nn EUGENE CITY ARB. BmBLIXnEn FOB THE DUSE.llvTIM OFDMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES. AM Tit m nOSESTLIllNIi BV TO J SWEAT OP Oil BMW EUGENE, OR., SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 181)2. NO. 17. JttgfBf y Mara. ChUSHED EVEBV SATURDAYS ,. L. CAMPBELL, .-ULhrr .! I'roprlelor. ... n the East side of Willamette .TKv.oJ Eighth Stowta TEBM" OK SUBSCRIPTION. $2 00 lKin'i 1.00 av-' . 75 mil' ... n nUf V rICH OH ADVKBTI81NQ. K . ltiurts(l M follows! iJrti-'"- of lM, 0M insertion 13; ilT'-i. II. Cash renuired Bbwiuennu - W.rtU.ni will l charged t the ol- ur.tl.re. month. 'Soo :;5ur..i onth. , InlliMul n"u-7 L a WOODOO CK, LEBCItT. - - - ORRHOh I sis T. M I! ml . . - in to Collections IsrSprtlAI "'""" ProbaW business. ,TT -I 1 Seymour n. onuwi, ATTOItNEY-ATLAW. -DUNN'S BUILDING , . Oregon. Kugciie, E. 0. POTTER, Attorney-at-Law, EUGENE. - - Omcx-Rootn in Conser's Block. "ITo. M. MILLER Htmj and Ccunsellor-at-Law, and Real Estate Agent. ICGEXE CITY, - OKhUiw. Ofllce-ln Masonic Temple. Kuykendall & Paytoii, Physicians and Surgeons, Rooms Over City Drug Store. A.E. GALLAGHER, Attorney-at-Law. lUGESECITY OREGON. Special attention riven to Probate business ud Abstracts of Title. Orflcl Over Lane County Bank. DR. J. C. GRAY DENTIST. OFFICE UPSTAIRS IN YOUNG'S block, opposite Guard office. All work nmated. Unihinr g administered (or painless ex hrtio. ot teeth. J. S. WALTER, M. D. S. DENTIST. Eugene, Oregon. fe i Hotel ... ., . i LINN & SON, UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS Ce&oi and Caskets alwava on hand. Pre. sad Embalming Bodies a Kpeoiulty. "saiM prompty attended. WMiil.nnA aaonnJ 1 lU f T I Yl1 m., ncvuuU UUUI. HUUIU Ul Kl Church, Willamette itreet. B.P. DORRIS, CE AND REAL ESTATE AGENT. T&AVE SOME VERY DESIRABLE 4. Farm. I . l i it i Tnu. '' tale, on easy terms. rty Eented and Bents Collected. J h'urance Companies I represent are Tt the Oldest and most Reliable, and in -i-r anatQuiiABLl adjustment ot Weir T!k t SKt)ND Noni. (is; . 7l,ur Patronage is solicited. S-In City flail B. K. DOKUIb. C'!' UctB. rXST. W. T. PEET. CASHIKB Eutrenn fCGE'E CITY, OREGON. Sir;.v:-;.:.. n tt5'. P W Oaburn. i C Chnroh, 8M mwuwiu, v iaaer, 4 c ii - via. mTS LITCZ FILLS Act en a new prtDclp.fr ltraiat tin liver, stomach and bownla Ihrouah Ul i imtiw Da. Mais Pnxi PhU1$ em bUloosowa, torpid Um and consUpa tloa. Amahoat, nrsMI Baoasai.95aM. -' paiapU ire a runt 209 2nd & 170 FRONT ST., PORTLAND, OREGON. Dj.Ferpy&Go'sSeeds WE ARE AGENTS FOR Pi. I. ROOT'S BEE SUPPLIES. LINN Furniture I E. Luckey DEALERS 7A DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils, Brushes, Etc., Etc. Prescription, Department in Competent hands. I) n i.n i n E, SCHWARZSCH1LD, Proprietor, SCHOOL KUPPLIKS, STATIOXKKY, WALL PAPER, ARTISTS' MATERIALS. Full Stock ot Butterick Patterns. Address I'. 0. llox 119. McClarens Buildin , (Opposite F. M. Wilkina' Dmir Store.) -Has an extensive Stock of STANDARD, MISCELLANEOUS. COLLEGE AND SCHOOL BOOKS, Mercantile, Fancy and School Station ery, Blank Books, Cutlery, Etc. rvCirAm for Booka and Subwriptione to Newspapers and Periodicals promptly at- Bowel Troubles, and Cramp, Colic, or any Internal or External Pain. Ask your druggist for it J S. LUCKEY, CALEB If Clocks, Watches, Chains, Jewelry, Etc P.eoairin2 Promptly Executed. II Work Wrrneq,jTi .1. S. LU'JKKY mm. Humphrey 4 a. a. o. iiovxv, : II. C. IIl'MFHRKY, J. . ABBAMS. : : President : : Cashier Asulitaut Cashier Transacts a General Banking Business. EUGENE. Oil EGOS. University Bookstore, KB Lane County Ban Hi. low Frioeo, AT QRESVELL. J-rqnHnd after Felt. 1, 1HQ1, ,,v terms will be strictly cash. Prices Put Down to Bed rock. I will Not be Undersold. Highest market price Paid fur