E I j KSTlBLISnED FOB TBI DIMlU!IJT!Oa Of DEIOCHiTIC PtI.ICIPLtS. AND TO UU iS IQIIIT LITIS. BT TII1WE1T OP OUR BROW fOL24 EUGENE, OR- SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5. 1891. NO. 7. GEN CITY GUARD. Ill gugcBf City tiuarl tPCEUSHED EVERY SATURDAY. I L CAMPBELL, I'ublUher and Proprietor. OVFICE-Oa lit Ei aid of Willamette .-'Uwt, Ulweau Soveolu and Eighth Street TERMS OF SUMCRIPTION'. I f annum. .. hit Mcutil..'. . 'ibr mouths. .... $2 00 .... LOU 73 OTjB 0!tl liATttaJ OV ADVKKTIS1NO Advertisement Inserted M follow: Ou souar, ten Uaee or 1 on ineertioa S3: itoli tuMtqiwat huortiuo IL Cah required I advance. Tun dvrti will be charged at tb ol !.vi( ratal Uu nun tbre month 16 00 Oa sauar ix month 8 00 On square on, rear 1 13 00 Transisnt notice in local oolumn, 80 erats yor Uu lor won insertion. A'lvertiiuiK bill will b rendered quarterly. All lob work must b ram ro on rtsirmv, CEO. B. D0HH13 Attorney and Counsellor-at-Law, rrrnx practice in the courts YV of th Second Judicial District and in b Snprerae Court ef thi State. Special attention given to collection and patter in prelaw A. O. WOODOOCK, Attorncy-at-Law, (KU8Bxa crrr, - - - oregoii OFFICE Stoma 78 MoCtaren ButlJrad. rSpeeial attention giren to Collection and Probate buslneHs, Seymour W. Condon, ATTORNEY-AT LAW. . -DUNN'S BUILDISO,- Eugeaac, Oregon. O. POTTER, Attorn ey-at-Law, EUGENE, - - OREGON. Orncl- Room in Cousef's Block. CEO. M. MILLER ittorney apcl Ccunsallor-at-Law, and Real Estate Afent. r EUGENE CITY, - OREGON. Ofllee In MmouIo Temple. Kuykendall & Payton, Physicians and Surgeons, Rooms Over City Drug Store. A. E. GALLAGHER Attorney-at-Law. KUGENE CITY 4 1 I OREGON. Special attention given to Probate buiinee and AbetracU o( Title. OrTlcl Over Lane County Bank. J. & WALTER, M. D. S. O DENTIST. Eugene, Oregon. Dm tal Room Willamette 8treet, oppoelt Baker' Hotel. DR. J. 0. GRAY, QDENTIST- OFFICE UPSTAIRS IN YOUNG'S block, oppoelt GtuaD offic. All work war noted. , Laughing ga adminbtered (or painless ex tracttoaal teeth. MOOBE & LINN, UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS Coffin and Casket elway on band. Pre paring and Embalming Bodie a Specialty. Night call prompty attended. Keeidenoe, second house south o( ttetho dUt Church, Willamette street. B. F. DORRIS, IOTASCE AND REAL ESTATE ACENT. I HAVE SOME VERY DESIRABLE Farm, Improved and Unimproved Torn property for sal, on easy term. Prcpsriy Basted aal Eenia Collected. The Imuran Companle I preasnt are among th OIIe and moat Reliable, and in th Psoarr andEoumtll adjuetmest of their omm Staid Bsooho to Noxa, A ehar n( yoor pat caf i solicited. oto-u-aa. arD0RRIS, ca-t. Laci. n ff. ' - t. nrt , c sua THE Eugene National Bank EUGENE crrr. Oregon. pirn rp riPTTAL. $30,000 bLILPLCS FCUD Wf ! Trans ct a goners! banking btwinee. Boats or Diaicmai: F B Donn. F W Otbum, i C Cbnrch, 8 II Israa, I U Eodcon, C Uoer, 1 E Dan. .' F. L. POSSON & SON, By far the largest dealer on the Coast in TESTED Trees, Feitiilzers, Bulfis, hqsbs, fl. I. Roots Bee Sopjilles. W art Northwestern Agent for D. M. Ferry & Co., the largest Seed Grower and Dealer in the World. F. L. POSSON & SON. - ' LSNN Fiiriii I R Lnckey&Co. DEALERS 1JV DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, ronei; iirucies, ramis, uiis, Brushes, Etc., Etc. Prescription Department in Competent hands. R. B. Cochran & Son, Real Estate Agents. Enjrene City, Oregon. Will attend to cenoral Root Eiitato bnaino inch a buying, elliog, loaainR and renting larmsand city property, eto. uiace on tonm tiio of Ninth Rtrnet. The Euj-eue Cipar Factory Keep constantly on band th flnont brand c( horns mad, domestic, and Ky Went cigat. Chnrgi the lowent price for chew ing and smoking tobacco. Sell at retail and wholesale. McClarens Buildi n, (Oppoeite F. (. Wilkina' Drav Store.) ' 11m an txteiitiv Stock of 8TANDARD, MIHCELL,VNEOU3, COLLECE