Eugene weekly guard., March 12, 1908, Page 5, Image 5

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peculiar shape
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HIGH VALUE
ATA PRICE EVERYONE CAHOON ONE
CAN OWN ONE
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continuous service as mail carrier
between the postofliee and depot.
P. H. Couch has retired, and the mal.
is now carried by X\ ill u W
Be having c snitnen a d h du’.i
l ucle Sam Sunday t
Cvuch w s a faithful s
government , but his
and c.m'luu ous attack <
w
comp- lied h lui to retir<
! missed at t the
depot, a
t
acquainted with all of
¡«loners' court and wus well liked by <
terday opened the bids for the sup-
Died -At the home ,
of wood for the courthouse for E Smith Friday m.trii ng F
28, 190S, Damon Smith
coming year and awarded jhe con--
years, 5 mouths and 22 days.
ract to 8. and S. F. Barnes.
i ncy mon Smith was born iu this city S.-;>-
agree to furnish 100 cords of old : l, inlier 6. lX-,1, and spent his lite
growth fir wood at »3.90 per cord, in this section, lie had been ill tor
more than a year past, but had great
ielivered at the courthouse within
hopes of recovery, although consump­
the specified time. The several bids tion had gained a great hold upon
submitted were as follows:
him and refused to give up its death
E. M. Bail v. luo ¿3rd» old growth grip. He had been in this city a few
I days previous to his death, and had
body fir, at »4.65 per cord.
W. L. Coppernoil, 100 cords of, planned a trip to Eastern Oregon as
second growth body fir. at »3.75 per • s;x>n as the weather would permit.
He became suddenly ill Thursday
30 cords of body fir : night and death relieved his suffer­
of second growth fir. : ings at 7 o’clock Friday morning,
ending hie earth y career just In the
prime of life. H. was well like J by
aU who knew him. a youn . man with
pleasing personalitylind good habits,
llulet in.
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Accuser»
r o G t
554 Wiliam eta Street»
finanç ai strain will be borne bv pub­
lic subscription, thousands of dotiars
being subscribed, with the list grow­
ing hourly.
A bill has been lntroduc <1 in the
legislature appropriating »25,000 for
the relief of th - needy sufferers, and
it is expected to become a law today.
New York, Marc 6—Fir broke out
in the public school at 199th street
Just alter school had opened today
ginging
and 2000 children
were
‘‘America" when the alarm sounded,
They continued
to sing as they
marched from th? building with no
sign of a panic, and in a few min­
utes the entire school was emptied
into the yard, where the children
awaited Instructions, The fire was
soon extinguished.
1’ar-nti who rushed to the bulld-
Ing were prevented by the police from
blocking the exits.
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WHY PAY MORE?
r
Vv hen you can buy the
best Gold Mounted Re­
cord ion 23c, made in
the largest ta'king ma­
chine factory in the
world.
Exchange
Ycur ola records, any
make, for new Colum­
bia Records, di. c or
cylinder Come in and
hear them. A catalogue
for the asking.
SPAUL.TVNG BAST B»LL GOOD
fishing tackle
Poles trom luc to $25 00 ea:h. The most complete line
of fishing tackle ever shown in Eugene. \\ c will
be pleased to h ive you drop in and see our line.
A
tí tí
Base Bail Bats, Gioves
cloves etc.
etc Rubber Balls, Tennis
Goods, Base Bail Shoes, Running Shoes etc.
HILL’S GUN STORE
Successor to Barker Gun Store
513 Willamette St
V¿FURS:H6DES
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HUNTERS &TRAPPERS GUIDEr-^
B. W. On- »MX«'' »•'<»"« I“" '
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1 ^’’Clinahaa is now employ-!
Howe A Bun
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ni‘‘n In his Incubator factory Valentine trai t ■■
» 01.*’.’ Ei<h,h street. He has quite the city to J. B -
machinery being the Geo. Yerlnat
—••ted by electricity.
atreet to Rol
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u
160 acres
R 4 \\
in I
Charles
a- Warw ick et
.< 41. tp. 1 7.
It
Ida E. B'
Omaha, March 6. The pl i
adopted by the Democratic statr
vvuilon yesterday is suppose.I i
been dialled by William J. Bry
advoca-ies little that Is new The
ler and Aldrich currency bills
condemned.
