List of Claims Allowed by Court February Term
A detailed county court ledger lists claims paid including Hyland Bros. road work powder nails lumber and bridge work, Griefen Holn Co. merchandise, J W O’Leary road work, and many entries for road supervision and cemetery care. City of Eugene street assessments and various officials’ accounts appear, with sums ranging across materials, services, and juror fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyland Bros
Cape Hyland Bros
Iy and Bros
Bidney Porter
Fisher Bros
Bogcho
Hylane Bos
Walle
E. M. Hoffman
Hubert Hyland
Arthur Hyland
E. H. Gomph
Griffin Holn
A. T. Frazleur
Jabor K. O. Carr
P. T. Carter
A. DD. Bierce
J. W. Bond
Wlliam Jenkins
Why King
Joe Graham
W. J. Aldons
Porter
E. B. Barrows
G. B. Standish
M. M. Long
John Mitchell
J. Neet
Eugene Lumber Co
Walker
A. W. Schwerin
Dusenberry & Taylor
Ole J. Neet
John M. Rennie
W. R. Stratton
Tideberg
Jesse Wycoff
J. D. Cox
K. Wade
BE. Walker
C. BH. Wheeler
Lester Wycoff
Wm. Veateh
Bamuel L. Ulery
Grant Tate
A. ©. Jennings
P. J. McPherson
M. Collier
County Survey
Optcritnacies
Tolen
Erne Abs Che
Ons
Roy Johanson
Earl Johnson
F. A. McClellan
Aooth-Kelly Lot
Acee
Frank Fisk
J. D. Owment
Ed Rogers
H. Delse
Eugene
Assens
Rod Eit
Assenn
Clhry
City of Eugene
Asseas
Stevens
Arperswor Chase
C. Conner
Darneliie
A. G. Pirtle
Supe Visaur
Z. T. Fisk
Will'ama & Wens
Auppiiee
Flues
Tamber
W. A. Bell
Merchandtee Hyland Bros
Pauper Ruap
Supe Panel Livery Co
W. M. Green
Hospital Asia
R. KR. Deadmond
Miller
Py Wu
Geo
L. Gilfry
A. McKay
L. M. Freeman
H. J. Larkins
G. C. Bummer
A. B. Atkins
Len
M. D
W. C. Johnson & Co
Sup- Aseentor
B. F. Keeney
Begg
Marsha A. Schooling
Jesele Linton
Aasessor
Lea B. Stewart
Gosessor
Jasper Patten
Justice
J. W. Vaughan
Isaac 2D. Tower
Western Union Tel. Co
C. M. Collier
G. R. Chrisman
Crin Vais
Bees
Eastland
Treas- Boom
Ina
Edwards
Oka
Acount
H. Ll
Bown
Dackman
John A. Johnson
Veneas
Wallis
Guofeel Simieseh
Cc. C. Hammond
Sher- AE Bene Cere
J. C. Parker
N. J. Bryant
Sub
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Wmii'as Kaaaned
A. Hovde
M. P. Watts
Verna Farnham
Edna Ward
W. E. Dillard
Radeon
Joe Elwood
W. M. Sherman
P. Sylvester
B. H. Lyons
H. L. Bown
Board of Pris
Aya & Meneeus
PUDOR
Eugene Planing Mill Co
PN Vo Vosan Ak Gadus
Pacific Electric Eng. Co
Ee Ae Eae
Eugene Electric Co
F. Ludford
Tery Ce
B. Fisk
Willamette Valley Co
City of
Ees
W. C. Yoran
Livermore
Peewee Ae ‘i M
L. N. Fisher
J. H. Jackson
G. W. Carson
Lord
F. L. Shinn
Clarence Koop
James Haye
M. J. Harper
Isee
Soto Ais A Peieies
Fred Horsell
Ralph Koon
H. C. Wheeler
C. E
Bien Ritchey
James C. Lovett
M. Day
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co
Jesse GO Wells
E. D. Matlock
Chambers Hardware Co
Eugene Gun Co
Tsedbie Pate Peat
Western Union Teles. Co
Western Union Teleg. Co
Iksss Ckavenee
Postal Tele
Ser- Fane Senienee
Effie Barrett
B.C
John M. Williams
F. Wright
Ac- W. B. Dillard
Dontage and
Leas Kbses
E. U. Lee
B. F, Keeney
L. Bown
Bhatik Books
Accomme
BE. Schwargechild
Glass & Prudhomme Co
Esa
OOO Bushong & Company
Kilham Stationery & P. Co
Sugdnge
Videsan
J. Ls. Osborn
Bounty
G. B. Knox
E. L. Bolin
F. HW. Snodgrass
C J. Dodd
Erhart
Ie.horing
Severy
Justice of the Porco
R. N. Weatherson
Constable
Paul Bernhardt
W. L. Pick
Joe Safley
Martin Peterson
J. Me Bow
A. J. Morris
Wiliam Brynd
Frank McFall
E. G
Poster
G. C. Cumpton
Boy Howard Rickman 7 Dies in Eugene Home
