DIRECTORS
IN MEETING
I
Hou. R. A. B«.«ith left this moruiug
RETURNED FROM
for Sau Francisco.
THE JUNCTION
Mrs.
E.
L.
Bashfor«!,
of
Roseburg,
SPRINGFIELD is . visiting iu Eugeue.
BLUt RIVER
TURTLE RANCH
Wednesday parties from Eugene
J. M. Woodruff and bis automobile
were interviewing tbe business meu • ere lu Eugene today.
of Eugene concerning the establish
(From tbe Times.)
Goo M. Miller returned yesterday
meut of a lank in Springfield, say» Judge H. R. Kiucaid was a passeii
Howard
aud Heuderaou have re-
from an luspection of miues in tke
the News. The man who is contem ger uorth this afternoon.
stocke«l their turtle rauch and expect
Blue River district, iu speaking of
•’Judge" Hale went to Bohemia
plating such a move is a resident of
to raise terrapins big as wagon wheels.
Eugene—hav iug come there recently this afternoon to work in the mines. Dates Fixed for Games They left last week iu boats down the his trip to a Guard reporter Mr.
Miller expressed great surj rise ai d
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jordan were
-and Is favorably impressed with
river with ueta aud cleauoi out every
satisfaction at Huding such extensive
to be Played in
what he learned aud with what he visitors from Cottage Grove yesterday.
sluugb lietween here and Albany. Six
bodies of ore located when the cost
«aw. A banking house here has beeu
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Henry, of Cot
grain sacks full of small trutlee were
of working is ao tritliug. The close
a longe-felt necessity. Every store tage Grove, were up for tbe big show
Eugene.
shipped here by freight from Albany
proximity of vast water power aud iiu
partial List of Extra Premiums in town is acting in the capacity of
Tuesday aud tbe turtle cruisers are
,Mrs.
Susan Abbott, of Cottage
meuse forests of timber bring the
a
bank
for
the
large
uumber
of
still
out.
Their
turtle
ranch is lo cost of operatiug mines down to
' em Grove, was a visitor iu Eugene today.
Donated
by Enthusiastic
the
pioyes of this community aud
Miss Gertie Bushnell, of Junction California Trip is Abandoned- cated near Lancaster and they have minimum, tieuce a lower glade of ore
Citizens -Grounds Be
have been oblige«! on several . oeca
a
large
pond
fenced
iu
which
is
used
U-ity, returned home this morning.
can be worked at a profit than if
Six Games for the Sea.
sious to go to the Eugeue bauks aud
as a feeviiug pen. Thia is uot the
ing Prepared.
conditions were lees favorable.
Mrs.
1.
T.
Niekliu
and
daughter|
draw money iu order to have cash
firm's first experience in tbe turtle
son With Northwest
Mr. Miller, during his years in
were
up
from
Junction
for
the
circus.
business as about three years ago
Tbe 11 ¡rectors of the district fair or enough to meet checks that are in
Alaska,
gaiued a practical knowledge
Teams
Miss Nora Gates, of Crow, after an
they shipped hundreds of tine big oues of mining that is needed in a new
I ¡be Second Southern Oregon Distrid it variably presented. It is to be hoped
extended
visit
iu
Roseburg,
bus
re
to the 'Frisco market and realized a
rAgricultural Society, to be held at that an institution of this kind will turned to her home.
camp like Blue River. He was special
Mauager of tbe U. O. fcotl all team, neat sum from the enterprise.
I iuuxh ’ Park September 291 > Octolier soon be realized.
agent for the U. 8. government for
Rev. E. A. Childs left this after David Graham, came up from Port
A |>arty of Southern Pacific survey
the Eighth Divisiou of the South
I 3rd met ' ' '“o'u'tig in the parlors
land
yesterday
aud
conferred
with
the
uoon for Medford, where be will
ors were here Saturday and surveyed
aliona! bank and attend APPOINTED BAT
University authorities iu order to tbe railroad yard to make a blue priut ern District of Alaska, for the twelfth
of tbe l‘ i
preach for a few weeks.
ri the details which will
ed to son
eoutirm bis decisions regarding tbe to submit to tbe compauy for the pur census, aud iu bis official capacity in
Dr. C. H. Atwood was called to
aud reported upon all the
mike tin“ ‘ i the best exhibition of
TALION ADJUTANT Cottage Grove yesterday to assist the abaudoumeut of tbe California trip pose of buildiug a new depot. As spected
aud tlx the dates ou which the uni usual no information could be se great Alaska mines from Wraugel to
I tbe socic y.
