TIlli ENTERPRISE.
411 s,
ttl l U I'..
atntl lrirl-tor.
KKIUAY, SKITKMI'KU 4, ISKl.
Armiuiiniiii r to ovor. Thaitv
sitrntMaptii,tM Santiago without troul.li.
No sooner had thr onpttnl aurrtmtt ml than
j a nio'i hurtiiKl lite hou-m of Kalii-amda ami
! I1"' ""MdiMirfa of hi minister".. I'rvsiiUuit
Hnlmaa.ia surrrtnttrvtl llr holdlint
i iMiineil ofar with Ida Inferior oftlcvra, am
nioii(!iily r-anainiith situation. Tim
j litis ended a revolution that Ims Uh'H our
i of Hit1 niot liiifortanl In ilia l,i,t.,fv i
South America., and attracted the liitcrasUHl
Tliv
I people of Iitiltii reevivtd (lie news of the
o ... i,.. ih ii Hie immtrv is richer
" . ..... ... .1 v iii.i. in is. XV Al that '" of tutiiw civilised world
III iMVIf ' '
. :.. ...... f.irtih iti-
hXlTln 'ihe i!. h"W..(!l..l ! '''f veri,,.,,t with a-re ..,.I,U,.
, i ,,: iv -im! in ISsUoV.'-UO. nl"1"' Aiinougn HMnwmn was uttetpertr
ihut the cnMit ft.r all ' "ntiiin, il Is stated that ,h. ,l
i ... ni.ii ran a, in lustra- ' - " "ic,
t.,.., ... to no.HM.i.timt tl,- tav t ! 1 "-cnm..m at ahi..Kton Is an
. . ! lilllKlt- M'filtlM. t. It.. Ik..... l'
tlm i ;evelat.l tour vcar term Iclt no mark i " "
.... i ...I;.,. ..r ilu r-oniitiv. Hiss ... . iin inmi.pii mm rv
this.
tiol
Oil
two prmcipal measures, 'he repeat "''
silver coinaise ' " "'" "f
tan't for reveniHOiily proved a laiture. The
allowing ia ftood on for republic s, who,
after : years t.ftrinl. tin.) f-'t I"1 " h slll,r
of each inhabitant of the United Stales of Ihe
money, in circulation, apiin.st ISM whan
Jaire Buchanan turned the office over t
Abraham Lincoln. Tln five kimls of rur
rvm in the Vnited Siat- an- eoh as
(pxi a koKI. At tlif Toor flai cold may
be ha.1 for ailvrr ilollars, for gfrenW-k,
tn-;iorv notes and coin certificates. Willi
tlii hoing it will be loi'S'time U-fore the
eoiie will ad.l nu Lew kii.d if iiioney of
ficUin.u a'.-le.
Cim roiiiiiy receive reminders on
all siileof the cry bad ivndition of lier
roads. In that )art of Claokamaa county
idjoining the Multiiomah county line the
ditterenw is plainly discernible. Judj.
Moreiand and County Clerk Powell, of Mult
nomah county, recently made a trip out on
the section line rod, with a view of examin
ing the thoroughfare through that (mil of
the county. Their report published in the
Oregonisn shows the mads of that section
to be in splendid condition. While on their
journey they crossed over the line into
Clackamas on the same road, and their
published remarks are anythinK but com
pUiuenUry to the thoroughfare of this
county. The mads of Clackamaa county
must be improved, or the people of the
northern part of the county w ill ask to be
included in the territory of Multnomah,
where they can hae sood roads to drive
over.
low n, which is taken aa an einlaitaiion of
his silence. The tr.Knv or the insurants
were t.w much for Halmaceda. 11 had to
give in.
CITY LEGISLATURE.
Iwiiliir Monthly Sesio t Hold
pdnpsily Kveninir.
All Twcntjr-Sln f ool Alley Cut Dunn
To Tea fwl.
Fakwkks, a well a the hh le of Ctacka
mas county generally, are dimply interetel
in the heat market. There ;s no doubt of
an enormous deficit in Kurot-e, which must
be almost holly sup lied from the Vnited
Mate
wheat l.i .mi. ly the shortage in Kurope, the
high prices i,l likely cause the ue of
cheaper I.mhI auhsUUi'es, and among the
jioorer classes deprivation to the starvation
bruit. Wheat growers have exiwrienced
low and unprofitable prices for a aeries
ot years. Now is undoubtedly a turning
point in their fortune. It will take time
to replenish grain stocks to the point that a
aurplus will exist, and until that period it is
believed the farmer will secure adequate re
turns for his lahor.
