Black Hand Boys to Appear Tomorrow in Juvenile Court
Chester Bargeed Verner Howard and Rex Naylor the youths arrested by Sheriff Bown will appear in juvenile court at 10 a m for examination. They admitted writing the Weck hand letters to E W Hughes demanding 4200 in a sack at designated spots and are kept at home reporting to the sheriff three times daily. The letters warned money be left in a bucket and described a plan involving pennies and a hole in a building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Verner Howard
Rex Naylor
Bown
E. W. Hughes
Hughes
Mr. Huynes
Eugene
Natron
Willamette St
Eugene Theatre
Naylor
Skipworth
Eugene couples wed and court case heads to trial
On February 25, 1910 at the M E parsonage in Eugene, C Emmitt Porter wed Eunice Sewell with Rev D H Trimble officiating. William Brown returning from a dog team tour to face Dr Southworth in a damage suit for killing a tame wolf. he arrives with three dogs after the fourth died. A marriage license was issued to Carl C Yancey and Frances Emrick of Wendling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Parsonage
Eugene
C. Emmitt Porter
William Brown
Dr. Southworth
Brown
Carl C. Yancey
Frances Emrick
Wendling
Handsome Harry Jackson to Serve 23 Day Sentence
Handsome Harry Jackson, jailed for 23 days by Judge Bryson, was found by Chief Farrington after failing to depart town. He resisted capture near East Sixth Street, fought Street Commissioner Turner, and was dragged to jail with Farrington’s arrival ending the pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry" Jackson
Bryson
Farrington
Jackson
East Sixth Street
Turner
East Fifth Street
Griggs
Fartingon
Real Estate Transfers Linking Eugene Properties
G W Hunter and others transfer lot 7 block 2 Walnut Park Stewart’s add Eugene to Christina Furnish for $1. Leona D Waddle conveys 13 shares in lot 16 Huddleston add Eugene and combines with lots 14 15 block 9 Dover add Portland for $100. Charlies J Fuller and others to R D Hawley lot 6 block 2 Creswell and part of lot 7 for $1,100. Andrew F Anderson and Nils Anderson to William M Watson and spouse lot 6 block 7 Hendrick’s add Eugene for $1,100. J F Powers and spouse to Jonathan Johnson 150 acres in townships 17 83 R 3 W for $16,000. Susana S Bowers and spouse to Albert E Mills N 40 of lot 2 block J Mulligan’s add Eugene. N 40 of lot 4 block 5 same add. C Ross King and spouse to J H Hill lot 4 block 4 McFarland’s 3rd add Cottage Grove for $600. J W Rankin and spouse to B Delts 60 acres in section 4 5 township 19 2 W for $100. Belle A Hovda and Oliver H Hovda to Mrs W S Bailey lot 6 block 23 Packard’s add Eugene for $1,600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Hunter
Christina A. Furnish
Walnut Park
Stewart's
Eugene
Leona D. Waddle
Lillian R. Travis
Huddleston
Dover
Portland
Charlies J. Fuller
R. D. Hawley
Creswell
Mulligan
Aldo
C. Ross King
J. H. Hill
McFarland
Cottage Grove
J. W. Rankin
B. Delts
Belle A. Hovda
Oliver H. Hovda
Bailey
Packard
Sixty Days Stay Granted for J Thorburn Ross
Salem March 1 The supreme court today granted J Thorburn Ross a sixty days stay of execution to allow his counsel to apply to the U S Supreme Court chief justice for a writ of error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem, Or
Supreme Court
J. Thorburn Ross
United States Supreme Court
Grazing Permit Applications Open in Cascade National Forest
Notice invites cattle horse and sheep graziers to file applications for the 1910 grazing season in Cascade National Forest. Applications must be filed at the Eugene Oregon office by April 1, 1910. Information on grazing fees and forms will be provided on request. Clyde R. Seitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade National Forest
Eugene
Oregon
Train Buried by Snow Slide Near Wellington Summit
Everett Washington March 1 report says a snowslide has covered the westbound Spokane express stalled near Wellington on the Great Northern at the Cascades summit since last Thursday. Up to fifty one passengers and nine crew were aboard with thirty confirmed by headquarters. a relief train with doctors cannot reach soon due to road conditions.
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Everett
Wash
Spokane
Wellington
Great Northern
Cascades
Fear Ie
Hot Springs
Cascade Tunnel
J. H. O'Neill
Weekly Eugene Market Report Summary
Market week in Eugene shows varied prices across commodities. Livestock includes good cows at 3 1/2 cents, steers at 4 4, veal prime dressed at 135 pounds, hogs on foot at 6 1/2 percent. Farm goods list butter per roll 60 cents and eggs at 21 cents. Grain and feed priced: flour 5.75, wheat 1.00 per bushel, bran 31 per ton, mixed feed 23 per ton, shorts 35 per ton, baled hay 17, oats 50 cents per bushel.
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California
Plecenon
Shorts
Willamette Valley
Eastern
Oregon
Portland Market Report Shows Dressed Hogs Hit Record Prices
Dressed hogs reached 13 cents a pound on Front street the highest price in memory as supply lags and demand stays strong. Veal remains steady with top prices around 12¾ cents, while ordinary quality sells for about 11 to 12 cents. Eggs rise to 24⅔ 25 cents per dozen amid increasing supplies. Hop market holds steady with firm prices. English and Continental hops show firm or rising values. News notes also reference California stock attempts to boost local prices and reports from London hop houses.
