Oregon City Enterprise.
IutHHeii Kvery KrUloy.
MESEUVE A LAWRENCE,
FFBUSHKHS AM) rROI'RIKTOtta,
crnciiL pater or CITY and county.
Sl'HSCHII'TION HATKS.
One year. .....
ix months. .....
ti
. I on
Inns uioiilhs,
Subscription a-tyahle lr vtvaoce
Advertising raiei- given on application
Kutered at the Port Otoe In Oregon City. Or,,
as second da matter.
FKIPAY. NOVEMBER 11. l2.
The KNTKRl'Rl.K guarantees a lanrrr bona
flde clrculati.m than that of the oilier three
iiart in th county combined.
Ai.iE.NT FOR THK KNYKKPKISK.
. 0. W. Vnwr
iiev Kmht
W. S Kmixau
liary A suiter
it J. TruUincer
K 8 Hramhall
Chas Hotmau
W. Newberry
Henry Miley
Hamilton vt Vihturn
- Mr, ti. A SheMiM
Cl''ktn.
Tnion Mills. -Aim.
!Utj.low BrHvk,
Now Km.
Frk Tim.
iriow.
Mu'tiuo,
1 uuevuie
A'iMr.
(TTtlle,
Kicie Creek,
1tT1ti.iCU.
8vmd
l iirrinsviUe,
i'riorryville,
Marmot.
T. M. Crot
- J
. O. U4lV
HmM
. - 0. T
- R. M. Kt
N. M. Momiy
. M. Martmau
F titesy
L J Penlua
H. iliwni
I. ilin U..Uh
J, i'. KUivttt
b, UtKiM'h
J. Currin
Mrs. M. J. Hammer
A.iolph AsvhnH
The 1' residential KlertioB.
The rltvtion results in the cltniee of a
demorratir aiiministratioti lor (lie 1'iiiteil
StaUs. If Ihe ilemoi rats shall set both
l.ranclm of coiijsrww as well as the execu
tive it will I a fortuiiau. thine for the re-
uhlicans. Then they cannot charce re
Viibltcan 0itioii as the cause of their
I .ilitrtt t,. fMrrr ,tit their d,tatrii:e.
As a ni UteV of fad. howe.er. ,h, ... i
jnon 9ut'v'jj hira moment that the ileai- j
ocrats will ever ttttempt to put in operation
what their national platform advocates. I
They dare not supplant protection by free
trade or tariff for revenue. They dare not I
remove the ten per cent, (ax on state bank
iisues unless they provide some other
means equally efficacious for keeping them
out of circulation. They dare not inanen
rate a " free ailver" era: indeed their candi
date was ooiifesoeiilv opa.sed to their plut
form on tliif question.
The democrats had the advantttje in this
rswct. The republican platform was un
derstood lo mean what it aid : the deino
cralic platform waa understood to mean
anything else than what it said. The records
of the two parties justified this understand
ing of the matter. Of courso it is easier to
take the negative or non-committal side and
all opposition to the plain and distinct ut
terances of the republicans iu their platform
and in the letters of their candidates Hocked
to the democratic omnium gatherum tie
cause it was such a graceful sprawl and
didn't mean anything anyway.
The republicans also suffered from the dis
affection of disapiajinted office seekers and
machine men. The refu- of President
Harrison to surrender an, art of his ad
ministration to political buzzards had its
effect in alienating certain factors having
an important bearing on a close election.
But his sturdy, re3tctfiil, vigorous, Ameri
can administrtion will pass into history as
one ol the strongest and best the great
American republic has ever enjoyed.
Our Glorious Climate.
Now that the political campaign is over
we crave the privilege of calling attention to
tbe glorious climate of Oregon.
Nature has been behaving herself beauti
fully of late. The summer drouth was wet
down early and at judicious intervals since
there has been sufficient moisture to pro
mote farming 0ierations and not enough
to impede them. The soil is in admirable
working condition. A large acreage is be
ing sow ti in fall grain. The potato harvest
is under the most auspicious circumstances.
The roads are still good and everything in
vites the farmer to make things snug and
cosy forthe humid season.
There is poetry in all out of doors. The
breezes sing a symphony, riie leaves cariiet
the lawns and w alks and such deciduous
trees as still cling to their foliage are vieing
with each. other in blushing and whispering
those wonderoiis tales that only fairies
understand. These sunny days and moony
nights would "drive the poeteicsoul delirious.
Truly there's no place like Oregon for
climate, politics or religion.
Op.f.';on republicans did their duty man
fully and they have reason to be proud of
their triumphant victory over trickery and
fusion.
Salmon Notes.
Salmon, Nov. 4. Messrs. F. Allen,
John Wilson and Joseph Hchlee are out
from Portland on a fishing and bunting
trip. They are stopping at J. Mcltt
tyre s.
Messrs. J. Kitier and R. Koseman have
just returned to Portland after a few days
vist to Mr. W, Rosalky of this place.
Several wagoti loads of machinery for
irrigating ditch at Clear .lake passed here
Wednesday the 2nd.
Master Wm. Stone has returned borne.
He has been working for J. C. Hackett close
to the Clackamas hatchery. Puoobkss.
Roll of Honor for District No. 25.
Molalla, Nov. 7. Those whs were nei
ther absent nor tardy during tbe month of
October are: Aurora Dickey, Maud Rastall,
Victor Dickey, Carrie Baty, Lizzie Feyrer,
Annie Feyrer, Fritz Feyrer, Sam Rastall.
Ewika MtfLLAa", Teacher. ,
KMIIY.
For th Kmerprt.)
My honsa) is left imlo me deaolale;
! Out whom 1 loved hath sought the unknown
short:
Sh heard th summon and she could not wall,
Hill left n.y h Ntrl no nor.
Oh Christ, In thin own (rami Infinite mercy,
To w hom sinner never cried in vain
I Thou -aho d.vst lu all thing! Ihe hest end wortl
I ,.
j Help me Linear my pain.
