Oregon City enterprise., October 12, 1900, Image 1

Oregon
City
ENTERPRISE.
VOL. 35. NO. IS
OKI-WON CITY, OKKGON, FRIDAY, 0CT0I5KK 12, 1000.
ESTABLISHED 186tt
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Oldest Bjb.Idi IIodk li t.c Cltr.
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A nril t.inklri- hnaltiaai iritiimiwl,
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S until, and tllf wairanta bo ii hi.
miii nvli im a.illalila curtly,
t.iliaaia Win lil im) mill.
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trtUt mid ir.llaiila In alir ir of ht wiifld
tiiiralilt amliaiiiaa ml 1 on Portland, Im
f r.iinl ii. ' Iilmg.i u1 tlia York,
aiaia.i l I on Uaa dapmlli.
0. V. Kaathnm (. l. Dimirk.
Ill MICK .V K A Hill AM
Vtornoys-at-Law.
(!uinniirriul, Il ul Kalntit mid Pro-
hnln l.ttv. HM-4-lnt t i-M.
Ahalrarta of fill made, Money Loaned
)r K" City, Or K'
M I'.o. LTofiina.
attorn f.yh and
counskloics at law
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pla nl (ifrii i.'i ami vicinity. Hwrlal
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Oregon Clljr, - - Oregon
Will irarliM In all iMoiurli of Iht Hat.
Ortliv In t'anllald building.
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DKNTIST.
Price Moderate. All 0eretloiie
Guaranteed.
Barclay Building Orenon City, Or.
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ATTKltNKY AT LAW.
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ATTOUNKY AT LAW.
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Ilia Hank of Orrgun Illy.
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ATTdUNKY AT LAW.
Kclal aiUiilltin givm lo County Court
ml Probata inillra.
Ortlce L'.iialn, opHnltt numley lhoa
ilora.
J U. CAM I'll KI.U
ATTUltNKY AT LAW,
Oaieoa ClTT,.
Oaiaon.
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ATTOUNKYAT-I-AW.
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the llmik of OrrKiml'lly.
OmuoM City, )m-
L.POtT.
- , ATTORN KY AT LAW
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AiTAcnor r'rTY rnKHiniai).
OT. x nail W Orognn CUT KntTrl'a.
jyt, FRANCIS FRKKMAN,
-DKNTIST-
artt.liute of the Nortliwonturn Unlver-
nitv DonUl Suhool, CIiIchko.
lino American UolloReol lXuitnl Hungry,
WilUmiitta lUock, re on City.
JOHN YOUNGER,
Opp. Huntley's Drug Store,
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IN
Uroat Britain and America.
PATENTS
ADVICE Al TO PATENTABILITY
DESIONS
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Notice In "Inrrntlva Age " r"ttP2C
Nonce in "inTfinuvo uro
Un.k "llftwtf.nhLa.in 1'kUinU"
' Chargei mmUrrtl. No fto till pal
Lattari atriotly aonfldinUal,
' E. 0. IIQOERS, Palinl Liwy.r, Wi
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atnt leonnK
III. AiinroMi,
Wilhlngton, D.C.
SCHOOL
At Portland Prices.
Wo Give Pencils,
and Book Covers
FREE
CIIAKJIAN & CO.
Cut Price Druggists,
A Full Line
Rainy-Day
and Jackets
fr'ltM'i:a I.I.MN TIIA I'OHII.All)
Get our Prices
1900 Model
IMPERIAL WHEELS
$25 f $30
Strictly llii;li-(!rndi, Fitted with Any Kind of Tires.
Cull ami So Our Sftinplt'8 Hcforo You Buy.
.TERMS EASY.V
GROCERIES
Wholesale Prices.
HARRIS' GROCERY,
BOOKS
Tablets. Rulers,
Oregon City, Ore.
of
Skirts, Capes
at
THE FAIR STORE
on Job Printing.
Pope & Co.
Oregon City, Or.
Cor. 4th and Main Sts.
:lh
s
For
Cash
First Corner
From Court
House
r
KIRS'l'MiOOD.SIIKI)
Klot AmonuSlrlkliij? Mlnrri Jte
hiiIIh in One Jlpalb and
li Wounded.
TaMMm TIOKIt M JJ KM K.
I'lan l Sti y,n York for llrau by
Cooiilatlon of Voter.
WtiiiMoioM, Oi.t. 6. The I5ritili
govnifiiritiiit hat lAo in tlie toolli'm
A tlm CnlUiil KtaUit In tli CliiiiKie ne
K'rtiatioiia. It ln autliorlio-l bir Claml
Marl'unal'l, llin Hritinli fiiinulr at I'd
kin, to ii U-r into relatiuna lib tlio Chi
nie oincUla, iit a our Kvrnmen
liaainthe ctmul Mr. Cotir. It lia
left U, Ita nilnialnr (lia. rtiinary ower
to iM iiKjn tlie aufTivioncy A ttio cro
dsiituU of U Hume Chinir, Crim e Cliln
tn a! Ilia otlmf Cliinnae envoyt.
