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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1908)
EUGENE DAILY Gl'ARD, THURSDAY. APRIL 9, 1008 I ANNOUNCEMENT 5 . q S G. H. Lisa wi.lits t no-. :u.e that lie lias jjiiachastii t- GROCKKY stock of li. A. Allen cc Lo.riowity at !p cast 9111- hi., ana carries 'at ;'-ll linn--s the best brands of (jKockkiks, I'i.i I'K and FivCU. We have our" own delivery wagon and all yoods delOered promptly. FRESH SUfVLY OF OAT AND VETCH HAY o WE AIV1 TO I'LEASE CO i ESTIMATE OF ENGINEERS ON WATER PLANT Phoi Main 33 G. H.IRISH o 52 Eatt 9th S ret 'EUROPEAN PLAN , ABSOLUTELY FIRE-PROOF Los Angeles Safest Hotel 51 " THE KING EDWARD lu (be Hurt oi the Cily NO INSIDE ROOMS FIRST CLASS CAFE A very desirable hotel for all visitors to the city. First class in all respects Rates $1.00 per day and up. , Write for booklet TOUSLEY COMPANY, Props. rn z3 . i O m C c ? " - 5 5 h 2 tr n l s u w v v rn ! m I1' ,T r 5T 68 2& -- . 'J H KM i ' IcWa a f p pi" J . (0 If on) Ef 2 1 E fcS.S IMS" l?.gr p 1 a 1 ft. N k engineers uixv. fk;iiKs ox PLANT RASED OX )ST VALUE. FACTS FOR CONSIDERATION OF VOTERS AT SPECIAL ELECTIO.N TO UK HKUI Al'Itlli 18 The following Is an estimate of the totul replacement cost of the pres ent water works Bystem of Kusene, Oregon, as made and agreed upon by .1. It. Thompson, a civil engineer of Portland, acting on the part of the Willamette Valley Company, and the city engineer on the part of the city, and presented to the city council in November, 11107, each and every ar ticle listed and given its first cost value, with the cost of Installation added. An Itemized Inventory and map of-the system will be found at the office of the city engineer. Stiiteini'iit of TuIiiIh. Cost of pipe, laying and fitting J55.812.27 Plpn fittings Tees 859.08 Klliows, Mil degrees. . . . 4H3.9B Klliows, 90 degrees.... 4:i:!.fi Wedges 33.110 Hell".' vi'.lVi 18.00 Crosses 5S3.85 Wyes 70.20 root valves Ml. 80 YmnlK.les ' 1 77.O0 Flan Ken 1,100.43 Stand pipes 90.20 Pipe' for sewer, 12-lueh Iron plpo 201.00 Plpu lapping muehlrie. . . . 100.00 Cast iron pipe fittings. .,. 204.30 Flexible joint 100.50 Well 2.G19.70 Pumping plant and build ing I 22,440.16 Low service reservoir. . . . 2,577.25 High service reservoir... 10,772.40 Barn 150.00 Gate valves 1,645.45 Check valveB 298.05 Globe valves 30.94 Piping over run D24.15 Tunneling under railroad track 65.00 Meters 4,802.75 JOB PRINTING OF ALL I3NDS EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE Total replacement cost ..$111, 9 47. 98 KNtinuite of Depreciation. The following estimate of the de preciation of the system was given to the fire and water committee of the city council by the city engineer about Nover-' er 30, 1907: or tho present system I llnd VU00 fee; of 2 1-2 Inch pipe, 15,001) feet or 4-lmh pipe and 2000 feet of 3-lnch pipe that has been In use from 12 to 2 0 years. Tho present cost of replac ing this pipe would be $10,391, esti mating the deterioration of pipe at 10 per cent It would be leiii valuable lu the sum or $ 1 150.40. Tho li-lnch pipe from the old res ervoir to tho old pumping station on the north side of Skinner's Butte has been laid for more than 20 years, and Is at present supplying water to one family. Tho present value Is 40 per cent of tho cost of new pipe. Cost of new pipe, $747.90, present value 30 er cent of replacement cost, $224. 37. Of the 1200 feet of cast Iron pipe, 6x8 Inches, It has been laid 20 yours, and In that tlmo has deterio rated In value at lenst 20 per cent, which amounts to a deduction of $1, 695.62. The cost of the old or low service reservoir was $2-577. 