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OREGON STATE ITENS OF INTEREST
Shonts Will Give Entire Attention to
His Railroad
Chicago, March 19.—A Washington
special says:
Information from trustworthy sources
makes it seem practically assured that
Theodore Perry Shonts, of Chicago,
chairman of the Isthmian Canal com
mission, intends soon to send his resig
nation to President Roosevelt. It is
unquestionably the intention of I resi
dent Roosevelt to nominate John F.
Stevens, the chief engineer, to succeed
Mr. Shonts. Mr. Stevens will combine
the duties of the two offices.
Pressure from his associates on the
railroad with which Mr. Shonts is con
nected has been strong for some time to
bring about this result—his return to
railroad work and his resignation from
the canal board.
Mr. Shonts had
withstood the pleas of his business as
sociates, but recent events have induced
him to consent.
Mr. Shonts is still president of the
Clover Leaf railroad, and it is said that
the interests of that road, in the mind
of his colleagues, demand that he
return and take active charge of the
property. It is said he owns securi
ties in the road to the value of about
$ 3 , 000 , 000 , and, in the interest of
these holdings, as well as the holdings
of others, it is declared that he feels he
must no longer divide time and his
labor.
There has been no secret that the re
lations between Secretary Taft and
Chairman Shonts have been strained at
times. They are probably today not of
the most amicable nature. It is prob
able that Mr. Taft will succeed to the
vacancy in the United 8 tates Supreme
court caused by the resignation o' Jus
tice Brown, but will not take his seat
before next October. Mr. Taft has his
own views about the canal work, which
are not in accord with those of Mr.
Shonts.
When Mr. Taft goes to the Supreme
court, it is the intention of President
Roosevelt to turn the supervision of
the canal over to Secretary Root’s de
partment. The secretary of war de
sires to arrange the construction plans
to suit his own judgment before the
transfer is made.
HE WANTS
E «»1
Purpose o f Bill Regulating National
Reclamation Work.
Washington, March 20 — In its gen
FOREST GROVE............OREGON eral operation, the National reclama
CREATED AT LAST.
tion law has proven quite as effective as COMPLAIN OF GRAZING RULE.
its hamers expected; indeed, the gen
eral work of national irrigation is pro Oregon Stockmen’s Grievances Are President Sets Aside Blue Mountains
for Timber Purposes.
g r e s s in g satisfactorily. In the admin-
Taken Up by Senator Fulton.
! istration of the Reclamation service,
Washington—President
Roosevelt, on
Washington—Senator Fnlton has re
however, there has been some slight
d
recommendation
of
the
*orest
service,
friction which has resulted in delays ceived many letters of complaint from
Entered at
has
signed
a
proclamation
creating
tbe
stockmen
of
Oregon,
who
exprees
dis
that have been bothersome, if nothing
Accused Representative Denie
Gro e.
Blue
mountain
forest
reserve
in
Eastern
more.
satisfaction with the manner in which
stroyed Letter Books Were
Resume of the Less Important but
No one can realize this more than the forest service is managing the sum Oregon, to embrace 2,627,270 acres.
Not Less Interesting Events
Documents and M a y A p p „
the chief of the Reclamation service, mer range in forest reserves. The The reserve as created follows the gen
of the Past Week.
Mr. Newell, and the director of the sheepmen of Umatilla county feel that eral lines of the temporary withdrawal
Geological survey. Mr. Walcott. To they have been unfairly treated in the made three years ago, with the excep
obviate these delays, the reclamation
Washington, March 20.-.RepJ
Ex-Chief Engineer Wallace favors a authorities have explained the situa distribution of range in the Wenaha re tion of 200,000 acres in tbe valley of
tative Hermann, through
serve, and the sheep and cattlemen the Silvies river, which has been elim
aealevei canal.
tion to the president and he has ap whose stock is permitted to graze in inated because of the agricultural na
neys, intends to ask the conrt lm!W
Nineteen liveslwere lost in a storm proved their recommendations and at the Cascade reserve feel that they are ture of the land. Around the edge of
of particulars more definitely
the joint request of these officials a bill paying too much for the privilege. So the withdrawal small tracts of agricul-
j on the Gulf of Mexico.
