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About Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1891-194? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1891)
Oregon City Hntcrprisc. SCHEDULES OF TIME ( I'.T ('I) 'H NTKAMKI1H. Wistass ci.k in Kermi Ijit.it, I mil. I 4vi iiKiuuN rirtr. 1 i in. I" in . in. I iw I' III, H Wp. iii, I.KAVK rtiHTI tNII r,ii hi. llll III. 'I im i 111. 3 .iu y in. -aisiuv.- - L. uniuiiN i it, , ii il m i. in. l. roltTI.AHII. IIMU t III. li m j in HlMmer Allium - It Malo-a im Mn a l way UinlluKa iittii o.tti-gti. HOt'TIIKUX FAririC RAILWAY. H.intu .uii. All, any lineal tway .lll.,n.) i lllutiila turn., uhrimali) 4Uiifl.ll 1 1 IjhuI (way .litlliill.) iit'TM mil Ml Kti.itliiir l.nl i wit ir atailini.) Albany 1 uo4l iway iniimiiii I morula Kairaa (ilitmili) 1 a. Hi ft l i a in 'i "V l. Ill . im a. m ft ii p in , 7 ..I i in J KliiAY, in:i i:MHi:it 4, mm. Tamil Hi uii-TKinx. TIt Kntkhi-ki will Im ni'i.l mi Irliil f. , r two miinllia Im lmily-llv'i ctiiila, Ktiil't in it tlllll al'liM-ri tiny mill If jrnii tin mil Kvt vour inoiipv' wiirili tlu two hlia will it ri'liinilt! In y.m 'rim '0kt will lie Miipixit .niiniily ill thr Mplratlon of llin Irial (htIikI II il la' not ill' irl loiij-r, Oiu Tm Btkamiuiat Hack. Even the alow mill ixikev steamer mi Ihe UinT Willamette have caught tli racing fever nidi now nearly every day there in aoiiielhiiig of a race lielwif-n IIikiii. The Elwood mul MixIih! have tr ii'l colicluaioti Several tiim'K Tin Klwood Im Him broom, (if rotirne tin boat r Hill lliat, llllt llil lin k I made lli W'ith,cilllininin, I lii'hf aluw boat rot lug remind im i f tlni tlniti .evmal year ago whim the uLI hovi-le l-now steamer Huitt- mul llin slcaiuer Echo ran limn Cain'iiinli to ('orvalh. There wurr I m iailroa-1 rtlliliiliK then (1 1 ( I both had goodly nuitilmr 01 pitahHiger on iHmril. Captain llanghniaii wn in Cum in tud ul tliv Siiivran mul i.l.l IWa M i I U-r In tin' ilut limine ul llin Ei ho Doth ali iilili'ia were low water Until, ml. I gtavi-l Imr were iiiitt fii-titii'iit, l or llvril.iv the IhIk lutxirt'tl, (Mill'il nn. I Mowed In lite endeavor In iiiililo tin' ullinr. It w liml one ImiuI mul llii'il llin olliei in the It-nil. Tin' rliHiiiii'l wna narrow mul W lil'll HUB limit wmllil t:ik on n gravel bar it would U linponaihle fur llin other to pa, mul there wa no alternative li'lt Imt to hook on mul pull her off the liitr, llin paawngnr 'm'o.hii o vx- citnil tlit tlioy t'vi-n uplit tlio wonil, took turn at tiling, wnfknl on lliv rnwtan mul In dti't ilnl cvi'ryililiiK tlicy cmiM t. iat llirir Irtvnnln Imnl in nn pn.li'mor to win llin mi'ii. It vi hh ili'i'lurinl ilmw iiflor flvx iIiivk Imr.l nnik ita Loth at nun t'tn WBiit Into Corvulliit Ly niilc l'urlUiiil liaiitt'll. Anscai. Miutahv IIai.i. Couiny F (lave iU third mimiul hull uli'Thmikif Klvlna llltht t the annul V. It n tin moat iiH'i'i'aaful una ytl ((ivi'ii. The bull room m Koriftiouitly ili'iomlril with vnrloini itciiiiin In rviourfonit, llotrii mirror mul lluia. SiinK'inl.tl In the cntr ul tho nxnn iu Imgo plwe liirini'il o( Blurs ih( lh lttlm " Co V O N, li." in pvt-mrwiiii. Tim Jicttiiinif room wna imtilo of IIuk In front of whli'li wita ant aumll trove of trw mukiiiK u Ix'iinlidit t Mil' t In tilt) hrilllunt Unlit Tim niitnrliiliinii'iit t'niiiiiiitli't' loimislnil ul J, l', l;ho.li', K. S. Knlly, T. 1'. Kiimliill, Chm-lim Alhny, nml J, V, OVonnull. Tho floor coniinlttie wim J. H Tnmhth, "runk Diirfh, (tuonjtt VrVner. Lrnieu 0rilntr, H. K, Steven