Oregon City Enterprise.
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A rit Nif AT lUai ow Kuan. At the
Invitation o Mr. Thouiaa Miller a com
ny of young ode from (lirgnii City
went on a picnic lo Harlow Ual Satur
day. The fact that a few of Iheae young
folka woreallvered hair ami aU'ely mien
did no) detract an lola from Ihe mirth
fulni'Mof (he iMvaxinn. Hall a d-en
rarrlagea of vailoua capacitie were
hriiught Into ue It waa a ploaant
drive lo Harlow ar.d th honpit.
hle people at the Itarlow place
didn't aeem In mind it a hit when the
crowd of viailor took poaaeiwlon of the
ample lawn wilh Ihelr tennlaand croquet
(lainea, hammock and lunch huaket.
Mr. and Mm. Harlow went hM acru
toqr.pt to that aurt of visitation to l al
nil H-rturld over it. They turned the
whole .rem!ta r-tr to the plrnU korw.
Tlia ff.niM.n.1 r...trnl aiw.ia in,.l..r tl.
umhragemiaelm were t alluring to
lie loraakan hut at IntervaUi there waa
niualo In th lioiiea and the apadwia
parlor wera flllnl with tlancera. Th
rct that wa aervptl under tha titw
beat anything ever partaken of lo
door. And Ihe picnicker, every
one, had thslr apwtlllea with them.
They managxl to get honi helween 0
and 11 o'clock in theevrnlng. It waa a
day of prime enjoyment. It could not
have been otherwise at the Harlow
farm. Among tl.one who participated
in the affair were Mr. and Mr. Tliomaa
Miller, Mr. and Mr. J. II l'ilahury,
Capt. and Mr. J. I Shaw, Mm Picker,
Mr. Hhepard, Miawea Illrdi Shaw,
I.ura Miller, I.ulu IHeker, Klva Anxr
on, (I race Willlaina, Vera rilalmry,
I.aaira Apperaon, May Kelly, Annie
iKilan, IWrlha Darin, lhnaie Shepartt,
Vera Toll, I laud PlUburr and Hohin
Wiaw, and Meiutra. C. 0. Huntley, Pr.
Yeargain, Everett Hickman, K. I.,
lloluian, W. A. riiintley, K. Itlnearaon,
lialph Miller, K. K. Drigga, K. 8.
Kelly and C. U. Itarlow.
Tu Kat Hii Motok Ust The
Faat Hid railway company la proceel
ing with the work of coRilructlng its
road to Oregon City. It I not probaWe,
however, that the line will be in dera
tion to thia xlnt btifore Nuyemlier aa
the Iron fur the track tlila aide the
Clackama will not arrive till late In the
fall. It ha already been alilpped from
New York, to coma around Cae Horn.
I'iloa are lielng driven for the track thia
ldeof Milwaukee, tie have been doliv
ered along the route and everything
ioint to the continuation of conntruo
tlon work o that the roiul will lie ready
for the Iron when it arrive. An im
portant feature of the work will be the
oonatruction of a bridge over the Cluck
ama river, the contract for which will
aoon he let. Thore la a litllo dllllcuity
alx)iit gutting through Lambert's land
near Milwaukee and it 1 poomhlo that
the completion of the line to that town
may be delayed till after fruit harvest.
It ia undonitnod that Mr, Lewi, the
leaaee of the tract, want f;i(X) for per
mitting the line to he comitrtictod
through the orchard. Kathur that) pay
that mim the company will defer the
work at that point until after the fruit
ehnll he gathered, when, as a matter of
courae, thero will be no damage lo the
leawie and Mr. Lambert la only too glad
to have the lino built. With everything
ready for track-laying when the raila
arrive thia motor lino will connect Port
land and Oregon City the coming fall .
