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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1905
Page
2
Announcement states daily VKCAPT publication on Sundays this year and in advance. Mentions monthly and per month rates and single copy availability.
Both houses have selected presiding officers and begun work. Senate leaders introduced and passed several bills including one by Laycock extending county levy notices. Miller proposes higher school fund allocations and flat salaries for top state officers with fees redirected to the general fund.
Fragmentary note discusses Supreme Court judges salaries two thousand dollars annually and states officers’ pay under the constitution. It questions how legislature can alter officer salaries though based on the constitution and whether current salaries are fixed or mutable.
A terse editorial notes the Nebraska Missouri boundary issue continues as a companion to the Billy Patterson attack. It cites a recent Supreme Court ruling about the old location versus the former position and muses on predicting future boundaries.
With meat prices high in New York consumption of seafood grows about 15 percent annually. The supply from the seas appears unlimited and outside any cartel control. Seafood is praised as a satisfactory fallback for coastal communities when beef costs soar.
Thomas Cader Powell is appointed United States Marshal at Nome. The Oregon delegation appears influential, with Oregon figures ready to reconcile themselves to Mr Powell's departure.
Spokane police rounded up thirty seven vagrants Sunday morning. Officers found 80 cents in cash among the group with 20 cents belonging to one man and 10 cents to another.
Montana led the nation in wool output in 1904 at 87,775,000 pounds, followed by Wyoming with 20,450,000 and New Mexico with 17,325,000. Other states exceeding 10,000,000 pounds included Idaho, Oregon, California, Utah, and Ohio.
Fish Warden Van Dusen reports hatcheries released eleven million fry this season, boosting the state’s salmon program.
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