NORWAY'S INCOME TAX.
It Rsaofiss All Income In Excess of
$83.08 Per Year.
How should you like to pay nn In
come tax on tit-it to nothing? It you
were a Norwi-Klan living ut hotuu and
vurulUK $VM n year you would be
taxed on one-tenth of It If you were
unmarried; on about ouo twcntlctb or
it If you wero umrrled and had no
children. If you had children you still
would bo taxed on oue-lirtleth of it
With an Income of fMO n year you
would bo taxed if unmarried on moro
than half of your income, If mnrrled
nud IiuvIuk no .children on about 40
ier cent of your Income, having ono
child on about 37 per cent, two chil
dren on about 31 per cent
Unmarried and having nn Incomo of
12.080 a year In Norway your Income
tax payment would bo $421.22; mar
ried, with one child. KJSO.IM; married,
with six children, 3T5.17. All that
you would get off your lncotno tax
(marrledi for having six children would
be tOO; all that you would get off by
having Ove mora children would be $44
and six bltsl
Married or unmarried in Norway,
you could escape paying an Income tax
only by having an Income less than
183.03 a year. Think of paying nn In
come tax out or earnings of $7
moothl New Vork Press.
THEY PLAYED CHESS.
Tha Lour Afterward Learned With
out Asking Why Ha Loit.
Karon llengelmuller. Hit Austrian
diplomat, n man fiitiiiius for his cIu-hs
ability, one day nt a liousu In Wash
Inglott met n young mini whoso imme
bo did not rntch when the Introduc
tions were made. Chess was the topic
of thu conversation by nil those In the
company, and presently the young
man suggested dllllilently that he
would be highly honored If the baron
would play n game with him.
Thu baron consented. They as
down. After n few moves the baron
looked up from the table checkmated
and found tho young man rending
paper. The chessmen wero placed
again and. after not so many moves
before, the baron looked up to 11ml
tho young man rending tho paper and
himself checkmated.
After his dinner tho baron came
back. Ilo wanted another game, being
somewhat chagrined at Hie enso with
whlrh he bad been bealen As he
rame In he found the young man win
had played with 111 it) that afternoon
blindfolded and playing against six
teen onnonents nt the same time. The
youug man was Plllsbury.-Hiitunlay
Uvoulng Post
Our Sleep.
As n rnco wo sleep too little. An
Infuut's life U nearly nil sleep. Orad
ually as tho child grows older the
hours of sleep are shortened to half
the day or about eight hours. Youth
until the nge of twenty Is reached re
oulres fully ten hours' sleep. Although
nature demands fewer hours' sleep In
summer than In winter. It has been
proved that eight hours of sleep nre re
quired for the average adult In good
health. Ily this, explains the I'ltts
burg Dispatch, is meaut not simply
eight hours In bed. but that amount of
good, sound, restful sleep night ufter
night. Our power to work is intimate
ly related to our ability to sleep, and
there is no moro reliable Indication of
sound health tbnn tho capacity to sleep
uaturnlly. and the moro active and en
emetic tho waking Ufa tho deeper the
sleep.
Hie LlBht Diet.
The actor's sense of humor Is al
ways uppermost He will Jest about
his bard luck, bis III luck or almost
iiuythlng that offers an opportunity for
u Joke. Generally, too, ho has cour
uge-lhe courage to smile when his
heart Is heavy. A comedian, who was
known to be In desperate straits, was
Invited to u social gaiherlug one even
Ing. When the poor actor arrived be
was seen to be thinly clad, nlthoiiKh
the weather was bitter cold, He look
ed also as If bo had not bad nny too
much nourishment for some time. The
hostess greeted him cordially.
"I am so glad to see you," she said
-Uoxr well you are looking!"
"Yes," replied tho comedian; "the
wind has been very nutritious of late"
Saturday Evening Post
A Kicking Deferred.
Aunt Clara (to her young nephew,
who has Just brought a bucket Into
the parlor where she I slttlngi-U"!
gracious. Tommy! What are you a
Ing with that bucket? Take It down
to the kitchen at once. Tommy-1
want you to kick It. Aunt Clara. 'cause
I beard papa saying when you kick
the bucket we'd get at the very least
123.000.
file Objection.
Mrs. Iticbqutck-John, I
to buy a new parlor suit
quick-Maria. I've been
want you
Mr Rich
agreeable enough so far to get different clothes
(or morning, noon, afternoon and
night but I'm consarned if I'll change
'em every time I go Into a different
room. Brooklyn Life.
Her Qln.
Mrs. Jones Does your husband re
member your wedding anniversary?
