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EUGENE, OREGON, SATURDAY OCTOBER 5, 1901
3SSS3
MINISTERS APPOINTED?
The Conference at Hillsboro
Sends the Following to
Lane County.
LADIES
wool
waists
-^FOR^
REV R0WLAS0 to eucere
S|*ei»l to Guard
Hill sboko . Br( t 30.-The Methodist
Uouferenoe adj urned today after a
very successful meeting. Much i.usi-
ness was transacted.
1 he following Lane county »ppolot-
inents were made:
Presiding Elder Eugeue din.rict—T
B Fold
Eugene—H F Rowland.
Cottage Grove— F L Moore.
Creswell—E C Alford.
Junction— J H Skidmore.
Wendling—J U Gregory.
H[ riugfleld—Edward Glttlngs.
Portland Centenary church—W it
Holl ngehead.
See Window Display
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WEEKLY EOCENE GUARD.
LANE COUNTY BANK
-or—
OREGON.
EUGENE,
CAMPBELL BROS., Publishers
Established In IA»Z. Oldest
Bank In th* County.
Genera18anking business in all branches
OFFICE East aide ot Willamette street, be
tween Seventh and Eighth street*
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One Year........
Bit Months..
Three Mouths.
transacted on favorable terms
A. O. HOVEY, President
L. G. HULIN, Cashier.
R. H. HOVEY. Asst Cabhit r.
EUGENE
Advertising rates made known on applicatton
Address all business letters to 1 Hh GUARD,
Eugene, Oregon.
Loan »«< Savings Bank
Of Eugene, Oregon,
hid Up Cash tap’ d!
-
$50,000
L WHITSON,
DENTIST.
Having purchased the office and fixtures of
the Ute deceased W V Henderson, I am
now prepared to do anything tn the line oi
Dentistry in the above eaid office,
•8"Crown and bridge work a specialty.
J 3 LUCKEY,
Surplus
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Drafts issued on the principal cities of th<
l'nlte.1 stale« «nd foreign countries.
Interest «llowed on Demand Certificate «I
Deposit when left .tsted period.
Collections receive our prompt attention
City and County Warrants bought.
W t SHOWN.
P-isIfisnt.
F. W. OSBUHN.
DEALIB IN
Clocks, Watches, Chains, Jew
elry, Etc.
•VI !<■ pairing promptly dons,
•r All work warranted.
5,000
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A GENERAL BANNING BUSINE»» TRANS«
AOTEO ON FAVORABLE TERM».
D. * ZAIRE,
vice President
W. W. BROWS
Aeet Ceshli'
Csshlsr.
—FIRST----
C WOODCOCK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office -One-half block south of
Block,
Chrum
Z l QCMK, O b I u OX.
JOSHUA J WALTON
yyALTON *. OVERToN,
ATTORN EYS AT-LAW
Will practice in all the court» of the state.
Office—In Walton Block.
Euoni. O bboos .
U CHESHIRE, M. D
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
hrisaaa big.
Eugene, Oregon.
W BROWN, M. D.
Ot Eugene.
Paid up Cash C.’lt.l »60 OOO
Surplus
S
-
«60.000
Eugene, Oregon.
A
GENERAL BANKING BVHINK»»»
A. Dune no r-M o»ble term»
Sigh
Wte M Chicago, San Franc».. *»d Port-
sold <m f 1
"’o'lt^7r
I>ep.wita nsceivsd sobj»c* te cheek .or «wrtifi-
C*A'>’conecSon» sntrnste.1 to os will
prompt stteotion.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Offio»—Up»t»! j in.Chrsinan Block
•VHour»: 9 to 11 » m; 12 te 2, 4 to 9 p m-
TIG Hxin.BicBS,
Presi-leot
8 B E axis ,
Vice Preside»».
P. E. S»ot«r - «a,
< asl.ier.
L. H. POTTBB
? «i*twt
E HAVE on hand just
» very complete line
GUNS »nd RIFLE
sell as low »• the
h -uses io the United State«,
•ell yon • fine double Isreel sh-S gon
»or >10 50 *13,00, »15 00. *1»'. M’.
G8. i . i ,|1< j ,00 oo-l *-x2.0o. Fine n--n1 ■'«
•-«rrel hammer less st *20.00, *-7.00,
»29 00, *32.00 and W5.10. All tbe
inns we sell are reliable, go<> guns.
