Eugene weekly guard., March 09, 1906, Image 10

NEWS [ROM
THE COUNTY
AND CITY
cousin in 1*«. C. M. Kissinger is
Mrs Powell's attorney.
Ji me» Myers, formerly of the Castle
saloon, has rented Julius Goldsmith s
pool ai d biliiar.l tables ami will,
within a few days, open a billiaid
ball in the north room of the new
Chambers block. He will also carry
a line of cigars ami confectionery.
STATE BOARD
OF HEALTH
■
1
f
'meat Club. Its next n-gular meeting
lis luusday night, March Gl^tthe(
idonee of the president. L. Fhet -
resi------
I place. . All members are urged to ue
present, We may have au item to re'
, with perjury in
J
; the recorder’s court« j I
February 7, »gailut
'
* ho « ere ari e#t»d
, McCabe ha» reci-hii.
erable notoriety f,,r ¡,¡^*1
' Anti Saloon L« aKu«b>^J
orderly house iu
itxse xs-
5 ♦ J» 4k..
™UQ |J
jing
with
the Wome^’i^J
¡only 19 years of
7*1
The regular March term of circuit ; talk of arresting ths
. , .
. I at tin- couithou^ this ¡league for »ending fij/j
morning at 9 o’clock, with Judge L. ' place.
I
F1TZER FOUND q J
i’. Harris on the bench.
The roll of jurors was called and all
The jury in the ease of al
were present except Winthrop Thomi-
Victor Fitzer, h .- cu
|
son, who is out of the county. Geo.
uf
several
dollars
from
tkej
C. Widmer aud I. B. Cushman were W. W, Scott, last eveni,. J
excused because of sickness iu their
returned a verdict of
families. Another venire of tiiree
Wm. Cavalor, jointly
jurors was ordered taken and the fol­
Fitzer, was given a trial tj
low iug jurymen s» lected: J. C. Mat­
' a jury as follows KosaHJ
kins. J. H. West and A. W. Gilbert.
| Mathers. T. A Shafer, J
Bailiffs were appointed as follows:
kins, David Elliott, J (■ J
F. L. Armitage, court bailiff: < h*J I H. West, M. c UooaJ
Zumwalt, ¡ etit jury bailiff, aud J. M. Morris, A. A. Siiumo/3
Howe, grand jury bailiff.
kerson and W. J. liroe*.
grand jury .
At 3.45 this afternoon tw
A graud jury as follows was chosen: turned h verdict of guilty J
F. B. Chase, E. C. Lake. D. M. Pur- mended the I risouer to tfi, J
kersou. D. M McCrady. M. H. Har­ the court
low. H. C. Wheeler and C. A. Blown.
McCrady was appointed foreman.
port-
The ladies composing the ai l soci­
ety of this part are e»J-eciafiy active.
1 They have done wonders. A» a result
of their efforts we have one of the
Members of the stale I uard of health beuteBt ¡jule churches to lx* toun«l.
| Carl R. Rankin, the engineer in
'1---- ’> It is attractive, comfortable and ac
B. H. Barker, of Heceta Head, wl.o charge of the survey for the South« rn arrived iu Eugene on this afterdo*
nfer
Tb» - L»*!i» ■- “le l-*ou«.:u
picked up a barrel of whisky <> d the Pacific Compiniy’» proposed Natrou- train to col
... with
----- — the city officials.
Ixach near bio ranch a couple of weeks Klamath Falls extension, was in Eu­ the water company and citizen- iu famous for the excellent suppers serv-
ago, was in Newport Tuesday en­ gene y**»ter«iay. He says the |>erini J general regarding the source of Eu-
route home from Albany, woe re in­ no Lit »urv<‘y fur thMr line is progress­ gene's water supply aud to investigate leU eeut». lhe wonder is that th. v
had been getting a government license
“* can attoni to till some of the aching
conditions responsible for the recent
in order to dispose of it legally. Th® ing rapidly.
vo.d» ot hearty men aud omuiverous
typhoid epidemic.
