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About Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1905)
beiter WATER SYSTEM EXCURSION TO IMPROVEMENTS CALIFORNIA AT FIRE HOUSE' Toe work of remodeling tbe Interior Lndtr of the central Are bell tower in.' he lower floor of the city hall tu tacili- tate the tian'll lug of the city’s Ore fighting apparatus was begun Uday. Fire Chief Yoran explained tbe Tbe new owners of tte Eugene W - plana for tbe Improveo eul to a Guard er Company are preparing to mske 'r»porter this atteruoon as follows: A extensive Improvements just as soon partition will be built iu tbe bell towei n they take [ ossseslon of the plant and the team recently hired by tbe on Ji.nusry 1st. city will be kept tnere at mgbt to haul E- W. Hall, the Eugene manager, the apparatus to the fires. A feed in termed the Guard today that tbe room iu wblcti will be kept the ba> company Lai purchased the two tine aud oats tor tbe horses will be ballt large pumps that bad turniahed water above. Tbe place where tbe florae« and flru protection for the Lewla »nd will be kept aud tbe room engine Ulaik expoaltloii These pumps have . will be connected so there will be no a* direct capacity of one million gal delay in getting bitebed up. Tbe lons daily, aud will be installed im Chemical engine will be so arranged mediately. that ToO feet of buee can te carried The system will be made up-tc-date without using a cart. A room 9xl.r iu ever reaped and all dead enda will feet In dimensions will be constructed be connected up. New wells will be between tbe cbemioal engine room used aud in all respects tbe plant will aud tbe bouk and ladder room in be thoroughly modern. wlinb tbe driver of tbe team i and per Mr. Hall lays the company will baps two other men will sleep al consult with the citizens and tdinlsb night, to be on baud to respond experts and locate the ‘well» so that quickly to the alar „• e. lu I all prob nothing but good, pare, wholesome ability a reading rcom for the men water will be furniatied. will be «stKbllabed in tbe I Hremeu'r The pumps have been shippad frcni ball aud a sliding pole from there Portland and sboald arrive here in a down to tbu eugiue ro^m put in an day cr so. that in case an alarm is turned u Mr. Hall reports that wo'k on tbe while the men are in tbe reading new elrctrlc line from Salem to Port- | room they can reach tbe apparatus land la progreaalng rapidly, «nd the without going down tbe stairway. line from Eugene to Salem will I e This , improvements will be rushed the next th» company will bu.id. [ to completion and when made the , firemeu will be able tfl give a much better service. 0 ' I he Ort^f n League Le tves Atl'pic*.! oi Development EUGENE WILL BE A TERMINAL GIVE Portland on Special Train SOME I - : Tbe Portland Telegram ef yester men will he siren employ —ent on OF A day, speaking offleially, contaica tbe bridge work durir g tne oqxt year. January 13 I following Important railroad news, NSW LOCOMOTIVES. Secretary Tom Richardson, of the coijflrn.ing the Guard’« recent report “One strong r- .«on ’ ’r r-' ewing Oregon Development League, Is very ’hat th« Southern Pacific Co. intends tbs .teel on bi i „r- and tv ok is io lesiroua that tbe stat« at large should t> estalli.b a big gravel pit at E»- provide for the Lev locomotives ur be wul represented on this excursion, I gene, also tbe frequent assertions diré! hy the Herriman aya'em Of Your friends willbepic i'be party, which will be composed ' made by thia paper that Eugene will 140 erginea u ntracteu fur, it <« plan to receive any of ths of ladies and geuilemeri, leaves Port ha a I terminal for numerous tr°lu ned to u-e 20 ot them in ibe line