i
County Court
Adjourned Term
An adjourned term of tli County
Court lor Jnuuary waa held ou
ilurch 8.
lu the mutter o( lrldp acroen
I'rooked and IH'ncuuto rivers. Now
o tht dity come tlip mutter ot the
construction of ltrldrr acrowi the
IVchutee ami Crooked rlvorw, ami il
appearing to the Court that the
talKIIng of Haiti bridge am) the
ppeniiiK of the Kohe-rt K. Jordan
county road are emergviicy matters,
and
It further appearing to the Court
that it I for the beet Interest of the
pnllie that said bridge oe con
structed ill a tirst-eliiss maiuier aud
that they lie of a permanent nature,
and the Court having heretofore
made full Inquiry Into tlie matter of
price and styles of bridges, abut
ments, etc., it is therefore deemed by
the Court advisable to forthwith
enter luto a contract under the pro
visions of Sec. U318uf U O. 1... to this
extent: that said couuty forthwith
coutract for the necessary material
for the coustrnctlon of each of said
Wldtfos; that the County Court shall
inspect nil material as to Its fitness;
that said Court shall Inspect all bills
for said materials and for the labor
necessary iu erecting suld bridged
and to this end It Is
Ordered by the Court that a con
tract beeutered luto by the County
Court of Crook county and theCoust
Bridge Company, au Oregon corpor
ation, for such bridges, which con
tract, among other things, shall call
lor all metal materlul fabricated
ready for the erection of two low
trns bridges, each bridge to be 100
leet loug and lti feet In width, tor the
sum of 12700 each, provided said
Coast Bridge Company shall furuish
a surety boud iu the sum of o400,
guaranteeing the furnishing of said
materials according to said contract,
plans, strain sheet and apecifications
Ikrreto attached and made a part
thereof, and It Is
Ordered that said contract further
provide for the labor of erecting said
bridges at the actual cost to Crook
coanty for lubor necessary for the
erection and completion of said
bridges, provided said bridge com
pany shall furnish a further surety
bond guaranteeing that in no event
vill such cost exceed the sum of
t 00 00 for the erection and com
pletiou of each of said bridges.
It Is further ordered that the writ
ten specifications consisting of six
typewritten pages for the materials
used in said bridges and the details
for the erection thereof, based upon
the hand book of the Carnegie Steel
Company, together with the blue
print of said proposed bridges, the
strain sheet and the surety bond
executed by the Xutional Surety
Company in favor of said Crook
county in the penal sum of 5,400,
guaranteeing the furnishing of all
material fabricated, as provided In
said contract and with a further
urety bond executed by the
National Surety Company In favor
of said Crook County in the penal
ii'ia of $i00, guaranteeing the
erection of the, said two bridges, as
more particularly set forth iu said
above contract, which said specifi
cations, blue print, strain sheet and
bomls are attached to and made a
part of said contract and they are
ordered filed with the County Clerk
of this Court for public reference aud
inspection.
And it is further ordered tuatO. E.
Woodward, civil and bridge engineer
of said Crook County, State of Ore
gon, be and Is hereby employed as
superintendent of and for said
bridges; that said superintendent
shall Inspect all materlul, as to its
fitness, and shall Inspect all bills for
material and labor aud certify to
their correctness, before they shall
be ordered paid by said court and
upon the completion of said bridge,
ahull prepare aud file with the clerk
of said court, a full and complete de
tailed statement, duly verified, giv
ing me name o the stream across
which said bridge is built, the name
or location of said bridge iu such a
manner that It may easily be found,
its eutlre length, width, amount and
cost of such kind of material aud
entire cost of said bridge, with a
brief general description of the style
and character of said bridge and of
its Immediate surroundings, as In
such cases made and provided by
statutes of the state of Oregon.
In the matter of a private change
in the I'rlueville-Dalles road by J. K.
Adamsonet al. Inasmuch as said
change does not increase the distance
nor the gradients to the Injury if
the traveling public said change Is
recommended by the board. It Is
therefore ordered that said road be
and the same Is hereby declared a
public highway.
Eggs Now Ready
White Wyandotts, Ringlioupe Strain.
$2 per 15 and $5 per 50. Order early.
Iceland Uklkkap, Prineville. :i-7-4tp
Thoroughbred chickens for sale.
