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nothing for their money. The Gazette,
with one exception, has the largest circula
tion of any paper in Eastern Oregon.
Therefore it ranks high as an advertising
medium.
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HEPRNER, MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1892.
NO. 514.
TENTH YEAR
JSonxo People
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SEMI-WEEKLY GAZETTE.
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President Be1! Prlon
Viee-Preeidont fePi!T,
Won ia,v of Slate,
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riit i,l W. L. Bradshaw
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NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Land Office at La Grande. Or.f July 2A. JRW.
Knto la hprphv triven that the following
named settler has flled notice of his intention to
make 6nal proof In support of hi claim, ami
that Baid proof will be made before the County
Clerk of Morrow County, Or., at Ueppuer, Or.,
ou September 3, 1 WW. viz:
tt1Af.l;r.ri n. in iiviw,
Hd. No. 5444, for the Sec. 23, Tp. 2 8 R 28
EWM,
Ho nam mi the followinir wltneflses to nrove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz:
Joseph J.ucKman, J. m. waaneu, a. veeraanip
and A. E. Smith, all of Lena, Oregon.
A. Clkavrr,
1 ! -21.' Register.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Land Office at La Grande. Or, June 1, 1892.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the
county clerk of Morrow county, Oregon, at
Heppner, Oregon, on t?ept 3, 1 SJ2, viz.:
PATRICK QlJAIJj.
Hd No. 4807, for the NJ4 of NKfc, 8ec 21, and Vi
Of N Sec 22, Tp 3 H, H 27 E, W M.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultiva tion of
said land, viz: .
John N. Elder, A. J. McKenzie, Richard Nev
ille, It. A. Herren, all of Heppner, Oregon.
Allen Wallace and Pardon Williamson take
notice.
511-21 A. CLEAVER, Register
GUARDIAN' SALE.
N OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PUR
suance of an order of the County Court of
the County of Clackamas and Htate of Oregon,
duly made and entered on the 11th day of July
lWtt, I will on Saturday, the 27th day of August,
WM, at the hour of one o'clock P. M. of said day,
at the front door of the Court House, in Hepp
ner, in Morrow County and State of Oregon, of
fer for sale to the highest bidder, subject to con
firmation of the Court, the following described
nrrmprtv. to-wlt: The southeast one fourth of
.Sec. 20 of township 1, south of range 27 east of
the Willamette meridian, iu Morrow County and
State of Oregon.
Terms oi sale: une nan casn on uay oi saic,
and balance either cash, or if purchaser prefer,
mortgage for one vear on the premises, to draw
.iitprAt from Its date at the rate of ten per cent.
per annum, purchaser to pay for making deed
and mortgage.
niHUitlBI DAHHAI I,
Guardian of John Henrv Barratt. a minor.
Dated this 25th day of July, D92. 10-17
NO'nCE OF INTENTION.
Offlceat Lalirande, Or., June 30, M92
Xntlce i. hereby eiven tnat the following
named settler has tiled notice of his intention
tn make final nroof in suooort of hiB claim, and
that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk of Morrow county, at Heppner, Oregon,
on August 13. 1'J2. nr.:
FDWlkDfl IM'RAN
D. 8. No. 10020, for the NE!4, Sec 19. Tp 4 8, K 29
E'He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation ol
said Una, viz:
Homer Gray, 8 D. Taylor, F. Rprowles, Char
ley Long, all 01 Heppner, uregon
A. CLS.vsa, RtoiiTsa.
ORDINANCE NO. 50-
An ordinance providing for Oui supplying
of the town of Heppner, Oregiin, and its
inhabitants with water for public and
private purpots, and granting 11. V.
Gates an exclusive franchise and license
to construct and operate a system of
water works in the town of Heppner, Or
egon, contracting with the said 11. V.
Gates for the rental of fire hydrants for
supplying the town of Heppner, Oregon,
with water and giving the town of Hepp
ner, Or., an option to purchase llxt said
water works and providing fnr payment
to said H. V Gates of fifteen thousand
dollars ($15,000) as a first payment on
said optionto purchase said water works
and for rentals of hydrants for the town
of Heppner, Or.