AND SCHOOL BOOKS, Mercantile, Fancy and School Station ery, Blank Book, Cutlery, Etc. ty Order for Book and Subacription lo Newspaper and Poriodioal promptly at tended to. ivri; Bookstore Bowel Trouble, and Cramp, Collo.'or any Internal or External Pain. Ask yonr drnggtst lor it J S. LUCKEY, tALSB n Clocks. Watches, Chains. Jewelry, Etc RepairiDflr rromptly Kzeoated. UTAH Work U arran Ud.sVJ J. 8. LUCKEY . Eugeae MM E. Scliw2rzscfiild, Prop. (Successor to Geo, Collier) BOOKS, STATIONERY, MAPS, GLOBES, SPECTACLES, WALL PAPER 1 SCHOOL SUPPLIES, Orders by mail promptly attended to. Ad- draas Lock Boa J hi k F:i::;, AT GRESVVELL From and after Feb. 1, 1891, my terms will be strictly cash. Prices Put Down to Bed rock. I will Not be Undersold. Highest market price Paid for Produce. If not all traded out will pay balance in CashJ t . w v uivvwuwa, Creswell, Or. GARDEN GRASS 4 FLOWER PORTLAND. OREGON. & SON, & EHS4MEES. Real Estate Transtors. EUGENK. Mary J Page to J L PugP. 50x1 fiO feet on Olive street, in Bkinnerg addition; f2,000. J L Pago to Mary J Page, 93xl10 feet on the corner of Seventh and Wash ington etreeU in Packard's addition; F L Rlrhnond to J L Pnge, 92 x ICO foet on wiuamotte street; f 5.76U. oottioi onovi. M J Thornton to J V Tliornton, 1.5 acre: n'.uuu. J W Gowdy to H G Brennan, lot t, blook 6, Long A Landess addition; $125. COUNTRY. J. E. Noland, Sheriff, to H. 0. Hum phrey. UU) acres In To 15 S. R 5 W: 1100 W A Cox to Tbos W Bymons, 3 acres; lease ol ground at month of biuslaw river lor government improvement; flWpersn nam. Sketch of land shown: filed. P i Baughmen to E B Waited, 80 acres in xp iu o, a a w; fuo. Sarah L Panuenter to Martha J Thornton, 1001 acre in Tp 20 8, It 8 W; faxto. Geo 8 Ladd to C Hagar, 6.28 acres in Tp 10 8, IU W; II. 0 4 (J R It to I) W Harding, 70.60 acres in Tp 20 8, It 8 W; 176.50. . R. Csrtwright to Simon Duryee, 80 acres In T. 16 8., B 1 W; $100. JRCartwrigbttoBlmonDnryee, land in T15 8,BWj $1000. Injured in a Railroad Wreck. Mr. Johnson, of the Minnesota hotel, received a letter Monday from Grant's Pass ntatlng that his brother-in-law, James Lavlnger, was on the freight train that was wrecked at Wolf Creek Sunday, and was badly cut about the beaa, and received internal Injuries that are considered dangerous. Dw Huff was also on the train and had his back hurt. The account of the wreck is given In our telegraphic columns. Er.ECTT.oir. At a regular meeting of the Y. P. 8. C. E. of the Christian church Sunday evening, Nov. 29. three offices were declared vacatd by those who have moved to Mount's hall, and new officers elected to till the vacan cies: Howard Itowlund, president; Nettie Whitney, secretary, and G. Jones, treasurer. Boss. At Ashland, Oregon, Nov. 28, 1891, to ths wit of George Dunn, a daugh ter. Ael 0 a itril HMSm,Mwk an Imwi Urwara U m. 9m. In.' Pru muMt v jaw, M ewnM Hoa. SWIM, aUdMS, rw tl MimtlMH Kanpln rrn a draftej. k.UM,t,lU(L Sold by J. H. HECKLE Y. Wba Baby was skk, we gav Ut C tort. twa ah wa Chad, erid for CMiorls. Who th bcM KJm, tfae ehmi to C r WhsnsU had Child a, h gave Una O torts. .TIi3l8lrateJFr.i)cHiira, wte1"APHRODITIWE'SS I Bold oa a POSITIVI OUAOASjTSC toenranvfor of aervou. 1mm cvaof euunlerof Ui (nerali f- fan oi tiuurm. betiier an .ItrCHC ISumiaa, AFTCII Tobacco or fH m, or Uironrk y n V, I ul I a A I Kout ladilni K,4,araa UmM brata Piwer , WtkHiilnM, Baarlurdnwi rln In tl rra,MmiDJMii..arNerla, ( Prn tratloa, Kurt J lailMlfloa, Im MrriKML Sin", "e ! Utmnry, Lm M tntttmA lmfO w-r, whtrh 11 awlmwl .Im VtA M yrdn.iiifW i4ir sod In .ity. Prln a bnv, t boss !url.i'l Ht hT!lnref?itf arlw A WMTTT. .rBAITB la (1va fnf . U0Sbt1 MwlnraM thioov If Ft rnr la nt (Aarttl W. h.rw n-1 o twiimlala Iron a4 r int. pi both i.whhrr.b mDMlv r-i brtbnM(apbnlUnv Ctiralar lra l4i tm THE APHRO MEDICINE CO. Mn ftfaock, bux 27, fuatjiK 0a Md by