CITY AND COUNTY.
BRIEF MENTION.
for food deatittry go to Clark,
Briag your chicken to Bettmau't.
Commencement at the Univerity Mxt
week.
Bee S II Friendly' advertisement of shingle
lor ule.
Fishing tackle of every description at Lucksy
Co'.
A dne wm given at Lane' Hall yesterday
evening.
Head the official vote of Lane county oa the
first page.
Several refreshing ahowen during the
put week.
Immigrant arriving daily looking for
farm landi.
Bead the Fourth of July advertuement la
Mother column.
J M Hendricks keeps all kind of extra for
Weeds' machines.
Row River Items.
. - - . mmwmum II fi BII1S EH H ft
June 16, 1884.
Jo. BurnPtt is duly proud of hi
ten pound boy, born J una Ifit.
Born, Jun 6th, to the wifo of
Martin daughter.
Mr JohnMoRl.y paid a visit
friundson Row river Sunday.
Mr. Hu"h Thomas and family pnt
i.vcral days last wek
Mrs. Joe Martin.
1 that the d-r have
" i- aSwA Mr. Ja 11. Sharp's
.ardon while howasawayafe day"-
The river having raised, the tie run
ners ar Rating along hm-ly. Mr.
Hawley will have his run in the lioon.
by the middht of the week.
Four families have een camping in
our valley since Friday. They smn , to
be enjoying thrives hslung and
rusticating. They could not have
chosen a more pleasant place for recre-
at ion.
Miss Belle Hohson, a niece of Miss
nr.. flnl. has arrived from Suitor
county, California, She is now v.mUng
L- ' j T Macirio Stewart; if
auited with the climate she will re
main. M-.SSW John Cole, Bakr Stewart
and bid Vaughan have gone prospect
ing on one of the forks of Row nver.
Good prospects of coarse gold have Lee.,
found, hut it is not known if the gold
As
in in paying qnantmes.
Resolute.
k trading fnper Speak.
The New York Times, tho
huR Bpeaka
leading
of the
ticket pot forth at Chicago. There
,,nirtain sound about this:
is
. n i.i:., ntr this vear will
inn xvkiiu"ih"" i ----- .
: b; candidate with a coldly cnt
icaleye. JSot tlie ivepu....v;.. .v
1 ..L..t. Vllf
. . M UliU WW "
of Maine," nor he who pants tol.rand
.11 mipr not of his mind,
for such
.t.:i, nrl biive no eyes;
hut the
Republican voters whose decision
...L. . iA difference Wtween the
IIIUM'n a - .
majority and the minority, be ween
........... ... rt filure those voters, de-
pn.l upon it, will not support James
is nii,,. Hcnest and independent
Ll OO
(V T. a ne, iicnesi
urlinmt oDinions are
worth
new hi Jul";' T i .,,
.j:1...:...,1 n, lidded will not sup
. . - !.. ornnt maionty oe-
L., ,;...' .... worthy to be President of
the United States, and his cwn acts
and words justify their belief. Il '
.uu. mall American. We have
i a rAft Ln who would make better,
safer Presidents than ne.
Something New.
... i.. .i.uSra tn inform his
Mr . SI . v that here, ter he
?,'.nln UffTn hand tn thi. city, a lanr
mowers, wagons,
t"Vk W""6':.., cultural im
d ' inA Ve7r1" 'n ' llZm every thing
piemenv..u. Mton ,h our
.... it nitw nil iret price, m
. member he deaU in everything in the farming
implement line.
v... a...A firat class second hand hack,
For particular. Inquire of S A Ogden, Eugene
City.
(hoe toib
Ventilated fe.Ai.u
rent style of men'
IX L Store.
K.
litioav
E L.
mad of nickle silver. The cleanest, easiest,
aafest and beet appliance ever invented for the
relief and cure of Hernia and abdominal pur
POMf.
The Jones Ventilated True operate by
muscular action liks the knee cap. Its pre,
ur b mild, ur and in the right direction.
It doe not Interfere with labor, rest or sleep.
It relieve nervous debility by relieving weight
from thepin. It is a firm retainer during
anv
cough or strain. It assist nature in
effecting a cure
X. 11 iucKey a Vo k"h- "
iugene City.
