HOME AND VICINITY
Adam I'roxt Wraitned at the Vul Mills.
Adam Frost wa. drowned in tl river
bout 8 o'clock Saturday fvcniitij, lie
waa enfHl in runnlnu Ions into chute
at the pulp millx, and cither he (dipped
and fell uvei Iniaid or elw lie was seised
with on epileptic, tit, with the same re
mit. When aome of Mia men employed
t tli mill went out to lock tor him he
m nowhere 1 wen. Hi" lial waa
found ft-Mting In the river and thin led
to the inference that he waa drowned.
The bodv wa found in about ten feet
of water. Coronet Sullivan was notified
at Onwei and li come to thia city to
make an investigation. Cpon Warning
thecirenma'auceaof the drowuinit he
deemed no inoueat nei-rwarv.
TImj deceased resided at Canemah,
where he leavee a family. It waa hia
first night at the mill, having taken the
place of another man temporarily Aa
Frost waa surged to epileptic tit, the
presumption ia that lie waa drowned
while under the influence of oi.e.'
Coroner Sullivan had unite an xpe-i
nce while returning to Oswego with
tna two-liorse rig. lte niisht was da
and when about half way between Ore-
eon 1 itv and Oswego one horse too
fright from aome object in the road and
jumped off an embankment. , This
pulled the other horse and the top buggy
down, and the whole outfit, after rolling
over a few times, landed at the hoi torn
The biiffirv was considerably wore for
wear, but neither the doughty coroner or
the horses were seriously injured,
ilia remains were buiied in the ceme
tery Mondav.
The
Mr. H.trrv Meerve. of Beaver Val-
ey, ia visiting iilativa in this city.
Pure Wilboit Mineral water on
halibut at F..U. Cautte'd, 5 eta a glaaa.
Kev. I,. K. Jaiinev left for the Blue
river mine in Lane county Monday,
i'ot muster Randa uiiide a trip to
Ashland thia week, and reports plenty of
tain there.
Mr. Frank Ree-e, of Highland, wa
in Oregon City, Mmdiy, on buatneaa
with the probate court.
The following deleirntea from Oregon
City rvpivaenied W. raid's I'. K. church
Mt the KpiscopaK-onveution in rortland,
last week: It. I.. Ncny, juuus uigus,
and C. J. I'aiker; alternatea, W. B.
Holmea and A. O. Roae.
Yesterday Ihe enthe telegraph aya-
loin of the narrow gniigo railways (east
and west aide) waa turned over to the fine giieM of Mime Wlutile and tiiacti
The residence of Rev. O. W. I.ucaa
waa buijlariaej last Monday night bv
some tramiMi, who took nothing of value,
except helping themselves to all the
eatables in eight, and turning thing
upside down. ,
The meeting of the school board for
Tneday evening waa postponed for aome
reason, and the fortv-two applicanta for
positions aa teaihora in the Oregon City
public school, Will have to wait in sus
pense a fe days longer.
Governor I'ennoyer has been, invited to
addiess ihe greatest political orgamaat'
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ion in America. ii lauiniaiiv in-,
of New Yi rk, baa earnestly requested
him to apeak before the n on the oc
casion ol their annual banquet on the
Fourth of Julv.
First Law Office West of the
Rocky Mountains.
A building was torn down this week,
standing on t ie lot back of O. A. Hird-
ing'a drug store that was t valuable
relic of the early history ot Oregon City
It was built for the hrst law othce west
of the Kockv mountains, in 1S42 for L
W. Hastings. Mr.S. W. Moss assisted in
erecting the huilding. Mr. Hastings
occupied this building for a law ollice
until 1S43, when he aenl to Fort Snter
now Sacramento, at Ihe head of a party
ol pioneers.
Mr. S. W. Moss and L. W. Hastings
crossed the plains from Fort Smith
Arkansas, and arrived here in Septem
ner, 1S4.', Mr. Al.ws bringing alonii
pocket compass that was used to make
the survey of Oregon City. This build
ing has for some time leen nsed as
stable by Mr. John W. Treiubath, sr.,
and to Mr. Moss The Knskkpkibb is in
debted for earl v history of thia venerable
land mark. The building was torn down
this week to mike rooui tor Wiueaett A
Scripture's new building
Fourth at West Orefou City.
