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OOUMST HI YEANS.
NEWBERG GRAPHIC
ley Grip HeMs
• f Fuel Increase«.
S T O P «A L T O N FLOOD,
Hi THE NATHUULIALLS OF CONGRESS
Présidant Makes Special
Stion to Oongrees
Washington, Jan. 14. — President
Portland, Jan. 16.— W ith the mer­
R o eev elt Saturday sent to oougrvas a
cury steadily foiling all day Sunday
and Monday and promising to continue
special message on the flooding of the
Saturday, dan. IS
the imperial valley in Southern California,
dealred to address
at a low point today, Portland Is shiv­
U n t ’i M v .
I la which be severely oondemus the
ering from the effects of the severest
Washington, Jan. 12.— The sanato subject.
' methods of the California Development
cold snap in many yearn.
Bet
listened to a debate on the rasa ques­ i
Washington, Jan. t . — By a vote o f company, which owns t b l irrigation
1 a. m. and 6 p. m. Sunday the tempera- tion today la which Tillm an was the
1 turo foil 7 degrees virtually without
principel participent end Patterson, of 27 to 50 the house In committee of the works, and recommends tliat the gov-
whole today, having the army appro- ernment buy out this company and its
, break.
Whan the weather bureau Colorado, h it opponent. They
pristine M il under consideration, ref us- subsidiary companies, make a treaty
I closed Sunday night at the latter hour into striking oontrast the ideas of
ed to strike cut aa item of $1,1)00,000 with Mexico to carry water through the
' the thermometer registered 17 degrees South and North. President
for the purpose of paying the expenses territory of that republic and » « s t r u c t
above tero and yesterday hovered near velt’s action in the Brownsville
Hanabrougn Has Bill to Bell
of regiments,
battalions, squadrons and great irrigation works to oover the
that mark all day.
W ith tha fuel was the subject of discussion.
_
■
end Keep Land—Several I
Tillm an held that ■»«*>»<»»g was la- batteries of the organised m ilitia to whole lower valley of the Colorado and
shortage more acute than ever before,
the cold wave conld hardly have struck volvrd In it except the race question, Participate In such brigade or division to permanently control that stream.
te Lassa Goal Land.
Portland at a more unfortunate tima. and that the administration was rrepon- encampment aa may be established for Ha estimate« the cost at $2,000,000, all
W hat ia true of Portland applies to sible for the growing acute condition of the field instruction of the troops of the of which would be repaid bv the settlers
Bryan adm it! ha ie a candidate for
ly every city in the Pacific North- the ram question in the Booth. T ip regular army,
in the same way as under the reclama-
Washington, Jaa. IS.— Western men
president.
. aa the cold s a p ia ganaral.
A t president, he maintained, had anconr-1 During the discussion of the army tion act
i appropriation b ill today,
He begins by deaeribing the situation in congress do not take kindly to Presi­
. . Representa-
.
Radical reforma arc promised la the Vancouver the Columbia river is froaen aged the negro to assert his equal i t y, . . . .
and
then
had
wrought
vengeance
on
a
Kahn,
of
California,
declared
the
over.
The
W
illam
ette
river
ia
full
of
in
tbe Imperial valley, as already pub­ dent Roosevelt’s order holding up every
Ohineaa government.
running ice and may become blocked at whole battalion for following that an. abeenec of the canteen was responsible lished. He tells how the California public land entry, pending investiga­
California w ill endeavor to ahaka off any time. Navigation on tha Colom­ couregement. He condemned the pres- for the unusual number of desertions Development company dng a canal from
tion of each individual case by special
the grip of the Standard Oil traat.
dur inf g the papi year.
bia ia at a standstill.
(dent's action in some respects.
the river into the Salton Sink, passing
agent. The president, upon advice of
Many of the lower river boats have
partly through Mexican territory.
Patterson defended the President's
Seven rioters have been shot in the
Secretary Hitchcock, made this order
been
taken
off
their
rone
and
from
pres­
Tuesday,
January
I
.