Altlionjrh tin formal reionai, to tbe
lait (irrman jroioaition ha O'rt tief-n re
lunifvl ly lonl Haliibtirg, Ilia United
Huuti uovernment li Ixn InforaieJ
tint, tlioiiKb auch an anawer may not I
tnala at all, Wing annect-aHary In the
liht of px-ent dereloimnM, yet Sir
Claud MacDunaM will La InatrucM to
make the eame Inquiriee relative to the
poniahmunt of the Chineaa rlnulcidin
that hire jn committed ti Mr. Con
ger. A TAMMAKY HCIIKM K.
Crorkar'i Plaa of Colonlilng YoUr,
la Now York.
Waiiiihgtox, Oct8. The great deov
onttratioo to take place in New York
City October 10 it knowo by the republi
can to be a cover for a etill greater
acbeme of colonizing votert to aaaiet
Tammany in polling a bia majority for
Brran. From New Kd inland and I'enn-
lyalranla, which it tare Bepablican.
from the Di strict of Columbia, where
i there) it no vole, and from Virginia,
i where the withdrawal of a few tbou.and
Volet w ill cot no figure, it it propoaed to i
, lake an lament noaung popaianon ami
rexiater and vote them in New York
City. That the republicana are aware
'oj tbit ie ehown in the warning that Pop
j erintendeni McCullah bat ittued.
j AlUiongti forewarned, with Tammany in
j full control and Croker determined to
a. op at notliinit, the republicana are
alarmed over tbit colooixalion acbeme.
CAMPAIGN HOW IX CHICAGO.
Iraorratlc Toughi Mad Anaoltoa
a lUpabllran Tarado.
Chicago, Oct. 8 Bloodshed followed
in tbe trail of Chauncy IVew and bit
three-iuile escort of republican marching
clubs tonight. Jut at the last company
in line turned the corner of Sedgwick
at reel and Chicago avenue it wat charged
by an organized gang of men, who con
cealtd themselves in the dark recess ot
an unlimited alley. Tbe rioter were re
puled Anally by tbe marchers, but not
until four or five of the republican
marchers had been injured, tome of
them quite serloimly. The mott seri
ously iniured were:
Michael Ball, found on the street un
conscious after the struggle; nose
broken, eye cut, three teeth knocked
out, struck on the head with a brick ;
Uken to hospital.
George Hughes, picked up unconsci
ous after having been struck on the head
with a paving block; slight conctision of
the skull.
Captain Maurice Wollman, struck on
the back of the head and stunned.
Robert Land, knocked down and in
jured about the body by being stepped
on.
Ysay othors of the marchers
weie more ojr lew hurt, and their uni
forms ruined. The men who precipitated
the riot escaped.
Senator Depew spoke under the auspi
ces of the Marquette Club, a strong re
publican orgauizatioh. The club had
erected a large tent at North Clark street
and North Avenue, capable of seating
4000 people, and it was tilled.
mik:iv CONVKNTIOX.
Will Meet In Dcranton Today to Decide
Strlko giieation.
PiiiLADKU'iiu, Pa., Oct. 8. President
Mitchell indued his call today for the
much-talked-of miners' convention to
consider tlie operators' offer of a 10-percent
increase in wages. The convention
will be held in Scranton, and will open
Friday. Representation in the conven
tion will be on the basis of one delegate
with a vote for each 100 persons on strike.
It is the general expectation that the de
cision of the convention will be to accept
the IncreaHe and return to work.
Quietness prevailed throughout the an
thracite regions today, the call for the
convention being generally accepted as a
signal for cessation of hostilities all
around. There were manv expressions
of satisfaction by miners and operators
and by merchants and others in the min
ing section today over the prospect of an
early settlement of the troubles. Today
complf"l the third woi-k lincetlieatiik
went officially into ffT-t.
Tho mirii-ra will have parada and
maaa irifftuiK at Khamokln lumoirow
and at hcanlon Wwlii!ilay. I'reaident
Miti hull will lie in atloiidancD, and ia
eiected toik at both placet.
TIIK A KMT AMI, TIIK MAV1T.
Mora Than Two llondraiJ Million! Will
II Aikail for III Nopporl.
Naw YoKtt, Oct. 8 More than $200,
(jfJUXIO will lie ariked for the upiort of
the army ami navy lor the flVal year
end'iu Juim ;K) l'XO, aaya the Waihing
ton cjrreapondenl of the Herald. Hejre
tary IxriK hat been carefully conalderinx
the eatimatei of the bureaut of hit de
partment, cutting them wherever feat
idle, and Hecretary I!'ot ia tharpening
bit pruning knife to that it will be in
condition for oaeon war di-pArtrnent ea
tiinatet when be return on Wedneaday.
Chieftof bureaut of the wardepartment
are eatiinating fir exoenaea on the baaia
of an army of 100.000 men. Under the
preaent law all volnnteera and revuiart
in exceaa of about 3 ).0O) men moat tie
diachargel before July 1, l'JOI. and
Quartermaater General I.odirigton It
making arringeinenta for tbe trantpor
tation home of the volunteer, beginning
next month. It will be neceaaary to re
cruit reximentt to lake the lae of the
volunteer, in caae more troop are au
thorize!, and when they are ready for
active eervire tfiey mual be tranarted
lo Manila. 4o Qiiarteruiaater-General
Ludihgton hat aiked for considerably
more money than be needed for tbe prea
ent Qac-al year. In bit laat annnal eti
matea he requeiei an appropriation of
$ri8.678.547. Tbtt er tbe estimate will
be more than M1.tK,0O).
