( It J ( OBIICII Mi'fU. Ther. was very Important business Vor the city council to transact at ill regular monthly meeting Wednesday night, nd lull board of couneilrnen .and th mayor, C. l. Utourette, wer aire sent. The tullowinn btisines waa disposed of: Keiort of recorder accepted j show ing several ctwi tried during the monin, .And t-H recieved (or license laetieti. Report o( finance committee accepted j lso statement of treasurer (or mouth ending December, 1 rVi. On motion, $1000 waa accepted front 3lr. Dolan, as lull payment o( street Assessment. Oilier notea due, wggrega ting 7S5 muni I paid by the first of June; the recorder to give notification to that effect. The Fire and Water committee re 3orte! 500 feet o( bone received on pur hae to be unsatisfactory and the Mine being returned. On atreeta and public property the ewer o,uetion waa considered, and after aubmitting the report of the City Engi neer. H. II. Johnson, the matter waa re ferred back to the street committee to make further investigation, confer with residents affected, and to report at a apecial session of the council two weeks hence. The following is the report of Engineer Johnson on estimate (or the sewer system : , Pipe to be 6, 8. 10, 12-inch ; sewer to be five (eet below (trade on Third and Onter. and U (eet below grade on Seventh and Center, which will give the ewer a fall of 10 feet between Third and Center and Seventh and Center. The ottobe: Sewer pipes and branches, 42582; five flush tanks, o0;ten man iioles, 200 ; steel pipe elbows, 100 ; tiling. 4.l); excavation, fooll; roc niitng, J10O ; engineering and supervision, 1500; attorney, $100. Which cost covers work done to the head o( Weinhsrd's culvert. A senerate oipe from here to tbo river would cost $2til ; steel pipe and elbow, 45; excavation, fijO. The dUict planned covers 2ii lots, 10 of which are public property. An assessment of 436 54 per lot but recommend an assess ment of $45 per lotto cover any emer gency that might arise." The proposition of a road in the south end of the city, commencing from the iutersection of Third mud Mais streets, .along Third, under the track of the Southern Pacific Railroad Co. and to top of first bluff, was then considered ; the road to he CO feet wide, and one per cent tirade through Third street; and SO tfeet wide and on a 6 per cent grade tbe .remainder of the way; and to cost -10W, $'J90 to be assessed on property -adjacent to Third street. By redocing tbe width above the railroad track to 20 feet to cost $7000. The property in line of proposed road is now in litigatioo, and title is not clear. Tbe matter was .referred to a commiite, composed of .Messrs. Charman, Koerner anl Milln. A special committee was appointed to confer with the Portland General Elec tric Co., to secnre better terms on pat ting in lights at Elyville. Falls View and Kansas City. Koerner, Scbuebel and Huntley were named as committeemen. .Mr. Winkle, manager of a clothing and novelty store was given a rebate of one half of license money required for conducting an auction of goods. Tbe street committee was instructed to remedy the defect in the drainage at tbe corner of Eighth and Main. Report of cemetery committee ad opted. An ordinance was read and ordered published, requiring places of public gathering to be provided with at least one lamp, besides the electric lights. Ordered, to notify owners of property to put in 4-foot sidewalks on Munroe Mreet, west side, between Fifth and Seventh. An ordinance was ordered publisheh requiring the city to deed Twer to E. G. fun field a certain lot of the estate of L,uke Comer, deceased, after tbe ad tninistrator pays all taxes and penalties on same. F Miln. councilman, was given per mission to cut down a locust tree that stands in front of the Catholic, church. It was ordered to purchase a cart for tbe street cleoninir. department. The Htreet committee was ordered to submit a plan for the cleaning of Main istreet. Tbe following bills were ordered paid: XlrnraCnrrv $25 00 Cbas E Burns 67 60 E L Shaw 0 00 J Hartman 10 00 -M L Clark 20 00 Vaul Hemelgarn 25 40 Story Bros 405 O H Young f JJellomy & Busch John Diekleman 1 75 41 B Dimick 2 50 VEHyde 600 M P McCown 2 00 T M Miller 14 00 4 A Harding -. 