proved by
dren until further order of the court. J
interesting to 'now tU
Hugh Hampton ra. O. B. French;
it contain
to recover monc. Demurrer to com
amounting in »11 to «] , 4.‘* 1
plaint orerruled.
Oregon state insane uayl, -, !
Alexander Wright rs. P. D. Gard
maintenance ... .
“•
ner; damages. Motion «to strike out
-“«x-s«."
eumplaiut sustained in part.
on i < i i*k »•-■ —
*ng. “etternishtj.»-t. .
W. \V. Watkins, G. W. Fretts and |
Oregon otate insane »syim, '
J. R. Vincent, partner» a» Watkins,
' transportation ot 1Usahe’ ,
Fretts Jt Vincent, rs. T. D. Linton .
Err.ery C. D”'. a young e!eetric«l Oregon state peuiUntiw. 1
Within a few months the University to recorer money. Judgment for engineer of Uregou Cny, and W. 1.
The county court this forenoon de
maintenance ...
”
', of this city, returned to Oregon state peuitenti»..
W. W. Gossett and wife went to of Oregon will have a tine library ¿544, attorney’s fee of ¿35.
elated prohibition to exist in North
Cui..pb« U.
building,as well as additional books,
W. S. Nickerson vs. George C Bee- | Eugeue 1. last evening from a trip up
transportation of convié
and South Junction and Camp Creek Junction this afternoon on a visit.
appuratus
anil
equipment.
The
gen
be
; suit iu equity. Motion to strike , the McKenzie, having gor e a tar up
precincts on aud after July 1, 1906.
Oregon state reform school
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Waahburne, of eral appropriation bill of the last leg
out answer overruled.
as McKeuize Bridge, 45 miles from
These precincts went dry at the re- Springfield, went to Portlaud yester
maintenance..........
Astoria Savings Bank vs. O. W. this city. During the trip Mr. Dye
ceut election by the following major day. Their son and daughter went islature, which was held up by the
Oregon state reform sch00i a,
referendum and approved by the peo Huid; to recover money. Default. filed on a chain of water power sites
ities: North Junction, 3»; couth to Salem io visit awhile.
new buildings,r<
'>nigs,r.^airs,etc
ple,
contains an appropriation of «<►>,• Judgment for 83)24, interest at 8 per on the river, five in number, extend Oregon »cLool
Junction, 38, Camp Creek, 11.
d(;tf
Mrs.
Herbert
Eakin,
of
Cottage
cent,
attorney's
fee
of
¿2U0,
order
of
200
for
the
university.
Of
this
ing down the river from a point a
The injunction to restrain the
mutes, maiuteui
Grove, arrived here oil the local last amount 132,500 is appropriated for sale of attached property.
short distance below McKenzie Bridge Oregon school
court from declaring prohibition in
* * |for deaf
night from Salem, where she has been additional maintenance, including
Robert F. Ryau v*. W. J. Royce to a point near “Dutch Henry’s” old
Eugene and in the county as a whole
mutes,
repairs,
UuprUïï.
does not sheet these precincts, a« visiting. She went on home this uiucb-ueeded repairs to the building, and C. O. Peteisou, doing business place, about 25 miles from here. The
meuts
...........
improvement ot the grounds, the in uuder the firm name aud style of the papers were filed with the county
the question was voted upon in these afternoon.
Oregon institute for tbe
stallation
of a water plant, purchase Eugeue Excelsior Company; to re- clerk this morning.
precinc’s as separate subdivisions.
Saturday's Daily Guard.
blind, maintenance
of additional |r< ¿entitle apparatus, cover money. Motion to strike out
Pye is said to represent the Wil Oregon institute for tbe
J. L. Zeigler returned yesterday equipment and books.
sustained in part.
lamette Valley Co. in this work, al-
blind, new bui,lllugbi re.
from a trip to Yaquina.
The sum of ¿25,000 is appropriated
Nina E. Lemon vs. James Union; thougn no information concerning
pairs ....
I
furnishing
-j .Mrs. Jos, Schaefer returned yester for the construction and
divorce. Deciee of divorce.
the matter could be obtained from University of O^’gun, &ddb
day from Portland.
of a building for library and class
the company's office in this city.
