OREGON CITY KNTFJtHlISE. ' FRIDAY. SEITEMBER 20 ifloi.
7
IN IIBMOKY
Solemn Crrr iiionlrn Held M (In
Court IIouno VcKlndujr.
aimuii:msi:m r I'Komiskt me
fsirtlcr For Mafijre4 I'rnldrnt Al
tendril II; l'roil Krt All I'arU
of lb County.
10 thousand ople win Mod at (In
-oiirl liuunt ymterday nfiornoort tool
w.ivi id day set apart hy proclamation
tm memorial tervlcoe as a Irlbiito lu ll
ini'iiioijr of our martyred President. Tin
( licult court room mm crowded losiilto
riliixi, mnl bundled of eople Oiled tlx
pirend lined (ho street In front 01
dm lnillllii)f. After each eddree a
delivered in llit court room the speaker
(od on Ilia steps of court ligoea anil
.,Ih'imhI Hie lliKiiitf Id tho open air
Tim holldlUK wae heavily draped .
iiiiximliiil, and III national rolora wen
liiing with ctv. All ol Ilia atom
ki closed during I La services, and tlx
public vttU r and fchouU did no
open. Klaus were buns; at half mam
over Ilia l it uj Ml Wet tollod.
Tim aervlcce onad with sacred wuali
r Anion .din's orchestra and Jadgi-
!yan, who presided, Inadn ilia 0liiuA
al.lreta. II Sal ! I
A mooriitut event la llila. mat lia
droitiilil u Uyntlmr lo add our tribute l
(In! mighty chorus of ellWtion, irlilcli.
tins day, (ioiii td broad Atlantic In the
etai lo pur own l'a ifle, from Ilia Oreai
I tkra In tli north to Hi (lull uf Mralrc'
In Ilia south, has found vinrwaelon from
Ik lla and from I ha hearta uf over eev
rnty million uf good, patriotic American
rtti'ena, l Hi memory of a Moved aud
martyred prnaldenl,
"What a Irarfndjr A (mat and fml
mail ; a cruel, cowardly humio ; a da
terdly drd ; and a nU.n, n,ay. tlia whole
uil. tuuu'ua.
"Win, McKlnley, preddenl, guiding
our Nation in lha pUi ol right, by hi
kindly art gained Ida rpect ol ua all
Win, Mi Klnlef, tleman, wbuee work
iu oncuilng wiae and lluiely Utflilalioi
LMiiicfltta-1 all and wi our eateeio : V
McKlnley, subtler,. who la company will
(bete bravo old Uign, hart aeattubled t
bouur lis luemory, ou Ue UIJ ol baiil
to bia country 'a can, performed acta o
valor that etrlted our admiration: Win
MeKllilcy. iltlfq and bnaband. abua
lavutlun to Uulli ami trludbln, and l
lug vara of ril baa mad til in luvad o(
all : bo la g -nii, Wa raa hanlljr rratia
thai ha, who Irta than two aliort
gu, iu tlx embodiment of manly vigor
tlia admlrr, liouof,! and rr.ocliii
t rrnl lvut of Ui ruotl nllglitiiid oatloi
of lha partb, la now gone aaalnate!
by oua of Ita rltltna-and tablla It al
miiii alrampi and lrwoujrlipiilblo, ln
ua, In our liur of arrow and Iim, folloa
tbo e miii'lc of our lllu'lriom dead, an
in aiilmilMlun ay, "It a tba way of God .
Ilia will, nut oura, lm dona.
Jt u tlioroforfl now biiw tba hnai!
and jln In prayer to II ttn who fulfill In
all thing.."
Kev. A. J. Montgomery offonvl prayer,
nd tbo choir aang "Nnarar M(io.lTu
Tbre." Judtta Ilyan rtd UiaMloalnK
reaolutlona: '
"Klandlng la tba prnannc of greai
national calamity, lb cltiina of Oregon'
City and Clackamaa county hara ai-
x'lnblivl ,ir tba itirH)ae of giving ex
irviiiou lo aontliuouta cominun to all
trioiio rlliaxiia wberaver tba Star a am
rilrlwi float, and wbertver our natlona
aiipremacy la rvcognliuHl.
"Id the dualh ol I'realduiit McKlnley,
not only our nation but the whole world.
Mamie appalltHl. In tbla traiteJy, wblcl
baa abaken tba world, we And etertlln
ovldame of tbo fat't that, in our endeav
ora to make our country the home of lib
trty and tbo baveo ol refiiga for tba ou
proined of every land, onr boapltallty and
cuiifiilonca have bveu abuaod, and undoi
tbo abetter of our glorlooa flag and our
IUktuI law the auarcblat couaplratot
aud political aanaln breeda aud flour
lidina.
