Newberg graphic., April 25, 1907, Image 2

S ecretary Bonaparte May Reclaim Big
Union Pacific Land Grant-.
Compiles Coat o f Submitting
Legislation to People.
I
IS.
Commission IncNnod to
Make Burden Light as Possible.
Cheyenne, W yo., A pril 99.—A a one
o f tbe results of the reoant investiga­
tions by the Interstae Commerce com­
mission into Western land frauds, A t­
torney General Bonaparte baa under
consideration an attempt to force tbe
Union Pacific railroad to return to the
government ail the millions of
which remain unaold of the original
land grant Of tbe great grant of more
than 90,008,000 acres, the road yet
an area equal to tbe states of
Connecticut, Rhode Island and Dela-
and still have nearly 600,000
left o v a . This immense body of
land in Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado,
Wyrailing and Utah, If returned to the
government, would immediately he
thrown open to settlement under the
homestead laws.
Immediately after tbe Interstate
Commerce commiraion’s investigation
oi tbe conditions which have made pos­
sible the monopoly in coal land which
the Union Pacific has maintained for
26 yean, Commlsisoner Prouty called
upon the attorneys for tbe commission
to submit recommendations for reme­
dial legislation or to suggest other
means of dealing with the monopoly.
Those recommendations are now in the
Ipinda of thq attorney general.«
V Destroy the land monopoly of tbe
Union POriAc,” is tbe heals of this
port.
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lit III, S ta rt f e n it M a h ,
Stilen l e u ; L on
TYPHOON IN CAROLINE ISLANDS
Oregon City— W illia m 8. U ’ Ren, the
Salem— One o f the most serious prob­
inoomplsts. Y et the sum of what has
been done, sa compared with the un­ father of the initiative and referendum, lems the Oregon Sheep commission w ill
Issue w ith the statements that have to solve is the schedule of rates to
work, forma s satisfactory re­
have been published regarding the cost be charged by ooqnty inspectors for the
sult.
One-Fourth the Population o f One p f
ion of flocks for scab or other
In the beauty of the water show w ith of voting under that law. Mr. U ’ Ren jipd
infections disease.
I t is
the Islands Dead and Rest
its amasing gathering of foreign fleets, has oarefnlly compiled the cost of inlti- ¡com
; and referring legislative measures
s solution determined
repmenting the most formidable types
r7~ A re Starving.
people under the act of 1907, ¡w ill be to turn the duty of inspetoion
of naval fighting machines of nearly
He j over to the government inspectors, ea-
every power in the world, and in an wbioh repealed the aot of
oon-
admits that the postage expense in peolaliy i
i of the Cascade*,
opening
program
with
President
Roose­
K ing Leopold may offer io aell Congo
Manila, A p ril 20.— Latest
■ending
printed
matter
all
over
the
fine
the
duties
of
the
deputy
Jp-
velt in tbs leading role, with diplo­
to Fiance.
otora to supervise the dipping, with
from Ilo ilo say tbe fire baa
matic, m ilitary and naval representa­ state to 100,000 voters w ill be $8,000,
Cold weather in Texaa bee greatly tives of great and small foreign nations but he says that the cost of printing
sir compensation fixed
basis
checked. Tbe native quarter of tbe elty
damaged early fruit.
participating, the public w ill have its would be $3,636 for 120 pages of meas­ of $6 per day and expenses.
was destroyed.
Tbe property loss is
ures, figuring on 100,000 copies, which
In order to make toe expense as light
The order of Native Bone of Califor­ recompense.
estimated at $100,000 gold. The busi­
is
one-third
more
than
have
ever
been
aa
possible
upon
the
sheepmen
the
com­
nia have ousted Ruef.
The grounds and buildings at the ex
ness section of the elty waa untouched,
position are about 80 per cent finished. printed. H e aaya the binding w ill oost mission first decided upon a minimum
W ar baa been renewed in Central
charge of 26 cents and a maximum of 1
it being saved by the m ilitary and con­
Several thousand of the most important $3,600 and the paper $1,663.
