East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, October 21, 1912, EVENING EDITION, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT TAGES DAILY EAST OltEQONIAN. FENDLKTON, OREGON, IMOXDAY, OOTOHER 21, 1912 PAGE SEVEN NewsoftheWeekasToldinCounty Press It In a pretty hard Jolt on the nerve of any man to discover another in po ssession of one's property and when a demand is miido for it return to be laughed at by the robbers and threat ened with a Nound thrashing. This, however, Is the recent experience ol Leslie DemarlH, who lives near the Dellaven school house above Milton. The first of the week some campers stopped over night near the Dcmarls place,' and the next morning made an early departure, taking several shocks of hay from an adjoining field. The owner of the hay traced the thieves to the edgo of the timber, where he found them feeding their horses. He demanded the return of his property, but being alono and unarmed against three men, he was laughed at and told to return and say nothing more of the affair, or he would bo given a sound thrashing. The advice he was obliged to take, under the circumstances. Milton Eagle. In alighting from an automobile at her home last Tuesday night, Mrs. William Talbert slipped from the step of the machine and severely bruised herself. As she started to step to the ground the side door of the machine to which sho was holding flew open and was the cause of her Inning her balance. Milton Eagle. On account of poor health. Profes sor Wiley of the Athena public schools will leave soon for California, to remain several months. His place In the schoolq will be filled during his absence by his brother-in-law. Prof. Drew, at present principal of the high school at La Grande, prof Wiley's Athena friends and patrons of the schools earnestly hope that he will fully recover his health and bo able soon to return and take up his work here. Mr. Drew will arrive In the city tomorrow, from Ia Grande. Athena Tress. On account of complaints of cracks In the walls of the public school building and the consequent fear In regard to the safety of the building, the school board, after an Investiga tion, Tuesday afternoon, derided to adjourn school until expert inspection could be secured. Dan May a contractor of Pendleton after Inspection, advised the building be repaired before occupied again. Architect Osterman of Walla Walla after thorough Inspection, submitted CASTOR I A Por Infant! and Children. The Kind Yoa Hate Always Bought Bean the Signature of THE OFFICE A. SCHNEITER. Prop, PENDLETON, ORE FAMILY LIQUOR STORE Phone Main 299 Don't buy until you COK A 30 day special commencing Monday, October 7. To be sold at our yard for only $5.50 Ton A ton of coke is equal to a ton qf coal, but by its use you eliminate all gasses, smoke and offensive odor. When burning COKE which is almost pure carbon and con tains no gassoe, your stove may be turned off tight both below and abovo thus insuring you the cheapest possible fuel. COKE can be mixod with coal if desired, Our employes will bo pleased to explain to you just how to use COKE, upon request. Phone your order today, Main 40 Pacific Power & Light Go. ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE. a written report on the condition of the building, and acting on this, the board has decided the building Is safe and school will open ns usual next Monduy morning The directors feel the building Is safe for occupancy and that It Is needless to vacate It under present conditions. Athena Press. Dudley Evans, manager of the Pen dleton Athletic club, Pendleton, spent a few dnys In Pilot Hock last week visiting his friend, Marshal Jost. Mr. Evans formerly lived In Portland and is personally acquainted with Hen Selling who, In his Judgment, will win with both hands down in his race for United States senator. Mr. Evans was accompanied by his wife and two children. Pilot Rock Record. Rev. R. J. Dlven, a former Pen dleton pastor who frequented this section on missionary work, sailed for Alaska from Seattle October 11 and will take charge of the mission field surrounding Petersburg, Alaska, un der the Home Board. Rev. Dlven has been In Portland leaving a self supporting church there to take up his new work. His new location, Petersburg, Is a thriving city of several thousand Inhabitants who depend on salmon and halibut fishing for livelihood. The climate Is ebout the same as at Seattle, but there as yet has been no church or ganization there. Pilot Rock Record. Announcement has been received here of the engagement of Miss Olllo Smith to Orvllle Rogers. The wed ding is to occur the latter part of the present week In Portland