Tage 4
CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Events Occurring Throughout
the State During the Past
Week.
r Want Jitney Busses Regulated.
Salem. Asserting that the Portland
traction company (a losing more than
?500 daily by the operattonof jitney
busses In the congested districts of
Tortland. Attorney Harrison Alien is
in the state capital conferring with
the railroad commission, preparatory
to having a bill Introduced which will
curb the operations of these vehicles.
It is said that among the features
of the proposed measure for relief
will be a clause putting the jitney bus
under the jurisdiction of the railroad
commission. The bill also requires
all such vehicles to be licensed and
will provide for the filing of an in
demnity bond in the case of every one
In operation.
BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
Copperfield Will Remain "Dry" Town.
Baker. The city council of Copper
field has been reorganized, following
the proclamation by Governor Withy
combe suspending martial law, in
force for over one year, since the raid
of the saloons and confiscation of li
quor and fixtures by the militia, on
order of Governor West J. H. Dauer,
merchant, has been named mayor,
while other members of the council
are ex-Mayor Stewart, William Wie
gand, former saloon man, and one wo
man, Mrs. L. Benham.
It is announced that the new coun
cil will not issue any liquor licenses,
but will keep Copperfield in the "dry"
column.
Survey for Canal is On.
Seaside. Under authorization of
the Port of Astoria commissioners, a
crew of surveyors is making a com
plete survey of the territory between
Seaside and the Columbia river, with
a view toward locating a steamboat
canal. The Columbia Clatsop Canal
club has taken the initiative in the
project and the action of the port
commissioners is in response to a re
quest from the club.
$3,000,000 OF TIMBER SOLD
Shevlin Interests Buy 60,000 Acres of
Yellow Pine at Bend.
Portland. The largest sale of tim
ber land made in the Pacific North
west in several years has just been
closed by the Deschutes Lumber com
pany, with headquarters at Bend, with
the Shevlin lumber interests of Min
neapolis, Minn., aggregating 60,000
acres and involving a consideration,
it is understood, of approximately $3,
000,000. T. L. Shevlin is the principal
factor In the deal for the Shevlin in
terests. With the purchase of this tract, the
Shevlin interests now own a body of
yellow pine timber in central Oregon
of about 180,000 acres. They have
been investing in Oregon timber lands
for a number of years.
The tract just taken over by the
Shevlins adjoins their other holding!.
The tract lies in the western part of
Crook county and. the northern part
of Klamath county. The extreme east
era portion of the timber is within
five miles of Bend and railroad trans
portation. With this proximity to
transportation it will not require
much new railroad construction to
tap the first unit of the holdings when
actual operations are started.
$620,000 Involved in Timber Suits.
Portland. Alleging that Fred A.
Kribs and W. N.-Jones, of the J. K.
Lumber company, deliberately de
frauded E. H. Dodge and the E. H.
Dodge Lumber company, wrecking the
company and bankrupting Mr. Dodge,
Robert Stennick, trustee in bankrupt
cy has filed suit against Kribs and
Jones for $620,464.31, alleged lost by
Mr. Dodge in the transaction. The
fraud Is alleged to have been commit
ted by misrepresentation of timber
values and of facts connected with
the establishment of a logging rail
road in Skamania county, Washington.
Valley Southern Sets Service Schedule
Oregon City. Passenger and freight
service on the Willamette Valley
Southern will begin January 30. A
schedule of rates and a tentative time
table have been submitted to the rail
table have been submitted to the rail
oad commission and a decision from
that body is expected in a few days.
The operation of trains during the
first month of service will be largely
experimental and a permanent sched
ule arranged on information secured
Jn February.
Rufus Thompson Dies at Albany.
Albany. Rufus Thompson, for many
years one of Albany's best-known res
idents and father of W. Lair Thomp
son, president of the Oregon state sen
ate, died at his home in thla city at
the ago of 73 years. He had been a
resident of Linn county continuously
tor 45 year.
A camp of Spanish-American war
veterans has been organized at Hills
boro. Portland's sixth annual automobile
show opened at the armory Saturday
night.
The Oregon State Federation of La
bor convened Monday In Salem, T.
