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NO. 6
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ActivKi^
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(PUBLISHER)
Portland, Or., April 11 (Special)
Indeijender.ee will enlarge its
See
Department
o f The Interior, U. S.
— Wheat growers of 28 counti.s creamery at a cost of $5,000.
Land Otliee at The Dalles, Oregon,
o f the Pacific Northwest, 13 in
At Ontario a pumping plant
February 18th, 1911.
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Oregon, 6 in Idaho and 9 in will be installed to water 10.000
NOTICE Is hereby given that Emma
Washington, members o f the acres.
O. Jetty, o f Portland, Oregon, who on
J April 25th, 1910, made Timber and
fa rm ers’ Union, have secured a
Frv 'v. aSer has struck artesian
lease on Columbia Dock No. 1, water and irrigation from this
Stone Entry, No. 06576, for Lot 7,
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l
SE.SW; and the SW iSEi, Section 6.
f o r the season and propose to j source will reclaim a large ucre-
Township
1
North,
Range
12
East,
Wil
j
liandle their crop from the field age.
Meridian, has filed notice o f in jjj —
J lamette
to the ships taking it to foreign
During March, Portland ex
He can make your watch keep time
tention to make Final Timber and Stone
} Proof, to establish claim to the land
markets.
ported 729,115 bushels of wheat; : I
^ vvvat-^-i-. vs vvva va-vvva-vasva va va va
above described, before the Register
The purpose of the move 18,023 barrels o f flour, and 4,539-!
\
l e r ( t h
a
n
d
i s e
and Receiver o f the U. S. Land otliee,
is not solely to handle the grain 450 feet of lumber,
The"Dalles, Oregon on the 27th day of
o f tlm members but to make
E. W. McComas. of Pendleton, I
April, 1911.
a proht out of the traffic. ! estimates the wheat crop o f J
Claimant names as witnesses: Walter
o s ie r
rego n
Purchases of grain will be made I Umatilla County this year will
H. K rslake, Edwin F. Reeves, J. Her
man Reeves, all o f Mosier, Oregon and
in the wheat belt just as individ-' amount to 5,000,0( 0 bushels,
Robert P. Royce, o f Portland, Oregon.
ual firms buy it and plans are be-j The Deschutes Valley is rich
C. W. M ooke ,
o
f
Mosier,
Oregon,
ing made for the incorporation j in land plaster and.a mill with a
Register.
o f a transnortation company. ! capacity of 30 tons daily will be
A l l B u s in e s s e n t r u s t e d t o
G eo . C h a m b e r e aus
For your Drugs, Sundries, Patent Medicines. Station
Sales o f wheat will be made on - in operation at Bend by April 15.
T h e C a k e Ô f t h e
NOTICE F A R PUBLICATION
the clock terms being f o b Port-1 Pendleton’ s foremost and old-
REAL ESTATE
ery, Toilet Articles, Candy and Cigars, IceCream and
land.
j est industry is its flour milling.
( I T , RUSHER)
Fruit
.Soda i l ’ater.
Everything in the Drug line.
Rice in Oregon may soon be-[Its annual shipment ol flour to
I >epnit ment of The Interior,
of The Dalles, Oregon
Lands
IT.
S.
Land
Olliceat
The
Dalles,
Ore.,
•
-come an accomplished fact fo r ' the Orient alone came to 400,COO!
March 14th, 1911.
WILL h a v e PROMPT ATTENTION
experiments have been under- sacks.
i NOTICE is hereby given that Robert I
Specialty
taken on a tract of irrigated land I The Dalles had considerable1
,
Capital
$100,000.00
W. Simpson, of Mosier, Oregon, who
-at Stayton, where a dozen vn-1 building activity during the past |
Oregon Surplus and -undivid
on December 27th, 1904, and additional M o s ifif
ed profits
100 , 000.00
vieties o f rice will be planted as j month. March statistics showed
on June 28th, 1905, made Homestead,
No. 14097 Serial, No. 02437, for SE|
soon as the land can be gotten over 100 new houses, valued at
j J. S. SCHENCK, P resident
N E g , NE SE , and the W l|SK',, Sec-
T
I
C
E
!
into condition.
The work is in $103,375.
;
E d . M. W il l ia m s M ax A.’ V ogt
w . A. HUSBANDS
j tion 11, Township 1 North, Range 11
An immense wool warehouse is
charge of Charles Chambliss, a
'Vice Pres.
