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About The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1897)
A MODEL MILL. II! l.!l!(t'!H' ,!iillll!IL' .IIIIIS U 11 lln' Tiiiirs liiiii'ovd i MmIs an:l !'p.!r.U:lttf JI'I'-llilHTV. t U lie II I (llllllltf III llt-). I'ully 'iilitrd, AllKUat 1 1 A ii'AKii rcpreeiitullvo u'hilu at the Eugene lloiiring mill yolcriluy,on in clih'iilul litiiiii' N-i, found Unit Import itiil uiljuiH'l of Eugene's miiiiufiictur; iiiK ?iitTrine In enndi'lo:; I') ''are for (liu golden glum lln.l In eoiiiliie'.ciiig to mil in. Tin" mill company re:cntly ul .!! u 1 i L of machinery tn llu mill Hint fur Nillllli ly clieupIHSS llllll tlloroUglllleSH of, work ciku nut lie surpassed. It Im ii Hlllllll! SllOlioll fllll tllltl Cliul ll'S till! mill to clean lilly per n t more grain ail.'iy iiihI lo it well. 'Hid suction takes out nil I'liull uihI ri'fUMo wo w hen the grain goes to 1 1 10 cli'iui r tln-y havo nothing toilo lint tuku out light uml dcfectivo grains. It lilt vast i 1 1 1 .n vi-iiicii I und eirihlcs tlm mill to bundle grain wi rujiiilly thut even when ilirir is a rush, Iiiti after, furiiir crs w ill nut have to wuil lint ii hliort lillli" lo tml'i hi tlirlr grain. 'I I 1 1 rt is II big ili'in 1 i ' tin- gr.ilu umwer, w ho, under old ineihois, often hud lo wuil HC'VlTuI ll'IIHM. Thru im uuioiiiiitiu r-gisler bus been added lo tint mill machinery. II in only about us Illicit in mi ordinary sow ing machine 1ml it u wonderful little piece of nice hunis'ii. All thu gruiu llnt-il in grinding i" passed through it, und there in plain right it shows tho number n bushels of grain tin' mill bus Usui him o tin" machine win Hi t. Yesterday it showed In plain Iltirt m Unit tin' mill li:nl diiiwn I rum its Ware houses ."lll hll-lll'ls t IlICO till! Illst Hel- ti II ; of I Im milliter. '1 lilt IllliellilU' Im a very important olio to thu mill own er, lie i nn tell III cliii.it' llio sliilo of the giitin in his warohnu-c iill'l thoro ty tulvt-rt no eliimei x grinding grain tllllt doiS li it belong to llllll I'll t Ii kept oil storage. A Kystein of cunvii-s miction piped ru 1 1 1 1 1 1 fiuiii the Imtloiii lo tin" top of llm mill luki m up nil dust nuil siray particle uf Hour for which olil lush loneil mills in famous. A liuly dressed ill tilt' hih'.ht of fashion eon 1)1 go from till" lirM lo the l:i I lliinr, uml about (lit mill, uml In r clothing would not nhow the Ii list i viilenci" tluit she hud lit ll through u ll imiii;: mill. Til" Honrs unit maihinery of tho mill lire kept clean us ii p:u lor. Avery crent im provement over elil methods. No iIiihI, no Mi:iy :i.iiiii of flour, every thing clean uml neiil us u pin. II . by such attention to till" ill" - IiiiIh of Iheir business that tile Eugene (Inuring' ii ills luive made it 1 1 invliit.le repiiliitiou mnou consumers uml dcuU I'M for exivlleui'i' of Hour. No pulns or ex pen -o Is h pared to turn out the best article that can lie inamifucturiil from thu um'i'riiil at liund. Improve 'I ho Klvcr. Haleui Stnti'Hinun: Willi tho up proprliiUoun alri'iidy miuUi rendered aviilliilili", and with additional mmi provided from time to lline, lliv up per Illiunelti' liver run lie made nav liialile fur river eraft the whole year thlnllKli. Snleni U Low pine'ieiilly llm head of navigation ihirini; the xummi'i moiitliM and the Imnt-i with dltllcully reach this point, uwiu.i; to the gravel mid wind I his. These eouliliill ln removed, or their ehaia ter ui impedimeliU to nuvlatlnii nvereonie hy the ennui rue linn il w iii daini. Thus (he Will amelte eoiild he made Inu luahle the ywir thti'iie.li lis far as lhiene; and the paNa).e lo Salt HI eliht lo he u Mnoot h ami i n-y ut all tine h us it has Urn heretofore during tlio hest hoat IllK htuni s. Ifil wete i rtuiu that this improve ment wmilil he made