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0 iir ,tr- .,3 6 M N l - is.; A, 'ol; ix. I'lilNKVlMJ-;, (ROOK COUNTY, OK EC! ON, THURSDAY, JUNE t, 19Q.V NO. 4 1 GORMU5Y i A I 11? OFFICIAL OlMFCrOHY 1 1 A t , t.i: Willi- Ul'llt ' Hi. .! JflT AIM:;Vi!.ll I Wll.l. MAi;i( HAMii', iVK t.UiTM iW Is Tin; Timi; To Ia'.'ivc Your Onk-rsi. I.AD1K l I -l-KNi :tl- I AT-..1T i.VVl.Kli "V, N.-w Mll'lm-i-v (I. mi limy e,LH u nf , , , l: l" i.J t.tut I'uiOi.l Ko'l.toUl f.ii.U- lLATON'S ( ': in ef I !i liny , ... ..vr ! I:.' i. i i.l u V. ii i i '. t- .r ii i ah aii 1 1 : it I'U'l fl;i-".t M ; HI (ill ! I ". l:nt I !.. " "! .Ii iHV.il .' tl.lY .w.i.t. i. n .i v.-.iurii ' I I'm."' H.l! it.i'.l t'. li i il "III Vni mi. I I in . H . I I "i 'I .'.i n, I ii li . I UTI .MM.. A ; ,, 1 .'i. IH 1.1. M l' Ii C. 0. HYDE. M. 0., (H'M I IIVi UK) Physician and Sureoon, lKK.'IliVU.I.I!, l.'HKUON. Callii 'i'Hiiilly utlmnli'cl, ! ; v ami iiiJil J. H. R0SEN3CrTC, M. D., I'HINI.VIU,!!. OttWJON. 'iflli It flint .iiui li. .rlli i.l I .-in j.li'l u .1 Hii n't I'ruj: hlnrii. OITIlK UOIIIH Mi'i u i M.a In 4 ami 7li K I'D H. P. DELKNAP, M. D., Physician anu Surgaon. rftiNisvin.n, ouEuoN. iidlcii U ,itiimiiii A Wlmirli 'n'.. irU( Htum A. D. KOriRISCN, D. l'r!Vl:li:iAN AND KUriKOOH I'l li.tr.ilio, (KuitM OfiU'i. Ni il i.,..r l.i .!m:iuti iTn.; Inrn I IU rm,it! KlUinli '1 ('. A. CI. INK, PKNTIST, i lut.vii.i r., niiKiiiis. M. n. DICCS, v! Attorney at Law and notary. IIICIM UK UI,i:.ii:y i-i i !. i- i, in ii cuion.i Ki'i-r r ilucic TEMPLETON S SON 1 i j.., :.r. : i:. iDrugs and Chemicals, Pctont Mocflcnos n r . -1 Tol!ct Artlcloi V7. A. LZLL, Attorncy-iit-Ln w NOTARY PUBLIC. UCWil on lfiil Irn lhn liil'j it! II. .'ii. I'KI NKVl I.I.K. OlU f 'ON. OKOOK COUNT V Tha Coming County cf East ern Oregcn KAILUOAI) IS NKKDKD BlcJi 111 M:iioih1, Kluh In Timber Itlcli In Bo!:h, nii'l li'eh in Evw' ttitntf tlmt muUod tt Oour.try llr.at.. On 1:1ft FiiiJuy j c fditur in com puny will) Mi-g.'. F:nl W'ilniu, Wm. KhiR and iJavc Htt-wart, of ihin cily, !tft fur t!ie llantmk uoui.try fur a cuiii!t) iuy night mt-ii'K. Tin.' nii(y was unili-r the iiiumii-iiH'iit of Mr. King who fur ni! e.l 1 10 tfiim and turrfy andi wlu lonk i r it iiilcrciit in J ri vine us ( ii 3 1 ai-i'liuiiri of lint country, which in timi- in (h t rmin(I to l.e oik.' of lh prfiid-i-l w Iirat proiuc-v-cliuiiK iii Ori-j; in. Aftor Ii'iiving rrint villis we pKs rilIun through Iho McKny (hit lliut C'tiibrni-t'C many thouarid of n.iri H of duo laiiii wtiiih wlwii wa ter id I'laii'ii ihiTc iii, nnd can l e douu hy hiiildin damn and Mor ii,'' tin: wuli-rH of t lie cwk from ivl.ic'.i tin! flit tak(-8 its nume,! Wliia . I ! J r...-l .1 i i a e .r-r'i I.U.V LIUU U'll. !' ii.iIiiUO lTVti A. 11. LIPrWAH a CO. C. W. DARNES, ! A 1 1 HN t Y .11 I it AMI SnlAliV i-n.: vu.i.!:. uhsuom. i Woo ni u.t riiir i ;it(. M. C. DniMC, AinHiM.V A.'.U I'orNM.Ult AT I.UV A Htrt.ut, ll iiu'wii I'-lrnl mi. I Hoeond ruiNisvn.i.K. oueuon. J I, MiCn.I.ociI, Abstracter of Titles I'rinuvilli', Orison. 1. nihil iilnina will hu a .in tch uf hil!oin ro(n navinn its i ii !itiris tCKj and fro in cverv lown nnd coon had the aulTerfr'a liand ilrpd by Dr. Snook and which fortLnatfily only provtd to ho tt Genii wound. Onco Inoie wi wuro on the road to I'rineville, which place wo reachr-d about 10 o'tlnck in 1 lie evening. It ix imponcililu fur in In one short article to givu a full and complete write-up of the entire country we wure ever, and at thie time wo have mtipfii-d otir8lvri with ihua lirielly di-Hcribing the country. .Suffice it toaythatwp saw ninny practicnl teptu of the fnp"rioritr of the foil and ila pro duction to mnke even the most fckr,iticiil, if ihy idiould have b-rn with in), admit (hit it was deetini d to to a great country. The Iteview withes r.oir to be : placed upon record is paying and! J making the prediction that within ! live ynare of the tin e a railroad i built through this section abor Wenunbcd that the annually yearly export of wheat along will be at L.