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THE ST JOHNS REVIEW
I'ubllitiM Krerr Frldsy
IIV McKUON & MAUKI.K.
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gress of March 3, 1879.
Official Newipsper of ths City of St. Johni,
Phone Cast 0106.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1906.
The .surprise party of the senson
was the one held nt the city hull
Tuesday evening.
One way to build tip n town is to
inspire confidence. Without conn
deuce ambition is lacking, and then
everything comes to a standstill.
While there are some who ques
tion the wisdom of the city dnds,
there are none who are not willing
to take a long chance on their
"stand palistn."
i
Vi':h the steel trust declaring n
dividend of .$.10,000,000 every e mar-
ter that smooth old individual
known ns Andrew Carnegie can
give a ? 10,000 library away every
day mid not miss much of his iu
come. The beauty of the whole
scheme is that the wily Scotchman
gets the credit of being it real, lion
est Injun philanthropist, while the
dear people pay for it all.
The method adopted by the Re
publicans in obtaining a campaign
fund is a novel one ami has been
approved by Teddy R. It is for
each Repultlican, no matter where
he lives, to remit $1 to the chair
man of the national committee.
This way of oiling the political ma
chiuery may be nil right, but many
a member of the (.. O. I. woult
like the job 011 the line where it
makes a noise like a dollar.
When it lepiilnhle journal lik
Colliers' Weekly will allow n noted
writer like Richard Harding Davis
to take up the defense of Stanford
White, the man killed by young
Thaw, the standard of journalism
in the elfctu east is at low ebb,
Reading the story penned by Davit
one wouiii white was tin
angel with leal wings. This is not
insinuating that Thaw is a bit bet
ter, but the fact that such 11 p;ier
as Lollier s mixing tip in the dirty
mess stirs up a very bad odor.
I lion who have their doubts its
to whether St. Johns is to keep
forging to the front should call to
mind the congestion iirthe Portland
freight yards last week. With both
the N. P. and the 0. R. & N. re
fusing freight of all kinds it is evi
dent that more railroads ate needed,
With the advent of another railroad
or two it mentis that St. Johns will
be the center of the harbor and that
there will be docks on both sides of
the river clear to the mouth of the
Columbia. Paste this in your hat.
Are the street improvements in
St. Johns to continue, or nic-things
to be left in such 11 .shape that repu
table contractors will not respond '
10 ute can lor intis t with one of
the most extensive street improve
ments 111 the city hung up with the
work partially completed St Johns
is name to get a very black eye un
less matters are adjusted. The city
is willing, .so aie the contractors
and many of the residents along the
street that the work should go on,
but some technical point of law
stands in the way. If all concerned
could get together and find out just
where the trouble lies, it would be
the best thing that has hapeued iu
St. Johns iu a year. I.et the at
tempt be made and see what the
result will be.
It is rather strange but one never
sees the name of The Review in a
Portland paper. What nre they
afraid of ?
I
Hob Stevens is giving that ' 'bus
iness administration" of the sheriff's
office he promised the voters before
election by chnrging 3 per week
for board for the prisotlers fed by
him. This is 55 cents n week more
than Word charged the county, and
even at these rntes they wanted to
cut the word bill one-third.
The Dorctis Club Holds Picnic.
The Dorcus Club held n very en
joyable evening picnic nt the home
of Mr. and Mrs. 1. 1 Cl.'rk Satur
day evening, August 4th. Whist
and other gnmes were the order of
the evening, but the crowning event
was the bounteous spread furnished
by the ladies to which the "Andso
forths" nnd "Its" were invited to
partake of. Three lusty cheers
were given at its close for the fu
ture success of The Dorcuscs. The
following were present:
Mcsdanies Albertson, I). C. Hoyt,
IJ. Hoyt, b'aulk, Smith, Reynolds,
Ilinkston, Casteel, Leigh, Slattter
baiigb, Satterlee, Hudson, linker,
Clark, Rosetistock, Cummiiigs and
Carson; Misses I.ula Faulk mid
Dorothy Hoyt; Messrs. Albertson,
D. C. Hoyt, Hurl Hoyt, Faulk, Ha
ker, Smith, Reynolds, Ilinkston,
Casteel, I.eigh, Slatitcrbach, Satter
lee, Hudson, Clark, Rosetistock,
Merrill, mid Masters Stuart Carson,
Hudson, Milton Satterlee, Harold
Smith and Arthur I.. Clark.