25. The walls need to be rebuilt and made of heavier 'construction, and this defect would red tha present value of the riwrvoli' $1000. The 12-lmh pine en Alder street was laid In a trench thai had been left open for several weeks during the rainy sens;n and the bottom of the tretii-h covered with muck to a deptli of several inches. The trench will need to be opened and the pine Joints tightened, and a firm foundation made for tho pipe. Tho cost of repairing pipe on Alder street Is estimated at $300. The pipe across thotrlver from the pumping station will perhaps be car ried away by the next freshet and the cost of fixing It lost. Tho Worthlngtoti pump and the Gould power pump have been In use several years and are worth prob ably 60 per cent of their replacement cost. A deduction vjf 40 per cent amounts to $1526. The remainder of the plant has been In use from one to three years, and has only a nominal per cent of deterioration .of 3 to 10 per cent. Taking the; deterioration at 10 per cent this would leave a total hot val ue of the plant of $92,74 1.03. Amounts tiitA Sixes of riw Tho following Is n table of the amounts of the various sliss of pipes In the Willamette i'alley Company's water works system, for the city of Uimene. with the amount and sine of ploe on each street, covered by the system as measured In the fall of 1907, for the purpose or ascei'talulng their r 'placement coo and the pres ent value of the system, under the di rection of the city engineer mid .1. It. Thompson, a civil engineer of Port land, in the employ of the company. Alder street 632 feet 2 1-2 Inch, SSt; teet 3-!nch, 401 feet 4-ttU'h. 2, 47S feet 12-Inch. Thirteenth -street 195 feet 3-4 Inch, 2111 1-2 feet 4-lnch, 110 feet S-lnch. Kleventh street 727 feet 2 1-2 Inch, 4 4 4 1 feet 4 -Inch. Fifteenth street 2S6 feet 3-Inch. 302 2 feet 4-Inch. Fourteenth street 3306 feet 4 Inch. Twelftl street M3 1-3 feet 4- Inch. llllyard street- SO0 fQ 4-Inch. Tenth street S 17 1-2 feet 2 1-2 Inch. 791 feet (Pinch. 1584 feet 4 Ineh. v Mill street- 1339 feet 2 1-2 Inch, 1 s feel S-lnch. Kerry street S02 feet 2 1-2 Inch. Pat'ersun street - 433 feet 3-ttich. Ninth street--SMI feet 4-Inch. KUhth street- 320 feet 3-inch: street 2272 eet 4 3266 1-2 feet?4-lnch, 1996 feet 6- inhn Cf Seventh street 374 feet 2 1-2 Inch, 807 feet 3-Inch. 2804 feet 4 incii. I Oak atrf-et 1601 1-2 feet 2 1-2 j Inch, ' Jill) feet 4-lnell. ! HixO street 6u1 fe.-t 3-Inch, 149; feet 4-inch, 320S feet 6-ii:ch, 806 j 8-inch. Fifth street 449 feet 3-lneh, 4126 j 1-2 feet 4-Inch. i Pearl atrect 1600 feet 2 1-2 lnch.i 929 1-2 feet 4-Inch. Q I Third atreet 79 ft-.-t 1-inch, 103: feet 2 1-2 lncV 22 feet 4-lnch. o High atreetO 5 feet 2 1-2 luty 356 feet 4-lnch. V69 feet 6-Inch. j Willamette street 360 leet i i-i Inch, 3906 feet 4-lnch, 12 feet 10 lnch, 813 feet 6 inch, 365 1-2 feet 8 Inch. r Olive Btreot 1205 feet zr 1-2 Inch. Charnelton street 1206 feet 2 1-2 Inch, 669 feet 3-Inch, 125 feet 4 inch, Jefferson street 4 01 feet 2 1-2 Inch, 807 feet 3-Inch, 1160 feet 4 Inch. Lincoln street 373 1-2 feet 2 1-2 Inch. Lawrence Inch. .Madison atreet 584 feet 3-inch. Fourth street 4 00 feet 2 1-2 inch, 1212 1-2 fet 3-lnch. Washington street 426 feet 3 Incb. Y to new reservoir 80 feet 4-ini'h. Pumping, station 100 feet 3-4 Inch, 89 feet 2-inch, 45 feet 2 1-2 Inch, 13 feet 3-inch, 10 feet 5-Inch, 24 1-2 feet O-lnrh, 41 feet 7-Inch, 19 feet 10-Inch, 90 1-2 feet 12-inch. Miscellaneous 2134 feet 3-4 inch, 1179 reel 1-Inch, 252 feet 12-inch. Old pumping station to reservoir 885 1-2 feet 6-inch. Stand-rlpes 123 feet 2-Inch, 1, 333 1-2 feet 12-inch. The Totals. The totals show the following num ber of feet of each-sized pipe, viz.: 2429 feet of 3-4 inch; 130X feet 1 Ineh; 212 Vert. 2-inch; 13,431 feet 2 1-2. Inch; s-102 1-2 feci 3-inch; 41, 947 1-2 feet 4-lnch; 10 feet 5-inch; 1 0, 596 1-2 feet 6-Inch; 41 feet 7 Inch; 4380 1-2 feet S-lnch;- 31 feet 10-Inch; 5088 1-2 feet 12-Inch. uosF.iirito fi:i:ds Alt.MY OF HOHOKS. o- Roseburg, Ore., April 7. This city has been overrun lately, partly by regular trumps, partly by working men out of employment. The South ern Pacific Company has added emp ty freight and passenger cars to its regit lur freight