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WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW.
toria charter.
Senate bill No. 207, to amend Sea
Encouraging Reports Came From
side charter.
r r U L lS H K D KVKKT BATV'KDAT.
the Western Centers.
Senate bill No. 66, authorising
Rradatreet's says: Trade report«
County Courts to declare unnavlgable
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from the distributive centers at the
streams highways for flouting logs
West continue encouraging, while Large Number of thè Acts of thè
Senate bill No. 174, to authorize ex The Inauguration of President
such measures of trade volume us
punditure
of money for hatcheries.
Oregon Legislature.
William McKinley
bank clearings and railway earnings
Senate bill No. 189, relative to bi­
indicate a considerable gain in bust
ennial reports.
ness over a year ago. Soft spots are, W1TH AND WITMOUT HIS SIGNATURE
House bill No. 128, for distribution
DURING A HEAVY DOWNPOUR OF RAIN
of course, to be found, notably in
of laws and journals.
the manufacturing brunches of the
House bill No. 276, to amend act
An Interesting Collection <4 Meme Fro« the cotton and the wool trade, but ad­ Bill» That Were Paued hv Both House». But creating Southern Oregon Agrlcul
Crowd ol >0*000 Per»on» Wltnrtird the Cere-
Two Hemispheres Presented in <
vices from the dry goods and cloth­
Which Did Not Receive His Approval
tural societies
moni«t—Oath Administered by the
ing distributors are encouraging, and
Condensed Form
Senate hill No. 138, making owners
Until After Ad|ournment.
Chief Juitlca.
it is thought will help business. The
of vessels liable for dauiuge to pro­
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,
The northwest woolgrowers’ con­ strength of iron and steel this week
Governor Geer has filed the follow perty or land.
WASHINGTON. March 4.—William
recalls the boom of 1899. It Is prob­ Ing acts of the Oregon legislature
vention opened at Pendleton.
Senate bill No. 190, to amend
McKinley a second time Is president
able, too. that the broad and strong While some of them were allowed to Soldiers' Home act.
A Cuban agitator stirred
up
of the United States. He was ushered
consumptive demand and not the ope­ become laws w.ihout his signing
Senate bill No. 62. to fix time of
an anti - American demonstration in
rations cf pools or cliques, is respon­ them, most of them contain his sig meeting of regents of State Unlver Into that office in a city ablaze with
Santiago.
more and finer decorations than ever
sible for the steady advances. Prac­ nature;
sity.
have graced the holiday ilovlng na­
Carman, arrested at Manila for aid­ tically all markets report Iron and
Senate bill No. 29-, to authorise
Senate bill No. 76. to require street
tional capital, whose streets re­
ing the rebels, says he was not alone steel higher, but special activity Is railways to provide vestibules or Portland to dispose of block 132.
sounded to the tread of more march­
in the work.
noted at Pittsburg, Birmingham and weather guards on street cars.
House bill No. 62. to consolidate of
ing soldiers and suilofs than ever
Chicago;
St.
Louis
alone
reports
House bill No. 126, to punish kid flees of Clerk of County Court, Clerk
A new course of study for Oregon
have participated In a like function,
of Circuit Court and Recorder of
high schools has been adopted by the foundry iron consumers indifferent. napping.
and
had as witnesses to the ceremon­
The cereals are without notable
House bill No. 183. to provide for Multnomah County.
state board of education.
ies
a
vast multitude, who cheered fre­
change, wheat and corn being frac­ recording chattel mortgages.
House bill No. 21, to punish dee
quently whenever he or his vice-pres­
Senator Carter, of Montana, talked tionally lower in a dull, scalping mar­
House bill No. 237, to fix the bound truction of recordB on public lands.
idential colleague was visible.
the river and harbor bill to death, ket. Lumber is strong in price, pend­
aries of Columbia county.
