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Newspaper Page TextTHE ST JOHNS REVIEW rubllnhed Kftrr FrliUy nv McKKON & MAKKM'.. Subicrlptlon rlt, 1.00 pr Tfr In sdtsne. AJtfrtUIn rsln. it.OO prr Inch per month All idferllsMK tun psjaiin " month. , Job rrlntlnt scutd In nrst-elsss s.ie. Hills for Job Prlntlne csth on dellterr. All eommunltstlons should be sddreised to The BtTlsw, St. Johns, Oreion. TlIK RHVIKW In cnlcrcil nt K)slo(Ticc lit Siilnt Johns, Oregon, ns mall matter of tlic second clais under the Act of Con gress of Mnrclt 3, 1879. omclsl Hswipspsr of ths Olty of BU Jokn. Phono Coat 6100. FRIDAY, JUNli 8, 1906. ANNOUNCEMENT. On June 1 st A. W. Mrtrklc he cnnie the possessor of one-half in terest in this paper and printing plant, untl henceforth The Review will he puhishetl timldr the firm name of McKcon & Mnrkle. It had heen Mr. Markle' s intention to establish another paper m this city, hut after looking over the field very carefully and conversing with a number of business men on the subject, he came to the conclusion that it would not be n feasible till dertnkiiij; nt this stae of the city's progress, ftel "K that it would be rather an imposition tmon the mer chants of the town, without whose .support another newspaper could not Ioiik survive. The opportunity presenting" itself to secure n half in terest in The Review, he decided to accept the chance and join forces with Mr. McKcon in uettiiiK out n pajier that will improve with age. The muck raking isover, anyhow. Now the boys are fignriiiH what it cost thein. The man who did not simp up it few of those easy bets is the saddest individual of them all. Hy the way the mails were used it would pay Uncle Sam to hold an election four times a year. Now for the promises that were made bufoie election. I le will be a mighty truthful man who makes Don't stay in a town you do not like and eiinuot woik for with all your alight. Iloost! If you can't boost, move! Theic wetv all kinds of setups and all kinds of counting, but one of the most interest iim. of them all was that of the "wets" ami "tliys" of St. Johns. Although woman Millnige was di'foiittd at the leccnt election the battle will be reiii'vuil two yeais hence. So say the piomiiieiit wink ers of the movement. Theciitiif Republican state ticket with the exception of governor was eliclitl last Miiiidiiy. The popu larilyof ( Jovei nor Chambui lain was too much to oveicome, and he was le-eliclttl by a handsome uiajoiity. - The cximnc of the uiiuituTof can iiing meats by the packing houses of the meat tiust will not have the, effect of causing a demand for canned mints of any kind. Ac coitling to the findings of the invert tigutois it seems that only the llesh of tliseased animals, coloictl willi chemicals ami highly .seasoned with spices, is used in compounding the delicacies of the canned line, - I he leceiit election is a pittcliettl cjiv my ,,mv either for the en tleiuoiisttatiou tf the fact that Ixith ,jlc wr r may segtegate the bid Republicttus and Democrats have . M, ,,s t ielutle only the grading or cut loose front the old pai ty ties anil tbe sidewalk. This makes it jmssi ate willing to vote for those whom ,t. for IOie vrsotts to become in they think are good men and who lcu..stcd in the work mid should will live up to their piomiscs. The ,0ve a matetial factor in seeming day of the ward boss and oliticul ncceptable bids, pimp has disapeatel. The intelli- - . gent voter leads and investigates, Ask yourgitH-crfor I.inne'sbread. Sugar $4.95 per Sack SPOT 1 Casli-I'rol'it-Sliarinj; Coupons. Do not forget to ask for mr coupons with every cash purchase. (iroccry Sccials 1 lb. coffee 150 $ cans oysters 25c cans corn jjc 1 package of Postitm 20c 1 jtackage Shredded Wheat . 100 10 bars Hig Value Soap . . . 25c $ cans totnatiKis. 250 5 lbs. laid 55c 3 lbs. Glass Starch. . . 