Prohibited Reptile Exits Policy and Miscellany
A 1803 Kansas statute bars the exiting of snakes lizards and other reptiles. Reports include Major Tucker’s rescue of a boy by a St Bernard, market moves in May wheat, King Victor Emmanuel receiving Brig. Gen. Leona Wool, Root directing army officer profits in Alaska, a parachute accident in Houston injuring Aeronaut Fewer, United Mineworkers calling workers back to work, and Joby Warner arguing Southern opportunities for Black Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Root
Alaska
General Funston
Houston
Texas
Aeronaut
Fewer
Slough
Hotel Arrivals List From Period Dispatch
A long, dense listing of hotel arrivals includes E W Helm and L Stuart in Portland, Mrs Hope in Portland, Co AE Smith in Baker City, A Jones in Akron, J F Leggett in Yakima, J F Hayden in St. Louis, W T Shaw in Hudson Bay, John Hall in Centralia, M Weetham in Summerville, Lt M Lariey in Spokane, M Smith in Portland, Downer in Spokane, TD Marks in Spokane, Rinker in Spokane, A P Owens in North Yakima, May Carmichael, Jewell E Anderson in Kiowa, F G McIntosh in Kiowa, HL B W Owens in Spokane, Kate Sik and Gladys Sik in Spokane, F t Ruorr in Bakery City, Gilbert Joyce in Bakery City, E Tes Wayne in Mokeow, C Wright in Sumpter, D B Mitchell in Walla Walla, John Sinclair in Lind, FE Miller in Spokane, W C Squires in Spokane, Mrs W C Squires in Spokane, M Squires in Spokane, W HL Binkley in Elgin, F Mori and wife in Dayton, A FP Chambers in McCook, F Littielace in Portland, John Thal in Dayton, A Nylander in Portland, A Lavey Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E W. Helm
Portland
L. Stuart
Mrs. Hope
Portland, Co
AE. Smith
Baker City
A. Jones
Akron
J. FP. Leggett
Yakima
J. F. Hayden
St. Louis
W. T. Shaw
Hadson Bay
John Hall
Centralia
M Weetham
Summerville
M .Lariey
Spokane
M. Smith
LL Downer
Spokan
W. TD Marks
Rinker
A. P Owens
North Yakina
May Carmichael Jewell E Anderson
Kiowa
G. McIntosh
W. Owens
Kate Sik
Gladys Sik
F. T
Ruorr
Bakery City
Gilbert Joyce
Bakery Cty
E. Tes Wayne
Mokeow
C. Wright
Sumpter
P DB Mitchell
Walla Walla
British ships in Honolulu lack coal amid strike
Pacific Northwest news notes a coal strike in British Columbia leaving Honolulu vessels without fuel. Indications of a tech war in Astoria emerge as a dealer raises raw fish price to seven cents a pound. Walla Walla court grants W. McDonnall thirty six thousand dollars for workplace injuries. Prineville reports smallpox and multiple diseases. A San Francisco salesman claims a $1600 robbery in a Walla Walla pinochle game. The Elgin Daily Record cites a New Zealand milking machine praised for its effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
British Columbia
Astoria
W. McDonnall
Supreme Court
Walla Walla
W. & C. Prineville
Jack Horner
San Franccisco
Elgin Dalry Report
Lawrence Kennedy
New Zealand
Hall's Catarrh Cure and assorted notices from Toledo area
Oath by Frank J. Cheney of F. J Cheney & Co. promising 100 dollars per uncurable catarrh case. testimonial note and Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised. Also stock farm for sale near Alba 640 acres with timothy hay wheat barley and pasture, fenced with buildings. warrants payment notice for School District No. 14. complexion tea advertisement. lots for sale north side near river with prices 200 to 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ome
Licas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Jas
Lindsay Farm
Alba
Timothy
Bentley & Hartman
Gouncil Meeting Sets Thursday Vote on Bonds and City Work
Last night Mayor Halley and council members discussed issuing bonds. P. H. Fee resigned from the police but remains street commissioner. Steel cells shipped, total project cost estimated around 7000 with deductions from Penley company. Saloon license renewals processed. banner across Main Street approved. Sewer contract with G. N. Miller set at 6 percent fee or fixed sums. bonds to be issued up to 40 thousand expected Thursday night. Miller to be paid in installments with city engineer as final arbiter. pipe quantities specified and route discussions ongoing. Council adjourned to 7:30 PM tomorrow night.
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Fee
Halley
Clapton
Johnson
Howard
Dickson
Bwithler
Sommerville
Foz Gerald
Marshal Scheerer
Kimbrell
Carter
P. H. Fee
Recorder
Pooley Company
St. Louis
Fresett
Swearingen
M. A. Rater
G. N. Milley
Miller
Uwe Vollte
Shali Judge
Star Street
Star
Atralere
Hneta
Alta Street
Court
Stay
Court Street
Purhase
Pat Kine
Smelt In Sandy River From Columbia Run
The annual Columbia River smelt run has filled the Sandy River near Troutdale Oregon with countless millions of fish. They swim in deep water and move close to shore. fish measure five to seven inches. Fairview residents were out yesterday using wire and muslin nets to catch them. The fish’s presence went largely unrecognized until Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Troutdale
Columbia River
Sandy River
Fairview
Yosturday
Simdiay
Land offering near city with dwelling and outbuildings
Three quarters of Rol wheal land, with one quarter in train, lies five miles northwest of the city. Includes a dwelling, two barns and outbuildings with a good water system. Call Oliver & Co.'s grocery or O W Rigby at 704 Thompson Street to view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver & Co
O. W. Rigby
Thompson Street
Citywide sidewalk riders warned by city marshal
All wheelmen are warned to stop riding on the city sidewalks or face arrest. City marshal J. W. Scheer issues the warning. An incomplete line mentions a Siamese twin Rahos in the New York aquarium but lacks readable context or details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Scheer
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gregoriar
General News
Armour
Chicago
Leona Wool
Victor Emmanuel
The
United Mineworkers
Conciliation Board
Com
Joby Dewitt Warner
Brooklyn
South
North
Pacific Northwest News
A. W. Gleason
Notary Public
F. J. Cheney &C
Sord Hall
Jedd
W. H. Hooker & Co
Buffalo
A Y
W. H. Schmidt
Gale
N. T. Conkin
Goungil Meeting
Hartman
Schmidt
Postoffice Bik
Fhone Main
Bowman
Therkelsen's
East Court Street
Sharples Tubular
T. C. Taylor, the Hardward Mal
Pendleton
MAIN
P. P. Gollier & Go.’s Yard
Main St
Offa
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mis
W. S. Byers
Proprietor
Maple Bros
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