I know that kindred hearts ma (row Hill
kinder,
And tender smtlea Illume the pathway drear:
Hut every hour will tiring a sad reminder
Of one w ho la iM here.
i The inn ati'd .hlnea hrlghlly aa of yore,
f And in the sunlight .llil iter rimes t.lootn;
Yet .he who .miles upon the earth uo more,
I. lying In the tomh.
! When inthe springtime all the Wrt were sing
I Int.
i The pale, aweel lulierose, he love.1 m.t and
! best.
, Came forth and hU.as.uiie.1, each white hetl
j aeemeil ringing
1 A dirge for one at rest.
Fir lhvt who iht'r nuy t n rvrnlinr
IVrvhunoe no knowlU f a il(ron?'pAli.;
Hul all my heart litl WHlIt iu voUlt yenrulim
To f her Uce f;4Ui.
My house I left unto me tleolate"
Our Fjlher help me a Ihe year roll on.
ThvuiEh hHko( hv-svvii with her. lo work atul
wait
" Thy w ill, uot mine, b done" j
lURTHl MAHTVN itHMN.
Urvftoo City. Oretf.m j
Ontrwt (Vim it litipro.lnc
Ckntrvl Point, Nov. ".Mrs. PayM IVh- ;
loan, ar., is on the u k ttii wet'k. They
have Mnt for Martha Hiutoti of Kat Tort
land to attend. !
lieo. Hlanchant hit Nuchl 2!- arresofj
f W"
t.iit.ri-rUt fur 11 iwr ,-r-
titnerHriel fur jti ier i r
; .a.(Uiwn. mul halnmv on lime.
,y.o. usN.Mii .a i Km mi, mucrpivumi
farming.
It ! Kaliiiaii' NiiiiltAiiM i iih.Wtft.inir
It. t. ta-tmnsre!meiH"e is umlerjroing
a change, two spacious porvhea are U ins'
atttrhtnl
The Central Point, I, O, li. T. meet eerv
Weilnestiay exenintf at the M, K. I'liurvh.
The Itowen fantilv fntm tinhhle a i.rni-
rie are sin.iiii (he winter on Frank
Poii'htv's farm in this neighborhood,
K. N. Foster has Iradeil cord woml toj.
M. Kindiey for two head of cattle. I so.
Utter List,
, IX 0
November 10, WC:
IViiimm. John KeynahU. Thoiniw
I'uil. A h Kiley, Mim r.tnma
Heii.ierx.n. W A !inimons, Z
Harms. VV A ividth, loin
lolinsoii, the Butcher Smith. T J
Johns.ni, K 0 Vanderbilt, Mr
l.awerv, James V.kI, Mrs Z t'
Morland, Julius Woods, Mrs busan
i'ottstain, Mrs Sadie nah K
If calle.1 for, please say when advertised.
E.' M. Kim, p. M.
I'liurri: Fain.
. , ,. ,..... , , : will pn.mp.ly at Ihe prowr time r..placeand re
llte Ittdtea of the i resbytsnan church . More the street and pavement over auch wu.
ira nninrin tn oieo two f.ira f,,r ., ! ''i to aa gixal atate aud w.lldltli.n a he found
are preparing lo give two lairs lor the . u PVU. lo ..penlna the ..me. and that he
benefit of their chnrch. Tite firnt a cake
fair will be given in Sltively'a hall on
Wednesday evening Novetniier 23, the
evening before Thanksgiving at which
i.akes of all kinds will be sold lor
Thanksgiving dinners. A number of
Older for various kinds of cake have
already been received and any (.ereon
desirous of ordering any kind of cake
lor their Thanksgiving dinner can have '
it made ready for them at this fuir
sending their orders to either Mrs.
Wm. Giboney, Mrs..!. V. Mackay
by
or
Mrs. H. 8. Straniie.
The second fair will be held near the
middle of December at which all kinds
of neat fancy Work suitable for Cliriat-1
ma presents will be on
exhibition for
sale.
."School .Notes.
With Prnf Prinirle nreaent the liter- !
nun I rot. rringie present lite liter
ary society held its find regular meetinir '
, . . j
iait rrtuay iiignt. itie program coir
sisted of recitations and a debate. !
There were three debators on each side
and the subject for debate was the old
one: "Resolved that war is an evil and
should be done away with." It was de
cided in favor of the negative.
The pupils were highly elated over
having a holiday on election day and
are sorry it only conies once in four years.
Politics abound in school and one can
learn the politics of half the ;eople in
town through the children. I't pti..
Extensive Ir!n Purchase.
Sa.v Antonio, Tex., Xov. 6. It is re
ported here that C. P. Huntington,
president of the .Southern Pacific, has
just completed the purchase of an iron
mine and extensive steel works at
Durango, Mexico. The price is not
known, hut It IS believed it will run into '
., , . .,, , ,, , i
tbe millions. Ibis will be the largest
iron works on tbp American continent
iron wonts on liie American continent, j
contro 1 nir not on v tbeoutnut of Mex rn :
but the entire South.
The Premier Binki Again.
Tacoma, Wash., Xov. 8. The sunken
steamer Premeir. whbh collided with
the Willamette off Whidhy island, was
raised yesterday and sunk again today.
A small steamer, which was taking wood,
struck the Premier's cable, causing her to
turn oyer
In sinking the carried the
ii . j i .... i...
small meaiiier uown, auu me miter
crew had a nairow escape from drown
ing. Business is booming at the court houfe
this week. Ciicuit court is in session,
the commissioners are holding their
November term and there is a county
teachers' examination in progress.
This conjunction of events does not often
occur,
We got Clackamas county . There is
no use disguising the fact that Gee. C.
Brownell is one of the best political
organizers of his age in the country.
