The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, February 03, 1905, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textft THE BEND BULLETIN, 7WW '' wjfrri SP VOL. II BEND, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEB 3, 1905. NO. 47 l . k - , fKj W V n PROFESSIONAL CARD8 W. K. IIUnKIH, J. . C. HTMUBMAKW (hiurln & Stelijemann Allorncys and Counsellors nl law 4 NOTAUIIt I'UW.lC 1 I'tttll In Mule mi J I'fxlrrsl CuiirU 1IHND J u 6l(ltQON U. C. COE, M. D. ' OI'I'ICK OVUM HANK Rhys ic In 11 xncl Sftrfecoli BKNIl OKKOUN DR. B. F. BUTLER DENTIST Alt i(lnds of Denial Work Fair Trices EXAMINATION FlUtlt Otfitt III lUnk. IIHlMlHK IIIINII, OHttllON UMLIKHAlHWlWIIir APIIMH.I). I-AHM4 ANIlCIIV l-mil-UKTV. .1. l. Mcculloch, Abstractor niul Examiner cf title. Mml kihI Ti Mxiknl After lr XtmKi-.UIciiL. I'HiNUvit.ui, .... nuitaoN Jf. A, LAWRENCE, U. H, COMMIHMONIIH. Notary Public, Insurance, Township Plats for UpiMtr Dohcliutas Valley. tll(NI), OHIW10N, jmTAKY I'UHI.IC IHHUKAHCII A. H. GR.ANT Liverpool, ,mlon ft (llolc, mid Ijiiiaislllre Fire Insurance t.OpilIC!i. UFN.I ). oituao.N It. I1. IIKLKMAr SI- IK tit If H. lt.WAl. I) pMiHty lb)rk4N, Prs. Belknap &. Edwards, l)SCm AM SpE0NS, ERIiEVILLU OKUOON Otkctt Krimf WlnneL'i lyuc H(w Jt W- Bledsoe piiqto'iiwhbr 4IWII. OKHOON. All NeistlM 1'iwfvtd iml lmjjlle kliiiM futnuliol l Awy Time. Crook County Realty Co Real Estate Bought and Sold. Lite null Accident INSURANCE. 4'1'KHIK M'tl.MlN M.'ILIMU ItfSMp. OKMION 0. V. HELMS JEWELER. Watches niul Jewelry Repaired l'irst-clnw Workmanship Reasonable Rates OfAc H l.lvMgM'in'4 HnriirM Hliujt TRIPLE'IT BROS. Barbor Shop & Uatlis Heat of aceoiniuodations and work promptly done.,.. WAU.8T, IIKN1), OKKOUN C. N. SMITH Sign Writing Graining, Enameling and Interior Finishing Hliup In rwtr uf McIhw'pi RKtluy Miss .Grace Jones T C AC HEM or Voice S Piano It now tcnly for iiIUuiul mil I fUuM nl Mh TnurKlNr rnMriiec IIHNO. Omi WEIDER & LOIL'iELL PAINTERS AND Paper Hungers ESTIMATES ON - APPLICATION Willi Paper nt Portland Prices L. D. WIEST CiviJ Engineer Special qualifications for Land Surveying atiil Irri gation Work. . Building riuiiH niul HprclllcutloiiH Mmlu dp.nd 0RE00N Dry Goods Groceries Hardware, Before purchasing cldowberc get our prices on SHELF and BUILDERS' HAK.IHV Afrit " MA TERIALS. We carry 11 complete line of itangcs, Conking niul I tenting Stoves, Windows niul Doors, Olnas, Points and Ull$. Rubcroid Roofing, Build ing Paper, Tarred Felt. ..IN.. FURNISHINGS we offer Overcoats, Hats, Cups, Hoots, and Shoe, (Jet man Socks and Rubber Footwear, Overall, Jnmiwrs, etc. OUR. GROCERY DEPARTMENT-- is full of new, bright, fresh goods, both staple and fancy, and price as low a olscwherc, quality considered. We are agents for the John Deere iue of Wng0" and AKri'-uUitrnl (mplementK. The Bend Mercantile Co., Bend, Orogon, LUMBER a At Dcnd, u Oregon. TpHE mijl of the Pilot Butte De velopment Com pany is prepared to supply all kinds of surfaced and rough ,.,,... Lumber Shingles at Reasonable Trices Pilot Butte Development Company NEW HOME BAKERY Having '.k'dded to put in a first-class bakery, we will be ready for business about Jan. 10. We will . then have our building and oven complete. Will deliver all bakjery goods to any part of the city or . Deschutes. Watch for the NEW HOME BAKERY wagon. A 'photic will be in the building, so call us up and we will deliver your bread and pastry at your door. Bakery opposite Baptist church on south side of street. A. I,. STEPHENS, Prop. .. s At Bend. Oregon. RAILROAD ADVANCE Corvallls & Eastern Con tracts for Ten Miles WORKOPBNS IN TIIBSPRINO First Step on the Way to UcnJ-- Olliers IJxpectcJ He fore tic Season llndn. 