Oregon City Enterprise.
VOI, 3. N0.3.-.
OltKOON CITY, OltKOON, FKIDAY, JULY 13, 1000.
ESTABLISHED 18C6
O Kimthnm O. ll. Plmlck.
PIMICKA KAHTHAM
Attornoys-nt-Lfiw.
iniii"r'il, Hel Kutntn ami Pro
bata I,uw. HMtrialtlfii.
Uliacls of Till Wade, Money leaned
(Ip tfolf City, OrrK""
V A PC LaTjl?KriB,
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TJt'KNKYH AND
CoUNHKIjOUH AT LAW
avatar oftauoa itt, oasuo.
f jfuKk Ufrl ol Till. I-MH Btnll.r, For
(IjM Murtl(M. traaaaet O.u.ial
j Law u.la..
C. HTIllCKLANI,M. I.
llpllal end I'rlvei Kiparlanra J
Ortnt lili prole.. Itinat Mrvlras to Ilia two
til tlrsguii 'll tnl vniiilljr, Hptrial
atl.nllmi lo Catarrh ml
t'lirorile iaM lli nl rafer.
tw glvan. om hi Wlllani.lla
l iil.llng (iltlr liiiiini ICHoWa. m..
4 lu 0 p. ru.
l:liN MIY OllKOoN
HOW KM. A CAKfrKll,
ATTOUSF.YH AT LAW,
(IMMl Off. OlMO.
Wlfr4traaltlheMaaf IhStUla. Ol'
r, la l.ut.U Iu4im.
)K. L. I- I'lCKKNM,
DKNTIST.
l'rl.'MI Mo-larat. All Opwrationa
Guaranteed.
Harclay Building Oregon City, Or.
yr 8. fit EN.
ATTullSKY AT LAW.
OH oppu.lt Huntley's Prog Hlnra.
rgon City, - Vfton,
i HC1IUKI5K!..
Xj Pcutl.fyr Dlipofat.
ATTOUNEY AT LAW.
)rQr over MrKlilrlrk Mime Hl.ira. tiaar
lh Hank of Or.ni City.
tikau Cltr
Oatuo.
A Cutting Affair.
Wo liavq JuhI reived ilir"ct from tho
niariufutltirrrii ft largo aHHortmcnt of up
to date CutW Mich anixckct krilven,
H-u kiilvi i ami prunninK kiii vr-K ranging
in prion from 10c lofl.00. Manicuro
cl(.ri, finger nail clipjra ami vrnt
jHM kt nciawiri from 2'kj upward; aluo
fancy mor and bitrlx-r laxor., aorno
that would 1m cheap for I.I.OO, hut wJ
are M-lling naino frota 11.00 to I2.iV).
Connidcrinn the quality they are tho
ln-at and chi'iiM-Ht KtlgeJ Knivta and
iUxor errr ollered in thl city.
CJIAK3IAN & CO.
Cut Price Druggists.
J.
II. Ml I.I.Kit.
-1'KNItHT -
In Mia f Ixaih, g-ld rruana. all kinds ul
nilli'K and bil.U'saoik.
Tenil, M. p.ar rtiot. yon CUr, ir.
K. IIAYKH
ATTt'HM'.Y AT l.W.
N-rlsl lUiilhm v-n i Cni iljr lnnl
ami I'h m.o in -it f .
P c r t'palalrs, oppo.it Irjr H"k
ll.it.
y. UKi. IIDKYK.
....DKNTIST....
'mii ami It pl.t,; wrtrk a Hw-lalty. All
urk ariaulr.l aii'l alulaculnlt
KiufB'iial.
(1(11, In CaurWUt U!k.
ml-Annoal Ufpoil of Waur rm
mlmlvni-ri KndlitK lone ft", IIHM).
Oaaooa CiTr,Or-jfon, Jul 1, 1M0.
To tli Honorable the Mayor ami tle
City Council of Oren City.
(Jentlfiimn We harewlth aubmlt
our aeml annual mmn of the receipt
and diiMiramneiiU of the City Water
Work, for the paal aix rnonthi, m re
quired If the City Charter.
