Consolidate Stamp Mills Plan For Oregon Securities Company
A New York meeting of Oregon Securities Co stockholders in the Bohemia mining district Lane County outlines a drive to spend about 100000 on stamp mill consolidation and expansion. Plans include moving Helena and Musick mills to join Champion to form a 30 stamp mill, adding twelve concentrating tables, building a dam and electric plant, and constructing an eight mile wagon road to meet the railroad. The project aims to enable year round operation and future growth up to 100 stamps, with completion hoped by mid year.
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Oregon Securities Couny
Bohemia Minis
Lane County
New York City
Imrovementea
Portland
Varus
Ower
Champion Basin
Gon & Southeastern Railroad
Matthews
Porterrail to Add Through Train to San Francisco
A new passenger train may soon run Portland to San Francisco, with a potential buffet car on Oregon Division trains. Southern Pacific manager Koehler cited heavy grades and split divisions as reasons for current service limits and indicated a possible new train could debut this year.
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Portland
Tmnes
Tmor
Koehler
Veto Hits Major General Appropriation Bill
Governor Chamberlain vetoed one of three general appropriation bills. The veto cancels items including 14,500 for an executive mansion, 50,000 for scalp bounty payments, 10,000 for state fair improvements, 1,000 for Tracey Merrill claims, and several private claims, totaling just over 802,000. A constitutional rule requires all items in the vetoed bill to go with it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Guard
Chamberlain
Tracey Had Merrill
Manufacturing Activity Boosts Eugene Industry This Winter
Eugene's winter produced strong factory output across mills, woolen works, Day & Henderson furniture, Midgley’s planing mill, Chapman’s mill, flouring mills, the tannery, and other city industries. High water briefly hampered power, but overall demand and production rose with a building boom and expanded markets.
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Eugene
Day & Henderson
Oregon
Midgley
Chapman’s Mill
Willamette Street
Excelsior Will
Iustries
Personal notices from Eugene area residents and visitors
A migration of brief arrivals and movements is recorded. E U Lee and RC Edwards are listed in Junction City and Lowell respectively, with others visiting Eugene from Cottage Grove Woodburn and Marcola. Several travelers and locals, including TA Feantin and W A Druegg, are noted in Eugene, with multiple trips to Portland and Crewell.
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RC Edwards
Lowell J E Young
Cottage Grove
H A Roentrys
Marcola
Eugene
Mra
Olver Johnson
Boriv
Jos Meely
Storney
Druegg
el Niro
Joeph Divies
Amicition and Protonian Society Programs At Eugene High
Evening program notes reveal Amicition Society lineup with readings duets and debates including a controversial South ern negro disfranchisement proposal. Protonian Society lists recitations poems and a debate on capital punishment. Eugene High School faces a challenge from To Logian society of Portland High for a debate.
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Daily Guard
Amicition Literary Society
Hendershott Brothers
Abe Bangs
Sidney Smith
Harry Straight
Lloyd Bellman
Roy Booth
Ralph Robinson
Buske Williams
Claud Gray
Ralph Watson
William Platts
Theodore Holt
E. Knykendall
Harry Farrow
The
Protonian Society
Miss Esson
M. H. Wheeler
Carl Washburne
Addeas
H. A. Wheeler
Mr. Gabriel
Miss Skipworth
Miss Bertech
Emma Travis
Mr. Moon
Mr. Bertach
Epperson
Eugene High School
To Logian Society
Portland High School
Absconding Debtor Nabbed After Cottage Grove Span
Constable B K Lawson of Cottage Grove pursued John Matalski a Pole and absconding debtor who gained merchants trust for goods worth many dollars and fled aboard the north bound train at Halsey. Officers arrested him in Oregon City and returned him to Cottage Grove with the constable guiding the transfer via Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. K. Lawson
Cottage Grove
John Matalski
Mr. Lawson
Halsey
Oregon City
Tommy Medley
Lere
Lawson
Eugene
Local Eugene Visitors and Arrivals Highlight Snowbound Week
The Daily Guard notes numerous residents and visitors in Eugene including Bert Jeunige, Dr E T Anderson from Cottage Grove, and Mres Sulia Brown returning from Cottage Grove. Various others travel to and from Eugene and nearby towns, with Rev J Rolline arriving from San Bernardino to preach at the Congregational church and Mre Van Manefield mentioned as an author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mres
Sulia Brown
Cottage Grove
A J Johnson
Creswilthie Morphog
O Frederick
Village Grove
Vieltiow
Eugene
Woodcock
Ryan Blatchley
Sprngfield
Charley Witter
Tues Medley
Cortig Grove
Geo. M. Brown
Roseburg
Smeed
Sehtaughter
Mateer
South Dakota
Estella Page
Everett
Weelington
Aternoon
J A Muthersbough
Familly
Nobiacke
Eakin
Mutherebough
Eorin
Rolline
San Bernardino
Cal
Mre van Manefield
Namo
Abe
Big Timber Deal On in Cottage Grove Oregon
Portland promoter James Moylan leads a party to inspect about 35000 acres of timber along Mosby Brumbaugh and Teeters creeks near Bow river. C. H. Green of Michigan and J A McGill cuddy of Washington accompany to judge timber quality and potential purchase. A 75000 to 100000 foot daily mill may be built on Bow river to service a growing payroll and railroad access.
