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About Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1906)
gatekeeper, E C. Huffman. Monta- villa; Ceres, Mrs. Mary Griseuth- waite, Oregon City; Pomona, Mrs. Bertha M. Durbin, Benton county;, Flora, Mrs. Rosa Littlepage, Latour-1 The Eugene Steam Luuudry has purchased the steam dyeing and clean ing works next to the lauudry on West Eighth street from M. C. Hull. An experienced man will be placed Tbe Fortnightly Club, at a recent in charge of the place. .„eetiug. di«"“*d ,be matter of a >eparM for Eugene and author- 1 tbe president and secretary to Htiou tbe county court as follows: ‘ L Honorable, the County Court COUNTY GROUND for a PUBLIC PARK PLACE Those who have received sampl copies of the WEEKLY GUARD during the past month are asked to compare it as a newspaper with competitor's in th field. We think it is a better paper tli^h the others—don’t you ? And we are £o- ing to make the GUARD larger and still better within the next six weeks—when our big new press arrives from the east. 1 hen it will be seven columns to the page, instead of six columns as it is now, and it will be better in every way. Local and Portland market reports, a splendid con tinued story for the family circle (begins this issue), local and general news, are some of the features of the Weekly Guard. If you want some of the city papers clubbed with the Guard when you sub scribe, we call your attention to tjie fol lowing offers: SAWMILL OPERATED of Lime County, Oregon: Geutlemeu - lhe Fortnightly Club William McCoy, of Cottage Grove, of Eugene, having under consldera- ot of a public park for Lane county, says the Portland Tim- ’ion the subjec- -, is greatly impressed1 beruiau, holds the distinction of cut- this cou'luuu‘,y I ’ f the advantages for such purposes ting lumber with le„s power than any with tbe ad — ---- e..«. » ll the nrnn. mill in the Northwest. His power ’ tbe higher portions of tbe prop- — ♦Re» iMHintv iinn ln-il .i by the county and wit- sit- consists of a five-burst powt r Zim- erty owl the easterly bank of the m. rmau-Wells-Brown gasoline engine, ' Sietb* just above the covered which is linked direct to a 32-inch bridge at the north end of terry saw. The carriage is eight feet long. ,'t This property is not ouly and the screws are turned by hand. *ery mar the main portion of the The knees are about twelve inches ieut. but is beautifully situat-, high. The carriage is fed by the use county - sei a «lough there coming into Hie of a peavy. From the well-worn look ed on a 1 and has on it a tine growth of of the holes in the floor of the mill river i— - native trees. At present this convert- under the carriage it is evident that “ > ‘‘ptavv feed” could not be con »nd naturally attractive public the ì >1 I. I ex ir ul.l. sidered entirety automatic in action. ground is used to . a considerable tent as a dumping place for unsightly Under the saw is placed a wheelbar and unsanitary refuse matter. We row, which answers all the purposes Boet earner «th , ’ request your honorable* of a sawdust conveyor. The ties are ■ * such measures as will manufactured from sn all, sound, sec- body to take it the further despoiling of these ond-gruwth timb.r cut into eight-foot preve’1 pre nil sc through such dumping ; ttiat , log«. The crew consists of Mr. McCoy I in additieu yoa will secure the re- moral of refuse now there; that you and two men. The banntr day’s cut will secure I the — removal of the brush of i ight and ont-haif hours in the aud undergrowth j on the northerly J mill was 131 7xl»-8 ties. If the logs J said land, > which can be I I are too small to admit of the portion of oi smu ------------------ --- tie --- bring with little expense; that you squared up on lour aides, two lints I sflT cause the higher portions at j are all that are made. Tile tits net least on the county property at khis j the mill .3) cents each for the square noiut to be enclosed with a common ] tie and 27 c< nts for the othi rs. The but substantial fence; and will adopt cost of manufacturing the tils and de- ,ueb rules and regulations for the livery to the truck is about 20 cents j care and use oi this part of the tract each. When tbe tie-sawing season is as will hereafter keep it a clean, nat over Mr. McCoy converts his mill ural park, m which the people of the into a wood sawing rig, the whole be- ! county may fieely recreate. These ing mounted on wheels, and proceeds measures ut cleanliness and improve accordingly to convert his slabwood ment are only such as an enterprising