The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899, February 21, 1891, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textcm AND COUNTY. BATL'KDAY. .FEBRUARY 21. 1891 Tuurntoii Item. Fob. 19. 1891 The Hpiing liK ibis vicinity U ,1x111 uiuhrd. Mr. Fred Catliun of Ssltio vi.ited here Buudsy. if. Webber' Noilly airived her from nrmM Wednesday inorniug Miss Bertha Vulganior o( Browu,ville( failed b mother ibe Unit of the week. vj inches of snow tenor-d at McKen tie Bridge nd ' 't', ltil ucnl ou Cedar vut. Mr. Janies Belknap of Upper McKenzie ptMtd through bere one any uui wees who .r, friends of Mr. Tepiot will rifted to learn that be is lying at the point ..( death t hie borne on Out Creek, i ctn dsv lust week a man by the name of Vt'r McDonald's timber cUim which IU s . lout 8 mil"1 Mit of Cid"r FUt' Nikt " miD8 on before be reached dm destination llodsuow baling fallen during the day be vLcaine confused end lost bit wy. Having bo matches to start fire, be was ow llled to travel all night to kern from fr V tn death. He was found the next jai in o'clock by John McMahon of s- nie face, band and feet were billy Iraitbiit-D and be would bate perished . a few hour from cold bad not Mr. McMafcn found bim. it. ivesterof Jasper met with an sci ..... '.i,,.t name very near proving fail. While workinr in bis floor mill his cloning was caught by u npf'f bt "baft wedgng hin him in between one of the timbers pfl tie mill so tigh'ly o top the tDac.iw.rt. uih.n found be was insensible and bu friends were oompelled to oat M clothing (roin the shaft In ordor to releaei him. It was found on examination that pne of bia s waa broken iu two placet nd several of bit ribt fraotnred and he sub wed many ,. bruises about tbe body. About one rear ago Mr. By Wetter lout a thumb and ' . 1 .L. .Aniilantal Hanaro A m two nngeni oy u """" -T"o" v- gun. High Bank Happen igra. F 19, 1891. Did you get Talentiue? Cheater Edwards visited witKlijoh Hills t Jasper Saturday night. H. C. Keeney, the Jasper m hint, pass ed through here last llouday. A plat of ground hat beeturveyed at Thurittou aud enclosed for eatery. A. S. Matteson and duughtelisited with Wm. ltaiues uear Bpnug-eld Hday. T. Tasheria, chief engineer, Portland, whs at Cotnp McKenzie over 8 lay. The contractors shipped the ;ine which they have been using on their 1 driver to Corv.Ulis Wednesday. Staples, the contractor, and 1 r. Waring bad an altercation at Spriugfit ist Thnrs day which resulted in a pugilixbncounter. They were separated before ttu jught to a "liuisb," hence we presume it s called a "draw." A Mr. Miller, from Salem, w n Spring fluid Ut week interviewing thitizens to see if the pronpecti were fnvonil 0 starting a newspaper. We did not learn it encour agement be received, tiutscribo for tbe Gdabd now, ' my," And "wait till the clouds roll " Subscribe tor the GtHRD now, ' my," Believome, 'twill pay you t( . atJLAB. Study these Prices-It Wihty You. Th follow ius are some ofkdden Son's present prices: Golden C sugar, 20 lbs Extra 0 sugar, 18 lbs....... . Granulated sugar, (fiuo) 10 lbs Vina. IH Ihn .$1 00 . 1 00 . 1 00 . 1 00 . 23 . 15 lloastod coffee, (ground daily) pb California blaok ngs, per 10. . . Costa Rica coffee, green, per lb 1tnnl hull ill 17 DOwdeT. 10 01 25 GO Safe & Beliable baking powdeth prizo Mixed candy, per lb Eastern hams, pi lb Walnuts, per lb Codfish, '2 lb bricks..... . Arm and Hammer soda, 4 lb Epp't Cocoa, per can Tomatoes. Der can 60 15 13 15 20 25 25 10 1 20 CO 1 25 10 20 20 20 20 20 20 Lard, 10 lb, guaranteed, per can .. 5 ' " Coal oil, best Pearl, per can. . . . Lye, American, per can KhpIa condensed milk Peaches, choice table fmit, per c White cherries, " Bartlett pears, " Nectarines, " Sliced pineapples," " Hnrdinun npr nnn 10 Savon soap, 20 lbs., 20 bars, per U 1 00 Tea. Jaimn soou. Der 10 . . 25 35 45 50 04 20 Tea, Japan very good, per lb Tea, Japan best, per lb Toa, Gunpowder best, per lb Small white beans, per lb Germea, por package Etv. Etc. Sladden & Son are always pleastihow their goods. Letter List. Feb. 1. Abbott, .T O Amos, H C Cayier, Emilia Kanhay & Masna Holt, Miss Nellie McKeynolds, J Morn, Mabel Newville, Wm Palm, Theodore Kiddle, Rev M S Hcnveli. John Albes, Mrs A Belmire, T ftrav. Ellis Hill. Mrs Ji Iinir, Edd Malle. Henry Maus. Flora Okaws, Henr; Porter, Susan Ruttnr. O Stanley, Jamei William, Dr C S Vuluamore, M a charee of one cent will be madVlch letter rtvon out. Persons calllug lor icini please say when advertised. Minkj Wasbbubnic, A Tniiiv VinnT Pmf. WUiii PnnnVI nf thm KnJnt DUbllc Schl liu.i. iinu with m. cmiDle of nbs P,U .vaninir nf lut Week. Al leaviug the Gear? building he was bv Otto Kobeits a 17 year old boy k. ,.,.Ai fn,m school fr mux .Uui nn.(Mnr with rocll on beinir earniht, was assistel by t-narit, another boy of about the same age. roi .v.. ,,.!, inUmtinir. Kobe! Reed wen arrested Mid plead guilty Justice Kinsey and were each hnea entta. Our Candid Advice. It is selJom that we appear in tbe ni.ii..i .Jiwr or familv cbysicn there are times when we feel justified ing the attention of our many subscn o itni merit. Wa feel just siiying that Moore's Revealed Reined Uin. mnra actual merit than any me.1 hm bM been our good fortune to test dial will make you as entbusiastw writer. Ladles Should not fail to see tbe eoraet displ Fnendlv's window-st he it sole age Thomson's Glove Fitting Lor auu complete line of Ferris Oooa neamir act Waists in stock. LrMcia Noncc-Go to tbe Depot 1 yard for cheap lumber. Andrews be nndenold. C... Dnrtjn -Grandma Brjs." restaurant tor 35 cents. Sunday Brevltlos. I f ullowa r Watch di, BpStTAlLM AND MUSIC (Wks, .Tewilht