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Newspaper Page TextTHE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD, THURSDAY. JUNE 17. 2 I By Our Formula •>,» 53 75 D. B. Colcord. witn«»**.......... D. M. Field, supr work.... Jesse Wallace, supr. work.. 17.50 Eugene Hospital, services . . 16.28 50.00 InqiH'st Account. We produce In Hood’* Sarsaparilla H. C Combs, supr.................. 1.00 Jos Ginipl. supr....................... 17.50 8 M Yoren. Juror.................. a medicine that has an unap I 00 W H Imtlnur. supr. 30.00 P. W Pollock, Juror............. proached record of cure* of 1 00 50.00 F S Tingley. Juror............... Scrofula, eczema, eruptions, catarrh, Geo. W Kerr, supr work. . 4 2 50 W H. Kay. Juror.................... 1.00 rheumatism, anemia, nervousness, that Lafe Prindel, supr.................... I 00 J. A. Jeans, sftpr...................... 21 2 5 A R. Jenkins, juror ...... tired feeling, ioss of aptn'tite, etc. i M i 20.00 John M Williams, juror . . The combination and proportions of W H. Sallee, supr.................... 1 2125 C. H. t'aiinou. juror............... I the more than twenty different remedial V. F. Hebert, supr.................... 1 -.0 Pau|s-r kccount. P. J. Bartie. witness............. agents contained in Hix'd’s Sarsaparilla 1.50 are known only to ourselves, so there Ax Billy Dept. Store, supplies 13 58 Wallace Walker, witness . . . 10.00 Eraest Watson, witness ., . . Bryant Bros, pauper.............. 1.50 I can be no substitute. 25.50 Walter Thompson, witness . . 1 50 This medicine makes healthy and W T. Gordon, services. 1 50 Maggie Wade, witness.......... strong the "Little Soldiers” in your Chambers Lbr Co . April pan Montreal. June 12 James J Jef 10 00 Albert Wade, witness............. per suppliea .......................... I 0 Marseille*. June 12 The earth Cleveland, June 12.—United blood.—thow corpuscles that tight" the (From Thursday* It« I -.0 quake last night was th«' u;>»t se fries refuses to referee the Ketchell State* Attorney William Day today disease germs coustaiitiy attacking you. M. E. Russell, pauper............ 336<» 63 W W. Purdy, witness.......... Yesterday afternoon l 'hi»rdl al Jo«hii»<»u fight next October, Chrisman, pauper G. R I 50 2 5 J F Callison, witness .......... expressed ccnrtdence tnat they have vere In the departments of llerault and 5 u'clook Guorg* l,,I> («Ml aci, J. B. Lewis. April supplies 1.50 and Bouchea du Rhone Charles Evans, witness .... the right mem under arrest In con Flfte*'n ar* though requested by Ketchel to not about 2 4 years, v ws* Instilan» liil , Frank Brumbaugh, rxxid w ’ k 26 00 Jeffries said today that tt would for m <; ...................... 10.00 11 65 W. T. Gordon, witnesses. . . . nection with the so-called Black « «m «i,.. . . '•« dead at l.atube«o, ten at St t'annat 36.00 John Powell, pauper.............. as lie he I* Is ne»rt and by a tailing tree on the '*>< «laloy" SOO J. L. Marsh. Juror.................. 1.00 and twenty *t’Rogu«**. It Is liellev«'«! be consistent, a* Hand society and through them may John 8. Allen, road work. island, a few miles north see 1 4.00 James Lebow. road work.. Ketchnl and war.ts to : g r . "* ’h» city Chrisman, pauper. ... 1.00 1.25 soul with M. E. Whitbeck, jnnvr . . . . be able to break it up the total dead will rmich 100 The Cox and hl* brother, I 00 temperature has him win. and he make; no bon«s were both Celling n hug«, *in ch Swelt Jacobson, Jur*ir.......... The men under arrest are believed W L. Wiscarson. road work 29.00 Siuslaw Lbr. Co pauper sup- fallen sharply I 00 1 ’ Irse tut pile* ............... 12 50 Edward A. Clure. Juror . . . . 1 (U) throughout the r««glon by the federal officials to be the J, M laingfellow. road w’k \ btid sup aletut It. I. R R. Deadmond i»auper 1 00 ply la being dispatched from Atx to ••How," ho ask*, "would It look the Eugene excelsior mm |n 10 00 Henry Sinner. Juror............... laders of the blackmailers in Ohio. McKibben Bros, road work It began to fall before the» 4.00 Willamette A Williams. Apr. ‘ ''IpWlftl 1 00 the districts and two battalions of for me to get Into the ring us ref- J E Jacobson, - juror . . . Pennsylvania. West Virginia, Indi- Reuben Rissue, road work It to and they both ran E 8. Hunter, road work 52.00 1 50 troops have b«»en sent forward to aid eree with that feeling?" 