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THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1903.
1903
Latest Styles
lhasc of It has also been presented
by the East Orogonlan (luring tbo past
seven weeks, or since the subject be
tamo a live issue.
The stroot commissioner was ordor-
' ed, by unanimous vote, to ailvertlse I
for bids for the grading of the north
Poneen. rent of pound. $S: Sam Os
Iwrno, janitor, J4; total. $3S4.50.
City Finances.
Tresnror Hamilton's report Is as
! follows:
Resources.
TURNER ART EXHIBIT.
end of Slain street. tCnsli on hand March 1 $ S.007.25
The application of Peter Metcrnach I Bills receivable 1S.21G.PC
for a license to sell liquor was grant-1 Umatilla county fi.CS9.lfi
ed. ;
Claim for Damages Laid Over. ; "'7 "'
The claim of M. Fix Tor $30 alleged ' , , , L,abll,ties-
damages to a wacon. said to have -enenu nu J S.47S.S
hwn tt-reekml on West UViih street , Called warrants 14.37
because of bad street work was laid J-evee sinking fund IC.cyii.n
over for Investigation. Somo of thc.uenerai sinking tuna
nnntinll lndcln.1 thnt Ihnra a.-ns lint , Assessment rolls. 9i
Our spring and summer shoes at tne polnt Iiamcd by Mr Fix anv , Assessment rolls,
are here and we can fit all with dttCH or other obstruction that could Assessment rolls,
the latest styles at the right price possibly cause the wrecking of a j Assessment rolls.
We have the largest assort- ' wagon under the most favorable con-: Assessment rolls.
. i i : .i t dltions of darknosB and carelessness. 'Assessment rolls
HllH VJ k J IIUL in till, 1 . J UU
to make your selection from, and To Lease City Lands,
our prices are right. i The application of V. T. Porter to
the city's 40-acre tract of land nd-
t- joining the cemetery was not acted
upon further than that Mr. Haxtman
was authorized to lease or not lease
, the ground according to his beat Judg-.
' ment. tn Mr Porter or to other nar-!
ties. . Movement on Foot to Organize a Club
i To Regulate Cemetery. to Purchase the Bingham Springs
The city recorder spoke of the 1m- Resort.
Assessment rolls,
Assessment rolls.
Assessment rolls.
Assessment rolls.
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121.69
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Dindinger, Wilson & Co.
Phone Main 1181
Good Shoes Cheap
Rips on shoes bought of us sewed
Tree of charge.
Total $31,913.3;
IDEAL CLUB GROUNDS.
WANT NO CRUSHER
CITY COUNCIL DECIDES THAT
LUXURY IS NOT NEEDED.
possibility at present of deciding with C. W Avery of Illnghnm Spring...
any accuracy as to which lots In the lis in the pity Mr Averv reports sev
! cemetery ate sold and which are tin-1 oral feet of snow in tlie vicinity of
' sold. He was authorized to employ hte springs, and predicts very "high
the sexton, who will be paid $2 per water In the Umatilla when the snow
day while employed with him, to as- begins to molt. There Is n movement
eist in formulating a system by which on foot to form a club, the members
the unsold lots can be identified, and to be made up of men of Pendleton
those which have been sold can tie 1 and Walla Walla, to secure the
properly accredited to their owners. springs property and make It their ;
G. A. Hunt Is registered nt the Ton
dleton. Miss Margaret Peters has returned
from Portland.
A L. Knight Is In Portland and will
return tomorrow.
Sirs Shelly Jones went to Walla
Walla yesterday, on n visit.
Dr. Cole went to Echo on n profes
sional cnll this afternoon.
T G. Montgomery went to Helix
to attend the K. of P. lodge.
Charles H. Miller, the Echo mer
chant, is in the city on business.
Fred Shoemaker returned last eve
ning from a business trip to Spokane.
' Pnrmallu nnnrf Vtfrrfat Aftn.