1 60 Sjteve Hungate ; 150 jFountsin Hose Co 25 . 'Wilson & Cooke 220 Tope 4 Co. 7 42 -Cataract Hose Co 6 J H Straight m m .J C Bradley 78 62 tColumbla II & L Co OO Treas. 9 CO "Three Hose Co's $25 each... 75 00 IG E Co.... 178 08 BOAD tVSD. J Bradley, 6ingar Hill work $102 50 CEMETEBY rUBO. .47 Williamson, cemetery work $5 50 Horn. Ci ttino To Mr. and Mrs. Orln Cut ting, of Molalla, on Saturday a girl. Married. Lswis-Kissm. In this city at the court bouse Monday, by County Judge Kysn Miss Grace Kiser and W. F. Lewis. Hied. Lami-ami In this city, Friday, Feb ruary 24. W, T. Latoureite agtM w years. Mr. I.atotirett is a cousin of C. V. and P. C. I-atourelte, he died at tbe home of bis sister.Friday of heart trouble. He leaves a wife and two daughter at Salem, Or. wher. be had formerly lived. He was born In Michigan and remained In the eastern states until after tbe War of the Kubellion, in which he served five years, and fought under General Grant. 1 He came west 18 year ago, and settled in Oregon and bas made Salem his borne the greater portion of the time. He was guard of tbe enetentiary four yeare.and served on the local police force there (or several yeara. The remains were taken to Salem for burial Sunday. Not In Fgl Creek Saturday. Febru ary 22. Kay Noe. aged 22 year, ttay N d'ed at bis fathers home Sat urday, of consumption, after an illness of two years He was the son of Ell Noe, a well known pioneer, and resident of tne county. HU life had been die paired of for sometime, since it became known that the drea I, insideous disease bal marked him for its victim. The funeral was held at Eagle Cwk ceme tary, Sunday at 11 a. m. KiNSAR.oo In this city Wednesday.Feb ruary 28. 18'rii, at the residence of Mrs. S. M. McCown, Cornelia Kinear son, aged 4 years. Cornelia Hinearson was tbe only daughter ofMr. and Mrs. George Ki near son. sne was nrsi aiinciea wun scarlatina, and finally with stomach trouble. The funeral occurred Thursday and was largely attended by friends of the family. The floral offerings were beau tiful. School KeporU Redland school report, district No. 75, 5th month: So. days taught, 20 ; days attendance, 5IW; days absence, 16; aver age number belonging, 31 ; average daily attendance, 30; time tardy, 1, eight minutes. Roll of honor, Maude and Win. Stone, Ora and Fred Wilcox, Bert Hart, Gil. Belymer, Harry Mosher, Mary Komiecher, Martha, John, Rosa and Cbas. Steibriti, Everett, Ralph and Manford Shiln. Visitors, Messrs. Tho. Sbotkiey, Jos, Wallace, J. M. Behymer, Geo Hicinbothem, D. C. Richardson, Lycurgus Mosher, F. Wilcox and Abe Kamnscber, Mesdame E- Stiebritx, Sevier, Leek, Richardson, Stone, Mosher, Shilts, Hicinbothem, Funk, Karauscher aod Berkey, Misses Gaasie Funk, Gertie Sevier and Annie Kamascber; Master Earl Belymer, Jay, Willie and Cbarlie Mosher and Arthur Funk. Patrons are cordially invited to Visit our school at any time. Cuas. RcTrrtBroRo, Teacher. Ulorleos Mews Comes from Dr. D. B. Cargile, of Washita, I. T. He writes: "Four bottles of Electric Bitter has cured Mr. Brewer of scrofula, which bad caused ber great suflering for years. Terrible sores would break out on ber head and face, and the best doctors could give no help; but her cure is complete and her health is excellent." This shows what thou sands have proved, that Electric Bitters is the best