NEW YORK
IN STORM
KINO’S GRASP
BURGLARS AND
BLIZZARDS
CAR BARN
BANDITS
ARRAIGNED
Charley Robinson, shoveling
Justice account:
gravel
................................
9 00 Lee M. Clark, justice
J. A. Heuderson, with team
7 50 J. W. Vaughn, justice
13 85
W. S. Michels, with team.........
7 50 C. A. Wintermeier, justice.... 38 40
A. Slocum, road work
6 25 D. llendersou, with team
« 50 B. F. Dorris, justice................
4 70
i H. Slocum, road work
7 50 Wm. Gibb“, with team.............
4 50
Constable account:—
Elbert Dickey,road work
15 50 K. B. Berlin, road work...........
3 50 B. K. Lawson, constable......... 37 90
Crooks
Took
Advantage o
Old
Residence Purchastd by Chester Dickey, road work.
2 50 Curtis Hayden, road work
46 75 J. S. Stiles, constable...............
95
Sanford Skinner, road work.
27 50 J. O'Brieu, road work
Weather to Rob Depart­
..... 5 80 A. J. Smith, constable............. 59 75
Guard Editor-.He Has
W. May ben, road work...........
13 75 C. C. Roseman, road work... 9 00 G. C. Cumpton, constable..
ment Store.
_____
7 50
“Raised” Therein.
C. E. Brattain, road work..
25 00 James Suess, road work.........
6 00 Samuel Robinson, consta ble 21 40
F’ A. Bridges, road work.......
1 50 W. S. Dodd, road work.............
5 50
Jurors account;—
Freepori, Ohio, Dec. 6—While a
75 Ralph Wait, road work. ... 20 00 N. Gross, juror.......
The woodshed at the residence on W. D. McLean, road work .
1 10
blizzard was raging last night burg­
the corner of Ninth and Olive streets i Joseph Hays, road work
5 50 Andy Wilson, road work....... 12 00 Wm. Keys, juror...
1 -0
lars took advantage of the opportunity
j has been torn down aud the masons i Walter Millican, road work....
8 25 H. L. Rauch, road work...........
4 50 J. M. braces, juror.
1 20
to ecsape police detection aud forced
are preparing to slack the lime for Hileman aud sons, road work 46 50
J.
H.
Galloway,
juror...
1
20
their way into the Harmon depart­
Road account:—
the mortar to be used in Eli Bangs’ G. W. McLean, road work .... 5 00
Lee Hoseltou, juror.........
1 20
ment store. They carried away seal­
25 88 Frauk Hadley, road work.......
3 75 Ed Howe, juror ...............
new business and apartment house Bruno Vitus, road work
1 20
skins, silks hi dewe jiry of the value
3 75 L. O. Beckwith, juror...
to be built thereon. J. R. Campbell W. D. Bridges, road work...
1 60 L. E. McPherson, road work. .
1 20
of several thousand dollars.
has purchased the corner residence W. Abel, road work ................ 44 00 E. M. Duryee, road work........
5 00 J. E. Soheuch, juror........
1 20
aud will have it moved at once to the G. Lockwood, road work......... 28 80 E. W. Hunt, road work.........
4 00 tí, A. Farrington, juror..
1 20
Attorney Claims They Can Not corner of Willamette and Fifteenth H. Harwood, road work......... 25 6l> W. J. West, hauling................ 12 00 F, M. Williams, . juror...
Weather Forec sts for Co'd Tern-
1 20
streets.
Lee Bailey, work on rock
Robert Buriihurts, bridge work 10 00 W. P. Cheshire, . juror...
1 20
Have a Fair Trial -Bravado
per ture -Several Fires Today
musher......... ............................ 68 75 Dick Hill, road work................
This house was built by Mr.
4 50 A. Gilbert, juror.
1 20
Gone- Want Continu­
9 62
- -High Wind Accom­
Campbell's father in 1859 aud was the A. Abel, work on rock crusher 32 00 B. C. Spencer, with team.......
Witness account:—
The Missing Marion County Mem­
f mily residence for some twelve C. F. Keopke, work on rock
Ches Ridgway, bridge work... 43 50 Robert Martin, witness.............
