Oregon City enterprise., July 27, 1894, Image 5

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Uiry of tliiM nun of dm ifnvcrnor'H 'U I un
foine otil : "Vn Whuhit In mi ci-coic
vli-l, two-lcrm limn, known tlirotiih
out Iks roant m tmruliir, lii!liy
limn and Hll-nnitiml tlititf, oiin of ll'i
ilarliiu anil ilaMigomn criminal in Hit
MN tion of tlio country. IW-u ollker
all over tli alato luvu Immmi on tlitt IimiU
out for liim lor two montha pint, ml tt In
caiturt) dy Cliicf Mimo la roiiHllcrfl
ana very clnvur iir ol ilnii'divn work.
l'liif Mintu lot ali-il him up iicur HkiuIv
lnt Moiiilav ati'l found Mm in rump
in Hid linn.li. A iiiuii iwnt alioail of llic
olllcer mniiHi;M to pon linf a jHil wnlcli
atoleii liy 1 1 in liumlar from luin for 17
Tlifii Chief Mintu cluaeil in on liim ami
IIittliiTKil him in 'un Winner i aii
iMimi, to Iihvii lml a liitml in a liMiwuv
rohliery lit .Molulla Home timu niio, alao
tlio nun nl Hrooka, wlieni tlie thtiittlia
clinrKO'l a revolver at till intcmleil vic
tim, lit) la alao niiMM'ctfil of aevvral
tuirKliirii'H roiiiinitle'l in rortluml tlinitiit
tlio pitat wecka. In npn'iirance ami
lui'tliiiilH an iik'iier Im aliuve tlio aver
uk run of criniiiiitla, lull he ia ilarum
ami ili'HperuUt, ami the ilir hreathe
earner hecuiiao liu im unco more behind
priaon liur. Werti it not for I'hlef Mm
lo' foreaii(lit ill aei'tiriii the watch
there m lht he no direct evidence attaintd
the pnaoiicr.
Mt. IIooo Illuminatki) Tliu pro
HiHed illumination uf Mt. Hood on the
iveiilii of the Huh bv tlio Maxamaa
Iiiiviiik failed to tiiKtcrcaline, another
party of camH'r tleciiled to make Hie
attempt, and thouifh they did not allo
wed lu initkin a lilu.e on tlio top, they
did illuminuto Crnt.ir rock. Col. It. A.
Miller, of Ihla cltv, witneaiud tho cenH
and anyi of it Monday: "At 5 o'clock
Mondiiy afternoon the hlnrk amoke will
to he a-en from thie rity riitin Iroin or
neur Crater nn k. The wind drove it
eastward and down White river dueler.
At II o'clock the next ni(lit tho Illumin
ation ol Ml. Hood vvitH plainly viaihle.
There wua two diHtinct illiuninationa;
one liialed over a ininiiti) and a quarter.
There wa a llaah uf liR'it at 17 minute
paat 1 1, followed by llirou more HhhIich
butween Hint and liulf piiMt. Theao flnahea
Inaled about 10 aeconila, and were each
time lower down tho mountain Many
walchom left their poHt before 11 o'clock,
and were deprived of aceing a very in
tercHtiiiK and liemitiful aiulit,
Wu.i, Hkmihiki, tiik Ciii'hcii. -Some-thinit
like alx year a airo the I'reatiy
terlun church waa orgnniwd in t h l city
with eitflit iiiemhera uinl about year
later Kev. (i. Win. (iiboney waa culled
and inatiilled an paHtor. Since that time
the it row III ot the church and kindred
Hocieliea lum been cotiHtant and tho work
tlonubythu aocieiy in the community
eminently i m port nut and aulutury. The
building erected for worahip tho full after
tho orKiinir.ation of the church haa
proven Inadequate to the demanda of the
coiiitreKatlon and at a coiiKreuationikl
meeting held hiHtMondiiy evcninn it wag
roHolvud to procued ut once with tho
erection of an addition which will en
tirely clianifo the exterior apiearance of
tliHcdillce and more than double the
Bcatini; ciipucitv within. The contract
wua let to K. W. Scott who la to bein
work at once and have the building ready
for uho by the flrat of October.
An Inhkct Dkhtkoykk. Superintend
ent Lclontf, of the California mute board
of horticulturo, who promined to send a
colony of AiiHtraliun "Muck liuly-birds"
to I lie Oregon board of horticulture in
June, wiilea to Hiicretury Sargent tlmt
they were collected, but owing to the
atoppiige of mail trains they hud to be
liberated nguin. lit) will endeavor to
have a colony reach here about the end
of A iik'nnt . 'in tho nieiintimt) ho baa
Hbipp.'d a colony of "twice-atiibbed"
liuly-liirdH, whicli liedirectH to be placed
on a tree infcHled with the Situ Joae
acalu and other pcHtifcroua inweta, nnd
they are to ho introduced here in order
tlmt they may Hprcud over tlio ntnto.
That Mr. Iloon Kii.mno Tiuiiduy'i
Orngonlan aaya a falaa report that the
Mount Hood atugn had been held up by
two umaked liiyliineii near (loviirnmeiit
camp early Monday morning and the
driver, Klchard Hanllnld, and one uf
tliu lioraea killed, wuh circulated widely
on thiiatrei'la yealerduy, and found cur
rency In the evening paper. Inquiry
into the facta of the caae allowed that the
alory w ill iiothold water, and that aoinn
one miiHt have been lying trcmcndoiialy,
Itlcliard liaiilleld, the driver who waa
allegnd to have been allot, waa in l'oit
land up to 2 I'. M. Monday, and at the
hour left on the regular atage, which had
Ix'fn delayed eight boura on account of
a broken whi'u!, Up to that timu he
hud heard nothing of the alleged "hold
uu,"for lie aald lioihlngto thoHtuhhuneii
who helied him hitch up. He waa very
luiaiirrly lu hi iiiovemenlH, took only
Ida regular team and made no unuaual
preparatiotia for the trip. The triable
men at the burn where the Ntagu coachea
and horac are kept aald that they did
not lake any alock In the atory, aa they
did not think there waa any atugn at
(iovnriimeiit camp, or any driver to
bring it In If one waa there.
Anotiikk l'Kar. A yellow flower weed
haa taken poaaeaHion of the country along
the Pallaa road, near Kola, apreudiug
rapldlv and crowding out all other vcku
tutlon. Nothing appeara to eat It, and
the puaturea covered with it are Worth
leaa. I'lowing holda It in check while
plowed, but it a hi n covcra the ground
aguln when plowing ceaaea, I'uiiliiiea
cannot m plowed and are therefoie ren-ilf-red
naeleaa. It HK'ad from the root
which never die, and alao from the
aecd. It la a Very dangeroiia wwd. The
attention of l'rof. Crulg, loluniat at the
agrlculturul college, hua been called to
Una weed, and he ia of the opinion from
the deacription that it ia the moth mul
lein, hut without aumplea cannot apeak
authoritatively. The moth mullein ia
a (Imigrroiiw weed with a hardy growth,
and k ilia out even timothy and kindred
graaaca. Saiuplea of tho I'olk ciiinly
weed have tieen aent for by l'rof Craig,
and on receipt of them the character of
lb! new enemy to puaturea and Held
w ill t determined and a remedy aug
gealed Wn.i.iaoN Wa Hki.d I'aator Willi
aoti haa had to anawcl to three charge
before a Portland unlii:e umiii all uf
which he waa held to the grand Jury
The flral charge of forgery preferred
aguinat him waa heard Friday morning
at the requeat of the pilaoner. William
and I-na Wagner wer the compluining
witni'am'a. They allege tlmt Williaui
forged their aignature to piomiaaory
note, which he afterward cashed at the
bank. I'pon Mr. Keed'a testimony, the
deputy diairict attorney anked that llie
defeiidiiiit le held. Pcfc ndnnl'a at
torney demurred, on the ground that the
ritute waa unable to prove that defendant
knew the tunica to be a forgery when
he uttered the paper. JtiHtice (ietaler,
however, thought tho cnae uiitiht aland
fuither inveHiigtion, and remanded
Williaon to the grand jury in lunula of
(IIKK).
llil.l.'a Koaii Couino. lteport from
I'ortland are to the I'tlcct that the pro
poned tralllc arrangement between the
Great Northern and the O. It. & N. ia in
a fair way to be ennaummated at an
early date, and it ia probable that a
aimilar agreement will be couaiiiumated
with the I'nion Pacific at the aame time.
