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THE ST. JOHNS REVIEW Vuht;Vt Krrty TtUUj Al 117 VI lliirllngloii nitrrt M. Julius. HV MaKKI.K & IIVRKt.KK. Tim Kkvikw is filtered nt txist office in Saint Johns, Oregon, as mail matter of the secuttil class under the Act of Con green of March 3, 1879. Advertising rates, $1.00 per Inch per month, All cwMmnnlratlntK should ho aildremil to Tbo noTlow, fit. Johns, Orrcmi. Jolt 1'rlntttaa rireBted In firit-eliii i)le. hum tor job rrinting en on neuter?. Phono niohmond 11 fluhMriptton rtM, fl.uo pr eir In uJtnuco, FRIDAY, JUNK 12, 1908. JJoth the fisli initiative bills enr- riatl in Mtilttiotnnli county. Wc hope they Imve all over the state, for these !ilt would give the snl- 111011 n chance to get from the mouth of the Columhia to their ajMWtilng grounds until 11 new bill could Ik MH6ed that would permit the Uniting to lie resumed, uud by that time time woukl lc h few sul- mon in the river. Oregon lias tcdeetned herself in IManing the university appropria tion bill. Had she turned Unit down she would Imve lecn n buck number nnd (tie wimifl lm vi. mots grown so long over her that it won HI It Ave tnKeii Her 11 Hall ceil tiny to clear herself of the old fogy mill that would have Accumulated iHifore she could have again nt tulnwl the first rank among the itfllcfi educationally. It in nintisiug to henr the HrcW' era Association Riiiming tlie sa loon. The HrcweiV Association declares it could not handle the sa- lomi, uisi it urn not own or operate the mloous. Hut now it is going to eiiit umie tue worst eatnres 01 nt""" "' " , ,mw 10 handle the saloon even If it cannot. iMiimy logic. 11 cnnuoi tontioi tlie miooiis nut 11 win. 11 is about like i 4 11 1.1 . . - uromimion win 1101 nrnmmi mote II....- I.I I. I.M.l.l I imiuil nuiu tlliuci iiiiiiuiimiJIl 1 1 11 1 1 iiiMler license; but the saloon etc incut strives to InhU the ImiiiiI to cut til Us heavy prohibition trade down to a ralooii Iwsis in order to give Mrt 01 their money back to the government. It makes one laugh to wltnes their wonderful putii Otlilll, 8. II. Orcein? has been ineiitloiied to its as a candidate for school di ivctornt the coming election. Wi hardly need to suy 11 word in favor of Mr. Greene. Our 10 pie nil know him. They know that he is a progreiwive up to-date citi.eu. W'tf picnume, Um, thul they know tltat he is one of the best educated men In the citv. graduate of two or tlirt universities, he U able to de .01114 wiiri would be beat tor our JKhooUVaddwl to this his intimate knowledge of the law fits him par ticulaily well for the ixition. We Iioims that every voter will have Mr. (.leeiKr's name 011 his ticket. He won hi uc our choice 01 all tlie men in the city as the one IwM qualified in every way lor tlie Million. In another column will Ik found a cell for a inaiw meeting for the loritmtKHi or a law enforcement league or sonic such oiguninljou. We believe this movement is timely and for the good of the city. It has been too easy for criminals to escape the just tHiuiiduiiciit for their inUloiitga. What is every IkkIy iMiMuote is nobody's busi ness. It is the duty of every law abiding citiseu to Inform the lawful nuuiohtlea of uuy ciime he may be coutc.eogiiuuiit of, thut the nre iratoi may Me biouglil to juxticc l itis UUty is not performed once 111 a tnoustttiti limes. liccmuw of this negligence on the iwrt of the nidi nary cHixvii crime has become com itiou and crhniuuU Imve become IiuiMHlent and hold. A determined ulTort ou the taut ol the law ahid- iug Cttucuk 10 rid our city of the cuimiual cms should und we Ik lltve will receive the iuot hearty Mjifiert 04 every decent ami ict.iHct- nute Cituteti liere. In any event, bin is success to the movement. What is the council going to do about that ferry? We uuut have a free ferry tor St. Johns Sonic Ibiltk the riee uked by the pies out fcny people pretty high ami are not iu favor of luyiug it. lint If thoy were to step into the ferry ..1 i .. .. invim- a uw, Ku lurungn all tile hardships und worry in getting the uoai w ruiiuiug, una now, just as it is iu position to begin making luouey, uud it will be when the ruck eruidier getn into operation, . 