THE FIRST VOTE.
t. W. Corbett Received 36 Tiitm uni
Judge Bennett 24 Forty-ix
Required to Elect.
Both branches of the legislature bal
loted separately for United States sen
ator Tuoaday. The result follows:
; Senate.' House. Total.
Corbett ; 13 28 88
George. ..,,. ti 10 16
Williams 1 ( 4 ,, 5
Bennett.,;... 6 18 24
fcakin g... 2 3 .! :;.'. 6
Cotton ...k. 1 ... ' 1
Hewitt....... , 1 . 1
Dunne ....... s.,ir ; 1 - r 1
Eliia J... '' Ifi !
Tp !- -t" i vi.
The Oregon senatorial situation was
unchanged on first joint ballot taken
Wednesday. Corbett again received
88 votes and the others v are , divided
among minority candidates -to udlj the
tame as the first day. '! ',.
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Routine In Two HomWiM' ,v ::,x.
The routine work in both houses
Tuesday:did not .develop, anything of
(Treat im portance. 1, The senate tonouj
rod in the) houw resolution (for anuinit
vestigatjon of the books and accounts
ttf the sjejoietary of state, penitentiBry,;
Boldiorajt Home, state school land com: ,
miasioners and insane asylum.
Arising to a question of privilege,
BenatorFulton heatedly denied u state
ment thjit the Clatsop, delegation is pr
coIlusioB;with Seofofat? of jState-Ipoct;
Dunbar fin thedistiibutioa of pnrtoiigae
in the litter's office in the interest of
the anti'-Coi bett men . f ? 'M " ' V. ' ; " ' 1 '
In the house, the bill to incofpqrate
Condon, Gilliam county, was passed. '
Bills 'and resolutions were introduced
in the house as follows:
By Pordney, fixing the time of hold
ing terms of court in the sixth Judicial
district . By Myers, providing that a
Joint committee be appointed to inves
tigate the salmon industry of the state ,
and report at the next session, its ex
pense not to exceod $500. This is a
lubstitute for a resolution pa the same
subject killed aflt!jweek.;j"j'(,,u.,1V) '
Moody of I Multnomah, i introduced
two bills, one to repeal the present law
authorizing the payment of taxes with
county warrants, and, the other to pro
vide that county warrants shall, be re
deemed in the order of 'the date of the
treasurer's indorsement upon them. .
The bill authorizing the state to re
fund to Lincoln county nearly $1,000,
paid on account of property assessed in
the1 Siletz - Indian ; reservation, which
was recently decided not to be assessa
ble by that county, passed without ob
jection. ...
Two more investigating committees
were set on foot today, pne to investi
gate the school land commission, and
the other to examine into (he manage
ment ot the state school for the blind.
The Multnomah senators hold a
meeting this afternoon and organized
aB a committee, by electing Hoseltine
ohitirman, . n . t , ., . .
Following is the full text of the reso
lutions introduoed in the housa by
Jioss of Multnomah, providing for the
rolobration of the 40th anniversary of
Oregon's admission into the Union: '
"Whereas, There occurs in 18i9 the
40th anniversary of the admisvon cf
'Oregon as a Btate and the semi-rriwn-aial
anniversary of the extension of
the laws of the United Statos over the
;Oregon country; and,
; "Whereas, Tho appropriate observ
ance of suoh anuiveisnry is conducive
to creating and enlightening u true
commonwealth spirit, fostering .-the;
zealous study of its history 'tndliiFtittW
tions by its people; therefore, be it
; "Resolved, That the speaker of the
house appoint a committee of three,
who, with two appointed by the senate,
ahall constitute a joint committee to
arrange for appropriate exorcises by
the senate and house of representa
tives of the legislature of Oregon, as
sembled in joint assembly on the 14th
day of February, 1899; and further
be it
"Resolved, That the governor be re
quested to appoint a committee of ar
rangements for the celebration of the
semi-centennial annivorsary, to be
held at Portland, Or., on Juno 15,
1899." ; .. - : 1
Curtis of Clatsop, introduced in the
house, by request of ex-ltopresontative
U'Kun, a joint resolution for an amend
.uient to the constitution providing for
the intitiative and referendum plan of
making laws. By its terms, "the leg
islative assembly shall have power to
rotor any bill to the legal voters of the
state for approval or rejection. . Five
thousand legal voters of tho Btate shall
have therluht and powor to propose uny
bill or constitutional amendment to all
the legal voters for approval or rejec
tion. " It is made compulsory for the
legislature to refer to the voters' every
increase in an.vyipproprintion of public
funds, every increase in salary of any
public officer and every new appropiia
tion of public funds.
