Eugene daily guard., March 10, 1908, Image 7

,01 MEETING
JFCOMMERSIAL
CLUB HELD
' ,.p ORGANIZATION KOI".
...vr VF4II M.IXY MAT.
n PlIll.IC IXTKIIKST
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ISSKI, AXI ACTKU l-TOS
,ST XlfiHT
oiimr nf the Eusene
lime o:u"
.'.'the ensuing year and much
""we e as Coliow.:
r-onp Theatre Pfcone B,a 1442
jUgene 1 ii C U 1 1 C ceo. H. SIVUTH, Manager
j President, C. S. Williams; vice pres
ident, o. o. spencer; secretary. K. u
Knox; treasurer, Darwin Urlstow
trustees, F. R. Wetherbee and F L,
Chambers.
Th secretary's report was read as:
i'j'.lows;
To the officers and members of the'
Eugene Commercial Club; '
Gentleman: I beg to submit mv'
report as speretary of tU? EtiReno'
Commercial Club Ur rh'var end-'
lng March 8, 1 90S, as follows: :
Amount c' monib- i'i col-'
Pcted from March 13, 1907, to March
8, 1908, inclusive, iflTor, amount
from application fees. J755; amount
from house recefnia im-.n Mhc.h i
1907. to March S. 1908, in-lusiv
$1465.94; amount received for ad
, v?rt!ement per Booth-Kelly Lumber
Company. Jlo; amcnnt received for
j advertising per Willamette Valley
. uiupuuy, amount in treasuciy
March 13, 1907, 1S0.89. Total.
$4193.62.
Amount of warrants drawn on
treasury, $3513.58; amount of petit
expenses, $310.40; amount In treas
ury March 9, 190S, $337.95; cash on
EI OEXE DAILY GUARD, TUESDAY, MARCH 10. 1008
j5"23XJrch 9- 190s. 31.6. Total,
Amount of Interest-bearing debt
rr.vi.iiii m f pity
( HAS. S. VII,M AMS, XKW I'HKS
IDK.VT OF COMMKUllAl, CI.IK
of the crj March 13, 1907, $55o!
PaH on principal of debt, Decem
ber 12, 1907. $220; paid interest on
principal. December 12, 1907. $34.-
20; paid on principal of de'.u roo
iruthy 14, 1908, $350.50: paid lure-,
est on princliml. February 1. 'i
$4.75. Total paid on principal, $550;
i interest paid, $38.95.
! Respectfully submitted,
j V. D. CALL1SOX, Svy.
j Trvnsuivr'ij ItejHirt.
j The report of the retlrlnc i.'r--tnry
showed receipts to be $ is.",i.5;.
land disbursements $3513. 5S;
; ance on hand, $337.95.
I Included In the various m:tMrr
I discussed and acted upon were the
following:
! A letter from William M .'Murray,
fieneral passenger ruent of the :
Company, was read. Mr. McMurray
j stated t tint the company would run
j an excursion from Portland lo Eu
gene on commencement day at the
I University In June, and it s ex
pected that 300 persons would come
up from the metropolis on that day.
The new passenger depot ,ie, . ..u...,i
elso be opened to the public on that
date.
I.. WMtson. C. S. WMlhns
J. H. Hurtog were appointed a com
mittee to adopt a uniform budge for
tin- club.
The committee on biillllng and
loan nssoclntlon was Increased from
Unci, to five.
A I'liniiiiiui'i! tn fir-'e was auth.'r
lieil to arnnge fir a reception to
governor Chnuib"r'i' In when he ap
pears In Euk.'iij on Mcrc'i 17 t,i pie
s' nt the colors to the new Fourth
regiment.
V or.unlttee o: three wn?. appoint
ed to nrranse for a reception for
Mine, niauvelt when rhe arrives here
Thursday I.) give a concert at th
theatre. The wives of the members
of the club will give the reception.
The mailer of enlarging the recep
tion room was referred to the trus
tees with power to act.
The new by-laws were adopted and
300 copies ordered printed.
The matter of ornamental light
poles for Willamette street was refer
red to a committee to conf.r with
the light company.
The matter or proper support for
the band was brought up and the
concert to be given on the night vt
March 17 was mentioned. In a few
minutes tlf club members present
bought over tickets to the con
cert lo show t!iin 'appreciation of the
band and Us exolj.mt work.
Nti I'se ttt' lie
"1 have found out rut there Is no
use lo die of lung uvuole as Ion as
you can g m !r. King's N- Ivuv
ery." pays .Mrs. .1. P. W!:t:.. of Uusb
boro, Pn. "1 w.-.uhl not h niive to
day o::ly for that woajerrul medi
cine, it loosens up a roimli quicker
than anything else, un.i cures lung
disease even after the case Is pro
nounced hopeless." This most relia
ble remedy for coughs an. I colds, la
grippe, usihmi', !.; im-lii'ts and
boarseness is sold under aarautee at
W. A. Kuvkendail's drug store, o0i"
and $1. Trial bottle tree. ,
UC! M.IVVIXO
John V. 1. utxoD, suLcossor to W
K. Hodo.f. All ood sawed to ksuko.
For prompt service phone Black
312. Residence, 267 Hlgn street, tf
liasoline woodsBW-
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W. O. White f prepared to saw
your wood on short notice.
Phone. Hlack 435!. Residence.
516 West Sixth street
SHIP 'i OUR rllOIH CK
to 'VI! Tower Cx. 902 Post Street,
Seattle, Wash. They always pay
the highest market price.
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FOR S.XI.K UT OU.KI. '
(lood building lot on East Twelfth
slreet. near car Hue, 95x160 feet. Al
so eight-room cottage and two lots
on North Mill street. Innuire of
J.J. WALTON-.
Law Offlco, 513 Willamette St.'
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WATER! . WATER!
For pure bed-rock wut .r see Lk
iluke & Lefller. the well-drillers.
Prices reasonable. Phone Red 012!.
999 Viliard avenue. tf
Invea.uo will double their money
In two years If hey buy lots or acre
tracts in the Uliilr street addltloi.
The city must tmlld In that iHrectlen.
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Alton Hampton,
J. M. Williams,
H. F. Hollenbeck,
G. D. Linn, :
; .Ec A Rankinfa sslH sht
Amos Wilkins,
- Jack Rodman.
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