PAGH 0.
ijkni ni'M,mix, iikni), ouk.1 wicnxiWDAV, orroitKit an, nun.
ASSESSMENT GAIN IS $1,1,480
1913 INCREASE OVER 1912 IS -14 PER CENT, THE
TWO YEARS NOT BEING THE SAA1E
AS STATED LAST WEEK
A fuller report upon county nawfcs
tnont matters than tt was lwsalblu to
Blvo In Tho millntjn laat woek do
Tclop 'that In two linnortnnt to
upects this paner'ti munwarr at pt
llshad wm Inaorreet.
It vrn stated Uiat the total aa
rnnut for the oouiity la 101S Was
910.075.7tS. At it matter of fact
tn total aaataaiuaMt for laal yiaar.
aftor (MittallMtlon, was but JR.001,
r.77. This mmm that th 1911
ura of $10.S1G.1KT shown an luctfaw
of J1.JH.-180, or a gftltt of raon than
14 par cont. The orror waa duo to
the fact that The liulMlu took fur
its 191J figure th, amount hwhmhI
tioforo tho equalisation board hail
acted.
Vt6 total amount agaowed against
Prlnovlllo and Uond was quoted In
such a way as, apparent!, to Indicate
that I'rlnovillo was given a totnl Hr
uro considerably above llcnd's. As a
matter of fact the apparent change In
tho relative figures of tho two towns
U duo to tho fact that hitherto nil
platted properties had been regard
ed ns n part of tho two cities, whllo
Ms year only that platted portion
actually within the municipalities
was considered as "city" proportv.
Reckoning town lots and Improve
ment a 'within the eoporato UmltB, tho
valuation of PrlnavillojuHl Uond nr
practically Identical, the dlfturunoe
being only, $8000 In favor of Print
villa.
In a fuller report, omnkntlna; from
the aaaeaaor'a oltlea, the matter Is
i wll explained fin followa:
' i'rlnevllks haa a larr nrat with
in too lusororHte limit than Hand
haa, and but very little platted
ground outside the city llmlta. while
IKMtd Mat a largo idatltol arta out
side the-elty limits. There la approx
imately $112,000 platted additions!
to liwid that ro outside the city
llama, while there la only about $1R,-
000 in platted ground outside the
Htv limits of I'rlnovillo. The areat
or part of tho difference In the valua
tion of tho two town Is duo to the
fart that I'rluevtlle haa more person
al property."
According to tho summnry of
the 1913 assessment rail the acreage
of tlllnbla land In Croak county bun
nearly doubled In the last year, in
1913 It was 131.587 and In 1913 It
had risen to 2S7.270. I.nst year the
vnluo was $930,9SC, now it la Jl.
SCG.tGS. Tho' vnluo of city lota In
the county has jumped ftom $683,
8.17 In ion to moro than f 1,000,
000 in 1913.
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lug canto Into l.n Pino, When Uor
mnti Iilrtliutll. who la driving atiitto
on tho Sliver Lake end of tho line.
Arrived In il.n 1'lnu Friday worn
lug ho said that tho ontlro Fremont
country wan out limiting for Mr.
Huokman. He retnrnad to Kromont
Friday. ,
Mrs. J. 1". Hobuo Is slek. She has
been living on the homeetead and Is
nlono moat t tho time. Mrs. Atidry
ltU0r tvtnt to May with her Monday
ovunlng. '
', M. a Uannbtte. who haa elwrge of
Uie oouatntotieu mirk at l'rlnglo
Fnlla, took a erow of tnen down to
thu old Orottr Caldwell place lo
mov the Htwinlll which drover Cald
well owned some time ago, over to
the falls. They tut ml to get nut
enough lumber to put all their out
.lit under cover and to sell what lum
ber the settlers around the country
want. Mr. Douauue stated that, he
didn't think the price would be o,nltu
aa hlgu as that now Mini in tuia covin-
tr.
Lluulucott
eek'a visit
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WSSBr mwmm tr; V ".;' - 2i -j4 " iff
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KILN CONTAINING 500,000 1IIUCIC.
The last kiln burned at tho yard of tho Ilend Ilrlck & Lumber Co. In
shown above It contained 500,000" brick and was tho largest ever burned
in Central Oregon. In the group In front of tho kiln are Messrs. Horn and
Cohr, tho proprietors; J. B. Murphy, the yard foreman, and the day
crew, with tho families of those who lived In tho yard during the tlmo It
was la operation.
WH1TAKER
(Continued from Pago Three.)
tune of losing a horse.
Thomas Gray has been engaged In
nlowlns and seeding 10 acres which
makes the amount of cultivation re-
aulred on bis homestead. He ex
pecta to make proof on Xovomher 22.
