Prohibition Declared in Three Precincts
The county court this forenoon declared prohibition to exist in North Junction South Junction and Camp Creek precincts on and after July 1 1906. These precincts went dry by the recent election with majorities North Junction percent South Junction 34 Camp Creek 14. The injunction against declaring prohibition in Eugene and the county does not affect these precincts as the vote was on the precincts separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South Junction
Camp Creek
North Junction
Eugene
Springfield Updates On Local Projects And Meetings
The article notes an oil tank unloading at a local site, Fleming’s construction contract awarded to Harry Shubach, and a Fourth of July committee voting to proceed with celebrations. The music committee hired the Brownsville band of sixteen for the event, with rumors of an Oregon House move and a three story addition. Mrs. F. O. Russell visits Wendling before moving to Colfax, Washington, and a June 18 school meeting seeks directors, a clerk, and funding for a new schoolhouse on the west riverbank. Mohawk livestock losses are blamed on a cougar until Zol Evans reports a kill of a large black wolf, lifting local farmer Zeck’s spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Fleming
Harry Shubach
Brownsville
Oregon House
Bulloon
F. O. Russell
Wendling
J. A. Roberts
Colfax
Wash
Zol Evans
Zeck
Newa
Injured Albany Lawyer Limps After Bath Scalding
Attorney Ros Wyatt of Albany, well known in Eugene, was seen on crutches after a Portland bath accident. He scalded his foot when boiling hot water struck it in the hotel bath, keeping him from walking for about a week. Doctors expect full use to return in ten days to two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ros Wyatt
Albany
Eugene
The
Herald
J. Ro Wyatt
Portland
Mr. Wyatt
Local Citizens Make Short Trips and Visits
Personal notes record Mrs J W Shumate traveling to Portland on business, Mr and Mrs Gary Buford visiting from Saginaw, M L Kryachman and wife returning from the McKenzie hatchery, Rev Walton Skipworth visiting his brother in Eugene, Mrs Samuel Nelson and daughter Harriet visiting Coyene, Mrs S R Jenkins going to Coreal lis, HM A Cox from Creweell, Wm Landes from Cottage Grove, Charley Baker back from Janction, A S Powers convalescing, Walter Hose and Sewell Smith back from Klamath Palle, with others noted in transit and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Shumate
Portland
Gary Buford
Saginaw
M. L. Krychman
McKenzie Salmon Hatchery
Walton Skipworth
Dallaw
G. PF. Skipworth
Eugene
Samuel Nelson
Mies Harriet
Chicago
Mra. S. P. Sladden
Coyene
Busy city notes cross nation in daily travel
A sweep of itineraries and arrivals fills Eugene headlines as residents journey to Portland Salem and beyond. Travelers include Geo Hicks of Junction Turner Burns W W Gossett and wives, Alf Walker Burgess Ford and many others visiting friends relatives and business associates across Oregon Washington and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
St. Louisa
Chicago
Washington
New York
Roseburg Review
Geo. A. Hicks
Junction
Turner Burns
Married in Oregon marriage notice with misread text
Samuel M Collins of Halsey marries Olive Alma L Purdy of Eugene Thursday at 3 pm in Justice Wintermeter office. They plan to reside at Hateoy. Alan Canning and Packing Co received a carload of oak barrels to ship pickled her view for the fancy markets. Scrambled remnants include references to Norman Dersehe and Arorne with incomplete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel M. Collins
Halsey
Olive Alma L Purdy
Eugene
Justice of the Peace
Wintermeter
Hateoy
Alan Canning and Packing Co
State University to Benefit From New Library and Dormitory Funds
The University of Oregon will receive 85 200 in the state budget with 32 40 for maintenance and grounds work, a 225 000 library and classroom building, and 86 000 for a women’s dormitory. Enrollment has surged and faculty work remains stretched. a regents’ meeting in Eugene during commencement will plan construction and improvements. Circuit court notes include various civil actions, divorces, and criminal cases with courtroom adjournments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Oregon
P. L. Campbell
Board of Regents
Eugene
Oregon State Insane
