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EUGENE, OREGON, SATURDAY
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MARCH 16 1901.
MORE OIL
SPRING
LINE
34
SCHOOL ELECTION.
CITY COUNCIL
A Plain Deposit Near Chapman s
Sawmill
E F Chapman Inform* us that on a
little creek Just above his sawmill
about IS mile« ms’, ot Eugene tuay be
seen a light skim of w hite-purple oil
Dearly any day in tbe year. It can tie
gathered w ith sheet* of paper and the
same will burn with great brilliancy.
Mr Chapman has noticed the deposit
for a long time at this particular loca.
tion. Thia ia not many ini lea from
the discovery made by Ed Duryee, of
Camp Creek.
Mr Chapman la greatly lu favor of
proc ring an expert and testing tho
matter.
Clothing. All the
New Things..
Regular Monthly Session Heli
Last Night.
ARD CRAW gE clcctco .
JU09ES AMD CltRKS
BF BLICTIOB.
Dau* Gaarxl March 12
Dally •««rd Mere* 11
By their vote« yesterday the tax
The regular monthly meeting of the
payers of Eugene have proven con city couucil was held last evening aud
clusively that a large majority of them the foilowlug bualum* transacted; prw-
are of a progressive spirit nud are iu eul, Mayor Harris, Coandlmeo Os
favor of better educational facilities. burn, Fteaton, White, Peter aud
SPANISH BREAD RIOTS
The question of bonding the district William*:
Special to the Guard.
for $25,000 for nsw buildings and re
Tbe monthly report of street com
Court House Items.
pairs to old building, was carried by a mittee ws* read by Counoilman White
adrid
vote of 231 for and 32 against.
aud ordered placed on tile.
Mortgage.............................
... 50Ü 00
The vote for J H McClung, director,
The comnalttee reported favorably
...Prices From...
$5600 0 1 and Geo F Craw, cl 'rk, was 268 and, on the petitleu to Improv* Fourth and
Mortgage............................
Transfrr of mortgage.....
730 23 263 respectively, no opposition ticket Twelfth street* and on motion of
300 Ü belDg in the field. Mr Craw has filled Councilman Whit* council <rd*r*d
Httlefaolion of mortgage
Spretai to the Guard.
Chattel mortgage.............
..$100 (Ml the office of school clerk for the past that aforesaid street* b* grad*d and
several years in a very creditable man graveled and commute* wa* ordered
REAL
KSTATU
TRANFKKH
ndianapolis
Geo M Hawley it ux lo M L Under ner and he will continue to give tlie to wtabliah grade on Fourth aud
district excellent service during the Twelfth street* betwsvD point* d**ig-
tv od land iu tp 20 a r S w, $3u0.
Ira Hartzell ei ux to Maltha Vincent coming term. Mr McClung, who has tiHted tn |*titlon.
just fiuished a linn ss director, has
On petition of Mr Ruth *t al for coo-
12<i acres 111 tp 21 ■ r 2 W, $5o0.
David Zeluier etux to H C A Miller proven hituaelf to Is- thoroughly com enuotiou of a aide walk ou east *M* of
petent in the managemeut of the Madison street lo north and, council
40 acres iu tp 17 a r 6 w, $1300.
school
district’s »flairs, and as his bus reported favorably and *ld*walk or
Special to the Guard.
J W Christian administrator of estate
iness qualiflcalions and reputation a* a dered constructed.
of Mary E Chriatiau to Wiu Kuyken
' 11 rat cla«« citizen are know n to all, the
oonsocket
Petition of owner* of property abutt
dall let 8 blk 8 Iu Boon's ad to Eugene,
taxpayers are HHt»tlet that tbelr ing Park street that the grading aud
$100.
choice ia an excellent one.
graveling ot said Park street* b* paid
Now for our tine new brick school tor out ot tbe road fund ot this district,
E M Ho d riuau et ux to F D
\\ hreler et ux ’ Eva J’’ mining claim house and the remodeling of tlie old on motion of Councilman Roney was
Ceniral building. Hie new structure indefinitely laid on table. City Attor
in Bohemia district $901.
W S Lockeet ux t<> A J Wood et ui will be erected on 'he district’s lot ney Btevens wa* instructed to proceed
lot No 6 liloek 17 Packard’* additino near tbe University and will be fln- in the collection ot aeaeMment* from
More Cherry Block.
to Eugene, $551).