be- ¡crews: , tides mentioned belc v - land at midnight January 13, IL*’, bwuan PortL Pnrtla.it.1 un.’l 4 * blam', h I a n 11 <ml «nil tbvv tha-V “Besnlea tbe 240 miles of track tween . l aud and you will mt.be put t «tope being made at Sacramento, Fan comprised in the new line from Dram will extend their division notthward any extraordinary expeo* r'rauciaco, Palo Alto, San Jose, Paso to Marshfield aud Natron tO t th« a» tt e bear} track la lai I. 1 ha lleW in buying for they are a.l Robles, Santa Barbara aud j L os An- • locumotivis, iftbeAtlar-, Klamath, for I which $7,360,000 bss gales. Spacial enteitaiumeut will le ihc type», weigh 222. rl'O b en appropriated, tbe Southern Pa ■ tic and accorded the party at these points. cific baa h number it other improve- pmilids such, aud tbe temiera. 162.- Inexpensive Gifts The rate from Portland will be $6'1 - luauta uuder way. Tbe entire line 000 pound , while tbe freight entires to' one person, which includes thr « from Divide, five miles beyond Cot tin the SO- l»< at 20$,iS<> pounds, aud oeals to be served on diner between Purses, Bill Books, Card Cases, tage Grove, to Portland, is to be re the leirters at 135,(* 0 pj'iri Is. Portland and Sacramento, aud Pal’- Medallion Pictures. Fancy CardieS) THOUSANDS OF CARS. constructed. New and heavier steel mun Liertb tc Los Angeles. A rate ot I has been ordered, and the track will Stationery, Ink Stands, Toys, Books, ’ “Of uther equlptne t er ere’, there *58 will oe charged where two people I he rebalisated at a coat of about $1, III 1050 Lox car. of 0 li.ue uaparity Games, China. iccupy a double berth. A deposit of 129,000, while an additional anm cf eaob. I hem are It 0 atrek care, 45L $25 is necessary on each ticket to sc |r&3*2,000 ha. been set aside for rew flat care at d 350 gondola cars. Of are reservation. Section rese, vatiors Our prices are alwas the lowest ! nridge«, and $135.000 on Alls to re- those ae-ignod to th» N> rtbweet line« will be held until December 25th. prices considered. j place wooden trestle«. 609 kcx car« will gc it to aerviie on Chis is an excellent opportunity to ‘ local roads. The paeaengwr traína on EUGENE A TERMINAL 'isit California, as the auspices under I Dolls and Pictures Free vhicb it Is given insures a most er.- i “ Together with increasing the wurk the Southern Pacific in Oregon will’ be bettered by tbe addition of i ew joyable outing. it Harrisburg,u gravel pit is to be ea- The excursion is tc be run only pre- | . ’abliat ed at Fugeue,and that city will parlor ears and diner«. The value of v.ded that not less than 125 petsoD* oecome the terminal tor hah a Oczeu new equipment to be i la-ed In service in Western Oregon next year will uake tbe trip. All communications ’rain cru»e. With the bueiuesa .they in reference to reservations, aud to «ill bring, nnt iucludlug the WHgea reach $550,000. he trip in genera), should be address I ot the men, it is estimated that $\- ¡ “According to tbe estlaatea of ed Io Tom Kicbaidtou, manager ’OGO,OuO will be epent in tbe Whlam- the engineering department, the'e Portland Commercial Club, Pjrllaud, die valley next year. Of 30 bridges “•111 be 2500 -een w4kitg rn the lice between Cottage Crore «nd Po.t'and Oreguc. , recommended to be replaced with in 19C6, which will mean a payroll cf Reel, material ia enroute tor 11 of $125, OlO a month. ” -hem, and It ia said that at jeart 5'0 | r— ------------------------- ----------------- of tbe aeooudkaemeste>, reuiuaiy 10, it Is expected that the enrollment for The Hiewatfca Mining and Milling the ye»r will retch the 350 maik. Company t eld a stockholders meetur Mayo Evaus, the well-known pian at Co'tsge Grove Thursday, and tie ist, has