The Eugene City guard., April 21, 1888, Image 5

( V AND COUNTY.'
;,tu.v .Tti:. now
Y I c'.n J-n I ' W.llh 'ill watches at J.
II (Uii ' ' ' "lu ''' prices
,, l ill- !' l'" ' '" bltMWT.
,., in ii iiif in i'"-' I;.' rtosUrn
, i.j'jsu lihjli 1,1 !L'' pf"'' s-i"" Hi ndcrs..n ia
"! (t.j i,, (iroiiuif equally a desirable re.
'Ills i '"' k?"'"' :i,''":v t,l,il e ',me place,
ll,y .V I'i'vll. .
ttrUra h'i "" nt;,'r l''iii 'I'M tress may
, HU ut ll o Grunge ston ; also Mr. Brown,
Eiuhlh street will lave thorn for kale.
Three "' "W l"illl( tt t"',,r tr',,l'H 12
, hniidred. smaller ones if 8. Other true
. OltVILLR FHKLW, Prop.
l)r. Taylor's 7 Oak Compound, purely
.rget'uble, positively cure rbtmuutlotn, neu
ruki'ii toothache, nitli headache, crump col
i. oliolt-ru morbus, complaints peculiar to
females, colJ or cough, hives, chills and fe
ver Piiii' around llie how t, erysipelas,
Dhtiiisic. Okobiib Tailor.
Sold by Osburn & Co, druggists.
Cresswell Items.
EJ Bungs passed thiotigh towu lust week
Doug Seller pamed through towu lust
Sund'iy.
v, Kellcv of Sii.slaw wus visiting relative
here lust week.
J. K. McKtuzie went to Kugei tTU-t Mou
y'f attend court.
Mrs. J. Mown returned from Cottage
Grove lout Monday.
0. P. Adums Bud daughter have bwn vis
iting relutives lure.
School commenced here last Monday with
J!,n Keeney teucher.
Jlr. C. Troth ami family intoud going to
Oliloruia be fore long.
Tom Keeuey and John Hampton of (Josh
en paid this burg a visit lust Sunday.
Huatb i Whileom started East of the
Jloiiiitnius with a bund of cuttle Inst Mon
day. Why did thn girls look so gad when that
hack load of yonug folks panned town hint
gnnilav.
Get Thfbe.
Coyota Items
F.mioR Gcaiiu: The C. L. T. C. hns been
holding regular meetings but H9 I had an at
tack of sore eyes 1 have omitted furnishing
you with a 'regular report. At to-day 'h
juteling the questiou debated wus, "Which
Is the moHt useful iu the kitchen, broom or
dishcloth." Decided a tie. Under aelect
rending thn following wore well rendered:
Observation of the Sabbath, I wish it wan
Benpectable, Guilty or Not Guilty, The Sol
dior'ii Reprieve, .Character of Napoleon Hon
niwrte. Comio, Pomp and I, Buck Fan
haw' Funeral, The Sujierannuated 0. G ,
Bed War Dauoe, Trimimustho lled'c. This
programme wan interspersed with oi'an,
violin and vocal music, of the first quality,
Ou Friday night the 27th of thin mouth.
The Society will give a public exhibition mid
supper at the Hadley school houie. Select
rending, declamation and music will form
part of tha programme. The auburo-haiied
editor in iuviied to a seat in the hall and as
ninny more of the office boys as can be
spared under Ihn existing political excite
ment. F. M. NlclHSWANDKll,
Cor. Sec.
Jasper Items.
' ' ' April 17, SS."
Johuny Smith i quite sick with chilla.
Bom, April 13th, to the wife of Wm. Wal
lace, a sou.
A little daughter of J. K. Cannon, of Low
ell, i quite ill with niembrnuous creup.
Mr. ltos Matthews, of Eugene, who is
(inching sehijjl in the Gray district, visited
dim pl.ice last Sunday.
Kehoid began her on the 9th, but owing
U) mi milch sickness the atteudancn is not
Urne, only about twvuty-four names being
enrolled
B. F. Sylvester has returned from Wiscon
sin, whither he went last February to sell
bUfttrm. He reports thres feet of snow
when he left there April 1st. Ho says Web
foot is good enough for him.
James Wallace met with quite a severe no
ciileut one day last week while felling a tree,
lie failed to get ut a safe distance, when the
tree struck him. He is able to be about
with the aid of a pair of crutches.
Jasper.
itieDetfl rish BCicrlhcd by nago
h not a more tenacious monster than mala
ri, whether It takes the form of chills nd
fever, bilious remittent, apue cake or dumb
gue. Like the octopus of the story It clasps
the victim la Its tantaculm, and fuhls him
doner anil closer in a horrible emorsce. At
tacked With Hosletler's Stomach Kilters,
however, It gradually relaxes its tremen
dous rip, flnallv abandons it, and the quon
dam euirirer, liberated at last, rejoices In
thenense of new born freedom, engendered
ly the restoration of complete health. Dys
pepsia, to, and eonstipalion, those old ana
reinorselis enemies of ttie human lamliy,
give ground, and are Dually driven (rom the
lleld by this Naiioleon ot remedies, the grest
it, llie purest In the family pharmaoopcoia.