Dhed In time tor the opening of school property owner* for tills improvement
d uard
Win N Griffilth to Nancy Griffith next Bepteniber. It will be built on of eai<i Pi ra HtreelH.
Dally Guard March 11
160 acres in tp 19 a r 1 w, consideration ' tnoderu lines and will be In keeping
It seems that Mr Cherry cannot
PelltiMU of Wiu McPberaou that
love and Htteetion,
with Its environment. The Central property owners ou Olive street be
supply rooms fast enough In his new
PBELL BROS., Publishers block at the corner of Sixth and Wil Special to the Guard.
U B to Henry A Boring 120 acres In building, after the contemplated re tween Tenth and Eleventh be ootified
pairs are made, will lie occupied by the to connect privy« with **wer*, referred
lamette streets.
tp 18 h r 9 e, patent.
____
ondon
J 8 McMurry, guardiau of Minnie High School and as inany of tlie gram to health committee.
This morning te entered Into an
i and Albert Fiacbtr, minors, to H mar grades as there will ts< room for.
Ou motion of Councilman Osburn
CE —Ewtside of Willamette atreet, be agreement with tbe Eugene Laundry
8cbnorenb< r.j 68,8 acres in tp 18 s r 4 We believe it is the intent oil of Hie the rtcorder an authorized to give
tween Seventh and Eighth streets Co for a building that will occupy
-cbool board to put a new roof ou the ft rrnal notice of forthcoming city elec«
w, $333 33-
nearly all the remaining vacant front
Helen 1 i-clier to H Schnorenberg building, raise it a few feet and place tion.
age on his lot. The new building will
TiRMB OF SUBSCRIPTION.
furnaces below so as to heat It with
68 8 acres in tp 18 s r 4 w, $166 66}.
be 23 by 70 feet in aze, aud w ill be Special to the Guard.
JUI OK* ANI* CLERKS OF ELKCTION.
J W Hickset ux lo John W Aaliby steam or hot air. Ollier minor im
built at once. Weather permitting It
The following fudges and clarke of
..92.00 will be ready for oc ‘tipaucy some time,
an uan
one-half < f 160 acres in tp 20 s r 4 w, provements will be made.
electlou were eugge.ted by couucil-
.. 1.00
li.n'Ji«...
Already two architects, Edward M
$10
.. .50 in the first half of April.
M< utha.
tnuu of the various wmdn aud were ap
C M Duncan et ux to F B Phillips Lazarus and Delos D Neer, of Port-
proved by the council:
53.24 act es in tp 21 s r 3 w, $100 and a lautl, are In the city to submit Idalia
Shoup May Succeed Evans.
Find Wind—j T Rowland, Judge; P
for the new building.
valuable consider» ion.
iising rate« made kmm on application
J McPher-ou aud J W Chriatiau,clerk*.
John R Cartwright ct ux to A M
■ nil business lettars to THE GUARD,
TH* BONDS.
Washington, March 6 —A number
Polling piuoe, engine house on East
me, Oregon.
Pryor 160 acres in township 15 s r 4 w,
of tuemiieu ot the hous-i and senate
The board of directors are authorized Eleven tn street.
RpecLd to the Guurd.
$lu00.
have joined the petition to the presi
to meet at once and Issue tbe bond&
Heooud Ward-B Beeler, judge; hl
Herman Jeske, et ux to August Tlie people of Eugene generally sre in
I* J WALTON
N * MARKLir dent asking film th appoint former
Wbattam and R MoMurphey, dark*.
lifton
Jeske 151 09 acres ill tp 16 s r 4 w, favor of issuing them to local capital,
Senator Bhoup, of Idaho, commis
'ALTON 4 OVERTON,
Pollin< place, engine house on East
$2500.
sioner of pensions, to succeed Evans,
and It is thought that ev< ry do Ur's Eighth street.
ATTORNEYS-AT LAW
NOTARIAL COMMISSION.
who is about to retire. It is believed
worth of them can lie taken up right
Third Ward—M 8 Wallis, Judge; W
pra< ties in all the courts of the «t ite.
that Senator Shoup will get the plate.
Go* Geer has appointed C H Baker here in Eugene. They will lie Issued C Yorau and L T Harris, clerk*. Poll
r—I.i Waltoh Block.
a notary public and his conimlaeioti in small amouts, probably as low a* ing plnce, Griffin Hardware Co**
Evaxitr. O regon .
