Cottage Grove leader., July 20, 1907, Image 1

COTTAGE GROVE LEA l /ER
VOL. X IX
COTTAGE GR O V E , OREGON. SATURDAY, JULY
20 , 1907
NO. 14
the II -n-imau lines and to that end
Quarantine Threatened for Lane
have written the Eastern wholesale
a
County.
U U U D L lh J t t c J i l J i m u I l 1
“ Quite a number of people in
houses to send their freight over
A dispatch to the 1 ‘ortland Jour­
some other than the Harriman lines
j this part of the city attended a fire
nal from Eugene says: E.N. Hutch­
!u*t night at the residence o f Mr.
and have appointed a committee to
inson,
t'-ileral sheep inspector, states
investigate the best way of routing
and Mrs. Blank in Thirteenth street.
that th law tequiring the dipping
tho treight from the East and to
Some went in carriages aud bug­
o f all sheep in the state is being
gies, but the majority walked. The
work among the citizens for the
pretty generally complied with e x ­
ulann was sounded at about 9:1(0,
purpose of turning »11 possible
cept
in Lane and Linn counties,
freight
from
the
Harriman
lines,
and
many who attended the fire
EUGENE-SIUSLAW ROAD ASSURED.
LEAVES 100AY A I THREE 0 CLOCK where the farmers and sheep raisers
*8 AN ACRE INSTEAD OF $4 had just returned from church, con ­
whether it be merchandise, house­
are inclined to evade it. He de­
hold goods o ; any otlu r com m ndi-.
sequently they were already dressed
clare-
that this action may result in
for the oreasiou. Mr. Blank was
Popular Subscription for the Railroad j ties.
Five Campanies of Oregon National the quarantining ol the two conn,
Road Bed and Rolling Stock Raised not at home, being out of the city
j While this is at present purely a
Passes the Required Mark Now
Guards Will Assemble Today for
ties and no sh > p can then he «hip­
on husiuess, hence the affair will
I local move, it may ho more tlior-
From $18.000 ol Last Yeai lo
Up to Mr. Carver.
ped out or in. Some farmers in
Nine Day s Encampment
he a big surprise to him when he
joughly organized ami other com
$19.000 Records Searched.
this vicinity have dipped their
returns. Mrs. Blank wore a light
munities near Eugene aske 1 to join
•locks according to law, but a large
percale kinioua and had her hair
in tho endeavor to get some o f the
Tlie railroad from Eugene to the
majority
have refused or neglected
lie
ulquarters
First
Separate
Bat­
done
up on kid curlers. The tire-
long-drawn-out promises fulfilled.
County Assessor Keeney has de­
h i" timber in the western end of
talion O. N. G ., Eugene, Ore. July o do so.
man
responded
readily and worked
cided to double the assessment on
the county and eventually to the
■ 12 , 1907 ,— General Orders No 1 —
heroically to subdue the seething
the
Southern
Pacific
Company’
s
mouth of the Siuslaw river is now
Incom pliance with general orders
flani/H. Most of them were young
congressional land in ¡Lis county
assured, says the Eugene Guard.
¡from headquarters O. N. G.. Com­
and good looking.
this year. Last year it was iis-'essed
The committee of business men who
They were dressed in oilcloth
Secretary Garfield's Plan is to Try the panies B and D, first Separate Bat­ Richardson and Cook are Devoting on an average of $1 an acre anil
have been working earnestly and
talion. will camp near Reselling,
coat«,
cut short, with trousers to
tlii« year the average will be 5s .
Oregon Land Cases at Once.
Their Energies No.v to Their
arduously for the pest several
Oregon, July 20 to 2 h , inclusive.
match.
Their hat rims were nar­
Some o f the land the company
weeks have at last been successful
Bohemia Holdings.
------------
Separate Companies K and E and
row
in
front
and hroad behind, sag­
owns in the county is absolutely
in securing the required $G0,()<)0 in
All the Oregon rases «ill lie Company G, Third Infantry, will
worthless, while some of it is great ging down in the rear. The chief’s
stock subscriptions to the enterprise cleared up through the recommend join the command upon arrival at
A dispatch from Mineral, Ore
deal more valuable than $s an acre, hat was ornamented with an octa­
and everything is now ready for ation of Secretary Garfield.
