cnr-AND COUNTY.
BRIBP MEXTIOS.
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Vol AriDrnoxAi tecAU lit aorroRUa not.
Pay the printer.
Drummer abundant
Th county is filling up,
All kind of gram nUi for tale at A GolJ.
mlUV
Jeieey LUy glassware. A regular beauty at
Ellison's.
Comma Coaecil meet Monday evening
I Daaa'e Ball
8aow kai already Mien at Priueville,
Crook eoanty.
Dry goods something new. till and see
,the at Friendly'.
Thepubllo school i again open and to a
flourishing eonUlllon.
'There i a foil let of Mil Holme' novel
at MoCornaok k Collier'.
Prepare for a rainy Sunday by gutting a
.(adatary at McCornack t Collier'.
Tka Hook aad Ladder Co hat removed
ikair apparatus Into their neef quarters.
Goldsmith dellvere groceries immediately al
ia kaiag bought with hi own conveyance.
.. Thai X L Stora will pay the highest
''market prion for all kind of hide and fan.
MeConiaOt aad Collier have just received a
arga Invoice of echool book and school tup-
There
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be no more public skating at
Laa' HalL Club may leaaa it at reasonable
:raW" ;
,;. Several Intemting communications crowded
'out of thi issue. They will appear next
weak. '
Tka ejrealati in of the C.u.vkD ia rapidly
Jaereasiag. AdvertiW hould make a liute
"aftki.
Workmen are bniily engaged building the
eminUr for tb new bank. It will U of black
a-alaut, , .
' "ir 8 H Friendly ha Just received the Isr
ael t a voice of carpet aver brought to Eucene
City. Give him a eell,
Tka largest and finest lot of gent, boy
and yeath chithing and nnderwair, juit
received at Friendly'.
A cross walk fM been laid . across
Willamette (tract between lioldamith' and
Robinson' (tore.
. Mr Julia Simpson, formerly tho wife of
Ham 8impeon, will oou be married to Judge
Bristow, of Oysterville, W T.
Th regular mating of the W C T U will
'4 held aa next Wednesday at 3 P M.' in the
base-swat ei th Presbyterian church. ' ,.
' 'Mr 0 P Tompkins, of Albany, ha Worn
discharged from the Insane aylum. Ha will
leave for '.ha Eastern State ihortly.
:. "Mr. G Bettman received a dispatch from
" Voctlaad Wednesday that one of lii children
waa ill with thi acarlet lever.' lie went biluw
Thursday. ....'- ( '
Dr J W Watt will speak at tha M E
Church next Tneeday and Thursday eve
aingC eommeaoing at 7 o'clock, on the sub
jaet of temperance.
Wa will send tb.Qe.iRD free for one year
,4Vt"0' whe illeiid ns live new uh
.a'eriber aoetmpanied with the cull at th
'rat af $2.50 per annum for each,
' Finely executed eihinot bust portrait will
be mad at Winter' for $4 50 per dnxen'
it alun of no dozen or more, until Christ
' mat, . A reduction made on larger order.
' Make ap your clubs. ...
At a meetlnc of E H and L Co No 1, held
at Dunn's Hall, Monday evening, Frank Stew
waa elected a member of the company.
A committee wa also appolnte I to m-iko ar
' tangemeata for the housing of the apparatus. .
I would be phased to meet all persons wish
' ittf U Join a singing school.Saturday.Nov 17th,
at S o'clock p m, at th Emscopil school house.
Thi antic u for the children a wU a for the
oliier people.aa I intend orniiinj two clawo.
I bop there will be a good attendance.
Miss Cuii AicnRfw. .
Aiapnrifier, Ayer's Panwparilla ats di
rectly aad promptly A "ingle bot'Jo will
prov it merit. M.tny thenan U of tipU
are yearly saved from danzoroua fever by tlie I
eiercUeof a little timely ear in properly
cleansing the system by the 'use ol this reme
dy. - . Personal.
Mr Joel Ware is quite ill.
. Mr Hen Owen i in Portland.
Mr A J Babh, of Prinevllle, arrived in
Eugeaa Monday.
Hon John WhiteaVer and Marion Msrtia
wet In Eugene yesterday.
Mr J R Yates, of Iron, who aome tim
tiao went East ha returned hoae,
ws M W,8 Humphrey) of th Rose burg Bank,
' laa baesi ia town several day! thi weak,
Mr Edgar McClure, of the Junction public
edtool, aa been visiting in town this week.
Mr McCarty and Miss Kittle Smith, of
Seise City, I T, are in thi city visiting rela
tive aad friends.
