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EUGENE, OR., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1892.
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ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY.
1. 1. CAMPBELL,
,blller - Proprietor.
,rV On the East side of Willamette
len Seventh and Eighth Street.
-ERM3 OF SUBSCRIPTION.
ping 1893
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OUB ONLY
-a OF ADVERTISING
..i. Inurted u follow.:
" .n line or less one Insertion S3:
l1.7inrHnn L Cash rennird
Lbeeqa0U
r,ertiers will be charged at the ol
three months..
jhui month. ..
jrtOM year.
80 oo
8 00
12 00
UmtBctixin local column, 20 cent
fAfy.CU 111- "
!!inir bills "ill be rendered quarterly.
C. WOODCOCK,
ittoriiey-at-Lsuv,
vuriTV - - - OREGON
,.10 v- - - w
ItfR-Roiiins 78 MoClaren Building.
B' . r It - -a; .
Kid attention given 10 lAiiiecimus
gilt business.
cne,
mour W. Condon,
hrORNEY-AT-LAW.
-DUNN'S BUILDING,
Oregon.
CEO. M. MILLER
Ly and Ccunsallor-at-Law, and
'Real Estate Agent.
K CITY, - OREGON.
U-ln Maaonio Temple.
I, W. k JENNIE S. BARNARD,
tnlar Physicians.
lUIES-Kldney and Liver Diseases
j0 and Obstetrics.
I it residence on Olive street between
1014 streets.
Jkendall&Payton,
yslclans and Surgeons,
Us Over City Drugstore.
I GALLAGHER,
topneyat"LiiWe
ECTTY OREGON,
attention riven to Trobate business
'JKtsof Title.
1-OverLane County Bank.
i. J. 0. GRAY
iDENTlST-
E UPSTAIRS IN YOUNG'S
i. ODDosita Guabd office. All work
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taj gas administered for painless ex-
W teeta.
P. DORRIS,
M AND REAL ESTATE
AGENT.
H SOME VERY DESIRABLE
1. Improved and Unimproved Town
' sale, on easy terms.
F Eented and Bents Collected,
3tnoe Companies I represent are
Oldest and most Reliable, and in
ft and Equitable adjustment of their
pn Sioond to None.
your patronage is solicited,
k City Hall
B. F. DORRIS.
JtY & HENDERSON.
AND-
ITIRE DEALERS.
Eugene, Oregon.
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E. BURLINCAME'S
A ruriiirii
O LABORATORY
ltd -. .
r Voiormdo, 1968. BtnlrtDrmi.o.
y- -iw prom pi ana careim iiiiju
EH Uvrtscs , Jctb. Wa.
tmmm pills
Act on a new principle
retiilate (be liver, stomach
and bowola r A rough th
um. Da. Milks Pols
tpttriilf emrt bUiooinee,
torpid liver and constipa
tion. Smallest, Bilde't,
emreatl fjOdoes.5 cte.
KainniM irrm ai rt ru.rU'W.
J.B,lBi mk4.UA.
HOWE cS: RICE
An- Showing the iVst Lino of .
CLOTHING,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS & CAPS,
For tlio Money, in Kujietu'.
AUKXTs? FOU TJIH lilloWXSVlLLK WOOLK N GOODS
LINN & SON,
Furniture
Dea
ers
UNDEETAKEE3 fl EMEALMEES.
Mo
E. R. Luckey
DEALERS W
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES
Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils,
Brushes, Etc., Etc.
Prescription Department in Competent hands.
PIT
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E. SCHWARZSCHILD, Proprletcr.
SCHOOL SUITLIKS.
station i;ia,
WALL PAPER,
AKTISTS' MATEKIALfi,
Full Stock ol Butterick Patterns.
Address 1'. 0. Box ll'J.
From I lie linlipinia Mines.
University lik
McClarens Bu i:cir,
(0)posite F. y.. Wilkina' Dnnj Store.)
Has an extensive Stoek of
STANDARD, MISCELLANEOUS.
COLLEGE AND SCHOOL BOOKS,
Mercantile, Fancy and School Station
ery, Blank Books, Cutlery, Etc.
rOrderB for Books and Subscriptions
lo Newspapers and Periodicals promptly at
tended to.
, m I I.., o.,.l Prnnin.' CollC. Or
any Internal, or External Pain. Ask yonr
druggist for it
J S. LUCKEY.
EAI-EK IN
Clocks. W'atcnes, Chains. Jewelry, Etc.
