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About Lane County leader. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or.) 1903-1905 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1903)
AUA1 .N IN »-LAMUS. OREGON NEWS OF INTEREST |lSM TO MOUNT VASTUS. Flad I* A ttra c tin g Many P ro sp ecto rs. REACHINQ FOR ORBQON CITY. a (treat C ity a n * Suburban L ea see Roadbed From S ou th ern Pacific. rrCity—,ieorK® Small h a g re- Ironi the new M ount Kastue diftrU't. He nays th at there „fly 300 people in the camp at -t and hundreds more are on the win* in- •'!«" of experience from daCreek, Colo., told Mr. Small 1)1» phonolite found in the new wambled in every particular the lil* found in Cripple Creek. Mr. |»y» that if the values are there bound to 1» a rich ram p, ae the i all right. A townnite hae «elected and surveyors are busy it out into city lot*. Purchaa- lown lots are numerous, ma in good localities sell readily latecomers who have money, country where the phonolite is extends from 18 to 20 miles, dor« are busy hunting ledges, m 30 days at the present rate of (there will 1» from 3,000 to 5,- pen in the new district. Men to ^eenment work are in great de- j Most all the men who go in cayer to find and locate claims for «Ives and have no tim e or ineli- i to work for any one else. sell thb l a n d in a l u m p . of Klamath M a r sh R ecla im ed . W ill T h en be - jd —State Trausurre Moore is of opinion that the proper plan for ' -te to pursue in disposing of its no Klamath marsh, should the finally acquire them , is to sell entire tract in a lump to the high- jjder. He believes th is is advisa. <t the reason that if the tract is pond sold to various persons it t* impossible to unite the several 1 1 in any enterprise looking to dsmation of the land. In order «the land of value to its own- it must lie drained, and the same that drains part of it will drain d|y all of it. If it lie sold in tracts, a part of the purchasers -'t back and do nothing, leaving -si enterprising to bear the ex »(draining the m arsh, while 'all (hare in th e , benefits. Under circumstances, it is doubtful any one would undertake the nation work and also whether would lie purchasers for any but of the swamp land. Oregon City—Residents of Clackamas say that negotiations have been con cluded by which the Cty A Suburban railway company, of Portland, baa leased from the Southern Pacittc com pany the railroad bed of that corpora tion tion between Willsburg and (Tacka- mas. There has for many months been rumors of such a deal, and the an nouncement of consummation c&uaei __ - its — waaoullll muck speculation ........’ - much locally. The feasi bility of such an arrangement ie recog nized since it ----- is known that me the no South - * mat ern ern Pacific Pacific com*-*— company has taken the pre liminary steps to construct another roadbed by which its west side trains may reach Portland from the east side, the W illamatte river to be crossed at Oswego. From that point the route of the road will be northerly connecting with the main line at Willsburg. An other line will extend from the Oswego crossing point up the river joining the main line just below this city. In this way the railroad company proposes to avoid the existing heavy grades be tween this city and Willsburg, and at the same time shorten the route by four miles. The old line is to he used for local trains while the heavy traffic will be transferred to the new line. I OREAT HATCHERY AT ONTARIO. E n ou gh Salm on Can B* Propogated T h ere to Keep Up Supply. P R O I 'E M M O N A L c a r o m . Aberdeen's Surviving fundings B u n —1 _ 0 * f . E HOSMEB - Firemen are nclpieaa. Aberdeen, Wash., O c t. 28, 3 A. II.— PHYSICIAN â SURGEON. A fire, which promises to equal in Dlaerecaoi lb s Kye, Ear and Now are Spa« magnitude the recent holocaust which M W destroyed the major portion of D m j Ottica In the Allleon A Madsen B unding. busiuess part of Aberdeen, is uuw rag ing, and the fire dc|iartment in wholly unable to cope with it. 0 R . B. K. JOB At an early hour this mroniug fire PHYSICIAN & SURGEON was discovered in the center of thn Alt calls promptly attended. Commercial block. With iodeacriba- hie rapidity it has spread to thn (j laaguw OIBce. Main St. n ex t door to le a d e r office COTTAUK UROVB, OR. bloek, the postoffice, the Becker block Phone. No. 11«. and the Y. M. C. A. building, all of which are now a mass of flames. The tire department is utterly power g T. ANDKRSON, M D less to stay the progress of the flames, which the wind is fast driving toward Physician and Surgeon Surgery and Fem ale dleeaeee A Specialty. J eella promptly attended to. the uuburned portion of the town. Office la Sherwood block: N ight calU at The Commercial block contained 10 N ew Era Drug store, r h o o e IS« Mala. etoree, besides several which opened temporary quarter! there after the re cent fire. The Glasgow block tiontained eight) Q 8N T IS T stores. Darwin B ru ta « , Prêt. C ottage G rove T r a n s f e r Co. Herbert Kakln, Caah. F i r s t National BANK J . M DURHAM , Prop. Draping and all kinds of hauling. Furniture and Piano moving a specialty :; :: C A P I T A L - $25,000 P h on e - - 116 A general banking bail n ets transacted. Cottage Grove, Oregou. ORGANIZED 3. 