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About Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1919)
NOVUM I1KII W, 10i(t. CROOK COTTTTT JOURNAL PACT U ; ' .TT?.Yr.".'rry. trfi trfl h-.Vtt. rr?:.rti'. rr .vr? .rr?.2. r" k' Si i $ MORE AND BETTER CHICKENS mum Owntr of Common Mongrel Flock Will Soon Apologli for Iti Exist ence Kssp Purs-Breds. (I'riard by Ilia United Htutdi Mspart nwnt of Agriculture.) It will not lie long In-fore tlm owner of a common wonKrcl Doric will lipoid fl.c for It vxlxli'iice. Till In the opln lou of tlix iioiiltry-rxIfUHlon worker (if the United Hlutm di-purlim-nt of seri culture who In lender In the ruin palKH for morn and belter poultry on farms lu south and souttiwi-iti-rn Ar kansas, lu many purl of Arknniin the ImportHiice of (letter poultry anil wore rfllrlvnt inntiiiKemeiit li being recogntwd by liioKn-sitlve buxtrtra men, Cotnmercliil orunnlliillcma, hunk er and othors and tliey are netlve In their mornl anil ftiinricliil support In co-operHtlnit with the governim-tit and tn to vxteti'lon fore In their effort ID convince the fiiriner tlmt Ktiuidtird bred poultry properly imuinited la a paying InduNtry. and that the old barnyard mongrel hen niunt gut out of the way for atumltird-bred, uniform florks. The county agent of Drew county baa plnced 60 pen of one mule and four female en eh of pure-tired Hur red I'lymouth Hock and Ithode llnnd lied on 50 fiiriim, In rluirge of a noy and girl jHiultry-rluli meinher. The alontli'elln Cliiimlier of ('oinmerce and the Imnki of Moiitlretlo hnvn mlviinred the money to puri-hune then pure-, bred fowl mid huvp aiwlNted In their dlNtrlliutlon. In udiiltloii to the Ml ieiiN of rhlcki-iiH, over 100 Killing of iiri-liiel ImtihlliR eKKH luive been secured foi the cltih liny mill girls. The furiu mid home deiiioumrutlon A Common Mongrel Flock An Owner Will Take Greater Pride and Get Better Profit From a Good Flock of Uniform Birds. agents of Ashley, Union HiirJ Deshii counties are buy with poultry-club work on furniH mid In the orKiinb.n tton of poultry cIuIjh. In each of thes cmnitli'M nn effort In being mnde to doutile luKt yeur'a poultry-club enroll Dienta. On Miirch 12 the Southwestern Ar kniiBiis l'otiltry aNmiclutlon wiih organ ised at Magnolia with 18 cluirter mem ber. It la reported that practically every hiiHlneaa man in the town will become a member and lend his Influ ence nnd mipport for more and better poultry, riana huvu been made to hold the Htnte poultry show at Magnolia November 2i to 28, where the finest arlxtocrut of the barnyard will be on dlNpluy competing for the. coveted America" Poultry uKHoclutlon gold medal offered to only one association In each statu. KEEPING POULTRY IN TOWNS Especially In Suburbs of Large Cities Families Should Keep Small Flocks of Hens. , (Prepared by the United States Depart ment of Agriculture.) When conditions render It feasible mall flocks of poultry should be kept by families In villages, towns and es pecially In the suburbs of large cities. The need for this extension of poultry raising Is particularly great where con sumption exceeds production, as In the northeastern atntes. Through utiliza tion of table waste, scraps and other refuse as poultry feed much whole some food In the form of eggs and poultry for home use may be produced at relatively low cost. STRONG BIRDS FOR BREEDING Comb, Face and Wattles Should Be Bright Red Eyes Bright and Prominent (Prepared by the United States Depart ment of Agriculture.) Fowls for breeding purposes should be strong, healthy, vigorous birds. The ' comb, face and wattles should be of a bright red color, eyes bright and fairly prominent, head compurutlvely brouil . and short and not long or crow-shaped, legs Bet well upart and straight, plum age clean and 811100111. ',1: if-i'l; Ate i! ' 'i hi Ml w m m i a S3: .i.d. i: COUNTY COURT' MAKES MAYES 1020 BUDGET In the County Court of the State of Oregon, For the