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LA GRANDE, UNION COUNTY, OREGON. FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1911.
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COMPUTE MACHINE SHOPS AND FOUNDRY
ORDINANCE NO. 525, SERIES 1911.
An ordinance authorizing the mayor
and recorder to enter Into a contract
with the Island City Mercantile
and Milling company for the purchase
and delivery of one street sprinkler.
The city of La Orande does ordain
as follows:
Section 1. The mayor and recorder
of the city of La Grande, Oregon, are
hereby authorized to enter into a con
tract on behalf of the city of La
Orande, Oregon, for the purchase and
delivery to the cty of La Grande, Ore
gon, one (1) street sprinkler, with the
Island City Mercantile and , Milling
company, in accordance with their of
fer heretofore accepted by. the council
and now on file with the recorder of
the city of La Grande, Oregon.
Section 2. This ordinance shall be
in full force and effect after its pas
sage by the council, approval by the
mayor and publication In one issue of
the La Grande Evening Observer.
Passed the Common council on the
26th day of April, 1911, by seven mem
bers voting therefor.
Submitted to the mayor and by him
approved this 28th day of April. lflt .
' - A. L. RICHARDSON, '
Mayor.
Attest .--j .
C M. HUMPHREYS,
Recorder of the City of La Grande.
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San Diego, Cal., April 27.- (Special)
The date for the ground breaking
ceremonies of the Panama-California
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preparations are in progress for this
event which will occupy four days.
The celebration will include hi3tori-'
cal features covering the period from
the discovery of the Pacific ocean by
Vasco Nunez de Balboa in 1513 to the
founding of the California missions in
1769 by FatheT Junfpero Serra of the
Order of St. Francis. This history
will be presented in gorgeous pagean
try and floats illustrating the chief
episodes of that history. Especially
rotable will be the procession of the
21 missions of California, each mission
presenting its history in appropriate
ly costumed characters depicting the
historical phases of its foundation
medieval, religious and allegorical.
The civic ceremonies with which the
celebration will begin will be under
the direction of the exposition officials
and will include partcipatlon by the
governor of California, state officals,
municipal officers, and representative!
of the national government. The cor
ner stone of the administration build
ing will be la.d on this occasion, oc
cupying the first day. .
Commemorative of the founding of
the mission of San Diego de Aleala,
a pontifical high mass will be cele
brated by Bishop Conaty of the dio
cese of Los Angeles and Monterey on
the 142d anniversary week of the
planting of the cross on California
soil by Father Serra. This ceremony
will be under the direction of the
Franciscans and will be held before a
great floral altar in one of the can
yons of Balboa park.
Throughout the celebration the car
nival spirit will prevail and each day
will be a fiesta of mirth, music and
dancing expressive of the condition of
a happy and contented people.
pects are most bright for an excel
lent crop In the Big Bend.
Wheat Acreage Heavy.
Pullman, Wash., April 26. Grass,
grain and alfalfa are making rapid
growth. The treea are putting forth
leaves and blossoms and flowers are
blooming. . "
"I have lived In this country 29
years .and never, saw winter wheat
looking so well at this time of year,"
said Fred Humphrey, a pioneer of
Pullman, today. Mr. Humphrey and
man county 35 years, drove through
the country yesterday. They , drove
north of Kamiac butte and around
the bttte on the north and west 8ld9s,
returning through the country nea?
Albion. " y
Mr. Humphrey said: "The acreage
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WHEAT CROP IS EXCELLENT.
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ever in the history of Idaho cOunty.
There is a greater acreage in crop
than ever before, and the weather
condition have been most ideal for
a splendid crop. While there is some
demand for more rain, the opinion
prevails that thus far there has been
sufficient rain this season already.
The Bpring plowing Is now on In full
blast In some sections, but during
March the weather was so Ideal that
the work was started early. ,
. Fall Grain Stands.
Prinevllle, Ore., April 26. Late
frosts In Crook have killed some of
the tender crops, but most of all the
fall grains are not affected. !i ,
Oilllum Grain Crop.
Rock Creek, Ore., April 26 Alfal
fa fields look fine. Fall wheat which
la up Is looking healthy but rain is
badly needed. Quite a number of
farmers are finishing sowing barley.
Good Wheat Outlook.
Davenport. Wash., April 26.
Wheat seeding is practically finished
In this section and the farmers aro
ready for a good, Boaklng rain to
start the grain growing. With the
most favorable spring for seeding for
several years and an early rain, pros-
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