J i . j ... .
noon Large Crown Viewed the Pic
tures. The Turner art exhibit, given at
the courthouse, undor tho auspices of
the women's clubs and the high,
school, was formally opened yestcrdny ,
afternoon nt 2 o'clock. Hundreds of
school children from tho city schools
visited the exhibit during the after
noon. The program prepared by thoi
committee went off without a hitch
and tho exhibit promises to be a
great success. At tho evening pes-'
sion there wns n large crowd and a
very pleasing program wns rendered. '
One of the features of the evening ,
wns tho serving of tea poured by
Miss Bertha Alexander and Miss Oer-,
trude Sheridan, who were dressed In
colonlnt costume with powdered hair
rn rliDe a pni ... .
.w www kuuu in ONE OAV
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HELLO
Gen
tral!
F. S. lie Grow, Cashier of the The exhibit will continue nfternoons
Athena Bank, wns In the city today, jand evenings, closing Saturday even
. Trofessor Conklln Is able to be on Ing The program for tomorrow
duty again after being 111 several night is as follows
days.
The 3-year-old daughter of M. P.
Castle Is 111 with a fever, and delirious.
Miss Edna Elder, of Despaln Gulch,
Is dangerously 111 with a relapse from
scarlet fever.
Miss Mary Rimer, n teacher In the
eighth grade of the city schools, Is
III at her home.
Fay I.e Grow, cashier of the First
National Bank, of Athena. Is register
ed at the Pendleton.
Jack Brown has returned from a
hide-buying trip to Butter Creek, and
In the vlclnltv of Pilot Rock.
J. H O'Nell, traveling
1 College song High School Glee
Club.
2 Illustrated Fnther Goose song
"Did You Ever See a Rabbit?" Wal-!
tor Owens. j
3 Picture sketch Song of the Iark '
Flora Sheok. ,
4 Solo Selected Fred Hartman.
5 Illustrated Father Goose song ,
The Ostrich Dance Genevieve Hal-,
ley.
Anyone may purchase duplicates of I
the pictures, which are the finest of
their kind to be procured cither in
Europe or America.
Give Me
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Land For Sale
Wanted Some Arrangement.
'Diamond Joe" Reynolds relates
passenger this Btory of the late Philip Armour,
City Recorder Will Arrange the Cem-1
etcry so Lots Can be Identified
Arrests for February Fall Below the j
Average Statement of City's Finances.
Ir true Sll p-palort flinr anvn. et-atnm nf i - .. . 1 ... m . i ...
irrlgatinc tl.e cemoterv should be in- r "iETi. 1'" wif.nt for the O. R. & N., passed 0f Chicago, who. In answer to an In
stltuted. but no steps wer taken one 1 of the club or an invited cuesT TlTo 1 tnrUeh 0n hls war East la6t nlBht- 1uIr-v he was not often troubled by
way or the other. 1 property would make Ideal club , William L. Shiverlck. who attends
Bills Allowed. ' grounds, as It Is beautifully situated, ! to the shoe department of the Peo-
The following bills were allowed' with tlie famous swimming pool, and I I'les Warehouse, is sick with the grip.
Charles I-ine, painting fire house. $12, a,IaT. numl!er of we"bu" buIltl'DPB Zoeth Houser enme down from Ba-
60: Mrs. Sadie Pearson, boardinc ""S'lker City on the mornlnc train, and
City council last night:
Voted down rockcrusher;
Ordered street commissioner
to advertise for bids on grading
Main street.
Laid over M. Fix claim for
damages.
Empowered G. A. Hartman to
lease city land.
Allowed numerous bills and
all salaries.
Accepted reports of marshal,
recorder and treasurer.
