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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1910

Page

8

City Fathers Meet in Regular Session

City council held its first meeting of the month with Chairman Stroble presiding in Mayor Murphy’s absence. Recorder and Fire Chief reports were submitted, printing and street sweeping contracts let, health concerns noted, and bids opened for street sweeping with two monthly offers reviewed.

Murphy Stroble Recorder Vaughan East Oregonian Pendleton W. P. Williemason

City fumigation efforts labeled only marginally effective

A report notes fumigation across the city over several months has been little better than none, describing the general system as failing to curb infectious and contagious diseases in all households affected.

Breaks Record for Mutton Sheep Sale in City

Rugg Brothers sold two carloads of 440 mutton sheep to Wright Brothers of Seattle at 36.50 per hundred pounds. Average weight 109 pounds, total price near seven dollars per head. The shipment, raised in Blue Mountains range and wintered near town, marks the first time such a large sale has occurred here. Also a bowling match tonight to select a team to face Walli Walla Sunday, with Peoples Warehouse and Alexander department store teams losing last night.

Rugg Brothers Wright Brothers Seattle Blue Mountains Walli Walla Combined Peoples Warehouse Alexander Department Store

Pendleton Residents and Visitors Noted in Day’s Transactions

A mix of personal mentions shows Jerry Stone of Athena visiting Pendleton to stay with sister Mrs. He Schumann while Bailey moves to 05 North Garfield. Business visitors from Pasco and Hermiston, along with several locals, travel for official duties, legal matters, and social visits lasting days or weeks.

Jerry Stone Athena Pendleton Idaho Schumann Bailey Alta Street Garfield Street A. C. Crawford Hermiston J., W. Furnas Roy W. Ritner

Portland Firm Wins Four Bridge Contracts

A Portland firm, Atlas company represented by A. B. Eberhart, secured four bridge contracts totaling about $35,000. The projects include bridges over the Walla Walla river at Mesne and Milton, Buttercreek, and Dry Creek at Blue Mountain Station, with Eberhart noted as the long-time low bidder for county steel bridges. The six bidders listed include Giiter Hunt Co, Grand Round Bridge Co, Columbia Bridge Co, Millland Bridge Co, Minneapolis Steel and Machinery Co, and Atlie Bridge Co.

Me Ata Bridge Company of Portland Mesne Metley Walla Walls River Milton Buttercreek Aterite Blue Mountain Station Grand Round Bridge Co Columbia Bridge Co Millland Bridge Co Minneapolis Steel and Machinery Co Atlie Bridge Co

Denounces President for Dismissing Pinchot Dying

Chicago Feb 2 A former University of Vienna philosophy professor Staniey Flydrichowicz dies after denouncing President Taft for dismissing Chief Forester Gifford Pinchot. He enters a saloon argues Pinchot action, a fight ensues with Robert McCall and John Harold, who are alleged to have beaten his critics badly, leaving him unable to recover.

Chicago Taft Gifford Pinchot Forest Service Staniey Flydrichowicz University of Viena Profranor America Pinchot Flydrichowka Robert McCall John Harold

Peary bill to promote explorer to rear admiral

Washington February 2 Proposed by Senator Hale of Maine to make Commander Robert E. Peary rear admiral and place him on the retired list in recognition of his discovery of the north pole. The measure, introduced by a senator from Peary’s home state, is expected to move through favorable committee.

Washington Robert KE. Peary North Pole Senato” Hale Maine Peary Thom

Commiepter Endorses Ship Subsidy Bill

The House Committee on Merchant Marine recommended administration policy and a Taft backed plan, introducing a subsidy bill. First class vessels would qualify under the proposed program, with Washington officials noting support and potential implementation details.

Commiepter Washington Hones Taft

Warriner Prom Prom Prison Hurls Port Charges

War riner in convict stripes testified at a hearing accusing his predecessor Frank Comstock of missing railroad funds. He claimed Comstock was short ten thousand dollars when he became treasurer amid an embezzlement case involving 2645,000 dollars.

Cinetinot Charles L. Warriner Frank Comatock Dig Four Warriner Comstock Warfiner

Banana trade tale and a fruit store tease

A letter describes souring experiences with a careless grocery and praises a shop that treats customers well. It notes prices such as a dozen bananas for 40e per dozen and oranges for 40e to 60¢ per dozen, and mentions a young lady demonstrating “Preferred stock” for ten days. The writer signs off with family references and a note about where his mother sends him for fruit and groceries.

Jacob

Pardoned Umathly Indian case details and outcome

Segment describes the Umathly Indian case involving George and Toy-toy who murdered Anna Edna with poison and whiskey. It covers trials in state and federal courts, jurisdiction rulings, life imprisonment verdicts, and George’s eventual pardon efforts with agent involvement and changes in authority.

George Toy-toy Anna Edna Togothy Leal State Supreme Court Indiana Port Inn R. J. Slater C. C. Edwards Umatilla Slater MacFatridge

Lecture by Bishop Scadding at Church of the Redeemer

The Rt. Rev. Charles Scadding, Bishop of Oregon, will give an historic lecture at the Church of the Redeemer on Friday at 8 pm. Admission is free with an offering invited. A reception for Bishop Scadding will follow at the rectory hosted by Parish rector Ald. Charles Quinney.

Scadding Charles Scadding Oregon Church of the Redeemer Pendleton Harles Quinney

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