I .B. LCCKKT ft Co.. Dnwirt, Eugaaa, Oreg-w. Dealers Convention of Christian Eudeavor. Cina Laxi, Or., Not. 8, 1891. Lane County Convention of Christii Endeavor of the Cbruiian ohurch met in oooT.ntloo at 11 a. m. After a eoneeortt uon asrvioa. leu dt t u ai port from th Minnenpolia Covnutioq wore L 1 , : 1" 1 I . ... ... kitpo ut oiini Doeuon ani Air. ilobert vicaiurpuy, 01 1 oriiwj. ai a p. u. a duilk ifioB wis pallet bv th Vic Pruald:'l:L Mr. K H II.i, I. aker, and attar several addreo, reporu were given from the vatlons ooittic, and it wa decided to ak the aocletio of other dem tarnations to join th aniou at a oon veution in Janotiou City, on th first Sat urday and 8uodar in alnr. 18,12. Oflioers wer eliotd s follows: Pr.nl- dent, Latter Whoslor, Plemnt Hill; viot prtiidcnt, Daisy Bond, Clear Lake; trnae arnr, Anns Crain, Jnuotlun City; aecrelarv, atovrts BUBiton, Eugene. Prohibition Address. John Llovd Thomas. 8cretar of the K tiou.l Prohibition Cuiuiuittn. imr annnuiuw. uenl, add;iied a very large audieue at in tonii itoiiM, aov. iJtu. ue I n eloonent. forcibl ami ev aiwwV.r and be was entbntiantloally pplandet. II said th Prohibition Party w here to stay ana mat in tiuie tbey would elect the om- oersonueoouuer. A onoir lurulsbed X' eelldnt musio for th oonuion. A olub was organised oonnlstios of U7 oiemoers, u oeing voters. In follow ins omeerswer elwLnl: P. A.Tozi.r. Pnu. Ideut: Calvin Hanns, Vice Fmident; L. B ttowland. becrvtarv: Frank Tav or. Triu. urer. An executive eommittre. ennil.tlnff oi in aoov. omcers, ana uev. M. s. Kid re. wis se feted. Mr. Thomas alto atntnl thtt a mmlu nr gunlii r would prohiibly be S'ior(ed to re main in toe dii tne year round. A 8xRpnoL EdItos. Rev. Uorcan and family who held forth at the Court Hons in btinna lent week Rave ltowlmro a call Totwday evening. The riuindcaler is kep tlosl and sl'.nde to ilr. Morgan followi -Uo ha set tbe 29th of March next for ths geueral conflagration of -this poor little world, loss total and no insumupe: and if the fire fails to eventuate there will be ons man will b disnppointed; thereat are not so ninch it!terentd. The oonilict of author ities ot these dtudruollouiete rondure ths data of th inoloeration a matter of horrible un certainty. Llentennnt Totteo ha made it sometime in 1397; Schwinefnrth is disponed to 1891, bnt he is so welt fixed in a worldly sense mat ne oouta stand a postponement. Kogers oi aorin usroiina thinks the tliumt nation will nut com off nnlil 1910. Old msn Millvr f il.nl all down the 'iO't, '30 's snd 1U . but bis disomies hare keDt cnosa- ing ths date as cheerfullv ever siooe the original eoulliigration 1st "went over to the majority." Friend Morgan ii cock-sure of bisdav andsavs: "When Benrr Morcan tells yon a tLlnj, be knows it" whioh does nut exsotly agroe with the aooient asaertiun oi that dav and hour knowotn do man Morgan is an exception. 80 Days. Walter White, one of the brothers who recently cut timber on povertinient land in Chewher nrcclnut. nieaa guuty uuinre Jutlgo Demiy lu I'ortliUHl, xsor. lijtli, and was sen tenced to pay a fine of $100 or be in prisoned lu the Lane county Jull for 80 days, tie ciioso the latter and was brought here hud evening by Deputy U. 8. Mamlml Siunott and Incarcer ated lu tho Jail. SrrrtXD tit Higrs. Mr. 4, A. How, of Springfield, reported a loss by lire on his residence to E. J. frailer, agwit oi lbs New Zealand r Irs insnranoe Co., Nov. 