Matlock's Eugene Address Urges Honest Government
Eugene Mayors annual message to Common Council reviews city finances sewers parks water system needs and vote on water plant purchase. He credits police and citizens for enforcing laws while urging prudent expenditures and a gravity water system funded by bonds, detailing costs and legal hurdles.
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Eucene
Common Council
Eugene
Suomit
Ple
Farrington
Purdy
Graham
J. P
Pis
Nate
Sealy
Fairmount
College Hill
Seame
J. D
Matlock
Little Billy Declares for Bob La Follette
Ex Senator William E Chandler, in a circular letter from Concord New Hampshire dated April 13, denounces the administration for abandoning reform policy and appeals to voters nationwide to support Senator La Follette for president as the party’s radical reform standard bearer.
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Little Billy
Bob LA Follette
Concord
N. H
William E. Chandler
United States
LaFollette
Republican Party
Democrats Urge Nonpartisan Oregon Supreme Court
The Democratic State Central Committee urges a nonpartisan judiciary and endorses Judge Bean for re election. A circular explains increasing the court from three to five justices, with cross party support and a blank ballot for Bean. Henry Holg mb and family move to Eugene from Wendling with goods arrived last night.
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Sir
Supreme Court
Democratic State Central Committee
Portland
Chamberlain
Messrs. W. H. Holmes
Salem
J. K. Weatherford
Albany
N. A. Peery
Bean
Republican Party
T Democracy
Republicana
Robert 8. Bean
Lane County
The
Robert 5. Bean
Supreme Bench
Massachusetts
New York
Alex Sweek
Henry Holcgmb
Familly
Eugene
Wendling
Frank A Maneey Advocates Newspaper Trust
Frank A Maneey publisher and recent purchaser of the Baltimore News argues for central control of newspapers. He envisions a large trust that would eliminate many papers and allow a select group to shape public opinion for profit and public benefit alike.
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Frank A. Maneey
Batimore News
Maneey
Mansey
University of Oregon funding attack blasted as misrepresentation
A public statement denounces opponents claims that the University pays a $1500 coach for a little over two months and that the proposed appropriation hike is 300 percent. It clarifies the coach is funded by gate receipts, not student fees, and notes the court actions by both sides over the matter. The missive cites court history and lists property transfers in Oregon as context.
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University of Oregon
Oregon Agricultural College
Multnomah
Secretary of State
Supreme Court
Transfers of Lane County Real Estate
Real estate transfers show William A. Din to John W. Harris for a lot in Kelsay's First Addition Eugene valued at 325 dollars and Barhite etux to L H Smith part of a Skinner tract in Eugene for 100 dollars along with other fragmented entries for Goshen and surrounding townships, including large tracts described with sections and townships and varying prices.
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State of Oregon
George Baldwin
Thomas W. Triplett
John EB. Morningstar
Millard T. Triplett
John FE. Morningstar
Seca
Chas. T. Bradley
Frank A. Tripp
Bik
Junction City
Fred Fisk
L. BE. Flegal
H. F. Kilborn
William Hempy
Fairmount
Smeede
Anne B. McClusky
Packard
Eugene
W. G. Offutt
KB. C. Sanderson
Carl Greve Etux
Isaac EB. Staples
P. A. Staples
Carl Greve
Cochran E Tux
J. D. Cochran
Helen M. Weinhart
J. B. Godman
George McReynaolds
Francis A. Clow
Charles H. Chick
Constantine Morton
Ritoden
Agrermen
Mull
Buagene
Jamen Karhan
William A. Din
John W. Harris
Kelsay
Busle Schneider
Charles J. Barhite
L. Hi. Smith
Skinner
Don
Alvo
Skip
A. K. Barker
J. E. Alexander
Goshen
George Bald
Mayor Matlock in Silverton on How Eugene Grows
Mayor Matlock spoke at a Silverton meeting this evening on the topic How Eugene Grows outlining growth plans and community implications for the city.
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Matlock
Silverton
Eugene
Bold Robbery of San Francisco Jewelry Store
In San Francisco on April 11 thieves entered T Lundit’s jewelry store at 744 Market Street by cutting through a partition from a neighboring candy shop. They bored the safe and used nitroglycerine to access the vault, stealing diamonds watches and other valuables valued at 50 000 dollars. The crime was spotted by Officer McDonald and a nearby watchman. An attempted entry had occurred two months earlier.
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San Francisco
T. Lundit
Market Street
Poiceman McDonald
Fulton Favors Statement No 1 Dialogue in McMinnville
Senator Fulton spoke to a large audience in McMinnville Oregon on April 9 addressing Heney charges. He endorsed Statement No 1 but urged that subscribing be a conscience choice for candidates and not dictated by him. He also expressed strong support for electing the United States Senate by the people and said he would vote for an amendment if given the chance.
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McMinnville, Or
Fulton
Francis J. Heney
United States Senate
Contractors Change on Local Building Projects
Jy RK Cherem the Springfield contractor in charge of two upper stories of the Coleman block has forfeited the job for the season due to an error in estimating. W. C. Heels art, the next lowest bidder, takes the contract with W. Polders and W. Wadd Miner noting the update as the clerk files the records amid claims in Bohemia.
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Jy RK. Cherem
Springfield
L. O. Beckwich
Otto
W. C. Heelsart
W. Polders
W. Wadd
Iowa
Ramesa
Bohemia
Assessment valuation of Southern Pacific property rises in Jackson County
The assessment valuation for Southern Pacific property in Jackson County increased from 1 021 144 in 1904 to 5 299 365 now, reflecting a substantial rise in taxable value for the railroad line and related holdings.
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Southern Pacific
Jackson County
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