Mining Stock Exchange to Open in Portland
Herbert Leigh reports a new mining stock exchange to open in Portland on the first floor of the Commonwealth Building at Sixth and Ankeny. The market will list vetted mining properties with a committee reviewing status, aligning with San Francisco Los Angeles and Colorado Springs standards and backed by Portland bankers. The Stopers of the World mining order will be headquartered in Portland with plans for subordinate stops, sick benefit and accident insurance underwritten by four major Portland banks.
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Herbert Leigh
Portland
Mining Stock Exchange
Commonwealth Building
Sixth
Ankeny Streets
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Colorado Springs
Oregon
Mr. Leigh
City
Stopers of the World
Grand Lodge
Eugene
Springfield Town Notes Saddle for New Ventures and Local Happenings
Luckey and Stab Anderson left yesterday for Aberdeen Washington to buy a saloon business. Mrs H Pickett has leased the Nickerson building to remodel for her bazaar share. The Oregon House is moved to the rear with a three story addition planned, becoming a large local structure. Sid Bimb has joined the Springfield Blues after playing for the All Stars in Eugene. he debuts next Sunday. Mrs J W Doran celebrated her fiftieth birthday with an automobile ride, prompting talk of a car swap. A new 1600 adobe house is planned for West Springfield at 28 by 40 feet two stories, second floor unfinished. Dr R A Jayne and sons travel to Portland then Carron Washington for a month on the doctor's farm. Dr Thayer of Eugene will oversee practice in Springfield during the absence.
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Aad Luckey
Stab’ Anderson
Aberdeen
Waah
Oregon
Tawny
Sid Bimb
All Stars
Eugene
Springfield Blues
J. W. Doran
Church Announcement and Health Ad from Elmira
The church schedule lists a regular appointment at Elmira on Saturday and Sunday with a Sunday service at 8 15 PM and a 2 PM Saturday business meeting, signed by pastor D E Baker. An unrelated grooming health ad promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Tex Tablets and hardware store mention.
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Elmira
Telal
The
Blood Guides of the World
Ance
D. E. Baker
Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea
Linn Drag Co
Local Market Weekly Report and Price Trends
The Portland wholesale market report lists prices for Wool Dairy Butter Hens Geese Ducks Potatoes Onions Lemons Green Apples and livestock including Steers Cows Sheep and Hogs. It notes lower grain bag prices Wheat down a cent and lower hops in London with Durst rumors and chittim bark peel at low prices. report also cites improved salmon and lower tomato markets and general market softness.
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le Ib
Front Street
Aug
Portland
Durst
Se Valley
Uestem
Oregon
Death of Mrs Henry Moore at Eugene home
Monday's Daily Mra Henry Moore died at her home 18 Street Lawrence Street this morning of consumption after 37 months of illness. Born in Kentucky 42 years ago she resided in Eugene for many years. She leaves her husband a well known Eugene resident, four daughters and two sons.
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Mra
Henry Moore
Lawrence Street
Kentucky
Eugene
Notice of address change and sale advertisement
Notice states mover to 7 Pearl at corner Pearl and 19th street Ne with Red 260 phone. Also advertises coyotes wounds for sale and four week old fine bound pups, quarter blood bound, priced each. Actress A J Wood Eugene Oregon mentioned.
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Pearl
Ste Ne
D. BE. Baker
A. J. Wood
Eugene
Oregon
Paper Mill Boiler Explosion Kills Two in Vincennes
A boiler at the Vincennes Paper Mill exploded this morning killing Harry Horders fifty, master mechanic, and Fayette Lichey thirty six, a machinist. Twenty five others were injured in the blast at Vincennes Indiana.
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Vincennes
Ind
Harry Horders
Sfayette Lichey
Rail Yard Upgrades At Junction City In Rail Yard Actions
Junction City reports switch facilities in the yards for 150 car care. Main line rails replaced with new rails. E Stephen of Albany becomes night operator. T C Thoroton leads round house crew of nineteen. New oil tanks completed, oil arrival unknown. Coal bunkers hold 1700 tons and 460 cords wood, wood to be moved twice. Yard foreman Ferguson and two men fired for stealing a keg of beer from a car after a prompt investigation.
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E. Stephen
Albany
T. C. Thoroton
Round House
Ninteen
Hin
uFish
Ferguson
Bailey
Teld
Springfield to Begin Installation of Sewer System Soon
Aug 1 Springfield residents discuss sewers as a first class waterworks project is planned. Water will be turned on Friday providing fire protection and drinking water. The Southern Pacific steel oil tank project nears completion. The Kola Neis building fixtures are moved to Glendale, and J A Cox’s dry goods store will relocate from Brownsville on September 1.
