Oregon City enterprise., August 21, 1896, Image 1

Oregon
City
VOL. :io. no.
OKK(iON CITY, 0KE00N, FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1800.
ESTABLISHED 1800
conns,
dlrmill imiirl ruinvnuea dtt Monday In .
emlr unit third Monday In April,
rmlmliiiuiiirl In aaaltm fliat Monday In each
uiuii Hi.
foininla.loorra court nii-ela Aral Wp1iiixliir
ftr drt Monday nl tooli monlh
("I U. A ll. (! LAToCIIKm,
ATTOUNKYH AMI
CoirNSKLOUS AT LAW
MAIN HI' II like liliKllllN CUV, IIIIKOIIN.
Furnlali AUlrnrta ol I iiiu, Ijiaii Mutiny, Core
oloae MoriaNuna, and irauaarl Itttiirral
I. a I llualiina.,
J J K. CHOMM,
AITOUNKY AT LAW.
Wiu I'mi Tii IK A i.i. Ciima or Tin Htati
Ural Kalule a ml liiiiiranre.
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AmiUM'.YH AT LAW.
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ColliM'lloiia,
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AITOUNKY AND
OiUNNKLOU AT LAW
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money, ie li aia ra an) l.auaarl a tmioral
law jl.uraa.
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lira, uml ,iair u l anflolil AS HunUrfa tlruf
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ATTOHNKY AT LAW,
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InanratH'a) wrlllru In all liaillti( Pniii
l.alllt'a. Al, imcU 01 '.Ilia lurmlit t.
Co lortiona a ai.Htall)r.
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ATTOKNLY AT LAW.
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MJTARY t't lll.Ii' autt CONVF.V A.NCKK.
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llio lltil..i.. nl llarlfuiil, ralatlns. Ilnm
turf ol lirrtnau
onirn nue iHir ninth nl UriluxlUI Cliuroli,
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linn., Imna, Inaur4t ". i'a) 1'aa I'rrtrrt
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A rrt'ltSKY AM) Clil NHKLOK AT LAW,
Will rarili'e III all rmirla ul Die Hate,
Alialracla ma.lo, Tlil mamlneil ami a grneral
law tiuallicaa Irallaartnl.
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'INNAIIID A JOIINHON,
CIVII. r.Ndl.NKKItri ANI Hl'KVKYOHH
Hallway liM-allnn ami punairtiriloii, brlilia.
plana and eailmalra lor walor aiipply.
Dralnajo ami alreel Improvement of towm
.rdl atleiitlon glvrn in r)ratihtlii ami Mile
iriiitlnii
J W. WKLCII.
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Williinii'llu Illd., opoile l'orilullicr.
Olllco liourH from H 11. in. to 1'.: 1 to
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J' AITOUNKY AT LAW
AnaiNAi'Ta or imioi-khtv ri iiMNiIKI'.
Olfloe next to Ori'iinn t'ltv lu on til I atrool.
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O. T. WIl.I.IAMU,
UK. A I. KHTA'l'K AND l.OAN AOKNT.
A onl line of IiihIiic. ronlili'iire anil aiiliiirban
rroperly.
Farm Property III triiota to mil on cany terma.
(lorronpomli'iice tiromolly ainwereit. Odloo,
next door to t'aulleld A lliinllov'e ilniK atoro.
rpilK COMMKIK'IAL HANK,
OK OKKtlON CITY .
Capital, 10.X
TRA NNAfTa A tlKNICH A I, BANKINO BlUINIlaa.
Umna nmilo. Illlla (IikmiiiiiIccI. Mnkea col
leolnina. Ilnya ami aolla exrhaiiKe mi all polnla
In the I 'iilt. fl Hlali'H, Kurope ami Hook Komi,
lii'pnalla ri'cul"i'il aiilijoct to chuck, lliuik
open from II A. m. to 4 '. M.
I). C. I.ATOUHKTTK, I'rcalilent.
K K 1KINAI.DHON, Caahler
J JANK OK OKKOC'N CITY,
Oldest Banking Hesse In the Clt7.
l'nlil lip Capltnl, .'in,IXX).
Hiirplua, Ju.M.'xl.
mUKIDKNT, - - Tima. CHARM AH.
vick rnKainiNT, oro. a. ha hoi no.
carhikr. o CAtiriici.n.
MANAUKR. CIIARI.R) H. CAUFIKLO.
