THE BEND BULLETIN.
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VOL. V
DP.ND, OKI-CON, FRIDAY, JUNF, 7, 1907
NO. 12
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Doors, Paints and Oils
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C. S. BENSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Beid, - Oregon.
V. P. MYERS
LAND ATTORNEY
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Hpvclal alttnllen slrrn to qut.llniii relating to
Water, I,ii4 aim Crucial Corporalloii Mm,
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First National Bank
of Prlnevlllc.
Hstabllshed 1888,
Capital, Surplus and Undivided
Profits, $100,000.00
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WATER AT 450 FEET
pound nt That Depth in
the Redmond Well.
PLENTY OP IT.C0M) AND PURE
Pumping Maclilnory Is Ordered and
Redmond Will Soon Possess an
Excellent Wnter Supply
Rhdmond, June 3. Pour hun
dred nnd fifty feet deep with 30 feet
of water that remained at that
depth after being drawn out for
three hour is the present record
for the deep well at Redmond.
Wnter was struct 011 Friday in n
stratum of sand in which the drill
ing has been proceeding since the
40 feet of magnetic or iron rock
wns finished that we mentioned two
weeks ago. It is tjiouglit tiiat
there may be crevices or fissures at
the top of the water sand and when
casing is put in the water will rise
to a considerable distance. There
is nothing certain about this, how
ever. The water is quite soft to
the feeling, but when vc w.erc at
the well on Saturday morning none
had settled yet so that it was in
shape for drinking.
The depth of the well, 450-fcct,
makes it 200 feet below the Des
chutes river nnd 50 feet below
Crooked river.
Pumping machinery has been
ordered mid a gasoline engine will
be used for power. The plan of
putting in a complete water system
throughout the town is being con
sidered, and it is very probable that
this will be done.
Colonel Ilclchcr says town lots
will be advanced in price now 100
jict cent. 15. C. Park.
AUTOMOUILFS ON STAOI! LINE
Hcnd, Madras & Shantko Company to
Uo Them on a Part of Its Route.
The Ilcud, Madras & Shaniko
Stage Company will soon introduce
the use of automobiles on a section
of its line between Hcnd aud Shan
iko. Automobiles with a capacity
of 11 passengers will be used to
mid fro on the line between Forest
and a point 12 miles north of Mad
ras. This will do away with two
of the present relays nnd will
make travel over this section of 40
miles much faster than is now pos
sible with horses. A stage from
Priucvillc to connect with the auto
mobiles at Forest will also be put on.
The automobile service will be
installed as soon as the machines
can be gotten from Portland. By
their aid Manager Wcnntidy says
the company will laud passengers
in Hcnd at 9 o'clock in the morn-
May Oet New Mall Route.
John T. Dizncy, mail contractor
oh the Wurmspriugs route, is in re
ceipt of nu inquiry from the postal
department as to the effect upon
his contract if the star route from
Shnniko to Bend by wny of Mndrns
is established. Prom this it is in
ferred thnt the department contem
plates establishing that service at
an early date, as the inquiry would
not otherwise have been made. Mr.
Dizney states thnt the proposed
change in his schedule will be en
tirely satisfactory linger the present
contract. Pioneer.
Oppose Now Road.
Steps are being taken by certain
parties looking to the opening of a
new road on a portion of the route
between Bend nnd Roslaud. It Is
proposed to branch the new line
from tho present one at S.ttid Plat
near the Donklc mail box, running
cast and coming out on the old road
near the Joe Williams place. The
new road would be about 1 1 miles
long. If it is opened the stage will
travel over it. The object in this,
according to the promoters, is to
eliminate travel through the Dig
Meadows, ns they claim the road
there is so muddy during part of
the year that the stage canudt make
proper time.
The move for a new road is be
ing vigorously opposed by residents
livint? along the present road
.through the Big Meadows. They
claim that with a little work the
road can be made a good one for all
the year. If the stage stops pass
ing that way it will deprive many
ranchers of mail facilities, and will
be serving practically no one on the
new road. Furthermore, they state
that on the proposed road there
would be no watering places between
Bend and Rostand, which would be
a great discomfort to travelers.
They arc much opposed to the new
project nnd art preparing a rcmon
strancc thereto.
MORE RURAL 'PHONES.
New Une to Run North from Laldlaw
to Redmond Tumalo News.
