The Eugene weekly guard., April 13, 1901, Image 6

PERSONAL
A SOUTH
SOCIAL
OIL MAN HERE
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M188KB HAWNA AND M KINLWY.
Bally Gear», April*
IN MANCHURIA
RUSSIA FIRM
«pestai te taeawa«.
L umdob , April 6.—Russia has withdrawn the Man­
churian treaty from further consideration.
She has made no move to withdraw her troops as sug-
{jested by the other powers. She shows a disposition to
îold tb« disputed territory now occupied by her armies.
INSURGENTS SURRENDER.
Bpastalto ttro Geard.
Mack Johnson, of C'eawtll, I* In the
city.
Mine Marie Ware 1« visiting In Port­
ia tin.
Frani Psge le Iti Eugene to »vend
Bunday.
Dr L D Fmlib went to Juuetlon this
afternoon.
T A Mi horn, of Junetior City, was
here t >dsy.
Horace McKinley went to Port'Uwil
Uns afternoon.
Prof J B Hor-ier, of Corvallis, wee
In Eugene today.
Pr.f FG Young returned tills after­
noon from Kalnui
FC Hliarkey left f>r tbe Lucky Boy
mine, B ue River, this afternoon
E E Upateyer, of the Hsril-hurg
•swrnill, st ent l*«t nignt In Eugene
1
'lr and Mr« Blaine Audereon caiue
<i *n from risglnaw thle afternoon.
Mrs W Kuykendall returned thle
afirrnrs.n from a abort visit to Drain,
M anila , April 6.—One thou Hand additional insurgent» Prof I M Glen a» d family returned
thia att ’noon from a visit at Corvallis
hava laid down thoir ariua and taken the oath of allegiance.
CUBAN PUBLICATION SUSPENDED.
Special to the Guard.
H avana ,April 6,—The publication of the “Discussion«”
newspaper has been suspended by order of the United
State* authoiilius.
The offense lay in libelous articles concerning the
United States, Presideut McKinley and General Wood.
VENEZUELAN
TYRANT.
NpecWt to tbe Guard.
Naw Y ork , April 6.—President Castro of Venezuela
is reported as ruling with an iron hand.
He is an absolute ruler. The lews are made by him,
and he forms the opinions of the judges.
The strained relations between the United States and
Venezuela are directly attributable to his despotic rule.
PORTO RICO FAMINE.
Bpoolal Io Ute Guard.
N ew Y ork , April 6.—The inhabitants of Porto Rico
are «tatvrne.
Títere ih no money in the lia nd h of the planters to pay
for crop cultivation. There is no demand for products
which the udand is capable of supplying.
THE CARTER STEALINGS.
Bpoolal to the GrraBB.
N bw Y ou , April 6.—There are new developments
about the defalcation of Paymaster Carter in the hail tiling
of Government money in tho Cuban service.
Steps have been taken to recover the money from par­
ties who are supposed to be holding th« seme.
Certain
civilians who are thought to be shielding the defaulting
paymaster may be arrested.
CALAPOOIA WAGON ROAD
I
Rev C A Wooley went to Albniv
tmlsy to All an appointment fl r Sun­
day.
Mr and Mre L G Adair went t<> Hot­
well Springe thle afternoon to spend
the Munday.
MreH N Cookerliue returned this
aft-rnoon from a Visit In Portland,
Rakm and Albany.
The Eugens brick yard, locsted west
of town, has already 9.5.000 new tuoul
Ord brick in Ita sheds
C L Fltnhard, the well known hop
man, arrived In Eugene this aft-ruoon
on the eoulhtM>uud train.
Mr and Mr» Frank Alford, of Baker
City, are visiting Mrs Alford's I rotbers,
J anise aud Henry Hofloiati, and
families.
Horace Westbrook, local lineman for
the telephone company, went to Wend­
ling today to change the Booth Kelly
Un's 'phone in their new etore.
Hoo. L T. Harris.
Junction Ultj 1 lineo.