There hat been three 0 tapping
made, a n-w one and one-half Inch gal
vanlf d pipe ha teen ron on Sixth
tlrafit, tmten Mala and the railroad,
for a diatance of P53 f"et, to accorawlate
new and old connaiuera at a uet cM of
113.00
Monday'a Uke haa Leen drained, eo
that any Kaiihle break in the ltftli-lnch
main runnln through it, might U
(ultkly repaired without having to primp
out lo or three fet of atr, aa bap
iientw) aoon after the main u laid, and
proved a nth a difficult and expenaire
Job. The Wal wain waa laid and proved
.ulI, a difficult and expenalve lob. The
total coal wm 170.00 of which the Board
paid HVOOand private aubacriberalM.
The only repalrt of any moment waa
male to the water wbel abaft, laat My,
when It !ecjrne neceanary to replace the
old abaft, which waa in two placea and
coupled luuetber.-and aa the traio ana
vibration waa eo great that the coupling
and bo! la were very nnreliabla, it waa
dermed a matter of economy and aafety
to have a new lx Inch ateel abaft pat in
which waa done by the Wolf A Zwlcker
Iron Worka, of Portland, aa tne job waa
too large for the iron work here. The
net coat waa 370. It required three
day to do the work, which waa rapid
considering the nature of the repairt.
puring that time the city waa to have
been aupplied from tha reaervoir, and
there abould hive been ample water for
that lima, but owing to the extavatcanl
ii by juniumera tf eupply ran out in
48 tour. In that time one and one
half niPllon gallon were need, allowing
a conaoroption of "Wlhooiand gallon In
2 hour, or alwul VA gallon r con
.nn.rr. where 1U0 itallone It considered a
fair average. ArrangeraenU were made
fur a Are enxine from Portland in caae of
nJ. and the Willamette Pulp A Taper
Co. were prepared to pump eoiue water
through their thrre-lncb main, at Station
A. Hereafter water will only be fur
ninhwl for a few houra in the dy wht-n
imilar repair are needed.
Ruifkrdinir a new water aupplr the
!..-. I...,i uniif i,.;.n i.f nnv 1 :n.l what KomO OI VOUf Hoard ia a anxioiM a the Council to
INSURANCE
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ACCIDENT 3
IUilroa-1 Tickctn to all joints East at low rates. 3
KIHK AND
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KOAItn OK WATKK COXIIMNI0XEIW
CHAMPION
Mowers and Binders
It KAL KHTAffc TKA.r'KKH.
rarolnhrd P.irry Week by the f'larka
na Anitrart k Tru4 lempaay.
40
200
1000
IS
1
225
25
100
275
1
Tat
title to land at once, on application.
Loana, lnvetmenta,real eitate, abatrweta
etc, Office over Hank of Oreiron City.
Call and InveatlKata. Addre box 377 (
Oregon City Oregon.
Connf Coort.
The nw county board, coniatlng of
J. H. Morton. John Lewellen and Thome)
8. Killen concluded it flrtt monthly
torrn Taeeda afternoon. The following;
order were made :
Fiord William waa appointed a
deputy In the aeeor office at a aalary
not to exceed 12 00 per Jay, and the)
county treaturer we allowed 130 per
month for deputy hire.
In the matter of tbu county printing, it
ia ordered that the lame be let to the
Oregon City Enterprise nntil otherwia)
ordered, and that aaid paper be conatito
Uxi the offidal entity paper.
The bid of B. F. Linn to fnrniah lum
ber for the OrTfon City-Viola Koad, was
accepter at 7 per 101). for 80,000 feet.
The clerk wa authorized to advertiat)
for bid for 50 cord of wood.
A petition for a county road from tbe
lop of Buckner Hill. Clark' poatofQce,
iu granted.
Appoiotmenta of Elmer Dixon as
Deputy Clerk. J. E. Jack aa deputy
nherifl and R. Y. Uedman as deputy re
corder were approved.
A. J. Hiromgren waa appointed 8aper
viaorof Road diatrict No 20, Higblaml
preciut.