. . i i, ,,,1
Repairing rrompuy cxeuuitu.
tf-AIIWork Warranted. Jt9
J. S. LUCKEY
.JAPANESE
CURB
A new and Complete TtnmU '"
iinn,i.itorW. IMlllineui in "I - -', .,
. rr a ii.M.- n I'uKit ve 1 llr1 I" r. h i um, ...
"',ndHl MhUSl!.ll::hin.rhr...c. lie-
,v...., -., , . a!,ii mull)' inner '11-
eetil or llered nr '!.'. 1,' i, iWay a
... r lean". 1
Ilosiliiirg l'litiiidoiilcr; John Wheel
er of Coos county wim in town yeBter
duy, on his return from a proniiei'tinp;
tour to the i'.ohcmm district. IIo had
rather a ronrli experience, canipint?
out in the snow iitnl ruin witfiout
blankets, but he was sueeesnful in his
search for a ijooil claim and linn 110
kick coining'. In fact he is confident
he has struck n bonanza, Sxcimens
from his Icdre contain both gold and
silver, the latter predominating. Ho
reports the liohetnia mines on the evo
of a great boom, and predicts develop
ments in the near future that will sur
prise the mining world. A lend has
liccn struck in tiie Annie mine that
goes j!K)() silver to the ton. There are
no smelters in the district yet, and so
the ore is being taken out on mules and
shipped to Portland for reduction. It
pays, however, nud the work of silver
mining in Oregon has begun. Quite a
number of new claims have lieen re
corded recently and there will doubt
less be a grand rush for the liohemia
country next spring, or as soon as the
snow melts. )ouglas county is fairly
in it, and will undoubtedly be the rich
est county 011 the coast when its re
sources are mice half developed.
Cobttrg hems.
Oct. U, 18!2.
Rev. S. F. Longbotlora, of Brownsville,
Ktopped over lu re last Wednesday night.
J. M. Sear. II. C. Dut and H. Morrison,
of Dnllas, wet in town Thursday night.
(jnite a nun her from here are at Eugene
this week 1 ti nding the endeavor conven
tion. Columbia thy will lr celebrat 'd in the
Cobnrn school- iu n"nt,lntin with the pro
gram preferrnl ly Iha state.
A paper h; s 1 in cirrulnted here to raise
money to buy 11 -chool bell and up to this
time about (oily dollars have been sub
scribed. It has been s iid that two out of every
three men chew tobacco, but look here! A
certain man in thin vicinity struck a crowd
n( five of ns t!i" other day lor a chew, but
didn't git it Ve scribe was amon(? that
nnmber.
The Beiitit cipncity in the two rooms,
of our schi "I m nil taken op and quite
number of pupils) are crowded out on ac
count of m pli'tM to sit. This has set the
0111 s who t" o obstinate against having
the third te her to thinking as we all
think, and nil in one voice. "Let ns have
her right away."
uu...a ftllil -.rilinit-
y'.l 1 1,1.' 1 11 I cure rehderlnir an 0!N.rm-
uic..ri . ... - swsrr iierei;er.
w, m in" .,., , .li 11
This Remedy ne;e ,,., (rm
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miliAKIi. i.ai.
so,e AH' iiiN o1-
f.'u. ifcne.l be
iVr.nleHieKetail Drunin-
nr..(ir. ,.. ,,J.,v t ri.EAVKR. A-.nts.
Clin
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!t r..HE.v,.BKKS P. B. Eak'". . j 5
I freeidrni. I ajy fC
Fin! National Ml up
FOR PITCHER'S
Hi
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Ot Eugene.
Paid up tasH 000
Surplus anil Profits, 510,000
t Salarr and expense. Perma-
Applnow. (mlr irrower.
t on bo,h American and
iiu ln,T varietle. our j-H!ty.
Cq, NniCTjmen.ChleMQ.
J want Groceries
i0ckerv. call on
Eugene uuy-i
Caatoria promote. Ptgewtloa, And
overcome I latuiemy, Constipation, Soar
Stomach, Diarrhoea, and FeTerUhneaa,
Thus the child is rendered healthy and its
sl-p aataraL Cartorla contain no
Morphine or other narcotic property.
Ouaoria t w well adar4n) to child ran Dial
I rreotnmrfid it as aupior to any prracripUuo
katWB lo Die." L A. A Kara. M. I).,
2 rortlaod Ae., bruoalya, K. T.
" I ra rastoria In m pralto. and Bad H
tpeciali adapted to arTnrti'a jt chiklrea,"
AlX, K MTlr.. M. U.
i Ave.. Hew York.
