Eugene daily guard., April 14, 1908, Image 5

vnn Tlnve Always Dought, and tvhieb tm
r . nvrr 30 years, him borne the
Mw , and has been iniiile i.i
Jl$lt-t-i-.7 sonal supervision siuco its infancv"
r .rfZSjJjilLC l!lAiriinniLn.,.l L... , . .
UOiA rain- j UN in cms.
nroniiterfeit. Imitations ana dust-ns-froml" lire but
rimeiiW tliut trifle with and et-'.Kvr tlio lieulth of
nt wd CliUdren-Expei-loace agauist Hxpcruucnt.
Whac is CAST0R1A
nrforto is a harmless substitute for Cuor Oil, Pare
Lric. D"'l,s n"rt SoothlnS Syrups. It fa, IMensant. It
!ltai!i licitlier Opium, Morphine nor other Karcotio
abstauoc. 13 oso is Its guarantee. It destroys AVorirts
lad aUajs Feverishness. It euros Diarrhoea and Wind
idic. It relieves Tecthmgr Troubles, cures Constipation
ud Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tlio
tiouach ami iSowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
Jibe Cutlilr.sii's Panacea The Blotter's 2?r5oiid.
ENUINK CASTOR1A ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
fte Kind You HaYe Always Bouglit
In Use For Over 30 Years?
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t Has aiins- and nn-tn-k&itp stock uf Groceries, selected
1 "urtJtTccs ami Tp-ic tf.'rctrd with L'reat (C.Vc
cracker list is confined to the best the market
;'-:(fJ.ur, uc carry the lemliTU 1 A-hare
r?to solicited.
m, W. J. GftsroSon
'dj'p!'- Fancy Groceries, Fbr i lr-cd
ANNUAL MEETING OF
EUGENE'S CITY COUKCIL
"'q!""''J ,:om ''-'' Ulu-'
! the uih.-r t'tinirji-ls fo)
:.-..ui,.!.4 r.r3w'.nc in K.ist Kn-
s in Thi' fin- and w.iut i-umniiiice
iv;mn,. i tu. i-iiuli:iiiii of water in
t:i rs. i,ir.s ilmiiii; the lmuuli and
' oilier inaitors.
('(iiiiiiiillie'n iSrjmrt
The ..i.ilih eomiitiltee ni.iiie its an.
Iliial lv;i.ir,. rhuviiiK 3 aim (eel .i(
new Sl : e.ii'.sinu led ilurini; the
ve.i- s.akmit i;m.i;j feel all (old
w:Jin tlie etty ;0.(.d wi,rkiii v-
;ier. Tile,-.- were H deaths and . S
, i'trths; i;j ea-es n( enntaions Ais-
'. " deaths result HIS tiler .'-
i.-um. y the nuinlier uf deaths re
' le'r.iil eiht hi" th; se were n.it
e!t
itlt
neatlis a: the hospitals of persons
hroimht from other places, ii the''
city h;; a imputation of mhio people'
I" ill at lis per year, or r, per luuU,
will eotnpare Willi any eitv in ihu
y.iiley.
i Street ('oiliniis.sjonei-';. KeHtrt
Tlie street f jiti 111 issioner made his
annual report, showing lO.Sitii feet
: t'l'ard sidewalk inull. and lll.ltMl feet
I of lenient w.i'.k built. 3 4 ." feet of
I sewer. A petition to lirade and srav
jil an alley between Simh and Seventh
street, from lllair west three hloeks.
I was ret'i'i red to the street fomniiitee, ;
also to made and snivel Aider street
I from eleventh street to the mill rai'O.
j Nein Mi'inlier Take Seats.
I The report oi tlie canvassing board
j show ed .1, K. Roach elected council-1
j man from tlio First ward, V. S. Moon'
from the Second ward, A. W. Oilbert
i from the third ward and J. M. W'il-i
liams from the Fourth ward. Their
certificates of election and oath of
office were duly presented anil the
new members were inducted into of
fice, t'ourtcilnien Henderson, McCrady
and Calkins retiring.
)hiis Willi l'lajer.
The new council was then called to
order, and Mayor Matlock culled upon
Itev. I). II. Trimble, pastor of the
Methodist, church, for prayer. This
custom was inaugurated by the may
or a vi'iir ago when he took his seat.
The mayor then read his annuul mes
sage, which is found elsewhere in
this issue.