U'illimn Shnlmn. Minili'tiiilit J. V " (litnong, 8nruiunt V. T. Whltlork, Cor- porlii H, Ptnyth nml L. I. Pickens mul Priviiinn Howell mill McKittrick con utituteil lh rotption committee. The mimic DU (urniahed hy Evoreiit A , Col lin'sonrlicalr. The rnil inreh begun at (I o'clock, beliiK led by Lieutenant and Mrs. Qnnutitf. Landlord Livermore won credit by nerving nn excellent ii- Mr which the Urise compony of dancer did ample JiiKtlce to, The ball prorHin cntiMlNtnd of twenty duncei and it was not finUhflJ until about 3 a. in. Itmit'cKu Box Kknt. For some time K. M. Hand lias lwon In corrcspon- dencu with tln pot olllco diipartuiont at Washington eiulcuvyrlng to get the box rent lor the Oregon City office ro- dui ed . The result of his efforts are inun ifeht in n recent letter from tho llrst unsiMnnt piiHlmiiKler gunurul, nulhoiia- ing a reduction ol fifty per cent in tlio price Mir quarter of boxe, so that after thi quarter purlins routing boxes will get them at 0110 half tho present rnte, via: t wein v-livu cenls pur quarter for call boxes, lifty cenls for lock, and seven live cent for drawers. Everyone get ting iiinil ciin ull'ord to rent a box at the reduced rates, and to meet the demand fin- new lock boxes there will be addod about January 1, Huo lot of now boxes to titkotho place of the old style boxes now in on the right band side of the of Him, This will tuiiko tho olhce very nmit in appearance and a credit to the city. Wanton liicHucKimoN. The force of linemen who were overhauling the eleo- ti iu liirht wires in thin city lust week had .,.,.,:, m in mliiiHt. nnino wires In the nemlini'liood of Councilman C, 1. l.nt ournlto' i-esidonee, whero a number of umbrageous evergreens grow. In order to do away Willi the possibility of hav ing' the wires inlorferod with by the wviiit liriiucliii of tliclri'i'a tlie limn liltliliiaHly laid iixii to l!i HiiiIih liml dnn troyed their beauty and iinifniiii'"n. Hurh V it 1 1 I n I i miii gn'iitly iliniiniNi'd Mr. I.utmir elln, K" iHilneil it would any t ltl.nu liav liiK a curt) for the clinrinhni aiiriotiiul-j Injt" of bin Inline, and he l liii'lineil to uiiiinli tliu (iHiiiiili'in. Tim I'lilliiiK of a briilii li that niijilil luippen to tnin h llie w ile lit not iilijei tml to, but the ui'edltmH deatrui'lion of linn tiee la rlliteoua ciiiiwi for luillfiiiitioii. Fun A MoniH Link, The third and apparently tail purvey for all eliH lrit: motor line fiom rortland to (liexnn City iin iiiiidu limt week on the went Hide of the tiver, Indiratt'd hoiiiii tiine'aifo by IliM KMTKMt'HlaK. Tim line come up the riter Inn k of Mr. Morey'a plm it and WiiIIiuk'n iiiiraniy mid toiirheH lliedH. wtii-(lieKiin City road Ml the third hiiilttH below J. ThiiiupkliiH' plni-H, 1 rum thnie il keep on the lower nidi' of the wagon road uulil the nyiidirutn prop erty i reai'hi'd oppoitite Oiennti ( ity whim il come into the road ami follow it to the briditii except where the Kiadu lini'i-aailiiliiM that il diveruu. All the h-V'cl were titken and the line iawcll Htakud out. The conMrui'l'on crew in liKikril (or next amf tlmt belnru Ioiik. Kaviiii tiik Ol li ItuAli, Ilr, (ioiii her,( of Miilinn, write the Ks mii-iurm tlmt ho I in favor of the present route lor the road lo Molalla and Miiniiuiu. He think it would lake a larue Kiiioiiut of money to make a new rond a good a the prjat'ut thorouKliLire and thul. alier all, the route could nol be much bettered. Mr. (in;irlii-r favor the rcpt-ai of the in-debtediu-N di-dili linn law o Unit nil the jieople niny