Mr Frank Coleman, th Eos tern Oregon
'oow boy," aa returned here. Frank b in
the beet of health.
Mr Geo Cregg, advertising agent for the
firm el J 0 Ayer A Co, of Lowell, Mail,
mad thi office a visit this week .
'"MrJT Gregg, Connty School Soperin
i Wad ant wf Marion eonaty, paid thi office a
pleaeant viait oo day thi week.
' ' The wife el Rev Mr Marvin lef t aa a visit
. I the Eastern- State Tuesday. Mr Marvin
Mwetopaoiad ker a far aa Portland.
Mr Geo Humphrey, Sheriff of Linn nn
if, Wa ia Eugene Uat Taeaday. He cam
ia March of tb boy murderer, Finlayeoa,
. Vlt foe ad that he bad gone northward.
. . fr Wealey Sbanaoa went to Portland,
Tharaday, to meet Mr Shannon, who U ei
pectod to arrive la that oity Satarday mora
mg via the Korthera Pacific, from Indiana,
. . whither aba went oa th Pioneer Fxcnrsion.
To the Public
... A3 farmer having empty beer keg be
' loogiag o the Eageae City, Rrewery, ar re-
eniilid to retnra the eaaae immediately, a
fra k tvgeot need of the aama.
a M. Vev.
Circuit Court
Th Circuit Court fur Lint county convened
at the Court House, ia thi city, Monday
morning at 10 A. L
Officer Preaent-Judg R. & Bean, Prose
cuting Attorney K, G. Hunb, ShsriS J. 1L
Campbell, County Clerk Juel War. The
Court appointed the fallowing bailiffs: Aaron
Lynch, Wm Bogart and M S Wallia.
The following are the namea of the grand
jury: John Kelly, foreman, J C Wallace, T B
Cannon, H G.Hadloy, Cbaa Lauer and 0 U
Renfew. The grand jury found only two
indictment an I were diachirgad Tuesday
morning. '
The following is the disposal of th docket;
htat of Oregon Vs J If Dickinson; assault
with a dangerous weapon Not guilty.
BY Howard va V Krati etal; to settle
partnership, J E Fentoa appointed refer to
tak testimony. '
Clara M llaer et al, v Thomas Mulholland
t al; partition. Report of re fore oonfiruitd.
E W Whipple and Oro vs O Robluson; to
recover money. Settled.
C E Chris man v J B Underwood et al; coa
Urination. Settled.
Board of School Land Commiiiioner vs
Wm HolUndworth; foreclosure. Settled.
E W Whipple and Bros vs Huff and Robia
son; to reoover money. Settled.
E W Whipple and Bros v A C Huff; to re
oover money. Settled.
M 0 Eitchey et al v JosUh Craig t al;
partition suit. Cause submitted.
F A Cbenoweth v The Murray et al; fore
closure. Cause submitted and reserved fur
further argument
W S McFadden and "J Lau2blin vs Ellen
Murray et al; suit for partition. Sam.
S H Crow et al ra L Salomon et al; suit t
partition. 1 C Bruc appointed referee in
stead of Jaraee Huffman, and cause continued.
B Brenner vs A Wechenhe imer and Damou
Smith; confirmation. Sale confirmed.
A I Kicklin v Estate of John Thompson,
deceased; appeal. Changed to Linn county.
Harriett L Chlohester v M W MoMurrv;
for leave to issue execution. Leave granted.
W R Drury et al v John Drury etal; suit
for partition. Deere of partition and for sals.
Hovey, Humphrey and Co v J W Dougher
ty and wife; foreclosure. Default and decree
for $3,000.25 and 3U0 for attorney fee.
C W Murphy vs J H Bond nd 0 D Clark;
suit to recover money.- Continued.
New England Mortgage Security Co vs
Caleb Davis et al; foreclosur. Settled and
dismissed.
M J Allen vs J W Allen; divorce.-Decree
granted.
L W M.ttipiu v L'LMiupin; divorce. Con
tinued Hovey, Humphrey and Co vs J W. Dougher
ty; to recover inouey. Judgment and order
for sale of attached property.
W 8 Humphrey vs J V Dotiiherty et al;
foreclosure. Default and decree of foreclosure.
J It Robbins and Son vs A J 1) urlow; to r
coVcf money. Judgment as prajed for.
A Coolride v H C Morgan; .to recover
money. Settled. ' . : , '
Laue County Mercantile Association vs A
,V H iru; t recover moucy. Di-fault and
jud'.tneiitfor J07.
Sarah F Hyman vs T J Mndsly; to recover
moil. Default and judgment for S-Jt.50.
