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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1915)
Coming to BURNS 2nd, 3rd & 4th SURE We will be Glad to See You Williams-Zoglmann Clothing Company Merchant Tailors and Leading Clothiers I. O. O. F. Building - - Burns, Oregon $ht trars-ictiiCd Mrs. McKinnon Pasted Away Last Monday JULIAN BYRD SATURDAY. JUNE 2. 1915 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Ob Yaar Six Maoths Thr.. Moolb. -00 1.00 73 be given to each Ford enten & Williams & Zoprlmann auto mobile made clothes. Burns Hardware Co. Look and you shall see. Clinjran Millinery The cart wheels hats. Geo. Hagey Cereals, cereals. Tonawama-See it. Reed Bros. Victorias, "Thai Moaning Saxaphone Raff." Carter & Waldren Come in with one lung, go out with four. A. K. Richardson- Two shoes that takes an auto to puck. Levens Theatre - The secrets of moving pictures divulged. Holland & Musick The belt sharks we have-ladies. Burns Department 8 to r e Everything from H to motor cycles. Overland Hotel - If you're hun gry follow the float. C. H. Voegtly Michigan, the Mighty Michigan. Welcome Pharmacy N y a 1 s Family Remedies. Joe Chiope -Tony boots, not shoes. McGee Tonsorial Parlor Shave every 2 minutes while in transit. Ideal Confectionery Candies from sugar to finished product. E. B. Reed & Son - Business is business. Remember $50, $30, $15 prizes are given for best decorated and best represented floats, whether it be auto, horse drawn or push cart. A cordial invitation is ex tended to all to participate. M.n.gcr M.s R j.'McKmnon Jr. pass ed away at the' family home in this city last Monday after an illness coveringa long period and during which she suffered very much. Her condition had been serious for several weeks and last Sunday her father and sister were summoned from Portland but did not arrive until aftes her death. Mrs. McKinnon was a pioneer resident of this vicinity. She came here as a girl in the earls '80's and was married toMr.jMc Kinnonon May 10, 1888. Her maiden name was Laura Ann Galloway and was born at Va quins Bay in this state 40 years go. Deceased was a devout Christian woman and a lovely won the esteem of all her acquaintances. She is survived bv her husband and 7 children tW( brothers. The father. J. T. (Jal oway, a sister, Mrs. McFerrin. if Portland, and another sister, Mrs. Joe Kurake and her bus band, of Washington, attended the funeral. The funeral was held Thurs day morning from the Nazarene church, the service being con ducted by Rev. S. L. Flowers. Many beautirul floral emblems were offered and it was one of tli" largest funerals held here for many years, showing the high esteem in which the lady was held. The family having resided here for so long there were many pioneer people who came from i instances 10 pay ineinajit tritnitc to the departed. The bereaved relatives have the deep sympathy oi a wide circle or friends throughout the county. Many Floats Promised For Celebration Parade It is about here that big tune you have heard so much about One of the big features of this time is the street parade the most stupendous and gigantic spectacle ever witnessed in our great country. Listed below are some of our attractiens: One of the greatest tight will character who be seen through the efforts of the Burns Garage a hundred Fords in line. All Ford owners are in vited and suitable prizes are to I her father, five sisters and "An ordinance proposing and submit ting lo tha qualified elector of tho City of Burns, Harney County, Oregon, at a Special Election, called and ordered lo be held in said City, on Saturday, the 24th day of July, ISIS, an amendment to Section 1 10, Chapter X of the Char ter of said City, being an Act of the Leg islative Assembly of the State of Oregon for the Year 1899, entitled 'An Art to Incorporate the City