Oregon City enterprise., March 08, 1895, Image 6

Oregon City Enterprise.
FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1S!5.
OKKOON CITY OFF1CKKS
Muor,
Chief at Polio -
Awunr,
Trurrr,
City Altonier, -
81 -p Com milon r.
Bup't. ol Watrr Worka,
City KmlniHT.
Oouncllmcu II, C. 8ttvrii
i. j.iooke. brut. Jattar,
Hiram Straight
L. L. Hurler
Cant. K. Burnt
K 8 Olift
K. U llolm.a
K. F. Print.
C. rlubcock, Jr.
W. H. Howell
D. Kinnatrd
!jeo. Hrmiifhtnn.
Uxrk Howell, L.
01 R SEW IAWS.
Work of Our I.at J.eirlslature A Krw
.Motllorlnud McHMirrtt.
L Porter, Henry MoMriim, J. W. MoiUtt
twuncll meetatrtt WedoeJd oftaeh month
la vitj hll.
j Leg AiWertlslnsr.
llervafter no loital ailvirtisimnt
h4 Inserted in the
payment for tlie mine is made at the
tiiie the affidavit of publication is rvn
dtfred. This rule will bo imperative) and
dtwd-beat litigants, who make it prac
tuje of working the courts, lawyers and
nifpapers will have to look to some
other paier toget their notice published.
SPRAY OFTHE FALLS.
rlsin pickles,
Mixed pickles,
Sweet pickle.
German pickles,
Pickle Onions,
Tickle pi its feet,
Chow chow,
Saner kraut,
In hulk or in bottles,
K. E. Williams, the grocer.
Prink Japoolo Tea,
45 cents per pound,
Mart & Robertson.
Wool wanted at once this office.
The latest in hair ornaments at the
Racket store.
Imperial V.gx Food will make your
httna lay. E. E. Williams, the grocer.
Ladies' hair dressing at the Queen
shaving parlors, opp. Charm an drug store
After once using no lady will go with
out corset shields. For sale at the
I: (cket store.
V,9 remnvinv raniu. nf irritation and
I y preserving a health v state of the sv-!
t?m daring infancy, Stffilmana Sooth
ing Powders made their reputation,
Highest cAsh price paid for second
hand goods of all kinds at second hand
store opposite Noblitt's stable on 7th st.
Most people can not afford to expert
ment. They want immediate relief.
That' why they use One -Minute Cough
Cure.
The Oregon City Steam Laundry does
the cleaneafand best work to be had in
Oregon City. Their prices are the
lowest.
Some of the best musical talent on the
Coast at Shively's Friday 22d, inst.
Among others, Mrs. Wetzell, vocalist,
Herr Anton Zylm, violinist.
Below is given a complete synopsis
of some of the more important laws
passed by the last legislature. While
several good laws were enacted, yet the
bulk of the work done was iti amending
town charters.
Perhaps tla-ie Is no law of the last
v ....
session more generally discussed than
the on amending the horticultural en
actmt'iita of the past few sessions, so the,
hill ia presented complete except a
few minor clauses relative to the
will i prefunctionarv duties of secretary and
Estkri hihk unless treasurer. Following is the, bill :
HOl'SK hill so. 1,
Creates a board consisting of six mem
bers, one from the state at large and one
from each of the five districts as follows:
First Multnomah, Clackamas, Yam
bill, Washington, Columbia, Clatsop,
and Tillamook count ip.
Second Marion, Polk, Itenton, Lin
coln, Linn and Lane,
Third Douglas, Jackson, Klamath,
Josephine, Coos, Curry and Lake.
Fourth Wasco, Sherman, Morrow,
Giliam and Crook.
Fifth Umatilla, Union, Wallowa,
Buker, Malheur, Harney and Grant.
The board shall employ from without
their nuiiilx-r a recretary, whose com
pensation shall be $75 per month .
For the purpose of preventing the in
troduction into tiie state or spread of
contagious diseases, insect peats, or
fungus growths among fruit ttees, and
for the prevention, treatment, cure and
extirpation of fruit pests, and diseases
of fruit and fruit trees, and for the dis
infection of grafts, scions, orchard debris,
fruit boxes, and packages, and o her
material or transportable articles dan
gerous to orchards, fruit or fruit treei,
said board may make regulations for the
quarantining, inspection and disinfection j
thereoff, w hich said regulations shall be
circulated by the board in printed form
among the fruit growers and fruit dealers
of the state, shall he published at least
for successive times in some dailv or
weekly paper in each in the state before
the same shall be in force therein, aryd
shall be posted in three conspicuous
places in each county in the state, one
of which shall be at the county court
house. Such regulations, when so pro
mulgated, shall be held to impart notice
of their contents to all persons within
the state, and shall be binding tiKn all
persons therein. A wilful violation of
any quarantine or other regulations of
the board, neeessarv to prevent the in
troduction into the state or the shipment,
sale or distribution of any articles so in-
On account of other unexpected busi
ness, V. Harris is closing out his stock of
Groceries. Now is the time to lay in a
supply of New Fresh goods cheap.
