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EUGENE, OHEGON. THURSDAY E VEXING, MAY 1.5. 1S97.
NO . 139
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GTJAKD.
j. M. WILLIAMS,
FORNEY : AT : LAW.
.rUu.CouawBaak.
0 ..
U p. NORTUJN,
LAWYER.
I CEO. B. DOP.RIS.
t Forney and t ourmeUor
i at-Law. -
f . oi iPTIOK IN THIS C'JURTS
Poort of thii 8UU.
SSSSK. to ex.il.otU. d
i
A. C
WOODCOCK
ArroRNeYAT law.
fornc.-Ooe-heU Wook ,ou,U chri,ma''
llorlr.
4 KSUESK, : : OBKOOS.
L.I1M!"' Ch.rt..H.rf.
f Thompson & Hardy,
I Attorneys-at-Law,
gKrh,:nkB,J'-E''Bent,Of
GEO. A. DORRIS.
I Attounky-at-Law,
KUUKNK, OBEOON
rnc-Over Une County Bank
I L. BILYEU,
Attokney-at-Law,
j KUUKNB, OREGON.
I -oinci-Ovorririt National Bank.
fC. E. LOOMIS. M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
.OOeeup-ilain. In shelton blotk o.-er Geo. T.
6 11.11 & Son i grocery awe
I Private telephone inside the door
j or calls day or night.
DK. J. W. HARRIS,
irhysiuian and Surgoori
!
loBceoter Henderion k Una's Pros Store.
A Onici Hovii: 9 to 12 a.m.; 2 to 5 and 5 to 8
I .
knldence-Ferry ttreet between 11th and llth
) W. KUYKENDALL. M.D..
; Physician and Surgeon.
Office in Chrism an Block.
; Ipecial attention to surgery and unties dla-
mu ot women.
DR. G. W. BIDDLE,
$gm, DENTIST,
s n oniy nrtt-ciaas work, xna lawar. ieo
Pravenifnuu.nl. Terma moderate. Offloaand
J widen' ou Ollre itrewt, between Filth and
nun ureeu, ana block weat of Mlnneiota
J. S. LUCKEY,
Watches nnd Clocks Repaired.
KlIiliM-:, OBU ON.
ne Granite and Harfale Workt
W.W.MARTIN, Prop.,
ii5!H1.n,Te ample room and appliances to con
uoue they have In the paM,) to lurnuh h
I. .J uiuiiuiunui won.
'" "onion to Marble and Oranlte I am now
EIC""1 ,0 'wnlih all klndi o( dressed: atone
?i.u c"'n lor Cemetery Lou, Bulldlof
mm cl" 'rom u, Monoef (Yequlna Bay
DRINK
ttleinhard's
- Beer.
ON SALE AT ALL
SALOONS.
Bottle Beer for Families.
W.MAYER, Agt
Be
BPBIHa APPORTTnuiiTWT 1 .
Amoaot of Money That Will
Kectired by Each Distriot.
Tue spring school apjsjrtiooineut has
bMD made by County School buperin
tendeul C. H. Hunt. The state allow
ance is two dollars per capita for child
ran o( school age.
The following figures are furnished by
the coouly superintendent:
am't reported on baud by Co. Tree. 21,604 a)
Unexpended Bal. with Dlit. ClerU... 'ia6 )
t i2,U5,so
154 Din. 150 r.TOt.H) I
S joint Dlit. pro rata 2i3.aol t7.ws mt m
7,106 children 8 J, 'lliSij' ii.Wi.K
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Plcwant Hill. ......... 1 188.8'
Goslieu 14200
Trent.... j, 1j4.no
Enffne 2,506.00
Clamp Creek 104.00
Eugene 110,00
Euaue 144.45
Eugene 152.00
Eugene 130.OO
Franklin 194X0
Mohewk 138.00
IrYing 19440
Goeheu 142 30
Juootlon City 130.00
JunotionCity 148.00
Euijene H2.O0
Junction City 104.00
bpringueld 114.00
Springfield 472.00
Loraue 94.00
Irving. , 158.00
Eugenu 000.00
living 132.00
Cottage Grove 128.00
Oottage GroTf 142.00
Walker 1C8 00
Monroe 96.00
Point Terrace 134.00
PleaBnt Hill 166.00
Junotion City 102.00
Cottage Grove 126.00
Mapleton 136.00
Hale 90.00
Walterville 82.00
Crow 132.00
Lorane 178.00
Lorane 72.00
JunotionCity 172.00
Lorane 116.00
Pfeewell 838.00
vValker 13100
Isabel 114.00
Coburg 380.00
Crow 164.00
Cottaae Grove 698.00
Dexter 154.00
JunotionCity 108.00
Royal..... 136.00
Cottage Grove 94.00
Cottage Grove 122.00
