The Eugene weekly guard., March 09, 1901, Image 1

THE EUGENE
I.Y GUARD
ESTABLISHED FOR TIE BIUIUIATIOR OF DMOfRATIC PRINCIPLES, ISP TO IAR1 IN 1UNIIT LIÏIM BT Till WRIT OP «CB BMW
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EUGENE, OREGON, SATURDAY
VOL. 34
MARCH 9 1901.
BOY KILLED.
THE NEW
k
Block of Wood Fell oq Hiiu and
Crushed Out His Life.
i»
FRENCH TARIFF ON GRAIN
Silk Flannels for Waists.
Special
to
the
G
uard
.
Panna Velvets for Waists
Mercerized Silk Zephers
P aris , March 5.—The French government in response
I
Alexanders Silks
to
the
demands of agriculturists has increased the duty on
Persian Foulard Silks.
grain import«.
i
Don’t overlook our White
Goods line. Ask to see
The McGee Ajustable
Yoke Underskirt.
HAMPTON HBOS
T
ANTHRACITE COAL COMBINE.
Speoial to tbe Guard.
A1AKA, Or, March 4, 1901.
Lart Friday the seven-year-old son
of Tobias Tom, son-in-law of T R
Chandler, was missed, aud no one
knew where he was or what had he­
come of him. The supposition ws*
that the toy had either fallen into the
river or bad wandered away and wa*
lost. Chas Seely and Will Benner
went lu search of him Friday atter-
uoon. They hunted for him all after-
uoou and all ulght, thinking it might
be that he would ory out lu the night,
but the search wa* in vain, uutll about
9 o’clock Saturday moruing, wbeu the
little fellow was found dead a taw
yards from hl* home. A block of
wood bad falleu on him, no doubt
killing him Instantly.
The funeral occurred Sunday at the
residence of the boy's pa re u is on the
Alsea.
N ew Y ork , March 5.—A syndicate composed of promi-;
nent capitalists has taken steps, the outcome of which looks
favorable, to combine the anthracite coal mines of Penn­
sylvania under one head and management.
EIGENE BRICK YARD
[The production of anthracite coal, the most valuable!
kind, is confined almost entirely to Pennsylvania in the |. M. Martin Expects to Make
United States. In 1899 the United States produced 191,- 1,000,0000 Brick This Season.
000,000 tons of bituminous coal and 60,000,000 tons of
anthracite. In that year Pennsylvania produced 133,000,-
Dally Guard, March 5.
J M Martin, proprietor of the Eu»
000 tons of all kinds of coal—E d G uard .]
gene brick yard, this forenoon told a
G uard reporter that he bad comtnono-
WILLIAM WANTS WINE.
Special to tbe Guard.
T
S an F rancisco , March 5.—The German government
has ordered three hundred barrels of California wine for the,
Will Put Up a Two-Story Brick use of the army.
on Willamette.
IN SOUTH AFRICA.
DR. BROWN WILL BUILD.
WEE KLÏ E UCEHE CUARD.
Kptclal CorrwE|«ondenoR.
Special to the Guard.
The building oontagion scema to be
W
-r-
———» —
-
spreading
at a rapid
rate. Dr L
ape own
Brown now comes to the front with
the information that be intends to
OFFICE-
East *ide
ot Willametta
it root, be- I oommenoe the erection, in the near
w
rs
L __ 1 Vl_k»L .A—.»A.
tween Seventh »ml Eighth Street* future, of a two-etory brick building
ou Willamette street adjoining Mr • Special to the Guard.
Roney’s projected new theatre building
CAMPBELL BROS., Publisher«
ed cleaning up his brick yard west of
Eugene, and would soon commence
making brick.
He expects a busy
season, as tie has already contracted
400,000 to l N Roney.
He has on
baud 60,000 brick.
He expects to
make 1,000,000 during the season.
An Explanation.
C
T
, March 5,—Th© Boer army has occupied
P ortland , Or., Maroh 4,1901.
Preston on the Great Piet river.
E ditor G uard : De>r8lr:—I have
! been Informed that 8ti ator Kuyken­
WILL CONSULT COUNTRY.
33
ANNUAL MEETING
*
PETITION.
Asking for J. H. McClung to Run
For School Director.