Howard Rickman died at his mother Mrs Essie Rickman's home 232 East Eleventh street Eugene March 56 1909 aged seven. He leaves his mother two sisters and two brothers his father having died a year and a half ago. Funeral Sunday Gordon's undertaking parlors with interment at Mulkey cemetery Rev D H Trimble to conduct services.
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Essie Rickman
East Eleventh Street
Eugene
Howard Rickman
Gordon's Undertaking
Mulkey
D. H. Trimble
Birth notices around Eugene and area in 1909
Several birth notices report new members of local families: a daughter born to A. D. Clink and wife in Eugene on March 4 1909. a son born to Mr and Mrs Wright at Mabel on March 3 1909. a son born to L. T. Smith and wife six miles west of Eugene on Feb 28 1909. a son born in Eugene to J A Pendergast and wife on March 2 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
A. D. Clink
Mabel
L. T. Smith
J. A. Pendergast
Million Dollars Damage by Storm Reported in Baltimore
Baltimore officials report a late estimate of one million dollars in storm damage affecting the telegraph telephone and railroad companies. The loss underscores widespread disruption across the city as utilities and transit suffer outages and repairs begin.
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Baltimore
Cattle Grazing Permits Request Due in Cascade Forest
Notice requests all applications for grazing permits for cattle borers and sheep in Cascade National Forest during 1908 season be filed in Eugene Oregon by March 15 1909. Full grazing fee info and blank forms provided upon inquiry Supervisor Seitz. Mil
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade National Forest
Eugene
Oregon
Seitz
Mr and Mrs Frank Goodpasture Move to Farm South of City
Mr and Mrs Frank Goodpasture have relocated to their farm south of the city. The move places the couple in a rural setting and reflects ongoing shifts in residence patterns within the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Goodpasture
Another Sawmill Planned for Springfield
Local News reports a new six acre mill near the North Springfield planing mill, promising at least fifty workers, with owners kept unnamed for now but described as responsible. The paper also notes postmaster stability, Fred Snyder’s $10,000 inheritance, and a dog ownership sweep under ordinance No 113 with only five families found lacking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Roberts
J. W. Machen
Fred Snyder
Fred
U. S
Old Country
Notes From The Labor World
A Boston union of ladies garment cutters forms while San Francisco stationary firemen seek death benefits. A Hamilton Ontario civic employees salary raise request faces possible approval. Boston granite cutters report five years without wage increases. London Ontario considers a civic federation to ease capital and labor tensions. New York Workmen's Federation bills advance in state legislature. Brockton Massachusetts loses 6400 skilled workers as shoe shops relocate. Amsterdam Diamond Workers Association unemployment drops to 377. St Paul Minneapolis engineers seek state licensing after exams. Two New York bills tackle wage loans and loan sharks. Sacramento Labor Temple sells shares and plans a new building costing about 68000. St Paul Trades Assembly opposes direct election of labor commissioner. Nevada governor calls a labor conference in Carson City for bills affecting labor. Southern Railway shopmen agree to nine-hour workday. wages unchanged.
