Circuit court notices of actions and judgments
A compilation of court actions, demurrers granted and withdrawn, settlements and dismissals, and continuances across various civil cases. Names include Harris, J W Patrick, Frank Drug Company, Vincent partners, Alfred King, Alfred Park, Jane House Corp, Belshaw, Robinson, Sternberg & Senders, Chesher and wife, McGilire, Parks, and others with outcomes such as judgments, defaults, dissolutions, and continuances noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Kelly Lumber
J. W. Patrick
Frank Drug Com
H A. Vincent
L. Willoughby
H. O. Vincent
H.I. Barrett
Alfred King
Southern Pacific Port
Baber
Universal Metal
A. Park
Jane House
K. Belshaw
E Mutter
KR. T. A. Robinson
Sternberg
Isaac Senders
FE. B
FE. B. Chesher
Sadier
McGilire
Frank Parks
Ney
Wmon
Jeremiah Dampres
Maver Co
A. Senay
Gu Resumed on the Big Bridge at Springfield
The 8. P. bridge across at Springfield was red with a large work will be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Bridge construction plan raises three feet for high water drift
Engineer C S Freeland orders rapid work on the bridge at Springfield Junction with a three foot higher structure to pass high water without damage. The center pier will be shed to allow swinging the bridge after track laying on the west side. Track-laying crew due in a few days. trains expected by early May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeland
Springfield Junction
Cows Do Not Have Typhoid Fever
In reply to a morning Register piece about a sick cow owned by Mr. Luckey the writer notes cows do not have typhoid fever but mammitis inflammation of the mammary glands. The editor warns against sensationalism and unnecessary alarm. A second letter asks if dogs have whooping cough, answered as no but noting laryngitis can be fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luckey
J. Christie
Herbold Not to Coach Oregon Aggies Teal Denial
A Butte dispatch dated March 3 1906 reports Fred D Herbald a Eugene boy in the drug trade who sold out would coach Oregon Agricultural College football this season. A correcting message from Eugene Oregon identifies the coaching claim as erroneous and orders correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montana
Fred D. Herbald
Mont
Births Report in Springfield For Fisher and Shahan
Born to Mr and Mrs Clark Fisher in Springfield on Monday February 26 1006 a daughter. Then to Mr and Mrs Harry Shahan in Springfield on February 27 1460 a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Clark Fisher
Springfield
Harry Shahan
Death of Oren Moore in Oregon Pioneer Remembered
Oren Moore died February 25 at Olex Oregon from dropsy and was buried at Condon. Born in 1853 in an immigrant train near the Missouri River crossing he became a Eugene trucker and four years Eugene marshal. He later lived in Portland and then at Olex for two years. His brothers James Lafe Henry Lon remain in the area while Steve disappeared en route to the Klondike two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Oren Moore
Olex
Gilliam County
Oregon
Condon
Missouri River
Plains
Portland
James
Lafe
Henry
Lon
Steve
City
The
Klondike
Hardware ad notes low price spray pumps
At Saginaw mill on February 26 1906 C F Girard and wife are offered spray pumps priced from 5 cents to dollars by Chambers Hardware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw Mill
C. F. Girard
Chambers
Divorce Granted in Eddy Case by Circuit Judge Harris
Judge Harris of the circuit court grants a divorce to Leila M Eddy wa from Walter J Eddy, awards custody of minor Louis M, and covers costs in the case. Fire narrowly damages farm home near Elmira, burning roof and clothes near stovepipe. Oregon Fire Relief Association insured the building on former Deputy Sheriff H L Bown’s farm. Remains of Minnie HB Jordan moved to Pine Grove Cemetery with Mrs Simmons and Mrs Ellmaker accompanying. Actor Chas B Handford spoke at the high school about Merchant of Venice with readings. Hodes laundry horse caused street excitement, fleeing from Frazer’s foundry after breaking from a wagon. Lee Hasleton plans to open a cigar and confectionery in the former Martin Miller shoe shop space on West Eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Circuit Court