S. Fox, "Braeside," J'rintrille.
Help theFiremen
The i'rlitevllle Fire IVpartmeiit
desires to announce that they will
serve supper In the Club Hall at the
tlreman's dance March 1". The net
proceeds of tills supper will 1 lor
the Ix'iietit of the department and It
Is proposed to furuish "the making"
tor the supper by donations from
friends of the department. Thus who
desire to help out kindly confer with
Stewart & Co., or the V. F. King
Co., so that a variety may lie se
cured. Final arrungvincuta must be
In by Wednesday, March l:t,
Com.m ITT KB.
Real Estate Transfers.
Furnished by the Ciook County Ab
et rct Civ.
Samuel J. Newsom to Clarence I).
Calhreath, tract 40 by 170 feet iu New
som acreagr, Triueville, 7.V
V. 11. Kinder to Clarenca D. Cal
hreath, teaet 40 by 170 feet in Season!
acreage, 1'rineville, 140.
Sumo Schulte to Henry li. Hewer,
w neV, :;s u 10, i,;m.
Oregon A Western Col. Co. to John
F. Harris, lot 1, block 2, Fifth add. aud
lot S, block 6 in Second add. Trinevi le,
IKY
Champ Smith to lsoni Cleek, K4 by
SO feet in lot 1, block 10, Printville,
$:nx.
Charles Altschul to Samuel J. New
soui. tract kii.g between Ochoco creek
aud Neusoiu's addition, Prineville.
C. J. Sty to J. F. llogue, e'j ',, &
lot 4 of Sec. 10 auJ lot 1 of See. 30 21 11,
$10.
J. B. Merrill to Katy M. Merrill, e'
se'4 and eV4 se Sec. 22 aud nii'a nej
27 11-10 1
Card of Thanks.
I wish to most heartily thank my
Mends that stood by me throughout the
piano contest. Without your loyal tup
port I could not have won. I extend a
cordial invitation to all to call and fee
the instalment. Am greatly pleased
with it. Thanking you again, I remain
Sincerely,
Maiu:ie Glaze.
Put Up
Parties owing me on account come
and settle fame immediatalv. Tin
means what it eavs. Mtn Vamii.rtoiil.
Handbag Lost
Wednesday evening, somewhere be
tween Henry Cram'a place and W. S.
Avres place. Under will receive re
ward by leaving same at this ollice. II-
For Sale.
Complete sawmill. . M capacity, ten
miles from town ; for sale or trade. See
3-7 COLLINS W. Eleiss,
Brown Leghorns
Pure-bred Brown Leghorn eat;, SI
setting: day old chicks. Mas. I.ki a
ell, PrinevilK Ore. 3 7
Houses For Rent.
6- room modern, $16.
" rcorn semi-modern, $15.
7- roim water and lights, lj.
4-room, water, $0.
3-room, IS.
3-rooin, $7.
2-29 Cil.vs. F. Condart.
Spring Samples Just Received.
Spring and Summer goods for ladies'
ware; latest out. Candies, Nuts,
Sodas. Ice Creams, ets.
Mrs. J. . Wkioht, next door to I.yric
Theatre. 2-1-lm
Awarded
Grand Prize
at A. Y. RE.
Seattle, 1909
The Housewife says :
"I know that no otfief mattress can give
such rotf J and healthful deep at
Carman's $15 Mattress DeLiuce
because ill to comfortable that you go
to tleep almott immediately after re
tiring and you awake to reuedied and
cheerful in the morning. Before pur
chasing one I thought k impossible to
find to comfortable a mattress. Its
certainly worth many timet the $15
you pay for it.'
We tell the Carman's Mattress De Luxe
because its maker stands back of it with a
$1,000 guarantee that its a better mallrtu
and contains mare long fibre cotton than the
most widely advertised $ i S mattress in Amer
ica. It's told on a 30-nightt free trial and full
purchase price refunded if not up to our
claims. The Carman process of interweaving
the cotton into nine large fluffy layers make
it not only the most comfortable, but the most
ankarv maltreat made.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Prineville Furniture
Exchange
CHAS. F. CDNDART, Prop.
Loot EriC EE nwwyl
for' - I niittreuf
Announcements
For District Attorney.
