CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
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CUCUMBER DISEASES.
Injuria Ar Du to 4vrl Distinct
Trouble.
' There have ceme to tbe department
f aprk-ulture this year an onusual
Bomber of reports and complaints of
losses to cucumber growers from
Il4hrs of foilajte or fruit, particularly
Id. certain north central states, where
pickle crowing Is an Important indus
try. Ttte Injuries have proved upon In
vestigation to be doe to one or another
f several distinct troubles-blighting
f the foliage by downy mildew or an
thracnose, diseases which have al
eadj proved controllable by spraying
with bordeaux mixture; to the bac
terial wilt, a disease the cause of
which la known and for which a reme
y is being sought; to the ptctle spot,
a disease of sporadic occurrence and
Atria,
Ctll.MS.SJl TBOCBLES AKX BSTSQ IKTXBTI
GATED. not yet remediable, or In some case
to a disease of still' unknown nature
called white pickle.
Those troubles not already worked
nt are being Investigated by the state
experiment stations in Wisconsin.
Michigan and New York and by the
Tolled States department of agricul
ture, and a plan hi being formulated
Jointly by these Institutions to carry
aid to the growers in case of a recur
rence of the diseases next year.
It will nave to be proved by erperi-
mvents whether or not spraying will be
generally profitable. The department
f agriculture points oat to the farm
ers that a long rotation of crops Is an
important precaution, which should be
practiced by all. There is no evidence
that these diseases are spread through
the seed.
Apples For Winter Us.
Apples for winter use are usually
stored in an underground cellar or In
an outdoor pit. says J. C Wbltten of
the Missouri station. If a cellar is
ased it must be well ventilated, but
kept above freezing. In the fall it Is
best to open the ventilators at night
and close them during the warmer
aaya. Trap all water drains to pre
vent the loss of cold air. If the out
door pit Is used heap up the apples on
the surface of the ground on a well
drained spot and cover with straw. As
old weather approaches put a thin
layer of earth over the straw. Later
thicken the covering of earth so ai to
prevent freezing.
MARKET GARDENING.
Celery intended for the fall and
tarly winter trade should now be well
bauked almost to the top of the plants.
High ridging is a great protection In
ease of bard freezing.
If the celery is to be stored for win
ter use or sale It Is customary not to
blanch It so thoroughly in the field be
eanse unbluncbed plants bold up bet
ter In storage. It la necessary, how
ever, to store green varieties under
traditions which are favorable for
olaneblng If this has not been accom
plished in the field. If storing is de
ferred until late In November and the
rop Is placed in trenches the weather
ay be so cool that new root growth
tnnnot be encouraged, and without
root growth thorough blanching Is im
possible. The celery grower should
bear In mind that blanehhig Is accom
plished by causing the plant to grow
in tie absence of light, and of course
if there is no root growth there eannot
be top growth.
There are a great many methods, of
toting celery. It Is not as Important
lor the grower to know methods as
tba fundamental principles Involved lu
tte operation. Tbey may be enumer
ated as follows: (1) The tops should be
free from dew and rnln when stored.
(?) The plants should not be allowed
to wilt during the Interval between
harvesting and storing. (31 Hard free
to of the plants in storage may result
In the entire loss of the crop. (4i High
temperatures while the crop Is In stor
age should be avoided because they In
-it. dwav.-Nutlonal Stockman and
Farmer.
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TREATING SEED CORN.
Two Convtmtnt Methods Suggested by
Illustrations.
(Prepared by United Stairs dprtmnt of
agriculture.
A good way to treat seed corn Im
mediately after gathering o that It
will keep dry and keep from mildew
ing until It ta to be used In the spring
I shown In the accompanying Illus
tration. The husked ears are placed
In a dry storehouse the same day the
seed corn Is gathered aud are hung by
binder twine from a pole or rafter.
METHOD OF TBEATI50 SEED COEX.
As tbey must be placed in such a man
ner that they do not touch each other,
they are attached to the atring about
four inches apart, as shown In the il
lustration. Fifteen or twenty ears can
be arranged on one string. Ordinarily
the best place to bang these strings Is
in an open shed or loft.