b'ood purifier known. It's the supreme remedy for eczema, tetter alt rheum, ulcers, boils snd running sores. It stimulates liver, kidneys and bowels, expels poisons helps digestion builds up the strength. Only50cents. Sold by Geo. A, Harding Druggist.: Guaranteed. REMOVAL SALE NOTICE Preparatory to moving to our new location N. W. COR. 3d & MORRISON Sts., about the 1st of March, We ofler our entire stock of Hats and Shoes L SAM'L. ROSENBLATT & CO. FIRST & TAYLOR StS. OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, MARCH NOT rOHUOTTKN. Renumber mt; at ll you my frienda. Dealb. is only a transition hlwen mortality ami Immortality. In spring flower come, in summer they bloom, in autumn they wither, and in winter they die so it I with us all. Just one year ago today a little maiden, trusting la her Innocence, playful In her youlhlulness, hoKlul in the future, was called from our midst mourned by all, respected by all, loved by all. Her absence fills the hearts of those that were near and dear to ber with pain and anguish, that even lime cannot assuage. The w ound may heal, but the scar re main. Tender woul are spoken but a mother's heart refuses to be comforted, the grave Hut holds ber precious darling also holds a mother's heart. A mother's heart still bleeds (or you. little one- watches (or your coining, listens (or your merry laugh, sob at your absence, then break down in despair. You are missed at the flresido by your loved ones, at school by your plat mates, in tbe world by all. Little friend, the world is better (or your having lived in it, the shadow of your presence fell on tbo around you like a ray ot sunshine, causing pleasure to lake the place of pain; you were always gentle, always loving, always kind. Spring'ime in all her beauty and splendor, with all ber joy and her pleasure lias come again little one, but your merry laugh is bushed, the flowers bud forth, but (hey mis your geotle touch; the bin! seem to sing lea sweetly than before., your kindly greeting is tulsaed by all. Your ''good bye Mamma" will be heard no more, every body and everything mourns your absence It seems like yesterday, little one, that you were wuh os; that your familiar footstep brought for to a mother ' bear', yet lender blade grow upon the httl mound that mark the spot where loving bands placed your mortal remains. Is this all there is of life? Not God forbid. There is a life beyond the grave a life eternal. May your life here be an ex ample for those you left behind. May your angel band guide them through life and when they too must pass be yond the great divide you can meet them on the other shore and conduct them to thai heavenly rest, where serr ation is unknown. Sunday, Feb. 20, 1SW. M, Sorrl Scneel Exercise. The observance of Washington' birth day at Park place school was unique Professor J. W. Grey, principal, baa introduced a novel method of awakening interest in rhetorical work among the lower grade. A piece for declamation is assigned to each room. Tbe pupils are drilled both in concert and by private coaching Then a contest I held to determine which two of the grade shall represent the class and meet again in general assembly to have judge decide which one of the two from each grade doe the better. A great deal o( interest and competi tion was awakened among the pupil in the recent exercises. Tbe following program was rendered in the presence of a large audience: Opening song, "Mount Vernon Bells;" elect reading 'Washington ;" recitation, Frank McAnulty; "Washington' In augural Address," Lltzie Evans; song, primary pupils; dialogue, Anna and Alice Rail. After bearing the declamations from each grade the judge then gave the following decision: Seventh grade, Mary Kamlstrum; sixth grade, George Mathew; fifth grade, Maud