Dra. Hickey & Hirkey will
Fridav and Saturday of each week at
Boom 6, Electric hotel. Home office
117 and 118. Dckum block, Portland.
"Webfoot Waltz," composed and ar
ranged for violin, cornet and piano, by
C. E. Knotts. A beautiful waltz, give it
a trial. For sale by Bunneister & An
dresen. Price 35 cents.
fested as to be dangerous to the fruit
growing interests of the atate, or the 'the secretary, after diligent search with-
dollars per day, and shall be paid by
the ow ners ( orchards or other places
under quarantine and they may main
tain an action therefore befoie any jus
tice of the peace in any district in which
any quarantined locality ia wholly or In
part located ; but in no case shall they
have any claim upon the state for
service.
The powers centered In the two pre
cedings sections of this act shall he ex
ercised only in great and imminent dan
ger to the fruit intervals of tlTe state,
and with the utmost caution and regard
oi the rights of individuals am-cled,
consistent with the safely and welhire of
the fruit interest of the whole state.
Sec. 10. It shall be the duty of the
several memlers of the board, and ol
the secretary under their direction,
whenever they slatll deem it necessary,
to cause an insection to be made of any
orchards, nurseries, trees, plants, vege
tables, vines or any truit packing1 house,
storeroom, salesroom or auv other place
place within their districts, and II found
infested w ith any pests, diseases or (lin
gua growth injurious lo Iru ts, pistils,
vegetables, trees or vines, or with their
eggs or larvae, liable to spread toother
places or localities, or of such nature as
to a public danger, they shall notify the
owner or owneis, or persons in charge of
or In possessions of such aiticlcs, things
or places, that the snme are so infested,
and shall require said person to eradicate
or destroy said insects or pests, or their
eggs or larva, or to treat such conta
geous diseases, w ithin a certain time to
be secilied in said notice Said notices
may be served upon the person or rer-
suns, or any of them, owning, having
charge, or having posession of such in
fested place, aiticle or thing, by any
person deputed by said board for that
purpose or they niav le served In ire
same manner as a summons in at action
at law.
Such notice shall contain directions
for the application of some treatment
approved by the commissioners for the
eradication or distruction ol said esU,
or the eggs or larva thereof, or the
treatment of contagious diseases or fun
gous growths. Any ami all such places
orchards, nurseries, tree, plant, shrubs,
vegetables, vines, fruit or articles thus
infested are hereby declared to be a pub
lic nuisance. And whenever any such
nuisance shall exist at any place in the
state, on the property of any owner or
owners, upon whom, or upon the person
in charge or poHsession of whose pro
perty, notice has been served as afore
said, or who shall have failed or refused
to abate the same within the time speci
fied in such notice, or on the proeriy of
any aon-resident or any pioerty
nut in possession of any lieraon and the
owner or owners cannot be found by the
resident member of the board, or
For footwear you can get babys' shoes
st 25 eta;' ladies coarse shoes at 89 cts;
men's boots at $1 .75, or you can get the
best grade of goods made at bottom
prices at the Red Front.
The Phono Scio, this Friday evening,
promises to give a rare treat to all lovers
of art and nature. The wonderful produc
tions of the phonograph will consist of
music' by famous bands and singers,
comic recitations and negro jokes and
songs Many interesting places in our
own and foreign lands, science, art, ma
rine and side splitting comics wil 1 he
shown on a canvas twelve feet in diam
eter. M. E. church. Admission 25
cents, children 10 cents,
Insure in the Farmer's Co-operative
Fire Insurance Association of Oregon
City. The cheapest mutual protection
in the state. Men combined to insuie
themselves. Applications taken by M.