County Judge Chrisman has re­
whisky had evidently been drifting
Immediately alter the arrival of the boys with the best of everything
about in the ocean for a long time, ceived notice from th»- insane a»ylum train the mimlier- of the board held a known to cooks. They do, aud then
as the liar re I was covered tor four or authorities that Louise Eiufel.it, short conference with Mayor Milkin* devute the proceeds to public iiu-
live inches deep with barnacles. The who was committted to that institu­ and several of the physicians at the piuvemeut. Credit to whom credit is
liquor on being sampled proved to be tion fr >m lu»ne county, September Hotel Srneede, after which the visitors due. We vote to put the control of
of a very tine quality. Me under­ 27th, 1891», died March 1st. 1906.
were shown about the city.
A meet­ he city morally and financially under
stand that Mr. Barker has it all spok-
the charge of these ladies, ^e could
Mrs. Elva R. George, who recently ing will be held tonight.
en for at the rate of #6 per gallon, sued the Southern Pacific conq>auy
The state iaiard of health consists ot »arrant improvement.
which will net him about #•*<'. Quite fur sj.’iiio damages, aUeg<-d to ha- e the following: Dr. Andrew C. Smith,
Friday night the aid society gave a
a nice pickup —Newport News.
been incurred by the fluids and other of Portland, president; Dr. E. A. supper iu the church.
About 15u
The First National Bank of Eugene material» from the tie-preserving Pierce, of Salem, vice ¡.resident; Dr. people were seate«i. A literary and
has received its first is.-ne of curren­ plant at Latham running over her Robert C. Yeuney, of Portland, secre­ musical program of great merit fol­
cy under its new charter. The de­ land, dieti |ing its productiveness, tary and state health officer; Dr. J- lowed. the audience was highly ap
nomination» first received are of #10 ha- I.. -1111 another suit to enjoin the C. Smith, of Pemlletou; Dr. Alfred preciaiive. Our literary society,
mid 63», the #10 having the photo­ the c<iuipaiiy from burying its wood Kinney, of Astoiia; Dr. Harry Laue, Bolton Hamble. president, had charge
graph of the late President McKinley, preservatives and other refuse mate­ of Portland; I>r. E. B. Pk-kel of of the program.
SENAY SENTENCED.
and the I3l tliat of Hugh McCulloch. rial iqiui! its land ami from operating Medford; Albert R. Sweetser, of Eu­
Work is being pushed on the new
W.
B.
Swnay, charged with selling
its
plant.
gene,
state
liai-leriologist
;
Dr.
lialph
This currency is of a lighter color
store buihiing. The upper floor will liquor without aiicense.was arraigned
C. Matson, of Portland, assistant state
than the oil and has less wording. I
furnuii a large pheasant hall for pub­
ami pleaded guilty. Time of sentence
becteriolo ist.
The proc»*«* of signing these notes is
set at out* o’clock this afternoon.
The board will confer with the fol­ lic entertainment».
J. W. Nier, the r:ght-o(.J
now occupying some of the I'me of|
Nou let us have sorue street lights ; A tine ot #30 was imposed.
lowing local committees: From the
for the Southern Pacific J
President Hendricks and Cashier
Merchants’ Protective Association, and we will be “right in it." Me
04462187
un interview with the r»pd
Snodgrass
THE EDDY CASE.
Eaton, F. E. are content to be without city water—
D.
E.
Yoran,
Allet
of the North Bend Harbur.J
At the meeting of the Eugene Wool- ,
The ca.»e ot the State vs. Jesse burg, Tburielny evening, J
K. Scar- at present.
Duun, C. H. Hales,
en Co. at Salem Saturday afternoon
Eddy, charged with robbery, was the
appointed
borough and W. H. Kay.
work on the Drain road w
directors were elected as follows: T.
first to come up. This case was tried
by Mayor Wilkins, Dr. F. W. Pren-
April loth.
This la u J
B. Kay, E. Koppe, C. J. Howe, A. W.
about a year ago ami tue delendant
tice, city physician; Dr. J. W. Bar
nouneed
ofdieally
in the iU
Lord. F. L. Chamliers. Officers us
found guilty. An appeal to the su­ week.