Henderson, dentist. Ax Billy, for best cheese, 15 eta. Call on Caswell for sidewalk !amber. Try nigh Grade catsup at Goldsmith's Money to loan on farms. Enquire nf Judge Overland trains from the sou lb bave been iste (bit week. Just enouuh snnw fell Thur day nlht to wiiiieo me groiinn. Hot and cold baths every day in tbe week si serry uorn l Dor Der tbop. Tbe McKcrizie bills and Spencer Butte are oovetea wito pslchet of snow. Bring yonr old tcran oast iron to the Eu gene Iron Foundry where you can dispose 01 11. The Oregon legislature adjourns this Sat' nnluy morning at 10 o'clock. For fine suits made to Older and ready niaue doming, go to Hanson & Hon. C. Marx, Barber Shop and Bath Rooms. First door north of Dunn t new block. Go to Pbelp't Spencer Bntte nursery tor o year oiu sppie, pear, onerry trees, so. Mr Geo F Craw has the sole agency for all oranas oi tne celebrated Janatf Punch Cigars Before storing or selling yonr oats tee A v.retert. uiean ubevauer barloy wanted, E. C. Lake, marble cutter and dealer In monuments, tbop on Eighth street, Eugene, The legislature bai now set tbe time for adjournment (or Saturday, Feb. 21st, at 10 a. m Grandma Munra serves another chicken dinner Sunday at Hurlburt'e restBuraut, for as cents. Marshal Stevens bat told three of tbe lots advertised for sale to pay street improve ments, Tbe Myrtle Creek bydraulio mines are re ported to bave plenty of water and are busy piping tbeir ground. Enanire of vour srocerr dealers for En. gene flour, a home production; best in tbe market at f 1.00 per took. A flair was olsced at half matt on the rmls by the City lull Sunday on the receipt of the news ot lien, onerman s death. Dr. O'Dell, of Sodaville, Linn county, has sgain been committed to tbe asylum. Too much liquor it the cause. ine uoseDura Keview Has donned new dress. The Review is a bright, spier paper, and is alive to the interests of Douglat connty. Among tbe tales at a poultry fair which closed in New York, Feb. 9tb, were two buff Cochin cockerels and a pullet that sold for 750. For fine Sunday dinner eo to Hurlburt Bros.' restaurant. Grandma Munra intends serving a fine Sunday dinner that day for only 35 cents. The pay car of tbe Southern Psciflo oom sny bss not been here for two months. Ve hear that quite a good many wonld like to interview it. , Tbe Bosten Opera Compsny will pity Monday night, Mascot; Tuesday, Ersmni. Both fine operas by a big compsny. Papers down tbe valley speak well of tbem. Geo. Melson has purchased a half interest in a shoeing business on tbe corner of Sec ond and Salmon streets, Portland. He will move with bis family to bis new borne Mon day. Astomn : Spokane, Seattle and Taooma published tbe proposed new city charter in tbe papers before submitting it to the legis lature. In Oregon things are dona differ ently. Cnpt. Winnnt is making arrangements to bnild a steam schooner 105 feet long to ply between Siuslaw and San Francisco, to car ry lumber and merchandise. Ytquina Re publican. Mr. Brewster advertised in tbe Guard for two horses that bad strayed from bit farm near Eugene. Mr. It. B. Holt at Harrisbnrg tbe next day after receiving the paper sent bim the- desired information. On the second Tuesday in September, 1891, Coos connty citizens will vote npon tbe location of the county seat, at the Leg islature hut passed an act authorizing them to do so. Probably Msrshfleld will secure tbe honor, but in sny event Empire City will be left out of tbe race. According to an old saying woodchuck are supposed to come out at noon Feb. 2nd (Holloway's time), and if they tee their shadow to return to stay 60 days more, but the crowd from Holloway's bid tbe tun from their view this year and sportsmen are bsp- py. He says be does not need to pnnnsn illegal lottery seoemes to ouno Dr. G. W. Biddle may be found at bis residence on Olive street, between Fifth and Sixth streets one block west of tbe Minne sota Hotel. He is prepared to do all dent al work in the best manner. r.nAn A on Rnllitia Diso Harrows, with or without seeder attachment, tbey a-e the bes' mude, and at a price that all can afford one at hardware store opposite Baker's Hotel. 1. L. (JHAMBEBS. Portland Welcome: Anent the "tight ness" of the money msrket: A prominent citizen who borrowed f'JaO.OOO last weea giving a moitgage on one of tbe prominent and valnable business blocks in tbe city bad to pay 7y, per cent., and taxes on tbe loan over 10 per ceni. per aumiui. n yr k this same loan could bave been bad lor yt per cent, for tbe asking. TiiABrlsv moraine as the Oregon Psciflo train rnundinir the curve between Kings and Lyons stations, it ran into two hand cars, on which were eight or ten Chinamen with their tools. Una oi me cars was thrown about thirty feet to one side of the track, while the otber was Dsaiy o rosen up. Two of the Chinamen were severely cut about the heads snd faces. The others es caped with tlightbrnises. Holloway soys: Wheu spiders are seen going np tbe wsll btckwsrds, and geese walking in single file toeing in It's a snre sign that measles will be light among tbe children this year But It does not prevent his keeping a more se lect line of watches, clocks and jewelry tbsn ever, with a greater determination than ever to please all. A Grant's Psss dispstch of February 18th snys: Lsst ni(jht William M. Snoers, an old pioneer and Indian war veteran, shot bim slf in tbe hesd. the bsll entering tbe brain. He will probably die. He U shoot GO yesrs old and was first married shout eight months ago. He was formerly assessor snd srirreyor of this county. Partial insanity and imag inary domestic grievsncee are tbe causes. An entertsinment will be given at Bbine bsrt'l theatre, Sturdv evening. F eb. 21st, nnder the direction of Mrs. Kinrwid, for tbe benefit of the C. P. church. Following is theprogrmme: Pert I: 1. O verlnre. or chestra: 2. male quartette. 