Itheumaiism succumbs to it, bo do kidney
troubles. The nerves, when overstrained,
rrpiln quietude and vlyor by Its aid, aiidthe
ability to rest tranquilly and eat wlih aesV
are increased by it. Kesort to it ia Uuisaud
Jvuia uunecessary sufleriugi
Letter List
Letters tot tha following persons remained
uncalled for at the p.)sloUico in Eugene City,
Oregon, April 13. ISSHs
Atkinson, Jeremiuh Drinkard. Anna
Gregory, W E James, A C
Lsmiit," Mr llivers, Miss Grace
Sparks, Geo Stockwell, Frank
' A charge of one cent will be made on euch
letter Given nut.
Persons calling fur the above will ploase
My advertised, giving date.
V W O.bcbs. P.M.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
Then Baby was sick, wo gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Notice.
1 am now out of the horse business, and
hotily all persons whose mares were served
bT horse nuder my charge last year, to call
nd settle at the First National Hank where
'he accounts are, when the mare foal, and
Ihns save trouble to them and myself.
Dated at Eugene City, April 10, 19.
Jamks BaTls.
Foi Sale. A lot of nico show-cases, as
8od aa new, at
E. R. LcrcxxT k CVa.
Lana Coun,y Repn convention.
i iue u -publican Convention of Laus
.County, Oregon, uut in the court hou.e in
: Eugene City, on Nitnrduy, April 14, m Ht
11 u in.
! Called In order by S. M. Yorun, ehniinian
of county committo.
! Ou motion a WheeW of Springth 1.1 wis i
lehcti-d temporary ohainuau. Ou motion
. L ltoiii-y ot North Eiiuene was eh tied '
; temporary chairman.
t Ou motiou the chmr appoiuted a com
jmitleeof rivtm credential,, consisting' (,f
I 0 F Knox, II K Kincaid. A 8 Powers, H L
i liristow and James Camplvell.
I On motiou the couveniion took a recess of
fi(t-en minutes to give the committee ou ers
; dunliaU time to report.
uu oeing caiinl to order the committee re
ported the following dolegntes tuiitled to
seats in the convention:
South Eugene Wm Suiiih. R M Yor.ui, E
It Lnckey, W II AbramH, F M Wilkins, 11 It
Kiucaid, T J Smith, Jim HuBuian, Ed Har
kins. Henry Fry, G It Chrismau, W It Dil
lard by J S Daker proxy. Theodore Iteushaw,
Dave Thompson, S II Friendly and Eli
liuugs.
North Eugene Wm Edris. W H Fenton,
L N Honey, W It McCo. nack. A O Hovey,
G S IVushburue, Geo Fisher, W V Hender
son. A J Johnson. J M Hoiknn. K V.,IU
Voluoy Huinenway and Walter Eakiu.
Cottage Grove E W Whipple, Robert
Giiffiu, 8 E Veatch, W II Ilid'er, G W Mc
lloyuolds, J II Shortridge, lWnis IIvhii, X
J C btoutK-r, O F Knox, D V liurimi.. . v
Cre-swell J F Waikur, J Weeks, J Mors,
J Tait, It D Huwlev, Mutt lte.d.
Springfield G H Thiustmi, G E Lytic, A
Wheeler, A L Vatlglmii, T J Domiltlsou, C
J llruttain, M Bi.unett, AUn i t Walker.
Spi ucer II C Perkins, Eli Perkins, Jus
Gold.
Pleas..!. t Hill-It G Cullisi ti, H lluiigh
man, II T liristow.
Mohawk T L Zumwait, Jerry Yaruell,
John Spores.
Wiilamctte Jasper Wilkiiis.TJ Vuiighau,
Hi my Spores, Neil Vandnyii.
Camp Crevk E F Chapman, A Goddard,
Frauk Stormunt, James Campbell, Ed Mc
Dec. Jasper Frank Smith, Duvid Jacoby W F
Smith.
Junction C W Washburne, E Van Vran
kin, Dr N L Lee, F W Folsom, J W Har
pole, II S llvlaml.
Siusiaw W M Inman, P F Davis, W U
Wiltse, S G Lock wood.
McKen.te A S Powers, Peter Honey, 0
H lteiifn w.
Irving-Allen Eond, II F Houd, J C Jen
nings, I) P Hoff.
Florence A It Ruttolph by Joel' McCor
Hack pro'y, James Morris by Joel McCor
uacK proxy, Jool McCoi'uack. W H Weather
son by 0 It Lean proxy, A T Knowles by 0
11 Jleall proxy, O It Beau.
Hazle Dell Sam Ashlev by H It Kincaid
proxy, J-.is Walker by C J lirattain proxy.
Lost Galley lbomas Uaibre, W It I'ar-
ker.
Wild Cat J L Atkins, A E Whiteuker.
