THE TWICE-A-WEM GUAED, THURSDAY. FEB 2, 1911
EIGHT
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Sai k; s Herbs
LIST OF CLAIMS
ALLOWED BY COURT
Bills Ordered Paid at Regular
January Term of Com
' lhat h. ve > ».- it medicinal power, nr*
I rai-ej io th ir highest • tflcleney. for
missioners
.»urtfying and enriching the blood, as
'.hey ar« con.baud in Hood's 8ar«a-
parllla.
49,346 te«tlmonla!s received by actual
•ount in two years, lie sure to taka
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TWO HORS
OVERALL S
The following 1« th<> list of claims
allowed at the January term of the
county commlsloners.
LIST OF CLAIMS
Geo Young, gravel ........... I 6 1 S
3.00
Gel it today !n u»iml liquid form or JFW. White, road work ....
tí 00
ted
r
S!•«r«
Joe White, road work ....
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' i m l
- .
7.00
H E Wylie, road work ....
San Francisco, Jan. 31.—Following the news flashed from
6.16
R. F. Williams, gravel ....
the national capital, telling that the house had voted in favor of
8.00
A. Veatch. road work...
|
PERSONAL
J f M.
3.50
Herl Vaughn, road work . . .
PERSONAL
the Western metropolis for the site of the proposed world's fair,
3.00
Elvin Taylor, haullug gravel
San Francisco gave itself up to wild manifestations of joy.’
Adna Signor, road work . . . 32.00
Ih’Wftt Stevens, road work . 12 12 I Slayter, supplies ..............
Bombs were exploded, whistles shrieked and bells clanged forth (From Wednesday's Daily Guard) Clark
2.30 Clarenc»* B«*lknap. road work
Sturtevant, road sup.
the news. Everywhere it was felt the battle was virtually won,
Robert Schmits, road work 10.50 ; Joe LeBlau. supr work ....
H. A. Soults took the noon train C. J. Shuyter, gravel...........
1.77 Wm Wtscaraon road work .
and that only faint doubt remained of the ultimate result, when today for Salem.
1.65 J. P. Hunk, road work ....
Edgar Slighter, gravel ....
John Giiibert. of Goshen, was in C. E. Swarts, road work . .
both houses of congress shall vote on the measure inviting the
6.00 C. H Wlnecoff, labor on road
Eugene over night.
7.00 Griffin Hardwar«» Co., «ups.
F. M Smith, road work ....
nations of the earth to unite in celebrating here the completion
L. M. Hoselton. of Crow, is In the A. L. Simmons, road work.
5.75 Clarence Anderson, road wk.
of the canal connecting the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, and city for a few day».
Sart Lumber Co., lumber . . 103.50 Sluslaw Lumber Co., supplies
D. V. Kuykendall, of Klamath
3.51 Joseph Safley. road work...
Smith, gravel................
bringing the ports of Europe thousands of miles nearer the Falls, arrived in Eugene this morn J Wn».
8.00 W. D. Safley. road work . .
—. C. Rucker, road work .
ing He is a Bon of Dr. W. Kuyken Frank Smith, road work . .
Oolden Gate.
7.50 H. T. Robinson, road work . .
dall and district attorney at Klam L. W. Ryan, road work ....
8.00 COMMISSIONERS PRO
The formal vote on the resolution favoring San Francisco ath Falls.
Orville Ross, placing culverts
1.70 E. M. Austin, road work. . .
J. W. Lambert, of Crow, waa In R. C. Rosa, placing culverts.
will occur at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
3 So C M Hcltz. road work .
Eugene over night.
H. W Russell, hauling grav
W. L. Kimble, labor on road
The proposition voted on first was whether the claims of
C. C. Coffman went to Cottage
el ........................................ .. 10.50 Robert Eaggtshani, road wrk.
8an Francisco or New Orleans should first be considered, and ' Gr«>ve this afternoon.
8.75 Oscar Olson, road work.........
Elmer Post, bridge work..
J. V. Gulliford and son left to W. T. Pattison, road work . .
8 59 F. M. Parker, road work...
the vote was taken to be a certain indication that San Francis day for Echo. Oregon.
Geo. Powell, road work . . . 13.50 ¡ Peter F Colgaard. lumber..
E. E. Hyland Is in the city from Geo. Powell, road work . . .
co will get the formal approval of the house when the formal
1.00 George Gibson, road work. . .
Oakridge on business.
7.87 ' Joe Graham, road work.........
Frank Powell, road work . .
vote is taken.
W. F. Thistlewaite. of Loarell. was i ' Wm. Pearson, supplies ...
2 35 I i George T. Boyd, lbr. on road
in Eugene over uight.
2.59
L. T. Pickens, lumber ....
C. H. Sellers, of Creswell, is io Emery Ott. bridge work . . . 12 00 , H. M. Harkins, road work. ..
i C. A. lx>gan, road work.........
up. Prior to the rollcall an hour's the city for a few days.