'Over tbe Waters Away," Rhowalter-Messrs. Adsir, Aubrey. Linn snd Cornell; 3. recitation. -How Ruby Played." Mrs. Kincaid; 4. duet. "See the Pale Moon," C.mpaue-Mi.. Doms snd Straight; 5. bass solo. t'Tbe Outpost, Mr. Dickinson; fl. recitation, selected. Miii illi; Link! 7 vocal solo. "Open Thy Lattice. Greuh-Mrs. Kinoaid; t "Mumc.! Act." music performed on 12 dinVrent instrnaients : Ua In It instnn itb guitar efmmpaoiuKu - ad Miss Test; 9. mate quartette. "In Silent Mead " Emerson-JIessrs. Aaair, Linn and Cornell Part II: Longfellow Hiawalht in the following tsbleanx: 1, Hi awatha's Iuf.ney: 2. Hiawatha's HnMing; 3, The Ftl Shol;4. S-(je advice oi jinaomia, 5, Tent of (he Arrow Mker; 6. Tbe Lover t Appeal; 7. Uepsrtur- oi tne uotc... . 1.iT.'. d . t... VonA: 9. Death of Minne- thaba; 10. Tbe Husband's Farewell. HUwo- k. Sir Ttir kiuon; umnenana, mim Kokomi-. Mis Rbinehsrt; tbe ancient arrow Mj"- C , ile atpostomce Butler, 30 cts; eggs, 20 ctt. Job work at tbe Gdaid office. A x Billy for 10 pounds lard, 11.15. Rock Candy syrup at Goldsmitb't. Circuit court one week from Moadsy. Ax Billy, fur bacon, 10 eta. per pound. Carpets! Carpets! at Day & Henderson's, Selette Plush Jackets only 10 dollars at AJ . fetors.' Blauk deeds aud mortgages for aale at the Udabd office. See the spring stock of carpets at Day Hend' rson t. Wheat it Arm at C8 cts. per bushel on ooard ot cars. Goldsmith pays tbe highest cash price foi country produce. For two weeks only Ax Billy for 5 lbs green coffee; $1. That Mess Mackerel in 8 t csns is excel lent, at Goldsmith's. Forest City Dongola shoes only f 1 50 pair at A. V. Peters.' Wild blackberries and huckleberries put up fresh at Goldsmith a. Junction City is airitstlag the building of 810,000 school house. All kinds of mill saws and flies for sale al Richard Mount's saw shop. Remember the $1 50 Dongola shoe, good value for 12, at A. V. Peters'. Lively times about the sheriff's office pre paring for court and collecting taxes. Go see the show window of Day Qen demon's Furniture and Carpet House. Remember that Hanson 4 Son bave the best selected stock of clothing in town. Walter Gray has commenced business for himself in the harness line at Eat Portland. A larce assortment of wall paper just re oeived at tbe Eueene Book Store. Call aud see it. The $3.00 W. L. Douglas shoe for sale by A, Hunt. Unequalled for durability snd excel lence. Decorated toilet setts at Smith k Haifa for $3.00. Great bargains iu crockery and lumps. Elgin or Walthsra movements in gold filled cases at $10.50 and upwards at Watts'. Leo Oerhard has purchased one of the leading saloont in Albino, and bas tsken charge of it. rhAnoeshlfl weather this week, rrost, rain, gpito of mow and sunshine, the latter predominating. Another chicken dinner will be served by Grandma Munra at Hurlburt I restaurant next Sunday. We have received the first number of the Marshfleld, Coot county, Sun. It it a bright newsy paper. Largest and best assortment of carpets at Day Henderson's at puoes that cause everybody to buy. A nWrintion to the daily San Francisco Examiner for one year is for sale at a sub stantial reduction at this office. ihina In mv stock of watches, clocks and jewelry at actual first cost until further notice. J. O. Watts. Beat lina of plush and licht weight cloth wrapi from 10 to 35 dollsrs south of Port land, now on exhibition at A. V. Peters. nnlv Rrat.cli.s clocks and will p n you fine 8 dny mantle clock. mIow m $4.50. 4. J 1 A l la received a consiuninont of ten tons of assorted glass, and is ready to fill all orders for glass and sash with dis patch. Blair & Croner have contracted to carry and deliver Wells, Fargo 4 Co'a express, the company having concluded to dispense with their own delivery. A letter was received here the other day statisg that Cyrus Ellmaker died of con sumption at Ottumwa, lowa, reoenuy. e left Eugene about four months ago. Th March term of the Lane county cir- cnit ennrr convenes one week from Monday. The time for tbe final servinw for papers for that term of court expired Thursday. niiver's new steel and old reliable chilled Slows, sulky, gang and walking and at re need prices. . JJ. 1U A UBttB. Quarterly meeting in tbe M. E. Church next Sabbath. Preaching at 11 a. to. and 7 m. The Love feast will follow tbe morn- ine sermon and Quarterly Conference will be held Monday at 7 p. m. Rev. S. P. Wilson, presiding elder, will preach in the evening and administer tbe sacrament of tbe Lord's supper. Lost wthi Mountains. Cosst Mail, Feb. I A Uf T , at. tin Irl from Hin Kiuplaw started 12 out for a hunt some days ago and wounded an oik. in pursuing me nnimsi ns iu u Vt-a .IniH ourl a afnrm enmn on and he wan dered about in tbe woods for 15 days. His partner, on a rancn at tsiusiaw, auveruneu for bim but oould get no tidings from bim nntil Sunday,! when be was brought into Gardiner. He bad managed to crawl into a house on Smith river where he was Kindly csred for and brought by tbe parties to Gar diner. lilS legs ns'i n"n irozeu, uuo ui them badly, and h sua terribly scratched up v k hnnh ami m aa aviiletillv demented. Dr. Mockey attended bim and thinka be will recover. Died. Miss Eve Renne died at the resi dence of Mr. F. J. Crouch Friday morning at 6 o'clock. She bad been ill only funr days, and before death the blood seemed to settle in spots on her person. Miss Renne wss 21 years of sge, lacking one month. Tbe inter ment will lAke