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i Oregon City Enterprise. ClrtCkflinrtS Co. Directory. -. .-. ;.'.ijcris coi-sty officers. Ju.Up, Clerk of Conn, Sheriff. -KeooMcr, Trvamirvr, A.aoMer, ehel Superintendent, Purveyor, tWouitr, CominiK'nr, - VVum I1?'? M , 1. nillOTK H Callff John Y, Noble Aiev Thomson - ti!''"'y """h tchnrlVs Voeime ! l(riirliu Hnir CO CRTS. Clrrutt tntirt eonrene (tut Mudy la No vember and third Moudav In April. Prwhat cvwrt to MMlon flint Monday tn each kiorclh. fommtsloner wnrt nwu first Wednesday tfter Brl Monday of each month. OKKiiON CITY OFFICERS Haror. - - T. W Sullln Keeorder. L. I- Porter Chief of IVlfea- J. S. Fimtoin Amvmr. - S. R. tireen Trewmnrr. - F. R Charman Cltv Atlnrner. - - II K.i Street Conirnisstxner. C. Holr 8ni't. ot Water W ork, W. H. Howell lltTKntlneer. Sidney Smytk. Couner.meti Hiram Ooehrn, J. W. NohleJ 0. Porter. Jamea ilktnaon. t IV Lutourett. Koa Chanuan, J. W. OVontiell ami T. P Kaudall. Council meetaflr! Wtneday of each month In city hall. For the Campaign. Do yon want to have the political news of Clackamas county and of the state? If so send in twenty-five cents and get the Enterprise from now until June 10th. When other mean of remitting 1 cannot be had stamps will be taten. Unless otherwise ordered the paper will be promptly stopped at date of expira tion. SPRAY OF THE FALLS. AH eyes are now turned towards Sun- j eet City. j Knqtiire of J. J. Cook lor the map of . Sunset City. i ' Holman A Warner, Undertakers Embalmers, Oregon Citv B .nk building. I County commissioners' court will meet ! next Wednesday for its regular monthly ' session. Take Your habies to the New York ; gallery and g-t a good picture w hile you have the chance. ; Renner at the Seventh street hard- ware store will sell you anything ia his line at Portland prices. Goods all first-' class. Sunset City lots are one-half the price 1 of other lots within the same distance from the postoffice in any other direc tion. Spring U here and so is Wilson A j Cooke w ith a complete line of garden , tools, also one and two Horse Culti- : vator- i G. E. Hargraves, builder, near the j foot of Falls View stairs, will save you money on building a home and guar- j antees satisfaction. Have you a good pair of spectacles? : If not go to Burmeister A Andresen's and have your eyes fitted with their Jrfect eye tester. ! ' There was a social party at the home j of Mr. Merger in Canemah last "- J day night which was attended by a J congenial company of young people. j Thos. Charman & Son handle J. A. FolgerA Son's celebrated Golden Gate ' baking powder and to each of their pa trons are niven a valuable cook book. John Byers, one of the leading market gardners of the county, has fifteen acres j of peas that are now in full bloom on his , place on the Clackamas. The send was planted in January. Miss Wilkinson's selections of haUiIMil(!(.t a city committee. It was sug and fine millinery is equal to the best toKe8tej that for a republican commu te had in Portland. All the latest styles tee t0 he selected by a meeting that and at living prices. Remember the was confessedly of all parties was place with -Mrs. Rich, opposite the Post-rather odd but the captain was made office, Oreg'on City. j chairman and instructed to appoint There will be a meeting of Mead post j the committee, and he named the G. A. R. next Tuesday evening to make arrangemsnts lor the appropriate ob servance of Decoration day. A full at tendance is especially requested for this meeting. The Willamette Silver band, sere naded Mr and Mrs. C. A. Nash, last Monday at their home on Main street. Mr. Nash hi leader of the band and the members thought this a fitting recogni tion of his wedding which occured Sun day morning. The Juch English Opera company's contract with the First regiment was declared off last Friday night after two performances bad been given. The trouble was with Manager Loche of the opera company. The regiment lost about $500 on that etiKagemsnt, some what less than its net profits from the Marine band. The Juch company played to good business at the New Park this week. O E. A. Freytag is making some rad