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About The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1892)
BKIIIXIUMtlSO II4IH Anthony Wblrr 'nptnrf Sci Ihtftitntfcraon Mrldge. Albikt, - OrfKOD, AuRnst 7.Anth(v liv Wnmter . I Bm bf bind prwon mtn. He ii captured near the 8m1nj) bnd FririBV uiUt nbout 11 o'clock by Jhh. A. Hinii'b and broiiKbt to thin city ? teiiUy morning rd bum litre taken to lUe irnitdiiirT t tnlt-n. Mr. Smith lyiim in wait for Webntir nmr the bridxe wbHn Ibe wily couTiet walked rijbl up Rnd wh met wilb a "bolt, llimw tip yonr bni:dH."Hiid At thmwine lime hnt Rim wim placed tini-ooifnrtnlil.v 1 to bin bend. Wetnter nude no reMntam-e t ut dwlird be na not tbe umn waoteri, nod onid be bud (riend in Allwny wbo would identify bin. Ho hmIiI be and jnt collie fmru Nero the uinmiiHtn on foot and hud loot bi bat. beiutf bareheaded when captured. They Murted for thin city on lo.it mid bad enn tint n couple of mile when WertAr eoi,f.'Kse.l tint b the I pnron wbo bud b--eii pitying bide and aeek i'h the olllcera fr a relc. Mr. Kmilb hKDdetifted hi pri.nuer and took him to ibe peuiteniinryou the moru ing iMin returning at noou with tbe re ward of IOO. WXmter lted tnat it not bi inten lioi to run away Iroru the penitentiary, but (in wandered awa.f plotting tlovtta forwmm ilitauce, wbeu the oVeire to tmcapti i.-d him. He aiid be bud not eaten a meal for liv. r a week uutil be reached Alt auy yeater duy morning, " Died. ' We take the following from the Kootenai Herald, published at Bonn era' I'errv, Idaho, July at: Died On Monday morning, at the ltlvernide hotel, Misuu -M., wife of WilliaNail, at 3 a. in., of consump tion. Mtn. Nail enine here with her luw Imnd about two yearn niro from Eugene, Oregon, ami lias's-inee that time resid ed nlMit rlfteen mile down tlio vulley fituu here. For tlio pint year ahe has lieen lit' poor health ami iiliout six week ago idie removed tothe Riverside hotel and In-put to gradually decline. Deeeitxed w iim Itoru near Eugene, Lane eotuity, Oregon, March' 1, 1M0. The fulieral took plai-o last Wednesday morning at Hi a. tu. A lare ntitnlier of friends of the Ix-reaved family fol lowed the remains to the grave. She leaves the children of which the voungest Is only about eight months old. Killed lu a a.w ,ntll. Makkr City, Or., Aug. 8. William CJark, an employe in the Hunipter Yal-l.-v mills In this city, this morning met with a frightful accident which will cost him his life. He was rolling a log anil In aonie manner fell Into the "nigger" hole. The carriage, In eoni Ing tmck, c-attght the unfortunate man, the iron head Mock striking his Hide and disenitmweling him. He arose, walked a few steps and at down. He was tumble to explain the accident. A Novki. Idka. Portland Telegram: The board of alderman of JSiuux City, 8. 1)., proiHwu to try a novel plan for iimtmguK 'he , lltpior tnitllc. The propiwitioit is to huve six city saloons, uttn n vault ward, where beer, will be sold lor i cents a drink and whisky at i"e-nti. Thevare to I kept ojh-ii from 5 a. ni. till lt ). tu., and will eeU, nothing except what lit boughtof 8ioux Falls wholesaler and manufacturers. Of course, no other wdoons are to be lioenwHl. and the protllof the business are to lieloug to the. city. Then may be some nitwit lu this pluii. but we sus ieot that it will not work smoothly very long. It would be a soft snap for t he city bartender.. Tiir First Waoov. Salem Pttte--ninit: It was In ' 1SW that - the lirwt wagtmwas wending Its wearf way actss the lesrt wash and mountain fastnesses toward the land of the- set ting sun. lr. M. Whitman was bring ing it and many hardships were en countered on the way. At Frt Hall in Kttl the rear wheels wre hiken off and with the axh tied onto the front whei-ls, when the outfit proceeded as a l-art." After HnaWe river had U-en swam it was decided the wagon could lie taken no farther and It was conse quently left at a point near where Hois City now stands. Junction Items. Times, Aug. 0. ' L. Bonney, the Eugene carpenter, will move his family here next week. . Mrs. Clark Thomas is sojourning at the hot springs on the McKenzie. Wm. Kaldridge, late of Florida, ' is the guest of his brother Cyrus Bald ridge. Hev. IHnckwell lias taken a timber ciaim on the Mohawk aud moved up there last week. i F. T. Whitcomb fired the third kiln of brick for this season ut Lancaster Wednesday. E. Van Vrankin has commenced the erection of a neat little cottage west of the risidetice of C. A. Harp. .J. C. CamplH-11, Fjhi, an attorney of San Francisco, is the guest of his par ents iu this city, I'rof. and Mrs. Camp bell. The painters are nutting the finish ing touches on theliew bank building. It is finished in genuine oak and has the licst fixtures of any bank- In' the