Hugeoe to Hold Special Election on Utility Bonds
Voters in Hugeoe will decide in a special election on Tuesday January 3 1906 whether to resubmit the municipal ownership question and authorize 100 000 electric light bonds and 80 000 water bonds. Four firms declined bids for bonds as rates were too low.
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Hugeoe # ll
Oabi
Coupciiman Matloc
Mallock
Leason, Wood & Mayer
Cincinnati
Jona Naveeo
Chicago
N. W. Harris & Co
Robert Smith says he will not run for Congress
In Chant's Pase, Robert Green Smith of Josephine County declines a congressional bid. A renowned attorney in the city, he cites a busy workload and duties of his office. He previously served in the state legislature and was elected representative from Josephine on the Democratic ticket in a predominantly Republican county.
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Robert Green Smith
Josephine County
Mr. Smith
Robert Smith
Inez
Josephine
Hops Sold At Record Prices For Thurston Farm
Nuan Rhoder of Thurston sold hops to Horet & Co through local agent James Slayee. Hops fetched 1 cent per pound, the highest price in weeks for Rhodes crop which was praised for excellent quality. Market notes show limited supply and firm demand despite a dull market.
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Nuan Rhoder
Thurston
Horet & Co
James Slayee
Rhodes
Attempted Robbery at Saloons in Eugene Ends in Jail
Joseph Prevost, a loom painter, is jailed on a serious charge after an attempted robbery at Hodes saloon and later another attempt nearby. Officers thwarted the break in, Prevost fled, but was confronted by Chief Stiles and Deputy Sheriff Wop. He was bound over for circuit court next March and will stay in the county jail.
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Eugene
Joseph Prevost
Jese
Henry Jester
Bai
Sud
Law
J &. Calaweil’e Barber
Esloou
Lester
Stiles
Harry Wop
Pickela
Bown
Prevost
John Fawver Bound Over for Adultery Charge
John W. Fawver bound over to appear before the grand jury on adultery after eloping with Mies Lily Howard of Linn county. He was sworn in by Orin Howard, the girl's father, and his bail set at 500. The couple reportedly fled by small boat to Selem Iaat Sunday. the girl returned home with family after the preliminary hearing she offered cautious testimony.
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John W. Fawver
Mies
Lily Howard
Linn County
Selem Iaat
Grand
Orin Howard
Oret
Hop Market Slumps Hurting Oregon Hop Growers
The new hop market reports show prices fell to 10 cents, with some as low as 4 cents, while Oregon hops traded as 6 to 12 cents. Contracts to deliver 1906 hops to New York City at 12 cents imply growers may earn only 6 to 7 cents per pound next year, forcing cost cuts and reduced picker pay.
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New York City
Oregon
Railroads Report New Ohio Operator Roles Amid Tank Work
Harry W. Lyon now operates in the Albany of the work on a new steel water tank as progress accelerates. The railroad staff list includes Wendling as an agent at a salary of 25 per month, with Oregon City S. P. agent dismissed for cause. Openings exist for agents at Saginaw Oregon City West Selo Wendling Lafayette and operators at Leland Medford and Glendale. Center pier work on the Springfield bridge progresses slowly with a projected completion after next July.
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Harry W. Lyon
the & P. Albany
Tee
S. P
Oregon City
Saginaw
Weet Selo
Wendling
Lafayette
Leland
Medford
Glendale
Springfield
Cottage Grove Sawmill Prospects Observed In Town
J F Kelly with Meser Fisher and Mant plus two mill timber experts visited Cottage Grove Thursday morning to view the Long and Bing ham mill property. Kelly declined to predict outcomes but said inquiries into Bow River timber show prohibitive log prices. If feasible, estimates will be reviewed as work to start the mill proceeds. About 60 days may be needed before operations resume, with contracts and repairs to be arranged, a development seen as significant for Cottage Grove and surrounding area.
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J. F. Kelly
Meser, Fisher and Mant
Cottage Grove
Long
Long & Bingham Mill
Kelly
Bow River
Long & Hingham
Oregon
Injured Worker Hit By Log Line at Siuslaw Camp
Emory Richardson, a Fellman Nicolle logging camp employee on the Siuslaw River, was badly hurt breaking a jam when a lead block broke and the line struck the back of his head. He remained conscious, no bones broken, but will be unable to work for several weeks.
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Emory Richardson
Fellman & Nicolle
Siuslaw
Young Richardson
Man Found Dead in Bed With Sons Nearby
W L Connett was found dead in his bed at his home with two young sons nearby. He had complained of feeling unwell Thursday night and died in the night. Coroner Day was notified but deemed an inquest unnecessary. A Hooge table vehicle prepared to transport the body to Eugene for conveyance toward Oregon City.
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Hooge
McKenzie Bridge
Eugene
Oregon City
W. L. Connett
Aged Pioneer Margaret Miller Passes in California
Margaret Miller mother of Joaquin Miller the poet and G M Miller died at The insights near Oakland California on December 21. Born April 10 1816 in Union county Indianus she married Hollinger Miller at 18 and crossed to Oregon in 1852 with four children. The family settled near Coburg and faced pioneer life with steadfast devotion. Her strong cheerful character left a lasting impression as her remains were laid to rest at the family place overlooking the Golden Gate and Pacific Ocean.