Produce. If not all traded out will pay balance in Cash. J. H, Whiteaker, Creswell, Or. Our cuttiloKiie in complete in every department, uiul tell how to grow all kinds of ve Ketableit, how to lunt and trim trees, how to lino, and but uru the Wei fertilizerit, how to hani'.le beei etc. eU Free to all- Send for it. & SON, Dealers Ueal Estate Trauslers. ICOtHIC. LouiHa F Foster to A W Ha.skell, lot 1, bloek 24, Tuckard's ad; $ 122-j. (Jen W Handsuker to Rolert II Ross, lot 1, block 5, Shaw's ad; $1200. J A Sawyer to Loula Linn, W J of 110 x Hit) feet in Hhnw and Patterson's ad; love and nH'ection. John L Tait lo Idaho Frazer, 33x94 feet io Skiuuer'a donation; $2uO.'2U. Leopold Dielz to Dr. Jobu Steiner, loll 18, 19, 20, and 21, block 15, and lots 19 and 20, block 5, Frailer & Hy land's addition; 150. Fletcher Linn to L M Sawyers. E V, of 110 x lfiO feet, Shaw & I'attenon's addition; $550. FLOBKNCC. Geo M Miller to E A Morris, lot 6 block C; $35. O00NTBY. State of Oregon to E C Smith and H F DtiHiitR, HO acres in T 17 H R 4 Wj con $1. Made to correct deel. 0 & C R R Co to A H Gibioo, 80 acrei in T18 8. RlW;f304. OiCKR Jamea P O'Brien 39.57 acres in T 17 8. R 1 W; $44.93. James Willows lo Louese A Turcb, ICO acres in T 17 8, It 2 E; $000. John A W Heidecke to Louese A Turcb, ICO acres in T 17 8. It 2 E; XMJO. State of Oregon lo Geo A Brown, 40 acri inTI9 S, B5W;50. Henrieita Adams lo B F Fuller, ICO acrei in T 20 8, Rl W; $1 James Parin .o Win Williams, 1 68 acres; $35. . Geo Locbner to Honty Lnobner, y int id 40.07 aorea in T 18 8 R 0 W; $1 Jamei K P Barrel! lo Frank Deerbake, 16OacresinT20 8 B4 W; $510. T J Duckworth to Martha J Kayser, 3.10 acres in T 17 8 R 6 W; $125. Isaac N Duckworth to M J Kayser, 3 10 acres in T 17 8 R6 W; $1. OMNADi Geo H and H H B .rrett to Geo II Colter, lot 5, block 2; $50. Geo H Colter to C I Grant, lot 5, block 2; $300. COBOBO. Win Delaney to M 0 Burns, lots 9 and 10. block 2, Ihdaney's ad; $90. Tboa Vanduynand WillH Bee to Mart Ward Bee, lot 7, block 1, Yanduyn'i ad; $50. COTTAOE GBOVI. BF Hxdinn lo Frank Whipple, brick building occupied by Eakin & Bri.tow and other city property, also the parcel of land in . -i u'kinnl.'j i for. hniMins ODon wbicb is the blackxmitb shop, two small offices, An ; also th interest in 40 acre in T218, B3W;$l B F. Harding to Mrs Ella Wbipp'e, city property; $1 Dally Guard, Feb. 8. Chii of Timk.-A new lime table of tbeS. P. R. ha ben issued. The local tiains after Tuesday will arrive here in the morning at 10:20 end io the afternoon at 2:30. The freight Irainawill mt here at 7:10 p. m. So change is made in the time of the overland. Wbso Baby was sick, we gave kar Oeetort. When she wa a Child, aba cried f or Oaiacrie. When the became Mia, ahe elun lo Casterie. VTbeo ahe bad Children, abe few thaea OaeMrtk. IS BO LB OS QUARANTEI taeuraaav fonai c v!ntri(iu(ll. . 9lntrruu0isaM otknvdiaurUaiel Ve fMertUTer. fiuigillWHiu,, Kti.tb.r axLln.1 , ii i .i I HFfnPr imoI Htimalanla. AFTCK Tobacco orOvlaa.orthnwgh voariifal lndltera Uoo, ererlndulnoee. Ae .sarbM Iostol BraJa Power, Wskrfalness, Baavlnf doww Pains to the baVx.. seminal WUB.HTrl a, Natrons rma tratioa, Nortarnal Imlsslons, Lraeorrture, bit tlnes,Wiak Memory, UmsoC Foweraod Irnpo tear j, whlrh 11 nec!ertel olttn lead to prematore old are and intanlty. Prlee 11X0 a box, 4 boxes lorl Ta Hnt hynallouremiBt of prior A WRITTEN fcrABANTEE Is fivee for vwTi.0U order received, to refund Usaioy 1 a Itrmasasl eure Is tot fT.td, We bare IhoDundaol (erttinnlall from old and yofanc, pt bMk.acriWBotis're been ftrosneatly ur4 11 Ui j)( ApiO'Ue. Citc liW AUiws THE APHRO MEDICINE CO. steranaca. , Hax 27, Postluiu. Oa, Sold by E .B. LUCKEY k Co., Drugjfist Eugene, lia4b Mo . VI SATl'RDAY, l'Kli. ii. The