CLACKAMAS COUNTY
THE
FNTERriUSK CORKKSl'ONtl-
kstsswiei thr nr.i.n.
Hoi Alia SuttersOffleers Klertc4-An
Accident Oilier Sotcn From
this clirhbirh(HJ.
M.m.aua. IV. ?. Snow loll totlif Jilh
of four itu hi' cm Ui M ; qtiit i crust has
hirnioj on too. At the Austin saw null
thy were favonxl with tliiw IV t of anow,
which plo twing S.tW td-t hiisher than this.
we can estimate one inch deep Tor every
-title f.t in elevation ai..l must eonclnde
ixty feet m elevation, and must comlmle
that the old mountains have received an
enormous annnlr At this writine lVo
enormous suppij. At iiib w riling, iw.
uto ui miui? Hi ,vt v-. awie Krii,
with a steady rain from the north.
Farmers contitiueil sowing tin to the 17th
ml now will wait for the "Oregon '
February " for a linih to the unusual Urge
acreage.
A-idc from a litre gobbling alnmt the ;
turkey yardu and the snia'l boy'a double
barrel siuip gnu and tin whi-tles, t'hristnias
w:ll a.s on rvNord as very ijuict. I
IV K:isle and Win. Vaughn, of the Mon-'
iviout i Norma! school, have come to s'tid 1
Hie holidays i;!i ti e folks at hon e. They
expn-.-s tlieaix lvcs as being well ideasol !
with tlu school,
t). A. Ilickn an
the niist'ortiine to
had
sever ignite a s!
.ceotl 'the side of his foot this
week with an a.
The Well family have ivnte.1 the Engle
tenant house into which they moved last
week, coming from Marquaiu.
Geo. Kayler has just moved into his new
residence in the McDonald block.
Messrs. Koobius, Vaughn i Co. have all
the bogs they want this fail, having packed
every storing bin full.
The A. 0. V. W. lodge of Molalla has de
cided to havean entertainment in February.
The pmgram has not been completed yet,
Molalla Lodge No. 40, A. O. C. W.", has
eiei-te.1 the following officers: Thad Stipp,
M, V.: S. J. Vaughn, Foreman; Wm.
Uackrell, Overseer; John W. Thomas, Re
corder; N. M. Moody, Financier; S. Kams
by, Receiver: John Everhart, Guide; M.
McDonald, I. W.; F. S. L. Bagbv, O. W.;
O. W. Kohbins, P. M. W.
enter samuel irons nas commenced a
series of six sermons at the Teasel creek
c iim h for the third Sunday in each month.
The subject, "The Mission of the Apostolic
Churches, or the brotherhood of Man," pro
mises to be very instructive to saint and
tinner here them.
Miss Annie flubbs has accepted a clerk
sliip for a lirni in the metropolis.
Nowotir postmaster advises all batclielors
to go and woe unto themselves a w ite. We
trust that Vncle Sam's serveut may ever be
b'esaed with lliis opinion through life.
Gossip counts on his fingers the nu in lier
of weddings to occur soon, ami should they
fail to come to pass gossip will never fail to
tell us why.
Mr. Dan Stncklin has charge of the Tea
ad Creek school, and some of the scholars
are inclined to think that his name means
order. Well, that's in order in all schools.
TJ:e bacheior boys of the Teasel Creek
grange surpassed every thing of the season
in the way of getting up a big dinner, (Capi
tal letters are scarcely tall enough to ex
press the height of the cake) and as it goes
the middle man (tlie reporter) did not get
a bite. But then, this account goes just as
free as air or w jier.
Central Point.
Cejitba l Foist, Dec. ffi. The entertain
n.ent and Christmas tree at the Iceland
school house on the evening of the Zlrd,
was a grand success. The program consis
ted of songs, recitations and instrumental
niuiio. Lizzie Thomas and Lottie East
man were organists for the evening, and in
terested the audience by playing their
favorite duet, which was applauded with
cheers from nearly every one in the house.
After the exercises David Penman Jr. ap
peared dressed in his Santa Claus costume,
and took from the well loaded tree many
yery nice presents. Among the valuable
gifts was a handsome photograph album
presented to Mrs. Klla Critser.
Wm. McDonald and lamily, Mr. Gardner
and wife and Mr. and Mr. Mott, ale their
Christmas dinner with Mr. ai.d Mrs. David
Penman.
John Bond of CVtle Rock, is visiting bis
many friends in this locality.
Adolph Miller has been helping Joe Wil
son hum up some huge logs, but has re
turned to his old home at Penman's.
Mrs. E. C. Eastman took.a trip to Port
land one day last week and purchased an
organ for the Iceland Sunday school.
