Cottage Grove leader., January 06, 1906, Image 1

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VOL. X V II
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGi N
SUNDAY SA­
LOONS OR NOT
ROA Y , JAN U ARY
6, Itf 0 6 .
NO. 88
,r t)f
Mill street was reicrre i
T h e company is to iueorpo-
Tbeët to secar
■ ■ 4 .ir. . - ami to
iL t.o
L ig h t committee
u few d ays.— Journal.
c
• rent. Mr
T h e L igh t committee »
give
’
. . u e of Ilia
permission to purchase t •.
i ml
1 i a .
A tnotiou
es to Pay Oregon $ 6 2 5 .0 0 0 .
locker for same, for
’ 1 lue club
Once More an Ordtnance Repealing the streets
tn, Jan 3 . - - T h e State T a x
U cek other r
: 1 itely and
vollere Wt
T h e Finance comm ' c -
., composed of the Governor, Commercial Club Members are Talk­
the Sunday Closing Ordinance
: ■ r-'.ke sucli
fairy
favorably on the fo .
ing Over Advisability of Build­ j a change.
'ary and state tr«usurer, made
Before tbe Council.
-2 Feb. z 3 d
which were approved.
.uual levy and apportioned the
ing a Club House.
C l
tc«- of tin on Messrs.
J. E . Y ou ng, salary 1 r
-
-
tax to be paid by each county
1 Lurch, W ho, ’U : a n i j o t l i r wero
3 #
m o n t h ............... .....................~ 8. 38
Ji
A t the meeting
_____a o f _____
__
e support of the state.
the council
¡appointed to 1
t ’ • • ì ^Xf m 'riling
ibc of the . ol ‘ i f
Tu esday night, adjourued from 1 hing'tl Hin Is, sahity
i .e total amount required for
I
to
sf*e
th©
\\
!
if some
A
t
the
regular
monthly
meeting
an institut.
' i ,
Monday, after the roll call aud miu-
o lm a u f o r sit too
o rd in a ry expenses for the two o f the club on Monday night seven
- made
F
■
!'.
23
d.
I
utes were read, an application of;
• ^ Bennett, serve
.^ .b e g in n in g January 1, 1905. is new members wero admitted and With then: .
j o e c t Hall
tddressed btf n ir w -,
John Barker for the transfer o f his
street commission«: .......... . 43 35
, 3 , 0 f 7 .Gif. Tl>e tmal expeuse the special rates for admission \v
g o 1 U m club
;o
subject«
15 tjv
saloon license from the old room to 1 J(erornc K n o x , i e g t
‘
W'ieh tha state will be subjected declared closed. The seven ti v for Friday n
: uder that no
non. A lo 'ai
the bar room in the old Graham ho- Gottage G ro ve L i e . : .. C . ’
1 e fiscal year ending December members admitted were J. S.
011c might fe
! " fee; nor be kept
arranged i,
Electric
lights
for
m
e
■ JOG is placed at $ 377 , 518 . 1 5 ; son, C. E. Stewart, Oliver Veal
lei was presented and transfer al­
• t
from attrndii
lb
vont o n n e-
ting o f .'lessi
Griffin A Veatch, pipe .1
lowed.
pts from miscellaneous sources James Porter, Alberton
count of the :: u « of tho build-
Wood
J. 1 . Jones and U hv&
p
l
u
m
b
i
n
g
,
connect
:i
s ’ 7 , 4 Is 15; and the total revenue Thos. W h eeler and J. W . Elicits,
An application o f O. L. Parsons
injr.
eie " i l l be three seF
of Eugene, formerly a ba ir keeper for _
u eposes
apportioned which makes a total of 25 uewmem
* ’ n “ w nlaills'
Il «corns T ; ’urli 1 might have
•» 11 !
: II ; , ; : ,er.. >(V¿
•
uritieM for the year tiers which have recently been add
Andy Graham, for the opeuiug
pening of a i F ' . U faeu‘ - r - !;r°
2I"
■ '> to have kept
:
ant
each
o
f
winch
are
;
ir
r
venmt
00. Tho t a x ot each to the club membership.
saloon ¡11 the Bohemia saloon b u d ! j voir ...... ...............................
its pr^s^r.t r
' •; a time if it
; to be larg
Bended fur, Abe i;i*
Wheeler
\
Owens,
lumber
v
a follows:
ing was read. T h ’j necessary b in d |
could
have
!
