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DESCHUTES, CROOK COUNTY, OREGON, JULY !8, 1903.
V .11 Report Unfavorably.
morning and evening. Rev. H. A.
Messrs Springer and KUiot, the Alter, of l’rineville who ivicompa*
viowers appointed hv the Countv nies him. writes us that if enough
a
• i c *- ourt to investigate the proposed interest can he a wakened! here, a
change in the county road at this Presbyterian church will lie organ-
place were in town Monday and ized and a church building con-
regon
& a!
lucsday with County Surveyor stria ted at once. This Ipoks very
«àSfe ) S h o î ç t U n e Craves.
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I hesp gentlemen accom- encouraging and it i» hoped that
j.allied hy Messrs \\ iest and Cot* the necessary meinhci-diip will he
and nion acific tor, who represented the owners of obtained. 1 >r. Holt is sa4d to he
the land traversed, went over the an ex*client speaker and yi|(i should
TO
SALT LAKE, DENVER, route which it seems is universally not miss hearing him.
desired hy the residents of this |
KANSAS CITY,
School Flection Contest,
CHICAGO,
LOUIS, place. The county road now runs
for about five hundred feet along
Two suits were brought this
NEW YORK.
the river hank, but this route is week, the outcome of the late
Ocean steamers between Portland never used and is not improved school election in this district. J.
ami San Francis,'«) every live days. because travellers have broken a M. Lawrence brings suit to contest
road for themselves some hundreds the claim of l>. F. Steffi to the
LOW RATES!
of
yards cast of the river and have clerkship while Millard Triplett
Tickets to ami from all pari* of the
U nited States Canada and I up |>o.
been going over private property, contests the claim of John Steidl
For particulars call on or address,
flu* route proposed hv the petition to a membership of the Board of
J. H. FREDER1CY, A?ent, to the Countv Court is located I School Directors. The complaints
Biggs, Oregon. about a quarter of a mile cast ofjset up the allegations that up-
the river bank and traverses the wards of seven illegal votes wa re
townsites of Lytle and Bend, cast for the contestces. Summons
Strange to say, tin* viewers de- ami complaints in 1 *,»t 1» cases were
dared that they would make a served on contestees on Wednesday
report to the Court unfavorable to hv Acting Sheriff Combs.
The
the change. One of the objections oases are returnable on July 27th.
All kinds of wagon work done. they urged was the unevenness of j before Circuit Judge Bradshaw at
Horseshoeing a specialty.
-ome of the proposed route. This chambers at The Dalles. Attorney
objection should eome rather from j M. E. Brink appears for each of
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Shop opposite schoolhouse residents here since we freight in ' the contestants,
all our goods and would suffer |
A Bis E v ent.
BEND, OREGON.
most of the disadvantages, and the
The
grand
opening of ttie Bend
work necessary to put the road in
C. S. EDWARDS. M. D. shape would not give us any more Mercantile Company’s store on the
Physician and Surgeon, than our just due of road fu n d s.! afternoon and evening of July 28th
They also said that the road pro- will be no small affair. Manager
BENI), OREFOX.
posed would he longer than the (iran t 1,as n,a,l° arrangem ents to
Office opposite the J’. J 5 , I). I V s . store. present route but as a m atter of give an afternoon concert at which
fact the difference is very trivial. A. 11. Kennedy’s orchestra^will fur
A, H. G RAN T,
They were also reluctant about giv nish the music and from the gen
NOTARY PCHUC.
ing up the river hank although the eral expressions of satisfaction over
Office at Bend Mercantile Co.’s store traveling public never used it and Mr. Kennedy’s Fourth of July music
We arej ' s sal<‘ to say that a largo crowd
there is no road there,
BK.N'D, O R E U O V
this
point
the will he present. The evening will
afraid th a t on
opinions of the viewers were be given up to a display of fire
T I M B E R BAND N O T IC E .
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READVKRTWKMENT
colored hv the fact th a t they were works and a shott dance in the
U n i t e d S t a t e s L a u d Office, L a k e v i e w . O r e g o n
A pril,
29,
190.;. N o t i c e
> her**b\
g i v e n ranchmen and stockmen, for it is a hall a l|OVl‘ the store.