The ears of seed corn will also dry
successfully on a permanent rack, such
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as is shown In the second Illustration.
If possible this rack should be located
where It Is both dry and breezy.
Care must be taken If a fire is used
to help dry out the seed ears. Heat
employed In a poorly veDtllated room
will do the corn more barm than good.
Only during unusually damp weather
at seed gathering time should a fire be
necessary, and then It should be slow,
long continued and situated below the
seed ears, with good ventilation above
them.
Legumes For Nitrogen.
The legumes as a source of nitrate
are Hither too slow In action to give
real Immediate profits when used to
produce greut money crops." This is
the statement made by an advocate of
the use of nitrate of soda on American
soils.
8uch a statement should not lead
my one away from the main fact that
legumes grown with other crops In a
Held benefit those other crops the first
year. The second year the soil Itself
Is much better from having grown the
legumes than If nitrate of soda bad
been used and no legumes grown.
Legumes nre our nntiral nitrate pro
ducers. Tho nitrogen Is cheaper, too,
when furnished os In this form. And
yet we should remember sodium ni
trate for Ita value In getting quick re
sults. It Is beneficial to almost every
crop when opplled In the right amounts
and at the right time, for quick re
sults when starting a pasture on poor
land, as an application to orchard soil
for hastening fruit. In market gardens,
where crops demand much nitrogen,
and In many oilier places sodium ni
trate Is Indispensable 8nnh crops as
potatoes, garden and truck crops
grown In colder sections need quick
acting nitrates In addition to legume
nitrogen to push the crops before the
organic source Is ready
Cut on the average extensive farm
let us depend largely upon the legume.
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CRAWFORD & CRAWFORD
Lawyer
Yale Law School. Twelve yesrs attorn
ey iteneral. Water right, irrigated
lands, probate business, admirably,
corporations, teut rights, bankrupct
ry. Wil practice in all courts and ap
pear before state departments. tvU-5
Northwestern Hsnk. UMit... Portland, Or.
HOWARD GOVE
DENTIST
Crook County Bank Building
Bennett, Sinnott & Galloway
Ailorneys-al-Law
(ieneral Practice
Tiik Pali.es. Oke.
Prof. A. W. Grater,
Divin Healer
Office at residence, first house north of
garage.
Prineville. Oregon
J. Tregellcs l-ox
M. R. C. 8. Kne: and I.. 8. A. London;
Licence Oregon SUte Medical Bord.
Specisli't in Surgery; Hyiriene; Ali
mentary Canal, women aud children's
dieres. ete
Ofnce nd iv.ldeno' Thfnt it rt nar Court
Houae. Tel.: norwr. wain tn'w.rM
promptly, nlsbt or dsv. Cbanret modem
T. E. J. DUFFY
Attornej?-at-Law
(HuceeMor t W. A. Bell)
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Second-Hand
Stoves
HEATERS
and
RANGES
CHAIRS
and other
FURNITURE
At my House on the
Ochoco Road
C. L. V. Marker
IA A P Ochoco Ho. 46. Meets
J V I everv Tuesday night.
fjtrangers welcome.
J. li. (iray, Noble Grand; Percy II.
Smith. Vice Grand: S. G. Hinkle, Re
cording fieeretary: C. B. Dinwiddle,
Treasurer,
otlcc for Publication
Department .of the Interior,
U. S. Land Cilice at Tho Dalles, Ore.
January , 1915,
Notice Is hereby given that
Vincent H. Sakry ,
of Brothers, Oregon, who, on April
15th, 1911, made homestead entry
No. 08702, for uej, ej sej, sec. 20, lie
nej sec. 35, tp. 20 south, ranjre 17
east, Willamette Meridian, has filed
notice of Intention to make final
three year proof to establish claim
to the land above described before
A. S. Fogg, C. H. Commissioner, at
Hampton, Oregon, on the 10th (Jay
of March, 1915.
Claimant names ns witnesses:
Orley King, Henry Htenkamp, ;WII
llam Htenkamp, Robert Llsk, nil of
Brothers, Cregon.
