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About The news=record. (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1907-1910 | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1908)
Professional Directory AND Business Cards Physicians and Surgeons Physician and Surgeon C. T. HOCKETT, M. D. Independent Phone. Oflloe up stairs In Bank Bldg. F.Q. HEWETT, M. D. Phyeiclan and Surgeon, LOSTINE, OREGON. Attorneys-at-Law. J. A. Burleigh Daniel Boyd Burleiqh & Boyd. flttorneys-m-Law - " Will praotloe in all the Court of thlaStateand before the Interior and Its offices. The most careful - attention given to all business entrusted ' to our care. Enterprise, Oregon. THOS.M. DILL, Attorney - at - Law Office First Door South New ' Fraternal Building ENTERPRISE, ORE. Hotels. When Passing On The Lewis tob Road, Stop At The Sled Springs Hotel. Plenty of Stable Root... 8. B. CONNER, Proprietor. Miscellaneous. WESLEY DUNCAN, Stock Inspector or Wallowa County. JOSEPH, OREQON ; Fruit Trees From Spraying Fluids Myers1 Spray Pumps . . Pruning Hooks and Saws . FORD C. POTTER WALLOWA, OREGON Before buying nursery stock or 'nursery supplies ot ttity kind write Die (or prices. Iifsmitioi Concerning Eighth Grade Final Examinations, 1. Dates: fa) January 23, 24, 100 : M May 14, 15, 1908 j (u) June 11, 12, S. Program t Tbursdsys Arlthmetlo, Writing, History and Olvll Government, b Fridays -Grammar, Physiology, Geography and Spelliug. 4. Sources of Questions: ft Geography State Conine of ; Htudy, Itedvay and Htnnan's ' Natural Poboof Geography. 1 b 8 palling Eighty per cent, from Heed's Word Lessons, and twenty per eeti from nianu script In Language. 0 Writing Specimens of penman . skip as Indicated In copied iniit ter and from manuscrVpt in Language., d Latngusgs Buehler's Mod n English Grammar, no diagra "Wing. tKi Civil (Government United Stales t institution. History l.lst of topics from His I tory uutiinsin esute t'ourseof Study and Current Events Notice: Teaohers preparing olames fer txamlnstlons will please nottfv oionty superintendent 80 days before 'viamlnatlon aocordlng to law. 1 J V. Kkrnb, Ounty Fuj)rfotendeilt ol bohnols. The fevte Record formerly the WtiUuwa .-- EAST MDI PUBLIC DQCARB GALLOWAY & HfcA'i'ON Euti-r'l nt the kUK:rpris piMioinue as Hecuuil-cluiM matter. WTBSCRIPTION KATE One year f 1.50; three months 60 cents cash lit advance. Notk; Underlie new d ntal regulations, subscriptions to a weekly newspaper must lie discontinued ut end of 11 year or pay one rant pontile on each paer. I hi uwuu in practi.-iil working, a cash basis, hverv miln-crib-r ofth. New RemnUill he n.iiffl 1 the first of the month in which hi subscription expires, ami li no r-iiewal is received by the last day of that month the name is taken f m our lists. . County Aiivektihi.vo IIatk: Ueula subscribers may have a second copy ut outside Wallowu county fur fl :i vcar. Pl'KjtAt Resolutions, card nf th object of whiuu i- I 'l inri ill iiry Wast t '01.01 x: Nniecsln V ilut e..uiiin one Insertion, or 8 cei.ts a word 4 Caeh with order. TlirUSPAY, Oregon Goes For Principle. Tim people nf Oregon won a hig victory Friday. Statement No. 1 and the rijrht of the v.iiefr tr nay who nhall occupy even the highest office, i-hi ried liy splendi. I majorities. l i Wiiljowu c unity both the Republican and Democratic parties have immiiiated Mroi p, clean men. The hi issue of the campaign, 1 the ending of he county seat wrap, was fought out in the Democratic ; party in the contest for judgei and in the Republican in the contest for commissioner),. ;.The voters of both parties siiyi Let June settle It. This advance verdict on he court house question by the voters, ! the sole judge of the matter, will leave the people more time to study I the nineteeu initiative and referendum measurer that will be On the j June hallotp. The legislature in its supreme wisdom decided to add to 1 the enormous pay of the state pr'ater ami publish the measures In j hook form at a cost to the state of $10,000 or more, when they could j have been published in every paper in the state for less than one-third ! that amount. However most of the Danera are anenrlina mnnnu ! labor and space to put them before the voters, and the News Record will between now and election Ipublish the gist of the 19 together with what is known about them. ' Th e Need of The isolated condition of the given up to be its great drawback. fail" crop record, its adaptability for wnat we want is a railroad . An electric would do be just what we desire, and it would L'et truffin tko ITInn Jnnm.l . That is what this great