rwimnn
Members of Tlie
BEND REALTY BOARD
IlEND TOWNSITE CO.
BHND REALTY KXCIIANGK
J. L. BYRNH
CENTRAL ORK. REALTY CO.
CROOK COUNTY REALTY CO.
DESCHUTESJJREALTY CO S
J. A. KASTES
HOME LAND CO.
O. C. IIENKLE
HOMESEEKERS LAND CO.
MERRILL-WILKINSON CO.
V. R. RILEY
W. W. Faulkner, D. M. D.
DENTIST
nulletin nuiMitiK,
B e ti d, Oregon
ROBERT B. GOULD
Civil. Enginkkr and Sukvkyok.
Bulletin Building
Bend, - - Oregon.
BEND LODGE No. 139
A. F. & A. M.
Meets on Thursday on 01
before the full moon of each
month. Visiting brothers-
always welcome.
J.D.DAVIDSON. 8C. U, O.COE. M.W.
SAYE MONEY bFyirpIacS,
your
Insurance
WITH Tit
lerticaltaral Fire Relief of Oregon
(MCTCAU.)
Home office, Salem, Ore.
Let me explain.
S. H. SNYDER Agent, Bend, Ore
Mrs. E. J. Herring
FadalHIassage, Shampooing, Scalp
Treatment, Manicuring
Manicure Article, Marcel Comb, Ideal
Brushes, Skin Food, Sanitary Hair Rolls.
Dr. A. A. BURRIS.?CK5S;
Healer. Di.ei.ea SuTfulljr Treated
Without the Vk of Drurt or Surierjr, by
the Natural Methods of llrstlnf . Chron
ic DUcatrs a Specialty. Consultation Vxr
Member of the Bute and Nations! Nsturopstt
Society. OOcc la IloUliaf Btdf .. Dead, Oregon
Peter Lehrman
GENERAL ULACKSMITHING.
Horseshoeing a Specialty.
Corner Bond and Oregon Streets.
B. FERRELL
Physician and Surgeon
Office over
Deschutes Banking and Trust Co.
Wall street, Bend, Or.
F. H. MAY
CIVIL ENGINEER
SURVEYOR
Bend, Orecon.
GEORGE S. YOUNG
CIVIL AND MININQ ENGINEER
HOTALIXe UWILDIKO
Bend, Oregon
C. S. BENSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OFFICII IN FIRST NATIONAL BANK DI.DC.
DKND, ORKGON
Vernon A. Forbes
LAWYER
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BI.DQ.,
BBND, OKliGON
U. C. COE, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
OPFICB OVKR I'IKST NATIONAI. UK,
Office Hours: 10 to 11 a. 111.; 1 to 3 and
7 to o p. ui.
Biwd, :- Okkgon
g
F. 0. MINOR
I-OSTOFFICB BUILDING
LIFE FIRE ACCIDENT
INSURANCE
Notary Public and Conveyancing AD
Legal Papera Correctly Drawn,
FIDELITY BONDS
Crook County Abstract Co.
INCOKPOBATKD.
ADSTRACTS OK TITUJ
to all Und and town lots in Crook counjy.
B. P. Wyld, Secy.
Frinevillc, Oregon.
We photograph the records.
ALL SIDES HEARD
DESERT UND HOARD CONSID
ERS NEW CONTRACTS.
Settlers Ask Immediate Control nnd
Repair of Umkcn Ditches As Yet
No Decision Reached In ttic
Hearing at Salem.
The local Water Users Association
utnl A. M. Drake nppentcd at the
meeting of the Suite Desert Laud
Board in Stlem last week when
the matter of eutering into contract
with the Central Oregon Irrigation
Company, as the sucecsor ol the
DcMchutcs Irrigation & Power Com
piny, come up for cousideretion
A Salem dispatch gives the follow
iug account of'the meeting:
Coutlictiii) interests occupied the at
tention ol tirncttcally an all-day session
of the Desert Laud lUurd in connection
with the Central Oregon Development
Co.'s work in the Deschutes, the com
pany superseding the defunct Deschutes
irrigation vS: rower Co,
The Water Users Association, the
company and A. M. Drake J of Itend.
ere all represented by attorneys. The
Irrigation Company requested that the
tune of completing the contract as to
lauds in segregation No. 6 be extended
until February, 1913, Mid the time (or
completing the contract as to lauds in
K-gregatiun 19 be extended until Octo
ber 17, 1915.
