,1TY AND COUNTY
satckdat.
JUNE 13. 1801
...eral Order Concerning the Kn
I I'Hinpitient in lie Held at Kn
gene In June and July,
HiUDgUoKKM 2d Kso't Int., 0. N. G ,1
j" hiLKM. ok)n, jinx, i, im. f
i f An eneumuuieut of the second real
'mut ol infantry w order-d at Eugene, Jun
b. ... July , for instruction and drill. This
' ' . . 1.-1,1 I.. ... . I.
t,.i)0UiplUelll ur" " ""'7 h w,
lrr otllcer mid en luted man i required to
ii- ,,rekfut fordnty.
I II. Mn enrolled after May 20 o( this
I ,r' except iu can o( re-ftulistnieni, will
-iint be tHkeu tuto canip, but oam on coin-
'.nor rulU a absent wilh leave.
1 III. From tbit date company command-
I- give especial attention to, BUd iu
i ,.tii,u iii. the following!
i Finit. VUlir oi uuarus miu semioeis una
""- . . ., j ,:- j
the ceremony ol guard mounting. "Ken
Mannal of Qaitrd Duty" is that an.
nrotrd "for ,DB government of United Hints
Itroop iu tue performance of guard duty
I Every ofUcrr should possess a copy.
I HM-ond. Military courtesy; general re.
fiuAfka tbreon bring found In paragraph
ewfl to 187, Kente inlantry lactic. In-
LiructionN in both above number not lo oo
JniDT not It tbau one hour per week till
Lita of encampment.
Xbinl. tire oi arm ana equipments'
retain will He that tbe arm ara in tbor.
iuiigh condition, tbat tbe braise of equip-
nieuts are origui, aim waisi ueiis ana ooie
thoroughly oieanea ana blackened, and en
foroe these measure by frequent and tbor
nuuh ini-pectiou.
Fourth. Captain will make a report,
ilia regular moraine reoort of each
drill, and upon June 10 and 20 a report upon
ume form of number of men will be taken
1 iuto encampment.
1 Fifth. Officer are expeoted to prepare
Ithtniselve for battalion drill by a carelul
indv of tbat subject.
IV. Each man will furnish himself with
i ..:. l.lanbuta 1 nnmh. 1 Haaii tin nlabi 1
icnp, 1 ecn, snue, mrs uu spoon, sou i
r . r t i i t ,
towel. In addition each man may take 1
hair bruab, 1 tooth brush, SI towel, ti pair
Wis, 1 suit underolnlbing, 1 bed tick, 1
nair of liabt shoe. The diabe will be i
-currly boxed for ihipraent and shipped to
Eugene in advance. Tbe remaining article
twill be rolled iu tbe blanket, which will be
Securely tied in tbe center and near each
fernl, carried on right shoulder diagonally
crciHi the body, end tied together over the
Seft hip. No oilizen'i clothing will be taken
aiitocainp, and no trunk or satchels except
a berealter noted. Each company com
(mauder will lake iuto camp the company
book aud records, and for their security and
,(ur tbe transportation of personal property
twill be allowed one trunk. Each lieutenant
rwill be allowed one satchel. Transportation
Vnd ratiou will be furnished by the state
I' roups will be paid for tbe six day actually
iu c.imp hi provided Dy law. uy oraer oi
VOL. 61H1 li. L0VILL.
Commanding 2d Inf., 0. N. G.
(Official: A.U. Cohdit.
Firit Lieut, and Adj t.
Ouhoco Review: Stock Inspector Dob son
las completed his spring lour of inspecting
ilhe sheep owued in tbe county, and reports
'having inspected 147 bands, aggregating
181,419 head, exclusive of lambs. Of these
he found 40 bands aneoted with (can. mere
jvere a few bands owned in tbii county tbat
were being ranged in otber counties at the
time Mr. Dousou niaae me inspection,
So be estimates there were 190,000 sheep be
longing to residents of Crook county the 1st
M May. He estimates tbe sale of mutton to
have been 40,000 head, end tbat the increaie
itbil spring is 80,000 bead so tbat alter tbe
'mutton is taken out there will be 230,000
eheeo left in tbe county. He tbinki tbe
been throughout tbe oonnty have averaged
.71 pound of of wool, making a total of
1,415,000 pounds for this year' clip. If tbe
eheep raiser 8 realize 18 cent a pound for
their wool, and the prospect are tbat they
Will net tbat much or more, the wool (ale
will amount to $254,700. tbe mutton that
has already been aold bag brought in the
lieichborhood of S100.000. to the cash in-
tome from the sheep business iu Crook
county will be something over $350,000 this
season. JJr. Dobson aays me sneeu raisera
are generally in good spirits, and tbat very
ew ol tnem U-.k ot going out oi me ouaiuesa
Notice.
When wantins cemeterv work go lo E.W .
Achison & Co., who are prepared to furnish
ail kinds at lowest nnces lor nrst-cias worn.
Our Portland cement walls for enclosing
cemetery lots are the finest yet put upon
the market, and are furnished at about half
tbe cost of stone. Call and see our beauti
ful Barre 4 Westerly granites and best
trades of Vermont marble. Office at Al-
Jbany, Eugene aud Roaeburg.
Very Respectfully Yours,
E. W. Achinson & Co,
I Unfavoiubli SkAsoif. On account of the
late season U. liettman will sell an nis sum
mer goods such as straw hats for ladies, chil
i4n wi ...An iiftrunla anrl dress iroods re
nnllnui nf enat. to close out IWt mill the
opp-irtunity. Call on Bettman before you buy.
Sheep Inspectors Notice.
All nrsnn in Lane COUUtV owning BCub-
by sheen or sheeD afflicted with other dis
eases, are hereby notified that said (beep
must be thoroughly dipped, uffloienl to kill
laid disease, forthwith.
