Oregon City enterprise., March 31, 1893, Image 5

Oregon City Enterprise.
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mill iMrrtt
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tlia l!m ri)(t ImiihIIiik hill wait ir(ilmlily
,1ot aVX"! n" llinrn Itocilllil to lip (lofl'. ln
n !t "iik. fiMutiir ltaiiiTu(t wrltm
lliut he Ii IikiI the ivconl rarnfully fx
HiiUhkI tiy Hi" MM-rtrv ol ut ami
jtuU It iihiI alt ri'Kuliir. Tlm
t)r"K'"Jin u( MiHiilny nay of tint Mil:
finite) Ih iiiiicIi anxinty (fit in r-iirl to
jio tUliiN ol the Umicnift liumliiiK lilll.
Prom tlm liivrtitiitlinit mail liy Mr.
Bancroft it uix-urH tliat tlin lull wit
kMi") lliruii;li ImiIIi Ihiiiwh irotivrly
Hiil in any (HMi II llier worcmiy aiui'iul-
I pent not iroHrly lilml, it In I'luiini'il
y SN'ukiir Ki-iuly tluit no niiirli of tliu
I ct al wun uiriivii liy tlm Kcivornur lm
(oiiii't a luw. Otliwa claim tbat oppo
nent ol 1 1 ic law ire trying1 to kill it.
flip only iii'Htiuii aiianiitly now to lt
ICltloil, In wlii'thcr tJio charter can l
" tmi'O'li'il liy a arjirat art, or wlicllicr
lie (a t tliul tliu I'rift iBioiia of tlm Itau-
jruft Mil were IiicIuIimI in tint i liartcr
Wlrr llicin illi'iil or not. Mimiia aill
ioon Ik tuken to liam lliiii kjS lit b tllnl.
A foclM.SctrK.Kii, Tliut iawlinlrvrr'
pw fronoiitifca tlui f rty iflvcn by Mr.
imlMr. I'. I'.,'illiiimit ut tlicirplcuKitnt
loiiin In IIiIh city on liuit Tluiri'Uy even
IPi; In linimr of tlm arrival of ttunlon
(Villliuin front tliu L'uHt. ('onvcriialion,
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lipM'to (in ckly. A nove feature
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aa penny game (nlnsltiivil ly .Mr,
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nilliams. It wai intended to tent tint
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poweis of oliservBluai of each one prcs-
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tut. A card to which wua altitrhed a
pencil wai hiimled to each one pment
lo'ether with a cojiper cent and each
ai to vt rile on hi" card all point itolic
id relative to one fide of the cent. Two
prUei ere ollvrml to the lady and kch
tlcmaii oliHerviui; tlm inont point and
they were earned by Miaa Mela Drown
who received a luNik, and hy I 'r. O V.
Yi'HrKiiin who received photocrapb
ttolder. At 1'.' o'clock imall lahlea were
diNlrihutcd abiitK the room and and
dulnty mfrei.hinentH nerved. The even
Ins Whh one of Uu pleaHtiulcHt of the
CHMon.
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I Inbi-ki-tki tiik MACiiiKKitv. Mr. .
C. Cheney, electrician of tint Portland
lieneral I'.lei tric ('ompiiny, him rrtumcd
from nniiith'a trip Kant. I Iu visited
the liir)tu inaiinfactnrleH of electrical
biachlnery at Lynn, Main., and Srbenec
lady, N. V., where the dviiainow for the
Bew power alation ut this city are l
lnr, made. He (uiind that the wrk una
Jiroceldinn favorably, and the machin
ery will probably be hIiImm hi hooii hh
the company Ih ready for it. All the
electrical itunulaclorieH are crowded to
their fnllcHt ctiicity. Mr. Cheney iiIho
Vinited Pay ton, Ohio, and found work
irot;r6HHiii( favorably on the acore or
tnore of turbine wheel for the new
! tower Mlation. Mr. Cheney miyi butter
i'H are beniK rapidly brought to mt
lection. He miw a Ihiko one uf MO cella
In the workH of the I'Mixon Illuminating
Company In New York, which ii a y;ranl
aucceiH. The lend plateB are made by a
How jprnccHH, which rendera them af
porous aa a spottKH, and tho nnionnt nf
lenerxj tl.ut can be Htorcd away in them
) wonderful.
