Hotel Redmond
JONES L A N D CO., Prop’rs.
REDMOND, OREGON
The people o f Madras expect
to set? the loc'omotive putting into
that place about the tirst o f Feb-
ruary, says the last issue o f the
Madras Pioneer. The traeklay-
ing crew is now within 50 miles
o f the city, and as they are lav­
ing rails at the rate o f two
miles a day it is presumed the
rails will reach the city by the
above date. All o f the grading
is pratically completed between
Madras and the end o f the track
now. At Trout Creek then* is a
trestle that is not quite complet­
ed. but that is expected to be
finished by the time the steel
gang reaches that point. The
construction camnsin the vicinity
north o f Madras have nearly all
laid off their men.
Headquarters for Tourists
and Traveling Men
Tables Supplied with the
Best the Market Affords
Always Ready to Cater to the Wants of the Public
“ THE PALACE”
Billiard and Pool
•••• El A L L ••••
S N E L L & GREEN, Proprietors
REDMOND, ORE.
CIGARS, TOBACCOS
and SOFT DRINKS
A Good Line of Lunch Goods
Carried in Stock
Everything of the Best
Buckley Drug Co
Fine Line of the Leading Brands of
Try a Sam Sloan or Spokesman 5c Cigar.
You will Like Them
The Best Postcard Views of the Redmond Country
Full line of Stationery
OREGON-W ASHINGTON
R AILR O AD & NA VIG ATIO N
C O M PA N Y
Traffic Department
Aenoiuiiniceinnieinit
The above named company was incoporated December 23,
1910, for the purpose o f taking over the following lines:
The Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Oregon & Washington Railroad Company
The North Coast Railroad Company
Idaho Northern Railroad Company
Ilwaco Railroad Company
In future these lines will be operated by and in the name of
the Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Wm. M cM U R RAY
General Passenger Agent
Portland, Oregon
W. D. S K IN N E R
General Freight and Passenger Agent
Seattle, Washington
R. B. M ILLER , Traffic Manager
W. S. and A. M. Overturf
were over Monday from their
ranch near Sisters to do some
trading with the merchants here,
W. S. said a number o f new
Word has been received here
that Alex Brown and family who
left for southern California in
the early fall to spend the win-
ter, will soon return to the Hub
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T h e Vi oq 1 fh o f
TpClttSCCNT "■
Last week the heading o f the
Ordinance No. 12
new ad o f fhe State Bank o f
An ordinance providing for the
Redmond read; “ Begin 1910” ,
holding of a speeial election for
when it should have been "B e ­
the purtsise o f submitting to
gin 1911.” These kinds of mis­
the qualified electors o f the
takes will sometimes occur in
City of Redmond, Oregon, a
the best regulated print shops,
proposition to enact a charter
and The Spokesman apologizes
for said city.
to the hank people for the error.
Whereas, the general laws of
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the State of Oregon relative to
the powers conferred upon mu­
Additional Local.
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nicipalities incorporated under
H. G. Kennard is clerking in the general laws of the state are
J. A. Norwoods postoffice store. vague, indefinite and uncertain,
and whereas, the powers so con­
Hot drinks.
Have you tried ferred on such Municipalities are
them? Red Cross Drug Store.
inadequate to properly protect
Clarence Pratt o f Payette, Ida­ the peace, health and safety of
ho, is here looking after his ranch such Municipalities and the in­
and visiting relatives and friends. habitants thereof, and whereas,
under the terms and provisions
Mrs. Linsley entertained Mr.
of Section 2. of Article 11. of the
and Mrs. Cook, Mr. and Mrs.
constitution o f said state jiower
Lamb and Mr. and Mrs. Landis
and authority is given to the
Sunday.
electors o f such Municipalities to
The county 8th grade school enact for themselves such a char­
examination will be held above ter as they may deem advisable, followed so far as practicable.
Kendall & Chapman's store Jan. subject to the Constitution and
Sec. 7. In case the said char­
19 and 20.
criminal laws o f the State o f ter is approved by a majority of
The meeting o f the Presbyter­ Oregon, and whereas, in the all those voting thereon at such
ian building committee at Mrs. judgment o f the Common Coun­ election it shall by the duty o f
McLallin's has been postponed to cil o f the City o f Redmond, it is the Mayor to issue his proclama
adviseable to enact such charter tion announcing the results there­
Jan. 19th.
as soon as possible without de­ o f which proclamation shall be
Found A ladies brooch pin. laying action thereon until the published for one week in some
Owner can have same by inquir­ next general election and where­ newspaper, published in the city
ing at telephone office, proving as, such a charter has l>een pre­ and thereafter the said charter
property and paying charges.
sented to and approved by said shall become effective.