county has needed for many years a rail road. It certainly looks now as if this reed would be partially satis fied this summer, by the completion of the Elgin-Joseph extension of ineu. ac in. in an mtetview at Portland Friday, General Mana ger O'Brien, who had returned from a trip over the lines, said work had been resumed on all new construction except the Joseph extension and he was expecting oidors within a few days to begin that. The completion of the O. R, & N. to Joseph will' but emphasize the need of the not th end for a railroad, as stated by the Journal. And it is not stretching the truth to say that need will be satisfied within a very few years at least. A resume of the present situation gives assurance of that. In the first place thre are the rumors of electric lines from Walla Walla or Lcwiston or both. Tie Oregon and Washington Traction company at the f irini r city, ,,no'(.f whose announced purposes was to build a line into Wallowa count I, has recently merged with the Col umbia & Waiht Walla which hm v.duablo rights aud franchises' and proposes to build from Daytou .! to Wallula. The merger makes a strong company, and while its real plans are kept secret, it is known that, Btirveys have been made, presumably by this company, over the Blue Mountains, down the Wenahii to its mouth and down the Grande Runde to LewiBton. These surveys are also alleged to have been made in the interest of the Pacific coast extension of the; Chicago & Northwestern. th mw.t-r. ious North Coast. Surveyor for the down the Clearwater to Lewiston, and it stated the route from Lewis, ton to Walla Walla and a connection with the North CVmnt. i nn Snake, Grande Ronde and Wenaha. A third possibility u a'u extension of the Spokane Inland or Northern Pacific across Asotin county. A fourth is McKean's road an electric connect the interior town of Asotin with Pomeroy on the northwest and jvcau nas aireaay ma.ie overtures to The fifth and mobt immediately r a w tr T ivi vuo people of this county, or at least those sections directly interested, to build a road from Enterprise to the Grande Ronde river in the north end. as a feeder to the O R & N. At first thoueht this seems M. undertaking, but that is principally due to its unfamiliarity. Communities no more thickly populated and with not near the natural resources of this have built such roads. ! Read the story of how Dufur and Condon sot their railroads Ti, in; Hvii vm; uvi a m an electrio road 28 miles long being built principally by the farmers who live within 10 miles of the route. They argued the road would increase the value of their land from $10 to $23 au acre, besides the increased value of their crops. There is onlvone town r.n th i?n larger than Enterprise and it has less i.uy iook biock, iroin 9 iw to fouuu worth, just they were able. Those who had no money paid with material or laW. Over $700,000 worm of stock was sold in this way and it is expected to complete the road without selling a dollar's worth of bonds. Th writ-- i. , with the route and knows it to be u"' "olu enterprise to riora, more cuts and fills and more costly bridges to build across creeks, besides a very heavy grade through the Mississippi river bluffs. There is little doubt the O. R. & N wtwiW give assistance to such a feeder just as it did to the Condon and Dulur projects. The O R & N. wants the tonnae from tho North CountrV. "It wants the haui of the timber and grain and livestock. The IH'Otile Uvilll? Within 111 mitna nf tU K r. ... k.,:i.i a. J ,i . " " tney will, lnev know how nnu'h ii it will increase the value of every ucre .f t liable land $25 One homesteader who has a lot of timber on his quarter-section save he will subscribe tor $1000 worth of stock payable in ties. An average of one-ten l h that subscription from everyone benefitted would build the road, lhere is not the Klichtest doubt Eutcro.-ise will heln tn it. 1j., spare dollar. Who will uk the lead and sUrt the movement that will Uittke the Hrem of a score of years a reality? . KPEMIENT KtWSMFIB .t,abi.,ilnd Man-h i, IHM. New series begwn April to, 190) uy at hmerprise, Oregon ;- TICI.EPHONB HOMI INDCPKNDKNT HO. it Publishers AI-KHT1SIN(1 NOTICE. i poetry, :il notice of entertainment the U)iit. - .ie iiun ews mention) are charged m liv-a pat;e are charged. 