2 4 H. Fiia.nk Woodcock, Register.
Sell your vegetables to Maddux &
Company, 1-7
Notice ot Stockholders Meeting
Tlis annual stockliolilors' meeting of
the S. Creek lrri!tlon Company
will Ih held at the courthouse in 1'rtne
ville, Dregon, en Saturdar. the t(.h day
ol Msn h. I'-'IS, at 10 o'clock a. m.
2 IS St K. T. St.ynt, SwiTetarT.
For Sale
The nl section 12, towtialilp 1.
rnnuv 15 enst f Willamette Merlillnii
lu Cmok i-ottnty. Orvitun. Thin hind
la owned by lum-rtitldeiit, ami wlshea
to sell sume mid will consider nny
rensoimtile offer. Addresa Vealnl
Remolds, Marlon, (irnnt county,
lndlrttm. i ll 2ti
Notkc for Publiiatloa
IVparttnent of the Interior,
U. 8. LaJ Uttice al The IIIim, Ore.
February 10 li, 1915.
Notice il lierebv tiiven that
A.tolph tw-lirU-ki'l
of Prineville. Oregon, who, on July
"1st, lull, made lioinested eiilry No.
OtLtlti, lor sJ nl section 3 and nrj
I sej, n-J net --nd lol 1, section 4, town
Islup IT south, rbnge 17 east, Willam
I ett Meridian, lias tiled no' ice ol ill
i tention to make ttnsl tlire year uhI
! to estst'lish clsiiii to the land alsne
desciilied, tiefore Timothy K.J. IMiffy,
j U. S. Coiimiisioner, at I'rineville. Ore
' uon. en the 19ih day of March, li'l".
C'lm.iunt itmiies as itnrse : James
Cram, Henry iiiiih, Siimiel L llailey,
Altwrl Way, all of I'rineville, Oregiii.
!1S p H. Kbas Wooihikk, Hegister.
Notice ot tiuaiduin's Sale ol Kwal
1 state
Notice Is hereby given, tlmt In
pursuance of nu order of the county
court of the state of Oregon for
ClnckiiuiMs county, innde on the
2ud iliiy of Jtmuiiry, lyiS, In the
' matter Of the gunniliuishlp of lH-wey
j IjiKolli'tte, h mluor, the under
sigtieil, the gutirdlHii of siilil minor,
will sell nt private ante for the high
est price obtalimlile, anil subject to
I eontiriiiHtloii by snlil rounty court
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at the oltlce of M. II F.lllott In Prine
ville, Oregon, nil the right, title nml
Interest of said IVwey La Follctte
in nil of the followltiu ilew-rllnil n-nl
estate, towlt: The southeiist
quarter of aertlon ten lu township
fourteen south, of rntiire sixteen east
of Willamette Meridian lu Crook
county, state ol Oregon.
Terms anil condition; of snle:
Cnsh, gold coin of the I'nlteil States,
or upon iiood and stimVtent first
mortgnge security with Interest at
the rate of eight per cent tier nntiutn,
lmed this 21st dny of Jnn , 1915.
K. A V. La Fot.i.KTTK,
(iunrdlan of Dewey L r""""'-
Rot ice for l'uhllcution.
rianartm.nl fit" thm IntpHlir
IT C I .,.1 ntr.a .1 Th tlull-a Hr,. it An I
January lKth, 1U1.J. I
Notice is hereby given that
James rorrester,
of Prineville, Oregon, who, on June
12th 1SU, made Homestead F.ntrv No.
0907", for nwj nwj, sec 24 e nej, nel
sej, sec. 23, township In south, range
15 east, Willamette Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make final three
year proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Timothy
E. J. Duay U. S. Commissioner, at
Prineville, Oregon, on the 3rd day of
March 191.V
Claimant names as witnesses: Earn
est E. Aycock, James Moflitt, Thomas
Quinn, Cecil Stearns, all of Prineville,
Oregon.
H. FRAN'k Wooncock,
1-21 Register.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon
January 18th 191
Notice is hereby given that
Earnest E. Aycock,
of Prineville, Oregon, who, on Novem
ber 11th 1W10. made Homestead entry
No 07672 and on April 20, 191-1 made
additional Homestead entry ISO.