4 00 John Haines, witnesses whw* pauper account..................... ana and Illnois. they thought they w««rr .«t,.. 1).".“^? Cleve Jones, road work.... 11.50 McDougal A Titus, services. 1 50 in the work of rtwculng the wound Jeffrie* »ayw if Ketchel defeats 12 00 Will McHen-v, witnesses tree fell In thu oppo*|t<. p; 13 ou W. Kuykendall, pauper sup. . Joe Dame wood. road work. . •uto «lit<‘tImi tr«n 1 50 ed from the ruins 3 35 Sam Gossett. wltnewsM . Many of the vil rhe colore«! titan it wilt Imply what they thought it w..«ii,| Held Convention. Ed Jones, road work............ 26.00 1 50 lage* In the earthquake district are him that trouble. •''I and th* Aseremtr’s Account Henry Barber, witnesses . , . butt of th trim struck g , m , Johnston. Penn . June 12.—The J. H Baker, services.......... < N Martha A. Schooling, ass. elk 75 00 J. W. Taylor, witnesses . . . . 1 50 cut off from coiaiuuntcatl'n. either - »qu*r*. iy in the fuco, alleged leaders of the Black Hand N V. Sutherland. road work "75 J W Smith, dep. assessor . . . boaring li im to tb, 13 65 by telephone or teh'graph but news 20 50 W. T. Gordon, coroner .... nociety were arrested last night at Warren Surcamp. road work 2 i 00 C. T. ground. Life •*•«>»•"1 « to ....... . 18 00 that dees come in here »hows the A. Reach, dep. assessor . . 42 50 S M Calkins, reimrting . . . Barnesboro, charged with conspiring T. J. Davis, road work .... when hl* brother r«'ach> <i I lilm, 5.25 J. L. Beaver, dep. assessor . . 1 50 situation worse than at first 45.00 Harry Nye. witness.................. FOURTH EAST RIVER sup to murder three prominent Italian Warren Surcamp. road work 10.50 C. Hopkins, dep. assessor . . Coroner Gonion w a a '"ivpliontd 50 00 Citxuit Court Account posed At Puy St«» Raparde two per- merchants. The alleged extortion Tracy Lyons, road work... for. but he found that l>" lll«|U*(t 17.50 A O. Knowles, dep. assessor 5 00 sons lost their Ilves am! there w as 62.50 James Hayes, Juror ............... TRAFFIC WAY OPEN ists, it is asserted, held a sort of con Berge Torkelson. road work 3 4.00 W. R. laird, dep. assessor . . . .41 25 E. West, witness....................... was nacre**rv. 7.10 much deatructlon of property. At vention in W ons Monday night, and Jim Peathers. road work.. The young man 12.00 Jesse A. Phelps, dep. assessor 27.50 8. M Calkins, reporting . . . . 7.50 Denelles a church collapsed an«! u It is said decided that two promi B. H. Allegar. road work.. were rxeldlng temp« 12 2 5 Leua B St -wart. ass. clerk . 15.75 woman di«»d of fright. 52 00 8. M Calkins, reporting . . . Sturcturc is Dedicated Before a nent Italians living near Barnesboro Erm Graham, road work... near the scene of tl 34. V* Wesley Pennington, dep. ass. 65.00 Jesse Westrope, witness .... 7.20 must have their faces slashed for ig Geo. Graham, road work. . . . mother <1«'i»'ti<b’<l u ><>n «he 34.00 Wm. Wills, dep. assessor . . 22.00 7........ W. Kuykendall, med ser. Million People- Relieves Ruintding at I.I o I mhi . noring their demands to pay tribute. T. E. Nye. rock ....................... tlrvly for *upport 30.00 Celia M Winstanlev, ass. elk 45.00 w O. Prosser, med. ser. Will 2 2.00 a Lisbon, June 12.-—There futility also lived In n tent Nathan Russell, road work. 14.00 C. B. Donaldson, dep. ass. . . Congestion 35.00 E. O. Potjer. services . . . 10.00 trembling of the earth here last 8.00 O. D Coryell, dep. assessor.. Oscar Lee, road work............. 25.00 ItuligeiK S«»ldiei-.' Account. LIST OF CLAIMS night, aicompanled by subterranean J. P. Frady, road work... 14.00 b r Keeney, sa'ary............... 125.00 S. W. Taylor. Com. G A R 12 30 rumblings. Now York. June 12 Th«' Queen*- GOOD PROGRESS ON 1.75 J. A. Fountain, road work . . FOR MAY TERM Chas A Smith, dcp. assessor 35.00 MiMvIianeuus A «count. boro bridge, the fourth material link Walter Polley, road work.. 8.75 H. E. Prindel. dep. assessor. 12.50 First Nat. Bank. exchatUP* ■ 05 l Including the Interbor tigh tunnelt CANAL FOR EUGENE’S D. Russell, road work.. 42.88 B. C. Addison, dep. assessor . .35.00 Eugene L. * S. Bk ex. draft >> 30 GOVERNOR BENSON between Manhattan and Long lnUnd Warrants Ordered Drawn at H. Ernest Stewart, road work. . 10.50 Witnem* Account. 