-iKla million and half buphcln and the price of farming land will be fro-n five to foity dollars an acre. The more one inveptiga'es grarjd old Crook county the more one is convinced of her great posci bilities" in the future, and that it w ill only Le a fciv short years un til the ranks anion 2 the first her J we nave tae ricnest 01 UAILU0AD3IEETIXG Railroad . Magnates Our Citizens.' Meet I N FOKM A T I ( )N S EC U It E D Crook toonlj Id all Probability Will be Hood Connected bj Hand tt Steel With MMtkiit! World. vcet! . , , indifpesition 01 A. 1. .Moiik-r meir 1 v waiuiiE ior me nanos 01 . 11 0 ' .,-........1 ...nla i.l-. . n.lnti f uiuuiiku iuuio iw ....... uonrn 01 1 - FURNITURE 1 .. ...-.I., tr. ...... 1..,.- rt..- -...- lll.l 'J llinUlT HI I'iUHll'U IIIIU IK' '3 . 1 , . - ' ' .counties of the state, form 11 .HI .lilM 1 MIl'I II III IT IIIJIT IU Cll7 r iDinep on innn to take from the 11. other earth that w liii-li luin been i 1 i.i ',- ' p:i-aii'i liri i t 11 .1 r . - . 1 III. t . i t .lvii.tr llieri flip iifl tl fit.-st , , .. , other point la-r pine tiuilier RrowuiB in tne 1 nited , iStates only awaiting trar.pporta lion, that w hen once given us wi On last Friday afternoon there arrived in I'r ineville a distinguish ed party of pcuple consisting of A. L. Mohler, president of the O. R it N., C. 15. Wilcox, of the Port land Flouring mills and one of the largest exporters on the Pacific coast, Mr. P.rar.nick, of the Stude baker Co., II. T. French, pro)Tegor of agriculture in the stato bgricul tural eollegeof WarVmgton, W. II. Kennedy, chief engineer of the O. It. & N., J- Q. Jamieeon, ast chief engineer of the 0. K. & N. Co., A E. llammond. chief engineer of the C. S. Ry. Co., F. E. I.ytle, p-ci-dentof the C. S. Ry. Co. and a Mr. Wright, of the Ongoni in. It ws tho intention of those peoj le te Lc in our city aoout the 10th ilar of Jane, bat to a slight oned and . I .v. . came to J rmcviliu earner man at first intended and will make all After leiivim; Iho McKay tint we! ipniSid over the t'fiyo and inruej Mntotha Haystack country. Here iim n vimt track tif country tt: j j in: j -lily of which in yit in its . .:il! colli linn, I I lliliui: II mniiv, . , . ! . , , , va-1 fireste to iiomi'H i!ot 11 vuriact; wim uenis 01 i !griiin which f.irriclnuM of color o l ih j thriftiu . of vpetntior i grnwii'g thereon can nut be cxcil lul ui'.ywhere. About live o'clock in the even- open up lumber camps and mills die product be v hipped every On Snturdny forenoon a nieel- , ling of our citiz-ns was called to meet at t'.is bans 10 comer wun increased production of the crops t'neciuntry ivus capable of raiding, it was plain why more of our till able soil was not broken U; and made to j ield ita fruits. The citizens of I'tineville and Crook county are glad to fee the interest nrinifotcd in our county as shown by tliis inveptig.ition as these people who accompany this party represent the bu-intss and cemoiercial interests of Portland as well as the capitalists v. ho have the wouey necessary to invest in