All visitors
t h a t i n c o m p lia n t* w i t h t h e p r o v i s i o n s o f t h e i
a c t o f c o n g r e s s of J u n e •'!. I 8 '« 8 , e n t i t l e d “ An a c t j lam entable fact th at cattle and , will he given souvenirs appropriate
f o r th e sa le of t i m b e r lg u d s in th e a ta te s of .
C a lifo rn ia . O regon. N evada a n d
W a s h i n g t o n h o r s t ? HUMl a r e p r o n e t o p l a c e t i l e of the occasion.
territo ry ,* * a s e x t e n d e d to a l l t h e p u b l i c l a n d
.
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s t a t e s b y a c t o f A u g u s t I, 1M
L\ L in a M. H a l e rights of StOCK over tllOSC of illtli-
NO. 8.
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The BEND MERCANTILE CO.
carries a full line of Groceries, Hard
ware, Stoves, Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods
etc., etc.
A. H. GRANT, Manager.
BEND,
M illa rd T r ip le tt
BLACKSMITH
W h a t an E astern M an S ays.
o f A r l i n g t o n , c o u n t y of G i l l i a m , s t a t e o f Oft?- I *
.
g o n . h a s t h i s d a y riled in t h i s o f f . r e h e r s w o r n V i u l i a i S ,
I Ills d o e s n o t etl(l t h e
i t a t e m e n t No. 7t>9 i<»r t h e p u r c h a ^ f of t h e L o ts j
A. C. McCarthy, of Grand Rapids,
7-8-9 A- io see. i t p 20 s. r. 12 e w . m . a n d w ill m a t t e r , h o w e v e r , a s t h e r e p o r t o f
o f fe r p r o o f t o s h o w t h a t t h e l a u d » o u g h t is !
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arrived in Bend Tuesday
in o r v v a l u a b l e f o r its t i m b e r a n d s t o n e t h a n t h e V i e w e r s h a s l i o t V e t b e e n
ac-
fo r a g r i c u l t u r a l p u r p o s e s , a ml to e s t a b l i s h h i s i
and
left
the next day f»»r the upper
c l a i m to s a i d l a m i b e f o r e \V..\. ,Bt*ll l ’. S. j C e p t e d .
While M» •ssrs. Springer
C o m m i s s i o n e r . at I T i n e v i l l e . OreuoQ, o n Sat-
country where he expeets to meet
u n l a y h e 18th «lay o f J u l y . 19ui.
: and Slliot an* capatile atid well-1
S he n a m e s as w itn es ses ; f 'ra n e is J. D evine
J.
A. Brown and party. Mr Me
T h o m a s 11 walk in» «a Aiinmv oreK"ii: Bvnj- meaning gentlemen, it is to he re-
a m i n F. Morri
r r i s of l ' r i m v i l l f . o r f g . m ; D.iiial.l i
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; C a i t l l V IS il in attorney-at-law and
V. Steffa «»l pcs, iiut.,>. onv ii.
gretted that Prineville viewers were ,
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A n y a n d a l l p e r s o n s c l a i m i n g a d v e r s e l y tin
at one time represented his home
a b o v e d e s c r i b e d l a n d s a r e r e q u e s t e d to tile not appointed since residents of a
t h e i r c l a i m s i n t h i s office o n «»r b e f o r e s a i d
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, district in the upper house of the
18t h d a y of J u l y , l ‘.o.L
city would viewr the proposed ...
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K. M. B rat t a i n R e g i s t e r .
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Minnesota legislature. In speak-
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OREGON
THIS
!S
Reserved for
The
New
Store.
\V. H. Staats,
Desc fuites,
Proprietor.
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Oregon,
MINNESOTA BUFFET.
TWOIIV
m ’ k u d w n ,
I'ItOI is .