It was also asked that the interest on
lien should begin at the dale the lands
ire approved tor stle by the Hoard in
ste id of the date when the proof is sub
initted on application lor patent.
Amendment of the contract in relation
to the reservoir project was asked to ex
tend until nine months after the grant
ing of the application by the Depart
ment of the Interior, in order to allow
lime for topographic survey.
Among other things requested by
the company is that ssles be allowed in
idvauce of approval by the Hoard upon
the company furnishing the baud to con
struct ditches to the laud sold.
A. SI. DrakeJ of Ilend made protest
against some of the requests of the com
pany, particularly as to extension of
time 011 the contracts relative to the seg
regation, und he also asked that the
Board definitely determine what work
has been done by the company and what
water rights have been earned and de
sires that the Board enter into a new
contract on the strength of this informa
tion and submit it to the protestaut for
inspection. Drake also urges that in
auy mollification of the contract panic
ular effort be made to sec that there are
no changes which will allow speculators
to ueai in tne properties anil asks tUa
only bona-fide settlers be allowed privt
leges to purchase land
tract.
The water users asked the Hoard to
require the company to construct imme
diately the North Canal under existing
contracts, and also asked fur the i mi tie-
dlaterepair of several breaks.
Objection arc made by the water users
to sales of land to settlers until water is
actually available to be placed on the
laud for crop purposes, and the Hoard is
asked to take steps to protect the set
tler in his water right and refuse to al
low liens of privileges to attach in favor
of contractors where there is doubt of
the water right, so as to avoid complica
tions and litigation for the water users.
The protests consumed so much of the
time during the day, as well as the argu
ments in connection with tnem. that the
Board took little definite action al
though it is practically assured that the
settlers will be required to par the state
jo cents an acre on the lauds, probably
naif time of filing application and
half at the time of furnishing proof.
Drake is principally interested because
of a power site at lieml. He claims a
prior right on water appropriation and
wishes to have at lean jaw second feet
of water flowing in the river past lleml
lor power purposes. lie claims he Is en
titled to this under original contracts
when he disposed of his properties to the
Deschutes Company, and wishes to see I
these contracts observed. Cone(iuetitlv
be desires to be kept aware of moves
matie ny me uoaru arm tlie company, ,
and be given privilege of inspection of '
any new contracts wnicn are to lie tnatle
THE BEND BULLETIN
Solicits Inquiries
About Up-To-Date
JOB
PRINTING
MODERN TYPE, A10DBRN
MACHINERY, MODERN
A1ETH0DS.
Call at office or phone us,
Phono No. 56
Wall Street, near Ohio.
J
Improvements nt (list,
OtsT, Or Nov., 30 V. U. llurUImrd
now owns the Three Cieeks situ mill
John I.. Sor Isout, and moved his fam
ily hack to the Willamette Vullcv sev
eral weeks ngo, except his two oldest
sous who rcumtued heto.
A number of new dwellings luve been
In lit this fall between Desert Spring
and Cliuc Pall.,
1'. M. l'liiltips is lnuiiig 45. notes of
new Inttd luttkeit by W. It. Cie.
II. C. Stfliuittacclicr Is bieikiug new
laud which was grubbed recently.
Several other dinners tire very busy
ploughing their old laud for spring
crops.
It. A. Scoggiu is dlgginK hi potatoes.
lie usually raise a fine crop mid will
likely li'iie h good supply of them agnili
this M-a-Min.
Hd White appears to tie in the horc
husinesa ns he has quite u tiumtcr of
them.
l.ttuibrr teiims tire Imsy hauling from
the Roberts Itrtw, mill to Iteduioud nud
Madras to the latter pkee fur the tail
road. J. O. lUnon of Ueiluiiiud is having
all the iHiil'llnjc of the Illghtower-Suiilli
mill taken down ami the lumber hauled
to his home at Redmond.
