THE IJENM) BUIiTiETIN, 11EXI), ORE., WEDNESDAY, FEimUAHV 0, 1010.
l'AOE It,
fARTIME NURSE
he Great Battle of Mercy Won by
Florence Nightingale.
WORK OF THE GREAT PIONEER.
Hsho Changod th Military Hospital
' From a Shambles Into a Llfo Sav
ing Station and Became the Mother
of Modern Nursing Methods.
lloicinu Nightingale, whoso death
(.Cllllcd In lull ut tlm advanced tigo
Sr ninety. wus u (evolutionist lu tho
iust !pluudld Kuiisu uf that toiui. She
inn wbu ioolu(luiil7cd nursing to
lull cxtcu: Unit Mho uiuy bo considered
s the mother uf thilt piofusslou.
Picvlous tu hoi vutniULu Into tho
Jl'IiI tho Hid: utile tho victims of
llllUUS IgUurilUlC Ulld KKlMplllJi In-
JIIft-'ielJLO. but I luicniu Nightingale In-
iiodtlied tho liuliicd, skilled ulid gentle
iu-pltul utiibo. distilit iiurao and mill
wry liuisu of todil
Ccltnllily to low women und to few
Iiueii hus It hoi'ii nil en' to Mie tholr
llelluws so a) iluiidlUly und so olTcctlvt
ly I'loioiiLO .Nightingale round ehuos
li military hospitals; she clcatcd or
lor und till thut older Implies.
JAftor tho luittlo or Alma. In tho
Illinium war, tho inllltiiry hospital nt
Scutari was like n dlity shambles
Wounded moil dlod lu hundreds In the
midst of squalor tiuti vermin Crowdi
It poisonous tiles buzzed ceaselessly
libnxe tho Hick; incdlcul supplies wore
Inadequate: inopcr food could not be
linil; there were no iiirangonieuts for
inching or sanitation.
The plight of the wounded soldier.
lierded together lu this hotbed of pesti
lence, was worse than If they had been
left upon the battlefield. "Are there
no devoted women unions you." wrote
Ittissoll. the fismoiifi war coriospondont
f the London Time!!, "able and will
Ins to go forth r.iul administer to the
sick und suffering soldiers lu tho cast
1n tho hospitals at Scutuil? Aro none
of the daughters of England nt this
hour of need teudy for such a work of
mercy'"
This appeal was answered almost In
Ktnntl.v. Sidney Herbert was then at
the hend of the war office, and i.'nen
the authorities began to bo Inundated
liy letters from women of all classes
anxious tu respond to tho' call .Mr. Her
bert's thoughts ut onco turned to the
lady who was In his opinion tho one
woman capable of organizing and talc
1ng out to the Crimea a stuff of nurses
The woiunn wrtfl Flotonce Nightingale.
Miss Nlghtlugule was thirty-four at
tlie lime, end from her childhood she
had devoted herself to the study of
liospltul nursing and hospital manage
ment. In till!) she had enrolled herself
4i s n volunteer nurse at the llrst train
ing school for ulclx nurses established
1n modern tlmen the Deaconess InstI
tutlou at Knlserworth. on the Ithlne.
JVhen the war bnmo out thcio was no
woman In 'ill England better fitted
than Florence Nightingale to give to
England's soldiers comfort and relief.
Mr. Herbert wrote to Miss Nightin
gale and nutted her If she would go out
and supervlso tho whole thing. Ills
letter croxsed ono from her. for on the
name day Floronco Nlghtlngnle had
written to tho war ofUco ottering her
cr Ices In tho hospital at Scutari. The
olTor showed splendid courugu.
Within a weelc of malting her icoolvo,
.Miss Nlghtlugalo had her llrst coutlii
gent of nurses lu inarching order She
liad seleued thirty-eight nurses to ne
company her, and they nrrlvcd at
Scutnrl on tho day beforo the Imttlo of
. lnkermnn. And without u moment's
Joss of time that lady In chief and her
f staff set tu worlc tb cleanse the Augean
Jumble which thc-y round waiting for
them nt tho grnt barrack hospital.