In accordance with the report of the com
mittee on credentials precincts not repre
sented by delegates holding credentials were
represented as follows: Lowell, John Tait,
two votes; Mabel, Joe Uuddleston,two votes;
Chesher, J 11 Hill, two votes; Coyote, John
Simpsii, two votes. On motion other pre
einoiH not regularly represented wee repre-
rnted as follows: Lake Creek, John Whis-
man; two votes; Long Tom, Mr Pitiuey, two
votes; llichiirdson, C W Washburne, two
votes.
Ou motion W I Vawter was authorized to
cast the vote of Petrr Honey of McKeuzie,
the committee having ovei looked his proxy.
Uu mot'eu the chair Appointed u commit
tee of five on permanent orgauiz.:'ioi aud
order of business as follows: E W Whipple,
v u A brums, V V lleidorsou, U 11 lieuu, it
G Callisou.
On motion a committee of five was np-
fioiiued by the chair ou resolutions, as fol
ows: Allen Bond, S M Yoran, II C Per
kins, E Van Yraukin Jasper Wilkins.
Ou motion the convention adjourned until
1 :30 p. in
"' AmnSOON 8BEHI0X.
Convi nt;ou called to order by the chsir at
1:CU p. m.
Ou motion B D Paine was avihorized to
act as proxy for E Wells of North Eugene.
Ou muiiou l) Jacoby was authorized to act
as proxy for W F Smith of Jaspef.
Committee ou permanent organization and
order of business reported.
A. C. Jennings was elected assistant sso-
retary.
The commute on pmtiorm reported, rec
ommending the adoption of the Republican
Suito platform which was adopted ut Fort
laud on tho 11th inst., as the platform of the
Republicans of Lane oouu'.y.'
On motion, llio.cnair oiipotnieu mree
tellers as follows: Walter T. Eskin, Neil
Vanduyn, S G. Lockwood.
The following ticket was nominated:
State Senator S. B. Eakin, Jr.
Representatives A. C. Jennings, S. W.
Condon, J. M. Stafford.
Couuty Judge Rodney Scott.
Sherill J. M. Sloan.
Clerk Joel Ware.
Commissioners Frank Smith and B. S.
Hylaud.
Treasurer J. S. Luckey.
Assessor D. P. Burton.
School Superintendent J. G. Stevenson.
Surveyor C. M. Collier.
Coroner Dr. T. W Harris.
Tho following persons were nominuted by
tho preciuct delegations for members of the
county committee aud were confirmed by
the convention:
North Eugene, G S Washburne.
South Eugene, W H Abrams.
Lost Valley, W R Parker.
Floreuco, A R Buttolph.
Wild Cat, A E Whitaker.
Hazel Dell. James Wslker.
Siusiaw, Wm M Inman.
Richardson, 8 W Harpole.
Long Tom, John Wynu.
Lake Creek, J B Whisman.
Mohawk, John Spores.
Cottage Grove, E W Whipple.
Cresswell, John Tait.
Jasper, D i Jacoby.
McKeuzie, A 8 Powers.
Spencer, Ellmaker.
Irving, J C Jennings.
Springfield, A Wheeler.
Camp Creek. James Campbell.
P.eiu-ant Hill, J T Gallison.
Willamette, T. J. Vaughau.
Junction, F. W. Folsom.
Lowell, A D Hylaud.
Mabel, A Smith.
Chesher, J M Evans.
Cayote, W I Coleman.
Ou motion, the convention adjourned
sine die.
L. N. EoXEY, A. V HttXEB,
Secretary. President.
Immediately after the adjournment of the
convention the county committee met in the
eourt house and organized by electing W
II Abrams of South Eug.-ue, chairman
aud Geo. 8. Wahburne, of North Eugene,
secretary of the county central committee.
The committee then adjourned to meet at
the cullol thn tbxirmau.
; Co&RKC7ios.-Lat week by mistake of the
'secntirv of the Prohibition Convention we
published ilr. V. S. McClnre for one of
the couuty commissioners. The Commiss
ioners as nominated were: J. A. Bushnsll
iof Junction and Jan. McClane of Camp
I Creek.
Brevities.
Go to Preston's for your harness oil.
Second hand stoves bought and sold at No.
!). .
IWi.g all your mending of tin ware No. 9
tillsliOp.
Choice Cal. peaches are sold by SladdcUit
S hi 5 cam for $1. ,
i Engi tie, Springfield and Albany flours nre
; kept by Hlaildmi ,V Sun. .
IIendersoi, Dentist.
School books ut Collier's.
Carpets and shade nil new slock, at Day
& Henderson's.
Take your produce to the Pacific Tea' Co.
and get llie best prices.
Cash paid for eggs and poultry of all
kii'.ds i.t Sludden & Sou's.
Hot and cold baths every day in tho week
nt Jerry Horn's barber shop.
A fin- line of silk plushes in all shades
and giudes at F. U. Duun's.
Fipe laying, wells driven. Roofing
specialty at No. 9. We work chesp.
Go and seo Preston's single harness.
School lxhiks of all kind at George Col
lier's. Price them; buy them.
