Eugene weekly guard., April 13, 1906, Image 4

1
erected the large tw-'story building
on the corner fof M»U| »u4. Fourth ■
__ the
’ ' structure
'ruetufu «'omHeted. I
street*, has
The west half is unoccupied and we
understand ba» not yet been rented.
The east side is being used as a sa­
loon and will be run by Mr. Rowe,
who has bis grand opening Tuesday
i
night.—News.
EUGENE CITY
WATER MUCH
*'*W
OFFICERS
■
WORKED RUSE
ON MITCHELL
| few day* previous from t-wbiM
»chtxil on upper Sweet creek. *
Ivison. April fo . I
*0 people were present and pm-ed »
here Monday morn? '
pleasant evening.
I
E- Miller, of Salem
I The Oregon and California Lumber
During the winder» J
* Comply i. preparing to
"
noon we were cat off {3
mill in a few days. From O. W. Hura
communication by
we learn that tbe company has Char-
Dr. J. W. Harris, county health of­ the line.
1 tered two large schoouers for a year
L. A. Chastain i,0
In the capture of Jack Mitchell, the -the Oakland aud Hogan-to carry ficer, bus received a report from tbe
Frank W. Benson, candidate for
desperado, Friday afternoon. Sheriff their lumlier. Both are light draft state health board upon samples of He w «nt to Madfco,
***
the Republican nomination for secre­
Fisk and Chief of Police Farrington vessels suited for work on shallow E q eue water recently sent for anal­ suit Dr. Canady.
tary of state, Is meeting with ««me |
landed their man in jail by a clever bars. The Oakland will carry about yst. and it is found that there is a
Miss Ora liuuan, Of
»trout opposition on account ot bis i
’
ruse. As the train pulled in the sher­ 500,000 feet of lumber aud the Hogan greet improvement over the first ex­ teaching the Notj
affiliations with tbe Booth Kelly;
amination made in the early part of i nienced a week agy.
iff and the chief of police located the
'
about
700,000
feet.
Lumber Company, says the Portland
February, when the typhoid fever ep­
car that Mitchell was supposed to oc­
W
I,1" *'
A. W
The regular annual city election in
Journal. The secretary of state is one
Editor Guard:—It is scarcely worth cupy and entered tbe same from op­
idemie was beginning At to
that assume
time|C«™*l‘u-«>KiI.S,DM;
of the three members of tbe state land while to state to you what we ali posite ends. After locating, from Florence wa« held Tuesday au«l a full alarming proportions. «
Til I* I 1.
I
• «W
b >ard. aud Mr. Beusou, it nominated kuow, viz. : that the People's party their descriptions, the man whom set of officers chosen to sene for the the water contained from 1G0O to :>MJO to Eugene last week.
coming
year.
With
the
exception
of
W. B. Smith, "w rruttd
ami electeil, woilhi have a voice in is dead, but nevertheless, some of its they supposed to be Mitchell, the offi­
bacteria to the cubic centimeter. The
1
tbe »ale ami disposition of state school principles still live and are going into cer» with their gun» and one hand in the president and recorder all are new recent examination shows that it con­ rier, has
the coutraetd
-------- , of them having held the
land» and in tbe loaning of the funds operation.
Tbe primary election their »ide coat pockets kept him cur- ------
nwu. iuo --
tains from 40 to 1040 bacteria to the four years.
Whin the votes
derived from such lands, lbe argu­ law of Oregon embodies one of them. cred, Sheriff Fisk, extending bis right ■positions before.