2 91 West. Un. Tel. Co . services. . which were without c >nn«ctlon •> 25 Last Regular Term A. C. Jennings, viewer. 4 00 Mrs George Th«»mpson. wit. , ELECTRIC POWER PLANT 6 90 W. A. Gellatly. sheriff .... when the first bridge across 'he HAS NAMED SIUSLAW B S. Hyland, viewer.... 4.00 Roscoe Yerens. witness .... 3 05 6.90 Merchants Bank, exchange. . East River was finished, was for of Court. E. A. Collier, spec, sur’r 6 25 L H. Schlegal. witness .... 6 90 E. D. Matlock, ml.- ............. .80 mally opened today with Imposing Mayor PORT COMMISSIONERS ceremonies. E. H. Sawyer. chainman. 2.00 Will Moore, witness............... 6 90 Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co service* 35.75 A parade -f allegorical r»tt and Following is the May list of H. Faulhaber. chainman. 2.00 N H. Martin, witness ..... 5.90 Bur. A id Meh Co., ad nn h 375 00 ♦ Governor Benson today ♦ floats and military and civic organi trip to tl claims allowed at the last term of Fred Hockley. marker. . . 2.00 W. A. Rogers, witness .... 5.90 Fruit ltLs|»*x tion Account named the ♦ members of the ♦ zations marched aero»« th" bridge, the M«-Ki Commissioners’ court for Lane coun- Griffin Hdw Co., mdse. 301.10 Leonard Douglas, witness .. 5.90 J«»seph Auld, spraying.......... 6.00 U I ♦ Port of Sluslnw commission ♦ while a marine pageant proceeded th«« prog ty: Security Vault & Metal Wks. 5.90 J. Beehe. Co. fruit In ,»ector 123.00 Blanche Ritchey, witness Tli _ Cushman. ♦ up the East Rlv«*r. The parades nal ♦ as follows 1. B Road Account nestable culvert .................. 2776.36 Daisy Bell, witness.................. 1.70 Juvenile Account. by formal exercises in were followed umount of work already dons by tbs ♦ E P. Waite. P E Jackson, ♦ Ellsworth Prindel. road work $ 4.50 G. R. Chrisman, freight on 2 10 Fannie V. ight, brd. Ju. court Margaret Hu!!, witness .... 3 00 the Plaza In Long Island City In Grndlng tun begs* *t 3.00 G. L. Prindel. road work.... n. c. 126.44 H. D. Lincoln, witness.......... 10.00 ♦ Thomas A Yost am! Geo. B. ♦ which official representative* ef the contractors 5 90 John M Williams, services. . These are the men * ♦ Camp. both end* of ths «anal and »ix>ut * 10.50 Jas. W. Smith, supr.......... O. H Eichler, road work.. 10.50 Ella Thompson, witness .... 2.5u Postage. Express**«*. Etc. Account. ♦ two boroughs took I »art for appoint- ♦ recommended quarter of a tulle at the lower »*4 G. Warthen. crusher work . . 28.00 A. C. Jennings, viewer.. 2 00 George Thompson, witness. . 2.50 R E. Eastland, postage 1.50 Perhaps a million parson* persons wit- ha* bean done ♦ ment at the recent conven- « A "p un IIamm<>*4 Griffin ft Veatch Co., powder B. S. Hyland, viewer.... 2.00 Ros«x> Yorris. witness........... 2.50 B F Keeney, postage and ex 1.25 ♦ tion the nested some portion < f das'* at Mapleton. ♦ 9 90 W. B. Green, chainman.. dredge 1» being built at the upper etc................................................. 1.00 Lawson Slagle, witness.......... 2.50 W. B. Dillard, postage and ex. 60.00 piog am The elaborately ¿«-'«'orated end »>f tin- • .iti «I .' ■ . >. 68.70 c. F Moore, chainman.. Siuslaw Lbr. Co., mdse............ 1.00 Will Mare, witness.................. 2 50 Blank Book«, stationery. Etc.. Acct. ♦ ***4*************4 bridge presented a beautiful plc’ure moire the < art If and rock* mJ «twa A. A. Hollenback. road work 17.57 c. M. Collier, Co. Sur... , 5.00 8. H. Vaughn, witness........... 3 90 Spring. New» Pub Co., ptg.. 4.50 as the big procession of harbor eratt 70.00 A. C. Jennings, viewer.. D. C. Matthews, lumber.... tt I* completed the c intra tor* sill 4.00 W. V. Gillispy. witness............ 3 90 Allen Eaten, books, etc............ 18.25 moved up and d >wn the river There use It day and night The dri-tj» |* 67.90 B. S. Hyland, viewer.... M. M. Long, powder............. ------- - ------ oniTr 4.00 Z. O. Earl, witness.................. 3 >• E c 33.25 Schwarzschild, supplies.. w« re throngs on roof top«, pier* and Ben Pitcher, road work.... 72.00 W. B, Green, chainman.. expected to be completed In about 2.00 Grant Parshall, witness .... 2.10 Glass 4c Prudhomme, supplies 26.00 street* on both »Ides of the river. 