pisoesi uresweu io-uay, ouu nrday, the remains being sent on the after noon local train. Mr. Renne and other rel atives desire to express their gratitude for many kindnesxes shown during ber illness. A Disastbocs Tkst. Annie Abbott, the "Georgia Wonder," who exhibited her won derful powers in Eugene in December, wss very ill at San Jose, Cal., last week, with congestion of tbe brain. It is believed that ber sickness is tbe result oi n test msue in Stockton. Mrs. Abbott was subjected to a cold water douche and not allowed to dry her body, immediately putting On clothes furnished by tbe committee. School Msmno. A call has been issued by Geo F. Craw, clerk of the Eugene school district for a nieetiug of tbe taxpayers to vote a tux for the support of the schools snd to pay one of tbe notes held against the district by the Sn Francisco Loan Society. The meeting it called for tbe first Monday in Marcb, the 2nd, at the court bouse at 7 o'clock p. m. A Simati What promises to be tbe most interesting event in tbe history of the Lsur esn Society will tuke place next Saturday, Feb. 28, at 730 p. ni. Tbe society will rep resent tbe United States Senate and discuss important meaaures. Everyone is moat cor dis! !y invited to attend. Tbe University Orchestra will furnish musio and there will be a promenade after tbe entertainment. Wabtbd. Experienced solicitors for Ore- I Klwlr fnrfemtiitv fn. firm! riav KUB W. .www... ' I and best territory open for tborongb bast- i m nes men. su on general ageni ai iiouuian House at once. Failkd The bill introduced by Represeu tstive Wilkios to appropriate $300U for a wagon rood from Oseo's oreek lo tbe month of Lake creek failed to pose tbe senate Wednesday. PosTornct Robbio. The Aibland post office was robbed Wednesday night. The burglar drilled into tbe safe. Tbey took all the loose change, registered packages snd stamp. WarriD. Dressed pork snd veal for tbe Seattle market. Higbe-t market pries) paid. E.J. Mc-Clajubas. Circuit Court. The following it tbe docket (or tbe March term lavl of Ibe Lane county circuit court 1 -State of Oregon vs. Aaron Lurch. Ob taining money under false pretenses; S. W. Condon for State, U. 1). Doms fur Deft 2 State of Oregon vs. Aaron Lurch. Forgery; S. W. Coudou for State, G. li, for Delt. 3 Stale of Oregou V4. E. A. Gerald. Fur gtry; S. W. Condon for State. 4 State of Oregon va. Fred Reed. Ob, taiuiog money under false pretenses; 8. W. Condon for State. 5. State of Oregon vs. Fred Coonrr Obuiuiug money uudor false pretense; 8. . iouaon tor ntaie. 6 A. L. Harbin vs. Eugene Finn. To recover money; E. It. Skipwortb for Pltf. 7 Jesse Sovern, administrator, vs. Laue Connty, To recover money; J. K. Weatb- ertord and L. Bilyeq for Pltf., Geo. B. Dor ris and S W. Condon for Deft. B-J. W. Major vs. R. W. Marple and J. W. Howard. Settlement of partnership; L. uiiyen tor I'M , ueo. is. Doms for Delt. 9 Tilmon A. Howard vs. S. N. Howard and Ira Allen. For possession of real prot tiny; -ipu, DriiiDger, aiauory x Bimon ami ueo. u. votm lor put., A. U. Wood' cock and L. Bilyea for Deft. 10-Frsnk Whipple, adinr., vs. W. W, Shortridge. Foreclosure; Geo. B. Dorris snd A. V. Woodcock for Pltf. L. Uilyeu aud Geo. A. Dorris for Deft. 11 Euphemia Edmunson vs. Martha Clemeus. Partition; Geo. B. Dorrlt for Pltf. l'i-T. D. Linton vs. W. E. Parsons et al S. W. Condon aud J. K. Weatherford for Pltf., A. 0. Woodcock, L. Bilyeu and J. J, Walton for Deft. 13 L. L. Russell vs. T. E. Russell. Suit for divorce; Geo, 11. Dorris for Pilf., A. C. Yi oodcock and L. Bilyeu for Deft. 14 Geo, Whilbeck vs. Matlock & Co. To reoovor money; A. E. Gallagher and Geo B. Dorris for pill, A. C. Woodcock and L. Bilyeu for Deft. 15 James Huddleston va. City of Eugene. Appeal; L. Bilyeu and Geo. A. Dorris for Pltf., A. E. Gallsgher for Deft. 17 Jeff Myers vt W. A. Caton. To re- cover mouey; 8. W. Condon and L. O. Potter for Pltf. 18. G. R. Chrisman vt. S. O. Garri son and Hattie Garrison. Foreclosure; L, Uilyeu for Pltf. 19. Alexander A Frszer vt Solon S. Jones. To recover money; Geo. B, Dorris for Pltf. 20 Mury J. Buird et al v. Thomas Dris- k ill. To recover money: A. C. Woodcock for Pltf. 21 Duncan Soo't vs. N. B. Lvtle. To recover money; A. E. Gallagher and Geo. A. Dorris foi Pltf, A. C. Woodcock and L. Bilyeu for Deft. ..James Al. Cbapin vt. Alex Taylor. To recover money; A. 0. Woodcock for pltf. .J Lena Lurch vs. McKenzie ft Duvul. To recover money; Geo. B. Dorris for pltf, L. Uilyeu tor delt. 24 Carrie Gerhard vs. Leo Gorhsrd. For divorce; L. Bilyeu for pltf. .58. Maxwell et al, vt. Elva Christian, et al, to reform deed; Geo. A. Dorris for pltfs, L. Uilyeu for delta. .u--Jamet 11. Moore vs. Laura uelle Moore. Divorce; Geo. A. Dorris for pltf, L. Bilyeu for deft. 27 Gideon F. Uodson vs. J. C. Goodale. damages; G. A. Dorris and L. Bilyea for pltf. .9 Ibe commercial liauk ot Ml 1'leas- ant, Mich., va. Robert Johnston. To re cover money; A. E. Gallagher for pltf. a. Win. tibaw it. vt L. . White. To recover money; L. Bilyeu for pltf. 31 Ubas. li. odd ft to. vs. J. u. Has kell and 0. Littlefield. To recover money; Geo. B. Dorris for pltf. Jo Charles li. Voad 4 Co. vs. i. li. Haskell. To recover money; Geo. B. Dor ris for pltf. 3C Ida Spiegel vt. 0. H. and David H. Natwlck. Foreclosure; A. E. Gallagher for pltf. 37. Ida Spiegel yt. David O. Sine et al. Foreclosure; A. E. Gallagher for pltf. 3 UcClung ft Johnson vs. urviiie Green and Estella J, Green. Foreclosure; A. E. Gallagher for pltf. 39. A. P. Churchill vt. J as. U. Bennett. To recover money; A. E. Gallagher for pltf. 40 Macule UcUurry v. &1. W. Mc&lurry snd J. 8. McMurry. Fordivoroe snd to set aside