25c Saturday Special With every older of $5 worth of goods 25 pounds of sugar for $1. We Carry Everything in Department Store floods. ST. JOHNS GROCERY CO. V In doiiiR this he judges for himself, and ns a result old party affiliations ure severed. The official, whether he fills the office of dog catcher or thnt of tiovernor. who enforces the laws and lives up to his promises is the one the people want and the one who will have a hold on his posi tion as long as he does what lie says he will. I There are lots of the late coiners who register an able-bodied howl about the wet weather, but they cntt tlinnk their stars there are no mosotiitoes nccoinmnviusr the wet. It takes two years for a tenderfoot to get acclimated hi Oregon. Defeated by a narrow margin of five votes for the office of sheriff of Multnomah county, Tom Word has announced that he will contest the election of Robert I,. Stevens. The official canvass gave Stevens 9,260 and Word 9,255. On the comple tion of the count Stevens was sworn in as sheriff. Word claims gross frauds were committed, notably in the Sellwood tlistrict, and that a gain of one vote in each precinct in the recount will make a difference of 90 votes in his favor. The re count may shown gain for Stevens. Knell candidate claims many irregu larities on the part of the other, and each claims the final count will re sult in his favor. The candidate who made a news pajier campaign is the one who de livered the goods or whocould show results. The street corner candi date in every instance was snowed under iy tue avaiaiicne hi voiT or cast for his more enterprising rival. III using tile iiewspapcis me canoi - lutes and the principles they stood for wete taken directly to the voter, ami left an impression that lasted to the day of election. The news paper campaign had its origin in the west and is being introduced and favorably icceived in the east. The intelligent, reasoning voter is leached ami convinced, and that is all the mini running for office de sires. Future campaigns will be conducted by the liberal use printers' ink. of COMMERCIAL CLUB, All UVCH wi.i mciiincrs ,111x1 111 . a a. ... . . . . .. At. W. A. Mall. t 1 ..t H 1.. 1. 1.. ,., i...rc ..r tin. f,.iii,iu.r..,il Club mt even ilnun mil nt tin. 1 Iiir tiii i'tim. nt i V. A. hall Wednesday evening. After toll call and the reading and appioval of the minutes of the last meeting the icpoits of the Miiuiliug committees weie culled for, but on account of the meagre attendance little business was done tilling, the viii ions lines, Mr. Noitou, fiom the cniiuuitUe iipM)inted to confer with thetillicials of the telephone company in icgiinl to better telephone laeilities in the city, made an cxplauatnty talk. As satisfactory pinguvs hud been made by the council in the matter the ieMirl was accepted and the committee din-lnuged. The matter of suitable ml vei lining came up and was diseased at length, but no action taken. A euiil of thanks was teudeied the I'oilluud livening Journal for the illustiatitl wi itc-up of .St. Johns ami - eveial of itsiudustrieslast Moutlay. l iiiHti taut business tif iuteiest to eveiy member f the club will come up at the tegular meeting next Wednesday evening, and all inein bets aie urged to be piesettt. ,Ma Hid Separately. ; PioH'ctive biddeis tut stieet im iiiitvoiiieiils nmv tiniler venv In Ibis CASH Furniture Special We teeeived this week a .ship ment of furiiituie that will le put on sale immediately to tutu it Into cash. Only a few pieces at these prices to iutttxluce this dcp.11 Uncut immediately : Iioulietls ?J.95 Rawhide bottom chair ... .49 11110 bed spring 1.05 Hod mutt less j.45 Kitchen table 2.10 Nice dittsscr . 0.25 You should see these giuxls to be convinced of the utmiatchable bat gains. Notice the big dowl Iluudiods this price. nine-cent wiu of articles at A few cases of tomatoes for s per case of two doen cans. ELECTION A Splrite I Contest and Prohlhiton is Defeated. The election last Monday settled for a time the much discussed ques tion as to whether St. Johns will be nil open or a closed town as far ns the sale of intoxicating liquors is concerned. Prohibition was the main issue and it was defeated by the narrow margin of seven votes. To decide the issue two precincts Nos. 60 nnd 67 were combined. In Precinct No. 66 there were 17 viii s east, with a uiaiority of two nirnhist prohibition. Ill Precinct No. 67. coinnrisiiig the city of St tubus. .126 voles were enst. Out of this number .113 voted on the wet and drv ouestion. The result was in doubt until the Inst hair dozen ballots were reached. Out f the in ba ots marked 174 were vM wet and 