) In a shoit tlmo tho plaeo was cntltt-
IvriMinvnti.il Kvorvihlnt was scrubbed
old clothes wcru humed, u kitchen and
laundry were established, and the place
became u comfortable, well, organized
liospltol I'loreneo Nightingale super
intended everything She worked us
hard at tho routine and organizing as
ait the nursing Itt-olf. At all Hours of
tho day und night she would walk
silently, lamp In' hand, through tha
wnrds. giving n word n fiininirt her"
Jwtai I
That we can supply you with bread and all kinds
of pastries baked fresh from our oven
at 8 O'CLOCK every morning
Any Orders left with us or by 'phone before 2 o'clock will be delivered
in the afternoon. Our Bread nnd Pastry can be had at these stores;
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HOME OF'
UOLSOM BREAD
or liistruetlon there, alio saved the
liven literally of hundred's.
Wounded men. so horribly mangled
that doctors pine them no hope, and
other nurses could not bring them
selves to touch them, wero saved from
death by the tireless enro of this one
wonderful woman The men worshiped
the very shadow of this "lady with the
lamp " '
The euproae wnmiiritliii-aa of the
wot ot MHs NlghMugale tnndo Her the
Idol of the English people Three mon
nreh tni(J their tribute to her. He
niemberod by roynlty she was not for
gotten by tho peoplo On her return
shattered In health, from Fctitnri.
$'J.VI.0(X) win presented to her by o
grateful notion. Oho used It all for
the founding of the Nightingale Train
Ing Homo For Nurse i ut St ThotuiiA
hospital.' England, which Is piuctlcnllj
the parent of mortem training home'
throughout the world. Just its riorettt
Nightingale was tho mother nf nil proi
cut day nurses. Cleveland Plain
Denier
BULBS IN A BOWL
An Easy Way to Cultivate Miniature
Floating Gardens.
A novel way of glowing bulbs, such
oa ciocuses. has been tiled with good
success. After securing the bulb the
nest thing Is to get ono or two rather
lingo coilts. Thiotigh these holes aie
hoiod and the bulbs fitted Into the
oKMiIngs In such a way that the under
side, from which the roots spring. Is
hcnr tho lower p.ut of the cot'U.
Now obtain a largo shallow bowl nnd
till this with pure witter, I'lont the
corks, with the bulbs lu plaie. on the
surface and set the whole thing aside
In u rather shedy position for two or
three weeUs. At tho end of this time
It will be noticed that the mots are
growing down Into the water; thence
forward a place In a sunny window
should bo selected.
The upper shoots of tho bulbs will
stnrt to grow rapidly, nnd ut this time
It Is n good plan to arrange n little
moss to hldo tho upper sttrfuco of the
corks, or. If profened. however, grass
or sotno other seed, bucIi as cress, may
bo miwii to provide n gieen coloring
There Is nothing to do but to keep
tho bowl well supplied with water and
change this now and again. Finally
the tlowers emerge, and then the effect
Is extremely pretty. Tho bulbs may be
planted lu this way tiny time up to
early .Innttnry, though naturally tho
sooner they are started the earlier they
will bloom. S. I -conn I'd Itastln lu St.
Nicholas
MAIIKET REPORT.
NORTH PORTLAND, Fob. 7. On
ly a fow arrivals in tho cattle section
for tho beginning of tho weok's trnd.
Ordinary steers brought 57.CC, cow
sales would Indicate nn ndvanco. ono
enlo being recorded pt ?G.75. Othor
lines reported steady. As was tho
caso with cattlo only a fow hend of
hogs nrrlvcd owing to tho storms on
nil tho lines leading Into Portland.
Larger receipts nro Indicated for tho
end of tho week. Prices nro advanc
ing nnd markotl s very strong. No
arrivals In tho sheep section. Mayers
nro quoting nn ndvanco on inmhs cur
rent quotations on cholco stuff being
at J8.75 to ?9. Other lines nro vory
strong.
