V
MAY 2. 1002
Legal Notice a.
WIIK.IUKK'K NAI.K.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore
iron, for the County of ClacUiuM.
T. T. Geer Governor, 1
F. I. Llunoarastfcre.
tary ol State and Chs.
8. Moor asTr uti rer
of the Slate of Oregon
ConctiiuiiiiK Hi State
Land Board,
Plain lift.
VS.
W. B. Jennings. J. F.
Jennlci; and Wilmol
Jennings, his wife,
Clackamas County,
K. U Newton and
McCord Brady & Co.,
a Corporation,
Defendant.
State or OkkioK. I M
Col'HTY or CLACKAMAS,)
By virtu of a judgment order, dcre
and an execution, dinv Issued out or and
under the seal or the above entitled court,
in the above entitled csiim, to rue duly di
rected and dated tbe aitli day of March,
1U02, upon a juilitinent rendered ami en
tered in said court on the llih day or Jan
uary littt, in lavor ot The State Land Board
Plainlill, and against W. B. Jennings and
J F. Jennings, Defendants, for the sum of
$5400 00, aim interest thereon at the rule of
per cent per annum from (lie '.nth 'lav ol
April and the furthcrsum ol .ix "
attorney's lee, and tiie further sum ot .il J
cost and disbursements, and tne costs of
and upon this writ, commanding me to
make ssleof the following descrihe.1 real
propeity, situate in tbe county of Clack
Biaa, slate of Oregon, to-wit:
That part ol Berry man Jennings and wile
Donation Land Claim in Township Two
ou th ot KangeOne and Two Eas-t bounded
and descrineil as follows: Heginning t
the North East Corner of a tract ol land
deeOed by Martha Jennings to Oeorgie t
Mtldruru which corner is in the Last
boundary line of said Donation Land Claim
Morth 2ti oeg. West Seventy Eight links
dislai t Irom the South East Corner of said
Donation Land Claim and running thence
South t3 deg. ami' 31 sum. West IW.HS
Chains to the South, Eaf Comer of the
tract ol land rerverf by Mrs. Martha Jen
nings; thence Sortli I) dig.' 39 .min. est
SL3ti Chains; thence Sortli 63 de;.'. 61 ruin.
East lio. "2 Chains ta tiie East boundary of
aid Donation Lain!- (Claim; thence South
43 deg. 45 onu. Eat tfaohg said East bound
ary 6.13 Chains to tk rli.f le Corner in said
East boundary; thence t (leg. East 3.'
Chains to the place fcl beginning containing
fit) acres.
Also that part ol the Berrvman Jennings
and wile Donation Land Claim in Town
efaio Two South of Range One and Two
East bounded and described as follows 'O
wit: Beginning at point in the East
boundary of said Donation Land Claim
forty three and thr?e quarter degrees N est
6.13 Chains distant, from the angle corner in
aaid Eat boundary and running thence
South 03deg.51 nun. West cW.83 Chains;
thence Korib 11 deg. 39 win. West 10
Chains to the division line between the
Morib and Soutb half of said Donation
Land Claim ; thence 65 deg. East along said
division line fi0.3O Chains to the Last
boundary of said Donation Land Claim;
thence South 43 deg. and 45 min. East 9.37
Chains to the place ol beginning containing
00 acres.
Now, Therefore, by vutue of said execu
tion, judgment order and decree, and in
eomiliance with the commands of said
writ, 1 will on Saturday, tue
3RD DAY OF MAY 1902;
at tbe hoar of 1:30 o'clock P. M. at tbe
front door or the County Court House in
the City of Oregon City, in said Coui.ty and
Bute, cell at public auction, subject to r-
u . tl. hiohMkl hirirler- for U. 8.
gold coin cash in bend, all the right, title
and interest wnicn me wiuuu nsm,
fendants or either of them, had on toe date
of the mortgage herein or since had in or to
the above described real property or any
part thereof, to satisfy said execution, judg
ment order, decree, interest, costs and all
accruing cots. j.j.cOOKE.
