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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1909

Page

8

Millican cure energizes Walterville power plant progress

Mayor Matlock and councilmen report a remarkable recovery in Millican's illness after court delays. Judge Harris postponed Millican case to August 4, triggering news of a new cure linked to Walterville power project. Engineers and contractors announce rapid ditch and canal work, a Hammond dredger, and a 2400 horsepower transmission line toward Eugene, with cost estimates nearing 135000 dollars.

Matlock Heller and Garrett Walterville Lane County Eugene Ve Harris Millican Heyfield Monslow Mit Westerday Gaby Walters Judge Harrie Beatles Milli Cnre Paul Maloney

Black Cut Through Solid Rock Opens On Waldo Lake Canal

Engineers report the Black cut from Waldo Lake to Salmon Creek is complete, a rock tunnel about 800 feet long ten feet wide and six feet deep, linking to the North Fork and Willamette River for irrigation. The Salmon Creek canal will be longer and deeper, costlier, and require more work.

Eugene Waldo Lake Cascade Mountains Here Simon Klovdahl Salmon Creek North Fork Willamette River Willamette A. RK. Black and Associates

Contract on Hops Again Held Valid

After four years of litigation and multiple appeals, Catlin & Linn win a verdict against S. W. Jones for 1901.60 over 14048 pounds of 1904 hops. Jones, a prominent grower, had a contract for 1712 cents for 15000 pounds, but market gains led to changes and sale to another dealer. The case, attracting much attention, will be appealed.

Salem Supreme Court Circuit Court Catlin & Linn S. W. Jones Jones Coreon & Frown

Goshen Items Special Correspondence July 15 1909

Goshen notes report H G Hayes of Chambers Hardware installing a Sharples separator on F Peeblees face. Walter Griffin set up a Dane hay press at E D Riggs place. Roney Bros shipped 21000 dozen eggs since Feb 1 1909. Harrisburg Bulletin mentions railroad plans to replace white section hands with Greeks. Arnspier family from Palisade Colo arrive. Mrs Arnapier to stay for son’s health amid Oregon return. Cherries appear larger than Colorado apples.

Goshen H. G. Hayes Chambers Hardware Company F. Peeblee Walter Griffin E. D. Riggs Cloverdale Roney Bros Harrisburg Milt Arnspiwer Simon Amaniger Frankie Ray Palisade Colo Arnapier Oregon Colorado

Famine of Milch Cattle Predicted by Farm Leader

J R Van Boekijk of Alliance Nebraska warned at the Northwest Nebraska Live Stock Growers Association that a great famine in cows may follow from eastern state laws against tuberculosis. He cited New York and New England dairy herd losses and urged cow testing stations to weed out diseased stock, improve breeding, and boost milk output to avert shortages.

J. R. van Boekijk Northwest Nebraska Vermont New Hampshire Boskirk State Senate Association Eugene Chicago New York Seattle United States Nathan Straus Philanthropia New York City Buda Pest Hungary Oregon Portland Chamber of Commerce Spokane Inland Empire

Real Estate Transfers in Lane County Summary

Real estate transfers listed by Pugene Abstract Co and Fred G. Stekela include Mary J. Hicks and H. A. Rust selling east half of lots 6 and 7 in block 1 Washburne and Millorn to Junction for 150 dollars. Mary Hicks to Herman H. Drugg sells west half of same lots for 160 dollars. multiple other lot and section transfers occur across Eugene, Springfield, Cottage Grove, and surrounding areas, including patents from the United States, various tracts in sections and townships, and payments ranging from 10 to 50 thousand dollars. Notable buyers include Alvin Price, Wesley L. Matlock, Walter Price, John Eaton, L. C. Hughes, Wm. White, and many households and firms such as United States to Letitia Dillard and Letitia to multiple heirs, with numerous parcels described by lot, block, subdivision, and patent or deed values.

