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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1903)
4 OllEGON, ¡¿anti am c* * *' IO, l.lbfll liy L). C. Humphrey. x*.re p,.rttand « Mi a m.,4 Tip m " All«ny P.‘ 10 ............... p m A ■ >■ • t. . . I. » >. E a . " Itammento 7 M p m . « M a m “ Mail I ram larvi 7 •»’> p n> , B >5 a PROFESSIONAL > > 7 H SI E * ART. D M. D. J DENTIST Pullman and T. ur .t care un l«>th traine t hsircar* •■»• ran.^nlo t<» leu ami I I Paco, end t>.orisi carv lo ITilcago, MI IxMlia, New Orleans and tt ■•l.ìngt’.n t .uin.vting al ftan Franciaro wilh rveral lin«-sf.>r li..i«>liilu. Jaj*n. l'hma ‘billp|u im *. Central and h..uth Amar- ca. >«■« Mr» 'I E IV.oluar >ee. a.-«nt al It.at S, iu •tate.n. or a-blrv-a Portland, < >r<> aprabeasi»« Itavtew I’re. llmt Cashier.,. .... I tksly te Pro ve . T J Mragvr* .......W A Ewtau The Tran* Mi*»i«eippi congress i* in I> ra a general banking and »«rhang* «. wion in fwmtlie. bu» n.»« I. na made al currant r»lr* Tnraey has called lor 63.000 n --n lor • ud dealt» i»»u«J ou pr>n«'i|wl citi«*. •r-vl. in Ma- edon la Pope Plus hn* given »20,000 to I« .Hstributral among the poor of Rome. J. M MOORE The two Kanaa« Cities are again suffering from the eflerte of high eater. j The 37th national encampment of tbe G. A R. 1« in **ei<>n at Man f ran- < i*«u. > » * y,Y.r-'T ;X‘A< til work guarantied Eetinaata* turaahml ¡ M»41 c U 0« -*3* Hoose veil wants Root to help him defeat hi* New York rnemie* »nd will endorse him for president in IMO*. A wealthy I’avenport, la , woman wa* ki«inape«i and belli for »50,000 rafie.m, but gaie her captors lb* slip and eecaped. AU PRILL M. D. PHYSICIAN ani SURGEON Vesuvius continue* active and is sending arnoke and Kame to a height ol 4,000 feet. Lava i* flowing toward Ot- tajamo and Pompeii. Sela, Ortjoa THE SCENIC LINE Through flalt lek» City, Leadville, Pueblo, < ■ ¡..rado Spring» Denver, A falling meteor dwstroyra! a bridge at Mendon, Mich. »nd th«- Fauiou» Rocky Muuntain S, .-nery by daylight to ail point* East. REAL ESTATE BROKER, ♦-................. .......... — - F 11 Mauldint ©•atar Xa Fr«*h Candy, Nut«, l igara and Tulmcco, and wdt drink* of ail kind*. Try Him. Cardinal Gibbons ha* left Rome on hl* »ay to ti>* I’nitral States. 3 3 Sleep'ng Car* and Superb Dining Car S-rvic*. STOPOVERS ALLOW LI) l'or rute*, folder* anti other forinnutiuii addrr&f All kind» of wafc-b«*, cl«ak* and jewelry promptly retired SCIO OAXOOH R. GILL Scie CrHcn Wagon Maker ALBANY LUSCH ('OUSTER M« hillop A Chun hill, Prop«. Al.»ANY OREGON he beM ¿Oc meal Open all night. In th* li .’> cent* bhnvhig....... Hair Cutting blieuilKxdng Hath*. [)K -M H ELLIS EYE AND EAR M>1.twain block Albany, Oregon J. J. Barnes & Son, Ecglisii sport»n>«-n are confident ’thnniraek ill will lift th« cvp thi* year. and labor, jurisdiction of th* matte of th* a*c u»lon of Chino*« having lawn trau»f»ri*l Iron, th* tree.ury loth* lat ter department, »ar« ma.l« pnlillc to day and are now ready for diatr I button rhe*, rale* d (Ignat* what I hl near per- am* ar* prrmitl*l U> laud at porta <>t the ( ultra! 'lata* under th* provt.|«>ii» of tie la»* and treaties, together sith th* po ts at ahich l liioear, otlior than Chinas* diplomatic and consular offi- «er*, may (ami and name th* oflkwr* wl> have l*rn ««atcl with Hi* poser and authoiity h*r«-t.fl-da «-onfarrwd on I collect’.ra ol custom*, giving their »•»■ jtion* and jurisdiction. Condition* *r* named Io whi< h every ’ Chiueee parson «««king admiseion into the l’nited SUtea under the provision* of th« act of 11*03, lor th«- |.ur|«.M> of taking part in any lair or *cbi Ilion autioriaed by coi.gre«*, shall cor.fntn a condition pr*«-vdsnt to *uch adn i« slon r«g"l**n>n» governing the a’rvst and de|».rtatian id Chinese unlaw fully