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About The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1900)
!• ESTABLISH^« EUR THk B1MF1BHTIM ft? DRlOfKATIC fUU’IPLM. AND TO RANN AM nUNEXTLl\INü BÏ TH* SWEAT OE 4t'B BROW * ND II state what can or will tie done. It is to be hoped the mill will be rebuilt It is an enterprise of value to the city. W iikkkfo MK, Plsiniitt. pray fora parlicular and e;iecial damage to tlieae decree ot tins court rel'iiig aside .aid plaintiffs, and each ot them, in pie- pretended deeds from said defendants, venting and obstructing plaiutlffa ami 1 O t*Ott*r, W T Bailey aud H D NOTES. each of ihi'iu in the use of their said Edwards, and declaring the same to be Kodak fiends were numerous at the lots abutliug and adjoining ou said null anil void, and that deteddanta be required to immediately remove from re. public square and highway. That tlie property above descritied all It was necessary to charge the chem said defendant, tlie Eugene Loan A material and rubbish placed thereon; ical engiue three times. Savings Bank, has been requested to and tiial they and each of said Mr Hopklus says all the machinery vacate said land and remove said defendants, their agents, servants and employee of them, or either of them, is ruined. | material and rubbish therefrom, but ami any and all persous and corpora Another example of tlie shortage of has refuse *0 to do, ami denies and tions claiming by, through or under waler mains. prevents Jniitt herein from their said defendants and each of them be About 35,000 feet ot lumber was ’ lawful use of said portion of said public perpetually enjoined from interfering with tlie free use ami enjoyment of destroyed oy tlje fire. square and highway. That said ( said land and property bv the plaintiffs vi eni? ®tic rf 611 r Tiiere wa-; ajbig crowd at the fire. ! defendant, the Eugene Loan A Havings and the public and ilie persons whom If yo« When the fierce heat reached the Bank, claiming to t>e the owner | tlie plaintiff's represent, as a public THE COMPLAINT tte.ï Hai*, Wh aff ser S boilers, s'eam was soon blowing off of and, to have tlie rigiit to the J square and highway and for such other ,9!*rx ■ » ■ on, >©n George Fisher and W. T. Campbell ( possession of said portion of said equsre ami further relief as mav tie equitable, vili h■;» t-ifie best elftes» oauj,iu£ a scstterment among the crowd have instituted a suit iu the Laue and highway, as aforesaid, now and that these plaintiffs have judg fear.tug an explosion. Äotj»y Sf’a buy. , ment for costs and disbursements of A. G. Mathews deserves great credit county circuit court agaiust The unlawfully and wrongfully, Is prepar tilt y’re to Eugene Loan A Havings Bank, a cor T hompson A H ardy and for a*3da*-*bce rendered the department, ing aud threatening to erect a brick «e.y min Àwt» «ine» el' poration and E O Potter. W T Bailey building on said land and to forever L. B ilyeu . §-ltl> hi» borjjs and handy rope. nt the <«y te» a «-® «elliag Attorneys for Plaintiff. and H D hid wards, being the county obstruct and interfere witii tbe use and Several stands of bees were saved twte' ,b»y '>iW " ’ yi’il **** commissioners and the county court of WILL BUILD. enjoyment of said land as a public! from burniug, but several people were tian nuny œtiïor«. put to Hight by tlie angry insects, some of Lane county, Oregon. square and highway by plaiulitls ’ Tlie Eugene Loan A Having Bauk, As the ease is one of great public lierein and ttie |Hs>ple of Lane county. we understand, are thoroughly satisfied of the boys taking to the river for interest, we give the salient points of That said acts and threatened acts of witii their title and will complete their ■nutty. the said defendant, tlie Eugene Loan building as originally luleuded, not- Hook and Ladder Co No 1, with the complaint, which alleges: First—The Eugene Loan A Havings A Haviugs Bank, of creating ami witii k .sliding tlie suit. Chemical No 1, held tlie bridge