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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
2
Washington authorities, citing 1905 1907 statutes, push control and punishment for delinquent youths under 17. The act covers incorrigible youth and those associating with thieves or disreputable persons, allowing courts to place minors in institutions or under probation, with potential fines on parents or guardians.
A long list of guests and visitors to the Hotel St George Pendleton and Hotel Pendleton appears, including Clara Dashiell, J. D. Kinney, H. Hendricks, Geo. Nichols, J. Defour, Mrs. H. Meyers, and many others from Spokane Portland Walla Walla Seattle and beyond, with numerous affiliations and domiciles. The passage also covers a court scene where an attorney urged Andy Smith to plead not guilty, but he admitted guilt. Darnell faces jail, referencing his wife and three children. A separate Yakima Republic item reports Judgment for the Yakima brewery against Northern Pacific for destroyed goods valued around $600 after a freight depot fire. railroad liability is upheld per nonbinding bill-of-lading exemptions, with an appeal possible.
Five members of the Mefiinis band pleaded guilty before Judge Rigg this afternoon to robbing a Northern Pacific box car and were sent to the Walla Walla penitentiary under a new statute removing judicial discretion. The prisoners named are Walter and Wiley McClonie James Parker Andrew Smith and James B Darnell.
Directors of the Malad Valley Minidoka Southwest railway St. Anthony Wyoming Western Yellowstone Park and Salmon City met at Oregon Short Line headquarters in Salt Lake. They authorized a bond issue of about 1 000 000 to cover construction costs and reimburse the Oregon Short Line which funded the branches.
The United States Bureau of Fisheries will plant shad in Washington streams for the first time. Beginning tomorrow, a million fish are to be released into the Skagit Snohomish Stillaguamish and other rivers. Henry O Malley of the government hatcheries in Oregon City arrives with 100 000 shad and oversees initial plantings.
W. J. Bryan spoke to a Homefolky audience on June 19 as the orator at Cotner University in a Chelatian church suburb of Lincoln Nebraska. He declared this the best government on earth though with serious faults to be remedied.
The abolition removes the per ton freight differential that favored Puget Sound points over Portland, a policy once set to offset Portland Astoria pilotage costs and ballast hauling charges from the tackle.
The Washington jute mill will operate through winter with fresh stock and large shipments expected, avoiding the usual shutdown. Warden Kincaid announced the plan, noting current and projected jute supplies and the yearly production levels, along with apportionments of sacks to counties and applications filed.
Henry Clews cites persistent high money rates with national banks reporting loans and discounts at 4.601 billion, up 425.6 million from a year earlier. Deposits and cash holdings climb, while demand for new capital and anticipated reaction keep rates unfavorably high. Gold exports reach 12.4 million, and Cortelyou’s $30 million withdrawal from depositories impacts rates temporarily.
Notice calls all parties who recognize indebtedness to settle by June 20 at ROBERT FORSTER's office. George W. Olds died on a train between Gaston and Forest Grove en route to the Indian war veterans reunion in Portland. He was 76 years old and a pioneer dating to 1462. The death was due to heart trouble from senility.
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