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POLITICAL PAGE
Information for Voter nhout Primary
and Moctlon CatidiilHtcs for the Tarioui
Offices QoK-lp of the Campaign.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
DEMOCRATIC? j REPUBLICAN.
' v '-i v ; S84f. - I School Superintendent,
. ... ,.,,, ruinuirainranni-i i neretiv announce mvse r im n on
.it !',ri . '"""'""''"n f'f the j didate ou the Republican ticket for th
rt-rT-Wiriiii iiih i em- nomination tor the office of tdnniv
M-ratio l Icket, subject to the will of the School Siterinten(leiit subject to thV.
volt-rnof the l)ii(.K-rtiii party nt the decision of the qualified electors, at the
l.rliniiry t lie held April 17, 1908. If primaries to Ihj held In this cow ty on
inltmted und ele t-d pledge myself April 17, 1908.
' t-TMl t llf 111 I V t)frfirin f liu ilnti.... ixt fir I ...1 1 r tn
,;" . ; , ....v - i ii iittiniiinirti nun eieeieu, I will
ullM'fchworilliig to law, n ml tin- lient of serve the people of Wallowa county to
. wbi'.tly, without favoritism or , the best of my ability.
J. C. CONLEY.
Superintendent.
I hereby announce myself an a candl
ing the man," as Mr. Tuttle would not
for an Instant make a .fight for the
place, and in fact would not counten
ance such a thing as an . acceptance of
the nomination unless urged to do so.
From the best information the Star
can secure on the subject this demand
is liki ly to be made, as Mr. Tuttle is
considered an Ideal man for the place,
and bin stand on Statement No. 1 is
open and without, equivocation.
Real Estate Transfers
,,. 2 Weeis EadingFeb.29, 1908 Prepared
By Wallowa Laft, Land &
Abstract Co.
Irtvjudice.
;:. ." Thos. Rich.
' Circuit Judge.
I herehy announce mvself a ciuidl-
dlit.M 111! t.iw Rj.lllltiUfHII Hr.bor tlit
date for nomination on the Democratic nomination for countv mcIiooI Kiiiwrin.
tjcRi'tfoftlieotliceof Hicuit Judge nf tenilcnt, subject to the decision of the
the lentil Judicial l)iwtri t at the pri- qimli tied voters at the primaries to be
liuiry elertion to lie held on April 17, held Auril 17. 1H0K.
lift IS.
If nominated nd elected, Twill use
my heHt endeavors to adniiniMtur the
tiiHiueHHif the Circuit Court In both
juntle..rf the Distrtot hupaitially,
. fepvedlly tuinl vcoonmlcally.
'". ' I). W. Shkahan.
' . Treasurer.
II nominated and elected I promise
to ilevite my entmi lime and energies
to the schools of Wallowa county,
'Uknk VV. Hali,.
Assessor.
I hereby annource myself as candi
date on the Republican ticket for the
T l,m.l.u ..,...,..,. .......if ji iioniiiiii nun uir i.ne mnce oi uouniy
rft f. r . " ,...7..i V i7 iV 7, 1 Assessor, (subject to the decision of the
?l S"m"! ' 'H.. .''''"""Illepublican voters at the primaries to
.i,r .. ,,ell thin county on Apfil 17,
Tl ."LiSi ' .H,..( 5", JC''" ! 1908. If nominated and elected' I will
.iii.i.. i-v.i..tm ii. i it- iiciii nilli tf, luua.
If nominated and elected 1 will see
that the county's funds are safeguarded
in the bent maimer possible,
. - F. A. Rkavis.
r
I hereby announce mysi If as a cundi
'' date on t'te Democratic ticket for the
nomination fur the office of Treasurer of
Wallowa enmity, snhjert to the decii-ion I
rA flu. AnuliHi.it ali.'f.trti... .it tlm m!i. !
