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COUNTY SEAT NEWS AND NOTES County Officers Will Seek Re-nomination. Law Breakers in the Toils. More Marriage Licenses Issued. County Treasurer Eastland spent Sunday at Cottage Grove with friends. A marriage license was issued Monday to Henry L. Ryan, aged 27 and Miss Cora Tracer, aged 16, both of Junction City. incorporators are named as follows: H. F. McCormack, Geo. A . Dorris, M. H- Harrow, J. O. Holt and Dr, L. D. Scarbrough. The case against Frank Good man, who was arrested by Chief Farrington for violating the city or dinance with reference to maintain ing a nuisance in selling intoxicat ing liquor, came on for hearing before Police Judge Dorris Wednes day morning and he withdrew his plea of “ not guilty” aud plead guilty to the charge. His fine was fixed at $100. Judge Harris of the circuit court, has granted the petition of writ of review in the Mayhew nuisance case and it will be heard on Janu ary 22. The Fitzbeury-Beam Lumber Company, which has a small saw mill ncarCoberg is beginning to de W . R. Dillard, a Lane county liver railroad ties to the Southern pioneer, died at bis home at Gosh Pacific Company. en January 12, 19o8, of old age. Ernest U. Lee, has filed his peti He was born June 3, 1831, in Knox tion as a candidate for the nomina county, Tean., and was married tion of county clerk at the prima December 8, 1853, to Miss Alzura ries to be held April 18. He is the Hendricks, who survives him. T o first candidate to file petitioa. them six children were born, one A good number of the socialists dying in infancy. After coming to of Eugene and vicinity met at the Oregon from California in 1858, store of Manville <fc McKinney Tues Mr. Dillard and wife settled at day evening and voted for seven out Goshen, where they continued to of a list of about 100 men to be can live until his death. Mr. Dillard didates for national commiteemen. was a member of the United Breth Charles Mayhew, who received ren church for many years. such a heavy fine recently for maintaining a nuisance at bis place o f business in the sale of liquor, is going out of business and has turn ed over his stock of cigars and to bacco to Julius Goldsmith. It is said that others who are suspected of selling liquor will quit business soon. Marrage licenses were issued Wednesday to Marion A. Brewbaker aged 20, a street car conductor at Portland, and Miss Ada Mae Mil- lican of Walterville. Also to Jas per N. Hogue, aged 52, and Roxie E. Howe, aged 51, both o f London. One other was issued but request not to publish was entered thereon. Sheriff Fred Fisk, when asked by a local newspaper man recently if he would be a candidate for re- election, is quoted assaying. '"No I have made up my mind to work for Fred from this time on. I have been favored by the people o f Lane county for a long time and I have concluded not to file my petition for re-election. LANDLORD AND TENANT ANNUAL MEETING OF . EQUALLY GUILTY THE COYOTE CLUB OFFICERS K I.K (T F D . Legal Notices. --------------- {T IM B E R LAND ACT JU N E 3, 1878— * V y \ » V Lodge Directory. . •* R K B K H A H S -Cottage (¡rove, No. 24, Meetings 1st. 3rd. and 5th. Fri i J D‘ £ ^ T IM R E R L A N D , ACT JU N E 3, 1 8 7 8 - NOTICE FOR P U B L IC A T IO N . Í $ 1900 COTTAGE GROVE O R E G O N United S tates Land Office, Roseliurg, Oregon, Nov. 13. 