I'ay of tlie arrov will be what wat et
timated for the current rlacal year, f47,
000.000. There will be a heavy bill for
clothing, niwdical and boapital ttoret,
ordnam e, ordnnnce atorr and auppliet
and regular tuppliea for the Quarter
mailer' Itepartmeut. The estimate
male by Commliwary-Generil Wetton
for autieiatence ilorea f r tbe current fia
ral)earwaa 111,112 24.'. and tbia will
be exceeded.
BOARD OP COS HOMO'S EM
Recnlar tktib r Term or the Coiatj
rUird.
J. B. Mortna, John Lewrllao aod T.
Klllln, Commlaalara.
tat or Orkgos,
County of Clackamas,)
Before the hoard of ro'intr commis
sioners of the state of Orrgon for "he
county of Clackamas in vacation alter
the Septemtier aee-lon, to- w it :
In pursuance of an order made by the
board and entered of record ordering
warrant to t-e itsued in vacation, I, .
II. Cooper, clerk of laid conntv and
ifeoluteiy Fare
Made from most highly refined and
healthful ingredients.
Assures light, sweet, pure and
wholesome food.
H0YAI BAKIN0 POWDER CO.,
state, do hereby iasue warrants In pay
merit of said claim for the amonnta and
In favor of the persons hereinafter speci
fied: Mrs K Morgan, pauper account , . .I0 Of)
T M Baker, do.. 2H 00
I) V Thorn as, do 20 10
Mrs Roue Triechler, do 12 01)
Klien Bridge, do H 01
J W Jones, do 0 WJ
W L Davi. do 6 (X)
Win S:ott, do , 8 111)
Mrs Hattie Woods, do ft Ot)
laaau I'rindie, do 80 l
Mrs H liWriiigton, do 8 IA)
I'aul Freytag.do 10 00
Win Iean,do 8 W)
A M Hhibley, do GO
Mr London, tlo 10 00
h Ku, io mm
Henry Iswis, do 0O
Mrs Fleming, do 8 0t)
Mr Kn.ger, do 7 00
J J (iortiett, do S 00
L Mathewaon, do 7 W
Mrs L P Clark, do oO
Cut I'irkle, do 16 00
C K Burn, do...... 5 00
L Freeman, do.... 8 ft)
Mr Snider, do 10 CO
Mr Heinz, do 5t)
Mrs hione, do 10 00
Mra Martha Dutr. do 4 00
Co F, O N li, armory rent 15 00
W T Gardner, Boy' A Girl' Aid
.Hociety 10 20
Mr 11 J Shane, Crittenden Relief
Home 18 75
John K William (Wo Philip, In
digent soldier) 4 OO
John K Williams (Clias Culen, in
diirent soldier) 10 OO
John U Williams (John Landes,
indigent soldier; 5 OO
John K Williams (Mrs J M Bacon) 10 00
J'eter Nehren, courthouse SO 0O
E 11 Cooper, clerk 125 0O
Elmer Dixon, deputy clerk 0O 00
J J Cooke, sheriff 141 6I
J K Jack, deputy sheriff 60 00
T P Randall, recorder 100 ft)
E P Dedraan, deputy recorder.... 62 00
A Lewelling, treasurer 83 33
J H Luellina, deputy treasurer ... 20 00
J C Zinsfr, school tuperiniendent. 83 33
Thomas F Ryan, county judge. ...100 OO
LE Williams, deputy aaeemior... 52 DO
N orris & Powell, county physicians 15 75
Be it understood that at a regular ses
sion of the board of county commission-
jers for the county of Clackamas and
, slate of Oregon, began and held in tbe
court house in said county and s'ate oo
' Wednesday, the 3d day of October,
1900,the same being the regular time fixed
I by law for the tranaaciioii of county busi
ness.
Preeetit,J. It. Morton.T. B. Kiliin and
John Lewellen, commissioners; J. JW
Cooke, sheriff ; E. If. Conper, clerk.
When the following proceedings were
bad, lo-wit:
In the matter of claims filed against
Clackamas county The hoard having
examined said claims and being fully
advised, it is ordered by the board that
ibe clerk shall issue wai rants on tbe
general fund in favor of the persons and
for the amounts hereinafter specified la
payment of said claims:
j Eli Williams, assessor fl00 0O
; J (t Porter, do 75 00
' C E Ktrar-by, do 48 OO
' Bancrolt, VS hilney & Co, station-
, erv 3 25
Courier Herald, printing 18 35
(continued on page eight)
Housekeepers must exercise care in buying bak
inff ixjwders, to avoid alum. Alum powders are
sold cheap to catch the unwary, but alum is a poi
son, and its use in food seriously injures health.
100 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK