Eugene weekly guard., March 09, 1906, Image 9

the same as hefore, but will be three
feet higher to allow the drift' caused
by high water to pass through with
out injuring the work. It is the in­
tention of C. S. Freeland, the engi­
neer iu charge, to rush the work as
rapidly as posisble aud have the cen­
tre pier finished so the bridge can
be swung as soon as the track is laid
on the west side.
The track-laying crew is expected
to arrive iu a few days, when the
work will at once be started at
Springfield Junction. It is expected
tlmt trains will be running over the
new road by the first of May.
OURÏ GASES
ACTED UPON
Lwiug cases have been acted
Judge Harris iu the circuit
►esterday’s and
i---- --- today’s ses-
NEWS FROM
THE COUNTY
AND CITY
_
«
FROM BEING
COLONY OF
500 TO 1000
FAMILIES
r
RAILWAY
DEPOT SITE
Judge Harris, of the circuit court,
this morning banded down a decision
in the divorce ca«> of Leila M. Eddy
vs. Walter J. Eddy. The divorce is
grunted and the custody of the minor
child, Louis M., and her costs in the
suit are granted the plaintiff.
The farm residence of E. B. Brown
near Elmira had a narrow escape from
destruction l>y fire about six o’clock
this morning. Some clothes hanging
on the wall near a stovepipe became
ignited aud before the blaze was dis­
covered it had extended to the roof
By hard
and burned a big hole,
work the tire was extinguished with
several buckets of water. The build-
ing insured by the Oregon Fire Relief
Association and is on the farm form-
erly owned by Deputy Sheriff H. L.
Bowu.
The remains of Miss Minnie. B.
Jordan, who died in this city Tues
day, were taken to Hue (¡rove ceme­
tery this afternoon for burial. Two
members of the local lodge of the
Order of Washington, Mrs. Simmons
and Mrs. Ellmakwr, aceompaiued the
family with the remains.
Two men came near living burued to
Hou. Johni J. Von Gostoneski,
E. W. Hall, of the Willamette Vai
deatn in a room iu the Matlock lodg- George Snell, Tony Manarwek ami ley Co., came up from Portland last
iug house about four o’clock this Joe Beieggas, a committee represent -
night. When asked about the Willam­
uiotuiug
ing the Polish and German Coloniza­ ette \ alley Traction Company’s fran­
both Kelly Lumber Co., a
Latu last night C. F. Hansom, of tion Association, of Toledo, Ohio, ar­ chise on Front street in Portland he
jpn, vs. J. W. Patrick ; pos-
Wendling, and u man named Pitman, rived ill Eugene last night to look said that there is nothing further to
f property. Continued.
of Eugene, both said to have been iu over this part of the state with a view report but that in time he thinks the
r Frank Drug Company, a
an intoxicated condition, engaged of locating a colony of from 5O1 to franchise will l>e favorable to his
plli vs. H. A. Vincent aud
the northwest reoni on the third floor loop Polish, German and Slavish fam­ company. Yesterday's Portland Tel­
jie L. Willoughby, partners
of the building. . A few minutes be- ilies.
egram says:
git <fc Company ; to recover
fore four o’clock this morning the
Mr. Von Gostoneski, who is a Polish
Feeling sure of a "fair deal” at the
Continued.
night clerk nt the i postoffice, which is count, was interviewed by a Guard hands of the city council in adjust­
k - . .m > - H. A. Vincent
across the street Í from the lodging reporter this afternoon. The count ment of the Front street franchise
Editor Guard:—There appeared an
L L '
iby, partners as
house, uot iced h blaze In the room said that lie and the other memls-r*' questiou,interests behind the Willam­
L Con > anj • to recover mon- article in this morning's K<-/-ter tn
occupied by these meu and about of the committee have b vn through ette Valley 'l'raetiou Company are
reference to a sick cow belonging to
the same time Officers Croner and nearly all of the Western States and making preparations to begin con­
kinued.
!,.(• .... vs. II.IT Barrett ami Mr. Luckey, of this city, which while
Farrington discovered the fire. Smoke they liked Oregon best of all.
He struction from both ends at a word.
rr tt; to reeuier money. evidently intended to ire funny, is
in large volumes soon afterward liegati thinks a colony will la» located some­
So quietly have they been working
calculated to do harm and cause no
t<> pour out of the room aud a fire where in this state, but the place has that nothing has lieen learned of their
, Joy and J. C. '"ooley vs. little anxiety among the users of milk.
ularm was sounded. The firemen soou not yet beeu selected. The count mvoements until it develops that sites
to recover money. Con- The cow in question has not typhoid
responded, but their services were uot said that the people whom his asso­ or ft eight aud passenger terminals
fever, but the common cow malady of
needed, as the proprietor of the lodg- ciation proposes to send to the new have been secured by option or out
lon vs. AF" ì King ; to re- mammitie, or as it is still more com­
itig
house, L. A.
