and County.
MARCH 12, 1H92
"CTUCLIT COl'RT.
t D. Edwsrde vs F. B. Staphs A
11 ..'ner money Couiimicd.
Cjj amsnda w,lt " J li W,,il' I)i,orCu
Cwl ur C Woodcock & Co vs II. F.
1 Motion tor lesve lo issue, ex.cu
potion allowed.
i t KeM'7 and F. L. Kelley, (part
Relief & Co.) vs D. U. Caswell,
TVjolph Tbeinier ts Anna Thfimer,
f0 let wiile deed. Dismissed wilhout pre.
'o"artb i- Thornton vs Cottage Grove.
tv'itmw- Tn0 ,ollo,,i"B i,iry "
F10., ..,. ihta inorniuu: E. V.
!.",. H. liaugbnian, J. M. Spores, E.
U'r': W. M. Darneille, D. M. McCra-
1 j F IntJ-n. W. II. Crow, A. Haskell,
V'w. Williams, I. E. Stevens and W.
G M Hiwley vs Samuel Lncaa, Nan
..... .ml Dauiel LucaH. Foreclosure.
ni.alisud decree (or $j!HS.7j ut per
i interest. J'ti'J at 6 per cent, $372 SO
! ... -r -enl mid 1 w attorney lees.
Si Stephen H. Thompson vs Alible
, Thompson. Divorce, ltoferred to
. iv.rrin. Continued
. W. II. Jones et id vs Frank It.
il!etnl. I'urtition. Geo. A. lirown
' ,iiited referee to (tell land.
Knuiccs Day vh ItoU-rl Day
niv"nv. Default. Iteferred to (ieo.
n TV.rrls.
65. J. M. Willianm vs J. N. Hunch.
.mwil. Dismisseu.
:i llovey, lluiiiphrt'y & Co. vs E.
d imkev. To recover money. Do-
fciitt. Judgment for $3,oSN.0S and fi:ii)
ittoniey let s mill uiuvi iu own muiuill-u
"if1-Dunn vs E- H- Luekey.
To recover money. Default. Judg
ment for $750 and order of sale of at-
,WJrtuTl!iSnd & Elliott vh J. K.
Jones. To reeover money. Set for
trial for Thursday.
t Win. M. Allen vs E. It. Luckey.
t,. recover money. Default. Judg
ment for $2,050, and order of sale of
lUnched projieny.
i J. X. Uullil'ord vs E. It. Luekey.
To recover money. Default. Judg
ment for c l.T-ll and order of sale of at
Uelied projH;rty.
H. C. I. Tripp vs Owen & un
duyn. Motion for leave to issueexecu
tion. Motion dismissed.
1H W. 11. Halier vs John A. and
Benjamin Henderson. Writ of Re
view. Dismissed.
117 State of Oregon vs Joseph A Morris.
Urooy. The grand jury found, "not
int bill."
118. State of Oregon vs Frank M.
&l'lair. Burglary. "A true bill."
Plea of guilty entered. Sentenced to
three years in pt-nitoiitiiiry.
119 State of Oregon va Dr. B. F. Bui
wll, practicing without a medical license.
Grand jury reported not a true bill.
7 In the mat Ut of the assignment
of Lockwood & Son. Assignment,
Final report Hied. Assignee and
bondsmen diseharged.
22 State of Oregon vs F 8 Phelps
ind Charles Baker. Indictment for
the larceny of two mares. The follow
Injury was taken in the case: Fred
Warner, J P Runisoy, 8 P Lowell, S
M Titus, V K Hale, Joseph Morris, It
SI Pratt, E V Whuttiim, Elmer Roaen.
C8 Furrow, (.' II Calloway and David
Thompson. Verdict of guilty.
41 Martha J Thornton vs Cottage
drove. For damages. The following
jury was taken in the case Tuesday:
F Chapman, II Huughmun, J
M Spores, E Anderson, V M Dur
ntille, D M MeCrendy, J F Inman, W
HCrow, A HudseU, A W Williams, I
E Stevens, I W liond. Verdict for
pltf for $225 and costs.
70. First National Bank, of Eu
pevs E. R. Luckey. To recover
money. Default for $3,105.35, interest
it 10 per cent; $372.58 at 9 per cent, and
ittoniey fees of $225 and order of sale of
utached property.
71. First National Bank of Eugene
M.X. Uulliford and E. It. Luckey.
To recover money. Default. Judg
ment for $1,029.18 nnd interest at 10 per
tent, and $.so attorney fee nnd order of
le of attached property.
72. The Eugene Nntionul Bank of
Eugene vs S. 8. Spencer and E. It.
Luckey. To recover money. Default.
Judgment for $2,808, interest at 9 ier
Mt and attorney fees of $150 and
wlerof sale of attached property.
W 8. H. Friendly vs E. It. Luckey.
To reeover money. Default. Judg
ment for $214.24 and Interest at 8 per
tent.
81 E. C. McClanahan vs E. It.
Mokey. To recover money. Default.
Judgtiient for $S80.70 with interest nt 10
tr(nt., attorney fees of $75 and order
Msale.
Lane County vs C. W. Thomp
a,R.E. and W. T. Camplx-ll. To
fcweron bond. Demurer sustained.
J?-!8'"'" T' Wm' ,inlmon8. assault
"lii dangerous weapon. Graud jury re
JH ''not a trne bill."
' Unner WlllnmoHn T.niiilw.r fV
" " i liovcr.
Foreclosure. Con-
tinued.
19 8 O fllirr!lll va T f flnnilnliv To
fover money. Set for trial Friday,
rehllth.
K ' 1 fanna vs T It Hnnna. Dl
f. Default. E It Skipworth ap
Pwnted referiH'. Divorce granted.
Sutherlin & Elliot vs J K Jones.
recover money. The following
'"7 were taken lu the above
? RoU'rt Hawley, Win N Crow,
f "H?tmian, J P Ramsey, AW Will
", rred Warner, E F Cliapinan, 8
ftus, D M MeCready, E Anderson,
H m and C 11 Galloway. On
People's party Conntion.
