The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899, January 14, 1899, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTHE I II V UTUUIIII Nl THE OIXSRHISMIO OP OKlO&ATir rBISlMPLES, TO 1111 I HIIITllflll HT TBK SWEAT DP 'U K BROW EUGENL, OK., SATURDAY, JANUARY 14. 1890 NO 1 ullARI, Dry Goods Clothing Gents' Furnishings IN For Prices We meet all , Competition WEEKLY EUGENE GUARD. CAMPBELL BROS . Publishers Ornc'E-ButiiJi "I Willamette street, be tween BsVMth aud Eighth street TERMS OF SUHSCBIPTION. OosVaar 2-00 Sii Mentis 1.00 Three M'nths 30 AJifrtWok' rt ni I" known on application Addiw ill Dullness letters tu TH K (i (JAM), Eostns, Oregon. J SMTKKY. itkb, Vttcliex, Chains, Jew etrr. f.r. Thpairin- promptly done. TAli work warranted. L W BR iWN, M. 1). HY810IAN AND SUKGEON. -Vlttrinl'iriiMi&u Mock. Hour.: to U a m; U to ' li to 9 p m. ji G WOODCOCK, ATTORNKY-AT-LAWi 0i t 'ne half lilock south of C'lirimnan it, Ki am, Obeoon. Itt J WALTON N MAHKI.IT "TALTOX MARKLKY, Ari'OHNEYS-AT-LAW nctice in all tlie court, of the state. Id Walt, hi Bleak. Ei'.iese Oregon. L WHITSON, I'KNTIST. tC parchaspit the office and fixturee of UU deo, af,l W V Henderson. I am "Pnoawd t.. ilo anytnini? in the line of Mttatnln tl... ,K.,.-.. ..I.I IK. fr'ail bri.lv.-o work a specialty. E 1 us, C1AMTE AND MARBLfl WORKS' frJpiaBu new prices in! VorefejS and S?" Marble and Granite. Moan mints ,Jaai and i 'emetory work of all kinds pSKATHKUINK Ii SCHXKEF, M 1) Jf of Women and Children "pud lUctridty. "-Sb.lton Block, opposite Guard office FIRST M BANK 0f Eugene. Hid up Cash Capital, $50,000 m and Profits, $50,000 Eugene, Oregon. I gXEltAi. B NKING BUSINESS ftCki2 ; f" terma. Sight pojOtrngflijJI ' franciaco and Port- L'tich,.,. . ,,, ( . nnl,,ri.. '"eheck or certifi ' "tnirte,! to ua will receive ""i'ttk S 1! Kaxin, Cashier. IJ NEW-OT OF IMPROVED H" Cameras a. " D p', , ,n. mam lW... sP0?Q c5s iArv S my: 1899! AND STILL DOING BUSINESS LIT. FINANCES. A (lor 7 Milt Tax Will Be Required This Year. The City Recorder baa been buy a a few day h past making out a -titter uietit on whleh to base the tux levy for 180!). The areeeaable property In the city an rotOKtd by the county assessor aniotints to f 1,410,003, a small decline from last year. HU report -I. .v. as follows. LIABILITm A inounl unpaid warrants April I.H USJ7ZM Warrants lasued tu Dec. :il, 'W ti.lTUM lltlmaUa tapeaaai ot Jan. Feb. and March' ilouno Total nMJMSI liewer wai rants Issued duitiur year .. : : Total o both funds JfcU.OlO.-l. aiiKiPTs and axsouai IS April 1st, P98 to Pecill, IK'JS. Amount casb on hand f I3SJI9 Krom taxos-fl mill! H.tHl.O " llceneei a.TU.oo " lues 16J.00 ' Street as easmcnu WO. 20 " Hewer mM Street assessments In cou.t 2 900.00 " delinquent 116.81 ToUl 115,167.78 hummaky. Liabilities April 1, 1898 124,010.4'. Ueaourcesand receipts, Ueo 31, lsWt ... I5,167.7n rellctgcneral lund . -.