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SANITARY MARKET.
of
Bolton Plant ths Eatabltihmant
Ont Soon,
Ronton is to lmvo a sanitary market.
A site near Copley square tins been se
lected, nml tho Women's Municipal
lenpio 1 RoliiR to undertake this much
needed step toward civic betterment.
A desirable lot hns been decided upon
for tho erection of a building which
will bo n model of Its kind.
This mnrkct will be eonstrurtrd of
tho moit approved materials, with imn
absorbent nnd dustproof finish, faclll
tics for care In the hnndllnc of food
(duffs, etc Control over source and
quality of tho food Itself will also bo
fncluded In tho plan.
Profit From Park 8rt.p.
Because net profit has lieen re
ceived from the wool of the sheep at
Cadwaladrr park. Trenton. N. J.. Com
tnhudoncr nurk Intends to stock tho
park pasture with thoronshbreds next
)7ar. Tb wool was disposed of at a
local manufacturing plant
POUTI.ANI MAKKKT LKTTKR
NORTH PORTLAND. Bopt, 7 Re
ceipts for tho week havo been 16 S 4
catttc, S calves. 1528 hogs, 2490
aheep, and 48 horses. In tho face of
an increase in receipts, tho cattle
market ranged strong at tho former
week's prices. Some claim was
made that prices ruled 10 to lie
higher, but thla was largely a ques
tion of quality and there Is mora
safety In saying that prices held Arm
with a more active demand. Tho
supply of hogs from local territory
showed u slight Increase which was
also followed by a 10c ralso In tho
market. The sheep market was
poorly supplied. Thoro was an
active demand for at least doublo
tho sheep that arrived. The market
on lambs was from ISc to 25c a
hundred higher than the week previous.
FIRST 11A1T1ST CHURCH.
Yltbert R. Howell, acting pastor;
"Winifred Elyea, assistant. Services
Sunday, September 15: Dlble sobbol
'tlVn. m., public worship with ser
mon at 11 a. m., people's services
with sermon at 7:30 p. m. Com-
YV.VTKH JIKAHl'HKS.
Tho United States Ucologtcnl Sur
vey prints In many of tta watur supply
papers a list of convenient equiva
lents for use In hydrnul'c computa
tions. The follovliw la tho most
useful portion of tho list:
1 second-toot equals 40 California
miner's Inches (law of March 23,
1901.)
1 second-foot equals 3S.4 Colorado
minor's Inched.
1 second-foot equals 40 Arltonn
miner's Inches.
1 second-foot equals 7. IS United
States gallons per second: equals
I4S.S gallons pjr minute, and C4C,
272 gallons for ono day,
1 second-foot equals about 1 acre
Inch per hour.
1 second-foot for ono day Is 1.9S3
acre-feet.
1 second-foot for ono 2S-day month
equals 55.54 acre-feet; for 29-day
month cauala 57.52 acre-feet: for 30
ilSy month equals 69.50 acre-feet: for
31-day month equals 61.49 acre-feet.
100 California minor's Inches
equals 2.60 second feet.
100 Colorado miner's Inches
for ono day equals 5.17 acre-feet.
1,000,000 United States gallons
per day equals 1.55 sccond-fcct.
1,000,000 cubic feet equals 22.95
acre-feet.
1 acre-foot equals 32&.SS0 gallons.
1 cubic-foot equals 7.4S gallons.
1 cubic foot of water wolghs C2.5
pounds.
1 horsopower equals 1 second-foot
falling S.S0 foot.
To calculate water power quickly:
Second feet x fall In feet divided
by 11 equals net horsoovor on
water wheel ronlltlng SO per cent of
theoretical power.
SUMMONS.
In tho Circuit Court of tho Stato of
Oregon for the County of Crook.
A. C. Lucas, Plaintiff, vs. Rnlph
Patterson, .Mary Patterson, Jesso I..
Sumrall, V. B. Guerln, Jr. and Atox
Holbrook. Defendants.
To V. B. Ouerln, Jr., above named
Defendant.
