Nomination conventions urged for city council races
In today’s Guard, calls go out for nominating non-partisan candidates in the first, second and third wards for the April municipal election. Third ward convenes at city hall tonight at 7 30, first ward tomorrow at East Eleventh street bosshouse, and second ward tomorrow at city hall. No fourth ward meeting called. The process questions legality under a new law requiring nominations 30 days before the election, with some arguing notices were not given seven to ten days prior. Petitions may nominate city recorder and city treasurer 15 days before vote if conventions are illegal, though those offices will still be chosen alongside councilmen.
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East Eleventh Street
Counilmen
Bowling Contest Arrangements Between Albany and Eugene Club
Arrangements are being made for a bowling contest between the Alco Club of Albany and Eugene Commercial Club at the local clubhouse Saturday evening. No definite word from Alco. they will probably attend. Local team lineup: A. J. Tolmie captain, Harry Dunbar, C. A. Wintermeier, Webster Kineand, F. M. Day, Deacon Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alco Club
Albany
Eugene Conmercial Club
A. J. Tolmie
Harry Dunbar
C. A. Wintermeier
Webster Kineand
F. M. Day
Deacon Daviis
Call for Lane County Warrants 1904 Payment Notice
Lane County warrants from register 2271 to 2000 registered March 1 1903 will be paid on presentation March 10 1904 at the treasurer office. Interest ceases on that day. GEO F CRAW Treasurer Lane County and Dr F Reiser Deputy announce the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County
Geo
Craw
F. Reiser
Will Establish New Drug Store In Eugene
Cr J Hull has leased the Bon Marche room in the McClung block and will open a new drug store soon. He is a young first class pharmacist with fixtures and stock in place. J S Gray planned a grocery in that room but has postponed the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cr. J. Hull
Eugene
Bon Marche
McClung
Ken Marche
Wanea
Eur Dull
Phar.macist
J. S. Gray
Nomination meetings set for three wards in Eugene
Voters in south ward one meet March 4 1904 at engine house East 11th street to name a nonpartisan city council candidate. Third ward voters gather at city hall Sunday evening to choose a candidate for the next city election. Second ward nominates a nonpartisan council candidate at city hall Sunday evening March 4 1904. Also a Chicago woman speaker praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, saying it relieved a severe cold and saved doctor bills. For sale by W L Delno.
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South Ward No
Eugene
East 11Th Street
Third Ward
Second Ward
L. O. Beckwith
R. B. Henderson
Chicago
Roxa Tyler
Illinois Woman's Alliance
Chamberlain
W L. Delno
Notice to Taxpayers in Eugene Oregon on 1904 taxes
Sheriff Fred Fisher issues a 1904 tax collection notice detailing rebates for early payment, penalties and interest for late payment, delinquency dates, and required sales of lands for unpaid taxes. The notice sets March 15 rebate, April first Monday cutoff, and October deadlines, with compulsory levies on personal property and land sales by March 1 of the following year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Oregon
Jesus Leedsa
Fred Fiser
Extension of Sewer on Jefferson Street in City
The sewer committee moves to extend the Jefferson street sewer from West Eighth to West Eleventh or Twelfth street. City Surveyor Collier will survey the route and laterals in adjacent alleys. The council will review costs and likely order the extension to drain surplus water as rapid growth areas demand drainage. A tile drain line and surface water catch basins will be added along the pipes.
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City Council
Jefferson Street
West Eighth Street
West Eleventh
West Twelfth Street
Collier
Thomas vs Booth Kelly Co at Coburg Court
Testimony in the case of J. J. Thomas of Coburg against Booth Kelly Co closed this afternoon before Court Reporter Emma Dorris. Weatherford and Wyatt of Albany appeared for the plaintiff with Woodcock and Harris for the defense. The case will come up at the next term of court. The complaint is lengthy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Thomas
Coburg
Hooth- Kelley-Lumber Co
Emma Dorris
Weatherford & Wyatt
Albany
Woodcock & Harria
Local notices from Eugene area paths and travels
Daily Guard lists numerous brief notices of movements and visits among residents. Fred Fadslop a U. of O. student travels to Salem while Miss Calef returns to Fortland from visiting her brother J. H. Calef. Many locals—Mrs J C Gray, Irerda Lindsey of Creswell, Prof F G Young to Portland for a Lewis and Clark commission meeting, and others—are noted with travels, guests, illness, or town business.