Mrs. Smith No; so I remind blm of
it in January and June and get two
presents. Harper's Hazar.
Feminine Ideate.
I look for tbe day when women will
cease to bo Imitative, copying men,
but will become completely, perfectly
and proudly women. A Woman's Let
tar In London Times.
REVIEW'S LEGAL BLANKS
The following list of legal blanks
are kept for sale at this office and
others will be added as the demand
arises:
Warranty deeds, Quit Claim
Deeds, Realty and Chattel Mort
gages, Satisfaction of Mortgages,
Coutracts for Sale of Realty, Bills
of Sale, Leases.
All these blanks at the uniform
price of 30c per dozen.
ORDINANCE NO. 423
An Ordinance Declaring the
Cost of Improving Buchnn
an Street, Between tiic Nor
tlicrly Line of St. Johns
Heights Addition and the
Southerly Side Line of Fes-
senden Street, and Assess
lug the Property Bcnfitcd
Thereby, Declaring Such
Assessment and Directing
the bntry or the Same in
the Docket of City Liens.
The city of St. Johns docs ordain as
follows:
That the council has considered the
proposed assessment for ImnrovliiL' llu-
clianan street between the northerly line
ol St. Johns Heights Addition ami the
southerly side of I'cssemlen street, and
all objections made thereto, hereby as
certains, determines nud declares the
whole cost of said improvement In man
ner provided by Ordinance No. 374 to
be tile sum of f9.085.73, and that the
special and peculiar benefits accru
ing to each lot or part there
of or parcel of land within the as
sessment district, by reason of said Im
provement nud in just proportion to such
iHMiefils, arc in the respective amounts
set opposite the number or description
of each lot or part thereof or parcel of
land In the following annexed assess
ment rnll.and said assessment roll, which
Is numbered 57, is hereby adopted and
approved ns the assessment lor said Im
provement, nud the recorder of the cltv
of St. Johns Is directed to enter a state
ment ot tlic assessment Hereby made In
the docket of city liens, nud cause notice
thereof to be published ns provided by
charter, which assessment is as ioiioms:
Lot
I....
Illock Addition Amt
33 Point View 11.13
' 353
2
3....
4....
.38.83
.39.77
43.93
5.
6
50.83
7
56.37
8
9
59.61
M
......60.46
63.63
61.89
lo
II
13
13 ....
63
63.77
63.43
l. ....
15
Id
17
01.07
64,30
67.05
65 39
32,70
36.66
IS
36 ....
35
31
31.
39.93
33
41.4
.V
44.81
31
50.41
3"
51.5
39
8
27
5693
5-73
(il.OJ
61.49
36 ....
35
34
33
33
31 ....
30
61.64
61.17
63,4
1 C1.66
6t.3
67.10
19.
I . .
65,31
34
49-5
49.35
2..
45.31
4..
I57
44.15
44.01
44.3J
45.7
43.7
10
a 375 1
37.51
37-54
1
3
13
14
3S.03
38.4'
1
38.59
37.0
37.31
36.31
36.
35
.31.
49.13
4V.35
34.
33.
33.
31.
45-3
457
44.34
43 79
43.09
43.IJ
43.70
i.ca
.... 38.39
3.
HP
37..
36..
35..
34..
3-5.S
3S.9
37.5"
37.5"
37.03
37.34
36.40
33..
33..
31.,
30.,
9..
.35.
3.I5
37."
37.4
39.3o
..... .43.01
45.79
5.74
55.11
57.76
o.
oi.yj
60.04
58.63
56.68
57-3
53-38
51.58
51.96
50,30
49-09
51.61
5.57
.... 54.13
57.39
56.07
57.30
58.87
61.83
58.64
56.00
51.59
46.33
40.97
36.94
36.91
36.9
36.53
53.7
53.34
59.64
60.75
63.64
!!!!!!64.4?
65.59
64.79
67.30
34.41
54.33
55.49
5.53
53-09
53.96
54-57
34.4
70.71
68.04
67.80
65.34
64.08
63.63
:::::fi
54.66
54.33
55.89
53-69
53-70
3
3
14
1
16.
19 30
it
tt
11
!
33..
33..
34..
25-.
36..
39.
30
3f.
34
35. 36.
1 , , 36 ....f.
10.
IJ..
14..
15..
16..
17..
18.,
...29......
19.
30.
33.
34.
35.
26.
37
28.
39.
30.
3.
S3.o3
53.63
54.61
Johns.... 126.41
78.45
56.67
113.35
69,67
5".33
3.85
64.47
6.56
106.49
66.10
33.
34.
1..