Ti'malo, June $. Wc are glad to hear
of the Kreat interest taV.cn in the 1'arm
cm & Merchant telephone Hue. At a
meeting last week at taidlaw n new line
Mia or;anUd and o new 'phone or
dered. Thia line will tun north from
taidlaw into the Ilaroei ami Allen vicin
ity and then catt acrou the Dcichutca
river at White Kock, and will talc in a
good many on the cait aide. Other lmc
ignitlcd their intention of coming in
later and Mill carry the line to Redmond.
Thia line, together with the proposed
line from I.aiillaw to Sitter which the
farmers are contemplating building
during the fummcr, will a great con
venience to everyone and at a very until
coat. letter a tine will no doubt tic built
from taidlaw to Ilend which will con
nect the different line at Laldlaw, We
don't teem to be left out after all.
What' the matter with this for June
weather.
A turty couiud of a number of our
neighbor were plcnioing and fishing at
the river Sunday.
Ceo. W. Winter wa a business visitor
at Ilcud l'riday.
Thomas Arnold aud Ilcrt Hod sou
passed through here l'riday going to
Hcnd for medicine for the latter' wife.
Klwood Robert of Sister passed here
Sunday homeward bound from Ilend.
C, W. Thornlhwaitc wa in Tumalo
Saturday going to Rend. Charles will
return Wednesday nt he i working on
the Gibson ditch in which he own an
Interest.
W.J. Ilightowcr and Cla.u Smith
wetc in Tumalo Saturday, having come
after their horse which strayed nway
from their mill near Gist.
A band of about 30 horse passed here
Wednesday going to the vidley,
I. It. and Cha. I,. Winter were down
from the head of the Wittier & Jensen
ditch Sunday. They report Tumclto
creek the highest l'riday tjut there is
any record of.
Geo, V. Whucr'a strawberry vine
thaw t-lgus of a good yield, as do also
gooseberries and currant. Some bushes
of gooseberrie, it would be safe to say,
will yield five gallons to the bush.
Dr. M. V. Turley and wife passed
through here today going to Ilcud,
Mr, Rcnson passed through Tumalo
today curoute to Sisters,
The P. II, I). Co, team passed here yes.
terday with two loads of hay.
Mrs. Smith nnd children ami sister,
Mis Ilightowcr, moved from Bend to
the llightower & Smith mill at the Mel
via place four miles southwest of the
Gist postofnee the first of the week,
Mr, Horner played some nice phouo
graph music over the 'phone to the
neighbors last night. It was fine.
Rolled Darley for Sate,
In the Johnson building on Wall
street at Bend. 8tf
60-INCH STAVE FLUME
Will Be Built Across the
Old River Bed.
WORK TO COMMENCE AT ONCE
Will Deliver Irrigation Water to Pow
ell tiuttes Ranchers Crew Is at
' Work on Arnold Ditch.
A telephone message Tuesday
from C. M. Rcdficld, local superin
tendent of the D. I. & P. Co., an
nounced that work would be com
menced soon on a 60-iuch in
verted stave pipe or flume, to be
built across the old river bed in the
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Powell Duties region. The neces
sary lumber has been ordered and
the work will be started as soon as
the lumber and men can get on the
ground and other necessary ar
rangements be made. The flume
will be on the inverted syphon plan
and will be laid on the bottom of
the old river bed, part of the way
being buried beneath the surface of
the ground.
This pipe will be the first work in
an extension of the Central Oregon
canal and will carry the water of
that canal across the old river bed
onto that part of the company's scg
rcgation lying east of the old river
and in the Powell Buttes region.
The extension of this canal has
been greatly desired by many set
tlers for some time, aud will be
good news to them.
Construction on Arnold Ditch.
The crew that is working on the
extension of the Arnold ditch ie-
ports that rapid progress is being
made. The excavating and build
ing of embankments will hereafter
be confined largely to dirt work
ouly, which insures fast work.
The crew has just finished one
section of the extension and have
moved back to the headgatc, where
a wing dam will be built in order
to enable them to divert the neces
sary head of water. The flume
will also be repaired and extended
a few rods that better service may
be given.
If no unforeseen accidents occur
to retard the work, it is now con
fidently expected water will be de
livered this season onto lauds in
the Fcrguson-McGillvray-Cqllihan
neighborhood.
THAT NEW WAOON ROAD
Will Disown Matters Pertaining to
Road to Connect with the C. & E.