Fred Warner waa appointe'I Road 8a
perviaor of Diatrict No. 35, Csacsde pre-
The clerk wa imtrotted to alvertis
for bid for county physician for the en-
auing year.
Letter Llt.
Tte following ia the lift of letters re
maining in the poatoffice at Oregon City,
l'Ore. on Jalvl2. 1900.
wokuse' UftT.
Dodaon. M J Mr Swarteenbach Mary
and Iota 1. 2. aec 15. 1 1 a. r 2 e 2CO0 j Harris. Oilie Mia Teng. A nni Mr,
(ivranirr, i.iiii -
Oliphant, Mary Mine William, Annis
Mia Liar.
MK Peter to A i'.iver, 40 teres
ecll.t3. r 1 w.... f
li A Pankey to H Pankey, 80 acrea,
ec3, 13. r3e
II Maxiniio to K J Onr, 80 acrea
ec2fl. tO. r 2
L Maul to A MaulxlSacre in fl
D Franci claim, t 3 . r 2
C F Adam to U 8 157.93 acre tec
2.t2, rSeAct of CongreM....
TTavelli to C F Adam, 157J3
acre. 2. t2 , r 5 e
F Jobnon lo P II Marlay 53 a:re
15and22.t2.r2s
P II Marlay to F Johnaon, 53 acree
tec 15 and 22, t2a.r2e
OACRKCotoC D Latjorette,
m nwJi'.aec 17, t4 a, r3
E F ltiley lo E N Brock. 15 acre
tec 6 and Ot 3a, r3 s
8 A Hacketl to J M Camming 1
acre ioiomg land blk M. p 443. .
J Catta to II rkhink lot 3, blk 45,
Fall View
C H Hrver to 8 Erickeoo, lota 5, 6,
blk 3, Park place
II E Noble to A E De vol e' tec
34,t7,r 3 e
A Ktrkklin to L Uitben w 7-8 of
ne' of ne.', aec 15, 1 4 , r 3 s
8 Mslhew to E & M Arniton lota
7, 8. . b'k 8. Canby
It Brannon to E A M Arniton, lot
11. blk 9, Canby 250 !
J O Koehler to S Gatbe 43 acre
ee3.5.t3.r le 1250
J J Porter to E F Riley ae.V wc 34
t3.r4e 1
8 A Diel to L Wilkinaon i 20 acre
e W nwi;ec
l,t2. r2 e.
I II Christian
tw' tw'a aec
to A W
Uoddard,
I ' n.l '
.'0, w,'4 w;f nw;4
II E Tope to C W Pope 74.2j acre
claim 52. 1 2 1, r 3 e, claim 42. 1 1
i. r 3 e
S 0 Robert to M E Hamilton lota
3.4. blk 4 W Gladstone 300
100
W F Hedge to A E Devol k( ec
31. 1 3 r,7 e
II Sharp to W L Freeman nw.'i
oei4 ec 6, 1 6 a, r 2 e
Bairan, J I
Baley. F M
Lan, Howard
C'adanan. Henry
Cate. Elmer
Copeland. J T
Itvia Wm V
4-jl)..dge, Wm
Keller, Geo
McCulloiiKh M J
Macky Mr
Miller. Wm
Miller.Mrf Foreign)
Miller, Will (card)
Mitchell, T II
Movee. Robert W
iU'igh!orH in Clackamas County say ahout them.
Only lb ! Malvrlal In lha haniilun j
Canby, Orrgun, Nov. : H.H.
MlTCHKU., l.Vwia STAVHK Co.,
I'or'.lsnd. t)rrgm.
r.riitlrnirii : Having pur-naeu one
of your 4' fooi cut Wut.hlr f.car Cham
pmii M mik l'. it yrar, 1 ilcairc lo c
...... ,nv l.tr... aa to what aort of a
t w. " ' 7 . . i. i .
iiiailitiir It t. '! ln"
,
rpill ('OMMKHCIAL HAKK
1
IllUl,
Of OhKtloN fltY.
iino.ouo
I ...i,. ma la. Hill. ill. wiinla.l. "akea eib
lr.-n..t,a Inir. ant aalla i-liaua nn all hlnt
In Hi. l ulict Hi.io.. Kumpe aii'l H" K""
I "-l-.iHi tn.ol'l aulijwl lo cliwk au
o . n lintn a. M. I r. M.
