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T.lticnry Annolnilori Oregon ERPR VOL.28. NO. 10. ORKCiON CITY, OREGON, FRIDAY. FEJJRUAUY 10, 1894. ESTABLISHED 18CG City Entj coritTH. (llrnull (intirt riinycnva Drat Mimilsy III No Tamiwr mid llilnl M"nilay In A rll. Pwliats court In Maaliui (li.l MiiuiUr In taob aaoulli. ttommlaaliiiixra imnrt iriMiia Drat Wxlneadajr fur Oral MiiiKUjr ul oai'h mciiuli. M M JOMNailH. D W. KINN1IKI), JINNAIIll) A JOIIN'HON, t I VII. KNUINKKHiTaMi HTKVKYOKH. Hallway Mallin ami ooiialruxlli.it. Iirlilni, plana ami aallinalpa lur water aii.)r Iiralnai attitl reel Iniprotcmeiit ol Uiwni Xpoclnl (llrnlliin nlvrn In Draughting ami llu printing 1 K 11 AYKH, ArrOKNKV AT LAW, OSRlInN cur, OsKilnM. Will prarllra In ill Id pnurla lit III tut. OttliMi. curiiKr Main and Hlbth nrwn, o...iu Ciiiiri buna "y CAR ICY JOHNSON, I.AWYKR. QREGON CITY IRON WORKS, Now and Enlarged Shop with all ailiunct;H for MACHINE WORK & CASTING. All work executed in the bent Manner onnibl. teed on nil orders. Promptness guaran- liEPAIRING - A. - 8PBOIALTY. IN COUNTY COURT. The County') Soloim Hold a Three I)uyn,S('8r4on. run a hock not i) to osweuo. Proposition NubatUutrd by the I'ort. latnd General Klerlrlc t'ompnny I 1 Ji lil Orer. Prices the lowed to m had in l'ortland. Shop on near Main, Oregon City, Oregon. I. KOAKE & CO., Proprietors. Cnrn.r Klghl .ml Main alrwta, Oregon (Mir, It K A t, KMT A TK TO Ml'. I, I, AMI MoNKY TO I.OAK. J' L. Poll! Kit, ' ATTORNEY AT I.AW inA(-ra or raorsRTV ri"iiit. Offlp til to Orvgnn l.'lljr liana on lh lrpl. "1 0. T. WILLIAMS, H KA L KHTATR ANI U)A. A'lKST. A gixl line ol bualiicaa, roalilnir. ali1 auliiirbau rniHTi)r. f- Farm Prowrtx lu trai l. Io lull on .aajr li-rmi. ('nrrttltttira tmim j.tljr nawi.rwl. Ofnra, ttolt diHir Io I auflrlil A iluiilltijr'a drug alor. 1 II. DVK. 'ATTOHNKY AM COUNSELOR AT I.AW (Ultra ov.r Orrgnn Ctt JT Hank. oaauiiN citt, ostoox 14 ow you Can Save Money When your children need a laxative or stomach and bowel regulator, buy BABY'S FRUIT LAXATIVE. Fifty down for twenty-live cents. The season for coKIh and coughs, in upon uh. In order to be pre pared for an emergency, get a bottle of Baby's Pectoral Syrup, The bent in the market. Price 25 cents. For sale at the CANBY PHARMACY, Canby, Or. DR. J. H. IRVINE, Proprietor. TK. JANNICY. u . I.AWYKK. KOTAIIV IM'llMC A INHl'HANCK. Ofllce with W. Curry Johnson. 1 D A D.C .ATOl'KRTIK, ATT0KNKY8 AND COUNSELORS AT LAW MAIN 1THKKT. ONKIIUN CITY, OKKOON. furul.h Ah.trarli ol Till., Loan Mnni-jr. Fore oliia Mortvaura, an. I Irantact (mui-ral Law ilualn.a. PORTLAND SEED CO,, lee ami Poultry SUPPLIES Fertilizers Portland, Or. 'SEND TREES. FOR CATALOCUE.-! OMflii flitvRntmrisfii mm m mm -mmmm a m m m i mm mm m w m mm mm mi V A J v W A W A AW $1.50 Per Year. ii.' CKOHH, ATTOHNKY AT LAW. Will ftinin in All I'iii iii or thr Btati RmI Kall .nil Inraranr. Offie. on Main Hlr .1. but Hlitb and Hnv.nth, oaauoN citv. or. J M. KAN Pit, NOTARY l'UHUC, UKAl, KSTATK A INSUKANCK. The Cheapest and Best Paper Clackamas County. Application of Ward II. Law ton for permlmiion to erect telephone pole Fourth f?tr!(:t, i atom the county road granied upon con dition that lie place them 4 feet from the north line of the rixht of way along the road axUfil frr Application of Thereaa Kramer for aid from the county allowed and the clerk authorized to draw a warrant each month hexinniiiii with the firt of Feb ruary for the Hum of ((I, in favor of appli cant. Application of Meade l'oet for aitl for Wiliion HittenhoiiKe, an indigent soldier granted, the allowance to he taken from he indigent aoldivr fund. HeHignation of A. B. Manjnam a clerk of election of Marquain precinct accepted and J. T. Drake appointed in hi jtead. rrnioition of C. K. Youim to tuk charge of Jeaae Allen, Calvin