THE SIXTHJuly 10th to July 22nd!!
PIGNIGONFQURTH
HAMPTON VALLEY
FOLK TO CELEBRATE
Joiepcndence Day Will be Oala Oc
casion Among Homesteaders
New Postofflce of Hampton
Ettabllttied Crops Look Good
The first picnic ever to be hold in
Hrmpton Valley, the new home
ntead country 75 miles to the south
cast, will be on the Fourth of July.
H. C. Miller, who came to town
Friday to pet a mower and rake,
said that the settlers intend to
make it a gati occasion. One of
the events of the day will bo the
climbing of Hampton Butte.
Mr. Miller reported that the
. upper part of the valley is being
rapidly settled, and a new postotlice
called Hampton, with Adney Fogg
as postmaster, has recently been
opened in the middle of the valley.
A new school district has also been
created, and the children of home
stcaders in that vicinity will be able
to attend school this winter.
Crops in the valley are in good
condition, Mr. Miller said, though
rain has been badly needed. Fall
sown rye is now more than two feet
high, and grain seeded this spring
is growing well.
Mr. Miller's homestead is on the
Bend-Burns road and he has a well
only fifteen feet deep. Accompany
ng him to town were his son, L. E.
Miller, and the I .tter's wife, who
came in to have dental work done.
VOTE SCHOOL BONDS
New
L Pino District Will Have
Dulldlne for Next Session.
La Pine, June 27. The erection
of a handsome schoolhouse here is
the next move on the educational
program as a result of the favorable
vote on the 3,500 bond issue at the
recent school election in district -13.
Construction of the building will be
completed before the opening of
the next session.
A four-mill school tax was voted
for the ensuing year. V. G. Ford
ham was elected clerk to succeed
George Sly, and on the board W. R.
Riley succeeded Wm. Evoringham,
resigned, and C. V. Carmichaol suc
ceeded Wm. Hollingshoad as three
year director. The financial report
showed cash on hand of $319.30, the
total disbursements for the year
being $2040.65.
FIRED BY LIGHTNING
tnology, U. S. Department of Agri-1 lars. From reports received hero
culture, who came to Bend several the rain extended over the entire
weeks ago to make an investigation ' Deschutes Valley ami Central Oreg
on the timber beetle in this vicinity, on.
completed his work last week and Showers also fell huro the latter
left Friday for Baker. He will I part of last week, and newcomers
make a report to the Government ' who have the idea that thisisa rain
of his findings, and copies of the
bulletin will be distributed here.
FINE RAIN FALLS HERE
Crops InCentral Oregon (Ireatly Bene
fited by lixtensUe Showers
A warm and gentle rain that re
minded former residents of the Wil
lamette Valley and the Buget Sound
country of the rains there fell in
Bend Monday, Monday night and
Tuesday. There was a precipitation
of several inches within forty-eight
hours, and it is paid by ranchers
that their crops have been benefited
to the extent of thousands of dol-
less region arc fast
lellcd.
having it dis
RESERVES DECISION
Judge Urdd.'haw Hears Arguments In
Oregon Trunk Injunction Case.
Attorneys C. S. Benson and Ver
non A. Forbes attended the hearing
before Judge Bradshaw at The Dal
les Saturday of the Oregon Trunk
Injunction case with reference to the
building of a spur in Iytlo. Mr.
Benson appeared for the plaintitls,
A. A. Anthony and Mary Kelly, and
Mr. Forbes and Harrison Allen for the
railway. The eao was argued Sat-
TSTe McCormick Line
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Timber In National Forests Near Pine
Mountain Burntd.
Forest fires which swept over a
thousand or more acres have been
reported during the past week with
in a radius of thirty or forty miloa
of Bend. Both national roscrvos
and private holdings have been
damaged.
The most destructive blaze wa3
a few miles southeast of Pine
Mountain, in Government timber,
and there was also another in sec
tion 6-21-15, south of Pine Moun
tain, of less severity. In all, about
1000 acres was burned over, much
large and small timber being de
stroyed. Assistant Forest Super
visor Hubert E. Derrick of La Pine
and Supervisor Roy Harvey of Bend
went out from here Thursday and
succeeded in extinguishing the fires,
returning Friday night. They re
ported that there had been several
mailer fires in the vicinity of La
Pine. Lightning is believed to have
set all these fires in national re
serves. Timber owned by several private
parties was also afire last week.
ThU was about sixteen milos south
of Bend, near Spring River. A
force of nine men was sent out
from here and succeeded in ex
tinguishing the (lames without great
damage being done. This fire is
believed to have been started by
campers.
COMPLETES INVESTIGATION.
W. D. Turner, a special repre
sentative of the Bureau of Ento-
Bend Hardware Co.
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the Date July 10 to 22.
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urdny afternoon mid Judge Hnul
shaw ii'Korvod his opinion. Ho will
decide whether the temporary In
junction obtained by the plaintill's
shall bo nimle permanent. The
main point in the arguments wut
whether or not the proposed right
of way Is on a slieet or private pro
perty, BURNS INDORSES PLAN
tlnrncv lrureslte Would llnve
New I'oMnl Service Prom llcntl.
The iietition to the I'ostollleo De
partment for the establishment of a
daily mail service from Bend to
Burns, immediately upon the com
pletion of the railroad to this point, '
has been circulated at BurnH, receiv- i
ing I It! signatures. Those who have '
taken charge of the work at that
end report a unanimous sentiment '
in favor of the change.
The iR'titlun signed at Burns is
now in the hands of the Bend Com
mercial Club, which will circulate a
similar document here. As soon as
this is signed up both will be for
warded to Washington. .
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