ing the letterpress copybooks »■
D
•
era or
destroyed just before leaving
A compromise at the Moroccan con- has been introduced in congress which far as the Cascade reserve is concerned, tura. and school land have been elim
will, if enacted, prove of very material the Bheepmen object to paying 6 cents inated and the boundaries are so drawn
ntic
eral land office, and which are
* ference is now promised.
benefit to the Reclamation service.
a head for the grazing privilege when as to exclude all land lying along the
by the government to have been
:J Daring robbers have taken $432,500
Most oi the friction and delay com sheep are permitted in other reserves border which has passed into private
records. The bill will be prep«*
. from a Moscow, Russia, bank.
ownership under any public land laws.
plained of is the result of red tape that at 4 and 5 cents each.
submitted by District Attorney
Tbe original Blue mountain with
* The price of bottles is to he increased exists between the Reclamation office
The forest service explains that the
if so ordered by the court, and.lH
and the Interior department proper. grazing season in the Cascade reserve drawal embraced more than 3,000,000
! 5 per cent by the manufacturers.
this is dune, another effort willb,,
acres. About 500,000 acres have been
Their dealings are not direct, and in
to set a «late for Hermann’s trinl
0ne
> Jerome says giving insurance money the roundabout course they follow is longer than in the reserves where the left out, so as to make the reserve a
, to campaign committees is not larceny. many delayB are likely to occur. The fee is smaller. So far as the Wenaha compact body of forest land.
From statements made by hie ee- t*ie 11,811 01
reserve is concerned, the range has
*
last Friday, it is believed tbit
indication
Several shipwrecks have resulted bill that lias been laid before the house been apportioned for the coming sea
maim will seek permission to *r ~ of the indi
f from the recent storm on the Atlantic by Representative Cooper, does away son, and it is too late to bring about a
Long Winter in Wallowa.
special appeal to the Circuit
with this red tape by providing a more readjustment. To ascertain all the
. coast.
well groorr
Wallowa — Snow covers the entire
Appeals, but it is not at all
direct
means
of
communication,
at
the
facts, with the view to laying the mat Wallowa valley and county, varying in
[1 Attending physicians now believe
that
any
such
appeal
will
be
a
clean mii
John D. Spreckles has a chance of re same time giving the Reclamation ser ter before the forest service in its true depth from five inches on the Imnaha
While counsel has made no sti
vice
more
leeway.
The
director
of
the
light,
Mr.
Fulton
has
requested
the
and Grand Ronde river bottoms, to 17
covering.
about the case, court official!
geological survey is made the director stockmen of Oregon to furnish him with
The prii
that Hermann will not seek to
r Total collections in the United 8 tates of the Reclamation service and he goes accurate data, that he may adjust these inches on the foothills of the Joseph
mountains.
Stockmen
are
somewhat
ing
Mr. F
trial on account of hiB conetit
‘lfrom all sources for the relief of starv ahead with bis plans, merely submit matters bejoro another grazing season
anxious
concerning
feed.
The
unusual
right
ot
exemption
during
tbe
tide
lands
i n g Japanese now reaches $120,000.
ting them to the secretary for approval opens.
#
long season will necessitate using much
of congress, and it is thereforebei» story told
and
not
for
reveiw.
Objection to the appointment of W.
more hay than is customary in average
that his case will be tried 6 omt
The Dalles to Portage.
Another important change is made
lB. Hoggatt as governor of Alaska may
winters. Though this is a hay produc
stopped at
next month.