Am erica and an army sent into Hon
The experience of Mr. U ’ Ren stands cent per head per flock, where the
buildings are built eolidly of brick,
stabulary.
dures.
cement and iron, and these are intend­ him in good Stead in figuring an this number did not exceed 1,000 head.
Seven hundred bouses were destroyed
Fire partly destroyed the largest ed to remain on the grounds as a nu­ matter. H e bases the oost of address­ Then it was thought a maxamum
and 800 or 1,000 natives made home­
shipyard at Genoa, Italy. The lose is cleus of a great park. Regardless of ing and filling 100,000 envelopes at $4 charge of $1 per flock would he suffi­
per thousand, totaling $400. The en­ cient. inasmuch as there was not much
placed at $600,000.
less Adequate relief measures have
the permanence of the work, however,
velopes can be supplied and printed lor work connected with the inspection,
the
exterior
of
most
of
the
buildings
been taken. The b o o tie s« have been
Several prominent Ohio lumber deal
$6 per thousand, or,$600, and he be­ which consists principally of taking
era have been indicted for violating the w ill be ready when the exposition is lieves that the oost of securing the birdaeye view of the flock and looking;
housed in schools and other buildings.
formally opened on Friday next.
anti-trust laws of that state.
The provinee and tbs eity w ill provide
Tbe Jamestown Tercentennial, when names and postoffloe addreases of 100,- for outward symptoms of scab am
ticks, and requires only a few minutes
A Chicago boy 17 years old has dis­ completed, w ill be almost all that is 000 voters w ill not exneed $1.600.
fag the refugees and no physical suffer­
The publication of proclamations is work.
_________
appeared with $7,000 which he was tc implied in the expression, “ a w orld’s
ing is feared.
IM M E N 8E PRIBO O G R A F T .
not
required
by
the
new
law
of
1907,
take to a bank for his employer«.
fair,” but it w ill not stop there. No
There was no lose of life by the
and the item of $6,000 for that pur­
Must Put Up Tim e Tables
earthquake*.
The shocks, while the
The Minnesota eenate baa tabled a other exposition bag attempted to show pose must be eliminated from the
One of the rules of the state railroad P o lk e Captain Talla o f Blackmail In
resolution passed by the he use which the world the life of tbe ookmietr, tbs
moat severs experienced in 15 y o u »,
oost.
M
r.
U
’
Ren
believee
that
hia
es­
District.
commission
is
that
bulletins
giving
the
hendornea Roosevelt in hia etand hardships of the pioneers who opensJ timate is conservative.
were not violent enough to cause much
hours of the arrival and departure of
the country after civilisation had been
San Francisco, A pril 22.— Captain of destruction. Dispatches from points in
s p in e t Harriman.
all
trains,
be
posted
in
every
station
attained on tbe seaboard, and the
Police John Mooney was on the stand several provinces report severe «hooks
F ire (w ept over 100 acres of Manila, achievement these people worked from
Marion Fruit Prospects.
Practically all stations have for years in the grand jury room for two hours
but little damage.
the lose amounting to $$00,000. The the raw materia). Twenty-five states
Salem— Fruitgrowers of this section been supplied w ith these bulletin boards teday, and when he left it was
Tbe total damage caused by tha
greatest part of the destroyed section w ill trace their history from their ear­ of the Willamette valley are looking but because of the carelessness or indif-
nounoed that he had not completed the earthquakes in the entire archipelago
was composed of native h onsee
forward
to
splendid
crops
in
all
vgrie-
faience
of
agents,
tim
e
cards
have
not
liest days to the present, and the ex­
story o f police corruption, but would |witt n'ot exceed $10,000.
A discharged employe of the New hibits w ill be sheltered by buildings. ties of fruits, especially in quality, and been posted for the information of the return tomorrow to finish the recital.
M r. Mooney's testimony w
York, New Haven A Hart ford railway The state buildings have been grouped in oonsequenoe of the destruction being public. N ew ly painted bulletin hoards
Typhoon Sweeps Caroline Islands.
has been arrested liar attempting to along the historic shore of Hampton wrought to the orops in parts o f the * re being sent tc station agents for the tions 1 in the extreme. The burden of
Berlin, A pril 20.— Colonial Director
East
by
the
recent
severe
frosts
stud
O.
