Lane County court summons and land notices in Oregon
Public notices from Lane County Oregon include a circuit court summons requiring answer within six weeks, with the case to quiet title to parcels in Township 16 South Range 6 West, Willamette Meridian. Also listed are multiple notices for public land filings and proofs of timber or stone value before U. S. Commissioner W. W. Calkins in Eugene, with witnesses named and filing deadlines in June 1908.
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Summona
Circuit Court of
State of Oregon
Lane
J. Walton
George L. Moore
Will. Mer
Lane County
Oregon
Eugene Weekly Guard
L. T. Harris
Walton & Ness, Attys
Piff
Simmons
Notice for Public Sale of Timber Lands in Oregon
Notice is hereby given under federal timber land sale acts that Hepeey A. Watts of Eugene Lane County Oregon filed Statement No 9091 on July 22 1907 to purchase parts of section 1 township 19 range 8 West Willamette meridian. She must prove land is valuable for stone not agriculture before W W Calkins in Oregon on June 9 1908, with witnesses William Aldous A H Jon Sidney Peter and Joseph Watts. All affected parties must file claims by May 9 1908.
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United States Land Office
Roseburg
Oregon
W. M
W. W. Calkins
U. S
Eugene
Clarence Kennedy
Crow
H. F. Crenshaw
Panther
F. L. Crenshaw
W. O. Prosser
Benjamin L. Eddy
Register
Gon
California
Nevada
Washington Territory
Hepeey A. Watts
Lane
Bee
Ath
West
Tim
William Aldous
Walton
Alma
Sidney Peter
Joseph Watts
South Range No. 6
West W. M
Wil
U 8
En- Kene
Crecon
W. B Smith
Elmira
Ivieon
A. Warden
FE. Muntery
Aberdeen
Ehington
Jwne
Benjamin 1
Bddy
Huston Breaks 100 Yard Dash Record at Tryouts
Sprint trials for Pullman and Whitman meets opened on Kincaid field. Huston stunned by winning the 100 yard dash amid a day of surprises as Oregon records were pursued.
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Daily Guard
Pullman
Whitman
Kincaid Field
Huston
Land Office Notice of Timber Land Claim in Oregon
United States Land Office Roseburg Oregon notes Charlies W Scott of Eugene filed sworn statement 6676 for SE SE section 15 E NE section 22 SW NW section 23 township183 range9 west Willamette meridian He will prove claim before U S Commissioner W W Calkins at Eugene on Friday June 22 1905 witnesses listed Ralph Hunt Merritt Huntley Fred Fisk Horace Fisk and others
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United States Land Office
Roseburg
W. M
W. W. Calkins
U. S
Eugene
Oregon
Ralph Hunt
Merritt B. Huntley
Fred Fisk
Horace H. Fisk
Mapleton
Benjamin L. Eddy
Regileter
Freshmen pace to wins in morning trials at McMinnville
In favorable conditions the track produced fast times as Downs wins the mile with Sievers and Woods close behind. Huston leads the 100 and Moon places second in both sprints while Roberts and McMinnville’s hustling freshmen shine in the 220 hurdles and 100 dash. Afternoon events include 440 by Lowe and Kil tz with Mceintyre winning the circus throw. The team will depart Monday for the northern trip, with about fourteen men selected.
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Moon
Kneid
Hoberts
Downs
Servers
Woods
Roberts
McMinnville
Huston
Hayward
Moores
Sievers
Reid
Dodson
May
Kutz
Oberteuffer
Lowe
Kiltz
Oregon Electric promoter visits Portland and Salem trip
W A White of Mof fat and White New York syndicate promoting the Oregon Electric is in Portland with his son A W White. He declines to discuss investors but confirms proposed extensions through Willamette valley and Coos counties. Gay W Talbot and road builders accompany them on a Salem inspection, first over the line since completion, with a possible Eugene stop before returning East.
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W. A. White
Moffat
Conet Counties
Gay W. Talbot
Oregon Electric
Mr. White and Son
Salem
White
Eugene
Local Druggist Promotes New Life Pills With Gold Value
A Cedar View Mississippi merchant, B. G Stewart, tells customers that a box of New Life Pills is worth its weight in gold for constipation, malaria or biliousness. Sold under guarantee by W Kuykendall, druggist. 25c. Berger & Bean received today for George Nichols the county’s first gasoline traction woodsaw, tested on Willamette Street and noted for dependable progress.
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B. G Stewart
Cedar View
Miss
W. Kuykendall
Berger & Bean
George Nichols
Willamette Street
Land Claim Notice for Oregon Timber Land Sale
Ellen L Clark of Eugene files sworn statement No 9132 on August 16 1906 for the SE quarter of Section 24 Township 17S Range 7W W M to prove timber land claim and will offer proof June 13 1908 before W W Calkins in Eugene witnesses include George H Hale Daniel Clark Clark P Devereaux and Merritt Devereaux all of Eugene Oregon. Benjamin L Eddy is the agent.
