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OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Events Occurring Throughou
, the State During the Past
! Week.
Game Refuge on Fsrms
Eugene. U E. Besn, locnl deputy
rme warden, acting for Mate Game
warden Finley, has made an agree
ment with owners of mnll farms
north of Eugene, bordering on the
Willamette river, whereby the land
la to be set aside as a state jrame
refuse, and no one will he allowed
to hunt on the tract, 65 acres In ex
tent, for a period of ten years. The
owners of the property are to co
operate with the authorities In pro
tecting the game.
Blj Tract Bought Secretly.
Portland. That control of a large
rea amounting to at least 11 half
klooks by purchase from Individual
property owners is about to pass into
the hands of a big railroad corpora
tion, has been made known here.
Whether the Northern Pacific, the
Creat Northern separately, or the al
lied Hill Interests are back of the
project Is a matter of conjecture. The
Milwaukee road has also been men
tioned in connection with the activity.
Idle Men at Pendleton.
Pendleton. Lured to Pendleton by
the reports of great activity here,
scores of Idle men are now walking
the streets. With the extension of
the city sewer, the paving of several
streets, the construction of the east
ern Oregon branch asylum, and the
erection of several buildings, work
for a very large number of laborers
has been and still is available, but
the supply of men now asking for
work is far greater than the demand.
The Huntington Herald after Si
years of publication, has suspended.
Oregon produced products that are
valued at close to 115,000.000 during
the past season.
According to the annual report of
City Engineer ArnaplRer. the city of
Jledford spent $5S4.S2 for publlo Im
provements in 1911,
A. L. Beeson, editor of the Hunting
ton Herald, and leader in the recent
moral wave there, has disappeared
Creditors are searching for him.
fcvery Indication points to a lnree
exhibit at the first annual Sunk. I
River Poultry Show to be held In
Ontario January 1 to 19, Inclusive, i
me first annual show of the Iv.... i
Ins County Poultry and Pet Stock J
association was a success which great- .'
I- exceeded the expectations of the I
management.
That the state will be able to re.-ir :
at least 3000 pheasants In captivity
during the coming year is the belief
of C K. Cranston, chairman of .. '
state fish and game commission.
A summary of the assessment il :
of Yamhill county, as completed by j
County Assessor Martin Miller, ahowa :
assessed value of all pro-
Mrs. Gus Prose was the luckey holder of
the number that won the beautiful China
Set of Dishes. Yours for Quality Goods
at bedrock Prices.
The Cash Grocery,
CEO. WHITE1S, Prop,
Prineyille--Redmond--Sisters Stage Line
Matt Kuletch, Proprietor.
Passenger F are to Redmond. $ 1 .50. Express from Red
mond to Prineville, one-half cent per pound for over 50
pounds. Small packages of less than 50 pounds, 25c.
Leaves Prineville for Redmond Daily. Office at the
Pioneer Cream Company.
1116 S. R. COOPER, Agent
Dr. Howard (Jove
Denti.L
Rooms 14 and IB Adamioa Building,
r. 12. j. mji-ty
Attorney'-at-Law
(Mut-pruor to W. A. Dell)
Pkinkviu... . Omcoox
9mfSmm .ml .f
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petty within the county to be $15 "9 .
923. ' " ' J
' Dallas GeU Convention.
Dallas. Word has been received
kere that at a meeting of the general
tan of the state of Oregon, held in
the offices of the adjutant-general In
Portland, It was decided to hold the
next convention of the National Guard
Association of this state in the new
armory building just completed In this
city, in view of the strong competi
tion In securing this convention, Dall
s feels highly honored.
DIMICK HAS PLAN.
Business Manager for Oregon City
to be Proposed.
Oregon City. Mayor-elect Dimick
tn his message to the city council
January 3 recommended the appoint
ment of a business manager for Or
egon City. Judge Dimick says the
office can be provided by ordinance.
"I thlak the appointment of a rsn.
ble man as business manager of the
eity would be a step in the right direc
tion." said the mayor-elect "He
Would be of great assistance and un
questionably save the city money. His
duties would largely consist of check
ing up the work of the men In the
street Improvements and looking Into
the use of lifmber, brick, sewer piping
and other materials used by the city
and seeing that for every dollar spent
the city received a dollar in return.
The business manager should be re
sponsible to the mayor."
Arrangements are being perfected
by the Crasham Commercial Club to
give a banquet in the new club
rooms on January 3. to which the
families of the members a.,H nth,
are Invited.