350; Terrah Healy, labor on road
U. G. McElhany, road work .
Roy Driver took the noon train Ernest Nelson, road work . .
debate was agreed to and advocate«
9.50 J. N. Wallace, labor on road
today for Junction City.
Washington, Jan. 31.—‘ The ♦ of the two cities were heard
4 00i Reuben Riwue, road work. .
Frank Mael, road work ....
O. J. Warbinton. of Pleasant Hill, Ole Meet, road work .........
San Francisco Panama reso ♦
Representative Rodenburg, In a
3 00 I. ester Sanford, labor on road
lution passed the house, 259 ♦ half hour's speech, declared that the was in Eugene over night.
H. L. Mooney, road work . . 16.00 i I I.
W. Haines, bridge work..
George J. Fanning, of Wendling, Joseph Liles, road work . . .
to 43.
♦ New Orleans exposition would devel
1.75 i
Lloyd, road work...
♦
♦ op the South and Central American was In Eugene over night.
F. A. McClellan, road work. 31.00 ' George
Joel M«K?ornack. of Marcola. was Earl D. Miles, road work . . 86.25 Daniel Becker, road work...
trade and benefit American produc
ers and manufacturers more than In the city on business today.
3.05 Gerner Ball, rvad work....
R. Mead, road work . . .
Miss«*« Sadie and Jessie Addison C.
any other exposition.
7.00 I. F. Barron, road worjt. . .
W.
L.
Mead,
road
work
.
.
.
Walter Canaday, road work
Washington. Jan. 31.—The house
San Francisco won prior recogni I left for Lorane this afternoon.
Frankie Powell, work with
Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Longacre, of
today took up the fight between New- tion on the first vote testing the sen
10.50 I Wm. Beck«*r. road work ...
team......................................
Orleans and San Francisco for Pan timent of congress as to the location Silverton, returned home today after Leppert and Pope, repairs . .
90 ; Cline Beck«*r, road work ...
ama exposition honors, and a special of the exposition. The house voted a visit at the home of Mrs. J. H. Ralph Lloyd, road work .. . 12 25 H. B. Buffum, road work...
rule was adopted, calling for the fi to take up the San Francisco propo Smith.
7.50 J. O. Jeans. roa«l work.........
Charley Lacy, road work ...
Fred Howe and wife, of Wendling, Elwood Lloyd, road work . . 2 4 50 J. H. Bellam. gravel..............
nal vote at 4 p. m. Meantime there sition first and consideration of the
are in the city for a day or so.
is to be a rollcall to determine which measure waa at once begun.
L. Koch, road work ............ 28.75 Cedar Flat Sawmill, lumber
I
T. H. Fenton and wife, of Dex Junction City Hdw. Co., oil
P. W. Carney, hauling gravel
city's proposition shall first be taken
The vote was 188 to 159.
ter. were in Eugene over night.
and bridge spikes.............
3 55 S. W. Bilow, road work.........
Mr«. Benton Mires has returned to Earl Johnson, road work ... 10.50 IS. F. Mead, road work....
KANSANS OF COTTAGE
KIRKLAND’S ESTATE
Drain after a few days' visit here.
9.00 George Beers, road work. . .
Irving Mer. Co., lumber . . .
i
Mrs. W. T Carroll arrived up G. Hale, road work ..............
17.50 Clark Randall, road work . . .
’ s GROVE HOLD REUNION
AMOUNTS TO $9000 from Junction City this afternoon. Herndon, 40 loads gravel .. 1.20 C. W. Nelson, road work...
A. F. Hinz, ot Kalamazoo. Mich., W. W. Hay. road work . ..
2.00 ! M. Leach, gravel....................
Local Kansans held their annual
Springfield. Jan. 31.-—Some $9000, was an arrival in Eugene this morn Farmer Hale. road work ..
Lee Hunter, road work.........
15.00
meeting in Phillips hall Monday and will be left to the daughters of Ar ing.
J. H. Gregg, riwd work ..
38.25 Sam Medaris, road work....
Rev. M. F Horn was a passenger A. A. Gibson. road work . .
there was a large attendance. The thur Kirkland, the ecceutric Scotch
2.25 C. E. Eichler, road work . . .
business and social session in the man who died ¡n Springfield a few ( to Junction City on the noon train Fischer Bros. Lbr. Co., luni
O. H. Eichler, road work...
evening closed with a ¿.-and
I weeks ago. The appraisers, B. A. today.
4.80 Roy Fitch, hauling plank...
ber
............
__________ __________
_____ Pee-
E. L. Pei7e'. of Philomath, arriv- A. O. Fisher, bridge work . . 30.00
ov.w.Jo® Glmpl. work on road..