fraudulent conveyance; E. O. Potter and Watson, Hume Si Watson for pltf, L. Bilveu and G. A. Donis for deft. 41-A. V. Peten vs. Joshua McGoe. To recover money; Geo. B. Dorris for pltf. 42 W. Hall vs. Cbarlet Hall. Divorce, J. J. Walton for pltf. 43 Cbaa. M. Aldricb vt. Sadie Aldricb. Divorce: E. O. Potter for pltf. 44 John Conner vt. Jot. w. Hahou aud Polly Mubon. Foreclosure; 8. W. Condon and Geo. A. Dorris for pltf. 47-Jacob Uillespie vs. W. U. furXerson. To recover money; Joshua J. Walton for pltf. 48 Fanny Howard vt, V. 11. Howard. Divorce; Benj. P. Welch for pltf. 4U Samuel v. uoit vt. u. i. ana a. . Fanning. Foreclosure; Joshua J. Walton for pltf. GU fcuitna lapp vt. Jonn xapp. uivorce; L. Bilyea and Geo. A. Dorrit for pltf. 51 D. C. Harrison vs. Fannie Harrison. Divorce; Geo. B. Dorris for deft. 62 Julia Conch vs. S. 11. Coucb. Divorce; A. C. Woodcock for pltf, L. Bilyea for deft. 53 Frank Forest vt. Fries & Percival and A. A. Davis, To recover money; E. N. Dun can for pltf, L. Bilyea for deft. 64 A. L. lirown vt. rerry ana jusry . Sherwood. To recover money; 0. A. Sehl brede for pltf. OO-truais lampuen vt. unai. uicserson, B. J. Pengra, A. Wheeler aud Mary B. Wheeler. Foreclosure; Geo. A. Doms fur pltf. 56-J. M. Horn vs. E. L. Skog and Wil belmina Skog. Foreclosure; Geo. A. Dorris for pltf. 67 S. Warsbauer vt. Henry and Clleo H. Tabor and A. O. Stevens, lorecloseure; J. J. Walton for pltf. 68 J. H. Honig vs. Tbe City of Eugene. Review; J. J. Walton for pltf. 69 Jobo C. Simpson et. al. vt. Cbas E. Simpson. For sale ot real property; J. J. Walton and L. Bilyeu for pltf. 61 - T. J. Black vs. J. S. Smith. To re cover money; L. Bilyea for pltf. 63 Lewis & Burkbolder v. Stouffer, Markley k Co. To recover money; Geo. A. Dorris and L. Bilyen for pltf. 62 Lewis k Burkbolder vs. Allison aud Taylor. To recover money; Geo. A. Dorris and L. Bilyeu for pltf. 64 H. C. Humphrey vs. Alex A. Foster and wife, W. H. Baber and U. V. Howard. Foreclosure; Geo. B. Dorris for pltf, L. Bil yen for Howard. 65 Sternberg k Senders vs. Beth Har pool. To recover money ; Geo. B. Dorrit for pltf. 66 Calvin Kenuel vt Yokuni Uldall. Mo tion for sheriff to make deed; Geo. B. Dor ris for Pltf. 67 Ashley O. Stevens vs. Henry J. Ts ber. To recover money; J. J. Walton for pltf. C8-B. B. Scott vs. John Tait. Suit for damages; Goo. B. Dorris snd Geo. A. Dor ris for pltf, A. C. Woodcock and L. Bilyea fordeft. f t Wm Shielda vs G. W. Long and Hen ry Landers. To reform deed; L. Bilyea and Geo. A. Dorris for pill. 70 U. C. Humphrey ys. B. B. Hsyet. To recover money. A. C. Woodcock for pltf. 71 E Bostwick vs B. B. Hayes and II. C. Amis. To recover money. L. Bilyea for pltf. 72. Sheridan Bros. vt. S. H. Friendly etal. To recover money; J. W. Hamilton for pltf , Geo. B. Dorris for deft. 73. Meyer k Kyle vs. South Bend Lum ber compsny. To recover money; L. Bilyea and G. A. Dorris for plifs. Tiu Lost Tbe Lib water last week caused J. B. Boo as at CoiUge Grove to lose between 1UU0 and 1500 railroad ties that went by bia boom in the Coast Fork. Borne of tbe ties were recovered down tbe stream. A rKKSG.NAL STATEMENT. CiniinilHuioiior l'nrkcr Explain, ft culiiir TraiiHactioii. To- Plxasajtt Hill, Feb. Id, 1891. Ekitoboi'iub Guabu: It wss the October term of the county court, I tbiuk, tlist Thouiss Burbro, who waa supervisor of rood district No. 13 iu Lost alliy precinct came before the court to get help on a bridge across tbe Bogsrt slongb on the Middle lork of tbe Willamette river. Tbe court egreed to give him six cents a foot lineal measure lor all square uuioers uxcu, and to pay the mill price for tbe flooring, tbut to be three inohe thick, and to fur nish the spikes. Aflur Mr. Barbre started in on the bridge, be wrote to me to kuow if I wonld allow bim to split tbe lumber out of good oedur, if so, he could save something by so doing. I consented to tbe cbango, Al tho December torn) of court be uisdo his re port on tbe bridge, the leugth one buudred aud tun eet iucludiug the approaches, he put in bis bill one hundred and eighteen dol lars at the cost of tho bridge. I asked Mr. Barbre if be bad not got some subscriptions ou the bridge. He said be bad got a little but be laid it all out for grub for tbe bands while they were at work on the bridge. He drew bis wun it for that auicu-jt. Not long after that I beard complaint that Mr. liarbre bad built the bridge with dis trict maiVabor. To satisfy myself, I con cluded to investigate tbe matter aud see where tbe trouble was. I weut and meas ured tbe bridge and found it less Ibau a hun dred feet long, and that he had built the bridge with road labor aud subscriptions. District labor twenty seven aud one-half days, voluuteer work seventeen days, dona tions, twenty-seven dollars. Now at the Jan uary term of court when be ruadolhis report ss supervisor I brought the fuels before the board as be bad also put in a very large bill ss supervisor which had been marked al lowed without coming under my personal observation uutil afterward. When I got fioasession of it I objected as it was so much arger than usually came from that district. Judge Scott said: "It is a Urge bill; we will call bim back and have him explain t little," so I went out and looked around through town but could not find him on the street, so there wat nothing done in the matter then. A short iime after that I met Mr. Barbre and I told him that we were not lAtisllud with the reports; that there was somethiug orooked about them; that we wanted an ex plication. I asked bim how long the bridge was; he said one buudred aud ten feet. I wanted to know if he bad worked any other than roud lubor ou the bridge. He said one msn five day. I asked bim if be could use road lubor iu building the bridge and then ohsrge tho county with it lie said that he thought that be had a right to do that, but that be would make it all right any way. Then on Tuesdsy before tbe February term of the commissiouor't court Mr. barbre went to Eugene, but be never ut in an appearance duriug court though e ws in own till the conrt adjourned on Thursday at 2 o'clock p. m. I asktd tbe otber member of the court if tbey had seen Mr. Barbre, aud what be said in re gard to bis reports. They had seel him but he did not say much of anything was the answer. Tbey appeared to be disponed to let the tubject rest without any further thought. 