Tho Allspice Tree.
Tho pimento, or nllsplco, trco la cut
tlvotcd In tho West Indies nnd Jiimnl
en. Tills beautiful tree usually grows
to a height of about thirty feet It
hns a straight trunk, much branched
nbovo and covered with a very smooth
brown bark. Tbo leaves vary In sir.o
nnd shape, but arc always of a dark,
shining green color. During tho months
of July and August tho trco Is In full
bloom, tho blossoms consisting of very
fragrant smalt whlto llowcrs.. In fa
vorablo sonsons tho pimento crop Is
onormous, n single trco often yielding
a hundred or moro pounds of tho dried
spice. The berries are picked while
green, becauso If left on tho tree until
ripe they loso their pungent taste and
are valueless. Tho green berries arc
exposed to tho sun for a week or ten
days, when they loso their green color
nnd turn n reddish brown, when per
fectly dry thoy aro put In bags nnd
casks ?or exportation. Tho odor nnd
the taBto of tho pimento berries aro
thought to rcscmblo n combination of
thoso of cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves
henco tho famlllnr namo "allspice."
A Queer Fact About Virion,
In tho oyo Itself certain things may
go on which glvo us wrong sensations,
which, although not truly Illusions, arc
very much Itko them. Hum wheu wi
suddenly strike our heads or face
against something In tho dark wo seo
"stars," or bright sparks, which w
know aro not real lights, though they
aro qulto as bright nnd sparkling as if
they were. When wo close ouo oyo and
took straight ahead at some word or
latter In tho mlddlo of this page, for
example, wo seem to see not only the
thing wo aro looking at, but every
thing clso Immediately about it and
for n Iffng way on cnoh side. Hut the
truth Is there is n largo round spot
somewhere near tho olnt at which wo
aro looking In which ww seo nothing.
Curiously enough, the eslstonco of this
blind spot was not discovered by acci
dent, nnd nobody over KUiiwctcd it
until Marlotto Jcanoned from tho con
traction of tho eyeball that it must
exist nnd proceeded to And It.
He Would PuiU Too.
A. gentleman with n well fed appear
anco who motored over from tho near
cut town to deliver his lecture, "Tho
Art of dotting On," In tho village
schoolroom, concluded with n lino
burst. "The successful man Is the
man who strives persistently. Ills
motto k 'rush, and keep pushing, 'for
by that and that alone ho reaches li!
goal." lleforo tho nudlcncu mndo much
headway wkh their clapping a small
man at tho bnek got in n laugh Unit
might havo como from n megaphone,
Tho lecturer tield up his hand for st
tonco.
"You, too, my friend, will Imvo to
push," ho commenced.
"So will you, I reckon," Interrupted
tho nmnll man. "Thoro Is half n dozen
kids pinching tho gasollno out of your
motorcar to light n bonllro." Now
York Telegraph.
An Awed Gunner
r A,AIalmi hunter who U n craek shot
!HW it curwus siury aihhii nimxoir
Willi iiuuting oihmIht i "nilio Un
fluo largo deer uot mure timu tun tmj
away. IIo attempted to nil ho his rlllc
to his shoulder, but his nrm became
suddenly purnlyxed. All lio could do
was to stand (hero nnd watch tho deer
disappear in tho distance. Thou his
arm resumed its normal condition
and ho started on tho trull once moro.
After nwhlto ho came ukii tho deer
n second time, ami ngnln tho hunter
tried to radio Ids rlllo, and again Ids
nrm refused to servo him. Then lie
gnva it up nnd went home, Impressed
with n senso of nwo and it conviction
thut ho bad better leave that particular
deer alone.
The Regret of Hie Life.
Blr William drove, tho eminent act
entlst nnd Jurist, never forgnvo him
self for not discovering tho spectro
scope. "I had often observed," ho
wild, "that thero were different lines
exhibited In tho ectrn of different
metals Ignited In tho voltaic nrv, mid
If I had had any reasonable amount of
wit I ourht to have seen the converse
vie, that by Ignition different ttodles
show in their spectral lines tho mntorl
ats of which they nro composed."