'smallpox patient 15 days at $S per are , n?achcd , b-v stage from Bingham will remain In Pendleton for a couple
,day. $90: Forster Lumber Co. sup-1 ?upri"BV",I?- n th,e maln llne of of days,
lio Hit. mi ,T..j S I the O. R. & N. 20 miles east of this
supplies $4 10- John AsWong sne-1 c't ' and are we k and liked 1 The three children of E. E. Elder,
clal police durlnc the month of Feb- b-v man-v summer visitors from Ore-, f Despaln Gulch, who have been suf
S " V ! 5? dS $6: Koopi5 pon and Wasl"n5ton points. foring with severe attacks of scarlet
Pharmacv fomalrtnhvrto tsft.iB. n- fever- are convalescing.
lLaDue. rvices at pest house, $40:' Ask lncrease in Wages. , Lous Aston, of Tacoma, is visiting
jW. R .Wlthee, labor and material, $4; i Members of the painters' union are! his brother, T. G. Aston, of this
'T. C. Taylor, hardware. $12.50; Mrs. j very reticent about the intentions of, place. Mr. Aston is employed in the
i U. T. Porter, provisions and labor, the order in reference to the demands J Northern Pacific railway offices at Ta
j$11.05: Geo. LaDue, cleaning room in f made about a week ago for an In- coma.
iRenn building. $3: E. J. Murrav crease in wages from $3 to $3.o0, but
.mounting profile, $2; Laatz Bros., one own to the fact that such a demand
'icord of wood ,$6. Chas. Semple. fuml-'was ninde. with the request that It be
I' gating. $2.50; P H. Fee, street labor' complied with April 1. It is Bomtf-
There were present at the council , bill and material, $19; C. F Coles-i what problematical whether a strike
meeting last night, Councilmen Swltz- worthy, hay, $2.15; East Oregonlan, ' w'" be ordered In the event wages
ler, Sommervllle, Clopton, Hartman ! printing, $6.75: Electric Licht Co.. i are not raised, or whether the mem-
and Dickson: Attorney Carter, Health $297; L. G Frazier. blank book, 55 hers of the union fall to stay by the
demand for an Increase. There are
19 members of the union In Pendleton.
Officer Cole, Marshal Blakley and Re- cents; M. P. Temple, storaee on en
corner Fitz Gerald. gine. $12.50. Geary Kimbrell, survey-
Perhans the most Imnortant thine inc. $19: J A. rtlnfclpv drlvinc hnrsps
the council did, as well as the most out of town- $11; J. A. Blakley, feed-1
Interesting at this particular point of i Ing horses, $6; Waterworks, $100; Gs to Texas.
Interest in the question of improving , Laatz Bros., wood, $9.75; J A. Blak- R. V. Hutchins has resigned his po
the streets, was the turning down of , ley. burying dog. $1; J A. Blakley. sltlon on the morning paper, and left
the proposition to invest in a rock fixing corral. $1; J. A. Blakley, fum-!thls afternoon for Texas. Mr. Hutch
crusher road roller, and appurte- Igating Jail. $2.50; Brock & McComas. I ins was reporter on the East Oregon
nances for the same. Mr. Swltzler , merchandise. 60 cents : Thompson , ian for a year or more prior to ac
brought the subject to a vote by mov-' Hardware Co.. merchandise, $1.65: cepting another position In the city.
Ing that the street committee be in- George R, Demott & Co.. groceries, , He came here from Dayton, Wash.,
strncted to purchase a steam road $9; City Bakery and Grocery, merch- where he at one time ran a paper of
roller rock crusher, three dump bot-, andlse, $2.50; E. R, & C. J Baker, j his own. He is an active, affable
torn wagons, a screen and an elevat- cab hire. $6.25; J. F. Brown, cleaning I newspaper man and his many friends
or Mr. Hartman voted for the motion engine. $25: Commercial Stables, hone that he will make n surpass In
and Mr, Clopton against it. No other $2.50: J E. D-ake, hauling hose cart j his new field of operations.