1 ... . . . . iucy wouia uoi want 10 utve it un for hwt what it cunt 01 less. It will be much to the good name of the city of St. Johus if they jwy the fetTV neoulr the oriee thev ak for their boat, even if it u little high, niwt wc utc 1101 itiiig Wl.ll 11 Ik, HI I UUlkliug a bout for their own uc, forciug the pa-sent feny cumiHiuy out of busiuess b putting in a free Ku. It Hay do this hikt little tiick it will be to the evei lasting disgiuce of the city and St. John will uoi bear tlie lust of it for a half century, while if the price is paid that is asked, the money itifctQd by voting jo-year houds, no 0110 will feul the burden und the ferry will save iu tolls 011 the cru-died rock uloue within the next yeur or two, enough to jy for the boat. lMgtue r.p what that crushed rock will cost at ,;.s cents a lod nnd stv where it will laud the city for ferry tolls. Card of Thanks. General Compson Post No. 22, Cf. A. K., through its coinmiltee desires to express its thnnks to the citizens of St. Johns for their many acts of kindness and courtesy ex tended to them on Memorial day. Our thanks are due to the press for the liberal use of its columns; to Rev. Gates and the ministers of St. Johns for services on Memorial Sunday; to citizens and children for furnishing many beautiful flowers for the occasion, for decorating the graves of our deceased comrades: in ilic Si. Inlms llnms Hand fur its uenerous liberality in furnishing music: to the owners of the steam ferrv in donatimr the use of their boat for the observance of the ser- vices by the W. R. C. The annual visit to the schools of St. Johns, Portsmouth, Penin sula and Ockley Green were tin usually interesting, where the com rodes were so cordially received by both teachers and children and the presentation of beautiful flowers brought forth the most generous feeling of loyalty towards those who had offered up their early life In protection of our country! show lug that the cliildreii ot today arc thoroughly educated alomr the lines of loyalty and patriotism home and country is looked. not being over- O. R. Downs II. I,. Snow P. T. Hanson Committee. Old Pasliuml Spellin Sktilc. there will be a old fashund .spdlin sktilc at the odd fellers Hall nest Wednesday Nile, inne the I7st. tin. Ilur lifivu mill f'.Irlu 111 uImhiI ,, roc. st)Ci (0UII lhaWl hec a hi thyme, nef yu donte cum yul miss 11 good thing. I think tuny will charge about 15 scuts at ,IB ,orBi II0W ,0lllc mKn tllt. ,i(li. :,, ,-Kt ni a nvi.wL- H.u it mt im i, th,. .t..i..,..t.u ,.n,.f I ft"' "I "J " "I" " Mass iMeclliitf. There will be it mass meeting of the citizens in favor of enforcement of the laws held In the United Kvungclicul church Thursday even mg, June 18th, to affect a ticriua ueiit organization mid conduct such other business as may be necessary to put the organization upon it solid business looting. Committee Apostles vs. The Frukcs. The Apostles will play the brakes 011 the home grounds Su it day. Manager Valentine has .strengthened his team in several ol the positions and says he is going to do the I'rakcs up brown this time. It will be a hot game. I lore's a Bargain I Lot 11, block 7, South St. Johns; tm Jeisey street; grubbed and ready for plow; pietty lot; will sell nt any decent figure. Must sell quick. W. I.. Thorudyke, 180 Kleveuth stieet, Astoria, Oregon. Dissolution Notice. Nut lee U hi'iehy given that V. V. Mir ni 11111I M. It. I'iImm, lu'relofori'viieneed no ikttiiii'Pi uiiiiiT 111c name 01 .'Mmuiu ,S; I'iImii. anil ciirrvine on a l-imhth! et'ini'iil liiulmn ut Myerx anil TIioiiiiimiii iri'i'i. 111 Hie city 11I M. JoliiiK, Mtiltno- mull I'oiintv, Orceoii, li.ivo ilUolvetl mrtiiTlii, liiktiii; effect June 5, nvS. rin- liiiniiu'wi will lie coiiitiH'ti'tllu'rcafter lv V. W. Miimiii, who Iiiih lUMiineil nil ol Mum, 11 ,v I'iImm'h ll.iliililU'K ami will collect ull hills. V. V. Milton. M K. I rlun. LOW RATES AST Will. 111 mui; this Till' Sl'NSON IIV Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. Southern Pacific il.uics 111 Oregon) FROM PORTLAND AS l'OM.OWS: One way via To Direct .if 72.50. 