Bunion's ladies brass baud will give a ser
enade JTomluy. Don't fail to hear it. ' ,
The Juuctiou flour the best flnnr on the
market. Only J 1 per sack at P. T. Co!
Mr Ceo K Craw has the sole aneuey fur all
hratnU nf the celebrated Talisil Punch Cii;ar
Sn- Preston's buggy hnrness.
The largest stock of fine chewing tobaccos
is kept by Slaildrn & Son, who sell ths
cheape-t.
Hose, noz tles, boxe bibbs and nil other
appurt. nances for laying water pipe nt No.
U tin shop.
The trout tire beginning to rise to the fly
and the disciph-s of Izaak Walton are getting
iu their work.
Farmingtou, W. T., hns incorporated and
Wm. Stoops, formerly of Lsne comity, was
elected Marshal.
Henderson, Dentist.
Moore's Revealed Remedy regulates anil
builds np all the orgaus of the human sys
tem. Sold by hugene imiggist.
Mr. G. C. Garrison will shortly remove
his stock of Roods into the building for
merly occupied by Bausch's shoe shop.
Bettraan will take all kinds of produce,
eggs, bacon, butter, chickens and everything
at better prices than nnyoue else in town.
A number of stallions wero exhibited in
front of the Court House Monday afternoon.
Quite a number of flue horses were shown.
Robt. Riley and a man named Dotson had
n scrapping match Mouday. Marshal Day
took Riley in and the recorder fined him t"
nnd costs.
Davis, the t iilor, has just received a large
stock of imported nnd domestic goods of the
latest Spring nnd Summer styles. .Call and
examine his stock.
Ladies call at Bettmnn's and see his fine
assortment of kid glove just nrrived direct
from the factory. Latest shades will be
soil at a great bargain.
The Odd Fellows of Cottage Grovo will
celebrate the (IHth anniversary of the intro
duction of the order inro the United States,
ou next Thursday, April 'JOth.
Miss E. J. Lowry hns removed her dross
making establishment to her residence on
7th street six blocks west of Willamette.
Will sew by the day when desired.
Mr. McGhee, the contractor, has resumed
the work of grading Fifth Strhet at the in
tersection of Pearl. The bad weather lt
fall compelled the discontinuance of ine
work.
By using only the best materials to lie hod,
nud having had years of actual experience
under the best instruction, eunblos Hender
son, Dentist, to obtain tho fiuest results
known in Dentistry.
Barmy Markhy, i brother-in-law of Mr.
G. R. Chiismnn, uearly cut his thumb off
one day last week while splitting kindling
wood. Dr. Sliarph s dressed the wound, and
he will save his thumb.
Messrs. Starr & Vandeiiburg carrio one
of the largest stocks of stoves nnd tinware
of nny firm in the Willamette Valley and sell
nt exceedinly low prices. They nlso have a
huge line of plumbers' goods.
If you have a cold, cough, bronchitis or
any form of throat or lung disease, do not
neglect it. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, if
promptly taken," will speedily relievo aud
cure ull ailments of this churctor.
Friendly keeps the largest and best assort
ment of carpets of all desciiptions in the
city. Also ladies' dress poods, clothing,
boots and shoes, hats, etc. Go and examine
his largo and well assorted stock.
St. John aska the question, "Are yon for
the saloon or the home." The answer given
is "you bet your lito." But when you are
asked where' jou cau get the best goods and
prices on tea, coffee, groceries. On sale at
the Pacific Tea Co., Cor 9th and Oak streets.
There will be a special meeting of St.
Mary's Guild at the the residence of Mrs. J.
B. Underwood on Wednesday, April 25th, at
2 p. in. All morubeis are requested to be
prcnent. By order of the president.
Nellie G. Straight, Sec.
Catarrh,, when chrouio, becomes very
offensive. It is impossible to be otherwise
healthy, and, at the same time, alHicted with
catarrh. This disagreeable disease, in its
most obstiuate and dangerous forms, can be
cured by the use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
The one story nud two story bouses on the
corner of Eighth and Olive streets were
moved so ss to front on Olive street this
week, making room for the oil masonic
building which will be moved to that corner
in the near future.
Whv ves T-Tea-T. We ask vou to note
that we carry the largest and best stock of
Tea south of Portland. We buy direct from
the importer. We allow you to sre, taste or
smell what yon buy, or will give yon a sam
ple to let you find out just what kind you
want. All favorite and tried brands always
in stock. Prices to suit the times from 25
ets up. We also have a full and fresh stock
of groceries, etc,
B. C. Van Houten, county auditor, m a
passenger on Saturday evening' train for
Rosalia, ou a visit to his fine stock farm
near that nlaee. Mr. Van Houten has seven
I or eiL'ht hundred acres of land down there
. . V . . ..- .-i.j J:i- ii i. i
Which ue is Having mockcu wim uiooueu
horses, stallions and mares of almost every
breed, both traveling and draft burses, and
also all kinds of graded cattle. Spangle,
W. T. Record.
The aim of the American Encyclopatdiu
of Practical Kuowledge is to supply farmers,
gardners, dairymen, stockmen, fruit grow
ers, florist, landscape gardeners, poultry and
doc fanciers, bee keepers, field sportsmen,
! home architects and builders, home doctors,
I the house wife, etc.. with all the infor
mation they may need for the several pro
fessions or varied duties. It places before
them in a manner of easiest access and a
state of perfect readiness for their use, a lar
ger end wealthier system of piofeasion!
knowledge than any but the most highly
favored con'd obtain from prolonged and
studious consultation of both men and
book.