R.
A
N.
and
the
Southern
Pacific
Roads, and command an excellent view
it waa that corruption of the blackest
wreck a passenger train on that load.
other detrimental conditions of weath­ accompanied by a letter from the office kind exists In the department, and that Dernburg informed the budget commit­
of the navies of the world.
tee o f the reiebetag today that a cable
A St. Louie
nia couple w ill be married
i t is this great naval display that er, there is also a fine prospect for feed of General Manager J. P . O ’Brien, in it exists by the sufferance and encour­
sssage had been received from the
ages o f '101
10 and 100
at
w ill prove the crowning glory o f tbe prices for Oregon fruits, both green and . which the attention of agents is called agement of Chief of Police Dtoan,
governor of the island of Yap, an­
evaporated.
Although
the
spurs
on
io
the
posting
of
bulletins,
Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York exposition.
Mayor Schmits, Abe Ruef and a cer­
Nothing like it has ever
nouncing that a disaetrods typhoon
have been visited by a snow storm.
tain element in the lower courts. Mr.
before been attempted. There are few the prune trees are not so thickly set - -
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rept o v a the Caroline islands on
aa
last
year,
growers
are
pleased
be­
Mooney said that all bit efforts to purge
T rain 8ervice Bad.
Early frnit in Tennessee is reported harbors in the world that scoomodate
Good
Friday, March 29, and that 2SO
es used what is lacking in quantity w ill
Members of the state railroad com tbe town of undeeirabl« were blocked cf the 800 natives of (be Ululthl group,
to be severely damaged by oold weather. so large an assemblage/ of warships.
be
more
than
made
up
in
quality
and
The fleets w ill number, in addition to
mission have addressed a letter to W il by the men to authority, whoae duty it were drowned, that the cocoasut trees
A ■lightVarthquake shock at Charles­ several of the best types of each o f the the price basis w ill be increased in pro­ Ham Me Murray general
waa to assist.
were destroyed, and that famine threat­
•
ton, 8. C., threw the people into a foreign naval powers, tbe Atlantic fleet portion,
M r. Mooney charged that resorts in en« the surviving natives.
agent for the O. R . A N., informing'
panic.
.........
of the United 8tatea navy, under com­
him that tbe local train service be­ the new tenderloin were protected at
The steamer Planet, of tha German
Adopt Interstate Regulations.
tween Biggs and Pendleton it inade­ regular r a t « . W ith his assistance the navy, which has been engaged in geo­
There is no chance for the election of mand of Rear Admiral Evans, which is
Salem—
W
ith
the
exoepticn
that
tbe
’
ln the absence of a necessary grand jury has been put in possession detic work, and the sleamra M in i, o f
■tor from Rhode Island the present conceded to be the finest organisation
period of posting notices is fixed at tea | j ^ i a
of fighting machines afloat.
local aervioe between these points, the of evidence wbioh shows s depth o f de­ tbe Jaluit company, proceeded to U lul-
of the legislature.
The seal of government sponsorship days instead of 30, the Railroad com­ commission argues that the heavy gradation almost unbelievable. I t baa
thi islands, taking food and help.
Ib
Chinese famine sufferers are dying w ill be set upon the exposition by the mission has adopted the rules of the
transcontinental trains have
been been shown that the mayor and Ruef
ta proposed to bring as many of th *
by hundreds and there is difficulty in coming of the president of the United Interstate Commerce commission bod­
obliged to look after this traffic with have been partners in acme of tbe most suffering natives as possible to the P e-
ssonring the dasd suitable burial.
States, ambassadors and ministers of ily, regulating ,the serving of notice the result that these trains are fre- nefarious enterprises launched In say
lew and Lad rone islands. *
fe * ~ ^ V in g
municipality.
