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ffrtW AND COUNTY: "ufer MESITIOS. f0od dentistry go to Clark. - ... -,.r chicken to Bettruan'. MdWave endMooba coffee t Swift A 0 civ1 ition oo,y two frora r It ' . . trrm f the Urange tor ,4,,od.-omethingnew. Call and ee at Friendly . ... ph.tographs fioi-hKl neatly end ert.s jiJly at Wiutcr's. MrJohoRhiDehart U building aa Edi tion to hi paint shop. .ft highest cMhpri" will be paid for fur MdMdetthI XL Store. 1 Hue lino of silk plushe in all shade M4 grade at F B Dunn'. i full Manrtmont of ladies, and chil 4r4i underwar at Bettman,. 8m administratrix notice of tale of valu able property in another column. The largeat Htock of carpet, oil cloth and matting just received at Friendly, Irory, bone, re""' nd ce,Iu,(,w n0'11 knives at Luckey's. Elegant and cheap. Two excellent roomi to rent Inquire of Joshua J. Waltok. Senator Slater has the thanks of tl.i. office (or some very valuable Congressional docu menta. Don't forget to thosi elegant pocket kntvei and genuine meerschaum pipes at Luck ey'a drug store. The largest nd finest lot of gents, lwy Md yeuth clothing and underwear, just reeeived at Friendly'. Mr S H Friendly h just received the lar gest lavolc of carpet ever brought to Eugene City. Give him a call. Mr. John Rhinehart executed tome fine let tering on the window of Hendrick Eakin'e lank, one day thi week. All the Regent of the State University ap pointed by Gov Moidy have received their certificate of appoiuttnent. Those pocket knives and meerschaum pipes at Luckey's are berth good and tieautiful, and are aold at astonishingly low price. Ben Cox, who wa so seriously hurt by young Lawrence, in still Improving and the chance are good for hii recovery. In another column will be found the card of Mr Ed McCornack, who announce him self a a candidate for City Marahal. Mesin Renhaw Abrams aie talking of building a one etoty brick in their Willam ette atreet lot, during the coming Summer. On every grade of suitar, cither by the peiod or barrel, pri.-etn are reduced this day. Swift 4 Comm. Cocoanut Taffy Jumble Ciug.-r Snap, Banana Cakes, Palace Cake, Lemon IliicuiN and all kiudi of cracker at Swift Combs'. Sumo beautiful t-wn Us nicely located or sale cheap. Call early and get a Iwrnaiii. fiKO. M. MlLI.KH, Iteal Estate Agent. MrN J Taylor, deutist, i now prepared to remove all aching totli without pain, nod al nike all kind of plates. Oihoe in Waltou' new brick. Two' University students weru bandied roughly in laat Sunday' Mercury, on no count of the part they took in a tight b. tween two boys, Mr. Jame Bate inform us that he intend standing hi stallion at Rosehurg thin season. The horae ii one of thi heit Iree lers that has ever stood in thin pU re, and ha been largely patronized during tho past four year. Ayer's Hair Vigor itiniu'at the hair cells to healthy action, and promotes a vignrmt growth. It contains all Cat en be supplied to make the natural Imir beautiful and abund ant; keeps the scalp free from dandruff, pre vents the hair from becoming dry and harsh, nd makes it flexible and glossy. When the blond is loaded with impurities, nd move sluggishly in the veins, an alteia tive is needed, a tMs condition of the vital fluid cannot last lung without serious result. There is nothing bftter than Ayir' Sarsupar illa to purify the blood, and impart energy to the system. 1 Marshal's Report-Continued. The following is the improvement made in Eugene for the year commencing April 15, 1883 and ending April 13, 18S4: Mo residences built -5 A wage cost J' Total cost SoO.OOU No brick buildings erected a ' iota!.... y.JVruit cannery ,. 