Emergency curi
it was declared, should be "I
and conuoiiod by the federal govern­
ment." immediate revision of me
tarilf was empaasized as a necessity,
the "staudpa< ' policy being ridiculed
iu terms mat Uiade the delegates
show; wnh laughter. A straight de­
claration in opposition to Aslatie
iumiigrauou uuu a clause tavoriug
the eight-hour wonting day wei< d<
cideJly popular. So, too, wore tiie
pur»r>>aj u > laboring me • »tens on ol
in igaauti and r a tarnation project«.
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—-
bun.ly <?v ux
: 21.02 acres
4 w. »too
ap Ht al to (
res in sec 7
LENTEN RULES
TO BE OBSERVED
BY CATII0LI3S
Following ar-> the Lenten
tlons for Catholics. Issued b
bishop Christi, and Bishop O'l
of Baker City:
Lent begi s March 4. All the falth-
fill not legitltnately dispensed
J W Wil obliged in onsclence to observe
G. .McF-tr- law« of the church concerning
I ,
Grove. »1.- Lenten fast.
1. The use of flesh meats Is
lowed at every meal on Sundays, as
will a» the principal meat on Mon­
days. Tuesdays. Thursdays an;’ Satur­
rt 1 to Jis days
Saturdays of the ember days
: of lot 2 and holy week excepted.
2. The use of fish, milk, butter
L. G er unit eggs Is permitted on all day» of
r. 3 w Lent at the evening collation and th’-
principal meal» on those days on
which the use of flesh meats Is for-
! n
bidden.
at
to
3. In the morning a
n lib
a n<: wo
V
br ad Is allowed with
i
foe, tea, chocolate or
ñ
Ì
drink.
Vi
i I
4. When the principal meal cannot
t r
(
ç .1
P‘
be >» taken before noon, the ord r may
re
etm
in
I
b“ Invertel and collation taken In
a r- ■ (■»it
r
tu
t h- morning and the dinner in the
1
Id:
iu
■X. e1 ..I
y
V
re I
Lard or grease can be used in
0
A I * It
Ifi s.. r. 5 w., ,1.
P r .it 11 l,OL
prep; ring the lawful victuals.
Inf d. i
Dr. J. W. Harris, L tc county
Il I
M-irthn Stantoii t> H. it. S.
6 Those of the faith who
n l olid
health officer, has e mipleted his re-
cl.. W. D . 1 n r» in see. 14,
empt from the obligation of
.'.I'. ll.ll n.l.d 1 . .
l>!r f r February. During th - month 1.1 1' gUl.lliUu.
1 9 «. r. 3 w„ ,100.
can. on the days when the
- bu.-ia< . i «• »»•«i.i.ia.imi.-.
there were 21 births, 11 I"in : j '-I s to
P N Shellev e’nx • > A '1 <"».<
flesh! n», its I h permitted to all or
and 10 boys. There were 19 deaths, wlii.e he declared iiiu.seli' ,.i.iii>.; worth: 10 n r ■« In claim 72, T,>.
th-» t ilthful, lie allowed to use It sev­
to r ;,;i.a.e tl’.e „.'»a i G: poi allnus. S. R. '? W. ,4000.
the cauaes being as follows.
. ral times a day. as on the Sunda ra of
York, Marc
L. Phetteplpce, guardian, to L. E Lent, when the obligati' n Is not bind­
Accident, 1; burned to death. 1; 1 acre,) tins issue, uild ill reply 1 eiu
;er' deepening
’a t ■> Hod-U's; lot ltl, Hl-ck 1. Ixit -. Bia. ing. The use of both flesh meat and
pneumonia. 3: paralysis, 2; girtri- call attention to tl'.< la.-i
enanaei u iwe?u Long Bearn
tls, 1; paresis. 1; spasms. 1; bron­ Hurts ii.ive regulated the Republi­ 3 4, I- 'frill.Hill’.
fish together at t'e same meal is
and Hempsted, Lone Island,
Lie
K. pumicaus
t.ie
O. Benson et al to (). ISakln, Lot s’rlctly forbidden daring the whole
chitis. 2; la grippe, 1: arterlo »cl ro- cans, Hot
brought u|> a. gold crested + sls, 1; cerebral hemorrhage, 1; no trusis.”
3. Block 1, lai’s 1 and 7, Block 2. of Lent.
snuffbox, tliniloi-K pistol, di­ + cause assigned. 1.