OKMNANCK NO,
An oritii.Ait.iM .iioi.i,u.ri u.... ii w
in ahafl make connection Will, ti e ,
diuanc No. Is", and pre.orll.111 the manner
..I making such cnnneciiou with all p.it.li,.
.ewe... and certain pciiallica lor nun coiiudl-
wuhIiiihi lor tum-e.mti.li.
Sii.ri.kw I ti,'.i , n., .....uh lf ,, .
t-i?; MhH.e-1 iif:!a;hVi.w' hii ra
line ol i.U ka and JI and iiioh.,ti.i u til,
; N.i n. a ui hlVk i 1. i' It It "the.
Si- a That all nro.iilv owner, wlil.ii...
Uewerdi.trlVi an. h M.T n.., r,Tio . i,,
I u rZ! X lrjjlI,l?l . .. J
(lint Htt t orrti rumlrtet, mm n(Shi-
; iy i ill on y , m it i (I mt iu m ttuvtitig or rhi
j Ui(t lo nuke mit'h M'WfrxKi roiincnioii witlini
tu Www- iiNintM, .lmlt, itoii eoiiv umUmi (hens. I
; lfort ihoi tly nn'onU'r. rttni In m.v mmii
, IrxN th ill) ton tlolU.i nor t soiHHf iMK otte hittittrvit
i lUnr ui f ttimorvltoti ot tK ooon ; ami toh
tUy uoh nt'imt aiitt n.-hi-i hwtl iintlnuv
Atur utiit w iHt hl tm itvoiiusl a vii
1 tiin-l nul rirate orti-tite
HiK.' .1 U lll.ttl K.O.r.l.lllt.. Iii tar I .a.k.l
I iff lhttsiiitilwt.m itf iltM ki.t Htnii.
; all wvmmv owiu'tn witliui naul ni'Mttr htrti(
ar MS) n Ins 1 to i'loi nthl itroirU (111 wlilt s
alt rtvv vatiltit ami ouftM,ii wttlitii Ittv -m..
j ami hervaltor it shall (hi miUw hil for any irot
fri) ow ir to llt r make iii of any titHkol
or privy vault. ainl nit trona vtolattiiK the
' ro ltoii ol this Mviion nhall. tiou cmv 10
j llrttoii tltenf, lt tints) tn any inti not W
; than iru t.r morv ihau otie huiulr-! tlollark at
j the ttiftcreitoti t the ttmri, aiil aoh Uv
j linnaiM'e of siH'h violation after aueh eoltvte
' li h.ll 1. .! - t. .Il.n ..
j vU
jko. 4 No ivutuertlon nhall N male with
an ptihlle eer or ,)ram within the titv of or
oin'H without lh iiritten mrmiio of the
euy -luuuH'r. ami ewry emiiieeit.m or oeiunv
m-.!etnto auv p.ihhr ivwrror .Iralii without
fr,milUm,Mehei-etut.re(.-'rltl lor toeti .....
lii or eoitne'tMui, iiilijivi th mtoii or
teraon tmkiti( the Mine, ami the owner or
o a iter of the irvmlie tireotitit IU to a ati
ally hereinafter remlwM . ami eat-h tlay tti4t
ait) prraoa hall, Mtlhont neh permission, eon
tliiue to luethe o"raui into Mid nrweni shall he
con interest a Hprate oiltMte.
hut' i. Thl l-ll Mtltfltioaap Is hrnri ai.l)..t.
IU rHIU mn I1'"-" " nT eeni
HftV r ,)r .llilK , h . ,
ewerff or dratna, ami lo nmk iMnt.eotioiit
hall le urantr! m the etpreaa ltdUtou that
the ow tier or tenant for w in e lienerli mteh eon
i nM'"n h e'h UOHSlllnt
- WhUi Phall tn eou.hier.iioti of the privilege
thereby (rained. hoUt the eitv nl Orvon i ny
harmlena lor any Iom or damane thai tnav lu
I any way reanlt Irom or te oet-aaioned by any
eh irauur ronneiunm
Mil . tt. 1 he tvuneetiott with ami opening tn
many ewer or dram rmiM t male ny a per
I .on authoriitst am! aimroved ami ikrum. h
the ell v council and Done olherm
- Sk . , No person shall he anthorued or U
i cuel hy the city council p, ,io the work of
; tntklitK tsmncctUktis with any of the pnhllc
aewem or drauit, or their lateral connections,
j until he ha I urnlhel said council w uh a satis
Mctor) cerunrate. ain'iietl iy t ieai two rvpnta
t.le 111..011. it he be a mawn or .ewer builder.
..riworep.iiaoiepoimiM.ra, n ne te a MtltntM'r.
j to the ettect that the appltrnit la known l.v
j tlieiu tn l a person reiiurly educated to the
I tmioiie. and ,tialtrtd lo perform the dune
! which he undertake.: and prevloua to helm
I aulhoriied or tren.vd r.y .aid eliy roiiucll the
t party applying- .hall (lie a l.uid Iu the oltire ul
i the elly recorder lu audi sum aa may te de.lK
; lialed hy the .aid city eoiinrll. not I..., how
ever, than ri.e hundred dolt.ra, with two or
I more auretie. tn be approved by a. Id city cum
icil: e.mdliloiie.1 thai lie will Indemnify and
I save harmleaa the city l Oregon t'lty from ali
i !" or datuaire that may Ik. occa.loued In any
wise by aeculeut r the want of earw or .kill u
j hi. part in the pr.e.,iillon ot .urh work orlrtat
, may t tvcaaioned by reaaon of auy otH-ulitg by
i him made or ca.i.e.1 to lie made In a atreet, lane,
j alley or aveuue market place. ..r put. lie vrouud
; in themakiua of any public or private aewer or
; drain a. afore.ald : and colidtlloued a'.ao that he
will colli.. rill In ail repei'(a Inthe rulea and
lllationi whl. h may from time to lime be e.tab
li.lted by .aid city council in reiallou to putting
In junctloua and lapping of the .ewer, and
drains.