Drs. Schleef in an operatiou.
A co
ittee to attend to tbe pur-
versity will meet other Oregou teams. cured as to location, size, or style, Narrows uorth to the bouudary line.
In his recent trip to Blue River be
Mr. aud Mr». R. A. Alien, who
Sergeaut F. E. Taylor, C mpauy
The result is that the California only that an appropriation had l>eeu
I chase ol r.n amount of straw for the
inspected
the Big Four group ami
visited
in
Eugeue
this
week,
have
A,
has
been
appointed
Adjutant
of
stock
ou
exhibit
was
ot
trip
is
abandoned,
The
team
can
I boxes
mad«> by the company for a new depot will make important
LppOl .A i. Another committee will the First Separate Battalion, Oregon returned to their home iu Comstock. not fulfill the long engagements in at Junction. City.
tions to the company
of a National Guard, with rank of 1'irst
Prof. A. E. Sueeden, piiucipal of Oregon and conscientiously make the
I xtteu I to t6e, erection
Auioi a the shipments th<> past week nomical development.
Lieutenant.
the High School, is expected home1 trip South. The dates for the Oregou
of
I line grand stand, in pla^e
from here were the fold wing: C.
Mr. Miller belives the Big Four
Sergeaut Taylor is one of the faith from his vacation iu \\usbiugtoD, tbe games are as follows: ,
I tbe rai isbaekle affair which is now on
W. Washburne abipped two care of will develop into a great mine if
ful
members
ot
the
National
Guard,
early
part
of
next
week.
I tbe giounds. Lumber will also be
Cbeinawa aud U. O. in Eugene, Oc
wheat to the Washburne roller mills proper judgmeut is ¡used in ita
I purchased for extra boxes for tije who has served for many years past
Misses Ella aud Laura McFadden, tober 17.
at Springfield. G. C. Millett two opening.
I stock, winch will be ou exhibit to and has always been a thorough of Moundsville, West Virignia, are* Albany College and U. O. in Eu
care of fat hogs to tbe Portlaini mar
I compete for the generous prizes to soldier. He has had valuable exper visiting at the home of their cousiu, . gene, October 24.
ket. He also shipped four care of
Pullman
(V.ashington
)
in
Eugene.
ience
as
a
non-o'mmissioued
officer
be distributed.
Mrs. A. C. McElroy.
baled hay to Ei gene, for which he AN EXCLUENT
The race track will be prepared for in the state and in the Second Oiegon
J. W. llaruies, a prominent resi November 7.
received #10 per ton on the cars.
in
Manila.
O.
A.
C.
iu
Eugene,
November
21.
fast work, it will receive a good
lient of Cottage Grove, who spent
J. H. Miller has resigned tbe
REFERENCE BOOK
The appointment came to him uuso- yesterday in Eugen««, was a pleasant
U. O. aud M. A. A. C., in Port
overhauling within the next two
agency of the telephone exchange.
land.
Thanksgiving
day.
licted
aud
be
was
as
much
surprised
seeks. Sprinkling aud raking will
ca'ler at this office today.
This gives Eugeue four of tbe big The office will lie moved into Hill 4
as were his many friends when he re
make a very tine track out of it.
David Graham, mauager of the foot gest games and the tlneet c. ntests of Poole's ding store as aoou as the
ceived
information
of
the
appoint
Bids will be received by the direc
ball team, returned to Portland this the season.
The University ot Oregon has add
The championship of patrol wagon happens alcng nome
tors from musical organizations to ment.
morning after conferring with au , the state will be decided ou the new two or three weeks.
ed
to its productions an excellent ref
furnish music for the fair. Also for
thorities here in regard to the north grounds insid« the track newly built ’
erence book compiled by Prof. Luella
bay aud feed privileges on the
west schedule.
Clay Carson, head of the department
. at the University.
I grounds.
J. L. Williams went to Portland on
of Kbettric, and her assistant, Miss
Manager Graham is a little dubious
EXTRA PREMIUMS.
the belated train this afternoon. He about the condition of the ¡gridiron,
Ida Bel Roe. The book is meant for
(From Tlie News.)