I hereby announce my randldaer for
the lb publican nomination for district
attorney lor thetr-iitli judicial district
at tli primnnes, April I'.'th. I will
personally prosecute violations of the
law and twi.'l otlicera in conducting; the
ntiainess ot I rook, tbxxl Kiver ami
Wasco counliea in a vigorous, prompt
and biiaincaalik manlier, if nominated
aud elected. I'd adv. Kk.nkst C. Sxnn
For Sheriff
I announce myself a candidate for the
ollice of sheriff, subject to the approval
ot rcpuhlican voter ol I rook roiiuiy at
the primaries heul A inl r.i, unz.
pi. adv. Fkank F.ikins,
For Sheriff.
I hereby aiinonucn mself a candidate
for the ollice of Sheriff, subject to the
approval of the republican vo'em o
Cr.iok county at the primarte in April
i n ailv John .Mi l v.i.KHr
For County Assessor.
To the i!ennK-ratic votera of Crook
county :
I hereby announce mv randldtcy for
tha nomination for county nowsiiriiil
ject to the approval of the votera of the
ilemocratie party at the primary elec
lion. April Uuli. HH-
pd. adv. II. A. KoaTKK.
(Addia Foater)
For Sheriff.
To the republican votert ot Crook
county;
I hereby annottnc mvaelf a candidate
for the ollice of sheriff, uhiect to the
approval of the republican voters at the
primaries held April IU, 11111. If nonii
nited. I will conduct the buaiues.i of
the alnvve office lo the beat of mv
ability ami will give especial attention
to tax matter,
pd sdv. C. D. IIrowx
For County Clerk.
To the votera of Cniok county;
I hereby announce my candidacy for
the nomination of county clerk on the
repuhlictin ticket at the coming pri
maries. April P'tli, and if nominated
nnd elected, I will perform the duties
of the ollice to the best of my ability,
and for the nest Interests of the taxiay
era and citiieni in general and along
sound business principles.
pd. adv. Howasu W, Tcksi;r,
For County Clerk.
To the democratic votert of Crook
county :
I hereby announce mvself s candidate
for the ollice of county clerk, subject to
the approval of the democratic votera at
the primaries held April l'.l, 1912.
pd. adv. Wakkkn HkOW.N.
For County Surveyor.
To the republican votera of Crook
county :
I hereby announce myself s candidate
'or the olfice of county aurveynr, aiili-
ject to the approval of the republican
votera at the primaries held April 10,
I'.n'i. pd. adv. K. L. ISKKU 8TKR.
For County School Supt.
To the republican voters of Crook county;
I hereby announce myself a candidate
lor the ollice ot county school siiperin
tendent subject to the approval of the
republican votera at the primaries held
April 19. pd. adv. J. K. Myers.
For County Assessor.
To the republican voters of Crook
county :
1 hereby announce my candidacy for
the nomination to the ollice of county
assessor at the primaries on April 10,
1U12. If I am nominated and elected,
I will during my term of ofllce, use my
best endeavor to give a thorough and
impartial assessment, to assem by legul
subdivisions, to index by suldiviion,
and by. name, to keep all records in an
up-to-date manner, making it easy to
find amount of tax on each parcel of
land, or amount of each individual tax,
to perfonully attend to the duties of the
ofllce, to give prompt and cautions
treatment to all. I desire la ed after
my name on the nominating ballot, A
Businens Administration of the Asses
sor's ollice.
pd. adv. W. E. Va.v Allem.
For Sheriff.
I hereby announce inysell as a
candidate for the Democratic nom
ination for sheriff at t he coming
primaries, April 19. "A etiuare
deal to all."
I'd adv. T. N. J'.alfoi H.
For County Assessor.
To the republican votera of Crook
count.
I hereby Bnnouncc my candidacy for
the nomination for county asMssor, for
Crook countv, Oregon, at the primaries
to be held on April lttth, 11)12.
If nominated and elected, I will, dur
ing my term of oilier, devote my entire
time to the duties of the ollice. I shall
use my utmost endeavor to secure equal
assessments without fear or favor. I
will see that the lax rolls are prepared
promptly and as provided by law. The
pocket books of the tax payers are di
rectly effe;ted by the administration of
this office.
