THE BEND BULLETIN
voi,. in
MINI), ORKCON, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1905.
NO. 8
ji
PROFESSIONAL CARD8
w. it niiiiHiN, jh.
(). C. HrillNIIMANN
(hiurin & Steinumann
Attorneys am! Counsellors nt I.an
NOI'AKIItA I'UIII.IC
I'Mtllre In Htnle ami 1'ntrmt CnmU
HUM) OKIUKIN
U. C. COE, M. D.
OHI'ICIC OVIM HANK
Physician and Surgeon
'I KI.UI'IIONIt NO. 31
lll'.M) . OKItCON
DR. B. F. BUTLER
DENTIST
All Kinds of Hcnlnl Work Fair Prices
KXAMI.VATIOX lrKIII
(imf In (tank HulMlNK HKMII, OMIIflON
KfcAL NtA1 WHPUHt
AMU M.H
-! AMItCIIV
f HOf It IV.
.1. L. AlcCULLOCM,
AtiKtrnciur mid lixninlticr of lltles.
MhiI and Tft l,iV4 Afr
KINIIVII.I.K.
OXKKON
.1. Al. LAWRENCE,
U. . L'OMXMMIONKX.
Notary Public. Inmirauce. Township
Plat fr Upjier I)ec)iutwf Valley.
1KNII. OKHOON,
OTHV fllMUC INML'MAKCH
A. H. GB.ANT
Liverpool, London & (llnbc, iiiiiI
Ijiini.slilic I'lic Insurance
Companies.
III.'M), ORIHlON
H I' 111 1 Ar M. II. Cmao N KmmaiM 11
luuKtr PtiyaMan
Drs. Belknap &. Edwards,
PHYSICIANS AND SIMMONS.
PRIMiVll.l.l! - OltlUION
(MtU l Mrr of Wlflnck' IHm WHf
Miss Grace Jones
TCACHCH OF
Voice & Piano
I ii" rr.ly lor uihU mtA ihh h ft.
1 h" it "Mr IK r mi K Anii h.I irth
Mori IlKMI. OHM
J. W. Bledsoe
PHOTOGRAPHER
HKNII, .... OKIlttON.
All V.j.ll.r. I'frMlvnt il Imullmlr
I'liluitd iiiultlinl Kl Ah TIim
Crook County Really Co
Heal L'stnte Itouglit and Sold.
Life nni Accident
INSURANCE.
01' I HK I l U.l TIN M'tl.lHNO IIHNM, IIKWION
TRIPLETT BROS.
Barber Shop & Baths
Best of accommodations aud j
wotk promptly done !
WAJ.r. ST.
IIIINIt, OKKOON
L. I). WIEST
Civil Engineer
Special (nullifications for
I.autl Surveying ami Irri
gntioi'i Work.
I1ILNI)
ORIWION
FOR RENT
OFFICE ROOMS
TWO
Well-lighted and con
venient rooms in. the
Bank Building
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PRINEVILLE
H- T O I MMM. C. A. MCDOWMM.
J 1 tj, JU I'roprlclor
Tiil.is ntul Rooms always clean
find well supplied-Riites reuhonable
l'JUMfVIIiUt OUHQON
All this,
5o pounds Granulated Sugar
1 sack Flour
10 pounds Coffee
10 pounds Rice
20 bars "Diamond C" Soap
10 pounds smoked bacon
10 pound box Macaroni
10 pounds of Prunes
10 pound box of Crackers
5 pkgs. Borax Wash. Powder
4 lbs. loose Muscatel Raisins
15 yards Calico
All the above and more too &t
The Bend Mercantile Co.'s
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BRICK
Tho Lewis Brick Co.
now has brick for sale
at the Barney Lewis
homestead, two miles
from Bend on the Sis- 1
ters road. Deliveries
will be made on 24
hours notice.
sasra
Because we are selling the samo and better
quality at a closer margin is a very good
reason why yen Will find our store the
best place to buy anything in the line ot
Groceries, Drygoods, Furnish
ings, Shoes, Hardware, Sash and.
Doors, Paints and Oils
Ihe PINE TREE STOR.E
K. A. SAritlili, t'ltOPRII;TOR
NEW SPRING STYLES
Laddies HatS Trimmings
To Tine I.Awrs or Bi:n I have opened up a new millinery
on Wall Street, first door north of the B, M, Store, carrying n full line
of new mid up-to-date goods, Cull and iilspect them.