I Following is a partial list of extra
use the of all grades including the
joined a relative, L. P. Williams, at as he thinks the yellow clay iu a
(Daily
Guard,
August
28.)
premiums which will be awarded for
W. M Sutton was elected a member High School and for th« reference
the train whom he has not seen for large part of the surface will make
smusements. The committee is swell J. A. Muarer returned yesterday twenty-five years.
too slippery aud muddy a field for of the city council Mouday evening, of all teachers of English. It con
ing the list constantly:
from the London Springs.
Mrs. H. High aud Mrs. Johuuie good work. The field may have to lie to till the vacancy caused by E. B. tains a complete list of the bent books
Williams 4 Shelley, half-barrel
Doane's removal from tbe city.
published on all subjects, including
Mrs. C. M. Elspass and children Beckley went to Eugene today for a paeked aud sanded.
hour for best bop yeast bread, baked are home from London Springs.
James E. Stewart has secured the the best llction.
Jay’s stay after which they will visit
with White Star tlour.
cervices of Joe Brauner, of Eugene,
The book will guide the selection
Hops and wheat seem to have taken for a short time with fricuds in Junc
TWO BRIDGES
Duncan Scott, service of the horse a second place with tbe circus iu the tion.—Roseburg Review.
iu his meat market.
of the best books for any school or
for best colt foaled in 1903, sired by lead.
Mrs. E. U. Lee and children, of Eu private library aud is calculated to
¡Memo.
COMPLETED gene, were visiting with Mrs. Lee's be of great service to those who
Mr.
Tapp,
connected
with
the
Cot
Eugene Mill aDd Elevator Com
wish such a guide. Its compilation
brother, B. A. Washburne.
a visitor io
pany, half-barrel flour for best salt- tage Grove Nugget, was
is the result of three years’ corns
Mrs.
James
Stewart
lias
been
quite
the
city
today.
It is with reluctance that we again
Irising bread baked with White Star
pondence aud work on the part of
sick
for
the
past
week
threatened
G. W. Taylor, the contractor, in
Miss Ida Adolph and Miss Louie stoop to call the Register to account
flour.
the Department of Rhetoric, anti la
vited a Guard roporter to inspect the with pneumonia, but is now much
Register Publishing Company, one Rostiue, of Salem, are visiting Ho for its deliberate, malicious and lying
the best thing we have seen iu its line
improved.
misrepresents! ion of facts aud figures two new bridges across the mill race
year’s subscription to Weekly Regis gene friends for a few days.
Mr. and Mis. John Woods who have
Lee Henry aud wife are amoug the regarding a recent news item which on Alder and Hilyard streets this
ter, for best exhibit of grains and
moruing.
These two bridges have been at Florence and Mapleton for
appeared
in
the
Guard.
Tbe
item
re
huudreds of Cottage Grove people
WILL PROBABLY
ferred to stated that tbe lJooth-Keiiy just beeu completed and will be open several mouths, returned to Spring-
Eugene Mill 4 Elevator Compauy, who are in the city.
lor travel as soon as the gravel ap tiled Wednesday. They are at tbe
half barrel flour fi r best assortment
Jos. Harris and Charles Livesly, of Compauy was contemplating estab proaches are put ill, the contract for home of their pareuts, Judge and Mrs.
AUCTION SEATS
■nd quality of cakes baked with White Salem, are in Eugene lookiug after lishiug a sawmill on Mosby creek, that work being let to another party.
J. M. Woods.
uear
Cottage
Grove.
We
also
stated
Star flour.
their hop yards iu this vicinity.
The Guard man is not classed in
One resident of tbe west side the
that Mill No. 2, situated at Saginaw
| GritHu Hardware Company, $2.50
The thousands of visitors probably would not be moved for tbe present. bridge matters, but he could see at a other day. was heard to remark: “I
Manager Cal. M. Young, of th«
bocket knife for ihe winner of each spent iaObO in Eugene anicug the
In an editorial the Register tries glance that the two bridges are very would give the Southern Pacific Com Eugene theatre, says that the first
race of a series of four 100 yard merchauts this morning.
substantial aud well built. The one
Hashes, for boys under 15 years, one The mendicant singer» who follow to discredit tbe news from ho other on Alder street Is 48 feet long and is pany a right of way through my place play in the new opera house will prob
for nothing if they would give me tbe ably play during the first week of Noi
apparent reason than that the Guard
nee each day.
the show are said to be worth $10,000, secured auother of tbe innumerable what is known as a strain beam truss privilege of walking out home on the emlier. He is not yot ready to name th«
Williams 4 Shelly, half-barrel flour
aud have valuable properly iu Kan “scoops" on that paper. “There will bridge. Tbe one ou Hilyard is 40 feet track during high water."
show but says it in one of the very
for best collection of wheat grown by
long and is a jack truss. The Patter
sas.
