Eugene weekly guard., August 19, 1909, Page 2, Image 2

THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUAR D. THURSDAY. AUG 19. 1909
TWO
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I
Coffman ct ux to Mary
Montgomery. 4» acres tu »ec. 9, tp.
C. '
I i
Dietz, , lot 6, Wilkins' add Eugi
17. a. r. 4 w ,100.
E T Wood et ux to Geo B Stand- »475.
W. w. Calkins et ux to H A
ish. 160 acres in see, 8. tp. 20. a. r.
In your bodily system Is looker* 5 w , and 80 acre» in sec. 17, tp. 20. Barr; lots 1. 2, block 5. amended
plat Fairmount. ,25«
,3000
after by millions of little soldiers s. r. 5 w
E O Potter, guardian. to F 1.
Co. to Harvey
lavne
County
Inv
In your blood - those corpuscles
ITu
1
Frink; lot 6. block 3. Gross ad to Orenahaw; und one-slxih of
constantly fighting for you.
acres, »ec 26. tp (6. 2 W. »200.
Eugene
,275.
James 8 Taylor to Mary A B
If this army is well fed and kept
Jos Hart et ux to Rebecca J. Mil-
healthy and strong, by taking Hoodcr ler; 41.33 acre« in s»-c. 36. tp. 17, a. Smith; 4 10 aerea. sec 18, tp 16 . 3
W. »I
barsapanlla, it will destroy the uncount­ r. 2 »
,100.
1517«
V 8. to Jo». H. Hoff:
able horde of germ-enemies that art
Minnie Rauch et al to Bertha L.
"I wizh to make a zuggostion to Eugene, namely, that in u,
attacking you every moment of your life. Mack; lot 2. block 1. Sladden ad to acres, sec 7. tp 15, ll W. pat
planning
of it« park and boulevard zyztem—from the depot p»r^
Herman Bucholt et ux to Melvin
Hood's Sarsaparilla will keep you Eugene. ,1700.
White Plalas. N. Y . Aug 13
Jus­ to Hendrickz’ Park—it call upon zome expert who ha»
free from or will cure you of scrofula
W O. Hcckart to P. A. Getz: north Fenwick; tract tn block 68. S P 4k
Judge Harris, of the circuit court, eciema. rheumatism, catarrh, anemia 65 feet of lot 5. block 10. E Stewart's I. Co ad to Springfield
,600.
tice MUI» handed down a decision thia
this afternoon handed down a decis­ tliat tired feediua and all such ailm««*
John Debrick to Arthur P Sylves­ m irniug that Thaw la atlll Insane knowledge of what other citiez have done, and let him lay 0Bt
ad to Eugene ,2800.
ion in the Olive street opeuiug case,
W. W. Calkins et ux to Chas ter; 7.15 acres in claim 70. tp. 17,
wherein H. R. Kincaid seeks to pre­ Irish; 160 acres in sec. 9. tp. 18, s. Kingswell: 2.60 acre» in claim 68. tp. ». r. 3 w
lie dlsuUaaed the writ of habeaa cor­ far-reaching and comprehenzive zyztem which ahull provide for
,1230.
vent the city from opening Olive r. 5 w 51800.
E. U. Lee et ux to S B. Simmons: pus by which Thaw hud endeavored the needz of the city for fifty or more yearz to come Thu»,
17. a. r. 3 w
,10.
W. T. Bowen et ux to Anderson S.
street through his premises between
Henry Jackson et al to Jno. C. Hol­ 82.56 acres In claim 50. tp. 16. a. r. to secure his release from Muttewan. forezight, much can be gained, errorz avoided, and all work do«
West Twelfth and West Thirteenth Ward: 101 acres in sec. 3, tp. 21. s. r. den: 160 acres in sec. 9. tp. IS. ». r. 4 w
,10.
streets The decision is tn favor of
J D. Hunt to Mrs. R. E. Hunt; part 11 w. ,1200.
Earl Meti to Peter Metz: lot 14. and remanded him to (he custody of in accordance with a large and comprehenzive plan, which m»y
Kincaid. An attempt was made to of lot 5. block 17. Fairmount
,1.
the state authorities at Mattawan
Grace Gertrude Fredericks to Earl block 6. Fairmount. ,10.
I« t„
open Olive street south to West Sev-1
Justice Milla suggested that Thaw take a half century, or even a century, fully to complete.