L. Moore, county treasurer, and presi
dent of the Association. Agents wanted
throughout the state. AuiJress the sec
retary, 0. A. Cheney, Oregon City, Or,
John Shadle has secured a lease of the
Oriental Hotel, and has thoroughly reno
vated the bouse, painted, carpeted and
refurnished the rooms and put every
thing in first class order. The table is
now equal to if not better than any hotel
in the city, Board can be had at reason
able rates by the day, week, or month,
first class accomrnodationB tor transient
custom. This bouse will hereafter be
knowu as the " Willamette Hotel." 5t
Married, Ou Tuesday March 5th at
the residence of Esquire Foster in New
Era precinct Minnie Gilland to Henry
W. Hougbam. The knot was tied by
the worthy squire in his most effective
manner. The bride' is a popular young
lady of New Era, while the groom is an
energetic young farmer well worthy of
bis bride.- They will make their home
with .Mr. Hougham's mother, he assist
iug in carrying on Mrs. Hougham's
farm.
spread of dangerous diseases among fruit
trees, or orchards, shall be deemed a
misdemeanor, and on conviction thereof
shall be punished by a fine of not less
than five nor more than one hundred
dollars for each offence.
It shall be the dutr of the several
be here I mpn,u. r .u. kri a,i .i,.
tary under their provision, to visit their
respective districts and to see that all
regulations of the board and all provis
ions of Jaw to prevent the introduction
or spread of fruit pests and diseases of
trees or plants injurious to the horticul
tural interests of the state aie enforced.
Any member of the board or the secro
tvtary thereof, may, upon complaint of
interested parties, inspect orchards,
nurseries and other places suspcted to be
infested with fruit pests or infested with
contageious diseases injurions to trees,
plants or fruits. If upon report of any
member or the secretary the board shall
be of the opinion that any locality, dia
srict, orchard or place is infested with
fruit pests or infested with contagious
diseases or injurious to trees, plants or
fruits, and liable to spread to other or
chards or localities to their damage or
injury, so as to be a public danger, said
board shall by an order, entered upon
its minutes, declare such place to be
under quarantine, and shall give notice
thereof by posting a notice in writing in
a conspicuous place upon the premises,
ppecifying with convenient certainty
what place or premises are under quar
antine regulations, and by delivering a
copy of such notice to the owner or
person in charge of the premises, if he
may be found there ou ; and such place
shall thereafter be subject to quarantine
regulations of the board, and violation
thereof shall be punishable as herein
before provided. As isoon as in the
opinion of any member of the board or
the secretary thereof the danger from
such quarantine locality shall have
ceased, he may suspend such quarantine
and ahall immediately report the fact
to the board, who may confirm such
action or may re-establish the said quar
antine, in which case it shall not again
be suspended but by action of the board.
The board, and in case of necessity,
during the recess of the board, the mem
ber in the quarantiued district, or the
secretary, may appoint such quarantine
guardians as may be needed to cairy out
the provisions of this act, whose duty
it shall be to see the instructions of the
secretary are enforced and carred out.
They shall also report to the board all
infractions or violations of said regula
or of the law in regard to quarantining,
disinfecting and distruction of pests. The
salary of quarantine guardians shall be
in the district, it shall be the duty of the
board, or the members thereof in whose
district said nuisance shall exist, or of
the secretary, under his or their direction
to cause such nuisance to he abated, by
eradicating or destroying such insects
or pesta, or their eggs or larvae, or by
treating or disinfecting the infested or
diseased articles. The expense thereof
shall be a couniv charge and the county
court shall allow and pay the same out
of the general fund of the county. Any
and all sums so paid shall tat anil become
a lien ou the proerty and premises from
which said nuisance shall have been re
moved or abated, in pursuance to this
act, and may be recovered by a suit in
equity against such property or premises
which suit to foreclose such liens sbal
be brought in the circuit court of the
county where the premises are situate
by the district attorney in the name and
for the benefit of the county making such
payment or payments. The proceedings
in such cases shall be governed by the
same rules, as far as may be applicable,
as suits to foreclose mechanics' liens and,
the property shall be sold under the
ordur of the court and the proceeds ap
plied in like manner. the hoard is
hereby invested with the power to cause
such nuisance to be abated in a summary
manner.
It shall be the duty of (he secretary (o
attend all meetings of the board, and to
preserve records of the proceedings, cor
respondence, and actions of the board,
to collect books, pamphlets, periodicals
and other documents containing valuable
information relating to horticulture and
to preserve the same ; to collect statistics
and general information showing the
actual condition and progress of horti
culture in this state and elsewhere; to
correspond with agricultural and horti
cultural societies, colleges and schools
of agriculture and horticulture, and such
other persons and bodies as may be di
rected by the board , and prepare as re
quired by the board, reports for publi
cation. The board shall biennially, in the
month of January, report to the legisla
tive assembly a statement of Its doings
with a copy of the treasurer's report for
the two years preceding, the session
thereof. The members shall receive as
compensation their actual expenses
while engaged upon the work of the
board or the enforcement of the provis
ions of this act, and shall be allowed $3
a day for the time actually employed. j
There is hereby appropriated for the
uses of the state board of horticulture,
as set forth in this act, the sum of fi'O)
for the year beginning January 1, 1S'J5,
and the sum of $-1500 tor the year begin
In the state treasury not otherwise ap
propriated. iioi'hic mi. i, no. -tfi
Amen. ling pharmacy law ol I Hill :
It shall bo unlawful tor any prson not
a registered pharmacist to conduct any
store for the purHs of retailing, com
pounding or dispensing medicines, or to
allow any ersoh to handle medicines
for him except registered phai-muclsla.
