LOCAL HAPPENINGS
IN AND ABOUT TOWN.
Picked Up Here And There
By The Chieftain.
Born, Pfpt. 10. to the wife of L. Jf.
JlorrU. a bahy ly.
S.in. I.iuh returned Sund.-.y from
I ma aha with a h.ad of fine frin:.
J. J. Ilmley, a carpenter from
TVUova. is working on the n -w hotel.
Church IVjrr.uieo. of Crow Cret.k,
w:i in the city M-.mday on a busincs.
trip. II. J. FI'.Iss return -d Tue.-d.iy frni
Cintvle Ron-h: river with a load of
Jriiit.
Millie I-'vers was a pussenecr on
citu-Jiys st.i-: enr-ju
points.
for outside t
John fi:yder ami wife of Elgin.
were in town last week or. a visit. ;
They returned Tliiirsd;y. '
$100,IVX to loan at 7 per cent inter-1
t--i on real estate security.
C. T. McDaxiel
tisk Bros, pas-ed through town
Monday with a bunch of horses en-j-oute
to an Eastern market.
Homer Bennett and wife of Wallowa
were in town Tuesday enrouto for
Jrnnaha after a load of fruit.
Miss AIthe-4 Gift has been engaged
iia ti aeher iu th't intermediate grade
in thj Wallowa public school.
Anyone wishing to be vaccinated
call on Doctor T-::'i . He n.i just
received a fn.s.i supply of virus.
.1. W. any C. F. Johnson wont down
to Lo-riae this week to work a.- car
penters on the new s.'hool house.
A marriage license was is-ued lcr t
week to Fred Fit.Mtrick, of I.nstine
and Mivs Ala Ilohinson, of Flora.
Bert Sprag:ie started Tuesday for J B. Y. Rolertson, Tat Loftus and I.
FaL-m with hi4 little daughter to I - Pife' were in town Tuesday from
. la-e her in the Deaf Muto school. j Pine Creek and Chesininins on a busi
' E. L. Clan.pett, of Eigin. was in the j tril'- Tiie f,,rn,er tw' S"
Citv a few davs la,t week. He is the I cf,n,, in to atte"'1 Pn, n,
on of a ,'orm-r city marshal! of En- ! f the hodmen of the W ortd.
terp.-ise. I The Laam Bros, and Laird family
Pnotographer Sm::h h:is just re-! entertained the public in this city
peiv tl a new stereoscop e camera and ; Saturday night by n musical program,
i prepared to do any hind &.' work in j The banjo and violin players were
this line. i above the average players on 'snch in
11. J. B;arJ, of Paradise, was in
town M irsday with a load of water
melons whi-jh he brought from Vine
land, Wash.
Dr. Tcmplj returned Saturday frou.
a trip to Portland, where he attended
tiie Sa:e Medical Association and the
Elks Carnival.
Mrs. A. L. Sprague Ins I?o ri fpnte
sick for s verat .days past. Her sons,
B rt and Henry cans out Saturday
iro!ii Imnaha.
II. A. Harrison came down from
the mines on the head of Imnaha last
Friday nd went out tr his ranch on
.Mud CrjeK Tuesday.
E. I'. Trii.p" and Th-o. Koaen.
officer.- ottiie Tenderfoot Mining Co.
wer oa--s.'n ;ers on Men lays st::e
eiirout-- for the East.
Frank Mil!a-d wa thrown f-om a
borne Mojiday in the corrals of the
R-jd Front Livery Stable and was
badly hurt in the bjek.
Isaao Boot, Cir.-. Crader and Geo.
B ik-;r started Saturday for Portland
and Salem. They will attend the
Htate Fair before returning.
Ed. Lord and wife arrived in town
Monday on a vi-it with relatives. Ed.
liiis been at work since February in
the min?s on Lower Imnaha.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilson a' d
Sir. anJ M'i. Hugh Wi'gon, of Joseth.
returned Muiiday from a few d. ys
visit with relatives in Paradise.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Be avis went out)
to Pandlie Setu-d.-w on a visit.
Lris'u Jo; expects to enjoy some fist
clavi groue hunti lg while gon
G. W. Ha n in, of Corning, Iowa, a
cousin of Mark Haman took his de
parture Tuesday morning after spend
ing a few weeks in Wallowa county.
Frank a id Mar Boudan, son and
daughter of Peter Boudan left Satur
day for LaGrando where they will at
tend the Catholi ; school this winter.