3..
3-.
M-
13.
12
1..
a. .
3.
14.
13.
13.
, South St,
1
47.73
Caples Tract 374 .30
Osoorn Tract 44S9
Jones Tract 134.71
1 3...Subd. ht. Johns Ills... 7.70
2. " 4.81
3 " 3.84
4 " 2.89
Passed by the council tills 5th day of
Ki-titi-iiilii-r. lull.
Approved by the mayor this stli day
01 September, 1911,
K. L CUUCII,
Mayor.
Attest: P. A. RICH,
Recorder.
Published In the St. Johns Review on
Sept. s, igtt
ORDINANCE NO. 422
An Ordinance Providing (lie
Aianncr of Sale and Re
demption of Property Sold
for Delinquent City Assess
ments.
The city of SI. Johns does onlniu as
loiiows:
Section t. That from and after the
takinu effect of this ordinance when any
property in the city of St, Johns has
been duly advertised for sale for dclln
(Weill assessment or assessments, ns pro
vlded in sections lit and 133 ol the city
charter of said city, anil nt such sale
when any lot, niece or parcel of laud lias
nceii tuny auctioned uy tuc city ircns
urer and no bid has been received by
hlm.lt shall then be Ids duty at that
time to cull "No bid, once; no bid,
twice; no bid, thtce times," and should
no bid lie then made for sucli proiierty
to announce "Sold to the City." The
suld treasurer shall then note on Ills sale
list as provided In Section 121 of the
city charter opKslte the description of
tue property so sold mat same 11.1s ueeu
sold to City, and nt the close of such
sale he shall prepare a duplicate of such
sale list in full detail, showing deeil-
tlon ol proerty, last known owner, ami
present purchaser, or when sold to City
(o enter such fact, and any other Item
necessary to uc siiowu. ami uic such mi
plicate list with the city recorder, who
shall extend the same 011 the city lieu
dockets.
Section a. No certificate of ilcllu
niiciicy shall be reuuired from the city
treasurer on any nroperty soiii to uuy.
ss in mis ordinance provided, mil such
certificate shall In all cases be nt once
and at the close of Mich side made out
and delivered by said tteasurer to the
iiersoii or iwrsons entitled thereto, which
certuicatc man near interest nun penal
ty In accordance with the hid at the
time of suit.
Kfrtion 1. Tlii- rllv rirmiltr ahull, nt
tuc time 01 extending tue sale list 111 tue
lien docket, as decrlbcd ill section I of
this ordinance: draw scihiratc wurrunts
siMliiki the neutral luuiis 01 tite city not
otherwise appropriated and III favor of
uic rctcciivc street or sewer accounts in
amount sullicicnt to redeem nil warrants
Issued aunlust protwrty sold to City us In
this ordinance provided, lucludiut! costs
01 uiivrriuiug anil sine, logciner wiiii
interest on such warrant or warrants at
the rate of six per cent ter annum from
iiatt 01 warrants to date 01 saic. rro
vlded that no property shall be sold for
a
greater amount than required to pay
(IstiiiK Hens against the same, Includ
ex
ing Interest ami costs of sale, which
provision shall extend to all delinquent
procny sow, as 111 tins ordinance pro
vided.
Section .1. After such sale of dcliu-
incut iironerlv to the city as herein pro
vided, there shall accrue to and for the
Use of and benefit of the general funds of
Uic city, on the total cost 01 the city 01
such projierty, including costs of ndver
tUlug and Side, interest at the rate of
ten (10) per cent per annum, In udditlou
to a penalty of teu (10) per cent calcu
lated in like manner, provided that
jliould nny such property sold as in this
odIuauce provided be redeemed by any
owner or agent therefor within three
months after dale of such sale, the eual-
ty snail nc 5 per cent,
Section s. That on the sale of hu v de
linquent property as herein provided the
owner or ugent therefor may redeem the
same at any lime wituiii turee years irom
date of sale by paving to the recorder the
amount of the original Hen plus all com,
penalty ami interest, in accordance Willi
original bid. or as provided in Section 4
of this ordinance. On rcccltx of such
redemption fund the recorder shall Usue
an official receipt therefor and credit the
tout sum 01 principal, interest, penalty
and co.ts to the general funds of the city.
Section 6. All the provisions of this
ordinance shall apply with equal force
and etfect to collections of iunalliueiitJ
and interest on bonded proertv when
the same is 30 days past due, except that
the amount taken from the general funds
of the city to meet cost thereof shall be
credited in amounts required to the street
bond sinking fund, the street bond in
terest fund or general fund, rcsiiectivcly,
as the same may require.