bringing transportation facilities nearer tur (.'oora. To E. E. Lytle and his aasoci atei more thin a passing netice is due, as when the con struction of the C. S. Ry. Co. was first decided upon by him and active work commenced r.o man had te overcome woree obstacles than he did. Without money and with but little credit Le proceeded quietly along building into what was at that time supposedly a country that would net pay "axle grease," as was often expressed to any railroad. With the moneyed m tn opposing him on every turn and trying to foil bis iff irts he finally eucceeded, and what was then considered a worthless county do far as pjyinj an investment on a railroad enterprise was concern ed, now finda it to be one of the best and most productive connlits in the state, shipping out from the little county of Sherman alowo, practically one sixth of all the wheat exported from the state of Oregen. -Mr. I.ytle was far seeing and those whi were once bis enemies are now his fiiend, ad miring this (.iaiit of the railroad .i.-i ...1....... 1 11 ni n.ii t nun iiic ft oil uc is ui uu r these people in regard to the rail-1 norld, and tbrju&h bis j erMatent .road outlook. Tuo meeting was j ani untiring eiTorts thtso gentle- j ealled to otder by Mayor Brir k men acsorcpanyin,; l i n are now 1. eat Fpcech welcoiued within, our county investigating y aid county its resources, which he unhc ti" u lur ' Vfl.it (rnrlfl nf liinrl tViA anil rich with all the intredicntu that I w'' "' ............ i 1. .1. r. ; t i-. paily to our . , . wh i h w respinded 0 by Mr. tingly pronounces the nual if not c r-i 1 us n nil rffrAHii-a tt.lnr nnwu-l ' I OJ 4 r " " - n ' i i . , , , . t , i i . ' . . . . ... .Moli.tr. AJ.l.(i-es were nuue uv l it auuiiu nil lu 1 1 1 u i. in oniy nulling; t ii-:t r..l,l... 1 il. .uesfirs. n ncui, .iionu-i miu uur III AND !i:,l.i i;.! o I tWood, Cloth and fJetallic Caskes. : EMHALMIN(! A SPKCIAI.TY ANU At. I. ins'i'il C ! BUIIuIDIlNra- MATERIAL WIII.N Vut W NT A VIHUT ll..Vs:. l.U VCI.lv IM.I.cN- J. li. SIIIPl Ai.l.M 1 OK Till; Rambler, Monntvh Ideal and ,. , , , - , ers of the partv m regard to tran- to turn the wheels and fpindles of ' , .. .,. ,. , , , ,1 ,. , Iportation and other thugs per mits, livestock of all kinds sec- . . , , f ., , , , ,, f taming to the building ef a rail- iimiI lo nmif. in nnv ft t A t a nf tr f by every indication (fi . .... '., , iioadas well as the amount of pro- thrii"; nnd prosperity. At this I , ,, ,, , dueta to be exported ftom this ai d the surrounding country. ii g td drew rein at the rcsidenco f Mi.ith at I.smontn. Mr. Smith's rui t-li is an ideal one, sur- litntdud by every indication .Col 9 i rin.clt we saw one of th-i fine t liehlj i f ulf.ilfii that eye could be hold nny where. Stipper beiig , iit.iiuuiiced the patty sut dow n to a talile loaded down with every thing tcn.iitin.T to the eve mid pTfTSSt 3 t 0 C 0 IT) S 18 83510 ft t "ff 6" t S S 6 0 3 t i ff 1 5 8 5 S 5 5 i S '9 i ! 3 Jiotel Prinevilie THfinOUCHtV nrNOVATTD 'AND BtfUriM-;iHI.IJ THHOUGOl.IT American Plan - Hales 1; C IC. McDowell, j Proprietor.; t hi PaAGTICAL f.'iAN I iir..i iil. n iim pin'i.u In iM'.irnii'l I anil lalior in i' I I'V Hi,-1 i.niini Hy " 1 lano Mowers r i n il u lilt'iw Mi. i i il i i nf iilmli ili'm iH'i'ilK'i-s me j unit Hpl'ii oa i".MT .lir. 1 1, i rUnu'i -i. ii i.i.i, I. 