Bonham
General Merchandise
St. Johns the Center of Attraction
POR THE MANUFACTURER
Now Is the time to invest. In the spring in
vestors will flock here nntl prices will double.
We have n few Lots left at 200.00
Uusiness I'rojK:rty Lots 55'
Lots with nlieys joo.oo
TUIWS TO SUIT CALL AND SI:I2
W. H. King Land Co., St. Johns.
BUTTER !
Do you want good butter? It Is one of our special,
ties. We get it fresh every day. We have
different grades at right prices.
Wc sell the Best
COUCH &
$300.00 !
For a Fine Corner Lot Close to the High
School Building.
1'IIIK INSUKANCIt WKITTKN IN TIIK IIKST COMPANIES
Shepard, Dobie & Peterson,
riiiMjScott;.fii,
w- w m. t w m. t rm w t w
rcJNIINbULA BANK
CAPITAL STOCK, f 35,000 PAID UP.
AHSOLUTK SAl'IvTY is the best thing we have
to offer. Other inducements are of secondary
importance. Upon this basis only do we solicit your
patronage.
ST. JOHNS,
KADDERLY TRANSFER &
COMMISSION COMPANY
)rlrr In
FEED, HAY, LIME, CEMENT, SHINGLES
LATH, COAL. IJTO.
(U-t imr Filets, uiul we get Your lluMm'.
Phono Scott tW2. ST. JOHNS. OKl'.OON
EDMONDSON CO.,
Hardware, Tinware, Plumbing
Tin Roofs, flutters, etc.
Phone Scott 106$
Houses For Rent
II V
DANIEL BRECHT
" YOU WANT A IIOUBK CAM, ON UK
ST. JOHNS. OREGON
Star Market
We
only
shall handle
the finest of
MEATS
and our mtrotis
may
be sure of leing
sat-
tstieu in every
case
YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED
Smith & Hoover
Next door to Kdmoudsou's
JliRSHY STRHHT. ST. JOHNS
& Currier
Cochran Block
Family Groceries.
CO.
206 Philadelphia St.
Phone Union .1068
ST. JOHNS, OIIH.
a 1 m. t w r V
5
OR 150 ON.
9
V
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ST. JOHNS, Or
WOOD
Hood seasoned, stove-length
delivered anywhere on the
Peninsula, The best wood.
Older may lie left at Don
uelley's Market or plume
1 lvast 297.
Peninsula Feed and Fuel Co,
PORTSMOUTH
O, M.I Al l.K
O.P.Mr.UKIU
Faulk & Merrill
Coal, Hay, drain, Flour
(irounil Feed,
Paints, Oils and Building Materials
Phone Hast 713
University Park, . Oregon
.Mall Schedule
Mail arri vm at St. Johns at 7:10 n, at.
nml 1:15 p. m.
Loaves ut ioijo a. m., uiul 4545 p, m.
OHut ik h wi i'U ibys fioni 6145 a. m.
to 6:10 p. in. Sunday from 9 to jo a, ta,
No nulla ntmc or depart Sunday.
CITY COUNCIL
A Long Session Productive of Im
portant Uusiness
With Mayor Valentine in the
chnir all members responded to roll
call at the sixth meeting of the
council Tuesday evening. The
minutes of the last regular meeting
were read and approved
A communication from Mrs. I), j
J. Horsinaii was received asking
jiermission to take advantage of the
bonding act, claiming that she failed
to receive notice in time to do so,
and that the time had expired three
days. The communication was laid
on the table.
'1 he telephone franchise came up!
r discussion. The company tie-!
for 1
sired to build a central station and
lay cables in order that it could ren
der all prompt and efficient service.
The whole matter was referred
back to 'he committee.
The widening of Modoc street
and changing the name to Willis
Doiilevard was reported favorably
by the committee and is now in the
hands of city engineer fornpproval.
In the matter of improving lfcs
seiidcn street Aid. King suggested
that crushed rock be used on the
hill in place of gravel. The coun
cil all voted favorably on the motion
and the city engineer was ordered
to draw plans, etc.
A petition for opening and exten
ding Richmond street through the
Caples tract, accompanied by a
check for $50 to be used in guaran
teeing payment for viewers' ser
vices was presented. Referred to
the street committee.
