The Hood River Glacier, Hood River, OR., February 9, 1905, page 2
HOPE FOR CASCADE COUNTY
While Cascade county's fate still hangs in the balance
because of political combinations in the state senate, there is yet ground
for hoping that Hood River's desires for local self government will be granted.
Hood River has a delegation of citizens at the capital
who are leaving no stone unturned to clear the road for passage of the bill
through the senate. Night and day have these men worked, and win or lose
they one and all, deserve a public vote of thanks from the citizens of this
town and valley, and the growing community of Mosier.
Representative Jayne took the Cascade county measured
through the house without a dissenting vote. He has aroused an interest in
the success of his new county bill second to no other measure before the
legislature. Mr. Jayne received a handsome vote in Wasco county last June.
If he ever wants to run for office again his vote in the western end will
be unanimous.
There remains yet a week until the adjournment of the
legislature, and as many things can be brought to bear on legislation at
the last moments of a session, the friends of Cascade county fell confidant
of swinging sufficient number of senators into line to pass this bill.
The benefits to be derived by the people in the proposed
new county cannot be over estimated, and it is to be hoped that the bill
will become a law.
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