012W10, for wj nw, sec. 29 ej nw,
and nej, sec. 30, township 16 south,
range 16 cast, Willamette Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
final three-year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be
fore Timothy E. J. DufTy, U. S. Com
missioner, at Prineville, Oregon, on
the 3rd day of March 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses: James
Forrester, James Moflitt, Jacob Becker,
Carl Larson, all of Prineville, Oregon.
H. FRANk Woorx.ock,
1-21 Register.
notice si Final Accounting
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, the administrator of
the estate of John II. Jarrett, de
ceased, that be has made and filed
with the clerk of the county court
of Crook county and state of Ore
gon, his final accounting of his ad
ministration of eaid enlate, and
the honorable county court has
set Monda", the 1st day of March,
1915, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
at the county court room in Prine
ville, Oregon, as the tune and
place for hearing and settling said
final accounting.
Duted this 28th day of Jan., 1915.
L. M. Heciitkm,,
Administrator of the ehtate of
John II. Jarrett, deceased. pd
Date of first publication January
28, 1915.
Date of last publication Febru
ary 25, 1915.
Notice tor Publication
Department of the Interior,
U. 8 Land Olflce at Lakevlew, Ore.
January 27, 1915.
Not coal lands.
Notice 1m hereby given that
Olvln Thompson
of Dry Lake, Oregon, who, on De
cember , 1910, made homestead
entry Act Feb. 19, 1909, No. 04104,
for e'l sc, sec I; m l nej sec 12, tp 21
south, range 20 east , swj sec 6; nwj
nwj sec 7, tp 21 south, range 21 east
Willamette Meridian, has filed notice
of Intention to make final three year
proof to establish claim to the land
above described before Charles A.
(Sherman, U. S. commissioner at
Fife, Oregon, on the 13th day of
March, 1915.
riiilmiiiit names as witnesses:
Richard R. Rhoda, Lewis W. Ben
nett of Dry Lake. Oregon; Orvllle 1.
Davidson, Fisher Logan of Barnes,
Oregon. Jah. F. lit; hokum,
0,4 Register.
Not ic of Sheriffs Sals
virtue of mm execution slnl.v
Hv virtue ol nil
Issmil li.v the clerk of the circuit
court of the county of Crook, stiite
of Oregon, ilntcd this 9th iluy of
Kebrtniry, ltl. In a certnln nctlon
In the circuit court for the snld
county mid at nte, wherein M. It
l'.lllott. niltnliilslriitor, 11s plnlntlff,
recovered Jui(jineiit Hirilllt Cluirli-a
t.ott, J-rrv AclieV, Henry Mont
irotiiery. W. I'. Siititi. N. Mllllunn. W.
M. Messluger nnil w. r. t.Hiinn, no.
felidmits, for the hiiiii of Kleven
lltimlred Forty seven ntid "7 linn
clrcltlis dollnrs, together with One
lluiiilreil do!irs attorney fin, nml
the further sum of Hftii'ti a ml no
liiiitilrrdtlis ilullnra iliiiiingi's nml
cohIs, and Hirritlnar costs. Notice Is
hereby K'vcn Unit I will on
5twdy, tb. 13tl Ur Muck, 1915,
nt the tio-tli front door of the court
house In I'rliievllie, III sill. I county,
nt 10 o'clock In the foivnooii of snld
ilnv, w-tl nt imlillc mil tl. hi to tin-
lilutiCBt bidder for cm1i, nil rluht .
nml title Hint the nliove liiimeii 11c
leudiiuts, or nuy of them have, or j
hud at il'ite of s.-ihl liiilguieiit In the
follow lug dccritiel properly, to-wlt:
NortllWeS. qiliirter of section
thirty four, southeast quarter of
llortlleUBt llliirtcr, west lllllf of
northeasl ijiiiirter and east half of
nortuwest iiiart r of ncvtlon thirty,
three nml the smitlienst qtinrler of
the southwest nuarter of section
twenty-eight, nil In township twelve
south, of rnnite fourteen eat of
Wlllauietlii Mrrlilliui 111 Crook
county, Oregon.