H. Burchard presiding.
E. J. McClanahan of Eugene has
been reelected president of the Ore
gon State Poultry association.
Temporary organization of the Lane
County Jersey Breeders' association
was effected at a meeting at Eugene.
The district forester at Portland re
ports that in the season of 1914 there
were 1300 fires in the national forests
of Oregon, Washington and Alaska.
After a shut-down of several months
the big mill of the J. H. Chambers
Lumber company, of Cottage Grove,
has resumed operations with a full
crew.
Blasius Grassor, who shot Elmer
Bacon, a 16 year-old boy, on January
4, was found guilty of manslaughter
by a jury at Salem, after a delibera
tion of six hours.
J. W. Groshong, of Albany, was
elected president of a newly organ
ized Hopgrowers' Association of Linn
and Bonton counties, and Roy New
port, also of Albany, was elected sec
retary. .
JVilliara D. Scott, general manager
of the Spokane, Portland & Seattle
railway died at his home in Portland.
The end came after repeated attacks
of heart failure thut brought about
complications.
Portland's population is 275.735, or
gain of 6208 in 1914, according to
estimates based on the number of
names that the new city directory will
contain when it is Issued February 25
by R. L. Polk & Co.
Ex-Governor West during the last
30 days of his administration condi
tionally pardoned 69 convicts, six of
them murderers, and two convicted of
manslaughter, according to records on
file in the statehouse.
No fatal accidents were reported to
Labor Commissioner Hoff during the
week. The total number of mishaps
was 38, and 12 occurred among em
ployes of railroads, while 9 victims
were employed by sawmill or logging
companies.
John Johnson, of Portland, aged
about 50 years, was found dead by his
brother Albert, between Tualatin and
Mulloy stations, in the southeastern
part of Washington county, death hav
ing resulted from a shotgun wound
near the heart.
T. J. Williams, chief of police of
Roseburg, was acquitted by a jury in
the state court following a hearing on
a charge of assaulting George Church,
a socialist. Mr. Williams' arrest was
the outcome of an I. W. W. outbreak
which occurred Saturday night.
J. T. Richardson, chief auditor of
the state accounting department un
der the administration of State In
surance Commissioner Ferguson, has
announced that the cost of auditing
the books of the various counties,
Multnomah not included, was $19,281.
The skeleton of a large whale which
drifted ashore just north of the mouth
of the Sius'.aw river last summer is
to be taken to Eugene. James Ful
lerton, of Eugene, is at Florence to
superintend the work and says the
skeleton will be put together on the
university campus.
The total road mileage In Oregon
is 37,639 miles.
Notice of Sle of 1'eisonsl Property
Notice is hereby given tlmt in pursuance
of an order ot the county court ut Crunk
county, Oregon, made an. I entered on t lie
UHli da vol 'January, pll.i, the undersigned,
ai administrator ol the estate of Avery U.
rvoggm, deceased, will on the 16th day of
reouiaiy, uu.i. seii at private sale lo the
highest ami best bidder, for rash, or lor
bankable noli to he approved by the
county court of I'rook countv, Oregon, for
the purpOM of paying the' indebtedness
against said estate. Ihe following personal
property, belonging to said etatv:
One lot of larin machinery
One lotol household goods
One band of raime lutisea, consisting of
about seventy-rive head of vui iutis sites
and ages.
An undivided one-half interest in a cer
tain ullion, now in possession of Dean
Huston at Paulina, Oregon.
On team of work horses
iseveral saddle horses, and other articles
of personal pmiwrty belonging to stud .
fate, excepting notes and accounts in
course of collet-lion.
Bids must be in writing and sealed, and
hied with the administrator not later than
P.! o'clock M. of the ilav Ol -Ale- ftlll.t lid, l.
erty may be bid upon either as a whole or
separately, excepting (hat the band or
range horses will be sold as a whole and
at the risk of the purvnaer. This bund ol
norsea is branded ir-" on .elt ti!l and
the use ol the brand will go w ith piirclia-e.
iiiioriiKinon may ne nao ny calling on or
auuressuig the administrator or U. M
Cornett, both of i'ritiuville, Oregon.
lb right to reject any and all bids ii
pecincally reserved.