Mr. Rogers resides at Ellensburg, Wash., anil was formerly conneeted with the Record here, while the bride-to-be was until last May an at tache of the local telephone exchange. Olen Roirers, a brother of the groom, left for Portland to he pres ent at the wedding. rilot Rock Rec ord. Many farmers In this Rcrtlon refus ed 71 rents ffr bluestem wheat and are holding their grain for higher prices while, others are selling an.l hauling their product to the local warehouses as rapidly as room can be made to receive it. Both warehouses are filled to rapacity and cars for shipping are very scarce Pilot Rock Record. The funeral of Dean Forsythe took place last Saturday morning from the Seventh Day Ad vent 1st church, the building being Inadequate to hold the crowd of friends who wished to pay their last tribute of respect to the departed. The pall benrers were Cert Miller. Allan Mahes, John H. Brlnk er, Roy Pell, Chns. Bliss and Ben Nichols. The entire family were present with the exception of his sis- 711 Main Street your fuel read this 1 Delivered to your home for only $6,50 Ton INDIGESTION GAS A "Pai'H DlaiHiviln" Slop lYrmpnta tlon and Ma ken Your Upwt Ktom noli 1V4 Hue In Five Minute. Wonder what upfiet your Htomach which portion of tho food did the duniuge do you. Well, don't bother. If your Htomach Is In a revolt; If Hour, gassy and upset, and what you JUHt ate hug fermented Into stubborn lumps; your head dizzy and aches; belch guses and ucIcIh and eructate uninvested food; breath foul, tongue coated Jut take a little Dlapepsln and In five minutes you truly will wonder what became of the Indiges tion and distress. Millions of men and women today know that It Is need lens to have a bad stomach. A little Dlapepsln oc casionally keeps this delicate organ regulated and they eat their favorite foods without fear. If your stomach doesn't take care of your liberal limit without rebel lion; If your food Is a damage Instead of a help, remember the quickest, surest, most harmless relief Is Pape's DlapepHin which costs only fifty cents for a large case at drug stores. It's truly wonderful It digests food and sets things straight, so gently and cuHlly that It is really astonishing. Please, for your sake, don't go on and on with a weak, disordered stom ach; It's so unnecessary. ter Mrs. Sari Smock who was un able to get here from Kansas. The floral tributes were both numerouj and appropriate. Rev. W. W. Stewart of the Rust Side conducted the oer- I vices. Freewater Times. O. J. Tarter, an evangelist from Spokane. Is holding a series of meet ing lit Bethel chapel this week which j are well attended. Mr. Carter is a i native of Newfoundland. On Friday evening he will give a lecture at the chapel on his experience and work ! among the Eskimos, also a review of j Ms early Hie along tne coast, oi Lao rador. Everybody Invited; no ad mission. Echo's Echoes. Indian weather prophets of the up per Columbia. Including Sam Small, noted observer of the seasons, pre dict one of the most severe winters on record for the entire northwest. The Indians base their observations largely on the prevalance of wild ceese and ducks on the lakes and rivers of the Upper Columbia basin. It is said these wild fowls are more numerous than ever before within the memory of red man or white. Their early appearance, too, is taken as an Indication that winter will commence early. The thick plumage of tho geese is a sure sign, says the Indians, that there will be much snow. In fact some snow has already fallen In the higher altitudes of the Columbia stretch. Echo's Echoes. MESSAGE TO WORKING WOMEN All women work: some In homes. some In churches, some In the whirl of society, and In stores, offices and shoiis. tons of thousands are on the never ceasing treadmill, earning their daily bread. All women, however, are subject to the same physical laws, and suffer alike from the same physical disturb- ances rtnd weaknesses, peculiar to their sex. Every woman, no matter what her station In lire, should re member that Lvd'a E. Plngham's Ve getable Compound is the great rem edy for female Ills. In wnicn sne should place her trust. FARMERS NEGLECT GROWING OF FRUIT Edmonton. Alta.. Oct. 21. "Every fruit growing district on the north American continent contributes its quota of tree and vine products to satisfy the demands of the people of Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manito ba," said C. W. Baxter, chief fruit Inspector for the Deminlon depart ment of agriculture in the three prai rie provinces, in an Interview here today, adding among other things: "Nowhere In all Canada Is money spent more freely for fruits of all kinds than in the three