1111 H " '1 VII l I VI " tt. UIW III I llltf l H-l. , .. .. Ill
to h Anril 17 inns If .,nn.l.,t..H 'election to he held
and elected I will serve the tei.ile of April i, laua.
vitlmut prejudice or partiality.
serve the people of Wul owa county to
the best cf my ability u ithoiiii prejud
ice or partiality.
C. H. Allen.
County Treasurer.
I hereby announce that I will be a
candidate on the Republican ticket
for the nnininaiioii for the oftlce of
(bounty Treasurer at the primary
in this county on
mile
thin county to the best of .my utility
William C. Wilson.
Sheriff.
William T. Bell.
Sheriff.
I hereby announce myself as a candl
date on the Republican ticket for the
t hereby announce myself ns a ca: di-, 'nlnation for the office of Sheriff,
tlute on the IJeniocrutic ticket for the
nomination for the office of Sheriff of
V allow ii county, subject to the decision
ot t'ie qualified electors at the primaries
to be held April 17, lOO.-.' If nominated
and elected I will serve the people of
this county to the best cf my ability
without prejudice or partiality.
Edgar Marvin.
JUDGE RAMSEY'S PLATFORM.
If elected Circuit Judge, I will, to the
ttmost of my ability, discharge my
xlwtics honestly, efficiently, and impar
tially, and decide ull cases without te
nant to the political or religious affilia
tions of the parties, and treat all
Bftornevs and Jitii;auts with courtesy
f.. : I f. ..
anil lllirutrep. I . Sur-vlVA
the business will be avoided, thereby ' , 1 hereby announce myself as a candi
fcaving to counties and litigants large for ,ha nomination forjthe office of
SUUIS aS COStS. ouivcjui im uio xvepillllicuil
subject to the decision of the voters of
said party at the primaries to be held
in this county on April 17, 1908. If
nominated and elected I will serve the
people of Wallowa county to the best of
my ability, without -prejudice 0r par
tiality. : Frank V. Bowman.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate on the Republican ticket for the
nomination for the office of County
(Sheriff, subject to the decision of the
qualified electors at the primaries to tie
held in this county on April 17, 1908.
If nominated and elected I will serve
the people of Wallo.a-county to the
oesiotmy aoiniy; i win riglaiy en
force the law giving justice, to all and
undue favors to none. v '
John W. Kerns. '
I stiind, as I always have stood, for
the efficient enforcement of all laws,
and oppose the nullification of any law
i part of a law. by grunting illegal
paroles or discharges.
, , Wm. M. Rambkv.
Notes From The
Political Field
Iewi J. Davis of Union is a new
candidate for the Kepublicau nomim
tion for circuit judge. He is a brother
to ex-Reiiister Ii. W. Davis, who is out
for sheriff in Union county.
The petition of A. C Smith for the
Pemocratio nomination fur justice of
the peace in Enterprise precinct, is on
file in the clerk's office. ,
Up to Tuesday noon 211 yoU-rs bad
'registered in Enterprise precinct and
over 1200 in the county. The tttal reg
istration in Enterprise U exjiectud to
reach 725. This; is computed on the
aui'e basis as Morelock's Wallowa is
timate. F. M. Ghormley of Pronii w has now
come out as an "Independent" iudi
date fcr stliool siipcriutendent.' He
nUited out first on the Republican
ticket, subject to the decision of the
Republican voters at the primary to be
held April 17. If nominated and
elected I will run all lines -justly be
tween conflicting owners and do all
surveying accordirg to the latest and
best scientific methods.
Arthur H. Rddd.
T. F. LATHROPE,
Cand Jute for the Republican
Nomination for
Assessor.
"No favoritism to any individual or
tectum of the. ccunty, but a straight
iiHsesi-nient on every dollar obtainable."
port Statement 'r. 1, and conscien
tiously lielievcs it to he for the better
ment of Oregon politics. Mr. Eber
hard should receive the united support
of the Republican voters of the two
counties at the primary election.
