East Oregonian : E.O., April 27, 1906, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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DAILY EAST ORB GONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1906.
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BRIEF RECORD OF
COUNTY EVENTS
.Special -Correspondence
ATHENA
BREVITIES
a breakneck speed, demolishing the
hack, and Mr. Carmlchael was thrown
out and somewhat injured. One of
the horses was quite seriously Injured
also. It was a very exciting runaway.
Another Rnnnunv.
TRADES RANGE HORSES while oomlna- t h oltv Mnnrtnv
IXR 100 STOCK CATTLE, from his ranoh near Adams, Ike Chrla-
topher and family experienced an ex-
I citing hunaway. After running some
Horse Severely Injured by Running distance the horses struck a telephone
Awar Helix People Trade Else- pole wn,ch "8 them to a stand-
vm it? ,,i me uurovs nua siiiuiy
here Because of Obligatory Clodng
of the Store There May Locate in
Idaho After Selling Out Here
Threatened With Typhoid Fever
Road Reins; Pnt in Good Shape.
still.
cut In the wire. None of the occu
pants of the carriage were injured,
however.
Trades for Cattle.
W. R. Taylor, brother of Sheriff
Taylor, has exchanged his band of
range horses on hia John Day ranch
for 100 head of stock cattle at Hepp
ner. He went to Heppner after them
Wednesday.
NEWS FROM ECHO.
Athena, April 27. Tomorrow the
Walla Walla Boosters and the Yellow
Kias will again be seen on the local
diamond, when a cracking good game
Is expected to take place. ,On Sunday)
the second game between these two , r,. ,.j ,,. ...... ii,i..
teams will be pulled off at Pendleton. .
Lawrence Lieuallen, of Odams, one of iwnuy lor inrnnni.
the Yellow Kids' standbys, was com-1 Echo, April 27. Frank Griggs has
pelled to resign on account of his purchased the interest of his partner
business interests on his farm. Frank In the butcher business. Mr. Clark
Knapp. of Pendleton.' will play second will withdraw from the business to en-
base with the team during the remain
der of the summer.
M. L. Watts and Attorney W. M.
Peterson went to Helix Tuesday on le
gal business In connection with the
W. T. Parker tore. Mr. Parker made
an assignment of all goods and chat
tels and book accounts to R. L. Sabin,
of Portland, for the benefit of his
creditors. He was Indebted to the
amount of 1900. and the assets are
estimated at $13,000. Helix only has
one store, and It is now closed on ac
gage in other work.
Messrs. Bray and Richardson have
given up the Hotel Echo which they
recently leased from M. H. Gillette.
Mr. Gillette has resumed the manage
ment of it.
W. H. Babb was In Echo on business
this week.
The Echo Gun club engages In prac
tlce almost dally and some excellent
shots are being developed.
All things are being arranged for
the big Eagles carnival which will
count of invoicing. It has been clos- Pn neT Monday next. The, business
ed since Saturday and will probably houses are arranging to decorate for
be closed another week. This Is work- tne occasion, and it promises to be one
of the most glorious
history of the city.
events In the
SHEEP NOTES FROM GILLIAM.
ing somewhat of a hardship upon the
people of Helix, who want to trade,
and they are now compelled to go to
outside points.
Mr. nnil Mm Chflrle Nnrrls have
one to Lewlston. Idaho, where thev 2300 shroP Averaged Pounds of
will look over the country with a Wool Eacii.
view to locating. Mr. Norris has been ' We believe that William Smith has
a harness dealer in Athena for the Just disposed of a bunch of the finest
past 10 years. yearling half-breed Iambs that have
Editor Fred Boyd, who has a broth- ever been raised In the United States.
er in San Francisco, nas not been able says the Arlington Record. There
to hear a word from him since the were 2300 of them and they are half
disaster, and is beginning to be very Merino and half Llncolns. They aver
uneasy over the affair. 'aged 12 pounds of wool each, after
W. W. Jacobs has received news of
the death of his brother, H. C. Jacobs
In Fairfax county, Vlrglnta. . '
Miss Velma Wilkinson, who taught
a very successful term of school In
the South Cold Springs district, has
returned to Athena to remain with her
mother this summer. I
Bruce Wallace, proprietor of the
Pioneer Drug store, is ill and threaten
ed with typhoid fever.
The roads are being repaired be
tween here and Weston, and will be
put In first-class shape.
Mrs. Ed Manassee has
word from San Francisco
the "tare" of wool sacks or a total
of 2S.S42 pounds of clear wool. Mr.
Smith received 2114 cents per pound
for the wool, making a total of $6168.
0S for the wool clip. 'These lambs
were disposed of this week for $3.60
per head.