-12 1 1 Interest on sewer bonds l.OU.OO heaving balance to be provided lor by tax into year 19 895.67 This will require a six or revert mill tax to provide for the same. The levy last year was six mills. Diseased Hip Joint. Today Claude Taylor, tbe 15 year old son of Clarence Taylor of Coburg, whs brought to Eugene for medical treat meat. Toe boy is suffering with a disease of tbe hip joint and Dr J W Harris, the attending physician ex pects to perform an operation in a few days wiih the hope of obtaining relle' EUGENE LoanSavingsBank Or Eugene, Oregon CAPITAL ipaidup) $50,000 W E BROWN, President. B. 0 PAINE, Vict Preildtnt. f. W. OSBURN, Cashier. W. w BROWN. Atl Caihktr DIRECTORS F W OSBURN. BD PAINE. W E BROWN O A PAINE. J F ROBINSON. J B H ARRIS W.W- BROWN. A General llMiikiiig BiiNincriri It -ii it-Hi t. .1 on Kaiornble Terma Drafts Itsuol on the principal cities of the United State,: also oXchanne turnishi-1 avail able In all foreign countries. Interest rid on time deposit. Flre-prtol vault for the storage of valuable ""liohVctlons receive our prompt attention. LANE COUNTY BANK : i .i i M .so. .1 in isss., - or- EUGENE, OREGON. A General Banking business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. O. HOVKV, President J. M. AHil A V :, Cashier A. O. HOVE V Jb., Asst Cashier He wmab Mm in Ml De priieih of State. una tpi'i.n hi-:. D,llr itutrtl, Jau 10 Sp-x-tsl to Hi tluard. Sai.km, Oregon, Jan 10. -The joint sseenably compoMd of the donate and House cunvii-std tin vote fur governor j al t Iih .lune fled ion, m niiilred by I w, nt II o'clock I It Ik forenoon. TT (; i r was announce. I as hcted. The letirlng ami new ufllosrs mil' JostiOfS if ttie BuptVrut I'ourl were -! ! on tlie in' i in. consisting of K P Lord, T T Gear, H B Kluoald, P I I lliinhui, Philip UatO'iMO, F Is Moore, Q M Irwin, J II Ackerman, (' M l i e man. ) It Leida ami N Hlaikhtmi and V 8 j Chief JuatlOS FA Moure sod .1 Its It hii and (has F. Wolverlon. The oath of rlllee administered by t int I Jiislieu Moore in a most ileum manner rARBWBLX missauB. Qovernof K F Lord iheo rrad Irs farewell iiessage. It wns well wiitten aud dealt entirely with matters of stale. He was highly In favor of re form. UOVEKNOK IIEER. Freshieul Taylor of the Senate then presented T Ttietr the Governor of Oregon. He was greeted with prolonged ap plause. Governor (Jeer delivered his address in his usual happy style. He declared stroogiy in favor of refotin and an economical govetumeut. Said thut tbe penp'e were entitled to a gover nieut of smull et.penaes. He suggested that the present legislature expedite the work before It aod adjouin promptly, thereoy deereaslug expenses, The message was commented upon favorably by the large assemblnge present. He was heartily congratulated by all ou his elevatlou to the highest otllce in the gift of the people of Oregon. Hills Introduced. Lane county members in the bouse Introduced the following bills yester day, no bills being introduced In tbe senate: No 8. MeOuecu-Fixlng liability of common carriers; making them liable for damages on acount of injuries received through carelessness of them selves or employes. Head second time Htid referred to committee on railways and transportation. No 0, by Uray Amending sections 2562, 26' 3 and 2.5G4 of code, re'atlng to presidential electors. No 20, by Or iy To regulate opeulng of doors to public buildings. No 27, by Gray To amend section 2450 of code, making the term of coun ty judge two years. The Big Sale now on at $1 GO 1 40 1 86 1 05 2 85 W o have a more of those eye opvneis l,it, the double triture plsld lined Cape Coats. $1 Ihe tors aliei lame kind as the oieu's tor Here is a food tldog for the working man. Urajr and black rhi-vlot pants, neat and desirable An assortment of neat pat terns aod serviceable colors the l 00 and ii 2: kind all jo at If you want something more dressy and st the