Hot and dry day with busy Eugene saloon scene
Monday in Eugene features very hot and dry weather with crowded saloons and widespread drinking. Police reports show no arrests as bartenders and officials kept order. Business moves include C Hughes shipping stock to Boise, others staying or relocating. coal vein prospecting notes and a soft drink stand planned at Gross Hotel.
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EU- Saturnas
Putuke
C. Hughes
Boise
Dude
Mr. Hughes
Hades
Eugene
Rawls
Show & Ware
Etter
Hello Bill
Walker
Seattle
Atetter & Lill
Britnaibin
Rude
Reception
O Brothers
Gross Hotel
Eugene Colts defeat Cottage Grove team in tight game
A goal-sized crowd watched Eugene Colts beat Cottage Grove 6 to 4 on local grounds Sunday. Key players included Keyser and Jones with multiple hits, while Hoose and Grove also contributed. Umpire O Brien oversaw the Coast League scores listed for Fresno, Los Angeles, Seattle, and Frisco in the day's results.
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Eugene Colts
Cot- Grove
el Rin
Eugene
Keyser
Hy Blackiner
Biulik
OM Keyser
Fer
Jones
Cottage
Grove
O' Brien
Fresno
Frisco
Los Angeles
Seattle
Pris
Cottage Grove Saloons and Forest Ranger Departures
Cottage Grove reports John Barker plans a saloon building at Yoncalla and soon to open once finished while selling soft drinks at the old stand. S K Lewis, a Cottage Grove forest ranger, leaves for a McKenzie camp thirty miles from Eugene to patrol for fires all summer. D T Awbrey returns from Portland. recovered health aims to run Wells Fargo Express locally and resumes real estate faith in Portland’s growth.
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John Barker
Yoncalla
S. K. Lewis
Cottage Grove
McKenzie
Eugene
D. T. Awbrey
Portland
Old Place
Wells Fargo Express
Dal Vein Found by Sinking Winze
W Mitchell of the Spencer mine in town prepares for permanent work on an intert avin shaft. The shaft has sunk for weeks aiming to end at 87 to 88 feet to reach the upper vein. A 400 foot distant bank bench is noted and indications point to solid Fe stone formation.
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W. Mitchell
Spencer
Bill
Local Lowell Notes Highlight Rail Plans and Visits
Lowell items report talks of two railroad prospects Oregon Short Line and Southern Pacific, plus local travel and visits by residents including Mr and Mrs A D Hyland returning from Ashland. Other items note mail route subcontracts, log drives near Lowell, a Rush Island migration, typhoid sickness, and a bountiful hay crop with large yields.
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Lowell
Janes
A. D. Hyland
McFarland
Ashland
Ira Hyland
Kitson Springs
Fletcher
North Fork
Eugene
Oregon Short Line
Southern Pacific
Jobo Cain
Will Kelsay
Hazel Dell
Hazel Dell Moudtya
Hille Bros
Joshua Cain
Rush Island
Thomas Crail
Middle Fork School House
Thomas Blakely
Eugene Lumber Co
Willie Michael
DeBar
Maggie Cain
Roseburg
Mary Harlow
Johnnie Ferrier
Mabel
Miss Ella Thompson Promoted to Baker City Salary
Brevings Miss Ella Thompson, a Salem public school teacher for two years, has been elected at Baker City at 260 per month. This salary marks a substantial advance from her Salem earnings and friends in Salem are pleased with the promotion.
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Ella Thompson
Salem
Baker City
Statesman
A. A. Cleveland Elected Principal Of High School
At a Saturday board meeting Professor A A Cleveland formerly of Astoria now teaching in Worcester Massachusetts was offered and accepted as principal of the high school to replace W C McKee who will head Oregon City schools. Cleveland is a University of Oregon graduate class of 1898 and comes highly recommended. New committees were named on teachers buildings and grounds finance and Frank Reisner was re elected board clerk. Miss Mertie Anton was moved to first grade and Miss Minnie Ewan was hired as third grade teacher. The board meeting was moved to the first Thursday each month.