A resolution was adopted ap
pointing I.. D. Chipmau, K. C.
Couch and A. Giinderson to view
the extension of Allegheny street
from Willis to Columbia boulevards,
and report the damage and benefits
tit the city hall May 20, at ) a. m.
A remonstrance against the loca
tion of a saloon on Jersey street be
tween Dtirliiigtou and Tacoma
streets was tabled by a unani
mous vote.
The city attorney was ordered to
prepare ordinances for the Improve
ment of all streets now under way,
and ieK)it at the next meeting.
On motion of Aid. Raser it was
ordered that amended ordinances
be drawn for all streets now to be
reailvertiseilaiidthatsepanitebidsbe
received for sidewalks and grading.
Aid. Norton brought up the mat
ter of placing a public fountain
11
Liberty Square.
It was refened to
mm 10 gel iigures, plans, etc.
the publishing of resolutions,
proiMtsals for street work and other
legal printing came up fortllscussion
mid rates quoted by the Portland
p.iers were read. Procr attention
was given the matter, and on mo-
tlonnfAld. Ilrcdccii 1 he Review
was nsked to give figures on all
P"uK.
On motion of Atd. Norton an or-
tllnance was ordered drawn re-'
quiring the payment of f.to a quar-
ter from all snooting gallet ies.
1 he water committee was iustruc-1
ted to negotiate with the water com-;
pany for the free use nf water hy-
(hints, except in case of fire, when
the usual rate will be paid.
The ordinance defining the rights
01 nicycie nuers came up tor us
third reading and final passage.
I he ordinance describing the
rules and regulations govei niug the
city dock and Us use came up for!
its second reading, and under .mis- ;
IHMision of the rules was read the
third time and unanimously passwl. I
A communication was received '
from the O. A. R, relative to clos-
lug the business houses on Memorial
Day mid inviting the mayor and
council to take part In the exercises,
un motion ot aw. teaser tlie
franchise asked for by M. V, l.oyl
to run a spur track from the electric !
line to the llriek and Tile Works
was giumco, ami tue city attorney
ordered to prcpaie the necessary pa-,
iers and present them to the conn
cil for consideration.
In order to ascertain the improve
ments contemplated by the O. R.
& N. and the location of a depot in
St. Johns, Mayor Valentine; Attor
ney l.reeiie and Aid. .Norton were
appointed as a committee to confer
with the proiK-r officials.
I On motion of Aid. Norton the
j city engineer was ordered to examine
: the Jowcr building on Jersey stteet
ami teport as to whether its con
struction is such as to warrant the
safety of tlie occtiauts. (
in icgard to the -f 10,000 issue of
1m1uicip.1l bonds the following reso
lution was unanimously passed: j
Resolved, That the city of St.
Johns issue umuicipnl bonds to the
amount of $10,000 for the erection, j
construction and maiuterauce of a 1
public building for city hall and
other city purHse.s, as provided by !
Oidiuauce No. 00 of said City of'
St. Johns. !
Reliable insurance at the
lowest j
rates at the Peninsula Dank.
It Is Dangerous to Neglect a
Cold. ,
How often do we hear it re-
marked: "It s only a cold," and a 1
few days later learn that the man
is on Ills lucK Willi Dtieumonia. 1
' " " ;liv.ll 1'III11IVUI UWHieilCV
mat a com, uowever sugiit, sitouul
11 ...
1101 te itistvgarueu. Ulianiberlaurs
Cough Remedy counteracts any
tendency of a cold to result in pneu
monia, and has gained its great
popularity and extensive sale bv its
prompt cua'S ol this most common
ailment. It always cures and is
pleasant to take. lfor sale by Jack
son's Pharmacy,
NEW BOAT
Is To Be Built for Use at the St.
Johns Ferry.
Last Tuesday The Review man
questioned Manager Drink of the
St. Johns Ferry Co. in regard to
the proposed Improvement of the
service, and elicited the following
information on being asked if there
was any intention of placing a large
boat in service Mr. Drink said:
j "A boat capable of handling all
, ti,c traffic at the ferry quickly and
witj absolute safety will be put on
' ns soon ns it can be built. 1 have
jst returned from a trip up the
Columbia where I was told a suit-
nble boat could be purchased. On
exntninititr this boat I found 1 could
not use it. 1 have inspected several
boats offered for sale, but found
none suitable for my purpose."