Saturday’s Daily Guard.
tional maintenance, etc..
Mrs. Margaret Parks and daughters, room purposes, and the remaining
Manager Welch seemed reticent University of ' Oregon, li. 32,
this
Circuit
court
adjourned
early
Mis*ee Auna and Elsie, went to Pleas ¿5000 is to be used for the construe-
brary building..
afternoon till Monday morning, Dis- about discussing the matter and de
The material for the new oil tank ant Hili yesterday afteruoou to attend tion ot a dormitory for women.
nied any knowledge of Dye’s connec Uuiverstiy of (i^ gon, girls'
trict
Attorney
Brown
is
here
aud
is
For the past two years {he univer
for the 8. P. is being unloaded on the funeral of John Mulkey, who died
tion with the company. However, a
dormitory 4...........
sity has manuged to exist on its reg engaged iu examining witnesses in
the site selected by them.
at Ashland.
close friend of Dye’s in this city has State Agricult'Ma. College
criminal
cases.
The
following
cases
ular approriation of ¿17.500 per year,
stated that he is in the employ of the I experiment ttu ion, fn-
The contract for the new building
Alf Walker returned yesterday although the teaching force lisa been were acted upon today:
Mr. Campbell, with whom L ¡ou............
being erected by M. T. Fleming has from Portland.
company,
State
of
Oregon
vs.
Walter
Foley;
somewhat reduced and many other in
been given to Harry Sbahafl.
Burgess Eord came up from Port conveniences have iieen put up with. manslaughter. Demurrer to indict he made the trip up the river, was State Agricultural College
not told who Dye was working for,
dormitory. «Jnll shed, etc
At a meeting of the Fourth of July land yesteday.
During the present college year the ment overruled. Plea of not guilty.
commtitee Saturday night it was
L. H. Midkey vs. G. F. Goodman but is under the impression that it State Normal School »t
H. E. Morris returned home yester enrollment of students has been larger
is the United Railways Co., which
unanimously agreed to go ahead with day from a trip to Yaquiua Bay.
Monmouth, maintenance.. 35,
than ever before, and the capacity of aud John Gibson ; forecl sure. Mo
the celebration.
tion tor judgu ent iu pleadings as to has just begun the work of building State Normal School at
the
university
has
bee-i
taxed
to
the
L. Zimmerman aud Hues C. Finley
an electric railway from Portland to
Ashland, niaiuteuance.etc
Gibson orerruled.
The committee in charge ot music
came down from the Lucky Boy mine uttermost.
F. A. Brown vs. Southern Pacific Hillsboro and which has announced Central Oregon State Nur-
han engaged the Brownsville band,
President P. L. Campbell and the
last evening on their way to Port
Motion to its intention of building on up the . mal school at Drain, main
consisting of sixteen pieces, for the
members of the faculty have labored Company; damages.
land.
tenance
celebration the Fourth of July.
uuder great difficulties, but the addi- stiike from supplementary complaint valley. Inquiry at Oregon City,
Dye's home, brought out the admls- Eastern Oregon 8tate Ncr-
F. C. Drury and Ernest Lyons, of
tioual funds which have been placed overruled.
It is rumored that the Oregon
mai schoof at Weston^
Maliel, spent last nignt in Eugeue.
by one of / maintenance
» c. A ■ CT A-*.
— that
.................... he was employed
*
E. J. nUITUU
Horton vs.Eva
L. CTUtvvu,
Horton; V*»
di sion
.-•»
at the disposal of the board of re
Ilo'iHe will be moved back and a
W. F. Nielson, of Junction, was in gents will alleviate the situation, and vorce. 1 Motion
_____ to strike from reply
. . , the two oompanies, but no definite in- Oregon Soidi» rs' Home, ad
three-story addition built on in front
ditional maintenance
formation could be secured.
«
accommodations will tie made for a overruled.
with all the modern improvements. Eugeue today.
Whoever
Yonng
Dye
’
s
employers
Oregon
Soldiers’ Home,
Arthur Comegys arrived home last large entering class in September.