1 70
ance of Case.
panies Storm.
crusher ...................................... 67 50 J. Casebeer, with team.............
years, As a reminder of what the
9 62 Ira McCumber, witness.............
1 70
ber of the Legislature
6 40 Arthui Woolridge, roadwork..
town was back in the sixties, the W. Steward, road work............
2 50 Oliver Hart, witness................... 1 70
Chicago, Dec. 28.—The car barn
New York, Dec. 26—A storm sweep­
Located.
writer would state that be has seared E. E. Boggs, wood for crusher. 11 25 Wert 1’urkerson, road work.. .
8 00
Mr. Veatcb, witness..................
1 70
bandits were arraigued this morniug.
ing in from the West struck the city
2 00 J. C. Robinson, road work....... 8 00
not a few wild ducks from a wet­ M. Miller, labor on crusher .
H E.Underwood,J witness .... 1 70
The
four
prisoners
neatly
dress
early this morning aud enveloped the
The Baker City iiernld has located
A
Baker,
labor
on
crusher
25
60
Joe
llill,
with
team
..................
6 25
weather pond that covered a good
Wm. Heddick, witness.............
1 70
streets and Lay in darkness, The Frank Davey, the missing member of ed and well groomed, but minus the
22 40 ----- Jeskie, with team................
3 2b Ryan Blacbley, witness.............
sized patch qj the lots between the N. Nest tel, labor on crusher.
1 00
ferries drifted helplessly aud were I tbe Marion county delegation iu the air of bravado that marked their con­
residence and where the Olive street E. Gates, labor on crusher . 25 60 Peter liarpole, with team.......
2 50 Amanda Krouty, witness.......
1 00
unal le to keep bearings. The quar­ legislature, all alter the session has duct immediately after arrest were
44 00 Frauk Nighswauder, lumber. .
stable stands, light against the busi­ B. Gates, labor on crusher
7 00 Julia Graham, witness.............
1
70
antine force was left at anchor.
placed
in
a
row-
before
the
Judge
’
s
adjourned and it is too Tate for the
ness part of town, then as now. But J. Gates, labor on crusher. . . 37 60 Wm Johusou, with team........... 13 75 R. O. Hen line, witness.............
1 60
The
day was almost entirely gentleman to piesent bis bill for Oeucb. Vendine and Niedemeier wore
there wasn't much of a business part Griffin Hardware Co., hardware
Jeff Fox, use of engine............. 18 00 W. Taylor, witness....................
1 60
obsar
iday, otherwise m leage and per diem. Tbe Herald a serious look, but Marx and Roeeki
then, or residence either; and to etc.................................................. 497 25 Normabu
Puikersou, road
1 60
Frank Piltsch, witness....... .
business was hampe rad by darkness says:
seemed unable to realize their plight.
5 4
sidewalks worthy of the uame even M illiern Bros., lumber...........
work............................................. 11 25 J. 11. Gates, witness...................
4 50
wbiob lusted for an hour. Weather
“Representaive Frank? Davey of Marx smiled continually aud Koeski where business was dore, while such Wheeler & Owens, lumber....... 34 67 Tom Bailey, road work.............
fl 25 Robert Lite, witness.................
4 10
forceasts for today and tn night Marion county, who has been missing looked
bored as the indictments
streets as were traveled bad almost no Coast Fork Lumbei Co, lum­
4 30
Geo. Loebuer, witness.............
citthe coldest of the year. Ten since December 13, and has caused were read charging Vandine, Marx
ber .................................... .
35 91 Bridge Account-
bottom in winter.
Eugene Holland, witness.... 4 50
below zero is expected by nightfall. alarm in the state legislature aud set aid Niedermeir
with murdering
F. L. Chambers, hardware . . 35 65 Jerry Atkinson, bridge work.. 10 50
A. W. Sturtevant, witness.... 4 50
There were several Ores this after­ his wife
almost distracted, has Johnson and Stewart in the car barn
Eugene Lumber Co, lumber . 14 34 Linn Stevens, bridge work... . .3 00
A. M. Sturtevant, witness.... 4 50
noon, and high winds made their ex­ been found.
raid and Rceeki with murdering
Jerry Hay, gravel.....................
