'V f .To'mion Jan R 95
Oregon City Enterprise.
VOL. 21). NO. 10.
OREGON CITY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1895.
ESTABLISHED I860
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J I. I'lihTKH,
attorney at law
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AITOKNKYS AND
Cit'NSKI.OHH AT LAW
MAIN HTXkKT, IIHKOON CITY, IIIIKIIoN.
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JANK or OHfHdON CITY,
oirtcst Bjfaitiiii House In toe Cltr.
I'ld up Capital, I'lO.llilO.
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vn kirRtauiKNT,
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MAMlAIIRm. .
- Tlllia. DURMAM
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riiAii.itn H. i Auriici.li.
A liuoral bonklni blinllicni trHhaiirlcil.
I'tp mlti received (iiIiJiti tn clipck.
Api roTd bllln ud nnli-a iliaoniiiitvd.
Cou ntj and oily warranla ImiiKlit.
I u u mvla on avallal.le acourlty.
.' iatiR bought anil tnlil,
Coll otluni made prnmptly.
1'ral ti mid .ivnllaiile In any part of the world
jitraphlo xohangfli unlil nn I'nrtlitnil, Hhu
Fraholacn, Chloajoand New York.
1 ntiireat palJ nn time dcpnalta.
HuH AntnlTHK LONDON CHKOt'K BANK.
i:lnlllli-l IMS.
PIONEER
ranfer1 and Exope,
Freight and parcels delivered
to all parts of the city.
ATES - REASONABLE.
W.8-
DKAKE,
DENTIST.
irmn Oxide KM lur the palnlem extrmitinn
oi teem
:iwnrk narranlcd and prices reasonable.
i,"ii,7, 8 and (, inuthweat cornir Flrat and
laylor alrccta, (lli'iin x mii i uiu aiauu,
l'orllttnU,.Oryiui.
I nit
I 'ure Drus
In it irfhvriiti(n
Hii-kix'HH an hkilh'd incdical attfixlanci'.
7th. St. I)rn Store.
Milken a Hpucialty of rarryitiK a ntK'k of
iun- (IriiKH and all ircfcri t ioiih are
carefully cniiiioundi'd.
Dr. L. M. Andrews.
QREGON CITY
Now and Knlarp-d Shop with all appliancca for
MACHINE WORK & CASTING.
All work executed in the lcht iiianner MHriihlc. 1'romptneng guaran
teed on all orders.
REPAIRING -A-SPECIALTY.
I 'rices the lowest to lie had in I'ortland. Shop on Fourth Street,
near Main, Oregon City, Oregon.
I. ROAKE & CO., Proprietors.
Uow you Can Save Money
When your children need a laxative or stomach
and lxiwel regulator, huv
BABY'S FRUIT LAXATIVE.
Fifty doses tor twenty-five cents. The season for
colds and coughs is upon us. In order to lw pre
pared for an emergency, get a bottle of
Baby's Pectoral Syrup,
The best in the market. Priee 2" cents. For sale
at the CAN BY PHARMACY, Canby, Or.
DR. J. H. IRVINE, Proprietor.
J. JONES
UKAI.KH IN
Doors, Windows, Mouldings,
DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES.
Cabinet Work, Fitting up Stores and Repairing of all kinds.
Jobbing Orders Promptly Executed.
imik i.M tiii: i,ohi:nt.
ftTSIinii corner Found ami Water streets, hack of l'oe A Co's, Oregon City
The Oregon City Sash & Door Co.
CAHRV THE LAIUJKST STOCK OF
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Etc.,
-in oregon cnr.-
Special sizes of doors and windows made to order. Turning of all kinds.
Estimates for Stair Work and Store Fronts
Furnished on application. Builders give us a call and see if our work
is not of the best, and our prices as low as tho lowest. Price
sent on application.
Factory Cor. Main and 11th Sts , Oregon City.
Do You Need ii Legal Blank?
Tho ENTERPRISE has the only completo stock
in Clackamas county.
Nearly 200 Different Blanks
to Make Selections From.
