THE ST. JOHNS REVIEW
BY A. W. MARKLE
l'ubllshod Every Friday
At 117 West Burlington Street.
TiW RitviKW Is entered at post office
In Snlnt Johns, Oregon, as mull ninttcr
of the accoiiil class under the Act of Con
gress of Mnrch 3, 1879.
Job Printing ieuUd In flrtt-elM itjia
Dills tor Job Prlnlloc nib on dellrerr.
Atl eommnnlesllotii should b sddrtned to
lb BotIsw, BL Johns, Ortton.
Offlcttf Kwpper of ths Olty of Bt. Johns.
Shoes at Handsome Savings
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Subscription pries $1.00 par year.
Baptists Give Reception
The First Baptist church of
St. Johns held its eighth annual
roll call Wednesday evening,
which was well attended and en
joyed by all. The evening had
a two-fold mission- that of an
nual roll call, and reception for
their new pastor, Rev. Dordman.
The program which was very
pleasing and instructive, was
as follows:
Opening song by choir and con
gregation, "When the Hoi! is
Called Up Yondnr." This was
followed by prayer by Rev. Mur
phey of the Congreational church,
and Scrinture osson by the pas
tor. After which the combined
chorus of the Evangelical and
Baptist churches sang the an
them. "Praise Ye the rather."
being led in a masterful way by
Mr. Leake of the Evangelical
church. Master Harry Evens
gave a very laughable recitation.
Mr. Holt then gave an address
of welcome to those present, and
Rev. Murphoy welcomed the
now pastor on behalf of the
di lie re nt denominations of the
city, which was responded to by
Rev. Hordman. At thin tune Air.
Leake sang a splendid solo.
Rev. Leonard, who was pastor
lr three years during which
time the church ediiici' was con
structed, delivered the roll call
sermon. During his remarks he
told of the struggles they had
together during iho early years
of the church organization, and
or the pleasures and successes
they had mot with in the work.
and told of the ones he had
learned to love while here who
had already crossed over the riv
or to their great reward. Ho
exhorted the members to do
their duty to the church, to sup
port the pastor by their work
and attendance at all the ser
vices of the church, to give of
their means for the support of
the work, and, above all, to
strengthen the church, thorn-
selves and each other by their
consistent prayers for the sue
cess of the cause.
The roll call was then given
and responded to by the mem
hers present. The program was
closed by singing "tJod Ho With
You," Rev. Leonard pronouuc
ing the benediction.
uoirushtuuniH ot ico cream
and cako were served after the
close of tho program, and the
remainder of tho evening was
spent in pleasant conversation.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK. ST. JOHNS, OREGON
ORDINANCE NO. 551
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING
AND ADOPTING THE SUR
VEY. PLAT AND WRITTEN
REPORT OF THE CITY EN
GINEER OF THE CITY OF
ST. JOHNS, OREGON, IN
THE MATTER OF OPEN
ING, LAYING OUT AND EX
TENDING 01
AVENUE SI
WIDTH FROM THE EAST
ERLY LINE OF CENTRAL
AVENUE TO THE EASTER
LY L I N E OF SENECA
STREET.
J OUT AND EX- '' wrong, u
t? cr iniiMQ esc,,,,d us follows: Start
vm.v PPpT,i f , Si from an iron pipe, which is
Aii i' va'jL in northwest corner of James J
Notice of Pinal Account
In the Circuit Court of the
State of Oregon for Multnomah
county.
In tho matter of tho estate of
'lliomas I-ostor Barton, deceased.
Notico is hereby givou Hint
tho undersigned executrixes of
the abovo entitled estate have
tiled thoir final account heroin,
and that tho Honorable 1. J.
Cleeton, Judge of the above nam
ed Court, has designated Wed
nesday, tho 27th day of August,
1013, at 1 :0 o'clock in tho af
ternoon in the Court room of the
Circuit Court, Department No.
(5. at tho court house in the city
of Portland as a time and place
for hearing objections to the
said final account mid the settle
mon t thereof.
Nancy C. Barton, Executrix.
Eily N. Roe, Executrix.
Perry C. Stroud. Attorney.
Dated at Portland. Oregon.
July 1913. Date of first pub
lication July 25. li)i:t; date of
Inst publication August 22, 191ft,
Summons by Publication
In Justico's Court for tho Dis
trict of St, Johns. County of
Multnomah, State of Oregon.
Ulvii action lor the recovery
of money. 1 P. Ward, plain
tilf, vs. Chas. Moy, defendant.
To Chas. Moy, dofondant: In
tho name of the state of Oregon,
you are hereby miiurod to up
pear beforo me at my ofllco and
answer the complaint filed
against you in the abovo entitled
action within seven days from
tho dato of tho sorvico of this
summons upon you; and if you
lull to answer tor want tboreof,
tho plaintiff will take judgment
against you for sevonty-three
dollars and sovonty-tour cents,
""and for costs and disbursements
incurred in this action, as pray
ed for in said complaint.
