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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1907

Page

2

Sale of McClung Block to Cockerline and Wetherbee

The McClung block at Eighth and Willamette streets in Eugene has been sold to A T Cockerline and F R Wetherbee of Cockerline and Wetherbee who occupy the building with their dry goods store. The deal closed yesterday afternoon and they are in possession. Purchase price is not published but believed near 25000. The two story brick block, 65 by 114 feet, is steam heated and modern. Cockerline and Wetherbee plan to occupy the whole ground floor later, after Hull the druggist’s lease expires.

Willamette Streets A. T. Cockerline F. R. Wetherbee Cockerline & Wetherbee J. H. McClung McClung Eugene Cockerline and Wetherbee Hull Drogeist Midgeley Pratt Robert Pratt Cockerline & Wetherhoo Torrens

Both Houses Quit After Short Session

Salem Oregon January 17 Both houses opened with a graft fight over clerks and pay. The senate’s resolutions committee backed 41 clerks excluding desk and investigative clerks with pay from 3 to 4 dollars daily, aiming to cut clerk hire to about half the prior season. A committee to investigate the state treasurer’s office faced opposition. Proceedings summarized as both chambers adopted measures.

Senate House Salem, Or Oregon Committee On Resolutions

Marriages in Oregon and Nevada Note January 1907 and 1967

Notices report three marriage events. Norman L. Howard of Springfield wed Mabel M. Brown of Harrisburg in Eugene January 16, 1907. Julius Schwarzschild of Eugene weds Virginia Liesch of Reno at Sacramento January 16, 1907. FP F Hanna of Arlington wed Lydia M Cumings of Halsey at the bride's home January 15, 1967, and the couple visit here. Hanna is described as a prosperous Eastern Oregon farmer.

D. BK. Baker Eugene Norman L. Howard Springfield Mabel M. Brown Harrisburg Sacramento Julius Schwarzschild EB. Schwarzchild Virginia Liesch Reno Nevada Halsey FP. F. Hanna Arlington Lydia M. Cumings Mia FE. O. Tobey Oregon

Prineville Cold Snap Shrinks From Eugene Distance

Prineville lies 125 miles from Eugene yet runs 35 degrees colder as a Crook county cold snap endures. Reported temperature around 20 below zero with clear skies aiding stock feeding. Snow depths vary from Bend to Culver, Crusted snow at Sam Smith ranch, and local feed concerns noted.

Prineville Eugene Crook County Bend Sam Smith Howard Hay Creek Culver

New Circuit Court Filings And Legal Motions

New cases and motions filed in circuit court include W L DeLano suing J Sutherland and H H Fisk for 200 dollars on a promissory note. Tena Rosalind Barbour seeks specific performance to deliver deed for 80 acres in township 18 south range 8 west. J C Goodale denies Mindre B Temple suit with a motion to strike. Svarverud and Calkins dissolve partnership and Svarverud opens new office at E Eters former saloon location.

W. L. DeLano J. @. Sutherland H. H. Fisk Tena Rosalind

Attempt to Sell Great Northern Mine Faces Deadline

Stockholders of the Great Northern Development Company in Albany fear sale of the Lane County mine if $1100 is not raised by the 23rd. Albany investors have about 20000 shares, with others in Eugene Halsey Brownsville Linn and Lane counties. The company capitalizes at 1 million dollars with shares at 25 cents. a disputed notice and internal efforts to raise funds have stirred concern.

Great Northern Development Company Albany Herald Albany Eugene Halsey Brownsville Linn Lane Counties Min Samuel Mahon Mahon Lane County Great Northern Association W. A. Templeton J. H. Glass Scott Standish Lane

Attorney General Fights for Japs

San Francisco January 17 foundation for a salt to test the right of the local board of education to bar children of Japanese parentage from public schools was laid today when the ten year old son of a Japanese bookseller was refused admission to Redding primary school. Attorneys will apply to the supreme court for an alternative writ of mandate and the United States attorney will enter a bill of equity in federal court simultaneously under Attorney General Bonaparte direction.

San Francisco Board of Education Redding Law Supreme Court United States Mie Bonaparte

Windows Placed in New Catholic Church

The fifteen church windows were installed and lauded by the public as a fine art. Donations came from Mr. and Mrs. M. Schneide er, the Altar Society, Mrs. B. Rausch, Mr. and Mrs. B. Heltzman, Wm. Neils, Catholic Knights of America, Mr. and Mrs. J. Straussmaier, Mrs. H. Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. P. DeVos, Mr. and Mrs. L. Woods, parish youth, school children, and others.

