Supreme court affirms land grant settlers rights case
The Supreme Court at Washington affirmed Judge C Slinger. The decision set aside the patent to the O R and C Railroad party dated February 20 1893. It covers a large area within the grant limits and upholds settlers title to lands affected by the decision. The lands lie east and west of the road between Marion county and Douglas county.
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Supreme Court At
Washington
C. Slinger
Erson
Marion County
Ebarg
Douglas County
Oregon School Report Dist No 26 Month Ending 413
District No 26 in Oregon reports 30 pupils enrolled with 18 girls and 12 boys for the month ending April 13. Ten days were present? 515? days accounted, 41 absent, 20 late. Honor students listed include Qua Liles, Bessie, Lulu Gates, Oren Liles, Lilah im Jesse Gates, Earl Gates, Nandys ku, Lewis Gates, George Gates, Je Hartwig, Mabel Curtis, Eva ith, Katie Smigley, Elena Smigley. Teacher PITNEY notes diligent pupils arriving by 7:00 AM and studying algebra and arithmetic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Numor
Qua Liles
Bessie
Lulu Gates
Oren Liles
Lilahim Jesse Gates
Earl Gates
Nandysku
Lewis Gates
George Gates
Je Hartwig
Mabel Curtis
Evaith
Katie Smigley
Elena Smigley
Mnus Pitney
Cottage Grove City Election Returns Handful Elected
Cottage Grove held a hotly contested city election Monday electing EK M Veatch to council, Currin, Johson, and Wall to wards one to three, J E Reed recorder, H Eakin treasurer, and R M Band defeating Dr Job for mayor by 57 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottage Grove
Ek.m. Veatch
J. P. Currin
Oliver Joh
George Wall
J. E. Ied
H. Eakin
Betgreen
R. M. Band
Job
Veatch
Referendum Signatures Move Across Counties
The Albany Democrat reports C Shaw secretary of the Referen 1 League in town noting nine out of ten across the country sign the Lewis 1 Clark and Portage Railway petition though few corporate petition signatures. He expects county names to join the pro petition and for a blacklist to be published soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany Democrat
C.shaw
Referen 1 League
Portage Railway
Mma
Circus Politics in Oregon Field for Gubernatorial Fight
In the Daily Guard April edition, Hermann supporters clash with opposition over a caucus in Eugene Armory. Delegates from multiple counties rally around Binger Hermann and George Brownell as they jockey for votes to back a candidate while observers recount shifting tallies and preparing for further ballot battles ahead of the June election.
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Hermann
Eugene Armory
Daily Guard
Binger Hermann
Clackamas
Lawrance Harris
Washington
Booth
Booth-Kelly Lumber Company
Kuykendall
Hermann Wins Republican District Convention Nomination
The convention staged long ballots with Hermann leading early. After multiple rounds Gatch Vawter and Kelly fluctuated as Hermann gained support from lukewarm backers, ultimately securing the nomination on ballot twenty four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann
Gatch
Vawter
Kelly
Brownell
Man Pulled Gun Threat in Family Dispute on Mastersons Island
Tom Goodpasture, intoxicated, pulled a pistol and threatened to shoot his nephew Frank Goodpasture after a minor insult on Mastersons Island. Bound over to circuit court on a charge of threatening to kill with 250 bond posted. Constable Jack Smith credited for the arrest.
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Daily Guard
Tom Goodpasture
Frank Goodpasture
Masterson
Circle Organized by Women of Woodcraft Circle
Mrs. Helen M. Southwick of Salem Past Grand Attendant and Miss Bertha M. Sumner of Portland state organizer returned from Thurston where they organized a Woodcraft Circle with 32 charter members last Saturday. A banquet was served by Thurston ladies and grand officers enjoyed the visit. Southwick returned home and Sumner proceeded to Grant's Pass on official duties.
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Helen M. Southwick
Salem
Bertha M. Sumner
Portland
Women of Woodcraft
Woodmen of the World
Thurston
Palmer and Crawford Tie The Knot In Private Ceremony
Mr Leslie Palmer and Miss Jennie Crawford were united in marriage last evening at 7 9 o clock at the home of Mrs Jennie iaff where the bride resided. The ceremony was performed by Rev W P White in a private setting.
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Leslie Palmer
Jennie Crawford
Jennie Iaff
W. P. White
Albany Democrat
Thoughtful man from Winchester uses life pills for wife
M. M. Austin of Winchester Indiana faced a sudden malady when his wife suffered a severe attack of chest, liver and stomach trouble. He purchased Dr King s New Life Pills from DeLanos drug store and the remedies brought immediate relief and eventual cure.
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M. M. Austin
Winchester
Ind
Dr. King
W. L. de
Lanos Drug Store
Delegates Named at Democratic County Convention in Eugene
The Democratic county convention in Eugene opened with large attendance and enthusiasm. Chairman J D Matlock presided as temporary chairman R M Veatch of Cottage Grove took the chair, with J M Baker named temporary secretary and a credential committee led by Matlock Oglesby and Williams appointed. The permanent organization was formed with a long list of delegates from districts including Dine River East Cottage Grove West Cottage Grove North Eugene South Eugene Florence and many others as tellers were named to report results.
