ClTV Ol'I'ICKHS Ql'Al.II'V.
Monday night Hie newly elected
city officers repaired to the City
Hull niir were duly in.stulleil
tlcir respective positions, H. K.
Job, mayor: S. R. I'iper; J. I. Jones
nnd C. II. Vnndenburg, council
men. There was a spirited contest
between II. H. Underwood, Green
I'ltchcr ntid Albert Wallace, for
miirslml, eight ballots being cast
without results. The mayor finally
decided the tie by appointing II. K.
Underwood. He ininiediately qunli-
ficd and entered upon the discharge
of his duty.
Coming.
In a private letter to the Nugget
C, L. Johnson, well known in Iln
hernia ami secretary of the Golden
Rule Mining and Milling Company,
mid who has been spending the
winter at Salem witli his family,
has this to say. "I expect to be
enroute for the greatest gold camp
on earth about the ist or 15th of
May, will shake with you then.
Am anxious for Saturday to roll
around, as then I get the news from
Bohemia."
Ol'HRATION I'HHI'OUMHD.
Dr. Wall assisted by Dr. Job and
Dr. T. W. Harris, who admin
istered the anaesthetic, performed a
successful operation Tuesday on
Mr. John linker, who has been
seriously ill for some time. A por
tion of one of the ribs of the patient
was removed and the puss was
drawn off. He is now in a fair
way to recover although it will be
sometime before he is able to be
about.
iMI'KOVI'.MliNTS.
Water mains arc being laid on
fifth street from main to the school
house. There is a frog pond inter
vening that requires the attention
of the incoming council. Now is
the time for city improvements and
as n sanitary measure the city
should look into the conditions of
the streets and alleys. It is easy
to breed a pestilence but difficult to
tid the town of a nuisance.
Kriscoi'M. Suxvieits
Rev. Morris, bishop of the Kpisco-
pal Diocese of Oregon, assislcd by
Rev. John Dowon of Ro-eburg.
will hold services at the M. K
church nt 7:30 o'clock Monday
evening. The rite of confirmation
and baptism will be administered
to quite a number, and a general
awakening among the members of
this church at this place is antici-
paled.
Nor Dii'imiimiA.
Dr. Wall was called Sunday to
visit the family of Augelo Perini at
Anlauf to discover whether they
had the diphtheria, their eight-year-old
son having died Saturday with
an affliction of the throat. The
doctor found the mother and four
children ill with tousilitis but found
no symptoms of diphtheria.
VOTHHS ATTHNTION.
Section 13 of the election law re
quires the registration books to be
closed Mny 15th and unless appli
cations to register are in the clerk's
office by that time it will be too
late to register.
Promotijd.
It is reported that E J. Lea, son
of Geo. Lea of this place, has been
made head chemist at the govern
ment experiment station at Hono
lulu with a salary of $1800 per
year.
To Organizu a Lodgu.
Jns. Hart, P. J. Markley, W. H.
Lincoln, Jas. Ozment, A. H. Cru
son, E. S. Holderman, Johu Gra
ber, John Hicks, Ed Willson and
Frank Le Roy, Odd Fellows, went
to Goshen Thursday to assist in
organizing a lodge at that place.
J)IKI.
OAMPBKT..L At Cottngo Grove, Ore.,
April 17th, 1002, Mrn. Catherine
Ciimnboll, relict of Win. P. Cumpboll,
aged 74 years.
Mrs. Ouuipboll wan lxirn In Kilkenny
County, Ircla nd, In 1828 and migrated
to this country early in lifo. Thoro
wore born two children of whom Thomas
K. Oampboll of this city ia the- only am
vivlng son.
JtOHN.
UILLINGTON-I11 Ent'ono, April 11,
1002, to Kov. and Mrs. 1 13. Hilling
ton, a son.
HAND HNTKRTA IN MM NT.