"Now that the tragedy la consum
mated, the broken law becoinoi a abiohl
of the man who hna abuaod Ua privileges
aud who preechca creed that hold"
It In utter contempt. Aa central figure
in this great tragedy there atanda, upoi
one hand, the conaummate flower of
American inauhood. Upon the other,
there cringe the malignant apawn of,
idima w holly foreign to the spirit of our.
liiHtitutlona.
"Wo stand utterly mute and power
Ion In our attempts to properly oharac
terlwi the deed, overwhelmed with tin
thought that wo are In a aonae rcsiiODHi-
blu for allowing tho liberty we advo. ;t
'or Ixdng so dobnuched, but doteriulnedB'st.
that an end muat ba imt to that tolora-1 "on. 0. B. Moores said : "It ia a re
tion which permits the teaching ol sedi Jproaoh to the American people that 200
tion. BNsatainatton and destruction Undorii"afohUtscau gather lcj;other In a little
the kuIho of free apeucli and free press.
"Under such circumstances tbedeathI"BHlnallon of the president and to charge. U was i ordered .that Elias Mil
of Preaident McKlnley would h.veeSalt and drlak to th. health of tbej e; b. . Jg.'SJJ JSSS
l-eeii recoguked as a calamity. TheBaaln. They should be buried under S"" ",l0 ,r,u AUU"
mannor and tho;iocca8lon of his death! U 'crma of I,w burled so deep that! ln tho matter of tke petition of Se
have InteoBlflod our ioobo ol loss. Injtlioy could not bo ressnrected in tlmo orlnora F. Mohr, lor cancellation ol delin-
the canablii mir-iua i kl. ,.m..i.i ,i..ii ft
, , , .i..."., vi nil miii.ihi UII1II,
! inpirKi u, ronnilmiia of tin
world In his graat ability, and In hi.
iiiaiilfiialKtloiia of a kindly spirit of con
fllliMlloM I.. u..la...l l I a a
'"ii;n iiaw uiiiinii in n 1 1 a m iti.iina ii.j.
whole Amnrlian leopU. dt-ath, or
"Hiring al the very tnultli of bia power
and of hlsai liliivemnnls, empbaliKl the
world s ioiivI, llt, of lilt worth, and ha
drawn Into alill ctiHier relation of at.lty
and of unity, 1 farllona, and all pnrtle
and all aertlons. It haa rrklmlled lb.
lialrlmlit aplrlt of our people. It has dU
rmed the arllan II baa aiiiotlierad (hi
'Ires of paonliiii. It haa iileiiind Ibr
devotion of every A inarlcau cltln lo the
'tag, ami to the Cormfltuilon, and to tin
lawa. It haa awakened in every patrl
'itle heart,i hitherto lalehldetiiMiiliiatloii
that every man who claim tba pnrlec
Hon of our limtltiilion, thall lxw in de
fereure to the suireina enJly of the
law,
"III the ih ith 0f our martyred I'real
lent, we r"o,(ril(i the ila of one who,
as nun, a cltlten, aa ruler, waa fallhfu'
id the dux barge of every duly. A firm
'rlrnd, a generoua foe, a g exl soldier, a
filial son, a davoted buahand, a patrloth
iltlaen, he eiiilxxlled the blgbeat yie of
Clirlailan manhood, while a i'realdeiit
he diapleyed such nugiilflceiil (pialilie
'A leaderahipa lo plare blin In the com
lanyofbe wlnmi m, grrateat atatei
men ol all age,
"Peplorlng hi lo, but Ixiwtng in
aiihtulnelon to the de-reea of rrovldenre.
wa accept the heritage ol hi greet naim
and example as one of the rl' heat en
downienla of Anierlranrltlxxnatilp, wbili
ideilgli g onr renewed devotion to tin
fundamental principle whhb ar Ibr
i-ommon brritaeof patriotic Amertraii
rltlsena of every parly name.
Tho. K. Hv,
t'luai ra II. MiMiBtk,
Wai. Oaiujw!,
J. C. ZiNars,
(1. It. DlMK K,
Cummil'e on lUeolullona,"'
Chopin 'a "Kuueral March" waa ren
I ere. I by (he orihealra, Itev. W. 8.
(iritn delivered a abort addreea. II.
aid : "The American puople, lb nation
nd the whole world are In mourning lo
lay for rreaident MrKinley. Not he
re ua ho waa a man, Ihuigli man I
Ood'e crowning thought In creation ; It If
nut berauee be wa a ciliaen, though
true fiiltmialiiu i the biitlieat conceiitioii
M man's bfa: It waa tn u be waa the
mhodlmeiit ol the llle uf lha nation.