8herifl of Clackamas County . Or-gon.
Dated, Oregon City, Ore., March 31. IW.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior, Land Office
at Oregon Uty, uregon, Apm . Ji
Notice is hereby given that tbe following
named applicant to purchase under Section
, Act of Congress of March 3. 1887 lias filed
notice ol bis intention to make final proof
in aupport ol his claim, and that said proof
will be made before Register and Receiver
t Or-gou City. Ore., on May 2o, IMl vix:
ALVIN CLARK
for the Ji W J4 of SV'A Sec. 1, T. 3 8. R. 3 E.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, nz:
W.J. Stater, of Newberg, Ymlill Co.,
Oregon; L. t. Marin, of Portland, Oregon;
E. O. Stark, of Portland, uregon ; Peter H,
Ward, ol Portlano, Oregon.
CHAd. B. MOORE8,
Register.
Notice of Kale of Ileal Kstute.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance
of an order ol sale made and entered by the
county court of Clackamas County, State
of Oregon, on the 17th day of April, 1002,
in thu matter of tbe estate of John S. Green,
deceased, the undersigned, the duly a
pointed administrator of tbe estate ot said
deceased, will sell at public auction lo the
highest bidder, for cash in band, on the
10 fH DAY OF MAY, 1902,
at the hourof 1 o clock P. M. of said day,
at tbe courthouse door in Oregon City in
aaid county and mate thefollowingdescribed
real proertv, situate, lying and being in
Clackamas County, Oregon:
All that portion of the S.E.Ji ot section
No. 34, in T. 3 S. R 4 E. of the W illamette
Meridian lying and situate Soutb and West
of the North bank of Clackamas river and
tbe Inlands in said Ciackamas river in said
portion of said South Ea-t of aaid section
No. 34 herein described containing 15 acres
more or less, together wilh all riparian
rights ami incidents attached, appni tenant
and incident to the same.
Alsoacertain contract in writing with
the Oregon and California Pailmad Com
pany dated trie 5tti day of October, 18-5, in
and by hicli the said Company agreed for
a consideration to convey to the said de
ceased John tj. Green the South East of
the North Kasi i. and the East i of the
Hoiilheast of section 33, in X. 3 o. R. 4 K.
of tbe Willamette Meridian, containing IM
acres more or less all in Clackamas County,
Oregon, said sale to be for cash, 20 per cent
on day af sale, baltnc. on continuation of
aale by said County Court.
TOM P. RANDALL,
Administrator of the estate of Jobu fi.
Green, deceased.
Dated April loth, 1902.
I'lual Notice.
Notice is hereby given that I have this
day filed with the County Court of Clacka
mas County, State of Oregon, mv Final
Report as administratrix ol the E-txte ot
Martha Partlew, Deceased and t ial tbe
aaid Court has set Tuetdsv the 3rd day of
June. W1. at the boor of ten o'clock A. M
of said dav for the hearing of aaid report
and objections tbreto if any there be at
which time all persons interested are re
quested to tr-eit any objections they may
have to ssid account, lo said Court.
ELLA E. W I I.LI AM 3, Administrator.
Dated, April 16ib, 1902.
'MN.4l.ll
KlU.Kiri
In th Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon, for the County of Clackamas.
K. Levison,
Plaintiff.
va.
George T. Dicker, George
W. Joseph ana a. i..
Dieker as Attorney in
tact ot George T. DieMr,
Defendants.