THE COUNCIL
Communicated.
Kditor Review : That the council
of the city of St. Johns did not sub
mit to the blandishments of the Pa
cific Telephone Co. iu virtually giv
itig away the franchise did the right
thing goes without saying. That
the council did not take notice of
the petition brought in by the com
pany was because the petition was
obtained through misrepresentation.
The council is to be highly com
mended for the honest stand they
have taken, inasmuch as they did
not hand over the franchise 011 "a
silver platter" for the paltry sum of
$1,700 for 2 1 years. What the tele
phone company wants is 11 franchise
that will not grow as fast as the city
grows. Iu fact they do not want
one that will grow at nil. They .say
now tltat they did not get just what
they were after that they have a
franchise. If this is a fact it must
be a free franchise. Ami if a free
franchise, why pay for one. Why
don't we get better service if they
nave a franchise I
I). C. Koc.i'.HS.
CHURCH NOTICI-S.
Haplist church H. A. Leonard,
pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. in.
Preaching at 1 1 a. in. I). V. P. U.
p. in. Panelling at 8 p. 111. All
are cordially invited to attend these
services.
Methodist church S. I,. Voting
pastor. Sunday school 10 a. in.;
preaching at 1 1 a. 111. Union ser
vices 8 p. 111.
Holy Cross Catholic church.
Portsmouth Station 8:15 a. in..
ow mass: 10:15 ui., high mass:
7:30 p. m., vcser.s and benediction.
St. Andrew's Kpiscopnl Chapel.
University Park Rev. Win. R.
Powell, chaplain.
11 a. 111. Sunday
Evangelical
or was given an extension of 15
days to complete the work.
Mrs. Nancy Caples was present
, ,, , ... , , and turned over a deed to the city
Interesting (Meeting With All Muds of(i strc(;t-6o wide through
of Business. what is known as the Caples tract.
There was enough spice and gin- . S. C. Cook a nncn red before
gerinthe meeting of the council the council and expla me he lie
last Tuesday night to suit anyone cess.ty of the appo. nt. en t a
who likes things dished up warm. " oflicer On .no t o of 'A .
Several members made speeches, and Norton the city attorney was in
each spoke their little piece with- structed odraw an ord.na. ee re
out mincing matters. To the council 'mg the appointment of such an
there has been n nigger iu the wood 0,1'?mI' . . . ,
pile - at least the drift of the talk at , I'or the purpose of regulating the
the meeting Tuesday night would domestic animal nuisance, on mo
lead one to think that way-and it U of A d. Rascr an ordinance was
seemed as though the patient, plod- ordered drawn governing the keep
ding city fathers were tendy to take "JR cattle, hogs, etc., within the
the bits in llieir teeth and make a ty limits.
rut. for themselves. 1 ' ordinance licensing circuses,
,, f . , 1. . merry-go-rounds, etc., was read
he first display of pyrotechnics lllcfitimL,
appeared when the francl. se asked Q , f A,(I le(k,cn t,IC
for by the Pac.fic States telegraph , QQteA to (lraw
and lelephoneCo. came u 1 for ordin 111CC retiring the city
final action. Prom the moment the . . . ,' . ft , Kl '
the franchise was mentioned it was ofKf2 ,is lllotioll wnsaniend.
evident there was something going , , ' A, , K , b , ,nccd
, o happen. I he cause of the irri- , ( Illltltuk,l(
nation was explained when Aid. Qf . f A, , N he
; Norton . pul ed a Por laud pa cr . . instructed to en
from his pocket and asked the Re- , , f , k of
corder to rend an article headed, .rvf-vini' ot the streets of the citv
'Till 11 iti'i.r Pltittnr!" 'I'll,, tirtlidi. SlirtJ.llg 01. II1L StrCClS 01 lilt III) ,
7 ij i ) !. V uu .... Vif,. I . and that when selected the names
referm to. stated that the city coun- f , , ( , t,
c.l would present a franchise : to ., f COI,fortlllltloI1.
icattsed tl, Jjternunlebtoad to boil fifa
t waving f red m in frc, t of formed the council thnt, owing to
; u ing afnrul Hag in front of a lhc mp JosU) r of notlccS on
1 mill. M t... ..,.!
