Oregon City Enterprise.
NO. AO
OKKUON CITY, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOIiKR 20, 1900.
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SHERMAN DEAD
McKlnlcy Will Hare 2M Vole
In (lie Klfi toral College.
MIMKH VYAXT TO WOKK.
I'rfl lent Mlkbfll Hayi frm More
lotted Xotlrct of Adtinm In Wniffii
Will fleitl) the Strike.
Waiiiixoto, Oct. 17. Jolm filiermtn
la (Jaiigitiutitly ill at hi rwil'len.e on K
trect, In till cli v. The attack ha taknn
the form ol ifneral collaote, In part
due to the Konnral duhiiity iiu:iilnt to
ohl tri'l to the rnVrta of 'rloin ill-lir-M,
from aliirli lie iu(Terel aliile on a
trip lo the Wni Ini!i-i two year KfJ.
He never hail fully rerovend from that
illnr-aa, Mr. Hherrntn'i death durinx
the Kiimmer at the old hoineateail at
Manallnl'l, Ohio, alo had it efT.M:t on
the venerable tU:ninn, who deeply
niouriid her I'e.
Lale, John Kherman dinl Monday
'veniriK at the advanced age of 78 year.
Wajiiimotos, Oct. 21 The New
York Herald, which ht accurately fore
Ctited preaidential election In pMt
year, tola announce that McKinley
will haro 'M electoral vota and Bryan
li3. TIjI announcement i wade after
Dioet careful canvas of all douhtfl
I state, and show a Kin in the colleite
fur McKinluy of 10 vote over that of
j four year ago. The Herald give Mc
kinley all the UUM he earned in 18'Jt)
eicept Kentucky; and Kana, South
Dakota, Wyoming, Washington and one
vote in California, which were cast for
Bryan four year ago.
fhere I nothing curprising In the re
sult of the Herald's forecast, as it Is
ahout the same as that of every careful
political studont not blinded br partisan
ileal rt. The feature of it is that the
Herald has bad ample resource at Its
'command to secure It imforruation. and
it methods have been of a painstaking
I character. The canvas shows a falling
otTln the larger pluralities -iven (or Me-
jKinley la New York, New Jereey,
Illinois snd Wisconsin, yet in New York
'the poll shows that McKInley will have
1 15,1 K). Ol the states given to Mo
Kinley the great eat doubt is of Indiana,
where the farmer vote if depended npon
, to carry the electoral vote for the Bryan
ticket. Of the Bryan states, Kentuckv
and Nebraska, are considered republi
can clone possibilities while some of
the Mountain States aie classed as bare
poanihililie.
The caravan also show that the re
publican will control tlu next house of
representative and that 11 senatorial
seats are in doubt, being two each In
Deleware, Nebraska and Montana, and
one each in Kansas, West Virginia
Illinois, Idaho, South Dakota and Utah;
but with the republicans sure to have 4(1,
a majority in any event.
OWNKKS CAM KND IT.
With a raw More Kotlca tha Htrlka
Will ba 0r.
Hazelton, Pa., Oct. 22. President
Mitchell, in an interview tonight, prac
tically admitted that the anthracite coal
miners' strike would end as toon as the
operators presented a notice guarantee
ing the payment of a 10 per ceut advance
in wages until April 1. President
t:...i...n t l .
I ajuiMitm bmiu ;
"The prospect of an early settlement
of tbe coal strike is becoming brighter.
Some of the operators have not yet
poBted notices signifying their willing-
i ness to tan in line eitner witu me ueau
' ing Company or with the proposition
I made by the Lehigh Valley Company, in
the Ilr.elton region If all of them notify
their euieploves by posting notices or
otherwise that an actual advance of 10
per cent will be paid and mine employe,
and guarantee its continuance until April
1, together with the abolition of the
sliding scale, I believe that the terms
would be accepted by the ruineworkers.
The reduction in powder from $2.75 to
(1.50 has confused the minds of the
miners could receive the full adance of
10 per cent, as well as all other employes
that I believe that this obstacle can be
overcome."