Stats: or Orkmin ( M
COI'KTT Of Cl.ACKMl
By virtu of a judgment order, decree and
an execution, duly issued out of and under
the seal ol the above entitled court, in th
above entitled cause, to to duly directed
and dated the iMth day of Apr.l. 1!-.
upon a judgment rendered ami entered In
said court on the "tli day of April, 1902, in
favor of R. Leviaon. Plaint lT, and against
UenrgeT. Dieker. Delendant, for the slim
of eAH'.OO, wdb interest therwin at the rat
of N per cent per auniiin frmi the 20ih day
of Kebruarv, I'.W. and the fnrlher sum of
pKUki as attorney's lee. and the further sum
ol $10.34 costs and disliuraeiuei ti, and the
costs of and upon this ant, commanding
lue to makesnle of the following described
real property, situate in the county of t 'lack
aiua. state of Oregon, to-wit:
A'l that portion of the East S of the IHv
nation Land Claim of George Welch and
Orphy Welch, his wile, in Section 3, Town
ship 4 South of Range S East ol the Willam
ette Meridian and in Section 34, Township
3 South of KsngeS East WilNmett Meri
dian, which lies 8"Uth of the Com ty road;
Saving and excepting thervtrom iract of
shout 21 acres sold by George Welch to
Hiram Ke lows by deed dated Spiemhr21.
l!W, and recor.led Novemter 19, HO, on
lage 72 in BtK.k D of the records of deeda
lor Clackamas County, Oregon. The tract
above described containing W acres, more
or less.
Now, Theret'.re, by virtue or said execu
tion, judgment onhr and deiv, and In
compliance with th commands of said
writ, I will on Saturday, the
31STOF MAY, 1902.
at the hourof two o'clock P. M., at the
front door of the County Court House in
the City of Oregon City, in said County and
State, sell at puhPc auction, subject to re
demption, to the highest bidder, for U. S.
gold coin cash in hand, all the right, title
and interest which th within named de
fendants or either of them, had on the date
of the mortgage herein or since had in or to
the above described real prorly or any
part thereof, to satisfy said execution, judg
nn nt or er, decree, interest, costs and all
accruing costs.
J.J.COOKE,
She riff of t'lacaamas County, Oregon.
Dated, Oregon City, Ore., April 2Sth, 1902.
OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY.
ITENERARY OF
REPUBLICANS:
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ftiii:i(.i'"K nai.Ih
In the Circuit Court of the Slate of Ore
gon, for the County of Cl.ukaiiiaa.
T. T. Oeer as Governor,
F. I. Dunbar as Secre
tary of State and Cnas.
8. aloore as Treasurer
of the Slate ot Oregon
constituting tbe State
Land Board,
Plaintiff.
vs. I
AddieC. Hodgkin and
Frank E. Hodgkin,
her husband, W. K.
Carll, an Executor ol
tbe Estate of Manha
Jennings, deceased,
William B. Jennings,
Lili an J. Miller, John
F. Jennings, diaries
H. Jennings, Kl a A.
Spooner, Mae J. Abtr
tialhy, Mary Emma
Cautield and Clack
mas County,
Defendants.
State or Orkoos
Cocsty or Clackamasi
By virtue of a judgment order, decree,
and an execution, duly issued out of and
under tha seal of tbe aoove entitled court,
in the above entitled cause, to me duly di
rected and dated the 2UU day ol March
Pju2, upon a judgment rendered and en
tered in said couiton the llih day of Jan
uary 1902, in favor of The Siate Land Board
Piainilll, and against Adoie C. Hodgkin,
Delendant, lor tbe sum of $riOi 00, with in
terest thereon at tne rate ol 8 per cent per
aminoi from the 2t;ih dav of April lAoa,
and tbe further sum ol o0 00, as attorney's
fee, and the lurtber sum ol fdl.40 costs and
disbursements, and the costs ot and upon
this writ, commanding me to make sale of
thi- loilowine described real property, situ
ate in the county ol Clackamas state of
The iii rtherly half of the Donation Land
Claim of Berryiuan Jennings and wile situ
ated in Clackamas County and State of Ore
gon and described as follows: Notification
No. 1004 filed in tne United Stales Laud
uttice at Oregon City. Or- gon, anil desig
nated in the bur.eya and Flats of tbe said
ofhee as ' laim No. 38 being paiti of Sections
13 and 24 in Township Two South of
Ranire One East of the Wi. Lunette Meridian
and Claim No. 40 being part ot Section 18
and in in Township 2 South of Range 2
East of the WjlUiueite Meridian contain
ing 140 acres more or less.