Every kind of a blank needed by a Judge, Jus
tice, Lawyer, Real Estate Dealer, Farmer or
Mechanic.
One or a Quantity Sent POTSAGE PAID at Portland
Prices to Your Address.
CAN'T WAKE HIM UP.
If you can't deep soundly in one of our
spring bods you imiHt hut'lliTli'il wilh chronic
Insomnia. TIih lied-rooin Mltit H i if Which
they form 11 Part are having an Hinsi.inly
large hiiIii You run h in a moment liow
('out plft I v they will revolutionize the a
I'l'liriuici' of it rorilu. TIiIh ill our experience
wild purchasers: The vinukx up their ir ti ri cl m
hIiiiohI i n k ,t til ly . TIk'V ilon'l hesitate ; they
show no ituleciaon . There can he no surer
teal 0 1 ii n Una They net promptly because
these Hiiiiri not only promptly appeal to the
fvn uml lo llii' judgment iiut to tlie junket
IhhiIc whether it be well tilled or not.
DELLOMY & OUSCH,
Till! house fiiriiiahers, Oregon City.
arc of uk inurli vuluc in
IRON WORKS.
& SON,
THE SCHOOL FUNDS.
A Special Apportionment to
tli School.
IIFTV ('EM'S F0K EACH If
Name of ( lerks With ln.tfnY Aildresa
Fur Fiiih Scltniil llistrlct In
(In- ('(Hint.
Tliu following spcninl itortirmnerit
Iiuh lici'ii ininle by Hupt. (fidnon, of tlie i
vwilulilft arhool fuii'ls now in the imnil i
of the county trcaourer to tlie various I
(liatrii tu of the county : j
j Milwaukee, No. 1, HU children, Oscar i
Wisnii)K"'r clerk ; $H'-
i lliihlmril. No. 2, (IS children, Klton j
: Col.lren clerk ; :M.
Oregon City. No. 3, ILTx hil.lren, Chas.
O. Uone clerk; C 50.
i Ionian, No. 4, M children, Fred Ger
I bcr rli-rk ; I'JK.
Marquam, No. 5, CI children, C. 1.
, Iilack clerk j .'iO..V).
! Mriiiain, No. (t, 47 children. J. C.
' rainier clerK ; tZ).W.
j CurriiiBville, No. 7, 80 children, G. J.
Currin clerk ; $.
1 Ii'n, No. 8, li7 children, J. C. Ppra
Kue clerk ; $.'! 50.
I Clarkainas, No. 9, 54 children, C. H.
Lewlhwaile cU-rk ; (27.
Molalla. No. 10, 20 children, A. Knle
r'.srk ; $10.
Meadow Brook. No. 11, 40 children,
Mm, M. K. F rev clerk ; $20.
Cnrrinaville, No. 12. 63 children, D. A.
Jonea clerk ; f 2..r)0.
Salmon. No. 13. 21 children. J. T. Mc
Intyre clerk ; $10.50.
Viola, No. 14. 75 children, C. G. Stone
clerk ; t:i7.50.
Beaver Creek, No. 15, 81 children,
Henry HuheH clerk ; f 10.50.
Mat-quant, No. 10. fio children, E. M.
lUrtman clerk ;$.'i2 50.
Eiile Creek, No. 17, 70 children, Geo.
B. Stafford clerk; $35.
Candy, No, 18, 85 children, George
Koehle'r clerk ; $42 50.
Sandy, No. 19. 70 children. T. G. Jon
aiird clerk ; $:I5.
Mi:khnru, Nn. 20. 102 children, Al.
Wintr-VUM-. $51.
Oregon City, No. 21, 47 children, A. B.
Linn cleric ; $23 50.
OrviHe, No 22, 28 children, L. J. Per
due clerk ; $14.
WilHonville, No. 23. 80 children. Chas.
F. Wanner clerk ; $40.
Sirini!atep, No. 24, 103 children,
Jamei Sliihley clerk ; $51 .50.
Molalla, No. 25, 18 children, James
Dickey clerk ; $!),
Daumncus, No. 2ii, 00 children, F. M.
