The Eugene weekly guard., June 30, 1900, Image 5

CHINESE FIGHTING
FOI RTH OF IL IA
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MORE EARU Hl^ÜRY.
An Interesting Recital of Pioneer
O
Events.
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permitted to aak« tiw was aeh*Maa. bilii«* H»s;
»» tu« list * na <bs *u>a ewlarg ss.pse
iwaaas
kMtbuada- wag-v, na,b b*
In this way no uaheslNshle prteas w H ♦«» o* 'M viiiMb *«<1
b J C (•» hsb- *• A I W hr «bur sb«; «»*< Dus Tnast sawmill asav «tai*.
tie
pat
up,
and
the
efleet
will
aabibK-
• ***>« ictxv ». i bur f;—R, »p-Admiril Kempff,in charge
W* bawyar a »w no <te« i»* otkwt to s«< taiid« deed. Ill lianrhi of refcvee. Ur Briutaw followed this tadl attil m*
be to Mimsilwe,- latareet ia th* '.*»«s to p«*»<l tint »«alai puiliahawut
R J C Goodal« vs John Cowawell;
oitb« Auttit MptadTon in a cable to the department today ebly
sports of the day. Th« raae peases ta*« b» sot given Htusou. \ evert hele«», to recov« money In liands of refcwee, I'saie out into tlie prmrie Bear the >«<R
where Jossgh Parker IsUedy erectad agi
•tAtAsl '«K aa * heavy battle had occurred. Those participat­ as follows:
s B H Lobdell vs Horace Hayward
tbejury tT.wttit ill a verdict of guilty
ing wm
Marines aixi 4GO of the Russians against a Bicycle race, J utile, hs-
all. ot Mtirdwr in th- lr*t degrt« k uns and It..rtli* Hayward; tioscloesre. In residence, it was here aad a* tin«
time that Mr Brlatow aarved Ida uaisa-
porÙTti ut th* Chínete army (not Boxers) and the scene of Purse $12, three prizes.
bauds of referee.
oat um I v >«■ hour.
on a -mall oak, so that those who eaane
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Bicj
cle
race
f
r
boys
of
16
year*
and
10.
J
E
Young
vs
J
U
Keyes and later might see that be was ou the
tile
sva* Hear lein Isin. So strong were the ('hinese
j mile. Purse f.', tKTee prizes.
<*«•<■ M Hawley; partition, In hands ground Urst. At a time after this Mr
that Ute ooBibined American and Russian forces failed to under,
F im H race, free for all. Pur»« fa»,
of referee.
Cuori Honw Item*.
Bristow and son, Win Bristow, were
impregnate their lines. Tomorrow the foreign forces will three prize*.
12 Emile Roberts vs J K Marley togetln^ hunting when ttiey came in
be increased by 2,000 and the battle with the Celestial* will Hoy’s foot race, for boys of 14 years
and Jamea F. Noland ; to set aside deed. sight of tlie valley from the west on a
Mortgage....................................... 100,00
bv resumed. The reports brings the sad information that and under. Purse $6, three prizes.
Default.
point known uow as Williams' Butte,
estate transfers
15 W H Cliri-man vs A H Beagle
Lieutenant Wright and 150 marine? are included in the Bicycle race, free for all, 1 mile. Chattel REAL
mortgage..................... $200 00 and J F. Beagle; ln|unctfon. Dis­ and It was at this timu the valley was
Pur»e$l4, three prizes. In this race
list of killed aud wounded.
named by Mr Bristow, calling It L<>»t
stakes will be placed at Ninth and
Theodora Goyean flleancattle brand. missed.
Valley. During this same trip by
Minister Wu has a cable from the viceroy of Hanking Fifth streets. Th« start will lie made Triangle
with aides three Innhes long
16 John WhlleakervaJ D Mishler father and son, Butte Disapi>ointment
saying that the foreign legations in i Pekin are still free st Ninth; go to Fifth, turn stake hack to tie u-ed on right liip.
et al; to recover money. Continued. was named. Tills large, bald butte
to Ninth, turn and back to Ffih, turn
from molestation.