provinces mentioned, nor do I know of any other districts where the people de mand better grades. As a whole, they are lavish with their money, ready and willing to pay liberally for the best the markets afford. It appears that money is no object If the quality of the products Is satisfactory." Mr. Baxter said the farmers are so engrossed in wheat, barley, oats and flax, for which they receive handsome returns, that the possibilities In fruit growing are perforce neglected. Some attention Is paid to mixed farming, In cluding dairying, hog-ralsing and trucking, In central Alberta and other favored districts in the prairie prov inces, but not what should be. He predicted that the time .will come when, with closer settlement, the far mers will turn their attention to fruit growing. There will also be more di versified agriculture. "The Edmonton district especially Is admirably adapted for the grow ing of Russian apples, a hardy var iety suited to the extremes of tem perature," Mr. Baxter continued. "The surrounding woodlands form a natur al windbreak, the solt la fertile, warm and permanent, and contains the elements necessary to fruit grow lng. There is also a great future for small fruits of all kinds. Land is too cheap at present to force the growing of fruits, but It will come in time. Wheat growing anywhere is a specu lation at best, while diversified farm ing Is a business which grows from year to year. t-wr mie. Thoroughbred Scotcn Collie puppies. Bitches, $5.00; stud dogs, $7.60. M L. Little, R. 1. Box 76. Amity. Ortson SOUR STOMACH CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY INSURANCE AND LAND BUSINESS K ART MAN ABSTOACTCOMAICM reliable abstracts of title to all ands In Umatilla county. Loans on :ty and farm property. Buys and tells all kinds of real eitate. Does i general brokerage business. Pays caies and makes Investments for non residents. Write fire, life and accl lent insurance References, any hank In Pendleton. JAMES JOHNS, Pres. C. II. MARSH, Sec. BENTLEY LEFFINGWELL, REAL estate, fire, life and accident insur ance agents. New location, 816 Main itreet Phone Main 404. LIVKRY AND FEED STABLE. CITY LIVERY STABLE, THOMPSON street, Carney St Bradley, Props. Livery, feed and sale stable. Good rigs at all times. Cab Una In connec tion. "Phone main 70. MISCELLANEOUS. LEGAL BLANKS OF EVERY De scription for county court, circuit jourt. Justice court, real estate, etc., (or sale at East Oregonlan office. FRATERNAL ORDERS, PENDLETON LODGE No. II Af A. F. and A.' M-, meets the AA first and third Mondays of eaca woDth. All visiting brethren art Invt'.ed. DAMON LODGE NO. . K. of P., meets every Mon day evening in 1. O O. F. hall. Visiting brothers cor dially Invited to attend. I. Q. Finney, C. C ; R. W Fletcher, TC ft. 8. .KCII1TECTS, CONTRACTORS, ETC 0. A. MAY. CONTRACTOR AND Builder. Estimates furnished on all lnds of masonry, cement walks, none walls, etc. Phone black S786, r Oregonlan office. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. JOHN S. BAKER, FUNERAL Di rector and licensed embalmer. Opposite postofflce. Funeral parlor. Two funeral cars. Calls responded to lay r night 'Phone main 76. GAME KILLED BY BAND OF INDIANS La Grande, Ore., Oct. 21. Indians from Fort Lapwal reservation in Idaho have been so free to cross in to Oregon and kill Wallowa county game that two deputy game wardens have been spending a week driving them out George Mitchell of Enter prise and W. E. Leffel of Joseph, bearing that the Indians were hunt ing In the eastern part of the county, went to the Blffly Meadow pasture, and then proceeded eastward to Snuke river, striking it at the mouth of the Imnaha. They crossed the headwaters of several creeks and found traces of an Indian hunting party, but the aborigines apparently got wind of the coming of the state officials, and fled before them, back Into Idaho. Mr. Mitchell returned at the close of the week, but Mr. Leffel and Ly man Beecher continued the hunt be tween Imnaha and Snake rivers. Joe Clemmons of Buckhorn Springs re ported that three Indians had cross ed the Imnaha and had gone into the rugged country east of that river. It appears there were at least two bands of Indians. The first was trail ed in the ride from the pasture to the Snake river. There were at least two squaws in this party. The other party went southeast and may still be In this county. In this second par ty a prominent Indian named Phillip Is supposed to be the leader. Philip McFarland from the Ida ho reservation ,took out a Wallowa county hunting license not long ago and got the legal limit of deer very short?