7
luiiimls-hjiii in Court.
Jau '
Ullll
Jacob Gates tnuiker Ciulea
Mitchell road
C M Collier surveyor Gale and
Mitchell roatl
! J McCulloch supervisor ills-
tilctN'o itf
J A Ashby supervisor district
No 03
V 15 Muwley supervisor district
No H.
II M I'rico BUirvlor district
No 8
II M Hunter supervisor district
No -0
j T Calllsoii county commls-
duller
1 I, Simpson work n sssess-
uient roll
A J Johnson sherill' boaid of
prisoners etc
J E Jennings work on assess
ment roll
V C Yorau clerical work
Star Job otllce pilutlng
I I, Cauipbull "
.e.Ieiliilngs stationery
J l hlsmuti delivering ballot
hexes claimed t-1 00 allowed
It F Bond copy of military roll., lo o0
LI I Bangs team for commit
siouers and huuling ferry etc...
Kuitene Electric Light Company
lights for Deceuilier
George H Forrest repair ou
stove In treasurer's oil lea
Ira McFurlund Janitor work
L U UwkwItU supplies for pau-
1 00
o 70
li 00
22 oa
20 CO
14 00
22 10
It 00
61 00
10 32
M 00
22 00
6 50
10 Uo
8 70
17 0
LIST.
r II McLean
m.tL i.u.i..
-ourt Will
Selected.
be
28 00
60
1 2o
ier ...
Alsea Holler
2 40
13 50
2 45
2 33
13 00
2 00
Mllli supplies for
pauper
Gruy A Hon candle and oil
J LZlegler supplies for pauper..
V li Yates, Justice of the peace,
precinct jury list Irving pre
cinct J H lnwall, assisting precinct
jury list, Irving precinct
J 11 Yates, assisting precinct Jury
list. Irving precinct
M J lladsell, Justice of the peace
precinct jury lilt, Maplttoti
precinct
I'has.Gettys, assisting Jury Hit
Mapletoii precinct
Amos lludsall, assisting Jury
li.t, Mnpleton precinct 2 00
F Ji Wilson, Justice of the eacu
precinct Jury lint Florence pre
cinct U XV Kurd, assisting precinct Ju
ry list, Florence precinct
John Li Furnish, assisting Jury
list Florence prsolnct
Cbiias W Lyone, work on Slu
slaw road
LIN Bony, breskwater for Ku-
geue bridge 151
llyrou Wallace, bounty ou cou
gar scalp 2 00
TJ M Bigg bounty on cougar scalp 2 00
i' i. w.-. .. n-...i i . : . .
r runu omnuiu, uuuniy ou coyoio
scalp
L U Murkluy bounty on coyote
scalp
Ld Judkius, bounty on 6 coyote
sculps 10 00
Iotiy Ham-on, bounty ou two
cougar seams 4 00
(' W Lyons, supervisor district
o :i.t
J 1' Curriu, viewer J U Powell
road
XV 11 Small, viewer JO l'owell
road
James JI Mcl-urlaud viewer J U
l'owell road
John I'owoll, cliniuiuau, J U
l'owell road
Harvey Taylor, clmiuruaii j CI
l'owell road..
V W Shortridge, marker, J G
l'owell road
(' M Collier, surveyor J O l'owell
roau
3 00
2 00
2 00
20 00
10
00
00
00
00
l'Sll? Gtiar.1 I.... ...
'I I. i-i.ury n,. (( t .os
gmtxsin. Xwo hfndJ" V is for l e
'ri ii . . 1 v.n
lbs list Is as follow..
fLEASANT HILL,
ii urtstow
David Lby
J L lPimptou
Anrtel Ilriuuiiwuj
W L Wbe-el. r
H Powell
n y
f irm r
furrurr
NKU M NUUIMIION.
Walla Walla Is to lUvu a Nt i liurcli
aud Already lla a I'astor.
A Two Mill
Tux l.ejr Uad '
I the ( ini-ii".
"'V yU II I.I. 1THUI' I OIOKIM.
I'hiIjt iiusr.l, Jmiinrj ii..
At a special nchool inetlng callfd by
the boaid of director mid held in the
m'hool
oourt.
15 00
3 00
2 110
3 40
2 00
2 00
2 00
13 SO
The
The U. of U. Senate
Pally Guard, Jumiarjr li'..
