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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1905)
TO8 B1TO RITI I RTIM MmJmmr WLm.mm wuk. m. mjl ;r L,1 ' , V S'J ' - nr'j '(u'fiaB liUJjU II hi innf- vol. n BHNJ), OKKGON, FRIDAY, Will. 17. I95. 'KO.49 "1 X C', PR0FP88IQNAU CAFtD8 ,.. - ..-i.jj llWl '-" ' V.t.(U:ftl"iJ" ().C. Htkimc.mahm M KM Querln & Steinemanu fill fl I fa . Allornoys and Coaicllors nt I,aw ftucllct lu'HUtt mill fnlml Coutti HUM) ' OUUOON U. C. COE, M, D. OI'I'ICK OVKK IIANU Physician and Surgeon luj.N'i) oni'.doN PR. B. F. BUTLER DENTIST All Kinds or Dental Work Fair Trices Examination I'nuit tlflWr In IikiiW llulldlnr llltNl), OIUKIOK MI. MIATK MtlXlllT ANIllMII.il. MKUK AXIICUT rxurfcktv. .1. L. AlcCULLOCM, Atifilrnctor nml lUnmlner of Tltloa. IjmhI ih1 Tim AVr1 Aftr Ah ,NutHMrilU. r-UINHVIM.lt, .... OKIIOOM J. At. LAWRENCE, U. H. COMMIAHIONIIH. Notary Public, Insurance, Township pints for Upper Deschutes Vnllcy. lll(Nt), OKIIOOS. NTAV rUIIMC INMIKANCK Liverpool, London & (llobc, nml ' Uincnshlrc F'lrc 1 11 mi r mice Companies. IH'fyD, ORIH10N II. i jirnour M. II. CitAi, n. iinw Aiim M.D. 1 loudly l'b)riMH, Drs. Belknap & Edwards,, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. I'RINUVILLU ORKUON. (fftt i r of Vlni(k't lijue iof . J. W. Bledsoe )Wl , . . OHItOON. All WMl I'lmnnl Mil nllailc t'Jflmn I'uniMicI ill Any Time. Crook County Realty Co Real Estate Bought and Sold. l.lfo nml Accident INSURANCE, Hi-riCK l l?t i -THf i IHHHW "I i.n ! 0. V. HELMS JEWELER. Vntcltc mid Jewelry Rcpnlred First-class Workmanship Reasonable Rates lfnVe lii I.lriiiKloir lUrnft. Klmji TRIPLETT BROS. flarbcr Shop & Baths Host of accommodations nml work promptly done WAI.I. ST. IIHNI), OKKOON C. N. SMITH Sign Writing draining, Enameling mul Interior Pinlshlng Hliop in ir f lilnlauf ' illtry Miss Grace Jones TCAcucn or Voice & Piano It now rcaity fur tiltl unit (nil I fcniwt at Mn. TiiMrKlN' rwUnw lilt.Mi. omb L. D. WIEST Civil Engineer Special qualifications for Land Surveying mid Irri gation Work. IlulMluif l'liiiiH nml PpccllleaUoiiH Miulo HP.NI ORI'.OON For Sale or Trade, 80 acres in tlic Columbia Soutlietu segregation, very favorably situated. Will be Sold cheap or trad ed for town property, uqulre at The Bulletin Office. Dry Goods Groceries Hardware. lleforc purchasing clKuwhcro get our price on HUKLFand IIUIMIHKS' HAU)VAKI! and MA TltKlALS. Wc carry a complute line of Ranges,' Cooking 11 ml Healing Stoves, Windows and Doors, (IIiijs, Points and Oils, " Ruberoid Roofing, Build ing Paper, Tarred Felt. ..IN.. FURNISHINGS wo offer Overcoats, Hats, Clips, Hoots, and Shoos, German Socks and Rubber Footwear, Overalls,, Jumjwra, etc. OUR, GROCERY DEPARTMENT--. is full of new, bright, fresh goods, both .staple and fancy, ami prices, as low as elsewhere, quality considered. Wc are agents far the John Deere Jinc of Wagons and Agricultural Implements. fc The Bend Mercantile Co., Bend, Oregon. You do not need to send away for Dry Goods and Clothing now, But (iet the Habit of Trading at CHAPMAN'S Watch our prices they will interest you Come in mid get acquainted (wc are always glad to see new faces) nml compare our goods nml prices with any store in Crook County. A' customer of Ours is our best advertisement Vou want the goods, we want the money v Most complete stock in western Crook for yow to choose from LADIES' FURNISHINGS We carry n full line, Including Underwear, Shirt Waists Wrap pers, mid the finest line of CORSETS ISAST OF Till? CASCADKS irt, Let us show yoii what We can do for our mutual benefit. $'., -1 ' J - . Very truly yours, C, A. CHAPMAN, Bend Oregon; ,1"' u i .