OsOorn clerk ; $30.
Oregon Citv, No. 27. 75 children, N.
W, KiohardB clerk ; $37.50.
Milwaukee, No. 28, 59 children, Ida
Starkweather clerk ; $29.50.
Cams, No. 29, fl children, Frank
Joxr clerk ; $40 50.
30. Lapnid.
Damascus, No. 31, 82 children, S. C.
Young clerk ; $41.
Clarkes, No. 32, 92 children, G. W.
Grace clerk : $40.
Highland, No. 33, 108 children, Ii.
Rutherford clerk ; $.")4.
Oregon City, No. 34, 218 children. E.
A. Smith clerk ; $109.
M jlulla, No. 35, 92 children, 0. W.
Uohhins clerk ; i40
Mulino, No. 30, 38 childien, William
Skeen cleik; $19.
Oswego, No 37,44 chilnren, M. Long
clerk ; $22.
Aurora, No. 38, 47 children, E. E.
Cunningham clerk ; $23.50.
Kagie Creek, No. 39. 41 children, John
Fori ester clerk ; $20.50.
Needy, No. 40, 101 children, J. D.
Hitler clerk ; $50,50.
Stafford, No. 41, 82 children, F. P.
Ijirsen clerk ; $40.
Cherryville, No. 42, 37 children, Jesse
Hummer clerk ; $18.50.
Oregon City, No. 43, 79 children, C.
L. Perry clerk; $39.50.
Damascus No. 44, 33 children, John
A. Hichey clerk j $10.50.
Sandy, No, 45, 43 children, E. F.
Andre clerk; $21.50.
Sandy, No. 40, 53 children, F. A.
Mciuig clerk ; $20.50.
Oswego, No. 47, 337 children, J. C.
Haines clerk: $108.50.
Park Place, No. 4S, 231 children, Geo.
A. Hamilton clerk; $115 50.
Milwaukee, No. 49, 100 children, G. B.
Wise clerk ; $53.
Eagle Creek, No. 50, 43 children, J.
P. Woodle clerk; $21.50.
Oregon City, No. 51, 46 children. Jos.
Hess clerk; $23.
Sandy, No. 52, 35 children, James
DeShaser clerk ; $17.50.
Meadow Brook, No. 53, 32 children,
Jos. ltees clerk ; $16.
Canby, No. 54, 43 children, Mrs. M.
Stevens clerk ; $21.50.
Molalla, No. 55, 67 children, Frank
Sawtll clerk ; $28.50.
Wilhoit, No. 50, 29 children, B. F.
Boyles clerk: $14.50.
George, No. 67, 48 children, J. C.
Kchinhlt clerk ; $24.
Highland, No. 58, 38 children, E. W. j
Hummet clerk; $19. !
Hubbard, No. 5S, 55 children. A.C.'
Johnson clerk ; $27.50. j
Wilson ville, No. 00, 32 children, I. A.
Mih-y ele'k; $10, i
Oregon City, No. 01, 50 children, Ara-1
Is-lla Imel clerk ; $28. :
Oregon City, No. 02, 907 children, T. ;
K. Kyan cleik ; $183 50 j
Oregon City, No. 03 , 70 children, II. I
A. vValdron clerk; $35. j
Clackamas, No 04. 120 children, E. P. j
Dedman clerk; $03,
Wilhoit, No. 05, 05 children, Henry I, j
Thomas clerk ; $32.50. I
Marmot, No. 00, 35 children, Fred
Seivers Sr. clerk ; 117 50.
Stafford. No. 07, 40 children, II. Ider-
hoff clerk; $20.
Currinsville, No. 08. 3 children, D.
W. Fagalda clerk; $18.
Oregon City, No. O'l, 39 children, B. ,
C. Leland clerk ;$!9 50
Logan, No. 70, 32 children, John j
Howan clerk ; $10.
Hunnyside, No. 71. 90 children, 8. H.
Chnslian clerk ; $45.
Colton, No. 72. 39 children, W. E.
Bonney clerk; $19.50.