N. O. WALLACE.
Administrator ol the estate of A very O
ticuggm, deceased. l-l'l-U
-Notice ot (uarUiun'o Sale ol Kcal
1-stutts
Notice la hereby given, that In
pursuance ot an order of the county
court ol the stale of Oregon for
UncknmiiH county, made on tin
2nd tlay of January, 1913, in the
matter of the guardianship of IV we
t,n toilette, a minor, the unil
(dirtied, the guardian of Nahl minor,
will aell nt private sale for the high
eat price obtainable, ami mitiject to
continuation ny nahl comity court
after the ISth dnj- of Keliruarv. I'll
at the ollice of M. R Elliott in Prlne
vllle, Oregon, till the right, title and
Interest of said IVwey LnFollette
in all of the following descrttied real
entate, to-wlt: The southeast
quarter of -section teu til townshln
fourteen Houth, of range sixteen cant
of illamette Meridian In (.'roo
county, gtnte of Oregon.
terms anil conditions of Hale
Cash, K1J coin of the Cnlted State
or upon pood ami sulllclotit Brut
mortgage security with Interest at
the rate of eight per ceut ier annum
OHleu thin 21xt day of Jan.. 1915,
E. A. P. La Foi.i.kttk,
Guardian of Dewey La Follette.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon
January iMth, I'JVy.
Notice is hereby given that
James Forrester,
of Pnneville, Oregon, who, on June
12th 1911, made Homestead Entry No.
iwio, lor nwi nwi, sec 24 el nel, ne
se, sec. 23, township lti south, range
15 cast, Willamette Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make final three-
year proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Timothy
c. J. uuay u. a. commissioner.
Pnneville, Oregon, on the 3rd day of
.uarcn iifi.i.
Claimant names as witnesses: Earn
est h. Aycock, James Moflitt, Thomas
Quinn, Cecil Stearns, all of Prineville,
Uregon.
H. FBANk WOODCOCk,
1-21 Register.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior
U. S. LandOfhceat The Dalles, Oregon
January Wth 1U1.
Notice is hereby given that
Earnest . Aycock,
of Prineville, Oregon, who. on Novem
her 11th M10, made Homestead entrv
No. 07672 and on April 2'), I'Jl-1 made
additional Homestead entrv No,
U1Z!(1(), for wj nwj, sec. 29 ej nwj
and ne, sec. 30, township 16 south
range IB east, Willamette Meridian
has tiled notice of intention to make
final three-year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be
fore Timothy h. J. Duffy, U. S. Com
rr.isHioner, ar. rrineville, Uregon, on
the 3rd day of March 191").
Claimant names as witnesses'
.Tampa
rorrester. James Moflitt. Jacob Pecker
Of hard surfaced road ! Carl Larson, all of Prineville, Oregon,
there are only 25 miles, of which Jack
son county has 15, Clatsop has 6,
Multnomah 3 and Tillamook- 1. The
total mileage of macadam road Is 92
miles, of gravel road 3745 miles, of
plank road 232 miles and of earth road
32,689 miles.
State Veterinarian Lytle, who is
secretary of the Livestock Sanitary
board, announced that the department
had expended $25,125.99 of the appro
priation for two years of $50,000. The
expenditure was for 18 months. Cat
tle tuberculosis inspection numbered
13,321; malleln Inspection, 2311, and
sheep inspected, 400,000.
With every appointment and feature
In accord with the occasion, The Dal
les business men entertained the offi
cials of the Oregon-Washington Rail
road & Navigation company at an
elaborate banquet at Hotel Dalles Sat
urday. The affair was a token of ap
preciation of what the railroad heads
have done for The Dalles.
Four singers from the Oregon Agri
cultural college will leave Corvallis
this week for an extended tour of the
east as the guests of the Santa Fe
railroad. The quartet will appear first
at San Francisco, and from there will
journey east as far as Chicago, giv
ing concerts en route and Binding on
the de luxe trains on Santa Fe lines.
The tour will last about four weeks.