Repartee.
TJpon Fenelon telling Itlchclleu that
ho hud seen tho portrait or ins emi
nence at the palace tho cardinal sneer
Incly nsked, "Did you nk It for n sub
scrlntlou for some iHor friend of
yours?"
"No. Tbo picture was too mueh like
you."
Rather Desirable.
"I hope your father does uot object
to my staying so late." said wr. Ktay
nut ns tho clock struck 12.
"Oh, dear, no!" replied Miss Dabs,
with dlnlcultv suppressing a yawn.
"IIo saya you save him tho expeuse of
a night watchman.'-uarpers.
Like Curee Like.
Mrs. Kelly This neighborhood seems
a bit noisy, Mrs. I'lynn. Mrs. Fiynn
Ylsj th only tolme It's quiet here is
whin th' elevuted train goes by and
drowns th' noise. ruck.
Exciting.
Percy I am tired of this llfo of ease.
I want li life of toll, daujrer, excite
ment and adventure! Mamy Oh, this
la so sudden! But you may nsic papa.
Life.
Couldn't Escape.
"Light travels faster than sound."
"Hut you might light out nnd still not
be -able to get away from that loud
suit of yours." New York Press.
"What made you so late?"
"I met Smithson."
"Well, that is no reason why
you should be an hour late get
ting home to supper."
"I know, but I asked him how
he was feeling, and he insisted
on telling me about his stomach
trouble."
"Did you tell him to take
Chamberlain's Tablets?"
"Sure, that is what he needs."
Sold by all dealers. i
ORDINANCE NO. 536
AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING
AND APPROVING TH
VIEWERS' REPORT IN TH
MATTER OP THE OPENING,
LAYING OUT, ESTABLISH
ING AND EXTENDING 0
POLK STREET SIXTY FEE'
IN WIDTH FROM ITS PRES
ENT NORTHERLY TERM
NATION AT THE NORTH
ERLY LINE OF ST. JOHNS
HEIGHTS ADDITION TO
THE SOUTHERLY LINE 0
DAWSON STREET AND AP
PROPRIATING THEREFOR
A STRIP OF GROUND SIXTY
FEET IN WIDTH.
The City of St. Johns does or
dain as follows:
That whereas, the Viewers
Imvintr been annointcd by this
Council in the matter of the
oneninir. laying out and estab
lishlncr. and extending of Pol
Street from its northerly termi
nntion ntthe'northerlv lino of St
Johns Heights Addition to the
southerly, line of Dawson strce
and appropriating tnercior i
strip of land Sixty Feet in width
and the Viewers having met
pursuant to a resolution of the
Council and having viewed the
qniil nmnotrv to be nnnronriatcd
and having assessed tho benefits
Hnd damntres thereof to this
Council, which said report has
fllwl with thn nitT Record
er of the City of St. Johns, and
which said rcnort is in words
and figures as follows, to wit:
St. Johns, Oregon, March 10
1913.
'lo the Honorable Mayor and
Common Council of the City o
bt. Johns, Oregon.
Gentlemen: We, tho under
ligned having been duly appoint
ed by your Honorable Body to
act as viewers by resolution
Jatcd tho 21st day of January
imis, anu Having been duly noti
lied of our appointments as
viewers in tho matter of the
opening, laying out, establishing
and extending oi i'olk street in
tho City of St. Johns, in accord
anco witli Ordinance number 52
dated the 7th day of January
1013, and unproved by tho May
3r the 7th day of January, 1013
Jo respectfully report as follows
to wit:
That pursuant to individua
notices to ourselves sent by the
tteconlorof tho City of St Johns,
not.fyingus nntLoach of us.
our ii iKjintment as bucIi view
rs. m met atthotimo andplaco
J-s ik u ted at tho ofllco of tho
Mayor in the City Hall of the
City of St. Johns, Oregon, at
Ten o'clock in tho afternoon, on
che 8th day of February. 1913,
and at the said time and place
wo took oath to laithfujly (lis
2iutrge tno duties assigned us,
which said oath was duly filed
tfith tho City Recorder of tho
City (f St. Johns: nnd nftorhav
tng taken and subscribed to the
jaid oath, we wero furnished
.vithn copy of Ordinanco number
521, together with a copy of tho
h1irvitii-wiira lfnnmr Vntnfntr mi I
V tit and written d03crint tons o
tho hereinafter described nronor
ty to be appropriated for tho pur
pose of opening, laying out. cs
tablishing and extending of Polk
street, nnd together with n copy
3f tho Charter of tho City of St.
