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UI',NIJ, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVKMHHR 2,
I. 1905.
no. y
THE
BULLETIN,,
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
C. S. BENSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Bciul, - Oregon.
U. C. COE, M. D.
OI'I'ICK UVKK HANK
Physician and Surgeon
TKI.KPtinNX NO. a I
MINI) OKIUION
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.1. L. McCUI-LOCM.
A bl racier and Uiiimltur of I hie.
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Hf Hon RtWMli
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MIAKV I Til' U. INHt'MAWl I 1
A. H. GIUNT 1
A.ll Kit
HiMt'rpoiil, Uimliiit 6c OIoIkj, iiik1
..ancanlilre 11 ru Insurance
Cumpn itlcs.
HI Nl), - OKI '.HON
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Dra. Bb.knjp& Edwards,
PHYSICIANS m SOIWWWS.
I'MINI'AII.I.I'. - - OKI.OON
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J. M. LAiWRKNCIi.
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Xotarv, I'utilu , Insurance. Towntdu
PUis (or I'pper Deachnle VhIU'
MI'Sli OHKIXIM.
Miss Grace Jones
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Voice & Piano
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Crook County Realty Cc
Kea! Cstale Bought mid Sold.
Life and Accident
INSURANCE.
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TKIPLB'IT BROS.
Barber Shop & Baths
kl of mvummodations mul
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fugm It in.nr vHliwItl fur It tlmlier or .loin
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JiiMiixhi all n( llml, orrnuii.
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aUivi-.li.tili.l IuihU arc InjiifiiliHl lu file their
clalnm tn Dim Itlccuu ur befurc ull ytli iluy ul
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Almost TlumkHKivliiK tly mul
Hib robins rc Mill thick, What is
Hie mutter with the climatu in
paid?
GRAIN GRASS
: SEEDS :-
Fancy Alfalfa Seed, Dry Land
Alfalfa Seed, Winter Oats, Extra
Fancy Imported Shadeland Won
der Oats, Fancy Clover Seed,
Kentucky Blue Grass Seed and
Vetch Seed.
FARM
Implements
L.nrgo and Cdmplete
Stock of Plovs, Har
rows, Wagons, Harnoss
and Builders' Hardware.
Barb Wire
In Carload LoLc
"Waukeganita" Gal
vanized Wire, best on
Uie Coast, will not rust.
eed Mercantile Co,
BEND, - - OR.ECON.
TIMBER LAND
WANTED
I have toin)!rtt'i nrraiiKftrirntt whereby I chij
handle n number of nol tnnU-r cl4intt, in the I)e
chuie tutilier licit, nt once. Title miit be perfect.
1 huvc njo-ial inuiry jut now for land in Tp.
2t, ii, 3) and ? S , K. n K . nnd if UNrtiet owning
land there will ronitnuniciite with me, it may rtsult to
the advantage (if all concerned.
J. N. HUNTER,
General Cruiser and Land Locator
BEND, OREGON.
OV. 1MJ I, ,!,! ,. cffi.i
ccnuso wo nro selling tho same and better
quauty at a closer margin is a veiy good
reason why you will iind our store the
besti place to buy anything in the lino of
Groceries, Drygoods, furnish
ings, Shoes, Hardware, Sash and
Doors, Paints and Oils
TITe PINE TREE STORE
II. A. SATIIIW, iRoiKiirrou
Dr. B. F. BUTLER
DENTIST
Will he in Henil in December.
Watch this Space for Date.
NO LONGER IN DOUBT
Summary of First Sea
son's Farming.
DliSCIIUTHS LANDS ALL KlflHT
Kfrfl and Cllmat Vlttc Axrlultur
Martt tin a Firm lkHfNo
l7rl to 'I rMJbt
The aRHciiltttral noiiaibilitiai of
i lie Uetcbiueft lands have been a
natter of Kreal rotirern. 'lbe paat
cavii experien-r show what
niy be done ln-re nnd they are in
liutiv ofaguod future for tbif
onntry. Manv newcomer have
Htii enifajjed in farming this year
JUi Vat KMlar feld and vanUn nrnn,
a ere tried on the It h & I CoV
tet Ktotinds-twomileteaatof Bend
On that farm all root crops di
remarkably welt The result with
War beeta were very gratifying, a
shown b analyse heretofore pub
lished. Potatoca gave fair yield"
ind amall xrains filled tolerabh
a ell and produced as well aa cotibl
e expected on new land. Alfalf..
-wn in Jnne made an excellent
showing. Ked clover made a at
slactory Krowth. and that foragt
lunt will probably prove a valu
able crop in this locality. Tin
airy or sand vetch, 'planted in th
-timmerof 1904, made a luxuriant
growth, the -inea being aix feei
org by the 8fh of July this year
All hardy vegetables did well.
nd in quality were equal to tho
irown in other irrigated section
)n the natural soil carrots yielded
151011H per acre and turnips 18
"s. On manured ground the
iclded twice as much, single carrot
weighing three pounds and turnip
1 1 twunds. String beans, suinroei
iim winter .Mjuash. cucumher. im
liumpkiius matured, and marketable
roasting ears of sweet corn were
produced.
iheakima or furrow system
vhicll was emoloved uentralfv nwt
the farm, was found' to be a ver
ood m-thod of applying water auc
Ittite practicable in this district
On our soil the furrows should
ie 34 to 30- inches ajttrt. Tb
-raiii daiited in April requires two
to three irrigations, while that
owti a month later had to be irn
jated three to four times The
garden vegetables were imitated
seven times, the sugar beets five
lime and the potatoes two time.