Cashier
; East, Willamette Meridian, has filed
B l a c k s m it h
government expert in rice cul-j to be erected at Metolius.
The
j notice o f intention to make Finul five-
ture.
About ten acres will be town will handle a large part of
Beginning M A RC H 1st all busi I year Proof, to establish claim to the Horse Shoeing and General
used experimentally, use of the tne wool clip ol Centred Oregon,
ai d ab'-ve described, before the Regis
ness will be done on a cash or 30
ter in,.I 1 . ceiver o f the U. S. Land Of-
Repair Yvork.
.tract having been given by the j which am en ts to over 1,000,000
\ 'ice, at The Dalle Oregon, on the 25th
owners of the property.
The 'pounds annually.
clay basis.
Satisfaction guaranteen
j day o f April. 1911.
o lias become a manu-'
land will be seeded at once and ¡
OREGON
i Claimant names as witnesses: Carl J. MOSIER
irrigated throughout its growing factoring- center. If lias 45 fac-
On Bills not paid by the 15th ot
Fredrickson, Charles Stoltz, Frank ____________________________________ |
GAY YOWELL, Mgr.
! (linger, Charles Bennett, all of Mosier,
.season.
j lories employing 1510 workmen. '
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Harness
and Saddlery Hdoode
the following month from date ot • Oregon.
Receipts of livestock at the'The monthly payroll is $90,390
NO 1 ICE FOR PUBLICATION j T ( i n t s , Wagon Covers, Etc
C. W . M o ore ,
Portland yards for the first three and the value m he annual prod- j
( publishfr )
i Hand-made Harness a Specialty
purchase, credit will be refused un
Register.
months of the year show great u t is more than t Id ¡ i,(A0,
Department o f The Interior,
j HOOD.RIVER
- OREGON
Match 17. April 21
til settlement.
gains over the corresponding per-1 Experiments will be made at j
U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon
io l of last year.
Totals were: Stayton on irrigated land to de- j
March 17th. 1911.
I NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
■c.ittle, 7990; sheep, 25,018; hogs, i termine if rice can be grown sue-!
NOTICE is hereby given that John | M OSIER M A R K E T
0982. The increase over the first j ce -sfully in Oregon, the inves-|
( p u b l is h e r )
P. Tryon, o f The Dalles, Oregon, as p
JT n i T , K , M A T ) p
one of the heirs and for the heirs of b . 11. U U INoiM
Prop.
Department,
o
f
the
Interior,
quarter o f 1910 is: cattle, 247; dgation is in charge of a Govern-j
?
(DEA1 KR IN
U. S. Land office, at The Dalles, ore. Richard I). Tryon, deceased, who on
sheep, 20,029; hogs, 2053.
ment expert on rice culture.
April 5th. 19(H), made Homestead
_,
March 22nd, 1911.
The Breeders’ Spring sale of 'TimPor!land Union Stockyards|
a
(Serial
03870),
No.
15055,
for
Lot
3
and
l'osli and Cured Meats
NoTicn is h'-rehy given that William
blooded horses will be held in ¡ --»how a great .rain in stock slip -
Country
Produce
SE1NW;,
Section
19,
Township
2
North,
__________________ __________________ 0. Gentry, o f Fir, Oregon, who, on
Portland April 18-22.
Therej ments for the first three months
! April 5th, 1909, made Homestead, No. Range .12 East, Willamette Meridian, 1
promises to be a large showing of 1911 as against the similar
The Columbia River Road
- Ore eon
The vulgar display o f wealth ¡04714, for StSEl-4, Section 22, Town- has filed notice of intention to make Mosier
Final five year Proof, to establish claim
o f fine horses and some purebred period of 1910. Sheep gain 20,-
made
by
America’s
idle
rich
w
h
o
sh'P
l
North,
Range
11
East,
Willam-
Efforts are still being made by
gO abroad i)as ~-------------«,-
given a large pro- : .. ette Meridian,
has filed notice t> of inten- to the land above described, before the
cattle will also be offered. Ore-j 029 head, hogs 2053 and cattle , Portland capitalists to have the ~
,
Register and Receiver, at the U. S.
THE OAKS
-gon, Montana, California. Iowa 217.
I Portland-Hood River road built.1 poruen o f the foreigners a very estld)li(lh , lsimto the ¿ nd above’ de. Land Office, The Dalles. Oregon, on
s the place b get yourolo
•and Kentucky are among the
Grants Pass has adopted a pop- ¡ n js estimated that the building Poor opinion of the breeding and «cribed, before the Register and Re the 24th day o f April, 1911.