The mayor and all the member of the
council wen- present.
Minutes of last regular and special meet
ings read and approved.
Petition from t. W. Church and others
asking that the old plank taken up (Kim
the si,!ealkson Seventh atreet, be uacd to
extend the sidewalk oil Dirison street east.
On motion referred to committee on si reels
and public property.
Petition read fjom chief of police asking
that abuildingon Third afreet near the rail
road owned by the Portland Flouring Mills
Company, and occupied by Indians and
Chinese, be declared a nuisance, and the
ow ners be ordered to tear down the same.
On motion referred to committee on health
and ..ice.
Petition from J. C. Robbing ami others
asking the privilege of improving Fifteenth
street between John Adams and Madison
slrefls at their own exiene. On motion
the prayer of the petitioners was granted.
A petition was read from K. I. Kelly and
others, asking that the city vacate a part of
the pnlilic square in Central Addition for
school purposes. On motion the ietilion
was granted, and a motion carried that the
recorder be instructed to publish the nee
essary notices..
A coinniiiiikation was read from It.
Koel.ler, manager of the Southern Pacilic
Railroad Company, slating that ther were
huililmg another side track at this iilace
.,. Vt ft.. I.l,,,l ... .1 .1 I... I .....
While il will take a large amoui.tof. .:,. ,,ie ;,.,.. .',,... I
nay of the new side track, and a.ke, thai
the city build clevaied stairways over th.
railroad tracks. Mr. Koohler "being ,n.s
eut, was invited to state what ste ,s he de
sired to take in the matter. He then made
a few remarks asking permission to set the
lower steps of the stairways on Fourth and
and Seventh streets to make room for their
side track, as work had already com
menced on the same, and thev desired It,
push the same to early completion, hut
would not agree to set the net of the Sixth
street stairway back. Mr. I.alourette In.
It is slated that the High School of Port
land isla-ingits prestige, and does not turn
out as many graduates as formerly. This
can tie partially accounted Tor from the fait
that the bieh schools of the country have
included iii their studies too much that is
.iii-erMii.iii- that cannot be atmiird tot
practical u.-e in every day life.
traduced a resolution asking that the rail.
road company lie ermilted to move the
steps back on 4th, nth and 7th streets, un
der direction of the street superintendent,
nd the committee on streets and public
prorty, also to extend said stairways ele
veted over the track, according to plans
furnished by the city engineer. O'Connell
claimed that tne city bad a right to the
streets running from the bluff to the river,
as they had lcen dedicated for that pur
pose, and that the employes ofthecotn-
, . I'ltny were violating an ordinance of Phe
vnlu- ; . it y. hy obstructing said streets. Mr.
time is waited on ma I lai.icuaes and , Mr. Kochhr then ma-ie a lew remarks, imt
r' i-of-tr.dv that are of no practical r'""l'ition did not ai,-ar to he entirely
1 I .JTO-f'M'MrV ta lllTII hilt vvnr,i,.n.l . .l.-.i...
. . ... ,1... r.. i. l-.ti. u .,t tl m , vt 1 r i , . . ... ..... ,
, , 'M.W,.V ... ...v ..... . .... k .
The chco! of tlie cotii.'.iy u.ii-t
,i ore practical, l el'ure they can
desideratum of elliciency.
,,. ttia!, f..::.l :r .pr'o cnienfs are Is1-
in Oremui City than in any other
.,. -ta'e i .-e t V-rthind. There is
i,,.. ,. . - - - r r , i ..- l-.3 :tn air of solid
: , N- v !r;-i! es-i hlocU al'd
- are.! ):.-: '-n iu every portion
i!y; caI n-!v o plans have been
: i n re .';o. ,:'i'v titill.e the a-:-:
, !...; of f et of new -i''e-
!-, :u" ::iid : ht reet iniTT'iVelneMts
a: ra-iL'eut.-uts. ham nil
. tit..M-. t.. aii.eiel b tiikitig out the word
!..:'. 1!. It. Co.. ii nd substituting street
superintendent, ai d that the changes and
in. proven, eiits he inn du al the eeii-eol'
the S , 1 1 : : n -.-. i l'.eii;, ll.iilroad Coiupanv.