The Town of Heppner does ordain as
follows :
Section 1. The exclusive privilege is
hereby granted to H. V. Gates, of Hills
boro, Oregon, tiis successors and assigns
for and during the term of fifteen years
(subject to right of purchase and the
conditions and forfeitures hereinafter
provided) to erect, construct, maintain
and operate a system of water works in
the town of Heppner, Oregon, for sup
plying the said town and its inhabitants
thereof with water for public and pri
vate purposes. Wheresoever herein
after the word "Grantee" is used it is
intended to apply to and mean H. V.
Gates, his successors and assigns.
Sec. 2. The system of water works
shall consist or be composed of what iB
known as Direct and Reservoir pros
sure. Sec. 3. The water so to he supplied
and furnished said town and the inhabi
tants thereof, shall be pure, clear, pota
ble water for all purposes, which shall
be taken from a well or system of wells,
encased to keep out the surface drain
age between surface of ground and first
rock formation below surface of ground
or deeper if necessary.
Sec. 4. The grantee shall provide a
substantial engine house of sufficient
capacity to accommodate boilers, pumps
and appliances of water works and sucb
room as mav be required to accommo
date the electric light plant, to be oper
ated in conjunction with the said water
works system, said engine uouse to De
equipped with one50-horBe power boiler,
to be built of steel, (said boiler to be
tested to 150 lbs. hydrostatic pressure)
one or more Knowles engines, or other
manufacture equally as good, or if a
deep well pumping engine u substi
tuted to use one or more "Cook" Deep
well pumps, the combined capacity of
either the pump or pumps to be equal
to 250,000 gallons each 24 hours, or such
other laiger size pumping engines as
the demands of the town may now or in
the future require; also such other fit
tings bucIi as gauges, valves, steam
pipes etc., that may be required to con
nect said pumps to mains and wells, and
said boiler to pumps, so that the steam
and water connections shall be first-class
in Hvarv narticular.
Sec. 5. The grantee shull provide
one reservoir, capacity IU0,lMy, gallons,
lor fire purposes, to be kept tilled at all
limes, except when repairing, and held
in reserve for any emergency. Also one
reservoir of 80,000 gallons capacity for
domestic and daily Bupply. llie domes
tic reservoir to be walled with masonry
and coated with cement or asphalt, to
render the same water proof, to be
roofed over and protected from effect of
froBt, to be arranged witn supply anu
waste pipes and so generally constructed
as to be safe from any danger from any
pressure within or drainage or defect
without, and to be capable of keeping
water as pure and free from contamina
tion as it mines from the source of sup
ply. Said reservoirs to be connected to
mains in such manner that both can sup
ulv the hydrants during fire and both be
not less than ItiO feet above the grade of
street at intersection of Main and May
streets.
Sue. 6. The urantee shall furnish
and lay in the streets of said town at a
,leoth "of not less than thirty inches, for
nrincinal mains. 4000 feet of six-inch
pipe and 7000 feet of four-inch pipe, and
as much more as mav De ueemeu neces
sarvbvthem: (said pipe to be meas
ured bv its outside diameter) is to fur
nish 12 double hydrants, Ludlow, or
aome other hvdrant equally as good,
and connect tne same to the mains; is
to furnish all necessary valves, special
littines. valve boxes required to com
plete the work. The mains and fittings
lo be ample and capable of carrying out
the provisions and intentions of this
agreement and of affording the town
where said pipe's are laid, first-class tire
protection, and when mains and connec
tions are so completed they shall be ca
pable of sustaining a pressure of 150 lbs.
to the Buuare inch; is to furnish all
mains and laterals that may be from
time to time required to supply the town
or its inhabitants thereof with water, pro
vided that for each 800 feet of principal
mains ordered bv the town, there shall be
one hydrant ordered and rental paid for
uxeol same, ana mat ioraii laterals taiu,
grantee shall not be obliged to lay in
excess of 200 feet to reach each service
hvdrant for domestic use. Fines are to
he laid below frost line and the said
town agrees to make good any expense
to which grantee may be put if said town
shall hereafter lower the grade of any
streets where the grade is already es
tablished and the town of Henpnei
aerees to establish the grade on all
streets where nines are to be laid prior
to the laying of pipes. 1 lie said mains
and hydrants are to be laid and located
on such streets as will dcsi carry out tne
nrovisions lor hre protection; said
streets to be selected by the parties to
this agreement.