Any person failing to oomply with tbi no
lice will be liable to have his sheep dipped
by tbe Inspector at said persons' expenee.
Take notice and save costs,
I Dated June 5, 1891.
Geo. Fibbkb, Sheep Inspector.
Wilt. But House. Mr. H. Brandenstein,
from San Franoisoo, will be at Engene, June
iGih. buying horse of the following descrip
tion: bays, blacks and gray, age. 4 to 8
years; from 15 to 10 hands in height,
weight. 950 to 1150 pounds. Mut
be gentle to ride under saddle and gentle to
work, without blemish, and ound In every
AU horse wanted weighing 1300 to 1500
lbs suitable for draught or carriage. Bring
your horswt nd gel your cash. Headquar
ter at Eli Bangs' stable on Ninth street.
Horses must be in good condition.
L. SkNDCCS.
I Wood roi Sili I have for sale a quanti
ty of good fir wood oo my plo i miles
from Eugene, which I am wiling cheap for
cash. C. C. Shefihd,
( 15th street.
? Wakiid.-IOO.OOO lb, of good Willamette
valley wool. Smith & Hall.
I -
The cheapest placa to bur your builders
hudware, tinware, gla, rope, and all kind
of machine oils, 4o . is at
Vakdiwbcbo ft Kxapp.
Ma-ouic Building.
I Farm for Sale.
I The Elijah May farm, consisting of 236
aomt, 8 miles wet of Junction City, i ol-fen-d
for sale. All under fence, fair boild
inga, two barns, good orchard, living water
he year around. 60 aere in cultivation.
The rt easily put in cultivation aud good
for (Mature Und. Will aell at a bargain.
For further information call at my pUea 7
mile west of Junction City or ddra me at
Junction City, Oregon. If ld can make
deed at one O. P. Mat.
Executor Elij d May Estate.
$500 Reward.
W will pay $500 for a washing tbat w
cannot wash at dm aseanU i
lb tima required of the old wahboard
plan. Boca k William.
KrevlttPa,
llOlXOWAl-WArtHIH, t'LOtka, JlWttay
ornraixn Al) Uuaic
Canvar shoes at O. E. K'l.
Walton k Bkipworth, Lawyer.
Me.lfml Dour at Sla.len & nun .
Choice lot of oranges at Dixou'a.
Fine line of cigars at Dixon'.
Oo to O. E. KruusM for loot mt.
Call on Caawell for sidewalk lumber.
llubber bottom shoes at O. E. Krausse'i
Sheet inuaio at Patteraon t Christian',
utn fit.
Money to loan on farm. Enquire of Judge
Hot and cold bath every day In the week
at Jerry Horn' barber hop.
Carpets, carpels, all new style for sprini
..una ! vij a iirnaerson .
For fine suit made to order aud ready
uinue uiutmog, go to ivi iiansnn
See the new invoice of oak furniture, all
new patterns at Day k Henderson'.
24 dollar will bny a solid, antique, oak
ura room set at Day lien lerson .
C. Marx, Barber Shop and Bath Rooms
First door north of Dunn' new block,
Blank deeds, mortgage deeds and chattel
mortgage tor sale i be id iae
$5,000 worth of ladies' shoes to be (old a'
or below oot. J. D. Matloci
Mr Geo F Craw ha the sole attency for all
Brands ot the celebrated Tamil Punch Cigars
Before itoring or selling your oat see A
v . reter. uean Chevalier barley wanted,
E. C. Lake, marble cntter and dealer In
monuments, shop on Eighth street, Eugene,
Remember that Hanson k Son have the
best selected Mock of olothing in town.
Bring yonr old scrap cast Iran to the En
gene Iron Foundry where you can dispose
oi it.
Sliteen-inch Reasoned fir wood for sale at
cost by 8. Merian, corner Oak and Sixth
treets
Eugene Flour $1.35 per sack. Tbe En
gene Flouring mill make tbe best quality
oi rouer mm nour.
.Tnst reoeived from Southern Oregon, 500
101b tin fresh lard, guaranteed. $1.25 per
un at a. uotasmitn .
If yon are getting too old for yonr spec
tacles, or if tbey do not exactly suit yon take
tnem to Watt aud have new lenses fitted.
Brst line nf plush and light weight cloth
wrapi from 111 to 3o dollars south of Port
land, now on exhibition at A. V. Peters.'
Dr. O. W. Biddle may be fonnd at bis
residence on Olive street, between Fifth and
Sixth streets one block west of tbe Minne
ota Hotel. He 1 prepared to do all dent
al work in tbe best manner.
Tbe best family remedy i undoubtedly
f lunner Uregon liloon runner. Harm
less, it accomplishes relief where many oth
er medicines fail to do. It may be safely
given to the infant as well as tbe adult.
Peddler are like (he Irishman' flea, and
often irresponsible, so buy an organ of
reputable house, aud tbat will not fall to
piece with the first damp weather. Call
and ee Holloway'i.
Do you want to lee something nice?
Come to the county farm, adjoining the
Blair ranch, one mile west of tugene, on
Monday, June loth, at 1 p. m.
Junsst, The Auctioneer,
Henderson, dentist.
Oxford ties at O. E. K's.
Fountain pen at Watts'.
OvergaiteriatO. E. K's.
Job work at the Gtuan office.
Tenuis good at O. E. K's.
We lead, others follow. O. E. K.
Wigwam slippers at O. E. Krausse'i.
Russet shoes at O. E. K's.
Day board at Dixon's Restaurant.
Oo to J. E. Bond for your straw bat.
Oo to Smith k TIM to sell yonr wool.
Dixon's New Restaurant for best 25 cent
meals.
