TIE EUGENE CITY GUARD.
SATURDAY NOVEMBEB 19. 1887.
An Inquirer nnVn wby it in that New York
goec democratic on the goneral ticket and the
kgislutUM remaini republican? ItinbecauBe
the republioaui of that Htate have penit-tently
violated its constitution for raauy yeare by
refusing to reilintrict it for nit-iubem of the
legislature. It is a gerrymander most pro
' nouuoed and pernicious. If population wore
considered the legislature would change with
the general ticket, but it doea not, lieeausr
the republican violate the luw by retaining
an apportionment made many years ago, Bh.
cause of thin New York bus had a democratic
United Hiatea smator only one aince ahe
elected John A. Dix in 1818. We bear a
great deal about suppressing votes in the
south, but here is a case in which the leading
state in the Union is throttled and denied its
natural representation in the KeuVrnl senate.
Bevmore was twice governor of New York,
Titilen, Lucius Robinson, Cleveland and Hill,
all democrats, have all been elected to that
great office and some of them by enormous
majorities, and yet so eftVctivo is this gerry
mander that the legislature remains republi
can. If the Federal senate change we hope
it will bring the matter to a test by refusing
their seats to the New York senators, on the
ground that they are elected in violation of
the constitution of their state. 8. V. Alta.
A local paper claims that the Republican
defeat in New York is owing to the solid
sppport given the Democratic ticket by the
liquor dealers. This is astoniabiug news
wheu it is known that in the Republican city
of Piiffalo, which is one of the principal cit
ies of New York, the Republicans had sa
loon keepers for candidates for the oflices of
Mayor, Treasurer and Assessor, and for
annul we know, they were all elected. With
those facts staring tueiu iu the face, is it to
be woudered at that sincere Republican Pro
hibitionists should reject the hypocritical
professions of the Republican party being a
temperance party?
Fred Cook's life is in sharp contrast with
Fred Grant's career. Cook, who is the Dem
ocratic secretary of stute for New York,
landed a Castle Garden from a German
steamer, ignorant of the language, friendless
aud almost penniless. He went to work at
once, employing himself for some time as
a butcher aud then a shoemaker, afterwards
becoming a railroad brakeman and conduc
tor. He is now the head of one of the larg
est fire insurance companies in this country.
They voted for the man in New York, aud
Fred Cook was elected. The. name that op
posed him was beaten consequeatly.
Capt. John Wise, a Republican, was the
conductor who hud cliurKO of the presidential
train from Indianapolis to St. Louis. "It
knocked rue out," no said, "when I saw Dan
Lamnnt step off the train and purchase nine
tickets to St. Louis. Cleveland fooled the
bills all the way through. I have hauled
many a one of the statesmen aud ofllce-holil-rs,
but that is the first I ever saw who paid
his own way."
J. C. Stevens, who is prominently con
nected the agricultural interests of
the Buckeye State and who has
been a life-long Republican, speaks in
the highest terms of President Cleveland,
and says that if his administration continues
to be as satisfactory as it has been up to the
present time, no power on earth can
prevent his re-election,
Mr. Andrew Carnegie says: "I um n
staunch Republican, but I would be a very
dishonest man if 1 did not say that Mr".
Cleveland's administration has been highly
creditable. The American abroad has no
cuuso to blush, ami I for one will shed no
tears if Mr. Cleveland is re-elected." Mr
Carnegie, is a Republican of national prominence,
The Des Moines Register, Iowa's leading
Republican paper, apologized to the Iowa
Republicans for Beuator Allison's acceptance
of appointments to speak in New York,
tto the n gloct of Iowa, by saying
hat New Yum was "the pivotal state," thai
is to sav, the state iu which this year's re
sult determines next year's Presidency.
Mr. Timothy Hopkins, of the Southern
Tacitio Railroad, says the 0. Si C, H. R.
will bo oomploled by November iiuth, ami
that he expects the California excursion, vtill
leave Sau Francisco, about December 1st.