Although, as President Mitchell says,
the outlook for an early settlement of
the strike is bright, it is diflkult to make
a prediction aa to when the end will
come. Some of the coal companies are
showing a disposition not to issue a
second notice guaranteeing the payment
of the 10 per cent increase in wages until
April. Among these are the Deleware,
Lackawanna and Western and Deleware
& Iludsou, the officials of which com
panies are reported to have decided to
issue a supplemental notice. The labor
leaders, however, hope that the compan
ies will iu some way make known that
they will guarantee the payment of the
advance until April 1. Presidedt Mitch
ell appeared quite cheerful tonight when
he mado the announcement as above,
and his manner indicated that the time
is near at hand when all the anthracite
minora now on strike shall leturn to the
mines, as soon aa all tha notices
guaranteeing the payment of the ad
Vance until April 1 are potd. Presi -
dent Mitchell will call a meeting of the
National Kieciitive Board at which the
strike will lie declared ofT.
The largest demonstration ever held In
this city took place tody, when nearly
7000 miners pa railed the street. In a
carriage at their head rode President
Mitchell, who received an enthusiastic
ovation all along the march. Thootand
of miners, sccomnariied by their families,
carne to the city from every mining
town in the region. There were 150 men
in line who had tramped 18 mines over
the mountain from Panther Creek
Valley. They, with theMcAdoo miner,
who are famed throughout the coal fleM
for their erseverence in marching and
closing colliers, were the
beads of the
parade.
B0AKI) OF COS IS 1 0.1 EKS.
Recular October Term of the Coooty
Board.
J. It. Morton, Joha I.awalloa and T.
Klllln, CominUalonart.
('Continued from last week)
Octobkr 4th, 19009:30 o'clock a. m.
Ttie board now convened, pursuant to
adjournment, the commissioners and offi
cers preeenl as of yeaterday, when the
following proeeedings were had, to-witt
In the matter of aid for Jacob Kohler,
indigent soldier Jacob Kobler appearing
betore the board and asking aid as an in
digent soldier, and the board being fully
advised, it is ordered that the said Jacob
Kohler be allowed the sum of 14.00 per
month, commencing Oct. 1, 1900
In me matter of the bill of NornsA
Powell for medical attendance on Pat
Ulicn biiiici"-u ; t-oiiiu .iviiib v--it
ell. county physicians, and present their j
bil for medical attendance on Pat Uries-
enaoer, and it appearing to the board !
.hat aaid Pal Griesenaner is a resident;
Grieeenaner Now come Norri & Pow
of Marion county, state of Oregon, with
a family residing at Ml. Angel, in aaid
Marion county, and tbe count-coort of
Morion county having been heretofore
notified by the clerk ol Clackamas coun
ty by forwarding to the judge of said Ma
rion county a certified copy of the order
made by tnis board at it regular Sep
tember session, 1900; therefore, it is or
dered that the clerk of this board lor-
ard to the county coort of Marion
county, state of Oregon the bill of Drs.
Norri & Powell lor payment, witn a cer
tified copy of this order attached thereto.
In the matter of the appointment of
road supervisor in district No. 10 It ap
pearing to the board that the otllceof
road supervisor fur district No. 10 pre
cinct is vacant, and the hoard being fully
advised, it is ordered that John Honehon
be and he hereby is appointed road su
pervisor for said district No. 10 precinct.
The board now adjourned until 9: JO s.
m. tomorrow, Oct 5, l'.KKi.
Friday, Oct. 5. 1900.
The board now convened, pursuant to
adjournment, the commissioners and offi
cers present as of yesterday, and now tbe
following proceedings werw had, to-wit:
In the matter ol the petition of Nicho
las Story, laid over from the Aogait
term This matter coming on at this time
and the matter having been fully pre
sented by A. 8. Dresser, attorney for pe
titioner, aod tbe board being fully ad
vised, it is ordered that said petitioner
have a rebate of $19 40 npon bis claim as
set forth in said petition.
In tbe matter of the application of G.