New Fra, No. 73, 4 children, Mathew
Dooney clerk ; $24.
Needy, No. 74, 55 children, V. H
Cochran clerk ; $27.0.
Viola, No. 75, 04 children, James
Fullam clerk; $32.
Marqiiam, No. 70, 08 children, A. i
Anderson clerk ; $34.
Damascus, No. 77, 75 children, J. A.
Rover clerk ; $37.50.
Lacy, No. 78,41 children, J. I. Hoops
clerk ; $20 50.
Aurora. No. 79, 34 children, G. W. N.
Taylor clerk; $17.
Mink, No. 80, 132 children, E. W.
Hornehnh clerk ; $06.
New Era, No. 81, 89children, H. S, C.
Phelps clerk ; $54.50,
Wilsonville, No. 82, 45 children, Ali
son Baker clerk; $22 50.
Dover, No. 82, 27 children, Henry
DeShaser clerk ; $13.50.
Mulino, No 84,50 children, F. Erick
son clerk ; $25.
Beaver Creek, No. 85, 36 children, H.
C. Green rlerk ; $19.
Canby, No. 80, 140 children, L. D.
Shank clerk ; $73.
Wilhoit, No. 87, 21 children, L. A.
Bleakney clerk; $'.0 50.
Currinsville, No. 88. 21 children, C.
S.Porter clerk: $10.50.
Damascus, No. 89, 40 children, E. II.
Burghardt clerk ; $20.
Mulino, No. 90, 25 children, J. T.
Evans clerk; $12 60.
Needy. No. 91, 31 children, J. K.
Miller clerk; $15 60.
Needy, No. 92,4tchildren, J. J. Yoder
clerk; $23.
Macksbnrg, No. 93, 45 children. J. R.
Cole clerk ; $22.50.
Logan, No. 94, 32 children C. W.
Richey clerk ; $16.
Clarkes, No. 95. 27 children. W. G.
Kleinsmith clerk ; $13.50.
New Era, No. 96, 27 children, R.
Ryprynski clerk ; $13.50.
Barlow, No. 97, 57 children, R. E.
Irvin clerk ; $28.50.
Oregon Citv. No. 98, 06 children, T. F.
Ryan clerk ; $33
Lents, No. 99, 49 children, Henry C.
Ulrich clerk ; $24.50.
Sherwood, No. 100, 78 children, A. P.
Todd clerk ; $39.
101 Lapsid.
JOINT DISTRICTS.
Pleasant Home, No. 0, 42 children, R.
X. Bradley clerk; $21.
Wilsonville, No. 10. 31 children, F. M.
Kruse clerk ; $15.50.
Fulton, No. 13. 47 children, C. W.
Kruse clerk; $23.50.
Sycamore, No. 15, 15 children, F. A.
Ricliev clerk ; $7.50.
Aurora, No. 23, 6 children, Jonas Will
clerk ; $3.
Tualatin, jfo. 20, 9 children, J. U.
Henry clerk ; $4.50.
Sherwood, No. 30, 40 children, A. D.
Niswander clerk ; $20.
Middleton, No 34 , 20 children, G. R.
Bristow clerk ; $13.
Aims, No. 53, 20 children, J. J. Eisner
clerk; $10.
Butteville, No. 57, 14 children, A. II,
Cone clerk ; $7.
Butteville, No. 62, 41 children, Joel P.
Geer clerk ; $20.50.
Willsburg, No. 70, 29 children, Edwin
Cole clerk; $14.50.
. Scotts Mills, iNo 73, 4 children, F. S.
Cottle clerk ; $2.
Gresham, No. 83, 23 children, F. L.
Rugg clerk ; $11.50.
BOKI.N'US BRF.KZKS.
A Correspondent That Favors a Five-Mill
Road Tax and Road Engineer.
Bobinos, Jan. 1. We have been hav
ing some cool, windy weather the past
week, but not very disagreeable.
About an inch of snow foil here on the
night of Dec. 30.