John Bell _____
and Mark
qu«t Letters
I_____ were read front Edk ' Washburne,
tor corruth, of Oaland. and -•1rs. ry, finished their work yesterday. e<i iu t^e city on the afternoon train Ray Fisher, bridge work . , 22.00 Jonas Dahlin, road work...
Mattie I. Carrnee Carley of Yoncalla., The Kirkland estate is valued at |7,- to<\a)c
Ralph Farrow, road work . . 38.25 Julian Davis, road work....
John H. Hammitt returned to J. E. English, road work ...
4.50 Frank Everett, road work...
expressing regre.q for not being able' 000. This includes 500 acres south
5.25 Owen Thompson, road work
to attend this meeting. Mrs. Carr is west ot Eugene, near Lorane, two ' Donna today after a short stay in Henry Ksaign. road work . .
also seeking information regarding houses and three lots in 8pringfi«ld, the city.
Jonas Dahlin. road work . . . 74.32 J- 11 Hills, road work.........
Gilbert Tyson, of Cottage Grove, J. F. Dick, road work.........
25.50 Junction City Times, pub. no.
the whereabouts of Joe Farley form and an acre and a house in West
4.25 Jared Scott, supplies.............
erly of Kansas. LeRoy Woods. Mrs. Springfield, in addition to other real who has been quite ill, is on the road Ora Davis, road work . . .
2.00 J- B. Hill, road work...........
Geo. Hall and Mrs. Delure Hemen- ty.
_
He also carried «2000 life insur-| to recovery.
John W. Day. bridge work . .
H. A. Hinshaw, tarveling freight E. M. Duryee, road work . . . 12.25 Cruzan Bros., lumber...........
way were appointed a committee to ance with the Woodmen of the
7.00 ; I^eston Buss, road work.........
select the date and place for bolding World. This is bequeathed by hia agent of the 8. P. company, was in Jay S. Douglas, road work .
Eugene today.
the annual mid-summer Kansas pic will to his two daughters.
E. . Craig, road work .... 10.50 David Jones. road work....
Bernice
Williams,
of
Dexter,
is
(Frank Morisey, road work..
nic. Roll-call showed 118 names on
G. D. Coryell, placing cul
the Jayhawker list, a more genial, I Springfield, Jan. 31.—Miss Ida registered at the Hoffman House
2.35 F. E. Van. road work.........
verts .....................................
this
afternoon.
neighborly and hoapitab.e gather Walker underwent a dangerous sur
.90 ( Booth-Kelly Lbr, Co., sups..
Jack Callins. 30 loads gravel
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jones, of ; John Costello, road work . . 20.95 Eugene Lbr. Co., lumber. . ..
ing would be hard to find. Some ex gical operation in Eugene yesterday
Boise.
Idaho,
arrived
in
Eugene
last
cellent piano solos were 1 rendered
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=
4.00 | A. Telshaw. road work.........
for appendicitis,
but __ is ____
now ______
resting
' ix Cooper, road work...........
5.00
lirhlge Aiiount
during the course of the evening by easily and is out of danger, providing night and will reside here.
! 8. A. Campbell, road supr. .
H.
C.
Auld
was
in
the
city
from
6.25 ■ Booth-Kelly Lbr. Co., bridge
Misses Inez Flinn and Carrie Woods, complications do not set in.
Henry Carson, road work . .
Mohawk
today,
returning
this
after
Officers were elected fo» the ensuing
____________
4.00 [ lumber ..................................
L. G. Blubaker, hauling lum.
I
noon on the Wendling local.
year as follows: Supreme Jayhawk
Ed Bundy, road work .........
15.75 Hall & Shumway, servlc«*«
J. R. Sellers is very’ ill at his home J. W. Vincent, road work . .
er. W. A. Counter; assistant, L. A. HARRISBURG EXPECTS
8.00
and supplies .......................
on Lawrence street. He is one of the J. E. Bushnell, gravel ....
Ralston; scribe, and treasurer, Mrs.
4.50 Milton Ashley, watching bdge
NEW
B
RIDGE
THIS
YEAR
prominent
pioneers
of
the
county.
A. H. King
Briggs Lbr. Co., Imbr .....
7.20 Arthur Eeaston, watch'g b*ge
Ernest Kroner, one of the Port W. O. Austin, road work... 15.75 Lee Bak«-r, watching bridge.
__
New Church Officers.
Harrisburg,
Or., Jan. 31.—J. T. land
architects who drew the plans J. E. Moore, crusher work.
The following is the list of the Butler, ■, a member of the board of
5-25 Richard Easton, watch'g b'ga
newly elected officers ot
of the Chris- county commissioners,
commissioners was here a for the new Hampton block. Is in the Ada Gillespie, damages, etc. 25.00 John Conley, watchrig bridge
tian church: Elders,^Thos.^Awbrey,
’—~ few dayg ago looking into the matter city.
