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The Bend Bulletin
Hn'tml March I, M, l Deactmte. Oregon,
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AUG. 19. 1904
Pqrcft fir.es arc racing on the
Linn cpijjjty'Kule of the Cascades
and the 35jQkc gets into qiir sun
sets." '
An )m!8aly wet winter, and
spring yerV followed by an unusu
ally hot jjuiipcr. These ruddy dog
days are about the hottest ever.
But they already show symptoms
pf the coming poetical, melancholy,
romnitip season of harvest moons
and howling coyotes and hpavier
underclothes.
Last week, in quoting General
Manager Johnston for the capacity
of the proposed flume, the word
! 'inches" got into he paper instead
of "feet." The new flume will
carry 650 cubic feet of water per
second, sufficient to supply 400 cu
bic feet to the Central Oregon and
550 cubic feet to the Pilot Untie
canal.
"Talk about crops," said Marsh
Awbrey, the sage of the Deschutes
on his return from Lane county
this week, "we've got the Willam
ette valley skinned. I sec oats, rye,
alfalfa and potatoes and even fruit
on this side of the range that tec-
totally skunks anything they've
got on the other side this year.
The only trouble over here is that
too few people arc farming and so
little of the land is now actually
under cultivation."
The question of supplying water
(q lands not in its segregation has
cqtno up to the Deschutes Irrigation
& Power Company. This company
docs not feci at liberty to make at
this time any arraugments fbr out
side service. General Manager
Johnston takes the view that the
company must fulfill its obligations
to the govcrraent first, after which
it will be free to deal with outsiders
if it shall then be desirable. But to
bind the company, at this stage of
the work, to contracts that might
in the end be found detrimental to
the main purpose in view, is deem
ed unwise, and the. company declines
to make any agreement for outside
service. It docs expect to have
vater to spare in the end, but it
(Iocs not now wish to load up with
obligations that might compel it to
maintain a service greatly in excess
of government demands.
something of n tangible nature,
This is one of the important enter
prises that should be permitted to
leel the uplifting hand of th'j Ore
gon Development League."
That's n spirit that will bring re
sults if the civil authorities and
business interests involved will !c
guided by it and act upon it. Bend
will do its full share. It will go
deep into its pocket to assist n road
across the mountains that shall
bring the relief we seek.
Change in II. At. Co,
A change that was for some time
under negotiation was consummat
ed in the lleud Mercantile Comtxitiy
this week. Duncan McMillan and
J. I). Honey man bought stock in 1
the corporation, the former succeed
ing to the management of the busi
ness, vice A. II. Grant resigned.
l. V. Batten was made secretary
and treasurer of the corporation at
the annual meeting in July.
The store is undergoing remodel
ing to make room for an enlarged
line of drygoods, shoes and men's
hats. A larger and better stock is
to be carried hereafter and nothing
will be omitted that will make the
business fit the demand at this point.
The saloon at Lytic closed its
doors last Saturday, just after a row j
between a tmen worKtnan named
Spinks and Ballard Gile had taken
place there, in which the stovepipe
was knocked down and, in falling,
disfigured Spink's faced. There is
said to be the question of sale of
mortgaged property involved in the
saloon closing, Mr. Cobb claiming
a bill of sale from Charley Brock
for property that Prineville parties
claim n chattel mortgage for. Brock
and his family left about two weeks
ago and it is reported they will lo
cate in the Willamette valley.
George Bates is in from the
Forked Horn construction camp
and will go with his family to the
homestead up the Deschutes Mon
day. He provided for the gastro
nomic demands of the camp nearly
four months and then got a crick
in the back that laid him off for
a while.
Bend Restaurant!
RALPH SHARP, Proprietor
LUNCHKS PRKPARKI)
l-'OR TKAVKUKUS. . .
AIEALS SERVED AT
ALL HOURS
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FRIS1I PASTRY always on hand Fresh Eastern Oysters
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS
Week or Month. Prices Reasonable
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Hoard by the Day,
C. 12. RANOUS
Contractor Builder
Kmlntiites, l'liuiM mid Kkc.
ifieiUions furnished ,,
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Leave orders at
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PRINEVI LLE
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Table and Rooms always clean
and well unpolled" Unto leuMiimlfc
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Tables, Chairs, Com
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Bedsteads, Mattresses
We Can Furnish
Undertaking and
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Stoves and Ranges,
Doors, Windows,
Linoleum, Paints mid Oils
Your House Complete
Undertaker's Supplies
PILOT BUTTE INN
A. C. I.UCAS, Proprietor
Tables supplied with nil the delicacies of the etiou
Hirst-class Kntipiiicut Fine Roojuijuid IktU
Only Livery Uarn on the Deschutes, run In connection
with the hotel. All stages stop nt the hotel door
ON TO BEND.