Kccortlcr's Annual Kcport
The report of City Recorder D. Y.
Dorris Mia read at the meeting. It
is as follows:
City Kngineer's He(Mirt.
EiiKcnue, Or., March 2S, 100S.
To the Hon. Mayor and the Common
Council of the Cityyif Eugene:
Oentletnen Pursuant to request I
submit the following statement of
the present water works system of
the city of Eugene.
An up-to-date water works s.tsteiu
such as the people of the city de
mand, should have pipes iargo
enough to furnish adequate fire pro
tection, with a pressure econcmical in
the consumption of power, and cost
of repairs, Jf a gravity system is em
ployed, also an abundant supply of
pure water for domestic and commer
cial purposes. The present plant Is
supplied with filters, which if provid
ed with coagulation tanks and the
proper settling basins, should diiliver
water to the consumer that is prac
tically free from bacteria and sedi
mentation. It is stated by good au
authorlty that In order for filters of
this type to be effective It Is neces
sary for 2 per cent of the water forc
ed through them to be used as a bark
flow In cleaning or washing the fil
ters, when the water Is free from sed
iment as are the waters of the Wil
lamette river during the summer
months. In time of freshets, when
the water is muddy or very turbid,
a back flow of 30 tier cent is re
quired to keep the filters clean and
allow them to do effective work.
Filtering without coagulation anil set
tling is not effective and does not
remove the impurities from the wa
ter. The filters, under the present
construction, could not be expected
to do effective work, and frequently
sedimentation is found in 1he wa
ter drawn from the service cocks, and
In time of freshets the water is so
badly discolored as to Indicate that
the fllti rs have not been used at. all,
and under present construction could
not be used.
Th cround or rather the situation
of the present plant is unfavorable to
the construction of settling and coag.
illation basins, if these were con
structed It would cost $15,000 and
necessitate the relocation of the
plant.
The cost of filtering water by the
use of mechanical filters Is variously
estimated In the different cities of
tl-j; 1'nl'ed States at from H.aO to J7
per million gallons. Striking an av-er.-'gn
of say per million gallons,
and estimating the city to use 1,00'v
uuo gallons per day, the cost . f Al
tering alone amounts to $li;j." ur
year. It is not probable t lint at tiie
pres. nt location ihe suction pipe
across tlie river tan be made to re
main uninjured ill the bed of the
stream, during the winter season,
tile gravelly bed of the river bang
constantly shitted by the current and
will undermine any const ruct:oi' of
pipe line across the river; heiic.Cy.e
oev available source of supply is the
i(v)r, and the present well is un
available. It seems to have been the
design of the engineer in placini; the
new reservoir on the highest point of
Skinner's btitte to get adequate fire
protection wiih the smallest diameter
of pities now in use in the present
system. This cau only be aeeem
plishod by an enormous inert ase of
Iriction in the pities to get the in
creased velocity onflow necessar.l to
sue the city goiM fire protection.
When such high pressure is ti.-cd a:
the expense of pumps and the in
creased cost of power or the grea'er
expense of high pressure pipe, in a
gravity system, tbe oene is too
great to be squandered on friction in
ttie pipes, and such frlctloiuil loss
entails a daily expense as long as the
system is in use. the extra expense
will in a coinpnrattvly shori time pay
for larger pipes and the cost of a low
er reservoir, it is poor economy to
continue the use of so huh a pros
sure system, not to reckon the cost
for repairs. If the present Intentions
of the city are carried out and a grav
ity system put in, Ihe extra cost of
pipe for so high a pressure would ex
ceed the cost of the present reser
voirs and tlie cost of repairs would
be correspondingly greater. 'With a
pressure such as could lie maintained
economically in n gravity system the
f.l the city could put in a new and
up-'o-date i:-avi! svstem.
Not mentioning the value of tliu
real i-;,i:e ee.ehc;!: to ihe 1 1 ec pa :;'
and :isii.i:sn! the total ropl.icyKciu
"ii to bit u;.o:.. an i dediy.iiig
J.MjJti.'o. deorcc:nl ion of matirial and .
uiachity ey re.ion ef ;li;e and use. 1
and hi.H.iu a !nr:hcr dedeon of
lit".""'', the , Mill .tied pres. tiT value !
of l!i.k pumping plant, reservoirs tittil
well, would leave $."ie.lM.".. value of i
material which the cily could use,:
tin O h at a great disadvantage, in
the construction of a ivtty svstem.