Until very recent years it was ris, county phj sieiau ; Dr. W. Kuy-
follows were chosen: T. B. Kay, i thought that catarrh was a disease of
preme court was taken ami the case
kendall. President P. L. Campbell,
Mr. Nier said that thee«
presid -nt and business manager; C.J.
was remanded buck to the circuit j
the blood, but now modern science of the University of Oregon; T. G.
asked him wl»at time they J
Howe, vi-e presid» nt; E. Koppe,
court fora naw trial, The following meuce work ou the grade J
has proved tliat catarrh is a germ ois­ Hendricks ami S. M. ! oran.
secretary and superintend»-! t ; 1. L,
euse, and cun be cured only By a
The state board will probably be
jury was chose®;
replied that he would tie nd
Chambers, tre: surer.
triatmeut that will kill the germ and here a day or two and during their
James Redford, B H. Lyons, Sam­
time.
John McCulloch, a painter, while ht al the mucous membrane of the stay the site lor the new wills lor the
uel Calkins, R. Y. Porter, Jno. F.
He lias had some trouble i
knl-limitin g a wall on the seeoi d floor nose and throat.
waterworks w ill probably be decided
Weeks. G. M. Kirk, Herman Bjerke, right-of-way between DriiJ
of the Warren building late this after
Therefore, when you have catarrh upon.
catch. David El­
Dr. J. W. Harris, county health Chas. Fowler. O.
ton aud may iu two placul
i oon fi ll from a scaffold and sus- you can rnnlily see that if you want
officer,today iniormed h reporter that liott, G. M. N»iet, T. A. Shafer. The gin condemnation proceeda
tai nisi a fracture of his left leg at the to cure it you should use Hyomei,
there has been practically no new jury bad not returned a verdict at
The right-of-way workiili
ankle.
Dr. T. K. Johnson attended which mtsl'cutes lhe air you breathe,
ease of typhoid fever reported in Eu­ press time.
very carefully. The abstrad
thus
killing
tile
catarrhal
germs
and
the injury.
The jury in the Jesse Eddy robbery have to lie passed upoiti
gene for ten days, aud to nse his ow u
The contract for carrying the mail healing the smarting Hnd law mem­
words, “the typhoid epidemic hat case returned u verdict of not guilty ments are made.
between Florence and Eugene for branes of the passages through the
last evening and the defendant was
been effectually stamped out.”
Mr. Nier is now work»
four year» from July I, 19u6, has be»n nose and throat. In breathing Hyo­
very
This
condition
of
affairs
is
discharged
from custody.
right-of-way betwean tj
Acme item: The Siu»law Lumber
mei
you
are
really
treating
your
ca
­
award, d to M. Nottsinger, of Acii e.
Last evening the grand jury return­ Scottsburg, which U »1
Company is making preparations to gratifying to all. It shows that the
He has arraiu-i-d with Captain A. I tarrhal trouldes with the only natural
physicians
of
the
city
have
handled
ed
an indictment against \ ictor 1-itz- maps have been couipletdl
start up their mill next week for the
Hurd, of Florence, for the latter to method, for it will u ake the air you
the epidemic iu an intelligent man­ er. William Cavelor and John Doe that he would lie uu Ca
summers
run.
kA
attend to the mail on terms that will breathe as pure, healing and antisep­
ner.
Brady for larceny from the person. about six weeks.
The schooner Coquille, Captain
leave Mr. Noitsinger a good profit on tic ns that found on the mountains
While there are yet quite a number These are the men accused of robbing
He decides uj ou the stitii
where the pine forests give off their Wetzel, ai rived Ht San Francisco Feb­
Ins contract. —Florence West.
of cases in the city, none of the pa­ W. W. Scott, of Creswell, in the rear goes along and aims to getti
fragrant and healing balsams.
ruary 20, after a trip of 27 days from tients are very low and no
more nf the Manhattan saloon several live miles apart. He ba II
If there is any doubt in your mind the Siuslaw.