Aside from accepting tUjttemeut No. 1,
lie is a young trail of excellent reputa
tion and ability and will represent the
two counties in an able imiuuer.
Lee Tuttle for Represcntativj.
From La Grande 8tar.
The friend. 4 of Lee li. Tuttle, edit..
of the Elgin Recorder, are urging him
pathway, but re-considered the matter to aucept the noin n ition for the i.llice
ifter a little heart-to-heart talk with a or representative for Liiumi enmity,
certain Wallowa wise man. so 'tis siid. If Mr. Tuttle accepts it may bo set
Praises Wallowa Candidal.
Editorial H Elgin Recorder.'
Colon R. Ebeihard, Rcpul'liian n
ilidate for the nomin ii im . of joii.t
repres?ntutive for t.'ni: i , ' '
counties, has piedgi-d liiniw'lf to sup-
dowu as a clear case of the ''office seek-
Charles Ilallgarth to John Hallgnrth,
e half u w and w half lie of t ec 25, 1 1 n.
r 44 e, and sw nw sec 4, 1 1 it, r 41 o.
8300. , ' "
.1 R Ready, plff vs Henry Schmith,
deft, court decree favor 'of Plff., a tract
in lot 1, eeo 4, t 5 n, r 45 e. if 08.
V'.J I. Andenon to t'rossett Timber Co,
se sw and a half se, sec 27, and ne tie,
sec 34, t 3 n. 41 e. 81. "
S M Stioliecker to T C Strohecker, lot
2 and the sw of ne and w half se, sue 3,
t 2 n, r 43 e. f 1.
C E Funk to William Smith, 2 acres
in e half se sec 2, 1 2 s, r 44 e. (250.
A E Donnelly to N E Imhauo, one
halt interest in water right on west
fork Willows river above lake, also east
fork of Wallowa river above lake. $400.
F W Fitzpatrick to J T Peters, e half
sw, w half se, sw ne and nw ne and e
half nw sec 33, 1 2 s, r 45, and lot 2, lot
3, and sw ne, nw se, ne sw, se nw and
s half sw, tee 4, and no nw, sec 9, t 3 e,
r4Se. 14,000.
L C Johnson to J A Denny, half acre
in seo 16, 1 1 n, r 48 e, near pt cn Im
nalia river where crossed by wagon
bridge on ccunty road. $1.
U S Pat to John M Wortman, lots 1
and 2, and the e half nw sec 31, 1 1 s, r
45 e. '
U S Pat to Martha Anderson, e half
se, seo 31, and sw sw, seo' 32, 1 6 n, and
lots 1 and 2 of seo 6, 1 4 n, r 43 e.
U S Pat to R H Thompson, w halt se
and e half sw, sec 8, 1 4 n, r 42 e.
USPattoS D Clay, nw ne and n
half nw, sec 21, and ne of ne, sec 20, 1 2
n, r 41 e.
U 8 Pat to A E McGinnis, lots 5, 8
and 11, Bee 18, and the lot 2 of seo 19, in
t4n, r43e..
U 8 Pat to Linton J Usher, assignee
ol Aliza Jane Miller, ne of ne, sec 25, t
3n,r43e.
V 8 Pat to Arthur Miller, n half sw
and lots 1 and 2 of see 32, t 3 n, r 41 e.
U 8 Pat to Mary R Shine, ne nw, sec
11, t2n, r42e.
U 8 Pat to Anderson Wilson, Q half
se, sec 29,' t 3 n, r 41 e.
U 8 Pat to Q A Trump, nw sw,sw nw,
and lots 3 and 4, of sec 2, t 3 n, r 41 e.
U S Pat to L L Meadows, se se, sec 7,
1 2 n, r 42 e.
U 8 Pat to J R Cox, nw nw, sec 12,
t2n, r41e.