Merrell; fourth grade, Elsie Fredrick; third grade, Arthur McAnulty ; second grade, Otto Purcell; first grade, Edmond A range. Mens and Boys Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, AT ACTUAL COST PRICES. PORTLAND, OREGON A Nlee f.Ml1Klat tmw 0r. A businiMi man ha a daughter and also a confidential clerk, and the confi dent Ul clerk baa for some time Wn at tentive to the daughter, but lie hu Mot or had not a month ago-stiftlcleiit courage to com to the point, though the young woman, gtxnliiees knows, ba never done anything to scare him off. fur he is a first dim fellow In every re pevC The other evening be was mak ing a call and about 9 o'clock ber fa ther came In. "Ah. George." he said, "how aKmt thnt deal we were talking almt this afternoon t Did yon see the inrtyT" "Yea, sir." rcpliM George, "and I expected to see you this evening and tell yon alxmt it" "My dear." said the father, turning to bis daughter, "will you retire for a few minutes? George waul to speak busineMi for awhile," The daughter rose np, bnt hesitated. "Why do I have to go?" she aked doubtfully. "Uecaiise, dear." smiled the father, "you are not liitennk'd. NVhydojrou want to stay?" She blushed and started onl "lltvaiimi. pupa," she twit tered. "I'd rather like to hour George talk business Just once." Then George got red and the father looked at them Mil significantly, and the girl fled. London Answer. rmU Kor Ike Ulaka. The blhop of never mind where tieing a newcomer and somew hat trou bled with a neglected diocese, thought to luxpire bia clergy to take occasional ervie during the week by periodically visiting out of the way parishe and taking one himself. On one of these occasions, having formed unit a gissl congregation and having leeii moved to much eloquence in his w ruwu. bo felt a little not un natural dir to know if be had made any imprenniou on the nsnally nnlm premtionnMe yokels, and put some lead ing qniwtioiia to the old clerk, who wa helping him to nnrolie In the vestry. "Well I boe they've been pleased, with yer." said the old man (Mttronlsingly, "and I'm sure we Ink It werry kind o' yer worship to come down and preach to us, but, yer knaw, a worm on wonld ha' done for the like o' we, if so be," he added with Uooiulng humil ity, "one could La' bin found. "Liv ing Church, ManrlU Twr la Kaalaaa. Whatever may have leen tho defen sive value of uiartello tower a century ago it ha entirely evaporated now. There are a good many of them on the coasts of Essex. Suffolk. Kent and Hns sex. Them massive round tower, some 40 feet high, were regnrditl as and vety likely were splendid defense at tbe time they were erected, bnt they bav long been used only for coastguard jmr piste. Their name ia derived from tbe Italian coast tower which wet e erected a a protection against pirt. Warn ing that a suspicious craft was in sight waa given by striking a bell with a martello or bamuier. It waa the power ful defense made in 1704 by Le Telller at tbe tower of Mortella with only 88 men against a slmnltuneons sea and land attack, led by Lord Hood and Ma jor General Dumbu, which brought them into favor in this country. It was thought that they would be a splendid defense against "IJouey. " London Chronicle. Aarlrwl ttlasamaklaa;. When the council of ten ruled Venice, they issued a decree regurding the art of gbwmiaking. It rnns? "If a work man carry his art beyond the limit of bis country to tho detriment of tbe re public, be shall be d.wlrod to return. If be disobey, bis nennwt relative snail be imprisoned. If, in spite of their I in prison went, ho remain obstinate In hi wish to live abroad, an emissary shall be told off to kill him." Krenrk llsmoe. Modnme (to Iht Imnilx riiiuld) Jus tine, the doorbell rung. "Is inudame sum it wasn't the clock?" "Couldn't bo it