of Burn and to Provide a Charter Therefor, and to Repeal all Acts or Parts of Act In Con flict Therewith' Approved February 17, 1899, as amended, said proposed amend ment authorising and empowering the common council to issue and sell at such time or times and upon such terms as the council may deem to be for the best interests of the City, Water Bonds la amounts not exceeding the aggregate principal sum of $60,000, Sewer Bonds in amounts not exceeding the aggregate principal sum of $40,000, and Light Bonds in amounts not eaceeding the aggregate principal sum of $10,000, bearing interest at a rate not exceeding six (6) per centum per annum, payable semi-annually, said bonds to be payable at such time or times, but not more than twenty-five years after their date, as the common cmim-il shall determine by ordinance, and be general obligation bonds of, for and on behalf of said city to provide funds with which to pay far the acquisition, erection, construction and maintenance, respectively, of a Waterworks System, a Sewer System and a Light " Plant, authorising and directing the common council to levy direct annual ad valorem taxes on all taxable property in said city in addition to all other taxes, and not within any ! . limit of said City, and requiring their collection and the payment of the moneys so collected to the holder or holders of said bonds or the coupons appertaining thereto, sufficient to pay the Interest and Principal on all Bonds so issued and sold, promptly when aad as the same become due and providing a penalty for the refusal, neglect or failure to make or cause lo be made such levy, assessment, collection or payment; Providing how the income derived from such Water System or Light Plant shall be disposed of and creating a lien on the property acquired, erected, constructed or laid by means of the proceed of said bonds, providing that after the delivery and payment of said bonds the ordinance authorising the issuance and sale thereof and levying taxes therefor, shall be irrepealable and that said bonds, and the levying assessment and collection of taxes for the payment of the said principal or in terest shall be inconlestible and that the classes, kinds or amount of property sub ject totsxe,, of the method or manner of Irv vii . assessment or collection of taxes thrrron as provided by law at the time of tli. passage and approval of this ordinance, shall not be changed in any manner so as to reduce or diminish the security for such bonds or any of them or the interest thereon or lessen the power, authority or ability of said City lo raise funds sufficient lo pay the interest on said-bonds promptly, when and as the same becomes due, and to discharge the principal thereof at maturity, as provided (he ordinance issuing such bonds or all of whom reside here, ,ny " ' lon "' bond, or any oi ine inieresi inereon remains unpaid; and rrpealing all parts of the charter in conflict with said amendment; Adopting a ballot title for the amend ment submitted; Designating the form of ballot, the polling places and the hours the polls will be open; Appointing the Judges and Clerks of Election and direct ing the canvass of the returns of the votes cast thereat; Prescribing the form of Election notice and directing the posting of the same; Repealing all ordi nances or parts of orpinances in conflict herewith and declaring art emergency. BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF BURNS: Station I The , uiumoii council line by propones, ami miliums tu t lie quail Baptist Church Doing. Only one Entirely Satisfactory. "I have tried various colic and diarrhoea remedies, but the only one that has given me entire at -isfaction and cured trie when 1 was afflicted is Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I recommend it to my friends at all times," writes 