Pafe 4
CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
RESUME OF WORK OF
STATEJLEG1SLATURE
First Three Weeks of Session
See Practically All Big
Bills Introduced.
KING FERDINAND
Number ef Bills in Home 444, in
Senate 159 Bill to Reclassify In
dustrie Submitted Ways and
Means Committee Causing Uneasi
nessProhibition Bill Favorably Re
ported No Worr jn to Serve on
Juries.
Salem. Although three weeks of
th JSth legislative session have slip
ped by with all the big measures still
to be passed upon by both houses, yet
really more progress has been made
during the first half of the present
session than during the same period
In many previous sessions. Practical
ly all the Important bills have been
Introduced and many of them have
received attention from the various
committees and are in shape to be
passed upon. The beginning of the
tourth week of the session found both
house in shape to get down to busi
ness, and unless there is an unusual
flow of oratory much serious work
will be accomplished.
As Saturday was the last day for
the introduction of bills in the house
members of the lower branch know
cow just how much work they have
ahead of them.
Most of the bills that will appear
at thi session have been introduced.
They now number 444 house bills and
159 senate bills, a total of 603. At the
1313 session there were 633 house bills
and 307 senate bills, a total of S40.
Compensation Act to Get Attention.
Legislation affecting the workmen's
compensation act also wiil demand the
attention of the house this week. The
committee on labor and industries has
submitted a bill that will reclassify
the Industries under the present law
Jind will ask that no further changes
be made, ' It is expected that the
house will act favorably on this meas
ure. The bill to do away with the petition-peddling
that created such a stir
in the house last week will be back
from the revision of laws committee
,this week. It was recommitted with
ft
M - xt&
s
sakT--.
by an act rasted at the last session
of the legislature, be abolished. It
was decided that there was no real
need for the school. Opinion was ex
pressed that t,ie inmates of the school
could be taken care of at other Institutions.
An appropriation of $:.0.O00 was
made at the last session for the school
of w hich $34.tVO w as used in the erec
tion of a building. The joint commit
tee decided to turn this building over
to the board of control
There were only 20 lumates In the
institution last year.
Other estimate were cut material
ly. By a rote of five to six it was de
cided to allow an appropriation of
$35,400 for county fair.
Of $1T2.;S6 27 asked by the state
fair, only $34.1S5 was allowed. Items
eliminated were for erecting livestock
coliseum, i:j,6JS.40; for building
roadways. fc716; for reimbursing the
state fair fund. 3730.
Woman Jury Bill Killed by Senate.
The death knell of Senator Lang
guth's bill permitting women to serve
on juries was sounded so far as this
session is concerned, when the minor
ity report of the judiciary committee
was adopted and the measure was
postponed indefinitely. Favorable ac
tion had previously been taken by the
senate on the measure, but It was re
called from the house and reconsidered.
Senators voting to postpone the bill j Bi" 0 B Offered at Olympia May Cut
indefinitely were: Barrett, Bingham, I 0" 23 Counties.
B:shop. Burgess. Butler, Cusick, Pay, Olympla, Wash Senator Hutchin
Kawley. Kiddle. LaFollette, McBride, ; son- of Spokane, this week will Intro
Ra;sdale, J. C. Smith. Stewart, Stray-duce ia tl" Washington legislature a
er. Wood and Thompson. oint memorial, as k;n congress to crc-
Sersators favoring the bill were: j ate tfle sew state of Lincoln from the
Clarke. Dimkk, Farrell, Garland, Hoi- j 2i counties of eastern Washington,
lis, Keliaher. Lansguth. Leinenweber, The counties of western Wash-
St.'ltlk of
Notice f Sale of l'ctnal Property Order
J Notice is lo'-vhy given thai in put limin e
j of nn oro.-i ol the county emirl ol Crook
tHuiinv, 0:i ii, made .iiiii entered on the
I lltli .isv i.l J.tin.sty, t'll.i. Hie iiii.I.-rip-ne.l,
Sii t-tiu. .livened, mil on tho l..th ,i.V ..f , Charles A. Sherman, adininistriilor
; renmniv, r.M.. sen
ATS.;';- fXf 1
at private sale 1,1 the
hllo-l ami best bidder, (or rash, or U r
Imnkahie ii.'tin to l Hnn,-.l l iiir
county cxniil if Cnn-k t-iuitiv, Orrjton. for
Xkr prHe of lvli (In. imlrtilnlnrn
agatmi miuI tau-. III following eraonal
ro rty. lrionginii to Mid uie;
Mi v iol ot latin lilariimrry
line lot oi hotiM-lioUi fc"od
On liaml ot rint horn, ciniiiiig of
alM.ut M-vi ntv hve loo. I uf various mi.
ami ai;ts
An undivided olie-lm!f inlrrp.t n a c.
lam Mai.ioii, now tn k.ri.u.'i ol lKn
Hu-lonul i'aulina, Ort-tdni,
On trmu ot work hoi..
vrl raddle lioiw. and other artii lrs
In the circuit rem I ef tl
(Irepm fur the County of Crook. .