T
h
e
official
call
ot
the
l
)
o
n
v
1
reasonable
stitutc
will
much
‘nt
-*...
for crossings, etc.............. 69 S 3
was furnished, aud was signed by
, 14,025.00 Cham ber of Commerce to a meed
rate, and h r •d
h»t! far its social
much goot
tho farming and da r_>4
.
G
B.
Pitcher,
night
w
a
tch
­
L -n to n ........
12 . 025.00 of all clubs interested in 1 eet sug.iv cvPuings, \v ■ ti'.
A l f W alker a saloou keeper o f E u ­
t ' when the
this section.
’’ .è
m a n ......................................... GO. 00 ! ing interes
20 . 937.50 manufacture, and for the protection club could ! omt th’ng better.
gene and F. G. Dackerbaeh, a S a ­
C e aui'is.
T
h
e
stai
• ■ diege has Lceti 1 !d 4
H.
E.
Underwood,
mar-
a
I
60.
25
13.250.00 of the present tariff on s u g a r , "
lt in brewing man. After some lit­
C \ t s o p ......
It wool 1
idverttae*
mg
in" institutes all over tin su fei
G, 025.00 read, and on account o f the fact ment i>»i ‘ h-
tle ilis ussion the application was ■ A . B Wheeler, land rlcs
Loi l'obi»...
dvcnc.ss of tlm
be'lt ring of condition■; X
|
c
r
i
p
t
l
O
U
..........................................
2
00
1 .id <>u the table.
!
12.087.50 that the local club has uo direct in­ town, it i*
:
‘ 1 'its*1 could be
t .leal c>! good lias liera 1»-',
8.125.00 terest in tho matter and it was laid built ' y 'It
Ordinance 129. p ro v ! li ig for the!-* E. Y o u n g , firemans rec­
■ •lit l*. tnd certainly
th
ro
u
gh
them.
ord ..................................
licensing. >>f all card ♦ .»•>! s that are!
,r
2.500 00 on the table.
111.11)y niciir'i
: le i that
fl IS u';.i 1 ujmu every farme
n f Lur r - ............
Boi- a s.........
21.462.50
was r< id a ft<st t im e !.
'l? r* ! . ,! 1 I ti
A letter bom J. W h yth fc om b c uro not now i ntcTPstcd.
evsilj
u
i.y
m
at,
that
lie
reserv<
t;;i-
!
onl> b* i: ,i laid on II.e table.
j hi l ot E
D j j h t t l • I >' "I 4 2. for
5 , 437.60 of the Oregon Agricultural College
0: 1Oui ii:n. ........
— ------------------
in a day, 1''« b j 3 », ior the purp«
O d i n a n c c '*•>> l'J8 hem ■ an or- . househo d ellects d eu ro t
.it.............
5 . 5 7 0.00 staling that an arrangement coed ;
.at«
e«
i
)g
th¡
convention,
anc.
J
purposes,
dm.m
> I'ealmg O idi .ance No 7 0 ' f,,«nigi»tion for sanitur;.
.
ipi ;ye to For-
10.000.00 tie made to hold a Dairym en’s and wlan who Cor: ’
tiring li
« u..: girls down Eta, i H t r e y ........
th till ol whi-lt or I n t f i f " is An was deemed excessive as u was i h w
I i
m pr.tarpd Dis-
o n .........
19.625.00 Farm ers’ lustituto here cn Fob.
3
V
iearn
too.
n h v due
oi Uu ur , iiip llino c it-in busi- *inrt**-v thought that
5.025.00 23 rd was read to the club and re- ’
•¡■ hiñe. —
Don t forget tiie date.
• nain <
• 1 for the
: ' 1
i‘k i 1 itti ......
7.187.50 ceived with enthusiasm. Nu.uc.
-Fi theappel-
oil i:t business 01 Sun day’ ’ , rce 8 onn>'
6.087.50 ous speeches wero made by th
. . ac t'ourt
and >e
1- o ’ Ordinance N- 5 i « t 'l e r for 3 mattress
d< tr
ie!d s First Bank
28.875.00 club members, all of whom w e n
w s rendered
which provides for
the
loud, j ,he satne time, w .« hel
3.437.50 very anxious to see tho meeting ur
IQ.