'Tim nlyli' f : h 1 1 llllwl wlili runic,
Mm inn i'ii 1 n 1 ui'it 11110 1 niciiiy.
Hhull ful'l Hi lr Inula lilcn ll.u An.ln,
And 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 - mi'iil uway,"
Well, the night was filled with
music at Martin's Hall I'rlday,
when the Cottage Grove baud gave
its initial program. A fair and at
tentive audience greeted the ama
teurs as they, for the first time as u
full fledged baud invited criticism.
Pi of. Cochran skilled to a fault
as malinger anil instructor, had his
porteges prepared for the occasion.
As the curtain rose, so rose the
swell of music from the entire com
pany of entertainers. Timidity
gave way to confidence, nud in
spiration followed in the wake, and
the victory was theirs. Hearty ap
plause stimulated the youngsters
and pleased the professor and the
program was in their hands from
that on.
The comet solos by the professor,
and the niarrh composed by him
for the band were special features.
The composition is a tribute to
Mr. Coehtan as a composer, and
ranks him worthy of note in that
sphere. Miss Let tic Veatch re
ceived merited applause for her
singing. Mis Sadie Kord as a
piano soloist displayed her pro
ficiency. The Misses Neva Per
kins and Carrie Ford, accom
panists, acquitted themselves splen
didly.
Miss Daisy Gilbert's rendering
of "The Holy City" was the event
of the occasion. With a voice soft
as a flute, clear as a bell and of
wonderful compass, she held the
audience with her distinct expres
sion of the theme and filed the hall
with melody. Messrs. Wallace,
Clement, Veatch and Cochran as a
quartet were all that could be ex
pected 011 short notice.
The irrepressible Harry Hrehaut
ably assisted by the only Tom
Mud lev ;itid others did tin- cromn-
I '
. j tion farce "brown" and made the
entire audience leel funny for fully
a half hour.
Withal, the amateur baud has
become one of Cottage Grove'.s
especial institutions and deserve
ijrcat credit.
NO PICK I'OH I'UIIUOATION.
United Stulcn I.:iinl Dirii-e,
It'MfliiiiK, Ore . April 10, I!lil2.
Nonce in lii'ruliy n i ' 1 1 that in emn
litiniH'e witli tin! ini ii-iunx uf tlio nut uf
Omen-m of June :i, H78, entitled 'An
nd fur tlie i":ile uf timber land in the
Si tit iv ( California, Oiepin, Nev.nlti,
and Wiirliiniuii Turrit'iry," iih ex
(enik'il In nil tlm I'nlille. Lund SliiteH liv
lie I uf A niii-t I, IHU2, .bixper It. Hills 'if
.liixper, dimity of I,.ine, Stiiluof Oregon,
tliiH day llliil in tlnn uil'ice liix
Hivorn hlateinent No. '.'200, for the pin
elmm of the N'a NW 1-4, SV t-i NV
1-1 NW 1-4 SW 1-1 of Seetion No. 14
in Tnwiixliip No. -i) S, Kangu No 1
Wert, anil mil oiler proof to hIioiv thai
the land nought itt 111010 valuable for its
timliur or hIoiio thiin for agricultural
pitrpoen, iiiiiHo et-talilich hia claim to
taid 'and before the liegiiitcr and I!e
eeiver of tliiH oirieeat Konolmru, Oregon,
on Friday, the 11th day of July, 1002.
lie iiaineH iid.wilnerti'eH :
ifenry Tilden of June. Oro., lleeno
Parker of Zion, Ore., John M. Corno
liiiH of Pleasant Hill, Ore., J. S. 1 1 i 11m of
Janper, Ore.
Any and all pornoim elaltnlng nd
vurcely the ahove-ileHerilied IiiiiiIh are
requested to lllo their elainiH in (hi
olHco 011 or before said 11th day of July,
1002.
J. T. llitinoKH, Iterator.
TICKETS
TO AND l'ROM AM.
POINTS EAST
VIA
GREAT .NORTHERN
Itailwuy.