He
then
tells
how
tbe
river
broke
its
right
to
dismiss
the
troops,
but
said
preeenoe of the populace at Oriaaba,
ent indication« nothing w ill move for there might he some ground to question
Washington. Jon. 6.— Practically all banks aikT flooded the valley, bow the in the expectation that congress, in or­
Mexioo.
several days. _________
its policy. H e condemned in strong et today was given over by the senate 6 lutbern Pacific company advanced der to relieve the congestion, would
^h e Union Pacific haa |granted drip­
terms what he regarded as the radical lenders of both parties to an effort to money to the development company to hastily appropriate money to permit
ping facilities to boycotted Wyom ing
Inland Empire lev.
position of Tillm an, and predicted the bring harmony between opposing views Vipair the break, receiving a majority the employment of a vast number of
ooal oompaniea.
Spokane, Jan. 16.— th a whole Inland extinction of
Democratic party in concerning the proposed investigation of stock as security, how the Southern ■pedal agents, but it seems that no
Th e Texas legislature is devoting Empire ia in the grip of the moet severe the North would follow
How a continúanos of the affray i t Brownsville, Tex. Pacific dosed the break last November, such liberality w ill be shown if the
A t of such tactics.
much tim e to investigating the conduct oold weather known for a decade.
W hat amounts to an agreement be­ but bow a sudden rise a month later Western men adhere to their present
Pullman the mercury dropped to 18 de­
tween Senators Forxker and Lodge haa started the water again into the valley, opinion.
o f Senator Bailey.
They are now, in most in­
grees below sero; at Palonee, the mini
been attained by their friends, but in­ and says that if the break is not closed stances, inclined to believe that the
F riday, J w il.
The W ei la-Fargo Express company is
mam was 11 below sero; Sand Point,
asmuch as it was decided not to present before the spring floods in March all president's order was too sweeping and
Washington, Jan. 11.— Tha
to replace the Pacific Expreaa company
Idaho, reports 12 below; Moscow, Ida­ today without division pararli thè Mo> the compromise until all of the
the property values In the valley, with that It w ill work more harm than good.
on the Union Pacific,
ho, witneered 10 degrees below; North Cuna ber sen io penaion bill. The b ill tore desiring to do so had made speech, 6,000 to 10,000 population, w ill be Mr. Hitchcock, however, ie firmly con­
A Chicago man haa been acquitted of Yakim a reports 7 degrees below, and in wss so smended ss to make it applica- es on the subject of the dismissal of the wiped out. He eaye that ultimately vinced that this ia the only way to
orime on the ground that he committed Spokane the lowest mark, recorded le 1 ble to thè earvivora et thè Mesican
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off fraudulent entries. But an
« negro troops, it is not absolutely oev- the channel in the main stream w ill be
it in bia sleep. The judge is also a below. In Yakim a valley equally cold well aa thè C ivil war and to prohiUt bdn that the pesos plana w ill not bo deepened up to and beyond Yuma, de­ one experienced Westerner said:
66 W ho ie to guarantee the honesty o f
weather was experienced seven years thè paymant et few to
sleep walker.'
stroying the homes and farms there,
attor- i ■pwt*
The compromise ia not greatly differ- the great railroad bridge and tbe gov­ several hundred special agent« T”
Bight taen crossed the Columbia riv­ ago, but elsewhere the present oold neys.
■nap is the moet severe in 10 yean.
Tbe
«1 »» given >to' ent from the resolution presented by ernment works at laguna dam.
Considenhl« time
Senator Hansbrougb, chairman e f
e r at The Dalles on the ice.
It wss
The unprecedented shortage of fuel the Bmoot cam, several
lotion which Southern Pacific, having already spent the committee on public lands, w ill
Lodge and a similar resolution
rather difficult but only one fell In and
throughout the Spokane country adds ing In favor of tha Utah
retaining Foraker had intended to offer as a sub­ about $3,000,000 for the protection of renew his fight to secure Ute repeal pf
he was rescued’ without injury.