Tira Carraca Co, 17 at array 8L, V. T.
FRIDAY, OCT. U.
Kugene is the conveutioo city of the
state.
The Knighto wore a Jolly crowd of
gentlemen.
J. li. !i. Hell um gone taut on an ex
tended visit.
Dr. James 13 art, of the Foley Hot Spring
is in ine eny.
hod. fc. r. tollman, ot Lobars, was id
town this e.teruooo.
Frank Stewart returued to his home
at Astoria this morning.
The enrollmoirt in the Springfield
scnooi now numbers isu.
Shingles are in demand. The market
here is about bare of Ibrm.
The Springfield saw mill ha shipped
ouu,uuu teei 01 lumner since August,
Hmator J. II. Mitchell will speak in Eu
gene, Saturday evening, Got. W, at 7:30 p
m.
Muses Bertha and Cvlia Goldsmith went
to Portland this morning on the overland
train.
Sheriff Noland and Clerk Walker
were voted good entertainers by the
Knights.
Press Woodruff, a well known foimer
drummer, is now a reporttr on the Spokane
unronicie.
Misses Stella Page and Theresa
1 lodes went to Portland this morning
to sponu a wwk.
Cbaa. Laner and wife went to Portland
this morning to attend the funeral of the
late Abe Uoldsmitb.
Alva Churchill u clerking in a Spokane
Falls hardware store. He will return to
Eugene in about one month.
Pbil Neis & Co. today bought IS bales of
Hops trom Jos. McLean, paying so we un
derstand a little the rise ol ii) cents.
Mrs. J. E. Fenton, who baa been visitine
in Eugene, for several weeks, loft for her
home in Spokane Falls this morning.
Hon. O. J. Briuht. who was the prohibl
tion osndidate for Congress in the Second
district last Juue, was a delegate to the K
of P. graud lodge.
Several delegates to the grand lodee
K of P remained over to visit friends in
Eugene a day or two. Among the number
is U. L. Oliver, county clerk of Uclon
county.
W. H. Matthews is still confined to his
bed from a serious attack of heart disease.
It was intended to take him to Sodaville to
morrow but (be state of his health renders
the trip impossible.
Rev. Corwin, the Consregationalist pas
tor at Salem, and who is well known in
Eugene, is being tried by the church, for
misconduct in his domestio relations. Hs
aked the privilege of resigning his oharge,
but was refused by his congregation.
Peo, chief ot the Umatilla Indians, re
turued Saturday evening, after an extended
trip to the Souud and a visit with the Yaki
ma Indians, says the Pendleton Tribune.
While away Peo invested, $75 in a coat,
which be delights in olothing himself in
and promenading oar streets.
Springfield Messenger: 0. M. Doritv
and W.J. Pengra returned Saturday from
a trip through th nnsarveyed timber lands
that lie about GO miles southeast along the
proposed line of onr railroad extension.
They run across eight other parties who
were slso examining timber.
In order to become a free delivery offloe
it is necessary that a oity show postoftlce
receipts of (10,000 or over. The free de
livery at Koseuurg and In ons smsll city in
each stale is on scoonnt of an experiment
being made and is not permanent. Her
mann simplv secured for his borne city the
preference in Oregon.
We desire to express onr most oordisl
thanks to Albert Toiler, for favors shown
during the Grand Lodge, K. of P. Qe
makes as good s reporter as be does Seo
retary of the Oregon Press Association
Every Knight of Pythias In Eugene should
subscribe lor bis psper, The Pvthian. the
official organ of the Grand Lodge.
Wasco Sun : Prof. Thomas Condon, the
geolist In the state university, desig
nates tbe region known as Sontbern Ore
gon so ss to include Lake and Klamath
oounties on the east, Douglas, Coos snd
Curry counties on tbe west, sod Jackson
and Josephine on the south. This gives lo
Southern Oregon, seven out of tbe siiteen
counties of tbe first congressional dialriot.
Springfield Messenger: lien Mc
pherson met with a nalnful accident at
the flouring mill Wednesday morning.
He was painting tbs new addition to the
mill, when be became overbalanced and fell
headlong lo the ground a distsnos of ten
feet, striking on tbs left side of bis face
bruising bis cheek, mangling bis ear snd
severely ininring bis shoulder.