A fonoral hanking hualneaa trnnanotoil.
Uopoalta reci'lvoil aulijmit to ohock.
Approved hllla and noiea dlaeounled.
County and elty warrant! boiiKht.
Ixiana mvlo on available aeourlty.
Kichainre hoimht anil anld.
CoUcnllont made promptly.
liralta aold avallanle In any part of the world
Teleiraplilo exohaiiKea aold on Portland, Ban
FranolROn. rihloaiio and Now York.
nteroat pal J on time depoalti.
Wanted-An Idea SSS
rrntact your Idraa; thojr may lirlnit you woalih.
Wrlta JOHN WKDIlKltllUHN CO., Patent At lor.
neya, WaalilnRtnn, I). ()., for Ihnlr l.l vrlae olTar
and lift of two hundred luTeuUona wauled.
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NOItill IIIIITIHII ,V M , UrKi-at na'dla in the world.
HI'X UK LONDON, nldi-at iiircly lire l:iurii'e r iiipny in the world.
-DTNA OK II Alt TKi i It 1 1, larKvat and heat Amrrlraii t.'oruaiiy.
C'ONTINKNTAI. OK N K W YOltK, ouaol Hie lirnt American couianlri.
AND Ol IIKIt KlltSI.CI.AHH COMI'ANIKH.
Cnll on m for Hntlnuat, nml
T. K. DONALDSON,
SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS
The latest in CLOTHING and
(jeii:'5 purpisfyintf Qood.
Nciilost Styles
Sliirl Viiists, etc.
Novelties in every line.
Pioiiccr Store
Thos. Charman & Son,
Oregon City, Oregon.
Edoiards
Successors to
099 Molalla Avenue-
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
NKW GOODS
LOWKST PRICES
Flour, Shorts, Bran, Oats, Wheat, Spuds, Etc.
Cash Paid for Chickens and Eggs.
Uow you Can Save Money
Whon your chililrcn noed a laxative or stomach
and bowel regulator, buy
BABY'S FRUIT LAXATIVE.
Fifty doses ior twenty-hve cents. The season for
colds and coughs is upon us. In order to be pre
pared for an emergency, get a bottle of
Baby's Pectoral Syrup,
The best in tho market. Price 2.r cents. For sale
at the CANBY PHARMACY, Canby, Or.
DR. J. H. IRVINE, Proprietor.
A PRETTY DISPLAY
of crockery In JiiHtly a housekeeper's pride,
i-; vir vjim run have ll, too, ut small cost,
aiinply liy taking advantage of tlio lirillluiit
crockniy hint offered In our "lock. You'd
l hcIoiiImIumI to ceo what $1.00 would buy
at our establishment. Oil.) pieces that oimi
imiihI Ihi vi'fv oilil not to bit delighted with ;
hreiikfimt, iliiuiiT, uml tea eels tliitl mc
wonder of art,bciiuly, and uniqueness ; an
UKNortiiiiinl Unit glvim tlm purchaser every
I li i riK to choose from, tiro our rtockery
attractions HciiIhth: KM) ii'C() dinner gut,
fliin decorated, for 17.75.
BI'LLOMT k BDSCIT, Tie HQOHtorDlJLm
Leading Agency
. In Clackamas County.
ttlaao ftir Hlottorai nntt Cntanflrar
At G)inmcrcial Bank.
of Dress Goods
Bpos.,
ELY BROS.,
IICI-OltK J L l)i;K MellltlDK.
Iiijiiiietloi Milt Itest raining K. ('. Mail
dork From helling Property for
l)i llii(iiciit Taxes,
Anioux llio m tioiix recently lironlit
in tlm circuit court for Cl.n liiuiiwi
county, In an injunction Hiiit brought ty
IloMcri HiirriMvi't, an plaintiir, to r
Mtra.li! cx-HhcriirMaddock from mdliriK
thn proTty levied upon for dcliiiuiit
Iiixi-ii hm alvcrlUi'd in the Three HintiTH.
