Oregon State Ballot Plans Show Broad Candidate List
Salem lists Republican and Democratic nominees for U S senator representatives in congress and state offices with several Multnomah county names. Also notes petitions rejected for two Democratic circuit judges and outlines Willamette Valley Chautauqua assembly plans in Oregon City. New rail franchises target Eugene to Springfield and a steam line to McKenzie river mining district.
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Salem
Congress
Fred W. Mulkey
Multnomah County
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
H. M. Cake
Stephen A. Lowell
Umatilla
E. L. Smith
Wasco County
E. B. Watson
Willis
Clackamag
Robert Eakin
Union
J.H. Ackerman
Multnomah
William J. Clarke
Marion
Willie 8
Duniway
J.R. Whitpey
Linn
M. A. Crawford
Douglas
George H. Durham
Josephine
O. P. Hoff
John M. Gearin
P. A. Cochrane
Charles VY. Galloway
Yamhill
James Harvey Graham
Baker
George E. Chamberlain
P. H. Stoat
J. D. Mallock
Lane
T. G. Hailey
J. Scott Taylor
Klamath
Robert A. Miller
Maltnomah
Oglesby Young
H. B. Nicholas
Maltnomah County
Dunbar
J.T. Milner
Willamette Valley
Oregon City
Willamette Valley Chautauqua Association
Gladstone
Charles Edward Locke
Portland
United States
Brooklyn
N. Y
Jack Crawford
Leon Harrison
St. Louis
America
Mark B. Beal
Occidental College of Oratory
Los Angeles
Sacramento
W. O. T. U. Institute
Chautauqua
Eugene
New York
City Council
Springfield
McKenzie River
Blue River
Willamette River
Insure Water for Land Under Carey Act Sales
The State Land Board plans to enforce a rule for lands reclaimed under the Carey act to ensure a settler has an adequate water supply. Contracts will not be made before irrigation canals are finished or water supply known. The board will require specifying water availability per segregation and will limit sales to the visible irrigation capacity.
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Salem
State Land Board
Furnish Ditch Nears Completion in 20 000 Acre Water Plan
Pendlecon W J Furnish announces the Furnish ditch, 30 miles long, will reclaim 20,000 acres in the western county. Ten thousand acres are ready for water with at least 10,000 more liftable into irrigation. The land adjoins the Umatilla reclamation project. the government canal will be 22 miles and supply water for 20,000 acres.
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Pendlecon
W. J. Furnish
Furnish
Umatilla
Sheep Men Face Range Clash After Heavy Rains
Cunningham Sheep Land Co reports excellent wool quality due to heavy rains washing fleeces clean. R A Kelsay notes potential tensions with Oregon sheepmen over summer range division and Washington woolgrowers incursions. Heppner Wool warehouses begin receiving product for late May and early June sales to the highest bidder.
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Pilot Rock
Cunningham Sheep Land Company
R. A. Kelsay
Heppner
Jane
Timber cutters arraigned on government land charge
Prineville John Dee and A R Eastwood were arraigned before U S Commissioner M R Biggs last week on a charge of cutting timber on government land. They were held in $50 to appear before the U S grand jury.
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Prineville
John Dee
A. R. Eastwood
United States
M. R. Biggs
Grand Jury
Fragmented Local Notice in Leaves MO Report
A damaged OCR fragment from Leaves Missouri references a time near 600 PM and an event ending around 0200 in the morning. The readable bits point to a municipal or local notice with unclear details and no full names or actions.
Cherry crop destroyed and court report plan noted
Frosts devastate Scappoose early cherries and pears while apples prunes and plums survive. Spraying continues across orchards with Scappoose fruits earning premiums at Clark exposition. Albany reports potential Supreme court reporter volumes and a push for state provision of Oregon reports to county courts and officials.
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Scappoose
Albany
Supreme Court
Oregon
New Mill at Scappoose
The Brace Lumber company builds a sawmill on Rev. Mr. Brown’s tract near Scappoose. The mill will cut 30 000 feet daily, making five mills within eight miles of Scappoose. It will be in operation in about three weeks.
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Scappoose
Brace Lumber Company
All Way Landings Route To Wahkiakus And Goldendale
Steamer departs Portland daily with connections at Lyle for Wahkiacus Daly Centerville Goldendale and all Klickitat Valley points. Leaves The Dalles daily except Sunday and arrives Portland by 6 p.m. Meals are served on steamers and wagons accommodated. For rates berths and connections contact S McDonald Portland agent.
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Wahkiacus
Daly
Centerville
Goldendale
Fiat Valley
Portland
Lyle
Dalles
Teamer
S. McDonald
Portland markets brief price report across crops and livestock
Wheat prices range from 64 to 68 cents with club and bluestem leading. Barley mixed at 23.60 to 24.50 per ton, hay inclines in Timothy and alfalfa, apples at 2 to 2.75 per box. Vegetables and fruits show asparagus 8 to 12 cents per pound, onions 40 cents per dozen, potatoes 50 to 60 cents per sack, butter 20 to 25 cents, eggs 16 cents per dozen, poultry prices broad across hens and turkeys. Market notes include hops, wool, and veal figures for Oregon regions.
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Bluestem
Valley
Oregon
Burbanks
New California
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