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La Grande Evening Observer

Location

La Grande, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1910

Page

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Frisco Voters Decide On Two Water Supply Plans

San Francisco votes today on two rival water plans after the city fire. One option funds the Tuolumme plan at 45 million dollars, the other purchases the Spring Valley plant for 35 million. If both pass, 23 million in bonds would back the Tuolumme supply from the Sierras via Spring Valley.

San Francisco Wnally Spring Valley Tuolumme Sierras Spring Valley Distributing System

Public installation at Cove Lodge No. 5 I C C F

Cove Cove hosted a public installation of officers on Saturday night January 8. Installed were James Nelson N G Charles Conner V G Geo McDaniel Treasurer John Mitchell Secretary. The evening ended with a banquet for Rebeccans and visitors.

Cove Cove Cove Lodge No. 5 James Nelson N. G Charles Conner V.G Geo, McDaniel Treas John Mitchell Rebeccans

Reed Institute Board Tackles Portland University Plans

The Reed Institute board in Portland weighs proposals to establish a campus or university presence aiming to become one of the nation’s leading colleges. Backers say the project will deliver a major boost for Oregon’s higher education and regional prominence.

Reed Institute Portland United States Oregon

Eastern investors back Oregon in Portland Gas Co takeover

In preliminary negotiations for the Portland Gas Co takeover by the Electric Share and Bond Company of New York, Eastern investors show confidence in Oregon’s future with measured support.

Oregon Portland Gas Co Electric Share & Bond Company of New York

Benedict Arnold Story Brought to Moving Pictures at Star

Vitagraph presents The Story of Benedict Arnold in a feature film shown at the Star. The photography is strong and the actors render roles with such fidelity that the revolution era feels vividly revived for audiences.

Benedict Arnold Vitagraph Company

Burial Brings Home Peter Fordney to Rutledge Missouri

The remains of Peter Fordney of Wallowa county were taken to Rutledge Missouri for burial. Dave Kuhn and O E Bodminer transported the body to Wallowa for shipment according to the News Record.

Peter Fordney Wallowa County Rutledge Dave Kuhn Wallowa

Photograph Gallery for Ada Roush in Whitmans Garage

The room beside Whitman's and Son's garage is being prepared as a photograph gallery for Miss Ada Roush. The space will host her work once completed.

Whitman's & Son Ada Roush

Taft urges conservation of natural resources in new policy

President Taft sends congress a conservation program aligned with Ballinger ideas. He backs bonds up to thirty million dollars yearly to finish western reclamation projects, calls for mineral rights handling, water site withdrawals, and safeguards to prevent trusts or speculative control while expanding agricultural use and development requirements.

Ballanger Ballinger Inerior Congress Secretary of the Interior Department of Derbniture Reclamation Service Department

Defense of the Pacific Coast in War Footing Debate

Washington lawmakers push Pacific coast fortifications to a war footing. Representatives Needham Englebright and Hayes urge naval action to defend the west from a growing threat, while bids for new torpedo boats near February 16 are set to open on the coast.

Washington Pacific Coast United States Needham, Englebright Hayes California Navy Department Knapp West Pacific States Atlantic Pacific

President Proposes Funds for Public Works and Forestry

The president outlines up to thirty million dollars for completing projects and urges forestry under the agriculture department. He recommends a small appropriation to reforest government lands and proposes selling isolated tracts for agricultural use.

Department of Agriculture

Marshfield Vigil for Czarina Foursom Missing Survivors

Scores of watchers patrol the North Spit at Marshfield on January 14 hoping for any of the four men last seen clinging to the Czarina’s mainmast to be found alive. The storm has subsided but no new bodies have washed ashore as investigators confirm the wreck’s current appearance and ongoing search efforts.

District Attorney Ivanhoe Visits Enterprise on Business

District Attorney Ivanhoe spent part of the week visiting Enterprise for official business engagements and meetings.

Ivanhoe Enterprise Orly

Treasury payroll leads nation with 370000 total

The Treasury Department reports an annual payroll of 31,541,294 dollars and a grand total payroll of 370,000, an increase of about twenty percent from last year, reflecting broad government staffing and compensation.

Government employment figures show DC leads in workers

A 1910s style statistical note reports Washington D C has 8 691 government workers earning 7 190 324 annually. New York state follows with 2 323 workers at 3 071 512. The Treasury Department heads departments with 6 996 workers.

Washington Uncle Sam San Francisco Cincinnati Pittsburg Philadelphia District of Columbia New York Arizona Treasury Department Executive Office

Case of Orange McCumber Nears Conclusion Tomorrow

The trial of Orange McCumber over Sadie McCumber is in progress and is not expected to finish today, with a decision anticipated tomorrow.

Orange McCumber Sadie McCumber

Wreck at Huntington Claims Boise Engineer

Word reached this city yesterday of a head on collision between an extra east freight and a light engine near Huntington and Nampa. Engineer William Busteed of Boise died after being pinned under wreckage as crews extricated him. Busteed’s wife and family, well known to railroad fraternities, mourn his death.

Huntington Nampa William Busteed Boise Busteed Mra. Basteed Mra Basteed I. A Mre Frank Jackson Hia City

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