county. E. Bashaw has secured the contract for building J. M. Be-Ies new dwell ing house, it will contain seven rooms. Work commenced Thursday 'morning., . , l'rof. Orton has been employed by the school board as principal for the ensuing term of school. The assistants will not be employed until after the tax levy has lieen voted. Mesdamcs Lamson, Harp and Wash burne and Misses Minnie Houston and Emma Wusburue left Thursday for the coast. They were accompanied by the elder Harp. Mrs. Bajdi idge will join them Nituniay. Messrs. kanison ana Harp will board the Eugene excursion train nturday eveuing and spend Sun day with the party. Died, of consumption, at ten minutes of seven o'clock, on Tuesday, tlio Utitti day of July, 1W)2, Ketta Sherman, wile of Win. Sherman. Deceased was. born in Livingston Co.; N.-Y., Oct. 6, married lH-c. 20, 1M7H, nnd inovtnl to Oregon with her husband in the spring of Itttt. She had becu ill about six months; she leaves a husband and two children to mourn her loss; , -i i - . Hcualor Hill flafi m I. title 1'but .71t-ii a Uid Deal i'lore. Xkw II a vex, Aug. 7. The yacht Fra Diavolo. witlc Senator Hill and party aboard, anchored ott here this evening. Iu an interview Senator Hill said: . , "Unfortunately our party missed Mr. Cleveland. While we were iu Hur.zard'8 Bay he was in New York. We have not seeu a single politician of prominence on our trip." - . What altout the probable chances for Cleveland's success this fall?. - . "I think the chances are In favor of the democratic party, but there are a great many considerations to be taken into account." ', Will you take the stump yourself? "I havo not yet decided, but I shall probably be heard from later." . -- Prwple's Parly. St. Loris, August 8 The iieople's I party .national executive committee met totiay. ine .Aiaoama suue com uilttec was authorized to put a full electoral ticket In the ' field, it N iug agreed that the result of the recent election In the state argued well for party success this fall. ' Chair man , Tanliem-ck announced that 45 papers, 17 ol tbein democratic, tbe re mainder republican, in Colorade, had de aerted tbe old partiea ana were supporting Weaver and field. .':.;'' YOU ARE " Killed f a tallinff Limb. . ' Rotii:ui KU, t)r., Aug. 8. A few days ago, as Joint Howard, of Myrtle cnt-k, waschoppiuga tree down, a falling limb struck hini, killing him almost instantly. .. . KICKED BY A HORSE. The 8-year-old son of J. Hanan was kicked by a horse yesterday, and his arm was broken. ' .ia Ola Odd tellaw Dead. LorTsviM.K, Ky., August T.Will iaiu White, aged 7(1, grand seeretarv of the Independendent Order of Otld Vtl Iowa died here this morning of heart disease. . INVITED To call ami examine our stock of ' We carry the large -i mi J most' varied assortment out.-ule ; Portland. ; '"' 11 an A 1 line of . ' Threshing and Mill Machiaery, ; 1 'We have au'viliingjou want in the way of ' ' Walking, Sulkcy and Gang TloWs, Bar ; rows, 'Cultivators, Seeders, Drills, l:ecd . Mills, II a v Cutters, Churns, - 'Wasbini? Machines, Etc. , ' We sill MITCH l-.l.i. and STUDEBAKEU WAGtNfe." Don't fail to sec our new improved ' s : CHAMPION BINDER. .' All mailable Iron and Stt Thenew CHAMPIOV MOVEU is a wonder. Gearing and pite- connection's warranted !ig;iiu't,'brcaking or wearing out. Tbe best BUGGIES", t Wltl'JAGES and CAHTS for the LEA, Afnv;Y . : We are is it and &r ii.'C.nd to sell, so don't fail to call on us. f - H. D. NORTON & CO. Southwest corner .i I. "and Olive Streets, Eugene, Oregon. City Property. Acreage .' -The value of an invt'iMont iii proierty depends upon the actc merit which it posset. m.h-1 the prosjiects of its increasing nival; That is why - . UNIVERSITY ADDITION. ' 1 ' rnnKrtyi--'- best lnwstment in Eugene. -ially if you want a beautiful place for a h Adjoining the University v rounds and the city limits on the East, with i street-ears, city water Mid electric lights extending to it, it w ' the most conveniet-i and desimble property on the market. Never mind the weai-li1,. UNIVERSITY ADDITION, is liij-'" ami dry and naturally Kill drained. Prices low, and on eus-y tenua. Call on or write to II. N O. k.-rliue, Eugene, Or. Om'ee In C'hri.-mmu Farms. Fruit Lands EUGENE; CIGAR FACTOBT ' : No. io6 : ' : m .-n-iii vt ai utus us CIGAKSndt0BACCOii il kind for the WlIOlllSALE n-l KETAIL TRAl'E- Tht Larteattnd Bt SelKto m.h i, ot Ciprs, ToUccon, l'lp-, Vic., ever it'l't '" Hvin pur-hfd liti loci .1 . greut diKWiiit, I m bl toell rfl' 'riws Hum wuJiiug uiythii In ihif In IH do well to price my uood before purclnu.un ' , . OLD riT"tTfE CORNER, El'GE.NE, OIlEGOX. Anything in the Gro cery line, Goldsmith's. We lead in quality & prices. Goldsmiths ; -Cash paid for produce at Goldsmith's. ' For. a square deal, I to Goldsmith's.
