Auction of mining claims in Lane County Oregon
Lane County Sheriff L Own posts notice of sale for real and mining claims to satisfy a judgment from 1908. The sale on September 24, 1909, will offer the Atwella lode, Crede No 2 lode, Lone Star lode, Treasure Consolidated Quarter, and related mining properties in the Blue River and Mine River districts. Several claims are described with locations, record volumes, and ownership by Treasure Gold Mining Company Limited and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulneult & Line
Oregon
Jemmie Tilitette
Billy
Abel
Judas
Lothar
Meath
Lane County
Edward Jede
Hiue River
Blue River
State of
Lone Star
HB. Nickels
Mine River
Lane
Riceburg Land Offices
State of Oregon
Lin Tr
Minine Ey
Hee ON
Notice of Sheriff Sale on Earcation Case in Lane County
A sheriff sale notice reports the 1909 execution against Cottage Crowe Manufacturing Company partners Jones Vo Co London and Henry Kerr. It states judgment for $826.07 plus costs, recorded March 16 1909, and orders sale of defendants real property in Lane County Oregon. Sale set for October 4 1909 at 9 AM to 4 PM, at the county courthouse south west door, cash with redemption. Sheriff R. I. Brown signs the notice dated September 1 1909.
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Eacd
County Gael
State of
Oregon
Moon
Eugene
Lane County
L.own
and Jones
VOC
London
Henry Kerr
Cottage Trove Manufacturing Company
Deissen Lumber Company
Parathon
Pp Jones
Vo Co Lomion
Henry Fiecher
Cottage Crowe Manufacturing Company
U. S
Wes Northwest
W. M
Insane County
Brown
Summons in Lane County Court Against Leavitt
Astok Hraunt files a case against B D Leavitt in Oregon Lane County Circuit Court. The defendant is ordered to appear and answer within six weeks of first publication or face default consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
State of Oregon
Lane Astok
Plaintifé
B.D
Leavitt
Quieting Title Suit In Lane County Oregon
Plaintiff seeks a court decree declaring ownership of the southeast quarter of Section 36 Township 18 South Range 6 West Willamette Meridian Lane County Oregon and to quiet title against Oregon & California Railroad Company George C Beebe and Wilkey Rickman. Publication by order of Judge L Harris in Eugene Weekly Guard begins July 29 1909 for six weeks. FH Greenman attorney for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamette
Lane County
Oregon
Eugene Weekly Guard
L. Harris
Walton & Ness
Oredital
Sant Heavis
Willamette Meridian
L. T. Harria
Udge
Circuit Court of
State of
Jane
FH. Greenman
Harriman Relapse Dims Wall Street Opening Trading
Reports of Harriman's condition sparked declines in Harriman stock and broader market weakness. Opening prices fell from one to five and a half points, with the unsettled tone persisting through the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harriman
Good grain yield on McFadden's farm near Junction City
Howard threshed 1200 bushels of wheat 650 bushels of oats and 359 bushels of barley from 40 acres on Judge W S McFadden's farm near Junction City last week. If anyone can beat the judge farming let us hear from.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BF. Howard
Judge W
McFadden
Junction City
Real Estate Transfers Reported Across Multiple Parcels
A long list of real estate transfers during the period shows numerous transactions: Franks, McClung, Beott, and Huddleston ad to Eugene, various parcels in Blair Blairdon, Springfield, Cottage Grove, and Eugene with prices ranging from 10 to 4200 dollars. Several United States patents and large land tracts are noted, including 80 acres in section 19, and numerous lots, blocks, and tracts across Blair, Washburne, and Fairmount areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Abstract Company
Fred G. Stickela
Bee
W. J. Bushnell
Frank
Jas. Huddlestons
Eugene
N. Frances
Jas. McClung
Rh. F. Beott
Samuel Alderman
E. B. Dean
Clark & Washburne
Springfield
Charles B. Bruneau
Marion Veateh
Long & Landers
Cottage Grove
Clara L. Saunders
L. E. Girton
Blair
Frank Reisner
J. W. Barnes
Frank McMaster
Maggie E. Breeding
Fairmount
United States
Wm. J. Bushnell
R. Bow
Harriet A. Nye
Emma Jane Barrett
Millrace
Ralph Blanchard
Kirkman K. Robinson
Jas
Huddleston
Elizabeth M. Stewart
H. C. Darby
Elias Stewart
Earl McNutter
Henry M. Stewart
FP. Gardner
John L. Gardner
Blair Street
Wm. Polders
Elmer E. Mink
Skinner's
Et Ux
A. F. Schultz
O. K. Bullard
Parkerson & Quimby’s
A. Washburne
Damon FE. Stinson
Washburne
Ira P. Young
Lota K
Clarke & Washburne’s
Springfield Man. & Inv. Co
Johanna Schwarzschild
Sppringfield
Arthur P. Glason
Rose G. Osburn
S.r
Elizabeth Shultz
George Schultz
Roswell T. Clevenger
Eugene H. Pearson
G. Walter Milligan
Thos. A. Nesbitt
Nathan B. Standish
Cheshire
Alex T. Cockerline
Virginia
Carik
Kimworthe
John Kestley
F. A. Post
Geo
Reed
H. C. Snider
Grose Ad
I. Circle
H. C. Neal
KH. F. Scott's Ad To Eugene, $16. J.C. Dalm
Hiele Johansen
Charlies Rivett
W. W. Calkins
Rasmussen
Elmer E. Kepner
Kelly
James Horn
Ida M. Hogue
Oliver G. Andrews
Sidney Stickles
Whitney
Emily F. Stevens
Katherine Bennett
Mand Kerns
F. L. Chambers
S. R
J. A. Ebbert
Mary Brattain
Geo. W. Bureh
Edwin Slayton
A. H. Harding
Nellie J. Campbell
Asa Slayter
Welby Stevens
Harold J. Glasou
Arthur Glasou
Body of murdered girl identified in Detroit case
The body found in a sack in Brecorde Creek has been identified as Miss Mabel Hillman of Ann Arbor, daughter of a policeman's widow.