Mrs. H. Crabtree, Bend, Or.
PILOT BUTTE INN
DAN It. SAW III, Proprietor
Tables supplied with all the delicacies of the season
I'irsf -class Kquiptnent Fine Rooms aud Bedjj
All stages stop nt
JQ tlA OK
i
ORDERS
Should be left with
J. H. OVERTURF
Dhnnn "A.
,,otM
flip I nW,V Rr?rr f a
Ht "Ib DllUK LU.
Ikiid, Oregon
the hotel door
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wiii 1 1 iiiimiirrr
li ! muMHWii
AUTO BRINGS CROWD
Easy
Round' Trip Princ
ville to Bend.
Bid MACHINE BEIIAVHS WHIJ.
Convinces the County Sent of Its
PracticahllltySoon to Oo Into
Regular HuhIiicsh.
The big automobile w in Hend
uniii llx'. .....!. I. 1 ..!..
dozen men over from 1'riueville
WtMlnexIay afternoon, by wny ol
roient, anil yesterday took most
of them back, over the desert road.
The machine worked beautifully.
It was a revelation in country
transportation and the country it
mcII was a revelation to most of the
excursionists.
The visitors included Judge I.
H. HHK who is holding court in
I'riueville in place of Judge lirad
haw this term; District Attorney
Prank Meuefee, Attorney M. It.
Ulliott, Sheriff C. Sam btnith,' Dr.
J. II. KotreuberK, Cashier I'aUlwin.
of the Hirst National Hunk, Court
Reporter I.. S. Dufur, I.. R. Allen,
of Portland, D. P. Steffh, of the
Cnwk County Jouruaul and '.V.
H. Guerin, jr. Central Man
Manager Don I'. Itea had the ex
ciirsHtu in charge and "Dewey"
Tylvr drove the bite machine.
The .to-mile trip tfround by l - 'or -
est wait made in three hours ami a
half. The onlv mishap was at n
place in the river road lotwett
Prie'ill and I'orest where an
; irrigation ditch had overflowed ano
made the road so muddy that the
wheels clipped. It took half an
hour to gel pabt that spot. The
rest of the journey wns n toem.
1 Yesterday morning the machine
I went back to I'riueville with the
.visitors, leaving IJcud a little after
1 7 and reaching the county seat
before 1 1 n. m.
I The fore part of the week was
sjwnt in showing Prineville jxioplc
I what the big unto coul J do.
! It is expected that this machine
I will begin regular runs between
Cnivkcvs and Ifend within the
coming two weeks.
TIIUI3I2 DAYS CBLKURATION.
Thnl Is the Plan for Bend Talked of by
llascball Askociatlon.
A three days' celebration may be
hsld in Bend, extending aver thf
3d. 4th and 5th of July, the occa
mod for such au obMsrvauce buiug a
ba.seb.ill tournament in which all
the lendiut; clubs of Crook couutv
will take tMirt. This wns the nlan
mentioned at the baseball
luikolia ii...f no
. I
mcctinit
hthl Monday night at B. M. Hall J Three saloons have paid the citv
If this Ian goes forward, there can ; hcen-e. Their competitors are run
be no question that, with the ball ningon the lower county license. In
games as a leading feature, other onler that no injustice shall be done
appropriate exercises
will be ar-
ranged for. which would make
lake a
I rousing I-'ourth of July
at Bund.
celebration
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1 liasuball Association was effected,
, which puts the entire business of
' the club in the hands of n board ol
directors of which J. Prank Stroud
is prcfeidcut aud Duncan McMillan,
Clark Hadle. C. I). Brown and
James McCov are members. A. h
GfMxhvillie was elected treasurers
I The board of directors will apjxiiut
11 secretary and manager, which
: offices are to be combined in one.
1 he mutters considered of most
importance nt present were to raise
funds aud to keep the team in the
main, as it is now organised.
ft was announced that Prineville,
Antelope aud Madras desire to
form a league- including Bend and
to make a season's schedule of
games.
The matter ot fencing the home ,
grounds so as to hold a better con-,
trol of gate receipts was discussed'
and it is ccrtaiu that this will be
done before another game is played.