Senatoofthe U of O.
rhilologlun Hall lint evening and
very interesting m?mIoii wna held. The
Senate was called to order by President
Woodson nt S o'clock. After roll call
the Journal of the previous day was
reai and apprr.vwd.
L nder the head of memorials and
resolutions, Sonator Young of Lane
county, Introduced a men orlal to puts
tlon o:ir legislators in Washington to
exert their influence to have the Will
amette river Improved as far up an
Lugene. After a very spirited and
Interesting debate the memorial wat
passed. Senator Ilradley then lutro
duced a memorial to Congress ask
"g that $45,000 be appropriated to
build uu electric car line from the Ku
gene depot to the U ofO, to replace
tb iniilo lin now In operation. The
K-iiators weredivhled upon this ques
tion; those from tho valley favoring
and those from Eastern Oregon and
n-Minatli county opposing, upon the
ground that their mulo industry would
be ruined.
S.nate Hill No. 1, was Introduced by
Wliittleuloy of Multnomah county, to
ailprenrllltHtllXI Olifl In sri. nam l.nil.l.
bigs for the Uof O. This was read
tbree tlnii-s, uud after a lengthy debate
iiiaeieciton or a V a Senator was
tben taken up. T T Oeer received
fight Votes. J If Mltoli.ll n.n. II V
t'orbett four, IJourue three and Ten-
iioyHr one.
I'pou motion tho Senate adjouruod.
1 be Senate Intends holding an open
"-sion In Vlllaid hall in the near fu
ture. Our friend are cordially In
vited to atteud these sessions at any
tune. They are held every Friday
"igbt la rhllologlBii hull.
W
I'nry Mitchell
i j i ornelius
J I) Wilioa
H llldgoti
C 11 Davis
John Sellvrs
A K McKeuzle
K J Heiiiphlll
Samuel 1'arks
Jt NtTtON tlTV
F A Saylor
W C W'a.hburne
w li llaber
J M lieebe
Charlts Dickenson
(leorge Carson
C liasO Shipley
Johu Strome
Koliert M Clow
Frank Uristow
Henry Loretz
K U Lee
Henry liushuell
K J Fhrman
FALL CRtlK.
J H Y'oumr
J WCox
U J Callisou
A J Ken fro
JABI'KH.
J M Keeney
li l hylveter
Marlou Wallace
CAMP CREEK.
Alfred IiraltalQ
v A 1 oht
I N Oreene
O N McLean
W S ltoss
CKESWELL.
I F Mon-e
J J Scott
Win Tlflany
R i; Walker
W 1' Chrismau
Hobsrt Schmutz
W Stone
1' M Juck-.au. r
Albirt Wlnzenreld
J Hunter
Haver
A Tozler
J A Hughe
TuinaTON.
John Donaldson
O Cireen
O A Mc.Mahau
MA liltgood
uames are Heni-v Phiin...
r) Tl(iuiil Vun.ln, ....
term of M l 11,-uiru-ks
Johu Cochran
I H O Uurrisou
Hoihiey Scott
bv
merchaut.
farmer.
UOBAWS,
blacksmith.
foreman
cashier
grain merchant
merchant
farmer
druggist
miller
farmer
uirrcbaut
miller
farmer
farmer
farmer
i R Cook
'I'bouiits Settvcy
N 1' lliiinmitt
Snuford S Skiiiiit-r
'brli lUxti r
M 11 StattoiJ
1 C Nicholson.
i-oax VAi.i.Ev.
H H Tllton
John (luiley
O W Kimball
KU HARDSON.
V W I'.rown
J S Cost is
ti W Harpole
It F Field
M D Allen
C II Stickles
J M (iold-on
EINANCIAI. KKI'OKr.
IH iiknk, Dr., Jan. 15, I
lo the ieual voter of s. hool distiict
-o. I, line county, Oreuon;
your iHianl of ilntctors. hei:
W,
J F Iiniinn
L'li 1'erkins
SrKNCEK.
COYOTB.
O J Foss
W I Coleman
John Simpson
O W Holland
merchant
blacksmith
farmer
farmer
farmer
farmer
landlord
hardware dealer
merchant
clerk.
I Ivsryinan
fsriuer
CHEMIKK.
