Damage Case Against S P Co In Court
The circuit court opened with a damage case by S A Scharen and W J Frem against the Pacific Company for cattle killed by gravel trains near Summer. A jury of twelve was chosen and the case went to the jury. Other civil actions included Andrews versus Linton for lumber damages and a piano recovery suit. juries returned verdicts in favor of plaintiffs in the lumber case and Mary against P Cheson. The grand jury indicted Baylis for a crime involving his niece Miss Mrown at Mabel. A log haul appeal and a broken knee incident near the S P mill were noted, along with a coal burner need and a ten cent jewelry man leaving town. Postmaster Page reported an additional Eugene city carrier to extend service to Fairmount and southwest Eugene once house numbering is complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Scharen
W. J. Frem
J. A. Scharen
Pacific Company
E. F. Judkins
Jasebow
Ed Hanson
T. A. Evans
IR. Mosher
G. F. Warner
T. J. Kirk, Im, B. Dunlap
Geo. W. Allen
J. A. Mileman
Jas. Higgins and
G. H
Miss Mrown
Mabel
Scharen
Marcola Yard Fire Report From Iola Correspondent
Special correspondence from Iola reports fires at the 8 P. Com mber yards in Marcola and a Jap cook house on the section down Sunday morning, with a note that Piquet was running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola
Marcola
Jap Cook
Piquet
Fork Sale Ad Finds Bay Gelding in Eugene Oregon
Bay gelding weighing 1490 pounds found and broke to all harness. Cat or address P. L. Harsh, 308 West Tenth street, Eugene, Oregon. m6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Harsh
West Tenth Street
Eugene
Oregon
Ray Ellis pleads guilty ten incest charge
In circuit court, Raymond Ellis admitted guilt on incest charges and faces sentencing Friday at 10 o'clock. The court also heard verdicts in other cases, including Scharen Brothers versus Southern Pacific for cattle deaths and a plaintiff verdict of $353 plus $40 attorney fees for E. C. Smith versus J. S. Beers. Additional condemnation and liquor-related cases were set or continued as the docket moved forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Ellis
E. C. Smith
J. S. Beers
E. §. Parks
J. W. Stone
J. A. Blakely
J. M. Cornelius
Thos. Calvert
H. W. Dunn
L. Y. Congdon
P. M. McPherson
F.S. Tingley
M. L. Hammitt
Alfred Minor
T. J. Blakely
Oregon
Bridge Site Search for Willamette River Electric Railway
Officials from Willamette Valley Company viewed three sites for a Eugene Springfield electric railway bridge across the Willamette River. A. Duchamp will report feasibility. construction may start soon. Springfield Wagon Bridge could be strengthened for car crossing with county court approval. In Marion and Polk counties growers seek grading reform for prunes with a three tier system and broader distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Hall
Willamette Valley Company
A. Duchamp
Portland
Willamette River
Eugene-Springfield
Eugene
Springfield
New System Favored by Prune Growers
Salem March 3 The Marion County Horticultural Society adopted unanimously a resolution backing a change in prune grading aimed at market standardization. The discussion centered on quality scales, bagging, and potential impacts on pricing and shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem, Or
Marion County Horticultural Society
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Campbell-Fellman Co
H. Gordon
Lane County
Morris
Charter Oak
Campbell-Fellman Coo
H. Gord
Quarty
S. P. CO
Roberts
S. P. Mill No. 1
Coburg
Wendling
J. L. Page
F. H. Hitchcock
Fairmount
Eugene, Or
Baker, B. H. Blair
Sarah E
Carson, CG
W. Edward, Frank
Price, J
Pedal
F. A. Russell
Ralph and
Arthur
Ryne
Charlie
Seigel
Jas
Strong
Ethelwyn and
Harold
Wallace
J. L. Page, P. M
Castoria
Ray Ellis
Florence
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Ellis
Scharen Bros
Smith
State of Oregon
Robt. Hughes
Mary E. Chezem
Henry Chezem
Frank Ware
Charles Mayhew
J. T. Witter
Nesmith Owens
Emil Etter
Alto
Zoe Alexander
Dee Alexander
David Markley
Cottage Grove
B. A. Hoagland
West Eighth Street
Jefferson Street
Lee Hoselton
Squire Smith
Moore Ranch
Mquor
H. Moore
Goldsmith Street
B. Portland
Marion
Polk
Prunes
California
Newland
Valenciennes
E Price
Seo Witst
J. W. Quackenbush
SONS
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