Oo to Goldsmith'i aud get price on bacon
and lard.
Selette Plush Jackets only 10 dollars hlA
V. Peters.'
Men' patent leather shoes at 0. E.
Krausse'g.
Dixon' New Restaurant for choice ten
derloin steak.
Blank deed aud mortgage for sale at tbe
Guard office.
Goldsmith pay the highest cash price foi
oountry produce.
Try some breakfast bacon from Southern
Uregon. a. uoldsmith
Forest City Dongola shoe only $1 50 a
pair at A. V. Peters.'
All kinds of mill saws and file for sale at
Richard Mount' saw shop
Remember tbe $1 60 Dongola shoe, good
value for $2, at A. V. Peters'
Smoke Helm k Beavenue'i Queen Re
gent lOo cigar. Best in town.
Tbe best assortment of children a shoe
will be found at O. E. Krausse a.
When wanting a nice tie or anytblug in
the furnishing line go to J. E. Bond.
Blank notices lit the location of quartz
mines for sale at the Uuabd office.
For all kinds of farming implement oall
on J. M. Hendricks on Mntn btreet.
W. Sander sells logger shoes, best grade,
with strap and lings, for $3 per pair.
Screen windows and doors, glass, sash and
door at Bioalow k Kibkpatbick.
My entire stock 10 per cent, discount for
cash. J.D.Matlock.
J. E. Bond baa just reoeived tbe finest line
of summer clothing tbat ever (truck Eugene.
Sumrcured hams, breakfast bacon and
shoulder from Southern Oregon, at Gold
smith'. Il vou want to buy a maguificeot organ
from i50 to $75 cheaper than peddler can
sell you, go to W. Holloway.
W. Sanders will sell bi entire stork ol
boot and i-hoe at less than wnoloaaie
prices. Uive nun a can auu u couviuicu.
W. Holloway ha jut received a consign
ment of new organs, without doubt tne nir
eat toned instrument ever brought here-
Call aud see them.
Do vou want money? Sea me at the auc
tion 1 mile west of Eugene on tbe late coun
ty farm Monday, Juue loth, at 1 p. m.
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Look out for that auction on the county
farm. 1 mile west of Eugeue, on Monday,
June 15, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon.
O. W.
jMNsai.
A laree assortment of wall paper just re
oeived at the Eugene Book Store. Call aud
aee it.
For Sale.
A complete stock of Gents' furnishing
good, hats, cap, trunk, valise ana an
Boods usually found in a Geuta' furnishing
store, ntuated in a flourishing town in tbe
confer ol ibe Willamette valley. The stock
is in good condition and will be told cheap
for eaah aa tbe owner desires to change hi
bnsinea.
Inquire of or adJrea
A. H. McClcii, Eugene, Oregon.
Banfi'MeKeuzie Spring Staje Line.
Eli Bangs is now running bi stage line
np tbe UcKenzi river to the oley and
Belknap springs and intermediate point.
Tbe elage lee Eugene on Mondays,
Wednesdays aud Friday returning a lu-rnate
days. Tbe trip will be made in twelve
boors. For tic kets and further i (formation,
call at tbe Hofimaa Hone stable oo Niotb
arret.
Look Hui Giau. Watt has joet re
ceived a nice line of friendship rings, both
gold and silver.
Real Kntate Transfers.
ll'OkXk,
a P. Pnwtll to E. J. Selfndt-e, land In
original town; $0U0.
T. O. Hendncki, t al, to !L H. GUfrv, S
lota in Hendrick s addition to Colle,- Hill
1'ark; :WI.
K. J Frailer and T. R. IWrrv to P. K
WatWra, ! . 10 and 11, block 25, Frailer A
iiviaod s addition; 7 V
C. J. Bna.k to U. W. Bfllnilre.lGOO squara
leet; vou.
COCSTKT.
Wm. F. Phipps toT. R. Berry, Interest
in land; SLUM.
Lucinda M. Ionian t T. J. Duckworth
Hill acres: f 100.
Nellie Chut to Siualew and Eastern l R,
Co.. rwht nf wav agreement
V. M. Saubert to Siuslaw Eastern R. IC
aud Nav. Co. I right of way.
M. Walli to Siuslaw aud Eastern K. R.;
right "f way.
A. L. Fraxer toS. 4 E. 11 R. Co.) right of
way aK'resruent.
Cms plat bled, consisting of 1C0 acres, of
acreaire nmnertv.
Geo M Miller to Siuslaw A E. R. R, Co.,
riirht of war aimemanL
Miller It Straub to 8. A E. R. R. Co.,
richt nf wav agreement
U S to Evelyn Morgan, 152 acres, I11KX71
Florence.
Little M. Miller et al to Mrs. E. A. Mor
ris, lot 5 and 6, block 61. Chiuago addition;
:'.-0l
E. A. Morris to M. K. Sutton, lot 5, block
ol, Chicago addition; 1:7a.
JUMCT10.N.
Willamette Real EUU Co. to Mrs. I.
Mainrs. lota 8 and 7. block 30: 145.
Wm Hollin-ton to L Majors, lot 5, blk 31,
far
OLIXADA.
Geo IT Colter to Geo H and H II Barrett,
lot 20, blk 1, U
COITAOI OROVg.
J C StoutTer to Clara A Burkholder, lot 1
blk 1. StnurTer'a addition. 81.
Mary K Sherwood to Ella May Bishy, J
acres, $175. , ,
M Menu to C Ji Comfort, lots 3 and 4 blk
3, McFarlaud' addition, S150.
I'OBIRU.
Isaac Vandyn to Ssrah J Wilson, lot 0 blk
i, 7U.
Florence Mall Route.
Commencing next Monday the
Wlilxmim Jinn, will tuke charge of the
niiiil contract between Eugene and
Floreniv. At prtucnt It tuke the mail
two diiyn between the two points.
