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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1925)
vagi: 2 THE BEND BULLETIN, D.Ml.Y EDITION, BEND, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST LO, 1025 iM WW mm a : ANNOUNCEMENT The Deschutes Park Realty Co. announces placing on the market a new Subdivision in 2nd Addition to Bend Park Location- This addition is three minutes' ride from post office on The Dalles-California Highway, on South Third Street. The property lies at end of pavement, immediately west, between pavement and Brooks-Scanlon Mill B, running within two blocks of this mill, and should be especially desirable for homes for employees of same. Prices and Terms $ 1 50 to $250- Lots are offered at very LOW PRICES on long time payments ol KVt down and 5'c per month. City water, 6 and 8-inch mains, now being laid, assuring ample water and pressure. Electric lights, connections. Fine shade trees on these lots. I elrphone Lumber for Houses We are prepared to furnish lumber on easy terms with which to build on this property. Call at our office and lei US take you out to this fine Addition. Deschutes Park Realty Co. W. F. BROWN, Sales Manager Corner Wall and Oregon Streets BEND, OREGON I B.H I 1 I I s a E PLANT MANY TROUT TO WEST OF PASS 100.000 Fry Are Placed In Scott Lake Alone . Work of planting more than J. nan, (inn Ixich taven trout, a lake fish whiich is said to equal in g.;me MM and size the eastern brook var iety, is now under way in various bodies of water just west of the Mi Kenzie pass lava fields and on the JlcKenzie slope of the Three Sisters. . Three truck loads of young trout have been planted in Scott lake, just Vest of the lava fields and on the trail leading to Deer hutte. in the fast few days. The three truck loads, each truck holding 33 cans of the fry. contained more than 1 no. 000 i'oung trout. Scott lake is accessible to motorists. Another truck load of the young trout was taken to Frog camp, north east of the pass highway, yesterday. and will be distributed In the seclud ed mountain lakes on pack trains Immediately after the trout are brought from the McKenzie river hatchery to the Cascade summit, they ere released in a screen cage in a mountain stream They are kept in the cool water until the return of the pack trains. Aside from Linton lake, formerly known as Lost lake, the upper Mr Ken:le slope, which has been Bad very accessible to people of Bend as a result of the completion of the pass highway, was virtually barren of trout. When the present trout ma ture. It is believed that the MrKenzic slope lakes will provide angling equal to that found in many of the innum erable lakes east of the divide. elry and DC cities of silverware she stated. -Mrs. Larton was in Portland for most Of Buyers' week. She did not register, however, as most of her business was with representatives of eastern houses. ARTICLE IS BASED ON HIGHWAY SPAN Greenwood Avenue Will be the new permanent home of SEELEY SERVICE and Hudson Essex Packard The Latter Part of This Week Seeley's Garage Phone 135 Cascadians Planning North Sister Climb The Caacadiattl mountaineers of Washington who established- their summer camp on the west slope of the Three SIsterH August S. have climbed both the South and Middle Sister and this week will climb the North Sister, most difficult of the triad of mountains. With their base camp no! far from the McKenzie pass highway, at Krog camp, tlii' alpinists transported part of their food and equipment to Cnmp Montague, not far from the snow line. From this camp, they have lit tle difficulty in scaling the glacier peaks in a day. The Washington mountaineers are finding the Three Sisters region an unusual outing ground. The sides of the mountains above tin- timber line, and even above the snow line, are mantled with a muss of vari colored flowers. The dominant color of the mountain meadows just now is ri, furnished by the Indian pulnl brush. , Tln-re were 15 members of the Washington club ai ( amp Montague and Camp Riley Saturday evening. Another party was expected tn ar rive Sunday afternoon. Members of the club climbed the Husband, one of the lessaf peaks of the Three Sif ters group, Sunday. 1 Upward Trend Is Noted By Jewelry Producers Orcaf'-r prosperity. Increased pro duciion. heavier buying are being noted strongly in the east, center of tho Jewelry market, Mrs. A. F. Lar son of the Larson Jewlery store rued In I lasl week from u n-prescnlai Ivo and part, owner of en eastern factory, she reported this morning on her return lo Bend. De cause or these eondlllons Mrs Larson has laid In heavier slinks than usual Trail Crossing Bridge Fea tured by Orejjonian Publicity for the proposed highway bridge over f'rooked river at Trail Crossing is given as the feature o! the automobile section of Sunday s Oregonlan. In an article by ('baric K. (Iratke -which describes the project as "a new man made wonder, a prod uct of modern construction science, the highest highway bridge in Amer