Within sixty days the governor shall
apHiut live Nrsons as a board of phar
macy, who shall meet at times and
places to suit themselves and hold ex
aminations, and prescribe, (lie qualifica
tions ol pharmacists In this state.
The secretary ol the board shall re
ceive a salary as fixed by the board, also
traveling sxense. The other members
shall receive ITi per day for time actually
engaged, also legitimate eK'iise at
tending meetings.
Any assistant or clerk In a pharmacy
who is eighteen years and has had two j
years experience, shall I hi entitled to
registry as a registered assistant upon
examination and the payment of alee1
of .r), his certillcrle must be renewed an
nually iioii payment of fifty cents
Pharmacists at present in the business
are entitled to registration upon the
pavment of a h e o( , provided they
apply within three months after the
passage of the act.
Registered pharmacists are required
to have their cerlllli ales renewed annu
ally for which a fe of one dollar is
charged.
The sale of a large list of oisonoiia
articles is prohibited w ithout piopcr pre
cautions and a diligent Inquiry as to the
character of the purchaser and the use
to he inn. le of them. All such sales are
lo (ie recorded in a IkhjIi for that pur
pose Persons attempting to practice phar
macy contrary to the act ate subject to
indictment and for the Ant offense shall
be fined $50 and costs, and lor each sub
sequent offense $11)0 and costs.
The district attorney, on hit own mo
tion or that of any member of the board,
is to prosecute violations.
All lines under the act shall bs divided
equally between the board of Pharmacy
and the school fund.
In effect immediately.
HOl'SK HIM. no 40.
To protect salmon and other food fishes:
It shall be unlawful for any ersoci or
persons lo take or tlsh for salmon in the
waters of the Nehalem, Tillamook, Nes
tucca, Silelz, Yaqulna, Als-a, Siulsaw,
Umpqua. Coos, Coquillo, Sixes, Elk,
Chetco, Windchuck, or any of their
tributaries or bays, or in any other
streams or bays in this state, except the
Columbia river and its tributaries, and
excepting Rogue river as hereinafter
provided Irom Nov. 1st to Deo. litli and
June 1st. In Rogue river it shall be
lawful to take salmon Irom April 15th to
August 15th and Irom Sept. 1st to Nov. 1.
It shall be unlawful to receive or have
in posaessicn, or offer (or sale or trans
portation ta transport during the close
seasons named in thU act any of the
following variety or kinds of fish which
maybe caught in any of I he streams as
aforesaid, viz: Chinook salmon, silver
salmon, steel head or blue back, and
any person violating any of the alsve
sections shall be deemed guilty of
misdemeanor, and upon conviction
thereof shall Im lined In the sum of not
less than $10 nor more than $ZV).
In effect at once.
IIOI SK him. no. 12ft.
Providing liens lor horse shoeing:
r.very js-rson who shall shoe any
horse, mule, ox or other animal shall
have a lien upon the animal shod for his
reasonable charges for shoeing the same
and each lien conferred by this act shall
lie superior to the hen ol any chattel
mortgage, bill ol sale, conditional con
tract or other security upon such animal.
Any person desiring to secure Hie ben
efit ol this act shall, within sixty days
after the shoeing of such animal, or in
case he shall have sh'sl such animal more
than onco within sixty days after the
date of the last shoeing, file with the
county recorder or county clerk, as the
case may be, of the county in which such
animal Is, a notice of Ins intention to
claim a lien upon such animal for his
charges for shoeing the samo. Such
notice shall state the name of the person
claiming 'he lien, the miineof the owner
or reputed owner of the animal sought to
be charged with the lien, and a descrip
tion sufficient for identification of the
animal upon whMi the lien is claimed.
The notice miiHt be verified by oath.
It shall be the duty of the recorder of
NEW LOT OUTINGS, FLANNELS, YARNS,
Calicoes, Muslins, Shoos Etc.
CASH PRICES.
