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Mlirnry Aonfntfnn 0 City ERPRISE. REGON nn 1 JUJ VOL 28. NO. 22. QKEC20N CITY, OREGON, FRIDAY. MARCH 30, 1894. ESTABLISHED 1866 JN t'ul'KT. nirnull nmirl nnvni flrt Mln1ny III No omimr mill llilnl Mmiilay In April, I'rntiata court In H'oluli flrat Miiuilaf In i'b month. OnHimlxliinxri eimrt meals fl rat Wmllioila liar tint Monday ul t will nuintli. c AIM HUCKAMAH A II HT It ACT A Tlil'KT CO, .UtractioM'UckntiiM county liroiHirly i,ik- laity. (Iikhi work, rpwmaiia niiarit. Work RiiNrmilrril, Uivm UNittrliil I) 0. Ulimrett, K, K lioiialilniii, i. V. tlurk, lilrvemra. IlimilclH MTV, .... IIKKOclN. H H JIIIINxm. D W KINWAIKU. ITINNAIItn JOIINHuN, CIVIL KNOIHKKItHANI UtTHV KYOItM. Hallway laxailiin ami r.m.iriK'iluii, tjrlltf. plain aiel optimal, lur WKlor nil'l'lf lralhai hikI atrwit liiirnmoiit ul Uwn. HjiorUI ttmitluii (Ivnn to ormiihllnt and Line f r l ti 1 1 li K 1 It IIAYKH, ATTOUNKY AT LAW, ()UciK CITY, llimoll. Will pmi'llm In ll l! n.iirn lit tli ltv Onti'v, noiiivr Until and hlghtli utrcxilt, o.olli court ll"Uo yy CAItKY JollNHON, LAWYKJl. Corner Klihl ami Main aihwle, Or'i.n (.'lly. ori'"ii, ItKAI. KHTATK TOHKLL AND MONKY TO LOAN. I., POHTKIt. ATTOUNKY AT LAW mnitiii or rsoraarr rinxooiati. OrBr nil to Origin t'liy Lank mi mil stroet. O. T. WILLIAMS 'itKAL r.Ht ATK AMI LOAN AHF.NT. A t llns ul biulim", rWdeurs and aiitiuruaii l'rorty. Farm rtrty lu tract to mil nu eajf terms. ('nrrtiiitpiirii iimmptly answered. Ofur, ! iJ.Hir tu I'anfleld A llwitltiy'i tlnm elora. 1 II. UYK. ATTOKNKY AND Cul'NSKLOK AT LAW OnVt) over Orriia City Hank. OttattioM CITV. 0oo . DC LATOt ltmK, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW MAIM HTHKKTi OaaOO CITY, OKHUOH. rurnl.h Atrarta ol Tills. Loan Money, fort cluaa Morttaitra, ami tramact (Jvurrat Law Muilneaa. J J K. t'HOHS, ATTOKXKY AT LAW. IM. PHilTH I IH ALL fl'I'IITa Or Til 8TATI Rpal btotii and Iniuranre. Onti' on Main tttr et. Iwt. Hlitli auJ Heveiith, oaxiioN citv, "jp u.Hhbtm, KOTAKY PUltLIC, HEAL E8TATK A 1NSUKASCE. Offlre In tho i'it omre liullitlm, Om ii.iii City, Ori'inti. 0. C. imowXHt.L. lKK. ItOWN'KLI. A PHKHSKR ATTOKNKY8 AT LAW, OaaunH City, - Oaoow. Will praotlre In all theooiirta ol tlii atate. 01 floe, mil lor to Caufleld A II mil Icy 'a dru lore. riMIK KKI.I,OU(l Hi llOnl. of lUtKHH t'UTT- I iv.-.! -til U..l..i Ml linrtlanil. Or. I.m are not IIiiiIIpiI. Kacli arholar an hrlin In a iln-a ami l tarht to Cut, I llaate ami Ktnlali coinnlele. I'alti'rna mil I , to nnler warrantvil ntlln anJ (IttlUK a I J menially, onlera tor ai'conl lull riaiunn ; will reiwlve prompt atlnitlnu. I v r-. i in r r aam. a. C. n I LC. vjoii, naoin, Jk I . . .11 I III 1 1 ' 1 aut..utjLtAiinniitIU.u;aUiUuaaaufcr,(U,ll P. WIIITK. W.A.WIIITB WHITE BROTHERS l'ractical jtrchitfiets f Builders. Will pmpare iilana, elvvallona, worklim dn- IU, ami aponlflimtlniia lor all klmla of liiulil liiKa HiH-i'Ul atluiitloii kIvoii to mmlern cot taea. Katlmatti lurnlalioil on appllctallon Cation oraiUlroai WIIITK ilUOH., OreRou City, 0(0 rpilK COMMEUCIAL DANK, OF OKKUON CITY. !apltal, 100,0OU TRANMAITH A OKHKRAL IUNK1N0 DtlBIN KHR. Ioana mailo. Dllla dlaooimtvd. Mnkei col locttotia. llnya and soil exi'linnxo on all poluti In the Unlliid Htaton, Kurope and IIiiiik Koiift. lcpoalta renei"(id tulijei't to check Interi-at at uaiial ratri allowed on time dvponlta. Hank open from 0 a. M. to 4 r. u. Haturday evenlnga from 6 to 7 T. M. D. C. LATOUHKTTK, Pn-aiilent. V K IIONAI.DHON, Caahlor JANK OK OltKUON CITY, Oldest Banklns EQQse In tlie CltF. Paid up Capital, ..'.O.OOO. rRKBIDItNT, VIC rKKHIbRNT, OAalllKH. MANAOKR. TIIOI. CIURMAM. 