67.50 . 63.15 . 60.00 . 60.00. uiiitoruta Chicago $87.50 I .. . 82.50 .... 81.75 .... 75.00 .... 75.00 St. Paul.. .. Omaha Kansas Citv. TICK 15 TS WIU, lll ON SAI.lt June 19. 20 July 6, 7, 22, 23 August 6,7,21.22 t.otxl for return 111 90 day with utopavcr (iicusiuc nitiiiu minis. REMIHUR THE DATES I'or further information cull on any local .ifieni, or wrue 10 WM. AlcMUURAV Gcuurtil Passenger Ageut I'OHTl.ANU, OR15C.ON Summer Has Came. My! what lovely nights wc are having I A lovers' moon, sweet scented, velvety clover for a carpet, a leafy maple to keep the dew from the pretty curly head, a sweetheart and a hand-holding match but we will give no names that would be rude. Then when wc reached home and sought our humble couch, at about a dozen o' clocks at night, a flock of musical cats began a serenade, or camp meeting, as me case may uc; then just as we threw the last stick of stovewood our wife had cut to fry the beefsteak with and returned to our bed a string of river boats took tin the refrain and we wouli count seven distinct echoes from every toot of their whistles! ami as the last echo said goodbye away up the Gcrmaiitown road, as it slipped over into the Ttialitan valley, a bunch of dogs in the next lot got into a political discussion which broke up in a riot; and all this time wc hod a double barreled shot gun in our castle which the city ordi nance would not permit us to use to assist in making the night in teresting. Hut it was a lovely night, soft, balmy, salubrious, and when the disturbing elements unci quieted down you could hear the trees bark as you watched the horsefly up the creek and the cowslip in the grass. There is 110 place like St. Johns. Al. W. A. Alemorlal. The memorial services of the Modern Woodmen of America nt the ICvaugelical church last Sun day were well attended and were very interesting. The services were conducted by Rev. Chester P. Gates at the church, who dclivcicd an eloquent tribute to the order and to the memory of the departed brothers. After the services nt the church the procession was led by the M. W. A. baud and degree team to the car mid a large number went to I.one Ifir cemetery from Washington street, where the ceremony was conducted according to tlie ritual by Consul G W. Dunbar in it very impressive manner, assisted by the M. W. A baud with 11 number of selections. Then the graves of the departed were 1'he M. W. were decorated with roses. A. were esiiecially pleased to acknowledge the fra ternal spirit manifested in the or ders of the Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias and the Kaglcs, who at tended the services in the church in a body. It is vt'ry gratifying to have the other fraternal societies join in these ceremonies and it will induce 11 wnrm fraternal feeling be tween the different societies. Building Permits Issued. In last week's report we omitted the mime of Mr. II. Fletcher from iiermit No. 61 to erect n residence on lots 5 and 6 in block 2.1, A. I.. Minor's addition fronting on Will ninette boulevard between Tyler and Richmond streets and did 110 tice the omission until our attention was called to it. It is 11 nice littl residence costing lnoo and is 1 credit to that part of the city. no, 0.1 1 to Mordie Keeney to erect 11 hot house on lot 2.1, block 2, St. Johns Park, fronting ou Catliu and St. Johns avenue. ?.oo. rto, 65, to James Johnson, to erect a residence 011 lot 8, block 4 .Marengo addition, iroutliig on Wall between Menres and Astor streets. $500. Dissolution Notice. Notice is hereby given that R. L. Davidson nnd George V. I). Port lier, heretofore engaged as partners. under the name of the St. Johns Creamery Company, and carrying on 11 general creamery business at 115 West Hurlington Street, iu the city of St. Johns, Multnomah coun ty, Oregon, have dissolved partner ship, t iking effect June 2, 1908. I lie business will be conducted hereafter by R. I4. Davidson, who has assumed nil liabilities nnd will collect nil bills. R. I., Davidson, G ltOKC.lt V, D. Poktnhk. Our Charges. As is customary, we will charge resolu-I notices' for card of thanks, 50c; for lions of respect, Si.oo; for of church or lodge entertainments, suppers, sociables, etc., where there are charges for admission, 5c per Hue, but where there nre 110 charges for these events, we will break the Mile nnd insert them free. We make this announcement so that our good friends may understand our rule in this respect. Dissolution Notice. Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing be tween D. G. Mossuiau and li. G. Sites, blacksmith shop, 401 South Ivnulioe street, is hereby dissolved. The business will be continued by D. G. Mossuiau who will collect all accounts due the late firm nnd pay nil bills. D. G. Mossuiau. muiuioiui aim uiiuar Lessons. I " x 1 I have organized a class of man dolin and guitar pupils iu St. Johns uud can take a few more scholars 011 each. Terms reasonable. Sat isfaction guaranteed. Hest of ref erences. Dale b. Taylor, nt Calef Hros., House Kurnishers, 01m. P. O. 3itf SIMPLE WASH CURES nCZGAA. KcIiIiik, Burning Skin Disease Rout ed Without Use of Injurious Drugs. Great inventors often have been praised for surrendering the secrets of their discoveries. Practically the same thing happened in the medical world in the case of Dr. Decatur D. Dciiins. the eminent skin specialist of Chicago. Dr. Dennis, in his own office practice, discovered that pure veg- ctable oil of wintergrecn properly mixed with othnr a ..ink. rnmodlos ...a ;rtniii tr 1 f . . eczema, psoriasis, barber's itch, salt Rheum, and other itching skin diseases. Hut the oil of winter- recti nlonc wn fnitnri incffoptlvo. 0 . " . 11 rn.Mlr,.! rt1.M- ...11,1 I ,1 Irt..t Ik llltlllUU ItlllVl 11 J LI I II II 19 such as irlvcerlnc nnd thvmol com- pounded with the wintergrecn to produce the real eczema cure. This compounded D. D. D. Pre scription positively takes away the itch at once the instant it is ap piled to the skin. This vegetable liquid docs away with deleterious drugs so long used In an attempt to doctor the blood, whereas modern science has determined that eczema is first and all the time n skin dis ease. If you want to know more about the merits of D. D. D. Prescription call nt our store. We vouch for this remedy. St. Johns Pharmacy. Old papers for sale nt this office. ORDINANCE NO. lT91lXatoZiHSZ An Ordinance (0 Amend Ordinance No. 52 Passed by the Common Council nn.1 Approved by the Mayor, June I9lli 1905. The City of St. John doc ordain n loiiowi: That Section No. 2 of Ordinance No. 53, panned by the common council umi unproved by the mayor of Mid city 011 the 10th day of June lone, be ami the Mine In hereby amended to rend m fob low: Section 3. That hereafter It ihall be unlawful for any person, peixiin or ilcalcm therein, to sell or offer for nnle or Iu any manner to (urnlxli to any pcrnou iu Ntfil city nny of the cxplodvcn, fire cracker or fire work, the uc of which 1 Ih prohibited III Section No. 1 of till Ordinance without fiil obtaining it written permit therefor from the chief of mlice of the city of St. John rum pay therefor the Mini of one dollar, which Mild penult ihall terminate 011 the ut nay 01 January 01 cite 11 year. lWcil the Council lunc 0, 100.S. Approved by the Mayor June 9, 1908, . H. W. IIUICIC, Attct Mayor. A. M. I'.sson Recorder. I'lihliftlicd In the St. John Review June 12, 1'tf. ORDINANCE NO. 180 An Ordinance Prohibiting (living or Selling Liquor to (Minors nnd Prescribing the Penally There for. The City of St. Johns don ordain follow: Section 1, That It shall be unlawful lor nuy mwni or irhoii witiiiu nieciiy of St. John to wlf. give or came to be mid or ulven nuy intoxicating liquor to any minor for any purpose whatever uu les uiKin the written order of a ihvl clan, duly ami regularly signed by ucli iniysiciau, upon any pretext or lor any tniriMiM.. Six-tioii 3, Auv teron violating till ordinance h.dl be utility of a mlMe uieauor and uihjii conviction thereof shall lm fined hi n sum not less than five dollars or more than 100 dollars or by