Unless the officers of the Third
Regiment can recruit a imi.
number of men to make a full quota
within the next few month. th.t
iment will be disbanded by the state
military stair.
Receipts for the year ending June
30, 1911. from the national forests in
Oregon totaled 332,611. according to
the treasury department. No payment !
is made on account of receipts from 1
the Vmpqua forest. j
At the request of the Umatilla
Water-Users" Association, Senator
Chamberlain will fntroduce a bill
which will facilitate th ttim. ... 1
lands on the Umatilla project that!
were originally acauireri unfiup .i.
huuv. lllv
aesert land act
The Southern Oregon and Northern
lamornia alining congress will hold
a twoay meeting in Medford, Feb
ruary 3 and 4. Arrangements have
been made to entertain a number of
mining men and to display all the ores
that can be gathered from the mines
In the district
The Southern Pacific company now
has 300 men at work on the Coos Bay
railroad between Eueenn nH h
nel site 23 miles west of Eugene, most
or tnem being employed at the tunnel,
where the mountain ha h.
rora distance of 30 or 40 feet already
uiiuugu solid rocK.
With a majority of the Deremho,
reports yet outstanding, the total num-
oer or industrial accidents In Oregon
since the new law requiring employ,
era to report all accidents to the state
went into effect May 20, has reached
1923. according to State Labor Com
missioner O. P. Hon".
That an effort be made to eliminate
from Oregon's public schools all teach
ers wno have not had a high school
s
elling
Out
At Reduced Prices
Stock consists of Blankets, Comforts,
Pillows, Pillowcases, Sheets, Etc.,
Trunks, Suitcases, Hand-bags, and
House Furnishings of all kinds, sold
at prices that will save you money.
J. F. MORRIS
N W. San burn
Attorncy-Bt-I.ttw
Adiimmin block . rrlmvllle
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Ongmm
W. 1 MVI'US
O. C. YOUNG
rr.rtlr in .11 rm.rta. HpaH.I attention In
it rum., iiiiiitm auU criminal iklviw.
llvei-nle. Ill.lelln anil Natural TlieralMullr
fcmulorvtt. I hrolili- Dlmura HpvtlnMr
Office Over Morrlt Furniture Store.
ToUpiiimet I'loarar, No. 129.
Crmok Ctumfy jfltirmet C:
Ahlrartatl title In .11 l.n.l anil
Iowa luu Hi Crook niueiy.
I. f. Wrist, Sacratiry, PriattUlt, Oi.f.
I I;. Fremont
Architect and Dauanar.
l,aU n.p.lio.1. m IhiII'Iihh mii.trm-Hiin. Interior
rrautfnirm aiol ittHurmiuu,
llwt.itMrivr. si nivalin lluiol.
Prineville, . . . Oregon.
HAVE YOU
Filed your Deed? Of Course. '
HAVE YOU
An Abstract)
rtntnlvever.von lm.sn almlrai't now.
ih oil Know wimre your comers nr.
tii, aii, .mii rxm'tiy,
Brewiter Engineering Company,
rriiipvilln, OregiMt, will Iik-oIo II. .hi lor
,Vuu ami KUHrantn tlw work Survey.
Hi-, I'Utilnn. Irrlnatioii Kiigluriii.
riiotie ruminr 'AH.
D. HrPEOPLES
GvU and Irrigation Engineer.
Irrigation, Subdivision, Land
Surveying, Mapping,
Estimating.
Office next door to Lyric Therter
Dr. John lluback,
Mr Viti.rtnary urmn r. H. Arm
lH'i.rtnii-nl ,.i ihv l'hlh..ln(.
All Burait-al Hurt at fcvon.bl.
rrlL.a,
Hamilton Sublet.
Prineville, Or.
training, and to that end to have laws 14
Water Users to File on Umatilla River
Pendleton. As the result of a let
ter of instructions from State Engin
eer jonn H. Lewis, there is expected a
stampede of water users along the
tmatilla river to file upon, locate
and appropriate such water as they
may need for irrigation purposes.
Ttiis to be a safeguard, in case the
"West Umatilla Extension" scheme
Tor irrigation in the Government re-
.u,nuu irojeci, stiould not go
inrough.
Polk Poultry en Exhibit.
Dallas. The annual Pnllt rv,nnt
Poultry Show given this year in con
junction with the great show in this
city on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday of this week, surpassed any
thing of the kind ever held in this
county. Owners of prize-winning poul
try took an interest and noultrv from
as far away aa southern Oregon was
on exhibition here.