The new contractors are running a
dully Htiitrc, making the trip from Eu
genu to Floivncc in one day, and un
effort is being niiulo to have the route
elinnged to a dully one. A large popu
lation is supplied by this route and it
would be a great convenience, and hut
an act of Justice to the people, to have
it curried daily. In any event Mesnm.
Wliisman should be allowed extra pay
for expediting the delivery of the
mails. They are rustlers and may lie
dciieudcd on to rush tiie mall through
on time. "5 miles, 52 of which Is by
stage, is good time to make In one day.
The Solid Towu of Colfax.
Colfax is one of the solid towns of Wash
ington. Its three bank have oyer $1,000,-
000 capital and deposit. Of all the good
sold htre in ten years but two per cent, was
lost. One mortgage company with over
$100,000 loaned ha mad but CI foreoloi
ure since it started. Suoh la tbe prosper
ity of thi county that it has no poor bouse.
It is one of the ricbeat agricultural counties
in tbe world. Last season it raised over
12,000,000 bnshels of wheat, aud not more
than one quarter of it- land is under thor
ough cultivation. Of this county' 1,300,
000 acres 1,000,000 acre ara the ohoiceat of
agricultural land. Colfax I claimed to be
the greatest wheat shipper of tbe Palonae,
Several brick block and residence ara be
ing erected here. Correspondence of Spo
kane Review.
Discussing a Fence.
The Sulem Journal say this concerning
Mr. UcCollum'a fiaht : In discutains a
question of putting up a feno in a public
thorough fare, editor J. M. McCollum was
kuoiked down by a blow from Soott Taylor,
Gorvais City Recorder. McCollum oarried
a gun but did not get a cbsnce tons it,
Tbe Justice fined them $5 apiece and cost,
and Mr. MoCollum will be more oarefal in
tbe future who he call a liar.
Tbe abieuoe ot outicle on threa of Tay-
lors's knuckles, not like flower of spring,
had something to with th. case.
Abristed Chris Sear i again located
in his old quartsr in the county jail.
Deputy Sheriff Cochran arrested him at
Junction Wednesday afternoon and brought
him np to bi old residence on tbe evening
train. This time be stole a set of barneas from
tbe barn of Lewi Bundy, at Junotion, aud
pawned them lo Dan McLean, at Harris
burg about one month ilnce. Tbe grand
jury will investigate his case and determine
the gravity of tbe crime. It ii to be hoped,
that he bas committed a penitentiary offense
this time.
Many mining claim near Grant' Pas
have closed down for tbe season on account
of no water. Nearly all the miner report
good results from tbe season's run. The
quartz mills are busy grinding away and
making money band over fist aa naual.
Every qnarti ledge now being worked in
tbia county is paying handsome dividend.
Fire In Portland.
Portland, Or, June 11. A fire occurred
to-day noon in a two story frame building
on the corner of 18th and B streets, occu
pied by a saloon and Fkokenstein'a drug
store. Tbe building was pirli illy destroyed,
Loss estimated about 15060; fully insured.
The Br caught from a defective floe.
Ilrr najealf Concurs
Loxboa, Jem 11. Tbe Behriog aea bill
to day received the royal assent.
Paatmaster at Latirassde.
Washisotox, June 11. Mr. President
to-day appointed Jessie O. Mattot post
master at La Grande, Oregon.
The Kaberl nasi Rllnnle Rail.
Sin Fbaxcuco, June 11. A Merchants
Exchange dispatch from Sin Pedro an
nounces tbe sailing of tbe Robert and Min
nie, tbe San Francisco schooner which be
came tangled np in tbe Chilian imbroglio
by conveying insurgent monition of war
to th Itata. No information waa given aa
to whether the schooner ha been released
on bonds, or waa sailing for thia port with
a United States marshal in charge.
Mreled Presided I.
BoeToa, Jon 11. At tbe International
Typographical anion convention to-day W.
B. Preecott, of Toronto, Canada, was elect
ed President.
BLUE RIVER MIXES.
A Glowing Account From a Miner
Mountains' of OuarU-A Road
Must He limit.
W. H. Reed, of the Taoouie Mining Co.
which is now being developed arrived in
tugene from the mine 1 neaday. lie aayi
that th country about Quid Hill is almost
a mass of quartz aud fine prospect may be
bad everywhere from ledges from four to
ten feet wide. In running a cross cut on
ledge hi company i developing two other
ledge were discovered. The ore taken out
grow ricbei as the tuouel i drove iuto the
mountain.
Mr. Keed says tbat If such a mining camp
was located in the wilda of Alaska or some
almost inaccessible locality men would
flock to it by the tboussnds, capital would
soon develop the niluva aud the pounding
of the tamp would be heard on every aide,
A road by which machinery can be con
veyed to tbe miues is an nrgent necessity,
Tbe Tacoin Company has purchased ma
chinery in Chicago aud oan have it here
within thirty day if assured of a road. The
miners guarantee 700 days work, aud aide
tbat the citizens of Eugeue assist in build
ing the road. The Board of Trade has se
cured subscription to tbe amount of about
$$00, but $1200 more will be required to
build the road. It i essential that the work
hould be done at onoe if it is expected to
accomplish anythiug thi season. If the
road waa built at onoe il would be October
before the mill could be preparVd for work,
aud supplied so a to work daring the win
ter.
Tb openiug of those mines would great
ly benefit Eugene, from which all supplies
and men would leave, and it is to be hoped
that arrangements can be made for the
building of tbe road at ouce.
Lancaster Alliance.
A Farmer Alliance Union has been or
ganized at Laucaater, near Junction City,
by F. M. Nigbswander lecturer of th order.