Tho pHpem worn eerved upon the ex
dheriir and lieputy Moxly lant Halunlay
moiiiinif hy f.'nruner (iodfrey, llicUy
tlpori which the Rale WdH ttdviTliicd to
laku placo, AicoinpttiiyiriK the a.-rvii-e
of die oilier )BH:ra wait an order from
j Judge. Mclirido reatrainitiK the hherilT
from RcllinK (he adverlinol dellniuerit
projwrly; The order aUo cited the nhef
iir to uu-ar at Astoria on Thiiriay, the
2'Hli day of Anmt, lH'.Kl, and (how
caiiHe why the injuficlion ahould not bo
matlii ierpi)tiial. The attorneys for the
plaintiirare W. W. Thayer and Henry
; ti. Kaynnr, of I'ortland, anil L. L. Por
ter ami 0. I). Dimluk, of Oregon City.
On Tueaday the defendant, E. C. Mail
dock through Ilia attorney. Brownell,
filed a iieiieral demurrer to the the com
plaint, and conaequent order ol court,
lieputy Hheriir Mixxly announced that
, the sale woul I he pootponeiJ until Sat-
I urday at 10 o'clock a. in.
Below ! given in Rtthntanre the com
plaint made hy the plaintiff.) in the in
junction suit :
Hidden HdrgreAvea, plaintiff, vs, E.
C. Maddock, defendant.
8aid plaintilT, Holden Hargreaves, on
lielialf of liitiiRelf and others similarly
situated to wit: Mrs. E. Warner, J. L.
Waldron, H. E. Cross, Thomas Char
man, W. W. Torler, Ella Broderick,
Klla K. liurghaidt, Ella Chapman, T.
M. Cross, Daniel Kanclier, Y. 8. Gard,
A. T. riowuian. Isaac l'rindle, L. I).
Shank, John 0. Shannon, I'eter Hrnith,
Freil Stahlmecker, John P. Sumner,
Mary Thome, C. W, Armstronis, Mrs.
L. W. Andrews, George Dunlavy, Ed
ward Dupnis, 8. J. Garriaon, C. E.
OajltwHy, Oregon A California Kiilroad
Company, Sarah McCown, Grant Mum
Kjwer. F. T. Mintie, Seth Luellin, 8.
X. Luellinit, W. S. U'Ken, Edward Ma
Kone, Ruth and Daisy Mantiam, E. E.
Kills, Joseph KniaC'it. Albert C. Med,
Maria Kraeft, W. W. Jes-ie, D. W. How
ard, 11. J. Harding, Benjamin Athey,
John J. Fleming and Clmtles Athey,
ami for the heuc lit of all other taxpay
ers of the county of Clackamas, state of
Oregon, similarly situated, comes and
complains of the defendant, E. C. Mad
dock, and for cause of complaint says.
That the plaintiff, Holden Harre ives,
and each every of the persons hereinbe
fore named and referred to are resi
dents and taxpayers of the county of
Clackamas, state of Oregon, and have
been such for a period of at least one
year last past.
That on tho Oth day of May, 18!M, the
defendant caused George V. llorlon, the
duly elected, qualified and acting county
clerk of said county, to execute and de
liver to the defendant aforesaid a list of
taxes relumed as unpaid for the year
18i(3, of said county of Clackamas, to
gether with a certain warrant attached
thereto, commanding said defendant to
demand payment of delinquent taxpay
ers charged therein, and in case of fail
ure of said persons to pay the sums so
demanded, to make sale of goods and
chattels of said persons, and in case of
failure to find personal property of said
persons for the purpose of satisfying said
delinquent taxes. A copy of which list
and warrant is hereunto attached
market! exhibit "A," and hereby made
a part of this complaint.
That the plaintiff is indebted in the
sum of $12 L'S for unpaid taxes levied
against him bv the otlicers of said county
for general taxes duo said county, and
each and every of the persons hereinbe
fore named are indebted to said county
for unpaid taxes for said year 1805, in
the several sums set opposite their
names in the published notice, a copy of
which is hereto attached anil marked ex
hibit "B," and hereby in ado a part of
this complaint.
That said defendant and no deputy of
said defendant at any time has made
any demand upon plaintiff or upon said
persons or either of them for payment of
said unpaid taxes, notwithstanding the
plaintiff and each and eyery of said per
sons are residents of said county, and
have been for a period of six months last
past, and accessible to defendant so that
he might have made demand for said un
paid taxes as directed by said warrant.
