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Kent!
OrcKon
0. 1. NIBWONUlSIl, llund, Oro.
UMlKUTAKKIt.
Llceused Kiiilmlmer,
! I'uiicml Director,
IMiono. Lndy Assistant
mmh, m. :. roit(ii:v
Doineatlo Nurse
llcnd, Orugon
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JtOHH 1'A UN HAM
Attoihey nt Law
Olllco In old First Nntloual Dank
lluMlng.
Dietetic, Hygienic, Naturnl Thora-
pontlcM. Chrotila Disorder a Bpcclulty
DR. It. D. KIJTOII U.M
DrtiKlr t'liytilclan
Hour 0 to & ilnthor Illdg
Till: J. II. llAMilt AIWTHACT CO.,
IncorjKtntted.
Complota tract Imtoxcs nnd photo
graphla copies of all Crook Count)
records.
I'rlnovlllo, Oregon.
W. W. FAULKNKR, U. M. D.
I i: X T I H T
O'Donnull UulldliiK
II o ii d, O r o k o n
U. O. UOi:, M. I).
I Ii jmlclnn nnd Huruoon
Oitlca over Flnt Nntlount Rank
Olllco Hours: 10 to 12 u. tu.; 1
to 3 nnd 7 to it . in.
IIKNI), :: OREGON
U. H. II UN HON
Attorney At Imvt
Omco In old Flnt Notional Hank
IlulldlllK
llcnd, OrcKon
VUIINON A. FOItllUH
LAW Villi
First National Dank llulldlng,
Rend, Orogon
ouoiuu: h. youncj
Civil) Mining ihmI Irrigation
Hngliieer.
Ontco nt Hooui 6, First National Hank
UulldliiK.
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F. O. MIXOIt
I'oitomctt llulldlng
LI KB Kl It B ACC I HUNT
- I N H U It A x c i:
Notary I'ubll" and Coii"oyanclng--All
Legal Papera Correctly Drawn
' Fidelity Hondo.
U. N. HOFFMAN
X O T A It Y P t' II I I C
. Hunter's nnd Angler'n Mcciiko Papers
n Specialty.
Ilullclln Omco, (lend, Oregon.
MISS KVA I.. QIIAVBS
Teacher of
PIANO PI.AY1NO
, Hcaldriirc Studio at Mrs. A. M. Lara's!
Telephone
II. C. HI. MS
Alloriiey-at-lrftiv
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United Htate CommUnloner
First .National Hank Hultdliig
HBXD. ORBOOX
DR. J. II, COXXAIt.N , '
HHNTIST '
Over Deschutes Honking & Trust Co.
Olllco Hours 9 to 3.
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R.H. DEYARMONDJ
Machine Shop and
Garage
Wo know how to do nil
kinds of Mnchlno Work.
frnv no Avrr ocn
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obr bait with tbs other (How's. That's
j rJoV PRICES, BETTER SERVICE
I)end Steam Laundry,
WATER-RIGHTS
ADJUD GATED
SQUAW CREEK CLAIMS
TABULATED
Report on liiwtigullon Hlartcd In
Nm ember, iOlt) All I'rlorlllc
iU'inbiUlicd CcrlllliutfK Will
llv ConnldfiiM by tliu Court.
TttroiiKli tin' courtesy of (I, II,
HruuMlur, Tliu liuliutlli lu ubio tu
publish tliu (ollowliiK tabulation or
tliu duiuriiiiuulloii ol wutor iliflitn
hi Hiiuuw Ciuuk. In 1V11. 7C22 auru
ol Iniid Irrigated troia bijuuw Crock
olHuluml cortllloate. Tliu amount
involved liuio I 7612 acres, if nil
tho laud shown on tliu map woro
grunted water rights, thcro would bo
it total of itlHJiit 16.GU0 acres to bo
supplied tiy tliu walets of Hiuuw
Cnuk.
'Ilia certificates Involved In tlili
rupoit will iu coiiHlduiod by tliu Cir
cuit Court, prohuldy lu vacation term,
and, aftor ainuiidiiiiiut, grautud final
ly. It U understood on good au
thority that lu many Instances Inac
curacies occur, no that tho acreage
shown In thin report. In all probabil
Ity, will not bo tho ucreago ultimata
ly pad.
Tim Investigation cointnenced Oc
tober , ll 12. Tho following tabu
lation shows simply tho natuo of tho
owner and number of acrct, each
grouped under auparato data of pri
ority: Priority of Xocinbcr 11, 1803.
