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CITY AND COUNTY HATl'KDAY. ' SEPTEMBER 2n, 1830 Notice. After this aale en oniiuery nonces, resolutions i ...iKft cards (il thanks will laM'li.rxi-d (or ht rt of nvo cents ht Hiiu for linariiou llip (il'AKK. 1 "p.led August Burned to Death. The following acconut of lh death of Mri. Elliott. daughter 01 Ueo. uilllcao, nf Wal irrville. il taken from the Scio Press: Thursday afternoon Mra. Elliott' baby h-jug sick, aba did Dot go to tba bop yard, but siayed in camp and was busying herself about oauip work. In passing around tbe camp nra ber clothing waa ignited. She bad unelied tbe burning oloth for soma little lima before sue disco veied it waa ber own clothing tbat waa on Are. She tben atarted in tbe tent to set a blanket to atnotber out tbe tlamea. At tbe tent door abe met ber 18 months old baby, and even' at tbia exciting moment tbe aafety of ber cbild predomi nating over peraonal pain, abe took it and placed it out oi nanus way, a tew feet dis tant, and then returned to tbe tent for tbe hlsnket and rolled herself therein in tbe at tempt to amother out the dame tbat were by tbia time blistering and crisping her flesh, tibe rolled tbe blanket aiound aa well as abe could, but the agony ahe waa on .lxivoinii waa so great tbat ahe threw the blanket away and atarted for tbe bop yard near by all toe time screaming lor nolo. Tbe first peraon abe met wag a man, aud nf course sue went to btm for he Id, He luviug uo other means of extinguishing tbe tire, commenced throwing dust on the burning woman. Other help arriving the uuforlunate woman's burning clothing was torn Irom ber, what little there waa left by this time, and was conveyed to ber tent by kind bands and word sent for tbe doctor and hr huaband. who waa at Lebanon. Uoon elimination Mra. Elliott proved to be liter ally roasted, with tbe exueption of ber arms aud face. Her aboes even were burned to crisp upon ber feet. Mrs. Elliott, whose age is but 23, will leave a huaband and a little cuiiu out aooui 10 monies oia. ibey bad just moved from Crook county, Mr. El liott going to near Lebauon. Goshen Items. September 18, 1890. Bop picking in our locality is thing lot tbe'paiit. Mr. J. D. Hampton has returned from tbe Foley Spriugs. Mr. Benj. Moras, Sr., of Creswell, is vis iting relatives near Goshen, . Mr. W. L. Wheeler and family made rela tives at Irving a visit lust week. Mr. J. C. WiUon will make a visit to his old borne in tbe "old country" soon. Mr. J. B. Sellers, of Pleasant Hill, goes to Salein to-day to attend tbe state fair. Mr. II. E. Callisou bus rented Mr. 0. M. Dillard's farm. Mr. D. will move to Eu gene. The way buildings are being erected in and arouud Goshen certainly iudicates ac tivity. A Mr. Carpenter and family have moved cu Mr. J. C. Wilson's farmhaving rented tbe same. Ben Keeney, while hauling rock down a bill, let bis team get away from him, result ing in an upset and broken wagon. Mr. Wis, Stewart moved his bouse in tbe village some twenty or thirty feet first of the week in order to get it on his own land, having erected it partly on tbe land of some other person by mistake. There is quite anumber of applicants for the Goshen school, but as Mr. Hampton, tbe chairman of ihe board has been absent, no action bas yet been taken toward the employment of a teacher. We recently slated tbat our postmaster bad to attend to six mails daily we should have said ten, as there are five exchanges to be made, which, of oourse, in each case re quires the handling of two mails. Mr. Ho ney receives as salary tbe amount of pos tage canceled which averages about $100 a year. Johnson's Cyclopedia. ' A work by some forty of tbe moat eminent scholars of our country, Pres. F. A. P. Bar nard of Columbia CoL, N. Y., Prof. A. Guyot of Princeton CoL, N. J., Theodore D. Woolsey f Yile, Asa Gray the Botanist, Alexander H. Stevens the Historian, Prof. John Le Conte of the Univ. of California, etc., eta, contains re liable information on every conceivable sub ject. It will answer more questions satisfac torily, in the departments of Agriculture, Bi ography, Botany, Chemistry, Education, En gineering, Geography, Geology, History, Law, Literature, Mechanic Arts, Medicine, Music, Mythology, Natural History. Physics, Physi ology. Keligion, etc, etc, such a arise In the 1'ractical affairs of every day life, than any other work of reference. It is endorsed as the best by nearly all of the greatest institutions of learning in our land. Among the local indorsers are Hon. Matthew P. Deady, Bev. Dr. C. C. Stratum. Bev. Dr. A. L. Lindsley, Hon. E. B. McElroy, and many others. For further particulars address C. C. Brow tr, State Manager, Astoria, Oregon. Florence Notes. The West, September 13. A new ohnrch is soon to be built at Glen ada. Tbe new hotel in Glenada baa been com menced. The sahnon cannery of Meyer & Kyle rep reitents a hive of busy beings just now. Married At tbe residence of the bride'a mother. Mrs. E. Morris. Sept. 7th, Mr. Robert T. Bernhart and Miss Alice A. Mor ris. II. H. Fisk. J. P., officiating. The steam schooner Mischief left on Fri day for Yaquina, carrying a largi number of passengers and freight, among which were t cumber of barrels of salmon, salted by Ja cobaen and Bertram. Millinery and Dressmaking-. To the ladies of Eugene and vicinity: The Misses Brumley & Stafford, who recently suo ded Mrs. McNail in the "Temple of Fash ion," have removed to Willamette street, bet. 7th and 8th, where they bare added elegant dressmaking parlors to their millinery store. Miss Brumley is now in San Francisco select ing a fine line of fall goods. She will spend several weeks in one of the leading millinery and trimming houses of San Fran, isco, famil isriiing herself with the latest fashiona and tyles of trimming, before bar return to Kogene, Choice Laud for Sale. A tract of 130 acres choice land within mile of the court honse for sale aa whole or in