-----------------------
Mrs. F, O. Russell, of Wendling,
are, they are securing some very val
wood shed, repairs, etc
L
is visiting at the home of her uncle, night from a trip to British Coluin-
uable
power
*ites.
Mr.
Campbell,
State
bioloigst,expenses of. I
J. A. Roberts, for a few days before bia. He is not much improved in
who is well acquainted with the river Non-resident poor, support
when definite plans will be made for
taking her departure fur her new health.
almost
from its sourc-i to its mouth,
of in several counties
home iu Colfax, Wash.
Mr. and M rs. W. W. Haines re- the new' buildings aud improvements.
says that 80,000 horsepower can be Fugitives from justice, ar-
The e will tie a school meeting Mon turned home last night from a trip
generated at the sites located.
Four
rest and return of.......... X
day, June 18, 1906, at 1 o’clock p. ;m. north .
of the proposed canals a-e capable of Rewards for arie»t,pHymeat
A
corps
of
Southern
Pacific
survey
for the purpose of electing a director
Mrs. F. W. Osburn returned last :
of.............................. ..........
ors, in charge of E. R. Bush, assist developing 15,000 horsepower each,
to serve three years, a clerk to serve night from a visit iu Portland.
aud the fifth, the one farthest down Elector^ of president ani
ant
chief
engineer
of
the
company,
is
one year and to levy a tax to buy
Capt. T. A. Steear, of Mupieton, '
vice president, expense«
working toward Eugene from the the river, will develop 20,000 horse
ground hik I build Hud furnish a school who has be«en attending the Masonic 1
of................. .......................
power. At the last mentioned site it
south
setting
stakes
for
raising
and
house on the west side of the river.
grand lodge at Portland, cau.e up on 1
is
planned
to
construct^
dam
100
feet
Irrigation
commission, er-
Thursday's Daily Guard
widening the roadbed of the main
The farmers on the Mohawk who the local last night.
high clear across the river, creadug
penses of.........................
C.
8.
Earrow
and
H.
F.
Hollenbeck,
line.
The
surveyors
are
nearing
Eu
have been losing sheep and calves tor
8. M. Yoran and Dr. Geo. O’B. De-
an immense lake.
1
the past six weeks, supposedly by a j Bar returned last night from Port- partners doing business under the gene and have made this city their
If young Dye is working in the in
firm
name
and
style
of
C.
S.
Earrow
headquarters
for
several
days
past.
cougar, will feel greatly releived by | land, where they attended the Mason
& Company, va. J. H. McClung; to The crew under Engineer Bush con terests of the Willamette Valley Co.
the news that Zol Evans has killed ic grand lodge.
recover money. Amended complaint sists of the following: D. D. Bar thia move is right in line with a pre
the monster, aud instead of a con
Professor I. M. Glen returned last to staud in place of original com ron, J. C. Hanna. E. W. Gordon and vious announcement of the company
ger, it is a large black wi ll. '1; Lad
that it intends to build an electric
night from Portland.
plaint
Shuley B. Waite.
been losing sheep and
becoming
railway up the McKenzie river to the
Erick
Ericsson
vs.
Carrie
Erick
As
previously
stated
the
roadbed
Mrs.
R.
McMurpliey
returned
home
almost discouraged at the prospect
Blue River mines.
These proposed 1 Drain, Or., June Id.—The ba
son; divorce. Dismissed.
will
be
ra
sed
six
inches
and
re-bal
last
nigh'
from
a
visit
in
Portland.
of loosing his flock, camped on bia
W. W. Watkins, G. W. F'retts and lasted. IJ will also be widened sev ditches can furnish all the power : • <t regents of the Central Oregoi
Oscar
A.
Campbell
and
wife
have
trail with the above result.—New».
much more, too. necessary from the Normal School met hers ini
returned from the Alberta country, J. R. Vincent, partners as Watkins. eral feet. When this work is complet
operation of the line. Then again, it session yesterday and -lected tbs
t'oficiudiug that Oregon ¡»■''good Eretts A Vincent, vs. T. D. Linton ; ed the company will tie aide to short
to recover nioeuy. Default.
en the running time of its truius by may be the intention of the company lowing faculty for the next l
enough for them.