( ArTKK Many Jayk. Tho l.tiHtof tho
jweek the boiler for tlm Oregon City SiihIi
unci )oor Co , arrived in I'ortlinul.
jTltere it waa cur locked in tliu utidHt of
ft lot of earn which could not well bo
moved for several duva. dipt. Califf
swent down on Hnturdiiy to see about it
jBnd iticceeded in get ti nji it moving
B'iiin, ho tluit it arrived on Monday and
jwua taken to the factory. In Kcttin: it
jthere, tlm truck mired down hh it left the
rock road. Kortitnately tluit wan clone
by the mill and they built a platform
and rolled it into place. Tito chief ciiiihu
of the delay wan the neglect of the
nmnufiu'tiirers to ship it at the time
agreed.
1 Fob Bonos, Yita, The election for
Mii'tag fOOOO achool bomla to build a
now ; hcIiooI bouHe on upper Heventh
ftreei pnnHod off very quietly on Mon
day with no particular attempt to
prevent the Uhuo of bonds. There
"re 05 votes cant of which 81) wore for,
five BRninst and one rejectod on account
of being double.
Who In Hiik7 TImi (uIIowIiik atory
coini'K fniin I'lMicllctDii, Imt finiii wliat
uiri of CliickuiiniN (loi'M tlm hrliln hall?
"MIhn Hull (hk, who wim timr'lcil Hutu r
ilny nlulit to ThoiiniN (irhy Whltn ami
Ii'ciiiiiiimI Dm nuxt tiny, runic Imck to
rciiillctuii on Thiirwluy'a truin. Her
Ntnry wiim t) nit aniitlitir tir, Jullu l.atl
nicr, Itiiliit iiil licr to run uwuy from licr
licwly-iiiuilii IiiihIiiiimI. Thiy vtnnt to
Momcow, Iilitho, vihiTO Mm, Whltn
pawiii'il a tfoM wiitch i;lvi'ii her hy
liur itiothcr, and ilivhtod tlm irociiiiln
with luir frliinil. Tlm latter iIccIiIpiI to
1(0 to Hiokiinn, I hi L tlm niimwiiy hrlU
concl iii Iml to return lionto. l In Htiiti'il
that tint hi llu la williiiK now to j'jin tliu
liiiNliainl whom aho ih'Kerted, hut tint op
portunity la not oircrtol. It Ii tint in
tention to nhip licr to tint lioniit of licr
Krutnlinotlinr In ('luckrtmaii cuiitity, In
the Iiiiki that reformation limy l ef
fected, ai alio ia not yitt 17 ynira old.
Hint will he accoinpmiltM on tint joiirinty
hy her nt-ithir.
Sroi.it ('Aiii'KNTKiia' Tooi.a. Komi?
t i mo ainco tlm Kntkiii'Iiink noted tint
atealiiiK of cariiilitera' tool it prcaiimuhly
by M. (irccn, but aa th pvIiIciico wai
liiMitlllclciit Ins win allowed to uo to
Hnlein to tiiku a turn in Jull for iteulittK
an overcoat at Aurora. Mounwhlln hi"
pal, (ioorxa WcNtitrwull, wai found and
brought down from IxAIiik (iIhhi,
IIoiikImi county, hyClilcfof I'oljco Joa
epb riirduiii and whim (irccn 'a term ex
plrcd In tliu Murion county jiiil hit wan
brought back liere to alund trial for
itealinK I lie toola. Ilia preliminary
hearing occurred on Mondxy and he w
bound over in the ittm of f '110 to await
the action of the i;rnd Jury. Aa be
could not ifi't ball hu wan tuken to add
to Sheriff (ianoiiK'a alreitdy lar'n liiil of
aelect iHiurdera.
Iti'ii.ntNii ami Loan Abhikiatiom,
l.aht Saturday there wita a ineetinK of
citixem ut the nlllce ol C. II. I'vit to
confer with rcprem'iitativea of tliu North
writ National HulldiiiK and mn Ahuici
atiou of 1'ortliiud, relative to the mlvimi
hility of eHtnbllNhinK a brunch here
with a I'M'al Imard of directora. TlnTe
uceiiied to Ut a rowliiK Beiitiinct favor
able to aNKH-iution w ithaKMd htiildini:
mid Ion n nKiHH'iution, and tint one repre-M-nted
at the ineetinK ban made a mom
antinfuctory ahowitiK for a Voiiiik coin
pHiiy kiid halt M-niilcH v eil known and
reliable men at ita bend. There will be
a meeting' Rt an early dale to "till
further cotmiiler the plan, w hen a local
board w ill probably be oruidicd.