D. B. Proctor et ux to C. E. Long; B Moxley: lits 9 and ,10. block 14.
B D. Paine to DeWitt A
•nteenth several years ago. A com­ 118.93 acre» in sec. 29, tp. 16. a. r. 3 Creswell. ,1«.
undivided one-half of 160 acres lu .it Mattewan be restored to the prlv- Wharton Jamez, Pazadena, Cal., lazt paragraph, Arena, Aup«,
mission was appointed by the council w
,3000.
| liege» h« enjoyed during hl» firat
M. C. Currin et al to J. T Short: sec 12. tp. 20. a. r. 1 w. ,1.
I
to assess damages and benefits to the
N. J. W. Machen et al to Dora L. lot 3. block 3. Currin Park ad to Cot­
Frank Briggs et ux to O R Page: , term, and that hl» mother bo allo» 1909.
several land owners along the street. Machen; lots 11 and 12. block 1. Val­ tage Grove. ,t.00.
3 1-2 acres in sec 18. tp Iti. s. r. I ed all poaulble privileges Ihnw will
The report of this commission was iev View ad to Springfield. ,300.
remain In jail here at leaat until
,800.
United State« to Anna Whiteaker; w
Perhaps th« most remarkable artl-i grounds, , which Pre»i<j<.Qt i'snipbgi
not satisfactory and another one was
William Simmons to Wm. T. Sim­
Fingal Hinds et ux to T. F He­ Friday, when his attorney will be
named. After Its report was made ' mons et ux: 5 acres in sec. 15, tp. 16. 16« acres in sec. 32. lp. 19. ». r. 5 w. crist et al; 40 acres In sec. 3. tp. 21. given an opportunity to make any cle ever written about Eugene la th« ere long hop«» to hnv« |»id out aftwe
Patent.
the plan« of n first ' ,Ik" Inndarap«
Kincaid objected and took the case to s. r 4 w. ,100
formal motions before Justice Milla first one In Ibe current number of architect
,1.60
ux to Josephus s. r 3 w
J.
A.
Putnam
et
Within a 1 H”»*» throw
the circuit court. The opinion of
W. B. Cooper et ux to Rees Wallac« M Mundell et ux; 3 acres sec 18.
Edw. L. Sutton to L F Farmer; at hl» chamber« in Mount Vernon
th« Arena
Accompanying It are of th« campus 1» th« mil
Judge Harris is as follows:
Company; lot 2. block 13. Cooper & tp
The prisoner took tile decision
nw 1-4 of lots 16 to 20. bhwk 62. Chi­
17.
I
E.
,700
la a Aloug thia mlllnue th-- l«n
"The city attempted to condemn Randall's ad to Cottage Grove. ,100.
coolly. Ills only statement was a de- eleven Illustrations The Arena
Harry M. Crock« to First National cago ad to Florence. »150.
be extended to the l-'alrn
property of plaintiff for street pur­
Frances W. Schenck et ux to David Bank. Albany, lots 3 and 4. sec 6,
J. Clem to Lars Nelson; lot 12. ; nlal of the assertion In lhe court's magazine that Is ranked with the two miles awny, In the le-.i
poses. Viewers assessed »506 as the Link: 80 we res in sec. 16. tp. 17. » tp IS. 8 W. ,10.
block 6. Hendricks' ameuded ad to opinion that he still cherished the Outlook. and above Collier’» by nestles Hendrick»' Park
amount of damages sustained by the r. 3 w. ,10.
! same delusions that drove him to thinking people
Paulus E Newell e’ ux to Jno F Eugene , 1350.
I'asMlng now through tin-»
plaintiff over special benefits. Kin­
United States to Sheldon A. Cor- Kelly;
Geo. Windham et ux to Jacob Bahr shoot Stanford White
The article discloses the future chard» the boulevard will " many or-
20. 5 W.
'• nd to th«
caid appealed to the circuit court, many: 40 acres in sec. 32, tp. 19. s. r.
Justice
Mills'
decision
was
based
plana
to
beautify
Eugene
Th«
au
­
et
ux:
1
acre
and
71
square
rods
in
,1.
bunks of th« Willamette. »nd (ollww
where a jury awarded him »800. The 3 w. Patent.
principally
u|»>n
the
opinion
of
Dr.
James
thor
addressed
the
council
at
the
be
­
A
Chambers
et
ux
to
sec.
8.
tp.
16,
s.
r.
1
w
,:i00.
Geo.
Its winding coiir»« bu- k to 1 h" city. Is
return to the writ of review shows
United States to Martha J. Bailey; Horn: 27.50 acres, cla 45, tp 17. 4
G. Walter Millican et ux to Geo. E Amos Baker, assustant superinten­ ginning of the campaign for the park a magnlfli'ent butt« i.-tklnn«
that property owners paid ,296 to 80 acres in sec. 28, tp. 15, a. r. 6 w. 4. ,3000
at th« depot While here he came In
Putnam; 3 acres In sec. 18, tp. 17, » dent at Mattewan
The author believe« civic be««t>
city treasury to make up the differ­ Patent.
