Court action reports adjourned session June daily guard
The adjourned circuit court term concluded a day of cases including divorces defaults and money recovery actions. Entries show judgments for damages and interest, partnerships and partition disputes, industry foreclosures, and orders to open depositions with several cases continued or dismissed.
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Daily Guard
B’. C. Sharkey
C. F. Candiani
J. W. Shumate
H. A
Alice Mullen
Rk. S. Sabin
C. P. Houston
M. J. Houston
Johanes J. Branti
Andrea EF. Franti
W. Hard
W. J. Morford
D. Morford
E. Dunn Ve
J. I. Fuller
Skeels
C. M. Densmore
D. A. Rosas
Eugene Lumber Company
William Kyle
O. W. Hurd
Johanes J. Brauti
Andrea EF. Brauti
George Murch
W. J. Vaughan
R. I. Baker
Mattie Mattauer
John Mattauer
Mattie Mettauer
John Mettauer
Mary Ward
George D. Ward
Charles Ostrander
W. L. Dunlap
R. D. Dunlap
A. G. Hovey and & Company, Et al
Ray D. Dunlap
The
Booth-Kelly Lumber Company
Wm. Chrisholm
Lizzze N. Thompson
B. Rush
Sarah J. Rush
D. M. McCrandy
Et al
Eugene Baseball Company
Massillion Thresher Company
George Bowman
Seavey Brothers sell hops to Herman & Company
The Seavey Brothers, hop growers, sold 270 bales of hops to Herman & Company of Tacoma. Shipment has begun from S. H. Friendly's warehouse. The terms are private. The lot is part of the unsold 1902 crop.
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Seavey Bros
Herman Klaber & Co
Tacoma
Daily Guard
Seavey Brothers
Herman & Company
Tacomas
S. H. Friendly
Springfield Notes show district growth and local shifts
The Springfield school district has about 310 school age children, a gain from last year. Recorder Roberts resigns and L F Thompson is elected to fill the vacancy. Surveyors finish plans for the Springfield Hender 800 connection and depart for San Francisco. Fin Roberts leaves for Marcola to work at Hyland lumber yard. Poles for the electric light plant will be removed from the river near the old mill for Booth Kelly. An engine from Mr. Walker's shop was sold to Hyland lumber and will be moved to Eugene for locomotive use. K C Martin, planer mill foreman, crushes his foot in a mill accident and will be unable to work for some time.
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Springfield
Recorder Roberts
L. F. Thompson
San Franciso
Fin Roberts
Marcola
Hyland Lumber Yard
Mr. Roberts
Booth -Kelly Company
Walker
Real estate transfers listed in court house records
William Foley transfers to W W Calkins lot LO block 1 University add to Eugene for 200 dollars. James A Taylor to W W Calkins lot 11 block 1 University add to Eugene for 100 dollars. Herman and Clara Roth to John and Annie Davies 9.27 acres in township lia 13.w 8750. Mrs Kittie M Smith to Mary C Ford 160x53 feet on Willamette street Eugene. Mary C and T B Ford to Mary J Gates 160x58 feet on Willamette street Eugene 1550. David and Elizabeth Smith to W T Campbell 16 acres in township 1é6s8 1 4 e for 425 dollars. Geo B Dorris to Samuel 5B Uns worth land in township 2] s rw 8). John N and B Schneider to Ambrose L and Ella J Woodard 160 acres in township 218 r3w for 1 dollar. William and Caroline Welch to Anton Patzner lot 4 block 4 Cheshire's add Eugene for 800 dollars.
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William Foley
W. W. Calkins
University Ad
Eugene
James A. Taylor
Herman
Clara L. Roth
John
Annie Davies
Lia
Kittie M. Smith
Mary C. Ford
Willamette Street
Mary C
T. B. Ford
Mary J. Gates
David and
Elizabeth Smith
W. T. Campbell
Geo. B. Dorris
Samuel
Unsworth
John N
B. Schneider
Ambrose L
Ella J. Woodard
William and
Caroline Welch
Anton Patzner
Cheshire
Construction progress and sharp critique of local butter
Bricklaying on the Chrisman building nears completion while carpenters set joists for the second story. The Harrisburg Bulletin attacks Linn county farmers wives with a scathing note on poor butter quality, accusing merchants of sharing blame for accepting subpar product.