Colic, ruing the Populists he said: Wy mi's 2nd add » I .<*0
7. By virtue of th- Indult granted
amond ring and brooch. Tins +
"if any Democrat nas a prujudiio
U. 8. to Win. D Heath, patent. fnr 10 years by the holy see to the
Thirteen cases of con'ael >us dis­
gave rise to reports that Cap­ ♦ eases were reported, as follows:
'tgtlnst 1 upulirt.", 1 WOU' I a.Im m 160 acres in Sec. 30. Tp 20. S R 2 lilshops of the Unite.1 States, work­
tain Kidd's treasure had been +
Smallpox, 9: measl--«, 1; typhoid ish him that a Populist who crosses W.
ingmen and their families are allow­
located and the beach was ♦ fever, 1; diphtheria. 2.
Alice S. Weeden et nl to II. H. ed the use of fish ineat on all the fast
the road to vote tar a Democrat is
crowded with people «earn­
not to be despised by a Democrat t'allison et ux, 3 Oacrea in claim 52, and abstinence days throughout the
ing for relics. With difficulty ♦ CLAC KAMAS DEt'IDlS
who has m, mly voted the ticket of Tp. 2 1. S It 3 W. ,1200.
year, with the exception of all Fri­
+
they were induced to leave
George Rein etux to Smith L. Ttv. days, Ash Wednesday, the Wednesday
Kill STATEMENT NO. 1 ills own party."
+
the pipe which discharges the
•Mr. Bryan was in spleudid voice. lor. 157.05 acres In See. 5, Tp. 17, and Saturday of holy week and the
♦
sand into barges.
Oregon City. March 2.—The Re­ As he warmed to bis subject be 8. R. 10 W. ,100.
vigil of Christmas, Those who avail
H. R. Jessen et al to O. C. Cart­ themselves of this dlst>em>atlon aro
♦ publican central committee of Clack­ emphasized his points with cleuclied
♦
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦
amas county met Saturday afternoon fists and stamping foot and drove wright, Lot 3 In block 3, City of not »llowed to eat fish and meat at
in the county court room, C. Scheu- his arguments home with a vocal wrlght, lot 3. block 3, Eugene City, the «»me meal, and th«y are exhorted
bel presiding, and Levy Stipp acting vigor that carried his tones to the ,2000.
to p. rfornt some other acts of morti-
H. D. Handy et ux to Irvin Au- ffeallon and penance, tn arcor 1 with
as secretary, Twenty-two members farthest corners of the big audito­
brey, 2 acres In claim 57, tp. 20, 8. the spirit of the holy season of Lent.
from all over the county were pres- t rium.
R. 3 West ,23X0.
enl
A most useful an 1 commendable cus­
J. H. Kirk et' ux to M England tom is that of abstaining during Lent
A primary election was ordered to
et al, 1-2 acre In Sec. 3, Tp. 21, S R from stlmuliints In honor of the se-
be held April 25 to elect delegates to
2 West. »55.
a county convention to be held In
< red thirst of our divine Lord.
M. Cleurrln et al to W. C. Monroe,
this city after the orgnnlatlon of the
The following persons are exomnt
Portland, March 16. — Another le­ Republican state central committee,
Lot 4 In Block 3, Ia>t 1 in Block 4. from fasting:
All those who have
gal battle was won by the prosecution for the purpose of electing delegates
Currin’s l’prk Add'n. ,1.00.
not attained their twenty-first year
today
when
Judges Gantenbeln. to the state Republican convention. |
tree, tract in claim 57, tp. 20, S II or who have passed their sixtieth
O'Day and Bronaugh overruled a de­
3 West. ,600.
A reiolutlon was offered for the'
year: those whose weak health or
murrer to th- information charging adoption of Statement No. 1 in sue.h Have Your Abstracts Millie By
U. S. to Peter M. Johnson. 160 condition otherwise may demand the
T.
T.
Burkhart,
County
Alistrfict
Co.
J Thoburn Boss.
acr -s tn Sec 26, I jt 17, S R X W.
modifiel form tb.it Republican legis­
full amount of nourishment, and all
John E. Aitehtson and George H. lative candldat s .oil criblng to it
Malvina King et al to C. Ross
R. F Martin etux to W II. Ling. those whose occupations are of a la­
Hill with receiving deposits in the should bind themselves only so far as King; part of lot 10, block 17, in tract In Cl. No. 40, for a road.
borious nnd exhausting nature.
