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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1906

Page

4

Electric Railway Franchise Discussed for Eugene Springfield

Eugene city council in committee of the whole studied a franchise for a street railway from Eugene to Springfield and a McKenzie line to the Blue River mining district. Steam locomotives would enter by the Willamette bridge but not east of Lawrence street. freight moves would use electricity downtown.

G. B. Hengen A. B. Wood C. F. Paxton F. L. Chambers Eugene Mr. Paxton Springfield McKenzie Blue River Siuslaw Tia McKenzie Railroad Dietrict University Willamette Street Washington Willamette Ferry Patterson Emerald Elewith Lawrence Street

J Goodman Pioneer Leader Dies After Illness at Home

J Goodman a longtime Oregon planner and Eugene resident died at 805 High Street in the night of paralysis. Born May 18, 1821 in Barrow county Kentucky he emigrated to Oregon in 1852, leaving behind twelve children. five survive. Funeral set for 2:30 PM at the residence with burial in Masonic Cemetery. Rev C Wright to conduct.

J. J. Goodman Oregon Eugene High Street Mr. Goodman Isl Benton County Belknap Monroe Lane County A. J. Goodman Pendleton Mary Rust Fpagene W. B. Goodman Lowell Julia C. Day Kazene Frank E. Goodman Poland Masonic Cemetery C. Wright

Mille Answers Dr 1 0 Driver Mille Answers Dr 1 0 Driver

Unclear OCR fragments describe a motor or vehicle related item with names Mille and Dr, mentioning a guard and an article title. The text is garbled but suggests a report about a motion or declaration concerning a driver and a guard, in a newspaper style item.

John Jensen's Leg Broken at Eugene Transfer Co

John Jensen an employe at Cham bers hardware store is home with a broken leg. He was leading a water team at the stables of the Eugene Transfer Co near Tenth and Willamette streets at noon when frightened horses reared. A forefoot struck his left leg below the knee, breaking it. Dr. F M Day attended and he was driven home.

John Jensen Chambers’ Hardware Store West Third Street Jensen Eugene Transfer Co Tenth Willamette Streets F. M. Day

Marriage of Miss Effie Stewart to Ralph Whipple

Miss Effie Stewart youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs J K Stewart of Brownsville married Ralph Whipple at the bride’s home in Portland on March 1. The couple will reside in Samos California where the groom is employed by a large lumber company.

Effie Stewart Mra J. K. Stewart Brownsville Ralph Whipple Cottage Grove Mea W. D. Garman Portland Mra Whipple Samos California Brownsville Times

High School Student Causes Accident on East Eleventh

A cap headed high school youth led a line of students on East Eleventh Street while a city editor rode a bicycle along High Street. The editor rang his bell hoping to pass. The youth ignored him, pushing the editor to collide with a fence and fall to the sidewalk, bruised and with a ruined bike. The youth offered no apology as the group moved on.

East Eleventh Street University High Street

Moorehead Engagement Over County Clerk Nomination Controversy

The Register and the Guard trade barbs over a dispute about County Clerk nomination. The Junction Times previously commented on the clash, with the Guard challenging the Register. Acknowledging you, Brother Moorehead, as referee, both sides suggest the other is in error while noting Moorehead has troubles of his own.

Register Lee Brother Moorehead

Alberta letter from R McMurphey reports Calgary weather and land prices

R McMurphey writes from Calgary Alberta noting 18 degree morning heat later in the day sun makes an overcoat uncomfortable. He mentions land prices rising from 110 to 35 per acre within days. Snow remains near the ground as br E Donn, part of the party, says Eugene is good and expects to return soon.

R. McMurphey Calgary Alberta Nates Br. E. Donn Eugene

Administratrix Appoints Trustee for Van Sevoyuc Estate

Mary M. Martin named administratrix appointrie and trustee for the estate of Bey Anelle James H. Van Sevoyuc near Springfield. Property value around Pla.

Propety Jady Shrisman Mary M. Martin Adtaf Bey Anele James H. van Sevoyuc Springfield

Hadley Family Business Moves Sawmill Plans

Crow tems Crow March 28 reports H G Hadley of tingene ill at his son Charles in Madleyville. Charles and Henry Hadley Jr plan to operate a sawmill between Hadleyville and Pales tine once ready. Richard Wiles family return from Eugene after six weeks for little Claire’s sickness. Miss Ora Wood's typhoid fever recovery in Eugene. Others ill include J M Nighewander John Pickens George Calleday and W Owen. Nora Calloway recovering. Coyotes attack sheep and goats in Hadleyville.

J. M. Nighewander John Pickens George Calleday W. Owen Nora Calloway

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City OF S. P Wilkins Paxton Garrett Sys Tem Bean J. . Goodman Driver D. Driver Noone Antnet Cbinet Troy Deedeer Moorehead Guard Eugene Land Company Hull RED Cross Ston Ict Cfee Thes Colume Rites Tee Wen L. T. Harris H. Bingham B. A. Washburne Healthfi Standar Charles A. Hardy Appuirie W. J. Warnock Hadleyville J. M. Shelley Fred Fisk G. W. Griffin Broder Bros., Propriet M. Svarverud James Withycombe Corvallis Dr. Kuys W. L. Dean Senate L. L. Whit Commercial Club United States Senate
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