Then, producing a bundle of
papers, Mr. Drink remarked: "Here
are the specifications of the Sell
wood ferry boat. I paid $50 for
them, and am going to build a boat
after the plans. I find it impos
sible to find a boat suitable for our
needs for sale. There was a rumor
that the Lionel R. Webster could
be bought for $4,000. This was a
mistime. 1 lie weuster cost over
520,000 and the man who could
buy her for f-.i.ooo would have to
rob somebody. In fact, she is not
for sale at any price. The people
using tlie ferry want better service,
and so do I. Under our franchise
we have a year to put on a modern
boat. Dttt I shall not take advan
tage of this fact, but will go ahead
and build at once. No one Is in
terestetl any more than I am in cs
tablishing a first class ferry at this
point, but it takes time to get every
thing into sliiitH.', 110 matter what
you do. Like everything else in
St. Johns the business at the ferrv
has increased much faster than any
one anticipated, but we arc hand
, ling It satisfactorily except at such
times when a rush begins. Ask
; the coplc.to exercise a little pa
Itienceaud I will deliver the goods."
FIRE ESCAPES
Should He Placed on the Central
School HiilMing.
With its solitary school building
crowtletl to Its heating capacity with
tuitilts nf nil ni'i'S St Tolnw will 1
, wu t i0k after the safely of the
hundreds of youth mid teachers who
;ceupythe huge frame temple of
cnrjKr x ,Iiys j t,c week. The
,a.ccl,t attempt to fire the building
j,ns )r0nght forth the suggestion
that it would be a wise move to
,,r0vltle fire scapes for those or the
, MC0Ut htory case of fire. The
,s my i,e nr (m roomy uml
1 the way to safety well known to
all. but order is unknown to adults.
let alone children, when their lives
are threatened.
, The matter of providing add
tional places of exit could be taken
up in connection with the improve
iiicnts now proposed to the buildiiu;
' this summer. The central school
is built of hitihlv Inflammable ma
terial, and should fire gain headway
its incineration would be rapid, ant
probably with a loss ol life. Safe
and roomy fire cscnes can be pro
vided at a nominal cost, and the
patrons of the school should en
courage the directors to see that
they are installed at once. Ii the
work is ordered it will meet with
the approval of everv tax-iuver
the district,
MnAnUAui
Warriors ;tud Braves on the War
pn,(
The large fire canoe "Pearl City'
I left Drink & Poster's ford, at the
, seventh run and twentieth breath on
; the fifth miii of flower moon in the
415th O. S. D., loaded with Ki
wanda TrdK No. 43 of Improve
uruer ot Kcumeu, wnose warriors
and braves had succeeded in cap
.luring live palefaces, wlio were
securely bound and taken to the
canoe in Dig Chief A. I. McDou
aid's stage conch, a large four
seated coach drawn by the chief's
most fiery steeds.
1 hey proceeded to the hunting
grounds of Portland, in the great
j leservatiou of Oregon, where the
Minnehaha Tribe No. 2 proceeded
to scalp ami torture the palefaces
into submitting to tlie ordeal of the
mysteries of Redmatiship.
After the palefaces had made
peace with the Redmen, the great
chief of Oregcn surprised all of the
fifty present with a iot-latch of
some skookum-mtickamuck, and
there were numerous speeches made
by Redmcu from different iwrts of
I Oregon and California. The whole
Was a very enjoyable affair.
t'aietaces beware, as tlie canoe
will make another trip if any are
captuied.
Uverythtug in paint and oils at
loP & Kugland's, French block.
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Subscription Notice.
The subscription price of Thk
RiiViKW outside of Multnomah
county is Si. 50 per year in ad
vance. All papers will be dis
continued at tlie expiration of the
wine pain tor.
D. C. ROGERS
Real Estate and
Insurance
fits Lot in South St. Johns. Finest
residence property In St. Johns. No
shanties there. All lots xoxtoo.
f475 Lot 40x130, alley, four blocks from
posi omce.