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United States Land Office
Roseburg
Oregon
W. M
W. W. Calkins
Eugene
George H. Hale
Hale
Daniel Clark
Clark P. Devereaux
Merritt Devereaux
Benjamin L, Eddy
Land Claim Notice for Oregon Claim in 1908
Roseburg Oregon April 1 1908 notice under act of congress June 3 1878 and 1892 for John W Cherry of Eugene Lane County filed sworn statement No 9428 Dec 6 1907 for fractional NE% of NW Section 4 Township 19S Range 5W Willamette to prove land valuable for timber or stone and to establish claim before U S Commissioner W W Calkins Eugene on Aug 4 1908 witnesses John McCulloch Charles Hadley H Clay Owen Thomas Mahar all Eugene Oregon. filing deadline August 4 1908.
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United States Land Office
Roseburg
Ore
of Congress
California
Ian
Nevada
Washington
Jersey
Eugene
County Lane
Oregon
Gary
N.W
Janvier Sooden
W. W. Oelkins
Eere
W. M
W. W. Calkins
U. S
John McCulloch
Crow
Charles Hadley
H. Clay Owen
Thomas Mahar
Benjamin L. Eddy
Olive Street Ordered Paved by Council
The city council voted to instruct the city attorney to draft an ordinance paving Olive street between West Fifth and West Tenth after petitions signed by a majority of property owners. A motion to refer to the street committee failed. The council also ordered West Fifth and West Sixth between Willamette and Olive paved.
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Olive Street
West Fifth
West Tenth
Gilbert
West Sixth
Willamette and
Olive
Buffalo-Pitts Company
Pixth
Bull Tree Weal
Bieventh Etree
Mill Meee
Pear Street
Pitteenth
Sixteenth Street
Pearl
High Streets
Twelfth Street
Twelfth
Thirteenth
Street Committee
Judiciary Committee
Fifth
Sixth
Jefferson
Blair Street
Second
Third Street
High Street
Willamette River
Sewer Committee
Old Hall
East Ninth
Oak Streets
Missing link in Wolff murder case tied to Martin
Portland May 7. A watchmaker identified E H Martin as the man seen with pawnbroker Nathan Wolff at 5 30 PM and later that evening. Police plan to disinter Wolff to check nails for skin traces. A blood smeared coat and a rusty rifle found in a vacant lot are identified as belonging to Martin, linking him to the homicide.
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Portland
E. H. Martin
Nathan Wolff
Wolff
Martin
Nallen
Montgomery
Water Streets
Edward H. Martin
Frank D. Hennessey
Stark Lytle
Harrison Streets
Water Street
Trouble at Tacoma Convicts Portland Pawnbroker
Edward H. Martin, arrested in Portland for murdering Nathan Wolff, a Portland pawnbroker, had a Seattle Tacoma Vancouver police history. He previously robbed M. Clow’s pawnbroker shop and faced grand larceny charges in state court, reduced to petty larceny, pleaded guilty, fined $20 paid by his wife, and then disappeared from local authorities.
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Tacoma
Vancouver
Wash
Edward H. Martin
Portland
Nathan Wolff
M. Clow
Martin
Secrist
Two Solid Blocks of Atlanta Destroyed by Fire
A massive blaze swept two solid blocks in Atlanta causing estimated losses of 1.5 million dollars. The Termine hotel housing around 200 guests was ruined but all escaped. Several emialer hotels were destroyed while damage began at Geblersinger Meyer Baking Co. due to possible wiring. Water pressure was low and high winds hampered efforts until firemen halted the flames.
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Atlanta
May
Termine
Geblersinger Mever Baking Company
Bucklen's Arnica Salve hailed as luckiest buy
Charles F. Rudahn of Tracey California praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve for curing years of itching piles after trying other treatments. The product is sold at W. Kuykendall's drug store under guarantee. Herbert Thompson, a Bulletin reporter and University of Oregon alum, covered naval maneuvers with notable skill for the San Francisco paper.
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Bucklen
Charles F. Rudahn
Tracey, Cal
W. Kuykendall
Herbert
Thomposn
Agene
Golden Gate
Bulletin
San Francisco
Thompson
University of Oregon
Hickory Bark Cough Remedy Promoted by Grandmothers
The ad promotes Hickory Bark Cough Remedy long used by Western Pennsylvania Dutch Dunkard families. It claims purity and cough stopping power and lists Hulls Red Cross Drug Store as a seller with dealers everywhere. Also notes fire warnings and penalties for campfire neglect.
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Pennsylvania
Hull
Red Cross Drug Store
DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills Sold By All Druggists
John Rika of Vining testifies he has sold DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills for about a year and reports better satisfaction than any other pill he has sold. The pills are offered for sale by all druggists.
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John Rika
Vining, T
DeWitt
All Druggista
Trout painting gifted to Commercial Club by Captain Dodd
Captain C. J. Dodd presented the Commercial Club with a beautiful old painting of a 12 pound rainbow trout that he caught at McKenzie Bridge some time ago.
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C. J. Dodd
Commercial Club
McKenzie Bridge
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Boston
Democratic State Committee
Lorane
Drain Boys
Oakland
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Rocky Mountain
Linn Drug CO
Eugene General Hospital Association
Dra
T. W. Harris
L. W. Brown
F. W. Prentice
George Wall
H. Friendly
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L. E. Bean
T. W. Harrie
J. W. Harris
Castoria
Bears
Castor
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Ciftaua Company
New Tors City
Spaulding Base Ball Goods
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McKenzie
Wilamette
Columbia
Graphaphones
Columbus
Hill's Gun Store
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