The Dalles—A company of local cap ing county, and though great crops of
‘'result in the selection of some one else. by the bill in the matter of apportion
From the steps taken uptotbiit for dinner
ing and expending money for reclama italists, under the name of the Colum
J Bellamy Storer, recenlty recalled tion works. At present this money is bia Transportation company, has hay were put away last season, and
it
is apparent that Hermann’) j. of $50 per
-ambassador to Austria, is said to have entirely under the control of the secre bought the steamer George W. Simons much old hay was left over, it is ex
will be solely on the contention
pected that there will be no surplus.
ate and wl
■greatly offended the JewB while in Vi tary.
the letter books destroyed by his r
At this time there is a very from the D., P. & B. N. Co. It wilf be
enna.
strong sentiment in congress against operated between Cascade Locks and
were not “ public records.” Ih must be
Great Loss in Malheur County.
, John D. Rockefeller is on the verge allowing cabinet officers to handle such the lower terminus of the state portage
fense does not deny the destmetu ceived the
} "of insanity from worry. This is caused funds in a free manner, and the ten road. The boat will leave ¿Cascade Baker City—Sheepmen and stockmen
35 letterpress copy books, bat virti Gould’s ar
of
Malheur
county
are
offering
$80
a
yby the sickneBB of his daughter and dency is to restrict lump appropriations Locks at 6 o’clock in the morning and ton for hay, according to report, and
admitted this in the argument ot
brother and the continual dodging of and stipulate the various purposes for reach The Dalles at 10, making all way
demurrer. In that same argot,
The “ c
It will lie here an hour, the price is rapidly advancing, as very
Iprocese servers.
which the money is to be used. The landings.
however, a line of defense w»« ii
little
feed
could
be
bought
even
at
this
then
run
to
the
lower
terminus
of
the
Cooper
bill
permits
the
Reclamation
up
from
which
it
is
concluded
versity
has
• The forty-fifth annual convention of
fabulous price. It iB estimated that
Hermann will insist that thek casioned
«he National Educational association service to send to congress each year a portage, and returning will leave for the storm which has swept over the
statement of the expenditures which it Cascade Locks at 2 o’clock. It is the
books destroyed contained aoleb
jjirill be held in San Francisco July
country during the past week will re
personal correspondence, which,he , Hall last
¿o 14. Railroads have granted special proposes to make during the following purpose of the company in buying and suit in the loss of at least 25 per cent
12
months,
bo that congress shall spe operating the boat to afford people
witnessed
contend,
cannot be construed m
round trip rates from all parte of the
of the livestock of Malheur county, as
cial,” and from this he will argot; which the
¡United States. Those attending from cifically authorize the various expendi along the Columbia opportunity to many sheep and cattle were upon the
the books containing copies o' tbit
th e East have also been given the priv tures. Thus, while the Reclamation make The Dalles their trading point.
range when it struck.
T MBER LAND BILL READY.
respondence do not constitute “pi in the woi
ilege of going by way of Portland one service will retain the right to say how
the
funds
shall
be
apportioned,
their
000 to aic
Many Buy Wallowa Timber.
records.”
(pay wiht stopover permits.
Columbia County Breaks Record.
findings are always subject to the ap
Wallowa—Locators have been doing
I Witte will soon resign as premier of proval of congress.
It is probable that tbe defenR' The effori
Salem—Columbia county breaks the Senate Committee Favors Repeal, but
much business the past three months
go bo far as to concede that mao; earnestly
Fulton Will Fight It.
Russia.
Notwithstanding this bill is approved on account of a wild rush by local men record in the matter of payment of
ters copied in the fateful books nk
state
taxes
this
year.
State
Treasurer
Washington,
March
19.—
The
senate
, Shonts may succeed Taft as secretary in its entirity by Presidnet Roosevelt and outsiders to secure claims in the
to business of tbe land office, bit successful
Moore
received
a
draft
last
week
for
and by the bouse leaders. Representa pine, fir and tamarack forests of Wal
public lands committee today virtually contended last Friday, they will it,
t*f war.