2 70 Owen Hunt, bridge work......... 25 00
4 50
Geo. Hoseltou, witness.............
tinguishing difficult feats 2 for the
“He is in Baker City where be has Buer in the saloon holdup.
C. W. Letson, bridge timber
4 50 Frank Bryaut, bridge work... . .6 no
G. W. Wright, witness....
5 CO
Marx’
firemen. Adelphia Hall, a five story beeu for nearly ’wo weeks. His
attorney asked for two
Com. Hill, road work.............. 17 00 Samimi Hartley, bridge work .. .10 80
5 10
J. T Hannes, witness....
building on Seveutb avenue was de- fr ends here are willing that tbp leg­ months’ continuance, on the ground
Abe Campbell, road work.... 10 75 John Addison, bridge work........... 3 00
Wm.
McFarland,
witness
2 30
stroyed.
that
at
present
.public
opinion
pre
­
islature, bis family or any one else
J. A. Henderson, road work...
1 SB David Hartley, bridge work
5 00
5 10
9 50 R. T. Clevenger, bridge work. .. .12 50 G. W. Satterfield, witness
may have him. He arrived here from vented a fair trial. He lead affidavits
Dave Strorne, road work..........
Little Florence RiggsLy aged nine
Mrs. Bell McFarland, witness 3 50
Wbitne.v about two weeks ago with a showing that the line of defense
Wm. Johnson, read work....... 20 75 T. D. Carver, bridge work............. 9 00
years
was
examined
by
Dre.
Cheshire
Robert
Posters, witness...........
5 10
would
be
tht
Marx
was
the
victim
of
fairly good jag on and since that
Thompson A Humphrey, black­
G. W. Taylor, bridge work .......... 9 00
aud Brown this morning before Judge
C. A Collin, witness................... 9 50
time has gone the.lull limit. If parental influences hie father a man
smithing ................................... 2 40 11. A. Vasburg, bridge work....41 00
Kincaid for insanity and committed
2 50
Harry Bowers, witness.............
the eergeaut-at-arms of tbe house of of low, vicious, brutal instincts,
Gross Bros, machinery, etc.... fl 00 Ben Crow, bridge werk............... 17 87 J. F. Baruulle, witness.............
to
the
insane
asylum
at
Salem.
1 70
now
serving
a
term
at
Joliet,
for
a
representatives would like to find tbe
A. N. Striker, horse hire............ 101 75
The little girl was taken out of the Miller A Bucknum, blasting
Pete Ramo, witness....................
3 10
. gentleman he may do so by coming criminal assault on a fourteen-year-
Ralph
Clarko,
bridge
work
............
3
2
00
powder......................... ............
80
Mrs. Pete Ramo, witness.......
3 10
old girl. Also that young Marx was asylum last August on three months’
The Eugene Churches Celebrate | to Baker City and calling at tbe hotel further irresponsible by an injury on leave of absence. The leave expir°d S. L. Long, hardware............ UK 29 Ole Erickson, hauling lum­
DECEMBER.
Crabill He is tbe e aud muchly
30
9
ber
..............................................
and another examination and order Burbach A Johnson, black­
Road account:—
Christmas Tide in Appro­
there, and has beeu for lo these many the head inflicted by his father, who
1 50
smithing ................................... 5 75 Joe Gimpe, hauling lumber. . .
was necessary to commit her to the
struck
him
with
a
broomstick
in
Chas. Bailey, road supervisor. 14 00
days. ’’
Pich
Vaughn,
hauling
lum
­
priate Manner.
asylum again.
Chas. Hadley, labor on crush­
infancy.
1 25 T. J. Hudson, road work........ 8 00
ber...............................................
Deputyy Sheriff C. C. Hammond
er ..................................... ....... 5 06
8 00
50 R. L. Bailey, road work.........
10
Carl
Millor,
bridge
work
.........
Following the usual custom of
took the litle girl to Salem this after- D. T. Spores, wood.................. 30 50
G. E. Niohols, road. work.... 29 25
50
Geo.
Bowler,
bridge
work
....
4
Christmas eve the churches of Eugene
noon.
