THE EUGENE GUA k F *afii LU Gale inquest ............................. 1 70 J ci '-ay, bridge work ............. 1 50 W C Johnson, witness Fred Gale i nlji Hszeit on,drayage for inquest.................... .................... 1 50 bridge .................................... Jack Morgan, witness Fred Gale lupervioors’ Accouut— inquest................................... 1 70 V D Taylor, road supervisor, -ervice ...................................... 9 uu Chas Warren, witness Fred Gale inquest........................................ 1 L Lockard, road supervisor, service.......................................... 10 00 W'm Roberts, witness Fred Gale inquest ...................................... i 70 i M F Casteel, road supervisor, W R Fry, witness Fred Gale in­ service .................................... 10 quest .......................................... 1 70 Merrit Casteel, road supervisor, ervice ........................................ 5 59 Arthur Thompson, witness Fred A lOthe of the sterliag pioneers Gale inquest ......... 1 70 Abo braved the dangers of the trip IS in Mathers, road supervisor, across the theu wilderness of nearly service.................... ... 8 75 Torn Miller, witness bred Gul« Inquest.................. 1 70 t»o thom-and uii’es, consuming from W W DarneiHe, road e-pervlsor, ' three to live months, has passed away, service.......................................... 7 50 Stella Fry, witness Fred Gale inquest.................... 1 70 i full of years and b»nor. Mrs Rach- 8 B May ben, road supervisor, C R Ormsby, witness Gale Fred I ael Cochran died at 8:45 o’clock last I service.......................................... 15 00 inquest.................... 1 70 evening at the home of her daughter, . E J Wells, bridge work.............. 6 00 yn n Miller, witness Fred Gale Mrs. William Keuthaw, ou North Wil- i M B Stone, road supervisor, inquest........................................ 1 70 I lamette street, of old oga, aged eighty service ...................................... 2 5 Dr B R Job, witness Fred Gale Was Professor of Mathematics at years and Ove months. It Will Extend South Out Past Henry Cowan, road supervisor, He Was Alone in a Canyon and inquest ...................................... 1 70 Rachael Chapman was born in Indi­ service .. ............................... 25 00 the Institution for Twenty the London Springs Into the Crawled Up Steep Hill to W F rihauifelt, witness Fred Gale ana in 1823 The family moved to Pauper Account— Years---He Died Heavy Timber inquest ...................................... 1 70 Mining Camp. Miseouii, ana there she was married Mrs Eliza Taylor, pauper sup­ Katie Claike, witness Fred Gale Suddenly. Belt. to James J. Cochran in 1813. Crossed pl lee ............................ ........... 12 00 inquest........................................ 1 70 the plains with the emigration of Orville Waller, a well known uni- W Powell, pauoer aunnli e=i 6 00 E H Rosen burg, witness Fred 185?, being one of the parly that wns verstiy student of this city, a son of 18 83 Mrs Geo Lee, pauper t q pin s Word was received in Eugene today Gale inqueBt............................... 1 70 Cottage Grove seems tc be particu­ lost while taking the “Meeker cutoff, ” Mrs. Ollie Waller, and who recently Davit Link, shoes for pa ¡per.. 4 70 I i Duke Knox, witness Fred Gale that Professor .Mark Bailey, the pio­ finally reaching the valley at Eugene larly favored in the matter of rail Mrs M D Mitchell, pauper sup­ went to the Lucky Boy mine on neer educator, formerly of Eugene, inquest .................................... 1 70 by coming down the then roadless loads, says the Nugget. The South­ Blue river, where he was engaged as 74 1 plies ............................................. died in '•’ncoma, Wash., last evening Middle Fork of the Willamette river, ern Pacific passes through it,the O. & Lewis A Veach, pauper r"p; lies 10 00 R M Veatch, juror Fred Gale night watchman at the stamp at 5:30 o’clock. Death came sudden­ inquest ..................................... 1 00 S. E. has seventeen miles of its road experiencing no little hardship. Set mill, met with a serious ac­ Williams A Parvin, par.'! r sup ­ ly and without any previous illness. tied ou the Mohawk, moving to East, built toward Bohemia, and now comes cident on Wednesday night about 9 plies .................................... .. 