tracla to rait purchasers. Further infor astion by application to B B. Cochran on 'b St.. Eugene, or to J. O. DT, Cor. Olive snd 7tb. For Sale. A good span of mares with harness. A bargain. Inquire of B. F. Keeney, Go- . Oroociti rare l-.ro B"-. snen, Oregon Deessmakino. Mias Learned and Mrs. Fanny Wbiteaker have taken rooroi in Mat lock'a building, where tbey will do dress mking in all tbe latest styles. Cutting and fitting a specialty. W'asteb Fifteen hundred dollara; will Psy ten per cent, interest per annum and nre the loan on first-claes mortgage. In tfest payable semi-annually. Apply to Gs o. B. Domm. Ton Sale. -Two eottagee and three lota "bin threw blocks of the Geary school onae. Apply to W. Schemata at Bettman store. Boa. -To the wife of Robt Cheshire, at "rains, Thnrartay, Sept Uth, a son. Brevities. HoLtowar-WAti-Hto, l k-, .ltwri.ur SPECTACLES AND Muslf. Henderson, dentist. See Preston's single harne... X'se Albany flour. It Is the but. Carpets at Day 4 Hi-mbr-on's. Harne. and ante oil at Pre. ton's. An endless amount of WMi at Preston's. Wm. Preston's Harness is the best The warehouses are rapidly filling with hops. Mail to the Hiunlaw three iim a week Walton3' n hrmK K,1'l"ire"' J,"'-.' Ask your grocer for Junction flour. It is wwoiiBUl, A beautiful decorated teapot for r.c at WUIUHUlllQI, Two new arain cleaners at the Flouring Mill. Eug ne me btghest cash price will wheat by F. B. Dunn. be paid for Wm. rreston has had a now tm roof put on bia brick building. Forest k McFarland are shoeing horses ior i.sj eacn c.vsh. Day Henderson .11 l,i,nli. i .11 ainaa cneaper than ever - . niiuiiiiii tr, UK Geo. Cronr has boon J. L..:.. . " --!"" uyuij nuenu iuis wecx. A One line of silk nlnshea In nit ana graaes at t . o. Dunn a. Hot and cold baths everv dm In tti u.v .it . - - -v -v -- erry norn a oaroer shop. rreston wants von In pnniA antl aa hia sauuies and heavy team harness, W. Hollowav. tbe leading lewder and munis nouse soutn 01 l'ortland Mitchell just got in another car load of stoves, tie is making- them fly. Have yon still not vour eve on tlm Iwan. tiful "acre-villas" in Fainuonnt? Smith k Hall hi nnr,hw,l n. r..('l,,., n t..l: : . " a, uunnson warenouse at the depot. Bring yonr old scran cast iron to tbe En gene Iron Foundry where you can diejiose Ul II, For fine snits made to order and readv uiwiB ciuiuiog, go 10 unnaou & son Go and see the most beautiful Annarinn An nare just arrived at uoldsmitn s. C. Marx. Barber Shon and Bath Rooms. first door north of Dunn s new block. Bobt. Clow, of Junction, will exhibit bis One cattle at tbe Southern Oregon Fuir. Mr Geo F Craw has the sole strencv for all orands 01 toe celebrated Tamil runca Cigars Watts, the watchmaker and jeweler will give yon bargains on anything in his line. Before storing or selling your oats see A V. Peters. Clean Chevalier barley wanted. E. C. Lake, marble cutter and dealer in monuments, shop on Eighth street, Eugene. Wild geese are already inking their flight southward. A sign of tbe ne.ir approach of winter. The stores of our Jewish merchants were generally closed last Sunday, it being their new year. Bring your grain to the Eugene Mills. They have recently added two excellent grain cleaners. Two new houses have been erected in Fairmount and quite a number of applica tions for lota have been made. Just arrived from tbe East, the lovely Queens Frosted Ware, tbe very latest de signs at Goldsmith's. J. N. Blair is now a bridgs carpenter at Prineville. He has n contract for a $101)0 bridge for Crook couuty. Wright's Red Crofs Cough Cure guarantee to give satisfaction. W ill cure any kind of cough or cold. Sold ly all untwists. Midglev A Tarker have the largest stock of doors and window in Eugene. Factory one block east of the Eugene flouring mills. Ennnire of vour arocery dealers for Eu gene flour, a home production; best in the market at $1.00 per sack. For the larcest assortment of cook stoves, ranges and heators and the loweat prices go to Mitchell's Mammoth Stove Emporium. Seattle recently sold $200,000 worth of school bonds to run 1!) years, ut G per cent interest semi-annually, lor a premium 01 $1500. Hon nirkinu about finished. Larae num bers of pickers from tbe west side of the county psssed through Eugene on their wsy home this week. To make room for a large stock of clocks and silverware, I will sell violins, guitars, banjos, accordeons and autohsrps at cost. J. O. Watts. Mra. Ellen Brnnnan was committed to the insane asylum at 8alem last Saturday. The form is mild and it is likely that the patient will be mired in a short time, A meeting nf the WCTU will ba held at Congregational Hall on next Wednesday at t.rnonn. SeDt. 24. at 2 JO o'clock. Members are expected to be in attendance. Dr. G. W. Biddle my be found at his residence on Olive street, between Fifth and Sixth streets one block west nf the Minne sola Hotel He ia prepared to do all dent al work in the beat manner. Brownsville Times: O. D. Ntcbols, who purchased a tract of land Irom u. r. nsr vey a month or so ago, has his new resi dence nearly completed. He has moved his fsmily from Springfield, and will make this his future home. William Sayers and a Mr. Higgs, two par ticipants in 1 f love prize fight at Pendleton recently, have been convicted of prue 8gb ing and fined $1,000 each, the lowest penal- ty. They Will Will UTOUjr .jimi- . jail for Borne time to come. Cbss. E. Lockwoon, loimeny u. &..Kru,. has been appoiuted Aasistsnt TJ. b. Attor ney, with headquarters at Portland, with a saiary of $1,200 per year. Besides this sum he receives an additional salary from v. S. Attorney Mays. . p.nrfl.tnnE Oreeonian: Ihewneatpooi of the county grange, which at Inst accounts aecreeated 100,000 bushels, is gradually in creasing in size. It is being joined by . number of farmers who do not I b on 10 the grange, and have not yet sold their wheat. Brownsville Times, re i . ia. Nichols, son of O. D. Nicho s iving nbont a mile west of town, iet.rn.ed irom r.ngen. Wednesday and is now lying quite sick at his father's. Dr. C. D. Osburn. bis attend ing physician, fears he will have su attack of typhoid fever. Why. time is money, ana money ,uu .... u,t by bnying your clotmng, suins. u. boots ind sbo., or anything you need in nfemen'a line of E. Banm. Neve. 