to the inconvenience of the situation. his
stitute for hta original resolution. I t its interests, declines further aid to tbe the timber and stone set and the sub­
A fter standing loyally by Judge James Coal is scarce and selling st abnormal
provides for the investigation by -the development company, and has joined stitution of a law authorising the eale
W ickers ham, of Alaska, for four years, ly high prices. In some districts wood
Washington, Jan. 11.— The house to­ senate committee on m ilitary affairs of the latter company and the settlers in of government timber i t not lees than
Preaidenht Roosevelt may tend some is fairly plentiful, w hile in the Big
day adjourned till Monday after break­ the affray at Brownsville, and to this an appeal to the government to con­ its appraised value. Mr. Hansbrougb
ether name to congress for confirmation. Bend and Central Washington sect ions
ing all records so for a f pension legis­ are to be added provisions that a sub­ struct permanent works to restrain the has drawn s’ new bill wilp-h shall re^
serve to iteelf title to all public timber
Bida have been opened for Panama all fuel is reduced almost to the van* lation is concerned. Six hundred and committee be sent to Brownsville, and river.
iahing point. General suffering la cer­
The president says that if the river land and sell only the timber. The
that the expenses of the investigation
eanal contract. The lowest is lo
•eight private pension bills
twenty-ei|
be psid out of the contingent fund of is not put back into its natural bed, it b ill stipulates that persons residing in
than the estimate made by the commie- tain to ensue if the temperature dose passed in 1 hour and 35 minutes.
the senate. Bnch a resolution would w ill not only do the further damage a L the immediate vicinity of any govern­
■ion and they w ill probably get the not rise speedily.
In various sections the railroad com­
ignore the constitutional and legal ques­ ready mentioned, bnt w ill leave in a ment timber land may take, without
work. Their profit ia estimated at $9,>
Thursday, January 10.
panies have notified the coal dealers
tions that have been debated for several desert condition 700,000 acres of land coat, not to exceed 100,000 feet, B. M .,
450,000.
Washington,
Jsa.
10.—
By
s
vote
of
that coal cannot be delivered for an in­
days.
as fertile as the N ile valley, capable of in any one ¡year, for their own nee for
The pope haa issued an encyclical definite period, and it is announced 70 to 1 the senate today passed a bill
producing $100 a year per acre.
This farm and domestic purposes. Tim ber
providing
that
railway
employes
en­
denouncing French church laws.
that large consignments of coal from
Washington, Jan. 8.— The house area is capable of adding at least 360,- land shall remain open to entry under
gaged In handling trains shall not work immediately after the approval of the
000 to the permanent population of the mining and coal land laws, and
The last horse car lina ia New York Canadian minea to the Inland Empire
th in 16 consecutive, house which journal today began the consideration
points
have
been
diverted
by
the
Cana*
California and Arisons, and much of timbered land chiefly valuable foretone
City Is to be equipped for electricity.
dlan Pacific railroad to Alberta and period is to be followed by ten hours of the m ilitary appropriation bill the land w ill be worth $500 to $1.000 ■hall be subject to entry under the
Thousands of Chinese in the lamias Northwest Territory points where the off duty. The one negative vote was Chairman H ull began debate by a com
an acre, or a total of $350,000,000 to placer mining laws.
Persona devel­
cast by Senator Pettna.
district arc living on grass and roots.
prehenaive statement of the contents of $700,000,000. H e says the Southern oping claims on forest land may cut
weather is exceedingly severe and foe
The
hill
nuking
appropriations
for
the army budget, which carries $2,500,- Pacific is »o w repairing levees to keep therefrom not to exceed 100,000 feet,
settlers
Congressman Charles Curtis haa been ia demanded by suffering
Throughout the Palonee the froet the legislative, executive and judicial 000 more than last year.
nominated for senator by Kansas Re-
cat the high water dne next March, but B. M ., in any one year, provided they
of the government, was re­
haa damaged deciduous trees.
In or­
Other speeches were made by Blay- permanent work is needed. He wonld need such timber in developing and
publicans.
chards tbs crackle of banting fruit ported to the mnate today. I t carries den, of Texas, on his bill to discontinue refund no money expended prior to No­ operating their claims.