Tbe number of members enrolled was twelve.
After Ibe usual duties of organization the
union adjourned to meet Friday afternoon,
June 12, at 4 o'clock. The following
officer were elected:
W. M. Spaugb, Pre.
Theodore Eiufeldt, Vice.
E. N. Tibbitts, Sec
Jeff Howard, Treas.
B.Seales, Cbaplaiu.
O. W. Howard. Lecturer.
Wiley Ingram, Steward.
Tbeo. Einfeldt Jr., Door Keeper.
Robt. Ingram, asst. " "
W. M. Spaugh, Jeff Howard and Theo
dore Einfeldt were elected delegates to tbe
county alliance.
Bids for llonds.
The bid for $20,000 of bond of tbe city
of Eugene were opened by the oounoil Mon
d y evening. They were a follow:
B. Goldsmith, for German Saving and
Loan society of San Francisco, par and il
per cent, premium, $211,400.
wm. u. Meld, ot 1'ort theater, K. Y
par for $3,000.
enerwood liurr, par and i'l per oont,
premium, $20,S50,
r . A. t.. Btarr, agent lor i arson, Leach
k Co., par and 2 11-20 per cent, premium,
f.20,510.
H. C. Humphrey, agent, par and 3t per
oent. premium, 120,625.
The council adjourned till 10 o clock this
morning witboat taking 'action,' at which
time no definite agreement was reached.
Mr. Humphrey' bid is tbe best offered,
and will probably be aooepted.
Bonds Sold. Wednesday evening
the city council concluded tho salo of
the $20,000 of city bonds, the money
for which will lie used for sewerage
purposes. After tho bids were in und
tho council was deliberating on the
propositions, Mr. F. A. E. Bturroflervd
to take the bonds lit 0 per cent. Inter
est, par value. This offer was accepted
and the contract drawn. The bonds
will be engraved at once and delivered,
when the city will have money to pro
ceed with sewerage.
Indictments.
The grand jury ha indicted the following
person :
Oeo. William and Thomas Martin, for
the crime ot burglary. These ire tbe par
tie who some time since broke into a car at
tbe depot. They took their day to plead.
Charles King, indicted aa Cbaa. Bunch.
Larceny in a dwelling. Thi is the man
who stole a shotgun, near Suiithtleld.
J. C. Mulligan, for an assault with a
dangerous weapon. Mr. Mulligan was
Marshal at Springfield and tb assault wa
made on Tho. Stearns while arresting hltn.
To th Ahtlum Isaao Condon, of North
Fork, Siuslaw, was examined and found in-
aane Thursday morning before Judge Soott,
Prosecuting Attorney Condon, and Drs.
Patterson and MoCoruack, medical exami
ner. He wm taken to the asylum by his
son on the local train. Mr. Condon la
aware of his malady, and I perfectly willing
to go to the asylum for treatment.
Failkd to Ikdict. Ad attempt was
made to indict Mr. I. O. Cellison, the well
known teacher, for bu due severity to a pu
pil in bis school at Cottage Grove. Tbe
evidence did not warrant the charye and
the friend of Mr. Calliaon will be pleased
to learn tbat be was exonerated.
Pliau Gt'li.TT John Devlin, indicted
fcr larceny in a dwelling; H. A, Snow and
Oscar Wild, for burglary, Thursday entered
plea of guilty to the indictment found
against tbem. Judge Pipe will sentence
them to tbe penitentiary Saturday morning
at 9 o'clock. s
Erjotai Growing. In tb laat ten days
tbe receipt at tbe 8. P. Railroad depot has
been over $5,000. Mr. Adair lay th busi
ness of this month 1 certain to double tbat
of any corresponding month. Eugene is
growing. It is estimated tbat on an avearge
five tons of baggsge is handled daily at tb
depot in tbia city.
Will Attmd. Albany Democrat: A
good many Albany people will go to Eugene
on tbe 4th, a epecial trian going in tbe
morning and returning at night, making th
trip a convenient one. Tbe Stat encamp
ment there i th chief attraction, on worth
attention .
Local Masizt. Eggs, 20; butter 15 to
25, according to quality; wool, 20c.
Bota. To tb wif of L. Bonney in
Eugene, Friday, June 5th, a 12 pound glrL
Circuit Court.
l.V-Lewis & lliiikliiiMir vs AllUoti
iiinl Taylor, to recover money; the fol
lowing itirv was lira w ii and sworn: J
W Cox, J 1) Howard, J V Weeks, W
H McCornack, ieo Smith, W M Klsk,
W C Intuitu, J H fusils, T J Hurg, J A
Nevctis, itert Kelsav and 11 t rain.
All day Tuesday was him-iiI in hearing
Icstiniony. fiua went to Jury alsiiit
11 a. in. Wednesday. Vcrillct for
plaint lit' of f SLM.H.t ami costs,
& KnU'rt Itnlfotir et nl vsWmd
l'urkerwm et al, foreclosure; default;
judgment for $s,m nml fmt attorney
livs, and sale of mortfrup-tl premises.
1SI Lena Steele vs Jusou Stifle, di
voire; default; K H Skipworth apMlnt
isl referee.
SoHenry i'IiIUIphI vs Lottie 1'hll
lipid, divorce; default; refcrivd to K it
Skliiwortli.
42 Kurekii Himh I vsf V
Hiiih'I vs v 1' lium l, ill
vonv; default; refcrivd to K It Sklii-
worth.
Stale of Oregon and ex rel vs W
M McMurry, contempt proceeding; f-V
paid anil proceedings dismissed.
:iil I) M OsImn iio A Co vs John Har-
lole, to recover lnonev! continued.
.r4 S H Friendly vs Joseph Cole et
al, foreclosure; judgment for pltf for
t-i-. ami rin attorney ices.