'before httVA RUCn DBrKBlu. " lie as time, are hard and money la scarce Und price my ggjM J- -bat I W E. Bacm p.!n.villeEevifw: On Thursday a man arrived here whose knees .re so affected irrivru u' 1,;- Una ttr rmt that be canDei siraiKiurii r r - i.M to '".ground and - compelled to na wooden p'gs on which he waist, i-n umt pirson. so .micted. this man .0 kTfcr. living, and yesterd.y ws. work- ing at bis trade, repairing a imiiam ... -or Ed White, at which be em, .0 be quit, .inert A man who is so nnfortonate .nd KwbbS inpport bimrlf by work is 11 iUed to considerable credit and should be V. h .11 who can si" " Pi"J- pSkl"Ui' - Everal month, ago Mr. Henry Plummer. StTmed V-W J N bs. dsgreeal . riW M followed wo... " r"-,, I Honrs .ie rk-.nl. 10lera and Di.rrt.ia I.emedT- insuntaneous, and no a's.g its ne. Bsm- K Manarm-' Tr.d. To eota.C.1- For aalebyF. M.Wiiaina. Cle- l'mtou'a WliiMs are fins. Job work at the Gcsau olBce. Vndiu sliings, 'JO eta wr set at Watt.', Public school rommencel next Mouday Lap liotw. ami Dtutera In all shades at 1 rest, in a. tanned ork corn, 10 cent per can at itumgimm a. r or correct time and the best work go to Uolloway'a. hues, slippers, the best of toot wear .1 ivtunan a. Oil Cloth, Carpets and Shsdea at Day & iienuersons. Goldsmith pays the highest cash price toi country produce. Screen doors and windows for aale by Aiuigiy ,t farter. A pension has been granted Wm. F. Gray 01 utne county. Tbe Western Washer is tbe best. Mitchell sells them at only $4. A knife and sriwors grinder is plying his vo cation on me street.. A set of decorated plates, pink or brown, or Joo at Uoldsmitn e. See Preston's svldles. No trouble for Pres ton to show his goods. For a good honest watch that will keep nine go to lionoway a. Sheriff Nolsnd and deputies have been hav ing a buoy time this week. A new line of handsome glass casters just received at uoldsmitb a. Tbe front of the I. O. O. F. bnilding bas been painted and sanded. Wooduawing by Wm. Moore. Leave or ders with Craw at postoffice. All kinds of mill saws and files for sale at Richard Mount's saw sbop. The provident man ia now storing away hts winters supply of wood. E. F. Chapman is bnilding a dwelling in the western portion of town. The Superior Stove still leads them all An immense line at Mitchell's. Go to Forrest k McFarland and get yonr horse shod new. lor f l.'A cash. Hops were 43 cents at Gervaia last Satur day, and 40 cents in Polk county. Call and see tbe splendid organs just re ceived at llolloway a jewelry store. RemeiuWr that Hanson & Son have the best selected stock of clothing in town. Mitchell'a $7.50 "Darling" cook stove sells like hot cakes. It pleases everybody, SlaiMen t Son will pay two ('!) cents a pound for all silver and Italian prunes deliv ere I at their dryer. Come and exsiuiue Forrest & McFarland'i "stocks" for shoeing wild horses. Sbop 8th street, went of Lane a paint abop. Two new grain cleaners at the Eugene Flouring Mills. Tbey will clean your grain making it a merchantable commodity, A large assortment of wall paper just re reived at the Eugene Book Store. Call and see it. The $.1.00 W. T Douglas shoe for sale by A. Hunt. Unequalled for durability and excel lence. Hop picking Is abont finished for 1890. The yield bus been abont one-half an aver age crop. W. llolloway is by common consent tbe lending jeweler and best watch maker south of Portland. Marriage licen.es issued: Edgsr E. Brat tiu and Alice Vincent; Frank Dinges and Iluttie A. Suover. You can buy goods cheaper at Goldsmith'! than any place in town. He pays no store rent nor clerk hire. A horse race took place last Saturday on the old fair ground track. There Vaa only one fight; no arrests. Eugene is growing eastward, Springfield westward, aud tbe center of this coming large town ia called Fairmount. Nigbtwntcb Witter captured aeven head of stray rattle tbe first of the week. They came from the Smith farm, formerly Belsbaw'a, The Lane County Pomona Grange meets at Irving on tbe fourth Saturday of Septem ber, 1800. Mrs. A. J. Nighswandcr Secre tary. Dvsinger hsa received a consignment of pn tons of assorted glass, and ia ready to fill all orders for glass and sash with dis patch. A brief descriptive article of Lane county will be found on the first page of the Guard. Send the paper after reading to friends in tbe East. A number of subscribers, who have prom ised tbe OuAtiD wood on acount are request ed to deliver tbe same at an early a date as practicable. Wben vnn want to make - your friends a handsome present at reasonable prirea get some of that lovely wedding Art uiatsware at Goldsmith's. For mnsical goods of all kinds and the best quality go to Holloway'a. All the musioians in the city recommend bia aa tbe best place to buy. Don't you want a nice lot in Martin a Ad dition near the new Public School, 1200 to f.m, with fruit trees. Apply to Geo. M, Miller or U W. Martin. Gervaia Star: Wake np, everybody. Old Lan6 ronnty ia actually going to have a new jail, and it may be in the ages yet to oome that she will get a new court house. W. llolloway has just teenred tbe agency for this district for tbe celebrated tnnsio bouse of Lyon k Healy, of Chicago, and can offer tbe beat bargains in organs on the coast. A son nf Mr. Jacob Mitchell fell on tbe street last Tuesday evening in an apoplrptic fit, and was carried into Osbnrn's drug store and medical attendance summoned. He soon fully recovered. Charley Sladden had an exoit ing runaway Wednesday evening. His black bane took charge of the cart and after rnn of several blocks left him in tbe alley