This Rosehurg, J u lv ‘20.
g o n .t o t h e Journal of July 11 th
but the assessor concluded the lat- gonal luass spike which stuck up
the incorporation o f a company and will be one of the principal results
Companies will take from tin ir says:
above his head like a horn, giving
“ Richardson .V Cook, who own ter figure would he a good average |,j|u jhg appearance o f a unicorn.
the building of the first ten miles of his visit to Portland.
home stations their entire mess
u-dbed Whtu the ll.unes broke out through
The assessment oil the iu-.n.e.l
or more ot road before the winter
The confusion, lack o f finance, equipment, and the messing in valuable mining property in this
o f the company’s main line will
)e
Will d lie
camp,
have
recently
sold
their
big
tains set in.
over-supply of red tape and other i camp will be by company. Each
second Btorv and cast a lurid
The committee lias announced impediments which have clogged in company is expected to be pre- copper property in Douglas county also he advanced and the total for fine over the surrounding buildings
that the amount had been raised the wheels will he removed and the pared to mess from five to ten men for a good round sum and are now the road bed and rolling stock wil R e v ie w «as one never to be for-
be $ 19 , 1 X 10 per mile this year in
and the work of organizing will at way rrisde clear for energetic a c - , ¡n addition to their own number levotiug their entire tune to their
gotten. At a late hour the sight­
stead of $ 1 H, 000 , as lust year. Hi-
Bohemia
holdings.
Their
copper
once be attended to and the surveys tion
Secretary Garfield has more If any of the Separate Companies
seers went home, and all lelt that
assessed the rolling stuck last year
for the line will be started as soon than merely looked at Oregon ,re not vet supplied with Field property was known as the Cupper
they had passed an eveniug full of
at $2,000 per mile and the road bed
Quarry
and
it
is
situnted
a
few
interest and excitdv’ent. ”
as possible. Already written con- scenery, and his trip to the coast is i Range and mess chest, it is recoin -
at $17.000, making the total $ 19 ,-
tracts for the right-of-way for the not a mere junket
Between re- ineude I that they borrow, if pos- miles east of Yoncalla and near the
The “ •ditress” had unconscious­
000,
but the board of equila/ation
They
first, six miles out of Eugene have ceptions he has been in dose con sible, bom companies of the Third Southern Pacific railroad.
ly lot off a splendid piece ot ” tea-
cut the assessment on the rolling
been secured, this matter having ference with United States District Infmtry that have completed their sold this mine to a Mi. Carl, of Los
itre” work, but it was in Kansas;
stock down to $1.000 making the
been attended to by the committee Attorney W . C Bristol, and now annual tout of camp duty, return- Angeles, who, it is said, will begin
ami the editor cut short hU vaca­
total o f $1000 less than the asses­
soon after the began work on the that Mr. Garfield has departed mg the same in good condition im- extensive development at once. Ore
tion to put an end to the only thing
sor did. Nineteen thousand dollars j tlmt
Irotn
this
mine
won
lor
Richardson
enterprise.
¡Commissioner Bal’ inger has been mediately after the completion of
made his paper worth reading.
& CAok both silver and bronze a mile is what the road is assessed,
KoiTTg op noAP.
holding conferences with Mr. Bris this tour o f duty.
medals for copper ore exhibits at at in Douglas, Linn and other conn - 1
The route chosen for the road, as to' on Oregon land matters.
The uniform to tie worn through-
the Lewis .V Clark fair in 1905 . ties in Western Oregon, as agreed
now planned, will lead due west
Oregon cases have hten under out the encampment will be the
ArrnnKemenU hriVe bean made at
'Phe- have taken so.ne very line ore upon a. an assessor’s convention a
from Eugene fo r a distance ot ten discussion since Friday night, for khaki for enlisted men and the
Iroin this property, some shown by year ago, and Assessor Keeney in- thjs offi,.e whereby the Portland.
miles, then turn northerly in the although Secretary Garfield did not i olive drab uu- officers The drill
Mr Richardson which is almost tends to abide by the agreement Qr Scmi. W eeky J n u u u i ] < n ,Brm
direction of Franklin, thence west arrive until Saturday morning hi - unitorm will lie khaki trousers, blue
pure native copper. Richardson & mane at that tone.
paper published Tuesday and Fri-
again to Goldson and past the An- men preceded him and worked with shirt, campaign hat and leggiuH.