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Chrisman
Harrisburg Bulletin
Linn County
Harrisburg
Sewer Project Bids Sought by Eugene City Council
Eugene city records invite sealed bids for Jefferson street sewer Oak to Pearl Fifth to Sixth and Eleven the street sewer extensions with 6 to 16 inch diameters. Bids due June 16 1908 with 5 percent certified checks and council consent for delays.
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Common Council
Eugene
Oregon
Jane
Recorder’s Office
Jefferson Street
Sth Street
Oak
Pearl Streets
11Th Street
Fifth
Sixth
Charnelton Street
Benda
B. P Dorris
Reduced excursion rates to coastal resorts announced
Southern Pacific and Corvallis & Eastern Railroad offer round trip and season tickets to Newport Yaquina and Detroit from various points, valid through October 1903 with return options and stopovers. Three day Newport Yaquina tickets Saturdays to Mondays, Eugene to coastal areas, and Detroit hot springs access highlighted. Rates listed include Eugene to Newport 5.50, Yaquina 8.5, Detroit 4.25, three day Eugene to Yaquina or Newport 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Corvallis & Eastern Railroad
Newport
Yaquina
Detroit
Portland
Eugene
West Side
East Side
Mill City
Santiam
Breitenbush
Cascade Mountains
Vicinity
East
Lebanon-Springfield
Catholic Academy Commencement Program at Christian Church
The Catholic Academy will hold commencement exercises at the Christian church on June 26. The program includes chorus Awake the Tuneful Song, dialogue The New Boarder, operetta The Rose of Savoy, musical recitation The Madonna of Paris, instrumental duets, pantomime Nearer My God to Thee, song When the Wind Bloweth In From the Sea, drill Flower Maida, and closing song We are Going Home Together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Academy
Mimmna
Paris
Savoy
Leta Phi
Flower Maida
Notre Dame
Bride Pays Betrothal Cash With Duke Standoff
Guests waited as organ played the procession. Under the betrothal terms the bride would pay 995000 in cash. She counted hundred ten thousand bills and asked for change. The archbishop joked by passing the hat and collecting 5000 for the bride. The story leaked, and the archbishop grew more popular at weddings.
Man Cut in Two At Washington Mill
Aberdeen Washington June 13 Clyde R Wyman an employee at the West Slade mill was literally cut in twain by a large saw The fatal injury occurred when the saw entered at the shoulder and severed the body along its length leaving the two halves on the conveyor in a shocking display
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Aberdeen
Wash
Clyde R. Wyman
West Slade
Man Arrested Over Two Wives in Seattle
Seattle June 13 James MacCormack is jailed for bigamous marriage after living with two wives in separate Seattle homes. He alternated residences between the two households until one wife grew suspicious and had him watched. The second wife remains loyal to him.