is only qnarter of 10." "Yes, bnt rnndaiiiH knows the clix k Is fast!" Echo de Paris. The little Japs Hrn nUmt ns free from the vice of drunl.'i.nii'v-H ns uny people in tho world. In fart, it I the mrcM thing in the world to mi im limited snbject of tho mikado. ili unlive drink, "saki. " is nwil iiUiut imt 'iihi this country, and it is but little, more intoxicating. notice. All owner of property on the blurt" from Seventh street south to Third street, and from the blnlT east to Jack son street, are requested to meet at the council chamber Saturday evening, March 4'li, at 7:30 o'clock to discuss tho pro posed sewer in the district above de scribed, and to appoint a committee to confer with the Committee on Streets and Tublic Property. CoMMITfKK. Plenty ol money to loan at 8 per cent on long or short time. Apply to G. E. Hayes, office up stairs, opposite Hunt- ey'i drug store. mnlll ant an Ancndant Harrest are insured only to those who sow our TKHTKD BKk'DH. Bend ponlul r0r our Illusnrated Catalogus and save money by purchasing from the PACIFIC SEED COMPANY Wholesale and Retail Dealers 75 to 739 J Ht. Baoramanto, Col ALIi HKKDH sold at lowest prices. Agents wsnted, Liberal discounts, but NO fcSEKDH sold on coiiiuiibdIoii. OABTOIIIA. Bsanth jf Ham kmit Boupil Itit Kind You Han Always Bignatnrs of til'TV'l f AM.. Nttnr toll In language solemn 1,1 (r Is l)iilniii'ly ilrrsm, Utl ws tin our ttnty tirsvsly, And mass truth dsvlns, our llisms. Hosisltiilrtiltorills itiillss, Full of yoiiihful flm snd 'rtl. Ws lisvs Isksn up Ills' Utiles Moving onrl, side y sl.l From III ilswn of ssrllnl school ilsys, l i titilii III rnl inn, W h itrlvsn logsln knowlrtlga Ami to nisks our lls tutillms. W lisv plsyed. snd li studied, V ! Irsrtil lli lessons !! What Uielr li)ttait nfl ' futui), (inly llin alonsrsn ii. Ilulstls.llh time lias riven, Ws nitol Irsrs our sidiiMilnniiii ilesr, And fuinil Hi call of duly, Kor lilrh naiur plcl Ws mul purl frtini on another, As llel lo ilu'y's rail, K.srh on tatlllng txdd nd fearless, In ilieeoinninii ram of all. Hani lll nil Hi wilt roil rum, Tlier his mlml aill do Its heal, Kor III hlglisr eauss of manhood, 'Till olilsg shall Md llm rL l.uk will lake tils lac In ('ongreM. W her de'll tlx hi llli main and might, Kor Hi esua ol human Juatle. And Hi rails ot human rlgtit. In Hi Held of duration, Wlier (a livwled woman' rare, Ther you'll always find Klelha. Working bravsly yrryadsr. Djwii among (lixl'i yom( rreailon, Don among Ills girls and hoys, You will llud Klnora al)S, llrlnging lov anJ boundleai joys. 8o si will laisir tiravsly In the catiM lo ' h saalg'iel, 'THI w enter heaven's Mrtala, To njy l t o of mind. Juat on word befor coialiisiuii WUireloI(re.a, Kor Hi sld which kindly s ldd, To our worth and ba'lnsa. I'srenls, tesrhers, lrlndi and nelglibors, All who gva heldng hand, Our bal wlili for your welfare, And al Istt Hi prunilaed lnd, Kl"B Oibtsvub Oisths. 4liutl Oregon. flrsdualliK rlsaa. Feb 21. Irll, Mink School. Th Appetite f a (ot Is envied by all poor dyspeptics who Htomacb and Liver are out of order. All such should know that Dr. King's New Life Pills, the wondeiful htomach and IJyer Ketnedy, gives a splendid ap petite, sound digestion and a regular bodily habit that Insure perfect health snd great energy. Only 21c at Geo. A, Harding's drug store. ASHIL MIIOOL JltKTIJKJ. Notice is hereby given to the legal voters of school district No. 62 of Clacka mas county, State of Oregon, that th Annual school meeting for said district will l-e held at Willamette hall to begin at the hour of 7 :30 o'clock p. m. on the first Mondsy, lieing the nth day of March A.D. IHiki. Tbla meeting is called for the purpose of the transaction of any buiines which my properly come be fore it. Dated this 23rd day of