'i7th, and next day received a obeek for damages sus tained, in foil. It pays to insure in old reliable companies like the New Zealand. Likd Sold. T. J. Dnokworlh this Satur purchased at guardian's ssle the in- tetest of tne minor heirs lo and to J acres of land in T 17 8, R 6 W, for the sum of Mibbixd. Oakland item In Bosebnnr Review: "Miss Alios Bufflngton and Mr. A, M.Uray of ugene were united in mar. risgs at the residence of J. 0. Gray, Oak land, on last Wednesday at 3 o clock o. in. Congrtnlatlons." we are Informed br one roiled tbst Ibis is in intra marriage oi brother and sis ten from the two families, three brothers hsvinrr married three sisters. There are some girls left, and Johnny Gray lives in bop. Rats Ridccib. The rate on craln be tween EaR.n and San Francisco. Port Costa snd Oakland vis the Southern Pacifle railroad in ear load lots bss been reduced to 30 cent per hundred weight or 18 cent per onsnei. Ths W. R. C. Discs. This organiza tion sives tha finest danoes of snr society in Eugene. The one Nov. 27th wss no exception. The manacement was th best, musio excellent, end everything passed off as nappy as anyone oon id wisu. vuite a neat sum was netted lor this cnsrttabie society. FOB FiTCIIEn'a Mi CafUrta SFflStstsi TVM i mnA owconn Filtuiaucy, iioaAifuliua, Boar Rtonach. DiajrboM, and Pavwiahne. Thos th ehBd 1 Merd health y and iU sleep autsvaX Caatarlat eontains no lorp or oiiier narootic propty. I rtmmmmxi It u mpror to rr ptwHptioa know tola..- H. A. iuu, M. D.. rorUand Atv, kruualo, S. T. f . r.i.I. fa m TmMb mrjl thiA I. 9daiJ adapted lo aTcKtL '4 rhil-lnsv" aiai lyw.aiaua. ai, v.f lt7MAfc. law York. To Csaraca Ox. TT If a ay at, V. T. mm SATURDAY, NOV. CS. The Junction opera house Is uud root. R. V. Howard ha sold th Elmira mill to Curvullis parties. AI Auteo, th genial naltorvlll mo chnnt was iu town today. Fred Bellman is all to be about th streets, having eome down town yetorday A dull Saturday lu town tmlay. The fnrtuer are all buoy putting iu grain 8om mlscreanl broke one of lh glasses In Uankin ft Co s pbotogupbie show case nigs i. 0. 11. rurchsas and wlf left for River- aide, Oal., this morning, where tltcy will liereaiter reside. Tbo United Brethren ehurvh buildlns on Ferry street between 11th and 12th street is receiving Its roof. Cuas UoIUsmltn baa severed bis eonnoo- tion with the Gt'iSD and resumed bis post1 lion in nis latner store. Joint Stewart, of Euirene. shliMK-d rour cars oi snoop to j-ortiutui iiM . .V. .1 1 ucsday from Junction. Shannon Conser ha cons to San Francis. co to oonsutt a surgeon, eoureroins nts in Jutcd leg, e hope be may find relief, Harrisburg Courier: Mrs. Jennie 8. Bar nard, oue of Eugene's moat successful pby Mclaus aud wile of our townsman, Or W. Baruard. spent Thsnksuiviuu iu th eity. Dr. L.M.Davis, of Portlsnd. has been calltd to Laiwer. Mich., owiuo to tha and. dun diath oi his lather, who was 77 years old. lie expects to be absent two or three werxs. HiirrLsburg Courier: Mr. Itenshaw who Utught a clans In pcninaiixhln hero iaxi spring, was in tno city uwt wwK soliciting orders for Eugene tailoring eHinuiiHiiiiient, Ira A. Mills, at one time editor of th Junction City Pilot, is now managing edl tor oi ins r.pwortmsn, a neat and bright utile paper puoiianed at fort iowneeud. wath. lb paper is a religious one. lleppner Record : Of Bsrnstt and tarn llv will lesv soon for Lane oouutv where they will make their future home. Mr. Harnett' family will go by way ot Tb Dalle and he will go over the mountain with a band of stock. Albany Herald: Mr. J. M. Tavlor. president of the Anna- mlno company, n the Itohenila district. Is in the cltv selling stock lu the mlno. He lias some very rich samples of the result of incir new nun. E, 0, Pentium, Secretary of ths Oreeon Press Associslion, earns np on this after noons train and will spend Sunday la Eu eene. Ed was formerly a student in the State University. We acknowledge a plea sant oau irom nim. Lebanon Advance: Walter and John llargcr and Guy lilgalow, of Eugene. came in on Mouduy's train. Thtwe young gentlemen will enter at once iixin tno worK or building the V. l hurcii in Sodavillo. Roseburg Review) EnsineerJ. G. Eel ley loturned the first of th week, having been called there to look after the letting of the contract for the sewer work. He