adjoining Wm. Bensbaw'e residence. He waa not hurt, but tbe cart'wss badly damaged. The Odd Fellows' cemetery should be re- moved to tbe knoll just south of the Mason ic. Then some dsy an electr 10 road will tie built to tbem, tbe water company could rnn their Dines out there, and the cemeteries both kept in good condition, and Ihe "graves kept greeu. Advertisement. T.a.t Fridsy David Hug and wife, an aged couple of Summerville, waa thrown from wagon. Mr. Hug was instantly killed by utriking bis bead against a tree. Mrs. Hug's bit arm was broken and one of her feet badly crushed Tbey are old settlers of Vnion county. Prineville Beview: At tbia season of the rear most Derwns want to lay in a anpply of armies for tbe winter, but so far no win- ! . . . r (it ter (rmt nas neen urnogni to moeTine iuia fall. At least 500 bcshela of good keeping applea rould be sold here at $1.50 a boabel, wbirb would be a profitable Income to some enterprising orchard ist who baa fruit for ssle. A sure cure for tbe wbisky habit: Dr. Livingston's Antidote for drunkenness will cur any case of tbe liquor habit in from ten to thirty days, from tbe moderate drinker to tbe drunkard. The autidote can be given in a cup of coffee witbont tbe knowledge of the poraon taking it. Tbe Antidote will not injure the health in any way. Manufac tured by tbe Livingston Chemical Co.. Port land, Oregon, or from Osburn k Cor, Eu gene Ollie Itobinson. Baker Uty teamster, hsd au almost miraculous escape from death. Going down a steep bill driving six horses attached to two wsgonslosded with lumber, the brake gave way letting tbe welgnl ot tbe two heavily loaded wagona down upon tbe bor-s. Coming to a turn in tbe road tbe bor were forced through a fenoe down bigb embankment. Kobinson was eom plrtrly surrounded and covered by bmkeo wagons, crippled horse and bnge pile of green lumber, but be escaped with some ugly cots about tbe head and (ace and some bad bruise on tbe back and shoulders. Dsy X Hcndersou's fur Furniture, Carpet and Bedding. Tbe Eugene public school cuiumence work Monday. Go to Watts and get jour niu-iml iuntru. tueuta at cost. Wm Killiugsworth is building a $15,000 residence in Albina. Some Arab peddlers, tnou nud women, were In Engeue tbia wet . A large number of 1-sue county people attended the State fair tins wrek. Wm. Moore will saw your wood promptly Lesve orders with Craw at tbe pontotlloe. Two (2) rents a pound is the price that Sladden ,t Son pay for Silver and Italian prunes. Fisher k Watkins, Friday morning, received a new meat cutter from Chicago. It ia made for power. The sporting men fell bard at the State Fair Werinewlay, from all .accounts, iheoiiuuie talent took the money. Tbe ladies of St. Mary's Guild will give a dime social in the Parish room on Fliday evening, Sept. 2Mb. All aie invite d. , Detmtv U. S. Mandial Sinnott tok Jas. Datnphier to Portland Thurxlay morning on the charge ot giving whisky to Indians. The Gt-ARD office Ibis week printed 25,000 copies of tbe Lane Comity IL m, a teal es. tate journal published by the Line County Laud k Loan Co. A rivil ra,ie waa tried before .fustics Kinney I ant Tuemlav, in which Mr. Schooling waa plaintitl ami J. ('. Ooodule defendant. A judgment for $."!. K.' waa ien tlx plaiutilf. Senator S. B. KAin. Jr., and Kepreaenta Uvea E. P. Coleman am) J. I'. Jennings have each written the Oregonlan expressing their belief that Oregon should bs granted a censua recount. The residents of the west part of town are considerably evercised over the establishment of a house nf ill fame in that - section. ' War rants were out for the arrest of the two inmates Friday afternoon. The regular me( ting of tbe Y. P. 8. C. E of the Christian church will begin at 6 p. 111., Sunday the 21st; subject. Patience Text, James 5:7-12. All are invited to at tend these meetiugs. Just received by F. U. Dunn, direct from tbe factory in New York, tbe finest line of seal plnxb saqnes and stockinott jackets mis side o! I'lirll-inil. Iuw styles aud cueap Call early aud get your choice. The Y P S C E of the Congregational church will give a "welcome social" at their ball on Saturday eveuiug, Sept, 20th. All students, young people and Endeavors of the town are cordially invited to te present. Eugene Simpson snd Miss May Mclntyre, both of Oysterville, Wash, were married on the 14th inst. Euircne Siuitaw.n is the oldeet son of Sam L. Simpson, the Oregon piet. Everybody knows Sam L. Simpson, son of Hon. Ben Simpson, who owned the old saw mill at Uneatta, says the lanuina 1 oat. The State University opened its doors Monday for tbe admission of studeuta for the year 'UO-'ill. The attendance is tbe largest ever known (or tbe first week, during tbe existence ot the Uuiversity. many old students have returned and with theiu new ones. Every indication points to a prosper ous school year. Astoriun, Sept. i:)tb: Tbe liev. O. B. Whitmore, gmnd lecturer of tbe A. O. U. W., b-ft for different poiuts in Pacific- coun ty, Wash., Monday morniug, to iustitute new lodges, one at Willapa, nee at Aberdeen, and another at Hoquiam. He will also offi cially visit all the lodges in this grand juris diction. A Hop Town. Along the banks of tbe La Creole aud within the incorporate lim its of the town of Dallas are four hop yards that will yield a good crop. The growers are J. F. Groves, Dr. Ktrkpatrick, II. B. Plnmmer and J. C. Morrison. Tbey em ploy, according to aize of yard, 210 nickers. Each yard bas its own dry bouse and there is no fooling about the drying; as aoon as tbe boxes are full tbey must be dryad, or by standing a few hours tbey heat and spoil. 