House bill No. 286, to change com
There has been better weather on
speaking 13 consecutive hours.
ing the resumption of general build­
House bill No. 88, to require bids pensation of certain County Clerks.
inauguration
days, and there has been
H. G. Van Dusen, of Astoria, has ing operations. Western advices are for furnishing public supplies.
House bill No. 149. to punish dese
much
worse
than
that which attended
been appointed fish warden for Ore­ especially bullish. Chicago has done
House bill No. 122, to punish tres «-ration of United States flag.
today's
ceremonies.
The day in the
gon. and Lewis Bean, of Roseburg, the heaviest business ever recorded pass by cattle in certain counties
House bill No. 76, to amend act for
early
forenoon
gave
promise
of being
in yellow pine and white pine. Stocks
deputy.
House bill No. 177, to define loca election of road supervisors.
a golden spring day, but the weather
have been broken badly by the active tlon of natural oyster beds in Netarts
House bill No. 33. appropriating was In a capricious mood, and by noon
A robber smashed in a Grand Forks,
demand. Hard woods are rather bay.
>1000
for Soda Springs.
B. C., jewelry store window’ and es­
a h I ow drizzle hud begun, which lusted
slower to respond, however, and are
Senate
bill No. 162, fixing compeu with some intermissions and an oc­
House
bill
No.
229,
to
fix
weight
of
caped with >1000 worth of jewelry. still unsteady, not to say weak. Cop­
standard buBhel of outs at 32 pounds sation of prison Inspector.
No clue to the burglar.
casional lively downpour until late In
per is less active for export, but
Senate bill No. 73. correcting the afternoon. The worst of the wet
House bill No. 346, to prescribe du
Russia has withdrawn a portion of hold firm, while tin is again lower ties of Attorney General.
boundary of Wheeler County
weather, unfortunately, came Just at
the Russo-Chinese agreement regard­ on foreign advice«.
Senate bill No. 210, prohibiting sale the time thnt President McKinley was
House bill No. 225, governing re
ing Manchuria, and China has ap­
Wheat, including flower, shipments ports of administrators.
of liquors within a mile of mines.
being Inducted Into office on the east
pealed to the powers in the matter. for the week aggregate 5,233,313
•Senate bill No. 126, regulating
House bill No. 19, to regulate con
front
of the Capitol, In the presence
A crowd of 40,000 people witnessed bushels against 3,424,302 bushels struction of telegraph and telephone drawing of State w-arrants.
of
a
crowd estimated to number
last week.
Senate bill No. 216, fixing salaries 40.000. But the air was .mild and
lines along public highways.
the ceremonies attending the inaugu­
Business failures in the United
House bill No. 292, to authorize of certain District Attorneys
ration of McKinley and Roosevelt.
pleasant, ar.d the day ended with dry
States
for
the
week
number
167,
as
Senate bill No. 72, to declare the weather.
construction
of Siusluw ana Eastern
A heavy rain fell during the entire
against
231
last
week.
jurisdiction of Justices' Courts.
railroad.
day.
Canadian failures for the week
Roosevelt Sworn In.
Senate bill No. 86. to create office
House bill No. 179, to fix time for
Oil is reported as having been dis­ number 28, as against 24 a week ago.
salmon fishing in Alsea bay. river of State Bacteriologist.
The brilliant and impressive scene
covered near the Oregon-Idaho line
Senate bill No. 221, to provide for In the senate, when the vice-president­
and tributaries, and to prohibit fish
PACIFIC COAST TRADE.
on the Snake river. A Seattle syndi­
hoard to draft a Portland charter bill elect was Inducted into office, was re­
traps and wheels therein.
cate has secured 1800 acres of land
Seattle Market.
Senate bill No. 232, to regulate served for a few hundred. The pub­
House bill No. 313. to fix salary of
there.
Onions, new yellow, $3.50®4.35.
building branch lines to railroads.
county judge in Baker county.
lic had no part In it.