Title Guarantee & Trust Company Republican candldat' ; for Vnfted i’ai Icard's add to Eugene, »1.00.
R. F. Martin etux to W . II. Long.
Those who are excused from fast­
after they were aware It was Insol- States senator w-er ■ concerned. The
C. R. King etux to Eli Bangs, part tract In Secs 3 nnd 10, Tp 21, S R 2
ing, on account of age or hard labor,
vent. The opinion was unanimous.
of
1
its
9
an
i
10
in
block
17,
Pack
­
W.
»1.00.
evi-
Interests be»|wd !b resolution
may use flesh meat more than once
Time for the accus d to plead to dantiy «cent d danger, for they with­ ard's add. to Eugene. ,1.00.
C. Cales et ux to G. F. Wallace, on the days on which it 1» allowed.
■the charge has not been fixed.
G.
W.
Millican
etux
to
Eliza
Hlch-
Marcóla.
,75.
W.
D.,
tract
In
drew it in s' a; n to avoid a vote.
It. Is eminently In accordance with
G. I.. Colby etux to Jeanette Rich- the spirit of the church that all those
George W. Dlx; a, Canby precinct son; 5 acres in Sec. IX, tp. 17, s r le.
V.
S.
to
Patrick
B
Gorman;
160
Lot
1
in
Block
X
In
Kelly's
ardson,
EMI'ERGIl ( AI SES
committeeman and candidate for th-
who use the dispensations from the
Ml 4 II INDIGNATION legislature on Statement No. 1, then acres in sec. 20, tp. 15, s r 7 w., ¡int­ add to Springfield ,1250.
fast an.I abstinence should supply, in
to
Bertha
M.
Gibson,
patent,
U. 8.
offered a dlr ct S atement No. 1 res­ ent.
Patrick B. Gorman etux to W. G. 162.64 acres in Sec. 3 0, Tp 20 S R part, the spirit of penance, by prayers
London, March 6.—Emperor Wil­ olution, which was adopted by Un­
and alms deeds; by avoiding all pub­
Davis;
160
acres
In
Sec.
20,
tp.
15.
2 W.
liam's letter to Lord Tweedmouth, vote of 11 to 5.
lic shows, parties and amusements
s r 7 w , 100.
U. 8. to Thomas .1. Edwards, pat- nnd by abstaining from all Intoxicat­
first lord of the admiralty, in which
S. A. Huddleston to Frank C King; ent, 160 acres in See 6, Tp 23, S R
it is charged his majesty attempted FRANK ALLEY SELI S
ing beverages.
to influence the naval policy of
ABSTR ACT BUSINESS lot 8 in block 11 iu J. HuddUlon's 2 W .
The time for making Easter com­
Jost D. Petrie to Harlev H. Petrie,
add to Eugene ,1".
Great Britain, has created a stir in
munion extends from the first Sun­
1!. S to Lillie Burdick, pat; 160 W D.. 205.OK acres in Sen » 23 Tp 20
England and much popular Indlgua-
Frank E. Alley today sold Cis ab­
day in lxmt to Trinity Sunday, inclu­
tion.
The emperor ii^, accused of stract business in this city to Hon. acres in secs. 3, 9, 10, tp. 17, s r 4 IR4IW »1 80
sive
All the faithful are hereby
Pat Hannah et ux to H. H. Petrie,
grave meddling with the British na­ J. H. Booth, and John M. Thorne, e.
warned that all those who neglect to
J iseph E. Smith etux to J. L. Kin­ Ix>t 1 In C. A. Parkln’s add to Cot­ make the Easter communion violate
val estimates and the reply of Lord cashier and assistant cashier, res­
Tweedmouth that the communli^ pectively. of the
Douglas Oountv ney; 36.87 acreB In Secs. 2. 11, tp. tage Grove »700.
a law of the church which bind.» un-
tion was purely personal is considered bank, and Will H. Fisher, the well 18, s r 3 w. ,950.
V. 8. to Earnest A Spicer, patent,
of mortal sin. The trans-
F. A .Monroe etal, tz> M. C. Cur­ 160 acres in See. 18. Tp 16, H R 2 der pain of the law are, moreover,
unsatisfactory, and has allayed neith­ known ex-dry good« merchant. Man­
gresaors
er the anxiety or the indignation of agement of the business has been rin; 1.40 acres in sec. IX, tp. 20. s r W.
to excommunication, and.
