Senate anti pass bill fails by one vote in Oregon senate
The Oregon Senate narrowly defeated the anti pass bill by 15 to 14 despite efforts by Hedges to rally support. An amendment granting passes to state officials nullified the measure. The vote remains the season’s closest, with party dynamics noted among listed senators. The House meanwhile backed H B 392 seeking to revoke perpetual franchises, while a separate equal suffrage resolution advanced after a tense tally.
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Senate
Railroad Committee
Hart
Hodson
Johnson
Malarkey
McDonald
Miller
Marion
Muir
Nottingham
Sichel
Whealdon
Wright
Haines
Multnomah
House
Jovey
Senate passes varied bills on voting, insurance, and property
The senate advanced multiple measures including a county option for voting machines, a uniform fire insurance policy, and new contract methods by the Secretary of State. Other bills address support obligations, wildlife protections in several counties, Torrens act improvements, estate courtesy, and Supreme Court commissioners.
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Bingham
Beach
Biche
Kay
Denhar
John Mulien
Stehel
Eatate
Coke
Supreme Court
Nottingham
Senate Plans Regents Board and War Claims Paid
Yesterday the senate passed a Will creating a board of regents to select no bartials to be continued and to abolish the others. The committee on claims recommended payment of Captain John Mullen’s Modoc war claims and direct war taxes totaling 4465.97, adopted unanimously. The judiciary reported on bills 548 and 143 favorably, and education and other committees advanced measures on normal schools, the Union county agricultural college, and an increased O A C fund. The railroads committee reported the Chapin bill with minor amendments, redefining appointment methods and party balance. A Friday session will consider the amendment benefiting corporations. Representative Jones accepts the bill without a minority report.
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Senate
Board of Regents
Aod
Committee On Claim
John Mullen
Committee On Judiciary
Mullen
Committee On Education
Ways and Means
Union County Agricultural College
House
Chapin
Jones
Senate votes against direct senatorial election in Oregon
The Salem Journal reports the Oregon Senate debated direct vote for U S senators. Bills 111 and 112 tied to amending the primary law, with a majority backing repeal of statements that would allow party voters control. Debate named legislators from Bingham to Halnes, reflecting a split over direct vote versus party choice. The piece notes possible further action and a looming public vote.
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United States
Senate
Salem Journal
Committee On Elections and Privileges
Bailey
M. A. Miller
Sepator Baller
Smith
Ummatilla
Beach
Booth
Miller
Linn
Gearin
Bingham
Johnson
Repubtl Ats
Caldwel Cole
Coahow
Hedges
Mull
Nottingham
Amarilla
Halnes
Butley
Dalley Coke
Wart
Kay
Laugh Ary
Jayewek
MelDonald
Marion Behefeld
Sichel
Marion
Whealdon
Osteopathy bill debate delays committee report vote
The senate considered Nottingham bill No. 69 regulating osteopathy with a hostile committee substitute, but did not adopt either report. The issue was sent to a special order for next Tuesday at 10 oclock. Nottingham and Malarkey argued for fair treatment of osteopaths amid opposition from Dr. Smith and Dr. Cole who urged high medical education standards.
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Smith
Umatilla
Associated Press
Judiciary Committee
Hudson
Printing Committee
Senate
Bensters Nottingham
Nottingham
Cole
Malarkey
Oregon Senate Bill Counts Show Coshow Leading With 146
Salem reports most senators introduced bills this session with Coshow at 146, Malarkey 15, Bingham 14, and others varying. Multnomah delegates total 40 of 172 bills. Marion county 232. Southern Oregon 42. Eastern Oregon 30. the coast 13.
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Salem
Senate
Mayo
Hwever
Coshow
Malarkey
Bingham
Smith
Matilia
Kay
Mulit
Miller
Linn and Marton
Baller
Schofield
Cole
Linn
Nottingham
Johnson
Whesldon
Hart
Hedges
Marton
Siche
Wright
Bowerman
Coke
Laycork
Hodison
Caldwell
Booth
Laughby
Haines
McDonald
Multnomah
Lillis
Marion County
Oregon
Coast
Bears the waves d tot Haw Lways beagle Spnaters Ppp Meee
Bears the waves feature appears in a garbled OCR snippet with names and phrases that are unreadable. No clear event or person can be identified for a proper summary.
