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OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDAY, MAY 22. 1908
ORDINANCE NO.
REAL ESTATE
NEW FIRM AND NEW DEALS
Come and see us if you want to buy or
sell. We have good income property
to sell. Big Farms, Little Farms and acre
age; improved and unimproved. City
property and city deals
W. F. SCHOOLEY D. K. BILL
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Both Phones 606 MAIN STREET Both Phones
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LESSEES!
Courier lot all the news, $ 50
SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT of the County Treasurer of Clackamas coun
ty, Oregon, for the six months ending on the 31st day of March, A. D.
1908, of money received and paid out, from whom received and from what
source and on what account paid out
AMOUNTS RECEIVED.
Special-8chool Fund October 1, 1907, to April 1. 1908.
To amount on hand from last report 2,319.40
To amounts received from 1906 Taxes 1,219.45
To amounts received from 1905 Taxes 19.27
To amounts received from 1904 Taxes .12
To amounts received from 1903 Taxes 15
To amounts received from Back Taxes 48.16
To amounts received from 1907 Taxes 30,496.11
Total $34,102.66
Special City Fund October 1, 1907, to April 1. 1908.
To amount on hand from last report 278.07
To amounts received from 1906 Taxes 700.71
To amounts received from 1905 Taxes .93
To amountB received from Back Taxes 46,67
To amounts received from 1907 Taxes 10,398.97
Total $11,425.35
General Fund October 1, 19U7, to Aprii l. 1908.
To amount on hand from last report 19,064.46
To amounts received from 1906 Taxes 5,427.00
to amounts receivea from 1905 raxes 45p70
To amounts received from 1904 Taxes 26.64
To amounts received from 1903 Taxes 169.39
To amounts received from Back Taxes 113.26
To amounts received from 1907 Taxes 84,604.48
To amounts received from 1902 Taxes 13.19
Amt'B ree'd from Compromised Taxes 218.34
To amounts received from sales 90.00
Rec'd from Fine and Liquor License 1,212.50
Amounts received from County Clerk's. Recorder's and Sheriff's
fees 4,879.54
Total $115,884.50
County 8chool Fund October 1, 1907, to April 1, 1908.
To amount on hand from last report 17,259.43
To amounts received from 1906 Taxes..., ,, 2,722.10
To amounts received from 1905 Taxes ,', '. ' 26.40
To amounts received from 1904 Taxes 8.84
To amounts received from 1903 Taxes , . . , , 5.17
To amounts received from Back Taxes ' 130.59
To amounts received from 1907 Taxes 52 874.91
To amounts received from 1902 Taxes 3.B0
Amts rec d 10 per cent ForeBt reserve 435.75
Total $73,466.69
District and Special Road Fund October 1, 1907, to April 1, 1808.
To amount on hand from last report 11,356.46
To amounts received from 1906 Taxe3 2861.30
to amounts receivea irora i'JU5 Taxes 32.97
To amounts received from 1904 Taxes 4,43
To amounts received from 1903 Taxes ' ... 4.66
To amounts received from Back Taxes ; 167.56
To amounts recolved from 1907 Taxes 65,519!93
To amounts received from 1902 Taxes ' 4.90
Amts reed 10 por cent Forest reserve 435.75
Total $80,387.96
oiaio acnooi t-una uctoDer 1, lwt, to April 1, 1908.
To amount on band from last roport $13,454,90
Total $13,454.90
insuiuie puna uctouor 1, iU7, to April 1, 1908.
To amouuton hand from last report $ 309.87
Am't rec'd from Certificate Fees 87.50
Total $ 397.37
inaigem s,oiaier puna October 1, 1907, to April 1, 1908.
To amouuton hand from last roport $ 25.98
Total ,. $ 25.98
Library Fund October 1, 1907. to April 1. 1908.
To amount on hand from last report $ 898.09
To amounts rocelved from 1906 Taxes 47,39
To amounts received from 1905 Taxes ,53
To amounts received from Back Taxes .28
Total $ 94G.29
AMOUNTS PAID OUT.
