Sheepmen to Sumpter for Blue Mountains reserve meeting
Some 26 to 34 sheepmen from Umatilla County depart for Sumpter to discuss allotment of eastern Blue Mountains reserve. D Th Sheller, superintendent, to preside as ranges are apportioned. a 74 percent reduction in admitted sheep next spring is planned with adjustments for lambs and permit tiers. Monthe B Gwinn will attend. meeting addresses distribution and policy changes.
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Umatilla
Blue Mountains
Sumpter
Flue Mountains
D. Th. Sheller
Monthe B. Gwinn
Austin
A. A. Cole
F. W. Chapman
Joseph Cunha
A. B. Chipman
Charlton Ety
A. P. Warner
L. BE. Pomeroy
Forest Reserve
Dihee
The Nireiress GhlaIt Company Investment Report
The Northern Pacific Express Company reported for the year ending June 30 in which Washington property valued at 20000 yielded receipts of 260000. Total issued capital stood at 249000 yet gross earnings exceeded 2000000 with operating expenses near 600000 and over 17000000 paid to railroads, leaving net income around 500000 of which 220000 went to dividends. The report notes $60600 Portland city water bonds among entries.
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Washington
Olympia
Saya
Northern Pacific Express Conpany
Northern Pacific Express Company
Yat
Railroad Commission
Todio
Iim Vuenues
Northern Express Hominy
Portland City Water
Commercial association to hold monthly meeting report night
The Commercial association will hold its regular monthly meeting tonight. Reports for the past month will be received and other business handled as may arise. C H Schroeder, manager of the Grangeville steam laundry, suffered a badly broken arm in a machinery accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Association
C.H. Schroeder
Grangeville
Committee investigates Walla Walla fuel shortage
The Walla Walla Union reports a committee from the Commercial club was appointed to probe the citys fuel supply amid a coal shortage. Director H A Turner and Ben C Holt will study causes as rail and mining constraints limit shipments while wood may avert suffering.
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Walla Walla
Commercial Club
H. A. Turner
Ben C. Holt
Wood Costs, Shipments Boosted. 2000 Cords Looted
Kamela dealer W Allen reports 2000 cords of blue mountain wood stacked between Hligard and Huren with 1000 cords at Meacham and smaller lots at Nibley Spring Spur Haven and Alan sur. Wood sells for 4 per cord loaded on board. no truck shortage. Allen says shipments go to Pendleton and Walla Walla with no trouble securing cars.
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Londing
Polnim
Pendleton
Walt Walla
Meacham
Blue Mountains
Hligard
Huren
Org. W. Allen
Kamela
Allen
Komedi
Murdock
Nibley
Haven
Alan Sur
Walla Walia
Clergyman Accuses Local Women in Sermon Clash
Rev Robert F E Coyle of Central Presbyterian, ex national moderator, attacked women from the pul pit accusing them of drinking and humbling. Women denied any proof requests. Coyle promised to produce proofs today as social figures attend his church in Denver.
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Denver
Robert FE. Coyle
Central Presbyterian Church
Secltey
Coyle
Sing
Fo Rendy
Blacksmiths Strike Threat Hits Southern Pacific Shops
Three hundred blacksmiths at Southern Pacific shops demand 40 cents an hour flat with overtime pay. They warned the superintendent that unless a favorable reply is received by tomorrow night the entire force will walk out. The issue centers on wages and overtime compensation at the Stockton shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Conte An Dour
Stockton
Charles Wray Dies After Bright's Disease at 40 Years In Theater
Charles Wray, longtime manager of the Pacific Coast Amusement, died in the morning after Brights disease. He spent four decades in the theatrical business and has managed theaters in coastal cities.
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Seattle
Charles Wray
Pacific Coast Amusement Resecution
Bright
Election Excitement Across States Sparks Varying Voter Turnout
Across 42 states and three territories voters elected governors state officers and many legislatures. Prohibition gains resilient in Illinois while Utah and New Mexico vote on joint state measures. Heavy southern Ohio turnout contrasts light northern Ohio as 15 of 30 Senate terms expire with the 60th Congress set to total 286 members.