1 Abrams aider factory: capacity, 50 barrels eider per dyj fruit dryer, 300 bushel of r.nl .nd 9O0 huthcl DlutnS. r i - Number inhabitants within the city. 2,000. J. E. Attkbkry. Marshal. How Sold. Aletterfroiu Mr S H Friend lytoMrChai Lauer, dated at San Fran cisco, brings the information that Dr Patter son' and Mr Cooghill's hop have been sold at twenty cent per pound. Ten bales of the lot were rejected, while we re informed V ' t k wi.rt vim s-aa tent to examine 4m here,' rejected forty-livo bale. Quite TOW . difference. Focsd Guilty. The boy mnnlerer. Fin layson, who so wantonly killed hi grand mother some time since, was fmnd guilty of murder in the tint degree, at Albany last Thursday. He was granted a new trial by Judge Boise. Will Bcild. We are informed that Messrs Hendricks t Eakin and It K Hayes, have concluded t add another story to their brick buildings the coming Summer. Stats Taxes Paid. C-unty Treasurer Gray, one day this week, sent to the State Treasurer s check for f6,S0O, thebalauue of Laae County's taxes for this year. Fochd. A pair of spectacles was fiod last 8uuday on one of the street. The owner ea have the same by calling at this office. v Council Proceedings, Council Room, Euoeni City, March 14, 1884. Council met pursuant to adjournment Present Mayor Duun, Councilman Edrii, Campbell, Luckey, Coaser, Sloan Recorder and Marshal. Absent McClung. Minutes of last meeting read and ap proved. The following bill were read, approved and warrant ordered drawn ol the Treas urer for the several amounts: V McFarland, f 17 23; F M Wilkins, .8$; J B Stowell, $G 30; McClung k Johnson, CIO 23; T W Shelton, So (HI; 0 Berk with Son, WOO; C W NeUon, f2 00: A Goldsmith, $1 73; 8 A Ogdeii, $7 50; J E Attoberry, S3 00; JMS'oan, ltJ50; C Kelson, $2 00; Ou motion the bill of the jurors in the John Roberts cue was refTerred to the Fi nance committee. Uo motion a warrant for $242 was ordered drawn in favor of J E Atiebery for extra services, rendered during the first eloven months of the curreut year, in accordance with the Judiciary aud Street committees report: Aye Luckey, Kdrisj Conser, Sloan. Nays Campbell. On motiou the street committee was in structed to have the street west of the City Hull cleaned np. On motion the Chief Engineer was au thorized to have the hose rack arranged to proptrly dry the hose. On motio.. the Court House wa designa ted as the place of holding the Annual City Election. On motion J E Fenton, J N Goltra aud tiuo Co'lier were appoiuted Judges of the coming City election. The following bills were read and referred to Finance Committee : L S Gordon, $10 33; Robinson & Church, $4 70: J E Attebery, $10 00; K G Callison, $9 70- On motiou adjourned to meet on March 23.-ISS4. It. G. Callison, Recorder. Smithfield Items. March 7, 1884. Groi-.se have legan to hoot and the boys have be -an to shoot. The sweet musioof tho cojotes can be heard every niht Mr J T Rowland's new sign helps tho looks of Clay stre t considerable. Mr Geo Bryant lout a valuable young horse hy the l.ito horse disease. Mr J A Uibon' foot is well enough so that he can walk without crutches. The Dutchman's cow lost her bell last week; the boys would have been glad if he had not foun t it aguin. If G P Lemley was elected Director at the annua! vchool meeting, Daniel Smith's time having expired, Mr J F Kirk was re-elected Clerk, and Mr Ben Andrews will teach the actiool. Maivh 18, 1884. Farming a general business now. (ius .lenninjpi wss here a few days ago buy ing bogs. Mr Ben Cox has so far recovered a to be able to be moved home next week. All of Geo Carter' horses are sick with the horse disease (staggers.) Mr liyers has purchased a site for a store in this place, and will build a store house as soon as the lumber can be hauled. Died of scarlet fever, Geo Morhmiae, son of Daniel Morhouse, the rest of the family have been down with the same disease, but are fast recovering under the care of Dr Savage, of Junction. Rkgular, Irving Items. March 19, 1884. We still have the mumps here. O P Hoff paid Portland a flying visit this week. The recent showers have prevented the farm ers from sowing grain the last few days. The R R "o have built a new platform here which adds much to the convenience of passen ger and all concerned. The Grange meeting held here last Saturday