Name of No of acrea
Water User Irrigated
It. O. Andrua 08
Tho. Arnold, W. F. Arnold,
successor lu Interval .... 08
lllack llutto Und Co 701
Vlda Arnold, Biva M. Hodaon,
aiicosunor 70
O. L. Ilrnntou, Ceo. F. Scott,
successor 84
a A. Clluo
Renn Oyrua, Harvey J. Harris,
successor OS
(eo. P. Cyrua 126
W. I). Cyrua, (I. M. Hlocuni,
successor 03 Vi
O. W. Fuller
I), II. Fryrcar, Harvey J. Harris,
successor 0& M
1). W. Farthing, Bd HUouioru,
successor 138
W. F. Fryrcar 1G0U
It, A. Ford. B. M. Hrayauc- ..
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Or, bettor
v Bend
i Xz&ZA
cciwur , .,.,,.... 32
John W. Oottor 32',
John It. Hrfward , lOKUi
It. It. Howard 110
J. W. Howard 1.1016
Koko Hilton 27
C'lydo JoliiiHon , 83
B, U, Johnson, (Joo. B, Goodwill
HIICCUHMUr , , ..,..,. 14
Jaspor Joliimon, Frank Hodyfolt,
HIICCOHNOr CO
(I. W. Null, Kdw, Mcaiothlcn,
aticccsaor ..,.. tU'A
(I. A. W. Itussull, Alva Prossor,
Hucci'ssor , C
Waltor Ilublo 09
A. J. Ilublo , . . 36 14
AluxThuiiipft0ii, Chinook hand
Co., successor .......... 294
A. 0. Tralmn 21
Win. Wtirzwlllor .
Fred Wloso 129
J. A. nnd H. B. West ...,.
J. Y. Winter, John J. Dokken,
successor f. 09
F. A. WUndorllcli C9
Priority of Xotrmber, 1001.
Tho. Arnold V
Bmlly Clluo 42
C. C. Cooper. O. F. Ohiilfati,
successor 34
Bnoch Cyrus 20
It. '.. Davis 3
T. J. Fry roar, Morton O. Cross,'
UHrresHur iJ't
Btta P. Fryronr 80
John II. Fryronr 17
C. L. (list 107
J. W. Howard, Jr
Mahal Howard ...........
Win. Ilardt, W. W. Whltnkur,
successor .............
Osrar Hydo -....-
Italph Johnson, W. Bdmunds,
successor
Alex I.ovoroiix
18
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27
97
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3G
X. J. Lninbcrt, Hlack llutto Co.,
successor
Maria Murk ...... F. M. McCullcy
Maria Murk 102
F. M. McCullcy, A. B. Imbler,
successor 70
F. W. McCaffcry. Frank Kelly,
Buccossor 31
Martha A. Htlblo 41
r. C. Ilooy. ........... b
Sarah Thompson, Hlack llutto
Co., successor ..........
P. Van Tassel ......... 33
It. M. Wright. Marlon B. Uurk-
hardt. successor 18
llertha Wurzwlllcr
Winnie M. Hunt 1C2
F. M. Phillips, Bdgar W. Glllott,
aucccssor 100
M. V. Turloy, John I). Strnlim and
Kdwnrd C. Strahtn, sue'rs 84
h. A. Hunt 40
Btta h Howard 70
Luoy A. Hnyder, Walter May
aucccssor 81
Hoy I.. Kidder 74
Indltldufll Water Vnvnt From Kqumt
Cwk.
John lllois 2C
I). A. Clayimol
Cloverdalo Irrigation Co. .. G24
P. II. Davla and T. M. Haldwin 40
John II. Fryrear -
11.J, Orimth C2
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Pwill Be Ready
in a Minute
As n matter of fact this wonderful little
disk stove Is ready to cook in much less
than one minute from the Instant you
turn the switch. And you can" cook on
It practically anything you wish.
It is, perhaps, tho most convenient
and useful of the great variety of electri
cal cooking devices now within the reach of all, not
excepting those receiving the more modest incomes. (
It represents tho genius of the " Light House Keeping
Age" now opening to us banishing ns with ti fairy wand
nil the nuisances of smoke, soot, disagreeable odors, and
tiresome delays.
You cannot fully appreciate its many virtues until you
actually use it. Come in and cook on tho una little G-Estoves
se carry in btock and leant a lesson in real convenience.
still, tako ono homo to try.
