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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1905
Page
10
Clark and Buchanan, expert accountants, completed their audit of county officers in the Inland Empire, reporting delays in fee receipts and warrants. They urge no salary warrants until receipts are filed, and note significant improper warrant payments and accrued interest losses. The report also covers related local incidents and investigations.
George Wyman, mine superintendent at Gold Eagle, reports wolves in Neal Valley are dying from mange. He notes two wolves found diseased and a third captured after being roped, with conditions blamed on fed corpses and diseased rabbits. Wyman worries local work halts amid disease spread fears.
Willian Wilder of Phoenix writes from Jackson County Oregon praising two acres of strawberries yielding over 400 in four months and noting soil and irrigation as ideal. He recalls the July division terminal change by the O R and N to route through The Dalles to Umatilla, affecting ten engineers and firemen families and stirring hopes for reversal as the fair approaches.
Joseph Finnelli and A Danne man shipped a load of cattle last week including twin four year old steers weighing 1730 and 1785 pounds each. The pair were described as as fine a pair of steers as ever, report Arington Record.
Prices today for producers and consumers in Pendleton cover hens at Ib to , roosters at Ib, ducks at Ib, onions 1 4 lb, new potatoes at per lb, dry onions 2c per lb. Butter country 40c per roll, eggs 26c per dozen, creamery 65c per roll, cabbage 2 1 40 per lb, lettuce 3 bunches 1c, tomatoes 106 per lb, cucumbers 30c per dozen, watermelons 36c and 60c, cantaloupes 10c, turkeys 1 per sack.
The R. R. & N. company presents Pendleton round trip fares for the Lewis and Clark Fair running June 1 to October 15, 1905. Individual tickets are $7.58, 30 day validity. Group tickets of 10 or more cost $6.86 to $6.95 for seven to ten days, with 100 or more party rates available for moving on the same day at $6.95 and seven days validity. For details, contact SMITH, Agent.
The advertisement lists a Grand Lodge meeting in Philadelphia September 16 to 25 1805 with round trip rail fares from Pendleton via O R and N and direct lines at $82.00 and $103.00 returning via San Francisco. Travel limits are 90 days from sale with a going limit of weaving days and return limit west of Chicago. Several local listings show physicians attorneys banks abstracts Elks lodge and Exposition Accommodation Bureau with contact details and offices in Pendleton Oregon. promotions for Pendleton Savings Bank First National Bank Hartman Abstract Co Hailey firm and others.
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