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UTllLUin FOR THE IKUimTin Or DEOATIC P5ht:lPL. iD TO 1111 M HOSEITUVUB BT TOE SWEAT OF Oil BROW
EUGENE, 01U SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 17. 1892.
NO. 48.
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pfliWSHEO EVF.RY SATURDAY.-
I. L CAMPBELL, j
.... .!.!. ..I Will. ....It. I
betUn Seventh and Eighth Street
TElOW OF SUBHCKiruua.
..."77T.T. t2oo
t'tl "" " 1.00
.,i"'itl"V: ; 75
kraa ,
oua ONLY-
. i ... laments inserceu iuu
tuentiuiKrtion $1. Cash required
VfrertUer. wiU be charged at the ol-
ing rates' . w 00
"CStlStfiLta local column, 20 cnU
iiT. lr each Insertion,
(.ft linXlli will be rendered quarterly.
job work must be paid roa om dilivibt.
A. 0. WOODCOCK,
Attorney-at-Law,
(DGESB CITy. - - - OREBOh
l)FFICE-KoM 7 & 8 MeClaren Building.
-,.i,d attention given to Collections
probate bu-iness.
Seymour W. Condon,
ATTORN EY-ATLAW.
DUNN'S BUILDING,
Oregon.
Eugene,
CEO. M. MILLER
litorney and Ccunsollor-at-Law, and
Real Estate Agent.
SUGEXECITV, - - UKbuwu
Office In Maaonio Tewple.
DRS. J. W. & JENNIE S. BARNARD,
Regular Physicians.
SPECIALTIEH-Klilney and Mver Diseases
Gynecology aud Obstetrics.
OFFICE at residence on Olive street between
Jthiiid 10th Direct.
Kuykendall & Payton,
Physicians and Surgeons,
Rooms Over City Drug Store.
A. E. GALLAGHER,
Attorney-at-Law.
KUGENECITY 1 OKJiUUfl.
Si.t ttntinn iriven to Probate business
ini Abstracts ol line.
Orrici-Over Lane County Bank.
DR. J. 0. GRAY
DEN TIST.
wice UMTiiia iLYSKS
J DIO'.K, Opposite UUAnu vi..vv.
warranted. . . ,
laughing gas administered for painless ex
liction ol teeth. :
XFTDOREISr
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
ACENT.
T HAVE SOME VERY DESIRABLE
I . 1 I TTn mnwtvan i OWH
JL rnn, lmproveasnu tuiurv"
fimfwrfff tnv aal on UT ttoTVQA
Property Eentod and Bents Collected,
i. r " i t .niMunt are
in. insurance t;ompauie. . ! .-.
smong the Oldest and most Reliable, and I in
h Prompt andEqurTABL adjustment of their
K share of your patronage U solicited.
0tfice-In6ityil.il. jr. DORRIS.
E. E. BURLINCAME'3
ISS1K OFFICE VuABOBTORt
Bold & Silver Bullion "A'-".' iV'
ill-Mi. 1736 1738 Umut S-,8eTi,Cob.
' nans ins nui
Act oa a new principle
and bcw-le thrmfhvJ
tntfdilv f bUioneneea,
.uretlBOdoee,25J;
Kamnle. In ""If'f.A
rTtila -tlto-. B-autlat
8o".d by J H. BECK LEY
KOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice i. hereby given that Geo. B. Dorrij,
edminUtrator of the eaUte of Edwin F. Mi.ea,
decued, ha filed hi. account f. -k Vl
eWof aaid e.tU and Monday the oth day
of Sepu-mber, lfW2, ha. been
h. tame. By order of the County Court
Gio. B. Dobeui, Admr.
DAT & HENDiBSON.
Embalmei'S
AND-
-Undertakers
TOOSES tJf
fUSIICRE BEAltUS.
Eugene; Oregon.
HOWE & RICE
.Are Showing the l'est Line of
CLOTHING,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS & CAPS,
For the Money, in Eugene .
AdEXTS FOR THE BROWNSVILLE WOOLEN' (10 01
LINN & SON,
Furniture
UNDERTAKERS
E. E. Luckey&Go.
DEALERS 1JV
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES,
Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils,
Brushes, Etc., Etc.
Prescription Department in Competent hands.
Jl
E. SCBWARZSCHILD. Proprietor.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES, mnvvn
B1A1 IVv
WALL PAPERigT8, MATERUL8.
Full Stock ol Buttcrick Patterns.
Addrew P. O. Box 119.
