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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1902
Page
3
Registration books stay open from morning until 8 pm daily except Saturdays. 3007 names registered by Friday, with 10 days left to register before the June election. About two fifths of county voters have registered. unregistered voters face trouble or need six freeholders to claim residence to vote. Election day 40 days away. citizens urged to vote for the ticket best for the majority.
City residents complain about railroad trains stopping across Main Street near the O R & N depot. Morning passenger trains delay 10 to 20 minutes and freight cars occupy street crossings for minutes. Citizens urge city authorities to enforce access and curb public inconvenience.
Thirty head of Hereford bulls unsold were brought to Union stock yards Portland for a public sale next Tuesday May 6. Railroads offer reduced fares for attendees as bidders from Heppner La Grande Pendleton Baker City can travel to the event. The sale aims to showcase top bred bulls and boost northwest stock through newspaper advertising benefiting growers and transporters alike.
In Walla Walla Justice Glassford set a $40 value for striking Fred McCutcheon with a rock by fellow soldier Mike Rodell after a street altercation near a fort. Rodell’s victim required compensation as the incident soon led to another shooting between soldiers. Rodell had no money to pay the fine and faces additional fort charges when released from jail.
The house will be open for business with a competent man in charge to ensure prompt careful customer attention. Wool and wheat growers are urged to store there and can ship over either road. References, First National Bank. William Caldwell in charge. Register before May 15 to vote in June election. cost nothing to register.
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