Jbe People's Party convention of
!! county, is hereby called to meet
0,1 s"uwlay, the 2nd day of
J1 1W2, fr the purjogeof noniinat-
ito nfUn,tv tit'kt't and the trnnsnc
J".or such other business us may
tiLCome 'fore the convention,
jwntutinn will be allowed as fol
i' (lt'll'Bates from each pre
Bchi .nre antl 0lle delegate from
JX'Ple's party club and one addi
jT7wleKite for each ten members or
J tract,,,,, thereof. It is suggested
J Precinct meetings le held on the
i ""turday in March, for election
KiZ1?1- All delegates will be re
C havB crexlentiuls signed by
k, h J nxm alu ccri'tary of the mect
t0 I allowed seats In the
Tn !" W. H, SfAfoir,
r' ,-i"we!. Chairman.
Ikt i c- Com.
this uth day of March, 1S02.
Only $15 Lot.
v..
4, "'"giTinghii patrons some of
j.E.J. FraaierwiUaell some of
u,Qble residencs property now
' 'lorenc, market for $15 lot, $5
liA onlhs and $5 in one year
' iaterest.
j doIlar chun.i organ
''-Wat reain- 'Enquire of W.
J'eler. '
Brevities.
Walton & Skipworth, Lawjers.
Wa'u?ny 10 Un "" f:ir""' Kn'l"ire "f Jl"It:
Hot and cold Uths every day in the week
at Jerry Horn's barber shop.
For One suits made to order m.d rendy
made clothing, go to Ed Hunson.
$5,000 worth of ladies' i.!ih k, l, K0.l at
or below cost. J. 1) Matlock.
MrGeoFt'rawhiMtl.eii.le awnry for all
brands of the celebrated Tuusil Punch Cigars
Remember that Huuson & Son have the
best selected stock of clothing iu t0n.
Bring your old scrap cast iron to the Eu
Rene Iron Foundry where you can dispose
of it.
EntfHie Flour $1.35 per suck. The Eu
Rene Flouring mills make the bft iiimlitv
of roller mill Uuiir.
If you an getting too M f.ir your spoc
tacles, or if they do uot exaiMly suit vuii take
them to Watts and have li"W b uses titled.
Dr. O. W. lliddla mny be found ut his
residence ou Olive street, between Fifth ami
Sixth streets oue block west of the Minne
sota Hotel. Ha in nn.imra.l t.. ,1,. all a.....
al work iu the best uiauuer.
The best family remedy is undoubtedly
Plunder's Ore(iu Blood Purifier. Harm
less, it nccoimilishus r. li. f
er medicines fail to dii. It rn.v . i..i
given to the infant as well as the iidult.
Henderson, demist.
Job work at the Gdabu office.
Fouutuiu pens at Watts'.
Blank deeils mi.rtitt(,Mj
Guard office,
Wbeu wsntiug a nice tie or auvthiug in
the furnishing line go to .1. E. Bond.
lilanlf m.tl.ua f .r Ilia 1, ,:..., ..I i.
. ... ..... w. lli.iv
mines for sale at the (!l.Ki) ottiee.
For all kinds nf furininc inml Ill.llll ..ill
uu o. .11. lienuricKS on Mutn Mreut
Screen windows and doors, ulims aah m,.l
doors at Biualow A- KiiiKi'ArnirK.
My entire stock 10 ner cent, discount for
What Is It!
That produces that beuutifullv soft com
plexion and leaves no traces of its applica
tion or injurious effects? The answer, Wis
dom s Uouertme accomplishes ull this, and
is pronounced hy ludies of tiiste and retiue
tnent to be the most delightful toilet article
ever produced. Warranted harmless nnd
matchless. F. M. Wilktus, agent, Eugene
uity.
Geo. W. Kinsey, Anctioiieer.
When you wuut your goods, household
furniture or laud sold at auction, call of
Goo. W. Kiusev. the Pioneer aud most stiC'
cessful auctioneer in Lune County. He will
attend to all sales on a reasonable com
mission.
Notice.
When wantiiio cemetery work bo to E.W,
Achison & Co., who are prepared to furnish
all kinds at lowest prices for tlrst-class work.
Uur Portland cemeut walls for enclosing
cemetery lots are the finest yet put upon
the market, aud are furnished at about half
the cost of stone. Call aud see our bcsnti-
ful Barre & Westerly granites and best
grades of Vermont marble. Offices at Al
bany, Eugene and Hoseburg.
Very Uesiiectlully lours,
E. W. Acuinson & Co.
Sheep Inspectors Notice.
All naruntia in T.finn cnuntv owning scab
by sheep or sheep alllicted with other dis-
..... dm Ita.Al.v nntitliul tlmf flEliil fillpen
must'be thorounhly dipped, sufficient to kill
said disease, forthwith.
Any person failiug to comply with tnis no
Ii'pa will lis liiihla to lmvfl his sheen dipped
by the Inspector at said per60us's expense.
Take notice aud save costs,
Dated June 0, lH'.U.
Gko. Fishkb, Sheep Inspector.
TiTTMiiKn Notice. Go to the Depot lumbej
yard for cheap lumber. Andrews will not
be undersold.
Pall H.ilt That tired languid feelinc
maana ii,if vm.F uvImmi is in a state to in
vite disease, and Wright's Compound Ex
tract of Bursaparilla is what you need at
once to expel impurities of the blood and
build you up. Bold by all druggists.
Don't Believe It
When told that F. M. Wilkins, tha druggist,
: ... .,ll,'.,,. ..U'iu.lnm'a linheHine" for the
complexion, the most elegant nud only really
harmless preparation oi u muu u
world, and giving a beautiful picture card
with every bottle.
10 Reward.
oin fmm ii fi..l,l inst north of the Eu
gene Willamette bridge about Jan. 20, i
nna linraa nl,w nparlv new. Olivers patent
obilled No. 10. Painted black and red,
"Knapp Burrell & Co., sole agenis, ran
i.,..,i droonn " iimkers and auents names
lettered in white paint. I will pay the
above reward tor information leading to
the conviction of the guilty person.
20 Reward.
n. II ..!.,!, .n,l vallnnr (An hoiinds.
1WU Hlllltll, uiaa j .
male and female, they were last seen on the
Seavy hills near Cohurc, about February
o - i nr o will ho Daid for m lor-
mation leading to their recovery. Address
JlACl 1)1108.,
Harrisburg, Or.