9 O O Speaking F urniture i Wi* have it—have iu*t received an im m ense stock. Call and be con vinced that there is uo better place from which to select :: u ss : We make a specialty nf Carpets, M attings. Hprmgs and M attresses, also ------ a com plete % line carry tiu of Undertaking gi*oas. Call and get prices :: Cochran ® Lauder mu .» »»»«» k DR . H . H . R E T R I 3 (Seven business blocks of Aberdeen All Work Warranted. were destroyed by a fire that broke out on the morning of October 16 »nd burned until 2 o’clock in the afternoon. Office Flret Dear Wwi ol Sherwood Boom The blaze started in a rookery called the Mock building, where men cooked their meals over gasoline stoves. Four men lost their lives and a half dozen 1 R E C. MACY were more or lesa seriously injured. The loss was determined to ba about 1 DENTIST $700,000.) D _ APPEAL TO RED CROSS FOR AID. Oregon Nursery Co. SA LEM . OREGON. LARGEST NURSERY J. FRANK E. ALLEY THE PA C IF IC COAST M a y n a rd P lu m — A p p le T ilto n A p r ic o t—F ro s t-R e s is tin g Dr. Sm pjj'i B uilding. Salem—-The new state salmon hatch-1 ery at Ontario is the largeet of its kind [ n a c o d o a la a s A sk C lara B a r to a to Ra-1 in the United States and perhaps in Ik v o Tholr D is t r e s s . the world, says state treasurer C. 8. r O E av Washington, Oct. 29.—Macedonia's O J o s m r s Moore. The State Treasurer and Sec retary of State Dunbar have just re plea for aid in her distress was placed EÜÏ £ JOHNSON, turned from an official visit to Ontario, before MiH Clara Barton, tha head of A TTO R N EYS A T LAW where they inspected the new hatch the Red Cross society, today. Con Cottage Grove, % Oregon. ery. They report everything in satis stantine Stephanov, the special Mace factory condition and feel confident of donian delegate, told Mist Barton of a good season’s work. A large number of fish have been taken and a good sup the urgency of the situation and begged ply of eggs seems certain. i her to take immediate action to insure J H. KINO “ The new hatchery has a capacity of | the forwarding of Red Croea relief to Attornev-at-Law 40,000,000 young fry a year,” says Mr. Macedonia. Miss Barton asked for de Special Itteu tloa f iv e s to Collection«. Moore, “ which is greater than the ca pacity of all the other hatcheries in tailed information as to the character | COTTAUK UKOVE, OREGON. the state combined. We believe that and scope of the aid needed, and said: “ Tha Red Croea feels that it would the problem of keeping up the supply of aalmon lias been solved and that 1 be a humane and nobla thing for tha this will lie clearly demonstrated in American people to undertake to re E. YOUNG four or five years when the product of lieve the suffering in Macedonia. this hatchery begins to come back to Such a thing would tie in keeping with ITTOmMT-Lil the Colmubia river. Cannerymen say American tradition in other exigencies. that only about 1,000,000 salmon a The situation, in view of the approach • S e e e a Mala Street, Weet 811% year are taken in the Columbia. If of winter, would seem to require a sys Hlbley Buys T im ber Holdings. only one in.eveiy 20 of the fish we tematic, substantial and immediate G e t t a le G rev e* Or* ileton —A deed has been filed turn out at Ontario should come back, effort on the part of the^people general the county recorder whereby J. we would have enough to keep up the ly. Diplomatically the problem would Ley and wife sold a half interest a supply.’ itn n lv M be an extremely delicate one, and t timber holdings, located on the would require'discretion and experience | M I S C IO X A .N E O L 8 Bonn tains in the vicinity of for its successful solution." Lum p la of Iron. jcm, to C. W. Nibley for $5,000. Oregon City—It now seems an as ipri*» tract of about 1,000 acres, sured fact that the huge lump of iron CHINOOK 13 HER NAMB. wow of the largest timber deals found on a farm near this city recently DOBT. G R IF F IN . has been recorded for some time, is a meteor. An assay has been made, Transformed Qrant Is Flatsaed and Re- +l5iACON-M HKeR+ ibley is given nearly 10 years in and it is found to be nearly pure iron, christened. to remove the timl>er. He is w ith a trace of nickel. It is excessive Repairing and R esiling la Our Trad«. San Francisco, Oct. 29.