W. A. Blanton, Jr., crusher
Grant Hendricks, watch'g bg.
Mrs. W. I. Loomis returned to Cor
F. Murray, D. z-
C. Baughman, r D.
> of tlle proposed bridge across the
work ...................................
3-
50 i
!._
t....L— Accoxtat
------
3.50
Su|H-rviMor
Reed; deacons, LeRoy Woods, A. L. Willamette river. He is of the opin vallis this afternoon after a visit at M. Hart, crusher work ....
4- 00 B. J. Downing, sup. work
Woodard. Mr. Grable, Mr. Barfield, ion that the project is a very simple the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Phette C. C. Carr, crusher work . . .
3.00 H. A. Howe, road work ....
Clarence Boyd. M. Dorward. Menzo one and It would require only a short place.
12.00 !
J. T. Donaldson, road work
C. Potterf, sup. work....
Chas. Watkins and wife, of Day A. C. Jennings, road work. 12.00 1 E.
Finnerty, Prof. Inlow, Geo. Carlisle, time to complete the work. He
________ M. Byers, supr. work
Edwin
George Dorward, Harvey Taylor, J. thought a suspension bridge would ton, Ohio, after a short stay in the Wm. Nutter, road work ....
2-00 James a . Austin, road supt.
B. Protzman; deaconesses. Mrs. Bes be the proper structure for this place, city, left on the noon train today J. K. Minney, road work . . .
2 "" W. It Hawley. Bupr...............
sie Nichols. Mrs. J. M. Durham. Mrs. and with the low approaches which for Bliss, Idaho. They have been 8. B. Mayben, road work . . .
200 lx»ren Awards, road supr...
Lora Finnerty. Mrs. C. D
Brown; I would be required, the cost of con in southern California and making Ira Harrington, road work..
A. Bower, supervisor....
trustees. George Young, Thos. Aw- struction would not exceed $40,000.' a tour of the coast, stopping at the D. P. Demoss, road work. . 16.00 Wallace
______ _______
___ supr. wk.
Brownson,
brey, J. M. Durham; Clerk. A. Brew He has the supervision of all bridge principal cities.
A. P. Walker, road work...
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hn ... A. _ Lawrence,
_______ , supr. wk.
H. H. Pettit and wife, of Gold E. E. Smith, mdse.................. 23.00 (j
er; financial secretary. Thos. Aw- work in Linn county, and can do the
Chas. Lee. supr. .
brey; Sunday school supt.. Orivlle work at a minimum cost, the steel Hill, were arrivals in Eugene last Jess«’ Platts, road work . . .
¡8.
C. I-ewls, road supr...........
night
and
are
registered
at
the
Spear; Ass’t. Supt., Mrs. Ida R
Cald-
[ I being the greatest expense. Owing.
June Lumber Co., bridge
.
.
Geo.
Hawley, supr. work...
Smeede.
well; church chorister. A. A.
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, to the fact that the county has no
wr ! Frank Herman, supervisor..
Mrs. E. A. Farrington, who has A. lumber
mond; organist, Mrs. Elkias; 488 *.c
A.
Hellenbeck,
repairs
.
.
sl’ ■ other large bridge to construct this ben visiting at Junction City for a
D. F. Spore«, road supr. ...
ant Vernie Brown.
year, it is thought the preliminaries few days, la expected home tonight B. H. Allegor, road work . . . 99 Jr I Geo. Smith, supr. work.........
Other News.
Griffin
&
Veatch
Co.
supplies
22.85 wm. Pearson, supr. road...
can be arranged at once and the or tomorrow.
W. P. Huff is building a
John W. Sannes. freight on
ne Ross Myers, supr. work.........
D. G. Gay, of Hay Creek, is here
new barn on part of the Spare farm, bridge built this year.
1.00 H. W. Wfebke, road supr. . .
lumber
.................................
for a few days, registered at the Os B. B. Carter, road work ....
one hundred yards north of the old (
3.00 A. T. Miller, supr. work . . . .
burn. He 1« a former well-known res L. A. Smith, road work .. .
barn. Mr. Huff recently bought 20 S. P. CO, LINE FROM
8.75 H. A. Millett, supr. work...
ident of Lane county.
acres to the Spare place adjoining
9.00
8. 8. May-ben. road work . . .
VALE
TO
HEPPNER
Mead, supr......................
I
Mrs.
Nancy
Fulton
arrived
here
the Adams place and has a half in
9.175 Wm.
J. W. Rust, road work . . .
P. M. McPherson, road supr.
from
Iowa
thlH
afternoon
to
visit
at
terest in a 12 acre young apple or
1.60 H.
Portland, Or., Jan. 31.—Construe- j the home of her sister, Mrs. 8. Mc- L. H. Brooks, road work . .
