Eugene daily guard., June 13, 1908, Image 7

Tm rrr-AK PAO.T CrARD. SATl-UIIAV. Jl SK ,;. ,
(BtlARDSMEN BILL
A BETTERo
ARMORY BILL
i: in o l it uTt.i:s
prop, ki v m;iw
Jud,:,.
suing
Polk
I wri-A Vnn TTnvn AlurniMi i .
iU Counterfeits, Imitations ad jHst. I V."
rtoents that trifle with and e- '? , re bl,t
& and Chlldren-Expoa Z
mat is CASTORIA
CMtori" Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil v..
pric, Drops and Soothing: Syrup,. it S.
Stains neither Opium, Morphlie JLJT 11
jutotaace. Its age is Its guarantee. It dcstro
ajtevaFeverishness. It cures DUrrCad
CUc It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Con f.l,
tfd Flatulency. It assimilate, the Food! roeuiu L h
(MM and Bowels, giving healthy and natuaUl
,. rhildr.;n'8 Panacea Tl. iw.v.i,7:, .ural alecP
- - ""luwn rncad.
enuine CASTORIA ALWAYS
"f Hi,'
it
1.1
ii:..iti.-s
Me i .u-
the ,i
n th
''"'!) Iiill t.) IV
rseiiient in the
' discmraged the
lard in IS cam.
ri's in the military
l'url l.in.l. The
't by Cuiardsmen thai thi'
- lit It at, .1 because of a
I'tiTstandini: nf ,,
armories. The fa-
lory large.
"i" 1 has
National
arm
mtsli!
. Jane 12 This r. rm:
unction was serv,d on Ccm
dad, restraining him !i. ;.i ,
his pr.Klaniati.in it a -: i
county dry. The pre-e.
two sal jinini of Dallas. .,, ,i
in men- complaint thai the lo.
option law is unronstiltitiiilia! n
saloons of the county will p:obab
not he all.iwed to run after J u : v 1
the case is not decided befor,.
as counter Injunctions will be sew,
un all of them in the county.
Milt to : he ti
J a lie
m.i
ceiv,
of I li
cit y
P in
1 : n m ,
Ignutod
'gene by
: NO
unci! '
The National Ouanl
lleppner. June 12. Judg,. It, -an
today refused to grant the temporary
injunction to restrain the county
court from declaring the result of the
election in I niatilla enmity itt.,r.
esnecial-. mn- f..e i . . .
,1. . ; ' ....... .... i eiiuii-.oii saiuon mi.
. .....us ueius
rural district.
I ests arrived in an auto to get his sig-
nature ht ,.dMru,. ...
'Ireadv Piaiinini- ,.,, "T, . tne dav '" urd'T went inlo eft,
...tn . I'lll Wllll'n .
is a.u.e. This bill will ,k rr ti,r
uni win he askei t.r ti. ;, , , , announrm an exaniina-
. 1 NO IIU1 Will 1. in tn K l . L I ,. . .
" iieiu in mis rny on July
w as
the order went into eftcct.
t'lVli. SKltVICK KXAMl.VVntiX.
Service I
' si'icn th i'
rms o: or.liii.m
pass, d lii i h,. common i
i:y. and annroied Pi
r June l;ios. p,,js :!1
o o.i incsl-cet i .'Uiiiili,.-. at Ih
e of the city reorder of th
oi r.iiuene. until r :,l .,-.i....l
iioiniav, the .th dav of Ion.. ;
to improve tile follow .1,.,
str-.ets. In the city of I'm.
the fonsti-uciion .ii
iiirhins alotiR hot!, sides of said
streets, and hy paynK. said streets!
ith hitullthlc. asphalt or other hard1
surface pavement In accordance with:
the plans and specifications therefor;
prepared liy the city encineer tn con
formity to said ordinance No 7(7
lo-wlt: ;
Olive street, from Fifth street to
Tenth street.
uni sireei, irom olive street to
REAL ESTATE, PARCMS
AND CITY PROPERTY
o
o
:: CITY PROPERTY'
o
411
No. 3 House and 1 it, t
from Willamette S: pro
No. Ill .- .'.-room hou.c. t '.
