Notice of sewer bids in Eugene Oregon 1905
Pursuant to an order of the Common Council bids will be received at the Recorder's office in Eugene until 7 p m February 8 1908 to constrict a 16 inch sewer 8704 feet long with 150 Y branches 11 mandibles and 2 catena beads. Sealed bids for the two sewers separate bids requested bonds required for faithful performance. Work under Street Committee and Sewer Superintendent supervision. Eugene Oregon January 16 1905 B F Douglas City Receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
Eugene
Oregon
Recorder’s
R Corder
Common Court
Bonda
Counci
F Doxgis
Women Hanged In England and Local Incidents
Widespread brief items report a Baltimore And Ohio wreck where a conductor died in the fire, King Edward ruled ill with influenza, a Cambridge Illinois bank robbed of 15000, streetcars guarded by troops during unrest, US Minister Bowen in Caracas reviewing Venezuelan disputes, and two women hanged in London for baby killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Edward
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Erippe News Aseociacion Loudan
Knollys
Scripps News
Conn
Bowen
Scrippe News
Hanna
James J Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Venezuela
Hill
Hague Tribunal For Settlement
Eripm News Agtoriation Loxpon
Oregon Legislature Considers Joint Reception Committee
Suant special Service from State House Salem reports Kuykendall's concurrent resolution names three senators and five representatives to meet President Roosevelt during his Oregon visit. The committee is amended to five senators and eight House members with Kuykendall likely chair. Also, a bill to create a Hop Inspector office passes House committee with Governor, Secretary of State and State Treasurer on the state board of control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suant
State House
Salem
Fed
Kuykendall
Roosevelt
Oregon
Senate
House
Goare
Sa Emm
State Board of Control
Oregon Senatorship vote repeats in joint meeting
In Salem February 3 the senatorial ballot in a joint session of the Senate and House was identical to yesterday. Clackamas representative Hans Paulsen caused a stir by changing his vote from Fulton to Geer and then back to Fulton before the result was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yard Speen Service
Salem
Senate
House
Hans Paulsen
Clackamas
Fulton
Geer
Dave Houston Favored for State Penitentiary Superintendent
Very good authority reports Dave Houston, longtime Eugene railroad conductor and ally of the Chamber regime, as likely to be named superintendent of the state penitentiary for four years starting March 1, succeeding Superintendent Lee. Houston rose from labor to leadership and is praised as a fitting choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Houston
Eugene
Chamberlsio
Maron
Lee
Houston
Death of Former Resident Nannie Keeney reported
Word reached Eugene yesterday of the death of Mrs Nannie Keeney to Tecoma Washington last night. Mrs Keeney was a former resident of Pleasant Hill and lived nearby in the week prior. The remains will be shipped south to Pleasant Hill for interment tomorrow among her relatives. Mrs Keeney was formerly Miss Nanine Wallis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Nannie Keeney
Tecoma
Washington
Mre Keeney
Pleasant Hillord
Cbearacter
Preseant Hil
Mre
Keeney Wee
Mise Naonle Wallis
Our Sentiments Too Albany Democrat Letter
A letter expresses opinions on a bill changing the seal of Ary gon and criticizes efforts to alter existing symbols. The writer argues against modifying the state seal and mocks the motive as unnecessary and misguided.
Terrible accident leaves 3 year old in critical condition
In the afternoon a boy aged three, Gussie Ream, fell into a tub of boiling water at 314 West Meventy Street. Three-fourths of his body burned, doctors say he has little chance of recovery. His younger brother also scalded died early that morning. Burial services will be held tomorrow at the family home, Day and Henderson in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gussie Ream
Ream
Gussie
Wheo
David
Giaeese Ream
Ne Seoden
West Meventy Street
Day & Henderson
U. C. Notes on New University Electric Gongs
A new system of electric gongs will be installed at the university, operated from the president's office to ring ten minutes before classes and on the hour for class start. The YM and YWCA plan a Poor Exam ination Jubilee with a committee meeting tonight at Thea Williams' home. J Rangel left today for The Dakes to attend to interests, with brief stops in Portland and Monmouth before returning to school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Thea Wiliams
J . Rangel
Dakes
Portland
Monmouth
Hook and Ladder Officers Elected for the Year
Last evening the Hook and Ladder Company elected officers for the year Kenneth Miller president W T Carroll vice president F N Moaliter treasurer W Tr Campbell secretary Geo Berger foreman W W Rievene assistant foreman Arthur Hanns 2d assistant foreman Eli Davie sergeant at arms An elaborate banquet at the Banquet cafe capped the evening's business in proper style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hook and Ladder Company
Kenneth Miller
W T Carroll
F N Moaliter
W Tr Campbell
