I I THE BEND BULLETIN. VOL. n B,F.N.D, OHUOQN, PRIDAY, JUNK 2, 1905. NO 12 w " 1 - nr I M U . I ' r A p(W53,SlQNAL QAB08 v i.onmiK.4. O.C.HtVlNfN 1 NUTAKIHH I'UUMC lll'.NU 1 OKIXION U. C. COE, M. D, oi'ncit ovj:m hank Physician anil Surgeon THI.KI'IIONIC NO. 31 lll'.ND . OKKCON DR. B. F. BUTLER DENTIST All Kind of Dental Work . Fair Trices K.VAMINATKiN VHH ifr(H H.11W llIWlti IIKNH. llKIMUlN m.4i rrr hknimi ANIIIHII.ll. MUM Hl.'irV IHIIIMklV. .1. L. McCULLOCrl, Atintniclcr nnd llxnmlncr of 'Illicit. IiihI ihI Tk' l.iiVnl AfUr itl Nmi Ke.llMl., I'ltlNm'ii.i.ii. OKHWtN J. Al. LAWRIsNCK, U. H. COIMIMMINKK. Notuiy Public. Insurance. Township 1'lat.s fur U)H)r DchcIjuUls Valley. HKNII. (IKIM10N. HOTAKV ITHMl' INttUHAMCIt A. H. CR.ANT lll fur Liverpool, Loudon ft (Hobc, nml l.miatslilie Fire Insurance Companies. (tUM), ORIIUON II I' HkIKNAI- M ll Clt I'KhuihM II loui'ly lli)tfUM. Drs. Belknap & Edwards, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. PRINIIVH.U! ORINION (HAtr t Kf.r f WliMi.Vi Drug hlntr Miss Grace Jones TCACMCn Of Voice & Piano I. lnw tnuty ftf iuiil"'l mi - fmiliil ill Mr iHiKTUti K' AvcHurawl mil Mint. llliNII, Our. J. W. Bledsoe PMOTOailAIMIHK jli'ND. .... aminos All Nt.ll l-trwrvwl unil li.ilklr fktur 1'HiHUhr.l Hi Any Ttmr Crook County Realty Co Real Estate llought and Sold. Ufa mul Accident INSURANCE. (irrKKIN II'M-KMR HI'll.tllNCI HUNII.OIIMillN TRIPLETT BROS. Barber Shop & Baths Host of accommodation, mid work promptly done WAl.l. ST. MINI), OHItOON L. D. WIEST Civil Engineer SH.'cinl qualifications for I.mid Surveying and Irri gution Work. nuNi) OROOON FOR RENT OFFICE ROOMS TWO Well-lighted and con venient rooms in the Bank Building PRlNfiViLLE UlC JU'ro.rlior Till .." mid ktioim nlwnys' clean nitd well 3pp(itfdIijl( jfcttitoiiiible fJUMIlVltt PKH90N J 1 NOTICE TO COME AND SEE US! i IF ! YOU : WANT THE BEST t i ME -i - AI.SO HEADQUARTERS FOR THE BEST GROCERIES AT Till; LOWEST PRICE. isIIm. Dry Grann- f (f laud Sugar tpi.UU I'll). Chii Kvapor utvd Cream 50 lbs. I'riiievillc Klotir t w cmii Koyal Club iJrup .10 1.55 .95 WIS DBFY COMI'KTITION Bend Mercantile Co. brick The Lewis Brick Co. now has brick for sale at the Barney Lewis homestead, two miles from Bend on the Sis- ! tors road. Deliveries will bo made on 24 hours notice. Because we are selling the same and better quality at a closer margin is a very good reason why yoU will find oui4 store the ' best placo to buy anything in the lino of Groceries, Drygoods Furnish ings, Shoes, Hardware, Sash and Doors, Paints and Oils The PINE TREE STORE n. A. SATIIliU, PROPRIUTOR NEW SPRING STYLES Ladles HatS Trimmings Tm T11U LvilIINnU IlltvtvT lmvi nnotuwl im n now? iiulHii(rit on Wall Street, first door north of the H. M. Store, carrying n full Hue of new and up-to-date goods. Call and inspect thetn. Mrs. H. Crabtree, Bend, Or. PILOT BUTTE INN " DAN R. SMITH, Proprietor Trtbles jljiupjilled with all Jhe (leliciicles of the season l')r.st-clasS KtXKijiiHcnt Kitle Rooms and Beds, All stages stop at -tifr''llT"-" THE FAR-MERS? Woven Wire Fence and Barbed Wife Wagons, Busies, Mowers, Rakes, Plows, Harrows, Builders' Material, Roofing Malthoid, Doors and Windows, Paints and Oils, Blacksmiths' Materials, Hardware, Tinware, 1 gal can To Catsup P .90 mato 3 Kill, Uck I 7C Hill's Pickles l0 3 oniiK Tomatoes 2 cutis Com ORDERS Should be left with J. H. OVERTURF Phone 24 O'OO'O'ft Tm I piyfc Rrfrlf f A l,K LLW,b DIItK tU Bend, Oregon the liotol dqor DRAINAQE FOR BEND The Septic Tank the Business. Does TIIRKK NOW IN QPfilATlON. No Pollution of tlic RiverPorous Soil Absorbs Choinlcally Purl fled Scwnze. I-'nur septic tanks have bcon con struccd to taku care of Kciul .sew age. These lxilong to private es tnbliKlimotitK. At the Drake resi dence one has been in use since last fall. One on the Coodwillic premise has been in operation for the same x:rio(l. Drainage from two hotiseu has been satisfactorly disposed of there ami n third house is about to connect with it. At the I). I. & V. club houses another tank has just 1k.-c.-ji installed and Dr. Merrill is completing a similar plant. Others will be constructed in different parts of town. The Drake septic tank wau the first constructed in Bend. A ca pacious cesspool had been built but before it was put into use the septic tank idea was taken up and Mr. I Druke concluded to install that purifying device. Ho did so by putting a dividing wall in the chamber previously built. It has had comarativclv lettle uw but appears to be equal to any call upon it Next n septic tank was construct ed on the Goodwillie lot to care foH sewngo from Good willic's bungalow ami the Gueriu and Lawrence dwellings. The Bertie ohamhor is 3x4x5 feet and fioin that is a drain with an open bottom- leading out under the lawn. Chemical actioinn the septic ohambcr distroys the injurious nature of thu sewage, leaving the discharge quite harm less This tank has had practical use