Mary J. Hicks H. A. Rust Washburne & Millorn’s Junction Mary H. Hicks Herman H. Drugg Walter Price Alvin Price Cole's Marcola United States Susie N. Bucknum Wesley L. Matlock R. le William Higgins Ed Jenks McFarland Cottage Grove John Eaton W. G. Jad John W. Moore Richard A. Robinson Garrett Maupin Herley M. Barton Taylor Stinner Dugald Campbell H. H. Douglass Fairmount Luckey T. B. Luckey Packard Eugene Geo. D. Heitzman Louise Mulkey Sladden Jesse A. Stoops Blanche V. Overton A. R Amanda J. Calvert Wm. M Lucy J. Pitney L. C. Hughes Delia Jos Elbert L. Cox M. H. Douglass Geo Louis A. Reed E. H. Ingham M. Wilhelm First National Bank T. W. Harris Occidenat Lumber Company R. Sand Melvin Hansen Berger-Bean Hardware Company Green Judson Doren Marshall Dixon Washburne W. O. Prosser Harry West R. Lw Ellis Whattam James M. Cox Shelton Thomas T. Olsen Vitus Springfield Benton Wiscarson Fred C. Darneille B. Lawson J. B. Protzman McQueen Thos J. Cruzan H. M. Parvin S. R. le Jack Rodman 4Th Charnelton Streets Lizzie McCallum Grenville O. Ritchey James C. Kirk Eugene, W. D PF. J. White City View Park Lake County Earl Baldwin W. H. Hurt James London Little London Bohemia Bohemia District Mill Light James London Warlock Manufacturing Co American Mill & Lumber Co W. J. Hadsell Barker Fleet National Bank H. Pearce C. M Dean Springfield Timber Co Benj. Lurch Et Ux Carl E. Ee Thomas Geo. W. Armstrong A. Simmons Coleman Coburg Martha A. Nice Charles Hastings Joseph A. Kilkey Carl E. Fisher Charles EC. Davis Charles H. Chick Hattie Dunlap C. B. Shaffner Campbell Parkerson & Quimby Ira W. Gilstrap Susan A. Gilstrap T. Nicklin Occidental Lumber Co Theodore A. Hurd Ettie J. Nestle Alice L. Weber Ira Millard W. H. Kay W. R. Ogden Hendricks Z. T. Bowman H. Casperson Eugent James E. McLeod E. E. Benedict Jefferson D. Spencer M. W. Pennington John Maxwell A. L. Mauldin David Ebenezer Olson E. P. Dixon Scott Johnnie Crabtree Wallace Bronson Wallace C. Brownson John C. Trotter Edgar D. Shook Rebecca A. Pope Henrietta Ham H. W. Blume Christian Eugere Xellman A. Crenshaw Perry Vanschoinck Roxy A. Summers B. F. Amis J. S. Amis John R. Weedle James S. Amis Eva V. Amis James Amis Ida M. Jennings James F. Amis Harriet L. Wae J. F. Amis Whitney J. H. Hawley Jno Derrick Fred Bauer Alice H. Chapman James H. Horney W. D Milton TD. Mitchell James M Louise H. Johnson S&s. E Phillips S. R. Aw Chas Davie Walter Hibben Seth Markham Ida F. Decker Arthur K. Turner Vesturia Anne Tollard A. Huddleston F. Woodruff J. Huddleston Henry G. Miller C. H. Seals Hendrick S. Brower Ira Anna Hoffman Delia M. Cox H. Reece Hettle George Willoughby Michael Hulet E. Stewart James A. Sears N. H. Gammage Geo. T. Seers N. H. Ganage E. Pierce U. Lots Pat Jno Derrick Henry Moore H. M. Parvinet William Cruzan State Land Board Isen Mller Edw G. Qunby E. H Brabham Hebrick Frank H. Tivey J. W. Manrose Idaho F. Campbell Fred S&s. Drew J. W. Williams Josephine A. Cardwell McFarlamis Meneminet Thinard Fair William Montgomery Chas. T. Frisble Geo. W. McQueen Bertha M. Rougelot McQuenne L. M. Roney Siuslaw Investment Co Wm. M. Moore Wm. S. Brower J. Olsen W. B. Cooper Arville G. Miller Ansel Wood S. R J. W. Gowdy Wm. Woolard Franklin J. Martin R. W. Carrick Et al H. W. Garrick Melville G. Evans Eola Nies John T. Allen Edson D. Sharp Huddleston Eda G. Humphrey Henry ‘O. Galey Shaw Bettie E. Humphrey Henry C. Galey Booth-Kelly Lumber Company A. W. Fish Cora E. Compton E. D. Kamby L. J. Norman N. Lewis Ira A. Randal Grace T. Great Lawrence G. Moxley Frank Whiteman Fraser & Hyland Melinda F. Petty Ethel F. Petty Creswell Frank Cottnair Geo. F. Hull S.r. Sw W. Moore Arden L. Smith A. R. Land M. Mores H. Morse Chas, Cochran W. WR. Kay J. F. Gibson Bleek University Walter Rogers W. P. English Geo. F. Houck Henry A. Tromp Elmer Zachary Frederick Deffenbacker BK. B. Dunbar E. L. Scott N. Ritchey Jos. Ritchey Perry H. Ritchey Lafayette E. Prindel Harold C. Dewey M. Curry Wm. Montgomery J. M. Maxwell Grace Gertrude Fredericks Charles F. Fuller W. KR. Ogden Elizabeth Sanders F. N. McAlister Wm. Willis Robt. G. Allison Henry W. Stewart F. C. Moullen Geo. W. VanEss C. P. Austin James Dixon Patrick Conley Park Ad Ira A. Randall S.r Cooper & Randall's Ad