Kd. Hughes received a gold watch from
bis father ai a Christmas present.
Mrs. Enos Calnll and family were the
guests at Mrs. Eastman's Christmas day
Hiss Lena Engle is home spending
Christmas with her parents.
The Ieland Sunday school presented
their superintendent, Mrs. E. C. Eastman,
with a beautiful bible as a Christmas
present and a token of love and respect.
F.
Currinsville.
Cujikinsville, Dec. 20. We are called
upon to mourn the death of one of our much
respected friends and neighbors, Mrs. Lillie
Currins. She died Sunday evening, Dec
ember lHth, at the home of her parents at
Eagle Creek, where she has been for soiue
time past. S!ie passed away almost un
consciously, so stealthy is that dreaded
disease consumption.
J. O. Linn and Miss Verb Palmateer were
united in the holy bonds ef matrimony
Thursday evening, December 22d, at the
residence of the bride's parants, Mr. and
Mrs D. Palmateer.
Oliver Mathews bas concluded that it Is
nnf priori for nmn fn he itlnnp. and awird-
imrtv has chosen Miss Wolf, of Vancouver. !
to be Lis helpmate,
The attendance at the literary last Satur
day was rather slim on account of the in
clemency of the weather.
Needy Botes.
NfcKDr, Dec. 27. Snow fell to the depth
ol five inchea here last week, and was a
su i prise to everybody, as we have not bad
any anow for so long that the average Ore
gon i an was caught with an empty woodshed, l
but luotsly it did not May lonr and at the
prcwnt writing there is not a atvk of snow
to be seen, the warm ruins ami niml hav
ing melted it on short notice, ami to the
entire aatisfactnm of all the old wtlers who
are not l to having the mud. out ot sigliU
The ieo(leof our vicinity had a very en
joyable Olirislnttts eve, at the Conitivtratlonal
church, wher a law tree waa erected ami
loaded down with nresents for old ami
younj;
A poem was read and a few an
iriate rvinitrks were made tv the Kev, I'ar-
ker. Kxccllent music was rvndorvd by l'nv
feasor T. XI. Voder, and singing by the
choir.
Miss Alice Ackerson and Miss Ida Voder
an home on visit mrr the li,.ti..'ivw (Vnm
K . .,., tl...v ., Wi.
I ' attend-
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v. 1XfWMr " imh,r- l'"mi.l the
speedy avhool, has gone to Salem to visit
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will return here to continue the school.
! Mrs. J. II
Wolfer has In-en wry sick and
under the care of the physician, but at the
present writing is considerable better, but
not ye! able lo leave her hod.
Mr. Jake Wolfer is the best pleased of all
the boy over his t'liristmas present ; il is a
bouncing boy. Now anii TiitiN.
can by rirriMis.
Happily )larrled-Tlie t'hrislaias Tree-tien
Away to Work.
I Canhy, 1V'. Marriol. at the briiie's
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iv,. i;.., ' i i:..r.inr Me ii
i H. Stiuil and Mi A. Terrv. Inuh ol I'anbv.
! T, t.a.-py couple will make fanby llicir
luture home.
The Xmas tree in the M. E. church Satur
day evening, was a grand success. There
w as a great thai of snow and rain, but there
was a good turn out just the same, and
everybody seemed lo enjoy themselves both
ol I ami young.
Mr. Adam Knight, Wm. Kendell and
Pete Sausbaur. went to Junction City Wed
nesday morning, where tney are employed
by the s. r. K. K. Co,
Mr. J. Chute had quite a lively runaway
with his team while hitched to a sleigh Fri
day night, but no damage done.
Miss Dycie Pope, of Oregon City, spent
Christmas with friends and relativ.es in
Canby.
Twentv-lhreeof thevoung iwple of Can -
v . - ..
! by atreiuiiii thegrHnil X mash.. 11 at Huh -
: bartl Moml;v e eui ittr
j " . '
j Mi liertha Knicht went t- M-tnitt.itu-4
Tue.1av to viit IriemN ;iu.l relatives, : ,r rltt l.mira u h.. i a i-lumb
. j er, to th etTivt that th ((! t.-am (n kintw ii by
Mink MiidiniT : " I"-"" rilrty titrated to Ihf
j biDaiiieajL, and -lualtfled to Tform the dutiei
Misr, Or., IVc, L7. Mr. Ilolman has whlrh he undertake, and prvvtoua to tin an
. ,. ,, , . , ... ttiomed or Ikoeimtsl by atld rtty dtiuirll th
bwn dii-ablevl by a sore leg, but is r- rty Ppiy.t.r ahall rile a bond huheom.eof
cove rit iif. ' (hertty reronler in nurh mm as may tedeal(
. , , ; nated by antd city council, not le, however,
Id spite Of the very bad weather on j (hn Ave hundred dollar, with two or more
X tn as evening, there was a large attendance ret Ira. to b appmveti by aald city roimcH,
. at u r u i i a ! condittoneil that he 111 indemnify and aave
at the Reform church and a pood tune vaa , harrolewthe city of uretmii itv fn.mall h-or
had tr all (ireent. ! damage thai may be ticcaatoued In anywise by
l . . ... , . ... ! acctdt nt or he want of care nr skill on hia part
Mr. Hsherhiw inipruvetl the looks of his ( (n tl)r ,ir,WiitltD of an. h work. tr that mav be
farra greatlr, by putting a new fence along i occasional by raon of any opetmi by him
th. fni " ' nrde or caused to made, in any utreet. Une.
