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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1900

Page

6

Nations Line Up on Chinese Ques and Strikes

Special to the Guard Fort Worth Texas Sept 29 a major Trinity River flood devastates the valley as waters overflow broad areas. In New York Sept 29 an early settlement of the Pennsylvania coal miners strike is likely with coal prices dipping. Washington Sept 29 nations align on punitive action toward Chinese murder ringleaders and civic control while Japan stays neutral. London Sept 29 Joseph Chamberlain is reelected unopposed in parliament. Faroe Sept 29 Bryan campaigns across North Dakota. Shandang Sept 29 imperial edict degrades Prince Tuan and orders treason trial amid suspected intrigue.

New York Pennsylvania Washington China Germany England Russia France United States Austria Italy Japan Shangcuat Tuan

Hop Sales At 14 Cents In Salem Market

Salem Sept 28 President M L Jones of the Oregon Hopgrowers Association reports dealers are offering 14 cents for hops and sometimes 14 1/2. He believes 15 cents may be achievable if growers accept that price. General opinion is mixed but many growers are accepting 14 cents or less.

Salem M L Jones Oregon Hopgrowers' Association

Campaign tour planned by ex-minister Carr from Chicago

Cuicano ex-minister to Denmark General F Carr will leave Chicago October 4 under the National Republican committee for a Pacific coast campaign tour. He will speak three times in Oregon and seven in Washington. Senator John Daly of Benton and Lincoln counties met officials in Salem to discuss educational matters and noted attendance at the state Agricultural college remains high after abolition of intercollegiate statutes. Hop picking in Lane county largely finished with Miller Bros yard remaining to complete next week. Mrs Ellen Montgomery wife of Sidney Montgomery Creswell died September 28 at 57. Funeral at How e cemetery Sunday September 30.

Cuicano F. Carr Denmark Chicago National Republican Committee Pacific Coast Oregon Washington Salem Journal John Daly Benton Lincoln State Agricultural College Lane County Miller Bros T D Linton Ellen Montgomery Sidney Montgomery Creswell Howe Cemetery

Attachment for You and Courtroom Courting Quip

A humorous tale opens with a deputy sheriff delivering an “attachment” to a widow who jokes about courtship. In city news, merchants report excellent trade as farmers and shopkeepers visit. Portland bankers Durkee and Druggist Wallace return from the McKenzie trip. Trout fishing yields hundreds of fine catches. Ashland and Medford note social visits and a Eugene University trajectory. Otto Gilstrap from Eugene arrives in Medford as a traveling representative for the Imperial Reference Library Association.

Durkee Wallace Portland McKenzie Toney Medford Otto Gilstrap Eugene Eugene Daily Register Imperial Reference Library Association Ggotieman The Mai

Salem hops market steadies as buyers push for 14 cent price

The Salem Statesman reports market resistance to an expected drop with dealers attempting to bear the market while some offer 14 cents and bids as low as 12 cents. Exports already contracted at 14 cents, and a Salem dealer even shipped a lot at that price. London traders eye 14 cents and up, but only early samples have arrived as baling starts, delaying full shipment for days.

Salem Statesman East Europe Salem United States Erade Bitger London

Court House Items Mortgage and Real Estate Transfers

Court notices list mortgage details and real estate transfers including Harvey Simon to Alice Simon 50 acres in tp 204673 w with $1. Transfers include Vinson to Mackie 0 acres in tp 20 ar 3 ow, Scott to Brows 2 acres in tp 17ers w with $1, Brown to Scott 120 acres in tp [far dw] with $1, Bobberson to Hadley 80 acres in ty Ser] w with $160. Also Taylor to Gar route 5 312 acres in tp 2ler 3w with $1. White 524 acres in tp lar 2w with $20. Patterson to Lizzie Thompson 20x60 feet in Eugene with $2250. Stock brand by W H Maley of Junction: letter S in a circle. MARRIAGE LICENSE: JA Merryman and Mavel Wynne. PROBATE COURT: estate of Herman Petersdorf, petition for letters of administration, appraised value $500. Heirs Clara, Adolf, Walter, and sister in Nebraska. J D Cox named administrator. bonds $1000. Louis Schwader guardian with bond $1000.

Harvey Simmone Alice Herman Petersdorf Clara Auolf Walter Nebraska J D Cox Louis Schwader W Willisme

Quarterly Inspection of Local National Guard Passes

The regular quarterly inspection at Armory Hall under Col Ge on Yuran of the Fourth Regiment praised Company A led by Capt Huston and Capt Williams, with Adjutant Yoran commanding the Fourth Regiment band, noting a very creditable muster and the regiment as well drilled and equipped for a peaceable state.