R.T Clay M Hill preached an eloquent er
moa at th Baptist church last Sunday eve
ning. Mr Hill sine graduating from the
State University three year, ago h. pursued
hi Itudie in Rochester Theological College,
fmmvhirti ha imduated with high booori
t.. rrm l. m mnnt nu of ability and wo:
ad will b heard from in after life.
Council Proceedings.
Council Rooms,
Evoeni City, June 9, 1884
Council met purauaut to adjournment'
Preient Mayor Dunn, Councilmen Camp
bell, Sloan, Church, McClung and Comer;
Recorder and Marshal.
Abseut DorrU.
Minute of last meeting read and ap
proved. The following bill were read, approved
and warrant ordered drawn nu the Treas
urer for the severul amount:
J T Witter. $12 50;
J K Attebery, $10 75;
J B Stowell, $4 50;
8 A Ogden, 7 00;
G W Kinsey, $S 10.
Petition of J T Witter received and
placed on file.
Councilman McClunq introduced an ordi
nance entitled "an ordinance to inprove
Willamette treet from Fifth to Eleventh
ttreet," which on motion wa adopted.
The following bill were preiented and re
ferred to the Finance Committee:
-i i 2 00i
The latest in Dress Silks; elegant shades.
We tay special attention to
h nj LUB wm
an sa M r!fll FfflPW 1"
1UKT ABB IHEH 1
ltll 111 msi'T, AT ilia
-v- -r-r 1 11 1 11 i i i in
I V I V I K M.
1 A U UJ-Uiiu-n
MENS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
we carry a large stock of the name at
CALL AT THE
To see Elegant New Goods and get low Figuies-
Lanro Stock Wall Tapers & Iicturo Frame
cj
$1.00
13 lln rice. (het)
1.00
1.00
1(H)
1.00
.75
.35
U llis sugar, (ood)
4 lls tea
8 can lye
cans pie iron... ...
I set extra hue gouiow
1 set extra line glasses
.40
.25
class tea set
1 bread pl 50
1 cake tand
Vinmt aMortment . of r
"Vtr -no trouble to show
extra charge. ni.iiMITH.
Cash paid for all kind, of country Produce,
Hides, Etc. nsuTTH -Cash Grocer.
f. .vi.rin J. B. - House, .ign am car
"nlinterVWorlc guaranteed bmx-
StTnlc sold at lower rates ttianuy r -
Eugene. . ;
"dTn J Taylor ouabantefs all denUl work
done by him. Give him a cau. ,
100,000
SHINCLES CF EXTRA QUALITY,
FOR SALE BY
S. H. Friendly,
Eugene Citv. Oregon.
Died In this city June 10, of congestive
chills, Joseph 11 Spilman, aged 22 year.
The remain were interred in the Mulkey
cemetery. The family hav the ympathy
of many frienns iu this city.
New Stork. We understand that O
Caldwell, of Salem, "ha leased the north
room in Walton' brick, aud will toon opeu
therein a ttock of clothing and gent turn
iahing goods.
Contract Let. Mrs AC Comb ha let
a contract to Messrs Garrison t Fenton w
build a dwelling iu the northwestern part of
town. The contract price i 11200.
LiCTCRt-Mr J E Foster, of Iowa, will
I lecture in tbi city, nuder the anpice 01
lrth I the WCIU, Sunday Juo 23th, morning
land evening.
n. b. in Man
COMMENCEMENTEXERCISESI884.
Oregon State University.
Tho following i the programme for Com
mencement week for the year 1884:
Baccalaureate Sermon June 15th; Rev G
W Iicr, Portland, Oregon.
Addreaa before tho Literary Societies 10
a m, June 17th; E Trumbull Lee, Portland,
Oregon.
Addles before the University 3:30 p m,
June 17th, Hon L L McArthur, The Dalles.
Reunion of the Literary Societies 7:30
p m, June 17th.
Graduating Exercises of the Normal Class
10 a m, Juno 18th.
Planting Class Tree 3 p m, June ISth.
Alumni Meeting 4 p m, June 18th.
Graduating Exercise of the Classical and
Scientific; Departments June 19th.
Reunion of the Alumni evening, June
19th.
NORMALS JUNE 18TH, 10 A. II.
Song "Blue-eyed Lynetti;"
Choral Society.
iaT nri
--- - - aln MIlflEll
JOS. LANE, Trop.
