Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905, August 28, 1903, Image 1

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slaughter pen property and will
build a neat borne thereon at once, i
It is one of the most sightly tracts I
¡ in west Cottage (trove.
Joseph McFttll, a young man who
resides seven miles west of Eugene
ou the McFull furui, met with tin ac­
cident Saturday afternoon which
may prove fufitl. He was assisting
in building a bam ami the struc­
ture was but pal fly finished when Cottage G rove's Great Ex-
d d e r s about
h o u t -i.".
he ascended a la
ladder
25 feet
feet
from the ground. In some way the
pansion in the Past
frame of thebuildiug became loosen-,
Five YeaPS.
ed and let his ladder slip, throwing
young McFull 22 feet to the grouml
upon his hack. The Game of the |
barn continued to fall and the whole
side fell upon the unconscious and
prostrate man.
John Arnold has purchased a two
j acie track of Mrs. Kate Perkins, fae
I iug the S. P. railroad track about a
| quarter of a mile north of town, and
| is building a fine two story resi-
dance tharaon i i the midst of
prettv evergreeu grove.
wUl here Bnd opportunities I
nowhere e b e afforded In Ore­
gon. The Leader will give
you the news and facts con­
cerning this favored locality
NO. 19
COTTACIE (¡HOVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, F R ID A Y . AUGUST 28, 1903,
burner ream tins pax bat; beeu forty
ceuts a box uoil eighty t ents u hun­
dred. Tne hop pickers will gladly
notice the increase in price.
IN V ES TO R S and H O M E S E E K E R S
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Booth K elly Com pany M ay
Establish B ig Plant
Mrs/ 'J T- ^ 8er has‘ be carPe11'
| ters J. I. and James llionias at
in this V icin ity .
I work ou a very artistic two story
these deposits extend to au unknou n
depth, soundiugs of which have
beeu made 40 feet without having
reached its limit. These strata» of
paint cloy have been blocked out as
follows: Four acres of sienna; red
ochre, three acres; prince metallic,
oue acre. Yellow- ochre exists at
various localities but it is not known
to what extent the deposit of this
substance will be found.
Since discovery of these valuable
substauces, Mr. Simmons has beeu
industriously grinding out by labor­
ious processes small quantities of
paint which has met with ready sale.
The quality is unsurpassed, beiug of a
brilliancy and durability that under
the corroding effects of tbe sun is
absolutely fadeless.
The newly
organized company has pictures of
residences iu Cottage Grove aud
other Oregon cities painted with the
Simmons paint that hns withstood
the rigors of weather with undimiu-
ished lustre for five years.
It is the iutentioD of the compauy
to survey and block out the different
clay deposits immediately and to
make arrangements for the purchase
of machinery necessary to the man­
ufacture of paints ou a large scale.
Buildings will be erected on the site
and every accessory neccessarv to a
large establishment will be forth­
coming.
1 cottage iu the McFarlaud addition.
Its dimensions are 2Gx2S feet and |
with its gabled roof and artistic de- I
sign will present a very neat appear- j
ante when completed.
Attorney J. E. Young is placing A Spur to the T im ber—Ca­
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M any Neat, M odern Homes material
oung Man Falls F rom a
on the ground for a fine
Road Widened.
residence on South ltiver Street on
pacity H undred Thous­
now U nder Course o f
Barn W ith Serious
his sightly lots adjoining the prop­
The lane from the west end of
and Feet P e r Day.
Construction
Results.
erty of Henry Veatch. This resi­
Wall street out to the first Silk creek
dence
will
be
no
less
modern
and
bridge was made u n i f o r m in
For some time past representa­
Ernest Pinter, representing the commodious than those already
Couutv Judge Kincaid says more j width with Wall Street this week,
tives of the Booth-Kelly Lumber
e„ #re being built or repaired ! giving the public u GO, instead of a Sanborn, Perris Map Co. of San characterizing that part of Cottage
Coinpauy have beeu iu conference
Francisco, has just completed a care­ Grove.
i L re roadwork is being done in 30
roadway. Wall street is
with the managers of the O. A S. E.
ful survey of Cottage Grove for a
One
of
the
neatest
and
most
ar­
e countv this summer than d u r -! “ » * ™ of tbe longest and most new plat or insurance map, which is
tistic residences now under course of railroad, now building from Cottage
,uy previous year. A Bridge aightlv^streets m the city,
Grove to the Bohemia Mining Dis
The Silk Creek people and res.- comPil.e<1 “ d l,rintad ever-v five construction in this city is that oi trict, in au endeavor to induce the
been built ever the Coast Fork
Mrs.