asme lime pant ihat wl'.l wear well, look at thole, theft ; kind 2 85 F.E,Dunn Tlie Kltsl Hups Sold in OrfgOO Were iUM in Eugwir, ii ii in I. II I M CBN v tinii John leisure while here the other day gave ye editor of thetii aKH lull i in. lory of the introduction Oi Imps into the S.atu nl l in noil. About tie yesr 1865 a Mr Win tsar. ( j,, 400017) prooorvd from the Htatc of Wisconsin onoogti rood to plant Hhoiit seven, ju.nH the rooli be ing ' i kill In ilnt am! M-cilri ly tioxeil He IiImiiIimI I Ii L ill Mim uiiriinr ..r I OAK r 1 .... ....I I 1 1 11.1 ..,. .. 1 wn ' i i : . 1 1 uui vury inn not llllivcami at the end oi two yearn he I ccamc il la. couiaged, aa they yielihd uraf hally WMUOOt lItfO ttptUOt. BOUllOg, and dug them op and again Tin order Is a fraternal otte and i 1'ixeil them. In 1887 Mr Wolta of 0 psrtlcolarlj dovaitd to tb ivl Ituena Vista, Folk oountv. and tirl lOBtloo of the twl history Of lbs state i Ltasttre. ot F.iiieiie t,.i r nl l .i.i. Lea-ure. each p roe u red rnollgb ol (lis rojija to plaut live uen - of land Mr heastire planted theiit in ISU7jusl be yond the mill, on his place, ond what has tieeu known for several years ai the Dunn yard. Mr Wells did not plant Ills until l-t;s Itmh iluse yardi 1 proa Dl red. Mr Lessors f"r years liar- ' vested 2.000 pounds per acre oil' of liis! Hvi-m res and barrelled bis Arst crop of 10,500 pounds in Si pti mlier, 180S, aud for which he r0lved SS cents per pound. For asvOlal years thereafter be tiever received less than 50 cents per pound. The yard bus been kept up SVr SlOOS and still produces a g's'd crjp when properly Cultivated. This whs undoubtedly ihe second yard of hops planted in the s ute and the llrst 000 from which hops were sold. In this connection, wu will state that the h p In use built by Mr Lt e.-ttre i-still j standing ou the old place anil bai ever siu:e been used annually for the pur pose for which it wa erected. Mr WlOtOSr, Mr Leasuresays, moved from Muena Vista to near Harii.'burg, but he uevtr heard whether he made a j success of tbe hop business. I i "in this small beginning the bus. neas has grown until tbe lb'.'S crop J brouuht to our state orobabiv 1.500.-: 000. City Couucil. bally ilutrd, Jau.lO. The City Couucil met in regular session in Ihe City Hall last evening. Present t'ouiicllmeu Osbum, Horn, Haines and Luckey. Absent: Mayor Kuykendall and Councllmeu Fisher and Money. Mayer Kuykendall aod President Fisher belug absent, on motion of Councilman Osbum, Councilman Luckey was called to the chair. Councilman Luckey called the couucil to order. Minutes of December 12th lead und approved. Fluauce committee reported' favora bly ou a number of bills atnl they were ordered paid. Meport of street committee read and ordered placed on tile. It showed 028 feet of lumbei used In uew sidewalks, 210 feet of old. Frlsoueis worked, SI days; loads of gravel ued, 4; cru-l.nl rock used , - loaus. . 