LL KINDS OK
SICH,
ORNAMENTAL AND
COACH PAINTING,
AlstfHOUSK
Done 111 tn. ov " : PAl'KIt
PAINTING,
CalciininirgleciUy. lh
HANGING.
htof material
used. All wora u
Hrst Class style.
Only the Best of Work
men Employed.
Having just receiveu a ins -
PAINTS,
OILS,
VARNISHES,
ETC., ETC.
Hull, Eugene City, Oregon-
DR. L. F.JONES,
Physician and Surgeon.
U, ATTEND TO PBOFESSIONA1.
4pm,6to8pm.
thize with hi bereaved family.
Mr J P Cheshire ha bought property in
Eugene, and intend moving there thi Fall
for the purpose of schooling hi children.
One of our young mcu is learning a new
song. It begins something like this; "Since
my Mary' gone away." Cheer up Lonie; it
isn't far to McMinnville, yon will see her
again.
Mr (.ibop' family had their pictures
taken last week. W doubt if Mr Rankiu
ever made larger or better looking group,
all in one family fifteen children and their
parent making ceventeen in the group.
For Saia A fint-class sreond hand hack.
For particular inquire of S A Ogden, Eugsn
City.
ftouen Duck.
W are aaksd to dnsuribe the Rouen duck.
This duck take It name frm the city '
Rouen, in France, wlier it U bred largelyi
Knlcure pronounce it meat first-claa, and
like the Aylesbury, it i a prollHo layer of
lark'e eggs. It color is much like the wild
Mallard duck, from which this breed deeoends,
aud the drake especially is very showy and
beautiful The female is of a splashed dark
brown and blacl., even and regular iu form of
the feathering. The drake' head and neck
i beat tiful green, with a whit ring around
it at the base. The bieast U a rich brown, and
the rst of the body plumage similar to the
plumage of the wild Mallard.
It is a hesvy, waddling, sleepy klud of fowl
and put on flesh and fat quickly. They are
very hardy, however, and the common duok of
the couutry everywhere show the marking of
this fowls, with which it ha been extensively
crossed. They lay steadily from the beginning
sometimes laying 50 to 70 eggs without missing
a single day, then laying every other day, per
haps, for months longer. They are good sit
ten, but hens are better to set the eggs under,
thry are so heavy and clumsy. Mr, II. C.
Perkins of Eugene City, Oregon, is breeding
Houen duck with great success.
County Fair.
liiciiriHirators of the Inue county Agri-
1 Society held a meeting at the Court
In this city on last Saturday. A spe.
amitteeof Indies was appointed to assist
:ing up an interest in the Fair and to
tiling the Pavillion with articles for x
1. Superintendent of the different ill
were appointed a were also the mar
d committee to revise the premium
I committee was appoiuted to have the
ry printing done, aud as soon as the
ry revision of premium list cnu be had
be printed with rules for the govern
f exhibitors. It is proposed to circulate
f them throughout the county and to
id the Secretary would be glad to have
I reus of some person in each precinct in
nty, who would take an interest in cir.
g them among the fivrmers. There i
iterest manifested and everything point'
ge attendance and an interesting exhibit'
d. n. i-HUHCHii.L, secretary,
Letter List.
in for the following persons were un-
for at the postotfic In Eugene City,
4, 1881.
Abit (2), E Broga (2), W F Brown, A
; J E Calloway, A It Campbell, G W
. F Corican. G II Davis, Dr Easter, L
er. A J FiUwater, II Fhher, M U
sr, Mrs B Fisher (2), J D Fry, J Gal
P Henderson, P C Humphrey, J L
ten, C Hastings, Mrs M Hayes, D John'
H Lonaine, M I Lawrence, M I Law-
J Kline, E King (2), W H Mackey, J
r, J Major, Mr M Miller, I V Moore,
lulkey, P Miller, E D Newsome, T S
ter, I Rosenblatt, P II Rhoades, J G
y, T D Rowland, F W Root, Miss S
ns, Mrs Dr S C Smith, G W Sanderson,
lows, D Trotter, M M Tonkins, A M
an, Siggins, Mrs E R Smith, A S Towls
cht. J M Weeks, E 0 Walker. P C
1, AS. Patterson, P. M.