State of lri'K"i. iliiiiililf.
vs.
of
the estate of Solon Uoliei t ItenilirK-
seil, (leoea-i'il, nil In Irs lit lltw of Kithl j
decedent (if itnv thru- hel Mild nil i
other persons anil parties, uiiknoHii,
claiitiiiiK any rijjht, title, estate, lien
or interest in and to the peinonl
property ilesnriheil in the inforuitt
tioti herein, defenilunts.
It pM-ariti(r to the court from the
information on file herein thai Solvit
Kolwrl Itemlickxen died intrsttito on
the 2tth day of NovrmU r, A. P., 1H2,
within the county of Crook, atulu of
(reuon, leaving an estate therein con
sistinp of itersoiial prolnrty Bh'iie,
.SlIlllllKlllt
In I he liienlt limit ol tli
of jHTwinal prorty belonging to sanl I made up of chattels and evidence of
King Ferdinand of Roumania, whose
country it is reported will Join th al
lie against Germany and Austria.
NEW STATE IS PLANNED
Me. CUTplmi! notl and a.-r.iuiil In
I cimrse ol r!in-tion,
j liuli mtit l iu rit: and waled, and
( Blr,l mil, , P ailniinistrator not lau-r linn
j l.'o'riiH-k M. of th day of ).; Ml, prop
rty may be Iml upou either a wlmieur
wpantlny, ex.eplmg that the luhd of
I rnni-r Mm ni i od u a hol ami
j at the risk of me pun n., r. Thu hand of
iinr- t- l.rnn.ird :f u .eft .nil. and!
Ihn iiu. ..ID., k. i:o . . t
l..lor,.; took session of .11 the
addressing the adii.inistrwi'or or li. M wt ni I-n-perty of said state, ad
lorm u, bold of I'rinenllr, orrtfioi. i ministered uMi same l:t tlte usiml
The tight m rejiti atiy and ad hols is ', course of businrf, cidlectini; ar il con
peeitieaiiy menrnl. verting into cash a'l of said (M-rsotial
WA1.'-A''K, 1 protxrtv and payihe all claim and de-
nuin niMrsK r ii t .aa.r. r , . . ... ,
money of the probable value of Two
Thousand rour Hundred Iwenty seven ;
ami IA hundredth (I2C7. 1:1 1 dollars, j
and j
It further apjH-aring that Charle A. '
Sherman wax then-alter appointed ami
duly nua'ilied a administrator of the ;
estate of the said Sotett Kol'ert Hem
dnksen. decvaMil, that the said lid
Scutum, dives.
I-.'1-U
ington in the aggregate, went '-wct.M
by nearly 400 votes, while eastern
Washington went "dry" by about 22.-
000. Ever since the election there has i .it
Instruction to amend so that candi
dates may have the option of filing
for office either by the petition route
or by paying a cash fee to tie county
or state authorities.
The section requiring a candidate to
support his or her successful oppo
nent in case of defeat also will be
stricken out or modified. In that
shape the bill may get through the
house.
. ."Teeth" Added to Prohibition Bill.
The prohibition bill was reported
tack to the house in the form of a sub
stitute for the original measure with
the favorable recommendations of the
committee on alccholic traffic.
Tie bill remains iQ substantially the
same form as when origiEaKy drawn
by the Committee of Ore Hundred and
introduced by Dr. Anderson. It has
been amend j, however, but has more
teeth in ceariy every section.
Probably the most pronounced
change is in the limit set on the
amount of liquor that can te shipped
in for home consumption. The bill
now fixes this quantity at either two
cjuarts of whisky or 15 quarts of beer
a month. The original bill speci
fied no limit
The measure makes unlawful the re
ceipt by any person from a common
carrier of more than two quarts of
Bpiniuous or vinous liquors, or more
than fifteen quarts of malt liquors,
within a period of four weekB.
Grain alcohol, the bill provides, may
be sold by pharmacists only upon the
prescription of a physician in good
standing, and the sale to each indi
vidual is limited.
Among other provisions, no adver
tisements, in newspapers or other
wise, of Intoxicating drinks will be al
lowed in the state.