Leila M. Eddy
Walter J. Eddy
Louis M
E. EB. Brown
Elmira
Oregon Fire Relief Association
H. L. Bown
Minnie
HB. Jordan
Pine Grove Cemetery
Lodge of the Order of Washington
Simmons
Ellmaker
Chas B. Handford
Fugene
Hodes
East Eighth Street
Frazer
Lee Hasleton
Will
Martin Miller
Chambers- Bristow Bank
West Eighth Street
Game warden receives conscience money from California sender
A Redlands man converts to Christ and sends a 25 dollar fine for killing a silver gray squirrel in Benton county Oregon. J W Baker of Cottage Grove Oregon informs the man the minimum is 25 dollars. The sender replies from Redlands that he paid the fine after being unable to reach a bank while working.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlands
Cal
J. W. Baker
Benton County
Oregon
Warden Baker
Cottage Grove
Jesus Christ
KK. W. C
Kociheiser
Warnock Announces Run for Sheriff Nomination
W. J. Warnock, a Eugene-based businessman in the feed store and stable trade, has announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff as reported in today’s Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Warnock
Guard
Mr. Warnock
Eugene
Death notices for David Gibbs and Frances Pardee Hadley
David Gibbs died this afternoon in Eugene of heart failure. An old soldier and G A R member, his California regiment did not serve east in actual duty. Funeral arrangements were not yet announced. Frances Pardee Hadley, wife of George Hadley of Hadlerville, died February 27 1906 after a long illness at age 45. Funeral held this afternoon with interment nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Gibbs
Eugene
California
Frances Pardee Hadley
George Hadley
Hadlerville
Narrow Escape From Being Cremated At Matlock Lodging House
Two intoxicated men, C. F. Hansom of Wendling and Pitman of Eugene, nearly perished in a fire at the Matlock lodging house. The blaze erupted on the third floor as the night clerk and Officer Croner and Farrington arrived. Proprietor L. A. Brandenburg and others contained the flames before more danger arose, suggesting smoking and a cigarette stub igniting clothing as the likely cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matlock
C. F. Hansom
Wendling
Pitman
Eugene
Post Office
Croner
Farrington
L. A. Brandenburg
Huansum
Brandenburg
Boys Kill Big Brown Bear Near Bald Mountain
Orby and Tom Lowell of Coburg brought the skin and head of a large brown bear they killed on Bald Mountain, about 18 miles northeast of Eugene. The bear blocked the cave when the boys surprised it and charged. nine Winchester shots to the head ended the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orby
Tom Lowell
Coburg
Eugene
Bald Mountain
Brain
Charles A. Hardy Announces Run for Representative
Chas A. Hardy of Lane County declares his candidacy for the Republican nomination for representative at the April primary. A well known figure in Lane County he is active with the Willamette Development League and Eugene Commercial Club.His platform is listed in another column of today’s newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. A. Hardy
Lane County
Mr. Hardy
Willamette Development League
Eugene Commercial Club
Guard
Cake Denies McCanns Charges In Senate Bid Fight
Portland attorney H M Cake candidate for the Republican U S Senate nomination says Richard McCann’s article is false and misleading He asserts he was never an officer in the Development League but a member He provides letters from Secretary Thompson and Vice President Newberger of the Portland Commercial Club and Chamber of Commerce supporting his claims Also notes new stock matting and moleum sources at local hardware store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Cake
Portland
United States
Guard
R Iichard McCann
Cake
Development League
Thompson
Newberger
Portland Commercial Cclub
Chamber of Commerce
Polish German colonization committee in Eugene eyes Oregon site
Hon John J von Gostoneski and colleagues representing the Polish and German Colonization Association arrived in Eugene to scout a site for a colony of 500 to 1000 families from Poland Germany and Slavish regions. The Polish count said Oregon is favored, will choose a location soon, and the party plans to stay several days touring Lane County seeking a suitable settlement near Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. von Gostoneski