Short Lino
I'aul, nuliith,
Mlnncapollx, Chicago,
AND POINTS KAST.
Through Palace and Tourist Sleepers
Dining and Buffet Smoking
Llbrnry Cara.
DAILY TRAINS : KAST T1MK :
For Kates, Foldora and Full Informa
tion regarding Ticket Iioutos, cull on or
nddress
J. W. PHAIjON, T, P. A.
II. DICKSON, C. T. A.
122 3d St., Portland Ore.
A. B, O. DENNISTON., G. W. P. A.
612 Firt Avenue, Seattle Wnth.
persoff;il Pnnijirzipljs,
('. A. On.il ueiil to liuliMiilii fjiimliiy.
T. II, riupple vlnlted Poitliuid tin
ttecik.
Unit. Jiuiies Huiiioiiivay visited Al
bany biimliiy.
Mayor Jul) mid family visited H11
genu Hiintlny.
Ml I'M Vernon tins returned to lierhomu
at Alneu.
Mrs. Downing has scoured the nehool
at Niigiiiuw.
Prof. Ilrlggn la employed nt the H, P.
It. It. depot.
Almond lluincuwfly went to Kiigeno
Hiiriilay.
Mm. P.O. ColI'mmi vieltod relatives
at Walker tlila week.
Kll llnngH, the liveryman, arrived
from Kugenii Monday.
Mm. Kiln MeKinney lias been on the
sick list this week.
Cluiro linker anil wife are viaiting
relutivea here tliiH week .
O. O. Walker, povtruaator ut Walker,
wan in town yenterday.
MlfH White Iiuh secured the aehool nt
Wildwood for the niiminer.
It la reporleil that Cottage Grovo will
form haven Hubntnritial laundry.
J.C. PerkliiH mid family of I.oratie
linvo rvturiicd to Cottage Grove.
Kred P. 1 1 ore t of Aurora, land locator
inudu tlieoirico 0 pleaaant call this week.
MicaWettlo Inlaaenured the hcIiooI at
Loriuie arid left for that place Sunday.
Warren McKnrlnnd vicited Ilruili thia
week 111 the intercut of Gitrmaii A Hem
enwiiy. Geo .Stearns. Oakland'H prominent
merchant, reglttered nt- the Sherwood
Iloucu Monday.
Mim l-eltie Veatch left for Ilutte,
Montana, Hominy, where ahc expects to
1 (wide permanently.
Mr. Alexander of the firm of Campbell
'c Alexander ia on a business trip to San
I'rnnciHco thin week.
The largest nnd iiiohI complete atock
of millinery nt MIhh Murv ftartel'a 2ml
door cant of butcher ahop.
J. I.. Wllllaina of llutk Grove. Ia..
who h viaiting relativea in thia vicinity V0, i , urV
Hindu the Nugget 11 pli'.taaiit call. "no a bort-'
uggel 11
Trimmed hate, latet styles and most
oeauiiiiii aiiupea 111 .iish .nary Jlartel a
2nd door east of butcher slinn .
... ,
From private sources it it learned that
Mr. Cal Stevenson who win lately sent
from here to the asylum baa greatly Im -
IllUIUtl.
Jns. It. Stewart came down from Row
river Thursday and went on to Eugene
iih a. witness for Mrs. Wood who nnikea
final proof on her hoincttead today.
John Durham is building an ad
dition to his residence.
Mrs. Plaster's fine quilt was won
by Ren I.ntch on ticket No. 59.
V. D Wheeler has purchased n 1
one-sixth interest in the Zinikerj
mine. I
Dr. T. W. Harris of Eugene!
made this city a professional visit 1
Tuesday. I
b. bimmons, tbe owner of the
paint mines near Walker, gave the
oflice a substantial call Tuesday.
Karl lluird was seriously if not
fatnly injured by the plainer at
Hudson's mills, Wednesday even
ing. J. h, LeRoy has purchased the
Wells residence of Long & Bing
ham and moved the same on to the
tract recently bought by him.