Infant dies of pneumonia in Cottage Grove
February 3 1907 in Lynx Hollow Miss Flossie Huff child of Mr and Mrs Tom Coz died at home aged 17 after a short illness. A popular M E church and Epworth League member she resided with Mr and Mrs J S Isham while at school. Rev J L Beatty preached the teaching funeral at her parents home near Walker yesterday afternoon.
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Cottage Grove
Tom Coz
Flossie Huff
Lynx Hollow
Miss Huff
M. E. Church
Epworth League
J. S. Isham
J. L. Beatty
Walker
Miona stomach tablets marketed with guarantees
An advertisement claims Miona stomach tablets cure all digestive disorders using bismuth subcarbonate cerium oxalate sodium bicarbonate and nux vomica with a money back guarantee. Hulls drug store offers 50 cent boxes and a refund if not cured. Also mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure and related remedies with postal address and sales exhortations.
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Hull
Hulls Drug Store
Piles remedy promises cure with Hem-ROID tablet
A claim for internal Hem-Roid tablets from Dr. Leonhardt of Lincoln Nebraska promises to remove the cause of piles and cure them, with a stated one thousand dollar guarantee with every bottle. Available for $1 at druggists or through Dr Leonhardt Co Niagara Falls New Jersey.
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States
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Niagara Falls
N. J
Notice to Settle Accounts Causes Bradley Reynolds Change
The firm of Bradley Reynolds has changed hands with Mr Reynolds continuing the business and collecting all accounts due. All who are indebted to the firm are urged to settle at once by contacting H J Reynolds.
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Bradley @ Reynolds
Mr. Reynolds
Fia H. J. Reynolds
Valuable Lesson From Dr King’s New Life Pills Ad
John Pleasant of Magnolia North Dakota recalls a lesson about life with a testimonial for Dr King’s New Life Pills. The ad claims lasting benefits and prompts readers to visit W L De Lano drug store to buy the 25 cent remedy.
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John Pleasant
Magnolia
Tnd
Local Bidder Louis Sherman Submits Low Offer
Louis Sherman of this city was the lowest bidder on the 1.0.0. PF building project at Junction, according to the city procurement record.
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Louis Sherman
Junction
River steamer Mathlema visits Harrisburg after years
The government river steamer Mathlema arrived near 3 p.m. Saturday above Peoria, greeted by a large crowd. Under Captain Tyler, the vessel surveys river condition to justify funding to keep the river navigable to the head of navigation. The plan includes a possible Eugene to Corvallis shuttle to connect with Portland shipments. Chief Engineer Ghainn, remembered from earlier service, oversees the engine room.
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Down
Peoria
Mathlema
Harrisburg
United States
Tyler
Eugene
Corvallis
Portland
Ghainn
Meath
Big California timber deal tagged by Chicago men
Chas. H. Chick of this city and John H. Bonnell of Grand Raids arrived from California after inspecting timber districts. They arranged a purchase with Michigan associates for a vast redwood tract in Mendocino County valued at about 1.25 million dollars, said to be among the state’s finest.
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Chas. H. Chick
John H. Bonnell
Grand Rauids
California
Michigan
Mendeline County
Harrisburg Council Rejects Eugene Blue Law
Harrisburg Feb 6 The Good Citizens League brought Eugene style blue law to the city council urging adoption as ordinance. Council took no action on the proposal while a promise to push a Sunday closure rule for soft water venues was tabled indefinitely.
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Harrisburg
Good Citizens’ League of
Blne Law
Eugene
Cottage Grove Council Rejects Petition on Liquor Booths
The Cottage Grove council Monday evening read and tabled a petition calling for an ordinance to ban booths promising soft drinks but selling liquor, curb slot machines, and criminalize liquor import. Officials noted existing state laws cover the concerns and doubted local action would fare better.