Arrangements have been completed for
a grand celebration at West Oregon
City on July 4th. County School Super
intendent, Alex Thomson will he the
orator of the day, and S. A I). Hurley
wiK read the declaration 01 Indepenence.
The Oswego band will furnish the
music, and anion'; other attractions
there will be a match game of base ball,
sack races etc. The procession will form
at the suspension bridge, headed by the
Oswego band, and march to the grounds.
Kveryhody should come and bring their
lunch baskets well filled.
One of the moBt iminrtant events of
the day will h the raising of the flag
over the West Oregon City School,
under the auspices of the G. A. R.
An Important fcreut.
The important society event of the
season took place near Smockville lust
Sunday Mr. Solomon Weckart was
married to Miss Ella L. Ford, daughter
of Robert Ford, a prominent and in
fluential farmer of that section. The
ceremony was performed by Squire
Plummer. Mrs. J. W. Noble of this
city, sister of the bride, attended the
wedding, also Mr. H. P. Ford, of Hills
boro, deputy sheriff of Washington
county, who is a brother of ihe bride
Mr. Weckart had his house already
furnished and the young couple begun
housekeeping at once.
Coniicll Meeting.
The city council held a special meet
ing last Saturday evening to sit aa a
hoard of equalization.
The ordinance establishing the grade
ot seventh street was read the second
time and passed, a'"' committee or
dered to report assessment at next
meeting.
An ordnance was introduced estab
lishing a fire limit on Main street bom
the basin to Eighth street.
An ordinance was introduced making
it a misdemeanor tor anyone to turn on
city water after the same has been
turned off.
Oietfon Citv has long needed a first'
diss dentist. lr. L. While is filling
thai want, and people do not have to go
to Portland get their dental work
done now. His work (or the past three
months is a guarantee ol hia skill.
A new illustrated journal will be issued
in Portland July 5, called Fruits and
Flower of Oregon and Washington.
Prof K. R. Ijike, secretary of t ha Slate
Board of Agi iculture, will have the edi
torial management, and I). It. Stearna,
of Portland, is the publisher.
Road Maver A Arkermau's new ad. In
Tna KNTKKpaias this week. These live
merchants haie lieen in business in
Oregon City for nianv year, ami are
well known to the peop'e. They sell
the tcst goods fur the lowest prices, and
pay the best market price for produce.
Mr. Walters Moss, formeily of thia
city, now agent for the Fairies' Well's,
theatrical troup, and former Portland
manager of Bessie Louise King, accord
ing to the iN-troit Sunday News has
purchased several tliouand dollars
worth of valuable property in IVtroit,
Michigan.
A special agent of the Weekly World
was in Oregon City last week, offering
to give a writeup of the citv if the people
would subscribe for IPO copies ol the
World at 2 each. The wptcr gave
Oregon City a five-column writeup in
the World last winter, that cost the
people here nothing.
Mr. Levi S. favlor, of Meadow
Brook, passed through the city Mondav
on his way home from Portland, where
he has been receiving medical treatment
He hau a severe attack ol the gripc
last winter, which was f. flowed by
some se.ious after complications, but
has now entirely recovered.
Western Union Telegraph Co-, !y which
it will be operated hereafter Thia ia
anile an ImiiorUul move and will great
ly facilitate the transmission of mes
sage to and from the die along the
lino of tins road. Among the oltlooa
added to the Western I'nion hy the
change may lie mentioned the following
Aumsville, Brownsville. Cotmrg, lav
ton, I'allas, liimtee, Monmouth, Mt.
Ansel, Newherg, Oswego, lerryilale,
Sheridan, Silvcrton, Tualitan and West
Scio.
