Oregon City enterprise., June 11, 1897, Image 1

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Oregon City Enterprise.
OKKC.ON CITY, OREGON FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1897.
VOL.31. NO.M
ESTABLISHED 18C6
j a. l'lrriNdicit.
KICAI, HMTATIC, INHIIUANCK, NOTAUV
run i.o.
A fi .in Mt of riiy and fur in properly il
bedrock prices farm property In smiill
tracts near town lo trade lor city properly.
Haw anme extra K'mmI ImrKnltm. Properly
linndied on atnall cnmiulMlnn, Write or
on 1 1 and no tin,
poaliilllcs IiiiIWIi'K, - - Oregon City.
QLACKAMAH AIIHTItACT A TIll'HT CO.
rtirnUll, JW acta, lialns nf Tll'a. Dmfrlp-lldli-.
Umm, Inaiiru iiti, I'ay Ta I'vrluul
Tlllaa. olu., clo. lillicu iiv. r Ik Ilk of
Oroa II I I Jf
J. Y. CLAItK, Proband Mur,
sannKCITV, - - - ossiiow,
Jjril,l)IMI('K.
ATTOHNKY AND C0t!NHKI.0ll AT LAW.
Will praotlca In all courts "I l '
AhalracU ml. Tile, aiamlnad ii(1 1 ieneral
law itualuvaa lriiuutl.
Offlna Willi I. I I'ortnr.
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W. K1NNA1H1I
CIVIL KNOINItltU ANL BUKVKYOK.
Hallway larallou ami eoii.lruclhni. brldioa,
lilaiiiaiid eallmslei lor walor (Upily
Dralnaia and lrot Improvement uf town.
usolal alWiilliiD lo to6ruliUn and blus
prliilliil
T W. WF.LC1I.
- DENTIST -WillatnetUi
It Id., opposite 1'oatolllce.
Office liourn frum 8 . in. to 12: 1 to
6 ::t0 p. in.
r L. I'OHTKRi
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AanaAtTiorraoraaTY ruKiMan.
OIBm nail to Oregon Cltv bank oil lli lrU
"I O. T. WILLIAM.
MKAL KHTATB AND LOAN AOKNT.
A food llueof biulneM.re.liIeiicaaudauburbau
ITuperly.
Farm Property la Irarta lu mil on aaay tef mi.
CorrrnimndKMi'ii promptly an.wered. Office,
ait door lo Caiiflald A lluullev'l Urn alora.
OH
D.dk D.C. LATOl'KKTCE,
ATTOKNKYS AND
COUNSKU)KH AT LAW
MAIM HTHKKT URRMON HTY, ORRCION.
Vurnlih Ahlra(-la nl Title. Loan Money. Fre
oline Moriaxe. and tranunt Ueiieral
Law Rualnrai.
K. CHOHa,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Wiu. raACTM'R IR Aw. :onata or thb Btatr
Real Kitale and Inraranre,
Offloeon Main Rin et bet. Hlilhaud Soenlh.
uaxioK i irt. (
J K. MAHKS.
ATTOKNKY AT LAW.
Will nrallie In all Hie e inrla of the alale
OMIct oppoalte court home In Caulleld
hiilldiMK.
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II. DYE.
iTTdllVl'V A Mil
( t)l!NSKI.OR AT LAW
WIU f irenl m'i' bi'racu. u.an
money, -e tin ta'e. an 1 1 aua.i t a piieral
la bit I eu.
OrBoo nml II mr ndjnlnli'i Hank ol 0 agon City.
oaionN city. oaaooH
R0 C. aiOWNKLL.
j. u.cinrnki.L.
HtOWNKLL A CAMPHKI.I,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Oaiuiix city, 0iom.
Will nractlre In all the eniirla o( the itale. 01
Be, unit diMir to C mi field A lluntlvy a drill
atiira.
y II. UOllYNH,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NOIAKY PUIII.Ili
CANBY. OKKOOM.
Will prnctlpe all eonrta of He Hale,
liimiriiiina wrllleii In all leading com
uaulua. Ah rnol 01 tulu uin.i.lud.
Co leo' on t up 'dully.
jy. J. II. MILLER,
DKNTIHT
Eeventb ntrent, near Houlborn 1'm'ltlc
dupot, Oregon City, Oregon.
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II. ISOM.