As
usual.
lie
no
Booth
Kelly
mill
ou
Mosby
finest that is coming to the coast
bne person.
this Bl'HHOU.
We were gla I to welcome our creek for 100,000 or any other capac son street bridge which is not yet
Register Publishing Company, one
finished, will lie 56 feet long and will
The Initial performance will signal
Bear’s eubsciption to Weekly Register country relatives and tlicir friends, ity,” states that paper. Both tbe be built the same as the Alder street
Cottage
Grove
N
’
ugget
and
tbe
Cot
ize the dedication of the fine opera
aud hope tbs they bad the time of
(Daily
Guaid,
August
28.)
aor best exhibit of canned fruits.
bridge.
Mr. an<l Mrs. J. II. Goodman, resi house and the managemeut bus the
Eugene Mill 4 Elevator Company, their live:', is the wish of the Guard. tage Grove Leader, tbe nearest paper»
Tbe superstructure of each bridge
to
Mosby
creek
aud
papers
which
sale of the seats ou this occasion.
Whoop
her
up
I
■
ye.
and
come
again.
krne sack White Star flour for beet
dents
of High street, j-lngene, have
The demand will be heavy and the
know of the plans of tbe surrounding is placed on concrete Imsee. tlrmlyset
James
Goodale
aud
wife,
of
la-
nmple of w heat.
la'eii married GO years. Their anni
country, publish an account of tbe iu the ground aud tbe timbers are versary is today and a good time at seats will probably be sold at auction.
The Guard publishers will give a coma, who visited relatives here for
very heavy and securely belted to
The carpenters are making rapid
Mosby creek mill.
fear's subscription to the Daily Guard the past few days, left this morning
gether. The upper frame work will be the Goodman borne is being cele pro.res with the interior of the
The
leader
says
that
tbe
B-K
com
brated.
lod a year’s subscription to the for Eugene for a few days’ stay. Mr.
edifice aud it already presents a flue
pauy has been negotiating with tbet). painted, a separate contract being let '
Mr. Goodman was born in 1823 and
Weekly Guard for displays, ¡the sub Goodale formerly managed the local
appearauco.
4
8. E. railroad in an endeavor to have for that work also.
lumber yard for his father, J. C.
is
therefore
going
on
81
years
of
age.
jects to be announced later.
The bridges are a credit to the
Two agents for chair manufactories
the company extend
a spur of
Goodale, Sr.--Salem Jouna).
Mrs. Goodman was I Kirn iu 1826, and
were in Eugene today conferring with
8 miles to Mosby creek where “this I city aud will last a long time.
is therefore 77. Both are hale aud
The business streets of Eugene on
the directors regarding the kind of
big company will proceed soon to es
hearty, have >u elasticity of step and
last evening looked as though tbe
seats to lie put in. They will lie the
tablish iu tho midst of their great PAINT COMPANY
voice, Hre full of vigor ami have a
country aud city was trying to see
latest and mo t comfortable made.
timber holdings in that vicinity
promise of many years of enjoyable
who could make tbe best appearance,
one of the latgest lumbering plants
INCORPORATED life before them.
aud from remarks from bystanders,
of their eDtire group of mills.”
Invitations were sent to all the
it must have been a draw.
The Nugget says practically tbe same
cbildern, grandchildren aud great
W. O. Ziegler* proprietor of the tiling, and adds: “It is stated au
grandchildren
of the
Goodman
, The Guard does not countenance
The Simmous Paint Compauy tiled
The Portland Journal says: El«
Hotfmau House, stated that he served thoritatively that the Booth Kelly
family, and as many as could gather
I“* attacks upon the Eugene water
the biggest breakfast in the history Company wil purchase one of theMoa- articles of incorporation with tbe ale celebrating the unusual event at phants, while or otherwise, not being
W8tem repeatedly lieing made by the
common to Eugene, Campl>ell Broth
of the hotel this moruing, 30" peo by creek mills and also about 4,OUO couuty clerk yesterday, The jriuci- th« home of the old people.
