Governor's salary and measures spark fiscal talk
A proposed state measure would set annual salaries of 4500 for the secretary of state and state treasurer and 2600 for the attorney general while the governor's pay would total about 916900, plus board stipends, bringing his compensation near 5000. A Stevenson item notes the Dalles City Stove In. A steamer bound for Portland struck a hidden rock two miles east, leaving a large hole. about 70 passengers were aboard and later landed safely after the vessel was beached.
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Thin
Kay
Packge
Dalles
Stevenson
Daller City
Portland
T. B. Kay
Marion
Flint
the Northwest Fruitgrowers
Mesastate Treasury
Elation
Boise
Oregon House Debates Bills North Pacific Style
A long list of House measures is read for first time including creation of Jefferson County, library commission, anti bribery on passes, and jobs for Weston Normal girls dormitory funding. Bills by Vawter Burns and Smith cover land, taxes, rivers, salmon, and court procedures with dozens of proposed statutes and charter amendments.
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County of
Jefferson
W. G. Cole
Weston Normal
Uithe
H. B
Steiner
Vawter
State Land Board
Aeoe County
Linthicum
Oregon Lbrary Commission
Smith
State Board of Mines
Rogue River
Burns
Curry County
Burgess
Jagger
Clackimas
Marion
Hood River
Cooper
Dobbin
van der Hellen
McLeod
Kay
Magger
Shook
Klamath Palls
Klamath County
Richie
Chamberlain
Athena
Umatilla
Jogger
Barnes
Washington
Cale
Carter
Benton County
Muir
Feneral Fund
Eastern
Oregon State Normal School
Weston
Grand Army of the Republic meets to select encampment site
The New York State G A R council in Albany holds a meeting to choose the location for the next annual department encampment. Cities Syracuse Saratoga Utica and Jamestown compete for the hosting honor. In Prineville Rev Mitchell newly assigned to the Presbyterian church arrives with his family. his eldest daughter in Los Angeles hospital for ear treatment.
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New York
Mitchell
Prineville
J. A. Mitchell
Presbyterian Church of
Japanese View of War Repercussions and Emigration
An educated Japanese in the East Oregonian predicts if Japan wins against Russia and expands into Korea and Manchuria, most Japanese in the United States will return home. He argues Korea offers incentives for active Japanese, Manchuria invites opportunity near home, and even with America’s promise, nearer lands would attract emigration. He notes Koreans are sluggish by comparison and that Japanese cling to homeland traditions, imagining a future influx to Japan.
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Japan
Mynesia
United Stas
Manchuria
Korea
Russia
Oregon Man Named U S Marshal for Nome District
Thomas Gader Powell of Oregon is nominated as United States marshal of the Nome district and will face the Senate tomorrow. The report notes a $2000 cash surplus in Koulama, Washington, as the year begins, with no immediate use tied to a political view for the coming year.
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Oregon
Nome
Washington
Thomas Gader Powell
United States
Senate
Koulama
Wash
Business Change at Sumpter in Lindsay's Cash Store Deal
Cato Johns closed a deal Thursday purchasing the stock and goodwill of Lindsay's cash store in Sumpter. The consideration ranged from 14,000 to 3 Mountain American, reflecting a substantial transfer of assets and ownership.
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Sumpter
Cato Johns
Lindsay
Mountain American
Gardinier Resigns as Sumpter Station Agent
F T Gardinier, a popular station agent for the Sumpter Valley company in Sumpter, resigns and will move to Prineville, Crook county, to become land agent for the Deschutes Irrigation & Power company. His family will remain until spring.
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F. T. Gardinier
Bumpter
Sumpter Valley Company
Prineville
Crook County
Deschutes Irrigation & Power Company
Oregon
Mr. Gardinier
the &. V
Sumpter
Sumpster
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Perticonta
Peeriess Underwear
Cade
Amorton
Ander Dept
Eton Roller Mills
Byers, Propriet
Linjoy
Imswick Bowling Alley
Wade Siler
Ganthier
Awson
Finance
Wich
Pendleton
Howe
Mecca
Seneerye
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