Lettuce, hot house, >1.60 per case
Senate bill No. 196, fixing salary
The fifty-sixth session of congress
House bill No. 172, to amend the
When the ceremony In the senate,
Potatoes, new. >18.
has closed and the fifty-seventh ses­
law relating to the appropriation of Superintendent of Wheeler County. a lltye tedious, despite Its brilliancy,
Beets, per sack, >1.25.
sion opened. Vice-President Roose­
Senate bill No. 23, amending school was over the floor and galleries
of water from lakes and running
Turnips, per sack, 75c.
law
velt presided at the opening of the
streams.
emptied Into the corridors through
Squash—2c.
new sesion.
Senate bill No. 142, requiring state which the people jostled and squeezed
House bill No. 97, to prohibit pub
Carrots, per sack, 75c
He contracts In counties of 50 000 In­ warrants paid to be deposited In of into the rotunda, and out on to the
Parsnips, per sack, >1.25@1.50
T. Dietderick’s sawmill at Manor,
habitants, except after public bidding. flee of Secretary of State.
platform erected from the east por­
Celery—60c
doz.
Wash., about eight miles from Van­
Senate
bill
No.
234,
fixing
salaries
Cabbage,
native
and
California,
House
bill
No.
1,
to
amend
the
law
tico
of the Capitol building.
couver, was burned. The mill was
2c per pounds.
of County Treasurers
relating
to
mining
claims.
practically new, and had been in op­
The President Inaugurated.
Butter— Creamery, 25c; dairy, 15 @
Senate bill No. 116, authorizing
House bill No. 39, to fix place of as­
eration about a year. It was valued 18c; ranch, 15cg)18o pound.
It was just 1 o'clock when the of­
State Land Board to buy land at fore
sessment of personal property.
at >2500; no insurance.
Cheese— 14c.
ficial party tam e through the main
Senate bill No. 13, to fix place of as­ closure sale
Eggs— Ranch, 20c; Eastern 20c.
The Boers have crossed the Orange
Senate bill No. 44, fixing terms doorway of the capital. A deep hush
sessment of personal property.
Poultry— 13c; dressed, native chick­
river.
of
Circuit Court In seventh district. fell upon the assemblage as the pres­
House
bill
No.
200,
to
increase
com­
ens, 14c; turkey, 15c.
Senate
bill No. 114, defining elig ident and the chief justice advanced
pensation
of
deputy
county
clerk
In
Hay—Puget
¡sound
timothy,
>15.00;
Outlook is good for Oregon prune
to the center of the pavilion. The
choice Eastern Washington timothy, Malheur county and to provide assist iblllty of directors of corporations.
and hop crop.
president removed his hat. and then
Senate
bill
No.
220,
concerning
sal
>19.00.
ance for clerk in Gilliam county.
Volunteers defeated a band ol
Com—Whole, >23.00; cracked, >24;
House bill No. 44, to aid Oregon aries of Baker, Malheur and Clatsop raised his right hand. In the Intense
rebels in Leyte.
feed meal, >24.
stillness faintly could be heard the
Counties
Historical Society.
Barley— Rolled or ground, per ton,
Dewet and the bulk of his commandc
Senate bill No. 227, for construction solemn words of the chief Justice and
Senate bill No. 112, to provide
>20.
have eluded the British.
bounty for scalps of seals, sea lions, of ditch to supply water at Btate in the measured response of the presi­
Flour—Patent, per barrel, >3.40;
dent taking the oath to maintain In­
stltutlons.
British officials do not believe the blended straights, >3.25; California, etc.
Senate bill No. 87, to amend charter violate the constitution and laws of
House bill No. 65, to authorize ap­
Boer war is near an end.
>3.25; buckwheat flour, >6.00; gra­
the United States, He spoke in a
of
North Yamhill.
It Is rumored in Berlin that Am- ham, per barrel, >3.25; whole wheat pointment of clerks in state treas­
strong
voice, easily heard by those
urer’s
office.
Senate
bill
No.
107,
to
incorporate
flour, >3.25; rye flour, >3,80(34,00.
basasdor White will retire.
near the front of the stand. His face
Millstuffs— Bran, per ton, >15.00;
House bill No. 59, to punish poison­ Yoncalla.