Given under my hand this 24th
day of July. 1913.
J. E. WILLIAMS.
Justice of the Ponce.
J, F. Mitchell, Constable.
NoU th Ubl on your paptr.
The City of St. Johns does or
(lain as follows:
Whereas, the city council of
the city of St. Johns. Oregon.
deems it expedient and neces
sary to open, lay out and o tub-
lish bt. Johns avenue sixty foot
in width from its present easter
ly termination, the easterly lino
of Central avenue to the easter
ly line of Seneca street as now
located and established, and to
condemn and appropriate there-
tore a strip or land or parcels of
land necessary to mako said
street sixty loot in width be
tween the easterly line of Con
tral avenue to the easterly line
of Seneca street: and,
Wheroas, the city council of
the city of St. Johns did on the
lirst day of July. A. 1). 1913.
adopt a resolution wherein the
city engineer of the city of St.
Johns was directed to make a
survey, plat and written report
of tho said proposed extension,
widening ot St. Johns avenue
and of tho property to bo appro
priated therefor and of the lots
and tracts of laud under which
said extension and widening was
to bo made; and,
Whereas, the city engineer.
pursuant to the said resolution,
has made such survey and has
Hied with the city recorder a plat
entitled " Condemnation of at.
Johns Avenue, Exhibit A," to-
gether with a written report,
which is as follows, to wit:
ENGINEER'S REPORT.
To tho Honorable Mayor and
Common Council of the City of
St. Johns, Oregon.
tiont lemon: In response to the
resolution adopted by the Coun
cil on the first day of July, A.
I). 1913. for tho opening, lavimr
out and establishing of St. Johns
avenue in the city of St. Johns,
Oregon, sixty feet in width from
the oastorly lino of Centra nvo-
nue to tho oastorly lino of Soiitf-
ca street as now located and es
tablished, and to condemn and
appropriate thorofor a strip of
land or parcels ot land necessary
to make said street sixty foot in
width between the oastorly lino
of Central avenue, and to the
easterly line of Soneca stroot,
which said resolution was adopt
ed as aforesaid on tho first dnv
of July, 1913, 1 herewith submit
the following report thereof:
First: I have nuule a s-.'rvov
as provided by tho said resolu
tion, and have prepared a pint
of said survey, and do herewith
submit a written report. I here
with report that St. Johns ave
nue as now laid out and estab
lished is sixty feet in width
from tho westerly lino of North ,
Edison street to a lino parallel
with Catlin street to the caster-
y lino of Central avenue, and
that to continue said St. Johns
avenuo sixty feet in width from
the easterly line of Central ave
nuo to tho easterly lino of Sene
ca street in the city of St. Johns
would roouiro the following des
cribed proporty, lying., situated
and beintr in tho citv of St.
Johns us follows, to wit:
The westerly 30 feet of lot
block 3, Oak Park Addition to
the city of St. Johns, containing
8207 square feet, more or less
and owned by Morris G. Urbnn
Also, the westerly 30 feet
lot 2 block 3, Oak Park Addition
containing 8207 square feet,
more or less, and owned by Ben
janun Amsterdam.
Also, a portion of a tract of
land owned by the heirs of Chas
E. Ladd and F. R. Strong, to he
tarting
the
donation land claim : thence nort
1)9 degrees 39minutes.castl213.
feet to an iron pipe which is the
initial point: thence north f9
degrees 39 minutes, east 282
feet; thence north 31 degrees (!
minutes, west 30 feet: thence
south f9 degrees 39 minutes
west 27(5.8 feet; thence south 22
degrees 10minutes,east30.7 feet
to the place of beginning, am
containing 8380.5 square feet in
Section 1. T. 1. N. K. 1. W.W.M
That the abovo described lam
lies within the limits of St.Johns
avenue as proposed to be oncned
laid out and established. ami that
tho above is a full and complete
description of the land which is
necessary for tho said opening
laying out and establishing o
said St Johns avenue.
I hereby submit plat of salt
bt, Johns avenue market "Con
demnation of St. Johns Avenuo
Exhibit A." which said nlat is
made in accordance with survev
. . . ; . .
as ordered by tno resolution of
the Council for tho opening, lay
ng out and establishing of sa t
St. Johns avenue, ami the said
pint further shows the bounda
ries of the said proposed street
and the portion of lots and tho
tracts of land to be appropriate!
inoroior.
Respectfully submitted this
8th day of July, 1913.
J. O. BURSON,
Citv Engineer.
Now. therefore, tho Citv of St.
Johns does ordain as follows:'
I he survey, plat and writton
report hereinbefore sot forth in
connection with tho proposet
oponing, laying out and extend
ing of St, Johns avenue sixty
feet in width from it present
easterly termination to tho
easterly lino of Seneca street is
hereby approved and adopted,
ami u is nereuy deemed neces
sary to condemn and appropriate
ior street purposes ami tor the
public use that strip of land
more particularly described in
the engineer's report and the ac
company ing plat thereof.