150 boxes make a kiln and it takes 20 to 24 hours to dry. The yield of these yards will be not Use than 45,000 lbs. Where is there another town lu tbe state can beat Dallas for bop town? Otoerver. Eu gene ships more hops than auy other Ore gon town nearly a million pounds in an average year. Althnngh having but one hop yard in tbe town limits, there are sev eral hop yards, within two miles of best, which yield more thsn all four of tbe Dallas yards. Eugene is the town that can beat Dallas (or a bop town. Emjoinimo. Some time since the Persons Bros,, lessees of the Linton hopyard, north of Eumne. contracted their orop to G. W. Hub bard. Afterward to secure the lienefit of the advance in price they resold to Mr. Linton, agent The hope have been picked and are now the subject nf an Interesting lawsuit. Mr. Hubbard secured an injunction from Judge Scott, restraining the owners from selling, Mr. Linton from taking possession ot the hope, and truckmen who were hauling tlis hotn from re mot ing the same. Several of the legal frater nity of Eugene are deeply Interested in the Keuovicd. E. L. Applrgnte bas been su perceded as Indian agent at the Klamath reservation, bis successor being D. W. Matthews, of Salem. It appears tbat tbe churches have control of tbe agencies, tbe Klamath being in tbe Methodist list. "Lish" refused to have prayers in the Indian school, and Ihe late M. E. conference at Grant's Pass took bim in hand as a subject for church discipline. Tbey resoluted against bim, and (bough tbe lime was but tnree weeks ago, "Luh" has lost bis officiul bead. Dahaoss AppgAisri). The viewers ap pointed by the city council, J. C. Church, 8. H. Friendly and J. D. Matlock, to a praise damages to protierty owners by reason of the proxed extension of litis street west to the city limit reportea namegei aa imiows: iu Stewart, tl'0; James lluddleston, fl.W; K. U. Vauuhan. C2Tk Messrs Stewart and Huddle- ston have tiled objections against the extension of the street, and the matter is in the hands of the Judiciary committee. A law suit win probably be required to settle the question. Vw Horn The boxes for Ihe DOstolTic arrived tbe first of the week and will te o laced in position Sunday. 1 bey will form a V abape with the general delivery window at tbe apex of tbe V. Tbe money aud postal order window will be in tbe rear.. Tbe freight bill on the boxes was $120. Mrs. Wasbburne deserves tbe tbsnks of tbe pnblio for ber efforts to improve the postoflice facil ities in Eugene. There are MO lock boxes and 300 call boxes of tbe latest designs. v. Pn.n Tha fntlnwinp. taken from il.- n.muul 1 .1 nf tk. Di-int'las Cfiontv conrt. will be of interest to subscribers at Florence .iMi.iiv In the matter of the count road from (tardiuei to Uus connty. W. U. . ... 1 fit r. ratterson, ineooore Auurew auu r.u smy l.nl wa nnrwiinted viewers and E. W. Ao- plegate surveyor, to meet at Scottsburg, eept. 9, ana view seiu rouw uu icm..i no tion at next term. Smuto Expoagu. Wbil grading a street near the business part of Florence last week tbe skeletons of two Indiana, bnck and a squaw, were brought to light. Tbe bnck was provided with knife and two guna, while tbe squaw ws decked out with e quart of beads presumably (or use in tbeir h.ppy bnntiog grounds. The remains were reiuterred. tw... riennt. Sheriff Day took an in sane men by the name of Morris to tbe asy lum Wednesilsy morning. murni came from Cottage Grove and bs been a sailor. He is not violent, his delusions being of religious nature. To Balm Judge Bean's, new residence at Salem ia onder construction. Tb Judge and bia family will remove to the capital city about October 11. WjrrKB. Fifty bushels of good clean orchard gnu seed, at Goldsmith s grocery store. Utal Ktitate Transfers. ECUKNK. J V Atbertou to B C Dunn, lot 1 and 2, block 2, College Hill Park; $200. J F Atberton to Sherwood Burr, lot 5, block 3, College Hill Park; $100. J F Atberton to W H Walker, lot 0, block 3, College Hill Park; $100. J F Atberton to Martha Cooper, lot 4, 5 and B. College Hill Park; $300. I F Atherterton to J It Campbell, lots 7 and 8, block 2, College Hill Park; $200. J F Atbertou to A C Woodcock, lot 12, block 2, College Hill Fark;$l. J F Atheitou to Lizzie N Tbompaou, lot 1, 2 and 3, College Hill Park; $300. J F Atberton to Margaret I Bilyeu, lot 1, block 2. College Hill Park; $100. Klioa Stewart to J F Atberton, 20 lots in College Hill Park; $1. Geo Mnlson aud 1) Scott to James E Bond, ', luterest iu lot 7, block 9, Skiuuer's dona tion, aud o her city property; $5,000. J F Atberton to James Higgina, lots 5 and , block 2, College Hill Park; SUO. COCNTBT. Elleu Humphrey to Julia E Knight, land; $1- Tbomat F Edmnndson to E EJmundson, interest in 1428.07 acres; $3500. Joel A Bryan to It B Hayes, 80 acres; $300. A J Zumwalt to E Q Brigga, acre. $50. John Chestnut to Oregouian Railway Co., 3.03 acres; right of way; $500. J Cbanvin to L N Cbanvin, 10 acres; $1. Levi Chestnut to Oregouian lUilway Co., 3.17 acres; right of way; $500 Leander Cruun to J W W alker, 100 acres, 1. Wm Bogart to Oiwnian Railway Co.. 1.14 acres, right of way; (.Ml. ri.oRKNc a. Ceo M Miller to B F Alley, lot 5. block !; srHiNoriKi.u M L Wilmot to A 11 Hunt, lot block 2, Kelly's addition; f 10U. School Notice. Owing to the non arrival of the seats for the Geary building, school will not begin iu that building until further notice. Our contract called for the seats here the Ulth of the preeeut month. School will begin in the Central building Monday, Sept. 22. Pupils belonging to the A class of the tint s-rode. and pupils in the advanced grade, living in the Geary school division, will report to the Princiiukl at the I entral building next Monday. All other pu pils in that division must stay at horns until the (jeary building is ready, 1 he line separ ating the two schools runs north on lluddle ston s lane to 8th street, thence east to Char nelton, thence uorth to Uth, thence east to east side of district P. M. WILKIN, Cbm. Board of Directors. Letter List. Letters for the following persona remained uncalled for at the poatofflo in Eugene, Oregon, Kept. 18, 1BIHI: HalK-ock. Ilatllc Howell. Kdna t'atn, JimIiu. Coltrider, Henry Cook, J no VY Crenshaw, I, W Benedict, Fred W (II) Knglehart, (leorge llnrrill, 