$6,360,
the
amount
of
general
Btate
tive Mondell, of Wyoming, chairman
A split among coal operators at the of the irrigation committee, says it is lowa county. Sections which sold at and school tax, and $265, the amount completed the bill to repeal the timber that all correspondence about the bi
The or
$1.25 an acre were bought first, and
ness of a government office is not ntt for the p;
I : \ rage conference is expected.
faulty and has asked permission to only those claims remain which are in due for the support of the Agricultural and stone act and authorize the sale of
sarily “ official.”
college, from Columbia county, for the
jj President Mellen, of the Northern make certain amendments.
the $2.50 sections. There are but a year 1906. Only half of this amount public timber at not less than its ap
One of the main argument* \»\il day but i
•acific, denounces the rate bill.
few more claims open for location, and was due. The rest n, ed not have praised value, small dealers to be given
to
be that the records destroyedc will be of
1
preference in the sales and miners free
it is expected the locating season will been paid until December 31.
. Many Germans are eating dogs and
tained
nothing of permanent valor an old sa
GREAT
TRADE
WITH
EUROPE.
be closed within 30 days. Capitalists
Skta because other meat is too dear.
use of timber tor drmeitic purposes, the land office, and that, tbougk
are buying much of this timber, and
the
same
as
in
forest
reserves.
books are gone, the land office March sn
•• The Standard Oil has confessed own Our Exports Passed the Billion-Dollar from individual holders claims pur
Luckiamute Mohair Pool.
An
amendment
insisted
upon
by
Sen
sustained no material or conseqn« and we ti
ership of many supposedly independent
Independence—The Luckiamute mo<
chased for less than $500 are selling at
Mark in 1905.
The burden of proof will instance,
ptneerns.
hair pool haB been organized at Arlie ator Fulton will be adopted giving the loss
from
$1,000
to
$1,600
each.
These
Washington, March 20. — Europe
| Ambassador Storer was removed from takes two-thirds of the exports of the carry from 1,000,000 to 3,000,000 feet and has the following officers: Presi counties 10 per cent of the amount of entirely upon the government m little else
dent, A. C. Staats; secretary, Maurice sales in their respective limits in lieu abundance of evidence is promir
jis post because his wife involved him United States and supplies practically to the quarter section.
offset the contention of Herts
Fowle; I. M. Simpson, A. C. Staats of taxes.
-a Catholic church politics.
one-half of the imports, says a bulletin
Accort
counsel and to show that the boor
and
Maurice
Fowle
were
elected
j
Enterprise Still Capital.
The committee is also framing s bill stroyed were actually public I dent Roc
The War department says it can state issued by the Department of Com
board
of
managers.
The
new
aesoci
t-s
Wallowa—The Wallowa county com ation already has a membership of 35, to permit homestead entry of agricul ments, in that they contained)
¿ithoritatively that Shonts will not merce aud Labor. Of the $1,021,000,
■«sign as chairman of the Isthmian 000 worth of merchandise sent to Eu missioners, at their last meeting, ac representing 3,093 fleeces. It is prob tural land in forest reserves. This bill pondence which, the governm« said wh
rope in 1905, $239,000,000 was rnanu cepted the offer of F. D. McCully, L.
is designed particularly to meet the contend, was official within the! would na
t »nal commission.
factures, the other $782,000,000 worth Knapper and Aaron Wade, to build a able 15 more names are to be added to principle objection to reserves in Ida ing of the law.
the membership soon.
William Rockefeller, who, next to being largely foodstuffs and manufac wooden
term. 1
structure in Enterprise large
ho. Senator Dubois is strongly urging
'is brother, John D., is the richest turers’ material.
ers in th
enough
to
meet
the
county’s
require
this measure and predicts its passage.
lan in the United States, is suffering
GERMANY STANDS ALOH!
Cattle Bring Higher Price.
ments
for
a
courthouse,
and
to
lease
In
1900
the
exports
to
Europe
hoping h
Mr.
Fulton
is
the
only
member
of
the
{Om cancer of the stomach and there
Pendleton—Three cars of cattle were committee opposed to the repeal of the
crossed the $ 1 , 000 , 000,000 line, and the same to the county for five years
s no hope of his recovery.
come tl
since then have averaged about $1,050,- at an annual rental of $650. The shipped to Seattle from Pendleton a timber and stone act, but other West All Other Powers Either Oppo#
term. 3
•, General Wood has cabled the War 000,000 per annum. In 1900 the ex building is to be completed by August few days ago, bringing $4.50 per hun ern senators agree with him and will
or Remain Neutral.