W H lUydcn et al vs W W Piper et al; suit
for partition.' Granted. A G Hovey appoint
ed sole referee. '
(K-orje William vs R Doty; to reoover
money Default and judgment for fli'42 and
intereKt and $300 attorney fee.
M M Kill v Lydia J I'axton anl S 7. Pax
ton; foreclosure, Cause referred to F W Fen
ton to report testimony. "
A W Pattcnon vs L M Thomuton et al; for
specific performance. Deere as prayed for in
complaint ' '
Euina VVird vs Samuel Ward, suit for
di force. (i ranter I.
Lt'M Ainielation vs Orren Brownson; to
recovw money. Default and judmsut for
fill
L C M Awxiition v J R Purkerson; to re
cover money. Settled.
Ladd and B ili vs A M Tbomton; to recover
money. Set tleil.
Minnie Clit v A Clltj tlit for divorce. De
cree granted. .
Sinuel Ward vs Alfred Wilson; to recover
money. Dismissed at plaintiff's cost
Daniel Smith vs fl H Eristo et al; fort
closure. Settled.
Ann E IVindexter v W C Lee; to recover
mi'ney, Judgment of non-suit for plaintiff.
' Lucretia MoMurry v M W McUurray; for
leav to Issue execution! On trial.
Ijoilis Salomon vs J A iiushneU; to recover
monev. Continued for further argument.
M H Harlow v W A Potter; to reoover
money. Continued. .
Oregonian K K Co vs H L Thompson! for
right of way. Continued for ervice,
New Egland Mortgage Co v Geo M Whit
nev; foreclosure. Continued.
Wilderming and Co v H C Barrett; to l
eovsr money. Settled,
Chesher Itamt.
Cbxir, Nov. 7, '.883.
Gam plentiful -
Lane Ddckworth ha moved to Elk Prai
ie. Wm Lackey ha moved on the place known
a the String farm.
A F Booker thi year raised ovor 1300
beada of nice cabbage.
Ja Cheaher ha traded hi mountain
ranch to Uncle Jimmy Taylor.
The Sinslaw wagon road i again open to
travel a far dosvn as Beecher rock.
Geo Hale killed a black bear last Thurs
day; it Weixhed, when dreased, 200 lb.
Mr Geo Shults recently lost bis fine (tall
oa, Capt 8Jigard, fnin an over feed of
wheat,
Levi f allman last week killed three deer
before breakfast and it wa nut a good day
for deer either.
A certain nn'g choo1 teacher of thi
neigliborbood, it i rumored, will hortly
commit matrimony.
Th nmtraoted meeting Juried oa at oor
ifool h.s by Kev Mr Roberto, wa wU
atlemlwl ooasiderini th bad weather.
Hettrt Tallman and Duckworth went to
Lak tree Is one day thi week after talmoa.
The ran ia Urge and the flih are of aa ex
tra qaality.
TCn)h aa 8 foot over shot water
wheel which i ran by a pring branch.
With thi power be a wood, turn bis
eriad atone ad eborns; it work admirably:
8 JaT Evi Sea.
Junction City Iterrli.
Not 8, 1S32.
Joha Wortman hat bid good -by t to Jane
tion.
Prof Campbell' achool it again tn running
order. . .
Who it Georg Dabbell? Echo autwr
hot beat.
Junction polled 63 vote ia the election
list Monday.
W H liaber hat bougtil about 10,000 bosh
sis of wheat lately. t
It U expected that thblio acbool will
commeuce again neit Monday,
Several of Juuctiou'i prminnt men went
tn Eugene thi week to attend court
Hon R K. Hay tried to reorgauix the
giauge association her a few day ago.
Member of th old council can be eea
on the street corner eonsuliug each other ea
t icir misfortune.
The "Bran ch Houses" in Junction will be
clocsj on Sunday nnder tht nw aluiiuistra-
tion. So th new eonuilinn ay
Bird dog are in demand. Thuet having
such property find it neseuuy to be on tht
lookout or they will lose their caniues.
o. n.
' Cottage Qrove Items..'
MOM OUR trKCIAL CORRaXrOMPRKT.
Nov. 7.18S3.
frost and ice here oa the 3d and 4th.
The protracted meeting (till go oof
Mr A J Barlow went south yesterday to
join her husband.
Mr Frank Carey and family ar visiting
relative aud frieuds here.
Mr C II Wallace ha moved to Mr Tho
Elder' ranch, about ono mil west of thi
place.