Passed the council this the 5U1 day of
Sept., 191 1.
Approved by tue mayor tuts 5111 day
f Sept., 1911.
IUUI.II,
Mayor,
Attest; Prank A. Rice,
Recorder,
Published in the St, Johns Review on
cpt. 8, 1911.
NOTICE OF
Proposed Assessment
Notice Is hereby given that apportion
ment of the cost oi improving ktllouL'
street from Pesseuden street to St, Johns
avenue, the total cost of which is
14,131.05, lias been apportioned and is on
file in the office of the undersigned, sub-
ect to examination.
Assessment district extends back to
the center of lots, blocks or tracts of
land abutting on said street as provided
by the city charter and resolutions.
Remonstrances against said apportion
ment may be made in writing and filed
with the undersigned until 5 o'clock p.
m. September 3b, 191 1.
1'RANK A. KIUK,
City Recorder.
Published In tbe St, Johns Review
Sept. 8 and 15, 19U. -
You get full weight aud first
quality at tbe Central market. Just
try awhile.
RESOLUTION
It is resolved by the city of St. Johns
urci;oii:
1 lint It deems tl expedient nud neces
sary to improve Crawford street from
tlie easterly line ol llalttuiore street to
the westerly liueol Pittsburg street in the
city oi si. jonns tn tuu loiiouing umti
uer, to wit:
ily urmlini! said txirtion of street nc
coming to plan and profile filed with
the city recorder oil the 39th day of Au
gust, I911, placing a 6 fool cement walk
Willi 13 loot curb between liaiumorcmid
Tacoma streets on both sides of suld
street, and a strip of macadam in center
thereof to be 16 feet wide, to he 10 Inches
deep in center and 7 Inches nt eachedue
iielweell lacoma anil rillsiiurg streets
cemeiil walk and curb to occupy 8 feet
iroin property line nun laid on southerly
side only, and macadam same as be
tween Tncoina and Hnltluiorc streets ex-
cept that same be laid on southerly side
of said street. Cement cross walks to
be used, mncadam to be continuous be
tueen outside termini of improvement.
Work to be done uceordliiK t" the
plans nud specifications of the city cngi
cer 011 11 e 11 l ie o ice 01 l ie e iv re.
conler relative thereto, which said plans
ami speciiicniions nun estimates nre sat
isiactory and arc Hereby approved. Said
Improvements to be made in accordance
with the chatter and ordinances of the
city of St. Johns, nud under the super
vision and direction of the city engineer.
That the cost of said improvement to
be assessed as provided by the city char
ter iiixmi the property cstK-cially nud
turticularly benefited thereby, nud
which Is hereby declared to be all of
lots, parts of lots, blocks and parcels of
laud between the termini of such im
provements abiittliiL' iiiHtn, ndi.tceut or
proximate to said Crawford street, from
the marginal Hues of said street back to
the center of the block or blocks or
tracts of land abutting thereon or proxi
mate thereto.
That all the property included In said
improvement district aforesaid is hereby
declared to be Local Improvement Dis
trict No. 73.
That the city engineer's assessment of
the probable total cost of wild lmpioe
uicnt of said street is Vzutf.
That the cost of said street improve
ment Is to he assessed iilm list the prop
erty In said local assessment district as
provided by tin-cltv charter ot l ie cltv
... - -
Ol M. JOIIUS.
Adopted lite 39111 flay ut August, 1911
ir. A. Kim,
Recorder.
Published In the Si. Johns Review on
hept. 1 anil 8, 1911.
RESOLUTION
It Is resolved by the City of St. Johns
mat 11 deems it necessary and expedi
cut to Improve Kdlsoii street from the
easteily Hue of llurllugtou street to the
westerly line ol Richmond street. In the
city ol ht, jonns 111 tile billowing man
uer, to wit: 11 v grading said iNirilou o
street to grade as shown on profile 111
ed in the olllce of the city recorder Alt
gust 34th, 1911, nud placing a six-foot
eemcni walk Willi twelve loot curb on
both sides of said street the entire
length; also by laying n strip of macad
am in center of said street the entire
length, same to be ten inches deep in
center ami eigni incites deep 111 edges.
work 10 ne done according to tue
plans and stiecificatious of the city en
glnccr on flic in the office of the city
recorder relative thereto, which said
plans and specifications and estimates
are satisfactory nudarc Jicrchy approved
Said improvements to lie made In nc
cordauce with the charter anil ordinances
of the city of St. Johns, nud under th
siqiervlslou and direction of the city en
gineer.