Eugeae 136.00
Eugene 208.00
Florence MOO
Junction City 65.05
Coburg 158.00
Eugene , 13200
Walterville 198.00
Uadleyville 122.00
Elmira 114 00
Thurston 14000
Wallace 86.00
Jasper 144.00
Creawell 130.00
Isabel 108.45
Leaburg 13800
Elniira 74.00
Jasper 104.00
Blue River 74.00
JunotionCity 9000
Eugene 9800
Lowell 92-00
Llewellyn 108.00
Fall Creek 120.00
Lowell 88.00
Wallace "6.00
HaielDell 74-00
Franklin 86.00
Eugene 142.00
Isabel "000
Walker 204.00
Lowell 104.00
Dexter 80.00
Fall Creek 86.00
Wildwood 28-00
Springfield 9200
Irvine i83-u
nonne.... 92.00
Elmira 100.00
Walton 02.00
Bla:hley
Deadwood 0.00
JunotionCity 102.00
Cottage Grove 146.00
Hale. I500
.laaier
188.00
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Fnirene
Ale-ns 6l9
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92.00
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Meadow 0000
Crow... Jl-OO
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JunotionCity 106 00
Hermann 6S.00
Junction City ltU.OO
JunotionCity "2.20
Alpha 114.00
Alma &8.91
Walktr S9.25
Point Terrace; '.10.00
Hermann 78.00
Walterville 000
Hale 8100
Cottage Grove 97 00
Hale 76.00
Franklin 120.00
Star 122 00
Leaburg 6S00
Coltag Grove 81.25
Euuene 68.00
Leaburg 94 .00
Gienada 118.00
Cottage Grove 136.00
Greeuleaf 63.00
Isabel 66.C0
Hazel Del 1 04.00
Lowell 80.00
Eugene 120.00
Natron 06 00
Panther 82 00
Goldeon 88 00
Gate Crtvk 59.4SI
Irving 15400
Elmira 146.00
Muuud 102.00
Pleasant Hill 100.01)
Blachley 8000
Minnie 74.00
Mohawk 122.00
Hermann 6S.00
Florence 76.00
Mohawk 88.00
Alsea, 1!. Co 19 26
Hooeta 76.00
Fall Creek 40.60
Franklin 112.00
Panther 72.00
Mabel 84.3(1
Monroe 56 80
Alsea, B. Co 59.30
Half. 78.00
Alma (joint) 45.33
Minerva 66.00
Irviug 110.00
Eugene 03.00
Florence 80.00
Pleasant Hill 91.00
THE OPENING SERVICES.
To Cheose Delegates.
Teatfi Annual Stale ConTentioi Oreeon Chris-
tlaa hivm Union, Ecsene. ore
33. Mi7 13, 14, 15, aa
16, 1897.
Many letterB are received asking
how to select delegates to thu Union
conference that la to meet at Albany
June 2. The earnestness of the people
may be reeu in the fact that some
counties have proposed to hold regular
county conventions of delegates elected
from the various precincts. Thereby
uultlug the reform forces in each. Del
egates chosen iu this way will know
that they represent the people; how
ever the uniou work is not sufllclently
systematized to make this rule general.
In the absence of any other author
ity, the people are requested to t.elect
their delegates and take such other
steps as they think best to systematic
their county work.
Don't wait for authority, you have
all of the authority guaranteed by the
constitution, and better aud higher
tbau any committee can conrer, mat 01
the people.
J C C'OOI'KB,
Chrm. Uulon State Committee.
Union Meetings.
A series of union religious services
has been arranged for to commence at
the Cumberland Presbyterian church
in Eugene, Monday evening, May 17.
The dlflerent pastors of the city will
take part in the meetitgs aud con
tribute to the geueral iulerest. Ih
ehurch choirs will he consolidated,
and It Is expected 100 voices will sin?
In the choir under the leadership of Mr
I, G Adair.
A general Invitation Is extended to
the publlo to attend aud take part iu
these union meetings.
Bscklen's Arnica Salve.
