University of Oregon recognized by Oregon Miners Association
The Oregon Miners Association executive committee meeting in Portland on November 19 1903 passed a resolution to grant University of Oregon and Eugene mining privileges as if a mining district. It urges organizing under Oregon Mineral Association bylaws and constitution with Prof Hyde of the university as a potential local head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Miners’ Association
Porland
Lane County
Universiy
Oregon
Eugene
Oregon Miners
University of Oregon
Ehall
Oregon Mineral Association
Phillip 8. Bates
Miners’ Association
Portland
Phogene Guard
Coume
Hyde
Eugene's Postoffice Opens With New Equipment
The people of Eugene were served through the new post office equipment for the first time today. Early days will be rough as crews settle in fixtures and memorize locations. Authorities urge opening the western doors soon to ease the afternoon mail congestion. Keys to old boxes will be taken up in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Uncle Sam's
Junction Band Organizes Officers Named and Members
The band organized Monday elected President Dr. G Parks Secretary G O Powell Treasurer Claude Bucknam Manager L W Clark Leader J A Sibbets. Members include J A Sibbets Claude Bucknam L W Clark G O Powell Dell Andrews U G Parks L C Parks John Hays Selden Snell Haven Belknap John McCulloch John Davis. Instruments sent to Portland for repair have been retrieved and the boys are ready for their initial toot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G . Parks
G. O. Powell
Claude Bucknam
L. W. Clark
J. A. Sibbets
G. O Powell
Dell Andrews
U. G . Parks
L. C. Parka
John Hays
Selden Snell
Haven Belknap
John McCulloch
John Davis
Portland
Successful Tobacco Grower Drake Promotes Early Wilson Variety
OM Drake praises his tobacco across the river at the Linton place. He highlights the Wilson variety for this region due to early ripening. A large, thin, smooth, firm leaf sample shows nine leaves per stalk with light color and grove odor. Drake offers spare seeds for planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OM. Drake
Drake
Linton Place
Electric Bitters Named by Wake Ark Minister at Lengthy Cure
Rev Jno S Cox of Wake Ark describes twelve years of illness with liver and kidney trouble stomach disorder and general debility. He credits Electric Bitters with curing him after other physicians and medicines failed. The endorsement adds that Electric Bitters are reliable for liver and kidney issues and stomach disorders, guaranteed by W I DeLano Only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. S. Cox
Wake, Ark
Ian
Oman
W. I. DeLano
Ware McKinley Puter Trials
United States Commissioner Mrs Marie Ware presides over cases in a mixed docket of civil and criminal matters. The filing shows procedural steps, briefs, and preliminary rulings affecting several parties. The proceedings hinge on standard discovery motions and schedule considerations before trial dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Marie Ware
McKinley Water to Face Separate Trials in Federal Case
Horace G. McKinley and S. A. D. Water likely begin December 1 before Judge Bellinger in federal court. It remains undecided which of the conspiracy and forgery charges will be tried first. The trio stands accused of conspiring to defraud the government of land and forging homestead applicant names. Each defendant will have a separate trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace G. McKinley
S. A. D. Water
Bellinger
Meisén Property Sold to George Midgley on West Seventh
The George Meisén property on West Seventh Street, now a warehouse for Chiffin Hardware, was sold through C. B. Farrow & Company to George Midgley for 2000. The lot measures 180 feet by 0 feet and features a frame building previously used as a livery stable blacksmith shop and warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Meisén
West Seventh Street
Chiffin Hardware Company
Farrow & Company
George Midgley
Property Purchased by Darwin Bristow in Cottage Grove
Darwin Bristow of Cottage Grove purchased the residence of Mrs Phoebe L Kinsey at the corner of 4th and Lawrence. Consideration private. Bristow and his family will move in late December, arriving from the Grove. Bristow belongs to the new banking firm Ankeny Bristow Chambers and was born and raised in Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwin Bristow