North half of southwest iilatter
of section thirty-three lu township 1
twelve south, of range fourteen
cast of Willamette Meridian III
Oregon.
The northeast quarter of north
west quarter anil northwest quarter
northeast quarter of section live,
townxliip i:, range II, the soiithenst
quarter of southwest qnurfer nml
tlie southwest quarter of southeast
quarter of section thirty two and
the south half of southwest quarter
Hinl south half of smitlieant quarter
of section thirty-three lu towmhlp
twelve south, of range fourteen east
of Willamette Meridian.
The northwest quarter nml the
west half of the Northeast quarter
of section two In township llilrtceri
south, of range fourteen east of
Willamette Meridian In Oregon.
Lots Kleven mid Twelve In block
Seven In the Second Addition to
Prineville, Oregon.
K II. K.nox. Sheriff.
Ibited at Prineville, Oregon, Feb
niHrv 9th. l'.UY
'l'.vd A. Itowell, Deputy.
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Sealed Bids Wanted for County
Car.
Sealed bids will Im received by the
county clerk for ths llanes 40 car owned
by the county. This car has been re
paired and may lie insjiected at Hoi
son's Oaraga. Demonstrations will be
given those wishing to submit bids.
The court reserves tli riirlit to reject
any and all bids. Dids will be otiened
at the Marcli term of court. 1H
Bid Wanted for Drift Fence
II. ......
Cattle and llurnc
n..io..r- A....-iti..n ,1,-ir,- bl.ts f,.r
construction ol 15 mile of fence ex-
tending along north boundary of
their range within the OcIi.h-o
National Forest. The following j
specifications to be compiled with: j
Ports Of fi-ct III length, not les
than average diameter nt small etui
of 4 Inches, of pitch pine or tam
arack, not less than L'-l Inches hi
ground, unless ImiiosnltiUi 011 .ic
count of rock; ou such ground,
triangular cribs 3x3x4 feet In cir
cumference. 4 feet high, to la.' erected
and filled with rock. Posts not to
exceed 11 feet npnrt, stays to lie 4J
feet lu length and not less than
Inches, 2 stays to be stapled to each
wire betweeneach post ;4smooth gal-
vnnlM-d twisted wires to la- stretch
ed tight mid stapled to each post.
When trees occur on the fence route
they may be used Instead of posts;
but when they nre used ft cleat or
fence stav must be spiked to the tree
nud the wire stapled to the cleat.
All wires shall lie adequately weight
ed down at nil point where fence
crosses draws or ravines and sub
stantial comer braces constructed at
all turning points In the fence unless
the angle Is made around a sub
stantial tree.
No bids will Is' accepted after Feb
ruary 2H and the committee In
charge of fencing reserves the right
to reject any and all bids. Bids
should be addressed to
1 21ft R. H. Bootkn,
tSecretary-treasurer, Post, Ore.
Notlcu for Publication
Department of the Interior,
I!. 8. Land Olllce at The Dalles. Ore.
January 6th, 1915.
Notice Is hereby given that
John Hansen
of Bend, Oregon, who, on November
24th. 191.'!, made homestead entry
No. 012271. forsej mi e'.j sc, sec.
tlon 17, nej nej section 20, ni uivj,
sw-J nwl, nw J sw, section 21. town
ship 19 south, range 17 east, Willam
ette Meridian, has filed notice of In
tention to make final three year
proof to establish claim to the laud
above described before II (!. Ellis,
V.H. Commissioner, at Bend, Ore
gon, ou the Kth day of March, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Ernest R. Edwards, Herbert E.
Moore, Samuel R. Israel, Henry B.
Ford, all of Bend, Oregon.
1 28 II. Fit AN K WoontOt'K. Register.
