Bee rates made known on application in Oregon
The ARD in Eugene Oregon receives a notice that bee rates have been made known upon request.
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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1902
Page
1
The ARD in Eugene Oregon receives a notice that bee rates have been made known upon request.
Three sizable hops sales occurred in Eugene in the last days. Miller Bros sold to C L Fitch about 141 bates at roughly 21 cents per pound. Jacob Straussmaier selling near Springfield moved 187 bates to Phil Neis. W P Cheshire sold 200 bates to F E Dunn for 21 cents per pound.
Natron Sawmill promoter HD Wagnes tells GUARD the dam work on the slough log pond is nearing completion and flood-gate construction will start this week. The 14 foot high dam will allow 3,000,000 feet of logs to be stored. Mill building construction will begin soon.
President Roosevelt meets with Secretaries Moody Payne and Knox to push an early settlement of the coal miners strike. Attorney General Knox may be ordered to act under the anti-trust law as part of the strategy amid nationwide unrest.
Lam Lowe son of J H Lowe died at Seaburg on October 5 1902 from kidney troubles aged 17. Funeral held Monday with services noted in the local notice.
Horace McKinley timber dealer writes from Green River Hot Springs Washington that he is under physicians care at the resort and expects an operation to be performed at Portiana for appendicitis. The Nations Grand Army Encampment session includes John Ingham and RA Bartlett and wives of Eugene at the gathering.
Guard Sperial Service reports transfer of Coos Bay Roseburg and Eastern Railroad to the Great Central Railway Company. Survey stakes set for permanent lakes between Myrtle Point and Roseburg. H D Jerritt leads operations with surveyors from Marshfield to join field crews. Survey work progresses toward Rowe burz to Myrtle Point as planned.
Citizens from Fugene and the state packed the home and yard for funeral services amid heavy attendance yesterday for ex Governor John White. Reverend D E Loveridge led the rites as a quintet performed hymns in the Episcopal style.
Salem Journal reports fair market activity for hops with prices lifting toward 25 cents by season end. Nels predicts 25 cents before season’s end. Walter Bros offer 25 cents though unverified. TA Livealey offered Dr Fink of Dallas 25 cents Friday, noting Fink’s reputation for his blade edge fancy product and buyers valuing the name.
Idas Fields sues John Fields for divorce in Lane county circuit court alleging marriage in Lane county on October 5, 1895 and detailing grounds in her complaint. The action seeks dissolution of the marriage and related relief as appropriate under state law.
Rev D C Kellems of the Christian church conducted the funeral at Pleasant Hill on Sunday afternoon. Interment followed at Pleasant Hill cemetery. The deceased died Saturday night in Ashland. The community mourns the loss of an honest, industrious citizen.
A. Whittlesey of Portland father of Walter Whittlesey of the UK Economics department died in St Bundy afternoon after a brief illness. Walter arrived last Saturday to be with his father at his death. Charles Whittlesey was on a northbound train returning from San Francisco to attend the funeral.
Mise Bertha Slayter and others sang sweet hymns as a large procession accompanied by Knights Templar paid respects for the deceased. Governors, ex governors, and officials attended at Mason cemetery with pallbearers led by old associates. Numerous floral tributes and a solemn service marked the event amid a lengthy cortege and city ceremony.
At the home of WA Emmons in Orenweil on September 28 1902 Cloud L Suarth and Bedie D Emmons were married with Justice of the Peace J McDonald officiating.
Officials J Schmitt and Mixx Marion Wyatt Lower of Creaner preside at noon in the Pesce C A Wintermeier office. The Daily Guard Ort reports the proceeding will continue today and residents will remain at Oresweil under Wintermeier’s oversight.
The year old daughter of Mr and Mrs J T Usilowny died at the family home in Spencer near the morning. The burial was attended by a large circle of friends.
W H Baughman a well known Pleasant Hill resident died in Ashland at 10 30 Saturday night from typhoid fever. Funeral at Pleasant Hill cemetery Tuesday at 11 am. Born October 20 1847 in Wapello County Iowa he moved to Lane County in 1845 with his parents and married Lucetta Callison in 1870. They recently moved to Ashland with relatives mourning his loss.
At a board meeting of Lieclare of Kawene public schools measures governing student athletic groups were adopted. They require membership only for students in good standing, daily conduct checks by teachers, and school expulsions for disobedience. Participation is limited to those with continuous attendance and parental consent. all funds must be voluntary, and board directors control football affairs and discipline.
An 8 pound daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Al Terrell on Al der street as reported in local society notes.
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