That rKOi'OHttDFisiiWAY. lion. John
Minto, who introduced the bill for a flab,
way at Oregon City which pasaod the
houne at the Inat eoHnion of the legisla
ture, nays the proKed fUhway would
be worth 150,000 In annually (urnUhlng
auiumnr food to the Inhabitant of the
upper Willamette valley, and the effect
on Ilia (lulling Internal of lli lower Col
umbia would Uol atlll greater value y
ill ndJili area of breeding griMirnl (he
Willamette would fttmiali. Willi all
friends of uwlul legislation should
unit In Ktlllig til iimesary anway
miistrnoteil orer tlie full at Orison
City there la mMdl of wore thorough at
Unillon of Hi present law to prnvwnt
urr-atlon of artllltlul 1 1 ti I i m mii i 1m , aurh
a Niagara Milling company has don In
tlio Nurtli rlaiillum. There la trying
nnwd of mom work being done liy llml
company, a some flah may get up liy
Hit present structur when tli river la
In lull stage, It I uitiTly imiHHiaililo fur
flail lo go lip during tlm ordinary siim
imr attna of water. Ilia xiilu shove
tl'la lillllctal ifalaraW are Jually com
plaining KI.mii KtaMuiinan.
Tim I'kkhkmt Ownkhkiiii' BooKi.
Markli.v A Have have completed all tlm
0rk of making l )iiMnt owmrail
IxMik fur wfiluh they had a contract
whli tli county except Ilia ilur
lial work of I'opyliiK In record hook.
Tlit-y flalin to liavo diw.ivi-rtvl tl't.OOtl
i-rtHi uf lffiul mill U.IMKI town loll tliat
wrw not on Hi aamMiiuiont roll In ny
lil. Thin HH'ina aliiiiwt liicrwlll.lii,
elwlall a to Ilia hum of town loU.
I t yar llir were on tli aHfaiiint
roll arre of Ian I at a t,mt valiio
of IVIO.H.Il. The W,(HH) acrnt ail'll
lintial (linoovorxd Ii iImiI. at 1 n
Acre aa tlio baala of ayni(int, giving
fL'Xo.OiK) to Im aililnj to arrttaito valuk'
tl of tli county. Ho tlm 1!,(HX) Ma
illfovnil aa not Ix-Iukoii tlio rollarv ca-
tliiiatid at niarly .'l7.tV)ai'li to glvti a val
uation of HtH,:i'i;i. Tli illy lot rvi
oualy on III aai-aamnt roll wr value i
at fikil.Tr.H. MaiklcyA llayca uk 1',
lr rtint on tli valuation of nil Hie laml
lliry diM'ovrnxl not lo Ii on tlieUx roll,
plua tl'iOt) a Hie Hrt jirlid fur th.dr
work, tliclr dill agtinat tli countv la
l:',.VH). Tliry liav lint t laiinttl a new
(llatxivrlt, lliiy aay, land irviimaly
on tli tax roll tint having a wrung d-
rription. Hi UiiM'rlitliin w cr
rwl(l hut atifh Inalann-a r
not roiinti'd In the lil of diK-owrira
So hy the making of lliia irraiit ownor
ahlp Uxik irurty vnlutxl at the nwat
calculation at more than $7Xi.(KV) la
addwl to the axwunneiit mII and fur d in-
covering ami tiuutng I in- wimle in
pro'Hr ah Mark If y A llayca take
ahout half of one year'a tax on it. Tin
wilt enalile the county to raiwi more
moner while the rate of fixation Van ha
ilwrwanod o Indlvlduala will pay lena
There were found aome Ill,(KXt acre of
I lni' "u,,y J"l- lcrl.tloii
M 'lci'a count r landa now tialug
lmHy corre.-t the aherKf will have no
dilficulty in ellin for 'Mlnnueiit taxea
i. Taxa ik tux k mwi. piarauT The
Bro valuAlion of all the property in
the Oregon City hool dlatrict Itila year.
according to the eweaiunrnt of School
Clerk Kyan, ia tl.HTfoVI Induhtet
netM l claimed to th amount of lttil,
ttW and e xernptioni to the value of f IS.
OW, leaving the total laxahlo valuation
II.IM.RlH. On thia valuation a tax of
I7.7S1.S2 la collected thia year and. all
but about t400 of thia nun baa been
paid In. Thore will be probably lea
than t'JilO turned Over to the eherifT a
dullnquent. 11 year the total taxable
valuation wa 1 1 ,366,820-t19,ui greater
than till year . The reduction thia
aeaaon la due to a large tract having
been et off from th Oregon City diatrh t
and added to the I'aik IMace district,
and an increaae in the claim of indebt
ed new. The Valuation fixed by the
t:hool clerk la reammably near the true
value of the projierty aiiwt .