Bids have been oponed at the navy
department for the construction of four
harbor-defense vessels, Of the monitor
type, authoriaed by congress at an ex
Itouditure of fl.330.0Q0 lor each mon
itor. Four per oent allowance was
made in favor of the Pacific coast build
era. From the fate of the bids, the
lowest bidders for the four vessels were
Nixon, Newport News, Bath and Union
iron woiks, who eaoh bid for one mon
itor. A podostrian succeeded the other day
in setting foot in the course of five
hours ami 40 minutes, in seven Ger
man status,
The percentage of dnrkfor black eyes
ia 20.7 per cent anonwomen, while
among men it is 13.8 -that is, of the
whole number. , ,
America has eight towns named Ma
drid, three of 'Which are considering
the expediency of changing their names
to something less poiutedy and aggres
sively Cuetilliun.
FAST WORK DONE..
Considerable . Koutlne' Huslness Tran
' siictHd Astoria Charter Amended. '
Much routine business was transacted
in the two hours the legislature was in
session Monday afternoon. '
The senate received four new bills,
J one of which was finally passed under
suspension ot, the rules an amendment
to the Astoria charter to enlarge the
powers of the common counoil. Twenty-eight
bills were advanced through
the second reading, and half a dozen
resolutions were concurred in.
The Astoria charter amendment also
went through the bSuse, as did a bill
to give Tillamook 'county two terms of
court each year instead of one, and a
bill to authorize' Cobs county to sell
certain property that had been pur
chased Jora courthouse site, but had
beei fovind tmsuitablei A dozen new
bills were intioduced in the hfiuse,
eight others passed, second reading, and
five resolutions were handled. f
By the agreement of the senate to the
resolution authorizing an investigation
of, tlji ipsaier psylqw ;aWt$ t!it concur
rence of the" house in a resolutlorl to in
vestigate the Soldiers' Home at Rqe
burgj the fourth investigation of the
session Was set on toot, the others being
of the penitentiary and of the secretary
of state's offioe, which are already in
progress. ' g
j'9"e resolutions intr,odufced'.by
$o$s,pf jMultnotbabianl ejagsidi ia (or
arranging appropriate exercisos fat a
joint meeting of, the two houses Febru
ary 14, to 'celebrate the 40th anniver
sary of the admiseion -of i Oregon as a
state and the 60th anniversary of ex
tending United States laws over Ore
gon, tne governor being requested to
appoint a committee for a semi-centennial
celebration in Portland,' June 15.
; The last member jto appear at roll-call
this session is Representative Donnelly,
of Grant, who had been absent in Ten
nessee and only arrived Monday,,
1 When the jf'tieral agent, , of , insur
ance companies have an opportunity to
read the bill introduced by Fordney of
Wallowa, in the house, they will, it is
understood, ', take viEttmediate' steps to
defeat it. " The bill provides for1 the
retention and investment of the legal
reserve on all policies to be written in
the future in the state A failure to
comply with the provisions of the bill
will entail a forfeiture of the license of
the offending company.,
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The Senate.
Bills were introduced in the senate
Monday as follows: ,
; By Kelly To repeal the act regulat
ing the sale of adulterated food and
medicines.' l:i'; M ' i. '.'
i By Adams Providing for' the taxa
tion of dogs and kindred subjects.
By Mulkey To incorporate the town
of Monmouth. . ,i t
By , Fulton To amend the statutes
relating to the incorporation of the city
of Astoria; passed. ; ,i, -t .
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In the house Monday afternoon, bills
were introduced as follows: : ;
By Flagg To incorporate the oity of
Salem. It provides for bonding out
standing warrant indebtedness and aims
to secure better sanitary conditions.
By Stanley To reimburse the Omaha
fair commissioners in the sum of $18,-
ooo. . ; t s. i
By Curtis Amending the general
laws in relation to the administrative
department so that the term of the gov
ernor shall commence the second Mon
day3 in January after his election.