all winter, two houses being connected with it, and has given complete satisfaction. The tanks of the D. I. & P. Co. and Dr. Merrill arc builtonthesame plans, a chamber for the reception of sewage for septic action and a dram from that out into the soil None of these drains reach the river and none even polute the soil, the chemical action in tanks com pletely freeing the sewage of offen sive and injurious matter. SCHOOL BONDS TO HE-ISSUED Result a Foregone ConclusionSmall Vote Unanimous. There was little interest in the school lwnd election held last Wed nesday afternoon in the H M. hall. The result was a foregone conclu sion and few voters took the trouble to go to the poll. But nine votes were cast, all ill favor of bonds. Chairman Wiest called the meet ing of taxpayers to order and on motion Messrs Wiest, Goodwillie and Creed M Triplett were chosen judges nnd Dr. V. S. Nichol clerk of the election. 1 he poll was open from 1 to 4 p. in. but only the nine votes were offered. No women vqted. The only criticism of the bond ing proposal was that the Mini was too small, the opinion being quite general that at least $5000 ought to be used for new building and equipment. The move for S3500 was well under way, however, lie fore this feeling was mode mani fest. The plan which the school board has in mind is to build a four-room, two-story school house so arranged that a like structure may be added when there shall be need of it, all making a harmonious building of eight school rooms. It is not in tended to finish and furnish more than three of these rooms this year. The location of the new school house has not yet been selected. Come to llend and (let Licked, ((akcvlcw I'xamlncr.) The Bend hall team has de feated Prineville four times, and Bend boasts of its . team. Wish they would come to Ifakeview the fourth of July and take part in the $500 tournament to be given here. They would probably get some of the snap taken out of them if they bucked up aguiust I.akeview's toss crs. , Hurrah for I.akeview. Come oh Btnd bovs: we can bent von. r .. I , Cabbage plants ready to set out. W. S, Nichol. tf Richard King and John Blo.w were up 11 1 the homestead of the former this week and Bloss tried the fishing, Monday n big trout seized the hook nnd broke the line ueur the pole. Tuesday Bloss went back to get more fish out of the hole nnd found from a commo tion among the reeds that the fish that had broken his line was moor ed to a bunch of reeds. By the ex ercise of a little generalship he was able to land the a-pound trout and recover his fishing tackle. This convinced the other fish that it was tisclccfi to try to escape him and they enmc to him so fast he was forced to retreat with a full load in in a short time. And their flavor was unexcelled. "History and Resources of Crook County" is the name of a 30-page pamphlet issued last week by the pupils of the Crook county high school at I'riiievillc. It was under the management of Principal A. C Strange, who, in a prefatory note, ex presses the hope that the pamphlet maybe put to good use by sending outside the state to people desiring information of this locality. There arc 29 signed articles. All are well written and most of the information is trustworthy. The booklet is neatly bound in brown, is upon coatod paper and well printed, and tlic paces arc embellished with a number of attractive pictures. It is altogether a very creditable piece of work for all concerned in its pro duction. It sells for 10 cents a copy. Mits Huth Reed and Miss Grace Janes walked out to the Tumalo last Sunday morning, for the ex orci'ic and to see the country. At the Tumalo they sat down on the mossy bank and raved over the beauties of the landscape, the chattering stream, the whispering pines, the singing birds, the mass ive hills, the cerulean dome flecked with fleecy drifts of cumulous clouds floating like flocks of angels across the wow, what was that? Certain sharp pinches down below brought the attention of the ladies out of the sky and a hasty exami nation' brought out the fact that they had planted their feet in an ant hill and the lively insects were resenting the intrusion with much vim- The intruders lost interest in the landscape and sought refuge on a big rock. Alderman and Mrs. O'Kane left last Saturday evening for Portland on business connected wttn their hotel, now under construction here WORK ON DITCH CONSTRCTION Frame for New Flume Completed Central Oregon Canal. All the frame work of the big addition to the Pilot Butte flume is completed and the floor and sides will not be laid until the close of the irrigation season. The orig inal flume will carry water enough for the ( aimer. The entire flume must be dry when the floor and sides are completed to make it one big channel 16 feet wide. The building of laterals and ser vice ditches between Bend and Crooked river is proceeding satis factorily. That work will tie com