,,pertinent that the stories of the Moro ports to all sections o! the world other 1. It will be of wood, but compara- dred pounds. This is about 1 cent a join him in opposition to the bill when
Paris, March 20. — Officials hn ¡nation t
’.¿tie were manufactured in Manila by than Europe were $354,000,000 in tively safe, as it will be equipped with pound higher than the last shipment it comes up in the senate. In case it that France’s position is absoln»
trust m
( llow journalists.
Only newspaper value; in 1905 they were $498,000, a fireproof vault.
Tbe board thus made.
is impossible to prevent the passage of final against placing Casa Blaucii
Streeters
ports tell of the killing of women 000, the growth since 1900 in epxorts settled further controversy for five
international
command.
It
it
i
the bill by the senate, Mr. Fulton will
to the non-European countries having years regarding the permanent loca
I ,.d children
PORTLAND MARKETS.
seek to increase the amount to be paid tained that this is nut a question« imous.
counties from the receipts of timber tall, but one that involves tbes
J . Pierpont Morgan is in deadly fear been proportionately greater than to tion of the county seat.
Europe.
Wheat — Club, 65067c; bluestem, sales from 10 to 25 per cent.
Franco-German controversy over:
I assassins.
It is i
66®67c; red, 64@65c; valley, 68 c.
nationalization of the police.
Fight
for
a
County
Seat.
Prior
to
1890,
the
share
of
the
im
The
Oregon
senator
is
so
thoroughly
•Grover Cleveland has just celebrated
Oats—No. 1 white feed, $27.50; gray, convinced of tbe inadvisability of re
The changes at the various cips Portland
ports
drawn
from
Europe
averaged
Canyon
City—The
fight
for
the
coun
■ 09th birthday.
about 55 per cent; in 1905, it wis 48 4 ty seat now being waged between Can $27 per ton.
pealing the timber and stone act that officials declare, mean that «nr such m;
Barley — Feed. $23024 per ton; he will carry his fight to the house and v:te will show that France issupp 1
^jCoal miners are working hard to pro per cent. This reduction, the bulletin yon City, the present capital, and
fit a general strike April 1.
says, is apparently accounted for by Prairie City, long aspirant for the brewing, $24024.50; rolled, $24.50® seek to induce the house committee to by Great Britain, Spain, Portup when tl
25.50.
Nebraska thermometers are register the growing demand in the United honor, is waxing red hot. The laws
table the senate bill, just as it has Russia, with Austria doubtful znJ- affect ]
Buckwheat—$2.25 per cental.
States
for
tropical
and
subtropical
pro
of
Oregon
provide
that
a
vote
must
be
from 5 to 10 degiees below zero.
heretofore tabled a similar Bill in the and the United States abstaining .1 mette vi
Hay—Eastern Oregon timothy, $13®
ducts, which are supplied almost ex ordered by the county court if a peti
tria’s doubt is due to Vienna’s «
aha D. Rockefeller maintains an clusively by the other grand divisions tion, signed by not less than three 14 per ton; valley timothy, $8®9; house. He feels certain that this leg ing in the support heretofore gif* deeply
islation
will
be
killed
in
the
house,
if
[ned guard at his house in New Jersey. of the world. The value of these pro fifths of the registered voters, is pre clover, $7.50@8; cheat, $607; grain
the rapi
Germany.
not in the senate.
The current opinion in official® d t pend
The house and senate are likely to ducts into the United States in 1905 sented. The promoters of the removal hay, $7@8.
Apples—$1@2.50 per box.
on the type of canal to be was $508,000,000, against $303,000, have organised an improvement asso
is that Germany intends to recedr
these i
Trustee* Endorse Tax Dodging.