was a success. Ther report having had an abundance of grub, and Grangers from all tart of the county to help eat it Only seventeen of the sporting fraternity assembled here last Saturday to test their kill in breaking glass ball and decide who was the beet man. AUtn Bond Jr, took the w. .iff " hv hrrtalrtnir ninA ItalU III nrct'lKiiin. The Club decided to shoot again on Satuntay, the 29th. Irvihoite. Lost Valley Items. March 13, 1884. Spring time. Croose are now booting; beware boy of toe game law. Mr John Guiley is at present working in the Dexter mill. Mi Ella Wrd and her brother Chatter returned to their home, from Eastern Oregon recently. Mr James Griffin, who ha been visiting relatives iu this section of the county, ha returned to his home iu Eastern Oregon. Mr E B Hunsaker, of Ashland, made a call ou relatives here. He retun.ed t his home on last Monday accompanied by Mr J M Parker, who will be absent several days. Ou last Saturday night two dog attacked a cow in the pasture of I) 8 Hunsaker and inflicted severe wounds. The dogs were killed. Ccsrrcx. Makried. In Spencer precinct, Lane county, Oregon, at the residence of B B Jeans, M-rch 12 1884, by David T McCoy, J P, Mr Jame Hiotoo and Mis Fanny Jeans. ,ounty Convention A Republican Convention for Lane coiaity is called to meet at the Court Hous in Eugene City, on Thursday, Apiil 22d, at U a in, for the purpose of nominating the following offi con: 1 Statu Senator; 4 Reprvntativea; County Judge; Clerk; Sheriff: Treasurer; J tJommisslonsin; Assessor; rtcnonl nuiMrliitenu ent; Surveyor, Coroner, and 10 In-ltgaU to attend the State Convention, to be held m Portland on the 30th day of April; a County Committee; and to transact such other bust- ness as may properly com before tli Conven tion. Primary meetings ti elect Delegatts to the t'ottnty Convention will tie new In eacn Dreciuct on Saturduv. Auril l'-Hh. Each pre cinct will be entitled to the following number of Delegates in the County Convention: South Kugeue II; Fall Creek .'.3 North Eugene 7'1'luaiaut Hill 2 Cottage li rove 0 Hsxle Dell I Springlield 7 Long Tom I Junction fl Lost Valley I Crusswell 4 Middle Fork 1 Irving 4 McKenrie 1 Camp Creek 3! Itichurds i I Florence .Spencer 1 Willamette 3 Cayote I Siualsw . ..I.Chesher I Mohawk 21 - Total 75 The above apportionment allows one dele gate fur every 13 votes and one for every 8 votes over 15 cast for the Republican candi date for Congress in 18S2, and each p reel not where ths number of votes was less than 8 is allowed oue delegate. J. W. McBke, Chairman. hern Ridge Items March 14, 1884. All kinds oi weather this week, , ... Mrs Ppencer Foster i quite lick Erasmus Woolridge has lost five head of horses. , Mr Win Purkeson has been quite sick for the past four weeks. W G Huikesou ha lost soother horse, which make four. Rumor says there will be a wedding on the Itidge after the April term of court. The Debating Club have decided to change their institution to a Literary Society Ladies are cordially invited to attend. At our annual school meeting W G tfurke- son was elected Clerk and l'ii (iibsnn, Jr, Director. The new director ha sent East for "school inarm." . ; Mr Newton Henbree, who ha been suff ering from a disease of her eyes, has gone to Portland to have them treated. We were pained to hear of tho death of MraCrabtree who was visiting relatives in the East. Mr Crabtree will return home soon. The socia hop at the residence of Mr Dickie was not very largely attended, on ao count of the rain. Those fiat braved the storm had quite an enjoyable time. Fkrk. Notice. At a regular meeting of the Board of Direct ors of ths L C M A. held in Eugene City March 12, 1884,a fuither payment was ordered of three per cent on the stock of said company, and at the sain meeting the Secretary, in con- n'"ii with Mr Geo S Washburne, attorney for the company, was empowered to sell notes accounts or assets of any kind of the company by the next regular meeting, 1 1 be held