Naahe
Oregon State Penitentiary
Oregon State Penitential Ag Transportation of
Conviety
Oregon State Reform Schoo
Oregon State Reform
Oregon School For
Oregon Institute For the Blind
University of Oo
State Agricultura College
Joo
OG Saxeeee State Agricultural College
Ee State Normal School
al Monmouth
Taninte
Aw Ashland
Lola
Abe
Oregon State
Dragg
Maintenancce
Oregon
Weston
Oregon Brouhiers
Gird Gut Court Grinds Through Docket Actions
Oregon docket entries show multiple civil actions and motions across Eugene courts. Cases include recover money disputes, divorces, alimony matters, injunctions, and judgments with varied outcomes and scheduled dates. Continuous listings note defendants such as McClung, Erickson, Linton, Palmer, Lemon, Brown, and others, with proceedings involving city authorities and corporate parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrow
H. F. Hollenbeck
Farrow & Company
J. H. McClung
Erick Erickson
Carrie Erickson
W. W. Watkins
W. Fretts
J. R. Vincent
Watkins, Fretts & Vincent
T. D. Linton
Texana Brown
F. L. Chambers
L. D. Ranch
L. Simons
City of Eugene & Municipal Corporation
Frank Keisner
City of
Eugene
Banks
Kelsey
Willard Young
Kelsey & Young
State of Oregon
Lawrence
Southern Pacific Surveyors Prepare to Raise Main Line Roadbed
A corps of Southern Pacific surveyors under KE Bush is setting stakes near Eugene to raise the main line roadbed six inches and rebalance it, widening several feet. The crew includes D D Barron, J C Hanna, E W Gordon, and Shirley B Waite. Completion could shorten train times by about one hour between Eugene and Portland and perhaps twelve between Portland and San Francisco, with work slated for this summer.
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Southern Pacific
KE. R. Bush
Eugene
Bush
D. D. Barron
J. C. Hanna
E. W. Gordon
Shirley B. Waite
Portland
San Francisco
Farmers Plan East Park Telephone Line At Junction
Residents along the river road east of Junction met at J. R. Rasmussen’s home to organize a farmers’ telephone line. The group aims to connect with Pacific States Telephone Co. at Junction and name the line East Park. John Strome was elected president A Gibson secretary H C Peterson treasurer Director C Ansted J Rasmussen and others were named to the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Road
Junction
J. R. Rasmussen
Pacific States Telephone Co
East Park
John Strome
A. Gibson
H. C. Peterson
C. Ansted
J. BR. Rasmussen
Junction Items and Local Industry Updates
Independence merchant buys 4 acres from Calvert at 80 per acre with one third crop included. Howard Electric Light Co receives a 60 horsepower engine and boiler, cement foundation prepared for rapid installation. A California cattle train unloaded locally and fed due to legal obligation, six dozen cattle involved. Williams appointed admr of Solomon Afepaugh estate. estate revenues and property details noted.
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Seattle
SR. Williams
Solomon Afepaugh
Cottage Grove
Real Tate
Rene
Immense Power to Be Generated on McKenzie
Oregon City engineer Emery C. Dre and W Z Campbell returned from a McKenzie trip to Eugene, filing five water power site claims below McKenzie Bridge to near Dutch Henry’s place. Sites total about 80,000 horsepower with ditches ranging two to three and a half miles long and water rights of 2,200 to 3,700 cubic feet per second. Possible dam would form a large lake and aligns with Willamette Valley Co plans for a McKenzie electric railway toward Blue River mines. If Duke Dye’s employer is the Willamette Valley Co or United Railways Co, these canals could power operations or cars on a new line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery C. Dre
Oregon City
W. Z. Campbell
Eugene
McKenzie
McKenzie Bridge
Dye
Dutch Henry's
Wilamette Valley Co
Welch
Campbell
United Railways Co
Portland
Hillsworo
Young Dye
Willamette Valley Co
McKenzie River
Blue River
Frissell
Township 16
Horse Creek
Shell Rock
Township 17
Cate Creek
Gate Creek
Range
Tucker's Eddy
Euat
State money ready following recent budget vote
Amid unclear OCR text the report notes that state funds will be prepared soon after a budget decision. The document references a public financial process and a legislative vote, with emphasis on forthcoming availability of money.