Johns.
At tho said time and p ace of
meeting of the viewers tho City
of bt Johns was represented by
Perry C. Stroud, City Attornoy
of St. Johns, and Olivo M. Hem-
low and Harry llemlow, her hus
oand.wero represented by their
duly authorized agent, Miss
Eliznuoth Caples, and Mrs. Nan
2y C. Caples was represented by
oer ngent,Miss Elizabeth Caples.
After being so sworn in as view
ers we proceeded to view the
nroperty proposed to be appro
priated for the opening, laying
out, establishing and extending
of Polk Street and the whole
thereof, and listened to tho ovi-
denco introduced and to the ar
guments of tho counsel and
agents, and we took into consid
eration tho claims of all parties
concerned, and we then deter
mined and assessed the damages
that will bo sustained by the
taking of the property, and of
the benefits that will be derived
by reason of the opening, laying
out, establishing and extending
of the aforesaid Polk Street
That we adjourned from time
to time as follows, to wit:
From Feb. 8, 1913, to Feb. 13,
013. from Feb. 13th. 1913. to Feb.
9. 1913, from Feb. 19th. 1913. to
feb. 25.1913. from Feb.25. 1913.
to March 1, 1913, from March 1,
913. to March 7. 1913. and from
March 7th, 1913, to March 10th.
913.and that during all the said
times and meetings we investi
gated and considered the pro
posed opening, layingout, estab-
lsmng and extending oi sad
oik Street
That the proposed opening, lay
ing out. establishing and extend
ing of Polk Street in accordance
with Ordinance number 524 will
include anu necessitate the apH
nronnation for street purposes
and for the public use the follow
ing described tract of land, to
wit:
Starting at tho north easterly
corner of Lot One(l) Block Two
(2) in St Johns Heights Addi
tion to the City of St. Johns,
run thence north 17 degrees 50
minutes east 84.8 feet to the
south line of Dawson Street
thence south 71 degrees 17 min
utes east 60.3 feet along tho sout
lineof Dawson Street to a point
thence south 17 degrees 50 min
utes west 85.1 feet to a point
thence north 71 degrees west 00.
feet to point of beginning, con
tuning in all 5113 square feet,
more or less.
And we find and determine
that the just described tract of
land to be appropriated is owned
by Olive M. Hcmlow and Harry
Hemlow, her husband, and Mrs
Nancy Canles.
And we further find that Olivo
M. Hcmlow and Harry Hcmlow
her husband, nre tho owners of
tho following described tract o
land, to wit: Beginning at
point N. 71degs. 17 min. west 507
loot irom the northwest corner
of Lot Ono (1). Block Three (3
South St. Johns; thence south 19
degrees 55 minutes west 80 feet
thence south 71 degrees 17 min
utes cast GO feet; thence north 19
degrees 55 minutes cast 80 feet
thence north 71 degrees 17 min
utes west GO feet to point of be
ginning, containing in all 5100
square feet, more or less,
Which said property just de
scribed was deeded by Nancy
Caples to Olivo M. Hcmlow by
deed dated February 20. 1910. and
recorded in tho office of tho
County Clerk Book 490 of deeds
pago 480.
And wo further find that tho
aforo described property of O
ivc M. Hemlow will bo rendered
less valuable by tho taking and
using tho portion thereof herein
before more particularly describ
ed for tho opening, laying out
and establishing and extending
of Polk Street, nnd wo assess
and estimate tho damage- by ron
son of tho taking of the said nor
tion of tho said property for
street purposes in tho sum
Fivo Hundred Seventy Fivo Dol
ars 5575.00).