-r.t'. s- i'i it CANAL IS FINISHED Channel Now Through to Crooked River, CAMP BROUdllT MACK TOTOWN Pilot Uutte Force Now Joins Central Oregon ConstructionWill Crowd Ahead. Last Friday the Pilot Ihittc can al was completed to Crooked river and next day the camp was brought to Hend. It is .spending a few days here before going out on the Central Oregon canal construction to reinforce the crews already there. This will add about .125 men and 40 teams to the Central Oregon work and materially hasten the completion of that line. Ten teams at the 1'ilot Butte enmp belonged to the grading force of Archie Mason, on the automobile line, and when the ditch camp broke up they weul to Madras, where they have other work to do. The Pilot Uutte canal is about 30 miles long, from headworks to Crooked river. Unlike most rivers it is biggest at its source. For a distance of several miles at the lower end it is only 4 fcc( wide at the bottom. That is not a fifth of the width at Hend. However, the slope of the country near Crooked river is so great that the comparatively mall channel will carry all the water that can be turned into it. This line to Crooked river is really Lateral A, which is the ex tension p,f the main canal. That is, MEN'S CLOTHING f Men's and boys' Suits, Furnish ings, Hats and Caps, . CALL ON US FOR COLLARS and TIES the main canal as marked on the uginccr maps merges info Lateral at the northwest corner of Tp. 16 S K. 13 K. At that point the main canal rests for the present, the settlers beiug PU the land reached by tho lateral. Later the main ditch, between the present Lateral A and the river, will le constructed. The transferred camp will take up work on the Central Oregon canal at a point about to miles cast of Hend, as soon as the retiring frosts will permit canal excavation to ad vantage. That will put a force of about 300 men and 200 teams, to say nothing of machine drills, road nincliiiios and patent excavators, on the one big canal' and it will carry water to the old river bed early in the spring. CITV PRISONERS MUST WORK Ordinance toThat llffect Passes Coun- clj--Saloon Licenses. At the council meeting last Tucs day night the ordinance to provide for working city prisoners was read second time and finaly passed over the objections of Alderman O'Kane. Hrickson, McMillan, .fcrrijl, Red field and West voted Aye, and O'Kane Xo. O'Kane's objection was that i gave the marshal too much power over prisoners. The mayor being alsent, this ordinance cannot become effective until 10 days after passage. A question as to the liability of the Smith & Geek and the Dcbing & Whitsett saloons to do business without a city license has arisen. The state law by its terms docs not apply to incorporated cities and towns. In these cases, however, license under the state law was ob tained before the incorporation of Hend, One license runs to next November and the other to next May. The question is, Can these saloons do business under the state law now that Bend is an incorpor ated city? The city takes the ground that they must comply with the city regulations in order to do business in the city, uotwithstnnd. ing their county license; that the matter of getting a refund on the county license is something the city has nothing to do with. The license under state law is only $400 n year, while the city requires a fee of $600 a year. The question at issue has been submitted to a dis interested attorney, whose advice may clear it up. No Dally Mall Just Yet. L. A. Booth; of Prineville, one of the petitioners for increase of mail service to seven times a week between Hend and Prineville, has received the following letter from the second assistant postmaster general. lti'fcrring to tho petition, signed by yout-M'U nml ctlicrt", (or tin Incronxe In tho freoitcncv of rcrvice on etur route No. 73401, Silver Lake to l'rlncvillu, Qrognn, from six to xeven times n week on that part of tho route lmlwceu l'rine villo iul cm, you n ro informed Unit tho mutter linn boon carefully considered by thl nflleo, It li found that tho er viccou this route wan increasod leys Until four lueiitha Tti from three to hlx Union n week nt A cost of 12451 .BO per nnnum, making the total coat of the route fVlOO Pr nnnum, In vlow of the present cost of thin