Quick sales and small profits is tha motto
of No. 9.
For water pipe cheap go to No. 9 tiushop
on 9th street.
Tho circuit court probably will hold most
of ucxt week.
Several parties have lweu iu town this
week selling McKeuzie trout.
Norri Humphrey and wife are oeonpying
rooms at Mrs J Udell's on sixth street.
The water main ill the Chiislian additiou
burst Thursday tiight flooding the street.
A tnarr'age license was issued last Satur
day to Nels E Dei ken and Jsliie Neeley.
Sh -ep men will do well to heed the notice
of M G. Smith, sheep inspector, in another
'oliinin.
Hey there! If yon want to feel good all
up aud down the hack of your neck buy a
cook stove from No. 9.
A tramp woman with a little boy was beg
ging on the streets Mouday. We do not
think she met with much success.
Notice the advertisement of Chas. H.
Dodd A- Co., dealers ill wagons, agricultural
implements and machinery of all kinds in
this issue.
Albany Democ.-at: Lark Bilyeit, of Eugene
City, has been nominated County Clerk by
the Democrats of Laue county, and deserves
to "get there."
W T Kayser, Lane Co. auctioneer. Sat
isfaction guaranteed, either by job or com
mission. Address at Eugeue, or cal", six
miles west of town.
The best family remedy is undoubtedly
Plunder's Oregon 'Hood Purifier. Harmless
it accomplishes relief where many other
tnediciius failed to do so. It may be safely
given to the adult.
The W. C. T. V. will give an entertain
ment at Lane's Hall, Saturday evening,
April iKt, consisting of music, recilaiions
and a drill by "Co. Y." A social after eu
ti rtaiument. Admission, 23 ceuts..
The graud jury, nftur instructions from
Judge Bean, fulled to indict Hogan the
wheat swindler and he will get buck his
$1000 put up for baud. The law is defec
tive that such h rascul goes uuwhippod by
justice.
The Guard this week publishes the pro
ceedings of thn Republican county conven
tion, as last week it gave tne Democratic and
Prohibition. We propose to run a news
paper that gives the news of whatever kind,
so it be fit .for publication.
Eugene City will in ft few years have a
population of 00.000. The railroad from
Coburg will lie extended In re, thence to
Florence and the wi st road will be extended
from Corviillia to Eugeue. Huntington and
Crocker have been here, looked over the
ground and said this is so. Look nt what
vou missed by not buying a few years ago.
You are missing just as much by holding off
now. Buy ten acres of the Humphrey tract
for $l,(H)b nnd in five years it will lie
worth $10,000. Don't wait for a boom end pay
lsoom prices but buy NOW,
(iRo. .M. Jln.LKti, ileal Lstuto Broker.
County Canvass.
The Democratic candidates of Lae county
will speak on the political issues of the day
at the following times nud places at the
usual places of speaking at 1 o'clock in the
afternoon:
Mohawk Tuesday, May 15
Springfield Wednesday,
Coburg Thursday,
Irving Friday,
Walterville Saturday,
17
18
19
21
2i
23
21
Pleasant Hill.
Mouday,
Lost Valley.....
Cresswell
Cottage Grove .
Curtwright.
Gieen Door....,
Spencer
Cheshire
Richardson
Long Tom
Junction
. . . .Tuesday ,
Wednesday, (
...'Jihurs lay,"
Friday, " 25
....Saturday, " 2G
....Mouday, " 28
..Tuesday, 29
.Wednesday, " ;;U
...Thursday, 31
Friday, June 1
....Saturday, " 2
Eugeue .
All onuosiim candidate aro respectfully
invited to be present nnd participate in the
discussion. L. Bilvku,
Chaimiau Democratic Couuty Central
Committee.
Final Report of Grand Jury
, the grand jury cf tho Circuit Coil' I
for Lnno county, Oregon, at the April term,
1HN8, do make this our final report: That
wd have examined the public offices of Lane
county, including the Sheriff and Clerk's
ollice, ami we find each of said offices well
kept and tho records thereof in good con
dition. That we have examined the public
juil. It is an unfit plnce to keep prisouers
aud is insecure. We regard it as economy to
build a new jail.
We have exemiufd all charges of crime
brought to our notice, and made our report
iu ad cases where parties have been com
mitted for crimes alleged to have been com
mitted in this county. Having finished our
duties wo now ask to be discharged.
Jamks Farkkr,
Foremau Graud Jury.