All such authorities.” says Justice touch with the most progressive peo­ to I«- n |>urt of civic rlghtenog^,
J. O. Hunt to D. R Lakin et al: r. 1 e. »210.
ence between the amount awarded
D. E Hamlin to J. B Hunt; pt tract cla 56. sec 32, tp 17. 5 W.
Mills,
“
are
public
officer»,
with
no
to
Wart!
E.
Sto-
Geo. E. Putnam
ple of Eugene
From thana ho and the worth of beautiful,
by the viewers and the amount allow­ lot 5, block 17. Fairmount, ,1775. ,175.
vail; 3 acres in sec. 18. tp. 17. s. r. I conceivable motives except to do their gleaned th« plan» for the year» to surroundings an «lettu nt of uplift.
ed by said jury. It is claimed that
Lane Co. Investment Co. to Mar­
; duty.”
Herman T. Dow to Carrie E e. ,350.
come.
< >f llartog
the charter is void and unconstitu­ tha Foster: lot 4. block 20. Gross Prosser; 40 acres, sec 6, tp 26 *» W
The article say»:
"The progrea-
Wm. Wolf Hicks I to Albert J.
In regard to Eugeni- » booster Jobs
tional for the reason that the method add to Eugene. ,200.
»1.
gives among the cltli«ns are now ad­ II llartog. th« Illustratisi artici«
Bracket: 79.61 acres in i claim 30. tp.
provided for compensation is uot free
Jno. W Mock to Abagall Mock;
TAFT MAY BE INDUCED
40 15. s. r. 4 w. ,2250.
U. S. to Wm. T. Gardner;
I
vocating a full ayatem of parka, city wav a
from risk or loss. The charter in 44.26 acres sec 16. 21. tp 18. 3 W, acres see 15. tp 17, 3 E. pat.
squares, boulevards, and scenic out­
B A. Washburne et al to Frank
"One of
advrrthing hohbU«
force at the present time provides ,1.
Lester McPherson to Melvin Fen Fountain; lots 17 and 1 I. block B I .
TO COME TO EUGENE looks. Nature has given Eugene th« was beaiitlfj
city
Thia VU g(.
for the levying of assessments on
U. S. to Sarah L. Wright; 160 wick; 2 acres cla 83. tp 17, 3 W Washburne'» sub-division 8. P. 1. Co.
opportunity to work out such a sys­
lit of • he clvle n*w-
benefited property and that moneys acres sec. 23. tp 17, 3 E. pat.
,300.
ad to Springfield. ,146.
land
llolUM—
♦ tem to perfection tn the centre of
arising therefrom be kept in a sepa­
Jno. 8. Ball et ux to Taylor
Jno. F. Walker et ux to Martha
G. O. Warner to Geo. W. Kerr: *
a llo have w .u>>J»r«4
♦ the city Is the small city square It Is
rate fund applicable to the payment Stockton et ux: lot 1. sec 3. tp 1'. J. England; 2 80 acres sec 1, & 12
♦
half interest iti Burkshire mining ♦
>f - insla and <i*i«iat
♦ useless as a park, but It Is admirably
of damages allowed to land owners. 4 W. ,1050.
tp 12. 3 W. »1.
claim. Bohemia mining dtstrlct, ,1. ♦
Hint«
ind »impi».
♦ adapted for a civic centre, , .
Section 87 provides that upon the or­
to I
Ida Bell Brumbaugh et al
Chas. Pregent to Geo. Budd; 15
G. W. Kerr et ux to G O. Warner; ♦
kr -w how neat ««»
♦ Other public buildings can be
der of the council a warrant shall be Reason Elliott; 4 0 acres sec 18, tp! acres sec 9. tp 18, t W. ,10.
half interest in Graylock mining ♦
f Holland ar». . ..
♦ massed here (besides th« courthouse,
drawn on the treasurer, payable out 21. 2 W. ,law.
F. E. Goodman et ux to B. E
>d wu.lv, too-tta
♦ the ue* hotel the jail. Rest Cottage.
H. A. Schwerin« et ux to Ellen M Bailey et al: lot 3. block 6, Ells- claim. Bohemia mining district. ,1. ♦
of such special fund, and when such
Poilard J. Lackey et ux to Mary ♦
♦ etc . as an art museum and a then*
Hon my
warrant is delivered to the land own­ Pennell; 4 5 feet off E end lot 10. worth add Eugene. ,3000
A. E. Smith: tract in sec. 7, tp. 16. ♦
th
Haw 1-
♦ tre and thus a civic centre assured
nt t»«y
er. his property shall be deemed ap­ block 4. Shaw's add to Eugene. ,6S5.
