Oregon Senate Memorial Seeks Free Trail Crossing For Stockmen
Special correspondence from Salem reports the Oregon Senate and House concurred on a joint memorial urging Congress and the Interior Department to grant stockmen crossing the Umatilla Reservation free use of roads and highways for moving cattle horses and sheep to winter ranges and back to Blue Mountain lands. The memorial notes existing tolls burden stockmen and asks officials to secure curbs on per head charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Senate
Nouwe
J. Smith
Umatilla
Blue Mountain Reserve
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Umatilin Reservation
Lmatilla
Secretary of the Interior
S Hall
Ima- Ulla County
Blue Mountain
UN Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Acrow
Umatilla Indiana
Thatrlanda
Oregon
House
Legislative Assembly
State of
Umnailla
Congress
Interior Department
Kett
Secretary of State
House of Representatives
Charles W. Fulton
Oregon legislative committees list and assignments
The document enumerates Senate and House committees with member names from Oregon's legislature. It includes Agriculture and Forestry, Assessment and Taxation, Banking, Claims, Commerce and Navigation, Elections and Privileges, Engrossed and Enrolled Bills, Federal Relations, Fisheries, Horticulture, Insurance, Irrigation, Judiciary, Industries, Medicine and Pharmacy, Military Affairs, Mining, Municipal Corporations, Printing, Public Buildings and Institutions, Public Lands, Railroads, Resolutions, Revision of Laws, Roads and Highways, Ways and Means, and numerous other committees with member names such as Johnson, McDonald, Laycock, Bing ham, Nottingham, Kay, Malarkey, Hedges, Wright, Cole, J. N. Smith, Booth, Hodson, Caldwell, Beal, Newell, Jenell, and many more. The notice closes with a payment assessment for East Court Street improvements in Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Agriculture and Forestry
Johnson
McDonald
Laycock
Bingham
Nottingham
Kay
Malarkey
Hedges
Banking
Coke
C. J. Smith
Bowerman
F. J. Miller
Claims
Booth
Cosnhow
GC. Smith
Commerce and Navigation
Balsley
Schofield
Cole
M. A. Miller
Whealdon
Wright
Beach
Siehel
Johnson Fisheries
Game
Caldwell
Laughary
Hodson
Hart, Cole, Mullt
Penal Institutione
Mull
J. W. Smith
Balley
Hudson
Pike
Kubli
Jourgen
Brix
Hendrick
Vawter
Farrell
Rackliff
Countiee
Washburne
Brown
Reynolds
Rothchild
Capitol
Lettemler
Bayer
McCallen
King
Burns
Edwards, Barrett
Umatilla
Beveridge
Gray, McCue
Billsa
Huntley
Chapin
Bille Adams
Dobbins
Simmons
Farrel
Crawford
Campbell
MecCue
Hase
Connell Food and Dairy Productse
Burna
Reals
Carter
Gray
Bones
Wilson
Perkins
Upmeyer
Newell
Knowles
Holt
Chase
Dobbin
Steen
Relknap
Rackleff
Beutgen
Tarrett of Washington
Freeman
Jackson
Vawter, Slusher
Purdy
Manufactures
Moore
Jowell
Rackilft
Jiffcrson
Helknap
Merryman
Jones
Clackamas
McCahon
Barrett
Coffey
Simmona
Polk
Lincoln
Tande
Polk and
Edwards
Inne
Dye
McCue
Northrup
Statistics and Immigration
Bentgen
Washington
Ways and Means
Drisecol
Rodgers
Eaton
Return Limit Extended on California Excursion Tickets
The winter excursion tickets to California have a six month return limit and a 35 percent price increase. For details contact BH. C. Smith, agent, O. R. and WN, Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
BH. C. Smith
Pendleton
Bills by Umatilla members arise in weekly House action
Several bills introduced this week by Barrett Slusher and Umatilla county members. HB 98 would criminalize drawing bank checks with no funds. HB 97 would require flag display at public schools. HB 62 would cut bribery penalties and allow county jail terms. HB 63 restricts riding animals on highways. HB 64 sets road poll tax collection. HB 116 prohibits cattle running at large in four counties and grants sheriff fee retains. other bills include salaries and county road layouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
Slasher
Steen
Umatilla County
H. B
United States
Umatilla
Sherman
Gilliam
Morrow
Morrow County
Exchange Saloon Sells and Sober Exit Noted
G McIntosh sells his interests in the Exchange Saloon on Court street to Jess D Shull and retires from the liquor business. Shull, already employed six years by McIntosh, will run the business alone aiming to maintain its long held standards. McIntosh moves to South Bend Washington to enter real estate and predicts the town will grow as a coast city. He leaves Tendleton as a respected, orderly citizen with many warm friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. McIntosh
Jesse D. Shull
Idquor
F. G. McIntosh
Court Street
Jess D. Shull
McIntosh
Shull
South Bend
Wash
Tendleton
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Oregon Legislature
Legislative Committees
The
Home and Senate
Donnelly
Blusher
Settlemler
Benos
Hunt- Ia
Brown, Beals, Gray
McCallen, Dye, Driscoll, Jewell, Vawter, Claime
Northrup, Pike
Rogers
Chapin, Upmeyer
East Court Street
Main Street
Vincent Street
City of
City Recorder
Thomas Fitzgerald
Central Meat Co
Carney & Ramsdell Co
Telephone Main
West Oregonian
Bast
Oregonian
Consumers League
Cranks
Smith Premier Typewriter CO
Stark ST
Portland, Oregon
White
St. George Restaurant
Northwest
Polydore Moons Proprietor
Main St
Columbia Bar
Rooming House
F. X. Schempp
Proprietress
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