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Springfield
Southern Pacific Co
Kola Neis
D. J. Cumming
Glendale
J. A. Cox
Brownsville
Unity Items Unity Ang 2-Haying Near Completion
Unity area reports haying nearly finished and grain nearly cut with some threshing done. The crop is good and corn looks fair. Logging dominates the activity. camps are short handed. Sam McGregor of Pittsburgh visited his foreman brother at the Carter camp. K C Edwards traveled to Nicanicum River via Sea Side on business. Geo Breeding of Eugene visiting friends. Bund and Dot Kintzly killed a fine black bear. Rev Brakine of Springfield will preach Sunday with a basket dinner. M B Edwards did business in Harrisburg. J F Hughes from Marcella in town for a day. J J Totten of Thurston in Eugene on business.
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Ang
Sam McGregor
Pittsburg
Carter
Heath Kelly Co
K. C. Edwards
Nicanicum
Geo
Eugene
Bund
Dot Kintzly
Rev. Brakine
Springfield
M. BE. Edwards
Harrisburg
J. 4. Hughes
Marcela
Advertised Letters in Eugene Oregon Antigues List
A fragment listing advertised letters in Eugene Oregon including names such as Hecker and Smith Brown Miss Hessie Cain Mra Laabel Dahblson Andrew Poorman Carl Freeman Mra Joe Ciristen Mra J S Hayes Emaid C Johnson BR Myres H K Mooruly Mra M Newland Miss Lake Parmes Tim two and Ward K L The OCR reads like a postal notices list with numerous misspellings and partial names.
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Oregon
Antig
Hecker & Smith
Brown
Miss Hessie
Cain
Laabel
Dahblson
Andrew
Poorman
Carl T
Freeman
Joe
Ciristen
J. S
Hayes
Emaid C
Johnson C. BR
Myres
H. K
Mooruly
Mra
Newland
Miss Lake
Parmes
Tim
Ward
K L
Diet your fishing tackle at Chambers Hardware Co
Chambers Hardware Co offers a range of fishing tackle and supplies. Readymade setups, hooks, lines, and lures are stocked to help anglers gear up for local outings. Visit the shop for guidance on component choices and maintenance.
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Chambers’ Hardware Co
Blue River Road Petition Granted by County Court
The county commissioners granted the petition to open the Lucky Boy road to public travel linking Blue River City to mining properties. Road viewers and the county surveyor were ordered to survey, assess damages, and report in two weeks with maps. public highway status to be formalized at the September term. The petition was signed by nineteen freeholders and twenty five mining stakeowners and others to benefit from the route.
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County Commissioners
Lucky Boy Road
Blue River
Gee, Fisher
P. J. McPherson
C. M. Couiier
Mwlubugue
Ninteen Freeholders
Watt
Blue River City
Township 16
Range 4
Badger
Great Northern
Hadger
Durango Flat
Gate Creek
Irving News Briefs Highlight Local Returns To Duty
Miss Livia Bond returns to duties as music teacher after illness. Miss Laura Wiseman travels to Eugene. Miss H. C. Rice did not visit Eugene. Lynn Zumwalt goes to Portland with plans to head to eastern Oregon. Hay crop nearly stored, acreage ample. farmers foresee larger burns to manage surplus straw. Grain prospects look strong for a good yield. Dr. J. Briggs of Eugene visited Irving last Friday.
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Irving
Livia Bond
H. C. Rice
Eugene
Lynn Zumwalt
Portland
Astern
Oregon
Er. J. Briggs
Greenleaf Items Spotlight Local Moves and Visits
Greenleaf residents report Alex Power and Wilcutt returning from Eugene with plans to buy doors and windows for new houses. Peter Wilcutt rents his Deadwood ranch to Reed of Blackley. Deputy surveyor Wagner surveyed for a salmon hatchery. Haying nears end aside from late oats. Mrs. Young of Harrison Idaho visits brother Reed. Leonard Tabor and wife visit Alpha relatives. District 35 road supervisor completes improvements on Cape Horn.
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Greenleaf
Aug L
Alex Power
Wilcutt
Eugene
Peter Wilcutt
Deadwood
Mr. Reed
Blackley
Leonard Tabor
Alpha
Cape Horn
Executors Sale of D A Gibbs Real Estate in Lane County
Executors of D A Gibbs estate offer 4.04 acres in section 5 township 17 south range 3 west Willamette Meridian Lane County Oregon for sale. Bids received at Woodcock Potter Eugene until noon September 1 1905 with right to reject bids reserved.
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D. A. Gibbs
Range 3
Willamette Meridian
Lane County
Oregon
Woodcock & Potter
Eugene
Frisco workmen begin new strike for higher wages
San Francisco on July 30 reports about 10 track layers and pavers striking for a 40 hour day and wage scales of 2.50 for laborers and 3.50 for pavers. They had been working ten hours for 1.5 and 2.50 respectively.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Machinists Driven Out by Mexicans
Nine American machinists arriving from Chihuahua report they were forced to resign after threats to their lives by Mexican workers in the Mexican Central shops. The list of workers includes road crews, lumbermen, crushers, and surveyors as part of the displaced men and associated bridge and public works accounts. The incident highlights labor tensions and safety concerns in border industry during July.
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el Paso
Chihuahua
Mexican Central
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