Passed at a regular meeting of
Miss Hammond has been sick Common Council and is now on
the past week, and Mrs. Sher­ file in the office o f the City Re­ the common council of the City
o f Redmond. Oregon, held on the
wood is taking her place in the corder, now, therefore.
Be it Ordained by the Common 10th day o f January. 1911.
postoffice until her recovery.
Approved this 10th day of Jan­
Council o f the City o f Redmond,
Messrs. Gumm, Shipley, Phoe­
uary 1911.
Oregon.
nix, Brewster, Alexander and
F. M. W h i t e ,
Sec. 1. That a special election
Kennard attended the foot-ball
Mayor.
c
Tt
be held on the 14th day o f March
game at Pnnev.lle Saturdaj af- 19n for the purpogo ¿f suhmjt. Attest:
ternoon.
J. F. Hosch,
ting the aforesaid charter to the
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Pratt en­ qualified electors o f the City of
Recorder pro tern.
tertained Mr. and Mrs. Ogg and Redmond, Oregon, for their adop­
son, Mr. and Mrs. Kennard, and tion or rejection. That the polls
Clarence Pratt o f Payette, Idaho, o f said election be opened at
at dinner Sunday.
Eight o ’clock in the forenoon and
Redmond and this district was closed at Six o ’clock in the after­
visited Sunday night with a noon o f said day.
Sec. 2. Arguments in favor
slight fall o f snow, about an inch.
The weather was so moderate o f the adoption of said charter
Beginning Friday, Janu­
that the snow disappeaed during may be filed with the City Re­
corder not later than thirty days
the day.
ary 13. and continuing
and those opposing its adoption
for one week, I will have
Father Luke Sheehan will hold not later than twenty days before
a mass meeting in Redmond on said election.
a special sale o f Millin­
Sunday, Jan. 15th at 10 a. m. It
ery, Notions, etc., at
Sec. 3. The City Recorder
is expected that in the future shall cause the said charter and
Cost in order to make
Father Sheehan will divide his all arguments submitted as here­
room for new goods.
time between Redmond and Bend. in provided to be printed and
A meeting o f the Water Users bound in pamphlet form and
Association will be held in the shall also cause, so far as practi­
Commercial Club room here, Sat­ cable, one copy o f such pamphlet
urday at 2 o’ clock.
Mr. Denser to lie delivered, either by carrier
TUM ALO
will address the meetingand give or mail, to each elector within
C.
L.
Wimer
o f this place,
information that every settler the City o f Redmond, not less
should hear. A full attendance is than eight days before said elec­ made a trip to Redmond with a
load o f wheat one day last week.
tion.
desired.
James Breen o f Cline Falls,
Sec. 4. The council shall at
Ashley Forrest o f this city,
and
Lawrence Smith of Bend, |
has secured the agency in this their last regular meeting prior stopped at this place for lunch on
to said election appoint three
section o f the Yakima & Colum­
their return from Sisters where
bia River Nursey Co., o f Yakima, judges and two clerks o f said they had celebrated Christmas.
election
who
shall,
before
enter­
Wash., and is in a position to fill
The people in this neighbor­
ing upon their duties, take and
orders for all kinds o f fruit trees.
hood are pleased to learn that
subscribe
to
the
oath
required
o
f
Read his ad in another column of
judges and clerks o f election by the infant child o f Mr. and Mrs.
this issue.
the general laws o f this state Fred Wallace is getting over its
and who shall, immediately after sick spell.
The Sunday School at the Pine
I f you are going
the close o f the polls o f such
election proceed to canvass the Hurst school house is prospering
to prove up
votes cast at said election and with a good attendance, and
on your land
declare
the result thereof and re­ much interest is being taken in
come in and
port such result, duly certified to the good work.
see us.
Clarence Branton o f Redmond
by them, to the Council within
visited with the Wimers at this
The Spokesman
three days thereafter.
Sec. 5! The laws o f the State place Friday and Saturday. Mr.
will make out
o f Oregon regulating and relative Brantonis in the real estate busi-
your application
to the manner o f holding and n<*»« at Redmond and says he is
and attend to
conducting elections shall apply doing well in his line,
other necessary
to said election, except that no
Prentice Van Tassel, wh< has
details FREE.
registration shall be required
mail mute between here,
and no person who is not a bona ,J,8t and Laidlaw, reports much
fide elector under such laws and exPres8 business over his route
The Modem Woodmen will give
a
resident of the City o f Red­ these days.
a public installation o f officers in
mond
shall be allowed to vote
Ehret’s hall, Tuesday evening,
Card of Thanks
thereat.