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Daily Guard
Fred Fadslop
U. of O
Salem
Calef
J. H. Calef
Fortland
J. C. Gray
Little Son
Oakland
Oregon
Eugene
Irerda
John Lindsey
Creswell
Gross
Junction
M. Collier
M. Yoran
Oregon Grand Lodge
A. Fr
A. M
Lewis and Clark Commission
P. C. Noland
Neva
S. KR. Jenkins
Cid
I. D. Condon
Jeanette
Portland
Lunacey
Oscar Campbell
Camp Creek
P. Comegys
N. L. Lee
James Varnish
Kay
Siuslaw
Mesdames Melalden
J. P. Frizzell
Littl Aguis McElroy
Agnes McElroy
Harry
Robert Cuersz
Fom
MreJi*uller
Frank Pamptes
Popatelia
Idaho
Notable Visitors In City Include Brubaker And Sheriff Rader
Brubaker of Junction and Sheriff J M Rader of Jackson county are in the city. Chas Evans traveled to Roseburg this afternoon on business.
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T. A. Gilbert
Alpeny
Bert Calloway
Roseburg
Clyde D. Lloyd
Portland
J.A. Humphreys
Springfield
Red Fisk
Cottage Grove
Brubaker
Junction
City
J. M. Rader
Jackson County
Chas. Evans
Leg Break Improves After Creek Accident
Wm Lower sustained a leg injury while working on Hear Creek days ago. Dr L D Scarbrough of Greavol treated the injured member after the mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Lower
Hear Creek
L. D. Scarbrough
Reavol
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W Osburn
O. J. Hull
Anderson
W. W. Culkin
Geo. B. Dorris
G. W. Grithin
Sheriff's Office
Eighth
Twelfth Street
Booth-Kelly CO
J. P. Barger
Anita Thornton
Wendling School
George Dillard
W. E. Loughmiller
H. F. Ong
Wendling
Sporting News
St. Louis
Oregon State League
F. M. Crawford
Southern Oregon
International Correspondence Schools
Roseburg Review
R. M. Donahue
Wells Fargo Express
Romer
Devahn
Geneva
George J. Wilhelm
W. J. Royce
Rh. &. Uryson
Corvallis
Mra. O. Ff
Callison
Aby
Setureday
Kupene
Callieonp
Rosburg Lumber Company
Roweborg Review
D. Burebbolz
Sladisen
Euggpe
Wn. Jintou
Plessant Hil
J. L. Clark
J. C. Branstetler
Junction City
M. O. Warner
Lugene
Bohemia
Loii Applegate
R. W. Welch
J. Fk. Woods
Springfield News
KR. H. Shacklett
British Columbia
Geo. Gray
San Francisco
Gracd
George S. Willoughby
Marcola
James 'Urien Aal
Leaburg
Will Orrell
I. B. Ankeny
C. H. Welch
Cartsage Grove
J. A. McMahan
J. & Morrison
Sensor
P. Barton
Mae Sommerville
Lee Minard
Bertha Goldsmith
Oregon City
F. W. Osborn
Mexico
A.C. Dixon
C. E. Robertson
R. W. Crowell
W. B. Wheeler
Frank Vaughan
Wm. Nylor
Clair Bouvey
Saprancisco
Shumate & Kerzer
Wonder Millinery
Irene Applegate
Dudley Helland
Bolee
Tre
Neview
Goara
Wises
Wm. Landers
G. R. Chrisman
J. K. Weatherford
W. G. Martin
Ruth Fiion
Hansen
Booth Kelly Co
Feginaw
Amos Wilkins
California
W. A. Butcher
McMinnville
Ernest Bean
Southern California
James Parvin
Duxter
W. H. Eaton
Jasper
Jessie Park
Spokene
J. R. Wyatt
M. B. Stone
Lorane
Walterville
AW. W. Miller
Mrytie Creek
Umpqua Valley Oil Co
Mra
F. J. Rath
Grace McKilroy
Pleasant Unll
G. RK. Chicaren
L. W. Brown
Blue River
J. H. Belknap
Frank Taylor Teft
L. White
Wugene
M Selover
Selover
Duuy GS. Doceley
C. Lake Marble Co
Hagene
B. G
Mulkey
Teresa EA
Chicago Record- Herald
Insor
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Peertainie
Tinea
Pia. Gillagd
Kiet
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