Comi'anv K'a Inickction. Tlia at
tendance at lniMtctiou on Nloiidny even-
I ing was very kimmI, there Udng but einbl
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men out uf flftv-two absent. Of these
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two were out of town attending school,
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i three bad lilgbl work In the paper mill
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I unit thr other three had lo he at their
places of hiisitie. This is an excep
tionally good showing as it In indicate
great Intercut and a roliimendahle en-
pint de corps. The famous "ra green"
Irowsers were turned in to lie boxed and
sent in. Three new members were
added to the roster as follows: II. S.
(iibson, Chiis. Hitler and Cordon Will
iam.
A Si.siiri.AH Kirk. There occurred
a queer freak of the lire fiend near Mt.
Scott when the fine residence uf John
Mats, at Tobasco, WHSpHrtiallydcMroyod
by fire, Saturday evening during the ab
sence of the family. It apsiars that a
lamp must have exploded but the lire
did not get on the outside ot the bonne.
Tho rooms were tight and tliero was no
draught. All the furniture in the room
w as burned or charred and tho file ex
tinghlsbed itself. When Mr. Mutt re
turned and opened the door ho found
tho iiiNide of his bouse a blackened ruin.
His damage is several biuxlred dollars.
A Hi'sinkss Ciianok. On tho first of
tho month T. I'. Itamlall, w ho two years
ii go pun-1 1 axed an interest in the O. C.T.
Co's steamboat line, will diHixiso of his in
teri'MttoJ. Newton (irahain who will lake
his place on the bunt leaving Kiindull freo
to devote his lime to such duties as may
claim biM attention in connection with
the new paitiierHhtp jusl formed between
hiiiiHcir. II, II. Johnson and I. W. Kin
miird, us they ate arranging to open
their ollice on the llrt of April.
Tiik Tualatin Wiiaiik. Last Monday
the contractors who uro to build tho new
wharf for tho rortliind General Klectric
company at the mouth ol the Tualatin,
took a pile driver up through the lucks
and on Tuesday they began building tho
whiuf, which is to be 40 by 110 along tho
river with a -10 foot incline lending up to
it. The work will be pushed rapidly
forward ns tho dock is needed for land
ing material.
Tine Acquaintanck SoriAi,. On Tues
day evening the Indies of the Congrega
tional church tendered an informal re
ception to their pastor, Uev M. Angelo
Dougherty, which was a very pleasant
BticccNH, their being a largo numbirof
tho church and congrcgutiun present.
In addition to the social feature musical
and literary exercises wero presented
which added much to the enjoyment of
tho occasion.
Tiik Mapison Stukkt 1!kiix)k. Work
wos begun on Monday by II. E. Cross
on the Madison street bridge across the
Fifteenth street gulch. This bridge la
being built by the city, the water com
mittee and private subscription. Water
mains have already been strung to it
and aa soon as the bridge ia done the
water pipes will be laid serosa and the
"Kansas City" people can get city water.
Aoainmt Tiia Hkwkk. On Hnturdiiy
evening there was a mccliiig of the
cillaieiia of the propoaed Second Sewer
DlMtrlctattlm Seventh ilifnt bull pre
ildud over hy Caleb Crow, the object
tlm ineellng being to nrrnfiK" lr -cervatlye
nyHteimitii! opponition to tlm
i-MlabliMbmeiitof tlm Second Hewer Dis
trict as outlined by the council. The
meeting was iillcndcd by about thirty
citlwits nearly all of whom went op-
jmihoiI to the iliHtiictand plan of sewer
age. Tint position' seemed to hu '.hat
the best pliin for running tint sewers
had not been decided upon ; tluit with
a proper system to woik to they were in
favor of laying sewers. A remonstrance
which has been circulated will be pre
sented to tho council at its next meeting.
Hkcowks a Law May 20. The Han-
croft bonding bill will become a law on
the '.'Otli of May, and until thut time no
action can lie taken in regard to deciding
whether it Is constitutional and correctly
paused or not. As soon as it becomes a
law, someone will wish to begin a pro
ceeding under It for improving a street
or laying a sewer, and then the question
aa to whether it is to stand as a law or
not wiil be decided. Meantime there
is no use in bothering alsjut the matter.
