Personal and Local
Ray L. Jackson returned home
from Portland this week.
Born, to the wife of William
Mathers, Tuesday, January 9th,
a boy.
John Edwards of Bend, was in
Madras Saturday calling on
friends.
J. A. Seagraves of Blizzard
Ridge was in Madras the latter
part of the week.
Oren Waite of Lamonta is
spending the day in town attend
ing to business matters.
Born, to the wife of Henry
Waite, Sunday evening January
21st., a twe.ve pound boy.
A. G. Kibbee came over from
his ranch on Haycreek with a
load of farm produce today.
Born, on Monday, January 2,
to Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Jenkins,
a son. Deschutes Valley Tri
bune. Attorney Bergland made a hur
ried business trip to Portland
and Salem the early part of the
week.
W. F. Hammer left for Port
land Tuesday morning on bus
iness, expecting to be away for
several days.
A. C. Sanford returned from
Bend this morning, where he
has been spending some time
with his family.
Ralph W. Buchwalter made
final commutation proof on his
homestead before United States
Commissioner Turner yesterday.
Mrs. Jno. McTaggart, spent
the early part of the week in
Redmond with her brother, who
is conducting theOregon Grill.
Gilbert T. Davis of Haycreek
made final proof on his home
stead before the United States
Commissioner Tuesday at Mad
ras. C. S. Van Tyne who has been
in Madras the last week, looking
after his interests here, left this
morning for his. home at Spo
kane. Ona R. Davenport from across
the- Deschutes River made final
proof on his homestead Tuesday
before the Commissioner at
Madras.
A. R. Lowe engineer and elec
trician at the Warm Springs In
dian Agency was in Madras
Monday of this week, looking up
some land matters.
Wm. Branstetter, who recently
purchased the M. W. Bennett
house and lot, moved in from his
ranch on the Agency Plains the
early part of the week.
County Surveyor Rice spent
Friday and Saturday in the
Round Butte Country running
out some lines for Larson, Nel
, .son, and Maupin. He left Sun
Havi morriingifo'r Gateway,, where
Services at -the -"M.1 l'churchH
next Sunday as follows: Morning!
service at 11 a. m., subject, "A
Message to Fearful Ones." Eve
ning service at 8 p. m., subject,
"The Race of Life." A cordial
invitation to all. Rev. John J.
Pacey, pastor.
Thomas P. Monroe and family
who have been spending several
months in California, returned
to their ranch three miles north
of Madras Friday evening. They
say that this country looks the
best to them that they had seen
yet for a poor man.
B. C. Dove, who has been act
ing as city marshal a part of the
time during the absence ot Mar
shal Stangland, left last evening
for Bend to join his family at
that place. Stangland is again
on the job and it is expected will
wield the big stick.
Mr Johnson who was sent
out by the Portland Wood Pipe
Company to have charge of the
laying of the pipe for the water
svstem for the uity or Madras,
arrived Sunday evening, but
owing to the fixtures not being
on hand could not commence the
laying of pipe-until today.
On last Sunday the residence
of W. H. Peck caught fire from
a chimney. When discovered,
the fire was eating its way into
the roof. Several of the boys
were at home and they hastily
got together and formed a bucket
brigade. There was a good sup
ply of water, or otherwise the
house would have been destroy
ed. The fire was extinguished
after a heroic fight. One end of
the house was damaged" to quite
an extent. Deschutes Valley
Tribune.
Complete lino of optical goods at Mra.
Crosby's.
Gold Strike On Deschutes River
No end to excitment was caus
ed here last week by the discov
ery of a gold deposit in the vi
cinity of Lower Bridge on the
Deschutes. M. Robinson who
lives near Redmond, sent a quan
tity of the gold bearing sand to
the assay office in Portland the
first of the week and the assay
proved that some of it at least,
bears $18 in gold to the ton. The
richest sand yet taken was found
beneath the surface of the water
in the river bed. It is believed
by those who have visited the
place and are enthusiastic about
it that an average of $12 per ton
will be found.
It is said that a company of
capitalists from Minnesota have
become interested in the propo
sition and staked a number of
claims with a view to immediate
developement. Saturday, a par
ty of ten went from here to Low
er Bridge, and a number of claims
were staked. Several other peo
ple have visited the gold deposit
during the week from here as
well as from Terrebonne, Prine
ville, and other near-by towns
and all pass the opinion that it
is a rich find. There is no doubt
but that the claims will be work
ed. It is not at all improbable
that a rich strike has been made,
say mining men, judging from
surface indications. Redmond
Hub.
See new line of Gold-Btone iewclry
at Mrs. Crosby's.
Constipation Is the cause of many nil
luents and disorders that make life miser
able. Take Chamberlain's Stomncli and
Liver Tablets, keep your bowels regular
and you will avoid these diseases. For
sale by M. . Snook.
about breeding, (utckiaff. niiinc
Authentic and v&liuble iniofnutirai
feeding and homing poultry u
contained in tna latefi edition oi
Luir'' Poultry Boot juA printed.
Scad for copy. free.