February, IHicj. W. K.Cu., Chairman Ilrd of Director. H. M.Mi-Cowm. District Clerk. District rtcheol Elertlo. Notice la hereby given to the legal voter of school district No. 112 of Clack mas county, Oregon, that an election will be held on Monday, March 13ih,lHW, for the election of one director lo serv for thiee year and one clerk to eery for one year. Said election will lie held between the hour of two o'clock, p. m., nd six o'clock, p. m., of said day at the following voting places: First Ward Cataract Kngine House- Judges Max Schulpitis, F. A. Toepel man, John liittncr. CIrk-.M. K. Wil lotighby. Second Ward Fountain Kngine House, Judges A. W. France, D. W. Kinnaird, G. II. Wishart. Clerk C. H. Dye. Third Ward Knuine bouse on J. (J. Adams stroot, Judges M.M. McOuehan. T. It. Hankins.C. W. Fredericks. Clerk Chris 6uhuclcl. W. K. Cani.i., Chairman, Attest 8. M, McCowx, District Clerk. "Give me a liver regulator and I can regulate the world," said a genius. The druggist handed him a bottle of DuWill's Little Fisrly Hitters, the famous little pills, Gko, A, Hahdino. Johnson has tbe best lmlr cutter in the city. 20 DATS SHOE SALE All of our Fall and Winter stock to make room for Spring Goo1h, Our Men's COO lines now $3.90 4.Z0 " " 3.G0 " " 4-00 " " 3.1S ' " . 3.00 " " 2M0 " " " 2,2,1 ' " 2.60 " " 2.00 Big reduction on Ladio's Fall and Winter Shoes. See Prices in our Window KRAUSSE BROS, 3, 1899. i I'lrrinriii Flection JM'r. Nolle I hereby given lbs! there w t be a firetiiens elwllmi li'l l In (begng I . i . .. ti ....i. . I City, Oregon, .VH'iioay, .'" " , ml, i U'tween Hi" hour or it) ocbili . m, nd 4 o'cl's k p. in. " 'icli eleeiloj ,K Fount!" I1"" I ... . I U. I. . 1 - . . . - treel Udweeil 7lll street nM Ihi ll ileignled as the Hlllng place. At ssld tin Slid pise lh followl(i( m.ers of th ttiegoll City lb depart inent in lf "' 'r'nnd Voters ol the said fir deprlmnl! A cl.ii I eiigim ef for a term ol one yrsr. i ', saalstant engineer (or leini of nun y,f( t three inembei of ll" board of llr rune i mlsalmier for term of on year, j There bss been pMdnlrd by Ilia -Isiald ol llr eniiHiilsaloner of Oregn f City h lollowlng persons lo act at ; judges and clerks: U. II. Dln.lik atnl j John Joiie Judge, J. K. Ilboadesi liok. f Published b order of th prvidnttt of the board ol fir romuilssloner. j C. D l.iroi kail, Pre. list i S ('. Cl kV. Kee'y. ( Oregon City, Or., Feb. 20, h'M. : - - ' i A very fin Hieinway pUmi rati b Ia4 ! on very esay lenns ol Oirg hi City Aoe . I tin llotiae. i Lctxnl NoticcH. .Ilre, All rxn bating rlsliu sgalml 1 114 ' rtisie ill I, ike (nn , ilei., r berth; ' holinxl i rnt asm with protr vouck. r In the ini'lvralK tx, Wllhla ill inonlU ' (rum dsU Ibemf, K. II. CAfriKI.lt. I AdmiiiUiraiiir, 0rin CHv, Oregon, Feb. 10, ln. I Hi WIOK. n lb rlreull enurl f.ir lb slat of OrM, lor the count el l'is kmt. M. Il.e k.lrln, vt. Harsh I. kitaia, f, tiidani. ( .i lli nan of iheatataof Orern, ,, Voii a lirbv rm'ilrel lo si'ar tn4 . naaer Hi rin.lainl llll eami y.,u ll in aiie miiixi anil on or llur Hi lis v lav ol March loi, and II foil lall . lo, anawr. bir waul lier.il, lb lalnllfl all., apply lo Ibe court .i lb relief rsyd lut " In h eniilalnl, vie. a iliaeolntluii ot IImF marrtait romrarl eliding blaii yost ml lb .lamiirl. Hi.l omtilsliil ailrtta I'.al v u aii'l I lie .anitirl war lnarrl-1 ti . ' Wartaw, Itiutla. nn lh djr ol Va 4,1 Kk, tnd I hat evr alnr .thai llmsbsrta! Iirri and now ara titithand and all That aom llm In lb year l4i, you di:, without any ra ise or priiViM-atitin willful' leeert ami snamloo Il.e alnllft baraia and vr sine hav Iliad (rat aail pari Imni hi in itlmul ran or .ro.w J lion. Thai b It no ami (or mor rar j on year pad baa bn rldiil 1 Die Hate nt Orron. Yon ' iiolirlpd that tbla aiimmom Uln liiilithe.l