Hearst haa won the first point in bis
trees is compared to the report of shot $30,866,834, s net Increase o f $225,450 the enlistment of negroes in the army vember 1, 1906, and wonld leave the
Coupled with and very aimilar to the
appeal to oust McClellan as mayor of
over tha amount as passed by tbs of the United States; by Zenor, of In ­
guns.
amount to be paid for work done sinoe legislation providing fur the disposal o f
New York.
house.
diana, against the ship subsidy bill and that date for future consideration.
Stock has not yet suffered, but all
public timber are the various bills now
A ll propositions for raising the tol­ by Gaines, o f Tennessee, who spoke in
The Union Paciflo w ill probably bo animals are being fed heavy rations
pending proposing to regulate tbe use
ler
of
members
of
congress
and
commemoration of the ninety-aeoont
ordered by the Interstate Commerce and a speedy rise in the price of forage
of coal, gas and oil on government land.
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here of the cabinet, including the pro- »nniverm rv of the battle of New Or-
Commission to sell the stocks of other is predicted. One foot o f' snow
There are many Mils for this pur­
visions inserted by the house increasing i f Dn,veim*7 OI ule
*
the ground and wheat craps w ill not be
roads.
the pay of cabinet members, the vies
AN Firms Except One Co-nbinad in pose, all drawn along one general line*
damaged by frost.
In the main they propose that the gov­
president and speaker o f the house to
Japan haa given no reason for not
B 600.000.000 B ee f M erger.
Monday, January T.
ernment shall retain title to coal, oil
$12,000 a year, were rejected. I t is
lin g the squadron to visit the Pa-
Chicago, Jan. 14.— That tbe merger and gas bearing land and shall permit
Washington, Jan. 7. — President
Cold W ave is
expected an amendment w ill be offered
o coast as planned.
St. Paul, Jan. 15.— A cold wave of on the floor of tbe senate to restore Roosevelt’s dismissal o f the negro of the beef packing establishments of the development of their resources on a
Alaskans are endeavoring to have considerable Intensity has developed
troops was again the subject of conten­ tbe country, except Schwarsschild A royalty basis. This land is now tied up
these items.
the president’s order withdrawing Coal in Eastern Montana and Western North
tion in the senate today, and indica­ Sulsberger, which has been predicted under a sweeping withdrawal ordered
land from entry removed.
Washington, Jan. 10.— la te this af­ tions point to a protracted debate be­ for several years, has come to pass, ia by the president, and until some sort
Dakota. A t 8 o’clock last night read­
ings st stations in the Canadian North­ ternoon, M r. Gaines, of Tennessee, and fore any of the pending resolutions on declared in a morning paper. None of of legialaiton is enacted it w ill be Im­
A move to iveetigate Gugenhelm’a
west showed temperatures ranging from Mr. Mahon, of Pennsylvania, were only the subject are voted on. Lodge devel­ the interests eaid to be concerned could possible for private capital to get hold
purchase of a senaterahip haa beer
14 below sero to 32 below. In the prevented from meeting in a personal oped a new phase of the question by be readied for confirmation or denial of and develop the ooal, gas and oil
squelched by the Colorado legislature
I resources on sy part of the public do­
United Statee the coldest place was encounter by the intervention of mem­ presenting a resolution providing for of the report.
I t ie asserted that tbe negotiations main.
A resolution haa been introduced in Havre, Montana, with a temperature bers on the floor of the house. Mr. an investigation of the “ affray” at
the Idaho legislature favoring exclusion of 22 below. Other temperatures were: Gainee was making a speech on his bill Brownsville and, by silence, conceding are completed and that arrangements
Helena, 14 below; Miles City, Mon­ to “ dock” members’ pay for absence the authority of the president to take are now in progress by which territory
Of Japanese coolies.
A L A S K A L E A 0 8 TH E M A L L .
Foraker accepted w ill be allotted to the several compa­
tana, 10 below; ' Bismark, N . D., 6 be­ from the house and was being twitted the action he did.
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nies
interested
in
the
alleged
deal,
this
low; W illieton, N . D., 18 below; Dev­ by both sides of the chamber to his evi- Culberson’ s amendment authorising the
PO RTLAND M ARKETS.
lent embarrassment. During his speech committee to visit Brownsville if it territory to be considered exclusive for Mint Director Estimates Total Gold
i l ’s Lake, N. D., 16 below.
Production fo r 1906.
The tentative
M charged Mr. Mahon with being ab­ desired. H is resolution was supported tbe purposes of trade.
Wheat-J-Club. 66c; blueetom, M e ;
capitalisation
ia
placed
at
$500,000,000.
by
Lodge
in
an
address
and
opposed
by
sent
from
the
house
65
per
cent
of
the
Washington,
Jan. 12.— The director
Montana
Situation
Serious.
valley, 66c; red, 64c.
Louis F. Swift, .executive head of of the mint today made a preliminary
Mahon immediately jumped to Foraker, who followed, and spoke until
Onto— No. 1 white, $36026; gray,
Helens, Mont., Jan. 15.— The w ont time.
624 50025
spell of winter weather experienced in lie feet, declaring the statement a lie. 5:30 » ’dock, giving notice then that he Swift A Company, is said to be the ac- estimate of the production of go d and
credited head of the combination, and ■liver in the United States during the
Barley— Feed, $21.60022 per ton; Montana for many years now prevails. The two senators started for each other, would conclude tomorrow.
J.
Odgen Armour is represented as de­ calendar year 1906.
bat
were
palled
apart
before
any
dam­
browing, $22.50; rolled, $23024.
Unusually heavy snow in the northern
ns done.
Of the more important increases in
Washington, Jan. 7.— The house to­ sirous of retiring from active connection
Bye— $1.4001.45 per cwt.
Part of the state and extremely cold
W h ile the army appropriation bill day passed a bill providing for judicial with the packing business as soon as the production of gold os compared
Corn— W hole, $26; cracked, $27 per weather is stopping the operations of
under consideration in tbe house review of the orders excluding persons he can arrange hia affairs to that end. with 1906 Alaska stands first with »
ton.
trains, endangering lives o f cattle and
Included in tbe merger are not only | gain of $6,316,000; Nevada comas next
today
an amendment was dopted appro­ from the nee pf the United States mail
Hay— Valley timothy, No. 1, $13014 'sheep, and even menacing human life
the
Swifts, Armours and Morrises; but with $45,00,000, and Arisons third,
priating
$250,000
for
the
construction
facilities after a debate lasting most of
per ton; Eastern Oregon timothy, $14 in remote districts. Old stockmen say
Libby, McNeiH A Libby, the Anglo- with $523,000. Colorado shows a lose
0 1 6 ; clover, $808.50; cheat, $7.600 the outlook is more serious for their and maintenance of m ilitary and post the day.
In presenting reasons why the bill American Provision Company, the Oma­ in gold production of $2,900,000 and
8.50; grain hay, $7.5008.50; alfalfa, herds than at any time since the mem­ roads and trails in Alaska, to be ex­
pended
under
the
direction
of
tbe
board
should
pass, Crum pecker, of Indiana, ha Packing company, the Lipton Pack­ California a lorn of $564,000.
$11.50; vetch hay, $808.50.
orable wintre of 1887-88.
In silver production Montana shows
of
road
commissioners.
its
author,
eaid the power given to the ing company, Hammond company, Con­
Butter — Fancy creamery, 30035c
tinental Packing company and Hately a lose of 2,000,000 ounces, Colorado a
The
army
appropriation
bill,
with
postmaster
general
under
the
statutes
per pound.
Farmers Use Corn fo r Fuel.
These minor companies are to loss of 65,000 ounces and Utah a gain
sundry amendments, was passed by the to issue fraud orders was not st all an Bros.
Butter Fat— First grade cream, 33)4c
Spokane, Jan. 15. — Driven to ex­
I t rather pass to the National Packing company, of 2,217,000 ounce«. The figures for
per pound; second grade cream, 2c leas tremes by the scarcity and high cost boose, stiff the fortifications appropria­ administrative discretion.
per pound.