1III.YJ.I' MADlt MA.NAC.KK.
Charles Bilyeu, captain
and
pitcher of the local team, was made ,
manager by the board of directors
I nt n meeting held last njglit. C.
I. Iladley, C. D. Brown and Dun
, can McMillan were named as a
finance committee to canvass the
(.situation, and James McCoy wai
1 detailed to look after the matter of
giving n dance tomorrow night.
"There is no truth in the rumor
that I am going to quit Bend," said
Captain Bilyeu this morning, "for
both Shortstop I.ee and myself will
play here all summer. We will try
j to arrange games on the home
roti ml with Sitters, May 14; with
Haystack, May 21; ami another
nine with I'rincvillc, May 28."
Hnncboll Noted.
Tiic IimcImiII club goes to Princ
ville flXflin, where, on Sundoy, it
will piny with theclnb which it tin
already beaten twice. The odds
ofconriw, sir in fnvor of IJend, Int'
the teams arc k evenly tnitche'
thflt any alight run of luck in favo
of either team won hi easily make 1
anybody 8 Raire. I'nneville wi
,' make great effort to win this game
while the locals will not surrenne
without a MtrtiKgte any of ther
iprestiKC. WorJlliM been receive'
t,.,"t ld"? w,. J 8,ve" "l ""
ville Saturday in honor of the Ikn
players and accompanying fans.
The Sisters luisebaH club will b
here on Sunday, May 14, to cros
bats with the home aggregation.
CITY LIQUOR LICENSE CASE.
J. S. Smith Arrested for ScWn Llnuoi
, With County License Only.
J. S, Smith was arrested las.
Friday on the charge of mjIH.j,
liquor without a city license. Satur
day morning he had a hearing 11
recorder's court, being represente
by (1 W. Barnes, of Prineville, tin
prosecution being in the hands 01
Gueriu & Steinemann.
The defense first presented u
motion to dismiss for the reaoi
that the recorder's court had n
jurisdiction to try the offenie This
was argued by buth skies and over
' ruled
I he-.i a demurrer to tin
complaint was filed alleging that '"nd toe board can go ahead arn.
the plaintiff had no legal capacitx , "wue notice of election, which must
to sue, that the complaint did not , ' ported for at least 20 dsiys.
stale a crime triable in recorder's In all matters affecting the au
court or in any court. The de ! .boruation and issuic of school bond
murrer, after argument, was alv t is highly important that onl
overruled and the tx-urt adjourned
for noon. Upon the convening of
court after noon the prosecutioi
moved to dUmitK, which
a ranted
It was found upon close inspec
tion that the ordinance did not con
lorm to the state law inasmuch as 11
fixed the 6nc for its violation ai
Ssoo to .O0. while the stntutr
authorized no higher fine than $50.
Pending amendment to the oitli
nance it was concluded to drop tin
prosecution It is understood tha
the matter will be tnkeu up again
when the defect in the ordinance
1 shall have been cured.
The question at issue is whether
the city must rccogni.ee a countv
license Before the incorporation
ol Bend two saloons Smith &chool building indebtedness witl
Cleek and Severt Debiug had ihe exception of outstanding war
county liceuws to run saloons here, rants aggregati ng about $2 iO
Hut the state law says that incor which will proba bly be paid soou.
porated towns shall have control o , .
thelicensmi' of liuuor saloons. The1 WATER AOA IN FLOWING.
iicen-e in Bend was fixed at 600 i
: . . ..
' Ssoo more than the countv cene.
the city wishes to know whether it
' can require u city licence, notwith
standing the fee previously paid to
the county. 1 his is the object 01
Ul.n l...ol .,,-,l
wuv. IV.HM1 ii.evu 1115a.
A suggestion had been made that
the two county saloons pay only the
proportionate increase to the city.
but Sinifh & Geek rejected that
proposal and the proceedings will
be to collect the full city fee. regnrd-1
less of any prior payment to the
county.
Mike Mayiicld's Wagon.
When the ditch camp, broke up
in March quite a number of the
people who had been employed
here went out south to the Klam
ath countrv. A wagon belonging
to M. S. May field also weut in that
direction without the permission
of the owner. News of this
reached Mr. Muyfield, who charged
William Wege with the larceny of
the wag mi, took a warrant aud
went after the thief and the vehicle.