B. E. Bailey et ux to Frank E. 8. r 3 w. ,1.00.
while
til
lie
city
Is
In
the
Infancy
of
Its
■ matt r ♦
bsMty.
♦
Susie E. Snodgrass et al to Daniel Goodman et al: 319.06 acres sec 3
propriated for the purpose of such
Franklin
J.
Martin
et
ux
to
T.
J.
uplift.
From
here
a
parkway
or
tree-
♦
and will ♦
I I:it 4-
i Shafer; Eh: lot 2. block 1. D. C. & 4. tp 18. 2 W. cla 57.44. ,13000.
street, and not otherwise.
Ryan:
tract
In
secs.
18
and
20.
tp.
II
i|
street
leads
to
the
University
> SI ■tire ♦
♦
"Upon the order of the council a McFarland’s 2nd add to Cottage
Laik-'.v : 18. s. r. 3 w. ,6700.
Anias Land to W H.
♦
the <-x<- • ♦
warrant was drawn on the treasurer ’ Grove. ,650
1.21 acres sec. 3. tp 21. 2 W, »250.
B.
A.
Washburne
et
al
to
Thos.
J.
Frank H.
of Eugene and thereupon the council .
R. J. Martin et ux to W. H. I-ack- McCracken: lots II and 12. block 84.
declared the property of plaintiff ap­ Hoban: S’-
ey; 63.55 acres, sec 3, tp 21. 2 W. Washburne’» »uL-division 8 P. 1. Co.
propriated. The warrant was in the 7 W. »1.
,30u0.
ad to Springfield. ,150.
A. J. H< bar. et ux to S. Norton:
sum of »800, and directed that the
Alice L. Clink et al to E. L. Dorr:
same be paid out of the Olive street 320 acres sec 18. tp 15. 7 W. »1.
lot 2, Mock 6. Sladden's 2nd add to
Jno. W. Warren et ux to Henry Eugene. ,1500.
extension fund. There is nothing in
BACON ADMITS HE
the record whatever showing that M Stewart; 90 feet on Ninth street
R. C. Morgan et ux to C; II. Mead:
SPRINGFIELD WITH GOSSIP
lot 4. blcck 64, Maud's sub. div.
there was any money in the fund ex­ between Twelfth and Ferry. »1.
WAS RECKLESS
R. H Scacklett
-
- -
" add. Springfield, »1.
et ux to - L. C.
cept the ,296 paid in by the property
Thi» Southern Pacific engineering
L. H. Smith et ux to Jno
‘
B C >!e-
■
owners. The case here is not one Hughes; 116.21 acres cla 75, tp 17.
department at Springfield denied this
man; me of stairway in building. Man Who Killed Ferguson for morning that the remainder of the
where the money is actually ready; 3 W, ,1700.
Bcoth-Kellv Lum. Co. to A. w. lot 5. block 8, Skinner's don. to
for the property owner, assuming but
Deer Exonerated by
Natron line from Klaniuth Falls to
not deciding that such fact wauld vali­ Fish et al; 80 acres, sec 7, tp 19, 1 Eugene. »1.
the end of the present contract on
Coroner's
Jury
E,
,640.
Co.
to
Geo.
D.
Lew-
O.
&
C.
R.
R.
1
date the proceedings by the council. .
the Natron rout« hail been let to th«
to
Ida
Bell
Hiram
Lee
et
ux
Spokane, Aug. 13.—An annual appropriation of ten millioi
3.
tp
20,
1
W,
1280.
is;
80
acres,
sec
"The charter provides one method
Utah Construction Company. Two
O. & C. R. R Co. to J. F Miller;
Roseburg. Or.. Aug. 12 —Albert contractors from Denver, Nels Lind dollars for a period of five years to aid in irrigation work it
only for payment, and that.method is Brumbaugh; 40 acres sec IS. tp 21.
40 acres, sec 29. tp 16. 2 E, »120 Bacon.who last Friday shot and kll- and Gus Johnson, stated to Spring- 1
by warrant on a special fund made 2 W, ,400.
U. S. to Nellie J. Campbell; 40
U. S. Io Harold L. Hopkins; 160 led M D. Ferguson while huntlng field people yesterday that the con­ asked of congress in resolutions adopted by the Natioul
up of moneys coming from assess-!
acres, sec 6, tp 17, 8 W, pat.
near Elkhead, was acquitted at Yon- tract fer the whole road had been let. Irrigation Congress today. This perhaps most important recom­
ments on benefited property. A war­ acres sec 8, tp 16. 7 W, pat.