into fuel for the lucal market. Mr. McCoy certainly enjoys tbe dis- ' citizen might properly take in the care of his property, ar.d the county, we j tiuction of making lumber in his can- 1 think, is justified in being equally opy top,peavy-feed null w ith less cos public spirited. We thank you in ad for the original piaut tlfWn any other vance for the att ntlou which we feel( mill on the coast. mre you w ill on consldeiation give | this matter of just prbllr* concern. Most respectiuuy joins, I 1ORTMGHTLY CLUB OF EUGENE. By Mrs. Mary E. Stafford, President. I Officers elected by the grand lodge, | Mrs. Lily A. Schaefer, I. O. O. F., of Oregon, are as fol- j Secretary. lows: Eugene, May 19th, 19btk Grand Master—W. A. Carter, of Gold Hill. Deputy Grand Master — Richard Scott, of Milwaukie. Grand Secretary—E. E. Sharon, of Portland. Grand Warden—Edward Hostettler, of The Dalles. 0. J. Kizer, who was kicked on the, Graud Representative—W. H. Hob head by a horse at Barnard A West’s gQU of stayton. livery stable on the evening of Fri-1 T’rustees of Odd Fellows’ Home in day, May 18, crushing the bones of portiand—W. T Williamson, re elect- the forehead and face, died at his ed for three years. home cn the corner of West Thir Grand marshal, grand conductor, teenth and Jefferson streets this grand guardian, grand chaplain will morning at 6 o’clock. From the time be appointed by the new grand mas he received the injury up to a short ter before adjournment. time before his death he was con- Next meeting place of the gram! »cious and expressed the hope of re lodge— LaG ra nde. covery, but the natures of the injury ’as such that his recovery was impos sible. Ovid J. Kizer was born in Linn, county,near where the village of Row-1 laud is now located, January 12, 1S63. He lived in Linn county a Papers • greater 1' part “i » of um his mr, life, uuuiiu» coming io to xsu- Eu- --- <--- -- for - the lease of the right-ol-* «ne three years ago, being a faithful way lor tbe Southern Pacific Com- —• - - Le was ' auy’s spur through C. Arnel's place employe at. the stable where injured from that time till his death. ou the Mohawk to the site of the com He leaves a »jfe and three children pany’s proposed new sawmill were -two boys and a girl—besides his pa tiled with the county clerk yesterday tents and four brothers and three sis afternoon. The contract calle for a 'ers, as follows: Otis F., a twin, of strip of land 30 feet wide and the an Foster, Wheeler county; H. L., of nual rental is to lie $loO. lhe com Albany: C. P. and F.M., of Rowland; pany argt*es, upon the removal of the Mrs. NeUje Taylor, of The Dalles; timber from the land and the aban Mr». Martha Bardwell, of North Yak donment of operations, to move the ima, Wash., and Mrs. Anna Watson, railroad track and restore the land to its original condition. The contract rJ Fisher, Lincoln* county. specifies that construction work on Only two weeks ago Thursday tbe entire family, except one sister, met the spur shall begin within three *’ ^e oi l home ¡dace in I.inn county months from the date of the signing i of the papers. ______ ___ in reunion. The deceased was a memtier of Eu- ' ■ I men i ®rrying insurance In the order. Weekly Guard and Oregon Semi-Weekly Jo-, r lai, Weekly Guard and Weekly Oregonian Weekly Guard and Semi-Weekly St. Louis Republic Weekly Guard (in advance) and Oregon Agriculturalist / ........................ Oregon News * Portland city council has grants itsnctc-es to the United Railway ompatiy and Willamette Vail. .* tectiou Company for electric railway >1 ' li I'r nt and other street« of ^ortland. both measures being passed ’'»unanimous vote of all the m-jm- of the council present. munuu« A \ letter received nere here rnis this morning BiUe River gives the informa- t'ion thn* ’ '* r —r'’""’* h„d been missing at the time th.* letter was written—Wednesday after-; noon, since Sunday. He took bis horse ni> on the hill to turn him out. his tracks ending at the pasture. Search wa* being made for him. .Mr. Howell’s family, residing in Eugene, has been notified. wn to The miasiugman has I* n »nd it I m * troubled with heart di. ■ the is feared that while fionr *t*te of vz Oregon has ” Grange •■iniigu U1 I ' i-d the following officers j : Master, ________ A°*tin Bn ton. Forest Grove; over **. C. I. lhaw, Albany: lecturer, Mr*. oar.i n. Waldo, Maeleay ; stew •rd, W. A Yi «mg, Goble; assistant moBntaio* **•»«. R N. Warfield, Alsea: chap ab<I ba© dietl* Min, o- n ’ Fato n, Oswego; treasurer, "• Hlr-i .r • rg, Independence; secre- Gard **T’ «K Mary S. Howard, Mnlim ; Guard Printing Co., Eugene, Oregon. Gentlemen: Please send the Weekly Guard to my address for one year, for which I promise to pay $1.50 on or before , 1906 WiLl OF PIONEER MRS. E. F. CHAPHI “NO CURE, NO PAY Letter List Eugene, Or., May 24. Baker, E. C. Bowker, W. K. Burford. E. L. Card, D. Curtis. Nancy L. Graham. Alfred. Huston, Joe E, Kuaiiss. Mrs. Mary. .Moore, Peral A. f Mo'irse. Joe K. Su.ith. Miss Fktesie. Smith, Mrs. I con. Sweet J. Tsyl« PA41 k*. L nt chi .j C * H V WINS TWENTY DOLLAR PRIZE NO T REGiSlERED The registration books dosed oa The will of Noah Briles, the pio neer, who died nt Thurston on Muy Muy 15, llkMi, tint voters who have 18, likki, was admitted to probate yes not registered cun vote at the poll» terday afternoon. The dociun* nt was by conforming to Chapter 148, page executed on May 4, likifi. In the pres 259. of the laws of 1905, which pro ence of Win. Platt and N. H. Goss vide that ‘‘if it appears that the elec tor is not reigstered, lie may sills ler. The will provides us follows: To his son John is beqututbed 41IK); scribe and swear or affirm to bluiik to bis sou Larkin, 81(H>; to his diingli ‘A,’ which blank ‘A’ can l>e hud at ter, Martha A. Barnett, ifhtl; to his any of the voting places upon eleo- daughter, Mary Briles, ilikl: to his tion day, June 4, I'.klii, free by asking daughter, Nancy Hill, tlmi; to his for it, and in addtiion thereto, lie daughter, Josephine Crawford, ?2hU; shall lie required to procure six free all the retnaind *i of the property shall holders of the county to subscribe to lie divided between the children the same ” aforesaid named, share aud share . When thia la done, the voter cat vote the mine us a registered voter, alike. Three paragraphs in the will in full Democrats who have not registered. are as follows: I and who vote in Eugene, Oregon, can “Seventh — 1 do not give anything be uc. ommodated by culling at the to my daughter .Lima, whose married Democratic headquarters, over ths Eugene Loan A Savings Bank, where name I do not know. “Eighth—I do not give anything to there will tn* h number of freeholders my grandchildren, the children ot my assembled, who will swear to the quid ideations of such electors as they may deceased daughter, Margaret. “Ninth—1 do not give anything to be acquainted witli ou election day, my daughter, Ellen McMahon, or to thus enabling these to vote who have been unable to register. her children. ” 1 The pmbslile value ot the pr.,n*rtv property p|1(A ,,ath of qualification to lie mads 1 of tbe estate is k25o<>. By the provis- by the voter wishing to vote, when | inns of the will Rev. Wm. Platt Is I1(), registered, Is provided by Sec. named as executor. 2774 of Cotton’s Code, and is as fol lows: ‘‘You do solemnly swear that you are a citizen of the United State«, having declared your intention to be • tu uuUUtilLl come such one year next preceding ♦ this election; that you are of the ag* of twenty one years; that you have From Satcrdaj’a Tsilj Cnaid. been a resident of this state for six Mrs. Surah Chapman, wile of E. F, months next precediing this election; Chapman, die 1 suddenly of bi art that yon now reside in this precinct trouble at the family reaidence, bl tin t yon have not vet voted ill tills Willamette street, this forenoon at 1 »lection, and tlint your true name i» nine o'clock. • as yon represent” Mrs. Ubapiuan had lieetl suffering If tiie elector is not a resident of severely from asthma for a long time, Lane county,lint bus been in the flute bet recently her conditi m was mucn of Oregon for six month«, he is vnti i better and ahe »ns al 1^ to lie out tied t i vote for tin- state officials, and buggy riding only a fewt days ago. i the oath cun tie modified accordinly. Last evening she grew wore»* but her, I When one has been away temporari condition wus not consider! d alarm ly but has always claimed bis reel ing. 