That on or about tho 20th day of July,
1895, defendant caused the county clerk,
G. F. Horton, aforesaid, to issue a certain
warrant commanding him to levy the
same upon the goods and chattels of the
delinquent taxpayers of the said county
for the year 1895, and it none could be
found then upon tho real property of
said persons. Below follows a copy of
the warrant in substance :
In the name of the Btate of Oregon
you are hereby commanded that you
levy uiin the goods and uhnlUds of tlm
delinquent taxpayers named in the fol
lowing I. nl. and if not found, then upon
tho real properly set fortfi herein, or so
much thereof a shall satisfy the amount
of tax'ift so charged, with cost and ex
ienes, and that you pay over ail mon
ies so paid to the county treasurer of said
county as required by law. This is
signed and witnessed hy Georgi) F.
Horlon, county clerk, on the 2'i'h day of
June, 18WS."
The plaintiff alleges that sai l defend
ant has wholly failed to make out and
file with the county court of said county
the statement as required by section
2HICJof Hill's annotated laws of Oregon,
of the taxes of Raid county remaining un
paid for the year 1SW, aforesaid, or any
statement whatever. That he has
wholly failed to make the return to the
I county court aforesaid of tiie delinquent
taxes irom sam year jniM, oi said county
remaining unpaid as required by section
2810 of said laws; that he has also
wholly failed to make and file with the
county clerk of said county his affadavit
as required by section 2Hil of said laws
setting forth that plaintiff anJ the per
sons hereinbefore first named, or either
of them or any taxpayer of said county
has not paid their or any of their taxes
due Raid county for the year 1H!5, and
that he has not, upon diligent inquiry,
been able to discovar any goods or chat
tels belonging to plaintiff or to said per
sons hereinbefore named or any persons
charged with unpaid taxes for said year
ISU'i, to said county, whereon he could
have levied the same, or any affadavit
whatever appertaining to said matters.
That on or about the 17th day of July,
18W, defendant, without having pre
viously made any demand of plaintiffs
or any of said persons, or taxpayers of
said county for payment of the taxes due
to said county for the year 1805, afore
said, and without making any search or
inquiiy for goods and chattels belonging
to them or either ot them whereon be
could levy said warrant and collect said
unpaid taxes; and without making any
inquiry or search lor the goods anil chat
tels whatever ot any delinquent tax
payer of said county for said year 1895,
upon which to levy said warrant anil
with the intention of cheating, wronging
and defrauding plaintiff and each an t
every of the persons hereinbefore named
and delinquent taxpayers of said county
for the said year 1SP5, and the county of
Clackamas, and requiring them unlaw
fully to pay the additional costs of pub
lication and sale of the real estate,
caused a certain notice to be published
in a certain newspaper published in Or
egon City, Clackamas county aforesaid,
entitled the "Tiie Three Sisters," setting
fortli that bv virtue of the warrant afoie-
said, defendant has levied upon the lands
described of all the taxpayers of said
county named in said notice for the pur
pose of satisfying the respective sums
constituting their delinquent taxes for
said year 1895, due said county, and that
he will on the 15th day of August, 18','G,
sell at public auction all the lands de
scribed theren, or so much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy the sums
taxed against said property in said
county for the year 1865, together with
costs and accruing costs of sale. A
copy of this notice is hereunto attached
and marked exhibit "B," and thereby
m ud e a part of this complaint.
That said notice has been published
by said newspaper on each and every
Friday since said 17th day of July, 1S1H).
That plaintiff is the owner of the fol
lowing goods and chattels, and has been
for a period of six months last past, the
same being subject to the satisfaction of
his delinquent taxes aforesaid and said
goods and chattels have been in his pos
session during all of said time, and are
now in his possession in the county of
Clackamas aforesaid to-wit: House
hold goods, two cows and one wagon to
the value of $100.
That each and every of the persons
hereinbefore first named have been dur
ing said period and are now the owners
of goods and chattels in said county sub
ject to ley, for the satisfaction of tho de
linquent taxes due from the said county
for the year 1S05.
That George F. Horton, county clerk
aforesaid, had no lawful right or author
ity to execute and deliver to defendants,
or either of them, for the reason said de
fendant has wholly failed as aforesaid to
make the statement, return and affida
vit and file the same as provided by sec
tions 2S01), 2810 and 2811 of laws afore
said, and that said warrants and each of
them are null and void.
That plaintiff is owner of lot 1, sec.
2, tp 4 s, r 4 east, Clackamas county
aforesaid, containing 19.07 acres, and
the persons hereinbefore first named are
the owners of the respective names in
said published notice, and that the de
fendant, it not prevented by the order of
this honorable court, threaten to and
will proceed on the 15th day of August,
1890, to sell said real estate as set forth
in Baid published notice.