The Austrian premisr declare* every foreign governments, the governors and upon the commission and posting of
e
Qckmy of the various nations should bis representatives of states and territories same in waiting rooms of railway ate- « ,i „ j
Lees Than IOO Lives Loaf.
and delegations representing impoitant tions when it is proposed tc make a
BAD C O N D IT IO N S O N IS TH M U S .
made an independent government.
change in the regular schedule of rates,
Mexico City, A pril 20.— Communica­
civic bodies. _____ _ _ ___ .
Commission
House
Changes
rresident Kooeevelt nss auoat made
mileage, commutation,'party, excursion
tion« have now been opened with a ll
La Grande— An important real estate Italy Forbids Emigration
up his mind that the best way out of
Notice of the
the Important points in the section moat,
BIQ B E N E F IT T O G RA IN C R O PS, and round-trip rates.
Man to Investigato.
tbs national campaign trouble is for the
adoption of this rule has been forward­ 'deal was consummated this week when
¡affected by the earthquake. The latest
L
.
W
.
Damon
and
Dr.
M
.
K
.
H
all
pur­
to pay the legiti
ed to a ll railroad companies in the
Rome, A pril 22.— Leroy Park, agent reports Indicate tha* the l o « of life
chased the fruit and oommisr ion bosi
Fruit SRghtty Injured In Nebraska but
i of all candidates.
for the Panama Oanal commission, who w ill not reach 100, but many persona
state.
_ _ _ _ _ '
ness formerly owned by the Parr-Sim-
Snow Did G reet Good.
was sent bere to investigate means of have been injured and tbe property losa
Ban Fmnciaoo street railway employ­
mona company.
Tbe present owners
Tha Delies Fruit Possibilities.
obtaining men for work upon the isth­ is very great.
Omaha, Neb., A pril 23 — Aa a re­
es are receiving back pay. The arbitra­
The Dalles— This place la waking up w i ll enlarge the facilities for handling mus, learns that the Italian government
Vice President Corral, in a commu­
tion board granted the men an increase m it of unprecedented weather that pre­
to
tbe fact that the soil and climatic business and w ill probably add a cold has received grave reports regarding the nication published here today, declares
from the tim e the trouble began last vailed during the greater part of the
conditions are perfectly fitted for the storage plant during the summer. Mr hygienic, humanitarian and moral con* that the whole of the state of Guerrero,
fall and now $416,000 is being distrib­ month o f Match, and the freeling
Damon w ill be the active manager
diti'ms of the isthmus; that tbe govern­ has been devastated.
weather and heavy snowfall of the past production of first elaas fruits, and es­
uted.
The
price paid for the business
pecially
for
the
raising
of
cherries
and
}*:■
. . . \ J . . '
•. i ' - 0
ment had forbidden further Immigra­
Thousands of dollars are being sub­
few days, early fruits, such as peaches,
$16,000.
Dr. Kennard, an American agent in plums, aprioots, cherries and blackber­ peaches. Men every day are turning
tion of Italians to Panama, and that a scribed to the fund being raised In thto
Russia, says the suffedring there from ries in this section have been injured, their attention to the fruitnising in­
government official had been sent to the [ city for the relief of the earthquake»
Grain C rop Will Be Large.
famine is appalling.
Not lias than but tbe general opinion among those dustry, many investing in tracts of land
isthmus to investigate conditions. Mr. sufferers. _________________
Elgin— There is every prospect of
20,000,000 a ie dependent on aid until who have the beet means of information varying In sise from five to 40 acres,
Park did everything p o «ib le to place
another harvest. Epidemics of disease is that the damage is not as great aa upon which they have planted orchards, bumper grain crop in Union ooanty this thè situation before the government and
W H A T M IG H T HAVE BEEN.
season, a large snowfeII together with
add to the suffering.
has been reported. Indeed, many are with the prospect of splendid results. unusually large rain Ik Hi the past few to convince the oflBcials here that the
men at work upon the canal earned $2
Hesrst is said to be building up s of the opinion that, w hile early fruits Nowhere can finer cherries and peaches weeks, insures sufficient mo is tors for
Bryce Speculates on Result If Revolu­
have been injured and in some in­ be raised, and this season bids fair to large ciop. Thousands of acres were a day, w e n well fed, well housed and
third party.
tion Had Failed.
be
an
exceptional
one
for
a
fruit
crop.
humanely
treated,
adding
that
he
be­
stances completely killed and possibly
sown to fell grain last fall and uni
There is a deadlock in the Wisconsin
lieved. that 6,000 immigrants might
Philadelphia, A p ril 20. — Jame*
some of the later varieties have been
unknown conditions arise the crop w ill
oontest.