pay their Jut proportion of the tax, and then levy a tux that hall I w Miillicieiit to put the 1WI in good order. A (illANliX IsMUANCK MkkTIXO. A meeting of the alockhiilder in the Orange ittaoriiucc aiiM'iiilinu of the Wilhtmctl valley a held at 'liec'imt limine in thi" nit)' luet Tuewhiv afternoon , I Ul i lo elect a director. There were ill twenty aim kllolilei rt-elit. TLe uieet ing wan' prei-idi-d over by A. F. Miller, of Sellwood, llie retiring director. U U. Stcvcimon, of ()wwgo, wa chiwen iwrrcUry. The annual remrt of Direc (nr Miller alio ml hi;nineH of the artHOeiution to lie iu a flnuriliiiig condi tion. He wan re-cli'Clcd director for thio tliatrict for the enauing two year. ViaiTOH Wki.cox". We are now fully prepared to meet the demands of the acariou, and aiwuru tlio public mat via ilontvtill becordiuliy welcome. Whether you Kih to piiri liuHt! or not u hliul! be Kind to enloitain you w ith our ciiitriiiuiK exhiliilion of lliaiuolid, Watcliea, Je- e"liy, Clot k, Hilvf rwart, etc. Mh, C. II. L. Hi IIMK1NTKK. A Fiku CiuNtitt J. W. O'Connell, the popular clothier, lias sold a half in-ti-rcBl iu the busiuea to A. J. Lvwrtiwaite wbo entereil the firm the lirst of lVcem Iwr. Mr. I.ewthwaile is .well known bete and the new linn I a trong one. A new advertisement appears In another col inn n of this pivr. A Holiday Okkktinu Mr. Frier re turns thank to her Iriemls lor past favors, and ak her to call and ce her new. atock of Christmas goods as she has quite a variety on l aud this year at the old established Candy Store. Week's Transfer of Realty. Oregon Land Co to Chas Henry I 13, 1(1, 17 b 72 Minthorn ad to l'ortland $ 450 00 A V (.lidding am! wife to C H Poole 116.00 acres 8500.00 Fred (J rhillipin el als to Samuel Kluier 1W.IK) acres 4000.00 Uoorge 11 Wulntor and wife to Philander T Davis pt Smith 1) LO 40acres 3(!00.00 Willium Harlow and wife to Kale Kelim Wniitli 1 2 and 4 and frae 1 5 b 4 Barlow 80.00 l.oyd M lltiirman and wife to Lissie M Wilson nl Heth IVlm- ateer ULC 48.40 acres,. 1500.00 James Abraham and wife to Henry McKntire pt 35. 30, 1 and 2, 1 2 s r 3 e 379 acres 21175.00 Charles Christensen and wife to Nut hun V Harvey pt George Wills D L C KtO acres 1440. 00 June M Beiunan and 'husband to Albert Burtlewav 1 7 s 23 t 2 s r 3 e 38.1)8 acres except the timber thereon (ieorgo A lliuding trustee to (Imirgo T Howard 1 7 and 8 b 7 town of Kilgwood C O T Williams et als to 11 D Williams 15 b 14 Falls View ad to Oregon City Fuitb Yonnians and F W You mnnsto 1) V Zellur undivided twelfth of tract mentioned in article 15 of Y F Matlock's will ' 800.00 225.00 150 00 83.33 George A Huiding and wife to Christian Kochor pt P Welch I) L 0 40 acres 8000.00 Richard Ulasspool and wife to Iru Rambo 1 4 and 5 Green Point ad to Oregon City II 11 Johnson to Harvey K Cross pt George Ahernothy D LC 100.00 20 acres 1.00 $21104.33 i IT ON SEVENTH STRKKT HTKI'.I TAKKN TO ('OI.I.KCT IIKI.IN (l fcViM AXK. The ('(illeilur l-vle en III I'rwperljr ami Flte Ibite nf Mule-1 he lflln iiiinla After an Itijuiii'llini. In accorihtnce wiMi llie Inatruction of the city council at it November uwitllnx the city recorder leaned a warrant to Ihe city collector commanding him to "forth wild levy iiiioii thai billowing lot and part of lot of didlriiiucnt aement payer for the iuiprove ncnt of Beventh at re. t " Hy virtue of the warrunt the collector levied unon real property an f.illown, apioin(iiiK December ZD aa the dale for wiling tbeaame: Illock M M r. 114 U III lit 111 111 111 n; iw litO l;J I.N at 139 l.W l.'i l.W l.W 1:17 IM I'H S.