Water, Light & Power
Jopthla Jeffries
(iuy C. McCalllstor 232
Uwls McCalllstnr, F. V. McCal
llstor nnd C. M. Biking, sue
cussora 1.13
Matilda A. McCalllstcr ...... 2C3
V. W, Lovoron 31
Julia B. McCnlllBtcr 20
(leo, McCnlllstor 76
F. W. McCaffcry, Wesley AVhlt
beck, Riicccflsor .......... 168
0, W. McPharlnno, Matt Kulescli
and Jus. lllnmnn sue'rs. 103
Frank Paul, Jacob Qulborg, suc
cessor 103
J. II. Palmar, Franklo Painter,
successor In Interest with Tay
lor 40
HI wood Roberts, Hartley ft
Bdglngton, ..successors .. C
Itohorts llros,, Hartley & Bdg-
Ington, successors 13
M. W, Knlckerbockcr.succossor
lo Ilurghard & Htockloy, P.
F. Powelson successor In In
lorest In part ........... 132
It. J. Bkolton 72
O. W. Blayton
Dan Winkle, McCaffery & Den
nis, successors , .
Bdwln O. Wymnn 73
J. W. Wilt, J. M. Allen, succes
sor 101
Hamuol Wlohl
Kdward Whlto, Puller, sue 30
W. T. B. Wilson 31
Proofs Mwlr on Trans fern Allowed.
(I. W. Fuller 104
D. P. Moffat 46
Carl 8. Woods 40
Allwrt Wurxwelllcr
Bdward Whlto
POWELL BUTTE
(Continued from Pago 8)
of tho week.
Al Lucas, tho hotel man of Rod
mond, wan In this locality Friday. Ho
brought a party of landacekcrs.
Mrs. Xanney of Deschutes visited
with tbo Wilcoxons tbo last of tho
week.
Dr. Morgan, the veterinary, took
dlnnor with tho llobbs and Morse
boys Saturday.
Dick Vandevert was out among bis
Powell llutto friends tho first of the
week. He said he believed he'd get
fleshy on tho "home cooking" ho
got at Gcorgo Hobbs.
The Borosls Club met with Miss
Mabel Allen last Wednesday after
noon. Miss Allen started tho first
lwok, "Tho I-ady of tho Decoration,"
to Ikj read before the club. Tho ladles
meet again In two weeks with Mrs.
J. J. Chapman.
I,co Hobbs took his black colt to
Redmond Sunday to run against tho
Doty and Cllno horses. Though ho
tost tho raco, ha Is very much pleased
as this wbb the black's second race
and ho was completely untrained.
Tho Powell llutto huccaroog lost
out nt their exhibition In Redmond
last Sunday. The gato receipts were
Co.
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11-04
light nnd wero consumed when one
of tho Redmond boys rodo tholr
Crooked river outlaw for $16, Tho
wild west boys made a kick about It,
but ns It was tho best ride of tho day
tho Judges didn't besltato to give
lilm tho money.
Leo Hobbs nnd Alton Landfnro
wcro among tho Powell llutto pco
plo who attended tho creamery meet
ing In Redmond Saturday,
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CLOVERDALE
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(Special to The llcnd Ilullotln.)
CLOVBRDALB, May 12. Geneva
Rlvot entered school Monday.
Verne Hkolton and tho Misses Fry
rcar and Kleanor Orubo took tho 8th
grade examination last wcok.
A number of tho Cloverdalo peo
ple gave Mrs. Stcdhm of Sisters a
surprise dinner Sunday. During the
afternoon they presented her with a
silk friendship quilt.
Mr. Bhnrpeck spent tho first of the
week at Urandvicw.
Mr. and Mrs, Andrtis spent Bun
day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs, Geo.
Cyrus.
Mr. Waldron Is making a business
trip to Walla Walla, Wash.
Arthur Orubo and Miss Hawloy
took Sunday dinner with Mrs. I,. 0.
Q rube.
Tho cattlo of L. O. Orubo strayed
away some tlmo ago and ho has not
been able to find them yet.
Most of tho young pcoplo of tho
neighborhood spent Saturday at Red
mond nt tho track meet.
John Sharpcck Is working on the
Matt Kulesch ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Ankers moved to
Redmond last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Donovan called at tho
homo of W. F. Fryrcar Wednesday.
Georgo McAndrew was thrown by
a bono a few days ago but was not
seriously Injured.
Mrs. Walter Gumport has been on
the sick list for the last few days.
Mrs. Sterile Fryrear called at the
home of W. F. Fryrear Thursday.
Mrs. Elra Hodson called at tho
homo of Mrs. Myrtlo Arnold on Mon
day last.
John Fryrear, who has been work
ing at Roberts, Ore., returned homo
n few days ago.
Illy the Hucklcy spent tho week
end at Redmond,
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TUMALO
-- tMMMMIM4t
(Sptclal to The Rend Bulletin.)