28.00 R. E. Dersham. chainman D A Mosby, road work............. 2.00 Mrs. George Morris, witness Robert W. "I'•'•p<|trick was born Th • rbow e«>’t Father Knlck«»rb icker two Weeks 6 20 Bounty Acivunt. L. N. Ryan, road work.... 19.50 C. M. Collier. Co. Sur.... The right-of-way for th» «Bilis 5.00 W. F Skinner, witness .... In Crawford < • inly. Wisconsin. Oc 8 it.<•!)«). but It w.n pronounced 6.20 H. J. l»a.vne. bounty................ Elsworth Prindel. road work 16.50 E. L. Holland, shingles. . length of the canal 1» < '.-ared aad tober 17, 1 854 and dl>'<1 In Eugene worth the money 18.15 Mrs. Nancy Pitcher, witness 6.20 B. G. Lewis, bounty............... Chesney Taylor, road work . . 15.75 A. C. Jennings, viewer.. the contractors are now devoting all Oregon. May 30. 1909. aged 54 4.00 Mrs. Emma Skinner, witness 7.40 E. A. Wegner, bounty............. Th«‘ parade was one of the most Siuslaw Lbr. Co., powder and B. S. Hyland, viewer . . . 4.00 Mrs. Ed. Turpin, witness . .. years. 7 month* and 13 day». When elaborate affairs of 'he kind seen their allenitoti to excavating Thir- 6 20 R G. Dunten. bounty............. Geo. Vanschoiack. road work 42.00 W. B. Green, viewer.... 12 years of age he moved with his , are in yearn. The military I'.vtflon y or forty teams and over twice that 2.00 Justice Accoaant. Coambs Boldon. bounty .... Wm. Harter, road work.... 16.50 3. L. Harmer, chainman.. 2.00 R. S. Bryson. Justice fees. . . 38.20 H. G. Sanders, bounty.......... parents to Minnesota January 1. comprised n«-srly 15.000 National many men are constanti) employed 68.00 C. M. Collier. Co. Sur. . . . fuse ........................................... at the work. 5.00 J. W. Vaughn, justice............. 1883. he was united In marriage to Guardsmen of Brooklyn 6.25 L. Boring, bounty .................. and New Sherman Adams, road work 11.25 A. C. Jennings, viewer.. 16.00 J. W’. Vaughn. Justice.......... Miss Emily Kirkpatrick, of Worth ■ . Mark Thurman, bounty .... by Major-Gen. 22.50 B. S. Hvland. viewer.... Walter Taylor, road work. . county. Iowa. Six children were York, commanded 16.00 Juror Account. W. H Wolf, bounty............... PROGRESSIVES AGAIN 37.50 E. A Collier, special sur... Burt Butler, road work.... born to them, four boys, Del. Don, ♦ 30.50 Matthew. Flaherty, juror... 1.00 Wm. Stone, bounty.................. 1.65 C. Poe. chainman............... R. P. Redding, haul'g scraper 2.00 G. E. Kress, juror.................. Elmo and Robert, and two daugh ♦ 1.00 C. B. Ryckman. bounty.... BEATEN IN SENATE Harry Prindel, road work. . 18.00 D. Monroe, chainman.... ters, Mr* Robert Veltum, of Eugene ♦ Facta AI hiu ! thr (J uiiii 'I hihi 2.00 John Bucy, Juror..................... 1.00 I. B. Mathews, bounty.......... 19.25 R. B. Monroe, marker.......... W. J. Aldons, road work... 2.00 C. P. Devereaux. Juror.......... and Mrs. laiuls Severn, of Junction ♦ 1.00 John Caln, bounty .................. Bridge. 17.50 A. C. Jennings, viewer.... John Hise. road work............. All ■ f the children. Including ’li" ♦ 4.00 W. H. Gossler, juror............. ON WOOL SCHEDULE 1.00 Charley Valentine, bounty . . th«* laris«*«! public car 1.75 B. S. Hyland, viewer............. Raymond Monroe, road work mother, are left to mourn his un ♦ 4.00 P. I. Rust, juror....................... 1 00 A. B. Wilkins, bounty .......... bridge In th«* w«>r! ! J. H. Leaver, road work. . . . 10.50 E. A. Collier, spec, sur.......... timely death, being taken Just In th» 5.00 Constable Account. ♦ th <»f the ««ridge from P. E. Jackson, bounty........... Arthur Vanschoiack. road w’k 82.00 L. K Zumwalt, chainman.. prime of life He, with his family, ♦ 2.00 A. B Atkins,, constable fees o shore I* 5,727« f«*«*t. L E. Warner, bounty............. Nick Schnorenberg. road w’k 18.00 8. Pratt, marker... located In Eugene In the fail of 14S9. 2.00 A B Atkins, constable fees. ♦ length of th-» biidg«*. C. F. Ratcliff, bounty............. 8.25 Birdie Randleman, road work O. J. Neet. road work............. where he has since resided. 1.00 T. F. Plank, constable fees. . lie ♦ ig the approaches. Is J. A. Powell, bounty I Ray Vaughan, road work... . 8.25 A. c. Jennings, viewer.... 10.00 A B Atkins, serving war... found a large circle of friends and ♦ S. O. Martin, bounty............. G. G. Thorp, blacksmithing. 1.25 B. 8. Hyland, viewer............. neighbors who will ever ram ember 4- 10.00 County Surveyor’s Account. • height «if the bridge Jess McBee, bounty ............... John McCollum, crusher w’k 32.00 W. B. Green, chainman.... him as a loyal friend and neighbor, ♦ 4.00 C. M. Collier. Co. surveyor. . 