U C. I.ATOt'KlTTK, I'raaMenl.
f. ;. JJKVKH Ca.ater.
H. IUIKSHKU,
ATTOUSKY -AT-LAW.
):nit.var McKllirli k's Hhoe Htora, near
Ida llfinkof UregonCity.
".v., City,
. (lunmx.
Ll-iinra,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
i(T or rnrTT rrannnan.
0(tii iiMt toori'gmi (Mir Fill' rpri-a.
I)
K. FRANCIS FRI '.KM AN,
DENTIST
(irmhirtt,! of the NortbwpMfrn Unlvor-
itv Dcntrtl ScIiihiI, Chicago.
AIho Aiimrlcun College of lnll Hurgiry,
Willumi.tto Block, rd on City.
ANK OF OUKUCN CITTi
Oldest BanklDi noose in tie Cltr.
raid up Capital, .l0,0(ia
Hurplua, IJU.HMI.
ru.aT. ceAi " CAi-eiato.
'irKaiuHT, ' ""Vi??;
OADHiiH, . . - a. a CAuriM.
imiaral lanklii( binlne"" transacted.
Oupnilu rucnlveif ubH lo oliec.
iroT(t hills anil mites rtlsoouiitea.
tluiinty and cltr warranta boiixht.
I'lana in.la onavallatile aooorllT.
Kxchaiifa bounhtand sold.
(lullmilliins mails prompllr. , . .M
iir.it. ...i.t ...ii. .:i. i.. .... nart of tn world
rulasraphlo esoliaiiaea sold on rortlaud,
wraiiaiaoo.iinmaiaaua new
ntareit pal J on time deposits.
Illllill;l C iHIloa lh t hamplow
Whm Olhvra allil. v
Oregon City, Ore., Nov. 6, lty-
MlTCI.L!.. I.KWIS it STAVRR Co.
Tortland, DrCKon
Criitlcnirn : I have one of your
Champion Haymaker Mowrra, bought
of you lnt vcar, and am plraacd to say
that I trtfil ttic iiiiiciiiiic uiorogiuy in
in i. iittiii lt..n It is simple, ami titiUy I all panicumra aim uu .nu .-...... K
in nnv n-niK-ct. It will cut anvthinu anv
! ulirn. ami mi anv kind of i;rouiid. I
nunc aimtitc to handle while in operation,
. . ' . . i .i.. .v.... . 1...1 ii.n
an'l I atll aunri tuat """ . , , , 7 , ' .. . 1 .i,i. .
hr.t kind of matrrUla are uar.l III Its K.a iiriim in ruiuuK K
inanufacturr. I have cut forty acicaol j iiaymnacr uiai ownjr. ... ui. . ...... .......
il hr.vir.t clover I ever saw. no clog- '"oul'l 'l end would not cut with theirs
Kmg up. but aimplv stsvrd at the work The Champion Haymaker is an w
r- 1 ' . '.. i. .1.. ... . i ...... ...n run ask for in a mowinir
in l.nc anal, u . me c,,,,.,.. "
ryrr hw, and llle ol HIV llrlguiHua maiiiuit:. j
who aaw it work w ill say tile same.
John iianv.
Mitchell Wagons .
are Standard .
and have been
for 05 years.
When you buy a Mitchell you buy the host that can
piHsibly bj built, ami run no chances as to quality.
Mitchell, Lewis & Stavcr Co.
Front and Taylor Sts., Portland, Or.
THE CLACKAMAS
TRUST CO. are tba owner of the copy
right to the Thome ytein of abetracl
indexe. for Clarkamaa county, and have
the ouly complete art of abstracts in the
County, can furnifh inforration a tc
iv, l.l-. I t T? K.ir II C.
ABSTRACT I i iHike. Orion 8herwood, Jno A.
Klmann. C T fpreiixer. jonn
lioode. Manly Wallace, William
(iunnieon, Frank O 2Wehater, 8 J
H-fTinan. Wm U Widdle, John
Hull. FV Wright. Dee
GEO. F. HURTON. P.M.