.
-reus, con-
0., J a n . 3 — T h e Firsjf j
atii 'U : t, provisions and restrictions | natlon-
32 . 475.00 tanged, and a committee was up
• ... o o f eocrcing H y-
lgtield, with S2C .00#
o f the bond regulating the issuance
-----------• •** *----------
5.575.00 pointed ot F . B. Phillips, J
. . ' > cater into a
n business at Spring]) bniieur..........................
38.312.50 Jones aud O liver Veatch to nia;
prec.ited and'Shorter Day Granted lo
h II. Marcus
«
H en ry M Stvwarf/ Urion .......................
passed n s iiis t aii'l second readings. !
France.
5,9117,5«) ilefinite arrstigement.- for the l i v ­
become a
pner. ot that pla«*e a r -1 borrow-..........................
Tlie motion foi a tlnr I reading was
uomah........................ 1 0 5 , 187 . 5 o ing, prepare a program, and to in
. . 11 / tion
Misfitution ociupie*
It
I'he intention of the o r d i - ! * a n s ’ J !1U- 2 • Tl»»*
lit:....................................
19 , 187.50 tereat every farmer in the c«>u :
II
:
> curing employ*
ding and has i . igia
nance 1. l > throw the burden o f 1 ltU e,r day for the thousand
.m
■ nan.............................
5.437.50 to be present at that time. J. !
prospect-i. a- Spi
'
it'.!'-:
T b e ju d g -
nigtield is I'itpitfi« j
keeping cc. t un places of business, em P oyed m *“ • mines of ;
¡am
ook.............
..........
5,437.60 Jones douate«t the use of the ball for
. 1 - 1 eraed ami
g ro w in g and 1 ow has a popu tiof j
for
it
m
aiked
the
inaug
o
iio:-
of
a
aud principudy saloons «dosed on
a lia ..............................
3 o, 62.5-00 that, occasion.
o f rear! ■ 1
L ite
•t ti: «. . reel 3 .«charged.
T life nee«i ol .1 -nu,
Sunday, on the state by taking away w orkday limit *<1 eight and one there has long
1..................................
13,037.50
Th e regu lar monthly bill
■'
tl'.« section
been apparent.
half
hours
in
place
of
the
nine-hour
from the city any control over them,
.’a llo w s........................
....................
4,562.00 several minor bills were op.lere-i
.
..
h
l
1 '.'ids tlie
basing the ordinance on rulings limit in operation. T h e la w pro­
t o .................................
14,925.00 paid.
- f tbe kind dc-
viding
this
substitution
was
enacted
Report
ol
Couniy
Poor
Farm
made by some judges that a city lias
■ h ington........... ........
1O.8i2.50
Mr. C P Jol es brought befor
I 1
s' . h ct a mis-
uo control over such matters, where some years ago, but only became
1er................ .............
4, i 37 . 5 o the c h i b a matter which tie thou; b
F
ollow
ing
is
tiie
report
ol
effective
today.
T
h
e
k
me
law
pro
tho state has a law, supposed to
Y a lili.............
24.437.50 was of interest to tho club, 111 th
• ir.
t t
date ami
videa that alter January, id 10, Laue county poor farm from j
control them.
it should improve bs rooms, in fl
ary 4U1, 11)05 to January 3 rd,
<lr >jiini»n, “ to
eight
hours
will
const
¡tute
a
d
a
y
’
s
Ordinance N«>. 7 o is said to have
Total
. . ... ........$<>¿5,000.00 ing up a little more, in adding
Number received during year,
. v
a tiio exercise
the exact wording of the sta'e or- work for men em ployed under­
•long the ch ief items in the list kitchen, dishes, etc. s« a-: t.) p¡>
Number
discharged,
7
.
1 .his nnd so
ground.
k finance. I f these ordinances are
penditur;s are $150,000 for vide for tlie semi-monthly ■ >ci.il long
Number deaths, 2.
nnd Nation Iasi,
rt 'pealed, to keep the salocns and
r lie buildings, $41,000 for the evenings, etc.