8. N. Galloway, Stewart, 8. C. For sale by all Dealers. Warrant Call. Notice is hereby given that there is money on hand to pay all general fund warrants registered prior to April 5, 1914; all road warrants registered prior to Auk. 1, 1914; all high school warrants; and all rabbit bounty warrants registeredpnortoAi.nl 7, 1918, Interest ceases June 21, 1'JlfJ. R. A. Miu.Kit, County Treasurer. Ten delegates left Monday morning, to attend the annual meeting of the association to he held in Mains this week. Some or all of these delegates will report next Sunday evening. Miss Alma MacRae will also sing at this service. An invitation is extended all to attend. There will be no service next Sunday morning. We were glad to have Dr. Benson with us last Sunday merit and have hira assist in the meeting. Hope he ean come again. the annual church report to the Association shows an increase of 27 in the membership this past six months. The present mem bership is 55 and a movement is on feet to increase this to 100 in the next ten months. Have your picture taken at the Sayer Studio. Wanted-Good homestead re linquishment cheap for cash. Address, Box 135. Post Falls, Kootenia Co., Idaho. 30-31 FREE A trip to the Panama Exposition. San Vraneiafio to some lady, also a 1916 Motorcycle to some young man. Write for particulars. No. 401, McKay Hldg. Portland, Ore. Service next Sunday morning at the Presbyterian church as usual. This will be our last ser vice before our vacation. There will be no service in the church during July and August. Sab bath school will be continued during the summer as usual. fled electors oi tire city, nil ninentlmcnt to tin- iriy chartgr, being the act of the legiislativt aatembl J of the state of Ore lon for the yenr I89B, entitled "An Act tu Lasorporstc the City if Hums ami to Provide n Charter Therefor, and to Re peal All Act oi J'.iilsof Acts iii Con Hire Therewith", approved I rliruuiy 17, I SB9, ."ii,l nil atiiciiiliiieiils thereof, either liy ml oi tlu legislstjrs assembly or by Initiative petition, or by measures suit mit It'll lv I In council without initiative petition, anil pin tli iilnily an ml of the legislatlv seggmbje for Hie year 1003, entitled "An Ail to Amend Kei'lluii no of an An Untitled 'An Act to Incorpor ad- I In- I H v Ml Bum iiinl to Provide a Charter 1 herefor sad to Krpeul all Acta anil I'ails ni Ails in Conflict There Willi' ", approved f'elijfury a, 1U03 anil a nic.tj.iti c submitted to tle (seniors of tin i ii y nl Hums liy initiative pett 1 1' hi at a MHti.il election held on the .101 h ilay ol Jeiy, J'12, by amending sin h act ami incisure nud fly charter ol t In city, Store particularly y amend' uik Bastion IJOof Chapter X pf aid din in us origjsajly riJiiAtnl ami a iiuii'iiiliij, I lie said Suction J 10 a amended to iar jn vvord and figure a follllWH I RcctioU I Id: I'm the mi r nose of mi 1 1 lug Into ens! the provision ol the flinitii nl h.ml iiiy, insofar u they reler to i lit- acquis)! mil, election, construction uml inn, nl. iuiiu'i of water winks, sew ers anil clcctiH. in .other legal plant in ami for the cily, the cuutuim council i autlioneil ami empowered to issue my1 vii, for uml on In-half of the city, with out a vote of fin-electors, or any fur tin i authority, ncKntuiJr coupon bonds loi any out', titliei or "II of aaid ogr. posits, in imli nuioiiiil oi amounts, ami .it such i nut or iiics uud upon such terms ns I lie mini council in;jy drcui to be for ti.e U'Hl intern Is of the said city, inn not to eiseed ilw prtssipsJ snuiof .1,0,11110 fin the purpose of NCqujriug, grafting, eosstiisstlaf uml maintaining a wnto works system, and not to eg , i nl tin- principal mini ol vu,uuu for the purpose of iic(uiring, (reeling, construct ing, Inyin! and maintaining a fewer system, .iiiil not lo exceed the principal hiiiii ol 1 10,400 ).,i