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BOOTH-KELLY CO. EUGENE SAW MILL. DEADLIER THAN WAI
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This Week
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MEANS
Special to tiie Guard.
Bonnets
* * * * * * *
F0R 25c
IAMPT0N BROS.
The Siuslaw & San Francisco
Lumber Co Increasing Tbtir
Capacity.
PBELL BROS., Publishers
£E—East «ide of Willamette street, be­
tween Seventh and Eighth street«
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
West July 6.
The schooner Danielson which ar­
t«r.......................................................$2.00
Luti»................................................... 1.00 rived here last Sunday brought in a
.50
I M od ths.
large quautiiy of new machinery for
the Siuslaw and Han Francisco Lumber
toiilt rate» made known on application
Co
’» mill at Acme.
■ all huainesB letter, to THE GUARI),
ge, Oregon.
There were two large boilers, an
engine which are to be placed in the
k : WALTON
N K M AKKLÏT mill Immediatly and will increase the
sawing capacity to 60,000 feet per day.
ALTON A OVERTON,
This means a demand for several
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
million teet more of logs eacli year to
keep this machinery running and will
Bnctlce iu all the court« of the Btate.
LIn Walton Block.
furnish employment for more men to
E uoknk . O bxoon .
out the timber and get it to tbe mill.
L WHITSON,
The milling budtiesa of tbe Biuslaw
is growing rapidly aud is helping to
DENTIST.
to purchased the office and fixtures of build up tbe other industries.
LV' KEY.
DEALIB IM
I, Watches, Chain-’, .lew ®
f, Ktc.
epAiring promptly done.
U work warranted.
W BROWN, M. I).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
b-Vputaii» in Chrisman Block,
lour»: 9 to 11 a in; 12 to 2, » to 9 p m.
P artial C lean -U p . — Ashland
Tidings; July 9tb: Henry E Ankeny,
one
of the proprietors of Ankeny
A
Look’s
famous
Sterling
mine, too» with him, Thursday, to
Jacksonville, nine real gold bricks*
. representing 1276 ounces of the precious
metal and valued at $23,000. This is
i tie second large clean-up made during
t lie past few weeks aud it will require
more .hau a month yet to make tbe
tinal ciean-up. It is expected that
the Sterling will give up ov r $100,000
ibis year, and its proprietors are to be
congratulated ou their good fortune.
A nother C all .—County Treasurer
Patterson today makes another call
for county warrants. The amount of
ATTORNEY AT-LAW.
(10,219.94
is set apart for this purpose
k»-Oae half block «outh of Chrisman
*
«
at thia time.
C WOODCOCK,
Ei-auix,
O kxuon .
The G uard is doing a large lot of
job priuting. From the cheapest that’s
good to the best that’s made. Your
order promptly attended to.
E BEAN,
. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
i*l »ttention to collection« »nd matter» in
»bate. Money to loan on real rotate.
MEN AND HORSES FORWARDED.
I
ANF nilllNTY RANK
- or—
SURGEON.
naaBMg,
EUGENE,
OREGON.
Eugene, Oregon.
ERBEUT LEIGH,
I f ..trai itakioi business mall branches
ASSAY OFFICE,
«ccnrate roturo, guaranteed.
G rovb , O mson .
tr¿nsac*ed C” fanorable terme.
. G. HOVEY, President
L G HULIN, Chæhier.
B H HOVEY, Asst ( ashier.
EUGENE
- uger
d up Cash Capital 850,000
’Du«
$50.000
'regon.
I
GENERAL packing business
■ hr. n rrw-naMe torma.
Sight
' Magro, «a Ersuche*. «od P rt-
k '-'r-V’n.
• '4 svetoaMV .44 on f **ir® cenntries.
' ■ *• •*-iv«d .abject to check os csrttfi-
’»••eh.
“* a tri»V JI to c» will rec«ive
M «trotto*.
P. E. Sg' !<BA«a,
Caai tor.