About 10,UOO oases of sslmon bavs been
packed along tbe Oregon coast streams,
while 476,000 cases were taken from tbs
Columbia. Fish Commissioner Beed re
ports that the catch for the season will
average eaoh Fiabermsn fGOO. Ons can
nery on tbe Colombia paid 1120,000 for
fish slons Tbe price ot coast salmon is
about ft per case, and of Columbia salmon
fo.MJ.
John Denny, who returned from Elk
City last week, relates a curious phe
nomenon that ocoorn d st that camp, says
ths Teller. Ons liigbt about two weeks
ago, during a storm, lightning struck a
nine tree and fired Iha foliaaa. Ever
I needle on tbe tree was burned off snd tbs
fire made a light so brilliant that tbs men
in tbe camp could readily read a newspa
per at 75 yards distance. Tbe tree burned
about 'iO minutes and went oot. An exam
ination showed that tbe remainder of tbs
tree waa but slightly damaged.
H. J. Pressler, a printer of The Dalles,
taking advantage of the low water sea
son, lias recently been prospecting
along the banks of the Columbia above
that place. A few days since he and
his partner located a claim on the
Washington side, between Arlington
and Castle Rock, and assert that they
are now taking out from $3.60 to $4 per
day to the man, by the primitive pro
cess of panning. The Columbia river
bars have long been known to be Im
pregnated with fine gold, and were
profitably worked many years ago.
Plead GcaiT Chat. Pyburn i nd Davs
Young ple-d coilty at Halem. lo burning tbs
steamer It C Young. Capt. John Dova, in
dicted lor the same crime, pleadtd not guil
ty and a'ands trial Tuesday tbe same day
on which sentence will be pronounced oa
Young and Pybnrn.
Wrkckkiw. Ho many effort have
been made recently to wreck iawn
ger trains on the Southern I'm i lie that
the company now sends hand cars over
the road on all the dlvlsons a few ruin,
utes la advance of the morning and
evening passenger trains.
Xoties.
I bass down timber oa th park grounds
which may Is bad for tbs cutties. Also
several loads of good straw for tbs hauling
Apply lo 8. Meriau.
THE LAST DAY.
Highly Complimentary Resolutions
Passed Thanking Our People
for Courtesies.
Iallv Ouard, Oct. II.
ArTKKXOON HtXSlO.N.
When (he grand lode convened at 9 p.
m. lteprrseutiiliva Hill introduced tbe fol
lowing: ItsspLVii), That the thanks ol this
graud lodge he extended to Pr.sideul
Johnson snd all tbe profeianre ami teachers
of the Stat Univeraily and of the public
schools of Lugene for their cordial rrcep
tion of the committee appointed ly this
grand lodge to visit aaid schools, also to
thoae ladies and gentleman of Kugeue who
conducted the wive, of the Kniuhia to the
diflereut public Institution, of Ih city.
A resolution was adopted niakiug lbs
terms of all elective and appoiotiv officers
ol subordinate lodgea lor one year.
The hour for installation bavins ariived,
Past Grand Chancellor Cleveland look the
chair and installed the following officers
for the ensuing year:
Grand Chancellor, E. E. Sharon; Grand
loe Chancellor, Al Waddel; Grand Prelate,
J L. Hill; Grand K. of It. acd 8., Geo. F
McConnell; Grand M. of Ex., E. M. Sar
gent; Grand M. at A., E. P. Geary; Grand
I. G., J. O. Watta;G. G., Cbas. Fellows.
Tbe following resolution wss read a id
unanimously adopted:
To On (Iranil loifon of Ortgon, K, of 1
Tbs respect shown to Ibis Graud Lodge
snd Ibe hospitality extended to its members
individually and collectively by the citizens
of Eugene should be recognUed snd ac
knowledged by us with a degree of publicity
commensurate with our appreciation of their
kindness not expressed In a formal er.
as," I therefor offer the M.owiug resold,
tions towit:
lttaoLVED. That the thanks of the Graud
Lodge be and is hen by tendered lo Ibe
City of Eugene for its official recognition of
tbe G. L. of Oregon. K. of P., and to the
citizens of Eugene individually for (heir
hospitality and respect, lo the members of
said Grand Lodge, and
ltusoLVxn, That a copy of this document
be given to tb Eugene papers for publics
lion. J. A. Wauuls,
Grand Vies Chancellor.
Tbe ooniniitic.ee on obituary reported sp
ropriste resolutions on tbe destb ot W, 11.
I. Waters, ot Capital lodge No. 18, Salem.
The tbauk of lbs grand lodue were ten-
dered to the Union I'eciflo snd Southern
Pacific Railway companies for courtesies
extended to Ibis body.