Very tew meu made a better record
or command« d greater reaped during
the recent se«eion of the legislatur»
than Hon L T Harris from our own
county. His genial ways, his marked
ability, and commanding vclce, won
a »landing in the house ana be waa
soon olamwwl an one of the l-mders.
Tills is a distinction that only ability
Court House 11 emu.
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Mortgage....... .
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The County Court Will Assist In i Chattel
Chattel Motlgage..................
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C«mpteth>f the Road to toe
t'Ueltei Mortgage..... .. .................. JOO oo
Mortgage .............. ............................... >400 00
Lane Contrty Liao.
Chattel
mortage......................
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uu. wnTATB TRAisrcna
Brownsville Tiuiae: Tbe mailer of
an appropriation by the comity to
Nathan Hill «• irz to Palmer Ayrea
completo the OalepoMe-Blize Krvra bS acres In tp 17 s r 3 w, 31000
wagon mad to the Latte county Ih»*,
Henry Dyne t-> James H Gray HO
wae laid before the board of county acres In tp 31 e r6 w, *210.
commlaeioweee litio week by Brow •-
George H Mooere et ux to N M< re­
olilo end Albany bweineee mm and house lots 1,2, 3, and 4 blk I Jasper, •nd reel worth can obtain. When the
tbe mefite of the caco thoroughly die- |IM
i leaders were mentioned it waa Harris,
cuased, the board at the ead of the
J H McClung and C W Yoang, «1- Dresner, Colvkg aud Eddy, and while
dloctieelon signifying Ite lateaUon io ecutora of rota'« of Jacob Gillespie, de­ lil« naian waa not alwaya mentioned
aeeiat la eousplewtip the reed at an ceased.to H L B >wn lot 4 blk 4 Shaw's I flrot. It waa Invariably Included with
early «fate. An appropriation for ihai to Eagene, >450.
the name« above given. He waa fre­
purpnee will be made at tbe meeting
B A Art man to Nettle J Raker lota quently called to the «peaker’a chair
of the eomMsetooero In May. la the »and 10 blk M Junction City, ITW.
aud hl« cheerful manner and prompt
moan time all nrrangemesrte w<ll be
Lillian C Parker to E H Ingham deelelons asm won the confidence of
made, so that work mu commence by lend In Eugene, tlO.
I hie ••-ix’latee, In fact It was rsgretaad
tbe middle of May.
Couuty Commissioners to (fan R by mauy that bo wae not vlecied
The aetlew of tbe coin mieeimi sera Dorris land In Eugene, oouelderstton, •peaker In tbe tlret plaoe. He now
Insures tbe oom pietica of tbla greatly legal services done In the luieraet of enjoys a star« acquaintance and the
needed road fo the Blue River minea th« county
party would make's grlevluaa mistake
tbla eeaaoa, Tbe «aeumJtloo tu alia'go
Jae A ritevenest at ta Welby Rtevees If It failed to return hit? two years
Of matter« pertaining to tbe bulbi lop Mt 3 blk 2 Mulligan's ad to F.ugeva bmica. He could easily be el'cred
of tbe road la I a wo county beve am • I and love and affection.
•peaker, which would place him In •
eurent* of substantial aid for that
ptwlllon to be of greater eervloe to hia
koTAwtAt. cnwaiaainw
purpose from the nal do owners In Blue
I.ane county, by her
R H Kakln til«« hie commlesion a« ixmetltnvnt«.
River wad «itloia» et Lina count*,
prominent position In the affairs of
notary public.
and alec from the Eeetem lumtiennen
| state, require« representation by able
PROBaTB CXIVBT.
wbo own large tracte of limber along
1 end active men, and we know of no
Io the atetUr of «elate of Herman one that oould areooipllsh more anti
Petersd orf, derwaaed. J D Cox admln- render hettar eervlro titan the eul jert
Mir ove««. aprite
l«tra<or, fits» final eccoimt. Tuseday
>C tbte sketch. Ability should charac-
Q uarantini Overrun.—The cent ■ May 7, IMM, st for hearing of otjac-
leriee the choloe of the conveutiou, ao
mlroienaes' court bae appointed Wal- liuaa te said ac<-<iui>t.
matter m what portion of the couety
lace ChaaaberlaJa quaranti«* oAhwr to
ba may roabla Locality quantise no
I
beeUttwwed a* WeMling until the
man and the eouttar Uvat ancient Idea
I
Pelly
Userà.