ex pects lo practically finish work here in about tnree weeks when ns returns to tbst eity to personally superiniena iu work mere. A letter from Qeoree Belshaw. who is visiting bis son Marsh at Farmlngton, Wash., ststos thai tbey hsv hod a half inch of ice, also hall an inoh of mow at that plao. but it bad all disappeared. Uncle George should be back to the Willamette valley where (be flower (till bloom and berries ripen In open air in th last week of November. All the sme in Etiaens Bro. Plalndealer: Roses, fuchsias and elorloushned ehrvssn- themoms art blooming today In the open sir In Roseburg. The mornlua asems a little on illy but tbst Is only In remem brance of yesterday's warmth and anticipa tion of today's sunshine, The thermome ter has not been within 10 degree of lh water-freezing temperature, 92 degree, thl fall and it may be week before th tern nor- ry freer eome in. This oontrost rather vividly with billiards, snow-drift and 20 below cero in the East. MONDAY, NOV. 80. Mr. Duck of the Journal force ho returned from tlio McKcnxle. O. C. Wilson is worklmr for a coffoe and tea house In San Francisco. Tne Bprinitfleld eity eouncll has Inst or. oerea over a nine oi sidewalk null I. Graham and Bowman will civ a srand oau at npringneia, martday, Use. luth. Henry Kissinger hssault drlvlna tracks or uroner a uisir ana gon to work driv ing for Thos. Cbsppoll. We acknowledire the receipt of the Oregonlan's state sectional map, It Is baudgome and correct. Mrs. Ida Nelson visited her narenta here over lost Sunday, returning to Portland this morning. Dickinson & Keenev have moved their barber shon Into the room at the rear of the Lane County bank. The seoond same for th baseball ohstn- pton.btp of tb faclfio toast, wss won by the Portland Club. Tb nor stood. Port laud, 6; San Joe, 4. F. M. Mnlkey. of Portland, spent Son- day In Eugene visiting relative and friend. Us Is gradual ol the Mat University. Bon. B. J. Pencra returned to hla horn. In Springfield yesterday. We tr pleased lo tat tbst h 1 greatly improved in health. Th Miste Viol and Amanda Brandon and Mia Leth Duncan, who (pent Thtnkigiviug at llalsey, returned to school loasy. Last year notutoes were scarce and b ar lu California. This year, in one aliforuia dbdrict near Sacramento, 60,000 bushels of potatoes were not duir D because It would not nav to market them. Hepnner Record: Wm. Blolr. of Lexington, has so fur this season bought 64,000 bushels of wheat, and expects over 90,000 bushels before the season closes. Ifcppner ami other buyers have also shipped coiiHlderable er the Lexington plutrorm. and the tal nutkes a good showing for thl vicinity. W. W. Statesman: Oneof the slick est swindling games practiced on a gullible community is through the alleged collection agency. It is safe to say that every merchant In town has some time or other been taken In by these smooth talking gentry, who promise anything and everything, to get a memberxhlp fee out of your N'ket. The safest wav I to iri ve these uklrs the cold shoulder. This town now has the reputation of being the blggntt sucker town in the state. Let us change It, ARRESTED FOR MURDER. Joe Coggan Arrested at Albany, on ouepieiuu in naving jiaraereu jonn Awing, Daily Guard, Nov. aU Sherltr J. E. Noland. this mornlnir. arrested one Joe Coggau at Albany, on suspicion of having Un?n Implicated in the murder of John EwiW. aliove Cottage Grove, hist summer. It seems Coggtu had told that the young man f.wlng was dead and that his bodv had IsH-n sunk In a stream with rocks at- taehwltohls botly. He was brought hero this afternoon and lntrcerated In the county Jail. It appears that tho vonno- mnn John Kwing, wan working in a saw mill altovo Cottage Grove last June, when one day lie took a gun and went to the woods to hunt for deer. After ho left three shots were heard about one-half mllo distant from the mill. Ewlng did not return, and for the uext. several days search xirUvt:. VimonZ'mU' molt were orgnnlKed and thorouffhlv iWXd ! PP. the wood for him. but found . tr.T and nothing has' been heard of tie niluul.i,-,.... miHHing man slnco. 