'i 1 1 iii ml l 'I u' 1 1 1 SMd, n't -in )live Hi. p . pi y - letinK V. iii. -,ii I. id 1 !,!. .in.l JuntililJ I'i.iII l!n I .in- Hi i ti'i.l 'I .in .i.r impi'iv tllllt Itlili'1 ll I" lii'-l Hl'V Hint!'" I'll' tli'Hlil ,,'uictt null - ni ti:.i- imviii'in v ( iim I'I.iiiii CI',, ii;i in lxitlilH Ilimil llii'l li ll-l lili"Ht "turn otliT inli'i. "lliliJ iim'l. .l III" ri.ino ni. ii" drain Itlii.leri. IIi'.i-l.'i, li iiii i, MnweiH, I'.il n The "I'lami" i iim ii..u liimi Iiiiiii iI I if ilH h.i'o, hw id iiml Kut Ufantory wmk. ASK TO 5CE S MPLES , ' '.I5UKINS cS: KING - ; Pit t N KV I I.I.K, ORK. hi, In iiii-iinii, limit IllOIMHIl ?K 1 I'M"'!!" M?tf tWQASAy p:i!:iti. .-mil it li necdleps to add u) spread. Ii.ioiM-inl X ""-I'lfJ '-nee was done . 2.- ,t. . - i.:...i...t ..- 1 rtiicr nijijM'r ne iim-'iien uji nuu onco n.ure lounu us on l.'ie roaa IMC Y C I. i: s M-Mi.tlliS !'' A I.l. KIM'S I jtiiid for Culver which was soon iciiclud. Uriving up to tho hotel kept hy IVrry Read we were given a warm welcome, fooii retiring to reft in beds tit for royalty lo tlecp in. Next morning at about Feven o'clock found uu again on the road bound for tho new town of Pal i, Irwnti'il iii thn Willow en ek Th ln-rt and cl.tuot inciit.i of n.l 1 . i..,,i.r. ,f ,i. I,,,,., , . , ..II. 1.1 MlllMU 1.111 HI I I'V .V'V.L. .V kinds coiii-tiuit I v kept on hand ... , .w . 'plums. Here is a new town that Our ir.;tl.ii "ll.f beft of mcntfllinvs r0.fidei able biiflle mid at llu very l.nvct priccH." ;l, Uv,,... The music of the ham- CAI.h AND 1 '.!:! t Pnneville JJeat jviarket P. li. Douk, Prop. have whk'h tend to make a coun ty and state great. I'rineville. located as she is in tho center of this county, teeming with such great possibilities is rulling und ready to aid and i?fift in every way in it development and progress, and will hail with delight the day when we are con nected nilh the outer world with bands of t-teel and to every section the will aid in its progrctg and advancement. . A. Ri-U spoke in regard to the possibilities of our county when fully settled op and all va j cant land being brought under cul tivation through irrigation as well as other methods, followed by oth jera ir. the same strain. Mr. Mohler was very anxious that a full and complete estimate be given them of tho actual amount cf fieight coming and go ing into the county so that the data obtained could be used at a basis to estimate whether it would be a paying investment to spend a million and a quarter dollars tu S. Ry. south from .-.i ii - i jf j plianiKO one uunureu miic. The comiuitteo whieh was ap pointed to secure all necessary data was instructed to have the (ilVl I'S A CONVINCED. N 'lire H llll till- .inn,. .!. i tuuli i I K.MI. N.' i.M.'l .1.. AlJ'l-l 1 duller Uu.t A-i. Imui . eT. NOi'lCIl! KOK rUlU.iOATION. I uu. I urtl.-o n! T!io t'nllps. Hirf ll, r. ltrimr l'i, l ui. In IhtcI'V Svi'ii Hint 1,1 C"llll'l'ill:l'P lil.i !.!., i til III,-Hrl HI I I'lul .'., hi 11,1,'. I nil I . Ill Uu- -,11.1-1 l,M, U 1 l,i n I 111.' .. i ' Am i. -i I -r Hi. .i,i hi i'. ni l ilil'irii ii, 1'iv -liiiii;l,,'i 1 rrntiirv." u- I l'i I v. liv .1 "I il ink" Milr.i'.t (-i-i n.lt. 1 in I. Hi. i llli'i! li.i'il liil mer and saw making things lively j reveral new buildings being in the course of erection, among which is a largo two-story build ing of llahns, when completed will be opened up by tho owner as ft general merchandise store. This lilnco na noon as tho ruilroad ia completed to il will undoubtedly he finite a trading point. And as tho town sito is located upon a level plain with water in abund ance to be had by digging, it can be luailo a pretty place. Tho Agency plains country lev fitted to the north west of Palmehu id a hin'.i upland level prairie lountiy with tlo houses of the iti:ii tin', m ill "iii'i ii"'it in ii'iu uiai uu iiiiroy Home iiiancia uinii.