The total amount of the fees re
ceived by the automobile department
of Secretary of State O'.cott's office
for the year ending December 31 was
C77.592, as compared with $50,873 in
1)13 and $42,994 in 1912. The motor
vehicle registrations totaled 16.347,
motorcycles 2898, dealers 110 and
chauffeurs .1838. In 1913, 13,957 mo
tor vehicle and motorcycle registra
tions were made.
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H. FRA.sk Woow.ock,
Register.
Notice ei Final Accounting
.uiiue is uereoy given ijy the
undersigned, the administrator of
the estate of John II. Jarrett, de
ceased, that he has made and filed
with the clerk of toe county court
o: crook county and state of Ore
gon, his final accounting of his ad
ministration of said estate, and
the honorable county court has
pet Mondav, the lot day of March,
1915, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
at tne county court room in l'rine
ville, Oregon, as the time and
place for hearing and settling said
final accounting.
Dated this 28th day of Jan., 1915.
L. M. J'F.CHTKLL,
Administrator of the estate of
John ll. Jarrett, deceased. rid
Date of firs t publication January
zo, iyi.
Date of last publication Febru
ary 2T), 1915.
Notice of Final .Settlement
Notice Is hereby given by J. II,
Itoneuberg, the administrator of tin:
estate ot William Smith, (Wvnm-i,
tlmt he hiiH made and filed with the
clerk of the county court his final
accounting of him administration of
said eHtate, and that the court bus
net Monday, the first day of March.
1915, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon at
the county court room In I'llnevllle,
Oregon, as the time and place for
hearing ami settling said final ac
counting. At which time and place,
any person Interested In said estate
may appear and object to said final
accounting;.
Dated this 21st day of Jan., 1915,
J. H. IiOSHNIiKIUi,
Administrator of the estate of
William Smith, deceased.
Crook County Journal, f 1.C0 per yr '
Millinery
Special Sale
Ht'ing obliged to raise money
I will sell my splendid'
sorttneut of trimmed hats at
Actual cost. f SaW to begin
Thursday and continu until
the liata are all sold.
Mrs. Estes
The Milliner
PRINEVILLE. OREGON
Farm
Loans
For a short time we have sub
ject to our disposal
U00
for loans on highly improved
irrigated ranches in the vicin
ity of Prineville. Loans to
be for 15,0(10 or more and run
from 3 to 5 years, with inter
est at 8 per cent, payable an
nually. We rbarpe a small commission
to be paid by the borrower.
.See
A. R. BOWMAN
with Central Oregon Titlo k
Trust Co. 619
Prineville, Oregon
Notice to Creditor
Notice 1 hereby given hv the tin.
derailed, the ailiiilnlHtrator of tin-
estate of Italph D. Hlhloii, deceaMed,
to all creditor of said deceased ami
to all persons having claims ttgalntit
said estate to present the Name,
with the proper voucher, to the
limlerHliriieil at the ollice of M. K.
Klllott In Prineville, (Irfifon. within
lx month from the llrt mil, Ilea.
tlon of t hi notice.
I'ubllslied flrt time Jan. 21. 101.1
I'.ftiKXK MM. DON,
Administrator
Halph 1 1. Ilildon.
of the estate
ili'ci'Hwd.
of
Summon!
In the circuit court of the state of tlrt-
(tiu inr i rook rounlv.
Paul Kin-ill, plaintiff,
VM.
. I). liowlnnd and llowland, his wife
li. A. Iiiyior mid Sinn- ;. ht-Icr Un,
1). i,. .Mat-tern, mill all Hilars imerc-tcd
deleiKmnt.
lo I,. I). Howluml Bti.l Mmvhind. lii-.