U. II. V AlKiO.N KK.
City Knitiiieer.
Slrot'C t'otmulttiv's lteHirl
Eugene, Or., April 1 :!. 1 ML
To the Honorable Mayor and Com
mon Council of tho City of Eu
gene: We, Phe UlldersilMled. street com
mittee and street commissioner, here
by submit the following annual re
port of street work for the paM e.ir:
New lumber used for eoustriii ting
street crossings, alley crossings, cul
verts and repair work amounts to
S,iM."i feet.
Old lumber used for repair work,
Ji)..". SIT feet.
Total number of feet used, liL
lUU. 1. umber now on baud, i7-:l
fe.-r.
There are now twenty-five (-."
new street crossings where none ex
isted il var ago, also eleven ill! al
ley crossings.
There has been built during the
past year wooden sidewalks. 1 n . s tl d
feet, or a fraction over two miles.
Cement sidewalk where none ex
isted a year ago. in the residence
district there are THIS feet of cement
sidewalk. On Willamette street, or
COOPER AROUSES INTEREST
OF QUEEN CITY RESIDENTS
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An ;ul'iiu:u UU
vuniij; Mr. Coop t tluriiin tho past
if.ir with his tlnMri t :in,l nu'dicinos
' U niven tti tin (Um hit; ai iii li' wMrh
;ai'MiM in i lit' Ciiu mnati 1'nsi
i w h ilc I'lmpi'i' was i:n ni! uriiiK his
UltMS to th.' p.'nji!.' m that ri;y. The
arurle says: 'Tin- hruinuini; of Mr.
aMimihiiii; surevss
ith-s. O
f his visit
hi in hnvo
tired as u hen I went to
i dull pain in the lower
part of my Wuk. 1 havo tak-.'n al
most mil buttle uf the Now Diaeov
'iy unit am so wonder t'ulry improved
that 1 have eunif down here to thank
Mr. IVoper in person and obtain
m-i.e of i hi' medicine."
QjAtiot her individual interviewed
Mr. .1. 11. Itrnohs. living at aT
w ho had the ioHuwin
the past emhleeu
mollis 1 have been a ioufant snf
feier from uilarrli of tlie head and
st o in arh. My nasal pasae would
beeome inflamed and sore. I would
have sever.' headarhes Whiih effect
ed my ees, and Q.ivai cru-is tit mat
ter wouldd rap Into tlie throat, nuts
hit', an irritation of the brom-liial pas
sages. uu U the sMmucli f tn a 11 y be
came poln so n -d , When I won Id lay
down at ni.c't a phb iim would nattier
In niy t hroai until it almost choked
me, ami would canst an ;;nnoyhiff
cuuiih. Half a bottle of t'ooper's
New hi sco very nave- me relief and
when the first bottle was finished,
I felt like a new man. 1 am new
coinplett ly cured and consider Coop
er's New Discovery the Krealest cat
arrh, blood and stomach remedy in
the world,"
The Cooper preparations have been
red w :tli stomach wonderfully successful tlirnunlnnt
for a year or so. ihe Culled States. We consider them
Cooper's second w.ek in Cincinnati t Walnut stre. t
i;ives every indication that he is lotto say: "Cor
en joy t lie sum
here as in it her eit ies.
ri.Oi tlie tirst da
Cie crow. Is that call M
si adily increased, until now it has
readied a point where several thous
and talk with him each day. The en
tile city Veems to have become tyter
csivd in his t henry t hat t lit1 human
stomach is degenerate, ami he al
ii a. ly has an army of fid lowers In
C;miunasi who seem positive that his
claims are correct.
"A number of Cincinnatians were
IntervjttteJ at Cooper's headquar
ters on Friday, ami several interest
in i; statement s, show in u t heir in
tense faith hi C Miper's preparations,
i were secured. The follow ing are se
lected from these statements and lire
eharaeterislie of thein all: Mrs. M, K.
Kin or son of OliO West Court St itcet ,
j said; "I hav
and const jpat Ion
1 !tT
pril S.-
1 IN WCIAL ST ATKMKN T
(oMieral t-iind
-Amount unpaid wariams
Wannts tssu d durini. the year
For st root lights $
Kar wafer
Foriains strods
For street imprnv moms and repairs. . .