17. First National Bank of Eugene beiug in full view before them, there
J P Currin and J H Perkins to Mrs
back to Eighth street, the finish­ J E Wynn; 4,94 acres iu sec 33 tp 20 a r City vs W H Abrams; to recover arose a discussion as to w hich side of
From Shanghai comes the report that Tein Tsinis and
point.
money. Default.
3 w $500.
ths rivsr It was ou. It wss daily de­
being Continually bombarded. The British and French ing Pole
vault, for which a medal will
18. HM Million) et al vs Caroline cided that the river flowed on the east
Georgia
I
Goldston
t<>
F.
W
Pollock,
settlements are entirely destroyed, and are imploring for be awarded.
"low et »1; to determine rigtits of per­ side; to prove this and to settle the
> acres In aac 20 tp 16 s r 6 w $350.
re-inforcements. The Russians are valiantly lighting aud In addition to these prizes, ’be com­ 16 State
of Oregon to Mary N Milliard, sonal property, lu hands of teferee.
matter, they directed their course
are resisting the advance of an overwhelming number of mittee will give three prizes for the I SO acres in sec 86 tp 21 s r 1 a $100.
90. Mimeon Drury et al vs Msjorle toward the butte when Lol they found
best
decorated
tdcycles
in
tlie
illumi
­
Wallace
and
W
D Wallace; suit for that the Middle fork of the Willamette
fanatical Chinese.
R W Veatch et ux to H L Moor­
nated parade iu the evening
partilion of Pal estate. In hands of flowed oil the west side of the butte,
head, lot 4 blk 51, Junction; $.55.
New features are being brought out
referee.
tieing disappointed they named the
MININS LOCATIONS.
for thesqui dunk parade in tbeevenlng,
22. W M Vanduyne va J C Goodale; butte, Butt) Disappointment.
Special to the Guard.
F.atella claim. Blue River district, to recover money. In hands of n-
and this promises to be a very inter­
Tlie first settlement was begun In
E Johnson and N H Ferine, locators.
esting
feature
of
the
day
’
s
program
M anila , June 23—General McArthur reports that 100 Prof Hhaw, one of the brat trick Ethal claim Blue River dls'rlct| N feree.
tiis fall of 1F53 by Wm Jonattian aud
32. W C Hale vs Ths Noonday Patsy Morgau. These men erected log
men of the Fourth infantry were ambushed June 13 near bicyclists In the United States, has I H Faune ai d R Johnson, locators.
Mining Co.; to recover money. Judg­ cabins on their Claims—but lielng
Tagav. Seven men were 'killed and 13 wounded, Captains been engaged to give an exhibition on
ment l»efore court.
CIRCUIT COURT.
of Indians did not remain long.
Miller and Elliott being among the latter. Re-inforce- the dunce platform during the after­ John Fryer and EJ Patterson VS 34. John L Blodgett vs John H afraid
Thus Bartire traded-for Patsy Morgan’s
noon concert.
Bay«; to recover money, Judgment claim, I) H Hunsaker bought Win
ments sent in were repulsed.
C M Hender, suit for accounting.
The committee is doing everything
before clerk.
Morgan's pise« aud Barbre, McDowell
MARRIAGE I4CBNSK.
pi ssttile to bring nut a good program
35 John H Hammitt va John H and Huusaker became |ieruiaiient
RT Stiugley and Rose E Lemley.
for the entire day with the funds
Bays; to recover money, Judgment settlers and received patents for their
WHEAT STILL BOOMING.
MILL FOR THE DOCTOR MIXE. available
but needs the hearty en­
before clerk.
land under tlie donation act.
PERSONAL.
couragement of the patriotic spirit
37. Geo A Yarnell vs John 8 Bay»;
About the same time that the Mor­
San Francisco Closed at Si.22 3-4 Something of an Experiment for tliat should be found among the citi­
to recover money. Hettled.
gans began cabin building, a man by
Dally Guard, June 22
zens i f Eugene.
and Chicago at 88c.
38. Fried ham A Rogers va J O the name of Gosset made some im­
Blue River District.
L G Adair visited Portland today.
Rlnelieart; to recover money, Contili- provements on a claim aiterwards
Attorney W C Hale went to Halem
Fire ou the McKenzie.
ued.
taken by J B Hanna. The Indians
Special to tke Guard.