The Only First-Class Establishment of its Kind
IN DESCHUTES,
THE I tNEST BRANDS Ol WINES. I.I«)C0RS, BE« RS AND CIGARS
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Eusterii pooplo are espooiallv invited to give the Buffet a cull when in the city,
Accommodations First-C lass in Every Respect.
change from a different standpoint
I ing to T iik E cho editor he said that
TIMBER I.ANI) NOTICE.
and would, no doubt, have recom
! the opinion prevailed in the East
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mended the desired route.
U n i t e d S t a t e s L am i Office. L a k e v i e w , O r e g o n
j
that live years time would seem an-
MaY. 8 , 19i»-i ; Not ice i* h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t in
lias just lioen reopened under the. maimgeinr iit ol !•'.<I Boyd, formerly of the fa re .
c o m p l i a n t e w i t h t h e p r o v i s i o n s m t h e a c t of
Did You hear It?
uf;-.during begun in this Central
J u n e 8 , 1878, e n t i t l e d An a c t t o r t h e s a l e of
Well Bend Hotel,
t i m b e r l a n d s i n t h e stai* s «»f ( ' a l i f o r n i a . O r e
It is reported th a t a lvnx dis- Oregon timber belt. While look-
g o n , N e v a d a a n d W a s h i n g t o n T e r r i t o r y , ” a-*
e x t e n d e d t<» a l l t h e p u b l i c l a m i s t a t e s b y a c t of
DESCHUTES OREGON.
turlied the slumbers of some of the ing ovt r the country Mr. McCarthy
August
4. 1892, I d a M e r e d i t h «»f I T i n e v i l l e
e o n n t y of ( rook
S t a t e of O r e g o n .
has
probably take iq) a timber
rile d i n t h i s office h e r » W o r n s t a t e m e n t No. 1 * 22 . residents of Garden Row Fridav will
f«»r t h e p u r c h a s e o f t h e e 1* s c 14 . s w ‘ , He 1
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claim.
W’e are inclined to dis-
s w 1 4 of see. 2 1'. in tp '2*»s.r,9. e n m l w ill ot'Vr morning.
p r o o f t o sh o w t l m t t h e I hxk I s o u g h t is m o o r e
v a l u a b l e i«»r t i m b e r o r s t o n e t h a n for a g r i - believe the story as it is well known
Another Irrigation Company.
c u K u r a l p u r p o s e s , a m i t«» e s t a b l i s h h i s c l a i m
to sai«l l a m l b e f o r e M. H. Hifgs, U. >. ( O m - that the lynx’s disturbing propen
WES1 & COM CANY, Proprietors.
mi»si«>ner a t P r i n e v i l l e . O r e g o n , o n T u e s i l a y ,
The Carey Irrigation Act has
sities are not of such a character as
t h e 4th «lay o f A u g u s t 190:{
S h e n a m e s as w i t n e s s : J o s e p h I* H t i u s a k e r
attracted another irrigfttion com- All kinds of fresh and salt meats, poultry, vegetables, butter and
We venture to suggest
J o h n C o m b s , o f I T i n e v i l l e , O r e g o n ; J o s e p h described.
pany to this region. The Davis
*'KKS constantly on hand,
M a n e a u . o f K n.« l a m l . O r e g o n ; F. J. D e v in e ,
however th at it m ight have U en a
of A l b a n y . O r e g o n .
A n y n m l a l l per-*«» n-* c l a i m i n g a d v e r s e l y t h e
Lake
Irrigation
Company
has
iip-
YVest
Building,
Bend, Oregon,
visitor of the black
a b o v e - d e s c r i b e d l a n d » a r e r e q u e s t e d to rile nocturnal
t h e i r c l a i m s i n t h i s «»ffice o n «*r b e f o r e sai»l
plied to the Department of Interior
hodag tyjie which is said to I m *
4ih d a y of A u g u s t , 1908.
fc M. IlEATTAlK R e g is t e r .
for
¡1 tract of
acres in the
' t ' t t p
T>TT
T~»T TA~I o i o * tw t - k t
quite numerous in these parts. No
western part of this county. The
lives were lost as a result of his
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
company is capitalized at $25,000
A . C. LU C A S, Proprietor.