Now, Thereire. by virtue of said execu
tion, judgment order and decree, and in
compliance with tbe commands ot said
writ, I will, on Saturday, the
3RD DAY OF MAY, 1902;
at the hourof Two o'clock P. M., at the
front door of the County Court House in
the City of Oregon Cit , in said County and
State, sell at public auction, subject to re
demption, lo the highest bidder, for U. H.
gold coin cash in hand, ail the right, title
and interest which the within named de
fendants or either of them, had on the dale
of the mortgage herein or since had In or
to the above described real ) roperty or any
part thereof, to satisfy said execution, judg
nient order, decree,' interest, costs and all
accruing costs.
J.J.COOKE,
Sheriff of Clackamas County, Oregon.
Dated. Oregon City, Ore., March 31, 12.
police of Mirvey.
To Chas. Weigand, Arlington, Or.
You are hereby notified that under the
provisions ol enact of tne legislative A"
semt ly ol the State of Oregon for 1901, lor
the purpose of permanency establishing
boundary lines and comers, 1 will on the
21st day of May, 19!r2, begin a survey to
permanently establish the boundar.es and
Corners ol tbe roll'.Aing described tiact of
land.to-wit: Beginning attne 8.W. corner
of Wm. Coed's farm, beine part of the Jas.
Winston D. L. C. in T 2 S. R 2E Wil.Mer.:
and ruoningther.ee West 15.00 cha., thence
North 53 33 chs., thence East l.r00 chs. to
the N. W. corner of the said Win. Coad's
Farm, thence South 53 33 chs. to the place
ol beginning. Mary F. Bott, owner.
An application UT uch survey having
been filed in the oflice of the County Sur
veyor of Clackamas County, Or.', on the
18-b day of April. 1902.
Under the provisions of said act the costs
of tbe i' rvey will be apportioned among
the several laud owne-a where lands are af
fected thereby, according to their respective
interests.
ERNEST P. RANDS.
County Surveyor.
Clackamas Co., Or.
Date of 1st publication, A; ril 28, 1902.
delt ndant above
N I 'JUI .
In Ih Circuit Curl or the Hlate ol Ore
gon, for the County of Clackamas.
Anne Darling.
t'lalt.tilT.
vs.
Clarence T. Darling.
iielenoani.
To Clarence f. Darl.ng,
named.
In the nam of th Sttof Oregon: You
are hereby reiiiird t o and opr in th
above ectiileii C-uirl on or before th 1Mb
day of May, l'." being the last da of the
publication ol tuls sUMiiiions, to tusk an
awirto th complaint of I luinlltl Med in
thesaidionr'.ortii uelsull fereof plain
till will apply to the onun lor th rebel de-
IIKIIlllhl ill III IMIIIpUil t. t wit :
For a detr dissolving to bonds or mat
rimony existing between von ami plainlitV
and that plaint If b awardn.1 the cutody
i f Kdanna Darling, a minor child of lain
tilt and yourself. ... , ,
Thissunin-ons is published by order or
the Honorable Thc-e K. Uvati, County 'udge
01 thet'ountv ol Clackamas, wlilch order is
dated March' 20, 19u2. which order minirea
Ih S-rvice ol tola auuinnms upon you by
publication thereol for not less than six
k. Thedateofthe first publication of
this summons is March 2S. llsrJ, and the
dale of the last publication ol this summons
will be May U. 1902. , ,,,,
HKIH1KS, ORIKKini.
Attorneys lor Plaintill.
Appointment t Dxonilor
Nolle is hrehy given ttiat th hmter
slgued has been appon leu executor ol tne
last will and testatum! ol Joseph Kills,
deceased, by the County Court of Clack
mas eoUi ty, Oregon. All persons having
claims against the said estate, are hereby
ni'tihcd to present the same, duly veiltled
according lo law. within six months troui
th daic of Una notice, at lb ollice ol ). V.
Campbell. Oregon Cnv, lirenon.