within tiie I’nitral Mates ara Included. All to d there are 6! rule* embr*>«*l in the new regulation*. Accompany mg th* regulation» ar* law» and treat I«» re lating to the e»< Insion of Chinees Provision I* made for a Brrtilltan rrav.rd of all Chinee > laborer* arriving an I departing at porta ol entry, e pie» of.Mch registry lobe tranMuittral to th« commia«mner general of immigra tion. Conditions ar* preacrltrai to which ■II Chin«*« peraon* claiming tbe right of transit through th» L’nited Ntate* to foreign territory muat conform a» a «-on- ditIon pre-«ding am h privilege !»“• merou* < hange* hare been iirav*«ary in the revision of th*»* rule* to mak« them r nlorm to th* tianafer ofjnriailio- tlon cv*r tne subject from th« treasury department to Hi* dejwrtment of com- mere* *d lal-or. Forms of blank» air prescribed and rule* made to govern the officer« charged with lb® enf>>rcwmeut of th« ec.luslon law. LAWS AT I ALLT. Fei-ertar/ Hitcheock has ordered an investigation of lan«l fraud* in Indian Congr«»« May He Asked to *<p<al I’re a- territory. cat I and I a*». Io«epi> Pulitaer h*» given |3,000,000 Washington, Aug. ill —Th« 5ltth tor the establishment of a » bool of cnngrvM, worn it regularly aa* inblea journalism at Columbia nuiversity, in Itocembar. will 1» called upon to rr New York. move from the statute books three laaa Tbe Bulgarian premi«-r («lieve* Hie Macedonian rebellion will be confiued under which the government I* being • vi’t.'niatically robl*«l each year of bun to Mouastir. dreda ol thourands, if not millirm*, of Th* salmon pack for thia y«wr will dollar«’ wo th of pabiic land« The i>e about 300,000 cases. Thi* i* mwrly roblwra are not in all case* violating 23,000 <-■■*• abort of Isst year. th«- letter of the law, and a* long a« Tbe general staff of the army gave th«-«« thr.e law» remain in lor. • they becretarv Ro d a dinner in honor of hi* cannot tie reacted, but they arc vi. lat- Illg the spirit of the law, and n eap« SU.CI-»» in securing th* new army law only <>n te. Imicalit >**. The fight I*- Wheeling, W Va., union and non- gun in the laat days of the 57th con- I union men claahe«i ami over 1,000 shot* grea«, to bring alout the re;*al of the ! were fired. Only two men were timlwr and atona act, the damnrt land i wounded. act, and the commutation ciao»« ol the The powers are not likely to interfere liouieatcail act, i« to lie renewed with with Russia m her move against Turk- vigor, and th* friand«, aa well a* the *y a* they f«**l that th* sultan need» enemies of reform, are earn now pm- I*’ing to enter th« fray, each aide d*- i l>uui*hm«nt. termincd to win. Eng- Lord Haltabnry, ««-premier of Sc re tar y Hitrix-ock, after more i land, la critically ill. than four year» in the cabinet, during The British parliament haa ad- which time be has famillarirad himself with the operation* of the several land ■ ; on rue. I until Novetnlwr 3. law», has tiecH.m« conviniwl that the 1 eatern rapitsliste are aiisiou* to se- statute* »lionId I* cbangrai. lie can . nre yellow pm* land« of Southeastern not «r«- why the government ahool.l r*- i Oregon. lioqtli»h for It an acre timber lands Th* first meedng of the Alaskan ll at are worth 1 00 an acre; l>* can boumiary «-ommiieien a III be held Hep not •«• why dummy entries «hould !>e permit’*«!, «ven tfujugh they lie made tember 3. just inside the limitati.’n» <.l th* law ; Jeffrie« lias retained hi« title of he dra« not ere • y on* n an should 1« chnnipion of the world by again defeat permittee! to make an entry In lb* in terest of another, nor doe« he reogtnise ing Ccrbett. the jus-ice of allowing cattle l<ar<>n« Captain R. H. l4tw»on. a di- am! large «1.» k interest« to gain cou- tmgnished naval ..ffi.