And wo further find that tho
assessment of tho damages over
tho benefits which the said Olivo
M. Hcmlow nnd Harry Hcmlow
her husband, will sustain by
reason of tho opening, laying out
and establishing and extending
of said Polk Street in accordance
with the survey, plat and writ
ten report of tho City Engineer
and in accordance with Ordi
nanco number 524 will bo tho sum
of Fivo Hundred Sovcnty-Fivo
Do ars (5575.00).
And wo further find that Nan
cy C. Caples is. tho owner of that
strip of land lying between Daw
son Street and tho northerly lino
of St Johns Heights Addition
and tho westerly lineof a certni
trnctof land deeded by Nancy
Can es to Jane Dodgo by a cer
tain deed dated July 9, 1910, and
recorded in Book 540 of Deeds
pago 339, and tho easterly lino
of tho following described prop
erty, to wit: Beginning nt a
point north 71 degrees 17 west
807.G9 feet from tho northwes
corner of Lot Ono(l) Block Three
3) South bt. Johns Addition
thence south 19 degrees 55 min
utes west 80 feet: thenco north
71 degrees 17 minutes west GO
feet: thenco north 19 degrees
55 minutes cast 80 feet: thenco
south 71 degrees 17 minutes east
GO feet to place of beginning,
deeded by Nancy C. Caples to 01
ive M. llemlow by deed dated
February 20, 1910, and recorded
in Book 490 of Deeds pago 180,
and excepting from tho said de
scription tho following described
property to wit: Beginning at
a point north 71 degrees 17 min
utes west 507 feet from tho
north west corner of Lot One (1)
Block Three (3) South St Johns
Addition : thence south 19 degrees
55 minutes west 80 feet; thence
south 71 degrees 17 minutes east
W) feet; thence north 19 degrees
55 minutes east 80 feet: thence
north 71 degrees 17 minutes west
00 feet to point of beginning,
containing in all 5400 square feet.
deeded by Nancy Caples to Olivo
M, llemlow by deed dated Feb
ruary 20, 1910, and recorded in
Book 490 of deeds, page 180:
and that the said property will
be rendered less valuablo by rea
son of tho taking and using of
the portion thereof hereinbefore
moro particularly described for
the opening, laying out establish
ing and extending of Polk street
and we assess and estimate the
damage thereon by the reason of
the tar mg of the said portion
of the property necessary for the
opening, layingout, establishing
and extending of Polk Street
aforesaid in the sum of Twenty
Five Dollars (i5.UOj.
And we further find that that
portion of land owned by Nancy
Caples lying between the south
erly line of Dawson Street, the
northerly line of St Johns
Heights Addition and theeaster-
y lino of Polk Street as it is pro
posed herein to lay out. open.
establish and extend, and a lino
parallel with and equal distant
from the center line of Buchanan
Street as now laid out and estab-
ished and the center lino of
oik Street as herein proposed
to be laid out and established and
extended will be especially bene
fited by the said opening, laying
out, establishing and extending
of said Polk Street, and we have
assessed as benefits therefor the
sum of Ono Hundred Forty-Five
Dollars ($145.00) against the
said Caples tract just described.
And we further find that Mrs.
Nancy Caples is the owner of
the following described property,
to wit: That portion of land ly
ing between Dawson Street and
the northerly line of St. Johns
Heights Add. and between those
two strips of land conveyed by
Nancy Caples to Olive M.Hemlow
by a certain deed of conveyance
dated February 20, 1910, and re
corded in the office of the Coun
ty Clerk of Multnomah County,
Book 490 of Deeds pago 180, and
hereinbefore more particularly
described.
And we further find that the
easterly one half of the said por
tion of land just described will
be especially benefited by the
opening, laying out, establish
ing and extending of Polk Street
in tho sum of One Hundred
Thirty Dollars ($130.00). and we
have assessed the said sum of
One Hundred Thirty Dollnrs
against tho easterly one-half of
Caples Tract just described.
And we further find that P. C.