By Sherwin Amending the charter
of Ashland; passed,
f... By' Maxwell Amending, the miscel
laneous lawi in regard 5 to the timef -holding
elections in the fifth judicial
diswiot.' : ' ' 'f' '"ri:-. , i,! (
By Stillmnn Compelling persons or
corporations operating sleeping cars to
keep upper bertha closud When not oc
cupied, and imposing f 500 tine tor vio
lations. ! '': !' : ,!. r ,;,'
Bv Hobkirk A bill which is intend
ed to remedy oertaip alleged irregular
ities in the mannei in which the rec
ords of Multnomah county are kept,
and throwing the same open to the gen
eral public
; Wado of Union, introduced in the
senate a bill for an act giving prefer
ence in appointment and employment
to honorably discharged Union soldiers
and sailois, in every department of the
Btrtte, and in counties and cities and on
public works. It is provided that age,
loss of limb, or othei physical impair
ment which does not in fact incapaci
tate, shall not be deemed to disqualify
them, provided they possess the busi
ness oapaeity to discharge the duties of
tha position involved. It is also speci
fied that no such soldier or sailor now
holding any such position, unless for
a definite term, shall be removed, ex
cept for cause shown after due hearing.
The measure is not made to apply to
confidential positions. Failure on the
part of appointing officers to observe
tho letter and spirit of the law is made
a misdemeanor.
Tho Baker City charter bill was the
first measure to pass both houses. Its
chief purpose is to relieve the present
city officials of offioe. They were elect
ed more than four years ngd, and then
the oity ohurter was amended, and by
inadvertence it failed to provide for any
election. So tho mayor and councilman
have had to continue to hold office,
greatly to the euvy of politicians else
where. The new oharter remedies the
difficulty.
An amendment to the code, Intro
duced in the senate by Reed of Doug
las, is to make it unlawful to fish for
salmon in the waters of the Nehalem,
Tillamook, Nestucca, Salmon, SileU,
Yaquina, Alsea, Siuslaw, Umpqua,
Coos bay, Coquille, Sixes, Elk, Chetoo,
Rogue, Windohuck , or an? of their
tributaries, or in any other streams ot
bays of the state except the Columbia
river and tributaries, from November
80 to December 80, and from April 15
to June 1, the emergency clause being
attached
A,HERO'S REWARD.
iilent. Mills Given a Good Post for
Gallant Work at San Jnan,
Albert L. Mills, who has been appoint
ed superintendent of the Military Acad
emy at West Point, is the first lieuten
ant to be so; honored. The superior,
tendency of the Military Academy is
a very responsible position as upon him
depends the training that the' future
officers receive.' Lieut. Mills' predeces-'
sor In, command of the Academy was
Lieut Col. Oswald II,, Ernst, a briga
dier general, of volunteers, and an of-'
cef of, that rank bad' usually , held 'the
post The', responsible . appointment
comes to Lieut Mills as a reward; for
his gallant conduct during the" stunn
ing of San Juan Heigh tsii Heiwas Gen,"
Young's chief of staff; -with the volun
teer rank of captain, during the1 Santla
go campaign,' and was severely woufid
ed during the ' battW; of San Junn, hav-'
iftg been sjioj: In the, head find, ,losing an'
eye.: i Lieut,';, M,ills, ,)a,''fl' (.years ,,,pf .age
and well fitfeoVEor, his Rw posit,, For,
the last four years be has been ingtruc?
tor of tactics and strategy In the Fort,
Leavenworth s, Infantry , and '..Cafalrj,
Sciiool, and he has been. on Uistructor,
at. the Aeademyl . lie entered .the Acad
emy lh 1S74,' being appointed from New
York, became a second lieutenant in
the First Cavalry June 13, 1879,, and
received his commission, as .first lieu
tenant January 23, 1889.M Major Gen
eral Wheeler expressed tho opinion of
the army when he telegraphed Secre
tary Alger thanking the Secretary for
the promotion. Vr,'.Yu.',".V,l.Y, i 'J,',' '.;.!'
JUDGE THOMAS M. COOLEY.
