Fourth Ward Council Nomination Names and Petitions
The Eugene city election list shows J. C. Matlock named as councilman candidate for the Fourth ward with a petition of nomination signed by residents. Alvor Hampton is also nominated for the Fourth ward, with a separate petition and notary acknowledgment, for the election on April 7, 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallock
Eugene
Eid City
J. C. Matlock
John Stewart
Smeed
W. PB. Hackel
DM Bangs
C. BP. Barnard
W. I. Jordon
J. J. Campbell
T. G Woodricka
F. B. Bellman
Chas
L. Scott
W. T. Osburn
EL Smith
P B. Swoodgrass
V. McWarland
State of
Oregon
Lane
McPerland
Chea
L. Svet
Pereons
Reed
Alvor Hampton
Bugous
Cold Ward
Apel
George W. Kingey
Plank T. B
Lugeoe
Cord W. Kinsey
Clanton
B. Fakin
Mail routes hampered by high water in Junction area
In Franklin items, a rural carrier laments mail delays caused by a flood barrier preventing delivery along R F D and star routes. The article notes the star route via Hill and Gibson bridge uses higher roads, while the R F D route via Taylor bridge is blocked. Other nearby routes also failed to deliver during the same period.
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Franklin
Webfoot
Junction
Curtis
Star
Hill
Gibson Bridge
Taylor Bridge
Williams Bridge
Minchler
Here
Moat
Nomination notices from Enugena ward council race
Enugena Ohio March 3 WV Geo W Kingey and others declare support for Altos Hampton Henderson candidacy for councilman from the first ward and pledge to fulfill duties if elected Henderson also notes his petition to file for re-election from the second ward with the city recorder indicates ongoing nominations and preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enugena, Or
Geo
W. Kingey
Altos Hampton
Two More Nom Nominations for City Council Seats
The Daily Guard notes the April city election will feature two candidates in each of wards one and two, with W. W. Calkina to run against Alton Trampton in ward one and A. Meiurphey to oppose KK. B. Henderson in ward two. Dorris and Kelaner seek to be reappointed by petition, while opposition tickets may form in wards three and four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Calkina
Igniner
Alton Trampton
A. Meiurphey
KK. B. Henderson
J. Fy .Dorris
City Recorder
Frank Kelaner
City Treasure
Seff
Reitz to Play Second Base for Eugene Team
Henry P. Reitz arrived in Eugene by morning train from California to join the Eugene team as second baseman. Manager DuSbase welcomed him and showed him around town. Reitz, a veteran with periods in Baltimore, Washington, Pittsburg, Milwaukee, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Spokane, and California league last year, praised Eugene and the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Guard
Henry P. Reitz
Eugene Hagewall
California
Reitz
DuSbase
Eugene
Keitz
San Francisco
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Pittsburg
Milwaukee
Nationals
Los Angeles
Spokane
Doring
Reitz Hay
Driving Association Organized by Local Owners
Daily Guard reports the reorganization of the Mu gene Driving Association with officers including H. L. Traver as president, Lee Hosleton as secretary, Geo T Hall Jr as treasurer, and directors W. J. Royce, Tt. D. Condon, George G. Gross. A committee to solicit members remains from last season. The group will maintain Bangs' race track and improve the road to the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smarturn
Geo T Hall & Son
Mugene Driving Association
H. L. Traver
Lee Hosleton
Geo. T. Hall Jr
W. J. Royce
Tt. D. Condon
George G. Gross
G. W. Griffin
FP. M. Wilkins
W. H. Hoffman
Association
Paper carload arrives from Portland for Euogene printing
A carload of white paper weighing about 90,000 pounds arrived from Portland for the Daily and Weekly Card press at Euogene. Freight charges from Portland to Euogene were 810.05, and the shipment was expected to be used for upcoming editions until another order is placed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porthiod Western
Portland
Campaign Nomination By Petition In City Ballot
The article notes that under Australian ballot law nominations by conventions must be by political conventions with prior notices, which was not done. Candidates Megara Dorris Klamwpten and Matlock are Democrats but nominated as nonpartisan to pursue city welfare. It predicts anti saloon forces may form a ticket on the saloon issue this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guard
Vetera
Megara Dorris
Klamwpten
Matlock
Mason-Greenwalt Marriage in Portland
Mason E Mason son of D P Mason of Albany marries Mise Eva Creenwalt in Portland at the bride’s parents home on Wednesday evening March 2 1004. Rev W S Gilbert officiated before a small circle of relatives and friends. The couple will reside briefly in Portland before returning to Albany.
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Rockey E. Mason
D. P. Mason
Albany
Mise Eva Creenwalt
Portland
Wedtsary Evvening
W. S. Gilbert
Mre. Mason Jatt
Dilling
Mont
Woodson
DP. Maron
Re Meeonm
Democratic County Convention call for Lane County Oregon 1904
The Lane county convention will meet April 16 at the court house in Eugene to nominate a slate including State Senator, three representatives, County officials and delegates to State and Congressional conventions. Primaries set for April 9. urged participation from those opposed to the Republican party. Precinct judges listed for South and North Eugene precincts. names and roles of committee officers included.