Past Supreme Representative Curtis was
appointed grsnd oialor for Ihe ensuing
year.
Tbe salary of the grand keeper ol rocorda
and sesl was filed st tMXJ per year, with
Ho per month for office rent.
AMPLIFIKI) WORK.
A team from the grand lodge exemp
lified the, nniplilled form of the third
degree In Helmet lodge, last evening,
ine attendance being largo ana every
thing passing off smoothly. The
members and visitors repaired to the
ball at Rhinehart's parlors after the
lodgo was closed.
Ibe grand lodge adjourned at 0 p. m.
The KulffhttT Ball.
Dally Uuerd, Oot 14.
The ball given Inst night at Rhine-
hart's new dancing parlors, by Helmet
Lodge No. S3, K. of P., of this city
was a grand afliilr. The visiting
Knights aud their ladles, together with
tlio people of Eugene, filled t ho large
hall almost to overflowing. Eugene's
best society was there and the cos
tumes worn by some of the ladles were
really elegant. The programme was
well selected; tlio music, furnished by
the eJprlngtlold orchestra, was excell
ent and the only barrier to a thorough
enjoyment of tho occasion was the
crush of so large an attendance. Hel
met lodge lias treated Its visitors roy
ally and It is hoped that they will all
return to their Homes wltn a favorable
Impression of this place and its people.
Stats Y. P. S. C.E. Thursday's Salem
Journal: The society meets In slats con
vention st Eugene Friday. The delegates
from Salem sre II. H. Gile snd wife, W. J.
Stsnloy snd wife, U. T. Roberts. W A.
Moores, Misses Alice snd Loiens Kirk, W.
11. Peck, Maltie Hunt, Mary and Lizzie Van
Wanner, Nine Mcllary, liertha Hroat, l.
H. Cook. Leonard George, Profs. Morrison
and Douglass, W. II. Anderson, H. Camp
bell. Miss Campbell and Miss Frizzell. A
prize banner will b awarded lbs county
tbal sbows tiie Greatest growlb, and ol
course tbe Marion county society, wbiob
expects to have nearly a hundred delegates
present will curry it off. '
Fcbtbsu PaTii:t)Lias. Cbas Goldsmith,
writing from Portland, gives tbs folios
lug additional particulars concerning the
death of Abe Goldrmilb: Ths deceased re
tired in tbe evening iu bis usual health, af
ter being around (own all day: not ari.iug
at bis usual hour bis friends went op to
awaks bim, but could get no answer, and
after a little delny, Ibey foroed ths door In
finding bim dying and unconscious. Tbe
pbysioians 'aid tbat be died trom neart
failure superinduced by kidney complaint.
Married.
Mr Louis J. Gay and Miss Mam! Linn
wer united in Ihe holy bonds of wedlock
at tbe borne of tbe bride's parents In
Jacksonville, Wednesday, October i, at 1
o'clock p. m. Ooly tbe near relatives
and friends witnessed th ceremony, after
which a handsome luncheon waa served
and s merry time bad until 4 o'clock when
ths newly married couple took tbelr depart-
nre for Portland their future borne. Mr.
Gay is an nprigbt, aspiring young man of
sterling habits and is on of Ihe postal
clerks in tbe Portland posioffloe.
The bride Is on of Jacksouviut s most
chaiming and accomplished young ladies.
She is s sister of Fletcher and Dsv id Lion
of this city, is well and favorably known
here, and ha a laig circle of relatives and
friends who units In wishing Mr. and Mrs.
Gay all happiness in their new sphsr of
Hie.
Knightly Courtesy.
Illy tiiiard.Oet. 11.
uurinir t no meet in ir or tiie ltuiu
lodge, of Knights of Pythias In Eugene
ine lames wnn ueeompaiileii the visit
lug Knights would have round time
rather wearisome while their liege lords
were tnsciissing ways ami means and
simitar tilings, nut fortlicellnrtsof Or,
Smiley who Interested himself in their
behalf ami saw that they were driven
about the town in carriages ami bug.
gics 10 an points ot interest . the
ladle appreciated the courtesy
snown them, ami iM'fotv leav
lug this morning met In the
llolt'iiian house parlor and with appro
priate words presented him with
costly and handsome Knights of Pyth
ias eiinrm, the follow ing ladles con trii
tiling: Mrs (I W Hoehstedlcr, Mrs. W
A Riel'laln, Sirs A 1, I'url, Mrs Mary
P Hill of AlluiiiV! Mrs dim llnvs Sn.
lent; Mrs A A Clevelaud AstorlafMr A
A Nngicton, Mrs (leo t .Mcl'onnell
Mrs P A Wagner Portland; Mrs C W
Ransom Forest drove; Mm Turner
Oliver Union; Mrs (I W Jett Raker
Hty.
