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About Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1903)
U. •! U. Xane County Xeaber. GROVE OREGON. >ri nt for three 11.. rit ti Ilo- i*M niliifs, u id Hit! ■ it i» cinnabar mines INVESTORS and HCMESEEKERS will *’'Te And opportunities* no o here ebe a Horde«! in Ore- iron. Tht Uijdw will git« you the m*** ami facts con cerning tills favored locality NO. 2 COTTA (iE (iR O V E , LANE COUNTY, OREOON. MAY 1, li)03. this week. It is believe«! that tlie charge of perjury in only temporary and that ii the case t‘Ver comes into court other charges will be preferr ed which will effect certain timber- land speculators and locators. Not long since throe families ar- place from Colwell I county Mo., having chartered and shipped their household effects ill ouc large furniture ear. Here the things were unloaded and si parat- i ed, Henry Alspaugh and family : locating near Eugeue ; Dave Stacks and family locating near Cr* swell, and Cottage (iroye being the objec tive point for John Coffman and family. They are all intelligent, j energetic and well-to-do people and 1 will make very desirable citizens. ' rived at this i Families From Mis- ?i Ai rive a n d Locate Here. ÍFF 0 LD SOLD olican Committee De nes Invitation for Joint Debate. jciunot iie intervieved. Her friends say she has gone to San Francisco white others who are somew hat cog nizant of the land fraud proceed jiugs sav she will not likely let her 1 whereabouts be known. MISS w.v L s CONDUCT, I t ; The contl uct» of the Eugeue of- : fice bus been Uil iler investigation by if the government * secret Department o f Justice In- ^the past few i" ruths. Evidences were secured that all was not structs U. S. District straight and she was asked tu resign Attorney t o which she did immediately. It lias been noised for some time that sli had been conducting the office fi the emolument of some of her tiur her friends and it was on these grounds that she was asked to re sign. It appears that Miss Ware Her Friends Claim that she was the dupe of these men for whom she did the work that got was the Dnpe o f De her into the trouble. signing Men CAUSE HEß ARREST co to children. If the boys knew that they t-xi were liable to punish ment they would he less likely, tliau now to devise all manner of schemes whereby they can secure the covet ed tobacco. News Notes of General In terest F r o m Va rious Sources : SERVED RED HOT Through the Eug**oe Democratic I headquarters this wet k a challenge j was issued to Hon. Hiuger Hermann T O BE AKHESTI l). for a joint debate, with Hon. A. E. o Sanderson 1ms commenced Reams, the itinerary to cover so W ashington , April 2 4 — On re-! Advicts from Washington state livore« in the Lane county much of the district as the rem&iu- quest of ¡Secretary Hitchcock, the i *,!at ,lh* UYS‘ Att0,f°-V }>ortlaml liuirt against his wife, Susan j ing time will permit Since Mr. . _ * , . baa been matrlifted t«> tike stops Department of Juaticehua instruct- lt.llding t.( thw arrd, t of Miss Warn Hermann’s dates have already been 0 ~ , , • » , • tixe«i and announced throughout the t l the United State Attorney, at on the charge of perj ui- -„I Roosevelts special train ^strict none of which he desires to to Portland to take steps look in g| to iN EUGENE. fv« s on schedule time, will I cuncel) tbe „ballenge cannot he ac the arrest of Msrifl Ware, late Developments have caused nu- Algeria Thursday inorntug, Icepted et this late” date, end it is a .. _ _ i . • >t i l nited States Commissioner at Eu ■between five and six o clock. | looked upon .................i as a grand »,*.....i staud ,.i.... play gene, Or., and also the arrest of ruerous expressions «if re rei, in Eu- yelling games of the new I on the part of the Democrats, two other Oregon Commissioners, g«iue. It has been averred that league will be played at ; However, a few joiut meetings may whose names cannot be learned. It Miss Ware was removed by conniv- ^Saturday and Sunday be- j he arranged at convenient and im- is believed they are two of the three ance of several iien of a speculating ie Eugene and Koseburg portant places, Mr. Hermann being Commissioners recently removed l to install another, j perfectly willing to meet Mr Reams from office by Judge liellinger— H. ring who want* that she is the Another rumor is u debate. \Y. Reed, of Bend; J. \Vt Hanjuker, U Clerk Lee has issued victim of prejudicial and uufair of Bly, or J. O. Tin maker,! of Bonan licenses ns follows: Wni. treatment. The case will be aired 11 to Edna Hambrick; A. j O regon P io n e e rs M eet J u n e , 17. za MISS W ARE DROPS OUT O F SIG H T . in the federal court and the facts of I to Hilma Carlson: C. Beni ,, .. „ * . [to Emily (¿. Kelty. j . 