CIVIL ENGINEER and
DEl'UTY COUNTY SURVEYOR.
Will be at court limine on each Saturday
and on rPK,,',r "B"in Jny of
county court.
II
T. BLADEN,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
I nan ranee written In the Hartford, ol Hartford,
Palatlue. Hamburg of Ilrouian.
rpilE COMMERCIAL BANK,
OP OREGON CITY.
Capital, 1100,000
TRANHACTN A ORNRRAL RANRINO RIIHINRHR.
' Loans made. Illlla dl.nnuiitud, Mnko. col
lootionn. liny and kiIU exchanite mi all point.
In the United Htafea, Euroiie and liong Kong.
Depnulta reeel-ed aubjoct to check. Bank
open from a. m. to 4 r. u.
0. C. LATOURETTK, Proaidont.
V K DONALDSON, Caahlor
JJANK OK OREGON CITY,
Oldest Banking House In tbe Cltr.
Paid up Capital, 'i0,000,
Hiirpln., Ijj.Wki.
PRRRIDRKT, - - THOS. CHARMAM
V1CR PRKHIDRNT, fiRO. A. HA Rill NO.
CAKHIRH. R-0 CAIIFIRLD.
MAMAURR. CHARMS M, CAUFIKLD.
A general hanking biialneas tranaacted.
Uepoalta received aubeot to check.
Approved bill! and notes dUaoimted.
Couutj and city warranta bought.
Lnana mvle on available seourlty.
Exchange bought and sold.
Collections made promptly,
limit, .old availaiile lu any part of the world
Telegraphic exchanges sold on Portland, Ban
rranolsoo.Ohloagoand New York,
nterest pat J on time deposits.
mm
VB58 ii Leading Age
iHKPHICHKNTINOl-
KOYAL OK M VKKI'OOL, does largest builnrM In the world.
NORTH llltl TlHf 1 A M., largest aaals In tin world.
BUN OH LONDON, oldest purely fire hisuraiica company In the world.
.V.TN A OK II A ItTKOKD. lrK"l and tt American Company.
CONTINKNTAl. OK NKW YOllK, one of Ilia beat American companies.
AND OTHEIl KIK8T-CLAH8 COMPANIES.
Cation ma for Itntlniim, nrl ol
F. E. DONALDSON,
as
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HeaJ(uarters fur White Mountain and Arctic
Ice-cream freezers, finest in the land.
Ijtwn inowora, rubber lioae, acri'en doora and windowi, flailing
tacklo, camiilnu outflia. plows, burrow, cultivator! and all kind of
agricultural machinery. Lubricatlnu oil of all kinda. l'lumbin: and
all kinds of Job work neatly and promptly done, estimate farnUlied.
Pope & Co.,
Corner 4th and Main Streets. - - Oregon City.
r;r7Ty7rrei;i,Mfi.i.i,i.i.J.M,iJ
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OU ARE WANTED
TO EXAMINE THE 1896-97
STYLES OF SHOES
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7ft KR7IUS13H BR03.
Finest line of SI1033 in Oregon City at Portland prices.
4Tis Spring, Gentle Annie,"
A nice new dress from tho
Many Beautiful Patterns
of stylish and seasonable selections
In Spring Dress Goods
will make you appear to bo tho fairy creature, all
men think you aro.
Thos. Charman & Son
have ono of the finest selections of spring goods
and novelties ever brought to Oregon City. Call
and seo them at tho
The Pioneer Store.
DO YOU NEED ANY
Doors, Windows, rj
Moulding,
Window Glass,
Oil OTHER BUILDING MATERIAL?
:GOTO:
C. H. BESTOW I CO-
Low Prices. First-class Goods.
Corner Uth and Main Streets. Oregon City, Oregon.
Spring stock of
Baby Carriages just arrived
JjilcMt style and lowest prices. Thre
are some lovely on en, upliotHtfrcd and
parasol from $5 up. Wo also cull your
attention to our stock of baby highchalrs
ml buliy rocklngchairi from 75c up.
1'loase tve in a call
BELLOMY & BUSCH
Tho HouikifurniHhcrB.
ncy
in Clackamas County.
- o for llotUr and Calandara
At Commercial Bank.
tiik KXi'Linv KKronr.