The citizens of Eugenp should at once com
mence arrangements for a proper reception
here.
The Republican Legislature of New York
was equally false to the temneranco people
and the liquor dealers. Its history on this
question is unparallelled for fatuous duplio
icity and hypocrisy. Both kides did tboii
best to vote that party out.
Oregon voted on a constitutional amend
ment to change liar election from November
to June. It waa beaten by less than l.lHHJ
votes, It was submitted at the wroiitf time,
Oregou oannot forego the pleasure of tiring
the first gnu iu 1HN8.-8. F. Aim.
The election in New York last Tuesday
settled beyond doubt the fact that the Dem
ocrats will carry the State sue year hence iu
tht Presidential contest. Welcome.
Grover Cleveland is indeed a lucky
and James G. Blaine may be said to
dead cock in the pit. N. Y. World.
man;
bo a
New
The country tnav rest aamiruil timt
York State Is ever sure for the Democracy.
Albany, (N. Y.) Argus.
As (oes New York iu 1W, so the country
wrtl go in 18S8.-New York Tribune, Octo
ber Jl, 1887.
Anarchists Spies, Tarson, Engel and Fish
er left this world last week via tho gallows.
Hon. W. A. J. Sparks, Commissioner of
tho General Land OH'iop, has resigned.
Official Returns.
The following is the official vote of the
counties so far as heard from. There are
28 counties iu the state:
Pniliibit'ii Sali
Yes N'.i Y
CUeksmiu . Nt l'j.ty i;o
CUtm.p 4tM Hill '.NCi
Clmntila .. IStt 8.VI 43
Pu-ihUi.... '.K l(Ki7 US
Jackson..,, W3 1IW "411
Joeephiue. . 184 .Wi 4.1
Lane lt23 V.tlO H2
Linn Wis j.-.j
Marina ...lw o;Ui '.kcj
Morruft..., 4!7 Ml M
Multti.ias. ,1!M.", f.iai .ii7
Wahliit;tti CM ttlH il
Yamhill... .110 1077 l:U
rle Khvti"ti
N" Y.
K75 M 1013
y.v.i tiL'.i ,-,i j
: w
KM 4H.1 l;7
1470 "tV, UN
si) ! 4S0
1W t'CHI 1.S70
it i nw
sti.'i s.!s vim
"M 4(4 3-"
C4 5.V.I 2.V8
li-M .r wia
'.'MO 7S usy
- j - " iMro:niies are as
follows: Against prohibitum, 7,!;U; i;iui
a .Ury amendment, VJ. '. 'S; ixM rfou
ameudmcut, "i,0U.
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"-r or uie owou i t business nrmw-v
y on iltnnx tte tret, on wuich the buyer
can double his uiouey aitbiu two vrara. "
V "KO. SI. Miu.sk.'
THE SIl'SLlW fOCXTRT.
Stm-a, Or., Nov. 2, l'J87.
Ed. West Sidic Having just arrived from
an extended trip on the Siuslaw river aud
vicinity, and thinking that a brief description
of the country would be of interest to the
many readers of the West Hidu, we will en
deavor to give it to the people as near what
it is as is possible under the circumstances.
Tho Siuslaw river heads ncur Draiu station,
Douglas county, in tho Calapooia mountains
aud runs in a northwesterly direction, emp
tying into the ocean about fivu miles blow
F.orenco. The bay extends- several miles
abos Florence, anil is navigable for small
s earners fo the head of tide water. While
Urge ocean steamers have no trouble in
reaching Florence, as tho water is sufficient
ly deep to admit most any sea-going vessel,
the bay is exceedingly well harbored fiom
any storms, as it is inland fur enough, and
in such a location us to be one of the most
secure bays from storms that w have met
with on the Pacific co ist. The average
depth of water at Florence is 2.1 to 27 feet at
the entrance of the bay. Florence is u small
town at present; then there are Ihreo large
salmon cunnei ies fitted with sufficient ma
chinery for that industry. Two general mer
chandise stores, a saloon and dwellings. The
U. S. mail has been changed from once a
week to twice a week. A four horse stage
has been put on the route which bus changed
ihe time to nineteen hours from Eugene to
Florence. The stage meets the mail steamer
at tho head of navigation, from which passen
gers and mail are transported to Florence,
the north fork of the Siuslaw is considerably
longer than the main river or any of its trib
utaries. The mouth of the north fork is sev
eral miles above Florence, nnd is nangable
for small steamers some six or seven miles.