1 do not think that Lane county is under any obligation to Mr. Barbre that it should donate him the sum of one buudred dollars more than is justly due him. Now, that Mr. iiarbre bud an opportunity to coma be fore the court and correct this matter, and did not do it, iu justice to myself, I feel it my duly to make this statement. J AUKS PABKKIt, Couuty Commisrioner. Exempt Firemen. The exempt firemen should rcniomber thai their organization will be perfected at the Firemen's hall Monday evening. Uillceis will be elected at that time. Every exempt in Eugene should subscribe to its conntittl- tion aud by-laws. ' Oikiani.kd. The ttockboldeit of the Eu- geue Manufacturing Co. met at the Court House Saturday evening of last week and adopted by-laws aud constitution. R. M. Day, II. 0. Humphrey, 8. II. Friendly, M. S. Bnrker, F. M. Wilkius, 1. E. Snodgiass and Robert Parker were elected directors. The directors held a meoting Tuesdsy even ing and elected their ofllcere as tollowsr K. M. Day, president; M. S. Barker, vice presi dent; It. II. Parker, secretary; II. 0. Hum- pbrey, treasurer. Darker, Day and Parker were appoiuted a committee on the purchase of machinery, and Snodgrass, Wilkins aud Humphrey on Ibe selection of grounds. Tbe first assessment is now due and payable to tbe secretary. The gentlemen elected to control the affair of the - company are suc cessful business men, and part of them bave tbe necessary mechanical experience to prop erly oonduct tbe enterprise. Willamett- Fob. Nkws. Albany Demo crat correspondence, Feb. 18: Mist Aim Allinubam Is attending school at Uoburg. Mr. Frank Tilton will teach a term of school In the Bogart district tbe coming summer. Sirs. Locke's oottage Is neanng completion. Mrs. E. J. Willoiigbby is in Eugene at present, nndor tbe csre of a phy sician. She will probably return home this week. Perry Smith and family bave moved to Junction. Mr, Doutbit bss told his farm to a gentleman of Crook county, who will take possession a soon as the present tenant' lease is out. Mr. Doutbit was for nary years resident of this local- ity, moving to crook couuty about eight years ago. Urt. Smith baa built a large new barn. Abbkstrd. Cbas, Friondly, of Portland, the traveliug dealer in bides, furs and pelts was arrested Wednesday charged with hnv indeer hides in bis possession. He shipped them from Cottage Grove in old sacks that were full of holes exposing the bides. The railroad agent received tbem for shipment contrary to law. Tbe trial wss before Jus tice Kinsey l riday at one o clock. Univbbsitt Appbopbiatiok. The general appropriation bill passed by tbs legislature provides for an spptnpriation of $5,500 to b expended nnder the direction of tb regents in tbe repsirs on the Oregon State University. Ibe root on lb old building will be replsced and tbe walU cemented and painted. The walls of the new bnilding will be painted. A Coal Dit jovtBr II. H. Fkk, of Glen- ada, was in Eugene this week. He bst dis covered a ledge of coal; the cropping are V, to 4 feet thick, and underiy tne Ulensda townsite. He will thoroughly prospect the ledge. If it proves good it will be valua ble acquisition as it is convenient to deep water. Roan Bill Pawkd. Tbe bill to appropri ate $5,000 for wagon road up tbe C'alapoo ia to tbe Blue River mine bas passed both bonses of the legislature. Tbe governor vetoed it. Estkat Notick. Erftrsved from the Ed munson paatnre three milles west of Eugene about November Ist, lM'JO, two year old red snd brindle beifer. No murks noticea ble. A liberal reward will be paid for ber return or information leading to tbe same. J. W. Withbow. Washixo Oct. Tbe high water bas caused tbe bank to eav in near the tauneriea in tbe eaat part of Eugene, endangering on of lb buildings. J s. Wariuck is putting In breakwater to prevent further damage. Mabbiid. Mr. It. J. Keppel, who clerked for McClung A Johnon over year siuce, wss married at Port Towusend, Wash., Feb, 18, 18'Jl. Duo. Jumr Tuylor, an old resident of Riehardnoo previucl, died at his home near Franklin Wednesday, Feb. 18, IK'Jl, aged CO year. Keul Estate Transfer;. sTOUtl. Isaac K. Stevens as Marshal ot Enms to Joseph Spnnifen. Lot 1, block 1, Cipher's suiciition. iai. T. W. SlielUm to K. J. I.owry, lot 7, block 1, Slielton's .nd addition. 