Joe
Miller
on
her
lot
in
the
Cottage Grove, two large bridges dents of the new McFarland ad- -voar8 b* ,tb,8,.SBD * rftnc!8to m8P
railroad people to extend a branch
should unite in a vigorous uo,uPaD* for
various large in- new McFarlaud addition just west
being built in the Coast moun- ditiou
,
, .. . .
,
,
. ; surance companies. Mr. Pinter and of B. L. Pickard’s home property, of their road from a point five miles
demand
that
this
new
road
or
street
-g over Indian Creek and Iiead-
the local insurance agent, lhos. j Will Hart is the contractor and is east of this city near the Mosbv
1, a large bridge is being con- he improved before the fall rains Awbrey, exhibited to the L eaoeu man assisted by bis brother iu the work Creek railroad bridge to a layge
M in e ra l S u r v e y o r H e re ,
cted over Fall Creek, the Coburg set iu or it is sure to become impass­ the map of the town prepared by on this modern cottage.
body of flue timber owned by the
’¡¡e is being repaired witn new able this winter.
Booth-Kelly Lumber Co., some G j
Mr. Pinter and published five years
A force of carpenters under the or 8 miles up Mosby Creek where,
Edward L. Huff, mining engineer
:-rs and partly rebuilt, the Eugene
ago, which covered three sheets in
dge will be repaired and have AN OTH ER BIG MINING DEAL. the company’s large atlas at that directions of O. L. Willard have a providing a satisfactory freight rate and U. S. deputy suryeyor of
tine
two
story
residence
for
merch­
can be arranged with the local rail­ Cripple Creek, Colorado, is spend­
piers renewed, und many small-
New Postoffice to be Called Mineral soon time. The new map or plat of the ant Lee Boy Woods well under way
road people and a guarantee of the ing the season in Bohemia. He has
bridges are being repaired or re-
city
just
being
prepared
for
publi­
to be Established In the Bohe­
in the McFarlaud addition. This
-ilt. One thousand dollars has
cation could barely be contained ou residence is 30x36 feet and is mod­ extension of the road secured, this just completed a survey for U. S.
m ia Mining District.
n spent by the county on the
six sheets of the same size of those of ern in every particular. The main big lumber compauy will proceed at Patents for Geo. W. Lloyd, who
soon to establish in the midst of owns a number of valuable proper­
-d from Cottage Grove to Bo-
U. G. LeKoy was down from Bo- the former atlas, while scores of va­ j entrance will be by way of a corner their great timber holdings in that ties iu tbe district and is also presi­
ia, the same amount on the road
cant lots and blocks shown in the octagon tower and tbe roof will lie
locality, one of the largest lumber­ dent aud a heavy stockholder in the
Cottage Grove to Black Butte, hemia Monday and iuformed tbe former plat have been built up dur­
ornamented with gables. Another ing plants o f their entire system or Crystal Consolidated mines in Bohe­
deg the two rock crushers ure Lf.uihii that he had recently sold ing the past five years, Mr. Pinter
feature of the place is broad porches. group of mills. It is proposed, so mia iu which a large modern mining
t running all the time. Iu ud- nine valuable mining claims to the stated that few if any towns in Ore­
It will be one of the ueutest and it has been currently announced, to plnnt is being installed. Mr. Haff
oc to all this new work, more Golden Rule Consolidated Mining gon had made a remarkable such
cosiest homes in that popular resi­ put in a sawmill at tbis point with a favored the L eadeh with a pleasant
Ike usual suminei road work Co., whose extensive holdings are , growth iu tbe past five years.
dence portion of the city.
daily capacity ranging from 100,000 call while in town Saturday and an­
being carried on all over the located at the foot of Hardscrabble
F. S. Hinds recently purchased
“DtJ.