South slough puts into the bay opposite the
mouth of the north fork. This is navigable
lour miles, tho bay at thia point being of
gieater width than at any otlu r point, and
the depth of water at this point to receive
large steamers. The resources of this coun
try are simply immense, but the salmon can
ning is tho only industry that has developed
itself. The lumbering facilities are enor
mous, one of tho finest bodies of timber on
the Pacific slope being located on the Siuslaw
liver and its tributaries, and as to dairying it
is second on the coast, us it h is been ' but
briefly tested. The range on the hills is of
such a nature as to be of the best qualities of
cattle feed, producing a sumptuous supply of
milk and butter. The climuto is mild in
winter, having but little snow and cold
weather; and again iu summer tho wcathor
is very cool, from tho fact tho timbered
mountains render it nice and pleasant. Tho
soil in this section is of a rich color,and pro
duces nn immense yield of everything that is
planted. Th land on this river will, on an
average, attain to tho width of one-fourth of
a mile, on either sido of the stream. What I
allude to when I say bottom land, is bottom
laud aud not hills. The bottoms share a
growth of chittim wood, alder, mable and
hazel. Some of this is easy to clear. A man
that is not afraid to work can clear a half aero
per day. This is not calculated to bo a farm
ing couutry. that is small grain any more
than to raiso hay. We noticed timothy hay
that grew on the bottom at one of the farms
that nttained tho height of six feet and made
four tons to the acre. Fine vegetables grow
on these lands, hardy vegetables growing up
as late us Christmas. Don't think, kind
reader, for once that this land is all taken,
and that there is no chance for uny ono else,
for there are thousands of acres of thii land
open to settlement, and waiting for tho wea
ry homo-seeker. Most all tho accessible land
from tho head of navigation up twenty miles
has licen located. But the largest bodies of
land and tho most of the large bottoms lay
up the river. Tho county surveyor finished
surveying a now ibid from
this point to the uioulh of Wild Cat up to the
upper settlement on tlie Siuslaw river. A
party of men numbering twenty are busily
engaged cutting out tho new road preparatory
to moving their families iu thiswinter. This
part of Lane county has been very dormant
heretofore, but the tide has turned and a
boom is tho consequence. Not only a boom,
but home seekers can get hold of a'home in
a mild climate, and in n prosperous country,
where famine is unknown in the annals 'of
this state. The distance from Eugene City to
thu head of navigation is about fifty-six
miles; to Florence from Eugene seventy six
milos; faro from F,igeue to Florenoe, jl.
This seaport is ouo of tho moht inviting sea
side resorts on the coast. Fine drives on the
sand beach from Florence to Uinpqua; fine
fishing facilities, bathing, boating, clam dig
ging, etc. The hills and mountains abound
iu deer, bear, elk, congar-anything and
everything to enjoy the pleasure 'seeker, and
many happy homes for the homeless. Lake
creek, a stream as large as the Siuslaw, is
being bridged, L. N. Honey having the con
tract for the same. Theeonntv appropriated
f DSOO to build it. It is to be a Howe tauss
bridge. Lake creek bears a strong resem
blence to the Siuslaw in every particular.
Good lands and reliable locations for homes.
Men are working the road at every opportu
nity, aside from tho regular road work. Con
sequently the roads are getting to bo first
class for tli nionntaius. The settlers take
great interest in the road to keep it in g0od
condition. Good substantial bridge are put
ill wherever Heeded. Schools iu th several
districts, and are carried on with good suc
cess, the number of pupils being rather lim
,ited, additions being made often. A great
many are investing iu property iu Florence.
Very recently some have built on their prop
erty, but tho scarcity of lumber stopped the
building, as the small saw mill could not fill
the demand for lumb.r. We understand
that a large saw mill is to be built next sum
mer on tht bay with a capacity of 50,tHH) ft
l,er l,Iy- IUmui.kr,
Wantkd. Ash and maplo wood for furni
ture work, by Day & Henderson.
Local Market Report.
El'OENK, Nov. 18, 1SS7.
UltAT -00c
HATH-S.V.
Barley - 3.i? 40 cts per bushel.
Kirgi 30 cts wr dor.
BiiTTKii-3J ct wr lb.
I. Attn-Ul rts kt IK
Floi r- 1st urad.'. ; 21, $3,110.
R.u-oN-.Sidcal(X12o;ino.il.lni 7 to 8 cts;
hams, 12 J i-u.
Wtsil 24 C.
Pot'Uoea-.Octs I'er b sh.
1 'lletHi 12 A in. 1.1 I'U.
Hop 8, 10 els.
--
Dronkfimnt. or Liqnor, HaM, oin b On (4 k
aluiiaisttriii Lit. II a: net' Qjlln gpeciflo.
It can t tm in n cup of oiff, .,r tea wild
nut the knowlilcr of the wrwtii lakinx ir, p.
footing a amly and luritiaiirut rim-, liil,rr
th paitvnt U a ueslrralo drink. r an jiV..I c
wiwk. TlemnT,' f ilninv !lllVl. )..
msd t'ltil""!!- lien who li.ne til;,.i I),
liol.leu SKcitio in tl,r r ouVe ili,mt t!.ir
knuwledi;. and belUt lliey oeit itriakiiu i f
their own free will. lurmtal uTrot n-xulu
from its aduiiiiitrati,.ii. Cans uusrsnti ed.
neim I-r cimilarsiel fell pnrticid.irx, Addi
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NOTICE i'Olt PUBLICATION.
LAX!) mCK AT RoSKIIt'KO, On., I
Nov l.V 1H87. f
NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAI
the following-named settler has tiled no
tice of his intention to make tisal proof in sup
port of Ills claim, and that said lao.'f will be
mode Wore the Clerk of tht county
court of Lane county, Or., at Ktune('il.v,Ur.,
on Doc. 2li, 18S7. viz: Knliert F. Cooper, pr
emption D. S. No. 41111, fr the S E 1-4 of S E
1-4 and Ms 1, 2 and 3, see. 20 and lot 4 Sec.
21, Tin 17 S R'J W. W. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous resilience upon aud cultivation
nf said land viz: Zalmen Young, Christian
Berger, Howard Pope and Sylvester Bishop,
all of Deadwood, Lane ooiirty, Oreg ui.
('HAS. V. JollNSTO.V, Register.
H. F. McCornack, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
EUUKXE CITY,
OREGON
Miss 23. B. Wright,
Pupil of 8IGNOR FIETRO RE, of the
Conservatoire de Milan, is ready to give les
sons in vocal and instrumental music every
afternoon and evening. Classes for singing,
French, and Kensington Art work are held on
Saturday afternoon. Apply at the Parish
school room buck of the Episcopal church.
NOTICE TOJJREDITORS.
1TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
1.1 tho county court of Lane county, Orei-on,
has duly appointed the undersigned adminis
trator of lie estate of Thomas C. Spain, de
ceased. All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present the same
to raid administrator at the luw office of Con
don 4 Dorris in Eugene City, Lane Conntv,
Oregon, within six months from the date of
this notice. C El ). A. I)Oi;l!IS,Adiuiiii"tiator.