I'll --oWlll, lil'v itood
I'rle,.
No. ltv- House and lol c
I'rlce
No. 1 i V'our room Iioii.j,
acres, planted ill it.itd
chard, price . .
No. H J. ti room hoiis--.
Mocks
SI.N.-.ll
::h st..
: No.
. . SO.IHMI
do.--. In;
. . si, lion.
'. new ; I ly
-a and or
. . mioii iui
new. eon-
Oak street.
Sixth street, from Olive street
van street.
Mind You Have Always Bought
in use r or over 30 Years.
T..Tl. CO-.,,. .,,, i n mm m
IIMIIMIMMIIUM
" Ii
.The GRAND
Today and Tonight
PROGRAMME
Biirntz Shore, Lost Pocket Book, Men and Women,
fond of His Paper, Mrs. Stebbin's Suspicions,
Dog's Friend,
Cheap Beer, False Start, $100.00 Reward,
Cock Fight and Traveler's Jest.
Songs by Miss Hemtershott
"His Wedding Bells Will Rinr Today."
"The Man WhoFights the Flames"
iitinee Every Day 2:45.
, Evening Performance 7:45 and 9 p. m.
S-Day Clock given away June 26th
SAVE YOUR CUPONS. ALL SEATS 10c.
Mill
- ...... nun uratted, however, de
tecs lnrh caused It to he held up
"'jiiK carefully emitted. The princi
pal argument acainst the artnorv bill
-.- ..ie stale eratiee
which h. tKn
' reierreu to the people was
hat no specific number of armories
a mentioned; nor were there anv
aetalls as to the cost or location n
was arxiicd that lino.ooi) would be
insufficient to Install armories In the
twelve company stations of Oregon,
and furthermore, that It would be es
tablishing a bad precedent to leave
the expenditure of so larse a sum to
the state military board without re
strictions. It was learned vesterdav
that the National (liiard Association
will secure data as to the cost on
t'ach armory and present the measure
before the legislature n a most buaJ-uess-llke
manner. Oregouiau.
JONCTION CITY FOURTH
COMMITTEES NAMED
Pven larger ! CnniniUsInn ..................
i ue inn will
190S. for fh nnMlflnn .if nl.,.1.'
Examiner, Civil Service Commission.
Kor appllcatlim blank 1312 and
circular of Instructions addr,
retary, 1 2th Civil Service Histrlct,
Room 241, I". O. Building, San Fran
cisco. Cal.
Local Secretary Board of U. S. Civil
Service Ex.
DeWitfs Little Early Risers, the
famous little liver plllg, are sold by
all druggists.
street to
7 U .m. .r. L.tln. n rl wit ubl ail NK TllM. ui VOU l0 '
ll h.t,.. in ,k. mn.n. Th.w will mikf vou fed lurt rlrht.
"Natora'l ICnutdy" irnrihnj Ihi Sianuch, Llva, Kidoin
ud purtlla Uu BlooS. do,, iu worn llmtccmy 100 piuiiiiiiT.
ll otitt (ripes. wtikcm or liiktDj-tavKUbly aukmf ilM iw 1l
troacc Md bctlcr.
Better Than PUj For Liver Oh.
Ttk. N TMI W Ixliraim S"k Hi4lic. Lo ol KD, S.to
CoBflnlon. Uvfr Compliim. Skin Diua, Plmplrj "d tr"m-.
HWli. BtUauaeat, Rbtumiiltni, Torpri Lira or Uiatvt Kdmjt d
Mislric Irom ttuj drfcstlvi off un.
Get a
254.
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Bull'i Red Crooa Vrne Store.