Vote of Thanks.
st Memorial Day J W Geary Tost, G
clobrated the annual decoration of the
of deceased soldiers, and at night gave
iertainment in the Court House. In
m out the programmo they had the
co-operation of the citizens. They were
tpecial obligations for money rained to
s band, to the Indies who gave the flow-
tha ladies who decorated the Court
- , to the choir of Hinders and to all who as
! to make tho occasion a succexs they are
J. M. h llKLLET, Commander.
. GiI.I., Adjutant.
Farms Sold.
following farms were old thi week
ill Mr A Stinit's real estate sgeooy:
U Swanson to Hugo Friederid, 67
'consideration $750.
U Swanson to Joe II Coome-. 83
550.
tunt to N 1 eterson, 314 acre; coa
rt Election, The latest returns from
ate, based upon official return and e
"is, are as follows: Thayer' majority,
700. The Legislature will have 12 Re
an maioritv on joint ballot. Hermann'
ity, about 1200. Woman Suffrage is de
by nearly 20,000 majority. From the
, vote on Congressman it will be seen that
eiuocrats haxe gained about 2,000 votes
1 election two years ago.
1
Writr Without Blotting. An Eaat
iper of a few week ago contained an
tiiement faying that on receipt of one
the advertiser would send an unfail
ceipt for writing without blotting.
oung man in' an uptown store, who ha
troubled with an inky superabundance,
he dollar, and received for aniwer
a lead pencil."
iated. In another column will be found
rd of Dr L F Jones, physician and ur
Dr Jone ocme to tills city bearing
ecommendation and first-class diplomat'
,n be found at his office, one door south
jaton'i harness shop or at E R Luckey's
tor.
;D.-Athis residence six mile west of
ie, Sunday, June 8, 1884, Mr Zimri
ree. Thus another of our honored pio
,- ha passed away. Hi relative have
'', 'mpathy of their many friend in Lane
cou, f.
Sietch or Eugene. W were shown ye
terday by th artist of Walling' History th
sketch of Eugene, drawn for the work. The
view 1 taken from Sk!nner' Butte looking
southward, and make a very handsome pano
rama.
Schroder Bros, reached Silver Lake June
1st with a drove of upward of six hundred
head of cattle. The cattle were bought in the
WillametU anddrhenwrtb military road
from Eugene. Lakeview Examiner.
Married. June 11th. at th residence of
G W Kinsey, bf G W Kiiuyr 1 P, Miss V
roaaSigrist and John Zeoiker, all of Lane
county, Oregon.
Crowded On. A large amount of Interest
ing reading matter I crrwded out of thi. Usu
j on account A a nub of advertisement.
June Apportionment
OrricE School Suprrihtemdent, 1
Ei uink Cm, June 2, 1884.
Amount on baud for distribution $0,316 15;
chilren of school age, 3904; allowance to each,
f 102, leaving f 21 07 to be added to next apportionment
Dist.
Clerks.
J T Culliion,
Kosco Knox,
1) Kutlodite,
J K Fentnn,
V I) MoClure,
J A Stevens,
Tho Dailey,
John Robert,
L M Dillard,
J F Kirk,
11 F Houston,
F O Kiniiierson,
J Hamlaaker,
M M Eccleson,
1 It Howaid,
las 11 Perkins,
('lias Goodchild,
J K Kbbert,
HR Clark,
J I Stewart,
J C Jennings,
Jas M Gearha't
Allen Bond,
A C Huff,
J H Sharp,
E P Redford,
W A Smith,
Frank Knowles,
T J Shel'ey.
It S Hyland,
G II Hule,
M T Job,
Hiram Wingard,
J S Douglta,
Jessee Sovern,
1) G Palm,
Geo l.Gilfry,
K E Walker.