1 1 ..t ... m i.,..v no January 1410 tX TJ?. January 14th, at ja OMSK. ... , .,. i i,i,i, A head-on collision on the Leblgb Valley railroad near West Duoelleu, Fs, cost 13 lives yesterday. Yes, indeed. And at the specials, we will have to Do not imagine you can 3 DO i;o 40 8 60 35 00 65 7 60 7 50 The nobbiest pattern', the best rolors ami WSBVM to be had in the IroatSf world Sec nor clay eoiStad s Jits forB) .0. Tii, kind ruu pay jn 00 for at apt I lals A splendid assortment ol cheviots In blai k and mixed tolors, extrs K'xsl value at SS uu regular A flu, line ol plsi I and check (iheTiots, Urm weave, goisl weights Bound and i.piare cuts, good wool g'ssl. you usoally st) t; " 'or. So betur 3 90 8 50 (5 no 7 60 7 60 F.E.Dunn NATIVE SONS ORGANIZE Cabin Instituted With 15 Charter o i h i hi iii 1 1 1 Pally liuanl Jan 'i 'I he Native Sons Organisation of lln Sla e ol Oregon BOW have a regularly instituted lodge In thi ally, It u to In-known at skinner's Cabin, No ft, being named alter the late F.iigcnc !' Skinner, the foiimler of ihH Luir-l lint; till bustling a pioneer of enterprising rlty, ami a pioneer 1S40 The charter lint coutaineil 4" names, it' ll it w as voted to l ee,! the anw open Iter sixty tiny to psrtnll titer native sons to join the older ami to rsvlve the memory of the I phinsers who lisked so much t( open I UP M"1' '"ii'' Il"' graiui eoiiiiiry. Hon Jol.u C LsaSOre, Orand I'resi IdeOtOtlbe State, was tbe lustalliug oflleerattbs meeting Saturday even l ig in kfasonlo Hall lie is uii S0 thuslastlc Native Son and is an adept ' 1 lbs work of w Inch the order sLould la) proud. John spent bis boyhood days in ECugsns and is still loyal to this city and Lane county, The ollleers elta ted for Ihe ensuing ,'ear ,lul' Installed were A C Woodcock, Fast Fiesidetit. Dr W Kuykendall, President. F M WllklOS, 1st Vice President. I li Cam) hell, 2nd Vic President. E il sfeAllster, 8d Vloe President. L T Harris, Marslinl. F S Dunn, Secretary. H S Spencer, Financial Secretary. K O Fotter, Treasurei. U M Day.O IJ Williams and Win M Miller, trustees. t ints Wiutermeiei, inside tSentlnel, BAKQUR SKltVKI). A baoquat teas served In the banquet hall that was excellent. The newly made meitiheis and President Leastire did lull justice to the spread. A num. ber of toasts were proposed aud re sponded to. At 11 .SO o'clock the meeting was adjourned and all went to their bonus much pleased with their evening's work. A. KXfKLLKNT MM 11 Kit. Should bo Sent Fast bf Tlioussnti". I The last number of the Cottage drove Leader Is one of fourteen pages and Is an Ideal one to he sent east. It contains illustrations ns follows: "Birds eye view of Cottage Orove," "Cottage I Orove Public School," The Catholic Church," the "Cumberland Presbyter- ; lau Church and of eleven pioneer citl gens. It contains special articles on "Cottage Grove," "Lumbering indus try," "The O real Bohemia Mining t amp," "Life Sketch of F.arly Flo- nsem," "Blank Mutte Quloksilvet .Mines," "Churches and Secret Mo , idles," "Public Schools" written up mi a Imlrable sty le. The editor, Mr Frank L Wooley, hau cause to be proud of his live paper. On l he trout DOM .re tne WOrUB, -i IKian drove Is the only outlet to the Oreat Hohemla and Illack Mutte Mines," The people of Consolidated Cottage (.r'ive' Jjgould send It east by t Iiou-isikIh. It would henellt her im mensely. rate the people are taking advantage of our close the sale sooner than we had anticipated. et these prices any time, because it can't be done 9 99 An assortment!)