010. A, HARDINQ. I. 0 CAIirllCI.D niiAat.su II. CAuriKM). A lenorul banking bualnena transacted. Depoalta received tubject to chock. Approved bllla and notca discounted. Count; and city warrnnta bought. Loaiih mvle on avallablo aeourlty. Exnliange boiiRht and lold. Collection! made promptly. Drain aold .tvallaolc In any part of the world ToleRraphlo eiclmiiRen aold on Portland, Ban Franclaco, Chlcagjand New York, Intercut palj on time dopoalta. iub Arenti of THE LONDON CHKQUB BANK QREGON CITY IRON WORKS, j New ami Ktilarod Shop with all appliance" for MACHINE WORK & CASTING. All work executed in tho bent iimniier poMriiblo. I'romptnoHS guaran teed on all orders. Prices" tho lowest to Ik) hud in Portland. Shop on Fourth Street, near Main, Oregon City, Oregon. J. ROAKE & CO., Proprietors. Uow you Can Save Money When your ehilJren need a laxative or Btomauh nnl Ixiwel regulutor, buy BABY'S FRUIT LAXATIVE. Fifty doHi-H lr twenty-five centH. The Heanon for eoldn and coughrt in upon uh. In order to be pre pared fur an emergency, get a bottle of Baby's Pectoral Syrup, The beet in tho market. Price 2") cents. For Hale at the CANBY PHARMACY, Cai.by, Or. DR. J. H. IRVINE, Proprietor. Oregon City $1.50 Per Year. The Cheapest and Clackamas OREGON CITY JOBBING SHOP. All kinds of Tinning, Plumbing and General Jobbing DONE TO .ORDER ON SHOUT NOTICE. SEWER AND WATER CONNECTIONS MADE At the inoHt ivatnnaMe rates. f tJPAll work is done with a view to hint and satisfy all concerned. A. W. SCHWAN. Nhop oai Nrventh Pit., nenr l-i, Oregon J. JONES DKAl.KK Doors, Windows, Mouldings, DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES. Cabinet Work, Fitting up Storos and Repairing of all kinds. Jobbing Orders Promptly Executed. lMtK'I'.N THE I.OWt:NT. tfT"Shop corner Fourth ami Water streets, back of Tope A Co's, Oregon City SEVENTH STREET DRUG STORE. DR. L. M. ANDREWS. Prop. A Full Line of Fresh Drugs and Medicines. Patent Medicines of all Makes, Notions, Optical Coods Full Stock Of Machine Oils, Best and Cheapest. Fine select) t of Perfumery and Toilet Soaps. And Lead ing Brands of Cigars. Mti:M itirTioN caki:i'i i.i.y riM.i.i. Shlvoly's Block, " 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. HSpeclaBill8 Cut to Order heeh: Mill and Yard on the River, Foot of Main Street, ORKGON CITY, OR. Enterpri S6 Best Paper in County. & SON, IN BLEAK BLIZZARD HowIh Fiercely Throughout the Kustern State. WOKST HTOK.H OK THE HEASOJf. .Numerous So-called Industrial Arm ie Throughout the Country Fake OrirnttizutloiiM. Ht. Paul, March 24. One week mo I wliun the mercury was 75 degree above zero.lhe hiitheat readied In March, it was lioHid that the woritt of the winter had paused, but this week's weather has proved otlicrwiHc. During the earlier purt of the week there were severe Htoriiis at the heads of the lakes, and Smith Iiukota aulTiTsd from the same bllzurd that did so much damage in N'brahka and Colorado. Laet HlJit Nobraxka and the Dakota were viHiied by a storm that in many ways sur paaiied anything experienced during the wlntr while all parts of the Northwest have had a share of it. Along the southern shore of Lake Superior It is in the nature of a storm accompanied by severe gales and some snow is reported from Dakota. The worst featare of the storm in most localities was the very high wind It lias been blowing a gale, and tonight it continues, while the mer cury is drooping and zero is promised before morning. At Minto, N. D., last night the steeple of the Presbyterian church was blown down and the people who were preparing for Easter narrowly ecaied. Trains were delayed and the country people were unable to reach town. Several buildings were unroofed at ("rookslon. Much (ilas was broken and the snow drifted badly. At Groton. 