Eugene People on Drain Normal School Regents Meet
The regents of Central Oregon Normal School met in Drain Oregon to reelect faculty for the next year. President Brigs of Cottage Grove and vice president Brows of Roseburg keep their posts. English and Latin taught by Miss Harriet Bugene and Miss Bretherton of Eugen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewy Bo Alta Spaulding
Vrain
A C. C. Brown
Rosebert
Kanoff Divorce Petition Filed in County Court
Mrs Mamie Kanoff seeks divorce from Kanoff alleging cruelties and abandonment since their December 4 1901 marriage. They have one child Howard Lierald aged years. She requests alimony of 10 per month and child custody along with costs to her maiden name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie
Birth notices from Junction and Spokane City listed in brief
Fragmented report shows multiple births with parents named as Mr and Mrs and mentions Junction City Spokane City The dates and spellings are garbled but indicate a boy and a girl born to different couples including Jane born June 18 1906 and Maude I Kero a graduate The item appears as a local births notice with names and places only.
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Springfield
Russ Wyatt
Thurelay's Daily Guard
Daily Guard
Mra. S
HM. A. Cox
Creweell
Wm. Landes
Charley Baker
Janction
A. S&s. Powers
Walter Hose
Sewell Smith
Klameth Palle
Jedge
J. W. Bamiltten
W. W. Gossett
B. A. Washburne
Springfeld
Salem
Herbert Eakin
J. L. Zeigler
Yaquina
Jos
Schaefer
Margaret Parks
Miseet Anna
Elsie
Pleasant Hill
John Mulkey
Ashland
Alf Walker
Burgess Ford
H. E. Morris
Yaquina Bay
L. Zimmerman
Ross
Finley
F.C. Crury
Ernest Lyons
Mabel
W. F. Nielson
Jonction
Arthur Comegys
British Columbia
Mra. W. W. Haines
F. W. Osburn
T. A. Steeur
Mapleton
Masonic Grand Lodge
M. Yoran
Geo. O'R. de Bar
I. M. Glen
R. McMurphey
Oscar
Flor. Wetherbee
Creswell
Ole Helmforth
Geo. M. Brown
Roseburg
M. C. Wire
Points North
Isaac Figgins
Pironi
W. W. Calkins
Jd. B. Kronebuseh
Mt. Angel
Grace
Jene Potta
HH. St. John
Fred Nixon
Stuart Mateer
Emmett
Idaho
Mr. Mateer
Southern Idaho Importing Co
Hendry Spores
Coburg
H. BE. Ankeny
Norman Dersehe
Arorne
Alexander Wright
P. D- Gard
W. Watkins
G. W. Fretts
J. BR. Vincent
W. S. Nickerson
George C Beebe
Astoria Savings Bank
O. W. Hurd
Robert F. Ryan
W. J. Royce
C. O. Peterson
Uder
Eugene Excelsior Company
Nina E. Lemon
James Lemon
Brown
Walter Foley
L. H. Mulkey
G. F. Goodman
John Gibson
Gibson
A. Brown
Southern Pacific Company
BE. J. Horton Ve. Era L
Girguit
Archie Galbraithe
Charles A. Sanbert
N. Sprague
Laura Sprague
E. D. Tibbetts
W. W. Maben
M’kenzie
Tee Bse
Dale
Bret
University of
Mrs. Kanoff
J. Geo. Jotnee
Jane
An Sovern
Jesse Sove
Mr. Hane
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