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Newspaper

Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1910

Page

7

Water rights determinations under new code issued

The board of control issues first orders under the new water code determining rights on Willow Creek in Morrow and Gilliam counties Cochran Creek in Grant County and Paulina Creek in Crook County. The 286 parties are defined with priority date water amount use season ditch and land description across 24 townships totaling 6407 acres.

Salem Board of Control Willow Creek Morrow Gilliam Cochran Creek Grant County Paulina Creek Crook County

Joyes Completes Probe On Lifesaving Wreck Case

Lieutenant Joyes of the United States Revenue Service finishes the probe into lifesaving service actions at the Czarina wreck. Captain Bolce faces charges of incompetence. Many witnesses testified, but final findings await the Lifesaving Bureau in Washington.

Joyes Marshfield United States Revenue Service Czarina East Bolce Lifesaving Service Lifesaving Bureau Washington

County Debt Revealed in Audit Report

Roseburg Douglas County accountants released a final report after four weeks of review. The county shows debts to Sheriff Fenton of 838 dollars, Treasurer Sawyer 181, ex-Sheriff McClallen 94, and County Clerk Lenox 19, due to minor accounting errors.

Roseburg Douglas County Fenton Sawyer McClallen Lenox

Willamette Valley Apples Set for Global Market Label

For the first time the Willamette Valley plans to ship valley apples to world markets under a uniform Willamette Valley fruit label. A major growers’ meeting here is believed to push this effort, aiming to cement the valley as a leading fruit region globally.

Albany Willamette Valley

Horsefly Project Urged by Valley Landowners

Landowners in the Horsefly area push for government action on the Horsefly project as part of the Klamath plan. At a mass meeting reclamation officials said signing for at least 18 000 acres would draw attention and raise the likelihood of completion.

Bonanza Klamath

Petition for Monmouth Normal at Polk County

A petition to establish a state normal school at Monmouth in Polk County has been presented for filing at the Secretary of State's office. It lists about 12 000 names to be checked before filing.

Secretary of State Monmouth Polk County

Sheepherder Guilty of Second Degree Murder

Vale jury convicts Charles Wear of murdering Domingo Aldecoa a Basco sheepherder in a grazing ground dispute near Jordan Valley on Sunday April 3. Wear, a sheepherder, killed Al decoa in the clash over grazing rights.

Vale Charles Wear Wear Jordan Valley Domingo Aldecoa

Gold Prospect Found Near Madras Four Miles Southeast

Another gold find is announced near Madras four miles southeast of the city and about six miles from the Rugget discovery site. The report notes the new prospect was made public this week and highlights proximity to the prior find.

Madras

King Edward VII Birth and Family Milestones

King Edward VII born November 9 1841 aged 69. Married March 10 1863 to Princess Alexandria eldest daughter of the King of Denmark. Succeeded Queen Victoria January 22 1901. Six children were born to King Edward four survive.

Edward VII England Alexandria Denmark Queen Victoria Edward

Census optimism and world events in brief

The item surveys a Seattle census projection near 230,000, plans for Ottoman telephone expansion, and various national updates. It notes Charles J. Wezler’s prison sentence for killing his mother in law, a Senate illness wave, and diplomatic moves including Henry T. Gage heading to Portugal.

Oregon News in Brief from Various Cities

Seaside reports blood poisoning from a spider bite to druggist J. W. Conn. Klamath Falls sets May 21 for a special city charter election. Prairie City notes steady mining growth with the Sumpter smelter opening this spring. Roseburg hosts a larger second annual strawberry and rose carnival May 12 to 14 with special features. Hood River reveals a $100,000 sale of 1000 acres of fruit land to J. A. Epping and F. R. Bridle. Douglas County sees a $75,000 deal for the Biliken Trio gold claims near Canyonville. Salem reports moth damage season over, no spread expected, after orchard checks. Roseburg notes a county tax rolls heist exposed in the county records. Scappoose sells West Jersey herd at public sale for 16850. Lafayette reports the death of Alfred Reed in an accident. Salem grain outlook shows shortages due to farm consolidation into orchards and dairies. Salem to install meters in state buildings to save money through new contract. Salem High principal requests copies of Hoff’s 1909 report for classroom use. Albany to host Oregon Threshers Association convention on June 23. Condon mass meeting at Olex May 14 to organize Rock Creek Irrigation Association with a $75,000 dam plan for 15,000 acres.

Seattle Chamberlain Erie Oregon Brooklyn Democratic Club Ottoman Empire Constantinople Jerusalem Mecca Fredericka Schulz Tacoma Charles J. Wezler United States Senate Henry T. Gage California Portugal George Washington Bowman H. McCalla San Francisco Chicago Association of Commerce Illinois Manufacturers’ Association Chicago East United States Canada National Theater Owners’' Association Taft New York William H. Crane Thomas F. Byrnes City of Detective Bureau New York City Queen Elizabeth Roumania Washington, D. C Harriman Pacific Coast New York Assembly Nevada Colorado Friends of Silver Prairie City Sumpster Roseburg Hood River J. A. Epping F. R. Bridle Stanley-Smith Lumber Company Douglas County Canyon Creek Canyonville Salem Jackson Bidwell Oregon Agricultural College J. W. Ferguson E. H. Collins Scappoose Harry West Isle of Jersey Lafayette aAlfred Reed Marion County R. L. Kirk Salem High School Hoff Kirk Albany Oregon Threshers’ Association Condon Gilliam County Olex Rock Creek

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J. L. van Biaricom L.H. Shirley E. L. Evans Chas. A. Morris Post Office Central Alvin S. Hawk Third Street Portland Morris & Smith Newberg, Oregon Allen Smith & Co Mutual Monmouth Normal King Edward VII Seaside J. W. Conn Klamath Falls Benson Portland Railway, Light & Power Company L.e.brown Chehalem Valley Mills The Newberg Manufacturing and Construction Co C. B. Cummings Newberg, Or J. H. Wilson & CO
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