0Î School District No 4 Held
Last
To H on J H M c C lung : We, the
undersigned tax payers and legal
voters of School District No 4 of Eu«
geue, Lane County, Oregon, respect­
fully aud earnestly petition and re­
quest you to become a candidate tor
director of said district atlbeeuaulug
CLERKS
REPORT.
school election to t<e held Maroh tl.e
llth, 1901:
Dally llserd March 5.
The annual school Dieetiug of dit- F M Wilkins,
P E Hoodgraar,
trict No 4 was held In 'he courthouse F L Chamber*,
Geo Mldgley,
last evening. J H McClung, chairman W O Zeigler,
J D Matlock,
of the board of directors, being a two til, David Link,
Frank Dunn,
Director 8 B Eakin called the nMeting J 8 Luckey,
C W Lowe,
to order and presided over the same. L Hullo,
A G Hovey,
Gm F Craw, school clerk, read his an­ J W Kays,
G W Griffin,
nual report, which was approved aud Geo K Monroe,
W G White,
ordered on file. No further business F A Raukln,
J Horn,
coming before the meeting, on motion Julius Goldsmith, A J Pickard,
adjourned.
John M Williams, C D Combe,
The following stalls ties from the J H Klemm,
R M MeMurpb.y,
olerk’s report will be ot general in- 8 H Friendly,
T W Harris,
tereat:
J M Shelley,
A C Auten,
A Hampton,
Numbar of persons between 4 aod J C Watkins,
W L Cheshire,
W M Green,
20 years of age, 1423.
H Gordon,
Numtier of pupils between 4 and 30 E H lugham,
C B Frank,
H M Manville,
on register, 1200.
Number of teachers employed during W K Scarborough, L C Skeeia,
III W Dunn,
E D Matlock,
year, 23.
H G Miller,
Number holding state certificates or A K Patterson,
E Hanson,
J J Walton,
diplomas, 22.
M Svarverud,
Geo T Hall,
Number bolding permits, 1.
C H Hales,
Numtier ot persons between 4 and 20 CH Hall,
years of age not attending any school, Mrs EShannon, M re 8 A Huddleston
Mr* M A Bushnell, Mrs E M Warren,
502.
Numtier of persons between 4 aud 20 Mrs H E Jehnaou, Mrs P B Kineey,
attending school outside of district, 10. Mrs M J Barger.
Whole number of days attendance
ANBWKB.
durlag the year, 141,163.
To the many voters who have pitl-
Average dally attendance, 816.
tloned me to become a candidate for
Number of legal voters for school re-election as school director on Mou­
purposes In district, 860.
thy next, 1 waut to thank you for the
Total number of library books on confidence reposed lu me aud will ac­
hand, 370.
cept ths office if the voters see fit to
Total number of llbrai y books pur» elect me to that responsible posi­
chased during the yeai, 20.
tion, made doubly so by the amount of
FINANCIAL BTATSMUNT.
building to be done. Thanking you, I
dall has beeu unjustl;' criticised, in
Cash ou hand Marob <1, 1900, $424 18 I am
j regard to liie action i i the measure
Yours truly,
Receipts — Reoeived from oouuly
recently brought before the legislature
avana
J H M c C lung .
treasurer
from
district
tax,
(6640.62.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
for -tat« ahi for orphans
on the north.
Received
from
county
school
fuud,
Dr Browu has not decided on plans
I wi-h to explain as far as tny
One Y*»r.........
W heat O utlook G ood .—Telegram:
yet, but we do not be- itate to say that
knowledge as one of the advocates of $3626.
Sii Month*...
Received from state school fuud, uTOp indications for the ooiuimr cereal
the
building
will
be
entirely
modern.
this
measure
is
concerned,
that
we
Three Month*.
year never were better In Oregon. Ac­
The building will havs a 40-foot front­
I who were its friends, »holly misun­ $2168.40.
Reoeived from rate bills aud tuition, cording to the report sent to the de­
age and will extend from Mr Roney’s
derstood Henator Kuykt ndall’s oppoal-
' tion to the bill, which therefore re- | $282.
partment of agriculture from the local
Special to the Guard.
Advsrtuing rates made known oaaP^“!?2** building to the alley.
Received from all other sources, weather bureau, Marih 1, Oregon win­
suited in some very shaip debate; but
lAddree* all bueinee* letters to THE GUARD,
$2006.60.
ter wheat 1* lu excellent condition,
I Eugene, Oregon.
eoria
' when we came to under.laud each
Court House Uems.