28.50 George Prescott, bounty.... ni-an high wat-r Is 135 Geo. Christensen, crusher w’k 31.50 G. O. Penson. chainman. . . ever ready to lend a helping hand ♦ 4.00 County Ju«lg«*'s Account. Gimpl Bros, bridge work. . 5.25 M. Domane, marker............... ., 6.00 G. R. Chrisman, judge, sal.. 100.00 Frank M. Hocker, bounty . . By them he will be sadly missel ♦ T1 c bridge can accommodate James Hart, bounty ............... 27.00 L. A Winjun. marker.......... F M. Smith, road w’k.......... But In his home life he showed his ♦ CO 000 persons an I. rur. 6.00 County Treasurer’s Account. Lawrence Holland, bounty . . Andy King, road work.... 1.00 i W. H. Ormsby, marker.... most noble qualities, that of a lov- ♦ 2.00 Ina 1. Edwards, dep. treas.. 52.00 James I»aw, bounty.................. II- «tructure with ne lai I Gimpl Bros., bridge work. .. 7.84 Otto Horton, Ing and Indulgent father and hus marker and npp .mthes cost 112,500 000. Robert E. Eastland. Co. tra. 100.00 Truant offici-r Account E. M. Warren, road work . . 5.00 flagman 4.00 County Sheriff"* Account. 2.10 band. Only a few days before his ♦ F. T. Planck, truant officer. Chas. McCollum, road work. . 32.00 C. M. Collier, Co. Sur 15.00 N. J. Bryant, serving papers. 16.25 C. L. Hansen, truant officer. 6.00 death he expressed himself a* not A. O. Funks, powder, fuse, A. G. Lundsen, road work “being afraid to die.” He Is gone, 14.00 Postal Tel. Ca. Co., services. 19 41 19.50 Chas. Nichols, road work. . etc................................................. but not for* tten. and hl« memory era! Ubar!»'* F. Rt-e. Th«t.i».in I* 14.00 J. C. Parker, dep. sheriff .. . 65.00 S. W. Westerling. road work. 5.25 B. B. Jeans, road work.... will over be cherished by his family voltttitee* flremen. politi-»1 10.75 * .< C. Parker, dep. sheriff ' ~ RANGERS ’ LODGE IN CAS Star Lbr. Co., lumber............. 10.00 Moon-Blais. Impl. Co., mdse 99.98 J H. L. Bown, ex. of arrest. and friends as that of a noble, up tle*. ctvic fra'rrnsl and suc'ai < FRENCH TOWNS . . 30 90 8.30 J. A. Halderson. road work. Siuslaw Lbr. Co., tools.... right man. No more fitting tribute gnnl’..l!ot.* werr In line 1.50 3. R Pipes, dep. sheriff.... lini t 40.00 C. V. Larimer, road work. . 15.75 J. Faucett. supplies............... CADE FOREST RESERVE to his memory could bo paid than «•labortii'‘'.v decorateti fi «atr flirtile 7.00 West. Un. Tel. Co., services. DAMAGED BY 2.29 10.08 E J. Oswald, supplies.......... Wildwood Lbr. Co., lumber. to say that the world Is better be «■4 .«•• feature* of n > . Interest 17.50 JJ. I. Peterson, spec. dep... 90.00 11.38 W. A. Wanderwalker, road SEVERE QUAKE L. S. Porter, road work.... | Geo. W. Norris, tax col NEAR BOHEMIA MINES cause lie lived. The family have the f'ie *pect 'ora. Tlie» • fl«>at* imi 22.50 Murry Hays, road work.... 24.00 work sympathy of every ne In their great Is-te l r.earlv one hundre l limi 1.50 C. C. Hammond, sal. April. . 100.00 Willie McCollum, crusher w’k 20.00 Frank Snider, road work. bereavement. A Friend. 6.00 L. 8. Howe., asst, sheriff... expensc wa» spartii In tiidr -«i 23 .75 Paris, June 12 \c ««riling tilth» Siuslaw Lbr. Co., supplies. . 10.05 P. H. M om , road work.. 3.00 H. L. Brown, sheriff, salary 166.65 h'iuctlon. For thè n.« »« pari th la'o-.t ad viren from the ninth cf I Berger Bean Hdw. Co., sup L. T. Smith, road work Forest Supet visor S. C. Bartrum COTTAGE liliovi; NOTES. 12.00 . M. S. Wallis, deputy sheriff. rep'i-ent d "io ear!) «•.•-ti-» of t 75.00 France, the towns of St Cannai and 43.40 W. R. Hardie, road work plies .......................................... 10.50 O. F. Callison, work tax roll 40.00 was i? Cottage Grove Tuesday on his t I ■ f Long U . il | Rognes have been c nnii'eti- ' ruined Berger-Bean Hdw. Co., 1 No. R. D. Smith, road work.... 4.50 ticularly along thè water front County Clerk’s Account. return from the reserve in the vicln- by an earthquake that vl- ’••■I that Tho Woodmen of the World have 2 scrapers ............................... 7.50 Robt. Petzold, road work.. 3.00 Percy P. Adams, rec. plates. 