Dated N. v. 12th, 1887
NOTICE FOR PlUJLICATION.
Land Ckfice at Rosr.iiruo, On., 1
Nov. 3, 18S7.
VTOT1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
i.1 ihe following named settler has tiled
tintie of bin llltlilltiiltl iimL. K.m.I ,,-.. ,.f in
support of his claim, and that said proof will be
made define the Judge or Clerk of the Comity
iniirtot l.am-11 o., Or., at Eugene City, Or. oil
Wednesday, December Mth, 1887. viz: Anan
ias J Mori is, Homestead Entry No 3U.VJ for
the Lots A ami (i, N 12 of S W 1-4 and S E
MoKV W 1-4. Sec. 5, Tp 18 S, R 11 West,
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon ami cultivation
ofsai.l land, viz: Amos Haring, of Flor
ence, Or., James Taylor, of Eugene City, Or.,
JeHerson Harney, Cornelius Scott, of Flor
ence, Or.
Chas. W. Johnston, Register.
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There are many at the ace of thirty to sixty
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tions of the bladder, often accompanied by a
slight smaitinir or liiimin sensation, and a
weakening of the system iu a way the patient
canuot account for. On exaininim; the urinary
deposits a ropy sediment will often be found,
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WKAIt
C. M. COLLIEU,
Attorney-at 'Law,
-c
OFFICE: At Court House, County Sur
veyor's room.
RJIcNccI
WAG0M1M
At M.lsou's iilacksmith shop. WugollS
and ciinia(;cs repaired u:ul painted oil short
notice, on
:5r
S. WiirslumcT,
Merchant Tailor.
Til us Mock.
I have returned aud opened u shop in En-c-i'iie.
Pants made at reduced puces those
costing fl.'l iiuulu for $1I. tine lito of
patterns carried. Repaii ini' a specialty. Give
me a call and look at u 'od-. R. ineinber the
place, oppos'.to the Ifoll'mali House.
S. W VRSIIAUER.
NOI'ICK KOU 1'UIiLIOATION.
Land Oitue at RosKimno, On., )
Nov. ad, 1887. I
"VJOTK'E IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Li the following named settler has filed no
tice of his intention to make final proof in sup
port of Ins claim, and that still proof will lie
made before the judge or clerk of the county
court ot Lane Co., Or., at Eugens City, Or.,
on WediiHsd iy, Deo: 14th, 1887, viz: Amos
Haring, Homestead Entry No. 3GH8 for the
Lot IU, Sec. 8, Lot 2, N. E. 14 of N. W 14,
Sec. 1", Lot 2, See. 18, Tp 18 S, R 11 West,
W. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his cmitiiiiioiis residence upon, and cultivation
of, said laud, viz: Ananias.) Morris, Jefferson
Harney, Cornelius Scott, of Florence Or.,
James Taylor, of Eugene City, Or.
Ciias. W. Johnston, Roister.
NOTICE FOIl PUBLICATION
Land Oitick at Roseiiciki, r., 1
Oct. 7. 1887. i
1U-OTICE IS HEREUY GIVFN THAT
iA the following named settler has tiled
notice of his intention to make tin id proof in
support of his claim, ami that said proof
will he Hindu before the Clerk of the
County Court of Lane County. Or., at Eugene
City, Or., on Saturday, Nov. 2li, 1887, viz:
11 N Cartel, pie emption D. S. No. 0320, for
the S 12 of N W 14, N E 14 of S W 1-4 and
lott Sec. 2(1 T. Ill S It 1 East V M.
He mum s the following witnesses to prove
his cmtimious residence upon, and cultiva
tion of said land viz: E 1) Cain, E W Michael,
T J Rlakely and M L Lew is, all of Lowell,
Ltiue county, Oregon.