1 lie people or that section have sua - pleloned that ho has b,en foully dealt witn, as he had no cause to d Minnoar. and then he left all his belonirlmrs. not et-n taking hla coat. ; NEW LOCOMOTIVE. ; 111 00 to the Slualaw River for Uovernmont Work. Pn.ll.n4 fr.l.. v no ' Portland Telegram, Nov. 88. : Th (mail locomotive, th Sluslaw. for work on biuslaw river, reached here yester- day from the II. K. Potter locomotive work in Pennsylvania. It wo removed loday from tb onion depot to tb foot of 0 street, where it will be rut on board th steamer Willspa. It required about three honr llm.to takito9onof th O. T. Company a heavy trucks, and it wa merely an accident that t lit locomotive did not be- com damaged. Whon It was being lowered down the iuollne to th wharf th smok. stsok cam In contact with several stringers overhead. The smokestack oould not b removed, soth engine wa hnled np th hill again with th help of several bone, After a eoupls of hours' work it was re- moved from the track and slid down the Up, where it now tie in th mldill.l ot th driveway, and will probably this plaintiff irreparable damag by destroy remaln there to blook the pssssgs of yrv ing IU profit a a water company, but will, team till lh steamer leave, December 8. a I verily believe, so collate the wator ine locomotive weigns nine tons, and will be used in government work oa th Biuilsw. This is the first that has been used in th oonstruolion work there. A lively lim Is sxpected wbon It I attempted to remove tne sngins irora tb steamer at iU destina tion. Unole Bam will be lucky if the pre -.' 2 , . . 1 1 . " oiuu uiu. ton ao not rau overooara A HEAVY riBB. set Flnnrlng mnt Bwraesl-Lass iu,ouu, stissirasic sji.aoo. Bpeolal to th Gdd: b'ixix. Nov. 27. At 1 30 this morntno th little) town of Solo, in th Fork ot lh carried out as therein required, this plain Sautiam was visltod by the fire fiend. Th tiff has purchased valuable property, real principal building of the town ws th Solo snd personal, necessary to carry out it ob- luuiuiH aiuw, to propeny oi &a LrOlos, I ligation unto aaid pity, ioat tbt( plain hloh were totally destroyed by fire. Th I tiff I unable to aav iUelf from oraaf and fir darted from th dynamo whioh furnish-1 es eleoirio ligbu for the town. Mr. Go ins left th mill at mldnkht and nut it in I ohargcofa young man. At half put on nr was discoverer near the dynamo and had water been bandy on bnoketfu I would bar saved tb property. l h Soio Mills were built by McKinnev k Turner aometlm in 180T and did a larg business In those days. In 1878, B. But- land of The Dalles enlarged and Improved them. In 1885, upon the death of U. Rut- land, they posed into th hands of their present owner. In connection with the mill was a large pump and tank for furnishing the town with water, also sn sleotrie light plant ran by lh water power. D. Myer's planing mill, and a wagon shop, were also furnished power. There wer several thousand bushels of wheal in th wars-1 house of whioh a great deal belonged lo th I farmers. The mill had been running night and day and was doing a good business. Only $7,600 insurance wa carrid at the time of lliflr. Th loss will fall heavily on Mr. Goins. Cottage Grove Itemi. Leader, Nov. 28. Mr. J. W. Shcpard Is now preparing to build a rcsideuce on his lOntcre farm ln the Gowdy tract west of town. James Homcnway Informs us that he la looking for a number of his folks here from Kansas ln about one week. Three families in all. Several families arrrlved here the first of tlm w,k fmm A.l.l.Twt ..7,1 h. ,,, ". ,i, i , r i . T r I complete system ol sewerage but Is csl e.".7ri,h? 0ld TS?,0f