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Detroit
Eecorde Creek
Mabel Hillman
Ann Arbor
New Life Pills touted as amazing cure all
Rush news highlights Dr. Kin s New Life Pills claimed to cure sour stomach constipation indigestion biliousness Jamaica sick headache chills and malaise with a 25 cent price. The county clerk reports Chas Hyland admitted March 5 1905 at the state insane asylum returned after a ten day leave on August 31 and Nellie Lewis admitted November 13 1908 granted six months leave September 1 in the care of her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kins
W. A. Kuykendall
State Insane Asylum
Chas, Hyland
Lane County
Nellie Lewis
Springfield Hump Vision Draws Sprint Debate
The Albany Democrat notes whispers that Springfield may gain a humps or slope that could influence Eugene sprint prospects, though the paper does not endorse the guess. Local readers weigh potential effects on racing outcomes and community plans amid speculation.
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Albany
Springfield
Eugene
Marriages Reported in Eugene and Surrounding Areas 1909
A series of marriage notices from Eugene and vicinity lists couples wed in August and September 1909. Names include Alex Maill of Dorena and Louise Miller of Springfield. Sidney B. Smith and Kathleen Shumate. Edward G. Vogt and Eunice P. McCrady. Lilla Howard and H. B. Rhodes. Frank A. Root and Huby Thatcher. J W Thompson and Rilla Dells. Clergy officiants include Rev. Kellema, Rev. Hammond, Rev. McCalum, Rev. E J Emmons, Rev. Trimble, and Rev. J S McCallum. They plan to reside locally after the ceremonies.
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Kellema
Eugene
Alex Ma
Dorena
Louise Miller
Springfield
N. B. Standish
West Fifth
Washington Strets
Edward G. Vogt
Eunice P. "McCrady
McCalum
North Jefferson Street
M. E. Parsonage
Frank A. Root
Huby Thatcher
D. H. Trimble
Christian Parsonage
J. W. Thompson
Swiss minister to U S once represented Switzerland in Japan
Dr Panui Iitter, Switzerland's new minister to the United States, has previously served as envoy to Japan and was presented to President Taft during Taft's visit to Tokyo two years ago, reflecting ongoing diplomacy between Switzerland and the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panui Iitter
Switzerland
United States
Japan
Taft
Scripps McRae League to Oversee Future Wedding News
John P. Scripps of San Diego and Miss Edith McRae of Detroit will wed at the bride’s parents home on September 8. E. W. Scripps, father of the groom, and Milton A. McRae, father of the bride, head the Scripps McRae League of newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Scripps
San Diego
Cal
Edith McRae
Detroit
E. W. Scripps
Milton A. MccRae
Scripps-McRae League
Colts to Meet Maroons at Midway Park Next Sunday
The Eugene Colts duel the Portland Maroons at Midway Park next Sunday. The Maroons are among Portland’s top semi pro teams, and the game is billed as one of the season’s best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway Park
Eugene Colts
Portland Maroons
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
A letters page promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments. Lena V. Henry of Adrian Georgia testifies the remedy helped her avoid surgery and regain health. The ad cites displacements inflammation ulceration fibroid tumors irregularities backache and nervous prostration. A request for confidential advice to Mrs Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian, Ga
Lydia E Pinkham
Lena V. Henry
Adrian
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wheat market summaries and local mill reopening plan
The report records Chicago wheat prices for September and December contracts and notes changes in Tacoma and Portland markets. It also states that the C. A. Smith Lumber and Manufacturing Company will reopen the old Bay City mill at Marshfield within a month, creating about 150 jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Smith Lumber & Manufacturing Company
Bay City
Marshfield
Fool killer to visit town after revolver incident
Independence Enterprise reports Frank W. Mulkey at the hop yard allowed his son to handle a 22 calibre revolver. Cartridges were removed and left on a table. Alone, the boy found the ammo, loaded the revolver, and fired at his sister, striking her in the cheek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Frank W. Mulkey
Hop Yard
Mexican Express Begins Service On National Lines
With a capital of 1 900 000 dollars, 15 percent held by the Mexican government and the remainder by E H Harriman and Wells Fargo associates, the Mexican Express company started operations today on the National railways of Mexico.
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E. H. Harriman
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Ke. Bald
Stanleys Price Cutters
Willamette St
Davidson Bros
Tkk
Shtrrife
Wall Street
Wm. F. Osburn
Aileen E. Hartley
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
S P. m
Sidney B. Smith
Kathleen Shumate
P. K. Hammond
Thurston
Lilla Howard
H. B. Rhodes
E. J. Emmons
Paul Ritter
Lydia E.pinkham
Chicago
Tacoma
Bluestem
Club
Red
Portland
Parke Davis
Merck
Squibb
Bowers Drug Co
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