Ch vs. W. Johnston, Register.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
"VfOTlCE IS HERK1SY GIVEN THAT
jLl the undersigned has neen duly appointed,
by the county couit of Lane County, Oregon,
executrix of the last will iiu.l testament, and
estate, of Narcissa Small, deceased. Therefore
all persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified and required to present
them, with the proper vonoliets therefor, to
the undersigned at her residence near Latham,
in Lane enmity, Oregon, within six months
from the date hereof.
MARY A. TAYLOR,
Executrix of said Estate.
Dated Oct. 1, 1887.
riirT
filf.
VOTICE IS HEKEllY GIVEN THAT
the undersigned V. S. Chrisman has been
duly appointed by the County Court for Lane
county, Oregon, administrator of the estate of
R. H. II IL'It.lin lle.M!IM,..l A It lku. u.,..U
, . : ! .. .... ii'u" iii.inX
claims against said estate are hereby notified
to present the same to uie duly verified at the
law office of L. Itilyeu in Eugene 1 'ity.Oregon,
within riv iiio.iHiB fi-.oii illu .l.,i. .,r
- V..V .r,v ... .lln 1IOVHV.
Dated Oct. 1st. 1887. W. S. ClllUSMAN,
L. 1JILYEU, Atty. Administrator.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at RosEunm. On. )
Oct. 12, 1887. )
"VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
J. 1 the followitll- tiiitiieil aetflMP liad flla.l n. ,l...
of his intention to make final proof in siip(ort
i i ins ciaun, ami mat sani proof will he made
before the .ItllL'rt or I'lerll of thn Cmiiilv (
of Lane county, Or., ut Eugene City, Or..
on llmrsday, Nov. 24th, 1887, viz: SI) ilarner
homestead entry No 3.'sSG for the S 1-2 cf S W
14, N E 14 of S W 14 and N W 14 of S E
1-1, nec. .', I p. In, S It 1 West W SI.
Hrt nnlnen tliA l,illiiuin. niii....... ........
... ui.nnin v.l IIIVU
his continuous residence noon and cultivation
of said land viz: Noah liriles, S Sparks, A T
Sweet and A L Vaughan, all of Springfield,
i.aoe eouniy, uregon.
Chas. W. Johnston, Register.
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dence, etc., taught day and evening.
Shorthand lessons by mail. Address fcr
catalogue. G. HOLMES,
Principal.
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Fdiir splendid Now Whito" Nickel-plat,
Sewing Machines All Complete.
I am oirn-iiig tlioso inacliiiics at cost, not liavin' tfic ( i nn or room tndn
tlii'in uny loni'r. This is a. lim opporliiiiily tn htut otu1 of thrsc u.i pfj
lnr, liiMt furnislii'd, ami v rtuinly tlio most dosimMi' cf nil Siiii'j .Madiinn
1 nlso oli'cr tin following lmi';;nii.s:
Forty Ladies' Xcw Market C IcuLs for 1 less than ftf
hcentji-five Gents fine Overcoats, this seasons pa
chase,) for Si less than Cost.
Tlii'so ntp h!1 new, di'sirnlilt! jjoods, and will puy ,'iO per cent, on thfiiiM
niotit oven if one lind to lay tliem iivvay until tirxt VintT.
I Imvp a nuinl'iT of other ImrsaiiiH to offer nnd to liiili 1 tnlli':
on from time to time
tfa B.
It H U K
Has just received direct from Neu;
York and Chicago, the largest
and best stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Ever brought to Eugene.
THIS IS NO IDLE BOAST.
J5ut cull and prkfl them. Rewemlicr tho place: The Tlir
Jii-tek, corner lllamette and Liylitli St., Euaen City, Oreoii
ASH! FOR X?lBL!ig
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N.B.
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For Sale by all Kml-Class
Dealers.
COSTS NO MORE THAN INFERIOR MAKE8
Cut ill All Sizes Of Waist and Insram. Therein Insuring to
For Sale by all Principal Dealers on the Pacific Co