8k h. It .hall he unlawful for any person,
so authortied by the eitv council to make con.
nectiona wilh aewera and rtralna. to allow hi.
name to be u.ed for the purpoae of obtaining
.aid permlla. .r ot doing any work under hi.
authoiity. under the penalty hereinafter pre
acr!ted. It .hall la the duty of earn and every
person so authorized or llcen.e.1 by attd city
council, to record hi. name and that of the
Arm, lu c.e of partnehlp tog.-tlier with Hie
I''1"'' "' huiiiea
In a ImniR or r
.r.l ,.. ... I II'
kept by the city engineer, and alw. to Immedl
ately notify the engineer of any change of
I either thereafter by recording liie name, firm,
! and place of huiiuaaa aa theretofore lu aald
1 record.
I Skc. a. Karh perum an llcen.e.1 who .hall
lmakacoutl. - etii.ua with the .ewera or dratlia.
hall keep In repair aud giaal unlet the whole
of thn work executed hy him until the aaine la '
accepted by tbe city engineer, or auch other
perwui aa may lw Ue.lgualcd for that oirpo.e.
which aciep.auce ahall lie given in wrillii! '
and ahall not be given until the eiplrailon of
oue year afterthe completion of the work.
3r.e. 10. All application! lor permits mint be
made. In writing by the party employed to du
the work, aud must be accompanied by the sig
natures ot me owners ana leuanu tor whitae
benefit the application Is made, or by his or
,i,eir authorized agents or atiomeya. and must
sl"le lo..-atlou and number of tot, numiieroi
feet front, name of district, rianie of owner, the
niuntierot bulliliuga to he cotinectel anil how
"'.'.'"'iJ '"""fJ'l.T
and the water eionets, sink., ami other fixtures
to tie connected with the same, ami .uch appli
cation shall be filed in the om.-e of the city en
gineer. Sac. II. At least twenty four houra notlre
miml he given at the city engineer's orhce tiefure
any street or public way can be opened lor
the purpoae of laying a prlvale aewer or dralu;
no work t.f laying sewers or draina can be
commenced or continued without the jH-rinlf is
on tin-(round In thehaudsof the drain layer
or of one employed by him.
Hue. 12 After the permit haa been i d
notice in wrllitigmui.tliiallca.es be left In the
orlice ol the city engineer by the person who is
about to make the connection with any aewer or
drain, stating the time when such wwrk will be
reaily for inspection previous to making siu-h
connection.
Hue. in No drain pipe can be extended 'rom
work previously done and aci-epted, or new
connections at any time lie made with such
work unless previous notice o' at len.t twenty
four hours is given tothe ciiy engineer.
Hkc. 14. Ill casj it shall !,e ui-ressnry lo eon
necta drain or sewer pipe with a pul.lie sewrr
when no iutictlon Is lelt In the same, the new
connection with thn public sewer can nnlv he
made when tin oincer ot me oily
Is present to
see the whole ol the work ilotie
Hkc.
In case a waler or gns r.lpe should
c",ne ""' ""' "' 11 "ew,T "r drain, the .pirs ,
Hon of passing over or under the aaine miisi . Im
determined bv o'-.e of the ollicers authorized v 1
""'',''' Jn no case c.in the pip., layer be al
iwe(1 1 deriile the nunstlon himself.
BK,:- '" whenever it is necessary lo iiisturb a
wihkIcu dra1!! iu i dual use. It tnusl In uo case
Irt! obstructeil without the speirial direi!tioti of I
.He uiiy eiig i iierr. no nyv oiaiii carl III: 1H1U '
above the bottom ofa wooden drain whether iu I
actual use or not unless the pipe la made to i
rest either on puddled eirlh, brir-k or stone. ' .
and In no case will it be allowed to l.-t drain ,
pipes rest on W'ood or other perishable materials.
Hue, 17. All conii.'Cilons miulo with nubile i
sowers shall be under the supei llucndeliCe anl I
'1irr."",., '""'""""I !
so eh serv omi a. .me I, boot - t .ha i K ,
by the applicant.
ilvi' 1. ! ,.r.ur,lti n.iv ulrmtl nr r.ol.lt, u.,
all materials lor pat lug and ballasting must be
remov
removed wnn the least possible injury or loss
0, the Hme , ,, tK1,t,er ,ith the xeavaluil
materials Irom the trenches must he placed
j where they will cause the least iiriicilCHhlr In
! convenience to the public. As liitle aa possible
of the trench must, be dug till the liinclioii
I piece Into the sewer is found, ihiIcsm it Is first
determlne.i to make a new opening Into the
gewer. Whenever the shies of the trenches
will not stand perpendicular khcetihg and
braces must be used to prevent any unneces
sary caving, am! In no case shall the, work be
done by tunnelling but shall be excavated lu
open tre itches
Hue. 1. All openings and obstructions In
any street, lane or slley, must las carefully
guarded at all times with siilllcleut barriers,
and during the night time shall be Indicated
hy colored lights, aud such other precautions
shall betaken as shall he necessary toguard
the public against accidents; and at all t'mi-s
the work shall he so done as to cause the least
Inconvenience to property owners and the gen
eral public.
Use. 21). No drain from any bouae, afore or
tenement whatever ahati lHeiint..led with any
piinne sewer in im. eiiv ninerwiM. tnau t.v
11 'Vr"V:,rr'V:,'.',1.".. ,.Vm,..,".":r"J ,',,"
! , ,,, , ',,
, " " 'V"
i 1 .. L i.. '
All Utl ItlUM 1H itH It)
i V" "V VI?'"
. wMi'U HI MM l At UV1M IhU'P Mitt) tlftll fvt
"-'i. . i v, h . ,
,, I tr a.ttanl ; and lite owner, ot the ..roperi y
M'",a , v" ,""V;h ''""" V ""T '"T
I.r ll.e end. of all . I lo he lin-
i medlaiely ...mnivted nllh water el.et.. .ink..
' " 'al.'h Iw.ln., .re n. he .reurelv
IMII I1IH 'V l'-l IIIBKIV' H lllir I'"'
lo I itr4iiu.. w Ui'M lh IttrwuU rM
! Pl'H HUst (tlltt Mrt Vrt'llt" Ni' H I V Ul(
; run U outitsMtHl w li tt Iht uttUt- M'wcm itn1ra
! iiiitwu'iil tnily it Udtrr In linr lm' l ht
; t.imtccf urn tlviivvlth lt 'rry rt irviu
trtinloo M all nnvle itintit or ewer Unit ;
, be haul burned Vrtek, nil tilaed r eeitteut i
; pipe, or oal iron mul the eitv einttueer hll '
iiivnle III all eaea htrh ol1 Bthl maierii
ltH
ainl i.o mnierlrtl nhill le u-el tn -
; l,r,v,f
ilratn or newer mile previously an f
triu'kt by the etiv engineer or hi altwtil t
i hKi- ; The luhte of rery drain, alter tt I
UhliititHl he left motih Mini pel leiily rlean
j throiiiihtvtit itx entire length
I ! - Th hrk rllllit over drain- or ew
i er. alter they are lui. nt't-l I pitiblled. ami, I
loneiher w Hh ihe repUrtu of b-ttut ami pv
Inc. miil In done wlihiii 4 hour atter the;
; completion of that part of Ihe drtnor teaer i
;lnm ulthtnthe pnhiu hihay, anl done o '
1 to ittMke them at lent n hI they w err te
fon thev wwre tluturll, nt to ihe natiliietlon j
, ; ' '
w,li, !w ,u,ul iSMn.ii.lr lor any mW-
Tm"" PUl,m,,nl of r,.U"tl ?' I,v,m,,
A" V'T ' .m"l"1 l .fr;" ;,i,t,
m,,u '"'' ! he a-ttitaei i.-ii ot il.e rlty e..
I 11 taV.i. rluil I nroireiwl Irot i t
liinv and lujury to the allUt tlon of (hp n ,
j eoitipatiy.
jKt J7 Nn phiiw from ateam eiitflite eau i
; he rttiitttvtetl wkttt any prt ate ilraln or wumi i
tlmt lstmiuHiet wlih any puhiietiratn or aewer,
atitl no Mow ort from tean( ran Im so ikmi- j
iteetet without special aertiiUsloit front Iheeliy !
eiiitiiieer.
liratu or tewera laid wlihln lha elly ;
Haul In and In mi hotie ir atrteia where
no iitthlir aewera are yet lanl, ntut t loneae i
enntniitto ttte ath've legulaUi'ii in tnerv par 1
tlrnUr. ami ihe owner or agent o the proiwrty ;
! miiol prtnH a permit from Ihe elly engineer ;
1 1) connect the tmewith the luttiiir sewer or
i atu to aooti a the n.e -hall W lottit past the
rH-rty (nun whleh salt) ilraln la laid, aueh '
, information ihaelly h- wtih re4r0 to the
f xiitioii ol putottons will be lurnl)iel lit the 1
I ilrctn Uyera. hot at the risk ol the tlrain lavera '
I a lo ihe atvntaer ol the same w hen u rhance
j h( threetlott t nta.Je In the pipe, either Hi a hor
filial or vertical .iireetmn l nrvea tiittai he
SI.', -jn
anv .ewer
lull I made etrep'ln a. herein prnvld.! I.r.
and any ieru,ti who .li.ll make ur eriiiil ..r
.'.it... t.. made a connection w uh .neh .p. er
In a mai.ner c. 'litrarv to Hie provl.lon. ..( itu
1 "ii.tni'iou .t.all t nne,i in any annum tr.a
til. ti ten dollar, nor more lli-u one hundred
d.iUar In the dt rollou ol liie court, and l.ati
liu'iir a Itirltier penally of ri.e dollar, lot each
d.) (hat ..it'll lorblddeii isuineellou .tiall eon
tit.iit. after notli. Iiom the elly engltirrr to
remo.etlie .sine, ali.l any per.oii abo.ti.ll
tall lo remove any prUate drain coiiurellog
with auy public .eaer In the elty ol tireg-ui
i lly. wliii'h I. cu.lru.'ted contrary lo Itie pr.v
vt.iou. ot thi rtiatrr. w itlou ten da after Ih
lug li .lined by Hie elly engineer thai itie ..me
1. unlaw fully made, .hall Incur a penally ol rive
dollar, for each day thereafter that .iicti forbid
den connection .hall continue.
sgc jy. tt .ball Im. unlaw fill tor any p.-raon
In po.M-.4b.ri of pratiil.e. Int.. which a plu or
oilier .luiliectlon with the piiblle .ewer, or
dr. In. haa boen laid lor Ihe pnrpoae ot carrying
olt animal refu.e Iroui prlvl.-a. or water e.wl.,
slop, from kttrben.. or for other purple. , lo
allow the Mime to remain without good and N.r.
fv.-t flMurea ao allaclieil a. to allow a .illllrl.'U
( wafer to be ,. applied aa to proarly carry
.uch uiattcra ami to k.-ep lh aauie uu..l-
tnteted.
Kaeh day the same arw Mrmllted to re
mam without flxiurca ft,r .upplvlng aald
water shall ue dininied a dl.tluci aud M.arate
.itfen.e.
sgc. IM No butcher's orT.I or garlMge. dead
antiiiala, win. I. aloiie. .(raw. or other artlrlc, or
oL.trtictlolia ol any kind whatever, .tiall l
placed. Ihrow n. or ilepmlled In atiyralchha-
,, u.wup ,l,.t.h ilrulu It. ll,M ..,v Btiil ....