C. A. Cornell andxifcj
centimeter uuder one certain temper­
ment u»e«l against him is that it But as we are not affiliated with hand for a hearty handshake accosted were counteu it was found that the ature and from 40 to 400 under an­ engaged clearing l»nij lcJ
would tie dangerous to place in sticb either of the oid parties, tbe privilege Mitchell:
"Hello, Bill Francis!" following bad received from three to other.
and otherwise
an imp«»rtant office a man who has of putting that law into effect is con­ Mitchell spoke up; "Guess you me twelve votes over their competitors:
I
Six samples of water were sent, oue place.
bail such close business relation» with fined to the hands of those against mistaken, " and replied after parley­ President, Marion Morris; trustees. each from the following places:
The prospects for a
J
the Booth Kelly company, two of whom we battled iu tbe past. As ing, "My name i* Mitchell.” This S. J. Shrum, E. W. Cobb. A. L. George Severn's well on West Eighth
who»«- officials aie umler a federal in­ good citizens first, ought we to stand a-sured the officers that they tia«l the Pickel and F. A. Johnson : marshal. street, the Willamette river, the water are very flattering
with the exception of
dictment for complicity in tbe land by sucking our thumbs while others right man. He was quickly searched H. B. Gray. D. E. Severy was elect­
company's well near the river, the were very badly dama^l
do the battle we once fought? Prin­ ami informed that he was want'd ed reeorder without opposition.—The
frauds.
well near the millrace, the mains at cold spell.
I
James Henry Booth, secretary of ciple» are eternal, and that enunciated down the line for skipping hi» ho*« l West.
Linn's drug store, tbe mains at F. L.
We understand there i J J
the Booth Kelly company, is the larg by Lincoln in bis Getttysburg speech bill, which he stoutly denied will tie
Poindexter’s residence on West Sixth i lot of logging done on X,al
«•st stockholder in the Douglas comity where be prot’laimed this government plea that "he always puirt his bi.l>
street
and the mains at J. A. McMa- son by the Elmira mill m J
luink ami was formerly its president. to be "of tbe people, by the people Thus tie was miuebed off to jail, - p
han’s residence on East Thlrteentb haps two or three mom «3
After he was appointed receiver of aud for the people” is one of them, posing it lo lie tor some minor cl arge
and Oak streets.
the Roseburg land office, about eight Tbe primary electiou law is an eni- of which he was innocent.little thi .k-
J. M. Stephens and J.C.ij
Under a temperature of 21 degrees
years ago, Frank Benson was selected bodiment of it. But tbe rein a de- ing that he was being booked up- 1. a
enterprising poultry raij
C. the number of bacteria to the cu-
to succeed him as president of the termined effort on the part of inter­ charge for which there was a
re-
each bus a new incubator J
The National Educational Associ­ hie centimeter was as follows: Sov-
b.ink. Benson was also the bank's at- eats iu Port laud to break it down in ward for bis capture.
soon be readj to till ordeal
1040;
mains
at
Linn's
ern's
well,
ation
will
hold
it»
annual
convention
teor iy. The bank was the depository this election. It may succeed unless
ers
and spring cbicheug 1
in San Francisco from July i to 14 of store, 40 ; river water. 80: well near
of the funds of the Roseburg land of­ patriotic citizens come to the rescue
Joseph
Relihanr aud J
river,
100;
mains
at
Poindexter
’
s
res
­
this year. Tbe people of San Fran­
Saturday's Portland Journal say -:
fice, during tin- period of the transac­ and every old People's party man iu
Jack Mitchell, accusetl iu five cisco and, in fact, tbe people of the idence, 3'io; mains at McMahan's res­ week for Mill City, Ur.,
tions which subsequently resulted in the state, in my judgment, should pct
ing the coming »«-ason. 1
th«« indictment of both Robert A. ami on the necessary lighting armor to states of horse stealing, train rol.lery whole Pacific coast, are preparing a idence. 00 ; well near millrace. 80.
Charles Cornelius left JuJ
Under n temperature of 37 degrees
James Henry Booth. It is said that take a turn at tin* guns. Register as aud the murder of two sheriffs' i -.-p- welcome ami reception to th«* teachers
Bauson has acted at times as attorney either a Republican or Democrat and uties, aud bus repeatedly ec!ar«-«i tbe equal of which has never giien to C. the number of bacteria to the cu Fall Creek to work ;i J
hie centimeter was as follows: Sov- camps.
four the Booth Kelly company as well then vote in tbe primary electiou that be would never lie takeu alive, any organization.