A M Thumriu
1 A Fountain
O K Hale
Nelson Cook
COTTASJR OKOVK
J W Oowdy
1) H Harris
W XV Khortrldge
I J Taylor
Jneeph I'.rklns
Oeorge Sears
J C Wallace
J M Sherwood
O F Knox
W Chrisman
S H I'lpsr
ii LiCWlS
met lu Herbert Kakln
XV l LOCKWOOll
James llcmenway
Sl'KINUFIELD,
C Hush net I,
M M Harlow '.
A Stevens "
rainier Ayres "
11 h F.uwards
I) Uuiton "
F l'owers "
O A Campbell "
C Jirattain
Cutting Caief "
XV 11 Ooslcr
ELOENK.
JB Harris capitalist.
K A Shackle', t
III) Paine merchaut.
O W Knapp "
K W KirkpatricK earpenter.
F A Button, "
XV Lakin
T B Andersou "
IT Itowland
L B Bossinan farmer.
Henry Kouipp "
J K Stevens "
MTAubiey
1) M McCrady "
PJ Mcl'herson
A L Lamb
A J Chapmun "
James Burger "
M Ciearhari "
William Miller "
J H Pratt
J It Park
J C Church
J O Gray
I) M Purkerson
Thomas Koupal "
Sol V Jacob "
Thurston Goodpasture "
K 1J Whitney
W C orau
t E McCiure
B B Demmlng
W T Kayser
J L Stewart
El. Ml K A.
MA II EL,
LANE.
Sstli Simmons
iii:utAN.
J L Taylor
LAKE (.'KEEK.
Granville Lundy
MClv EN IE
A S Powers
EI.OKENCK.
Geo O KcowleM
Jamrs Hay
H B Mills
J A McLeod
l'eudlfloii F. O: "(if nmklng book
,. " ....w... io.,r is uoeiio, wrote court hotisu lu.t uighl a special
' 1 Sill' rll umi. t,...mli,.. Ii A.. !'... . ... .
u . . .-., .. . ,.K .,,, uiu i in hi mo n,i s uas evii-ii.
not put In the word, "aud chu.clie.." I I he ,0,ng was call to orde.
. ".I . u- I ' V- ,I' ",,,ur V- V "' l'rtii. cliairman of (lie bomd .
nuuier ....... mm, .ucn now i uiim tors. T he c erk road the call
" ''4":,lw";,,,1",, ,W' .VT r "fU'e"l t,ll,,ch n"r wh"'1' "'" '''airman riad U,e
It ii ! 1 1 1!". ii! m'.t "'V' ?.""."irr : tl"aii'lal reyott showmg th,. i ui.sis
i .. i Ti I "iiiini iiooif.ii in which i lit i ihtnct Is Mt th s Hint
liv.,. ' l I'lii iii.i iiu ti 1 . i"., i ' . "r the present year M.,
' " " " , i ' . -""" ' '"' mry , oaseu on caliMllntloii maile niVolditii; t
in ii,uiii.. . ..H.I.H. .ii : uu umi kuo 'ii-uge or i no iliivctoi ji
uruii-r , mistime.
: nv lanner.iii new pastor, was In
W alia Wulla about tlirto vearsago, m
which time he hud liM sinressiul te
vival meetings during ev Fver' ad
ministration at the Methodist church,
at which time Kev Tanner msde msnv
fi iemls who w ill welcome luui to Wai
ls v allu.
Uev David MclnturIT, of Spokane,
appears lo tut the head of the move
ment, and, in an open letter to the
people of Walla W ulla, he wrote as
follows:
Spokane. Wash., Jan. 13, lv.7.
To the cltlreus of Walla Walla.
I Greeting: By the authotit v vested In
mu as founder of the Poi.e' I'nlted
('burch, I have thisduv Hiinolniml Mm
l!ev Fillmore Tuuner. uu lilr In our
! church, as pastor of our church to lie
organized in your dlv. We have la-en
I looking t ) Walla Wnllu for hoihk i
j but have not t een able to pare Itroth
I er Tanner from ln-re till now. He wa
miller general secretary of the YM I'A, In
rainier; this city for a long time and did a
merchant great work, lie is k man filled with
the Holy Ghost and led of God
farmer '" bis work.
Our work Is W'liig greatly blessed i,f
..oil wherever planted. I n the parent
, church souls are being saved in the
re.ular services at the lute of ulmt
farmer , t" day. Sometimes theie are as
;iuaiiyus thirty at the altar at one j
f-r, , 1 NV '"lleve In tlie old time re-
larmer lijji,,,, ,! h, the power of God to save!
and sanctify lu every service. Letters
farmer 'are coming In from all over the union
j Hiking that our church he oriranie-l.
