THE NEWS RECORD'
(Twice-a-Week.)
AN INPEl'KNDENT NEWSPAPER.
.formerly the Wallowa News, astab-
lalimJ ,lar,:b A. 1899
Published . Weclnesflays a.nd Satur-
days at Enterprise. Oregon, by ,
THE ENTERPHISS PKEaS
Office Went First. rfreet, half bl w:k
south of ilaiii street.
JSntered as second-ciuss mutter
January 2, 1909, at (the postoffiee at
Enterprise. Oregon, under the Act of
March 3. 1879. ,: ' j : . '
Subscription Rates: One. year ?2,
all months it, three mouths 60c,
en month 20u. 'On yearly cash-in-advance
subscriptions a discount of
26c ts given.
SATURDAY, JUNE '3, 1911.
NOTICE TQ NEWS-RECORD
SUBSCRIBERS.
Next Wednesday will be the last
Issue of the Twlce a-Week News- Roc
ord
be
, After that date, this paper wil
i
consolidated with the Wallowa
County Chieftain ami a big week
ly will be issued on Thursdays, nam
ed the Record Chieftain. Its pile
will he $1.50 a year In advance. Al
paid in advance subscriptions to th'
NewsRacord will receive due advance
credit on the Record Chieftain at th
reduced rate, and as sorni as pos
Bible statements will be mailed t
each one showing the credit glvar
and th.e oxact state of the account
This change is made for sov-ara"
reasons, the first and ch'.ef boln;
the miserable . mail service in thlr
county, on account of which th
majorlty of . the subscribers to thf
Twlce-a-w3ek paper lost the bone
fit of ,tho frequency .pf Issue, Com
plaint ha j been common from th'
North End, for instance, Unit batl
ishues arrived together, although
Invariably a mail, left Wallowa fo
Flora between mailings of the pa
purs. There were other reasons tha
needn't be entered on at this time
but one should be stated: With on
paper' and one interest, we will glv
better service, move newspaper ant"
better satisfaction. This In ltsel
Is sufficient reason for the change
itoping you will give the new order
of things a fair . trial, and then' If
- - - i - .
you have any kick coming, that you
will register your complaint at head
quarters, we remain, very respectfully
PUBLISHERS NEWS -RECORD
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
.OF COUNTY COURT
(Contlnd from front page.) ;
the county came' on tor oonsidora
tlon and the said bills having bee:
.submitted, to the court and thj
court having passed upon and aud
ltod each of said bills separately
as appears from the signature- of
the court thereon,
It Is therefore considered and or
dered by the court that the" said
bills be , allowed and warrants Is
sued by the county clerk In pay
ment of the same as allowed In
class and amounts as follows,
Built to
heaviest
with greatest
and safety. .'
A X.
Its parts are few and strong and simple.
The breech is locked by a turning bolt
as in the latest design of military rifles.
Five itnasliing, one-Ion blows delivered with
lightning speed cr deliberate fire ts need may be.
The only recoil-operaled -tiRe locking the cart
ridge in the chamber until after die bullet hat
left the muz!e. '
Qmlm-LM? ihc perfect shooting
combination. - ' " . - -
StnJ fat Dttctiplh FMti
Romington Armt-Unioa Mataltie Cartridf Cm,
29 Broadw.y. N.w York Cir
to-wlt: i
High School Fund.
II. K. Shirk, salary principal $120 00
Gens W. Hall. : salary ass't
' pvi ic'pal , .. ..
Mrs. A. E. Ivanhoe, salary
teacher.... .... ,
May Uothwell, do'..,
Ii. Li. McAdams, janitor work
D. L. McAdams, janitor work
Road Fund.
I. M. Pltzer, painting crow
. bar ............
Irvin Whitmore, salary road
supervisor
Nibley-Mlmnaugh Lbr. Co
lumber
Nibley-Mimnaugh Lbr. Co.,
lumber -. ,
Denny & Pratt, bridge nails
General Fund.
J. F. Campbell, labor on
bridges ....
L'. F. McAnulty, grand jury
bailiff
100 00
90 00
90 00
25 00
3 25
75
90 00
16 63
273 77
,,6 00
659 25
15 00
Don E. Dale, freight 1?6 3
f. H. Moore, witness state
vs. Frlddles
Roy Smith, witness state
vs Frlddles ....
Lawrence Bartlett, witness
18 00
17 20
state vs Frlddles
Lafayette Wilson,
18 Of
witness
State vs Frlddles ....
J. A. Ray, witness State
vs Frlddles
Rosa Prestwood, witness) State
vs Frlddles ..