«r in the Civil tr d. if not owner »hip, of vast tract» of War, I* dead. publi. grating laud«, contrary to th* Admiral Glaa* ha» returned to Brem public polhry. b«H-retarv llltch.o k erton naval station with hi« wjaadron ba« com* t<> realise that while th* gov- after a cruise In tbe North Pacific ■rn*nt i* annnally l.wing va»l *r> a« of valuable lands under the operation* of ocean. the law* ju«t ipe< ifiral, the goterner.t The battleship Maa*ac(iu«rtt« «truck i*, to a great eitent, power lira to arrest 1 so nnchartered ro*k and will hav* to many furmiof ulati*e*ntrie**o |..ng go to dry d<» k. Iler injurie* ar* not as ¡»he c l««a ivm.«ln on the •tatui» ■er ion«. took«. General Blacksmiths and Wagonmakers We buy our et<rk in large quantifie* and keep a fnll line of carriage and »ago material. All kuula o< work in our line done oo aliort notice. Horseshoeing a Specialty SCIO, OREGON C. HUMPHREY The Turkish gendarme who kille>! a Italy Eapacfa Wa*. Knaaiau consul ha« Iran e**cut*d. Rome, Aug. I*.— The memorandum Turkey will pay th* consul « widow of the Bulgarian government to the t «0,000. power* regarding tbe «rustión in Afa- Charlea M. Hchwab >• at the t.ea.1 of , «donia ba* pr.»lu<-wl a great effect a groat tailoring trust just f< rrned hero. The general Imprtwaron I* that which will establish bou*M throughout (| a Bulgarian government i* no longer to h(1|d popular teeing, the l’nited fUlw which, unie«« it i* re|.rv**ed in time, f-ak« Erie fishermen are preparing Io will tear! to a war with Turkey. The figl.t tbe Cana.Ban revenu* ruttvr« in fate of Bulgaria in that event. Il I» the filter« when an attempt I* mad* to thought, would probably I« the same capture th* fishing leasels. aa that of <ire«»w in th* last war with Turkey. Tbe Italian government la ei Rain i* causing the Kanra* rive» Io changing « lew* with Viennaamf Lindon rise again. Russia baa derided on a l*a.* in lb* 1er Erat. aoe—Chichrring. Kimball, Weber and other* oaotv*—Newman Bru* auf Kimball E.U. WILL (Scurrili ^ftluoir ikaler Music D>>ika, fhret Mu* c, Small Instrument« and String* Agent tor the popltar tew II.■me" Seaing Machine. ft Sell a Sewiai Machine dr $20, Wamatti far Fire Team Necllra and Supplì«* for all Hewing Machin**. Fiat«*. Organa, and Hr» mg Machine» Repaired. 120 First Street Ylbany, Oregon HAPPENINGS HERE IN OREGON I* —A t>*w «»< of I Ilo To th* J) »ire in the Cincinnati sUx-k yards destroyed »i.O.oco worth of property Modern I qulpmcnt. through Pullman and 1 ouriat a. W. HftGEY J By th* collapa* of Ui* upper deck of a Einiaii itenner 40 people were dr< wned. China ha» agreed with tba l’nited State« to open two port«, Ihm main- laming the opca door polity. CiaeUutt, 3 a*tlc* st U* Taxe« Xotary Fibllx ¡Ule Orages lataraatlag le l»ur Maa, Haaflev». SCIO. OREGON SHELIOM Hw Pre wat «4 la «..mdvearg t «cm. Meat cppxcxm PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON H at The Russian Beet haa sail*! for Turk ey to enforce the den.an.l that slaying of reinsul he avengral. T»;»shoa* ZxthAxx* Ho 11. Waablngt.m, Aug grill and approved by Secretary Cwt*!- Import• ' y..<t, of the department ol rotcn eri« ant ttapprelwg« of Hw Pnat W**h, > 0 xa 4 x .AU Z c I* c U£ Hagatattoa» P«MK missioner General of Immigration her- W. E. COMAN, <!. 1’. A., Bs’.c Ortroa CM»« m Chine*, regulation*, prepared by Com TWO HI WISPHERFS. 5HASTÄ ED3IT3 Trains leal» West tb-io f..r Fortland ■nd »ay «tallona at lu 43 a m. l«a«c or Allatny at 3 4A p m. A OATNFRFD FROM AU PARTS OF THF Southam Paaifia C j OHfUON CO., New -VI A— PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT Tl LL U HO Mat I AND EVENTS OF THE DAY JV)D SOM55 Jlews Al <• I <1 policy of Th* Hervían cabinet na* resigned, ■nd King Peter threaten« to abdicate. The ehaneee am very alim that G»» lom la «ili ratify thè Panama canal tresty. Ma-wloman*. diaappolntral in recai*. ing American «yuipatiiV in thè war «Uh Turkey, et. erge that praa* i* bribed. Nearleg the Nevada I lee. Car«*. Ne* , Aug. It. —New« ba* (men received that a party of convict* who e«r*|-*d from the priron at F>> who . Ca’ , vi«itra| Glen .Alpine, near Tall* They «topped at the retort at noon. dem*n'i-d dinner, and carried away •everal day«' provision*. Beyond tak ing food they did not annoy or threat en any one, and openly admitted their identity. The <on let* are now near ing the Nevada line, and if they croe* an effort will be ma.la to capture them D. M. Parry, preeident of the Nation Street Car* CotUfle al mannfai turer*' avenciation, put* Carthage, Mo., Aug I». —A head-on laoor onion« and mob* in the «erne collision took place thi* afternoon on category. the Carthage Joplin ele trie railway A Rock I «land train went through ■ three mile* from thi* place. Motr rman bridge nvar Topeka. Kan., killing one Joseph Raker wa* killed. Motorman man ami «eriously injuring a nnmlwr T.d lleige fatally hurt and 25 other imr on* *ertou*ly injured. of other*. HIO fWlMIIA IN I Alt TINO M ai hi i oui ni him wvh . LowiwiteahMwr Iti« hard» Ut»»» Iteavoa» far Withh-.Mieg Larg* Traci. Willamette valley farmer* are re Jolting over the pruapect tor good profit« in almoet every thing they bate to aril thia year S ih only arc prli ea good, but yield* are large ami a* a <on»e«|uenre there wlll be more money In the valley thia year than there ha* bran for more than a de < ade before Wheat at Salem I* quoted at 70 i ent» with the mill« paying a J « ent premium In ordinary year* all above ' ■< < rota would be clear profit but be . «u»e of the high Wage« paid to farm help thia aeaaun It will take from SS to M cent* to pay the raat of produc i .’i The average yield, ao far a« < an be learned, will I m - about 30 buah el* to the acre or more Thia mean» I I acre on wheat after allowing for all labor and eipenaea Oata have turn d .1 better In proportion lhar »heat, and the large yield with • price of about 36 cent* per buahel »III leave a gon.) profit on that crop T • • •-n ha« b«*-n very favorable for hay. and ylelda have been good The pr|. e» quoted at preaent are from 17 to 1« a ton In the local market for ka>ae hay Farmer* «ay that about half of thia price 1« profit Yield« rue from two to three ton* tier acre mak ' ing thia crop a better paying one than wheat Hopa promlae a price ranging from IS cents upward and it la generally figured that all alwve * < rota la pr. fit though grower« »ho hire alt thel. work done and give their yard« a good praying »ay that the <o*t of produc tin* la 10 . ,-nta a pound At am rate there ae.ni« to tie an ri.ellent profit this year The prune crop la large, and though tl <- domeetl.- market; ha» not opened ha« ta-en making •aie* at Ita n«a price, a !\cent basis which price leaves the grower a "better than fair' margin All through the year dairy products have brought an »vtrnorfllnary prf e , and even country butter ha» found « -adv market at paying flgur*« ■ W’oolgmwer* sold tbelr fleece» thi« I year at a high price and aheep have been In demand all through th* y«*t Reglater l>re»aer of thè Oregon City land office ha» r«welved from <‘on>nil«»toner W A Richard* of thè l*nlte«i Htatee land office, a letter re lative tu thè telegram of meni date wlthdrawlng «ertalo publlc landa lo that dlMrtct from »«-ttlrmrnt The letier «llrwcta thè withdrawal trm iHirarlly of all varani unapproprUt*4 landa lo townahlpa i to 13 a«iuth hoth inclusive range « ea»t, from aettle- ment entry, «ale or other disposai, under thè publk land la»a. penditi* the determination aa to thè adii« ability of Including said arra wlthln the Cascade ranye forest reaerve Regarding the right« of aettler* who have already I« m ated on ________ land* __ In- eluded In the «| h -< ifi..,| area. Commis sioner Richard» »ays Neither this temporary withdraw • I nor the _ ________ reserve of tha pa-rnianent land* which may follow will aff.