Aprii
t
Mtallpwr epidemic tn that town «ut>-
A ccipwwt at S aweill —Teoferday Ip abandoned the batter It will be for
eldee. Mr Cbauibarlala wUl harp a
both couuty ami atata.
strict quarantine on ell bottera w ere mornlaa w bile ruuulug tbe >-dger In
Hon L T Harris waa born In Linn
tbe deeeaee elicla, futulgate ail malle, Pvrhli a t Mwgboai’e eawnilll at .Wer­
county,
Oregon, Repteuaber 13, lt?5.
and heap a strict watch crvae prroone ro1 a, Welter l ougheed, an employe,
He graduated from tbe University of
going aod coating. The now quaran­ ecrldenrally had bla righi urial hauti y
Oregon In 1393 and from the Law Da
ta« offices *«•>* le tbe erano of ha la- etrd by conung In aiutaci with
partnirnt of the university of Michi­
duttee thia morning.
He la a g»«*l It rsiddly ravvivine aaw. Tbe ywuag
gan In IflM, since which time he has
nei
who
te
owly
T?
yaara
old
wae
naan for tbe place and will give «miro
»
Hit to Engvne late yroterday after* been engaged In the practlro of law st
•allefadloe.
e and plaoad la tbe Hanah-Kelly Eugene He was steeled on the repub­
•pi tal wbere Ore l'alea A Kayfern- lican ticket lam June, ae a re press n ta­
li .irmaud ttm w «wnd. Ft wae fbonrt li vs from I.sue county, and held the
H « e ntmiber of «mali borea ef thè ft>ll »wing committee place«; Chair­
e> t had been toro oet, thè tatui.>na man on etectlone, aud mead-er on
aad nervea ss varo»! and bai little of file ways ami mean«. Mr Harris waa one
heud le loft, lui rt le hoye.1 amputa •t tbe moat ready and fOrorfUl speakers
tlon le not nrreeeary The yoUug man in tbe house at d le a young mau with
le reating «aay llile aftaraoou.
o ^a promising future before him.
O
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card* April 6
Securing Control of Lands in
County.
>1
OHMIN CO*«A«V.
Mr M McCoy, president of tbe Ump-
qus Val'sy Oil C«>, recently organized
at R »eburg, arrived In Eugene yroier-
dsy afternoon and spent last night In
Hie cl«y. When «ten by a reporter a»
tbe Hotel Eugene Ibis arming Mr
McCoy elated that be can** to Eugene
for the purpoee of aeeuriog poeeeseion
of a certain tract of laud near our city
on wbloti there are t'.rong itidicatiou»
of oil.
Mr McCoy »«id that. hl« company
Would, la time, «Ink Wet.« on this land
«nd If oil In large quantiih-s 1» f»>u< d,
as ia coufideully expected. It will mean
to S.ugwbe • city of from 20,000 Co
30,W0 Inhabitant« Within five year«.
It will quicken tbe life of ail k.ad» of
buelowM in Laue county and Western
Oegon and bring capll.l from all parte
of tbe United State« to tbla locality.
Th« oouapauy of which Mr MeOy
1« president 1» argan lead under the
laws of South Dakota, whieh makes
the etock non-aeaeseable and free« tbe
■took holders from all liabilities. The
company oontrole between 10,000 and
Al,000 acre« of oil laud« Io Douglas
county and Intends to sink a number
of well« Immediately.
Mr MoC'oy, wbo has anent con­
siderable time In tbe oil region« of
California, says there 1« no doubt con­
cerning the existence of petroleum 1a
tbe footbill oouulry of Western Oregon
and that geological condition« Indicate
Chat it 1« of much finer quality than
that In CalUoruia and capable of being
relined and used for lighting purposes,
whereas tbe California output can be
used for lubricating and fuel purposes
only.