J urymen C ut D own . — Roseburg
has
been filed with County Cleik Lee. $50, and the small bidders « til tie given warehouse on West Seven lb street.
Review: There was considerable com-
L WHITSON.
first uholce.
Pre* ntatioo of oew bill* took plaoe,
PKOBA'I K.
pl tint among tbe circuit court jurymen
The law provide» that, " I lie county after which council adjourned.
DENTIST.
here lai-t week over tbe action of tbe
Esta'e of Wm R Frady, deceased,
treasurer shall sell said txii tls fo» tbe
ig purchased the office and fixtures of recent »ession of tbe legislature in cut
John Frady executor, authorized to
late deceased W V Henderson, I am
beat price obtainable, and bold the
STAMP MILL SECURED.
make final settlement.
F rom D a wmn .— Merritt Davie bee
’ prepared to do any thing in the line of ting their allowance to $1.50 per day.
Half Century Pioneer.
prooeeds subject lo th« order of the
itist ry in the above said office.
They should be patient, however and
T C Wheeler and Miss Maud Rhodes, director*, but no bonds ■ hall lie aold Juat received a letter from Robert
turn and bridge work a specialty.
remember that some officials had to
Baker, at Daweoa City, who with bio
Young & Son Will Control tne Fifty years ago this month J E P Harry Dunbar, witness.
for les* than par.” It alio provide*
I
have their salaries raised and fat jobs
brother was tborghi to have keen
Wilbers, of Natron, Lane county, left
MINING LOCATION.
that a tax levy be made on Che
Blazier Quartz Mill.
LUCKEY,
were made for others, aud it will not
frozen to death oa a reseat praepeoUag
home bear Bloomington, Illinois, for
property of the district sufficient to
John
H
F'etcher
locate«
Ohio
claim
do to add too much to tbe tax burden
trip. Mr Baker writes that they bad
DIALIB IN
¡Oregon. There were no Pullman cars in Blue River district.
pay the lutereat each year on tbe bond*
C M Young ha* returned from Port
at one time or there might be * change
returned to Dawson and wen well.
those
days,
so
Mr
Withers
had
to
con
and
for
an
additional
num
*o
that
at
a, Watches, Chain*, Jew
MAKKIAGK LH'KNSK.
While in the metropolis be
in officials when election day comes land.
They bad boon on Jack Wade eraek,
Etc.
the time the bonds mature this addi
made arrangements whereby Young A tent himself witli a prairie schooner
again.
Haniuel C Darling to Mia* Edith M
170 mi lee from Daweon, and bad
ailing promptly dona
drawn by ^'oxen. And the trip that
tional sum will airgregate to the
work warrauteiL
tion will use tbe quartz mill, two
Wallai*,
J
C
Muligan
witness.
Tbe
found
tome good | roepects, Intending
Dally Guard, March 12
now requires but four days then con-
amouut for which they were isaued
stamps, owued by J E Blazier, of,
young man being under age, his lather
to return there in tho opring. Ho
w BROWN, M. D.
and they will be redeemed t rompUy
C ar B roken I nto .—Rome time last Portland, on the Sunset claim in the ' sumed tbe spring and summer month«,
wrote that the thermometer registered
with occasional fall months thrown in gives consent to marriage.
night some mtseveant broke into a box Blue River mining district.
at maturity.
This
from 40 to 70 degrees below sore.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
car at the 8 P depot and stole a lot of will crush five toDs of ore each 24 for good measure.
I
t
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b
a
B
oy
.
—
Born,
lo
Eugene,
Ore,
Mr Wither* arrived here Bep'emtier
oranges and four boxes of InDer tubes hours, of the Bunset rock, it being very
>— Upstair* in Chrisman Block,
Mitchellite Rewarded.
March 12, Will, to tbe wife of Will G
for bicycle tires oonsigned to B D easily milled ou account of its softness. 21, 1851, a stranger in a strange land,
B orn .— Near Muddy Station, Linn
onn: 9 to 11 a m; 12 to 2, * to 9 p tn.