and eonlliuied Until tin ehiuuiel hi'inuie a pel imilielll one, the nuniher of boats on the river would multiply, mid (he tow ns alotii; Its hanks would receive an impclii that would l ent tit them materially, also (lie eontitr.v xurroiiiidint; them, and (his would continue and become a lasting help. It would Insure low freight ralfs iind pa-M'nj;er fares, and Ihus better in ukels wuuld be assured lor all kinds of produce. We hope a'nl expect lo no ihis long neglected woik taken up and pur micd w ith vlcor befuro the beginning of (he Miiiinii r of Jy'S, 1K I'll A I'M AX. It Is lltl Undoubted fail that l'r Chapman has resigned from the piesideiicy of the I'niver-lty of Dickon. 1 1 i- resignation has been in (he hands of the Hoard of Cedents for nearly 10 days. Ho Males Unit 111 health is the cause of his liavlti the uulviisity. Mia Chapman, several iluy w rote parlies in (his city (hey would not return, olloiln to sell Hrttou of their household kikhIs. HOUSE KILLED. Kua lutOH Oruvil Trulu Ltuit MkIiI. IK low Town )il; iiuti'i, Au(iit C! About 0 oVI(M:k ymterday afti'ru'Kin ns a lout; train of empty gravel cant uiisKoiuu north it had h collision with a li am Uloii);inK to I) II (louipp, re Hiiltiiiiu Ihh death of on of the louses mid a few Hrrati'he on a muii ri ling with MrCompji. The accident happened nil tliH cro-siiitfof the Iilalr road iitmilt one hnif ll mill' below tow n. Fioiii iiiformatioii iinliii; to a (il.MUi) reporter, it apjicars that Mr (iompp Hturtid li'iino from this i lly In com pany wiili t wo other men; one of the horses in the team was a colt pur-' chased from John Kloari for V'M and had J'l-t been brought iiciosh Hie inoiiua tains, 'this was liie first liny ll hud ever been w-Tked, ami when the loux train came u'.onn the colt insisted on Ki1iik over tho cross'iinr unywuy, re Hulling in the team slrikiiik' the train amiili-hipM. The colt escaped bill till' older horso ili'i not fare well, ro ceivini; Injuries which resulted In il death in u few inoiiientM. due of the men rldini; with Mr (lompp received Nome slight Injuries. It appears to have Urn n very ml laculous escape from death for all of thu men an 1 thu team. The section crew went down and fixed part of tho fence that had been k necked down by the team. In ilie Hop Yards. Ilarrisburn Keview of Friday: ''Mr J UCartrwlKht will begin picking on his early hops next Monday. 1 1 was thu intention to havo commenced yes terday, but owIiik to thu noiiiirrlval of hoiiio material ordeied from Udow, a po-lponement was Hindu necca.iary. About i;i)U pickers will lind work at this yurd. Uwing to liu nearness to tow ii Ki-vcrul fuiuilicH are there just to be camping out. Some of our businesM mi ll have taken their families and the hired girl and w l.l enjoy camp life nnd come to and fro to their work. "Mr 'Jarlwrlght Ims 0t( acres of hops, 'JO acres Udng of the early variety. I!y the time I hi- early hops tire gathered the late ones will bo ready, mo there will lie no loss of time. Mr Cart w right pays. 'ID centu ier box of nine hiishclH. "V II Hpnugh, w ho Iiiih 112 acres of curly hops will begin picking Monday. lie w ill pay by thu pound this year (' cents per hundred. This In equiva lent (o .".(J cents for nine bushel boxes. About t-ixty pickets will bo employed in this yard "Mr Hpuugh also has about acres of late hops. "Tills locality aeeiui to be greatly favored as no spraying has been done, yet (ho lice have doiio the hops but little injurv, while reports Irom other sections statu thai hops w hich have hot been sprayed w ill be a (otal fulluic. "The mcrrygo- round uml photo lent will bo here." Allot Jut Car Loaded. Pmly t. until , Aikum 1 ' At tlic cannery (inlay thu loading of a second ear was completed and to morrow work begins on tho third car. A car contains tsO boxes of pears weighing 