U 8 Pat to F C McFarland. w half se,
seo 2, and w half ne, seo 11, t 2 n, r
42 e.
U 8 Pat to C N Miller, se sw, sec 7,
and n half ne and ne rw, sec 18, in t 2,
n. r,40 e.
U 8 Pat to .Ti-nnie L McFarlnnd, s
half nw and n half sw, sec 10, t2 n, r
42 e.
U S Tat to Charlotte Cutler, e half
nw, the ne sw and nweo, sec 10, t 2 ii,
r.7e.
John McDonald to The V'allowa
Mrecantile Co, w half se, w half ne,
half nw and sw uw of s.:u 8, 1 1 n, r i'Z
e. $2,000.
U 8 R R to Ernest Fulton, nw se, w
half ne and ne of nw, seo 19, 1 1 s, r 48.
Mercantile Trust Co. to A H Meek,
qo, e half sw, seo 18, 1 3 s, r 40 and e
half se, seo 13, t 3 s, r 45 e. $1.
W E Lels to 8 L Bumaugh, Jr, lot
3, blk 15, Gardner's add to Enterprise.
$250.
John Hepburn et at to ErneHt Ful
ton, n half lot 2, seo 4, t 3 s, r 40 e.
$400.
M F Johnston to J C Neshy, e half sw
qr and w half se, seo 10, 1 5 n, r 44. $10.
H C Cramer et at to Hiram L Con
ner, n tract of laud in sw nw, sec II, t 1
ii, r 42. .
U Pat to Geo W Ames, w half sw
and s half nw, sec 15, 1 3 s, r 47 e.
W I' Craig totleo t Craig, half int
in and to a right ot way for a water
ditoh through e half uw, sec 7, t2 s, r
45 e. $1.
H C Cramer et at to Annie D Harris ,
a tract ot land in sw sw, sec 11, 1 1 n ,
r42e.
J W Haiisin et al to W F Craig, half
Int in right of way to flow water
through ditch through e half uw, sec
7, t 2 s, r 45.
W V Waruock to M P Thompson, nw
ne, sec 9, t 2 s, r 48 e. $200.
William Smith to L A Stoop, 2-acre
tract in e hair se, sec 2, t 2 s, r 44. $250,
U a Pat to J W Allen, e huh se. s?t
i, t 1 s, r 44, and lots 6 a n! 7,
sec 0. 1 1 s, r 45.
John W Allen to I) R Allen, e hair
se, seo 1, 1 1 sf r 44, mid lots 6 and 7,
sec 6, 1 1 s, r 45. $800.
The Wallowa Mercantile Co to Wal
lowa Building association, a tract of
laud in Wallowa containing .077 of an
acre. $100.
O O Brekke to Eureka Mining Smelt
ing & Power Co, s half sw, sec 17, and
n half nw, s-c 0, t 3 n, r 48. $500.
M W Goodman to Jacob Devine,
right of way for ditch through sw se,
seo 7, t 2 s, r 45, alno through sw half of
the e half of said sec 7. $1.
USRRtoEN Henderson, s halt of
lie and n half of se, sec 35, 1 1 n, r 42.
J M Blakely, sheriff, to Raohel E
Ratcllff, n w of se, sw of ne, seo 10, tin,
r42. $11.33. .
Leander Martin to E W Rumble
same description as above. $500. "
Wallowa Valley Weather.
From the Joseph Herald.
Through the kindness of F. F. Mc-
Cully, of the U. 8. weather bureau, v. e
furnish our readers the following re
port for the month of February, 1!0S:
Red Front Livery and
Feed Stable
First Class Accommodations
Best of Hay and Grain &
BOSWELL & SON
PROPRIETORS.
Temperature snow Hn- . ch.iructer
Day max. mill. fnll wlml o'Jay
1 17 -10 8 clear
2 25 -2 S "
3 32 14 S "
4 40 17 8 cloudy
5 45 30 BE "
6 48 37 8E "
7 47 30 8 "
8 44 23 8 "
9 41 25 8 "
10 42 17 8 clear
11 89 12 8 cloudy
12 88 10 2 S clear
13 30 8 8 "
14 34 18 8 ".