County of Crook. In the matter of the amounts of moneys tD bo required and to be rais ed by taxation lu Crook county for the year 1920, ORDER Thla being the time fixed by law for the Court to make Its estimates of the amounts of all moneys to be required for county purposes during the year 1920 and to be levied by di rect taxation for the year 1920 upon the assessment roll of 1919: IT IS THEREFORE CONSIDERED AND ORDERED, That the County Court of Crook County, State of Ore gon, does hereby set forth and make In detail the following estimates which it believes will be required to be raised by direct taxation during the year 1920 for the purposes of conducting the county's affairs, the county's business and the enforce ment of the laws in the said county and state for said year 1920 and for which following name Bums, taxes for the said year 1920 to be levied against the assessment rolls for 1919 shall be levied at the next ensuing term of this Court, to-wit: DiBtrlct Attorney $ 850.00 County Surveyor 630.00 Weights and Measures .... 77.90 County Clerk 4000.00 County Superintendent .... 2450.00 County School Fund 16000.00 Library Fund 150.00 County Assessor 2885.00 County High School ., 18018.78 State Tax 19500.00 Inter-State Fair 1500.00 AC U i,.-':;.s.u As It Is The Road In New Overland 4 on Three-Point Cantilever Springs ,rOU e-:p'-ct a lnd road to rich; as it Icd'-.s. It ('i1, J ui'tj ti.e introduction of the Overland 4 jutngliasc. Overland 4 docs not cli.iny t!n: ro-'d, I'tir it J s cliatv.'e the mc.vv.cr in v.liich yi u'Cm r.-on it. It p;''s ): cnip.d.rt insrc.d ,( liis-coufort. ItKiv-js you a smooth, ' sailing sensation instead cf bouncing and swaying. The Diagonal attachment of Three-Point Canti lever Sprinusat thetnd.s ot ;t 130-inch Spriti-!.ase gives long vhccLasc ro;ulsttail:1icss. IctOverLnd 4 retains all the advantages- lightness, econ omy, andeaseoihundlingjof 100-inch v. heelbase. .-vi LV'T .'j pT I Circuit Court 8700.00 Election . 1500.00 Janitor lf.00.00 Sheriffs Office 6360.00 Fuel 1000.00 School Exhibit at Fair.. 800.00 County Judge ... 1200.00 County Court and Corn's... 1000.00 Juvenile Court 150.00 Widows Pensions ............ 600.00 Scalp Bounties ..... . 1500.00 Light and Water . 900.00 Care of Insane 100.00 Publications and Printing 400.00 Water Master 1500.00 Auditing , 400.00 Tuberculous Cattle .......... 150.00 Coroner's Office 160.00 County Veterinarian ( 160.00 Justice Courts ............ 200.00 Relief of Indigents .. 240.00 County Hospital Fees 2500.00 Telephone 100.00 County Health Officer 600.00 State Chamber Com 1000.00 Interest on Warrants ........ 6000.00 Machinery Shed 2000.00 General Road Fund 2 mills 10000.00 Memorial, for Deceased Soldiers 6000.00 .Total ....$114,551.03 Estimated receipts from all sources during the year 1920, (deduct) . 8500.00 Total $ 111,051.63 Marke Road Fund (est.).. 10000.00 Road Bond Interest 6225.00 State Fire Patrol 600.00 Estimated Total Tax Levy for 1920 $126,776.63 AND WHEREAS, It may further become the duty of the County Court to make levies for the sechool dis 4 V iar'iK9tMgu9a)ak "1 r-i ..Vi"V5.t2 -.-.Vt-,i. . -. ... ...1 -.TT- Wheelbase INLAND AUTO COMPANY tricts In the county which shall have failed to report their levies to the county assessor on or before the first day of the next ensuing term of this Court; and WHEREAS, It la provided by law that this Court can make no levy for taxes whatsoever that will be valid unless an estimate of the amounts so required are first made and filed and an opportunity given the tax payers of the county for a full and complete discussion thereof: IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND ADJUDGED, That the Court above named does hereby make the follow ing estimates of the taxes that wil" be required to maintain the required g-ade schools in the districts named in the following list, and which to date have not yet reported their an nual tax levies if any have been mde, to the county assessor, to-wie: Dist. 3 $310.00 DiBt. 6 450. 