1'okti.a.nd, Or., I'eb. 1 I'rom a source of undoubted authority it is learned that the Corvallis &. Uast cru railroad has completed arrange incuts Tor an advance or to miles in the Cascade mountains. The con tract for this extension is already signed and the work will o for ward soon as spring opens. It is not quite clear what this move of the Corvullis & Eastern means unless it is a step in the con struction of a line to liciid. The extension will be entirely in the forest reserve, so there is no local traffic to be developed by jt. The general understanding is that this lo-inilc extension means an advance to Ileud, perhaps this year, and eventually across the state. NEW RAILROAD PLANS. R. B. Mutzlg Learns In the Ilast of a New Deal. K. It. Mutzig, who returned last week from a seven-weeks visit in Pittsburg and Chicago and didn't bring a bride heard in Chicago of some railroad plans of interest in the Hcnd country. He got his in formation from prominent lumber men having timber interests on the Pacific coast. It was to the effect that ati option on the Corvallis & Kastcru had been taken by a Cali fornia syndicate. Though this op tion is yet to run to March 15 be fore being closed, so certain arc the parties to take it that they have authorized arrungements for exten sion of the line, l'rosumably it is in pursuance of that authority that the io-mile contract referred to in the foregoing Portland dis patch was made. A man named McClcary cither has the contract for is acting for the contractor. According to the story Mr. Mut .ig brings the plan is to build iht Corvallis & Kasteru across the mountains and meet it in Central Oregon with the new Western Pa cific, now on the way up from San lrraucisco. This is understood tt be a Gould venture and will intro duce a totally new influence into the Oregon railroad situation. Mr. Mutzig says they are talking Bend everywhere and there is surt to be a big rush this way in the spring. In Portland Bend is dis cussed in barber shops and restau rants, with the latest news of the war. FRANCHISE ORDINANCES PASS For Water and Telephone Companies" Also Health Ordinance. At the council meeting last Tues day night the franchise ordinances for the Bend Water, Light & Power Co. and the Deschutes Tele phone Co. wore passed, Both give perpetual, but not exclusive, rights in the streets. A comprehensive health ordi nance was also pussed and one to regulate the construction of flues in this city. All these ordinances have ie ceived the approval of Mayor Good willie and appear elsewhere in this paper. As required by the rutes.adopted at the previous meeting, the mayor appointed the following .standing committees; Police, tiro and liquor llrengos Me Millim, ltedtlcld and Kvickflon. Elections Vtwt, O'Knmj niul Merrill. StreotH, highway, sowem iiiid. public land Hodfleld, Wott niul Itrltfktfon. Itulea niul ordiT of business O'Knno, Wotit tiiul Erlvknon, Finance, uccounU mul current ex ! fw KHrkeon,Mrrl1l hihI McMillan, Ikwltli Mrrlll,0Knnnii'HMflold. O'Kanc, Wait and 'Kedfield were appointed by the mayor to sec that stove and necessary bedding should be provided at the city jail. Alder man Went is uiso to sec what ar rangement can be made for board of prisoners. The bond of Hugh O'Kanc, ae .saloonkeeper, with J. V. Stroud and Ralph Sheldon as sureties, was accepted by the council and the re corder was instructed to isue li cense to him. This is the third sa loon license granted by this coun cil in two weeks, bringing $1800 into the city treasury. The bill of Gucrin &Steiuemann Si 50 for legal services in connec tion with the incorporation of the town was ordered paid, all voting for it except West, who voted No. Seven new ordinances were intro duced and read first time. One provided for licensing var ious avocations and anniscments; another specified hqw sidewalks should be built; another is to au thorize the working of city prison ers; another to reenlate the storage of explosives; another defining and punishing vagrants; and another providing puuishmont for disorder ly conduct. All these will be on hnai passage at the meeting next Tuesday night. PRBYTERIANS WILL BUILD $1,200 Provided of the $1,500 Needed for Church. The Rev. Anthony Mitchell this week announced that the building if a Presbyterian church in Bend vas assured' and that work on the structure will be begun as soon as the lumber can be put on the ground and the workmen em ployed. The site is to be the tri ingle at the eastern corner of the irregulur-shaped block on which the Baptist church now stands. Two lots will be occupied by the Presbyterian church and manse. There will still be two lots between Me two church properties. The most immediate necessity Is