Expects Big Gathering.
leave Italy for Psnama immediately Bryce, ambaamdor from Great Britain,,
buit, the benefits resulting to the grain
la all probabilities he a record breaker
Hood
River—
Members
of
Hood
River
and that thousands of others would in an addrea at the banquet of the-
Jerome la investigating a charge of crops from the snowstorm more than
valley’s grange societies are preparing
soon follow.
Trans-At fen tic society of America here
tampering with a Thaw juror.
offsets the damage.
PO R TLAN D M ARKETS.
to make arrangements for entertaining
tonight, deoiared that, if America had.
“
Reports
from
points
along
the
line
The vice president of the New York
their fellow members from other partts
remained as a colonial ward of Eng­
Many Governors tn Attend.
Central railroad favors government of our railroad are not unfavorable,” of the state, who w ill meet here in con­
Wheat— Club, 75e; bluestem, 77c
id G . W . Loomis, assistant generis)
New York, A p ril 29/— Fifteen gov- land, President Roosevelt would n ot
control.
vention May 24. Letters received in­ valley, 72c; rad, 74«.
manager of the Burlington, today.
have accepted the Invitation to have been oonfronted with auch world-
Data— No. 1 white, $29A 0 ; gray, $28 name delegatra lo attend the national important problems as he Is now « l i e d
The British budget proposes a pen­
“ The fruit in the southern part of dicate that between 600 and 800 mem­
sion for old age and increased taxes on Nebraska, which the unusual warm bers w ill be present, as societies from @29.
conference on combinations and trusts to solve.
Rye— $1.46@1 A 0 p a cwt.
the rich.
Had tbe countries not been « p a n t ­
weather in March had brought to an several districts have already signified
to Chicago, May 98-81.
Tbe acce
Barley— Feed, 922.60 per ton ;
their Intention o f sending large delega­
ed,
Mr. Bryoe « I d , the development 0 1
advanced
state
of
development,
is
re­
anoes
of
the
governors
of
New
York,
Southern cotton manugacturen com­
tions. Multnomth county is expected tog. $26; rolled, $23.60024.50.
Mlaaouzi, Michigan, Wisconsin the United 8 U t « would have been
plain o f rate discrimination by the ported to have been pretty badly dam-
Coin— Whole, $26; cracked, $26 per and Utah were received teday.
aged, but little or no damage is report­ to be represented by 160 to 200.
This more gradual. He was of the opinion
i ail roads.
too.
ed from points north. The snow, how­
conference w ill discuss: Governmental that slavery would not have endured so-
M edford Reed Buys Option.
Captain George Curry baa been in­ ever, did a vast amount of good to wint­
Hay— V alley timothy. No. 1, $16016 powers o v a corporations engaged to long and wculd have gone, perhaps,
augurated governor of New Mexico in er wheat, and has put tbe ground in
Medford— Right of way agents of the per ton; Eastern Oregon timothy, $17 Interstate commerce; the division of without blood shad. Thera would have-
place of F. C. Hagerman, who resigned. fine condition for other farm crops.”
of Butte Falls A Western railway are 0 1 8 ; clover, $9; cheat, $9; grain hay, power under the constitution between been fewer railroads, 1 « « internal strife
Silm ilar reports have been received purchasing options on land through $9010.
the nation and tbe state, and similar and consequently fewer big economic
The thief who stole $26,000 from
which the contemplated survey w ill! Apples — Common, 76e0$l .25 p a subject«.
problems to solve.
the Northern Pacific Express company at tbe general offices to the Noithweet-
pees. The incorporators of tbe Butte box; ehoioe, $1.6002.
ern
load.
a t Bfe. Paul has been captured and the
Falls A Western nave large tim b n hold-1 Vegetables— Turnips, $101.26 per
money recovered.