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Cottage Grove
James
T. Moylan
Portland
C. H. Green
Saginaw
Mich
J. A. McGillcuddy
Gray's Harbor
Wash
Mosby Creek
Mosby
Brumbaugh
Teeters Creeks
Bow River
Moylan
Gillenddy
Pacific Coast
Green
Michigan
Great Bohemia
Will of Mrs Ellen Loveridge Probate Granted
The will of the late Mrs. Ellen Loveridge was admitted to probate. Estimated value about 8500 with 2500 personal property and remaining real estate. Real property includes an 18 acre farm between Eugene and Springfield a lot in Fairmount and one at Newport. Husband Daniel K Loveridge gets life interest in the farm and control of leasing with proceeds. after his death the farm goes to daughters H Ruth and Myra. All remaining property to daughters H Ruth and Myra. Executors named: husband and daughter H Ruth Loveridge.
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Daily Guard
Ellen Loveridge
Eugene
Springfield
Fairmount
Newport
Dee. 2
F. W. Prentice
D. LB. Jenckes
Jenckes
H. Ruth
Myra
I. Ruth
D. KE. Loveridge
H. Ruth Loveridge
Pleasant Hill Creamery Association Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation were filed with County Clerk Lee this afternoon. Incorporators are K. J. Hemphill H. C. Wheeler D. G. Linton Wm. Klagan and J. F. Brewer. The aim is to build equip and operate a creamery with principal place near Pleasant Fill and capital stock of 000 divided into 10 shares of 1 each.
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Pleasant Hill Creamery Association
Lee
K. J. Hemphill
H. C. Wheeler
D. G. Linton
Wm. Klagan
J. F. Brewer
Pleasant Fill
Albany Free Mail Delivery Order Sparks Postal Debate
An Albany report discusses a year behind on free mail delivery and postmaster concerns. Officials note potential effects from a new order and reorganize service plans amid delays and budget issues.
Arrangement for New Ward in Eugene City Council
At a special meeting the Eugene city council outlined the addition of a new ward including Fairmount and College Hill. With four wards, council seats shift from six to eight, electing one councilman from each ward for two years and one from the fourth ward for one year to balance the terms. County precincts will adjust to ward boundaries for convenience.
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Gurad
Eugene
Fairmount
College Hill
First Ward
Willamette
Tenth Streets
Second Ward
Third Ward
Will
I. L. Campbell Ends Long Guard Career
The Daily Guard announces the sale of I L Campbell and partners interest marking the end of his lifelong work at the paper. Campbell served the publication from its early weekly days to a thriving daily and weekly edition now doubling the reading matter. His retirement stems from health, not choice, ending a career tied to Lane County and Pacific Coast news.
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I. L. Campbell
Guard
Lane County
Pacific Coast
J. R. Campbell
J. L. Campbell
Mrs Ettie Hooker Dies At Home In Lane County
At the family residence two miles west of Eugene on February 2 Mrs Ettie Hooker wife of James C Hooker aged 24 years died. She leaves a husband and two children. The funeral was held today and the remains were interred in Gates cemetery.