agaiust Bank is a corporation under the state ui diitainiug a nuisance, as aforesaid, the enemy. Wounded 0, killed 0. For a Sawmill Bonus. A host. Y Cvas attached to the one laws. ou said portion of said public square Second—That the parties at>ove are aud highway will gnatly dlmiuisii tlie Btresnj, thereby giving two small the county court of Lane county. Dally Guard, May 1 stream» in place of one strong one. value of tlie said premises of plaintiff- Third—That the plaintiffs are resi by obstructing said public square and The mill timbers were® burned up The unfortunate burning of dents and taxpayers. cinan. highway U| m > ii wliicli tlie said premises property of the Eugene I,umber Vom- Fourth—That the above plaintiffs Tully U’tard, iprll 30 The ab qncfi, of an up-river wind are each of them owners of real estate of plaintiffs abut and adjoin, and l\y liauy yesterday takes from Eugeue an T” otyt’.ii i- 1 dolls p :ie up in "■ k < appreciated yesterday. rendering access to the said premises industry which can illy be spared. It Such a » ■» a i' d I ..'lii sY» tit: 'ly wind would have caused tlie burning adjoining and abutting on the public of plaintiffs less c< ivenieut and other furnished employment for the sue- taiuers of 2U families at the mill and a Hiinilillitnff, f,« t!c h'A'svy of today for of all lumber, severfil dwellings and square. wise. Fifth—Gives a brief description of the county bridge. Eleventh—That said defendants, E like uumiier up the river where the pro[>erty donated by Eugene F Skin logs are secured. This heavy loss Shortly aftuv h < >n tS" wild aniMeon- Fir, men worked all of last night ner and Charnel Mulligan to Laue O Potter, W T Bailey aud H D ttnii*l whistling of th- impim tti Edwards, have lieen requested to abate virtually cripples tlie company, and it ‘ ibdtiiu, the ff»mew. county for a public square. Kuehne VVafite Com;, , )y’s station, the nuisance created by tlie acts of the lies almost wholly witii ttie business Sixth—Flint thereafter while said (tfSISd attention to a fire '-hich said defendant, the Lugene Loan A men of this community whether or square and highway were so dedicated CHANGED HANDS. ctJuOvi.Mr ¿rtl« ■ Kcgz»»«i Ltlinl . r Com- Havings Bank, hereinbefore eel forth, uot tlie mill is rebuilt. The GUAHl) to the public, plaintiff.and their prede Mill ujw- th» river bridge. and to |>erform their duty as trustees bul'eves lual iu til is age ot bonus cessors in interest purchased lots 9Roxtlp«ft<te th» gtuwAri tiro il irin Tic Weekly Citizen Sold by J. F. aforesaid to protect said square and seeking propositions wlien a misfortuue abutting and adjoining u|H>u said cffiBiftf: mid' tin dffMUHUt U;." Ht highway and the use theieot, but have like tills occurs to a resident enterprise square and highway U| k > j the faitii Amis to R. II. Miller. on®» on the <*y. The cbemicftl eu- refused and neglected so to do, and a bonus should bo expended, not asked that said square ami highway and tlie gin» te^hed t.be burning nuWI first, have wrongfullv, fraudulently and for, or ul least assistance freely whole thereof should tie and remain a Daily Guard, M^jr 1 but able'lodo little. Hbortly .■»ft-r oollusively and in violation of said mven to enable tlie mill to start public square and highw ay and U|sm n’hi« forenoon .laniew F. Ainu acid connection Mi made ■ylth th» bydr mt trust made said preteuded deeds as iigaiu. l'iie G uard will contribute to tlie faitii that said 100 feet would be Weekly Citizen and ite good will to R. H. a casli bonus looking to a rebuilding it tef ■ corner bt Pearl and F irst »tMe ’ c, aforesaid. Ik B3OS.,<0!’B| c ÎÎT j ?: i and remain a public street and high Qfd by u^ing ».11 tti» In* uv diable a Miller, whe takes posse««ion of the name after Twelfth—That tbeconsideratlon paid oi ttie mill, or will pay cash tn advance thia week’« issue. Mr. Miller will continue way, according to its dedication, and ••aid ' 4 Willamette «tr«< {>l»e- i - ii "‘i: Gt. • i such red. to said defebdants, E O Potter, W T for iu.uber to l>e supplied after tlie mill the pa[>er an a weekly, but inter.il« enlarging tliat said square and highway and the nth nd Bighth OO Th« fir» gt Er led in the engine room a it | to a 7-colutan folio. In politic« it will be Bailey and Ii T Edwards, claiming to is again imining. Uns muller should whole thereof were to remain dedicated Of Eugene, Oregon. be ulteuded to al once. fe« miiiets* after the »ngin.’