S!S SSiiftSj S z ",f,"':'" IT'!, isz
ork and had given
it did not tome ,illblL. for Ulis CXI1C1MJ city At.
a pet i on conmining 2o names torIlcv Ga.c1 nmi0Mncc,i lmit U
was read by the recorder. It had mattL.rs conceriiliiL' .street imtirove-
meiits must be submitted to him In couutv Is St. so per venr In ad
addressed the the future or he would not be held I vance. All papers will be (lis-
council. He knew what a petition accountable. SeroLi?insnnd Klllotl. contlinied at the exniration of the
... ... n . . . . I . . . . . I . 7 .
iiteaui aim uie euori re(uire(t to on- tiie surveyors einjiloyed by the city time paid for.
urn. names, ue una consulted ninny engineer, were roundly scored,
who had signed the petition and On motion of Aid. Raser I.eavitt
they did not know what they weie street, between Jersey and Hayes
signing. The purpose of the doe- street, was ordered to be re-adver-umeiit
hail been represented to tised for bids,
them and many names had been ob- The improvements on Catlln mid
tallied by misrepresentation. The Lively streets were accepted by the
men who circulated the petition council.
were men hired by the telephone Aid. Norton was ntmoitiled n
.company. They were bright fel- committee to confer with the Oeu
lows and probably well paid for ernl Klectric Co. iu regard to the
their work and they had done a cutting of wires at a fire or In case
good job. Personally he had noth- of an emergency,
iug against them, but he was irre- On motion of Aid. Dobie a coin
vocahly opjMised to giving .some- mittee of five was ordered npoint-
tiling lor nothing. The franchise cd three fr the council, lucliid-
had been offered to the telephone lug the mavor, and two from the
company for a song, but they were Commercial ' Club to revise the
going to come iu on their own city chatter. On motion of Aid.
terms, and they would have them Ilrtdeeu Major Valentine, City
pre.-euted on a silver platter, too. Attomuy Greene and Aid. Norton
He believed to grant the company a were designated ns the reprcsenta-
fniiiclil.se was inimical to the inter- lives of the city on the charter com-
ests of St. Johns, and he for one mittee.
would opM)se the measure. The The reiwrt of the viewers on Mo-
minim hum iiixuwiii uiu ieieiiiune iioc street was accepted, uie viewers
proposition, refened it to the com- discharged and an ordinance order
mercial club, and finally submitted iug the improvement of the Mreet
the terms on which a franchise ordered drawn.
would be granted. The compmiv The telephone jwles in the mid
had sent the council its ultimatum, die of Ivauhoe street nt the corner
In turn the council repented its of Richmond street were oidered re-
oner, omy to lie loiiowcd by the moved.
It's no
mistake,
Gtntltmtnl
YES, SIR!
WELCH cuts the price during
The Big Midsummer Sale
.$20.00 suits $14.75 510.00 suits $7.45
25.00 suits 19.75 15.00 suits 9.75
2,000 pairs incn'snnd boys' shoes; each paira bargain
If not right Welch makes it right
UFI TH THE AMERICAN 221-223 Morrison
YYLIA-n CLOTHIER Corner Flrsl
no eiiect whatever.
Aid. Norton again
Summer Diarrhoea in Children.
During the hot wenther of the
.summer mouths the first unnatural
looseness of n child's bowels should
have immediate attention, so ns to
check the disease before it becomes
serious. All that is necessary is a
few doses of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
followed by it dose of castor oil to
cleanse the system. Rev. M. 0.
Stocklaud, pastor of the first M. K.
church, Kittle Falls; Minn., writes:
"We have used Chamberlains Colic
Cholera nnd Diarrhoea Remedy for
several years and find it n very val
uable remedy, especinlly for sum
mer disorders In children." Sold by
Jackson's Pharmacy.
Sul)5cripttoii Notice.
The subscription price of TilK
Rnviuw outside of Multnomah
The finest of calling cards at The
Review office.