Thief in Rankin Store Seized. Lawrence Sent to Reform School
Lawrence, identified as one of the Rankin music store thieves, is directed to reform school by the sheriff. Joseph Brown, injured and hospitalized with a throat ailment, accompanies the incident, details unclear.
Rhymes and Names in an Old Boston Transcript Snippet
A playful verse from the Boston Transcript slips between era notes and social quirks. It mentions Miss Marcella with a cat, Miss Lena and ill fitting shoes, Miss Roxana and a Hanna husband, Hepzibah and a benny Kate romance, and ends with a transit caption and a stray Newberg note.
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Hepzibah
Kitty
Benny Kate
Hepzi
Boston Transcript
Quaker Soldiers Riot at Capitol inWashington DC
Washington March 6 After wrecking lunch rooms threatening proprietors and hurling bricks at residences several members of Company K Fifth Pennsylvania Volunteers escaped arrest by boarding their train Te White and A L Ogilesbee plan to move to Eugene to open feed and sale stables by April 1 They will erect a new building at Ninth and Pearl occupying about a quarter block White formerly with H M Branson in the grocery business Salem Statesman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Fifth Pennsylvania Volunteers
Te. T. White
A. L. Ogtlesbee
Eugene
Ninth and
Pearl Streets
World of Troubles Rasparilla Remedy Claims Cure
A Portland Oregon ad promotes Rasparilla as a universal digestive tonic to improve appetite, relieve sour stomach and constipation, and curb headaches and despondency by stimulating the digestive tract and liver. It offers a refund if not satisfied and cites Hoyt Chemical Co as the supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt Chemicar Co
Portla Oregon
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Sioner's
Springfield News
Guard Printing Co
Register Publishing Co
Oregon State Journal
W. G. Martin
A. K. Mickey
E.R. Parker
C. W. Weater
H. M. Price
County Commissioger Idesa
My Edwards
Jack Morris
Harrie
Dey
BR. Simeral
A. Moeby
Pitcher
Wiley Cos
Frank Kelly
Lee Wetmore
Loren W. Hunt
Clyde Kerr
Witnem
MW. & Citee
Witnness
W. T. Gordon
A. M. Yorma
Gmaaisg Pramit
Stephenson
National Senate
Madison
Wis
Isaac Stephenson
United States
Prospect
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Labor World
Union of
Ladies’ Garment Cutters
Boston
San Francisco
American Association For Labor Legislation
Stapenpells
Hamilton
Ont
London
Canada
Workmen's Federation
State of
New York
Brockton
Mass
National League For Industrial Education
Diamond Workers Association of
Amsterdam
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Engineers’ Unions
Assembly of
Sacramento Cal
Labor Temple Association
Trades Assembly of St. Paul, Minn
Mckerson
Nevada
Carson City
Southern Railway
Sach
Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School Magazing
Chicago
Jaques Mfg. Co
Marcella
Lena
Louise
Lou
Roxana
Hanna
Grandma
Anna
H. S& Britt of
Newberg
Ely
Kasparilla
Hasting Sisters
Garrett & Mitchell
Tolman Studio
Willamette Street
S. D
Over Hall's Grocery
Sis
Willamette Sireet
East Ninth Street
B. Locke
Mer
O. Thomas Electric
Phone Main
Eugene, On
G. S. Beardsley
McClung
Sth
Willamette
McLeod the Tailor
Mast Ninth Street
Jesse G. Wells Attorney Register
Sixth and Willamette Sts. Phome Main
Shinn
West Eighth Street
Smyth
Bish
Wiliemene
Wm. G. Martin
Courts of Warren
Ette Street
Crescent
Lulu Munkers
East Eee Red Office
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