.r)7 H J MeCliiiialitill vs lieo 1"
Hrumtlcld et al, foreclosure; deenv.
7JI-M E Money vs W M and E Port
er, continuation; continued.
4;! Sidney Horn vs E L and A W
Skog, foreclosure; Judgment for plain-
nil ot JWl.tK, in ten's t and (HO attorney
fees. IVvree of sale.
47 and 4S consolidated E V Coleman
vs John Long, to recover money and
ror damiiKcs; jury eiinmneled us rol
lows: (leo Smith, W V 1 n mini, H X
Cmln, T J llurg, Ilcrt Kelsav, J It
Hisc, J E Larrimer, John N-ott ami
(leo Yarnell. J W Majors, It 1) l'liine,
Jas Itarircr. On trial.
50 m. Locb A Co vs. John Iterg
man and John 11 ltiisch, partners do-
cover money; case, called Wciinesday
I Iii liiiuiiittuti ii a ItiitNrtiitiii Av I 'ii fit ts t
und day siient In examining witnesses
.. ..I i...r.. .. . -..., i.
nut iicaiuiK iiriiiiifiiis, inter wiuc'i
Hie Indire cave his Instructions and the
jury retired for deliberation. The Jury
consisted of (leo arnt'll. John N-ott,
J E Larrimer, W A Hayes, E C Hrat-
t.'iin, James Karger, It I) l'liine, J W
Cox, W H McCornack, J ! Howard, J
F eeks and J 11 Hise. They arrived
at a verdict Thursday morning at 1
o'clock, which iravo liltiiutlff the sum
of7.S4..r0.
(i-W H Holier vs W H Harrow and
Margaret Harrow, to recover money;
settled.
Font Tbkks AmcTKD.--We are iuforuied
tbat a pest has made it appearance on the
young tree in Cheaber precinct, aud that it
is quite fatal to the trees, uearly one-half
of them dying in some ot the orchard. At
firt tbe underside of tbe leaf is attacked
with counties number of lice, alter which
an army of large black ant make their ap
pearance on the leaf. The people In that
section are in a query whether the lice or
tbe ants do the deadly work, some claiming
that the latter feed on tbe former, and will
eventually exterminate them. Tbe matter
should be immediately brought before tbe
State Horticultural Commission,
Host Races. Sheriff Noland snd Fred
Bellman are circulating a subscription list to
raise funds with which to ofTur prizes forbose
race on the Fourth of July. $300 is need
ed for tbut purpose. Of tbat amount the
committee on oelobratton will contribute
$50. Tbi morning $200 bad been seourod
on tbe subscription list. Hose team from
otber town will likely participate, Leba
non already having signified her iutention
to oouie If race were made and prlzo of
fered.
Stbcok rr Rica. Tbe Prinavllle Roviow
says: W. l.and Jumei wood nave dis
covered a mine on Upper Trout, tbe ore of
which assays 95 per cent of mineral paint,
$100 to tbe ton of. gold aud $3 of silver.
Surveyor Huston located the olalm for
them last week. Messrs, Wood intend por
oeeding at once to develop the mine. Both
these boys formerly lived in Eugene, and
their many friends hope they bavo "struck
it rich."
Shotoun Tumr. Walter Bunch, the man
arrested for stealings shotguu from the
residence of Mr. binge, near SmllhQeld,
bai been brought here and inoaroerated in
the county jail. He acknowledge hi guilt,
and say he thought he could get away
with it without being detected. Ho also
gays he will plead guilty. It is likely that
hort work will be made of his case by the
Grand Jury and Circuit Court.
Elected Delegates. At a meeting ot
the Endeavor Societies of Eugene, Tuesday
evening, Flctchor Linn and Mis Alberta
Bbellon were elected delegate to th
National Convention tbat meets at Miuno
apolis, July 0. A special oar with dolegatea
will leave Portland Iu time to make tbat
date and the Eugene delegate will accom
pany it.
Masonic Gband Loixie. The annual
communication of the Graud Lodge of Ore-
egon, A. F. k A. M. convened in Portland
Wednesday morulng. The Eugcno lodge
was represented by W. T. Peet aud L. N.
Rouey; Junction by B. 8. llyland aud F,
Savior: Cottage Grove, Robt. Cuthey
and A. H. Spare.
Vxar III. Rev. C. A. Wooley has gone
to San Bernardino, Cal., In answer to a dis
patch stating that J. E. Houston, hi
brother-in-law, and former resident of thi
county, I very ill with consumption and
is not expected to live more than a few day.
Forms' or Jult. Tbe review of the
State troop will tuke place on the morning
of Ibe 3rd of July. Tbe grand parade will
occur on tbe Fourth, and tbe hose contest!
at 8 o'clock in tbe evening of that day. A
full program will appear In a few day.
R. B. ScavEYoas. Tb Siuslaw railroad
surveyors have started back from Florence
to cross-section tbe line. It will take tbem
about twenty day to reach Eugon.
Skipped. H. W. Vanderbnilt, the bilk
painter ha skipped out of Roseburg sftor
a three week' lesidence, owing everybody
be could. Pas him around.
FiMEi--Jobn Burns, indicted for asaanlt
and battery, plead guilty in the circuit court
tbi morning and waa fined $50 and cost.
Deesiio Moweb. Ligheat running ma
chine mad and lowest prices, i'. L.
Chambers.
There are 1C5 newspaper In tbe stale of
Washington and almost as many in Oregon.
Some of tb farmer Inform ns tbat the
hay crop U likely to be shorter tbaa I
pected on account of the continued damp
weather. However it will be Urge.
Junction ha levied a 3 mill city tax.
W. II. IliiUr, of Jinirlion, Is In
town.
The old reliable Doi-riug Hindi rat F.