The amount of water applied at an
ne irrigation varied from four ti
seven inches. The irrigation period
tor small grain was abont 50 days,
for sugar beets 70 days and for
garden Tgetables 90 days.
No killing frosta oorured on the
i.irm from May ai to Sept. 29.
The farming operations of this
vear have shown that our uoil i.
sufficiently productive and the
limate favorable enough to place
rmiug here on a firm basis.
Hoyd for them. Soon thereafter
the three Hrickaons went to Kotz
man's and took the liosjs, Kot.man
ling unable to hold the allium Is
ugaimrt the other three. Then the
larcenv charge was made and th
Ivricksons were arrested. A replev
in suit was also begun.
I'rom the evidenct aslduced at
the examination before Justic
Iawrence the rishts to the nroo
erlv appeared to be so much mixer
as to leave the larcenv charse no-
ejtUblisbed. Therefor, that ca
was dismissed. Incidtfntaltv th
parties wrre advised to submit thei
iffaira to arbitration. Unless sonv
settlement is made the right to tb.
property wilt be tried in the replev
u case now psnding.
ANOTHER DITCH LINE
Walker Basin Enterprise
on its Feet,
WILL' WATER 3l,fij0 ACRES
Vo SkulldtiKKary In Mall Contract
In view of the persistent eflfort o
speculators in mail contractors t
eta footing in the carrying eon
tracts soon to be awarded in this re
1011, the department has sent out 1
A'arning letter with the request tha
!iotmastcrn exert thenikelves !
make iu contenU known and t
trevent speculative bids. Post
master Grant this week receive
one of these notices, m - which tbi
lepartment reiterates its policy "t
place the contracts for carying tb
nails in the hands of responsibk
nen living upon the routes, wh
vill either perform the service in
person or give their active persona
sonal supervision to its performance
ind who shall receive the full com
oensation paid by the government
or the service and shall not shim
.ny part of it with any speculators
ny representation that the specu
lators may make that they are in
oosition before the department to
secure an advantage over local bid
lers is absolutely fake."
Oaxcrt Springs.
Rrank Arnold, of Redmond apeM
Monday apd Tuetdar at tfi old home.
Mr mnA lir. U' W tf . ..
t'nnevilleoM bttainea. U(e latter part of
Mr. and Mrs, J. B. MTchoU tpewt Sutt
darittCtine'FafU. IIerbri GUuer and MA. Nellie SJtaw
ere onitrd in marriage In the l'riiHrville
-onrt hnnac Nov. u TWv urlll u..k.
teir home ihi Mr. Clatter (arm tnsar
Oexrt SpHnga.
wiKU Humiajr. .Xotr. ir, the infant
rfn of Mr. and Mr. Bert Hodson. la
'erment took place at Squaw Crek
cemetery Monday aftafrwoon. Many
friend extend their sympathy to the
bereaved eon pie.
An entertainment and batket social
will la ffivam al IVmw Saftan 4i..i
hoHK. Nov. j;. beginning .at ?:jo. for
the purpoM of weunnK fund with w hich
M fence the ermetery. All are cordially
invited.
In the Neighborhood of Roslnnd-
Preparations for Construction
Work hi tfie Spring.
Another important reclamatiot
enterprise in the Deschutes valk
is set 011 foot by the approval of th'
Valker Basin enterprise of th
)regon Development Companv
The segregatlou of 31, tOc. acres if
-he Rostand mighborhood was ai;
oroved by Secretary ilitchcott
list week add sent up for tin
signature of the president. Two or
t.iree raon Iiave been set at work
prejjaring for extensive construe
don work iu the spring, arid great
activity is assured for nex"t season
This enterprise is managed by J.
K. Morsoti, wlw has" been its guid
ing spirit from the beginning, five
ears ago. The original corpor
ition has been' succeeded by the
Deschutes LanU Company, how
ever, of which Mr. Morson is presi
dent, I,etef Turner, r., vke-presi
dent and A. A. Ayn, secretarv
treasurer. The present head ofTu
of the corporation is in Portland.
The original application was for
some 65,000 acres', but it was soon
otind that au error liad been made
and a large area of fine timber was
included in the segregation asked
for. The clearing up of this matter
has taken A long time and a lot of
vork, but now 31,160 acres are ap
proved. President Atorson says he
aafalrcady arranged for a lot of fine
machinery for construction of this
irrigation plant and is confident it
will be completed by the spring of
1907.
Catlwllc Church Items.
Best Printing at 1i?o Bulletin Office.
1
who owns the noas?
