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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1909
Page
6
Fragmented Local Notice From Damaged Page
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Senate records feature Nesmith county creation bill and veterans aid
In the Oregon Senate and House, multiple measures stir debate. Senator Kelliher reintroduces Nesmith county creation, splitting Lane and Douglas counties. A Portland port bill faces strong opposition from county delegates. A $100,000 Indian war veterans reimbursement bill advances with a minority report. Other actions include marriage credentials filing proposed by Representative Mamone, labor financial disclosure by McKinney, and county court authority over bridges and culverts on irrigation ditches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelliher
Senate
Nesmith
Lane
Douglas
Sentative Bean
Ies County
House
Portland
Hatteburg
Brandon
Comon Indian Affairs
Jones
Lincoln
Com
Mamone
Bonebrake
McKinney
Baker
Burdin
Jackson
Bingham Plans to Move Capital in Oregon Legislature
State Capitol Salem Jan 20 capital removal is in definite form for vote. Rae Lashen Lane County introduced in Senate a resolution urging move to Portland with reasons old Capitol and hotel inadequacies, central location, better water in Portland. Resolution sent to judiciary committee. political fight over constitutional amendments noted. Also: Bailey proposes 30 senate and 60 house districts, push to judiciary committee. Senate bills include boosting State Agricultural College funding to 100000 and making it continuing. Soldiers' Home Board bill places management under a Republican board. Seattle junket for Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition committee members announced by Speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Capitol
Salem
Rae Lashen
Lane County
Senate
Portland
Sien
Bingham
Committee On Judiciary
Hart of Baker
Kay
Judiciary Committee
Judiciary
Tee
Resolutions Committee
Hart
Baker
Bailey
Multnomah
State Agricultural College
Johnson
Benton
Woard
Campbell
Clackamas
B. F. Pike
T. E. Hills
C. A. Williams
Seattle Junket
Greer
Eaton
Hawley
McArthur
House
Oregon Commission
Seattle
Resident-Elect Taft Starts Panama Canal Zone Trip
President-elect William Howard Taft and Mrs Taft depart on a Panama visit with six civil engineers to inspect Isthmian canal progress. They will tour Gatun dam areas on a special train to assess foundations and accelerate canal work amid public interest and concerns about presidential succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Zone
Careston
Taft
Isthmian Canal
Panama
Orleans
Berana
United States
Roosevelt
Gatun Dam
DewWitts Kidney at Bladder Pins Advert
Advertises DewWitts Kidney at Bladder Pins for weak backs rheumatic pains and kidney and bladder troubles with antiseptic claim. Regular size priced five cents sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DewWitt
Iby
de- Witt
Little Bearly
Hkisers
Jleasapt Iit
Root Resigns and Bacon Is New Secretary
Washington reports Root has resigned effective with a successor to be named. Robert Bacon is chosen to be secretary of state with J C O Loughlin as assistant secretary, pending senate action. The notice lists numerous land deeds and acreage holdings across multiple states and companies, including William B. Roach Lumber, Weyerhaeuser, and various millers and landowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Root
Roosevelt
Robert Bacon
J. C. O. Loughlin
Sistant
Bacon
Senate
United States
New York
Federal suits seek land return from Oregon California grant
Portland January 24 Federal attorney general aide B D Townsend filed 35 equity suits in Portland against the Oregon California and Southern Pacific railroads along with over 100 purchasers to recover land from the grant or to secure repayment for lands sold above 2 50 an acre. The actions, covering more than 353 288 acres and over 15 million dollars, name many timber and milling firms and list numerous individual trustees and investors across Oregon and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon & California Railroad Company
B. D. Townsend
Oregon & California
Southern Pacific
Harriman
Oregon
Townsend
Oregon & California Company
Hammond
Weyerhauser
Hammond Holdings
Ili
Sult Ag
United States
Southern Pacific Company
Stephen T. Gage
Aeres
F. Kelly
George H. Kelly
A. Kirbs
Pillsbury Luarix
Minnesapolla
G. Chick
Constantine Mor
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve For Burns And Wounds