That the cost of said Improvement to
lie assessed as provided by the city char
teruiioii the proiierty eoiK-cially and
iMrtlcularlv benefitted thereby, nud
which Is hereby declared to be all of lot
istrts of lots, blocks and parcels of laud
nciweeii uie termini 01 sucu improve
ments abutting iiimiii. ndlaeeut or prox
imate to said ltdikou street from the
marginal Hues of said street back to the
center of the block or blocks or tracts of
laud abutting thereon or proximate
inereio.
That all the nroicrtv included In said
improvement insula niorcsain is Hereby
declared to be local Improvement ills-
trict No. 73,
That the city engineer's assessment of
uie proiuDie coi 01 said improvement
of said street is f 7.A17 33.
inui 111c 01 kiiii ikiimiii nircci
Improvement Is to Le as&utsod aguiiut the
promty in said local asement dis
trict us provided by the city charter of
inecityoi m. jonns.
Adopted tue 39111 nay 01 August, 1911,
PRANK A. RICH,
Recorder.
Published in the St. Johns Review
Sept, 1 and ti, 1911.
Proposals tor Street Work
Sealed proposals will be received nt
the ntlire of tha L'itv lteconlur of the
City of St, Johns until Sept. 19, 1911, at 8
o'clock, p. in. for the improvement of
lLiltimore street from the westerly Hue of
Jersey street to the easterly 1'ue of
IMIsou street, in the manner pro
vided by Ordinance No, 403, according to
the plans aud specifications of the city
engineer on file at the office of the city
recorder anil subject to the provisions ol
the charter and ordinances of the city of
St, Johns, and the estimate of the city
engineer, on file,
The engineer's estimated cost of same
is U .3 1 3. 70,
llids must be strictly in accordance
with printed blanks which will be furn
ished on application at the office of the
Recorder of the cltv of St. Johns, And
said improvement must be completed on
or before 60 days from the last publi
cation of notice of pro(iosals for said
worK,
No proposals or bids will becousidcred
unless accomauied by a certified check
payable to the order of the mayor of the
city of St. Johns, certified by a responsi
ble name lor an amount equal to teu
per cent, of the aggregate proposal, to
be forfeited as fixed aud liquidated dam
ages in case the bidder neglects or re
fuses to enter into contract aud provide
a suitable bond for the faithful perform
ance of said work in the event the con
tract is awarded him.
The right to reject any and all bids
is hereby reserved.
ily order of the City Council,
P. A. RICK. Recorder.
Published In the St. Johns Review
Sept. 1, 8 and 15, 191 1 .
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.
In order to Insure a change of ad
vertisement the copy for such change
should reach this office not later than
Wednesday, at 3 o'clock p. m. Please
remember this and eave the printer
RESOLUTION
It Is resolved by the city of St. Johns,
ureon;
That whereas, the council of said city
.lid on the atli day of lulv. mil. dtilv
adopt a i-erlaiii n-wiliitintt iWlmiiig its
iiiieuiion 111 improve Columbia boule
vard , or that purl thcmif lying and be
Suit between the westerly side line of
Richmond strict anil the westerly side
line of Mohawk street in the cltv of St
Johns; nud,
Whereas. It appearing to said council
nt this time that by authority heretofore
Kranled to It by the county court of
Multnomah county. Oregon, prior to the
dale of incorporation of the said city of
m. jonns. tlic rortlnml Knilway, Llht
& Power company Is liiaiiitainiiiK nud
uslui! Us railway track on the northerly
side of said Columbia Ixmlcvnrd between
Richmond street and Oswego street In
said city of St. Johns; that to properly
Improve said txirtion of street In nccord-
mice with the resolution nlwe referred
lo It Is necessary that said railway track
oe moveii 10 me center 01 sain Columbia
boulevard or that portion thereof over
which said tracks now run:
1 lierefore, be it resolved Hint the salt!
Portland Railway. I. c it & Power coin-
jMiiy he and the same Is hereby milled
the rlj-ht and privilege to move its said
railway track front the northerly side ot
Columbia iKJiilevanl to the center of sold
boulevard between the westerly side of
v.oiiimuia Dotiicvarn 10 tue center ol said
boulevard between the westerly side Hue
01 Kiciinionti street and tlic easterly side
line 01 wswcuo sireci in sain c tv 01 Hi
Johns, without cost or expense to it. ex
cepi ine cost 01 sucli removal and relay-
"K.
I'liat utMin the removal nud rclaviiU!
of its track or tracks as herein provided,
the said railway company shall have nud
enjoy in such new location all the rights
and privileges which it has heretofore
cujovcd in us present location.