23 Cents a Pair.
x-,.. ..r.r.lv.,1.1 r.f idiildrelis' clothing,
suits, and knee- pants fit IJettman's
store which will U- sold at living
rates. There is no use miiKiiig pains
hen Bettman will sell tlicm lo jou
for 2.5 cents a pair.
Ash Grove Poultry Yard.
Etrtrs for hatching from pure bred
fowls. Plytnotli Hocks, WyaiPHjits
C Urown Legnnriw unu
Spangled llainlmrg". Per NHtmg oi
fifteen, f 1.50. Amos Wii.kixs,
t(ilurg, j.ane couiii. ,wi.-K.....
Killed IIU Wife and lllmsell.
Walla Wai.la, March 7,-This morning
atoo'clocK ineooore un. - :
shot bia wife five times and th-n killed
himself. Heirtz and bia wife separated last
... Mi 1 u. -t a inimrt-r.
week, she goinc to iivewuu m, -Kellan.
Thursday last Mrs. Heirtz sent her
brother-in-law to ber borne to g-t her trunk.
IJer husband and brother-in-law b id a nni
in which the latter stabbed the former in
the Cheek aud was arnsted and fined. Ibis
morning Heirtz went to the hou-e where
bis wile was stopping and, drawing a pistol,
Bred s.i shots at bis wife, who ran out m
the street and Ml d.d. He thj-n went to
the old depot, about UlO yards di.tanl, anJ
shot himself iq the heart and throat. lie
died in a few minutes.
Ibuctkd.-J. D. Sellers and Mm More
house were jointly indicted Tuesday for the
larceny of a watch and some money, com.
mitted at Cottage Grove recently. Mr.
Sellers was bound ove. and appeared. 11 lss
Morehouse, a prostitute, .s arrested at
Portland Tuesday by Deputy bbtriff Croc-r
,nd brought here Thursday night, and
placed in jail to await her trial.
.Etrri.E, March s.Th? d.-in-rats
elects! tbC mnyor t.-Iny by n.njori
ty, and nrurly th- entire tn k. t U i a
jSritiw mnginir fnmi lw to .
votes were east.
MONDAY, MAKC1I .
I V t'.ioli.lh-e ii working in tl clerk's of
Ben tiiU week.
School meetings are being held through
out the county today.
Six passengers went out on the Flor
ence stage this morning.
Deputy Sheriff Metihee left for Florence
this uioriiiug on otticiiil busiuess.
Mr. Samuel Nelson left for San
l'niiiciseo mi a vis-it last night.
Our Jewish fellow citizeus will celebin'e
the Feast of Purim lust Saturday.
Mi.s Minnie tU,lni, , n;w ,,,, Miing
Hie family f A. K. Patterson, returned to
her home at Corvalli. today.
Frank Audersou auj wife have moved to
Junction, Mr. Audersou is uow day host
ler of locomotives at that place.
A liberal atteuduuee at the P.epublicau
Club Saturday eveniu. Speeches were
inudu by S. M. Yorau aud Mr. lleatty, of
Sprnijjtitld.
Hon. lleury Blackmail, of Heppner, joint
M-uator from Morrow, Grant and Harney
counties, was the guest of S. 11 Friendly
over Suudiiy.
Postmaster Kyle of Florence is iu town
a'leudiug conn, lie is one of the live bus
iness meu of Lnue couuly's seaport and a
K"od democrat.
Messis W'ollciibarger and Iluekins
left this morning tor points down the
valley, where they will conduct pro
hibition meetings.
k Parsons and Ililliuau, the tainu r,
had a tihi Saturday uitbt. Parsons re.
ceived a pnubhtug that he should not soon
iornei. ins enure lace looKed like a raw
beefsteak that had turmd black.
1 I. Armstrong informs us that lie i nut i
canilidate for slieritf an i has had no inten
tiim of heiiijr. We make the correction cheer-
I ' 1 1 1 V and are tliul to find one Keimlilienn who
uoes not nave sucn an ammtion.
The entertuiment giveu Saturday even
in by the public schools of Eugene, at
Uhiui 'hurl's Theatre whs largely attended,
standing room aain being at a premium.
It was first class iu every particular.
(I H. West of Viryini t spent Sunday iu
, . . . ....
Eugene. He left for Florence on the stage
tins inoruiug. He, hs Ibe contract tor
building the lighthouse at Heceta Heads,
north of the Siusluw river. As soon as he
arrives there he will lure a force of men and
commence charing I lie grounds. The lum
ber lie will buy ou the Siuslaw river, while
the biick, iron, etc, have been purchased ill
Sau Francisco.
TUESDAY, MARCH 8.
It is time for Spring MH'try.
A, II. Fisk returned this morning
from a two months' trip Knst.
A. .), Johnson's inline is mentioned
as a republican candidate for sheriff.
Thos. J. Craig is down attending lo
busiuess, today, we are pleased to an
nounce. One of the dynamos for the Spring
field F.lcctric Light Co. has arrived at
that town.
Ia the supreme court yesterday a petition
for a rehearing iu the case of Hudson a
Uoodale wus denied.
The implement warehouse of M. Svar
verud It Co., nt the depot, has been nicely
painted i.ud lettered.
The Junction lodge of Knights of
Pythias will lie organized next Satur
day night by Deputy Chancellor I Jen
vis. Palouso City, Wash., Iiain Belt of March
3d says: W.P. Kagsdale contemplates a
trip to L'Jgeno, Oregon, Monday, to join
Mrs, lt igsrtule, who has been there some
time.
The dime social given at the resi
dence of Dr. (fill last night by the la-
lies of the I hristian church was well
attended and n very pleasant sociable
time was spent.
Eugeue P. McCornack, of Salem, is in the
city, anil will remaiu for several days. He
is very much opposed to me world s lair
and indorses the Penuoyer idea without
auy trimmings. Washington Dispatch.
About half of the male inhabitants of
Cottage Grove are in the county seat today
in attendance upon circuit court, Among
the number we noticed Senator Veatcb.A.
11. Snare, Darwin Bristow, Daniel Stanton
aud It. S. Cathuy.
The coustant drop of water wears away
the hardest stone; the constant gnaw of
Towzer masticates the toughest bone; the
constant wooiug of a lover carries off the
blushing maid, aud the constant advertiser
is the one who gets the trade."
