Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, April 06, 1906, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextJ. Trnk WiIim, rVe.ldantj tdward Dun VU-rV.l).ntl Nathan rormwerth, ta.hmri Andrew Crainer, r. M. Pillar. No. tcwkj First National Bank of Condon Cnpltnl DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS No matter how large, no matter how email. tliU bank will give yotir lntntM thu cri.Iul attuuiion w hich its central location and personal Interests warrant. Draft Issued on all part of tho World. Wo oliclt your patronage s. i. iamw. rnut AT 10 ERISA. Vict TmUuA C 0. fOXTVOOD, GuWo GILLIAM COUNTY BANK Cnpltui $rtO.OOO Transacts a General Banking Business. Do- - jni'ttilo and Foreign Kxchangn botiithtand sold. Ptrwtors-B. B. BARKER. MY BOWER MAN, C. 0. rORTWOOD, i. t. RtSl'ACHKK, K. T. COX. CONDON, ORGQON No, 391B ARLINGTON NATIONAL BANK ARLINGTON, ORECON Capital, $50,000 Surplus, $20,000 Tiansact a General Hanking Buslneu. Letter of Credit Issued. Ex changu fold on principal citis in United Stat? ami Europe, Your patonuge solicited. J. W. ntENCB. fret, r. T. HURLBUkT. Vlct-fra." 0. D. STUKCESS. Cuhler THE PALACE HOTEL UL.QIN .MYURH, Proprietor Moat rommrHllnua Iloti'l in thn city, Table supplied with the bvst the market afford, special atu-ntion given to tho comfort of guests. : : : : Tickets Good for 21 Meals, $4.00n CONDON, ORHOON THE GOLDEN RULE COPPEE HOUSE Short Orders ' Day and Night Service Everything Neat and Clean ROY DANIEL, Proprie,ter LIBERTY MARKET W. I. PARKS & CO., Proprietors t DEALER IN All kind I'realt find Smoked AtcntM. I7lh on I-rldny tit Main Street Condon, Oregon Condon Meat company JOHN HARRISON, Manager Fresh and Cured Meats,' Beef Pork. Mutton and Veal......... A SHARE OF YOUR PATRONAGE IS SOUCITED Corner Spring and Oregon Street CONDON, OREGON J. C HARDMAN ' 'j. C. RAMSAY CONDON LIVERY BARN HARDMAN & RAMSAY, Proprietors ' Special Attention to Teamsters' Trade. First-class Livery Service. Hay and Grain for Sale. CONDON, OREGON ALBERT DAMS : ...Uvery and Feed Stable... Oar liverv stock is first-class. Best attention to boarding ttock. . You patronago is solicited. ' Z SPRINd 8TRBBT. CONDON. ORBQON . , OREGON STATE ITEMS OF INTEREST BOWERMAN A 8SOVKR Jay Bowermaa J W KUAU, AnOKNTYS-ATJ-AW ' Practice In all tba Court.. C . romm la th ner in otli.a. final l-rnott and tiling taaati. Comer buoitult aod Orrgun Bt. CONDON, OREGON STUPIDITY OF CANDIDATES. Aspirants for Stat Legislative Honors Show Great Density. Salem 'Men who seek to be lawmak ers or Judges hare the greatest trouble I . r 1 . - .lit . l in preparing ineir primary pennons id sncb a manner as to comply with the provisions of the direct primary law. If it were not ' ctnel ankindnes to those who aspire to these high and im portant offices, many stories could be told of the great difficult some of them have bad In understanding the law and complying with iU terms. One candidate for the circuit bench bos propounded a simple question con cerning the requirements of the law, and bas volunteered bis own opinion as to its meaning, whereas the law itself contains a plain and unequivocal pro vision directly at variance with bis views. Should be bare as great diffi culty in understanding the law after be secured a place on the circuit bench, there will be plenty of causes for ap peal to tbe Supreme court. Seven times Secretary of State Dun bar bas been compelled to write to one man regarding the manner of preparing bis petitions, and that man want to come to Salem and help make laws for tbe state of Oregon. There is still a possibility that be , wjll not get his papers drawn in substantial compli ance with tbe law and will be shut out of the privilege of being a candidate in tbe primaries. s Petitions are now being rushed to the office of the secretary of State and the clerks In that department are being kept busy early and late checking up tbe papers, to see that they contain tbe required number of names, from the specified number of counties and pre cincts. March 80 is tbe last day upon which nominating petitions can be filed for places on tbe primary ballot. Demo crats express tbe fear thtt some of their candidates will not get their petitions completed by that time. ' Roada Over Umatilla