B. McBee, road supr. . . .
chard adjoining bis 20 acres on the tion of an extension of the present >
.foo
Herman Smith, road worg .
west which will give his 26 acres. line from Onatrio to Vale in East- '• Nett, at Springfield.
3.00 W. H. McBee, road supr. . .
John W. Massey, labor on rd
J. P. Bronaugh, of the Blumauer- Burley William«, road work IP 75 I E- W. Mathews, supr. road
He will build a comfortable resi ern Oregon through the central por
^2 62 ' Jare<l Scott, supr. work
dence on his tract a short distance tion of the state, with a connection Frank Drug company, of Portland, A. D. Beers, road work . . .
was in the city yesterday, returning J. K. Minney, road work . .
7^00 Thos. Walker, supr. work...
east of his new barn this season.
with one of the roads now operating ^th^inThe'eventog'
Mr. Cole, who recently came to south from the Columbia river, pos-;
5.50 I Joe Trunnel, road supr....
Melvin
Renfro,
road
work
.
.
—
V. -
F. —
Felster, of Portland, arriv D. O. Beers, road work ....
Cottage Greve from Portland, has sibly at Heppner, is reported to be
2.62 1 Thos. Szukal, supr. work...
4 Q0iJaB. Stoops, supr......................
bought an acre tract on Wall street the move planned by the Harriman ed in the city last evening from J. A. Hart, crusher work..
I Jas. W. Smith, supr. work..
from W Osmond, the consideration interests of shortening the present the south to visit at the home of his Bennet Olsen, road work
43 40
Summers, supr.............
being «600. Mr. Cole will build a line between Portland and its East niece, Mrs. George Croner.
and
lumber
.........................
W. P. and 8. C. Bean, of Mullan, Wm. 8. Sutherland, road wk 23 00 J- B- T*PP* aupr. work.........
modern bungalow in the spring. The ern connections, and of reducing the
Idaho, were arrivals In Eugene this
3 50 L. Boring, supr........................
lot is set to fruit.—Leader.
running time of fast trains between morning. They are expecting to lo Cliff Beers, road work . . .
525 w- H. Larimer, supr. work..
C. U. Beers, road work ....
this city and the Oregon Short Line cate somewhere in the vicinity.
2 00 I A- C. Mathews, supr. work..
J.
T.
Vining,
bridge
work
..
from
five
to
six
hours.
ONE OF LAST MEMBERS
Mrs. C. H. Burkholder and Miss
¡Jesse Wallace, supr. work. ..
When Julius Kruttschnitt, director Abbie Johnson arrived down from W. C. Shortridge, bridge lum 16.00
T- Hanners, supr. work..
ber
.........................................
of
maintenance
and
operation
of
the
OF JESSE JAMES GANG
Cottage Grove last evening and are
6 00 Wallace Brownson. supr. wk.
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Chas. O. Stolberg, road wk .
3.00 C. J. Neet, supervisor...........
J. M. Price, hauling gravel. .
FOUND DEADON FARM systems, was in Oregon a few weeks Matlock.
9 60 IL C. Combs, supr. services
Hans
Svarverud,
lumber.
...
ago he made a trip over the present
W. M. and C. R. Welch, who have James Frederickson, road
A. J. Renfro, supr. work . . .
road from Ontario to Vale and view have the contract to build the new
7 00 John M. Singley, supr. work.
Pasco, Wash., Jan. 31.—James ed
work
......................................
the possibilities of an extension Christian church here, left this af
3.00 Geo. C. Schneider, supr. work
Lawson, one of the last survivors of
the famous John Day valley. ternoon for Ashland, where they J. F. Safley, road work .... 32.00 Joel McCornack, supr. work
the one time notorious Jesse James’ through
Ray Murdock, road work . .
He
is
said
to
have
been
very
favora
will
figure
on
a
job.
51.00 w- H. Sallee, supr. work....
gang of bandits, died at his ranch bly impressed with the proposed
A. Welch, vice-president, and man- W. J. Aldous, road work . . . 29.00 W. W. Sailor, supr. work...
home near Pasco this week and was route although he gaA* no indica ager
G. A. Kenwell, road work . .
of
the
P.,
E.
&
E.
railway,
is
in
buried here. Lawson came to Wash tion that the extension la in contem the
4.40 M. D. Johnson, supr. work.,
Bellev, road work
city, accompanied by I. W| Anthony
ington 30 years ago. after the gang plation.
William Harter, road work. 12.00 J. A. Jeans, supr. work.........
Anderson,
one
of
his
aaaoclaten
in
which terrororixed the Mississippi
1.50 W. T. Potterf, supr. work. .
Berkshire, road work..
the ownership of various public util Geo.
river states for years had been bro
1.50 E. R. Schwerlng, supr. work.
G. L. Prindel, rr»ad work . .
On
an
average
of
234
people
werfe'
ity
plants
piau«
in
<u
the
vu«?