The blow waa not atrurk al blm aa a
man, bot at lha principle of Utterly In
rapreeented. 0r bia budy the na'lon
will climb to greater freedom. The
principle of freedom will Anally Iriuuipl
ovei evd."
Jiuige W'.UUiw Ualloway eai l: "Uur
roartyretl prealdrnU were tba rera of
Jeuetaon ana jarkaon. ncKintey war.
hroad In auteamanahlp and In religion
fber ia not a Calbolio altar In the laml
nut what w dreod In mourning,
iberu i nof a Catholir church in tin-
ounliy but what wa anding up prayer
to lleavau (or lb repoee ol bia Soul. II.
aaaa lea.ler who twicw ueleaied the
lemocratlc partv, but could thai part
reetore him lo Ibe exerutive chair aud t
the boaoin ol hi fuiully, it would will
ingly nmrie any aacrifli-e. Ho deep I hi
ruld l)jn the mankea ul the people thai
hone who wore the gray are vying with
hie comradue in war in Borrow over bb-
lealb."
Colonel Hubert A. Miller aald: "Wr
ava come to mourn over the death of
bo president of the United Bute. A
nation I lotd in grief dispelling a
lialiuctioua uf race or color, each ciiixep,
oving bia country and ila lawa, will
contrite he I pau'ra. from b'a daily
avoratlon to lo homage lo the dead and
to lurd'Ute upon tho reiponaibilies o,
itisenahlp.
"At sui'li a ciila aa tbia (ot!ety awak
eni to newer u.ipouiioililies in J newer
lul rs. It wr hoped tho political as
aaaain Wloiiginl to old WOild CullJitione
and not to tbla free land ol oura, but tin
awakening, dire and awful In it con
equemei, overlook the American peo
Pe In the Uuib acd pleolitu'le of their
lowe.
"Iu huiuiiialioo wo eland corniced
liefore the people of the earth thai we
have harbored in our mldtit that
most execrable of ail humanbeioge-the
wmaMln and tho aoarch'aL In the olden
lime) thuro was (ocod a'ong aide of the
Savior of mankind the Judas Incariot.
lo the early hin.o'y of our Kepublic wan
found a Benedict Arnold. But In greater
tiliaine and buinlllatiou we numt own
to
that theie was born and bred on tho freejThursday at 10 o'clock. Tho beautiful
ol of the United States tbe aasastdn ofijuurial aervico of that church was carried
our p'f iAv.nl. Tho centurlea cannot anillut in full and tho rector, Kev P. K
will not o jet tho crime.
"Ho woo consplrj against govern
mailt, SaSinel law aod order, against
i.::loiy and aalnat civlllxation should
have no ics 'nn p'eca in a Republic."
Fatoer HilloVnod said in eubetancc
that thee a,e (Nys ol rejoicing and
hys of mo n'rj and t!t tb's will bo a
lav of mojio'or ,or the lulu e. The
Hio,'e l)ouM.a: d csru.'u"y agulst the
nxductlon of pei n'c'ous and new Idean
and intuit bewwe ot the suciuliBt-anarch
vlllngo In Wisconsin aud gloat over thei
"birnlly. It la a reproach to the people'ipintit tmea on aa!
of the Unltfd Htataa that 2'WO ol1lateJn" coining on bv
enibled InOblcago and duliUratelyir!01"!' to'l"i
ago and aaiioareiajy
reaolvad that lha aHaaMlnailon waa a
matter which did not concern them
We are a law abiding people but thr
ir tiuiea when wa ahould take the law
into our own hiid. Tbo American
leopla have neglected their duty in not
"anting lawa nuUng It ItiipoMlblr
'inoer ilia motl severe oenaiues lor
iieoii'a Ui give ulle suco lo such senti-
nienl. It la lo) lale to reaidi lliein
' llioneseni iiieiM have Wen put inl
execution, Thia orraalon la not entirely
matler of aentimeiit. It rail for ami
'lung piacical on the part of the pwpl
n lha way of le'alatlon. Emma Gold
nun and bar d'aciples should never In
4l'oed to give Ui.I'iiki lo lbs l,ifaon
b'e t ul ueril lo wtiich an have giVKiB' ost he la owner of part of Kicbardson I)
o' do '.i the pail few days. Il la e
reproac h to the Aiuciican pres that be
'liieraurea aboutd lo given space in
heir columns," '
I'ev. J. II. Heaven taw In Me Kin ley a
'bkliaii prcnident and a Cb'li!an
ii unhand If wa an ideal Christian In
iila dally Itf.'. Mr, I'.eaven iA from
eilglou slahdpolnt and a'loded to the
leiiblied of Ibe president, who lo hi
i4t houra Bought cotiaolaliou fioto tl.t
rrior.