Axtxk Ohkiion Tiaski.. The fame
of Orefon teawls la spreading. John
McLaughlin of New York, who has a
large woolen manufacturing plant at
Hkenratlea Fall In that ktalo i in Oregon
City thii week, having come to thia
country to make a contract for teasel
with A J. Sawtell of Molalla. Mr
McLaughlin has teen Importing teasel
from France, Ilia attention waa called
to Oregon teasel by teeing aome in a
car one day and lie pontet! oil to
Ihe far West to make a baigain for the
crop. The teasel raised by Mr. Saw-
tell are unexcelled. The climate of
Oregon aeetna to lie exactly suited to
that production. It ia probable that he
will lull to Mr. McLaughlin hi entire
crop except what l required by the
Oregon City mill. ' Ho will also Increase
hia Induatry, now that a market is
assured him for all he can raliw.
liicroHX Justick Fouta. Frank Wilson
was before Juetlce font Wednesday
charged with assault and battery on E.
C, I.akin, a special officer who triad to
enter Wilson's house July 5 to search
for the fugitive Charles Wilson It will
be remembered that Lakln waa repulsed
on that occasion with some damage to
his person, notwithstanding the fact
that he carried a search warrant. Wil
son was discharged. In the afternoon
N. R. Harvey was tried for the same
otliense, it being alleged that he was the
more aggresive asuailant. A jury was
demanded and after hearing the evidence
that body deliberated four hours with
out being able to agree and it was dis
charged, The jurors stood six to two
for acquittal. 0. II. Dye appeared for
the shite In both coses and Geo. C.
ltrownoll for the defense..
Found. A leather purse between Ed,
Jones's and the Bpangler place on the
Molalla road. Owner can have same by
calling at this office proving property
and paying charges.
Tiik Fiurr CAHirotor Oaaoon . The
building that served a the flrat capital
of Oregon tenltorv, thethre-tory frame
structure at the southeast corner of Hixth
and Mala street, Is btlng repaired this
week by the owner, II. C. HUven.
New ailla are being put In, the roof I
lining repaired and the old atiucture is
lining generally overhauled and straight
ened up ami put In giiod ahape. It was
built in lK.'K) hy John L. Morrison who
now rtiNldca on Hhaw's Island in I'ogot
sound, and after whom Morrlaon afreet,
I'oil land, was named. The territorial
legislature held It M-sslona there before
the capital was shanged to Hulem. Huh
aeipientlv It waNllsed for a Good Tem
plar hall, and a Y . M. C. A. occupied
it. liothof these bad good libraries In
their time. !t was once used for a prl
Vole aclnxil. Th F.NTKNi'Hias first aw
the tight in a khop on the second floor of
the building. For the past fifteen year
or so it haa been u d a a aaloon and
hotel and I run under the name of the
Oriental hotel. Mr. Hlevena purchased
th proerty from Mr. Morrison three
year ago last month.
At th Fish Hati-ukst. Superin
tendent Hubbard at the United Bute
fish hatchery ha got Ihe rack et in
the river and everything in readiness
for beginning the iison' work when
Hie prOer time shall arrive. For the
first time in th C'lackamaa, trouble I
experlnced will) water uiom at the
hatcherr aelr and it I considerable
trouble to keep the racks free of It.
Taking salmon roe for hitching will Ixv
gin in four or six week ami if the sup
ply of flah is sufficient more than ever
befor will be hatched thia seaaou.
A Lami Umrx Cask. Albert Cio
and I). W. ltons are belore H.-gistet
Anperson and' Heeelver I'sipiet of tlie
Oifgon tlty land olh to eatablih
priority of title to a homestead in town
ship I north range 0 east. The trial be
gan early last week and Is nut yet con
cluded Thursday night an adj'Hirn
meut waa taken to admit another cane
previously act for a hearing and it will
tie finished at some future time. Ilrock
enhroogh it Cowing are for Cas and
H. It. Heck man of Portland for Itons,
Koll of Hotter.