Question InvoUed In Two Cases lu
Court.
The affairs, of the Beud I.iv.
stock t Produce Co. got iuto court
this week in both civil and criminal
ictiouis. The chartte of larcnv
prefer etl by Adam Kotxmau against
Charles 11 , Jiettieaud Oliver Hrick
au, was dhtiiiissed. Prooertv in
controvery. 53 hogs, was taken
uuuer replevin by Kutxutati and re
leliveml to White & Hill. The
nghu to this property remain to be
tried.
The butchering and market busi
lU'Sh formerly conducted by C. II.
Hrickson was Inst spring turned
over to the Bend Livestock it Pro
duce Co,, a corporation organized
mr the purpose. The stockholders
and directors are Charles Uoyd,
who owns one half the itock, and
Mr. and Mrs Hrickson, who own
lliootht'r half. Later the Rrick
sons desired to retire from business
ind Hoyd wished to continue, from
which iitharmouy has developed
that is now iu court.
The specific bone of contention
was a band ol hogs. Hrickson, who
was secretary and treasurer of the
corixinuion. Had sold the animals
to White & Hill, and Hoyd, who
was president mm general manager,
had sold to Attain Kotzinnu. Oliver
lirickhon and Lester Mtnenr wore
driving the hogs to deliver them to
wiute ct it til when Hoyd and
Kotztmui appeared and claimed
them and ti.t. were turned iuto
koUiwiu's liv' ' 0 I r
The Rev. Pather Hickey will
make his Christmas' visitation to
Heiul and surrounding country the
first week iu December and will
celebrate mass iu Heud Sunda
December flfc 3rd at 9:30 o'clock a.
m. HatherTlickey will abo lectttre
in the hall iu the afternoon of the
same date at 3 o'clock. Father
Hickey desires to have all his neo-
ple present on Sunday Dec. 3rd as
he desires to submit to them nlaiih
looking to the develomnent of
church affairs iu Bend country. lie
also wishes that his people would
notify strangers and newcomers of
his visit to Heud. His lectures are
free and all are invited to attend.
liroke the Combination.
Pkixxvii.lx. Or.. Nov. 2d Last
week the county court received
oias tor the publication ot the an
nual delinquent tax list. The
statute says this advertisement
shall be at a cost not exceeding 25
cents jier nonpareil line. The Re
view presented, as usual, n bid of
25 Mi cents a line, and the Journal,
as usual, 25 cents a line. Rut pa
pers outside the couiitv seat wtr
o hand this time and The IUmuI
dlulletiu's bid of 12 cents per line
was promptly accepted. The pub
lication is to be, in the words of the
statute, "once each week for four
consecutive weeks."
Death of C. 'a. Lovell.
A card received bv The Rnllethi
this week announces the "death of
Consider h. Lovell at Denver, Col.,
on the 1 6th of November, from
cancer ot the stomach. Mr. Lovell
came out to Rend from Columbus,
Ohio, a year and a half aim nnd
was purchasing agent for the D I.
v r. v.o. mr more than a vear.
when his health failed. The family
left Heud about three months ago
.Mr. i.oveil was about 65 yeursold.
He served in the civil war and hml
been a man o much force and at
onetime owned large business in
terests. He lived nu active and
A Singing Flycatcher.
Rend has some flveateliers tiW
do not accord with the book
cnaracteristics of those useful birds
For example Lord's book on Ore
gun inrus says tne llycatchers ci
the west have 110 song, ouly a call
which is rather strident. Rend is
visited every fall by a number of
flycatchers, which sit in the tree tops
md call to each other, the call be
mg a short plaintive whistle. Then
birds are a little smaller than thi
robin and of more graceful build
Their prevailing color is slate, with
under parts of slightly lighter hue
and wings and head black. Rut
these birds are great songster
They have a lone and varied soni
of marvelous sweetness, greatL
discounting that of the redbreast at
its best. The flycatcher i$ some
thingof a ventriloquist! too,' IL
will sit in a tree over your beau
and sing boldly one moment an
the next he will so throat his uote
that they will appear to come from
a tree 50 yards away. IJvery bin '
has his own tree and if anv othei
of his species tries to (iive' in tin.
annus mere is irouote.
Notice.
To the Public: The Rend Live
stock & Produce Company is doiu
no new business and all person 1
are warned against entering into
contract with, or giving credit U
any person on behalf of said Rend
Livestock & Produce Company, as
said company will not hereafter lx
responsible for any bills ofsucl
contracting.
Dated Rend, Or., Nov. 16, 190s
ClIAKUtS Royd,
35-4 President.
Notice.
To the Public: All bills dm-
the Heud Livestock & Prndn.
Company must be paid to tu
utuiersigueu, wuo is secretary on.
treasurer of the corporation.
ijaieu uenu, ur., Nov. 16, igos
C. II. Ekickso.v. 35 s
ArraiiRements for snecial Thanks
Rivitlir Se-vices at the ehliroh nr,
going forward under the direction
of the Christian Endeavor Socieu
The Rev. J. A. Mitchell wi.l
,dellvr th v'mon
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