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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1908
Page
4
Advertising rates for local reading notices listed at 10 cents per line for first insertion and 5 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Condolence resolutions and cards of thanks priced per line.
An Oregon irrigation project prompts discussion of riparian law and natural stream channels. Legal authorities, including Farnham on Waters and Water Rights, analyze permissible use of streams to transport water while respecting rights and avoiding overflows.
The article discusses Section 2 and Section 14 of a state act authorizing irrigation corporations to appropriate water from streams, condemn rights of way, and construct ditches and reservoirs. It notes the act provides a framework for diverting water, with safeguards for riparian rights and evaporation losses, and argues the legislature intended to empower corporations to store and move water for dry-season irrigation.
Department of the Interior in La Grande Oregon issues notice of a contest by Benjamin Bowman against George E. Price regarding land described as N% 3R% NEY BW in township 4S range 35 W. Meridian. The parties must appear September 22, 1908 at 10 a.m. before the U. S. Land Office registrar to offer evidence of alleged six months abandonment and nonresidence.
The La Grande flouring mill has begun operations after a Observer announcement. A large amount of wheat arrived and will be milled into flour by day and night soon. The plant is among the first in the valley to start on the new wheat crop and will bring in substantial money.
Eugene V. Debs, the Socialist candidate for president, arrived in Chicago aboard the red spectal train. The train car was redecorated in red by order of the company, with onlookers observing the scene as the train paused at the depot. A Harrisburg firm paid $340 freight on Indiana wire fencing and local freight rate questions are raised by the event.
Notice is hereby given that JOHN H. BLUMENSTEIN of La Grande Oregon who on October 23 1901 made homestead entry No 10744 for SW BEY EY SW and lot 7 section 6 township 2 south range 49 WWM heeled notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish claim before the register and receiver of the U S land office at La Grande Oregon on the Sunday of October 1908 Claimant witnesses are Frank Beinhoff Ambrose Wirhri Ea Dial M A Kaelin all of La Grande Oregon F C Bramwell Register
U S Land Office notices Kathrin Connors of Sioux Falls South Dakota filed intent to make final timber and stone proof to establish a land claim in the La Grande Oregon district. The hearing is set for September 11 1908 before the register and receiver with witnesses Amanda Miller Charles F Clency John K Wright Walter Spencer.
Notice under Oregon law warns that county warrants issued before July 1, 1901. wait, 1908, will be paid if presented within 60 days from July 1 1908. Unpresented warrants will be canceled by the county court. List includes Ambrows Wright A Wright Steve Correy G C Horton J E Moore Unton Electric Light Co and others with small amounts. County seal and date June 27 1908.
U. S. Land Office at La Grande Oregon June 39 1908. Harry J Hockenberry of La Grande Union county Oregon filed final timber and stone proof for BEY Bec 16 Tp 6 S BR 6 W before the register and receiver on September 21 1908. Witnesses named: John T Homenn Adana D Recore Oscar Br Coolidge Vincent R Reeves all of La Grande Oregon. F C Bramwell Register. 7-10-9-18
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