Institution Appropriation Reduced.
Appropriations for six state institu
tions are provided for In as many bills
Introduced in the house by the ways
and means committees of the house
and senate. The amount allotted
reaches a total of $1,383,050.80. The
corresponding appropriations for 1513
and 1911, res;ectivelv, were $1 034 -
been some talk by Seattle liquor men
of the possibility of divorcing eastern
Washington so as to provide a "wet"
state of the coast counties and the
Hutchinson measure will provide them
a chance to rally their strength In this
direction if they wish to do so.
and laid waste half a block of business
buildings, including the H. J. Valen
tine hardware store, Nevius Hall.
( yrupeny oi me r.piscopai church and
t hm)t ilnvnn I : .. 1
u puibii uuBiufss piaeea.
The total loss is estimated at $16,250.
Moser, I S. Smith, Vinton and Von der
Hcilen.
School Bill Passes House.
Qualifications for county school su
perintendents were "tightened up" by
the house when it passed the Hinkle
bill providing that persons holding
this office must have at least 27
months' actual experience in teaching
school and hold a state teachers' cer
tificate. Twelve months' of the past
experience must have been had in
Oregon.
The present law permits county su
perintendents to have only nine
months' experience. They can hold
their positions on a county certificate.
It is understood that the Hinkle bill
has the support of the county superin
tendents of the state.
Legislative Brevities.
The house passed Dr. J. E. Ander
son's bill appropriating $SCK0 for the
experiment station at Hood River.
Highway legislation Is yet a very
uncertain proposition. The sentiment
seems genera! that a fairly liberal
millage tax should be voted for state
aid in road construction.
For the second time in three days
the house voted not to repeal the phys
ical examination marriage law, passed
at the 1S13 session.
Senator Dimick's bill providing that
sacks of shorts shall weigh SO pounds, I
passed the senate, was reconsidered I
tni indefinitely pos'poned. '
The house passed Representative
Huston's bill empowering the gover-1
nor to fill vacancies In the office of i
United States senator, pending a rtg-j
c'.ar election. Sacramento. Governor Johnson
Miss Ton ne's bill for an increase of ' placed himself squarely on record as
the length of the rural school terms opposed to any amendment to the an
from six months to eight months, was i U-alien land act, passed by the Call
defeated in the house. j fornia legislature In 1913. 'lie Jndl-
By a vote of IS to 12, the senate ! cated that If Die Shartel bill, iutro
adepted the majority report of the ' duced in the assembly, eliminating the
judiciary committee that the bill re-! three year leasing clause, passed the
the law passed at the mi i legislature, it wouid meet w ith the
Vitwc ot (iuurJmn't. Sale ot Kval
i:tatc '
Notice In hereby tlven. tlmt In
! pursuance Itl, ,,rder i.f the cinintv
court id the Mute i.f Oregon fur
I Cltii kiiinn county, nimls on the
! 2nd ilny of Juiuniry, lyi;,, n the
j HiHtter of the Ktmritliiiisliip of Ivwvy
I Ijii'nllette, ii minor, the under
j oliitieil, the KimrdiHii of nld minor,
j will wll lit nrlvnte sale for the hluli
;et price oltuiiiiilie, mid subject to
icotitlriiiHtloti liy sold jntv court
I after the 1st h lnr of Kehnm'rv, li:.V
jut the oltice of M. H Killott Iti Frtr.e-
vllle, Oregon, nil the rli;ht. title and
llutenst of said lVey LMKoiietli
Jin all -f the follow inir dex ri! d tvi
ewtnte, to-wlt: Th,. out hr.-tst
(quarter of s.vth.n ten In ti.wi,sh:i,
loiirtis-n south, of rnntr nixlc. n ens!
Willamette M.-rldiau In t ri.i t
county, atate of On-iron
1'enim and condltloin .,f nr:
Cash, j-old coin of ('nltrd Stair.,
or upon ihh1 and susi'i-h-nt first
niortKJie swnrity with Int.-rvst Rt
the rate o( elcht Tceut per antntiii.
l'ated this "lt ilny d Jan , 1515.
K. A- P. La Foi i rnr,
(iuardinn ofpewry I.a Kolli-Ue.