1 reP'‘ ™t>°U‘* »re well under way Miss Ware is not in Eugene and the matter reached. V, „ . ,, , in Portlaud for Pioneer Dav. Much |(i. 1!. Chrisman Saturday I. . . , . ' . [ntract for the erection ,;f i «ntereBt is expressed by pioneers l ick building at the side of I throuKh the state, and uoUithsUnd- int Chrisman block at Ninth ‘ is rapidly thiuniu- then jundtte streets. Work will j ranks the . indications are that the (need on the foundation at | attendance w ill he as large an ever. Roney is the contractor, j East year was the banner year, 11040 persons bving registered with Clerk Lee bus had notices ; Secretary Himes. »Since the last the various precincts of | meeting tbe names of more than 200 „ announcing a special who were all in Oregon prior to I be held on Monday, June 11854, who never have attended a , e purpose of eleciitig a j meeting of the association, have * The well known timber and lot' — ‘Alexander V Campbell have secured Ran. to fill the nr expired beei. reoured. it is probable that a late Thos. H. Tongue. number of these will attend the re bermeu, Alexander <fc Campbell, wbo a large body of fine timber whi operate extensively in North Doug will require many years continuous ins been received here that j JUi ? n /®®r« operations to null out. L, r . The date of the meeting will be las and South Lane counties under was in San Francisco .... , , .. " . . . The company is removing its . , , , | on « (inesday, June 17, and it will (lie tirili líame of the Parine Timber In company with a lady I headquarters office into its com mo take place in the Exposition build Itleinau and went to th e ! Co., are installing a line new saw dious new building in West Cottage ing. Senator Charles \V. l ’ulton, ptel. She was also keen iu null plant at the Alca switch or sid- Grove, which has recently been of Astoiia, will deliver the annual : ear by a Eugene citizen mg a few miles south of Divide in Í fitted up conveniently for th'e tra us address, and Oliver 0. Applegate, ante to tlie above named w f-*> Pass creek canyon. The new plant action of the large business, wfiiT-h of Klamath county, the occassional consist« of a 100 horsepower boiler the company e n j o y T The h e shei shed ' r \ address. It is the desire of Presi l*11 feet of lumber purchas- dent Morelund and the board of and engine and modern saw mill tendon to the company’s big 1 1 Uyl<id d by tbe county to build directors that the 1903 reunion shall machinery, with a daily capacity of ing, which has been used . until.t,re- Men eently for lumber *hedk, is. now be-' Id and enclousure for the surpass all previous meetings iu about 50 000 feet of lumber. of Elliot E. Lyons, April interest, and no effort will be spared are at work laying tlie foundation ing inclosed and will be Converted for the mill, constructing a dam into large wareroouis, iu order tfi B n to A. C. Woodcock, who to briug about that end, land will soon be ready to install the provide more room in tbe company’s n ig h n l bidder, at $8 l’ue Southern Pacific ami the O. knd. It cost the county H. ii N, Co, have grauted reduced ¡machinery, which is already on the ¡large general merchandise store on ' the opposite side of the street, anil > most of it and more than rates to all who will, attend the ground. A spur or siding from the maiu which will enable then) to increase | price for some of it. annual meeting of the pioneers, I line of the S. P. railroad bus been \ their stock to meet their constantly of Miss Marie Ware, ex- grand encampment of Indian