I'l'e rc-"hitiiin ii iiuiei'ded earned, (in
motion the matter of permanent improve
tnei.t of stairways vmi- referred to the cm.
ntittet; on streets ami public pmpottv to
cooler with Mild radroad ciMipatiy.
A petition as j.-...; tr,.i.. .1. M.'an 1 l. I!.
Ilarcmy uskiiik' tfinl .e alley t!iroii'li I . I , 1,
i'M ' oi't'titd ai.d'olistrurliohs reuuneil,
I.atourette ohji cted to opening alleys, and
staled tl.nt !:. larger i-,t:t
Uia;
tin
, a- thev
re a! vi
place
FROM BARLOWS.
"SAll.OU JIM" NOT SMOdTII
KNOICII.
Hotel l'poprit'lor on His Tmck.
t aptureil Ml Oirgoll ( y Ihpat.
;o m"m:ii.iTi:i.i.
Three Mude it I ullages.
liiB !. r the llulnits ill'
Itusj IVople.
"hs, Tit k S.xii.oit, Nor Smooth Ksot'xH "
Alhiut four weeks ago a sailor hy the
name ol James .Smith, but taller known as
"Kid Jim," came to our town and put up
at Hotel IV (lordon. He Immediately se
cured work, piling wood, digging wells, etc.
He worked very laiihluily lor lour e.'ks,
and had aivuinulalcd sime little munev.
when dually he went to the proprietor ot
the hotel and told him he had . h,... m. kliia
Job near by, and that he Would eonliuiie
to Hoard, All went well until 11,1.111 llml
day, and the sailor did not show lip. The,
proprietor of the hotel became uneasy and
was pretiarina to m alHMrd ilia V "1 r.
train 111 seareli of Tilm, when more conclu
sure evidence came to his ears that "Jim
the kid" had skiel out, and hail made
Ilia brags that he was going to do the hotel
man. This angered the nroi'rietor when he
setont Ui catch his man. taking the tram
lie Kent an onen ev ,11. .ilif..n,,,i sin.
lions en mule to Oreinin Cltv. and was one
ol the first to alight Irom the train, ami to
nis liaoiiT stlrorise beeaua lit bl mull when
in the act ot Uianling the train for Portland,
1 he kid wasverv uiiicli surprised, and In
sisted that lie was nini ni U k il, nail
uay, and w ould then pay U. Hut the pro
prietor had no cohlldeiice in him, and so
made the young man pungle. lie was
wen allowed hi. freedom.
Dau.tMBraa lliu.niN.ia.-.irtir Ih. i,.t t.,ti
lays there have been several inquiries fur
nouses ny parties some 01 wiioin nave nur-
chasel properly, and wish to rent a bouse
until sucn time as mey can gel the material
and build. In view of this a contract has
oern let to Mr. n alter Kvans to erect imme
diately three miMlern cottages al a cost of
about ftto each, by Messrs. rums Jt ilarluw.
Moa it llaiRii DtsTaiaiTfu. For the last
ten ilavs there has been a busy lot of iwonle
in our town. Sacks of grain are coining in
daily al the warehouse., and Ilia tanners
now are beginning lu sell, and a great deal
of money is being paid out. Wheat is
coming 111 Irom as lar back aa Maniism,
and the farmers are smiting with joy al the
good prices they are getting for their wheal
this year.
Lakuk SinrmsTS or tianig. Twelve
large cars o( grain were shiiuwd away Ironi
this plain) last week.
Closi OHaitsvsa. It is surprising to see
the amount of tuisine done in aUdirec
lions. To your nusirter Mr. Knell said: "I I
hate visiuvl all towns north of Uoselmrg in !
the past two weeks, and tlud thai your low 11 ;
..... I.. ..II... . ..!.. ... . .... . 1 . . - I . !
ii, .or ii.eur.si i'iw-v 1 iia.v ueen III lor me
sue of il." Carieuters are busy, painters i
on every building, warehouse men crowded :
and rushed, and in tact a general good, j
tiealtliy oiiIIook. !
l. vaoa Hand or l'ini.i.-A drove of hi
head of beef cattle were pastured on the
prairie for a couple of days. They had
been driven quite a distance from up the
valley, and needed acoupie of days rest and
good pasture preparatory to reaching the
Portland market.
lusn PiacNASK. Mr. A. Hope has pur
chased of Barlow X Co. thirteen acres of
land near the town. He will put it out in
prunes.
riasoxAU.