the purpose of ac quiring, erecting, ami ousrvvtiug and SUslStSisiSg uu electric or other f,ght J plant I nor 10 nut issuance oi any such In, mis, tin-council, by ordinance, shall prescribe, fix ami ilcUi mills tie? following the furm or forme of said lunula, their tlutc or dates, denomiua r urn oi tlcnoiuiiiutlons, date or datee of iuufuity not exceeding twenty-five 36J einl annually, place of pftJIilW, rind the particular use or uses to which tin proceeds shall be applied. All SOBdl ol the city when delivered to the purchna er shall thereafter lie iticontrslilile, ami neither their legality nor the levy, assessment, or collection ol tuxes loi the payment ol cither the intciest on tu the principal of, aaitl liomls shall In open to contest lv sniil ell v or by nny prison in persons, corpniation or cor potation, for any iraaoii oi hraUOttl whatever. In and liy the onlinmice authorising the issuance uml sale ol any bonds lor waterworks, sewers or light plain, the common council ahull levy direct annua ad valorem taxes, in addition to all other tines, and iiarl ntilni I v in addition tithe to mills provided iii subdivision U of Section Nil ami in Section I!)'.' in this charter ami without submitting Such iinfinali, i or levy to the sole ol the owners of taxulile property in mini city or to the vole ol other InxpaytuS or voters therein, upon all taxable pnijieity oftbecity, sufficient to pay the Interest on said lunula promptly when uml ns the same Ixcomc due, uml lo create a sinking fund to IHsahsrgt the prlnrlpal thereof at maturity, ami mini council shall include such levy iu the iinuuul geiicml tax levy of the tit y. Saul 01111 cil luil also 1 ei pin 1 lbs collection Ol such lairs by Hm piopci cilv mid couiily olheiiils. iiuthtiiixetl liy law to make Biicli collect ions, ami the taxi", mi l ried, assessetl and collrcled shall be In pi in eepmiiie fund for each kiml ol I tls, rt'Siet lively, ami each ol Haul fundi shall lie ueed solely in the payment ol the in terest ami pnutipiii ol its respective bonds, and the ssitl principal ami inlti- est shall lie paid out of enul funds ai t lu- time or times provided BtaMfttlBfJ to law and the tenor of such bonds 11 ml coupons, and such ordinance BUtSorisJng the a suaiK' and sale of such lunula anil levy ing such talcs shall, iipim payment 01 the puicliiiHt- pi ice of nny of said bunds, 1st irreprulutile, mid I lie classes, kinds 01 amount ol proierty siiliicct to tairs, or the method or inniinct of levy, shscsh nieiit or collection of tales thereon, pro vided by law st (he tunc of pus-act ami appijyval of such oidiiismc. shall not lie changed iu any manner so as to reduce or diminish the secilnty lor such Inuuls or any of them, or lesMin t he powei , authority or ability til said city to iuIsc funds sufficient to pay the inlrirst nil d bonds promptly when ami its 1 In same lifetimes due, and to tii-t haiur the principal thcreol hi miiturity, ssproetd ed ill the orditlmicr issuniu hiicIi litimls or any ol them, so lone, us nuy of mid bond or uny of the inteirst tlieieou it inains unpaid. In the event of the rsflllsl. aasflei ' Of lailure ol the city, of the said council. or any or all of the nlhtii.ls ol tbscitj having todo with the levy, assessuieul or collection oi the taxes DCOflded iu t Ins sevliuii, or the payineiit ol tin- nr thereby tlerivtsl to the In ller of lioldtn s of said bonda or the 1 oupoiis appertain tng thereto, to h'iIoiiii their MreraJ dimes rclutivr to such levy, assessment collection or payment, at llie time M times provtdctl sectiiilin to htw ami the tenor of auid liomls ami coupons, whereby any default occurs m ih,- py. iiieiil of the interest UpOS any ol saitl bonds, or any pan of nueh luteiesi, or the principal of said IhiiuIs, or any part thereof, at the time, plate or manner nl payment of said principal 01 