L. H. P’-mia,
Aa't t U i«
HAt.KM.July 9.—Roy D Gage, of
Portland Company C, Third Regiment,
whs drowned here Mumlay, swimming
in the Willamette. The body has not
been recovered. He leaves a widowed
mother.
LEG BROKEN.
Ham K Stott, of Bumpier, Baker
county, a mem tier of troops B Cavalry,
had a leg broken Hunday morning by
a horse falling upon him.
FROM CAMP GEER
Machinery Goes Day and Night—
Another Interesting Special From
Y okohama , July 9.—The government has sent twenty-
Will add More Stamps.
Rieb Mines Now in Course oí I
Dur Correspondent
three thousand men, and five thousand horses to China.
Grants Pass Mining Journal
Development.
C amp G ekr , July 9, 1901).
B lue R iver , July 3.—Tbe machlti
OFF FOR CHINA.
E ditor G uard : The soldiers are
ery of tbe Lucky Boy lltouamp mill
Sunday'» Oregonian.
liovitig an Ideal time in camp. The
W. W. Gibbs, of Portland, a succeac- has been kept going day and night,
ful mining man, who has interests in without a stop, except for repairs, ever location i« excellent, tbe treatment of
it was started last December. men by officers all that could be ex-
K iel , July 9.—The German Asiatic ^quadroon left this tiie Bohemia district returned from since
Concentrators were added to tiie mill l>cct«d, and tiie weather just warm
there
yeaterday
after
s|ieiidiug
severa
morniug for China.
enough t<> make the boya work hard.
days investigating progress. A good during the winter, and tiie company
I> is something unusual for many of
many rich prospects are being opened will mh > ii begin shipping concent rates.
the boys to get up at 5 o’clock, make
OREGON TO BE‘DOCK ED.
The
company
has
decided
to
add
a
up, lie says, in additiou to the mines
Is de, eat breakfast, wash dinhee and do
upon which stamps are working, and 110-more stamp to tiie mill, and will
a half days work by 9 o’clock, but
also
put
in
n
small
saw
mill.
Special to tbe Guard.
he expects lively times there this sum­
A contract has been entered into be i they accomplish it all, and with no
mer and fall. Recent raids have ren­
W ashington , I). C., July 9—The Battleship Oregon dered
tween
Joe White, owner of tiie Sunset gtiimollng heard.
freighting and packing into the
has arrived at Chee Foo. She will be docked for repairs at mines verv difficult, hh roads and trails I mining claim, and Dr Caudianl, of Running the lines at night is a
popular pastime, especially Willi the
Kore, Japan.
are slow to dry. Even tiie wagon ■ Portland, whereiu the latter is to re­
i road In tiie open country, to Cottage | ceive a one-third interest in the Hun- PhillppitiH boye. They teach many
new tricks of soldier life to the
Grove, Is in bad sha|>e for tran»|>ort • i set in consideration that he erect a
IN SOUTH AFRICA.
“rookies” as I he new soldiers are called.
five
stamp
mill
on
tiie
property.
The
Ing heavy loads of provisions and,
Tiie Fourth Regiment ha» already
machinery needed in tiie mountains, machinery for tiie mill Inta 1« i
Special to tbe G uard .
1 ordered. The Bunset is located on the created a very favorable Impression
but after a few weeks dry weather a
i ii ad waters of Quarts Creek, on tiie ■ alid li’Velliethe distlnclion of go ng
P retoria , July 9.—Mounted infantry reinforcements gisxi deal of hauling will tie done.
Gold Hill side, and la 01 e of tiie most lout in review tommorr >w (Tuts ay)
under Mahon, drove 3,000 Boers east to Broenkerspruitt. Tiie Helena live stamp mill is tun-j promising claims In tiie camp.
night when Governor Geer makes Ills
ning day and night on good rock, and
official visit to the camp. The boye
British casualties, 2 officers and 26 men wounded.