I desire to have placed after my name
on the official nominating ballot these
words Strict Attention to Business,
F.ipial Assessments, Partiality to None.
pd. avd. J.EWIS WYI.DE.
For County Judge.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for nomination on the Itepultlicun
ticket for the ollice of County .Itnljfe
nnd, If elected, promise the citizens
of Crook county a fnlriind impartial
administra tion of that ofllce and will
use my entire efforts toward the bet
terment of tho condition of our
county and Its citizens.
pil lldV ( IIAIII.KH ). I'OI.I.AIIH.
For District Attorney.
To the Iteptibllcan voters of Wnscn,
Crook and Hood Itlver Counties.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the itejiubllcaii nomination for
IMstrlct Attorney for the Seventh
Judicial I lsirlrt com prised ol Wnaco,
Crook nnd Hood Klver count lea t
the coiiilmi primaries to lie held
April III, l'M2 it noiiiliiHted nnd
ehvted, the duties of the IMstrlct
Attorney' otllce will nlwnya have
Mist consideration. I ahull strive
fully to enforce nil laws, nnd pro
tect, to the utmost of my ability, the
Interest of the whole people ot my
district. I pledge myself to give im
personal tit tent Ion to the IiihiIs of
the count Irs comprising the Seventh
.ln.llcl.il Hlstrlct.
ml vis tiuitiTos I.. I'm'i'ta.
W. A. Bell for District Attorney.
To the Hepiihlii an electors of Crook,
Hisd Kiver, and Waaco Counties:
1 hereby aiuiouuco uiytclf a candi
date for the Uopuhlican nomination for
lino net Attorney at the coming pri
maries, April lllth, and if nominated
and elected t will during my term of
ollice devote my entire tun to the
duties ol the otllce to the exclusion of
other law busiuecs, and give my perso
nal attention, and tlrst consideration to
the busineaa ol the ollice, and will
iHrsouallv assiat the oltlcers III each
comity with the enforcement of the
criminal law, and t-aectaly will I exert
in ocl I to aiilorce the law gainst vice,
immoral nets, and the tralhc In while
slavery.
I have resided in the IMstrict, at
1'rineville. and The I'allea, Oregon, for
the past twenty-live years, and eugnged
eiglitcii veara in the active practice of
the law. I-.'o.MIV . A. UKU,
For County Surveyor. I
T' the Kt'inilillcHii Wtcrn ol Oook
I lien-hy Hniiounif my ohikIIiIhcv .
urn vim I myni'lf to the tittkrt of County
Sttrvt-yor. mibjit't to ihi npprovnl'
f the Kfjtuhl.cau vtit.-rn nf mnU
o.tiMty. I- liKH ,a Ki K.
For sheriff.
I hiivi htvn uri'tl by h miuhImt of ,
imml!iiit oltliftiH of thin O'tuty to
Mulii iiitike the rnov Ur MierlfT. Slow j
Imvltu n kiiowitMliit of tlto work ml 1
dm in tl tlmt oitUt by nvUttti n
hlcf deputy for the iwiMt vtr, ami,
lifter lue cointlilerntlon, 1 will com-
Iv to the wiVhr of the iltli-na rts
rrvl t niul wtuli to hervhv kii-
iioiiiu'e my cttiKlUlaey for the uHtet
if Sheriff Miitiiiff tti fht wUtiaM nf t
the votem of the liVmovmtlc Tarty.
For Con gr eta.
JOHN P. (Jerry) RUSK.
For Itooervelt and uroitreaa, against
Talt and Htuinli atisra." I'roKreasive ltc-
uunllcan candnlate for comtretia. Al
ways with the ieople. If jfou don't he
lieve it look up Ins record. I'ald Adv. t
Notice, of Annual Meeting
of
Stockholders. I
Notice Ik hnrpby irtvvn that the annual i
me(IHK oi tliv utoi lthoittr of th MMnoiilc '
Hutl'linB AMwiminn, ol I'rlnuvilk, or-iiiii '
III m 111' 1(1 111 lnmoIC lift!) Ill fritiVlli,
Orricnii, Satiirnay even 1 tiic . Mnr li Wia, 1 ni, at
ttiv hour (if h u rux'k ( ni- for the itirinM til i
elH'ilti triiAnl of iltri'ctorv n anttil fttrfo-,
turn, anl iraimartloti ni mirii out'T Mini uena
a in a v iToin-rlv
v tiroiiiiht in-fur thv uiuuiliiif .