B lue R iver Hr,, June 21.—The ma­
today.
42. U M Young vs John H Bays; to Wire too numerous for Mr Gosset, for
B an F rancisco , June 23.—The chinery for Dr Caudiant’s mill arrived
Dr T B Ford went to points south recover money. Default.
Pally Guard June 22
we And that very late in the fall of
market here is very stroug and ia at the head of the road at the ljUekey
This morning Are broke out lu a bed today.
46. Mrs j L MeKiuney va M J 1652 the Indiaus bad made suflloient
Boy
mine
yesterday,
and
is
being
ralsiDg fast. Today it closed at^l.22j,
room of the residence of Will Heavy,
Miss Ruby Hendricks went toHalem Hawley; to recover money. H'llled.
demonstrations to cause Elija Elliott,
while yesterday ia closed at $1.184, “ packed over the trail to the Doctor wiio resides a snort distauce from Hay­ today ou a visit.
61. Anna Pitney vs Barbara Fl of Pleasant Hill, to lead a small force
mine aud the little water wheel will den bridge. A call was at once sent
of volunteers to Lost Valley. Elliott’s
Judge Fisk leaves fir the Lower Brownlee; foreclosure. Default.
raise of 4 cents per cental. After the soon be in place to furnish power. As
65. Jolin Wlusenreld vs E A Hwatz- company met with a like small force
board adjourned increased oflers were thia mill is new the reunite will tie to the bridge gang working on the Biuslaw Monday.
Sian, G H Fenton aid 1 A Fenton! of I ndians, which gave Indications of
railroad bridge aud with the assistance
Bamuel Hwift, of Portland is visiting Injunction. Hettled,
watched with interest. It Is much of these meu tire blazs was so in ex­
made on the streets by brokers.
being on the war path. The oom
easier worked than the old fashioned tinguished. Quite a little clothing iu i friends in Eugene,
AT CHICAGO.
6. L C Watchsmith A Co vs F E mat'd was given to give battle, a few
Rev R T Murry of Manitoba, 1» Dunn; to recover money. Dismissed
C hicago , June 23.—Wheat is strong stamp mill, and if it be successful, it two liedrooms was destroyed a* well
shots wore tired from both sides,
will be a b >on to prospectors iu this as that part of the building, and Mr visiting in Eugene.
on motion of plaintiff.
mostly arrows by th« Indians. This
and active here, closing today at
camp.
Judge J W Hamilton weut to Rose­
Seavey states that his !<•»* will be over
41).
C
E
Harwood
vs
J
H
Monteith;
proved to be a bloodless «flair as nooue
cents per bushel. Operators predict
DrCandiani lias built a cement tloor $200. He carries insurance iu the Or­ burg this afternoon.
appeal from justice court. Apjieal wus hurt on either side. The battle
aud inclosed it lu a circular tub-like egon Fire Relief Association of Mc­
much higher prices.
J J Handsaker arrived home from dismissed. Continued.
ground was on or n«ar the site where
sides, some six feet across, in which a Minnville.
Turner this afteriviou.
62. Joseph Kternlierg and Isaac James Parker’s resideuoe now »lauds.
crosa piece or axle, carrying two heavy
Presley Comegys and wife went to Benders doing business as Hterntierg A J Babb taught the first school during
RICH ORE IX BOHEMIA
cast iron wheels about four feet in di­
1 A Benders vs G H Wooldridge; to the summer of 1866, ia a small log
State Election Retnrns.
the Turner campmeeting tistay.
ameter will revolve similar to a Bryan
recover money
Default. Default cabin oil the McDowell place.
Rev
L
Przybylski
went
to
Cottage
Strike ‘Made in the Mayflower mill. It is exactly on the principle of Secretary of State Dunbar gives the Qr>:’e to hold services tomorrow.
settled and dismissed.