Harrington, and Ole Ilmiaen, patiierH, together with reniontitrance agatriHt permitting the tame, coimidered and proposition de clined. Helative to the proposed change in the boundary line of the Tualatin and New Era election precinrta it wa ordered that the boundary between the two pre cincts remain an eaiahliHlied in 1S02. Orlireil that the warrant for the care of W. C. Kent, a patiiier, be ImhuccI from thia date in fayor of Martin Hotnherger Heport of II. McUugin upon the work and expenae incurred in removing Ihe uliile at the Hull Hun bridge approval and the exeiiiie arxK.untiiig to fvJll.fi onlered paid. The annual report of Road Supervisors A. W. Cooke, W. H. Kmiih. K P. Car ter and G. W. rroeeer approved and or dered on file. Relative to the reiorted obatruction in the 0. B. Taylor road the siiervi8or, W. U, Siuitli waa ordered to remove all ob structions in that part of the road which I had previontdy been epen to Uavel. The resignation of W. ii. MattKin as clerk of election of Viola precinct was accepted and J. M. 1 1 ay den aptointrd to fill the vacancy. Relative to the vacancy caused by the appointment of I. Johnson, a non-resident of the precinct J. II Scott was appointed to fill the! vacancy. I temporary relief as he should deem nec essary. Proposition of V. W. Kinnaird to fur nish the asaessor with plate showing the school district boundaries accepted, and he authorized to prepare said plats, to cost 75 The following named persons were ap pointed judge, and clerks of election of the new precinct of Ely: M. McGeehan, chairman! rhos. Davis and J as. Bhelly, judges, John Darling and W. B. Stafford, clerks. The voting place to be in the basement of the new school building or near by, if that can be obtained. As J. W. Noble who wan appointed a judge of (lection for Oregon City pre cinct No. 2 and lives outside of the dis trict so that he cannot ai t tbe vacancy was filled by the appointment of T. L. Charman, In the matter of contracting for blast ing material for the use of the county in 1H!H, it was ordered that such material be purchased of the California I'owder Work a. The following named persons were ap pointed to act as judges and clerks of election of Oregon City precinct No. 3: C. A. Rands, chairman; J. N. Marring on and Win. Havage judges; J. L Swaf ford and Geo. Ely clerks. Mileage and per diem of the commis sioner was allowed as follows : C. Bair, 3 days and 28 miles, 111.70; R. Scott, 6 days and 50 miles $14. As the formation of Oregon City pre cinct No. 3 made it incumbent upon the court to reorganize the magisterial dis tricts in and around Oregon City pre cincts No. 1,2 and 3 and Abernethy, Ely, Canemah and West Oregon City is naturally tributary to Oregon City and more conveniently transacted there than elsewhere, it was ordered that the fourth manisierial district embraced all of the above named territory. P. F. MOKE Y 'a BOAD PaOPOdlTION. The proposition of-Mr. Morey te'ative BLIZZARDS HOWL. Oregon the Only Section Visited by the Hale. Not ADMIRAL I (MHA WOLSDED. Worst Htorm of the Beaton In Eaat Fighting at Rm The Branch Asylum. the Chicago, Feb. 12. A genuine blizzanl set in here laet night and continues un abated. A fierce gale swept from the) northwest, accompanied by a wet blind ing snow which is pillinc up in drifts in the streets, delaying 'incoming trains, and blocking street car trallic. It is the wont of the winter and is steadily in creasing in violence. Advices to the Associated Tress show the storm is yerj widespread. At Topeka, Kan., it is raging with great violence, with snow a foot deej and still falling, and drifting before fierce west wind. All Ihe 'ailroidsto the west are blockaded The blizzanl is very severe in the western part of tbe state. The mercury is ten above. At Fort Wayne, Ind., a storm is