Some hoodlums undertook to tear up
the towu Wednesday night. They took
the hoxea from the sidewalk by Mayer
A Ackerman's store and strung them
across the alreot ; tore down Tua t.aisa
raisa sign standing at the foot
of the stairs and carried If to the
corner, then tore off portion of the
railing from the stairway going np
Seventh street. Night policeman Kelly
kept hard after them, but they took
good care to keep out of the way. He
knows the parties and will bring them
to time.
The city council committee In connec
tion with' Street Commissioner lloberg
have thoroughly examined the stair
waya at Fouith and Seventh street, and
declared them unsafe. New stairways
at both place will b erected at on..
The petition for a new stairway at Sixth
street was laid over (or the present, on
account of the expense that would be
inclined in building Ihe other stairways.
It has been discoverd that the 25th
anniversary of Tiik Knikki kisk doe not
occur for a few weeks yet, the number
not having been cpt correctly. The
exact date will be fixed soon, from re
li'ble authority, when the anniversary
number will be. issued. In tli" mean
time our correspondents will pleae col
lect such matter aa will be of interest in
that edition.
The Oregon City Mfg. Co have had
some notice printed "No admittance
Kxcept to Km plows." The mill and
factoriea in the city have adotH-d this
plan to keep continual loufera out.
visitors can alwas obtain a rermit to aee
the workings of the machinery by ap
plying at the business ollice o) any of
the nulla.
FOR-
The Baptist Association.
The forty-third annual session of the
Willamette Baptist Association con
vened in Salem, Tuesday. Deacon H.
M. Chinton, of Portland, was elected
moderator, and D. C. I.atourette, of
Oregon City treasurer.
The committee on enrollment report
the following delegates in attendance
from Oregon City : Rev. and Mrs. Oil
man Parker, D. C. Latourette, Rev. J.
H. Hargraves, G. C. Watson, K. B,
Thomas, MrB. L. C. Driggs, Mrs. Band,
Miss Hutchina, lion. II. . Cross and
Mrs. Porter.
Revs. Parker and Hargraves, both
actively participated in the discussions.
Tke Weather.
Mr. W. E. Pratt, superintendent for
the W. T. & L. Co., has kept in his of
fice, a weather record and water guage
since 1882. According to his report the
month of June, '1888, waa a very rainy
period, as there was only eight days in
June that it did not rain. The record
up to date for the present month shows
that there has been only seven days that
it has not rained, so that rainy weather
in June is not without a precedent in
Oregon. June, 1879 ia said : to have
been equally as wet.
Brief Paragraphs oi a Local and Gen
eral Nature.
Miss Harris, of Corvallis, and Miss
Stein heiser, of Portland, were the guests
of Miss Lorena Ackerman, Wednesday.
The wonderful Waldrup children, the
Arkensaw prodigtes. will giye one of
their unrivalled musical entertainment
at the Baptist church Monday evening
June 29th.
Misb Fannie Meserve, of P.eaver
Valley, who has been attending the
Ftate Agricultural College at Corvallis
foT the past year,cameto this city yester
day, and ia visiting her brother, Chas.
Meserve.
A large class graduated at the Port
land Business College last Friday The
exercises took place at the high school
building The graduates from this city
were: Misses Cornelia McCown, Hattie
A. Cochrane and Annie Graham, who
completed the course in stenography and
typewriting
Aurora is going to celebrate the
Fourth in -rrand style. The celebration
will be held in the grove and an excel
lent program has been prepared. Hon
T. Ford, of Salem, is to be the orator of
the day. The Aurora band will furnish
the music and a grand ball will be given
in the evening.
The Great Basin LumW'ng Co. has
shipped a car load of hemlock timber to
Oregon City to 1 tested as to its paper
making qualities. If the experiment
proves satisfactory quite nn extensive
industry in this line will be established,
as the Satiliam country abounds in this
timber. Statesman.
Mr. II. C. Corliss, of St. Helens, has
sent The Enterprise office a sample of
seedling gooseberries prjpogateij hy him,
which he calls Corliss' Seedling. The
largest of the berries measured one and
one-half inches in length, and an inch
in diameter They are hardy, of fine
flavor and free from blight.