........... ..'...r..,,,tli ,...i., .o,., l,.iro
lion, or aiibataiice. to Ik. blace.1 ... a. lo Ik- ear-
ried In'n auch .ewer or ba.ln. .hall l- .ublect
to the penally herelllatler preaerllanl for an. h
olTene; and any per.oli breaking. Injuring or
removing any portion ol any catch ba.ln. man
le cover, or any portion of auy .ewer, or ap-
rpurienaii. v. iinii.iiuiiiiiK iq a... i.i.ooer ...
lllet or outlet of auy .ewer or ilraiu, .hall tw
ublect to the penally hereinafter pr. wrllel.
Hk.'. 31. Any .er.on authorised orbc'eiiaed lo
make c inne.l,;?n. with aewer. or drain, who
hall tie guilty ot auy violation! of the provis
ion, of this chapter, .hall tw Immediate
ly deprl.ed of hi. Iti-enae. and any peraou
gitlliv of a v'o-latlon of any of the provla-
loll, ol thta chanter, .hall. up..n eotlvlrtlou
Ilnreol In thn polli eeoiirt ol the city of Oregon
1 "' where a fine ha. not Iweii uherwle .. pa
rately provided herein, I nucd In any ama of
hot fe.ft than tell dollars nor exceeding one
hundred dollars, at the dlmretlon of the court.
age. ifi. .Ml moneys collected under ami by
virtue of this ihaptf r shall be paid over to Ihe
eitv treasurer, lo Imi applied towards the pay
ment ol an Insla'Ctor alol such other expenses
as may be Incurred hy the provisions of Ihia
chapter.
This ordinance Is published hy order ot Ihe
city council at a meeting held Novemlier i, Mi.
U 1,. i'oaTga. Heco-.ler
OKHINANCK NK. -.
Oregon t'ity does ordain as follows:
That If any person shall keep or stt up a
house of 111 fame, brothel or bawdy house, or
le. an Inmate of any such house of ill fame,
ttrothel or bawdy hon.e, for the purpose of
prostitution, fornii-atlou or lewdness, within
ttierorporal limits of Oregon ( lly, such ht
siiu, upon cotivl.-tion thereof, shall be pun
ished by Imprisonment In the city Jail for the
term of thirty day., or pay a flueo! not less
than fifty nor more than one hundred dollara,
or ttolh fine and Imprisonment.
All ordinances lu coiillti t herewith are hereby
repeal r
Thlso dllistU'o Is published hy order nf Ihe
city council at a meeting held November 4. la'.rx
L. I.. I'otiTrH, Kw-order.
NOTICE full ITHI.ICATION.
J.ANt) orrn a at Oiihuon ditv, ongooN.i
OCt. .V I KM.'. (
Notice is hereby given that thn following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention
to mako hunt t.n of in siipnort ol his claim, and
that Shin prool will be maor riciorethtt tteglster
ami It. -reiver of the I! H. land oftl'-e at Oregon
t:ity. or , on V... an, !', via: Henry I Is,
homesteitd entry, No. for tho nw'i of nw'4
olsoc !W t lis. r 4 e.
He names thn following witnesses lo prove
his continuous residence upon ami cultivation
o mid land, under sec ami, it. : i;hh Howe
A. H. f.'raux. Hiimurl i
H alley mid I). J. Ilowvll,
all ol Hprlnic rfaler, I.
o., Oregon.
J. T. AcrKitsoN,
Itegisier
I0:'21-ll :!
KOTU K KOK I'I'lll.lt ATloN.
Land Olllce at Oregon liity. Oregon, (
,,,, i hiirebv irlven that tlii. followlnif
nsmed Settler ha. nll SJlti!!! h!.ln!nnl! 5
'" "'i1 '.".'"I'l-nrt of Ills claim, and
j that said proof will be made before the Register
mid Receiver of the I1. H land oltire at Oregou
i City, Oregon, on liecemher a, lsif'2, viz;
I William .1. Kvans,
Homestead en'ry No. Wi, forthe K. tfnf f4. K. i
s w
. K.
, H. K. of rl W. fcoiMW.. T. 4 H
It. 'I K. He names the following witnesses to
prove tils continuous resilience iit.on ami cultl- i
f 1..., ..la- llu u ll..,.l,..A- Ti........ 1
Flynn, John T. r.viins, .lotiu v., May, all ol
Mink post oftlccClHckamasrouiity, Oregon.
I":21-ll:'.rt J, T. Ai'i'gKsoN, lleglster.
NOTICE OF FINAL HETTI.KVKNT.
In the matter of the estatu of Wm. f load, den'd.
Notice lahnreby given tn all parties Interested
In said estate that I have filed my final account
in thesiild estate with the county court of Clack
amas county, Oregon, and that the Juilgo of said
court has act Tuesday, the nth day of lieceuilMir,
Isitt, at the hour of If) o'clock a.m. of aald day,
as the time for hearing objection! to said ac
count If any there be.
Dated at Oregon City, Oregon, Nov. 2, Wn.
C. A. HoI.MTKoM, Administrator
11:4-12:2 of tbe estate of Win. Coad, dee d.
V
WHY .NJ
DO
) TUU MlyllMIlT -V
DEflTn ?
r?
NO
RtMCDV ON l HTM CAN
CURE YOU
UNLESS YOU U9C IT I
it or voo D r A n
flO GOOD TO rtLHL' AiOUT
OREGON KIDNEY TEA
UNLESS YOU TaltC IT.
;it i.JIchi. Ditairia. iNrkaMuavioN or
,ua .! a. Vl now wot., ana Bmtmt a
'0 ait, Vi. 10 Ouicat to .'a Cowia.
TI"V IT.
THE
Springfield Republican,
AS IMm:XIRT. HIMI'I KTK ASH
Tli KriiroafHtHilyi. juuriuil of Sf
llniilitiitl.
Kittuhllslit'd in s; 4 hy Samuel Itowlea.