imprisonment in the city Jail not less than one day or more than 50 days or by not 1 1 such line nun imprisonment. Passed the Council June 9. ioo3. Approved hy the Mayor June 9, 1908. II. V. HRICK, Attest: Mayor. A. M. Hsson, Uccorder. Published iu the St. Johns Review June u, 190s. m Phones Oregon Main 547 Home A 3147 OLSEN-ROE TRANSFER CO. TRANSFER AND STORAGE Safes, Pianos and furniture Moved, Packed and Shipped Oflice and store room; 109 Oak Street, St l'ORTMND.ORK. NOTIC0 OF ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETIN6. Notic Notice U hereby given to the legal crs of School District No. 2 of Mult- voter nomah County, State of Oregon, that the annual school meeting for Mid District will be held at 109 South Jersey St., to begin at the hour of 3 o'clock 11. in.. continue until 6 o'clock p. in.,. 011 the third Monday of lime, beitur the isth day of June, A. 1). 11)08. This uicctiui! is called for the purpose I of electing one director to serve five years und vote the question ot estab lishing a full hielt school course of studies. Dated this 35th day of May, 190S. J, K. WH.UAMS, Chairman Hoard of Directors. Attest: J. li. Tanch, District Clerk, The Bible. (Concluded from page 1) 15th nnd 20th verses inclusive. The Bible explains it all hi one verse: "The wrath of man shall praise Thee (God); the remainder of wrath Thou shalt restrain." (Psalm 76:10.) Jtidus passed just judgment on his own act when he returned the silver to the priests who had bribed him, throwing it down on the table before tliem say ing: "I have sinned in that I have betrayed innocent blood," and then "went and hanged himself." . 1 ,lc '".ost proiounu scno ars ot the ages have spent their lives in I ttlrt etmlt rF llm TliUlr ntirl ltrttrt ' - confessed themselves unab le to fathoni tl.c depths of its niatcl.less .bcal,t.y or scale t,le Ilc'Kllts ?f ts I iTrniulitiir Dnul of the I 1 tl U I TIW WIIU I . a l 1 1 mosl icariicu men ot nis uay. when men spoke Greek nnd poetized Latin and sang in Hebrew. After his eyes were opened to the facts o the true, relation of man to his Maker nnd what divine revelation meant, he wrote: "livery scrip turc inspired of God is profitable for teaching, for reproof, for cor rection, for instruction which is in righteousness." (R. V. 2nd Tim 3:16.) He had charged the youth ful Timothy that the scriptures alone were able to make him "wise unto salvation;" therefore, for the salvation of others, "preach the word." We could add the test! mony of such minds as William H Gladstone, hnglaud s greatest statesman; Perc Hyaciuthc Prance's greatest pulpit reasoner ham Lincoln; Grover Cleveland Theodore Roosevelt, and hosts of other men of brain nnd heart who have made the Hible the text-book of their lives. Hut fools will con tiuuc to speak nnd write of the Hible ns n book of fables nnd Christ as 11 mere man, nd unttscam. J. II. Lint'im. Bank Statement. Stntemciit of condition of the Peninsula Hank, St. Johns, Oregon, nt close of business June 4, 1908: KltSOUKCIW T.onus and discounts $133,459. 10 Furtiitute and fixtures 3,500.00 Cnsh ou band uud due trom bnnks 43. I35- 4 1 78.391 25 MAIIII.ITII'.S Capital stock -f 35,000.00 surplus and undivided profits 5,133.85 Dividend is o. 5 1,350.00 Kcserveu lor interest and I axes 800.00 Deposits 146,310.40 t178.39j.35 Pointers for our Patrons. Our rule is the best stock and 'cst wor'c or our Iatrolls Wc do not nllow any printer to put out nicer work than we do nnd we put the best stock into our jobs. The difference between ioor stock nnd first class stock 011 n job Is n .small item when you consider the value of the job. It is the price of a satisfied customer. It is better to make 50 cents less 011 a job and have n customer who will come back, than to use the flimsy stock, make the extra 50 cents nnd lose your customer. That is the way we figure it. Tlie Smffli Prendor Typewriter has widened its market un til it includes the whole civil ized world; has become the Lypewriter of over 300,000 operators and has, during 1906, broken every previous record of sales, because