1 cunt a word liihertiims. Mini mum charge 15 cents. , Editorial, f age, april 21 The County. , north end of Wallowa county U Its diversified cli stock raising cannot be disputed; Northwe.unrn hsv i-nil w W Wf IV county, Anatone and Cloverland, Lewiston on the northeast Mc- residents of the North Country. Dracticable nrnnnnltmn U u than 2000 population. Every. " w W SJIM ( more difficult and costly than the ... .inovaii uuuu mo roa H uniil.l un c Taiatiuo la Canada. A c'tizen of Portland has re ceived the following letter from A. G. Harrisou, secretary of the board of ' trade of Edmonton, Alberta, which in view of the present dis cussion on the subject of taxation in Oregon may be of interest: "The city of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, does not tax the improve ments made on property therein. In other words, unimproved prop erty pays the same tax as improved property. The tax rate this vear is 13 1 A mills on the dollar. That tl U method has Iwen of ben efit to this city, 1 think the follow ing statistics will prove: Population Building Permits 1901, 2.628 10G. 11,167 1,808,0(59 00 191)7,18.000 2,80,210 00 1908, 19.050 estimated 5,000,000.00 "Of which l,314,8i;0 were taken out in January this year. "In Alberta province, farm im plements or stock are not taxed. The tax is levied against the land for road improvements and educa tional purposes . The local im provement district, or local school district fix the rate of taxation and it runs about $7 per quarter section for whool district purposes Bnd $10 per quarter section for road improvement purposes. In new districts the tax does not ex ceed $8 for both purposes."' Ore gon Journal. Carper Appointed Guard. Washington, April 20 The Forest service has just announced amonif the appointments on Oregon national for ests, the following: Joseph K. Carper has been appointed a Forest guard on tlie-Jninulia National Forest, in the Northeastern part of the state. He will be assigned to the work of hunting predatory animals on the tract where the Forest Service is conducting a series of investigations for the improve ment of tiiu forage crop r f the range. Carper is an expert hunter, and he will receive a salary of 190 a mouth. As kins bring little or nothing in the nramer his salary will be the extent of his pny.J . Buy a lot in Beautiful Uirciiland ad dition to Enterprise and make easy money by the advance this summer. For sale by tbe Cs R. & I t o. Summons, In the Circuit Court of the State nf Ore con. for Wallowa Countv. John G. Hayman, Pluiutiti', v James L. Hammack, Gertrude Ham mack, George B. Bales, Laura E. ; Bales. Samuel B. Gaskili and Ina Gaskili,' Defendants. To Samuel fi. Gaskili, one of the de fendants above-named: In the name of the State of Oregon: You are hereby notified and required to appear i nd answer tha complaint filed against you in the above entitled cause and Court on or hefora thn er. piration of six weeks from and after the date cf the first publication of this summons, which date of first publica tion is Thursday. March 26th, 1908, and it you fail to BDnear and answer or otherwise plead thereto, for want thereof, the plaintiff will bdoIv to the court for the relief prayed for in his complaint, towit: For judgment ijgainst the defendants James I.. Hammack and.Georee -B. Bales for the mm of three hundred twenty and 25-100 (S320.2B) with inter est thereon until paid at the rate of ten Iter cent per annum; the further sum of thirteen and SS-100 dollars ($13.38), delinquent and unpaid taxes; the fur ther sum of fifty dollars (50) as an attorney's fee, and the costs aud dis bursments of this suit; that a certain mortgage made and executed by the defendant. James L. Hammack, Ger trude Hammack and George B. Bales In favor of the plaintiff upon the follow ing described real property, to-wit: Beginning t the northwest cornei of the south half of lot numbered seven in block numbered H in the town of I -ox-tine, Oregon, thence west twentv-tour feet; thence south to th line of the comity road; thence east twenty-four feet to the southwest cornr-i of lot num bered Eight in said block H; thence north to the place of beginning, and all in Wallowa County, Oregon, which mortgage is of record in the mortgage records of Wallowa countv, Oregon, jn Vol. 11 at page 654 thereof, be fore closed and the said real, property sold tinder execution to satisfy said judg ment, interest, taxes, attorney's fee, eosta and accruing costs;- and for such other and further relief aa to the court shall seem proper and equitable, i This summons is served upon ven bv publication thereof for the period of six consecutive weeks in the News Record, pursuant to the order of Hon. O. M. Cork ins, County Judge of Wallowa County, Oregon, made and entered on the 25th dsjto' March, 1908, commenc ing with the issue of March 20, 1908. ' Hdrlsigu & Boyd, 4"t7 Attorneys for Plaintiff. Summons. . In tbe Circuit Conrt ot the State of Oregon for Wallowa Cnuuty. Emma J. Churchp, Plaintiff, V 1 T .... I ' . 