— —------------------- of coal, formers in the vicinity o f tion bill was taken np, four boon being partook of the nature of a police power and Edward Tilden is to be the execu­ all the states sho . a net gain in gold
for the regulation of the morals of the tive head o f them, according to rumor. production of $7,920,700 and a net
Eggs— Oregon ranch, 32)4 0 3 3 c per Wasbtucna are burning com on the given to general debate.
gain in ailver production of 82,100
people
of the country.
Crumpacker
dosen.
cob.
One bnsbel of feorn is equal to
Prompt Shipments o f Livestock.
ounces.
contended that the whole fraud order
Wednesday, Jan, • .
Poultry — Average old hens, 14015c two of coal in price, and when need as
Washington, Jan. 14.— Senator Cul­
per pound; mixed chickens, 13014c; fnel it Is little more expensive.
’ Washington, Jan. 9.— The senate to­ law was an unusual proceeding in that,
N o Trace o f Bodies.
spring, 14016c; old roosters, 10011c;
day debated 1st Follette’s b ill lim iting if It had been confined to institutions berson introduced a b ill Saturday to
Pittsburg, Jan. 12.— Fifteen or more
and practices that were essentially require common carriers to furnish cars
dressed chickens, 16017c; turkeys,
working time of railroad employes.
C O N F E R O N T H E M E S PA C E .
live,17@17>4c; turkeys, dressed, choice,
A tentative understanding was reach­ fraudulent or were inherently bad and for the shipment of livestock within men were completely incinerated in aix
He stated that some ! feet of molten metal in last night’s ex-
20022c; geese, live, 10012c; ducks,
ed that a vote on the general service criminal, such aa green goods concerns reasonable time.
14016c. <
Mutual Water Companies of Imperial pension bill w ill be taken next Friday. lotteries and the like, as originally con­ tiroe ago he presented a memorial from plosion at tbe Jones A Laughlin Steel
Veal— Dressed, 5>40 9 c per pound.
Tbe Brownsville matter was postpon­ templated by congress, there would be the Livestock association of Texas pray­ compnny’s fumades, according to an
Valley to Moot.
ing for relief from car shortage; that investigation made today. Tone of the
Beef— Dressed bulls, 102c per pound;
ed because Tillman, who is indispored, no complaint against it.
Imperial, Chi., Jan. 16.— Chairman
this memorial had gone to the commit­ fiery substance were showered over 40
■0OW», 40 5c; country steers, 605>4c.
tee on commerce, but as yet no action workmen. Of these between 15 and 20
Fencs Order Bears Fruit.
L et Them Go Away to Got Warm
Mutton
Dressed, fancy, 809c per f t N; Peck- * tb® *°int comfraittf ,.of
arv 607c.
« 0 7 c.
I th® *ix mutual water emopanies of the
Hansbrongh called cannot be found. Twelve dead bodies
pound; ordinary,
Washington, Jan. 9. — President
Washington, Jan. 9.— In view of the bad been taken.
Imperial valley recently
appointed
Pork— Dressed, 608^4c per pound.
Roosevelt’s order compelling removal fact that many homestead settlers are attention to the necessity of extending have been recovered and 10 are in hos­
with a view to procuring means for the
I t ie be­
ef all fenoee from publie land haa al­ raid to be freesing in North Dakota and the scope of the b ill to cover shipments pitals, frightfully burned.
Fruits — Apples, common to choice,
settlers
purchasing tbe property of the
lieved that not a trace of the men en­
60075« per box; choice to fancy, $10
ready borne fruit. Hens tor Burkett, of the rules of the department of the In ­ of grain.
California Development company, to­
gulfed in the hot metal ever w ill be
Nebraska, haa introduced a bill autho­ terior provide in many cases that resi­
*2.50; pears, $101.60;
cranberries,
day sent a call to a ll directors of the
Doublet Forest Reserve.
foand.
$11.50012 per barrel; persimmons,
rising the leasing of all public gnslng dence of the settlers shall be continuous,
six companies to meet next Thursday
Washington, Jan. 14. — Secretary of
$1.60 per box.
land under the direction of the Secre­ Senator Hsnsbrongh has prepared a
in conference on President Roosevelt’s
Con't Learn o f Caetro’a Condition.
tary of agriculture, holders of lessee to resolution permitting the settlers leave the Interior Hitchcock has withdrawn
Vegetables — Turnips, 9Oc0$1 per
message.