Ciiiiistian Knukavou. A large gath
ering of Christian Knduavurcrs will
meet at the Cougregutional church on
next Hunduv i-rcnlng al 0 o'clisk
Delegations will be present from Tort
land, Milwaukee, I'ark I'laco and
Mountain View and a splendid meeting
is anticipated, Kev. M. A. Dougherty
will preach a sermon to young people
after the Kndeavor meeting. Kverylsxly
cordially invited to attend at 0 o'clock
next Sunday evening.
Uoaii Dihthict No. 1 On Vridsv
lust A. V. Cooke, supervisor of road (lis
trict No 1, was in the city examining
more fully into his duties, lie says
that tlm Nople in that part of the coun
ty generally are In fuwir of the plan re
cently adopted hy the court, and that he
will as fur as poihle muss the work
iiNUl the main traveled roads so as to
have something to show at the end of
the season.
Ituot'oiiToN Dhivino Lous. Last Sun
day the water in tho Molulla reached a
gissl stage for driving logs, caused by
melting snow iu the mountuin, and
George Ilroughtoii wilb a gang of drivers
went up and turned his logs loose. At
last accounts the water was continuing
at a g ssl stuk'e and tliu logs were coming
down to the Wlllammette in good sliuw.
School DIMrlct ilonilx.
The provision of tho new law relative
to the issuing of bunds by school districts
is that all sc.lmol districts may issue
bonds to the amttint of five per cent of
their assessed valuation and no more.
In order to issue bonds not less than
ten taxpayers must sign and present
a petition to the board (4 directors ask
ing them to call a SKciul election to is
sue bonds in suhstuntiullv the following
form. To the board ot directors of dis
trict No. , of Clackamas county, Ore
gon : You are hereby requested to call a
meeting of the legal taxpayers of school
district Xo. of Clackamas county, Ore
gon, for the purpose submitting to tho
legally qualified votem the question of
issuing bonds to the amount of ,
for tho purposo of
This should bo signed by ten taxpay
ers. It will then be tho duty of the
board at a regularly called school
board meeting to call a meeting of the
tax payers by giving not less than twanty
days notice thereof by posting not less
tl inn three notices in public places, one
of which notices shall bo posted at the
place of election. Said notices shall be
in substantially the following form :
SCHOOL DISTRICT ELECTION NO
TICE. Notice is hereby given that at a school
meeting of School District, No. , of
Clackamas county, Oregon, to be held at
in tho , in said dis
trict on , ISM, there
will be submitted to such of the qtliili
lied voters of said School District us in
the year last preceding the day of meet
ing shall have paid a tux upon property
assessed to them iu said district tho
question of contracting a bonded debt of
. Dollars for
tho purpose of-
tho voto to lo by ballot upon which
shull be tho words "Itond Yes" and tho
words "ltond No." Polls to be open at
1 o'clock p. m. and remain open until 4
o'clock p. in.
liy order of the Hoard of Directors of
School District No. , of Clackamas
county, Oregon.
Dated this iky of , A, D., 18'.):?.
Signed, ,
District Clerk.
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samples to T. P. Soules, Agont, Mar
quam,Or. Dolman A Walling are prepared to fit
up your bouse below Portland prices.
Treasurer's Nofire.
Notice Is hereby given that there are
funds on hand siifhcient to pty warrant
No. W indorsed December 12,
Interest cesses with ilii'e of this notice.
V. i. IOi'is, City Treasurer,
Oregon City March 10, HM.
Trey Laundry.
The Troy Kloam laundry, of I'ort lurid,
has opened an agency in Oiegon City
with K. A. WaddiM-k ut the post ollice
confectionery and cigar stand, where
bundles will be received and returned.
Good left at ollice hy Tuesday noon
will Ik returned Saturday morning.
Ilncklen'i ArnLtt Halve.
The Itest Hulve iu the world for Cuts,
limine, Sores, 1' leers, Suit lOicum,
Fever Sores, Tetter, ('hupped Hands,
('lull. lain, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tions, and positively cures Files, or no
pay required. Ills guaranteed to give
js-rfect atifaction, or money refunded.