The trapping fraternity J
as for the bank. His law office was in against those aspirants for legislative was captured at Eugene yesterday af­ The educational value of these eiu's well, 100; at Linn's store, 100;
the same building as tbe land office.
nomination who do not include iu ternoon through tbe efforts of the lo meetings is well known a«i<l those in- river, 80; well near river, 100; at closed operations in this «J
Detectiv«» tererted in education throughout the Poindexter's residence, 400; at Mc­ report a very small colleetj
The government's investigation of tbeir petition Statement One without cal police department.
the Roshburg land office brought to uny modification whatever. The en­ Vuugbu and Hellyer bail the man al state are anxious to have our teachers Mahan's residence, 40; well near mill­ Mink, marten, wildcat. J
light th«- fact that Frederick A. Kribs emies of tbe law and tbe people are moat within their grasp at Montavilla participate, first, because it will be race. 100. The main* at Poindexter’» coon were the princijil]
and the Booth Kelly Lumber Com­ putting up candidates pledged to vote Thursday, wbere'tliey went disguised many years la-fore another National residence had not been used for a i caught, and not many oftkJ
pany wer«* operating through the for that Republican only for United as members of a surveying party, but Educational Association will be so ac­ long time previous to the taking of I L. Lamb, an old pione«|
Roseburg laud office in such a way as States senator who has received tbe be gave them the slip that night.
cessible, and second, because aur the water, accounting for the greater wood valley, made a bn«:gj
*i Dually to monopolize all the valu­ highest number of th«* popular vote iu
For more than two years tl.e author­ standing educationally will be judged nun:ber of bacteria tliyre than at the
this place last week. Hr J
able timlier land in the district. When the June electiou. This is au effort ities of Montana aud Idaho have been largely by tbe attendance of Oregon other places.
vorably impressed with inn
any one else sought to til«- on a piece to place party and party boss above , searching for Mitchell. Thr«*e other teachers at this convention.
Dr. Ralph C. Matson.assistant state ing timber.
of land, the application was held up tb<> people, hence it is that 1 ailvise states took pait iu tbe man bunt at
The railroad and steamboat lines bacteriologist, who analyzed the wa-
We understand that cm
unlil the agents of Kfilmpjid the lum­ you to register as a Republican or different times,Tut all finally gave up have granted very liberal rates and ter, states th -t the sample from the
ber company had time enough to ex­ Democrat, that the work of saving [ the chase except the Idaho authorities tbe local committee at San Francisco mains at the McMahair r-*idence w-is county rock crushers will J
amine the iHiidaml ascertain whether tbe law to the people may thus be land railroad detectives. Mitchell was assures us that there will bi no ad­ the best and was suitable for drink­ ations today near Hde.
it was of sufficient value to take for done, for if this effort of tbe pluto­ ; trailed into Canada by a railway de- vance in tbe regular rates at hotels, ing purposes, but that tbe others were quite a lot of road worker*
for this part of the c<iiiLtj|
themselves. If it prove«^ valuable they cratic gang is not lieaten, then the ’ tectire and a short time ago to Port- rooming houses and r«*»taurauts in not.
son, especially in the Notii
took it. The evidence brought before law will be repealed ami the old meth ' land.
San Francisco during the convention
the federal grand jury a year ago od of selling tbe Oregon senatorship , "1 will never be taken alive.” That week.
^F. M. Nighswauder, the 4
showed fully the manner in which the at Salem will be reinaugurated. Let ' is the sentence repeatedly uttered by
road builder, has guue t. M
Any data or iuformatibn in any way
officials of the Roseburg land office uie hear from you, but in the mean - j , Mitchell, aud the two detectives were relating to th«> meeting can be ob­
to resume work on the Wilii
connived at these transactions of time regiiter as a Republican or Dem­ • made acquainted with the murderous tained by addressing the California
ada road. A resurvey of j»l
Kribs ami the lumber company.
ocrat, fight from the inside of th«* 1 nature, couragt* and indomitable will commtitee, N. E. A. No. 25, New
road will be made soul
The Booth Kelly Lumber Company party for the people ami the estab­ ! of the man with whom they were deal­ Montgomery street. San Fraucisco,
whole road in Lane coni
acquired vast tracts of valuable state lishment of the reform the primary ing.