Kx-Judge W. I.. White, of this county, Is
visiting Wm. Harlow and family. The judge
reports having had a very pleasant visit at
the Sound, where he has been for the past
live months.
Mr. S. J. Vaughn, of Molalla, a large
grain grower, w aa in our town one day last
week. He rearts line crops, and the yield
better than lor many years.
Mr. Chas. llolman, of Hiilnian lints, of
Meadow lame, was in our town this week.
He came dow n lo measure tlienistance trout
Ins place to t'auhy ami Harlow, and limls
thai its.iuitc in l.iMirnl Harlow, and also
itetlcr muds. He has altotit .".in tons of ,.i ,
and the siuiugof distaineis ipnte a fealure
in tin' marketing of so much hay.
F.v-Shrrilt Win. Knight, ol Clnhy. was
seen on ,mr streets one day hist week."
Mr. Nolilett, of Needy, sis-lit a duvwilh.
US this Week.
Mr. llowntd. of Canity, w .n. in oiir t.,,
lll-t Week With II load of hi, peaches. He
lias se'.cral acres in pe.icll 011 h.iia. mid ie
port.- .1 line and lasge 1 rop.
Mr. Vatilhiieu. of IJ.ulou I'ra
i.roo-rlit in .-nil load- ol wavr
a very tine qiia,it .
Mi', M. S. Ilal'lou is sojoui 1,111--liaflt
i'ark, t'lai-op 1 iit .
SIXTH
HNNUHL FR
WILL UK 11KL1) AT
September
23, 24,
Sep!
23, 5
M A K QUA M,
Undo tho Auspices of tho
Butte Creek Fair Associa
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Sept 23, t
LiiHTiil prtMiiiiittin oiTeml fur l-sl ilispUy of all h.liirt nf tlie farm and wurk-thnn
Auiplo gnxuiJH and every facilities aiTuriloJ cxIiiUlors to make thoir Pkliihit allraflirf.
Hat luailoti frw on aiiplication,
J. K. JACK, Sccrttaiy. K. iSKIRVIN, Ym
151 Front Street.
HARDWARE I
lVnr
ATItllVS SAWS
Uuee Uirldfiil- ruiilei.,ti Isjiim Uo,
'! 1U
rVrrf
r
' ' f WW WW m aa V vAk i ' ' ' " -. z i ' i aw.
v. rosconi cigcs varrantcti.; n iV 1T.miI uumih. Arrmlo YiWa. Kui. Cttm
Lopgcrn ami WihxI ChojijM'm fjH'cialtien.
"v r 1 s , a
uregoncity Ageni, WIUSONI
MARKET RETORT
P.low Is (Iren th.Orwna Clly M.rkot K
.rt eorriK'tiNl wrehlr Irnm qma.tlnus fur
ulsheU Tas KsTsar.isa bl Ih local raerchtuu
uaaia.
Wheat. Valley, f h IU.
l)t, per biunel
rLoi'a
1 trefoil i lly Mills, I'uiumuu tir.uil
t'outitry llr.inl
I'nrn .Meal, ....
tint Ne.l
Viol!
hay.
sDn.rts
brti,
I til h
rsitt.
iiothv tin
o er flay.
t l
MW I
'..t,l(,.es. ft fill.
I III! IIS f It,
.Vl'I'l.'s, ureeli, f tm
,ple. titled, l tl,
ll.ltler. t'
ti.-. "f'-bu
Jloltey, t Hi ., .
if. la
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at.y ur
h t wide, and mo .
tor
t:e a;!e s i
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lie, (,
la ef,
M lit,
M .!',
I'OI.,
Poll..
V , al
Veal.
live
11. of the tir:
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,. do:
d ,n A C,
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in ly
It) aine
! n ntt.
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by ii.
: nt :
;:(.i ; i:o aj.;z.viion'.
p ti, .
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11. live f n.
Ii. Olessi .1, f
ilie. f II.
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p. , ft Ih
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id. pe
I I.IIiV.
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0. E. A FREYTAG,
BEST AND CHEAPEST
GROCER
VEGETABLES, FRUIT and E
I -NfV AM. STAI ! K .,i:,m l.iui-:.- IX bliUT VAlitl
Garden Seeds in Bulk.