8 I)., a young man about 30 years of age, supposed to be Frank Snell, was found half a mile south of town frozen to death. Mahiji'ettk, Mich., March 24. The worst blizzard of the winter struck here this morning. The mercury dropped 20 degrees. The wind tonight is blowing almost a hurricane, and much damage feared. Reports from other towns in upier Michiitan show that the gale and bllra.Vd is general. . ropulliU Contingent Xarohing. Massiluk, Ohio. March 24,-There seems to be no danger of the soldiers of Coney's commonweal army starving The populists along the line of march are hextirring themselves. At Alliance a store room has been set apart as com missary headquarters and this is packed with in endless variety of eatables. A farmer near Pittsburg sends word that he has slaughtered three oxen and will have them roasted belore the army ar rives. At Canton arrangements have been made to give the soldiers their feast on Monday morning. A carload of potatoes, flour and provisions of other kinds baa been donated by farmers of Greentown, and contributions of money are coming in from other places. San Astosio, March 24. The first company of sixty, of Gen. Fry's so- called industrial army of one thousand men, are on their way to San Antonio and the populiHts of San Antonio have arranged to feet! and entertain the army during.its stay. New Money Order Offices. , Washington, D. C, March 23 There will be 138 money order offices and thir teen postal offices established through out the country on April 2. The former will be distributed by States as follows : Alabama, 2; Arkansas. 1; California, 3; Colorado, 1 j Connecticut, 2 ; Florida, 3 ; Georgia, 3; Idaho, 1; Illinois, 2; In diana, 4; Iowa, 6; Kansas, 3; Kentucky, 2; Louisiana, 8; Maine 8; Maryland, 1; Massachusetts, 4; Michigan 6; Minne sota, 5; Mississippi, 3; Missouri, 4; Ne braska, K ; Nevada, 1 j New Jersey, 1 ; New Mexico, 1; New York, 5; North Carolina, 2; North Dakota, 4; Ohio, 1; Oklahoma, 6; Oregon, 3 j Pennsylvania, 2; South Carolina, 6; South Dakota, 1; Tennessee, 2; Texas, 13; Utah, 1; Ver mont, 5; Virginia, 2; Washington, 3; Wisconsin, 1. The postal-note offices are distributed i follows: California, 2; Washington, 3; Arkansas, Indian Territory, Louis iana, Mississippi, Missouri, Ohio, Penn sylvania and Tennessee, 1 each. No New Trial! for Them Portland, Or, , March 24. Judge Bel linger in the United States district court this morning rendered a decision denying the motion for a new trial in the case of the United States against C. J. Mulkcy, William Dunbar and P, J. Brannon. Oolorad.'a Industrial Army. Dknvkr. March 24. Bert Hamilton, a civil engineer and actor, is organizing an army similar to tho Coxey army to go to Washington and demand free coinage of silver, the construction of a new railroad from the Ohio river to the Taciflc coast and other legislation in the interest of the western portion of the United States He had called a meeting of the unem ployed for tomorrow night and meetings will be held throughout the week to promote the movement and effect an or ganization. The start will m made next Saturday and Mr. Hamilton expect to leave Colorado with at least.VXM) men and gain recruits all along the line. The army will demand free transportation from the railroads. f rendergtit iotlng a Fart Chicago, March 24. By an agreement between the attorneys, the hearing of the question of Assassin Prendergast't insan ity is postponed till Tuesday. During the arguments for a contiuance the prisoner became very obstreperous, demanding that he be heard, and de livering, finally, a long talk on his rights in the matter, and frequently interrupt ing proceedings by loud demands that the trial proceed at once. Before he was removed from the court room, Prendergast became violently angry with the balifTs, who attempted to silence him, and, screaming with rage, fought them fiercely. He was finally lifted up