0-) Dist. 6 460.00 Dist. 8 408.50 Dist. 9 271.00 Dist. 10 278.00 Dist. 13 282 00 Dist. 16 424.00 Dist. 18 530.00 Dist. 19 604.00 Dist. 22 258.00 Dist. 25 . 440.00 jDist. 26 470.00 jDist. 28 218.00 Dist. 29 .V 530.00 Dist. 31 275.00 Dist. 33 620.00 Diat. 35 311.00 Dist. 36 167.00 Dist. 37 262.00 THEREFORE, IT IS FURTHER ORDERED AND CONSIDERED, That Thursday, the 4th day of December, 1 gi As It Seems Th is means an altogether new standard of ridin co'iifort, a noteworthy reduction in the wear and tear wi'ncii. lessens the cificiency of a car. The new springs give 1 n!'cr life to every part and thus minimize up k.ep and. replacement costs. Tires wear longer because cushioned againrt ha-nniering blows. Light weight means marked ecoa- omy in gas, oil and running expense. Overland 4's equipment is complete from Auto Lite Starting and Lighting to- Demountable Rims. Come in and see this remarkable car. Ask for booklet. Overland 4 Touring, $845; Roadster, f 845; Coupe, $1325; Sedan, $1375. Prices f. o. b. Toledo. tf vr 7 r 1919, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of the said day, In th County Court room at the Courthouse in Prineville, Crook County, Oregon,, be, and the same Is, hereby fixed as the time and place for settling, discussing and ful ly and completely arriving at the amounts necessary to conduct the county's affairs, business, etc., afore said, upon which basis the levy for 1920 shall be made; and IT IS ALSO CONSIDERED, OR DERED AND ADJUDGED, That a copy of this order be published in the Crook County Journal, a weekly newspaper of general circulation In said Crook County, Oregon, for three successive issues, beginning on Thurs day, the 13th day of November, 1919, and ending with the issue of Thurs day, the 27th day of November, 1919, the said first publication date being not less han 20 days prior to the said 4th day of December, 1919, the sec ond publication being not less than ten days before the said 4th doy "bf December, 1919, and the last pub lication being for the better Informa tion of the taxpayers and public. Given under our hands this 6th day of November, 1919 N. G. WALLACE, Judge, E. T. LUTHT. Commls., HUGH LISTER, Coffltnis. NO. 012399 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Of fice at The Dalles, Oregon, Nover-ber 1, 1919. NOTICE la hereby given that DAVID M. AGNEW of Bend; Oregon, who, on January 10, 1914, made Homestead Entry No. 012399, for South Half of Section 20, Township 20, South, Range 20 East Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of Intention to make Final Three Year Proof to establish claim to the land above described, before H. C. Ellis, U. S. Commissioner mt Bend, Oregon, on the 13th day of December, 1919. 'T, TAX S '! Vs. ikiJ iik 1 r 1 F1 '-1 y Claimant name aa witnesses : M.iT-8" a1? Hampton. Oregon: Charley McUne of Alfalfa, Oregon ; Thomas Luigfort J. B. Murphy, both of Bend, Oregon. ... H. FRANK WOODCOCK. " Regiatw NO. 1S291 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Of fl" "'Th' Dallea. Oregon, November S, IStS. NOTICE b hereby given that CORA BURKHOLDER of Post, Oregon, who. on January 10, ltlt. made Homestead Entry No. 015292 for NEtt Sec 23, NW NE N NWW SW'4 frrwj Section 24 Township 17 South Raiv-'e 18 i..,t Willamette Meridian, has filed notice ol at tention to make Final Three Year Proof establish claim to the land above described ka fore Lake M. Bechtell, U. S. Commissioner at Prineviile, Oregon, on the 13th day of Pamm her, 191. Claimant names as witnesses : Homer Norton. Daniel W. Knox, Ulysses (L Allen. John W. Knox, all of Post, Oregotv H. FRANK WOODCOCK. ItSe RerM Now turn to the Classified Ads r Get the Top Market Price for TOUR RAW FURS Send Them To THE GOLDEN RCLE FUR CO. 603 First Ave., SnatUe, Wash. L Write for Price List and Term S When writing advertisers, pleM mention The Journal. I