$16,000 Fire at Baker. Woticc for l'ublicution.
r-akc-r. Or. Fire starting ia the Lit- Department of the Interior
tie Dream cafe on the north side of U' S' l a!"i vn'ce. 81 The - OreRon
Center street, between First and Sec
ond streets, spread lu both directions
niainl j;ai!ist said estate, toiether
with te costs and rXsT of the ad
nntustration thenvf ; and
It further api annt; t''' I es
tate is now fully awi finally wltled and
that thrrr re rr.m.-.. after the pawnetit
of ail of said claims, drmami. costs
and exts"v, r?viw in the ts ssesioii of
' the said O.ar'e A. Sia rman, as nd
. miDslrat'.r aforesaid. t!'e sum of Five
liuinirej I ten and 1? hunttrvdthe
, if'll IT .;. ;.: jn cash; and that sm.l
iit-ir-.,: t died withinit heir at la,
chv.irvrv or kindrtsi capable of
if.r.mt.T.j sa4 Js e,ai rojt rty and
that I. i retn ttrr-i f the ute .f
, Or-, c- ln a r:,- t ! . to the title
an,: . !.!. ef stij j rope rty; I
W t.trti.s, 1'tkiri t;-e "lotivn a:d . '
pli.-atiofn.f i.,k-i ii V.iti.1, cistnet
tt.rr'i- i.it C r.ir.k cour t t sml attorney
for t'K tXklr id tin for. i rt-;;.;
I' ' ''" l i (,-.'l-re.l 1 ii H an.i
derr-i-e.;. lr. vhe Ntmr i ! the m!e of
'rt-p.Kk .t.i.t ad! hei-s at iw i f Scuen
Kowrt 1-ehdu t.-ti, ;io:'easfi. n ar,v
there iu i u:iri hi. ultwr Jn ?... a; i
j-tie, f.l, ns-nTi, Tuu.n.i.-if rv hjht.
title, olktr. h, u tert-t" in the i
I '-nal ptvwrty t-f tii Secsirht. be. ,
a-iu t'.ev x-e rt t. tarr.mntjol and re- !
qunri to pp,ar ar.d cause in this :
cvurt, if any t.'.ey have, hv the list hi
day ot' XUreh. A. D , 1915 why the title I
in and to the personal iroi rty of said i
i state and ilesi-nhed hen in and ill the
inf.irinalion herein, should not be ail
r In to ol
On troll ol ( rook county,
John I re Flow Compiiny n I ' i 1 1 u nl ,
t)ri )ioii, a tnivnle I'lirjiorailnii, plain
till, V"
A. ('. Sanlnnl mnl I ff l. .Sanlord, Ids
wife, oilier K. ,SilhU and ,M. O,
Siiiik. Inn wile, and Maishall-Wnlla
ltMlar I'oinpiiny, a private co,.
Hiiatioti, li Ion, In ii I
To A tl. Srtitl.ii.l, HIT a t). Sanlufil,
Oliver M Sfinks and M, t), Spinks,
ileleinlnnta :
III the iinuitv nl llie atalti of Oreifiin.
! you are Iteteliy n'iitlie.l to appear ami
. answer the eoin hlulnl ft I I In thn aluve
entitled suit and court tin or helma lint
1,'itli diiy ol lelituary, I ill 5, and If you
lull so toaxiir and answer, tlin plain.
tiff will atiply to thn eon it for Hie rrllef
deinulidril In ita eoinplaint, to w It ;
iilik'iiient t!sint ileletiilant. A, t'. Sun
; lord, (or the aunt of Jr.no tm vvlilt Inti-r-j
est thereon (rum Srpleinl er I, 11'1't, at
the lam ot leu per rent mr aniiiim;
ine i in liter sit ill hi .i,noi Willi liner
et thereon Iroiu A pill 1, 1HU. at thi
; rate nl eii;lit per cent per annum; thn
hi'ther sum ol tHiXJlX) atloinrv'a ,ea
and i t'o.ts and disbursements lieiein.
I hut the aherlff of ('took county
On Hon, sell aiiiirdinif In law ths r,,"H
estate deseill In pliillitifl a cnniplaiiit
In wit: th eonihwesl tn t-r nl so
tiou Nine In low nrliip I hirlfon totith,
ol lanuM lliirlien es.t o ilUmettn
; Meihiimi lii I'rm k miititv, Oretfon,
tlmt I In' priureilaof said sail U a p.
phod to the s,.ii.n, lion ol ssul jn,tf.
inenl alter ps) Mf ihe nun ol making-
sihdl sa'e.
'Dial the ilelendailta alsivK named
and ei h ol I hem be lorever barred ami
foiei I -sod o any hkIii, titln or tijnity
ol Irdetliptlon in asld . lriii.e or ailV
patt therisil,
1 hat Ihe plaintiff have a jiiduinenl
nvainst the drfeinlatit, A. C. tsnlor.
lor any ilelutom y leinaihiiitf titer an'
plyln all tho priH-erds of suhl slo
pto erly ap lieahln in iaii Jndginenl.
and lor sinh olher feliel al to tliecmirl
inav rx-em rtittnlila.