J. W. Meachem et al to Frank .
U. S. to Isaac W. Thompson; calla by the Coroner’s ; jury and a They
rant would be sufficient If such war- : Whitemen;
are reported to have »aid that
lots 17. 18. 19. block 2, 141.20 acres, sec 2. tp 22. 1 W, pat. verdict of
shooting they had
accidental
rant was supported by the credit of
come to dig the three tun- mendation in resolutions was adopted, of which the following
Valley
View
add
Springfield,
»400.
James
A.
Stansbie
to
James
P.
brought in.
the city, The warrant in thia case is
but
according to the engineer- is a synopsis:
nela,
J. W. Meachem et al to Frank Fry; 50x115 feet, block 66, S. P. &
Bacon admitted that it was reek­ Ing department
no better than the value of the spec- Whitemen;
they are but sub-con­
lots 13, 14. block 2, I. Oo. add to Springfield
I
shot
at
a
less
shooting
and
that
he
That homesteaders under a government project shall n»t
ial fund. The holder of the war- * Valley View add Springfield. »300.
tractors. Walting for terms from the
D.
Perozzi
et
ux
to
H.
F.
Durkee;
spot
no
bigger
than
his
hand,
think
­
rant runs the risk of the special fund
Utah Construction Company
Doran to Allen Monroe et tract cla. 60, tp 16. 3 W.
be
required
to establish residence before the governmsnt i» pre­
S.
A.
ing
it
was
a
deer,
notwithstanding
he
being insufficient to pay the warrant. ux; 30 acres sec 25, tp 17, 5 W,
Two carloads of Implements arrive
Bird Rose to Perry Pennington; had entered Into a compact with his
pared to furnish him with water; that the government takt
The method of payment is limited to »1800.
at
Springfield
this
morning
for
the
lots 11. 12,«block 4, Sladden’s add companions not to shoot until certain
payment by warrant on a special
McCabe Construction Company, of measures to drain swamp lands in aid of land reclamation sod of
Mrs. F. A. Spurlin to Mrs. Sarah
of what he was firing at.
fund and to that extent the charter Dorin; 30 acres sec 25, tp 17, 5 W, to Eugene. ,10.
Portland, who are sub-contractors.
Harry
Pennington
et
ux
to
James
is unconstitutional and consequenly »1000.
Other material is expected soon
A public health; that the irrigation congress act with other comer
B.
Tillmont;
lot
11,
block
4,
Slad
­
i
the attempted appropriation of the
OREGON RIFLE TEAM
telegraph office has been installed at vation organizations to bring about waterway improvement»;
Marcellus H. Thomas et ux to den's add to Eugene, »2250.
land of the plaintiff is void.
Natron, and regular trains nro IIke-
Cassius R. Mead: 392.56 acres cla
Wm. Montgomery to Frank
s
"Baker County vs. Benson, 40 Or., 63, tp 17. 2 W. »5500.
WILL GO EAST ly to be run to the llttle station in reforestation and other like projects; that there be brought
Sly; 45 acres sec 19, tp 17, 4 W,
207-215. Branser vs. Gee, 25 Or.,
a month.
Frank E. Herbold et ux to E. L.
about surveys and estimates of reclamation of submerged land»
462-467. 15 Cyc. b and cases cited Campbell; 43 feet *7 inches off E. ,2925.
It has been definitely decided tha’
Lincoln Taylor et ux to H. Ven-
McKenzie Line
in rule 71.”
where the worn is international in character (this refer» to Nor­
lend iots 5. 8. block 1, Mulligan’s ske; 2 acres sec 33. tp 20. 3 W. ,1. the national competitive shoot of
The two Denver contractors, who­
The judgment handed won this af­ add west. »300.
militiamen will be pulled off. The ever and whatever they are, are re­ thern Idaho more especially) ; that the reclamation act be oi-
Thoe.
Allen
et
ux
to
H.
Venske;
ternoon is as follows:
I Fred E. Herbold et ux to E. L.
3, block 2.
2, Shield’s add to Cot- rifle team from Oregon will leave on ported to have said that the Oregon
“It is now considered, ordered and Campbell; lots 3. 4. block 8, Mulli­ lot 3.
August 14 for Camp Perry. Ohio, Trunk line, whatever and whoever tended to Hawaii, that the different states pass laws regulating
tage Grove, »10.
adjudged that the resolution number­ gans don to Eugene, »300.
L. H. Smith et ux to Jno B. Cole- where the target range Is located. that is. Intends to run up the Des­ the cutting of all public and private timber; that there should be
ed in the return of the writ of review
B. A. Washburne et al to Martha man; part lot a, block 8, Skinner's Seventeen men will const 1’me the
as No. 3, which said resolution was F. Vining: lots F and G. replat lot don.
team, three officials an J fourteen chutes. com« down the McKenzie and no political lines with reference to the use of water for irriga­
Eugene. »1500.
passed by the common council of the 22, Clarke & Washburne’s add to
marksmen. The oflcials accompany­ enter the upper Willamette valley
W.