Price 2ri cents per box. For sale by U
A. Harding.
Khiloh's Cure, the Great Cough and
Croup Cure, is lor sale by ns. Pocket
size contain twenty-live doses, only c.
Children love it. C. O. Huntley.
Monry on eM
T. U III I am-.
trriaw ol '. O
Pure Drugs,
Honest Prices
and the utmost
care in
Compounding
Prescriptions
At
CG.HUNTLEYS
Drug Store,
Near the
Court House.
5,000,000
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which the eyes of the
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this year; if you are a
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sport, you will find facts
and figures that you are
looking for, in the world
almanac for 1 S'.Ki. Price
'2'i cents at
Huntley's Book Store,
OREGON CITY, OREGON.
Sent hy mail on receipt of price.
LOUIS D. VANOERVEBE,
On of tit best knows ttoitneu men la Chlotgoi
representative of tho great Braditreet Oo
HEADACHE, SLEEPLESSNESS, NERVOUS
PROSTRATION.
Dr. MUrt Xtdlcal Co., Elkhart, Ind.
Ocntlempn ; I lake pleasure In tnformtnir yon
of ttie vcrv beuetlelai nsaulu which have followed
the une of D. Mat BtTORTivc Nvini
In tnecaseof myself and wife Jura year 1 van
iiMct to a dUtrewiiiig pain at the baa of the
brain and upper portion of the spinal cord. 1
m a m mm r to floh and was k really
lllnr I J troubled with leeplewnoee.
WW I IUUonI Nervine wai highly
recommended to me. My can bad been so oUit
naie that I had no eonudenoe In the eftVary of
any medicine. Yet aa a last resort I consented to
Hive It a trial. Much to my surprise, I experienced
marked benefit; my sleeplessness disappeared:
my headache wai removed; my spirits auu general
iTSTHOUSANDS
a.lNIO TWIHTT POUND. All THIS OCCURRtD
arris) Lcasmro asm wiil ssows SMrsici.ua
Mail raitco. ly wife is taking the Nervine wltb
im Deal oi roauHa. U)Vi v.
OLD ON s POSITIVE GUAMNTir,
TRY DR. MILES' PILLS, 50 DOSES 23 CTS.
For sale by Charman & Co.
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OFFICE Next door to Caufield & Huntley's drug 8tor
Clothing,
Clothing,
The Finest Line and Best. Quality Ever
Brought to Oregon City for
Men, Youths and Boys.
Prices That'll
Remember
THOMAS OHARMAN & SONS'
PIONEER -:- STORE.
Complete line of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Groceries and Hardware. Five Stores in one. Your order
Filled Whatever it may be.
GO TO
Oregon City Iron Works for all kinds of Machine
work and Casting.
ALL REPAIRS
To Traction Engines, Threshing Machines, Har
vesters, Mowers, Etc., promptly attended to.
OUR PRICES
Are equal to the lowest to be had in Portland.
Shop on Fifth St. near Main, Oregon City.
J. ROAKE, Prop.
OREGON CITY
Manufacturers ot suit
COMBlflATIOli WlI(E AND piET FEWtJE,
Both rough and dressed for lawn and division fence, also
Hartman Steel Picket Fence,
And Wire Panel Farm Fence, also Expanded Metal Fence.
Call and see Samples and get Prices.
Shop over Bestow's Snsh & Door factory, Oregon City, Or.
GEORGE BROUGHTON,
MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF
FIR AND HARDWOOD LUMBER.
FULL STOCK OF FLOORING, CEILING, RUSTIC AND FINISH
ING LUMBER, DIMENSION STUFF AND LATH.
Special Bills Cut to Order
Mill and Yard on the River, Foot of Main Street,
OKKGOX CITY. OR.
CANBY NURSERIES,
MILLARD J. LEE,
A COMPLETE LINE OF
Fruit anil Ornamental Trees, Shrubbery, Etc.,
"WHOLESALE RETAIL.
CANBY, - OREGON,
CO. T. WILLIAMS will
lean you all the money you
want on irnjirovc'l farrna at
the very lowest rates. Special
rates given on largo loans.
No BuiMing and Loan Asso
ciation hut Htraight goods.
After thirty years residence
in Oregon City I feel eafu in
refering to the puhlic in gen
eral.
Clothing,
Surprise You.
the Place.
FENCE WORKS,
dealers Id all styles ol
Proprietor.
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