Passed by tho Council this
15th day of July, 1913
Approved bv tho Mnvor this
15th day of July. 1913.
CHAS. BREDESON,
Attest: Mayor.
F. A. RICE,
Recorder.
Published in the St. Johns Re
view July 25, 1913.
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ORDINANCE NO. 553
tN ORDINANCB ACCEPTING
DEEDS FROM NANCY CA
PLES, II; E. HARRIS
A. I). OSRORN. MADE
EXECUTED IN KAVOR OF
THE CITY OF ST. JOHNS,
CONVEYING CERTAIN
PROPERTY IN SAID CITY
FOR STREET PURPOSES.
AND DIRECTING THAT A
PLAT THEREOF BE FILED
OrcKon. to wit:
A strip of land 20 feet in width
olT of tho northerly line of tho
following described property, to
wit: ncKinninir at an iron pipe
at Section numbered seven (7).
AND Township number one (1). North
AND Rno one (1), East W. M., at
tno norm lino ot tno rnrnt ot
way of tho City and Suburban
Railway Company, which is the
initial point of the South St. Johns
Addition to tho city of SLJohns,
thenco north 71 decrees 17 min
utes, west '119.2 feet; thenco
north 19 decrees 55 minutes,
east 15 feet to tho place of be
IN THE COUNTY RECORDS ginning; thence north 19 degrees
OF MULTNOMAH COUNTY.
or-
Thc city of St. Johns does
dain as follows:
Section 1. Hint a certain war
ranty deed from Nancy Caples,
made and executed in favor of
55 minutes, east 4G3.G5 feet;
thenco south 71 decrees 18 min
utes, east 391.7 feet: thence south
19 degrees 55 minutes, west
163.G5 feet: thence north 71 do
grees 18 minutes, west 391.7 feet
to the placo of beginning.
That the said Council of tho
the c ty ol bt. .lohns. dated June c tv of St. Johns herobv nccont
2-lth, A. U., 191U, and acknowl- cd each and every warranty
edged before W. II. King, No- deed abovo mentioned, and the
tary Public for Oregon, on the same is hereby accepted by the
SJIth day of June A. U.. 1913. sad c tv counc of SLJohns.
111 .! ljV
conveying to 1110 saiu city ior uregon.
street purposes the following des- Section 1. Tho c tv encr neer
criuod tract ot land, situated in ot the city of St. Johns be. and
the county of Multnomah, state he is hereby, directed to mako
of Oregon, to wit: and file as by law required a plat
Beginning at an iron pipe at of tho port on and tract of
tho intersection of tho easterly ground described in sections one
tno of Tyler street and tho
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southerly line of Central avenue,
thence south 70 degrees 18 nun-
utos, east 300.08 feet along the
(D. two (2) and three (3) of
this ordinance, and that such
pint be filed with in th rtv (30)
days from tho passage of this
southerly line of Central avenuo ordinnnce.
to an iron pipe in tho westerly Passed by tho council this 22nd
ino oi t'oiK street; tiience south- day of July A. D. 1913.
erly along the westerly lino of Approved by tho Mayor this
oik street to a point distant 20 22nd day of July A. D. 1913.
feet from tho southerly line of
Central avenuo; thenco westerly
and distant 20 feet from tho
southerly line of Central avenue
to a point in tho easterly lino of
yler street: thenco northerly
along tho easterly line of Tyler
. A 11 A i 1. ! i
sireei 10 me point oi ueginning.
Section 2. That a certain war
anty deed from II. E. Harris.
made and executed in favor of
tho city of St. Johns, dated July
st, A. 1j 1913. and acknowl-
nlirnl lwifm.-. A iwlt.-.ti T Atuia
Notary Public, on the same day. cuiiicuiuiierv,ii.ci,redm
conveying to said city ior street
CHAS. BREDESON,
Mayor.
Attest: F. A. RICE,
Citv Recorder.
Published in tho St. Johns Re
view July 25, 1913.
' The Bungalow Store
408 N. Jersey St.
purposes the following describ
ed tract of land situated in the
county of Multnomnh. state of
Oregon, to wit:
Tho northerly twenty (20) feet
i a tract of land described as
follows, to wit: Commencing at
io southeast corner of Caples
Addition to the city of St. Johns,
thenco south 71 degrees 11 min
utes, east 238.5 feet; thence
north 20 degrees, east 478.57
feet; thence north 71 degrees 14
minutes, west 238.5 feet; thence
south 20 degrees, west 478.57
feet to the place of beginning in
Section 12. T.l, N.R.I, W. of W.
M. in Multnomah county, Ore
gon, v
Section 3. That a certain war
ranty deed from A. D. Osbom.
made and executed in favor of
the city of St. Johns, dated July
17th. A. D., 1913, and acknowl
edged beforo O. J. Gatzmyer,
Notary Public, on tho same day,
conveying to said citv for street
purposes the following described
tract of land situated in tho
county of Multnomah, state of
Fruit, Cigars, Tobacco, Etc.
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