Wlint Clillilicn Need Now.
In splto of tho best enro mothers
can glvo thorn this wonthor brings
slcknoss to many children. Mrs. T.
No irouor, Enu Clnlro, Wis., writes;
"Foloy's Honey and Tar cured mv
boy of n sovoro attack of croup after
other romcdlns had fnllcd. It Is a
wondorful remedy for coughs, colds,
croup nnd whooplng.cough." It stops
Ingrlppo coughs. Sold ovcrywhoro
Adv.
POWELL BUTTE
(Continued from page '.)
of wood to tho Crook County court
house.
A. E. Lovctt of Itodmond lias mndo
nrrnngoments for Miss Turloy of O.
A. C. to meet tho Powell Ilutto Sor-
osls nt tholr noxt meeting which has
boen chnngod to Foltruary lb ror
Miss Turloy's convcnlonco.
POWELL nUTTE. Fob. C Tho
chlncok of lost night nnd today has
taken off most of tho snow, making
tho canal n small rhor. Very llttlo
To Our Patrons and the Public;
Jhe American Bakery
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AMERICAN BAKERY
TELEPIIOXE lliaCK 111
water, howovor Is running off. tho cul
tivated land.
Hay Is becoming n scarcor article
lioro every day. Even straw Is at a
premium.
C. F. lllalr, Frank Smith and Wm.
Johnson went to 1'rlnovlllo Friday
with n load of cord wood nplece.
Dnvo Travis was. a visitor nt E. F.
Archers InBt weok.
N. A. Appol took n load of haled
hay to Uond Wednesday.
Vlrgfe Dealy Bpont Sunday at Mrs.
D. A. Patterson's.
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. W. lllalr received
a telegram Saturday telling them of
tlte denth of somo mombcr of their
family In Portland but tho namo was
unintelligible. They nro most anx
iously awaiting moro tlollnlto nows by
lottor.
It Is estimated Hint about 3000
rabbits liavo boon killed In this neigh
borhood by poisoning nnd by having
tho woven wire pens around tho liny
stacks. The greatest number killed
nt ono tlmo Is said to bo by N. H.
Ilench, who got 1G7 ono night with
poison. Mnny other killed 100 nnd
hotter In ono night. W. A. Foster is
not using poison, hut having tho
pons, nnd has an Immense pile of
dead rnbbltB to his crodlt, killing 120
ono night .
? Whoro do you trndo? At Mc
Cllncy's Grocery. Adv .
Graham nnd ryo flours purchased
from tho Hend Flour Mill Company
nro manufactured on a Fronch llulir
mill. It nsmtrcs you quality and pur
ity. Adv.
COXCHItXIXU It. It. GKAXT LAXDS
Tho Hulletln has received from tho
United States land olllco at Itoseborg
a circular lottor relative to tho Ore
gon & Callfornln railroad grant
lands with tho request that tho In
formation It contains bo lnndo pub
lic. Tho letter follows:
"This olllco is daily in receipt of n
number of Inquiries rolatlvo to tho
Oregon and California railroad grant
land'?, asking Information as to tho
status of thtso lands, their location,
chnrrctcr, when thoy may bo on
tered or purchased, etc., otc.
"This circular Is Intended to reply
to tlioao letters of Inquiry and to give
out bucIi Information rolatlvo to
theso lands r.s may now ho stated.
"A list of theso lands by township
ind rango has been p'opared for oach
of tho sovornl counties within tho
ItoBoborg Land Dlstilct, containing
thc3o lands. Theso lists r.ro Intonded
to glvo moroly nn npproxlninto area
of such Innds In onch township, hasod
on tho list of lands given lu tho do
croo of tho Federal court.
"This Us for any county or coun
ties will bo furnished on request.