169 dry, giving tniiiiiritv ol five for the wets out o t.n ballots marked. These fiv votes of No. 67 nnd the two votes if No. 66 in favor of an open town nave the anti-prohibitionists n nut ioritv of seven. Eighty-live ballots were unmarked on the prohibition issue. While there is some talk th ueiieral opinion is that there will be no contest. Knelt side is satisfied and the whole mutter will probably be allowed to rest until the next 1 L'eneral election. I There was considerable confusion in regard to the registration of vo l..rc Pmll.'lllR' lli'tuil'll 25 IMll IS voters liad to be sworn in, necessi 1 tali delay and causing ; , . , , ,.,,.,, Kor the governorship Chamber lain received 202 votes against i cast for Witliycombe. Kor V. S. senator Ciearin received 17s votes to Ilourne's 160. Ceo. A. Steel, for state treasurer was well leinembered, receiving 23 votes to 77 for Mattock, his near est livnl Willis S. Duniway, for state 111 inter, was complimented by 229 votes, against 7.1 for lavlor J Scott. Demount. Kor ciicuit judge. Department No. 2. Alfied 1'. hears won ove Oglesby Voiilig by a vote of 228 to km. while C. P. Ciantcnbein, for 'iri'lllt illillii" I liMmrtllll'tlt Nil. .1 -"-""- J"r I I r-.t,t.iVMi ,,, votes itiMiiiiht H.i cast !for II. II. Nicholas. for county Niuge 1.. k. wensie 1 t 1 1 t , received JOJ llgllllisi 1.17 lor joint , an .nine In the ballot for sheriff loin Word icceived the banner vote o the city 11 securing 247 votes against 135 for Stevens. Kor county clerk, Kriuik Kit-Id 7 A votes, against 51 for Saiiiue Osboiu, Socialist. Carl A. llntudes distanced all rivals in the balloting for county auditor, having 209 votes. Kor coioner J. P. Kitilev had 21 voles, against .10 for W. S. Arm strong. The amendment to the local op lion laws giving the ptohihitiouists and anti-prohibitionists etittal pilvi leges was defeated by a vote of 213 to im I his vote can be accouutet for by leiiMin that many did not umlerstaiid the wording on tlielallot The constitutional nuiciidmcut uiving cities and towns exclusive power to enact and amend their own chin tcrs received nil affirmative vote of 20.S against 51 foi the negative The Republican candidates for the state legislature won out by handsome majorities, (1. I.. Pel line of St. Johns, can tlidate for member of the legislature on the Socialist ticket, received handsome complimeutaiy vote from his friends. Kor Sale or Rent. Kight-room house in Point View. Por paiticulars phone labor 49. Wanted. Hand honors at the Wu&t Ciust l.auudiy. Apply nt once. Wauled. Pupils on brass and iced instill incuts, h. Wright, llnitduutstcr. Kor &ile Kuiuttutc of stx-toom house for sale all or part. House for tent K. C, lluillmrt, A01 Mohawk street, St. Johns. Wanted. Pupils on brass and reed iitsttu ineiits. S. K. Wright, naiidiiiaster, St. Johns. Kor Rent. Two furnished or unfurnished suites at leasonablo prices. Impure 115 Kdison street. Mis. M. Hriggs. Kor Sale. Kggs for hatching fiom pure hied Golden, Silver, Ring-Necked and I.atly Amherst pheasants. Inquire of Paul or Thomas Cochran, Uni versity Park. W nted. Kirst class painters. Apply once to Tojv & Kugkiud, Johns, Ore. at St. Notice! All Krsotis knowing themselves indebted to the firm of McKeou & Thorndyke or R. W. McKeou are requested to call and settle. Any one having bills against the above parties will please present them for payment. CHURCH NOTICKS. Congregational church K. J. Warren, pastor. Sunday school to n. tn. rrcaciiinc it a. tn. sunieci: "What Think Ye of Christ?" livening service S p. 111. Holy Cross Cntholic church, Portsmouth Station 8:15 a. 111., low mass; tons m., high innss; 7:30 p. 111., vespers nnd benediction. Kvnmrelicnl church Ii. K. McVicker, pastor. Stindny school 10 n. 111. Prcachiiie 1 1 n. 111. nnd 8 p. in. Jr. K. I,. C. K. 2:10 p. m Sr. K. I. C K. 7 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday 8 p. tn. Christinn church Services at the Haptist church June 10 at 3 p. 111 A recognition service will be in con nection with the enrollment of nictiv bcrs nnd communion. The pas tors nnd others of the severnl churches in Portlnnd will take part Some sinners from the various choirs nrc expected to rcndcr selcc tions rtppropriatc to theocension. St. Andrew's