Chamber.
Hon. E. 1. Cnlciiiiiii, of Coburg, Is In
town courting.
Aleck DivU has j ist returned from a trip
to Easteru Oregon,
Hauk Barrett, the veteran Floreuce itage
driver, is in the oily,
Jlio. Medley, Justice of Cottage
(rove, was in town today.
Will Hollculicck Is attending the
druggist's convention ut Portland.
E. U. Loe, of Junction, attended the
Drugglsta'Couvention at Portland this week,
John Itergmtin and Henry MiikcIi, of
Florence, nro here attending circuit
court.
Mrs. Elva Christian was iiinrrliil re
cently at Moutesauo, Wash., to a Mr.
(leo. Stinson.
Salem people estimate that l-'SMI eo.
pie will attend the celebration here
from that place.
The case of Julius Kumli vs. tbe S. P. R.
R., has been appealed to the supreme court
by the defendant.
Sealed bids are asked for the construction
of the Junction hotel, np to Juno 20th.
Plaua at office of Whitcomb k Abraru.
Repairs for Doerina. McCorroack, Os
borne ,t Bailey and Champion Mower and
Hiuders can be hud at Y. L. Chambers
Hardware Store.
Mis Iv Templeton, who recently bad
one of her legs amputated iu Portland, ha
returned to borhome In Brownsville, near
ly recovered.
Sberifl Noluud's row that tried to answer
Chsrle linker's advertiieuiont, died ot a
broken heart Tuesday afternoon on account
of beiup too lute to obtain the position.
Thirty-three witnesses were here yes
terday from Collage drove attending
circuit court in tho case nf Lewis &
lturkholdcr vs. Allison and Taylor.
Judge Rodney Scott has sent for a
sprayer to use on his hop vines, and
intends getting away with tho llco if
that is iNissiblc, Every hop grower in
Lano county should make preparation
to light this pest.
In the delinquent lux list as printed
for lS-Stl, the mime of O. (J. Curtwrlght
iipMared. It Is but Just to the gentle
man to slate that lie holds a receipt for
the same, and that the former slierlll'
had neglected to credit tho same on
tho tax list.
The Oregon I'ionoor Association will hold
their annual re-union at tbe Exposition
building, Portland, Jnue lOtb, 1601, at 3
o'clock. Tbi meoting will be the semi
centennial of tbe arrival of the home build
ers in Oregon. Lydell Baker will deliver
tho annual address, aud tho occasional
address will be delivered by Geo. II. Bur
nett, of Salem.
Astoriau: To-morrow there will be be
gun shipment of salmon a far as Halifax.
The Halifax Packing Company has estab
lished a credit of some thousand of dollar
at tho First National bank, and tbelr agent
I atborized to buy for tbem. He will
mildly salt tbe fish and tend it lo Halifax in
refrigerator can, where it will be unoked.
It i calculated that iu this way the flub
will cost them $1.C3 apleoe here.
Albany Demoorat, June 9: Two women,
evidently molhor and daughter are in the
city begging, though not bearing the ap
pearance of beggar. These womon, a
nearly a w oan learn, are professionals,
who deserve a oold shoulder. A man In tbe
olty ay they were in Spokaue Fall, when
he was there recently, performing In th
same manner here. A couple auswering
their description were also in Portland,
where they reoeived some complimentary
notice from the press. Do not be taken In
by tbem,
School Meeting.
A meeting of tbe voter of school district
No, 4, wa bold at the Court House Weduea
day evening at 7:30 o'clock, pursuant to
oall of board of director.
Tb minutes of previous meeting read
and approved, On motion, the director
were given power to contract inob debt aa
necessary for tbe purchase of a aite in th
eastern portion of the city, in excess of the
$831 now on hand applicable to the same.
Another motion was made aud carried to
allow tbe director to select tbe lite.
Chairman McClung then asked those pres.
ent, that desired, to expresi a preference al
to sites.
Remark were then made by Messrs Oeo.
B. Dorr!, J.J. Walton, Prof. Johnson
and D. M. Risdon. Tbe goneral expression
wa in favor of the half block owned by
C. W, Young, just south of Cha. Davi'i
residence, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, which 1 offered for $2,000. On
motion adjourned.
Encampment Grouiid.H Selected.
The committee to whom waa entrusted
tbe duty of (electing tbe ground for the
camp and drill of tbe Second Regiment O.
N, G., have (elected the Blair farm adjoin,
ing the city limits on tbe west. Tbe ground
bas not been plowed for several yeara and
having been pastured all tbe time 1 firm.
II i about ai level asground could be made
and will make an excellent site for tbe
purpose.
Tbe sham battle will lake place on College
Hill Park. No better location could have
been selected. Tbe high and rolling ground
will enable spectator to obtain a splendid
view while the varied topography will give
the militia a better opportunity to display
their tactic. Tb (tieet car line will be in
operation by that time and will be a great
help in conveying tbe people.
Coo Bat. Tb Coo Bay people are en
deavoring to prevail upon tbe Siuslaw
railway to build to tbat section. They say
tbey are willing to offer every inducement
possible.
Appucaxts Ndmebocs. Seventy-th re
persons have applied for positions in the
pnblio school, as teacher. Tbe director
will make tbe (election next Saturday
evening.
Mabbieo. Al Baker' bote! in Engene
by O. W. Klnsey, Justice of tbe Peace,
Wednesday, Juue 10, Mr. B. F. Smith to
Mia T. E. Joue. both of Lane eouaty.
Goshen Items).
June 10, lMUl.
Mr. Woodard lius found employment
In Kelly's Mill ut Trent.
Uncle Jesse Cox had tho nilsfortuno
last week to lose one of his two horses.
The dedication of tho U. II. church
In (losheti will take place Sunday,
Juno 11.