13th and Main Orenonl
Attention,
Farmers.
1 1
in it n--
.11 I did not li-ti i. Me
ill.
d to I'
tail
lie
:l 10
lieiil ill l'..l !li;::
t'l.ry ITS ie
Iteli-lifia ol tlio
.1 il.lii 1:
in 1 '
1:1 it-1
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,1
' f ( r;i"
i' h 4vU
will Mim 1
,.e,t. ,,-rl
Oeitdll
aite t.-
al its eir-
t'.ev I
I iniielini,,
. er liiii
U tT" tr
a 1 to i-rtv aliunii
to
f ell
I ill!
.t tt.aiM I.,
-land t!,:,t
1
II
I!,- la-!,,
till!
t.,.i t-.'
.ilile
.ev
id not
, m lie
)a.'ii it.
I, iilni
tear la
'fur. lir-t Hi"! ti.'.f.' of t!. ',.'!;ir!:an,,t- imiiiiIv
a-sot iatatin l.t-M at the s( lltlll
ii'itisf la-t .S.atiin'iiv, .'.:!- a very nuia-es.sful
li'.yi'Tiif.' for taa' or-;'fii;:;!iljt. ''ii,
11--0 i.ali'.ii is f-a, aa!" of rloiiv' ti.ueii (food.
. me an iietiit! ii. tml.er. '1 lie in-vt meet-
i ,!. Ill tl:.-ll--oeil,iio!l V'l! Iield lit Vfidv.
d'l.f- nuine .,:' tiiat lo uii'y lir;-!;! ;! .;;,
t'lat tl.i- J tropic v-eia. in v,a:.t, 1,'at no miHi
' .e'lilions ofal'liirs exa t, autl toe ti ar In-r.-of
the eonirty tain re-t ussure'i of mug l."s
letulile treatt tl.
Tim
1"
I.e t i
of
at.
ate
iail. 1 1 u ill Ite -inia ilii:.',' t.l.at v.i:l aj.,
a' a; ito.tl, at! i-aa- a;,r ii Je;, ii , '
".il i;tl:at t univr.-i.-al a'tt iiiion, Vt
' ;a karnas cuiuily i tin--reate-t lnot
da, a i ifa 1 ea ion in ti,e ale, i.i. e, :'. ,i I , n
lo .iiijlisli Unit faet rt the world, and
)!-at laniiaiii.- liM nailer a li'i'-liel.
- t.
lay itiait, uf:iiaii
toe
t
1"
l litled f lalt .
l iay l:ol liava: it in hi
i.ot tea-n have i-r-e'lif
lu er-iit ineal oi a
tljfc r tajtitu Health as coin iili.d hy the 1 rieil
latent etinsuu hulleton.
' f.'r'nr ttjieftin this .arteiil.
i eluiineil it was iilmost ini-o-:
; I lie aineiiduient to ,osti.ont
j t ordinal n.otion ifruiitin itrayer of pi:
iitiotiers wan earrieii.
! 1 '-tifit.it was read for titeniiiti the alleys
lhroiie-1. MiM-n.- ln.1, 111, i it 1 1 1 i t;i and
, the removal ofleiKaasand ntherolisti an tin, is.
! 'H'oiiik II n a ie a motion that, the u afer
! he referred to the eointiiittee on sireeis a: 'I
I r.iihlh- jiro-a-rly. Kan. I. ill moveil tr, amend
, .,. -ii lahh. O'.j.a la.i.a were
i nin.lt- t hat stone of the i.etitioirrrs were not
. t'liieeily inierestetl in the hlnek-s men-.tio.-etl
in the I'ftitioii. Altomev I).
" ('. I.it'i-ir-lle wit hia ot-iiiiiin that any tax
it , i'..; er ha. I ui i,'i.t to j.etiiion for the ii'ienini
. olan alley; that every citizen hiol a riirltl
to travel through an' alley, an they were
"jpiihlie property. The anuindnient to lav
I on the table was lost. Noble stated he did
'not lalieve any individual had a ri-ht to
, oi en an all. -v. O'Coi.iiell wilhdrew his
I iiiotitiu to refer to fnri.iuitteo on stret-is ami
' I ''M- proia-rly. Wilkiifon then nanetl to
a 'it to ooititiiitlea- ui, atria-Is ami puhlic
;.i-ii t-r-y. t anitai.
i A pel'lioii wtiti rcii'l from I-'icil 1','ihner
1 andntliers renionsiratini.' ni-jiinst opemiif;
I ali'-vs 2i, f'ia-1 in width. .- iiioiion Hasniarle
,; to l,,y on the table. .Noble salid the eouii-
1 eil hiel ert ri;:ht to cut down an alley to ten
fer-t. Vilkinon was in favor of nutkitii.'