Sec. 7. Grantee is to keep fire hy
drants in good repair : protect same from
freezing and keep tliem ready at all times
for instant service. The connections
and mains leading from reservoirs to be
kept free from obstructions of any kind
whatsoever, so that except through
some unforseen and practically unavoid
able accident, there shall be steady
pressure and full supply of water on the
hydrants to the extreme limit of capac
ity of system.
Sec. 8 In consideration of the bene
fits which will be derived by the town of
Heppner and its inhabitants from the
construction and operation of said water
works, and in further consideration of
the water supply hereby secured for
the public use, as an inducement lor trie
grantee to enter upon the construction
of said water works, the privilege Here
by granted to and vested in H. V. Gates,
his successors and assigns, shull remain
in full force and effect for ami during
the period of fifteen years, hut subject
to the right of purchase, as herein pro
vided, ami for the same consideration
and as the same inducement, the town of
Heppner hereby rents of the grantee, for
the use hereinafter mentioned, the 12
hydrants hereinbefore provided for, and
luring tne term of fifteen years from
the acceptance of said waterworks, but
subject to the right of purchase as afore
said ; and the said town agrees to use
the hydrants on said pipe hue for the
extinguishment of files, drill practice
and flushing only, and make good to the
grantee any injury which may happen
to them when used by any officer of its
fire department in the line of his duty.
The flushing as aforesaid to be done by
the tire marshal or other oihcer of the
town, through a hose and fire nozzle,
after reasonable notice to grantee, but
there shall be no more than one fire hv
drant used at any one time for such pur
poses, and no one hydrant used to ex
ceed thirty minutes per week. In afore
said drill practice the fire department
shall have the right to use anv ol the
hydrants twice each month for drill
practice, for a period not rxceeding
thirty minutes at each drill.
r?EC. 9. The grantee mav charge and
collect during the continuance of the
privilege lujrein granted, the following
tariff of rates to consumers of water or
other rates that may be established by
the grantee anil approved bv the coun
cil :
MONTHLY WATKK KATES.
Bakeries. .... $2.50
Barber shops,
hirst chair 1.B0
Kach additional chair
Bath tubs.
In boarding houses, hotels and
barber shops 1.50
In private families 50
Breweries, (unless governed by
meter rates) 10.00
BtllLDINO CONSTRUCTION,
Wetting 1000 brick .15
" one bbl lime 15
" " " cement 15
" for stone work, per cu
bic yard 20
Butcher shops 2.00
Family rates,
One hydrant 1 50
" closet 50
" bath tub .50
Feed yards 5.00
Hotels, restaurants, boarding
AND LODGING HOUSES, I.UIlleSS
governed by special rates)
Having five bedrooms or less.. . 4.00
Each additional room 10
Irrigation,
Each half lot or less (lots 50x100) 1.25
Each additional half lot 1.00
In no case will allowance be
made for space occupied by
buildines.
LaundrieB, public, each 0.00
.VlKTKK RATES,
1000 to 50,000 gallons 25
50,000 and over 20
Offices, each 1.00
Photograph galleries, each d.00
Printing olhces, in audition to
boilers J.LK!
Public halls and theaters 1.00
Private halls or halls of secret or
ganizations 150
Saloons 2.50
Sidewalk sprinkling,
Each 25 feet front or less with
washing windows 50
Each 60 feet front or less, with
washing windows
F.ach additional 25 feet 25
Stables, each horse and cow in
cluding washing carriages 1.00
Stables, livery, each stable includ
ing washing carraiges 7.0U
Steam engines.