Hf traced both to Klamath Falls.
1 here his wagon had been traded
for another and Wcge had taken
the back track and was found
working for an Indian 55 miles off
t!:o main road to Silver Lake.
Wege was arrested and brought to
Bend.
The defendant said he had
bought the wagon in Bend from
some man whose name he did not
know. After sharp questioning in
court he volunteered to get the
wagon back to the owner. In the
absence ofa material witness, Wege
was given opportunity to restore
the wagon.
There was a Urge family of the
Weges and they moved about with
cattle ami fowls and lived in tolera
ble comfort,
BONDS FOR SCHOOL
Election to Be Held
Day of MnyV
Last
JAUT TO BH FIXED AT
s a Preliminary Step New .Clerk
It Blcctcd'.f'rc-IImlnary Peti
tion Is Piled.
The election to determine whether
this school district shall issue bonds
or a new schoolhousc will probablv
e held on the fast day of May in
' the B. M. hall. The petition for
ubmission of the ruestion to the
I s'oiers has been filed. It asks for
1 lUthority to issue bonds to the
, imount of Sssco for building pur
'poses.
I Advices which the directors have
..btained from the state supcriutend
j .t 0f public instruction indicate
-hat the qualifications of voters a
xnding elections will be very strict
j -y construed so strictly, indeed
that the eligibility of Clerk Hedges
night possibly be questioned. In
rder that nny possible taint migh?
removed from the proceedings
; f the board touching the bonding
luestion Mr. Hedges resigned the
clerkship of the district last Mondav
nd Dr. V. S. Iv'ichol, who ha
I ictually paid taxes in the 'district
as elected to the position. Upon
1 'he completion and approval of hi
ona fide taxpayers should act; and
not only must they be taxpayers
ut there should be competent cvi
ence of the fnct. Any doubt in
this respect will cloud the validit
j ot the bonds arid unakc them un
I marketable, l'or this reason the
Krd proposes to proceed with de-
iberntion aud "out of au abundance
if caution," us Judge Bellinger
ays, allow a large margin of safe
;y where any question arises.
The school district this week paid
note of $:sS.S-s and S7.76 interest
vhich was made for the furnishing
f the present schoolhousc and an
ther note for 55244.42 and $20.37
interest, which was given A. H
Lippman & Cc. on tlic same ac
count. This cle ans up the 'present
I n.nl. flll. .. r? r .
f ." "i buo numc Kcpnirca.
OtlwrVork.
The Pilot Butte Hume, 500 feet ot
which went down on Anril 6 bi
reason of having been weakened for
' ihe construction of t he bigger adja
vent flume, was restored lust Satur
1 day aud water was turned in Mon
1 day. For seven hours the watei
I ....... ...... .1 ... ,
L'fitpr
1 cui um me wosicway near rue 100;
of the flume- Then the loss was
discovered, the gate shut and tlu
' water turned down the canal. It
was a welcome visitor along tin
I whole route,
Work on the 10-foot addition
alongside the Pilot Butte flume is
now goiug torward. Forty men
are at work there. This will de
liver water sufficient for watering
all the lands tinder both the Pilot
' Butte and Central Oregon canals
l that is 650 cubic feet a second. 0
) tl.io tl,M d:in i.. .W.....1 ...:ii ti..
'" '"- i lJ UUllC WUHU1 WJIl lUkl
250 and the Central Oregon 400 cu
bic feet. Most of the lauds under
the Pilot Butte- canal can now Ix
reached through the laterals, ami
the long miles of desert between
Bend and Forest, where there was
not a single civilized home a year
ago, is now thickly dotted with set
tiers and considetable crops will be
grown there this year.
Townslte ot Redmond.
Kngineers have this week staked
out the streets and lots of the town
site of Redmond and the two prin
cipal streets are being cleared
Work of platting what is to be thf
main townsite, comprising about 2i
acres, is now going forward and
after the plat is filed a date will be
set for the opening of sales ol
lots. Three hundred and twent
acres have been set aside for town
site purposes. B. S. Cook & Co.
have the property in hand. The
new townsite is located about four
miles east of Cline Falls7 in section
16, towpship 15 south, range 13
east.