P.
Dodd
to
Jesse
Boughton;
city of Eugene on the 19th day of Oc­ Springfield, »300.
ing the team will be General W. E. and probably go to Coos Bay. A h ev­ tion; that the Mississippi deep waterway be developed.
lot
4,
sec
30,
tp
17,
9
W,
»1.
ery proposition has many rumors,
tober, 1908, and approved by the
F. A. Rankin et ux to D. A. Paine
The committee turned down the resolution asking for a fir*
W. H. Lackey et ux to R. F. Mar- Flnzer and Major F. S Baker, of and as some of them are bound to
mayor on the same date, and that the et al; lots 1, 8, block 39, Spring­ "tin et al; 63.55 acres sec 3, tp 21. Portland, and
Major Creed Ham­
be
correct.
It
may
be
that
such
n
plan
million
dollar bond issue after a severe debate, in which oom*
resolution numbered in said return field; »10.
mond, of Eugene.
2 W, »1.
is in the mind of the Hill or some
as No. 4, which said resolution was i
Henry Loury et ux to C. E. Har-
V. S. to Lizzip Forrest; 80 acres.;
of
the
Washington
delegates upheld the measure. No hint of the
other road.
passed by the said common council bit et ux; lots 17.
“ 18. block 103, S. sec 20, tp 17. 1 E. pat.
LARGE
FARM
CUT
on the 19th day of October, 1908, and P. & I. Co. add to Springfield
Ballinger-Pinchot
differences
came up in committee. ProfiU°r
As the pass at the head of the«Mc-
Leon E. Hiatt et ux to Frances E.
was approved by the mayor on the ,1000.
Kenzle 1» very rough and difficult, W. D. Lyman spoke on the subject of "Deep Waterways for the
Keyes et ux; 12.94 acres sec. 36,
same date, be and each of said reso­
L. D. Forrest et ux to Drew Tim- Davis’ cla. 50 acres same. ,5000.
INTO SMALL TRACTS the Oregon Trunk might enter th«
lutions are hereby set aside so far as ber Co.; 240 acre» sec 24, tp 16, 2
Coos Bay field by following the Des­ Inland Empire."
F. L. Chambers et ux to J. B.
E.
,400.
said resolutions attempt to condemn
Junction City, Or., Aug. 12. The chutes to Its source, and Crossing on
Kronobusch; 1 acre cla 37, tp 17, 4
Albert Walker et ux to David S. W, ,400.
or appropriate the property of plain­
Bushnell farm, consisting of 348 a low pa»» and coming down the I
It Is dry." he said.
tiff above named; and it is further Jordan et ux; lots 5, 6. lot B, and
Emo Steffran et ux to M. H. An­ acres, is to be subdlvied Into 10 and North Umpqsa river to Roseburg.
WISCONSIN MAN THINKS
"Prohibition means that business
fraction
lot
5,
block
22,
Springfield,
ordered that plaintiff recover of and
The land will be
derson; 1 acre sec 33, tp 20. 3 W, 20 acre tracts.
,750.
wllf lie good, that nice will P*!, ’
from defendant the costs and dis­
Jones’ Add to Cottage Grove. ,500. surveyed in a few days and platted NEW DRYER AT FISCHER
PROHIBITION STRONG POINT bill«, ».nd that th • <blldren will "<*
Wm. E. Welsa et ux to W. Kuy­
bursements herein to be taxed.”
Geo. Ruble et ux to Maud H. This is a fine tract of land and will
kendall; 37.215 acres, being part Hayes et al; und. % lots 1. 2, 3. make desirable homes for a large
be contaminated by vice «•> es»W-
That Eugene and Lane county are
lots 6. 5, sec 18. tp 18. 7 W. ,1500. block 113, Junction City, ,427.
BALLY SAWMILL
Exhibit •«»•<!
w
number of families.
.
........
tally
attractive
to
home
makers
J. P. Wicks et ux tot Griffen &
"The Oregon building 1»
U. S. to Harry M. Crooks; 80.59
because
they
are
prohibition
or
dry
Veath Co.; 160.46 acre« »ec 18, tp acres, sec 6, tp 18, 8 W, pat.
most attractive mid best nrranp*1
Fischer & Bally have contracted
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
t Real Estate Transfers t 21, 1 W, ,1.00.
for an Eureka dryer, with a capacity territory 1« th« opinion of F. E the fair grounds.” h« «d<l*>- *
Stillwall Pratt et ux to David Fitz­
Keefe,
of
Eau
Clairs,
Wisconsin,
who
Alex. Cooley to Geo A. Besboy; gerald; lot 5. Clark & Washburne’s
the Lane county exhibit 1« »1lc
of 30.000 feet, and the American Ex­
died
7 acres, sec 33, tp 20, 3 W. ,900. add to Springfield, ,500.
tract Company, of Seattle, Is building was attracted to Eugene by that very many Inquiries, ntid »HI c*0* .
fact,
and
by
the
Lane
county
exhibit
Geo.