Chas. Hrown had the misfortune
to have a lot of ties tumble over on
him at Latham, Tuesday, while
working for the railroad. A se
vere bruising was the result.
If you have not registered go be
fore a notary public or justice of the
peace and register. It will not cost
you a cent, the county pays the
charges.
Mineral John Mansfield was
down from his mountain home in
Bohemia district this week and ex
presses himself well pleased with
the bright outlook for the district
this year. On this trip Mineral
John transferred nine mining
claims, which speaks well for his
reputation as a locator. He is
always a welcome visitor to the
Nugget ofilce.
BAItUKD PLYMOUTH ROCKS.
Kggs for sale from priito winning birds
por selling $1.50.
HI
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W. IIouok, Cottngo Grove, Ore,
YOUXL FEEL AT HOME
At the lluimiUiLf UVIJJl
Where tho meals aro well cooked and well served and the beds are good.
ITS CLEAN? THROUGHOUT.
And you'll find everything liomo-llko without homo inconveniences,
Come and stay as long as possible.
FINE LARGE SAMPLE ROOMS
Froo to our Commercial!' rndo. Try pur Sunday Dinner. Tho best ovor
Sorvod in any Hotel in the City.
N. D. HARDY, M'gr.
COTTAGE GROVE, - - OREGON.
j Ixocal I'cVctics.
llutli'tihnrg point luce patterna and
lirinil at butch a.
1 1 nve vour preaerlitloua filled ut the
lleiiHon Iirug (Jo,
Millinery nt the IowchI enab pricca, N.
I.. I'Imcii t Son,
Hair brilahca, nflne line, at lowpricea.
itenaon Drug Co.
Hlg bargaina ahoea nnd clothing at
actual coat. N. K. Klaea A Son.
Those diflrnouda at II. C. .Madsen are
beitutiea . Call mid see them .
Hlioen, rubbera nnd clothing rniift go
rcgnroieaa 01 prollt. . Kleea Hon
Vnlunblo mining property In Ho,
hernia for aale. Jerome Knox and Co
When in town cull nt the Nuggetofrice
nun get a sample copy 01 I'ncilie Home
ateud.
Meaira. John Currnn nnd Dan Colton
linvo imrcbai-cd a nuaineaa lot from
Uirig V Jliiightirn
Try Clminberliiin'a fitomach A I.ivnr
lableta, tiie beat rihyaic. tor aale by
liermon Drug Co, Cottago Grove.
I'orpure, well-cclccted drugH. call on
the JieriHon Drmr Co. Toilel articles nf
every description nt Benson Drug Co.
There areat least 2200 voterv in t.nne
county yet not registered nnd leas than
a month remains tor registration. Keg
later.
Manager Mornhv haa had the Collnin
f.. 1. .1 . ... ... "
wruvu .win Duiiumui leiepnone con
nected with bia office In the Finn build'
big.
Dee Are Von Gee Esal
Polymorphism ltargaina
At the New Kra Drug Store.
Don't set nround and prcaf cbnir
.jit.iuQ Winn it 115 iij nw 10 register.
Him men nowi uecauao 1110 wrong man
ia elected Register.
That invoice of tooth brushes is non-
open for inspection nt Iteuaon Drug Co'g
atore. They lire cheap and of splendid
rpiniity. 1Ook ut tliem tlien buy 'cm
.uiKc oomino, an Italian, was
drowned last week in the Coast Fork
east of Creswell. It seems that be was
trying to ford the river, riding om
norsu and leading the other when nil
three were drowned. Findine the
drowned homes led to the discovery of
i!,....:..,.'., i .,i.. J
FINANCIAL, CONDITION
OF
1
1 111! lH Y
The following synopsis of the
1 financial condition of the city has
been kindly furnished for publica
tion:
GRNKRAI. FUND
Warrants outstanding Apr
1st, 1902 $1738 10
Warrants outstanding Apr
ist, 1901 1446 12
$ 291 98
Cash 111 treasury 101 41
Increase of indebtedness. .$ 190 57
Street warrants outstand
ing 1434 98
Street fund in process of
collection.
