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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1906

Page

5

Southern Oregon Rail Center Shapes Central Oregon Growth

Rail boom moves include Oregon Short Line and Harriman routes across Natron Klamath and Deschutes corridors. Oregon Lawn of progress shows real estate filings, mining claims, and marriage licenses amid line surveys from Bend to Drain and connections to Eugene and Cottage Grove as industry eyes staged exploitation.

Oregon Frank Deschutes River Harriman Nat Klamath County California Klamanit Snowke Nat Medford Crater Lake Rait Michigan Cap

Drowned engineer Walter Smock under Oregon bridge work

Walter Smock, 24, civil engineer for the Southern Pacific on the Willamette bridge at Springfield, drowned after disappearing while swimming near a river boom. Douglas Hollenbeck recovered his body. police and companions failed to revive him. Smock, once a Stanford football coach helper and Oregon coach, had heart trouble history. Remains to be shipped to Decatur, Illinois, with Elk lodge escort.

Walter F. Smock Southern Pacific Company Willamette Springfield Smock Douglas Hollenbeck Smuck H Hollenbeck Edwelle Springfield-Henderson Moullen U. S Lick Bruce Shorts University of Oregon Hollenbeck Day

Estate transfers listed by the clerk's office

The clerk's office records numerous transfer items including Lavina Hurst to Li N, Campbell to Rebecca Campbell as intestates, Lena Jordan to Addie, Willamette Valley Co to FL, and Rebecca A Campbell to Joe Bryan. Several parcels describe land in sections, townships, and ranges with mentions of Eugene, Creswell, and Mount, noting acreage and tracts among other transactions.

iHand Lavina Hurst Skinner Eugene Campbell Rebecca Campbell Intpili Ar Sw Axl Lena Jordan Addie Bik Ah Long Santo Cottava Torove Willamette Valley Co Orig W Martin AF Linnlige Rebecca A Campbell Joe Bryan Georgia Fountain Emma McBee Georgie M Jewett Meri Malligna Fannie Griffin Sci Tpider Linnie Bate Bik Univers Harria Truste See Ip li Arde Eres

Wedding Announcement at the Home of F P Lewis

Miss Lennie Lewis and Benjamin Felix wed on July 3 1905 at F P Lewis home with Rev Henry J Blair Free Methodist officiating. Notice advertises life insurers cutting rates with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claiming a wise measure.

F. P. Lewis Lennie Lewis Benjamin Felix Henry J. Blair The Free Methodist Church Hollister

More Hop Contracts in Lane County

Lane county hop growers are adopting contract sales with several new filings noted by the county clerk. Kinder, Wolf & Netter purchased in each contract. J. J. & Taylor of Harrisburg take 12 000 pounds at 10 cents per pound to be delivered at the railroad. J W Thornsbury and A Patterson of Eugene take 35 000 pounds at 10 ½ cents per pound to be delivered at the railroad. Eliza Anderson and H L Anderson of Eugene take 20 000 pounds at 10 4/5 cents per pound to be delivered at the railroad.

Lane County Kinder Wolf & Netter J. & Taylor Harrisburg Harriebtn J. W. Thornsbury A. ©. Patterson Eugene Eliza Anderson H. L.anderson

Saloon owner moves fixtures to Portland after Roseborg vote

A saloon in Roseborg changed from dry to wet this election. C. Case, who ran the saloon, packed up fixtures and shipped them to Portland. He claims the local option law guarantees him about AO and is undecided on a new location, leaning toward Portland.

Roseborg Case Portland Oregon

Wayne Yarnall Loses Toes at Sawmill Accident

Wayne Yarnall aged about two years and employed as a book tender at Vischer Bros sawmill on the Mohawk accidentally cut off the toes of his left foot Monday afternoon around three o clock. An axe he was handing slipped and struck the foot.

Wayne Yarnll Vischer Bros

Siuslaw Couple Wed in Portland and Visit Acme rels

Siuslaw lams Nelson Hewitt and bride married in Portland on July 1 arrive at Acme Monday evening for two weeks with relatives. Government officials inspected river steamers Hazel and Lillian Tuesday afternoon, found satisfactory and licensed for the coming year. Agnee Weatherson receives a free scholarship at Drain Normal School for the year. The school grants two free scholarships per district to eighth grade graduates. Florence West among recipients.

Nelson Hewitt Bride Portland Acme Hazel Lillian

Oregon Bids and Local Projects Highlight State News

The lowest lumber shipment bid from Portland to Manila was four per thousand in the rough. Warren Construction Co of Portland lands Main Street Pendleton paving contract with bithulithic pavement. Oregon National Guard to camp at American Lake August 11 to 22, per General Frnzer's general order. Ashland Chatauqua assembly opens with attractions similar to Gladstone Park’s next week.