New Catholic Church M. Schhneider Altar Society B. Rausch B. Heltzman Wm. Neils Catholic Knights of America J. Straussmaier H. Schmidt P. DeVos L. Woods J. Pironi N. Aya

Ellis Arrested in Incest Case in Grants Pass

Roy Ellis was arrested in Grants Pass by Sheriff Russell of Josephine county on a district attorney charged with incest. The alleged crime involved Loretta I. Brown of Mabel. Deputies located Ellis after several days of pursuit. he will be taken to Eugene for trial.

Roy Ellis Grants Pass Russell Josephine County Nice Loretta I. Brown Mabel Ellis Fisk Harry W. Graham Eugene Tral

Tugs Repaired After Ashore Incidents in Florence

Special correspondent reports in Florence that tug Robarts, damaged only by a broken rudder, will be seaworthy today and sail with canned goods for Coos Bay. Rosene carried salmon from Av ery and Gibson's cannery. logs lost to freshet float back, with Marion Morris counting 1500 logs. Hurd Lumber losses exceed half the logs found on the spit. The town pond near the picnic grounds is frozen after eight years, drawing many skaters.

Florence Robarts Wm. Kyle & Son Coos Bay Rosene Avery and Gibson Marion Morris Lane County Hurd Lumber and Navigation Company

More Good Stock for Lane County

Amos Wilkins of Ash Grove Stock Farm Coburg Oregon received a fine $400 Duroc Jersey boar pig from B A Alspach Payette Idaho. The pig’s parents were prize winners at the St Louis fair and Alspach, lately from Iowa, has been a leading breeder of high class Duroc Jersey hogs for ten years.

Amos Wilkins Ash Grove Coburg B. Alspach Payette Idaho St. Louis Mr. Alspach Iowa

Will Handle Archambeau Tract of Land

Articles filed with the county clerk for Lane County Investment Company with $24000 capital. Incorporators include F. W. Osburn and Dr. T. W. Harris. Aims cover purchase and sale of real property and platting the 210 acre Archambeau tract south of the city for spring marketing. The Southern Pacific Company gains right to pipe water via Latham property to the coast fork preserv ing plant. Reverend Baker hosted Baptist church members with Pastor O. C. Wright. A circuit court motion in Fisk v Holden seeks dismissal as the timber land sale has been settled.

Lane County Investment Company F. W. Osburn T. W. Harris G.G. Gross E. O. Potter A. C. Woodcock Arcchambeau Driver Tract Southern Pacific Company William George Latham Coast Fork Tle D. BE. Baker The Baptist Church O. C. Wright Circuit Court H. H. Fisk C. H. Holden Siuslaw

Crow neighborhood farmers form Cleveland Bay Breeders' Association

Frank Holland W J Canady E L Holland A M Sturtevant and C A Stephens join to own jointly a Cleveland Bay stallion. Articles of association filed with the county clerk. Objects include breeding owning and selling high grade stock. Principal office Crow capital stock 1500 dollars.

Frank Holland W. J. Canady E. L. Holland A. M. Sturtevant C. A. Stephens Crow Cleveland Bay Breeders’ Association Cleveland

Ballard’s Horehound Syrup Praised by Texas Clergy

Rev Carlisle P B Martin of Weverly Texas extols Ballard’s Horehound Syrup for morning phlegm and throat trouble. He says a small amount clears mucus quickly and that the medicine is pleasant to take. Endorses it for those needing relief and recommends Linn Drug for purchase.

Weverly Texas Ballard Linn

Kittredge Attacks Lumber Trust In Senate

Senator Kittredge denounces the lumber trust as the king of trusts in restraint of trade. He cites profiteering, price hikes, and suppression of competitors, urging repeal of protective duties while noting timber values and calls for government action to relieve consumers. Also included is a public land sale notice for Gertrude G. Bush in Oregon with witness list.

Washington Senate Kittredge

Worst Cold Spell in Years Is Broken

The eight or nine year drought of severe cold in Oregon ends with normal weather and light intermittent rain. By morning snow is thawing, water drips from caves, and ground and sidewalks thaw as temperatures rise, forecasting much of the snow and ice to dissolve by tomorrow.

Oregon Portland

Vote More Pay For Themselves

Washington reports the house voted 132 to 92 to raise representatives salaries to 7500 annually, with Hawaii Puerto Rico and Alaska delegates also at 7500. Increase takes effect after March 4 1907. The vice president speaker and cabinet members earn 12000. Senate postpones Brownsville incident consideration to Monday.