May T ie Up Street Oars.
Build Terminals at Oakland.
carrots, $101.26; beets, $1.960
ings in the vicinity of Butte Falla, and i ’ j
T o Defend Harriman Line.
San
Francisco, April 20.— The West­
Ban
Francisco,
April
99.—
San
Fran­
Tbe Illinois Supreme court has de­
contracts for the delivery of $1,800,000 1.60; horseradish, 708c p a pound;
Topeka, Kan., April 23.— It was ru­
ern Pacific railroad has decided lo com-
cisco is threatened with a b it t a stn
cided the municipal ownership law in­
worth of aawed timber to the California cauliflower, 76@$1.26 p a dosen ; let-
nee immediately the construction o T
valid and Chicago w ill not be able to mored here today that N . H. Loomis, Box company, which must be partially
36045o per dosen; onions, car strike on May 1, when the prewnt
general
solicitor
for
the
Union
Pacific
its trana-baj terminal along tbe north
agreement
between
the
men
and
the
own her own street railway system.
filled within the current jear.
1 0 0 1 3 per dosen; radishes 20c per
railroad in Kansas, was to be made gen
company w ill expire.
The men now retaining wall of the Oakland estuary.
down; asparagus 16c p a pound; rhu­
H . Poet has been inaugurated eral counsellor for all the Harrimar
receive up to 82 oenta an hour for a ten- This work w ill iavolve tbe filling to oT
M
ore
Interest
in
Farming.
barb
406c
per
pound.
’ o f Porto Rico in succession of lines in caeca before the Interstate Com­
hour day. Tha men request a flat rate a mole 1,000 feet to width and between
OnioneL-Oregon $8.6004 perow t
Prairie City— The upper part of the
Beak man Winthrop, who resigned to merce commission.
M r. Loomis today
of $8 a day for eight hours. Both rides 4,000 and 6,000 feet in length. Tbs
Potatoes—
Oregon
Burbanks
fancy
John
Day
valley,
in
which
Prairie
City
become assistant secretary o f tbe
admitted that such a plan was under
admit they expect a strike and are pre­ construction of the mole, together with
is situated, is feet coming to the front $1.4001.66; extra fancy, $1.7602;
ury at Washington.
consideration. In ease the position is
lated for it.
It Is known that tbe tbe erection of a modern depot building
as an agricultural distiict. It is usual­ No. 1 choice, $1.9661.40
United
Railways
has begun the reerutt- and slip approach« at its western end.
The Hermann trial is approaching created, M r. Loomis w ill move to Chi­ ly considered and spoken o f as a stock
Butter — Fancy
oraamery, _ 2 6 0
cago, where he w ill have a large corpa
ng of strike breakers with whom t o , Will take about 17 or 18 months, and.
the end.
oountry, but of lqte years grain *7)96 p a pound.
of aasistanta. Tbe position is » nr in
w ill involve a financial outlay of some­
Butter Fat— First grade, cream 26c supplant its men when they go out.
Coni miners at Coleman, Alberta,
and frnit raising have given it tbe char­
railroad d ie lea and la made neceaaaty
thing like $3,600,000.
have struck for an increase of 10 per
acter of a farming section.
Citizens per pound; tceond grade cream 2c lees
In
by the pa «cage of the new rate law.
cent In wages.
have come to understand this, and are per pound.
Forgery by Mutual Life.