Five horse power or less 2.00
Each additional horse power. . . .50
Boilers for steam heating 1.50
Stores.
Drug stores 2.5u
Groceries, dry goods and Hard
ware 100
Soda Water manufactories ... 8.0Q
Urinals,
In Btores or blocks each
In hotels, boarding houses and
saloons 50
Water closets,
In hotels, boarding houses or sa
loons, one closet 2.00
In stores or public buildings, one
closet 1-60
Each additional closet 1.00
Private closets each 50
Water motors,
Less than one horse power, by meter.
One to five horse power, by meter.
Five to ten horse power, by meter.
Sec. 10. As a consideration for the
use of the 12 hydrants as aforesaid,
for a term of fifteen yearB, the town of
Heppner agrees to pay to the said H. V.
Gates, hiB successors and assigns, fifteen
thousand dollars ($15,000) lawful money
of the United States, payments to bo
made as follows: five thousand dollars
($5000) on arrival of pipes, boiler and
pump and machines; ten thousand dol
lars ($10,000) on completion of water
as- provided herein, for two
reservoirs, well-pump, capacity
250,000 gallons, mains 11,000 feet,
engine house, and when the same
liiis stood the teBts as hereinbefore pro
vided, and also provided that said II. V.
Gates, his successors and assigns, shall
satisfactorily show the town of Heppnei
that said works are free from all liens
and that laborand material used and fur
nished for said works have been paid for.
Sec 11. At the expiration of fifteen
years from the completion of said works,
and at the end of ach five years there
after, the town of Heppner shall have
the option to purchase and own said
water works, together with its lands, ma
chinery, pipes, outfits, rights, privileges
and franchises, upon the lollowing condi
tions and the grantee in accepting this
ordinance expressly covenants to sell
and convey to the town of Heppner the
said water works and system as a whole
on the said conditions, lhe said town
of Heppner, by resolution of its mayor
and council, shall determine to purchase
and own said water works and shall
serve a certified copy of such resolu
tions on the grantee at least six months
Delore the time wnen me sain town may
exercise such option. The sum of
money that said town shall pay lor said
water works as a whole shall be an
amount which at eight per cent interest
would produce an annual income equal
to the net income during the year pre
vious to the serving of the notice of res
olutions, as hereinbefore described, with
the cost price added for any improve
ments or extension made during the
year previous to such notice, upon which
no revenue has been derived, wnen
such purchase is made by the said tow n
the franchise granted to the said II. V.
Gates shall terminate. If said town
shall not determine to purchase said
water wmka within fifteen years from
date of its acceptance of said work it
shall grant to the grantee an exclusive
franchise upon the same terms and
conditions as herein stated,
reserving the option of purchase
each five years as before stated. The
niteen thousand dollars Jilr,i"JU paid
for hydrants, rentals as heretofore pro
vided. shall be the first payment upon
the purchase price of Baid water works,
and it is agreed that until such time as
the town of Heppner shall purchase said
water works as herein provided for, the
town of Heppner shall own an absolute
right and interest in the said watei
works to the amount of said fifteen thou
sand dollars, ($15,000) but it is further
understood and agreed that until such
time as the town of Heppner shall pur
chase the interest of grantee in said
works the grantee shall have the exclu
sive use andcontrolof said works in every
particular without paying to tiie town of
Heppner any rents, profits or revenues
therefor or therefrom in any manner
whatever, except that grantee shall not
have the power or authority to sell,
mortgage and lease, or in anv way en
cumber the interest of the town of Hepp
ner in said works.
Sko. 12. Tbe grantee shall make auob
rules and regulations governing tbe ser
vice of water to consumers as may be
proper aud expedient in that behalf, and
may eu force the observance of the same,
after they have been approved by the
city council, by cutting off water or
otherwise, and the said town, by its coun
cil, shall adopt ordinances protecting the
grantee in the safe and unmolested en
joyment of the privileges hereby granted,
and against injury to its property.
cJeo. 13. The town of Heppner shall
convey to the grantee snob ground as
may be neoessary for reservoirs and
right of way across private unplatted
land to the same, for tbe use of laying
mains and nocess for delivering materials
for construction and maintainnnee of
same.