The bent salve In the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
soies, tetter, chapped hands, chULIaliis,
corns, and all skin eruption?, and
positively cures piles, or 110 pa te
qulred Itlsuuaranteed to (tlve r.er
fect aatiafactlon or money refm.-Jeil
Price 25 cents per box. For sn.e by
Hhendebso.n & Linn
Hrwara ! Oinimenie lar Catarrh
mail Contain mercury,
mercury will lurely deilroy the n-nan of
Iraell and completely derange the whole
tea? when etilerlnr It throuah the mucami.
iurtacei. Bueli article. r.houl3 never bo i!
eiMDton preacrlptloru from reputablo l.hyr-l-!-fai
a. tho damage they will do ! ten d.M
fna"ood VSl can poIMy derive Iroin Ihrm
Haifa Catarrh Cure, nmnufnetured br K J
"henef Co., Toledo, O., contain! no mercury
.'nd it taken Intern.lly. acilns directly u.n
?be b'ood and mueuo,,. iurl.ee. ot the ijiiero
ihe tenufne. It la taken Inlarnally. ai d m.d.
IS r'edo. Ohio, b, Y J Cheney 4 Co. Te.tln.o-
" jar-1M by Drnuliti, price Tic. per bottl.
Couvpiillun Tliruic-Tlie Uorirt ol
Hip ludlvlduul.
Tonight at Vill.ird Hall eHimmeticee
the tenth ai.mial state eoiiveiitlon ol
the Oregon Christian Endeavor Union.
Eugene bills llniti nil welcome ami
trusts their visit here will be a pleas
aut and profitable one.
Following is tonight's program:
7:S0 Praise service.
Adilrcss of welcome.
(a) On behalf of Eugene city
Mayor Win Kuykeixlall.
(h) On U half of Ktigene Eli
des vorera, liev K C Hreii.ka.
Iti spouse Kcv II A Denton, S-'a-lem.
Aeldreas, The Loyal Citizen
Hev C G Hawes, Salem.
Discussion.
KKI1JAY, MAY Hill, KOKKNOON.
6:15 Knn rise prayer survice.
Praise service.
(ienrriil husiiii'ss (report of Cre
dential cimi., uml n..ointiiig
of new committees.
Department reports.
() tin r. tury, W fcUnle'.v, Kalvui,
Ore.
Treasurer, Kreel Lot-key, Jr,
Sale-ill, tire.,
(v) Junior Supt., J C Templo-
ton, Enterprise, Ore.
Id) Cili.tiiship, 10 11 Thomp-
si.ii, McMiimvillc
(e) Missionary,. H I
ISIie-ilils, Ore'.
(() Teiiiperunee, Mrs
McMnrphoy, Euveiie.
(g) Kli.atiug Endeavor, Mary E
Peach, Portlnnd.
Speeiul iniit-ic.
Advance Steps Iu C E in Oro
gnu, II :i tllle, pres. Oregon
U E Union.
Discussion.
Meeting of convention com-luitleis.
3:00
8;30
8:43
9:15
9:00
0:15
9:30
, Or.
Hooil,
Alberta
10:15
10:30
11:00
11 SO
AITKHNOON.
Prayer ninl song.
By uipoHluui, "The Old and the
Now," W I Slaley, and
local union and county
secretaries.
Ideal Einlcavoier.
(a) ConfceHlou.
(b) Consecration.
(c) Service, H L Hood, Sliedds,
Ore.
New DusIih'bs, reports of conven
tion committees.
4:00 Conferences.
(a) County secretaries.
(b) Ijocal union olllcers.
(c) Lookout committee.
(d) Prayer meeting commltUc
(c) Boclal committees.
(f) Press committees.
;00
2:20
2:45
3:30
MAVOh JIKSS.U1E.
Mayor KuylieiiduU Semis in a S t rti i et li t
Kilianrial Message to tiio (ninril.
Since nMlliiinn the duties of mayor,
1 have made a careful invi-atigalioti of
tho finances of our ciiy. 1 did this
first, and mainly lavause It is my tint v
to know juat how we stand'tlnnm-laUy.
I alo io:ife'a that I was curious to
know l.v whnt tirocoss a savlmr of
nearly $2.tW0 had been eftecloil iliirini:
'he past vear, as shown hv tho reports
f re'tirincr ofllivrn, especially in vh'-w
".f the small Income anil larne Intere-et
"lisrire. I hnvei thought a summary of
.ny iiivv.itigalious niicjit lie UM-fui to
you, more especially the newer lueiu
Oers, so 1 herewith present tho same
In the foim of a message:
It seems to me that II wo are to mail-
ago tho aliiilrs ntlho city well, we
unint know tho exact e-'ito of its lliiuu
ceB. Furthermore, it will usunlly bo
fiunil to be good policy In any mut
ter, to know the full facts, ami then
look them niuarely in tho face. Our
city is not carrying an eui.rnious de bt,
yet I think it is somewhat larger than
we have generally supposed. I II ml
that on the tlrsl day of April, IS','7, the
total Indebtedness of tho city was
$30,137.73, made up of the following
items:
Sewer bonds
Accrued Iulerest on same...