A vintage ad notes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve quickly eases pain from burns scalds wounds and cuts and heals skin eruptions ulcers and other sores. It promotes instant relief and offers 25 cents per jar at W A Kuykendall’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
W. A. Kuykendall
Smelters Win Important Suit in State Courts
Helena Jan 25 Judge Hunt denied farmers request to close the Washoek smelters at Anaconda. No damages were awarded though property injury is noted. The court will pursue further investigation into arsenic allegations and may order changes if conditions can be altered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Hunt
Anaconda
Howe
Muddle Over Fisheries Put Up To The Hague
Washington January 25 An agreement reached between Secretary Root and the British and Canadian and Newfoundland governments through representatives of Newfoundland to place the fisheries boundary question before The Hague for settlement, outlining steps toward a formal inquiry and potential international arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hague
Washington
Secretary Root
New Foundland
Faculty Changes at University School of Music in Eugene
The University School of Music announces the resignation of Miss Veda Quackenbush and the appointment of Miss Nelle Murphey and Miss Thel Evans as new assistants. Murphey, a Drake University Conservatory graduate, will teach piano and theory and offers lessons at 2738 W 10th St. Evans, a McMinnville College graduate, will also teach piano and receive pupils at her home. Tuition is 3.50 per month for a half hour lesson once weekly. Ina Watkins and Alberta Campbell remain on staff under Miss Morgan, ensuring the strongest teaching force in the school's history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University School of Music
Veda Quackenbush
Nelle Murphey
Drake University Conservatory
Sabin
Oakland
Commercial Club
Murphey
10Th Street
Miss Morgan
Thel Evans
Miss Evans
McMinnville College
Eugene
Ina Watkins
Alberta Campbell
Morgan
President Helps Orphans At Macon Home
The president of the Industrial and Orphans Home in Macon Georgia reports nine years of use for Electric Bitters. The medicine aids stomach liver and kidney troubles boosts appetite purifies blood and strengthens weak and run down people. Also notes DeWitt’s Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve for cuts and piles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial and Orphan's Home
Macon
W. A. Kuykendall
DUMPing SAWDUST IN RIVER LEADS TO FINE AND AIDED ACQUITTAL
Frank Chapman, Mosby Creek mill man, was arrested by Deputy Game Warden Frank Slavin and arraigned before Judge Vaughn on dumping sawdust into the creek. He was fined 50 dollars plus costs, which remained unpaid. Attorney Medley secured an acquittal on technicalities in a prior similar case, Chapman now seeking relief through bond and legal maneuvers as Slavin plans to involve the county attorney in Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Chapman
Mosby Creek
Frank Slavin
Vaughn
Mediey
Chapman
Oregon
Slavin
Ciatro
Eugene
Medley
Salem
SHPRIPE SALE ON FORECLOSS NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE
Notice of foreclosure sale issued by the Circuit Court of Oregon for Lane County. By execution dated December 19 1905 in a judgment favoring T G Hendricks against Mars A Withrow guardian of Hanities Withrow and Samuel Withrow for 245 45 plus interest, costs, and disbursements. Sale set for January 10, 1909 at the Lane County Courthouse Eugene Oregon at 1 PM at the southwest door. Property described as Lot Six in Block Six, Eugene. Sheriff Harry L Bow will conduct sale subject to redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shpripe
Circuit Court
State of
Oregon
Lan
T. G. Hendricks
Mars A. Withrow
Withrow
Samuel Cithrow
Miiy
Batiefy
Costa
Eugene
Lane County
Cnerk Skinner
Lane Couny
Fugen
Ate County
Alin Iu Lael
Cal Property
Contested Land Claim Notice in Roseburg Oregon 1908
Department of the Interior notice from Roseburg Oregon dated December 3 1908. Julius Pratt contests Homenimel entry 14391 for N W 14 Section 20 Township 11r, Willamette Meridian. Lamkin contestee alleges lack of bona fide settlement and minimal improvements, no window or door cabin, no cultivation, absence not due to U S military service. Hearing set February 23 1909 before the United States land office register and receiver. preliminary hearing February 1909 at Eugene office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Hoseburg
Julius
Pratt
Homenimel
Iowa
N. W. 14
Township Iec
Hanger E
Willamette Meridian
Jeane J. Lamkin
Jesse J. Lamkin
Waldee
Eald
Ony
United States
M. Cuikina
Eugene
Oregon
United States Land Offic
Roseburg
J. M. Lawrence
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