Adopted by the council this 22ml day
01 aiiiisi, iyi 1.
P. A. RICH,
Recorder.
Published In' Uic St. Iohus Review on
M-pi 1 ami m, 1911.
RESOLUTION
It Is resolved by the cltv of St. Indus:
That It deems It e.vdlenl nud necessary
10 improve lianiuiorc st Hum the south
erly Hue of IMIson street tothe north
erly line ol llnidford street in the city
of St. Julius in the billowing manner, to
wit: Ily grading suld pottlou of street
to grade or subgrade as shown on profile
filed Aug. 33, 1911 and by laying 11 6 foot
cemeiil wiiik ami 13 loot curb 011 south
ensi sine 01 ine said street, lo use cor
rugated iron utiltersaudccment crosswalk
according to the plans and specifications
of the city engineer on file In the ofilce of
me city recorder relative thereto, which
said piaus nun sH-cilicatlous and esti
mates nre satisfactory nud are hereby
approved. Said Improvements to lie
made In accordance w ith the charter and
ordinances ol the city of St. Johns, and
under the supervision nud direction of
the city engineer.
That the cost of said improvement to
ne assessed as provided ny lliecity char
tcruiMiu the proiierty csiiecially and wr
ticularly benefited thereby, ami which
Is hereby declared to be all of lots, parts
of lots, blocks and Uircels of laud be
tweeu the termini of such Improvements
lllllllllllli main. 111ltjip1.nl nr iirovliiml.. I,.
said llaltlmore street III equal pronrllon
10 cue 1 1 101 Hiiuiuug incrcou irom the
marginal Hues of said street Kick to the
center of the block or blocks or tracts
of land abutting thereon or pioxlmale
thereto,
That all the Proper tv included lit said
improvement district aforesaid Is hereby
declared to lie Local Improvement Dis
trict No. 71.
That the city engineer's assessment of
tue proisuiie total cost 01 said Improve
mem of Mid street is f 1,1,74,
i list the cost of said Improvement Is to
tie iiMestcn ngaini tue proiierty In said
local asM-M-menl district as pmvided by
the city charter of the city of St. Johns.
AiioiuiNi ine 33ii nay 01 August, 1911,
P. A. KICK,
Cltv Recorder.
Published in the St. Johns Review 011
August 35 ami txipi.i, 1911.
RESOLUTION
It is resolved by the city of St. Johns.
Oregon:
That, whereas: I he owners of I Jits I
uumbcrssl 5 and f in Illock No. jo in
allies Johns Second Addition to the cltv
of St. Johns have itllionml this council
or iiermiskiou to improve mat iKirt 01
llurllugtou street abutting on said prop
crtyas private work, said work to lie
done nl the same time and In the same
manner and with the same bitullthic
lMvcmcut as shall be laid on Phlladel
ilila street under tlie proceedings now
icing nan lor 11. e improvement 01 said
last named street.
That said ltetltsni for said private
work be and same Is hereby granted, to
be exercised under the direction and su
Iiervisiou of the city engineer. That said
city engineer ne, ami lie is iiereuy, lur-
tller tllreclLNi anil rwiuiruil to prvisirc nil
necessary plans, sHincatious ami profile
iiccetary for the doing of said work,
aud In connection therewith such plans I
to cover nil mat portion oi said llurllug
tou street, which shall be chargeable to
the city of St. Johns.
Adopted ny tlie council iMiplemberstli.
1911. 1'. A, KICK,
Recorder.
'uhlishcd in the St. Johns Review oil
bept. a anil 15, 1911,
Proposals lor Street Work
Sealed protmsals will be received ot the
oflice of the Recorder of the Citv of St.
ohus until Sept. 19th, 1911, at a o'clock
p. in., lor tlie improvement ot Jersey
street from the northerly line of Mo-
hiwk street to the northerly Hue of Ida
street, III the manner provided by
ordinance No. 430, subject to the provis
ions of the charter and ordinances of the
City of St. Johns, and the e.timate of
the City engineer, on lile.
The engineer's estimate of the proba
ble total cost is f6.733.88.
Ilids must be strictly in accordance
with printed blanks, which will le furn
ished 011 application at the oflice of the
Recorder of the City of St. Johns. Aud
said improvement must be completed on
or before 60 days from date of the last
publication ot nonce ot proposals ol said
work.
No tiroiiowds or bids will be considered
unless accompanied by 11 certified check
tiayanie 10 uie order 01 tue .Mayor ot tlie
City of St. Johns, certified by a respon
sible bank for an amount euual to ten
iHirceui. 01 ine aggregate proposal, and
bonds to the amount ol the contract
price will be required.