ical changes in his store at the corner of Main and Fourteenth streets. A glass front is being put in on the Main street side and part of the Fourteenth street ide and the entrance will be in the corner. The partitions dividing off the living rooms at the rear of the store will be removed and the extra room given to the store, making it forty-eight feet long. Then lage additions will be made to the grocery stock and crockery and men's coarse clothinu will also be carried. AXOTIIKK TUKKT. It Is t'ul In Nomluutlmi by Muss ( on. veiiiion Ht l'tipo's Hull ' Ms or Sullivan railed llit meeting Tope's iMll tO.VrllT tMliemlft.V llitfllt H,,a ,u, lm.rtini. had I,,.,,,, 0rtu,,( t rN,u1 ' rot many cilinoiia to nominate candidates for tlie cttv otlicox. . , . . , . . no prononnciM me my ciiHtionieiu'ieni and luwrted thai tht Australian Ixtllot I law could not pty to Uie city eleotio.ii, though )u a in lavor of ohwrving it in many particular. Others vr laboring under a delusion but lu hail examined the matter and knew the M it eltvtioii law could not Us inforcod in this city election. The last wwda ot the mayor mingled with the voice of M. H. Brodorick who nominate! the mavor for chairman. J. V. O'Connell named Judge Moldrum who declined, leaving Mayor Sullivan to he elected by viva voce vote on Nruder kk's motion to "anspend the rule." On mounting the rostrum the chairman again improved the opportunity to aswure the people that others were laboring un der a delusion and that ha wanted to dissipate the confusion by giving them the straight goods that the state law could not apply to the city election."" T. F. Ryan named Itroderick for seer taryand he declined in favor of Henry Meldrnm. Again were those ''rules" that nobody had heard anything ahout suspended and Mr. Moldrum was elected by acclamation. At this juncture Chairman Sullivan volunteered the information that the Australian, ballot law applied solely to state elections and that the city charter was defective, i'heu Mr. O'Connell stood up and asked some question of 'itho chair that were painfully direct. jw eiAT he was in favor of apply ing the law as far as it could be applied, had always been of the opinion and st'" nt"'(' O'Connell thought the an- swer not sufTicientlv clear and he plutued another inU-rrvtUion hit li mctwitl.no m(W .i., The demonstrations of the audience tended o arouse a suspicion that the meeting was packed but the work pro- ! ceeded . When it came to making the noniina- jt was agr(,oJ ()mt iev B,u)uM ,,e by h(lll(lt ,.len Kyiin ,H,rsi!,tw in pressing the question ss to who should be permitted to vote. He moved that everybody vote, qualified voters an amendment th.it of Oregon City b- eligible was submitted to further amend ment to include only tlie reptimican qualified voters, but the amendment to to the amendment was killed and the iimonitoil nmtirt.1 nirrieil lust like clock wf)rk u ,1BVe 1)et,n Jone u hftJ , C1J, .,,,,,;,, 8(ra;r F. R. Charman was nominated for treasurer by acclamation. J. E. Rhodes en. Dye, H. C. Stevens and S. R. wer8 named for assessor and j collector. The latter two declined and ! vote resulted m favor of Rhodes, sixty-one to twenty-seven, Tho thn convention resolved itself into a double-barreled affair for ward nominations for councilman, and J. U. pi,sburv mu ma(,e chalrmgn an(, j, w. O'Coniifll 8e-retarv .( the first war, mM.tjn(f an(J j w Me,lrum chairman amJ f R Chairnian o the second ward gathering. In the first ward C O. Albright and Benjamin Jag- gar were nominateu lor councurnen, Frank Glennan being the unsuccessful aspirant. In the second ward C. N. ; Greenman and George CalifT were nomi ! nated for ecuncilmen for two yeais and I W. A. White to fill a vacancy. i After all hands had adjourned Cap i tain CalitT called for order again to ' f,,ll ln.r (' (1 T H im ( I) A I- blight and M. H. Brodenck. Williams declined but was induced to serve. The appointments of the chair were con firmed, a f. nal adjournment taken and the second city ticket had been put in the field. 