Nighswauder thinks be wild
California, or J. H. Ackerman, Sa­
The barbers of the city held a meet­ road open this reason.
and government lauds in Southern law undertakes to place iu tbeir bands
It was ascertained that Mitchell's lem, Oregon.
ing last night and organized a boss
Oregon; they purchased most of the against boss, machine and plutocracy. wife lived at Montavilla. Tbe detec­
barbers' union with the following of-
fine timber land of th«« Southern Pa
tives
watched
the
home
for
two
or
Tbe law is on trial, but in a greater | ! three days and were finally rewarded
fleers: Ed. Lindley, president, and
cillc railroad, and recently through
s«*use the people are in tbe crucible ■
a decision of the Uuite«l States Su­
George Marx, secretary and treasur­
being tried out as to their intell- , iiy catching sight of Mitchell. Know­
er.
preme court they gained title to
geuce and tbeir capability for self- ing him to tie armed, Vaughn and
alsiut llMl.ooo acres of th«« finest lands
Prices and hours were agreed upou
Hellyer
and
tbe
railway
detective
at
­
Wan •
A street sprinkle
government. Only by the enforce­
in the Klamath Indian reservation,
but they are not yet ready to give
ment of the provisions ot State) e it tired themselves as members of a sur­
The public well that was ordered by
most of which are occupied by the In­
On**, unmodified, and sustained uy veying party and pretended to work the county court last week will be lo­ out. There is no advance in tbe
The coducilmen condod
dians.
prices of shaves and haircuts, but it
the force of crystallized public opin- ■ in th«* vieiuity of tbe house.
cated in the northeast corner of the
selves
very gentlemanly it 1
Benson Ims three competitors for
Mitchell became suspicious of tbeir
is nndertsood that neck shaving will
ion can the sovereignty of the petiple
west park, diagonally across the street
meeting.
Just wait till tk
the Republican nomination for secre.
actions,
kept
close
to
tbe
bouse
aud,
be
charged
for
and
customers
will
over party lie maintained and perpet
from the courthouse, a very conven­
tied
down
and
acquainted l
tnry of state,Claud Gatch. Lot Pearce uated in Oregon.
after dark Thursday night made bis
probably also have to pay for other
ient location and the one suggested
other see the fur tly
and Frank Wright num, all of Marion
e»«*ape.
little
accommodations.
This
is
to
Awaiting an early reply, am,
by the Guard at the time the order the lienefit of the customers, a» well I ably Monday nigbt'
county. Die only Democratic candi­
Tbe detectives next learned that he
Very truly yours,
was made by the court.
date is P. H. Sroat, also of Marion.
had applied several days ago at a local
A. F. NELSON,
.1. E. Kilborn has the contract for as to the barber,as tbe customers will ■
get better service when the barbers' If the council grantst
employment office for work and was
Chairman People's Party of Oregon.
drilling the well and the work will
promised it at Drain, Oregon. They
1 company a franchise it
lie comm need this week. It is thff are better paid for their work.
I then discovered that he took the train
trie railway system for &
intention
to
drill
below
lied
rock,thus
I from here Air Drain. Word was tel-
a line from her« to Springs
insuring a supply of absolutely pure
| ephoned to Eugene authorities aud
water. If the water is obtained above
’ yesterday afteruoou Sheriff Fisk aud
i bed rock it is liable to be contaminat- i
With the proposition »
Chief of Police Farrington lioarded
A sli «'making ami repair shop ha* I
I the train from Portland and arrested ed, the surface water seeping into the
f LI U. UnUHIlliL, 8eem that the twolntere*i
well throm-h the loose earth.
f>een started in the building first door
Miss Su<* Dorris, the photographer, , him on description.