Mnce there are 4H.tHH).0lK) in norland 1 ... . 4.103 HO
It ' , '!'..(.. I I.. I i . .
who never irn to church we on v uslt n ,"ul iouuoitiuess lust vi-ar s
j chance at them. Since there are Hl.iKJ .. .lM,,t 4,11.10(10
churches with no convei'Mioiis In n I "euucllon (luring the imst
fiirin
farmer ,
miller
farmer !
farmer
editor
farmer ;
leave lo submit herewith the lluancial
s'liiiiiing or me district at tin tune
lor j our coiishlcralion.
KECKII'I'S.
Casli on hand lust yeur
Hccuved from taxes
' " county fund...
" " stale ....
" " tuition nun
resident pupil
A Strong Pressure lUemg Hi eught
to !ssr on the Demi
and I'np.
(, ; to ll.s i,i tan.
Sai.em, Jau IS. No ipioruni ap
peared in the house toilsy. A strong
pressure is Mug tirought to twar on
the democrats and populists.
The si-h-ju Is transctliig business lu
a lialf-lu a 'led w ay.
A rurisl Omf.
Sai km, Jan IS; .H::n p iii-Dotuooratlo
representatives who attainted the ses
sioa i lil forenoon aie not lu their
snats tins Hlternoon. Only tlilrty-one
nieml.ers aie present. Bepublleans
cmiplaiii at lising compelled to sac
ritlce local measures lo gratlflv any
one's senatorial aspirations.
The ojiMisitiou ileelare this a crucial
day. If tiny ran hold out until mid
ulglitln brrakinx the (luorum, ths
flection of C S senator must go over
nut II February 1M.
2, in I IT.
3.227 (II
4,524 Ihj
I.2S7 M
li:t mi
ill.oon 7
Mslll'nsi MEN IS.
Teacher salarit
Janitor " .sii no
' .",rK . " 12.-1 on
-nous an. i interest I i;p
i.S :t
Wood
I usuraiice
Incidental....
licpaiis
Cash ou 1 1 ii ii it
hi.) no
;ii-2 3i
I t o
l.loi I (14
$H,iltN
lNt'EUIEDNESM.
I be present Indebtedness of tho
trict it as follows:
tine note due Aug Tt Is 1S'(7
7th IS:7...
Nov 2!Uh Ih.17
(lis
I.OlK) IKI
1 ,IXKI (Nl
,11. H) (1(1
.. . 1 . .
imciehi acc inu on same u;t 00
Total
J J Winn
O V Slays
LONU TOM.
Jt AI'LETON.
farmer
Fred C Beau
(I AI E CHEEK.
J J Pepolt.
(il.ENTKN A.
J U Sutherland
WALTON.
Denjamlu Lyons
SIl'SLAW.
H Doty
Bub Crow
W B Hau ler
J P Iumau
farmer
firm
tanner
fanner
farmer
mere! ant
District Diviheu. The Kucene
road district lying on the east ante
W lllamelte street was divided by the
county coutt at th present session In
to two districts. The dividitiir Hue
starts ou Willamette street at the alley
between FJirhth and Ninth streets and
runs east to High strm-t, thence south
to Ninth street and from there east to
the eastern boundary of the district
This practically throws all of one of
(lie new districts on the north side of
the Willamette river and all of the
other on tho south side. L Simons
was reappointed bv t lie board super
visor of the north side district and J T
Bowlaud was appointed on the south
.1,1. 11. II L ftt..f ...1. ........
SUIT. J 1 1 il I .lie. .'I 1IM' II nm Rir
poluted supervisor of the Kiiucn ills
trict on tho west side of Willamette
street.
Beceptio.v to Miss Smith. Miss
Hebecca Smitli of Salem state organ
izer nf the L O T M, was tendered a
reception bv the members of the local
hive in their hall last Friday night.
The members of F.ugene Tent, No 62,
K O T M, were invited and took pin t
in the reception which was a sur
prise to Miss Smitli. The evening
was very pleasantly spent In a sociai
way. Instrumental music was ren
dered during thu evsulng and a splen
did lunch wus served. The Bee I live,
under whose auspices the reception
was gived i now fully organized and
has beeu granted a charter. It has a
membership of 21).
