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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1903
Page
3
Classified notice offers lots for sale from 125 to 300 with property sold on easy terms. Contact details not provided in readable text.
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A planned boxing clash between Joe Cotton of Los Angeles and James Lavinge of Michigan was moved to Koott's Hall in Pilot Rock after the Frare open house event was canceled for lack of a venue. The men have posted forfeits and will boxing next Monday night. Cotton, a 23 year veteran, boasts wins over Tommy Ryan and Jim Burns among others. Lavinge, a rising NW exhibitor, is noted as a scientific bag puncher with notable wins over Billy Maden and Larry Brown. The event drew local interest with other fighters like Kid Lewis and Bud Martin in town. Rogers challenges NW 133-pound fighters.
Two prominent candidates emerge in Eastern Oregon for state mine commissioner if the Robbins bill passes. Lewis Walker of Sumpter and Paul E. Poindexter of Baker City are considered qualified. Poindexter may lead due to closer links with the governor. Poindexter rose to prominence in 1899 by organizing an ore exhibit and winning a Spokane gold medal.
In Salem on January 30 a bill by Smith of Umatilla to compel cattle branding on cattle moved from the county sparked a heated Senate debate. The measure passed 18 to unknown. Opponents argued branding is costly and unnecessary, while supporters said existing laws provide protection. Following calls for a final vote and a retrial, the bill advanced to final passage amid absentees being counted. Also appears advertisements for Moki Tea and Prussia prison statistics from 1906.
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