The Board of Trade held no meeliug last
evening. The announcement was prema
ture, as the regular meeting night is next
Monday, when every member is urgently
requested to be present. Also all citizens
who have the good of the city nt heart.
E. J. Frasier is making preparations for
issuing u 2o,000 illustrated edition descrip
tive of Eugene and Lane county. It will
be illustrated with cuts of prominent men
and building improvements und will be a
valuable means of calling uulside attention
to the resources of the county.
Tito Soleiii Statesman suvs that Ma
jor Edwards and Captain McDermott,
government inspectors, iiiorougniv iu
siiected the steamer It. C. Young Mon
day and granted Captain Love a li
cense, luesiiav morning sue vteiii 10
Portland with fifty tons of Hour, where
she will Ik- measured and have her
tonnage determined. Capuun Love
w ill also lie examined us to his color
ilindness, etc. Hen-after theioung
will make regular trips on the upjier
river, ruiinliiir in conjunction with the
Oregon Pacific steamer Hong. It is
the purpose of this little light draft
steamer to ascend the river n-gularly as
high os the stage of the river will per
iiii'. Agency Accepted.
Mr 1j1. 11. '111111. the popular clothier.
bus accepted the exclusive agency for
ii,.. sol,, of the Albany Woolen Mill
,,.j inn! is now nreiiart-il to furnish
the U-nt quality of ull-wisil clothing for
. , i i
IIH ll, VOlUIISailll UiiJH, 111 illiin limn
' ... ... :.. .1.1 . ..I...
thani-Ncr la-tore oiicrcu in iius my.
tiits made to order from suniplt s ut
prices as low as you can nuy custom
made goods iu the stores. A large
stock of summer clothing is now being
received of the lutest and most stylish
patterns, which will lie sold at price
to suit the customer,
Prohibition County Convention.
The time cd the Prohibition County Con
veulion which was called for tho 31st of
Manb, has been changed from that date to
Tuesday, March fl, at 10 o'clock a. m.
This change is made on account of the
state convention meeting on the 31st. All
friends of the cause of prohibition fccd re
form are earnestly requested to meet with
1 n-. lieu.ea.Utr rue uuie, Ainu a, iue
i Court House. Let os have a rousing con
I uution. A- s- PmsoM,
I Chairman County Central Com.
Scm Si-iiino Wheat. Peters &
' ( In rry have a limited supply on hand.
! al-" Early K"- potatoes, ut their feed
i -inre ou West Eighth street. Cull soon
' if you in-ed any.
' r i.N.-J. G. Kelley brought the cigars
' uronnl Wedud-day and announced that
1 an nijht pound boy cam"! to his houe last
! n:!ht-
j Li t'Ti.ic Ll"BTs.- Cottage Grove Lad
tt M'urs V eaten and Stone were calling
1 on o'.r ciu.ns this week to aee . bow many
i ULU ouU be taken They intend having
the electric works put in at an early day.
WEDNESDAY, MA lit 11 0.
The pn-ssv for the Springfield pa-r
have arrived.
Judge Medley, of Cottage drove, was
lu huge ne today.
Councilman Grifflu is speudm this week
at the Foley Springs.
T.J. Gill is a Republican candidate for
School Superiutt-udeut.
We hear the name of B. D. Pniue men
tioned as a caudidate for school director.
Hon. It. C. Van llotiteii, of Sjiokuuc
Falls, Wash., is iu Eugene attending
court.
G. B. Chrisman is having a corrugated
irou warehouse built in the tear of his
brick block.
David Wanton and family lift last night
for Las Vegas, New Mexico, where they
will permanently locate.
Cobtirg, Monday, voted a lax of $2,
2iio to build a new school lions,' in that
district. The correct thing.
Miss Ella Bichardson who has beeu visit
ing at the residence of W. Uoberis returned
to her home at Portland this moruing.
E. M. Wilson, ex-miiyor and a promincut
capitalist of Fairbaveu, Wash , is visiting
at the home of his brother-in-law, J. U.
Hays, in Eugene.
A siirprio party was given Miss Blsiue
Monday evening. About twenty young
people spent the cvci'ing iu social games
and aintiM meiits.
W. I) Campbell aud lillle daughter
Grace, arrived here ibis afternoon from
Spokaueou a visit with his old schoolmate
Prof. D. W, Coolidge.
George Fisher says that the Begister is
uiistakeu when it says he is a caudidate (or
sheriff. Stock inspector is the only office
lu the county be would havu.
A. O. Eckbson has commenced suit
against B. J. Pengra to recover $2'2JO,
claimed to be owing plaintiff from business
transactions betwetu the parties.
Due of Williams' delivery teams rau
away yesterday evening from Willamette
street around to Niutb causing a ripple of
excitement but ouly slight damage.
The sworn statement of the First Nation
al Hank appears in this issue of the Gcaup.
It bIiows the bank is in a very prosperous
condition with nearly $3i,(Ki0 cash iu vault
aud banks.
St. John Skinner, of Oakesdnle,
Wash., is iu Eugene. He Is the son of
Eugene E. Skinner, the founder of the
town, and a brother of Mrs. PhoeU
Kinsey and Mrs. C. D. Combs.
In a letter from J. W. Matlock from
Heppner he Incidentally remarks that
the (it'AHD is greatly appreciated by
former Lane county iicoplc iu that
section for the full local news it gives.
Dr. Smiley and E. J. McClanahan
n-turned front Lake Creek this morn
ing. Dr. Smiley informs us the man
Hold. Englysluiii, whose leg lie ampu
tated two weeks ago is now able to sit
up, and will recover.
A branch of the Fraternity lluilding
nnd Loan Association has Isrli organ
ized in this city with eighty shares.
Officers elected: W. Ilolloway, pn-si-deiit;
Fletcher Linn, vice president;
A. E. Wheeler, secretary ami tn-asiir-er;
L. Itilycu, attorney.
James P. Fault, one of Oivgon's
prominent citizens, died Sunday morn
ing at his home in linker City, after an
illness of two daysofHritouitls. The de
ceased llgun-d in state politics for years
and at the time of his death was a
nienilKT of the state republican central
committee, nnd was a memlH-r of Oiv
gon's second railroad commission.