Ulate Ben'or Hiownell expreaeed
ent'orent aga'oat anarch and thee
n't Bialiut the Itialltoilona of om
ounlry; again! Ibe law, and again
tor theo y of government. He took a
trong ground In favor of tbo Oiriron
iegietature paaaing Btringrut lawa giiit
tbo advocjey ol prioc'plua or Idea lead
02 to aoirchy. The jVer paid a
flowing tribute to I'reaidebt McKlnley.
ho went to war when ou'y 18 yeitsoi
ae, lo his coiyrea'oa; l laco.d, to h
record aa preaident aod lo his genera
4iateamanhlp. Hea'aodiew a palun
f the lnul c and Ibe wrung o! Ihr
r'me, when wo think that hla whole I'fi
waa gien toward luatering orinciplee
i hat tended lo a broader liberty aol
pilgber cliisenaUtp for al our (eofla.
In tier addie were mid by Judjr
t. K. Have. Kepreieolalive A. 8
Dreeaer and (J. L, Hedges, Rev. Thllli)
K. Hammond, Attorney W. 8. U Ten
Kev. A.J. Montgomery and C. A. Wil
ieui. Tbo eervicea c'oaed with praye'
'iy Itev. K. K. iioltiojer and tbo aloglnn
il "America" by thoaodieore. "-
Meade I'oet, G. A. K.. aod Meadr
Relief Co'pa, attended tbe eervfee lo
'mly. . ,
rollowlng are tbe committeeo wIiq ar
rangel thaaervlceau !
Committee on arrangemenl J. C
Ziner, Tbomaa P, ltandall aud K , U.
Ooopar. . '- ... ;
Cotnmlfleo on resolutions Tbomaa f
Hyao, Mayor 0. B. Mmirk. p.fe
Moore, George F, II or ton, and I'rwUf
wr .inter.
InvilaMona E. . II. Cooper, ,0. jb"
Dimlck and Tbomaa P. Randall.
Finance J. J. Cooke. George P. Ior
ton.
Programme and printing fl.' B. Dim
irk, Hev. A.J. Montgomery and J. G
Zinaer. .. (
'Muelc Mia Imogen Harding, Mrs.
f.. L. Torter ai.d loorge T. Howard.
Dtcoratlons C. Nebren, Mfs Inp?
Chaae and J. K. Hhodee.
Mayor Dimick'a proclamation read;
"To tbe ciliaens of Oreiron City: An
irchy has aimed and struik a blow at
the government which our forefather!
fuunled In lb Interest of freedom for all
the people of our land. Our beloved
rreaident, William McKinley, aa th
chief repreeenUtive of tho people, ban:
fallen by the band of tbe aaaaaaio, anil
tbe nation ia plunged into deepest giiefi
Iby thia dreadful act,
"Lvery true American citixen desire
to respect the memory of one who haa la
oored ao long and ao faithfully in aervlct
for hia country and ha lived ao excellent
a life.
"Now, in accordance with tbe procla
nation heretofore lasuoj by Hon. T. T.
Ouer. Governor ol Oregon, notice i
hereby given that memorial aervicea will
lie bold at tho county courthouse on
fboraday, September 10, A. D, 1901, at
the hour ol 2 o'clock p. m. Let ua all
meet there at the time above mentioned,
and together pay our respects to our late
President.
U. B. Pimick, Mayor."'
AT ST. rAVt'9 CllUKCU.
In accordance with the proclamation
I tba preaident a memorial aervico waa!
held lo St. Tanl's Episcopal church
Illammond, delivered a
t a . 1 111. I M
-
iMoquoiu aermou on hid hid oi diib iui
whom tno mation weeks, itie cnurcn
was draped In mournimt, and tho floral
ducoratlons were white asters. Tbe
choir sang "Nearer My God to Thee,"
"Lead Kindly Light" and "America."!
HOARD OF COMMISSIOyERS
Regular September Term of thew
Vounty lioartt.
J.' R. Morton, John Lewellen and
T. B. Killin, County Commissioners
(Continued Irom last week.)
In ti,e matter ol Mortimoro, a county
leahook. Tills matter
petition 'fllfd herein
td that Kenrira V.
Mohr waa amowMvl with and iraid the
tax on two aTe In aec. 8, tp. 2 s, r 2
e, for the year Kfl that the name prop
erly was aeaeaaed to I'eter Notigijr for
the same year and la now delinquent.