Special 8chool Fund Octobor 1. 1907. to Anrll 1. 1908.
By amouiits paid out on Special School Fund $18,328.93
Balance 15,773.73
An ordinance granting the right to
Hawley Pulp & Paper Company to
, build switches and tracks from Port
land Railway Light and Power Com
pany's railway track on Main street
In Oregon City, connecting with its
property In said city.
Oregon City does ordain as follows:
Section 1. That the right and priv
ilege Is hereby granted to the Hawley
Pulp and Paper Company to construct
and maintain switches, turn-outs, and
curves of Iron 6r steel railwaytrackg
to be constructed and maintained
In the manner hereinafter provided,
over the roads and streets, leading
from the Portland Railway Light .and
Power Company's tracks in Oregon
City, unto and upon the property of
the Hawley Pulp and Paper Company,
and to operate cars over the same as
follows:
First:
Beginning at a point on Third street,
71 feet Westerly from the Westerly
side line of Main street; thence run
ning from the track of the Portland
Railway Light and Power Company
by a curve to within 24 feet of the
Southerly line of Lot 5, Block 2, Ore
gon City, Oregon; thence Westerly
to the Willamette River.
Second ;
' Beginning at a pout, in the road, 34
feet Southerly of the Southerly line
of a certain concrete wall at the
Northerly end of what Is commonly
known as the Basin, where the same
crosses the Highway leading South
erly from Main Street; thence from
said Company's track on a curve
Northwesterly unto and upon the
property of the said Hawley Pulp and
Paper Company, Immediately North
of Bald basin.
Third;
Beginning at a point on said road
114 feet South of the said concrete
wall, thence running North Easterly
from the railway track of said Port
land Railway Light and Power Com
pany on a curve to the property of
said Hawley Pulp and Paper Com
pany, Immediately North of said con
crete wall.
Fourth;
Beginning at a point 120 feet south
of the said concrete wall and running
thence South Westerly to the afore
said basin.
Fifth;
Beginning at a point in the West
erly main track of the said Portland
Railway Light and Power Company
road on Main Street 25 feet Southerly
from a point opposite the center Hue
of the alley through block 29, thence
running South Easterly on a curve to
Lot 5, in said Block 29.
Section 2. Oregon City retains and
reserves to Itself the right to allow
any other company to use the tracks
laid down under this Ordinance, and
the right to fix the terms and condi
tions upon which such company shall
have the right to use and operate cars
upon said tracks, in the event of such
other company and the grantee herein
being unablo to agree.
Section 3. All tracks and rails laid
by virtue of the privileges granted
in this Ordinance, shall be of approv
ed design, and on Main street shall
be the same as that part of the Port
land Railway Light and Power Com
pany's track, where the connections
with said track are made, and shall
bo laid and constructed In the same
manner as the track and bed of the
said Portland Railway Light and Pow
er Company, along the portion of
Main Street, which such switch or
curve may traverse.
Section 4. The Hawley Pulp and
Paper Company, shall, at all times,
maintain that part of the street or
road-way between Its rails and one
foot on the outside of each rail In a
good slate of repair, and shall at all
times maintain the surface of said
street in such state of repair conform
ing to the established grade of said
street or road, and shall allow no cars
to stand on said tracks or switches
so as to interfere with, or obstruct
travel or trafile thereon.
Section 5. For the purpose of lay
ing down or repairing said railway
track, no street or roadway shall be
obstructed for greater distance than
one block at any time, nor for a longer
period than 20 days, except in cases
of unavoidable acidont or delay, or
by reason of excessively bad weather,
the City Council may extend such
time at their discretion.
Section 6. Work shall be comnienc-
ed upon all switches aud curves men
tioned in this Ordinanco, within six
monthso from acceptance thereof, and
all such switches, tracks and curves
w.
WEINHARD BUILDING,
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OREGON CITY, OREGON
Cooking
Utensiels
of all kinds
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Marked
Down
Prices
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rHE woman who doesn't take delight in a nicely furnished home may live in Mars
6he isn't to be found on this planet. But most women do want and long for
things to make the home attractive and get alone without them because they think
them beyond their means. You will not know how much can be dbne with a few Dollars H
until you visit E. W. MELLIEN & CO.'S NEW STORE.
