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Eugene Weekly Guard

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Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1908

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Oregon towns run water plants to fund public coffers

Letters from Corvallis Eugene and other Oregon cities detail municipal water systems. They describe intake locations reservoirs pressures and capacities and note incomes and expenses including gross receipts for 1907 and operating costs. The documents present municipal plans and outcomes for public water works in early 20th century Oregon.

Oregon Corvallis J. D. Matlock Eugene Gyvoir THE Board Water Commissi Charles H. Caufield Eees Wm. Patterson Ashland Gra

Low Lumber Rate Sustained for California Trade

San Francisco Sept 30 The United States circuit court of appeals sustains the Interstate Commerce Commission authority to fix lumber freight charges between Oregon and California. The court upholds using a just and equitable basis to relieve shippers, endorsing the commission’s $3.40 rate rather than the railroad’s proposed $65 per thousand feet. This decision removes final obstacles to making the rate permanent, affecting Willamette valley mills serving the California market.

San Francisco Southern Pacific Company Interstate Commerce Commission Oregon California United States Circuit Court of Appeals Todey Tate Northwest Rose Morrow Gilbert Willamette Valley

Murder and jealousy end in Seattle tragedy

In Seattle a man and woman rented a room in a cheap lodging house and were found dead. The woman was shot in the left temple and the man killed himself across her body. A letter to Mrs. Bertha Foster tied the couple to Ballard and Ellensburg. Names later identified as Mr and Mrs George Foster with Chas Kapp Jr the brother-in-law stating jealousy as motive.

Seattle J. Foster Bertha Foster Ellensburg Wash Chas. Kapp, Jr Ballard Kapp George Foster

Canadian Pacific Strike Ended After Weeks of Tieup

Winnipeg report says the Canadian Pacific strike by machinists began August 4 ended today affecting about 2000 workers. Settlement terms not announced. Montreal desk confirms no news on settlement or strike end from CPR offices.

Winnipeg Montreal The Canadian Pacific

Governor Hanly Exon erated by Legislature Committee

Indianapolis report says a legislative committee investigating charges that Governor Hanlon attempted to influence Representative Kolaley regarding the county local option bill found no evidence of wrongdoing. The governor was fully exonerated according to the committee's findings released today.

Indianapolis Hanlon Kolaley

Engineer Reports 2,216,165 Gallons in Ritchey Creek

Eugene civil engineer J W McArthur reports Ritchey Creek flow at 2,216,160 gallons per day measured with a Cipolletti well. Leakage under the weir adds about 100,000 gallons daily. an old abandoned weir, discarded Aug 17, 1908, yielded 997,200 gallons per day. Mr Freeland and C S Freeland assisted.

Eugene, Or City of Eugene

Mr Dempster Tours Ritchey Creek Water Source

Mr Dempster visits Ritchey Creek the proposed water system source on September 30 1908 finds conditions better than expected for quality quantity elevation and watershed protection. He notes opposition leaders who argued against the stream have not presented voter plans to pursue the project.

Ritchey Creek

Water sample letters defend Cascade Range creek quality

Dr Gheshire explains public confusion over water analyses. He describes sampling from Ritchey, Roaring, and Bradley creeks near McKenzie river, noting contamination near mouths but clearer water upstream. He urges water cleanliness measures and suggests Cascade Range testing by the state health board, with findings on bacteria and treatment.

Ufe Eitixens Eugene Ritchey Creek Roaring Bradley Creek McKenzie River Washington Corvallis Cascade Range Ritchey Roaring Creeks State Board of Health Leaburg

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Eugene Weeklyguard Av Jfar Corvallis Water Company MHS A. M. Jessen Oregon City Carll Board of Water Commissioners Prom Leton the Water Works W. T. Cey McMinn Gordon and Ferguson Furs Hart Schaffner Marx Our Clothing Department Jane Hopkins Hampton Bros Willamette St CASH Credit Express East Richey Creek Kelsey McArthur Hanly Bircerely J. W. McArthur Freeland Mr. Dempster DR. Gheshire Cascade Range Water Riteher W. It. Dempster
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