And the board being satisfied that aaid
aawtrmiaiit Is a double aeieenment, It la
ordered that the clerk camel from the
alea book said BaaeMiiieut to i'eter No
ilgr lor the year Wil.
In the matter of the i,i,llitli.n of
'leorge W. Gordon for relrate of taxea of
12.18. This matter coming by apnlica
Hon filed herein asking the board lor a
rebate of laxea to lha amount of 2 18
and the board being fully advlaed, It la
ordered that aald application tie denied.
In the mailer of petition of llermae
Wirih l ,r reUia of Uxea and cancella
'Ion of double aHeament. This matter
now coming by petition of Herman
niri.ii, tllr d hereia,atiowlnc to the board
j"; -'P s, r Je,40 aa; that In
aid properly for tbe year 1W7. aaid
w ,11,9 iurin,, nnrHRiiii.ii oil
property waa aleo aneeiwed to John Mat
'eaon and a wrong dea:ription and that
'he preaent owner thereof, Herman
Wlrih, paid (he taxes on aaid Illegal aa-
"lament tiefore knowing It lo be erron-
our, tali) taxea amounting to $4 80.
Ai d the brard being aatitQed that aaid
Mil) aiw aamaut ia a double aemenl
ind erroneou, il la ordered thai Her
fiian.W irtb have a rebate lo tbe uti of
10, and that ibe cltrk cancel tbe aa
emenl of record, against tbe said
jonn Maiieaon. .
In the matter of a aheep Inspector. Il
ordered that It. Scott be and la hereby
appoint') a elieep iuiecter lor Clacka
maa.ooiiiy and that bo bo allowed to
oiled a provided by law, from
iw nr of Mieep Inapected.
In the matter of road warrants No.
it). 11 and 1U:'I3. Tin matter coming
a by siatement ol E. II. Cooper, county
' lerk, allowing to the board that through
n error In the report of road supervisor
i niauiet mi. 55, road warrant Ho.
Will waa orroneoualy drawn and road
arrant No. 10213 aa drawn for S33
when II boold have been I-fl. aod the
'roard being folly advised, it i ordered
ihat aaid warranla be cancelled ana held
fur nauht, and that tbe clerk laaue a
warrant for 7J in lieu of road warrant
no ie:u.
la tba matter of the application of tbe
rornanu U.ly a Uregoo Hallway Uom
iauy for a light of way tbroogb Milwau
kee. On application of tbo Portland
CHyaOrrgun Railway Company, it i
irderea that aaid company be aod it ia
hereby permitted to change ita lineof
ruad Ir-un Main atreet Id Miloaukie over
o rront etreet in aame town of Milwau
kie and said company ia hereby granted
ha privilege aod right to build and
inainteio ila track aod operal it rail
'od aod cara over aod along a line ear-
reyed and aiaked on tho ground from
'he InU-rsectioD . ol Eirat aod Jeckaoo
"treeta southerly aod along the westerly
-ide ol aald Front atreet and tbe count
road exiending from tbo southerly end
t aaul r rout atreet to tbe intersection
of said surveyed nd ataked lino with
ha present track of said com Dan ? on
Mock 1 of Milwaokie IIeighU,ald grant
ijd2 upon, the aamo terma and condi
liuoaoo wUli'b it bolda ila prevent Iran-
.titarover' Main, street, aod provided
(hat the company flies its acceptance ol
thia order within SO days and removes
ua i rata iron aata jiojo atreet aa soon
as the new track ia built, aod to have
Main atreet to good condition for public
'ravel.. lo making such chanire the
'company thall begin and prorecut ita
ork from the aoutherly od of the lino.
Th board adjourned to meet tomor
row looming at 10 o clock. .
TUlRkUAT, SXPTSrH.
The board now cooveoed Dursuant to
tdjouromeot, tho comminaionera and of-
licers present as ol yeaterday. , - .
In the matter of count warrant No.
HIM, $114 and RG98, drawn io favor of
Peter Crouae. It appearing tolh board
hat aaid warrauta Noe. 8U4. 8414 and
StiOS were drawn io favor ol Pciir
i. rouse, a county charge, and that aaid
eler C route la now deceased, it is or-
tereti that satil warrants be cance lied
and held lor naught.