' you buy • gun see chat it is n.srke.1
iold
by Barker
Gun Works,
Engene, Oregon.
If it ha» that brand oe it, T''’> <*“
*Tn'(~r > *»' •> *»•’
••11 you » ban-tsoin« siogls barre.
tb« es
>te
Sc¿utw»ri««.»»*xr>
,2^‘
I
’’
Wise barter and Marita R 8»s »* th*
ta««« g-m» in »U
»nd *13 00.
Th« 30 »I <w-• 3> •» •>■*/.
. j, ,, k J JTtoMPRlCEK
piputer.uwL We Wil all Mel»
*
barker gun works
Eugene, Oregon
Rev Mr R iwland la unw stationed at
Astoria aud la «»Id to I e one of the
moet eloquent divine« in the con­
ference outside of Portland.
The people will regret to lose Mr
Hollii g-lieau who has given complete
setlH a< t'ou to his congregation and
the people of Eugene gen« rally. But
he I a* earned hie promotion.
Daily Guard Oct 1
E xciting R unaways .—This after­
noon about 3 o’clock there were lively
times about the courthouse iquare. A
team attached to a wagon started to
run while iu the vicinity of the fai-
tcrles, on the water front, atnl coming
along near the courthouse started two
other teams to running. One ran into
a buggy hitched back of the county
jail, belonging to Thos Gray, and
badly deiuollsheel that vehicle, another
rao out south aud tbe third ran out
Sixth street .in a westerly direction
Tbe runaways createel a big excitemeut
foretime. L ater .—The two teams
-tarted by the first runaway were
those of Hugh Hampton, who Is mov­
ing bis householei goods from Goshen
to Eugene
into
the Keck with
house.
One ot the Hampton
teams ran against B'l
electric
light po'e at the corner of Hlxth and
Olive str< ets and an organ In the wa­
gon waa thrown out and smashed to
pieces. File shock of the w agon against
the pole Caused the »re lamp, which Is
stationed at that corner, to fell to tbe
ground, breaking it badly, also kn<x:k-
ing dowa several telephone wires.
HOP REPORTS
Son e Dealers Report Heavy Crop
iu England; Others the
Reverse.
Reports sent out by F. igllah hop
dealers as to the crop iu England are
exceedingly txii-rt-cling It '• mala
tatned by some that tbe crop 1« very
l»rge, while other» tell a very ditf rem
•t-.ry. One Lor don firm aaj -: ’»We
have to add another very dry summer
t > the now long list, which lota been
very trying »0 ho|ie and W» »r ■ feeltug
the results iu the premature rlpeuing
of tbe vine, with a large ar a attested
by red spider and rid mould. Many
gardens »re already abandouwi. This
must matt rially reduce the promise.I
yield, atnl have It* etlect unon price«."
The Otsego Funner of September 20
says of the bop crop and l.uaiueea at
Cooperstown, N Y: " rhe harvesting
of tbe crop is practically finished in
this c umy. In some localities the
yield will corn-- up nearly with that ot
laet year; iu other sections the yield is
not even ont-haif of last jeai's crop,
t he genetal opinion at present is that
the country’« yield is one-quarter oil
from U»t ye»r. There are said to lie a
gr-at mauy flue shipping growths.
I'iie market 1. s not ytt <q>ened up."
Late report» from England are to the
elhet th.t the hop crop there ba.
turned out less than expected and thut
the quality is not very good.
The Pacific Hural Press says growers
iu California are »-king 15 cents for
choice bops, but it la doubtful If 12
-cute can be obtained at present, unless
• n a email way for hops of a eup. tior
quality.
STOCKHOLDERS ELATED.
1 be Roseburg Oil Co Will Soon
Commence Drilling.
Roseburg I'ialndealer.
CO. A WINS A PRIZE
Was First in Extended
Movements.
OTHER WIMMERS
Daily liuwrtl Oct l
The judges in the <*ontsst for
at the military tournament
reudered their dicl-iou last
follows.
Company competitive drill •n man-
ual of arm», loading amt firing and
setting up exercises, which took | lace
Thursday, Sept inlier 26:
First prize, *100—Oo F, 3rd Regt, O
N G, Portland; Capt FH Baker, c 'in-
manding.
Hecond prize, *50—Co C, 3rd Regt, O
N G, Portland; Capt A W Clotbier,
commanding
j
Company competitive drill in close­
order in ivemente, Friday, September
27:
First prize,*100 C»B 1st Regt, W
N G Beattie; C«pt Johu Htringer,
oom manding.