Notice to Creditors
Notice I hereby given by the uiiilcr
signed, li. M. Cornett and N. (I. Wallace,
executors of the extute of M sry H. Hcoggin,
deceased, to the creditors of, anil all per
sons having claim against, Maid deceased,
to present the mine, with proper vouchers,
to the undemigned at the olllce of N. U,
WiiIIhc in Prineville, Orcnoii, within six
inontliM from the ilute of the lirst publica
tion of this 1 1 1 it ice.
Dated mill published first time Jiiniuiry
!!Hta, llllfi. M.COltNKTT,
N.U. WAUiAUK,
Kxeimtors of the estate, of Mury 11.
Hcot-'Kin. ilccwii-e.l. t-'JH-iit
Maddux & Co. will buy your veg.
tables and pioduce. Ask the man,
Phone Pioneer Itod 003.
Summons
In the circuit court of the stiile (if
Oregon for the county of 1 .11 lie.
Jciimllinii Johnson, pliilntlff,
vs.
Hoy Young, dcfeniliinl.
To llov Young, ilefemliint :
In the inline of the stole of Oregon,
You nre hereby reuuln d to tippeiir
unit nliswer the coiiiilillnt ol the
pliilntlff II led nunlnst '" ' t'1"
nbove entitled suit wltlilit U week
Irotti the diite of the llrst pillillcn
tlon ot this summons, on or Is'fors
the iiHtlt ! v of M ircli, HHB. nml II
Villi Mil SO to lllisw er, l"r i.iiv
t hereof the ilulntlff will apply to
the court for the relief prn.veil for 111
the complaint herein, In-will
For 11 decree of this court ilecliir.
lug the plaintiff to be 1 h owner In
fee liiiili of the soillll hall of sec
II011 II, nud southeast iniarler of tlis
northeast iinni ter of bci iIoii Id, In
tow-tit-hlp II south, rang'' 13 east,
W. M. ,11ml forever iiilctlng the lltlo
of Hie plalntirf iiu.ilnst you nml
tiiirrlnu and en). iliitnu you from lit
auv time hereafter setting up or lis-
! riln.r mir 1 1 11 1 111 or title to said
premlie or any pari thereof.
I'lils sninmotis Is servi d upon you
by Hie publication t lie rent In ne.
conlnuee with mi order innile lit
Prineville, Oregon, by the Honor,
able W. I.. Urmlshitw, judge- of the
circuit court, on February 11th,
1H. requiring that this stitiillions be
published at lean once a week for
six consecutive week, In Crook
County Journal, n new shimt pub
lished at Prineville. Crook couulv,
Oregon, nml thai the first publica
tion thereof shMll be ou the 11th day
of February. P-1S
Fos iut ic n A Mil. To,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
N'ltlcs lut Publlcttlon
iM'partni'Mit of the Interior,
I'. K. Laud Ulllce at The Kiilles. Ore.
February 1st, 11)15.
Notice Is hereby given that
Avre I,. Itobcrts
of Prltieville, Oregon, who. ou
October tllh, 1IU I. innile homestead
entry No. truNW mid ou January tlth,
pill, innile nddltloiiiil liomeHlend
entry No. 0l4.1i:i. fornwt, sirtloli i'7
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Illlil IICl, WVIIon lowiisiiip in
south, range 16 eael, Willamette
.Meridian, ha tiled notice ol Inten
tion to make final three year proof
to establish claim to the land nbove
ilemrili-il Is fore Timothy K.J. I'uft.v,
V. S. Commissioner, "t Prineville,
Ori'ifoti, on the l.'itli day ol Marcli,
1916.
I "lul 111 11 n t iiHines ns witnesses:
Curt Wilson, II. Karl Cross, Rose
Hurtis, Paul (illchrlst, nil of Prine
ville, Oregon.
2-4 II. FmK Wooimimk, llcglster.
.Summon.
Intheclretilt court ol the State of
Oregon for Crook rounty,
II. S. Cram, Plaintiff,
v.
Prineville Creaiuerv Company, a cor
poration, IMciulaut.