Messrs
Rice
and
Graham
canit-
the number of stamps will be increase*',
are working hard and Eugene will,
to 10 in the near future. The Musick down from G >ld Hill yesterday v ili
nave occasion to be congratulated in
a
collection
of
ore
which
fairly
spsri.h
■
j 10-stamp mill shut down ou July 1 for I
The »»curing the band.
n few days’repairing, aud the stamps J all over with the yellow metal.
Tbe loss of one of the Portland boy«
■ rock found by them is said to tie the
will be started again next week.
by drowning 1« a very «a<l event, and
Hpeclal to the Guard.
richest
ever
found
on
Gold
Hili,
and
Tiie owners of tiie Champion are
th* soldiers have been a* one in their
Itosays tiiousands of dollars to the ton. so. .<>w.
preparing
to
resume
work
shortly.
A
Orange
River
Colony,
July
10.
—
The
Boeis
S euekal ,
The entire camp Is attending strictly
rich vein lias liven struck on this prop­
D kath <>t E dwin H thatfokd .— to duty. Company drill at 7, guard
have evacuated all positions in this section. They still erty
and a atamp mill will probably le* Roarburg Rrvte«: Edwin W Ntral- mount at 9, regiment drills at 10, aud
seem determined, and it will take some time yet to subdue erected this summer.
ford «"ti uf R-v J L and Emma Strato I orade at 7, gives tiie officers arid men
them.
At the Grizzly mine, owned by the ford was born in El Dorado, Kaiisna. oppertunlty to learn much of the
Burns brothers, a 300-foot tunnel fol- ' i Mer-'ti 11, 1B82. and •!!•-«» ■ t the ii.-n,.- practical part of military life.
Large crowds of Halen, people are
lows a rich ledge of copper, gold and ill ! :• brolber-ln law, H 'II'.\ Mi.
n tire groutnls especially of evenings,
A GREAT MEETING.
galena. The vein Is three feet wide at at < omsti ck, tills ioii .' i . M u. > ■
uid taku a lively interest In their
I ' pesent depth.
Bleats.
H. W. R.
svn
Ing,
July
Sili,
of
measles,
i
il
■
,
Special to the Guard.
Professor Fairbank,of the University I was employed lutile Western Union
H orton ’ s T hunk .—John Zimmer
L incoln , Nebraska, July 10.—Thousands of populists of California, is making a geological i tetegrxph (’dice in tills city up to > t w Inform«
us that most of the valuable
celebrated the action of the Kansas City convention today tour of the mountains of Oregon, and moil'll« »go, and wish quiet studious articles th»t should have lieen in the
is now making investigations in the I m > v wtio made many friends atnoi g late Mr and Mrs Bert Horton’s trunk,
in nominating Bryan and Stevenson. Both the candidates Cascade
range, east of here.
■ Ills assoclat-s, and gained the reapect consisting of jewelry, diamond rings,
were present and were enthsiastically received.
A quantity of *>re brought down by and confidence nf all. His early death ■“•Id watch, gun«, etc., were mining.
The democrats will hold a grand mass meeting tonight, I Mr Gibbs, from Wall Street group, In a sad tier* avriiieni to his parents, The trunk received, outside of a ring
assays $350 In gold, and 25 ounces ini aud the sympathy of the oonnnuuity ■ >r two contained nothing of value.
at which the candidates will be present.
silver. Tois might be called “surface] ■ goes <>ut to them In the ful e»t measure.
George Handeni, we understand, has
rock,” he -aye, as it was obtained at a
A STRANGE PROCEDURE.
received a letter from his home In
Wm
Preston
has
lieeu
elwted
presi-
deptli of id feet from tiie top of the
■ dent of a liaruess manufacturing es Dakota, Haying that hl« wheat crop la
ground.
burned up. W» also learn that he will
Special to tbe Guard.
On the Confidence group a 2tJ0-foot ■ tabllshmeut in the city of Portland
move back to that slate eoon.
tiie largest one on the Pacific Coast.
tunnel
is
following
a
vein
of
rich
rock.