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Daily Guard
Democratic County Central Committee
Lane County
Eugene
Oregon
Republican Party
Us Io
Ratatat
Pospoe
Cela
Saree Essen
Blanton
Richardson
Wbeaas
Necceiae
Haale
East Cottage Grove
Jean Weat
Parlimaut O
Cksperbeselh
Peter Florence
Whelneens
Techea Ass
South Engene
Oral
North Eugene
North Engene
South Eugene
Eli Barger
John Higgins
Chas. Evana
Tom Brown
James Gearnart
A. G. Mathews
J. D. Watta
Wm. Stoope
Dava Lakin
C. M. Kissinger
Pres. Comegya
R. M. Day
J. D. Matlock
Democratic Central Committee
M. S&s. Wallis
Now We Can Show You Daily Gurd Maron 5
Daily Gurd Maron 5 and wife from St Louis arrived this afternoon’s train and will thereafter wake Eugene their home Mr Bart, an expert operator of the Simples typesizing machine and the guard be executed ble services fue ite machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bb Bart
St Louis
Dio
Bart
Bea
Springfield Brick Sure Go Boosts W O W Hall Project
Springfield notes report the W O W hall in Springfield now a sure go with reduced costs and secured funding. The old building is moved to M M Peery’s drugstore, to become a store with upstairs living space, and bricks will be likely burned locally to cut costs. Start date depends on completing preliminary arrangements. a next committee meeting will finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Springfiela
M. M. Peery
Umpqua Oil Wells seeking funds for deeper drilling
H W Miller of Myrtle Creek, agent for Umpqua Valley Oil Co, seeks investors in Roseburg and Myrtle Creek. The firm has sunk three wells but obstacles blocked depths. a 10 foot well holds tools worth over 8500 unrecoverable, another is down 1300 feet with drill at bottom. They plan a 2000 foot or deeper well with promised potential profits, backed by affidavits and tested crude samples. Miller is at the Smeele Hotel to discuss stock offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Miller
Myrtle Creek
Douglas County
Umpga Valley Oil Co
Roseburg
Sid
Miller
Smeele
Stork
Golf contest in near future at Eugene Golf Club
Honeyman Hardware Co of Portland lends 12 Wizard golf units to Eugene Golf Club for an upcoming individual contest. Rule 1 must be observed and tipping of caddies will be tolerated. The event will be at Hearlulace on College Hill. dates will be announced to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honeyman Hardware Co
Portland
W. E. Carson
Wizard Golf
Eugene Golf
Bugene Club
Colrege Hill
The Boys Wore Girls Dresses Basketball Game
The Praahmoo of the University beat the Sophomores last night as Freshmen girls won 10 to 4 in a strictly girls' affair. Misa Warfield led the Sophomores while Miss Cora Cameron carried the Freshmen. Admission was 10 cents, netting about 100 to be used for the team. Some boys dressed in girls' clothes to enter, then cheered. roped in doorkeeper Peofburden. Teams lined up with Pla lobie and Joan Gray among Sophomores and Ker Neal and Mabel Feill among Freshmen.
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Praahmoo
Misa Warfield
Cora Cameron
Pla Lobie
Joan Gray
Mary Warilela
Norma Hendricks
Camille
Knights of Pythias Plan Spring Baseball Team
As spring approaches the Knights of Pythias form a committee led by A. Wintermeir to organize a Knights baseball team and arrange a spring schedule. The club recalls last summer’s entertaining series and standout performers Judge Wintermeir on the mound and Walter Griffin at third base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythins
Lave
A. Wintermeir
Frank Poindexter
H. Li Traver
Knights
Bas Bill
Wintermeir
Walter Griffin
Junction City Notes Rev D L Shrode resigns as pastor
March notes report Rev D L Shrode resigning from the Junction City Methodist church to relocate for health reasons to California. Mrs Vesey Lingots visits San Francisco relatives. Local youths face train riding restrictions. David Jackson returns from Idaho mines after twelve years to his family. Mrs Lonaberg travels to Lebanon, E KR Skipworth at Eugene in poor health. Nebraska arrivals bring goods and livestock. Hoackland Monroe land purchases praised. February rainfall record broken at 10.20 inches. March prospects note cotton line start. total precip through March 3: 6. inches.
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Vesey Lingots
San Francisco
David Jackson
Idaho
Tle
Seven Devils Country
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Fuour Councilme
George B. Dorris
Allen Hampton
R. B. Henderson
Evenfat
George I. Thorrie
Elesti
Coampelman G. W. Griffin
W. W. Brown
Dorris
Matlocik
Farland
Chas, L
A. Ft
Earn
Fourth Ward
D. D. Matlouk
MR. Vampton
Star Carriers
Driving Association
Holeami
Mason-Greenwalt
Democratic County Convention
Brick Asure GO
O. F. Lodge
May Iarper
Shumate & Berger
Militery
van Scoyce
Russel County
Kew
Henry Stewart
Welby Stevens
James Towler
Wendling
Umpqua
H.W. Miller
Bill Geme
K. P
Junction City Notes
Junction City
D. L. Shrode
Methodist
Acon
Califonia
Bie Health
Gardner
MEF
Church
South
the Times
Portsmouth
Nebraska
Hoackland
Monroe
S. P. Co
Matel
Atarting Cotou
Eas
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