Geo Berger
Freman
W W Rievene
Arthur Hanns
Eli Davie
Cereeant-At-Arme
Man shot in left arm during hunting party misidentifies cousin
Earl Gates fired upon his cousin Charles Gates in a hunting party near Urow while out Saturday. The bullet pierced the left arm muscles. Charles was moved to the Gates residence for medical care. The shooter and others present are understood to be safe, with no serious injuries expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Gates
Charles Gates
Gaunt
Row
Suiday
Fred
Ula Farher
Urow
Eugene chorus union shows growth and festival plans
At a Willamette Choral Union meeting in the Eugene Methodist church the local branch reported l members and praised three leaders for boosting the chorus. The management targets 100 members and has largely succeeded. The festival program includes dramatic works under Prof Glen, with strong support from citizens funding the event. A complete list of subscriptions will be published soon as Eugene residents back the festival effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eucens
Willamette Choreh Union
Eugene
Aiip
Ad.mirstly
Prof @en
Fenat
Adonia
Glen
Ingere
Eli.sens
Willamette Valley
Oleral Union
University Track Team Prospects For 1903 Season
Prospective members of the 1903 University track team are training to field the best squad yet. Long distance runners have boxed in steady gymnasium work, while field men practice at various stages. Poley is in superb condition and expected to shave seconds off the Northwest record in the mile. The group is described as a promising, well-conditioned team with strong all-round potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poley
Smithfield School Report From Smithfield Oregon
Smithfield district No. 10 reports for month ending January 23 1908. Average daily attendance 42. List of students including Fiora Crone Tine Reaman Nellie Myrtle Glennie Emma Beck Bether Ollie Rens Archie Goldie Bertha Mounts Ira Bedlont George Reymond Helen Eichenberger Arne Eichenberger Ira Mounts Walter Conrad Marian Happen Tescher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield
Ore
Eorreon Kvagxe Goarp
Smithfeld Echoeo
Fiora Crone
Tine Reaman
Nellie
Myrtle
Glennie
Emma Beck
Bether Ollie
Rens
Archie
Goldie
Bertha Mounts
Ira Bedlont
George Reymond
Helen Eichenberger
Arne Eichenberger
Ira Mounts
Walter Conrad
Turner Will Have Help
Geo Bunn was arrested by Patrolman Cromer on a charge of being drunk and disorderly. He caused damage in the city rail area and near the city hotel, leading to a $48 bill for damaging the peace and property. He was ordered to work off the sentence at $2 per day until paid. He is said to be Jim Buanp’s brother, who recently went to the state penitentiary for theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Bunn
Patrolmas Cromer
Jngs
Banu
City Recorder
Eugene
City
Turner
Jim Buanp
State Penitentiary
Mra
Will Oaylor
High School Notes on Debating and Society Activities
The Roseburg High School debate topic was chosen after consultations with Dr Beohdolt and Dr Young of the University. Manager Charles W Kvnov helped arrange the debate between two schools. The Ambition Society plans to elect new officers at Friday’s meeting, with speeches and committee reports. Miss Emma Wold oversees a new geology class started yesterday using Dr Condon's Two Islands as textbooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseburg High School
Beohdolt
Young
University
Scheols
Charles W Kvnov
Emma Wold
Condon
Two Islands
Prize Concerts Set For February Concerts by Fourth Regiment Band
The Fourth Regiment band will present Prize Concerts on February 19 and 20 with over $160 in prizes already secured. Attendees will receive coupons. those with lucky numbers win prizes. A grand ball at the armory will conclude the two-night event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoreday
Fourth Regiment
Armory
Accident at Junction in Alpany Herald report
Frank I Clifton of thivelty travels to Junction City after telegram says his brother E C Clifton was severely injured at a logging camp near Junction. He was struck by a breaking cable and the dispatch notes the injury as serious with few further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpany Herald
Frank I. Clifton
Thivelty
Junction City
Reaporte
E C Clifton
Clifton
Junction
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gent's Department
Hampton Bros
Eucene Guard
Iampbell Brosg., Publishers
Ffice
Willamette Street
Seventh and
Eighth Street
Ugene
L Whitson
Henderson
C Woodcock
Attorney-At-Law
Rie
Chrism
L, Cheshire
M. D
Brown, M. D
Walton
Walton & Ness
G. P. News
Sorveys
Law
Walton Block
Eugene, Or
Otis K. Bean
McClung Block
Mugen
Hugh E. Penland
Surge OB Debar
Goy
Ature
Abe
Uomo
Ely
Perdux Gaeh
Eugene Oregon
GENER
Chicago
San Francisco
P. F
Woud Masa, Onehier, L. H. Porras
Eugene Loan and
Tran acTio
Aine Ice
Brown
Scrippa News Association
Akron
Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
Mast Ohio
Long
Berippe News Association
Boston
Navy
Illinois
Davenport
Iowa
Cambridge
Legislature
Chamberlain
Albeny Democrat
Altra
Little Gussie Ream
U. C
Hook and Ladder
Smithfield School Report
Marian Happen
Tescher
Geo. Bunn
Frank E. Dunn
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!