National Guard Armory Hall Geon Yuran RS Huston JM Williams Dfe Yoran Yoran

Grand officers elected at La Grande assembly

Estaunts Tempan records the election of grand officers at La Grande. F A Moore of Salem as GC W T Wright of Union as D GC F E Allen of Albany as GG LN Roney of Eugene as CG George Hill of Portland as SW FC Perrine of Salem as J W BG Whitehouse as treasurer in Portland J F Robinson as G R Eugene CU Alger as P Ashland F J Miller as G 3 B Albany V Cooper as 4 B Portland AM Knapp as W Portland TO Taylor as 8 Pendleton

Estaunts Tempan la Grande A Moore Salem T Wright Union E Allen Albany LN Roney Eugene George Hill Portland FC Perrine Whitehouse F Robinson CU Alger Ashland J Miller Cooper AM Knapp Taylor Pendleton

Corvallis Finders Profit From Polk County Hopyards

About 200 Corvallis residents toiled in Polk county hopyards with nearly all returning home. Average picker profits ran about two dollars, with set earnings around fifteen to sixteen dollars, placing Corvallis cashouts well above three thousand eight hundred. Total earnings for Corvallis pickers in all yards are estimated between five thousand and six thousand. One family cleared over ninety dollars, Lilly yard paid out over sixteen hundred largely to Corvallis workers, and King yard disbursed twelve dollars to local pickers.

Corvallis Polk County Pole County Lilly Yard King Yard

City Council Cancels Contract For Streets Work

An Eugene city council special meeting dealt with the Densmore & Fuller contract to lay 3000 yards of crushed rock at 80 cents per yard. Only 1196 yards were laid and $600 paid. $556.90 remains. Laborers’ claims were considered, with a plan to hand $356.50 to the city attorney to pay laborers if contractors surrender the contract. Discussion of switching to screened gravel at 55 cents per yard was postponed. City Attorney Stevens says laborers’ claims can cover about 65 percent of the amount due.

Eugene Messrs Densmore & Fuller Harris Osburn Roney Peter White Stevens Isorera

Mrs Eddy Visits Concord State Fair on Governor’s Day

Rev Mary Baker Eddy, founder of Christian Science, was guest of Concord’s Governor’s Day at the State Fair. She rode in a victoria with an escort through the track, acknowledged by 10,000 spectators. Authorities praised her health and public spirit while noting her limited public appearances.

Concorp Mary Baker Eddy Concord Rolling Hanna Boston Mre Eddy Spm Victoria Soarahal Hollins Mra Christian Science

Bryan Club Meeting and Campaign Plans in Lane County

The Bryan Club held a regular session in the court room with officers present. Hon JD Matlock and JG Stevenson spoke. Dr Sharples, though absent, indicated potential future address and support for Bryan. Committee chairs were named and work outlined for an active Lane County campaign. 22 members signed, total 108. Elsewhere Rev H G Templeton of Westminster Presbyterian recovers from illness and hopes to resume duties soon after postponed wedding plans.

JD Matlock JG Stevenson Dr Sharples Gen. Palmer Wm J Bryan Walton F M Wiikina E. R Skipworth L Bilyeu A J Pickard E Btevena L H Patterson Webster Kinesid Lane County Qorre Inn Oregonian H G Templeton Westminster Presbyterian Church Tenth Weidler Streets Browneville Templeton

Mill Worker Struck by Flying Wood Block

Beavisep Ur Johoox of the Midgley planing mill was hit in the abdomen by a block of wood from a rip saw. He lay unconscious for several minutes and was described as sore but not seriously hurt.

Beavisep Ur Johoox Midgley

Porto Ricans Seek University Education At Chicago

President Harper of the University of Chicago received a letter from Mo G Bumbaugh Porto Rico Commissioner of Education asking if poor Porto Rican youth aged 14 to 20 can attend the university without expense. The board will consider at its next meeting. The government would cover transportation to New York if other costs are provided while studying in the United States.

Chicago Harper University of Chicago Mo G Bumbaugh Porto Rico Goodenpeed Board of Trustees United States New York

May Erect A MILL

Brownsville Times reports rumors that the Calapooia and Blue River Mill and Mining Company plans a 10 stamp mill on the Poorman quartz claim in spring. Poorman is seen as a leading mine in the Blue River district with tunnels completed. Stock is locally held with interest from Albany Salem Portland Eugene and other places.

Brownsville Calapooia & Blue River Mill & Mining Company Poorman Blige River Albany Salem Portland Eugene

Hops harvest progresses with weather favors quality

Salem Journal notes hops picking finishing in river yards and later in the hills. Rain caused little damage and growers expect good quality hops. Market not opened yet. by next Saturday likely only half the crop baled. Some sales at 12 to 14 cents. brewers hopeful for around 16 cents delivery, otherwise growers expect around 12 cents.

Squire Farrar Salem

Lawful Fence Provisions and Local News Bits

Oregon code outlines fence types and heights for lawful enclosures and barbed wire standards in western counties. Pensioner Henry M Wagner receives $16 monthly for Philippines service injuries. New patent for a bank balance sheet reference is gaining traction in Oregon banks. A Newbury Graphic note reports Fred Jackson’s move to state university and Palmer Ayers shipping crops. Joe Klein returns from Portland with news of his sick child needing months of care.

Cottage Grove Henry M Wagner H Clry Evans Philippines Wagner L H Johnson Eugene Loan and Bavings Bank Glass & Prudhomme Portland Oregon Johnson

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