Outstanding warrants, $240.16.
oomlug up to a good aland, good color
other we found that our diflervnees of
Total, $14,940.70
and being well rooted, while but very
I opinion were rather of detail ttrau of
lOSHDA J WALTON
N B MARK LIT
Disbursements— Paid for teachers’ little has tieen damaged by rains or
00
Mortgage
.......................................
$10J
plinciple,
and
when
certain
amend
­
yy ALTON A OVERTON,
froMt*. What little has been damaged
ments were made, which proved not to wages, $0319.70.
Assignment of mortgage............. 149 16
Paid for Janitors, $661.10.
ATTORNEY3 AT LAW
that is
llee on low land, and even
be a disadvantage to the bill, Senator
REAL K8TATB TRANFB1U
Paid for rent of rooms and site, $120. damaged but slightly. The growth,
Kuykendall became one of Ito sup­
Will practice in all the courts of the state.
James M Hart el ux to John^Crowley
Paid for fuel aud school suppllee, by reason of tbs oool weather, baa been
Office—In Walton lliock.
porters.
n | of lot 6 blk 4 in Long & Landess’ Special to the Guard.
E uoxnb , O rboon .
$937.08.
rather slow.
Hiuoe
that
I
’
m*
I
liavs
becoms
so
ad ta Cottage Grove, $600.
hicago
Paid for repairs aud Improving
fully
convinced
of
the
honesty
of
pur
­
Herman D Chamberlain to Charles
L WHITSON,
grounds, $529 83.
pose, and tbe untiring energy of Sena­
F rom H alkm . — Captain Walter
H Holden lot 2 blk 1 In Morse’s ad to
Paid on principal and interest of
DENTIST.
tor Kuykendall, that I feel It Incum­
Lyon, of Co F, O N G, of R-lem,
! Florence, 886,00.
bonds
and
warrant«,
$298.83.
Having purchased the office and fixture* of
bent upon me to make this explana­
writes that tie aud about 20 members
U 8 to Clara M Noland 160 acres I d
Paid for olerk’s salary, $125.
the late deceased W V Henderson, I am
tion.
of bls company will be 1« Eugene to
now prepared to do anything in the line of ip 16 a r 6 e, patent.
Paid
for
all
other
purposes,
tern-
PLUNDER FOUND.
Very truly yoara,
Dentistry in the above said oftoe.
attend the grand opening of the new
porary loan, $3000.
MINING LOCATION.
SWCroWn and bridge work a (pecialty.
A iwriw C S mith .
armory this Friday evening. These
Total,
$14,893.49.
W L Cbapman locates Alice .May
are in addition to the member« of the
Policeman
Croner
Discovers
Stolen
Dallf Usard March 5,
I
Utah
on
hand,
$293.86.
; claim in Blue River district.
Entre Moua club, a popular society
I T 8 LUCKEY,
B
attalion
U
bi
ll
.
—
Com-
T
h
«
Goods Under a Warehouse.
MARRIAGR LICENBB.
organization
In the Capital City, who
r
dbxz" “
E
lbction
of
L
i
butina
nt
.
—
Col
psines A snd C drilled in the new
L W D McKee I and Harah Hickey,
have expressed their intention of be­
Gao
O
Yoran,
througii
hie
adjatant,
srmory
last
night
io
battalion
forma
­
Dally Guard Maroh 5.
Norman Hickey witneea. The young
flocks. Watches, Chains,
Members of both companies Capt D ■ Yoran, has Issued an order ing present. The event promlees ta be
This afternoon Foliceman George tion.
•lry, Etc.
lady being under age her parents’ con­
turned
out
in large numbers snd vari­ fur an election to be held by Ce A at very largely attended and it will be a
C
Smith
’
*
SW Repairing promptly done.
Croner found under E
sent wa* filed.
«W All work warranted.
depot, a ous battalion movements wore executed tbs Armory at 8 p tn on the evening of big success.
warehouse
near
the
W M Temple ton and Ella Edwards,
bundle containing
the following I under oommsnd of Col Geo O Toren Tuesday, March 16, 1901, for the pur­
[ Geo Templeton witness.