Brandenburg, colony all have some means and an» right purchase; locatious chosen for
monly called, inflammation of the
ey. Contiuutd.
and one of the officers succeeded in an industrious type of people.
Five the passenger stations along the route
Dakin vs. s uthern Pacific mammary glands.
putting out the fire.
hundred or a thousand families means aud at the terminals; the location for
I may say in passing that cows do
a corporation; poasession
When the proprietor was awakened an additiou of several thousand per­ and style of steel bridge to span the
|ty ¡>nd dsmayes. Continued. not have typhoid fever. 1 suppose
and
ran upstairs to see what the trou­ sons to the locality iu which they Willamettte, and bids invited upou
I«!*1
newspapers find it necessary to till
ble was he found the hallway full of settle.
the types of electric freight and pass­
Ite. I N. Edward* vs. Helen M.
their columns, and when they do not
smoke, which was issuing from the
Count Von Gostneski has letters of enger coaches tob be used upon the
.bar,* 11. Bai -r and B. D. Baber;
Pei urrer with- find news till up with such nonsense
room occupied by Hansom and Pit­ recommendation from promineut busi­ ' line.
> sst *
Chas B. Handford, the eminent man.
as the article in question. I think,
grant-
He entered the room and ness people iu Oregon, including
J
,
i
ve
to
file
ai
»wer
rawn.
Site chosen for the passengerj ter
however, that the present situation is actor who appears with his company found the bedstead and bed clothing Banker Sherdiati.of Roseburg.
i initial and switches is the entire
at
the
Eugene
theatre
tonight
in
the
too
serious
to
say
anything
causing
1
rake
:
all ablaze.
The meu were sound
Jrake vs. Davi M.
The party this afternoon drove out block bounded by Water, Front, Jef­
additional uneasiness to our people, ¡play, ‘‘Merchant of Venice,” spoke asleep and it was with much difficulty into the country, aud will probably
Otil’W-l.
ferson and Columbia streets. This
I !e,.l-r vs T. N. Segar ; or to spread any additional exaggera at an assembly ot the high school that they were awakened. One of the be here several days.
At the time of | block cost between 875,060 and 81uo. ■
inter
­
ted newspaper account over the conn I students this alternoou.
He
men had to be literally dragged out the interview they hail uot seen much 000, the exact amount being w ith
joli, (oil-’ ed.
J. CHRISTIE, V. S, I spersed his address with a number before he awoke. A portion of the'of Lane county, but expressed them-
Bloch, part- try.
Bloch aud
held from publication.
ot readings.
bedstead, all of the bedclothes and a «.»Ives as being highly pleased wlth
ig business under the firm
Options on sites for proposed sites
The Hodes laundry horse created part of the men’s wearing apparel Eugene,
1 style of Universal Metal
for freight terminals are kept secret,
Editor Guard:—You ask, in regard
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, vs. i. C. H. Park, doing busi- to an article published in this morn­ ♦xcitement on the streets about 3:15 were almost entirely consumed by the (
as the dosing of the deal is conditional
er the name and style of ing’s Register, if dogs have whooping ¿’clock this afternoon by running Hames. Had the tire not been .%-cov- . c.i/c0 nnnnrDTV Til
upon the council’s decision uu the
Mining Company; to recov-
away. The horse which was hitched ered until a few minutes later the LtAVtu I it U i 111 I I IU
Front street franchise.
cough. They do not. They do have,
y.
Demurrer withdrawn,
to the delivery wagon, dashed out meu would have lieen cremated alive. I
Electric locomotives, adopted by
however, iullammation of the upper
The twenty odd lodgers in the house
East Eighth street at a break neck
file answer granted,
the
company, will be equipped with
vocal part of the windpijie known as
iano House, a corporation,
pace but stopped in front of Frazer’s at the time of the tire became pretty
four 150 horsepower motors,or a total
laryugitis, which is often fatal.
ie K. Belshaw; to recover
foundry without doing any damage.
badly excited but Mr. Brandenburg,
capacity each of OoO-horsepower. This
J. CHRISTIE, V. S.
emurrer withdrawn. Leave
The will of David A. Gibbs, the old will give power sufficient to haul a
Lee H<>sleton, who several mouths by his coolness and reassurance that
wer granted.
ngo was shot by his hunting com- there was no danger, soon quieted soldier who died in this city yesterday j train of 20 loaded freight cars on a
Hardware Company.a corpo-
paniou mistaking him for a bear, and them and they all went back to l>ed afternoon, was probated today.