George Snell
Tony Manarwek
Joe Bereggas
Polish and German Colonization Association
Toledo
Ohio
Eugene
von Gostoneski
Cunard
Oregon
Count von Gosteski
Shercian
Roseburg
Lane County
Will of David A Gibbs Probate Details Old Soldier Societies
The will of David A. Gibbs, who died yesterday, was probated today. Executors are C. H. Baker, J. F. True and W. M. Sherman with authority to sell real and personal property. Proceeds allocate one fifth to Rich Mountain Circle Ladies of the G A R No 4 and one fifth to J W Geary corps W B C No 4, three fifths to J W Geary Post G A R No 7. Estate value estimated at $10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Gibbs
Geo. B. Dorris
KR. H. Miller
D. M. McCrady
I. 0. O. F. Cemetery, That C. H. Baker, J. F. True and W. M. Sherman
Rich Mountain Circle
J. W. Geary Corps
J. W. Geary Post
Slokk
Public plea on typhoid epidemic prompts editor clash
Frederick V. Knox denounces the Oregonian and the Register editors for their handling of a typhoid outbreak. He warns that silence is needed and calls for drastic action to stop the epidemic, writing from March 2 in a sharp public rebuke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guard
Hares
Oregonian
Register
Fred'k V. Knox
Cherry blossoms blooming near Guard office tree
From the big cherry tree behind the Guard office we picked blossoms today. The tree, planted by Jerry Ream about thirty years ago, stands four feet high to its forks with an even eighteen inch diameter. Fires in town and waste paper burning in a stove antler area may have increased its forwardness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cgnard
Jerry Ream
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted as scientific wonder
A period notice claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured a lecturing patron in Waynesboro Pa. of piles and heals wounds, sores, boils, ulcers, catarrhs, chilblains and salt rheum. Sold for 2 cents at W L DeLano’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
EK. R. Mul
Hoebandry
Waynesboro
W. L. DeLano
Willamette Valley Traction eyeing Front Street franchise
E W Hall of the Willamette Valley Co reports progress on the Portland Front Street franchise, with plans for passenger terminals on a Water to Columbian block and freight yards nearby. The company outlines electric locomotive and Pullman car specs, speeds, and a one and a half hour Salem run, plus daytime Front street shutoffs and external shops outside city limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Hall
Willamette Valley Co
Portland
Willamette Valley Traction Company
Front Street
Portland Tel- Cura
Willamettte
Water
Front
Jefferson
Columbian Streets
Salem
Barstow
Tragic death of Herbert Eby after long illness
Little Herbert Eby, 13, son of Frank Eby, returned home in a coffin after a hospital stay following a bicycle accident and severe head injuries. Surgeons operated to remove bone and repair damage, but the youth died from the shock of the latest procedure. Also reported is the sale of the Knox corner on Main and Third Streets to Geo. W. McQueen and Wm. Ostrander for 6000, and Fred Jones, a fireman, badly burned when a steam pipe burst near his donkey engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Herbert
Frank Eby
Salem Hospital
Herbert
Saletiflex
Knox Corner
Main and
Third Streets
Piper & van Denburg
New Era
Knox
Geo. W. McQueen
Wm. Ostrander
Main Street
Fred Jones
Dorona
Job
Fred
Oregon
Bean spray pumps: ease of use and longevity emphasized
Bean spray pumps are presented as the easiest to operate and longest lasting. Available in all sizes with varying prices.
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Ig Cie
H. Gomph
William R
W. W. M Dewmurrer
N. KR
Melallt
Booth Kelly Lumy
Detroi Trust
Robinson
City of Municipal Corporation
Stocktom
Supreme de Royal Arcanum
J. P. Currin
Smith
Sewell
Arrow
Ralph J. Far
Church
Wirt L. Church Church
Adelaine Curtis Church
Eugene Or
Corvallis
Hersold
Redlands, Cal
Warnock
Charles A. Hardy
McCann
Chambers' Hardware
Fred'k
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