! worsteds and cashmeres that are i,iieiiialed for wear, air. pearance aod tinlsii. Some bealltii-S ill Ibis lot ol l (si gooila Itere s tht-onportiiiilty of a lifetime TOO '-an have tlie pick of our t-it suits any style. Sow don't be foolish aud let this chance go bv If you want a good thing for the price, we hare It here. A black or grey cheviot overcoat Thla is one ol the best coats wu have ever seen for anything like the price. Is a nobl y coat, a 9 99 18 18 45 46 7 85 F.E.DunnlF.EiDunn NEWS FROM BOHEMIA NINES Fourteen Peel of Sow mi ilv H i i i i ii B UNI Work. aHtasss lief lie tv tits ike Caasf Let newi from Bobsmla mining I dltfrlct rtporta fourteen fi't of mow I on tlie Bppw part ot the oamp, the lust j itorn being the worst (bretvesTalyeere. Travel! Dg hits bWO vry dilHcult 1 thrmii hoiil the camp, ainl the mail to tut n buck hcli.K loo , carrier hail p..ii i '.,.,! There are nine properties being de- vOlopsd this winter, BO IDS witli Hatter Ing rssolts. The Byrnes Bros on tbs w est sloH' of QrlSSljf inOBntalO are tie veloplng a new property. They btVOS tbrsS anil one-half fit ledge of high grade ore add it la still Improving One of the older mines nl the camp, the name of w liieh is withheld by re- iUest of the toremaii, have opened OpOiboOl I o'eloek, tlie Marker psopls nesreblmney f tree milling ore 100 feet long averaging 5 feet wide at a depth of -'no feet, this same chimney showing on the. surface, but Hot so wide nor so rich. The li sts made so far average over 40 per toil of nTeSgold, ami assays much more. They are push ing tlie tunnel aio ud this winter to an other large chimney, w hich shows on the surface to be 1st) feet distant, ami indicates better ore. of the many (MAsnot properties In Moheiiii t, which have Uen worked for the last few years all tlie way from a prospect bole too i,oo tool tunnel, not one has proved a disappointment to tlie owner or liceo condemned as no good. Many of the mine owners are preparing for an early start in the spring for both new and more exten sive development on work already started. OTIH HRK.W Captain Jehu i. May Wrltts Ooncsra Ing Ilia LVoth. The following self-explanatory letter has just been received here: Manila, P , Dec. I, 1808. FHDkp.w, My Dear Sir: Itismy painful culy In Inform you of the death of your Bon Otis, who died In the Oeneral Hospital of smallpox Nov 20th at 0:45 a m, after an Illness o fifteen days. I can assure you that ho had every possible care and everything that human endeavor could tlo was done to save his life, but it was willed otherwise and Im gave up his Ufa to save bis country. Since. Otis has been in my command his soldierly iuallties, Ithi ever cheer ful performance of duty and Ills -u il Ing worth has endeared him to me, and I feel Ills loss deeply. Joined by thoeutire company I ofler you our heartfelt sympathy In tills sad hour, und wo mourn with you for our com. ratio who has earned his reward and hud Ills uumu inscribed ou our Hollof Honor. Anything possible I can do for you In any way, dO not hesitate to call on me for it. With heartfelt sympathy. Sincerely Yours, J nii L May, Capt 2nd Ore, II S Inl'ty, CoindgCo it New Location -VIi n; a. Schwer- ing, Ihe to"sorlal nrlms haw moved into their new quarters in Iho Titus block, where they have an excellent stand. The Big new thing, and It" ( Is cheap lor It. Tim SOVStt Isix top coat Illack and brown Keraey ov-reoat', Ihe old reliable kind, vers ssrvlosaOlg lao always Usks welt A few splendid overcoats L it l-i the real line Ker nels, i weeds and Devests. Ihe best eilorls ot the best tailors In the land ,t KiHxl heavj-Jioll.lo I i.inck lln rain coat, plaid In.