1 his siliiitiii.ua a published hy order
ol the lloiiiiialdu W, I.. Ilialshaw,
jude ul the circuit Cotut ol tho slate of
O'ek-on f.r Crisik roimtv, madei on the.
bih day ol Is.fi-ii.l4ir. piM, wlih l, ,al,
..r.ter pres. riln-s tit t (hit aililimtilia l.n
pubitshrtl in the t'rm.k t'miiity Jotiiual,
a weekly newspaper ptlntrd and puli.
Itshtd in Frinei il!e, Ciook courtly, Ot.
tfn. (of a 4-ioJ ol six cohircutivrt
Berk. .
I he data i f tins first publication nf
this Utlllliolta i I'eietnlr i'ltlt, l'.lU.
t'a A Cs and
M. It. Kl.lloTT,
Altornovs lor 1'laititiff.
l'.'lj
Januarv ISth
Notice is hereby piveti that
James rorrester,
of Prineville, Oregon, who, on June
12th 1511. made Homestead Kntry No.
05W7."., for nwi nwj, sec 21 e nej, nej
sel. sec. Z, township 111 south, ranee
15 east, Willamette Meridian, has tiled
notice of intention to make ftnul three
year proof, to establish claim to the
milled to have vsdieuted to ami vested
In i
land aieove described, before Timothy
E. J. Ihiav II S l'n.h,;..;,
Oregon Lady nator files Measure. ; Prineyillo Oregon, on the Ilrd duy of
Salem, "3r. Miss k'athryn Clark, Mrcn 1SJ"-
I Claimant names as witnesses: Earn
est E. Ayeock, James Moffitt, Thomas
. Quinn, Cecil Stearns, all of I'rineville,
Oregon.
j H. FRANk Woonoock,
1'21 Ketfister.
senator from Douglas county. Intro
duced her first measure Monday. It
was a resolution authorizing s consti
tutional amendment empowering the
governor to remove district attorneys,
sheriffs or constables for dereliction
of duty, and to fill the vacancies by
srtpointinent
JOHNSON UPHOLDS
" ALIEN LAND ACT
797.11 and 11,655,23.45
The current
shows an ap
$245,000 over
appropriation, therefore,
parent saving of about
two years ago.
Out of this saving, however, is to
be deducted nearly $200,000 for the
completion of the supreme court build
ing which does not figure in the pres
ent allotment
The various state Institutions are
provided for as follows: Eastern Ore
gon asylum, $306,360; penitentiary,
$174,700; school for the blind, $28,.
213; capitol and supreme court, $58,
C50; Institute for the feeble minded,
$144,961; Oregon state hospital, $o76,
166. The joint ways and means commit
tee decided to recommend that the
state training school for girls, created
pea.ir.g the law passed at tee Ull
session providing that school districts
may furnish free textbooks, t passed.
Senator Farrell's bill providing for
a reduction of 20 per cent of salaries
of county and state officers receiving
I3C00 or more a year was defeated by
the senate.
At least seven Important legislation
bills have been reported out by the
irrigation committee with favorable
recommendations. Six of these meas
ures cover the recommendations made
by the irrigation congress recently
held at Portland, while the other is
the product of Representative Hinkle,
chairman of the Irrigation committee.
Two pieces of legislation of great
interest to the state are the bill in
troduced Friday in the bouse by Rep
resentative Forbes for the ratification
of the lease of Summer and Abert
lakes by the state to Jason C. Moore,
and the bill introduced in the senate
by Senator Butler, providing for the
creation of public utility districts.
Authority is given to any person
seeing a dog pursuing or worrying any
livestock or domestic fowl to kill the
dog on the spot, in a bill introduced
by Senator Bingham. The bill also
K'.ves authority for any person seeing
a dog straying on a farm where there
are livestock or fowls to kill the dog.
At a conference called by Governor
Withycombe, at which Senator Kath
ryn Clark, of Douglas; Attorney-General
Brown and the members of the
senate Judiciary committee were pres
ent, It was virtually decided to aban
don the object sought In senate joint
resolution No. 15, to empower the ex
ecutive to remove district attorneys
and sheriffs In caso he ueenmoa con
vinced that they are not performing
In good faith their official duties.
'executive veto,
r --,.
The elimination of the three-year
leasing claus Is nought by labor or
J ganiiations gi.-uerally throughout the
j state. If adopted it would have the
effect of prohibiting Japanese and
other alien farmers who are ineligible
to citixenship from leasing land which
thc-y are prohibited from purchasing.