Inhahed l'Ali.YIMV tiP WHtfkl.y
The hprlnitrlet l Itepuhtlean laettithath'allv a
NK laMr lor the peoie II puhllshes at) Ihe
ttewatliat Is new In Ihe hroadest a ltd hl(het
eiise, (ittafTveteil lv aitlau ir perottal prejit
iltee. It Is enterprising alert ami hitelllen in
the nerformanee of lia.tullei to Ihe pnhiie It
has Iti own ileehled opinion oil ptihjte ijnea
lloita. ainl these oinlona are eirfsae with
vi r ami ahiltiy. Imii thry ar not atlowetl to
color Its hea columns.
THK lA 1 1 V HKI'I'M UWH
w starir.i iti iii ami la the oMtlal!y paper
-.1 u 1M1
In Ihe state ulilshle of tMti
mIou it has alw
slou It has alwai
kepi ahifast ol the times, and has hwrii otiirk
all itseltolthe lrst motirn annhaiit e lor
the enlafetnfiit and linprmciwnl of lis news
iwrv ire It ( no rrtfniarl) an el(hl pane sheet
with aeven wide eohiuins lo the pane, ami stift
plemetiial paces are lreiiently ad-lid asthe do-
liHti'Ui'l liens or abeftlstnit re-tnlre It cov
en(liafs and Interests receive sitei-lat attenth.li
and llheral spri and t large fori' of aHlat
rcorters and -orrrtMideiii are eon(antt)f
einplordtn fatliennc the Im'al newt tf Hot
ern Ma hutias and i fie nrft;htHtitf eun
Ilea t.f CniteMlriit, Vermont and N-w lUin)
nit I re for It rralrr etlortal pe Is lnad
iu raiiatek liicteitdetii, rr atUi and lnlerettn
lit noallly It llter-iiy di'partituMit Is of a re
martIy hl.li t-r.lrr lis uEltiral tsrrepott
dehre Is In riu sited hv iix Impendent . Hell
lltforintsl and raah!e writer It ptttlshe.
mteoer. a r't arieiv of liitrrestiiitt and
taliiahle gnefrtl corrstondetir and selec
tion THK ttCMUY HK't ltJl'AX
Was first pnhtUhcd In response lo a real
p'lt.lic deinaii'l in vrteru Massachusetta lor a
first rlasa hlifh tonel Hniolav newspatfr Htnce
that time I' haa laeti ronatantly lmtfove ami il
haa heeii twice rti'ar.,-1 f'tliy lour tlflh of Its
titty all col n in in of spare la devoted to readtltif
matter ol a hih order, rmlrciii nt-wa. s ( la I
tMirrespomVitce a full pae of tdllorUt inattnr
a ilfpartmeiit ol ItHHika, authors aitl art, a II rat
rate werkltr story and a wekl sermon Mirtln
and theitrleal new ait I note, speeial artlelea,
ortalnal and aelecte.1 wiry. iu The Ml moat
Hart nin 4N Is a Ihoronghlv w hoteatitne, atrel
tent and liiiervlii. Journal, well adapted to the
tastes atd wauia of the lntlllrtii .Sew r rmtaitd
puhllo.
THK WKKKI.V KKrThl.n AS
N now more than m )tara id hm atfe only Im
Krovea Its .piality It rotitlnnea to t what II
as hum len. a remarkably Uifhhtl and nun
prehenslve rieord tn Amerlran life Its weeily
review of the newt Is v) carrfnltv PitmnllM,
and l( twelve hroad paves c.-iualu In .(ithm
Mo ttie tlewa.
wondtrfnll rlrh Collection of
I valuable atul
tlterfalnlng readliia tnalter. All
-the t"-l leatnre. ol Ihe I'ally and Sunday Ha
publican are repro.ln.-ed lu Ihe Weekly In
! '"II or but .lightly abridged, and arranged with
I admirable .kill and intelligence for ihe cu
t enienie an.i pi.a.ure of lh reader Ihe r
i...rp.iinw. auo laiuny louruai witii-n
tar ei'eil. in llilere.t an. I worlli any allnilar
piiniicatlou in the rime. I Htal.-s. II is a t,aM.r
thai New Kuglauder. at home and atrnd will
find ..I special value, and which Americans
everywhere ran appreciate ami enjoy.
NTH IlllTHlN KATKM.
Datl.r: "0 cent! a mouth. i a rjuarter, a a
year
ht ftv; '41 rents a iiarter. ti a year
Witggi.r .'at cents for .u months. II a year.
All siib.crliitlons are payable strictly In ad
vsiire. Mpeclmrneoples Irew
KltK.K Km ONK MONTH.
The Weekly Itepubllcan, a li page paper, will
he sent free lor one moiiUi to any one who
wishes lo try it.
Address THK Itrl'l lll ICAN,
Hprlugfleld, alas.
EAST AND SOUTH
Southern Pacific Koute
SHASTA LINE.
Kxiircss Trains leave Portland Onlly.
rloll.h I
7 mi r.". j
7:1ft r. M.
S.I.'.A.M .
1 North.
"j Xl A . sT
f:i a . M
I :IJ r. M
l.V
bv
Ar
I'ortlaml Ar
OrugotitTly l.v
H Francisco l.v
Above trains slop only at the following sta
liotia tiorlii of Itoseliurg' Kast I'ortlauil. Ore
gon rlty, WoiHlhurn, Halem, Allui.y, Tangent
Hhedds. Ilalsey, Harrlshurg. Jlllictlotl t'ity, Ir
vlng and Kiigeno
Pullman Buffet Sleepers.
TOURISTSLEEPING CARS.
Foraccommnilalloti of Hecr.nd fllass Passengers
altacheil to Kxpress Trains.
HOHKIII'lttl MAIL (liallyi.
a n a. r.
9 li A, M.
40 f. M .