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Cottage Grove
Oregon Items Pass House Approval For River Harbor Projects
Washington reports indicate Oregon appropriation items for river and harbor work, Coos Bay and Coquille River entrance, removal of shoals at Tillamook harbor to Tillamook city, passed muster in the house with no objections. Senate passage appears likely if the bill overall succeeds. Washington items were also adopted.
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Washington
Oregon
Harbor Hill
Coos Bay
Coquille River
Tillamook and
Tillamook City
Senate
Notice of Timber Land Sale by Joyce B Hopkins in Oregon
Subscribe for the Weekly Guard United States Land Office Roseburg Oregon November 5 1906 notice of filing sworn statement No 7443 to purchase E4% NW and to 1 and 2 of section 19 township 17 south range 4 W Willamette meridian to prove land valued for timber and stone before W W Calkins U S Commissioner Eugene Oregon Wednesday March 45 1907 witnesses listed adverse claims deadline March 6 1997 Benjamin L Eddy Register
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Roseburg
Oregon
California
Nevada
Washington Territory
Joyce B. Hopkins
Albany
of Linn
Tov
W. M
W. W. Calkins
U. S
Eugene
John H. Dick
Dave Murphy
Engers
Albert Brownell
James A. Johnson
Deadwood
Benjamin L. Eddy
Register
United States Land Om
Congress
Nia
Tom Territory
Public Land
Ethel H. Saller
Alma
Lane
Said Lang
Oreos
Withouse
Hinkson
Harvey Sallee
Ia Hinkson
Y. Ney Porter
Walton, Oregn
Land Office Notice of Timber Land Claim in Oregon
Notice of intent to prove timber land value under 1878 act for NE% SW of NEY and NE of SE% Section 34 Township 17 south Range 8 west Willamette Meridian. Hearing before U S Commissioner W W Calkins in Eugene on April 6 1907 with witnesses Wm D Neely John H Dick Dwight B Hopkins and Giles Fowler. Adverse claimants urged to respond by April 1907. Benjamin L Eddy Register.
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United States Land Office
Roseburg
W. M
W. W. Calkins
U. S
Eugene
Oregon
Wm. D. Neely
Meadow
John H. Dick
Dwight B. Hopkins
Giles Fowler
Benjamin L. Eddy
Register
Notice for Publication in Roseburg Oregon 1904
Notice is hereby given in compliance with federal timber and land laws that Harry M. Crooks of Albany Linn County Oregon has filed sworn statement No T7622 for the purchase of lots 2 and 3 in Section 6 Township 18 south range west and will prove land is valuable for timber or stone not agriculture before W W Calkins U S Commissioner in Eugene Oregon on Saturday April 13 1907 Witnesses J H Dick W Neely H L Hopkins and others named in the record
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United States Land Office
Roseburg
Congress
California
Oregon
Nevada
Washington Territory
Harry M. Crooks
Albany
W. W. Calkins
U. S
Eugene
John H. Dick
William Neely
Meadow
Harold L. Hopkins
Giles Fowler
Benjamin L. Eddy
Register
Ij Na
Wyton Territory
William H. Salle
Alma
Lane
W. Wie A. &. Cenisioner
I Himpson
Mable Hinksma
Oreron
Sidney
Porter
Jon
United States
Californion
Samuel Herbert Anderson
Linn
Orem
N.E
N.W
South
James
William D. Oir
Fred Neely
Inia
Tom Territory
Sam
Tange No
West
Notice for Patent Timber Land Sale in Oregon
United States Land Office Roseburg Oregon November 23 1906 Emma L Hopkins of Eugene Lane County Oregon filed sworn statement No 7624 for parts of Section 34 Township 17S Range 6W Willamette Meridian to prove land more valuable for timber or stone than agriculture and will submit proofs before W W Calkins United States Commissioner
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Range No
W. M
W. W. Calkins
U. 8
Public Land Notice Admits Timber and Agricultural Claims Oregon
Oregon sparse public land notices dated 1907 list claimants including ETHEL H. SALLER of Alma Linn County Oregon and Samuel Herbert Anderson of Linn County, with filings for sections 11 3 and 21 of section 6 to prove timber or agricultural use. Notices call for objections or claims by March and April 1907 before U S land officials in Roseburg Eugene and Alma.
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