-I X) .W m I) Owner Amount Mra K ummra t 1M ' Mra K Homiuuri 41 Caleb Croa 'H oil Caleb Croaa H 1 It Walker W 00 J II Wlkor SI Mra Je.ile OixikO VA 1 Mra Jeaal Cmik WW E Ho.a ( liariuau, 1 " K Km I liariuau i r r while a" w K r While tw TPKaieUll AMraOWCburrh 15 00 T t llauilall i MraiW('byrcli im 00 Mra Ma HarcUr " 1 I- Kau.lHll A Mruli Wl hnri ll 19 Ul ' I' f UainUII Mra 0 W Cburcb 1WI l , tin Marx Grailcr I 0U WriMa'y lira.kr ia U0 ! J V HennarJk Mra Ann Kimter WOO; JDKennerAMraADiil'ii.U'r tut i Mra Mulled Wulcb 17 00 J 1) Kcuner 131 00 1 W m liiintit ealaw 1 00 Vt in Jmineul eirtale 1 M Mn Jeaale Cook, County tM 17 00 Mra Jeaaie Cooke, Coiiniy add S2 00 (i K llayea, Coiiuly dd US 00 j (1 K llaye Couuly dd. HI j K Klllntt couuly dd Htm: KKIIloit.lr'nglrlract.Co.add 17 1x1 II IHI HO KlPotl . M " " IU 00 J W (,r..ul U 00 W liroiil 1 ' Thcm property owner, wbo are delin iilolit iu the total h 11 ill of CWII7 IX), have ctniiliincil to light the collection of Ihe tux. In 01111 or two instance panics favorable to the pavuietit of the tax are ' .!.!. preM-nti'il I'V neintt aociaieu nu thope who refinte; (i. E. Have, (leu. Ilnmnellnnd C. I). & P. C. Latuiiretle are the coutmd emjiloyt-il to contest the mailer. An F.NTKKl-uisE reorter interviewed Councilman C. I). I-atoun'tte, of coun sel for the delinquent taxpayer, in reference, to the atep which the prop-1 I!. L. llolman, undertaker, and em ,..n..r n,,l,l il to nrevenl the1 balmer, Oregon Chv hank building. city from collecting Ihe Seventh street tax. " Our lirat alep " said Mr. Latour ette, "shall be to enjoin the city collec tor from selling the property according to his published notice. The petition for tin iiijuuilion w e expect to 'have completed this week." " On w hat ground i the injunction sought'" asked the reporter. " The principal ground will I that of irregularity on the part of the city In the proceeding to authorise the improve ment and since. There will be several oilier allegations but we think this one sullicient. " Then Mr. Latourctte fell to discussing the merit of the case. He said when the matter first came up in the city council the object was not to make a metropolitan thoroughfare of Seventh street. Consequently no ob jection was offered during the prelimi nary arrangements. It was only when the design of making an expensive improvement became known that oppo sition began to be manifested. The property owners thought -too much was being attempted at one linie. They did not desire the improvement and be lieved they were not legally bound to uav for it. ' It such Influences be permitted to rule where would we have the expansive growth of modern cities?" " Let them grow in other directions," answered tile cuunuiliuan-voulisellor. " If a man wishes a quiet home he ought to be allowed to have it and he ought to have iwwer to' prevent the improvement of streets that will bring the dust and noise of a liuny thoroughfare to disturb the quietude of his home. " Without pur suimt this line of argument to its logical conclusion Mr. Latotirette assured the reporter that the Seventh street delin quents were not opposed to improve ments but that they thought the work should have been done by easy stages three or four years consumed to do what has been done this season. Any way this particular improvement was of such general benefit that the whole city should pay for it. Contractor Peters now has fourteen teams and eighteen men on Seventh .street, which force could finish