broken out with smallpox and follrwlrg bosrd of directors vas was yesterday quarantined at bis ejected: Lurid •i’lrn, fresident; Al room in trie Risdou block. When tbe University of Oregon tred J hnson, vice president; (>. Mise Stella Auriersor. h | university olosed its doors tor tbe Christmas va He«se, treasurer; J. Johnsoh, sec vtudsut, Is uuder quarantine at tbe cation the registrar’s books showed retary, and T. M. Doyle. residence of H. D. Wylie at East in enrollment of 298, exclusive of The city council meets this eveuicg. Of 853,000 shares ontstandog 650,000 Thirteeutb and A streets. the departments of music, law, med There la a rumor on the streets this were reptesented. Plans were laid fcr icine, etc. This is so increase of 15 afternoon that the council will order Exten per cent, ever the total enrollment of a new election on the municipal bond work f r the ensuing year. sive development woik was decided last year aud is tbe largest enroll- issue question. upon for the winter. Bins are being men. count It g students of actual col Late this afternoon the councilman lege rar k, In tbe history of the uni b»d not been served with the injunc built for tbe storage of ore. The ore, versity. As there will be a large tion papers, but bad beeu served wi’b whi h will be sacked for shipment to th- an el'er, runs $60.79 gold. The number of ireanmeti at the opening a summons. ore al«o roue well in silver >r At the regular meeting qf tbe Fra- terual Brotueibood order in Franks' ha!) last night twelve candidates were initiated, after which the 40 members aud guests present enjoyed an excel-1 leut oyster supper iu tbe bat qaet i room. 'I be Htfair was O', is rf tbe must; pleasHht ever held by tbe order rhis city. ( Hull’s Drug Store LEADS HAWAIIAN TRIP CONTEST E. W. HALL BACK rwo MORE CASES Tbe Portland Journal's Hawaiian TO EUGENE trip contest, which comes to a close OF SMALLPOX GOOD ENROLLMENT on the 30th of this mouth, is now E. W. Hall, of tbe Lane County ar iruing, u great Interest all over Electric Co., who bad charge of tbe AT UNIVERSITY the state. Up co last night Mirs ! office here «util recently, arrived up « Madge Hittee, the Eugene and Lare from Portland tbli afternoon, lie has county candidate for high honors, beeu worklug In tbe metropolis iu led lt> her district by 12,839 votes. tbe iLtireat of the new electric line Her total number to date is 75,561, I etweeu Salem and I ortlaud. Re says while that of her nearest competitor tue piospects are brigb. for tbe ojne- is 62,722. Duting tbe Inst week cll grantli g tbe company the front friends ot Miss Battee have been street franchise, wbioli has been un- working bard to help her wlu tbe trip, ' der consideration for rome time past. sod it the alead/ run continues tbe “(Aork is progressing sallefactorily coming few days ft will land tbe Eu [ on tbe balem end of the line,” said gen» girl at the top. Every little bit Mr. Hail. “We bare over a hundred helps and those who ta*e tbe the men employed aud they are going Portland Journal would he doing the right aluug “ right thing If the coupone cut from | Mr. Hail stated that tbe work of tlie paptr were deposited at Hull's eoustruetli-g the uew reservoir on drug store for our candidate. ! Skinner’s Butte for the Eugene water (July mi e days more remain uutll I works, also the work of eroctiug tbe th« ■ cuti ■' Irs e, ani between now gas plant, will begin soon. and tbe 30tb it Is expected that the | Iot.ltion of tbe candidates will change occasi ma ll> MINISTER'S ANNOUNCEMENT SALOON AT SPRING- tbe miiuy fi lends,tboueh strang ’ FIELD ROBBED ers, To toiltered over the couutv, greet- This terming some time after three o'olock lad 1 uckey'a