A. Ieon Johnson, the king of shirt
makers, of the Consolidated Shirt Ware
house, of Portland, was in Oregon City
this week. This is the largest shirt
warehouse in the Northwest, and the
fame of their shirts and underwear is
known all over the coast, their goods
are first-class and guaranteed to be per
fect fit.
On Sunday, July 28, inaBS will be held
at the Catholic church at 10 o'clock a.
in. instead of 10:110, Eleven children
will receive the first communion on that
day, and will be escorted to the church
from St. John's school by the children
and the society of Catholic Knighta. The
public are invited to witness the cere
monies. In the report of children's day exer
cises at Park Place church, Mrs. Ham
ilton's name was omitted for the reason
that it waa not given with the report
handed in. This was not intentional
as Mrs. Hamilton is said to have been
one of the active npirits in making prep
arations for that event, and the success
of that affair is largely due to her efforts.
Mr. John S. Clark, of this city, who
worsted Dave Flaherty in recent glove
contest in this city, writes to the Hun
day Welcome correcting an item that
appeared in that journal, and states that
Flaherty never saw the dawn of the day
when he could pnt him to sleep in a
glove contest to a finish ; his advantage
in size and weight to the contrary not
withstanding. ' The Enterprise will state for the
benefit of a Meadow Brook correspond
ent, that the street commissioner of
Oregon City does not collect road tax or
work the streets outside of the corpo
rate limits of the city. For further in
formation of said correspondent will
state that Oregon City as a municipal
corporation only extends about half
way out to Mountain View.
ABSOLUTELY PURE DfUGS
no T v
r A. HARDING.
There ia a report among steamboat
men to the effect that O. K. N. boats
will be taken off the Columbia river, aa
they are not building any mors crafts,
and their old vessels are gradually lie
coming disabled. It ia supptmetl that
Scott and Seeley of the Telephone will
le the future ateamhoat kings of the
rivei.
An attempt was made to burglarize
the Southern 1 Villi' depot Wednesday
night. They opened a td chest lying
outside at the Iuicrial null, and secured
some tools, and obtained an entrance to
the dejKit by pr ing open the side w in
dow, but were evidently f lightened
away, and did not accomplish their
purH.)se.
Meara. Wiuesett A Scripture have
workmen busily engaged building their
new blacrsmith shop and undertaking
parloiaon Filth street, adjoining the
Oretrnn Cilv Irim wnrku Tli, ItniTilinif
:!!i,:;;-.rr UiM -", IDAVIES' gallery.
Miss I.asira Apperson, of McMiun-
villa, ha been in Ihe city several iliiy.
William. Misses Winnie llllanis,
,tra I'ilsbnrv and l.iira Miller returned
with Mia Apperson lo McMimivllle yes
tcidav, wheie they will remain seveial
days.
Instead of the ustiiil service al the
Congregational church on next Sunday
evening there will he a piaie service or
service of aoiig. A cordial Invitation ia
extended to all lo be present lo enjoy this
servh a.
Attention Is called to the advertise
ment of Mcssr. Walker A I'like's, house
and sign painter Tua Fntkhi'sisk
recommends t.iciu lo all ho desire woi k
in thia line.
Ntillce t t'enlraeiom.
Sealed proposal will l received al
the otllce of W, F.van. architect,
Harlow, Or , until S o'clock, p tn. July
I, IH'.M, for the clothing and ipering of
all the interior of the Hotel Hi Gordon,
All the material lurnisbed except the
paste . The succciuful bidder III If
held responsible for any nnneceswirv
waste. All room lo be (tnideted. All
work to be romplctod within aixlevn
day after contract ia let A dcpoit of
CO per cent of the whole amount re
quired aa surety. Right i reserved to
reject anv and all bid. W, l viss,
It Archt.
S. S. Walker.
F. M. lhikea.
Walker & Dukes.
House, Sign and Ornamental painting.
Good woik guaranteed.
suor on rirru, nkaki'. ii. t. A t . ariaix
Great Reduction
Cabinet Photographs
ONLY
S2.50 PER DOZEN
Thwaito'a,
1(17 rtnt Dtnvt, Hrt. Mrrtn and Yamhill.