in Ku.'eue the second Wednesday in July, and all parties who may have auy claims against the aforesaid company are herehy notified to prat sent the same for adjustment on ur bef ire the ulwive date, as it is exacted th'it the business will then be finally closed. By order of the Board, Roscok Knox, Sec'y. An Explanation Wanted. Editor Guard, By what authority did the Council vote the Marshal the sum of 9-42, ai back pay? If our councilmen are ao liberal with the city's money, why not ote night- watchman Witter t o or three hundred dol lars, and Recorder Callison a couple of hun dred. '1 he majority of the people of Eugene, I think, condemn such unlawful proceeding I would like to have an explanation from the Council in regard to their action. A.NTI-ISACK rAT. Pioneers of Lane County. I propose to write a brief history of the first settlement of Lane county and the early pioneers. Any scrap of history, either concerning the early pioneers, their toil aud hardship 10 coining to or settling Lane county will be thankfully received. I desire to find the names of those who first settled Laua comity. The early J pioneers are most cordially invited to call either at my office or dwelling, and spend au hour or an in talking over the incident of the first settlement. If you cannot come to see me, pleate write a letter giving all the fact you can, a id give dates a near as you car.. Please call as soon as you can or send me a letter as early as possible. I de sire to present a brief outline of the history of l-ane county in my address before the Pioneer meeting iu June next. Joshua J. Waltom. Suit Aoainst Wells, Faroo & Co. The case of Ho Shot vs Wells, Fargo It Co. was on trial in the United States Circuit Cvirt t'dsweek with Judge Deady and a jury. Last'October Shot sont $100 to one Sadie Wil son at Eugene, and later tttOO to her at Al bany, which he alleges was paid by the He fendant to another -rson, anil that Miss Wil son did not get it. The suit wst brought to recover the money. The court found in favor of the defendant. Property Purchased: One day last week Mr Guft Hicketheir puro aaed of Mm Phoebe B Kinsey, seven acre ot land lying just west of the county road leading from Hudilleiton'a past the Blair farm, paying 1 1 00 per acre for the tame. A good price for unimproved farm land. Looeino ros a Tbuant Husband. The wife of Jim Himes, a former resident of .tfsjs city, passed through Eugano on the south' bound train Thursday, In search of her truant husband, wh is reported to be in Crescent City, Cal, livin? with another woman. Ptesbttert. The Presbyterian Synod met bsre but Monday and adjourned Thursday evening. About 25 ministers were in attend ance. A large amount of business was trans acted. Teuterance Meetino. Iher will be a meeting of the tempeience people of Eugene held at the Court House on Friday, March 28, at 7 JO o'clock for the purpnee of nominating t sndi lstes for the coming city election, . Republican County Conventio Dexter Items. Dexter, March 18, 1884, Wild flower are blooming. Mr J M Parker aud Master Fred, are visit la at Ashland. Mr Rob Williams and Gus Wsgnsr have rented the saw mill Mr II S Ward drove to market this week a nice lot of stall fed cattle. Mr H S Hanna left for The Dalles on Mon day, leaving his family here. h Mr A L Roney Lt a valuable horse last week, from sating poisouow lark spiv, w sup pose. Mis C E MoBee will teach the school at Tay; Miss M E Handsaker, at Rush Islsnd; and Mr O W N.rris, at Big Prairie. Mr Win Preston, of Eugene, and brother, Mr E B Hunsaker, a merchant at Ashland, paid the "old folks at home" a flying visit re cently. Mr H was ou hi way home from Portland, when he had been buying goods. Fssil for stock is rery scarce at the Big PrasjU, and some cattle have died. This is caused by the sever fire that ragtd there last Fall, destroying much range, also a number of barn filled with hay. The eitixen hereabout are lot at all pleased at the very plcaynnlsh actio of our