AN KXCAMl'MKNT MTK.
National Guardsmen Will Go Into
( amp .Next lear.
llrlgaillcr-Uctieral Compson and
stall, Oregon Nat lonal Ouard. passed
through Portland from Salem, Thurs
day, Vt here they have lxcn holding
me monthly mcetimr or the state mill
tary board, en route to Astoria, where,
In accordance with a decision of the
board, they will retwlr to the seaside
for tho purtioKo of selecting a site Tor
the encampment next vcar. It Is a
debatable iiucstlon among the olllcers
of the National Ouard ns to w hether
they will go to Chicago next year or
not, to attend the world's fair. At the
meeting of the military board it was
decided that, In case the tnllltiii of this
state should not go to Chicago next
year, a state encampment of the bat
talion win no ticiit, ana some place on
the coast will probably lie selected.
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A. D. 11 j land Interviewed.
In an Interview with a Portlnnd Telegram
reporter th other day, Mr. Uyland very
correctly elates ths harvest situation of this
years follows:
Mr. A. D. Hyland, of Lowell,
Lane county, Is in Portland. He has s
ranch of over 7000 seres in Lane county on
which hs ha 1000 head of cattle. Ha had
this yesr 31 seres of hop, and talked en
tirtaiuinaly about the hop and other crops.
To a Telegram reporter be said:
"The hop crop this year was only about
one-half the average yield, but Is of an ex
cellent quality, and Is bringing a high price,
Hops sre now worth 21 ceuls per pound,
while last year the price was not nlgher
than 13 cents. Tbe net profit per cr will
be greater this year than last, as It will, of
course, cost much less to pick and market
th smaller crop.
"Tbe fruit crop la vary poor this year,
which I attribute principally to th fact tbat
o many Eastern tree hav been put out
la this country, which do not do so well a
ativ trees her. Th grape orop Is large
ly era being an abundano of all varieties.
ty,"Tb wbett crop in Lane county waa fill
tbesn average yield,' snd of a superior quali
ty. The price is very low, however, snd
the orop is moving slowly. Stock is in
splendid condition; in fact, never looked
llitter st this season of the year than it does
now."
Horses Stolen.
Stolen iu Lane county, Oregon,
about Octols-r .:, iv.i'.': One bay mare,
! year old, lti hamls high, weight 1100
pounds; slim, linn looking animal, well
bred, galled by cinch, neck sore behind
ears, caused by ros' in pulling back,
feel ami legs black to knees, black
mane and tail, shod in front, solo foot
ed. ( Ine dark Iron-gray horse, H years
old, l"i hands high, short switch tail,
looks stubby. One light sorrel horse.
white snt in front of imu Jit p, bald
fair, one or more white legs, almost to
khces, l.'i) bauds high, good condition,
chubby buill.
Description or men: "Hilly Mor
gan," i'i years old, dark complexion,
small black miistascbe, Roman nose
twist lo one side, black hair, inclined
to curl, talks low, weight lb) Munds,
about o fivt ti or 7 inches In height.
Also Alley Hunt, about 1! or 23,
light complexion, small light mus
tache, largo ears stand out from head.
SupMscd to have taken two saddles
branded Win. Preston, Eugene, Ore
gon. 1 he above described men and
horses were seen on tho lava, on the
roadonOct.il, IMC, going to eastern
Oregon.
Arrest Moriran and Hunt If Ihev
have the pros'rty or not as they have
taken horses from here; Isdh are horse
breakers; and wire me. The horses be
longed to John and Sheldon Jenkins.
J. I'm Poland,
ShctiU'of Lane county, Oregon.
Pally Ouard, Oct. It.
ItKl'AiiTKP. Most of tho dcleirates to
the late session of tho K. of P. grand
lodge left tor their respective homes
this morning. On account or the rail
road company having only one spec ml
rare transportation Issik the train was
Held here until nearly 11 o'clock to en
able the delegates to procure their tick
ets. The cars were Jammed to suffoca
tion. The railroad company should
have provided at least two extra coach
es, but they only had the usual nuinU r.
As the train pulled nut of the station
the delegates uUmrd gave three hearty
cheers tor the coplo of Eugene,
The County Endeavor Convention.
PallvOuanl, Oct. II.