6.90 ty of the Bohemia mines east of elected the following officers to Queen* county. Aniong thè must 1 territory last night \ large |in** Michael S. Haley, road work 7.75 Andrew Erickson, road work 2.25 — E. U. Lee, county clerk sal. 166.65 Cottage Grove. He informed the serve the coming term: Consul Com t«>re»tlrig and attractlve were th«« portion of the huibio were dim- Joe Wilis, crusher work .... 28.00 I. F. ~ Rebman, supr. road 24.00 F. G. Stickels, dep. elk. sal.. depl-tlng thè struxgl'' l>etw<»en t 75.00 l-eader that he had just let a con mander, J. W. Veatch; Advisor aged and those standing are < racked 54.00 James Udell, road work . . Lee Bailey, crusher work.. 12.00 S. E. Skeene. dep. elk. sal.. . 60.00 tract to Elzie Holderman of Cottage Lieutenant. J. H. Bartels; Escort. C. Dutch st-ttlers ami thè Indlsti* a, and thrxnteu to fall at any minute. Siuslaw- Lbr. Co., powder and A. C. Jennings, viewer.. 16.00 H. Petersen, asst. Co. elk. of. 55.00 thè la ’ er confllct* betwren thè Fu Grove for the construction of about L. Churchill W..<chman. Chas Con 3100 i B. S. Hyland, viewer. . . . fuse and caps ....................... 16.00 Ciara Lee. asst. Co. elk.......... 4 5.00 a mile of wagon road from what la ner; rf -ntry E |.|y . MgMggr llsh and thè Dutch. O. A Campbell, proprietor of tliu 8.25 E. A. Collier, spec. sur.. . A. J. Renfro, road work... 30.50 Aslaug Hovd. stenographer. 40.00 known as the Lang place on Lang 18 months. A. Brewer, <’n'Hc«*nt store, brought to this offlcs C. C. Behnke, labor ............. 2.00 Geo. Shultz, chainman... 2.00 M. P Watt3, asst, clerk .... 3 2.50 creek to the old Prather homestead All of the old wooden buildings MOBS FORM TO today a -ample of alfalfa grow* hr Geo. Lloyd, road work.... 6.50 C. E. Buss, chainman.... 2.00 Sufa-rinteiKp'iit's Account. have been rwoved from the corner him on the P Comegys farm nesr Oliver W. Johnson, mdse... 2.00 Prestonft Hales, supplies. 4 M W. B. Dillard, school aupt... 100.00 one mile and a half above, which has lots of C. C. Woodward on Main been selected as a site for a rangers’ Springfield which was over three John Doyle, road work.... 2.49 G. A. Luther ft Son. mdse 4.65 Edna Ward, stenographer . . LYNCH MEXICAN 35.00 lodge and base of supplies for this and Third streets, to make room for and a half feet long, this l«elOK IN* Dee Wright, hauling............. 6.25 Chambers Hdw Co., mdse . 161.05 Ferry Account. tlHt crop this >••»1 Mi «’itni'beH division or sectf«>n of the Cascade his big new two story brick, The Martin Foster, road work.. 38.50 Courteny Potterf, road work 1.50 p. Sylvester, ferryman.......... 30.00 Forest Reserve. A substantial eight two story Knox building new sets ♦ last v««ar harvested thr«1»» i r<>|>« off ■' Loe Angele*, June 11.- a Felix Sparks, lumber............ 55.39 Geo. B. Camp, road work.. .27.12 Janitor Account room bungalow or lodge will be built near the creamery on Third street by <• dispatch from Brawley, Calif,, small patch on the place ami «•'pact* Fred Surcamp. road work.. 18.00 Chas. Hartle, road work.... 31.50 M. W. Sherman, janitor .... 50.00 as soon as lumber and timbers can the side of which reposes Ostrand- ♦ says a mob is forming to lynch the crop tills year to I«1 «••I'tallV «* Roy Foster, road work.... 9.63 Ben Martin, road work.... 29.75 Jail Account. be placed on the ground over the er’* barber shop, while the New Era ♦ a Mexican arr.■»(.•(! tor a.snult K< mm I, and this, too. with'nt Irriga J. J Albro, road work.... 30.00 D. P. Dewoss, road work 10.50 8. S. Fairbank, wood............. 11.00 new road, six or eight acres will be drug store building took tion. There Is no doubt in hl* ¡till'd a long ♦ upon a little girl. The Mexi W. E Dodge, road work... 12.25 A. L. Andrews, road work.. 10.50 Aya & Heltzman, plumbing. . 15.35 Jaunt to the corner lot If Ed. Jenks ¡iliout th<‘ BagMMful grow ' "f Irwin Star, labor on road. . 2.75 A. R Walker, road work.. 32.00 H. L. Brown, jail board April 5 7 1 5 cleraed and seeded to grass for hay on Main and First streets near the ♦ can fits the description of the for the rangers’ horses, and a gar- falfa In this valley, a* lie It ' proven ♦ suspe<t wanted In connection H. H. Nestle, road work. 29.00 Wm. Garden Camp, road w’k 27.12 L. W. Brown, services........... 