"This olllco linn no mnp for dis
tribution, nor docs It prepare bLie
prints, but will furnish township
pints showing locntlon of all vacant
Ipml nnd unsold railroad l.'.nd, nt $1
por townnhlp. In ordering townBhlp
plats, both tho rnngo and township
number must bo given, nnd romlt
tnnco should bo nindo by certified
check or V. S. postal money ordor
pnyablo to It. II. Turnorr, Hecolvor.
Porsonal checks may not bo rccolvod
In paymont.
"This olllco Is not In a position to
glvo advice as to tho chnrnctor of tho
land In nny locality, nnd can not nt
tompt to ndvlso nny ono In this re
gard. "As to tho disposition of thoso
lands, nothing can bo determined un
til Congress shall net In tho mnttor.
It Is probnblo that Btich action will
ho taken somo tlmo within tho next
bIn months, and until such action Is
had no Information can bo given by
this olllco. Wo would suggest to par
ties Intorosted to watch tho dally
popors. bh whatever action Congress
niny tnko will ho glvon thoroln boforo
this .ojllco has official Information
tliorobn to glvo out.
"Haspcl on tho list of lands glvon
In tho tlecreo of tho court, tho np
proxlmoto ncrotgo of unsold rallrotd
lands In tho soveral counties of this
district, nt tho tlmo tho suit was In
stituted, was ns follows:
"Lincoln, 1040; llonton. 27.71(1;
Linn, H.G20; Lano, 300,110; Doug
lr.s, G07.3G0: Coos. 100,020; Curry,
8,100; Josephine 172, IG0; Jnckunn.
IH.fiGO: Klamath, 13,400. Total
1.G00.32G.
"In addition to tho nbovo lands
thero aro othor railroad lands In bov
oral of tho counties named, that .it
tho tlmo tho suit was Instituted worn
unsurvoynd, and lienco not Included
In tho list glvon In tho suit, but com
ing ns wolt iindor tho decrco. Tho up
proxlmato areas of such lands nro ns
follows: Coos, ir,000; Douglas, 0,-
SUMNER &
HUEY
5000: Joscnhlnn. 17.(10(1! rtni-rv ir. .
00: Jnckcon, 20,000.
"Thoro Is Btlll a certain amount of
unnurvoed railroad lands In sevoral
of tho counties, namely: Curry, Doug
las, and Josephine. Theso lands
when suroyod will come under
whatever plan of disposition Congress
may provide
J. M. UPTOX. IleglEtur
It. U. TURNER, Recohor."
After Lngilppe What'.'
I G. I'roo, Hedford, Intl., writes:
"Au nttack of lagrlppo loft mo with
a Bovere cough. I tried even thing.
I got bo thin It looked ns If I never
would get well. Finally, two bottles
01 Foley'B Honoy and Tar cured me.
I nm now well nhd back to my nor
mnl weight." A rcllahlo romedy for
coughs, colds and croup. Sold ovory
whoio. Adv.
A desirable bread knife frco with
ovory annual subscription to The
Bond Hulletln.
'- '
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE KOU Pt'llMCATIO.V
Dopnrtment of tho Interior, V S.
Land Olllco nt Tho Dalles, Oregon,
Janitor) 31, 101G.
NOTICE Is hereby given thnt D.in
lel W. Heeler, of Hand, Oregon, who
on August 12th, 1012, nindo Hoino
stond Entry, No. 010014. for WV6
Section 34, Township 19 South,
Rnngo 1 1 East, Willomotto Meridian,
has filed notice of intention to ui.tko
Final Thrco Year Proot, to ostnhllsh
claim to the land above described,
boforo II, C. Ellis, IT. S. Commission
er, at Hond, Orogon, on tho 0th day
of March, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John D. Slovens, of Hend, Oregon;
Howard V. Dyer, John E. Johnson,
Dald C, Rogers, of Mllllcau, Oregon.