It Iniya '20 Ilia, rice, '28 Ilia, white Inmiiin 1'.) llm dry grim. Hiigur, '20 Ilia,
extra C, 2(1 llm, jiruiiea, nlin or plums, H) llm, gooillitnl, HI Um. dry
suit moat, IS yda. ciilait w,, 20 yds. outing lliinni'l, nml in slioon. if I
luiya n pair good oxforda tiHtiully I1.-I5, or ludiea solid button mIiih'h
UHUiilly l.f0. Aimtlicr HliiiiiH'iit, liidicM dung. hIioch, put. tip, urcut
vuluo for ti'.AO, liroken lota hIioch nt cost or Ichh; Itoya or moil's warran
ted plows t..ri0 mid l.Wi; ludica lieuvy Hlipmrn out to 4.ro.; atecl wire,
imils 0 to S at 2."i) ken, or :W II. 1.W); HI to '2i Hnnv 2.'2'i k or
41) lbs. t.0); III) to t!0 penny fJ.OO, or -15 llm. 1 .(H). Ko.luctioii in very
department.
...Red Front Store...
UlillGON CITY.
TIJJK Yfll'lVS wme JOT,
anl those who watch and wait for timo
will only discover its (light. You cun
diaoovcr nit elegant collection of timo
pieces in our ntock of ladies' and
gentlemen's gold and nil vo watches,
w hich in all ciii-ch are, models of ac
curacy, keeping time ho well that they
don't lose it. Wo can confidently reo
otniiichd our witi lies ami clocks, too,
art entirely trustworthy, and meeting
the needs of the hour ton second. Our
assortment of lashionahle jewelery and silverware is very complete
11UHM1CIHTKH A ANDWICHKN.
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oney.
And Encourage
Home Industry
THE
Qregon Picture Frame
Company
Makes a Specialty of Manufacturing
Mouldings . . .
and picture Frames
New and Novel Design
108 Second Street
Near Washington I
M. J. MORSE, Manager.
Eatala Picture and Art Material.
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(Concluded on Seventh pane.)
Awarded
Highest Honors-World'- Fair.
DEL-
mm
fixed by the board at not to exceed two ning January 1, 1896, out of any moneys
CREARi
ITHWUMLai
MOST PERFECT. MADE
K pure Crape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fre
from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant,
40 YEARS THE STANDARD
JOHNA.BE0K,
THE
RELIABLE JEWELER
No. 'i'O, Morrlnon Street,
PORTLAND, OREGON,
IS STILL ON KARTH.
For general repairing ho Btandft
without a peer, tor hrnt-cIaHH, re
liable) gooda his etore in second to
none. Trv him 1
Dollars
And
Sense.
For
Fifty
Cents.
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M.k ni"iicy wiiiic
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tnn bynlil nriM-M
Ctn!..i;tclllllMit
II. ami clncrl!r trrry
rta le lirnlrtl UiT till
tKiuitry buuur.
The 'ORIE
mrclianlnilty tin but
wheel. l'lrlurlmcHlrL
r Parllie Cooat
Artnla. lllrvrlt cuta-
lugucroallrdfrw.gWta
fi'UHcacrltitlnn r-rlrf ric nMTi wiwtkd.
FETAM7MA IHCUB ATOt CO., rttal.mi.Cal.
IlaancH llm . an a Main hi., Xam Anftlra.
I
Via lllii.itntnl I 1
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Sunset Grocery,
...West Side...
A Dollar Saved
Is a Dollar earned.
Buy Your Groceries
where You can get
them the CheapeHt.
All New, FreHh
Selected Stock of
the Best Quality in
the Market.
Staub's
Cash
Grocery,
Commercial
Bank
Block.
Complete alock ol
Crockery Tinware and potions.
First class goods....
. ..Low Prices ...
...Prompt delivery.
Satisfaction -:- C uaranteed.
C. A. McMILLAN, Prop.
Postoflico-:- Store,
MILWAUKK1C, OR.
FAMILY -GROCERIES,
Dry Goods,
Notions.
Hardware,
Boots Shoes,
Our Groceries are Fresh
and of tho best quality.
In Prices we meet
Portland Competition.
O.WISSINGER,
Successor to
GARY & WISSINGER.
Let me have a trial order.
raw's Snouting Powders.
For Childrtn Cutting their Ttatfi.
IN USE OVER FIFTY YEARS.
M fmrltk H,at, pr.u.M flt$, Commltlm,, an
praaarv. aaaria Kara 0 (Aa eoiattatoa
. . . awna ria ttrlt of tnthlnt.