Mr Hubert Carey i moving iuto hi resi
dence here in town, anil is going to work at
hit trade blacksmithing again. ,
Mr Natty Martin had the tuisfortun to
loose a valuable loug winded hound, by be
ing overtaken by the exprem train last Sat.
arday. Hi wiud failed bira a tb train
pissed ever hi mangled body.
Arix.
Attempted Highway Robbery
On last Tuesilay night near Cottage Grnv
Posy Veatch, whil on bis way bom Ironi
church wa ordtred to throw w hi band by
torus unknown perjitm coining from the brush
cloee by, which he refused to do, at the am
tim drawing hi pistol and both commenced
shooting, the fimt shut of the robber cutting
nut the button hoi of Mr Veatch overcoat,
Veatch thought this a pretty close call but
stood firm and fired a (hot at the robber, who
responded by firing another, but missing his
aim tried it a,uiu and his pistol suappxl, when
Veatch turned loose ou bim-yith iw.i mors
shot making hlirt hunt his Way Into th
brush. Should the party be foUnd h will likely
be found ln.wkingaip a tree for breath.
LOCAL MARKET REPORT.
LatoiEaa o Cotx We have received
another Urge ear of corn. Thi tim our old
friend, Mr Joha Bailey briag tort sm ear
feanafSJ grata
Kioine, Nov. 9, X8SX
Wheat -8"88 eta o brd car.
Oats-JO c'.( eti . T fj ;
Hop lli to 17 ct per Mi. .
8ide-a
Ham-l.V? lC, , -
Shoulders- 10li
Butter-30f3j:l
Egs 39 uU ier dot ' ' )
Potatoes -!Wo per bushel.
List or AtroRNKY. Tlw following
attorne)- have been in atiendan.t upftn th
Cirouit Court held in this place during th
past week I R S Strahn and L It Moktayn,
Albany; John Burnett and John Kelsay, Cor-
vallU; W D Feuton, Irtfayutt; N L Butler,
Dallas; Posecuting AtUvrtey Hursh, Roee-
buw; Judge R 8 Bean, Geo B Dorria, J J
Walton, Li JJilynu, Ueo o wasnourne, j ai
Uixl.in. Geo A Dorris. J K Fenton. F W Fen-
ton. T J Smith and H C Humphrey, Eucene;
VV W Tbuver ami W M llolinss, rorllanil; A
J Babb, Prineville.
Installatiok. The following officer of
Butt Lodge, No 3G7, IOGT, wore in-
tailed last Saturday evening, the third iuit,
by E 0 Potter, Lodge Deputy; A 0 Con-
ait, W C T; Oiie Walton, R H S) Mary
Bonnett, L H S; Loo Kush, W V T J E
Houston, Sec; Anrelia Huinos, A S) Geo
Smith, F S; Geo Midgley, T; F Itoaanner, C
Bertha Conk, M; E 0 Pottur, D M; Ah
Babb, I G; J W Clark, 0 0; Josie Smith, P
V C T. Report how 147 member.
'
Holidat Boox.-Th Post Office, Book
Stor has just received one of the best (sleeted
stock of books soluble for -the holiday evr
brought to thi city. W would advise those
wishing to purchase a present for a friend to
give the Post Othoe Book Store a call, and
purchase a nice book.
LxWCrr ApPoihtmu.'sT. Dr Watt will
lecture on Temperance in this oonnty at th
following times aud places l Junction, Nov
12th and 13thi'Eugene City, Hth and 13th;
(ringlk'ld, l7tli and 18th; (ioshen, 19th;
Cresswell, 20th and 21st; Cottage Grove,
22dnd23di
Ji'DOMBXT.-Dr G H Davi, who wa ued
by Mis C M Wood, in Multnomah county,
for breach of promise, waa mulcted in the sum
of II.0U0. We learn that Dr. Davi ha been
arrested and committed to jail for attempting
to leav tn State.
Circuit Cocbt. The Circuit 'Court ' will
adjourn tday. Th case of th Stat vs Bart
Irtt, acooesd of laroenr from a dwelling bouse,
ha beea tried twice, the jury disagreeing ea
the first trial and ar bow out on the eofmd.
Pool or Hon. W are informed that a
pool of 800 bale of bop ar io tb war
boaae in Eugene, which wUl be eoU a too)
a tb owner eaa reaUm a pria Whit if
atiafactory.
Fim Potatob. Mr J as Urger baa left
a thi office a aew Variety of potatoes ealled
the Kentncky Ho Cat On of th pot
mm nearly ten inchee ia length.