the pastor's study and living room, wwich will be built first. The b lilding, which will later form part of the church edifice, will be a two story structure 16x40 feet, fronting on Tenth street. Ilelow will be the pastor's study and his living room. Above will be two chambers, which. or a time will be rented for men's lodgings but later will serve as class rooms for the Sunday school. They will be reached by a stairway from an enclosed porch. The living room of the pastor will later be transformed into a kitchen for the church. When this building shall be com pleted the matter of putting up the uiaiu structure, on the southerly side of it, will eugage attention. Boost Your Town-Don't Knock. Arc you speaking a good word or the town upon which you are dependent for your bread and but ter; or are you a kuocker contin ually complaining because the other fellow overlooks whut is not Mis business any more thnn your own? Is there any place in "this or any other state of which you have a better word to say? If so, go there and make your living. That's the place for you. It's likely, how ever, that you wouldn't be a resid ent of that town long before you'd be telling how much better Bend is, how many advantages it has and how much the people of this little city are continually spending in improvements. But whatever you door where ever you go, don't sp'enk ill of the bridge that brought you over. Oregon apples sell in the Boston market for 6j or .75 cents a dozen u higher price thou is asked for good oranges hi the same market. The reason is that they are care fully selected dud carefully packed. The fact and the reason are com mended "to whom it may concern." Youth's Companion, TO CROOKED RIVER Pilot Butte Canal to bo There Feb, 20. FIVE MILES MORE TO BUILD Work on ha DItcliee floes Steadily ForwardThe Flume Crew Is Laid Off. The lower crew on construction of the Pilot Butte canal is now within five miles of Crooked" river. At the present rate of progress thii canal will fe completed to Crooked river by February 20, and that crew will then he released for build ing laterals. The canal will be turned into Crooked river at a point just below Smith rock, about four miles below Forest's. On the Central Oregon canal the ground is torn upfor a distance of. about six miles out from the flume and the work of excavation is going ahead with reasonable speed, not withstanding recent unfavorable weather. There is no intention ol halting that work. When the snow less freeze of lasf month came the ground could not be worked for about a week, but that has been the. only interruption. Owing to inability to get lumber as needed the flume crew of 18 men was thjs week laid off. When the lumber contractors catch up with their work flume construction will again go forward. It will be easy to complete the flume by the time the canals ore ready for the water, lostal Business foe January. Following is a summary" the business done at the Bend postoffice, for the month of January, 1905: Stamp cancellations - . - - -l5) Stnnip sales ------ -"; 31 Money orders issued - - i,Wi.Ki 40 Money onlcru paid - - - - 8'j-2- tVe for orders isaucd - - - " , -; J N'o. letter and packages registered 1 Heghtry fees 12-'u The cancellations for the month of January, usually reckoned dull, were ouly $1.50 less than for the holiday month of December, when postal business always boom?. Notice. To the owner and holders of thofirht. mortgage Iwmls 01 Tlie iittciiuieB 5C1 option? Company : Not lee I hereby given that the semi annual InUiro de FoVrlar' 1005; " tlio llrnt inortng Ixmdii of tho uuder fiKiml company will bo paid upon pre wnfatlmi of tmid bonds at Tlio Central Ontsou Banking & Tnit Company. Tut: l)iemrrBS Tnuu'iioxE C., lly W. E. Unerln.Jr.. Pros, and Gen. Man, Bend, Oregon, February 1, 1905. Free Land in Oregon JN THE richest grain, fruit and stock section in the world. Hundreds of thousands of acres of land ready for the settler AT ACTUAL COST OF RECLAMATION DEED DIRECT From the State of Oregon The cost of land averages $10.00 per acre. PERPETUAL WATER RIGHT Irrigation Company uuder con trol of the State Land Board of Oregon Address tun DESCHUTES IMPROVEMENT CO. BEND, - OREGON 1! ti