Outstanding warrants
Accrued interest on same
Hills forcuireiilcxpeiiHcs for
which warrants were not
yet drawn
aownikva to lire de-purtimut, etc.,
amounting to f-l,S'-7 lt; interest on
sewer bond, f 1,053 50; interest ou out
standing ai rants, (e-st.) fSOO.00; m-ik '
lug a total of fS,.r...'i).
In aililitinii to this theiu will bo cer
tain i. ntinii nt c!ipeiir4 that Cannot
bo cHtimntcd very coir, i lly, such as for
wood, supplies t..r prisoners, piloting,
etc. l.:it year this item amounted to
1, 73:1.40. This inehnli i one item of
fiOO.OO for new hie for the ll.o tlvpart
on nt. As no new ln.se will bo needed
this year, that Item w ill not need to
appear in next year's aec.Kint. Th.-ie
is also riielinled the. very Miiull sum of
$S3 tl" for lumber, um-iI in street work.
Our luin:.er bill f..i this year will cer
t.iinly iieed to b much higher. How
over, It is s;!o to say that these contin
gent expenses, except the lumber bill,
will not much exceed Jl,5ti0 00
To tuls mill thoahove total... 8,240 50
And we have $9,740 60
mtiiu pr,ib;iUlj expanses lor tho year
except lor work on tho streets. The
total estimated Income being JlO.raS 96
and the expenses 9,740 0
$15,000 00
- 262 60
13,330 73
7U7 ;
7-10 85
Making a total of 3i,137 73
It is possible there may boa few
small bills outstanding that have not
been picseuted, but tho amount can
not bo lai ye, lo the. above, may bo re
gauleil tii a substantially correct stulo-iiit-ut
of tho Indebtedness of the city at
the beginning of this llst-al year. The
question will very naturally arise,
whether we havo any oll'suls for part
or all of this indebleelness. In answer
I may say, that wo havo no resources
above those provided to meet currunl
expeuses except soniu strcut assess
ments, which are now and havo been
for years, in process of litigation,
amounting to $,300.00. If this sum
can be collected it may bo applied ou
the indebtedness aud thus ellect a per
manent reduction. While there now
seems to bo u fair probability that
these suits will bo decided In our favor,
and that during tho coming year, 1
think this sum cannot yet bo fairly
considered as an oll'sct on our Indebtedness.
The only other sources of revenue for
the year are as follows:
Taxes, estimated by tho re
corder 7,650 00
Licenses, estimated by tho
recorder 2,750 00
Fines, estimated by tho re
corder...: 1"0 00
Cash on hand (treasurer's
report) 388 116
We have a balance of 1,14S 4l)
which may bo used ou street improve
ments, or a plied to tho permanent
roiliiclii.il ot indebtedness. Tho con
dition of Hie streets Indicates tho cor
rectness of the estimates of the retiring
street committee, Unit ut least $1,000
will be required to put them Into good
condition. So it seems to me Hie byt
wo can hope to do is so keep the streets
in good condition, run tho city on a
ifo and economical basis, and come
out even at tho ond of tho year. Tills
may seem a little discouraging for the
year following one iu which there was
a reported i eduction of $2,000 In tho
indcbteiluess of tho clly. Hut careful
investigation shows that this reduc
tion . as apparent ami not real. The
past administration Is deserving ot
much credit for running tho city gov
ernment w ith so low a tax, ami with
out iiuv increase In tho indebtedness,
but tlit-ro was no material reduction;
i lie apparent reduction being duo loan
iiiilnteiitloiiiil error tu figuring. With
out going lulo the details of figures, I
may say that there was an actual re
duction of thu total Indebtedness of
about $-), which I consider a very
creditable showing for these hard
times.
In closing, 1 iccaplliilatu by saying
that the tolal Indebtedness of tho city
April 1, 18117, was $30,137 73
The total estimated iucoiiiu
for this fiscal year '.. 10,1)38 1)6
The tolal estimated expenses
for I his llicnl year, except
streets 9,740 50
Postponed.