latiiidry ilelivery wimon took u spin this afternoon; no ilamar. The t'oinlw team of hoivs advert iei in the (il'AKl) we IV odd to John Stew art today. The sheriff's office is a bu-v plee iuiki: days. It keep (our er five in u ru-thn to do the work. E. Vau Viaukiu. of Junction, stand is a caiuiulate for tli nomiDHtiou for hlnritl. we ti ti-if r ti pu'dii- in Jas. (ieiirhart ivjiorts the eonliiroy nad on tills side ot the lluiley hill ill very bad condition. TbeSnoJrass Bros, foruii-ily of Eu gene have leased a llXH) acro fi'iu of Dr. 11. Davis, east ol Il.ir iiKbur. Miss E H Tarbet mid Mrs. IV V. lllyibe, of this city, will give a musu-ul un.i nltr iry entertainmeut al II ini-binn tu xt Siinr.lny crming, T. A. Ilcndersi n, the grocer, lias sold Lis St. BernsrJ dog to an csicin toll . mi emu. pauy for $25. l'liy will usi. tli enuim- Kit adverlisiug their liiienf i;ooiU. Mrs. Dr. Rowland, late or Imijiciio, has uooepted a xitioii in the imblie seluKils at Otidcn, I'tah, and has charirv of the fourth mid tii'th grades In the Central, the lait school in the city. The rrgiil ir spiing iiiinrguitum from the east is begiiiinug it n hvi ly rule and our real estate mill nxniu winr ihrir uiTUstouici) itmile. The beaiiliful atber gives hf strangers a good iuipieM.in of Ibis putt ul Oregon. The rivrr rmid tboiinli the liluir plate just btlow ti.wu has lucii ( lcun il of timber and stumps to its lull wnltli. The crossing over the railrnud will be moved 1 1 the ceu ter of the center of the road wbiih will be put in good condition. Junction Times: The Journal wants a. (liincini; school otuldishcd in Ku irene. The editor Is gettinn frisk v in his old days. However, we endorse what .he says concerning; the accom plishment. Jeremiah Pipes was arrcstel yesterday by Deputy Shenfl Croner for using ubsoeue aud indecent liuiguage before ladies, upon a earrant sworn to iu Justice Henderson's court. He was brought to towu aud the Justice set the trb.l for muTinnlay utter noon at 2 o'clock. The gentleman denies using the language imputed to him. Hurrishur"; would la- an excellent liK-ation for an energetic real estate man. Harrishurg Courier. We presume that the editor of the Courier having; heard of tlio colhmsc of the nlrv. u imlv tnu ii- site schemes on Coos imv extends this as nn invitation to some of the whil om iMMimcrs to go and settle there. Coos Ray Sun. Cottage Grove Leader, Feb. (i: Mr. Sherwood is makiug preparations to erect a two, and perhaps a three story brick front, fifty by fifty-nv.' feet to bis hotel in Collage Grove. On Tuesday Mr. J. C. Long sold his half interest in the magnificent new full roller process flouring mill in this city, to his partoer and son, George W. l-ong, who will oontinue the milling business with his usual euergy aud enterprise A great many are quietly arriviug hio each week, looking for homes. Fivo families of tier maua cain last week and went to the coun try. On Wednesday five persons arrived here from Cedar' It ipids, Iowa. Quite a number have recently come iu from Kunsus and other xtatet. Ixckxmary. About 0 o'clock Sun day evcnlnir lire was discovered in sonic stmw and boxes In the woodshed in the rear of llieo's saloon. Fortunately the tire wus discovered in its iiicipien- cy and extinguished with a few buck ets of water without calling; out the lire department. Mr. Rice is confident that the fire was of incendiary origin. The boxes hud lieen arranged ditlcrcnt ly from what he had left them in the afternoon, To Lit. A neatly furnished room to lei with or without board. Apply at the Swift bouse, corner Willametto and Tenth streets, Letter List. February 4, 1892. Anderson, ITarold lllanchanl, Prof C Elton Ilaldrieh, A M llrookes, Wllliu Cathain, Mrs C J Carrol, A