Amount
121 50
92 34
77 76
934 74
37 20
82 62
84 24
37 26
43 74
108 54
95 58
2916
8100
6156
43 74
43 74
126 36
68 04
189 54
59 94
1
2
10
11
12
13
14
15
10
17
18
19
20
21
22
is
24
23
6318
6184
6318
115 02
119 88
37 26
87 48
24 30
60 22
20
27
28
20
30
33
35
30
37
53 46
123 12
82 62
72 90
38 88
6318
38
30
40
82 40
120 36
41
6184
C D Hardisty,
66 70
137 70
48 60
207 36
46 98
43
44
45
40
47
48
41)
50
51
J (j Vaughan,
A M Richardson,
Aaron Lurch,
8 Hnndsuker,
I N Hembree,
W II Martin,
K B White,
J P Taylor,
W G Purkerson,
W J Hill,
S G Llndsley,
Henry Swart,
G R Ward,
J W Cox,
Eugene Finn,
TJ McCuUough,
J () Innian, '
J T Donaldson,
Miss K C Jones,
W F Smith,
A W Moore,
Jas O'Brien,
J W Parks,
R Peplot,
W II Huffman,
J M Dick,
A D Hyland,
Ell Perkins,
E B Whitaore.
P Massey,
J A Walker,
S W Harpola
W H Hill,
J II Whitinnre,
C C Jackson,
E Bristow,
Mrs A T Warner,
J II Tenters,
Philo Wilcox,
J M Kitchen,
Palmer Ayres,
J F Montgomery,
A E Whlteaker,
B Post,
Thomas Pope,
40 50
66 42
19 44
37 26
4212
74 62
35 64
53 46
64 80
58 36
68 04
50 22
52
53
54
55
56
67
58
59
00
61
66 42
60 22
27 64
62
6318
64 80
7128
68 32
60 70
213 84
2916
72 00
4212
63
65
67
68
69
70
71
72
74
75
70
68 04
43 74
32 40
45 36
77
78
79
80
82
83
84
85
80
87
88
27 64
7128
4698
30 78
2916
40 60
30 78
82 62
55 08
' 40 50
34 02
24 30
89
90
91
2106
If. iiiftiHn,
County Superintendent
Personal.
Miss Nellie Owens, of Montana Territory, 1
visiting relative and friend in thi city.
Mr and Mr Bowditch and Dr Svruoe, of
Minneapolis, are visiting at the residence of
Mr Ritdon,
We are pleased to state that the family of
Mr Jo Matlock, who have beeu quit ill,
are all recovering.
Sheriff Cam pboll and Wm Edri have been
attendance upon the Maaouio Grand
Lodge, at Portlaud thi week,
Messrs Aaron Lurch aud A E Spare repre
ented Cottage Grove Lodge, A F k A M, at
the Grand Lodge in Portland this week
Mr A G Hovey and family returned home
from Chicago to-day. Mr Hovey wu
delegate to National Republican Convention
roceutly held in Chicago.
Justices and Constables.
The following are the justice and constables
elected to serve for the next two years. The
justices are given first, and nextth constable;
North Eugene E P Henderson, AV R Mo
Coruack.
South Eucene G W Kinsey. J V Brown,
Cottaire Grove-J W Vaughan, W 8 Chri
man. ....
Junction G W Ouimby, A Meek.
Springfield-J S Churchill, Jas Wilhelm.
Creswell-H C Hunter, FP Close. .
Richardson- D R Hill, J S Inman
lMtitt Tom C Hayes, J H Ferguson.
Pleasant Hill O Davis, J O Bristow,
fiiuslaw-H Wingard, Jno White.
Willamette-T J Vaujhan, Geo Smith.
Mohawk B R Baxter J C Lemon.
Spencer T J Neeley, A M Richardson.
Camp Creek U McBee, Jus Ritchey.
Irvine B G Mulkev. J Mode.
Lost Vlley-D 8 Hunsaker, O L Willlainf,
Fall Creek Gen liumplulei, A ti JNohle.
McKenzIe O H Renfew, Geo Friszle.
Florence A O JSarbour, A Marring,
Cavote F M NIghswander,
Jetf
McCul
l1'-. . . .
Uhesher T a ountain, .1 m v.ook.
Tay Items.
Fall Creek, June 7, 1884,
Beautiful weather.
Crop of all kind look splendid.
The Fall Creek school I progressing nicely
under the skillful management of Mia Clara
McBee.
More vote cast in thi precinct at the recent
countv election in favor of th Democratic
partv than ever before known. Men, who
call themselves bedrock Republican, 1
known to vote the Democrat ticket
Mis M Freeman, of Eugene, Is at present
stopping with her niece, Mrs lilanchey Smith,
Five very lame panther hav been killed by
George Horn and other parties recently.
bounty should be given to persons when killing
such animals Democrat.