C. Fields (or extension of time in which
to build bis railroad Now at tbis date
comes petitioner, asking for the exten
sion of time in which to complete tbe
building ol a railroad from the south
boundary o( Oregon City southerly, men
tioned in the order of this board dated
July 7, 18i9,aod found recorded in com-
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ROYAL BAKING POWOEB CO.,
! mlssloner' journal vol, 18, psges 180 anil-
181, and the court, being now advised.
hereby grants said petition and extend)
the time for the building of such ros4
until March 2. BKil, npon the terrna anJ
conditions in said order prescribed ; pro
vided he shall build the bridge on said
road the full width of the highway, wills
track next to the river side: provided
said O. C Fields shall file the written
acceptance for such grant with the clerk
of this court within tire days from this
date.
Dated Oct. 5, l'JOO.
The board now adjourned until 9:30
o'clock a. m. tomorrow, Oct. 6. l'JOO.
Oct. 6th, 19)09:30 i. ra.
The board now convened, pursuant to
adjournment, commissioners and ollicer
present as ol yesterday, when the follow
ing proceedings were had :
In the matter of the payment of the)
tax for WX) upon the 40 acre tract of the
James Mc.N'ary D L. C. described on
pages ZH and 39 of book of deeds of
Clackamas county, Oregon. No. 72 Up
on payment by A. 8. Dreste and K.
Men leuhallof the (am of $10 9 at taxes
for the year MM noon tbe 40 acres of
the estate of W. II. C'laysen, deceased,
said 40 acres be'ng described on page)
m and 3i9 of txxjk of deeds No. 72 of
Clackamas county, Oregon, and it ap
pearing to the board of commissioners of
said Clackamas county that said fum of
f 10.95 U the proper and correct amount
due on said 40 acre for tbe tax of th
fear 18'JQ, it is therefore ordered and ad
udged by the board of county commie
tiooers oil Clackamas county, Oregon,
that said sum' of f 10.95 be received in
lull payment of the taxes of 1890 opon
said described 40 acres, and that all
liens (or aaid taxes of 1890 npon aaid 40
acres be and the same are hereby released
and cancelled.
In tbe matter of tbe taxes on tha
Knight of Labor hall at Highland This
matiar coming on to be heard and it ap
pearing to the board that tbe annual
taxes upon the aaid Knights of Labor
. . a
W at Highland amount ie about $.3. snd
' farther spoesnog that Clacksniu
wunly ha. had the use of -aid ball (or
,h porpoee o( holding elections and that
the county baa never paid anything for
the nse of said hall, therefore, it is or
dered that all taxes against aaid ball be
and are hereby cancelled.
In the matter of the report of John W.
Meldrum, deputy county surveyor Now
comes John W. Meldrum, deputy coantjr
surveyor, and files hi report, as follows:
Report of resurvey of part of tbe Epper
son road and expense account amounting;
to $7; reestablishing and recording gov
ernment corners and expense account
amounting to $9; grade line Paper mill
bill, Bakers Ferry and Cason-biidge rowd
and expense account amounting to $6.40.
The board being (ally ad vised, it is or
dered tbat said reports be approved and
expense account be allowed it follows,
to-wit: $7, $9. $0.40.
Io the matter of tbe claim of G.J.
Trullinger filed hereni This matter com
ing on to be heard, the said G. J. Trul
linger having filed a claim herein and
the board being fully advised, it is or
dered that J.J. Mallatt, road supervisor
for district No. 19, remove from tbe
premises of the said G. J. Trullinger ths
stumps blown from tbe highway by
blasting npon the improved land of sai4
Trullinger and also ditch and drain the
highway and cut s culvert acroes the
road an as not to overflow said Trullin
ger' land ; and it is further ordered tbat
said claim be allowed as to the gravel,
and a warrant be drawn ip favor of G. J.
Trullinger for $12 50 lo pay for said
gravel.
In the matter of the petition of Brace
Wolverton in behalf of tbe trustees of
the Church of Christ, Oregon City, for a
rebate or cancellation of taxes Tbis
matter coming on npon the petition of
Bruce Wolverton tor an assignment of
the certificate of sale purchased by Clack
amas county on Oct. 22, 1898, upon lot 4.
block 10, in the town of Marshtield, and
the board being fully advised, it is or
dered that the clerk be and hereby is au
(Continued on page 5)
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