A Complete Hliolii(f nloli:e Condition
ami MiiiiiiKcniciit of Hie Nlii rlfr
Hiiil TreflHiirer's Ofllct .
To tbe Honorable County Court of Cluck
ma county, Oregon. Gentleman :
In )iiirijttiico of our contract wltb vou,
dated Marrli 8, lH.I7,to expert the books,
accounta, etc., of the ebcriir and treaa.
urer of Clackamas county, we bff to
submit tbe following which erta!na U
tbe sberifT olllce only
According t i your iriMtriictions we l"
((an our examination with tbe collection
of the JtJ'J.'i taxes, March 0, 1804, 1 bin
year' tax being the flrt, which included
special tax on account of school dialrlcts.
We deem it uncles to enter into detail In
this report as to the exact manner In
which the work wa done, as you have
watched tbe same, and we have consulted
often in regard to various point in ques
tion. We shall give you, as briefly as
possible, tbe result of our examination,
and note first, that we tound the follow
ing tax to appear unpaid on the 1893 tax
roll, and that tbe lame was not carried
to the 1893 delinquent roll, and wa
therefore not advertised and (old :
fAUR UNI WHOIBTAX ART
61 17 J W Ursir $14 08
(In 'iU Klla L Kerrin, ROnbiirn.. 4 20
III II K CraiK, sherlfs au'mt. .. fi US
110 111 Ha Bruce " I 4ij
117 M ike Jordan " " 3 1
ll 2 Narah C Lawrence " 12 MJ
1 JO 11 D Miller jo 8o
IH 1(1 Daniel I) Miller " 4 20
1131 4 David Van llanten " 6 l"
1.10 10 Kiiiina 0 Wells " 2(15
1 8 T K McClelland " 1 4!i
177 I'i Ira 0 UamlHiw " S f.2
loll 11 I) C Launirette " 23 M
3!i OWli I'auhliuan " 7 in
Total $100 02
In explanation of the above it should
be said that W li. l'aulman'i tax a
peara paid on the delinquent roll, but
that il Is by an error in placing opposite
his name the number of a receipt, 6118,
issued to Albert I'asold, whose tax is on
line 4 of aame iiane. By this error Mr.
I'asold' property was wrongly sold and
Mr. l'aulman'i property, on which the
tax was not paid, was not advertised.
There should lie on file with the county
clerk each aflidaxit, swearing oflT taxes,
but we were unable to find any of these
for 18U3 tax and had to rely entirely on
the Hit made and copied by the aherifj
In tho delinquent roll. We find no evi
dence anywhere that any of the above
tax waa sworn off or that it wis a double
assessment. It apiears to have tieen
simply omitted by Mieiitr Uanong in
making up the 181)3 delinquent roll. We
have checked Mr. Uaiiong'a work be
ginning with March G, 1894, and find be
turned over to the treasurer all monies
collected by him. Several error were
made during his administration in credit
ing amount to wrong school district
but these will be noted in another place
and all errors of this kind there shown.
On completing our work on the 1304
original and delinquent roll, represent
ing taxes collected by Mr. Maddock, we
find the following taxes to appear un
paid on tbeoiigitial and delinquent rolls
and lo have been omitted in making up
the advertised list, and were therefore
not advertised and sold. Neither is
there any evidence of these amounts
having been paid since. Among the
allldaviti on file, there are none showing
any of this property to have double
assessment or eirors.
FAUX 1.1 N I WllilSKTAX. AM'T
2 6 Ash & Ackerman $15!) 00
2 7 Samuel and Asilnli Allnson 1.125
10 S George I.. Carat-day 14 40
12 2 C. ConmtiH'k ti till
1.1 111 Kufjene Cuming 7 .10
15 17 KlvaJ. l)ix 64
12.1 2!) K. O. and Sarah Ann Hvatt 14 40
27 21 MajorS. Nora Hungale".. 20 W
.12 14 James I) l.ee 5 10
.15 25 Carrie K May .. 5 00
ltd 1" Heirs of Ira Moody ....... 10 80
.10 2.1 ElizHoelli K Moody 4 l'l
.17 20 J D A C M Myers 22 80
4(1 28 Charles Unburn 18 00
4H 21 I'anelil raqnette 3 14)
47 2il l'urcilla Parker 1 Ir2
Ml .1 l.ouis Rothai her 8 40
Ml 0 Katateol Alfred Rowlee... 7 20
(5 14 Unknown 2 00
ti" 11 Charles Welch II W
J7 15 KinmaC Wells 2 14
Total $;!i3 41
We find the following amounts omitted
by Mr. Maddock fioni the delinquent
roll for 18)15, and consequently not ad
vertised and sold. No afllilavita are
among those on file showing any of the
property to have double assetsments ur
errors.