1532 3
Excess $ 97 32
Balance in water fund. . .$ 537 31
INCOMK GENERAL l'UXD
Saloon license $1833 33
Othei
87 00
147 00
35 00
345 30
565 06
Fines
Dog licenses and taxes...
Water rent to time of
establishing water fund
General taxation
$3012 69
WANTED SMALL RANCH.
Within 5 miles of Cottago Grove,
must bu convenient to school, well
watered, linvo bearing orchard, some
timber, nnd cheap for cash . Owner
only nddress with full description ami
price.
Kiciiaiid GitKEN, Kellogg, Oregon,
GOOD FOR RHEUMATISM.
Last full I was taken with a very se
vere nttapk of muscular rheumatism
which cnu8ed me great pain and an
noyance. After trying several prescrip
tions and rheumatic cures, I decided to
uso Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which I
had seen advertised in the South Jersey
inan. After two applications of this
remedy, I was much better, and nftei
using one bottlo, wna completely cured.
Sallio Harris, Salem, N. J. For sale by
Lyons & Applegato, Drain. Benson
Drug Co., Cottngo Grovo.
yr Ttr.. n . j a
-we suit me tiara to suit."
Don't take our word for it, but call and be convinced that
The Cash Grocery Co.
Carry the cleanest and most Complete line oi roceries
in the city.
We keep a full line assortment of fresh fruits and vege
tables in season.
The Cash Grocery Co.
A n . . . nit
v 1.
TflE. ffiWERS1 SUPPW V0MSE
Bohemia, Oregcri.
General illerehsmflifte,
Miners' Tools and
Ammunition.
Give us a call and we will treat you right.
KNOWLES & GETTYS.
Watch our Saturday Sales
SATURDAY APRIL 19, WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING BARSAIKS.
Pacific Percale 15c per yard.
Dolphin Percale isc per yard.
Silver Star Percale 12c per yard.
Adria Percale 10c per yard.
Simpson Percale 7c per yard.
Navara Prints 7cper yard.
Kf PfkCFC TWilBER GO. STORS.
Under Odd Fellows Hall.
COTTAGE GROVE - - OREGON
PIPER & V
Successors to WHEELER & SCOTT.
We will continue to carry a full and complete'
stock of Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, Mining
Supplies, Fish Bro's, Wagons, Oliver Chilled and
Steel Plows, Etc. ::::::
ANY THING YOU WANT IN
THE HARDWARE LINE : : : :
GIVE US A CAIL -
The . . .
RESORT
River St.. Cottage drove.
BLEW & JONES, Props
W'e c(ry an extra lino line ol
Liquors ami Clgarn, nud It you
liHVO occasion to want goods In
our lino wo would appreciate a
call (rum you.
5000000000
Boware ol air dried or linlf dry floor
ng coning anil rustic, ino uooui
KYlly L'ltnbor Oo. nro mnkin specla
I vivvii on Kiui'drieu uimovr,
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
rw ....
vi. 1 uuiit manager.
MOWING TIIE LAWN
is not hard work if you have the
right kind of a mower. Now this
kind is just what Griffith & Veatch
are offering to their patrons. Easy
running, of exceeding durability,
perfectly adjusted bearings and
Belf-sbarpening knives, carefully
hardened and tempered.
AN DENBURG
AT THE OLD STAND
SHANAFELT'S
Photograph
Gallery
NOW OPEN
New backgrounds and acces
sories. Best Lenses and Cameras.
15 years
experience
8 years in
Portland. Nothing but first-class
work. All work guaranteed.
Lowest prices, call and examiiTe
work.
Opposite Masonic hall. West
side, Cottage Grove.