Pallf (iusru. Jauusry It'.. Koliert Johuson
Fdlt K'll llvn TIl-l-u Tnlm I'np. i(! It WulkOll
lyle
Jutlce Wheeler today ou the charge J B Wllloughby
"'.Killing deer out of season. A Jury H (iarrison
'rial was lmd, the following Jury being Joel MeCnrmaek
nawn in the case: Anderson Hoi-1 B A Allen
b)nd, 'A A Davis, II II Patlisou, K U J L Zlegler
'o.iieubeCki L Simon, J II Goodman.
Giecase wo prosecuted by Deputy
district Attorney L T Harris assisted
,y Deputy Gams Warden M O W II-
miis. 1 he defense was conducted by
Attorney Geo B Dorrls. After a tiutn-
t'er nf witllpsufiaa liail liAAn uTnriilriail
tbe jury took the case In hand and lu a
printer,
landlord,
milkman,
real estate dealer,
teamster,
painter,
butcher,
butcher,
grocer.
Anotiiek Law Fikm. Cottage
Orove Leader: Attorney JK Young,
who lias located for a number of years
at Kugetie, has formed a partnership
with Li isilyeil, l lie wen kuowii law
yer, for the'practlce of their profession
In Lane county. Mr Young will l
permanently located In Cottage Grove
and Is having a neat little ofllce build
ing put up Just obovs the bridge on
the west side. His connection with
Mr Bilyeti will enable him to transiict
any business at the county seot with
out unnecessary expense or delay. We
wish the new firm success and are sat
isfied they will iret a liberal portion of
tho business In their line of Cottage
Grove and vicinity.
come calling men to
whole year we
repent.
DAVID M'INTCT i F F.
.Mai rice;.
Cal., Mercury of Jan-
The Sun Jose,
uury liuli snvs:
"One of the prettiest home wed
ding of the week was that of Charles
lnnliiini ami .Miss NettV Ingham,
which took place Weeiicsdiiy at 11:30
o'clock nt the residence of tlie bride's
parents, Jlr and Mrs John Ingham,
12-1 Balbach street, in the presence of
the immediate relatives of the con
tracting parlies. The interior of the
house was prettily decorated with Ivy,
sniilux, potted plant and carnations.
. neautllul lloiul umhrella was sus
pended from tlie celling in the parlor,
and under this the happy couple stood
whllo i!y D Fisher of the Centlln
Methodist church performtd tlie I in.
presslve marriage service.
Attercougratiilution were ottered
the wedding party repair.! t to the din-
lug room, where a dclicinua weddini;
nreuklast was served, while eont;rutii
lutoiy telegrams were read from dis
tant frisnds of the Piiile and urooui.
I'lie bride, who looked charmim; in lier
brown cloth suit with hut and gloves
to match, was formerly a resident of
nan Jose, but of late years ha resided
lu l-.ugene, Oregon. By her sweet dis
position and sunny manner she has
won her many friends, both here and
in Oregon. The croom is a vounir
man of sterling dualities ami lias an
enviable reputation as a rising young
uisinsss man. lie is a mem er of thv
Native Sons of th Golden West and
well known in San Joe. Mr and
Mr Krous left on the 11:25 train for
San Francisco. When they return
they will occupy their pretty new
otittge at 127 Balbach street. -wliern
they will be at home to their friend
after the 15th Inst.
" Those iiresen' were: Mr and Mrs
oli n lughttin, Mr and Mrs Kmcr.v
ngliaui of l-.uirene, OriL'on: Mrs I.
Bowman, Miss Ldmi Bowman, Miss
Iz.Ih Dowmai', Mi M Breniman.
Miss Pearl Brrnimun, Miss De i:tt:i
nghum, Miss Carrie Krotiso, lleiirv
iowiiian and Km 1 1 K rouse.
Tear.
Estimated expense for the
yeur are as follow:
Interest for ono ar
Wood
Teachers' salaries
Janitors' "
Clerk's .J.""
Insurance
Incidentals .".!!."