In toe matter of tho sale ol certain
and owned by the,0reiou A California
Railroad Company. Now cornea the
Oregon A California Railroad Com pan v
and respectfully ahowa that it ia ibe
owner and baa paid tbe taxes for tbe
year upon which sales have been made
'or delinquent taxea of the real ertate
teecribed herein, that tbe sheriff of
Clackamas county ia authorised to sell
kn Saturday, September 14, 1901; the
name thai petitioner doea not believe
there are any law lui delinquent taxes
'.igainet said property and that if any
part of aaid property was ever delin
quent it wsa through the honest raiauke
of the petitioner and tbe former sheriff
I said connty, that petitioner desires to
submit a atatementof its receipt and
voucheia allowing payments aa aforesaid
o that the sheriff of taid county may
determine what tracts, il any, are, or
were delinquent, and to enable it to set
tie any just claim lor unpaid taxes noon
any ol ibe tallowing property:
! 1893. part of sectioD. ne. sec S3, tn,
7 south, range 3 eaet, amount ol tax.
3.25, asaesael to Andrew. J. W. (not
on tract land), voucher No. 8211. Sheriff
receipt ao.
18)'7, part ol section, no ol no, sec. 25,
tp, 6 a raogeS east, amount ol Ux,
$1.59. assessed to Bagby.O. V., voucher
.NO. IU7H. sheriQ receipt 6450. .
1892. part of section, nw of aw. aec.
23, tp. 4 south, range 4 east, amount of
lax, , aiwessed to Plyatoo, II. L. (Paid
touchiuir anda'X .o..''.voutuero.cvii,Buer.
k V Cl C..la I. . - nAli 1
bmu rereint mi iaa
. ' -
187, part of eectlon, se of sw. sec. 7.
tp 6 south, range 2 eatt, amount of tax,
$4.59, assessed to Covey, C. W., voucher
?o. 10746, sheriff receipt No. 6446.
1897, part of section, w) of se, sec. 0,
i p. 5 south, range 1 east, amount of tax.
tS 83, assessed to Danilnn. J. O.. (not
contract land), voucher Noa. 10746 and
itfiou, Buerltl receipt .
1892. part ot section, se of nw. should
1)0 se of sw, see. II, tp. 4 south, range 4
east, amount of tax, f 4 63, auntvUBsd to
Lamas, Wm. (paid October 27, 1897),
voucher No. 8007. sheriff receipt No.
5020 and 6583.
1897, part of section. eW olnw. sec.
21, tp. 4 sonth, range 4 east, amouut of
Ux $6.89, assessed to Price. Hattie.
voucher No. 10744. sheriff receipts No.
6443.
1897, part ol section, no of ne. sec. 15.
tn. 4 south, ranges eaat, amount ol tax,
$5.65, assessed to Shubert, E., vouchor
No. 10744, sheriff receipt No. 6491.
1897-8, part ol section, sw of ne, sec.
1, tp. 6 south, range 1 east, amount of
fai.tlOfft. anamuerl In Tt.nm.i T If
voucher No. 10714. ahenff receipt ft4f)o!
mvtr, imrtoi seciion, sw ol ne, sec. 1,
P. 6 touth, range 1 eaat.amonnt of 'at.
at 1 it M a . eoat m '
.un,Beaeo io inornas, L. il , vouch
No. 10913, sheriff receipt No. 6274.
erl89t, part of section, yt of e,
and lot 3. aeu 9, tp. 3 south, range i
eaat.amonnt of Ux, $22.fW, aeaaed to
liuroey, W. T., voucher No, 8229, slier
iff receipt, No. 4500.
I8!4, part of aecr(m, w-half of ae, 4 aa
and Iota 3, ee!. o, tp. 3 sonth, ranite 3
eatt, aaaeeiied to Borney, W. T. voucher
No. 10744.aheriff receipt No. MIS.
W)3 4, part of section, lita 2, 3. 6, 7
and 8, sec 15, tn. 3 a, range 3 eaat,
amount of tax, $5.74. Burney, W. T.,not
contract land, vouchera No. 8211 and
8478.
IHM-i", part of aactlon, m4 of se, sec.
29, tp. 3 south, range 3 east, amount of
lax, $8 80, Burney. W. T., not contract
land, vouchers No. 8211 and 8178.
1893-4, oart ol aec lion, ae of 00 001
lot 1, 2 and 3, sec. 27,tn. 3 aouth, ram;o
3 east, assented to Burney, V. T.,
not contract land, voucher NoS. 8211
and 8478.
1H14-4, part of section, n't", assessed
Ui Burney, W. T., not contract land.
1893-4, part of section, nw of sw and
nw, sec. 35, tp. 3 sooth, range 8 eaat,
amount of lax, $25 80, aasetaed to Bar
ney, W. T., not contract land.
189T-4, part of section, nw of aw, and
nw, aec. W.ip. 4 south, range 3 eaat,
amount of lax, $18 15. asseasted to Bar-
nev, w r., not contract laud.