Daieof first publication, April 11, 1902.
ThovasC. TllllMAS,
Executor.
iulooa l.icenac
Notice ia hereby given thul T will ap
ply lo the city council lor a license to
sell liipior at my saloon on highlit Slreol,
Oregon City.
Ernkkt Matthias.
'lly Treasurer's poller.
Notice ia hereby given that tliero are
suttii-ienl fund on liaml in lite tieiicml
Fund of tlregon City to pay all outetami
ing warrant emloreii prior to Sept. 0,
1900. Interest ceases with ilte of this
notice.
April 25, 190.
F. J. Mkykh,
City Treasurer.
Nalooa Lirease,
Notice i hereby given that we will
apply to the next regular meeting of the
city council for a license to eell liquor at
our place of bunines on Main street.
Dickkon A Yot NO.
Finul .toilet-.
Notice is hereby given that I have this
day tiled with tbe Count Court id CUcka
mas County, Slale of Oregon, my Final Ke
port s adiiiinietratiii of the Estate of Jos
eph Viiss, deceased, and that the said Court
basset Tuesday, tue 3M dav June, lo2,
at the hour of ten o'clock A. M. of said day
lor the hearing ol aaid r.-poitaud ohjectious
thereto if any tin re be. at wtiich lime all
persons interested are requested to present
any objections they may have to said ac
count t j said C oirt.
JAN K VOS, Adminislratrlt.
Dated, Apr.l 28, 10O2.
Cooiity Treusarer'a .lollce.
I now have money to pay county war
rants endorwd prior to Nov. llih, 1-99, and
also road warrants endnrsed prior lo April
5th, ltl2. Interest will cease on the war.
rants included in lucall on the dale bereof.
A. LCELLING, Cy.Treas.
Clar kamas County, Ore.
Oregon City, April I8tb, 1902.
.Notice.
The County Clerk of CUi-kamae
County will receive sealed bids for 1J
miles of plank to be delivered on the
Abernettiy road, beginning on the Viola
Hill and leading towards Orfgon City.
Lumber to be of good sound old trees and
to be lljft x3x8 to 12 inches; stringers,
3x8 inches. Bids lo lie opened May 9th,
1902, at 2 o'clock P M.
Dated April 15ih, 1902. E. II Coopkb,
C'leik.
Information regarding Civil Service
Examinations, Pensions, Patents, Boun
ties, Trade-Marks, Copyrights, Mail
Routes, (Jovt. Supplies, Public Lamia,
Govt. Documents procured. Three large
libraries located heire.
National Information Bureau,
C12 Mth St., N. W
Washington, D. C.
Nearly tine Hundred a Duy.
"Over thirty thousand famous itiHtrn
nienls produced and sold Inst year hv
one of the big Chicago enterprises'' says
the Chicago Journal, in an editorial on
their business) situation in Chicago.
"One of the big Chicago enterprises
that lias had an unusually large year, is
tlis Kimball F'iano Company.
"Thirty thousand of their instruments,
including pianos, reed organs, ami pipe
organs, were bought last year, and the
growth of their use in schools, churches
and college ia especially gratifying to
their makers.
"The piano in the blue romn at the
White House is a Kim bull , and the in
dorsements by countless inimical author
ities, among them Nordica, Emma
Eamea, the DeReekies, Sembrich, Calve,
Pol Placon, Sotisa and others as well
known, has helped the Kimball Com
pany to build up the great trade it now
enjoys.
Andrew Carne;ie gave a Kimball pipe
organ to the I'iitshtirg cathedral, and
President Diaz, of Mexico, g3ve a Kim
ball piano to Mrs. Diaz."
The Eiler'a Piano House, 351 Wah-
ington rtreet. Portland. Oregon, Spo
kane, Wash. San Francisco and Sacra
mento California, controls the sale of
these famous instruments on the West
ern Coast. "
CASTOR I A
For Infanti and Children.
Tha Kind You Kara Always Bought
Bear the
Signature of
Republican candidates M 'W"'
tb voters of the county at the following
place and on th lot towing i.