He ai an Eminent' Jurist' and Ai
' thorlty on Constitutional Law,
' Judge Thomas M.CooleyV who died
at his home in Ann Arbor, Mich., re
cently, was one of the most noted Ju
rists and authorities on constitutional
law In this country. Judge Cooleys
mind hod long been affected and he had
been failing physically ns well as men
tally for some time past f . 5 s .
Judge Cooley was born In Attica,
Mich., 74 years ago. He began the
study of law In 1842 and was admitted
to the bo in Adrian, Mich. He quickly
rose to tbe front rank in his professloa
In 1850 he was mode professor of-law
in the University ttf Michlgaa and, in
1864 was elected a justice of the State
Supreme "Court to fill a vacancy. In
J.800 he was re-elected for the full term
of eight years, serving about a year as
chief justice. He retired from the
bench permanently in 1885.
Judge Cooley is best known as the
Author of , Snany legal publications of J
great value. He also contributed nu
merous, articles to cyclopedias and
other periodicals. For three years he
was lecturer on governmental subjects
at Johns Hopkins University. He was
receiver of the Wabash Railroad in
1S87, but resigned this position, at the
request of President Cleveland to ac-
JUDOB THOMAS M. COOLEY.
cept an appointment as one of the mem
bers of the Inter-State Commerce Com
mission. The degree of LL. D, was
conferred upon him by Michigan Uni
versity and Harvard College.
Dentil Duties In England.
Attempts to evade the death duties
act arQ causing queer complications in
England. An old man transferred all
his property by deed of wife to his
young wife, not expecting that he
would survive her. She' made a will
leaving it to a former beau of hers, and
then was killed on the hunting field.
The husband was thus left dependeut
on the lover's generosity.
The Queen's Indian Servants.
, When Queen Victoria has meals alone
she Is entirely waited on by her Indian
servants, with whom she Is able to talk
in their own tongue. One of these,
Munski Abdul Kareen, has been in her
service ten years, and instructed her
In his native language.
Fish Can't Swim.
Paradoxical as It may sound, there
are several varieties of fish that cannot
ewlm. In every Instance they are deep
sea dwellers, and crawl about the rocks,
using their tails and fins u legs.
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tii.ii., AI.UEUT U MU.LS. - - V i
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court for the State of
Oregon, for the County of Clackamas.
Daniel Grim, plaintiff, vs. Mary P..
Grim, defendant.
To Mary R. Grim, said defendant.
In the name of the state of Oregon:
you are hereby required to appear in
the above-entitled court on the- first
day of a term of said court to be begun
and held next after the expiration of
six weeks from the date of the publi
cation of this summons, and you will
take notice that if you fail to appear
and answer, the complaint filed against
you in the,; above-entitled suit on or
before the first day of the said term of
said court, then the plaintiff herein
will apply to the court for the relief
demanded ,j in 'the1' complaint herein;
which Is for the' dissolution1 of the
marriage contract r existing s between
you and this plaintiff., ..,,' ,,,,! , (,, j,'h ,,,
,1 This summons is published In' pur
suance of an order of court made by
M C. George, Judge of the circuit court
of the state of Oregon for Multnomah
county, ' dated September 21)' l898; 1 T.
A.- McBride, judge of the above-entitled
court being,; Absent, j from,. Clackamas
county.' ;.:.',.;",.; ..,.. !. ,'','.,'. ' r ,,!
C. D. & D. C. LATOURETTE.
, :- w kiii "in, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
f i$ 'MhmHvi't mrni ?Umt't bsh ivr
j " .,!','!!! it0- ttt-lllik .. I
j 1m vji'.t. 'SUMMONS, do -nif
I -it',! n tv if Hi'"' i v I'M" i irJiiii i;":tj'i Sim
! In the Circuit Court for the Stat of
Oregon, for the County of Clackamas.
Ann E. Black, plaintiff, vs. David A.
Black, defendant. - , , , , ,
; To' David A. .Black,' defendant " in
the name of the state of Oregon: ' ' You
are hereby required to appear' and an
swer the complaint 'filed against ' you
herein on or before the seventh day
of November, 1898, that being the: first
day of the next term of said court fol
lowing the expiration of the time pre
scribed for; the, publication of this
summons, and If you fall to bo appear
and answer Bald, complaint plaintiff
will apply to the court for the relief
prayed for, to-wlt:1 A decree of this
court dissolving the bonds of matri
mony heretofore existing 1 between
plaintiff and defendant and plaintiff's
custody of minor child, and for such
other, relief, as to the court may seem
Just and equitable. ..
