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wppwwri THE BULLETIN. VOL. in BEND, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1906. NO. 44 BEND brri n mt PROFESSIONAL CARD8 d. 3. SeNson, AYfONNGY AT LAW lieihi, Oregon. U. C, COE, M. D. Ul'I'lCit OVHK IIANK Physician and Surgeon TKI.W'IIONK NO. 21 MINI) ORI'.OON KKAI faMMt tHH'tlllf 4NIIMll.ll MU ANIH-lrV J. L. AlcCULLOCII, Atnlrnctor niul lUninlncr ( Illicit. I,HI tn1 Tim tjmlti Allrr Uit Nmt Knfctrtila I'K I Nit VI U.K. OXXOO.V NiirAKV rmu.ie inndhancii A. H. GIUUMT AcfHt fm Liverpool, London c (llobc, nnil Lancashire I'lrc limurnncc Companies. HUM), OKIUION II f lUIMKirM It CM H l(,H'AMM II (.iMtllljf I'hpMWll Drs. Bolknap & Edwards, PHYSICIANS AND SURGIONS. I'ltlNliVILMt ORISOON Ulhvr t Kr u( WitiHrk IIim M Crook County Really Co . Real folate Nought and Sold. Life and Accident INSURANCE. orrKn i mm -! wii ii wii. ntian TRIPLE'IT BROS. Barber Shop & Baths Best of accommodations mid work promptly done WAI.I.MT. HHNI). OKHOON PRINEVI LLE HOTEL? M. C. A. MCtHtWKlL riUlur Till i.'i mid Rooms always clean nnd well supplied -Rates reasonable I'KlMKVfl.l.U OKIICON prce land in Oregon, A I lt.lf Ih 'lairy lnlwlluti Art Wr. llfftl II.H our WKITK UK AM. TO i MoiiVI'lt mat) fur II H CuwV lu !' AWI ! l li'tlUtttt IX REWARD! - The undersigned will puV fio.oo for the detection and convic tion of any person who in any way will fully injures or de stroys its lines in Crook County. THE DESCHUTES TELEPHONE CO. 60 YEARS' EXPERIENCE t,nt it. (JMmI ftri Hui lt. wIlHoyl W. I l" ScteHtific American. ml)NN&Coi"B'"' New York Tlmlwr l.mil, Act June i, 11. NOTICK KOlt PUIIIilOATION. 0. 8. I.ml Office, Tli ttalltn, Orrgon, Ntitthilitr 17. IWJ. Niitlcr U lirliy glf H UiS In itmiplUjicr wllli tltr iiiutMou untie Art or CuiikItm of June J. );. tiilllleit. "An nyl fur the le HI llnilicriauiM In llir nUlrii iif Cullrornln. (Irriiim. Njn'l- WnlllnlllnTrrlUnr)l,, rumleil U ll Ui liiitillc tut Btutca ty Act of AuH, ityii Kttltm K. Hpiliilliiuri of IIcikI, county iif Crook, ulntr of Orrgoln ll tlil..ly Mini lulhlrilcc licr worn julrmtill No. ;.tn, for Ihr purcliMc ufthe H of urc IB, lp K, r n r, w in. . . Ami will ofTVr iirouf tu iliow tlmt llir tinl nuttlll Itinorc iliiHlitc fur lu tliulwr or lone limn for HKilcullurnl imrKt, mill lo f.lulill.n tier cUlm toMililUml btfoir J, M. I.nwicncr, I', rt. Conuiiloloiicr, lit liU olTlit In llcnd, Ore lull. on the jlluUy of I'curimty. ivoA. , MHB Trade Marks r'rn0 Oopyhiomtb Ac. fAnro M1"I ikdrh nd dww tiHIoa lalA'r uotttun owf uputva fr yUlW u tier iw 4innpin. uti uunn m iu. muia lluiilcr, joint rilclill mt Churlc A, HiMimhour, Hllofllriul, Oregon Any iiinl H pcrnoiii claiming iitvcmety the klhvvilrw.rlbel UmU ire reucttil lo Ule llirlr cluliiia In tbl) olhce on or before the l'l Jill ,tty of lcbrur)Ti ilMv .... tU-tl WieUAHT.NOUK.Kc.Utcr. GRAIN (g GRASS -: SEEDS :- Fancy Alfalfa Seed, Dry Land Alfalfa Seed, Winter Oats, Extra Fancy Imported Shadeland Won der Oats, Fancy Clover Seed, Kentucky Blue Grass Seed and Vetch Seed. FARM Implements Largo and Comploto Stock of Plows, Har rows, Wagons, Harness and Builders' Hardware. Bend Mercantile Co. BEND, r TIMBER LAND WANTED I have completed arrangements whereby I can handle it number of nf'd umber claims, in the Des chutes timber belt, at once Title must be perfect I have 8ecial inquiry just now for land in Tps. 31, 32, s.T and j. S . R. n K . and if parties owning laud there will communicate with me. it may result to the aiiv.iutgc of all concerned. J. N. HUNTER, General Cruiser BEND, f B ecauso we are selling quality at a closer margin is a very gooa rpjRor whv vou will find our store the best place to buy anything in the lino of Groceries, Drygoods, Furnish ings, Shoes, Hardware, Sash and Doors, Paints and Oils Tft PINE TREE STORE U. A. SATHDR, I'ROIWHTOR Dr. B. F. BUTLER DENTIST Will be January Best Printing at IS Bulletin Office BAKER. Barb