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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1914

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Pendleton Water Board report praises gravity system work

At a regular Pendleton city council meeting in 1913 the water commission members unanimously praised the gravity system, exonerating contractors and officials. The report, signed by Dyer, McCormmach, Montgomery, Fl, Siebert and Swearingen, found water quantity and quality satisfactory with no censure of the work.

Water Commission Firet Dam Thorn Hollow Dyer McCormmach Montgomery Fll Siebert Swearingen Colefa Kirkpatrick City of Pendleton Oregon Wil Moore G. J. la Dow J. T Brown Marion Jack Geary Kimbrell Elliott Kimbrell

Water fund inquiry clears Best charge of dishonesty

A county investigation by Robert Porter and assistants found no $23,500 shortage or mismanagement by Commissioner Best. Cash on hand exceeded the books by 1.14, with November 30, 1913 balances showing $156,154.82 and $156,155.96 actual cash. The report, adopted by the city council, details gravity fund accounts, recapitulation, trial balance, and security analysis, omitting only sinking fund and unrelated departments.

Robert Porter Bpokane Water Commission General Fund Best

General News Roundup From Copperfield to Walla Walla

Mias Hobbs to be royally hosted by Copperfield saloon interests. A Colored porter faces possible death from a Walla Walla wound after a quarrel. Mebels steadily advance on Omaga as Federals near border. Der C d smith faces governorship doom. Local Council reports Thorn Hollow project satisfactorily completed. Shortage audit shows 833,500. experts find water books show $1.14 excess cash. Marion Jack and J T Brown seek new terms on waiter board. council to pick remaining members. Dr Temple cites Terpenning with smallpox. Library finances sound. Bowman Hotel appoints new manager.

Mias Hobbs Copperfield Walla Walla Thorn Hollow Asted Marion Jack J. T. Brown Temple Bownmn Hotel

Avalanche Buries Two In Swiss Ski Party

In Ferne Switzerland a skiing party was buried by an avalanche on January first. An architect named Glu and a school teacher named Stucki perished while Glu's wife and a local official named Balmer escaped by gripping a pine and saving themselves.

Ferne Switzerland Glu a_1 Stucki Balmer

Council Deliberates On Water Commissioners Appointments

The city council split over whether to appoint new members or reappoint old ones to the water commission. C. P. Strain and Valentine Stroble sought the two vacancies, while others favored reappointing existing members. The issue was postponed for the new council to decide, as two resigning members had been exonerated and chose to keep their posts. The meeting closed amid shifts in personnel and a temporary adjournment.

C. P. Strain Valentine Stroble

Lifelike Pancho Villa portrait sparks talk of Mexican power

New York artist G. Amy paints Pancho Villa in watercolors and claims a strong likeness to photos. Observers in El Paso note Villa’s humor and strength, and discuss his bid to lead a move on Mexico City. If Villa acts as he suggests, he may break with Carranza and seize power in Mexico.

G. Amy New York Pancho Villa Chihuahua Per- Sodo Villa el Paso James Moexlcn Carranza Mexico City Huerta Cetabiieh

Lind to Meet Wilson Off Gulf Port Coast

Pass Christian January first President ready to receive Lind in a conference with Wilson. Lind’s ship believed near Gulf Port. President plans to bar newspaper correspondents from viewing Lind and will issue a statement after the talks.

Christian Wilson Lind Gulf Port

Colored porter shot in Walla Walla may die from wounds

In Walla Walla on January 1, Cunningham a colored porter at a local barber shop was shot by J E Coles a colored restaurant keeper. Cunningham was struck in the intestines by a .38 and the wound perforated the bowel in 28 places. He was operated on and doctors fear he may die. The shooting followed a soda gathering of colored people. Coles, owner of the Headlight restaurant on Alta street, was unhappy about not being invited.

Walla Walla Wash Speco —Koo Cunningham J. E. Coles Coles Headlight Alta Street

Old water board to stay on amid gravity project fears

The East Oregonian reports that all old water board members will continue serving if asked. Will Moore and La Dow indicate willingness to be reappointed, while Assessor Strain says he does not desire appointment. Fear persists that new appointees could oppose the Thorn Hollow gravity project.

Water Board Will Moore East Oregonian la Dow Thorn Hollow Jack and Brown C. P. Strain The

Assessment basis set at 27 mills for Portland taxes

Portland officials announce the 1914 property tax levy will be 27 mills. In Portland a major skin grafting procedure covered both arms of Carl Satchel after burns from an explosion, aided by skin from two friends. In London King George granted a viscountcy to James Bryce, former ambassador to Washington.

Portland Northwest Carl Satchel Satchel London King George James Bryce Washington

Battle at Ojinaga as defenders brace for stampede

Presidio dispatch reports New Year dawns on a fierce Ojinaga battle with continuous shelling. About 600 dead and 1000 wounded believed in the besieged town, as fires burned and defenders feared a mass exodus into American territory after the town’s fall.

Presidio Ojinaga

Dr C J Smith Looms in Oregon Governor Race

The Oregonian reports a scramble among Democrats as May primary nears with Dr J S Smith, Pendleton transplant now in Portland, seen as strongest possible governor candidate. Governor West may not run despite pressure, while other Democrats like Colonel Miller Tom Ward and A S Bennett weigh bids. Republicans also eye races with Dr James Withycombe and others in consideration.

C.J. Smith West Oregon Portland Oregonian J. Smith Pendleton Portland Smith Governor West Dr. Smith Weet C& J. Smith W. U'Ren Grant Olmick Oregon City H D'Arcy Balem James Withycombe Agricultural College Corvallis Withycombe Georen C. Prownell Oregon Ciy

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