Stroud is the owner of Lot One
(1) Block Two (2) St. Johns
Heights Addition, and that the
said Lot One (1) Block Two (2)
will be especially benefited by
the opening of said Polk Street
in tho sum of Fifty Dollars
($50.00), and we assessed the
sum of Fifty Dollars against the
said Lot Ono (1) Block Two (2).
And wo further find that P. C.
Stroud is the owner of Lot Two
(2) Block Two (2) of St Johns
Heights Addition nnd that tho
said Lot Two (2) Block (2) is es
pecially benefited by the opening
of said Polk Street in the sum of
Twenty-Five Dollars ($25.00),
and we have assessed the said
sum of Twenty Five Dollars
against the said Lot Two (2)
Block Two (2).
And wo further find that A.
Johnson is the owner of Lot
Three (3) of Block Two (2) St
Johns Heights Addition and that
tho said Lot Three (3) Block
Two (2) is especially benefited
by the said opening of Polk
Street in tho sum of Fifteen Dol
lars, and wo assessed tho sum of
Fifteen Dollars ($15.00) against
the said Lot Three (3) Block
Two (2).
And wo further find that Mary
H. Gunthcr is tho owner of Lot
Eight (8) Block Thrco (3) St
Johns Heights Addition nnd that
tho mid IM Eight (8) Block
Thrco (3) will be especially ben
efited by the opening of said Polk
Street in tho sum of Fifty Dol-
I ars ($50.00). and wo assessed
the sum of Fifty Dollars
($50.00) .nuuwifnst. the said Lot
E ght 8) mbck Threo 3).
And wo further find that Mary
II. Gunthcr is tho owner of Lot
Seven (7) Block Thrco (3) St,
Johns Heights Addition and tlia
the said Lot Seven (7) Block
Three (3) will bo especially ben
eiltcd by tho opening of salt
Polk Street in the sum of Twen
ty Fivo Dollars, and wo havo
assessed tho sum of Twenty Fivo
Dollars ($25.00) against tho salt:
Lot Seven (7) Block Thrco (3).
And wo further find that E
A. Markwcll is tho owner of Lo
Six (G) Block Thrco (3) St Johns
Heights Addition, nnd that the
said Lot Six (G) Block Thrco (3)
will bo especially benefited by
tho opening of said Polk Street
in tho sum of Fifteen ($15.00)
and we havo assessed tho said
sum of Fifteen Dollars against
tho said Lot Six (G) Block Thrco
(3).
And wo further find that Mar
tha Hoover is tho owner of Lot
Fivo (5) Block Three (3) St.
Johns Heights Addition, ant
that tho said Lot Fivo (5) Block
Three (3) will bo especially ben
efited by tho opening of sait;
Polk Street in tho sum of Ten
Dollars (MU.UU). and wo assess
ed the sum of Ten Dollars against
Lot Five (5) Block Three 3).
And we further itnd that W.
N. Burley is tho owner of Lot
Eight (8) Block Four (4)St Johns
Heights Addition and that the
said Lot Eight (8) Block Four
(4) will bo especially benefited
by tho opening of Polk Street in
the sum of Fifteen Dollars
($15.00)and wo assessed tho said
sum of Fifteen Dollars against
tho said Lot Eight (8) Block
Four (4).
And we further hnd that K. u.
Murnhy is tho owner of Lot Sev
en (7) Hlock iour (a) at. Johns
Heights Addition, and that the
said Lot Seven (7) Block Four
(4) will bo especially benefited by
theoneningof said Polk street in
the sum of Ten Do lars 51U.00).
and wo assessed the sum of Ten
Dollars against tho said Lot Sev
en (7) titock til.
And we further find that Merle
Davis is the owner of Lot Six
(6) Block Four (4), St. Johns
leights Addition, and that the
said Lot Six (6) Block Four (4)
will be especially benefited by
the opening of said Polk street
in tho sum or 1'ive Dollars
($5.00), and we assessed the
sum of Five Dollars against the
said Lot Six (6) Block Four (4).
And we further find that W.