.Tnts summons , Is served upon you
by publication by virtue of an order of
the Hon. Arthur L. Frazer, Judge of the
circuit court' of the state of Oregon for
Multnomah county, in the absence of
Hon. T. A. McBride from said Clacka
mas county, ' which order was duly
made on the 22d day of September,
1898. - BELL & GILLESPIE, '
' i Attorneys for Plaintiff.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court for the State of
Oregon, for the County of Clackamas.
John Duffy, plaintiff, vs. James Shaw,
Betty Shaw, Charles Stratton and R,
CL Craven, assignee of James Shaw, an
Insolvent debtor; Henry Gans, L, E.
Shultz, Sidney Smyth and T. R. Ran
dall, defendants. : , . .
To James Shaw, one of said defend
ants. In the name of the state of Ore
gon: .You are hereby required to ap
pear in the above-entitled court on the
first day of the term of said court to
be begun and held next after the ex
piration of six weeks from the date of
the publication of this summons, and
you will take notice that if you fail to
appear and answer the complaint filed
against you In the above-entitled suit
on or before the first day of said term
of said court, then the plaintiff herein
will apply to the court for the relief
demanded in the complaint in this suit,
which is for the reforming of a deed
made by you to this plaintiff on the
lftth day of March, 1805, bo as to make
the ! description ' therein read: ' The
south 1-3 of the east or husband's
half, etc, as described therein Instead
the south 1-3 of the east y, of the hus
band's half, etc., as described therein.
This summons is published by order
of M. C. George, Judge of the circuit
court of Multnomah county, Oregon,
made September "21, "1898", TXA. Mc
Bride, i judge of the above-entitled
court, being absent from Clackamas
county. , i
, C D. & D, C. LATOURETTE,
' v .Attorneys for Plaintiff.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court for the State of
Oregon, for Clackamas county.
Elizabeth A. Brown, plaintiff, vs.
Homer C. Brown, defendant, i v ,
To Homer C. Brown, the above
named defendant In the name of the
Btate of Oregon: You are hereby re
quired to appear and answer the com
plaint filed against you in the above
entitled suit, on or before the first day
of the next regular term of the above
entitled court, to-wit, the 7th day of
November, 1808; and if you fail to so
answer the said complaint in default
thereof the plaintiff will take a decree
against you for the relief prayed for
in said complaint to-wit, to dissolve
the bonds of matrimony now existing
between you and the plaintiff, and for
such further and other relief as to this
honorable court may seem Just and
equitable.
This summons is published in pur
suance of an order made In the above
entitled suit for the service of the
same by publication by Hon. Thomas
A. McBride, Judge oi the above-entitled
court on the 21st day of September,
1898. , WM. RE ID,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
: ': SUMMONS
In the Crrcult Court of the State of Oregon for
the County of Clackamu.
Charles M. Wet,
Plaintiff,
Vi.
Annie West,
Defenimnt.
To Annie West, the above named defendant,
f S THIS NAME OF THE STATE OP OREGON:
You are hereby commanded to appear and
antiwar the complaint filed against vmi in the
above entitled suit, by the first day of the regular
term of this court next sucpeedinsr the expiration
ot the time prescribed for the publication of this
summons, to-wit, November 1th lS'.w, and if yon
fall to lo answer for waut thereof the plaintiff
will rplv to the court for the rllof demanded in
the complaint, to-wit: For a decrw dissolving
the bonds of matrimony existing between you
and the plaintiff and for the costs and disburse
ments of this suit and for snoh other and further
relief as to eo,nlty seemeth Just,
l"ubllshed pursuant to an order signed by the
Hon. John B. Oleland, judire of the circuit court
for oountv of Multnomah, State of Orosrou, in the
absence of the Hon. T. A.. McBrWe, ud(je of the
above named eourt, from said Clackamas county,
said order being dated the ilst day of Sepetmber,
l5'' ' ' B.F G.W. SWOPR,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
, ; ;. SUMMONS ' 1
In the Circuit Court of the State of Or 'gon for
the Couifty of (Jliokamoe. -
The Alliance Trust Company,
lid,,
Plaintiff, .
vs.