-. He left the county then, but it is rumored he has done some hunt ing here since. For Sale or Rent. Wheat land In tracts of 320 to 2000 acres. Terms to BUlt buyer. Address W. S. Smith, lone. Ore. WANTED. WANTED Lu curtains to launJrj Work done with especial car Phone Red Mil. HAIR WORK Ladles send youi combings to Madam Kennedy, Athe na, Or., Box 92. All work guaran teed. A GOOD BUSINESS FOR SALE A first class restaurant which I an compelled to sell on account of pool . health. Address P. O. Box 101 Echo. Or. NOTICE OF 8TUEET IMPROVEMENT Notice Is hereby given that at s regular meeting of the Common Council of The City of Pendleton held on October Oth, 1012, the following resolutions were adopted: Whereas, the Surveyor of The City et Pendleton did on the 24th day of Septem ber, 1012, under direction and by require ment of the Common Council, file plans and specifications for an appropriate Im provement of Main Street, In The City of Pendleton from the North end of the bridge across the I'matllla Klver on' Main Street to the North line of Jackson Street : to gether with the estimates of the work to be done and the probable cost thereof, with a statement of the lots, parts of lots and parcels of land to be benefited by snrh Im provement, and the percentage of the to tal cost of Improvement which each of such lota, parts of lots and parcels of land should pay on account of the benefits to be de rived from such Improvement ; and Whereas, the Coun-ll 'us examined such plans and specification cd found the same DENTISTS. DR. THOMAS VAUOHAN, DENTI8T Office In Judd building. Phone Main 71. DR. JAMES E. SHARP, DENTIST. Office, Room 12, Temple Bldg. Phone Main 190. VETERINARY SURGEONS. DR. D. C. M'NABB, LOCAL 8TAT1 Stock Inspector. Office at Koep pen's Drug Store. Phone Main 411 Residence, 91.6 East Court stre Res. Phone Main 19. C. W. LASSEN. M. D V, GRADl te of McKlllip Veterinary Colleg of Chicago. Office phone Main I' Re. (1$ Bush St., phone Main 17 PHYSICIANS. H. 8. GARFIELD, M. D- HOMEO pathlc physician and surgeon. Of flee Judd block. Telephone: Office black 1411; residence, red MIS. DR. LYNN K. BLAKESLEE. CHRO nlo and nervous diseases, and dls eases of women. X-ray and Electro theraputics. Judd building, cornet Main and Court streets. Office 'phon Main 71; residence 'phone, Main 664 CHIROPRACTIC NEUROPATH For quick results and a permanent cure of all nervous and chronic diseases, see Dr. J. E. Holder, Temple Bldg. ATTORNEYS. RALEY ft RaLEY. ATTORNEYS A law. Office in .American Nation Bank Building. JAMES A. FEE, . ATTORNEY. A' law. Office In De$pain building R. J. SLATER, ATTORN EY' AT LAW Office in Despaln building. CARTER ft SMYTHEV ATvTORNET' at law. Office in rear of America,! National Bank building.' JAMES B. PERRY, 'ATTORNEY A' law. Office over Taylor Hardwar Company. .- LOWELL ft WINTER, ATTORNEY? and consullors at law. OffUe l Despaln building. satisfactory and the estimates therefor to be lu accordance with the probable cost of such work ; and Whereas, the property recommended by the City Surveyor to be Included within the boundaries of the district benefited la. In the judgment of the Common Council proerly to be Included within such lin piovement district, and no property Is ex cluded therefrom which should properly be Included therein ; and ' Whereas, the improvement of the here Inabove described portion qf said Main Street with Gravel HitulUhic pavement is at this time necessary ; therefore, be it Resolved by the Common Council of The City of Pendleton that It la- expedient to improve and it is hereby proposed to Im prove Main Street In The City of Pendleton from the North end of the bridge across the Umatilla lliver on Malu Street to the North line of Jackson Street, by paving the same with gravel Jilulithlc pavement, such Pavement to Le made and laid down and the street to have mibs and gutters and all other things In accordance with and as shown In the plans and specifications for the improvement of said portion of Malu Street, prepared. by Ueary Kimbrell, City Surveyor, filed whh the City Re corder on the 2nd day bf October. 