War ; laid to the mill *ite, a distance of I grow ing trade. This company, with Veterans, Grand Cabins of the tmissioner, who after re about a quai ter of a mile, at a eo»t its payrole of from $10,000 to $12 ft this city for parts un- Native sons and Daughters of Ore- of about $3,500 aud as soon as the 000 |ier mouth is doing« its full been the subject for gou, all of which will take place the mill is ready for operation ship share toward the development ayd lie discussion iu this city same week. ments will begin. upbuilding of Cottage Grove aud Iu tbe vicinitv of this new mill, tributary country. ANOTHER NEW SAW MILL Alexander & Campbell Putting in Machinery at Alea Siding, Eight Miles South of Cottage Grove Hon. W. P Elmore, Prohibition I candidate, will speak at the follow- ing places on the dates unmed: Tlie Berry and Fruit Crop Dallas, April 2!), Philomath, April 30; May -ith Junction City; May 5th, of Hood River will Eugene; May Oti,, Cottage Grove; May 8th, Roseburg; May !>th Dillard; b e Immense May 11, Ashland; May 12th, Medford; It is said John I). Rockfeller, Jr, May, 13th, Grant’s Pass. and George Gould will build a rail The people of Hood River, Ore road from Coos Bay to Salt Lake gon, a little stream that empties in City. to the Columbia river from the New Post masters appointed for south side between The Dalles and Oregon are, Comstock, Roy Griggs, Portland, estimate that during tho vice Henry W. Stewart, resigned; comiug summer they will send to Meadow, Richard G. Fowler, vice market 125 car loads of berries, mostly strawberries, or 1250 tons. Levi P. Talluian, resigned. Iu addition to its crop of berries. According to the Ashland Tribune Hood River sends to market vast there is a good-sized chunk of Unit quantités of apples, prunes, water city that for toughness could give melons and vegetables. Cottage pointers to the place where there Grove, with its favored surround is no snow, and there are other«. ing country could d .‘ likewise if tho J. L. Beaver and Mr. Boebe of effort was put forth. --------- — • —- ------------ Springfield, are putting up a new G ran d O p e n i n g sawmill near Pleasant Hill with a capacity of 10,000 feet per day. The new coufectionery will have Tho machinery is now heiug hauled an opening on May 7th. Ice cream there. aud lee cream soda will be sorved A civil engiueer, a reported free to all the ladies who call on that Don’ t forget the place— ‘‘The agent of tbe S. I’ . Railroad Company, day is examining the route down the Wave,” opposite Sherwood Hotel. Elk Creek puss and to Coos Bay via M k s d a m e s CoreH A M a l o n e . Gardiner. Rumor has it that the E. M. Thomas was succeeded companv Intends building down tlie coast to Sau Francisco.— Roseburg this week in the news and book store by Mrs D E Fields, who Review. purchased aud will continue tbi Twenty-five thousand people have busice*.«. Besides stationary, books come Into the North west over the periodicuh,, papers*, cigars and lroes of the O. It & V Co. since the noveltie8, Mrs Fields will add per- reduced rates for settler• Hettler became I fumtJ8 f,,........ anJ i toilet , rti<i,e8 . a toheratock . ......... I l e ffe c tiv e on Febuary lo. Two The IiBA1)Elt beMp„ ; l U tor her , months have elapsed since that time | Hberal gbare of publi patronage. Afore than half came direct to Port- _____ land and have been distributed fjjom L. P. McCoy and John Bartels Portlaud as u central point. | were County seat visitors Tuesday. . » . . • 'Eightyskeletons were found in S. R. Piper, the hardware dealer, tlie hulk of tlie Spanish flagship CriStina,''which has.just been llouted 1 was transacting business in Eu- and tjeaqjged Ip Manila bay. Amj : gene Wednesday. these, no less, than the fifteen shell] J. C. Weis, President, aud H. G . holes fouuij in the' hull, tell the story Meyer, secretary, of the Oregon of jhix quick and . awful hnvOc wrought hv Dewey’s fleet on that State l^pard of Barbers, held ex aminations in thisA'ity Saturday. inemoral May-day morning. Utah h ¿ enacted a»law providing ICertiaoatca welfi «•» T - ° - a tine of $5 o f five days imprisonment j Brown and Rice