( 900 Two lots on Willamette Boulevard,
50x130, witlt a river view that can
never be obstructed.
fiooo Quarter block on Tacoma street.
ftajo uusiness lot on jersey street;
close in and very desirable,
$4750 Quarter block on Jersey street,
business on next lot, and the very
best buy for Increase in value In St.
Johns.
Phone Scott 3104,
St. Johns.
L. B. CHIPA1AN
Real Eitslc.
J.
H. CANRIGHT
REAL ESTATE
I IIAVK CALLS each day from par
ties desiring to rent houses, If you have
sucii usi tiicui Willi inc.
I IIAVK Till'. IIKST nud client
proK!rty In St. Johns to sell, ns well as
that at the highest prices, cither for cash
or on tlie installment plan,
With the Snsh and Door Store
JERSEY STRBBT, - ST. JOHNS
W.J.PEODICORD
REAL ESTATE
j! 4 (jo Lot 50x100, North St. Johns,
400 I,ot 50x100, South St. Johns on
car line.
300 Lot 30x100, near school house;
ilUcount for cali,
1500 I,ot 50x100, business,
ljuo I,ot 25x100, IhuIiicm,
1600 7-nxiu house, corner lot 50x109 ;
fruit, river view, $200 cash,
bulancc inoutlily.
Other procrty. Office 114 Philadelphia
street, notary ruuuc.
If you
have property for sale
in St. Johns
or
tlie surrounding country
See
II. G. OGDHN
for
quick results.
Review office, St. Johns.
CHOICE FARMS!
We have some choice
furins iu Tualatin Val
ley to sell or trade for
St. Johns property.
Several bargains in
half acre tracts, or
chard and benries.
DODSON & CANFIELD.
Housekeeping
Apartments
Suites of two to four rooms, also
single rooms. Situated one block
from Columbia University, near
cor. of Pisk St. and Boulevard,
furnished or Unfurnished. A
pleasant walk from St. Johns,
suitable for mill men,
UNIVERSITY PARK
AW. DICKSON lhe tast 2
Bon Ton Barber Shop
Massfikld & Kakmlkix.
Pint class work and clean hot towels for
patrons. Hair cutting a
specialty.
Agents for West Coast Laundry.
Jersey street St. Johns 1
AN OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
S. H. GREENE
Attorney-it-Law.
Office: Room 9, Breeden Build
ing, corner Third and Washington
streets, Portland, and St. Johns.
Phone: Pacific 2098. Residence: St. Johns
Joseph McChcsncy, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND
SURdEON
Office In Holbrook Block
ST. JOHNS. - - OREQQN
DR. L. Q. HOLLAND,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Residence: On Modoc Street.
Phone Hast 6198. Offices Hol
brook Brick Block, rooms 3 and 4
Phone liast 3689.
St. Johns, .... Oregon
Dr. W. E. H ARTEL,
DENTIST
Crown and Bridge Work a
Socially
Rooms 1 and 2, Holbrook Block, St. John
Dr. MARY MacLACHLAN
Physician and Surgeon.
Residence Phone Scott 4064,
Office: Holbrook's New Brick Block.
Residence, St. John Hotel.
A. V. VINCENT, M. D.,
HOMEOPATHIC I
AND SUROEON
IIVSICIAN
Office 203 South Jersey street. Alt hours
OSCAR DeVAUL, M. D
Office liouu, 9 to it s, in.. 1 to s p. in,
Office Fliotie, Scot 1 1104.
Hcaldtnce Phone, Union J701.
Office In Unlrcmlly Vttk Drug Slot e.
BOLEN BROTHERS
CARPENTERS AND
CONTRACTORS
Wt OuanntM lo I'kiM
I!. T. UoUn, RI6 WllUmill lloulvf J.
CW. lloUn, 2JR 1ltr Slrctl
1ST. JOHNS, .
OKIIOON
N.
F. NOREN & CO.
Real Kstatc, Iaus, Insurance and
limine Chances, S, C. Norton,
corner Brunswick and Hudson
streets, Resident Agent. Phone
Itast 6390.
