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BULLETIN. vol, in BUNI), OREGON, I'KIDAY, APRIL 38, 1905. NO. 7 BEND .n. ti JPK tttmK PROFESSIONAL dARD8 W V r.uiniH.JH. O.O.HruiNiiMAnN Clilerlil. fc ilcllic.ninml Allorncys (iiul CoiiiMcllors nl l,nw NOrAIUKH I'lUIMC I'melltt In tttntc nml I'wItlH (Join (4 intNtt oiinnoK U. C. COE, M. D. oi'i'icit oVItit uAmi Physician and giirgcUii Tltt.ltl'IIONH NO. at lU'.Nl) OIUKWN u. bR. B, F. BUTLER DENTIST All Kind of utal Work F;iir Prices EXAMINATION I'khk fi 111 Hunk liuiiaiiin MltNl). OHKOoN Ml i i.ittK Mit'llHT AM.HOI.II i-aum anhciiv I'PMuttv, J. L. AlcCULLOCII, AlwtrucUr and l!nuitlitcr of Illicit. I.uimI iH'1 Tar lknt Allf hx NuH-HfMMHt. KIMUII.I.y. OWICOON .1. M. LAWRIsNCK, t' . roSIMIMKIMHK. N'olary I'ulilic, Insurance, Township Plats lur L'pjHrr IJeschule Valley. HKNIt. (IHKOON. MliAHV fl'HMC lfet'K.MCH A. H. GRANT Am tor Liverpool, London & (llohc, nutl lincislilfe Pliv Insurance Companies. Itl'.M), ommo.s 'I I Ktmmr M II l'H KuwiiuxM It County I'byakUM Drs. Bilknap &. Edwards, PHYSICIANS AND SIMMONS. PKINHVII.U! - - OUIKION (Xlkr At Ktt t.f WIV ltc Whc Who? Who? saFs. REYNOLDS Up-tp-Date 1$ I- N I) !i A K B 12 R . ir ti Ufuil Krttui4Ml IVliss Grace Jones 1LACHCR Or Voice & Piano H.iw ! oili ''if pupita and in t fi.mul t h iiril'x om Ku Amu a Kit irtli it..t HK.NI, K It J. W. Bledsoe piioTonKAPiinit li! M .... OKKOON. Ml K-iUr4 I'rrarnnl tul Duplicate I'l.tmr 1'itnUhcd l Any T1ih Crook Comity Really Co KcalL'jMlc.Boulil and Sold. Ufa ami Accident INSURANCE. I I III IX Ht'llMIK MWttlWrt tKNt, flIMlllt TRIPLBTT BROS. 'Barber Shop & Baths Host of accommodations and work promptly done V, M, SV, MINI), OKKCOS L. D. WIEST Civi! Engineer K)ccint ( qualifications for Jind Survcyiug and Irri nation Work. IIUNI) ORHOON PQ& RENT Well-lighted ahd Ctitt ft&AkBtt1d$!g All this, So poimcls Granulated Suai4 I sack Flour 10 pounds Coffee 10 pounds Rice 20 bard "Diamond C" Soap 10 pounds smoked bacon 10 pound bort Macaroni JO pounds of Prunes I k rl0 pound box of 5 pkgs. Borax Wash. Powder 4 lbs. loose Muscatel Raisins 15 yards Calico All Lhc above and more too at The Bend Mercantile Col's SsS n.Hw?a;g,'MmttvtrTgEMEgi The Lewis Brick Co. now has brick for solo at the Barney Lewis DHin ORDERS H If I Jl , H i7 u xk XJft llF na Tm homestead, two miles from Bend on the Sis ters road. Deliveries Tjm I nWc Rri'rlr C( will bo made on 24 lilU LtW,b 1IltK LU hours notice. Bend Oregon Because wo aro selling the sano and better quality at a closer margin is a very good .u reason why you will find our store the rest place to buy anything in the lino of . Groceries, Drygoods, Furnish ings, Shoes, Hardware, Sash and Doors, Paints and Oils The PINE TREE STORE l;. A. SATIILR, IMtQPItlUIOR NEW SPRING STYLES La!I6S HatS Trimmings Totiiu I.Anir.s or Hknii I Wall Street, first door nortli of the on of new and l-to-dtitei?oods. Call V fr' Mrsi H.XTrabtree, Bend,0 PILOT, BUTT, INN j f)(VN,!?. SMITH, Tablca supplied with nil Xh'i 'rv! ., . t ?rv - " I'Mrst-dns's qUipiiUnt t r'tT rt- '. : .: I ....'. ' ' i' i ; . 