Claimant names as w itness, s: Thom
states'to be represented at the illation of 40,000 by the next cen -j0f the road from Portland to intelligence of the American pen- ! ceiver o f the u. S. Land office, at The
C ig a r s ,
T obacco
coming sale.
j sus. People of the Soutliern O re-, Multnomah Falls, a distance of pie. It is seldom, however, that Dalles, Oregon, on the 2nd day of May, as Gordon, o f Mosier, Oregon, John
C andy , and K oi - t D uim
Roberts, o f The Dalh s. Oregon, (,". G. 1
Letters of thanks have been gon cist are not going-to sit down t|iree mj]eSi would cost $10,000. this country is so badly m isrep-i19n- .
E. Carlson, Charles T. Bcnrtctt, Wil
P o P l and Bn LIMI :
received from China by Ben Sell- and wait idly for it to be realized | The fourth'mile beyond the Fails resented by any o f its tourists as ! rua e^ * 7 ^ ' r “ o ™ ^olc-ar^E liom A. Davis, all of Alosfer, Or ot . i
S. K. Francisco,
ing. who collected the famine re- but will work definitely toward 1 would cost$19,290. The viewers <> is by Albert C. Bostwick, the Wilson, Robert W.’ Simpson,of Mosier!
c. w
lief timd, and gratitude is ex- th.it end.
|say, according to the Hood River Standard Oil magnate who has j Oregon, Walter Gardner, o f Hr, ore-
Mosier,
< >rti
jiressed for the recent contribu-
An immense power plant on ¡News:
recently arrived at Nice with the K°n-
M24— A2t
tion of $5,000 made by Portland j the Rogue River near Prospect! “ The proposed road has bee large accompaniment. In addi-
C. W. MOORE,
Register,
people and received in Hong is now under construction -and aurVeyed and staked out along tion to his wife and five children,
C. H. . KINS, I).
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Kong for distribution.
Since will cost se veral million dollars. the proposed route from Bridal Mr- Bostwick was accompanied
Mi h31 Apr 28
that stun was received- a similar, T.
, . ,
.
, ,
,,
(PUBLISHER)
1 V.NTI.ST
,
i
n i. i and i senti,
. I he plant, when cornu etc, will Veil and ending at the M u lt n o - by two chauffers, three banjo
sum has
been
collected
' m ! i>\ r it rii Ti.i a he
.Department
o
f
The
Interior,
and contributions are still coming bave three units of 8,9'.>0 horse- mah-Hood River county line. b ^ v e re .tw u n u rse s.fiv e g o v e r-
M c N e il P l a c e W il l
U. S. Land Ollirt
in.
! power each.
Complete plats, profile and esti-1 ne3s(‘s- one physician, fourteen
At TheMDalles, Oregon,
Ottic»* 28 Itesi« 1«
B
e S o ld
Klamath County has set what !
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IH-OD RIVER
mate accompany this report.
| servants, two automobiles and i
March 9th, 1911.
appears to be an egg record.
T he F ruit F arm at M osier ,
CASH AND CREDIT
“ It is our belief that the said ! seventy-five trunks. The money
NOTICE la hereby give n i at •
Harry Caden bad 15 ordinary
roadnhould
be
granted.
|
wasted
in
this
vulgar
display
of
-
O
re ., and the R esidence P rop - E Cooper, formerly Sarah !
Me .
Progress
is
easily
made
by
hens that laid 256 eggs la.d
o f Mosier, Oregon, who on - i l
R o b e r t T. N e w h a l l
“
While
th:>
proposed
road
will
i
wealth
in
a
single
month
would
EKTY
T
he
D
a
ll
e
s
,
O
re
.,
be-
-month. Six of the hens are pul
the man who combines good
1904, made Homestead No. I
be
expensive
to
build,
neverthe-
save
«cores
of
better
American
Ion8>ng
to
the
R
oderick M c -
lets and did not begin to lav un
Representing
credit with his working capi
rial No. 04133, for SW.!». Section 22,
' less there are no obstacles from citizens from slow starvation and N eil E state will be sold at The ¡Township ^
til after the first week of the
I ^()iui
North, Range II Lust,
tal.