P109 Houltd and intended to serve only a por- m,u , ww. luvy uiuveu out voineiarm iuursuay. A letter received from Miss Ella I Colo, formerly of this place, who went to laiuornia with J. u. llhlnehart and family, of Eugene, by private convey ance, savs: "We arrived at Han Dlpiro Nov. 19th. I am deliffhted here: it la Just lovely. As we drove into town 1 1 saw a largo steamer leaving the harbor, mm several more snips lying at ancnor and such a beautiful sunset. It was the loveliest sight I ever saw. We went out to Chula Vista yesterday and saw young potato vinos almost large enough to bloom, peas about live Inches high and tomatoes fust begin ning to bear. I could hardly believe uoueve i my own eye and to think, it was No- VHldlsT. Am IU II tiluAuurt wlfh All, I new liomL Wa travelivi tnlli In I 32days." " ,. A Brakesaaai KllleA. Wots Csssi, Or., Nov, .-Thls morn ing a north bound freight' train, No. 48, wtiil coming down the grade north of tun nel 9, two ears back of lh engine of the rear section ran tola the frost section. Tbrs ears wer smashed, -a brakeman nsmsd John Caughlin was -k filed, and a man supposed to be a trans seriously In jured. Several more petsona' were ilightly injured, out tneir nonius oould not be learn ed. A relief train started from Grant's Pas ibortly slier tb wreck. Th eouth bound pssMoger train will be delayed sever al honr. It Is now at Olendala. waiting for lb wreck lo get ehiared off the track. Ifaxwsu, Wnx Cass. Th evidence la the Maxwell ease wsa concluded before Jodg Boott at noon Nov. 30. Then the at torney for tb plaintiire asksd that the Judce appoint an administrator,' ; The Judge took the matter nndradvlmal no-1 til next Monday. Lickwu. The following matrlsge li censes wer issusd Nov. 27th by Clerk Walker: 8. H. Cllieon snd LiUi Powell O. L. Weddls and kL E. Whited. AN INJUNCTION SUIT. The Eugene Water Company Asks that i ine city or Kngeue be Ke- ttra ned from Lslnir I tha MBi - - v.. On Saturday. Nov. 28th a eomnlalnt wa "led in th clerk's office of Lane county lo wherein th Eugene Water Company is plaintiff snd the City of Eocene defen- dnt. An undertaking for an injuootioa " fld ln ,h um of $1000 with I itooinson and u. II. Cbrisman snre- , , . , , , , . iMoomplalnti long and as the affldav- " ,or f" lujnooion stale the material points wepoblUhit amDivn. tba Plslntiff eorporation is engaged intneboiin.es of furnishing tb inhsbi- 'J1'0' Engen good and wholesom water U boond by eonlraot by the terms of " ofdinano o to do. That plaintiff in Xf in order to enable it to eom- P'T the term, of said contract, ha ex- V!"r'. ?"u' " or milSl?.JL.ZJ .. i m iih iu. iuu uuun wuicu 10 erect ana Uslnuin th sam. That th. wui.m.n. 1 ViVslP 1- ih nnl nn wvt rt sava tarn annnlit Inst said eity except private wells and a Urge nnmh ni h. inV.ki.nt. i i.i .u. aald water nmvi,it h ni.imirT a ,. no other water to nse whatever. That said water now used by said people and far I alnhti s000 wholesome water. to. out oi cugen oy saia ortiinanee mkhIm. IK. mUI-M u Ik. l-k.l. iUnU of said eity good and wholesome wa- ter for the period of fifty years. Thai piaintui under raid ordinance and in ao- I k. . . - , 1 .. 1 I "'l""J" Ul iu total tuenioi no euierea nDOB ,h. wnrk . i.Mn- .u. ii,.w. itants of said aitv with mvl .Mnm. quality of wster. Tbst the profit and in- eome of plaintiff depend entirely upon it ability to furnish pur water to it numer- ous consumers la said eity. That said eity iaahont to .mnt th. sith nhu .ui.i. ons and noisoms matter from the cess pool and privies within it corporate limit-i, through a sewer reoently construotrd and Into the Willamette river at a point above the point on said rivsr where this plaintiff lake It water ropply for said eity and its inhabitant. That th Willamette river at said eitv of lunni an. fnmlah.. onrwt wholesome water so liable for drinking and til domestic