W. JOWER.
0
Jower lllock, N. Jercy M.
-
BIG BARGAINS
In li'iu'k anil colored l.mlitu' Walking
Skirt. Value f ,$n nnd 5.00, now go
at ,..
Allovcm, liidlcit' white nnd hacU.
Villain 60c yiird go nt 40 cent.
.SHxliiI Children' l)rviH, nil kIum;
n low 11 35 cent mid up.
$1600 for House and Lot
RESOLUTION
Notice Is hereby given that nt Hie
meeting of the Council of (he
City of St. Johns, .Oregon, held
on the 9lh day ol August
A. D. I "06, (he following reso
lution was adopted
lU'wdvcd, Thnt the Council of the
Cltv 01 St. In in. Ori'L'aii. tltcm It c
pedicnt nnd jimx!te to Illiptovc l'hlla
ilcipiim Mrccl I ruin tlic Mitilliwenl line o
Ivnnhoc fttrect to the northent line o
llnulfonl Direct hi the City of St. John
In the following inuniitr, to wit:
To cstnlilMi the nccevmry grade for
nmiiwiiy, euro nun Riiiew.iik 011 wild
Htnct. S.iid linpnivcinctit to he tiinilc
in ncrordiincc with the Charter
nnd Orilinuncv of the Cltv of St.
John, nnd the nliiti, niici'lllrntlon
nnd estliuntei of the City I'.tmlnccr
Hied in the ollice of the Recorder
of the City of St. John. The out of
Mid improvement to he nv4.ivil n iiro.
vlilcd liy the city chnrtcr upiii the prop
erty ivcilly nnd pmilinrly I encfited
thvrvhv nnd which i hcrehy ilcclntol to
l)o nil fot, pirl thereof, nod Kireul of
inini wiiiiiii loo hti iroiiiiiK'oiittidc line
ofeiich Hide of iciid I'hlliiilcdiililii strict.
The Hnuiuccr' I'Mlmnte oi the tirolt-
nhle total cot for the iiiiitovi'iiii'iil of
Mid street I fll,)i)n.
Tiie plnn. niicclliLMtion mid otliimte
of the City liiiKliiicr for the iiiipiove
nii'iii 01 wuii riiiiniii'iniua Mrccl arc
hereby niloiitcil,
Ucsolvol, Thnt the City Recorder of
the City of St. John he, nnd i heichy
ilircrtcd to elve notice of tin tiniiniti il
liiipmvcincnt of wild I'lilhulclpliin Mrcct
n iiroviucii oy uie city dinner,
ltcmoiifttmucc neniiiKt the nlxive Im
provt'incnl inny lie filed In writing with
the iindcroigucd within 15 day from the
date of the lint uuhllrittlon nf tliU
notice.
Ily order of the Council.
V. b.Tiioii.NUVKK,
City Ki-cordcr.
I'nblMicd Iu the St. John Review All
gmt 10, !.
ORDINANCE NO. 112
company by another offer nud teti
tiou. It was boy's play, nud he
WHS tiled of It. I'll!- iniim:ini wiw
Regular services , telling the council just how and on
school ton. m. iwhat terms it would neoimi th..
ciiurci. Minday lranclii.se and at the same time
it I
tuieoi tne most artistic bits of
advertising ever done iu the west is
unit which lias given fame to Hood
River, If the person is yet alive
who devised and engineered the up
river town's advertising campaign
theie is a mighty fat job waiting for
him some where. We speak in ie
gard to the fiuit advertising ese.
cially the apples. The fame of the
Hood River apple is world wide.
Last year orders were placed for
nearly a million boxes, whil.. th,.
yield was only 60,000 boxes. This
irmt brings the luglie.it prices, too.
Last fall several thousand boxes of
Hood River aoules sold
orK tor .5..So a box.
school 10 a. in. Preaching 11 a. in. jwns fighting for it. To end
Junior K. I.. C. P.. 2:30 p. m. j j matter, Aid. Norton made 11 motion
Senior K. I,. C. I?. 7 p. 111. I?. IJ. that the iroiositon of the telephone
McVicker, pastor. j company be rejected. The motion
First Congregational Church V, ! was ouded by Aid. King nud
J. Wnrien. pastor. Stindav school WU! """HtiuouMy carried.
inn. 111.; preaching ti n. in. nud S
p in.