me ironi. j Rney r avenue, market place, or public viound
Patrick Conner was baling hav at Michael , the makunc f any public or private tewer or
Pi i . i. i,
a.r 1 1 ii i u a jr i u. iiui ftrai.
Chss. Moehnke has just
got a full
stock of K'xxls into bis sUirc, which in well
fillet). Market price paid for eggs and
butter. Try him.
John Moehnke bin had several mis
fortunes this winter. He Io.it a valuable
hore while cnniini? from the hnrkletMrrv
. .
P"'h some time ago.
iu sujipiy uie fa-
cancy, be bwu'ht an eastern Oregon horse.
which is so ill with the staggers or '-stills
as to be of no service at present. He mav
have to buy another horse before long as
the sick one is in a critical condition.
The members of the "Mink Amateur
Brass Band," have not attended their meet
ings very regularly of late. We think the
boys who have done so well in the past,
and who have been able under the circum
stances, to furnish such good music on so
many occasions, ought not to become slack
now. Stay with it boys. CtctoM.
Salmon and Vicinity.
Christmas passed oir very quietly here,
the storm preventing much traveling about,
Mr. and Mrs. John Mclntyre entertained
some of their bachelor friend at dinner on
that day.
J. X. Jennings met with an accident by
which he sustained a severe scald. He was
heating some water in a tightly closed oil
can, when it burst throwing the hot water
over his neck and arm.
J. T. Mclntyre lost a valuable colt, four
years old, by its getting down and tangled
in the halter rope '" tlle night. He has
another which is sick, and he expects to
lose that one also.
Frank Eldridne has come up to spend
winter on his claim on clear creek.
Pkoobess.
Notes from Clarket.
There was a Climttiias tree at Clarices
hall, which was well attended and liberally
patronized. Every one present had a gooj
time. The program for the evening was
well prepared and extremely interesting.
There were quite a number of presents dis
tributed oft' the tree. Judging by the presents
our teacher, Mitts Annie Yonng, received,
that she must be very good, as her presents
mi inhered somewhere in the teens.
A. D. E. Elmer, a student of the state
normal school at Monmouth, has returned
home to spend tlie vacation with his mother
and friends.
Harry Jee started last Tuesday for Mon
mouth to attend school.
Additional correspondence on the fourth
A nother old and h igh ly reHpectod
pioneer has passed away in tlie person
of A. J Cason who died on Wednesday
December 28th,, aged 03 yean) and one
month. Mr. Cason came to Oregon
across the plains in 1843 and took up a
small donation claim at the Clackamas
bridKe - wnere 1,6 lived untiI a ,ew year
ago when he moved into town. Mr.
Cason was a good citizen, quiet and un
assuming, a kind husband and father
and a good neighbor. He Lad been in
poor health for over a year and his
death seems to have resulted from a
general breaking down of the system.
The funeral occurred from the house
house this morn in at 10:30 Kev. G. W.
Parker officiating.
OKinNANCR NO, -,
AN OniMNANca establishing sewer itlstrtel Niv
1, ami iroviiitn that tmerty owners therein
ahall make eonneeilon with the nllle sew.
era eouMmeled In aanl district under otlt
nsnee U and pteserllmnt the msiiner of
mkni such connection wilh all miblieaew.
ers, d certain eiialil.lr uou eonillsuc
therewith.
Oregon Ctlv does nnlaln follows:
Ssction i. lhal all ttist iorlioH of Oregon
Cltv situated Iwiween the tiof the hhitt am)
I the' Willamette river, and evteiullmi from l lie
! sonlherlv line ol Idocka I and - to the center
; Itneol hi'orks t ami .'I, and Inelmllug wtthtiilia
hall ol, the onih hilt nt 'Jl. . W.1M. iV S, JT,
j ami '.N re. an.t the same Is hereto 'li-utntct
la cer district, to he knewu as newer district
; No I.