He a h ' remáis ! ¡nab
Num ber in borne at prese;
! i i n i i I m ness to per­
oth ti business places dosed, it is
Board o f Agricu ltu re, $52,500 that the trustees had b ¡1 ta lk • i
The pres« nt inmates are a
McCall Resigns as President.
du « ■ i" m t bn ossigued
nece w r y that the state law be eti
ae State University, $222,000 over plans, and that pro) b
lows:
aw making
New Y o rk . Jan. 3.'— The res _ 1
forced.
It is 8tftted that in some
:;ie insane asylum, $30,000 for Cam pbell could state them
’’
dtutional
J Bn vvn, egei! G8, total P
tiou of John A
McCall, pn side ;
>ies, 'diG.ooo for the
slate
towns 1 n* the state it is enforced, and
sis.
Mr. Catnpbi II stat<
of the New Y ork Life, was , .
in others
yiolated, and in others
u. $40,000 for the national trustees bad been ecu- let 111
Jno.
:rrn, aged 81 , deafmi-i.
and accepted bv the board «
.4 1 i d . — Telegram .
the sla te taw >s declared inopera­
fact that the present ar aige.u«
and 1 h
Kockel
rectors this afternoon.
On
) ilare Egypt-
tive, and th a t the slate has no con­
for tbe club rooms was n<>t
Th e
elected to succeed McCaii .. a
trol, as su «h powers are given ouly
the best, that s ime concc .
blindg
Will Not Stop Discrimination.
ary of $ 50,000
Tue authorities
to the city', and which is a recent
felt tor the safety of the club,
S. i
1 72 . demeni
it does not follow,” so says the a large number conger /ated i
tun re about to
r u lin g of o i e o f the circuit court i
---------------------------
Bus
1 waukee Sentinel, “ that the fed- b a l l o n account of the ins- d
io interest tlie
Fri.'
ju d g e s, v.hii'Ji wouul mean that the j EUgene Defeate Electric bi-
tor
1 Government must assume and aud strength o f the building,
I i chase by tho
Jam
agec
saloons could do as they pleased, as
Issue in Special Elc:
rei x- the rate-m aking power in that better quaiters were nec
relics.
Dess a
the state w Hilo have uo c o n t r o l;
-r to secure justice, nor is it l ie stated that t in club c ulu 1. 1
ay j
over them nor v-ould the city, with- i 1“ a special election
1 • '
I I information
«in that even if it sh«juld ailopt row money to buy land
to j
out ordinances control them- Af- thfi citizens o f Eugene voted ;
¡.tier has com*
«:
81 ,
i
plan it would be successful. It suitable building, givin: ....... .
ter a great «leal ^ fruitless discus- i '»sue bonds for the construction of
io ¡1 American
i>G,
e
®y to g ra n t a secret reception, writing, r a d i o
.... •• «i>A whole
sion the matter ivas tat Stand to the a municipal lighting plant a.
11
65 .
n
•
fixed
b
y
the
Iuter-
voted
for
a
water
plant.
At
; actically u n ­
office, billiard, an I n-u mlil .
next regula
m eeting one month
_• • C m . in
e Commission as on besides bowling alley an
limit'üt
I
ii
is
disposal to
p
-
from now, at w h ic h time it will be election in September it was v t c '
■ •>'. OJ
-l
by ttis carrier itself some rooms for bachelor 1 irtm'ii*
pick up
he can. worth
up to the council to «leci<le whether to construct and u p d a t e li :\i p .-.
I
greatest evil in the transporta- and fit them up f o r a ruiii , the m buying.
they are going to let the saloon ! by the city, but aince that time ti:cr
. .c a t, aged 71 , deafness an
business is discrimination ot terest on which would n 1 be :
men run their saloons without in- hft8 been so much discussion , an- rlu iinatisin.
I . g v ptologist in
The m
1 kind or another. Governm ont much as the present rent. Also England in th«
torfereuce, or whelber the town, i
election was thought no«:
III « o f au inter-
Mat St idler, aped 62, deiner a.
making wdl not do away with that if the club could u>-»ke ,ucl,
view, sal 1 that
cly trusted
which naturally
should
oonlrol sary. T h e vo 'e was as follow:
F. M. Miller, age«! 27, injury
rimioatiou. L e t Congress pasr arrangement it woul d be al 1.