T.
Hall
et
ux
to
Willamette
** '
Daily transfers reported by the
Margaret A. Cundiff to M.
E. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦+»»»»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ the dryer at the mill site. This Is at the A-Y-P. exposition. "Many peo­ dreds of the best kind of
Eugene Abstract Company, Fred G. Valley Co.; 63.65 acres sec. 36, tp Watson; 80 acres, sec 24, tp 22, 9
At the residence of his daughter, the first of its kind in this region, ple will come to Eugene just becauM Investigate Eugene's claims, »•
16,
2
E.
,10.
Stickles, Secretary.
,
doing.”
W. ,700
Mrs. H. F. Hollenbeck, 123 East and while comparatively small, Its
Abigail Hock et al to Geo. W. Por-
Lane County Investment Company '
J. W. Baker to E. L. Fisher; und. Eighth street, at 5:30 a. m. today, capacity Is great. In the dryer there
5,
block
2,
R.
8.
to Thos. Lowe; lots 3 and 4, block 29, ter et ux; lot
lot 4, 5, block 2, Whitney’s add to John Mldgley. He was born at Leeds. Is not. a stick of wood, all parts be­
Scott'« add to Eugene, »700.
Gross ad to Eugene. ,325.
' Eugene. ,4000.
England. October 12, 1829. In his ing of cement or Iron. The heat that
Geo.
H.
Colter
to
A'bby
E.
Mar
­
B. F. Gulley et ux to Lanzie Win-’
Geo. P. Weygant to Wm. Wills; early youth he came to the United will be generated will be above the
shall;
lot
11,
-block
7,
Glenada.
,30.
j
boiling point.
frey; 6.85 acres in sec. 19, tp. 19, s.
i 54.66 acres sec 23, tp 18. 3 W. ,1.
States, and in 1875 to Lane county,
M T Awbrey et ux to Nellie Aw -1
I
r. 1 e. ,10.
Work on the other portions of the
Vernon B. Mathews et. ux to Geo. Oregon, where he had since lived. He
brey;
160
acres
sec
26,
tp
15,
10
C. E. Russel! et ux to J. S. Brown,
P. Weygandt; 54
acres sec 23, tp was the father of six children, two of mill is progressing sorapldly that the
W.
,2800.
et ux; part of lots 6 and 7, block 3,
18, 3 W. ,2800.
whom are still living. Geo. Mldgley owners expect to have the plant com­
M. E. Young to Jane A. Colter,
Christian's ad to Eugene. ,1200.
•Anna Whfteaker to Jno. W. Peif- and Mrs. H. F. Hollenbeck. The fu­ pleted sometime before January 1.
160
acres
sec
32,
tp
19,
11
W,
,50
Eli Rust et ux to School District
ler et al; 160 acres, sec 32, tp 19. neral will be held at Gordon’s chapel The mill pond and the side track are
U. S. to Janies W. Dixon; 160 5 W, ,2000.
No. 129; tract in sec. 18 and 19, tp.
Friday afternoon at 2:30 p. m. In- well under way.
acres
sec
11,
tp
19,
8
W,
pat.
17, ». r. 6 w. ,50.
Jacob H. Williams to Mary E. ferment in the Masonic cemetery.
I
Eustace
Maud
et
ux
to
C.
.
Mead;
Spencer Butte Lodge No. 9 to J. H.
Bowers; 15.11 acres cla 42, tp 16.
The Booth-Kelly Lumber Co.
Copeland; lot 104, I. O. O F ceme­ lot 4, block 6 4, Maud HU>b. div. I W, ,250.
building a mile extension of their
Constable
F.
T.
Plank
and
family,
Springfield.
,500.
tery, sec 32, tp. 17, s r. 3 w ,12.50.
A. B. Kepner et ux
who were Injured yesterday on the logging railroad above Wendling
H. O. Thompson to J. E. Jones; Scober; W’4 lot 6. block to 32, Frank
Harry L. Bown to Geo. T. Hall Sr.:
ext. road to the mountains near Fall The road Is already nearly six mile«
Et4
lot
2.
block
6,
J.
I.
Jones add sur. Springfield, ,650.
lot 3. block 6, Frazer & Berry plat of Cottage Grove, ,1.