Eugene correspondent to tbe Port-
era, closed the office of the Eugene
ple being served anti 8o pounds of acres of choice timber." When three pal place of business is Eugene, and
it
is
safe
to
say
that
they
aie
the
Rod Telegram and Journal. The fol-
reputable papers get the same news tbe capital stock is »50,000, with only people iu Oregon who have cele Dally Guard yesteiday to permit tbe
meat
were
used
to
feed
them.
K’iug
appeared
in yesterday's
office force to take iu the circus.
A little Eastern boy visiting with without co-operatiou, there is some shares at (1 each. The incorporators brated their GUth wedding day.
Mnal:
Tbe Campbell children oouid not lie
are Ellis Bitumens, Ettie B. Hininiona
thing
in
It.
(
relatives
at
Albauy
and
vicinity
Mr. and Mrs. Goodman were mar
L"Eogene, Ore., Aug 28.— • • »
and
Bartou
C.
Y.
Brown.
Tbe
pur
left at borne alone, ami, of course,
If
Mr.
Booth,
for
any
reason,
com
F“* result of the test showed that the wrote back home as follows: “Uncle
ried August 29, 1843. They came to
r*ter |ow< r in the University mains Frank got thirteen bumble bee stings, mercial or otherwise, gives to the Reg poses for which the new company was Oregou in a wagon drawn by the slow the Campbells, 'peres, ha I to go too,
about twice as strong as that of I got nine hoDey bee stingsand Uncle ister, personally, the statements de incorporated Bre to develop the Him but powerful ox teams, iu 1862. They to see that the Campliella, Ills, were
’“«puny tupply of the city water,
Dot atep|>ed on an<i crushed by the
nying the erectiou of a mill ou Mos mens paint m;De near Walker, and to1
irb ig almost useless in case of a George got bis Huger cut off. We by creek, the supposition is that some place tbe product ou the market. first lived in Mariou couuty, then in elephants or tbe kangaroos, and to
Dre ♦ ♦ « »♦
are having an awful good time.’
Benton and later In Ijune, where they
use up, merely as a matter of form,
The articles of Incorporation also
Everyone in Eugene knows that the
The city employed four special one else has given out the new» aDd allow them to manufacture brick, have reaidesl durlti'f the past years.
about 25 tickets presse<l|upon them by
off.
it
can't
all
be
headed
^«pply of city water is not “puDy” officers today. They were A. J.
tho press agent. The Guard appeared
tiling aud drain pie.
“d they know that the statement Smith, Ed. Farrington, J. J. Ell-
•
•
about six o'clock in the evening,
that the supply is alntost useless in wood and J. M. Williams. Tbe night
The Register should not be so care-
after tbe circus was out, with tbe fol
*** of fire is absolutely false. Eu- force did duty all day. making nine less in its comment. Saginaw mill
contribution
from the
The militia companies are fast h- lowing
3nth
N)ta
ailidite
feDe has a splendid water system and police men on duty. There was no No. 2 will not be immediately moved,
coming used to the new Kiag Jorgen “devil.” printed iu colors ou tbe out
F* ooœpany is constantly improving serious trouble and no accidents to as stated by the Guard, on the per
sen rifles, recently supplied by the side of tbe chase :
soual information given by Mr. Booth.
Just
why the correspondent anything.
The Forest Giove Times eaya;
government. They are now holding O, tbe elephant and the kangraroo
He stopped the work last week and
“Senator Booth, of Une county, I
Mould vent bis spleen on the water
The remnant eud of the circus crowd
j extra drills for the <uca* i went at
Are wonderful sights to see.
rawing will coutiuue for some time. is now believed to I* the most prob-
F®®Pauy is bard to tell, unless it is
left town today. The late trains de
that the aide choice for U. 8. district attorney Konei.org which begins Hept. 3rd. The hippo hipped the trslaloo.
-^eausH of a p«rgoaa] grudge be bolds
The Guard never stated tL_l
Thoir khaki* uniforms have all been
layed made much inconvenience.
And the giraffe winked at me.
mill would not be moved at all. The for Oregon. He la a men of good I
Jurist individual numbers of the
rebiundrle«i and will present a nice Of ail the rubbernecks I've seen,
The
crowd,
as
»
whole,
was
an
or
•oxiiany.