The Sunday Welcome says: "William
Nelson, an unsophisticated gentleman who
was induced to buy a lot iu a west side
'addition' went out to look it up on Mon
day afternoon. He got lost in the woods
and did not find bis way out until after
midnigl t." There's a large amount of that
kind of property in different parts of Ore
gon aud Washiuingtuu.
CANNERY MKFmU
It Is Now Proposed to Sell the Proper
ty, Plant, Etc.
An adjourned meeting of the stockholders
of the Eugene Canning and Packing Com
pany was held at the Board of Trade rooms
Wednesday night.
The committee appointed to solicit sub
scriptions to the $10,000 preferred stock, so
as to place the caunery ou its feet again,
reported that they had made a careful can
vass of the town und vicinity, and had suc
ceeded in raising ouly $1,000, and believed it
was impossible to ruise tho amount requir
ed. Beport accepted.
The following motion was then made and
carried: "That the Secretary bo instructed
to call a meeting of the stockholders tor
Monday, March 21st, at 7:30 p. in., at the
Board of Trado rooms, for the purpose of
authorizing the Board of Directors to sell
ground, plant, nnd all the effects to satisfy
the claims of the creditors."
Eugene is certainly making a mistake In
not raising the amouut required. It will
have a bad effect on procuring other manu
facturing establishment here in the future.
Attention. G. A. R.
There will be a regular meeting of J. W.
Geary, Post No. 7 at their Post room in
Eugene on March 10, 1H02, at 1 o'clock p.
m.. A full atttndance is requested, and
visiting comrades mado weloome.
a it. Williams,
Commander.
Road Extrusion. The Junction City
Board of Trade is agitating the question of
the extension of the west aide road from
Corvallis to that city. The Willamette
Real Estate oompsuy promises to give
(GOUO toward this end, and we have no
doubt that the Southern Pacific will build
the road this year il offered sufficient in
ducements. The Junction City Times says
of this subject: "This is a matter in which
every citizen should he interest! d, aud if
the proper effort is made and all work in
harmony and each one do his whole duty,
trains will be runniug from the west side
before January 1st next. There is no us
in consoling ourselves with the thought that
the road will be built anyhow, for it will
not. It is true that the right of way has
already been purchased, but the company
don't have to buit I the road unless that
territory is threatened by the invasion of
another compaoy. A long pull and a strong
pull and a pull altogether will bring it. Let
us pull."
Lins Dku' iiaiiu 'Ikkkt. The follow
ing is the Linn coiiulv d-mocratio ticket
nominated at Albany Wednesday afternoon:
Representatives, M. A. Miller, W. P. Ell
more and A Blevins; county judge, George
Humphrey; commissioner, . I. Munkurs;
clerk. N. Payne; recorder, E. E. Davis;
sheriff, C. C. Jack.n; treasurer, lirice
Wallace; assessor, i Y.. Michael; school
superintendent, (i. F. Bnssell. Delegates
to the state convention: W. R. Bilyeu, R.
Thompson, G. W. Wright, T J Blilea, C G
Burkhart, Geo Humphrey, Geo E Cham
berlain, T J Black, Dr E DuOas, Chas
Ralston, G M DeVanney, Jeff Myers, I D
Miller, Geo Finley, Worth Huston, Chas
Pfeiffer. It is said to be a stroug ticket.
Si'umorii.Lij Mmtos Railboad. Survey
or Dunn has computed tut permanent sur
vey oi the proposed Eugene. Springfield
motor railroad. Mr. Dunn and Draughtsman
Koch are now worktn; i.nd baye r.early
completed the maps of th line and the
profile cf the same.
Wuat Will Blaisk Do-' John Robin
son says Le will surely run, Lut Henry Eos
ter Mjs, "Rubbish, Plain- means what be
says." while Andrew Hirr.s ys, "Blaine
ha but hide to y about it anyway." hot
Frii nuly goes on selling those new spring
Dtea Patterns al a great pa'..
Hiu:t I III N.
Who is As Billy, do you know.
Willotighby, dentist.
I). I.inu A- Sou. furniture and uudertuk-
hg.
It heat them all in price and quality, As
Billy 's soup.
Ax Billy for oranges cheaper than the
cheap, st.
If you want a suit of clothe or a pair of
pantaloon go to Davis, the tailor. 11c guar
auiees satisfaction and low prices.
Eugene llourat Henderson's.
Albany llourat Henderson's.
Mcdl'oru Hour at Henderson's.
J unci ion llourat Henderson's.
You pays your money and you takes
your choice.
Ax Billy for a gal pot I'orcelaiu limd or
a center table wiih cau of Baking Powder
it beats llicui ull. See them.
iet ill the swim and chew "Whole
H"g."
Peters ,t Cherry at their feed store ou
West 8th St. have choice fruit trees from
O. Phelps, Spciiecr Butte uursery, also
English ornamental thorn.
Dou't forget to Ax Billy for something
new in the Prize Baking Powder line.
If you a tv a democrat, Is- a democrat
chew- Wiioi.k Hon, or none.
I he Ik-sI tobacco in the market is
"ltrown's Natural Leaf."
Chris Marx has reduced the price of shar
ing al his shop to l,'i cents.
The Minnesota Hotel hax Ihh-ii re
paired and ivfiiniislieil. Terms $1 per
day. Only one block from the depot.
All white help.
All kinds of garden seeds at Fisher ic
Williams.
Buy all nitaus dou't forget to Ax Hilly; it
will pay you.
Fice bleudjd coffee at Fisher Si Williams.
Fisher fc Williams, groceries.
Try Fisher 3c Williams' lino tea.
One hundred and twenty-three grades of
flue tea at Fisher Si Williams.
Ax liilly for all kinds of fresh garden
seeds. Uuiou sets lo cents per pound.
Ax Billy for 3 lbs. paper shelled almonds,
CO cents. Something new.
For all kiuds of garde u reeds aud oniou
setts, Ax Billy.
Dr. Smiley Is prcpand to attend to all
culls from the country an 1 will make that
part of his practice a sptcially.
For a nice cup of tc ut a reasonable
price, Ax Billy.
For pure White Leghoru eggs for settiug.
Call ou F. A. Tozier, at T. A. Henderson's
grocery, or at residence. Hth St., opposite
i o'.uuiry. cieiung ia, yi.vo.