Creek, arrived home last evening. long. The company Is advertising
Florence. ,2.
Carlyle T. Travis to Jno. E The wagon turned over on a high for men and teams to do the work.
Lester
McPherson
to
Melvin
Fen
­
L. E. Bean et ux to Geo. T. Hsll,
George et ux; 200 acres, cla 60. sec grade Instead of falling through a
4 acres, sec 83, tp 17, 3 W, 3, tp 16. 5 , ,1.
Sr.; tract in sec. 36, tp. 18, s r 12 wick;
W. L. Souders, the genial proprie­
,800.
as reported.
Plank’s hand
w. ,1.00.
Effie A. Zumwalt et ux to F. L. bridge,
tor of th« Bon Marche, did not fall
was
badly
cut
Instead
of
his
wrist
Jesse
Boughton
to
W.
P.
Dodd;
Ill nfted
’ ' States
"
to Albert White: 40 lots 1 and 2. block 2, Shelton’s 2d ad Crenshaw; 116.48 acres cla 42, tp broken. None of the women in the or even go out of business at Seat­
16. 2 W, ,2450.
acres in sec. 32, tp. 19, s. r. 3
tle. He never was at Seattle, ac­
to Eugene. ,10.
party were injured.
Patent.
cording to “one Who knows" and
Effie A. Zumwalt to Frat k L.
N.
J.
Rowen
et
ux
to
Frank
Briggs;
receives letters from Mr. SouderH
Geo. H. Irish et ux to Ix*na Heer- lot 2. block 1. and north half of lot Crenshaw; 51.97 acres see 26, tp
Fairmount Is becoming quite a occasionally. He Is now at Indian­
sheema; 160 acres in sec. 9, tp. 18, s. i 11, block 1, Cole's 1st ad to Marcola 16, 2 W, ,10.
business centre. Besides two grocery apolis In the business he proposed
r. 5 w. ,100.
Uriah C. Holeman et ux to Nels stores, a bakery and a butcher shop,
,700.
enter at. Seattle. From Eugene
Frank Whiteman to J. W. _________
Machen
Johnson; 7 acres, cla 39, sec 25, tp there will Ron« be a new millinery to
PANSIES AND POSIES EVERYWHERE AT A.-Y.-P- KXP<w,T,0‘'
C.
H
.Meade
et
ux
to
L.
D.
Forrest;
ho went to Portland, and after two
et al: lots 18 and 19. block 2, Valley lot 4. block 64. Maud sub-division to 17. 4 W, ,1735.
store and a grocery store. The two weeks went from there directly East
View ad to Springfield. ,300.
Springfield. ,10.
Elma S. Anderson to Mrs. Della last named will be located In a new
In the foreground of the picture la shown the bank whlch
fra Bidwell to L. D. Forrest; : tract
J. W. Meachen et al to Zettle M. Cox; N 50 feet Jot 2, block 5, building being erected by Jos. Johns
Household goods arrived In Eu­ from Geyser Basin at the Alasks-Yukon-Paclflc Exposition. Sesttl«-
in block 63. S. P. & I. Co. ad
i
to Meade: lot 8. block 2. Valleyview ad Walnut Park add to Eugene, ,250. on East Thirteenth street just went
gene this morning for the following:
It have been planted 300,000 tufted pansy plants, and close uP 0
Springfield. ,10.
I to Springfield. ,150.
II. E. Holmquist, from Redwood,
W. H. Champion et ux to Arch of the car basn.
Andrew Svarverud et ux to Harry
ballustrade» high growing plants of bright blossom.
„^4
Ansel F. Linn to Elza Leep; 11 25 Dick; lot 1. block 2. Purkerson’s A
Cal.;
Mrs.
Anna
Powell,
from
Mc­
IT. Cullen: north 66.6 feet of lot 4, , acres in claim 52, tp. 17, s. r. 4 w
Frank E. Dunn, the Eugene mer- Minnville; E. E Slemmons, from
Above Geyser Basin can be seen the banks of the Csscades. *“d *
,
Quimby
add
to
Eugene,
,1550.
block 18, Fairmount. ,1800.
chant, today began suit, against W J. Richwood, Ohio; H. E. Waite, from
,2500.
these are growing 100,000 rose bushes, so selected that there w«'
I^auretz C. Olson et ux to Geo. H. * Elizabeth A. Allen et al t® Wm. 1
to C C O»«man; Canady to recover »510 on promis­ Mosier, Or.; T. J. Ryan (car load)
rotation of blooms throughoat ths Exposltfon.'
lot 6, Wilkins add to Eugene, ,675. sory notes.
from -Bolas, Idaho.
The Health Dept.
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