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Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1910

Page

2

Lorimer Senate Seat Alleged Bribery Plot Emerges

Chicago report cites sworn Illinois legislator Charles A. White claiming William Lorimer won a U S Senate seat through bribery. White says he received 1000 dollars for voting Lorimer, with 900 from a “jackpot” fund. Browne denies, and officials plan a statewide investigation into the charges.

Chicago Chicago Tribune Charles A. White Illinois Fortymonth William Lorimer United States Senate White Lorimer Lee O'Neil Browne St. Louis

Cottage Grove Eyes Strong Harvest and Road Plans

Cottage Grove Oregon reports the best grain and fruit prospects in years within a 20 mile radius including Creswell and nearby valleys. Wild strawberries and early roses appear as Colonel A A Martin outlines good roads plans and bids for a 20 mile water system from Long Creek backed by previously approved bonds totaling one hundred thousand dollars.

Cottage Grove Creswell le Rane Coast Fork Bow River A. A. Martin Los Molinos Land Company Los Molinos Cal Martin Vandenburg Long Creek

Adjoining Eugene real estate sells for near sixty seven thousand

The Jonathan Johnson farm of 1138 acres south of Eugene sold to B W Holeman of Puyallup Wash for 66900. The tract, known as the B F Dunn place, will be divided into smaller fruiting tracts with views of the city. Holeman plans to move to Eugene and build a residence, aiming to settle soon. The sale marks area realty value growth, with earlier purchases by Johnson and subsequent rapid price jumps on nearby farms.

Jonathan Johnson Eugene B. W. Holeman Puyallup Wash B. F. Dunn Mr. Johnson E. J. Frasier Masonic Cemetery Lmits Spencer's Butte Pugeme Holeman First National Bank of Dunn Whitney J. P. Howe and Associates

Daniel Boone Honored With North Carolina Memorial Site

In Holmans Ford North Carolina a Daniel Boone memorial is dedicated on the old homestead site near the Yadkin river. A log cabin replica, a Rowan granite arrow shaft monument, and bronze tablet honor Boone with ceremonies led by Governor Kitchin and Judge Pritchard. The memorial association, created in 1909, governs the site and its historical materials.

Galisburg N. C Daniel Boone North Carolina Kentucky Boonesboro Holman's Ford Boone North J. R. McRary Representative Page Daniel Boone Memorial Association General Assembly of Lexington

William F Colvin Dies in Eugene in 1910

William F. Colvin died May 2 in Eugene after collapsing while wheeling a barrow in the alley near the J. B Luckey residence. He had been ill recently but felt better days before his death. He was husband to Mrs. Colvin of Colvin Russell Millinery Co. and leaves two daughters and a son. obituary and funeral notice will be announced later.

Eugene William F. Colvin J. 8. Luckey Colvin Colvin-Russell Millinery Co

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Four Million Raised for Panama Exposition

In San Francisco on April 30 over four million dollars was subscribed by citizens to the Panama-Pacific International Exposition stock. After three hours, totals reached 4,089,000 with expectations of five million soon. Japanese and Chinese contributors drew cheers, adding 50,000 each, followed by 30,000 from Italian residents. Subscriptions required minimums of 250 dollars. Dr. D A Paine retires from practice and will take a desk at Eugene Savings Bank.

Lane Douglas Counties Oregon San Francisco Merchants’ Exchange Exchange J. N. Gillett Washington Congress D. A. Paine Eugene Loan and Savings Bank Bank

Santa Monica Treasurers Missing With 18000 Shortage

Santa Monica city treasurer Raron Bane is missing and about 18000 is short in city accounts. He sent a letter claiming the books would turn up but acknowledged the shortage. The funds are thought to be tied to wheat investments. The piece notes union labeling changes and labor price parity across jurisdictions.

Santa Monica Cal Raron Bane Hane

Harriman and Hill May Unite in Deschutes Canyon Rail Line

Portland reports Harriman and Hill interests plan a single Deschutes canyon rail line using both Harriman and Hill railways. After recent talks in Chicago, John F. Stevens and Judge Lovett agreed to abandon contention and build one jointly used route through the Deschutes gorge, with trains to share the line under common management.

Portland Harriman Oregon Deschutes Canyon John F. Stevens Hill Judge Lovett Harriman Lines Chicago Long

Mother Grays Sweet Pondra for Children ad alert

Mothers urged to use Mother Gray's Sweet Pondra for Children to ease feverishness teething disorders and stomach troubles in sickly kids. Claims calm, fever relief, constipation and headaches with a trial package offered via Allen Olmsted Le Roy New York.

Gray Betlinte Allen Olmsted le Roy

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