Earnest A. Spicer otux to S. G. subject
the public.
permanently assumed by Mr. Thorne, 3 w.
should they die, to privation of Chris­
E.
Mande
etux
to
Edmund
Wells,
Spicer,
160
acres
In
Sec.
IX,
Tp
16,
Officially Notice»!
»hoss former position in the bank
tian burial.
S R 2 VV »1.00.
At the close of this afternoon's sit­ »ill be filled by another men later, etux; tract In Springfield. ,96.
Parents have to answer to God for
S. G. Spicer to John F. Kelly, et
H. S. Reed et al to C. D. Joslyn,
ting of the house of commons. Chan­ in the meantime assbtance in the
children, l,et them, therefore.
cellor of the Exchequer Asquith al­ clerical w-'rk (' the h>nk will be Hidden Treasure Consolidated Quartz ol, 160 acres in Sec. IX, Tp. 16, S R their
remember that they are obl!g“d It»
luded to the episode. He said an im­ given by Mr. Fisher until more per­ Mining Claims. ,1.00.
2 W. »100.
conscience to see that their chil Iren
John Ingham etux to Ida M oht-
A. C . Dixon et nl to Jas. R. Foxe-
mediate explanation seemed to be re­ manent p’-range’Dents era made to
and others under their charge r.ceive
IX.
19,
acres
in
Secs
9
in
block
7
in
Co-
tux.
Lots
x
and
quired in the public interest. Lord fill Mr. Thorne's ¡Mace. Roseburg gomery; 737.93
Easter Communion.
»1.00.
burg,
110.
tp. 18, s r 4 w.
Tweedmouth has intimated that fur­ Review.
The reverend rectors are requested
U. S. to Isaac B. Harwood, patent,
ther information will lie given the
Josephine A. Cardwell to J. w.
to have special Lenten devotions on
Beca.
14.
23.
tp.
19,
block
2
in
137.45 acres in
William«; lot 7 nnd X In
house of lords on March 9 on the
< Wednesday« and Friday«. The exer­
question of whether the communica­
J. II. McFarland's add to Cottage 8 R 12 W.
cises shall consist of the beads, In­
Grove. ,3X0. 25.
C. S. Buss to Lane County, tract
tion can be made public without the
1 Special Correspondence.)
struct loti and benediction on Wed­
Alice M. Bennett et ux to William for road, $ 1.00.
consent of the writer as well as of
Glentena. March 3.—Tracey Lyons,
F. Ferguson etux to Lane County, nesday« and the way of the cross and
King Edward. The matter was tak­ of Walton, visited Saturday and Sun- R. Kelly; X0 acres in sec. . 22; t|> 20,
benediction on Friday.
eract for road, ,1 00.
en up at a cabinet morning this af­ dav at A M. Richardson's.
8 r 5 w. »1600.
During the month of March the
Charles Ross Klne etux to J. S.
E Q. Collins etux to H. A. Igirue,
ternoon. but no official announce­
W. D. Neely and Mr. Knowles were
Medley etux, 40 seres In Sec. 34. tp. authorixed prayer to St. Joseph will
ment of any action taken was made. In these parts poking1 after timber i 1 acre In Springfield »15.
be recited after the usual prayers for
Laura Frazer to B. A. Hoagland, 21. S It 3 W ,1.00
The episode was the sole topic in last week on Wolf creek.
V S. to Charles Rosa King, It. R. the muni.
the lobby of the house of commons,
There was a shooting match here 1 lot 3 in block 5 in Ellswort add to
We also request the r v»rend clrr
today.
last Saturday for a beef, also a fat , Eugene; 80 acres in see. 34. tp. 1 8, 40 acre» in Sec. 34, Tp 21, 8 R 3 gv to read to the people, in the ver
W
hog.
Scott Lyons carried off first s r 4 w ,1800.
Fro<| Fisk, sheriff, to 8. P. Ness. nacular, the gospel for each day dur­
Nor'hern Pacific Railway Co. to
JOHN McCOl RT APPOINTED
choice, with Harry Boring a close i
26,
170
acres in Sec 30, tp. 16. 8 R 6 ing lx*nt, and that this be done at the
DISTRICT ATTORNEY second,
Wm.
H.
Phlpi>»;
40
acres
in
sec.
Some good shooting was
holy mass every morning.
I
tp.
16.
s
r
12
w
,250.
W.