The right to rujuet any and all bids is
nercoy ruservud.
uy order ot ine city council.
P. A. RICH,
Recorder,
Published lu the St. Johns Ruvlow on
bept, 1, H aud 15, 191 1,
Not ti luxury but n necessity.
.sometiuii", every Home oui;it to
have. Satisfactory estimates on
new or repair work.
EDMONDSON CO.
303 S. Jersey St. Phone Columbia 91
11 .
I AlOTIs)
lUlVI III
Centennial
August 10 to September 9th
I he ureal event of the yenr. It
celebrates the coiiiinir of white set
tiers in t.Sn. A splendid pror-rnm
for thirty days. Historic btiildiims
ntui collections, liydro-nrcoplaucs,
army and navy evolutious,coucerts,
opera, lireworks, agricultural ex
hibits and Pacific regatta.
Special program furnished on
on request. Daily round trip fares
to Catsop iicacli 011 the Pacific al
low stops at Aslora.
$4.60 Clatsop Beach and Return
--Low Colonist Fares--
September 15
lo October 15
I,ow one way
fares to nil
points on the
VfiMlfltll ts . s-k s e
ll.ltN K KUAIJ, UlllCaui)
$.135 St- Louis, $32; St. Paul, Min
neapolis, Kansas City, Oiunlia,
Denver, $25. Kroin other points
in proportion.
Low Round Trips East
August 1.1,
I.S, IC, 17, 21,
September 1,
28, 29, ,io.
H Ol
0, 7. Stop overs nud choice of
routes in each direction.
Details will be (umished on ap
plication.
W P Coman
I
0. M. Cornell,
St. Johns, r.O
I (1. I. iv l A.
ST.
GRAVEL CO.
I.. I). JACKSON, liop.
Generiil Contractor
We nre prepared to do nny nud
nil kinds of c.xeiivntiiii' for street
work nnd oilier purposes. We
also bundle .sidewalk and btiild
iiiK ninleriul.
Newton nnd l'assendun Streets
St. Johns, Oregon
l'hone Columbia. . , .
CAMP 773 W. 0. YY.
Meets ev
ery Wed
n o s d a y
evening
I n Dick
nsr's Hall
HOLMfS lOnGE NO. lot
KNIfillfS Or I'VIIIIAS
Mrctavvvry 1-rkUy nlvht t
'. muclurk t I O. O. K:
Hall Vultors lw. W.U
e.nni.
W.C, AtlllltSON. r. c.
A.W.riCKir, K, R. i
LAUREL LODGE
No. 1 86 I. O. 0. r.
ST. JOHNS, 0HCG0N
Meets each Monday evening In Odd Feb
Iowb' hall, at 8:00. Visitors welcomed.
DORIC LODGE NO. 132
r, and A. M.
Itcirular communications
on first aud third Wed
nesdays of each month
in Odd Follows' hall
Visitors welcomo.
Central Market!
II0U1H00K HIOCK
See us for tlic Choicest Cuts of
the Best Meats Obtninuble.
Order Tilled and family Trade Solicited.
T. P. WARD, Proprietor.
St. Johns Laundry
Thoroughly equipped for all kinds
of laundry work and
Up-to-date In every respect,
Prompt and efficient service guar
anteed, Your patronage solicited.
-.Jsk.
E. HARTI3L
Dentist
Two Oflices
Holbrook Illock
St. Johns
Avenue
Phone Columbia 1
14:
KilliiiKWorth
Wuwlltiwti jfijg
DR.
RAMBO
DENTIST
First Nntlonnl Rank bulMInf?.
ST. JOHNS, OREGON.
JOSEPH McCHESNEY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Day & NIKht Ofilce In McChcsnoy Wk.
St. Johns, . Orccon.
Daniel 0. Webster, A. B. M. D
Residence, C97 Dawson Street
Olllce, Plitor Hlock.
University Park, Portland, Oregon.
PERRY C. STROUD
LAWYEU
First National Hnnk Uuilding
ST. JOi INS ... ORECON
0. J. QATZAIYER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
McDonald HuiKlinti
ST. JOI INS . . OREGON
J. R. WEIMER
Transfer and Storage
Wo dolivcr your roods to nnd from
all parts of Portland. Vancouver. Linn
ton. Portland nnd Suburban Express
Co., city dock nnd nil ttolnta nccossiblo
uy wagon, riano ana lurniture moving
CASWELL & FOSS
Contractors for
Plastering and Lathing
Contract Work
Ksliinntes Solicited .