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Margaret Miller
Joaquin Miller
G. M. Miller
Oakland
Californis
Buraday
Margaret Witt
Union County
Indianus
Hollinger Miller
Plains
Oregon
Parish
Salem
Muller
Coburg
Volden Gate
Bohemis Foresters elect officers in Cottage Grove meeting
Count Bohemis Foresters of America of Cottage Grove met Monday evening and after initiating pew members the following officers were elected Chief ranger Dr. C. S. Hockett ab chief ranger C. C Airay recording secretary Leo Hiatt treasurer BE A. Wilson.
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Count Bohemis
Foresters of America
Cottage Grove
Pew
C. S.hockett
C. C Airay
Leo Hiatt
BE. A. Wilson
New Buildings for Springfield Hit by Local Deals
J L Clark sold his Second and Main property now housing the post office to Emil Etter of Eugene. A large two story store and residence are planned, Clark to keep residence rights six months. Hadley and Schole buy Third and Mass corner to erect a two story meat market building and vacate current premises. W Hodes of Eugene buys real estate near Peery’s drug store and meat market, planning a large spring building. W H Gatrell to start a third Springfield meat market this year after purchasing the current market site.
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J. L. Clark
Second
Main Street
Emil Etter
Eugene
Clark
North Springfeld
Hadley & Schole
City Meat Market
Third
Mass Streets
W. H. Hathaway
Wm. Hodes
Springfeld
Peery
Eprng
W. H. Gatrell
Newe
Order of Washington Elects Members and Plans Colonial Ball
The Order of Washington held a meeting last night initiating twelve candidates and electing officers led by President Hugh A Bare. An event on January 12 1906 will feature a model program and supper. A colonial ball is planned for February 22 George Washingtons birthday to be among the season’s premier events.
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Order of Weabington
Hoer
Hugh A. Bare
Mra
Cassie Moore
N. K. Belebas
Tresaurer
Jobo Ham
Mary Courtwright
Josie Kemery
George Hobl
George Marx
L. VW. Brown
Ira B. Bertle
Phil Bartle
T. W. Harris
Mias Nellie Smith
Roberts. Hinton
John Ham
George Washington
New Hotel at McKenzie Bridge
W T Campbell fresh from his ranch visit reports to the Guard plans for multiple improvements at upper McKenzie summer resorts. J W O Leary, buyer of Powers place at McKenzie ridge, will start a 100 guest hotel and millwork from his own sawmill. The Powers residence, once used as a hotel, can no longer meet growing tourist demand. Beleoep Springs will add new bath houses this season, with a larger hotel planned within a year or two.
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W. T. Campbell
Hine River City
McKenzie Sumer
J. W. O'Leary
McKenzie Ridge
Powers
Beleoep Springs
Making a plat of the city by civil engineer Kelsey
F F C Kelsey the civil engineer employed by the city council to supervise the electric light plant project arrived in Eugene Thursday afternoon and began work on a city plat.
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FF. C. Kelsey
Eugene Thoreday
Thes
Note on delivery and weather impacting Christmas trade
The Gosrdt notes short days and sun at 4 34. Carriers work after hours to deliver papers. The Goard reporter says reporters face tough tasks collecting programs from churches for the day. The weather should boost Christmas trade and support local finances.
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Gosrdt
Old Feud Flare Near Florence Over River Booms
Tension flares between O W Hord and William Kyle factions at Florence on the Sieslaw river. Hord runs a sawmill with a tug L Rocco piloting ships to San Francisco and a long log boom. Kyle claims the mill land and forces a confrontation by ordering his crew to cut and pull up gear during a Sunday clash.
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Florence
W. Hord
Wm. Kyle
Sieslaw
Intervale
Sun Robarts
Tad Bisa
Ecere
Piling Dispute Leads to Public Trouble in Portland
Report notes damage to property and possible criminal action by Mr Hard after an incident involving piling removal. A fuller account is pending, but observers expect the public to hear more from the two parties soon.
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Hard
Portland
Death of California poet Joaquin Miller’s mother in Oakland
The mother of George Miller of Eugene and famed California poet Joaquin Miller died Wednesday at Miller’s Oakland home in Gyland California at nearly 90. She was buried in a small graveyard behind the barn, in a private plot chosen over a federal pyre for the family.
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George \. Miller
Eugene
Joaquin Miller
California
Gy. Land
Cal
Banas
Faily
House Fire Ended By Dodged Alarm Near West Sixth
Fire crews were summoned to the home of Chas Dixon at the corner of West Sixth and Charnelton streets at 11 this morning. Apparatus found no blaze, the incident described as a barber shop cat of a fine, with no damage reported.
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Stewart Avenue
Uhirteenth Street
Seventeenth Street
West Eighib
West Nioth
Live Street
Yoran
Chas. Dixon
West Sixth and
Charnelton Streets
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