1907. N otice is hereby given th a t in com pliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled M r s . I. E . T h o m p s o n . “ An net for the sale of timber lands in the States o f California, Oregon, Nevada and W ashington Territory,” Rates per day ................................... $1.011 as •extended to all the public lund Room and board, per week......... $4.50 states by act of A ugust 4, 1892 T IM B E R L A N D . ACT JU N E 3, 1878— MARCUS C. S T E W A R T N O T IC E OF P U BLICATIO N . o f Com stock, county of Douglas, State (or Territory) ol Oregon, 1ms United States Land Office, this day filed in this office his sworn Rosetmrg. Oregon, Dec. 21, 1907. Notice la hereby given that in co m statem ent No. 8616, for the purchase of pliance with the provisions of the act the EJi of NE*4 and S W 1^ of th o N E ^ , j of Congress ot .I line 3, 1878, entitled Section No. 28 in Township No. 21 S, ! “ An act for the snle of timber lauds Range N o . 4 W , W , M. and will offer in the States o f C alifornia, Oregon, proof to show that the land sou gh t Is Nevada and W ashington T erritory,” more valuable for its timber or stone as extended to all the public land than for agricultural purposes and to establish his claim to said land before states by act of August 4, 1892 the Register and Receiver o f this of S U S IE SC H N E ID E R fice at Roseburg, Oregon, on T hurs of Lorane, county of Lane, S tate (or day, the 20th day of February, 1908. Territory )of Oregon,Inis this day May He names as witnesses: c ! R. Law 29, 1907, filed In tills office her sworn rence, of Com stock, O regon; Roy statem en t N o . 8787, for purchase of Griggs o f Comstock, O regon ; J. A. Lots No. 9, 10, 15, 16, in Section 26, Tp. Griggs of Comstock. Oregon: R. J. 21 South, Range No. 2, west, of \t. M ., DeLuunay ' " of Com stock. Oregon. and will offer proof to show that the| Aliy claiming ,h ‘‘ A ny and all persons cla f-“ - — ad ■ - laml sought is more valuable r,.r Its | versely the above-described lands are timber or stone than for agricultural requested to file their claims In this purposes ami to establish her claim office on or before said 20th day of to said land before W . W . Calkins, II. February, 1908. S . Commissioner, a t his office in E u B e n j a m i n L. E d d y , Register. gene, Oregon,on Saturday,the 7tli day of March. 1908. Many of the big saw mills in She names as witnesses: Clark P. Devereaux, of Eugene, Oregon, Frank Washington, it is announced, will A . Tripp, o f Eugene, Oregon, Jacob resume operations in full blast Feb I). W lgle, of Coburg, Oregon, John I*. ruary 1. Rank, of Ijirane, Oregon A ny and all persons claiming ad versely the ab ove described lands are requested to file their claims in this office on or before said 7th day of March, 1908. B e n j a m i n L . E d d y , Register. General B lacksm ¡thin g Horseshoeing a specialty. Wagon and carriage re- ing. All work guaranteed Have your horsesteeth ex amined and repaired. Shoe at rear o f Hemenway & Burkholder’s Store :: :: THOMPSON HOTEL T . EC . B A K E B F a s h io n S ta b le s Regarding the campaign being waged against keepers o f “ blind pigs" nt Eugene, the Register saye; Since the city s» cured a verdict in the Mayhew ease in the matter of declaring "blind pigs" to be nui sances under an ordinance, City At torney Allen says he intends to send notices to various landlords or owners of properly, where it is known this illegal business is car 20 9 ried on, that if the nuisance is not Keep bright and you’ll be kept at once abated, they too, will be prosecuted to the full extent of the busy. Light is the magnet that draws law. The ordinance specifically sets forth that a landlord is equally trade. - A show window brilliantly guilty with his tenant and subject to the same fine and imprisonment. lighted with electric lights makes many a sale “ the night bef re.” Portland and Return Only $ 5 .3 0 It a t t r a c t s at t ent i on, makes it easy for yourdisplay to be The Southern Pacific Co. is now examined, and shows your goods to selling round trip tickets to Port the best advantage. land from Cottage Grove for $5.30 Electric light is the best and good going Saturday on No. 16 at only illuminant. 