J. A. Chase, Annie A. Chase,
his wife. Willamette Land Com
pany, a corporation, Charles E.
Wd Ladd. hie wife,
Helen E. Yates, Sophronia V.
Lewelllng, 1'he Security Savings
& Trust Company, a oomoration,
J. A. Cox, Charlotte A. Knrkwell,
Lewis Eogers, Lucy Kogers,
Clara E Morey, George A. Hard
ing, N. O. Walden, H. II. John
s' m, George S. Batty, James
Hodges, Mary McGrath, I.
Mathews. W. W. Irwin, A. N.
Wright, W. II. Mandevllle, V. O.
Harding, Annie R. MeGlynn,
'' MeGlynn, Myra - P.
iwsiman, Eastman, i . : tv t;
no ,xweiiing, jonn x. uocn,
... . . ,ft Both, Frank A. Sleight,
a . .s. ..'Sleight, LuoiusD. Rock
well s.-cnBookwail,
Amanda M. NeweU,
hewull, (-. ',,
i Defendants, ,,.
I. . Chase, Annie A. Chase, Helen E. Yates,
i.unnuue n.. nncjiwtii, James lloages, V.U.
Harding, Annie It. MeGlynn MeGlynn,
i myni r. jyisiinan, p.astiuan, Lucius O.
Boekwell, .j,..... Bnckwell, Amanda M.
I Newell i. Ntweil, of thrf dvfeudauts
1 above named, f k ( f() '
TN THE NAME OF 'rflE! STATE OF OMUOON:
A You are horoby required to appear and au
flwer the complaint hied against you tn the-atieve
entitled cause by the first day of the o regular
term of court alter the expiration of due publica
tion of thiB summons, to-wlt, by Monday, Novem
ber?, 18iw, and if you full to so.appoar and answer
for wajit thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief prayed for in the complaint,
lo-wtt: ha plaintiff have and recover of and
from the defendants, J. A. Chase, Annie A. Chase,
George S. Batty, George A.Hardinff, N.OiWatden
and Willamette Land Company the sum of $4,900
with Interest thereon, from August 1, 1898. at 8
per cent per annum, and the futher sum of
with interest tbereori from September 20th,
JituSj at the rate of It) per cent per annum, and
Interest on 8198.00 from February 1, 1H98, at 8
per cent per aunnm, and interest on J190.00 from
August 1, 1898, at 10 per cent annum, and $600 at
torneys fees, all in U. 8. gold coin, together with
the costs and disbursements of this suit and a
decree foreclosing plaintiff's mortgage upon that
certain parcel of real property situated in the
County of Claokatuaa, State of Oregon,; described
as follows, to-wlt : ' 1 l
Commencing at the northwest corner of the
northeast quarter (n e of the northwest quar
ter (n w of section twenty-eight 28) in town
ship three , (8) south of range one (1) east of the
Willamette Meridian) thence souUi seventy-two
(72) chains and fifty (SO) links to a stone; thenoe
tiorth seventy-eight (7S) degrees fitfeen 15) links
east, forty-two (42) chains and fifty (50) links to a
stake in the middle line of the east half (J) of
section twenty-eight (28); thence north along the
said middle line seventy (70) chains and thirty
(SO) links; thence west twenty (20) chains;
thence south six (8) chains to the sectiou line
between sections twenty-one (21 )and twenty-eight
(28); thenoe west twenty (20) chains to the place
of beglnning.containing two hundred and eighty
five (too) acres. Excepting therefrom lots 29, 35,
50, 54, 56, 50, Prunelana. And that said premises
be sold and that out of the proceeds plaintiff be
paid the said sums above specified and for a
decree that the defendants in said suit, and each,
be barred and foreclosed of all right, claim or
equity of redemption In said premises and every
part thereof and for suoh other and further ,relief
bb to the eourt may seam meet and equitable.
I This publication is made by order of Hon.
John B. Cleland, judge of the Circuit Court of the
Slate of Oregon for the County of Multnomah,
acting In the absence from Clackamas County of
Hon. Thomas A. McBride, Judge of tha Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon, for said County of
Clackamas, which order was duly made Septem
ber 21, LS98. f
FENTON, BEONAUGH & MTJIR,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
: -,;(7",!(k SUMMONS .