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Brownell
Oregonian
Hermann
Emoath
H. B. Caspar
Polk
W. 8. Tomlinson
Benton
Daily Guard
J. D. Matlock
Eugene
Matlock
Lark Hilgeu
R. M. Veatch
Cottage Grove
Veatch
John M. Baker
J. J. Walton
W. W. Oglesby
E. P. Williams
East Cottage Grove
J. C. Medley
J. W. Baker
Jos. Ozment
J. C. Wallace
Ed. Wilson
Chas, Bruneau
L. F. Wooley
D. P. Patterson
J. 8. Medley
West Cottage Grove
Burchame
Geo. Thompson
J. P. Currin
H. H. Veatch
Jeff Markley
Harvey Taylor
W. S. Miller
Camp Creek
John Waring
J. W. Shumate
G. D. Shirey
Geo. Barnes
Creswell
J. E. Noland
Chas, Stanton
Gay Stone
Clide Smith
Geo
Gilfrey
BR. O
Brady
Coburg
Chas
Cochran
E. P. Coleman
John C. Barna
Geo, Smith
W. H. Tillman
North Eugene
No. 1
II. Campbell
I. KE. Stevens
W. Kinsey
J. W. Royce
D. R. Lakin
J.C . Watts
North
J. I. Phillipps
EB. I. Skipworth
H. P. Morris
L. Hilgen
N. T. Wilson
A. J. Pickard
South
Chas, Evana
Jh. DD. Matlock
F. W. Williams
J. KR. Trumball
Martin
Lost Valley
EL P. Williams
C. L. Wiliams
R. Carter
Wm. Williams
H. F. Houston
H. Thompson
M. L. Hammitt
Pleasant Hill
Henry Mitchell
P. N. Shelly
Cla
Evta
Lagioaw
Freak Jackson
Sears
J. KB. Stewart
Therston
J. EP. Withers
P. BR
Edmineon
Joe Hays
Wendling
Cee
W. Whitheet
Zomwalt
Henry Kempp
Albany
Tellers
K. M. Milliorn
EB. P. Coleman
District convention attendees named by ballot
Ballots counted and the gentlemen chosen to attend the district convention are listed as J. L. Campbell, J. J. Walton, R. M. Veateb, E. P. Coleman, J. S. Medley, E. D. Matlock, E. R. Skipworth, L. M. Travis, J. M. Edmondson, W. W. Oglesby, L. Bilyon, FP. Armitage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Medley
J. L. Campbell
J. J. Walton
R. M. Veateb
E. P. Coleman
J.S. Medley
E. D. Matlock
E.R. Skipworth
L. M. Travis
J. M. Edmondson
W. W. Oglesby
L. Bilyon
FP. Armitage
Women Organize Lewis and Clark Club in Eugene
Last evening Eugene women met at Frank's hall to form a Lewis and Clark Woman's club in support of the fair. They adopted by laws and elected officers including Mra. 10 A. Paine president and Mrs. Laura Harris treasurer, with 15 charter members and expected growth.
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Eugene
Frank's Hall
Wm. Calloway
Mra
A. Paine
C. E. Loomis
Challenge to Republican District Convention in Eugene
In Eugene Oregon on April 9 1008 L B Rousman chair Co Cen Com and J C Cole Lee Co Cen Com challenge the Republican District Convention to discuss party merits. They state the Socialist party best represents voters and announce support for T K B Latimer as their representative with half the expenses covered. Municipal meeting location to be set by the challengers.
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Eugene
L. B. Rousman
Chm
Cen
J, C. Cole
Lee, Co
P. S
Miss Kittie Watkins Dies in Portland Hospital
Miss Kittie Watkins of Portland granddaughter of grandma Munra died in Good Samaritan Hospital Portland of nervous prostration. Daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Watkins formerly of this city she served as a nurse at the hospital. Funeral set for Portland on Saturday.
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Portland
Oregon
Misse Kittie Watkins
W. H. Watkins
Gandma Munra
Good Samaritan I Hospital
Miss Watkins
Good Samaritan Hospital
Hills and rocks push man toward Eugene move
Mr. J. H. Baker, formerly of Irving and now of Dyer Washington, writes that he plans to move to Eugene this spring. He notes Mr. Dyer owns a well stocked stock ranch but has traveled all over Washington and finds the state dominated by hills and rocks with snow three to four feet deep lingering for five weeks this winter.
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J. H. Baker
Irving
Dyer, Wash
Eugene
Bucklen Amnica Salve Promises Quick Healing
A vintage ad touts Bucklen's Amnica Salve as a thorough cure for burns, sores, bruises, boils, ulcers, skin eruptions, and piles. Sold for 25 cents with a satisfaction guarantee by W. L. DeLano, druggist.
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Bucklen
W. L. DeLano
Accused of Horse Theft in Jackson County
Roy Hurlburt, a two year old lad, was taken into custody by Sheriff Fred Fisk and Deputy Bown on a Jackson County warrant for horse theft. Found on a farm north of Eugene, he offered no resistance and claimed innocence. Sheriff Rader will transport him back tonight. The case ties him to the Lyons murder ring, with potential accomplice status.
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Daily Guard
Roy Hurlburt
Fred Fisk
Deputy Bown
Jackson County
Eugene
Rader
Fisk
Bown
Lyons
Withers
Bis
Claude A Riddle Missing In Vancouver Case
Representative Ira B. Riddle left for Portland to search for Claude A. Riddle missing from Vancouver Washington last week. Claude son of Abner Riddle of Riddle worked in newspapers and lumber mills, married to Minnie EB, with a son Roseburg Review notes he was a former reporter.
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Ira B. Riddle
Portland
Claude A. Riddle
Vancouver
Wash
Claude
Abner Riddle
Riddle
Medford
Oregon
Decemeer
Misa Minnie EB
Saace
Roseburg Review
Register
May Lose the Mazamas Expedition
Local bidders for transport and commissary supplies for the Mazamas planned to arrive July 9 for a Three Sisters trip but failed to present suitable proposals. The expedition may be canceled unless Eugene’s local management can reach satisfactory terms with Mazama managers to avoid losing them.
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Mazamas
Three Sisters
Eugene
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Geo. M. Drown
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Democratic County Convention
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O. Steel
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J. M. Gearhart
Claude Hiddie
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