Tablet
3K
Following are the comnilltees for
tho Junction city Fourth of July
celebration:
Sports II. M. Mllliorn, M. L. Har
nett, Jeff Cox, A. E. Tower.
Parade Dr. l.chrbnch, Dr. Wright
I.ee, Dr. Hicks.
Decoration Dr. Lchrhach. W. M.
Pitney, K. Halley, Cld Mlllett.
Advertising V. C. Washlnirne
S. I.. Moorhead. S. P. Ollmore.
Finance C. F. llurlburt W. C.
Wasliliurne, II. M. .Mllliorn, S. L.
MfMirehead.
Grounds J. H. Miller. Bud
Kompp. Cld Mlllett. Forrest Miller.
M. jacKson, M. Montgomery.
Program S. L. Moorhead. A. E
Tower, W. M. Pitnev.
Ilenulrkalile KscillM'
A most remarkable escapo from
death was experienced by Mrs. J. H
Starr of Monroe and her r,-year-old
son, l.orls, when they were thrown
headlong In front of a heavy farm
sled and dragged along for a hun
dred yards behind a pair of fright
ened horses. How either escaped
alive Is a mystery, as both were roll
ed and twisted under the front of the
heavy runners, while part of their
clothing or limbs were caught on the
front of the sled and held until a
hundred yards of road had been trav
ersed. The sled suddenly turned
over and both occupants Jumped up
almost without a bruise.
other otti
II. N nurchel, wife and child, ar
rived here Sunday from Morrow
county and will make this place
their home. Mr. Ilurchel Is the new
proprietor of the hotel block. He Iuir
also traded for the Houston residence
hut wliother he will take up his resi
dence In that house or build another
one we have not been Informed.
A "gentleman ,. the turf" all the
way Irom l'(iiin.'i':;ciit. fell from aj
fr- ight car Motni.iy in the yards here I
and broke his leg. He was taken to I
the hotel an I Dr. I.elirbacli. the com-1
pany's surgeon, adjusted the broken i
ineinhor. He was taken to the hos
pital In Eugene. The county will
have to pay the expense. Times.
NOTICE OK HAl.K OP WATKK
llONDS
Notice Is hereby Riven that In pur
suance of and in conformity to ordi
nance number 734, passed hv the
common council on the 5th dav of
May, 190S, and approved hy the may
or on the oth day of May, 190S, the
common council of the city of Eu
gene will receive sealed proposals
at tne oitice or the city recorder In
Eugene. Oregon, for the nil re hi, a,, nf
three hundred thousand dollars In
water bonds of said city, or any part
uiereoi, up to tne hour or 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, July 7. 1908, and that said
proposals will be opened and consid
ered by the council at said time.
That the city of Eugene proposes
io sen tne said three hundred thous
and dollars of water bonds to the
highest bidder therofor In denomi
nations of from one hundred to one
thousand dollarB, as the purchaser
may desire; that said bonds are to
bear Interest at the rate bid. not to
exceed 6 per cent per annum; said
Interest payable semi-annually on
the first day of July and January of
each year from their date until paid;
that said three hundred thous
and dollars of water bonds will be
come due and payable by the city of
Eugene as follows: On the first day
of January. 1948, principal and In
terest payable at, a plare to be agreed
upon by purchaser and city.
That said bonds shall not be sold
for less than their par value; that in
addition to the general obligation of
the said city, the said bonds when
sold shall be a first and exclusive
Hen on all lands, rights-of-way. ease
ments, water rights, pipe lines, struc
tures and appliances or every kind
composing the water system to be se
cured with the money derived from
tne sale or said bonds; that the com
mon council reserve the right of re
jecting any and all bids.
That the said bonds will be Issued
and disposed of under and pursuant
to the terms of the act, "To re-Incorporate
the city of Eugene, and to re
peal all acts and parts of acts In con
flict herewith," filed in the office
of the secretary of stuto February 18,
men, and the amendments thereto
passed and enacted by the people of
the city of Eugene on the 18th day
of April, 1908.
