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Snow fell last night covering streets and rooftops in a light, quiet fall. Flakes drifted through early morning air as temperatures dropped and visibility stayed clear enough for cautious travel.
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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1906
Page
5
Snow fell last night covering streets and rooftops in a light, quiet fall. Flakes drifted through early morning air as temperatures dropped and visibility stayed clear enough for cautious travel.
The trial of Virgil Rowland charged with sedultery opened with defense testimony. Rowland denied Ruby Miller’s allegations and disputed statements by E A Farrington and George Croner. Witnesses described Miller’s camp near Seavey hopyard and Rowland’s lodging arrangements, while others testified about alleged money requests and room occupancy. The defense requested a directed verdict, which was denied, and both sides rested as jurors began deliberations leading to a mistrial verdict count.
Court entries include judgments for money, orders of sale, confirmations, and divorces. Cases shown involve Eddy, Cavelar, Fitzer, Karban, Matlock, Beebe Had, Brishaw, Kelly, Fisher, Foster, Wingard, McFerren, Christy, Gilman, Kernutt Miller partners, Ruley & Co., and Oregon State Land Board. Dates and precise actions vary across proceedings.
A dispatch from Arington, Dr., notes A Smythe & Son, owners of about 18 000 sheep in the county, have installed a large sheep shearing plant on their ranch near this city. Powered by a gasoline engine, the facility is ready for work and is expected to shear a large portion of the county’s more than 100 000 sheep.
Miss Winnifred Hadley recovers from typhoid and Mr Sides spends the week at the ranch. Local attendees report a large turnout at the R N camp in Lorane last week. Mrs Frank Hadley visits relatives, and Gaye and Nidsewander are active in the community. Nighswander, a young inventor from Hadleyville, plans a phone attachment to aid calls on overloaded farmer lines, with interest from Northwest companies.
The morning paper notes the guardable process in selecting clean candidates and observes the Register's two year ago nomination battle with E U Lee, where Lee won the highest ticket majority despite opposition. It claims party influence shifted votes, reducing candidate support as influence waned.
The Tris of Howard Farlow faced trial on a charge connected to supplying a quiver to a moth or. Roby Miller and Walter Foley were argued on several charges including negligent behavior and manslaughter with demurrers to the indictment. The court adjourned into the afternoon with grand jury bailiffs and court reporters noted.
Married Wo, T. Mrabham, of Eugene and Mise Nora Gates of Crow were wed at the groom’s parents home at 61 West Sixth Street, Fagen, Sunday morning at 8 o’clock, Rev. J. McCallum officiating. A logger named Campbell Siden, played by the Seau lding Legenge Co on the McKendy, was late to the hospital yesterday afternoon entering seven dieticium emer.
A storm in Virginia and Nevada causes $10,000 damage to buildings with no injuries reported. Reports from Chicago, Madrid, Rome, and Washington cover legal, political, and economic events including rail freight inquiries, a pope audience for J. P. Morgan, and a recommendation for opium policy in the Philippines. Fire losses in Portland reach about 40,000. other notes mention a governor’s statements and regional unrest in Oklahoma and Indian territory.
An old tale recounts a crane befriending a crafty monkey who persuades him to imitate a flute musician. The monkey drills holes in the crane’s beak, ruining his singing and dancing. The crane's voice is destroyed, he is rejected by his peers, and the monkey smugly blames ambition as the cause.
An early tale follows a calf spared by mistreatment who grows bold and remembers cruelty from a freckled boy. Years pass from bottle and box stall to self-reliant adulthood. The bull vows revenge, finally recalling the abuse when the boy opens a gate to the pasture.
The Guard learned that Southern Pacific Superintendent Fiella said a long talked of new passenger depot for Huagene would be built early this summer. It will be about twice as large as the present one, located where Friendly's warehouse now stands, with the freight depot just west of the two panager depot. On completion, freight delays from sidetracks will end and the two large south warehouses will be moved to the north side.
Tortwe by Savages speaks of torture and suffering in the Philippines. W. M. Sherman of Cishing relates three months of kidney inflammation relief after using Electric Bitters, claiming a complete cure. The ad touts liver complaint, dyspepsia, malaria, and general weakness as alleviated.
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