.r, C. H. truly | independent, but not neutral. Mr. io I lie public, and plaintiffs aver that act as commissioners, us aforesaid, by OF SUBSCRIPTION. Miller, EM lnftijibr dinner. On r > . .’h- Miller in a polished anti forceful writer and we D ied .—G. D. Linn received word L'liey aie now owners of such lots said defendant, the Eugene Loan A - ................................... O'.od tW $ W Capitid in^bis boms, on thocotnf iny proper wish him «ucce«« financially and otherwise, Havings Bank, was the sum of $254.13 last night that ills brother James died ........................................ 1.00 abutting and adjoining eaid square .... f'gfi Mr. Ami« will retire to hi« farm and take a ty, he di>3overw<i th» fire br i tl. ing out. for said land as aforesaid. That said ut the tamily homo iu Jacksonville ......................... P.............. 50 long rest, which he certainly deserve«, and highway, and that their interest land so deeded was at tlie time said By the tims b» jot Lhcf . to tne engine g^od I about ll;30o’clock, aud lie left on the 6 a © e & l <’<.S9S> iTZSX) as such abutting owners will be room the firo hid spreud so rapidly a« 1 he ha« passed the allotted three «core and preteuded deeds were made, and is eurly train to atteud tile funeral. AOT -JD ov J wn on application greatly prejudiced and Injured if said ten. He is a bright writer. That he may ; o letters to TH# GUARD, ' now, reasonably worth more than tlie James was about 25 years old, aud D^jlts ggiued nn tlie princ'iS1 citi<E> of t® th^jche could do nothin. . Mr. Wilier live many year« yet and prosper is the wish of square and highway, or any partof the United Stale* «nd foreign co ntritf) th*n rt’AWM to • th* oKicw rmd tele- I sum of $1(MX), as each and all of said formerly attended the U <>. Hu had Interest allowed on Demand Certifies* same is diverted from the purposes for the G uard editor«. -W----- rS£ Deposit hen ief? Hated period. plion-vi to <j«ntr.*l toptsi in A fire Si .rm defelAlants well knew, »ml that at tlie many friends iu Eugene who will which it was dedicated, as defendants Collection receive our prompt attention. N gQ.lltil.Jl ind th» water company h> «rd hi odl, time of said sale and before said learn oi his death with genuine City ftnd County War rant® bought. are attempting to do, as hereinafter pretended rox * ovERTo 9. deeds were mude, or soi row. For the past few years jameu E. R. Parker. soundir« ite whiatte. alleged. delivered, said defendants, E O Pott« r, uad bee’i working lor the Oregon U. P*l$Xi, In» couv«Mation with a G uard a JTTOR.XEYH-A’i I AAV That said last described land is a W T Bailey and ii D Edwards, were Furniture Company al Portland, _ jifs» The i mdldate for assessor on the n-pr'A-^atadv”, Mr. Miliwr «vid h 1 be 'J u- portion of said public square arid offered and refused tbe sum of $1000 for giving up bls poslllou a few mouths a in all the confljjof tCßCXi® Cash®, *«n CaWh Lun, county Citizens' ticket is a reached th» Magin» room a litt le eoo iitr, said land iu deeds described. That Walton Block. public highway donated and dedicated said defendants, E O Potter, W T ago on accouul of his heal ih. Hu alllicled with consumption, aud airiugle' b*Kte*4 of waiMi? weald h , vh a div> -born sou of the county in which Euoe>0 ''C3 0* Ï r\ to ttie people of said county, and to tlie Bailey and ii D Edwards, wrongfully, disease developed rapidly. he is u cundidate. l*k-i HiaMMMrA to qhonci'i tho unlawfully, collusiveiy uml fraudu public as a public square aud public IX E. K. Parker was liorn at Pleasant nut the particles of dust ou tbe tloor Dally Guard. Msy 1 highway. That said defendants, E O lently sold said land at a private sale Received the to «aid defendant, tlie Eugene Loan A And pwrUtioiM ignited ro rapidly, Hill 30 years ago. DENTIST. H ip B roken .