A certified check of five per cent
Tenth street from niiv
Willamette street.
Tenth street . from Wlllamett
street to Oak street.
Meventh street, from Willamette
sireei to Ullvo strest.
Oak street, from Seventh street
iw .Minn street.
All In the cltv of E 11 eon e
The common council requires that
separate bids be submitted for each
of the above designated streets, and
does hereby notify all bidders that
separate contracts for the improve-
...-.n oi eacn oi said slreotj will be
required.
Bidders will state price In detail,
In accordance with specifications
prepared by the city of Eugene, and
now on fllo In the office of tho city
lecoruer. aii work to he done undei
the supervision of the street commit
tee to their satisfaction, and to be
approved by them. All contractors
iu ue required to furnish an ap
proved bond In a sum to he
upon for the faithful performance of
ins or tneir contract. And all bid
ders shall Include with each bid a
certified check In a sum equal to 6
per cent of the amount bid pavable
to .1. I). Matlock. Mayor.
The street committee reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
By order of tho common council.
B. F. DOKKIS.
Recorder.
Dated tit Eugene, Oregon, June 9.
190S .
NOTICE
It appearing from tho abstract of
votes cast at the regular Juno, 190S.
election as made by the canvassing
noarn oi i.ane county, Oregon, con
slstlng of E. l l.ee, county clerk. It
a. iirysnn. Justice of tho Pence In
and for Eugene Justice District, Lnno
I ounty, Oregon, and J. I,. Clark. J
tlce of the Peace In and for Creswell
Prerinct. I.ane County. Oregon, that
at the said election tho total number
of votes cast In the precinct of
.iimwnlt. In Lane county. Oregon
on the question, "For and Against
stock running at large." Is and was
92 votes, and the said number of
votes cast In the said Zuinwiilt
precinct "Against stock running at
large is and was 84 votes. It ap
pearing irom said abstract that the
result of said voto Is and was 76
votes against stock running at large
more than tor stock running at large.
and that the majority against stock
running at largo In said Zuinwalt
precinct Is and was 76 votes
Therefore, in compliance with
Section 4245 of the General Laws of
Oregon, passed by the legislature of
tho state of Oregon In the year 1907,
notice Is hereby given that after 60
days rrom the date nf this notice it
will be unlawful for slock to run at
large In said Zuinwalt pro
cine, I.ane County. Oregon, un
der penalty of III) for the first of
fence and 120 for each and every
Crete foundation, pantry; lot f.Pxl
ISO feet, price l o.Ml.oo :
s' 2.1 House and lot In Cobiirg:
l'rlcn dlliNi.oo i
No. H'.l. Modem house, close In; I
to nam. toilets, cold storage room: I
good barn, price ;1.1lHl.lVtl
No. 4:110 room modern house;,
bit 100x160; good barn. West 9th I
Street, nrlce .10011 mi I
No. 4S. 4 room house and two lota
in i.ross add to Euger.e.