J. 8. Gray, a we'l known Eugene
deaths
are
looked
for.
months ago. In the justice court tions at Putnam valley, Ba
business n*an, will soon open a gro- as to the power of Hyomei to cure ca­ | Mapleton item:
M. B. Hood fin­
Brady was acquitted. Fitzer ar.d Cav­ Elkton, Hart creek, Paral
eery store a St. Johns, a rapidly tarrh, the un suai way in which it is ished his contract of logging for <>.
elor
were arraigned.
llutler's and Scottsburg. 1
».OWlllg ”<1 Ul I > of Portland. He took gold by Hull’s drug store should de­ W. Hurd last Monday anil ou Wed­
A demurrer to the indictment was location at Elkton lias nutk
his family there this afternoon. Mr. stroy all doubt, as they offer to re nesday he and Mrs. Hood moved
overruled and the prisoners entered a mined as the town is on a a
i-i-rly a member of the fund the money should Hyomei fail back to their ranch below Point Ter­
G ray « h *
yiea of not guilty. The trial of Fitzer
: Sons, grocers, in F.u- to belietit.
race.
then began. The following jury was
The complete Hyomei cuttit. con­
gene, and 1111s recently lieeli employed
Mapleton item: Mrs. Warren An­
chosen: E. E. Awbrey, J. M. Hol­
in F. J. Berger's hardware store. sisting ot an inhaler, h bottle of Hy- drews, who hiui iweu out ou parole for
The new Christian church at Santa land, I. E. Stevens, R. Y. Porter. B.
He is thoroughly conversaut with his omei and a medicine dropper, costs
several months, was taken back to Clara, a few miles below Eugene, was H. Lyons. II. Bjerke, J. H. Calloway,
I usinées and will no doubt succeed. J only #1, while extra bottlescan be
the asylum this we»k. She was much dedicated ysettrday, Dean E. C. James Benninger, C. H. Hales, Chas.
obtained for 50 cents. Hull’s drug
The angel of death haeMl
Paragraphs have been appearing in stole has >old a great many Hyomei improved lifter her first visit here Sanderson, of the Eugene Divinity Fowler, G. M. Neet, G. M. Kirk.
tlie tbreshhold and t*to
but
had
been
gradually
grow
ing
worse
the state papers relative to the oldest outfits, and the more they sell the
School, delivering the dedicatory ser-
another indictment .
home of Mrs. Laura Jonk
officers who udministered the civil more convince»! they are that they for some time.
■ mon.
beloved daughter, Minok
The
grand
jury
this
afternoon
re
­
laws in Oregon in territorial days. are perfectly safe ill guaranteeing to
G. L. Houghton has traded his
The services began at 11 o'clock aud turned an indictment against Oscar Belle Jordan was born M
Cottage Grove is able to do something refund the money it Hyomei does ranch on Fiddle creek for property were tollowed by a basket dinner. At
Corder, accused of robbing a quartz Septemlier 7, 1SS1, anil dW
along Hint line.
L. L. Whitcomb not cure.
near Grant's Pass and left tor that 2:3o o'clock communion services were
6 13
vein iu one of tlie Oregon Securities 27 , 1IH»6, aged 24 year», si
whose postoffice address is Cottage
place a few «lays ago. The party with held and Dean Sanderson delivered
Co.’s mines in the Bohemia district 3) days. For several «d
\lrove, is mentioned ns the oldest us-
whom he tra<le<l cam»* in th«- first of another sermon. Services were also I
the end came she knewtW
.
ou December 1, 1905.
ssessor How living in the state. He
tlie week to take posse»si >n. Mrs. ! held in the evening.
disease, consumption,
was elected assessor of Washington
Houghton au«i her daughter w ill leave
CIVIL CASES.
The Ik-isciples of Christ, of Santa |
its deadly work, but 4
county nt the June election in 1H54 Mound. March ".—The river drivers for their new home in a short time.
Clara, early last spring
•
................. to j The following civil cases have been bore her sufferings aud *9
decided
and nssesst'd the county Hint year, arrived home last Sunday.