MARRlxa -At Pleasant Hill, Lao Bounty,
Org, by Elder Wileey, Mr Henry Mat
thew and Mis M Pervine. The newly wed
ded couple have the beat wish al tb Guard.
Married.-No i, 1833, by J B Eltlsoo, J
P, at bi office ia Eageae City, J L Pbura
a-l Aana MeCoQam, '
County Court, s
raosuTieoDRft '
Tb probate court met at tb Cottrt Hoots,
Monday, Not 6th, 18SS. Preaent! Judge
Church, Commissioner Stephens and Ytatch,
Sheriff CampUU and Clerk War.
Ia the matter of the guardianship of C M
and Dick Vanderwtrt, minor; ordered that J
J Vanderwtrt be appointed guardian.
Ia the matter of the estate of Paul Brattaln,
dsceamdj ordered that J O Brattaln be ap
pointed administrator nt the estate, and that
kagivtabondof 19,000. '
lathe matter ol guardianship of Alonso,
Emma aad Eva Applegate, mines heir of Ja
ApplegaU, deceased; sal confirmed.
COMMIMIOHIM COURT.
Th CommbaIonr Court mat at th Court
nous Wednesday, Nov f th, 1883. Present:
Judge Church, Commissioners Stephens and
Veatch, Sheriff Campbell and ClerM War.
At till tim J E Morris, Justice uf th
Peace for Fl.sreno precinct, filed hi resign
ti, whereupon th earn wa accepted,
In th matter of the application of R M
Richardson for chang of road on hi own
premises. Tb Court appointed R B Hay,
W W U In ton awl Gtorg Brown viewsrs, and
Geo' A Dorris Surveyor, and set th 12th day
of November, 1S33 for viewing of th earn.
Ia th matter of the application of Arthur
Noble and other for tb location of a county
road or county roads. It it ordered that J W
Parka, C D Sander and. Abaalo-n Reufro be
appointed viewers, and Geo A Dorris 8ur
,' end that thy meet on the 18th day of
aUvember.
Ja th matter of th application of Presley
Cotnrgy and -other for chang of county road.
It I ordered Ay th Court that said change of
road aa surveyed and viswsd be and th same
i hereby declared as a public highway.
(Th remaiadw et the Commissioners Court
proceedings will appear asiVweek. EiJ
Junction City Election,
junction City held it annual election last
Tuesdsy, which resulted a follows)
CODNCtLMIM,
J A BashnelL 44
John BUw 47
K P Cald etl ' 43
B L Hondriokt 41
Wm Cnnunint... 47
W 8 Lee 41
F W Foleoin 38
J as Hoffman.., 33
laaao Sander...... ' .....31
W H Hoffman. 37
; ' TKIAflCRKR.
J M BeeU , i.82
RRCORPKR
John W8tarr...
W M I'itney....
-t
..JO
MARHIUU
WmRinker....
Ja A Csstecl..
...48
...36
The first four named Councilman ran on
the Teople', tickot, aud the other ou the
Citiien' ticket, and th Rrst named for
Marshal and Recorder were also od tht Peo'
pls'l ticket. Mr Beebe' nam wit upon
both tk'kcts. flighty-four rote were taat.
tmithfietd Item.
SsllfttflRLD, Nov 6, 1883.
' Die.1, very suddenly, Oct fifth, infant
daughter of J A and M B Gibson; aged 4
mouths. 1 '
Th sound of th Worn . U not beard any
hmire sine th lit of Nor, but th sound of
th (hot gan has doubled, aud the geese
know it.
Th Sniithfield Sporting Club hat hsulod
off fur a whil. Th following i the cor
iif their o .litest Saturday, Oat 27th t
0 W Gilwrn... 0 0 1 1 0 1 I 1 1 1-7
.Tssi BJ-s..... 1 0 1 1 1 0 I 0 I 0-
Tho Gibson -0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1-A
Chas It de. 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 1-A
Frank Fratos 110111011 18
J AGibsoii 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 01-7
Geo Beck and S W Harpo'e were absent
Nov 3d the following aeon wa made, only
three members of th olub. being present:
Gen Gibson 1 110 11110 0-7
J Gibson 1 10000101 0-1
J as Bales 1 0 0 10 11111-7
Rfoular.
; 4 Grand Jury's Final Report
In th Circuit Coort, of tb 8tt of Oie
gon, for th County of Line. In th matter of
th dual report of th Grand Jay for th
November term 1883, of taid Court, oomes
now th Grand Jury and mak th following
final report; That w have examined the
various county buildings and office of (aid
county, and find them all in good condition
and well kept, bat find bat there i a groat
defieiancy in th eocomroodatio afforded by
the water closet for the public la attend
ance on court or oonnty business, and would
thrfor oiDhatically recommend that de
cent and com mod ion water oloeete be
erected on the Court House nremiiM, and
woald particularly call the attention of the
County Court thereto.