I,rh'e SNIHUM)
.no. 49. s room house. West sth St
lot 66 2-3x2 10 feet
, 1 rc :l,700.04
.. ni. , room h use and lot. 45x
160 feet and barn on Patterson
Street, price f-J.lMHI.lH)
No.. f,5. 9 room house trnd lot In
West 7th Street, price . . SJ.IO.IMI
No. 59. 8 room house nnd bnrn,
three lots, plenty of small fruit;
. Price anivno.oo
No. 61. Small house and barn, deep
drilled well, two lots on car line;
Irlc Sl.tmo.nn
No. 62. 6 room house and lot. 60x
160 also 7 room house, lot 70x120
East Sth street: plenty of fruit;
3fi nrrea of land miles west, 100
iloyal Ann cherry trees, '
''fjco $17.10.00
No. 63. Large house and ham west
6lh street, close In, price . :Mo.oo
No. 64. House and hit, 66 2-3x
160, south Wlllamotto St.,
Price 1 "-tn on
.-o. n;. iiouso and lot 80x160 Ki
3rd street, price ai eaii n,i
No. 67. New & room house close In-
very good, modern, nrlce a.-fnn mi
No. 68. 8 room house, lot xotntn
small barn, 14th nnd Pearl
Street, price .nun 011
.mi. tin.. room house
and Lawrence Street,
Price spiuiiri mi
No. 71. 5 room house and 2 l,n 1,, I
Springfield will trade for small
tract of land or sell for . tuxn an
.o. a. 10 room house 1-4 block I
on Jefferson Street, barn and plen-
ty of fruit, price 'J.V)o.oo'
No. 75. 7 room house. modern ',
house, new lot, 6 4-5x270 feet:
full basement with furnace; Eust
lllh Street;
. . .i,7no. I
No. 76. House and lot on Charlton
Street: nrlce ai 'ion,.
No. 77. C room house nnd lot
''r'ce flHHO.00
No. 78. New modern house, full
basement. 4 lota.
orchard; price 4-I.Koo.oo
no. 11. 7 room house, furnaro, hot
and cold water; lot 66 2-3x160;
0 ''rl(- a;io.()o
Small tracts from 1 acre to 26 near
city with prices to suit the parties.
Also town lota In most parts of the
city.
. Wo also havo some choice lots
close In at a bargain.
AIbo some business properties.
Haw mill and timber 3 miles from
railroad.
1 I 6 acr,-. 1 .ni a, r,
Kiaui, acr.-s Hi on-hard: 10
room house new bain :l.'.xili feet,
gi"d fence, good roa l, price
SO. .'.Oil. IHI
4.'.-- ll'.n acres 2 1-2 iinl... ,,il.
of Creswell. room n.iuse. good
barn. 4i)x.,6; all kui.is of fruit;
too acres in cultivation; can put
In electric lights: prl. ... . . . SMI IMI
M!I sell So acres for II.', per ac
re. No 46. 320 acre 8 nil! -s north of
Hums, Harney Co., o. & E . 6
room house and barn; water
right, good alfalfa laud: enquire
.1 W. Buoy. Eugene, Oregon:
Price f.MMlo.ot
No. 47 l.M acres ."9 acres In cul
tivation; river bottom land: fi ac
res In loan bi rrlin; llvl.ing water,
new S room house and new barn:'
cheap nt. per acre Vl.Vtw
N. 4S. - 5 uero tracts or more 2 miles
from t ie city, price
per acre M.-MI.Oo
No. 49. 10 acre tracts, 3 miles from
city, per acre fjoo.ix.
No. 50. 160 acres very good build
ings, good road; price
l""r acre o.vmt
51. 442 77 acres S mllea .,,ih
of Brownsville, 6 miles east of Ro
land station; good 8 room house,
3 barns, 1 goat house, one hog
house; 1 hay sheds: wafer- iiIiim ii
house rrom spring: all kinds of
fruit; 40 acres In cultivation; more.
No
corner Sth
suhsenuenl offence, to lie recovered
of the nmoiint of each bid. payable to from the owner of the stock In civil
J. D. Matlock, Mayor, Is required to action In the name of the Suite of
accompany each bid. Oregon before a Justice of the peace
This notice Is published for 60 'of the precinct In which such owner
daB In the Morning Register and Eu-! or keeper, or either of them tuny re-
crvisuLiiT.
11 n
ugenc Poultry Store.
r. R I AMPMSHIR.E
hve the only store In Eugene that (lea s exclusively In til.
Poultry products.
"t hv ... .Llky ,1,1
Ik....' all classes or ixniltry irom ue- -r
rjUle at all time market ionliry and H.iiltry for bn-iliiig
Pfoq have such poultry t sell or of ou mint to boy, call ml
32 East Ninth Street, corner of Pearl
1. .
n
HIHMMI
A firaiid Family Meillnne.