'I. j . ' All strtges ttop nVtltc liotcl ile Crackers ThMfY at Should be left with J. H. OVERTURF Phono 2d. -'OM SBSSSSS3SSSBSSEISSSBBSI haw oik'tied up it Mew millinbry Ji. M. Ktore. cnrrvlmr n full line aiui irtspect them, , .' . ', Protirletor delicacies of the aenson .v- . - l'lue Robins ahd Hedn i- w 1 cor BEND WINS VICTORY Defeats PriiievJIle With a Score of 6 to 4 BI-ND'S AUY0R OPI-fts VlAAlE I'rlncvlllc Sportd Lone Between ' $1100 and $2000 In Ilcto--An HxcltliiK Cohteut. Mend, 6. I'rincvillc, .. Ucnd nnin deftinKsd I'rinevillc at hnscbwll last Sunday in an exciting ninc-innini; Knic on the local diu nioiid. I'rinevillc money in amount nui(;liiK from Suoo t6 J2000, according to different estimates vm dropped in llnd, on beti. From Mart to fi.nish the game whs a splendid exhibition of the hfKjrt. It lusted just one hour and forty minute and during that time no one could say with certainty wIiohu game it was. Iioth teanih put up a corking good gume, re iiiiirkalily free from errors and few profeMvibunl gainH have been wit ueMed which nfTordetl such interest 10 the onlookers. At 2 o'clock the game wah called by I'mpire C. V. Weymouth Amid a din of cheera and mimic Mayor Ooodwillie, of Dend, stepied into the pitcher's box and put a good fair strike across the plate and the battle was then o;:. l'riueville failed to score in their first inning at the bat but liend did belter and made one run. The visitors failed to negotiate until the third in which a bunch of hard hits piled up four rutis, the only ones i hey made. l'riueville stock went up for a minute, but the home team took oflf a little of the strain when they cniue to hot by ticing the xre. In the fourth Bend made unothar run and in the bixth .mother, while the visitors wure unable to again get around the ring . The superiority of the horn battery over l'rineville's is evi dent Hilyeu struck out 14 men and did not hit a man with the ball. Bailey struck out eight and hit two. while both twirlers let two men have first base 011 balls. The following tables and sum mary show details of the game: POSITION c i fr ef rf ib ti l'KI.VKVir.l.K KaMnliciv HIWmmi feiky Zvh Seff Hou-vii Jmlu tft Wet'ilef, II rock, C. Ittlyeu, evcly, I'rmici, Ilrock, lfe ltoluiertwi, IkcU'r, CORK KV INMNOJk lleml 1 o " 1 u 1 o l'riueville . . o i '4 o o u 11 Sl'JIMAKV- Strtick out Ity ltilyeu, m; hy llailey, 8. Left m Im ltiiil 6; l'riueville, 6. Kavett oil ImIU IT llilj uu 2; all Hailey, 1, Two 1mj hit Weiiluri Lee, .loriUu, lloueu. I'iret lw on error IIcimI, t; l'riue ville, 3. Doulilc play Lee to Ilecker. Hit l.y pitrliMt Ull It. Ilrock; Lee. The third game of the series will be played nt Prinevilleon Sunday, May 7. So well satisfied with the decisions ol Umpire Weymouth wa the defeated club that he has been asked to umpire at l'riueville. PINU&T BRICK IN OMGQON. FtnU Kiln plttlhcd by the Lewis Hrkk. Company. Tlie Lewis Brick Co. this week completed the burning ofakiluof 8otcKK brick on the Barney Lewis homestead and foreman John Gra ham left yesterday for a visit to his old home in New Jersey, Some time next week the kiht will be opened, and the brick will be ready for market. A few of the burned bricks have been taken out and they are found to surpass all expectations. It is evident there ia considerable iron in them and some ofthem are fairly vitrified. Mr. Gritlrntiu; who has had a dozen years of experience with Oregon brick, says Uiat 'the clay at Lewis s place Is the best bri,ck material in the state and that the advent of a railroad will, make this' bed the, chief producer, ofpav- inir uncK-ior tne siaie. nic! at m vwhich this ifmterial is found has an nrCA Of about fO acres. lmlf nf fwWctyi; on'Bnrtky Lewis' d home sieaa ,anu uau on .Mr Drake's IntUU Tjfcrl Ss iibthiug-clseUkbtt in t 1" surrouudea with volcanic rock and (!tit, that is utterly useless for brick making. These brick break with n clean sharp fracture dud hold up under any amount 6f water, being entirely beyond comparison with any other brick heretofore used in Bend, whether