McClarens Buildin,
(Opposite F. V- WUkin.1 Dro Stowu)
-Ha. an eitemive Stock of
STANDARD, MISCELLANEOUS,
COLLECE AND SCHOOL BOOKS,
tit.. F.ncvand School Station
Blank Booki, Cutlery, Etc.
ry-Order. for Book, and Sabaoriptlou.
lf o.ji.l. uromPtlJ at-
to Newspaper, auu
tended to.
t,i Tmnbles. and tramp,
Colic, or
Ask your
.D7l"ui;ro.l o, External Pain,
druggist lor it
S. LUCKEY,
AtIB W
J
Clocks. Watches, Chains. Jewelry, Etc.
Repairing I'rompuy
LrAtlWorli Warranle.
J. S LDCKEY
8.B.Eai, J..
Chler
G.Hwnaics,
fresiarni.
First Hafaal
Ol Eugene.
Paid up UsFupltalOjOOO
Surplus nrt Fronts, $10,000
Eutrene City --Oregon.
Vina tffw-rW
Deposit. receiTedwbject to check or r
U&tn-edtou. M reW.
prrnipt attention. .
Ttj. page,
-DEALER IN-
CROCERIES.
HAVrVO A LARGE AND COSIPLETK
Zck of HUple and Fane, Grocery
booht ia th. be arkeU
EXCLUSIVELY FOB CASH,
Coffer thepblk betUr prio- tha. aay
EUOENE
Prodnc. ot ell kiod. take, a wrket prior
University Bookstore
St
Bank
Dealers
1 EMBALMESS,
Real Estutfl Trsiwlers.
KCI1KSIC.
J F Atlit-rton to Allx it Fuiikc, 1Ih
5 mid 0, blk ti, t'olU-RO Hill Pnrk; t'Zii.
Tlios Vniidiiyn tiiid W H See to
Maryotta Viiiiilowulkcr, lot S, blm k 1,
Vaniluyn's aildition; ."k.
Wm Delaney to E P Coleman, east (rac
tional part of lot 1U, block i, Delnney'i ad
dition; $15.
COPXTBV.
C A and 8 Meriao to Wm SappiiiwReld,
174.67 acre, in Tp 17 S. R i W; 14,HH).
Geo H March to Joieph irihD, i j acres in
Tpl6(. U 3 Wj $1,4115.
XjCO lluvH lo v.ui"iun- 'iMi,,h.,j,
acres in T 18 8 IU W: H.
(ioo P (iarrmitto to Allien (1 llnyt,40
acw in T -1 8 H 2 K; f ant.
Dtly Ouanl, Kept. V.'.
Tv I'iriMiiv-.RH JikIli Fullorton is
today hearing a motion in the euso of
B. J. Pengra vu A. E. Wliwlcr, for
damages,1ii clianiln'ra, lit which the
otlnnipva for the lll'ft'llduilt 8Hk tllllt
additional flndintrs be inude, and also
for a new trial. Tne motion ih resiHiwi
by the attorneys for the iiluintilt. The
plalntill Is represented liy Attorneys
Bllypu and W oodcock and the defend
ant by Attorneys Oullitnlierand Flinn.
LiND 8iL.-Gilbert F. Mack, bo own.
a considerable amount of timber land in
Lane county, having become insane, his In
terest in the same will be sold at publio
auotion at the court bonne door in Eugene,
Saturday, October i5. He own. 8U0 acres,
baa a third interest in 3040 aer and a
fourth interest in 1040. The land is situated
on the McKenrie and Mobawk rivers and
wai carefully selected.
- ' m
Pally Cuuid. li
Globy Trkkts. The following
marriage license were Ixxued Haturduy
aftornoon and today by Clerk Walker:
Philip Zobel and Huttie Larrison,
Wrm. L. Klinbiill and Maria J. rang
burn, Emmet Holnmn and Hojio Mul
lmllHiid. Geo. It. Itedford and Uattio
E. Hymas.
1! Tl
FOR PITCHER'S
Cartoria promot. Digestion, and
overootuee Flatulency, Couatiiatiuu, Sour
Stomach, Diarrhoea, and FererUhneea,
Thni the child is rendered healthy and itf
sleep BavtnraX CaatorU contains no
Morphine or other narcotic property.
" CkatorU i. no well adapted to children that
I raeooumiiHl It a. superior to anr po-acripuon
known lo me. " II. A. Archir, M. I) .
82 Portland Ave., bruoki) a, N. Y.
"I n Caatnrla In my prartlo. and find It
A Lax. K"hkkiwm, y. D..
17 ftl Are.. Kew York.
Tn CkaTATB Co, 77 Murray 8C, H. T.
Wbee Baby wu sick, we gare her Caatorl.