"It gives tne pi. asure u .ak a
good word for Klectrlr Hitters,"
wrlteH Frank Conlan ot i36 Houston
street, New York. "It's a grand fam
ily medicine (or dyspepsia .and liver
complications .while for lame back
and weak kidneys it cannot be too
highly riH-ouitnended." Electric Bit
ters regulate the digestive functions,
purify the blood and Impart renewed
vigor and vitality to the weak and
d'-hilltated of both sexes. Sold un-d'-r
guarantee at W. A. Kuykendall's
drug store. 50 cents.
gene Daily Guard, newspapers of gen
eral circulation, published at Eugene,
Oregon.
Dato of first publication, May 6tb.
1908.
By order of the common council,
Jy6 B. F. DOR HIS. Record'.
NOTICE
NOTICE
It appearing from the abstract bf
votes cast at the regular June, 190S,
election as made by the canvassing
heard of Lane county, Oregon, con
sisting of E. V. Lee, county clerk, R.
S. Bryson, Justice of the Peace In
and for Eugene Justice District, Lane
County, Oregon, and J. L. Clark, Jus
tice of the Peace In and for Creswell
Precinct, Lane County. Oregon, that
at the said election the total number
of votes cast in the precinct of
Springfield, in Lane county, Oregon,
on the question, "For and Against
stock running nt largo," is and was
lh6 votes, and the said number of
votes cast In the said Willamette
precinct "Against stock running at
large" is and was 96 votes. It ap
pearing from said abstract that the
result of said vote Is and was 6
votes against stock running at large
more than for stock running at large,
side, and such penalty shull be for
the benefit of, nnd when collected
paid Into, the common school fund of
the county In which such action Is
brought within sixty days ufter such
animal is proved lo lie at large.
Dated this 9th day of June. 1908.
(Seal) E. P. LEE,
County Clerk, Lane County.
Te Oregon Land Company, 412
Willamette street, does not employ
hofcl, resfaiitant or boarding house
I k'--p,.-r to steer people into their of
fice. Neither are they connecteii m
anv - way with curbstone "workers"
that disgust total strangers by ap
proaching them on the streets. If
v.. 11 i not wish to pay two or three
roinniissiotis. go to their office, where 1 and that the majority against stock1
1101 sill he treated on the r-quare. tr: running at large In said Willamette
precinct is ana was 6 votes.
Therefore, in compliance with
TVlKin BAITIJB
Johr. M. P. t:io. successor to W
P Boday All wood sswed to gsure.
for prompt service phone Black
.1312 Residence 3:4 High street, tf
Gsso.lne woodjsw
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Nolle Is hereby given that the
County Court of Lane County, Ore
gon, will receive sealed bids for the
furnishing of all material and con
structing a bridge across the Ed
wards Slough on County road No. 12.
In Sec. 15. Tp. 16 s.. It. 4 W.. said
bridge to be an 80 foot span of Howe
Truss pattern, to be built according
to the plana and sM-clflcatlons now
on file In the office of the County
Clerk of Lane County, Oregon. All
bids to be accompanied by a certl
fid check of 5 per cent of the
amount of the bid, said hid to be
filed with tho Clerk of Lane County
on or before 2 o clock in the after
noon of July 6, 1908.
The ciurt reserves the right to
reject any and all bids
E. C. LEE, County Clerk.
FARMS
No. 12. 27 ncres 3 miles north of
Eugene; acres orchard fair bouse
Price, Including cows, pigs and
wagon :t.,oo 00
No. ij. 3nr, ncres 7 miles
house and barn nil good
land, price per acre 1.1. oil
Or will sell 80 acres for 45 per
acre.
