Jennings Bros Acquire Helens Consolidated Stock In Bohemia Region
Prominent mining deal unfolds as Jennings Bros buy stock in Helens Consolidated, owner of rich Bohemia district properties once held by Chase Bruneau. Public price undisclosed though described as substantial. Bruneau exits partnership, plans to push Sarah claims into active development in Bohemia. Jennings expands holdings by taking over Musick and White Wings mines and other Julia group assets.
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Jennings Bros
Helens Consolidated Company
Bohemia
Chase Bruneau
Helena
C B Bruneau
PJ Jennings
Helena Consolidated Company
P J Jennings
Messrs Cook
J I Jones
O E Brady
Jess
Los Angeles
Musick
White Wings
GG Warner
Hughes and Hartley Group
W E Ferguson
Star Mine
Bruneau
Sarah Claims
Will Probated In Crow As Executors Named In Will
The last will and testament of Joseph K Sturtevant filed for probate in the county clerk's office. Executed April 24, 1901, it leaves real and personal property to his wife Mary E Sturtevant, then splits real property among his sons Clark C, James K, Albert W, and Andrew M Sturtevant, with specified shares of personal property and money to Lucy Bell Mitchell and Lydia Ann Mitchell. Executor T G Hendricks named without bonds. Clarke, James K, Albert W and Andrew M receive eighty acres each. all former wills revoked. Estimated estate value listed at $6000. The record also notes medical license for Dr O B Reese and various legal notices and mining claims in Bohemia district.
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Daily Guard
Joseph K Sturtevant
Crow
A C Woodcock
G KR Chrisman
Mary E Sturtevant
Clark C
James K
Albert W
Andrew M Sturtevandt
Andrew M
Albert W Sturtevant
Lucy Bell Mitchell
Andrew M Sturtevant
Lucey Bell Mitchell
Lydia Ann Mitchell
Clarke
Andrew M Stertevant
Democrats Set State Convention Date in Portland
Democrats will hold their state convention in Portland on Thursday April 10 announced by Chairman Samuel White. The delay follows Republican plans for April 2 with local Democrats hoping for April 5 8 or 10 to meet nomination deadlines as state offices require timely action before the June 2 election.
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Portland
Samuel White
Montague
State Central Committee
Republican State Central Committee
Sanitarium Fire In Battle Creek Wipes Out 400 Patients
Special to the Guard reports the Sanitarium in Battle Creek Michigan destroyed by fire. About 400 patients evacuated safely as losses reach 1 million dollars. The facility drew patients from across the Midwest and will be rebuilt at the same site.
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Battle Creek
Michigan
Barrie Crosx
Middle West
Salem Colonel Dies in Hotel Room
Special to the Grand from Salem Oregon February 18 Col N B Knight father of actress Portia Knight died suddenly in his hotel room in Salem. A well known local figure he had recently drawn attention for Portia Knight suing the Duke of Manchester in London for breach of promise. Knight had just returned from a trip to Europe.
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Salem, Or
N B Knight
Portia Knight
Portia
Duke of Manchester
London
Col Knight
San Francisco Bank Cash Surplus and Foreign Exchange
Paid up cash surplus 360000 and 50000 general banking business. Notes on exchange sales abroad mention check or certificate entrustments. Signatures: P. E. Swopenass, Cashier, and L. H. Porris, Assistant.
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San Francisco
Portlastins
Calinetone
P. E. Swopenass
L. H. Porris
Arrest of Eugene V Smith in Torls Daily Guard
Eugene V Smith of Redding was arrested in this city by local police after noon, per Chief Dillard of Roseburg. The charge is not stated. Dillard said Amithia sought for larceny of a suit at Roseburg last Saturday. Chief Scott and Officer Croner made the arrest. Also noted: six Portlanders headed for Dawson City plan a 400 mile bike trek with blankets and camp gear.
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Grants Pass
Chiles
Kit’’ Baber
Darkey
Baber
Kit Baker
Eugene
Harry Abrams
Dr. Brownlee
Junction
Eugene V Smith
Dillard
Roseburg
Smith
Redding
Cal
Pollerman Croner
Amithia
Scott
Croner
Athletics at Corvallis and the OAC Athletic Union
A Corvallis correspondent details Oregon Agricultural College athletics with UO athletes in sprints, Woodcock in pole vault, Burnough Moore in high jump, Bunn Gault Sweek Haslay in weights, notes on potential new runners and a February 5 formation of the Athletic Union of UA to promote clean sports. The piece cites past track loss and aims for dual meets with state colleges to regain status in Oregon athletics.
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Corvallis
OAC
UO O Cate
Cathey
Woodcock
Burnough
Moore
Bunn
Athletic Union of
Hard Luck on Bluelaw River Describes Ship Delays
A Florence resident reports severe delays at Bluelaw with a wrecked schooner at the river mouth, one on the ways, eight feet of water at high tide leaving five barges stranded, and five more outside including Wing and Wing carrying stores. Flour scarce on the river and the town quarantined amid stifling shortages.
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Acme
Real estate moves and a residence purchase reported
Bally Guard Feb is Orrica Movap, with Gross & Pierebe relocating their office fixtures from rooms over Kauffman's store to two front rooms over Janney's jewelry store opposite the GUARD office. Dr E Leomis buys the Prof Wash burn residence at East Eleventh and High streets for $9000.
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Bally Guard
Orrica Movap
Gross & Pierebe
Kauffman's
Janney's Jewelry Store
E Leomis
Prof Washburn
East Eleventh and
High Streets
Special Policeman Takes Post in Woolen Mill District
A man has been sworn in as a sixteenth special policeman to guard the woolen mill and nearby factories in the manufacturing district. He serves without city pay, being employed by private parties.
Sturgeon Prices Sink as Market Shifts Across Time
The Oregonian recalls a time of abundant sturgeon and low prices while a 500 pound catch drew $3 per fish at three cents a pound. Now large sturgeon are scarce, smoked and shipped to New York, forcing pioneer buyers to pay higher per pound. The Albany Democrat notes smallpox delays and jokes about phonograph marriages in an era of evolving mail and email.
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New York
Pendleton Public Schools Names Lena Callison in Jasper
Lena Callison of Jasper now holds a teaching position in Pendleton public schools. She replaces Mies Elizabeth Parrott who moved to the Field building to lead the primary grade. Callison, a Monmouth graduate of 1897, is highly recommended. John Cracners of Eugene has an original pension of six dollars per month. A farmer was killed on a Turner railroad trestle in Marion County yesterday after attempting to save his dog from an oncoming car.
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Mies
Lena Callison
Jasper
Pendleton Public Wheels
Mies Elizabeth Parrott
Mise Callison
Monmouth Perma
Pendleton Tribune
John Cracners
Eugene
Turner
Marion County
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Diet of the Swiss Confederation
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House Election Committee
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Wm Fisse
Supreme Court of Missouri
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W M Horton
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Salem
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