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Folding Baby
Carts
You will not try to
get along without a
gocart for baby when
you see the one you
SyKetfa!.$4.50
Another style built
of steel and folds up
so as to be carried
easy as a suit case
Price.
$8.50
MIRRORS FOR A SONG
With approaching harvest time don't you need an extra mirror for the
farm hands?
Large mirrors 18 x 24 inches $1.00
12x15 inches "" :...40c
10 x 12 inches 25c
We are closing out a line
of Cook Stoves that have
been taken in part pay
ment on new ranges. They
have been completely re
built. That la, any parts
that were not in perfect,
condition have been re
placed with new ones.
While they last, 3 large
stoves, with water tank, in
perfect condition, worth
new, $35.00, price. .$15.00
5 "good stoves without wa
ter tank, worth new $25,
Price $10.50
4 small stoves worth
Jew $12.50, p rice. . .$6.00
1 $20 Stove price. .$.8.50
New Stoves $12.50
New Ranges $32.50
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Sewing Machines with a 10 Year Guarantee
DON'T PAY $45.00 FOR A NAME. The same factory makes two machines just alike, except In unimportant details. One retails for
value just a little difference in appearance and another'
$35.00 and the customer who "wants something better,"nay have the other at $45.00. There Is no difference between the machines In
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We sell the NEW ROYAL Sewing Machine. It is equal in every particular to any $45.00 machine made. It has never failed to give
complete satisfaction. It Is the most ornamental machine on the market. With every machine goes a TEN YEAR GUARANTEE. You
will not consider any other after inspecting the NEW ROYAL. The regular retail price is $35.00 and other machines in the same class
sell for $45.00. We are now selling the NEW ROYAL for $32.50 on the monthly payment plan.
Opposite
Court House
E. W. MELLIEN & COMPANY
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Oregon City,
Oregon
must be completed within one year
from the aceptance of this Ordinance,
and any switches or tracks or curves
not laid and completed within such
time, the right hereunder for the lay
ing down of such switches or tracks
or curves shall be forfeited with or
without any further action on the
part of the Municipal authorities of
Oregon City.
Section 7. That at all points where
said switches, tracks or curves shall
pass through any railing along said
road or" street, for the protection of
the travelling public, the said Hawley
Pulp and Paper Company shall con
struct and maintain suitable and suf
ficient gates, so that at all times when
these switches, curves and tracks are
not being actually used for the
switching, loading or unloading of
cars upon that particular part of said
track or curve, upon which said rail
way is located, said gates will be kept
closed, so as to preserve the continu-
SEMI-ANNUAL SUMMARY STATE
MENT
Of the Financial Condition of the
County of Clackamas, In the State
of Oregon, on the 31st day of March,
A. D. 1908.
Liabilities.
To warrants drawn on tne
County Treasurer, and out.
standing and unpaid $10,784.85
Road Warrants outstanding 73,569.18
Interest accrued on road war
rants 1,500.00
Total $85,854.03
Resources.
fiv funds In hands of Coun
ty Treasurer applicable to
the payment of County War
rants $41,638.92
Net Indebtedness $44,215.11
Total $85,854.03
Total $34,102.66
special tuy Fund October 1, 1907, to April 1, 1908.
By amounts paid out on Special City Fund $10,372.78
Balance 1,052.57
Total $11,425.35
General Fund Octobor 1, 1907, to April 1, 1908.
By amounts paid out on Gonoral Fuud .j $74,245.58
Balance 41,638.92
$115,884.50
$17,396.68
66,070.01
SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT
Of the County Clerk of Clackamas County, State of Oregon, showing tne
amount and number of claims allowed by the County Court of said County,
for what allowed.- amount of warrants drawn, and amount of warrants out
standing and unpaid, from the 1st day of October, 1907, to the 31st day of
March, 1908, both iuclusive.
On What Account Allowed Amount
ity of said railing.