The heavy grade at from 20 to 25 miles per
R. T. A. Robinson; to re-
who has I ecu in a crippled condition 'after the blaze had been extinguished, document was executed only a few hour.
ey. Settled and dismissed,
It is not known how the tire start­ hours before death came and was wit­
since, will, as soon as possible, open
Passenger cars will lie of the Pull
ternberg and Isaac Senders,
a cigai aud confectionery store in ed, but it is thought that the men had nessed by Geo. B. Dorris, R. H. Miller man vestibule type on master ear-
(doing business under the
the room recently vacated by Martin been smoking before going to bed, and D. M. McCrady. The will pro­ builuder's trucks, and every thing
and style of Sternberg Jr
Miller’s shoe shop in the Chambers- and a cigar or cigarette stump had ig­ vides in substance as follows:
about them w ill conform to steam rail­
A press dispatch from Butte, Mon­
rs. E. B. Chesher and Sadie
That all debts be paid and the body road practice. Each car will be equip­
Bristow bank building on Webt nited their clothing, which hung on
r, his wife ; to recover mon- tana. recently stated that Fred D. Eighth street.
' the foot of the bed, where the tire ' be given a decent bural in the I. O. ped with four 75 horsepower motors,
Herbold, a Eugene boy, who has been
Bd and dismissed.
suited.
~ “
O.
F. cemetery.
or a total capacity of 300 horsepower.
. McGuire vs. Frank Parks; in the drug business there for several
That C. H. Baker, J. F. True aud The cars will be geared to speed 60
years, but recently sold out, would
money. Default.
vV. M. Sherman act a executors of miles an hour, making the running
mmon vs. Jeremiah Dam- coach the O. A. C. football team this
the estate with no bonds and with time between Portland and Salem one
year.
In denial of this the following
rce. Default.
i
full authority to sell all propelty both hour and a half or better. In further
Bteir. Mayer Co., a corpora- message was received todayT"-
real and personal without order of discussing the detailed plans of the
Butte, Mont., March 3, 1906.
W. A. Senay; to recover
company Mr. Barstow said:
court.
^)i missed upon motion of Guard,
From the proceeds of the side of
‘‘All current will be shut off from
/
Eugene Or.
The Guard on Monday printed an
Orby and Tom Lowell, residing the property,one-fifth is bequeathedjto Front street during the daytime. Sta
In regard to coaching Corvallis, item to the effect that h man at north of Coburg, were in Eugene to-1 Bich Mountain Circle, Ladies ot the lions along the line will be ornamen­
H. Gomph vs. William R.
; to recover money. Con- statement wrong. Please correct.
Redlands, Cal., had written to State day, bringing the «kin and head of a O. A. K. No. 4; one fifth to J.
. tal iu design and modern in every re
HERBOLD.
service.
Game Warden J. W. Baker, telling huge brown bear, which they had Geacy corps,
R- C., J o. 4, an, spect.
ll
' /■ ■ ■' A >"‘h
him that while working on a farm in killed, to have it mounted.
"Immediately outside of the city
three fifths to J. W. Geary Post, G.
^^^■1
I
Benton county. Oregon, he killed a
limits
will be located the carshops
The boys, while out hunting on I A. R., N«. 7.
. Continued lor term.
silver gray squirrel and wished to pay Bald Mountain, about 18 miles north-
The VB,"e
the property of the and carbarns of the company.”
Beebe vs. Chaiies C.
the fine therefor, as he had lieen con­ east of Eugene, suddenly ran into th«1 ¡estate is estimated at 81000.
al; confirmation.
Con-
verted to Christ. Warden Baker wrote
To Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fisher, at
bear, which was standing in front
----
to the man and informed him that the
Springfield, Monday, February 26,
of
a
big
cave
in
the
mountain,
prob-
rnrniu
1/
VUOY
Chezotn vs David Good-
minimum fine was 825, Yesterday he ably its home.
lhe bear at once iKtU K* » KHUA
1906, a daughter.
ary Goodrich; foreclosure
received the money with the follow­
showed
fight
and
started
toward th
,
CITIliTTlll
. Dismissed.
, boys, who began to pump lead into
Jt'l ollUAIlUN
To Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shahan, at ing letter:
betta re. W. W. Mayben ;
‘‘Redlands. Cal., Feb. 24.