Northwest,
uaving
having
ken up, and took up a homestead employed every day from September arrived last night, and Is registered Tom Sailor, road work ....
7.00 Chas. W. Lyons, supr. work
I
near Page, in this county, and it was 10 to December 15 making Hood's at the Osburn,
Julian Davis, road work .. 27.90 W. 8. Karon, supr. work...
on this place that he died alone.
I M. P Maybe, road work .. 27.00 C. O. Eichler, supr. work...
calendars
for
1911.
For
over
twen-
_____
__________
3.50 W. H. Davis, lbr. and supr.. .
The body was found by neighbors ty-flve year«
Sawyer, road work ..
Hood company have
__ _ College I E. H.
The Oregon Agricultural
18.00 John F. Volgamore, road wk.
and brought to this city.
R. Vaughn, road ■work.........
According to the old timers In this been making calendars, and the one 1« ready to glve you, free of charge C. K. Hall, road work............ 27.75 W. H. Elliott, supt work...
3.50 Chas. Lyons, supr. work...
section, Lawson amused himself in they issue for 1911 1« entitled ‘Birth information about farming, fruit C. C. Poe, road work .........
6.00
Pauper Account
the early days of this country by day Roses.” A local druggist says growing, stock raising, butter and A. A. Campbell, road work
“
It
1«
great
and
the
people
all
want
|
cheese
making,
road
building,
draln-
John A. Hice, road work . . 15.00 Sluslaw Izbr Co., pauper sups.
shooting up saloons and making the
it.
”
Ask
your
druggist
for
a
copy
age
and
Irrigation.
There
will
be
Courtney Potterf, road work 24.00 Mrs. M. E. Russell, pauper..
uninitiated tenderfoot dance to
before they are all gone.
from forty to fifty lecture« on all Geo. B. Camp, road work...
4.00 Drs. Bartle A Scalefe, aerv.. .
whistle of bullets. For years lie
---------
these
subjects
during
the
Farmers
’
James W. Jackson, road work 4.00 Cockerlfne
A Wetherebee,
lived the life of a recluse on
We
have
Just
received
some
farm-
Week,
February
13
to
17.
More
than
29.00
supplies ...............................
Bert Kirk, road work .
place where he died.
ers' almanacs for our farmer custo- 400 men and women attended last Jess«» Easton, road work
200.00 i John Powell, Dec. allowance
mere. Call and get one. The First year.
,—No fee. Railroad rates. Come J. I». Maxon, gravel . ,
2.16 (Oak Shoe Store, pair shoes
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE GUARD National Bank.
2t-wkly i land enjoy this great opportunity. 26 E. L. Berkshirt, lumber
38.001 M. 8. Smith, pauper supplies
I
Heed’s Sarsaparilla
■)
Now York. Jun. 31.—The executive committee of the Union
Pacific aud Southern Pacific line* today voted to complete n,,
double tracking of their line« from the Miaaouri river to b.ln
Francisco. They al«o voted to double track the Oregon Short
Line front its junction with the Union Pacific main line at Grun-
ger, Wyo., to Huntington. Oregon; also the line along the Coluiu-
bia river in Oregon to Portland.
The cost of the double tracking will aggregate upward of
175,000,000, and the work will extend through a period of five
years.
12 50
3.00
17.00
12 00
4 4 00
2.35
38 45
18 37
47.15
TocterTün^T^VeTht'^veThose
18.26 Kugi'tie Hospital, hospital ser
■I)
12.90
W A Kuykendall, drug*
3.44
...................... .. .............
1 75
14.00 E. vie«»«
K
A.
Leap,
medical
servie«»
6.00
5 o*
K. Smith, supplì«»« .........
il. L Bo**i l"'uri| ot pilaon
Williams * Williams, pauper
era
00
4
87 'v
supplies ...........................
! Hull A Shu in way. plunibiiig 107 15
Mrs. J. 8 Benson, care of pau
4'ourt House and Park A k ' i
7.50
per ........................................
7.55 Hull a Blniniwuy, plumbing
Samuel Woodruff, assistance
2 V
■ W C !nm".n. I«b«ir In park
«0
As«H«MM>r Account
1 Geo Hall A 8on. supplies , .
»
Stella Wilkinson, assessor's
Hunter Electric Co., supplies 1 « 95
75.00 J.
clerk
F Hunt, dusllv«« floor
B F Keeney, salary for De
brush
3 50
cember. 1910 .................... 125.00 E D Matlock, fly pepar...
46
Mary E. Kent, aaalstlug on
Weed Electric Co., supplies
I II
40.00
aaaeaament roll ..................
Chatubers Hardware Co , court
Florence H Coffin, aaaeusor's
bouse supplies........... ..
t
clerk ....................................