To Prineville Creamery Company,
a corporation, Di-feiiiliuit :
In the name of the Ktnte of Oregon,
you nre hereby required to nps-ar
nml answer the complaint filed
against you In the above entitled ac
tion on orls-fore the 19th day of Feb ,
191.t, mid If you fall so to appear mid
answer, the plaintiff will take Judg
ment against voli for the sum of Five
Hundred Dollars, with Intercut upon
l.'f.'O 00 thereof from the :10th day of
Sept. lull, nt the rate of six tier rent
per annum, anil Interest on
J1SI) (HI
thereof nt the rate of six per rem
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mcnta of this action.
This sn 10 101 him Is publlnhi'd by or
der of the llonoinble (i. Springer,
Judge of the County Court of Crook
'oinit.v, Oregon, made on the tith
day of January, 1015, which said
order prcscrlls.ii that this summons
Is' published In the Crook -utility
Journal, n weekly new spaper printed
mid published In Prineville, Crook
County, Oregon, for a period of six
COllsiTlltlve week.
The date of the first publication of
this summons Is January 7th, 1915.
M. It. F.lllott,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
"OKDFK
In the circuit court of the stale of Or
goii lor the county of Crook,
state of Oregon, (iluiutiir,
vs.
J. II. HiiM'tilKTg, administrator nf the sa
line of William hiiiilh, ileccssed, slid ll
heirs t law of said decedent (if any
there he) and sit other persons, or
parties, unknown, rluimliig any right,
tills, estsl", lien or intercut In the rnnl
and personal estate di-scrtlied in ths III
toriiintlon herein, defvitilniits,
It uppesrlng to the court from lbs In
formation on Ills herein that William
811111I1 died on 1I111 211th day of February,
A. 1)., Illll. within ths county of Crunk,
atate of Oregon liiavmg real nml personal
property therein, a isirtiou of s htch being
jmrtlcularly ilcscrllieil ns follows, tiiwltt
I he west torly-nine -ID- left of lot live ..V
ill block three -3- ill the Monroe Hodge'
plat of the town of Trinci-ille, Crook""
county. tlri-i:or., nud siud pi-nonal pro-
t-rty run-iMiiiK now ol Ihirlei-n lluiiilreil
1'iirly.scveii ami til hundredths -t;H7.ll-dollars
cash in the I Ir-t Niitlnniil liauk of
I'i ioi ville. Orcgiiii, all within the said
county of t'rtmk and slate of Oregon; and
Il also iqijienriug tliul J. II. Itoseiiberg
was thcrealtcr appointed d duly iiuali
lud il- in 1 111 111 int rut 1 ir of the estate of the
saiil William H111 it li . deceased, mid now is
ill piisscssioii of both siud real properly
iinilsaiil personal nroniirtv:
Ami it further appearing that the said
dcceilent died without heirs at law and
that by reason thereof the state ol Oregon
has by law a right to the title to such real
and personal property;
Wherefore, upon the motion and appli
cation ofWillanl M. Wins, district at
torney lor ('rook county ami attorney for
tne state of Oregon herein;
It Is hereby ordered, adjudged mill de
creed, In the naiiiu nt tlic slate of Oick-011,
thai all thii heirs of William bnilth, de
ceased (If any there be) and all oilier per
sons or parties unknown, claiming any
rinht, title. est iie, Urn or Int. rest in the
rcul estate and personal property of said
decedent, be, and they are, hereby sum
moned and required to appear and show
cause jn this court, if anv they have, by
the ilth day of Marcli. A. 1)., Klin, why the
title lu ami to lbs real and persona! prop,
erty, described herein and in the informa
tion herein, should not be uiljndged
escheated to mid vested In the statu of
Oregon; anil It is fiiilher ordered nml ml
iildccd thai a copy of tills order hu pull-lisln-d
in the crook County Journal, a
weekly newspaper of general circulation
In sub! county of Oook and sluie of Ore
gon, for 11 period of six coiiseoiiMvo wcolis.
Oivcn at Chambers, in The Dulles, Ore
gnu, tills '.'l-t day of January. A 11., llltft,
(signed) V. b. IIRAUSIIAW,
Judge.
Date of first publication, January al, 101.1..
Date, of Inst publication, March I. llllrt.
Willard II. Wirtn. District Attorney and
attorney for plaintiff.