MIST 11AVK MONEY.
SHl7.no per Lot.
We will sell just 33 lots iu "College
Hill Park" Addition, the finest residence
property iu Eugene at the nbovo price for
cash, and take your choice. We must have
the money to meet our obligations Nearly
three hundred lots to choose from.
Lots in this same addition have beeu sell
ing for J(Mj, and some havo been offered
uioro nud refused il,
We shall advance the price again as soon
as we raise the required amouut of niouey.
Size of lots, GO 1.10 feet.
Apply ut lesideuce, block 1, "College Hill
Paik." J. F. ArilKllTON.
OiiKiioHON WmiKLS. The State Boaid of
Immigration exhibit car, "Oregon on
wheels" was at Dayton, Ohio, March 1st.
The car left Portland Otobcr 30, has been
iu 15 states, on 22 lines of railroad, traveled
0,411 miles, and been visited by 135,04)0
people. The Crouch-Houston dynamo,
which furnishes: light lo the car, is an ob
ject of considerable interest to electricians
who visit (ho exhibit.
Vk ii pict fob $225, The jury in the case
of Martha J. Thorntou vs the Cily of Cor
lage Grove, nflor beiug out all night, Wed
nosday, brought in a verdict for pluiutiff
for 22u ami oosts. It will be remembered
that Mrs. Thornton, about one year ago,
had ber ankle sprained iu a hole in a side
walk, hence the suit.
Still Aiik.au. The school district enu
meration shows that the Eugene school dis
trict has 1,154 school children between the
ngcsof 1 and 20, while Albany has only
1,071, a majority in favor of Eugeue of 87
And Btill the Albany papers claim a third
more population than Eugene. However,
it is ouly a "claim."
To tiik pknitkntiaby. Deputy Sheriff
Cronor took Frank M. St. Clair to the pen
itentiary Weduesd y. He gets three years
for burglary oommittcd about two weeks
ago above Cottage Grovo, iu stealing a suit
ot clothes some jewelry aud a gun.
Not a Canpipats. Tho Ripistcr of
Wednesday states that II J Day is a candi
date for sheriff. Mr, Day Informs us that
this is not true; that be is not a caudidate,
and that bis name will not come before the
convention.
Apjouunkd. Commissioner's court met
Wednesday. Full board present. On so
count of circuit court being in session, the
board concluded to adjourn until Monday,
March 21st.
Real Estate Translcrs.
HI'ltl.N(IKIKM).
John Kelly to School District No 10,
lots 1, 2, ! und 4, block A, Kelly's ad
dition; v-lH).
(ll.KNADA.
(ico II Colter to E H David, et al,
trustees of M E church, lots 5 and 0,
block 1; tl.
JDNCTION.
Willamette Real Estate Co to Trustees of
Cumberland Presbyterian church, lot 0,
block 52; tl.
EUUKNK.
F B Dunn, referee, to A. C. Woodcock,
S ', loll, block 15, Mulligan's donation;
t,2U0
D A Paine to A F Ham, lot S, block 2,
Shehon's addition; f XA)
C I) Combs to Lou K Hun; lot in
Skinner's original donation; tlOO.
COUNTRY.
Oasis Lodge No U to J T Kirk, cemetery
lot $12.
John Kiser to W J Billings, 19.20 acres in
Tp 17 S.U2 W35;j.
S Smeed to C E Potter, 10 acres in Tp 17
8, R 1 W; $l0.
pally i,ur.l, March S,
Takkn to tub Asvlcm. James Drake,
the unfortunate young man who was de
clared insane yesterday, was taken to the
ssylum on the local train this morning by
bis father, D. M. Drake, and Special Depu
ty Sheriff T. J. Higgins. He went without
auy trouble whatever, nnexpectedly. Mr.
Drake was an industrious young man,
and has many friends in Eugene, who are
sorry to learn of his sad condition,
STAI.I.IOX P.ILlN Th" til'AKU job
oilb e is U-tU-r prcpnr'.-d thuu ever lv
fop.- to print stallion bills. Slid
your work to this dllce and get llrst
vl.'iss work at inlcruto prices.
Makiukd. In Lsn county, Oregon, Feb.
2'MSS2,brH. M. Hurrill, J. P., W. G.
VSetiell and D. M. N. Godard, all of Lane
ciunty, Oregon.
Mabkird. At Baker's Hotel, Eugene Or
eton, March H, Ivl. by Judge O. W. Kia
key, Wilbur McFarNnd and Haiti Adams,
all oi Lane couuiy, Urtgoa.
orm: a now,
Kali Creek the Locality -A Stubhim;
and hlioottin; Affray.
Pally (iuiinl, March 7.
Lal Saturday night during the session of
a debuting society at Big Fail Creek Bridge
iu the casieru part of this county, alxiut 20
miles east cf Eugeue, Ed GrilUu aud
Clarence Mcllee left the room to settle a
dispute which had arisen, aud what hap.
peued is given as follows, r.s near as the
facia cau bo obtained:
The two men clinched and Grillin llrvd
two shots from a revolver he had in his
possession, but diil no damage. This at
tracted the attention of those ludoors and
the brothers cf the pair cams out, Charlie
Mcllee was stabbing lirilllu iu lhi back
while Claience held him. Newt Giillln
and James llolce then endeavored to quell j
the disluibancc, both being cut badly and
hi mis juncture Joss McBee came lu rein
force bis brothers, aud John Parlor seized
a huge club and braudisbing it ever the
six ui-ii threatened to knock the tiist oue
down who attempted to iutcrfeie. Consta
ble Charles Kissinger wus in the room at
the time the shooting occurred, but was uu.
nine lo get to the lueu until after the affray
ended. A warrant was Immediately issued
fiom Justice H. F. Huuuicutfs court and
the thrco Mcllee brothers and John Park
er placed under arrest. They waived ex-
iiiiiiiiaiion aim were bound over to appear
ociore uie grand jury., and wero brought
here liy Sheriff Noland and Constable Kis
singer last nicht ami placed in iail.