Wire In Carload Lots "Waukeganita" Gal vanized Wire, best on the Coast, will not rust. OREGON. f or i and Land Locator OR.EGON. the same and better in Bend 12, 1906, A DAM BELOW BEND I), I. & P. Co. Will Build Below the Townsitc. IMPORTANT POINT INVOLVKI) This Action ly the Company Settles the QiieMlon of lrcicrvlnic Wutcr I'owcr nt Tills Place. The Deschutes Irrigation & Power Company will hold to its .former contract nnd secure water for the irrigation of 56,000 acres from a canal with hcadgates below Bend. This action by the company and the land Ixmrd is commendable It is right in line with the policy of the settlers to have as much laud put under irrigation as possible without destorying those interests, present and future, dependent on water power at this place. Hend !cop!c have claimed that there was 110 need to divert water above the town to irrigate a .segregation that could k reached by a canal with head gates Ik-Iow Hend. J. O. lohustou, vice-president and general manager of the com pany, announced the above decision 111 conference with the state laud board at Salem last week. It means that an abundance of water will lie retained in the river for all legitimate development purposes at Wend, and that the town will not be deprived of this most vital as set to its future growth. A dispatch to the Orrgonian from Salem tcl's the svry in full. It reads: Sai.km, Or., Jan. 15. The Des chutes Irrigation & I'owcr Com jxiny have practically conceded its mummy 10 i;ei n huiiiciciu water supply for all of its irrigation pro jects in the Deschutes country and will prolnibly abandon one of them. This situation was developed at a meeting of the State Land Board a few days ago, when Manager J. 0 Johnston was lxifore the board to arrange for a contract for the recla mation of two remaining proiects. The Deschutes Irrigation & Power Company is the successor of the Pilot Hultc Development Com txuiy and has already constructed canals which reach in the main the tract included in that segregation. Some extensions and laterals arc yet to be constructed. The com pany is also the successor of the Oregon Irrigation Company, which controls a segregation of 56,000 acres under the Carey act, and the company has a segregation of near ly 80,000 acres in its own name. These two projects have been ap proved by the Secretary of the Interior and are now awaiting con tracts between the State Land Hoard and the company for the reclamation of the laud. At its conference with Mr. John ston the board decided not to enter into a contract until State Hngiueer J. II. Lewis has examined the laud and certified the number of acres that can be irrigated with water available, Mr. Johnston indicates his intention to undertake the Ore gon Irrigation project, for which he will secure water through a canal with headgatcs below the town of Hend, on the Deschutes, thus avoiding the conflict with waterrights at that place. Mr. Lewis will leave soon for the Des chutes country and ascertain how much laud the company can irri gate from its proposed system. A later report in the livening Telegram quotes Mr. Johnston as denying that the company would abandon any of its projects. He would not admit the correctness of the statement that the company would go below Hend for the diver sion point of another canal. A. M. Drake, on being inter viewed, said he had uo information other than that in the papers but he did not believe the company would follow Mr. Johnston's "rule or ruin" policy which would unfavor ably afreet other interests of magni tude in this section, since any such action would only bring on expen sive and long-winded litigation which could only re-act to the com patty's disadvantage and keep fur ther settlement from the lands pcml iug a final decision, which might tuku years to reach. Two Uend Men Injured. As Henwy Tweet was assisting ill lifting a water tniik at the V. U. J) Co. null Monday