1 -'.'). Ellen Pane t Ardelis Hpani(ln, I.t 4, block 3. Chester's addition. f-'MI. Ardelis HpaiiK'le to Ellen l'a.e. Lot 5, block 3. Sheltou's addition. J.V). Frank Itosner to Joseph Springer. Lot 2, block 7, Skinner's ordinal plat .U0. J. P. I'heaher to W. C. Jeunloon. Lot 1, block 2, t'heaher's 2nd addition. .ki0. Frai.k Close to James II. Wliitenker. Lots 4, ft, ti ami 7, block 1 1, C'reawell. ..VJO. John Straub and Geo. M. Miller to Chas. B. Davis. It 15, block 17, and other land in Fail mount. (11.00. J. F. Atherton to II. W. Holden. Lots 4, 5 and ti, block 20, College Hill Park. 3U0. J. W. Clark to Emma L. 1-onif, intarsat In lot 1, Mock 2, Mulligan's addition on the wast; fJtlOO. Emma I. Long to J. W. Clark, laud east of mill race; f'.UOO. COUNTBT. John M. Moras and wife to Isaao P. Copliu, 37 acres, HH0. .Iiw.e Simmons to S. R. Georite, 100 acres, tT.IK). S. li. George to Amanda A. Simmons, 8 acres, 100. .Iea Simmons to Albina E. Forest, 2 acres, JiKJ. Samuel Batik'hman to Sarah J. Huuiaker, to correct deed; 1700. Pleasant Hill Items. Feb. 1st, 1891. Changeable weather with plenty of snow ia the bills. Mr. D. W. Bridges bas located store at tbe Kelly mill. The Matthews brother are sbill-feeding 30 head ol cattle that ore nice beef. Mr. J. K. McKenzie delivered 20 head of nice fat bogs to the Eugene batcher this week. Mr. aud Mrs; Titus, of Eugene, are mak ing their borne with their son, Andy, at Trent. i A dance was given at the residence of Mr, J. K.MVKeuzie'sontlielHh inst. in honor of Mr. Ross Matthew attaining hi 21st birthday. A vory enjoyable time is reported. A report was in circulation bora last even ing that little aon of P. N. Shelly' had been kicked to death by horse, but we ere pleated to say that the report was not cor rect, but it seemt that while running around where the bone was he wss kicked in tbe forehead, but we learn that Dr. Thompson has hope of hi recovery. While engaged in hi flour mill at Jasper on Friday last the owner, Mr. Sylvester, had narrow escape from a frightful dealb. The sleeve of his cost caught ou some of the pulleys, aud before assistance could reach him one aim was broken in two places, an elbow wa dislocated and he wa bruised up generally. But "Doc" bas lot of pure "grit" and will coon bo bimsell tgsln. O.K. Attempted Sulcido. Janiei Att. sued about 30 vears. attempted to take bis life by tbe ase of laudanum Fri day morniug. lie is a butcher by trade workiug for Mr. Reed. He failed to appear at hit work that moruing and Mr. Reed wont to bit room aud found him aucon tcious. An ounce vial, - empty, that bad contaiued lauduuum was found iu the room. Dr. Brown wat called aud toon bad bim out of danger. They left bim for awhile aud it la tbouubt text bt took more of the drug and tbe services of the doctor were again re quired. Att bad rooently separated from hit wife in Douglat county. He cam to Eugene about three week ago and bas acted queer- ly. t torn all appearanoe bis miud Is atleo ted. JA letter wa found in hi pocket addressed to bit wife at Oak Grove, Doug las county, bidding ber good bye, askiug ber forgiveness and expressing a hope to meet in heaven. Att is now out of dauger unless the tuloidul mania again controls bim. lie it ttopplug at tbe Baker House. . A Fine Coal Discovery. Messrs. Frasier k Berry who rooently bought 800 sores of land V, miles south of Eugene, which they have U'inied the Alham bra Villa, and ot which they Intend to plant 200 acres to silver prunes tbit fall, started their workmen to preparing tbe ground the first of tbe week, but tbey had not worked long wheu thoy found rich croppingsof ooal. The discovery wst reported to the proprie tors, who tt once let their men to developing the same. At tbe time of going to press tbe shaft is sunk to a depth of about fifteen feet, and a well defined vein of what experts pro nounce the strongest indications of pure an thracite ooal, nearly three feet thick and In creasing rapidly as it descends, which it does almost perpendicularly. If this discovery proves to be even good quality of domestic coal it will not only revolutionize Ibe fuel industry of tb country but will be of aluiott invaluable benefit to Eugene In general, Dancing- School. Mr. U. J. Hopkins, who hot just arrived from the east, will shortly open a tobool of instruction in dancing and department. He bad 20 yean experience in tbit work and it thoroughly posted iu tbe latest figures of ball room etiquette, Tb iustruotious will be first-class. Parties wishing to jaia tbe class will leave their namet with G. II. Paine. One of the attractive featuret which will be Introduced it tbe new Oxford Minu ette, which combines the statuliness of the English aud the snrightlinest of tb Ameri can movement. Class hour from 8 to 10. A number of reception will be given after clsst boon to which pupils will be admitted on these tickets. Terms, including reception: Single gent, JO; lady, f 5; couple, 110. One-half in ad vance, remainder at the alxth lesson. On term, twelve lessons. Cluss hours, 8 to 10; reoeptions, 10 to 12. On lesion esob week. I should like to hv a children' class in tb afternoon it we can get enough to make a class. We charge $5 for each pupil. Hours, i to 6. Camnxbt BuBscBirrioBB. Tbe subscrip tion to the ttock for a caunery iu Eugene now aggregate 915,000. Tbe following ad ditional parties have placed their namet to tbe list: W. I. Coleman, flOOO; W. H. Abrauis, 11000; Joel Wsre, $300; D. A. Paine, tM); Wm. W. Wilson, .i00;G. W. Handsaker, $500. The eoiuinittee has made no particnlur effort to raise tbe amount, bat feel satisfied that tbey can easily iucrease tbe subscriptions to $ .0,000 by oue dsys solic iting. CoMPBOMbiin. Seveial of tb damage suits sgainst tbe Southern Pscitio railroad have been compromised. P. B. Bekcley, of Oakland, who sued for i:i8,'.50, accepted 15,000. Andrew Huff and J. It. Sloan, of Eugene, who sued for $8,000 and $0,500 received $1800 sud $1600 respectively. P. Hendee fsusd :for $7000 and took $2000. A number of tbe esse were removed to the U. b. circuit court for trial. SruiKT Railwat. H. W. Holden, a rail road contractor, oi ton norm, iexas, was her several day this week looking at Eu geue and the surroundings. He is thinking atrungly of asking for a chatter to build a street railway between