1 hernias Hill, A (' Warner, Itev K R Kelly, Mltllo Uv, Kllsa I'aaley, Win II dull, J W Hervers, tl H Williams, I'm! (. i Woudrur), Uroy llotlinan, Robert ('.') Vlnsruliery. Cliss A chat-ire of one cent will Is. made on each letter given out. Persons calling for letters will please say when advertised. Minni Wasuuubnx, P. M. Kutray Notice. Strayed fiom the Hill pasture, 4 miles northwest of Eugene about March, a black four year old horse, weigba about 800 fiounds, branded with connected A. L. on eft shoulder. A suitable reward will be paid for return or information leading to recovery, to Wheeler Feed Stable, Eugene. Address Geo. Lytle, Eugene, A Good Sknd Ofp. We clip the follow ing item from the Portland Telegram of last Monday: "The Itev. I. D. Driver, who was formerly pastor of the Centennart M. E, church, i iu San Francisco delivering lec tures on Bible questions and attracting attoution. He is better fitted for this work thau anything else. Atone time Ingeraoll was in Oregon and encountered Dr. Driver. When he went back to New York he re ported be had the hardest tilt of hia life with an Oregon oirouit rider. The circuit rider was Dr. Driver. There are any num ber of people in Oregon, who wonld like to see Dr. Driver and Ingersoll meet in de bate.'' Tbiid rot Tbispasb G. W. Hubbard, the hop buyer, was arrestej and tried before Justice Kinney Wednesday on a charge of trespass. 11 appears that air. uuupard waa traveling a private road through Dan Linton's place north of Eugeue, when he waa ottered off Ihe premises by Mr. Linton, II ir refusal to comply with the order result ed in tbe arrest. After an examination he was ordered discharged. Cohinu. Tbe Merrill-Abt-Abbott combi nation have promised to give their grand and wonderful exhibition in Eugene at an early date. Master Eddie Abbott, 7 yean of age, is lamous tor bis prestldigitalive work and Prof. Abt introduces number of mysteries and Illusions. Fred Merrill entertain tbe audience with exhibitions of skill on the bi cycle. A Lahok Sai.i Talked or. Negotiations have been in progress for the past week for the purchase of the Stewart land.odioiuing Eugene south of 10th street The party seeking to make the puruhase is said to be an Astoria capitalist. There ia 150 acre of ihs land and the price is $500 per acre. If bongbt It will be bud out in twn lot.. Mr. Stew.rl would re tain the four blocks bstwsen Eighth and lenth streets. Fob FLOBXNci. The Eugene-Florence Mail and Stage Line leaves Eugene Mon days, Wednesdays, Fridays 7 a. m; leave l lorenc alternate duya; (are, Including meal aud lodging, $4.00; freight, $1.50 per hun dred pound, Quick trips aud good treat ment. See ua and save money. UJILPAKtS & riDIBSON. Baitut Association Mkhtiko. The an nual meeting of tbe Corvallis Baptist Aasoci- atlun will be held at the Baptist cburob m Eugene, commeuviug Wednesday, Sept. 24, and continuing uutil tb following Sunday. A large attendauoe and au interesting session are anticipated. Duo Mr. Dickinson, who went to Cal ifornia fdr ber health some time since, died at Ft. Bidwell, tel., on Sept. 7th. at the age of 56 years, 5 months aud 17 days. Her re mains were buried at tbe place of her death. Mrs. Dickinson bad resided in Eugeue for several years and bad many friends ber. h. - 1 i.. A Pboi-itablb" EwTBy, Sidney Horn, brother of Jerry Horn, of tbia city, found a piece of government land near Knapp tou, Wash., sonis time ago, and pr eceded to file on it. Last week be sold tbe bind for $10,000, after reserving ten acres. Gbadino. Abont 15 teams atarted work at Coburg grading tbe Oregonlan Rail way Thursday morning. Work on lb bridge across tb McKeuxi will b com menced a soon aa tbe material can be laid down. .aa.. -. Fob Bali. A ', Jersey eow with ?, Jer sey heifer calf three weeks old, for sle. Cow very gentle. Will bs delivered to pur chaser. Price $50. Apply to this office. Song Mombt. Pressly Cboher's hop yard yielded 2O0 bales ot hnja, 34,000 to 40,000 pounds, fur which he will reoeive the very nio !iul sum ot 112,000 or $25,0110. Lot Solo. Transaction in College Hill Park Iota have been quite lively tbia week. About twenty have btssa sold. . Fo Bali.-Nice rwaidene property within 1 blocks of poatomcw. Inquire at this office. Hop House ItiirncJ. The bop honse on the yard Uilougiug to Bidler A Knox, two miles east of Cottsg Grove, was burned Thnrday morning at 0 o'clock. Tbe fire la supposed to have caught from a defective flue. The drying of the bop had juit been completed wben tbe fire occurred. There were 5,000 pound of loose dried bops and one bale In the build ing at tbe time ol tbe fire. Tb bale wa saved, but tbe loose hop were consumed. Seveuty-two bales bad been removed to lb warehouse previous to the fire. Tb Amer ican insurance company of Philadelphia, Smith Sc Bunch, agents, had an insurance of $1500 on tbe property, $440 of which was on the bnilding and $1,010 on hops. The adjuster ia on bia way to adjust tba loss. Cows for Sale. I have for aale on my ranch at Cloverdale, three miles east from Creswell, thirty-five head of cows, several ot them with calve and giving milk and others aoon to come in. It) last year's heifers, also a full blood young Jersey bull. This stock will be sold before tbe 15th of next month. Inquire at farm or adJress A. Vatuone, Creswell, Qr. Strayed. From the farm of Wm. Blanton, about July 1, lS'.H), one wbite cow, 5 year old; marked with crop off of right ear and half nuder crop in left ear. Tip end of ear red. Seud any information to Uuabp office. Alp. Bumton. Private Sale. William Bazett will tell by private (ale during the next two weeks, on bis farm on Speucer creek, 0 mile southwest from En. Eeue, the following: 1 thoroughbred short urn bull, half blood young stock, and other cattle; 2 brood mares with Ji-blood Percber on colts at sides, and i other colts; 7 well bred pigs, also hay, eeed rye, farm imple ments, household furniture in good condi