Mr. Hansen has filed on a 320-acre
claim In' 19-17, being located by tho
Israel brothers.
Mrs. Israel has filed on land ad
jacent to that of E. II. Thatcher.
The beet free land available In
Whltakor valley is belag rapidly taken.
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LAIDLAW
(Special to The Bulletin)
LAIDLAW, OCT. 23-Mrs. Clara
Nichols has been very ill tho past
week, but Is reported bo mo bttor.
Mrs. Jeas Harterls much better
this week.
The oged father of O. II. Norcott
was stricken with paralysis last Sat
urday. Ho is better nt this writing.
Mrs. J. W. Snyder, spent Monday
and Tuesday with Mrs. J. W. Ilrown
north of town,
Mrs. John Hell, who had a stroke
of paralysis up mo time ago, Is bettor
and now able to get out In her wheel
chair.
The ladles of the west side called
a meeting for lasfgunduy afternoon
to dlsouBs a Thanksgiving lunch and
ball. A. J. Welton of the gun club
met uith them to propose joining
bands and all circling round together.
It was decided to make tho two in
terests ona and let the boys do the
work, the ladles serving a lunch free.
The gun club will hold a county
shoot on that day and offers prizes.
Proceeds of the ball In the evening
will go to help pay for the hall.
Mr. and Mm. Arthur Klala enter
tained at dinner Sunday Mrs. Myron
fndy. Mrs. MInta Howard, Mrs. J. J.
Coen and Fred Wilson.
The recent Sunday school enter
tainment was a decided success both
from a financial and a social stand
point. A Hallowe'en party will bo given
nt Mrs. It. U. Flloklnger's, and any
body going as a real llvo human be
ing will bo heavily fined. So you will
please swathe yourself In sheets and
stick your bead In a pillow case and
attend as a truly self-respecting old
ghost.
School opened In the Harper dis
trict Monday with Miss Camilla Ladd
as teacher and an enrollment of 19,
his way whllo out hunting deer east
of tho Paulina mountains last Tues
day, .lie left camp early that morn
ing and soon ran across numerous
deer tracks nnd while following them
lost nil idea of direction. Ho wan
dered Into ax homostoador's cabin
alout two mllos out of l.n Pine last
Thursday evening nnd Friday morn-
Mr. aud Mm. Floyd
have returned from a week
with Mra. Llpplncotfa parents
Fort Honk.
John Pelenu the road supervisor,
haa been burning the troea and tim
ber whleli he took out of tho rond
way last spring. This work ban buon
needed for 'a long tlmo.
There was n meeting of tho Com
mercial Club lait Saturdny. The or
ganisation will give a "Hard Times"
dunce next Friday evening. This Is
a Hallowo'on nffalr but on account
of Ita being so dtlllcult for u great
manv to como on Thursday evening,
tho date was set for Friday. Kvory
ono la Invited.
George and Mrs. J. S. Uoguo spent
Sunday with Mr. nnd Mm, Claude
Clow.
Fay Howard was In town this week
and said that there wnB to bo a tur
key shoot ut Crescont Xovomher 20.
Thoro hna boon a special meeting
called In school district No. 43 for
tho purposo of voting for bonding
tho dlitrlct for $10,000 to build nnd
furnish n school building. Tho last
election was doctarod Illegal by the
bonding company for tho reason that
n legal Itond election must bo neiu
for no othor purposo than to voto
for bonding the district. This meet
ing la called for Novombor IB.
Mr I'hlman took Mr. Klllot to
Ilend In his car tor a business trip,
last Thursday.
M S 1-nttln wna In town from
Ilend for a short time Monday.
Wra. Kvrlnghnm and fajnlly moved
to Ilend for tho winter, last Satur-
Relinquishment
& CONTEST APPLICATION
BLANKS
nt The Bulletin of
fice. Regular ap
proved government
lorm. Whether you
want one or 100 we
can supply you at
Per 100. $1.50, less
quantities 2e each.
LA PINE
(Special ,to The Bulletin) ,
LA PINE,' Oct". 28. Ralph Heck
man, a-homcteader who lives about
a mils and a half from Fromont, lost
FURNITURE
Going nt Reduced Prices for the
next 15 days, as I am preparing to
move into new quarters in the Mut
zig block. Call and be convinced.
A. L. HUNTER
A SQUARE DEAL TO EVERY CUSTOMER.
Bond Street, Bend, Oregon
c
NEW STOCK
of Dry Goods now in, with many attractive of-
ferings both in quality and price. Ladies'
Underwear and Sweaters nlso.
OUR GROCERIES
are Iresh, and we sell them at rock bottom
prices. Quick delivery made by
our auto.