Mr. I'. P. Shebly, second vice-pieaident
and general manager of the Great North
ern who hua been in Portland for
auveral days in consultation with the
tralllc and paaaenger agtMitl of tho 0. H.
A N. in regard to the preliminary detuila
of I ho tralllc agreement, baa concluded
hia Interview and left for St. Paul to
place the result before Prealdent , Hill
and other olllcialaof the Great Northern.
It ia intended that cam of the Great
Northern ahull run through from St.
Paul to Portland without change, the
0. K. A N. furnishing the motive powei
from Spokano.
Clackamas Joint Sknatok. The Ku-
gene Journal says: "Hon. Alonzo Gea-
nor, joint state senator from Marion
and Clackamua counties, made us a cull
on Friday afternoon of last week, on his
way from where he had sent three
weeks surveying in the mountains south
of the McKcnzle and opposite Blue
River, to Luke Creek in the Coast moun
tains in the Siusluw country whore ho
has another surveying contract. He
has not yd finished the township in the
Cnacudcs but will return and finish it
later in tho summer when tho snow has
all disappeared.
Tiik Jacoiis' Kuii.iiino. The Pacific
Builder contains a notice to the effect
that tho contract bus just been lot lor a
building to bo erected at Port
land for tho Jacob's Brothers, owners
of the woolen mill iu this city.
The building is to be a three-story
brick with store rooms on the ground
floor and oflkos or other rooms on tho
two other floors above. Tho contract
price for tho building outside of plumb
ing, cast Iron work and electric wring
wus $13, COS. The other items increase
the cost loss than $2000.
Many Killed by Eartliqmikoi.
London, July 112. The Constantinople
correspondent of the Stiindiird, telegraphs
that notwitlistunding tho attempts at
concealment, it ia cleurly established
that over 1000 persons lost their livas
during tho recent earthquakes.
IWKiKii o A Toot A dispatch from
Independence to the Hiinday Oicgoliliin
aaya that lust night twenty loggers made
an attempt to tuke this town (or several
hour and made night hideous with
their curonsliig. Three million feet of
log for Oregon Cite are flouting past
town and these men follow the logs.
Their huslnesa i to ahoe the logs oil"
the hank, They have a regular floating
boardlng-houau. After supper last night
they came up town and proceeded to
get drunk and defy the authorities. The
lone night watchman waa unable to r
rirnt them, so deputies were called in and
two timn were pluced In Jail. Heveral
ahots were fired aa the loggers retreated
and pushed their camp into the middle
of the river.
W. 8. Laihs Kstatic. Suit hua been
commenced in the United States cir
cuit court by P. Albert Hitler and Sarah
K. Hiller, his wife, of Sun Francisco,
against Caroline A. Ladd, William M.
l-aild, Charles and Wenli y Ijid I, execu
tors of the last will and testament of W.
S. Ladd, deceased, by the filing of ft bill
In equity, calling for au accounting,
through which compluinanU expect to
recover from the Iadd eatate a million I
dollars or more. Mr. Hiller wm the
wife of John W. Ladd, who resided in
San Fruncico. and died there February
2H, 1871. The complaint allege that
the lute W. 8. Ladd did business for his
brother ami failed to make a correct ac
counting. Ciiicaoo, July '12. The A It. U. lias
issued the following : "We propose that
the Pullman company ahull be brought
to justice, and in a way that hull neces
sitate a strike without its attendant ills.
We have faith in (he Americun people;
they uphold Justice; I hey love fair play
we appeal to the great American public,
to every man ami every good womun,
not to ride in a Pullman cur until the
Pullman company doe justice to its
employe. a I t ie car run aliaolutely
empty. Friends of luhor, no lover of
humanity will occupy a seat or berth in
a Pullman car. I-et this policy be in
augurated, and then we will hue how
long the railway companies will be
bound by the contract, aa they have
induced the people to bcliev", to haul
Pullman aura. We propose to continue
the fight against the Pullman company
through good and evil report, and with
out regard to consequences, until justice
shall be done. There w ill be no sur
render We will use every available
aud law fill means to press the contest.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Furnished Ercry Week by the Clacka
mas Abstract and Trust Company.