raging; since laet night. Street car traffic is en tirely susnenced. The murcury is fall ing rapidly. A severe storm prevails at Columhun. O. The storm broke at Cleveland this morning . By nocn the street-car service was demoralized, and the prospects are tbe railroads will be blockaded before morning. At St. Louis the storm abated abont noon, with four inches of slushy mixed sleet and snow on the ground. Tele graphic and telephone communications, are severely interfered with. Reports from southern Illinois, south irnand cintral Indiana, Missouri and Arkansas all tell the sane story. The to the building of a road between Oregon wtnatton promises t t-e aggravated xy a " sr 111 Office In tho Pnat Oltlc. Ilnllillni, (isnn City, Orogiin. (). C RNOWNRI.L. A. S. ORRaaRR. IHOWNKI.L k DKKHHKK ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Okriion City, Orruon. Will prarlic In all the rmirta ol the atats. 01 flof, ni'xt dour to I'aufk'lil A lliintluy 'a lni atora. r. F. WHITE. W. A.WIIITK WHITE BROTHERS Practical drchitcrts f- Builders. Will prnparc plana, viuvatliuia, working 1r- lla, and apiK'ini'atlnna lor all kltl'la nl liullil lima Hpcclal atlmiilon Ktvon in motlrrn rnt tain". Katlmati'i lurnlalioil on application Call on orad.lruat W1IITK ft KOH , , Or.ion City, Oid fllK COMMKKCIAL HANK, OF OKKUON CITY. 'aplUl, ..... $100,000 TaANaACTft A UKNRRAL BANKING RCSIMRaS, I.nana mailu. llllla dlacnuntoil. Mattel col leotlima. llnya anil aulla excitative on all polnta In tho I'nlti'd Hlatfx, Knrop. and llmig Kong. Ilcpoalta rccol'-vil anlijnct to clieck Intercut at uanal ratci allcwcd on limit dcpoalta. llault open from V A, M. to 4 r, M. Haturdny evoiiliiRB from S to 7 r. M. D C. LATOUKETTR. Pri-atdcnt. K K DONAl.DHON, Caahlor OREGON CITY JOBBING SHOP. All kiiufs of Tinning, Plumbing and General Jobbing DONE TO ORDER ON SHOUT NOTICE. SEWER AND WATER CONNECTIONS MADE At tho most reasonable rates. City and Oswego towards th3 construc tion of which the Portland General Elec tric sompany la to pay (9000 upon condi tion that the county pays a like sum, is substantially as follows: . The Portland General Electric com p try is to convey for the purposes of a comity road a strip of land 80 Io 100 feet wide from the west end of tbe suspen sion bridge the entire length of the com pany's "property a distance of about one mile and containing 24 acres more or less valued at fOOOO. Through these strips so granted all electric and trans portation privilege are reserved and over all other parts of the county road the company is to be allowed the same priv ileges. Over this right of way a road is to he built to cost $18,000 one-half of atflf'All work in done with a view to lust and satisfy all concerned. A. W. SCHWAN. Nliop Sieventli tit., near llrpot, Oregon ily. JANK OP OKEdCN CITY, Oldest fianklns Heose in Ik mi. Paid up Capital, fiO.OOO. PRRalliRMT, VICR PRRHIORNT, CASIIIRR, MANAORR. THOS. CHARMAM. ORO. A. HARnlNO. 1. O. CAVriRLD. CIIARLRS H. CAUPIXLD. A (enoral banking bualn.ai tranaaeted. Oopoalu raootved subject to clieck. Approved bills and notei dlacoiinled. County aud city warrant! bnualit. Ixtana nude on available leotirlty. Exchange brniRlit and lold. Oollectloiif made promptly. Draft, told ivallaole In any part of the world 4 Telegraphic excliannet sold on Portland, Baa Franclaco, Dhlcaxaand New York. Intereat palj on time dcpoalta. tub Arenta ol THE LONDON CHEQUE BANK J. JONES & SON, DEALER IN Doors, Windows, Mouldings, DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES. Cabinet Work, Fitting up Stores and Repairing of all kinds. Jobbing Orders Fromptly Executed. ' imci'i:n Tin: i.mvi:nt. Jf;ssTSbop corner Fourth and Water streets, back of Pope A Co's, Oregon City 1 lie clerk whs ordered to issue a war-1 which is to be contributed by the Port