II. FRANK WOODCOCK,
19-lc. Roglstor.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notlco Is horo' y given, by tho un
dersigned, administrator with tho
will nnnoxed of tho us.nlc of G cot go
W. Updike, Deceased, to rll creditors
of sa'd deceased nnd to nil parsons
laving claims rg-i')ist ecld ca.i to to
pi osoii t tho samo with tho propor
vouchors to tho untlci signed nt tho
olllco of II. C. Ellis, in Hend, Oicgon
v.i.hln elx months fioin tho first pub
lication of this notice.
Published tho llrst tlmo, Jnnunry
12, 1910.
45-190. W. D. HARNES,
Admlnlstrrtor with tho will annexed
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notlco Is hereby glvon, by tho un-
dorslnned, administrator of tho estate
of John F. Vrledt, also known ns
John Fried, Deceased, to nil creditors
of sold deceased and to nil persons
having claims ngnlnst sa'd ostnto to
present tho snmo with tho proper
vouchors to tho undersigned nt tho
o .tea of II C. Ellis, in Hond, Oregon,
within six months from tho first pub
lication of this notlco.
Published tho Drat tlmo, Jnnunry
12, 1910.
45-l9c.
WILLIAM.C. VREIDT.
Administrator
NOTICE IS IIEREUY GIVEN that
tho undersigned petitioners who.to
names nro signed to tho following
and nttached petition and who nro
irnio than fifty (50) of tho holdors of
title to landB suscoptlblo to Irrigation
from a common source which Ho
within tho proposed Squnw Crook
Irrigation District as described In
said petition hereto nttached will bo
presented to tho County Court of
Crook Comity. Oregon, on tho 2nd
rtnv of March, 1910, nt tho hour of
10 o'clock In tho forenoon nt tho
Con ity Court room of tho snltl coun
ty, said (Into being tho tlmo and place
fixed by srold court for tho hearing of
dd petition, and till porsons nrn
heiehy notified to bo prosent nt said
time and place to trmko objections
thereto, nnd to othorwiso consldor
said petition.
This notlco Is published onco onch
week for tho period of four weoks,
the ptihllcMlou for tho first tlmo be
ing the 2Gth dny of Januarv, 1910
IX THE COl'XTV COl'RT Oh' THE
eor.vrv ok crook, thi: stati
OK ORKfiOX.
In tho matter of tho organization of
tho Squaw Cieek litigation Dls
tilct.
To tho Honoroblo Tho County Couit
ft Crook Ciunty, Oregon.
Wo, tho undersigned holdors of ti
tle to lands within tho Stato of Oro
gon andilthln tho Countlos of Crook
nnd JofTorson respectfully potitlon
the Houorchlo County Court of Croak
County, Orogon, as herolnnftor Bot
f oi Ih nnd onch slgnor thoroto for
himself says that ho Is tho holder of
title to lands suscoptlblo to Irriga
tion from tho Bourcos hereinafter de
scribed and sot out nnd situated with
in tho boundaries of tho proposal
Squaw Creek Irrlgntlon District
her'-liinfter described; and snld poll
tloiurs' whoso uttmos nro hereinafter
signed and subscribed to this peti
tion lioreby propose to orgaalzo snld
Irrigation district, nnd snld slgnors
hereby declare that It Is the pnrpoio
of said slgnors to organize Bald ir
rigation district under nnd by virtue
of Chapter 7, Title 61, Lord's Orogon
Laws as uniendod by Chnptor 223
Laws of Oregon for 1911 and us
amended 'y Chapter 197, Laws of
Orpgon for 1913. and ns nmondod by
Chapter 189, Lnws of Orogon for
191 ', and other acts nnd parts of
acts amendatory thereof and con
formatory with tho provisions of tho
law providing therefor, petition atd
court for tho purpose heroin prayed
for
Tho proposed boundaries of said
Irrigation district are sot forth and
described na follows:
lieglnnlng at the northwest cor
ner of Section flvo (5) Township
Fifteen (15) South, Rango Ton (10)
B W, M., within Crook County, Oro
gon. running oast to tho Intersection
of Squaw Creek with tho township
line on tha north sldo of Bald Town
shin Fifteen (15) South. Range Ten
(10) East, thence In a northeasterly
direction down Squaw Creek and fol
lowing tho mcandorlngs of said
stream along tho center of said
stream tu tho boundary lino hetwoen
Jefferson nnd Crook counties; thenco
following on down said stream with
in Jofforson county to Its Junction
with tho Deschutes river; thence In
a southeasterly direction up tho Des
chutes river and following tho nie
anderlngs of Bald rlvor within Jeff
erson County to tho lino between
Jefferson nnd Crook Counties; and
thenco following on up said Dos
chutos river to tho Intersection of
sold stream with the section lino on
tho south sldo of Section Font teen
(II) Township Fourteen (14) South,
Rnngo Twelo (12) Etist W. M. In
Crook County, Oregon; thonce wes
terly to tho southwest corner of said
Section Fourteen (II); thenco south
erly to tho qunrtor corner on tho east
sldo of Section Twenty-two (21)
Township Fourteen (II) South.