Wm. Montgo nery, formerly a bar
Iwr in this city returned from Albany
Oregon, last week and ii thinking of
going into biisineaM at some joint in
the county.
The E. M. k M. Co. is now intro
ducing 'the hi m oils John Shortman
efaoea in lad i'.' and men's wear. They'
sra excelle I by no other shoe in i.Uul
ity aud .
I. Briulia and family have moved
ii.to the Wagner building next to tht
telephone office and Wm. Yandrdl has
moved into the McDonald building
ul vacated by thera.
Fred Makin and rhotojrraphe.
vi.ilh started Monday on a trip t
the mounts in. Fred expects to pet
s.nne game and Mr. Smith some pie
tures of the fine scenery.
The first floor in the new hotel h:i
! tven 1 lid nnd work has begun on tin
li st story walls. Four stone cutter
tnd thrt-e masons ore now rapidh
putting the atone in the wall.
Frfd Holmes and W. G. Hunter.
president and vice-president of th
f. c. M. !t M. Co., of Island City.
Oregon, were in the city several d.iy
1 ist week looking after business in
terests.
E. II. Bowlby returned Monday
:.-om a trip to Chicago with a trail
load oi sheep. He was acoompanin'
ly A. S. Clark and Go. Anderson
who are still taking" in the sights of
! the srnat city.
v. H. IIa:el came out from Snake
ri-.vr a-;t week. He has old h
r;,,.L-is At that place to Elmer Barton
and II. A. Hibbs who will convert it
into a stock ranch for the purpose o!
raising cattle.
J. s. Horner nnd daughter, Maggie,
acre out from Imnaha Saturday. IB
s:tys that there were at least one hun
dred teams on the Imnaha and on the
road 11 after fruit for which that
locality is noted.
i Word was received here Monda;
i hat Mrs. Jihn Basim died on tlr.it
j lay near Grangeville, Idaho. Slu
was a sister oi T. R. Akin, of this city
and wile of John Basim a former resi- !
lent of this county.
B. D. Smith, o: the J. E. Smitl
Livestock Co., of Piiot Bock. Umatilb.
county left on Tuisday's stage (o
home. " He left the thoroughbred
bucks for sale in the hands of Win.
Makin who will dispose of them.
i struments and -ve a gootl entertain-
Hive you seen tt Sample jihotr
Calendars for 1903 at the r'.nterprlsi
P'.ioto Studio? The finest thing for t
Chris'. tnas or New Years gift to easf-.i
er:i friends, or for Holiday advertising
oi the County or your business
The 're swell! Sec them.
Arthur and Pearl Payne, of Cove,
w-re in the city Friday and Saturday
on their return home from a eampius
excursion at the Lake. They c.imf
across the mountains on horseback b
tvav of the Hurricane creek trail ani1
enjoyed the trio very much.
I f)!.rt in Tlnnl'inr'tAn Ilr3rrim All(
. . ' ..
tut 18, Mis. Eiia Tarter, wifeof Ale
Tarter nnd the daughter of Mr. nn1
Mrs. A. J. Perkins, foiuierly of Enter
prise, age 22 jynr, 1 pionths and !
lass. She leaves a husband and twi
I children, father, mother, five sister-
and two brothers to mourn her loi-s.
The remains were laid to rest in the
Sagle Valley Cemetery.
J. W. Xcdrow, of Grande Rond ,
ran aiross a young grizzly wh'le out
on his phice on Mud Creek the otbe
day. He took ashot t it and it ran
into the brush and Mr. N drow fol
lowed it in and ..found it lying, down
and thinking it dead walked up to it
whea he found it was very much nlivi-
! He took another shot at it and killer
it. It measured six feet from tip ti.
tip.
I am prepared to do all kinds oi
watch, clock and jeweler r (miring at
reasonable. pricM. Work sent frou.
any part of county will receive prompt
attention and be returned by mall oi
otherwise as desired. Have had over
2f) yearn experience and guarantee all
-.vork. C. L. Reynolds, expert watch
maker and jeweler, formerly with
Elgin National, Duber, Hampden.
Lancaster Watch Co.'a AtFortythe
Drug Store, Enterprise, Oregon.
Fruit for Sale.
I have for sale at Eouse'g place on
Alder Slope, Yellow Transparent,
Dutcheis and Early Pcnnock apples
at one cent a pound, also Peach
Plums; later will have Fall nnd Win
ter Apples, Pears, Prunes, etc. The
Alder Slope Fruit i very fine this
year. CD. Emmoxs.