TUMALO, May 11. Tho weather
of the -past week has been Ideal for
tho growing of crops. Surely the
rain that came was badly needed. It
has been one of tho most backward
and dry springs since tho settlement
of Central Oregon.
Leonard Ilarr, tho milk wagon man
coming by this place, reports tho milk
supply Increasing rapidly at tho Laid-
law cheeso factory.
We supposo tho woods will soon
bo full of engineers making the pre
liminary survey for tho state In the
Tumaio project (Columbia South
ern). PLAINV1EW
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(Special -to- The nend llullctlu.) ,
PLAIXVIBW. May 12.-Bd Strahm
and Bllen Crawford attended Sunday
school and church at Cloverdalo Sun
day, Miss Mildred Sees spent Sunday
avgnlng with tho Knlckcrltookors.
A few of tho people of this vicinity
attended tho ball game at Redmond
Sunday.
Mr. Knickerbocker and wlfo called
at F. McAllister's Sunday afternoon.
A number of people In tho sun
rounding ocuntry aro seeding alfalfa
now.
John Strahm was transacting bus
iness In Rend Tuesday.
Mrs. Crawford and Josle and Bllen
wero trading In Redmond Tuesday
Mildred Sess and John Llchtern
stlne wero In Sisters Tuesday
A number of peoplo from this vi
cinity attended the co-operative
creamery meeting at Redmond. M
W. Knickerbocker and F. McCalllstcr
woro elected directors ond Mr. Mc
Allister president. The creamery la
supposed to start up this week.
PINEHURST
(Special lo Tho Rend Ilullotln )
1MXBHURST. May 10. L. II Root
nnd family and Charles Johnson and
family spent Sunday fishing ou tho
Deschutes.
Misses Nelllo Snyder and Ruth
Dayloy si out Saturday with Mrs D
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Situated in the hub of the principal theater und shopping
district. Recently redecorated and refurnished throughout,
and better'equipped today than ever before.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Rooms without bath, $1.00 per day sad up. , f jv
Rooms wlUV bath, $2.00 fr day '! u.
W. Nichols.
Mr. Ilarr, tho mllkmnn, has
changed his routo to nceommodato
a number of PInehurst pcoplo who
now send tholr milk to tho Laldlaw
cheeso factory.
School visitors this wcok woro
Mesdames F. W. Lcvoronx nnd John
Richards and Miss Maydew Triplett.
Mahlon Couch mado a trip down
river Wednesday.
Mrs. Crawford nnd daughter of
Gist passed through hero Tuesday on
tholr way to Uend.
Mrs. L II. Root was tho guest of
Mrs, C. B. Nichols Thursday.
J. L. Couch wont to Rend Friday
with a load of fine potatoes.
Mrs. C. B. Nichols and son wont
to Laldlaw Tuesday morning,
John Strahm of Gist rujmml linro
Tuosday on his way to Laldlaw.
Mr. uiinpman caned at tho Nichols
ranch Friday.
Mrs. Delia Nichols visited her sin
ter, Mrs. F, W, Loveronz, of Tumaio,
Saturday.
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GIST
(Special to Tho Rend Ilullclln.)
OI8T, May 11. Many of tho far
mers have recently purchased stock
In tho co-operative crenmery at Red
mond which was organized Satur
day. The directors meet tbo 12th
for tho purpose of making arrange
ments for resuming operations at
once.
Ono of tho King brothers of Walla
Walla, Wash., was hero jn few days
last week looking after his Interests.
Mr. Harr, formrcly of Pennsylva
nia, and Mrs. Pulllam s brother, Mr.
Trent, from Indiana, spool the week
with Mrs. Pulllam and family. Mr.
Harr has returned to Pendleton and
will spend a few days there before go
ing east.
Mr. Trent expect to locate here
and will snd for his family as soon
as convenient.
Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Will Lor
erenz were visitors at tho PInehurst
school Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Levcrenz went
to Redmond Saturday and visited at
Henry Schumacher's.
The Scogglns bavo qulto a curi
osity In their herd of swine, as Ono
lltllo pig has no eyes and Its ears
resemble those of a dog.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Levcrenz wero
In Redmond Saturday.
Jack Richards called at F. W. Lev
erenz'a Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Chalfan and niece, Grace
Rlggs. attended the Plalntlcw Sun
day school today,
Velraa and Rartlett Nichols aro
visiting with their aunt, Mrs. F. W.
ivverenz.
New
PALACE
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Charles Boyd, Prop.
MEATS
Vegetables, etc.
DEPOT HOTEL
RIGHT AT THE PAS
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
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Rates Reasonable.
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