Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, March 01, 1906, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextI. frank W.I .on, frllnt Mvy.rd Dunn, Vk-Prtlrfnt Nathan Tirmworth, tashlari Andrew Cr ulnar, f. M. Pillar, No. 70A9 , . First National Bank of Condon Cnpitftl $2A,000 DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS No niatU-r how large, no nmtU-r how aumll, this lank will give your liiNliifaa tli Mirvful atUiUou which iU central ligation and pt-rsonal Interest! warrant. DrafU tssuad en all parti of Ota World. Wa solicit your patronaga S. B. BARKER, PiM&ai JAY BOWES MAJf, GILLIAM COUNTY BANK Capital rtO,OCX Transact a fieneral Bunking Bualne!. Do tiwatlc and Fondgn KsrhanKtatightand!ld. Wrwiur-a, n, BAitKrn, jay imWkman. c. o. portwood, s. r. ' KtlHAl UKK, K. T.COX, CONDON, No. ARLINGTON NATIONAL BANK ARLINGTON, OREGON . Capital, $50,000 Surplus, $20,000 Tianaacta General Hanking lSii!nev, Ltter of Credit iasued. Jx cliuiign aoUl on irinriial fith'a In Unittl Htatca and KurtjjH,'. Your paUmnge solicited. J. W. fRENCH. fro. F. T. UUWJURT. Vkt-rra. 0. D. STUFGE5S. Ou&ler The palace hotel, IIMJIN MYUR8, Proprietor Mat coinmodioiia llotfl in the c'ty. Table supplied with the (n et t!i" market ailurd. tfpecial attention given to the comfort ot guest. ; , : : : Tickets Good for 21 Meals, $4.00 CONDON, ORGQON THE GOLDEN RULE COFf EE HOUSE Short Orders Day and Night Sarvice Everything Neat and Clean ROY DANIEL Proprieter LIBERTY MARKET W. I. PARKS Ss CO., Proprietors DICALKR IN AH klncl Prth nnd Smoked AlentM. Fish on Fridays t t i Main Street Condon Meat Company JOHN HARRISON, Manager Fresh and Cured Meats, Beef Pork, Mutton and Veal......... A SHARE OF YOUR PATRONAGE IS SOLICITED Corner Spring and Oregon Streeta CONDON, OREGON J. C. HARDMAN CONDON LIVERY BARN HARDMAN & RAMSAY, Proprietors Special Attention to Teamsters' Trade. First-class Livery Service. Hay and Grain for Sale. CONDON, ALBERT , ...Livery and Feed Stable... Our livery Btock is flrst-clnBa. Best attention to boarding stock. You patronage is solicited. 8PRI1NQ STREET, CONDON, OREGON Vlcs - rmUul t 0. P08T000. CuU ORGQON i J, Condon, Oregon J. C. RAMSAY OREGON DAMS OREGON STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST LAW WILL NOT STAND. Bill to Restrict Giving; of Free Rides by Railway! Not Properly Drawn. Salem The antlpaat law Initiated by tba People! Power leagaa it miona an enacting clause, and is therefore fold. The eon ttl tat Ion expressly provides that all lawi initiated by tba people ball contain tba enacting clauae, "Be it eaacted by tba people of tba state of Oregon." Tba copy of the bill filed with tba secretary of atata baa no aacb clanae. The discovery waa made when Secre tary Dunbar aent tba bill to the atate printer, preparatory to bating 100,000 copies printed for distribution amor g tba voteri of tba atata. Attorney General Crawford saya tba secretary of atate cannot permit any one to correct tbia defect, because each of the 8,000 or more petitioner! algned the bill In Ita present form. He rules that the secretary baa no authority to change it or to allow any one else to amend it, but that he must submit it aa it rame to him from the petitioners. The supreme court baa held In the case of the atate vi. Wright, 14 th Ore gon, page 875, that the deliberate omis sion of an enacting clause is a fatal de fect. The discovery of thia error brought to light the fact that there is no enact ing clause or formal declaration of any kin! on any of the bills for amend ments to the state constitution, for which petitions are on file. Thia ap plies to the woman's suffrage amend ment, as well as to the amendments submitted by the People'! Power league. It haa not been determined whether this omission makes the amendments void or not. The officials are looking up author! ties. No authority has been found to allow the secretary ot state to refuse to submit a measure to a vote of the peo ple, even though it may contain defects which make it void on ita face, provid ed the bill or amendment comes to bim with the proper number of signatures. Land for Reservoir Site. WashingtonThe sectary of the In terlor has finally withdrawn land for the Cold Spring reservoir site in con nection with the Umatilla irrigation project iu Eastern