inun-l, and by reason of such delimit, any suit or proceeding is brought l,y the hohlrr or holders of uny such bond or I g, coupon or coupons, to recmi .111) such principal or interest, due ami unpaid then in that case the snul nit shall be liable for and shall pay, not only il principal or Interest, or both, w In, h may be due to such holder or holdeis, lull shell also be liable for ami shall pay all costs sml expenses ol such suit or pro eeeding, and also leasouablr attorney 'a (res amounting to the sum of ten 10 liercenl of the iiiiuiunt of the principal or interest, or principal mid interest, a the case may be, for which any such suit or proceeding is brought, mid all such roela uml csm'iihi's ol mic.li suit Of proceeding, including tut h attorney 'slrt-a, hall lie, sml thusamuare hereby det laretl, so much 1nl1l1t11.11.il imli'biriliii'Bs of the city, which ahall be Included ill any judgment ubisiucd egging) muIi my, uud the paymrnt of which shall lie en forced in the smnr maimer and by the same menus ss the payment of sau! principal n;il piteiest. In iiilibtiou to bunt., a geijeral obliga tion of ai city, tlu. snul liomls shall be a first nud exclusive lieu on all lands, rights of way, enaeuisiiis, yvuler rights, reservoirs, springs, wills, pH' burs, poles, wires, structures, machinery and appliances of every kiml and untitle, composing, irsH'fii vely, 1 in wutrr work system, sewer syseem or light plant actluirrd, erected, consliutteil or Uiaintaiiieil with the money dcrivetl from the a gjy pf said liomls resicciiely The income ilnnvrd liom ,iiy wnlcr work syotcni or light plant owned, coniroueii or opeuiicil by the city o HumisliuI be tliapnsmlof ru the follow ing order and iiiunner (I; In the payment of the rresnnnbltt costs mid expense of oieriiting said writer win Its system or fight pi'int, iuclutiiug needed repairs thereoo, and collecting it revenue. I'J) In thu paymenl of tint interest accruing oil the nulHlamliiig bonda issued to securu such wulernm Its system or light plant. CI) In the milking ol extrusions Lo uml imprOTI iiient upon aaid walci ttoi Its sjrglan qj light plan I (4) In 1 In- iiccu 111 libit run of u ayikiug fund iii IBS puymenl ol rln outstanulug fJtdaltgued to secure such waterworks system or light p,.i,,i (C) fl ix the payment of tire bonds issued In secure such wutri works system or light plant. Aff sets and parts of uu oj ; lis- Igadj fat I ve ssaenibly ol thu slal ol QrSffOS, Couipoiiig, Uiinga puil nl or .ippt'itiitii ing to KM fsteaVfS W ISIM mivi'iiinrg fhc city of llurnn and ull ii'ilnufirrs resolutions or orders or parts tlurt'of of llie iiiiiiimui 1 .iinj i ol the city ol Burns and all mensuirs of purls I lu-rrol, Boopieu upon 1111 1 nil ) v ti pcliio.n or otherwise, in conflict lierrwlth. mul par ticularly rsi'ilion lid nl mi act ol the legislative ussemldy of thr stnlc ,. QftMO for the yem IHIHI, ctitlihil An Act Incorpornle thu t My of rr ntlffe s Otierter Theremr, and to He pa! nil Acts or part of Acts in Conflict Therewith' ", sod subdivisions t and M section hii and Section 109 and 118 of said act of said leglslstlve sesembly for the war IH9U, sml a measure submitted to the electors of the olty of Borne et e pecks) election held on the .'tilth der ol July, 11112, in so far as the eald acta, t.'ctl ma mil measures or parts thereof ate In conflict herewith, shall be uml llit same are hereby repealed. NetlOS If. That the foregoing amend- 11 1 toHuctlou 110 ol chapter X of the charter of the city I hereby submitted to the qualified electors ol the city lor their 11 jectloii or approvsl lo be voted mi 111 11 special ehction ee provided In mi 1 inn :i nl the ordinance. Set'llou !1. A special election is here in called nd ordered to lie held In end lor aaid city on Saturday I o-wit the L'lib iluy ol .Inly, llllli, for the purpose ol