N. J. Bryant and W. F. Bryant, probably an hour between Eugeue to manufacture power along the Mc year: President. Professor 1
O. H. Miller, roadmaster of the
paruers doing business under the firm and Portland, and probably twelre I Kenzie for the operation of cars on Bri> s, of Cottage, Grove, re?!*
Soutliern Pacific Company, spent last
name aud style of Bryant Bros., vs. hours between Portland and San its proposed line from Eugeue down vice
president, Professor 4
night iu the city.
Henry Tracer and Mary A. Tracer, Francisco. The work will be done the valley.
Browr. of Roseburg, re-elected;!
DESCR1FTTON OF THE SITES.
of science, Harry Dale, of F-k
Attorney Rus Wyatt, of Albany, Is ' Mrs. F. K. Wetherbee and daugh hi* wife; to recover money. Settled this summer,
ter returned today from a visit at and dismissed.
.
The description of the ditches or histor.’. Miss Harriet Warfield
well known iu Eugeue. The Herald ,
Bessie F. Palmer vs. Jerome Palm-
canals is as follows:
tells of a recent injury of his as fol- | Creswell.
Eu> e ••; English and Latin.
Ole Heimforth came down from Sag
McKenzie River Power Ditch No. 4 Alice Bretherton, of Eugene:»
; alimony. Leave to fil reply Fri-
lows:
day at 10 a. m.
—Point of diversion on the south and English, Miss Bertha I. M
J. K. Wyatt was on the streets yes- | inaw this afteruoou.
Nina E. Lemo* vs. James Lemon ;,
side of the river about two miles be Salem ; music, -Miss Nina JI
terday nfteruooti for the fir t time! District Attorney Geo. M. Brown
low Frissell’s place at McKenzie of Salem ; critic teachers, thf I
ellice injuring hi* foot a week ago came in from Roseburg this after divorce. Default.
S. W. Brown vs. Texana brown ;
Bridge iu section 16, township 16, Gertrude Johnson. Daisy Hoo’
In Portland. He wa* on crutches, noon.
suit to set aside deed. Decree.
soath
of range 0 east. This is near Alta Spaulding, of Drain, gd
as hi* tool is st ill very painful. Mr.
Several residents along the river
Dr. and Mrs. M C. Wire left to
F. L. Chambers vs. L. D. Rauch ;
Wyatt suffered a peculiar injury, I" day for points north.
road east of Junctiou met at the res the mouth of Horse creek. The ditch O. C. Brown, of Roseburg.
to recover money. Judgment for
will tie about two miles long. The
hi* bath at the hotel in Portland be
Isaac Higgins went to Portland to- ¿106.80, interest at 10 per cent, attor idence of J. R Rasmussen recently
Mr. Dale and Miss Bretbert«
turned on th hot watt r, when the ' day on busin ss.
for the purpose of organizing a far amount of water appropriated is 2200
ney’s fee of ¿20.
cubic feet.
wlitertlie pipes, at a boiling point,
members of this year s f»'
mers
’
telephone
line.
A
new
line
will
Jos. Pironi went to Portland today
L. Simons vs. The City of Eugene .
Ditch No. 5—Point of diversion on class at the University of Ura
■truck in* foot, scalding It severely,
i t>e built with m H possible speed and
a municipal corporation, Frank Reis-1 'will connect with the Pacific States north side of the river near Shell
and the injury tie sustained laid him on a visit.
W. W. Calkins went to Portland to ner, treasurer ot the city of Eugene, ’’ Telephone Co.’s exchange at Junction Ro.'k grade in section 5, township 17, '
up for a time. He expect* to recover
Frank I'. Kelsey and Willard Young,
the us« of hit foot iu the course of a day on business.
aud will be known as East Park line. south of range 3 east. This is about
week or ten days, and tneauwhile 1»! Mrs. J. B. Kronebusch went to Mt. a* Kelsey 4 Young; injunction. Con-, John Strome was elected president; 36 miles from Eugene, A submerged
compelled to perambulate on crutches. Angel today to attend the grayjuatiug tinned for service.