Church of Christ. Services ev
ery Lord's day at 3 p. in. iu the
lluptist church. Communion nnd
preaching by Rev. Bruce Wolver
ton, acting pastor. All cordially
welcomed,
Card of Thanks,
We de.iire to publiclv thank our
kind friends nud neighbors for their
assistance and sympathy during the 1 payable in advance,
illness and ueatli ot our sou, Leslie,
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Churchill.
MOOD RIVUk FLOUR.
I lieie was a death-like stillness,
when Aid Norton again arose. No
one knew what was coming, nud
not one in the room imagined there
was anything due the
company, beeiiiiugly, to try out
the matter, the now thoroughly
aroused councilman, to let nil
know just where and how
the council stood on the telephone
franchise, moved that the city attor
ney be ordered to draw up an ordi
nance levying a tax of $50 n mouth
on nil poles,
: wires, etc., owned by the telephone
I company now on the streets of the
, city. I his motion was seconded by
, Aid. Hewitt, and was unanimously
, carried.
Hire Insurance.
We wisli to announce to the
business men of St. Johns thnt we
nre agents for the Glens Palls In-
dm surnuce Loiupauy: that this com-
pany is paying all its losses Iu San
Francisco; and that 110 advance iu
rates has Ik'cii made. See us when
you wnut reliable nud reasonable
insurance on your buildings or mer
chandise. Moxoii-Valeutiue Co.
(iranitite.
I'he best paint for all metal roofi
telephone gutters and nil metal surfaces. Gunr-
uuieed lor live
samples. Por sale by Potter &
uoold, the hardware men.
50x100, near car 1mm,
West Piedmont, all con
veniences; $600 to 5800
down, balance on time.
House just completed all
street work done. Address
or phone
Thompson & Gage
517 Common wealth build
ing, Sixth nud AukeuySts.
Portland. Pacific 2439.
The 6, HEITKEMPER GO,
Watchmakers, Jewcleri,
Sllverimltlu.
Importer and Wholesale Dealers
years wear. See 20b MOfflSOll 511861, L'Sj fffsiT PORTLAND
An Ordinance Concerning Offenses
and Disorderly Conduct.
A
... .... . ., ... I It looked for a time as though
Hour I hat Will .Make flood .nm,.ti. in, r 1,1 1, .,,.,. .1,,.. ......
Urcad l:crv Time. j not 011 the order of business, but
If you want a Hour that satisfies everybody's hair was brushed the
everybody usk for the Cupid Potent, riK'lt va' am' everything ended
inane by the Mood River Milium ainpiu nuu serene.
I Co. It is 11 Hour tllllt (ivi imn-.-r. Mk frili. iv-itu ir..oiil mi, I ll.l
. '....I ...t ..frti.',... 1... i. .1. , .
, .-..u .-.iuni.is.iuii uii.-iiii.ic 11 uiiiKes tiie uie euiiiieu 01 uie (iniunge sustained
j best of bread. It has recently been by the grading of her property
introduced 111 St. Johns and all who on Salem street. According to the
use it are more than pleased with first survey, n cut of six feet had
results. It is a tlonr made of the been made, but a later running ot
1 lit'st i!mtirn Or.'tmu ivltc'it mwl K. 1!m..o 1... flw. .-nr...u.Ar.- 1....I n1.,...w...l
,.., " iwcni-: tne pest miners on tiie coast. L'uptd , the liueot tiie property. Miss Cole
'". Y.T . . . PPllInrlty hasi Patent and Hood River PMour is for was instructed to have
iMi.iiiu.iueii iy judicious ml
users ami tiie grow
goour just how good
For Sale.
. . .
ii M-coiui naiid double express
harness iu pood rejiair.for'sale cheap
in uie at. jonus Harness snop, v.
15. Swengel. ,
Uriug your work to The Review.
