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under the Act of Congress of March 3, 187V.'
To Whom It May Concern
THURSDAY
MAR. 9, igu
L. M. Conry, Traveling Pas
senger Agent of the Northern
Pacific, vaa in town Tuesday
ana Wednesday, looking after
the passenger department of his
road.
James Rice of Haycreek, came
over from the Haycreek ranch
yesterday and is in conference
with business men of Madras
and railroad officials in regard to
the handling of the wool of the
eastern part of Crook County.
J. M. Crawford, President of
the Tum-A-Lum Lumber Com
pany with headquarters at Wall
Walla, Wash., has been in town
several days this week in com
pany with Frank Waite, and ex
pects to open up a lumber and
supply business in Madras and
several other places in the south
part, of the county. These gen
tlemen have several cars of build
ing material on the road at the
present time, including lumbe-i,
cement, etc., and their yards'
will be located on the Depot Ad
dition to Madras.
nt advertisement of the lownsite
ofVanora contains the following state
ment:iothe West of Vanora lies the
Warm Springs Indian Reservation, which
will, according to the statements made by
the Indian Agent soon be thrown open for
settlement, this would insure a great rush
to Vanora.'
I wish to announce that I have never at
an lime made such a slatenient. If the
Reservaiion were opened there would be
no great rush to Vanora, as Vanora is not
the railroad point for the reservation.
I am not interested in Vanora or nny
other townsite, and I do not propose to
have my name connected, even by infer
ence, with an enterprise the advertise-
iui ui wuicn contain at many gross
mUtatements of facts as apprar in the lit
erature advertising Vanora.
Claude C. Covey,
Cum c : -1 , . - .
..-pi. miu opcviui L-isoursing Agent in
charge Wnim Springe Agency.
8cngers carried on n mllo baiais is 3,000
000,000. , ,n
The Hnrnman system carried 10 per
cent of tho estimated 1910 passenger
traffic. Tho figures for most of tho
other railroads have not yot been com
piled by the Government, but in 1909
tho number of passengers carried was
29,000,000. The figures for 1910, It is
said, will not exceed a billion more.
Many other rnllroads hav gone
through a year without a fatality to
any of Its passengers, but It is said
that no system has made this record for
bucIi a large total of passengers.
Results on the Hnrnman lines are as-
.. . . t L... 1A
criueu 10 n campuign wmstu a
management for years to reduce nc- T.
culents. The tinrriman system now
has more miles of automatic block sig
nal protection than nny other Bystem in
the world. Mr. Kruttschnitthns direct
ed special nttentton to the accident
problem, and began several years ngo
tn lirlntr about a reduction by Riving
! complete publicity to nil forms of acci
Installation of safetv iIpvIppr nnri tho 1 dents and their Investigation, which, it
block signal system nre cited for the ( is believed spurred officers and employ
record of the Harriman railroads in car- es to greater efforts to safeguard lives.
RAIL DEATHS NONE
HARIMAH LINES GARRY 49
491,000 PERSONS IN
SAFETY
Block System Telling
Report for 1910 Received by Local
Agents Show No Fatalities . 17,960
Miles Covered. Antl-Accldcnt
Crusade Effective.
JONES LUMffgTg!
Ucsirc To
ANNOUNCE
That They Will Be Ready To Fun,: I n .
of Rough LUMBER On And &
--Ml J
MILL IS LOCATPH om nm--.. .
P. O. Add, LAMONTA, OREGON BUT&!
I
rying49J491.000 oasaentrera in 1910 witn
out sacrificing a single life.
The report was compiled in the office
of Julius Kruttschnitt, director of
maintenance nnd operation, Chicago.
It covers the business of the Union
Pacific and affiliated roads, n toti.l of
I7,960miles. The total number of pas- J m9-tl
In 1903-1C04 the number of accidents
on the Union Pucific was 20 for 1,000,
000 locomotive miles. On the Pacific
system of the Southern Pncific the
number of accidents per 1,000,000 loco
motive miles was reduced from 29.5 to
10.5 in the same time.
Notice For Publication.
Department of the Interior. U. S
Laud Office at The Dalles. O
March 4th, 1911. Notice la hereby
irrven that David G. Guy, of Uayoreek
Oregon, who, on April 20th, 1909, made
ttomeBtead No. 01773, for twlnwj, wl-
wi, Bee. 20 ami thenwjnwf, Sec. 29,
tp 11 8, r 10 e, w. m.,
Has tlle.1 notice of intention to mHke
Final commutation Proof, to. establish
claim to the land above described, be
fore Howar.l W. Turner, l S: dm
mi'sionerat hi office, at Madra, Oie
gon, on the 12th day of ADril, 1911,
Claimant names as Yviturssea: Ar
thur Warren, Sadie Warren, Edward
w. (Jrosswblte and Harry Pitzer all of
Ilay creek, Oregon.
C. W. Moore,
rr6 u4 RejiBter.
Madras State Bank
MADRAS. OREGON
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
Money transmitted to all patts of United States and Canada
J. M. Conlclin, President and Gen. Man'gr ; C. E. Rouih, Vice-Preiident
DIRECTORS: C. K. Koush, M. Putz, J. C. Robinson, Rout. Res, J. M. Conlclln
New Milliner
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LATEST ST VI .PS ANin iuvr .TZr
WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S
Hats, Bonnets Trimmings Anil Etc
Open March 10, i9j
Call and Look Over My Stock I
MRS. L. E. AKUYSON
JEWELER
IWeCapgap, Bates & Ldtfely
REAL ESTATE
We handle Central Oregon property, and ore mak
ing a specialty of CROOK COUNTY LANDS. if you
have something to sen, write us,
318 Failing Building
Synopsis of The Annual Statement of Tho Michigan Fire and Marine
Insurance Comoanv v"
OX Detroit, In the State ot Michigan on the 3lst dar of December, 1910, made to the Iniurance
tummumoner 01 me state oi Uregon, purauant to law:
Capital
Amount ot Capital paid up
Income
Premiums received during the year In cash
Intereit, dividends and rents reeelred daring the year
Income from other sources received during the year
Total Income ... .