I.V
l.V
Ar
I'ortlauil Ar
l)regout:ly ,
Itoseblirg l.V
I 4:IHI P.M
I T''tr.u
a. n
.M.IIANV I.OCAI. (Ilally, except Hiiudny.)
h M e. m
6 ilii e. M.
U:ISI e. M.
l.v
l.v
Ar
I'ortlaml
Oregon city
Albany
Ar
l.v
l.v
H-nft A.
7:M A.
filSia.
West Hide Ihvisloii.
HKTWKKN I'OKTLANII ANII (,'OKVAI.I.IH.
Mall Traill, bully (Kicept Huiidav.1
7 nil a. M. l.v I'ortland Ar MtifWr'ti
I ; - in h. M . I Ar Corvallls l.v I p m
At Albany and Corvallls connect Willi trains
of Oregon Pacific Kitllmad.
Kxnross Train Uallv (Kxccpt Sunday)
4 :40 p. M.
7:Mr. m.
I.V
Ar
Portland Ar
McMliitivllle l.v
I :'2I)a. st
I MIia. at
THROUGH TICKETS
TO AM. 1'OINTII
EAST AND SOUTH,
For tickets and full Information regarding
ratjs. maps, etc., call on Company'! agent at
K. KOF.llbF.lt, K, P. ROOKKH, '
Managor. Asa't O. F. and l'ass. Agent
-y h. iitiitHT,
REAL K8TATK A INSURANCE
AfiKNT.
NOTARY rUKIIO & COLLECTOR.
'aukoha, okkuon.
Motier Loaned on Approved Heeurlty.
AI'I'UIN IMKNT tir AKMINIH I It A I'lHI
Ni.llea la herel.y given that lha niideralgnail
ha. heeii appointed, hy order of Ihe enmity
eonrt of I'lai kaiiiaa enmity nreg.ui. adiiilnl.
Irainriif the e.iai ul Moplia Ami Hinmea. .!
eea.ed. All pur. on. having elalni. aaaili.l .aid
e.tale are Hot I (led In prevent them properly ver
llt.d at nil nlllea at NiHdy. Ilregoli, wllhlll IK
Innnth. tri.in dale of till, imliee
tt W IIini.k.i v, Adinlnl.tiati.r
nf the e.late id Hnpha Ann Htuitiee, deeea.rd
llaled tli'liiher A Imrj III J" II
M(i6iYmiiAX, '
lice
Store,
MOLALLA. OREGON.
Leaders in Low Prices.
Tlioir HtiM'lc in ftunjilfto ht
Dry (JoikIs, Groceries,
ttttnlwurv, Clothing,
Ibits ami Slims, Notions, lite,
Country l'lulua' llau.llitl.
Cooke's Stables,
W. H.COOKE, Managor,
Hue.-e..or to t' II T I. l o.
t'unitT Fourth mul Main StrwtH,
OKKCOX CITY.
Tho t.K.UUNct I.IVKUV STAIII.K
of thn t'ity. Kii u( anv ilca rlilion
fiirniahol on abort tiolico,
All klmla ul Truck and !Sltviry tliiai.
Ili-aa roiti.tly atlnmlt..! to.
Ilorao Hoarded and Kthl on rraaoii
able tenna.
FOR-
ABSOLUTELY PURE DFJGS
Q A. HARDING.
NiiNK llt'T
OOMpitint PHARMACISTS tatfLOVlO
rise Ptrfsatrltj in Toilet Articles.
Also a full sira-k of
PAINTS- OILS. KTC.
JOHN A. BECK,
THE
RELIABLE JEWELER
( 'or in-1 ,, i ...nl mul Morrison,
PORTLAND, OFEGON.
IS STI I.I- ON KAIiTII.
For Ki-iiornl rfiitlrliif lin ntatulH
without a tn-iT. For llrl-t'liiMH, ro
lialilu ikiiIh liin ntiiro i,a nceoiul to
iiono. Trv him !
FRANK NELDON,
GUNSMITH AND LOCKSMITH
Oregon City, Oregon.
Full Stock nf (Inns feN Ammunition.
Itc pairs on all kinds of small machines
.roniily made. )ii.i ute keys in
any lin k tiinniifai iiir.-.l, Hliiii'un
Main Hireet, nent In
Nol.litt I Mlaldea,
NEW YORK GALLERY.
l'liitoKniilia linlivcri'il I'Miiiptly In the
riiit'Ht Stylo of Art.
Fine Crayon Work a Sjntialty.
Olil rictiircfl Ct)iii.l tn Any Si.n, Satia.
fut'tiun (iiiuritnti'ml.
Oillsry Hear Post Offlos, ORKOON CITY, OR.
IT
GIVES
YOU
HEALTH.
Moore's Itovcsilcd
KoincMly.
AHlniiniliiiK in iH Eiloi ta iM ,.,lre 0
KliuiiiiiuliHiii, AhIIiiiiii, Miliaria, Illi
lioiiHiiiiHH or any other iIihouku HriHitijf
froin ilurutiKiitl Liviir, Stoinitch or Kid-
nyn It driven nil Impuritum from tho
Wood.
Mn Chas A. Itnsscl, who Is favoralily known
tliroiighoiil the Northwest says:
"For dflemi years I wai a constant sufferer
with asthma without any relief, except that ol,.
tallied hy nonstant change of locality, ' w
years ago I tried Mining's Kkvkai.kii IIkmkhv
and the hctieflts rncolved from It wtirelhe i
gratifying. II gave me relief Irom the first and
prevented the terrlhlo distress peculiar to the
disease that made life almost iinhearahlo Any
one who has ever had asthma can understand
the gratitude I feel toward this remedy. He
llevlng It haa added pleasant years to my lllo
I have uot hesitated to recommend It to all like
siius"' "d 'wy" w"n tl,B bvvy '
Sm-To he had of all druggist!, or aenl to
lawAaT-HoLHia Dkuu Uo , Suattlo, Wash.