Kpiscopal Chnpcl, University Park -Rev. Win. U. Powell, chnplain Regular services 1 1 n. 111. Sunday school 10 n. 111. EXTRA SESSION Of tlic City Council Hel.1 Wednesday Afternoon. An ndjourned meeting of the city council wns held Wednesdny alter noon with Mnor Valentine in the chair and nil members present ex cept Aid. Hewitt. The principal business wns to consider the telephone franchise mid to pass the street improvement ordinances. Aid. Norton of the finance com miltee wns in favor of immediate action on the telephone franchise. He wanted certain restrictions placed tiixju tin- company nsa guar' aiitee of good service, but believed both the city and the company should make concessions. He was willing to cut out the clause iu the franchise requiring the payment of 2 i2 per cent of the gross receipts to the city. 1I thought 15 years was a long enough time for the life of the franchise . The proposition to accept the 10 cent rate to I,imi ton looked good to him. Hut some thing should be done and that piomptly. Immediate and good service was imiM-rativc, ami the sooner it was obtained for St. Johns the better. The Portland telephone franchise was read and tlu recorder and city attorney were instructed to make the printer cotni .trisons of the Port laud franchise .mil the one asked for by the Pat. die States Co. The street improvements ordered for Charleston, Hayes and Monteith streets were tiiUnup and ordinances passed ordering the work. On motion of Aid. Dottie the or dinance in n fvieuce to storage on the public dock was amended so as to include outgoing as well as in coming freight, to the effect that it shall not lie on the dock longer than S hours. THREE WEDDINGS The ,U. I:. Pastor Officiates at Three Weddings. Rev. K. L. Young has been busy during the week tying Hymen's knot, having officiated at the wed dings of the following couples: .Sunday evening, June 3, Adam .inn and Tryphosa Wake were marrktl by the Methodist minister. Wednesday, June 6, at the home of Mr.s. Watts, ucross the Willamette from St. Johns, the nuptials of I-,. I). Suitter and Naoiim J. Watts wete cclcprulcd. Rudolph Goglc and Goldie A. Watkiiw were joined iu wedlock nt the home of the bride at Sunnyside cdne.sday evening, June 6. Parole Offlcej Rev. I'. L. Young has just re ceived from Judge Kraer his ap- M)iutmeut as probation olhcer for the juvenile court. His district in cludes all of St. Johns nnd a (tortiou of UiiivciMty Park and Portsmouth. Hoys and girls who are now getting "eloe to the edge" will do better to follow more even careers -or they wilt Ite looked after. Kor Sale Cheap. One plunger pump, brass fitted with casing, capacity 5,000 gallons hour : one 1 5-u0r.se jower motor for alternating current, and iu ex cellent condition. Call at St. Johns Water Company's office or phone f.ast (3o: 1 . 11. I'.dletseu, tutper- iiiteudeiit Turkish Baths at HALL'S BARBERSHOP OPKN DAY AND NIGHT. V. W COl'l'YN. Masseur. Special I Special I Special I POINT VIEW 1 li.iv. fourteen .sax too lots near Point View tli.it I utll e)l ut flSoa lot. K. C, llurlK-tt. loS i-j Jersey trvet. R. WILCOX, Dray and Baggage Line I'tione Scott IJoS. l'iauo Moving a Spevialty, Leave orders at UallUcru' furniture tore ami they will receive prompt attention, GRADUATING EXERCISES Of the nightli Grade of the St. Johns Public Schools. The graduating exercises of the eighth grade class of the St. Johns school will be held in Utckner s hall Tuesday evening, June 19th. The law requires that graduates must answer 80 per cent of the questions given by the state board. Twenty-three out of twenty-four members have received averages ns indicated below. The officers of the class are: President, Lola Wal ker; vice-president, Abbie Graves; secretary, George Uutt; treasurer, Iimery Gillmore. The class will give n rendition of Lonufellow's "hvancclinc," and will receive diplomas at that time Ncnrlv the entire clnss have de cided to take tip the high school work next year. Kollowimr are the names ol the class and their averages: Chester Massey . . 88 Edith Haldwin . . 