N. Sneed is the owner of Lot Five
(5) of Block Four (4). and that
the said Lot Five (5) Block Four
(4) will be especially benefited
bv the opening or said I'oik
street in the sum of Five Dollars
($5.00). and we assessed the sum
of Fivo Dollars against tho said
Lot Fivo (5) Block Four (4).
And wo further find that Leo
J. Wright is the owner of Lot
One(l)of Block Fivo(5)St. Johns
Heights Addition, and that the
said Lot One (1) Block Fivo (5)
is especially benefited by the op
ening of Polk street in the sum
of Fifteen Dollars, and wo as
sessed the sum of Fifteen Dol
lars ($15.00) against the said Lot
One (1) Block Five, 5.
And we further find thai Ben
Wnltd is the owner of Lot Two
2,Block Five,5,St. Johns Heights
Addition, nnd that the said Lot
Two, 2, Block Five, 5, will bo
especially benefited by the open
ing of said Polk street in the
sum of Ten Dollars, $10.00, and
we assessed the sum of Ten Dol
lars against the said Lot Two, 2,
Block Five, 5. ,
And we further find that W.
J. Nolan is the owner of Lot
Three., 3, Block Five, 5, St. Johns
Heights Addition, and that tho
said Lot Three Block Fivo will be
especially benefited in the sum
of Fivo Dollars, $5.00, and wo
have assessed the sum of Five
Dollars against the said Lot
Three, 3, Block Five, 5.
And wo further find that F.
L. Fletcher is the owner of Lot
Nine. 9, Block Four, 4, St. Johns
Heights Addition, and that tho
said Lot Nine. 9. Block Four. 4.
will bo especially benefited in the
sum of Ten Dollars, nnd we havo
assessed tho said sum of Ten
Dollars, $10.00. against tho snid
Lot Nine. 9, Block Four, 4.
And we further find that F. L.
Fletcher is the owner of Lot Ten,
10, Block Four, 4, St Johns
Heights Addition, nnd that tho
said Lot Ten, 10, of Block Four,
4, will be especially benefited in
the sum of Five Dollars, $5.00,
and wo have assessed the said
sum of Fivo Dollars against the
said Lot Ten, 10, Block Four, 4.
And we further find thatS.
Vincent is tho owner of Lot Elev
en, 11, Blfck Four, 4, St. Johns
Heights Addition, and that the
said Lot Eleven, 11, Block Four,
4, will be especially benefited by
tho opening of said Polk street
in the sum of Four Dollnrs,$4.00,
and wo havo assessed the sum of
Four Dollars against the said Lot
Eleven, 11, Block Four, 4.
And we further find that A. S.
and M. Gately are tho owners
of Lot Twelve, 12, Block Four, 4.
St. Johns Heights Addition, and
that tho said Lot Twelve, 12.
Block Four, 4, is especially bene
fited by the opening of said Polk
street in tho sum of Thrco Dol
lars, $3.00, and wo assessed tho
sum of Three Dollars against nnd
said Lot Twelve, 12, Block Four
1.
And wo further find that J. II.
and Martha T. Black aro thu
owners of Lot Twelvo, 12, Block
Five, 5, St Johns Heights Addi
tion, and that tho said Lot
Twelve, 12, BlrcU Five. 5, is es
pecially benefited by the open
ing of Polk street in the sum of
Ten Dollars, $10.(i0, and wo havo
ashessed tho sum of Ton Dollars
againBt tho said Lot Twelve, 12,
Block Five, fi.
And wo further find that J. II.
and Martha T. Black aro the
owners of Lot Elovon, 11, Block
Five. 5, St JohiiB Hoightu Addi
tion, and that tho said Lol Elev
en. 11, Block Five, 5, will bo es
pecially benefited by tho opening
of said Polk street in tho sum
of Fivo Dollars, ami wo assess
ed tho sum of Fivo Dollnrs
against tho said Lot Eleven, 11,
Block Five, 5.