Wed.
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Canyon Creek
Highland
Viola
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MiUaukl Thnrs
Oswego rruiay
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leaver Creek Mon
Brown Scluad Tties
Map Lane Wed
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UOV (iKLK W AS I S 10 HE sKMlOU
Petition Are In ( Irciilidlon lo PI"r'
Ills Nunie on th Ticket.
Petilioiie are being clrciilaled In vari
ous portions ol the county to place liov.
(iecr on the lickot f r I'nitcd Stutee
Senator. Similar p.diliniis are being
p'esented lo the voters all over the Sti.
Petitions must r.-coive five per n-hl o'
the total vote of the Slate in order lo
place on the ticket a candidate for
Senator.
The sentiment of tiis voters of this
county, who are to a larwe extent fann
ers and agriculturists, is very fav.irshle
to lieer. Thi week the (x'tition is U-ing
tin ulaled in Oregon Cily and ha re
ceived over 2i0 slgnaiuie. Prominent
Republicans here, whu ate Iriends of
(Jeer, doubt his pditical wisdom in s-r-uniting
his name to lie used in Ibis
manner, and the matter has created no
slight stir in Republican ranks. One
man said yesterday that there was 110
doubt that the necessary five per cent
could be obtained, but he did uol think
that owing to recent political events,
Cieor would obtain even the voieof his
party.
James M.Tracy, who at one time was
prominent in the Republican party and
four year ago was a ctilihte for nomi
nation of county judge, lias a Ueer peti
tion in his possession, if reports from
Logan are true. It is suid I hat Mr.
Tracy, who I alliliaiitig wilh the Citi
zens' movement is afraid that Brow null
will be elected senator and tieer
will be shelved. While this may be
only a rumor, it is known that Mr.
King, who is Tracy's son-in-law, is
circulating the petition. It has been
signed by Wince Cromer, C. N. Tracy,
J. M. Tracy, Frank King, H A. Ileligs
ton and William Mutnioer.
Mr. Tracy recently made a flying trip
to Nalem, and it is supped thai he
went lo see about matters concerning
the petition.
KF-PUlLICAVS AT W 1LMJSV 11.1.12.
Club Organoi d I Ip re With Purge and
KntliusiuMtic Miinlicrslilp.
OKKI.0N t HOP C0SWH0SH.
rail Whrl H lmi ,,,,m",l"
and Hop Are (Jrewhtif Nvly.
The wctl.er .1111 In. the "' ' ""'n
abnormally cool, UH IW-i -'-;'-shower,
over m...lyU .'
Siale. Wilh Ihe exception ol few ol
the northern loiinlie In ' VMI
IsmelU. vHey the iinl-H ol
sullicie.itly ion. durall W seriously
inierlere with outdoor woik.and plowing
and seeding nmdo lisU lory ptogresa.
Tin ro has been conM.lcratily tot 1'
slimeoii the average ll.atl duili'it '
pieceding week ol the Uiolilh and the
few warm bright da have i'urd Mil
iiiil.rovement ill the condition and color
ol Ull soail wheal.
The maximum, or day temperature In
w estern Oregon ranged India eon 49 hd
til degrees, ami the liiluimuiil (ruiH-r.
line bid a eel! Ull and V degn-es. Ill
eastern Oiegou the iiiaxlmum U'ti.pvr
Hires ranged between .'.0 and C4 degree,
and Ih initiiiiiilin leuipeistutea iKdweeti
:ll)nl U dcgitc. Light liosl have
In it nli.v is t uned, but they have caused
litll.i or no jlainsge lo the fruit crop.
In the C'oliiinhi River valley woik on
siiiiimor-Ullow continued tininierrupi.
edly Ihroilglioul the week and the fat in
ert are well along wilh thai branch of
thell work. In Ih Willameile Valley
and southern Oregon bill Utile plowing
has been done on the low lands on ac
eounl ol the Wei condition ol the Mil.