Besides Ihe usual praise service last even
ing, Tree. 1 . L. Campbell of Monmouth de
livered s very able address on Christian En
deavor work.
This forenoon was uioslly consumed with
the reading of tbe various reports and short
discussions. When our last report came
n the convention was proceeding
with the election of olllecrs for the en
suing year. A larger number of dele
gates were present today and tho con
vention Is having a very Interesting
session,
Anderson, T E
Brown, Mrs J
Cbappelle, Frank
Collins. Oeo W
Clark, E Esq
Crenshaw, Wm
Davis, L J
Daell, Miss Mary
Emerson, Elmer E
Ishmael Mrs. J W
Knotf, Mrs Salendor
Keys, Mrs Ellen
Landon, Cbas
Montgomery, Mrs F
MoManny, J L
Nsyes, livron W
Orment, MissMlnnl
Psrslv, Mrs. L 0
Letter List.
Oct. 13. ISM
Anderson, J A
Caae, llert
Conard, A J
Cox, V A
Cox, Geo
Dale. John
Dickinson, Cbas
Elliott, 0 J
Hume, Ret J R
Irwin, H E
Knight, U A
Lay cock, Win F.sq
Song, Mrs A M
Murry, WF
MoCowan, Robt
Oarson, W II
O'Riley, Dick
Patterson, F E
Itawaon, II A
Sbellon, Dave
Pally (iuard, Oct. l.'i.
Orrictsa Elictso. Tb following-
named officers were elected fur Ihe enauina
year by tbe convention ol lb Lane County
Christian Endeavor Societies, which ad
journed yesterday noon i President, v.
If. L. Bates, Jtogane; 1st vie piesuieni,
William Pitney, Junction: 2d vio piesi.
dent, J. F. Kelly. Pleasant Mill; 3d vice
president, Mis llarlow, Springfield; ecr-
tary, una itutb fcaves, cogene; treaearer,
Mia Daisy Bond. Irving; direotora, David
Linn. Eusene: Mrs. Tibbitt. Lancaster;
Lathis Head, Junction; Mr. Blair, En gene;
Mrs. B. M. Babb. Eugene; Wm llollen-
beck, Eugene.
Married. In Lane county, Ore
gon, October 6, 1W, by Rev. Jas. H
Howark, S. P. Uilmore and Emma E
LUsc, all of Lane county, Oregon.
Fbilipps, Jsy
Ritchey, J 0
Simmon. Rev ThoinasSmith, J E
Smith, Joseph Smith, J R
Vslsrde, Frank Wad, Miss B (2)
Weler, Mr Young, Dr
Young, J B Esq
A chart; of one cent will be made on each
letter lven out Persons callluf for letters will
ulvaae say when advertlaed.
M1NMK WAHIIUUItN, P. M.
A gay and festive Individual representing
a prominent accident Insuranoe company,
worked Pendleton in good shape a few days
ago, say tbs Oregon Alliance Herald. Also
min host, of th Alt bouse, who, being of
a confiding nature, took stock in tbe plausi
ble fraud, who stated that bs worked Th
Dslles and among other prominent men had
taken flak on ex Governor Moody, for
wbiob bi honor bad given bim a check on
a bank at Tbe Dalle lor WW. Being a
little abort and desiring to settle his bill he
tendered to Mr. Kenn ths ex Governor's
check which wss taken and socount squared
np to date. Mr. Renn presented Ibe check
at tbe counter of First National Batik in
this city, with Its endorsement; it waa
paid. Fiv day passed, Mr. Itenn received
notio to call at th bank, notified tbat tbe
paper wa worthies snd forgery ; for lb
information be was charged 13 additional.
Not long sine tb caabiel of that earns in
stitution cam near investing 1100, but for
tune waa on bi side and the party disgorged.
But not so with min host of tb Alia. He
is out snd tb insuranoe nan baa gone
where tb woodbine twlnetb. Moral: Be
sure of lb man before yon cash bis ofaeok.
Doo Hold. Dr. Smiley ba told bl St.
Bernard dog to Mayor Hideout ot Mary
villa, California, fur tbssum ol 1 50.
Pally (iuard, Oct. li
Dwihion. Renpkrkd. In the case
of R. J. Pengra vs Allium Wheeler, it
will remembered that the attorneys for
the defendant asked for more dellnile
findings. Judge r'ullertou this morn
lug filed his additional findings, but
the former decision was not modineu.