15 43 22 S "
16 45 28 2 8 cloudy
17 34 17 2 SE
18 38 12 , 8E "
19 39 12 SW "
20 . 41 21 8 '
21 38 14 8 clear
22 48 20 H " j
23 52 21 8
24 47 24 8 cloudy
25 48 30 H "
20 59 30 S
27 44 20 3 S clear
28 38 23 8F! cloudy
29 40 22 BE "
30 4 30 5 2 XW "
31 18 -4 S clear
Candidates card- at the News Record
offl cf neatest work, quickest delivery
Call For Bids.
Pealed bids w ill be received at the
Countv Clerk's ollice tip to noon Mrrcb
211, 1908, for construction of the R. W.
Colpitis road, commonly culled the
Rick Foot Canyon Hoart, in Road Dis
trict No. 14, according to' the plans and
specifications of the County Surveyor.
I in paid Surveyor's ollice. Kiuht to re
ject any and ull bids reserved.
4513 .1. A. Frkkch, County Clerk.
15 per Cent on Your
T wo Houses
Paying $lli ti
month rent.
$1500 FOR BOTH
Lots one-fourth Block In Size
for from i '
$100 to f400.
Residences from
JtiOO to 15000
AH above property
In Enterprise.
1 Good Farm Propositions
W. E. TAGGART,
ENTERPRISE, OREGON
ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF
HOTEL ENTERPRISE
"Careful Banking Insures the Safety of Deposits."
Depositors Have That Guarantee nt
WALLOWA NATIONAL BANK
OF ENTERPRISE, OREGON
CAPITAL $50,000
SURPLUS $40,000
We Do a General Banking Business.
Exchange Bought and Sold on
All Principal Cities.
Oeo. W. Hyatt, President
Geo. S. Craig, Vice President
W. R. Holmes, Cashier
Frank A. Reavis, Asst. Cashier
Geo. S. Craiu
O. Pexneli,
DIRECTORS
Geo. W. Hyatt
W. R.
Mattib A.
Holmes
Holmes
R. 1. LONG
CIVIL ENGINEERING and GENERAL LAND SURVEYING
Hydraulic and Irrigation Engineer
ENTERPRISE, OREGON.
Time Extended
Sixty Days
By a special airangement with the pub
lishers the News Record is authorized to
continue the great offer of the
American Farmer
ONE YEAR FREE
to Every Subscriber of the News Record
who pays $1.50 on subscription in
advance.
Offer Open Until
March 31, 1908
Joseph h Elgin Stage Co.,
'Incorporated
Tariff and Rate Sheet of Fares from Enterprke:
Effootive on and aftsr September 1. 1907.,
One Way
Enterprise Josopli $ .75
" " Lostine 100
" Wallowa
" Canyon Hoime
1.75--2.A0-
Elgin-
Ruj.'i.'Hge allowance 40 pounds
s Miu.e as old tin Iff.
4,00
for each full paid fare.
Round Trip
$125
1 75
3.00
4.75
7.50
Excess baggage-
Makes connections; with stages at Wallowa for Promise on Tuesdays,
ursdays and Katurduys For Flora, Paradise and Anatnne, Wash., on
oiidays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Carries U.H. Mall and Express,
nects with Ktagcs at Enterprise for Iinnaha on regulai days, Sloiiover
' es given ou lound trip rates.
F. D. McCULLY, Pres. E. W. RUMBLE, Mgr.
r.;c:,
for pri-
IlfKt-t I Jltl 111 0fllS
nririw, .hi tn i it rv-1'. ,
('! ior pritnur,'-, Apii:
Primarj elect ioii, A pri. 1"
UeciKtrstion -fp".
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20.
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