1. .... ..nil. v w. ,4fiiiiiMi, trnce . l.nUrcDIII, Roy L. Chun-hill, Nora M. Chnrcliill, and R. P. Iji'pliuin, Guardian, De fendants. To Roy I.. Churchill, the above named H..fif1A..lIl ! lit the name of the st;tt" nf Orcc-fn- . I You ac hereby required to appear and answer the rompUmt filed anaitiM you in the above entitled suit and court, on ' or before six weeks after the first pul-' lication of this sumirojis, and if yon i fail to go appear nml answer; the plain-! tiff for want thereof, will take a .lecre I against you for the relief demanded in i the complaint, towit: for a sale in i partition of the following real estate the NE Lf, XX Str, Sec, 82 in Twp. 6 N. of Rng. 45 E-,W. M., in said county, and that the proceeds be divided amongthe parties to this --cult' according to their respective shares and interests, for the appointment of a referee to make the sale, and for such further relief as the court may deem JUBt. This summons is published in The News Record, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, published weekly ut Enterprise, Wallowa County, Ore gon, for a period of six consecutive weeks, the first publication thereof is the 2nd day of April, 1908, by order of the Hon. T. H. Crawford, Jude of the above er titled Court, made and dated the 1st day if April, 1H08. . O. M. Cokki.n's, Attorney for Plaintiff. 4M7 Summons. In the Circuit Court nf the State of Oregon, for Wallowa County. Oruoe Blackinton, Plaintilf, va Alliert T. Blackinton, Defendant. ' To Albert T. Blackinton, the above i named Defendant: In the name of the state of Oreirwti: you are hereby required o appear and answer the, complaint tiled ugaiust Our Complete Line Of ; Gents Furnishing Goods Is now in. Shirts, fancy and plain in 1 both negligee and banded, ' Under clothing, Neckties, Scarfs, Collars, Cliffs, SOX. Spring and Summer Suits for Men, Youths and Boys , ; 1908 patterns and styles. Ready-to ' wear.. Our Prices are Rjight Our . t HOE DEPARTMENT ; ; Is filled as never before with the bes$ footwear fcr men and women, boys and girls. We especially call your attention to ladies' Oxfords in button, buckle and lace. , " ' WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE. , ' ' , - THE ENTERPRISE M.JStM.GO. 1L New and Second -Hand Furniture, Stoves, Dishes, Kitchen Ut&rW si Is. Miners' supplies--picks, shovels, drills. Highest Market Price for Furs. Hides and PclU. HUNSAKER & TAYLOR : HOME INDEPENDENT PHONE Harness and Saddles L,BERLAND . . ' . Will supply your needs In the Leather Goods line more cheaply' and' lve better satisfaction than any other dealer in Wallowa county; t blin tit you out for the season's work. Repair work a specialty.,. MAIN STREET, , 'ENTERPRISE, OREQON ENTERPRISE BEST OF MEATS Highest Market Price for Hides and Felts PROPRIETOR ' FIRST-CLASS RIGS CAREFUL DRIVERS ARE SPECIALTIES OF THE Horses Boarded by Day, Week or Month Good Care of all Stock. BEST EQUIPPED STABLE IN THE COUNTV - : . . One Block North of Court House. s J. C. S H AC K LEFO R D , . Proprietor. MxIL AND PASSENGER STAGE LINE ? Wallowa. Appleton, Franoafa'a MONDAYS WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS; and From Paradise, Flora and AppletorJij Wallowa TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS. Good ZSa, courteous treatment ; and reasonable rate.. i.. vv. ouu i you in the above-entitled court and cause, by the above-named plaintiff, on or before the expiration of ale weeks from and after tbe data of the first publication of this summons, which date of first publication Is April 9th, 1908, and if you fail to so appear and answer within said time, fur want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to tb said court for the relief prayed for to her said complaint, to-wlt: For a dl solution of the marriage contract uow and heretofore existing twtweeu the plain tlft and the defendant. You will take notice, that this sum inona Is tierved upon you by publica tion thereof In the News ltrrnl for the full period nf six consecutive wk commencing with the issue of April ft, 1U0K, pursiiHiit to the order of Moft-o-niile I. M. Corkln, iunty judge of WnllnwN county, Oregon,, which order whs made, dated ami entered on the 8th day of April, 1HO. BURLPtOM Sc. HoYI, 0t7 Attorney tor Plain! ill. Uirchlatid hits are the ri buy ill ciiv property in Wallow twmnty. He the (. It. & 1. Co.. lor prices and ear tjrn.s. JOSEPH, ORE. MEAT MARKET ALWAYS ON HAND. INDEPEMDEMT PHONE 28;-. nvy i w K , Proprietor. STABLE
