4
THE
BULLETIN.
vol. II
BUND, ORKGON, FRIDAY, JAN 27, 1905.
.- NO. 4
BEND
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
W.lt. (lUkMlf. JM O C RfHINtlMAHH
(1UHKIN A gTHtyJHAlANN
Attorneys mid Counsellor a( Lav.
NOTAKIIW I'Ulll.fC
hirtkt Ih SUIT ih4 I'nlcifcl CmtiU
llltNII (yMIOfW .
U. C. COE, M. D.
( OI'I'ICKOVKK HANK
iliysiciun mid Surgeon
lin.sn (ojipion
DR. B. F. BUTLER
DENTIST
All Kinds of Hct1l.1l Work . Fair Trices
P.XAMINATION Fltlllt
OtStt Is IMMk hulMlHc HltNK. IIKKMlN
kMI Mif! tax 'IMt
AMI tuU.
rkot-kKIV.
J. L. AlcCULLOCII,
Abfltrnctor nnd Ihnuilncrcf Illicit,
ltmi wi TIM l,aV4 Aflf
fet Wo MM4Mt.
MlftHVII.t.H.
OKKOOM
J. Al. LAWRI-NCI2,
V. ft. COMMUMIOKHK.
Notary Public, Insurance. Township
Plat for Uijr Deschutes Valley.
HKNH. UHKCdN
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JTAKV.ttHl.h, WKt'KAHCK
A. H. CHANT
Al lor
Liverpool, London & 1IoIh ami
IjincrtSlilrc Fire liiMirnncc
Companies.
HI'NI), ORIMJON
II I hKIKWACM It tHA H f.Al-M II
luutttr 1'kyxrUM.
Drs. Belknap & Edwards,
PHYSICIANS AND SUKtlliONS.
I'ltlNllVILI.I! - - ORIKION
otSc ( Hcc of WlmV. Hug Mntc.
J. W. Bledsoe
IMIOTOdRAI'lIRK
IKNII. .... OKKOON.
All Sfiiiv ltfvt unit Implicit
I'KlMtrt I'mnulM-J ( Any TIM
Crook County Really Co
Real llstale Nought nud Sold.
Life mid Accident
INSURANCE.
ICK IN kl'LlttiK IH ILI'IX'J llllMlt. IWMMlN
Cu N. SMITH
Sign Writing
Graining, Hnameling ami Interior
Finishing
Khop hi rr ( lllrdaur gallery
TUlPIJiTT BR,()S.
Bariicr Shop & Baths
Best of accommodations ml
work promptly done
WAf.l. T. IlltSI). iikkocin
I. MIL.0 LOKDIELL
SlGORifEiT
AnU Scenic Artist. Advertising mid
CARD WRITING
MttiUi IfcMul St not It) IiImImk'i iholu vllf ry
Miss Grace Jones
TEACHErior
Voice & Piafi :i..
;il '
In iihw iMuly ftr iiiilU ami not lw fuuml
at MM4Tiimikin' rmlilriiw HUNK, Quit
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WEIOIHR & LOBDELL
PAINTEftS
AND
I Paper Hangers
HSTLMATKS - ON Al'l'MCUTION
Willi I'njiiT ivt INirtlaml Priced
1 .
Lv Dy WIEST
Civil Engineer
Special.. qUnlificntibna for
Land.Surveying and Irri- ,
: tfalfonlWork. i )
l. '.' . 1 M.. ' K
.liiLing P'mirrtmW Hhcflcayfliui
ii 11. iiiuiiiHi'ii"i?i 1 " '
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Dry Goods
Groceries
Hardware.
Ht-fure purdirisiiiK clsculicrc kc. otir prices on
SIIKI.Kuuil IiriMlKKS' HAKDWARK and MA
TKKIAI.S: We cmry a comjilctc line of Ranges,
Cooking nilil Heating StoveH, Windows and
Odors, (llass, Paints and Ollu.
Ruberoid Roofing, Build
ing Paper, Tarred Felk.
..IN..
FURNISHINGS
we offer Ovcu oati. I Ials, Caps. Hoots, and Shoes,
Gurmnn So.ki and Rubber I'ootwear, Overall?,
Jnnierit, etc.