'ew Departure. Messrs. LogiisA Albright, in order to accommodate their large and increasing patronage, will on May 1st deliver meats to their patrons free of charge within the city. This firm possesses the advantage over small dealers of being able to buy latge bands of stock and to pasture the same until entirely recovered from the effects of driving before killing for market, en tirely insuring to their customers nothing but good, wholesome and meats. Dora, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- i liam Stover, was nine years old last Wednesday and a dozen of her young friends surprised her with a call at her home on Twelfth and Monroe in the af ternoon . They were laden with cakes and candies and other toothsome freight wondwfnl culinary creation llad the name "DOHA" woven in real candy on the top of it. The little folks passed a very delightful afternoon. Sunset Citv lies just back of the paper mills on the west side and north of the side walk. The first opportunity to get an accessible home on the west side. Loral IVrnonal Xote. F. I, llriice. of llillsboro sptnt last Sunday in Canemali. W. W. Marts left Thursday for llepp. iter to civet a wvkO irss, "tiiattdma" Telfer is quite ill at the residence, of her son in Cmicmah. Attorney J, K. Hedges of Portland visited Ins parents in Caucmnli lust Sunday. Miss Ina and Tit I io luouh ot I'.lyviUo, were visitors at the West Side schixd Wednesday, K. W. II urn met t and J. A. Strongtm, two prosHrtus farmers of Highland, were in Oregon City last Monday. Mrs. Kosa I.eisand Mrs, Umisa Tor butt, mother and sister of Mrs. W. T. Whithvk, left Tuestluy tnorning fur their home near Slaughter, Wash , after a long visit in this city. Miss Mamie K. Brooke, late ol Ver mont and one of the foremost toucher of the (ireen Mountain state, begun a a trim of school in the Phelps district, near New Fra last Monday, Mrs. C. T. Hickman left last Monday for Maysville, Mo,, where she will visit her parents. She will then make a visit to relatives in New York state. Her young son aeoc.inianied her. Judge A. S. Bennett of The Dalles, democratic nominee for supreme judge, was in Oregon City last Wednesday. He hart been to Salem on business and stopied here a few hours on his rvturn. He is too good a man to serve as a sacri ficial ottering for the democrats and it it his misfortune that he is in his present political situation. R. M. Kosnhatim, who went to Call firnia for his health on his recovery from typhoid fever a few weeks ago, will not return to Oregtwi City and his place as stiHrintenUnt of the Crown paper mill has leen filled by W. P. Ilawlry, who comes from the Remington mills at Watertown, N . Y. Mr. Hawley's fam ily will occupy a cottage that is being built by J. M. Taylor on Washington street between Eleventh and Twelf'h. William Miller, supervisor of the Os wetso mad district, was in town Wednes day, He has enlisted to improve the! roads of his district and is not wait-' ing for the county to appropriate money I for it. j Oregon News. I The citiietis of Astoria are determined to have a new hotel and to have it quickly. Subscriptions to the capital slock are being given w ith alacrity. Committees are busy Minting stuck for the alliance flouring mill to he built at La Grande. The capital stock has tieen pla-ed at $25,0(10 and no person is entitled to hold more than f30 worth of stock. Twenty years ago Mrs. Lockwood of Umatilla, was corking a buttle, when its burst and a minute piece of glass entered her eye. It become imbedded in the upper lid. at the uper part vt the ball, and has since Keen the con stant sour: of irritation. She had trie l several times to have it removed but it could not 1 located. Last week it was removed by cutting through the upcr eyelid. The store of R. C. Mays A Co. at Elgin burned last Thursday night. The build ing and stock of g'HxIs were destroyed, ami the origin of the fire is unknown. The total loss will not be less than 12, OX), with an insurance of about H000 The fire is a serious misfortune not only to Messrs. Masterson and Ly but to Elgin also, for it removes from the town its leading business house. Four carloads of Russian immigrants have passed through Pendleton during the past few days bound for F.ndicott, Whitman county, Wash., where