Cottage Grove
Mra
Phoebe Lb. Kinsey
4Th
Lawrence Streets
Mr. Bristow
the Grove
Ankeny, Bristow & Chambers
Eugene
Real Estate Transfers and Court Notices Collate in Oregon
Court House items list real estate transfers in Co. C and Pantha J Coffman to Frank H Whitney including lots and blocks. Oregon state transfers to George J Erdner. land deals involving George and Elizabeth Shultz, Clarence Bose, F C Walton. mining claims in Fall Creek and Bohemia districts. administrative actions for Samuel Gettings estate. guardianships for Frank Withers and Baker minors. circuit court filings against Wheeler Owens and Long Bingham Lumber. sale returns and amended mining location notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Butte Lodge
J. W. White
O. O. PF
State of Oregon
George J. Erdner
George
Elizabeth Shultz
Clarence Bose
Geo
Mary A. Gilson
F. C. Walton
ER. K. Earnest
G. H. Collier
J. W
A. J. Gowdy
Frank H. Whitney
D. G. McFarland
Cottage Grove
M. T. Crow
Amos LD
Hyland
Fall Creek
A. Db
B. G. Owens
D.C. Reicy
Ira Hyland
Amos D. Hyland
Giray Eagle
Eliza J. Eakin
Andrew J. Price
Lane County
Snow report from High Prairie cites eight inches near Hazel Dell
A. G. Mathews returns from Hazel Dell on the Upper Willamette reporting eight inches of snow at High Prairie above Hazel Well. He notes the Taylor logging camp on North Fork remains in operation and may not be affected by the Hoath-Kelly shutdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Mathews
Hazel Dell
Willamette
High Prairie
Hazel Well
Taylor
North Fork
Hoath-Kelly
Bears and Misprints in Local Theatre and Mills
The Margarita Fischer Company presents Southern Girl amid rights disputes with The Tennesee Pardner in a wary scene. Kelly mills in Lape county to close indefinitely for neglect. A controversial remark alleges a "nigger behind the fence" amid civic tensions. authorities weigh private impact and public concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Mills
Lape
Contest of a Will in Eugene Arising From Pickett Estate
The will of Geo W Pickett, who died November 22 1902 in Eugene, is challenged by Kate White James McGinnis E McGinnis Julia Vaughan George Fullerton Mary Woods and John L Trout who allege lack of sound mind and unlawful influence by Agnes Joyce W H Hoffman and Helen Hoffman are named beneficiaries. The court ordered defendants to appear January 4 1904 to show cause why probate should not be vacated and an administrator appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Pickett
Eugene
Kate White
McGinnis
James McUinnis
Julia 4. Vaughan
George Fullerton
Mery Woods
John L. Trout
Mr Pickett
Agnes Joyce
W. H. Hoffman
Helen Hoffman
Pickett
G. W. Pickett
W. G. Pickett
George W. Pickett
E. McGinnis
James McGinnis
John A. Vaughan
Johanna Picket
Geo. W Pickett
Mary Woods
John I. Trout
Elizabeth Trout
Elizabeth Pickett
Greo
W. Pickett
Junction Items From the Times
Mrs Col Folsom has been quite sick but improves. G C Millett fell seriously ill Tuesday with stomach trouble and is still very sick. Benefit for the new band brought in 10.40, aiding the organization. Engineers L T Howard of Roseburg and Roy Driscoll of Portland plan a trip to Ogden Utah. Mrs Howard will follow. Flint the hypnotist failed to perform due to no audience. Our people refused to be hypnotized. A dancing club formed by local youths held a frat meeting. Deacon Davis visited from Eugene to offer instructions. Membership requires endorsement and ballot for applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Millett
L. T. Howard
Roseberg
Roy Driscoll
Portland
Ogden
Utah
Roseburg
Flint
Mth
Deacon Davis
Eugene
Better Than Pills Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets
The advertisement claims Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets are superior to ordinary cathartics. They are easier to take, gentle in effect, and not easily realized as medication. They move the bowels, improve appetite, and aid digestion. Sold for 25 cents per bottle at W. L. Delano's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Delano
Springfield Notes From The News Joah Wilson Leaves Lath Mill Faithfully
Joah Wilson foreman at Banthelly mill moved his family to Potl.?, planning to reside there. Protracted meetings at the Christian church closed last Sunday evening. The organization was perfected that day so the church continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joah Wilson
Banthelly
Potl
Christian Church