It Clcek. Mrs K Oavis, Alia Diamond, John KdwanK J S Gamble, Jolili (iray, J V IlRselton, Horn Harris, I (' Hill, Clara Howard, Mrs Minnie Jackson, J M Koonebucli, Mrs J II Mistier, Jacob .Martonl, Win 11 Mackllnir, KCS Male, Kinly Martin, f II Malle, Henry Mathews, Mrs X MasterMin, Miss Mallina Miller, K A Misrn-, W II I'ost. Mrs Esther Smith, Miss Nellie Smith, Win Itiiliiii, II It Stcavennoii Mm L Shurllcll, W Smart, W A Skillen, liss Thompson, Dr W M Townwud, S M Todd, Mrs Mary Tompkins, John Twwly, Mrs Ilia anaiiiaxer, r i. wiirkman, irs auoiu " one, any White, Win White, WAS York, E U immermaii, John . nVi.pvn nt one will will tw made on each letter Kivcn dill. I'ersons calling for tellers will please say wnen aurvroseo. MIXMK WASIIIll li. r. 31. FOR PITCHER'S T. Castorlai promotes Digestion, and overcomes i'ialuluiicy, Constitution, Sour Stomach, Diarrh'ta, and FeverUhncss. Thus tbe child is rendered healthy and its sleep natural. Castoria. contains do Morphine or other narcotic property. Castoria Is so w.U fMV"l to rbibnvn tbat I rwofnmrad It as superior to any prmcrf .ui knowa lo hi. " Ii. A Akcuia, U. 1.. rort,inJ At., Bp,klyn, N. Y " t use Cesloria ht u m-lr, and find It Pekieiif aiabtnl lo KfTerie'iis of chil'lren." ALU. fc'.rrmsi,, M. It , ye,', i Ave.. New Toik. Tsra CnrrarB Co, 77 Murray EC, H. T. f i GsniiETisiFeirii ( Olll- KrullM', OKI i.oN, Feb. 1, Is'.!'.'. To the Ucpiildiniii Central Com inillcc of Lane county, Oregon. There ill 'a' a inceling of the Com mittee at the Court Mouse in I'.ugene on Snturday, I'Vhruary '-'7, iv1!' at 1 o'clock for t lie purpoM' of setting the diite for holding; the county conven tion and attending to other important Illl-ilUSS. Tlic names of the member of the committee arc: Smith I'.ugene W. II. Ahram. North Kugciie Volney llciiciiwiiy. Cot line lirove - larwin ltristow. .Iiuietion C W Wii-diliuinc. Springllclil A S Walker. Ci's ell John Ituoy. Richardson .1 K Hutler. Long Tom Meni v Rain. I'leasillt Mill S Rigdon. Siiislaw M 11 llawley. Willamette 1 letiry Sinirc. Mohawk -J M Spore. Spencer Kli Perkins. Camp Creek James Campbell. Irving-O P Moll'. Lost Vallcv II C Wh.vb r. Fall Civck-W L Day. McKenie O II Renfrew. liarl Ihdl-J II Mill. Florence A R Rudolph. Coyote .1 Rtiold. Ch'csher .1 M F.van. Lake Civck Joe Whisinan. Wild Cat J W Sullivan. JaMT- J F Smith. (ioshcn -William Stewart. La ne--T O Thompson. tiate Creek .1 I Ibirhre. Davis J I, Donaldson. Full attendance is earnestly rciptest ed. W. M. A nit A MS. Chairman. nn: M int ask a .ni Hin t: l.iMernor Ho) it W III A nil for the siiipreme I uiirl .Hiliidilte. Omaha, Xeh., Fell. 4. The gular liatorial emliroglio ha resolved itself into a waiting game. Oovcrnor Royd state that iinles the oHlee I voluntar ily turned over to him by Thayer he will wait the issuance of the supreme court's mandate February 20, and then luimied wit Ii the proper authoilty make the formal dcniiind, allowing for the time of transmission and the action of the state supreme court upon the mandate. It will probably U- March I Ik'I'oiv he will he restored to his of- lice. Thayer sets up the claim that he recci veil the otllce from the state su preme court and will hold onto it until Im-ther onlcivil hv Hint court. Mi course is technically legal, but is gen erally denounced by men of all parties. A (ioutl Sized Family. Albany Herald of Thursday: A family consisting of niiddlc-ngvil par ents and Is children passed through this city yesterday en route to Irving, Iiinc count v, to Join the Alcnnonitc (ieruiiin Colony, which has located thereon a tract, of 2MKI acre. They wen-from Marion, Dakota, and were alt bright, healthy appearing children, rauiriiiu iu aire iroiu six iiioihiih io hi years. The paterfamilias