—The last given the right to establish saw- ly tough, and broke several hack-saw- All work warranted. tnd other necessary machinery blades in efforts to cut off small pieces. bolt has been driven in the big dredge C o b M a ts a io t h t s .. Cotta«« Grovo, Ori 'Deportation lines on the proper- The meteor is estimated to weigh Grant, or rather Chinook, as she is be tued in carrying away the pro- about 25 tons. The object had nearly now called, for the gigantic craft was buried itself in the ground and has ap C. M ADSEN. parently been there for years. When remarried to the deep seas yesterday H. Tae Thousand H ead o f H ag*. struck with a metallic substance it and with the ceremony came change of W a tc h m a k e r name. -rprise—Kiddle brothers of Is- rings like a bell. itrsre receiving 2,000 head of Captain Sanford, of the U. S. A. en U different point* in Wallowa gineering corpe, has arrived at Vallejo Watches Clock« and Jewelry F ru it In Grand R onds V alley. A t L o w e s t P r l o a * ............ About 400 of the number are I.a Grande—Fruit picking and pack and will superintend tests to be made while the balance are feed- ing in the Grarnl Ronde valley is at its on San Francisco bar before taking the vfcioh they will drive to Island height. The Cove, which is about the dredge to the Colubmia river, where ud intermediate points to fatten, best fruit producing section of the val lies her special field of duty. These -re paid was four cent* for feed- ley, is shiping apples, prunes and pears teats will be made today and if the o . H. W ILLARD fonr and one half cents for fat in large quantities. The prune harvest Chinook is pronounced satisfactory she CONTRACTOR A BUILDER The price of w heat ami all other exceptionally large. Seven carloads will immediately proceed to the Co R*timate* m ad e a n d all k in d « of c e rp e n te r i s h i g h in this county this fall have been shipped from the Cove al lumbia river. work exe' d te d a n d *ati« faetio n g u a ra n te e d hmters are selling off their ready this season. The second grade of That she will work without a hitch C ontract w ork a sp ecialty COTTAGI 9 ROTI* OREGON k hogs rather than feed them prunes is sent to the dryer at Union, is the opinion of Captain Sanford, who chances. which is disposing of the large quantity looked her over carefully and ex pressed the belief that she is admir of the crop. ably fitted to perform the task Uid out h Bays Two L arg e T ra c ts . H ay D estro y ed by Ftre. for her. on—At an aggregate cost of The Chinook has bee* already a bet l’rineville— Fire destroyed about 200 A rc h ite c t a n d A b s tr a c to r Nel* P. Johnson of Weston has l two pieces of property repre- tons of hay belonging to M. K. Biggs ter inveevment than the government Abstract of title to deeded land. Pa nearly 600 acres. The first at this place, on the Wehdell creek and figured on, for estimates show that a | pers prepared for filing on government for large part of the sum appropriated Ochocn creek. The origin of the fire is was made from H enry Pink- land Blue prints of township maps the work of reconstructing her will tw ahowing all vacant lands for $1 each. The property consisted of 79 unknown returned to the navy department. Plant and estimate* for aU kind* of tnd was bought for $2,000. The PORTLAND MARKETS. buildings. Special design* for offic* »itnated near Weston. The sec- fixtures. Notary public in office. R ailroads W o n 't C a t W a g * * . of property is located near Wheat—Walla Walla, 74c; blue- »ml consists of about 500 acres stem, 78c; valley, 76®77c. New York, Oct. 29.—Emphatic de Douglas County Bank Bldg. * m bought for $6,700, from Barley—Feed, $20 per ton; brewing, nial i§ made here by representative* of ROSEBUBO________ OREGON V. Nye.