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Board of Education
A. A. Cleveland
Astoria
Worcester
Mass
W. C. McKee
Oregon
Cleveland
University of Oregon
W. O. Zeiger
W. L. Cheshire
F. W. Osborn
R. McMurphey
O. J. Hall
F. W. Osburn
Frank Reisner
Mertie Anton
Central School
Meee
Minnie Ewan
In Vene
Harrisburg
Enue
Rpmmar
Commissioners Court June Term Road and Pauper Accounts
The commissioner's court itemizes road account payments to numerous individuals and firms for road work, blasting, hardware, and gravel, plus bridge and other county projects. It also lists pauper and witness expenses, deputy assessors salaries, and related services with names, services, and amounts totaling substantial sums.
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7Ross Bros
Siuslaw Lumber Co
J. R. Marsh
B. Carble
Bere
Sam’ Sorengon
Archie Morgan
Ole Santos
Gene Es
Porter
AL H. Hinkson
A. C. Barbour
Frank Turpin Crusher
Themis Hise Crusher
Mark Perry Crusher
Hennett
Griffin Haw Co
Siusian Lumber Course
McClane
Charley Layne
Avetin
Barnard & West Hauling
Bell
Crow Thiber
Arthur Pope
Hanson Read
Frank Fisk
S Haley
Peter P Colguerd
Fred & Guy Knox
Scot
Midee
Bicewe
Lars Hansen
Harpole
Brown
T Hanners
Walters & Son Lumber
Poster
Minnie Waehburne
Haines
Henry Briggs
Chee McDaniel
Geo, Saunders
Elliot
Thurman
Joseph Hanson
Henry Hanson
McDaniel
Moon & Tingley Plow
Stoy Shreve
Petht
N.eeereee
Clark
Petes
Chas Hadley
W Caldwell
Prindle
D E Brown
J Parker
Jeff Petit
Mead
Portland Mercantile Co
Bennett
Geo Fisher
M Collier Surveyor
Geo McLean Chainman
Lawrence Edmunson Chainman
Douglas Line Baugh
Kyle & Bon Moise
Potters Labor
Hoselton
P Walker
Rust
George Swarta
A Thompson
Frank Hoadley
J Worthington
J F Weeks
J Johnson Read
Harry Layne
Leet Smith
C M Stephens
DE Pefier
Alfred Poston
Zumwalt
Joseph Peterson
Peterson Lumber
Keempp
Raon Lumber
Poetereoy
Miller & Bocknum Hin
Joseph Fowler
McGee
Curtis Veatch
Lunten
Miller and Buchnum
PI McPherson Viewer
George Fisher
Collier Svruveyor
Barnum Marker
Seccesenes
Wynne Hdw Co
J P McPherson
Bill Zinn
W Belehaw
Menry Nest
Richard Vaughn
Fabor Y
Aelee peotheRery Columber
Booth-Kelly Columber
Potters Crusher
McKernan
FE Carle
Aide
Darneille
Joel McCornalip
Cova
Silkwond Civsseesees Scvew
BOW Taylor
Sweer
Taylor Cndere Ceeenses Seve
Bennett Wes Seeu
Eeewe
OF Hebert
Neesas Seee
Jenking Cs
Willems & Parvin Groceries
W B Tucker Paper Care
Bradley & Reynolds Mise
John Powell Pauper
John Powell Pomprf Vesee
Whitney Bros Video
Richard Cagger Services
Pryant Pros
Callen
Ansessor
Mary Gamber
Colla M Winstanley
Edwards
Collison
Haber
Dean Kiw
RH Lyons
Tno Elliott
Darnielle
Lyons
Esa Geetves
Hoan Wines
John Ingham
Heeveacce
Wessacce
Robitine ci
Lawrence
Geseeees
Berke
Cereteriewr
Crear
Judking
Chrisman
Deadmond
Poeene Sanitarium
Russell Pauper
Kirk Deputy Nememeer
Keeney County Seserver
WimSeote Withems
WimoCrinan
Henry Schvin
Fred See Witneme
Wreck Worsens After English Express Disaster
Salisbury England July 2 The injured after Sundays wreck of the express carrying American presenters for the steamer New York are recovering except Edward Santell whose outlook remains doubtful Miss Rusk and Miss Griswold suffered amputations and broken ribs The death list is expected to reach twenty seven The wreck is blamed on a broken wheel or axle and occurred at 157 Sunday morning First cabin dead include Walter Arwick Toronto Louis Cassier Trambuall Frederick Cossit New York and several others Second cabin dead and additional unlisted victims noted in scattered reports
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Salisbury
Eng
Express
New York
Edward Santell
Rusk
Miss Griswold
Walter Arwick
Toronto
Ont
Louis Cassier
Trambuall
Conn
Frederick Henry Cossit
Mia
C. W. Elphicke
Chicago
Dudley Harring
Atis
New York City
Smith
Dayton
Gerard Smith
Lillian Hurd White
Louis Geoppinger
Brief notes from Lane County 1906 releases and photo car
Brevities report a man named William Doe released from the Lane County insane asylum on July 1 1906 after being committed February 14 1906. It notes the Southern Pacific photograph car under Julius Padilla in Eugene, recording scenery along the line to replace destroyed Han Garderns Sire, with the car here in a few days.