Sue i That U rKrty owners lihln said
I sewer dwluet are hereby required to e.-miee,
i a required tv thl orilii.anoe. nil water eloseta.
' urlvli-a. sinks. U-illi tulvs atlt drstlis eolllsltiliia
I oroarryimt sewerage with the iuWte sv.tem id
!,, ,.,,eie.l III said dMrict
, ,,,,, ,m)inee No itu, within m .lays 1mm
I ihetlmea..l ewersareei nipteied ami eoepied
: h ,,,.. m, , ,, llr8,M1 , r
j fusing tomskesuch eer,ee,.uiiectun wlinlii
iiirniitr unwrii -inn, ,tii,ii"h i mvii-'I
befole the city recoMer. he lined III any sum
not less than ten dollars n.r exoeedlnn one
j hundred dollar, at the illseretloii of the court.
! and each day ueh refusal and hCKlcct shall
continue afti'r Ihe and isi tlaxs shall be deemed
; atlUtincl an,! MM'arale ellrtiMV
i Sue .1 v illiui iheMiiie Itnie. lo w it -vwdsvs
j after ihe eonib li.u of the s-ld mam m'W eia,
i all rotrty ow uert within ssld ew er dUlrliH
are refill led lo oIom' sinl in-ojiei U it il w lib earth
all m y vault and ee-.sinl wttlr n ifie siue;
! an.l hereafter It "hall he unlawful for anv nron
j erl ow ner lo dm or make use of any cen.l
uirnrUy vinlr and all ihmsius vlolsitini the
nro iton of this seeilou shall, Uon eonvie
; tion thensif. le mntl In snv sum not less ttian
: tfii nor more Hem one hundred il Ur at
die ittscrellon of lite court; ami each day'i
I conuiuiiiiu'e of such lolitlon. after iich C'li
i vletlor. thai) he doeui,',! a ilutlticl and cnarate
I ollt,u,
, Ski' a No conr neetlon ihall he made w Uh anv
. pnl-i.c eweror itr-nii wiltlhl the elly of Orecti
l try w uhoiil Ihe n rlllen iernilslou of the elly
eimuieer. and ex ery ciiiineclloll or onemiiic lilsile
, Into anv pul'ltc eer or drain wllhoirt mOi
ihthiiskIou, or many manner different from the
' mode herein prescribed for such nr-etuii1 or
j connection, ihall sobiect the person or Hraoiis
I makuiK the same, and Iheewuer or owner ol
the premises dkrvctluii It. lo a penalty herein
after preierined ; anil each day thai an? person
shall, wlthom such pernin.siHi. ciMittntie to tine
the drain ililoauch sewers shall t colisldansd
setia rate orteiise.
Sue. 5. The city emiinser Is hereby author
lietl terrain sueh iennita as he may deem nec
essary for allowing erotittn tap the public
sewer or drains, and to make connections
therewith: proTtded. however, lhal the permit
I shall lie trained on the espress condition lhat
the owner or lenant lor vh,e hem ill such eon
I lieellnn shall he msile. and each aiicceedma
ihrrehy (irm.tHl. nM1 h oily of oremm l it y
hrmU' Cor nny Itwn or tliuict l)it tiny in
nr ny ruU fnm or iK'CHtlttuiM by
tich Xrni or caiifttlon.
8kc k Th comifoUoQ (th n otnln tnto
nny w or or tlrmn mutt N mtl by iwrtMtn
authir.itN. Ami (prti.-Hi ut itottut by the
city (NMinrll ami uoii oihin,
Sm . 7. o itrnon hH bj auihortitM or II-
1 'l' h the f'tytvonrll to do ih w.trk ..i
, m,tin- oimittMUioh with anv of th hubll
f
malrin NmiirtiHlnlis wlfh miw t( th HnKltn
' r r ilnliu nr their lateral cuiiKs-tiotu
' UhM' he h 'tin.,bsl nHitl r-imirH with a srattn-
' fmiirv rvrtlrit'Ht. iuitti bv al lewt two rtvn-
; nble nuv tiv, i( h W nn or wwrr bull.lt'r.
t uriin rnrriii, tuti -iuiMiMiru Him inn nr
rill promptly, at the proper time, repl.re anl
retore the Mreet nl pavement orer .tich ien
Ini to a. aiMd tittle ud muilition a. he fomul
It prvrloiiii to o(tuln the Nme, and thiv,' he
will etmform in all reaper1!, to he rule, ami res
illation, which may from time to lime he e
tatiliihe1 hy aM city eounril in reNthm lo put
tlDa In Jnnctlous atid lapping of the aewi'ra
and draina-
Skc. a. It nli all ne nnl-twlnl for any neraon an
: aiithoriitnl hv the city council, lo make ronnee.