-u i inn l-i, i.l ,,ni.in in in-"',' miIuuIi.i' Iit ll .i tuiilii-r or I . . 11 - .imui urn. i. r n.rii'iiiiiiu'1 1 liri... .... iimi m ' its Piirlace. Here is a couutry ...,.n.i, ,i,.,i, il.uiiia in sin, I lni, ,1 li.-ltir,' thn! . . . .... Willi II UftJ' I llll rtlll lll.ll 113 D'AHl as traiicportation facilities are brought within leach will pruduce golden grain in great abundance. Receiving uu early dinner we Htarted hemewaid and when about ssix or eight miles out Mr. Stewart, by tho accidental discharge of a gun, frcnt a bullet through lib blind thut iicceniiitiitt'd our going to CuJver for medical nssistnuce. In ft short time we arrived in that t ry of the Lepers. The cry of the leper settlement is for a cure, and eurelv if there is n..;i.t h.,, f fin.i;nn n.,o extend the C MM i jiui-cieiiv v uniivv va iinuiug vn. j no effort should bo spared there is a place in the world to which charity should turn it is the little lilnii. fin Mnlnkni. wliprnmiitr- lv a thousand victims of earth's ready f s soon as possible so most terrible disease are appealing to science and humanity for a . ill. en.', in Mviirn l .it-iii .-ni . I -w 11 ' .luin, . .1;, liiilrua nl Wiiiiih. i-n i i:v "I I'liT.'.-, !:. uf W-h luittdti. -. urn -iu.uoiii N i iiii. I'r Uu ..i r i'iiH-1' .a liii lil iv i;r iiml s In mi . i r m'- .' t is r hi I. w in. Illili M ilmilil nf K.n-k ni 'I. i',uiiii i'l Hi. ikiiutj. flnln nl IVa-h I I'Kl.'li. -1 .'t ii "Uu ini'i't -il ' li ll. n. i' t'ii' .:ir I'liIlM' nl llll' v 1 M"l I. I II' '. ' II H. 111- Tli.ii in- I' ll.l ,il It.'.'l. I.ii-.l, ri'iHily i'l 'iikai.i'. t,ile nf Wa 'l hi! i..l, -il 'l'ii .-:ilu in,-i.l N i 111.', I,, I Oil' luir I'liHM'iii lui an 'i 1 1-.1'. :ii. iis,t i- u. iv in. ,lh .I,,!,n-,,ii uf ii,.i'hUii.l. fi" i, iv ( i-i i . t iii-', iivt' n( W-h-HU'I il, ...mT.i lii'.'i.nvn ll. .i. Iit III.' pur ..1, ,,, ih, .' ,ir st-1' .11. I a. r 1- '. v m. II. i.i l. r ii'itl lUt'i ui r lit Itti' dull.'-, Ori'Kull .in .iiii'il ,liiv, I do l in ilny nl J il tin, 1 . Ih. iiMti.t' lit vi ,nn."i': 1 ii-lui.-l I'nlui.ir, M,i i.i'i iirrtiiitdvii'iT .Mii'lnlitl 1 i inem, M J Mt'i.'i.'iii. .l.'liti '.i i II, I tittmiti iut'i'i.nl lilt' in,,!,' li't'ii.:', lliiiniti 1'nlil, JiU'hIi JtiluiMill, i M i.li il t ..( li ..-Udir.l. .i ll. Al.V H'l'l Mil I'H . tilt'- I'llOMllltf H.lMT-l'ly die III. ll it ill- ,1'ilntl l,tt,ls nut i,'nu,,-li'; I,, till' i lii'ti r iiii iii't iii I lid t -ill r lin I'l" lin lnrw Hi, .Hul ,sih ilnj ! .linn', i.u. mm in- JAY IV l.t'CAS, Bi-nl.le. NiiUce. Tboso wixhlng to enter tho spriup hoise lido will plcnuii meet it. thi! Willow creel; Immii corral on May ltl, ltHKi. l!y order of t hit coininittce, medicine that will heal their aw ful sores. The fact that since the dawn of history tho ablest medical men have not been nble to discover a cure will not discourage ambiti ous men of the present. There are s-eoros of well trained scientific men in the world who would he willing to give some of the best years of their lives to a study of leprosy with such unmatched op poitunitiea as exist at Molokai. The board of health has already placed itself in communication with the federal government, ask ing the Marine Hospital Service for a specialist, ami has nl.