1893-4, part of aection, ne of n a and
neJ4, sec. 21, tp.6 sooth, range 3 east,
amount of Ux, $13 14, ataeued to Bur
ney, W. T., not contract laml.
And the board being fully advised it
ia ordered Ihat the aberiffof Clackamae
county wiahdraw Irom aale as above all
the said land detent1 herein until such
timer as it has been definitely deermined
il tbe proposed tax sale be just.
In the matter ol the d linquent Uxee
of ll'5 96. It ia ordered that the prop
erty agtint widt h taid delinquent taxes
new stand be re advertised and Sild ac
cording to law.
In lha matter of bill No. 1, 18, 19, 24,
28. It appearing that said bills are for
work on suspension bridge at Oregon
City. It is ordered that tho clerk
charge tbe same to Oregon City.
In tbo matter of tho report of J. R.
f haver, P L.tSchmxle and L. II. Earnea,
Wjle road. In the msMer ol the report
of J. R. Shaver, P. L. Kchmale and L.
II Barnes, viewers appointed at the
laat term of this board to view and lo
cate a county road situate in Clackamas
county, Oregon, and described in full on
page 170 of this journal. Paid viewers
Bled their report abowis; that tbey bad
met on tbe 2d day of Peptetnher, 1901. a
day named in the notice served upon
tbem aud were duly sworn by subscrib
ing to a written oath of office adm.ois
lered by John W. Meldrum, deputy
county surveyor, he being appointed by
the board to survey aaid road, after
which they proceeded to the designated
place and did view and cause to be sur
veyed by said deputy coonty surveyor
tho above described road. They also
filed tbe field notes and plat of survey,
aaid viewers report favorably to the es
tablishing of aaid road as viewed and
surveyed by reason that it is a good
practical route aud of poblic ntilit
Raid report waa read on this dav on i
first reading and laid over for a second
reading tomorrow.
In tbe matter ol report of viewers 00
Change in O. b. Murry road. In the
matter of report of W. II. Boring, Ed
feirer and John Kichev, viewers sp
pointed st the last term of this board lo
view and locate a county road situated
io Clackamas county, Oregoo, and de
scribed in full on page 102 of this jour
nal, cam viewers nteo tneir report
mowing mai rnev mei on ttie tith dae
of August, 1901, a day named in the no
tice eerved upon tbem and were dulv
sworn by describing to a w ritten oath of
office administered by John W.Meldrum,
aepuiy county surveyor, be being sp
pointed by the board to survev aaid
road, after which thev uroceeded tn the
designated place and did view and caane
to be surveyed by said deputv countv
surveyor the above described road. Thev
alto filed the field notes and plat ol sur
vey, said viewers report lavorably to
me B.iBDiieinuK 01 saiu road as viewed
sod surveyed, for the reasons that it is a
good practical route and of Dublic util
ity. aid report was read on ibis dav
on IU first reading and laid over until
tomorrow lor a secoad reading.
In the matter of the report ot viewers
on emvey of H. K. Baker road. In tbe
matter of the report of W. D. Mathews,
Geo. Schneller and Benj. F. Webster,
view-era appointed at the last term of
the board to view and locate a countv
toad situated in Clackamas county, Ore
goo, anu uescnoeu in lull on page 1GS 01
tbia journal. Said viewers riled their
report showing that they bad met on
tho 30th day of August, 1901, a day
named in the notice served upon them
and were duly sworn by subscribing to
a written oath of ottics administered by
John W. Meldrum, deputy county sur
veyor, ne Deing sppunted ly tho board
to survey said road, after which they
proceeded to the designated place and
did view and cause to be surveyed by
said deputy countv surveyor the above
described road. They also filed tbe field
notes and plat of tbe survey; said view
ers report favorably lor the reasons that
it is a good practical route and of public
utility. Said report waa read on thia
day on iU first reading and laid over lor
a second reading tomorrow.
The board now adjourned to meet to
morrow at 10 0 clock.
FRIDAY, SKIT. 6tU.
Tho board now convened pursuant to
adjourntnent,commi38ionera and officers
present as of yesterday.
Tn the matter of the petition of E.
Shubert for a cancellation ot double as-
aeaament. This matter now cominir on
by petition of E. Shubert showing to
the poard that he was assessed for the
year 1897 on the ne 1-4 of ne 1-4 of sec
tion 25, tow nahip 4 south, range 3 east;
that said fractional of land for the same
year was also assessed as railroad con
tract land which assessment was paid.
And tbe board being fully satisfied that
the said assessment to E. Shubert was
erroneous and a double assessment, it is
ordered that the clerk cancel said double
assessment of record; that it be de
clared null and void aod foreyer held
for naught.
(Continued next week.)
. OABTOnXA.