voting ou the said proposed amend riiint sml the recorder Is hereby direct ed to post not les then three notice for morn than fllteen day la-fore said 1 1, 1 ion 111 each ol the precinct of the city, Iu conspicuous place therein, nail- Ing the said election and notifying the electors thereof in the manner provided by law, which notice shall be In aub iiiini ih ly the following form : SPECIAL CITY ELECTION NOTICE. STATK OF OKKtiON 1 COUNTY OK IIAUNKY. HK CITY OK IIUHNH ) NOTION H flKKKIIY tilVK.N that on Saturday, to-wit tin. .'lib day of July, 1'ilfi, at the following nainetl poll ing places In llie city of Horns, Harney county, Oregon, to-wit MONTH Hl'KNH i'KKOINCT In the 1 miii 1 House. SOUTH IIIIKNr- I'HKCINCT In the City Hall a special election will be held at which there will he submitted to the qualified voters nl said city for their approval or ri'ji'cliiiii, ptirsdant to Ordinance No. 164, passed and approved on the 23rd iluy ol Junu, I'Jl.'i, an siuendment to Seei ion 1 10 of Chapter 10 of the charier of the city ol Iturns snd all acta and measures amendatory tliereof, proposed sod submitted by the common council to the tpisllflnil voters ol the city. Said proposed amendment le printed iu pamphlet form by the city and copiee mailed to every legal voter within the city whoea address is known, and t an in- bad at the office of the recorder upon application. The general purport ol aaid charter iiiii'iiilinoiil I expreaeed In the ballot title adopted by the common council and which will appear upon the ballot in the following werds: "Shall section 110 of Hums city char ter be amended to authorised general obligation bonds not exceeding (hJ,U00 lor waterworks, 140,000 for sewers, and 1 ".one lor light plant; interest not ex astasias, six per centum, per annum pay able semi-annually, principal payable at times determined by council, but within tHciitt -live years alter date, provide for .i.HCHsineiit and collection ol saitl interest and principal in addition to limit ol ten mills lor all other taxee, QUALITY FIRST New Spring Goods Now on Sale at BROWNS SATISFACTORY STORE Spring and Summer Dress Materials that are positively the Latest New silk gloves, Veilings. 1 hite Goods trimmings, braids, new fancy buttons Royal Worcester Corsets New Silk Skirts and Kimonas N. BROWN & SONS Burns. Oregon precinct known and designated as South Hume precinct a established at the reg ular December, lul.'l term ol the t'ouuty Court, on to wit: Kafurday, DsSSSBbSf (. MM. Section Is The following named pur- eon are hereby daalgnalnd end apimiut ed aa Judgee and clerke of election t eerve ae eald officers at eeid election in the respective voting precincts, as fol fel fol eows: NORTH BURNS PRECINCT Judgee II M. Morton, II. H MSSS and Mr. J. H.Cook. (Merits W. K. Huston and Mrs. Dr. deary. SOUTH BURNS PRECINCT Judge: bi'ii. Ilegey, Mrs. f urtls Smith end Mr. Frank (iowsn Clerks: Clarence McKiuuou and 1 rank Welcome. Hection 0. The eaitl polling places shall be open for the reception ol voles et the hour of H o'clock tu the loi cm .on and continue epen until M o'clock BOOH, t which time they msy be cloned, ll desires!, pro. tarnation ol the same lieing made, until 1 o'clock, when the same (hall again m open anil las kept open until 0 o'clock Iu the alternooii of said taxes lor , fay, lo-wit Saturday, July 1 1. I'M?'. Section 7 The billowing ballot title for said charter amendment ia hereby pin-, idr lor dlapoaal ol Income of water- adopted and shall be printed on all bab works and light plant and tepeal all ii. used at said election, namely parts uf chart' in euullu 1 " "Shall section 110 ol Hums city char- Tim said special election will lot held ' ter be amended to authorise general oh commencing at H o'clock la the morning I ligation bonds not exceeding $410,000 (a) ami the polls will remain open until IV for waterworks, 44O.000 for sewers, sml o'clock noon, at which lime Ihey may be ! 