wife, l A. Tnvlur, and Husie 0. Mu ter
and I). (J. Mantern, the almve iiiiiueil i(-
leiMlnnls, anil tn all others mtere-ted:
In the name of the utatu of On-iron. Yiiu
and eiicn ol you are lierehy re.,uu p. I to
appear H!il miMver the eiiiiiiimiiit ofulaln
till hied ajraiiMl you in the ahovit entitled
court aniiduit within ten davs from ihe
date of Uie service of thiH iiiiiiiiona upon
you, n rveu wiinin I rook countv. mine
ol Ureipm, or, if served within any other
i-ouiuy in me nuiieui wreon, men Willi 1 11
twenty (lays Iroin the (late of the nervi
of thin e u n i nioiiM uiioii von. or. if nerved
upon vou hy publication thereof an pro
vided oy law. men on or lie ore haliin ,
tlie Utli (luy ol March. lHlri. am vou ami
each ol you are hereby notilied that if you
tan 10 bo appear or aiif-wer. tor want there
of the planum will take a decree againnt
you for the relief prayed for in the com
plaint, to-wit: A judgment attainst tne
defendant, I.. Ii. llowland, for the Sinn of
Mile Hundred dollars, with interent there.
on at rate ol ewit per cent per annum
from the 2'Jnd day of Kepteinher, Kill, and
for the further sum of One hundred
twenty-live dollars as attorney's fees, and
for the cok'.h unil disbursements o'
suit, and for a decree of said court that a
certain indenture of tnorti.'ai'e executed hv
the defendant, L. I). Howland, on the
zzno nay oi neptonincr, mil, to one J. II
Jl ailen, ou tlie southwest quarter of the
nonu west nuarw cn sect on tweriiv. our
in township fourteen south, of ranee
thirteen east of the Willamette Meridian
tn (.miilf eonittv Htufu ,.t fir, .(,,.,. I.
said moi tjriiKe is 'recorded In Jlook 11 on
patfe a, Records of AlorlKiiccs of Crook
county, Oregon, he toreclosed according
to law. and said nremises sold In the in,. n.
ner provided hy law. and the proceeds of
said sine applied to tne payment of a i
judgment, interest, attorney's tees and
costs, and that the defendants, and all
persons claiming hy, through or under
them or any of lliem he forever barred.
estopped ai il foreclosed from havinir or
claiming any right, title or interest in or
to sum premises or any part thereof, and
for such other anil further relief as muv he
just and proper in the premises.
i ins summons is published in the
rook County Journal hv order of the
Hon. (i. fpringer, iuilgo of the countv
court of the state of Oregon for Crook
county, and county judge of said county,
mane and entered on the istli day ot Jan-
nary, ltd,), fornix lull weeks In seven con
secutive and successive issues of said
paper commencing with the issue of Jan-uai-y
21st, lido, and ending with the issue
of Mm eh 4th, I II 15,
Uau-d and pub ished first tune Jannarv
21 t, UI15. M. K. UIMNK,
Attorney for Plaintiff, i
Oi'dc
In the circuit court of the slulu of
Oregon fur the county of Crook,
Stute of Oregon, pliii'iitifl',
vs.
Charles A. Sliermnit, itdmiiiintnttur uf
the estate uf Sotvn Hubert licndlck
sen, ili'i'eiiseil, all heirs a I law ut' snul
ilei'cdent (if liny there he I mid all
other persons mid parties, unknown,
claiming' any rl;ht, title, estate, lien
or interest in unit to the personal
proMty descrihed in the informa
tion herein, iIi'I'oihIiiiiU.
It appearing to the court from the
inforiiiutioii on file heroin tlmt Soren
Hubert lh'iulicksen died littcstttte on
the With day of November, A. I)., Ml:!,
within the county of Crook, state of
Oregon, leaving an estate therein fun
sisting of personal property alone,
made up of chattels and evidences of
tnoneyof the probable value, of Two
Thousand Four Hundred Tweiitv-sevon
ami 111 hundredths (K427.1.H dollars,
ami
It further appearing that Charles A.
Sherman was thereafter appointed and
duly iiuililied as ndininiHtrtilur of the
estate of the said Soren Hubert Hen
dii'ksen, dccesiied, that the said mi
mimslrator took possession of all the
assets and properly of said estate, ad
ministered ujHin same in the usual
course of business, collecting and con
verting Into rash all of said personal
proierty and paying all claims and do
mitnds against said estate, together
with the costs and expenses of the ad
ministration thereof ; and
It further appearing that said es
tate is now fully unil finally settled Slid
thut there remains, ufter the payment
of all of said claims, dcmiimlH, costs
and expenses, now in the possession of
the said Chill ies A. .Sherman, as ad
ministrator s foresaid, the sum of Five
Hundred Kleven and 17 hundredths
l'11.17 dollars in cash; and that said
decedent died without heirs nt law,
children, widow or kindred capable of
inheriting suit! personal property and
thut by reuson thereof the atule of
Oregon has a right by law to the title
and iMissession of said nroiiertv:
Wherefore, I'ikiii the motion ami ap
plication of Willard 11. Wirt, district
NllllllllOIIM
In the circuit court of the sluln of
Oregon lor Crook county,
John Pi" ru Plow Company ol I'ortliind
Oregon, a pilvntM corporation, plain!