T H E SEPTEMBER E L E C T « \
nt v,»tiM t ike some
1 tlie gov.
them, will regulate and restrain
leg.
v granting to the Interstate many more members, nnd «■ : 11 <I decided
l> «I il with the
their S u n day opening.
j T h e yote at the September elec-1
M r s . M. E. R u ssell , Supt
..merce Commission the jx>wer probably have a membership > ¡ • 09 habit ot’ Am er ¡can millionaires in
— Gua
It was proposed that the street «on was as follows
lake rates and put them in at least, aud would have a ace presentiti g t he ir native towns with
commissioner be hired by the month For ligh t bonds.......................
50 1
co at once and the problem of suitable for all conditions.
Egyptian anti« i uitirs, for, with their
instead o f by the day, which was r e -1 Against light b o n d s........................ 1G3 Forest Grove Will Have New Iroli
> venting discriminations would
A great deal o f talk and discus wealth 1)
i - i
eerrud able to
ferred to the street committee for For water bonds............................... 50I
Line.
till lie unsolved.
bin ; prc< i nis in cou-
sion over tho matter was liad, th • ■ simp up i
action.
j L gainst water b o n d s ....................107
’ This, the Sentinel believes, is majority seeming to think that tl
Forest Grove, Or., Jan. 4 — At
uectii!.; "
gypt s past.
The street committee was empow-
T u e s d a y * e l e c t i o n .
real question Congress shonld time was not ripe for such a nmvi
meeting o f the city council hr
ered to employ a man to haul rock
i-rtake to answer: H ow aro ilis- ment blit all agreeing that it w
T u esda y evening a franchise wi
to protect the pipe line at the w e s t 1 For ligh t bonds....................
|
linatious to be abolished? Tho
end of W all street at the crossing Against................................................. 539 granted the Forest G ro ve T
■ “rstate Com m erce Com mission is
with Silk Creek
For water bonds............................... 5 oo portation Com pany to build
v eng gixl in exam ining into the
a
street
rail
way
frot
The installation of a light on A g a in s t ............................................................. 4H2 ' r:,' c
d i c e s ot private refrigerator car
1
_______
th<-
ithern Pacific «lepot tc
npanies.
It. assnmes that it has
j business aud resilience part
tl
• right to moke such inquiries iD
.city.
Th e franchise has bee n give-1
ice of the demurrer filed by the
for 25 years.
W ork is to I ipgin 11
U P ’ ïO ’ i l î i î .
ivate car line officers, who con-
90 «lays and the line must be in fn.
nd that they are not en gaged in
¡operation after eight month s ’ frc.-i
the enactment of the ordinan 1 interstate commerce.
“ T b e Interstate Commerce Com-
g ranting a franchise. The ruilw
is to l>e a single track, .tuuda- i iissioiv ha«« formally expressed the
P
l
u
o
u
) . - i.
pinion that the practices adopted
guage, and built of not ess til.
by
tho
terminal
companier’
branches
35 -poun«l steel rails. Th e cars a ■
«■ I large m anufacturing corporations
to be o f approve I constru b n a
modern conveniences for ;; e e«,1 .- and organized primarily for the
headquarters Fo r
purpose o f securing rebates under
fort ot passengers. Tho
¡m« *
also p ro v’des for the carrying „ f cover of fl joint rate arrangement,
freight, express ami United .Staten are in direct violatiou of tho anti-re­
Mining
mail.
Cars are to meet all trains bate law. T h e th in g to do then is
and pas-i ngers faro is to be not less to enforce the law ”
than 5 cents. T h e m ito r power
will be electricity with the over*
Samuel Roome, chairman ot the
ln'iid
trolley syst« 111
A limit speed
. ?>I C. A . canvassing committee
a
f n
1
of 12 milts ban bcei ■ d<ci«le«l tijrtin.
Eugene has reported th«t 250
The For« si Grovt Tran.-iporlation
mi -> have been secured for nictn-
Comrianv i8 compcx n i o f local capi-
.i»hip, and that the nex< move to
talists. ot whom Aenator E . W. b*. taken w ill tx: the a ecu rin go i!
j Haines is probably the most premi proper quartem.
CLUB HOUSE
INSTITUT!
PROPOSED
.
HOTEL
GRAHAM
j j ^
A ll kinck
and Commercial Men
!
>
G r a h a m , Prop.
Hardware-—ï ! 01
better
M ade
Griffi o & Ve at
f,
m
LO .
Sj
ffl