Hugh Hampton and Will IU-nnctt
accompanied A. M. Osburn across the
mountains with Ills cattle.
Several from (loshcn enjoyed tho
picnic given tit Matthews llros.' Sat
urday evening after the picnic.
A good number of our citizens at
tended the picnic at rieiistiut Hill Sat
urday. All seem to have had a gixsl
time.
J. H. Keciicy, our road suiKTvIsor,
has been having considerable work
done on the roads during the past and
present weeks.
Wo nro informed that Miss Nellie
Hampton, who Is miw In California for
the U iiellt of her health, Is rapidly re
covering. Kev, Wlltse, wlfo and daughter May,
remained over Sunday night at C. H.
Matthews' while on their way homo
to Lorune. ,
A genuine Jack rabbit has recently
liecn seen several times alsmt Henry
Matthews place. First we've heard of
in the Willamette vulley.
(i. M. Dlllard nml Irn Stewart will
assist Will l'eugra over the mountains
with ills drove of cuttle. They will
start in a short time.
Some of tho Interested ones met on
the camp meeting grounds at the Coast
Fork bridge yesterday to prepare tho
same for a grand revival in the near
future.
'"lhistus" Lower, a hard muscled
young sledge sllnger of Creswcll, made
a business call on Ooshcn Monday.
presumably to sec what inducement
might Ist oll'i'tvd for the opening of a
blacksmith shop here.
Had Enough of Kansas.
A settler who ha just returned from
Kansas says tbat be bas had enough of life
on the plains, and is glad to get back to
tbe East, aay the Brooklyn Eagle. He
went out there a few month (go, built a
dugout, lived iu it for a while, plowed bi
bind, seeded it, and had good promise tor
orops. One day, just as bis grain was well
up aud everything was conspiring to make
him happy, he was at werk in bi field
when be aaw a cloud in (he western horizon.
Calling bis son's attention to it, b( (aid
they oiiRlit to get noma, lor It wa going to
rain. They Blurted on a run, but the oloud
came np with such amazing rapiuitv mat
the heavens were completely covered, and
behind waa an ominoua whirl of dust.
"Lie down aud cliug to tbe weids," (hoot
ed the farmer, and both went to the ft Mat
in an instant the dorm was upon them.
Had thoy stood np to it they would have
been swept from their feet; a it wa they
suflered enough. "I never law anything
like it," laid the man: "the rain tell lu
floods; the wind blew a hurricane; light
ning ran along the ground, beside us, over
ns, everywhere; thunder wa constant,
huilstonea fell a big a egg. When the
storm passed my crop were ruined Every
tliiiiB bad been torn up by tbe wind, burned
by liubtuiug, or torn to pieces by tbe bail.
The hailstones had torn our olothing into ,
shreds and cut through our bat, fetching
blood in many places. My son wa beaten 1
Insensible aud I could not rouse hlro for
more than an bonr. Tbat morning I rode .
into town, raised $500 at tbe bank giving
my furm as security and came home by tbe
next train. I don't want any more Kansas.
Elmlra News.
June 10, 1891.
The town of Elmlra Ii booming.
Cora Whisman of Florence Ii visiting
Mrs. W. T. Kayser of this place.
Tbe little daughter ot T. J. Duckworth
i very ill.
Tbe nephew of Mr. W. T. Kayaer from
Ooldendule visited this plaoe Tuesday.
Mrs. R. V. Howard and ion, Baxter of
this plaoe visited Eugene Wednesday.
Mr. J. D. Howard, from near Junction,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Geo. Porter,
tbli week.
Singing every Sunday at Fir Grove ichool
bouse, conducted by Messrs. Inman and
Buokman.
There will be a plcnio at Irving Saturday. ,
There will be a strawberry festival at tbe
residence of Mr. J. II. Yates Thursday. A
good time ii expected.
Farmer! Alliance meeting at Fir Grove
ichool house Thursday evening.
Stick-in -Tni-MuD,
Reunion of Societies.
The following is the programme of
the reunion of tho literary societies of
tho University of Oregon, Wednesday,
Juno 17, ut 7:30 p. in.:
Music, - - - - Orchestra
Address of Welcome, C. E. Henderson
Music, - - - - Orchestra
Oration. America and her Young Men,
Chus. K. Wilkinson.
Miss May Dorris,
II. L. Hopkins,
II. T. Condon.
Solo, - Mrs. Klncald
Essay, "Women of the 10th Century,"
Fannie C. Condon.
ItetnlnisceneeH of Society Affairs,
A. E. Hcamea
Chorus, - Members of tho Societies
Promenade.
Journalistic Amenities.
The Oregon style in journalism is almost
a thing ot tbe past, although occasionally
a gem is brought to the surface. Tbe Long
Creek Eagle thus pyi Hi respects to the
editor of tbe CanyoniCity News: "Ye, but
never will anyone be injured by yonr "Coy
oteship." You surely bare forgotten tbat
only a few weeki ago a resident of John
Day brought yon to task for some of yonr
nngentlemanly comments, and in your own
aanctum, besides calling you all the pleas
ant, soothing pet names, politely invited
yon to get np off of your (tool, jerk yonr
linen aud he would knock nineteen kinda
ofh-1 out ot yon. But your cowardly
"coyoteship" with your bead resting oo
both hand, and eye cast downward, ap
parently gazing Into tbe bowela of tbe
earth, as though meditating upon the pur
chase of a lot hi the editor' heaven, in
case yon waa annihilated, never opening
your mouth."
Caks Shii'Pkd. Tho four ears for
the Eugene and College Hill 1'ark
street railway have lieen shipped and
are en route to tills city. They are ex
pected here by the 3th Inst. Eugene
will then put on metropolitan style.