The Bonneville Dam chronicle., August 01, 1935, Image 1

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BONNEVILLE
DAM
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ATE CHECKS
The People vs. J. B. Laber BONNEVILLE TO STATE TO START
ALUAT10NS ON A «su »l 1« tbe people of t a s . county official. It certain to cora- HAVE LOWEST j BUILDING NEW
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lb * pw,u rn* od * * r , r «itentlon. »o It w ouW 1
LABER’S LAND and
ebooa* tbelr ftr.t elty officiais not ba to tbe beat public IntereM»
RATE ON POWER SUPER-HIGHWAY
m a c at «to* r«q«M t of County
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K n o t tb a
tat rommlaaton at Mal*in it
•»UIBI J II l.* b «f | |>fu|Krr-
la C anada L o ck s for f a t a l » « *
T b e man alacted to office tbat day
• III Inau gu rale tba a * « m a n irip .i
f « v e r n m a * l and- by tbelr action»
déterm ina tha future ch a ra c ler of
tba t o » *
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b *P P r to continue under one-man
t« permit hlm to dominât« th e !
body of me0 wbo a r , to direct tbe
affaira of tba m unklpallty
u, , .
* r Lubhr paya taxe« n n raU
u* llo ° of only 1 1 9 .0 9 0 In Cascade
1« h . f*W U . « OD Ib»
P -'— « b l r t b .
fo r bU
property when someone u k i to
buy a lot be «onld probably pay
oa more than I l o o . 000.
A town council can Interest It­
self In lenrnlns « bat value» be ba»
Power from Bonneville dam | T h e way was opened last F r i-
can be sold In blocks at the power- day for early construction of th e
house » «Itch at 1 tfc to 1 3 - 4 mills section of the super-highway be-
; kilow att hour. Col. T. M. rtob- tween E ag le creek and T a n n e r
Ins. U. 8. army engineers, told a creek when the s ta te highway
joint
meeting of the Oregon and commission set up a funa o f
rtksr A ^ d and er. the «-«».
W
ashington
planning council S a t. $ 2 5 5 .0 0 0 for the tw o-m ile stretch
ru
le
t
h
e
y
«HI
vota
Int«
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r
a
i t * chief appraiser. »pent
urday.
of rond.
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of
candidate«
ahum
bl»
*d»r la i b , d lstrtrt and prob- 7 . ' .
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lieutenant«
b
a
t
e
brought
out
for
Power
generated
at
the
dam
can
Included In the $ 2 5 5 .0 0 0 was
•III ra ta ra at an warty d a t*
be
carried
east
100
miles,
south
an
item of $ 9 5 .0 0 0 lo r building
of
lice
under
tba
name
of
tba
T
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x
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jt*M iadgnieni on v alu atio n*
payer»
I
t
t
f
r
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to
Eugene
and
north
toward
Cen-
the
E ag le creek bridge, first pier
t tad Halandar war» m ya­
Hut If tba people « a n t to lake * l , f * d 06 hU **nd ‘ nd
lh* tr a ils at a reasonable cost, he de- of which has been finished by the
rn of figure« at which U l t e r
dared.
co ntracto r.
tbe
c
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t
e
r
n
m
e
n
t
of
tbe
town
Into
r
u8?r
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1
*be
county
tart» tad parcel» of ffrownd to
their
own
b
a
n
d
,
t
b
e
,
will
defeat
rd
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to
lu
cre
s.«
D
ifferen
tials
In
r
a
t
e
,
between
Details of iho construction pro-
ka*er* a fte r tb a | o t * r « m * « t
those
candidate«
«
b
o
must
ba
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the
Bonneville
dsm
area
and
gram
has not been given to th e
learad work o * tba dam
elected
If
Mr
I^tber
1»
to
control
(
An
brought
against
Mr.
Portland
and
oth
er
com
m
unities
public,
but it If expected to In-
ba*» Inform ation ind icating
the city council,
I**ber by a group of long-time were not discussed by Colonel elude the proposed 80 0 -fo o t tu n-
0 at which C tM a d * I a * k*
Six member» of tba council are r" * i <*ent« to obtain a settlem ent, Roblns.
nel. im m ediately west of E ag le
Ilea » e f e
Valued
O-f'-re
to
b» elected Mr. Laber doe» not
*® be doe them, for dam-
The army officer declared the creek,
Seat Rooaavalt ordered (be
oeed nil of them, but ba doe« uaad
don* *hHr Pf o P*r'J r when the power rates at Bonneville would
T b e section to b " brought uuder
ballt at Hoanavlllo
«tat« widened the highway, la now be lowest In United States, and co n tract a t once begins at the
a o t declined to m aka p - o llr a m ajority
J a c k Rim er. O N He»Card nnd e n d i n g before the circuit court predicted a great industrial de- Multno.oah county Hue T h e toad
rday the p ercentage of in
• bleb » o o ld b * cbalk ed O K Millar, three af tba 13-csu- A town council might appropriate j relopm ent In the C olum bia river wil1 parallel the Union Pacific
tm ek a through the deep cut Just
lla»t |.*b*r but ba 1» fa. dldataw on tba ballwt hav# either funds to do some sleuthing with a valley.
view
to
learning
m
o
r
e
about
the
\
c
o
s
t
of
building
transm
ission
of E ag le creek. A iter croaa-
been
employed
by
Mr
I
jib
e
r
or
«4 to barn »aid (b a t It * « * l d
hav»
r
a
joyed
co
n
tracts
from
him
00
n
tract
between
Mr.