Provincial governments will be es­ shorts, per ton, >16.00.
Senate bill No. 176, amending char­ looked very grave as the oath was
ing of domestic animals.
tablished in southern Philippine
pronounced.
Feed—Chopped feed, >19.00 per ton;
House bill No. 121, to authorize is­ ter of Cornelius.
Islands.
middlings, per ton, >23; oil cake meal, suance of diplomas to certain grad­
“He that handleth a matter wisely
Senate bill No. 191, for primary
per ton, >29.00.
•
shall
And good; and who so trusteth
elections in cities of 10,000 inhabit­
uates of normal schools.
Spokane capitalists will build a
Fresh Meats—Choice dressed beef
In
the
Ix»rd, happy is he. The wise
ants.
>60,000 brewery and ice plant at Baker steers, price 8c; cows, 7 .l ac; mutton
House bill No. 102, to prevent coer­
In heart shall be called prudent; and
City, Or.
cion
of
voters.
Senate
bill
No.
180,
amending
Aus­
7?4; pork, 8c; trimmed, 10c; veal, 10c.
the sweetness of the lips lncreaseth
Senate bill No. 137, to create office tralian ballot law.
Hams— Large, llltfc; small, 11*^;
American preparations for depart­
the learning."
Senate
bill
No.
202,
accepting
1,-
of
county
auditor
In
Multnomah
breakfast
bacon,
13?ic;
dry
salt
sides,
ure from China are practically
Kissing these verses of the XVI
8^c.
______
county.
000,000 acres under Carey arid land
completed.
Proverbs
with bowed head, President
act.
Senate bill No. 203, to incorporate
Portland Market.
Cuban conservatives want to dis
McKinley,
for the second time, passed
Senate
bill
No.
10,
amending
law
Wheat— Walla Walla. 56c; Valley Milton City.
cuss the sentfte amendments with
completely
into the full honors of the
relating
to
Jury
lists.
House bill No. 100, to protect union
nominal; Bluestem, 67z'aC per bushel.
Americans.
presidency
of
the United 8tates. The
labels.
Senate
bill
No.
161,
Incorporating
Flour—Best grades, >3.40; graham,
book had been opened at random by
The La Grande, Or., sugar factory >2.60.
House bill No. 5, to fix time and Hood River.
will buy lands and engage in the
Oats—Choice white, 45c: choice place of holding circuit court in sec­
Senate bill No. 209, prohibiting sa­ Clerk McKinney, of the supreme
gray, 43c per bushel.
court, who long has made It a point
raising of beets.
loons within 300 leet of schools.
ond district.
Barley—Feed barley, >16.50 brew­
to
note as a matter of curious knowl­
House bill No. 294, making Van­
House bill No. 144, relating to pub­
Great Britain is anxious about the ing, >16.50 per ton.
edge
the verse which chances to meet
couver
avenue
a
county
road.
report that France intends to station
Millstuflfs—Bran, >16.00 ton; mid­ lic presentation of dramatic plays.
the
lips
of Incoming presidents.
House
bill
No.
334,
governing
House
bill
No.
20,
making
legal
cer­
a force at Hankow, China.
dlings, >21.50; shorts, >18.50; chop,
estrays.
tain
marriages.
Count von Waldersee has issued re­ >16 per ton.
House bill No. 113, defining duties
House blli No. 3 ll, to fix salary of
Hay—Timothy,>12@ 12.50; clover,>7
Veteran of Civil War Dead.
newed orders to allied force to be
of «urveyors.
county
judge
of
Malheur
county.
@9-50;
Oregon
wild
hay,
>6
@7
per
ton.
ready for a possible expedition.
San Diego, Cal., March 6.—Major
Butter—Fancy creamery, 22 ^ (3 25c;
House bill No. 208, relating to es­
House bill No. 249, to fix salaries
Francis
8. Earle, a prominent Orand
All the appropriation measures save store, 13 c.
of county treasurers.
tablishment of public highways.