85 Abbie Graves 86 Jesse Hanks 90 KdithYork 87 Josephine Young 88 Lola Walker 99 Loin Herald 9 Ida Jones 94 Ikssic Phillips. . . Ray Urock Kvcrett Iltiery Karl IJrodahl Henry Young Clyde Teeling Melvlu Koyle 85 82 94 88 88 85 86 Mnttd Peterson 86 Arthur Clark 89 George Uutt 83 Iimery Gillmore 85 I'lossie Ogdcu Jack Douglass Sylvia Taylor NEW STEAMER 89 89 86 To lie Built at the St. Johns Ship Yards. The St. Johns Shipbuilding plant has secured the contract tor n new steruwheel steamer lor the Coluin bin & Cowlitz River Transportation Co. The new boat will be 145 feet long, 28 i2 feet beam, with n depth of hold of 7 feet. She will be equipped with the machinery taken from the Regulator, uiiicli was de stroyed by fire a few mouths ngo caused by an explosion of her oil tanks. This machinery was en tirely uninjured by the fire, and has been overhauled and put iu iirst class shao. The new steamer wil be used for towing, and work wil begin at once. How to Ilrcnk Up a Cold. It may lie a surprise to many to learn that a severe cold can be com pletely broken up in one or two days' time. The first symptoms of a coltl are a dry, loud cough, a pro fuse watery discharge from the nose, and a thin white coating on t... ...... mm..... ri......i....i..:.... , uiv iuiiiiw. inn wimiui'vi nun a Cough Remedy is taken every hour 011 the Iirst appearance of these symptoms, it counteracts the effect of the cold and restores the system to a healthy condition within a day or two. Kor sale by Jackson's Pharmacy. Smoke a St. Johns cigar cigar on the market the Crow." best 10c "White W. JOWER, Jower Mock, N. Jcrcy it. SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK IN Childrcns' White Dresses, Children's Aprons, Ladies Aprons. See tlic.se bargains unit compare quality unit jiricvs. iso iruuuie o show mxxU. IN THH CIRCUIT COURT 01' THH STATU OP ORUC.ON, COUNTY Of MULTNOMAH. Httie ration, Plaintiff, vs. James K. Patton, Defendant. To James K. I'm ton, the above named defendant : In the name of the State of Ore eon you are hereby summoned and required to apix-.ir and atuwer the complaint tiled , aK-iinst you in the above entitled suit on : or before the 7th day o( July, 1906, which is utter six weeks nave expired trout the date of the first publication of this sum mons. It is prescribed iu the order for the publication of summons that the summons be published for six cotisecu 1 tive weeks, and said order was made and uaieti me jii nay 01 aiay, 1906, ami the nrst puimcation tlicrcoi is made the 35th day of May, 19116, und if you fail to ap pear and answer, the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief prayed for in her Mid complaint, to wit : 1 uat tue bonds 01 matrimony hereto fore and uow existing between the plain till and defendant be dissolved, and that she be divorced from defendant ; for her costs ami disbursements of this suit, and for such other further or different relief as to the court shall seem equitable. This summons is published once a week for six successive weeks in the St. Johns Review by order of the Honorable Jude Alfred bears, Judge of the above entitled court, made the list day of May, 1906. H. Dk.nmngkk, Attorney for the Plaintiff, 414 Chamber of Commerce, Portland, Oregon. first insertion May 3$, 19-6. Last insertion July 6, 1906, r Have You Tried Smith's Pharmacy? If Not, Why Not? Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, Cigars, Candles, Stationery, etc. Special Attention Given m bJv loiuniuia oouiuvuiu. ORDINANCE NO. 105 An Ordinance Assessing the Cost of Imp ovlng Hayes Street front it.,. V..ci,.rtu I l. of ftnrl nrf nit the Westerly Line ot uiiri.tiRtoii :. . .4 a . it.- r . 1 1.,. ir Lilte of atrccno inc uj.itny 1 c.irnt.1 In ilir Cltv of St. mM Improvement iiittst be completed tin Maple btrcct in tlic Ul 01 3l'lor)tfo;u(,xtv,tavfrom tltcdatcol Iat Johns, OrcRon, and i)rectlnK V';' '' ""llcc for lwi for i:i,. f C.'i Aecixsmenl In ! N piotK.tlor bid will tic considered nn bntr of btic 1 Assissmint in 1 , , n ccr,fic,i C,ccU the Docket of City Liens. The city of St. John doe ordain nit follows: TIil Council of the Cltv of St. John having nccrtnlned thecot of Improving Ilnye street from the westerly line of li.irllm.ioii kiti.i't to the tittcrlv line of Mnnle street, ill the Mid city of I St. John. n shown by reKdiitlon of council of recoid nnd date May 1st, 191)6, mid notice thereof Imv lug tricti