Governor Johnson stated that no
valid reason exists why the alien land
bill, passed with so much difficulty
two years ago, should now again be
presented to the legislature for amend
ment, and there are many reasons
why It should not "It Is my hope,
and to this end so far as consistently
I can, I shall lend my aid, that the
existing law be aot disturbed."
Notice for I'nldi. ation.
' Department of the Interior
! U. S. Land Oltice at The Dalles, Oregon
j . , . January lth li'l'i.
I Notice is hereby (riven that
l . Eannrst E. Ayeock,
of Prineville, Oregon, who, on Novem
ber 11th lt10, made Homestead entry
No (J7ti72 and on April 3, It'll made
additional Homestead entry No
.('1210, for wj nwi, bcc. 21 ej nvvj,
and nej. sec. 30, township 10 south,
range 16 east. Willamette Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
final three-year proof, to establish
cairn to the land atxtve tit scribed, be
fore Timothy E. J. DufTy, J. S Com
missioner, at Prineville" Oregon, on
the 3rd day of March 15 13.
Claimant names as witnesses: James
rorrester, James Moffitt, Jacob Ilecker,
Carl Larson, all of Prineville, Oregon.
H. FRANk Woorx tHk,
1'21 Register.
NlllUIIHMiM.
In the circuit eotirt ol the Stud- (lf
Oreioit tor t runk rounly.
it. s Cntiii. riiiimirr.
tin- state of Oretrun: and it Is further I .
ordered und adjudged that copy f . Prineville ('reiimerv Company, n cor-
thta order he published in the t rook I ponitloii, lh fi-niliuit.
County Journal, a weekly riowspiiter j '" I'rlnevlil.. i'n-nnierr Comiiiin v.
of gem-nil circulation in said county of " eor(ioriitlon, Ivt.-inlnitl:
Crook and state uf Oregon, for a period ! Ill the inline of the Mlnte of Oregon
of six consecutive weeks prior to the ! J'ihi lire hereby n nulreil to mtitear
siiid l.lth day of March, A D.. !iinin MiiH.-r the coiiiplnltit filed
Done in ( ItHinbers. at The Dalles ! iiiriiln.i lilt 111 I !M 111.. Utlltl...l ....
v .i. i , . : .iiio.it tit
D , lui;
(signed)
thisl'Urd day of January, A
W
L. ritAiiSiuvv,
n t f Judge.
Date of first publication, Jan. 2H, M:.
Dnte of last publication, March II, 15115
Willard II Wirt, District Attorney
and Attorney for Pluintilf.
Notice el Final
Notice is hereby
THE MARKETS.
A-counting
civet) tV the
undersigned, the adminititrator of
the etate of John II. Jarrett, de
ceaced, that he hap made and filed
with Ihe clerk of the county court
of Crook county and gtate of Ore
gon, hiti final accounting of his sd-minii-tration
of eaid estate, and
the honorable county court haa
eel Mondav, the 11 day of March,
1915, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
ai tne county court room in Trine
vil,e, Oregon, as the time and
place for hearing and settling said
nnai accounting.
I iJjteatDiezsttKJsyof Jan.,1915.
L. M. Uethtem.,
Administrator of the estate of
John Jf. Jarrett, deceased. nd
Date of firet publication January
OO Oil' J
5, IJi.
j Dale of laet publication Febru
:ary 25, 1915.
Bids Wanted for Drift Fence
Horschcnven Cut tin nnd Horse
Halser Assocliitloii tleslrea blila lor
cotiHtriictliiti of 15 inllea ol (i-m-,. vx.
' Hint along nortli liountlnry ol
their riinge wliliin the Ociioi-o
Nntloiinl Koresl. Tho f,,ow In
speclliciitliiiiM to he i-oiiiilli-tl wllh:
1-osls I'.J I. i t In length, not less
thiin nvenigf illniiii-ter nt smnll end
of 4 lui hex, o pit, , ,,r
nruiK, not ;vh limn i'4 Imhei
K.i.o...., ,iiiiesn IIIllllHSllle t in ,c
eoiiiit of rock; on such gm
trlimgiihir i-rllm .'Mtxl h-et lu ,.r.
Clinifereiiee. i leet high, In lie i-reeleil
(mil tilled wlili rock. 1'ohu n..l to
exceed 10 feet tnitrt. slot i,. i, i
...... . . . . ,
i-i-i in lengui Mild Hot lesHthnil
IneheH, 2 Mtiija to be Htnjdeil to ini li
wire I't-t ween each post ; I -iikh.i , gn.