'This morning while re’lining dence here he is entitled to vote here on a couch she suddenly grew faint j The place where n man sleeps i» and expired before help could be sum deemed his residence. moned. Mrs. CliHpmiin was sg«*<l 57 years, H lone month and eight days. A sketch ■ Gif In r life and funeral announcements , will b*i published later. State eu kind ’n r»’ H IN FEW WEEKS Name Postoffice____ PROSPECTOR MISSING SINCE SDNDAY Name Post office The WEEKLY GUARD is $1.50 a year. If you have not the money just now, and wish the paper continued to your ad dress, fill out and return the following blank: LEASE OF LAND FOR SAWMILL SPÜR BLUE river $2.25 $2.50 $1.75 $1.50 Guard Printing Co., Eugene, Oregon. Gentlemen: Enclosed please find $ for which please send me the Weekly Guard, and x If you wish to clnb with another paper) ’ SURVEYORS WILL There has arrieed at the Eugene de mt, ready for Transportation U» the Blue River mines, a quantity of ma ihiuery fur tl.e “Doctor” mine, pwned by Dr Candiani, the Italian A. Welch. of the Willamette Valley rcousul at Portland. The machiner; Co., and the Oregon Electric C»w includes an air compre>eMmr aud an I the lat,er formerly the Willamette air drill of the latest patte rn. ; Valley Trait ion Co., was in i.ugene l'his machinery will be take'll to the | today, He informed a Guard report mines just as soon as the matter of ed that the crew of surveyor« w< iking the blockading of the road into the on the proposed electric railway be- I mines by the Lucky Boy p.ople is si t tween Portland an I Eugene,are work ■tied. Efforts will lie made to settle itig south from Salem. They bare or 1 tiie difficulty at once so there will be ders to proceed only its far as Albany, no delay in transporting supplies and but Mr. Welch mi ; « that by the taint uiachitiety into the district. they reach that city they will !»■ nr Dr. Candiani’s men are now run dered to work on up to Eugene, ning a %0-foot crosscut tunnel at the 1 reaching this city probably within I “Doctor" at a 41>o foot depth. As alaiut eight weeks, Mr. W 4 | soon as the ore is openeel up a gecdl that no railroad surveyors for li't sized stump mill w ill be installed, thus ' company have ever arrived here. a» ¡adding one more’to the list of pro-I reported, If any surveyors have d’:c:n,, minis in the district. come up from Portlaud and b?gi>n Dr. Cuiniiani has Isen working! work on a line from here north they the "Doctor" and adjacent claims ter are« for some other company, lie said. ’a rum‘ier of years, but lately, on ac- 1 Mr. Welch said he was not in a po count of litigation, bus not done | sition to give out any information ut much de ve lopmeut work. A few l to w hen construction worl is to be w- < as ago the supreme court decided ! gin on the Portland Eugene line, but in bn favor and trim now on the! it is thought that the work will be I work will proceed without interrup well under way by uutuinn, and it tion. would lie a safe prediction to .-ay that A sawmill is already un the proper Eugene will lie connected with ths ty, and the necessary lumber for metropolis by a trolley li e by tlx buildings aud limber tor the* tunuels ' latter part ot tie year 19l>7. j is gotten out ehea| ly and expeditiuiis- | ly* Now if you desire to continue receiving the Weekly Guard, fill out and return the following blank: OREGON ODD FELLOWS ” NEW MACHIIEnY F38 THE DOCTOR MINE HOW TO SUBSCRIBE I The Eugene exhibit in the window of Olds, Wortman A King at the ‘•.Made in Oregon” fair at Portland was awarded the ftSi prize for the I« -t window di-pl>^ of goods msnufac tur<d in Oreg >n outside of Portland. |t f« », f-i FHV that the tfirl« f 19*** «rg* ».f nn<f mor* béantifnl than th* ffirh of war tini**-. Tbe ui» to-dntp f/irlrt «Il tHk«* lluihnU-r » K '<ìkjr Mountain Tea. 35 ceute. tv a ui I tableta, Linn Drug Co Hull's drug store has an unusual offer to make to our reiiders, one that will tie of the greatest, value many. For some years Mr. Hull has tieea .watching the results from tiie use of Uv Huei, a treatment for catarrh that ihitw by breathing medicated air, Í absolutely without any stomach dos ing. The results have lieen so uni- ' Vei-*al1y successful that he feels jlistl- ! fled iti making a public offer to treat the worst case of I iitarrii in Eugens • ith the understanding that if Hyo mei does not cure the treatment wlU HON. J. D. MATLOCK (■'.st »l»<.'>iiist» m.ilol.- TI,** regiiier llyonief iHi’fit cost» Democratic Candida's f it oiuf one do lar. and consists of a neat that etu. l e carried ip STATE TREASURER po.xet 'ir inhalar < r X • - t I’1 eg' t. ' H dlClIK dropper, and a b-utle of II. 'ilici. If t hi • >• not ew'igh for a cm*' extra larttles Of Hy itlel can b. obtained cenM not bring »« much happiness to f<>r Hull'« ill of •' 'r p i'i vet-- guaran Luem Wilke, o’ Carolil e. Wie , i ui« 25 cent Lox of Itiicklen'a tees a cur", if H> < u.ei is need tn ae i Salve, wbeu it completely eordaiH'# ’ .|tli lii*- *tioi*<, oi it-y win m22 2t a r ini.ing aore on her 1* 4« refund t'a» Bu ey. had t - t"i**d b-r 23 lot g y <d di - << front *«t euri-*’’le healer of la and »oree. 2ó cent» at Di?< Hid ftniabea I d h•»- Call Mil A Mountain of Gold Ch »' Hardware.