Cook will now develop their Bolie-
The
assessor
i
1
now
ruing
through’
,|ftv of
,,f eacb
day
each Week ; The Pacific
derson A Warner sawmill, past Tri- Bristol nil night Friday preparing When absent from camp the khaki
the
mortgage
tecords
r tin
‘ ‘ county Monthly, the leading magazine o f
i
tne
mortgage
records
o
f
angle lake and down the Lake cases fir submission to the seen- uniform complete will be worn, with mia propeit "
p' • 11111 1,11 aud b.is discovered that the county the West, published
creek valley. This route was se- tary. Every moment not consult: the blouse fully buttoned,
at Portland,
bere-
...
is losing a good ntmiy thousand
Work is P a r s i n g as rapn. y aai ^
^
^
,,y pto|(trlyj Or., and the Cottage Grove Leader
lected by the committee and ed by feasting and sightseeing wa
The camp quartermaster, Licii-
Stephen Carver ns the most fensihle devoted to considering the Oregon t, lia„ t p- [, Chambers, will be pre- possible on 111« 1 wm Kooks M,n
ownoni not Rivi„g i„ the credits of .1 bright and newsy local paper,
company ' » propelty. the turners b -: mor|RBgw| BH lcqlljred |,v law. He published every Saturday can be
and while the surveyors may not situation. After the banquet Sat
pared to supply each company upon
he|
^ ,o
thew
ils j had for $ 2 . 110 .
The publishers’
follow the exact route selected, tins urday night the secretary and Bris- its arrival at Roseburg with wagon ,ng in «..me very hard rock.
crosscut is in 150 led. Seven feet
price of this combination is $4.00.
will be the general direction in 1 t°l worked until •> o ’clock yester- i transportation for its necessary bag­
1 .
„ 1, this J
year, tn*i i-by adding a g ■>d You therefore save $ 1.70 by sub
which the line will traverse, and day morning, and when Garfield gage and mess equipment, so that of hard quartzite was cut last week 1
.
1
o...
„
sum
to
tin- tax collections.
1 r<>8' I
scribing now. See ad eisewhere.
some of the finest timber land
in departed for California, Bristol
ne it will l>c mov< <1 to camp without and it shows some mineral.
pert
work
is
being
done
and
some
the world will be tapped in the Lake compamed him as far as Cottage ,|e|av
Each
commander
Society Editor Reports Fire.
new finds were recently made ol
t
Cre«k valley and vicinity.
Grove, discussing matters on
the wj|i furnish a sufficient detail ol
San Francisco's New Mayor
gold tri e milling or*.
T h e G uard lias before given an traln-
men under a non-commissioned of-
prank McIntyre, secretary o f the sprung a story or. a certain Kansas
|awyer ttn,i (lean of
Haj|t.
otitliue of the plans o f Mr. Carver
This morning Commissioner I*d licer to handle its own outfit. Range
Bohemia Mini-owners’ Association,
editor, whose staff consisted of one illgs u w School ol the University
in the construction of the road, but linger, alter two hours with the and mess equipment are o f first im-
has gone out after about a year’ s
bibulous reporter and a ’ ’society ed- ,,| California, lias been elected by
for the information of those who | district attorney, departed to make port-mo- to be moved, so that the
stay in camp
lie lias been busy
have not read of them we will state a tour of the laud offices of the cool . may promptly begin the
itress and who was impudent the board o f supervisors to I m - tnay-
all this time developing some pro­
enougli to take a vacation last ,,r ol San Francisco, and by open
that it is the intention to build state.
preparation o f the first meal,
perty he owns on Bock Creek in I
thirty miles of tho line with the
Every phase of the land situation
Camp equipment, tentage, etc.
n,OM*b -
avowal o f the bribery graft prosecu­
connection with so ue S.h-m peo- I During Ins ahsei.ee the mevital.l
money subscribed by the citizens, lias been inspected by Secretary will be issued by the quartermaster
tion the so called “ teign ot the big
pi
He reports good showings j happened— the reporter went
on a stick" bas come to an end.
together with what Mr. Carver and Garfiel 1 during his brief sojourn in at the camp ground: Buttons «ill and states that lie will be out in the
howlin
spri-o and h it the jontig
Dr. Taylor was the third man to
his associates will put up
This Portland, and his visit will throw ! In? issued as may be directed by the valley part of tho • timuicr on a va­
lady, whose forte w is descriptive
will extend the Hue into the big 1 new life into the prosecution, which camp commissary.
whom the office waH offered by
catimi. Considerable development
stories o f pink teaato “ hold down’ .
timber and when that much is built has lagged for want of necessary
Rifle practice will be a prominent has lieen done 1
>11 tins property the editorial and news end of the Spreckles and Langdnii. His elec­
it will be no trouble to raise money aid.
feature o f the encampment, ninl during the past few years and good 1
tion came as a complete surprise,
5001I I paper.
for the extension of the liue to tide­
for at no time has his name been
Secretary Garfield will make re- every enlist* t man will he required ore is opened iti all the tunnels.
i Again, the inevitable happened
water on the Siuslaw or to its mouth eommendations needed to carry on to devote much time to systematic
mentioned. Dr. Taylor is between
at Florence. The first ten miles or the work. That he will have little practice. First Lieutenant G.