Rango Tvvqho (12) E. W. M., in
Crook County, Oregon, thenco wester
ly to tho BouUienst corner of tho
southeast quarter of tho northeast
quarter (SEW NEU) of sold Sec
tion; thenco southerly to tho south
west corner of tho southeast qunrtor
of tho southeast quarter (SEUSEH )
of said Section Twonty-two (22);
thenco westerly to tho qunrter cor
ner on tho south sldo of Section
Twenty-two (22); thenco southerly
to tho southwest corner of the north
west qunrter of tho northonst qunrtor
(NW'H NEVi) of Section Twenty
sovon (27) of snld township and
rnngo; thonco westorly to tho south
west cornor of tho northonst quarter
of tho northwest qunrtor (NEVI NW
Vi ) of said Section; thenco souther
ly to tho southeast cornor of tho
southeast quartor of tho northwest
quarter (SE'i NWVi) of snld Sec
tion Twentv-sovon (27); thenco wss
torly to tho quarter coinor on tho
west sldo of said Section Twcnty
Boven; thenco southerly to tho Bouth
wost cornor of tho nortnwost quartor
of tho southwest quarter (NWVi S
WU ) of said section; thenco westerly
to tho southwest cornor of tho north
east quarter of tho southeast quar
ter (NEW'SEtf) of Section Twonty
olght (28) Township Fourteen (14)
South, Rnngo Twolvo (12) E. W. M.;
thenco Bouthorly to tho Bouthwost
cornor of tho southeast quarter of
tho southeast quartor of snld Section
Twenty-olght (2S); thonco westerly
to tho southwest corner of Section
Twenty-eight (2S); thonco southorly
to tho southwest corner of Section
Four (I) TownBhlp Fifteen (IS)
South, Rnngo Twolvo (12) Enst W
M., thenco westorly to tho southwest
comer of Section Thrco (3), Town
ship Fifteen (15) South, Rango
Klevcn (11) East; thonco Bouthorly
to tho BOiithwcBt cornor of Section
Thirty-four (31) of snld township
and rnngo; thonco westerlv to tho
northonst corner of Section Flvo (5),
Township Sixteen (1G) South, Rnngo
Elovon (11) E. W. M.; thenco Bouth
orly to tho southonst cornor of Sec
tion Sovonteon said township and
rnngo: thonco wostorly to tho town
ship lino on tho west nldo of said
township; thenco northerly to the
southeast cornor of Section Twolvo
(12), Township Sixteen (10) South,
Rnngo Ton (10) E. W. M.: thenco
westorly to the southwest cornor of
said Section Twolvo (12); thenco
northerly to tho township lino on tho
north sldo of Township Sixteen (10)
South. Rnngo Ten (10) E. W. M.;
thenco westorly to tho southwest cor
ner of snld Section Thirty-two (32),
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Township Flfteon- (15) South, Rnw?o
Ten (10) East; thenco noitherly o
tho point of beginning; oxcoptlti'j
howovor, from said district all and
any land embraced within tho boun
dary and limits of tho town of Sisters
In Crook County, Oregon, and lying
within tho proposed Squaw Creole
Irrigation District, tho land embrac
ed within tha said Irrigation district
lying within both Crook and Jofforson
counties, tho major portion thereof
lying within Crook County, Oregon.