Nrw Hosk. 730 feet of now rubber hone
for the firinen wero received by the city last
week, nnd ou Saturday evening tho same
was tested by laying it from the hyilruut on
the corner of Willamette and Eighth streets
to the new Baptist church. Not n joint or
section of Imse showed auy weakness; the
water was thrown through the 750 Mot of
hose nearly to the top of the church spire
The city authorities should endeavor to sell
the old hose; while it is suitable for hnnd en.
gines it is entirely unsafe to risk it when
attached to the hydrants, as the pressure is
too great.
SFsTf si:t:o. James Stanley and Thomas
West. 'indicted for larceny 'rum the Henry
Maxwell's house near Irving, were tried by
jury in tho circuit court this week, found
cniltv. nnd sentenced to three years each in
it, a iv,.nilntitiniv. Ilnni-v H NpvinH iinil
Ak(., Hmitu pad guilty to larceny, ond
W.viiu was sentenced to one vears imprison.
mcnt. Tho prisoners will be taken below
fins, Saturday, morning.
. Damaok Suit. Mrs. Wm. Christian ha
conuu-uced suit in the United States district
court of Oregon ugnir.st the lessees of the
narrow guae road for t'5,000 damages for
the death of hor husband, Wm. Christum,
while working ou the road a short timesmce
She alleges in her1 complaint that bis death
was mused by the carelessness ol the em
ploy s running the train.
Sr.r. Him. Not Tom Vanghsn, but his fine
Clyde stallion "Snyder." He will be found
in Etigene at Stewart's sluble every Friday
and Saturday during this season. Snyder is
7 e-rs old, weighs about 1700 lbs, has good
action and has the reputation of belug a
poo ' foal getter. Go around and Tom will
show htm to you.
KoTiri! to Patboim. Lane County Po
mona (ir.itiL'O will meet witti rranmin
Om-'gir at hmithfield on May 5th at 10
M, . P. J. M Puiusos,
; Secretary.
A.
IssASic. Mrs. Smith, of Mohawk pre
cinct, wan examined before the county
court aud adjndg.il insane. She has been
eoniiued in the asylum before. She wa
token below Friday moruing.
Irving Itemi
April 17, 1888.
Mr. Frank Bond baa put bis store on
wheels,
Farmers are nearly all dona seeding. Our
most reliable farmer predict a large yield
this yar.
It was thought for a while that Irvine
would boom this Summer, but it does nut
look that way now.
Mr. Salsman will sell out aud leave; and
the worst of all, when our prominent oititeus
go to Portland they register from Eugene
City. Irving is a gouer.
Mr. J. A. Fugate will start for Fern Ridge
Sunday morning ou a vist as well as a busi
ness trip. It is his intention to purchase 10
acres of ground to raise strawberries upon.
There is a movement among the young
folks to start an amateur dramatic club. It
is their intention to play "Teu Nights in a
Bar Room" about June 1st. and if they meet
with success will preseut othi r pieces.
New Tannery.
The articles for the incorporation of the
Blageii Tanning Company have been filed
in the couuty clerk's office, aud the secre
tary of statu s oftlcu. Tho iueorporatots are
N.J. Blsgep, Gio. Midgley and Wm. J.
Miller, and the dumtiou of the company is
unlimited. The purpose is to engage in
operating a tannery or tanneries iu the state
of Oregon, with the principal office at En
gene, to buy, sell or otherwise dispose of
real or por.tonul property, a may be nrces
essary to carry ou their business. The rnp
ibd stock is fixed at $tltKK), divided into 120
shares of $50 each. The company propose
to operate a tannery on ground purchased by
them just north of the Haiue's t innerv
They will ooiumeuce building and making
the necessary improvements the first of next
week. This is the kind of talk and work
that will build up Eugene City and assure
her permanent prospeiity.
Conyent School. '
A letter has been received by Rov. Beck
of this city from Archbishop Gross author
izing him to collect fundi for a oonvetit
school to be hVuted iu Eugeue. The letter
is as follows;
lUv. F. 8. Bkck, F.ikiknk City Rkv.
Dkar Sir:
I hereby authorize you to collect in En
geue City aud iu Lane county the funds
necessary for building a convent school iu
Eugeue. I heartily commend this work.
Surely uo butter object cau appeal to our
charity than institution' for educating our
v.mll. jLtt 1?m V SI It.tf.lr tii-.mn.ma In rati.
lect the funds for so noble an object, I
... .i.. . . . i . . it . i ... ..
earnestly appeal io an most, wuosu "aims
will be given iu this sacred cause.
William Gross,
Archbishop of Oregon.
Portland, Oregon, March 1S8.
Personal.
Mr. Al Lyle, of Crook county, visited Eu
gene this week.
Hon. Enoch Honlt, of Harrishnrg, visited
Eugene Wednesday,
Mr. B. G. Mulkey returned from a visit
to Eustern Oregon Wednesday.
John W, Bristow, now traveling agent for
Stavcr and WalkVr, was iu Eugeue Friday.