M i l t o n N u r s e r y c . o
month.
an engineering pointof view that ‘ death in any of the big cities Dalles, A pi i I ¿-2nd, at 10 A. M- | will»m«tt«^ Meridian, hn« <il<. d notice of
When reverses come it is
i rowers o f Reliai ).- Nuis- ’ . . 1 , 4
Visits to all the irrigation pro-j
where
Standard
Oil
levies
its
For
further
particulars
inquire
of
intention
to
make
Final
co
i
oinmutationi
cannot readily be overcome.
an excellent thing to have
jects in the state will be made
- OM'riON
j Proof, to establish claim to the I nul HOOD LIVER
H enry J. M aier ,
“
By
connecting
Hood
River
heaviest
toll
on
the
poor
people,
some reserve capital or a good
during the year by the State
! above described, before the Register
Administrator.
county with Multnomah it will ~E x.
Board. State Engineer Lewis is
credit to fall back upon.
: and Receiver o f the U. S. Land offn
NOTICE FOR PUBLICA i>. K
At Maier ¿ Schanno’s office.
now planning the inspection, j There are very few who do
ill The Dalles, Oregon, on the lath no
give the only direct road corn-! The Hood River Glacier says:
Several new projects have been j not at some time have use
o
f
April,
1911.
( p u b l is h e r )
munication between The Dalles !
M24-A21
Devlin & Firebaugh, selling
taken up that have never been
Claimant names as witnesses: Oscar
Department o f The Interior.
and Portland. There are a num-1
for
credit.
! E. Wilson, Gardina F. Godberson,
visited by the state officials -as!
U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon
her o f places and town sites agents for the Hood River Or
Cash and credit sunple-
yet.
March 22nd, 1911.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. naC. Godberson, allof Mosier, Oregon,
chard
Land
Co.,
report
that
the
along
the
proposed
road
that
menteach other. With cred
William B. Gentry, of Fir, Oregon.
Portland had a birthday this
NOTICE is hereby given that Hans
have rail or water communica opening day of the Mosier View
(Publisher.)
week, being 60 years old.
Its i it you can make more money.
C. W. M oore , Register.
C. Olsen, o f Mosier. Oregon, who on
tion
;that
would
be
greatly
liene-
municipal government was or
Tract
will
lie
held
Sunday,
April
With money you can get
| July 6th. 1904, made Homestead, No.
Department o f the Interior, U. S.
March 17, April 14
fitod by a wagon road outlet.”
ganized April 7. 1851. for on that
13*>60 Serial, No. 03245, for Lots 2 and
more credit.
16, when a special train will he Land Office at The Dalles, Ori gon,
date the first election was held.
3.
Section 3, Township 1 North. Haege
The
board
of«viewers
call
at
The M o s ie r V a l l e y B a n k
run from Portland for the con March 21st, 1911.
Then there was one precinct:
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION II East. Willamette Meriiiian, .has hi. d
tention
to
the
great
scenic
value
is al.vays glad to make loans
Notice is hereby given that Benjam
now there are 155.
¡notice o f intention to make Final five
of the highway, also that a road venience o f prospective
(ISOLATED TRACT)
in VV. Veateh, whose post-office ad
to persons who are known to
year Proof, to establish claim to the land
dress is Mosier, Oregon, did, on the
existed previous to the building! chasers.”
protect their credit, and al
| above described, before the K g ist-r
PUBLIC LAND SALE
Eastern eggs are coming into
l ith day o f February, 1911, file in this
land Receiver o f the If. S. Land < like,
ways makes it a point to ! of the railroad and that it should
Portland at the rate o f about one
No. 06167
office Sworn Statement and Applica
nt The Dalles, Oregon, on t! - “1 -,! <(ay
¡be
restored.
It
is
shown
by
NOTICE
1
OR
PUBLICATION
carload per day. although thp re
look after the needs of its
tion, No 03121, to purchase the
United States Land Office,
o f May, 1911.
I
plats
o
f
the
proposed
roads
that
ceipts o f Oregon eggs are much
( publisher )
depositors firsL
SB's NWi, NE .8W4, NE4SE4, and Lot
The Dalles, Oregon,
Claimant name* aa wit 1, as s
heavier than former seasons.
the. railroad has appropriated
3, Section 1, Tp. 1 North, Range 11
March 11th, 1911. j P. Snyder, Vincent C.