Gilstrap, a eon, weight 10 pound*. oounty, Oregon, March •, 1901, lo Ike
' tbe party witb whom he came having
Paine A Co of this city. Marshal
This will Ire great aid to them in
Kalem Journal, March 11: Hon E H Editor Gilstrap I* a happy mortal to
Brady and M 8 Hubble searched four their prospect work, ,as they can directed bis way to the Puget Hound
j wife of Bolivar Conwell, a daughter;
Flagg
left this morning for Circle City, day and wear« a fatherly »mile.
C WOODCOCK,
country. Mr Withers though, was not
hobos this morning but no trace* of always have a prospect test.
weight 12 pound«.
the stolen goods were found and they
lonely—what young man of tweDty- Alaska, having reoently received the
attorne at law
were not held. As the contenta of tbe
one with life before him would tie in a appolutmerit of deputy internal rev
boxes are of no value to the ordinary
.oe—Oae half block south of Chrism
country where all was new, with room enue collector at that place under Col
thief, no doubt they have been thrown
Cow Caused Train Delay.
I) M Dunne. Mr Flagg’s headquarters
and opportunity on every hand?
away somewhere and will be found
will t>e at Circle City. Tbe position
Ecoxxi, Oatooa.
soon.
No one will question our statement
A combination of circumstance*
of‘‘room on every hand” when we pays a salary of $1200 per annum
caused a Springfield man the lose of a
an
expense allowance
of
state that at the election held in June, with
L. CHESHIRE, M. D
oow Saturday. The train was switch
$800. Mr Flagg may be followed in
1851, only 51 vote* were cast In Lane
ing In tbeyard at that place when one
the summer by his family. By leaving
county, although the county machin
PHYSICIAN AND| BURGEON,
of the town cows had lobe driven from
this early in the season, Mr Flagg
ery was not M-t in motion until Hep-
the front of the engine. 8he walked
expects to reach Circle City via the
an Bldg.
1 tember," 1852.
I off about twenty steps and about the
Chilkoot Pass before the ice beoomej
Eugene, Oregon.
time the engine got under headway
melted an i renders boating on the
delib>*rately walked back upon the
streams perilous.
b. SMITH, D. 0.
Ml»* A.M. SMITH, n.
Of Eugene, Oregon.
T aken H ick .—A>>oul two weeks , At a special meeting of Halem Typo
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
ago Dr Atwood wascalled t > Wendling graphical Union, No 210, held Munday
track.
Paid Up Cwh Cap'll
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$50.000 The air brekes refused to work and to see a jmtlent who had the /’Manila afternoon, the niemtiers of that society
>• Loan A Saving* Bank building.
hours- 9 to 12; 1 JO to AJO
Surplus .
- • •
5,000 the engineer could not escape striking pox.*’ On Monday last the doctor was preen ted Mr Flagg with a handsome
a g hour* by appointment.
taken sick.
Today Dr Brown was watch fob. Mr H»gg was for inauy
A aKNCRAL SANSING BUSINCSS TRAN*. her, although it meant trouble as the
«Vender! to day" or night.
AOTtC ON raVOSASLC TENM*.
engine was moving slowly. The re called and he pronounced tt to t>e the years Identified with ths Unlou print
Draft. iwueO on tbe principal cltle* of tbe sult wa« a cow under the engine and «erne complaint in a very mild form. ers of the city anti the gift was matte
felted State, and forelm ro'ntriea.
The bouse is quarantined. Horne of a* a token of remembrance and in ap
Ioureat allowed on Demand UertiBcate of in hour'« hard work getting the re
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the physicians claim tbe •' Wendling preciation of bls services as an officer
Uepo.it when left rtated period.
mains out so the train could proceed.
Collection, receive our prompt attention
disease” is smallpox. What Is It?
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of the Union.
City and County Warrant. bou«bu
I nloor B aseb ______ ’1 he U O In
door bf.«ehall team is practlelug regu-
w t aaown.
I iarly fra return game with the Cor- j
c-«»i«.nt.
F inki > $5 ) and C omth .—Ed Vaughan,
C omi - ahe F avorably .—M J Orme,
F.W. OSBURR.
vallis '-am to be played in till* city
C.aaiar.
who «'ole over $30 worth of cigar*
an
old
time
miner,
who
spent
Inai
in tbe near future.