! tion with acwiTB ali'l ilralna. lo allow hit name
tl) ), r the punxueof ohlalnlni; aall per-
mita. or of iloitm any work tlutler hia authority
i uii'h'r the penally h'reinaItiT rre.rrltiod. it
1 ahall t (he duty of ra'li alil every peraon an
i auihorlzed. or lleenaeil hr ahl Pity council, to
rwiHU Ola ii.uieaixi ion. n uiv oiiii. ill cane
of partnerahip, together with the place nf bital
ueaa. ill a book or reeoril to lie kepi by the rlly
engineer and alan to immediately noilly the
engineer of any change of either thereafter, hy
recording the uame firm and place of biiaiiieaa
aa theretofore in aaid record.
r)p:r. s. Kach peraoii ao llrenaed who ahall
make connection, with the aewera or itralna,
slult keep In repair and good order the whole
of the work executed by him until the aame la
accepted by the city engineer, or auch other
peraon aa may he designated for that rniriioae.
which acceptance ahall lie given in writing, and
ahall not beglven mull the eiplratlnu of one
year after the completion of the work.
bkc. lu. All application lor permtta muai tie
made In writing hy the party employed to do
the work, and must he accompanied hy the .lg
liatureaof the owner and tenliauta for whoaa
benefit the application. I made, or hy hlaor
their authorized ageuta or attorneya, and muat
Rt.tethe location and number of lot, number of
feet fmut. name of district, name of owner, the
nnmlier of building to be conneiied, and how
occupied, the numler of dralna to lie reoulred.
and the water cluaeia, allika, and other fixture
cation ahall lie filed in the office of the city en
gineer.
Him:. 11. At lett twenty-fmir hiim nritice
tnuMt be niven t the iiltyeniflneer'inrtlrp beiWe
any street or public wtty can be nprm-d for the
purpose uf lflyliiK ft private Mtwer nr drain: no
work of lay i hit new ers or drains can tie com
meured or continued without the permit in on
the ground tu the hands of the drain-layer or
of one employed by him.
8 re, YL Afte the permit has been lumrd
notice In writing must in all case a be left In the
olhVe of the eity enutneer by the peraon who la
about to make the comiectiou with nny newer
or drain, statlmr the time when surh work will
be ready for inspection, previous to maklntr
such contiertlotj.
Hkc. y.i. No drain pipe esn he extended from
work" previously done and accepted, or new
' ' ., .
conu'f;tlmH at anytime be madewi'li iu:h
work unless previous notice of at le int twenty
four hours it- Kivcn to the city enifiueer.
Hkc, 14. In ease it fh Ul 1 nt eehhMry to con
nect a drain or sewer pipe with a public sewer
when no junction is left In the same, the new
connection with the public sewer can only be
made when the officer of the eity is rose 'it to
see the whole o! the work done.
Hkc. l.V In ense a water or (ts pipe should
come In the way of a sewer or drain, the ques
tion oi pausing over or unuer tne same mut ne
determined by one ol the omcers authorized by
theclty. In no cine can the pipe layer be al
lowed to decide the uuet,Uon hitnelf.
Hkc. lt. Whenever it Is nccennriry to disturb a
wooden drain in actual use. it must in no nne
be obstructed without the special direction of
the city engineer. No pipe drain can be laid
above the lnttom of a wooden, drain, whether
in an tu nl use or not. unless the pipe is made to
rest either on puddled earth, brick or "tone, mid
in no ease will it be allowed to let drain pipes
rest on wood or other perishable materials,
Hkc. 17. All connections made with public
sewerw shall be under the superintendence and
direction fif the eity engineer, or the author
ized agents nf theclty and the expense nr pay
for such service: as superinleudunt shall be
paid by the applicant.
Hkc, jh. In opening any street or nubile way,
all materials for paving and ballasting inut be
removed with the team posHihie injury or ion of
the same, and together with the excavated ma
terials from the trenches must be placed where
they wilt cause tha least practicable Inconven
ience to the public, As little as poaslhlcof the
trench must be dug till the Junction piece Into
the sewer Is found, unless It Is first determined to
make a new opening intothesewer. Whenever
the sides of the trenches will not stand, per
pendicular sheeting and braces must be used to
prevent any unnecessay caving, and lu no case
shall the work be done by tunnelling, but shall
be excavated In open Penehes.