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Portland
Front Street
California
Kentish Observer
Wild Neame & Co
London
Manger & Henley
Kent
Worcester
East
Food prices and market notes from Pacific Northwest trade
Market reports from Oregon and California detail hops trade in Kent and Worcester conditions, vegetable prices including celery and sweet potatoes, and a generally steady butter and cheese market. Salmon fishing closures affect Columbia river regions while Portland livestock markets show independent buyers sustaining prices amid limited arrivals. San Francisco sees egg price gains and firm cheese with steady butter as Oregon potatoes rise.
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San Francisco
Oregon
Market Prices for Livestock and Hogs in Local Range
Range of cattle prices including good steers at 5.50 and 4.75 for common and medium steers, fancy heifers at 4.75, best cows 4.75, medium cows 4.50, poor cows 4.00, bulls 2.75, stags 2.40 to 2.00. Hogs priced east of mountains at 10.10 fancy 9.75, wetters 9.60, bigs 28.9, wethers 6.6, spring lambs 6.6, straight buyers 5. Cattle and hog market listings with mixed lots and ordinary rates.
Agricultural Prices and Commodities Report 1904
The bulletin lists prices for rope, wool, butter, cheese, poultry, milk products, and grains across regions including Willamette Valley, Eastern Oregon, and Portland. Items show prime and medium quality classifications with per unit or per pound pricing, plus track and production price notes for 1904 markets.
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Willamette Palley
Oregon
Mohal
Grocery Price List Fragments With Fruits and Narratives
Fragmented catalog of produce and meat prices including apples oranges bananas pears pineapples corn alfalfa lettuce beans cabbage tomatoes and various cuts of ham bacon and sausage. Mentions locations on Front Street and markets in eastern Nomad region with mixed unit measures and prices.
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Matt HY
Beieo
Howe
Rickard and Gleason still far apart on flight venue
San Francisco February 28. Tex Rickard and Jack Gleason remain at odds over where the Jefferies Johnson bout will be held. Rickard complains he cannot reach Gleason while Gleason says Rickard lacks boxing knowledge and expresses doubt about a buyout to move the fight to Salt Lake. Bitter terms suggest an amicable settlement remains distant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Tex Rickard
Jack Gleason
Jefferies-Johnson
Witenne
Gleason
Richard
St. Francis Hotel
Joseph Nelson
Salt Lake
Baseball Grounds
Fiighters
Hyome Inhaler Testimonial Clears Cold Fast
An endorsement from 1909 touts Hyomel and its inhaler as a rapid cure for colds. The letter from Mager and a Cincinnati agent claims instant relief from sore membranes and urges readers to buy the complete Hyomel outfit for $1, with guarantees and optional extra bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mager
Mager
Cincinnati
Ohio
Red Cross Drug Co
High Water Prevails Over Washington
Reports from Colfax and other points show flooding and strong storms but limited damage. Weather conditions ease with rainfall lightening. railroads operate with possible delays as Great Northern serves the North Bank road along the Columbia River.
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Colfax
Wash
Pleasant Hill High School Sees 50 Percent Attendance Rise
Pleasant Hit reports a fifty percent increase in attendance since opening. Union High School No. 1 may require two more teachers and more space next year. Residents pride themselves on the farmers high school and its strong district. Persible tax for support is seven tenths of one mill but will rise to fund expansion despite overall wealth of the union district.
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Union High School
Union
Farmers High School
Chamberlain Proposes Land Exchange Bill for Irrigation
Senator Chamberlain has introduced a bill to empower the secretary of the interior to exchange public lands with reclamation project lands held in private ownership within the same project where private lands are needed for irrigation works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chamberlain
Secretary of the Interior
Lane County Supreme Court Decision Affirms Case
The Oregon Supreme Court affirmed a Lane County circuit court ruling in a case involving appellants Charles H. Chick Constantine Morton and Everest P. Lewis versus respondents Security Savings & Trust Company T W Harris and L E B Bean. Chief Justice Moore wrote the opinion.
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Supreme Court
Constantine Morton
Everest P. Lewis
J. T. Bridges
Sequrity Savings & Trust Company
T. W. Harris
L. E B. Bean
Circuit Court of
Lane County
J. W. Hamilton
Moore
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Black Hand Boys
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Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
Harry” Jackson
Man
Clyde R. Seitz
N. P
Portland Market Report
Columbia River
Fish Commissioners
Willamette
Clackamas
Astoria
Portland Livestock Market
Portland Livestock Exchange
M. J. Gill
Carsten
Tacoma
Frye
Seattle
Rickard
NEW Today
Nels H. Raun
Plano
I. N. Harbaugh
First National Bank
South High Street
Broders
Macksmith
Renfro
Jasper
Stumpa
W. E. Young
Pleasant Hill
Towers Fish
A.J. Tower Co
USA
Om Towns Canadian Co
Unereo Toworra Can
Springfield
William Edward Thornton
The
Baptist Church
Roweburg
Willi Hyland
Lowell, Ond
M. J. Hard
Denver
Cola
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