said that if Oregon was as good a country for rais ing1 children as lie hail heard it wus lor agricultural products, he thought they would have a good sized family after a while. Hole for I Irat I'luee. Dkh Mdinks, Iowa, Feb. 4. Al a meeting of th democratic slato central committee today, the question of the candidacy of Governor Boies was discussed and it was formally decided lo push bini for the first place on the ticket. A large delegation will be on band iu Chicago to push bis can didate I'lc tide iitlul Nomination. Washington, Fob, 4. The presidi nt to day scut tbesennte the following nomina tions: Peter Paipiet, reco iver of publio uiour y at Oregon City. Or. Posjmasters! Minnesota Henry A. Cat tie, St. Paul. Montana, Michael A. Flan agan, Fort lleuton; Matwell C. Mains, Hil lings. Oregon Charles E. Moore, Corval lis. Arizona Joseph II. Hamill, Globe. lien Hi of n I'loneer l.ad'. MrMiNN'ViU.K, Or., Feb. 5. Mrs. L. M. Cowlcs. wife of Hon. J. W. Cowles, iircsident of the McMinnvllle National bank, died last night. Shu was a pioneer of 1N41. Outn-ARY. -Thos. King, a young man 22 years old, died of oonsnuiptiou, one physi cian says ol kidney disease, at 3:30a.m., Feb. (ith, at corner of Madiou and 1st. Ho was taken sick somo ume months ago with the la grippe which developed into the disease which ended his life. He came from Washiugtou with bis brother wit'i whom be was stopping at ibe time of bis decease. He sufl'ered patiently but the last tbree hours be was delirious and seemed to die of strangulation. A Swindi.kb. Some charitably inclined people took up a collection tho other day for a man and a womau who were stopping at the Maker House. the same evening the nun was treating lo the drinks in ana loon. About niiie-ienths of the charity bo stowed on traveling people is updersiived There am poor people ridUig among us who are worth, of aid (row Ibose who are charitably inclined paily Guard. Feb. ft. 0iikss Lm.Daok.-A warrant was n-,.r i .ii.-iim. I l. n fl rnn 'u court lust eveiiiniforlbearres of Jeremiah pints, wpo lives ii miles west oi x.uuei,e, cuargcu . - . . .... . - . wilb using indecent and obscene language in the pnsei co of ladies. Deputy btitntl Cruner left this morning to arrest tbe man. Maiuiiu). Albany Demoeial; Oa Tbur. lny, Feb 4 IsllJ, ut ibe com I bouse iu A.lmiiV. I v Geo. Humphrey. Esq., Mr. Meet ins: of Kepuhlieaii County luittee. John C. Hurler an I Emma Ooldbaum. Tho ! gist, then as postmatter oi wis piace sua bnppy couple luve mny frieuds around Al i l r more than a year past, Wia bteu the el hen), bo will w ob them much happiness ; Ucieul assistant casbiCi of the bank. atd ineiiy. , j,,,, C()W Tu, pBBje(llu E. WllKAT M AHKKT. The latest re- O tells lb following: U Green, of port from I.ivensH.I ...id other Mm h creek, accordtng u ,. ports, a he inilkets of the world imli.i.k,. llu.l the owner of a most fewAabJ. cow. At the . . . li. . i ...i i i auo of four veara U bs a family of seven OOIIOIII OI till' l. "l llilllJM l IUl" i. .l; touched. 'Vim advices tone uud firmer market show u la'ttcrl Hash Rihvkh. -Oue J" Mr. J. Kirkpiitriek'scliildrvu fell In the lire at hi ic.iuViiec n the Wulll farm. wi-M of Kiigeti.', January -1th, and burned one of its hands budly. Psily Hoard, Fi b. Suxurr's Tax Su m - Shentr Sol.ud to- d.v I-selbng Hie property levied upon for last tli-Uiy eyemng n.r ,,in.Ki ..., Ux sg, M l..d. vidlal.. Several bidder. Une county, where he .rosm .tart ar, present. The sal. will be continued to-1 iug a w et-kly pasT of U uotl-partlsnn morrow. I chliruCter. MYSTKKIOI SLY PISAITKAKKH. K. I! i Luckey lines to 1'uilhitid and Soon Alter His Anivul lhsijipcur:. 