OUR. GROCERY DEPARTMENT
in full of new', brixlit, frndi ootU, Iwtli .staple and
ntticy, and prices as low ns cUcwliere, (piality
cousideretl.
We are ftRcnts for the John Deere line of Wagon
and Agrkullural Implements.
The Bend Mercantile Co.
Bend, Oregon.
LUMBER
npHE mill of the
11 Pilot Butte De
velopment Com
pany is prepared
to supply all kinds
of surfaced and
rough .......
Lumber ami
at Reasonable Prices
Pilot Butte Development
Company
w,
NE HOME BAKERY
1 1 1" 1 ' 11 ' j, 1 ' ".' ' ' '
illnvlntfittiwlrtcd to put In a first-ehaaj bakery (kc
Vfiil ha muly for llmliiesa nbout Jnn. 1,0. Wcwi'l
'UiculmVooVbuildiuu4'(uul coitiplutCM Will
deliver nil bikeryKQCidso any" part o thVii
Dcsclpitel VntcUr tlfc NgW MOMli IKEKY
'wnuon,- A phot)e wiU'.bc jti the bitUfllnft, ao cu)l
,HH.upahde .wit) deliver your brcadnd Mty 1
your door. Uniterm qpiii.itQ. UnptUtphunih.(
south Mile ct jiirca, A. I.. STKPltims, Prop.
At Ik-.ul,
OrcKon.
Sliiegles ;
fyrs
t . . r -w
DROVE WIFE AWAY
Domestic ircak-up of the
Orocsbccks.
1
Sf'lini! CLOSliS AlARinD LlPE
She (Joes ll.ick to Mother In Itoston,
lie Goes to I'rod fllcplinnts
In Upper Hurma.
"Yin, Mrs Crottsbeck lias gone
back to her mother in 'lioiton.
We've sold everything her. I'm
going over to Mavuiyo, near Man
dalay, in Upper JJurmn. I have an
Intimate friend who in an elephant
merchant there and I will go and
stick pins in the beuu."
This is the matter-of'fact an
nouncement made by GcralJ Gro&s
l)eck of the termination of 13
months of married life and the fail
ure of another attempt to make a man
of him. The erratic son of a New
York millionaire, of Dutch origin
but more Uuglishthniin Little Jug
lander, a free lance, a. spendthrift, an
irresjwnsiblc, reckless fellow, he
came to lieud ii.x mouths ago as a
remittance matt. He had repeatedly
dUmpoiutbd jwretital hope, but on
his marriage to an estimable young
Hoston woman 13 mouths ago hope
revived ami took the forth of an al
lowance of St. 500 a mduth. The
young man's conduct since then,
however, has been a continual disap
loiiitiiieiit and the allowance was
cut to J 1 50 a moutir. And now it
is understood to have Iwen entirely
ctit off.
"I'll go over to Hdnir Kong
without expeiihe, by reason of the
fact that I am a certificated engi
neer in the Pacific Mail .service,
said Groetibeck. "Then I think
I'll work down to Horueo, where
I own stock in some earl fisheries,
next to the domain of the celebrat
ed Rajah Hrooks. Then I'll go up
to Hurma. My address will be in
rare of the Nevada Hank, San
Francisco."
The Groesbecks were introduced
to Hi-nd by capitalists in the Des
chutes Irrigation & Power Co.,
friends of the Wall street magnate.
They acquired a pleasant cottage
and Mr. Groeslnjck became connect
ed with some of the development
.igeucies here. Hut he lucked a
balance wheel and hi. eculiaritie
led to material restriction of his
sphere of inrliiciice. In liquor he
was coiupletel) undone and he
wat artial to liquor. When under
this influence his native reckless
ness was amaxiugly iucrensed, and
fire arms, axes and other imple
ments of violelice were treely used
by him. Finally last Saturday
uight Mrs. Groesbeck was forced to
cek at the home ot a neighbor
protection from her huiband, who
had beaten her until her life was in
danger and threw her out of the
house. Then it developed that
that was not the first of her ex
jieriences of that nature. She re
luctantly came to the conclusion
that she could, not endure that sort
of life. Friends arranged for her
departure and she left Monda
morning for the homuof her mother
in Hostoti. '
No reason or excuse whatever
was given for mistreatment of the
woman only the devilikh act of a
man crazed by liquor. "I wish
you would'nt say I bent her with a
scantling." was alt Groesbeck had
to say about it when he had become
measurably Sobered. "As to her
luture support my solicitor 111 Lon
don will look after that." Mrs.