tilt, vs.
A. C, Hnnliml ami Fffa , Suiiford, ,H
wife, Oliver F Splhk and M. (),
Spinks, hit wile, and Mur.bnll- Well
Hardware CouipKiiy, a private ur.
H)intiiui, deleinlants.
Tu A. V. Smiliird, Kffa P. Suiiford
Oliver I'., Spinks and M. O. Spinks'
deleudsiita: '
In the nnm uf lbs statu of Oregon,
you ar hereby required lo appear ami
answer tbn coiniilauit tiled In lb abrva
entitled suit ami court mi or bedim i,
full day ol February, MIS, and 11 you
fall to toapiwar ami answer, tlin plain.
lit! will apply to tbu court lor (he relief
dcmuudetl III Its complaint, to wit: a
judgment against defendant, A. (', Ssn
lord, lor lbs sum ol $IHH) 00 with inter
est thereon (rum September 1, Mil, at
the rate of Inn per cent pr annum;
th further sum ol foil 04 with inter
est thereon from April 1, P14, at tho
rule of eight per cent per annum; h
blither sum of t'Jim.lKI attorney's leva
and Its costs sud disbursements herein.
That the, sheriff of Crook county,
Oiegon, sell sccordinif tu law llin real
estsle desciibed in plaintiff's complaint
to wit: tb toiubwest ipmrter ol aec
tlon Nine In to nship Thirteen tnmh,
of rsnga Thlrtenn east of Wilhuuettn
Meridian In Cnsik countv, Oregon, u,
that the proieedsof said sale lie a p.
plied to tbn siitislaetlnu ol said Jildg.
meiit alter p.iylng I bo costs ol making
such sale,
That the defendants above named
and each of them bn lurever barred ami
foreclosed ol suy right, title or eipitly
of redemption in Raid premises or any
part therwil.
That tlm plaintiff have Judgment
against the defendant, A. C. Ssnlord,
for any dellcieucy leiiniiuiiig after ap
plying all tbu liriMi'rd ol said sain
properly appllcabhi to fal.l Jii.rgineiil,
and for surd other relief as to tbu court
may wm eipntahlu.
This summons is niilillsbml )v nr.h.r
ol the Honorable- W. 1.. Ilrsilshsw,
judgii ol the circuit mint of tbu slate of
attorney for Cnmk county and attorney hegou lor Crook county, made on ll
ior tne suite of Oregon herein; llllh day ol December, MM, which sanl
It it hereby ordered, adjudged and order imnorllios tint this summons ba
decreed, In the Name of the state of published in the Crook Couniv Journal
Oregon, that all heirs at law of Soren weekly newspaier printed 'end Mil,'.
Hubert liendi. ksen. deceased, (if anv ! lulled in 1'rlneville. Crooli e.o,,,i o,.
gon, mr a iN'rlml ol six routec utlvs
mere tie) an. I all other persons and
parties, unknown, claiming any right,
title, estate, lien or Interval In the
personal property of said decedent, be,
and they are hereby, summoned and re
quired to appear and show causo in this
court, if any they have, by the I.Hh
day of March, A. 1) , MIS why the title
in ami to the crsonal property of snul
estate and described herein and in the
inlormatum herein, should not be ad
I judged to have escheated to and vested
in tne state of Oregon; and it is further
ordered ami adjudged that a copy of
this order be published in the Crook
County Journal, a weekly newspaper
of L'eneral circulation in said county of
Crook and state of Oregon, for a period
of six consecutive weeks prior to the
said l.'tth day of March, A. !., P.U.'i.