a number of their countrymen had already settled. More of the iumiigranls are coming this way, and Endicott will soon become the capital of quite a little Russian nation. Tins party wts four weeks linking the trip. When they left Russia there were six feet of snow. Receipt, note and Older books at the Entkhi'kisk office. Samoa'! Critioal Condition, Auckland, N. Z., April 22. Ailvieea from Samoa nlate that tlie MitUafit are growing in streiiKth and threaten to reliel. The iwvernment fuiida are ox hansteil and the nativen are two yearn in arrears in the payment of laxeH, and the oituation appear) to he critical . Bkki.in, April 22 The VuHHiwrlie Zeitung tliinkH that ltuhert LouiH StevenBon is designinK to strennlhen EnuliHh influence in Samoa and plan ning a new scheme auainHt (iermany. More Earthquake Bbocki. Sacramknto, April 23. There wete three earthqnaxe Hhocks here taut niht between 11 o'clock and siinrine this morning. Wintkri, April 23 Three earth quake rihockfi here since 2 o'clock this morning, hut no damage. Vacavim.e, April 23. Large numbers of people are living in tents. A month will elapHe before the town resumes its normal appearance. Ctming to America Swanhka, April 13. It is stated that owing to the depression in the British tinplate trade, resulting from the McKinlcy tariff, the proprietors of the tinplate factories intend to erect works in America. WF. A Til Fit AM CHOPS. Report for Westcett Oregon for the Past Week. WKATIIKH. There, has been during the week a continuation ol the wad, cloudy, ami partly cloudy weallirxcvpl on the lllih and '.Mlh when the weather was warm and the sun shone, brightly. There has lioen less rainfall than for the past several weeks, though nearly one-halt an inch fell in the interior valleys Frosts occured on the 17lh, IH'h, I'.Uh, and i.Vth. The winds have been south erly and light in force. CHOCS, The frosts of the psst two week injured the fruit and in places the sliaw lierry crop. The extent ot the Injury can not be ascertained, but it stand to reason that when fruit trees arts in bloom they cannot tirience a ttvonlng temperlaiim and yet be uninjured. It i not, however expected that the Irosl injured the fruit siitlicicutly to make a deficient product. They hardly did more than prune tlie crop very well which will allow that which remain to become more erfoct and line. Fruit growers from Grant's Pass, William, Jacksonville, Ashland and Rosehurg and in almost every valley county re port damage done by I lie frost. It will moat likely I' found that when the ftuit is as largo as ntuxket bullet that it w ill drop off, show ing then the effect of the present injttiy from the frosts Fall wheat on low lauds has a sick I v and yellow look, showing the need of warmer weather and less moisture, on the higher ground the wheat and oala are doing remarkably well, so far as growth at tlitt root are concerned, but owing to the coo! weather there is little growth above ground. Spring seeding l greatly delated and the spring acreage may U lens than usual on account of in ability to have grain sown. In Curry county fig are welt formed and fruit is less injured by frost than in any County in the state. Tue wealher on the tilth and IUMIi was (avor.ihlu to all vegetation, but other than these two day the weather ha lieen unfavorable. Warmer nights ami warm unshine during the day are needed to develop all vegetation. MYabi'itv in CAT''r'nl ' wants should not be LOST s'gl't "f when you need table luxuries, Irmt. coffee . tea. meal. or. in fuel any oiHER kiu.l of groceries in wholesale or "'TAIL lots Vuil. sTnilv, K. K. NViu.uws, Th Grocer, NEW TODAY. y a. iii kst, REAL ESTATE. A lNSl lt ANTE AGENT. . NOTARY Pl'HI.U; A COLLECTOR. At'KnKA. OHKHON. Metit'T Loaued ell Arovril Kec'itlly. I? . KA.NIld, NOTARY rntl.ir, It K L ESTATK l INL'HANCK. j OIBte III (hr P...1 Olflr ll'lll.lliu, O' rfin I lly. orr(no. J. WC8TON, AKCIUTKCT. HITKKINI'FNIiKNT AND IlKAI'lilllMMAN, Thirty Year Kiperlfru' on HBetttc t'eaul, Au.lralla aill Kurni l Prepare I'lnna. Rlrvntlelll. Knetlollii, Frr .tiMlv.,Vurklti tirnwliiif.. fietall. ititl HrH Hi'iflliiita of all klmlH of 1'iilillr nm Hrlvati HulliltDKR, accimitimiltMl by rtMlaulv enttmalei of PfMlt . Hnrryr,ni aiel KiiKiniwrii Flelil nutea ami KphI ftftti aKClUii, IM.iim uf Hoti.) I vf . ,,,, t'lttt teil with aerurarjr and iitMitiifna. tn any icale nr lie of drawing. ofllcv In BemiiW. 