members voted at all. to fire ,$1.50; Mrs. B. L. Bartlett,
About all that was said on the sub- nurse. $39; Telephone Co.. 95 cents; i Pendleton Packing House
Ject at last night's meeting was ref- E. C. Turner, hauling hose cart to I Schwarz & Greullch avpraeert all
erence to the original estimate of fire. $1; M. B. Keys, hauling hose cart! w," j a ; ho dar deduced a
$3000 for an outfit having expanded to fire. $1: Alexander Denartmentl ILTiJ . JS,.." 1 HJ- LeuceAat
h- n.l. ffVin 1-1, e. .on no " I Ju...ub uuuoc. lue IttlC BUUfl
practically no debate on the subject,
the council at previous meetings hav-
pros cons'of tie subject verV approved- The facts set forth will be 2 000 Per year, and supplied by far
prog nna cons or me subject. Every found lneorporated in the clty 0.1 the larger part of the hams, side
, er's report for the most part, and the f meats and lard sold from most of the
publication of both reports would ne;cuntry stores in this county
largely repetition.
R. P. Brov-n has received an offer
from the baseball club of Victoria, B.
C, to manage their team, and hold
down the position of catcher during
the coming season.
W. Johnson left today for Granite, 1
Grant county, where he has extensive .
placer mining interests, to which he
gives his personal attention during!
the summer season. 1
C. R. Haines, who resigned his po
sition as operator at the O. R. K.
depot, has leased a fruit farm at Col
lege Place, near Walla Walla, and
will operate It the coming year. His
intention is to quit telegraphy.
G. W Taylor, of Albany, a profes
sional house mover, is In the city. Hej
thinks of locating here, believing this
to be a more healthful climate than
the Willamette valley. Mr. Taylor Is
a cousin of Mrs. G. W. Harris and'
I of Mrs. J. P. Nowlin.
I
220 aens, ,90 In bottom. 0 net to tlto hrl
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thnsp In iippt! nf nHHlntnni'o nns wrr- DlentY nf ntr trrm p ""'swciimj
cd : i . JllFlZSiP"- uJ
"Every day. I have one Impecunious' tso cie- itock rncb with tKB
near relative who Is forever lmpor-ra"sjolninr; running wtr, uw.
tuning me for help. Finally I shut ,;joo. r ixnwmiiuMii
down on him. A few days ago when i Jo cre on the rjmtllU rim, l!a ll
ne came ,o omce i reiusea 10 m Mrf. of whe.t Und. is ,.
see him. He went home and pester-. dleton. isoou.
cd me with letters. Finally I told my '""-'Pmu Prmlrieitoci rndl j
nnnnrlnl tnnn t rlp him fhn If hpi TOtoni of l,.y in bMn.l
would agree not to worrj- me for two This is a nartlal Hntr 1 h7s i
years I would let him have $500. He other stock and wheat farms fat
IK. ' 'Mnke " flV yCarS -CITY PROPERTY A SPEC1AIR
ir.' I have a long list of desirabki
mour." snld Mr. Armour, with a residences and business nouswsi
chuckled, "that I let him have lL cn,1es to cult the buyer.
Well, In about two weeks I got a let- Phououpd-too
ter from his wife saying that, as Bhe tj tjt a ttj
had not been a party to the contract C L W AUL,
Bhe hoped I would make the same ar
rangement with her." Exchange.
Real Estate Deals.
ST. JOE STORE
GOODS!
, age in hogs of course has rreatlv re-
Marshal's Report Approved. duced the number. The firm has for
City Marshal Blakley's report was years past packed an average of
Toilet
Articles
Recorder's Report.
City Recorder Fitz Gerald's report
was as follows: Number of com
plaints during February of violated
ordinances. 67; total of fines collected
$395.5: cash from cemetery lots, $30;
nine show licenses, $20; seven bicl
cle licenses, $7.25: three llauor llcen-
Just come in and take a look SPS- $825: two express and dray II
at our line. censes, $13.25 Seven burial permits
were Issued during the month.
We have a complete line of Salaries Allowed,
all the requisites for the toilet, in-. The salary list reported by Mr. Fitz
cluning the celebrated Howard Geram and allowed Is as follows: J.
Hair Brushes A- Blakley. marshal. $100; J. W
trusties. Schur n,Eht p(jHcei J75. p H
street commissioner and night police,
nr ATT YUt A XT O fr , "5: Thomas Fitz Gerald, recorder,
I AlLLYLAlH CtL 50 C H. Carter, attorney, $25; W.