I J HUSKY STRHHT . ST. JOHNS
-
Carpenter & Dolbow
Plasterers, Brick Masons nud Ce
ment Workers. Kstlmatcs given
and satisfaction guaranteed. Refer
to editor of this Mcr. 755 Way
landstreet, University Park, Phone
Union 6797.
F. J. CARTER
BOOTS AND SHOES REPAIRED
Shop next door
to Auilcrvin's Bakery
011 Tacoma street.
Olve me a trial order.
St. Johns,
Oregon
C. AlARION SALISBURY
(lrailuate Optician
Wilt test the eyes tree of charge.
10 Tacoma Street. St. Johns, Oregon
I Goodrich & Goodrich,
ARCHITECTS
Pull Profewlonal Services Pl.e Per Cent
Saint Johns and Portland, Ore,
Zeller-Byrnes & Blackburn Co
Undertakers and Embalmm
209 Jersey Street
Lady AtsUtaut.
M. L. ROWLAND,
General Blacksmithlug ami'Kcpair
Ing, Horseshoeing a kpccialty. All
work warranted.
Cor. Ivanhocaud Tacoma sts., St. Johns
N.
A. GEE
House Mover
and Rtpalrcr
raised aud re.
Houses moved,
ft
iml. Odd lobs of all kinds.
roinnt sen-ice. reasonable charges.
Ivanhoe and Catlins treeU. Phone
Kat 61S9.
Saint Johns ... Oregon
F. M. LASHBAUGH
Fuel furnished, either short or
long. Draying and tcawwork
of every kind. Prompt service,
Terms reasonable.
Corner Jersey and Catlin, ST. JOHNS
LAUREL LODGE
No. 186 I. O. O. F.
ST. JOHNS, OREOON
Meets each Monday cvenine in Odd
Fellows hall, at 8:00. Visitors welcomed
G. M. Hall, N. G.
R. Elliott, Secretary.
G. W. OVERSTREET,
PLUMBER
Holbrook Block, 103 South Jersey
street. Phone Union 3S5.
Saint Johns
Oregon
MRS. N. McCANN
CLOTHINO CLEANER
Clothing cleaued, pressed and
mended -vith care and promptness.
Ladies clothes a specialty.
Old Postoffice Building
Saint Johns
Oregon
Keep Your Eye On St. Johns
ORDINANCE NO. 95
An Ordinance Regulating the Use
of Bicycles on the Streets of the
City of St. Johns.
The City of St, Johns docs ordain as
follows:
Section I. It shall be unlawful for any
person to ride any bicycle at any time
upou any of the sidewalks described as
follows:
I. Any sidewalk on cither side of Jer
sey, Philadelphia or Burlington streets,
or on any sidewalk within tlie City of St.
Johns In n street where a bicycle path Is
constructed or maintained.
3. Any sidewalk wlUiiu.thc limits of
the City of St. Johns in u street Upon
which Is laid a plank roadway or which
is (mvciI or improved with a hard sur
face pavement. '
Upon all streets other than thoe here
inbefore described It slmll be lawful to
ride bicycles upon the sidewalks at a
sliced of not more than six miles per
hour during the mouths of January, Feb
ruary, March, April, November and De
cember ot cacn year.
Section 3. It shall be unlawful fornny
person to ride any bicycle upou, along,
or across any of the public streets or con
structed bicycle piths within the limits
of the City of St. Johns at a greater rate
of speed than eight tulles cr hour.
Section 3. It shall be unlawful for any
person to ride a bicycle within the limits
of the City of St. Johns unless there shall
be attached to such bicycle a gong or
bell, which can be heard at a distance of 1
not less than thirty (30) feet, and it shall
lie unlawful for any person to ride any
bicycle within the limits of the City of
St. Johns, during the night time, with
out carrying and displaying In a con
spicuous place a head light, which can be
seen at a distance of not less than thirty
(30) feet, so placed on said bicycle as to
warn crsdns of the approach thereof,
Section 4. It shall be unlawful forauy
person to Ivad, ride or drive any domes
tic animal or nnlmals or nuy vehicle
upon, along or across any sidewalk With
in the limits of the City of St. Johns.