0,000 lor light plant ; interest not ex closed, If deeired, proclamation ol the oeeding six per centum per aniinm, pay same being made.uniilooeo'rlock, when Bhd seml-annosCy ; prlnclpel payable the same shell again be open and be kept t , determined by council, but om until 0 o'clock in the afternoon ol withlu twenty-five years after datr. pel -said day. vide for assessment and collection of The judgee and clerk ol election In uiee lor said interest ami pilncipul in the respective precincU ere, respective addition to limit ol ten mills for all Tuesday Fruit Day at RICHARDSON'S Watermelons, Cantaloups Peaches, Apricots, Rasp berries, Loganberries, Bananas, Oranges, Lemons Special price by the crate for canning if you will leave our orders a few days before hand Remember we will have everything in the fruit line Friday, July 2 A. K. Richardson General Merchant! is e Agt. Buick Automobiles ly, the following named qualified elec tors ol the city ol Hums: NORTH BURNS PRECINCT W K. Huston, Mrs Dr. Ueary, clerk of election, II. M. Morton, II. II. Mace, Mrs. J. H, Cook, judges of election. I other taxes ; provide for disposal ol in come of waterworks and light plant and repeal all parte ol charter In coullict " Hection 8. The form ol the ofticml ballot for us at aaid election shall U I printed and in substantially the follow- I I ng lor m TUR To Is lorn oil by (he chairman STUB To be lorn by lbs first clerk OFFICIAL BALLOT FOR THE CITY OF BURNS, HARNEY COUNTY, OREGON, JULY 3,iti5 mmmm MARK BETWEEN THE NUMBER AND ANSWER VOTED FOR REFERRED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL. "Shall section 110 el Bursts city charter be aiaandsd to authorise general ob ligation bonds wot exceeding $40,000 (er waterworks, $40,000 lor sewers, and $10,000 for light plant; Ustereet wot eaceeding sis per centum per annum, pay able semi-annually; principal payable at times determinen by council, but within twenty-five gears allftr date; provide (or assessment and collection of laaes for said interest and principal in addition to limit p! ten mills (or all other taxes; provide (or disposal ol intern tef welerteorji and light plant ami repeal all parts of charter in . ..iifh.l," VOTE YES OR NO YES Fair Feed Yard GRAIN OF ALL KINDS Timothy, Alfalfa and Red Top Hay Baled Hay For Sale FlW Camp House and.Feeding Mtifafci in i orral or Hum. Customers Care For Own Stock. W. A. GOODMAN, Adjoining Fair (.rounds. I Sj. esxeB 300 301 NO SOUTH BURNS PRECINCT Burn uml tj i'r'pde uhurler I bars for uud fXtpeaf nil Ails uml fails urj Ants in I niiMVt )ln.'M' itli", approred IVI.ruury IT, IHliU, SI SRIfUdid by ao art of laid legislative ussuuddy fur llie yssr 1003. entitled "An A, i In Anusul yturs, llie rule vf interest, not exceeding Htttlnii 110 of an Act iiulitlcd 'An Act six i si J p t'tiiluiu ir tfftfUM, peabl tu Jncwpoiute the City "I Hums aud Iu t lare:ii'a Mt'K Iniion, 1'rsnk Welcome, clerks of elect i i. . ic. Hagey, Mrs. Curtis Hniilh, Mia. Krank Uoweo, judge uf election. II guy judge of .election fails to attend and serve at the proper time, the voteie there present iney slept aflnljipr to fijl his place; end if any flerk of electf p Isile to attend end gar st the proper time, the Judges uf sbjctioa) may appoint another to fill in pine. Nn person shall be entitled to vote at mi I. iperlsl election who I not a legal voter ol the city of llnrns In ecrordanc with ii.. cniistltutiiin nd law uf the state of Oregon aud the ehsrter of the city of Burn. IMU'dtii 28rdday of June, A. I". IVlft. ( Heel j 1J. 0. safffMi Attest: Msy or. oy VhnWinkj-x, Recorder. Mucllnne. The poifing pieces for hold ing the said speclul elerlftfn n tffe city uf Hnrn will be in the fespeetlve voting iici iiu'ib, a luluws: Null III