Hkc. All oneulugs and obstructions In any
street, lane or alley, must be carefully guarded
at all times with sufficient barriers, and during
the night time shall be Indicated by colored
lights, and such other precautions shall lie
taken as shall be necessary to gusrd the public
against accidents, and at all times the work
shall be so done as to cause the leant Inconven
ience to property owners and the general pub
lic, 8bc. 20. No drain from any house, store or
tenement whatever shall be connected with any
public newer lu this city otherwise than by
A GREAT
Carlton & Rosenkrans,
c n N B Y
Thoy take inventory tlio first of January. Honco thoir
prices until that date will supriso you.
ALL illlLLINERY GOODS AT COST.
A DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT ON ALL
L Lid I 11 Lei
A NICE LINE OF GOOD SENSIBLE
Christmas -:- Presents.
YOUR HORSES WILL BE STABLED FREE OF CHARGE.
il
Iiler
'rrVVy,
Crescent Wedges (warranted.) It & S l'roof Chains. Arcvde Files,
I.oj;gt rs and Wool Choppers SjHcialties.
Oregon City Agent, - - -
drain or aewer ple, which ahall he lx Inchea
In diameter, exepltng ll may 111 .prctal caaea lie
otherwise ordered liy the city engineer
rim', 'it Alt pipe that must be led open lo
drain foundation areaa. varda or gardena. and
all plpea thai connect with nrtvlra. must be con
nected with aultahle catch basin, the bottom
of which must lie at least three and one half
Iset below th bollom of the outlet, and Ihe mil
let and the form, dimension and material of
which are to he prescrlUil by the elly engineer,
or his assistant ; and the owuera ol the projicily
upon wleh such catch basins are erected, will
be required lo keep the same clean and lu good
order. All water ples from el.lerua shall tie
IMpH'd with such curbed trap pipe aa shall be
pre.crllted br the city engineer.
Hkc '.'J. The ends of all plpea not to he Im
mediately connected Willi waler closet, sinks,
down Simula, or catch lia.los. are lis tie securely
guarded against the Introduction ol sand or earth
I by j brick or cement, or other watertight and
Imperishable materlala. Noprlvatecatch basin
call tie built In the public rlreeta or hlghwaya.
but must be placed Inside the hue of the lot to
be drained, except when the ai.lewalka are ex
cavated and used aa vaulta. No privy vaulta
can tie Connected wllh the public aewer unless
A sufficient supply of waler I latrmluced 111
Connection therewith to carrv off all leiioslla.
Hsc. 24- The material to be llsad 111 tlie eon
at ruction of all private drain or sewers shall he
hard hurtled brick, aatt glaned or cement plpea,
or cast Iron; ami the city engineer shall decide
In sllcasea which of aald material ahall tie used;
and no material shall lie uaeil lu private drain
or aewer, miles previously approved by theclty
engineer, or til assistant.
sic a The lualde nf every drain, after It I
laid, muat be left vmooth and perfectly clean
throughout its entire length.
Hc. m. The back filling over drain or aew
era, after they are laid, muat be pit. Mint, and,
together wllh the replacing of ballast and pav
ing, muat lie done within forty eight houraafier
the completion of that part of the drain or sewer,
lying within the public highway, ami done ao
as to r.iske them at least aa good aa they were
j i,eurt they were dliturbed, an
lo lite aallslac
ticti of the rltv engineer; and thedraliior newer
layer will n held n'spotiilldr for any aube
o'ouit aettiement of ihe if round or tavi.unent
all water pipe mtmt be protected from eU le
nient or Injury lo the sntirsfiiction of the city
enjf inatT and the kupcrlntetident of the waIt
worki; and ail gaa iinn alia! I be protected from
settling and Injury to the satin faction of the gas
company.
Hr.c.V. Noexhaunt from steam engines can
be eouueeted with any private drain nr newer
that Is eouueeted with any public drain or
sewer, and no biow ofT from steam can be so
rnnufvted without special permlrmiou from the
eity engineer
Draiiin ni sewers laid within the eity limits, la
and from hoimes or atrcelN where no public
sewers are yet laid, must be done according to
' he above regulations lu every particular, and
I Ilia iiuimr nr siriinl nl that ti n ,t n r I v Iiiimt tifn-
the owner or agent of the properly must pro
cure a permit from the city engineer to connect
the sume with the public sewer or dialn so soon
hn the same shall be built pattt Ihe propel ty (nun
which said drain Is laid: such Information as
the city has with regard to the position of Junc
tions will be furnished to the drain layers, but
at the risk of the drain layers as to the accuracy
oi f Ihe name when any enaugc, of direct Ion is
made In the pipe, either in a horizontal or ver
tical direction. Curves snust be usiid; no pipe
can be clipped tu any cae.