I Little Herbert, son of Frank Eby,
the animal from their Winchesters. It
‘
Springfield, February 27, 1906, a
Demurrer withdrawn; 20
‘‘J. W. Baker,
took nine shots to dispatch Bruin, 1
—
daughter.
aged 13 years, who was taken to the
answer.
‘‘Cottage Grove, Or.
leach one taking effect in the animal’s, Editor Guard:—We hate JiiAf ,1Btl " Salem hospital last November buoyed
^Knitb vs. N. R. McFall ; to
‘‘Dear SirReceived your letter'
head.
good dressing down from the i»gn*K up with the reasonable hope that he
^■uney.
Default ami judg
several days ago, but was unable to
'd
lie cured, was brought home
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— —
............
| of the Oregonian for the ignorance •> -d
send the money right away because I
■ 8112. lo; iut 8 per cent ; at-
in his coffin. It will lie
PMAPIP2
A
PAPilV
one
vur
citizens.
We
J
am working and could not get off to UnAnLLu Ai nAllUT
d costs.
, shall get sonic thing worse and justly! I last
•hHt Herbert fell from his
get
in
the
bank
until
today.
I
tell
lis, vs. Booth-Kelly Lum-
rvniemberM •
Many Eugene people will be sorry
receiving serious
so,
if
foolish
and
Untimely
jesting
on
ly and Detroit Trust Coni­ to learn of the death of Oren Moore, you that was a dear squirrel, but I
bicycle last M«>,
'»¡jury he never
so
serious
a
subject
as
an
epidemic
of
lo rat iuu ; to quiet title, which occurred'at Olex, Gilliam couu- hare been converted by Jesus Christ
bruises. 1 From tiiaf »-
nital he
typhoid
is
not
put
a
stop
to.
The
ed-
e amended complaint.
recovered, At the Sale Of b*--.
ty, Oregon. February 23, of dropsy. so I must pay for my law-breaking.
‘he
ex
­
!
tors
of
the
Register
are
without
‘‘R. W C. KOCHHEISER.”
ohinson, vs. the city of He was buried at Condon.
..
ilie was operated on and the lu’ad
cum .
They
were
warned
that
municipal corporation, et
Cbas. A. Hardy, of this city, has
Oren Moore, than perhaps whom for
public was in no jesting humor, blit right femur bone was removed,
lion. Dismissed without several years no man in Eugene was
announced to the Republican voters
they either cannot or will not see it. lad recovered from that operating,-
of Lane county that he will be a can­
lietter known, was born in an emi­
persisting in what they are pleased to but lately the bruise on the left leg
IcGuire, vs. Frank Park ; grant train at a Missouri river
didate for the nomination of repre­
call ‘‘placing as cheerful an aspect on had to be cared for. Yesterday the
money.
Judgment for crosssing the evening of a
sentative on the Republican ticket,
fall
the situation as possible.” If, as the surgeons cut down to the bone, which
rest 6 per cent, costs and day in 1963, the emigrants crossing in
subject to the will of the voters of
wise man says, there is a time keep was found completely neoroMed. A
that party at the April primary elec­
section of the thigh lame four inches
the morning. The pioneer women
silence, surely it is now.
Stockton, vs. Supreme who crossed the plains could not be
long dropped out. The shock of the
W. J. Warnock has announced bis tion.
Yours respectfully,
le Royal Arcanum, a cor- stopped for in the event of mother­ candidacy for the nomination of sher­
Mr. Hardy is well known through­
operation was too great for the lad.
FRED’K V. KNOX.
recorer money. Contin- hood,and the emigrants went on their iff on the Republican ticket, his an out Lane county. He is a prominent
Death, quite sudden, followed.
March 2, 1906.
weary way at once with an added nouucemeut appearing in another col­ worker in the Willamette Develop
This week one of the most impor-
son vs. J. P. Currin ; to soul. The family came to Eugene in umn of today's Guard. Mr. Warnock's merit league and in the Eugene Com­
i taut transfers in real estate that has
sounting. Demutrer over- 1872, and for a number of years the home is in Eugene, where until re­ mercial Club. Mr. Hardy's platform
I occurred for some time was consum-
D till Monday at 2 p. m. big strapping fellow drove a truck cently he has been engaged in the feed appears in another column of today's
1 mated. The Knox corner on Main
team, part of the time in business for store and feed stable business. He is Guard.