For funiber
For fire department
For police department
For city attorney, $000; recorder, $t!00.
For city treasurer
For incidental expenses
When 1 ate 1 would have bloated remarkable medicines and would bo
I spells, sour stomach, fermentation, pleased to explain the nat ure of
) bad taste In mv mouth. In the morn- them.- Hull's le-1 C,ws Himik store.
$:u.:t: 1. 1 :
i -i.'Jt'.lVa
1 ,200. (Ml
3 l.alM.i 7
il.ISlMi.aa
;t :i :t.iio
2.7r.i.7S
n, !!:. 20
1,200.00
2aS.OO
1,027.1 1
Total $:.S,2 14.0(1
Add interest on warrants paid 2.2;i2.:tti
$ti0.4 (ti.42
XOTK K Til STOi KIKH.UI US OI
M.KW 'KI.I.VX TCI.ld'MOM-; Uh
Selntol Hlstrict No. 4 1. Kane county,
Orenoti, for the purpose of Incroasins
tilt capital stock of said company.
The stockholders of said company All stockholders are requested to
voted nt the annual mooting to call a bo present.
special mooting May i. P.MIS. at. 1! J. 11. i'KKKlNrf, Pres.
o'clock p. m., at. Central sclioollionse. A ANHKUSON, Sec. tnS
TotaJ $itlS20.8ti i
'out rn Cr.
April S. nalance, cash on hand $ 2.f20.o(l
Hocelved from taxes 1 '. . 1S240.25
Received from Uann County road taxes
collected 4.:no.r;t;
Received from road taxes 5,701.70
Received from Htreet assessments (pav-
InK, etc) lS,:i:i7.3 1
Received from road poll taxes 3011. 50
Received from licenses, theatres, shows,
dons, et nl 649.00
Tteroived from fines S02.R0
Received from tniscellaneou s sources. 80a. 37 452,222.57
VaTranta unpaid and Issued in excess of receipts .... $30, 5HS. 29
Resources
ions
April 8. Taxes In course of collection. $12,000.00
Delinquent street unsossnuvtB.' 14,230.47 $20,230.47
General fund deficit $13,307.82
Sewer Fund
1007
April 8. Amount unpaid warrants $ 5.G57.96
Warrants issued for constriction and re
pairs $ 2,030.30
Interest on bonds 1,2 31.18
Add interest on warrants paid 458.12 4,019.00
Total $10,277.50
Contra Cr.
Balance, cash on hand $ 108.52
Hocelved from taxes '. 4.992.05
Received from assessments 2,230.57 7,431.04
The New Game
of Topsy Twirl
Warrants in excess of rece'lpts. . .
i Itesources
Delinquent assessments
$ 2 , H III . r 2
2,4r,fl.77
Deficit .
Recapitulation.
? 3S0.75
. . .18, 3(17. R2
:t n ; . T r.
B.onu.pn
, . . . 21!, ooo. 00
, . . ' 527. no
C.enernI fund deflrlt ,
Sewer fund indebtedness
Sewer bonds, 7 per rent"
Sewer bonds. 4 per cent
Accrued Interest on sewer bonds.
Total Indebtedness M1.2S2.01
Jtespectfully submitted,
it. f. nonrtis
Kei -order.
April 8, 1908.
lOverybody is going to play It,
one of the most fascinating and
skillful games ever offered to
the public, tt Is a game that la
easily mastered, but. It requires
skill to operate, it successfully.
As an outdoor exercise It bus no
equal, and a child that is ro
bust can enjoy It as well as tho
trained athlete. Small size 10c
and 20c; larger sizes from ftOo
up to $5.00. Ask to see them.
Fishing Season
Now Open
and you ran find anything you
may need, from a plain hook to
a $25.00 chub rod, and If you
have not seen our new lino of
trout flies bought especially for
thn waters of the McKoiulu and
Wlllamettu rivers, you should
boo them noforo buying your
feiglPABKER Brothers tacklo for the Benson.
OLE HAItCnt
HILL'S GUN STORE
515 Willamette St,.
I
pipe lines In the present system are
too Binal)for adequate flro protec
tion, and new reservoirs and a recon
struction of the pipe lines would be
necessary. The present plant has not
given good satisfaction to the people.