Giiantnteed
All Work
816 N. Ivttnhoe Si. Johns
NORTH BEACH
is the pleasure haunt in this part
of the country this summer. Its
levolees rejoice to learn that they
can now go ""l eome on a regular
sccdtilc, independent of tides. The
popular excursion steamer,
"T. J. POTTER"
leaves Portland, Ash street dock
Daily, except Saturday and
Sunday, 8:30 a. m.
Saturdays only, 1:00 p. m.
Mso the stenmer "llassalo" lenvinif
Portland daily, except Sunday, at
8:00 p.m. (Saturday nt 10:00 p.m.)
Reduced Fares
Prevail
Prom nil points in Northwest
via the
Oregon-Washlnglon Railroad & Navigation Co,
Ideal cottage and camp life, a mag
nificent beach that is not suriMistcd
anywhere, genial and beneficial
climate, nnd all the comforts of
home without costing any more
than if yon lemained nt home.
Call on or write to any 0- R. &
N. agent for complete information:
also for copy of our summer book,
Outings in Urcgon."
WM. AtcAlURRAY
General Passenger Agent, O-W.
K. S: N. Co., Pottland, Ore.
Northern Pacific Unllway
MMViNi) sr. jniiN
Kuilli Cua.l Limited lU 'ui fcuwuJ tm.Ma.rn
Nuilli Cim.I MmMwIvIa Nuilk HMk J 4 is uu
AlUnllc ItaixrM via I'unrt buuml - - IHJf p.m
AlUntlc KmrMlit NtU U.tiL --iwws. ui,
Twin City llaixrM vU MuhmI - J ki w.
Twin fSy liil-lrmU Nutlh HsmL - .S) i. m.
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l'uii Kuwml l.lmitt.l j yi v w . (irsy llnWr
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Vmult l'aMHKr It. uu
AHKIVlMi AT ST JOHNS
Noilli Caattl.lHiltn tta Nuithllank - - Toap. w
riMilii wh i.iwurM vim rtiurt hwwi -vss m
No, -llhc IUIM'M VU SiiHIM Uak 7 .
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Iruiu Olviuitu. Suutli licnil uwl (irat Itsttidr
I'ustl Suuuil I.liiiitnl 6:4s n. m
Yct)lt I'UMtntirr - wasfu. m
O. SI. UiiutU. Akm(.
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway.
I.KAV1NC. ST. JOHNS.
Lylc I'a.MiiKtr lur I.ylc. OoMiHbl
ami local
imiiiiu m . w.
IiiUimI Itiuplrc 1siicmi, io w g. hi
tor G11 it in.
hi Huul. 111111113. Kan...Lllv. bl.
Louis. Walla
W1U, l'HX). KuuMevvtt. rimuiUlt(
. fiO,u-
ilale. While saliiKMi.and Vancuuvvr
Nurtli lUnk Limitnl.TMS l- hi ; tor CbW-stnt St.
inui. iiiuanu. Kauwt (.uy. m. loumi. siwwaiM-.
hpraKUc, UiUvlllc. I.luJ, I'txo, KooMvalt. suit
Vaucuuvcr.
Columbia Kivrr l.aeal. 5 V) !' w.; lor Vancouver,
Camait, While Kaluiou. I.ylc. t.raniMWHi.CW
ami all iiilcrnmlUtc .lalCum.
AKKIVINI, AT ST. JOHNS
InlanJ Hiiil'lic Kaprtwi, ;.wi.ui.; Irotu Chlss.
go. bt l-aul Omaha. Kauua City. SI. uNSi
hixikaue, bjiragu
KuuMvelt.Orauuil.
;ut. kikviiic l.imi. iwfti.
UUa.- White iialiuoiiHil Van
router.
North Hank l.lmitstl, 7 J7S. tu. (torn Clikswt.
M l'aul. Omalu, KauwaCity. bl. Louia, Watta
Walla. I'ltcu. Kuuwvell. atul VuuouuvrT.
CuluiiiblaKiirr Local 1004 a. hi.; (row Cilia,
t.ramlilallra, liulOtuOaW. I.ylc While M1MUSH,
Camai, Vancouver ami alt iHturuinllat ta-
Huil.
Lyte fanveugri 7.49 p. m. Iiem Lytv. C.oUH4a
auu local iwinia.
All train atop lor latuMiiatia.
Ttckcia oil aale lor all uiiU.
O. M.Cutr.ll. Atrul,
Hrlng In your Job prlutlng wbllo
you think of It. Don't wait until you
are entirely out. Wo uro equipped
to turn out ueat aud tasty printing
promptly at Portland prices or loss,
DR. VV.