published In the St, John Review, 11 weekly new picr of general citctilatioit published at St. Joliiis, for three (J) consecutive wccks from May 4th, 1906, to May iSlh, Hi, In clusive, us shown by ulhdavit of foreman of said mh.toii lite, and the legal pool ing of notices of such street Improve ment 11 shown by nllidavil of City Ktigi neer oil file with City Ucconler no te monstrance having hccit filed and n provided by rcMilutloit of May 1st, Ku6tthc stun of 510,191.07 being the City Hiiglneer's prellmiiiiiry estimate, 11s inucndeii, of the cost, but to lv more ac curately detcrtnincd by .ild City I'.ugl neer. The time within which said Improve ment is to be completed I hereby fixed ut sixty days from Inst publication o' no tice for proiMcuils for said work, vhicli propoMlsiuust befiled with the Kcctnler of said city by June 16th, 1906, nt tour o'clock p. 111. Now. therefore, It Is hereby ordered that said street lc Improved accordingly, and that the Recorder shall give notice hy publication for not less than three (A) Insertions lit successive publication in the St. John Review, n weekly newspa er of general circulation iu the City of St. joints, Oregon, Inviting proptsalt for either the making of the whole of said improvement or for sidewalk or grilling septrutely, mid said sum, or such sum a shall finally lc fixed mid determined bys-ild CityHugi neer, not exceeding said sum, Is hereby assessed to the lots, part ot lot ami tracts in their several proportions iu the assessment district of said Hayes street front the westerly Hue of Iturlingtoii street to the easterly line of Maple street. In the restiectivc amounts to be hereafter determined and aesM;il tosaid lots, turts of lot and tracts as being ben efited by said street Improvement, here tofore declared and now designated as nil the lots, parts thereof, and pircelsof laud within a line 100 feet from the outside line of each side of said Hayes street a herein itescrllH'ti, The Recorder is herebydirected to en ter at the proper time the Mid asMxtucut hereby made lit the docket of cltv liens. and cause notice thereof to be published as provided by the city charter. Passed the council June 6, 1906. Approved June ft, 191. 1', V. VAI.KNTINK, Attest: Mayor, V. L. Tiiohnovku, Recorder. Published in the St. Johns Review June , I9. Proposals for Street Work Sealed oronosals will be received at the office of the Recorder of the City of St, Johns, Oregon, until June 6, louo. ut 4 o'clock p. ut., for the improvement of Mayes street irom me westerly liueol Ilurlington street to the easterly line of Maple street iu the maimer provided by Ordinance No, 105, subject to the pro visions 01 tlic quarter ami umiuances ol the City of St. Johns; and the plans, specifications and estimates of the city engineer on tile, ut the ollice of the City nccuriicr. llids must be strictly iu accordance with printed blanks which will be fur nished on application ut the oiTicc of the Recorder of the City of St. Johns, and said improvement unut be completed on or before sixty days from the date of last publication 01 notice lor proposals tor said work. No proposals or bids will be considered unless accompanied by a certified check payable to the order of the Mayor of the City of St. Johns, certified by'a respon sible bunk, for an amount equal to leu per cent of the aggregate proposals. The right to reject any ami all bids U hereby reserved. uy onier 01 tue ttty council. W. L. Thorndvkr, Recorder of the City of St. Johns. Published in the St. Johns Review June a, 15 ami 23, 1900. Proposals for Street Work Scaled proposals will be received at the office of the Recorder of the City of St. Johns, Oregon, until June 26, 1900, at 4 o clock p. tn., for the improvement of Mouteith street (now Jersey street) from to Prescription Work. French Block. the center of it Intersection with Ilu chaiinn street to the center of it inter nection with Learned street In the titan tier provided by Ordinance No. 103, sub jc:t to the provisions of the Charter nnd Ordinance of the City of St. Johns, nnd the plan, specification mid estimates of the City Hiiglncer on file nt the olTicc of , the City Recorder. 