Second prize, *50—Co F, 3rd Regt, O
N G, Portland; C»pt F b lliktr, com-
mending.
Company team «hoot at 200 yards;
each company being coiup<wed of five
men, Saturday, September 28:
First i rize, *75-Co D, let Regt« W
N G, Beatlie; First LluUt W M I iglla,
commanding, 94 pointe out of a possi
ble 12f>.
Second prise, *50—Co D, 4th Regt,
Woodburn; Capt W E F Inzer, com­
manding. 91 points out of a possible
12.5.
Third prize, *25—Co F, let Regt,
Ctiehalls; Capt J C Bush, commanding.
89 points out of a possible 125
Company competitive drill in ex­
tended-order movements, Saturday
evening, September 28:
First prize, *11’0—Co A, 4th Kogt,
Eugene; Capt R H Huston, oomuund-
Ing.
Hecond prize, *50—Co D, 1st Regt,
Heattie; Flrsi Lieut W M Inglis, oom-
maudlug.
The judges in the foregoing contests
were Col Jami>s J a Kson, U H A, re­
tired; Major Frank Eastman, 28th U B
Infantry, and First Lieut Harry E
Mitchell, Artillery Corps, U H A.
HOP CROP SHORT.
Special to the Gu trd
N ew Y’ ork , Oct 1.—The Journal of Commerce in an
estimate gather. I Ir.-i i coir-'pomJenta throughout New
York state, and which is considered reliable and oflicial,
shows the crop to be three thousand bales short in New
York.
KA1LRDAD STRIKE.
H|>eclal fo the G uahd .
S cranton , l’a, Oct 1.—Tiio railroad men on the Lacka­
wanna system went out on a strike today. The service is
badly disorganized
RACE A FAILURE.
to the Guard
N ew Y oiik , Oct 1 --The yachts started on the race in a
high wind. At the first mark the Shamrock was ahead.
3 40 p m. -The race was declared off on account of
time limit. The Shamrock was slightly in the lead.
COAL MINES STRIKE.
Special to the Guard.
S cranton , l’a Oct 1.— Eight hundred coal miners
struck bore today.
CHINESE REBELS.
Bpt-eial Io the Guard
I’ iong Tot»). . Oct 1.—Chinose rebels have burned the
The iti'erest in the »flairs of the
.Swiss mision horo.
Um| qua Valley Oil Co Is manifested
by the stockhi I lers, and l he activity j
TELEPHONE LINEMEN STRIKE.
of the <111 era is very encouraging to I
those who own or intend to purchase
Hpeclal tothe (hinrd.
stock.
They have been tireless iu ;
•’iiit’.v *, Oct 1.— A general strike of the telephono
their effort to promote the welfare of
linemen occurred hero today.
the company al a’l times since Ils or­
gan z.itiou, and now that the time has
SEVENTEEN DEAD.
come to get down to business and lay
bare the treasures that the holdings of
Hpeclal to the Guard.
the company are know n to hold, uo
N anaimo , 1! C, Oct 1.—Seventeen persons are known
one Is more glad than the oflieers of
tbe company. It will be but a short
to be dead from the coal mino lire that Htarted yesterday.
time until drilling will be begun, for
Our boy* will t>e home ou tonight’» iTho loss in money is great.
on Haturday morning President Mc-
train. They are to be congratulated
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C »y and Secretary Marsters left for San
upon their success.
Francisco and Loe Angeles, where,
DINING CAR ROBBED.
QUARTZ Mid. ARRIVED
after a briefinspection of oil working
machinery and examination of that
Coan House Items.
The “Uncle Sam's'* Five Stamp Four Hundred Dollars tn Money
best adapted to tbe use of the company
here, they will purchase a derrick,
and Conductor's Watch Taken.