I'rauk Arnold is buiug some oung
horses.
! TtUC lil
! ML'tro !
TOPGERY
I Has a Full Line of
Warm
Winter
CLOTHING
for Men
RUBBERS
OVERSHOES
and
Rubber Boots
Merchant Tailoring a
Specialty.
RIGHT PRICES
RIGHT QUALITY
A. L. FRENCH
Your Patronage is Always
Appreciated
Patterson Drug Co.
asasaaas.as
Let us show you an
EASTMAN
KODAK
A nice shipment of
Community
Silver
just received,
PATTERSON
DRUG CO.
We are in business for your
health.
Leave your subscriptions for
All Magazines
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nf tlif T.ilirnvir iinrl lf tlinf
institution get the benefit.
NOTION KOU PIMUiirATlON.
Depsilineiit tit the Interior.
t H, t.siul Oilier st l.sket If w, Or ,
Nov j, ivlu.
Nutlet l heieliy ultrii tlist
,, iv I.. Wi.e, . -
iirHtisUiiil. Oregon, who, tin Julie?. M made
lluilletlmil entry Nit 5144, (Srll.il Nil. UII4"). fur
nwlj tutri ec. I.V. J t, H. K.. sit.litsU
wj , Vt wt Htf.ArNi.Mi KT
In lllril, iiuiIm lil titteiilKm liuimkr ninillti
rar iitHrioesltillki,lntiil 10 tin Isml ntxwv
.1-viU.I, txltite VoniiiilatMiicr- II. t' hlln nt
lleml, tlirnuiii tin Hit i.ml tlar uf llemiilwr,
Win.
Claimant iininc.it. wllnee
Willi. m O I'txtllisui, N.tile MI111M1. MllUitl V
llllttin, l,eitt M II111I, Rllnf Mtxlaiiil, tli
i-40 Akl'lll'K W.uitltlN, Kmlster.
N0T1CK KOIt PUBLICATION.
Deptttlmenlst tire Inlcilor.
U, r. t.sml tittle st Thi- tmllrs. or ,
September II, Isltl.
Notice Is hereby jlvrn thsl
Ntllle II Market,
wlm.e H.t(Tl siMiex I. lleml, Dreamt, itltl
tmltteiitt Uy at Ma), hip, (lie In Ihl. tMtit
Swuru Mlnleiuenl awl Ai,lkitllun, Nu .ai,l
twirthsM- I lie eki U v ij. T. ii , K 11 II
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liluusuflhesct ul June) iSfS, and nil, hicih.
itlwy, V.WIWI1 as the ' Tlml-el ami Mime liw
ttl .itch e-tltie ss mliitii lie (Utnl h ,it.ei.
incut stnl Hist. uiM.iil lu .hcIi -ttt-itk)i
the Istht ami llntl-rr Iheietm h.te tweti i
liisl.nt.lh llml-ri -Mlunsletl ..iv-j NmM reel . .
75 teiil. r M. and lh Uml thai Mid -ftl,
nl wlUtitler final iKuufiu .Hit vOter ajnd
catkm awl isms .tatenteitl uu the t.shdit, 11
IthiImi. i.. tirlolr II C Kill, t h t,uin
mlMUmer. sl hlsultwral Itcud ttirni.il
Any 1-ci.oh t sl liUrttv l.i Hulr I thl. mt
cHs.c Infore entry tic titttlsle m itiule.i at an,
lime 1-ettHc i-alrnl i.ic. hy nliua .tMiiiln
tsteilum.la.il lit Ihl. ortH-r sllrKiua U.I. hi. I.
would detail the entry
iM t. W MiMlkl; Keitl.ter
Vi asittmai iigiMffiKPir 1
HRISTMAS HOLIDAY
EXCURSION
To Uio
City of Mexico
via the SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
Leaving Portland DttTinbor 11 Ih niitl 1'Jlli,
11)10, mid Sim 1'YuiK'iMii DiTt-mlia- l-llli, 11)10.