E. A. Sather
WALL STREET
Issi
Ban
duv. Ho hits n house In l.ytlo where
tho family expect to llvo. Krneat
wilt tnko rare of tho riinch for tho
winter.
KruoRt Huotdoy returned ftom iv
trip to Ilend and the Prlnuvlllo coun
try tho hut of tho woe'k.
Tho residents of the Ui Vino coun
try hnvo netltlonud the road aupor
vlaor to form it pHinmnont toad or
giuilmtloit. Tbme will probably bo
u moiiflng of the legal voterti about
cntBBTrr-. .. . .. . -
the Nth of November.
Mm. Fred Krrlnglou wna mnr lo
the Wontiiidv pluco lust Thtirmttiv.
Fiflit In holpliiK erect Homo Imlldlntut
on the pluco. V,
Thu lliu'o diiys' oldbnby of Mr.
nnd Mis. Hurry fily died Friday. It
vim burled on tho ItoeMn place on
milium rreeic Biuurimy.
IN lived niiout Throe iiifl south of
Ui I'liie on the Hllvor Lake road.
Skin SufferersRead!
W want nil skin mlff0rrn who have
Rurttrvit for many jrn Uin tofturw or
dlrtin mill who have Nought itiudlenl ulU
in vnln. to rml this.
V, ns old mUMUUih! dniglt of
tills oeminuiiiiy, wUh tu reotnmnd te
yen a prtnluet that has utvn many r
llf ami may ibmii 0m a ut your
nny. Th product l mild, lml
aih. nt a Mt'tit mcdlvtNa cattcaet! of
various woruilatw ilruira, but a wlnttn
compound miul f wll knwn aiitUeutla
laartdUnu It Is made In li 1.D.T)
lafcorntorlrK ot rhlcaau and la elll the
s.q.d. nicitrtlan for immhm.
Thla la a i1ir'it iptal prosi'rtatinn
that bad .ffvtvd IrtfcBy VVIHlsffUt
Buna,
Tba nt of n. n r to nth in
staidly, na (M9H aa iiri'ilwtlt than It pan
tmlc the Htr, ttM aad tlircwa
err nil tlaa iimihi and lava lb
aaln olain and balthy.
Wo ate a oonddant of the marvrtmin
IMiWer of IU1.D. that..w have tu!in
snvantaae or tha munMfaolurara aunr
ant, to &Ht you a rull-atta Uottla rn
trial. You ara to Jtidsc tUn mar Ita et
tho remady la ytmr own partlaalar oaw.
If It dowm'l lialp ran, it coats you
natbinK.
U. iv n. la madn .of tbn hhihu
haallnir IngroaUnU. Aak ua about It.
l'Htterwon Unm Company.'
Nerval L. Springer
Cleaning and
Pressing
All Work Frouiplly Attended to
Cnrmody llrofhera Pool llnll
)j44H'r'4tf'tit'Ht'Ht4)4tiJ
I J. J. Kin J.
AHiiueiutn Street v
! . SANITARY PLUMBING !
$ STIiAM AMI HOT WATER 5
J 111 ATI NCI J
J JCIIIIIINC1
Promptly Attended to
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Stop the LossFires are Unnecessary
Brick is absolutely lire proof in any ordinary tjbnllagration.
Brick Buildings never-burn, although they are .sometimes
injured by falling timbers or combustible interior woodwork.
A brick building is absolutely lire proof if wire glass is used
in the windows and if burned clay Hoors are used.
An interior fire in such a building is coniined to the room in
which it originates; no outside fire can attack it.
The proportion of burned clay in a building construction
measures its fire proof qualities.
Burned clay is the only building material that has been
through the fire before you get it, in such a manner that it will
resist fire. All combustible material is burned out of the brick
before you get it.
WHEN YOU BUILD USE BRICK.
The Bend Brick & Lumber Co.
Why Should Everyone
ma
Own
Home?
Because, the man who owns a home or is trying to pay for one bought on
the installment plan makes a better citizen, and is entitled to more credit and
respect than the one who has lio home, nor is making the necessary effort to get
one A home speaks to the heart, enlists the sentiments, ennobles the possessor.
If one buys right, he yill know that his property is steadily increasing in value
while he occupies it. This is especially true ANYWHERE IN BEND.
You can buy RIGHT from us because we have nearly every addition in town
and can show you lots anywhere you might wish to look. Here is our list:
Original Townsite of Bend
Park Addition
Lava Road Addition
a.
North Addition
Riverside Addition
Lytle
Center Addition
Bend Park
First Addition to Bend Park
Second Action to Bend Park
Boulevard Addition
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For Descriptive Literature, Information, etc., address
BEND PARK COMPANY
455 Empire Building, Seattle, Wash,
First National Bank Building, Bend) Oregon,
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