bodily and carried out. Beattlt'a Ei-Treamrer. SiATTi., March 21 Ex-city treasurer Adolph Krug, convicted of unlawfully using the city's money, was tonight sen tenced to seven years at hard labor in the penitentiary. An appeal has been taken and he will remain out on bonds. The motion for a stay of judgment was denied. The principal ground for the motion was tnat the present city charter is invalid and therefore Krug has never been a public officer. If the supreme court sustains Krug's attorney's position on the point, it will invalidate all bonds and street grading ordinances, etc., for years past. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Furnished Erery Week by the Clacka mas Abstract and Trust Company. 0 4 C R R Co to Tranz Kllinz ee1 of sec2U, t 2 a, r5e 40 acres f 171 J W Thomas to Jos U Campbell 19 acres in sec 20, t 5 I, r 2 e 1 0 4 C R R toThemas D Phelps se of sec 5, t 2 s, r 5 e, liiO acres 440 J L Evans and wife to A Hermann e! of seV4' of sec 24, 1 4 s, r 2 e 80 acres.........!..".....:'.' '.. 350 A Hermann and wife to Mary A Evans 8 acres in t 3 a, r 2 e 3o0 Geo Waldron and wite to Chas Ritz enthaler and wife a4 of se'j of sec 30, 1 3 8, r2e 2000 Chas Ritzenhaler and wife to Geo Waldron and wife 1 acrs in the Fisher D L C No 44. t 2 s, lie.. 300 Chas Ritzenhaler and wife to Geo Waldron and wife land in t 2 8, r2e 1700 E H Millard and husband to Eliza beth Uenretty lota in Oswego 3500 John Mathiesen and wife to D VV Hoelbing ne'4' of se of sec 17, t 3 , r 5 e . 270 John Zins and wife to Geo Brown and wife parts of Joseph Parrot'B D L C No 43, 1 3 8. r 1 e 300 John Zins and wife to P C Solle and wife land in see 23, t3s, rle... 500 E L Davidson to Helen Montour lots 7 and 8 in block 17, South Oswego 140 F. E Morand to W K Agnew lots 41 and 32 in blk 69 Minthorn 300 F Matthias to Jonana Matthias shj of wn' of nel4 of sec 10, t 2 a, r 3 e 10 Henry Richter and wife to Martin Richter 20 acres in 1 3 s, r 1 e. . . . 900 L M and C A Arnoudts to Phillipp Chaperon 320 acres in t 3 s, r 3 e 450 O A C R R Co to Wm Johnson land in t 5 8. r 3 e 840 0 & C R R Ce to Rhys Gwynn ne of the set, sec 10, t 6, r 2 e 100 F Herdliska to R C Herdleska lot lObik 30 O I A S Co's 1st add to Oswego 1 Elmer Heirs to Frank Spoor 150 acres in t 5 b, r 2 e ,. . . . 1333 S H Dix and wife to W H Wilson se4 of nw4 of sec 34, 1 4 s, r 3 e 40 acres 200 Having purchased the copyright of Thome's Title Abstract Indexes giving us sole right to use them in Clackamas county, and the abstract books compiled and formerly owned by Thorne & Son. we are prepared to furnish complete and accurate abstracts of title and to correct or extend old abstracts. We solicit your patronage and guarantee first class work. Office over Huntley's Drug store. Clackamas Abstract & Trust Co. Jio Quarter will do you as much good as the one that buys Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. This is what you get with them : An absolute and permanent cure for Constipation, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, Sick and Bilious Headaches, and all derange ments of the liver, stomach and bowels. Not just temporary relief, and then a worse condition afterward but help that lasts. Blank note, receipt and order books at the Entkki'riss office . A NEW TREATY- iNegotlated by the Administra tion Its Feature. SOT FAVORABLY RECEIVED. Pacific Coat and Westerners Dent Like the PrerUlons of the New Treaty. Wahhnoton, March21. The senate committee on foreign relations has been considering an important Chinese treaty negotiated by the new Chinese minister and Secretary Gresbam. The treaty waa sent to the senate some time auo, and referred to the foreign relations com mittee, where it has been considered and discussed in all its details. As ne gotiated, the