Hkc 'aW. Noconnectlfiii with, nr opening Irto,
any sewer constructed by order of the city,
shall be made excepting as herein provided for,
and any person who shall make or permit, or
cause to be made a connection with such sewer.
In a manner contrary to the provision of this
subdi vision, shall be flued in any sum not 1cm
than ten dollars, nor more than one hundred
dollars, in the discretion of thecnurt, and stmll
Incur a further penally nf five dollars lor e ich
day that such forbidden connection shall con
tinue after notice from the city engineer io -e-move
the iaine: and any person who sli ill Tall
to remove any private drain connecting wllh
any public aewer In the cltv of Oregon City,
which Is constructed contrary to the provisions
of tit's chanter, within ten days after being uo-
tirled by the city engineer, that thesamelsuu '
lawnniy mane, snail incur a penauy oi nve
dollars for each day thereafter that such for
bidden connection snail continue.
Hkc. 'Bi. It shall be unlawful for any person
In possession of premises Into which a pipe or
other connectlcn with the public sewer or
dralnshas been laid for the purpose of carrying
oil animal refuse from privies or water closets,
slops from kitchens, or for other purposes, to
allow the 'awe to remain without good and per
fect fixtures so attached as to allow a sufficiency
of water to be so applied as Pi properly carry off
such matters and to seep the same unobstruct
ed. Kach day the same are permitted to remain
without fixtures for supplying said water, shall
be deemed a distinct and separate otreuse.
Hkc. HO. No butcher's offal or garbage, dead
animals, wood, stone, straw, or oilier article, or
obstructions of any kind whatever shall be
placed, thrown, or deposited In any catch basin,
sewer, ditch, or drain in the city, and any person
so offending, or causing sueh obstructions c
subatances to be placed so as to be carried Into
such sewer or basin, shall be subject to the pen
alty hereinafter prescribed for such of re use;
ana any person breaking, Injuring, or removing
any portion of any catch basiu, manhole cover,
oi any portion of any newer, or appurtenances,
TUMBLE IN PRICES !
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IM Kront Strtiot. HARDWARE I ''"!'
id, Orftftui,
r Northwvateru AitettU for
ATKI1VS SAXWS
-Pl.mou.l. -Unr (lrrliltil TulllmiHiih INmer Uiir. HiWar HipI daw.
.rti'jIIi,W"
nrolMitrtirtini lu any manner tho lulelor nutlet
of ili)f ifvcr or dr-ilti Umi lm iiiliJtM't lu 111
penalty hereinafter prei.'rited
Haf. S. Any lefit anthniiied or ltrenfvl
tm make rminef linn with aewera or dralnt, w ho
hall h sutltir of any violation! of thvprnria
lonaofthta chapter, ahatl tx ttnmmllatrly de
prlved of hti Ui-eiou. and any ptftann guilty of
a violation of any of the proviit.miinf thli rhap
trr. tbalt. Uon convleiiou thereof In the Htc
eotiti of the elly of tirein city, where Hit has
not been "therwUe aeparaMy provldl herein,
las It ued in any utiu "I imi lea thn tit d.dl ir,
nor rtreediin one huudrnl JolUfa, at the dla
cretlou uf t!ie e.mrt.
He . ;r.' All nmneya ml listed under and by
virtue of Ittii clmi'ier bll le tiaul nver to tho
elty trxamirer, to be applied tnwarda the pa
nteiit of n liiNiH-einr. mid ufh othereiet,e ,
a may be Incurred by the proviinni of ihU ;
chupier i
Puhiuhed by order of the City Cm hf 11 at a
meeting Held tneemiMr z, iw.'
k I,. I'tiKTKH, Hecorder.
0KDI.NANCK NO
An OantNANrR f rantlnir to C '1 Miller and K
m. Katid the nsht and privlleite of erectltitf. ;
eoiiktructttig . mnlutaluiiiK ami operatlns a tel ,
rphntie and dlatrlel telerh lyateiu In the
eity of Oregon t Ity.
Oregon City dnemrdain aa followa
Hat . 1. lhat there lie and hereby t rrauted ;
to CO, Miller and K M Kandi, thoir un eor I
and asRiKiia. the right and privilege nf erecting,
cottMructlng, maintaining, operating and uniug
In, along and over, any and all the itreem, ah
ley, and public places of Ihe city of Oregon
t'ltyaiiehMtric ompeaklng lelephoim and ilia
trb'l telegrHih menNiMigcr m-rvh e
skc. i Htd C. U Miller and K. M Hands.
their succenion and assigns, stmll have the
right to. and shall erect polea and stretch the
wirea uf their laid telephone and telegraph iy
tctn ao as not to Interfere with the free and
unohtitructed use of the streets fur travel, mid
shall erect the poleiof paid telephone and tele
graph stem at such points In the streets and
(lace the wires of wld telephone and lelegraon
svstem at such height as may be deMlgnnted by
tlie cumiiiittee on streets and public properly
ami the right and privilege hereby granted Is
subji'Ct to modirlcailoti, llmltallnu and change
by the city council, whenever lu their judg
ment the p'tbhc interest nvmire It.