1 1: wt or i oi i. i-i.Ai. Pally (.Hard I rk il. Fllgcuo R. Llleke.V, otic of Fllgclic's ; hot known ami most Nipular citiens went to Portland on last Monday morn ing's local train to transact business for the cannery, telling hi wife that; he would probably return on the over-1 land train the same night, but If he' should hapM'ti to he unavoidably ilc-j laved he would write. However, he, did not write, and nothing ha Isvii heard of him since the day of his ar rival In the metropolis. It is learned that he registered at (he Motel Perkins, in Portland about tl:.'!o p. in. Monday evening, and was assigned to room 31:1. but informed the clerk that he would prolmbly not occupy the room during the night, but wouid sH'tid the even lug Willi relatives. He said he would return Tuesday morning, and merely registered to let his friend know he was in town. After Hint he went to the coimiiis.soti house of Jenkins & Stevens, on Front street, ami sicnt sometime on the cannery business, when he started up town, sttpposably to the resiileiuvof Mr. Sloven Sicnccr. Wednesday uiortiiu 11. ('. Humphrey went to Portland and desned lo see Mr. Luckey, and oti asking the clerk, learned the above, He Iheu went to the residence o( Mr. Spencer to iuquire ubout Mr. Luckey, whi n he learned that the latter bad Dot been there and they did not kuow he waa in Ibe city. Tins surprised Mr. Humphrey, and he in ado search and inquiry lor I lie missing mail, assisted by friends, but without avail. Since thai lime a numlier of Eugene friends and the police of Portland have made a thorough search for bini but without suc cess. Three theories are advanced for bis re markable disappearance: 1st, that he bits been murdered and robbed, as be carried a handsome gold watch and wore a Hue dia mond ring, and was kuown lo be a msn of wealth ; 2d, that he has become temporality deianged and waudered away. He has been ill with the grip for Ibe past month and had not yet entirely recovered; 3d, that be ltf t tho country to avoid meeting bis credi tors. We hardly think that the last could be possible, knowing E. It. Luckey as we do. The mortiiug he led here he diew quite a sum of money out of tbe Eugeue National hank, aud several strangers were in front of the biiildiug. This might serve ai a cine to his whereabouts. It is said that he left $300 with bis wife upon bis departure. Yesterday evening; his creditors le eiiiuing alarmed, the following attach ments were sworn out: First National Rank $ 4,tlH.1 Kugciie National Rank 2,!o0 Lane County Rank 3,04s F It Dunn 7o0 Total .$12,3:13 The note of the F.ugeno National hank was a partnership one with Stov oil SiK'licer. The attachments were served on his residence on Ninth street, the Straight house on Ten Ih street, a house aud lot on High street ami hisfarni of 102 acivs hiving U'low Col hi rg, in Iine ami Linn counties, :t,t acres east of town and hi personal c Meets. No mortgage is recorded against any of the projiorty. Rumor has it that he owes several thousand dollars beside the iiIkivc amounts. Mr. Luckey, formerly owned an Interest in the drug store on the corner of Willnnielto and Ninth streets, hut a few weeks since sold his interest to Mr. T. J. Craig. Mr. Luckey was a man that had no had habit. He did not drink, gamble or frequent questionable resorts. Up to the time of going to press nothing had been heard from Mr. Luckey; not even the slightest truce. 