And wo further find that Fred
Lehmann is tho owner of Lot Ton
10, Block Fivo, 5, St Johns I
BLACKFEET INDIANS IN GRASS DANCE
Dlackfeet
New York, March 20th, 1013. Hroad-
wav was treated to an Indian dunce
ycHtcrduy when llig Top and ten Muck
Feet Indians, hero to sea thouighU in con
nection with tho Second Annual Travel
and Vacation Show, performed in honor
of tho women along tho "Gay White
Wav." To music of tom-toms thov
danced for several minutes in front of tho
oflicca of tho Great Northern Railway
which furnished them a secial car from
Glacier National 1'urk reservation, Mon
tana. Tho above picture shows tho
Heights Addition, and that the
said Lot Ten. 10. Block Five, 5,
will be especially benefited by
the opening of Polk street in
the sum of Four Dollnrs, $4.00,
and we have assessed the sum
of Four Dollars against the said
Lot Ton, 10, Block Five, 5.
And wo further find that Ja
cob Rassi is the owner of Lot
One, 1, Block Eight, 8. St. Johns
Heights Addition, and that the
said Lot One, 1, Block Eight, 8,
is especially benefited by the
opening of Polk street in tho
sum of Five Dollars, $5.00, and
we assessed tho sum of Five
Dollars against tho said Lot One
1, Block Eight, 8.
And we further find that Jacob
Rassi is the owner of Lot Nino,
Tract
Hcmlow tract
Caples trnct cast of
Owner
. ,,, Olive M. Hcmlow.,
Cnplcs trnct west of
I,ot 1 block 2, St.
Johns Heights Add...
I.ot 2 block 2, St.
Johns Height Add...
Lot 3 block 2, St.
Johns Heights Add., ,
Lot 8 block 3, St.
Johns Heights Add. . ,
Lot 7 block 3, St.
Johns Heights Add...
I,ot G, block 3, St.
Johns Heights Add . . ,
Mary 11. Ouuther
Mary II. Ounttier.
,I, A, Mark well
Lot ft Dlock li, St.
Johns Heights Add Mnrthn
Lot 8 block -I, St.
I,ot 7 block 4. St.
Johns Heights Add,,.., It. I,. Murphy.
Lot 0 block -I, St.
Johns Heights Add Merle lMvIs .
Lot 5 block -I, St.
Johns Heights Add W. N. Sliced .
Lot 1 block D. St.
Johns Heights Add Leo J. Wright
Lot 2 block 5, St.
Johns Heights Add Hon Wnltd. .
Lot 3 block B, St.
Johns Heights Add W. J. Nolan..
Lot 0 block I. St.
Johns Heights Add. .
.1'. L
Lot 1U mock -1, at.
Johns Heights Add I'. L. IMctehur
Lot 11 block -I, St.
Johns Heights Add S. VliiNtit ....
Lot 12 block 4, St.
John Heights Add. . . A. S. anil M. Oetely
Johns Heights Add. J. 11. ami Martlm ntock.HW
IM 11 block 6, St.
Johns Heights Add. J. II. apd Martlta MMk.nou.
Lot 10 block li, St.
Johns Heights Add. . . .t'rtil l,hiHuHti tuii.
Lt 1 block 8. St.
Johns Heights Add
Lot It block II, St.
Johns Heights Add
Costs . fftOO
Jacob liwi
jHCnh Rjtael
Totals .$0.00
And, further, in the aiMowi
mont of the bonofits and dam
ages for tho said open ing of Polk
street, and in all of our proceed
ings wo havo proceeded in ac
cordance with tho charter of tho
city of St. Johns.
Respectfully submittod this
10th day of March, 1913.
R. W. McKoon,
Viowor.
O. J. Calzmyor,
Viowor.
W. G. Turkington,
Viowor.