Utietl Ilia an uay oi xitn-n, r't-.
Mitn-ii, rii,
HAI.ItwiN, NTfUrv.
II.
Notice for i'tiblicution.
Departmnl of ttm Inlcrlnr, IT. S. -nnl Oftioo
Hi l ti- lhIKa. on-Moii, hiruiirr Vttiti, ivu,
Niltc U liftvhr mtIvhii thut (iwirufi J,
totMT .'ml, IMHi, uiatli' IhoiiicNtiMiil, No. I
atrli:. No. (MoiU fur im1,, ne'4 a?1, mid
sw'"4 ne'4, tH-oiitm o, towiiHiiip u Hotith, rmigit
11 sti. wiiiitfneue nuTKiiiiii. iihh n iMi noiiott
of Infi-ntloti to iiuike rtiiul liv yi-tir pnHif. to
HHtutiHiti i'ImIim in th litiifl hIxiva di-wrl .!,
Ix'Tor WMrrt'it M row 11, coutitv oit-rk, Hi hl
oftlt-e t Prineville, UreKuii, oil the K'th tiny
of April, IW..
r iiiiiiiiiiL niuni-a na wmifwn: rri
Con how. Jiivint .Mrl'!tnh'l,(iirl.l,Htiinliiulut,
Nuiuh r , oln, nil of prim-viiii'. (in-it-oii.
V-7-P ' " 3I(HJHf., Iti'KlHllT.
Report of the Condition
-..'I'LIU- IIAtllt 1UT II1V1IUMA tilt f 'JT l, ! 'Il
tliecbewortiualtieNii Kebruary tfith, I'I2.
oans and discounts. , 12,171 Id
Overdraft-, secured and unsecured (HI
Banking house l.HK) 00
Furniture and rlxtures 1,M1 87
Due from banks not reserve banks 110 IM
Due from approved reserve banks 014 1)1
Checks and other cash Items. ... 742 Oil
Cash on hand J,0M 52
Total 19,275 61
Liabilities.
'ispital stock r"il in 10..0 U0
Undivided proltts, lens cjipeiiMea
and tiiAns paid 132 OB
Individual depoalts subject to
check .1,773 I'll
Time certilicatcs of deposit 2,370.00
Kills payable for money borrowed 1,0(10 00
Total 111,27ft fil
Htate of Ori'Hon, County of Crook, en:
I, Wm. 1). Harnex President uf the above- j
imuieil hank, lo solciuuly swear that the
above Htatenieut Is true to the best of niy
knowledge and belief. Wm I). I1arsm
President.
KiiliHcribed aud sworn to before inc this
27th day of February, 1012. A. F. ltanisny
Notary Public.
Correct Attest! UritoN C. Caut, '
A. F, IIamhay.
' liirectors,
d iaf'
-L
Rick Wood. Rick Wood.
Auv amount von want; quick
err, l'iuvii.i,i Fi'RN, Exiiiu.
dellv.
II
Millinery
OPENING
Tues. March 14
The Newest Ideas in
Spring Millinery,
Mrs. Estes
Millinery Parlor. Prineville
Notict of A Jonnliti iitor' SaU of
lu lh t'uiinly itmrt u( Uv Mil tf orcat)
$25,000.00
REWARD!!
For the arrest and conviction of anyone
not boosting the Firemen's Annual Ball
given at the Club Hall,
March J5th, 1912
Good Music
Dance All Night. Tickets$l
wo
3-
L. KAMSTRA, Proprietor
Crook County Jewelry and Cporting Goods House.
In
Their Own
or In ours, the Fish wo sell to our patrons gives the ttreatoBt eatisfaction.
It is always fresh ami sweet, with an appetlaing flavor that appeals to all
Fish lovers. We have every kind in season -varieties onouijli to please
nil tastes and our pricea are very moduriito. We get iu fresh supplies
direct from ocean and river.
City Meat Market
Ut Crixtk eomiiv
hi tin ti.ait.r ut MUtt of HU hrl Uvfrt
NuMrc I lirrty iHit tii.'W n! bt
rlrlu til ilitt rfi utiil tU r of miIi ut rm
mv, Untr.i on i of Oi eon ni t iMiri r iIik nim
uMtrt'ttuii htrt rtMik viiumi. un tli 4t(t iUy ut
r h, i'M.', til 0 iiikili! of I ri wi t
((li'lmrd M t f , liinaMit, iiil to Inn tllrm'tml,
mtiiixriitiiat. piii-w'ruiii oil iltrw Oim mim,
tllltlllllrllir Ot ltl fUlB tM Mlil Kit llNltl
JU)if, lt'i onai.t, In wlt Hi titfrflMatllvr it'
rriietit rvl Isvloiitfiiiff In tli tHiottn ol
liMiftr't Ni!tr, ttnti, fiil f)r ilm
(riM iU to t It v o mriil l On tilt (mo l i luluis
nil iiim aHMlttal MlU rUt, I w III, on
Satwy, Sid 4f W AH. 1912.
l llit I run i tUMir nf ih wnnhotiai, lit ihf I'lljr
ol rriin-vilir, I f n i d fount , tlf ot 0Miitl.
at the liiiur ol i tt. ltHk Im lti afii'riHMMi uf
m iUr, Mil. al nlttli aui llnii Is. Oi Iit(h
iitsl.ltT lor . !. in loiol. all th riaiii. nil
anil htMri l lli' oaiil Hii har! Mrr, A aw!,
It. I till III Hl iUv nl May, Il'll h llmo o
lit ttratlt, in a nit lo tli Miutt lug Jt'M ritij
l-rviitUv. t-w ii ;
Tit itnriliaa)l iiiartrf nf the iioft hnt
nharti i o( it'ciiiin thirl) ttiu-, lit low nhtp
llflft'ii MMilh, of raittf lnrti'-M ! ill lliu
W tlUitn llr Mi rt'llan in t rHa t-unitiy, Kta' i(
l tlt-ajott, log'-tlift (t It tlo l'lt im-lil., htrmll-
lailM'llf ailt )''lir(lllll'' OlffVttl Iwlollajlllf
if Hi au viw ait'italiniiM, alot ai't'lf il
(rot rt-iU ol n ut h Ir In I In Hi f 111 of lltt- nit
)ait t'laiin ami i-tii' aiaiiiai aut i,uif,
hauM atil iiil ltalil firl lima Manti 7th,
ItHi,
y. a hrnK it,
Ailtnttilalrator ol Oi t aiat i(
lti. liaol Wi')r. ilct tii
N-tUc for I'liMlc.ttloii.
Viio-iiiiiiI nf th Miitir, V N, I -nn.t Oftlm
al Th Itatlm. Oiraoli llrtiaiv .'"Hi, Wil
N.itltw la lifirl.v fl-ll thrtl llir KUloll,
tf rullim, Ortftui, wImi, tii VhIi-Ii illli, Iwlil.
Ml pule liilMH')trit. N t. l'ivH,t, Cut li1 liW1) 'tinj
H'l It1 ti tHH-tlotl , tonlili Itt aaMilh, ratitt
-f' frttl lllttltrl. MriltllMit, N l.lr-1 llolliM
of littrntUui In tiialu nitul iMtiitutl.illnii
linatf, Im iitullllt Itthn to t ttr iuint atui
rtiM'rtll, tn-ri-ri Mmtvti Iiiovmi, mtiuiv
rink, ut itumv, at IMlin III, Oti"li. oil
Hi Hlli Uy ut Alirll , I.U,
I Inllliaut nnliir h llitmtf ; Jtwt ,.
Liairr.ul fnuliua, Onton. Jtilt Him ar.li, r
McmiIom , iinvmi, ,ittioti I, 'larinr, mini
Ortiinat Ituy, uf Nhi. Oinit
T w, MlMtHK, Urgl.ltT.
She Points With Prid
to tier Jewelry tiecaneu it was bought
here and Is terefore of the finest quality.
Any girl la naturally proud of what-!
ever she purchased her nr whatever,
waa bought for her. We carry the
most artistic lines of gold and silver
jewelry In town, as well as a high-grade
selection ol diauionda, rubles, pearls and
oilier precious Htonea, let nnd unact.
3SJ33i?EIS!SSte
Scales
I.