rant to the sheriff for the collection of , ad General Electric company in three all taxes Bhown upon the la. roll for 18113. j equal annual payments and the other The report of G. W. Prosser, suer-j half by the county in two equal annual visor of road district No. 4, for January i installments The company aUo agrees showed that there had been expended j to move its rock crusher now in use at for work $-22.51, for material $M.2u; for the west side station, upon the comple- supervision $12, total $285.80. The re-, tion of that plant to a suitable location port wis approved and the expense ac-' and to furnish two men to pper- I ate it. The county must aUo construct sudden drop of the tetnprature, covering the ground with a coating of ice. Traffic isat a standstill. The telegraph sitna tion ii the worst for a long time. No wires south and very few in any other direction. Fort Scott, Kan., reports the heaviest snow in many vears. A Missouri Pa cilBc paseenger train is snow bound near Moran. Three engines, sent to its re lief are believed to be also snowed in. At Hammond, Ind., the snow is two feet deep, still falling, and drifting badly. Street cars are tied up. At Ottumww, la., the heaviest blizzard of the season. The snow is fifteen inchest deep, drifting badly, and the tempratur atxero. At noon the wind was blowing seventy miles an hour, with indications that tbe blizzard will continue thoroughout the night, with the coldest weather of tbe year. Many pedestrians were injured by being carried off their feet by the gale. Many carriages were overturned and the occupants hurt. The waves oia the lakes were extraordinarily high. Fighting la Uraill. Nkw Yobs, Feb. 13. The Herald count allowed. The report of W. II. Smith, supervisor i a suitable bridge across Sucker Creek at i correspondent at Rio telegaphs to Mont ot road aistrict o. 2 lor January showed that there had been expended, for labor $220.23; for material $5.83; for super vision $20, total $24tl.n The report was approved aud the exteiise account allowed . The report of W. II. Smith supervisor of road district No. 2 for January ehowed uwego. j evideo the following: "It is rumored in inese conuutons are summarized as : the city' now that a crisis in Peixoto'et follows: 1. The withdrawal of the moitgage tax suit. 2. The building of the bridge at Sucker Creek. 3. Appointing of a trustee who shall that there had been expended, for labor J have charge ot building this road and $223.23, for mute rial $o.K5, for suiter-, the handling of the money, vision $20, tatul $240.01. The report was I 4. The payment to said trustee on the approved and ordered on tile. part ot the count v a sum of money equal The report of E. P. Carter, supervisor I to the amount paid by the company, of rond district No. 3 showed an extemii- jail electrical and transportation rights ture for labor of $19 3". The report was over lands on said surveyed line, other approved and tho account ordered paid, ; than that owned by the company, the The petition of L. Ileitis et al for a j countv to pay one-half in one year and SEVENTH STREET DRUG STORE. DR. L. M. ANDREWS, Prop. A Full Line of Fresh Drugs and Medicines. Patent Medicines of all Makes, Notions, Optical Goods Full Stock of Machine Oils, Best and Cheapest. Fine selection of Perfumery and Toilet Soaps. And Lead ing Brands of Cigars. i'iti:N itH"iio.!M ;AKi:rt l.i.v i-)i.i.i:i. Shively's Block, - Oregon City, Or. GEORGE BROUGHTON, MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS 0P 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, OREGON CITY; OR. county road was granted and Sidney Smyth, county surveyor, appointed to make the survey with S. II. Wing, J. K. Sipahr and Peter Adams as viewers to meet at the place of beginning on the 20th of February at 10 o'clock. The