Portland Manila Warren, Construction Co Main Street Pendleton Oregon National Guard American Lake Frnzer

Mixed Local Births and Notices from Lane County

Births in Junction City Saginaw and Cottage Grove with dates and parent names. A deer hunter story, a released insane asylum patient on leave, Springfield baseball triumph at Harrisburg, local marriage, railroad bridge falsework, sawmill logs moved by donkey engines, Booth Kelly Lumber hiring influx, and a Roseburg school principal elected to Southern Oregon State Normal.

H. C. Wheeler Pleasant Hill L Cornelius Will Wheeler E. C. Statzer Rosetta Triplett Lane County Mra K. W. Crowell Aumeville, Or Harrisburg Eugene Springfield Junction Booth-Kelly Lumber Co Portland A. M. Sanders Roseberg Euagene Southern Oregon State Normal School Aghlate

Florence to get cold storage plant cannery on wharf

Wim, Kyle and Sona of license announce a full cold storage plant with ice making and a cannery to handle fish not fit for storage. Machinery will arrive from Portland and work begins next week. The new facility will enable cheaper ice for local merchants and better prices for farm fish, aiding summer preservation. Local residents and visitors listed include Professor McAlister and many townspeople, with travel and business notes throughout Eugene and surrounding areas.

Wim Kyle & Sona Menue O Cohor Florence Cain Sumer

Nine-year-old Leslie Leland drowned near Coburg

Leslie Leland, nine, drowned in the McKenzie river near Coburg while swimming with other boys. The log drifted away. despite companions alerting rescuers, he disappeared and was found an hour later as workers from the nearby sawmill joined the search.

Leslie Leland McKenzie Coburg

Local residents arrive and travel in Eugene area visits

Miss Cecil Walker came from Junction to visit sister Mrs Virgil Rowland. L P Bennett of Cottage Grove was in Eugene yesterday. C L Weber from Creswell visited. A B E Eastland, county treasurer, returned from a trip north. Mrs Rowland and children visited relatives from Salem. Mrs J M Clark left for Springfield Mass. Lee Hogerton headed to Lake Creek timber cruise. Henry Owen to Kalama Wash for business. Herber Leigh back from Bohemia mines. J W Lakin and son in law W J Shelley to Portland for carpentry work. Mr and Mrs J T Bromfield of Portland visiting relatives. Mrs Bromfield formerly Miss Painie Hemenway. Hanne Holm from Junction. J F McDonald of Goshen in city. J B R McGee from Mohawk. Alex Lamb of Elmira in city. Walter Ham back from Portland. W W Bogart of Coburg spent night in city. Duke Koon from Cottage Grove. Louis Johnson and wife and child to Creewell for visit. Mrs J W Shonsette and Miss Clara ...

Liziee Hohl Cottige Grove Allen Exton Union County L. E. Bean Pull Creek Dean JC. Sanderson Oregon Abe Bangs Marney County Eli Bangs L. BR. Laverne Dallas Archie Percy Adams Eugene Otto Kaufmann Portland H. E. Morris Points North H. J. Heider Carroll Iowa T.T. Geer Salem P. B. Marshall I. G. Rollins Albany Fraveia Dreuue Hoston Mra Dreuue Chas, E. Brown Brown & Smith Fence Works Cecil Walker Junction Virgil Rowland L. P. Bennett Cottage Grove C. L. Weber Creswell A. BE. Eastland L. S. Rowland Mra. L. & Rowland J. M. Clark O. BE. Roberta Springeld Mass Lee Hogerton Lake Creek Country Henry Owen Kalama Wash J. W. Lakin W. J. Shelley J. T. Bromfield Bromfield Painie Hemenway J. F. McDonald Goshen J. BR. McGee Alex Lamb Elmira Walter Ham W. W. Bogart Coburg Duke Koon Louis Johnson Creewell

Death of Miss Jonnie Sage at Sun Day home

Monday's Daily Miss Jonnie Sage died at her parents home 326 East Thirteenth Street Sun Day July 5 at 2 p m of fever Funeral services will be Tuesday afternoon a quiet service for immediate friends and neighbors at 2 o'clock Memorial services at the M A church at 3 o'clock

Jonnie Sage

Railroad Officials Fined in Federal Case

Chicago July 11 The Alton railroad and two former officials John N Paithorn and Fred Wann were fined in aggregate 2000 by Judge Landis of the federal court. They are charged with paying Schwarzechild Salbaerger packers in relates, with six offenses two against each defendant. The corporation was fined 1000 and the officials 1000 each. An appeal was filed.

Chicago Alton Railroad John N. Paithorn Fred Wann Landis Schwarzechild & Salbaerger Tye

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