Department o f Tbe Interior,
The eggs now l>eing received
! sections o f the old wagon road, U. S. Lfcnci Office at Tin* Dalles, Ore gon j EWM.,
Notice is hereby given that, as <11 - 1 Fredericson, Charles
School Notes
from the East are not offered for
and the timber thereon, under the pro
| which it is believed it could bo
April 6th, 1911.
rected by the Commissioner o f the G en-:
Oregon.
sale, but are going into storage
NOTH’ L is hen by given that Marie visions of the act o f June 3, 1878, and
-Blanche Ross was absent! "orced to replace. It is said by
to remain until the usual scare!«
arts
amendatory,
known
as
the
“
Tim
Sem'linger, one o f the iitirH and for tin
and high prices next Winter will Thursday
I the viewers that in no case would heirs o f Gottlob 'ire (z (deceased), of ber and Stone Law,” at such value as j o f Congress approved June 27, 19(6,
j —Public No. 303, we will offer ai public I
make their sale nrofi table.
It
M dvr, Oregon, v.ho, on Se^emiier might he affixed by appraisement, and sale, to the highest bidder, at 1 . , j
Çdwin Sturgess wns absent the road injure the railroad ai
makes hut little difference to the
that,
pursuant
to
such
application,
the
that also, no place was found 19th, 1904, made Jiom<-8tead, No. 13798
o ’clock a. m., on the 2nd day o f M .< . 1
Oregon consumer who pays the Wednesday.
where damages would have to Serial, No. 01302. for SL1 4NE1-4, Sec. land and timber thereon ha j e been ap 1911, at this office, the follow! 1 tract
bill -whether the eggs are used
Willie Depee, Robert Ross, I be allowed. Stress is laid on the 10, N 'jN W l-4 , Sec. 14, and NE1-4NE praised, the timber estimated 500,(HH) i o f land, to-wit: NWVNE«f,* See. 14,1
now or next Winter. The fact and Raul Bailey have ueen ab-
^ jan(j owncrg along 1-4, Section 15, Township 1 North, board feet at 60 cents per M, and the ¡T. 1 N., R. 11 East, W. M.
that it is necessary to bring eggs
land $147.18; that said applicant will
.. ,
I Any persons claiming adversely the!
j he puiiiosed road are in favoi Rang' II r.sst, Wiilam»-tte Meridian, i offer final proof in
into the country for use at nnv sent this week.
has filed notice of intention to make
Statement
on
the
! «»«ve-described lands are advised to
j
plication
and
sworn
time is conclusive evidence that
Fridav, the 14th, is Arbor Day. ! >f it. No grade* \*ould I>e en
inal flhe-yeur Iroef, to estalilisi
we are not making the most of A program beginning at tw. countered Kreater than ten per cl iin to tile land above described, be i 2n i day o f June, 1911, before the Reg file their claims, or objections, on or
ent except at a point near Eagh ! fore the Register and Receiver o f the ister and Receiver o f the U. S. Land before the day above designated for
our onportunities. Poultr’’ rais
eale.
ing has proved an unqualified o ’clock will be given by the pu creek, , the expense o f which U. S. Land Office, at The Dallen, Ore- j Office, at The Dali* e, Oregon.
pils
of
the
primary
room.
Par-
C. W. M oorr ,
Any
person
is
at
liberty
to
protest
success in a dozen localities
, would fall on Multnomah county, j on. on the lflth day o f May, 1911.
1 this purchase before entry, or initiate
.
Register.
throughout the state, and with ents and patrons are cordially , Here surveys show a 19 per ceni
rn.- iit names as witnesses: Char a contest at any time before patent is
eggs and chickens a!wavs com invited to be present.
j ^rad»* for 1000 feet and 17 pet ley G. Sto!ta, Robert W. Simpson, Carl
manding high nrices there is no
______ ••— -----
cent for alxjut 1000 feet.
Thu J. Fr, irk son, Tbomaa C. Godberson, sues, by filing a corroborated affidavit
I in this office, alleging facts which
good reason whv we should not
grade can be reduced to 14 per all of Mosier, Oregon.
would defeat the entry.
Mr. Bilyeu and family are oc-
■produce at least enough to sun-
.
;
.
-| rent, but
nut would require a foiio
C. W. M oore .
cupying
the
rooms
at
the
rear
o
f
,
ro<
>
k
cut,
costing
aljout
$15,000
ply the home demand.—Ore-
Register.
gonian.
the Bulletin office.
! more.
April 14- May tt
•
i
1 Hood L A R Reliable
AWAY
Rivers
Watches, Diamonds,
ICH
!
Jeweler for
Jewelry
Go To
M
The Arthur & Burt Drug Co.,
-
-
O
First National Bank
Prescriptions a Specialty.
DAVENPORT
HARNESS Co.
W. E. CHOWN.
Mosier
Ore
I