A Mums. -Lebanon Advance: "A man
from Eugene brought th new to Lebanon
Wednesday that th bopgrower n tbal no
tion bad unloaded their crop at 35 rents
per pound. Sorry our grower did not get
ma sood a Drtce. it would bsv put sever
I thousand dollar more In circulation in
this vicinity." Our hop grower are also
soil sorry tbat they cannot raalizs 35
cnti per pount.
Jacob Mitchell, P. C. of Helmet lodge of
Eugene, is en titled to a goodlr portion ol
credit for ths reception accorded tb viit
, ing Knight.
A Comino F.VKNT.-An operutta.tb "Belle
of Saratoga," is now under wsy of product
ion, and will be presented to tbe musio lov
ing people of Eugene in due course ot time.
It will be put on the stago under direction
of Mr. Glenn, and bis musical ability in
sures th success of the piece.
Tbe 'I'M-Male Harberu.
Qitinot, III., Oct. 13. The largest crowd
which ever gathered here assembled today,
the occasion of Ihe trl-slate democratic bar
becue of Illinois, Missouri snd Iowa. It Is
estimated that 30.000 people took part.
Many beeves aud sheep were slaughtered
and rousted in out-door ovens for tb re.
galemeut ol tb multitudes. Four grand
stand were erected Iu as many paits of the
oily, and domoorutlo doutrlu were ennunol
ated trom as many point at one. Ths
principal speaker of the day were
lion. Adlal E. Stevenson, tho Hon.
W..M. Springer. Senator Roger (J.
Mills and tienerai John C. Rlack, ex
commissioner of pensions.
TlieNrnadof (trepan.
Aliuny, Or., Get. 13. Th Presbyterian
synod of Oregon convened today. This
body is composed of four presbyteries,
made np of Bi churches, snd has 250 elders
and 5500 members. Tbe presbytery of
Portland ha 21 churches, the presbytery
of the Willamette 27, Eastern Oregon 15
and Southern Oregon 17,
New Vark Itrapportlonmenl Law.
Alois I, (Jot. 13. iba court ol appeal
this ruorulua banded down a decision
affirming tb constitutionality of th new
state legislative apportionment law passed
by the Isst legislature, which wa demo-
orotic. The reapportionment under ths
now law is favorable to continued demo- '
oratio control of tho Btats legislature.
Judges Andrews and r inun dissent, Dom
ing ths law unconstitutional. Tb vote
of lb oourt sustslning th law wa on par
ty line, fiv demoorat voting for and two
republican against. Th decision greatly
increase th obances . of tbs demo
crats being able to elect enough members
of lbs legislature to control th choice of a
snocossor to United States Senator Frank
Hiscock.
Contract Lkt. Uarrlsburg Courier:
Tbe directors of the Usirisborg Water Pow
er Company, beld a special meeting Tues
day nioruiug. Tbe business of Ihe direc
tors wa to consider tb bonds of tb eon-
trsclors and to levy a second assessment.
Mr. Kelly, ths contractor, ha given two
bonds. The first is a bond for 2500 tor
th faithful performance of his contract and
tb second is a bond fur 13000 for tbe con
struction of tbe dauis, Tb natur of tb
second contract i such that should tb dam
be destroyed by overflow or other specified
causes, at any tim within three year of
Ih completion of Ih same, ibe contractor
snail replace the dam at bi own expense,
and tb validity of th bond lhall be in
tended for three year from th dat of said
reconstruction is completed, ine two
bonds were accepted by th director and
an assessment ol 25 cants on each dollar's
worth of subscribers' stock was ordered lev
ied. A HmooL Clkkk'h Tiiolbij. Geo.
V Misutvcv. a delinnuent school
clerk from Curry county, was last week
taken to the state prisou. jib wsssru.
tenoed one year for larceny of some of
the funds but there are favorable clr
cunistuiices, and a strong petition for
his pardou accompanies his papers.
He was isxir and a creditor pressed
him. He used the public money.
Wao VVxus Tuti? Harrisborg Courier:
Marion Hyde has posted up trespass notic
es this week. Some time ago banters
killed one of bi bogs, and on day last
week three more were ahot down. Mr,
Hyde says this last depredation wa don
by boy who live in Eugene, and he will at
one take steps to recover the vain of th
same.
A Ri(i Jon. Workmen are engaged
moving the Water Company's big
pump to iU place. As it weighs 5000
pounds it Is not an easy job. The
pump Is a compound duplex, and has a
capacity of 00,000 gallons per hour.
The building at the pumping station 1
about completed except pululing.
Goldsmnn.
prcmpt attenti'
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