The prevailing diseases of Borings are
iiininp", whooping-cough and lyplioid
pneunionia. Miss Ada Rich, daughter ol Elder U.
P. Rich, is seriously ill with typhoid
pneumonia, but is slowly improving.
Miss Hurshell has again commenced
school after spending a week's vacation
with her parents at Troutdale
Orville Boring, who is attending the
Portland University, is home spending
the holidays. He will return to school
soon.
Edward Boring seeais lo find great at
tractions at Hubbard. Look out, Ed?
What Hubbard will loose Damascus will
gain.
Since w last wrote we have not ice J
many communications on the road ques
tion. Still we have plenty of kickers and
they seem to b on top. Everyone has
a different idea. We think the present
road system is far preferable to the old
system of road work. We noticed one
commnnication in the last Enterprise
speaking in favor of putting the road
work under a competent engineer. We
think it far better than the present sys
tem We Are in favor of levying a 5 mill
road tax il the road work is put in charge
of a competent engineer. There is plenty
of timber in this rart of Clackamas
countv, and the roads could be planked
cheaper than graveled. Gravel would
have to be hauled from one to five miles
w hile timber can be had in the vicinity
of the road limits.
We think we have a competent county
court, and whatever course they see fit
to adopt we will roll up our sleeves, do
no kicking and go to work. Askix.
Logan Locals.
Dec. 31 .Mr. Tulin has built a new
porch on his house.
Several ol our farmers are busy clear
ing land.
Clem Clark is still building fence.
Lewis Hampton has returned to Wills
burg to attend school.
Mr. and Mrs. Fisher of Salem have
ended their vacation with us.
Ollie Fisher, was given a surprise
Friday evening by her old friends. The
time was passed merrily with dancing.
The debate was well attended. The
literary program consisted of one recita
tion and the paper ably edited by A. M.
Kirchem. The society extended a vote
of thanks to Mr Cahl for the loan of
lamps. The question chosen for next
meeting, "Resolved, That intellectual
culture promotes morality. Miss Lizzie
Wilson leader on the affirmative and
Miron Bahler on the negative. O. D.
Bobbins was appointed editor.
Rev. Rogers preached in the Logan
church Sunday morning and evening.
Quite a number of people were visiting
on Sunday.
Mr. Sohn Schuttel entertained a
crowd ol both sexes. Peabl.
Our Candid Advice.
It is seldom that we appear in the roll
of spiiitual adviser or family physician
but there are times when we feel justi
fied in calling the attention of our many
subscribers to an article of true merit.
We feel justified in saying that Moore's
Revealed Remedy contains more actual
merit than any medicine it has ever
been our good fortune to test. One trial
will make you as enthusiastic as the
writer.
Are You Iuterested in Eleetricitrl
At last we are to have an electrical
magazine. The science of electricity has
developed so rapidly that the publishers
of Electric Power have decided to change'
their journal into the form of a monthly
magazine after January 1st, 1895. This:
is an important move and will give the
public the opportunity of keeping abreast
of the times in matters electrical. Thev
have already secured for the coming
year a number of the best known writers
in electrical literature and propose to be
in the tront rank on all points connected
with electricity. There are numerous
trade paper, and journals devoted to
electricity , but as yet no one has had
the courage to publish a magazine de
voted to that science, and Electric Power
will have the field to itself, and undoubt
edly is making a wise move. The sub
scription price will remain the same,
$2 00 per year, 20 cents per copy.
The November issue is devo'ed to the.
papers, reports and general news of the '
Street Railway Convention in Atlanta,
and contains quite a number of excellent
portraits.
Home-made bread is recognised as
the very best at all times and the cus
tomers of J. Egle the Shively building
baker assert that they can not tell the
difference between his bread and that
made at home unless it be that his is
jtibt a little the better. But don't tell
your wife that.
A dollar saved is equal to two dollars
earned. Pay up your subsciption to the
Fntgkpkisk and get the the benefit of
the reduction in price.
Justice blunks, real estate blanks, and
all other blanks at the Entkkprisb of
fice. Forlland prices.
Or. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World's Fair Highest Award.
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