Ed. tirillln reevived eleven wounds
iu the back anil one in the arm, ami
was U-aten about the head with a club
or Ming shot. One stall struck the buck
bone.elselt w ould tirohuhlv have proved
I II! . 1 . . 1 . . .. ! ' l1 .
num. iiis injuries nre severe nut lloi
necessarily fatal. New t (irillln was cut
iu the muscle of the right arm and
sullercd eoiisbleniblv from loss of
blood. .Juiucs Hob-e received a stab on
the back near the right side, the knife
striking a rib, w lileli prevented a dan
gerous wound, but he also sullercd from
Iosh of blood.
The wounded men were taken to the
JusticfHoflicc-, which now serves tem
porarily us a hospital. Dr. Smiley ac
conipnnied Shei-ill Noland to tho sivne
of (he allViiy and dressed the wounds
of the injured men.
None of the Mclhvs were hurt, ex
eept Cluremv, who received a slight
wound in the wrist, probably Inllieled
by his brother wliilccngngvtl in cutting
Crilllu in the back.
Polly (luanl, March s,
Fiusonkb Rktitiinkp. The escaped pris
oner, Fratik St. Clair, who was captured
near Corvallis by Deputy Sheriff Croner
yesterday, was returned to his old
quurters in the couuiy jail last evening. St.
Clair was much surprised ou seeing the
deputy shi rill' and threw up his bunds and
surrendered wilhout trouble. He says that
iu getting out of jail he sprained his aukle
badly aud that it bus pained him evor since,
that the first night he got lost aud only
traveled four miles out of Eugene, landing
in the foothills west of town; that since
that time he had traveled during the night
aud hid iu the hrmh in the day time. He
claims he uto only two meals from the time
he escaped until he was recaptured. This
morning, ho sent for Prosecutiug Attorney
Condon and said he wished to plead guilty
to tho charge, thereby getting to the peni
tentiary as soon as possible. Ho oluiuis
that he was a corporal in the U, S. army,
and deserted with property bolonging to the
government, hence be expects to yet serve
a term of imprisonment for that crime.
I.ATKIt.
Since writing tho nbovo an Indict
ment W'llri follllll lii till, (reulnl l,lt,
charging St. Clair with tho crime of
i i , . . ....
ourgiarv. no was nrougiii into court
at 11 o'clock a. m. and entered a plea
of lrlliltv. mill iwlfeil to lu, uitlilim.v.il ,tt
once, waiving his right of two days
nine, as iiroviueii ny law. Judge Fijics
then senieiKvd tho prisoner to three
years lu the penitentiary. St. Clair is
a tough customer and took the sen
tence iu n matter of fact way. Ho will
be taken to tho is'iiltcntlary at Salem
tomorrow morning.
Tiik Puoiiiiution Spkakixo. Tho
prohibition meeting at the Cuiiiltcr-
biliil Pnlivlerbiii idinreli lnat. Kiitnr-
day evening was a grand sucivss. The.
largo building held ii vast asseinblago
of people. Woll'ciihargcraud Hnckius,
the orator ami vocalist, arc certainly a
L'rellt team. Thev Intl. I n tnimlliiir Hint
discounts any iKiliticul gathering wo
ever heard. Tho comic song about
ico President Morion's Shoivhani ho
tel and saloon iu Washington, 1), ('.,
brings tho house down every time.
They were enthusiastically ap'pluudcd
from iK-glnning to end. Tho prohibi
tionists uro greatly encouraged over tho
two meetings as they won u numls-r of
converts to their cause. It is likely
Hint the u-ciilloinon will vlulr. I'iiirion,
again next week. If they so conclude,
no btlilillmr In tliu cil v will hold thn
audience.
A Land (Iikt. On tho first day of
March W. H. Mulkcvand wifo enter
tained their married children nt their
home a few miles west of Irving. Af
ter dinner Mr. Alulkey asked them to
go out in the Held with him, and
showed them four HO acre tracts of land
which he would irivo to Ills four oldest
children, they to draw forcholce. Tho
selections wero made aud nil wero well
salislled with tho result of tho visit.
I ho lucky ones uro Mrs. (I. (I. dross.
Mrs. J. A. Fugatc, Hen Mulkey und
lentil Mulkey.
' s
Manckactpbino P no positions. Two
manufacturing firms in the East have writ
ten parties in Eugene this week asking
what inducements, etc, would be offered
for their establishment here. One is a boot
aud shoe factory, and the other a wagon
nnd carriage manufactory from Illinois,
Both propositions will come before the
Hoard of Trado for consideration next
Monday eveuing.
A Fimi Day, Sunday was a delight
ful day. It was warm aud pleasant. Our
people took advantage of it, nearly two
hundred visiting the summit of Skinner's
hulte, aud the street curs were crowded
with passengers who visited the university
campus and Fairmount.
AnpKKHS at SraiNuriKLD. Hon. L. Bil
yeu addressed the Democratic club at
Hpringtleld Feb, 4th. A good altos
duLCe greeted the speaker. From a gentle
man present we learn that Mr. Bilyen mado
an excellent speech on practical questions,
and was enthusiastically applauded by his
hearers. Major L. D. Forrest also made
some pertinent remarks which were liberal
ly cheered.
A Bor. Billy Moore, foreman of the
Gl-ahu newspaper and job rooms came
doan Saturday his face all lighted np
with sin ilos. He auuouuced I hat " it was a
bi.y and weighed ten pounds." The com-po-.itnrs
acknowledge the receipt of wine
aud "sicn."
Insane. Jumes Drako was exam
ined before Judge Scott, medical cs
aniiners Dr.'s II. V. MeCornuek and T.
W. Harris nnd Deputy Prosecuting
Attorney Potter, Monday aud declared
insane.
Uii.Tit.LA Democratic Tu srr. Repre
sentaiivis, M. Toner, J. M. Stone, U. J.
Taylor; county judge, T. J. Tweedy; com
missioner, A. Gordon; Sheriff, W. J. Fur
nish, clrk, W. M. Pierce; treasurer, W,
H. Jones; assessor, W. W. Brannin; school
superintendent, D. W. Jams; surveyor,
J. C. Arnold ; coroner, Dr. l'tuuelL.
THURSDAY, MARCH 10.
School election Monday.
Salem has a ten m 11 city tax,
The streets nro getting dusty.
Hop Ilco is reported In Polk connty al
ready. Special iudilceuieuta for cash trade at
Goldsmith's.
D. Linn & Son, for furniture, curpctsand
undertaking.
