Gate City Journal Supplement
N Y SSA . OREGON, MCH. 27, 1925
Offices Consolidated
Improve Low Pressure
T he announcem ent reached h ire
T hursday m orning, says th e Mai eur
E n te rp ris e , o f th e consolidation o f the
B urns w ith the Vale land office, along
w ith the abolishm ent of m ore th an a
sco re of land offices th ro u g h o u t the
U n ited S ta te s . A t the sam e tim e it
w as announced th a t the office a t La
G ande would be abolished, th e work
bein g consolidated w ith th e c en tra l
O regon h e a d q u a rte rs a t T he Dalles.
This procedure lea se s only five land
offices in th e s ta te of O regon, only
fo u r o f w hich will be actively en g ag ed
in th e u n se ttle d land business. These
a re L akeview , Rwseburg, T he D alles
and Vale. P o rtlan d w illh a v e the fifth
office, th e location th e re being held
epen to finish up the work o f th e field
and special a g en ts.
U nder th e new sy stem th e Vale of
fice will handle tw o o r th re e tim e s the
volum e o f w ork in th e p a st, b n t it will
be m ostly by w ay of correspondence,
a ’nce the te rrito ry will be of euch an
a rea th a t it will be im possible for
h o m este ad e rs to m ake th e tr ip ib
som e oases.
U nited S ta te s com m is
sioners in d iffere n t localities will han
dle the tak in g c f final proofs, a te .
P. H . Bingham of th e O ntario Lon
Crete Pipe Co., this week installed
e ig h t c u t off valves on the low pre ssu re
w a te r system . T hese valves will al
low re p a irs to be m ade on any p a r t of
to e sy ste m by s h u ttin g off the w a te r
from th a t p a rt while the re s t of the
system receives an u n in te rru p te d flow.
F orm erly when a re p a ir becam e ec-
essary i t could n o t be fixed w ith o u t
sh u ttin g down th e pum ps and c u ttin g
off the supply of th e whole tow n.
Notice
The d a te fo r th e p re se n ta tio n of
of th e H igh Brown B abies m inistrel
show, announced in those colum ns la st
week for A pril 8 has been postponed
to April 16, on account of Mr L eigh
having a sp ecial show booked fo r th a t
week.
This Bhow has re ce n tly been given
a t P a y e tte and also a t New Plym outh,
a t both of w hic i nieces it proved to be
tbe sensation of th e season. Don’t
m iss it a t N vssa on A pril 15.
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H arness w ashed and oiled, $A0O per
set. N yssa H arness A addlery Shop.
Store Robbed
T oe Van P e tte n sto re a t A drian w as
burglarized some tim e during W ednes
day n ig h t A bout $180 in easb w as
a b s tra c te d from the sa fe , which w as
e ith e r opened by th e thieves, or inad
v e rte n tly le f t open th e previous e v e
ning by the m anages. The v isito rs
also helped them selves free ly to
knives, ra so rs and o th er m erchandise.
T he robbery not being discovered
till m orning, th s th ie v e s had a good
chance to g e t aw ay. The sh e riff’s
staff has the m a tte r in hand, b u t so
fa r as we can lea rn no olues have y e t
been found which would be lik ely to
lead to the c a p tu re of tb e m iscrean ts.
Turns Gardener
F o r Sale—Rhode Island Red
fo r se ttin g . F. R. M arshall.
F or S a le —H atch in g eg g s and se t
tin g hena, tb e best breed, R. R. Reds,
Phone 54F5. C. C. C otton.
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D on't fo rg e t auto ta p and c u rta in
w ork a t N yssa H arness A S addlery
hop
For Sale.
1 folding baby buggy, good o rd er.
$5 50. Box 213, N yssa. O regon.
Birthday Party
W ork being a little slack in th e e a r
p e n te rin g line th is spring, P. M. B ink
ley turned his a tte n tio n to th e grow
in g o f vegetables on his p ro p e rty in
th e north p a rt o f town. R e su lts so
f a r a re m ost e n co u ra g in g Onions are
a lre ad y big enough to use, w ith peas,
radishes and le ttu c e com ing on apace.
A larg e patch of stra w b e rrie s and
ra s p b e rrie s also give good prom ise of
richly re w ard in g the h u sb an d m an ’s
effo rts la te r in th e season. A lto g elh e r
i t looks as though P. M. is going to
p u t a big crim p in th e high c o st o f liv>
ing th is sum m er
ATTORNEYS AT
W ednesday a fte rn o o n in th e I. 0 . O.
F. hail 20 m em bers g a th e red fo r a
fa re w e ll p a rty fo r Mrs. H arry G o sh -'
a r t. T he tim e w as sp e n t in visiting,
a f te r which a covered luncheon w a s '
enjoyed.
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Chiropractors
Drs. ' B radford ft Bradford. C arver
graduates. Consultation and exam ina
tion free. Ten years successful prac
tice in the s ta te of Oregon
F irst
door w est of Bank.
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For Rem
LAW
M. BLODGETT
A tto rn ey and Counsellor a t Law
P ractice in all co u rts
N yssa, O regon
CH IRO PRA C TO R S
Additional Bounties.
Will be paid by th a Oregon S ta te
Game com m ission, effective A pril 1,
1925:
W olf $25. C ougar $26, Wild C a t $26.
The above bounties a re in addition to
those paid by th e vario u s counties.
Hides m a s t be p re sen te d to the county
clerk o f th a county in w hieb th e ani
m el w as killed and affidavit of anch
killing be m ads and forw arded to th e
S ta te Gam e com m ission.
All wolf
bides m ust be forw aroed to the S ta te
Gam e eommiaaion for idontfication.
Eggs
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DRS.
BRAD FORD ft BRAD FORD
C arver M ethod
i C onsuP ation
and
E xam ination
Free
N yssa, Oregon
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DELIVERY
Reasonable
R ates
PH O N E 16
H atching E g g s— purebred B arred
A p a rtm e n ts—e ith e r tw o, th ree o r , ,
Plym outh R ock; 50c p e r se ttin g . Phone fo u r room s, furnished for housekeep-
54F4. M rs. M arie C. M artin. f l 2 tf
ing, o r unfurnished.
G. R. Sw an.
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