Laber
and
unes
will
run
around
13
5.0
09
a
ln*
E
ag le creek on th e beautiful
plenty "
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They
are
highly
»ym
pathetk
to.
»**te
mile,
he
told
tb
?
panning
com-
concrete
and steel bridge It will
U year « i t b i b # » ta le and
Mr Laber la keenly aware of all missions when explaining th at P * * ' through a tunnel, to be onllt
Ri*ar county o f t c l a l a Inter ward him They believe In him
None
of
the«#
three
men
should
'b
e
things which might rightly $ 3 .5 0 0 .0 0 0 wood be required t® alm ost due south of lb»} new rail-
tad K e o i determ ined to f a t
1 ibe f a n » and tharu prom be permitted to sit upon the town com« before a body of Indepen- carry th e power Into P o rtla n d . 1 ro* d tunnel, and c o n t ln u . uu au
grade toward Bonneville. Un-
to be a lively debate • hen council so long as Mr f^ b e r owns dent men sitting upon the council, T he power will be o r a lla b le to all
th
e
bulk
of
th
e
townsfl#
Ho
|t
Is
only
human
that
he
would
com
m
unitles
within
reach
of
the
!**•
a
chan ge la made in tbe lo-
roaaty board of a q a a llta t lo a
wish
to
see
a
friendly
council
and
4am.
Irrespective
of
political
aub-
cation
the road will run between
And
neither
should
Cgrl
Rut-
eae, on A acnat I t to b e a r
divisions.
the BonnevHle public school and
a
friendly
mayor
chosen
to
office.
e
rsko
ll
be
permitted
to
«ft
upon
itiata fro m p rp e rty o w n e r»
T h e Chronicle has confidence In
Main transm ission line west will th* H111 property,
fee| that tb e lr a»»eaam e*ta the council
the people. It believe* the* are go down the river on the \vaah-
So far as can be learned a defl-
Mr
R
u
tersk
oll
was
employed
by
oo b ifh fo r I-a b a r la aspect««
capable
of
uncovering
the
bug
(he
power
company
for
12
ve«rs.
lngt®n
aide.
At
Camas
a
line
will
nlte
grade has not been estab-
oteet.
under the chip They understand b* carried across the Columbia to liahed past the reservation g ate a t
If#
left
the
co
m
p
an
y«
employ
reply to a question va«tarday
pretty well what Is going on and Troutda!«* and on Into Portland. Bonneville, and some delay may
••Id that any r lt is e n . or som e months ago. but only rec.
can
act aa their Judgment dic­ From Camas a n o th er line
will follow, due to the
necessity for
of rltiteaa. could appear be ently has been employed by It.
tate»
If
fthey
want
a
public
utlll-
continue downstream
to
Van- holding It up th e hillside to a
T h e power company must come
<be board and dleruaa tba
ty and the owner of the townslte cou,r<,r.
point where it will not In terfere
before
the
city
council
and
ask
Hon» returned »caln»t I ji b -
to
m
l
*
»he
community
they
will
----------------------------------------
with
Ingres« and egre«e to and
t
o
r
a
fraarh
lae
properties
Mr J^ b e r must come befo»# the Vote them Into power; and If they
from the reservation.
council, too. from tim e to time on want the people to rule they will
T a n n e r crp«k will be spanned
m a tte rs effecting his real estate vote an Independent ticket Into
with a handsome >rldge. or the
In terests T h ere will be streets to power T he f a c t , will be before
road may be carried across It on
a long fill. T his piece of work will
open and H»* question of his nllng them and thee can act according
be included In the second section,
a plat of his townslte with the to tbelr own lights.
funds
for which have not been set
Bonneville children will hav^
no new faces among their teach- ‘ n *> rfft-
LOCKS REMÍINS TORN
►ibd Mac R a « , port land. FIRE SIGNALS SET OP
era when school opens in Septem -
T*1* second section will carry
’ the road from Bonneville, through
m ^ °f
Mr
UP
BY
HIGHWAY
WORK
b
e
r
BY
LOCKS
VOLUNTEERS
’ •'l*. has bw>n given a con
to ie«rh ln lh# CM<.a d *
Rousing whoops on -Cascade
Main street at Cascade Locks Is
T he school board has given con- H °nny \ ilia and
arrendale, to
!,o
r
k
a
‘
air*«
and.
later,
on
a
»hrlll
torn
up
worse
than
ever
this
week
tra
cts
to
the
four
instru
cto
rs
who
Dodson,
where
the
super-highwaT
1
•vhool. ({«r co n tract
» th* teaching s t a f f up to air whistle will make l ^ k * vol- hr crew , widening the highway taught last year, and may possibly *• *° cross the 1 nlon Pacific tra c k s
through town. Oravel has been employ a fifth teach er, according
on a 'la d u c t. From that point to
•nd Insure« children In the tinte*r firemen co m * ’srunnlng
Klgnals
to
Indicate
position
of
dumped
on
top
of
the
old
paving
»o
Mrs
tleo
rg
e
Linton,
school
T
r o u td a !* the road will parallel
,Y|I*# <t*»n <»rea of excellent
•Ing f a c ilin e , - n , , , w|„ ^
n , haT* been adopted by the to raise the grade and In several clerk T he board will m ake Its de-
th t . I ',i1r* r
„
,
. ...
departruent
One
long
blast
1»
the
places
old
pavement
has
been
torn
clslon
about
the
middle
of
Aug-
Third
section
of
the
road
wil
* r Ha»-a first year of twwch-
run east from the Multnomah
! ust " h e n »* know« th e approxl-
1 *be I» said to ro m e highly general alarm , to he followed hr up lo knock off humpa
county line to the toll bridge and
m ,n«lfd She spent two years short hast« to Indicate in " n o n
Contractor Kernan still has con- .
, h i- # .n
tle-ln with the work which is heiog
'••'I c».||.,fe liefore e n te rin g of the four d istricts It Is situated.
concrete
cnrhlng
to 1
P r ln c lr a l will he C harles A. carried on In C ascade Locks.
klfl.
F irst district, rating one «hort pour p ln„ r r „ehed rock Is being
R-
h*»rtson. who will also teach »he where th e main stre e t Is being
«ntr Superintendent Qihsnn toot, extends from ih r loll bridge |llirnp,.d on thp rough gravel at
seventh
and eighth grades. Mrs. widened and resurfaced.
j n pr,»pi,.
7 ’ *,rd*y *h«l th e addition of to the Odd Fellow» hall, under
S ta te highway engineers a n tici­
Pegggy
O
'K e efe win retu rn to
d »»‘«Cher would run th e per leutenary of foe Hurt. Second rH|,on for th#, beginning of pav.
pate
th at the cost of rebuilding
teach the
fifth
and s sixth
grades.
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hip n
u n ana
is in sra
a e s.
<o«t 0 f »-duratlng atu dent* d U .r tr , •
I. from U - M <0 M l w i t h i n
Ihn nnrt two M|„ E||„ s t „ „ tlf lh „ th|rJ :iml th e road between th e toll bridge
( »«cad* L o ck s high achnol service statio n , under Lieut Jin
j,„
Oravel Is being rolled down .
.
.
. . .
-
,
n , . t t and Dodson will exceed $ 5 0 0 .0 0 0 .
Onyl
• I l .o. aa com pared with M -rrllt T hird, u n d .r I I . . P' - «
” , „ „ ,mw,.r roller
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Ml”
a fte r netng
Funds for the work Is being pro­
the primary room.
t road scrapers.
,l''*
M 5 |H»r capita In extends from his p l a c e to Dr. Fred (l.>roa|(| »round by
vided
by the federal governm ent,
Bonneville school's new audi­
office.
Fou rth,
runs
' ‘ r *bd Ica» than $ 1 0 0 In Folsom '«
nud
Is
being spent by the sta te
When the Jnh will hP finished Is torium will be completed within a
• n<| Pnrkdale
• from •*|>«*c" Folsom 's to Carlson's
highway
com m ission with th e aid
Red ft W hite atre. with HhlrUv not t known definitely. Original few weeks. T he Interior Is being and consent of the bureau of pub­
out In final shape. In tho school
c ‘ T u r k , Anderson, head M oor* lieutenant In c h a r g e ' Po-
building Itself. S E R A workmen lic roads.
* [ '*n ,r »l Lu m ber c o m p a n r. altlon of the fire will h# shown h'^
■
'^.*n hopes of comolet- are completing a basement lunch­
■ “ frnm Alhanv, wh«r# he short blasts, corresponding to i** •"
1
.
m ,ddl» of room. also to be In use In S ep tem ­
Mr and Mrs. George Allen hav«
bnslneag th e Tarlv number of the district, following Ing he work by the middle of
th
e
weekend In P ortland .
ber.
August.
° f last week.
th e long, general alarm toot
ird T each er
iven C on tract
Four T each ers
at B o n n e v ille