The designation of said proposed
irrigation district nnd tho namo un
der which It shall bo known is tho
Squaw Creek Irrigation District; the
sourco of supply from which tho
water to ho used within snld Irriga
tion district shall bo taken Is Squaw
Crook ami Its tributaries and Fall
River .nd Ua tributaries within
Crook county, Oregon,
Tho slgnors of this petition who
aro more than 50 of tho holders
of title of lands suscoptlblo to irriga
tion under tho- proposed Irrigation
district from tho samo common
sourco or sources further petition
this court that flvo directors bo elect
ed as directors of said Irrigation dis
trict; that said irrigation district bo
divided Into flvo divisions nnd that
ono director ho olectod from each di
vision; nnd thnt tho proposed cost of
tho organization of tho aforesaid Irri
gation district Is tho sum of flvo hun
dred dollars (?500.00) and your pe
titioners nccompany this petition
with a good and sulllctont bond In
tho sum uf ono thousand dollars
($1,000.00), this sum being doublo
tho n mount of tho proposed cost of
tho organization of tho snld Irriga
tion district.
WHEREFORE Your petltlonora
pray that Bald Irrigation district bo
organized na provided for by lnw nnd
particularly na Bot forth and requir
ed by tho statutes heroin nbovo ro
ferrod to; nnd thnt snltl petition bo
heard as required by law and that
said county court nhnll do nny nnd
ovorythlng necessary and requisite
to effect tho orgnnlzntlon of snld Ir
rigation district nnd for such othor
orders ns may ho necessary and as
may bo provided by law for tho or
ganization of Bnld Irrigation district.
Roforonco Is horoby mndo to tho
notice nccompnnylng this petition,
stating tho tlmo of tho mooting nt
which this potitlon will ho presented
to tho County Court, which snld no
tlco Is mndo a part hereof.
E. R. Potorson. A. J. Weston, El
villi M. Elklns. Edgar W. Glllet. C.
P. Chnlftui, Ouy C. McCalllstor, F. O.
Powers, J. W. Olbson, James H. El
klns. M. W. Knickerbocker. J. O. Mc
Klnnoy, C. I Whlto, D. P. Moffott,
M. E. Rurkhard, P. Van Tnssol, D.
Wlnklo. C. L. aist, J. P. Duckott, II.
E. Vincent, Llndn J. Qulborg, Ellis
I! Edglngton, P. Huntington. J. D.
nowmnn, .Too Lister, II. P. llolknap.
Will Ornnthnm, John Stnpf, O. O.
Rivet. C. M. Elklns. L. A. Hunt, Julia
A. Scott, .Too W. llownrd, Jr.,
Wlnnlo M. Hunt, Joptha S. Hunt,
Ettn F. Howard, Emma Fullor, Mrs.
L. F. Rico. L. F. Rico. Frnnk V. Chap
man, G. E. Stntllg, Dennis D. Hunt,
John R. Howard, Chns. E. Hlscock,
Fred Wnltor, Adolph Kotzmnn, Carl
II. Hoiido, Mrs. Martha Chnpmnn,
Rob't Nltzscho, tho cstnto of O. W.
Fullor by A. J. Fullor. S. E. Wont,
Wultor Rublo, Kntlo Ruhlo, J. A.
West, T. F. McCnlllstor, Mntllda A.
McCnlllBtor, Roy L. Kidder, doo. K.
Scott. Jerry Oroszklngor, Jntnos I'ar
kor, .Too Parsons, C. A. Pnyno, E. S.
Pnyno, Alfred Lcnthloy. 47-51c
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