The Bend bulletin., June 22, 1910, Image 1

THE BEND BULLETIN.
VOL. VIII
MIND, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNK aa, 1910.
NO. is
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NEW CAMP GOES
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NEARTOWN
One Mile North Another Outfit
Qcts to Work.
RAILS ARU PUT DOWN
Work It Urlng Pushed Prom the
North anil Many Men Will
Come. Romo Completed
by thanksgiving-.
A railroad camp has been in'
Mailed within a mile of town by
the contracting Arm of Bryan &
YoutiKstrotn, who have 4 mile
of work from Bend tiorthwnrd.
The new camp Is directly beside
the Prineville road opposite the Kb
lie brldxe across the Pilot Unite
canal. Permanent board itahlcs,
bunk house and cookshscks arc
being erected, an well as many tent ,
dump cars and other conjunction
paraphernalia already are on hand,
and every effort is bclntf made to
get all available men on the radc.
In addition to the work along the
main right-of-way from thin camp,
construction will be carried on
upon the side track etc. at Uend.
The Bryan 3c Youngitrom con
tract adjoins that of Chew &
Silke on the north. Beyond it, in
tura, U a two mile stretch let to
Rossi & Adams, who have a camp
some five miles north of town, just
west of the Redmond road,
Already all the rlght-obway un
der this contract has been cleared,
more 'than a quarter of a mile of
work track is laid, upon which
dump cars are being operated.
Mr. Adarat says that 35 men arc
now on the way from Shanlko.
With a force of 5ocn, this work
will be completed by Thanksgiving
be says.
Chew & Silke are operating all
along their I3mite stretch south'
ward from Bend.
New Bridge In Bad Way.
9. 0. Dorris, the Deputy Pish
Warden who has been at" Bend for
some souths, has just returned
frost au extensive up-river trip, in
which Crescent Lake was visited.
Mr. Dorris reports that the bridge
built by the county on the new
Crane Prairie road, crossing the De
schutes just below the forks of Lit
tle and Big rivers, is in a danger
ously damaged condition.
Operation Restores Reed's Stent.
Irvin Reed, son of J. IJ, Reed,
who lost bis sight in a premature
explosion on Arnold ditch work
over four years ago, has had lib
slzbt restored bv a atirceaafiit nntr.
ation just completed in a Seattle
uospuai. word uas been received
by his friends here t lint he now linn
full use of his eyes. Me has been
absent for three mouths nnd will
return in a week or ten days,
SCHOOL MWI.'CTOR HLUCTGD
1
PENCE
V. At. Key for Hoard With I.. I) Wlest
as Clerk.
At the school election held Mon
day V, M. Ruy was elected School
Director nnd I I). Wclst clerk,
to fill the vacnnclcs left by the ex
piration of the terms of U. C.
Coe nnd K. A. Smith. In the
election 96 vote were cast, the can
dldiitcs receiving votes fin follows:
V. M. Ray,.6,V ) Lawrence 19;
W. B. Seller. 11; A M. Lara, 3.
For clerk, L. D Wlest 60. 0. P Put
nam 35. K. A. Smith and J . S, Par
miiitcr were nominated for clerk
but withdrew their names from can
didacy. K. A. Smith, School Clerk, pre
Rented a report of the financial af
fair of the district, of which the
following is a summitry:
.icurrn, ivv-la.
tutUac from L. II. Wl'tl,cl'rk....,..., IJt.16
Cmiulv fund, 'yV-. ..... . - U V
Ht.l fuml, ifuy u 51
Cwmlr fund, lyio .... . III7.1
Utr bind. III,. .......-........ I,w
tUI dUirtct lu,.. .
From luliloii -. m.m n u
liitfdniUtt. ............. ...,-...-. .... la m
ToUl ,. .......... m.... Sijli J7
IHOVMtUkXM. .
Tf hm' Mlttf..,. . .......UlU M
filninif and puMUMh ... ! 11 J3
upll luf Kboal. - .....-..- Si 4;
In.uranc - ....... IJJ
Huptlrt and Impru.iiufnli to txilkllnf
ml ild. .... .......... JIIy
Wxcrwtrk' ... .....- . ...... 43 "
Hurl... . ., ................ ly. J
nllor olk ... .... ,131 73
UUfrMon loud. nd wilt.nti... . 31077
lil.l.loii of fundi u ntw ill.li lrt......... 1471
I'lnl.hlBf tnd fuml-iilm nrw loomi.- Su li
luttdrnUI. ..., ..... ..... j v
TeUl ,-. -. Ml 4
SCMMABY.