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Scripps News Association
Seattle
James MacCormack
MacCormack
Mine Collapse Kills Three Miners at Iron Mountain
Scripps News reports in Redding on June 13 that a sub-stope in the Iron Mountain mine caved in during the morning shift, trapping three miners who were crushed to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps News Association
Redding
Iron Mountain
The Woman Told
A Houston case reports a ten year counterfeit ring tracked down after a daughter’s confession to her fiancé. The fiancé betrayed the gang to U S secret service men, three arrests followed a two thousand dollar reward, and the silver coins circulated with government value. The capture relieves officers of long trouble from the spurious money operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps News Association
Houston
Texas
United States Secret Service
Street Railway Labor Talks End in Impasse in San Francisco
In San Francisco on June 13 the car men's union and united railways representatives failed to agree on hours and pay. They agreed to call in a third arbitrator, preferably a higher court judge, to settle the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps News Association
San Francisco
Carmen's
United Railways
Two Posses Patrol Redding for Stage Robbery Suspects
Redding California June 13 two large posses started from the city in pursuit of those suspected in the recent stage holdup near here. Authorities expect a decisive capture soon as the search continues across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps News Association
Redding
Cal
Excursion Rates East via Great Northern Railway
Excursion rates listed for Chicago, St. Louis, Peoria, St. Paul, Minneapolis, and Des Moines via the Great Northern Railway. Prices vary by destination. dates of sale June to August with tickets valid 90 days. For details contact H. Dickson, city ticket agent, 122 Third Street, Portland, Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Railway
Chicago
St. Louie
Peoria
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Court House Lodging House Offers Clean Rooms
Nice clean beds at the Court House Lodging House for 2 percent. Every room an outside rear. No cooking on premises except for family and that entirely disconnected from lodging part of house. No dusty carpets. Clean painted floors with a rug to each bed. Just behind and on same block as Court House. Quiet locality. No one beds at any one the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Henderson's
Closing Out Piano Sale by Fr A Rankin
Fr A Rankin opens a genuine closing out sale of pianos organs and small goods ahead of building demolition for a brick structure. Pianos priced to clear with big savings for buyers. Brands include Chicker ing Weber Kimball Crown Decker & Sons Busch & Gerta among others. Sale now at No 2 4 West Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. A. Rankin
Chickering, Weber, Kimball
gCrown
Decker & Sons
Busch
Albany Branch Store and New Shoe Outlet Planned
The Gilbert-Welsh Mercantile Company expands toward Albany after disposing of Cottage Grove assets. They have leased Mellwain stores for a year and will open a large boot and shoe store by September first, aiming to make Albany a permanent institution led by RK. Welsh and T. A. Gilbert who ran the Chrisman block shop this past year, with possible Salem expansion later in the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert-Welsh Mercantile Company
Albany
Cottage Grove
RK. W. Welsh
T. A. Gilbert
Chrisman Block
Salem
Leased Belknap Springs For 1904 Season
George Croner leased the Belknap Springs property for the 1904 season, contingent on the owner Mr. Smith of Astoria not disposing of it by then. Milt McMurray departed for the Springs to manage the premises and ready the bath houses and camp grounds. The Croners ran the resort last season with high praise from guests and campers for their treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Croner
Belknap Springs
Mr. Smith
Astoria
Milt McMurray
Mra. Croner
Police Court Case Over Auction Flag incident
In the Police Court John Hastings of McKenzie Street, slightly under the influence of Fagene's red-eye, tore down the auction sale flag in front of the Famous Nation store. Chief Sales pursued and brought him before Police Judge Dorris, who fined him and the amount was paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hastings
McKenzie
Fagene
Nation
Dorris
Maccabees Memorial Observed By Local Lodges
On June 11 the L. O. T. M. of the city observed Maccabees Memorial Day by driving in carriages and decorating graves of members Mrs. Kiddle W Withers and W P Nichols buried in Masonic and I O F cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Biddle
W. W. Withers
W. P. Nichols
Masonic
Planer shipment starts for Gate Creek mill near Coburg
Bb. FP. Finn, a prominent Gate Creek resident, arrived in Eugene and went to Coburg to begin shipping a planer he bought for his McKenzie area saw mill operation. The planer was previously used by J. C. Goodale in Coburg before Booth Kelly Co enlarged the plant.
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Finn
Gate Creek
Eugene
Coburg
McKenzie
J. C. Goodale
Booth-Kelly Company
Regents Appointments At Monmouth Normal School
Governor Chamberlain reappointed Judge C F E Wolverton of Albany J B V Butler of Monmouth and S B Eakin of Eugene to the Monmouth Normal School board. Dr T B Ford plans a lecturing trip to Northern Idaho starting next week. Miss Jean Reginald Wold of Eugene named physical instructor for the co ed athletics department at Washington University.