Uubi. Haler aad Fori Acc'l
Alice Swift, asaeaaor'* clerk.
Oregon Puwrr I’ m ., electric
J ««(ice Account
•nrelce .....
«•
J. J. Tottens, drawing jury
Eugene Water Department,
3.00
list
water service for H*«uilwr 4« 3»
W H. Sharp, serving paper*
l.to
Fr la Llag Arcoaat
Ansel I! em«n way. drawing
Guard Priutlng Co., printing
3 00 Yoran'a Printing Hou«», lou 50 •-O
Jury list
A. L. Roney, drawing Jury
writ« of attachtneut ....
75
3 00 Junction City Tiiu«’«. printing 23 4 V»
list ...
Óscar E. Homenway. drawing
.Mornlug Register Job Itopt.,
Jury list
3 00
printing
Adam Ritchey, drawing Jury
New« Publishing Co . printing
3.00
list
................
< oiiiitiiwloner«' Ariount
3 00 II . D Edwards, county com
P. 8. Hills, drawing Jury list
Paul Hadley, drawing Jury
GO 0>
00 H missioner .........................
IM ..................
M Price, county commis
L. E. Thompson, drawing Jury
sioner ....................................
85
list ........................................
3 00 I
Insane Account
Circuit Court Aicounl
F W. Prentice. «*x. of Fred
6 2o
E. D Wheeler. Juror .........
Storing..................................
0
6 60 W. Kuykendall, ex. of Frod
H.«rry K Stewart, Juror...
7.30
William Wilis. Juror...........
Storing
>0
6 00
Jerry Aatklnson, Juror.........
Account
»; 4" Hogue A Etortlon
A M Gilbert, juror................
Blanton,
hall
rent
3 •>0
3.00 I Peter Johnson, room for elec
E. I. Gum. juror....................
3 "0
M L. Griggs, juror................
tion
50
0.25 Ross Huston, juror................ 15.00 Elmira t-odgo, M W. of A .
3.00
11 J E English, Juror...
rent ..............................
6 00
21.00 M ball
3.00 N. Schneider, Juror. ..
('. (iiMHlenow, hall rent
2 so
30 30 F E Chambers,
6 00 J. H. Devur, juror....
on room
4 00
18.00 N H. Wood, hail rent
7.00 John A Bowers, Juror
4 00
rent.,,,,.
30.00 Allen Eaton, ele«'tlon
3.50 H. L. Chilson, juror..
supplies 12 20
2.50 C. E. Warner. Juror ..
71.00, J. M Working, rent of room
3 u«
77.00! I John Mather«, Wendling, reg
J.25 Joseph Wicks, juror.
14 10 I 65 electors...........................
6.OU 8. A. Rhlnevault. Juror..
6 5»
«3.00 1 |T. A Fountain, Elmira, reg
1.20 John It. Perkins. Juror
26.20
I
8.58 B. J. Marquis«’, juror...
electors .........................
1 0»
39.00 I J. 30
8.01 John Hampton, juror. . . .
H. Kissinger, Fall Creek.
27.00
:
5.01 H. F Mersday. juror....
reg . 18 elector«.....................
1 i»
«3.00 i Wm. II. Sharp, Lowell, reg.
9.7 5 Frederick I.udford, Juror
4 ou
5.22 E. A. Farrington, Juror..
8 elector«.................. ..
4 80
63.00 J 4 H.
7.35 Fred Fisk, juror................
We«t. delivering elec
.50 COMMISSIONERS PRO—
tion supplies .......................
33 40
‘Jena P. Jensen. Juror.........
J. Casebeer, hall rent .........
3 00
Geo. L.
1 Glffrey, Juror....
William Pitney, deputy
6 00
33.77 Chas Hadley, juror.............
1 A. Boone, marshal election
G. E. Ducal. Juror................
board ....................................
t 50
4.55 Chas. Stickles, juror...........
Tax lU-fundrd
1.00 Albert i 8. Cheshire, Juror. . .
L M Travis, refund of taxe* 33 51
1.00 E. E. Farmer, juror...........
tircult Court
1.00 Lu<as Cowgill, Juror...........
Royal Restaurant, night lunch
1.00 8. E. McBee, juror................
for Jury...............................
3 50
5.00 1. 1 N. Dresser, Juror..............
L M Travis, rebate of trial
7 00 E. M. Sharp, juror................
6.00
fMS
C. J. Baker, juror..................
I Hotel Osburn, mruls for jury 19 60
J. H. Dunlap, juror...........
F L. Armitage, court bailiff 93.00
N. H. Martin, Juror.............
1.60
W. I. Bishop, mileage.........
W. H. Sharp, Juror.............
8. M Calkins, reporting fee« 105.00
A. W. McLaughlin, juror. .
J ate L. Clark, jury bailiff.. 72.00
H. Young, witness................
2.00
Il F Hollenbeck, juror.........