proposition of the Portland Gen eral Electric company to coin promise with the county upon the suit against them for delinquent mortgage tax to pay in the sum of $!),000to be expended upon the county road between Oregon City and Oswego, the county to expend a like sum was urged by II. II. JohnRon and others, , Tbe opinion of C. D. Latourette attorney for the county beir.g asked whs given in favor of making a compromise of the suit providing it could be done on terms favorable to the-county. The matter was finally laid over till the March term. Resignation of J. M. Traccy as judge of election in Logan precinct accepted and John Itarglleld appointed to fill the vacancy and designated as chairman. Proposition of W. II. Young to board and care for county charges was re jected. Relative to the application of Mrs. N. Smith for aid from the county, Commis sioner Bair was ordered to make investi gation and if he found the necessity ur gent he was empowered to all or d such the balance in two years from date ; the company to pay one-third of the amount upon the acceptance of this proposition by the court, one-third in one year and one-third in two years. J Foy, witness $ 3 80 C W Ganong, sheriff 47 66 J C Bradley, assessor 2t'8 00 Glass A Smyth, pauper 12 38 O C cemetery 5 00 O C Water Works, court house. . 15 00 P Harris, pan iter 20 00 Draw ing jury list 7 00 r.NTKKi'Hisu, stationery 4!l W II Cochrane, road acct 125 Portland Hospital 31 00 State vs John Smith 38 00 " " John Smith 10 10 " " Ed Boyles 3 40 Search warrant app, L. Smith. . . 7 50 Sidney Smyth, surveyor 6 00 C W Ganong, jailer 32 84 GeoFHorton, clerk 517 lo R L Holman, pauper 15 00 J Duffy, pauper 1 75 O C Iron Works court house 1 00 Ben C Irwin A Co, records 8 50 S M Ramsby. recorder 104 65 C Kerr, road aect ' 13 90 W A Huntley, stationery 40 84 State vs Geo Blanchard 43 05 " " Ed Duncan 26' 55 " " Harry Clark 27 40 " " Jos. Beck, insane 18 80 Search warrant app. R. Wood 5 80 The following bills were laid over till the March term ; Enoe Cahill, road account $100 00 Ben C. Irwin A Co., records 8 50 cabinet is imminent. The state of seige will probably be continued longer than was contemplated. Word has reached Rio from Santos that the rebels hare landed at Iguape, a town in Ihe state of Sao Paulo, on the south bank of the Iguape river, and are marching upon the city of Sao Paulo, capital of the state of that name. From Rio Grande do Sul reports have just been received that the government troops have met defeat at Ombu. Three hundred of them were killed and their amunitiou of war and provis ions captured. Ottici 1 dispatches re ceived here today from Rio, bring conformation of the attack of the rebels upon Kictheroy and their repulse by the government troops. The new com mander of the British fleet has arrived in Rio harbor. The Branch Asylum. Salem, Or., Feb. 13. For the purpose of testing the legality of the legislative act of lSt)3, as to w hether it is constitu tional, an injunction is to be brought against ihe location and erection of the branch insane asylum in Eastern Oregon. This time the injunction is coming front Polk county, the complainant being A. C. Taylor, a prominent and influential farmer of Perrydale. The pape a in the case have already been prepared, and service will be had and suit will be com menced before Judge Burnett this week in Salem. W. II. Holmes and II. J. Bigger, of this city, have been retained as attorneys for Mr. Taylor and those who are associated with him in the case. The action is to be commenced at once, the ot'jcct being to stop all proceedings before any further expense has been created before the governor, secretary of state and statu treasurer shall have purchased the site selected and taken active steps looking to the erection oC the necessary buildings.