L ondon , July 10.—It is officially announced that the
property is ou City Creek, lower
Empress Dowager holds the reins of power in China. Sheng, This
iluwa the mountain side than tbe Wall
the premier, claims that legations are safe, but the fact that Street group, and Is therefore ealser of
ministers are not allowed to communicate is considered a access.
strange procedure. Many doubt the statement of Sheng. Colorado men, he says, are taking a
good deal of interest In Bohemia, and
quite a numt>er are in there already, al­
SEMI-ANNUAL
JAPS GOING TO PEKIN.
though the enow has only just disap­
peared.
L ondon , July 10.—Japanese representatives claim
delay about getting in Pekin, They
STREET IMPROVEMENT.
think twenty thousand men, with what allied forces are on
the ground can effect an entrance to Pekin.
Contracts Let Yesterday for the
\\ Ork.
U. S. SOLDIERS FOR CHINA.
M anila , July 10.—The Fourteenth infantry and Fifth
artillery, U S A, leave for Taku Friday.
HORTON MURDERERS PENNED
WILL NOT PICK HOPS.
Indian Slayers Taken to McNeil s Prices in Prospect Allow No Profit
Island to Serve Their Term
tor Handling Crop.
Of Imprisonment.
Loan a Savings Buk
•
BICM,
Pwtoeu
1 J*-*« lb ,
Croskto.«.
SaiBIER 0 A NUN ACAIS
Special to th. Guard.
THE LICK Y BOY MIXE.
Ttie street committee of Eugene, lias
let contracts as follows for street work:
MONHoK STHKKT.
J F Brabham, grading.............. I St) 56
C F C'ronrr, graveling............... 193 56
THIKTNKNTH BTBEKT.
— FIRST —
Eugene,
»LAVINO
MERE
IN BOHEMIA.
Special to the Guard.
Special to the Guard.
I
too» NEARLY
Work on tiie new Eugene saw mill,
on the river bank, Just west of Skin­
ner's butte, is being t ushed vigorous­
ly. The boilers are iu position and
the engines are partially set and all
the other machinery Is being gotten
in read'uess. The tlrst ioor of the
mill 1« already about completed. It
is confidently expected that the mill
be sawing logs before the first day of
August.
The log drive, for (tie mill, 2,000,000
feet, will commence arlviug against
tiie boom within one week.
I
I
• ornai
EUGENE
LflliL UUUI11 I UflllR there will be no
L. CHESHIRE, M. D.
!'« »n
TO
Hon R A Booth, malinger of the
Booth-Kelly Lumber Company is In
the city looking for suitable rooms for
head offices of this company. He In.
forms us they will tie located In Eu­
gene prior to August 1st. The private
telephone lines will then be connected
up from tiie head offices to the Wend­
ling, Baglnaw, and Coburg mills and
all tiie t-usinesH of the company will be
directed from this city.
This will virtually make Eugene the
headquarter« of this great corporation,
and will mean much to our city .
The G uard I s glad to learn this ini-
portant news.
_ Special to the Guurd.
Itl-With A C Woodcock.
’HYSICIAN AND
•
L ondon , July 9.—Saturday’s more hopeful reports
from Pekin saying the situation was greatly strengthened
by the rumor that Prince Ching is fighting in legations.
Such allies will greatly assist the powers. On July fitli,
1900, Chinese attacked the foreigners with 12 guns, but
retired after six hours, bombarding from guns of British
cruiser, Terrible, operated by a thousand mixed men.
MUCH
Two Accidents at Camp Geer
Yesterday-Oae Fatal.
Special to the Guard
MACHINERY ARRIVED.
WEEKLY EUCEHE GUARD.
¡»U droea*sd W V Henderson, I am
rprtpar <i to do anytning in the line of
Itwtry in the above said office.
nwn and bridge work a specialty.
Offices of this Huge Corpora­
tion to Be Located Here
Soon.