W C and Helon Ward by sherifT
to McCullv & Croasman, sw' of
tiw'4', li1,., sw'4 and se'j', sec 21,
t5s, r! e 400
I) Iiedcinelir by sher.fT to II An
thony I 4, hlk 4, 14 and 5, til k 5,
12 and 3,11k 2, I5.blkli, New Era 8
K Charleson t'vMury L Kenworthv
"'mi ti.'in aw '4 of seSi, Bec ' I
s,r4e 1000
C nk. low n Owner by slierilMoKE
Charinan land wy of blk 5, Ore
gon City Tax Peed 17
Unknown owner to T L Charinan,
I 2, blk O'j Oregon City 5
Unknown owner to T L Charinan
land wy blk 8, Oregon City, tax
deed 5
Unknown owner to T L Charinan
land wy blk 7, Oregon City 5
Unknown owner to T L Churman
I 3, blk U'v. Oregon City, tax deed 5
Unknown owner toT L Charinan
land wy blk 0 Oregon City, tax
deed 6
Unknown owner to T. L Charinan
1 1, blk OS. Oiegon City 6
Unknown owner to T L Churman,
1 4, blk 9l4, Oregon City, lax
deed 5
It Neidgo by sheriff to T K G
Smith, sels', sec 21, n1 of nvv'4',
sec 27, t 2 a, r 5 e, 20 acres ... 23
G K William to Thos Daniels 128
acres in sees 20 and 27, t 3 s, r 2 e 1000
I) and A Boyer by sheriff to J W
Norris, 15 snd 6, blk 172, Ore
gon City 421
A P Armstrong to Assctd Banking A
Trust Co, 1 2 and 7, sec 10, t 3 s,
r3e, 40 84 acres 1
F A Kly to J A and L E Thaver 1
0, blk 4, Mountain View ad to 0 C 1
FA Kly to It W Alden 1 8, blk 4,
Mountain View ad to O C 1
F A Fly to Sophrouia Jcssup, 1 5, 6,
7,8,0,10,11, hlk I, I 4 and 5, b
2, 1 3 to 12, blk 5, Mountain View
add to Oiegon City 6500
Sarah Albright to C It Callahan s'
of cl of John Albright and wife
332.54 acres in sections 12, 13, 11,
and 14, t 5 s, r 2 e 1
Admr estate of John Albright, dec.
to C A Callahan 11 S, of cl of Jno
Albright and wife t 5 s, r 2 e 151
U 8 to Jacob Wind B0I4' of sc.1 and
1 3 and 4 of sec R, t 2 s, r 7 e,
120.00 acres 1
Having purchased tho copyright of
Thome's Title Abstract Indexes giving
us solo right to use them in Cluckamus
county, and the abstract books compiled
and formerly owned by Thome & Son.
we are prepared to furnish complete
and accurate abstracts ,of titlo and to
correct or extend old abstracts. Wei
solicit your patronage and guarantee
first class woik. Ollico over Huntley's
Prug slore.
Clackamas Austkact & Titcst Co.
The latest in visiting curds at the Ex
TKiti'msK Okkick, Prices to suit you.
Henare of Ointment for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury,
c mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous aurface. Such articles should
never bo used except on prescription a
from reputable physicians, as the dam
age they will do Is ten fold to the good
you can possibly derive from them.
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by
F. J, Cheney k Co., Toledo, O., contains
no mercury, and is taken Internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous
surface of the system. In buying Hull's
Catarrh Cure beaure you get the genuine.
It Is taken inlerally, and mule in Toledo,
Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimon
ials free.
.8oid by druggists, price 75c. per
bottle.
The Troy Htcam laundry
Have built up a good trade in Oregon
City on the merits of their work which
is giving general satisfaction. Give
them a triul. They pay express charges
both ways and give you Portland prices.
orrics; at
F. A. Haddock, I'. 0. Ilulhllug.
Laundry left at the oflice on Tuesday
will lie returned on Saturday.
Treasurer's Xollce
I have in my bunds funds applicable
to the payment of all warrants endorsed
prior to June 18, 1892. Interest will
cease from date of this notice.
M . L. Moouk Treasurer.
Okkoon City, July 13, 1801.
Protect Tnurseir.
Insuro In the oldest Fire Insurance
Company in the world, the Sun Insur
ance Company, of London. Cash assets
10,270,6;tf. F. K. Dosalisom, Agent,
Oregon City, Or.
Eur Sale, Cheap,
A eood six-room house, $200 cash, bal
ance installments. A chance to out your
runt ir.to a home. C. II. Pvt.