17 60
18 00
28 60
Julia Prestwood, witness State
vs Frlddles .... ..
.28 60
vV. B Russell,
witness State
J
witness State
vs Frlddles
28 60
loe- Boseley, .
vs Frlddles 18 00
Beatrice Silver, witness State
vs Frlddles 18 00
Frank Pitman, .witness State
vs Harris " 8-20
I. C. Hall, Juror fee. 43 00
I..' A. Blevans. do .... 40 40
J. A. Ealter, do ... . 40 40
ii. J. Butler, do 57 00
R. B. Bowman, do 41 00
L. C Johnson, do 15 20
J. W. Blckford, do 39 20
J. S. .Applegate, do .... 50 00
J. A. Funk, do - 12 20
,V.. P. Ballard, do 59 00
Alvin Austin, do 61 60
Jack Cole, do 57 2C
3 P. Holmes, do 56 40
J. T. Bell, do .... 51 00J
Jhas. Hauprlch8. do 37 00
W. A. Murray, do 46 00
C.J. Sanford, do .... .... 45 60
Horace Mitchell, do 18 20
). D. Day, do 18 20
TV Bell, Juror fee 39 20
ii. C. Cramer, jury bailiff. . 48 00
W...T. Bell, juror fee .. 39 20
H. R. Hanna, court stenograph
er's fee.. 120 00
V B.. Hunter, juror fee ... . 2 20
V. E. Keltner, do 2
0 S. Reavls. do 2 20
Julian Ellis, do 2 2(
ft. S. Johnson, do 2 20
J. A. Eggleson, do 2 70
Clyde Ptt, do .... ....... 2 60
C. P. Ragsdale, do ... '.. 2 20
V, H. Brownie, do .... .. 13 00
O. D. Daniel, do 18 00
N, J. Hansen, do . 2 20
N. D. Varner, do .... 2 20
E. W. South wick, do .. 2 20
E, M. Ward, do 2 20
B. T. Long, do .. 2 60
J. D. Day, do . 2 20
J. A Denny, do ...... 2 20
Elmer McFetridge, grand juror
fee . f 2 60
0. E. Wagner, do 2 20
Joseph GUI, do . . 18 60
H. E. Hendlckson, do .... 84 00
F, O. Clark, do , 17 00
f'. A. Clark, do . .. .. .... 15 20
C. J, Allen, do 19 00
L.' Beecher, do .... ' 27 00
Win. Bonner,, do 17 00
T. C. Bunnell. Juror fee .... 22 80
John Baker, Juror fee .... 40 40
W II. Gibson, do 32 '40
Eitf Enough for th
MoH Danf roua3aai
handle the
I -
ammunition
accuracy
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r
39 00
Thos. R. Aklns, do .... ..
Delbert Horn an, do .... ....
Crist Bauer, do
45 40
12 20
15 20
36 20
15 20
42 60
18 20
6 80
' 3 40
6 00
2 '20
6 20
2 23
5 60
6 60
,5 60
5 40
2 20
6 00
6 00
2 20
2 20
". 2 20
2 20
5 00
2 20
2 20
2 80
4 00
20 00
46 80
10 60
W. Clemens, do ....
M. MarqulB, do . ... ....
Carl Whltmore,' do .... ....
John C. Pratt, do .... ....
Frank Sheets, do.. .. ....
Wesley Duncan, witness grand-
Jury ....
T. Resch, do . ,
N, D. Crofutt, do
W. E. Taggart, do .... ,..
Walter L, Buzzard, do.... ..
F. 1. Vergere, do . .
G. May, do .... ....
LO. Gaspare, do
Auguste Jlathleu, do .... . .
Herman Mitchell, do ......
T L. Davis, do
Nellie Keeler, do .... ......
Amanda Davis, do . . ......
B. Combes, do
S. Hotchklss, do
W. P. Samm8, do
Purdy Littleton, do
Mrs. Nancy Boise, do .... .
C. H Zurcher, do ,
Chas. Hug, do .... .... ..
Chas. McAUster, do
L. A. Bloom, witness State
vs Harris '
N, Molitor, do ...,'.
V. Cesser, do , ....
E. T. Anderson, do
Oscar Olsen, do .'.
H. D. Crumpacker, do ......
F. B. Leonard, do
M. W. Goodman,' do .... ..
Arch Wlllett, do ....
8 00
i oo
10 00
8 00
10 00
Jim Gastln, do '. . . . ....
Ober Ward, do ... .
Oliver Wood, do
W. B. Hunter, do .. ....
Chris Cook, do
C. W. Womack, do ..V. ....
John Graham, witness State
vs Harris .. .. .'.