Den
v
a
,
Colo.,
A
pril
22.— According
Poultry— Average old hens, 16016c
systematically taking up the vsrious
The Chicago A A llton railroad
Snow Flurry at El Faso.
to
the
local
w
«th
e
r
bureau’s
measure­
New
York, A pril 20.— Abraham Ben­
p a pound; mixed chickens, 16015^ e ;
farming features._______
been fined $60,000 for granting
El Paso, Tex., A pril *8.— Snow fell
spring fryers and broilers, 22)4 ft 25<-, ments, 18 inches of snow, equivalent to edict, Of the law firm of Guggenheim,
in meat ahipmeota.
here this morning at s lively rate for
44 In a h « of rain, fell h « e daring the Untrameyer A Marshall, counsel to th *
T o Bridge M cKenzie River.
old roosters, 10012c; fo ssesd chick
Portland piolce have captured tbe more than an hour« This Is tbe latest
Eugene— The county court has decid­ sue, 16017c; turkeys, live, 18016c; storm which came from the north yes­ International Policyholders' commit­
“ pink domino,” a bold burglar who snowfall ever known here, and tbe tem­ ed to build a good bridge across tbe turkeys, dressed, choice, 18)4 020c; terday morning and pawed off to the tee, called on Acting District Attorney
southeast today. A heavy precipitation Smyth at the district atorney’s office
perature, which was 36 degrees, did McKensie river at Hendricks F a r y . geese live, 8c; docks, 16018c.
diatric
damage to tbe small fruit and truck gar­ For years the oost of maintaining the
was general in Colorado, and the ground today and laid before Mr. Smyth cer­
several weeks.
Eggs— 19c p a dosen.
dens In tbe valley, variously estimated ferry at thia point has been considera­
Veal— Dressed, 5 W 0 8 )4 c per pound. is now in good condition to bring to tain evidence by whloh it la alleged
Francisco street oar employe«
at from $60,000 to $100,000.
Frost is ble of an expense to tbe county, and 1 Beef— Dressed bulto, 8 0 8 )4 « per maturity the grain crops, which were forgery had been committed in the
sy strike for 9 boon and $8 a day.
predicted by tbe local weather J bureau the high water has often put the ferry pound; cows, 6 0 6 c; country si
threatened with failure to some dis­ election held reosotly by the Mutual
to M M The Golden State limited temporarily out of commission.
Spain has outlined a program for a for tonight.
tricts.
L ife Insuranoe company. Thsr district,
B07c.
navy which calla for an appropria­ on the Rock Island road la atx and one
attorney’s office w ill investigate. , ¿i
Mutton— Drsased, fancy, lO01O)4e
tion of $64,000,000.
half boon late on account of tbe
Only Week's Supply o f Goal.
Buy Tim ber Tract.
p a pound; ordinary, S09o; spring
Geòrgie Peaches Killed
W tn ^'rw . tfan. A pril 22.— Mora
Eugene—The Armstrong Umber tract lambs, with pelt, 13)4018«.
Robbers be Id np the Northern Pacific
Pray fo r Rain In
than
16,000
ooal
miners
are
now
In-
Atlanta,
Ga., A pril 20.— State En­
s
just
been
conveyed
to
the
Monrce
Pork—
Dressed,
B@9c
per
pound.
^hExpraas company’s offloe at St. Paul
Havana, A pril 23.— Prayers for rain M ill oompaay. The land oonaiata of
Hops— 7@10s p a pound, seoordtog utved ui the strike in Alberta and tomologist Smith today received reports'
and secured $25,000.
offered in chuchea throughout 1,443 scree in tbs Lake creek district to quality.
British Columbia.
W lhln a week, It 1 from the various peach growing dis­
and fram ing weather the island Sunday. No rain has fa lla i and the price paid, according to the
W ool— Eastern Oregon average best, is said, tbe Canadian Pacific w ill noti tricts of the state, a summary of which
down inte Kan- in aix rnenths. The conntty la perched, deed, was $27,600 or about $19 aa acre. 19018e p a pound, according to shrink­ be able to operate Ita passenger trains shows that at least 75 par oent of the
are delayed on
ly cattle are dying and forest fin s The land la to township 17, rangaa 7 age; valley, SO099o according to fine- tat lack of eoa).
Until navigation crop has bean klllad by the reoant oold
are devastating
weather.
nsss; mohair, choice, 9909934«.
land 9.
opens theis is no relief to sight. '