Rev Robt Gray was th« first man to
an old fashioned Mexican arrastra,
At 12 o’clock Hatarday noon the hold Divine servioes In the valley. He
Group of Claims.
four
couuties
iiave
information
that
whicli had no superior for saving gold
H L Moorliead, editor of the Junction
preached ills first sermon here lu July
term was brought to a close.
their returns; of the City Tim>e was in tlie city today.
esjiecially if it is inclined to be rusty. uot yet «ent lu
Tlie regular term will begin Monday 1864. In the fall of the yesr of 1866,
C ottage G rove , Or., June 21.- A The constant grinding motion pol­ rescent election. These are Curry,
W L Martin, of MInnt'Hpolis, arrived forenoon at U o’clock. I' now looks tlie settlers of tills Iquiet lli'le valiey
As
P Churchill, who recently returned ishes aud cleans the gold right iu the Haruey, Uulon and Wheeler
here
today and will make ills home In as if Hie jury will not be needed to were stirred up by a r«|>ort from John
from the Mayflower group. Bohemia mercury. In order to facilitate mat­ soon a« these have 1 een received the Eugene.
Beason, who lived just scrota me river
try a case.
«täte
canv»«s
will
be
made
and
cer
­
district, reported a big strike oi
ters aud run tnrougu more ore than
Mrs EL Fiaber, is visiting at the
near Butte Disappointment. Mr Bea­
DECIHIONS llANDMIi DOWN.
gold on the third level, the ore I ■ in«.' tie an tra, this new mill is provided tificate« of election will be Issued to the
home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Win
Thecourt handed down the follow­ son came over In a great hurry ami
quite as rich as in the famous H< etvi w itli punched screen*, so that Itemtie* successful candidates.
Preston, of Ibis city.
ing decisions made sine« last term of stated to the settlers, tliat tlie Klam­
district. W P Ely, of Kelso, Wash., > tael. In i short time.
ath Indians were coming down tlie
Frank Htewart arrived tiere tins, court.
who is the principal owner, arrived
It Is rumored that Cottage Grove is
trail for the purpose of attacking Ilia
afternoon from tliehead of tide with a
Thus
Calvert
vs
W
Johnson
and
today, and shows specimens which
to
have
another
papzr.
GAR E ncampment .—At the G A
load
of
cbitteui
bark.
wife; to recover money. Complaint settlers, which news created quite a
are abundant in free gold. Those in a R Encampment at La Graude, A J
The Military club has signed the j
oommotion for about twauty-four
MrsBBBIgel aud children arrived dismissed.
position to know say it is one <.i the G< odorod. of Union, was elected com­ contract for tiie new armory with R M I
bears. When It was learned, through
.
up
from
Portland
this
afternoon
to
M
J
Hailsall.'
vs
Jernes
A
McLeod
most important strikes ever u ad iu mander; Senior Vice-Cora niander, B Day.
scouts
sent out, and Molalla's (Inditii
1 visit at the home of her father, W B etal; Complaint dismissed.
the district.
F Pike; Junior Vice-Commander,
Col Geo O Yoran has established
resident») that there were uo Klsm-
!
Andrews.
R
M
Day
vs
Horace
Wesloott
etal;
The development work on this William Bates; Medical Director, H L 1 headquarters up stairs in the Dunn
atlis oomlng. Thu Molalla», a few ot
property consists of Juearly 5<M) feet < f Buell; Depart <iieu I Chaplain, C E ('line block.
Miss Dorris Clark, daughter of Dr decree Iu favor of plaintiff.
whom resided in ths valley, were as
Hternberg
vs
I
jane
ooun
’
y
and
L
tunnel built at an expenditure of over Assistant Adjutant-General, J E Mayo
and Mis E G Clark of Portland, Is
much afraid of the Klamath* as the
The
Geary
school
building
will
$4000, and the mine is now iu a p->-
Members of Council of Administration, probably have new furnaces this winter. visiting at the home of Hon and Mrs Himon; damage. Hull dismissed.
whites, In fact they stated tliat If
aition to become a producer.
Geo B Dorris, in this city.
Another rich strike was also reppited Patrick Colbert, G H Warner, J H Tiiey are badly needed.
the Klamatiis should come, It would
from Bohemia today, en the ('amp William«, E T Beers, T H Henderson.
C B Winn, of Albany, Grand Emml-
WHEAT
BETTER.
tie for the purpose ot warring ou the n.
For
a
fine
buggy
or
carriage
see
F
L
ledge, belongiug to the Adam* Moun­ Delegates to the National «Encamp-
nent Commander, K T, aud census
and not the whites.