Section j. All persons riding bicycles
approaching each othcrahall pass to the
right, and all persons riding bicycles
overtaking other persons 011 bicycles
shall xtss to the left,
Section 6. Alt lentous riding bicycles
u)oii or along any of the streets, county
roads, or constructed bicycle piths with
in the limits of the City of St. Johns
shall travel on the right-hand side of the
street, county road, or bicycle path,
Section 7, The definition of a bicycle
for the purosc ol this ordinance is any bi
cycle, tricycle, (in.nl, quint or sextuple to
be ridden by a crsou or jicrsous without
artificial motive xjwer, and propelled
wholly or iu part by such person or cr
sous while riding.
Section 8. Any icrsou violating the
provisions of this ordinance shall, uiwn
conviction thereof Itcfore the municipal
court, be punished by 11 flue not exceed-
Ing filly dollars (30.00.)
Pascd the council May
ascd the council May 31, luofi.
Approved May 31, 1906.
P. W. VAI.KNTINK,
Attest:
Mayor.
W. L. TllOHNIIVKIt.
I (.reorder.
Published in the St. Johns Review
35, 1906.
May
ORDINANCE NO. 96
An Ordinance to Regulate the Use
of the Public Wlinrf (it the Toot
of Richmond Street, In the
City if St. Johns.
The city of St. Johns does ordain as
follows:
Section I. No water craft shall be
lcriultted to remain at the nubile wharf
at the, foot of Richmond street In the
City of St. Johns for a longer jieriod than
three hours, unless receiving ordischarg.
Ing cargo, A violation of this section
shall bcilccmcda inlwlciiianormid on con
viction thereof In the municipal court of
said city, the offender shall be punished
by a fine of not less than U cnty.fi vc dol
lars (f,oo) nor more than one hundred
dollars moo.oo.)
Section 3. No frctuht of anv kind.
cither goods, wares, merchandise orother
personal property, shall be allowed to re
main on said wharf for a longer period
than forty-eluht hours. At the cxnlnu
tion of said time the chief of police of
said city shall remove, or cause lobe re
moved, said freight from said wharf to
some safe and convenient place at the ex-,
rente of the owner of said freight, and
shall be entitled tocollcct from the owner
or the person entitled to said freight not.
to exceed one dollar per ton, or fractional
part thereof, per month stotage for said
freight and an additional ten per cent on
said storage charge to reimburse thecitv
for its outlay and inconvenience in se
curing such storage. The owner or per
son entitled to such freight shall not
have pot&es!on thereof until such
charges have been mid. Provided, how-
ever, that this ordinance shall not apply
to freieht deposited uixn sjld wharf for
shipment out of the City of St. Johns.
Passed the council May 33, 1906,
Approved May 33, 1906.
F, W, Valkntisk.
Attekti Mayor.
W. L. Tiiouniivkk,
Recorder,
Published. In the St. Johns Review
May
35, 1906.
Proposals for Street Work
Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the Recorder of the City of
St. Johns, Oregon, until lune . 1006.
at 4 o'clock p. m.. for the improvement
of. Thompson street, from Myers street
to Lively street, iu the manner nm.
vide4 by ordinance No. 63, subject to
me provisions 01 tne Quarter and Ordin
ances of the City of St. Johus, and the
plans, specifications and estimates of tin
city eugineer on file, as amended by Or
dinance No, 83.
Bids must be strictly in acconlanr
with printed blanks which will be fur
nishetl ou application at the office of the
Recorder of the Citv of St. Tohna. ami
said improvements must be completed ou
or before sixty days from the date of the
last publication of notice for nrono&ali
for said work.
No proposals or bids will he 'mn.
sidered unless accompanied by a certified
check payable to the order of the Mayor
of the City of St. Johus, certified by a
responsible bank, for an amount equal
to ten per cent of the a?iririate nm.
posal.
The riuht to relect anv and all M.U U
hereby reserved.
W. U. TIIORNDVKK,
Recorder of the City of St. Johns.
TubUshed in the St. Johns Review May
o. 3j ami June I, 1906,
Business and cnllinc cards
ed on short notice at this office.
ew type, good material and skill.
ful workmanship make a haoDv
combination. We have it.