I together and close a deal,
south of Mr. Thompson's blacksmith and Miss Smith, the osteopathic phy­
More than two yi ars ago Mitchell is
shop.
sician who is visiting friends here, 'saiu to nave helped rob a Northern
At a meeting of a number of Span- I ter company ami the eity '
sire to be just with eacb''i
Geo. Willoughby, of Eugene, has left this morning afoot for Foley Pac'th- ‘rain in Montana. Ho was
ish-American war veterans at tbe ar- I
little diplomacy they «¡<
Springs
on
hii
outing.
purchased the Springtield bakery, and
j tram«l iy a posse to an Indian reser-
Irt-ing, April 10.—J. H. Duffy re- mory last night a [temporary organi- i tain a footing on comnonf
They had not tigur«*d on yesterday's vation n;iu «- icape 1 alter killing one of
took possession this morning. Mi.
zation of|a camp of the Spanish-Amer- ■
Willoughby has the reputation of be heavy rain, but as the sun shone th«* pu re. Ho was next hentea .or turned from Grass Valley, Cal., Fri- ican Veterans’ Association was effect- | it will be easy to arrive
uay
ni'iruing,
where
he
had
nite conclusion. As the»
attended ed with the following officers:
itig a first class baker and candy brightly early this morning they con­ horse stealing and in Idaho killed a
cluded to take their chances and set dcpiuy sbenil in a po»»e searching t«r the funeral of an aunt.
maker.
President, C. C. Hammond
Hammond ; vice | approaches tbe work for
Mrs. Mathews and Mrs. Elliott, of president, J. M. “
must not cease an hour,
Earl Dodd capture«! the largest ot­ out according to previous arrange- him in the bills. His trail was taken
Deeds; secretary-
Tliev eucountereil
en«WOltltAr»«i some
«ntnu mud.
mil,I 1 up there by the railway detective.who Goshen.returned home Monday morn-
ter last Friday that has been trapped meuts. They
treasurer, O. J. Hull, officer of the der the jurisdiction of A»
fair has followed him pertinaciously for iug af'er a short visit with friends in day, Raymond
or the city. The eonneu
in Lane county tor a long time, six but as appearances indicate
Babb; sergeant at -
In ing.
tulles up the Willamette. It measure«! weather after today they will no months.
arms, James E. Snodgrass; canteen with the company i®E
Sheriff Fisk aud Chief of Police
Mrs. I rancis Hammitt cam«* down officer, Merritt Huntley; officer of over the question carefwl
over five feet ill length, nine inches doubt have dry walking during the
wi,l--. ami weiglie«! J.’i pm mis. Mr. greater part of their trip. It is not Farrington knew the character of the on the local Sunday morning to visit theguarl, W. W. Branstetter; Chap­ mit it to the citizen* J
a special
*
Dodd claims this is his third otter knowu how many «lays the young la­ man ami were told of his declaration relatives in Irving.
at
lin, R. S. Huston.
dies expect to occupy in making this that he would never be taken alive.
___ perst:"1
this seasou.
Death has aga'n visited our midst
The camp will affiliate with tbe na­ only one plant in op
trip.
owneflMj
1 Yet they took the chance of a revol­ and taken one who has been a lifelong tional organization. Another meeting is a municipal
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Jim Clark's new flouo residence is
Miss Dorris took her camera with ver duel with him rather than have a resident of thia pla«-e. W. B. Yates
now umler course of construction.
will tie held on Friday evening of this this ground b« th sides’-
her and expects to se«*ure many pic- ntimlier of deputies aid them, as they was born on a farm adjoining Irving, week.
aud w ith every one ontb*
When complete«! it will la- the finest
i turea of s<*enes along the road.
believed that too many men might and ¡with tbe exception of a few
with no opposition.
resideuea in Springfield. We uuder-
This trip is a unique one in that it cause confusion and give the man au
fighting of tbe l-w-t re»:
stand that Harry Stewart will erect a
months ha«l raided continuously
at on«-e and every one’-*
fine residence ou the lot north, in 1 is prolmbly the first one ever mad«* opportunity to escape.
here. His illness was of short dura­
from here to Foley Springs by women
I shouider to »boulder
the same block. This will also t«e a
tion and his friends can scarcely teal-
J af< >ot. The distance i* tin mile«.
greater Eugene.