1912. which plans and specifications are hereby particularly referred to; and be It further ltesolved, that the plans and spo idea tions and estimates for such Improvement, as prepared by the City Surveyor and filed with the Recorder of The City of Pen dleton on the 2nd day of October, 1912. bo nnd they are hereby approved and ad opted; and be It further Resolved, that the cost of making such Improvement shall be a charge anil lien upon all lots, parts of lots and parcels of lands to be benefited by such Improvement, the owners of such lots, pnrts of lots, and parcels of land so specially benefited by such Improvement shall be liable for the payment of the costs thereof ; and be it further Iteanlveil. th.lt an naai.aa.nnnt ttati-L.t to hereby creuted to be known as Assessment I'ltiirici ;o. .1 einoracing tne property to be assessed for the payment of such Im provement, which assessment district shall include all lots, parts of lots and parcels of lend Ijlug and being within the district bounded and described as follows: Commencing at a point South rG de grees 12 minutes West 1(12.3 feet from a point 4".3 feet West of the Intersection of a Southerly projected East line of Main KtrtW't. I'nn.llatnn f1i-A(r,.n n-I.K It.... - - -f. n.iu 1 .1 c Hue between Sections 3 nnd 10 Township 3 .-urwi, oi uungo rcast or Willamette Meridian, thence South 42 degrees 30 min utes Kllut Nit f. flint tlmnn. V....I, r.lt . grees 12 minutes lOast 173.3 feet, thence South 4!) degrees 83 minutes East to the center of the channel of the L'mntllla River, thence up the said center of the said channel to the Northerly projected East line of Main Street, thence followlnR said Northerly projected EaBt line of Main U.Waa. XTn.K Oa .1 .... . ... u., m, nmiu 0 uegmv ou minutes west to the North line of Jackson Street, thence along the said North line of Jackson Street Nest to the Southeast Corner of Ixt 7, Hlock 8. Swltxler's Addition, thence North to the Northeast Corner of Lot 0. In said Hlock 8, thence West to the Northwest Corner of Lot 4. Hlock 7. Swltxler's Ad dition, thence South to the said Section tine, thence along the said Section line est to the Intersection with the South erly projected West line of Jackson Street, thence South te the North line of land formerly owned by the Pendleton Manu facturing Company, thence North 51 de grees 12 minutes East to the place of be ginning. Resolved, that a copy of this resolution, together with the notice that the Survey or's estimate of the proportion of the cost of said work he charged against each lot. part of lot and parrel of land, as on file In the office of the City Recorder, be pub lished for a period of ten davs in the East Oregnnlon, which newspaper is hereby des ignated by the Council for the publication thereof. And notice Is further given that the Sur- vpvnr'i Mtlmattt nt th. I .... ....... - " - - tni.iuiliuu Ul 1 11 P cost of said work to be charged against rum mi. pan oi ioc unci parcel or land within the aRsensmrnt district In said reanllltlnnn riMM-rltMwf lm An ft 1 . iH t. .mi " : - .u . i in u viuic of the City Iteeonler. imted at rend let on. Oregon, this 10th day of Ootober. 1912. THOMAS FITZ GERALD. City Recorder. NOTICE OF STREET IMPROVEMENT. Notice Is hereby given that at a rular meeting of the Common Council of The City of Pendleton held on October Oth. 1912, the following resolutions were ad opted : Whereas, on the ltth day of September, 1912. a Resolution was adopted by the Common Council for the Improvement of that portion of Johnson Street In said City lying between the North line of Court Street and tne South line of Water Street, and since the adoption of said Resolution It has been discovered that there were cer tain errors In the areas and percentages nnd amounts of assessment against prop erties In Assessment District No. 20 which GEORGE W. COUTT8, ATTORNB 1 tl it, eaiaiea seiued, wins, aeeda, mortgages and contracts drswn. Col lections n.tl. Room 17. Schmial UIOCS PETERSON ft WILSON, ATT OR neys at law; rooms t and 4 Smith. Crawford building FREDERICK STEIWER. ATTORN1T at law. Office In Smlth-Crawfere building. DOUGLAS W. BAILEY ATTORNM at law. Will practice In all state and federal courts. Rooms l, S, t, and 4, over Taylor Hardware Co. JOHNSON ft SKRABLE. ATTOIt neys at law. Office In Deapat bulldlnv. RESTAURANTS. CHINA RESTAURANT, NOODLXS aid chop suey. Ung D. Goey, prop. At the old stand. Alta street in real of Tallman Drug Co. SECOND-HAND DEALERS. V. 6TROBLE, DEALER IN NEW and second-hand goods. Cash pall for all second-hand goods bought. Cheapest place in Pendleton to bu household goods. Call and get hla prices. 210 E. Court street. Phone Black 2171. MISCELLANEOUS. ENGRAVED CARDS, INVITATION! wedding announcements, embossed private and business stationery, eta. Very latest styles. Call at East Ore Ionian office and see samples. errors, however, have been now corrected as Is fully shown by the plans and speci fications and statements of assessment, nnd .iii..nn . 11 it 11a nrt.l Huiu.Flnllm , .1 . n wuu vu.wa, - u u V- i"- 1 r i. vu ui l Vf.