Vkea aha waa a OM. ah cried f or Ceatoria.
Wkca ese beoame Hue. ahe elunf to Cm.
n iijrvidM.heraeUsnCator!a
teteffl
11. T l.intou fluihtd picking hop. Ut
evening.
; Vermont only Kve republican
I majority.
1 Dare Houston i now roinluclor of the Al
bany-Lebanon ttaiu.
Ihivl.l I. Inn h:w returned fnuu Jack
sonville alter a pleasant visit.
P. K. Siiodgrass and family returned
from Kitou's springs last evening.
Mast, i Walter Shelly went to Hood river
thi. moniirg to vl.it with hi. uncle for a
few week..
E. II. Croisaii and wife, of Salem,
returned from the Foley springs last
evening.
(. W. Homier went to ltowbarg tun
adrrnoon, to iiikLII a Vtoouuien m wie
World lodge.
President Johnson returned home
from eastern Oregon and Idaho this
afternoon.
Mr. Cnmpliell, of Spokane, Is vis
iting at theliome of 1). W. Coolitlge
snulh of town.
Mint llattie Ditkiusou returned home
Ibis .ftrrnuon from a visit to her ni-lcr t
Walla Walla, Wah.
The Portland Daily Dispatch has
lieeu awarded the city printing or that
city for another year.
It Is probuble that there are many
llres in the mountains, a result of the
protracted lack of rain.
C. W Young finished picking hops
last evening. The event was celebrat
ed by a dance at his place.
The Southern Paellle It. It. Is sur
veying n line from Ibanon to Sweet
Home via Waterloo and Sodaville.
Mr. DuImiIs, Sr., of the Hollmaii
House, lell for the Foley Springs this
morning, to spend a couple of weeks.
A petition i. being circulated in Fairmmiut
asking the Eugene boatd of director, to ea
taUUu aud conduct esobool in that vicinity.
J. O. Watts has Is-en elected a n-pre-sciitativetothegnind
lodge Knights
of Pythias which meets at Eugene in
(Holier.
Mrs. Veazic and daughters Julia
and Edith have arrived from Dallas.
The latter will attend the University
again this year.
An oecu Katlon of Jupiter by the
nuKin, took place about 4 o'lock this
morning. Very few residents of Eu
ircne witnessed it.
K K. K'ulilt delivered the oration nt
he Southern Oreism Pioneers reunion
near Jack sonville, yestenlay. It was
Ighly spoken ol.
Miwi ltert hu Catron, who has been
isiting here with her sister, Mrs. T.
t raig, lell lor ner noiue in
mouth this morning.
Hon. H. II. Gllfry. of Washington,
I). C., ami reading clerk of the U. H.
liate, will stsm inaKO reiauves imu
liends in Lane county a visit.
David Chirk and wife and daughter,
Miss Lulu, of Albany, aro visiting
with J. G. Gray and family, In this
ity. Mr. Clark Is a brother 01 Airs.
.ray s.
A Imsket of Chinese tiheasalits were
oU'ercd for sale on the street today. A
wholesale posting of trespass notices
lias protected tlient more man b,,ki
iws.
11 V CooIIiIlto makes a fine exhibit
ofgrais's in the window of Henderson
& Cleaver today. Take a look at them.
,ane county can raise as line grapes as
..'allfornla.
California (Mo.) young ladles have
,.r,r,mly.ul A OOokllllf ClUll. 11110 1 11 0
young men, in reiaiuuioii, nuvr muu
lished an eating club, lleciproelty has
been determined on.
Mr.. Col. Sawyers and daughter, Mis.
Bessie, relumed this morning from their
sojourn. in Califetnia. Miss Sawyers comes
to resume her place in the State University
a a teacher in the conservatory 01 musio.
Tl.a Wnlttinm Wft tch case comDanv moved
into their now building recently and burned
the floors of their old building to prooore
the gold dust imbedded Into it during many
years, ine reauu 01 me cieau up wo w,-
000. in sold.
From t .ingle grain of wheat planted la
ihu While river oountrv. Washinuton, tills
ditrlno. Brew 27 stalks, which attained
height of six feet, each sulk containing an
.taut l.VJ kernels. The yield of
this field Is estimated at aooui xou uu.uei.
---- .- . , ... . i
per acre.
Misrs. Mever & Kvle nave contract
ed with the Sluslaw lllver Lumber
Company for tho delivery of 600,000
feet or lumiXT. ino same win
also contracted with sailing schooncre-
to deliver this lumber to their ageutaat
San Francisco.