JOHN KELLY,
... 1 . - Foreman of Grand J my
' ' 1 Thanktgiving Proclamation.
Btati or Orioom, 1
Exrcctivr OrricR, V
Salxu, Nov. 6. 1883. )
In accordance with a long established cu
tomTend In eonfarmano with the recommen
dation of the Presiden. of the UniUd SUtee,
I, Z F Mood, Oovernof of tb 8UU of Ore
gon, would recommend' that Thuis-lay, th
plh day of November, 18&J, be observed, by
all dtUans of tht Stat a a day of praise and
tksMiksvivmg to th Supreme Ruler of the
universe for th many Hearing vouchsafed to
oa during th past year; and would further
recommend that all serular pursuit d ras
nvnilad nuin that itav. and that Our tssonl r-
aort to their nsoml aad respective place of
woranip lor tn purptewe Herein m inrui.
Z. Y. MooDT,
Governor.
Atteetl
JL P. Ear ART, Secretary of State.
. Tay Heme.
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Nov. 1 1881
Mr Albert Horn purohaasd forty-en ftsad
f fheep recently.
Tb new house uf Mr Tboe Warner will not
be finished aatii next Bummer.
Mr M A Simmon and Mis K Parker Lav
beea viaitlntT near here for aom time
Mm A B Noble has offered 810 for the aoafp
of th coyote that has been killing bef sheep.
Tb weather U, omewhat moist, but it i
very acceptable, a our farmer bare bem
praying for lain for mm tim. .
I Prt ltfit,
peal Ettat Traneactiont W OtteM.
s-awsmaml
) W Geary to1C Cummin, landYeonsldera-
Uii3,ooa
JW Mahoa lo A SUnlt, JHcrs;oon
li.ooa
P W Folsom to Sarah E White, lot la Junc
tion; eon 8128.
J S Montgomery to C Amos, 320 acres; eon
C B Stewart to Ira Hawley, 40 acre; eoa
8m
M Kelly to S A K Irk, land; eon 82,500.
SRBrookitdJ K Sturtevant, 273 acre;
oong'jO.
T J Kettnsr to Johh T Taylor, land; f 15.
J W Vaughn to W R and H B Yancy, ISO
acres; eon gdOOt
EPColsinautdSt John Skinner, 103 acres;
83,000.
A Lurch to S B Knot, 20 acrsl; obn 8100.
Gtorg Humphrey to H 0 Humphrey, lot
in Eugene; eon 83.
E V Judklni it al to A M Osburn, land; ood
11,550;
Jo4 MoCoroack to S A Warntck, lot In Eu-
genet eon tlU
N J Fitch to WM Rraahaw, lot la Engen;
con 82,200i
Geo Washburn1 id 0 W WashbOrne, 40
acres; eon sWOt
0 R Robinion to It It Chance) land; eon
1.200. , .
U C Humphrey to V M Rlsdvni lot in Eu
gene; con 8100,
Liixl MoComiao to T O Hendricksi tint-
sixth interest In lot In Eugene; con 8500.
C F and Lliii MoCornae to T G Hendricks,
one-sixth Interest In lota In Eugene; eon 8T0O.
Cbaa Lauer to A T k A M, No 11, lot in
Eugeu; con 8790.
J W Vaughn to D Hamblin, land; con
629.
J A Jean to Geo A Brown, SC3 ear; con
8i,08a
H R Polly to M Z Brookir, 63 acres; eon
891.
U D Parker to S H Norman, lot in Junc
tion; con 1700.
T H Elder to R 8 Cathsy, lot ia Cottage
Grove; oon 300,
M and R Bauoom to J W Calhoon, 80
acre; eoa $290,
F Bony to W H Bony, land; eon f 1..
Ja Bouy to W V Bony, Jand; oon fl .
Ja Hickman to W W Bony, land) eon
$112.
H W Bouy to 1 Bony, land) oon fl,.
600.
John Poay W Bony, land eon f 1.
CeoE Lyo to W 8 Nickeraoo, lot In
Springfield; eon 100.
A W Gibson to T U Mounts, 83 acre; eon
I76Y
Phoebe B Kinaey to Mary Drake, lot io
Eugene; ron $210.
J K. Wiseman to J M Kitchen, lot in
Irving; eon $300.
J R Wiseman to J C Yat,Uud oon $330.