ToUl dUtirnatBlt ,.... ......f rill 4
Tout Itctlpl...-. ..- M 17
ItictMofdi.butMmrnU... ....iitIM
However f 1720.39 of the war
rants issued have not yet been paid,
so mere is in the clerics nanus
5461.51.
COMMITTEES ARE APIKMNTED
At a nubile tnectintr called last
Wednesday evening to take up
Fourth of Tulv celebration nlans
committees were appointed and the
proposed holiday thoroughly discussed.
The work of the advertisine
committee, appointed at a previous
meeting, was reported and ap
proved by the house and the chair.
C. A. Chapman was oppointed
marshal for the Fourth, to have
full authority and responsibility for
the carrying out of all the details of
the celebration,
A committee to arrance the uro
gram of events was appointed by
the cuair, on motion, consisting 01
Messrs. II. Turpiu (chairman),
Butts, Hunter, Edwards and Put
nam. A Finance Committee com
prising Messrs. Hudson, Lara and
Caldwell was appointed, to take
charge of the financial affairs of the
entertainment.
Messrs. Forbes, Steidl and II.
Turpiu were constituted a special
committee for collection of fuuds
already subscribed and the securing
of more.
The meeting adjourned until this
evening (Wednesday).
WATER HGARINQATLAIDLAW
fiovoral Contests Dismissed, Out Main
Issues are Being- Tried Out
(leneral New of the
Neighborhood.
BEND is growing!
WE are growing!
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HELP YOURSELF
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L. 8. BAIRD, Tree. J. W. MASTliRS, Vice Trcs.
M. Q. COH, Cashier.
Laidlavv, Or., June 31 The
net result of the watertight hear
Inge for the first week is dismissal
of about 35 contests against the Co
lumbia Southern Irrigating Co.,
the trial of one case on an amended
complaint and partial hearing o(
another, wulcli Is still In progrrss.
When Water Superintendent
Saxton called the docket Ut
Wednesday there whs slicnuotn ob
jection on the part of the Columbia
southern Irrigating (Jo. to going
to tiial. William T. Muir of Port
land, counsel for the company, pre
scuted through another Portland
attorney,. G. F. Martin, an afli
duvit and motion for continuance.
This move was resisted by most of
the settlers. The superintendent
ruled that there could be no con
tinuance except on agreement of
the turtles. Since the parties
could not agree, the superintendent
set Monday for taking testimony,
designating the case of C. W. Al
len against various parties to be
beard first and the Witner case to
follow.
Monday morning the contest of
C. W. Allen vs. C. S. I. Co., G.
G. Gerking, G. E. and J. C.
George, D. M. Smith and C. J.
Mock was called. An amended
complaint was filed adding 35 set
tlers as plalntlUs witu Mr. Allen
and not including the company and
the Georges as defendants. Upon
the issue thus made up testimony,
was taken. C. P. Becker and F.
R. Harbour were the only oral wit
uesses lor the plaintiffs. They
testified that no water was used
upon the lands in question by de
fendants prior to 1904. S. J. Ne,w
some of Prineville, the only oral
witness for the detense, testified as
one of the incorprators of the old
Three Sisters Irrigation Co. that
water was appropriated for these
lands before there were any proceed
ings under the Cary Act in Oregon.
Thus the plaintiff sought to show
that defendants, who are outside
the Columbia Southern segregation,
have no rights antedating 1904,
(prior to which date plaintiffs' own
rights are alleged to have ac
crued), and defendents try to
establish their right through au
old diversion before operations
were inaugurated under the Cary
Act. The rest of the evidence
was documentary.
V. A. Forbes of Hend and W. S.
Ashton of Potttand represented the
plaintiffs and Myers & Young ap
peatcd for defendants. A motion
for nonsuit was made when plain
tiff had closed, but it was merely
entered in the record.
Today the cases of O. W. Wlmer
against the C, S. I. Co. and the
company against the Wlratrs, hav
ing been consolidated lor one Hear
ing, are in progress and promise
to occupy two or three days.
C. S. lietison of IJcnd and M. E.
Brink of Prineville appear for the
Winters and $W. T. Muir or Fort
land for,, the company. Among
the witnesses sumateaed are W.
P. Vandevert of LaVa and W. II.
Staats and. L. D. Wi&Lof Bend.
P. Jenten, who recently (was with the
O. W. & I. V. Co. survering crew, Is
now busy Improvlug JjIs irrlgsted lend
north of town. k
The tanreylnf crews" of j'the Oregon,
Wmihlnuton Si Idiho finance Co. hsve
completed their work on tho resenrolr
ite niV feed ccnal. It le , expected the
urver of the segregation will be made
later on.