They re­
Some of the Mapleton ¡«eopla esti- ' construct a house of worship, which'acted upon:
out the least fear for thegrJ
¡'hat was liefore Multnomah county port good success.
mate that about 1500 lugs have been i they hare done by the aid of several
A. L. Yaruall vs. J.E. Yarnall et al; ger.
was formed. HVUsboro was the coun­
Miss Cornwell has been quite sick carried down the river past that of Eugene’s citizens. The house as 1 report
_...—» _»
----- . Confirmation.
of ...»
referee,
Early in lift* she becatwi
ty sent where all county business orig­ th»* last week.
place during the past week, Tlie completed is probably the nicest ’ Nannie K. Belshaw vs. Sarah E. and, until her death. •*
inating in Portland was transacted.
.............. in Ijine Thomas et al ; report ot referee. Con- and devoted mett>l*r of tte
building
Miss Bessie Meats has been engage»! water started the logs in Indian creek country church I
In 1H58, Mr. Whitcomb was elected
last Saturday but they hung up again county. The ¡>lans and specifications
to teach th»* spring term uf wliool.
church. Sh w As a ywf
.
------- ) tinned for term.
commissioner for Washington county. j
ab»ut a mile an«l a half above the were submitted by Y. D. Heusill. The
ferveut piety and high k
W.
E.
Gilbert
vs.
J.
H.
Chambers
We
ar»>
glad
to
hear
of
our
young
After serving his term lie mov d to
mouth. Four and a half milliou feet building is 31» feet wide by 4(1 feet to recover money. Dismissed upon funeral services were c«
Yamhill county, where in 1*44 »ml inventor having such success.
art* now in that stream, waiting for log, and is artistically and comfortably stipulation.
Marion F. Horn, of the!
again in 1*>6 he was elected sheriff. I Tlie telephone line is in pretty l«ul high water to bring them down.
arranged inside. All of the inside
vinity SehiHil. and her ««
E.
Young,
doing
business
as
J.
(
serving two full terms. It is believed, shape but is giving fair service.
Morris Johnson, tlie well-known work and furniture are tieautifully Garrett A Young, vs. Geo. Bolilmau ; laid to rest ill the f»«
until further returns are received. ■ II. J. I-ayne has la»en suffernig with
logger, of Mound, was in Florence finished.
to recover money,
Continued for grounds near Halsey, Ong
that he is the oldest living ex sheriff. 1 toothache th»* last week.
The district known as Santa Clara, term.
yesterday. He informs us that he has
“She is sleeping, »weetlj*
Cottage < »rove Western Oregon.
Clair Hinksou wore a pale upper lip succeeded in getting nearly all of his a very beautiful, productive and
H. Chezem, doing business under
Can you wish to
F. M. Nighwsander, promoter and la.-t Saturday from some uukuowu logs down to the booms, though there populous neighborhood, lies five miles the firm name and style of H. Chezem
Wheu not a trace of <*0
has
beeu
no
large
rise
in
the
river
this
cause.
princif>al builder of the Wildcat Gleu
n»>rth of Eugene on the river road, A Co., vs. James E. Montgomery; to
E'er can mark her [’•*<
nda wagon road, which is intended1 It lias been reported that R. J. winter. A few logs are scattered and here in almost the center of thè recover money. Jury chosen: E. E. * <■ Would you wake her fr*
for a short cut to the mouth of the Johusoti is going to move liack on along the river bank from about a' community the ¡>eop]e last winter
! Awbrey, J. H. Calloway, J. C. Wat­
ber.
mile alxive the mouth of Lake creek bnilt a most modern two room school
Siuslaw river, is in town.
He will th»* river soon.
Call her from that n#•
kins, C. H. Hales, J. H. West, Wm.
down
to
tide
water.
Mr.
Johusou
and
petition the county commissioners'
house on which they look with much Mathers, J. M. Holland, Thomas
Baek on earth to travel
H. Tripp left for Eugene with R
hia crew of river drivers were out ■ pride and now to complete the work
court, which convenes Wednesday, four mule team last Tuesday.
In the path your fee'**
Bailey, James Benninger, T. A. Scha­
working tlv« different times during of improvement, they have erected
asking a review ami a resurvey of a
fer,
James
Redford,
H.
Bjerke.
Mo
­
“
i
Oh,
methinks not; tiwW
! the winter.—Florence West, March 2. directly opposite to the school house,
portion of the road so that the entire
iy»
J
tion to direct verdict in was granted.
thoroughfare will be in lame county. I
this church building of which they Case was non-suited.