Electric Plant Nearing Completion in Springfield
The big electric light and power plant at Springfield is nearly finished aside from minor interior parts. Two large engines and one dynamo are installed, with one more dynamo expected soon. When wired, Eugene service could start within weeks. Wiring delays avoided to ease Eugene system strain. The Hoath Kelly Lumber Company lighting ordinance was passed December 2, Link, mandating operation within twelve months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
The
Springfield News
Eugene
J. F. Robinson
Hoath-Kelly Lumber Company
Link
Social Doings Still Lively In Eugene Evening
Mrs Dr Marquam hosted a lively gathering on East Eleventh Street with games of Flinch and prizes for top gentleman and lady. Notable guests included Prof and Mr Wigmore, Daugherty, Chorpening, Yerington, Buckner and Clevenger families, with Mrs Wann and others. A luncheon followed by good nights marked a pleasant evening. Mr and Mrs Trunnell of Oak Hill celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with an elegant dinner and guests from Eugene and surrounding areas, noting their 1878 California marriage and move to Oregon in 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Guard
Dr. Marquam
East Eleventh Street
Flinch
Clara
Lillian Buckner
Sadie Clevenger
E. C. Wigmore
Daugherty
C. D. Chorpening
Mr. Stewart
Hemenway
Gee
A. Yerington
Lillie Buckner
Clevinger
Zabrisky
Wann
Stewart
Everet
Hevenway
Coin
Mr. Yerington
Miss Stewart
Mr. Marquam
Mrs. Daugherty
Joseph Trunnell
Oak Hill
Eugene
Trunnell
Sutter County
California
Oregon
F. B. Dann
Hans Peterson
L.traxler
J. M. Packett
N. Christor
Henry Millgrand
M. E. Hamilton
L. Uilstrap
Old Time Cough Remedy Praised By Local Resident
Joseph McFhiney of Linton Iowa endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted, long sold remedy for coughs and colds. It provides quick relief and is widely available at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Joseph McFhiney
Linton
Towa
Deg
Ex Legislator Harris Sees Need for Extra Session
Hon L T Harris of Lane county says extra session likely needed to fix tax law and warns county costs could rise if not remedied. He cautions no promise to limit discussion to tax reform and notes many bills remain unfinished when the legislature adjourned. He expects calls to Salem but has no other agenda beyond the tax issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County
L. T. Harris
Harris
Salem
Eugene personals reflect a busy inland week
EK McClanahan visits the city A Goldsmith is downtown again Judge H R Kincaid travels to Seattle Miss Mae Hammitt of Salem visits Eugene Mrs Geo Hunsaker goes to Junction Miss Louise Zumwalt visits friends in Junction Harry Wichards comes from Yoncalla A N Clarke now located at Krupp Wash Drawin Bristow and wife travel from Cottage Grove Robert and Ben Lurch from Cottage Grove to Portland EB McClanshan attends a poultry show in San Francisco L A Overton returns from Portland Virgil Earl returns home University student W M Davidson visits brother H M Morris H T Bristow from Dusty in city for return home tomorrow Lair W Thompson from Albany attends U O O A C game PF S Harding and wife visit Eugene Mrs Sam Thurston arrives from Crawfordeville Hog bringing a cougar pelt to town The Daily Guard notes a busy round of visiting and travel before Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Kincaid
Seattle
Mae Hammitt
Salem
Eugene
Geo. Hunsaker
Junction
Louise Zumwalt
Harry Wichards
Yoncalla
A. N. Clarke
Krupp
Wash
Drawin Bristow
Cottage Grove
Robert Brady
Creswell
Ben Lurch
Portland
EB. J. McClanshan
San Franciso
L. A
Overton
Virgil Earl
W. M. Davidson
Rowland
Oregon
H. M. Morris
H. T. Bristow
Dusty
Benton County
Lair W. Thompson
Albany
PF. S. Harding
McMinnville
Harding
Woodmen of the World Elect Local Officers
Eugene Camp of the Woodmen of the World elected new officers last night with P. E. Snodgrase as consul M. O. Fuller adviser W. Ganton escort Geo K Munroe watchman E C Lake sentry W W Moore clerk W M Green banker and E O Potter manager all named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Camp
Woodmen of the World
P. E. Snodgrase
M. O. Fuller
W. Ganton
Geo. K. Munroe
E, C. Lake
W. W. Moore
W. M. Green
E. O. Potter
Harrisburg Notes and Local Births and Visits