- crty within said Assessment District, at this time on file In the hands of the Re corder of said City. And Whereas, the Surveyor of The City of Pendleton has heretofore under direction of, and by requirement of, the Common Council filed plans and specifications for an appropriate improvement of that por tion of Johnson Street in said City lying between the North line of Court Street and the South line of Water Street, which plans and specifications are marked as having been filed on September 11, 1912, together with the estimates of the work to be done and the probable cost thereof, with a statement of the lots, parts of low and parcels of land to be benefited by such improvement, and the percentage of the to tal cost of improvement which each of such lots, parts of lots and parcels of land KDOIlld py on account of the benefits to be derived from such improvement ; and Whprnnil tho r-nnnoll lina Avdmlniul .. plans and specifications and found the same satisfactory and the estimates therw for as they now exist on file with the Re corder to be in accordance with the prob able cost of such work ; and Whereas, the property recommended bv the City Surveyor to be included wlthiu. the boundaries of the district benefited is. In the Judgment of the Common Council proerty to he included within Buch lm-' piovement district, and no property Is ex cluded therefrom which should properly be . Included therein : and Whereas, the Improvement of the herein above described portion of said Jobnsoi: jMreet with Gravel P.ltullth'e pavement la ui tnis time necessary; tlierefore, be It Resolved, that suld Resolution adopted on September 11, 19U, be, and is hereby re voked an.l annulled, and be it further Resolved, by the Common Council of The City of Pendleton that It is expedient to improve, and it is hereby proposed to Im prove. Johnson Street In Tne City of Pen dleton from the North line of Court Street to the South line of Water .street by pav ing the same with gravel hiiulhhlc pave iiicnt, such pavement to be ii,.ide and laul ' down and the street to have curl's and gutters and all other things In accordance with nnd as shown in the plans nud specl. ficatlons for the Improvement of said por tlon of Malu Street, prepared by Geary Kimbrell, City Surveyor, marked as huvliiK been filed with the City Recorder on the 11th day of September. I'.itJ, which plans nnd specifications sis thev now exist are hereby particularly referred to ; and be l further Resolved, that the plans nnd specifica tions uud estimates for such improvement u prepared by the City Surveyor us they now exist nnd marked as fiied with th'n Recorder of The City of Pendleton on the 11th day of September, 1912, be uud tbey are hereby approved and adopted; aud be It further Resolved, that the cost of making such Improvement shall be a charge and lien up on all lots, parts of lots and parcels of lands to be benefited by such Improve ment, and the owners of such lots, porta of lots, and parrels of land so speciallj benefited by such Improvement shall be liable for the payment of the costs there of; and be It further Resolved, that an assessment district I hereby created to be known as Assessment District No. 20 embracing the property t bo assessed for the payment of Biicb Im provement, which assessment district shall Include all lots, parta of lots and parcel of land Wing and being within the dist rict bounded and described as follows: Commencing at the Northeast Corner of Lot 12. Itlock 8. In the Original Town of lendleton, Oregon, thence South 23 de grees 30 minutes East 3(10 feet to the Southeast Corner of Lot 7, of said Hlock 8, thence South 00 degrees 24 minutes West P. 1 " feet to 11 l,olnt on the South line of Lot 0, Hlock 7 In said Original Town of Pendleton, thence North 23 degrees 36 minutes West 100 feet, thence South 00 de grees 25 minutes West 40 12 feet to the Southwest Corner of Lot 4 of said Block 7. thence North 23 degrees 30 mlnntee West 10O feet, thence North 60 degrees 24 min utes East 3S feet, thence North 23 degrees 30 minutes West 100 feet, thence North 00 decrees 24 minntna vaut i .. of beginning. Kesolved. that a copy of this resolution, together with the notice that the Surrev- or a pfitlmnt nf Ih. ; .. . . w . . . , , 1-iviVIIIUU UK (IK TO of said work be charged against each lot. p" uu p-rrri oi land, as on Ml the office of the City Recorder, be pub lished for a period of ten days In the East Oreconian. whli-h n.rhnfln., i. k i j signaled by the Council for the publication And notice Is further given that the Snr veyor's estimate of the proportion of the cost of said work to be charged against each lot. part of lot and parcel of land within the assessment district in said reso lutions described. Is on file In the office oi the City Recorder. Dated at Pendleton, Oregon, this 10th day of October. 1912. THOMAS FIT7! OERALD, City Recorder.