8 00 W' S Chrisman, juror Fred Gale Professor Bailey was a member of ern Oregon a number of years ago. the announcement of another road to o’clock while making his rounds inque-t................................... .. 1 Mrs VI E Russell, tom ial i f pun ■ the first, faculty of the University of Her husband died about nine years be soon built to the south for the through the mil). 50 C H Van Denburg, juror Fred 11 per . Oregon, lielug elected professor of ago in Wallowa valley, and soon after purpose of bringing the almost count- While looking over some electric 1 Gale inquest ............................... of E Russell, care Mrs M mathematics in 1876, when the insti­ she came to Eugene,making her home I less logs to the city, to be sawed into machinery young Waller stumbled 99 Frank Jordan, juror Fred Gale pets tution was established. He came here | lumber for outside markets. with her daughter till death. She inque-i 1 00 on a loose board and fell forward, 00 from McMinnville, whore he whs For some time past J. O. Long has W J Mulkey, board of pauper was the mother of six children, but dropping the heavy automatic Colts J W 11 , juror Fred Gale Assessors’ Account— president, of McMinnville College, a two of whom survive her, Mrs. Ren­ I been quetly securing the right of way 38-calibre revolver which he carried. 1 inquest DO I assessor. D P Burton, county Baptist institution, which was then a shaw and Mrs. Patterson, the latter along the Coast Fork to the south, and In some way the gun was discharged, 83 00 L F Wooley, juror Fred Gale salary ............. leading college of the coast. Serving daughter residing in Wallowa county. . it is stated all rights have teen se­ the ball entering the right leg, di­ 1 00 Inquest ........................................ Wm M Pitney, deputy county over twenty years in the nhair ol Till an unfortunate fall several cured and the deeds will soon be in rectly under the knee, passing C B King, coroner Mrs Sabitba 00 75 assessor, salary mathematics in the University of Or- months since, Mrs. Cochran enjoyed the bauds of the promoters of the John L Furni.’b, deputy county through the limb, »hattering the bone Lewelen inquest ...................... 24 eogn, Professor Bailey retired into good health, Her mind never failed road. and inflicting a severe wound. No C B King, coroner W R Kemery 57 50 assessor,salary private life in 1897. He and his esti­ her to any The road will start from the Long coini lerable extent, and one was near when the accident oc­ Inquest ........................................ 9 James L Furnish,deputy county mable wife continued to reside in Eu­ till her fatal i'iness she tcok no little A Binghaui sawmill and parallel the curred. All the employes were at the J M Nichols, ju-or Mrs Sabitha 67 50 assessor, salary .................... gene, at their splendid residence at interest in current events, for in- j 8. P. track for some miles, when it Lewelen inquest........................ 9 50 mine which is at the top of the hill, Norris, deputy county as- the corner of East Ninth and High will turn into the hea«y timber. It i. stance the Russo-Japanese war, with 1 and about one mile and a half fro i John A Lawrence, juror Mrs Sa­ 67 50 eessor, salary ............................. streets until about a year ago, when attendant incident*. She was au i ar- proposed to build about twelve miles 8 J Wilson, deputy county as­ 9 the mill which is down in the canyon. bitha Lewelen inquest ........... they went to Tacoma, where their dent Repullioan tn politics and a for the present, but will as occasion Waller realized that it would be Ed Bundy, juror Mrs Sabitha 00 54 sessor, salary son Professor Mark Bailey, Jr., re member of the local Patriotic League. requires be extended ou past London E L Berkshire, deputy county Lewelen inquest ...................... 9 50 fatal for him to stay at the mill until sides. Hers was au active, bus, life-the as far as the timber will justify. morning without assistance, so with assessor, salary ......................... 67 50 M F Casteel, juror Mrs Sabitha Professor Baily came to Oregon For some time all the logs will be world is better for her haviog lived. ne-ve crawled up 9 50 great pluck and Lewelen inquest May M Hemenway, deputy from Massachusetts in the early days. 'The funeral services were held at sawed at the Long A Bingham mill sideVto the mines the mountain G T Berry, juror Mrs Sabitha 6 00 eounty assessor, salary ........... He was a staunch^member of the Bap­ St. Mary's Episcopal church at 3 but it is probable other mills along Lewelen inquest........................ ! 2 50 which he reached about 1:30 a. m. tist church.'was a man of strict integ- Witness’ Account— o’clock this afternoon, with interment the line will be added later. The road Dr. Chick, the camp physician, T W Poole, juror Mrs Sabithr rity**?and7fofjhigh morals. His age in the Mascnic cemetery. Dr. Lover­ will be standard gauge, and a Shay Sam Robinson, witness State vs 9 50 dressed the wound temporarily and Lewelen inquest ................ was in 'the]Jneigbborhood of eighty idge conducted the services. R hoe et al................................ 1 70 engine especially adapted for logging at 6:30 o’clock Thursday morning Charles Platt, juror W R Kem years. E Van Vranken, witness State purposes will be used. the wounded man, accompanied by 1 40 erf inquest ....... The widow has the deep sympathy 70 1 vs R Roe et al........................... It is understood arrangement* for CbHrl“s Austin, started for Eugene li turnery J 8 Stiles, juror of the nr here about 8:30 o’clock last evening, áeuiery with Mr. Long have not been given J Bradley, witness State vs J A Walltr was taken to tole home in 1 20 inquest............. Thomas........................................ 1 90 H A Barr, juror A K Kemery At Cottage Grove on Tuesday morn­ to the public as yet,but may be wit’j- th.- McClung block where he was Lee Hodges, witness State vs J ing, A. F. Johnson, better known as In a few days. 1 20 waited upon by Drs. F. M. Day and inquest ....... ... A Thomas................................... 1 90 Peter Nye. iuror W R Ke ery Tom, passed away after a long and W. Kuykendall. The wound is not J D Doran, witness State va J severe illness, at the age of 67 years. lufluest........................................ 1 20 | serious and the patient will prooably A Thomas.................... .............. 2 30 Emery Laduke, juror W R Mr. Johnson came to Cottage Grove i be able to be out in five or six weeks about 25 yaurs ago and for some time Justice Account— Kemery inquest....................... 1 engaged in the mercantile business, J W Vaughn, justice, State vs L Phetteplace, witness W R A Successful Trip South-- but later paid more attention to min REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Geo Williams et al.................... 6 Kemery inquest....................... 1 50 Another Game Here ing, doing considerable work in the Wi Ills and Annie May Koi,nett to J W Vaughn, justice, State vs Mrs L Phetteplace, witness W F OF ( row ono-twelftniuterest in Bohemia district. A few months ago John Doe.................................... 5 20 1 50 Kemery inquest...................... Several reasons wbv “The Palme” Tomorrow. he Bold a group of claims to J. 1!. lot 7 blk 5, Mulligan’s donation, $50. C A Wlntermeier, justice, draw­ E B Goodcbild, witness ago. S F and Lizzie S Kerns to F|L Ed Browning,drawing jury list 2 CO Dr N L Lee, medical services. . 10 Ou date apparatus in Eugene. clency on the diamond by winning Chambers; certain laud in Packard’s W W Moade, drawing jury list 2 00 Cynthia Malett, witnsss Second—Their automatic carbona­ witness Mrs two victories, one from Cottage Grove ad to Eugene. $300. i 50 tor for soda is the only thiug used by Sabitb« Lewelen inquest U G Walker, miscellaneous........ 2 00 and one from the Drain Normal. T G aud Martha A Hendricks the largest dispensers of soda in the E P Williams, making jury list 42 66 Mactie Lawrence, witness Mrs The tenm Is now the pride of the Elizabeth Rohue; lots 5 and 6, blk 3, A T Miller,making jury list 1 50 United States and the soda is always 3 00 Sabitha Lewelen inquest high Hohool and every boy on it la a charged to the same degree, which it Hou. R. M. Veatcb, the Democratic Hendricks* amended ad to Eugene. Joseph llays, making jury list 2 00 Dr. E T Anderson, , witness Fred star. Tomorrow afternoon the high $200. 6 70 is impossible to do with the old style Gale iDquest....... J 11 KissiDger, making jury list 2 00 nominee for Conrgessman, will ad­ school student* will be at the league Eliaa West to Josephine Warner; G M Meet, making jury list.. . 3 00 apparatus. dress the citizens of Douglas conni y grounds in full numbers to see their 91-, acres In tp 20, a r 3 w. $450. Third—They have -he only contri­ Alton E Matteson, making jury as follows : team in wbat promisee to be a fast CIRCUIT COURT. vance to keep their syrup, made of the list........................... ...................... 