Army
man,
is dead. In 1860 he was
the river and harbor and sundry civil
Eggs— 14c per dozen.
House bill No. 295, prohibiting mu­
House bill No. 146, making It a
Cheese—Oregon full cream, 18%c; crime to interfere with boundary tilation of hides.
a member of a famous regiment of
bills have been acted upon by con­
Young America, 14c; new cheese 10c
gress.
House bill No. 54, amending Ban­ New York militia, but the next year,
marks of mining claims.
per pound.
when the war broke out, he had
The river and harbor bill, as agreed
House bill No. 68, to prescribe croft bonding act.
Potatoes—40(360c per sack; sweets,
House bill No. 61, relating to incor moved to Michigan, when he was ap­
upon in conference, carries >70,000 >1. 6b per 100 ponnn.
method of apportioning state taxes.
pointed adjutant of the Fourth regi­
for the improvement of the Willam­
House bill No. 24, to provide for poration of cemeteries.
Vegetables—Beets, >1; turnips, 75c;
ment,
by Colonel Woodbury. He was
ette and Yamhill rivers above Port per sack; garlic, 7c per pound; cab­ relief of indigent soldiers, sailors, etc.
House bill No. 187, for service of
advanced
to assistant adjutant on the
land.
bage, I/4C per pound; parsnips, 85c;
citations.
House bill No. 26, new military
staff of General Fltzjohn Porter.
onions, >2.76 @3.00; carrots, 75c.
code.
Senate
bill
No.
171,
the
Port
of
Judge Elbridge Hanecy was nomi
Hops—New crop, 12@14o
per
House bill No. 110, protection of Portland bill.
nated for mayor of Chicago by repub­ pound.
Officers Made Raid on House.
H ouse. bill No. 280, to annex the
game,
forests, wild flowers, etc.
licans.
Chehalis, Wash., March 6.—Deputy
Wool—Valley, 18@ 14c per ponnd;
Senate bill No. 201, to provide panhandle of Union County to Baker
Sheriff James Matson and a posse
At Grice, Tex., 12 women with Eastern Oregon, 10 @ 12c; mohair, 26 more efficient method of assessment County.
per
pound.
made a raid on a secluded house a
hatchets, axes and rocks went to the
Senate bill No. 139, the Orphans’
Mutton—Gross, best sheep, wethers and taxation.
postoffice and store run by J. J. Grice,
mile and a half east of Centralia this
Home
bill, appropriating >50 per
Senate
bill
No.
177,
to
incorporate
>4.76;
ewes,
>4.50;
dressed
mutton,
in which bitters are sold, and taking
morning,
and surprised and arreBted
6 /i@ 7 c per pound.
capita for inmates.
City of Wasco.
the bottles outside, bToke them all.
two
men,
who give their names as H.
Ilogs—Gross, choice heavy, >6.26;
Senate bill No. 73, enacting the
Senate bill No. 193, to Incorporate
The bodies of Louis Burch and Addie light and feeders, >6.00; dressed,
B. Miller and James Mulligan. Both
City of Grass Valley.
Torrens system of public land regis­
Taylor, both 18 years of age, were 6 (3 7c per pounds.
men were armed with heavy re­
tration.
Senate
bill
No.
63,
to
regulate
sale
found in a deserted house in La Junta,
volvers, and in the house were found
Beef—Gross, top steers, >4.50@4.76;
Colo. A fSvolver lying between them cows, > 1.00@4.60; dressed beef, 6@ of adulterated food, drinks, etc., and
Senate bill No. 188, the primary a number of articles which tended to
told the story. Young Burch’s father 7c per pound.
define duties of dairy and food Com­ election bill.
connect them with the numerous bur­
forbade their marriage, and this was
Veal—Large, 7@7 ’»c; small, 8^ @ m issioner.
House bill No. 189, to construct the glaries that have occurred in Cheha­
the cause of the double suicide.
• 8c per pound.
Senate bill No. 229, to amend As­ County Court of Multnomah County. lis.
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