Games are also
from J T Witter’s a.loon and who was
)>eing erranged for between Multno summer In the Blue River and Bo
,rr.af..<t at Chapman’* »• wrnlll near
hemia
mines,
wiites
to
r»lat
veg
In
mah Athletic Club and Albany col- 1
Hendricks' Ferry last Friday, was
Of Euge-e.
this
city
from
Fieri*,
Cnleo
county,
lege, to be p ayed eoon. Cap ain Ed- ,
tried before Justice CA Wiutermeier
wards’ team I* a cras kerjack and 1» Arizona, a wall kDown mining dlalric’,
thia morning. He plead guilty and
d jd Cash Capitai SSO OOO
««ying
that
the
Lane
county
mines
willing to meet any other team iu tbe
wat fined $V> and costs, which he paid.
■fllus
•
850,000
compare
very
favorably
with
the
- or—
; state.
He al-osettled witli Mr Witter for the
mine*
In
that
cour.'ry.
Eugene, Oregon.
cigars stolen.
OREGON.
I n demand . — Corvallis G i t’»
EUGENE.
GENERAL BASKING BUSINESS
1 "Dr E J Thompson was elected ~«tur
Dnae tn rea**»Na terms
Sight
t»t»*U»S*a
1 day to All the polpit of the Presby
F ine Naw KnibkNiB.— O F Knox
Mt thicad HoavKYowt.—Corvallis
> o* Ctricagn, -as I'ranHson «nd P rt
tas* I« t*a Casst».
I ! regna.
terian church at Eugene.
Th< -an>. Oszett^: The Junction City Time* having purchaeed from Dr A W Pat
la M nrhaage «Md <a f.gvigr co atri»«,
was r flered tbe pastorate or continue* to r»p<rt the progress of sur terwon the vacant l<>t on the comer of
•it.
.abject V> cheek of certe
Señoril Bar king b¡ iumm ui ill ormhet !t day ree be other
churches. The cot >ega veyor* on the proposed railroad line Maven'h aDd Hllyard street*, le pre
rf lefeit.
I wMlertH.n« «ntrnated to oa will recai.»
t
<>'i
«•
'
b
a.cures
the service* of D net ween that place and Corva'lt« paring to erect a floe new residence on
transacted on lavorarla torme.
>pt attenU. a.
rhomi eon, is to be heartily cm.gratu- These mythical surveyor* have kept the earn- aud will let the contract a.
H ttroai. as,
P. E. Hsr-ooaaa*,
' lated. It* membership wiligro»» and their <1’stance up t<> date ami like rain- wen as the weather eettlaa. The lot
A «. IIC'VEY, rr -ident
P t » «* tent
•'«e’iar.
le an admirable one for a realdenca.
'it*
Influence be meaaurably ext»ud-d.*' b >«*. Would It were otherwise.
L <1. HL'LiN. ' eebter.
Rama.
I. H. ’■ ■—»«
Viua Pr-M.i«et.
luerta.1.
B. H. HOVEY Aset Cash 1er.
VARSITY
SUITS.
$6 to $25
HAMPTON
BROS
WEEKLY EUGENE GUARD
M
, March 12.—There is much suffering among
the poor for lack of food throughout Spain and bread riots
are reported from several provinces.
BEN HARRISON NO BETTER.
I
, March 12.—The physicians in attendance
on ex-l’resident Harrison have issued the latest report to
tlie effect that the condition of the distinguished patient is
unfavorable.
WATER-POWER DAMS BURST.
W
, Rhode Island, March 12.—Two dams
across the Blackstone River above this place were unable
to withstand the Hood pressure of water and went out this
forenoon. Several buildings were swept away and so far as
known six persons drowned.
[Woonsocket is situated in the extreme north part of
the state. It is a manufacturing town of 25,000 population.
E G
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BOTHA RUMORS AGAIN.
L
, March 12.—There are rumors that have ap
pearance of credibility that General Botha is ready to make
a speedy surrender of his Boer command.
l’ORTO RICO LABOR CONDITIONS.
S J
, March 12.—The surplus labor population
has been so reduced by emigration that planters are exper
iencing difficulty in procuring sufficient help to care for the
crops.
COUNTERFEITERS ARRESTED.
C
, Arizona, March 12.—Considerable counter
feit money has been placed in circulation in this vicinity
during several months past.
Secret service detectives have been on the watch with
the result that a gang of six counterfeiters having the un
lawful stuff’in their possession were arrested today. Their
tools, dies and other apparatus were secured by the officers.
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EUGENE
Loan^SavingsBank
xtional Bank
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