You cau get a quart of good syrup for 10
cents at Goldsmith's.
The Slier iff has had the county grounds
cleaned up in admirable stylo.
Fresh onion sots and all kinds of
garden seeds at (Joldsnilth's.
A dollar saved is a dollar made, Buy
groceries ut Goldsmith's and save money.
W'e guarantee our goods ami will not be
undersold. A. Golpsmitu,
The Pioncur Grocer.
Send to or coll ou E. J. Frasier for one
of hiscirculais descriptive of his lutest and
greatest bargain.
Tlio second edition of "Hill's Annotated
Laws of Oregon," bringing the statute law
up to the present time, has appeared.
The public, school entertainments netted
$'''.). Tho money will be used in purchas
ing books of reference for the schools.
Another great stock of clocks just arrived
ut W. llollowuy's. liver -tUO sold last
year. The ouly good stock lu town of all
makes.
J. D. Matlock informs us that James
E. Robinson has Yielded to immense
pressure and concluded to lie n candi
date for sherill'.
W. Ilolloway is the ouly jeweler that
curries a full line of watches of all grades
and makes. Ha has twice the stock of any
others, and can better please you.
Carpet'! ! Carpels! at D. Liuu A Son's.
S. 11. Eakin Jr., is able to lie down
town again.
Ilutterick patterns on hand. Rest
Wall puiH-r. Artists materials,
Eugene Hook Store.
Lieutenant llols-rt Parker left on
(his morning's local for Corvallis. It
Is rumored that congratulations will bo
in order when he returns next week.
J. il. McCoy and wife, who have
Is-on visiting their parents, Mr. und
Mrs. J. M. Kitson, in this cltv, left
morning for their home iu Whitman
county, Wash.
Dr. CasH-r Sharpies arrived from
Seattle, Wash., on last night's over
land train. We nro pleased to state
that lie has greatly Improved iu health
during the past two weeks,
All difficult watch work can he done at
W. Ilolloway 'b, and that is also the only
place to get tine aud first class jewelry work
done. Diamond, stnue sotting and altering
aizes of rings a specialty.
Northern grown garden seeds, all kinds
in bulk, also white clover and lawn grass
mixed.
Hoes (a new kind that woiks easy) and
rakes of all kinds.
Planet Jr. Drills aud Cultivators. All at
bottom price.
F. L.Ciumiisbs.
Albany Herald: China phoasauts have
oommeuced nesting. A farmer near this
oity recently plowed np a nest that contain
ed several eggs. The early spring will
probably be the means of making these
splendid gams birds plentiful, aa each bird
will raise several broods.
Salem Journal, Wednesday: A 10-yetr-old
son of James Roberta bad hia hand
nearly blown off this morning by firing a
dynamite cap, which ho was playing with.
He hold the cup in hia left hand
aud tried to see if be could explode
it by touching tho fulmlmito with a
it'd hot iron. Tho result was that ho
liad the ends of his mlddlo linger and
thumb blown oil and both hands nud
face cut aud injured.
THE ESCAPED I'RISONEK CAP
TURED. Dally Guard, March 7.
Tho esonM'd prisoner, Frank Ft.
Clair, was seen by Commissioner II. H.
Hyland Sunday morning about 10
o'clock. Ho assisted the fugitive across
tho waters of tho Long Tom, near his
farm tints' miles southwest of Junc
tion, on a horse at that hour. Mr. Hy
land thought at tho time tho man
acted suspiciously but was Ignorant of
his real character. Deputy. ShorHI"
Croner went to Corvallis this morning,
and will take a horse from there south
westward lu search of St. Clair. It is
not thought probable that ho can final
ly chicle, capture.
CAl'TUHKD.
Since tlio above wus written a tele
gram was received by HhcriH" Noland
at - o'ebs-k today, from Deputy Wlieritl
(.'roller, tliat ho had captured St. Clair
on tho Oregon Pncillo rallroud track
ouo mile, east of Corvallis.
Bliukespcarlau Lectures.
The admirers of the greatest of English
bards, William Shakespeare, will have an
opportunity to listen to a coarse of leo lures
ou Shakespearian subjects In Eugene com
mencing March 15. The lecturer, Mrs.
Florence Williams, of Berkley, California,
baa made a reputation in the literary world
a a Shakespearian scholar. Th following
is the list of subjects:
The Man Win. Shakespeare Tuesday,
March IS.
Richard II Wednesday, March 10.
A You L'ke It-Saturday, March 13.
Hamlet Monday, March 21.
The Tempeit-Wednesday, March 23.
Tickets for sale at all the book stores.
Single tick, ts 60 cents. Course ticket two
evenings 75 cents; three evening $1.20;
four evenings $1.75; full coarse $2.
Dally Ouard, March 10.
Not Oi'iltt. The jury In the case of the
State of Oregon vs, F. B. Phelps and
Charles Baker, indicted tot the crime of
stealing two marea from Daniel Stanton at
Creswell, last October, brought in a verdict
ol acquittal last night.- Baker and Thelpa
on the trial olaimed that a man named
Heale), when they were camped near the
Uarrisbnrg bridge, hired them to drive the
team to Portland for the sum ol $10, there
by claiming their innocence in having the
team in their possession when arrested at
Salem. Paul and Tbompkin Robinson, of
Uurrisburg, testified that a strange man of
fered the team for sale to them at that
place and that they did not see th accused
at thst time. We merely glv th defense,
as the same ha not heretofore been
published
Dally Ouard, March 10.
Wantkd in Lixx County. Baker
and Phclis, who wero acquitted last
night of horse stealing, are wanted ia
Linn county ou tho charge of stealing;
harness, etc., sonio niilett east of Har
rlsburg. Sherill' Noland Immediately
arrested the jmiron aequlttul.aud placed
them In jail to await the arrival of an
ottleer. A deputy sherill arrived from
Albany this afternoon and will take
them to that city for trial tomorrow
mornlnir. Tho story told here will
probubly help convict them In that
county.
DiKlt. Mrs. Clarence Hilyard, who
sis-nt last Hummer In Flugcne for her
health, recently died at Mount Pleas
ant, Michigan.
AssorjNciMsrr W'e are author ized to
announce the name of E. O. Potter aa
candidate for the office of school clerk, to be
voted for next Monday.