H ab C lorbd .—Today’s Salem States­
sweater, end Cspt J M Williams, who acted as pose of electing a eecoad lieutenant for
artioles:
Gue
green
~|^ W BROWN, M. D.
one towel, one Bandanna handkerchief major. Special attention was given to the ootapany to take the place of John man: The H 8 Goldsmith Cigar Co
As the time has decided to close up ita store here.
117,000 R bfubrd .—The heirs of the
and six| tobacco plpee. Lying along parading tor review which will be the M Moere, resigned.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Mathew Wallis estate refused seventeen
aid« the bundle was found a 44-calibre principal feature of the work done by draws near for the «lection, aspirants There was coma question about the
thousand dollars for their farm west of
Oft os—Upstairs in Chrisman Block.
TRI 4UB1CT a«o VARKII «IBt.
ball dog revolver, with the chamber the companiee on tbs opening night, are bobbing «p on ail eldea, several of lease un the building occupied that
Kugene
Saturday.
The
intended
pur
­
next Friday. In addition to the re­ them first class material for lieutenant, could not be satisfactorily adjusted,
SW-Honrs: 9 to 11 a m; 12 to 2, • to 9 p a*.
A mining deal of oonslderatole mag­ fully loaded.
chasers, who were Esstera men,b«caiue
view that evening, Sergeant 0 C and th* election promises to be a and It was determined to go out of
These
articles
are
some
of
tbe
goods
nitude and Importance which has Dot
disgusted and left tor other fields.
buslnees In Salem.
stolen from Wilson A Roper’s store at Hammond of Co A, will have charge spirited one.
yet
been
given
publicity,
was
recently
A C WOODCOCK,
of
a
squad
of
the
beet
drilled
men
In
Grant's
Paas
recently
by
King
or
consummated, tbe papers for which
attorne at I.AW.
were filed with tbe county clerk a few Smith, whatever hla name Is, who bls company, who will give an exhi­
was
arrested here last Thursday bition of bayonet exercise, which is
I, Oft os—Oss-half block south of Chrism
days ago.
|Bl<>ck.
The deal is between Jennie T White, ulghtand taken bask to Grant* Pass quite pretty when properly executed.
• ■ i
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widow of the late 8 J White, and C W Saturday. Tbe mau bad left tbe arti­
K cqivb , O bwov .
Dall» Uuard. March 4
cles
under
tbe
warehouse
while
be
Young and C M Young, of this city,
A B tbewt F ight .— J K Wiley and
whereby tbe first Darned party trans­ came down town to try to dispose of
L. CHESHIRE, M. D
OREGON. fers to the seeond named partl-e, all some of bls plunder, aud while be was Wm Hamilton engaged In a street
EUGENE,
fight this aft-moon at 4:30 o’clock In
right title and Interest in the Sunset away he was nabbed by tbe officers.
■•takllah** I» ISSI. OISssl
front of the Bureau saloon. Blood
Louis
J
Smith,
whois
aupfioeed
to
PHYSICIAN AND)|SURGEON,
«•■* la tbs Cs»»ty.
claim and one-half Interest in the
have been Implicated In tbe robbery, flowed freely and tbs altercation at­
Yankee
Girl
claim
In
tbe
Blue
River
l»Bf> Pldg.
was arrested by HbvrlfT Wittier» at tracted a large crowd. Tile partici­
Bentral Banking buiintu inali branches district. Tbe purchase price is $16,000. Junction yesterday, Drought to Eu­ pants were arrested by Marshal Brady,
Eugene, Grego«.
The Messrs Young hav« already as­ gene and lodged In Jail, and today was
and they are now bei«g given a hear­
sumed control of theee uropertlss, taken to Graute Pew by Sheriff Lister,
transacted on favorable tern:.
ing before Recorder Dorris on the
of Josephine.county.
and C M Young is now lu tbe district
L ix surra, rx a
miss i . n « uri. o.
charge of disorderly oondrn t. Wiley
making arrangements to push develop­
A. G. HOVEY, President
Dally Usara March 4.
plead guilty and was fined.
L. G. HULIN, Cashier.
ment work durlDg the coming spring
O fficnm E lnctbd .—At the busi­
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
B. H. HOVEY. Asst Cashier.
and summer.