LOTS $112.50
Ten per cent ensh down
nud $5.00 per montli for
balance. Residence lots,
business lots and factory
sites for sale prices rea
sonable. Houses for Rent
HILL & EWALD
Contractors
and Builders
LINNTON, - OREGON
St. Johns Phone
ovoii 0999
I.iuiiton Phone
Main 26
Proposals for Street Work
Sealed tirorosals will he-
the ofliee of the Recorder of the Cltv of
The City of St. John doe urdaln ns fob
lows;
Section 1, No irou under the nee
of s xteen (16) years shall j-et on, or
cutch hnld of, or run along side of, or hi
front of, or nttimpt to obstruct the pro.
Kress of any street rttllwny, steam car,
mobile, automobile, or machluu ornp
jiaratus of like character, wagon, bueey,
or other vehicle iu the city of St. Johns
while Uie same is In motion, uml any iier-
soil VlolatillL- uiivof the imivlslniic of ll.U
..n i' .....
.'iiiiitiiii'c MMii, iiiou itinviciiou thereof
before the inun!ciK court of sJld city,
be nuiiihed by a fine of not more than
ten ItlO.Ool. Ol liv lllinrisnin. ...... .. l,u
euy juii not more tlmn five (5) days.
Passed the council August 7, 1906,
..(l'iutii ,-iuKUki 7, joijo.
1'. W. Vai.hhtikii
Attest! Mainr.
W. I TllOHSPVKK,
Recorder.
PublUhcd In the St. Johns Review Aug.
HI, l"O0,
RESOLUTION
Notice Is hereby RVc
mating of the City Council 0f
"'Uy ofSt.j0hnS(0
,,cld 0,1 ,,,c 2411. day of July
A. 0. 1906, t)c fnI1 '
resolution was adopted.
UKS01.VIU1: Thnt the C,,ii .
City of St. Johs. ( jU.?fi ? .
nronose t, I
pcilicnt nud
street 11 said CI y of St. l,,WiwW
aiit-i-lt iiu 1 IIII11 .if 11
evnrd to !).,. T'l' M
grnile. Such l,,,,, , ''" W' '
street shall cotmlst of iii:w,,it. ,
foet wide, .mil tl, (0 Z of u' 4)
Inch plank nnd three ( ")f0 l"
stringeni, nlso curb i.lai t tCP 1 L,0Br
iceiifnld ten feet fro!,, 'rSy &
ma. cln accordance wltht L ctt!n'
ordinances of the C ty of St l ,. ,
the .lai... Iiccincrtl.Swlnn'U&ria
the city engineer, filed in tlir wr!
the Recorder of the C ly of St w'0'
The cost of said IniprUnc, ufti
Oswego street to be ad, " "
by lie city charter til... ll.c LSI
licrcby mid which is hereby ilccl" h ?
be nil the lots, jwru theriof. nn,l w.t
of laud within a lic km f teU
mdslilo line of each .IdeofK
The eiiglnecr's estimate of tl,c VnMt
cost for the Improvement of the uli
Oswego street Is f j,j6o..j. mi"
The plntis, st.cclficntloiu ami Mtlnutu
of l ic.Cltv (nglneer for the kZ
ndopted. K MfVCt
Kitsoi'.VKii: That the City Keconlrf
of the City of St. Johns i m
hereby illrccteil to e vi? ii.tilr. i .l.'
proK)d improvement of sal.l Oirn
street ns provided by the City Charter
Remonstrances ngnliist the above Im.
nrovemeiit mnv be 11 ed In urlii.,,, i.l
the undetslgncil within 15 dsyS from the
dnte of the first publication of thli
uuutc,
Ily order of the council.
W. I. TllOKNDVKR,
City Ucconltr.
rubllshcd Iu the St. Johns Review Jolt
37, August 3 and 10, irjfi.
Notice to Contractors,
Notice Is hcrehv elven tlinUril! Ul.
will lie received by the utiilcrslftnol
his ollice In the City I ltd I. St. lulim.Or.
egon, no 10 uie nour 01 lour o'clock p.