Fall wheal and oat am generally in a
promising condition and "ltig wl eal,
although backward III germination hd
growth, la doing aa well aa can I ex
pected, owing t the eiHil weather. With
llm advent of few blight sunshiny days
a maiked improvement will lake pla.-e
In the condition of the wheal crop. Hops
are glowing nicely and ill aome o the
earlier yard tho vine ate jeiog trained
uu llie poles. Training Will nol Im-ioiho
general, however, heluio the middle of
next week.
lirasa ami alfalfa have tnado a luxuri
ant growth, and meadows, pasture and
range are rcixirlcd lo In in t-Xi elleul
condilPin. 1 tier l no plenty ol leed
lor siiH-k on the range, and 111 the d ory
siclion llieio has la-en satislactoir in
crease ill the supply of milk. With the
exception of apples, fruit tteea all uvr
1 he Male aro now in bloom, and In por
tions of the WlllameiUi valley Italian
prunes have lieguti lo sol. The outlook
ia very promising lor an ahundatil yield
of fruit, Mock coiillnue lo Improve,
and sheep shearing lid comment ed in
aome localities. In Ine county, An
gora goat are Isdng sheared.
The Republicans of Wilsonville and
Vicinity met at Wilsonville Monday
night and orgnni.ed a Republican club.
After a few remaiks by Chas. linker,
temporary chairman, the following offic
ers were elected: .ir. Hansen, pre;
Wm. Brobst, Sr., vice-pre. ; Mr. Raker,
sec. ; Mr. Vincent, trea. Mayor 0. I!
Iliinick and A. K. Dresser were the
speakers of the evening ami each made
a very able address of about an hour
There was one Crosaocrat present and
you should have beard bin groans of
agony as he listened to the gieat truths
expounded by these two speakers. We
expect this man to be wearing a Furnish
button by the end of the week. C. B.
POLITICAL NOTKS.
Mr. Kastham, in his speech at the
Citizens' meeting here a short time ago,
laid particular stress upon a question he
proiounded as to why Henator irownell
did not secure the passage of measures
in tiie Senate Unit he had promised his
constituents, at tiie session of 'i'7. Will
the gentleman kindly adjust his thinking
cap and let a few scintillating rays from
his Websterian cranium penetrate the
veil and mist that surrounds 1897 In his
mind, and he will see Senator Geo. C.
Brownell doing all that lay within his
power to organize the Legislature of Ore
gon and the political friends with whom
he is now consorting doing all within
their powei, too, in preventing the or
ganization of the Legislature, thereby
making it impossible for Henator Brown
ell or anyone else to do anything or bave
anything done. Of course, Senator
Brownell should have had Influence
enough to whip them all into line alike,
Populists, Democrats and all, but the
Senator did not have as much influence
then as his political enemies give hiui
credit (or Laving now.
HIM II ( AnF.M WUtE AIFIRHI.
Ksiale ut Hiram A. Straight and Ihr
P. Ilea Hill las.
Two Important decision were handed
down Monday in the Circuit Court by
Judgu T. A. Mcllridu. lUh were on
appeals from the County Court and In
volved esiates worth about I.D.OoO. In
the eetaus of lliram A. htraight, an or
der for distribution was made. Straight
died about live year ago leaving ail es
tate valued at about I2,0SI. Ilia son,
Hiram Straight, was apioinluJ executor
but died More the administration u( the
estate was closed. Previous lo hi death
he assigned Ida interest in the estate to
Allen A lwl. lie owed his father $1000
and bad given bis note for the amount
but the note was lost and was never found.
Allen A Lewis, through lledgt-i A (inf
tlih, their attorneys, contended Out the
note not being in existence there was no
claim against Hiram Straight for the
amount of the note. The County Court
decided that the claim of the administra
tor de bonis 11011, Henry h'.. Stevens, for
$1000 agHinst the interest of lliram
Straight was valid and the same should
be deducted Irom the interest of Hiram
Straight in the original estate. Prom
this decision Allen & Lewis appealed U
the Circuit Court and Judge Mcliiide af
llrmed the decision ol the lower court.