2 At Myrtle Creek, Monday evening game of ball with Young Albany. purest extracts, ice cold at all times. May 16th. G R Cb'lsiuau vs R McMurphey et Constable Account: The Albany club will arrive on to­ Fourth—They use nothing but the At Oakland, Tuesday afternoon, ux; to recover money on a promis­ J M Nichhols eonstable state morrow afternoon’* train with a largo C. C. Shay, of Portland, visited bis best ice cream, made from the pure May 17th. sory note. Morgan ............................. $10 vs number of enthusiastic fans. Thia sister, Mrs. 8. A. Nickerson, of this sweet and fresh cream. Cream that J V Lawrence constable state At Roseburg, Tuesday evening, ASSIGNMENT. will probably 1« the last chance to place, Thursday. is taken direct from the separator aod vs R Roe, et al.......................... 5 Mary Bartels, milliner, of Cottage see the high school boys play on the Muy 17th. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Nourse, left frozen without glucose, arrowroot or Berry constable state vs N T Grove, makes assignment for the ben home grounds this season, and there Frank Davie.............................. 4 00, Tuesday for Mapleton, where they will gelatine for a doctor. Cream that etlt of her creditors. Her liabilities promises to be a large attendance. probably spend several weeks. is not allowed to stand until it reach­ B K Lawson constable stat* are $1275.62, The lineup will be ee follows: es a certain age and then, if sour, Mrs. Juliet Watkins and Miss Mary vs John Doe........................... 3 35 Eugene. Albany. Brant, of Detroit, Mich., are visiting sweetened by artifleial mean*. M Niebels, constable state King 0 Lee Rev. Morton L. Rose, formerly pas­ Fifth—“The Palms” has the only A Sure Thing. v* John Doe............................... 9 10 at the home of Dr. aDd Mrs. R. A. Crow Nelson tor of the First Christian church, , of p soda and soft drink dispenser in Ore­ Jayne. Is is said that nothing is sure ex­ A J Smith, constable services. 96 20 Paine lb Marks this city, but now of Tacoma, will gon. Anybody could draw a glass of oept death and taxes, but that is not G T Berry making arrests. Mrs. J. 8. Magladry Isft Monday 50 7 M oore 2b Butler be hare Suuday, May 29th, and altogether true. Dr. Klug's New Dis­ for Astoria to join her husband, wbo soda, but it takes an experienced dis­ Tex collecting account— Bean 3b Myer* will delllver the baccalaureate ■er- covery for Consumption is a sure is employed as sawyer at one of the penser to give the soda the proper fla­ M S Wallis clerical work, col ­ ?ure for all luug and throat trouble* Smith A. Coates mon at the Divinity School. vor and mixture. Thousands can testify to that. Mrs. large mills at that place- 00 83 lecting taxes ............................. Simpson If B. Coates C. B. Van Metre, ef Sbepherdtown, W G Martin, clerical work, col­ Tbe popular Springfield Bakery, Crow, Dillard cf Watson The cement walks in the west park W. Va., says: “1 had a severe case lecting taxes............................... 34 0°: owned by M. B. Huntley, was sold Kestly rf Clevenger ’ are now completed. The park is be- of b uchiti* and for a year tried V yesterday at noon to T. B. Heskett, ng I beard of, but got no re- J C Parker, clerical work, col­ ' ing tilled in with sandy river loam v- e bottle of Dr. King’s New lecting taxes............................... 76 00 of Chico, Calif. The new propletor ; and leveled. It will soou be newly ■covery then cured me absolutely.” 1 P J McPherson, clerical work, took cbaige yesterday and will run I We have property for sale, at a i seeded and will then be in tiue condl- | It's lutallible for croup, whooping collecting taxes .................... 40 the business along lines as heretofore, baragin in California, Washington, cough, grip,pneumonia and consump ­ | lion. Printing Account — tion. Try it. it’s guaranteed by W. and respectfully invites the patronage Nebraska, Misbiagn, South L'akcta W. W. WITHERS’ An old decrepit man applied to the L. Del-ano's, druggist. Trial bottles W’ C Yoran, printing ............. 22 50 oFall. ' Mr. Huntley has not yet de- i and Eastern ¡Oregon, rr would trade county judge 1'hnrsdHy evening to be , free. Ke«, sizes 50c, $1.00, Gilstrap Bros, printing.............. 