produedd nt home or imported. ON UlTCIIGS AND I'LUMUS Water iii tile Pilot UUtte Canal May I fcOther ProKfcus. The D. I. & I Co. has 30 men at work on the Pilot Butte flume and would hire more good carpen ters at $3 a day if it could get them. The fllihic is expected to be ready to send water down the canal on the first day of May. . t Ten hides ollt on the desert it is found ncccwary to build a flume 730 feet lohg olid n short distance lx;yond that another flume 400 feet long. These will lie about five feet deep and 10 feet wide and on such incline :i5 will send all the water of the big canal thrriugli thetn easily Lumber for their construction is now being hauled there from the Hightower-Smith mill beyond the Tumalo, and construction work will proceed as soon as the men can be spured from other parts Of the system. Kock work on the Central Ore gon canal id going forward with energy. North of I'orked Horn buttc an extensive system of laterals is under construction ami all the farms of that .section and these are fast coming to lw numerous will soon be supplied with irrigation. The ditch company is now work ing about 130 men regularly and would be glad to have more. TO IRRIGATE MORE LAND SCIIEHC TO WET PRINOVILLE VALLEY ,Mr. tiuerln lias It In Hand And County Scat People Will Co-opcr- nte Willi HlnfJ7,000 Acres. V. E. Gucriu, jr., Mayor Good willie, G. C. Steinemaun nnd Tom Sharp drove over to PrinevilU Monday and set on foot there 1. chcme to irrigate 37,00" acreri o. rich laud in the valley to '.he east ward of the town. Alotit 6000 acres are deeded, 15,000 belong to the road company and the remain der, 16,000 acres, is open govern ment land. As outlined the plan is to dam the Ochoco river twice and Mill creek once. Surveys that have been in progress some time show the feasibility of leading the water out of those streams to the thirsty acres that are now only half cropped at best. It will take between $600,000 and ?700,ooo to install the reclamation enterprise. The I'rinevillc Business League has taken the matter up in earnest. There was a large attendance and free discussion of the project at a meeting held last Monday night and T. M. Baldwin, Thomas Sharp and C Sam Smith were appointed a committee to visit Portland and see what can Ik done with the wagon road people in the way of getting encouragement for the work. Mr. Guerii) will leave for New York next week in the interest of the new development project. LAYING WATER A1AINS. Streets Torn Up Like In a Metropolis Pipes put Down. Yesterday a crew of 25 men was put at work digging trench and laying water works main. The main Was completed from the river up to Wall street and along Wall nearly to Oregon, but from that point south n number of rOck points were encountered which makes further progress along the street slower. The pipe is put down three feet.. The trench is open only lon elloHgh to lay the pipe, when it is, immediately filled. Most of the rocW cncoutitiired is picked out but, pouui of it mttst be blasted. The wnler system will be in opera tion in July. v Michael I'.Mayfield has bought the Wiglc & Parkek" ranch of 320 acres On Crooked river 16 miles above l'riueville fdr $4000 and his family 'will soon movj: up there and Jako possession '" Mr. Mayfield will make this 'an alfalfa ranch to serve as vhiter ituartebr'ror stocR summered en Ins upj'er ivs chtttea rau;e. BEND'S FIRST FIRE O'Kane's Saloon and Con tents Destroyed. LOSS $-1000; INSURANCE $2400 Probably Started From Flue Between Celling and RoofA Narrow Escape for Other