A,t the meeting of Lnidlaw Dcvcl-
opemeut League called last Friday
evening to consider the matter of
the wagon road to connect with the
Corvallls & Eastern, it was decid
ed to call another meeting to be
held nt Redmond ou Saturday, June
15, It is desired that delegates
from all nearby towns be present
at this meeting to agree upon what
action shall be taken in rcgqrd to
opening this road. Delegates ore
desired from Prineville, Bend, Lnid
law, Tumalo, Sisters, and Gist.
But little developed at the Lnidlaw
meeting aside from the fact that the
league had received a communica
tion from the railroad officials stat
ing that they would be glad to meet
a committee from this section and
discuss the matter.
Power Plant on Matoles.
H. V. Gates has filed on a water
right on the Matoles river, with the
intention of installing a power plant
there and generating electricity for
the Princvillc Light & Water Com
pany, which will supply "jujac
for the whole county, J.t is no:
known at present just when work
on the new plant will begin, but tt
will probably bs some time during
the coming falL Review.
NEWS NOTES FROM REDMOND
Personal and Local CvenU In
the
Lives of Redmond Peoplj,
Richmond, June y Strawherrie are
ripening, Tltey look pretty good to us
Karly "garden saw" I getting to be
quite plentiful now,
V. J. O'Connor, sale agent for the ,
I. & 1. irrigated lands, received a tele
gram Wednesday directing him to with
draw all land from sale. We can only
conjecture the meaning but it seems
like another rise in price.
The Ladies' Aid ice cream social of
last Wednesday night was a well attend
ed and ery enjoyable affair, with a very
agreeable net result to the ladies. Sev
eral song, readings and recitations were
very well 'eceivtd. Among other visi
tors from a distance we noted the IJev.
Taxcnerand the Sherwood boys, whom
wc are always glad to Itave with us.
M. K. Landes made a buslncs trip ti
Madras l'riday and Saturday.
A. J, Booth moved Thursday Into Ins
new home northeast of town.
It was a merry party that started liuiw
Redmond Thursday morning for a day's
outing at White Rock. It included
Messrs. and Mesdames Immelee, Ken
dall, Chris Ithrct, Gillespie and Park,
besides Mrs. Carl, M. Kulesh, Miss
Krugcr and quite an assortment of little
I'.breU, Kendalls and Gillespie, makimi
all told 11 persons, Resides these there
were numerous baskets, hampers, fishing
poles, and oilier necessaries. Xo bottled
goods, however, aud no fresh meat. Wc
did not start quite at sunrise as had been
suggested, for we were all out to tlc
social the night before and were up until
midnight or later aud that would not
have allowed time to warm the bed up.
Wc reached White Rock about 9 o'clock
though and proceeded to proceed. At
the noon round-up we cooked a hundred
trout to go with what we liad brought
from home and proceeded to liave a bite
to cat. At the evening round-up we had
about yn fish to our credit, R. C Im
melee leading in number with 73 as well
as having the largest in site. We did
not have our magnifying foot rule along,
but with just an ordinary measuring
stick they were well, a real good site.
On getting back to town about 9 o'clock
everybody was considerably tired, but
happy and jolly and all voted they had
had a real good time, fishing Is worth
while and that we'll all go again some
time. E. C. Park.
Rostand and Dig Meadows Notes.
Messrs. Woods, Taggert and Vande
vert passed through here on a, cnlslng
trip to the upper; timber,.
1'iih are biting fine and trout flies are
numerous among the small willows clow
to the river.
Mr. IJva roindexter of Trinevllle vis
ited Mrs. I'rank West for a few day list,
week.
Mr. Allen and Mrs. Vandevert hac
returned from Rend and taken up ranch
life again until school reopens iq tlc
fall.
Lot of people going thrqugU to tho
Klamath country. We wi.l sure hear
from there some day.
The fruit In the Silver Lake valley has
every prospect of an abundant yield, so
a farmer from there told us, and lots of
it goes to waste for want of a market,
Some enterprising man could do well by
bringing some of it this way.
The hotel at Rosland under the new
management is catering to the public in
a way that speaks well for their efforts.
Graver and Rert Caldwell brought n
heavy load of freight for the store md
Mr. Rourk's stock oompa.re4 favorably
with any store in the country.
I'rank West is tho prqiid possessor of
several nice horses which he will break
for driving and work. Don't let them
break your ueck, Frank,
A pretty sight Is flock of young wild
geese ou Shonquest'a place. They have
made their home there all spring and woo
betide any one who would be hearties
enough to take a shot at them, as ho
considers them his special petn
Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan made a busi
new trip to the Meadows last Sunday.
DllNDBK.
Celebrate at Bead on July Fourth.