TTir7 TVDTTrM-'TCrc R- Wlthee, Are chief, $10; Pendleton
1X1E, U.UjrVjliia Savings Bank. rent. $37.50; George
Change at Men's Resort.
The Men's Resort Is now In charge
of Rev. Levi Johnson, and probably
will be until the board of directors
choose a successor to Mr. Hotchklss
for the position of secretary- During
tne past lew days the reading room
has been removed Into the north room
where there is light on two sides, and
other alterations made in the arrange
ments, which are an Improvement.
Notice.
The town of Pendleton Is overrun
with painters and paper hangers, so
men of this craft will do well by stay
ing away. Local Union No, 693, Pen
dleton, Oregon.
NEW SPRING
The nicest line we have ever shown. Each dav bnnesl
a shipment of new goods; our shelves are now loaded withK
Dress Goods, Watstincs, White Goods. Percales. Ginehial
Underwear, Hosiery, New Hats, Clothing, New Neckwarj
Notions of all kinds, Beautiful Laces, new patterns and dtS
signs, Belts in fact, almost anvthinc vou can call for.
selected these goods personally and with great care, hence r.l
have all the new things that the markets have to offer, as3fc
we paid spot cash we do not hesitate to say we can savtt
who favor us with their patronage at least ao per cent on wit
iney woniu pay elsewhere lor the same grade of goods.
The Lyons Mercantile Company
Remember: The largest stock of goods in the city to select free t
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A FEW BARGAINS
7-nxmi home with hath mnm unrwl fihotft na1t ...ui.
shade treea, on Lincoln Btreet, near Bluff. A snap for $1300.
Tom Bwearenger place on West Alta strwt Two lots, good rtl
dence. Only $2b00. '
Good 6-room hous on West Alta. Corner lot. A bargain. $1000.
9 acres adjoining the city. Good 6-room house, good stable and other
buildings. Only $1850.
. 320 acres, good house and barn, cood orchard. 30 anrm In alfalfa on
nver, 12 miles from city. Juut H000.
proKIo1,6tomtike!7M)o!OWD, Pmt A
BUSINESS CHANCES The Old Dutch Henry Feed Yard,
a good nvestment, $7fXX). Depot livery stable, only $700. Hayden'i
confectionery stor- ou Court street, at invoice price.
W. F. EARNS ARIA
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Senator Pierce in La Grande.
Senator Walter M. Pierce came
over from Pendleton last evening.
The gentleman expresses himself as
being glad the session Is over, but
regrets not being able to have suc
ceeded in getting a couple of bills
passed which he thinks would have
been of much benefit to this entire
section of Eastern Oregon. La
Grande Chronicle.
Two Graduating Classes.
Two graduating classes of 11 each
will be graduated before long from
the Pendleton Business College. All
are from both departments. There
will be an interim between the grad
uations, as the classes are not par
allel in their studies.
A Correction.
In the interview with Mr, Holbrook
In yesterday's Issue of the East Ore
gonlan, the words, "cubic Inches"
used In statlug the amount of water
per acre for Irrigation purposes, at
Draatllla, should have read "cubic
feet,"
In the manufacture of a cannon the
tendency today la toward reduced
weight of gun and projectile, and In.
creased muzzle velocity. This gives
ac-aea range and penetration.
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Our
Shoe
Depart-
ment
Is
Removed
to the Rear!
of the
Main Store!
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GARDEN SEEDS
Fresh, Reliable Garden Seeds. The kind that art (
ductive. Don't take chances wasting your efforts. Onion?
uesi variety.
Nice Sound Apples
Good
Fresh Ranch j
Martin's Family Grocery and Bi
BEST DRY WOOD
We have bought of the Allen Brothers, their IriUrf"?
Wood bnslBOBB, and now we are ready to fnrniBrr"
dry wood on short notice. Office 638 Main Street
Phone 1X2X. P. P. COLLIER i
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