For each head and the wool from
the same netted Mr. Smith $8.18 per
head, or a total of $14,214.
This Is the largest price that has
been paid for sheep In the northwest
for years. Mr. Smith is the leading
sheepman of Gilliam county, and has
received . been In this business for the past 23
relatives years and has made Arlington his
who lost their homes and all In the home during that time. He still owns
earthquake and fire. Jesse Cohen, a 9001) head of sheep. Thirty-one hun
brother of Mrs. Manassee, landed In . dred of these sheep lambed this spring
San Francisco and found his aunt and and the lamb yield was more than ex
family destitute and their homes gone. centlonally good this season this
He sent the family to Stockton, where large band, averaging 110 per cent of
they will reside temporarily. lambs.
The Athena auxiliary of the Chris-, All of Mr. Smith's sheep are being
tlan Woman s Board of Missions, will sheared by the new shearing plant
give a social tea at the residence of south of Arlington, of which he owns
Mrs. W. P. Wallaby this afternoon, a hilf interest, A. Smythe & Son
Marcel Gagnoon, of this place, an owning the other half of the plant
Indian war veteran aged 72 years. Is I
making application for a pension. Mr. ORDER IS BEING RESTORED.
Gagnoon was a member of company
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egon Modoc war in '56. Mr. Gag
noon has the old gun with which he
fought, and which was In use before
he had It. He says he knows of only
one more survivor besides himself,
from this company.
Lively Runaway.
George Carmlchael drove to town
from his farm near Weston yesterday
with a spirited team. He unhitched
the team at the city scales and weigh
ed thrm, and when he hitched them
u pagain he did not fasten in the side
checks. The horses began to run at
llilli
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The following resume of conditions
at San Francisco and Oakland gives
a very clear Idea of the situation there
now. The report says:
Telephonic communication with
Oakland has been restored. The
company had 800 men at work today.
A 26-wlre cable was laid along Mar
ket street in a cable slot. Only 8000
subscribers are left of 50,000.
The only vessel allowed to leave
port was a big freighter bound for
Hamburg, and the shipping. business
Is at a standstill. The San Francisco
Gas & Electric company has a small
army of men at work. The United
Hallways has men clearing Its tracks
and re-erectlng poles along Market
Btreet. Coffee and sugar Is no longer
needed. Other provisions are becom
Ing plentiful. Meat is being sold at
normal prices. .
Dr. Ward, president of the statej
board of health, states that there Is
less communicative diseases In the
city than at any time during the past
seven weeks. He will issue dally
kealth bulletins. Chairman Phelan
reports contributions to the relief
fund as follows: Outsldo, $1,917,000;
local, $540,000; total, $2,263,000.
The steamer Shasta unloaded 20
tons of general supplies and another
largo vessel was expected during the
day. A steamer Is due from Seattle
with 1000 tons of supplies.
The Hosii
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STORIES OF 'FKIKCO.
Grewsome N'urrnttven of tlio 'Quake
ami Fire.
L. Curtis, mate of the steamer Ne
vadan, was a busy man when that
steamer was at San Francisco, says
the Seattle Star. In the first place
he was to be married upon his return
there, which was expected to be with
in a few days. Now comes word that
the steamer will sail direct for Hono
lulu and he will send for his affianced
bride. At San Francisco he assisted
his sweetheart from Russian hill,
where the fire was raging, to the
home of his parents at Alameda,
During the destruction of San Fran
cisco many heart rending sights were
seen by Mr. Curtis. One woman with
three children was walking along the
streets. He asked If they had been
able to secure food. She said "yes,"
and held up a bottle of blueing, which
she had been carrying around with
her.
At Oakland a woman was passing
along in a dazed condition, carrying
a baby. She was asked If she had any
place to go, and reprled, "No."- Lift
ing the shawl, covering the baby, It
was found dead. In this manner she
had carried the Infant for hours, be
ing unconscious of its condition.
Mr. Curtis saw one man gored to
death by a steer on Mission street,
near the corner of East. A drove of
12 steers were on their way to the
water front, when a lodging house
collapsed killing 10 of the steers,
also the driver. The two steers un
injured charged the crowd, and one
cornered a man against a building,
goring him to death. A policeman
shot the steer and the other one was
last seen running up East street to
ward Black Point.
With fire raging on both sides of
him, a Dutch saloon keeper at the
corner of East and Market streets,
was calmly sprinkling his sidowalk,
his saloon opened for business. Two
hours after his place was a mass of
ruins.
"People seemed to be dazed and
absolutely unconscious of their move
ments," said Mr. Curtis.
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Closing Out Clothing
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I am going to dote out my entire
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