The Salotu Statesman, of which
ex-Governor Geer is editor, in the
course of a very seilsible article on
The Bulletin's invitation for the
Willamette volley to help get a road
to fiend, says;
"From a 10 years' residence in
Eastern Oregon the editor of the
Statesman familiar with the in
comparable possibilities of that en
tire section, and since the reclama
tion of its immense areas of arid
lands is earnestly begun, this paper
feels that now is the time for the
Willamette valley to look ahead
somewhat to its own future advan
tages. And the construction of a
good, dependable wagon road be
tween Maridn county and Crook
county is one of the most important
enterprises in this direction that is
now perfectly feasible.
"The continuation of the Ya
quina road over the Cascades into
Eastern Oregon is as certain to be
accomplished as that the Willam
ette river flows from here to the
Columbia, but this certainty in no
wise diminishes the demand for
free and permanent communication
between Marion and Crook coun
ties or that portion of Kastcru Ore
gon. It is to be hoped that the
present move on the part of this
and Linn counties will result in
The Bend cornet band has re
ceived an invitation to go over to
Sisters and make a little music, be
ing promised a general good time,
with a dance thrown in. They ex
pect to go over about the 29th inst.
Messrs Sutro and King, San Fran
cisco attorneys, were in Bend
yesterday on their way across the
mountains after a camping rip
through the country cast of the
Cascades and. Sierra Nevadas.
The firm of Mayficld & Caldyell
has been dissolved, the Caldyvcll
boys withdrawing and the market
business being carried on by Mich
ael S. and William Mayficld under
the style of Mayficld Bros.
It is reported that the Lytic
towiuitc interests arc on the eve of
being transferred to parties from
Minnesota,
Postmaster Grant announces
that on Sundays hereafter the jost
officc will be open only Iwtween 1 1
a. m. and 12 noon.
Mr4MiMaM
Z. F. MOODY
General (Commission
ii Forwarding- Merchant
SHANIKO, OREGON
LAKGK AND COMMODIOUS WARKHOUSP.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED
Prompt attention paid to those who favor me ith their patronage
Mr. aud Mrs. Gerald Groesbcck
moved into their new cottage this
week.
Columbia Southern
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Dally itage connection at BlianlLo for Antel
oix, I'rluevillc, Iicwl, lliirna, Silver I.aLc, l.uke
vlew, Mitchell, Dayvlllc, Antone, Anliwoou, Can
yon City, John Day City, ami 1'omII.
l'or rate and Information apply to
It. D. UOODIIHRKV,
C. I. I.YTMt, SutKrliiUiHlrut.
O, I', and I', A. BlunlLo, Or.
Uluulko, Or,
jj I3LACKSMITHING AND HORSESHOEING
M All kinds of wagon work done in first-class shape, Short 1
ii notice jobs a specialty, S
OH'OHITH KCIMOMIDt'HK lll'NK. OKI'OOH 1
Wc carry only the
fiuctit lines of
WINES.,
LIQUORS
and
CIGARS
Don't
Forget
TO UKOP INTO Tll
MINNESOTA BUFFET
Smaw & BKOKTUKiroutt, Prop's
ClBOJtflU A. STBI'flBNS, Ainnngcr
BUND, OR KG ON
TUROUQII FROM UHND TO SHANIKO IN ONB DAY
SHANIKO'PRINEVIUii
PRINEVILLHEND
SCHEDULE
STAGE LINE
( SOUTHBOUND
Leave Shaniko 6 p. m.
Arrive Prineville 6 n. in.
Leave Prineville i p. m.
6:30 p. m.
Arrive Bend .
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NORTHBOUND
Leave Bund 6:30 a. 111.
Arrive Prineville 12:00 111.
Leave Prineville 1 p, ni.
Arrive Shaniko j, a, in.
FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS FOR TRAVBUNO PUlllJC
PASSBNQER AND FRBIdMT RATES RBASONAIJLB
Travelers up Iie- Dcsclmlcs
Pint! comfottublc qiltutm
utul m wetl supplkil tabic
tit WJIlow Rnnch, jj mild
W)ii(li of llend. Good tic
cohii(Ml(iUoiiM for travel
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dle ftore in the region.
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BOpUE SON, Vrm,
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I (IUBRIN &
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STBINBMANN
Attorneys nnd Counscllort
At Lav
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Drs. Belknap & Edwards,
PHYSICIANS AM SlHtiLO.NS.
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J. Al. LAWRENCE,
V. K COMMIMIfiNKM.
Notary PuWk, Iinnirtnct;, Towiulup
Plats for Upjier Dexhntw Vllcy.
MPNIt. UMKOON.
LAUNIXERING
All kind in the lt manner at
rvHMiwUle prkvf . Special rate on
family wtuhing. CrIIihI for mid
dlired 01 my be left at the Pilot
Unite Inn.
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OREGON
and union Pacbhc
TO
Salt Lake
Denver
Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Oceati Steamers butween Portland
and San Prancisco every five days.
Tickets to and from all parts of
the United States, Canada nnd
Knropc.
l'or particulars, call on or address
JAS. IRELAND, ArL,
The Dulles, Oregon,
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