The Lelrflaw Development League baa
takrn up the matter of holding a Harvest
I'eitivaf here a short time before the
openlnr of the County Pair,, apd ap
pointed Kred Wallace. iW. JJ. norms
and C. P. IUUer 00 cotntalltee , to
formulate plana forame. .
People wltb the Idea tUat fr&lt'jcannot
be auccettfull raited in tW. section
should take o look at the orchards north
of town. W. H. Courtney's orchard if
well stocked wuu plenty pi appica,
plumt and other fruit; bis strawberry
beds are alto netting good returns.
Ted Becker, who ha been attending
the O. A. C at Corvallls the past winter,
arrived here after a trip across the
mountains.
O. W. Updike of Matoles, accompanied
by his nephew, John Updike, of Clarinda,
Iowa, spent a number of days here last
week.
Atameellnsof the Farmers Telephone
Co. held here Saturday it was decided
tint owing to tne Increase in imstneM, ic
will be necessary to Install a new switch
bosrd here and alto build a new line to
Redmond.
Several Uldlawites visited the Matoles
this week and as evidence of the trip
brought back a good sited atrlug of fab.
L. H. Root and wife returned from the
Valley thia week.
Our former mail carrier. C C. Bennett.
with his family, moved to Klmlra, Ore.,
this week, where be has Interests.
Miss Ruth Dsvton. danshterof Mr.
and Mrs. V. It. Dayton, returned from
Whitman college to spena we summer
here.
D. M. Smith of Redmond was in town
the first of the week, driving over in bis
Duick.
Mrs. II. R. Bajler left last week for
Portland, wb.re she will spend some
time.
Roy Chsptaau, who returned with Ted
Becker from the O. A. C., Corvallls, last
week, will spend bis vacation on the
Casey ranch near Powell llutte.
Jacob Sherpek of Rahler, Ore., U a
new arrival looking tfor land in this
KCIKTB.
A number of members of the X. O.O. P.
Lodge of kaidtaw went to Bend Monday
a I . .1 ll..t.J it., ik
CYCDing 10 organise nwiur mugc &ucsca
AURRIAQB IS SOLEMNIZED.
Miss Aaaa Johnson Becomes the Bride
of Mhwesota Maa,
On the moraine of Monday, Tune
20th. Miss Anna M. Johnson of
Bend, and Andrew E. llagessen of
Oulutb, Minnesota, were united is
the bonds of marriage at the home
of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. P. Johnson. The Rev. J. Ah
thony Mitchell officiated at the cer
emony, which took place at about
10 o'clock. The bridesmaids were
Miss Cora -Sather and Miss Mar
garet Aune, Anton Aune and Ar
thur 0. Johnson acting as grooms
men. Tiie bride was tastily dressed
in cream satin. In the service the
old family Norwegian Bible was
used.
A delightful breakfast was served,
following which, at a. little alter
noon, the couple started for Sbaniko
in One of Wcnandy'a cars, which
friends had made gayly conspicuous
with decorations. Mr. Hacenson
takes his bride to Dulutb, via an
extended trip, where he is in busi
ness and will establish their borne.
ANOTHER NATURAL RESOURCE
Mtsfh O'Kam FMe on Vinegar Spring
Near IHrlman.
Mr. and Mrs. II. O'Kane. of Bend.
were In Shanlko Tuesday, returning
home from a visit at Portland's Rose
Festival.
Mr. O'Kane Informs us that he has re
centlr filed a location on a vinegar spring
near Illllman, whlcn will lurnlsn sum
cleat vinegar to make up all the saver
krant In Oregon. lie la aito imeretiea
In an orchard planted to hsm trees and
the production of pickled pigs feet will
naturally follow the exploitation of the
vinegar spring, Shanlko Star.
Mr. O'Kane states that the de
scription of bis novel projects ap
pearing above scarcely does justice
to them. His idea is (o plant most
of the property to cabbage, irrigate
it with vinegar Irom the spring, and
thus produce saner-kraut. Pigs
will feed on this, the last production
of the carefully planned scheme be
ing pickled pigs feet.
Dam Work la Now Completed.
The putting down of the needles
in the sew dam raised the water
some two i' last Saturday, and
on Monday they were driven home,
so that sow the entire flow of the
river passes through the npilways.
A bie pond is formed, still water
extending up-river considerably be
yond the bend. This last step
marks tbr completion of the dam,
which now is ready to supply
power to the water wheel which is
to be installed.
Sylvester L. Staats Weds.
TI10 friends of the bride and
groom and their families last week
received invitations to the wedding
of Sylvester Laflin Staats to Miss
Grace Hortoa, at the borne or Mr.
nd Mrs. T. W. Trlnlett on Thurs
day morning, June 33rd. Mr.