Eugeue and Spring, field. TorBurr. Tb first of tb week was a good time for touri.t priuter. otherwise the mem bers of the srt preservative wbo travel on railroad tie and bruke beams. Four called Monday and two Tuesday. Enciclopuuia. Tbe Gdabd office receiv ed this week an Americauized edition ol tbe Encyclopoedia Brittanica of ten volumes. Tbe set with tbe dsily S. F. Exsmioer cost $33 and forms an excellent work of reference. rerstiuul. E. J. Frasier was at Salem Thursday. Frunk Alexander It visiting in Eugene. Commissioner Parker was in town Mon day. J. L. Pago vlhited Albany snd Portland this week. J. R. Ream sud wife will soon return to Eugene to reside, Oeorgo B. Dorris niaJo a trip to Fairhavcn, Wsbh., this week. 0, B. Hollis, of Spokane Falls, is visiting friends and relative! In Lane county, Mrs. N. Frszer of Pendleton is in Eugene visiting ber sister, Mr. Geo. M. Miller. 1. L. Campbell, of tbe Gcabd, wat in Sa lem aud 1'ortlaud several days this week- M. S. Wallis is np from Portland. He will probably make Eugone hi future borne. J. N, Bunch has returned from a business trip of several weeks duration in Washing ton. Mrs. R. A. Irvine of Albany visited with her daughter, Mrs. L. Bilyea in Eugene thil week. Miss Helen Osburn has gone to Salem to accept position in her father's store at that place. W. E, Ayers and wife, of Dayton, Wash., visited bis brother Palmer Ayer near Eu gene thi week, S. Ilandsaker, the Pleasant Hill mer chant and postmaster, wat in Eugene Thurs day and Friday. A. C. Woodoock went to Salem Thursday moruing on busiuess connected with on of the railroad damage suits. J. M. Martin and wife returned from visit to Iowa and Illinois Thursday night, having been gone since November. Tbe wife and five children of Mr. Charlet Weber, of Thurston, arrived here Wednesdsy from Germsny. Thoy bad a long dangerous trip across the Attuntio, being over a month from Bremen to New York. The ship wot disabled sud almost sent to tbe bottom by the severe storm. Sprlngtield Items. February 20, 1891. We noticed Mr. B. J. Pengra on the ttreett a few days Ibis week. Our new calaboose bat had one occupant all ready, and a lively follow wo he, smash ing the stove and knocking the window lights oat. There has been a subscription paper stsrt ed here in our little town for a new psper. aud it ia being signed very rapidly. Some sign a high as $25, Mr. Gus Washburn bat commenced on his barn. He is going to build a fine honso in the near tutare. All tbe piling i drove between ber and Jasper, aud tbe road 1 almost ready for tb rails. We underitand the bridge bas been swung off of tbe false works on the Mo Keuzie, and it out of danger. Well, it seems at if we were going to have tome weather after all from the appearance of things. Yesterday we bad a very hard snow storm, which covered tbe ground to the depth of one and one-fourth inches. There has been a great revival her in our town, and it ttill going on. It has caused some of tbe most hardest of heart to turn and lead a better life. Bros. McDonnell and Sweeney, cf tbe M. E. church are holding the meeting, and with great success. lA-TA. Florence Items. The West, Feb. 13. We had nnite a shower of bail on the morning of February 7th. Two Catholic priests are her looking for land on which to tattle colony of its ad herent. Tbe board of trade mot Tuesday and B. F. Alloy was elected president, Joe Morris vice president, O. W, Hurd secretary, M. F. Phillips treasurer. Mrs. Geo. H. Colter will tocompany ber tlster, Mrs, Woods, to Eugene where she will remain tor some time visiting friend. At meeting ot tbe First Presbyterian church of Florence M. F. Phillip wat elect ed trustee In place of Ueo. 11. ill Her, re moved. A committee ot three, consisting of William Kyle, O. W. Hard and A. F. Hurd, was elected lo oolleot pastor's salary. The building ot the church was discussed, but ss no particular plans were decided upon the oouimittee wss instructed to report withlo two weeks. The report of treasurer O. W. Hurd sbowt about $3000 on band for church building. The New Era Wanlier. Jacob Mitcboll ha teoured the tcencv for Lane and Douglas countiet for the Mew bra Washer. It operates by bydraulio pressure, aud cau be eerily worked by a child. ' It washes all varieties of fabrics, from tbe finest laces lo besvy carpet per fectly, without rubbing or boiling, and with out the nse of chemical or any destructive froooss, only asking good iop and water, t is simple in construction, and strong aud easily understood and operated. The Now Era forces the water through the clothing with sufficient force to remove all dirt. ' The ladle now bave no exense for breaking their backs over the old fashioned clothes-destroying wash board. Mr. Mitchell guarantees every machine told. If the purchaser is not aatisfied tb mouey will be refunded when tbe machine is returned. Died. Mr. Flora Titut, nee Blskely, died ot consumption at her borne at Trent Sunday morning, Feb. 8th, aged 19 year. Tbe fu neral took place Monday, Feb. 9th. She bsd been married but a short time till she ws taken ill with the dread disease. She leaves many relatives and friends who mourn ber death: She passed the flaming bounds of place and time: The living throne, the sapphire blaze, She saw; but, blasted with eioess of light, Closed ber eyes in endless night. A FmxKD. Dissolution of Partnership. Notice 1 hereby given that tbe partner ship heretofore existing between L. L. Per kins snd D. G. Gay, under tbe firm name of Perkin's nursery, Is this dsy dissolved by mutual consent, tbe said D. G. Gay with drawing from the business. 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