—Everett Fieber, fatablistci Q I33C-' Hotter, W T Bailey and H D Edwards, Havings Bank, and made and delivered IQ^I the ofliiOgn'l fittili© of aid»d by a ecrot-wit..!, tl.at nothin, ts nerlts of a common school education, have assumed the right, by making said deeds, as aforesaid, for a grossly 5-year old hou of George Fletter, of tble - or— deeeMed W V Hen>jJ‘,*on. 1 coul* be done. lie sea <-■<! din turn and for the | hgt lb years has engaged ¡sired to do anything in the lin© of said pretended deeds, as aforesaid, to Inadequate price anil consideration as city, felt from the loft ol the home ÖÄtGCN,. ing tie» water out of the boiler «aviny in the v.’ork of the school room. He divert the use of said portion of said each null all of said defendants well barn tine afternoon uhd broke hie lef C I in the above dgi d office, BÜÍ#3E¡3, md bridge woq^a q^^lt y. holds a state diploma at present. As knew. That said pretended sale was til at from the danger of explosion. public square and public highway from and is in ail tilings unlawful and con leg at Hie hip. Dre Fame aud Helover In n’r’ie-t- l-ss titre tb»n the story an evidence of the standing Mr Parker the purposes for which the same was stitutes a fraud on plaintiffs and tlie eel the limb and the little sufferer in 'CKSY, Ä inWawes i can be bvitt'rid th» entire buildin. w a enjoys in the community that hat» and is dedicated, contrary to the object taxpayers and people of »aid Lat.e gelling aloug uloely. I'lAll® IN A solid ti.'kS» of lia : e, aud tl.o lumber practically be?n hie home for a life* of said donation, as aforesaid, and in county. Daily <>uaru, May 1 ® ta. Thirteenth—That each and all ot idlm a.'eo fooaHiH igni'csl, burning time, it may be stated that lie ba» Cl^iqfc, J violation of the rights of plaintiffs and said acta of defendants, as aforesaid, A Coot. Basil. —Will Uilliert was one of the Th» only thlDg th» fir, taught the Trent school for the pawl tlie people of said county, by depriving were and are an irreparable Injury to cool headed lads at the tire yesterday, lie k\. G» HOVEY, PnWtfe-ntJ ing pmmptlVdo d,»[j«itn <mt cotlid do was to make an three years. J M. ABRAMS. Cwhier.' them of the use aud enjoyment of said ttie plaintiffs herein and of each of walked oa a I warn HxH inches in the river rk wfrantSiL Mr. Parker is thoroughly qualified attempt to aav- a ¡v rtion of the lumber __ JB H HtJVEVx. portion of said public square ami high them, and to the people and lax payers bridge 20 test above the driveway, carrying in the y a rd», an 1 in tiff» we -e e uccess- to fulfill the dutiue connected with the way for all purposes, and that said of Laue county, Oregou, and that the hose to put out. the tire ou the roof. It Resolution ot Condolence. plaintiffs have no plain, speedy or required uerve ami he had it- His work drew ful, quitu a little of it beiL’.; saved. «sensor’s office. defendants, E O Potter, W T Bailey adequate remedy at law. forth applause which was hearty and sincere. JfflICIAN AND SURGÏON. Citizens generally aided tho firemen T he D anish C olony .—Rev P L C and H D Edwards, have assumed the . The Ladies of the G. A. R. t*v<' . iu tbeir wo-k, and were of much Hansen, missionary of the Danish right to give and grant to said > l*Uire in Chrisman Block. pniseid the following. ( a-< stanoe in moving lumber to check Lutheran church, and E L Thompson, dSfendaut, tlie Eugene Loan A Havings 9 to 11 a m; 12 to 2, 6 to 9 p ka. A» 11 hm> been the Vill «f GoJ, to , the advance of fire. of the firm of Hartman, Thompson A Bank, an absolute tee simple title to ?bnd into onr inidt-t bis Angol of Attorney aqd Mrs. L. L. H’.even» lowers, of Portland, are in the city said