tion, bedroom, diniugroom and sitting room sets, stoves, churns, Ac Terms: Cash, or note on approved security for one year at 8 per cent. Eugeue, Sept. 13, 1800. Kstray Notice. Strayed from my premise V, mile couth of Siiiithfield about Aug. 1st, light bay 4 year old Ulley. Star iu forehead and on wbite hind foot, clean limbed and weight about 800 pounds. Halter broke, but not to work or ride. A liberal reward will be paid for her return or information leading to re covery. Addross, W. M. Grimsby, Frank lin, Lane Co., Or. Dwcontinckp. -For a number of yean East column of the Guard wa nsed by tbe utaxian society in the interest of tbe socie ty aud the University generally. Although the Uuabp baa been considerably enlarged, tbe demands upon our space hav Increased to such an extent tbat we have been com pelled to notify the Eutaxians of tbe discon tinuance of the ooluuin assigned for their use. The University and the societies should have a monthly paper devoted exclusively to their iuterests. No better advertisement of the school could be had, Attention of the Regents i directed to th need of k Univer sity paper. Ihs Eva AmoTKD. Abe Goldsmith 1 couflued to his room with an allliction that may prove a very serious on to him. He caught a cold several days ago that settled in his remaining eye he lost one through disease several years ago and now the eye displays the same symptom a the one be lost. It i to be hoped that Mr. Goldsmith will not experience such terri ble misfortune aa to lose the eye. Us leaves Satnrrday evening on the overland train for San Francisco to obtain the best treat ment possible. Mr. Scbtimate acoompaniet him. . Dun. Edward Lee Barger died at th res idence of bis father, James Barger, In En gene, Tuesday, Sept. 16, 1800, of malarial (ever, aged 21 yean, 8 month and 11 day. Tbe funeral took place to tho Maaonio cem etery Thursday morning, under th auspi ces of 0 Co., 0. N. G. of which be wa member. Mr. Barger worked in th South ern Pacific office at Drain, where h fell til, and a few day ago cam to hi horn in this city, lie wa a bright, intelligent young man, aud many frienda regret hi early de mise. At IIoub. Henry L. Bettman, who has spent tbe hist fly year in Europe, study ing musio under leading instructors of Ger many and Franc, returned bom last Friday evening. He baa already been tendered and ha accepted an excellent position in th conservatory and oollege of musio at Toron to, Canada, where he will enter upon his duties about October 1st McMlnnvill Re porter. Tbe young man is t nephew of G. Bettman, of this city. CoNoaroATiosAL Chdbcb. The plans and specification for tbe proposed Congrega tional ohnrch hav been received by tb building committee, and the contractor ar now figuring on tb same. Tb bid will b opened Monday afternoon. If the price I within the amount on baud, the contract will be let, if not tbe bnilding will not be constructed nntil next aummer. - AmtNtsTBATOB's Sali. James M. Martin, administrator of the estate of Mary Ann Martin, sold at public aale Wednesday real property belonging to tbe estate a follow: Lots in Cottage Grove, known a th Hotel property, to Charles Walker for $800. 240 acrea of laud adjacent to Cottsg Grove to J, A. irnmunii ior jwuo. Arothkb Raihi. Isaac Yokum, who mad about $10,000 here off of hops a few years sgo when they brousht II per pound, w are in formed, had over forty acres In Polk county this ysar, and the yield waa large. He had them on shares, receiving two-thirds nf tbe crop. He has not yet sold, but at present prices will main a "bushel" of money. Ike is certainly lucky when engaged in raising hops. Tm Wabsracib Lkasid. Baker City Blade: Louie Cook ba leased tbe War- sbsuer hotel for term of year, and took possession last Sunday morning. Th War abauer Broa. will settle tbeir business as aoon as possible, and about February 1, 1HU1, will leave tor Germany on an extended visit. None to Uohb-Seikimamo Btodsst. Parties desiring to rent bouse in Eugen and students wishing good boarding place will do well to call ou Moor Linn, and they will do all tbey can to flud tbe desired acoouiuioda'iona. Tbey ask nothing for tbtir trouble. Cor. Willsmette and Seventh streets. Mabbud. At tbe residence of th bride's parent in Eugen. by Bev. O. J. Travia, Monday morning Sept. 15, 1800, Mr. Edgar E. Brattain to M is Alice Vincent, beta of Lane county. Tbey left Tuesday for their future home at Paisley, in Lake couuty, via tbe Military road. Duo. A young man from Solo, an invalid, died in a wagon, on tbe MoKsmis, abont forty mile above here Monday. He wa being brought ber. His nam w were unable to ol.taln. Fob Sali. 320 acres of land, team, bar nee and wagon, ten bead of cattle, farming utensil and household furnitnr for sals at a bargain. Inquire ol A. 8. MoClure, Boom 7, Grunge Building. None to Crrtzsxs. All person having bouse to rent, and tboa desiring t keep students, will do well to call on Moors k Llnu, on th cornet of Willamette and Sev enth street. Wasted. Seventy-five boy between twelve anJ eighteen yew of ag to DQ7 clothing of Hanson V Son. Personal. lee Cuuiplwll is visiting In Kugenu, Jas. F. Robinaoa paid Portlsnd a visit Wednesday. L. Bilyeu went to Portland Tuesday on legal business. Walter McCornack ha returned from the Lower Sinslaw. Frank Mulkey, of Portland, spent last Sunday in Eugene. G. B. Chrisman and family camped out at th stat fair thi week. Dr. H, F. McCornack has gone to Day ton, Wash, on visit. A. C. Woodcock made trip to Portland this week on legal business. Mra, Laura Kincaid returned Tuesday from a month's visit at Seattle. County Clerk Walker returned from week's visit to Biuslaw Wednesday. Mr. Schiimate, of Tray, Ma, visited his son, Walt Srhumate, in this city, this week. Philip Nichols, of the Guard typographi cal force, visited Lebanon over but Sunday. Rev. J. W. Sneed. pastor of the Albany Congregational church, waa in Eugene Thurs day. Benj. Despain, a