traiits In order to move these gentry where resump tion or railroad work In the North west Is taking place. Today some 200 of these men formed themselves In regular order and marched to the residence of Mayor K. V. Hoover. There they re quested that their wants be provided t'T. M?.y"V ttoMyi'!, lifter Inspecting them, readily granted their request and they were divided into squads and In charge of olflcers were taken to the different restaurants and fed. Tonight tliey will be sent north. iirii.iuNt; ixspiorrou-s xotick Must Get Permits llefote Ilcg:iiiuiug Const ruction Notice Is hereby given that all per sons erecting or repairing buildings in tho city of Eugene, the cost where of, if within the fire limits, equals $50, or without $100, must present to me at ltiy office, No, 505 Cufwnel tor. atroet, a plan or othor aiifflclent description of audi building or re pairs. All persons falling to com ply with the building ordinance of the city will bo prosecuted. V. McFAltLAN'D, Building Inspector, al4 565 Charnelton St. XOTICK TO TIIK I'l'lll.lC The Kiigtn Transfer Company having sold its business to .1. .1. Chase and It. 11. Ilrny, all persons owing the firm up to April 1 will please pay the umfcrsUned at tne company's office or on the tr1. All bills outstand against thui firm up to that date will be paid by us. We uesire to thank tho public for tholr gncrous patron age and bwspflk for our successors a coatlHuaHaro f the same, J. t. MARTIN, a v . B. McCM'SKEY. www wo: Maple, body aJ sero4 growth fit and ties. WILLIAMS TRANSFER CO. Phone Black 1141. For pure bedrock water see d. V. Taylor. All aurface water cased oft by casing Into the bed rock, thus In suring nothing but pure bed rock va. tor. C. W. Taylor, 82 S Patterson street, Kugohe. Phono Red 3377. 'WAT Kit! 'WAT KU! For pnre0bed rock water see La lluke & Leftter. We case off all sur face water ho casing into the bed rock. Insuring nothing but pure bed ro k w ater. LA IH'KK I.KFF'O'U. 999 Villard lloulevard. Phono Red 5121. Eugene. WOOD 8AWIXO John M. Tr. Dixon, aurrensor to W K. ttodjiy. All wood sawed to Range. For prompt service phone Black 3312. ResiQnce 324 High street, tt Gasoline woUsw MKRItY WIDOW S.1I)RS A new line of Merry Widow sailors Just jeoeired at Colvin & Russll's S4 :t Ninth atreet. q tf E. C. lleWItt Co., Chlca-, ul Gentlemen In 1897 1 had a disease of the stomach and bowels. In the spring of 1903 1 bought a bottle of Kodol and the benefit 1 received ni; the gold In Georgia could not buy May you live long and prosper. Yours very truly, C. N. Cornell. Reding August gists. Your Neds Are Attended to IJere o . o Refrigepaiop Talk fop You Tl ' .1 itMA 1i -Mr uniu rofriaratrvi frr tlii'e 1 niS IS U1C 11U16 IU fUi.i"J"w 7v. ......j, ..o il.aUll. Jim I and have the use of your refrigerator for a long period. At this time of the vituals need refrigerating ana you save money ay purcnasm? early. . ,7 several lines of refrigerators, including the celebrated WHITE FROST strictly sanitary refrigerator, tabular in construction, and made of steel throughout shelves revolve so every dish can be handled with out reaching over anh dish. W.e are the only firm in Eugene handling the'White Frost line, S our refrigerators and get our prices Lawn Mower Tims If you commence on your lawn now it will be no trouble to keep it in fine condition for the season. If you are in need of a new lawn mower this year you will be sur prised how cheap and how good we can outfit you on your lawn mower. Iron Beds This week we are giving eca. tional good values in ail cur Iron Beds. Come in and see 'iow cheap and how good. R:memb:r ow beds are all thoroughly guarantecd not made from the rotten iron rom the San Francisco fire, being used by some coast manufacturers. IF YOU NEED AN 1CE-CR.EAM FREEZER SEE US Goods Sold for Cash or mm COMPLETE HgUSi FURNISHERS Phone Main 43. 