BrsrftTwT;. . ... V'j
OLD WHEAT FLOUR.
''iHiHrqTTTytTr.WJl!r"
Mmlo by tho I'atent Tikkksh ia a
I'kkkkct Fi.ot it. Whontthntianot
poiisonptl enn not ninko a strong
flour. Tho wheat from which our
Tatknt flour is mndo, is all oKl ptock.
r
Ank your grocer for Patknt, and
rofiiHQ to accept any "just as good,"
aa there in nono.
Portland Flouring Mills Co.
Oregon City, Oreeon,
ttln deflnitelv on tome feanible plan
and proceed to get a eupply of good, pure
water.
Our report of July lS'.K) and January
pJOOgive a reort at our invesllgationa of
the Clackamas project, alito regarding
llltfration and a gravity system. The
Hoard l till ol the opinion that it ia
ponible t.) get a good auoply of water by
gravity to our present reservoir, and a
we liave already stilted, we thall defini
lely tvttle ihst iuesiion this summer,
and if we fail will then proceed to lake
up the problem of pumping aomewhere
... -i i. ci,. ...I, I iIlmu. iilana I
on IIIO .iacaiiian. ......
fail we can till filter Hie present supply.
We have cons dered Ihe proposition
lo extend a pi or a flume up the basin
above Station A, but as the cod i quite
large and the improvement of question
able and only a temporary make-abift
it is not considered advisable to make
the change at thia time.
The Board desire it understood that
every effort will be made to get a new
water auppiy and try and have active
operations begun on name this fall, and
to that end desires the hearty co opera
lion of the council and all lair minded
cltxent.
Receipts and disbursement for the six
month ending June 50:
HKCKM'TS,
Collections for January $.W M
February KU 40
" March
' April "- '-'
i i. Mny ''I'' l-
' June M;i "5
Total : 1-
TobalHiioe In Treasurer hnmls as
ver last report January 1, ltw).. . .S"i0
Total
II1UKSKMKST!.
Six mo inleri-M on tKUids to July L.ftOO IX)
I'd K Co lightings 14 J
l.alor on mains ami at station .... K J
C N Oreeiiman, freight and drsysge 8 ..i
W 11 Yoiimt, ti"in to reservoir.... 1 "XI
Wilson A Cooke, cotton waste 1-' 0'
O V Church, draining lake 4" oi
Telephone rt'psirs -1 '
I'ope .t: Co liihor ami supplies UU l
(I A llanlliig. Isn.ps I 0
Pope .fc Co latior and material 4o !i
Wolir itZwicker Iron Work 307 70
Clinnimn ,t Co sundries 1170
W II Howell, sunt 270 t0
Oregon CP v Iron Works Ul 20
Tl.lharnian expense, mury luiu ....
Hregon Ciiv Knierprlae printing ... Id 00
Kast Side il U Co freiuht W 00
(l It II Miller, renairiiiff . . 8 25
Bakieg
$lti! 27
Treasurer' hand July
. .. 5257 21
Total...
Dalanre in
1,.1'JOO ..
Total ..A..$KW) 48
lteepectfully eubmitted,
Board of Water Commissioner.
CllAKLKs II. CAIFIELD,
rresident,
T. L. ClWUMAN,
Secretary.
Powder
Economy
i The manufacturers of Royal
Baking Powder have always declined
to produce a cheap baking powder
at the sacrifice of quality.
The Royal is made from the
most highly refined and wholesome
ingredients, and is the embodiment
of all the excellence possible to be
attained in the highest class baking
powder.
Royal Caking Powder costs only
a fair price, and is cheaper at its
price than any similar article.
Samples of mixtures made in imitation of baking
powders, but containing alum, aro frequently dis
tributed from door to door, or given away m
grocery stores. Such mixtures are dangerous
to use in food, and in many cities their sale is
prohibited by law. Alum is a corrosive poison, and
all physicians condemn baking powders containing tU
ROYAL BAKINQ POWDER CO., 100 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK.