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La Grande Evening Observer

Location

La Grande, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1909

Page

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Bond Problems Knotty as County Courts Weigh Claims

The Union county court spends its morning withdrawing the jury list for the circuit court a task with high stakes for taxpayers. District Attorney Ivanhoe advises the court on bonds of officers who deposited county funds with the defunct Farmers and Traders bank and notes that the county’s role is limited to ensuring bond protection for bondsmen. The issue of preferred claims looms large with legal questions and potential battles as the bank liquidation proceeds. County Clerk Ed Wright plans to refrain from filing a preferred claim and to accept the natural order of procedure.

Circuit Court Union County Ed Wright Ivanhoe Farmers & Traders’ National Bank Wright

Extreme Cold and Blizzard Hit City Streets

A frigid blizzard on January 8 9 left the government thermometer near zero and winds biting. Water pipes burst across La Grande as plumbers rush to repairs while a record cold night looms and residents cope with outages and ice hazards.

Worstell

City weighs bid for Beaver Creek water project bonds

Beaver Creek water system faces a deadline as the City Council debates accepting American Light & Water Company bid for the Beaver Creek pipeline at 146000 in bonds payment. Some council members fear re advertising and rebidding may delay completion this year.

Beaver Creek Chicago American Light & Water Company Oifer Pickler

Poisoned canned chicken at Governor Brady inaugural ball

At the Inauguration of Governor Brady in Hoist on January 9 several guests fell ill from poison in canned chicken served at the inaugural ball. Serving was halted as illnesses appeared mild and under investigation by authorities.

Brady

TILLMAN WILL ANSWER ROOSEVELT CHARGES OF LAND GRAB

Senator Tillman stated that letters he planned to use to counter Roosevelt’s allegations about a land grab in Oregon are missing from his desk. He called the president’s charges serious and said he will respond on the Senate floor on Monday.

Washington Tillman Roonsevelt Oregon Roosevelt Senate

Former Utah Governor Caleb Weat Near Death in Oakland Hospital

In San Francisco on January 9, reports say Caleb Weat, former Utah governor, is relapsing and believed to be dying after undergoing appendicitis surgery in an Oakland hospital. The situation is unfolding with Weat in critical condition.

San Francisco Oakland Caleb Weat Utah

Truax Bound Over In Circuit Court Affair

Young Truax appeared before Justice Stewart and was bound over to the circuit court in the sum of $1000 with principal witness W S Gates. Truax was held in $2500, to appear when the case is called. Both gave bonds immediately.

Young Truax Stewart W. S. Gates

Night Riders in Memphis Given Death and Prison Terms

Joden Jones today sentenced six of the convicted night riders to hang February 19 and two to serve 20 years in prison in Memphis Tennessee.

Memphis Tenn Joden Jones Night Riders

Youthful Bride Shop Incident in Sterling

In Sterling Missouri a newlywed, Mrs Henry Tucker, was shot and killed by Carl Techarch who mistook her for a burglar at his door. The couple had arrived at the Techarch home to recruit him for work. Techarch was arrested after the shooting.

Sterling Carl Techarch Henry Tucker Techarch Tacharch

Missing Murderer Sought on Pacific Coast

Miles Wallace former Fresno district attorney seeks Dwight E. Clough blamed for killing mining partner Jefferson D. Etter in Honduras three years ago. Honduran government refuses extradition papers, state department unable to act. Portigad.

San Francisco Dwight E. Clough Jefferson D. Etter Hondurras Miles Wallace Fresno Cal Pacific Coast Clough State Department Portigad

Fuel Famine Avoided as Wood and Coal Abound in Kamela

Special report from Kamela notes ample fuel supplies at The Wood Center with abundant coal dealers and O A N cars ready to move fuel to La firande. Despite eight degrees below zero and two feet of snow, wood haulers report favorable conditions for rapid harvesting and delivery, easing fears of a famine in the county metropolis.

Kamela la Firande

New Bank Opens Monday Morning

United Atabe National Bank to transact business next Monday morning taking over all business of retiring institution. Checks of Trust Bank to be honored at new one with no inconvenience to patrons.

New

Local Clerks and Officials Named in District Roll

Clerk Charlea Harding leads a slate of officials including Direcore N. K. West C. T. Bacon A. T. Hill T. J. Scroggin J. Devineas Frank Conley William Miller B. P. Staples and H. B. Coolidge in the district roster.

Charlea Harding Direcore N. K. West C. T. Bacon A.T. Hill T. J. Scroggin J. Devineas Frank Conley William Miller B. P. Staples H. B. Coolidge

United States National Bank to Open in Former Farmers & Traders Building

Eastern Oregon Trust and Savings Bank ceases operation this afternoon and United States National Bank begins business Monday morning in the former Farmers & Traders National Bank building. The new bank opens with 100000 in capital and will honor trust checks and drafts from the old institution. T. J. Scroggin serves as cashier with H. Goodigan and Charles Harding among the staff.

Eastern Oregon Trust & Savings Bank United States National Bank Farmers & Traders' National Bank Washington T. J. Scroggin H.@. Goodigan Coolidge Charles Harding Eastern Oregon Trust Comptroller

Better Oil House to Be Built Near Tank Site

A representative of Octopus in La Grandee-Better Protection for People near the tank is said to be assured. Rumor says Standard Oil may remodel the housing of its oil tank. City council warned the company to remove or properly house the old inks within city limits.

Standard Oil Company Ely Ivoita Com

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