No Ifl 30 ncres 4 miles N. E of
Eugene: price m:l"oo on
No. 17. 35 ncres 2 miles east of Eu
gene; price Per acre. . . . l.wnn
No. 18. 10 acres lit Thurston
dwelling and store building rom-
iiiiieu; good burn and store house
can be farmed If one wants to. Liv
ing water on the place; very fine
slock ranch, price ..1100. (Ml
N. 52. 60 acres 2 1-3 miles from
Eugene; good house and barn,
crushed stone road all the wav,
fine fruit farm; price . . f (Iooo.imi
No. 54. 413 acres, 200 arrus farm
ing land, balance good pasture:
price, per acre U.t.iNl
No. 65. 160 acres R bottom laud;
6 mllea south; price per acre 40;
Will sell In tracts from 30 to 60
ncres.
No. 56. 17 acres smnll house and
' barn: fine garden: soli, 10 ncres
in cultivation: 2 1-3 miles N. E.
of Irving; price 1 .1110. 00
No. 67. 40 acres 4 miles north of
Eugene;, good rond all the wav,
good land all In cultivation; house
and bnnr. price $looo.(H.
No. 68. 1 24 acres 10 mllea west of
Eugene on good stago road: all Im-
prlved land; price $:I-Jl).oo
or will sell 284 acres for., per ac
re, 118.00.
No. 69. 26B ncres. 70 In cultiva
tion; balance In pasture and tim
ber; crock running through pluco
can Irrigate If one wants to: a
room house, two barns; plenty of
fruit; price (l:t7ri.(MI
No. 00. 45 acres 3 mllea west of
city; per acre lllo.lM)
160 acres 6 tulles onst of Eugene;
4 0 ncres In nops. house, bam. good
fruit land; price 1 1,000
No. 61. 16 1-4 acres all In orchard
nnd In flno bearing condition 8
room house, good lawn ami water
. piped to houso, price. . . I.HH).0O
No. 63. 6 aero apple orchnrd; 6
room new houso and harn and out
buildings; good well 313 feet deep,
I""'"".6 :ltMM.00
No. 63. 50 acres 3 miles 8. W. ot
Eugene, suitable for wood;
.. nrl lii.KMXt
No. 64. 80 acres good R. II. land.
60 acres In winter apples, trees
ten years old, the estimated crop
for thla year Is 5000 boxes; good
new 6 room houso and apple
house 100x100; price 1160 per ae
ro or will sell 40 acres for $125 '
per ncro without hluidlngs.
No. 65. 7 acres Just outside of
city limits of Collage drove; all In
orchurd; prim per acre. . . rjim.uu
Also 13 -acres adjoining all plow
land, for ii.iiuiiin
north. I No. 66. 80 acres, 7 room house.
wheat i g'id barn, 48x56; 2 acres of or
chard, all good land;
.r" fiiono.oo
28.1 acres. 120 In colllvntlun. house
and two barns, not very good
hiilnnce In pasture, plenty of wood
for Hie place; running water tho
year round; price per ncro IdO.OO
No. 67 2:13 acres. 175 plowed,
more can lie; r, r,mrn house, good
ovavv, men pi around;
most nil In orchard; prlre$260l),oi) , HoriCK, cnlile, hogs tools cron'
1. 21. 92 I It ticri.tf U r ...... ,1. n.A.ol.1.... . . .L ' . 1
a part or
Z new barns, 6 Mrflt applfl or-! 'ltli It. Will sell
cnarii: a small house and apples trade for clly property;
ami cnerries aside from Hie other. I rice, per acre .10.(M7
place; a new wlro fence around 1 68 2007 room house, baro
the place; price I II. noil. no No.68 20u acres. 7-room house. burn
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Section 4245 of the (Jeneral Lawa of
Oregon, passed by the legislature of
,the state of Oregon In the year 1 907, Notice Is hereby given that the
notice Is hereby given that after 60 i ounty Court of Lane County, Or
days from the date of this notice lligon, win receive sealed bids for the
w ill be unlawful for stock to run at . furnishing of all material and en
large In said Wlllamct'e pre- strii'tinr a bridge across the Ed
'Inrt. I.ane county, Oregon, un-1 wards Slough on County road No. 12
dcr penalty of $10 for the first of--In c. 15, tp i, r. 4 w, said
fence and 120 for each and every bridge to be a 50-foot span, of Howe,
sllbHer-uetlt offence, to be recovered j Tr litis pattern, to be built according
rrom the owner or the stock in civil' to the plans and specifications now
action In the name f the State of : on file In the office of the county
Oregon lef're a Justice ot the peace clerk of I.ane county, Oregon. All
of the precinct In which h owner ; bids to be accompanied by certified
or keeper, or either of them, may re--check of 5 per cent of the amount of
si!.-, and such penalty shall be for! I he bid, said bid to b.. filed with the
I-., benefit of, and when , Elected lerk of Lane roumv 0,1 or before
paid In'o. the common t,h'o! fund of
he foiiti'y in w hiih u'h a Mcfl Is
!. -ought within sixty dais sf'er such
aritm.il Is proved to be at large
listed this 9th day of June 1908.