mountain in the vicinity of the Ben - 1 Since our last resume of buildiug the lot adjoining tbe Henderer cot­ to 150,000 feet, in connection with nounced that he was most favorably
which planers, kiln driers aud all impressed with the Bohemia mining
Aletauder Corpron, C o t t a g e son hotel. Geo. Wechter and C. L. operations in this city the following tage on Wall Street and has moved other necessary additions to consti­ district aud the very extensive im
Johnson
are
the
principal
stockhold-1
new
residences
have
been
plauned
vag new resident physician late
a good substantial building thereon tute a-tnoderuly equipped lumber­ provements going on therein. He
Minnesota, has filed his license to ers iu the Golden Rule and this big a°d contracts let for their immedi- which he will remodel and convert ing plant will lie installed. It is al­ spoke iu particular and in glowing
i medicine with the county niining deal was consummated bv *te construction,
into a cosy home, which he has rent­ most assured that the big enterprise terms of the property and work be­
these gentlemen for the company. , Mark P. Garroutte is building a ed Harry Young a well known Port­
rt.
ing prosecuted by tbe Oregon Se­
will materialize.
The company is making some val- neat frame cottage on his lots in the land paint and patent roofing drum­
curities Co.. G . W. Lloyd, F. J.
The highest yeild of wheat thus uable anil substantial improvements Long addition just enst of the
mer, who will move his family here
Hard, the LeRoy*, Meadows and
P A IN T C O . O R G A N IZ E D .
reperted in this viciuitv was 37
mill.
on its properties.
to reside. This will place his family
Edwards and others. He says the
els p e r acre. The highest
Mr. LeRoy also tells us that a
\V. R. Sharp, the O.'A S. E. round in about the center of his territory With C sp lltl ol S 30 .0 00 —T he Incorpor. camp kids fair to rival that of bis
of oats was GO bushels per new postofiice to he known as Min­ house machinist is building a com-
where he can visit them more fre-
home district in due course of time.
ators are d l l s Simmons. Mrs. Ettle
eral will goon he established at what fortable little home on his lots in quently and will giv,. them a most
Simmons and Barton Brown.
County Clerk E. U. Lee, granted is known as BeDson, and he only the new McFarland addition.
desirable change from a crowded
P o r t la n d 's B ig C a r n i v a l .
rriage license Monday to John L. awaits the receipt of his commissiun
S. V. Allison, the barber, is build- city Hut to a commodious home,
Eugene, Aug 24— Before L. T.
hr and Blanch H. Wells; E H. as postmaster to open the office for ing a cosy cottage on his lot a lift I«- Mr Young has bought a very sight-
If there is an organization that
ith and Mamie Stockwell; R. H. business.
south of the Catholic church which ly lot in the McFarland addition Harris, notary public, last evening
Ellis Simmons, Mrs. Ettie Simmons stands well with all classes in the
and
will
build
an
elegant
home
i. Hr ^
r * the * * * " « « * I little home
« guuv thereon in the spring.
»>tt and Rebecca Henderson. lu Bohemia this Beason are on
and Barton C. Y. Brown filed ar­ state it is the Multnomah Amateur
ticles incorporating themselves into Athletic Club of Portland, and the
left
some
time
¡
large
scale,
and
he
is
confident
that
D.
E
Welch,
of
the
Pacific
Tim­
B. D. Paine, who
HERMANN ON T H E M VSLAW . a stock company to be known as the fact that this popular club gives the
with a party of eight, for a hunt this mining district will soon have ber Co., has purchased a lot in tbe
Simmons Paint Company. The cor­ Merchants Carnival in that city
the Pacific
m m ___ coast.
_
-fnew McFarland addition and has
“tinCoos and Curry counties re- ■ no equal on ___
Made a Trip of Inspection to Lane Coun­ poration iR capitalized in the Bum of
<1 home Sunday. The party
The Reliance won the second the lumber on the ground for an
ty's Harbor with a View to Rec­
$50,000 paid up dividends at $1 per September 14 tc 2G inclusive, in
led 18 deer on the trip and saw j yacht race Tuesday. Unless there is elegant cottage,
ommending Improvements.
share. The principal place of busi­ sufficient to guarantee the best and
me of the finest sccuerv in the a sudden change in results the big
J. P. Currin has let a contract to
biggest Bbow ever given on the
ness is named as Cottage Grove,
“Till.
I race bulletins will lose interest.
W. F. Gray for two neat five rpomed
About five years ago Mr. Simmons coast. Gilt edge attractions, special
Hon. Binger Hermann, representa­
cottages in the Perkins Grove ad-
The hop growers in the vicinity
tive iu congress from the first dis­ discovered extensive deposits of features and low railroad rates are
“ Eugene
“jvuc unvc
a ecu to
sv pay uv|f
have agreed
hopj Tom L. Johnson was nominated dition and work is well under way trict of Oregon, has been spending paint pigment or clay on his land sufficient iu the way of inducements
ker* this year forty-five cents a for governor at the Ohio democratic on the buildings,
a couple of days on the Siuslaw, in­ which lies two miles west of Walker to insure a big attendance during
b i or ninety cents a hundred. In state convention Wednesday.