Groesbeck had the general respect
and esteem of the community.
Wednodhy Groesbeck nlso lsft
town, ostensibly for the Orient. He
ook with him as vallet Kd. King,
one of the D. I. & P Co. s team
sters. Young Groesbeck has led a wild
And picturesque life. From Green
land's icy mountains to India's
coral strand doesn't begin to des
cribe his ..wanderings. He has
'spent much time among the
monkey jwpple of the I'aqific islands.
He went down into South America
nlid sold gaspipe rifles for some of
their tea-pot rebellious. These
transactions he justified on the
theory that those fellows didn't
really care tq kill; all they wanted
was something; thatwortjd, go Banc!
And the p'rhosterous wcapdns ne
sold them n&swered1 their nurnose
and netted him a Atdy sum. Jle
roughed it ril yariotM times though
iihi me various srraia trom tne
Ofiarbary cd$st" of Sah Krttftclscb
to the tiger trail of Thibetan lunvrles
lK.'comc a .skilled engineer and can
run a .steamship or locomotive.
One of Groesbeclt's relatives
was at great pains to trace the
family lineage back to William the
Conquerer and produce certain im
prut.sive couU ot arum and seals in
which he reveled, rmiCh to the
weariness and finnl disgust of Gcr
aid. So Gerald went tiown ti) Tif
fany's and had them engrave a seal
for him, which, he said, should Jw
something more than a relic of h
tm-shirtcd ancestor too Ignorant ot
indolent to write his name. Hi
bared hi.s.rigftt arm and had the en
graver copy therefrom" the dragon
tattooed, by ' J a pan cue authorities
becnuse of his participation in a
Shinto riot in a forbidden temple.
Umlcr'neatli that dragon rampant
he had lettered, "Hell is paved
with good intentions."
"There" said he, "if my descend
ants want heraldry to boast of let
'em date from this one, which
nieaiiK something."
He wears the heal ring ready for
use every day. The reM of the
family hasn't yet adopted that
design. '
"I feel like the chap In comic
opera" said Groesbeck, when every
thing had been settled. "You
kndw hdw it runs, when one fellow
comes out on the stage and sings
a dialogue with his partner some
thing like this:
" 'I am going faraway, away.'
" 'Are yon going faraway, away?
" 'Yes I'm golngaway.'
" 'You going away?'
" 'Yes. away.'
" 'Away?'
"Away."' ' , '
Td Mrs. Groesbeck this parting
was harrowing trag'edy. To him
it was apparently A mere matter of
course, wuiic sue suranK aim
shuddered and grieved under the
shelter of a ' 'neighboring roof he
stalked through streets and private
premises with a shot gun on hi
shoulder and his pockets filled
with automatic revolvers, shooting
wildly about him and inviting
everybody to come out and get kill
ed. When theie weapons were
taken from him he procured others
There was 110 jail to confine him
in.
" .i.. I . . .
The Groesbuck cottage was sokl
to V. O. Minor. Pflhiir nfllir limit.
an. I the Ordesbeck career here is
history pro lane history.
6'KANE NOW ALDERMAN.
Succeeds Stionqucst, Who Resigned
Form New Ordinances.
The resignation df Fred A. Shon-
qucst as alderman of the City of
Bend was presented at the council
meetitlg last Tuesday night. The
reason given for resignation was
thut he liad sold hs interests and
removed from town. The resig
nation was accepted and the couuci
proceeded to elqct his successor
Hugh 6' Kane and C. K. Hn.lkv
were nominated. The vote result
ed in 4 for O'Kaue and 1 for Had
ley, add the foraier was declare
elected for the remainder of the year
Four ordinance were passed, r
by unanimous votes. One graute
a franchise to the ' Bend Water
Light & Power Co.; another to th
Deschutes Telephone Co; anothe
was to regulate the treatment o
contagious diseases and the fourt
10 require the building of chimnev
and defining the method and maU
rials of their construction. A!
these will be published before the
become law.