Five of tba «lx Alaska Indian« ad-
ju<lg«4 guilty of the murder of Mr
and Mr« Bert Hopon of Eugene, last
October, white camping Iu Lynn
Of Eugene, Oregon.
< anal, have liegun «arving their long
aentenov in the McNeil I«laud United
$50.000 Kta^ Penitentiary, t*> which they
Paid Op Cash Capital
were •>m*itte< by Judge Brown.
2,500 They
Surplus
were take« to the pri^n last
Friday by Uoitc« States Maiabal
. atatsai. banning business tna «S- Bboup Tbeir total sentences is 172
actio o» ravosaaug rasata-
year«, u follow«:
Kicbltoo. o0 yeeni; William», 50
Draft*
on tbe prior’pal eitle« of tbe
rn:t*l
«nd for>-<n ro ntrlr-
Tenifiroie. ’(*)
Ka«t»eo, » year». Klaae, 22
Det.»»« t when left •tated perlai.
yr*r»;Ctenat, 30 years.
Conectlon« rrceir« our tr»apt atUoUcn
City end < ountf
bue g ht
The Iron facing» for tbe new Davies
building
placed on tbe grouDd«
tbto£orniD$. They came from Al-
h*n-’
bea/.
Q°
1’endirig.
FOUBTBKNTB MTHKICT.
F B Moore, grading...................|263
Taylor A Gardner, graveling. 726
00
no
LAWKKNCN 8THKKT.
Taylor A Gardner, grading...... I 19
O reuon C ity , July
August Geb­ C F Urouer, graveling................ an
hard, a hopgrower of Wilsonville,
CHKHHIKK '•TRKKT
stated today that the crop was prom- Taylor A Gardner, grading..... 4 24
ialng but that few yards in his section c F Urouer, graveling..... .......... 43
would be pick««!, if the present [ins­
pect of low prices <■ ntinued. Il is
D ied — Miss Christina Benson,
evident that tbe growers will have to
pay 4d cent« ;»r tex on account of a «g d 14 years, 5 moutba and 25 days
scarcity of pickers, which w> uld make died of consumption al 10 p. m., July
it unprofitable to harvest tbe crop. 9th Hhe wm the daughter of John
Hopgrswera in that section do not Benson, who cams here from Minne­
favor pooling their crop with the Htat<- sota scout one year ago. The funeral
will t,e hold al 4 p rn , July loth, at
Hopgrowers’ AaeeciatloB this year.
the family residence one mils weat of
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Eugene; Interment to («made In i O O
Union Hcout: We have received a
F cemetery.
copy of the Jure number of the 1%1-
veraltyof Oregon «<>utbly.
It I« a
high grade Illustrated publication ami
Prineville Review:
W A Booth
' Ik prettiest picture in It I« the ground» leaves today f.»r Eugene, where he
of the University of Oregon with ite goes to meet bls father, who will ac­
buildings and sur round mgs.| ®
company him home.
CLEARANCE SALE
THIS WILL BE GENUINE-
NO HUMBUG.
All Ladies’ Tan Shoes and Colored Shoeswill be
reduced from 26 to 50 per cent.
Ladies' Oxfords, big cut.
Mon’s
Men’s
Men’s
Men’s
Straw
Straw
Straw
Straw
Hats,
Hats,
Hats,
Hats,
worth $1.50, now $1.20.
worth $1.25, now .95.
worth $1.00, now
worth .75, now .60
Men’s Clothing...
Big reduction on Summer Suits.
Boys’ Clothing.
.'•Iiirt
Shirt
Shirt
Shirt
Shirt
Waists, worth $2.50, now $1.95.
Waists, worth $2.00, now $1.60.
Waists, worth $1.75, now $1.50.
Waists, worth $1.50, now $1.20.
Waists, worth $1.25, now $1.00.
Ml SiiiniiK r Dress Goods at Cost.
.. Summer Corsets Reduced ...»
F. E. DUNN