Register should Dot be so careless i in character, a goon 1 .wyer, and la ac
appearance for a few days at camp.
derly, well behaved crowd, by far the
On earth, or sea.’or lend,
ceptable to the entire Oregon delega
The Guard Is informed that the O. That Itnigtailevi, spotted giraffe there
largest crowd Eugene has seen, bar its remarks.
tion
in
congress.
Senators
Mitchell
Bill
N. G. will he titter! owt with the new
ring no«Fourth of July, Buffalo
I----
Does certainly beat tbe band.
ami Fulton are Isitb indebted to him
uniform
the flrvt ~ of
army
u
——— a>*owt
~
or Carnival, for a long time, King-
riKUTALLY TORTURED.
for political favors. Congressman
The color is oliva
lings were a great attraction.
A case came to light that or per- Williamson was his friend and assoc 1- January, 1904.
I there ia an organization that
si»trnt and unmerciful torture has ate in the iegi-lature, and his »elec green ati.l the soite are said to lie
___ eqo Bed. Joe
very pretty. It will now be “U m
perhaps never been
tide we|j with a|] classes in the
Colusa, Calif., i writes: tion would take what might be a boys In green."
Golobrick of Colusa.
k it is tb^ Multnomah Amateur
endure«! iusuffi-raide powerful rival next year out of tbe
“For la year» I -----------
(Daily Guard, August 21*.
R * tic Club of Psrtland, aud the
'
and nothing nay of Conrgeaeman Hermann. It is
Work on the iiamense electric pow. r
pern from rheumatism
*’ that this popular club gives tb»*, L. L. Lewi» returned t
Marr/d
pleut bere is prigreeting slowly, and
relieved m though 1 tried everything mi 1 that h« would like to have the I
knowD I came «eroe» Electric Bit- place aud his friends are urging bis I
it is stated that owing to the delay li
iD ,hllt ci,jr
I* I" i tag* Grove.
-- grew
-—iteat n<e<iicina on
terr and _ it» the
■•*> ir ej.iire. . is sufficient to gnarau
Andy Titus aD«l fatnilj
¿arth”for that treotle A few bottles candidacy. ”
At 11.« irridane» of B»v. M. r. the machinery the plant will not I
p the tjesf t and biggest show ever
of it com; ktely relieve«! and cored
Mr. Bootth is not in the city today, Horn, VA k I i eaiiay, August 2f, R. F. Io operation before January 1st, ». •
gene today.
J. t
gcod for liver and so could not be seen io regard to the Yalca and I-aui» E, GiLaoo, Rev. M. tire Springfield Mews.
03 the -----------
com 4. Gilt edge attrac
D. P. Sheridan, of Wall
*loi
troubles and general de-
Tire large boilers are U> place )i <
’fecial featarea and lew rail-
Oniy 50 ••ent». Satisfaction above ripping. His colleagua in F. Ik rn «iffieiatihg.
. d rate« are sufficient in the way ot Eugene today.
the build Ing of the fu ruaos la ri w
esd by W. L. DeLano, drug- tbe legislature. Senator W. K'iykan
Mr» Wall
'‘cement to insure a big atteod
dall, •mlled audibly • ben aiiown tbe
In ! ngeiie, in th« otilo* of Justice beiua done; also the (mineuse sir >«r
parents i
ring the entire carnival.
clip! r,g. lie »aid; “Sena'or Bocth C. A WÍDteriaaier, li.ureday, August
1
rractie.d lew ■ i«d of r oor»e i»
N. Rol’it *1*14 ax.il Harsh t. Le*e,
hi < lo» pepar
•«1 i'*l t- r i L«. ta> *.
- i r Kvlly, of |
I
!.«■ beeti n.t
Lit r
V
I
eoi.
Il
ti
ut
le i.miri
t
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pair Board Attends to
Details of the Big
Event.
Springfie’d Noles.
Personals
Note and Comment.
 Long Time Mamed.
MUST ATTACK
ON WATER SYSTEM
Newspaper Suspends
Getting Ready lor Camp.
Boilers in Place.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
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HEALTH LAW
IN FORCE
The new health law, enacted by the
last legislature, co: tains provisions
which should become general Infor
mation for the public. '1 be new rules
make a systematic accuaut of ail
conditions of health, births, deaths
and
ooutagious
diseases. Each
. minty is to be controlled by a county
board of health, a secretary of vital
statistics is to be elected, uniform
blanks for recording reports of physi
cians and a penalty for uou-observ-
auce of the statute is established«.
Laue county has not yet complied
with the
provisions of the law.
Some other counties have and a com
plete record is kept of all statistics.
In each county the Couuty Judge
aud Couuty Physician compose the
Couuty Board of Health. They have
the power to coutrol all quarantine
orders, which have hitherto been at
tended to by the couuty court aloue.
Ail diseases, uuisauces and danger
ous conditions are to be removed Kor
abate«! by order of the board of
health. The.'’ shall issue blanks to
proper persons to be tiled iu case of
births and deaths. No burial is to
take place without a burial certificate
i sued by the board of health. Other
rules are to lie followed.
ABOUT VACCINATION.
The rule adopted by the state board
of beatlh aud which holds good in
every county, regardiug the vacciua
lion of school childreu, reads as fol
lows :
“it shall be tho duty of all school
boards iu all the districts.of whatever
class iu the Htato of Oregou, to pro
Libit tho eutrancu into any of the
public schools of the State, of all
< hildreu not previously vaccinated,
the evidence of which is shown by
the scar), without proper vaccination
aud it shall be the duty of the
teacher or teachers iu any of the
public schools of the State of Oregou,
to satisfy themselves that such order
has been properly enforced, the evi
dence being a scar, or by a certifi
cate of vaccinatiou signed by a repu
table pbysiciau. ”
The new law makes systems! ic every
part of the practice of physicians and
will make vital statistics available
at uuy aud all times.
HALSEY IS
REBUILDING
From II. W. Tertian, who was down
from Halsey today, we learn that the
business men of that place are not
ualeep Htid that in a very abort time
that town will be in a better condi
tion than it was before tbe Are. A
joint stock compauy has been organ
iz««l a nd will erect a two-story frame
building ou the old McCully corner,
50x85 feet in size. Tbe two rooms be
low will lie occupied by McCully
with bis stock of general merchandise,
and J. A. Crosa, with a hardware
stock. Upstairs there will be a hall
and officea.
Caleb Gray is putting up a one-
story bulldiug ou the Gray corner.
Gue of the two rooms fronting next
the depot will be occupied by Me
W IIH miii », general merchandise, and
th«- other by Ed. Ward, with confec
tionery and notions. Another room
In th« rear and fronting on the side
streets will bo occupied as a butcher
shop *>y T. P. Patton. Tbe second
tiooi will be a hall.
Another building, 20x40, la going
up opposite Teruau’a on Second
street. It la being built by Debby
Howell, and will be a restaurant.
Jonas Davis is building a two-story
house on tbe east side of tbe railroad
track, near the hotel, which be will
conduct as a laiardiug house.—Al bany
Democrat.
O. L. Bowiler, the soap man, 68 and
72 West Eighth street, has on exhibi
tion at his place of business two
young alligators seut to him from
Florida. Hee them iu the window.
They are quite a curiosity.
H. Ry bolt brought suit yesterday
afternoon before Justice C. A. Win
termeier against IE M. Black, of
Fairmount, to recover mousy, and
Mr. Black Hied a counter suit against
RylM.it fvr goods alleged to be due.
The court decided 41 was due Ry bolt.
“Cabbage” King pride« himself on
filling rush oi.lers for vegetables in
quick order.
This morning at 7
o'clock be received an order over
the telephone in m a groeery firm for
a lot ot vegetables, and in exactly two
hours and two minutes bad the order
delivered. He pulled If. wacke of corn,
cot three necks of callage, loaded five
sacks of |>otat<>e* nod drovejfour miles
to town in the above mentioned time.
The Myrtle Point Enterprise au-1
Eugeue Register are in favor of mak-
iug the Ht. Louis fair, the Lewis and
Clerk expoaitiou, the Chanta uquaa
and other enterprises like it, pay for
tu ir sd cerila* I ng, and declare that
every seif-respecting publisher should
ait down on the im’Kieitlon at one«.
There are a »« mm ! nany thinga that
-houli! be paid for thvt are not, but a
great exposition like the Lewis aud
Clark fair, au enterprise for the
' .illdii g up of the state, is not ouo
of them, nor the ebeiitauqna. There
tie is me things papers have to do for
glory and the good of the world.—.
Albany D« il oc rat.