0 Coiupuy'H Reception. At tbe reception of 0 Company at their armory, Saturday night, there was a larger attendance than ever before, several score of Irieuds beiug present, Tbe evening was spent as usual, in soolal converse aud playing games. And all ex pressed themselves as having bad a good time. If tbe interest iu these receptions con tinues lo increase as it hss of late, it will become necessary to bold them twice each inoutb and secure a room larger than the Company's armory, for tbe boys to properly entertain their fast Increasing cirole ol friends. This rs right, for social meetings of this kind are of benefit io some way to each participant. Do Ws-d Btilisult. AiEugeut hai its due proportion of weddiuga, we might aa well be "in it," and bave Ibe ceremonies performed in tbe most approved style. Id the East baby bridesmaid are all tbe rage at present, little tote all bnncbed tip with short waists, big pulled sleeves and a gener al air of llullluesa and big bows. Those march up the isle iu front of tbe bride car rying baskets of flowers. Al a recent wed ding among tbe Chicago Uii there was one baby bridesmaid in a pink satin Mother Hubbard, with yoke and sleeves of pink crepe, A broad brimmed pink satin bat with wide ribbon tii bowed under tbe chin and covered with saucy pink pinnies. Pink silk bore and pink hoots. Tbe yellow bsir was worn in a louse crimped mass fulling over tbe shoulders. Et.tHos o OrriclBB. At a meeting of '. the board of directors of the Lugtne Na- I tioual bank OB Feb. Hlb, W. T. reet ten- dered bis reaigualiou to take place April .... wi... nil.... .m,.uj 1st. Tbe olbel olnuers of the batik, tbas. Lsuer, presideul, and 8. M. loran, vice president, will remain unchanged. Tbe president, Mr. Lauer, has long been known as one of Eugene's most successful fiuan oars, and ibe new cashier, Mr. Osburn, has had a long and varied busiuras experience in tuts coumuuny as a hiotmiiu uiug ,'.,,,. T, ,i kntn .k.n the auiiual was two year old, aain at tbe age of tbiee years, and Ibis year triplets sp. peared, oue black and two red calves. All the calves are alive and in good condition, inch a cow should be dressed "iu ilk." i A Ni:w P.m:ii. HllUUn fnde- iiendeiit: "Mr. C. p. t'helps, who I was nsvntly a partuir in the puhliea- tl" " 'e (tVKTai, icn oni 1IKAWIA K.N l' I .MliKKI'.D. A Moi liMire Placed on I lie Kneim l aniieiy fop S 1 7, 2ml. .1 IMiitroii Invesliueiil. I'aily Oiiard, I'cb. s. I.nle Sutiirihiy nfteriHHiii, a mortgai' Mas placed on the l'.u;.'cne Pin king ami Canning Conipau.v's luiibliiigs, plant and tK'rsonal proM-rivof all description for $ 7,200, liy it ollh'ers, (he amount Mug- due to 'the following parties for motley loaned: I, alio County Rank First National Ikiuk F. R Liii kcv F L ClianitsTs S II Friendly It M Day Interest due Total $l7,2no The claim were assigned to Joel Ware and the mortgage taken in hi name fur the U'lielit of the creditors. Reside the iiInivc amount, the com pany will owe a reasonable attorney fee, ami about l,"oo in small amounts, which is unsecured. The asset of the Company consist of Its building, grounds, plant and tin can worth $4,inhi, tables, amounting to H.ihki, boxes worth tltio and Too cases of fruit of the lower grades which is in Portland and Chicago for sale. It will Is' urn at u glance that the Company has virtually lost its entire capital of $20,000, the lirst year of its cxisteinv, ami will nceessarily lie com isdleil to retire from business. This I alike disastrous to the Company, town ami county. This ha Iktii a hard year on can neries all over the coast, tiunilsrs of them Ivclug swept out of existence on account of the low price obtainable for canned goods, A meeting; of the stockholders will he called In a few days by the Hoard of Directors, ami a statement iu full made to them. tuk mAuuit: hush am:. The) Wllluitirltr Vnlley llrrrlvra MIX I liousHiid ItollursMilviigr. Nkwpoiit, Or., Feb. 8. The steam seliisincr Maggie Roks, which was liiullv disahled at sea IK'ii'iulsT 4, sail ed' t'or San Francisco this morning' In command of Captain J. J. Wiiiaut, her repairs having U-eii completed. The Maggie Ross wa nicked up otT tho Siiislaw