Machine is at Springfield.
drills, engines aud everything neces­
Mortgage.......... .............................. (ISO <K)
sary to sink a well much deeper tbau
R<,»eburg, Hept 39 —The dluing oar
G lee C lub - Oregon Weekly, The
Mortgage...................................... II imi on
The new five-stamp mill for the
it is expected their well w ill have to be
Yosemite
was robbed of U» cash box,
number of candidate« f< r glee club
Mortgage.......................................... fillO 00 ‘'Code Harn” c airn, Blue River, ha«
put down here.
honor« in greater thia year than ever
Mortgage................................................. 200 00 reached Hpringlleld and wl 1 at once i-ontainlug *100 iu money and the con­
It has not |H>«itively determined yet
ductor'« watch and chain, while side­
before, and the tryout Thursday de-
KKAt, EBTA'I'K TKANHFKKS.
lie taken to It« permanent location. It
whether the first well will be drilled at
tracked here last night, waiting to be
veloped the fact ttiat there are a num­
Rhoda
Page
and
Win
Page
to
James
weigh-, about thirteen ton» and w ill
Oakland or Myrtle Creek. Indica­
taken south on the morning’» over­
ber of excellent voieea among the new
tions at each place are about «quwlly A Htai abie 201.51 acres tp 17 s r 2 w, take five or «lx four-horse team« to land. Entrance to the ear waa made
men. Prominent among these new
transfer It. The eaw uilll has the titu­ through the rear door, and the robbery
favorable, and are nuch that auoocM »700.
men la Eyer, who for two yearn has
A
W
Gilbert
and
M
L
Gilbert
to
Al
­
lier» for the foundation and building effected while the conductor and
seems positively assured. The towo
held a place on the Whitman glteclub:
l>orter were sleeping. No clue baa yet
that secures the first well will be In­ bert L Henning 00 acres in tp 10 s r 7 nearly sawed out.
beeu found.
others are Wright, Croat, Henderson
W,
*000.
T
he
G
VAK»
predict»
thiamine
will
deed lucky, fur the sinking of a well of
and Htarr. The outlook for the club
W
W
Brown
to
Hettle
W
Elleon
40
■
prove
a
rich
one.
1000, 2OJU or more feel In depth nece*-
waa never brighter than at thia time.
Myrtle Point Enterprise: Eddie
-arily makes the spending of a con­ acre« in tp 17 ■ r 4 w, **40
Most of the old meu who did not grad­
killed three bear with a 22-
James
U
H
to
Warren
Nichols
100
acres
tp
siderable sum of money a necensity In
uate have returnee! and by the last of
R kmovalb .- J It Ray A U >, second calltier rifie on Catching creek laat
18 « r 8 w, patent.
the locality where it Is sunk.
the week the club will 1« hard at work
_ mtn was not look-
T H Dean otLoulsa A Devi* Iota 3( baud dealer» have moved into the week. 'I he _ young
President McCoy and Hecretary
Ing for sucblarge game, but when an
on the new music for the Thatiksgiy-
Marsters expect to ue gone about a 4 and 5 blk 20 extended survey of middle room of the Mi Clung block old bear with two cub» »ml a yearling
log conoert.
and Matlock A Gixxlclilld have also .«me along he t>egau on the cube anti
week, aud a great deal of Interest al- i Hpriugfield.
moved Into the nurth room of the same got both <>f them and the yearling, the
Florence
A
Herron
et
»1
to
Lizzie
tatebes
to
their
visit.
If
no
unfore
­
H omk A ppointments .— Th» follow-
block.
old one escaping.
Luckey
lot
4
blk
14
oollege
Hill
Park,
log M E Ministers were »«signed to seen incident» arise we will t>e able to
12".
witneas
an
oil
well
1»
active
operation
place» as follow»: Rev I D Driver,
Louis Metayer el al executor» of ea-
lecturer at Wlilamette University ; A rlthlu a very short time.
tate
of Wm H Grow, deceased, to llie
N Fisher, editor P C Advocate.
I Roman Catholic archbishop ot the di­
Albany, M C Wire; Drain, James
State Eair Premium*.
ocese of Oregon nerth half of lot 4 b k
Moore; Ashland, J T Abbott; Sunny­
2 Iu I) B McFarlands’ second ad to
side, H B Elworthy; Balem, presiding
Arnoe Wilkins, first on Blue«tern Cottage Grove, *1.
elder, D A Walter».
wheat, first on Australian Club wheat,
Laura A Crabtree and G W Crabtree
first on spring Club wheat, first on to H C Mitchel 60.18 acres in tp 18 » r 2
DlFKAHk.lt H an ».— A Mr Montgom­
Winter barley, »«cond Hide oata, w, *1 NO
ery arrived here last evening from the
second on Bcotch Dun oats.
James M and B F Keeney, adminis­
are new SHOES for ladies.
lowtr Hiuslaw with a hand Injured
Arthur Wilkins, first on »heaves of trator» oi the estate of A J Keeney,
I1
from cleaning salmon, seeking medical
$3.50, now heal and toe, heavy sole.