Rosebnrg Pluindeoler: The suspender
il coming. Uoieourg I. a irine aiow, mvmo
time., hut there is no doubt about ner aon
itv to 'Bet tbere." iwopair.oi 101.
diipeniable article of meefluline attire were
observed this week on feminine shoulders,
doubt, the wood, will be full
of 'em.
in k.i.Iu tn the covjrnor's letter ro-
questing the board of railroad commis
sioners to prciiare a comparative si
ment of the freight Cliarges 01 tne
inn PnpiMf in On-o-on. the board re-
nlled that I. had for some time had
antit a i.ln In view. Such report will
be emlsKlled III tne iHMiru s reirv w mo
ni.it legislature. The table will cover
nil rnmla In the West and Northwest,
Fa notarial, aav. the Roebori Review,
... nmtilTlnir with the new law wbKD
il,i-m to have their commisaion te
corded in the ffice of the county clerk. The
lew eats: "A uotary public, opoo neing
nnnint.d and receiving bi. eomnila.l'n
from Ibe governor, .nan u u o"
.inn rAflorrv d bv the county clerk In the
t..k tcni (rlhe ouroos. pajiniz tbe lee
r.l mi. .In ur meieiur, ann me cuuuii cuu..
shall iberenpou be authorized to certify ai
to the oflkil tharacter of such notary pub.
he upon all instruuiems requiring such cer
n.ir.. in I ii lo whether aucb io.tru
...ni. ira execntt-d according to the lal
ol the sUleof Orfgon."
A g(ssl-l'S)king. well-to-do and pop
..ir.nnnrr luu hi-or of Silvertoti, was
u.i.r t.m. .I l.v the vounir ladies of a
,.i,,i. f,,r ni l l. liiic inarri.'.l. And be
ii. ill: "I'll marry the girl of your club
u iiinii. on & ww n t vote, you elect to be
niv wife." There were nine members
n, . liil, Ijirh itirl went into
corner and used the greatest caution in
r.n.Trf.rtlltr lier ballot and disitulelnghcr
l,Tt writ.nir. The result wu that
tl.ere were nine vot- cast and each
Kirl received one. The young man re-
.....in.n l. l.elor. the club is broke
,.r. tti oirls are all mortal enemies
and unite-lin the deU-nnlnatioii
to that hateful man
again.
i i..i.m..' n.nft. I () KCiillUm wiw nniH)iil.'.l to fr.- KXC1TEMENT AT NKWPUKT.
The old etatiug. were sold to Geo N Fm
m f. r Ibe niu of $HiU; the city of Eugene
puii'haii.d I lie old uil cell, for il-Vi.
IMltyeu Mad; no nlijectinu Iwing lll.d,
the road was ordi'ied established M viewed
and surveyi'd
Hadger Hill road; iewor. award. d .Urn-
ages to Wilson W hite ol 1jU; oruerwi es
tabli.lied a. viewed and surveyed upou Ihe
pityuieut of tb. damages.
Duncan slough wad; ordered established
a. surveyed and viewed.
Netley road; viewers aw.idid duiu.ge. to
A. (1. llovey ol f lilU and lo A. J. Freeze
fJH; roud ordered established when dam
hucs are paiil by petitioners, aud to have
uutil Nov. Sib, so lo do.
Petition of Gilbert Bro. (or lefundiug ol
tiix dismissed.
Uouthlr allowance of .l made for Ihe re
lief oN. W. Johnson aud lamily, lo Ik
expebded by James I'aiviu.
Couuty clerk ordered lo adviriis fur the
keepiug ?f paupers.
E C Smith road; remonstrance tiled with
greater number of names Ihau pelltiou;
therefore petition is disiuissed.
Mrs L J Hill, keeping of pauper.... $17.o0
L O Beckwith, .upplie for p.uper.. 5 (JO
) Smiley, medical attendance on pau
per. VIM
James P.rvin, supplies 2s
M E ltollmau 4 Co, supplies Vi IH)
Monthly allowuuee of Mr. Kenoislon re
duced to $10 per week.
Hill of J W Holli for tent of house; uot
allowed.
Bill oiilll Seoll, for pauper .upplie.;
not allowed.
Balance of bill, (10, of W II KauotT, con
tinued uutil October term.
A Sharpies, exsmiuiug iuaaiio $ 0 00
ED MoKonuv. i " " .... BOO
ERSkipworih. d pu'j pro'icntiug
attorney
5 00
170
170
'.'.To
8U0
10 00
'.0 00
lotto
8 00
5 00
1J 00
10 00
R E F.a-tliiud, witui
J I) Wilson "
P Frank, supplies for paupers
D Brislow " "
Mr Iu Pengr " "
Wm llogsrt, keeping "
D Hylsnd, supplies lor paupers. . .