In the Clrcnlt Court of the State of Oregon, for
the County of Clackamas.
Anna W. Mathews, ,
, Plaintiff, :
"-.! ..'!' VS.
n., t n,.,, nA rl.
vjwigo n,. .cvtit.BU viola ,
8. Dedman, his wife, Emil C. f
jonnson ana .... . jnnusou , uis
wife, and Angeline Berry,
Defendants.
To Emil C. Johnson and Johnson, Defend-
i ants.' , ,
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON:
You are herebylrequlred to appear and an
swer the complaint filed against you In the above
entitled cause by ttie.flrst day of the next term of
court after the expiration of the publication of
this summons, to wit, by Monday, November
7th, 1898: and if you fall to so answer for want
thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in the complaint, to-wlt, for
judgment agalnHt George R. Dedman and Clara
8. Dedman for 1820.00, with interest from Decem
ber 27th, 1895, at the rate of 10 per eent per
annum; and j40.35, with Interest from May 14th,
1897, at 10 per cent per annum; and 175.00 as
attorneys' fees: all in United Mates gold coin
together with the costs and disbursements of this
suit, and for a decree foreclosing plaintiff's
mortgage upon the following described property
In Clackamas County, State of Oregon, to-wit:
Allot tract "B" Clackamas Blverslde, according
to the duly recorded map and plat thereof . on
file or record in the olllce of the Becorder of
Conveyances of Clackamas County, state of Ore
gon; and for the sale of said property to satisfy
said judgment and barring and foreclosing you,
and eaoh of yon, of all right, claim or equity of
redemption in said premises and everv nnrt
thereof and for such other and further relief as to i
the court may seem, meet and equitable.
inis puoucauon is maae oy orner oi tton. John
B. Cleland, Judge of the circuit Court of the
8tateof Oregou, for the County of Multnomah,
acting in the absence from Clackamas Countv of
Hon. Thos. A. McBride, judge of the Circuit
Court ot the State of Oregon, for said County of
Clackama, which order was duly mado Septem
ber 19th, 1898.
. FENTON, BEONAUGH 4 MUIR,
O, ,., Attorneys for Plaintiff.
;;;';, !; summons ;; ,
In the Ciroult Court of. the State of Oregon, for
the County of Clackamas.
Emma Caroline Opdycke, 1
riainun,
vs.
Henry Eugene Opdycke,
Defendant,
To Henry Eugene Opdycke, Defendant, '
IN THE NAME OF TOE STATE OF OREGON:
You are hereby required to apoear and answer
the complaint filed'agalnst you in the above en
titled suit on or before Monday, November 7th,
A. D., 1SBS, that bcliir he first day of the first
term of said court following six weeks publica
tion of this summons, ami yon will take notice
that if you fall no mpcar and answer said com
plaint, for want theinof, plaintiff will apply to
said court for the relief prayed for In ala com
plaint, to-wit; for a decree dissolving the bonds of
matrimony now exitllng Iwtween plaintiff and
defendant and for tha ear and custody of tha
minor child of plaintiff and defendant, and for
suchoiher relinf as may Inequitable and for the
oofts ana disbursements of tku null.
Published by ordr of Hon. M. C, Oeorge, Jndne
of the circuit court fof Multnomah county, bear
ing date September n. im. In the absence of
Hon, T. A. Mrllrlds, Judge of said circuit court
for Clackamas county.
ItOliEBT A. MILLER,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court for tha State of
Oregon, for the County of Clackamas.
Sarah A. Watkin. plaintiff, vs.
James P. Watklna, defendant.
To James P. Watkins, defendant
In the name of the state of Oregon:
You are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against you
in the above entitled suit on or before
Monday, the 7th day of November,
18U8, the same being the first day of
the next regular term of said court.
And if you fail to answer, for want
thereof, the plaintiff will take a decree
against you for the dissolution of the
bonds of matrimony now existing ho..
tween the plaintiff and yourself, the
oaiu ueienaant.
This summons Is published by order
of Hon. M. C. George, judge of said
court for the fourth Juutcial district,
Dated September 23, 1S98.
V. R. HYDE,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First publication Sept. 8th, '9
. SUMMONS. ,
In the circuit court ot the State t Oregon,
for the county of Clackamas.