1.50 a. m. train, returning Monday When may our man see you evening on No. 18 leaving Portland about it? at 7.30 p. m., giving all day Satur W î i .U . m m k t t * V a l i . e y E l e c tr ic day, Sunday and Monday in Port Co. j land, The same arrangements ap ply from Portland giving Portland H. C. M AD SEN, people a chance to visit valley W atchm aker . points at greatly reduced rates. R e p a ir in g a t r e a s o n a b le c h a r g e s . The following officers were elected for the ensuing year; Preeident, Curtis S. Veatch; Sec retary-treasurer, W . C. Conner; Di rectors, Perry Vanscboiack, Row River; Scott Jackson, Lorane; Jas. Ladies engraved visiting cards at Wallace, Coast Fork; Chas, Wright. the Leader office. Lynx Hollow. Adjourned, Professioml Cards. ARION VKATCII J Alexander Eaton, said to be one : NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION day of (“very month, Pitone fid Kes. Phone Main 41»! ■ M E t t a B ak k r , N. O . of the last of the early pioneers of ' " ‘T 1 st"Aes 0|»ce, FU N E R A L D IREC TO R and LIC E N S E D . Ito.elmrg, Ore., Dec. 20,1907. K atik B. V batch . See. EM B A U M ER Lane county, died Sunday night at Notice Is hereby given that In coin- Parlors at Vcatch à Lawson’s. R O Y A L N E I G H B O R S Meet 2nd the residence o f his granddaughter, ! Ph'uu-e with the provisions of the uct of ConyreHH of June 3, 1878, entitled and 4tli W ednesday of each m onth. Mrs. G. W. Wilson, 28 East Twen- “ An uct for the sale of timber lands M bs M ary H akur . O raci . b . M r *. C. W . W a i . i . ack , Rec. ty-ninth street. Death was due to in the Htiitcs of California, Oregon, Nevada and W ashington T erri W O . W — Hnlieniia I'nm p, No itK), the disabilities o f old age. His re tory” , uh extended to ail the Public ? J K . Y O U N O Meets every Friday evening. Land States by act of August 4, 1892, mains were taken to Creswell, Lane ’ — A T T O R N E Y A T M W A . H rbwuh , Consul Com K A T H E R IN E SC H L E E F county, for interment in the family of Cottage Orovc, Ccfunty of Lane, J Oltlce: Young Building, Main street, i ( ¡ h a s . V. vn D b m ii ko , < Jerk. J: West Side. Z State (or Territory) of Oregon has plot. K O T . M . Cascade Camp No. 200 thin day May econd, 1907, A M In yt*»i'u a v a v a v ».v w v » v * > > Meets every Thursday night. Mr. r.aton was born in lennessee thin office her «w orn statem ent No. O . If. V b a t c ii . C om . »•TMavvam*'.>.<#-> y'+'.V * . .«•*4 in 1833, and came across the r plains | i \ 7™ ‘ or.ti!e « urci f Ke° f th* w H ,ot R. K. B knnih , C o o te r . \\ . . nf inn No 2 in Tnwnflhin N W of Sort Section No. 2‘ 22 T ow nship | BRANO LUOII.K HARD to Oregon in 1852 in company with No. 22 south, Range No. 3, west, W .j « I. O . O F i— Cottage G lov e , No. (18, $ his wife, who had been Miss Fan M ., and will offer proof to show that é Meet every Saturday night. O PTIC IA N and REFR A C TIO N IST the laud sought is more valuable for 4 G b o . C om bh , N. U. nie Caton, daughter of a prominent Its Umber o r stone than for agricul 9 Room 1-4 New ChrisinanUk. Kugene, Or. A. H u b w er . Sec. Missouri family. The trip was tural purposes and to oetuhlisb Ills claim t o said land before W , W . J v .* v . \ rrv. #>v. M. W . o f A . Meetings 1st and 3rd made down the middle fork of the Calkins, U. ,S. Commissioner a t his M onday in each month, A. S. P o w B 1,1,, C on su l. Willamette river for the first time office in Eugene, Oregon on Wednes day, the 4tli day ol March, 1908. 9 a W. KIMK, M. 1). • 9 C. W . W a i . i . ack , Clerk. , in its history, the team being com She names as witnesses ; I P I’ H HYMH Y S I C I IAN A N and a n d SURGEON SUKOUON H . C. Nolileof of Cottage (¡rove, Ore pelled to cross the river 21 times. M H. A . — Modern Brotherhood of go n ; Louis ( ! . Oenini of C o tta ge !# : OMco in McFarland Building America. Meet the 2d und 4th Tues When the couple reached the (¡rove, O regon: Harvey T a y lo r, of | ♦ Over Wynne’s Hardware Store day o f each m onth at I.O .O .F . H all. i t - iPhone, 34» Residence Phone, i.:c Willamette valley they settled on n CottaRP («rove, O reg on ; Henry W T , W . J enkins See. lock of Cottage d ro v e , Oregon. | ^ donation land claim near what is Any and all persoiiH claiming ad- J. C. Johnson W 0 . W . - S t . Valentine Circle 121, now Creswell, in Lane county. versely the above-described lands are J. 8 . Medley. .Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesday in each requested to file their claim s in this m onth in W . O. W . Hall. When the Rogue river Indiaus, be office on or before said 4th day of Medley Johnson, M rs . C ora C o w m a n , clerk . came troublesome aud were mssss- March, 1908. A t t o r n c y s -u t-lu w B enjamin L . E ddy , Register. F o r e s te r s o f A m e r ic a Mt*et every creing white families, Mr. Eaton en O ffic e S u ite .1 R a n k llhli/. Monday evening. listed in the cause of the whites C . C . C o f f m a n , ( '. R . T iM B E R L A N D , ACT JUNE 3, 1878— j Special attention given to Mining U k n S a n f o r d , F ,S . under General Oluey, and assisted aud Corporation L aw . NOTICE FOR P U B L IC A T IO N J L ____ materially in bringing the savages United S tate» Land Ottlge A F . S. A M .—C o ttage Grove, No. itoseburg, Oregon, Dec. 20. 1907. to terms and finally landing the 51. Meetings 1st and 3rd Wednes Notice Is lioreby given th a t In com C O T T A G E ' G ltO V K day of each month. remnant of the hostile tribes on the pliance with the provisions o f the act T . C. W iibei . kr , W . M . of Congress of June 3, 1878, e n Siletz reservation. L. F. W o o l. b y , Sec. titled “ An net for the sale of timber I filili U While making a home in the lands in the states of California, G . A . R .— Appomntax Post No 34, Willamette valley Mr. Eaton was a Oregon, Nevada and Washington T er All the latest treatments. Meets n t l p. m ., on the 2d and 4lh rito ry ’ ’ us extended to all the Public great friend of the Indiaus, and his Land States by act of A u gu st 4, 1892, Saturday of each gionlli. T^lpp+TÏrol ■Du D. L. W o o d s , P. C. W IL B U R H . H Y L A N D home was known b,v them as one ot G . W . R e y n o l d s , Adj. of Lowell, County of Lane, State (or PLAIN ami MEDICATED BATHS hospitality, which proved o f great Territory) o f Oregon has this day »____ __ L . O . T . M .— Lady Lamson Hive, No value in keeping the aborigiues of May 15, 1907, tiled in this office his sw orn statement No. 8782 for the pur- 42. Meets 2d and 4th Friday of X -R A Y LABORATORY that part of Oregon territory friend •hase of lots 1, 2, .land 4, of Sec. No. 12. each month. in Township No. 20 South Range No. M rs M a r y S on m tz , I,. C, ly disposed toward the white set 2, W est, W . M ., and will oiler proof F o r f u r t h e r p a: : i c .iu is a d d r e s s Miss L u ta S anford , II, K, tlers. He used to keep a pack of to show flint the land sought is mere O r. H . C. S C H L E E F . fox hounds to hunt bear and deer valuable for Its tim ber or stone than | O E . S .—C o llag e G rove Chapter No for agricultural purposes and t o es I. M n tings held on 2d and 4th Fri and his prowess as a huntsman was tablish his claim to said laud before day of c (di month. regarded with awe by bis savage W . W ."C a lk in s . U . N. Commissioner, M r s . M ae T hompson , W . M. at his office in Eugene, Oregon, on Herbert Kakln M rs . T . C. W iik e i . b r , W . P. friends. Thursday the 5th day of March, 1908 Presi dent M rs . G racb R iu nii , See. He names as w itnesses: T. C. Wheeler Mr. Eaton’s wife died several Cashier Oseur Drury of Lowell, O regon; W. R. C .