all the grading that remains to be done m three or four days if the weather would permit. All the sidewalk on both sides of the street between Molalla avonue and Center street is completed. Beginning at Mol alla avenue the first six blocks have .re ceived their first and second coats of gruvol and four blocks have been rolled. The first coat of gravel is on one more block. That loaves Bix blocks without any gravel yet. It will not take half as long to finish the grayoling, however, as it took to gravel the lirst half of, the work bo jause tho distance to draw gravel is less and it will be deposited below the I heaviest hill on the work. At present j tho chief work being done is changing i the course of the drainage channel that! crosses Hie street three times near tlio top of the hill. Instead of building three crossings it, is found easier to blast a cliunnel In the ml id roik on the aontli ide of llie tieet, but the outlet will be Hid Ftuiiii- a formerly, al the old mill. Kitventh alreet could be coinidfted in ' hiiJ liaH if we ahould have a mouth ot fair weather. WhenTheFage In (iiiimiuiitly eiiviTirt with eruption, the li'-'il of a blMHl iiurlflt-r la plainly luillcatwl. Waahea and xn rrial ttppllcutloua are of 1111 avail. The ixilwiu muni lie thoroughly elUfiliutU'd II "in (lie ) sir 111 by atlniiiliiliiig llie K tinii ul Hit liver and kidney, wlilrh tirgau luivn Im-iiiii) aliiKgliili ami Iiioht tle, tlii'rt-tiy throwing iinm the akin th un natural work of rli'Hiiiliii! the yafra nf It liiiiurltla. What la tmidi'd li Ayr'i Bania-(larllla-lh twt id IiIimkI mi-dlcliie. "My (ace Inr yearn wan covered with plrn. plea and (minora, Inr which I could II ml no remedy till I began to Uike Ayer'a Harvtpa rllla. Three liltle ol tlila medicine r Reeled a thoroiiith ciirn. I can fonllileiilly reconv mend It In all autli rlnii fro(n almllar troublea." Mitilumi Tinker. Concord, Vt. ' "I had Ikh-ii Iroiililed Inr aome time with an eruption ol the akin wlili-ti, 1111 1 wan induced to try Ayer'a Man:iiarlll, d 'lled all effort to cute. After taking two boUIca ol this mediulne, Uie eriiillou lieiiaii In (llMappear, and wllh the llilid iMillle It left me entirely." Loula M-Kmharill, I JS Hiiinner are., Ilruok lyn, N. Y., Traveler lor !. II. Buck ft Co, Lithographer, i Centre it, New York. Ayer'sSarsaparilla rariKli it Dr. J. C. AYER It CO., Lowell, Mat. Hold by Itrufa-lau. l,ali 1. Woitb aiabuUI. BUSINESS LOCALS. For freuli taffy go loCaaler'i. Kpicure, the bent Flour made. U t'alerwill from thi date have freh tatfy tw ieu a week from l'ortland. Call and try it. Table, chair, Bureau, Bedatead, i etc. .repaired at Helloiuy lluach'a second hand nt'ire. F.pit uni is Hie bet Flour sold by all urocer. If your grocer doe not keep it go to one that due. tf The U-Ht line of ciirur at Cbarman A Co. 'tieiinine Kmrella only 10c at Cliarniau & Co . city tiiutt store. For baricaina in ali, doors and nioulilinir. uo to H. Finlcy, shop back of l'ow'a& Co'. haril re store. Kemeuilter our cigar are all thorough ly Heaaoiieil a e have an improved ventilated Kdisoa cigar cane, ('barman A Co. I Room at lelt of head of stairs over Btore building. Il For 25 cent vou can make your hens lav bv biivinir a package of F'gZ Food. For sitle bv t barman A Co., City Drug Store . Wanted. A reliable party to dry ap ile and (ears on the shares; dryer and all apparatus furnUhed. 