Oregon, the land ly ing in townships 4 and 5 north, ranges 29 and SO eaat. Persona who have made entry of any land embraced in tbia reservoir site prior to the prelim inary withdrawal, August 16 last, and have not acquired vested rghti, will lose their land through the cancellation of their entries. The government, however, will pay for any improve ments they may have made. Will Show How Alfalfa Grows. McMinnville II. E. Lonnshury, traveling freight agent of the Southern Pacific company, has purchased for the company five acres near McMinnville. to be used as an experiment for growing al'alfa, with the hope of promoting dairying interests. Numerous other tracts of land tbronghout the valley have been purchased by the Southern Pacific for the same purpose. The company will furnish the seed together with a supply of land plaster and inoc ulated soil from successful alaflfa fields in other parts of the state. " Will Start In 60 Days. Eugene The deeds tranafering the Eugene Woolen mille from Wilbur A Wright, of Union, Or., to the Salem company, headed by T. B. Kay, which recently acquired the property, have been signed in Salem and Emil Koppe, who is to he the resident manager of the plant, has arrived. Manager Koppe has already begun to make improve ments at the mill, and expects to have It in operation in 60 days. A new brick and concrete picker house will be constructed immediately. To Develop Coal Mines. Eugene The Spencer Butte Coal & Petroleum company has been incorpor ated here, with $100,000 capital. The incorporators are: J. W. Zimmerman, C. F. Mitchell, W. J. Williams and S. E. Stevens, of Eugene, and I. W. Love, of Portland. The company has a coal prospect ten miles southwest ot Eugene, which it will at once begin to develop on an extensive scale. Later on oil prospects will be bored. . Appropriations for Chemawa. Washington The Indian appropria tion bill about to be reported will carry $110,200 for the ChemajWa Indian school, including $4,000 for a new bakery and $10,000 for a viaduct to cross the railroad tracks, which run through the school grounds. The lat ter improvement is intended to insure the aafety of pupils in passing the railroad. MANY CLAIM WATER. Numerous Filing! on Oregon Stream! Recorded at Salem. Salem The numerous filing! that ave been made on the waters of rivers and mountain streams for power pur poses to tola state during the past year, have awakened interest in the auea- tionofthe electrical possibilities of- Oregon. Many of the power project a bava good financial backing. The majority of the recent filings, indeed, are eaid to eman ate from the same source. Tba doctrine of beneficial nse which it is desired to apply to the waters in all streams of Oregon is responsible for much ol the activity displayed of late. As the law stands, any one can file on water for power purposes, and by doing a small amount of work each year can prevent any one else from appropriat ing or using the water. Thia rule ap plies to irrigation and a movement is on foot to change the law eo that no man can appropriate more wate' for ir rigation purposes than he can pat to good one. Bute regulation of the flow and distribution of all waters is fast be coming a principle of law in all the arid land states. To regulate abuses and prevent their repetition, the leading waterusera are preparing to urge numer ous changes in the law, eo that the ownership of the waters in all streams and lakes shall vest in the state, for the use and benefit of the people. If this is done, it will be necessary to make careful survey! and measure the finw of all streams that the water may be equitably distributed. Ask for Pool in Wool. McMinnville The Yamhill Live stock association haa eiected the follow ing officers: President, William Oil ers t; vice president, John Eedmand; secretary, M. B. llendrick; treasurer, W. 8. Link; directors, William Gun ning, John Eborall. R. O. Jones, Amoa Nelson and D. A. Walker. At the last meeting of the association a resolution waa passed recommending that the trustees set April 7 as the date for sell ing the mohair pool. It was also rec ommended that a wool pool be formed by the lainbill growers. Indiana Want Lands. Pendleton About 25 Indians, mem bers of the Columbia river tribe, have made formal application to join the Umatillaa and share in the allotments of the reservation, claiming that tbey are of the same tribe and failed to come in with them when the allotments were made several years ago, preferring to stay witb the Columbia river tribe. Much Freight From Dallas. 