B. F. Dorris, Mr. Morgan and Mr. 'John
Brown left for the Blue River mines Thurs
day. '
J. G. Powers, of Palouse City, W. T.. has
been visiting friends in Lune county this
weea.
Mr. N. J. Bliigen, a prominent contractor
and capitalist of Portland, is visiting iu this
oity.
Mrs. Ada Lane, ties Siiodg.'iiss, who hns
been visiting relatives and ,'rieuds in this
it v. returns. I to her homa neat Hurrlsburg
Thursday.
Mr. L. Senders, the horso buyer, was in
town Ihursday. Ho would have given
hMice iu the Guaru so as to inform the peo
ple of his coming had he been certain of
dates,
We notice the following attoruey from
abroad in attendance on tin circuit court:
K Weatherfotd of Albany, W. 8. Mc
Failden, Jno. Kelsay nnd J. W. Rnybnrn, of
Cnrvallis, J. W. Hamilton aud W. 11. Willis,
of Rosebnrg, Geo, W, Voacum of Portland.
Chas. Phillips of Junction.
Open Air Concert.
Tho Firemen's Cornet Band wiil give an
open air concert this, Friday evening in the
square near Matlock s corner, when tna fol
lowing progiamme will be rendered:
Overture, "Bus Bleu" Pettce
Overture, "Band Union" -Southwell
Cornet Solo, 'Under I he Roses", .Ramsdell
Medley Overture, "Echoos of the Day ..
Rosen feld
"My Tuba Solo" Souihwoll
rautasia, "Fairies Moonli'iht Revels ..Goetz
Trombone Solo, "The Wizard". . .Southwell
Overture, "Northwestern Bund Carnival....
SoJthwcll
City Transfers.
E M Warren lo Geo Vote, lot in Packard'
addition; consideration, $175.
T W Harris to J B Harris, lot,' in Pack
ard's additiou; con, $000.
Michael Vogl to Joseph Yogi lot and
brewery in Mulligan's addition; con, $1800.
We havo hoard a great deal from the Re
publican press and o.ators in favor of the
soldiers. After a careful scrutiny of their
county ticket we fail to find a single soldier
of tne rebellieu on it, aliconch there a'
many iu Lane county who would have re
fleeted credit upon the ticket. It i crow for
the soldier and tudtey for the valiant warrior
who fouiht at home with his tongue. I he
Democratic ticket has one Uuiou soldier
npon it, who served throughout the war.
Ruhawat. Friduy morning the white
horse uthiohed to Reed's delivery wagon
turned over tho wagon at Rankin's corner
throwing the driver, Flank Page ofl
catching him in tho gearing and drugging
him across the street when he got free with
no other damage than a brnised leg. The
damages to the vehicle were light. This is
the second runaway for said white cuitan.
Iscipiknt Fiuk. The outhonses at Mr,
Jacob Conser residence by some means
got on fire Thursday and burnt fiercely for a
time until a hose was attached to the water
Cipes that fortunately had been 'aid the day
efore, and the fire was soon extinguished.
I storm aiioh Wantk.d. Any person who
was in the Black Hawk war in 1831 and
1832 in Captain Boone's company will con
d r a favor by seuding their address to P K
Robinson, Eugeae City. Exchange pleav
copy.
Stbatko. From the premises of tb tub
senber, In Lugene, a lnrge red milch cow,
branded E, marked swallow fork in left ear,
underbit io right. A reward of $5 will be
paid for her return to my stable, or liberal
reward given tor iaformution leading to bsr
recovery. U.UrmiAS
STATE UNIVERSITY
J&ua Hamilton Editoi.
Tb Eutaiiaus will elect new officer to
day.
The surveying class has begun field work
this term.
Prof. Johnson v.a serenaded by a party
last Suturday eve.
The Laurean will give another open sec
tion in a short tiniu.
Miss Annie Itolierts and Mr, Ilerhort
Condon began school this term.
Miss Annie Craiu left this week to begin
a term of school iu the country.
Some of the seniors have beeu getting
their picture taken lately. Mark makes a
good appearance.
Among the students this term we mis the
face of Messrs Porter, McCormao and
Wie, and Misses Porter and Craiu.
The- question, "Resolved, the third
party is a hindrance to the temper
ance cause," will be discussed next l'ri
Friday in the Eutaxian' society.
Among the other uovslties of the week we
observed one of the aeniors sporting an olive
hat; two others had white lists, all beiug the
samo shape. We presume the seniors have
a monopoly ou this shape of hals.
The Lainvnns did not feast on peanuts as
they expected during the holiday w k. This
accounts for the disappbrnti Q and hungry
look which some of these gentlemen now
wear, who remaimd in Eugene through va
cation. Iu the last issue of the paper a mistake
was made by the typo iu describing the
chestuut psrty. It should have read, "Th
chestuut jmrty was a success as every one
well knows on considering that batch camp
Uiimber 1 got it up."
After Mr. McCormao left we heard the
next moruing that he barely escaped missing
thetrniu. We next beard that while board
ing the train at Oregon City he tell and bus
tamed severe injuries. We were nimble to
obtaiu further particulars hut hope he is nut
hurt seriously.