The following is list of pupil Who
have been neither absent nor tardy for
Ihe month beginning June 13 nd end
ing July 8: Hattie Wiluox, Mabel
Comer, Fred Herkey, Albert Conner,
Carl Rerkey, Arthur Connei, Tommie
Herkey, Oscar Conner, Maude Stone,
Otis Itoylor and Willie Stone
Tlioee that were neither alweot nor
tardy tor the entire term beginning
March 21 st and ending July Htb were
Mabel and Oscar Conner. Total number
enrolled thirty-five ; average attendance
twenty-Hve. Minmc IUkkixoton,
Teacher
letter Idai,
Tb following ia tli list or letters remain
ing in lh pai ottice at Orr gou City, Oregon,
July IS, HU:
A (lain a, A E Iaraon, L J
Hengen, T H Newman, Mrs Eva
Cleuiona, Air M W Quillin, Mr J K
Ford, Mra John Iticharda, Joseph
Olbba, Mia A Itickhard, Isak
Hugbea, Wll Hmilh.KN
Hurst, W V Vagaria, Pietro
Moench, Martin Thompaon, K
May Odd, MiaaTen- WUliama, Henry
ni
If called for, please aay when advertised.
K. M. RAXDS, P. M.
Major Joseph Magone, a well known
veteran resident of John Day, Grant
county, started on tlie Fourth of July to
walk to Chicago. Citixeaa of John Pay
made up a purse to defray his expenses.
Thee Indians have died trout poison on
the Warm Springs reservation, and two
others are very sick from the same catwe.
The drug waa administered In alchhol,
which wa sold to the aborigines by a
half-breed.
The work of cleaning up the races in
the Punlap placer mine was completed
last week, $HS4 being the . reward
secured by the proprietors of the mine.
This Is a very fair clean-up,' says the
Umg Creek Eagle,' considering the fact
that they only had a 30-dsy run thia
season.
The Indians have been running horses
the last month near Cleveland. The
Hock creek Indians won the first long
four-mile race with the Uctatillas, but
lost everything on the four-mile race
with the Hata. All are now on the
Columbia catching and drying salmon
for winter's use.
The largest lot of compressed wool
ever exhibited on the coast waa seen at
Moody's warehouse, at The Dalles, last
Saturday. This constated of 800 bales,
averaging about 000 pounds esclu and
nmkinir alotu! of nuarlv 500.000 nounda.
Tiiis will lie shipped to Boston, and is
only a small portion of what has already
been sent from Tlie Dalles to the east
ern market.
The Dalles Timos-Mountaineer is
informed that it Is contemplated by the
union racitic to omiti a standard-gauge
road up Five-Mile canyon to the town
of Dufur. The distance will be about
twenty miles, and this will be quite a
factor of growth for that town. There
will be no heavy grading on this road,
and it could bo built at little extra ex
pense to the company and in a short
time.
Justice blanks, real estate blanks, and
all other blanks at the Entkrmisk of
fice, Portland price. - ; ,
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Clwks at Iliirmelster & Andersen's.
Everyone warranted.
Udics'and Oenla', rolx-s at Ifoltran &
Warner's t'ndorlaklng parlors, tf
Iliilman & Warner, Undertakers and
F.mhaimera, Oregon City Hank building.
No need to take those, big cathartic
pills. Dr. J. II. McUan's Little Liver
snd Kidney 1'ilieU are more agreeable
andeffuctlve.
From Mentor Park dairy you w ill get
nothing but pure, fresh milk, such as is
required lor the haby.
If VOII are drv lust (Iron in at the unit-
office snd get a good glass of 8oda
Water. Irree soda with every 25 cent
purchase.
Farmer at a distance buy your good
at ihe Park Place store whore you will
find ready sale for your produce at the
beat inaiket price.
Fjr the next few month you can get
upholstering at greatly reduo-d ratea at
lloluian A Warner' , Call and you will
learn why we an doing the work for so
little money.
For rheumatic and neuralgia rains,
inio in ir. j. n. Mckean's olcanic
Oil IJniment, yon will not suffer long,
but will be gratified with a speedy ami
eft'el-livH 1-llrA
Iungoa, chairs, etc., upholstered at
1 1 I ... . l' ' All 1.
II.JUUBII n n aruBi i aii aura guar
anteed. Ke air all your old lounges for
uura money ana inev will ie cooa as
Central addition toOiegon City in lots
and blocks to suit purchaser. Property
cheap, term easy. See L. It. Jaskiy.
with W. Carey Johnson. tf
I Mi 'I tie foolish and pay big prices for
your goods when Hamilton & Washburn
of Park Place have one of the best assort
ment of dry goods, f.mcy g Mxla and
millinery gools m ( Ui kanisa county.