service, tho depart ment feeta that tho postal lienofltd to be gullied thereby do not warrant it in making ft further increiiio at thin time, and the rcipipnt for tho Ineroaso must, therefore, lw denied, Two Men Injured. Two meu of ditch camp No. 2 were this morning engaged in drill ing out a powder charge that had failed to explode. The old charge was accidentally set off and the two men were considerably injured about the head and will possibly lose the, sight of their eyes. Ladies, do not send away for your spring nud summer footwear before examining the new stock that ar rived this week at The Bend Mer cantile Co. The stock, and style are of the best ami the prices right. Preparations for Burning 100,000 Kijn, INDUSTRY FqRQARNEY LEWIJj Prospecf That Several Drlclc Struc ture Will jo up In the 1 Sprfnjc. A loo.ooo, kiln of brick ifl to bo burnt on. the Barney Lewis home stead as. soon as, the material can be got together and the bricks 'mould ed. There is art abundance of material ami it makes first class brick. Last fall, when it was discovered, that brick materials could be had here, Stickel & Son burnt a kiln of 14,000 brick, which, it was an nounced, would build all the chim neys needed in Bend for two years. Hut the supply was used up by Thanksgiving day. Since then stone has been used and recently, when it was too cold to quarry stone, brick was brought from, Prineville. But the Prineville brick are found to lie Qf very poor quality and very high cost at Bend. Dis covery of even better materials than were known here last fall is another rcasqn for starting a large kiln and good brick may be pro duced here so cheaply that they may supplant wood in much of the building to h done here. There is now prospect that two. brick buildings will be constructed in the spring, and possibly a, third. The brick-making firm will be. known as the Lewis Brick Compa ny. The kiln will be out at the. homestead where sand and water will be hauled easier than to haul the clay away to the water and sand. HELP THE MAQAZINE CLUB And Incidentally See the Best Show Ever In the City. Since las,t A,ugust, when the Bend Magazine Club began its work, about tqoo copies of periodicals. ha.ve been drawn from its reading roam. All of, this reading matter is beneficial and most of it could not have been otherwise obtained, in Bcud. The club started by vol untary subscriptions ranging iq amount frqtrt, q cents to S3 each. It has paid, nothing for mainten ance and has kept out of debt. It is trying to get the means for open ing a public reading room where there shall be better faciliticsjpr enjoying jts advantages. In" allrTC- spects it is, a worthy institution and has claims upon every citizen for support The theatrical farce to be pre sented at the B. M. hall tomorrow uight is (Qf the benefit of this Mag azine Club.. Every cent over the actual expenses will go to help this institution And then the comedy is a highly meritorious thing and even,' pAtrop will get full value for his money. Adults 50 cents, childf ren 2$ cents. PIL.QT BUTTE INN SOLD Albert C. Lucas Transfers Property to Daa R. Smith, Albert C. Lucas, who has kept the Pilot Butte Inn for the past 20 months, this week sold the prop erty to Dan R. Smith, of Eugene, who will take possession March 1, The consideration is $6000. The Lucases will buy residence property und remain in Bend. "This transfer includes only the hotel property, the livery stable having previously been disposed of to C. T. Hunt. Mr. Smith, who is an experienced hotel man, will make numerous improvements about the property immediately upon tak ing possession, increasing the ca pacity and accommodations of the, place. He will bring his family in at once. "died. Woods Francis E., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Woods, aged 3 years, died of spinal meningitis nt camp No. 2 on Thursday, Feb ruary 9, 1905. Tue" funeral was conducted by the Rev ."J. A. Mitchell on Saturday, ' M j 1 ' II 4 91