County pbmmlstaMT Court, whea requested to ap- ripriate son of our surplus funds to assist building , bridge aortas Lost Creek. We do a4 see any propriety it being so very liberal in paj-bjfe! ijioniand j dollars to build bridges In some parts of the county, where It will benefit but a few, and be so parsimonious when4he same favor is asked to benefit the nmBy-' M.A.S. Junction City Items. March 20, 1884. Business dull. Sunshine aud shower. Dave Houston i visiting friends in town. Two sewing machine agont in town the first of the week. Ed Baber is talking of going east of the mountains. Dr T W 8helton, ot Eugene, is down on professions! business. W H labr's family have recovered from the scarlet feyer. '"Tom Sloffitt expect to leave for Willow Creek Eastern Oregon, in a few days. Elder Michael of the M E Church, South, held the quarterly conference in thi plat e last Saturday aud Sunday. He left for Crawfordsville ou Tueiday. Mr and Mr Cumi.iin lost their ynunatst child last Saturday morning by scarlet fever. The other children are very sick with the same disease. Mr Bush, of tho Home Mutual Insurance Company, was in town the first of the week, looking after the interests of his company. Khv C A Woolev organized a lodge of The Order qf Chosen Friends in this place last Saturday evening. The lodge opeued with about twenty members. U. II. Direct From the New Mines. We have been permitted to copy the fid- lowing from a letter written by Mr Milt McMurry to a frienn in this city, dated at Eigle City, I T, March 13, 1884: , InVSiow fs' sTx" feet ' deep here, and no prospecting i being dime, nor have I seen any gold dust taken out of the the mines although I haye been here several week. There are twenty aaloon. here, and more gambling than I ever aaw anywhere. There is only on busiuess house iu camp that doe not sell whisky. No shooting scrape has occurred yet, but a liberal display of lire arms may be seen daily. Wages are high for mechanics; I am receiving 17 per day car pentering. Provision are scarce in camp, a they have to be brought over the trail on UmU by men, at a coat of about 30 cent per peuud. The following are the prices of a few articles: r lour, 1 5 per 50 lbs; bacon, 40 ct por lb; baking powders, af per uau; salt 33i ots per lb; jellies, $1 25 per lb. No one has any ou inesa here who doe not have plenty of money, leu iririni not to come here at present, a they can do no prospecting for some time. The first paper was printed here yesterday, and every thing is exsger- ated to an alarming extent. 11 ' ' Cottage Grove Items. v ROM OUR SPECIAL COKttEHPONDKNT. March U, 1884. Weather vory unsettled sunshine, raiu and snow at intervals. Messrs CD and Grant Osburn, of Eugene, have been in town this week. Miss Mav Parsons, of Crssswell, waa visit ing herf ister, Mr tt W Veatch, Saturday aud Sunday last. Misses Anna Underwood and Mary Mo- Cornack have been secured to teach the public school at ttiis place; school to begin the 24th. A lire crowd was gathered at the City Hall last Thursday eveuing to hear the debate between Mr A J Babu and Mr Win Allen, but were sorely disappointed, as Mr Allen failed .. k. ihn mn.u4Hiintlv .Ur lUbli had it all his own way. The eutfiage element did not appear to be very wring, as ouiy one woman responded to bis call, when he asked all who in v.ttA I., riiui to thsir fftut. and onlv F lOl.m- ...n - - ----- j about half a dozen men were infaverof women voting. Bather discouraging, was it not: Arix. Removed. Mr R F Baker has moved his tailor shop over the Grange store, and is prepsred to do all kind of work in hi line at reasonable prices, tie ha the tiuest lot of samples ever brought to this city. Don't give your unlet to fia Fraocieoo humbug tailors, wlieii yuu can gut first-class work dim at bo.no al less prices. Atthctiom Ladies. We would call the at' Uutlon of the ladies of Eugene to the new stock of goods just received at Mrs Fitch's store. The stock includes all ' kiitda of ladle underware, fine silk handkerchies, end, a com plete liue of uoods suitstble for xuUdren nd infants, etc If you want good? at low prices give Mi Fitch a calL Meetinu or A aTt-iioNOPoiT. The Anti. M ououoluU of Lane county will hold, a meeting at the Court House, in Eugene, Sat' nnl.v Msn h 29. 