111,, 01 1 iieMiny, rtunust 14. iia, tor the
fiiriilsliliiu' of materials and ronitnirtlMi
nud builillngaf n City Hull for inJ In
said City of St. Johns, Orceoii.sccordlor.
to the Dlaus. suecUlcatliinsaiiiiettlraitti
of the nrchltect, the City Hiiulnctr cl
said City of St. Johns, Oreeon, now oa
file with the city recorder of St. Johns,
Said bids must be accompanied byirtr
tilled check for ten uer cent of the
amount of the bid.
lllds should be accomiunlcd liriKtl'
incus of the face brick to be utcil In tin
biilldiui' whether clnv or cement. Mort
complete details maybe secured ol the
nrchltect or of the recorder.
The council reserves unto itself tV.
right to reject any or all bids.
w. It. 1 IIOKMIVKK,
Ucconltr.
Published in the St. Johns Review A-
gust 1 nun 10, 1900.
ORDINANCE NO. 113
Wliv s,?
ll . . f. I . . ....
vuisii oecnuse Mood River aimles 1 best eastern (Won wlisnt
er apple is the writer diK's not know.
in met ue lias never seen one. The
crops of the Rogue River valley,
North Yakima, Hritish Columbia,
.Wenuteheo and l.ake Chelan can
nil le purchased iu the open mar
ket, but not the Hood River apple.
They do say that these apples re
tail nt ten cents each iu their home
town. Perhaps that is the reason
they are never seen here. Some
body is to blame for these good
prices. It will pay the fruit glow
ers of other localities to copy the
methods of Hood River. She knows
how.
I.eavitt street, from the nnrtliei-iv
Hayes street to the southerly line
sey street, in the manner orovide.l !
Ordinance No. 93, subject to the pruvi
sions of the charter and ordinances of
the City of St. lohns. and the ninna
diciotis adver-' sale by all grocers iu St. Johns, and repaired and present the bill, if any, y . . o r specifications i and estimates of the'cltv
vers making 1 by the Knddcrly Transfer Co., 202 ; to the council. Cafineht & Barker Reconier0" at the mce of t,,e cit'
la IUhhI Riv-, Jersey stieet. Order a trial sack. I The survey on Salem and several .,.. ..... Hids Jmst be strietlv i ,i,
An Ordinance nstnbllshlnc iho
urade of Plillidelphla Street
from Ivanhoc Street to Brad
ford Street In the City of St
v
Johns, Oregon.
The city of St. lohns do,.
iuiiuws;
section 1. Ti1.1t Hib ..n.i in. ii
..tijuim Mreei irom ivanboe street to
".uuioni sireet in tiie city of St. Johns.
Ureeon. as mrvrii i.,...i 1
the damage
and those who have houses
to rent will do well by
leaving them witli
St. Johns, Oregon, until Aug. a8, 1906, at
1 c. .!' ,or le i'I'roveme..t of Oregon, as suneved. locafed and
line of I lished by the city engineer heretofore by
of JeV-1 order of the council nf -.i.i nt.
led bv shown w tl. f. 1 ' . V.'. " "?
....iiy engineer on tile with the re
If not satisfactory it
good.
will be made other streets caused Aid. King to Cochran Block, St. Johns.
.make some very pointed remarks
.1 i fm
on tne alleged incoiupcteuey ot uie
'surveyors. He believed some ac
Notice.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen niackbiirn, ! tion that would remedy the present
undertakers nud enibahueis, wish and all future trouble iu the matter
to notify the public of St. Johns and of grades, sidewalks and property
vicinity, that owing to the recent lines should be taken at otice. fn
fire which desttoyed their ofliee and I
funeral chapel, thnt should their
services be needed at any time, day
or night, they can be found at their
residence, corner Chicago and Fill-1
the matter of surveying, things
seem to lie getting complicated 111
St. Johns.
Rev. V. I.. Young nnd Rev. K.
n. McVicker remonstrated against
more streets, or a pljone call at 1 the acceptance of the sidewalk now
IJickuer Hros. Store will be prompt
ly attended to.
being laid on Ivuuboe street. On
motion of Aid. Hewitt the contract-
WOOD
Buy your wood at the
Old Reliable
Peninsula Feed & Fuel Go,
Green and dry slabwood,
Leave orders at
DONNELLY'S Meat Alarket
or phone Kast 297.
with minted blanks whirl, u-in 1 t...
nished on application at the office of th
Recorder of the City of Si. 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 lw.
