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About The news=record. (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1907-1910 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1910)
THE NEWS RECORD )' (Twice-a-Week.) '' An independent MEWKPApfs Formerly the Wallowa News, estab lished, March 3. 1899. Published Wednesdays and Satur day at Enterprise. Oregon, by : THE ENTERPRISE PRESS Office East side Court House Square Entered ' as second-class matter January 2. 1909, at the postoffice at Enterprise. Oregon, under the Act of March 3, 1S79. Subscription Rates: One year $2, six month $1, three mouths 50c, on month 20c. On yearly cash-in-advance subscriptions a discount of 26o is given. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1910. City and County ;. Brief News Items White Ilbuse Coffee at Funk's. RUey i& Riley wants your Wool and Horse Hair. Bd lime of Breakfast Foods nt Funk's, George Wright was. a La Grande visitor last week. W.' R. Kivelte la in from La Grande on a business trip.; Strained Hooey UViC a pound at Funk's. RUey & RUey wants your Scalps, Pelts and Coyote Hides. Mrs. Walter Nelson of Baker City is vlaWng her sister, Mrs. S. E. Combes. J Riley & Riley Pay the (top Prices fbr Hides and Pelts. Wihen we tSay top we mean the Bsst. Riley & Riley waats your Money andl everything you got tor the only place in tqwn to buy or sell anything la at Riley & Riley's. . Mrs. Hat Pearson returndd ithe first of the week from Enterprise where she had been , visiting for some time. North Powder News. Mrs. L. Berland and daughter Laura returned borne from Spokane Monday. Mtas Berland i recovering nicely from the operation but aheI still ery weak. . . , Ralph Pldcock ,and Orrln Gregory i we oouglut the Moore bakery outfit 4 wul ope,n up the bakery mext Saturday, George Mitchell has been t).i j&jei as baker. Make no mistake, 'but try Potters Spray. Fluid. The .time .to spray is ,j ,udt of February and first of -ioa. Address Wallowa Nursery Co Wallowa, Oregon. 76b2 Rev. W. H. Gibson has Just closed a siiocesstful revival at Mt. Pleasant jud will now a to North Powder, .where; aaya the La Grande Observer, he will engage in a series of meeting with the Calvary Baptist church, j H. A. Thomeeiwho had been on a two months visit at his. old h'ome at Ponitlac, Mich., has returned to La Grande anil will come here this week to resume his duties as superintendent of "Wallowa Jcounty for the Home Independent Telephone company. J. W. Brown of near Salem brought io fine stallions, one a Shire, the other a German Coach, to Enterprise the first of 'the week. If he succeeds Lu, selling them, he and M. F. White will buy a douple of car loads of horses far shipment to the valley. The H. V. Moore bakery was closed uy the sheriff on a writ of attachment sued out by. W. J. Funk & Co. to satisfy a dotrt of $85. The bakery stock and fixtures were sold at auction and bought by Funk for $42. The latter subsequently sold the same to Pidcock ' & Gregory, the restaurant men. Dr. Moore received a phone message from Portland yesterday tto come for a second meeting of the Oregon Med cad: Hoard to doclde on the success ful applicants who took the recent examinations, to sign licenses and at tend to other. business. He will have to leave Thursday morning and will r. a . , reuuru stuuuay, . t .. ; : r v . Here is Your ; 5 w SfrSil AA W a V 5 piv.uv uown ana $iu.uu ' a Month Without S j ''' Interest $ One-quarter block of ft ' level land, 120 feet S Lby 120 feet, rich soil, $ "t all under town ditch. - ENTERPRISE REAL TESTATE CO f... (Over Harness Shop) ; Roland Marvin visited relatives at Wallowa, Sunday. .Born to the wife of Logan McCor mlck, a son, Monday, January 17. Frank Zumwalt is very ill of pneu monia at his home northeast of town.' Mlaa Rhoda Wood returned' Mon day from an over Sunday visit at LostCne. M. F. White "of Rickreall, Willa-' mette Valley, came in Monday end is a guest of hte (brother, W. W. White. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Vest and sons have gone ib Orland, Cal., to look over the country with a vjew to lo cating there. County Superintendent of Schools J. C. Conley went to Wallowa, Tues- Uay, to vl&iit schooJs In that vicinity for the remainder of the week. Send In your order for Potters Slpray FiuM. Best and cheapest on Lhe market. Address Wallowa Nursery Co., Wallowa, Oregon. 76b2 H. M. Averlll, of Enterprise, arrived Thursday from a business trip to Ban don, Coos county, and isr a guest of hto brother, E. F. Averlll. DaOy Bast Oregoniun, Pendleton. Potter's Spray Flull Is good for your chlckeh House, it kill the Mite and Lice that bo'her your chickens. Vour hens will lay better, Adilress Vallowa Nursery Co. Wallowa, Ore. 76b2 Pearl Poulson of this city and John Prater of Elgin compose the new Mackfimitihing firm at the Red Front iliop on Greenwood etreet. Both are .'lirst clasa workmen and will doubt- ess iget their share of the custom. A sale of horoes of more than ordlr lary Interest will occur at the Red ?Yont barn in this city Saturday, fanuary 29, beginning at 1 o'clock ihairp. L. J. Jordan will offer 25 lead of high grade horses, including .'llMies bred to a registered Perch itn, also geldings, saddlers, brood .nare3 and some Percheron yeanltags. vlr. Jordan raises only high grade inlmails, either cattle or horses, and uyere can be sure of seeing some thing worth while offered for sale. The Synopsis. At a recent performance at a certain thuater an overdressed woman, after rustling ostentatiously Into her seat, llnally composed herself and looked at her program. Opening it at the sec ond page of the bill, she saw In promi nent letters "Synopsis," which she pro nounced in an audible tone, though speuklng to herself. 'Tshaw," she remarked, turning to her companion,' "we've seen this here play before! Let's go home." But after a whispered objection on the part of her friend, who probably In as diplomatic a mauner as possible ex plained her mistake to her, she settled back In ber seat, apparently somewhat discomfited. Official Proceedings Of County Court In the clatter of appointing road viewers for the year 1910: Now at this time the court consid ers the matter of appointing coun ty road viewers for the year 1910, and after fully considering the Borne It ia hereby considered and ordered that Joner Trump, of Promise, Or egon, and H. C. Cramer, of Enter prise, Oregon, be and they are hereby appointed, as road viewers for the year 1910: ai the matter of granting a franchise :o the Joseph Light end Power com' pamy tor the privilege of erecting inU maintaining an electric light uid power trans nitssl'on line along nd across the public highways be- two3ti .the cities of -Joseph and En terprise: Now at this time the matter of granting the Joseph Light and Power company a franchise for the privilege of erecting and maintain ing en electric light and power transmission line along and acibss the public hlghwaye between the cities of Joieph end Enterprise, came regularly on to be heard, and the court now having fully consid' ered the matter. It to therefore, hereby consVlered end ordered hy the court that e franchise be granted to the Joseph Lfcftl and Power company, for the privilege of erecting end maintain mg an electitc light and power transmission Itae teUong end across ; the public hlghwaye between the cities of Joseph and Enterprise. It is further ordered that mill com pany shall et all times during the life of said franchise, construct, maintain end oeibte said trans- . mission line in such a manner as to do a little damage or obstruc tion to sail public highways as to consistent with effective construc tion end maintenance .of the work It is