square and highway and the WOODCOCK, Dovth, and the ■ inimons fell up -n esur were ccming a rors th« river on their on business connected with the exclusive rigiit to the use and enjoy tielovod inter, Mrs. J. W. White, who bleycl>n a little after 1 o’clock, when ATTORNEY AT-LAW. location of a Danish colony on the E ment of the same forever and In submitted to his will at tl e mid-day Mm. Steven* noticed tliat the roof of C Hmith farm west of this city. The violation of their said trust, and for O»»-h*lf block south of Chrisman of life, leaving a loving ht:»b»od, sons th-> bridge was on fire. Quickly giving establishment of a Danish church the purpose of wrongfully, unlawfully, ' and daughter» aud a host of sorrowing an alarm to tbe crowd at tbe mill fire, appears to be one of the first interests oollusively and fraudulently depriving E ugene , O regon . friend», who mourn her los/; th refore,, a portion of tbe firemen, tbe chemical of the community and it will demand plaintiffs herein and the people of be it engine aud book and ladder truck early attention, the citizens generally Lans county, of any use, or enjoymeul bean , being asked to contribute toward R esolved , That by the death of our hastened to tbe bridge, where the fire erecting a suitable building. of said square and highway as a public attorney at law . beloved sister our circle is broken; but was quickly put out. Deaoon Davis square aud highway. “t«ti..n to collections ano matters in we bow with submission to the al I wise ascended a ladder, “cooned” the resit T he K ay F uneral .—Halern Journal .■seventh—Alleges that the county I - A Money to loan on real eut at«. and supreme commander. and soon had tbe burning moeey shin I Bpril 30: The funeral of Thomas Kay court wrongfully, unlawfully, Col H econd , That by her death, Comrade A fine ‘ ti i th A C W oodcock. ies saved from tbe fiery elements. It : I ou Hunday was one of the largest ever lusively and fraudulently aud in J. W. While has lost a loving wife line of seen in Ibis city. The First Baptist was a close call for tbe bridge. violation of said trust aud without a L CHESHIRE, M. D. and companion, and her children a church was filled to its full capacity rigiit so to do, made a pretended deed Shirt The Eugene Lumber Company is ----- • devoted and loving mother, and the composed of J B Hopkins, E J Craw and several hundred peonle came who purporting to convey to said defender! Waists Ladies Circle of the Grat d Army, a SICIAN AND SURGEON, ford, J N B Fuller and J D Matlock, were unable to obtain admittance. Ttie bank 26.3x34 feet in rear of the A V from the warm and loving friend, one who was and owing to a numberof unfortunate funeral was under the auspices of De- Peters’ property. ever ready to extend the band of factory reverses, have in the past years done Molay C'omnn.ndery No 4, Knights Eighth—Same allegations as above Eiijjeno, Oregon. charity. But we have one consolation: direct. only moderately well in this business Templar, of which the deceased was a excepting the deecrip ion at hand is wbat is our loss is her gain. enterprise. At the present time, member. The pali-bearers were: Judge for 26.9x34 feet to correct the above Í THIRD, That our charter and tlag be however. Its prospects were exceeding R. 3. Bean, Dr. Williamson, Geo. B. deed. draped in mourning for thirty days, I Tenth—That said defendant, the ly bright, as the demand for lumber Gray, E. P. McCornack, J. K. Weather- and a copy of these resolutions be is large and steady. Tbe mill had a | ford and J. P. Galbrath, the two latter Eugene Loan A Havings Bank, wrong spread upon our minutes and a copy fully and unlawfully claims to be the I capacity of 15,'XIO feet perday, and wa- i from Albany. tie sent to the bereaved family, iiearing owner Iu fee simple and to have the valued at about $15,000. The building Dally Guard, May 1 our seal, and copy be sent to the D aily exclusive right to the use and enjoy- and machinery is a total