A. Gibson, secretary; H. C. Peter dam will be built and the ditch will
State of Oregou vs. Iuiwrence Far-1 son. treasurer. Directors—C. .lasted, extend down the south side of the
■ exercises of the academy there, her
river for three and a half mile*. The '
I daughter, Grace, being a member of low and L iron Farlow, giving intox- J, R. Rasmusseu.
the graduating class, She was accom- iica.ing liquor to a minor. Plea of,
amount of water appropriated here is
Mrs. Mamie Kaimff tod*fia
1 uot guilty.
2700 cubic feet.
panied by Miss lieue Potts.
divorce proceeding» iMi»'D,t
Thursday's Dally Guard
State of Oregon vs. Bert Witry ; as- '
Ditch No. 6—Thirty-seven hundred Kanotf. They were marrieD-
Mr*. H. St. John went to Portland
Mrs. J. W. Shumate went to Port
I sault and battery.
Entered plea f
cubic feet of water. Point of diver county December 4.
S'J
t day to visit tier daughter.
land yesterday on business.
■ U"t guilty. Trial set for Monday, 9
sion on south side of river in section one child. Howard Gerald,**
Mrs. Fred Nixon, of Seattle, who
Mr. ami Mrs. Guy Bulord and child
, a. ni.
Rayl, of Independence, Kan- ki. township 16. south of range 3 east, years. Mrs. Kan"ff
-
lias been visiting relative* here and
came down from Saginaw yt sterday
Archie Galbr.ti’h v. the Southern ’ sas, ha* purchased 89 acres from Thos. at Gate creek.
The ditch will be husband has been cruel »rd 11
nt Pleusaut Hill, left today for her
afteruoou on u visit .
Pacific Company; damages. Motion ; Calvert, paying therefor ?4u per acre, three and a quarter miles long. This and abandoned her in orders
| home.
to q lash service of summons s us tain ! which included oue-third of the crop. is the same location made first by the ate with other women. Si* 1
M. L. Rychmau and wife came
i Stuart Mateer and family left today t'd.
down from the McKenzie salmou
| A new engine and boiler wera re- city of Eugene when a municipal elec alimony of ¿10 a mouth and*
for Emmett, Idaho, where they will
Charles A. Sanbert vs.
I. N. j ceived by the Howard Electric Light tric light plant was contemplated. defray her expen»es in P**
hatchery last event ug.
hereafter reside. Mr. Mateer is pres
Rev. Walton Skipwortb, of The Dal ident of the Southern Idaho Import Sprague mid Laura Spiague; to re Co. Tuesday. It ha* a capacity of This is 33 miles from Eugene.
the suit. She also
Ditch No. 7—Twenty eight hundied todv of the child and for «** ,
las, is visiting his brother, Attorney ing Co., a firm engaged iu the stock cover money. Settled and dismissed. some sixty horsepower and will fur-
uish sufficient power for a number of cubic feet of water. Point of diver tion of her maiden LS“*' (
G. F. Skipworth, In Eugeue.
I business.
Friday
’
s
Daily
Guard
years
to come. A cement foundation sion on the south side of the river op Price. Walton 4 Ness »«
Mrs. Samuel Nelson and daughter,
Henry Spores, of Cobmg, wns at
E, D. Tibbetts v*. W. W. Mal>en; bad already been prepared and only posite the mouth of Gate Creek. neys.
Miss Harriet, of Chicago, are visiting tending to business matters in Eu
injunction.
Motion for judgment a short time will be necessary to I This is in section 28, township 16,
Mrs. Nelson's parents. Colonel and gene today.
south of rang 2 east The ditch will
overruled ; leave granted to file an- place it in position.
Mr*. 8. P. Sl.idden, in Eugene.
| H. E. Ankeny rested well last night swer.
A train of California cattle were le two mile» long. This i» 3b miles
aud in some better today.
J. H. Eccleston vs. the City of unloadesl here Tuesday evening in or from Eugene.
From Friday's Daily Guard.