Staats ts tbe eldest son ot w. H.
Staats, one of Bead's pioneers and
leading citizens. Miss Horton,
formerly of Lenoir, No'rth Carolina,
is the daughter of Mrs. T. W.
Triplett.
Crkksea en Road to Recovery.
Emit Erickson whose skull was
fractured seventeen days ago in a
runaway accident, will recover
from bis injuries, despite the grave
fears at first entertained for his
safety. He is at the hospital, and
is bow silting up and making a
rapid coBvalesence.
Born.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
E. Finch Pitman on Thursday,
June 16, at the hospital, Tbe baby's
name is B. Flnchjr., and its weight
13 ponnas.
REDMOND ASKS
A NEW COUNTY
Petition Is Filed for an Initia
tive Vote.
PROPOSED NAME 'DESCHUTES'
Takes AH of Northwestern Crook frtms
Lines Eight MHes West of
PrkscvMo and Five MBes
North of Bend.
Salkm, Or., June 31. Aa iaitk
tive petition for a new county te be
formed from the B&rthwesfera part
of Crook County and knows a Dos-'
chutes, was filed with the Secretary
of State today. Rcdtsod is to be
the county seat.
Rkdmomd, Or., Jane aa. It is
not positively knows here whether
the petition for a new county fe
been iled and tnere is a good deal
of reluctance about dicussing tbe
matter prematurely. However, M
mar he aald that the BTODOted StW
connty includes tbe territory rtotth el
Township 17 (in which Bend &sUatI).
and west of Rmkc 15 labotrt hall way
between Redmond and rnaevutc). ie
present Crook connty line oa north d
west are taken br tbe prefaced csswtrtr.
Thus tbe projected new dlvWon will
Include aomethlns' wore than l.eco,eso
acres of territory, about sooo pofmlatiea
and something flke s,ooo,oco of UMk
valuation. It Includes Madraa, LaWkw
and Sisters. Circulation of tbe ftetMoa
was done quietly, but it is noderstoM
aotne 1 3,000 signers were obtained hi the
State.
NOTICE
H
ACTION ON IMTCH CONTRACT.
Stato Laad Board Deters K UsrtM
Next Moot.
Actios regarding the propoatd
cancellation of the State's Carey-act
contracts with the DescbHtot Irri
gation & Power Company wu post
poned lost Friday at a steethg of
the Desert Land Board is Solera
until the next meeting of the board,
which will be about the middle el
July
As attorney for the receiver. ,L.
A. Adams asserted that the oosa
pany has complied with iu contract,
in spite ol the difficulties ssaor
which it has bees laboring. Aetic
Governor Bowermas took the posi
tion that the first duty of the State
was to nroiect the settlers who are
trying to make homes sader tbe
ditches made by the company.
Should tbe Laad Board proecoa
with the fulfillment of its order to
revert the lands to the State the ea
tire investment would be tors dows.
With that point is view, Jwdtje
Beas seat to Safest a request that
the Land Board refrain frost actios
until tbe pending litigation shall be
disposed of.
We now have in stock at our- mill
warehouse a full line of Standard Size
Fir and Cedar Doors and Windows,
Plain Qlass and Fancy Frtnch Plate,
Cottage Doors, Cottage Windows, Win
dow Screens, Screen Doors,-Building
Paper, Flintkote and MikaW Roofing,
Lime and Cement. If you contemplate
building see us.
THE PILOT BUTTE
DEVELOPMENT CO.
ISe First National Bank
OF BEND, BEND, OREGO-N
Or. O. C 00. Pralbnt B. A. SATHCR. Vlaa PraM
O. 8. HUDSON. 0,M
Capital fully paid ... 085.000
8tockhold.iV lUbllUr 3-0fO
Burolu. ..... S2.000
BC
A Bank is Strong
When It has the bHslnese, confidence and support of the people.
A Bank, like a man, cannot do hustness la a cemsHMiHy a4 '
not he known by it conduct. If It le stetMced prooertr, af
fords tbe people absolute safety and fclr dealing, it will
receive their busiuesa and tbey will continue to patronise It.
Bu&iftMS Stys Only Whore it ic WH
TrMtti.
Almost everybody in this community does more or a bosl
nets -ni'-h The Pint National Bank of.Bend, awl we expect,
by lair treatment and progressive methods, to contiooe to
provide a Bank that TUB PBQPMJ KNOW IS GOOD ami one
that is a benefit, to the entire Bend country.
Our first consideration is SAIWY. Note or large, cash re
serve, which is always several time tbe amount required by
the United State Government.
DIRECTORS:
V, C COM K. A. BATHER C S. XUDSOX
V, V. SMITH X. C, KLU