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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1902)
Citt Col l ii in . m m III JL. V S - SV w H W ill Continues. Fur Collaretts $4.90 Regular price 10,00 vl l ie otai i a civet ii) v;ne 17.50 Was $(35.00 0th Jackets $7.00 to $10 to close $2.90. aver Bros. Dry Goods Co. XE1N IT won Carter Raley 58.00 Charles Cahoon 10.10 S H. Hicks 11.50 POLICEMAN COFFM AN'S HEAD FELL LAST NIGHT SNOW IS GOING. - L ict ffivemvdr I'l'IlIM i 11 1 Ii MM The Council Places Fee on Force as an Officer and a Street Commis sioner. The first step toward economizing anil cutting down the expense of run nitiK the municipality of Pendleton that has bw taken hy the new coun ell was maile Wednesday nlaht. when Policeman CofTman was cut off the police force. The council decided that expense had to he reduced, aud they did not Ma tlielr way clear to cutting off the street commissioner completely, hut I they thought the entire service of one man was not needed in that ca paclty. So Mr. Coffman was taken i off the police force and Street Com missioner Fee will divide his time be tween police duty and looking alter, the street Me will go on at noon mill look titer his work on the street until ti o'clock, when he will drop, that and take up the work of police man. which he will attend to until midnight, when he goes off, leaving only one policeman for the latter half Of the night The councilmen argued that after 1 midnight, the streets were practical ili -i t tel. and one man could at tend to all the business that would Chinook Carries Away the Six IrTches That Came Two Weeks Ago. The snow In Pendleton Is almost a thing or the pMt, Where only a few days ago lay six Inches of the "beau tlfUl," today are only sloppy, allpperv mud holes and everything Is wet and disagreeable. This has not been or." of the regular Chlnooks that are so frMMDt In this Western country, and did not take the snow off with a rush I There has heen a gradual melting 'going on for the last 'hree dan and at night there would be Just enough 1 change to freeze a little, and moat of the water from the snow has gone In to the ground to the farmer's delight Sleighing has bee;- spoiled but while that has been done, 'he small boy has had his usual routine ot f:: It has been at the expense of the fel low passing by whom lie attacks with snow balls and makes things warm for him until he Is out of reach. The weather prophet Is now In evl ilence and the prediction in that the 'backbone' of winter Is broken and spring will be heralded soon by tho singing of the meadow lark GREAT NORTHERN MAN WOULD GET MORE POWER. BREVITIES. Are Insurance Cleaver Bros.' A Howard i It A tan tor i.i"'- di Co. rindy the ci.y. uuuon a chocolates. 7 to II'1 now iz.wi. uieav Dry boom co. i Lie teal Juck!t $17.60, was $35. Broi Dry Ooods uo. frriit rooms In the Bruce nnt Apply Ut Domestic Kr cults. Younger & Son's. Nothing better known than shred ded wheat. Demonstration now on at l- s Younger ft Son's. Five OSfl of sheep will go over the W ti 0 H this evening to Seattle Thev are being shipped bv H A. Wat ker and J Kennedy and are going to Pry llruhn ft Co. Will Lyons was struck on the shoul der by a railing piece of scantling dropped by one of the men at .work on Martin's new brick building, this afternoon, and almost knocked down It wns lucky that the piece did not hit him on the head or he would have been seriously hurt. a::;; I( tissue cent . paper ASK FOR PAY FROM ;,, THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT Nolf's No- , I Umatilla County Boys Who Enlisted. 1 till, skirt, regular price : 8eek Remuneration for Time Before close at $17.00. Cleaver; Mustering in. Tin iiiemheih ol tin second regl ment who fought lot the protection ol the aK and upholding ot American honoi are now hoping for the passage of the bill pending befoie congress which will allow- them pay lor tin time consumed trom the time they left their homes until they were mus teied 111 for the regular service. It wuh u little oer sixteen days from the time the bovs left home, counting the tliin they were on the road and at 0ftD)P McKlnley before they were finally accepted anil mustered in and I. . ithls in ll.'in ii dm the amount that a mil. of two or three turn-1 nu effort Ii in itio made to get would mi, wiMiin