I ami Third streets, consisting of the
C. Smith vs. Sewell C. himself. At the depot one day he a good business man.
building until recently occupied by
■ce. Decere of divorce, nearly lost his life through allowing
Piper A Van Denburg, and the New
inor child.
the ends of some long iron bars he
Era i I hih store, was purchased from
From the big cherry tree l»ack of
'arrow vs. Ralph I. Far- was unloading from a freight car to
the Knox estate by Geo. W. McQueen
the Guard office we picked some cher­
. Continued for service. fall upon a twenty five pound can of
and Wm. Ostrander. The property Is
ry blossoms today, the forwardness
,'^^^KSCliurch. Wirt I a Church
powder. He was badly powder burnt
50x100 foot front, and is one of the
probably lieing due to its protected
Kmlne Church vs. Adelaine
I
from the resultant explosion.
best corners on Msin street. The pur
David Gibbs died in Eugene this
location
with
fires
through
the
busi
­
Curtis Church, minor,
chase price was 85000.
He was marshal in Eugene four afternoon of heart failure.
Attorney H. M. Cake, of Portland,
He
was
ness part of town extending far into
d Jahn C. Church, deceased : years, afterward resuming trucking.
candidate for the nomination for
Fred Jones, fireman on a donkey
equity for the partition of Went from here to Portland, where an old soldier and member of the G. United States senator on the Republi­ and some all night, besides in a stove
engine at Dorena, was Itadly scalded
real property. Decree of par he resided several years. Had lived at A. R.. bis service being in a Cali­ can ticket, writes the Guard stating under it we burn the Guard’s accum­
fornia regiment that was not called
ulation of waste pa|>er each morning. yesterday morning alsiut the left aide
Jam F Robinson appointed Olex two years.
His brothers, east into actual service.
that the article sent mt by (Richard
For about four feet from the ground of his face, his neck and shoulder.
property.
James, Lafe. Henry and Lon live
He had suffered greatly for months, McCann is false and rolel-eding.
to
its forks this tree has an even He was brought to Dr. Job,| who
Im ire vs. Emma Gene here, while Steve, who drove city de
Mr. Cake states he whs never an of­
and death really came to him as a re­
diameter
of eighteen inches,
It was dressed the bum ami made his patient
for
Ivorce. Continued
livery a number of years, has not lief. At the hour of going to press ficer in the Development league, but
planted by Jerry Ream about thirty as comfortable as possible. Fred in
been heard of since he started for the the funeral arrangements bad not been simply a member. He sends copies
the early morning had built a fire in
years ago.
of letters written by Secretary Thomp­
Klondike two years ago.
the furnace of his engine and was sit­
made.
son and Vice President Newl>erger.
ting near eating his breakfast A
of the Portland Conimer<'i»l Club and
steam pipe burst, letting a jet of
Mrs. Frances Parolee Hadley, wife Chamber of Commerce
tivey,
The cures that stand to its credit steam escape, which struck the fire­
of George Hadley, of Hadlevyille.died stating that Mr. Cake'c assertions are make Buckler/« Arnica Salve a acien man in the face, neck and shoulder.
* tific wonder. It cured E. R. Mui —Western Oregon.
at ber home February 27, 1906, after correct.
1906,
At Saginaw mill, February 26,
i ford, lecturer for the Patrons of Hua
a long illness. She was aged 45 years
t«ndry, Waynesboro, Pa., of a dis­
to C. F. Girard and wife.
and
was
well
known
throughout
the
’
the S. P. bridge across
New stock matting just received! tressing case of Piles.
It heals the
Bean spray pumps are easiest to
Spray pumps from 50 centsto 60 county. The funeral was held this af­ prettiest patterns. Same is true of our worst Burns, Sores. Boils, Ulcers,
•t Springfield was re
operate and last the longest AU sizes
Cuts,
Wounds
Chilblains,
and
Salt
ternoon.
with
interment
in
the
ceme
­
y with a large force of dollars.
in oleums.
Rheum. Only 25c at W. L. De Lam/» and prices.
tery near her home.
Cbaml-ers’ Hardware.
t work will be rebuilt,
.Chambers' Hardware
drug store.
Chambers' Hardware.
COWS DON'T HAVE
TYPHOID FEVER
HERBOLD WILL KOT
COACH 0. A. C, TEAK
I
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BOYS KILL A BIG
I
BROWN BEAR
I
Born
NEWS ITEMS FROM
COTTAGE GROVE
ot Cren
I
WARNOCK WILL RUN
FOR SHERIFF
FEBRUARY CHERRY
BLOSSOMS
Died
UME0 ON
Born
Me CANN'S CHARGES
A Lively Tussle