Vegetables — Asparagus, 9®10c per
000 in 1*95.
ciation, and among other things have
her position.
from an
pound;
cabbage,
1
®
1
*4c
per
pound;
Cheyenne,
Wyo.,
March
19.—Irping
secured subscriptions amonnting to-
(General Wood defends the action of
cauliflower, $2®2.25 per crate; celerv, Howbert, president of the Portland
Crushed With Iron Hand.
$
20,000 for a new courthouse.
Austria
Victor
in
Tariff
W
>
r
but whl
ft American troops at Mount Dajo,
75®90c per doxen; rhubarb, $1.75 0 2 Gold Mining company, and his entire
Sukhum, Transcaucasia, March 20.
Belgrade, 8 ervia, March 20.-
lilippine islands.
land a
per box; sprouts, 8 ®® 10 c per pound; board of directors were re-elected at Austrian- 8 ervian tariff dispute h*
Hopgrowers Elect Officers.
— The manner in which General Ali-
these p
turnips,
$1®1
25
per
sack;
carrots,
cretaifyyof the Navy Ronaparte kanhoff has crushed the revolution in
the
annual
meeting
of
the
stockholders
Salem — About 75 hopgrowers have
lapsed. Orders have been issuedk
lists that the United States should the government of Kntais by raxing become members of the Oregon Hop- 65@75c per sack; beets, 85c@$l per today. The re-election was bitterly mit from today all Austrian
new na
lid a greater navy.
contested by J. F. Borns, who was dise into Servia on the same cost
towns, executing ringleaders of the growers’ association, recently organized sack.
that th<
Onions—No. 1 , 80c@»l persack;'No. ousted from the presidency a year ago. which prevailed before the tariH
lEustoms authorities have decided movement and driving sympathisers in this city, and permanent organiza
2
,
nominal
The
action
of
the
trustees
in
removing
with
it
to
the
mountains,
has
produced
tion has been effected by the election of
I | I
> t l l Chinese
y lllllrW J
O S B I H H I l f fittings
Ilillli
Rela'ions between Austria and $ (
joeshouse
are sub-
Potatoes — Fancy graded Burbanks, the headquarters from Iowa to Wyom had been strained for a long time rj
such resentment that acts of tenor and the following officers: President, J.
■ to * duty of 16 per cent.
the throwing of bombs at the troops K. Sears, McCoy; vice president, H. 50®60c per hundred; ordinary, nomi ing to avoid paying $ 1 , 000,000 accumu
|
l know slides in Colorado have caused are frequent. General Alikanhoff has C. Fletcher, Salem; secretary, J. R, nal; sweet potatoes, 2 i*@ 2 >*c per lated taxes was indorsed. The secretary owing to the former’s objection)
custom
union
formrd
between
Ss;
^ jJmiuher of deaths and h property loss proclaimed and is enforcing martial Coleman, Salem; directors, J. T. pound.
Btates that dividends in 1905 amounted and Bulgaria, which Austria
will reach close to a million dol- law with terrible vigor and revolution Wood, Salem; Louis Ames, 811verton;
Butter—Fancy creamery, 27)*® 30c to $1,080,000.
as not only adverse to her conn
aries and other pesrons caught with C. W. Beckett, Salem; W. H. Egan, per ponnd.
interests but as likely to lead to)
Eggs—Oregon ranch, 16@16)*c per
Gervais; Francis Shafer, Salem.
Constitution Is Saved.
.'.atst returns from the Colorrdo train arms are immediately shot.
of the Balkan states.
dozen
k give the number of killed as 22 .
Washington, March 19 ,-T h e famous
Police Disperse Meeting.
Poultry — Average old hens, 13®14c old war frigate Constitution, “ Old
yaph operators are blamed for the
Lane Fruit is Unharmed.
Storm Throughout East-
St. Petersburg, March 20. — Six
dent.
Eugene—Dr. H. F. McCormick, Lane per pound; mixed chickens, 12>*®13c; Ironsides, ’ is to be saved from rotting
Washington,
March 20.—Tbs
persons participated today in county fruit inspector, says it is his broilers, 20 ® 22 c; young roosters, 12 at the Boston navy yard and will also
' Hew York proposes to establish a thousand
of th© country east of the
the
initial
meeting
of
the
League
of
old
roosters,
10
®
lOtjc-
escape the worse fate of being used as a
opinion that the freexing weather of the
, niripal seaside resort.