uiornini;. he wlvellVstveM Btrulu iu the rfij'h , 1 re J side that has laid him trfr at home for the past few days. After the tank was put in place Tweet felt n sharp pain in his right side, which at once caused him difficulty in breathing. The pain was- So acute that it was necessary to take him home. The latest reports announce that he is recovering nicely from a very severe strain to the muscles of the right side. The same morning as Henry Lin stcr was rolling a heavy log down the roll-way at the Liustcr mill, he slipped and was unable to get away from the descending log. Mr. Liu stcr, as the log caught his foot, low ered his leg onto the roll-way and the log rolled onto him. Aside from the pain caused by the great weight on his leg, no injury was sustained and he is now attending to business as usual. SILVER LAKE A1AIL DELAYED. Recent Storms Block the Roads With Snow. The mail carriers to and from Silver Lake arc having a serious time the past three days. Recent snow storms have put the roads in bad condition. South of Lava JJutte the snow is drifted three and four feet deep. Silver Lake mail that should have arrived nt Bend Wednesday morning came in Thursday morning about 1:30 o'clock, while the Thursday morn ing mail did not arrive until late to day Herbert Cook brought the Silver Lake mail iu Thursday morning at 1:30 o'clock. About 1 1 130 o'clock Wednesday morning he met Joe Taggart, who had left Bend with south mail at 10 o'clock Tuesday night, only a mile and a half south of Vandevert's ranch. Taggart was practically stuck iu the snow. Cook had come down with pack horses, so he traded his horses for Taggart's wagon and came on to Bend. On account of the general mix-up in time schedule the regular driver to go south was in no shape to make the return trip Thursday morning. Barney Lewis therefore was pressed into service and started south with the mail. This isa most unusual occurrence on this route. Old-timers report that seldom has the road been so badly blocked for so long a time. Bid TIME AT LAIDLAW. Irrigation Institute and Basket Din ner next Saturday. AtLaidlaw, on Saturday, Jan ucry, 20th, morning and afternoon sessions, 10 a. m. and 2 p. m. re spectively. It is hoped that this gathering may prove not to be iu any sense a local affair, or a lone effort, but rather a permanent institution, whose influence eventually will em brace the entire portion of Crook county which is subject to irriga tion, and continue its sessions from year to year at such timrs and places as may seem advisable. The committee wish to extend to Bulletin readers a cordial invitation to favor the meeting with their pres ence, to join in the discussions which are expected to be intensely practical, to enjoy the musical and literary portions of the program which have been promised in re- spouse to special invitations, and also to become acquainted with more of your neighbors us you di vide with them the good thiugs of "basket and store. The program to be given will be as follows: MOKKIXO SKSStClXY i Address of Welcome, foltymrii. Vv prayer Rev, J, C, tieargllai,nMlftvl Itii.triuneliUl Solo. C. A. llciiMin. lleuil The School of Irrigation, UjXrrvs- miv nun now (hm v.ui)iiucit;i, ' p. H.IUIC4, l-siillaw Mak Uiiortctte, l'MMl l.OlKlfll lleiul Rear Mow llcnd 'n,.. iVniv. V . AltiM. Y.'VMt.,... Nipranu Niio, MIM .Mitrioil Yiiit. I farming iitSclcurV, 11. J. OuTiurl, I . r.'vi"!--" ."i.,v.:"iiv. wmi'vi i.WVIL -.v- 1HSK1.V IIXHK. AlTKR"XO'6x sViSSION'. The llarit fMtnll The l'l.tiire I'urinlqg, - - .!'. M. .Wallace, 1 f' ' Tenot- ,!Hnvd I.olxlell, Ik'llll . llMltV. HHIMtHM f 1. 1'W a-MVltience ol 1 l-rutts nml, ' ot , Vruit . rem vw 'tn.T. McMlllmt. HlMhI Ctflcrf JCttlttreusii Occmvitiou for , , ,Vmm!ii, .Jlrs.J. O. C.erkln, I.alilti . 1 a iir.' t tin -v1" -. Qi);ktip M'n 'nnli "iiiii!tiiirn Iml'llttw m?u llli'fl :ncfi iiini e.