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Salem, Or
Chamberlain
C. F E. Wolverton
Albany
J. B. V. Butler
Monmouth
S. B. Eakin
Eugene
Board of Regents
Monmouth Normal School
T. B. Ford
Idaho
Junction Times
Cottage Grove Nugget
Jean Reginald Wold
Washington University
Junctions Big Picnic Seeks Community Involvement
Junction City plans its annual picnic for Friday June 26 and a gathering at Eugene on July Fourth. Committees include President of the Day L Moore head Grand Marshal J G F Parks General arrangements L Moore head S O Starr C PF Hurlburt Finance W C Washburne H M Milborn Sam Robinson Progam I T Nicklin M Montgomery J H Miller Music G F Skipwath Nellie Folsom J R Hill Horse Racing FE Harpole Wm M Tripp J M Cook Sports G O Powell Lee Clark L A Smith Concessions Leo Clark Grounds Sam Robinson Wm Johnson Thurman Berry Decoration Misses Minnie Sibbets Anna Crain Ora Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. F. Parks
L. Moorehead
S. O. Starr
C. PF. Hurlburt
W. C. Washburne
H. M. Milborn
Sam Robinson
Progam
I. T. Nicklin
M. Montgomey
J. H. Miller
G. F. Skipwath
Nellie Folsom
J. R. Hill
FE. Harpole
Wm. M. Tripp
J. M. Cook
Sporta
G. O. Powell
Lee Clark
L. A. Smith
Concessions
Leo Clark
Grounds
Wm. Johnson
Thurman Berry
Misses Minnie Sibbets
Anna Crain
Ora Jackson
Miss Tibbetts Critic Teacher Appointed at Ashland Normal
Eugene student Miss Delia Tibbetts has been elected critic teacher at the Southern Oregon State Normal School in Ashland. Daughter of Mrs. J. W. White, she graduates with high honors this week and will start her duties at the fall session. Tibbetts is the third Eugene alum among the school’s faculty, following Chas. Redmond and H. S. Watts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Southern Oregon State Normal School
Ashland
Delia Tibbetts
Miss Tibbetts
J. W. White
S. O
Chas. Redmond
H. S. Watts
Mohawk Logs for Corvallis Drive Planned
Corvallis dispatch reports a major log drive of 3,000,000 feet of fir and 1,000,000 feet of hard wood arriving around July 15. Harold Strong of Corvallis Sawmill Co. plans daily shipments from Blodgett and will monitor the Mohawk start week, then spend days fishing before ensuring timely logging progress.
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Corvallis
Corvallis Sawmill Company
Mohawk River
Harold Strong
Blodgett
Mohawk
Prisoner Secured by Portland Police
W H Young wanted in Eugene on false pretenses charge has been captured by Chief Hunts force in Portland and will be brought back tonight to face Judge Hamilton. He impersonated a life insurance agent to obtain Fred Lambs custom for New York Life Insurance Company. Lamb suffered loss and Young is sought elsewhere for similar crimes. Constable Smith pursues him in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Young
Chief Hunt
Portland
Eugene
Hamilton
Young
Fred Lamb
New York Life Insurance Company
Lamb
Constable Smith
Leesville man saved by Dr King’s New Discovery
W H Brown of Leesville Ind was reported to escape death after using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. He said it gave instant relief from asthma and led to a full cure. The advertisement touts cures for consumption pneumonia bronchitis and grip. Sold by W L Delano with trial bottles free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesville
Ind
W. H. Brown
W. L. Delano
Thoughtful Man Helps Wife With Dr King Pills
A Winchester Indiana man named M M Austin acted in a crisis when physicians could not aid his wife with stomach and liver troubles. He sought relief with Dr King s New Life Pills and she improved at once and ultimately recovered. Only Deat W L De Lanow drug store.
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M. M. Austin
Winchester
Ind
Dr. King
Deat
W. L. de Lanow Drug Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Springfield Notes
Mountain Re
Academy
Lanos Drug Store
Monmouth Normal Regents
Junction City
5. L. Moorehead
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