Hastiugs; Permita for fiTiy persou under eighteen who] . were granted to S. V. Allison and shall be found with a cigareette, Cornie Coffman and renewals «e ro cigar or tobacco, or opium, in. any i8SUeil to Jn8 Ostrander aud John form id his or her possession. TlieL, , __ , ,, law would be a good one to supple- ] Stoneburg. Messrs Wise and Meyer ment the law of this stpte prohibit- were ver-v favorably impressed with ing tho sale«of cigarettes and tofthc- ' our city. ■■ DAIRYING PROFITABLE 8 4 T H ANNIVERSARY Spring Goods JUST ARRIVED All of tho latest dross fabrics in all the new weaves »>>«• choice patterns :: Colored Whi t e W a s h GOODS L a te s t C re atio n s fo r 1 9 0 3 Gentlemen and Ladles summer underwear. The very latest in men’s hats. Ladies. Mi«ses and Children* «hoes. Men's and boy.- shoe* in light and heavy soles, vici and box calf, end miners' -hoes : : : : i E&kin S Bristow First National Bank Building Jus. R. Cleaves, the Gardiuer jeweler, was found dead in his bed last Saturday morning. He was about 55 or 00 years of age and unmarried. Ho has been in ili health for some time aud probably died from natural causes. Tho corner's jury reudered a virbirt that death resulted from causes un known. i Felix Currin, a Prominent Lane Coun Local Odd Fellows and Rebekalrs Lis ty Rancher, has Given it a Thorough ten to an Abl? Address by Rev. Trial and is Satisfied with Results. Fees at the Methodist Church. The Song of Spring While in town Saturday, Felix I The 8lth anniversary of the iu. Curtin made the L eadek ii pleusaut s’ itution of the I, O. O.* F lodge rail and informed us that he is en was celebrated in the custqmary gaged quite extensiveiv iu the dairy business on the Curriu farm about manner Saturday evening by the j five miles east of town, At the locul I O. O. F., the Rehekojis, and | present time he is milking 20 cows ] a few outside friends bding guests. < ami expects to have a larger uti mi A social and banquet .were the fea ber soon. He has recently installed tures of the eveuiug ami on Siynlay a DeLaval cream separator in his daily and says it is giving him ex the two lodges attended in a body ctiurch. cellent service. This is the separa- services in the Methoilist » * j tor which is so generally used in thej Rev. Geo H. Feese, pastor of the I fine dairy sectiou of Coos cou n ty / church, preached an adm iylde ser where the claim is maintained for it mon on the well known text of “ The that “it runs lighter, skims cleaner | and is more durable than any other' Golden Rule.” It was full of feel make.” Mr. Currin informs us ing and appreciation of the , (food that be is unable to supply the de which the Odd Fellqws arid Rpbek- tnnud for bis better at a very re ahs do in the world ,'for .suffering munerative price which is conceded humanity. He pjiiff glowing trib to be equal iu every respect to the utes to the manner in which the or creamery product. ganizations wlwsq S-itli year has There are many other farms in ju*t closed, have budded up' their ! this vicinity just as favorably locat reputation ns a benevolent fraternal ed and just as well adapted to tbe] order. Tbeif name today stands dairy business as Mr. Ciyrin's farm for mercy, goodness and benevo: j and many of our farthers would lence. Everyone in the large audi tiud this industry a valuable and ence was much impressed by the profitable adjunct to grain, fruit | eloquence of tbe reverend gentle- j and stock raising. roan. *’ Mr. Currin baa taken tbe local; There was a large attendance of agency for tbe DeLaval cream aep - 1 members uf tbe two orders and arator and would be pleased to ex their triends, besides tbe large con bibit his machinb and qnote prices I gregation which regularly worships I and terms to those interested. at thus church. IS ALREADY BEING SUNG In our Dry Goods Store we lim'** just unpacked dozen« o f different patterns Ex clusive h e re —of : : : : J h e E a r lie s t .Spring Fashions • » Tln*v comprine new effect« in Dots. Stripe«. Plaid«, and (•'lianifeahle Weave». A on should see them to appro dato their beaut? : : : : f t f a i t T ito Co’s. Store. Under Odd Fell ows Ha l l