61) pounds each, or a total weight of IM.Uuu pounds per m. The boxes are carefully placed In ihe car, cure being exercised as to a pioper ventilation of thu muue. Nino hun dred crates of plums or other small fruit, weighing 'JO pounds each, consti tute a car load. Tho next fruit to be shipped Is the prune, which 's ho ex tensively raiicd throughout the valley. New Circuit Court Cases. J 1 Acreovs I.otiis llenuiiiger; Judg ment Is asked by plalntlll for Jim w ith interest at S per cent from August 2:1, lv.U.nnd for $21 with Intoiest aid per cent from July 31, lMd, and for costs and disbursements of suit. Mauion Coi'nty Hops. Hop deal ers and growers of Marlon county are not of olio opinion as to the pi ogress o tho hop vermin, and the damage to re sult therefrom. It Is generally con ceded, however, that the warm weath er retaids the iprcnd of lice, and (hero is ii i general alarm over their Increase. Nome, however, maintain that the lice are entering tho burr of thu hops and Its cli'ect will bo seen at pick lug lime or w hen ruin comes. Makiukh. It is reported th.it Kd wiu C Test, formerly of this city, and Miss 1) M Morln, of lVrtluud, were married in tl.a! city on Wednesday evening, Aug 11. Mr Test Is now an employe of tho Longshore Triiitlug Company, of i ortlauj, and has a liood poi(:on. He has many friends in this ily w ho will hasten to extend hearty congratulations to him if the report is continued. Won Ahais. The following dis patch from Hutte, Mou'aun, races w ill bt read with interest hire: "Pacing, 2.21 c'as IVssie Kauklu won, Alto .1 1 f..t..ul !.). I .t I vieno m ouo, 1 .uruim iinru ; oesi lime .Mt;;. OiHUi Aivkktiskmknt, Albany lVunvrat: "A Fugeue man oilers lo' pay 1 per cent premium on city war rants. It U a good advertisement for Kugvue." 11018 J! JSEW 0KK. Jiot OTtrOno-IIalf a Crop is .Now Kv pi;eteil. There is very little If anything new la the general situation of the hop market. From this tate a sleudy buy ing Is reported of IH'hi hops by conn, try dealers at r,( tie. Crop advices are Mill somewhat conlllctlng but on the whole a little more fuvorublc, though tho ellects of the late ste: dy downpour of rain on the vines Is somewhat un certain. From thu 1'uvilie const the crop is reported as looking well. (Irow ers there continue very otrniig in their views and asking prices for contracts that buyers refuse to consider. ier. many adviscM an linprovimeiit in the outlook, but reports from the r.nghsh crop are very Irregular; some mud ad vie s clu I in tho viui progressing nice ly with vermin diminishing and out look more favorable, while other r: (xirts have been received of an ulinost opposite tenor. The marvel hereou linucs ubt. An occasional Inquiry's reported more particularly for lVJ'i l'u- cities. Prices lire held firmly for highest grades and w itli conllileiice but in abtence of impoiliiul b.lsiuesH ui y area little more than nominal. Malouu (juzelle: One Mulone grower rexirts connideruble lieu 111 his yiild, ill spite of recent heavy rains, but the general condition is improved in (his renpect. C bleskill Times: Indications now are that tins crop v ill be a light one but of good iiialily. The continued rains have not done ii any particular good, unless it has helped to wash oil the lice that runained. nnd so far as we can learu the yards nre blow ing out very light. tiik iiiuiiEvr is veaks. Hlicat in the Chlcjg) 1'lt IU-aelii(l 111 ('ruts. CllKAiio, Aug. 12. The exciting sc. lies of K! were renewed in tho hoard of trade today. Alarm among shorts which caused yesterday's: three-cent bulge was redoubled and funic r specu lators were prominent liguies on the Hour of the exchange. September wheat closed ye-lerday with sellers at Sl. The tit Ht trades were made this morning at 81 J. After a few moments' hesitation, pandemonium broke loose in the pit and tho lears fell over each other In their rush to cover. When SeptcmU-r reached 61 cents, long stall ciimo out freely and tho market wipged to8!j. After some hesitation anitliur advance Bet In, which carried the price to tho highest point for September, reached In years, Ml cents. Ki'solutlous. Wiikkkas, The Supreme (oiardiaii of (ho diverse In his li.ll ite w Ndoni has called (o rest our beloved neighbor, l'ri f F.dgar McClure, and Wiikkkas. While in common w ith a sorrowing community we mourn the 1(hs of an honored and oUcuuil mem her, one truly noble, we reun mlu r the immeasurably giealer sorrow and ln-s borne by ins hereavul lamily; theic. fore be it IIksoi.vkh, That Kiigeno Circle No 1(1, W of W, extends to the bereaved family our deepest sympathy in their alllictlou. Kksolvkd, That resolutions bo spread upou the minutes of this Circle, a copy sent to tho lamily and to the press. Ida 1'ati kkson, mak coi'kkiu.ixk, Id I'Y Sl'AUIloKol'iliI, Ceintnittcc. Dullv (in inl August : Tkaiukks F.XAMiNATioN.-'lhe reg ular iimrterly examination coucluiles its sesflons today. It is the largest number ever applying at (he August examination. For the regular cer tilVute there are 4S applicants; for slate diplomas 4, and for state cer tificates (i, making a total of,-. Some applications aru being made by I.ane county teachers also for life diplomas. These however will conic through the state superintendent's oillce Makriki. Thursday's Koseburg riaitnlealer: "Last evenlug at the homo of (he bride's parents, Mr and Mrs Win It Willis of this city, Mr C V Shcrniau and Miss Hello Willis were united hi marriage by the llishop Morris of Portland. Tho happy p.iir departed ou the southbound overland for Klamath Springs. May happiness attend them is tho wish of (heir many Koseburg friends." Her many frlemls In F.ugone extend congratulations. I'lly Uimrvl, Allium ):: l'uoi.uu' I'i.cms.-I) M McCrady presented to this otlKv this moi nlug n twelve inch limb of a Coo Cioldcn lrop plum trie thai w as invrred with twenty-live plums, that tipped the scales at ihree pounds. Oregon can Wat the world In raising fruit Pullry Uimnl Aui;ul 1.'- SroUK Soi.iv The gents furnishing goods store of Howe A Kioo has Uvti sold to the Salem Woolen Mills Con: pauy aud they w ill ue it for a bu nch store. J. M. Howe w ill bo retained ft Mleeuian. HAS NOT RESIGNED. lr. tan Itaiis 'IW I I . ... i ii . . i' I! I I'l'MilHK'V HI marl lloini" W'rrU. Tho following b I'Crain Is self ex plunutory: Mii.waikki:, Wi-.'on-in, Aut'"' 13.MiT.-Ali Hovi.v, I'uinc, Ore gon: Have not resigned. Health Letter. Start for Ore-ou next week. Letter follows. C H Chapman. This nitaiis HrChiipmiiii failed to get a position in the F.a-t, "' llmt ihu risigimtion in tin- bauds of Kcgclit Failing, at I'ortlund, will not I pre sented (o Hit" l'"'"'l ,f Regent". I IV Ifiiu. r I veil a telegram yvster- duy also, to hold their hoiiso' old goods until further noil.r. liny nun i-i-viniisly given him notice to sell the fauie.-Fn (il AKIi. l. a U.K. K'gellt A Ib'Vey slated to 118 thisafleriHMili that I'l Cliap nali wrole him M.vi'inl thus iil'o (hat ho had resigned and also tuat it had been in tlio hands of 1'nsiileiit Failing scverul days. It was probably conditional. El). JIOVF.MF.M' OF Fill' IT. Cain id reals', Hums and Truiies lioins Krelll Fugue I'ailj. I'nily iiiisul Aiivn-l ' UnlIT OilM I A'lKUi'. 1 1. T N .-onr shipp d another cur of fruit lust night, consigned to thu Karl Fruit Company, Chicago. It contain ed 1 Ii ctatcs of Washington plums, M crates Culuinbhis, 7i crates liradshaWH, :;02 crates Silvers and .'J'i Italian, and 1 Ii boxes of Hart lett pe.irs. They A'ere consignid, to Chicago and shipped via Sacramento, I'uion 1'acUio and M iV Sll. Ho sends out another car to night containing llaitle'.t pears and Silver prunes, about eipially divided ns t ujmuitily. Tliey too w ill bo consign ed (o Chicago. F, 1' Whipple, representing C fl Ji ll'ries k Co, expects lo ship a car of Hartlett Hars tonight n!o, but at 2 o'clock hud not received lis instruc tions ns to where to n.ii-L-ii thcui. He has been delayed in shipping (his Week to any great extent by failure to get boxes, and scarcity ol pickers among the growers consigning through his It mi. Ho expocU to run in full blast next Week however. Wlicu: M.irot. I.iVK.iti'ooi., Aug 1 1. CnrgiHS on :issai:o about ." Dei.cc cheaner: Livcr- pisil spot, dearer; options, cheaper. N kv lom;. Aug i l. Market strong, clo-ed at sn',. CiricAno, Aug II. Very strong, tending higher. M.-. San litAMtsio, Aii' 1 1. Firmer on better F.usto ii advices, jl oOJ. l'oiui.AMi, Aug 11. Firm, but buyers re. use t i pay i xtiemc prices. A Nkw Dniiiii:. Wo clip tlio follow ing from tho Moniic items to the Cor vallis lia.etle: "One dav latt week a man from Fugeiie, v ho was engaged In hnuling Hl ikitit from Ihe Corvallis ( C A F depot to the fniiiier city, used a new method to secure a few cents extra for labor ut the expense of other people. His plan was to put on 40(H) pounds of merchandise at the denot. start oui on the road and whenever an extra heavy grade was reached, ask some passing traveler to help him up the hill. This was kept up during the entire trip and caused some annoyance in moso who helped him once and were nppealed to Ihe .ccond time for aid. Iu fact the society for tho pre vention of cruelty to animals should look up this same case." Call Aivki"tki.-Kov W U Farr, D I), late of Stockton, Calif., has ac cepted a call lo tho pastorate of the Cumberland 1'resbyterian church of thUilty, and his work in this caimc- Ky will commence with touiurrow. a no reverend gentleman comes to this city highly recommended as a pulpit orator ol pow t r and considerable prom inence in thu high councils of his church. The church hero Is to be congratulated upon securing him. His family will arr.vo as soon as ar rangement can be made for leaving their late home, nnd will nmko their residence at tho parsonage adjoining the church. Fki it 1'iiKiNu Hoxks. An ludex of the increase in fruit acreage is shown by the demand for fruit picking boxes at the Eugene saw mill. The mill em ployes have Wen at work for a week on orders and many hundred boxes j have Wen turned out. The boxes are mado of thin seasoned balm except the ends which ure yellow tir. Tho balm ls veiy light but to igh wood, aud ! does not di.-ci lor or give fruit any 1 odor. Coxi-UAiT Ln-.-ii.o building com tuitteo of the Eugene Pivlnitv school have let (he contract for the furnace of the new building tod N Fnuer, and the contract for plumbing to J F Starr. Jl.NUlUN' 'EW. An Iiitci.'5t;uff firlst II ppou From III j Time r Augint -E The board of hcIiooI directori have set SeptemWr 2o, as the date for the commencement ol the public schools. The 8 1 gang of carpenters are here this week putting lu a new turn table. Tho crow of the gravd train also make their headiiuartiTH here. Howard llros and John Cartwright commenced picking their early hops Wednesday, l'ickers will be paid by the pound, which ciiuuls about 'M ccuU per box. Mrs J M Nichols who was badly In jured in a runaway July 21', l "ow re covering rapidly. It was thought for a lime that one eje was seriously In jured, but fortunately only the bull was bruised. (ieorgeJ Dysingcrhas returned from Wu'.erliM) and Is visiting .home friends ou Lake Creek. Ho is going to try the gold fields of Iluker county. Frank Moorhcud and wife, accom panied by Mrs Moorhcad's lister, Miss Florence (iaines ami uncle, Mr John Howard, will leave Tuesday for New port to enjoy an outing "down by the sounding bca." John Moore is repairing Id bowling alley. Ho is making an additional alley and is having Ihe old one fixed up lu good shape. Thehtuto university has commenced to advertise in papers published lu dillerent portions oflhefetute aud the readers of tho homo papers are yet li Ignorance ni to when tho school will commence. A just criticism. -Kd. OlAKli Amos Ilicharilson and wife, accom panied by Mrs Sain Ilutlcr and chil dren, and Johnnie Ilutler, will leave Monday (for California by the over laud route. Mrs Ilutler expects to J liu her husband in Siskiyou county aud the Kichardsons expect to make their homo in the interior of the state. A special meeting of the city couu C 1 was held Thursday evening for the purpose of consulting Mr Long iu ro gard (o purchasing u lire tligiue. A Watrous engine wi- imoted ut J2,3i.O a id a second hand Clapp A Fetors was ottered for $I,'UU After discussion a motion was niado to purchase the Peters, w hich was curried, MrEhriuau alone voting against it. Mr Kaiser was uot present. Warrants will W accepted iu payment in 8, ill aud 24 months. Tho council took no action on remonstrance presented against the purchase of the engine. Fill DAY, AU(il'ST13. Public school commences four weeks from next Monday. Studies will bo resumed nt tho Uni versity ol Oregon Sept 20th. Only routine business is being done in the county oIUl'cs. at present. Win J Jlrynn was welcomed to Untie Montana, yesterday by .111,0(10 people. A letter from Jlclkiuip Springs snys there are about o0 campers there and more arriving daily. The first installment of the brown maple leaves tiro already falling; Winter appr mclieth imickly. Nearly every inau, woman, boy and girl in F'ugeno aio now employed, marketing Luuo county's fruit. Whept Jumping up by two and three cent notches tho last few iluys. Ore gon people are not kicking. A heavy demaud exists In Eastern Washington for hanvost hands. As high as So.UO a day Is ottered. Four grocery stores have failed this week nt Astoria. They are: The Cor ner, (iroccry, Wcbfoot Commission Company, C A Hanson, nnd Campbell Eros, the latter of Warrington, Koseburg linindenler: V W Card will Is mentioned imite freiiuent'y as one of the party who went from here to the Clomlyke. This is not strictly true. W W may go next season, but for the pn tent he Is attending to his law business at the old staud. Sunday at Meriau's Park will be the first of a scries of baseball nmong (ho J-.ugene lire Company. After these scries are completed a contest between a nlue composed of Ninth street clerks vs Willamette street boys. Who next? Printers vs barbers we suppose. J A Knollin, n livestock commission merchant of Kansas Citv. has UmuM in Oregon S0.OC0 sheep, which are now Wing driven overland to Kansas, where they will be fed next winter and marketed the following winter nnd spring. Tliis immense herd has I Peu divided Into 12 bands, each of which Is driven by eight men, Kuollin ex pects to reach Kansas with the sheep by October. John O Fox, cook for a crew of men making a trail through the mountains, on P.relionbush creek in Linn county, Wednesday, In au epileptic fit, fell luto the camptlre. His right side was cooKed, the shoulder aud arm being charred and the inr burnt oil-. Upou j coming to his senses ho started to De i trolt, n-ven miles away, having noed a note telling of his misfortune! On I ills way he was discovered, aud assist ed to Detroit. His recovery is hardly piobable. THE MANDAMUS CASE. TTliat Is Bel off Done by State Claim lints to Heeure Warrants. Salem Journil: Salem i. ,,, a great many visits from the tau' vii.-uii.