The reporter learned from Mr McCoy
that bls company’« stock books would
oe open Co purcbesera about Tuesday
of neat week. The shares will be gold
at 10 cent« each at drat and aboul
30,000 eharee have already been sub-
vert bed.
Now that it is almost * ceitalnty
tbat oil exists ia Laue couuty aud tbat
outside companies are securing cou-
irol of land« In our vlelnity, why not
organize a company in Eugene, In­
vestigate tbe matter oureelvee and
thereby secure the benefits to be bad If
the oil ie found?
Last evening Ml-»e« Will« Hanna
and Alice McKinley entertained a
number of their friends at Miro Hr.-
na'e home on Hilysrd street, it was
an “unlucky party,’’ thirteen couples
being lovlted, the room was decorated
with poeters bearing all lb» °ld un'
lucky adages ihat could be thought of.
Prices were given to those wbo could
relate the most unfortunate and uu-
lucky tale. M i«e Moreland secured tbe
ladies’ prize, Mr Kpeucer the gentle­
men’s while the token of consolation
fell to Mr Goodall. Luucb was served
during the evening, thirteeu persons
sitting at each table. Tbe party was a
most enjoyable affair — something
unique and out of tbe ordinary. The
Invited gu»-«'« were: Mleee« Straub,
Margaret Bannard, Plummer, More­
land, Crawford, Winnilred rimith,
Bernice Adams,
Craig,
Cleaver,
Husrech, Templeton, WiDDtfred Mil­
ler; Messrs C and iV Adams, Goodall,
Hicock, Spencer, Straub. Gorrell, Mer­
ritt, Beattie, Payne, Strange, Wolfley.
BREVITIES.
Dally Guard. Aprils
Bult-r is more plentiful.
Tomorrow Is Eaiter Bunday.
Mr« Bebator Mitchell 1« quite ill |n
Pari«, France.
Bnow again oov«r«d tbe surrounding
bills this morning.
A large crowd of farmers in tawn
today .Dd our merchant« did a good
buaincM.
The U O student« are return lag
home.
R-citatioo« will be reeumsd
Monday.
County < 'ierk E U Lee, after a «ever«
illness, is able to resume bl« duties «*
tbe court house.
Bids are beiug advertised for th.
erection of an additiou to tbe Bpring,
field Woodmen’s hall.
Smallpox 1« thick at Glendale,
Douglas county. A woman died from
tbe dlseaee there Thursday.
Frank Hawk, Well«, Fargo A Co'«
express driver, 1« laid up with malaria.
Roy Robley 1« taking bl* plaoe.
The ladle» of tbe Chriatlan church
will bold a market next Tuesday, th«
MILITARY CLUB.
13th, in tbe vacant building first door
T ie Eugene Military Club met In south of tbe Banquet.
regular seealon in the club rooms at
Tbe U O etu ient» who heretofore
the armory last night with a good at
boarded at the dormitory are rustling
teudance. Tbe resignation of L H
arouud for places to eat «Ince board hw
Johnson as president of the club was
been stopped at tbe dormitory.
read and accepted, and C»pt R B Hue­
Tbe meat market formerly oouductod
ton wa» chosen to fl 1 out the uuex-
ptred term. An amendmeut to tbe in tbe Young block by Wing A Lang­
constitution wMofftred, providing for worthy, will be re-opened «oon by E
monthly dues of 25 cents for each Broders, of Albany, it is rumored.—
member, tbe amendment to be voted G uard . Eugene will tbu« secure *
on at tbe next meeting. The contract first-class meat man and a good oltt-
with F A Rankin for the new Kimball zen.—Albany Democrat.
piano for the club was authorized
Divinity School Notes.
to be closed. No further businesscom-
Ing before the club, the meeting ad­
The library now numbers nearly one
journed.
thousand volume».
THB Misses HAM SURPRISED.
Protracted meetings are being held
Thursday evening the Mieses Anna
and Ethel Ham were given a surprise by students at Coburg, Drain and Stay­
party by a number of their friends at ton.
their home on High street near Sixth.