Reserve. Pendleton - Agitation continued foV years for public roads acroes the l m tills reservation will at last be success ful. Under an act of congress, public roods may be laid out acroes a reserve tion In tbe same manner as elsewhere, except that the road has to be approved by the department. In the past it bos been held that the county had no rights upon tbe reservation, and consequently the use of the roads has been at tbe pleasure of the Indians. For several years tbe taking of sheep across the re serve bos been prohibited. Abandon Cascade Road. Albany Charles Altechul, represent ing the Willamette Valley & Coast Cas cade Mountain Wagon Road company, bas notified county clerk B. M. Payne that the company will abandon tbe road across the Cascade mountains and will not be responsible hereafter for repairs or lor accidents on the road. As a result, a number of men bere are taking steps to file on some of the lands of the company's land grant under the timber and stone act. The road was built a third of a century ago. Josephine Farmers Talk. Grants Pass Farmers living in the A pplegate valley have formed a tele phone company to be known as the Applegate Valley Te'ephone company. Arrangements have been made with the Pacific States Telephone company by which they can connect with the latter company's lines in Grants Pass. Farm ers living around Merlin, down Rogue river and on Jump-off -Joe will have a meeting in a few days to form a com pany to run a line from those sections to Giants Pass. POPULATION DECREASES. - Inaccurate Work by Assessors in Tak ing Census. . Salem According to county assess ors' returns already examined tbe total population of Oreaon will be less than that given by the Federal census of 1900. In many instances the returns show on tbelr face that no attempt was made at accuracy, and this lack of care is of uch a nature that Secretary of State Danbar will bardly be able to complete tbe tabulation of tbe state census of 1905 nntil tome time this fall, possibly not before next winter. . There was no Appropriation made to provide extra help to do this work, con sequently it must be done by tbe regu lar office force. Tbe primary and gen eral elections furnish all the work tbe employes of tbe office can bandle for some time to come. It will be neces sary to work overtime to tabulate tbe returns of the primary election, and to get the official ballot oat for tbe Jane election. The census returns In many Instan ces were not properly extended. It will be necessary to go over all the papers and check them np, a slow and tedious process, with the present belp, it will require weeks, and possibly months, to tabulate the returns properly. r. WOOD, K. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Par and Klrht Calls nromntW annrered. Oni... t-teuni Yloor fcarker building, corner Main and spring btreau. CONDON, OREGON Old Deed Is' Filed. Albany A deed has been recently filed for record here that was made be fore Oregon was a state. It was signed by Joab Powell and Anna Powell, No vember 25, 1858, and acknowledged be fore Jacob Snoderly, a justice of the peace. It was written with a quill on a large sheet of paper, now yellow and dimmed. Powell was a pioneer minis ter, and has many descendants In Linn county. . Material for Central Rrllway. La Grande A carload of plows, scrapers and other tools for grading have been received at Union for use in work for the Central railway of Oregon. Some of the Eastern parties, interested in the electrio railway enterprise have also arrived at Union and their pres ence is accepted as the signal for the commencement of active operations. Oregon Horses for Japan. John Day Hnry .Trowbridge and 0. 