ica." "There are only two bridges In America that win rank with the com pleted Crooked river span, the con tract for which was awarded hy the state highway commission about a week ago. These are the, new rail road bridge over the Niagara river, which was completed last year., and the present bridge over Crooked river canyon 100 feet downstream from ihe site of the contemplated structure, which was built Tor the 010(1)11 Trunk railway 12 years ago." the article states. JVIOVMJLS tmi m;m; HERO" THKMK or nit. hihtorh wi. niroiri That tho hf-rffftn Is'thf hoit ni''flium for raprodubtlon of htotorlcst per lodn in proper pnpOCt1va ho on'-f more been exemplified in Ztne Oray'i Tii'- Thundering Herd," which wu-j Mam K. Howard dlfeeUtf for Para mount. It opens at the Oipitnl It- rjtfcbt At Kpri:?i; trading poKt, Kcoref I 'if buffalo hunters, an- outfitting or' bringing in their wagons loftded with MififH. 'I'll piece in, bttetHfiB with tha beetle IffO Of a boorn town. A Rtong the new arrivals Is Jack . IIoll, who Joins a parly of hunter hcailfltl by Charles Ogle and Itaymond Hutton. WHIle B Witting tFie arrival! of other members of the ompany, Holt meets and falls In love With boll Wilson, who h Im-hided in the party ot Noah Heery. i bully and a general bad man. Hei-iy's party moves on1 first and lloll and Miss Wilson are; sepa ra led. The caravan to which Roll betongi i finally OffBemblOd and liiey 1 1 nil out lor iite buffalo field Car to the west Hays lengthen Into week, ami. weeks Into mniithn. sun they rorgel ahead At last th buffalo! Millions of them The slauithtpr Ktarla. The men !htxit until their guns are too hot to hold. The plains are doited With carcasses Holt heroines dJggUgtOd with the wholesale butchery and thrown his nun away. Hi; cures little about the money derived f rom tin sale of the hides. HI one thought is, centered on Miss Wilson, of whom In-, has sent no tnu since i hey parted Winn they meet. Miss Wilson fells of her relations with lleery. As she talks, the flKute of lleery rise behind them and levelltiiK a pistol at Holt, he fires! Holt is left where he fi ll; Reery and his party depart Immedi ately. taMnn Mis Wilson with them. Holt drags himself bark to ramp and. In t'tno. recovers. The !row and the COttttnttOd arllv Ity of the army of buffalo InintiTs have started ih- great herd on a wild, stampede. MWs Wilson has a choice of two thing. She can surrender if)' the Indians or gallop her horses into tin stampede. Miss Wilson escapes. How Holt, saves her from a Mill greater dangler jro to make one of the most dramatir gnd thrilling sequences In the entire etorjr. LEGAL NOTICES RKMOL1 TIO OF 1 VTKNTI OX WHEREA8, The Council of the; the CftJ of lend. Oregon, deems It expedient and necessary to improve! the street hereinafter described In the manner herelnbelow set forth, and has required from the City Bn-I glnetr plans and specifications for. an appropriate Improvement and es-1 'rnute of the worn to be done and the probable cost thereof; and WHEREAS, said Engineer did. forthwith prepare the same and did file such plane, specifications and: Mlimate If (he office of the Re corder: NOW, THEREFORE, UK IT RE-; SOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY t 'I' BEND, OREOON, That said plana, specification1 anil ettttfnatee be and the same are, hereby found satisfactory and arei Hereby appjined: and III-. IT FURTHER RESOLVED. That I lie Council docs herein and hereby declare its Intention end pnrpose of making such Improve ment, io-wit: , MUEfcLER AVENUE, In said City. I froffl lb" westerly line of Riverside Boulevard to the easterly linn Of Kltntrani Street, by grading to the' proper BUbgrndo. congtTuellng ce nt! in curbs and 5-fool cement walk 1 1 on each Ride of llic street, paving the roadway with either Warrcnilc- BJiullthlc perement on 4-inch cruehed rook base, Warrenlte-Bltull-:bic pavement on B-inch blturnlnonc base or wllli Concrete pavenicnl six' Inchon thick, as may be determined by the Council after bids shall have been opened, also doing such addi tional work as gnivellm; approaehes to adjacent street, laying headers it stub ends. etc . the Engineer . estimate of the probable co-, i of said Improvement being $19Q II BE IT Fl'ltTII BR R esoi.y ED. That for the purpose of puylug the cost and expense of such Improve ment, there is hereby established "Local Improvement RHfrlel Sum ber 94": and BE IT Fl'ltTIIER RESOLVED. That the City Itecorder do give no tice of the passage of this resolu tion by causing the same to be pub lishcd onre in The Bend Bulletin, a newspaper published In the City, anil ill-.' IT CI RTHER REBOL KD That the City Knglt r within five days from the date of the publlca 'ion of thin resolution shall cause to he conspicuously posted at each end of the contemplated Improve melll a notice headed Notice ot Street Improvement," which said notice shall contain a printed cop of this resolution, and upon so do ing said Engineer shall file with tlie Itecorder an affidavit of the