Buildings. Bend's first fire loss came yester day morning. Hugh O'Kanc's saloon, at the corner ol Oregon ati'l Boud-strcels, burned to lhc ground, with all contents, except the cash register, a few bottles of liquor, a painting of Three Sisters and the telephone. The loss was about S4000; Insurance $2400. The fire broke out about 3 a. m. and was first seen near the flue that passed through the roof near the middle of the building. Billy Robinson had the late watch and, business being dull, he was lying on the billard table taking a nap. His attention was first drawn to the fire when coals began dropping from the ceiling. He ran outside and emptied a revolver in the rut to give the alarm. This did not. serve very well, however, for many jxiople within a block slumbered unbrokenly. A few were imme diately attracted and a crowd soon gathered but there was no means of fighting a fire that had obtained such headway nnd attention was directed to savLig other property. Billy Robiusott got out the cash rt -gtstcr, some sacks of coin that were near by and tried to get $100 out of the safe. But he couldn't open the cash drawer and the heat drove him out so quick that he could onl slam the safe door shut, without throwing the bolts. When the building had melted from around the iron hulk the door gently fell ajar and remained to a few minutes in the midst of the seething coal Heap. Then it slowly tipped back ward and the door closed and rc muined closed. When the safe cooled off the $100 in paper and othe- property within it was found uninjured. There was nothing else to do but try to save adjoining property. Thirty-five feet to the westward was the new cigar store and bowl ug alley of O'Kanc. Eighty fett to the northward was Estebeuct's saloon and 67 feet southward Ole Krickson's lodging house. All these began to smoke iu the fierce heat and it looked as if the cigar stand and bowling alley were doomed. An outhouse between them was tipped over and rolled out of dan ger of becoming a link in the spread of the fire. The Overturf boys then came along with a full tank of water that had been left at their nomc, two blocJts away, the night before. It was down grade to the fire and there was plenty of help to haul the wagoa That brought relief to the fire fighters, who plastered the smoking end of the cigar stand wttn wet oiamccis rhat kept the fire from spreadiug. But for the providential preseuce of this water and the absence of wind a large part of the town seem ed doomed. As it was, only the saloon was destroyed, but its de struction was complete A tele phone pole at the corner required new crossarms after the fire. All the neighboring buildings show their scorching. The fire is supposed to have caught from the brick flue between the ceiling and roof, where it smoldered until a large area was charred before getting to the air that caused it to burst into roaring flame. Besides the building, Mr. O'Katte lost his restaurant plant, billiartl tablet piano, tables, safe, stock o" liquor and cigars, chairs, rcfrigera tor, bar and numerous other' fix tures making up a general saloon equipment Two barrels of water stood iu the street in front of the saloon, but nobody seemed to be aware of it in the irautic hunt for water to apply at the early stage' of the fire. And the filled barrels were there after the fire. b- '"Tins is .quite a wow to me just at tins ttne, sam lur. j nune. "It's the fiVst fire I ever had. My losses ' ii' least St ,500 over and .'abc W IhLuratlce. Hut v I will nut t ujanpther bftWitlg nnd try P -JJHli.J.