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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1903

Page

4

Road Supervisors Hold Over in Polk County Case

Judge R P Boise at an adjourned circuit term ruled that road supervisors elected in June 1902 may hold over until January 1 1904. The Kirkpatrick Middleton suit tested whether 1903 laws repealed 1901 acts and vacated road supervisor offices. The decision upholds Middleton as duly elected, with no authority to appoint before 1904.

Polk County BEC Kirkpatrick Middleton Polk County Justice Court Costa Hoise

Ten Dollar-Weekly Clerk Guilty of Theft in New York

A clerk earning ten dollars a week who handled large sums for a New York block broker was caught stealing and arrested after stealing about 88. The piece questions whether low pay and high temptation are fair and argues compensation should reflect responsibility.

New York

Threshing, Hoppickleg Resume as Crops Lag

Junction City notes threshing and hoppickleg restart Monday with grain crops still housed. Tartlett pears are abundant while peaches remain scarce. Cascara bark prices fell from 2 cents to 1 1/4, disappointing holders. Epworth League at Methodist church elected officers and resumes activity after summer break. Officers named: President Dr. G. F. Parks, secretary L. Fraer, treasurer Miss Nina Snell, with several new members joining.

Junction City Epworth League of the Methodist Church G. F. Parks L. Fraer Nina Snell

List of Unclaimed Letters at Eugene Post Office

Unclaimed mail for names including Anderson A, Hall J F, Bean Fred, Chase G T, Caylor E, Getz Mose, Haley Lizzie, Horn Mia, J C Jones, May Keller, Hypnotist Laden Mathew, Lemkpster Henry, Loonie Jennie, Mosher Wallace, Miller Clara, Nelson W W, Neet George, Pentealion Johnnie, Pollock B A, Raymond Ethel, Stucke David, Theimer Wim, Weiss Paul, with instructions to callers to state when advertised.

Timber Holders Organize In Oregon Pool Plan

About fifty timber claim holders from Crook and Klamath counties and Albany met at Linn Engine Company No. 2 to form a pooling agreement. They will not sell outside the pool and aim to consolidate over 100 claim interests. Market prospects are expected to improve as they align their mutual timber stakes.

Crook Klamath Counties Albany Hall of Linn Engine Company

Seventeenth annual Grand Commandery conclave in Albany

The seventeenth annual conclave of the Grand Commandery of Oregon will be held in Albany on September 2. A large gathering of Templars from across the state is anticipated. Albany Commandery has formed committees for entertainment and reception, and the Order of Eastern Star will assist in hosting the visitors.

Grand Commandery K. T Oregon Albany Order of Eastern Star

Great Agency Claims Fulton Compounds Cure Kidney Disease

A garbled 19th century advertisement touts Fulton Compounds as a cure for chronic kidney disease. It describes patient recoveries, physician approvals, and police attestations, claiming widespread efficacy and urging readers to seek the remedy through Linn Drug Co. The piece cites a Mr Pell and cites multiple doctors and authorities to support the claim.

Record Hop Yard Yield Sets County Benchmark

George A. Dorris of Springfield reports a hop yard yield of 14,000 pounds from five acres, averaging 2,800 pounds per acre. The yard, comprising ten to twelve acres, is viewed as among the county's best and foreman predicts the full yard will meet or exceed this level, with some acres yielding about 200 pounds. Dorris expects the record may stand globally for some time.

George A. Dorris Springfield Dorris

County Allowances Ledger For September

County officers and staff listed with salaries and disbursements for September. Includes paupers' supplies, medical aid, commissioners, sheriff deputies, clerk, treasurer, school superintendent, janitor, ferrymen, surveyor, assessor, insane asylum examinations, teachers certificates, light and fuel, jail, courthouse work, tax sale certificates, and tax refunds. Amounts shown for each item and person.

H. K. Kincaid Smales Geo. F. Craw Fred Fisk H. L. Bown Bammond U. Lee F. L. Gibbe Denony J. D. Hanlin M. A. Slayter D. Ccs Gubeetalinstens Wm. Miller W. M. Sherman Court House T. W. Hatria W. H. Elliott Wood

Local notice fragment from Verbena ad reads odds and ends

Fragmentary OCR hints a small Alabama notice listing names and costs, mentioning F. A. Gall of Verbena and W. L. Delano, with stray letters and numbers suggesting a price or fee in cents and a case reference.

F. A. Gall Verbena Ala Wing W. L. Delano Drag

Real Estate Transfers and Mining Locations Across Bohemia District

Court Rouse lists transfers and filings including Alf and Elsie Walker to North Fairview Mining Co and others across Bohemia district. It notes lots, acres, and patents involving Morrison, Melton, Collingwood, Debrick, and Weber families with prices or patent status. also marriage licenses for W A McMillan and Emily Neal, and a stock brand by Geo W Norris. Mining locations include Charles P Wright locating Gold Hog No 2 in Blue River and Revenue Mining Co locating Conlin claim.

Alf Elsie A. Walker North Fairview Mining Company Pairview Dirigo Harris Bohemia G. W. Lovg Louisa Leonard Georgetown Malcom Maggie M. Morrison Loren C. Anderson F. E W. E. Boren Magee W. A. McMillan Emily N. Neal W. J. Mulkey Irvin C. Stanwood Florence Landerking Ready Witness Geo. W. Norris Charles P. Wright Blue River District The Revenue Mining Company Conlin

Wilkinson’s Horseshoeing and Blacksmithing Ad

J. H. Wilkinson offers horseshoeing and blacksmith services just back of Pratt and Heller’s shop behind the courthouse. Recalled old shop location remains the same for quick work and reliable results.

J. H. Wilkinson Bouce Pratt & Heller

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Otel de Smallel Fac Smile R. P. Boise Post Office Department Interior Department Iladian Bureau Treasury Roosevelt United States Thomas Jefferson Theodore Roosevelt Jefferson Louisana Territory University of Virginia Grover Cleveland White House Tom Roech Russell Sage Americas France Bears Castoria Epworth League Eugene J. L. Page P. M Fulton Compounds Lacie Coast Macutt Company Secood Sod Folsom San Frege Sigian Pell Jorges San Frecesco Bis Chremie Fulton Aires Breretsee Linn Drug Co., Fugere Geo. A. Dorris BE. Bowen W. H. Eaton Grant Hendicks Co. M. Collier Depty D. P. Burton S. J. Wilson Pr. KE Selover M. D W. Kuykendall F. W. Prentice Board of Prisoners Sia Noah Gross Preston & Hales A. E. Wheeler C. J. Cox Eliza Collingwood Charles Ii Proske Henry Kathleen B. Melton Favuie E. Johnson Creswell Johenna Wiedemann Alfred Johnson Skinner U.S William Ferris John and Louise Debrick Mary Henry C. Weber S100. Co. & C. RR Shaw Joseph Schomus Walter A. Hartung Peter C. Hansen Herng the Eureka Harness Oil Doid Standard Oil New England Watch Co Waterbery, Conn Chicago State Normal Schoo Monmouth, Oregon V. Butler E. D. Ressler Prey J.B. V. Traluig Ian New Operativ Business College Portland Salem Frpcisco F. S. Haroun L. L.D Pres Eugene Or University OF Oregon School OF Music Eugene, Oregon I. M. Glen, Dean College of Literature College of Science and Engineering University Academy School of Law School of Medicine New England W W Martin N. T. Wilson J. W. Quackenbush & Son East Ninth Street Second Southern Oregon District Agricultural Society Bangs’ Park Willamette Valley
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