Marriage of Bogue and Wicks in Lane County

County Judge Lionel R Webster officiated the marriage of R Bogue and Augusta E Wicks both of Lane County. John E F Jacobson of Springfield and Sadie R Davis of Lebanon were wed in Albany by Rev Geselbracht. They will reside in Springfield where the groom is employed as a Santa Fe agent.

R. Bogue Augusta E. Wicks Lane County Lionel R. Webster John FE. Jacobson Springfield Sadie R. Davis Lebanon Albany

Marriage License Issued to Watts and Brund

A marriage license was issued today to Charles H. Watts of Eugene and Miss Bessie Brund of Florence, formalizing their union.

Charles H. Watts Eugene Bessie Brund Florence

World Wide Temperance Plan Advances at London Congress

Delegates from sixteen foreign governments and many British colonies gather as antis plan to steer the alcoholism congress toward a world temperance federation. Dr Victor A Ellsworth and Dr Frank A Pleadwell lead US presence with American delegates including Wilbur Crafts and Cora Stoddard. the Duke of Connaught and many high officials slated as honorary leaders.

London Congress Victor A. Ellsworth Boston United States Frank A. Pleadwell United States Navy Wilbur Crafts Washington Cora Stoddard Duke of Connaught Canterburs York Westminster Jaeke Silverston Henry Somerset Dukes of Fife Hamilton and Sutherland Curvon Kedelston Charles Bere Lord Methuen Ian Hamilton Chevelsmere Marechal Lord Grenfell George White Peterboro Herford St. Albans Southwark Birmingham Iiversool Crawdor Kenebeton John Burns D. Lloyd George Thomas Burt Walter Buchanan

Springfield School Teachers and New Rooms Deadlined

Springfield public schools announce staff for the September 20 opening led by Superintendent H. C. Baughaman with assistant C. A. Arehart. High school will include Helen Bean. grammar grades list Theda Perkins Etta Bowerman Grace Walker Erma Smith Maude Maxwell Ida Richardson Minnie Koehler Eliza beth Page and one more. Two new west side rooms will bring total to four. sewer connection planned by opening. Herbert Walker is school clerk.

Springfield H. C. Baughaman C. A. Arehart Helen Bean Harper Theda Perkins Etta Bowerman Grace Walker Erma Smith Maude Maxwell Ida Richardson Minnie Koehler Elizabeth Page Herbert Walker

Births and Property Trades From Eugene and Surrounds

Birth notices show a Vaughn child born in Eugene on July 16 1909 weighing ten pounds to Jerome Vaughn and wife. A daughter born to Chas Hinton and wife in Eugene on July 15 1909. A nine pound son born to Virgil Johnson and wife in Concord New Hampshire on July 13 1909. Hanson Crawford sells 60 acre farm near Madison twelve miles west of Eugene to David Boggess. Plank Johnson realty firm also handles sale of Fairmount residence from George Forrest to A R Brabham.

Eugene Jerome Vaughn Dickerson North Dakota Vaughn J. T. Harris Chas, Hinton Concord N. H Virgil Johnson William Carey Johnson Hansford Crawford Madison Post Office David Boggess Oklahoma Plank & Johnson Fairmount George Forrest A. R. Brabham

Also Mentioned on This Page

Willican Hayfield al Bort Jackson County Oregon City Ehough Manerade Hammond Cray Bin McArthur Ket Pugene Abstract Company Fred G. Stekela Bec Emma Staples D. Allen Eogene Geo. H. Miller W. B. Andrews F. Campbell Pironi Silvester V. Boyd World Wide Temperance Plan
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