PORTLAND. ORKOON
MINK IH'T
COMPITf NT PHARMACISTS IMPIOVIO
rue Peteles aarj Toilet Affiles.
Al a full iitM-kt of
3?.A.IITTfc; OILS,
KTC.
Messrs. Thayer A Aide n have made
two sales of farm iroarty during the
past week: Harmon tireen's farm on
the Molalla to lieore Bailey, of Port
land, ami 40 aces 2 miles from the ci'y.
.belonging to J. M. Taylor, to Mr. Bou-
lull.
Street Commissioner lloberg has
noli tied the Railroad company that
several tons of rm-k at the top of the
bluff between Fifth and Sixth street
ia liable at any time to tumble dow n on
the railroad track from a height of I.V)
feet.
The Great Kaitern baseball club.
formerly the Oregon City Juniors, have
their new uniforms completed, and will
play with any club in Oregon under
eighteen years of ags. They will play
next Sunday with a picked nine.
A grand ball will Is? given in Zeek's
new hall at Barlows, Wednesday even
ing. July 1. Oood music has been en
gaged and a splendid time is assured.
Tickets, including supper, tl.
Marriage licenses were grunted during:
the week by County Clerk Jul nson to
the following: Lizzie. Weismandel and
E. II Vanderahe, and Henry Kuess
and Katie Nagle.
It has been reported that Judge
Waldo, of Marion county intends to rt-
Bign, Since the re-iort became preva
lent numerous candidate for the position
are springing up.
An excursion came tin from Albina
Saturday evening, and snent un hour in
tne city by moonlight. A portion of the i adsoiuio runty
string band serenaded Sherilf Samson at I
his residence. '
The eadintj riiottniraplu'r o
rortland.
CORNER rlliSTASuTAVI.ni: ST It V. K'1'8.
WOOD TURNING
SCROllSAWlNG.
BOXES Or ANY SIZES MANUFACTURED
Parties desiring Wood Turning, Pat
tern, Brackets, or
Shop Carpenter's Work
, Will lie Suited by Calling on Me.
Doors, Windows and Blinds
TO ORDER.
Q. H. BESTOW,
fcw (p. the Congregational Church
CHARMAN &C0.
THE LKADINT.
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The Willamette Baptist Association in
session at Salem this week passed res
olutions against the whisky traffic. The
Women s .Mission Association ia in ses
sion today.
A grand organ concert will be given at
the Congregational church, Friday even
ing, June 20. Music will be given on
the new organ by Mr. Ralph fioyt, of
rortland.
Charman A Hon are selling goods of the
very best quality at the very lowest
prices. This is how they have built up
and hold an extensive trade.
A platform will be erected for danc
ing at the West Oregon City celebration
on the Fourth of July, where everybody
canoance.
Washington street, on which the
proposed street improvement ia to be
made, has the best sidewalks in the
city.
Rev. J. T. Huff, of South Bend
formerly pastor of the First Baptist
church in this city, was here over Sun
day.
McMinnville will celebrate tl,n
Fourth in grand atyle. Hon. G. j,
McGinn, will be the orator.
Mrs. F. E. Donaldson and her mother.
Mrs. Latourette, are spending a week
with relatives at Mehama.
Col. Robert A. Miller will be the ora
tor of the day at the state's picnic at
Salem on the Fourth.
Careful DisHnsiiig.
Prescriptions Filled by Competent
Pharmacists.
Toilet Articles. Perfumery. Fine Cigars,
CHARMAN'S BLOCK.
The Spiritualist camp meeting in fitill
in progress at New Era, and will hold
one next Sunday.
,F. L. Posson & Son,
SEEDS
General Agta. for D. M. Ferry & Co's
SEEDS
Garden Seed.
SEEDS
Grasa, Clover and all kinda of
SEEDS
Trees, Bulbs, Fertilizers, etc.
SEEDS
Bee Keepers' Supplies.
We want You fora customer. Give ua
a trial order.
F. L. Posson & Son,
209 2d St., Portland, Or.
Successors to Miller Dru.
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