An Ordinance.
To grant a franchise for .in Electric
Light and Power Plant to C. G. SUcy
md J. t. Zureher, partners doinp
business under the li.ni nmne am!
Styl of the Enterprise Electric Lit;!.:
and Power Company, Enterprise, Ore
son, nnd to repeat a former o.-dinanci
granting ajranchise to the Enterpr ise
Electric Light Company.
The city of Enterprise does ord..ii;j()(rslit,,1(( ia LllENSED( A,-rnn::tsKj.
as follows: empowered and mhected to sell all
Sec. 1. That C. G. Stacy and J. P.
''tircher, partners doing buoiiiesa tin
ler the firm name of the
e Enterprise
?r Couij any,
Electric Liirht and Powe
f Enterprise. Oregon, be e.nd they are
hereby grant id the rijjit, privilege j 1() Oviock a .in .. at the front door of j
and franchise toenet, construct, main- tJ,e C)Ulltv t-ourt house, in the city
tain and operate electric light !..'!, KntePpiise, Wallowa county.!
pnwer wires, nnu purports tltereot or.:,.. . n .,j
' ' 11 Oregon, sell at public auction as .ivi ,
aov and all the stiver and alievs I " . v,; . . . i. I
- uroiiertv i sold on execution, totne,
within the corporate limits of ti
C.ty of Enterprise, Oregon, and t.
-rtct poles and stretch wire on tin
-aid streets and alleys within the ce'v
. orate limits of the city of Entcr
orise, Oregon, Jor tiie purposi
? furnishing and disposing o;
electricity, and to do all acts am'
things neces-ary for the successful
operation of an electric light av.C
power plant, for the purpose of getier-
iting and furnishing and disposing
jf electricity for general uses for the
oublic.
Sec. II. Said Enterprise Electric
Light and Power Company, in the
rxeietseof the right and privi'egis
ri'Tebv granted to then:, shall erect hi
oles at such oints in the strens ai a'
iace its wires at such heights, nnd
onstruct all other apparatus in such
oanneras shall least interfere wit!
. tiblic travel ami use oi said street?
.md alleys, and to the 'satisfaction i,:
he City Council o said city.
Sec. III. It shall be unlawful for
my person or persons without autl -ority
from the said Enterprise E!e; -"no
Light and I'piver Companv, en
from the City Council of said city to,
in any manner, interfere or meddle
with, injure, impair or remove any of
the electric light or power poles, wires,
lights, ljmps, fixtures or any other
apparatus belonging to said Enter
prise Elect ric Light nd Power Con -rany,
or connected with said plant,
except in cases of tires or other sim
ilar emergencies when such interfer
nee may Ix? necessary, and if ar.y p. 1
son violate any of the provisions .
this ordinance, he shall upon convic
tion thereof, pay a fine of not les.r
than live, nor more than fifty dollars
for each olTense, and the cost of 1: r
arrest and prosecutionr
Sec IV. The maximum charge of
the said Enterprise Electric Light
and Tower Company to its patrwiis
for each light cf f i.Ueen ear.dl powe..
and in tiie same proportion for other
sizes, shall be as follows.: When tie
number oi pacing lights of sixteii
candle power, or their eijuivalent, r--aid
company do not exceed three
Hundred, sixty-live cents a month,
nd when the number oi such lights
xeceds three bundled,' sixty cents a
Month, and in making the oregoing
numeration the lights furnished the
ity, exclusive o; the arc lights, shall
e inch.ded; and it shall U' tiie duty of
he said Enterprise Eleetrre Light and
Jower Company to tile with the City
.tecorder on the first Monday of Jan-
inry and of July of each year a writ
ten report showing the names and the
lumber of all the jatrons, including
the number of lights used by the city
itself, and the number and the aizet-
f the lights charged to each.
Sec. V. The rightn and privilege
oerein granted shall expire at the em'
n len years irom tr.e tlate ot the ap
proval of this ordinance, provided, tin
said Enterprise Electric Light am!
Power Company shall, within ten
lays nfter such approval flie with tin
Mty l.econter a written acceptance ci
terms and the conditions of this ordin
ance.