8kci. 14. The town of Heppner agrees
to convey to grantee the lot and the
artesian well now owned by them, for
the use of grantee, during the life of this
agreement; the some to be free from any
cost, rent or expense whatsoever to
grantee. The grautee is to have use of
the well digging machinery on snid lot,
while searching for and securing water.
Sko. 15. All work and material furn
iphed under the terms of this oontraot.
shall be done and performed in a good,
neat, and workmnnlikemiiuner, first chiss
in every respect, and in tbe most ap
proved form kuown to tbe trade.
Sao. 16. In the event at any future
time it is neoessary for the safety and
welfare of the town ot Heppner or the
inhabitants thereof, to increase the
oapaoity of wells, reservoirs, pump aud
maoniuery, it shall be done by the
gruntee without any additional cost to
the town, except in the purchase oi said
works according to the conditions herein
stated.
Sko. 17. The grantee shall onmuieuce
active operations on said water works
within thirty days from the passage of
this ordinance, and complete tbe same
within the space of six months, unless
from causes beyond the control of
grantee, such as strikes, riots, failure uf
manufacturers to produce material, and
railroads to deliver the sume; in which
event tbe time so lost shall be extended ;
said grautee to use all possible diligence
to complete said works within tbe six
months. On completion of said works,
in compliance with the requirements of
this ordinance, the grantee shall sue
oeaafnlly subject the entire pipe system
of 11,000 feet, and the hydrants thereon,
under the Biipei vision ot tbe town coun
cil, to a pressure of 150 lbs. to the square
inch, and shall also test the power and
oaPHoity of reservoirs; in which they
-ball throw water through fifty feet of
hose, with a one incb nozzle, eighty feet
high for a period ot three hours; in said
test only two streams shall be taken from
one line, and the hydrants used to be at
oorner ot Main and May streets. Upon
completion ot said works, and tbe said
tests having been made as aforesaid to
the satisfaction of the said oouncil, th,"
snid town, by its council, agrees to ac
cept snob waterworks forthwith and from
the date ot such acceptance the hydrant
rentals heretofore provided for shull
begin.
8ko. 18. The grantee be and is hereby
granted the privilegiaand right of laying
pipes through the streets, alleys, parks,
and public ways of the town of Heppner
for tbe purpose of oonduotiug water
through the town. Aud the grautee shall
keen the town of Heppner harmless from
any liability for damages on account of
negligenoeof tbe grantee in using streets
and publio ways of said town in laying,
Inking up, and repairing mains, hydrants,
or other structures or devices for the
service of water, and after using such
streets and publio ways, shall restore
them with due dilligeDce to as near as
praotioal their former condition.
8ro. l!). This ordinance shall beoome
binding upon tbe town of Heppner upon
the event that grantee shall, within ten
days from tbe passage and publication
of this oidinanoe. Hie with the recorder
of the town of Heppner, bis written ao
ceptanoe of the terms and oonditions ol
this ordinance. Snid acceptance shall
constitute the oontract and shall be the
measure of the right and liabilities of the
town of Heppner and of H. V. Gutes, his
successors and assigns.
Do You
Finest Bread and Cal
It is conceded that the Royal Baking Powder is t!ic
purest and strongest of all the baking powders.
The purest baking powder makes the finest, sweetest,
most delicious food.
The strongest baking powder makes the lightest food.
That baking powder which is both purest and strong
est makes the most digestible and wholesome food.
Why should not every housekeeper avail herrclf t f
the baking powder which will give her the Le:,t L'od
with the least trouble?
Dr. Haines, of Rush Medical College, Consulting
Chemist of the Chicago Board of Health, says:
is not only the purest, but the strongest baking
with which I am acquainted."