»14.85.
done, considering the stormy weath-
The Santa Fe Pacific R. R Co., to
O. M. Dillard etux to Rachel V
Washington. March 5.—John Mc­ er.
3 of John F Keliv, 160 acres in Sec. 32.
Court. of Pendleton, who was a stu­
There Is quite a stir In building Kltson etux; lot 1 of block
Tp 16, S R 2 W 110.00.
dent at Willamette University under going on right In this near vicinity, Shaw's add to Eugene. ,2000.
L. E Piegai to A. R. Dean, 249
C. Cole et ux to Walden Trotter.
Renresentatlve Hawley, who prac­ A. M. Richards Is having a residence
Salem.
March
3.— Secretary of
ticed law before Representative El­ built. Win Sutherland Is erecting a W. D., ,35. Lot 5 in block 11 of acres In Sec. 2 7. Tp. 17, 8 R 1 W State Benson, in the Dunbar fee«
»10X6.
lis as Judge, who is a warm personal new barn and the materlnl is on th- Cole’s add to Marcola.
C. Cole et ux to Norman .1. Row- case today, testified that the total
C. Cole etux to Walden R Trotter,
friend of Senator Fulton, but who 1« ground for an up-to-date school
an;
lots 2 and II In block 1. Cole'» number of articles of incorporation
W
D.,
Lot
4
in
block
11
in
Coles
absolutely
unknown
to
Senator house which will be built In time for
filed prior to the act of 1903, during
»200.
1st
ad
to Marcóla
Bourne, was today unanimously re- the spring term.
add to Marcola. ,44).
Dunbar's term of office, was 2561.
Spl-
G
Spicer
to
Ernest
A.
Samuel
C. Cole et ux to Pearl E McDon­
commended by the Oregon del gallon
The excitement that sprung up a
for each of which he is supposed to
tor United States district attorney. few months ago in the timber busi­ ald. W L D, 1 acre In Sec 19, Tp 16, cer; t ract in claim 41, tp. 16, ». r. 1 have received a fee of »2.50, making
w
»50.
His nomination
is expected next ness has quieted down some, but 8 R 1 W . ,100.
C. Cole et ux to C. L. Winter; a total of »7400; X593 notary certifi­
James W Carmen etux to Frank
Monday, and if it materializes he will perhaps with the coming of good
cates were issued during the eight­
I be nromptly confirmed.
weather therp will be something do­ .Knowles. W D, Ixits 10 and 11 of Iot7 and part of lots 12 and 13, Cole's year period, which at »2 each would
I block 1 in Morse's add to Florence. ad to Marcóla.
This morning Mr. Fulton endeav­ ing in that line.
United States to Nick Anderson ; make a total of »17,168, and the
ored to get the delegation together
No excitement in these part« about ,800.
James Carmen etux
to
Frank 160 acre« In sec. 28. tp. 22. a. r. 3 amount received for copying the laws
to call on the president and discus», politics. It is too common to create
and Journals during the eight years
| Knowles Q C D„ all tide lands front- w. Patent.
the district attorneyship Mr. Bourne much sti’- here.
J. B Wright et ux to J A. Bu- was »11,6X4.75. This would make
declined to go and Mr. Hawley was
It seems that there is lots of con­ I Ing and abutting on l<ots 10 and 11
chansn; lot 3, sec. 7, tp. 17, s. r. 9 an aggregate of »36473, hut does
unable to go, as he was obliged to ap- I fusion and dissatisfaction about the ¡In Morse's adi to Florence ,1.00.
not Include the fees received for reg­
»1.
Herbert Gordon etux to Margaret w
pear before the sub-committee hav-, Eugene, Elmira and Florence tele­
Samuel Holloway to Nannie 8. Hol- istering 514 trademarks and brands.
ing in charge Mr. Fulton's Oregon & phone line. Looks like there is some­ ' A. Laughlin, W D. exchange; 160
loway; 20 acres in sec. 23, tp. IS, a. It Is not known the exact amount of
California land grant resolution, soj thing wrong some place.
i acres In Ser- 32. Tp IK. 8 R 4 W.
fees received for the latter. The fees
Mr. Fulton and Mr. Ellis went alone.]
Edward B Griffin etux to Ola J. r. 3 w. »1.