1. Officer, stockmen of the Isee coun try, have purchased a band of 100 horses for a contract of Seattle shippers witn trie Japanese government. The horses are all young geldings, from 15 to 15 hands high, and without blem ish. From $40 to $60 per head was paid, ' ' Buy'ng Timber for Speculation. Eugene One of tbe lafgeet timber land transactions in this vicinity Is re ported to have been consummated, wherein tbe Qlean Land company, of Olean, N. Y., bas secured 15,000 acres of timber In tbe vicinity of Gate creek. Besides this large tract, tbe same com' pany is negotiating for several other bodies of good timber along the Mc- Kenxie river, aggregating probably 25,- 000 acres or more. It is said tbe pur chasing company has no intention of cutting tbe timber from these lands, but is buying for purposes of specula tion and will hold for an advance in price. Electric Line In Six Months. Astoria W. L. Dudley, promoter of tbe proposed electric line between this city and Seaside, was here a few days ago and says the line will be completed and in operation within six months it the material is delivered within the specified time. He says permission from the government to build tbe bridge across Young's bay bas been se cured and the contract for the steel draw, as well as for 1,500 tons of 60- pound steel rails bave been awarded Tbe rails are to be delivered within 90 days. ... Small Force at Woolen Mill. Fugena The Eugene woolen mill has started operations on a limited scale. The new company which recent ly purchased' the property has been making improvements, and intends putting the mill into full operation as soon as possible. tARMAN PARKER I). R. Parker ii. W. 1'armaa ATTORNEYS-AT-lAW Caraful attention to all Icral lulnM n tnutcd to our care. Oflicea at Condon and At AKUJiUTON, OKEUOS k DARLING ' ATTORN CY-AT-lAW Notary PubM and Covey enter CONDOM, OREOOJI ART BOWERMAN, U. V. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Offlca on Summit St., First Door Watt of P. O, COSDOii. OREGOU PORTLAND MARKETS. Wheat Club, 67c; bluestem, 68c; red, 65c; valley, 69c. Oats No. 1 white feed, $27.50; gray, $27 per ton. Barley Feed, $23.5024 per ton; brewing, $2424.50; rolled, $24.50 25.50. Hay Eastern Oregon timothy, choice, $1718 per ton; common, $13 14; valley timothy, $89; clover, $7 508;. cheat, $67; gran hay, $78; alfalfa, $12. f Apples $1.60(32.75 per box. ' Vegetables Asparagus, 8c per pound ; cabbage, UXlJic per pound; cauli flower, $2.25 per crate; celery, 75 90c per dosen; onions, 40c per dos en; rhubarb, $1.25 per box; spinach, $1.251.50 per box; parsley, 25c; turnips, $11.25 per sack; carrots, 65 75c per sack; beets, 85cll per sack. Onions No. 1, 75c90c per sack; No. 2, nominal. Potatoes Fancy graded Burbanks, 5060cper hundred; ordinary, nom inal; sweet potatoes, 242'c per pound. Butter Fancy creamery, 2527)c per pound. Eggs-Oregon ranch, 16c per dosen. Poultry Average old hens, 14 14)0 per pound; mixed chickens, 13 13c; broilers, 2530c; young roosters, 1313)c; old roosters, 12c; dressed chickens, 15016c; turkeys, live, 1617c; turkeys, dressed, choice, 18 20c; gees, live, 8c; geese, dressed, 10llc; ducks, 1719c. Hops Oregon. 1905, choice, 10 10c: prime, 8$9c; medium, 78c; old", 57c. Wool Eastern Oregon average beet, 1520c; valley, 24a2t?c-per pound; mohair, choice, 25a28c. Veal Dressed, 8)aic per ponnd. Eeef DreBsed bulls, 2, (33c per pound; cows, , 84J$Ci country steers. 45c Mutton Dressed, fancy, 99)c per pound; ordinary, 45c; lambs, 10 11c. Pork Dressed, 68c per ponnd. Z. KENKEDY, it, X, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OBIce, Fecond Floor Ladlaei Bnltdlng. En trance acxud uoor touta. 1 irit Kaiional Bonk. CONDON, OREGOS L. KICX.LIN DENTIST Offieaaeeond floor Palmar Bnlldlnv. Eonth Main k tree I. v CONDON, OREGON A. MANN DENTIST Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty. Office o pa tain in Bowcnuaa Building. CONDON, OREGON yy A. GOODWIN CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER Fitltnatet FurnUhed. Special Attention to Job Vtorfc. ' CONDON, OREGON J. R. WELLS AUCTIONEER AND VALUATOR Strict attention given to badness. Bales con ducted. Valuationa glran. . r CONDON, OREGON; l-0 LlQrO J, Mo Oregon SiiorLiNE AsaUMOfiPACIHC. 3 TRAINS. EAST DAILY Throngb. Pullman standard and tour ist sleeping cars dailv to Omaha. Chi cago, Spokane; tourist sleeping car daily to Kansas city; through Pullman tourist sleeping cars (personally conducted) weeaiy to Chicago, reclining chair cars tBeaw iree; xo uie .kast daily. LOW RATES I Tickets to and from all narta nf ft. United States, Canada and Europe. cur par utumrs coil on Or aaurOSS D. TIERNEY, Agent Arlington Oregon " 0. R. & N.JIME 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. 8 Portland Flyer 3:13 A M No. 5 Mail & Express. 2 :08 A M D. TIERNEY, AgenC . Arlington, Or.