The CW H. Uy Co.. Seattle
Summons
In the Justice's Court for the
Precinct of Madras, Crook Coun
ty, Oregon:
O'Neil Brothers Company, a
corporation, vs. Frank Jean and
Ed Prather, co-partners, doing
business under the firm name
and style of Frank Jean, defend
ants. To Frank Jean and Ed Prath
er, co-partners as Frank Jean,
the above named defendants:
In the name of the State of
Oregon, you are hereby summon
ed and required to answer the
complaint filed against you in
the above entitled action within
six weeks from the date of the
first publication of this summons,
and if you fail so to answer for
want thereof the plaintiff will
take judgement against you for
the sum of $88.10 and the costs
and disbursments of this action.
This summons is served upon
you by publication by order of J.
H. Jackson, a Justice of the
Peace of the above .entitled pre
cinct, "which order of publication
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?JLaxi5',ana airects tnat wus- sum-.
motis be published for a period
of six consecutive weeks in The
Madras Pioneer, a newspaper
published at Madras, Oregon.
J. H. Jackson, Justice of the
Peace, Madras Precinct, Crook
County, Oregon.
E. Bergland, Plaintiff's Attor
ney. Date of first publication, Jan
uary 25, 1912.
Date of last publication, Feb
ruary 29, 1912.
ORDINANCE 38.
An Ordinance entitled an ordi
nance to provide for loaning the
Water Bond Sinking Fund of the
City of Madras.
Be it ordained by the Common
Council of the City of Madras;
1st. The Finance Committee of
the City of Madras is hereby au
thorized and empowered to loan
the Water Bond Sinking Fund of
the City of Madras on first mort
gage farm loans, said loans to
draw interest at the rate of ten
(10) percent per annum, payable
semi-annually, on the first day of
January and July of each year.
2nd. Before any loan is made
under and by virtue of this ordi
nance, the Finance Commitee,
or its duly authorized agent,
have appraised the property of
fered as security, approved of
the loan and passed upon the ab
stract of title; provided that no
loan shall exceed forty (40) per
cent of the appraised value of
the property to be mortgaged
and provided further that no loan
shall be made to any officer of
the City of Madras during his
term of office.
3d. All loans made under and
by virtue of this ordinance shall
become due and collectable prior
to January 1st, A. D. 1920.
4th. The applicant for a loan
Everything
4 packages Corn Starch
3 " Corn Flakes
3 " Rice Flakes
2 " Grape Nuts
2 " Cream of Wheat
2 " Violet Oats
1 " Columbia Oats
1 ' " Wheat
3 " Jello, any flavor
2 cans Sauerkraut
3 " Condensed Milk
Now is the
MADRAS
shall furnish to the Finance Com
mitte an abstract of title and
shall pay all expences incident to
the appraisement and to the
drawing and recording and re
leasing of the mortgage.
5th. This ordinance shall be
in full force and effect from and
after thirty (30) days from its
passage, signature by the Mayor
and Recorder and posting or pub
lishing as required by the bhar
ter of the City ot Madras.
Dated this 16th day of Jan
uary, A. D. 1912.
Howard W. Turner,
Mayor of the City of Madras.
J. H. Jackson, Recorder.
State of Oregon )
)ss
County of Crook )
I hereby certify that the above
and foregoing ordinance is i
true and correct copy of the or
lgional ordinance as tne same
was passed by the Common Coun
cil of the City of Madras at i
regular meetmuthereof on the
uer
ORDINANCE NO. 37.
An Ordinance to prevent gamb
ling within the City of Madras.
Be it ordained by the Common
Council of the City of Madras.
Section 1. That it shall be un
lawful for any person or persons
within the corporate limits of
the City of Madras to deal, play
or carry on open, or cause to be
opened, or who shall conduct as
owner, proprietor, or emplyeyee,
wnetner lor nire or not, any
game of chance, whether the
same be played for money,
checks, credit, or any other repre
sentative of value, shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor, and upon con
viction thereof before the City
Recorder's Court shall be pun
ished by a fine of not less than
Five (5) Dollars nor more than
Fifty ($50.00) Dollars, or shall
be imprisoned in the City iail
one day for each Two Dollars of
such fine as may be adiudcred
against him.
In as much as there is no ordi
nance ot the City prohibiting
gambling except in a licensed sa
loon, an emergency is deemed to
16th day-ofJanuafyM. D. 1912
trfa?:Jtt.vjacK80flirfUity Kecoi-
exist and therefore this ordi
nance shall be in full force and
effect from and after its pas
sage, signature by the Mayor
and Recorder and posting or pub
lishing as required by law.
Jan. 16th, 1912.
Howard W. Turner,
Mayor of the City Madras.
J. H. Jackson, Recorder.
I hererby certify that the
above and foregoing ordinance
is a true and correct copy of the
original as the same was passed
by the Common Council of the
City of Madras at a regular meet
ing thereof on the 16th. day
of January, A. D. 1912.
J. H. Jackson, City Recorder.
is
Notice a Few of Our Reduction P
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Madras Trading Co.