18)4. at I o'clock p m. All . . .. .. . II.... ..i .... .11 AUtl-aioUopllllsm, regani.ensi oi w ulitiual amliatiou a respectfully invited attend. By order of the Committee for to Lane dmuty. pwcorK'of, FsvfttfiT. Personal. The luformer and great Constitutional law yer, who ha accumulated such a large (?) for tun from his lucrative (?) practice, write a card in last week' Jounul.attacklng the editor of thi paper, and defending hi own action' in having "Old Chris'' arrested. In th (list place h says th law must b upheld. W heartily agree with him, but to arrest aa ignor ant old man forth sake of making a few dollar "blood money," i ooutemptioh) and reprehensible. Now to test hi assertioa that Kaegle was guiltly ot th chvge, w hereby o!Ter either Ceo M Miller, Walter Coekswn, Vf W Crdwli or either of the two Indian sum monad before tb Court, t20 who will make an oath before Clerk Ware that h saw Kaegle give or si II an Indian whisky at the time and dace charged. Of course the natural oonclus on of many is thnt Chris wasuuiltv hactii he so plead before Judge Deady, but wo cin in form ail that lie was only induce' I to do so alter much aiKiuuoiit bv Mr Win lL-inlmw, who could not (war th sL'ht of set-iiu t:i unfortu nate old German suffering in a filthy dungeon, although he believed bim inuocent. lt the inforra-r et al, make an oath before Clerk Ware if they dare. He also says we are the friend of the criminal We can truthfully say that since the informer h.j hwa acting aa deputy pnnecuting attorney lor tnls cmtii'y u has done all be Could iu their behalf, by his able (?) argument before the bar. Furthrr on he accuses us of being devoid of all mtmlity. We will suy fi, tin connection that we never "skinned" out f,ini Independence leaving sundry bills unaid, nor have we lieen guilty of making chargm, which the record on tile in the County Clerk's oltice will dischme to the curious, that are damnable, and could only be made by one wuose iu rahty has reached a Vry low stag. Wi uever furnished an Indian whiskey, will the Informer make an oath that he never han? Ha accuse us of b ing an hiuoramus! Those that have heard the Inform er make a plea before any Court will have a correct understanding; of that term. Ohl what "cheek." The reason that Chris was arrested and dragged to Portland was because the In forinir had the idea that he coull make a few dollars "blood money," anil nothing would be said, but he has found out to his sorrow that the old harmless German has ten friends to his one. What person Is there in town who would advance the Informer 125 to keep him from be ing thrown in jail? We apologize to our read eis for having bestowed any space whatever upon a creature without a reputation, When we used the word "maliciously," we simply meant that the arrest was made for the side purpose of receiving a few dollar of "blood money." We still bold the same opinion. Fruit Cannery. The question having been asked by some of our farmer, on account of matters which have recently happened, whether or not the canning of fruit will continue to be followed in Eugene, the editor of thi paper can as sure them that he i in possession of in for inatiou, which he consider reliable, that if the right kind of fruit are produced, that the enterprise will under no circumstanoe 1 be allowed to cease. It must be born in mind however, that not all kinds of fruit are desirable or even admissible. For in stance, in cherries, whilst the Duke varieties are delicious, yet they are not capable of bearing transportation and those of the Bigereau and Black Republican varieties are the best, and such as the Royal Ann, Yel low Spanish, etc. Also among plums, the