W S Miller "
uhu M.'t'olliim, keeping paupers...
es-e Siiiimoiis, supplies for pan-
pira
E Byera, supplies (or paupers
Smiley, M. D., medical alteudance
on paupers
13 00
W II Kaimff, keepiug pauper
25 U0
ai oo
27 uo
orllnnd Hospital, keeping pauper .
ME Brownie " "
M D Lute, keeping aud transport-
of pauper
10.1 s.
14 00
Milton Venloh, viewer
500
5 80
S40
200
a (mi
2 00
14 80
T Callisou,. "
Webb Parks. "
0 J Warbiintou, cbaiiiinan
Isaac uiggius,
ohn Guili-y, marker.
M Lollier. surveyor
It Bnttolph, surveyor 1C ,lu
11 11 risk, viewer
SCO
5 CO
B Morgau, viewer
L Furnish, "
5 00
established
T C Isom roud: ordered
as surveyed and viewed.
Bill of B II Edgcrtou for gravel couui uou
for the term.
Bill of J miles M Qoldson lor lumber con
lined (or the term.
Bill of city ol Eugene lor iniproveuicui
f Eighth street through grounds oon-
inued until next term.
Tho hid of tho Willamette iron
Works for female cell and window
grating Is hereby ordered accepted and
warrant is nereuy nrucreu uiw
the amount. . ,
Ordered that from after this ditto no
mori. hills will be allowed bv the coun
ty court unless tho same are properly
made out, giving day and date, what
for, and subscribed and sworn to before
au olllccr authorized to administer
oaths. . . . ,
Ordered from and after this date no
1.111m will I o allowed for lumber and
oilier roud and hrldiro material, unless
the same has llrst been ordered by the
vo.tif v eriurt.
Application oi western mum ie.u-
.. .... . iti ... m..i..
grapli Co., lor reuaieou mjt,coin i.iu,
Ai tins nine tne court, mum iv-v....-
melldlltlOll OI U. leer, nreiuun-e, nyj-
ccnted tho work on Jail building so far
nu i he Kiime lias been ooniiHcKHi in ao-
mnlniuw with the nlaus and siieciflca
Ilium mid ordered a warrant drawn In
favor of Anderson and Smith for sec
ond payment In tho sum of f 1,000.
HOADS,
F L Chambers, material $01 85
llurrv ltuxter. viewer i 3,1
JMStallord,' 8 20
V Cole " ou
1iwls lU'ininger, chainnian - oo
ChasAldridgo " S
Alhert Hoc i. marker "
c. M Collier, surveyor w 00
A J Mchel, hauling gravel ou
fliss llnxtur. viewer 2 CO
v .... ..- . ri
Jos Huddleston, " 3 00
'P f . Ttum.
2 80
V "", .
F I) Iuuii,chainuiau
T J Waugh "
II Gossett, marker
,. 2 00
. 2 00
,. 2 00
,. 12 00
,. 4 60
,. 4 50
.. 4 60
C M Collier, surveyor
J H Yale, viewer
Thos Duckworth "
James Illchardson, "
Win C Johnston, axeman
. 5 00
t 400
2 00
itouNTira.
I) Parker. 2 coyotes,
Til Met lain, cougar
Henry Hulkson, " v-
2 00
810 80
W It Walker, cleric..,
University Hook store, station
7 W
ery..
EO Potter, Deputy Prosecuting
Attorney
E It Sklpworth, Deputy Prose-
... k.'t,.,n .1 U
5 00
CUllIlg Attorney, nuo
Cox
6 00
5 50
$2 00
W U Yate, J P fees
WITXKWiKH.
Itosa Vitus
OA Vitus
2 00
iMtlo Meek
2 50
2 50
Thos liyen,
Nettle Miller
2 00
Kobt Day
2 60
Joe Dubois
1
1
A H Flsk
A P Knowles
2 10
2 10
2 10
Jno E Wilson
J K Elil'rt
WJ Pengra
Wm Wither ;
Dave McCoy
Sarah Cox
John (iargnelr
K J Knowles, J P
W W Xeeley. constable
, 2 10
, 3 .50
! 3
, KM
, 4 20
Hill of Lester S Ogdeii, uH-nisor of
r..l dlatriet No. 47. contiliueU lor ex
rilaiiatioti.
' cnrond: at this time a remon
.inn imvioir been tiled containing
irreater numls r of names than the petl
ii..., tlwrrfore it Is ordere.1 that l
former order of thl court made of re
cord, Sept. 8tb, a.pf.iiiting viewer on
mid raid. U- and the same is hereby
rrseind.-d and the petition dismissed.