saloon at Springfield whs entered by some one aud nbout $23 taken out of the caah register. No llquara were taken. The iiurglar or burglars entered tbe place by breaking lu the back door. A suspicious looking character who had teen hanging about tbe saloon during the day bet ire la suspected of the crime ai d a dsaorlptlou of tbe fellow Is now tn tbs hands ot Chief ol Polls« Stile«, of this cite, who la on the look out fcr him. It la prof at la, though, thatbhA Is oat of tbU part of the atate by this time. Tbe aaloou was closed this morning •boat 3 o’clock and the robbery oc- carred between that tim« and day- light. APPOINTED FRUIT INSPECTOR Dr. H. F. McCorttack has been' • p pointed county fruit inspector by the ooauty coart; and he will begin his work In that cap.ci’y witbin a few days. Illa duties era to examine all orchards to «•• that the> ate proper ly «played for all peats, to «re that no dlaeased fruit la «old by mer chants aud to examine ail nubaery •took shipped In aud out ot tbe coun ty. Tie appointment 1« a good one. Note and Comment I ANOTHER MU- NICIPAL ELECTION LODGE MEMBERS ENJOY OYSTERS ìhè Magnet Clothing Co.’s i Coburg Items Coburg, Dec. 12. —A. C. Dixor, Ifltt: As 1 have settled In Eugene and have been appoluted uileeioueiy for Eugeue, was a Coburg visitor od Fri Lane county 1 want to do all tbe day of last wrek. goo I I can tu all the people 1 cau,aud I Mrs M. A aud Mrs. Pearl Ho war J lu m H tbw ways 1 cuu. 1 aui ready to I returued to Thurston uu Thursday of serve the people in tbe Oapacity ot a last, week, after several weeks’ visit oiluitter of the gaopel iu auy way with lelstlves. needed. Aa my tiiue is takeu ol Sun Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Kriddle have re days 1 osu rei cb you lu th« week, but , turned to Rosebud, Texas, after sev time will be tnkeu to attend to fa- eral mouths visit with relatives uerals end weddings and will make Mis. Ed Flynn, ci H«u<iiine, came edorta to su»*ei all calls perlaluiug to oiy wurk. M) horn« * ill be found down Thursday for a short vib t rr- at 713 llisat Eleveuth street. ’Phone tn'Dlng Sarurday moi ring. T. IL KoaMiborg came down from Red 4762. Weudllng Tuesday, returning Wedner- hiudly ycure to te've, Jsy of thia week. D. E. BAKER, Miaalousry Corvalia dsptiat Mrs Geo. Barnard who has beeu ill A-aociatiou. Jwib malarial (ever for the last six weska, ia cuuraleeCcflt. R. W. Martin baa rented the Thomae VauDuyn no use for the winter and 1 will till my r guiar appointments will reside there with hla mother, »bo as fellows: Will preach st Haginaw recently arrived from Atcoiaor. Kan- Friday evyniug at 7:40, and at Cres - saa. A large flagpole eighty feet long was well Saturday at 2:30 p. m. and at 11 a.m. t-uuday, aud at loucalla Sunday raised ou ’he school ground last Sat evening at 7 :3o. Everybody invited. urday morulng and the bandacme Will spend Christmas at borne, com flag, 6x14 feet, was tun up on Moa- A new sidewalk ia be- ing in on tbe overland Cbriatmaa day lug built from tbe schoolhouse to morning. town teo. Who says we’re not pro- D. E. BAKER, greaaivs? Pastor. Rev. E. K. Moon will preach at the Christian church an th« fifth Sunday - of thia mouth, also tbe first Sunday i in January. Wednesday, Deo, 13, 1905, to Mr. Mr. Henderson, wife and thre« cbll- •nd Mrs. Harry Colemao, at Cobarg, ireu arrived from Iowa last weak and a daughter. are vlalting with D. Sidwell end fam ily. Tbey expect to locate here. Saturday, Dec. 16, IK6, to Mr. and Mi«« Lulu Mathews, who recently Mrs. U. Gingerly, at Coburg, a son. fluiabod a three years’ coarse in nurs- ----- ■ Ing at Oakland, CaL, le «pending eev- Monday, Dec 11, 1905, to Mr. and -ra) mootba with her