Little Damson, aud others of the same kind are of little or no vuluu either to dry or to can, but you waut a largo meaty, and when pitted, a free-stone fruit, such a the peach and Columbia, and when not pitted but ilried as prunes, the Petite de Agen, Fellen- berg or Ituliau Prune, and the Silver Prune or Coe' Golden Drop. There i nothing to be gained by having too great a yariety, but have those kinds that wil come in success ion, and each the best of the season. Farm ers aud orchanlists will, to a great extent, have to dry their own fruits, aud those that are to be canned, sell to the factories. , i Latham Items. Latham, March 20, 1884. Mr J 0 Johnson was iu Latham yesterday. Miss Zieber, formerly of Portlaud, is visit ing Mrs Coinstock, Mr Lane went to Eugene Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs Coffin. Stock is doiug well out on the hills, as feed is said to be getting good. Mr Geo M Hawley and wife, of Cress. well, visited at Mr Ira Hawley' this week. Mr Sid Vaughn in company with Mr Ba. r S ert, ha goue beaver hunting on Row river. Mr Wra Quinley, of California, who for merly resided in Link Hollow, is visiting his Uncle, Mr jTTurpin. When will our Commissioners realize our wants, and grant us bridge ou th Coast Fork State road? School district No Gl has secured Mis Ida Taylor a teacher, and district No 75 Miss Alice Shortridge. M r. W Crnhh ha had the misfortune (?) t u .iu klml hound. Anv n rson uivinif to the whereabout of this aiiimul or returning the same to the owner, will no doubt be liberally rewaroou. O. Municipal Reform. March 16, 1884. En Citt Guard. As a taxpayer and voter of Eugene, I wish to publicly object to the Common Council voting money to the Marshal or any other officer for service never per formed. Mr Attebery ha held the office of Marshal for several years to the satisfaction of your correspondent, who has voted for him steadily, but when the custodians of the city money, without authority of law, vote Lack salary grab, I am compelled to criticise all concerned. On of the first action of the newJC'ouncil that iueU in April should h th appointment of au investigating committee. We will vote for 110 man for Councilman who is not pledged to municipal reform. Yours for economy in all public offices, A ViTER. Mohawk Valley Items. i March 13, 1884 Good lock to th U;kd, ' Roads in fair condifty MrStow haareiifc l - 'r.Ward' ranch in Mohawk. , V- L Yarntll started for th Sound Monday last. A well attended Sunday school meet ach Lord' day. ' Wm War and Wm Parson on their trip ! home last SatunUy bmk down, and hail to borrow a neighbor wagun before they were side to re')h. home. , J. SKA R Personal. Hon R B Cochran was in Albany several day thi week. ' Re W G 8impori paid Salem a short visit thi week. Mr B W Youn lefi on a trip id San FratW cisoo last Monday. Mr R R Riley, of Portland, wa In towa several day this week. , Mr II C Humplirey returned front thsCosur d Alen mine yesterday afternoon. Mr 0 Stoel left yesterday for Moscow, I T, where he will remain for om months. Jo Lane lelt for Yequina Bay last Monday, where h intend buying a few lot for pco latlon. Geo S Washburne has been In attendance upon the Supreme Court at Salem during the past weslc Mr L Bilveu has been in Albany defending young Flnlayson, th boy murderer, duriag th past week. Mis Ad Psg. who ha been in Portland several month studying musio, returned home Tuesday. Senator Geo B Dorria has been in attendance1 upon th Supreme Court at Salem1 th major portion of this week. Mr Chris Msrx left for Yreke, Cal, lat Tuesday, to visit a brother he has not teen for nearly twenty years, and also friends lit that place, where he formerly live. Belknap Springs. Tub and vapor or steam baths given; teed- ,ahim nt ur.l.p IAS, i1icrrM- TtnATil And lodging given when wanted. The water of these celebrated springs cure rheumatism',' scrofula, dyspepsia, catarrh and all kinds of skin disease. J W HlxoN. MrS H Friendly will pay th