50 West 8th St Only Eii- gene firm Advertis ing not in the Trust 3C 3C 36 Candidates' Announcements CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF Organized 1883 The First ElectricGas.Wai I hereby r.r.ncur.cc mycclr as a can dldate for the nomination for sheriff, J unliieel in th decision of the voters iit the Democratic primaries ou April i Capital paid in $100,000 j OF EUGENE, OREGON 17. If nominated and elected 1 1 Surplus promise tc- perform the duties of the offico to the best of my ability. HARRY L. DOWN. FOR COCNTV JUDGE. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for re-election for the Re publican nomination for County Judge at the Lane county primaries, April 17, 1908. al6 . G. R. CHRISMAN. and undivided profits 100,000 Additional liability of stockholders under, nationul banking laws. 100, 00C FOR CONSTABLE . John J. Hess. I hereby announce that I will be a candidate for constn ble on the Democratic ticket. Don't forget the primary April 17th. FOR COCNTV nSSKSSQU I hereby announce that I will be a candidate for re-election to the office of county assessor,, subject to the vote of the Republican party at the primary election April 17. R. F. KEENEY. FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE I am a candidate ror the nomina tion for1 State Representative for Lane county on the Republican ticket. Should I receive such nomination, and subsequently be elected, I be lieve 1 can render valuable service to the people of Lane county and of the state, as their representative In the legislature, and promise my best fifforts In that behalf. W. W. CALKIN'S. Total $300,000 Under Same Management 125 Years. Your Patronage Solicited. T. G. Hendricks President S. B. Eakin,, .vice President P. E. Snodgrasi Cashier Luke L, Goodrich. . Assistant, Caahlei Darwin Brlstow. . .Assistant Cashier XOTICT! TO STfK'KHOLDEISS OF LLKWKIXYX TELEPHONE CO. The stockholders of said company voted at tlie annual meeting to call a special meeting May 9, 1908, at 1 o'clock p. m., at Central schoolhoiise School District No. 4 4. Lane county, Oregon, for the purpose of Increasing tho capital stock of said company. All stockholders are requested to bo present. J. II. PERKINS, Pres A ANDERSON. Sec. mj mmm Willamette Valley CI P I GAR PS Julius KITCHEN &. KOMPP Successors to ARMITACE & BOWN Livery, Feed and Sales Stables Oak and 7th, Eu?ene. Or. IT, 1906. Sold by all drus ADVERTISED LETTER LIST. April S. 190S. Hingswanger, Prof. V. S Carter. K. V. Clark, Mrs. Jennie. Clark, Sherman. Cobb. C.Porge. Cox, E. A. Knots. Miss I.nliio c. Heavens. Miss K. Henderson, Walter llot'f, Andrew. Howard Miss Bertha. HovO IIP Miss tirare. (Sarbour. Ilerr Wendell Lowe, hn. Mathews, I.enard Miller. Montle. n Nelson. L. C. Pederson. Ilerr Petter Richardson. Joel. ' O Robinson. Win. Smirk, MrsO;. K Stanley & Weaver Vries, John. W hite, nr. White, Jack. L. PACK Plumbing Furnish your new home properly. Don't slight the gas fixtures. We do all kinds of reliable plumbing and tinning Wv-rk. Jal! and let us estimate , on your work Aya & Heitzm&n 34 West 8th St, Phone black I II? P M. Th- Weber wawn rarO', chc.lkJjust now. botiitht P'k A For lnUmm.UcmorCiTh Aj).Vr qttlflhly and rrm - of lh I'rtaorr Or(Bwa. Ab- o)attr ti&rrulflM, Hold hj int,tfuti. Vric fl.OX or bi UXllM LJ Ti i.lr. THE 3ANTAl-PEPSIl CO. ItKLLmiVTAlMkL a. Goldsmifl For Bedrock Wefe See me before contwetirf orices bedrock. , Well to is my business and I pared to do your w 11 first class manner wditr es that cannot be Don't let your conttict I I ' t ,Mfl tfL you nave Pbon Red 5391 W WJ MALL SKIBH Pliinibius auu Sc"'" Also general' jobbing sheet Iron work. Iron wo... attended to. , Carrv a fall line of plu"--'" ,..... ,:tZ .49H I I It'll). HI'" V. t. AiVa . t-4V I V f f llor ' 6 ' j. V. Warrf" The RedStaf F-.atc. Inr.iK''' incuts. Loan" . '. i ProH-rty l-i"'""1 '"P. Ortiier's pric : Room 4. MeCInb!' ana o i"""- (.t Phones Of fire. J11,,'.": Eliccne, I MOON & TINCI.EY. Sold bj W, L. DK LA NO, lrugKI't