Seo. 20. Tbe mayor aud recorder of
rhalowu of Heppner are hereby author
ised and iustruoted, upon tlie acceptance
of this ordiuauoe, to seal duplicate copies
therrof, with tbe seal of the town of
Heppuer, aud to sigu suoh copies of such
contract iu the name and behalf ot the
town of Heppner, aud to deliver one ot
said copies, 8'' sealed aud signed in
behalf of the town ot Heppner to the
grantee and to accept the other in behalf
of the town, wben signed and scaled by
the said grautee, and to cause such copies,
together with suob acceptances to be
properly authenticated in aooordano"
with the laws governing contracts for
the sale of real estate and to be reoorded
in the offioe ol the county clerk of Mor
row county.
Sko. 21. In oase snid grantee shall
fail to oomplete said works within tho
time specified in t lis ordinance, then,
aud in that oase the franchise shall be
forfeited and this ordinance shall be null
and void.
Sbo. 22. All ordinances and parts of
ordinances inoonsistant herewith nre
hereby repealed, and thisordiuanceshnll
be published iu the Heppuer Uuzutte and
Heppner Heoord and shall take effect
from and niter its passage and publica
tion. Hro. 23 Upon completion of said
water works and the eleotiio libt plant,
according to conditions of Ordinance
No. 40, and before the final payment of
$10,000 is marie said grantee, said grautee
shall by receipted vouchers prove the
plants have cojt not less thin $20,000,
and that they are free from liens aud that
labor and material used iu tlieir oou-
struotion have beeu paid for.
Sec. 24 If said grantee shall fail to
operate said water works according to
the terms aud conditions of this ordi
nance, then the towu ot Heppner is here
by empowered to take possession of said
water works, and the electric works to be
constructed uuder conditions uf Ordi
nance No. 49, and operate same for
benefit of the town of Heppner, and by
virtue of Biioh failure to operate said
water works, the town of Heppuer is to
become sole owner of said water and
light works forever. Said grantee for
feiting all right, title and interest in said
works ur tbeir franchises.
T, J. AIatlock,
Attest: Mayor.
Oris Patterson,
Acting Keoorder.
Dated this 5th day uf August,
liaising Calves Without Milk.
The young calf must have new milk
for the first two weeks of its life; no
other food will do. After attaining that
age it may be reared ou artificial food.
One successful substitute for milk is
hay tea. The hay about three pounds
is cut so as to get it into a kettle or
boiler, with 2J gallons of water, aud
boiled half an hour. The liquor is then
strained and returned to the kettle, and
about a teacupful each of flaxseed and
wheat middlings added. This is boiled
to a jelly and fed warm. After the calf
is two months old, a small handful of
corameal may be added with the llax
seed and middlings. Exchange.
Dairy and Creamery.
Don't overwork the wooden butter
ladle, and thus you will not run so much
risk of overworking the butter mid
breaking its delicate fat globules into
grease.
Milk begins to sour from the bottom
and sides of a vessel; therefore set t ha
milk pans in very cold water for the
cream to rise.
Once more allow ns to Bay that milk
must never be allowed to clubber before
the cream iB skimmed. If you let it do
so you lose a heavy percentage of tho
cream.
it is specks of clabbered milk that
cause the white specks to appear in
butter.
A syndicate of cheese factories in
Canada employed tin instructor in cheese
making for two years at their establish
ment, and tho result was that they car
ried off prize after prize lit the fairs unit
their cheese got a good iiaino, which the
Bible tells us is more to be desired than
great riches, only iu this case it brought
the riches too.
A worshiper of Jersey cattle says that
the Jersey breeders of America have
bought and are using today more Bub
cock and other milk testers than me
employed by all the otlior breeders of
dairy cattle combined. Is this true?
Cows bred now will still come in in
time to make the butter churn easily
lute p.ext winter und early in the srn'iiitr
In a single drop of cream son red or
ripened till it is fit for churning then
are millions of bacteria. These are nec
essary to ripen the craim. In truth,
science is beginning to discover that
about everything, and we ourselves even,
are mode of bacteria. There are good
and bad bacteria, just as there are good
and bad people.
Wish the
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powder