it has from the beginning best met every typewriter need. ""FHEtrl-colorfeatureof I the Smith Premier Typewriter is recog nized as the greatest im provement in modern type writer construction yet In providing: it, none'of the strong fundamental fea tures, for which the Smith Premier has always been noted, have been sacrificed. Complete literature on re quest. THE SMITH TYPEWRITER PREMIER COMPANY SYRACUSE, N. Y. RESOLUTION. It Is resolved hv the city of St. Johns: That S. C. Cook, 'II, T. I.cggctt nnd S. C. Norton, three disinterested freeholders of the city of St. Johns, nnd possessing the iiiaificntions of jurors of the circuit court of Multnomah county, Oregon, be nnd they nrc hereby nppofnled to view the proixised I'lnngc and nllenillon of Willis lloulcvnrd in said city, to-wlt: lleglllilllig nt the itoint farthest south oil the imterly line of lot 10, hi block 1, In Hill's addition to the city of St. Johns; thence south 35 (leg. cast 177.5 feet to the westerly side line of l'cssen den street; thence north 56 degtces, cast 50 feet; thence north 35 degrees, west 177.5 feet; thence south 56 degrees, west ii feet to the place of beginning nnd innkc assessments of dntunges nnd bene fits, nnd determine how much, if nuy. less valuable the land or other propcity or nny part thereof, through or over which the projioseil boulevard, ns chnuged, will be rendered thereby, nnd shall nsccrtnln the respective Interest ot nil Dersous claiming to be owners of said lands or other nroncrtv or liunrov incuts thereon, or to have nny interest hi such hinds or Improvements, and the dninnecs which nn v of sidd owners sncctively will sustain. Said viewers slmll ntsn make n lust nnd emilt dilc as scssuictit of the value of the benefits nnd nilvnutngcs of said proposed change to the resjecllvc owners or other .persons interested in snin mini or oiner proeriy which said viewers shall deem specially benefitted by such proposed change, nnd shall tltcrcnltcr nt tnclr earliest con vciiicncc, rejKirt the ns csMiicnt of tl dntungc nnd the benefits to said pro) crtv owners to the council. Which sali viewers shall receive ns compensation for their services the sum of tl 00 n day for ench day actually engaged in said tervlcc mid shall assess wild cost ns part ot the iicuclils to said ptoicuy. That the office of the city recorder I the citv hull hi the citv of St. Johns Orcuoii. I: the nlncc. and the i;tb day of June, 1008, nl 10 o'clock n. in, of said I dny the time when and where said view crs slmll meet nnd then nnd there hi sworn to faithfully dbchnrge the duties nsslgucd them, or ou nny subsequent day to which they may adjourn, (which adjournment i.liall not exceed one week nt nuy one time) proceed to view the proHscd change and assess benefits and damages aforesaid. That the city recorder shall send by mail. tost n.ilil. n notice of the aiuxilnt. tiient of unfil viewers, their names mid I the time nnd nlncc for meeting nnd sicclfy with convenient certainty th iKniutlatles and teriulmis of said im jxiseil change of said Willis Ixiulevard to cocn 01 ine proerty owners, wnosc projicrty Is projxised to be appropriated or to the ngeut of such, If the iKistofficc niitircss 01 siicu owner, ngcui sr auenis n known to him, nnd If such isistollice nil dress Is unknown to Mild rccoider the to such owner or ngent nt St . Johns Oregon. That the said city recorder shall nt least five days before the day set for such mcelini. enure Mild viewer?, to be not ficd of their iiiiiNiiutiueut. nnd the time und place of such meeting, nnd shall swear eac 1 01 sain viewers, oeioreenir Ine limn the discharuc of their said duties, to faithfully nnd Imiurtlally dis charge the duties assigned to them . Adopted uy tlie council June j 190S A. M. Hhsr N, City Recorder. Published hi the St. Johns Review June 12 nun 19, u3 RESOLUTION Resolved, that the Council of the citv of St. Johns deems it expedient and uecesary to Improve Oswego Street from the North line of 1'ortlanil boulevard to the North line of llarlou Addition, In the following manner, to-wlt: uy grading tlie Mine