— A p p om attox W . R. C, No. years ago. He leaves three daugh Grover W alker of Lowell, Oregon; 12, Meets a t 1 p. ni. on the 2d and Ira J). Hyland of Lowell, O reg on ; ters— Mrs. G. W . Wilsou of Port Jo. 4th Saturday of each month. W ilhelm of June, Oregon. C A P I T A L M a r y D ic k e y , Pres. land; Mrs. J. C. Wilson o f Goshen Any and all persons claiming ad E . J b n n ib W oods , S ec. 25,000 and Mrs. Frasier J. Kelsay of Fossil, versely tho nbove-decrlbed lands are requested to file their claim s in this in this state. H e was a member o f office on or uefore said 5th day of K. of P .—Juventus Lodge No, 48, Meets every Wednesday night. A general banking the Masonic fraternity, and his ob March B 190S. business transact enjamin L. E d d y . Register. J . K. O strander , C. C. ed :: j; :: :: sequies will be conducted by the C iia s . V a n D k n B b o o . K .of R. & S. order.— Telegram. OROANIZED It is said that nearly all o f the officers about the court house will be candidates for re-election. E. U. Lee has already filed his petition for county clerk. R. E. Eastland will be a candidate again for the nomination as county treasurer. B. F. Keeney will make the' race for assessor again, W . B. Dillard will file his petition for county superin tendent and H. M. Price for com missioner, C. M. Collier for county surveyor. H. D. Edwards holds over for the next two years, so that with the exception o f sheriff it is a pretty sure thing that all the coun A . Graham, who was arrested ty officers will be candidates for re- last week on a charge o f gambling election. The whole secret o f the sensa went before the city recorder Mon tional effort on the part of Miss day morning and pleaded guilty to Hattie Chapman to commit suicide the charge, and was fined $40, last week, came out Monday when which he promptly paid. Clyde Woolwine was arrested upon a charge sworn out by the girl’s mother, accusing him of having carnal relations with the girl who is declared to be under 1G years of age. Woolwine waved examina tion and his bond was fixed at $6oo The Lane County Fruit and Vege ] by the Justice. The girl, thinking table Growers’ Association, recent young Woolwine bad deserted her ly organized, filed articles of incor in her trouble, attempted suicide, poration with the county clerk this but it appears he only had resumed week with a capital stock of work in a logging camp and came $50(10 and Eugene nanieif as the back to town when he heard o f the principal place of business. The girl’ s attempt upon her life. Saturday Jan. 11, 1908, the South Lane County Coyote Club held its annual meeting in the O. O. Veatoh building in this city, there being a good attendance. C. S. Veatch, president, presided and the finan cial report of the secretary showed that $85 had been paid out in bounties since Nov 1, 1907, and that a balance of $32.10 remained to the eredit of the club, which numbers 60 members in good stand ing A motion prevailed that Scott Jackson, the Lorane director ol the club be allowed to receive and re ceipt for moneys and cancel scalps for members in hi« neighborhood, and report same to the secretary- treasurer. Motion was carried providing for the payment of full bounty of $10 to the owner of the dogs in pursuit o f a coyote when it is killed by a non-member of the club. For the protection of valuable dogs owned by members of the club and to discourage the putting out of poison on the sheep and goat range hereabouts a motion was carried to the effect that no boun ties will hereafter be paid on coyote scalps secured by poisoning. A LANE PIONEER DIES AT PORTLAND A l l w o r k f u a r a n t e e d flra t-e ia e e . 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