-ut uc.uqruziu nt u uar ajtl.M1. X'. t1?n8, Bank uiluiffE. if3f Hr WruM. VU'ul Lobtlcll. Harry Ksniiii!, IV M' UffuWI. ling, ..arrM-StdfrWJjjt, Slum we i'Juii lor uie X J)lftv'rcit,fiyVv"1'Of Trrluatjon, nml the. Ihu- Hf Vftt,H.il,t . ?T&T'ta,tejfflS.tf'M U.fN, - .-, .... IJUli.Mlll, IlllHl. I ,.!.1lJ. THE WEEK'S RUMORS Much Railroad Talk but Nothing Definite. WILL BUILD IN THE SPRING Reported that Corvollls Eastern Wllf Begin Construction across State In a Few Alontlio. ThcCorvallis & Eastern arc mak ing preparations to extend its rail road through Central Oregon. Real izing that the time is at hand when they mtist cither extend their line or abandon it to their competitors, they have decided to begin con struction work as .won as the snow iu the mountains is melted suffic iently to allow it. This is the news heralded by the Laidlaw Chronicle in its last issue. The past week has been rather barren of definite railroad news, but the papers of the state arc full of rumors. These may be of interest to our readers for the grain of truth that they may contain. The Bul letin gives them for what they arc worth. The cause for the expected exten sion of fhe Corvallis & Eastern is the well-known one of the necessity of irrotccting its territory, and the great advantages possessed by this road in an east and west line across the state. The rtimor nbd reaches The Bul letin that tile Southern Pacific ha:, asked a saw rtilll in western Crook county to submit bids for a quan tity of pine tics to be" delivered at Forest, Redmond and Beild. If there is truth in this statement it certainly looks as though db'luiH construction in the near future veaf intended. The report that has reached Vale regarding the Chicago & North western Is to the effect that one brancli of the Hue will cross the Snake river 'nt Nyasa and" run west from there td Vale arid then head for Ceiilbi Uregdrl. Which pass it trill take jSUHkubwi!. It can follow Up BUlly Creek toward Bculah, and thchbb to illlHis, anti on througH tb lk-iid rfHd across the mountains td tile Willamette valley. E. M JRlcfc, a capitalist fond New V8rk, passed through Vale this week lor the interior. He .stated be intended to secure large holdings of timber west of lidrns: and a!4o in the LakevievV cdlhUrt . This fact coupled, wilh the fact that Northwestern engineers were iti Nyssa last week looking over the route from Boise, where they have established n partial survey from Casper, Wyo., leads the people df the interior to the belief thai this line will be extended oh1 tdward the coast. .. .. , The tiurtis Times-HcHlhl claims to have positive illUaMbll Ihaf HarrtulaH interests int'eh'd to Jitisii the rfdtrdn-Ontario road to a rapid, completion, and brands as false thy statemeUt that this road will not be built for 3dm time to come. It says IhS n 51 iWt bYirtg btiilt for fear tllat HM.vvllt fiMVK h err) tory but simply ds 4 piWSS filet by Harrimau. Cenral Ana EalttcVu Oregon are ready for development and for that reason Harrimau Vil! build. Lawrence's Appointment Confirmed'. )d'A tail. H. the Senate confirmed tlietArPlnmeM of J. M. Lawrence of fiend Y6 Itoe, Wcfchlp of thV Koseourg lauu omcc. As has been known, a most vfRorous opposition has been made to The appointment of Mr. Lawrence to V&, office. It is therefore naturally 'a 'Ho'urce of gratification to his friciuth tluVt after a most thorough investigation by thcv gov ernment as to his fitness the senate has ratified the nppoIntuYeJAI. TeJcTWnco'n'iany Erects ,6,fficers. .. At rife yonrrx. 'tg of the WesclivlC3.i Telephone ..Corupanv, held last Mo.uday the old officers e-qlccted itu. tnp exception v. Tonipkilis wlfbSvas elected Treasurer A. L. Goodwillle. Secretary HUC. Ellis. fc . ,,),. The bKYd'o'fWectors constitute W. E. rGoVffi.i.hr., A..,t.'Good willie., pL, Tomritfta, II. C, Ellis alufl E. F. BpV .. The busi- je vjce-prcsiucijgy, rorraern iers forjjvhe nismn Vca" are: PresidentW. E. Guerin, jr. , Vice-president P. L. Tompkins. si II