2.00 den and fruit plat will also be depot. Thus the Improvement cara ♦ with the murder of little Annie that It will grow Jit*t a« «»'ll hers J. R. Sexton, road work.. 24.50 Jake Camp, road work.... 28.00 Dillon Drug Co., drugs.......... van marches In. -Lebder. vided for Uncle Sam’s rangers, a* In southern or eastern Ort'Kon. ♦ Potter a. H. Carson, road work . . . 19.00 Albert W. Camp, road work. .16.75 Court House anil Park Account site Is ideal for such a ranger head ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+♦♦+ D. W. Medley, road work 9.50 John M. Rennie, supplies.. 20.00 Wm. Sherman, put’g in wood 2.70 quarters or lodge and has long Imen Howard Bly, road work.... 21.25 Duaenberry & Taylor, road Theodore Miller, work C. H, a favorite ’ resort for Cottage Grove Chas. Ware, road work.... 10.50 plank ........................................ 172.1 4 lawn. April ............................ 31.50 hunters and anglers, as Lang creek I Harry Callaway, road work. . 10.50 M. D. Evers, road work.... 1 5.00 W. W. Purdy, asst, jan.......... •♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a•«*« 6.00 and its tributaries abound in trout. | A. Gleason, road work.......... 29.00 H. H. Wood, hauling gravel 4.00 H, D. Edwards, freight .... 6.09 The site of this lodge is a basin com-i Gurnet Ball, road work.... 28.00 A. " M. Bristow, road work 1.00 Germo Mfg, Co., supplies . . . t MARRIED : 61.00 prlsng some ten or fifteen acres,{ James Windham, road work 10.50 L. L. Crab, road work 6.1 3 The Cudahy Pack. Co., sup.. *........................................ .......................... ; 8.25 sheltered by lofty mountain peaks John Windham, road work. 10.50 Bang- Liv. Co., April services 20.50 Vaughn & Rauch, piling wood 12.30 and on the trail to the big meadows J. E. Stewart, road work. . 43.75 V. F. Herbert, road work.. 29.00 Pae. Electric. Eng. Co., sup.. 2.70 anti other prominent points in the At the horn«* of th«* bride’s par-! S. L. Cady, road work.... 10.50 C. K. Hale, road work............. 6.00 J. H. Smith & Co., lumber.. 2.10 reserve, ft is only about two miles ents, Mr. ami Mrs E. Kopp«*, on1 Eli Norris, road work............ 19.35 Fred Bangs, road work.... 3.25 Light, Water A Fiwl Account. North Pearl street, June 9. 190!» at I from the eastern terminus of th«* S. L. Force, road work.... 18.32 Rov Flock, road work.......... 1 4.00 City of Eugene, water ser.. . 32.50 O. ft 8. E. railroad running from 8 p m.. Lloyd Mitchel I and Miss E. M Bailey, crushed work. 59.00 W. B. Eddy, road work.... 1 4.00 Will. Vai. Co.. April light bill 36.00 this city and therefore easy of access. Hattie Koppc, Rev. I'. K. Hammond,1 Rex Price, road work .......... 10.00 Joe Sylvester, road work .... 10.50 Printing Account. This lodge, which is one of the first l Ht. Mary’s Episcopal church, I S. L. Wallace, crusher work 8.00 W. H. Gilbert, road work .... 7.50 Guard Printing Co., pub. . . officiating, Th<> happy ooupl* have | to be provided in the Cascade reserve, Perry Wallace, road work.. 19.50 J. F. McPherson, road work 1 2.00 Register Pub. Co., pub.......... gone to 1 McMinnville, will be of great convenience to the wh«*r«* the Maurice Hills .road work.. 1 8.00 Nii|M*rviM>r'a Account San Francisco, June 10. Francis groom Is engaged In Yoran’s Print. House, pig... rangers as well as the supervisor ln the bakery! T ""ayter. mdse......................... 3.30 8. H. Lyons, road work .... 32.50 Oregpn State Journal, pub. . . The Fourth of July celebratici» directing the affairs of the reserve J. Heney was norAinated for district business. Their many friends ten-! :: no H. Rehmer, supr.... DaviR. road work............ 40.00 Register Job Dept., ptg. . . . attorney by tin- San Francisco dem der congru! illations. committee* ar«» going right ah»»« from a conv«-nient, centra! mountain zyter, supplies.................. 24.15 W. F. Potterf. supr 71.50 Thp Guard Printing. Co., ptg point. The lodtte will ite placed In ocrat.lc cluli. representing one faction with arrangements for Eim<-i'' e’s *>‘K P. Colgaard, powde**. H. C. Combs, supr. . 25.00 At the parsonage of • he Christian the keeping o' the family of one of <f the local democracy. Heney ac County Commissioner’« Account. e. etc.................................... 40.50 Jack McCornaek, road work 37.50 event on the nation's birthday. Th« the rangers.