W. A. BELL FOR DISTRICT
ATTORNEY.
To the Republican electors of
Crook, Hood River, and Wasco
Counties:
I hereby announce myself as
a candidate for the Republican
nomination for District Attor
ney at the coming Primaries,
April 1st, that I have resided in
the District Twentyifve years,
at Prineville and The Dalles,
Oregon, and have been in the
active practice of the law for the
past eighteen years; that, if nom
inated and elected, I will during
my term of office devote my en
tire time to the duties of the of
fic to the exclusion of other
law business, and give my per
sonal attention, and first con
sideration to the business of the
office, and will personally assist
the officers in each County-with,
the enforsement of the Criminal
Law, and especially will I exert
myself to enforce the lawagainst
iv.t, i:iuiui.ait.ui;ia,ji turn uic uai
fic in'white Slavery.
(Pd..Adv.) W. A. BELL.
ABSTRACT REPORT
Of instruments filed in the
office of Recorder of Deeds.
Issued by Crook County Ab
stract Co., Inc., Prineville, Ore
gon. December 26 to January
iy, inclusive.
Milton G. Pillette to EfTie M.
Pillette. his wifo. sr4 swi Sv
13, 11-13; lots 6 to 1 6 inc., block
b; lots 1, 3, 4, 5, and 8, to 18,
inc.. block : lots 1 to fi and 13 tn
inc. block 1 2; Depot add., Mad
ras.
Nancv R. Noble to Earl Nohler
si swl Sec. 25-12-12. $1.
Madras Townsite Co. tn Hnn-
ry Dietzel; e 12 feet of w of blk.
,rS. Track," Palmain. $100.
Madras Townsite Co. to Tnlnnrl
Empire Co. ; lots 29 and 30, blk.
"Ry. Grund," and lot 7, blk. 49,
raimain. si.
James Wood et nx tn TiYnnk
Irvin; lots in Original Ashwood,
First add. and Kelsev Sr. T.vfln
add., Ashwood; also nei and eh
nw sec. 36-9-16. $1.
Justin C. Wvman tn Jnhn T?
Cook; lot 7, blk. 28, Culver. $400.
R. II. Barnett M. W. Bnrnrr.
nejswj Sec. 10 and nwjswi Sec.
11-12-13. $1200.
Orecron Trunk Dev. Co. tn Dnl.
la T. Aumillor; Jot 5, blk. 1,
warenouse add. Madras; lot 5,
bin. 1. Terminal add. f!nlvm" lnf
5, blk.l, Pioneer add. Opal City;
iot o, dir. l, waterway add.
Redmond, and lot 5, blk. 1,
Grandview add. Bend. $500.
Vanora Townsite Co. to S.
Sroufe et nl: lot 11. hllr 1H
Vanora, $50. '
Madras Town hi tn f!n fn W J
Branstetter; lots 1 and 2, blk!
38, Palmain. Con. $525.
Maud C. McDonald RmwnMIl
to Emma Van Noy; sel Sec.
Regardless of Coft
1 " Com
1 " Tomatoes
1 " String Beans
4500 Matches
Men's fleeoe linod Underwear, per garment
Ladies' fleeced lined Underwear, per garment
Blanket lined Coats, each
Good quality, one-piece Sheets, 72x90, each
Children's heavy cotton Hose, two pair
There are no better bnro-ni
than you wm iind In our Shoes and Hats, iw ' 1
thorn. Thn crrnnW. mn,m, . " ".W"rtWd
a supply and skve mod
29-10-13. $2000. i,
James Wood to Addie B. Wooer;
ajaptf in
VWlaM. Gray to E. L. Milner;
lots 1 and 2, blk. 8, Depot add.
Madras. '$375.
PATENTS FROM, U. S. '
Goe. R. Stamp; sei Sec. 35-12-12.
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Milton' G. Pillette; selswi 13-11-13.
.
Archiba ld McPherson; lot 3
and eiswi Sec. 7 and nejnwi
Sec. 18-9-18. Geo. T. Peters;
lot 2 Sec. 18-13-14 and nisei and
seinei- Sec. 13-13-13.
David B. Burden; selSec.5-10-
3.
Wm. R. Cook; nwjswi Sec. 8-12-14.
Robert, ..Cower; siswl Sec. 27
and iWk Sec. 34-11-12.
,? Max Wilson; s&nwi and nswl
Sec 13-11-12.
Madras Dray & Transfer
Work neatly and quickly done
Prices reasonable
Phone In your order
F, A. ZELL, Drayman
NO. 3851.
The First National Bank
OF PRINEVILLE, OREGON
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Will Wuhjwiilm Vice I'rei.
II. Baldwin, Ant. Caihlor,
ESTABLISHED 1888
Capital, Surplus and Undivided ProflU
$100,000.00
MONEY BACK
PILE CURE
Piles permanently cured or
money refunded.
I have cured the worst cases
in Oregon. NO FAKE.
Terms: $2.50 down. $2.50 when
cured. Address
J. W. ROBINSON
Madras - Oregon
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