Junction City, a municipal corpora- der to be fed. The shipper insisted
Ditch No. 8.—Twenty-eight hun
At Junction, June . -
Mr*. 8. R. Jenkins went to Corval
tiou ; writ of review.
Confirmât ion. on going on to Seattle, but the 8 P. dred cubic feet of water. Point of and Mrs. J. Geo. John»«-
lis today.
Edward H. Gomph vs. William R. ageut forced him to unload and feed. diversion on the north side of the boy and a girl.
II. A. Cox was down from Crewsell1
Thompson ; to recover money. Jndg- This is required by law. not to men river at Tucker’s Eddy, 25 miles from
yesterday.
Samuel M. Collins, of Halsey, and | oieut for ¿365, interest at 6 per cent, tion the law* for the prevention of Eugene. This is in section 12, town
June 11. W06. ' Mr
Wiu. I and-«** is down frrvn Cot Miss Alma L. Purdy, of Eugene, order of »ale of attached property.
cruelty to animals, and the ag-nt was ship 16, south of range 1 east
tags Glove.
'•ere married Th uratey afternoon at
J. W. Kaya rs. A. B. Rowe; to re right in euforciug the law. otherwise
The ditch will be two milee long. Sovern, at resi lei «• 1 ' * ,
Mr. anti Mr». Je-»« Severa,
*
* * tor —
Judgment
NJ. b5, ftbe company
be ------
liable.
Charley Bakes retorted to Junc t' ree o’clock by Justice of the Peac« cover money. ,*
, - would
----- —
- Some Thia is where the big dam aerosa tbe tiou City, a daughter.
tion yi -ter.lay afternoon after a bus- V< intermcler in his office. They w >11 interest at 6 per cent, order of *a',i
of the cattle were down and would river will be built
j reside at Halsey.
attached property.
inese visit he-re.
hare dint. There were op) head of
J. H. Go, ■h vs. W. II Wheels. N. A. 1 them —Time*.
To Mr. and Mrs. H‘D*
Mrs. A. 8. Powers, who has been
The AIL u Canuiug and Packing Co Ske-ls, D. E. Slagle and H
A. |-------------------------
Junction City, June I'-
very ill, 1»
wly convalescing.
’* received over a carload of oak Ski el»; to recover money. Judg-
S. R. HIlhams was today appoint-
nd Sewell Smith ar
Waiter
arrels in which to ship pick1«*! eh, r- tneut Mg»! It W. H. 8k< Is for
’
’
1.
•
led
administrator of the estate of Sol-
rived h i
ir.vn Klamath Falls to
tea for the fancy markets.
8. inters t at 8 per cent.
jomon Afspaugb. who died at Cottage
day.
Nellie E. < >o*«ee rs. Ere 1 P. Gosser: ¡Grove May I, 1A< The property of
Jnd«r
1. W Fami
pc ! í», w '
divorce. M dioti to strike nut answer jtl e estate consist» of personal po»»es-
Sow tba
. « Fwk» te
w’ ’ !
srsti.i:
r» -t
, siens to tb» value of
aud real
•a* * I »
» Dot
t
Eva F Da
V G. Dap; dive~ e tste I .irio g an i 'e
«
Deere-«
i ly of minor cL«’. ;ear.
•r
PROHIBITION
DECLARED IN
THREE PRECINCTS
( the country, including Denver, St.
Loui», Chicago, Washington, New
York and a number of others. Bus
iness conditions are reported excel
lent throughout the country.—Rose
burg Review.
Geo. A. Hick», of Junction, was iu
the city today.
Turner Burn» war in town today
from Junction.
IMPROVEMENTS
FOR THE STATE
UM1VERSITY
TO BE GENERATED
ON M'|fCM7li:
NEWS ITEMS FROM
BUSY SPRINGFIELD
EJXe\:rrb.go;0ZXmnrX k.‘ PREPARING TO RAiSE ROÂD-
R?n GF MAIN Ilk':
GRADING OUT CASES
DRAiK NORMAL F¡
RUSS WYATT IS
MOW A CRIPPLE
MOTHER FARMERS'
TELEPHONE LINE
personal.
I »,
Born
Married
STATE MONEY WILL
SOON BE READY’