Our roads are in bad shape, the
. The president was very anxious that I corduroy that was put in a few years i Neet etux, 1 acre In Secs. 2, 3, in
8. A Huddleston to E. K. Wheel- received a, ex officio insuranc,- com­
er; tract In Huddleston's ad to Eu- missioner was the principal item of
the delegation act promptly in sub-! ago having begun to rot out. and it Tp IS S R 1 W ,10
revenues to the secretary before the
»10
Fred Fisk, sheriff to Martin Haag- gens
mittlng its recommendation, »o the i makes travel for wagon and team
flat salary law went into effect, and
I meeting was held this afternoon in bad
Thomas
Seleim
et
ux
to
J.
H.
Ga-,
ensen,
deed,
160
acres
in
Sec.
24.
Tp
We think the best and cheapest
routte; 75 acre» in see. 25, tp. 20.. the amount of fees he is alleged to
813 XX
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Mr. Fulton's room.
Mr. McCourt's way to remedy the road would be to 15. S It « W.
have collected and failed to turn
,650.
! selection was the resuk.
R. E H. Hogue etal to Edward W s. r. 4 w
plank it with Statement No. 1.
Leslie L. Seales et ux to J. H. O a - over to the »tate may reach the esti­
Powell. W If. 73 20 acres in Sec 3o.
Court ad­
routte; 40 acres in sec. 13. tp. 21, mated »100,000 mark.
,800.
H IRRISIN R<> NOT KM.
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦ * ♦ Tp 22 S R 3 W etux
journed at 12 o'clock until 9 tomor-
to H R Jessen, I s. r. 3 w. ,650
UM XI. \M> PERMON A I.
J M P Dixon
♦
♦
Cunningham et ux to New­ rom morning.
l»lI I»
♦
♦ W D. Lot 3 In block 3 of Eugene. ton A J. T Bryant;
tract In claim 43, tp. I
B S Norwood I» down from Eu-' ♦
♦ ,1700
»12 50.
P. E. Snodgrass, L. L Goodrich
Aslak Brantl etux to W A Moore, 16. « r. 5 w
■»ene this week, shaking hands with ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦
A. T Cunningham et ux to J. A. and Charles L. Scott, appraisers of
hi« many friends hereabouts.
Q C D, 5 4 acre» in Sec 31, Tp 18, S
L. A Tobias, of Marcóla, was here I
Richardson; tract in claim 43, tp. 16, the property of the estate of N. A.
March 5. 1908. th» infant child of R 5 W. ,100
W. Howe, deceased, today filed their
•tunday last for a short visit with Mr and Mrs. Mart Brown, at .Mont-
Mary Miller etal to J N McConnell, a. r. 5 w. »11.50.
A. C. Dixon et al to Elmer Zach-' inventory with the probate court,
| friend», and also looking after eotne* gomery's logging ramo, above Lea- etux W D , lx»ts 9. 10 tn Block 2 of
lots 1 and 2, block 3, Coburg showing property valued al 119.-
I business matters
burg.
The child
only a few Kelaay's add to Eugene ,900.
7C5.lt.
twenty yearn’ hours old.
to Fannie Millican, patent
After
PROSECUTION WINS
IN BANK GASES
bodi.it h?
I.'.-." luund, the total
i
death ! -t b i..g 167.
In fui.j oi“ hundred cas'»» the fu­
nerals will be individual, &a"h fam­
ily burying its own dead
The first
of tb‘ -e funerals was h *Id this morn­
ing arid ,iiey wi.l continue through­
out the day. In some Instances the
services will be grouped for from
five to '»n bodies In one church. The
until ntifl d will be buried next Mon­
day, according to present arrang >-
m=nty, an<l too expenses of these fu-
•‘‘rals .ind those in families where
the parents ar> unahle to b“ar the
BRYAN WRITES
PARTY PLATFORM
MONTHLY REPORT
fl hl
' T - </»•<«• V
Ci veland, March 6.—The body of
Miss Catherine Wheelsr, one of t'.e
two teachers lost in the school house
fire, has been positively identified by
t dentist who liad work«'. on her
teeth. There are s ill 23 hod'-- uni­
den ¡tied. T ie misting 11»» now a'
li-s
number of anideit' led
160 SO acre» in Sec. 2. tp. 17, s k !
1 \S.
C. Per-
R L Thai
in K I-
ker. W D. I
add to 1
> g y
It , F Moo
Sec. 1
W i>. So
TRANSFERS 8F L ANE
COUNTY HEAL ESTATE