1 "c "irictiy 111 ncconinticc intc,n,lnllk!l w,;,ch wM he fllr. H''lcd 011 application nt the ollice ol tlic ii'Minn nil mi 1 " 1.. .1,. rin. ..f . t..i.... . ,.,,,1 I .1.1- h. It.. .k.1. ,.f tl.. f,(l...s. rf thH tuynb c to the order 01 tlic .Mayor 01 tue '..r . ... .... 1... ' 1 til 01 at. jouus, ccniimu oy it rtsimiui- I hie hank for an amount equal to ten per cent of the nLVrciMte Dropout. The right to reject any and nil bid I hereby reserved. Ilv order of the Cltv Council. W. L.TllOHNIlVKIt. Recorder of the City of St. Johns, Published in the St. Johns Review June H, 15 nnd 32, 1906. Proposals for Street Work Scaled iirniHivil will be received 11 1 the office of the Recorder of the City of St. John, Oregon, until June 36, 1906, ut .1 o'clock p. tn., for the Improvement 01 Charleston street from the north Hue of Jersey street to the north line of Hudson street In the manner pro vided by Ordinance No, iu, subject to the provision of the Charter nnd Ordi nance of the City of St. John; nnd the plan nnd sjiccificiitioii and estimate of the city engineer 011 file ut the ollice of the City Recorder. Illds must le strictly iu accordance with Printed blank which will be fur nished on application ut the office of the Recorder of the City of St. John, und said Improvement tutist be completed on or U'fnre sixty day from the date of last publication of notice for prtposnls for said work. No proosnl or bid will be considered miles accompanied by 11 certified check piyuble to the order of the Mayor of the City of St. Johns, certified by a rcsxu sible Ikiuk, for an amount equal to ten jer cent of the aggregate proxs.ils. The right to reject any nnd all bids is hereby reserved. Ily order of the city council. W. L. TllOHNDVKK, Recorder of the City of St. Johns. Published lit the St. Johns Review June K, 15 ami 3i, 1906. Proposals for Street Work Scaled proosals will be received at the ollice of the Recorder of the City ot Si. Johns, Oregon, until June 19, 1906, at 4 o'clock p, tn., for the improvement of Chicago street from the north line of Hayes street to the south line of Port laud lkmlevard in the manner provided by Ordinance No, 100, subject to the pro visions of the charter and ordinances of the City of St. Johns, and the plans, specifications uml estimates of the city engineer on file at the office of the City Recorder. llids must be strictly In accordance with printed blntiks which will be fur nihed 011 application at the office of the Kcconicr 01 tue city of M. Johns, anil said improvements must be completed on or before sixty days from the date of last publication of notice for proposals for said work, No proposals or bids will be considered unless accompanied by a certified check payable to the order of the Mayor of the City of St. Johns, certified by a respon-' sible bank, for an amount equal to ten per cent of the aggregate proposals. The right to reiect any und all bids is hereby reserved. Ily order of the City Council. V. L. TllORNOVKK, Recorder of the City of St. Johns. Published iu the St. Johns Review June I, Band Ij, 1906. Proposals for Street Work Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Recorder of the City of St. Johns, Oregon, until June 19. iqo6. at 4 o'clock p. m for the improvement of Crawford street from the westerly line of Pittsburg street to the easterly line of So leui street, in the manner provided by Ordinance No. 98, subject to the provi sions of the charter and ordinances of the City of St. Johns, and the plans, specifications und estimates of the citv engineer on file at the office of the City Recorder. liids must be strictly in accordance with printed blanks which will be fur nished on application at, the office of the Recorder of the City of St. Johns, and said improvement must be completed on or before sixty days from the date of last publication of notice for proposals for said work. No proposals or bids will be considered unless accompanied by a certified check payable to the order of the Mayor of the City of St. Johns, certified by a rcsponsi U bj ik. for an am mnt equal to ten per cent of the aggregate proposals, The right to reject any and all bids is hereby reserved. By order of the City Council. W. I.. TltOKNDVKK, Recorder pf the City of St. Johus. Published in the St. Johns Review June I, Sand 1 s, 1906.