Mrs. Wm. A. Lane returns from the home farm to Eugene on Monday. Mrs. Dr. W. H. Davis from Albany visits her mother Mrs. M. M. Hendrex. A baby boy was born November 18 1904 on Ingram's Island to Mrs. A. M. Wallace. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kriesel Sunday morning. both mother and child doing nicely. Mrs. B. B. Grimes returns to Eugene after a week's farm visit. Mrs. 8. Jong visits relatives and friends here before returning to Eugene. M. May goes to Portland on the delayed northbound train for business and other matters. Messrs. J. H. Ecceleston of Junction City and J. J. Rude with Fred Withrow of Eugene visit for social relations. Job Simmons dies November 18 1903 after a long illness. He is respected as an early pioneer with many grieving friends. Harrisburg amateurs rehearse the drama Little Bauckshot for holiday shows forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Lane
Eugene
W. H. Davis
Albany
M. M. Hendrex
Ingram's Island
A. M. Wallace
Richard Kriesel
B. B. Grimes
Jong
Arney May
Portland
Job Simmons
Job
Harrisburg
Oregon Wins Dramatic North-South Rivalry Over Oregon State
In front of about fifteen hundred at Stewart's field, Oregon defeats Oregon Agricultural College 5 to 0. Captain Plington wins the toss, Templeton kicks off, and Oregon pressures OAC throughout. The game features strong line play and a contested middle field, with Oregon sealing the victory on the final drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart's
O. A. C. Rooten
Oregon
Thea
Rooters
Plington Choge
Templeton
O. C
Floating Mill Shuts Down Over High Water
The Eugene Floating Mill and Elevator Company halted operations today due to rising water. A restart is expected in a couple of days. Portland teams visit Eugene for Thanksgiving, with the High School squad eager for a strong showing after a winless season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Floating Mill & Elevator Company
Portland
Eugene
Booth
Eugene High School
Holmes’ College
Portland Lads
Haridan's Stomach and Liver Tablets Sold Here
When life feels hard worth the candle take a dose of Haridan's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They cleanse the stomach, tone the liver, and make you feel like a new man. For sale by W and DeLano's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erlain
W. &. DeLano
New Physics Instructor Named at University
R. S. Shelly, a longtime faculty member at the University, fills the physics instructor vacancy left by Irving Wold. He currently serves in the engineering division and heating plant and will begin new duties next Monday pending final appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Shelly
Irving Wold
IN PRAISE OF CHAM COLIc HOERA REMEDY
A reader recounts quick relief from chronic diarrhoea after using UB I After two doses he felt better and after a third dose was entirely cured He thanks DeLano's drug store for making the remedy available to him and to a friend who advised the treatment The piece appears as an advertorial praise from Eagle Post readers and mentions a local store message
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Post
Johnson
DeLano
Also Mentioned on This Page
University School of Mines
Mechanic's Leii
Wheeler & Owens
W. J. Adams
Owens Va
Long & Bingham Lumber Company
Filer
Eli
Irene Bangs
C. P. Barnard
Mulligan
Bohemia Gold Mining Company
Bohemia District
L. M
Fort Wayne
Black Bear
F. T
G. W
Hoston
A. Emerick
J. M. Emerick
Progate Matters
Samuel Gettings
J. E. Cooley
Walter D. Chase
PF. Br. Chase
Frank Withers
J. E. P. Withers
Hattie M., Robt, O
Clifford A
Grace B. Baker
Margarita Fischer Company
Neices
Zack Parsons
Monte Christo
Henry W. Stewart
Pendleton
Bos Spees
W. H. Hathaway
Springfield Hardware Company
Nickerson
Main Street
Meadey J. Signor
Joe Haddleston
Ping Yang
the Times
Col. Folsom
Chamberlains
Lawrence T. Harris
Granta Pass
Prof. Lilley
Saginaw
L. S. Logan
Lowe
Southern Points
Prank Page
Samuel Flint
Lawton
Sly
Ed. Andrews
Corvallis
Prea. E. D. Ressler
Monmouth Normal School
Aene Ham
Holt Stockton
U. O
Bessie Winkley
Merlin Harding
Grants Pass
Agnes Harding
EK. E. McClanahan
A. Goldsmith
Billy Will
Hazel Delt
Hoe
Teo
Dunbar
Wolf Creek
Woodmen
Bulletin
J. H. Ecceleston
Juanetion City
J. J. Rude
Fred Withrow
Junction City
Aries
O. A
Fred Edwards
Jest Yes
U. Oo
McClain
Penland KG
Frizzell
Thayer
A McKinney
L. T. Chandler
R. E. Meldrum
L. E. Latourette
Q. Templeton
Goodrich L. H. Hen Kerron F. Piling
U. Qual O. A. C
A. G
A. O
U. C
A.C
R. S. Shelly Apel
Kun
Tate
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