The recently published M. 8. miscalled
the Second Book of Chronicles, which cre
ated something uf a literary sensation in cer
tain circles is evidently spiuious or nt hast
its value has been destroyed by the interpo
lation of liuprinuirded scribe. In proof of
this we cite the urge number of modern
word it contains, tho strange mixture of
archaic aud recent forms, and the astonish
ing conglomeration of Jacobins, Ft titans and
Saiihediims. Well informed petsons look
with distrust on such two-wei ks-nfie -it-happeued
article and sre in liu.d to belli ve
that this questionable manuscript would
be more appropriately culled ths Book of
Chestnuts.
Mr. Brattaiu returned fioiu Portland last
Saturday evening wyth a bran new white bat
and a strange appearing black mustache,
Wbeu Mr. B. Walked the streets next day be
was frequently taken for a drummer. Hard
ly anyone recugnied iu the while hat and
daik mustache the jully-looking senior of
last term, for it will be renn uiln red his mus
tache then was very liuhiiu color, nnd
this sudden change from light lo dark trans
figured h's whole appeaniuce. Mr. Builtnin
probably had bis mustache dyed temporarily
to see the effect. When he attempted to get
the dye off what must have been his terror
aud surprise lo find it was impossible to bo,
removed. He sport it now iu as becoming
a manner as possible. Evidently Mr. Brat
taiu believes "urt is more pleasing to the eye
than Uut ure."
With this issue of the column; tliis pen
will erase to write for tho iuteresta of the
Eutsxian society, for the eiilighteumeiit of
the people, for tho amusement of the stu
dents, for the welfare of the Gcaho, for tho
peace of the Corporation, for the general
benefit of the country. Yes, dearly loved
and respected friends, we know this pen is
so rusty it scratehe and teui s the pap"r. We
hope that any scratches now existing, tho
n-sult of some careless item in the column
during the last three months will immediate
ly heal with tho lust stroke of this pen. For
the scratches and tears were made by the pen
and the existing circumstances not by the
wish of the editor, therefore as tho pen is to
be thrown aside and the circumstances are
changed, there is uo reason whalevt r lo bear
any ill-will against ihe editor. This peu,
although dying a natural death, is worn out
b) the frequent battle wiih Laurean editors.
Wbeu first this pen tntcred oil the editorial
field it looked forward with innocent, trust
ing faith to a peaceful term, unruffled by the
attacks and dissensions of editorial strife,
but alas! how soon was this happy dieum
blasted by a merciless attack cm Eutaxian
ability and integrity Ihrougb. Laurean in
fluence. We were culled upon by the stern
convictions of duty and os ia well known we
upheld anil defended our society even at the
expense of persouul feeling. We are always
ready to protect the society ngsinst any
thrusts of tho Laureans. We advertised the
vrtues ot the senior class to the utmost of
our ability, yet we never expect any thank
for such hard work. We gave an impartial
and just account of the last Laureau open
session, and we huve never received a single''
compliment for our pains. We told the
reason why the Lutaxians visited the Latin an
society that time when both leaders of the
debate had the messlt ( and they accused us
of "taking advantage of leap year " We
suggested that the members of the Corpora
tion, after every affair was settled, burn np
the "mutual agreement stul save the asbes
in a golden sarcophagus, hut hardly anyone
kuows now what became uf that precious
parebmeut. We published a. comical and
veiy uncomplimentary valentine and every
body thought we received it ourselves, .We
advised the Ixiye to chew guiu rather than
waste their time iu idle talk on the postoffice
corner, but tbey spend mure time there than
ever aud chew cigarrette stumps instead.
We tried to make the Gdaiid the leading
paper of the Northwest and even published a
a prospectus of the contributors, but
not one of the gills would write a single
item therefore our grest plan fulled. W
begged the Laureans nut to squander
their money ou trifles but save it iu order
to buy A piano for the society ball, but at
the very next meeting of the society they
lavished money iu paying np the due of
persons who had ni t attended the society
for five years aud probably will never attei.d
again. We edited our column with a roos
ter at the bead crowing over the Eutaxian
victory and some of the Eutuxiaus were of
fended because w didu't have a hen in
stead. We desorilwd ihe last corporation
meeting in Old English stjle and the Lau
reans were so pleased they wrote a descrip
tion of the same subject aud in the same
style as near as they possibly could. We
could tell many more ot the great things we
have done but we will refraiu aud say the
scratching of this pen should have ceased
before the ink corroded the brass aud dulled
the point. The wood-box or wuste-psper
basket into which our pen is thtown should
be kept clean aud neut and everything suita
ble fur the last resting place ut a ru-ly pen.
We ask this favor on the same principle as
the person iu that touching song, "See that
my Grave is Kept Greeu;" so "see that my
box is kept clean. "
Notk k. The Linn Co. Coun il meets
wilb Harrisburg Grange on the first Satur
day in May. All Lane Co. del l ate are
requested to meet with them on uid day. I
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