That said sale will thereby cast a cloud
upon the title of plaintiff's real estate
aforesaid, and upon the real estate of
'each and every of tho persons herelnhe
1 fore first nam -d, and all other taxpayers
of said county similarly fituated, and
that plaintiff and each anil every of Raid
1 persons will be thereby irreparably in
jured, and that the plaintiff and eacn of
said persons are without any plain or
' adequate remedy at law in tho prem
ises. j That the question presented by the
complaint is one of general interest to
each and every delinquent taxpayer set .
forth in said publishe I notice, ami each
and every taxpayer of said county of
Clackamas.
That said parties are so numerous that
it is impracticable to make them all
plaintiff.) and bring them all before the
court in this suit. Therefore, and for
, that reason, plaintiff institutes this suit
' for himself and for the use ami benefit
of each and ever of the oersons first
hereinbefore named, and the taxpaym
generally of said county of Clackamas,
that the court grant a temporary order
of injunction, restraining and prohibit
ing the defendant from selling Jthe real
estate of plaintiff and of each and every
person hereinbefore named, described
in said notice, under said warrant and
published notice; and from performing
any act whatsoever under and in virtue
of said warrant and notice, and upon the
final hearing of said cause that it be ad
judged and decreed that the defendant
bo perpetually enjoined from perform
ing the same, and for such other and
further relief as may be just and equita
ble. Saturday's Ball (jams.
On last Saturday afternoon the young
men's ball nine of.Oregon City, won for
itself and the city, much honor by suc
cessfully defeating in the hardest con
tested hall game of the season, Port
land's Y. M. C. A. team. The victory
should have merited little credit, had it ,
not been that the visiting team were far
in advance of Oregon City players, In
age, size and experience. The game waa
called at a quarter after three bv umpire
Clarence Fields, and ttie players com
menced their contest, and for two hour?,
the struggle for victory eontinned. All tba
playing was good, batting much above
the.ordiuary, ami base running first-class .
in every particular, winning m och ap
plause from the deeplv interested, at
tentive audience. The audience, al
though rather small in numbers, was
ever willing, by cheer and shout, to
assist the home team in their efforts to
succeed. The young ladies especially
were important factors in the game, dis
playing as much interest as the compet
itors themselves, applauding whenever
the opportunity afforded, and shouting
quite enthusiastically, in voices pitched
so high and shrill, that it is quite re
markable the players did not loose their
interest in the game, and entirely forget
the art of ball playing while listening to
to such a combination of entertain
sounds. It was however o( great value to
the borne team in strengthening their
courage and determination. Clarenee
Fields umpired the game, exhibiting
much ability in ball tactics, making
good decisions and conducting the game
with credit to himself as a player and
referee. At the close of the game the
score stood 13 to 15 favoring the Oregon
City boys. In honor of the victory, Mrs.
Emma Davidson prepared with much care
and pains a beautiful boquet of the most
delicate flowers, and presented them to
the team, which were greatly appreci
ated and much admired, by all.
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Send your address to II. E. Bucklea
& Co., Chicago, and get a free sample
box of Dr. King's Jew Life Pills. A
trial will convince you of their merits.
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in the cure of con
stipation and Sick headache. For Mal
aria and Liver troubles they have been
proved invaluable. They are guaranteed
to be perfectly free from every deleterious
substance and to be purely vegetable.
They do not weaken by their action, but
by giving toue to stomach and bowels
sreatly invigorate the system. Regular
gize 25 cents pur box. Sold by Charman,
& Co., Druggists.
Our Standing at Hume.
"Four out of every five bottles of med
icine sold in the last five yeats are S. B.
goods. The S. B. Headache and Liver
Cure I use myself as a genet al physic.
If you are sick and want to get well, the
quickest, cheapest and safest method is
to buy the S. B. remedies and use as di
rected. C. P. Balch, druggist, Dufur,
Or." For sale by C. G. Huntley.
The People's Favorite,
When you are hungry and want an ap
petizing meal one that is well cooked
to your taste and well served try the
Nickel Lunch Counter, This is no
second-class rastaurant, we feed the
best people In Oregon City and they al
ways go where they get full yalue for
their money. Give us a trial,
Gkorgb Bros. Proprietors.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World's Pair Highest Medal ami Diploma.
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