DOBting of said notice, stating there in the 'late and place where post ed: and lit; IT FURTHER RESOLVED That objections and remonstrances may be filed with the Recorder against the making of said liuprov ntenl at any time within title. SOLVED BY Tilt: COUNCIL OF THE CITY Of MENU OREOON That said plans, specifications and estimates be and the iauii- at'' hereby found satisfactory and are hereby SPpnV0di and BE it FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Council does herein ami hereby declare Its Intention and purpose of making such Improve ment. In-wli RIVERSIDE BOULEVARD. la said ' city, from tho south line of Tumulo Avenin to a connection with Con gress Street nt Its soulberlv end. by grading lo lb" proper subgrade. jronsti iictlng cement curbs tliroiigh I out. constructing ri-fnot c o in n t 1 walks on each side of the stn-ci. paving the roadway with either War-rcuite-liitulllhlr pavement on 1 Inch . rushed lock h ise, W'a I I I'll It ' llltu lithlc pavement on 1-lnrh bliuniln 'oils bane, or with Concrete pavement nU Inches third, aa may be ib n r I mined by the Council after bids shall have been opened, also doing such additional work as graveling 'approaches lo connecting streets. laving headers at stub ends, etc . the I Engineer's estimate of the probable cont of said iniiuovemeul being $14,?SS.t7. in-: IT FURTHER RESOLVED, . I but tot Hie purpose ot pavlni' lh o i and expense of such Itnnrovc day of August, less, by the lullnv, lug vote Yeas e. Nays 0. lUbmlttad to the Mayor t Irla I lit h day of August. 125. Approved b the XI. nm this loth day of August. 1935 it ii FOX, Mayot Vilest LOUIS BENNETT, City Reeordei (la) days from the duie of posting ""''' heretiy established if Ibis resolution, ami same will he "Loral Improvement District Niim considered by the Council ai Its I ,','r !,:'"' first rentier mantlnu siihseoimnt to R1'- IT Fl'RTIIER RESOLVED. the expiration of said flfle.-n ( :, i days. n 0s. - a 'I'll u I the Clly Recorder do give no tice of the passage of this resolu tion by causing Die same to be pub lishcd once in The Bend Bulletin, I ;i newspaper published III the Clly; j whereas ii i neceeaary that i said street be improved iii ;, earl a date as possible in order (hat lb. tiresent dangeroua condition of tin roadwaj may lie eliminated end in '" ,T PI'RTHBR RESOLVED, order lo do so It Is necessary In! "" lh" City Engineer within five adopt ibis resolution, '' from the dele ol tho publloe NoW THEREFORE, AN ICMER ''" I'll' reiOlUtlOn shall cause flENflY la finrehv rtantnrnd In nvUl I tO be OOnMPlOtlOUHly posted HI ouch tttd this resolution shall cud ot Mm- contcmpiateil improve force siol ,.ff,.,-l II. ...I...., i.... llienl Ii llOtlci' heated "Mitlee lit' add approval. Strtel I inprovenienl," which said I Paesed by the council mis Tin " PSnled copy I day of Aofftisl 1 926, by the follow-,"1 "'is roeolutlon, and upon so do iug vote: Inn said Engineer shall file with! the Itecorder ail III IKIli VI I III Hie iiosllng of said notice, nliillng then- Yeas: fi. Maya: o, Bobmitted lo day ol August. Approved by day of August. It. II A I lest: LOUIS BENNETT the Mayor l!P lie. the Mayor l!ll!.-.. FOX, Ciiy this inih this lOlli .Mayor. Recorder, rifii: RESOLUTION OF INTENTION III the dale and place while po si ed: and HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Thai objections and ronionetrnncoi may be filed wiib the Recorder ngalnii the making ol eald Improve meni ei any tlino within rif toon (IB) days from the dale of pdfltlng of thli reeoliltlon, end samo win he considered by the Council el Its WHEREAS, The Council of iheiii-si regular meeting Htibeoquet ; Ho- City of Rend. Oregon, deems II expedient and necessary lo Ifnprovi (he manner herelnbelow i.et rorth the manner hereinafter net forth and has reiiiilred lioin the ('Hy En tile expiration of said flfleeii 1 1 f. i days. WHEREAS, ii is neceeeary tlini eatd slreel b" luiproi'ed at hh early a dale as possible In order thai Hie gineer plans and Hpecificai ions for pregoni dnngeroni condition or ihe an appropriate Improvemenl and es- Minale 0 Ihe v.o.'k lo he done, and the probable Holt Ihereof: anil WHEREAS, said Engineer did forthwith prepare the same and did file such plan upooIflcntlorfH and i Hilinalcs In Ihe OfflCS or I lie Re corder: NOW, THEREFORE, UK it lit: roadway may be elluiluaieil, and in, order lo do so II Is necessary lo adopt this resolution. M0W( THEREFORE, A.N' E.MKR nENCY Is hereby declared In exist ! null Mils resolution shall go inln force and eflecl upon ils adoption' and approval. I'atsed by the Council Mils 7th Round Trio Ex6urlen Ticket Tn all i ,1 in. i , I Kaatrin Clltr on sale daily to Sept. 15 Final return limit Oct. 31 Liberal toprtvrr prlvilfgrt aolngnr roturnlng VMt th fnlkt "bnok But" now whi In tht faroji nrn low I'uw farra aim lo Zloa National Park end Yallowetone National Park Aak for frre booklrl , lUtrrlptlva of Ihra-. raroOll rr,rl a. i''. Hlingon Ageni Phone 64 Win, McMui'i;'1 Oen', Pas.,. , i I i