(No ustliiiulc for lepuirsl
827 00
ensuing
4S t 00
2ii do
7,0ii'J 50
540 HO
125 00
Hi5 00
450 i 0
$l),lki5 50
f.MIMA 1KI1 KKCEII-I'S.
li.. i
uhsiiik our estimates ou appropria
tions for inevioiin years w shall prob-
.i iriTfiw iroui
County fund 4,023 Oil
State ' limi:i
i null on hand , p n p
iialaiien to raise hy ux a,0(5 4't
$ o,i;;fi 5d
i lie estimated valuation f thr as
vessublu ptopeity of the dislrlcl isfl-
liu.ioi. A (mii mill tux on this
amount will ruiso $2'.HHI,oo. Mskinc
.....ii . . . .
an iiiiiih lines oi inpercein lor dcllii
ipiont luxe w ill leave us short of the
slimaled expense $ !),') HI. We, bow-
ever, impe to I aide, liy the piaullceof
ine most Judiclou ei'oni inv to carry on
i or scnoois wun me levy ol it two mill
lax which we licrehy reeommeiid.
livspectfully subliiitled,
W.m Pkkso.n,
J L I'AOE,
CM Fkank,
Direiiim-i
Alter the report had been made n
motion was made lo levy a lux of two
mills. A second muUoii was made to
amend the Hist hy making the levy
lie hum. 1 he amendment was lost
unci tlie original mollon lo makn the
lax two nulls was carried bv it vole of
the iiiccliiig.
i'erseaal.
Psllr (liisnl, Jsuusry Is.
K M Patterson was au arrival from
PortlanJ today.
C I-: Lock wood, a Portland attorney,
spent Sunday In F.ugene.
Hurley Morris f Harrlsliiirg, was an
arrival on the afteruiHin train.
Miss I.lnnla Holt returned yesterday
afternoon from a visit lo Portland.
Mr P Frank Is Improving very
nicely and is now aide to sit uo seme
each day.
Mr N K Frser and daushter
returned Ibis afternoon from a visit to
Linn county.
A J l'lckurd went lo Benton county
and the west side counties tills morn
ing to purchase cattle.
Howard Bowlaud weut to Salem
yesterday to erve as a clerk on one of
the senate committees.
A B 5oul, the popular drummer,
spent a Hirllon of today In ths city.
11 will return here tomorrow.
Mrs C M You n if who has tieeu vis
iting at tho home of her parents In
Portland tines tho holidays arrived
home this afternoon.
Itatd Bloch of Portland was an ar
rival on (he afternoon train. He
w III deliver au address In-fore assembly
at the University tomorrow at II a lu.
Secretary of State II 11 Klncald and
Senators J II McCliiug and I I) Driver
returned lo Sulem today after msklnif
a short visit to their homes in this
Uy.
I) I'. Yorun, traveling retail sales
man for lorau it Hon' shoe store.
went lo Hulsev toduv and will visit
Harrislitirgutid Junction City before
returning.
Ashland Record: Mr B J Penura
and daughter ot Portland visited her
tirotlicr. the Messem:rs, from Friday
to Sunday while en route to southern
Culilnrula.
E.
Junttioti City ItniH.
few
guilty,
tniuutes brought lu a report of not
i'tiljr r.uard, lanuary l'i.
'"Kioht Notes.-A XV Hsskell
received a car load of hay from Halsey
Mm mnrnlnK- The Lugene
BU and Elevator company Is loading
J car of Hour for tho Portland market.
The Eugene tannery received
r;arload of green hides from tlie north
Bus morning.
L G Beck with
I K Peters
J S Gray
A E Wis) I
William Preston
CS Farrow
L Gllstrap
F Kelsner
P 1) Gilbert
John Stewart
llll Forrest
Percy Long
Ahead ok Pom lanh Corvslli
Times: "Cam Hemphill and Edwin
Stone, of this city, returned Thursday
from Eugene, where they huve lieen
In attendance at tho institution of a
lodge of Elks. Tho gentlemen euk
in tli hiLfhest terms of Eugene hos
pitality. A good lodge was established
and later followed a baippn t. It Is
..I, I ilmi veil Portland can't beat Hie
spread that Eugene gave, the only
thing to lie lacking wus a dish of
nightingales' toniruss. Speeelies,
tousts, fancy wines and cigars followed
the feast and a merry tlnule was the
result.
lUtOK.MT It W ii KMC I Kill..
Iv Lyons Itioke Fa I 111 With
lloiiilsiurn, lint Is .low Safe
In Jail.
Ills
There are indications: that l)ur-
rant will t n new trial, the judge
already having stated that there
was not lucts oiioiigh to convict
him. Tln-ro wcro plenty for the
public ull tho same.
An cxcliutigo at Salem heads an
article, "The gisal times are licre."
Glail to know it. Bring soiim
around.
1' S The ruilroad from Salem to
Astoria is already built.
P h Ditto tho railroad to Mari.
Holly gee, hut ain't we Botne-
what of a liar.
The courtrt liavo at last deter-
mined that Hie lati) Samuel J. 1 il
licit dm not know how to write u
will. Tim decision is no rullectiott
upon tho wisdom of tho Huge nt
Grummercy l'urk, nor upon his
legal in-iimen. No lawyer knows
how in write a will. Xuittior does
iinylioil y eUe, f.ir I hat matter. Tlie
preeeili'i.ts 'n prnliatu cases
saddler,
clerk
cattle buyer
blacksmith,
hardware dealer.
IllM.SO.
J D Spenc-r
AnJ'Tsuii I Loiber
I, J Limil'y
John tnj i e
UII'bLS
W B Goodman
far mi r
faraio
lully hutr. jHiiua-j I '.
New Law Okek e. J I'. Y'oung
of the law firm of Hilyeu A Youmt of
. this city this afternoon went to (,'ot
I int.1. (iriivn where he will have charge
of a branch olllce which has been es-j in well
.tabilshed in that city by tbe aiove, prc-eiit
named firm. The firm is a strong one
here and will no Uouw io g'" a FaI.sk Ki .Moit.-A rumor was eir
l.usiness with their brunch oltl.-e ul j ,(1 ,,,, UlH Htietsj Issl evening uud
Cottage Grove. ) thi morning to the ell'ect that J B
. . - I siin.. of this city, had died sudib-nly.
.t.y.iir.l. Jsiiu.ry 1- - I he rumor I entirely Without f-itm
FlNEU r ,sl-C Grilllll sppeand le .(u,,,n, O
fore lt-corilcr Donis last evening and ! : :
. i...i .., ,iiiv f,i tin. eliHrire of tliinif a 1 Strut ( om m Issionor Doyle Imlav
!.'.. i, .i.i..ii, f it v limits. II wus I l ut in a new crossing on Ninth street
lined T'-OO and c u.
Tiliic,.!tin l'i.
CFlluriburt and WC Wiwhhurnc
at letoled the Elks l.iiiiijiiel in Eugene
ami came home lull Hedged mem
he is.
Geo T Hall, Jr, of Eugene, shipped a
consignment of Imps from this Million
Tuesday.
J M Howsrd expects to open up his
store ngiiln in u lew days. A salisfuc
tory settlement with In creditors is
about made and we hope to See "Jim"
ou hU feet I'galn st (be old stand.
II B Tunnan, a cattle dealer, of Cal
ifornia, I buying cattle in this neigh
borhood. At present he has secured a
(ruin load and Is negotiating for 350
lieud more. Mr Tin man Is very milch
of a gentlemen and is repotted as giv
ing the funnel a F'juaro deal all
around.
TheG A Itnn.l XV III held a joint j
lu-tullutinu on Friday night lust which
wus a vety enjoyable ulluir. There j
were about sixty person present. 'The '
Belief Col ps officers Wete installed hy I In .Int. ell, ,n (ilv i,r,-li,,-l .ill... t It.,..
Mis liszer, of Eugero, iiistiiutliig and j n. ,.,mu WBH eominitied, Instead of
installing olllcer. ut d a ilonu In a I Eng-liw as stated in t he ulmv dispute!,
very excellent manner. Mrs Fraer ! ii honil.tnuii w ,li i ... r. imlred l,e lu
i to forfeit the iki Lyons was brotiijlil
I mck to Eugi'iie on the early tru u this
J moruiiig Py SherilT Johnson, lei
'Uuutto Medfnrd nfli-r hllll (Hid has
heeii placed in the county Jail wlu-rw
I Im will he kept until court convenes
again. J
A dispatch In (he Oregouiun dateil
at Mwdford tenluy suys: "E E
Lyons was arrested in this city lust
11. glit on u warrant Issued at Eugene,
charging him w itli the larceny of pun
I lo funds. He had been eUKiiged hv
his hrotlii r In 1-:. inline, w ho I Sherlll
Johnson's depuly, to collect taxes, uud
alter (tie work was llulshcd, lie was
foil. id to be short to the amount of 0.
Ths mailer Is lng brought to the atten
tion of th prosecuting alio nev. lie
was arrested and bound over in the
justice court to uniiear la-fore the irruuii
jury. His bonds were llxed at. 4lon
and were furnished Icy relatives in Eu
ene. 'The dsy heforo Hie moeliug of
the gland Jury he left, uud since that
limeSherill Johnson has liven on the
lookout for him, but only a few davs
ago did he succeed In lix-atiughiin hem.
lie seemed greatly surprised at his ar
rest, and had a iniich dlllerent ntorv to
tell than that related by the sheriff.
lie imil iieeu here Tor, alsiut u month,
having come from the south, and was
engaged in giving exhibitions with a
small inagie-lanteru mitllt. 1 1 was
taken Phi k to Eugene tonight by tho
sherilT."
Iiii titl r I years demonstrate
truth.
Sal in lh lly
Lurk Hilveu,
tlired ilenincrutlC
lor speaker of the
for a
this
Salesman: Hon.
the good-na-ciiucus
nominee
liousn, will di
rect his ut'cntioii, should the house
ever ori!'ini.e, toward secunns the
hiis-agn nf a hill re enacting the
mortgage tax law. Mr Hilyeu has
ii careful prepared bill on this Bub-
j,ct. t is the old law recast and
strengthened so ns to preclude ex
emptions on account of fictitious
indebted liens. Mr Bilyeti lias an
other hill which will receive his
lidt ell'iirts. It provides for de-
Indians for purpose of assessment
of bona fide indebted (less, which
tdiull be ascertained by tho county
iiHsehSors.
mude 1 1 1 it 1 1 v friends unioug those pies
elit. The post olllcers were Inst illed
by Commander Molllt.
Pkl.) 'oisril, J.niii-y p.
Social Dam i:. Tim Brown family
last iilxht gavu thu second of a series
o dunces which will be continued
every Fiiday for the next tlure
nioiilhs. Almiit II fly couple were
pie-eot and all expiessed t Leln-i I v. s
pleas.-d. A litlluliiT w.-re
rum neiKlilinring town.
Itd'.'y ijii.tril, Jsinur; P..
ul the alley by Bangs' livery baru.
County Superintendent Will-
i ims, of (iraut county, who was
severely stabbed some time since
hv ono of his students, Ed Mead
ows, nt l'rairio City. bus. bail his
I. voi.s was -acting lo Hi capacity of 0i,jt,mry pulilished ilia IlUtnlwr of
deputy sbenll and us .-,,11. cling luxe I . . n, ... ... .
,..... ..... .,.u n
of the press and n murderous youth
to rum ive him from tlie earth. The
Long Creek Eagle says be has
about recovered from his injuries,
uml sas ibli! to take charge of his
his school on the -lib. Young
Meadows is still as large.
Kugnne Journal: Iteprcsenta
live T J Vaugbiin of I, alio county
wants it distinct!) understood that
be was present and ready to orgs
tiuo the iiouse and procecdid to
business from the jump- H" WttS
disgiisleil with tliedeliiy ami o He red
to take p-iy for a half a day and go
home, lint the secretary of state
refused to issue a warrant as no
appropriation had been mude out
of which to pay It. S; Mr "it Ii -an
ducided to stay awhile and see
Ii iw thu cat will jump.
'The Willopoii uy As.skinmkm'.
Tho assignment o F.J W'illoiuhli.y, of
llanistiurtf, shows the assets to eoii-si-l
of HCtesof land worth
undent le and farming utensils worth
ii I In. 'The principal ereditor ute lli i
Waterloo Co, F M ll-mlc, Colmrg.
IS'MH; Win Lane, Itowhind, V'xHl; XV
( lirti. H, I lin rlsliorif, H Nlxo i,
II; miln.rir, $'td; h irst Nutioiial Bunk,
iMik'elie, (1UI; Eugene I .on ll & Savings
haul', tliu; J F I'aitney, Port Uud,
t7o!; i;Siew.rt, 575; J Dl-iinoinl, ( n
burg, JJl'i; May it ."NiMh Is, IJ7; E T
Wllloughby, tiisio.
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Ilk
Ul I til A 5 lo ii'Hik sat.
cot t lilac1. cOirao ; 1,
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