The meeting of the Fortnightly c'ub
will be postponed one week on account
.i,. ...nv.ntlnn. Bv order of the
Ul .MOW"--
president
Totnl $10,938 00
Out of this sum the current expeuses
of the year must bo paid, and no part
of It can bo considered an asset uvalla
ble for payment on the debt, though
possibly, by rigid economy, a few dol
lars may bo applied
It will bo Been that we cannot hope
to secure any considerable reduction of
indebtedness unless tho $2,301) In
litigation hhould come In during the
year.
While our income from taxca, licen
ses aud flues cannot be considered aa
usscts to be applied to tho periiiniieul
reduction of our debt; still, owing to
our system of paying with warrants,
and colli clinic taxes early In tho year,
a decided lemoorarv reduction til the
debt and a considerable saving ofintcr
est may bo olleotud. As you all know,
we do not pay our current expeusei
with tho cash received for laxes, but
Issue warrants from month to month
as .bills ure allowed. When funds no
cumulate as to justify, a call for war
rants Is made and Iho older ones are
paiil and cancelled. Aa tho greater
part of the taxos are paid early In Iho
year, the amount of outslaridlng war
rants may be reduced several thousand
dollnrs within tho next month or twi
though tho constant Issue of now war-
4:30 Denominational rallies.
The (iiiinilcht Remedy.
Mr U H Ureeve, merchant, of Chll
howio, Va., certifies that ho had con
sumption, was given up lo die, sought
all medical treatment that money
could procute, tried all cough remedies
he could hear of, but got no relief;
spent ninny nluhts sitting up In a
chair; was Indu -ed to try Dr King's
New Discovery, and was cured by the
use of two bottles. For the past three
years has been attending to business,
and says Dr King's New Discovery Is
the grainiest remedy ever made, as It
has done so much for him and also
for others In his community. Dr,
King's New Discovery If guaranteed
for Coughs, Colds and Consumption
It don't fall. Trial bottles free at
Henilerse.il it Linn's Drug store.
Attention Woodmen.
Pi.kasant Htl.l., Muy 3, I8!i7.
Woodmen of Lane county aro here
by notified that the unveiling cere
monies of the late Luclan Parker's
monument will bo held at tho PI. as
ai.l Hill ceineterv on Sunday. May 30,
at one o'clock promptly, to which all rants for expenses will gradually bring
iI.p Woodmen of Lane county are the amount up again, no that It will
....iuju i.,ii,l in niieiid and ! bo about tho same at the end of tho
assist Iu the work of theday.
W L Bkihtow,
Clerk Camp 271.
Fur Sale.
fiscal year.
Before closing I think I may prollta
lily call your aitontion to a compaiison
of our estimated income and our fixed
and estimated expenses. By reference
to a table abovo it will bo se-eu that
a i..,.r- ie,-L nr. Weat Eighth atr 1 our revenue for tho year will probably
. ... ,....i, i....i.i.i f,.r bo about HO ti.'IS.WJ. Out ol this must
usi ouuinie uuy ii.iii.n. .... ( .
mburbau home. Enquire at ibis he paid the fixed charges of ll.o city,
, : nich as light aud water bills, salaries
Leaving a balanoeof $1,103 40
available for Improvements of st roots
and payment on Indent, duces.
Eugene, Oregon, May 11,181)7.
W. KlIVKENDAM,,
Mayor.
.Senior Class Kiitciliiltied.
Dr and Mrs Chapman entertained
Iho senior clnsi ol tho state university.
al their homo on Wednesday evening
from six lo seven. They were as
sisted iu serving Iho guests by Mrs F L
Wasliburno and Mrs Edward MoAlls-
ler. Small tables Willi beautiful bo-
quets ol roses were scattered through
the handsome parlors and a dellglilful
ttia was serveel. Tho occasion was
thoroughly enjoyed by all thu class.
Those present were Miaaea Belle
Brown, Ada Hendricks, Ida NofJ-
slngcr, Margaret Underwood, Ida Hoe,
liarbara Liiuor, Carrie j.Matlock, Laura
Miller, Stella ltoblnson, Knlo Kolley,
Dora Cooper, Lotta Johnston, Kate
Patterson, Edith V'eazle; Messrs Mo
Faddeii, Church, Flak, Templeton,
Van duyn, lllgglns, Minimi, Woodson
and Keeiiey.
The Slates' Representatives.
The- ri pieei ntatlvts of the three
stales now in the .Northwestern In
tercollegiate Oratorlcul Association all
aro chosen. They are:
Idaho J A Call'ey, State University.
Washluglon-U N Johnson, Puget
Hound University, Tacoma. ".Sunrise
or Sunset."
Oregon l-'re-d Flsk, University of
Oregon. "Brotherhood."
The Judges of the conte st have not
been selected but will la before the
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