Rules for conduct of the council'
business were adopted. The sped..
committee on jail reported that 1
had awarded contract for con
structiou to Brosterhous Bros, am
that action wos approved.
,l The bill of Gueriu & Steiiu
tnann, $t$o fdr service in couhec-.
tiou with incorporation of the Cit
of Bend, was presented and h Re
corder was instructed td rct ai
itemized statement of the chatges.
The council adjourned until next
Tilesday night.
An Aiitc-Ulcctlon Episode.
.Wheji the municipal campaign'
was shaping tip fit the early part o
Deceur it was recognized that
thq salqoit' interest, which woulr;
fctttlply 00 per cent of the revenue
of the city, should justly have re-
ALL EAGER FOR LAND
Release of a Large Area
Starts Settlers.
CABINS BUILT IN THE NIQIlT
Copy of Land Office Letter Authoris
Inz Restoration of Land
to The Public.
t'ublication in .last week's Bul
letin of the news that a large area
south of Bend, previously with
drawn for forestry purposes, had
been restored to settlement, had the
effect of immediately starting set
tlers for netf homes. Plats were
consulted, tracts were picked out
and preparations for bomestcadjng
were begun at once. And when it
was found there was likely to be a
rush for good claims n rush was
precipitated.
Saturday night .John Dokken
took his niece, Miss Olson, who
had been some time seeking .1
homestead, up to an 80 acre tract
at Dillon falls. A. L. Goodwillie
had that tract in mind and had ar
ranged for the construction of a
cabin there Sunday, wind of which
reached Dokken and caused him to
hurry. When the Goodwillie party
reached the land it was fouud Id Be
already occupied iti the name of
Miss Olson who1 was present.
However, tile 'Goodwillie party
concluded to take; possession of the
forty oti which Miss Olsen's cabin
was not, aud'it did so and built
cabin there. Mr. Goodwillie is
now there.
Goodwillie docs not deny the
priority of Miss Olson's settlement
ivhere her cabin 'is, but he has
takctr the othef forty because
there was no evidence of any claini.
igamst it. He has also posted
notices on the whole eighty so that
n case Miss Olson should abandon
icr claim others could not inuocent
ly take it.
Wednesday of this week another
.-abin was built on an unsurvcyed
orty adjoining- that taken by
Joodwillie. Notices were posted
iaimiug 120 acres. This cabin
vas built by Arthur Waters.
The acute interest in this tract
rises from she fact that it controls
die fine' water p&wer of Dillon falls,
tome month ago there was au
insuccesslul attempt to place scrip
ipon it. ' '
The McCauns went out into 19
2 Saturday night and Sunday put
ip crtbins' on' two claims. They
lso jloited l notices at the corners
escribing the land claimed, so that
thers could not inuocently setup
ubsequeiu clbim to any part of the
ime laud: G. W. Triplctt took
osseasioii dfva tract in the ueigh
orhood of 'the claims of his three
ons. Maily others are in the field
xkiug for claims and establishing
ettlemeht.'" Most of these are not
et ready to publish their micti
ons to Mie world, however. A
Jt of people who have beeu lax in
bserving- homestead requirements,
rusting to the withdrawal to pro'
ict them' from contest, are nlso bc
tirriug themselves now. ' '
Iti the Lakeview district there
ms been a corresponding release
f lauds temporarily withdrawn for
forestry purposes. The description
of the lands thus opened, however,
has uotVet been published.
Another; Withdrawal.
Under dajt?' of January 17, 1905.
t le general laud office directed the
withdrawal of Tps. 22 and 23
smth. 9 east, which were over
looked iu the withdrawal of July
1 'i 903 have been a sort ol
island in a vast withdrawn sea,
ever sincei Nearly all the desira
ble land there has been taken,
Thosp two townships v?erc included
: in the origin.a.1 Cascade Mountains
V ith an apttless for uu-cluutu -., he
iConUnucd on pagu 5)
(CentiUtttal 0 pnt$ 5)