-ct any bona tide »«ttlement or claim nroperly Initiated upon the land* prior to th* date t hrrva.f . ________ provided that the M-ttlrr . claimant* ■ nntlnue to comply alth the law under whl. h their settlement or claim* were Ini Ila’.- ! and , !. , r| . . reiord within the pre«, rllred «tat, itory p.-t -I The withdrawal oper ■ tee to defeat *11 aeltlem.-nt claim« or Other .Ialine II tlatcl aubeequent to thi« data rrgardleaa of the date upoa which you receive the telegram " D aily attendance nmailiu Thoagh Oregea** s«m.>l PupuUttoe Ha» Oraatly IncraaMd. Kuperlntemlent of Ihihlle ln»trnc. tlon J II l karman ha» just finlahed omplllng the annual school »tali* tic» aa gathered from the report* re- ently file.I In hi« ■ ifice by the sever. «I county sup. ribtendenta A* the re- port« for last year covered a period *f l< month« there I» no ha*la for <>mparl*ona etcept In a few partic ular* The ». hool c«'n«.|» for the year er.fl. Ing In Tune IMJ »hows that there are In the state 141 7’7 tw-raoni !►*- •«ran th. «»-.•« f I ami ?o veara At ’he same time last year the school •«■rulatlon wa» 134«. «o that an In- rea«e of S?»| I» shown The average .tally attendance In all CATTI IMI N Iti 11 Sfi TO API I.. ’■ ■ ’ • ■ ■ . during the prra-eding year ha» berai <4 >1». Daapit« .«canity of t rad Tbay HoM tor while for the pre. .-.I I ng year It *•• Ratter Elgar«« ■>• 77», or a de. reaae of J.’.flii A de- Never la the hldory of the country crease In the averse« dally attend around liale hae th« cattle market ance at the «ame time that there la keen as unsettled aa It 1» at the prea «n Increase In the s.ho.d population ent time Prtcra offered by etporl I* probaldy due to the ». ar. Ity of buyer« are eitremely low and the labor and thr high wag.* which, to «ether take many of the older bove cattle raiser« are refusing tn »ell Crowding on top of thia there I« a out f ach.».! dutlng th«- greater part scarcity of hav aa compared with last of the year year, and prices are running moun tain high Hay la selling In the field Protrai Agalnat W Ithdraoal«. at (Io per ton »hl«h la »4 higher A «pi-, lai m>-< ting of thè H.taehurg than It wan last fall t’attle-ralser» twiard of trado and • Itiiena generally »ho have not a auffi. lent supply are ha« tram • all. I lo pn.f. vt agalnat thè trying to contract for all they can ee withdrawal of any more publtc landa cure, hut the farmer will not sell troni entry In that portlon of tba Again there are more cattle on the •tato Other commercial bodie« in range thia year than last without auf thè «antera pait of Oregon will he ficlent feed fur them Notwlth»tanfl Invite.) lo cooperate In protrailo* to Ing the .11». ouraging alate of affair» thè officiai* in Waahlngt.m t> C and »hl.h confront the • attleman he J» lo our »malora an i repreaentallvea willing to wait for further develop ■a agalnat Ibi ' ther *1 ntenta tenalon of our ilr.- vly Immenae for The etport cattle buyer» who have e»t r< «>-rvra Su. h rei ently propo».-d been In the country have had to go to r»tenalon» wlll *<>rk •erloua hard other parts b.-. aura they .mild not •• «hip» on tnan, lem» fide «ettlrr« now cure the ■ attic here The buyers le. «tefl on »otnr of thoee landa. give Portland quotations here at 13 7’ per hundred for cow» and »3 15 for Te Claer Loo« H», t'hannal. »terra The average Is »3 75, and Replying to an earaent requeat even letter prl.es than that were re •ubmllted by CongræRman Hermann, < el red last year If b«.th the buyer bated upon a p<-tlth>n of the Cooa and the seller continue to hold out. It ILi. han ’ er o’ . - Iin.-r . Se< r.