Hodes Building Case Keeps Circuit Court Busy
Clemmens Hodes, owner of the old frame building on Willamette street, seeks a court order to allow repairs to a roof cut full of holes during last May's fire. He claims irreparable damage from rain and asks the court to stop city officials from interfering with repairs, arguing the building should be repaired rather than removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemmens Hodes
Willamette Street
Electric Theatre
Circuit Court
McFarland
Hodes
Hades
Haden
Mulligan
Lane County
Eugene
W. T. Campbell
Geo. B. Dorris
Neighbors at Law Over Division Fence Dispute
In Goshen area farmer H L Edmunson sues N Hill of Eugene in circuit court claiming $622.50 damages from goats crossing a divided fence. Edmunson says Hill failed to maintain the north half of the fence, goats destroyed two acres of grain and harmed 515 trees, with 215 injured and 35 killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
H. L. Edmunson
N.hill
Springfield
Eugene
Edmunson
Hill
Dr Shoop Pink Pain Tablets Promote Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Dr Shoop Pink Pain Tablets claiming instant relief from pain anywhere and womanly pains. It invites readers to consult doctors or druggists and to request a free trial from Racine Wisconsin. Chas Williams returns from London Springs trip. Mrs Williams stays several days.
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Dr. Shoop
Chas
Williams
London Springs
Railroads Win Over Missouri State Officials
Chicago August 24 permanent injunction sought by the Western railroads against the Interstate Commerce Commission in the Missouri river rate case was granted by Judges Grossecup Baker and Kohlsaat of the U S circuit court. The court also granted a preliminary injunction in the Denver rate case based on similar principles to the Missouri case.
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Chicago
Western Railroads
Interstate Commerce Commission
Grossecup, Baker and Kohlsaat
United States Circuit Court
Denver
Missouri
Schively Assumes Credit Not Blame In Court
Olympia August 23 J H Schively insurance commissioner testifies before the state senate impeachment court defending the flat rate for inspections saying it followed Attorney General Atkinson’s advice. He notes exam fees began in 1905 and disputes the $36 400 total and $18 200 share figures while acknowledging variability with some eastern companies. Senator Billy Potts missing morning session fined $25.
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Olympia
Wash
J. H. Schively
State Senate
Atkinson
Lee
Schively
Schivley
Coast General
Insurance Board
San Francisco
Billy Potts
Seattle
Proposed Interstate Commission Changes Conference Invite
Washington Aug 24 Mesers Knapp and Prouty of the Interstate Commerce Commission have received an invitation from President Taft to attend a New York conference Monday to discuss proposed changes in interstate regulation.
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Washington
Mesers
Knapp and Prouty
Interstate Commerce Commission
Taft
New York
Probe on Commerce Act Change Sparks Commission Debate
The proposal would shift investigating work from the commission to the Department of Justice, making the commission mainly a watchdog on rate reasonableness. A majority of commission members oppose the change, fearing loss of investigative function.
Mysterious surveying party west of Eugene advances toward coast
A seven person railroad surveying team works west from Eugene through Elmira toward the Siuslaw with no comment on purpose. The line mirrors a recent Eugene-Siuslaw survey under Dr. Leonard, prompting local speculation about continuing the Porter Bros. Hill line from Deschutes country to the coast via McKenzie pass and Eugene.
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Eugene
Elmira
Siuslaw
Eugene-Siuslaw
Leonard
Porter Bros.’ Hill
Deschutes
Mcc-Kenzie Pass
Railroad work drives up hay and grain prices
E. W. Michael of Lowell said in The Guard that the Nation extension work has boosted activity with one camp of 200 men in operation and another to open soon. Hay now costs 20 dollars a ton as supply tightens, and horse feed near the railroad camps runs a dollar per night for a team or two dollars for four horses. Farmers with stock to sell may see strong profits this fall and winter.
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E. W. Michael
Lowell
Nation
Quiet at McKees Rocks as rioters buried and troopers sent home
Pittsburg reports a quiet strike zone at McKees Rocks. Rioters killed Sunday night were buried today while state troopers' bodies were shipped to their homes for burial.
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Pittsburg
McKees Rocks
Trophies Of Teddy's Hunt Are Received
An express wagon delivered nine barrels and a large box containing the Roosevelt hunting expedition trophies to the Smithsonian Institute in Washington. The packages marked T. R. in white paint were eyed as a possible newspaper trick by Secretary Rathbun who noted it will take days to unpack and inspect the contents.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Smithsonian Institute
T. R
Rathbun
Institution
Complete cough remedy touted by Linn Drug Co
The notice promotes Covran Cure for coughs colds asthma and bronchitis claiming a complete lung remedy without opiates. It notes safety for children and a price of 1.00 sold by Linn Drug Co Williams Mfg Co Cleveland Oregon. It also mentions domestic tomatoes in the market better than California imports.
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Linn Drug Co
Willams Mfg. Co
Cleveland
Lane County Suit Seeks Quiet Title in Oregon Property
Asiak Brauni sues E D Leavitt in the Circuit Court of Oregon Lane County to quiet title to the southeast quarter of Section 36 Township 18 South Range 6 West Willamette Meridian. Six week publication in Eugene Weekly Guard ordered by Judge T Harris dated July 27 1909. Walton & Attorneys represent plaintiff.
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Circuit Court
State of Oregon
Lane Asiak
Willamette
Lane County
Oregon
Eugene Weekly Guard
T. Harris
Walton
Suit seeks sole ownership of timber contract in Lane County
Bessie A Hoagland sues Oregon and California Railroad Company George C Beebe and Wilkey Rickman in Lane County Oregon Circuit Court to establish the plaintiff as sole owner entitled to all benefits of a timber purchase contract for the SE 1 4 of Sec 27 Tp 18 R4W Willamette Meridian Oregon The defendants are to answer within six weeks after service or first publication July 29 1909 if not served personally Publication will be in Eugene Weekly Guard for six weeks as ordered May 11 1909 by L T C a e Judge H Greenman attorney for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
State of Oregon
Lane
Bessie A. Hoagland
Oregon & California Railrpany
Gorge C. Beebe
Wilkey Rickman
Oregon and California Railroad Company
George C. Beebe
Towit
St. SE
S. Re
Willamette Meridian
Oregon
Simeons
Eugene Weekly Guard
Circuit Court of
Ryeaeregon
H. Greenman
Plaintiff
Horses arrive in Eugene for Utah Construction Co
Two more car loads of horses arrived this morning from Gridley California for the Utah Construction Co and were unloaded at the local stock yards. This brings to three the number of car loads unloaded in Eugene over the past two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Construction Co
Eugene
Gridley
Cal
Order to Show Cause in Lane County Estate Case
In Lane County Oregon the county court orders all heirs and interested parties to appear on September 1 1909 at 2 PM to show cause why an order to sell 10 acres of land described in Section 34 17 South Range 4 West Willamette Meridian should not be granted. Publication in the Eugene Weekly Guard is required for three weeks prior to hearing.
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Lane
State of
Oregon
James J. Cheshire
Annie L. Cheshire
Eugene
County of Lara
James Miller
P. C. Olson
Willamette Meridian
Eugene Weekly Guard
Said
T Fn
Unty Court
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Willamette St
Stanleys
Goodyear Wells
Davidson
Cincinnati
Maid of Athens
Mr. Fresham
Scaneys
Hort Chemical CO
Foxmine One
Rane
Ween
van Duan
Morrison
Portland
A. P. Armstrong
Commercial School
The
Northwest
N. Hill
Interstate Commission
Teddy
Regon
California
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