Frank Stafford, road work. . . . 10 75 John Trusdale, bridge work.... 13 75 A. W. Darrow, road work.... 3 00
held Christmas trees for the young
(From the West.)
Richard Mount, filing saws
1 00 Henry Hassen, bridge work. . . . 1 b0 E. Horton, road work.........
13 50
folks.
Exercises were held, the
The members of lleceta Lodge, I.
Samuel RobiDson, road work. .
3 75 G. W. Taylor, bridge work.... 140 00 J. H. Fowler, road work ........ 6.00
children tsking part, and presents O. O. F, of Florence, are preparing
L. C. Moffit, hauling gravel.
3 75 Chas E. Joyce, bridge work. .
8 00 Sidney Porter, road work.... 8 25 S
given out, eveyoue getting a present. to erect an addition to their ball.
T. J. Kirk, hauling gravel.......
3 75 Owen Hunt, bridge work...... 10 60 George Kirk, road work...........
75 **
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Albert E. Dickey, hauling
Born, at Mapleton, Oregon, Thurs­
Ralph B. Hunt, bridge work 29 47
The Sunday School childcn as­ day, December 17, 1903, to Mr. and Don Meldrum Was Married at
gravel..........................................
3 75 Wm- Applewhite, bridgo work 10 00
sembled in the Sunday school room Mrs. T. J. Neely, a seven-pound boy.
riak
R. E. Wajker, road work......... 26 74 Shorty Rybolt, bridge work. . 29 00
Baker City Last Night to
at 7 o’clock Christmas Eve. A short Mother aud son are doing well.
George
Barney,
of Siuslaw, Fred Wright, road work.......... 15 67
25
00
Geo.
Emery,
bridge
work....
Miss Dorris Parker.
program was rendered after which fol­
Arthur Tait, road work...........
Last Saturday the people of Flor­
fl 81 Bert Simpsou, bridge work.. .8 00
Bound Over to the Cir­
lowed a big supper, then a large tree ence bad an opportunity to bear the
on.
Kesterson, adwork---.........
1 60 Loug & Bingham Lumber Co
cuit Court
waB stripped of many presents for whistle at Hurd’s new mill for the
9 60
Geo.
W.
Rinehart,
gravel
for
lumber
...................
....................
the children.
The university students and friends
first time. This week it has been
roads.................;........................ I $
J. I. Barbere, bridge work.... 69 10 Disease in Mild Form Scatter*0-
Georgo Barney was brought before
U. B. CHURCH.
beatd every day calling the men to of Don L. Meldrum and Miss Dorris
N. B. Sutherland, team work
All Through the Neigh- '644‘
June Lumber Co, lumber for
Judge
Holden
Tuesday
morning,
Parker
were
greatly
surprised
to
hea
A grand old Christinas tree loaded and from their labors.
on roads.................................... 35 00
bridges....................................... 400 00
charged
withdrawing
a
knife
on
Jared
of this marriage last evening at the
borhood.
with Christmas tokens was had. A
G. E. Nichols, team work on
The fair held by the Ladies’ Aid
Supervisors Account—
Mel- Scott, says the Florence West.
very entertaining program was given Society last Saturday proved quite bride’s home in Baker City,
roads
..........................................
23
25
It appears that Scott, Barney,
Chas Hadley, supervising....... 45 00 « The following dispatch appeared in
by the children after which the pres­ successful, most of the articles being drum is a Sophomore [in the Uni­
Drew, Isaac Martin, and an J. D. Nichols, team work on
Frank
versity
of
Oregon
and
was
a
star
J. T. Donaldson, supervising 8 00 Sunday’s Oregonian;
ents were distributed.
disposed of. The entertainment in
roads.
.
......................................
24
00
player on this year’s varsity eleven. Indian, known as Split-Nosed Tom,
7 00
Cottage Grove, Or., Dec. 26.—
the evening passed of I satisfactorily,
Darwin Biistow, road work
418 21 A. C. Hager, supervising....
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Miss Parker was a Freshman last year were traveling from Florence toward
Ernest Nelson, supervising.. . . 25 00 Word was received from Lorane this
The exercies at this church were there being a good attendance not­ but. did not return to school this year. Indiantown Monday evening and C. W. Cook with team............... 24 75
7 50 morning that there are at least a
Merit Casteel, supervising.
very entertaining aud the little folk withstanding the showery weather. Both parties are very popular and when a short distance above the Frank Deles, road work............. 2 50
A. L. Woodard, supervising .. 35 00 dozen cases of smallpox in that vi­
J.
C.
Wilson,
with
team
.........
The
proceeds
of
the
business
of
the
2
50
enjoyed it immensely. The program
well known students ani their many residence of Marshal Cumpton, some
Henry Kornpp, supervising... . 10 00 cinity. The epidemic is of such ‘a
ended with a cantata “Seeing Santa day and evening amounted to about friends wish them much happiness in difficulty occurred between Scott and Mivoy Robovsky, shoveling
Jared Scott, supervising......... 70 00 mild form that they don’t pay much
rock
.............................................
$47,
after
paying
all
expenses.
...1
50
Claus. ".Santa Claus made bis appear­
Barney, wbiob resulted in the latter
their new venture.
31 25 attention to it.
Chisley Kirk, labor with team 16 50 W. Mathers, supervising ...
Silver Wave Camp Royal Neighbors
ance with this and gave out presents
It is not known whether the cou pie drawing a knife on Scott. The others
7 50
K. I*. Barnhart, supervising
The school teacher was recently
D.
R.
Hill,
labor
on
rond
.......
3
75
of America has chosen the following will return to school or not.
to all the children.
- -
seized Barney and prevented him
30 00 seized with this plague, but kept on
Jared
Scott,
supervising
...........
M.
B.
Stone,
labor
on
road.
...
37
45
officers for the coming term; Mrs.
doing any mischief with bis weapon.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
37 50 with his work, and now the whole
5 00 8. B. Mayben, supervising
Fannie Montgomery, cracle; Miss
Marshal Cumpton was summoned John Bryan, with team.............
Folowing the program the audience
46 25 neighborhood has it. On Christmas
il.
J.
Dickey,
supervising.
P.
B.
Berlin,crushed
rock.....
17
40
and he placed Barney in the city
assembled around a large Christmas Mabel Haggard, vice oracle; Mrs.
Miscellaneous
Account:
eve a Christmas tree and^entertaln-
E.
Bostwick,
crushed
rock
10
20
Marion Gibbs, chaplain; Mrs. Wood­
lock up for the night.
tree,
Santa Claus appeared with
Allen Eaton, stationary........... 10 60 meut was the occasion of a large as­
Geo.
Gross,
viewing
road
.........
8
00
cock,
marshal;
Mrs.
Shum,
manager;
The next morning an examination
much
excitement and distributed
50 sembly of people at the Granger^hall.
W. L. 'DeLano, gasoline.........
was held before Judge Holden, who P. G. McPherson, viewing road 8 00 Chas. L. Scott, work on add-
candy, nuts and presents among the Mrs. Herington, inner sentinel; Mrs.
Everybody went, regardless of small­
C.
F.
Handy,
Cbainman,
work
considered the evidence againet Bar­
younsger people. A unique surprise Hewitt, outer sentinel; Mrs Emma
2 00 pox, and the disease is scattering in
ing machine.............................
on
road
..................................
...
2
00
Saubert.
secretay;
Mrs.
S
rah
Gates,
ney sufficient to justify bolding him
for the primary class consisted in
Geo. F. Craw, expressage on
all direction«.
‘
J. P. Currin, cbainman, work
The county board of Equalization for trial in the circuit court.
giving each child a small tree carry­ treasurer.
35
dates .......................................
on road ......................................
2
00
adjourned
Saturday
night
after
a
very
Florence Lodge, A. F. A. A. M.,
ing one lighted candle and a gift.
3 00
Eugene Lumber Co, lumber . 70 53 W. II. Kay, repairing .............
busy session of six days. Only a few
Some of the teachers were also sur­ held their regular annual election appeared asking for a reduction of
First National Bank, Excb.
J.
F.
Iliggeubotham
hauling
prised by being handsomely remem­ last Saturday evening. The follow­ their assessments.
4 55
State Tax...................................
lumber...................................... 6 00
ing are the officers chosen for the
The Albany Herall commenting on
bered by their classes.
J. L. Page, stamps, envelope«
Preston A Hale, repairing ....
8
25
In
the
matter
of
the
timber
land
coming year; C. B. Morgan, W. M.;
Lane county’s representatives Bays:
41
20
eto
...............................................
Beaver
A
Beebe,lumber
.............
8
32
F. U. Vader, J. W.; J. F. Tanner, J. as“eementp, attorneys appeared be­
“If Laine county could conveniently
W. B. Andrews, lumber............. 88 7t Phone Co-, services.................... 17 80
W.; O. W. Hurd, Trees.; C. H. Hol­ fore the board for the Booth Kelly
6 00 arrange to occupy Messrs. Kukyendall
Parvln A Cruzau, lumber....... 58 50 J. 8. Luckey, clock..................
Lumber
Company,
and
for
A.
D.
Hy
­
den, Sec.; Fred C. Bean, S. D.; E.
and Shelly at home, the rest of Ore­
Gang of Twenty-Five Men Work 11. A. Carter lumber................ 14 00 Mrs. M. B. Wheeler, wood,
Pratt, J. D.; James Jackson, Tyler; land, these being the heaviest tim­
gon would try to get along and no
36
75
Rest
cottage
...........................
Philip Hohl lumber.................. 18 75
ing From Drain to
Joseph Widmer, of Seattle, 1 b in Eu­ R. A. Funke and Chas Fox, Stewards. ber land owners in the county, and
quvttione asked. It is feared that if
D. C. Mathews A Sons lumber 31 94 Glass A I’rudhomme Co., legal
asked
for
a
reduction
of
the
assess
gene visiting bis friends and relatives
these statesmen continue to journey
Coos
Bay.
39
89
blank
case
.................................
I’arvin A Cruzan lumber.........
8 40
ment.
during the holidays vacation.
to Salem and have the privilege of
Eugene Loan A Savings Bank
Walters A Son lumber..............
Assessor Burton had placed the
Mr. Widmer was born and raised in
free speech in the recent prevailing
4
45
exchanges
..............
.................
W.
L.
A
L.
D.
Pickens,
lumlier
21
80
assessment on timber lands at $3 per
The railroad surveyors who have
Eugene and is a graduate of the State
degree they will sometime take them
3
00
C.
P.
Barnhard,
livery
hire
..
The case of Lambert Ent, the Blue acre and the board evidently believed been working on a line from Drain W. L. A L. D. Pickens lumber 01 47
University. For the past few years
selves too seriously, which might
Briggs Lumber Co. lumber.. . .
1 87 G. W. Todd A Co., protecto-
damage their health."
successfully held the River miner, charged with robbing the assesssment was not excessive and down the Umpqua valley to Gardiner
he
has
25
00
graphs
.......................................
Horton
Rros.
lumber
................
5 67
refused to reduce the estimate.
and Winchester bay have passed Ten
position of principal in one of the bis companion, M. F. Wilton, of
Morse
Klinkner
Co.,
one
Bates
7 26
The lands in question are worth Mile creek and will move to Mc­ Briggs Lumber Co. lumber
$00, came up this morning in Judge
large Seattle publio schools.
9 00
dates
.
....................
from $20 to $30 per acre and an as­ Farland’s place on the North Slough I. P. Inman, mdse...................... 4 00
Wintermeier
’
s
court.
Ent
gave
His sisters, who are also Eugene
Inquest account:—
sessment of $3 per acre would seem in a few days. They are camped at The Cottage Grove Lumber Co.
pretty
straight
testimony
in
his
own
girls, are teaching in the public
lumber................... ..................
4 00 G. W. Handaaker, inquest of
quite easy to the farmer who does not present on J. H. Hibbard's place on
Th® Women's Republican Patriotic
schools at Seattle, but will not come defense, and the case was held over get off so easy on his assessment
1 20
Frank Mulkey.........................
L.
G.
Vanscboiack
team
work
8 75
of Ten Mile, living and cooking in tents
League elected officers at the regular
until
tomorrow
morning,
the
court
home duriDg the Christmas vacation.
6 87 G. C. Millett, inquest of Frank
although clerical work and drawing F. E. Walters team work.........
meeting last Saturday at ths horns of
not being able to take all the evi­ lands of like value.
1 20
Mulkey .....................................
Alf
Burnett
single
hand
work
2 4
of
plats,
maps,
etc.
is
done
in
Mr.
Mrs. J. N. B. Fuller, 194 East
dence this morning on account of the
3 20 Win. Johnson, inquest of Frank
Hibbard’s residence. The party R. Walter road work.................
Eleventh street, as follows:
f two witnesses in the case.
•
1
20
Mulkey
......................................
4 00
averages about 25 men beaded by Mr. F. E. Waiter, gravel................
President, Mrs. L. U. Adair.
Lark Bilyeu appeared for the de-
Cooper, chief engineer aud manager, C. A. Vanscboiack, supervisor 11 25 J. If. McFarland, inquest of
Vice President, Mrs. G. N. Frazer.
fense and J. M. Willtims for state.
1 20
Frank Mulkey.........................
J. Sears, gravel ........................
7 50
Secretary, Mrs. W. W. Calk Ina.
Yesterday' afternoon Constable B. with Mr. Drum clerk and paymaster Charley Chailie, road Jwork
Grandma Walker at the residence
Samuel
Robinson,
inquest
of
28 8>i
The work dune appears very ccm-
Treasurer, Mrs. C. 8. Frank.
K. Lawson, of Cottage Grove brought
of the Campbell A Walker hopyard,
1 20
Frank Mulkey
James Cushining, labor......... 27 20
plete
and
accurate,
though
no
one
Corresponding
Secretary, Mrs. J,
Mark Sparling, of the Divide, down
has some tine Rhode Island Red chick­
Tom Charlie, road work......... 15 20 S. 8. Snell, inquest of Frank
N. B. Fuller.
to Eugene to be examined for insan­ claims to know for whom they are E. . L. Cbeever, roadwork....... 20 80
ens which the editor can vouch for,
1
20
Mulkey......... ..........................
working except for a rich company.
Executive Committee, Meedamee
•he original trio having cost $12 at
F. B. Milliorn, inquest of
In Eugene, Dec. 27, 1903, to Mr. ity. The unfortnate man was ex­
fiil
C.
P.
Kless,
road
work
.........
W. Kuykendall, W. M. Preston, Mary
The
line
wlil
cross
Coos
Bay
be
­
amined this morning at 10 o’clock be-
» coops of one of the leading breed­ and Mrs. G. W. Hunter, a son.
1 70
Frank
Mulkey
.........................
26 90
Chambers. J. A. Straight, A. T.
fore'Judge Kincaid and ordered sent low North Bend and the surveyors Jim Cbushiuing, road work
ers oi the East.
expect to continue south until they M. C. Goodenow, with team . . 6H 7r> W. W. Sherman, inquest of
Cockerliue, J. W. Kaye.
to
the
State
Insane
Asylum
at
Salem.
She is overstocked with the beautks
1 20
Richard B. Mallam
.......
Deputy Sheriff C. C. Hammond and meet another party working their way B. Clark, road work
—they are splendid lookers—and
Jonn
Ingham,
inquest
of
Rich-
41 2?»
Jack Witbrow, took the patient down northward probably in the neighbor­ John Spores, with team
offers cock < at $1.00 each and bens for
ard it. Mallam.........................
1 20
hood
of
Bandon.
—
Marshfield
Mail.
Roy
Shi
eve,
road
work
.............
T* 20
this afternoon.
5i cents. If you do not care to go
J. 8. Stiles, inquest of Rich-
W. M. Morrow baa sold bls plumb
.
’
to
40
Ben
Squibb,
road
work
....
Silver Wave Camp, of Acme, Ore-
for Item, write her at the Eugene
ard Mallam .............................
1 20 ing aud tinning business to Hall A
M. C. Goodenow. road work
68 40
gon,
has
filed
articles
of
corporation
poatottice and she will select and de-
inquest of
Chumway, of this city, who took
Member of Parliament Dead.
William Withrow, road work 36 80 Cha«. Beadle,
iver the chickens, guaranteeing satis- with the county clerk.
Richard B. Mallam................
1 20 charge of the business thia morning.
Dave
Witbrow,
with
team
63
25
London,
Dec.
26
—
Sir
Henry
Pol
­
action.
AUCTION SALE OF MERCHANDISE
The new proprietors wil) oontinue
9 7F1 N. R. Fuller, inquest of Rich-
II. C. Rice, road work
.
lard a Conservative member of
ard B. Mallam ........................
1 20 the busiuezs as heretofore and will
I-aat Saturday evening was very Scott Wilkinson, road work.
Pendleton East Oregonian—Robert
5
25
F. R. Ream, inquest of Rich-
Commencing Monday, December parliament died this morning. His pleasantly spent by a crowd of young F. J. McBee, roed work with
probably expand in the spring.
Cronin, who has been attending the
death gives tbe Liberals a good people at the home of Miss Daisy
ard B. Mallam.........................
28tb,
I
will
close
out
my
big
line
1 20
Mr. Morrrow has built up a good
Unlvrralty of Oregon at Eugene, is
teams
.................................. 11 00
chance
to
secure
another
seat.
Miller, South Willamette street, in 8. N. Schrimpf, road work....
business since locating in Eugene,
fill C. B. King, inquest of Richard
home for the Christmas holidays with of merchandise at public anctioD.
B Mallam..............................
Two sales each day until everything
honor of Miss Ethel Stapeiton, of John Parker, load work............. 5 60
7 90 and is a first clans bualnoM
in
bls parents.in-this city.
Colfax, Wash. Flinch, pillow dex A. W. Walker, road work .... 17 50
if sold. Your opportunity.
Don't
Cold in Chicago.
every respect. Ha will be greatly
Printing
account:
—
Midshipman Wayne Osburn la still miss it.
and other games assisted in the enter­ Eli Hayden, road work............. 34 W
missed in Eugene. Mr. Morrow will
Chicago, Dec 26, 11:30 a. m.—There
at Shanghai, China,- where the gun­
tainment of the guests until a late Curtis Hayden, roed work ....... 5 25 Junction City Times, printing 3 90 leave in a few days and will locate in
J. V. KAUFFMAN
is
no
abatement
in
the
cold
weather.
Oregon State Journal, printing 22 50
boat Vicksburg, on which be is doing
hour.
J. S. Stiles, Auctioneer.
Loe Angeles. He will travel for a firm
James Hlover, road work.........
5 2T. Gilstrap Bro«., printing
Tbe mer.'ury has stood eight degrees
duty, has been for the past six
106 05
through California, Nevada, New
B.
F.
Houston,
with
team
.......
20
50
below zero since an early hour thia
The Albany Herald cirries an ad­
Bohemia Nuggett, printing
months. The gunboat baa not yet
5 50 Mexico, and Arizona.
20 .> The West, printing
John
H.
Spores
...........................
Frank
Porter
and
wife,
of
Skedd,
morning.
vertisement of Rev. D. K. Walker,
been to the Philippines, which are
3 50
the memiers of the new firm are
Merrit ('«steel, supervisor
15 (X> Springfield News, printing
about seven hundred miles south of are visiliDg at the home of J. fi.
2 60 well known in Eugeue and will draw
The Margarita Fiacber company i offering a new stock of groceries for
I.
K.
Howard,
sboveliug
gravel
9
Hopkins
in
Euge-
a.
Guard,
printing
........................
sale
io
Eugene.
46 30 tbeir «bare of tbe patronage.
Shanghai.
playing to good bouaea on Cdoa Bay. I
BANGS BLOCK
BUILDING
Are Sorry Now That
Th ey id
Ferries Drifted Helpless
ly in theGrest
Storm.
It
THE LOST IS FOUND
RETURNED TO
INSANE ASYLUM
EUGENt’S CHRIST
MAS GREETINGS
Florence Items.
OREGON’S END
MARRIED DREW A KNIFE
ON JARED SCOTT
MANILA ITCH
AT LORANfe
TIMBER LAND
VALUES STAND
RAILROAD SUR­
VEYORS WORKING
Somewhat Personal.
Trial Goes Over.
W. R. P. L Election.
Sent to Asylum.
Rhode Island Red Chickens.
Born.
Lodge Incorporated
Morrow Sold Ont.
SOCIAL REALM.