W. A; Coffey, witness State
vs Harris
Beatrice Coffey, witness State
vi Harris .'.
Effie Cook, witness State vs
Harris ....
C. L. Whlsman, witness State
, vs Harris '. . . .' .... .... .
S. P. Crow, witness State vs
Harris . . . .
Leonard Olsen, witness State vs
Harris . ." , . . . . .'
L. P. Rose, witness State v
Harris .... ' . .
Mrs. L. P. Rose, witness State
vs Harris .. ....
Ultttle Jacobs, wl'ness Stata
vs Harris .. ..'i "
Mrs.. G. W. Weir, witness State
vs Harris ....
Lena Ackley, witness State
vs Harris ....
Mrs. Ackley, witness State
vs Harris
L. Olsen, witness Stata vs
vs Harris .... .... ....
Wm. Whltmore, witness State
vs Harrts . . .... "'
W. W. McCully, witness State
va Harrts .... '
Leonard Harris, witness State
vs Harris.'...' ji
Sam Wade, witness State vs
Harris
T. P. Coleman, witness State
va Zumwatt
Bertel Sargeant, witness State
vs Zumwalt ..
Lester Nell, witness State vs
Zumwalt
Arthur Jewell, witness State
vs Zumwalt .... .. ..
Delmar Sargeant, witness SUte
vs Zumwalt
H. W. Dale, witness State
vs Zumwalt ....
H. J, Martin,' witness State.
vs Wlntngs ....
H. C. Davis, witness State
vs Frlddlee ....,.. ....
J, B. Faulconer, witness State
vs Lopes .... . ... ....
4 60
11 20
10 40
12 00
4 00
8 40
16 00
10 00
- I
10 40
6 50
10 00
10 90
'6 00
6 00
7 80
10 00
11 00
9 00
8 90
4 20
10 40
11 00
7 40
7 0
13 60
10 00
7 60
8 00
4 20
7 00
15 00
5 40
11 60
Ira Hosklns,
vs Lopes ..
Qeo. Houser,
witness State
witness State
v Lopes .... .. .
Pierre DeBonniott,
7 40
9 0
4 20
witness
State vs Lopes .. ......
C. H. Zurcher, witness State
v Erown .... .... ....
Reet:? Littleton, witness SUte
vs Brown .... ....
12 00
6 20
4 00
Puidy Littleton, witness State '
vs Brown . .
V O. Lecke, witness State
vs Frlddles .'. ; .
Mr. L. H. Locke, witness State
vs " Frlddles .. .i
Rodgeis Bros.," repairing chair
W. C. Boatman, stamps ....
4 00
1 00
8 00
' . 9 42
'135 00
W. C. Boatman, freight ana
i hauling, .-. .,
F T.. Crowe & Co.. Grader.
W, J. Funk & Co., supplies for
I prisoner ....
Mi Crow ft Co., supplies state
12 85
pauper 51 63
Bfall ft" Co., culverts ...... 966 00
Edgar Marvin, expense and
stamps .... ' .... ....
Sam R. Leffel, meals ....
J. C. Conley, postage ......
J. C. Conley, express and
postage
J. C. Conley, expense visiting
schools
Max Wilson, examination
board ........
Aubrey G. Smith, examination
board .. . . ..
49 45
18 55
1 25
4 05
2-M5
9 00
9 00
9 00
5 05
39 12
C. J. Mclntyre, examination
board' ....
Perry Blanchard, meals for
jury :..
lldgar Marvin, board of pris
oners
G. M. Hendrickson, work) as
deputy assessor .......... 100 75
Ben Weathers, stamped envel
opes .." ; . . . r.. ..
I. Vergere, services as In
11 84
terpreter .... .
15 00
7:80
31 00
1 00
1 00
' 1.00
100
1,00
l'oo
2 00
4 50
7 50
1 00
22 00
12 20
200 55
Fiank Beaudoin, services as
Interpreter
Geo. T. Cochran, services as
interpreter
D. G. Ralls, juror fee
O. E. Bodmer, juror fee ....
W. H. Baker,- juror fee
W, B. Applegate, Juror fee..
T. M. Gilmore, Juror fee .... '
Joe Beach,. juror fee .... . .
W. M. Locke, hauling gravel
A. C. Weaver, printing court
blanks . . ,
H. E. Merryman, maps for as
sessor's office .
Aug. White, list of voters . .
R. L. Mathew, witness State
vs Mitchell ....
D. H. Hearing, Juror fee
Fred S. Ashley, supplies ..