! Vfltilzi-d twisted Wift-H til lie at relt-li.
ed tight tilld Btii,led to etu-li post.
W lien trees ori'lir on (lie ft-ln e roule
they tuny be used lusti-ml of posts'
but when they hid iihi-iI ii clenlor
telice stiiv inimt In; spiked to tin- tree
anil tin wln-H atnpleil totheelent.
All wlren Hluill lie nilc(imtey wrlghc
eil down at ull (ioIi, Is win-re feine
crosses drawn or ravlin-H ami anli
atantlal corner liraet-H count nn-h-il nl
all turning points In the h mi- unless
the niigli,. Ih iiwidt- around a attli
Htatitinl tn-e.
No IiIiIh will lie nccepteil nltt-r I'olt
runry 2.S nd the commit tee In
cliurge of fencing reserves, the right
to reject nny ami all ,,H, m,M
should It' utldri-HNeil to
1 21-St 1(. H. Hoo t i.;n,
8t-retary.treaMiirer, Post, Ore.
Don on or before t he l'.ltlKi,y of ei
i.'i.i, nun ii yon mil mo to niK.nr and
answer, the plaintiff will take Judg.
tin-tit ngnlttst yon for the antii i,1 Five
Hiindretl DolliirM. with Inten-st upon
:r:o tH) t hereof from the .Kith ilny of
Kept, lull, m the rate of six erceiit
per milium, nud liilereat on $1H0W)
thereof at the rale of six -r rent
x-r Annum from the 1st ilav of Dv ,
l'.lH. ami for Ida costa anil dlebum.
tneitta of this aclloti.
'I'lila summons ul,sh,., ,r ,,r.
iter of ihe llonoralde t;. Springer,
Judge o the County Court of Crook
..oiint v, Oregon, itimle on the hi It
'lav of JiiMiiary, VV, whlt-li anht
orilt-r .res. rllH-i that this aniiiiiioiiH.
be piildished in the Crook i'nuntv
Journal, ii wet klv tiew suipcr (irlntelt
and published hi Prineville, ( rook
I:, ( i 'unity, on gon. Ittr a p. rlotl of slv
.'iiwiiiini- w l-t'Ks
The tlate ol the tlrst pul,,-ntl..n of
I Ida Hillilinotia IsJaniiarv 7th. IMS.
.,, , M.'lt. Llllott.
Atlortiey f,,r Plaintiff.
Notice of Final Settlement
Portland.
Wheat Club, $1.39; bluestem J1.44;
red Russian, $1.34; forty fold, $1.42;
red fife, $1.37.
Hay Kastern Oregon timothy, $16; !
erftin httv. tl- nlfnlfa tl?- L-tt.., S
Notice Is hereby given by J. II
J' ' ' ltosenlierg, the admlniatrutor of the
uuiier ,reamery, izc. ewtate of William Smith, leeeae(l,
Kgga Ranch, 30c; candled, 32c. ' t,IHt l"! '",M nal3 anil Hied with the
Hong 1914 crop, 12c; 1913 crop,
nominal.
Wool Valley, IStc; eastern Oregon,
:oc.
Seattle.
Wheat Bluestem, $1.44; club $1.41;
red Russian, $1.34; turkey red, $1.40;
forty-fold, $1.42; fife, $1.38.
Barley $.'!2 per ton.
Hay Timothy, $16 per ton; alfalfa,
$14 per ton.
Butter Creamery, 33c.
Eggg 31c.
clerk of the county court IiIm final
accounting or hla administration of
said eatnte, and that the court him
set Monday, the firat day of March,
! 1915, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon at
I the county court room In Prineville,
i Oregon, hh the time and place for
: hearing and settling uald final ae
counting. At which time and place,
any pcraon Interested In wild estate
may appear and object to aalcl final
accounting.
Dated thin 2lHt day of Jan., 1015.
J. H. liOHKNHKHi;, ,
Administrator of the estate of
William Smith, det-eaaed.
Crook County Journal, 11,50 per yr
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior,
U. 8. Kami Olllce at The DuIIi-h, Ore,
January 6th, wig.
