Oregon Trunk Line Surges Toward Central Oregon Route
Oregon Trunk Line progress accelerates with Porter Brothers expanding camps and 2000 workers expected next week. Judge Carey backs bona fide investment and plans to extend the line beyond current termini, linking supply depots at Shaniko and The Dalles to the Deschutes corridor. Legal actions loom as Harriman interests weigh injunctions against Oregon Trunk and Porter Bros. disruptions.
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Oregonian
Porter Bros
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J. W. Twohy
Harriman Contracting
Portland
Yester
Railroad Labor Skirmish Grows Near Deschutes Canyon
The report notes 1000 to 1200 workers on the Harriman round with Twohy Brothers claiming about 50 men on contested ground east of Shaniko. Daily progress runs 100 to 150 new workers as Porter forces total around 150. Entrance to Lean ranch gained by Porter Brothers by wire-cutting while Twohy Brothers resist. Both firms drain labor markets, with about 4000 men expected along the Deschutes canyon within a week for the rival roads.
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Harriman
Twolky Brothers
Twohy
Lean Ranch
Twohy Bros. Wen
Deschutes Canyon
Injunction halts grading in Deschutes canyon dispute
In Grase Valley Oregon on August 4 the State Circuit Court ordered Porter Bros to stop work on seven miles in the Horseshoe Bend district. The Deschutes Railroad Company seeks to block rival lines as crews surge toward Central Oregon, with court rulings shaping the costly staging of the railroad war.
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Porter Bros
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Deschutes Canyon
Deschutes Railroad Company
Paintiff
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Twelv Bros
Grass Valley
Couts
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Cove
Shaniko
Activiies
Oregon
Railroad clashes feud over Dean and Brown ranches in Oregon
Report from Bhaniko Oregon Aug 5 describes trespass warnings posted on the Dean ranch near White Horse rapids as Harriman railroad engineers press construction into disputed land along the river. Activity centers on Twohy camp and Brown and O Red ranches with camps and grading advancing ahead of the Oregon Trunk Line.
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Dean
Eddy
Harriman
Gurtz Place
Oregon Trunk Line
Bluffs
Twohy
Brown Ranch
Porter Broa
Brown
Biwith Ranch
Porter Wins Fire Battle in the Court Over Deschutes Route
Judge Butler dissolved the temporary injunction allowing Porter Bros to block Twohy Bros from supplying the Deschutes Railway. Harriman countered with condemnation actions to force access. The lengthy hearings cited 75 to 80 pages of evidence as both sides fought over rights to cross land for wagon trails and a canyon road used by 240 workers and 8000 in improvements.
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Butler
Porter Bros
Twohy Bros
Deschutes Railway Company
Harriman
Porter Pros
Deschutes
Deschutes Railroad Company
Oregon Trunk Line Aims to Madras in Eighteen Months
W D Williamson president of the Oregon Trunk Line says the road will reach Madras within 18 months. He claims funds and contracts are in place with Porter Bros to build from the Deschutes mouth to Madras while denying Harriman obstruction. He warns delays could come only from Harriman or his dummy companies resisting surveys and rights.
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Oregon Trunk Line
Portland
Harriman
Oregon Trunk
Madras
Deschutes Canyon
Williamson
Deschutes
Porter Bros
Oregon
Deschutes River
Oregon Man Wins First Prize in Coeur d'Alene Draw
A resident of Myrtle Point Oregon Relig Lenlore won the fret prize in the Coeur d Alene land drawing the first drawn from 105000 envelopes of registrants. The prize has an estimated value of about 20000 dollars and promises the best tract in the Coeur d Alene Reservation for the winner.
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Oregon
Myrtle Point
Coeur D'Alene
Weky Helder
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