Hone in Chambers, at The Ilalles,
Oregon, thisMrd day of January, A.
1)., M15.
(signed) W. L. Hraphiiaw.
Judge.
Date of first publication, Jan. 1M, MM.
Dale of last publication, March 11, Mill
wuiarii ll. Wirt. Histrnt Attorney
and Attorney fur 1'liiintiir,
aeeks.
Th data ol the first publication of
this summons is lecemlMr 21th, mm.
Cask ,t Cs sud
M. If. F.UIUTT,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Bid Wanted for Drift Fence
HorMcheaveii Cm tin ami Horse
Kaisers Association desires bids for
construction ot 15 miles ol fence ex
tending along north boundary of
their range within the Ociioco
National Forest. The following
HptidlicnlloiiN tu be compiled wit li:
Posts bj fi-et In length, not less
than average illanieter at small i-ml
of 4 Inches, of pilch pine or tam
arack, not less than I'-l IiicIich Pi
ground, mile Impossible on ac
count of rock; on such ground,
triangular cribs :!x.'!x4 feet In clr
cunifereiice, 4 feet high, to lie erected
and filled with rock. Posts not to
exceed ID feet apart, stays to lie 4J
bi t III length aiul not less than 2.;t
Inches, 2 stays to lie stapled to each
wire bel weeneacli posl ;4siuootl; gal
vanl.ed twlHtcil wires to lie stretch
ed tight and stapled to each post.
When trees occur on the fence route
they mil v be used Instead of posts;
but when they are used n cleat or
fence stav must be spiked to the tree
and the wires stapled lothecleat.
All wires shall be aileiiialel.v weight
ed down at nil points where fence
crosses draws or ravines and sub
slatitlal corner brnces consl riicled at
all turning points In the fem e unless
the angle Is made uroiind a sub
stantial tree.
No bids will lie accepleil after F'cli
ruary 2-S and the committee In
charge of fencing reserves the right
to reject any anil all bids, liids
should be addressed to
1-21-f.t It, II. P.OOTK.V,
Hecretary-treasurer, l'ost, Ore,
Summons.
Ill I be circuit court of the Stale ot
Oregon for Crook county.
U. S. Cram, rialmlff,
vs.
I'rlnevlllc (Veil tner v Company, n, cor
poration, Oofcinlaiil,
To I'rtaet (He Creauiery Coiutniii.r,
n corporation, iN-fendaiit;
In the name of the State of Oregon,
you are hereby required to appear
liiul answer the complaint filed
against you In the above entitled ac
tion on or liefore the 111 lb day of Feb ,
Mt.'i, and if you fall mo to ap'eitr ami
niiMwer, the idalnllff w ill take Judg
incut against vou for the sum of Five
Hundred I'olliirs, with Interest upon
Oil t hereof from the IIOlli dav ul
Sept. Ml I, at the rate of six percent
per an u u in, and Interest on no uo
thereof at the rate of six per cent
per t n ii ti tn from the 1st day of I lie .
MI4, and for Ids costs unci dlsbuis
incuts of this action,
This summons Is published by or
der of the Honorable ti. Springer,
Judge of the County Court of Crook
Nullify, Oregon, made on thu ilth
day ol January, MM, which said
order prescribed that Ibis suiuiiioiih
be published in the Crook County
Journal, a w eekly new spaper printed
and published In prineville, Crook
dimity, Oregon, for a period of six
cohsiviitlve Weeks.
The date of the first ptildlcutbin of
Hits summons H January "th, 11115.
XI.' It. lilllott,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Notice for I'uhllciitioii
Department of the Interior,
V. H. Lund Olllco at T he lialles, Ore.
January 61 h, MM. .
Notice Is hereby given that
John Hansen
of Bend, Oregon, who. on Novemhee
24th. Ml;i, made homestead I'll! rv
K' fi ft,,,, a. , , , -
.-ij. mud, ior net net, "' mi J. see
tion l, net ''t section 20, nj nwj,
swt iiwi. ii wi nwt, sect, (ill Zl. town
ship 19 south, range 17 east, Wlllam
et.t Meridian, has tiled notice of In
itni mo to iiiiiko mini inree year
iiooi in CHUlllllsu Claim to the mo
above described before II. f. Kills.