Caracas, Jan. 12.— Nothing deflnit
have the privilege of fencing land so of absence for three months to extend 665,600 acres of unalienated public
sack; carrots, 9Oc0$l per sack; beets,
I t is probable that a water users' as­
obtained. The b ill places no restric­ over the winter period, which absence land in Western Colorado from all regarding the illness of President Cagtfo’
$1.2501.50 per sack;
horseradish,
sociation w ill be formed to carry on
6010c per pound; sweet potatoes, 3c
tion on the amount of land that may be shall not interfere w ith their entry forms of disposal under the pnblic land has developed here. The usual rumors
negotiations for the purchase or to fa­
per pound; cabbage, 2c per pound;
leased by any individual or company, rights. A ll homesteaders affected by laws for an addition to the Uncompah- that he la in a desperate condition are
vor government control in line with the
but gives the preference right to home­ these conditions are tomakefapplication gre forest reserve. The land includes current, but no one in an official capa­
cauliflower, $1.25 per dosen; celery,
president’s recommendations, provid­
a part of the Unrompahgre plateau and city w ill confirm them. The country
$3.7504.26 per crate; onions, 100
steaders and settlers.
b y affidavit.
ing the Reclamation service is willing
part of the San Miguel valley. They
. i* quiet.
Friends of Vice President
12)4« per dosen; bell peppers, 8c;
to make the concessions from its usual
•xtend from a point south of Montrose; Gomes state that, in caae be ie called *
pumpkins, 2c per pound; spinach, 4 0
Mens Money fo r Lighthouse Tender. I
All Hit at La Follette.
rules necessary to protect the rights of
5c per pound; parsley, 10015c; cqnaah,
Washington, Jan. 8.— The house to­
Washington, Jan. 9.— Criticism was westward to tha boundary of Utah. The to accept the presidency by command
the water users of
< the Imperial
valley.
1
9c per pound.
day favorably reported the bill incress- made in the senate yesterday of the Le wlditlon comprises about 800,000 acres, of Castro on account of the latter’s
Onions — Oregon, $101.26 per hun­
death, he w ill fulfill all foreign obliga­
ing the cost of a light house tender for Follette bill lim iting the hoars of oon-
Train Hits Open Switch.
Declines Land Offlca.
tions to the letter.
dred.
the Thirteenth district to $200,000. tinoons employment of railway train
Potatoes — Oregon Burbanks, fancy,
W -.M -rtrm , .Tun. 14. — Philip B.
El Paso, Tex., Jan. 15.— Running at Tbe sum of $140,000 woe appropriated crews, and esterai letters from railway
$101.30; common, 76060c.
ft high rate of speed, Rock Island pas­ for this vessel at the last session, but employee in opposition to the measure Stewart, of Colorado, has notified the
T e n n e «««« Backs Up Roosevelt.
Hops— 11012)4« per ponnd, accord­ senger train No. 30, which left here at the amount proved inadequate owing to were pat in the record. The diesaseion president that Ills busini as engagements
Nash rille, Tenn., Jan. 12. — The
6:30 yesterday evening for Chicago, the increased east of materials and the was participated in by Gal linger, who are such that he w ill not be able to ac­ houae of repreeentativee adopted a jolnt
ing to quality.
W ool— Eastern Oregon average best, dashed into an open switch at Barney, department was unable to award tbe first presented a published critleiem cept the position of commieaioner of reeolution indoraing the action of Pres­
11016c per pound, according to shrink­ N. M., 190 mile* north of El Paso early contract. . I f tbe pending bill is passed that he was endeavoring to weaken the the general land office, to be made ident Roosevelt in dlsmiaaing tbe bst-
age; valley, 20023c, according to flne- this morning. Five persona were killed the ship w ill bn built this summer.
by amendment. This he de- vacant by the retirement of Commis­ talion of negro aoldiera in Connection
end eight injured.
nsto; mehair, choice,
sioner Richards, March A
* The plana are now ready.
m ied.
1 with the riethig et Browneville.
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