Hkc. 8. Whenever It shall become necessary.
In the erection or repair of such telephone or
telegraph, for the said ft. Miller and K M.
Hands, their successors and assigns, (odlg Into
or In any manner Interfere wllh any public
street orany part thereof, said (J. il. Miller and
K. M. Hands, their successors or assigns, shall
without delay put the street In as good condi
tion a It was before It was so broken up, dug
up or disturbed, and shall remove sll surplus
earth, rubbUhor other material from the street.
Hkc. 4. 'lhat It shall lie unlawful for any
person or persons, unless authorised by said
company. Pi Interfere, meddle with. Injure, tin
pair or remove, nny of the telephone or tele
graph poles, wires, boxes or apparatus belong
ing or appertaining to said telephone ordlsirlct
telegraph system.
hkc, ft. Any person who shall violate any of
the provisions of this ordinance shall, upon
conviction before the city recorder, be Hi led not
less than twenly nor more than fifty dollars, or
be imprisoned In the city Jail not more than
twenty days, at the discretion of the recorder.
Hkc. A. The parties named In section I of
this ordinance shall file their acceptance of fta
condition and commence work within twelve
months from the dale of the approval hereof ;
otherwise this ordinance shall be null and void.
Published by order of the City Council at a
nice ting held l)ecember X, iM'.'i.
I., h. POH'l Kit, heoorder.
iSriiit your ptoduco to the i'ttrk Place
Store! where you run always jfnt the bent
market price and your ooiIh at tbo
same Hk'iicm uh though you paid :ttHh.
UJiPowder:
The only pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia; No Alum.
Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the SumdattL
WILSON A COOK
Merit of rrn)r.
lU'ifinniim nn Monday pvinlnt tint
wtn'k u( prttyor will I ulwrvinl lu thin
city by :
Monday, 7:30 I. M., rrwtbyUrim.
rliurt h, "Holy (iluwt rowor"; Hv, U,
Hyht
TurmUv, 7:.1i I. M., rnM.iylirtan
rliucli, "Ni'etlrt of lluinulUty ", Ury. (i.
Tar ker
Wedm-sili'v, 7 o V, M., lUptint
ohurch, ' I i.i. i' .tmvn Ili'V. (i. V.
tiilioiipy
TliuntUy(7::w)l,a M., l-apliat fliundi,
"ChrUt'a rruiniiw of Powor I.ov, V.
I, Molloy.
Fri.lay, 7:30 M.( M. K. cntinrh,
"Our KuUht's I.ovo;m Kiv. (i. V.
(itlHIIH'V.
Saturday, 7:30 IV M., M. K.
"HiiiniliiitHH. and Cotih'Hmon
U. Parker
rlilirt'li,
' Kv.
All Christiana a'-e urnl oo unito witli
- Mll)i iim tltitt mrvt ninliullv liivitml
I J1"1 m .UW i'nI,l,c Brw tortllUliy IUVIltft
to Hltnlld.
j M " u .,7a
.HAHhM KM IIHK
1 Melow Is tfiven tho UreiMU t il V Market
lteMirt. corrected lec. from iiiotationa
furnished the Kntkkpnihk hy local mer
chants: WUA1X.
Wheat, valley, per hunhid $ Ik's
t hits, jht bushel jottf U
ri.ot a,
Oregon City Mil!. iNirtlaiul brand .. .1
t -RKH.
Hhorts, Hr ton. ;t(m
liran 17 on
Clover hav, haled V 00
Timothy hay, baled u no
ntoprrK.
rotah-es, per PN) I ha 70 to 7A
Onions, " l no
Apples, .'green, per box fluf.lt.M)
Apples, dried, per lb o(Hc
Chirkem. 2 1(0 to 4 on
Turkeys, per lb . Ill
(icese, Kr do 10 00 to 11 00
Jiutler, per lb T,
KkK. pt'i do
Honey, ar ll. , 17
rrtinrt, dried lowl-'X
IMuiiin, " IW
M K ATS),
Heel', live, peril)
Href, dressed OA
Million, the, erheal 2 M)t2 ftO
Pork, live pcrlh
Pnrk, dressed, per lb 01
Void, live, peril). .
as
10
Veal, dressed, per II).
Hums, per lh
liucon