(Seal, K c. I.KB, E C LEE
County Clerk, Lane County, j vi County Clerk.
No. 23.-3 miles north nf Ciiluin-
35 4 acrea all good land; good house
and barn; price, per acre . $.-o.oo
No. 26. 80 acres of wheat land In
Crook County, 3 mllea from Mad
ras, price l.niMi.oii
No. 29. 1 07 acres most all timber,
will cut 7 or 8 thousand cords of
wood, three miles from Eugene;
price l-jii.imi
No. 30. 195 acres 3 miles north.
west of Creswell; not Improved;
Price, per acre "o,oo
No. 32 244 acres 3 miles south of
Ktigeno, good 8 room house and
Mm, 40 acres In cultlvatl
iiohiii; oiitiitiiidlngs fenced and
cross fenced; 3 springs and 2 well.
130 plow land; 60 more can be.
Orchard, berries, wallnuls: ran
make terms to suit tho purchaser.
I'rlco tH.-MMI.0O
No. 69 290 acrea. 6 room house,
plastered, two pantrys, 2 barns.
100 acres In wheat; can plow 60
acres more, 3 good springs all
fenced; crop on 40 acrea rented:
goes if sold 1-3 down: balance on
lime at 6 per cent. 9 m 1 1, -a from
Eugeno; price, per acre. . . . -.'.I.IMI
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TIMBER I.AVIl.
In the afternoon of July
right to te-
2 o cbe k
6. 190H
The court reserves the
Ject any and all bids.
By order of the ro,
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No 4. 160 acres timber small or
chard, house and barn, 10 acres
In cultivation, estimated. 4 1-2
million feet: price bV'Iimiimi
1 No 6. lllo acres on Hluslaw. 4 mil
lion feet; price 9'JIMMMMI
No. 6. 160 acres timber;
" l,r'r IIOO.OO
No. 7.-625 acres limber, very good,
I price, p.-r acre Hiri.iM)
iv r 2 . 1 , ' acres 1.01 l.reeK,
--. -- uit ,x, ,,,,,, inn 1 . I,.,..-
except 3 acres whole house and No. 12
... mmiim ,,-iice very gooo , I 2
tair place; prlre, per acre . ;III.IH
No. 3H 103 acres, 75 In crop;
acres In orchard; 9 room house,
barn, 7 mllea from Eugene; good
gravel road nrlce aiimiuimi
No. 39 15 acres. 8 In orchard 3
miles from town; good barn:
Price n.fMiii no
No. 40 80 acres 3 mile .,,,,,1.
Eugene; no Improvements: will
sell for 140 per acre or trade for
r.ugeno nroneriv.
No
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640 acres yellow nine. I'nlon
County, Ore , estimate It million
o HOWE & BUOY
N0.S42WilUrrK.tc!,,. Phone Black 5541
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