Tlio rnmnnnv hiiR enmioved experts
In the manipulation of Its plant and j
there Is no likelihood of the city be-i
Ing able to get more competent men :
to manage the plant more sntlsfacto-l
rMy than the present management.
The present, system can only lie re-
garded as a makeshift to be used un-l
sii.iix i..k orxTV
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Kugeiie, Ore.. April !th, l'JOS.
To the Itcpubllcatl oters:
-1-1. ..... Ij n,. re.isoll W'llV 1,11111! County sllOllId !Hlt ll.'IV
publban sheriff, and if tb" Kepubllcan party will stand together
llt ttl(, jui lection, we will easily elect our mixti
on the 17tb day "f this month the KopuhlleiuiK will nomin
ate at lite primaries the one they wish to run for this Important
office As one of I lie n.'plraiits for nomination I wish to Impress
uiHiii the necessity of selecting the man that will command
.. . . ' niMi.li. r of voles at the June election. This Is a
matter of grr
volt to exercis
The Republican partv is entitled to this office, and In ord"r to
i,e drtorio'is it lieliooves us to select the very best man we can to
n.ak'-'the campaign. o . ., ,
bi.-Ve t.'i.'l' I C.'iU I on inail'l It .iT iMirio-i wi
aMiirants In "tie field, l.aving in'i-n
it Itiiporianc- to the Kciniican pany. ami 1 urgn
care in your selection as to who shall be nominated
1 fir
h!-
fie.i Wi'
I can
v of !
tt
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bu-;ne.-s Interests of l.aii" ' mmiv lor
ante nutnle r of frl'Mifls
o'n J I. ;i t Ion rnd elc'ion.
HI me-'
CD
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k for
' 1 1 g
l.lili::
the ofib
.a tiior
on to 'j :i
lufot
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1 G
-liciiff this o.ir.
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lol ine M
civ' leuilt
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Vleir
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the business part of town, there are
190S, or nearly two miles.
New Improved Htreets p;aud nnd
graveled, fourteen (14) blocks, or a
little over one mile. Alleys graded
and graveled thn past year, eight
hundred (800) feet.
There have boon eight hundred and
fourteen (814) loads of rlvor gravel
hauled and used to repair tho tdreotH
with, also about ne thousand ( 1000)
loads at graved that, was excavated on
Willamette street hauled on outside
streets to repair with; also there has
been 3 4o: fiet of sewer built the
past yuir.
There has been tine hylrant pluccd
on the street the past year. 1
There have been thirteen (13) ce-1
merit alley crossings built in the past
year.;
Respectfully submitted,
A. W. CIMfKfLT,
;f.oiu;k kikhku,
, J, !'. TI RNKR,
Street Cummishlmiers.
FOR VOI'H sr.MV IMWI.R.
try the following d'dihtful dessert:
1-2 cup Kngllsh Walnut, rneats.
1-2 dozen flgv, cut up fine.
1 lOr paekagf fKhly-O, any flavor. (
Hi-solve the JKU.-O In a pint of
boiling water. When ?oo and Just'
eornrueticlrig to thicken stfr In flgul
and nuts. Serve with whipped rn ain. I
bcllclfoif. The walr-fc!. fit's and Jl.-
T.'J ran tf li- ii ;'h t ' any gofjd gro- (J
eery, TbN niak- enough m ' - r t foi
a 1'ii'' fainiiy and Is vry wonruii
Tailoring Business Changes Hands
S. McDourhII
largo Htmk
Have liougbt (ho tni luring ONfnhliHhiiient of l.
iumI will oMn for biiMlmtw TuerMlay, Apill II, with
of Hie latent iiovellh'H for spring and Hiiimner near ; only first clasn
workmen will Im employed ami (hey will (urn out nothing but tin,
highest grade,
I would like to meet Mr. McOougnir customerM nnd i(n of
new on I'M. All work tinned out 1 wilt giijiriiiiteo to bo imiiiuI to the
fiuent (iirmil out In (lie city. ;
T. V." CASE, Tailor.
Any work now on
hand will Be taken care of.
atari
MlillHV WIIMIW KlIilKS
Widow i
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MERCHANTS BAMK
EUGENE, ORECON
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Does a GiTllcr.il P.lntri'nrr n
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uii.mi ics.s on
Gg:scrvativc Lines
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H.iPOT'IT.R,
IN. McALIi 11
Cor.Tih and Willami-lte
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President.
Vice Pres.
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