A MAGNIFICENT SPECIAL TRAIN
Consoling of OlMrt'rvatioii I ur, Piilliiiiui YrMiliiilt-ri Sleep
ing Cars. Smoking Cur utM Dmmg Car, will leave Third
and Towu.vMid .streets, San Fraui'two, via the Coast Line.
The excursion is run under the auspices ol the
Southern Pacific, National I. men of Mexico, International
and Great Northern, G. II & S. A. ami Siitita lfe.
$1 fA ROUND TRIP VARK (J fl fA
1 U'JP 1'RO.M PORTLAND p & U
Corresponding low raits from other O. R. & N. ami
S. P. points.
Interesting sitla trips on the return trip, including
the Grand Cuuvon, may Ik- made. Ktiinl return limit 6o
days from (lute of sale. Equipment on thin train will be
limited nnd no more paiMiger.i will be taken than can
be comfortably provided for.
I'int further Information, deist'.. atJ Want i fit II r lllwlraled fcwVtet
"Mesleu call us any O K I N oe n I- Assnl ue ilttu
WILLIAM McMURRAY
( neral ra.aengcr Ac ' IVrlUwd, Oirgun
Wrestling Match
THANKSGIVINC. LVE . NOV. 23rd.
LINSThR'S OPERA IIOl'SE.
PHIL THOMPSON vs. A. R. DORRIS
OK BUND. OKKUOK Ol' ClIKSTIvR, MONTANA
$50.00 Purse.
TIIRKK OUT tH IMVIv 1'AI.I.S TO WIN. Owlr reecitds to I divided
60 tier cnl to wtuuer, 40 to locr. Strangle Ilolil barrcti. AdmUston f I.
'j - .
Speedwell
THE CAR THAT DOES THINGS
Power, Speed,
Durability, Appearance, Economy.
A. C. LUCAS, Bend Agent.
The Pioneer
Call on or telephone us for all kinds of
Wood and First Class Shingle?;.
We saw Cord Wood and Limb Wood on bhort notice.
Orders Promptly Filled.
DOWNING (3b POWELL, Proprietors.
The Home Land Company
RealtEstatoand
Insurance.
Timber Lands, Irrigated
New
PALACE
MARKET
Cltnrloii Hoyd, Prop,
MEATS
Vegetables, etc.
0. C. liniNKLU
HOMESTRAD
LOCATIONS
Real Instate Exchanges
of all Kinds
Wood Yard
D
HOMESTEA
LOCATIONS
and Dry Farhv Lan
.
S mi I
Palace
Restaurant
Rooms for Rent
Coiifi'Ctliuit'ry, Prult '
Picnic StipplleM, ClKiira
J. E, Taguart & Co.
Kstiiinili-a on
lliill llll'lll
W11II I'uper nt
ruillitiid I'iIisms
N. P. WKIDER
PAINTER
& Paperhanger
ClieM-.l and IW-sl Will l'aft Sain-
)ili-s 111 tile ttitnry. tlet
My Pints
H"X tij.
llrinl, OieKOtl.
CITY DRAY
UIAKI.I s mil Til V I'HOI'
t
'CITV.DfTiW
M. MAMU 1. I MO I IIINn
l-eavc iiir n lir. i'li Sn K SmllU
W.t.l-r t ul
Alio
Buckley Express
Co.
Direct IvxpreM Service iKlweeH
.Shamko mnl llcud.
Two Rikh Each wny every week
Careful Attention.
Bend office at Auno's Barn
Phone orders to Redmond ut
our cxpene.
No
Stops!
CONTRACTING
CARPENTERS
AND .10 DB1-US
Sutherland
I& Mcintosh
PIRST-CI.ASS WORK
(lUARANTEED
USTIAtATES I'lJRNISIIUD
ON ALL KINDS OP
WORK
Wood I Wood I
Now is the time o order
your winter wood, for the cold
niht.H (luiuiiiid n lnrv;e pile of
dry wood. Cnn I bought of
Ir M. Curler nt it rfusouiililc
price, deliveretl ut tiny lime
Leave order ut A. M l.iita'.s.
?1 Al. CAIri:R
' JOHN LOGAT
DltAI.ltK IN
Harness and Saddlery
Trunks nnd Vnllses
Repaired
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