'AddrtibS, Gko. Waknkr, Oregon City. tf Lounges, mattreese, etc., can be bought cheaper at llolman's than anv place in the city, because they are manu factured in hia shop, and be gives his customeis the commission others must pay to l'ortland dealers. tf About Perfumes. When we use Per fiimes, we certainly should use only the BEST; and judges of perfume good judg es, vou know say there are only four or live perfumers who make the best that is, the VERY BEST. There aw a doxen Good Perfumes, But only a few best. The BEST is what vou all want in per tnme if in anything, particularly when, they cost no more than the NEXT best, Connoiaseurssay that Palmer's, Wright's, and Steams' are THE BEST, A Complete Line of which you will , find at Caulield & Huntley's 11IAKMA1'Y. Your Subscriptions ! Between now and January 1st you will have to renew subscriptions for most of your papers and magazines, and choose the new ones you wish to put on your list. You can Save the Expense, The chance of loss or delay and all the annovance of remitting direct, bv leaving vottr order at tho Book Store. Wa enarentee salo arrival of the lfrst number; or of all numbers if vou get them at the store. But a still safer and more convenient way is to get your periodicals at the The News Stand. The price is the same with but few exceptions; you can usually got them a day or two earlier than by mail ; there are no missing or delayed conies : vou do not have to pay in advance", and you can change when you please or drop out poor issues. Under The Yellow Awning, ' Next door to the Post Ollloe.- JUST RECEIVED Fiti:tn huh k. in- Pure French Candies, Hurst & Son's Buckwheat Flour, Maple Sugar, Welsh Bros. Maple Sap Syrup, Log Cabin Maple Syrup. E. E. WILLIAMS, THE GROCER. FARMERS, ATTENTION ! - - You will save money by takeng your MACHINERY to The OREGON CITY IRON WORKS FOR REPAIRS. The beat of material used, and none but skilled labor employed. Give us a trial and see if our prices are not as low as the lqwet. Alt work guaranteed as represented. All work done promptly. Special jobs attended to without delay. All kinds of Machinery Supplies Kept on Hand. Castings furnished. Agents for Ward t Brady's Celebrated Anti- Friction Metal, and Morrison s JAMES R0AKE & CO., Proprietors. Shop, 5th and Water Sts., Oregon City, Oregon. Near Logus & Albright's Butcher Shop. ' (SaJJSG&mmm Bed; Room s Suits From $1 1.00 Upwards this Week. sk oi ha:i ntokk, Opposite the Post Office. Oregon City, Or. TO OREGON CITY. LOTS AND TRACTS On the weBt side of the river on the Oregon City and Portland road, and Willamette river. Twenty-five minutes walk from the suspension bridge. Affords a sj)Jendid view of the river, Portland and the East side. This tract has been slashed and sown in grass. Will be sold cheap on easy terms. Apply to J. TOMPKINS, OREGON CITY. jno , Keeps furniture made only from kiln a short fime he will offer .Bedsteads Woven Wire, Top and Box Mattresses of all kinds and sizes. Chairs, Loung es, Windyw Shades, Etc., the best assortment in the city at prices low as the lowest. UIIUCl Id W. T. SPOONCER & CO. fieux Gash Grocery. NEW STOCK, NEW GOODS, NEW' PRICES. JUST Id lbs. G Sugar, $1.00. fff- A full line of Groceries at these reduced prices, near Commercial Bank, Main St.,0.iegon (Nty. In Connection we run the Store in belt-Lubricating acting. tftno roif ciTAiasue. Fnr Thnrnuah PMcllfn! rraOitnv in EOOKKEEPiNS, SHORTHAND, PENMANSHIP, Mia trunm IB TMC OtfGOrt BEST. - dried lumter, which is warranted, For ADDITION I IrirlNva-trilrk P. Cmholmnr ft CI LlllUailllCI . LOOK! Coal Oil, per Can, $1.20 Eemember the place, only Exclusive Flour and Feed Oregon City.