MADRAS,
Hamilion, Waltham
Hamilton & Hamilton
Three Doors North of P. 0.
and
chains,
PORTLAND. OREGON
OREGON
Elgin Watdiei
harms, neclclaccj,
bracelets, lavaliers, chatelaine pins and brooches
swo.ooo I
. SC30.891.47
... 50.7H 16
97.JO
3681,723.13
Disbursements
Losses paid during the year
Dividends paid during the year on eapltal stock
Commissions and salaries paid during the year
Taxes, licenses, and fees paid during the year
Amount of all other expenditures ..
,.1298,165.81
40,000.00
, 201,308.86
29,248.12
49,687.99 -
1618,400.81
.. tS7.721.81
639,590.00
472.958.37
... 61,661.12
101,106 03
100.00
12.356.44
31,374,193.77
I
Total expenditures ,
Assets
Value of realestate owned . , ...
Value of stocks and bonds owned .. ......
Loans on mortages and collateral, etc. ..
Cash In banks and on hand ......
Premiums in course of collection and in transmission
Philadelphia under Assoc Deposit ........ ... ....
Interest and rents due and accrued ..
Total assets ... .. ..,
Less special deposit in any State (If any there be) .
Total assets admitted in Oregon .. ... ,,
Liabilities
Gross claims for losses unpaid . .
Amount of unearned premiums on all outstanding risks
Due for commission and brokerage .. .. ...
All other liabilities .. . .
Net .Surplus ....... .
Total liabilities .... . .
Total Insurance in force DeeemberSlst, 1910 .
Business In Oregon For The Year
Total rlks written during the year
tiros premiums received during the year . .
Premium returned during the year .
Losses paid during the year ..
Losses Incurred during the year . . .
Total amount of risks outstanding In Oregon December 31st, 1910
M. W. O'bbijc.v, President.
By H. K. EvfBrrr, Secretary
Statutory resident general agent and attorney for service r. E. QEHOULD.
Synopsis of The Annual Statement of The Sun Insurance Company
Of Kew Orleans, in the state of Louisana, on the 31st day of December, 1910. made to the In
surance Commissioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant to law;
Capital
Amount of capital paid up - -
Income
Premiums received during the year In cash ......
Interest, dividends, and rents received during th year
Income from other sources received during the year
Total Income -
Disbursements
Losses paid during the year . .
Dividends paid during the year on capital stoek
Commissions aud salaries paid during the year I
Taxes, licenses, and fees paid during the year .
Amount of all other expenditures ..... ..
49.412.SC
536,366.12
769.48
30,039.52
400,000,00 .
557,618.29
1,374,193,77
t-S5,17a
10.4C0.&
2,250.90
813,19
1,421.23
583.09.
WE ARE CROWINC
Will Soon Have One of the I-ARGEST Grocery Stocks in
CENTRAL OREGON
Store Is Being Remodeled
New Goods are Arriving EVERY Day
BLUE FRONT
W. J. COWHERD, Prop.
t
oaiiaiaction UtmrnntPPf mi
w v w I
MADRAS
OREGON
mm
Shamroe
TOM1V1Y McCORMACK, Prop.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigar
FURNISHED ROOMS-New and Up-to-Date Quartenj
Passtime Po
o Ha
OREGON
f50O,000.O0
1670,027.29
48.958.06
60,762.47
$799,767.82
Total expenditures
Assets
Value of realestate owned
Value of stocks and bonds owned .' -.
Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc
Cash In banks and on hand
Premiums In rourse'of collection and in transmission
Interest and rents due and accrued
Total assets
Lets special deposit In any state (If any there be)
Total assets admitted lu Oregon
Liabilities
Gross claims for losses unpaid
Amount of unearned premiums on all outstanding risks
Due for commjsslon and brokerage
All otutr liabilities
357,6(3 88
60085.00
206 828.27
23134 40
85,628.70
131,360.60
taoi.670.7S
140,000.00
1,198.279.87
.... 2.650 00
12.6C4.67
56,183 97
1,809,67.21
159,067.68
490,782 26
TO THE PUBLIC
The old reliable Harness Maker will
be ready for business
Monday, March 12, 1911
FULL LINE OF
HARNESS AND
HORSE FURNISH
INGS. FRED DAVIS
CULP & McCALL, Proprietors
O 2
Cigars, Tobacco, Confectionery
Smokers' Articles, News Stand
i
A. E. CR0SB
E
DRUGS &
purnYTHlNG IN
- - . at
KODAK
OREGON
THE DALLES,
61,261.36
625,627.44
600,000.00
125,527.41
Capital actually paid up In cash
Surplus over all liabilities 5
Total liabilities y
Total luturance In force December 31, 1910
Business In Oregon For The Year
Total risk written during the fear ......
Qtot Premlumi received durlng.MM year
I'rewluros returned during tb year
Loe paid during the year - -
auSrkSS'ng , oVon Peembermo .
Total amouui u. Bum I)4(l,KXNC4 CoHPA)ir
By Wm. I'. Macs, Secretary
g,Dtory rrnt twrl nt and attorns ' eerrfe: V. B. 1CLV
11.226 638 64
68,285,653.00
671,4fl,00
10.516.85
1,674 78
,,. l,4W.a
1,370.32
.. 810,974.00
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