Winter wheat, first on collection of deceased, to Martha Berkshire 7j acres
treatment. He employed Dr» Value
grasses.
in i| 18 » r 3 w, *187 60.
SOUTH WINDOW
A Kuykendall. They will eave the
! Mitchell Wilkins, first on clover.
AKTK.'LHH UF INfXIKPoKATlON.
hand, with possibly the exception of
1 >r nice new ch an Fursand Jackets.
J L LeRoy, Alfred Johnson, J C
one finger.
The
latest.
F obtv ne in O il .—Carl Jens, a
Johnson and F il Eby file article» of
Lutcher
boy
in
the
employ
of
Wm
H E Harriman has iustruc'ed Get-
Incorporation of the LeRoy Mining Co,
SPECIAL FOR TEN DAYS
erai Manager Krutt-clinilt to suspend Menzel, at Redding, Cal, Invested with principal nfilce at Cottage Grove.
12^ cent outing for'J cents.
117.60
In
Texas
oil
stock
at
10
cent»
a
indefinitely the erder removing the
Capital stock *100,000. Objects of 1/1-
share. The company ha* struck a
Good
value, limited quantity.
bars from the Oakland ferry boat*.
oorpcratlon to engage in geueral min­
gusher in the Beaumont district and
ing business In Lane and Dnugla*
Mrs Clara A MarsdeD, worthy grand
the price of shares advanced to *30.
oountlee.
SILKS
matron of the O E Hear, will wldrees
Young J* ns can now realize *62.0.00
Evangeline Chapter, O E B, In Ma­
IXXXDNO
I.1KN.
Now Silk waists and new
on Ids small investment. lie I im
sonic Temple, Friday evening, October
Erni-st Hteven» files logger'» lieu a
trimmings just come.
planned a trip to his home in Europe
h. All members invited.
as a consequence of darue fortune’» Melton N lew.Is,
We are reliably Inf rated that the «mile. Nick G Jewell, a young mar.
C v ERCOATS.
man John Ha.imr, now lying ill with bie man, also of Redding, has »truck
H ome what H akcabtk .— Row burg
'The New Yoxe overcoats, they
paralysis In the Matlock Hnu« 1» not it rich. W hen oil was found in wes­ Plalndeab r:
The oommlltee ap­
addicted to strong drmk. 1 be partly. tern Clan last fall Jewell remembered pointed to solicit sutiwrlp-Ion* fi r the
are ull buying, you will see
sis was caused by something else. We a tract of land in that vicinity to which *I5,OOU bouus repaired to secur» a
them on the streets now.
gladly correct the mistake.
he was attracted ye-ars ago by curious woolen mill at Eugene he» decided that
CK WEAR.
R B Kelsey says be will build 12 or ■ urfai-e f-rmatioo». He imme-diatrly the amount cannot be raised and the
N< w ip ck wear just in. Rotter
15 tenant bouses on bis property on went to Utah and located 2W claim». idea of forming a »Ux-k company ha»
Fifteenth street next »prlng. Two or Home months »go oil was »truck on also been abandoned. Mr Wagnon,
value thun we ever had.
lhr>e C" tteges will probably be erected •dj»<vnt laud Then Jewell let In a the woolen mill man, should apply to
I
P-i
u.ik-.iipl Suit Ca.'vs. Children
flew frlewl« and formed »company and some live, hustling little town like
by him this fall and winter.
The law of the state ot New York «old ati eg enough to purchase and B»n<l--n or Browruvil e where the pro­
buy your »hues of ub .
<lo*e not allow ao eccwaed person to operate a drilling out fit. He b»» lust gressive citizens fully realize the im­
plead guilty to an Indictment for r*..ive-i » -da nat o i I,-.-t>«eo »truck. porter <* of «ach at. enterprise »nd it*
murdi-rer io the firstd*gr>e. and make» The well flows >Ml tarrela per day. tendeu- y to stimulate and promote
provision* for tire payment of *640 to Jewell own* a large psroer tags- of ah buatriea* • <1 to enhance lite value of
. ■>
.
/ » »rgs ! ,r- , every I
,
r’y In th» V.Wu In
U>e couoe.1 assigned Vs defend im-
lu os
®
wbleb It iu loeated.
Mci.nkxte defendants.
THE ARISTON
FRANK DUNN