---Cottage Grove leader. cepted. though he said lie Is a Roose church, June 9, 1909,. Frn n k F. Toll, road work............ 8.75 Z T Fisk, road work............ 20.00 H. M Price, County Com... 86.00 Salem military band has lii«'ti soeur velt republican. It Is expet ted that Hayea and Miss Iti-thn A. . Michael, yter. I scraper ............ 9.00 W. W. Wheeler, supr. work 61.85 H. D. Edwards, County Com. 82.00 other organizations will nominate Rev. cd for the oi-caslon anil that will J 8. McCallum « ....... ......... hisane Account. official Ing. Charles A. Endicott, who waa Davidson, road work . . 21.00 Curtis Veatch. supr. . 25.00 Heney and that one of the fiercest The couple will reside on a farm probably bring a lot of people hPi» ton Goodpasture, road J. W Trueax. “ HUpr. work 17.50 B. F. Seaiefe. ex. insane.... 5.00 foreman of the Campbell-Walker political campaigns will be waged In near Junction City. k ......................................... 44.00 W. H. Oswald, supr. work.. from the Capital 4'ftv, as there »Ul 42.50 John M. Williams, ex. ins.-pa. 5.00 hopyard under DeArmond Brothers San Francisco. re Bros., hauling.... 12.25 Ira Isham, supr. work.... 5.00 during last winter and this spring, 6.25 John M. Williams, ex. ins, pa. At the Seventh Dny Advent church be no cel<»hratlon there, Last Oswald, road work... 41.50 Dee Wright, supr...................... 5.00 today began suit in the circuit court 12.50 F E. Selover. ex. insane. . . . Architect Hnnzlcker la drawing at Cottag«' Grove, June J, 1909 big parade will probably I»1' «•xcellrti against the latter to recover 5500 Booth-Kelly Lbr. Co., bridge W. L. Baker, supr.................. Mrs. James Huff, care insane 2.00 58.7 5 Iilans for a nine-room residence, two George Glldersle.ve and Miss Amy and coats for an alleged breach of this year, ns many of fit'1 budines’ plank ..................................... .. 12.00 Jas A. Austin, supr............... 5.00 61.25 George Wall, ex. insane .... stories high, hi lie built at Madison Owen, Elder H. W.Babcock officiat men have nlr«'ady begun the -«irk contract. The plantiff alleges that Ole Rannes, crusher work.. 30.00 C. O. Eichler, supr.................. 5.00 26.25 J, L. George, ex. insane.... and Cheshire streets. ing. »»• preparing floats. All the ««•«•ret «■■ : he performed labor amounting to Joe 1-ebltie, crusher work.. 26.00 R. O. Kirk, supr. work.,., 4.70 12.75 S P. Peterson, witness .... • -, »r* Washington’s new law prohibiting cietlea and other orgaiilzail«»n innisn.'-' , that much, but the defendants have 28.00 W. W. DarneRe, supr.......... Robert Wills, crusher work . . 27.50 Nellie Workman, ac. Addie Tlie Northwest Electrical Cont- an.l mak* 'h - Wm Wills. Jr., crusher work 28.00 S. C. Lewis, supr. work.... IVorkman............................. . 3.00 not. paid him. W. G Martin. C. M party was purchased yesterday by the smoking of cigarette* 1» now In asked to participate tmu "••■■■ ..||. 42.50 A prominent man of Aber the biggest pageant ever ln Gross Bros., supplies............... 310.00 Sidney Porter, supr. work.. 10 00 Kissinger and C. A. Wintermeier are George Taylor. Edward Larson was force. 29.50 F. M Day, ex. insane . .. deen was arrested for the offense gene. . Cha*. Haley, road work.... 17.75 Martin Noffslnger, labor as B R. Job, ex. insane . . . 5.00 his attorneys. the former owner. and finod 35 There will be a big race n"''’ . Chas A. Swaggart, road work 2 4.50 supr.............................................. 52.50 J. W. Harris, ex. Insane . the new county fair ground* <"' • Curtis Veatch. road work.. 20.00 M. C. Goodnow, supr............. 40.00 .J. W. Harris, ex. insane . 10.00 C. H. Hannon ani wife and John Sigfrled Maurer is up from Cor Albany Herald: Mrs. George Mr- Geo Duerst. road work......... 36.00 A. D. Hileman, supr............. 4 30 Martin, of Grinnell. Iowa, were ar vallis. where he ha* been attending l-eod and little son of Eug'-ue are urday, the 3rd. as prevly"*l,’| th4 52.50 (I. F. Berry, witness ... nounced, and a sacre«l concert Frank Brumbaugh, road w*rk 26.0 Geo. C. Schneider, supr........ 4 !') rivals in Eugene last night. 33.75 E. O. Browning, witness . the O. A. C. visiting In town. plaza park* on Sunday, the 4H». LEADER JAILED BI DETEC1IVES 6E0RGECDX 10 SEE KETCHELL KILLED BI FALLING I® DEATHS INFRANCE F0RTHEDISTRIC1 ATTORNEYSHIP SALEM BAND FOR EUGENE'S