also further ordered that where the said transmission lfhe crosses any covnty road or public highway, the said line or lines ehoU be so placed end strung so that, they will not be less than 30 feet high from the ground. In the matter of changing the bound ary line of road district No, 26: Auction Sale SATURDAY, JAN, 29, 1910 One P. M. Sharp at the Red Front Barn in Enterprise, I will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION Twenty-five head of high grade horses. Some nice young fillies bred to Regis tered Percheron horse, Gelding's, Saddlers, Brood Mares, and some high grade Percheron yearling's Terms: Six months without interest on approved note. 5 per cent discount for cash. Remember the Date SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1910 S. F. Pace L. J. Jordan Auctioneer. Owner Now at this time the court consid ers' the matter of ' changing the boundary line of Road District No. 26 mil after being fully Ad vised in the matter, It is hereby considered and 'or dered that said boundary line will be as follows : Commencing at the ne corner of section 21, t 3 m, r 45 e, W. M. thence w 2 miles, thence south 15 miles, thence eaat 1 mile, thence s 2 mtles, thence e 6 miles, thence north 6V& miles, thence west 2 miles, thencen orth 3 miles, thence w 3 miles, thence north 8 -miles to place of begin ning. In, the matter of changing the bound- ry line of Road District No. 9: Commencing at the southwest come of sec 7, In township 1 N. R. 46 W. M., thence east 2 miles, thence north 2 miles, thence east 1 mile! thence north 3 miles, thence east 9 miles, thence north to Snake river, thence down Snake river In northwesterly direction to State line; thence west about 3 miles, thence south 12 miles, thence weefl 9 miles, thence south 14 miles, thence eoBt 3 imlles, thence south 3 miles, to place of beginning. In the matter of the .allowance of miscellaneous bills against the coun ty, end the issuance of warrants therefor: Now at this time 'the matter of the allowance of miscellaneous bills against the county came on for con sideration end the said bills having been submitted to the' court, end the court having passed on and audited each of said bills separate ly as appears from the signature of the court therepn, It Is therefore considered end or dered by the court that BaJd bills be allowed and warrants issued by the county clrek In payment of the same as allowed ia amounts as fol lows: Rqsd Fundi 0. H. Lathrope, road super visors salary $ 31 25 Thos. McCarty, r'oai supervis or's salary , 50 00 H. E. Merryman, surveying John Anthony road 60 00 H, C. Cramer, viewer John Anthony road 32 00 Joner Trump, viewer, John Anthony road 32 00 Jbe Clay, chalnman 8 00 D. L. Slade, chalnman ...... 8 00 Sam Keck, marker t 8 00 J. M. Brown, axeman. 5 00 C. W. Bro.wn, axeman 6 00 Asa Buss8ll, axeman 4 00 J. Noregard, axeman 4 00 H. E. Merryman,. surveying O. F. Llndley road 43 75 H.'C. Cramer, viewer 28 00 Joner Trump, viewer 28 00 A. J. Sturm, axemfan and chalnman ...... .. 6 00 Purl, Stephenson, chalnman.. 4 00 C. F. Sturm, marker ...... 4 00 Harry Midler, axeman 4 00 Edgar Barnes, .axeman ...... 4 00 H. E. Merrymnn, surveying ; THE GOOD TOBACCO SHOP IS . HOMAN'S If You Prefer the Best Brands of Cigars or SmoKing Tobacco you can always get what you . want here. Fine line of PIPES i . ' The same is true of all our Stock. Come in and see. PRENTISS HOMAN'S Next Door to Bank Enterprise, Oregon Tltae lLast Saturday Surprise $ale 25 Per Cent Off from our usual low price for all cash sales on SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1910 on these offerings Lace Curtains. Flannelettes, Draperies Ginghams and Calicos Galateas, Ladies' Fancy Collars, Scarfs and Fascinators, White and Colored Waists, Ladies', Misses' and Children's Cloaks Ladies' Misses' and Children's Sweaters Men's and