8ih A Donr Furtnry, nptv al( t'linureifitlnnal Church. Malu atrfet, Ore Run C'l Oreifuu Hiiillilalt'h' CnnlH. FOR COUNTY CLKKK, ISAAC ACKE.iMAN, Regular ncinocrutic Noinince. FOR RECORDER, JOHN F. RISLEY, Regular Democratic Noininco. Standard Flavoring tTRACtS Fur "tie by E. E.Williams.The Grocer Executor's Satire. Notice In hereby nlvtin that the nnilernltneil duly apiiltel, qiiallneil anil m IIiik en-' iitura nf the eniate nf John A. ('.infer, dueea'l,liave fllnl Willi the dark nl the nniinty enurt il t;iHCkaniaa cnuty, OrrK'i". Hiel' Wnal ai emint an aueh eieentera, ami the nalil court ha tut Tueeilay, Jnne7lh. IWU, Iho nay for hearlnn olijecllnni toeald aeciiiinl intl for the euttlu nient (if aal'l estate. By nnlef of flon. 3. W. Melilrnin. JuiUe nf alii comity court of Olackaina. county, Oregon April V,Wi. K. WlM.iAMH, ilKNKYflAN.. 4-29:6-27 Kxcciiton, 0CIIOOI.TAX NOTICE. To the taxpayer! of Falln View achool dlitrlct Ko. IIS, ol Clackamaa county, Orciron: The achool tax of the ahve nanicrl district forthe year lMr2 1 now due, and mimt hejiald to the iindnmlKucd at hid office In Kall'aVlew within alxty day from the date of lliln notice, or the aine will be relumed a dellnqeent, J. IIOKKMIja, Clerk School District No 98. Dated Mill 27th day ol April, W 4-ild; 8 3 Wholesale GUESS WHAT! An ortlor man wont to your ros'iilt'iico v vy niurn inn if (It'siroil. E. E. WILLIAMS, THE GROCER, MARK & ROHKKTSON, PK.VI KKH IN Domestic Mi lionet MK TEAS, COFFKKS AND SPICKS, California Fruits and Vctjetablcs. 7th anil Miulinon Streets, Sliivcly's liiiiUing, Oregon Citj'. ANDERSON WALKER, pai9tera9doiJ5eDeeorator PAPER-HANGING AND KALSOMINING. I carry the lurt'st ntnl host ussnrtoil sUk'V of wall impt-r ever lining lit to Oregon City, nml will sell at l' rl huul prii-cs. I .ft nio give you fijjurt's on your work. Simp on Seventh strt'et, Ji-nr Center. SEVENTH STREET DRUG STORE. DR. L. M ANDREWS, Prop. A Full Line of Freth Drugs and Medicines. I Patent Moiliclneaof all M.ikos, Notions, Confuctlonpry, Cigars, j ittr. itii'i iif r it ill i.i. i rii.i.i:!) ' Shivelev' ItliH'k, ...... Sr rtitli Street tore 20 2o & 170 rBONT ST., PORTLAND, OREGON. WE ARE AGENTS FOR n. I. ROOT'S BEE SUPPLIES, J. JONES & SON, UKALKH IN Doors, Windows, Mouldings, DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES. Cabinet Work, Fitting tip Stored mid Repainti", (if nil kindn. Jolihing Order l'r(itiiitly Executed, it : tiii: i.om i.w r. rShop corner Fourth and Water utreetH, hack ot l'ope A Co'i, tlregon City T. 2VE. CROSS, Manager, HKAI.KH IN its IJ UUUIM XJl J UUUUI HAKIMV.t UK, l'HOVISIONS, 1I(0( KKItV, UI.ANSWAKK, Holiday Goods and Gouts Furnishing Goods. Nqi'Aiu? 1.14. 4.1 tit i i ::. O-LAIDSTOITE " " - OREGON. IttfillLli! On Improved Farms of not Ions than (50 acrea. C. 0. T. Williams, VV. If. BUKGIIAUDT. JOHN DUFFY Oregon City Express No I. Llfdit frolRlit and parcels delivered to all parts of the city. Icave onlen with F. T. Barlow, and tail! .iilliing you want .that I M uml ovt'i'vlxuly knows what that in. If ymt tliiit't st'tMvhiit you want ask fur it, an my roou; in liuiilt'tl. Ilt'itt urn a fow ariicles that aitt out of siht: Markot Bnskots, Lunch Bas kets, Clothos Baskots, Tubs, Buckots.Washboards, (.'LOT. I Krt PINS, 1.WIV CIUMNKYS AND MJKNKKS, ST NK WAHIC, FKKP, KTO , KTC. Groceries, fhir etiilv'iie I it eiui.lete In every i!eiurtinetit, nml tell Iiiim to i;mw nil kin. In of e p'tnMe, linn ti I'lnnt nml trim tn"e, lio t line, niel wliHt tire the lr-it ferlilirern, luiw to liuiiille Ikvk ete, ( tr. Kree to nil- Semi fur It. D. . peppy S Go's Seeds ft K I W iVXlUUMj UlUUUllUMj DR. L. WHITE, Ovorf.'auflnhl'l Unijj Htora, Ofllce ila v from the I.Mh tn 'Jlllh of oanh month. Artificial leclh on rutilicr, flrHt-clHaa, f 15, Uold Hlllnif from li un. All work KiinriiiiUM.il. DAVIE'S GALLERY. The leading Photographer of Portland. CORNER FIltHT andTAYLOII STRKKTH DE1VTIST