() FCalllson was npiMi lulotl
seholaihip III tho Slate Agr
College.
J G Stevenson, srhmil siip'l $ .'si "
Mank icclsiicr, ireasiirer i
A II FUk, Judge 's X'.
James Parker, comuiiMioiier Id
I'll Perkins, " P no
County Judgi authoried to make
cotitracls for tight nlng up the bolts and
rods on all the county bridges and to
make any repairs thereon he may deem
needed for the safety and preservation
of said bridges.
Court a.ljourncd until Tuesday, Sept.
Sprluglleld Items.
Messenger, Sept. H.
The mill has unwed fsHi.OOO f.rt of
IiiiiiIkt sin.v July ', and Is cutting at
tho rate of Is.tkH) feet ior day.
A. Wheeler has loet another valuable
horse by having Its leg broken. The
animal got Its leg caught 111 tho stable
11. sir and had to lie killed.
J. A. Tavlor, Pres McPhersoii and
Mr. Chureulll started Monday for the
little north fork of the middle fork of
the Willamette, fifty miles distant, on
a proscctiiig tour.
The Free Methodists will begin a
eainpnioetlng in tho grove across the
river on the I'otli of this month. Their
ablest ministers will be present, Includ
ing Presiding Elder Scott.
itufus Clark is still In jsior health
and expects soon to return to Kitson
springs accompanied by Mrs. Clark.
'1 hey will sismd tho winter In Califor
nia if Mr. C. In able to travel.
Chessman & Hoatty made a ship
ment of tomatoes to Portland Monday.
They ex)Hvt to haiullo 11. F. Chase's
crop, which ennsisU of two acre of as
lino tomatoes as ever grew In the state.
No less than half a dozen railroad
men have been In town this week In
quiring the piitv of property. When
(lie railroad Isiys begin to skirmish for
town property you can wager they
have caught an inkling of liiisirtant
developments in railroad circles.
Hop picking was finished at tho var
ious hop yards near Springfield this
week as follows: At Kliitzley's, Tues
day, Drown & Clark' Monday, J. A.
Eliberts Tuesday. Seavev'a Wednes
day. All them, lions are reported of
splendid quality. Picking will be
through In Cheshire's yard Saturday
or Monday.
W. K. Jenny of Halsey, w hile on his
trip home from east of the mountains
stopped at tho Hill place, Monday, and
together with Wm. Hill went to Crow
bar point to hunt cougars. In a short
time tho dogs treed two, which the
Isiys brought down in short order.
Jenny passed through hero Wednes
day, and displayed olio or tho hides,
which measured feet - incneg irom
tip to tip.
Dally (iuard, Sept. 10.
Tub Hau.uoai) Hkiimih Fikkii.
esU'rdav'a llarrisburtr Courier soys:
Tho altemnt to burn the S. P. railroad
brldgo near tbla place last aioimay
hr it. Is aa astardiv a deed as ever
como under our notice. 1 1 Is generally
lielleved hero that the bridge was llrod
for tho iiuriKise of wrecking tho south
bound overland train, and as the train
is known to carry considerable money
nearly every iitgiit, it is uiougiii mat
robbery must have boon the object.
Those who are familiar with the bridge
and long trestles which form the ap
proach will renieinlier that In the
south trestlo is a slight curve. In the
middle oi tins curve aoout iwi uum
the dump, la where the fire was start
ed. Had It not been for tho vigilance
and prompt actions of Mr. Alstead, the
watchuiftn, tne bridge woum nave
been consumed, aa the lire was making
good headway among the pieces of
boards aud sucks aim coruwoou mat
had been piled around one end of the
bent.
Too or lasi'ioTioN.-Tbe stale board of
railroad oommla oner expect to make
It semi annual tonr of Inspection of tbe
railwav line In October beginning on the
ih 1st. The trio will occupy fully thirty
day and during that time every railroad in
Oregon Will oe visnea.
Arkan.a. I aoliair Ueoiecratlr.
T.ittlk ItoCK. Ark.. Sent. 8.-TI10
Indiintlons are now that 1' iMibacn,
democrat, will lead Whipple, republi
can, by 50,000. Chicot county, in
w 1 c 1 tlie iieirroea iiaveaiioverw neuu-
Inir mnlorltv. la the only 0110 In tho
yfi.ii flint bus iroue rciiubllean. The
enmi Id cn nut or tv in Jellersou couii
ty lu 1800, of 400, Is changed to a democratic-
majority of 200. Perry county
has gone solidly democratic for the
first time since tne war.