*4001* buiidillg.
■ lie that he has gone.
Will
was
a
good
------ - W ill
goo«l
neighlair, kind-hearted, always ready *
The new t«a »eball an it* for the high
to assist in sickness or trouble, and
school boys arrive«t Wednesday Each
be will lie missel. Hi* family ba*
member ¡aircha-e«! hi« own suit, Do | Having l»-en in the immigation bn»-
A correspondent from Cottage
the sympathy of tuauy friends in
boy* have organize«! with a much inem in the east for the past ten
Grove writes:
■ their bereavement.
stronger team than they had last year, years, baring good succxmm in the bus­
iness, I have decided to open up a
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- - -
The Oregon A Southeastern Railroad
In Eugene, April 8.
and expect to win a large per cent, real estate and Immigration office ill
The Oregon ami California Lumber
Company has a force of men at work Whitall and wife. »
of the game* piare«! tfu* evasoli. ■
th«* town of Eugene, ami havt* associ­ Company etarteii up iti logging camp
here rebuilding some of its gravel and
Since the wages have been raised ate 1 myself with H F HoUuubeck, on Hadsal) creek this week for the
lumping cars into small flatcars for
formerly
of
C.
tk
Farrow
A
Go.,
re
by the Booth
I
Kelly Co. at theii taining my office in the east ami M •aaaoo*» work.
Mr. l«*Blue is lA
handliug
logs, wood and lumber.
At
the
b-itn«
of
the
bride's
parents,
Springfield in id ya r on<!er»tan«l they we will work with about five hundrevl •-harge as superintendent
Mr. and Mr«. Ivy Morris, of Point The increased freight traffic on the
have a full cri­ w »t g«»»i nani-working -f the leading real estate agents in
Tuesilay afternoon R. V. Hughe* Terrace. Grag-m. on Monday. April I V' mm I makes use for all the cars the
men. If the
ipwiiv continu«** to the we«t ami will a.ivertlse your l.imi was taken b-'-.or«- Recorder :
In this issue weP'M
S-very. M 1!' m J"hn Perry- Of Ow^«*«'* »nd company has.
atiout ,-ne hundred of the Irading
par the wage« t»«>w • wing |s»i«l. which iu
tsutern [Htpers we want to list one charged with assault on Wm. Brynd. Mias Matilda Morris, C. H. H dden.
statement of th«- i11,1
The
company
has
also
purchased
is likely, it w Ili noi «»• difficult to hundred go«»d farm« at once, m > if The recorder find him 55 an I
ire. ,1
I eoata. J. P., officiating.
, «everal new flatcars aud boxcars for of Eugene. A
procure gmst, CAT «upcteut men to fill you want to »eil vour farm call on amounting to two dollars more.
shows
the
bank
'• lt 1
’
«rtM
^Tll
make
you
a
portrait
>,
mak
I
uae
on
its
line.
All
of
these
cars
will
HoUeub. ck a Couki«*, oftic.- rooms 1
all |*o* it i*i|i«.
condition. De| sits
T
and 2, Chaml>ers bl.H-k, 518 W il la in ! I ing *7 in all.
I
loaded
with
rails
to
be
used
on
the
for
87
cents.
j «or . cents. Offer expires April 21st.
X. A. K we, the gentleman wh«i elte street
I A surprise pari was given at Glen I
cash
resources.
-xtension
of
tbe
road
into
tbe
fun
st
I
HAMPTON BROS.
j reserve.
133.224.
BENSON MEETS
WITH STRONG
PEOPLE'S PARTY
THE BOSS BARBERS
FORM A UNION
PUBLIC WELL WILL
SPRINGFIELD
YOUNG LADIES BOUND FOR
FOLEY SPRINGS AFOOT
SPANISH WAR
VETS. ORGANIZE1 city by “■^'i‘ttrcoBpu'
Irving Items
HEAVY TRAFFIC ON
BOHEMIA RAILROAD
Farm Lands Wanted
Boro
SIUSLAW RIVER
Married
Over a