--a.wi it ten to private scientific institutions. It remains for the leehlature lo act, and they tuny bear In n.ind the findings of the medical com mission, and feel assured that upon the intelligence with which they make laws for Kalaupnpa and Kalawao, depends very largely the chances of keeping ths federal government from assuming charge. Honolulu Star. The .OiTKon Weekly JiHifiml, a lVmo L-iHtlo newspaper. Iii pas'. full of newn all of ll! SI a year to any address. The Journal, 1'. O. livx lil, I'milanJ. Or. which better than those throu. h his road passes. We full believe 1 e is right in his stimat e n ad that when a railroad is once built iuto Crcok county that it will fuRy - confirm his opinions as regards tho pro ductive qualities of our soils as well as the paying proposition cf a railroad will Le mere than realized. as those who were interested in this extcn.'ion could figure on the traffic in an intelligent manner, provided an extension was con cluded upon. Praf. French, who accompanies the party, will take samples of the soil from different localities and make an analysis of the same and report his findings to the party. Eaihone in tho ptrty has a cer tain liue of work to perform and from all tint could be learned each is following that line faithful ly and making a thorough and ex hauslivestu iy of the snme so when the tiiial report is ready to he made to Ilitrri'iian it will be exhaustive and full. From what could be lenrned of the party as far as their investigations had been carried on everything was highly satisfactory, and if it would continue fo until the t-nd of their trip their report would be highly favorable. Some of the party were surprised that not more of the land was tilled in the county than there was, but when informed and the matter taken into consideration that thorough trans poitation facilities wherever ex tended in nnv county alway Belter limes Abeail. All the Inland Empire east of The Dalles caa tow look forward to better conditions surrounding than tver before. The builditg of the portage road which now eeems a certai.'iitr, prouiisesto them cheap er treigtat rates, toe result, of whieu will be from one to three cents a bushel more for their wheat, the same advance on wool aud an advance of from fifty cents to one dollar a head on beef and horses. This is in the nggreguto means many thousand dollar a year to. ths producers, and cannot but re suit in better times aud a season o prosperity and development. When the producers of the entire Inland Eaipire are permitted to get water transportation rates on their pro ducts there will be renewed incen tive to greater production and ti more thorough development of the country. More laud will bo tilled, larger crops raised, and greater re turns on capital labor will result. With such flittering pwpects ahead tho ltd inJ Empire should be an attractive spot for tho home seeker and home-builder. It should attract many who aro looking for locations in the west. The popu lation of Eastern Oregon should double inside of the next two years. -Ex. Perfectly Correct. If the trip of the Portland cap italists iuto Central O.egon next week is to be made in search of trade encouragement for a railroad inthatregion.it maiks au epoch for the interior counties. Rut if nothing but a midsummer excur sion for tho purpose of quieting the clamor of the people for a railroad into the interior district, and to head off intending transportation lines from tho south, il is an emp tv news item and will have no. brought itiinuUting tfloitsand an consequence. East Oregonian. 1-4 I i : f ('Hi 'I. h -1 7. - " , : , --'..',- -k zZlZ'''"ZIZ.y?'m'" ;Wk":.-""-Eis