- ' VVUOIUV4VU
unless accompanied by a certified check
payable to the order of the Mayor of the
City of St. Johns, certified by a responsi
ble batik, for an amount equal to ten per
cent of the aggregate proposals,
The right to reject any and all bids is
hereby reserved.
Ily order of the City Council.
1 , L" TllOKNnVKK,
Recorder of the City of St. Johns.
Published in the St. Johns Review AuK
10, 17 and J4, 1906.
comer of said city, is hereby adopted
anil K.1I1I rrniita -
1 assed by the council August 9, 1906,
Approved August 9, 1906.
... . W. Valentine,
A,vfrstl n. Mayor
W. L, 1 110RNOVKE,
Recorder.
Published in the St. Johns Review Au-
Kst 10, 1906. .
R. WILCOX,
Dray and Baggage Line
Phone Scott 1308.
Piano Moving a Specialty.
Leave orders at Hallberg's Furniture
store and they will receive prompt
attention.
House to Rent.
Seven room house on Hayes st.
Inquire at this office.
SUMAIONS.
IN TIIR CIRCUIT COURT 01' THE
STATU 01' OKKGON, COU.NTY
01' .MULTNOMAH.
T. J. ICrcuder, Plaintiff,
vs.
Walter U. IIcpp, Defendant.
To Walter W. IIcpp, defciidsnti
Iu the name of the State of Oregon,
you nre hereby summoned ami miuirw
to appear and answer the cointiUInt 6II
iiimiIiikI vim in tins above entitled suit 00
orlicfore 15th day of Sept., ioo,hkh
Is after six weeks have expired from w
. . ... f . . .t.-.r..:. I tt.Ia a.tm.
uaie 01 me nrsi puuiicaiiuu vi wnnw
iiioiis. It Is prescribeil iu IheorJerwr
the Diiblicatlan of suiuiiions tint the
.iiiiiiimti. Iu. tinlilUlimt fur six COlUttS
live weeks, and said order ws mule sad
dated the 3d day of August, i9o6,sndthe
first publication thereof is msile tbtjnl
day of August, 1906, nd if you WJ to s
pear and answer, the plalntift wil PW
to the court for tlic reueijinocuivn"
his said complaint, to wit: , , .
Pirst: For a judgment ogaliut the de
fendant for the sum of yoo with Inttmt
thereon at the rate of 10 jer cent per
mini from 1'ebruary 17, I9"S. 1,ud tt'
further sum of Jtj.tJo taxes for the yf"
1905. .
Second! I'or f$o attorney fees.
Third: For a decree for the
the following descrilied premiss belong
ing to defendant to satisfy said judgmen
. ...:.. xtt ..t in, .......lireil icven 17)01
Taylor's subiHvislou of section two W,
twp. one (I), S. R. 3 K. W. M..conUm.
iug five acres, all in Multnomah coontr.
Oregon; according to the law nv?
practice of said court, that the proiwi
bftlie said sale Ihj applied to WTC
ment of the amount due the plaintiff sna
that the defendant and all iKrsoui clsiffl
itiL' under lilin subseiltieilt to the mon
gage mentioueii n piaiiiiiu -c:
beTwrred and foreclosed from
claim, or equity of redemption in saw
premises and every part thereof.
That the plaintiff or any other ptrson
to the suit may become purchaser sr s
sale; that the sheriff execute a deeu w
the purchaser, and that the purchaser w
let Into possession of said premises.
Fourth: For such other furtherorUU
ferent relief as to the court shall snru
equitable, .... , .
This summons is published once
week for six successive weeks in tw
lohns Review bv onler of tne t -rj
Judge Frazer. Judge of theabove em.i
court, made the ad day of August, I-
Attorney for the nain.
4M Chamber of Commerce,
Portland, Oregon.
First insertion August 3. ,96- ,
Last insertion September i-l.
Well Digging'
well
dug on short notice and in J kJ
substantial manner should cal on
address Gkorgk RodinsoK, o-
ohus, Oregon.
ROAD OIL
Absolutely Dustless Streets
Have your plotted additions oiled.
Prices reasonable. ,
PORTLAND ROAD OILINO CO
445 SUKIUOCK BUILDS'0'