A fpointmentb M adk . — Governor
ness meeting of the Young People’s
Tbe claims recently acquired by Christian Temperance Union held at Geer has appointed H G Van Dusen,
E igens Loan A Saving* Bank building.
theee gentleman have proven to be the Baptist church last night, the fol- of Astoria, fish warden, and Louis E
Often houis-» to 12:1 JO to 4:30
Evening horn* by appoin*-m*nt
very rich in gold, and assays have ¡owjDu officers were elected: President, Bean deputy. Mr Bean la quite oom­
CaUs stteaded to day or night.
shown them to be as good or better Kev J T Merrill, of the United Breth petent,
_____ ______________
but a* he is bo ding a better
than anything I d th« »hole district, i ren church;
president, Mice Mabel: office as clerk In the > toeeburg lend
It 1« ‘.bought by wxne that the L.noky Wbeel„. >,:, rtary, Geo Warfield;' office, It la likely he w .ll decline hie i
Boy 1. tbe only rich mine in tbe Blue tr~.urer> 1>r j rt o.i,. OD j.w eu„,rce. new office.
Kiv.r.di.lriot. ba^thtoj. an MttwnHy In.nl
liev M L >We, of
I
Ml»a Emma Kaltxmai returned Hon
erroneoas Idea. Yesterday ore of tb« i tbe Christian church; on million vote
dav morning from a trip to Han Fran­
owners of the Lucky Boy informed department. Lambert William*.
cisco, writreslie purchiwd a stock of
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a G uard reporter that In bls »«Inion
Of Eugene.
mauy claims contained as much and
A F in « CaRiNrr—Dr C H T At­ g<M>d« for her millinery dor«.
more gold
Boy. wood this afternoon showed a reporter
An odd case in Port! ind Is that of
/ark/x fuore
<ol<1 then
th,n the Lucky Boy,
Paid up Ca«h Cap|,«l
when development work Is done a fine cabinet of Iron and copper ores Julius Friendly against Ham Howard,
Surplus
•
SoO.OOO
itatement will be proven.
end numerous other valuable stones f<>r $260, which the plaintiff olaime as
Eugan«, Orwgon.
There Is going to be great activity in and quarts, obtalr-d from the mine* damages on occriunt r f a case of bar­
this district this year. As has been In Michigan.
He has the cabinet on ber’s Itch, which be alleges to have
a
GENERAL BANKING BUBINEH- published before, tbe Lacky Boy men exhibition In hie office over the Lane gotten In Howard’s shop.
wt.
•oon ,DMaJ‘
10 Coanty bank.
It Is au Interesting
Tbe talented city editor of the R«g_ 1
iawi, ursr®.
thelr ®ill—*he «n«cblnery for which co. lection.
later ought to study up a littla on his
Bill» •»rfesass soM oe f r»i<n rooatrisa. wm arrive here from Chicago In a very
Here Is what ha saya Tneeday
B klkivap Hr hi no «.— The winter's I.atln.
*ub>rt
’
‘,m— m*“ *• ’""j*“*1
morning:
“Old Sol, the luminary,
snow
at
Belknap
Spring«
tumbled
AU cnilart'oa* sotrtwted to cs will roesin | Poorman claim on the Calapoola side
was
full
and
stayed out all night last
ever the old building used as • barn
prow p t **v a ttoa.
of the mountain and eeveral other
night.’’
It Is new* to tha avarags
and
one
of
the
cabins.
Only
one
P. E 8»<.r «laxa».
mill* are being talked of to be put In
T G Hasnatcss,
Cesi 1er.
cabin Is let out of all the former person to learn that ths san sblase In
PrssMwit.
before another winter,
f
Eugene all night.
L H. Porrea
8 B F. abis .
I
bnlldings.
a
H
, March 5.—The Cuban Constitutional Con­
vention has adjourned its sessions and the members will
consult the wishes of the people of Cuba before proceeding
farther with their deliberations.
SENTENCED FOR MURDER OF FAMILY.
P
, Illinois, March 5.—Samuel Moser who was
convicted of the murder of his wife and throe children lias
been sentenced to twenty-one years imprisonment in the
penitentiary.
THE CHICAGO MAYORALTY.
C
, March 5.—Carter Harrison has been re­
nominated for mayor of Chicago by the Democratic city
convention.
BIG HINE SALE
C W and C11 Young Porcbase
Valuable Properties.
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National Baak
EUGENE
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