Farm for Sale.
r
I acres, situated 12 miles southeast of Eu
irene. 6 mile from G when, 4 mile from Cress-
well, and 3 mile from Pleasant Hill post
oftic. A comfortable dwelling with barns,
outhouses, orchard, etc. Plenty of water and
timber. Well adapted tn mixed husbandry
a grain fruit and stock raising. Will sell on
reasonable and easy terms. For further infor
mation enouiisof
JOHN WHITEAKER.
RENSHAW. WM.-Wines. Liquor, and Ci"
gars of
Band,
ars of the best quality kept constantly on
The best billiard table in town.
M 1884.
mum
or TECH
108th ANNIVERSARY
in
American Independence
FRIDAY, JULY 4TH 1884.
A Saluto of 39 Guna
at Sunrise.
OFFICERS OFTHE DAYt
. M
PRESIDENT , Hon R. 8. BEAN
VICE PRESIDENTS HON. G. B. DOR;
RIS,
HON. JOIIH KELLY, HON. R.
M.
VEATCH, and HON. C W.
WASHBURNE.
ORATOR HON. L BILYED
READER MISS EMMA BKAN
CHAPLAIN i. .REV. G. W.SIMPSON
MARSHAL GEO. a WASHBURNE
ORDER OF PROCESSION.
Th procession will form at the Court House'
at 10 a m, and march to th corner of Oak and
Ninth street, thence to Willamette, theno to"
Fifth; thence to the grove near the Eugene)
Mill.
ORDER OF EXERCISE'S
1- Muilo by Ban&
2 Pnyer by Chaplain.
3 -Muslo by the Bandi .
4 Reading of Declaration of Independence
5 Music by th Band.
0 Oration.
7 Muslo by the Band.
BASKET DINNER AT THE CROVL
BABY SHOW,
At the Court House at 3 o'clock sharp. I5.WJ
prize each to the handsomest ooy ana
girl babies under on year of ag..
. DRILL
Fireman' drill for $20.00 prlxe at 4 o'clock.p mi
GLASS BALL 8HOOTING
At 2 o'olock p m. First prize, 110.00: 2d prtaw
$5.00; 3d prize, 2.50.
PLIG IGLIES AT 5 P Mi
FIREWORKS.
The Committee ha purchased In San Fran
cisco, at great expense, the largest assortment
of Fire wo; ks ever brought to Lan county:
FIREMAN'S BALL
Under the auspices of the of th E. H. 4 U
uo. im ii
REDUCED RAILROAD FARE,
imiunmiinti hav been mails with th 0. k
C. R. R. Co. for reduced rate of fare from th
3d to th 6th inclusive.
H. O. HUMPHREY
J. Ill OAMPBELI
R. M. DAY,
D. E. RICE.
Committee.
'N. B.
13 lb rice, (beat)
........ .11.00
1-00
........ LOO
..(..... 100
1.00
in 75
35
40
i 25
50
11 lltstugar, (good)..
4 lb tea uu
8 can Ive.... ....""''.
5 cam pie fruit
1 set extra Hue gooiots. ,
1 set extra line glasses. ,m,
1 class tea set ..u .,m.m.
1 bread plate i...... ..,
1 cake nand
VinMif uunrtment of GLASS
WARE,
CROCKERY. WOODPiN WARE, W1L-
LOW WARE, and GKOUKKlfcS in Augena.
Call and get price. no trouwe to .now
Uoou neiiveiea to an parmni khj inn v
charge. Will grind your coffee without any
extra charge. .
, uviiun.'iiii'.
Cash paid for all kinds of country Produce,
Hides, Etc .
GOLDSMITH -Cash Grocer.
DR. L. F.JONES,
Physician and Surgeon.
WILL ATTEND TO PROFESSIONAL
calls day or night
OFFICE-On door .uth of Preston Bar
nes shop; or can be found at E R Luckey
Co' drug tr. Office hourss 9 to 12 m, 1 to
4pm.eto8pm. nnl2tf
This isanHWmt,'
SWIFT A COMBS, GENERAL GROCERS
and Crockery dealers, wish the publlo to
remember that we allow NO ONE to under
sell us. Everything In stock nsetled In any
family, Including Willow, Wood and Stnr.
Ware. Choice 9c and 10o citrars a specially
(Vius and t us. F.irm rnnliio wanted.
Eugene City, Oregon