1!) 28 AdaC. Haines $ 8 70
41 17 Mrs. N. M Billings 4(1 .11
57 17 R N Bradley 10 8!)
1(H) 10 John W, Kiiiina M Cochran 7.1 HI
1.14 21 John and Uertie Daynes.. 4 28
2N5 24 8 Huelai, trustee 12 .15
,1i 11 14 J 1) Lee 5 07
.1114 3 0 1' Lent ft fid
,1'4 6 " 10 M
,1(14 0 " 10 45
414 10 W H and H P HcOuira... 73 tiS
4(i0 0 II l" McNary, trustee, II
W Cottle. 3 72
4( 1.1 II P McNarv, trustee, H
W Cut tie 109
4til 2 II P McNary, trustee, II
W Cottle 2 79
MS 24 11 W Scott 3 10
IB 25 I 1. Bower 7 21
.192 I) Lucy Mallory 1 65
594 5 Michael Pendleton 1 17
(Wl 2!) Jacob Powell 24 70
lil(i 3 A W and Charitv Kis... 1 60
WO 15 H W Scott. W P Keaily ... 20 45
(182 22 K W Swatlord 4 !H
091 4 H Thielson 4 72
092 8 Addie L Thompson 10 97
Total....' . $158 28
The property belonuing to both Mrs. j
Hilling and Mr. I'.radley, although not,
carried to I he delinquent roll was ad-1
vertiacd. In as much a tbe first sale
was declared illegal, all of tbe property
belonging to persons named above should
have been advertised the second time,
and its omission from the delinquent
r.ll by Mr. Maddock would naturally
cause hi successor in office to omit it.
For this reason therefore we include
these two in the above list.
We found further t.iat Mr. Grace in
making his list for advertising from the
1895 delinquent roll formerly made by
Mr. Maddock, omitted the following
property which at that time, and doea
now, apar unpaid on tbe roll, thus
making an amount, in total, nearly equal
to that ortitted by Mr. Maddock thereby
making tax to the amount of $708 74 which
ha not been advertised and eold, and of
course a valid aale cannot be made
unless tbe property i properly adver
tised. 6
6
6
7
7
8
9
14
14
14
2!
22
85
80
80
lr2
120
11
1.15
147
147
147
147
147
23 John Bayes 10 07
25 K J Bcatie, trustee 4 01
29 Charles B BeilinKer 4 94
1 B I Benell 10 M0
A Bennett 1 32
Celia Blackwell n -JQ
W A Brougbton, Estate of 27 30
M M Coleman 2 47
Edward Collins ' 1 10
Luke Comer H 70
M C Don hoe 13 87
Helen Doney 4 W
11 H Jobnsoti, Trustee. .. 13 00
John Kaiiaxs 7 41
K B Kellry g 81
W M Miller 2 84
H I. Pillock 6 20
Frederick and Elizabeth
Painter 1 70
Clara Prater 179 65
Charlea J tjtraigbt. fl 88
J B and Henry I, Bannon 2 47
Thomas R Beatie 1k8
Empire Mix Co 3 23
(i A StanUin Jr 3 31
Henry Von Helms 2 47
Total $350 4'1
We have included nothing in the
above list except taxes on real property
and see no reason wby it may not now be
advertised and sold for taxes. Tbere are
many cases where assessment of per
sonal property only were made and the
tax has not been collected, but we pre
sume the sheriffs have, as stated in their
returns of the delinquent rolls, made due
search for the property and tound none.
One thing is very noticeable, however,
namely, that a yery small per cent, of
I purely personal proiierty tax is ever col
lected. From the lists above we have
the following summary :
Omissions from 1893 delinquent roll, ! v ' ' 1JW p op 0 S8eu"
by C. W. Ganon. notadvertised,100 02 i0 f"J tribute 10 tho T f
Omission, f.o.n 1894 advertised list by f1'00 8 her0e9 wh0 9acr,fieed the,r Ilve8
E. C Maddock. $343 21. for our country- Uon- Geo' C- Br0WD
0,ni,.ai.1nfmm1K.5,W!nnnrrnllK ell was orator of the day and of him the
E. C. Maddock, not advertised, $.158 28.
Omissions from 1895 advertised list, ,
second sale by G. W. Grace. $350 40
Total amount of tax not advertised,
$1152 87.