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Eugene
Mra
Ettie Hooker
James C. Hooker
Gates
Alaska Prospector Copy Arrives in Valdez
The Gualelo reelpt of a copy of the Alaska Prospector newspaper arrived in Valdez on February 11 with a note from H A Bare indicating the delivery.
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The
Alaska Prospector
Marriage Notice and Miscellaneous Legislative Snippet
On Morley Creek at A B Weldon’s residence on February 12, 1903 Por tins Miler and Mie Theos Jones were married with Rev NB Waldo presiding. A garbled section follows about a naval committee project and a legislative bill tied to voter manipulation, noting a governor’s swift veto.
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Morley Creek
A B Weldon
Portins Miler
Mie Theos Jones
NB Waldo
A Cheerful Murderer Fire Destroys Church Shelter
London reports a large Church of England Army shelter for the poor burned this morning. In Surpano New York a murder case hints at a woman suspect with sensational developments anticipated. Buffalo Envelope Co. president K. T. Burdick was found dead with a crushed skull, room ransacked.
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Scrippa News Association
London
Church of England Army
Salvation Army
Ly Scripps News Association
Surpano
N. Y
Hardick
K.T. Burdick
Puffalo Envelope Company
Epitor Guarp
Two Armenian Americans Sentenced for Revolt Plot at Smyrna
Two Armenian Americans, both U.S. citizens, were sentenced in Smyrna for involvement in a revolutionary conspiracy against the sultan. One received death, the other life imprisonment.
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Scrippa News Association
Vienna
United States
Smyrna
The Pope health reports alarm nuncio says Pope Leo may die soon
Reports from Munion and Knoxville cite alarming health updates on Pope Leo. Nuncios say death could occur within hours amid chaotic exchanges. In Ohio, Knapp remains cheerful as authorities seek the missing wife Hannah Knapp and weigh trial for Mary Eckart's murder in Cincinnati. A Southern Railway wreck near Lenoir City is feared to have claimed several lives with many injured.
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Scripps News Association
Munion
Leo
Uamitron
Ohio
Knapp
Hannah Knapp
Cincinnati
Mary Eckart
Knoxville
Tenn
Southern Railway
Lenoir City
Marriage at Mire MFner home in quiet ceremony
At the bride's mother’s home Mire MFner, Wednesday February 26, Mr HKoekoum and Mr Francesa W Rive wed. Rev Herry Splee officiated. The ceremony was intimate with few relatives. The groom, once a boy from Harriebury, becomes a husband in Junction City. The bride, a notable figure in the community, is well known in Eugene and Kerrisburg Balletio.
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Mire
Kerrisburg Balletio
Eugene
New Rifles for Militia In Oregon
Fragmented OCR notes describe Oregon militia receiving rifles with national aid promised. The home guard, oil springs area, and guards armed. Plans indicate arms will be placed immediately and integrated with the regular United States Army.
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Bohe
Mia Mines
Tal
E U Lee
Junction City
FC Walters
Fom Ulaira
W McCallwaste
Chessman
S i
Yquina
Sanders
W Koapp
Woodburn
Fternoon
Wheeler
Coburg
Orville Joninge
J L Page
Norbett
Creewell
Jerome
BK Lawen
Hemenway
Cottage Gove
Jams Aller
Cotage Grove
Minnesota
Jobn Stranger
Uiversity
Prscedd Torouch Kuegeve
Pertland
al Churchill
Sohmola
Min Edon Cook
Mire Js Feancett
Porland
Poli
Ato E
Olde & Kray
G H Freese
Kanes
Mr Feese
Voltage Grove
Baker
Snake River
Hantington
Charles
Tvicwi
Bert Jeunige Best
Keeney
Goshen
E T Anderson
Elem Journal
Robert Hakes
E‘ver, Phompeon
Albany
Denocrat Sage
Gffles
Alvan Bocon
Eell
Valdez
Cenete Naval
Go Tormor
Pope
Shelter For Poor
Ritan
Hospital
Kapp
Ohio 61
Oregon Lane
Ime
Valley
St. Ldren
New Rifles
Siggy
New Stock
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