(Minnie Ward, witness...........
3.00
O. F. Hurd, grand jury bailiff
Constable Account
Osburn. meal« for Jur-
17.45 Hotel
T. J. Blakeley, services.........
or«
31 55
Surveyor Account
Mhxv-llancvu
’
i
Arrount
C. M. Collier, surveyor of
M Williams, audltlr*;
Minney road ....................... 52.50 John
Ijine <<> iiii « v r -<>-<«*
3'1.00
Treasurer's Account
U. I.«•«•, return of monc)
Lou Clinton, ass’t treasurer. 34 00 E. reg.
• 50
title ..............................
R E. Eastland, service«.... 11.66
R. E. Eastland, county treas 100.00 Pacific States Tel. * Tel. Co ,
Decernber telegraph ««-rvlce
Sheriff Account
J. Culpcr, special work . . 95.76 Kay A Kidwell, office repairs
H. H. Fisk, use of boat.... 10.00 Frank Smith, expertlng books
J. W. Hobbs, expertlng book«
Walter J. Holland, deputy
16.00 C. W itychard, expertlng rec 85.00
sheriff .................................
ord« .......................................
Joe Nichols, special dept.... 10.00
J 20
W. H. Ilowebark, asa't sheriff 49.60 Bang« Livery Co., livery «erv.
Postal
Telegraph
and
Cable
M. 8. Wallis, deputy sheriff 100.00
» 1»
Co., telegraph service«. . . .
J. c. Parker, deputy ■herlff 75.00 Western
Union Telegraph Co.,
Chas. Kotnpp, serving papera.
telegraph service................
1 45
etc...............................
49.26
PoatMge and Kxpmmage Acc't
J. T. Calllaon, court Paper,
etc...............................
50.00 W. B. Dillard, postage and 10.00
expressage ...........................
I W. M. Brown, ass't «herlff. .
16.00
8.20
Blllrnlre Bro«., freight ch'ges
G. 11. Pitcher, Cottage Grove
deputy .................................
t I 9 5 Rowland Bro«., draynge.........
Blank ItookH anti HtaH«>n<*ry
H. L. Down, expenses .........
31.10
.55
Allen Eaton, «upplle« .....
George F. Croner, criminal
work .................................... 4 4.55 The Irwin-Hodson Co., cert, 50.;>0
of title register, etc.............
Georg«» D. Fisk, work for the
county .............................. , . 71.45 Alton Eaton'« Bindery, ruling
1.60
«pedal aheet« .....................
H. L. Bown, «herlff................ 166.75
E. 8ch warxRchild, suppl lea. . 65.98
Clerk's Account
Fruit ln«|H-<t<>r Account
E. U. Lee, county clerk and
10.00
I. O. O. F., office rent.........
tow days In January.........
J. Beebe, fruit Inspector. ... 1 128.00
J. A. Fountain, deputy clerk
Truant Officer Account
8. E. Skene, deputy clerk . . .
JOHN DOE, truant officer..
6.80
Aslaug Hovde, deputy clerk.
Health Officer Account
H. L. Gage, deputy clerk. . . .
F. W. Prentice, county health
Hulda Peterson,
assistant
officer .................................. 216.82
county clerk 15 days.........
37.50
Clara Lee, assistant county
»♦»
clerk .................................... 50.00 .. ...........................................
Edith Mickelson, assistant 40.00^
I
clerk .................. .................
OIED
Ethel Graham, assistant coun
f 88888 00 00f
ty clerk ...............................
20.00 »♦♦OOOOOOOOO
At Cottage Grove, January 29.
Edna Rasch, assistant county
clerk .................................... 40.00 1911, Lloyd Doyle, aged about 30
years. He was a brother of Mrs.
Mrs. F. J. Martin, assistant
county clerk......................... 40 00 Mvrtle McFarland, formerly Mln*
Smith, who was employed
8. M. Russell, deputy clerk. . «0.00 Myrtle
the CockerUne A Wetherebee store
County Judge Account
for several years The remains wore
H. W. Thompson, county
in the Pleasant Hill ceme
judge .................................... 100.00 interred
tery Tuesday
School Superintendent Account
W. II. Dillard, county school
In Eugene, Jan. 31, 1911, of pneu
superintendent .................. 100.00 monia,
Kort Ferguson, aged 4 4
Edna Ward, stenographer... 30.00 years. He was 111 only a few days
«4.60
Janitor Account
He had been working nt a sawmill
8.00 Wm. M. Sherman, janitor..
at Marcóla. Ills mother, who Ilves
2.00
.lail Account
at Norfolk. Neb., han been notified
5.00 Frank E. Dunn, supplies....
3.00 of hia death.