HTARB-UltlKriN llARDWAKE Co.
Artii-ii-. of Incornoratlon have been
filed with tho county clerk of thealiove
company. Objects 01 Dusiuess; w uj
and sen naruwaru, sivi-n, v.unu.v-, -
,. .. iiMitnllv bimt. In a flrNt,
nivuieiii-i, civ., "..... j -
class store; capital stock, $20,000, with
ai.ur.Hi of $400 each, the entire amount
iu.iiio-rn.il un. ineoriMtrators: urxrn-
itn J. f. Starr. Mary A. Griffin, Drew
ir nin. (1. W. Gr mil. cnas. v. tini-
fiu and Llzzlo Grltlln. riaee 01 busi
ness, Eugene.
- , .mm -" -
Ui.im.-j. Aiirivki). In sts-nklng of
ii... orrivul ofaUs k for the state fair.
(I... M11I1.111 Hlnti-smull SHVs: G. W.
I AM i.f l-'iiiri'lie. Is already here with
dipt. Mount, by Paramount, dam by
p.... I... Tonv Mount, bv Cant. Mount,
-I urn Knr.nv Hawk: and lts ket, a -
,.1,1 ,,,M,e runt, siount is entered 111
the 2:25 class pacing race lor inursuay
....1 T.,nv Mount will Blurt in ino o-
v..r i trot Ft ilav. Osi-ar wins, 01
Euirene. has also arrived. He has Iy
bault aud a 8-year oiu pacer.
batlv Guard. Sept. 1').
Cneasll -Deputy Sheriff
rn.n.r. ilii. af teruosu arrested J. P. Peter-
eon, proprietor of ( dairy near uosueo, uu
. ..rr.,t nun out bv John Inlow, cbarg
inn Peteraon with selling nl ontrins ior
sale nnwholeaome cheeae. Tbe looi lom
mlwioner at Portland had an analysis of tbe
cheese made and reported il to oe onwui-
.. . t 1m l'tlJllln
claim that the cheese is good and thai th
nevtat sanrl ntlfll Illf DDI. !( a o
arre.1 waa made from a motive 01
Joslioa Kinaev will beat the case Monday
v. Hi-nnuMnir. Udod recommenda
tion of Hon. C. K. Wilkinson, tbe 1 eommis
K.hmLv aDPointedll. r.tal-
n.. i Pi..b.nt Hill, to a scholarship
tbe s'tate Agricnltnral College at Corvallis
lkiKS F. Hurlburt has a broad
smile on his fa eaused by the arrival
of a fine boy at his house faiuruuy.
ii'iiltunil
Trotibh' (er f he Suiulny Law-
Mayor Htmir in Kllli;y.
Albany Ih mid: The people down
at Newp'ort aro having a lively time
over the enforcement of the Sunday
law. lieivntly two of its young men
w ere arrested for vlolatilig some of its
iirovhioiiH, but were acquitted. Jlie
Slayor, (icorgo Latidis, aid.1! by the
District Attorney N-yinotir t ondoii, or
Eugene, who haplKiicd to Is) over
there, ordered all the saloons and
places of uiutiMiileiit to Wi kept lioswl
oil Ninday mid gavo nonce
threugli tho press that any
violation would lie vigorously
prosecuted. I'.srly Suuday morning
two imnges were seen iiaugling irom tne
011 o( a lliiu pole, the mayor and Mr. Con
don having own hung in effigy. This was
too niueb for luyor l.amli auu no irieu 10
lake the obnoxious ligures down, but the
ropes had become entaiiKled and they seem
ed lo be there lo stay. Tho mayor then ar-
ruyed biiuKi ll witb a nliovcl a:iJ dug tue
pole out of the ground and took the image
away and bnruett tbem. ibeomer lacuon
tuen swore out a complsinl and osd tne
mayor arrested for working on Sunday.
The result ol bis trial will be awaited who
interest. A lot of notices were posted about
town accusing Mayor Land is of high-handed
anarchy, which were torn down, resulting
in several free fights. Ibe end ol It seems
not yet, and soma further development
may be expected. .
A Disgraceful Street Scene.,.
Pally liuard, Sept. V.