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Utah
New Mexico
Texas
Ohio
Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Arena
Oregon
Maine
Vermont
United States
Congress
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Hughes
D. CG. Hughes
New York City
San Francisco
Bell
Gillette
Sacramento
San Joaquin
Los Angeles
San Diego
Washington and nationwide election reports amid turmoil
Reports from Washington and across the country describe Democratic and Republican contest developments. Mentions Murphy and Hearst polling strong in New York, Stockslager leading in governor's race, and varied county results including arrests and machine issues as voters cast ballots in a tense election day.
Western Missouri and Utah Vote Reports and Moves
Oakland to Missouri River area reports show heavy early voting with strong bids in mining districts. E.G. Ellis seeks re election amid navigation funding pledges while Utah faces bitter contests and an anti Mormon ticket in Salt Lake County. Washington faces government shutdown as officers vote. Reno notes Democratic Silver Party claiming large victory and governor and congress seats.
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Missouri River
Kane City
Missouri
Kansas
Ellis
Utah
Salt Lake
Salt Lake County
Reno, Nev
Democratic Silver Party
Sparks
Bartlett
Congress
Cruel beating of livery team leads to jail term
Bert Levde and Fred Pearl were sentenced to twelve days by Justice of the Peace Parkes for cruelty to animals after brutalizing a dark bay livery team hired from Carney and Kennedy. Policemen arrested them near Pilot Rock. the case was moved to Pendleton authorities for completion.
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Kennaly & Car- Hey
Amd
Justice of the Peace Parkes
Noth
Io County
Init
Bert Levde
Fred Pearl
Dave
Jall
Joe Parkes
Carney & Kennedy
Pilot Rock
Haid
Pitot Rock
Anim
Pemleton
Pearl
Leyde
Parkes
Leyvde
Prisco’s Labor Bill and West Coast Reconstruction Impacts
San Francisco faces a weekly outlay of about 770000 for labor for the next five years as rebuilding proceeds after the great fire. Engineers estimate 10000 to 12000 brick and concrete structures will be rebuilt, with streets sewers and utilities upgraded, creating steady long term work and spending. In Salt Lake, Virginia Kodting learned of her father’s death during a performance but continued the show. Typhoid prevalence disrupts life in the wheat belt near Harrington, Washington.
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San Francisco
Iner
Army of Labor
Kmitry
Salt Lake
Virginia Kodting
Kendry
Paperfil
Contention Over Roads Across Umatilla Reservation
Upper McKay Creek stockmen and foothill residents protest denied public roads across the Umatilla Indian Reservation. Charles Schumann says 25 miles to Pendleton becomes over 50 via alternative routes. demand for road access to market fat stock. Residents vow a strenuous campaign to secure cross reservation highways.
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McKay Creek
Pendle
Tom
Willem Stockmen
Charles Schumann
Tronts
Upper McKay Creek
Blue Mountains
Acrora
Umatilla
Ohanes Schumann
Upper McKay
Indiana
Wr Schuman
East
Pendleton
Stewart Creek
Pilot Rock
Mmatila
Schumann
Police Court Session Delivers Fines for Drunkenness
In a municipal court a batch of drinkers and disorderly persons faced Judgette Gerald Were. Five Indians from the reservation, Henry Pond Wild BA, Amos Williame, Joan Wilhieme, and Frank Bronson, could not pay $5 fines. White defendants Ed Murphy, George Bergman, and Graves received five days, Graves four days for destroying city hall furniture.
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Raydar
Ed Murphy
George Bergman
Co. Graves
Graves
Resignation Accepted From School Board President
At a school board meeting last evening the resignation of Prof. BR Traver as superintendent was formally accepted. No interim appointment was made, and it is likely Prof. Traver will handle administrative duties for a short period. The board regards the position as vacant pending a suitable candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. Traver
Onr
Traver
Travers
Two Marriage Licenses Issued in County
Two marriage licenses approved today for Oscar Cowl and Cor Allee Corley and for Henry J. Shertourn and Mary D. Dutts. All parties reside in the county.
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Oscar Cowl
Cor Allee Corley
Henry J. Shertourn
Mary D. Dutts
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