treaty practically eeta attide and supersedes the Scott exclu sion act and the recently enacted Geary law. It is an immigration treaty, and provides for the admittance of Chinesw immigrants tinder restrictions. It also has for its object the protection of the Chinese already in this country. While it does not repeal the Geary law, it is said to render it nugatory in many par ticulars. The treaty will have a stormy time in the senate. The Pacific Coast and western senators are already vigor ously fighting it and they have sup port from those eastern senators who have always oppoeed Chinese immigra tion and supported vigorous exclusion, laws. The new treaty runs for twenty years, and at the expiration of twenty years, if neither government shall give notice to the other of its intention to have it terminated, then it shall remain in force another twenty years. During the life of the treaty Chinese are prohibited from entering the coun try, except on ce-tains conditions, Pro vision is made for the return of any Chinamen who has a lawful wife, chil dren or parents in the United States, property to the amount of $1,000, or debts due to that amjtint. In order to secure the benefits of this provision a Chinaman must leave with an officer of the United States a description of hie family or property and secure a certifi cate for his return. He must also re turn within a year, which may be ex tended another year in case of sickness or other causes beyond control. The Chinese government is to take greater precautions to prevent the coming of Chinese laborers to this country. For as Island Kepnllio. Sax Fbancisco, March 22. The Evening Post says it has positive in formation that letters recalling Lorin A. Thurston, Hawaiian minister to the United States, are now on their way to Washington, and that he will be requested to hurry home as speedily as possible. Its information also is that a permanent republican government is about to be established in Hawaii. The statement is partly confirmed by recent advices from Honolulu. Oregon State Sundaj School Convention The Ninth Annual Convention of the Oregon State Sunday School Association will be held in the First M. E. church in Salem, opening Wednesday May 2d, 1894, at 2 P. M. and closing Friday, May 5 at noon. This is a mass conven tion. Every person interested in Sunday school wotk is cordially iuvited. Every school in the state is urged to send as many delegates as possible. The pres ence of Mr. William Renolds, Interna tional Field Superintendent, will add much to the value of the meetings. None can afford to miss them. Attend ance will open your eyes, and give you fresh courage for another year's efforts. The names of all exoecting to be pres ent and desiring entertainment should be sent to W. W . Brooks, Salem not later than April 23rd. Delegates buyiug full fare to Salem will receive certificates at convention entitling them to return trip tickets at one-third fare over Southern Pacific lines. The Oregon Pacific railroad will also make special rates of one and one-naif . fares for round trip. We want you there. Come ! F. R. Cook, Secretary State Sunday School Asso ciation. Attention Fruit Growers. The first quarterly meeting for 1S94 of the Clackamas County Horticultural Association will be held in Oswego on Thursday the 19th day of April, 1894, at 10 A. 51. Address of welcome by Mr. Garrisch, response by Gilbert Robins. As it is important that this organization be perpetuated all fruit growers should attend. J. Casto, President. Mid-Winter Fair excursion tickets, Oregoa City to San Francisco and return, via Southern Pacific Co's Shasta Route, will be placed on Bale January 23rd. Rate $27.60, including five admissions to the fair. Tickets good for thirty daya from date of sale.