Sec. VI. A failure, refusal r.r neg
lect on the part of tlui said Enterprise
Electric Light and Power Company
i. i ;tmi' itii oi MP inTMlrlll any O
the terms or requirements, or condi
tions of this ordinance- shall work
a forfeiture of a'l the righ!, privilrrgo
mid franchises herein granted and
this - oidinance may tiierenpon lx
immediately repented by the City
Council.
t'ec. VII. That an ordinance to
grant ft franchise for nn electric light
and power plant to Fred Makin and
William Makm, partners diing busi
ness under the rirni name and style of
the Enterprise Electri-j Light Com
nny of Enterprise, Orison, approved
j.y the mayor December 9, 1001, lm
And the same is hereby rcpenled.
Sec. MIL Thi ordinance shall
i i i -:.. t .
jrk -.-iieui. hiiu ins in lorce iron anil
a tr itn approval hy the mayor.
rassed hy the City Council Senteui-
lif-r 2 1002 '
Approved by the Mayor Septuiiiber
3, 1SHI2.
Attest:
Carl E'k, . D. W. Sheahah,
City Becordor. , kyor
Guardian's Sale of Real Property
N'otice 13 iieueby gives
that
virtue and in pursuance
nf the County Court
Orecon for the County of
duly made and entered of- record
therein on the oth day of May VM'2.
in the matter of the estate and guard
ianship of Clarence G. Bare, Myrtle
15. Bare, Mollie B. Bare and Frank
j Bare, minors, by which order the un
I the real property belonging to
,,, rfL. nrnnPTtv belonmc u- tlie
I estate of will minors I.
Geo. W
: HynUf pi,ar)iilin f the ct
:,ong 0f gA-H minors, will
(ate and
i ....
(i.IV o( ssopt po at the hour of
j amU,.)St WJJer lfv cjsh. ,y.
j - We u Uip d:lte of confirnliltilin f
r,rht tirle interest
and estate, which the said Clarence G.
Bare, Myrtle IS. Bare, Mollie B. Bare
and Frank Bare, and each of them,
lias now or heretofore has had in the
following described real property
without division thereof, towit:
The undivided faiir-twenty-firMs
;4-21) interest of, in and to the West
half of the Xorth-ea.-t quarter and
the East half of the Northwest quar
ter of Section twenty-nine (i) in
Township two (2) North of llange
forty-eight (48) E. W. M. in Wallowa
County, Oregon, containing one hund
red and sixty (ISO) acres together
with the tenements, hereditaments
anil appurtenances thereunto lielong
ing or in any wise appertaining.
Gko. W. Hyatt,
Guardian of the estate and persons
of Clarence G. Bare, Mvrtle B. Ba.e.
Mollie B. Bare and Frank Bate,
minors.
IS THE CO CATV COCKT FOlt.THE
COCSTY OF W.VLLOiVA, STATE
vF OREGON. '
In the Matter of the Esut.i of ) r t ,. I
Adaline Ji. B iford 'Je.-eas .-d f c t tl)il !
To Clarinda Nobles, Willi.nu Nobles, ;
Giles Nobles, Clarinda Sl ick, Na'li iuiel!
Nobles, James ii. N )b!es, s iraii llnford. 1
Soiitironia Wineiiell, Mary Pearson ahd
to tie unknown heirs of Adaline N.i
Buford, if any sunli there ba, ami ail j
otlier arsons intereite i m sa l estate.
Wli-reas, aiio.ic.iti) i htvui' b ,.n
mailt; in iliii) lorin to trie abo.e-.ia.ae't
Court on the "til dav o' Ja'.v. i'.'O-'. bv
Ciias. E. Wnimior.i, Administrator ot
said Ksta.e for an ord :r and liee ise di
recting, authoriziag and emi iweriiu
nun to sell tiin Keal hsta'e be o.iiiin lo
t:ie estate of slid de.eJent, an J d-scr.oe j (
a oliows, to-wit :
The Fust half of the No.-th-e.ist ip ir
ter, and East h i!f oi tli-j Smrh-
east quarter ot Sec:io:i 'L' the S intli-
west q'larter of the orlUwest ipiitor
anil iVest bill of tiie S uiii-w-.st
quarter ' of Section trw We.it !
half of .ihg Nortti-we.st quitter and'
North-wet Q'larier ot tli a ni:li-w.,..i I
quarter ol rfeetioa 2ir-arid th hast li il
of tiie Njrtii-eaal quarter an 1 t'n - Sju;j.
est quarter of the Nortli-eat quarter
e Seelijn 27 all in Township six ;H,.