Fred S. Ashley, partition and
railing
317 60
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at La Grande, Ore
gon, May 22, 1911.
Notice Is hereby given that Ches
ley M. Williams, of Enterprise, Ore
gon, who, on June 28th, 1909, made
Homestead Entry No.. 06738, for S
SE, Sec. 21, and NNEV4. Section
28, Township 1 South, Range 45 East,
Willamette Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make Final Five
Year Proof, to establish claim to
the' land above described, before
Carl " Roe, U. S. Commissioner, at
his office at Enterprise, Oregon, on
the 20th day of July, 1911. .
Claimant names as .witnesses: En
och R. Bowlby, Herman F. Fischer,
Adclph E, Gartner, and Harry W.
Hough, all of Enterprise, Oregon.
F. C. BRAXWELL.
41c5 Register.
A Terrible, Blunder.
to' neglect liver trouble. Never do
it. Take Dr. King's New Life Pills
on the 'first sign pf constipation, bil
iousness or Inactive bowels and pre
vent virulent indigestion, Jaundice or
gall stones." They regulate liver.
stomach and bowels and build up your
health. Only 25c at all druggists. ',
Marble
AND
Granite
MONUMENTS
' NEW LOT JUST - I
RECEIVF.D j j
. . . - - '
Custom fork to Order "
f CHARLES WILLGER0DT
. ENTERPRISE, OREGON
j. K. IJWLER
Shoe
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Second-Hand Farm Machinery.
t 18-hore power Phoenix Tractlo.n
Engine (wood or ;. straw ' burner) ; 1
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Nlchola ft Shepard Co. build; 1 Ruth
Self Feeder; 1 N, ft S. Grain Weigh,
er and Bagger with water tank, bolt
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to
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8aved His Wife's Life. '
"My wife would have been lri her
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$1.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. '
Department of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at La Grande, Ore
gon, May 22, 1911.
Notice la hereby given that Amos
. Cbilders, of Enterprise,' Oregon,
who, on April 20th, 1906, made Home
stead Entry No. 14960, Serial No.
04778, forW NBV4, W 'SE Sec
tlon 11, Township 1 South, Range 44
East, Willamette Meridian, has filed
notice of Intention to make Final Five
Year Proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before Carl
Roe, U. S. Commissioner, at his of
fice at - Enterprise, - Oregon; - on ' the
20th day of July, 1911. ,
Claimant names as witnesses: Ja
mes Bloods worth, Frank Haggerty,
Thomas C. Bunnel, and Oscar Davis,
all of Enterprise, Oregon. ' ) :
, F. C. BR AM WELL,
41c5 Register.
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In 906 lightning killed only 169
people in this whole country. One's
chances of death by. lightning are
less than two in a million. The
chances of death from- liver, kidney
or stomach trouble is vastly greater,
but not. if Electric Bitters be used,
as Robert Madsen, of West Burling
ton, la., proved. Four doctors gave
him up after eight months of suf
fering from virulent, liver trouble and
yellow Jaundice. He was then com
pletely cured by Electric Bitters
They're the best stomach, liver, nerve
and kidney remedy and blood purifier
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8UMMON8.
In the circuit court of the Stata of Ore
gon, for Wallowa County. -
Ida M. Avery, Plaintiff,
vs
Edward J. Avery, Defendant.
To Edward J. Avery, above named
defendant: - ' ' ' ' '
In, the name of the State of Oregon,
you are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against you
by the plaintiff in tha above entitled
court and cause within six weeks from
and after the 18th day of May, A. D.,
1911, the same being" the date of -the
first publication of this summons, and
if you fail so to appear and answer,
you will be in default for the want
thereof and the plaintiff will ( apply to
said court for the relief demanded in
said complaint, to-wit, for a decree dis
solving the marriage contract now and
heretofore existing between plaintiff
and defendant, and that from hence
forth said marriage contract be held
for naught, and for the further decree
of the eourt that the plaintiff be given
the custody of the child, Maurice Av
ery, of the marriage. -
The defendant will take notice that
this summons is published, by order of
Hon. J. W. Knowies, Circuit Judge of
the State of Oregon, for Wallowa coun
ty, therein, in the Wallowa Chieftain, a
newspaper of general circulation pub
lished weekly at Enterprise, in Wal
lowa County, Oregon, and directing
that the same be published in said
newspaper for a period of six weeks
and seven issues thereof, the date of
the first publication thereof being Hay
18th, 1911, and, the last publication be
ing the 29th day of June, 1911.
39c7 DANIEL BOYD,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
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