Boys' Sweater Coats For the last pre-inventory Saturday Surprise Sale we will offer this large line of merchandise to select from at prices so low as to insure quick sales, as we desire to make room for cur large spring stock which is now on the way from East- ern markets. R. S. & Z. CO. ' Applications for Grazing Permits. NOTICE is hereby given that all applications for permits to grace cattle, horaea and eheep with in the WALLOWA NATIONAL FOREST durini the season of 1910. must be filed in my office at Wallowa, Oregon, on or before March 1, 1910. Full information in regard to grazing fees to be charged and blank forms to be used in making applications will be furnished upon request AAAVLI W. AAKIUS,, ,.22c8 Supervisor - end platting 9 00 F. W. Hamimack, itoad super visors alary ...... 46 00 J. B. Pace, road supervisors salary 45 00 Wm. 1. Sannar, road aupervla ora salary 30 00 Wm. Newby. road aupervlsora - salary 37 50 T. C. Bunnel, road supervis- " ors salary 72 50 Geo. W. WrigM, roiid super- ' visors salary 6 00 H. E. Merryjrjan, blue print and office work 3 90 0. W. Chambers, road euper- varors salary 65 00 N. J. Cook, work on roao, D!st. No. 2 5. W. Ham mack, rbad super- visors salary " J. Hammack, lumber for, Plat. No. 3 R. L. Scott, road supervisor saJairy 0. I.. Berlanld, road supervisor salary Peter Kuehl, road supervisors salary ...... ...... 21 00 67 50 21 10 65 00 16 25 35 00 Joe demons, road supervisors salary 73 75 C. H. Ford, lumber :. 7 25 S. C. Hlmearwrlgnt, road sniper-' visor's salary .. 62 60 II, Mench, road aupervlsora salary 112-50 W. J. Hamimack, road upervisor'a nalary "1 25 .S. B. Warnock, road aupervlsora salary 80 00. J.hfayett Wilson, road wiper- . visors salary 10 00 W. B. Daggetty lumber Dlt. No.3. ...... ...... 56 44 V. E. Daggett, lumber Dist. No. 4 27 0 Whereupon Court adjourned until tomonrW morning at 9 o'clock. Third Judicial Day. ' Friday, Jan; 7, 1910. Court met pursuant to adjournment nben were present as on yesterday. The folko.wta proceedings were hctl to wR: ....;. la the matter of the proposed road petitioned for by S.L).McKenle, etal: Now at tills time this matter came on to be heard, and the same was continued. In the matter of th proposed road PRE-INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE 20 Per Cent Off on any vSuit of Clothes In the store. Don't miss this Opportunity to Get a Bargain C. H ZURCHER ANNOUNCEMENT We wish to thank our patrons for, the business during the past year and beg to state that we are in the same old stand with a larger and more up-to-date stock of Watches and Jewelry than ever before, and will be pleased to attend to your every need in that line. All Work Guaranteed. Your Patronage Solicited Martin Larsen Sc Co. Jewelers . Successors to Larsen & Carpenter petitioned for by John Antb'opy, et al: Now at tihis time this matter came on to be heard, and the same -was continued, t ' Whereupon court adjourned until tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock. FourthJudiclal Day. Saturday, Jan. 8, 1910. Court met pursuant to adjournment when were present as on yesterday. The followl.ig proceedings Iwere had to wit: In the matter of the allowance of miscellaneous, bills against the county: It U therefore considered and order by the court that said bUls be allow ed and warrants ieaued by the County Clerk la payment of the same as allowed in amounts as follows: High 8shool Fund. H. K. Shirk, principal high school ...... ...... ...... 125 00 Gene W, Ha'U, teicher 100 00 Mrs. "A. E. Ivaohoe, teacher 90 00 May Bothwell, .teacher 90 00 D. Ia. McAdams, Janitor 25 0Q D. R. A'Jon, work at high school ' .... t 50 W t HnTTlTniirlr ww.A 1 J. 1 . -. ..wt ...... ai w W. J. Funk ft cb, mdae. .. .. 1 25 I jacMon et weaver, mdse 3 45 D. R. Allen, making shelves . . 6 00 B. M. ft M. Co., mdBe. 2 75 (To be continued.)