C. H. Commissioner, at Head. Ore.
gon, on nie run nay Ol March. MIC.
t liilmnnt names as u-ito,
Krnest It. F.d wards. Herbert I.;'
Moore, Samuel R. Israel, Henry Ii,
Kord, all of Bend. Oregon.
1-28 II. F'iu.nk Woodcock. Hee-tsl,.e
Notice to Creditors
Notice is hereby given by the n,l.
signed, (1, M. Cornell and N. (1. Wallace
executors of the entitle of M ai-y Jl. Kcoggin'
deceased, td the enditors of, anil all perl
sons having claims ugiunst, said deceased
lo present the same, with proper vouchers'
to the undersigned ot the ollice of N. o'
Wallace in Prinevills, Ore-yon, within six
months from' the date of the llrst mil, Men
tion of this notice.
Dated and published first time January
2Sth, 11115. (I. M.COIINUTT,
. nai.i.flui!,
I'.xecutors - of the eslaio of M ii rtf TI
Scoggin, deceused, 1-28-rft.
OHDI H
In the circuit court of the slate of Ore
gon lor the county of I 'rook.
Stale of Oregon, plalnllll',
vs.
.1. II. Iloienberg, administrator of the f
tnlfl of William Miuiih, decea.ed, and all
heirs at law of said decedent (if y
there Is-) and all other persons, or
parties, unknown, claiming any right,
title, entitle, lieu or interest III the real
and personal estate described in the In
lormatbin herein, defendants.
1 1 appearing to the court from the In
formation ou Ills herein that William
Mn I Ih died on the l&illi day ol February,
A, I)., mil, within the coii'nly of Cnsik,
tale or Oregon leaving real and personal
properly therein, a portion of which being
particularly described as follows, to-wit:
I he west forty-nine -ID- feel of lot live -ft.
Ill block three -3- in the Monroe Hodges'
plat of Ihe town of Prineville, Crook
county, Oregon, and said personal prop
erty con-isting how of Thlrtt Hundred
I'orty.ncvcn and 111 hiiudri'iltha -a-l7.y.
dollars cash in the Flint National Hunk of
Prineville. Oregon, all within the said
county of ( rook and stale of Oregon; and
It also appearing Unit J. II. Uosenherg
was therealter appointed and duly quail
lied us administrator of thu estate of the ,
snul William Hmltb. deceased, and now is
In possession of both said real property,
and said personal property!
And it further appearing that the said
decedent died without heirs at law and
that by reason thereof the state ol Oregon
....o ,w ikh i iu uiu tine to audi real
and jiernnnul property s
Wherefore, upon the motion and appli
cation of Willard M. Wins, district at
torney lor Crook county and attorney for
the state of Oregon herein)
It is hereby ordered, adjudged and de
creed, III the name of the state of Oregon
that all the heirs of W illiam bnilth, de
ceiiK'd (II any there be) and all other per
sons or parties unknown, claiming any
right, title, estate, lien or Interest in the
real estate and personal property of said
decedent, he, und they are, hereby sum
limned and required to appear and show
cause In lids court, If any they have, hv
the Oil, day of March, A. )., llllfl, why the
title In and to the real and personal prop,
erty, deser bed herein und in the Informs.
Hon herein, should not he adjudged
escheated to and vcNted In the statu of '
Oregom and Il ls fin I lier ordered and ad
Judged that a copy of this order he pub-
ll, u
circulation
iiim or iii.,,.
gn, for a period of six consecutive weeks.
,l!';l"(",l,""'K' In The Dulles, Ore
gon, this .'1st duV of January, A, 1)., llllfi.
(signed) W, l,. IIUA'JJHUAW,
j)at,o of first publication, January i"'' lilii.
Da e i ol last publication, March 4, HUB.
Willard 111. W rl Dhdrlct Attorney and
attorney for plain tUT, '
judged that a copy or this order he pu
lished in Che Crook County Journal,
weekly newspaper of general eirculatit
In said county of Crook unci state of Or