You arc hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint of tho
plaintiff filed against you In tho abovo
entitled suit and Court, within ten
days from the date of tho servlco of
this summons upon you. if served
within Crook County, Stato of Ore-
within any other
plaintiff lmvo Judgment against tho
defendants Ralph Pnttersou nnd
Mary Patterson for tho sum of $450
with Interest thereon at the ratu of
10 per cent per annum from tho 16th
day of February, 1911, until paid,
and for tho further mint of $75 as
attorney fees and for tho costH nnd
disbursements of this milt. And for
n decree nnd Judgment to tho effect
that tho until mortgago described In
said complaint heroin bo foreclosed
according to law and tho practlco of
this Court, and that tho said premise
described therein, to-wlt; Tho WVj
of tho 9ICU and tho KU of tho
8WV4 of Section 14 In Township 21
South ot Range 10, K. V. M., In
Crook County, Stato of Oregon, to
gether with the tenements, heredita
ments and appurtenances thereto be
longing, no sola iiy tho Sheriff or
Crook County, Oregon, In tho manner
provided by law and according to tho
practlco of thla court, and that the
proceeds of such sale be applied to
tho payment of said Judgment herein
prayed for, and that the over-plus, If
any remain, bo paid to tho persons
legally entitled to tho same. And
that tho mortgage, lien and Interest
of tho defendants Jesse U. Sumrall
aud K. Ouerln, Jr., la subsequent
to nnd subject to tho lien, mortgago
aud Interest ot tho plaintiff. And
that tho defendant and all persons
claiming Interest by, through or
under them or cither of thorn he for-
evsr barred and estopped froth hav
ing or nsvertlng any right, title or
Interest In or to said promises, or
any part thereof, or any redemption
or right or equity of redemption, ox
cept as prescribed by law, and for
such further relief ns to the Court
may seem meet and Just In the
pretnUosv
This summons Is published In Tho
tloud Hulletln, a weokty newspaper
of general circulation, published at
Uend, Crook County, Stnto of Ore
gon, for six successive weeks, com
mencing with the Issue of Septem
ber 11, 1912, nnd ending with the
Issue of October 23, 1912, by order
of tho Honorable H. (', Kills, County
Judge of Crook County, Slate of Ore
gon, made and entered on tho 11th
day ot September, 1012.
Dated and published first tltno
September 11, 1912.
VKRNON A. FORIIKH,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
racnclng with Sunday, September 15,
and continuing for eight days, there Iron, or if served
will be gospel meetings every evening! County within thlsatatc, then within
at the church at 7:30. Tho public Is j twenty days from the dato ot tho
cordially Invited. It Is earnestly do-1 service of this summons upon you.
sired that those who attend shall
bring their bibles. Tho young mens
reading room at the rear of tho
church, adjoining the public library.
Is now completed and open for use
dally from 9 a. m. to 9 p. in. It is
open Sundays from 2 to 6 p. m. The
room Is open to all young men who
desire to use it.
or if not served within the State of
Oregon, then on or before Thursday,
the 24th day ot October, 1912. And
you are hereby notified that If you
fall to appear and answer, for want
thereof tho plaintiff will take, de
creo and Judgment against you for
tho relief prayed for in tho complaint
on file herein, to-wlt: That tho
gsai ii saaa s .
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1.1 PINK, CROOK COUNTV, ORB.
Hl'.MMOXS.
In tho Circuit Court of (ho Stale ot
Oregon for (ho County of OiooU.
The DcHohiitea Ranking &. Trust
Co., Plntntlff, vs. Ralph Pnttersou,
.Mary Patterson, J time I,. Sumrall
aud V. Ii, Ouerln, Jr., RofcndnntH.
To V. B, (luuilit, Jr., iitnivu named
defendant.
ou nro hereby required to ap
pear nnd answer to the complaint of
tho plaintiff filed against you In thu
above entitled suit and court within
ten days front tho dale Of tho scrvlro
of this summons upon you, if served
within Crook County. State or Ore
gon; or If served within any other
county within this state, then twenty
days from the dato of tho service of
thla summons uKn you; or If not
served within tho State of Oregon,
then on or before
Thursday, the 'Jltlt day of Oct., till'-'.