Last evening a religious scramble
t.sik place nit Eighth street near Mat-
Iin'K s store. 11 apis'iirs mat two an
tagonistic cvaugclUts had advertised
meetings at the same place. Ihe ,
meeting wus oencd bv a mini and his
wife singing songs. Then the man
gave a religious discourse, propneey-
Ing that the world would come to an
cud In at least :ij years, and that only
141.000 is'oiile would U. saved. Alter
this meeting closed another evangelist
opened up. Ho denied that his relig
ious lirouier w ould como 10 1111 euu or
who would bo saved, etc. Then an
auditor asked the gentleman somo
iiieations and the remarks between
them became quite animated, tho
crowd veiling "2 to 1 on Corbctt,"
"time," "Form a ring," etc. Tho wife
of tho rival evangelist also gave vent
to some spleen by siding with 1110 out
sider. All In all, It was a disgraceful
meeting, and tho city officers should
prohibit a like procedure. If a
wrangle is going to occur each evening,
let the parties hire a hall or retire to
the nark lots. A largo crowd of curi
osity seekers and hoodluiuH were pre
sent. Still at It.
flatly tiiiard, Sept. 10.
Tho opposing so-called evangelisls
held forth again last evening and each
at traded largo crowds. Ino occupied
Eighth stiwt near Mullock's store and
the other Ninth street near tho Hoff
man House. Some eggs w ere thrown
by hoodlums at the Ninth street man,
one of litem hitting hint on the sleeve:
while one struck F. M. Wilkin and
another Fred Chainliors. The evan
gelist claims ho lost a $10 gold piece
which ho had wmpiied up In his hand
kerchief whlclr he took out of his
s ket to clean oil the brokedegg. 1 ho
nmrxlial arrested Hob Head for the
crime, and ho was given a triul before
Itooordor Isirrls this morning on wie
harge. Ho was found guilty and
lined $5 and costs, making a total or
$24, which he paid. It Is a cowardly
act to egg a mini and should not be In
dulged In by anyone. We still think
It would be u good idea to relegate me
evangelists to the park lots, thereby
learlng the sidewalks and streets 01
the crowds.
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
Uulversty of Orejfou.
Mis Mary E. McCorntok, director. As
sistant teacher: Mrs. Louise Sawyora
Linn, Mis ElUabeth Sawyer.
Instruction given on tne rianoione,
Organ and Violin, and In Voice Culture,
Harmony and Theory 01 mu.io.
All Dersou desiring instructions la tbe
Conservatory, or further information con
cerning it, will apply to th director. Resi
dence ou Seventh and Lincoln .t reels.
The fall term will begin Monday. Bept.
I!)ih. The number of uubl S la tbe U)U-
.ervatorv last fear exceeded one hundred,
aud a greater number 1 expected this season
as many have already registered and chosen
lesson hour. We will be pleased to see
our former pupils and all other who wish
to study musio.
riuAi iniwia K. o P The next meet-
Ins of th grand lodge Knight, of Pylhla
of Oregon will be held iu Lugene com
mencing October IltU. i-reparaiiuu.
being made by the home lodge for the en
tertainment 01 tbe (lulegaies, .uu an uu. ..
Izen should lend their .id to this worthy
order. A competitive drill will take piaoe
on Ihe 12lh betwixl different lodge that
bav uniformed rank., un in evening 01
the Utb a g'aud ball will take place at
Itbineharf hall. Tbe committee on ar-
rangemouts consist, nt C. L. Winter, i'
O. Watts, W. H Walker. E. J. Mctinua
ban, Ja. E. Noland, ud J. R. Campbell.
All lor llarutaay.
Nkw York, Sept. O.-Tuniniaiiy
Hall came out Is.ldly Midgut ior
Cleveland and Stevenson. A meeting
of the general committee hud been
called to Issue s call for the primaries
of the districts. Well known local tsi -
lticiau tilled th" lioxes, and tne nan
was crowded. The chairman made a
brief address eulogist ic of tho presiden
tial and vice-presidential canuiuuie,
and at each mention of Cleveland s
name tho hall BhooK witn cneers.
Buaoic.r. OriBiTion Cottage Grove
Leader: Monday Dr. Wall of thi city and
Dr. Scarbrough of Creswell performed a
surgical operation upon tb three-year-old
boyefS.T. Nelson, about tonr mile east
of Cottage Qroe, that was credit to these
eminent practitioners. The boy wa ni
feriug from n affection ot tbe brain nd an
eyeball was removed revealing a tumor pro
truding from Ihe brain. The condition of
the boy U not favorable lor recovery.
AdT a t. Residents!. -Tho comple
tion of tho city directory shows an act
ual popumtiou In Eugeneof 3101. it 1
the students this gives Eugene practi
cally a jKipulation of itliotit 4000 four
tlfthsortheyear. A Laso Siw.-Dougla A Co. are bu lid
ing a .ilo oa their farm above Springfield
22 feet .'inaro with capacity of 200 ton
of corn. Ihe product of 3." acres. They cul
tivated tii acres of corn the present season.