Uncle Sant lo Buy Stock in Many Hail- a. * '
" " 1 ‘ ,l" " M l( IH 1 r,o and 65 years of age.
district and this war: the account of
more will be constructed this sum difficulty in accomplishing this will Houck is hereby appointed chief
roads.
it the editor read in bis own paper
The Leader tells the news.
mer and fall and will probably be be understood.
The various de- range officer aud he will select such
President Roosevelt is considering
plnced in operation before the work payments which are interested in wtstants as lie may require, and
the advisability of mat ing a recom­
begins on the extension next 0r6gon wi)1 w ork ,n closer hnrn.ony bave absolute charge of the inatruc-
/ 4 s X4» X4 » /f4* * 4 . # 4 .
mendation to the next congress on
spring.
! and more unanimi ty than in the »ion and practice ao far as pertains the railroad question that »ill e x ­
Fifteen miles of steel rails, pur-[past. The departments have dove-
this command,
cite general comment and attention.
chased by Mr. Carver when he bid tniled in such a manner the best re-
Officers an 1 men are to be re It. 1 nothing more or less than that
in the Medford-Crpter lake road.jsults could not b* accomplished. 'luited to strictly observe the rules | the government become a small
losing it on a second sale, This condition is to be simplified.
""
c,,,,r»e».V and etiquette 1 „tuck holder In sonic ot the large
are due to arrive in Portland any
All the Oregon business is to be at "11 tiroes, and it ^«especially e” t j railroads of the country, with a
EUGENE SUCCESSFUL
OFF FOR ROSEBURG
n n iiD T r e
In Raising Full Amount
of Bonus Wanted.
Separate Company E Goes
In Encampment
On S. P. Railroad Lands
In Lane County
CLEAN UP LAND CASES.
c c r Q C M W T ì3 few tlayB ia,er
WORKING AT BOHEMIA.
j
A Great Offer.
J
j
company
Sonw
j
j
11
'
Dr. Edward Taylor, a phyaictea
J
afterward
day, and will be shipped here to he , expedited. Snch cases aa have been
used on the Siuslaw road.
decided worthy ot prosecution will
Negotiations will at once be j He prosecuted, and others will be
opened to secure terminal grounds wiped off the slate. There will be
in Eugene. They will lie in the fund« for the investigation of new
western part of the city somewhere, caces and such assistance as is
the exact »oration not yet having cessary will be allowed.
bten decided upon. The line wil
IIow soon these matters can re
enter the city ftom the west in the reive attention no one knows, bat
vicinity of Filth street.
, it is known that no time will be
j
Boycott Harriman Lines.
On account o f the non-fulfillment
ot the many promises made the
people of Eugene, the merchants of
that city have decided to boycott
f
lost in pushing the matter by .Sei -
retary Garfield.
If the arrange-
ments are made quickly by the aec-
retary, the proeecations may begin
.
.
.
>e o ri 1 lancis J. 1 ene\ n
< ared
his San Francisco case«.— Tele-
gram.
v I i t ° 'I n' this regard tha^Vnay ',K W ‘ ° lmvin* “ rePr' “-fcnl,,livfc
be observed, to the end that ideai | l’l:l '* 0,1 1 11
* of directors.
dep'utment may be characteristic o| By this pro'c
the government
the camp Corporals are to be held would Income thoroughly informed
par>tc>'ly'.v «ccomitalde for the con as to the inside facts ot every rail
duct and appearance of the men of
,
I , and
» failure
.
their
own squads,
on road and be in a position to enforce
the part, of any corpoarl in this re-1 tutb retorm-- as it might desire to
g»rd will be sufficient ground for make. If made at all the recom-
‘ »t^iplme
mendation of the president will be;
One or more companies will be that the congress provide an appro-(
required to attend practice on the' priation P>r the purchase o f a small
tjHe range each morning and after- numtier of shares of stock in eer-
noon, ns called by the chief range ! tain railroad that may ba selected,
officer
When these shares have lieen ac-
% order of
I quired assuming that congress
MAJOR G . O YORAN ,
would fall in with the plan, the ad-
Commanding First Sep Bat O N G ministration will know how to pro-
F. F.. T A Y L O R ,
ceed to force road* into allowing a
First Lieutenant and Adjutant.
government director on each board.
FARMERS
<i<) TO
P E A R C E
B K O S.
Vt ith vovir I'rod u rc
a n d l . n h n n l c for
SHOES an d GROCERIES.
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