by tbe steamer Willamette Valley nail lowed to this port, the crew bsving taken to the boats. The Willamette Valley received $0000 salvage. The Firemen'a Fund Insurance Company, which bsd all tbe risks, ruado all. tbe re pairs to the vessel. no room: imimihmj. farmers Titke HI runs lo I'revenl TrrauaaalnE. . Sai.km, Or. Feb. 8. The farmers of Polk county generally ntv organizing mutual protection societies for the pur pose of prosecuting trespassers. Hun ters wiio wantonly slaughter game and endanger human life niv now almost without shooting grounds in roiK. Monmouth's society has just organ- l.oil, with iwcnty-one nieniners. i.o.nt a ii imi am i:u:. A llowrll I'rnlrln llmiler Injiirr Himself by u shnliiii Aeeldciil. Sai.km, Or., Feb. 8 Dr. Byrd went out to Howell Prairie Sunday afternoon anil took off tbe right baud of W. W. Nichols, who bad reoeived a discbarge from a shot gun Saturday, which he bad bandied rather carelessly. The shotgun shattered his right wrist and put out his right rye. Mr. Nichols la a new comer from tbe East. Tuk (Iovkknoh and tuk Pokt aok Railway. OovcrnoV Pcnnoycr suliltoa rcjiortcr yesterday that tho statement In the Washington dispatch of February 1st to the Oregonlan that ho had written to Speaker Crisp ami other democrats In tho house to defeat by nil means any project for a boat railway scheme at the dalles of the Columbia is absolutely without any foundation whatever. Hu said his whole oll'ensc. If nny, was In urging tho piiHsugo of mi appropriation for u Mirtago railroad, and in that matter ho hail the support of tho legislature of Oregon as that Isidy at its last session had unanimously passed a concurrent rcHolution asking for such appropria tion. As to his receiving no n-ply from the chief of engineers, lie expressed no distip)oint nient. That functionary In January IMsn recommended a portage road uud In December 1HW opxseil It, and tho discourteous refusal of a man possessed of such whittling judgment to n-ply to his letter he said did not cause him any Ions of sleep. The governor believed that the dispatch wus doubtless Insti gated by one or both of our senator and he was content to let tho people of Oregon decide which scheme wus most lienellelal tho portage railroad costing $4.(1,500 which could be built In ono year or the bout railway costing $2,800, (.') which If appropriations were made for it by the government as appropria tions have isi'ii made for the cascade locks, would occupy more than, twenty-four years In its cotistruotioiu Asotiikk Claim. Another attach ment was Issued Monday evening against the pnierty of K It. I-uckey for $034, In favor of Mr. K. C. Me Claiiahan, of Seattle, Wash. Thw makes the total amount of attachmeursi against tho protiorty, $13,482. Howt-ver collateral security is in the hands of creditors, and $l,.r00 of the amotint I duo from Woven Spencer, probably leaving a true Indebtedness of i'J.OOO. Thanks Royh. To the Fin- Com panies and friends who renden-d suck valuable assistance lit the tiro last nlirht. I extend my sincere thanks. F. M. WlLKINH. Adva.vck IN WllKAT. The Utesr? market rert give an advantv of !i cents a ci-ntal on wheat. A further ad vance Is contldently cxiicctcd.. Makkikh. In Ijine county, Febru ary , H'2, by R. R. Si-ott, J. P., F.d w ard Zinnakerand Kmma Rugger, all, of I jtue county, Oregon. . AaiLPsi. The number of patients at lhe iuaane asylum teaohe I the highest figure Saturday night when 74D were eurolled as. inmates. DlKU. At Pleasant Hill, Oregon B Feliruarv 7, lwrj, of la grimie, Nancy wife of Wm. Wordeii, aged 40 years. Bos. Mrs. Wm. HnnnicutU presented, hex husband with a bounoiog boy at SpriLg ILeld, Saturday, February C. ? 7,.isd 4,iss) 2,issl l,IM) 1.IKS) 1,000 (ill 4rblJ.n.BECKLEV.