nse. That (aid fewer when opened will by mesni of the impurities dis- ebarged through it. render th said water nttarl nnflt in. nt,rf m nni supply of said olty as to beoom a publio nuitauo and a menao to the lives of the Inhsbltants of said eity rendering the water used by them poisonous snd unsanitary. That th sam would cause special dam ag and injury to thl plaintiff a a water company and render valueless almost, a larg amount of property ot plaintiff pur chased and nied by it for (applying water In good faith and long befor said eity planned or contemplated said sewer, and by reason of an offer on the part of said city to said Urml 0I hloh b-nuin. I tiff ln sood faith and nUra nnon and aver Irreparable Injury unless by a restraining order ot this oouit enjoining said eity from mptyinB it sewerau. aforesaid. That said defendant is preparing to turn its wrge into said river a aforesaid through said sewer within It corporate limit and has informed tbla plaintiff that it will do so. That said ait of Kucr.n. ennt.ln larg population to-wit, about four thons- and persons and the sewsr aforesaid will.it operated, discharge a very great quantity of filth from a large area, Tbal if the said sewerage la turned into the Willamette river at the terminal point of aald.sewer a threatened by defendant, it will ronder ules the property of this plaintiff and destroy IU right, privileges and profit. That said asweraae will oollnte the wa- ter of the liver aforesaid at the oolnt where plaintiff secure water for th ns of said olty, adjoining ald eity and render it unfit for domestle use. And said aswersg will through (aid pollution of said water neos sarily affect the Dublio health of said city I and render ths said water nnsanltsry and impure. J. F. UosissoM, T. W. Bhsltom. Subscribed and (worn to before me this 27th dsyot November, A. D,, 1891. (UL. is. v. form, Notary Publio for Oregon. Ths complaint also avers "Tbst when the water ln said rivet is high said sewerage eannol be discharged into the rivsr bnt will lall lo flow freely from said sewer and be crowded back Into the some by th back or alack water." "anatinKweraioreseiuinotenypari tloII o( ma it. the eastern ball." That the nstnral dip and drainage of the land on whioh said eity Is situated is in dlreotioa oppoit to that in which the sewer runs, tKtmcnov oaurriD. Judge it L. Pipes Is chambers at Cor- "111 granted the pmyt for an injunction "a " tuTomur aua nnm w made on Recorder Dorri on the 28th at 0 o'clock p. m. . . ... A motion will be needed by tb city to dissolve th ;i iojunotioa. at . some future date. In the , meantime Eugene will :b; dobarrod from .nsing her tM.000 sawer, E. O. Potter, of Eu gen, and 0. B. Bellinger, of Portland, sp- - ... - TDrR,"T X.. li. ' t -Daily Guard, Kov. 'JS, Aotntw TaooBLS. A. J. Langworthy, who Uvea in Not! valley, is again in trouble. A few days sgo N. O. Fisbar, road super visor ot district No, 90, by erdet of the county court, attempted to move a fence stretched across the county road on JLang worthy' farm, when thst individual ap peared on tn leco with a shot gnn and tbraateoed to "blow the top ofruher e bead off" if he did not desist. ' Of course. Fisher retired, and oame to1 Eogees and swore out a warrant before Jsatlce Einsey for Laagvorthy'a arreirt, on tb rbarge of assault with a dangerous weapon. - Deputy BheriffOroner left this morning to arrest bim and sabposoa witnesses. Langworthy is the Individual who a short time since, bad trouble with bis wife, after which she was committed to the asylum. Blood ro Colts, E. J. Frnsier recently bought two handsome "Dawn F." oolts. They are direct descendants of Nutwood, tb noted Eeutui-ky trotter. IasI week be Doneht "lours t rrjer! -t a four ytar olJ gelding imported from Utah, lie b a fall brother of Errlckson with a record of 2:H. Tb former Iwo b has named ''AHha" and "Omega,"