Kxai'sk'b Hkadachr Capsi i.es, unlike
many remedies, are perfectly harmless.
They contain no injurious substance,
and will stop any kind of a headache,
will prevent headaches caused by over
indulgence in food or drink late at night.
Price twenty-five cents For sale by
Charman A Co , City Drug Store.
Warrants Bought.
State and County warrants of Oregon
and Washington bought by James E.
Pavis & Co., 247 Stark street, Portland,
Oregon.
Have you seen those beautiful Indigo,
oil red and light prints, outing flannels,
aatteens and trimmings just received
from Chicago at the lied Front Stores
away below any prices quoted in Clacka
mas county before.
Wedding stationery, the latest styles
and finest assortment ever brought to
Oregon City at the Entkrckisk oflice.
A child can do as well as you.
We try to de
serve your every
day patronage,
good will and con
fidence. Your
Money
Back
If
You
Want
It.
We charge you
40 cents for a 40
cent prescription
not 75 cents.
We try to keep
in stock every
thing that can be
found in a first
class drug store
at
Huntley's Drug Store,
Oregon City, Oregon.
ICoing
To the
Coast or
I Mountains?
You recollect how on the last
vacation you would have given
twice the price of a paper, maga
zine or novel for something to
read. We have lots of new
novels, and new editions of old
novels for 25c. each, and some
old ones for 10c. We will send
you regularly as ikuied, without
any extra cost to you
Papers
MncDTlriAS
TTnntlAv'n Dnnlr PtrtfA 4 "
Oregon City. i And
DHiZIES
THE PHOTOGRAPHER,
Would to pleased to see his friends
and patrons in his new
quarters on
Third and Morrison Streets,
Over Golden Rulo Bazaar.
QAPES. CAPES...
Nothing sets off a women as well as a dressy
tape. Are all the go now and the finest selec
tion in Oregon City can he found at
THOS. CHARMAN & SON.
For summer wear they have a very com.
plete line of
DEESS GOODS.
All the latest styles and weights. To he fsold
at prices lower than ever offered in this city.
-FOR SALE BY-
THOS. CHARMAN & SON,
Who have just received a new invoice, aifo a full line of the best ladies
fine shoes. We have the finest and best assortment of
shoes in the city. Prices low. Call and see.
ThePioneerStore
THOS. CHARMAN & SON.
SEVENTH - STREET - BAKERY
AND CONFECTIONERY,
Lunch and Hot Coffee at Every Hour o the Cay.
All Kinds of Cake Made to Order
AND ORNAMENTED FREE OF CHAGE.
kW LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Jacob Kober, Proprietor.
A-
directly and indirectly, by people who cannot do their own figuring, write their own
letter, or keep thelrown books; and who do not know when business and leital papers
which tho must handle every day are made out correctly. tCAII these tlilnirs. ind
much more, wo teach lAorwngMi.
Hundreds of our irrailuntes are In rood positions, and there will be opening for
hundreds more when times improve. Xmr Is the time to prepare for them. Betides, a
buslnes education is worth all it costs, for one's oirn tut. Send (or our catalogue, to
learn vhal and kme wu touch. Maiii'd free to any address.
Portland Business College,
A. P. Armstrong. Prln. Portland, OregOfl. J. A. Wesco, Secretary.
The Argonaut
Is the only high-class political and literary weekly published on the
Pacific coast. Thousands of single-stamped copies of it pass through
the post office every week, remailed by subscribers to their friends.
It has a larger circulation than any paper on the Pacific coast, except
three San Francisco dailies. It goes into all the well to do families of
the Pacific coast. Over 18,000 circulation. Argonaut building, 213
Grant Avenue, San Francisco.
J.J. KHDDERLY,
GENERAL -:- HARDWARE
Stoves and Tinware.
FULL LINE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
TINWORS SPECIALTY.
Corner Fourth and J Streets, - - East Portland, Oregon.
flAVIS THE PAINTER.
House and Sign Painting.
Good Workmen and the Best of Paints.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
For Wall Paper. Matting, Linoleum, Window Shades and house
Decorations see him. Best stock in the city. Portland prices.
r
Store Next Door To Albright's Meat Market.
oreo-oust qity, oregon.
Oregon City Enterprise
$1.50 Per Year in Advance.
are lost
annually,