prominent cituoo of Pendleton, waa in Eugene several day thi week. Walter Oray, of Portland, spent last Sun day in Eugene visiting at the residence of hi parent. Geo. N. Fawcett, deputy collector U. S. internal revenue offioe of Portland, wa in Eugene Thursday. A letter brings tbe information that J. R. Ream and wife are visiting relatives at Salt Lake City, Utah. 8. Mnnra went to Portland last Tuesday where he will act a lecretary of Mr. Roe for a short time. Mr. Wm. Dyslnger will return Saturday from a several weeks' visit to relative In Eastern Washington. Marshal Stevens attended the state fair sev eral days this week. Mr. Gambel acted aa deputy during his absence. E. J. Fraaier was st Salem this week dis tributing printed information concerning Eugene and Lane county. B. C. Pennington, who has been visiting here for the aat week, iutended leaving for San Francisco by Friday's train. Mr, R. H. Moore's family arrived from Jacksonville Sunday. Their residence 1 near the M. E. Church on Willamette street. Alex Mayer, of Portland, owner nf the brick In which ar located Markus A Co. and the Express office, was in Eugene Thurs day. W. H. Alexander and family visited in Eugene over last Sunday. Mr. Alexander now holds "case" in tb State printing office, at Salem. Auction Sale. I will sell at public auction at Irving near the school house on Wednesday Oct. I, WM), at 10:30 o'clock In th forenoon the following property: 10 head beef cattle. 1 choice roan Durham cow and calf. Span of horses, weight 1200 each. Wagon with capacity of 3000 pounds. Set nf double harness. The cattle are tat and fit for beef. Terms of sals: 6 months credit on approved notes, 2J per cent discount for cash. Jot Goldhtume, Auctioneer. Music Lemious. I will begin teaching Monday, Sept. 22: Thtsw who have studied the past year and in tend taking a thorough oourse, should begin at onoe. I wish to announce that my classes ar not full snd any one wishing to study pi ano, organ, or voice culture, will be gratefully received st residence on Willamette St., Eu- gene, Or. Laura A, Kincaid. MinntQ Excitement, Captain Hagan, on ot th principal stockholders and euiwr intendent of tb consolidated Blue River and Calapoola mine, waa in the city to-day. He report an increasing and live luterest in the mine, with brighter prospects as tb development of tbe mine proceed. Tb present consolidated company own twenty mines, tb most promising of which ar probably the Poor Man aud Queen Dee. They hav ordered B quarts mill, like tbe on ordered for th Albany Milling Co., and will work for practical results. Th mill will first be put to work on tbe Poor Man. This is a mountain of rock, almost unlimit ed in its extent. It has assayed as high as $218 to th ton, and ia easily mined. At $8 it will pay big, and it i confidently antici pated will Yield rnuoh more than that lu the bulk. Their confidence In tba mln is well illustrated by tb recent offer ot Tho. Ewing, of Taooma, of $100,000 for third interest of th company, which tbey refused without any hesitation. Tboy hav plenty of money of their own to work it, and it will take mint to secure any interest at all if the present splendid outlook continue. Th Willamette Valley is on the verge of an Immense mining xoitement. Albany Dem ocrat, Sept. 6. Boabd or Trade Mxetino. Board met in regular session Monday evening, Pres. Friendly in tb ohair. It being tb annual meeting the following offloer were chosen to serve the ensuing yesr: Pre., 8 U Friend ly; 1st Vic Pres., E C Smitn; 2nd Yioe Pre., 8 M Yorsn; Seo'y, P E Bnodgraas; Tree , 8 8 Spencer; Cor. Sec'y, A E Galla gher. A committee consisting of S II Friendly, 8 M Yoran and E 0 Smith waa appointed to attend a meeting at Portland September 27th, at which time a state board of trad Is to be organized. On motion $25 wa donated to help work on Military road. Hops. Thursday's Oregon Ian aays: A New York trads journal of Sept says: "The mar ket remains strong under a moderate inquiry. Htm York stats, orop WM) are held at high fig ure, hilly 10 osnts above the best of Pacihir coast but it is asserted that tho discrepancy is too great, tbat there is not that ililferenoe in value and that the on must advance or the other drop. The older growths are only irod rately dealt In and prices have a strong sup port Some straggling aale of new state are reported to have been made at 5 55 cents, but these are exceptional and we omit them from our quotations." By local buyer, fin the Portland market) quotations are 37 Jo. Bockd Ovbb. Mention wa mad last week of an altercation between Tho. Rus sell and Hugh Gray. Both of the partici pant wer arrested and tried before Justice Kinsey, but Saturday, for assault with dan gerons weapons. Russell waa dismissed and Gray bound over to appear befyr the grand jo?- SugvrriNO roa Sewerage. Mr. Kelly, a civil engineer of Bar Harbor. Ms., is making a regular survey and plat for ths purpose of pre paring plans for the proposed sewerage system of Eugsn. The main sewer line from present indications will follow near the old ditch and discharge Into the river above the bridge. Lata Creek Bridoe. Commissioner Hy Und and Parker left Friday morning for the mouth of Lake creek to inspect aud receive the new bridge lust completed across Laks creek. Tbey will also examine other bridges and roads oa tbe route. ADaiirtBTRATOlt'S Salb. The Ellmaker property on Ninth street near the Intersection with Patterson street, was sold at administra tor's sale Wednesday. Vulney Uemenwsy was the purchaser, at 11300. Local Mask sr. Hops, SOc; wheat, 62f2 fi4 net; oats, 40(4S; eggs. 25s butter, 25(j? .-W; bacon-hams, 12(?14; side, 12 J; shoulders, 10; potatoes, 60. Wanted. A girl to do housework. Inquire at Marble Works, first door north of Moore il Linn's furniture store. Born. In Eugene, Oregon, Sept. 12, 1830, to tb wife of R. E. Brwtow, a son. Bob To the wif of A. J. Conrad, at Irving, Monday, September 15, a sou.