" . Iiienl!e;,.s t. n li-t in width. I'mnarks were
r ! made by dillerent inemherH of Ihe ciiuneih
i 'i he i to 1 1 its ufibe pttilioners were read, and
i 0 (,'oiuti II claimed that a laiyc iiumbc rof
Ihrou v. ere not tux-payers. I (lunr.ifiiiaii
I'.ai'i' ti.'.a,,, ti thaiaajii reuioiistiaiiee eon
, 1 lao cr the mimes of nearly nil the property
' ' i-s r a-., il,,, alleys were ,-et in
'' wi'iili. tiharii'iin iifr.-erl with him in this
- - laleiiient. 'Ihe million to lay (in the ladle
, n, 1..-I, followed by considonihle di,.ein
"a. I.ahainaic loarle a iiintioii thiil, the
piauir ol Uic pet.lioiiti'fi be granleil, (.ur-
Uu motion of Noble, council adjourned,
Was i
I M. t attoil, ,,
nary clerk. Tin
i ui oi.iecra, and '.v.li I
eoiilur mectiuo in it.
ial liisjii..s in I In
sesHllielll.S ll'llll
I X
i! was
1 none
einoer
v. IV
that
' .-till. t lean
ae'e I as
; no cleelit,
' llllt'l I'll.
next , a ml no olli
(if eipializiiir
lluic
I'ill'ercnt IniMitiH were (lisciihsed uh to
w hat wouhl lie tin' luast Way of ohlaininjr
the V ilut! of properly, lltul it wiih tle
cided It, tnku hoiiiii basis from which u
correct and eijual iisscHMinent coiihl bit
made. CIiiuIch IIioies. of the lirt ilin
trict, propoxed tluil a circular bo isnned
lu tint county coiiiiiiinsioiiers, city a'lsii'HU
ors, and aln) to pioiiiiiiciit eitizetiH
throilHli tint Hlale, in which diH'en-nt.
(tiestiijiiK woiihl be linked re irdiun Ihe
Iiiihmoii which Hit! ililliirent values could
be placed, and (rum which an cipml
aHuesMineiit, would be itoHHible. The
inipoHiiioii met with tho gencial npjtro
vul of tho other liieiiibiirs. Tho ijiieKiion
of n'juiil aHHCHsinetit of the niiiinproveil
railroii l IiiiuIh who also toiielied upon,
but nothing delinilely decidcil.
The rrioiiiticrH of ti e boanl ate an fol
Iowh: (.'liarli'H IIuirlu-H, of Waldo, truin
ihe liiKt i list i I'll , ri'pictK'iitiiij.'.losi.piiini', j
j Lake, Klamath and .lurk Hon ciuiiilieH ;
I I,, llilyou, i,f J.Jhsjcih; (lily, ftoni the
! t-ecoinl district, rcpieMeiitii. I)i,ii!u,
j l,un ami Uciiton couuticH; ,1, I', liob-j
; uHhoii, of Salem, fioin the third riisti iel. I
' roprcHi'iiliiiK Marion. I. inn, I'olk and j
j Tillauiiiok ctiiinfie.H;('liarlcs (. Schintiini
(if r,,ithiiui, from Uih fouilli distiict,
! representing Mnltnoimib coiinly ; II. la . j
, lluyi'H, nl" llsiii-p), from Hie hub diHtrict,
j iepies;eiitiiiK ( 'liickainiiH, Yamhill, Col- !
iiiinbiii ninl ClntHiip ciniiilioH: ,1, W.
- Shollon, nf I'liinti, (niiii tlie fcixlli din-I
I 'i'M, ri'p'xoiif.iii Union, Umatilla, Wal-1
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J ney coiinticr-1 ami W. J I tl jhi-n, of llcpii-.
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MOp, bill
and Water
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