And you are hereby no tilled that If
you fall to appear mid answer and
for want thereof tho plaintiff will
tnko decree of Judgment against you
for the relief prayed tor In tho com
plaint, to-wlt: That tho plaintiff
have Judgment ngatnst tho defend
ants, Rnlph Patterson and Mary
Patterson, and each of them for the
sum of $62.00 with interest thereon
at thu rate of 10 per cent per annum
proper In thu premlsea.
This Hiimmoim la published in Tim
Hand llullolln, a weekly iiowapnpiir
ot Kuiieral circulation, puhllHtiml nt
lltiuil, Crook County, Statu of Orugoii,
for six successive weeks, coiitniuiiolnit
with tho lasuoof September 11, HU'J,
and uudlng with (ho Issue of October
23, 1U12, by order of (ho llonorablo
II. C. Kills, County Judge of Crook
County, Htndt of Oregon, luitito nud
entered on the 1 Ot It day of Hoptmu
bur, 1912.
Dated and Jiubllshed llrst Unit)
September 11, 1912.
VUllNON A. I'ORIIKH,
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
TIMBER CRUISE
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sot my hand nml sunt llilx llrst titty of
Hepleniber,
A. P, Douolitio.
And Upon couiiltlnrntloii tliruf, (
h ordered, by u majority of HiU
court, (lint thu nsslgniiKiut or subl
itwiinl nud iiccoptml hid by A I',
Doiiohuo lo J. II. I Inner bo nitltiiM
and Hint further action hereon bo
COIItltlllUll, '
At this (lino It. 0. Kills, totinty
Judge, states tlmt ho In opposed (if
(ho pttlllrntloti or approval of stuli
or any assignment.
(Continued from Pago Ono).
and accep( hid and enter forthwith
tho contract for cruising said timber
lauds with said J, Ii, I Inner accord
ing to provisions ot said bid and
award,
Respectfully submitted,
J. II, Honor.
Know all men by these presents,
that I, A. P. Donuhue, of thu county
of .MuKiiomnh, In thu stato ot Oregon,
In consideration of the sum of one
dollar nud other valuable consider
ations to me puld by J, II. Ilauer, (he
receipt or which Is hereby confessed,
do hereby release, assign aud set
over unto said J. II. Ilaner all the
Interest n cm til red i,y mo In a certain
award made by the County Court of a
contract for tho cruising of the tax-1
fnnii th 3rd riav nf t!.iiit,r. IUI0J"",w "er i"" hi irwiK wimuy,
it ,..i.i .,.i f..- ii... ....- ...,.i .ii..! Oregon, together with alt the per-
iisstia imiui us 'i iiiv ,irsjiirr im- i , . .
burwmeuts. and for the further sum iulsltl.. and emolument pertaining!
of 150.00 as attorney fee, and for1" '"-'h CH.utrsrt under said award
tho costs and disbursements of this1 '" ,l,,w hi-uf " hereunto,
action, nnd for a decree ami Judg
men l to tho etTct that tho mnrtxugv,
Ilt-t) and Interest of tho dofeii
Jesse I. Sumrnll aud V. K.
Jr., is subsequent to ana si
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uie lieu, wuriKifto hum uuvrrsi i
tho plnlntlrf. and that said mortgage
of thu plaintiff bo foreclosed accord-:
Ing to law and the practice of this
Court, and that the premises de-i
scribed therein, to-wlt: The NWfc
of tho SKU and (ho NK'i of the
SWU of Section 24, Township 11,
South or Range 10, K. V. M . In
Crook County, Oregon, together with
the tenements, hereditaments there
unto belonging, be sold by tho
Sheriff of Crook County, Oregon, In
the manner provided by law and ac
cording to the practlco or this Court,
and that the proceeds or such sate be
applied to tho payment or said Judg-
mum unrciu iuuji-u mr, nuu mm hid t .... ...... . ...,, .,, ,.A
uver-pius, ii any wirre uc, no iu K . .-
over to the persons legally entitled 'N'"' w"h b" ,p,
to tho same. And that tho defend-
I ants, nnd all persons clntmlng Inter
est through or under them or either
or tltein bo forever barred and estop
ped from having or claiming any
right, title or Interest In or to the
said premises. And for such fur
ther relief as thu Court may deem
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