1 \ym Wall, an employe of the P. forming himself of the needs of station. Over an area of 33 acres the entire Carnival.
__________ ^ T. Company, has just moved into a
this section of the state, its resour­
comfortable home which he had ces and development. He came in
! built recently on his lots in the new by way of Eugene, arriving at
McFarland addition.
Mapleton Wednesday noon. Here
J. M. Culp, the barber, hns pur he was met by a delegation of citi­
chased a lot in the Perkins addition zens from Florence and Acme and
opposite tbe Landess grove and will conveyed to the latter town.
immediately erect a modern five
Thursday morning be took a trip
roomed cottage thereon.
around the town, visiting tbe mills
Archie Thompson, before going to and other places of interest, then
California purchased a lot in the J. Ijoarded the steamer for Florence.
i H. McFarlaud addition and placed He received a hearty welcome by tbe
W e are ottenni:
' lumber thereon for a cosy cottage citizens, and during tbe afternoon
which will be built soon for rental. took a trip to the jetty on the steam­
A T C O y T
C. C. Roberts, better known as er LilliaD, accompanied by several
| “Bud,” has purchased a lot adjoin­ of the business men of Florence and
ing the Grove iu the Long addition Acme.
After spending some time looking
and has the lumber on the ground
for a cosy cottage which be will over the work already done, consid­
ering the plan for the jetties as
O ur en tire line
build soon.
drawn by the engineers, and ac­
.. o f . .
A. G. Knapp is just completing a quainting himself with »hat is need­
two story residence with a "T ” ad- ed to improve the bar, tbe party re­
W I X I) O W
dition in the McFarland addition turned to town.
which will make a comfortable, cosy j Mr. Hermann expressed himself as
The English Government
S II A I) E «
home for some of his tenants— it be-
Mr- rxermauu exjji unuu uiujncjj no
has
a w a j of indicating the
ing built for rent.
greatly pleased at tbe improvement
C A R P E T S
highest quality of silver by
O. F. Richev is erecting sn ele
on ,he rir,r ,incJ hi> 1m*
putting on it what is called
M A T T I N G
gant little storvand a half home for
thirteen years .go. He remain-
s - - .......
a “ hall mark.”
.K-
T/mu
addition.
This
ed
here
OTer
ni»
bt
,Dd
lefl
e*rly
I himself in the Long addition. This next morning on Barrett's
CROCKERY
----- •*- stage.—
—
We have a way of indicat­
j cottage is strictly modern in its de- Florence West.
G L A S S W A RE
ing the highest quality in hats
‘ sign and will have 7 rooms, its di­
mensions being 24x28 with a 12x14
H. \Y. Haynie and wife, nee Miss
(soft or stiff) by putting on
T U B S A N O
| addition.
Grace Walton of Portland, plead
them the mark “ GORDON.”
W AS H B OA RD S
H. K. Metcalf, of tbe firm o f Met­ guilty Wednesday to committing
$J.oo.
calf A Morris is buildings commod-
bold robberies at Seattle. Tbe der-
and
neat
cottage
10U8 H
UU U
COI w
.« -0. in
--__ the new
McFarland addition Dearly oppoeiu 1Dg Joung woman frequeaU. d o o .
If you destre bargains in any
ber
of these lines, call and see us
tbe firat silk creek bridge and will ned mill8 attire , nd
^
soon establish s pretty little hoin. husband in the holdups, When ar
in tbet part o f town.
rested sbe bad an ugly dirk-knife
ii u u u u i
Geo. G. He»« of Oregon City has and a revolver in tbe bosom of ber
dresa. They
were highly
highly esteemed
urebased a
tract of D. G dre««.
Thev were
purcuasci
» half - ac
— re -----
«v- «1.1
old m Portland, their former borne.
IB M EAT YIELD
A BUILD!
RAILROAD TO RDILD
T5he G O R D O N H A T
CLOSING OUT AT COST
n
For Spot Cash
8
E aK in ®
B risto w
Under
McFarland
known
M
tne
Odd F e l l o w s Hall