pleted in a few weeks. By that time the rock work 011 the Central Oregon canal will be so far advauced that water can be led out a dozen miles in that channel mid the ex tension of the big canal out to the river bed and beyond will go for ward rapidly. It is ruinous to haul water so far for a large force. A large part of the expense will be saved by leading the water out in tlic canal to the construction force. Stockholders of the Arnold Irri gation Company held a meeting Wednesday 'night, at which an assessment wij,s made to meet con struction expenses to date. About half n mile of flume is finished nearly half of the whole and the enterprise is going steadily forward. Work of Water Spout. The water spout has been doing business again in Central Oregon. Tuesday there was a storm aud excessive rainfall in the Haycreek section in which the telephone line was disabled aud considerable dam age done to crops. It is reported that Heppuer was again visited by a cloud burst, which repeated the desolaion of two years ago, though not on so large a scale. lfive lives are said to have been lost this time. Tuesday evening there was a wick- ed-louking storm in the mountains t west of Bend. As usual, these J storms jjave Beud a wide berth. TALK OF A RAILROAD Plans to Build to Betul Taking Shape. TQQ AUNY RECENT CHANGES Timber Traffic Will Praw Trnsporta. Hon SoonMr- Drake's I d e a f, A. M, Drake returned home Monday afternoon after an absence of about six months, most of which time was spent in tl-o South with Mrs, Drake it) search of health They visited Cuba, lived four months in Thomasvillc, Georgia, and spent several weeks at French Lick Springs, Indiana. Mrs. Drake is now visiting her brother in Little Falls, Minn,, and expects to come to Bend a little later. Mr. Drake will remain in Bend indefinitely. "I am glad to sec things so solid in Bend" said Mr. Drake. "Itw really a relief to know that the ex citement induced by big ditch con struction camps near town has, passed without doing damage. The town seems to be in excellent busi ness condition and I am very glad, of it. "From what I am able to learn, east and west, Bend's chances for a railroad arc very good. This mat ter has been all but clinched two or three times lately. But the rail road world has been struggling with important adjustments aud plans have been changed on short notice. Railroad affairs cannot bo said to be wholly settled yet, but they arc approaching that con dition. I believe before a full set tlcment comes arrangements will be made for putting Bend in rail way connection with the com mercial world. Yes, the Gould interests are doing energetic work in the West. I think they will be obliged to enter the Pacific Northwest in order to command traffic that the ex igencies of their cose require. Such a line will almost inevitably touch Bend, and when it cames thorc will be things doing In this region. I do not think the earning of that line will be very far in the future, though it may not be the first rail' road to arrive. "Our chiof traffic for a number of years will be lumber. That is the great immediate inducement for railroad construction and the fine body of timber an the Deschutes is mighty attractive to the railroads It will furuish a large volume of traffic for a long time. The market conditions are coming to be such that the railroads will hardly leave so promising a field untapped. So a railroad advance to Bend is- likely to start any day." Fourth of July Committees, The Baseball association has ap pointed Mayor A. L. Goodwillie, C. D. Brown and Charley Bilyeu as a committee on celebration of the Fourth of July and the band has appointed J. Frank Stroud, C. M. Triplett and Charles O. Johnston as its committee. These will meet, with the citizens' committee this evening to set the ball rolling. Chanj;o in Stage Ljne, The Bend Livery & Transfer 'Cp, has bought from the Cornctt Stagfo Co., the stage line between Betfd and Prineville, the transfer goiliR' into effect June 1. There will be no change iu the schedule or ser vice. All the stage horses and vehicles were included in the sale, aud the Pilot Butte barn has been rented for the accommodation of the Bund end of the business. J, Frauk Stroud will be manager of the Hue. r n. Dr. w. Bell Wilcockson gave an i iuterestine illustrated lecture oa if the Passion Play at Oberanimernfan rM in the Baptist church last Wednes day night to a large audience. The Bend ball team went over to Prineville last Sunday and present ed the Prinevillans with their first winning iu a series of five games, by the disreputable score of 11 to o. The Benders refused to show any interest. W. II. Courtney was iu from his ranch a dozen utiles nortlrdf; Beud yesterday and reports cprn, Jjeaus, peas, potatoes and otherJgurdcu truck growing finely. Ho2$i3ught his brother-in-law, Frank$J?ijIrwin, o( Madras, to file homestead on I the adjoining quarter section, ,t I