-tary 1» believed that there will lie a num of War Root »Ire« that hi- baa appor ber <>f forced sale« on the part of th» tinned IIO. o . hi a» an emergency aid •tockmen and that they will sell at f Ml torma a Io»» to themselves Hon In the Cooa ba yentrance chan nel. which delay» deepdraft Veaael» Na lira«« ta I Ight Ovar. A« the »hoal I« mr'antly eaiargtng, minier, e there »oul.l have nieterlal There la no range »ar in the t'pper raaary tu Deechutea valley On the contrary ly mitered had It bee* there I* the peace of denotation. The await < ongreaafonal a< tlon range was overatoeked and eaten out and no graaa worth making »ar over PORTI AND MARKETS. remain* Where neat natila and h< . . on. e throve by the th<>n»anda there la now none too mu. h feed for M heal —Wall* Walla, 7>l'b7«c; bliw- a few hundred* Twenty year* ago vtein, 7*#*lc| valley, 70tMO*. there was no finer grailn* region In Floor—Valley. |J.fifi ' i . hs per bar- the t'nltrd State« M.-n »ho no* rifle rel; hard wheat atraiglila, I3.0IMIS.M; all day In a cloud of duet tell of the wheat, patents, |ll0’<i&0. time when the grasa waa up to tbelr hard wh.de wheat, knees a* they twat rode their horaea grabatn. II I' I9.7& and cattle fairly wallowed la the feed 11 s: <« 00 rya »I net, 11 on that covered the JO mile« of prevent Harley—lee.I. I.’O per ton; brewing, deaeri between Bend and Prineville 131. rolle.1, »'.’I d'.’l »0 •'ata—No. I whit*, 11.07'-«; gray, |1 Ofi per cental. Cewlrti Navlgatloa Obetreeled. Millatuffa—llran. 133 per ton; mil« During the recent freshet* a «and I.ar formed at the mouth of the Cow dliaga, 137. »bort«, »33, chop, *10; Illi river whl. h greatly hla.terral the linseed dairy foral, 0IM. operation of th* plant belonging to H*y—Timothy, old, »30 ;>er ton; the Columbia A Cowlltr River Room new, »14 « I4{dot»r, nominal, grain, Company A dredge will shortly take 113; < heat, m ininal. the work of clearing the < hannel tn Ruttvr —Fancy cmamery, 30<a3tSc hand, after which the company will t<er pound, dairy, nominal, etora, id put In two new pirre and rearrange the sheer boom When ffnlahral this «•17«. Cheeae—Full .ream, twin«, !4c; bo.m will he one of the beat on th« Columbia river and will tie of great Young .America, 14c, factory pri.-ea, 1 <• I Sc lea* aaalatame to the logger* Poultry—Chicken», mised, llffi ll**e P»' pound, «pring, Ifiidl'Sc; To Have Hraed hew Sihaol H «*•*. hena, i’.’;* 13 l»r, broilers, *3(03 per Canyon City I« to have a nr* and live, 10ia|?r per nptmdate «bool building that will he doien; turkey*, A credit to the town The •■ hoot au pound, dt*e*rd, 14 'ISc dock*. I «5 rhorlt'.-a are advertising for bld* for pnrdotM; geeen. »S'.'ti.fio. The building *1)1 Ita remaiructIon Fgga— Oregon ranch. It»’*20c. be two «torte« high and will have four Potak**—Old Burtiank«, 7(X<7«< coat It* class and recitation rooms per sack, grower«’ pri.wa, new po4a- will be about »3000 tnea. Oregon, H(h<«|l per rack; Cali* Per .Ide el Smith le*p*ctlng Parma. forma, le per pound, W heat hack*—In lota of KM), Star. K !.. Smith of Hood River, preal dent of the Rtate Board of Horticul Heel — tiroes »teera, »3 7*404.30; ture la In Coo« county on a tour of dreaeeal, fiS'«7V»r per pound. InapcTlon While there Mr Smith Veal—fle per pound. will vielt moat of the principal farm« Mutton—liroae. »3, drearad, fllyffi In the county. fi*; lamb*, groae. »3 A0; dreraed, 7e. II <•— tlroaa, ,S 80'4*.70; draeard, Ptaelng Mill Reread at Hale«*. 7-, The Haines I.umber Company’s Hop«»— I«03 crop. 1*4» l*c per pound. planing mill at Haine«, waa burned Tallow—Prime, per pound, 4<*c; The last week The loan I* »»non plant «a» owned by Jamea Mitchell No. 3 and grease, 3%4*3c. Wool — Valley, 17<• I fie; Eastern of Raker City, who carried no ln*ur Oregon, 13ffil&c, molialr, 3.'>ffi3>i*c. ance.