Illsnk note, receipt and order books
al the F.NTKKfKisa ollice.
TULL'S HOTEL-RESTAURANT
BARLOW, OREGON.
Best Z'k Ixxtinga and Meals in the Town.
Hot Meals at All Hours.
Clti A US A SI) CON FECTIuS EHY.
DO YOU
Ask why Caufield & Hunt
ley's store is the beBt place
. for you to
BUY
Drugs or have your pre
scriptions filled?
Bcauge we always have,
and always will keep, only
PURE
And reliable chemicals,
even though they way
cost us a trifle mora.
Carrying as we do, a com
, plete line of i
DRUGS,
Toilet articles.perfumeries,
soaps, etc., you may de
pend upon obtaining just
what you want, and at
the most reasonable prices.
Caufield & Huntley,
Freiorlptloa Pkamaoliti.
SOME
WONDERFUL
VALUES
IN
BOOKS.
About July 15th we
expect a shipment of
standard, cloth
bound books direct
from the Eastern
Press. There are
about 150, titles se
lected from standard
authors. Every book
"is brand now. Make
your seleations early
for they all go in a
special sale,
AT
25 CENTS.
OREGON CITY BOOK STORE,
" . (Next door to P.O.)
W. A. HUNTLEY.
k
ARE STILL IN
TWICE
FULL MEASURE AND
tfttS. E. M. BIKMIUTEK.
BURMEISTER
Umm U Ma
mm
BlfclMfrtiitMil
mtuu IS
Witches, (Jlocg, $ilVeiWe JeWelf j.
Repairing a Specialty.
Mala tftreet, Oregoai City, Oregna.
Seventh Street
WM. R. WADE, Proprietor.
r ecu, ouic unci juivcry oiuujc.
Rigs and Baddle Horses furnished on short notice. Stock
boarded by the day or week. Pricea Reasonable.
THE
Oregon City Sash and Door Co.
Carry the Largest Stock of
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Etc.
In Oregon City.
Special sizes of Doors and Windows made to order. Turning of all kinds
Estimates for Stair Work and Store Fronts
Furnished on application. Builders, give us a call, and see if our work
is not of the best, and our prices as low as the lowest Price List sent
on application.
Factory, Cor. Main and Uth Sta.. Oregon City.
T IVZ. CROSS, TMX.stna,&Gxra
OIALia IX
Dry Goofls, Boots & Snoes, Groceries,
HARDWARE, PROVISIONS, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,
Holiday Goods and Gents Furnishing Goods.
Nqi'AHE lKAM.U Gl ARA.VrEED.
GLADSTONE " " - OIREG-OIsr.
A. 1V. SCHWAnr, "
DKALSS IM
STOVES, TIN & HOLLOW WARE.
All Kinds of Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Work
Promptly Done.
PLUMBING AND GENERAL JOBBING TO ORDER.
Shop a Seventh tit., memr ltepot,
Rupture, Asthma and Piles.
DR'SSHIMP&HOUSER,
Specialists in the treatment of all forms of Chronic, Catarrhal, NerrouB
and Female Diseases.
Twenty (20) Years' Experience in Medicine, Surgery and
Electricity. All curable cases guaranteed. Unice, zoa Commercial
Street, Salem, Oregon. .CaFCorrespoudence solicited.
POPE & CO.
Tills old and reliable firm always keep in stock a full line of
hi, Slielf al Manufactnrea
Harlware, Tto are, etc.
Plumbing, Gas Fitting & Jobbing
Attended to Promptly, Es
timates Furnished.
OREGON CITY
CITY VIEW MARKET,
Boyer & Gale, Props.,
Wholesale and Ketail Dealers in '
Fresh Beef, Mutton, Pork, Ham, Bacon and Lard.
THE BEST OF MEAT KEPT AND SATISFACTION GIVEN,
HOP ON SEVENTH STREET, AT HEAD Of STAIRS.
warn
THE FIELD.
A DAY.
PROMPT SERVICE.
WW. ANDRESES.
& ANDRESEN,
C. H L Bcraels'er,
Livery Stable,
Oreg-oa Cltj-. Draaeh at Oswege
OREGON