D C Kellems plane to take au ex­
A few delightful hour» were spent in tended trip through California and
various amuseiu-uts Including candy­ tome of tbe Eastern states during the
pulling. The following were tbe at­ summer.
tendant« preaent at this enjoyable
Work on the foundation of the new
affair: Misses Daisy Jenkins, Clara residence is progressing.
Smith, Cora Hulery, Agnes Bheplierd,
Inquiries as to the E D B course are
Inez White, Mattie Jenkin», Luella
being received from prospective stu­
Conrow, Delia Ham, Messrs Will Crab­
tree, J E Martin, Fred R om , Oral dent*.
A handsome Bible was recently
Taylor, Chas Taylor, Walter McCor­
placed tn Cowles’ chapel, the gift of
mick, Arthur Taylor.
Mr« Laura Harris.
MINSTRELS AT COTTAGE GROVE.
A map of Lane and adjoining coun­
The member* of the Fourth Regi­
ment Band minstrel troupe returned ties was reoently plaoed ou the black­
home from Cottige Grove on this board in tbe hall, showing the points
mornlng’e early tram. They report a supplied with preaching from the
large and appreciative audience last school. At present, sixteen places in
night and excellent treatment by the Lane, Linn, Benton and Douglas are
Harrisburg Items.
Cottage Grove people.
Tlioae from reached regularly.
here who witnessed the performance
R A Coppie, ex-’O2, ie expected home
Mr Upmeyer has been too bu«y with »ay the boys appeared In tine aha[>e
from Iowa soon. He has been very
the loggrea tor tbs la»t few days to and even old better than they did in
successful in his work in that state.
make any progress With electric lights their show here. A social dance fol­
G 8 O Humbert, ’00, is pastor at Cor­
Jack Hoe» at an, late head sawyer for lowed tbe performance.
vallis.
the Harr’ebung Lumber Co, has taken
O K CLUB.
L D Green ’GO, recently lectured be­
an h>tere»t In the W L Wright furni­
The O K Club was entertained by fore tbe Amacitlan club of the High
ture business.
Miss Csmille Carroll at her pleasant School.
Tbe Harrisburg Lnnilvr Co have home on Fblrtevuth street last evening.
A E Gardner, ex-’u2 Is missionary
their 1st» purchase of logs safely bar- Progressive crokinole wa» the princi­
b rml, and will ruu ou fell time tilling pal feature. During tbe evening an pastor for the Oregon Christian Mis­
sionary Convention at Turner and
their urgeut ordeie.
elaborate luncheon was spread, over
Canby.
The hope to l>e grown this season on whiob MI m Harriet Warfle’d presided
C G LeMasters Is now pastor at
the Cunningham yard and the Tib- Tnose i rseent were Misses Camille
tietts yard have been contracted for at Carroll, Leone Kays, Maud King, Nor­ Knights Landing, California.
11 cents per pound to an Eastern ma Hendricks, Maiy Warfield, Cora
R ich S pecimen .—Cottage Grove
buyer.
Wold; Messrs Ray Willoughby, Or­ Nuggei: Godfrey Graber brought
ville Waller, Loris Johnson, Chas Aus­
Pally Ossre April»
down from the Graber and Zlnnaker
P vmmkr N ormal H cbool .—Pro­ tin, Alpha Warfield, Webster Kincaid. mine the first o: the week some rich
fessor J R Horner stopped off In the
Y P 8 C E SOCIAL.
specimens of the ore reoently uncov­
olty today in the Interest of tbe turn-
The young people of the Christian ered at a depth of 300 feet. One speci­
ohurch
held
their
monthly
«octal
at
turner normal school to be held at
men weighing some 15 or 20 pounds
Nwwtxirt dering July and August. He tbe home of the pastor, Rev M L Rose, has been on exhibition at Hemenwsy
•t Twelfth and Willamette streets last
reports an excellent outlook for a large evsuing. Intellectual games «nd con­ A Burkholder’* store and is a very rich
attendance, and that mauy teaebere in versation were greatly enjoyed by all
specimen of galena ore and Is Utterly
Llnooln, Heaton, Linn and other present. Dainty lunch was served.