N'orth. o' RaiiJ Forty-four 44. List W,
M., in Wallowa couuty, O.-b -oii and cui:-
t.iininu ft-jl) acres. i
. An I whereas said C iurt fixed on tiie !
ti-.ti day ot Oc-tooer, VM , at 10 o'ci.Nrk a. i
n. at th Coort roiin ot tnis Court in the :
Court Housj ia Knterurisa, Wallowa
ojnty, and .State of Oregon, as ti.e time
md place for hearing any and nil nbjije- j
uoiib 10 aui remiou ami itie granting ul
snd onler and license of sale:
Therefore, Is the jumk of tkk hvatk ok
ohkqom, vou arid each oi you arc hercliv
:ited, directed and required til M and
apfiear at sai l time and place then and
there to show cause, if anv yo'l have, or
if anv exist, why au order ot sale siiou Id
no' b made a in the 1'etiti.i i praved
fo- a d wjv said Petition sh.ml l not' he
grim d and said order and license sho lid
n in He.
Wi noss, the Hon. Geo. W. Hamilton.
In.hr-o said Court with the seal of said
Co art aliseJ this 3rd div o S luteinnor
VM)
f County 1 C. H. Ziirchsh, Clert
j Court I By 0. M Lot woo I . Depa
Notice.
Wallowa Coc.sty, Okkoo.v,
July 11, 1902.
To Samuel Brtowx:
You are hcrc
h.v notified that wo have cx pencil d
one hundred dollars in labor and im
provements oh the Cold Spring n-.in-ual
claim located in the Jinnaha
Mining di.tiict, ia which claim you
v.'.i'e 0ner of c-itli.-.i interest .and ns
wjll appur lry e.;rtifif;ate tried Juiv 26,
j i" the office of County Clerk of
Xtallonu county, Oregon, in order to
hold suid premie under the provw
ioi.a of tk-ction 2324 Retcd statutes
of the United State, being amount re
quired to holil same for year ending
OecemW 31, 1901, nd if within
! V) dav after tma nnfipo r..ui; ...
. . "j
lion 'ou or refune to contribute
;your prooortion of such otiu...);!,,..
. '
w.Hims win income the property of
the subscribers under Section 2324.
J. F. Cctlkr.
J. M. KbLly.
Ida tswGepg
iSHSRedwtion
until you come and see.
;;Easy to Buy
Two good points about
these shoes are they are
eas v to buy and they are
. r
- jl W'nnf
bUSV 10 V ear
We believe that we have a
stock of men's , ladies and
children's shoes that will
afford a satisfactory shoe
for every caller.
blstpiAbe,
EsrnnirG
nmm
PRICED.
Ladies Hats for Midsummer
iTt I f nt.,:..
I lit llilwl I2 riaill
Men's Neckties
all co:nline to attract men.
Hot Weather Hats
be in style and to be sensibly comfortable.
These Straw Hats
i
Painting as it Should be
; Compare the Goods
Joli ii
This is the season when you expect spe.s.1
reduction sales; but. surely, you never ami-i
pated such sweeping reductions as we're
ing-for this sale. You can't realize the e0
44-
Pleasing Clothes for
VVellDressed Men
When we buy our stock irJ
are anxious for right qua!:!;
ana ngnt price. Ave ar;
anxious to procure for oi;
customers the best It;
manufacturers produce.
There's Quality, Style an!
finish in these siiits an:
every buyer speaks of b;J
pleasure in owning them.
These beautiful hats are veritable dream? and thens
of the sel!;s:g season is past . '
The best of the wearing reason is coming nnd these ha;;
may be bought at a bargain. He sure to see them at one!
Iiow are you off for ties? Summer stock!
needs replenishing. "We are showing some
of the swellest and handsomest you ever saw.
Li;ht pretty summer colors, the brand nevt-l
ness of the styles, the fairness of the fricej
We'll fit you with a bat that will look well as well
feeling comfortable. The fashionable . summer hew-
wear shown here ought to please anyone who wants M
will bold tlu-ir color and their shape. They are goc-1
enough to stand cleaning, which will insure
beitlg a credit to you all through the season.
The paint we sell is the rig'.t kind. It has good b'
and will cover your walls effectively. Plenty of gw'j
colors and all the paints arc mixed so they won't 1
peel, crack or blister. Just as nearlv Tertect as Piul
can be made. You get it at ft reasonable price.
V.
It is just the season for wearing these summer &.
goods and if you are wise you will select one ormc0
them. Plenty of variety in color and grade, but evf?
piece is this season's stock and will be comfortable '
your use.
aivin.
Enterprise,
Oregon.