highesf osh market price for wlioat. Give him a call before celling your grain elaewher. Last Notice, Taxes will be delinquent April 1st, wheri two per cent and mileage will ba charged on all unpaid, J. It. Campbell, Sheriff and Tax Collector. Piriua w .TnwrTinNlMr ft. f Mulhol land has returned to Junction and opened his dti.M uritli VMrtf film stock of new druis: Give him a call and examine bis stock. FOll MARSHAL I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELE AS a candidal for CITY MARSHAL, to be voted for at the (lection Monday, April 7, 1884. Ei. McCORNACK. FOR MARSHAL. I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS a candidate for th office of Marshal, sub ject to the will of the people at th poll on S.pnl7,lM. Cium.rs Nelson. FOR MARSHAL I HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF AS a candidate fur Citt Marshal at the coin ing City election. J. Pi. ATTEBIRTj City Election. THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF EU gene for the purtose of (electing three' trustees to serve for two years, and a Record-' er, a Marshal and a Treasurer to serve one year will be held at the Court House in Eu gene on Monday, April 7, 1K84, Polls open' at V A. M, and close at 6 P M. --Jt- G Callison, ' v J Recordsr. EugenCity, J! . 22, 1884. Final Account. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the undersigned, Jane Luokey, ha filed iu the County Court of Lane County, Ore gon, her account for finalsettlementin estate if Jerry Luckey, deceased, and Monday, May A, 1884, has beou set by the Court for hearing the sme, aud objection to tame if any there be. Jane Lucket, Administratrix. Geo. S. Washburne, Att'y. ADMINISTRATRIX SALE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT under and by virtue of an ordsr of th County Court, of lne County, Oregon, made at the May term thereof, 1882, in th natter of the estate of John 1) Kinsey de ceased, the undersigned administratrix of (aid estate will otlcr fur sale at publio auo- tmn afc tlm fours HoiisA dour ill Kuffeoa City, Oregon, between the hours of 0 o'clock a m and 4 0 clock p m, on Monday, the zist day of April, 18H4, the following described real property belonging to said estate, to wit: Commencing et the 3 W corner of lot' No 7, in block No 4 of Skinner's original do nation t Lane County, Oregon, now Eugene City, Oregon, thence East 112 feet, thence N 80 feet, tl.euce W 112 feet, thence Sooth 80' feet to place of beginning. Terms of sale cash. Phiiebk B. Kinsey, Administratrix. Geo. 8. Wahiiburne, Att'y. Summons. Iu the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Lane. Margaret Allison, plaintiff,1 vs C H Miller, defendant. To C H Miller, said defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF" Oregon, you are hereby lequired to be and :i.pear iu said Court and answer to the onm p!aiut of plaiiitiiT within tun days from the dato of this summons upon vou, if served in Lane County, Oregon, and if served in any other County in this State, then within twenty days from the date of the service hereid upon you, and if sorved by publica tion of summons, on the 1st day of the April term, 14. f said Court, which shall be six aeeks a'ter the first publication of this sum mons. And if you fail to appear aud an swer, judgment will be taken for want there of, and the plaintiff will demand the reiiet prayed for in the complaint, namely: That two certain deeds of trust, executed to yow hy Ceo M Miller, conveying to you th do nation land claim of Hulin Miller and wife. Notification 3.MH, in T IDS, H 3 ', and also the N J of the donation land claim of John Sippy and Nancy Sippy, Notification 3470, T 16 8, R 3 W, in lane County, Ore gon, be declared null and void and held for naught, add for cost aud disbursements ot this suit This summon is published by order of Hon R S Rvsn, Judgtof th Seood Judicial District of Oregon, made on th 7th day of March, 1884, at Eugene City. Oregon. I " JiH0A J. Waltoit, Att'y for PJaiuridL