And, whoreau, F. A. Rice, Re
corder of tho City of St. Johns,
has duly notified all persons in
torusted in the said oponing, lay
ing out, establishing and extend
ing of Polk Htrect and all por
soim against whom asuoiwmontM
for bonofits will bo nuido that
tho Council would hoar and re
ceive object ions to thu said
Viewers' Roport in writing at a
regular meeting of tho Council
in lm linlil nt. Kio-lit. n'flrwlf In
the afternoon on Tuosday, the
25th day of March, in the Conn -
cil Chambors of tho City Hall,
in tho City of St. Johns. Oregon:
and,
Whereas, at the said timo and j
placo the Council ,did listen to
Tribe Performs in Honor of Women Along
Indians camped on tho roof of the Hotel
MeAhiin, living in tepees nnd cooking
their food in xts, loaned them by Mana
ger Hooiuer, who is entertaining them.
Tho Indians uro in charge of ''Pig Jim"
Shoemaker of Montana. Thoy arrived
in Jersey City Ruiulay nnd where brought
to New York on tho fcrrv. At tho first
sight of tho skyscrapers Chief Three
Hears, who is 80 years old offered prayers.
Tho bund was awe-stricken.
Chief Dig Top, tho tribo orator, was
asked what hi tribo thought of tho city.
9,BlockNine,9, St. Johns Heights
Auumon, anu mat tno said Lot
t 1 I ! j e 11 i.i e
Nino.9, Block Nine,9, will be es
peically benefited by the open
ing of Polk street in the sum of
Five Dollars, $5.00, "and we have
assessed the sum of Five Dollars
against the said Lot Nine, 9,
Block Nine, 9.
We havo nssessed the sum of
Six Dollars as benefits ns provid
ed by the charter of the City of
St Johns, the same being for
ono day's services by each of the
Viewers, amounting in all to Six
Dollars, $0.00, as more particu
larly set forth in statement filed
with tho City Recorder.
The following is a detailed
statement of the assessment of
tho damages and benefits:
Kxcc9s of Ditttt'
n)c8 or DenefitJ
f 575.00
Damage llcucfits
..576.00 none .
.none f 145.00
$16.00 130.00
, .none 50.00
.none 25.00
..none 15.00
..none 50.00
..none 26.00.
..none 15.00
..none 10.00
..none 15.00
. none...... 10.00......
..none 5.00......
,.uonc 5.00
, .none 16.00
..none 10.00,
. none 5.00
..none 10.00
..none 5.00
, .none 4.00
iMHie), t . . , tt.OO......
50.00
25.00
15.00
50.00
25.00
15.00
10.00
15.00
10.00
5.00
5.00
15.00
10.00
none
10.00
5.00
4,00
3.00
tunic
10.00 10.00
S.0O.
5.00
4.00 4,00
own K.00....
5.00
who fi.(H) 5 00
jtOOO.OO mvxi.oo
any ami all objections made and
did counidur the roport of tho
Viewers filed heroin.
Now. therefore, the City of St.
Johim does ordain as follows:
That tho Report of tho View
ers is in nil respects reasonable.
jtiHt and sufficient, and tho said
Report and tho whole thereof in
themnttorof tho said opening,
layingout, establishing nnd ex
tendingof Polk street be.and tho
viuno is hereby, adopted and ap
proved. Passed by tho Council this 1st
day of April. 1913.
Appovml by tho Mayor this
1st day of April, 1913.
A. A. MUCK,
Mayor.
Attwt: F. A. RICE,
Recorder.
Published in tho St. Johns Re
view, April 11, 1913.
"My little son
had a very se-
voro cold. I
was
recommended
to try Chamborlaius's Cough
' Remedy, and beforo a small bot-
i tie was finished ho was as well
as ever," writes Mrs. H. Silks,
21) Dowing Street, Sydney, Aus
tralia. Th it remedy is for sale
by all dealer.
ON BROADWAY.
Street.
He likened the high buildings to moun
tains in Glacier Park,
Those in tho band nre, IHg Ton, leader,
Three Hears, Medioino Owl and squaw,
White Calf and squaw, loiiR-Time-Sleep,
Fish Wolf Hobo, Lazy Hoy and Cccila
Ground, 8 years old, the daughter of a
Curlislo School student.
The band will be in New York for ten
days in ounusotion with tho Second
Annual Truvnl and Vacation Show at tho
Grand Central Palace, New York City,