lose, while of | ■ GUARD and Register for publication. the t-i.MM) worth of lumber iu tlie yards ' F ob the Riroxw S chool . Phil. Crawford, meut of said portion of said public Son of E. J. Crawford, will I* | laced in the H ara ii C hapman , probably half is saved reform «ctoool on recomtnen ttion of hi. square ami highway so donated and Of Eugene. J. L. M c K enney , O dedicated as aforesaid, and lias wrong Later Mr Hopkins, president of the father, who ie unable onntr the wayward E. A. ¡SYLVESTER. UP Cash Capital 850,000 boy. He left here on the freight train today, fully and unlawfully placed thereon company, authorizes the G uard to Committee. 850,000 l>een sent to wood, boards and various other Hungs, state that tbe net loss will be between and a warrant ot detention ha* one table Jailer, at Junction, to bold the lad, and has no obstructed that part ot sain N ew L odge B uildincl — The 112.000 and $15,0(4), according to tbe Eugene, Oregon. who will come bef<*re Judge Potter for com square aud highway without the ngbi ‘Æ^ kal B anking business W alterville Building Company will tieet estimate he Is able to make at this , mitment. -o to do, anil wrongfully and unlaw shortly a-k for bids for the erection of lime. Only $1,000 insurance was n Siwa Francisco and Port a two story building at that place. It carried, so that the loss falls most 1 M arried .—L. A. Ree«l and Lillian fully claims to have the right to the rot., tang® neid on forvi^ cenntnea will be 24x50 feet in sixe, and the lower heavily on tbe owners. M. Lewis were married el Portland exclusive possession and use of said _ *»'«d « ¡Eject to check ot certifi sto$f will be f or rent as a store or land. That the «aid acts of said It is a difficult thing to put out a fire Hunday, April 29, 1900. The gnxini Is *l**'t. defeudant in so placing and keeping other business, while the upper floor a U O graduate and the bride ex- in a lumber yard, as the saw dust entrurted to un will receiv« »<UnU.-n will be used by the Walterville Wood fires and fire under tbe lumber piles' matron of the C O dormitory, troth said wood, boards and various other ( )ti r things thereon has and does obstruct men of the World as thetr fraternal very popular here. are difficu't to check. The department New P. F. S xodgrass , said highway aud square, and lias and Cashier. will neceeearily keep a stream on the home. Shoe« F upkemk C ourt .—G. G. Warner et does interfere with and preveut the L. If. F ottìi , — •«‘tMik.L property all afternoon and tonight to Asst Cashier and Di».u.—M C Hmith died of dropsy, al, appellants, vs < narles Brum-su, et free u-e ami enjoyment of said insure safety. Tbe street sprinkler al, respondents, ordered on stipulation highway and square by the plaintiff* May 1, I**!. •* Crow, Oregon, aged < ìothing. • wv*r.—M Ki«wngvr, ncord 33 year «. He came from Nebraska in dampened the yard a number of time* that appellants have until June 1, 1900 ' and the said people of Lane oouuty. lw K ix»ne Macvabee lodge, has to keep the sawdust from flying. February and wasuck for a time at to serve and file the abstract herein. and the said material so j laced on Mid '■U.-r fro* the eorreetrondiag office At this time the company doc* not the Minnesota h<>uw. Funeral will t* land by said defendants constitute and ‘**”»7 -ve that Robert H. Baker, , know what Ite futare will be. The loe« M asbiux la Laos county, Oregon, April That such Mrs, as ¡r. ilarr of Fairmount, was qaite hc.d al 2 p m, tomorrow to the Gate- is a heavy handicap and until matters 25,1900, J. W. Vsngbaa, J. P., Uly»« S. Is a nuisance. aforesaid, of defendant U a * aia, but with g<—i prospects ivmetery. In charge of the Moderi. are adjusted, they are not prepared to Bales ao«l Winoaah lAs.littis, *1 1 he letter bore -lateof April 24. . i Woodmen of America. WILL BE TESTED The Selling of the Public Square Lots to Be Litigated. î EUC05B 8ÍW II Nev lap M Ii FIRST---- Novelties in Men’s Shirts I he Latest Novelty. 1 DUNN