Notice la hereby given that
John Hansen
of Bend. Oregon, who, on November
24th. 1913, made honn-Mteail entry
No. 012271. torsi-1 nej, e'a mc'J, nee
tlon 17, nej nej aectlon 20, it nw
awj n w j, nw awi, m-etlon 21, town
ship 19 Houth, range 17 east, Wlllain.
ette .Meridian, haa filed notice ol lu.
tentton to make Until three year
proof to establish claim to the i,lm
above ileBcribed before II 0, .;H
I'.H. CommiHHloiier, nt Iletiil, On!
gon, on the Sth day of March, linr,
Claimant namca as w II nesscs :
Krneat It. KtlwnrdH, Herbert 1-1,
moore, Samuel k. iMi-nel, Henry II,
Kuril, all of liend, Oregon,
128 H. I-'HaNK WooticocK. Iteglster.
Notice to Creditors
Notice Is hereby eiveu hv the iiii,l,..
signed, (i. M. Cornett and , (l, Wallace
executors of the estate of Mury H. Hcninrln'
deceased, to the rn-tliiors of, nnd nil per
sons haviiiK claims against, suid ilm-ensed,
to present the same, with proper vouchor
to the undersigned at the nlllce of N, d'
Wallace 111 Prineville. Oreuon. nlihln sl
months from the date of the lirst tiulille...
tion of this notice.
Dated and published first time Jiimtni-y
th, 1915. ). M. COHNICTT,
N.(i. WAIiLAUR, .
Kzecutors of the eatnte of Miirv It.
imi:k
lu the circuit court of the Mute of Ore.
iron h,r the fount v t.l Crook,
Nute ortiret-on, phtihltll
Vs.
J. II. I(nenl,er, a-litilnistrtttor of tho r
nit. o lui,,,,, .Mtntji, ileeesM,!, mnl all
M irs hi iw of soi, itts-t-tlent (if any
there l) nnd nil ter persona, or
pai ties, unknown, cluimlhR- itnv right,
title, 1,'lnie, lien or liiiei.-t In tin. real
hd ier-.on t..tt tl. serllstl In the In
loniiiiilon herein, .l. ren.limis.
It iippraring to n,e eomt Iroin the In
f"r'i,,H,o on tile herein ll,t William
Hut th .llt., on the -.1,tli .lay (ll IVhrttarv.
A. I., llill. within the follll.y ,, Crook.
liiti-ol Or. got, leiiving rettl nnd personal
property Iherein, II poilioll of sl.U ll ls.ng
..irll,tll,v ileserlls-d as follow,. t.s.wtt:
t. Ii;,"''"l.1"'''y-"i"e -IU- leet of t live .A.
Ii hlock three -3- In I tic Monroe Hodges"
pint of the town of Prineville, Cro,,k
county, Oregon, ,! mui p,,,,,,,, ;
erty coiiMsiIng now ol Thirteen Httndrt-d-I'orty-seveti
itiul in lnnolre.lti,, .tj;n7
hiraeush ,. Klr,t National Itn.ik of
. ("'L'K""i "" wi,,,1 '" "'
co liny of t rook anil suite ol (Is.,,,,,,,- a,
't l''ippearl.,g that j. H. ItoH.'nl" "J-
.":,r,,',","!''.,,',",l,",,, .&-
as 1. 1 V l hi ' "1st la to r of th. .,,,,? ,r.
I. Willi,,,,, Wn,iih.,,.ff11M, , ,10WiB.
a, . sr.'""1"" "f, ""l ' Iroerly
anil suhl it-rsiiiut propeiiy
il.'.'l'l.,1,1. fT,"!"r "rtriae that the aaitC
life, t ilt tiled wnltont ,mr, t .,
Hcoggin, deceased.
anil inraoiiitl t n i t i
the Male ol ( Iti-gtm herulni
It in hsreliy or.lerud. ml i,,g,., m
that nil thu heirs ,, W lllnni hinlil, ilsl
i'r",',!",""?, '') "A "ii Ajk.
Juht on1""11"" elti,l,i ,v
leiil tstali. itnil pursonnl pr,,,v f B(li,i
::,:.':,..,;n..v. '"' i,Z'y l ! 1
"".'i ii'Muiii'l to iiniit'iir mi I show
he III I. day ,M ,ir,., , A . I w ,V the
r i' H1"."'." r"Ull'i ''" '
noil herein, H 1 1 , , i , ( , o, ho iii,gt.,l
eaelienltttl , VN((, , o,,,. ''"''i.
'Hon, , I,, , r,r , ,. ! , " "
a Ked thiij i, , vf lhH orile- ,' nui
lislied in the (!,.k Ooi.nly ,1,,,, ' ,
weekly newspaper of gen,,,.;! ,,,!, ,',
luaiildeoiiniyiil tlittol, ,,,
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olv.-n nt i'.iil,,s, T, ,
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("iKlied) W. l IIHAlVsilA W,
liliti. "r f','i' l',,',"',"lt',li, .lantinry li'l'li'liri,
u ii'1 T i1".' MM'li I II ft