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I • K • visit and our neighbors are slowlv
Nov. id . iwy. Nou.r I» hrr.-iiv Riv.-n iii«i m recovering from their scare The an * i;i ton'l,OM (l OI Roselmrg Q n jy First-class Accomodations for the Traveling Public.
<-om)>ll»ni-v w i t h I b v p r o v i s i o n , of t h e m ! of
.
parties.
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J u n e a. IST», r u t i t l e d , - A n »• 1 l o r tin- »»1^ o f ailviSahllltV of purchasing a Gat-
The Booth it Cornett and \ andevert stages stop at its doors and live ry
t i m l x - r l«n<l» i n lin- «i»tv» of l « lifo rn k * . Ore-
Ron. Nrv««l» nii. 1 W » . | i i n * i o n T e r r l f o r y . " «- l i l l g g u n , t o
Special Agent Visits Bend.
teams can he hatl on short notice to drive to the timber.
re]>el future attacks.
t-xfeinlt-tl t o n il t h e inililii Imiti stntv.» b y n e t o f \
A iin n n t *. l»*!. K n n i f 1 H u n t of ADtt-io|x- • m n t y will lie the subject for discussion hv
Colonel A. R. Greene, siM-cial
BEND, OREGON.
of W M r o , . i n o - of « r.
u. 1 *.»- flletl In I b i»
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offi< t- b> »«.«ni -tatf liit-ni N" »- :ortiif|nir- t h e Row - r e s i d e n t s ¡it a meeting to ageikt of the Depurtmentof Interior,
th»«f of thv » ■ ,« « '»I,**1, Stx-. T. S. K
v K w in
l i e w i l l oltt-r |Ti«>f t o » how t h a t t b » I r * field s o o n .
was in town Fridav of last week
We not‘ ,r" m th r
John Steidl left Tuesday for
Inn> 1 «..iiilii i - im ire T n l u a b l e f o r Hi
> m n r t h a n fo r a g n i u l t i i r a l |> urpow». an<l t o
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and
s|ient
Saturday
inspecting
the
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lt;nt,t‘0Ghe
Crttok
County
Prineville.
From there he goes
e s t a b l i s h h i « ' l « i m t o «ani l a u f i . " r e W ,t
« ¡ h a l l W .. m _ . „ a
B e ll.!' s
er at IT ineville o rt gon
- n a n ” e n " v* A k ,n a ri.n t
,
,
Columbia
J
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rna*
t
^,at
*^Fs-
Grace
Merrill,
East
to
ascertain
whut the attitude
u n Saluntay the 1. «lay of Aii|tii»t. ItM. _
Rev Dr —
ir.u l of land of the
il»nan.,-' •» »iinv»»r»; Jofiu< «ivb«"f Print-
uev. l»r. \V . S. Holt, sviHslical
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formerly
of
the
Pilot
Butte
Inn
at
of
Eastern
lumlK'rmen
is toward
m Irrigation
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Tin». Orrftov; F J U»Tln». VA Dorjaiu.
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i r r i g a t i o n t Company.
o tlip .in y . H
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Aiitvny,orrfou: *v«t I» I -irfT» of !>»»<imtr«. missionary of the Prestiytettan
Huntlav
morning
for
Prineville
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has
h
e
n
suffering
from
an
this
region.
Mr.
Steidl
will Is-
nday morni
Any »n<i »il p»r»on»riAiminx »a t » t »» 1 t th» church for Ort'gon, will arrive in en route fur Burns.
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today and holds services at
I l i t - i r l ' i a i n i » i d I h i * ttfftt t* o n o r l x - l o r r »«¡«l | n e l l d
I will Is* pleased to hear th at she is will visit Chicago, III., and Min*
1, U»y of Avgust. B»u
t M B aa r r a is K r f i.tc r .
the school house tonight, tomorrow
fiubsciiU: for T u t E cho .
¡rapidly recovering.
1 ueapolis and Bcinidji, Minu.
HOTEL STAATS
City Meat Market
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