Jan. 17. Rev. Wilson will give
Sec.
6.
The
recorder
shall
We
desire
to thank our friends
a talk on Woodcraft and why you
prepare
the
proper
ballots
and
and
neighbors
for their assist­
should
carry life
insurance.
There will be special orchestra shall also provide the necessary ance and kindly sympathy ex ­
music and singing.
All are cor­ poll books, paper, pencils, polling tended during the illness and
dially invited. By order o f com­ place, and all other things re­ after the death o f our infant child.
quired to properly conduct said
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Woods.
mittee.
election. The ballots shall be in
The advertisement o f Kendall the form required by the laws o f
for Service
& Chapman in last weeks’ issue this state relative to measures 1 have Bull
a full blood Jersey bull
might have been construed as submitted to the electors by the for service, $2 00 for season, at
meaning the firm was going out State Legislature and the rules,
my place, two miles west and
o f the buggy and carriage husi- regulations and statutes o f the
one quarter mile north o f lied
noua h ilt it i a
an
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Cost Sale
CIGARETTS
u -oro
I f you have
something to sell.
I f vou want
to buy something
use the
Want Columns
of
The Spokesman.
The Price
is reasonable
and results
are obtained.
Try it.
Special Millinery
Tobaccos, Cigars and
F. W. ROBINSON
A Horse on the
Printer Man
It is stateli that J. E. Frw -
man who has liceo ninning thè
Argunaut restaurant in
thè
Smith buihlingon
thè corner of
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Sixth anil h s tre e ts , skipped out
for parts unknown S u n day n ig h t
leaving a number ot uiquiul bills
and owing his cook jfuite a sum
for services. No effort has been
taken to apprehend the erstwhile
restaurant man by his creditors.
T h « following I* k cTipplnf which
ipprarrtl to • Ikrgr oumb«r ot oowo-
|wpvti, rrlktlv* to
C e n tra l O re g o n
" I «in hor* lo the P i e l k N orth««••»
tbit tint* to •«•«' « h i t » • I»*** kod
■ h it d it i I i lo be door
W o In to ltd to
do kll that k g r » « l llallrokd
ran toward» developing thl* »M l Coo-
trel O regon K.mpire. rcgerdlcee of
W e ere preparing l«> handle • grekt
dekl ot irkOlc kod « i l l toon be In k
pueltlun to do so.
My belief In thr future ot CentroJ
Oregon 1» beet tlluetrkled by tbe lo-
vretnirno I era making through the
medium 1*1 the Oregon Trunk Hall-
J am m J H il l .
See ELLIN6ER & EHLER, Agts, Redmond
Try a MONOGRAM 5 cent Cigar, or an
A Q U IL A . 2 for 25 cents—they are good
goods and will certainly please you.
General Freight Agent
Portland, Oregon
CARS BE IN MADRAS
ABOUT FIRST OF FEB.
North of There
Entirely Refurnished and Refitted
Corner o f Seventh and E St*.,
thè above goods to muke room
for a new stock.
W. S. Rodman o f Omaha, Neh.,
who is interested in thè Red­
mond State Bank and owns con-
siderable reai estate in thè city,
arriveil ber»* Motulay to look over
his property interest* here. Mr.
Track I-ayers Are Now On­ Rodman expect* to bui Iti a
residence in thè sp:ing oli bis
ly About 50 Miles
property in Ellinger's Addition.
familv
Mrs. E. R. Tichenor
HOBBS
Cash Grocery
I desire to announce to the p eo p le o f Redmond
and surrounding country that 1 have opened a
grocery store in my new building on South Sixth
strert and have a
COMPLETE STOCK OF
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
that I offer to the consumer at reasonable prices
for Cash. I invite you to come in and aee this
stock—everything new, fresh and clean.
Bakery
As soon as my ovens, which have been delayed in
transit, arrive I will ojicn a bakery in connection
with my store and keep on hand at all timet a
full and fresh supply o f Bakery Goods.
Soliciting a share o f your custom I guarantee
good goods at reasonable prices.
CASH GROCERY AND BAKERY
WM. H. HOBBS, Proprietor
Headquarters for (¿ood Things lo Eat
South 6th St.
REDMOND
The Annex Billiard Hall
The most Modern Establishment
of the kind in Central Oregon
A Fresh Line of Candies, Cigars
and Tobaccos always on hand
A . E . IV Y A T T p p r o p r ie t o r
HO TEL
A N N E X
J» Ao F a llg a t t e r
REDMOND.
ORE.
Scenic and View Photographer
All order« given prompt and careful
attention, and satisfaction cuaran-
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