Section 8. Nothing in this Ordi
nance, or any right, privilege or fran
chise granted by this Ordinance shall
be construed to prevent the Municipal
authorities of the City of Oregon City
from sewering, grading, changing the
grade of, paving or in any manner im
proving any of the roads or streets
over which the switches, tracks or
curves authorized by this Ordinance
are constructed.
Section 9. The failure of the Haw
ley Pulp and Paper Company to com
ply with the provisions and conditions,
or any one of them, of this Ordinance,
shall operate as a forfeiture of this
franchise and all the rights and privi
leges herein granted, and the. City
Council shall be the judges of such
failure subject to review by Courts
of competent jurisdiction, and may
declare by ordinance the forfeiture of
all rights and privileges herein .grant
ed, and may cause said tracks, curves
and switches to be removed at the ex
pense of the Hawley Pulp and Paper
Company.
Section 10. None of rthe rights,
privileges or franchises granted by,
or contained in this Ordinance shall
be sold, transferred or assigned with
out the consent of the City of Oregon
City, except upon the transfer of the
whole busmess and property of said
FLOURING MILL TO OPEN
Having leased the Union Mill, formerly operated by Mr. Trulllnger,
and placed the mill and machinery In first class condition, including
new bolting silk throughout, I am now prepared to make the very
best Flour that can be produced. I expect to keep everything neat
and clean,' and guarantee the very best of servic. Live and let live
will ever be our aim.
T. G. LENNON
present franchise of the
Railway Light and Power Company, 1
to maintain and operate a railway on
visions in this Ordinance contained
Hawley Pulp and Paper Company or and failure of said Hawley Pulp and
its successors to the same company Paper Company to accept this Ordi
or individual, and any sale or trans- nance within 30 days from the final
fer or assignment without such con- approval thereof, shall be deemed and
sent shall be sufficient ground for the held to be a rejection by said Hawley
City to declare all such rights, privi- Pulp and Paper Company of this Or-
leges and franchises forfeited. dinance, and upon the expiration of
Section 11. All rights, franchises the time allowed for the acceptance
and privileges granted by this Ordi- of this Ordinance, the same having
nance shall expire absolutely at the not been accepted, this Ordinance
same time as the expiration of the shall vbecome and be wholly -void and
Portland Inoperative and of no effect.
I Read first time and ordered nub-
lished at a special meeting of the
Pinnfll nf Hrpimn Pitv hplH tfHdnv -
Main street, Oregon City, Oregon. May 15tn 1908 '
Section 12. The said Hawley Pulp ' By order of the Council of Oregon
and Paper Company shall, within 30 City. W. A. DIMICK,
c'ays after the final approval of this j Recorder.
Ordinance, file with the City Recorder
of Oregon City, its written acceptance j Notice of Sale of Real Property,
of this Ordinance, and the Franchises, Notice is hereby given that the un
rights and privileges by this Ordi- dersigned, administrator of the estate
nance granted to, and conferred upon of E. T. Grider, deecased, will, on and
it, subject to the restrictions and pro- after Monday, the 22d day of June,
1908, proceed to sell at private sale.
for cash, and subject to the confirma
tion of the County Court of Clacka
mas County, Oregon, all of the real
property of said estate and of the
said decedent, E. T. Grider, and
described as follows:
All of Tract 32 in Willamette
Tracts in Clackamas County, Oregon.
ROSWELL L. HOLMAN,
Administrator of the Estate of E. T.
Grider, Deceased.
Totnl
County School Fund October 1, 1907, to April 1, 1908.
By amounts paid out on County School Fund
Balance
Total
District Road Fund October 1, 1907, to April 1,
By amounts paid out ou District Road Fund
Balance
1908.
.. $73,466.69
....$47,104.26
.... 83,283.70
Total $80,387.96
8tate School Fund October 1, 1907, to April 1, 1908.
By amounts paid out on State School Fund $13,218.35
Balance 236.55
of Warrants.