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Wm. Doe
Lane County
Southern Pacific
Julias Padilla
Iugene
Coard
Han Veardens
Investigation finds Oaks resort tied to voting fraud in Sellwood
A local probe into election fraud in the city concluded with no further action. It states concerted efforts by the Oaks management to colonize voters in Sellwood precinct. The Oaks is owned by the Oregon Water Power Co.
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Poland
the Oaks
Sellwood
The
Oregon Water Power Co
Trouble Expected as Santo Domingo Pact Fails
Washington reports that due to the failure of the Santo Domingo treaty naval forces in the waters will be increased. Officials anticipate trouble following the breakdown of the accord.
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Washington
Santo Domingo
President Elliott Lowers Resignation Rumor
Howard Elliott president of the Northern Pacific stated there is no foundation to the rumor that he may resign. The remark was made in St Paul Minnesota on July 3.
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St. Paul
Minn
Howard Elliott
The
Northern Pacific
Troops Leave San Francisco for Home
The War Department announced that the greater part of Federal troops have departed San Francisco today. A small guard remains at the mint and army stores to protect remaining property and equipment.
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Washington
War Department
San Francisco
Re trial verdict worse than first in murder case
Kaness City July 1 John Speyer, previously sentenced to twenty years for murder of his little son, was convicted of five degree murder on retrial and faces the hang.
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Kaness City
John Speyer
Wisconsin Men Released From Custody
Oshkosh Wis July 2 United States Court Commissioner D E B Mc Donald discharged Leamier Choate Ben Doughy James Doughty James M Jay and Thomas Daly all of Oshkosh who were indicted on charges connected with a federal case.
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Leander Choate
James Matt Bray
Benjamin Doughty
James Doughty
Thomas Daly
Oshkosh
Wis
Federal Grand Jury
Oregon
Belugeo
Tradituieos
Naar
Oshkosh Wis
United States
E. McDonald
Bristol
Shawano, Wis
McDonald
Oshkosh, Wis
United States Court
D. EB. McDonald
Leamier Choate
Ben Doughy
James M. Jay
Uren anti rail law deemed ineffective by attorney general
Salem reports Attorney General Crawford ruled the U R en anti rail law ineffective for lacking an enacting clause and urged the governor to declare the HiT unit. Relief commissioners oversee sixteen thousand refugees from the San Francisco fire as army withdrawal completes after ongoing ceremonies. News covers regatta results, rail rebates case, Union Oil death, and Oregon land fraud sentencing.
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Salem
Crawford
San Francise
Cireeley
San Francisco
Death notice for Mrs Jessie C Smith in Thurston
Mrs Jessie C wife of K E Smith died Sunday morning July 1 108 at 29 o clock of heart disease. She was aged 1 with one son and two daughters besides her husband. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Billings of Springfield.
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Jessie C
K E. Smith
Thurston
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W. P. Christensen
C. H. Mathews
Thos. Bell
Goshen
R. S. Bryson
Eocene
Roberts Rug
Hampton Block
Chas
A. Wintermeier
Matice
Commissioners’ Court
Jules Keeler
William Thompson
C. Rask
Norfolk Street
Park Lane
London
Mra. I
reeCh Borough Heath
Near
San Domingo
Elliott
Wisconsin
Athive
Onneil
Alton Railroad Corporation
Fairhorn
Fred A. Wann
Schwrrvechild & Suluberger
Packers
Morrison
Kellong
L. B. Jacqua
Union Oil Co
Sanday
Pfederal
Wolverton
Henry Meldrum
U.S
Thoreday
Pater
Tetet Bode
Nee
Lew
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