Parma Cutoff Is Abandoned.
Vale. As a result of a conference
In Salt Lake this week between Chief
engineer Carl Stradley and represen
ttives sent by Vale and Ontario, the
eastern connection of the Oregon
Eastern railway with the Oregon
Short Line will be made at Vale, the
cutoff south of this city from Parma
to the Malheur canyon having been
abandoned.
j Aetoria Seawall Injunction Loot.
Astoria. The injunction proceed
ings recently filed by the heavy tax
payers of Astoria against the Sanitary
and Reclamation commission to res
train 'the work of construction of a
bulkhead and seawall along the city's
waterfront, were dissolved by Judge
Campbell In the circuit court.
to that effect passed by the next legis
lature, was urged at the annual meet
ing of the Oregon State Teacher' As
sociation at Portland by J. H. Acker-
man, sir. Ackerman is president of
the Monmouth State Normal school.
Senator Chamberlain at the request
of various persons in Oregon will In
troduce a bill for the relief of Innocent
purchasers of land from the Oregon
& California Railroad company. This
bill will permit Innocent purchasers
to go into court and confess judgment
and buy from the government at $2.50
an acre lands they have previously
bought from the railroad company in
tiacts exceeding 160 acres.
Buy" a White
Sewing Machine!
Your credit U good. Every woman need. one. Small pay. 1
ment down and the balance just like rent Latest model.
Cash or time. Give us a call
Prineville Furniture Exchange
Charles F. Condart, Prop.
SUCCESSOR TO STORDAHL & CONDART.
W. A. HELL
FRANK MENE1 EE
The Dal Ire
lawyers
Oregon
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Hicc & Neville
Civil Eng ineeri.
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State Capital Gleanings
The state tax levy for the
will be at least 3 mills and noRihi
more is the prophecy made bv Smtn
Treasurer Kay.
The State Eankine Deoart ment re.
ceived $1094 in fees, accordine to a
report for 1S11 received by the Sec
retary of State today.
Deposits in the banks of the State
of Oregon totaled S121.834 Mi
lng to the last statement issued by
Superintendent of Banks Wright, the
report representing the condition r
banks at the close of business Decem
ber 5.
Billy Mack, a "lifer" at the state
penitentiary, who was given a leuve
of absence by Governor West last
spring that he might work off a mort
gage on his wife's aged Barents' fnrm
near Spokane, reported back to the
penitentiary warden.
Although he had no definite state-
ment to make regarding what he
woum do in the cases of Jack More-.
tantenced to hang January 5, and
Frank Garrison, sentenced to hang
February 9, Governor West said he
would ho doubt grant reprieves until
such time as the people of the state
had expressed themselves at the nnlln
on the issue of capitfl punishment.
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dunce tWtpliouua.
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Notice for Piibliciitlon.
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t . B. Unci llltlie at Tin- Hall,.., Uri'iriin,
a. ,, , . . . Nuvamhar Jlh, hill,
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Dr, J.TrcKClles Fox
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Lirem-ei- Orison State Medic al lloiird.
.S..:lut in Hurxery; llyviena; All
nienturv I'm. ul. ...i ..i.!i i
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Provide yourself with a little ol the true essence ol
Holiday Good Cheer
Royally itsell enjoys no belter liquor than is ollered
in a good old bottle ol genuine
"I. W. HARPER"
Sold By
Silvertooth & Browder
Shaniko and Bend, Oregon
Coiwultatlon Frte Hours Sin I I
R.D.Ketchum, M. T. D., D. C. j
Acute unil chronic (IIhi'iim.-m trvntvd
HllWHMdilly liy puri'ly
(Irutrlt'MH iiicUkkIm
Roomi 16-17 Adamioa Bldf. Calls slide
Notice for Puhlicutliin.
ih-imrtiwnlofllia Inlarlur.
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Notice for Vubliciition.
G. A. 3Iel AKLANH
Lawyer
Practice in all courts and U. 8. Land
Oflice.
Redmond, . . Oregon
Willard II. Wirtz
Attorney-lit. t,ilw.
Olllcu In M. II. UigH' olllce.
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U'liarliiii nl i.rihn Inl.Tlur,
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Huntington & Wilson
Attorncyi
Of Thn Dulli', Iliuvo opi inil odlcit In
Portland, Oregon, Rooms 805-807
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Give us your order for
CORDWOOD
Juniper or Pifte, large or
small quantities.
DILLON'S YARD
Opposite Post Oflice.
attention, l'urllumi 1'tiouu, Muln 7uail.