to the etaiilMieil grade nmi siiiewulklng 12 foot curb, foot walk with such timbers mid strlne ers as have been adopted by the council of the city of St. Johns, together with regulation eros, walks, ami by erovcllue: a strip 10 feet wide hi the center of said street, according to the estimates, plans and specifications ou file in the ollice of Said improvement to be made In ac cordaucc with the Charter ami Ordl nances of the said c tv of St. Johns, ami uic piiius, speculations ami estimates ol tue city enmneer. tiled 111 t he ollice of the city recorder of the citv of St. I0I111 which saui mans spccuicaiious and e' tlmatcs are satisfactory and arc hereby approved. i liat tue cost 01 said improvement to be assessed as provided by the citv cuarier hitch we propeny especially aim jMrucuiariy ieneniieti incrcuy, and which is hereby declared to be all the property (land) lietweeu the termini o such Improvement abutting upon, udja cent to or approximate to Mid Oswego street, from the marginal line of said street from luck to the center of the block or block abutting (hereon or nd aceut or approximate thereto. That all of the proner'v Included in the said improvement district as afore said, Is hereby declared to lie I,ocalI,aiid District No. a. The sidd city ciie-hieer' assessment of me nrouauie imai coi 01 said improve. incut of said 0wego street is $4185.58. J lie cot 01 said improvement of said Oswego street to be assessed aguinst the property iu said local assessment di: trict, provided by the city charter of the city of St. Johns. Adopted oy me council June 3, 1903. A. M. Hsson, Recorder City of St, Jolius, Published iu the St. Johns Review June 5 ami 13, 1907. Proposals for Street Work Sealed proposals will be received nt the oflice of the Recorder of the Citv of fat. Jolius, Oregon, uutil 4 o'clock p. tn June 33, 1908, for the improvement of Kichmonil street from the south line of Portland boulevard to the north line of Willis Uoulevard, in the manner nro vided by Ordinance No. 178, and the charter ol said city, and the plans, spec Ideations and estimates of the citv en. Kiueer uu uie in rue oruce 01 tlie city I r . . 1 r . . ' . recorder. Hidsunrst be strictlv in accordance with printed blanks which will 1 fur nished oil application to the Recorder. and said improvement must be completed on or before the iSth day of August. 1 90S, .No bids will be considered unless ac companied by a certified check payable to the order of the Mayor of the city of St. Johns, certified by a responsible bank, for an amount equal to ten per cent of the aggregate proposal. The right to relect any and all bids is hereby reserved. Uy order of the City Council. A. M. ESSON, Recorder. Published hi the St. Johns Review June 5, 13 and 19, 1908. Briug iu your printing uow. I. U. Klt,KINNV O. I.. IU'l'S St. Johns i! Electric Works I 203 South Jersey St. . tt'n ilnn't solicit tiltimhiiiir. tinning or cnrpcitter work ( or nny oiner line uoi pcnnming I to the lilectricnl Business. f THAT ISN'T ALL I We nre not running n curb- stone Ulectrical Business. Our 1 way of doing business is legit- linntc. Motors nnd Dynnmos sold 1 ! . t;:..,. ....... 1 nim rciJiiiieui ilnwih uuu Supplies; House Wiring. BUILDERS' HARDWARE ! As well ns the other kinds of Hardware Is OUR HOBBY I o We nrc uinkiug the hard ware busiuess our study, ntid it's not how cheap wc can buy but how good, and wc must have the quality. Our Universal Stoves nnd Ranges nrc ns good ns the MIST mat!e. Our mixed nnints nrc the X Acme quality kind. Hendricks Hardware COMPANY. No. 1 1 1 Burlington street TIAil: TABLE O. R. & N. I'nlon Depit, rortlaud. No. 3 Chicago Special leaves 8:30 n, ill. No. .1 SiKiknne I'lyer leaves at 7:00 p. m. No. 6 kitiiMiR City Hxp. leaves 7:10 p. m. No. 8 Local Passenger leaves 8:01 11. 111, No. 1 Chicago SiK-clal arrives Silo p, m, No. ,t SiHiknne I'lyer arrives nt 8:00 11. in. No, 5 Kansas City I'.xp. arrives 9,45 a. in. No. 7 Local Passenger arrives 5:15 p. m. St. Johns Ferry Time Card. Leave Kat Side (A. 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