two or tnroe "uioiiiii to ... in trie noya. : lint. I . nillnton. Address It Im also la-en stated that nn "I this office. loll is being inadi at Washington to aBaaatrat .i uhredrieii peas a bill allowing the bovs trM I full ni.rvt.il ThiirHilut and Public cordially Invited to i Goods Co. r pa tiling and papering 1 1 line both brass and wood r court street. i took ni recipes on shred' I it Viiiiiigei ft Son's, where I pt oin tree of charge , 5ne liou somewhere hetw, n uJ W'lliev. streets. Flnnc Irtturn nann to this ofllce. m WAN'TKli J. C. Hayes, Wauli will be here Stttur nry Mli in liny horses for I have to he looked after, as about the lunch or shredded wheat bis only thing to do Is to keep a look out Thursday and Friday, at F 8. tor fires and rlnu th.. helix In immm of I eopfliigt ation. CofTman work as policeman was not attacked, only that tat Mini. I Rai done man had to "go" and he was the man who "got it In the neck." Less Fines Collected. Tin recorder's report shows a great tailing off In the receipt of fines The total amount collected from all sources In fines was $135. against $L'kfi for December of last yeAr. mak lug a difference of $150 In the fines ot the two months This shows less money was paid Into the cit treasury from law breakers last month than for any one month in many years and is evidence In Itself that ther, has been a change for the Mttor in the moral condition or the tow n The recorder's repot I showed ontv If nrti-sts lor the month Treasurer's Repoit. Following Is the treasurer's teport lot .Ian ua i y . INI t'ASil ACCOUNT I lulu i ti bund Doe, , IWll Various Companies Are to Be Brought Under the Control of the Magnate in the Northern Waters. Tacoma. Feb. Sv ftMldOBI James I Hill ot the Wreat Northern, intends i" eoiitrol the Alaska and Sound steamship business. It is unofficially announced that Hall ft Sons. . Inei stockholder? of the Puget Sound Nav o. at ion Company, which recently pwr chased Ave Sound steamers belonging to the Thompson Company have an nounced their Intent Ion Of i.'.i'ldlng several new steamer radu&)lj 001 etlng all of the Puget Sound routes The organizer In I'uget Sound Is Wal ter Oakes. son of the former presi dent ol the Northern Pacific anil that brother in law of 1-ewls Hill Oakes is also president of the Alaska Steam hip Company, th only line now com pet log on the Alaska routes with the Pacific Coast Company controlled by Hill. loth compnnles becoming lm "tant feeders of the tlrent Northern Remnant Sale hy piai c on sale Friday tnd Satuidaj ail the Rsnnsnti l ft t from our llth Annual Clearance Sale which are now on ditplsy ill OUI South Winoow You will Alftd in tlietn most remarkahlc values No old ffOOdfl in the lot. and one of the best rcmanant collections eei shown Among the lot von will find Silks, DjMM Qoodti IVrealc. Muslin. Outinn Flannel and Calico. l We Will Stay The Ladies With a lot of Corsets that wen formerly lt.0Oi 5 i . .So and 1 1 Yout ehoit of the lot at IQCNTS I Style 304-. 50c. I OK Buttrick's Pattt f ns and Publications. THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE. Recorder's ( Trxm for 1 ... ea for Ta. s for Streets I. lens uvn Note Hllie ( lemetery . . . license KM-: HA I 1894 1897 ... 1MM ... FUND .n.ti&n n . I, 61.00 ::!.': i 14.14 IM.47 14.00 16.27 SINKINd Kl Mi t ISJO . 111.00 . 11.00 Fen And Land. Washington. Feb. fi. Hausluougl. ot North Dakota, today laid before the senate a bill appropriating re e!pts from the sale and disposal ot public lands i.i certain slates and ter ii- - to the onutructlon or Irilgii Hon works for tic ici lamation or ml luiuls Mr spok- at length In ad vocacy ot (lie llieasllte NEW PLUMBING SHOP Clearance Sale CARPETS, WAKL PAPER, MATTING LACE CURTAINS, PORTIERS, SBWING MAI MINKS N. u Second hand Ma IiiiiM $ lo fin. Ma BIG DISCOUNT on all chines from . up. OKlfcN TAL RUGS ON DISPLAY. JESSE FAII I NO, Main Street, Near Brkkw Warrants llnl Jan. ample this health food P. aT Hun. Grnian aud Spanish lus- I i Iiishci ni i being torn, k- lOitiuetion of J. P. Reynaud. Iff of Wlutuian College. Ad MM Mat Oregon m 1 1 BMH I take a nleasant herb axt tuorniug I feel bright romplexlon Is better. My y It acts gently on the liver and Udneya. and is a ttatlv. It l muile r,om i ud Is nrenared as eaallv as it called Lane's Medicine. Family Medicine moves the I oh day Price 26c and 6"c by Tallman aV Co.. sole to und trom Manila. is being done no one here thing about it. Homi ei done ii Mould amount to hut if tills knows any if this was about t60 PI Nl . :t74 . 