liUUHM I'rf K()lt" in the Court Hung. SOI "I'D HI'MNM I'ltKCINi I in the Oily 1111, The North Hume preeluct shall con sist of so much of the olty ol Hum s lies within the boundarisi ol the voting precinct known and designated a North lliirue preclnot se established at the rrgiilur December, ,i,oterfu of theCoun i r i 'mrl, tnwlt : Satuf fey , Decein lfr ), 1U1S. The Houth liurus preeiuvt shell uon sist of so much of the city ol Burn a le witbiu tb boundaries uf the voting Heetioo V. II auy judge of slsetloo fall to attend and serve el the proper time or if none have been appointed the voter there preeenl may elect an other 1 1 his place; aud if any clerk uf election .'alls to atfeod and survu at lint proper time, the Judgee ol election uniy apptunl another to All hie place. Ho line proceeding to perform any official act at ncf election, t) i judgee end clerk dial I Been waft and rtubscillfc en ontli ul id floe in ubet$ntiel)y the following form "1 , do mli'innl) swear or attlnuj that I will pfgrforai Lbs dutiee ol Judge ol election .n olerk, a the osee may be according to law, uud that I will etudiouely endeavor to pic. vent fraud, deceit and abuse In Mod ml lug llie election." Suction 10. The recorder hall SSSSS to be prluted and furulahed to the judges and olerk ol election, for use at Bin, I election,1' the official bJlotn uu required by the laws of ih' state ' o( (Iregoh uml this ordinance aud upon the SSxVpIl iimi of the count ol Ih vote t est at saitl uleptlun In the manner and fop-m rcijuir tnj by lew, end. particularly Suction fj of Ordinsnce No. r of tbecity of Btjrn , (lie return therepf )ill be nicd with the reMOider uu or before the day ufUu ssid election snd ll iocnttn hIiuII pic snul the sme to (he common St s ipeulul mneling of said council lo be held stlbe hour ol T :30 oYluak I. Iff, ol lbs nest day ensuing, nut a holiduy, Snd St eald special meeting Hut ml. I in corder and council shall prouuud to enn vsss the return of eeld election ami hl can an entry of the result ihero uf to be fuaite f the lourual id thuntv of Horn. ThS weyiir hil forthuilh, slter the canvass of said rutin ns ol saitl We have a complete stock of Seasonable Goods Com and see the great vari, i Eveiything For Everybody CALL OR SEND YOUR ORDERS The Burns Department Store '""" ' """i'iTY " 'j r"" isxMt1aii "-"..ki .Ma ssssrs Ni FARM LOANS J. M. THOMPSON, Hums, Oren Represents Security Farm Loan Association ff CfUcagu ll'llllliirs for iilrni Inan. It ... . . I ' . Iicr.cnl.,,,. ,'i". ""-,". 7'1UI, '""' . "I I" :..., -'"" van or wr le for nee ami good. parti, i III Our p nn ia P ' "! '" . . I'lui'i.t i thereof in the manner and loiiiii'll torin i i.M.i, im Hii'lmn IN of Ordinaiico ,. it .... I,,-. '-.'I'linii II. All ordinances, rendu Iioiih nn, I orders, tr nnv part or part Uu reof, in tuiill 1 1 lititiwiih, be and the tame tr Itereb) lepesled, resdmied and iiiiiiull. ,1 Ssotlun 12. liiuMiniifli s the present , nltTM stem nl the city of Hums is who) h Inuili quit by reason whereof there I i dungi'r ol lire, as well a danger to the ncaiin ul III I'll l.llf, amf 11 Is llilluetll ulely itin'snry lof tli public lluallji. ....1 . ...I.. ... ...It I... . li L' videtl, no, I h an Hal by ti,. ton,,, ,i ,, net hum iiitimn, . uurlv k tint,. M i lion of public luallli, i il. IH'sftl'M Ollll Ulll'll 111 Ulilil i. Ill' .. Ultsn. special aiectiou, issue aud publish his IhgtSB sdw,Ut water s) stem lw pro' 1 '''I t I O-M l- 1 1 "I llui ns ii. . H,. at rtg i lire praters ,. ,. ....I . r . .nt-md.iivt.t Ii,,.. ' , "' .BIW,ly e.rssncy I. Ii.rch, ,; ,,.,,:"u; IH IIP. litis. .In.. "' " "" ..... .. ,IIIHI-L II -M II) in lull force an, I . ffi Ti . . i ' ' ' I ' in, I he subject tt.llie r,t, ,,,! ' "" AVl'UOVKh ,1 AD. 1U16. IW1, .P.dlB- . or Inl v ill,., i m Ih. ! I , , I I. i, I) of Juin Hoi tsUiM,, i, Uecord .