-ia hiii uajro, nil llllent UpOD securing a warrant in rdaee nr. cato voucher or other evidence of debt now iii-m ukuiiihv mo commonwealth Secretary Klncaid la obi I o - -luiomi all that he cannot consider any 0f a claims until the court's mandate is .orce. i irst an ciion will probably b made for a rehcarlnsr and if ttmi i. . grauted it will still take a little tlm w set me secretary to work. Some of the most persistent ii.i ants so far are the push crowd who nave anegeu claims ror all manner of services and supplies, while Ihe bml ncss people with legitimate claims art breathing easy and taking their time. borne parties holding duplicate voucher dating back six monttn wondering how they will be able to get their luterest from that date to the time when their warrant will have Wen stamped by the state treaserer "not paid for want of funds." These warants cannot lie made to Include tho interest, and they cannot draw In. lerest until stnmped, hence that will be lost. One prominent citizen sayi he will sue the state for that Interest, at he an uot afford to lost iu Otheri who are not jubilant will no doubt sing a diflerent song whin they see that they must lose from three to nln months' interest, yet thU would effect a little saving to the state. Personal. Dally Guard August 1:1. (Jus Dullard has returned home. Mayor Oglesby, of Junction, was Id tho city today. Gus Dullard was an anival on the afternoon local. Prof Johnson will return to Mc Keu.le Bridge tomorrow. Hon 8 H Friendly will return home from Castle Craig next Monday. II N Cockcrline arrived home today from an extended visit at Puget Sound poin's. Mr ai.d Mrs J B ChamWrs arrived home today from Polk county poluts, Portland aud Bodavllle. Mesdames EllzaWth Conner and W Shannon and Miss Belle Coleman ar rived homo today from Newport. W E King of Portland, arrived here on hist night's train and left for Foley Springs on tills morning's stage. Oeo Oliver has arrived up from Vreka, California, coining through on u biryclo iu four and one half days. He formerly resided here. Mr aud Mrs E Giltner, of Portlaud, who visited yesterday at the home of 11 It Chrismnu, went to Cottage Grove ou the afternoon local. . Ex-81ierlirXolund of Creswell, and W W Cochran of Cottage Grove, were iu town today. James is farming while Walter Is runuing a lodging Inuse. P B Whitney, of Ashland, the rustl ing SP It K freight agent, was here today. He visited Norris Humphrey'i celebrated orchard during the fore noon Glen and Dean Goodman, of In depeudeo, arrived upon the 2:04 local today aud will visit at the home of their grandfather, J H Goodman, in this city. Mrs F L Gibbs returned on last night's overland from Fremont, a suburb of Seattle, Washington, where she attended her mother during her last lllnees. Harrisburgltevlew: MrZephDavIs who recently went to Montana witb a band of cattle returned Lome this week lie has visited several of the mines in that section. McMinnville Roglster: Mrs A E Wood and daughter Grace, of Eugene formerly of this city arrived here Wednesday and are vlsltiDg Mr aud Mrs W L Warreu. Mrs Heslop aud children, Mrs Love ridge, Miss Myra Loveridgeand Miss Emily Loverldge of Gaod Samaritan hot-plUl, Portland, left yesterday for a two weeks outing at McKenzle Bridge. Rev J T Abbett, pastor of the Meth odist church of this city, returned yeir terday from his Crater Lake trip, and will occupy his pulpit at both the morning and evening services next Sabbath. Miss Stella Learned of Eugene, and Mrs J 8 Medley of Cottage Grove, were passengers on this morning local train for rortland, where they will lake the overland train tonlgu' for San Francisco. W W Brown, assistant cashier of th Eugene Loan & Savings bank, ' start iu the morning for Portland, where he will take the Shasta flyer Sau Francisco, Wing catled there on matters of business. He will W absent about 10 days. Newport News: Prof Washburn was a passenger on the steamer Tru kee lor Coos bay Monday. The pro fessor is very enthusiastic over the cessful results so far obtained from tb transplanting of the Eastern oyster m IwaUisof this bay.