-il velvet collar, slrapd sesins There Is no excuse for men not U-lii. comfort bly clad wheu you buy underwear like this. You have had to pay 7 Is-fore 7 M 8 r 26 12 B6 12 86 1 ii'.i I 99 Brae VII 47Jo roc JAMr.S SMITH ARRESTED Fur LirceBV ol Bilkers lii Two Suss II WnlL 1 M'llMI ON I l HUM'S I'ady Onaid Jan I One man in BogSOi has renson for drSp rtgrtt for actions that may land him In a felon's cell JarnSS Htvlth Of Cbborgi formerly btod awyer In lbs Ooburg mills, sod a ri -l. lent i I I. alio soaoty since U.y. kV Od, Is under arrtt charged w ith lbs lare ny of two rifles front the prtmlSH f tie Marker Quo Works. It ap . is that Smith bad l i en look log at and pricing some rMsS III Il .1 kel's pi ne botWMO 7 and o'clock .-.iitrday SttOlUg, January 7 Ho went away witlnuil making any pur eha e, ai d the gnus wi re letnrtitd to llieli raiks l.tt.i lit the even in if. tuDse.l a r i tits ami call, d otlh-er t'roncr whom tin y Infbrmtd Of their loss, antl that they BOrptetOd Smith of having come hack to tln store aud taken the gun w hile no one was on liaml. Croner piomhcd to keep a lookout for the stolen property ami . little later was in the vicinity of the Cily hull where he found Smith with his team and buggy at the bitching rack en the west side of the building. TWO OOttg I'isi "VKKKti. One of the burses had I n ken Ins bridle aud I roller BUggSOtt d that Smith take It to Frestou A Halo's shop for re pairs. Smith -i l he owed them ou an unpaid hill und as he had no money with bin did not like to ask credit. He asked Croner to open the llap ou the hind end of the boggjf BUd get a halter from which he could get ma terial witli which to tie up ihe bridle so it could be used. Croner raised tlie Hap and the first thing that met his -..Jit was the rlllu lie was looking for, anew M-M Winchester, with Marker's coat tag still on the wcupou. Auother uew- rifle,! Martin, lay on the bottom of the buggy bed, and Croner examined that too, and found It had Marker's cost tag attached to it. AKHIXTKb ANl IIOUNO OVKK. He asked Smith where ho got the rlllesaud Smith In lor nail him that they were purchased at Marker's, one for 12.60 and tbe other for f 14.00. Croner then placed him under arrest and took hint la-foro Justice Wluter meter for examination. Smith Halved examination, aud bis bonds were placed at K00, faihrg to secure which ho was locked up In tho county jail. Smith was married several years ago to a Miss Arthur of Mrnwuavillo aud they have one child. He has Informed his father mi.! tw of the at rest, aud expects that Individual, and Luclau Ward of Cobuig, a brother-in-law, to go ou his bonds. Real I stall- Transact long. W W Withers shcrlir, to Mr Johti I) Kennedy, lot 0 block 8, Skinner's donation to Bo gene I860. Anna A aud A Toiler her husband toSH Friendly, lots I and 5, block I, In Falrmnunt , BMi MS to James A lluiiiilcut, IHO acres In tp 10, s r 7 w; patent. PKEAt'lllMi. I lev C A Wooley will preach lit the F.ugcno Cumberland Presbyterian church Sunday, January 16. Stores wis Ran I'M.. I'lV W von sr.' riie sun Mill 49o MOW 59o will net last loss on WvO tl woo' liiKriilii cail for UAH 7"c And here w.i haw a ts auty. -'-ply all wool extra super lugrain, new patterns, 7' grade ( on.'lindlng valm ' In :i ply seselans Aigras Hruisels, Velvets and Ms'iict, Kiiis.l.lBuleaius i nl Cloth', Maltlnga In!1. . dn not Is- sunoyisl by damp leet when you can buy Morm reSSSSI lhatw'.l. shed Ihe water for 85c F.E.Dunn Per'or Fotoarafs