;
Education, which was inaugurateti by past few days has done no material dressed chicken., 14®16c; tnrkevs.’ target by the North Atlantic fleet. The river is, according to report*
'he president will not appoint a i
the Constitutional Democrats to dis damage to the fmit in this vicinity. live, 16® 17c; turkeys, dressed, choice, gallant old craft is to be patched up Weather bureau, experiencing t**
' ne judge for six months.
seminate political instructions among Each thaw has been
18® 20c; geese, live. 8®9c; geese, and rehabilitated, so she may indulge fects of the prevailing storm, witt j
■
accompanied by dressed,
temperature below the average for
10 ® 12 c; ducks, 16®18c.
the people. Prominent speakers were cloudy
weather. Had the sun shone
in an occasional cruise in mild weather, time of the year. There b*** (
naan B. Anthony’s sister will stump prwent, and there was no interference
Hope—Oregon,
1906,
choice,
10
®
warm and bright each morning the
l»is is the decision of the house com-
Igon in the suffrage campaign.
with the meeting until M. Novikoff crop would have been ruined.
lO ^c per pound; prime, 8 W® 9 Uc: mittee on n.v ,l affaim. It je estimat- heavy rains in the South and
the North. The storm b f g u J ’T
medium, 7®8c; olds, 5®7c.
J>e Japanese parliament haa voted made an impassioned speech, in which
ed that it will cost just $ 6 , 000 .
night in the South and extend«
he
demanded
the
abolition
of
the
death
~E
astern
Oregon
average
beet,
la y all railroads in that conntry.
*
Mop Sate at Woodburn.
New England, New York, tbs va W
penalty.
16®21c per ponnd: valley, 2 4 0 26c
flF
Anrora — Ed Herron, the hopbuver mohair,
Started I OOO Rivets.
lake r gion and the upper Ohio
choice, 25®28c.
n e house will take np the amended
thie week bought the Joe Kenned v hop
Baltimore, March 19. — The British
khood bill Wedneeday, March SI.
Pest in Eastern Persia.
Veal-Dressed, 3 V 0 7 * C per ponnd.
crop of 72 balee at Woodburn
Woodburn, paving
I
Beef — Dressed onlla, 2 )* 0 3c per •teamer Belfast, Captain McKee, which
Spreckles’ Doom
Aekahad, Rueeia, March 20. — Newe better than 9 cent«. The hop. were
ponnd: cows,
@ *)*c; country arrived from U s Palmas, Grand Ca
$ie District of Columbia court has received here from Seistan, in Eaetern
San Francisco, March 20.
i
snipped
direct
to
London.
M.
H.
Gil-
nary, today, brought mails from the Spreckles is very near d e a th ^ H»*
steers, 405c.
ruled Binger Hermann's demurrer Persia, says that a pest it spreading,
^^^
y
berteon,
Ulhman
Bros.’
agent
here,
Indictments for destroying pnblic _ that
Mutton—Dreseed, fancy, 8 )» 0 9 c per drydock Dewey. Captain McKee re linger for days, b u t a fatal ootrow'j
. . the populace
. . . . is hc-omin* panic went to North Yakima a few dave a™
is. lie will ask for an appeal to etrickan
pownd;
ordinary, 4®5c; lambs, 8 ® ports that when he left Las Palmas re- his illness is predicted.
Pf- m
and that many persona are to look after several big lota ' '
91*6,
w p*'.r*.
b«>ng made to the dock, Thorne, who has charge of bi* c* v |^
circuit Court of Appeals.
I there.
which had started a thousand rivet« on informed his relatives that f t *
P °rk— Dressed. 6 0 8 * e per
the trip serosa the Atlantic.
ItiuU H» h Week
the
CUT AWAY THE RED TAPE.
i
Ë
Hermann Will Ask Proof ^
Were Official.
GOVERNMENT WILL BE
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