Laura J Lakln to J E Houstoni lot in Eu-
gen oon $300.
E A Jadkiu to T C Judkin. land) con
$1,200.
Martha Powell, adai to 8 J Duinao, 0
acre) $78.
W W Bin) to to Htnfy Mtlow, 10 aore
eon $1. - -
W A rower to J F owcrt, 30 acres eoa
$900.
TPBonytoWWB. y, land; eon $1.
W J J Soott to John 1 Scott, 160 aoree;
con $1.
HOP Linley to J F Kirk, hod; eon
$000. ,
B V Power et al to Mary Boiler, 100
acre; eon $1.
J P Chesher to J and C Taylor, land; oon
$3,300. .
Ja and John Taylor to J' P Chesher, 321
aores; oon $4,800.
II Bundy to E C Huff, land oon $200.
John Robiiiatt to J W Franklin, 48 acrs;
con tMO. ,
St Joha Skinner et al to T W Shtltoo,
land; eon $1.
E A Judkioe to J II Moor, 80 aores eon
$223.
8 N Howard to Ira Allen, 820 acre) eoa
$2,000.
B 3 Pangra st al to Harriett t PtDgra, lot
in Springfield) oon $200.
Sam'l Meek to D T Oak, 160 acres) eon
$960.
Bute to II B Polly, 61 acre) oon $122
8 C Johnson to J X Sturtevant, land; con
860.
8 Jenkins, R B Hay et al, to H O F
Umley, S84 acre) eon $1,500.
Bute to C E RratUin, 160 acres; eon $320.
D 8 Lyl to N B Lyle, Undi ono $700.
J V Bowdon to J W Bowdso, 120 acre;
$000.
E W Whippl k Bro to J 8 Martin, leaae;
oon $90.
F J Peterson to N B Lyl, 120 acre) eon
$120.
St John Skinner etal to J B Harris, land
eon $1.
Margaret Miller to Geo M Miller, power
of attorney.
N Swaggart to N E Salvester, land) eoa
$3,600.
D O Gay to L W Gay, land: ooa $300.
RuU to J C Brattain. ICO acres; eon $320.
R K ashler to 0 P Hoff, mte ia Irving) oon
11M
H W Wright to W W Cathcartj powr of
attorney.
The Game Law. '
Daring th pact week we have received
many ioquiri eoneerning the game Iw, in
relation to th killing of ioer, therefore we
publish the section referring to th protect
ion of deer as paaeed by tb Legislates at
iU temiua ia 1882:
Sictiom 1. Evory person who thall with'
la th Stat of Oregon, between the let day
of November in each year and th 1st day of
July of th following year, bant, pwrane,
take, kill or dretrov any male deer et back.
hall be guilty of a miedemeanor, Evry
neraoa who shall, betwtta tb 1st of ana
are and tha let f Asiinst BBrrae. boat.
tike, kHt or ileetmy any female W or doe,
shall be gvilty of a misdemeanor. Every
nereon who. after th paaaitf of this lac.
shall kill anv (Dotted fawa. aliall be guilty
of miadsnieanor. Every perton who, after
th Dasssue of thi act, tr a'l Uk. klU or
destroy suy mal or female deer at any time,
Mi.Irss the caruaa 01 toco auimai ia ea or
arMcrved by th penoa (laying it, or ia sold
trr food, is guilty 4 a mi4eaMaaor
. t
I5TATF, -UNIVERSITi
Wi umn devoted to-tfi Interest of thi
Ldilrean and Kutaxlaa Literary Societies; aai
th SUU Unlyerslty.
McCLUki....;
,.EbITR,
Brief home.
Sdm of the itudsuts oow make thru? way
to and from tchool on bicyoleal
Th oarpet and stov which batonged to
th ocicties, hv been told to the Regent;
A lady of last Jear'i graduating claae wa
teen not long since drivlog a ipaa of mule
through one of the principal lireeU of tbl
city.
On Monday and Tumdajr of last week iLs3
rooms of th University were redolent with
the delicate perfume of carbolic acid aad
Other disinfectant.
A eaucu wa held last wek by th "little
boy" before the regular corporation .meat
ing took place; They ndntluated I full tick,
et, and are Very jubilant over having leeied
it
Th vessel on Which th Brattain boy!
Wert expected to arrive ha mad it appear
aooe. W bop th voyage ha not beea a
stormy on and th tailing oo th hurricane
deck pleasant ,
Scarlet fover mad quit an excitement ia
school last week, although there are only
three cose among th itddent iod all sit
these are doing well. Th excitement ie
about oternbw. ,
Don't anybody think that W 0 Tiylor'a
absence from th University last wtek wM
canted by visit to Attori a tome' 0lid
insinuate. He did not attend tchool od ao-
oonnt of the illness of hit lister witn oar1st
fever.