Elizabeth Wilkinson, plaintiff, )
-. VS. '.'.'
William Wilkinson, defendant. ,
' To William Wilkinson, defendant: In the
name of the state of Oregon: You are hereby
required to appear and answer the complaint
filed against you in the above entitled Hut oa
or before Monday, the 7th day of November,
lc'W, the same being the first day of the next
regular U rnv of the court following the expir
ation of the time prescribed kt the pnbl'ca
tlon of this summons, andT you fall so to
appear and answer, the plaintiff will apply te
the court for the relief demanded In Hie com
plaint, to-wlt: For the dissolution ot th
marriage contract now existing between th
Slaintiffand detendnnt, mid for the costs and
lebursements ot this suit, s
This summons is published against you by
order of Hon. John TB. Cleland, Judge of the
Circuit Court of the State of Oregou fonli
county of Multnomah, in the absence of the
presiding Judge of Clackamas conntv. ,
. Dated this 6th day of September, 1898. f
) v B. P. Wslch, Attorney tor plaintiff.
I Portland, Oregon, f
SUMMONS
lii 'the Circuit Court nfiUeState of Oregon, fot
the County of OUtckamai. t :
Annie Waenor. " I
Plaintiff,
-iiariia nauiu'r, -
Defendant. '
To Charles W. Wagner, the above named defem
:danu'',,;fi ( .)i-J ' i
IN THB NAME OF THE STATE OP ORHGONt
You are hereby required to appear and an
swer the complaint filed against you in theabove
entitled milt, mi or before, tna first day of the
Uext regular term of the above entitled court,
to-wlt, the 7th day of November, 1898, and If vou
fail to so answer the said oomplalnt, in default
thereof the plaintiff will tako a decree against
you for the relief prayed for In said complaint,
to-wit: To dissolve the bonds of matrimony now
existing between you and the plaintiff, and for
such further and other relief us to this honorable
court may Beem just and equitable; ' ! .
This summons Is published in pursuance of an
order made in the above entitled suit, for the
service of the same by publication by Hon.' Thoa.
A. McBride, judge of the above entitled court, oil
the 21st day of September, 1898.
Attorney tor natium
j ., tit',;,;'-. SUMMONS .
( In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for
the'County of Clackamas, , .
i Daniel Herlihy, i ::
' .. , Plaintiff,-
! " vs. '" '
Daniel Herlihy and Ellen
Herlihy, his wife,
Defendants!
To Daniel Herlihy and Ellen Herlihy, his wife,
defendant. i-, v.,. .,-..) , .,. ,
N THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON:
You are hereby required to appear and an
swer the complaint filed aginst you In, the above
entitled suit on or before Monday, the 7th day of
November A D., l98. Thit same being the iiret
day of the next regular term of the suld court.
And It you fail so to answer, tor want thereof, the
plaintltf will take judgment against you, the
said defendants, for the sum of 8500.00 and Inter
est thereon at the rata of 8 per cent per annum
from the tith day of May, 1895, and for 10.74 with
Interest thereon from iAprll 26th,' 1896, at 8 per
cent per annum and for 15 20 with Interest there
on from April 20th, 18U8, at 8 per cent per annum,
and for (M attorney fees, ana for costs and dis
bursements of this suit.
- And you are hereby further notified that on
your failure to appear and answer the said com
plaint at the time aforesaid, the said plaintiff
will, take a futher decree against you or the
foreclosure of the mortgage mentioned In said
complaint whloh was made to secure the pay
ment of said note and interest and attorney lees,
and other sums herein namad, said mortgage
being executed by you on May 6th, 1892. covering
the following described land, lo-lt: The e H of
of the ne and ne Voi the se X of Beotlon 3, 1 1
s, of r 4 e, W. it. 4 said s containing 59 acres,
more or less; excepting the reservations made In
favor of the O. & C. R. R Co. In Its deed to
Daniel Herlihy made the 88th day of February,
1891.
Pursuant to an order of the Hon. M. C. George,
judge of the Cl-cuit Court of the State of Oregon,
for Multnomah county, in the absence of Hon, T.
A. McBride Circuit Judge' for Clnckamaa
county, said order bearing dale September 21st,
1898. , t
! ROBERT A. MILLER,
'' 1 ' j Attorney for plaintiff
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