We submit the following statement to
sliow errors in various funds and school
districts, made partly in entering on
sheriff's cash register and partly in turn
ing money over to tbe treasurer, and not
subsequently corrected. We have not
attempted to show under whose adminis
tration these errors were made, as there
is no responsibility connected with tbe
matter; suffice it to say, however, that
part of th errors were made by each of
Sheriffs Ganong, Maddock and Grace.
We nave made all proper entries in funds
and districts to correct these errors in ac
cordance witli statement.
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In addition to the above there were
numerous places where the amount col
lected was not seggregated when entered
in the cash register, but in as much as
the entire amount of the school levy
was given to the school fund out of the
first tax collected, we have taken no
note of these eirors, except as they re
late to the road fund, and special city
and district tax.
On completion of Mr. Maddock's ad
ministration we found he omitted to
(Continued on Page Seven.)
THE A. O. U. W.f
Free Kiilertaliiuieiit (ilreo at Welti-
hard's Hall Turmhiy Evening.
Weinhard's hall was filled Tuesday
evening by the mom'iers of tbe Ancient
Order of United Workmen and thair
friends gal tiered to enj y the hospitality
of this popular onijr. An instrumental
duet by the Misses Dra,ier latmclieJ the
carefully prepared program and Chas.
II. Dye then delivered the a ldreaj of
Welcome in behalf of Falls City lodge, ,
No. 69, and referred eloquently to tbe
fidelity and faithfulness of the A. 0. U.
W. in paying its obligations, never hay
ing failed once during the 30 years of its
existence. Mr. Dye said the real mean
ing of A. O. U. W. was "Alwaj Over
shadows Unprotected Womanhood".
Grand Recorder Clark made a happy
response to the address of welcome and
said that tbe A. 0. U. W. wa not only
larger than any other beneficiary organ
ization in America, but that it was
steadily growing and never intended to
die so long as bnmanity existed upon
the earth.
The address of tbe evening was made
by Grand Master E. Werlin, of Port
land, who gave a particularly interest
ing exposition of the merits of the great
order he represents. He paid a feeling
I tribute to tbe memory of John Jordan
Upcharch, its honored founder and de
clared the A 0. U. W. to be the peer
of all fraternal organizations, having
put $2)00 in each of 30,000 homes in
this land. It was a thoroughly practi
cal talk, directed to practical people and
won the fullest and most practical ex
pression of approval his hearers could
accord.
This address waa followed by an ex
cellent musical and titerary program by
some of Oregon City's favoriie perform
ers. The hall was beautifully decorated
with flags, bunting and flowers, tbe
work of the ladies of the Degree of Hon
or. Memorial Arterniatn.
Owing to a press of other matter it
wsa impossible to make mention last
week of the memorial excercises held at
Silverton and Hubbard.
From the Appeal it is learned that the
! day was appropriately observed at the
! i . -.i i -i
Bne"l is. speak,
er of wide reputation and his speech was
one that occupied tbe attention of the
vast audience. He paid a glowing trib
ute to the Grand Army. His effort was
a grand one " Mr Brownell also deliv
ered an aadress in the evening at Liber
al ball which is spoken of in the highest
terms of praise by those who had the
pleasure of listening to it.
At Hubbard everything waa nicely ar
ranged and went off in a manner that
reflected great credit on those who had
the matter in charge. The excercises
were held in Armory hall and the mus
ical part consisted of a ladies' quartette,
grand chorus and band. Lincoln's Get
tesburg speech was read and Mr. A. S.
Dresser, of this city, delivered the ora
tion, which a gentleman from Hubbard
informs us was one of tbe finest address
es ever listened to in that section of the
country, an J they have had some of the
best orators in the state address them
on other occasions. It was logical, elo
quent and patriotic, and simply capti
vated the immence audience. In tbe
afternoon the procession formed and
marched to tlie cemetery under escort of
the E company, 0. X. G., of Hubbard
and II company of Woodburn.
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