Chamber«, prices away down. Also a
tain Mining Compauy. The vein I*
superintendent of this district, arrived
nient
at
Chicago,
ii
H
Allen,
M
Hatha
­
Tit« American Hag was hoisted and
three feet wide, aud pro«pec.« free gold
stock of secondhand ones.
The
Cool
Weather
is
Doing
Won
­
In Eugene this afternoon sud will vl«i'
unfurled to Hie braeze for ths firs» time
in sunh abundance that it can be seen way, I N Pancake. 'I he next annual
Cut prices on wall paper still on, you Ivanhoe Commandery tonight.
ders for the Cereal.
In the ore. Active devlopemen1» so­ encampment will tie held at Forest
In tills valley In the spring of 1861.
can fix up lor a very amali amount of
under way aud will be pushed tin- Grove not later than '1 »y, I'Ml.
Miss Hadle Atwood, daughter of Dr
Green McCarty delivered the oration.
summer.
money now. Hee F L Chambers for C H T Atwood, arrived from Minne­
A G uard representative today In­ The flag pole was erected at th« resi­
late designs.
terviewed a large uumlier of farmers dence of A W McDowell, Mrs McDow­
apolis
today
and
will,re«ide
here.
Miss
I n C ali form A.—Rev Raymond C
School Tax Voted.
Dallas Itemizer: Dr Frank Etrong, Atwood ha* l«en very prominently In- an the condition of the grow I ng grain ell, with the assistance of neighbor
Brook«, of Oakland, California, In
president ef the Htats Uui versi ty, da­ dentlfied with tlie educational Interests crop. It is the general opinion that women, pieced the flag by hand.
writing 1« 'his office, «teles that bls
JUNCTION CITY, Or,. Jane 22.—A work at tiiil place 1» very pleasant, the llvered ore of the most practical ad­ of her state for several years, having i the rains of the p urt two Weeks tiave
During the year 1866, Blasinglm
doue wonders for the spring grain and
dresses ever given in tlie Monmouth
school meeting was held last night
church excellently situa'ed, and has s Normal school to ttie graduating class. held the postion of teacher of lan­ ttiat It lia» also helped Che Fall grain Io Rutledge, Jamea Eastap and John
aa-d voted a 3-nail 1 ta» »or school pur- good working mttnhr r»bip. He stata*
ntoops built the first sawmill.
guages In a well known high scliool.
All. Of course we are going to have a
peseb ia this district.
Th« author of ttieabove early history
Halem Journal: "Dr Paine will not
that the Baptikt cban-li of which Rev
short crop l»ut still we will have thoua- of I-ost Valley has been to some pains
— -
», be county physician leug after Harri-
Clay M Hili, al«o formerly of - Eugene,
R ich UM—Cottage Grove Nugget :
blocks -on R Kincaid .s sworn in as county Jerome Knox seaeived lid* week some ands of bushels for export. It seems to gather these points from the oldest
A N ative E ditor —Porfiar.d »Veek- r IB g ps-t.>r7is
pn-VS’l, I“ r-i «f'ua e.i only
~ J . two
—ve -.-V-
ttiat Oregon always protects her crops residents In order that they may ba
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.»up
rouiitv
iri
not
ljr Diapsd-sh: “On th« ofl!ci»l curdi , from lb« Pil/ma < orrgregartioaal judge,
«pesimene afose from the ChwacaH even at the last moment.
preserved to the rising generation, as
M» K KKiRsasd bsv a majority of ehurab, of which Rev B ><4 m is paator, *¡ih
mi see MSV Passiey. la Labe ceunty,
The price looks healthy lor t his 1 well as to refresh ths minds of the
•jrs far judge of L mw county. The
tSm» .a-eay-'d
W,00 gold per ten. !!»»•. ef year.
older ones now living, concerning their
.MQSwSwU pas« did its S«ss tn defeat
Frsssk WhHe »be sr-ayvr. says It M
acts in the past, that aiafce to us bis-
«Vd wMe Mr K« mm I bw only
test** t *»• ra«tr>-«s »««g |«e h,M a *•* s»-d
l«ry tods*.
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