bfor.ltrot Hun T. A. McllflJu jinlK ol lb ativ roil r I, aMordr balw.,, Iiran mult ami nlr. In hi rant at lb 2.Mh ilsy of January, r-uinail Ibis umiiion to ( iublltbtl In lb i ft I on City K.iilerirta. I'lackamaa euunlrvv alat u( Ornn. one wri lor all wti lb Aral publtrUoii blii on lb 2'lb da f of Janiiaff, Istat, and Ibat on aid msb'' niona bring iilillthe.l aa or.lrl, lo M on or oetor Ih I'Mh ilar ot March, M' fu Dial yuu 'lar ami anawar MUlcotin.laiOi. , McsrHV, liaout ,t Hwstt, J4' nd CoViir A Hurl T", J'" Aiioruey' for I'laltlff. r I Or it. In lb I'lmiit Court ot lb Hiat of Ortfgr, (or lb Cumy o( CisA-karuaa. J1" Frank Kraua and Kst Krausv, I'l'llTi. V vs. k ' Anton Mullr, Tbervala Miiellar, olkrwtMa known at Tbereaa Mullr ami John ler, lluilaiiU. I I n lb nam of lb Htal n( Oregon : To Anion Mueller ami Tbvreala y utile, others Iw known Thereta Wuller, IV? frnilanta: U You and each ol you ar lisrt ln reiUlred lo t and a.iear In lb aiwfh enllllnt mnrl on or befnr lb 1th day ilarch, Ki, loniak anawar lo lb ms , pisinl of plaiiillfta filed In lb isir411' tilled rauae. and If you fall ID so S'l V lilalnlllls will spply lo tha oourl for U 1 rll( ileiiisnileil in Ih complaint, to-wlj Kor a (Irere ol lb tai.l enurl quletl". , lilaltitirl'i lltla to Ih following uesrritr"" real iroiriy tltuai In lb ooui ly i.iama'iiat, ana tlsle nr Ureiron. lo lt; nr lii-Klnnliig at at a imlnt ID ,M Ilk) rtnifi, tl i L . .. V .-11 North, and II rhalnt Kaal of in Nor it weal corner of lb Houlli-wsat iiiarlr sTt aerllnn 25. In Town I, 8 mth, ltng 'i. I ol tlie Willaiiieti inrrl'lian; rnnnl cue Ibsnc Kl 14 l 100 rhalnt; Ibesn,.,, North M IS-Itt) chains; thence Wu" IISfUKl rhalns; tlienr Moolli HKIl" rhslus lo Ih place of beginning, eonial vlf Ini 27 arret mor or leas. Kriiin the alsiv oonveyanr It noei'le one-half Ilia width of a atrip conveyed hit Clackamas county for us aa a mail, long aa the nam absll b Hard by M county anil th Public aa a nubile road. r" And for provl.lon In th aanl ilrcMnu removing Ihe cloud of ilefriidania' rlslmlrril! the tahl real properly, and (or J'idmrm, for coala and illahuraf uieiita. ami fur uf other and further relief at lo th court ih 1' em uieKt and euiiahl in Ih preinl"1' ma iiiiiiicniiiin it man nr trier or 1'incJ llonorshl Thomat A. Midlrhle. ol Ik..... Circuit Court of tlis cotitity o( Clackams- . and stale of Oregon, rusda In th ilw"'' entitled cause on th IHth dsy of JantiarsJin ini. Hnow A McCamast. r, , Allornava for I'Uliilllli. . . Date of Klrst publlcsllon Jan. 27, 'IW. L y 1 police for liibll-Mlou. n n HI),. 27 'ixm l Uf,'K" Cl1'' t,rrK"' r'ro I isoilne la hereby given that Ih followlm'1'0 named settler has tiled nolle of hi liilr K Hon to tusk llnul priMif In supiort ulltiiK' claim, and that said proof will b msl'tw lore lb register nd receiver at Orr. , Uy. on April H, lH, vis: "k CAKI. A. HATH, H. K. 1107.1 for lb K. u 0( N. K. U and'' Vf. 4 ol N. K. i of Hec' 14, Tp. , B. It. 4tril ' II names th following witnesses ly prove his ooutlnuoui reaideur upon t',ar cultivation nralti land, vis: ' John C. Tracy, of Currliisv'll, Ogn; K"' man M. Trsey, ol Currlnsvllle, Ogn; Ihn-Jwi Jiaen,olOoorge, Oirn; Jiilin A. Marsh, of lloorgs, Ogn. CM AH. H. MoOKICH. iloglsisf On . 1 jj Notlee ot ipiiiiliitiiirm. ,,,,, Nolle Is hereby nlvan tlmf tli niiil'll,,,! signed has lieen duly appoliilod adinlnllr, ,,, tor Of th eatst of Chriatian Morlok. ceaaiid.andall puiaoiiK having elalinsaKsli'hiol uie sain esini are reitilrud to present tiin in to tho undurnlgiied, ut his residence, t It'j, y land. Ore., with proper voiuilien Ihiim ' , within six nioiilhslroin the date hereof, "v Dated Oregon City this !lrd (lay of Manlo t I8!!). ANllIIKW DKNOI.KIl, rn6 Aduiltiisirninr of ssld esinVg .., . . U. II. Dimick, Att'y for Adii .