Washington House of Representatives Hawaii Porto Rico Alaska Keen Senate Brownsville

Texas Wonder Cure advertised for kidney and rheumatic troubles

The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder issues and rheumatic troubles, sold by druggists or via mail with two months treatment for $1. Dr. E W Mall of St. Louis lists address 2926 Olive Street and offers testimonials. Hull's Drug Store also stocks the product.

Dr. E. W. Mall Olive Street St. Louis Hull's Drug Store

Timber land claim inquiry for Roseburg Oregon 1907

Anderson Bush of Bay Centre Oregon files sworn statement No 7232 under the timber culture act. He seeks to prove the land in section 20 township 18 south range 6 west is more valuable for timber than farming and will present witnesses Clark P C Whitten Josie Hale Bush and Gertrude G Bush in Roseburg January 23 1907. Adverse claims must file by that date. Benjamin L. Boddy.

Oregon land claim notice filed by Ethel Sallee

Roseburg Oregon November 6 1906 Ethel H Sallee of Alma Lane County filed sworn statement No 7445 to purchase timber and stone lands in section 6 township 19 south range 8 west Willamette meridian She will prove land is better for timber or stone than agriculture before U S Commissioner W W Calkins Eugene Oregon March 6 1907 Witnesses listed include Clair Hinkson Harvey Sallee Henry Hinkson and Sidney Porter with a deadline to file before March 6 1907 Benjamin L Eddy Register

United States Land Office Roseburg Oregon Congress California Nevada Washington Territory Ethel H. Sallee Alma Lane W. M W. W. Calkins U. S Eugene Clair Hinkson Harvey Sallee Henry Hinkson Sidney Porter Walton Benjamin L. Eddy Register

Notice of timber land entry proof hearing in Oregon

Roseburg Oregon November 6 1906 notice in accordance with acts of Congress names William H Sane Oregon who filed sworn statement number 7439 for the purchase of several Lots in section six township nineteen south range eight west Willamette and will offer proof to show timber or stone suitability before U S Commissioner W W Calkins in Eugene Oregon on March 5 1907 witnesses listed include Andrew Hicpson Mable Hinkson Sidney Porter and Louis D Bivin Alma Oregon. deadline to file or appear is prior to said Sunday per register Benjamin L Eddy.

United States Land Office Roseburg Oregon Congress California Nevada Washington Territory William H., Sane Alma Lane W. M W. W. Calkins U. S Eugene Andrew Hicpson Mable Hinkson Sidney Porter Walton Louis D. Bivin Benjamin L. Eddy Register

Notice for Publication in Roseburg Oregon November 5

Notice to publish laws under the 1892 land act. Joyce B Hopkins of Albany Linn County Oregon filed sworn statement No 7443 for a purchase of the NW 1 4 and E 1 2 of section 15 in township 17 south range 4 west Willamette meridian. Witnesses named include Joby Dick Dave Murphy Albert Brownell and James A Johnson. Claimants must file in Eugene office by March 6 19__.

United States Land Office Roseburg Oregon Aouth W. M Bretcy W. W. Calkins A. S. Commission

Claim for public land in Oregon filed by Josie Bush

Roseburg Oregon October 18 1906 Josie Hale Bush of Bay Center Pacific County Washington filed sworn statement No 7238 for the purchase of E percent of E percent of Section 2 Township 18 South Range 6 West in California Oregon Nevada and Washington Territory extended to public land states seeks to prove land is for agricultural use and to establish her claim before the Roseburg Oregon register and receiver on Wednesday January 23 1907 Witnesses listed include Clark P Devereaux Eugene Fred C Whitten Portland 0 E Anderson Bush and Gertrude Bush Bay Center Washington Claims must be filed by January 23 1907.

United States Land Office Roseburg Oregon Clark P. Devereaux Eugene Fred C. Whitten Portland Josie Hale Bush Anderson Bush Bay Centre Washington Benjamin L. Eddy Register Congress California Nevada Washington Territory Pacific Gertrude Californ Washing Territory Bayexter Walington Witne Clark P. Devereaux Gertrude Bush Bay Center Wash John H. Dick Orego William D. Neely Meady Fred Neely Meadow Giles Fowler Edoy NJ N L. Ae

Also Mentioned on This Page

Eighth and Cockerline & Wethertee Wilamette Street Busiess Senate Committee On Resolutions Resolutions Committee Frank Rogers Booth M. Svarverud Mr. Svarverud E. Etter Sheeh Archambeau Carlisle P. B. Martin, LL. D Kitteridge Flays Lumber Trust Texas Wonder West W. W. Calki Murphy Clifford Dy Murphy Clifford & Wards Ira P. Hower Eugen Oregon
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