County Court and Commis
sioners $ 940.80
Circuit Court 1,058.83
Justice Courts 389.25
Sheriff 1,344.58
Clerk 1,043.37
Recorder 1,418.72
Treasurer 629.98
Coroner 294.00
Supt. Schools 705.98
Assessor 1,656.27
Assessments & Collection Taxes 561.86
Tax Rebate 69.71
Current Expense 352.08
Courthouse 916.75
Jail 757.97
County Poor 2,009
Amount of Outstanding Warrants
Unpaid.
Outstanding unpaid Coun
ty Warrants on the 31st
day of March, 1908. .. .$10,784.85
Outstanding road war.
rants 73,569.18
Estimated interest on road
warrants 1,600.00
Total $13,454.90
Institute Fund October 1, 1907, to April 1, 1908.
By amounts paid out on Instatuto Fund $ 210.00
Balance ". 187.37
Total
Indigent 8oldler Fund Octobor 1, 1907, to April 1, 190S.
By amount paid out on Indigent Soldier Fuud
Balance
.$ 397.37
Indigent Soldier
Insane
Election-
Printing and Advertising.
Surveyor
Fruit Inspector
Board of Health
$
25.98
.98
Total General Fund.
Road Warrants . . .
.70.00
56.80
92.75
. 1,899.90
656.80
09.00
556.01
.$18,054.26
. 42,491.59
Total t 25.98
Library Fund October 1, 1907, to April 1, 1908.
By amount paid out on Library Fund $ 803 12
Balance 14317
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Total $85,854.03
$ 9-16.29
Total
State of Oregon, County of Clackamas, ss:
I, J. C, Paddock, do hereby cortify that the foregoing Is a true and cor
rect statement of the amounts received, paid out, and remaining on hand in
the County Treasury of said county for the six months ending on the 31st
day of March, A. D. 1903.
Witness my hand this 31st day of March, A. D. 1908.
J. C. PADDOCK, County Treasurer.
Total $60,545.85 I
STATE OF OREGON, County of ClncUamas ss:
I, F. W. Greenman, County Clerk of the County of Clackamas, State of
Oregon, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct statement
of the number nnd amount of claims allowed by the County Court
of said County for the six months ending on the 31st day of March, 1908,
on what acount the same were allowed, and the amount of warrants drawn,
and the amount of warrants outstanding and unpaid as the same appear up
on the records of my office and In my official custody.
Witness my hand and the seal of the County Court of said County this
25th day of April, A. D. 1908.
F. W. GREENMAN,
(SEAL.) County Clerk.
STATE OF OREGON. County of Clackamas, ss:
Following Is a report of moneys collected andturnedover to the Treasurer of Clackamas County by the She
riff, for the 6 months ending March 31st, 190S.
1907 tax
1906 tax
Back tax
Fees
Compromised tax
Totals
Octobor
$8,457.69
$8,457.69
November December
$1,181,131
45.67
37.70
$ 1,264.50
735.01
114.88
11.20
$ 861.09
The total amount of money turned as shown by this report is $268,027.60.
I hereby certify that tne auove report is correct and true.
January
$2,008.5l!
123.021
7.70
11.22!
February
$51,810.82
764.46
3.00
207.12
March
$192,083.58
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4.00
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$2,150.45, $52,785.40! $192,508.47
R. B. BEATIE,
Sheriff of Clackamas County, Oregon.
National Retail Grocers' Association
Comes to Portland Next Year.
The Oregon delegation to the Na
tional Retail Grocers' Association just
adjourned at Boston, won a signal
victory In securing the 1909 convention
for Portland. When one considers that
tho retail grocers are more numerous
than any other class or business men,
it gives an idea of the immense audi
ence of merchants throughout this
country who will be. interested In
hearing from Oregon during the next
twelve months. "
When yoa will have to look for
MOWERS
RAKES
We carry the
DEERING
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We also carry a stock of
Pittsbtitg Perfect Fence
Oliver Plows, Sharpies Separators
Hardware, Tinware and Cutlery-
Sewing Machines
Stoves and Ranges
Refrigerators
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in r a sawn
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Sporting Goods
All kinds of Garden Tools
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Opposite Postofflce OREGON CITY, OREGON
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