pareiito. M. M. Mrs. H. Amerberst llcwe, at Crea- Mathew« aud wife. Announcement The national administration has In directly endorsed tbe governor of Ur agon. Francia J. Hooey, ths able rep resentative of President Ruoeevelt, who has worked to clear tbe political atmoepheie of Uregou from the graft well, a daughter. era, has wired Governor Chamberlain Spccta' Stockholder»’ Metting that the appointment of John M. Gear In Is io bis »pinion tbe beet that i A apeclal meeting of tbe etockhcld- * ooald be made, and Mr. Heney far- ; ers of the Crow Telephone Co. is call tbor states that if be bad tbe appoint ed at Crow January 6tb, 1IM, at one 1 ing power that be would hgve named , o’clock p. tn. for tbe purpoae of leey- tbs governor's choice. As Mr. Haney Itig one aaaes«a.ent, to be applied on coatee nearer representing ¿'resident ludebtedneM and Improvement of Roosevelt than auy other man in Or compauy’a line. Sto'kboldera are ur egon, It would seam that we are in gently requested-to atteod. demi 'uehv by baring Senator Usarlo CHAS. HADLEY, Pre*. to represent as. J. V. JBNKIN8,3M»e. ____ HIAWATHA MINING AND MILLING CO. Dame Rumor says re are to bare two weddlug« 1» tbe near future, one Cbrletmas aud one on New,Year*adey. 1 Now gues.. Preparations are being made for Christmas trees and exerctae« at both tbe Christian and Methodist ch orche« ou Saturday evening. Roseburg Review: Mr«. W. M. T.andon, of Eugen», la ber» to spend tbe holidays with ber parents, Mr. aud Mrs Frank ne»d.____ _______ , FOR BETTERMEN the Economy of the Keynote of our talk. This is a time when it is true economy to spend money and extravagance to save it. Considerthequality, it’s only when you do that, that the true significance of this wonderful sale is realized. Read every offering carefully for there is mighty interesting saving news for you: but at the same time bear it in mind, that the first buyers get the choicest selections, b^ opa of them. Frankly the only profit we expect from this sale is the advertising such »bargains will giv us, we are not selling out— merely outselling. Big bargains in men’s, bi ys and children s clothing; men s -boys’, ladies’, misses’ shoes; men’s ladies’, misses and children's underwear: blankets, hats, furnishing goods, etc. A word ebout, our Clothing— Our clothing for men, bovs, and children are made by the best known makers-in the United States, such as Friend Bros., Milwau kee, Wis.; The Bull System, made in Cincinnati,: Lowenstein & Co , Chicago. Every garment guaranteed to be perfect in tailoring and to retain its shape. Where can you tind better in prices They range for men from ?4.45 to $14.85, worth double its price. In youth from $3.75 to $11.65, in children’s trom 95c to $5.oo. Our holiday suspenders, neckwear, silk, linen and cotton handkerchiefs can not be sur passed by any house in Eugene, and remember there are only a few days left to do your Xmas shopping. In shoes we can suit you as you all know we sell more shces than any store in Line county. Men’s shoes from $1.15 to $3.oo, Ladies’ shoes 1.25 to 3.5o, Misses’ shoes 95c to 1.5o. Children’s shoes from 95c to 1.25, boys shoes 95c to 2.oo, and every pair guaranteed. Quilts, blankets and suit cases’ at le<s than Manui acturers cost. Lmbrellas, we carry as large a stock as you can find anyplace in Eugene or any other city. At half price the assortment is large and sure enough you can please your Mother, Father, brother, sister, sweerheart, uncle or aunt with a nice umbrella better than anything, especially when you can buy them at half price. Our Store open evenings until 9 p. m. Sat,urdays until 10 p. m The Magnet Clothing Co. 61 East Ninth Street, Park Street Entrance. ■