Last week there was no debate, at tht
corporation meeting was held at 3 o'clock
p m, the usual hour for the tocioty to he
called to order, to th question to be eon .
tiered, "Resolved, That th next Preeidea
tial election sheuld be a Republican victory,"
wa postponed nntil th next Friday.
Th question for debate one week hne
is, "Retolved, That th eonduot of Warrea
HastingS in Iudia, was not justifiabla."
Leadcf on afllrmatiye, Suaie Moore) eel.
league Jennie MoClitre, Maud fuffa aad
March) onlteagne-Ida Ftttflftodj otafy
Bonnett and Ida llendrick.
When th ttove-pipe io Prof Stnitiir
room cam unjointed th other day, it re
minded ai of tht time honored recitation,
"Tb Directors' Visit," and w wondered if
him of our worthy Regent would not tooa
appear to reprimand the Profossor for teach.
ing their ton and daughter to tay "Ioa
liebe, du liebst, er liobt."
We learn that th Laorean InUad to fire
iU open Hasina next week. Th question
Which thoV hive chosen ia, "Resolve!, that
th Mortgage Tat Law should be repealed."
The aftlnriatiV Will be repreieuted by Mre
01irr, MoGhee and L Davis) th aegative,
by Mr Bookman, Hill and II Johnaoa.
Yf ipsdt to listen to essay by Georg
Shinn abd W It Gbre to a dutikmltiott fa J
M Nevills. The Ipeakert aft all well known
and oo doiibt tht exercise will bt 8ry interesting.
Prof McCowa had tha opportunity of
howing ber ability at a teacher at th dlt
trict school torn days ago' in tht aoteob of
ont of tht teachers. It ia taid that evral
ouoils ot her dcDsrtinent. having formerly
observed th gouial ooun tenon c of Mi
MoCowo en her way to and from' (he Ual
vsrsity, were somewhat u'rprissd ai tht
item discipline with which ih maintained
the order of her tchool roonf. Lena ha
natural taleut asatoacher and W pct
in th near futtfre to tee her the eoterprl.
Ing presfdent of soinC of the moil i.mriah-
ing Institutloitt In our land.
The tnudst Corporation meeting wit
lsst wssk and th following officer Wtf
elected for th niuing year: Preeideut,
Frank Moore) Secretary, Ida Pattereon)
Treasurer, KJwin Totterj Trusteoe, Hr.
bert Johnson end Jennie McClure; Libra
rian, George Dunn Assistant Librarian,
Emily Bristol. At thit meeting there ea
considerable discussion aa to th best way to
tak car of th library now belonging to th
Ladrean and Eutaxian Societie. Sum
thought th best plan would be to give the
library over to the University where the
book could be kept without injury, other
thought that it would b much better to
keep th book where thry now trt, and ae
th dutie of th Librarian" tak a great deal
of hi time and care to pay him a salary.
After ort time had bvtn spent in consider
ing thi question th latter opinioa was
carried, Th number of book new cata
logued is aomething over 600 volumee, abotfl
200 of which are missing, some of these of
course ar irreparably lost, but we desire Ie
collect a many ot the, remaining one a we
san. Thoee who hare retained book be
longing to the library beyond the limited
time are requested to return thsitf ast aeeo
a possible. -
A Tragedy in one Act.'
tecne, Till HALL.
Enter Eutaxian, 1st choice Eutaxian, 11th
choice Eotsxian, , '
Eitaziam (to 1st choice E); f'Are yea
going to open session next weekf'
Istcuoict (tearfully). I hot ao
reaaoo(er) lorgoing..
Ectaxum (tolltb cbofce'E).' "Are yea
not going to open essiotf eitherf
IlthCiiOJeaE. (triompbnntfy.)r "0!y)
I'm going. I have an excellent reason (r)
forgoing.'1' (Angry glance pas between
1st choice and 11th choice, and curtain fall
to the sound of muffled itrutn and toRing
l)olU. ,
Chahoid HardR. Mr Mom Saioo la
disponed of hit saloon, including the build
ing and lot, to Mr J W WHson, late of Cor.
valiis. The new proprietor has added a Urge
afock ot liquors, eto, to th old stock, aad
I .teodato mak many improvement ia th
talooo. Mr 8xon goee to Whitman eoonty
to liv on hi farm and become ao hooeet
granger. Dayton, W T, Journal.