seemed with gold from one end to ths
Tbe
next
social
will
be
held
at
the
counties have already made arrange*
The Vssavins mine, from
home of Mr and Mrs L D Greeu, 11th other.
merits to attend. This educational street, on the first Friday evening in
which these specimens were rocently
meeting will be i-laoed eo aa not to May.
taken, Is now fairly well developed,
coudlct with other summer schools In
there being several hundred feet of
B. F. O. BI.K8.
vwrtoi* parte of the state. Prof Horner
Eugen« Lodge, No 357, B P O Elk«, tunneling and drifting done, and it ie
expect« to visit Eugene later on. He
one of tbe most promising properties
Is an aide aud active eohoul worker and will entertain John P Meakln, a prom­
In the camp.
will make the Newport n»r nal a sue- inent Balt Lake City, Utah, Elk, at
their heli tonight. Music will be
R bduced R ates .— Manager C N
furnished «nd a splendid luncheon will
McArthur of the U O track team In­
Datir Gsarf. April*
bespread. Tbe Elk« will be out In
forms us tbat the Southern Pacific
Joa M atuk - k H eld Ur.—While force.
Company baa agrsed to give reduced
«rosstng »tie railroad on High street
LADIES' MARKET.
but night abont 10 o’clock, Joe Met-
rates on Its lines in Oregon for tbe two
The market held this afternoon Vy big field meets to be held at Bangs'
luck, Jr, waa enofronted by a man with
a ninth tied aroond hl* race to hide hl* the ladies of the First Presbyterian Park on tbe 7th and l«th of May. Ths
fratvre», who grabbed Joe by tbe church In the st re of the Kays Furni­ rate will be one and one-third fat* for
shoulders, and after looking Into bl« ture Co was liberally patronized and the round trip.
The eouthbonnd
fane told him he waa not the man he quite a neat sum was realiztd from tbe trains will stop at tbs park both days
••■ted, and warned him not to say •ale of good things for Easter.
to accommodate tbe visitors from tbe
anything abont the occurrence or be
north. Indications point to a large at­
Dally Guard April*
Would be «hot. However, Joe wae not
To R bbuild . — Yesterday's Salem tendance at both meets. The Oregon-
very l>adly frlehteoed by thia threat Journal: It became definitely known California meet Is on tbe 7tb and the
and reported the matter to Policeman ’hl« afternoon that the rialem flouring Oregon-Washington on the Ifitb.
limner who Immediately prveeded to mill«, burned laet year would be re-
the eent of tbe bold-up but found pla»vd by a Dew model 250-barrel mill.
P resident M c K inley . — A tele­
nebwdy.
Work on rebuilding the flume and gram to Gov Geer says President Mc­
Kinley and party will arrive In Salem
Britu Dieouvri »CBD — The roo- preparing the foundation for the new
on May 22 st 9 am, and remain
«
troot.ro
twgln.
Mond.y,
Removing
omaeeudetlon of Preetdent Htroog and
three hours
This dispatch la from
tbe deciefoa of the board of regent« to tbe warehouse 1« also under considera­
ths president's private secretary. Ill»
tion.
Il
Is
not
certain
that
It
win
be
dlan>nt!bne table board at tbe U O
likely the party will be in Eugene st
dormitory a* the cl«ee of thle erhonl undertaken, but if it 1. practical that
may be done.
irom 6 to 8 a m upon tbat day. Pretty
year to anticipated by a few month«.
early.
It 1« annnoenced that Mr« J R (>i,
B lub Rivira Hwrxi.._pian, fr>r |h#
who hea beea matron of tbe dormitory
Junction City Times: The promo­
new hotel at Biu« River have been
during tne year, will retire *-»»m tbe
drawn up. The building will be 40xN) ters of the electric light plant *11! be
jaoition thia evening on aemunt of
hers some day dortng the conatog
A1”,"00”1 *»« »”• »tone,
poor health and the boarding of etn.
It ie to he hoped that onr citi­
h th. It *|,i be constructed on mod
deuta at tbe dormitory will «top Im­
zens
will
asalst in the enterprise by
plan«and win contain about is
mediately
subscribing for etoek and guaranteeing
•tronage.