Baanth - lln Kind Ycm Haw Always BougH
Blfaataia
r
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
SAIE.YI AND INDEPENDENCE
TO
STEAMERS
ALTONAAND POMONA
I.HAVS ORKOOH CITV
Going up, 8.00 a. x. Going down 2. 30 rat
DAILY RIVKR EXCURSIONS
or raa
. Str. LEONA.
Wssa Dat.
Uave POBTUJfD
Foot Taylor St,
9 00 A.M.
1 00 p, M.
6 0o
Lear 0KE00.V CITT
Fool Eighth St.
7 00 A. M.
11 00
3 00 P. M.
Bracuc Hi' dat Tairt
Leae P0BTU5D
bears OB EM) CITY
9 00 A. M.
II 00
1 00 P. Jrf.
5 00
6 'JO
9 00 A. M.
II 00
1 00 P. M.
i 00
8 00
Round Trip 25 Cent.
Oregon City Transportation Co.
Tims Caed P. C. A 0. R. It.
PORTLAND OREGON CITY
(Couch St.)
7:00 a. at. 7:05 A. U.
7-45 7:50
8:y 8:33
0:15 9
10:00 10:05
lo:4S 10:50
11:30 11:35
11:15 . ia:ao p. U
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MS 1:50 ,
ry a:35
3'5 3
40 4:05
4-45 ,4:50
5:y 535
6:15 6:20
7:00 7:05
743 . 7:50
8:30 only to . 8:30 only tn
. MUwankle MUwaukie
9S 9:i5
lo:3cr 10:30
llofonlyto 11.40 only to
MUwaukie Milwankio
12:504 Sat only
Except Saturday, then only to MU
waukie - tExcept Ssturdar. then to
Oregon City, i Except Saturday. .To
Milwaukee only.
FOR CLATSKAN1E
Steamer G.V. Shaver,
, . LEAVES . .
Portland foot of Washington street Tues
day and Thursday a at 5 p. m., for Clate
kanio and way landings. Sun lays to
Oak point.
Returning, leaves ClaUkanie Wednes
day and Thursdays at 4 p. m., tide per
mitting. . This is the nearest and most direct
route to tbe great Xehalem valley.
Shaver Transportation Co
Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad Co.
DAILY TRAINS.
O ly
ex.
Sat.
D'ly
Eilectire
July fi,
D'ly
Dly
r.M
P.M.
AM
2 SH 6 551
8 )!
A.M.
Lv
Portland .AH
r.it.
9 40
8 3!i
8 20
8 00
7 54
7 it
7 33
7 23
7 17
7 03
6 a
6 Si
6 20
6 IO
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8 Oft 9 uft
8 20 9 H
8 9 35j
8 44 9 40
8 50 9 50
8 W 10 M
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llainier .,
.Pyramid..
. Mayger ..
..Quniry .,
latskanie.
Mamhland
.Weatport .
..Clifton...
. Knappa ..
. Bveiijen .
.John Day .
10 0ft
3 4
4 0.
9 52
9 35
4 07
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9 12
9 021
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5 as
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10 OS 11 10'
10 20 11 22 ...
10 lll SiliAr
7 55
5 SOI
. . Aatorla. .Lv!
7 4ft
SEASIDE DIVISION
11 30 a. m ..
11 35 p. m. .
... 7 40 a. m
....4 00p.ru
...10 35 a. nt
... 5 50 p. nt
...12 30p.ru
.. 7 20 p. m
... 1 S0p.n
... 9 30a. m
ASTORIA
0 ao a. m..
8 15 a, m..
6 15a. m..
2 30p.m ..
5 00 p. m .
9 45 a. m..
SEASIDE
COS SECTIONS.
All trains make dote connection al Gobla
with all Korthern Pacifio train to or from
the East or Sound Points.
At Portland with all train leaving Union
Depot.
At Astoria with I. It. N. Co.'a boats and
rail line, and 8teamer T. J. Potter, to and
from Ilwaco ami North Beach Points.
Ticket otlice, 2.VS Morrison st.. and Union
depot. J.C. MAYO.Uen. Paw.Agt.
Astoria, Or)
Mai Line.
PORTLAND TO
THE DALLES
By tho fast
and com
modious steamer
Rp.milatnr
w a aeftyvo
Learos Portland daily eiceut
Sunday at 7 a. m.
This is the Great Scenio Rout.
All tourist admit that the scenery
on the Middle Columbia is not ex
celled for beauty and grandeur in
the United States. Full infonna
tion by addressing or calling on
J. H. UOOTII. Aeent
Tel. 914. Portland. Or-
Office and wharf, foot of Oak St.