68'30 cHed what he will do yet, only that I for’ property in Eugene or Lane sent to the poorhouse, and was given 19 60 be will do a llttleJflshlDg and bunting | county. 1 Tli? Florence West, printing ^C. s TFARROW £co“ an order to take temporary shelter i The Junction Times, printing.. 11 00 before settling down into business Rooms 1 and 2 over Chambers’ I there. i The Guard, printing ....... 40 95 again.---News. hardware store. The Albany clerks are meettng with The Oregon State Journal, At the request of Mrs. Withers, printing...................................... 38 widow of the late Sheriff W. W. With­ a good ileal of encouragement in their Bridge Account— 13 early clorlng movement, haring been J F Woods, printing ers, the uniform ran!., W. O. W., of 418 A N Striker, bridge work . Comissionera’ Acoount— Springfield, will perform the unveil opposed in only one or two cases. Arthur Striker, bridge work 53 .1 'll Hill, county commissioner, Ing ceremonies at the I.O. O. F. com Those who have Investigated the A N Striker, bridge work 9 24 00 * Ou Thursday night at 8:30 at the moven>ent*i'.>{ot her cities say the mer service*.... A span of good driving horses, eterv in this city on Sunday, June 11 Harley Williams, hauling Il D Edwards, county cotnmis- weiaht about D00 pounds. Would home of the bride ’ s parents in Cres ­ 5th. Mr Withers was a charter men. chants Io just as much business and Henry t owau, bridg« work 35 57 sicner, serx ices well, Oscar [Jackson to Miss Nora freferbays. blacks, brown* or Ches­ ter of this organization, and waa have the lelvaiitiige of the extra time Henry Cowa'i, bridge work 11 for a much needed recreation and Inqu est Account — Must _ be sound and Wright. Mr. Jackson is a proserpous nut.Jsorrels. highly i -f anted by tills order. Slier- 12 Geo Emery, bridge work 5» cwt Jones, witness bred Gale gentle. |C. S. FARRoWi CO . farmer near Walker. ill1 Fro.I l i-k »ill deliver an oration change.- I’einocntt. W in Applewhite, bridge work.. 55 50 inquest................ 1470 “Booms 1 amlTi, over' ChsuTlTrs'' at the grave. .1 ’A. 1 oughiniller publishes in 'the M S Barker, lun.ber 87 M li Olark, witness Fred Gale ba r w are storeT^"“ Silverton Appeal this notice “The C W I lionipson, bridge work .. 00 1'70 inquest............... persou who borrowed n>y spray pump I I- I', clli Kelly Co, lumber... 80 H it Lawson, witness Fred Gale Inet'siason will please return same at Geo r.iaeiy, bridge work 00 _____ *\ade YoungtAjjain. 1 70 Inqnest............................... once: another mail wants to borrow Walter Francis, bridge work 4’1“ Mrs Fry. witness Fred Gale in­ "One ef Tr. King's'New I.r» P’Hg on a bay horse branded “ Y ” ‘ A it' ’ Hunter Owen, bridge work . 16 00 Mrs. Harriet Howmai of 1 70 shoulder. Jone that I sold to Sam each night for two weeks has pui me qnest .................... .......... *0 24 .lames F Bay. bringe netk fr my •tee”«’ agefr.” writ*« D H pringHeld for many j’FHrf», <1i at Tie University of Oregon track Frank Leroy, witne»* Fred Thurston about May, 1903, came back 10 95 Igeua, California, this morning, team left on the afternoon train for Clyde Bay, bridge work 1'70 to my place uear Spencer's Butte in Turner, of I’enqsytowD. Pa. Tbey'r Gale inquest the test in the world for liver, stom­ V» 'V O J l V z*. interment will take piaci* in Fo.est Grove, where they will meet Mr* Wilson, witness Fred Gale D even I er. Owsr«" get the horse) ach and bowels. Purely vegetable- «• ............................ the Pacific University tomorrow after Hprlngfleld 1 n. O. F. rem nt cry 1 70 ly laying expeusee. Address Never ertr*. Only 25c at w L FDe Inquest...................... . ai:o 8 drug store. vxw noon. day afternoon at 2 :30 o’o’o-k. H E Underwood, witnes* K * ’ F. J. CROW, Euge-'e . j J, I Mrs. Bows au crossed Hie plains In PROFESSOR BAILEY DEAD 1847 in the Vaughan company, Grand­ ma Wilkins being a survivor of the emigrants. Was married to Ira Bow­ < uu in 1850 lie cressed the plains i 1810, au I lias been dead nine year», Four sons and tbtee daughters sur- vive her. Rachael Cochran Pioneer Instructor at the U. 0. Died at Tacoma TO BUILD ORVILLE ANOTHER WALLER RAILROAD INJURED A Logging Road to Be Built Out of Cottage Grove. Accidently Shot With Revolver Through the Leg. I DieT HIGH SCHOOL TEAM HOME Coarihonse Items Some Cold Facts. R. M Veatch’s Dates Springfield Personals, Rev. M. L. Rose Coming For Sale or Trade. SERVICES OVER GRAVE County Allowances. Married Hurriet Bowman Wanted.