'Dallas Twenty cars of lumber were billed out of Dallas in a tingle day re cently, besides several cars of spars and piling. The milts here and at Falls City have a combined output of from 10 to 20 cars daily. The freight service on alternate days will soon give way, &8 the Southern Pacific has promised daily freight train. PORTLAND MARKETS. Wheat Club, 69c; bluestem, 70c; red, 66c; valley, 2c. Oats No. 1 white, feed, $2829; gray, $27.50(328.50 per ton. Barley Feed, $23 5024 per ton; brewing, $2424.50; rolled, $2425 Buckwheat $2.25 per cental. Hay Eastern Oregon timothy, $13 14perton; vallev timothy, $S9; clover, $7.508; cheat, $67; grain bay, $78. Fruits Apples, $12.50 per box; cranberries, $12.5014 50 per barrel Vegetables Cabbage, l?42c per pound; cauliflower, $1.902 per crate; celery, $4 per crate; sprouts, 3)7c per pound; squash, UOlc per pound; turnips, 90c$l a sack; car rots, 65 d 75c per sack; beets, 85c$l per sack. Onions Oregon, P.O. 1, bo7flc a sack; No. 2, nominal. Potatotes Fancy graded Burbanks, 6065o per hundred ; ordinary, nom inal; sweet potatoes, 22c per pound. , Butter f Fancy creamery, 27) 30c per pound. Jbggs Oregon rancL, Jtl7c per dozen. Poultry Average old hens, 1314c per pound; mixed chickens, 1212)$c; broilers, 1920c; young roosters, 12c; old roosters, 10 lOHc, dressed chickens, 1415c; turkeys, live, 16 17c; tnrkeye. dressed, choice, 1820c; geese, live, 9c; geese, dressed, 12314c; ducks, 16ai8c. Hops Oregon, 1905, choice, 10 10c; prime, 89c; medium, 78c; olds, 67c. Wool Eastern Oregon average best, 1621c; valley, 2426c per pound; mohair, choice, 80c per pound. Beef Dressed bulls, 23o pound; cows, 84)c per pound; country steers, 45c. Mutton Dressed, fancy, 8J9c per pound; ordinary, 45cj lambs, 8 9c. v .Veal Dressed, 3 M 8 o per pound . Pork DreBsed, 68o per pound. lj ftowormaa . w. Buovar ATTORNEYS-AT-lAW Prartlea lit alt -, Cfurt. 0. a. f tmimla- ift In otli. , Hfi.l frnoff i"l fllluff Uku. Coroai buoimii aud Oregon aw. COSDO.t, OREGOM ABMAM A PARSES P. R. Parker U. W. farmaa ATTORNCYS-AT-lAW Care'tjt tti.ntlon to all total tn1n"M a a truil to eur car. Office at l ondoti anl A r llugk.tt. rOKTMlK. ORP.OOX L. W. DARLING ATTORNCY-AT-tAW Notary Public and Coveyancer COMIX), OKEGOIf j r. WOOD, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON M'mj .li'. pi.ru ,.1.1 . w...nwv. Offiia, twmd n,r K.rkar iiulldio(, corner COKDOS, OBEOOS ayJABY BOWERMAN, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Offlct on Summit St., First Door Weit of P. O. COS DOS. OKEG03! Q Z. KENKEDY. H.V, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Offlea. Feoond Floor Ladlrea Eulldlnr. Kn- trauca necuod door touth tint .National Bank. ' CONDON, OBEGOS T. L. KICKLIN DENTIST Office second Boor Palmer Bulldlnc. fiootli Ualn btreet. CONDON. OREGON A. MANN DENTIST Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty. Offif DpciairtiaikmeruiaaBuUdlDC. , CONDON, OREGOU A. GOODWIN CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Kattmates Furnished. Special Attention to Job Work. CONDON, OREGON J R. WELLS AUCTIONEER AND VALUATOR Ftrlct attention given to bualneaa. Bales con ducted. Valuations firen. CONDON, OREGOH V OREGON UraoriPACiFic 3 TRAINS EAST DAILY Throngh Pullman standard and tour ist sleeping cars daily to Omaha, Chi cago, Spokane; tourist sleeping car daily to Kansas city ; through Pullman tourist sleeping cars (personally conducted) weeKiy to Chicago, reclining chair cara (seals free) to the East daily. Ocean steamers between Portland and San Francisco every five days. LOW R ATES I Tickets to and from sill narta nf fha United States, Canada and Europe. Far particulars call on or address D. TIERNEY, Agent ' Arlington Oregon 0. R. I N. TIME TABLE Trains Depart from Arlington EAST BOUND No. 2 Chicago Special.. ..... 2:30 P M No. 4 Sookane Fiver... 11 :15 p M No, 6 Mail & Express 1 :20 A M WESTBOUND No. 1 Portland Special 12:12 P M No. 3 Portland Flyer 8:13 A M No. 6 Mail & Express 2:08 A M D. TIERNEY, Agent, Arlington, Or. QOWEBMA? A BXOVEB lip