Bow
and
kiss
the
ch*
A stretch of two miles runs through I
are justly proud.
Lillia J. Wheeler vs. L. S. Pengra
Saying, ‘Not as 1 would
Douglas county, but that county will
and
A.
F.
Wheeler;
foreclosure
of
A
musical
and
literary
entertain-1
But as Thou hast, oh.1
do nothing in a financial way to as­
mortgage. Default.
« <’ We a thorny path roni* ,
sist in building the road. With the meut under the ¡s-rsonal direction of (
Overton Wall Paper and Paint Com­
For the living, not th*
entire road in Txine county it will at Mrs. W. G. Weals, v<a-al teacher, will
pany vs. John Kestley and H. C. Mor­
once I* completed and kept in good be given at Odd Fellows’ ball at Co- j
Keep the tears tb»'
burg on the evening of March 16th.
ris A Co. ; foreclosure of lien. Set­
The Socialists of lXmglas county
repair.
lavish
i
tled and dismissed.
A rare treat is iu store for those who held a convention at Ri seburg Satur-
O’er that quiet. pe»*Tl
The remains of Andrew Moir, who attend. The program w ill consist of day aud nominated the following tick
died at Crv» several days ago, were lad I«*' quartets, male quartets, duets, et:
FOR SALE CHEAP-R’J
Attorney L. E. Bean, of this city,
today ship|>e<1 for Verona, Ontario, s»*los, recitations, mandolin ami gui­
In the circuit court thia morning
team, suitable b»r “*j
For representative«, M. Lemmer, of is leing nnred by his many friend» all
hts former home.
A brother of the tar music and tableaus. The Volnirg Dixonville; L. T. Thompson, of Coles
also a earring«’ and •
over the county to nin for represen­ the grand jury found not a true bill in
decease»! arrive»! here y»»»ten1ay and lauid will 1« iu atteudauice. Proceeds Valley. For sheriff, Robt. Green,
R. M c MURPHEK
tative at the Republican primary the case of Frank Haley and Charles
is accompanying the remains on their for benefit of Christian chun-h.
Lynch,
accused
of
robbing
a
quartz
of Greens. For clerk. Perry Duncan, Mr. Bean i. one of Eugene’s best
long journey. The casket was escort««!
ii .
e . i H
n
..
of DixouviUe.
For treasurer, Carl known attorneys and would make a vein in one of the Oregon Securities
to the train thia afternoon by a dele
Hoffman, of Roseburg For judge, A. good ofcfiial. He has not fully de mine« in the Bohemia district on De­
gation from the Crow and Eugene
B. C. Whipple, of Dixonville. For oi led yet whether he will allow his cember 1, 1905.
bulges of Odd Fellow».
I will fill my appointment at Olive commissioner, R. IL Kirkpatrick, of
* Oscar Corder, indicted yesterday During March wt*1
name to go before the public or uot.
'chun-h .Union school house' Satur
for
the same offense, this morning at
Drew.
For
corvuer,
Johu
R.
Keuue
Mrs. Ida Powell has liegun suit in
75c per
day ami Sunday. March to and 11. A dy. of Roseburg.
9 o’clock pleaded guilty.
the circuit court against Edward
full attendance requested Saturday to
Not a true bill was returned in the
Powell for divert« ana for the custody
consider the new chun-h, also to or­
case of H. L. McCabe, the 19-year-old
of their minor children, Edward,
ganize a Ladies' Aid Society.
Bap
“detective,” who has been employed
aged eight years. Alvin, aged six
tiling immediately after 11 o'clock
At Mapleton. Or., oB »ki<iM, f,b- by the Oregon Anti-Saloon League for
years: and lx* w el la. aged two years.
serveies Sunday.
Improvement it the watchword, We ruary 23. «06, to Mr. and Mr/HMrr some time past securing evidence in
Cruel aud inhuman treatment is al-1
D. E. BAKER. Pastor
htre a regularly MtabtUbed Im prore Tabor, « daughter.
gambling cases and in cases of illegal
leged. They wers married in Wig.
•
liquor selling, and who was charged
J
»li'
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