6.M1J ijestic Ranges ARDWARE io rMtlfl man ami bring In the neigh horhooil ol '...ne Into the eouiity The uumes ot those in tin- county who will be benefited If the hill for time pay is allowed, urc (ieorge A Martiutiu Jr.. Win S Hrown. Jul.' Marin Al (). Carden. Cliff Dupuis. Hett lilt Uh. Art Micks. William Atchison. Clarence flail. Jul ins Wittlck. Mean Shull, James Thompson, Joseph P. Sullivan. Tom Jordan. Louis Pluson, now In the Bast; Albert no Mossle, Hun Dupuis. Charles Proebstel. Louis Proebstel. Alpha Wood. Willis Marsh. J Warren. Alex Manning 0 J Ferguson. W A I.eutheiH I in- I., -nn and Charles I K. Carter. I The above Hat does not Include n noaken of the second Oreaous that were muateied Into the United States service I. eiou they left home, and who will not be entitled to any of I this pay, at. they huc already recelv- led pay from th. time they left Pendle ! ton QKNERAL paid 11, lluz... IMSTIMIU'TION ttK CASH .i in-1 al fund $ 374. fin Called wan ant fund 170.00 l.i sinking fund I,M I II I'HKASt' HKH'S HALANCES. OMk I 6.861.0k Hills receivable 13.081. o? I MMlIll county 6,025.74 (i. tieral tund 4.0IU.1.1 I .cm , slaking fund 16.243.02 b iieral sinking fund tjonun SSKSS.IKNT lU. I. IK"'I I1.163.M) 18U4 462.3 I KM 6W.70 B. F. BECK, BYERS' BEST FLOUR To make g.Ml fin-". i turn iAers' litst Hour It tin, drut I rem In in st t .- btoaajo woHd'l Kair MM all MMOMj tioti, ai d gues en elim.t satisfaction wbvrever MM, .", verr im .-nar it ' . .1 Wi. hit.e II, b..rt steam Hollm l.'.u'ev, Pe1 Rye and ftearillees Rarley. PENDLETON ROLLER MILLS w. S B I ks. Proprti toi Plumber and I inner. (ag0inc Engine fOf Sale IhUti 187 I IN IKIHi M0 473. kh 674.31 431.42 7 1 "J 20 587 if :s on S.'l on J. Clarke & Co a ill Umrf Street A good ad Is an announcement io brief terms, straight from the should or, concise and to the point, telling something In a clear and Intelligent i: .inner and stating a few price aa an Indicator of the way you sell goods or do work.-Brooklfne Muss ) Chronicle. ICXPEN8KH. Keuts Attorneys' fees tt 001 iter's salary Ileulth depart un til 6 IK) Police department 263.46 Pile department 345.86 Street department 18282 Lights 27.0O BILLS ALLOWED Salaries and rents 1388.00 H Porster 64.42 U. 8. Waffle it Son 12.76 Sheet Iron and Copper Work. Special attention to Job Work. ALL WORN GUARANTEED A five Iiuim- power aastliiit- limine with pipt.s ami filhtijj-., oil Links m l water tank- everything MCMMfJT 10 Wt up and operall KBfiM anl fittings are all new, being in KM only a few weeks BagiM in very KOMMsical M)d gaarantMid tolu ifttiiftctorjf Prici lajo ineluilirtK iittnins. Address l:ast Oreonian. Pendletnn, Oregon. Sam Osborne H J Stillman '. K L A P 0. A. D. Smith Co 4.00 3.00 1V7.00 A M Shop: Cottonwood St. Opp St. Joe Store. If You Want to Buy or Sell J 8 Beck with 15.00 8 THAN HALF PRICE. We have iuttle an assortment of ixldr- and MM ol Box Writing 1'aper ahlob we will sell at a Big Keduction U) olOM Mi Tlit re IN i wo assortineiils !0c and 25c a box. Tin- Hi cent lot con Lai us paper worti. from -o lo 10 nolo ui.a thefi ,.ellt )ot wort, fr,,,,, 0 (t) 76 cents. White and timed paper ANL Oh I TtlH BK51 SKLtiCllO. paper. 6 El.V AN KOEPPEN'S PHARMACY. Steps from Main Street Toward the Court House 4.00 2.00 18.00 1.00 5.00 I 4n 76 I 65 81.40 Alert Hose Company 48.00 William Adams Peoples Warehouse C 8. Hastings . . . IrvinK Haker Brock; A afoCossM L. O. Frazier J. A. Sn .' 1US l.a' .1 a l.e Slice1. Cole A A A A A A A A house lot frm horse cow Piano doy wagon Charles Beale Protection Hose Company Charles Hutlngt John 8hull ' I ieorge Meeker W Shell O W. Ivan I) Madden Waltei Wells Pendleton Machine ikops K O. PulilishiiiK Co T. T. Nelson Heti ue Hook atul latildei 1 1 Kemler Mascot Company Pendleton Water Works Co. 26 44 00 ii.4o J0 .60 i'.OO L' 1 4 lo i M " on : i ktl ih U M.M 5i IT .00 1 BUY THE Best Babbitt Metal IN 10 POUND BARS. t-or line shafting and all bearings of machinery of the mill or factory it cannot be surpassed : Made from Type Metal. East Oregonian Office, rendieton, or. 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