________ _ _________ $21; rolled, $21. several important Western railroad* to Flour—Valley, $3.75®3.85 per bar widely circulated rumor* that a con ffww He Raises Big Crop*. rel ; hard wheat straights, (3.76*4.10; certed effort waff to lie made liy West “DO City—George R andall, a hard wheat patents, $4.20®4.50; gra ern road* to reduce wa***«. The opin Nriding near New E ra, reports ham, $3.35®; 1.75; whole wheat, $3.55 ion wa* generally exprew&ed that no E A S T A N D S O U T H «neh plan wa* under conmderation, and of 150 bushels of potatoes per ®4; rye wheat, $4.50. —VIA— Oat*—No. 1 white, $1.10; gray, $1 in nome quarters that snch a move •t™ a ten-acre field. The pota- would not be feasible. Reduction in T h e R o ute ® 1.05 per cental. of the Burbank variety ami Millatnff* Bran, $20 per ton; mid- expenses are beinff made by the West —O F T H E — kw average size. Mr. Randall M c h o p , $18; ern roads in common with those in * lor his success in growing this , dling*. $24, * ■ ’* .,," other parts of the rrguntry, bat by Me from the fact th a t he doe* j linseed dairy food, $1 • Hay—Timothy, $16 per ton; clover, duction in shop expenses. el the same ground to this crop trai?« less* Corra«« « bovi I t « pm ta d way statin— at I l 4 a a > or more .ncetwive seasons. He $13; grain. $10; cheat, $10. Butter—Fancy creamery, 25®27)$c Blockade FxJats a t • ■ aw pm •crop of potatoe* only about as: pm m p m per pound; dairy, 16)*®20c; «tore, •wr years from the same field. Caps Haytien. Hayti. fk t . ‘ —7- • n a a * tzMpm km pm AM a m 15® 16c. Domincian cruiser Independencia ap- \ I M p m iK » a a t $•* Frames Cheese — Full cream, twin«, 14c; 11 Exploit Clackamaa Mine«. pea red off Puerto Plata, the port ou | »City—In the organization to- Young America, 15®16c; factory the north roast of î^nto Ivimineo, j which point is in the ha rei» of the rev-1 *®a C a ra ' the Ogle Mountain M ining com- prices, 1® lX c less. Poultry—Chicken», mixed, 10® 101»c olutionists. today and prevented the initial step* have been taken Cuban mail steamer M .n , H e m * ■ * to 10 ° " - «* B P“ ° *•< V development of the Ogle creek per ponnd; spring, 10c; hens, 11® 113<c; ■twetinn in Clackamas county, broiler», $1.76 per dozen; turkeys, live, from entering that port. The Inde- 1 •»capital stock of $1,000.000, the 15®16c per pound; dreesed, 16®18c; pendenria then left Puerto Plata going to C t icngo, 84 Louis, New Or lean* Bfifla has teen launched by the ducks, $6® 7 per dozen; geese, $7*10. towards the American mail steamer and W ashington ^ m ffi -■ Eggs—Oregon ranch, 27)$c; Eastern, Cherokee, coming from Monte ChriaZi, * named incorportaora: P. A. to prevent her from touching. B. Fairclongh, of Oregon fresh, 28c. Potatoes—Oregon, 65®75c per sack; Harless, of M olalla, and F. $1*0,000 F(re I* Wew Ysrk. weet potatoes, 2®2S$c. of Portland. Hops—1903 crop, 19®22c per pound, New Y'ork, O rt. 29.—Twenty bonnes, including stores and private residenres. , _ *•»’»» Sagar at La Orande. according to quality. Wool—Valley, 17®18c; F.astern'Ore- were destroyed tonight in a fire that (* N i, grande—Tha «ujrar beet factory Lv I *< swept over two city blocks in King* ; i t *- *- ' *r Lv l u i r . B . P % h a . already received 10,000 gon, 12®lSc; mohair, 35®37J(c. Beef—Dressed, 6®7c per pound. Bridge, at the upper m d of Man hatter. I ____ * * '_____ ” 8k, and ha* worked op about Veal—Small, 7®8c; Urge, 5*® 6e island. The Kingsbraige hotel, for- k m « » , « ! « « « n r **• of these, w hich w ill make merly a famous read house, was dew- “ *“ ** * *44r"“ W g C O M «*, of sugar. There w ill he der ponnd. té F * Fare. A** ToUl property damage. ____ Mutton—Dreesed 5«5X e; Ïambe, troyed. »ore ton* of beet* and the $150,000 J rv w r r m o . ■ *i'l run antil about November dreseed, 8e. ¿Pork—Dreesed, 7 X ® * c .fI ON F ru i en d O rn am en tal T re es, Hlirube, V ines, Ittc. W R ITE FOR C IR C U LA R S— SALESM EN W A N TED . C ash ad v an ced for e x p e n s e s -C a ta lo g u e an d p ric e list free upon ap p licatio n at our Store. All kinds of C ountry Produce Bought and Bold S P E C IA L BARGAINS ar* t* in g offered in many department* o f our merctiaudlM stock and It w ill pay you to give us a call F cr your G eneral Merchant!!** call on the old reliable firm of L E W I S & VEATCH Groceries, Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes *• ■* Family (inoceries F R E S H AND P U R E. A full line of Staple and Fancy Groceries at Lowest prices. Highest cash and trade prices paid for country produce : : : : : H E L L O MAIN 65 fl 1 f E T C A L F O * R S E Canes Kh*-umatl*m, Hrlatira, Lumbago, Neuralgia ami Gout. You tan remove U$e cauae by w earing one o f our Oric Acid in R e x R h eu m atic The Blood t = œ zxc œ : R in gs $ 2 A postal w ill bring a booklet telling all about It. A44r#ea H . f,\ M A D H K N , A g e n t , ( 'o t t k g f G r o v e , O r. Manufacture* by R*x K beum atk Co., H arlfoH . Orna W. I . CKriamar» t i l Mango C H R ISH M A N & B A N G S S hasta SOUTHERI PlCIflC COMPIR, oo.o T ou n st Cars F a s h io n S ta b le s S