C. I). Latoiirette was the attorney for the
estate. There are seven heirs.
The famous Fellows will case which
has been hanging fire for some lime was
also decided Monday. Hiram Fellows
died about two years ago and left a wilt
in which he gave to two ol his sous, Dan
and Kii, the bulk of his promrty, valued
at about 17000. He gave small amount
to his eldest son Orlando and to his daugh
ter Julia, 011 account of the former having
received a iW acre farm about 20 years
ago snd his daughter receiving property
from her mother's estate valued atll(MJ0.
Orlando and Julia contested the will in
tbe Coun.y Court on the ground of the
incapacity of their late fuller and alleged
that he was Influenced by his two sous,
Dan and Eli. The case occupied over
ten days in tbe County Court and over
30 witnesses Were examined. Judge
Ryan entered a judgment in favor ol the
validity of the will. C. D. and D. C.
Latourelte and George C. Brownell, at
torneys lor Julia and Orlando Fellows,
appealed the case to tho Circuit Court
and the decision of the lower court was
affirmed. Hedges & (Jrilliih and (lordnn
E. Hayes appeared for the proponents.
The case may be appealed to the Su
preme Court.
WAKDKX YANItH,:v..Uv
H)t lie Dlsromrd n
Fur lUirliery it ohr( '
Mler Fish Warden II, () y
was In the city Friday, , ,";
preparation, lo coiuineiice wu,'
I'pper Clackamas llalchii gU(1
In short limn will ipdm t
letnUnt and men to romhnt II '
tlous. Mr. Vaiilluscn I.
establishing hatchery lon,,'
Ontario oil Ihe Snek Riv j'
ha established a hah hing
Swan Falls, under the dliiHtlj
liitKiideiit Frank C. Ilmwn, but
nit were not eniUrly Nl,k
Swan Falls Is 40 mile fin
mile from the ner.t rsilri),
In the opinion of Warden Vu'.
1 unarm 1 an pieai pl ,,, . b
It la from 7 lo 100 mil.. bsl ,
s . 1 1 I ... I . . '
r ana ami ixp iiiupi )(,y
Tbe situation iiiot deairal.ls tJ
other Nilll a it ia close v , rj '
an excellent dialrlhutlng puali
laud, on and oiin liall miles
vide th river al Ontario. Xl .
steamer cbaiuirl Is on th j
and the Slain of Oregon owns l, t
inereny eiiaixing tiie slaU tit
sioti to work tinder Ihe uU,or,, t
Oregon law which is mure fsw,
salmon piopagalioii than
Idaho.
The plan of Warden VsiiDum,
throw a lead aero. Ih m,n rrtv
Ihe fool of the Island and th ,
naturally Is dyerle ltlu k
channel 011 the Oregon side, i,
will plc racks In pHiiiiuti Ighi.'i
The woik should comment
June so that the racks t an be it (
bel ire Ihe middle ol July. Mr.
Ihisen I now arranging l0r 114
Inary work and Is picking Im
men. Privileges will I ttttl k
men who weie employed U. n
their experiruia will U lne(k.wl
wnk. The Ontario station i! a
of Ihe lrgeml slatious under IU .
ol th stale.
Warden Vn)iiei left Fridst 1
noun fur Warren's caunety os t.
per Columld wliei l.e will im)c,
wing dailia III opvlatloo lliery 1 :
view of constructing similitr iu
Ontario lo sid In ratcl.log s'm
propagation. He was aicmtr,!
Francis M. Warden, Hie urs i J
cannery. 1 1 la them was Kie.l
tendeiit J. Nelson Wlsuer, of lUt.
Males Fish ( oiniliisslon, wtivisiiCi
of the propagat oD work of lU p
ineiil In this state. He Will s!k1i
and water supply fur a atlaioa Inv
alid rearing station. The ratwi
about seven mile below lb (
lock and lias the advaiilag J .,
reas lo railroad and steamboat
The UMrlnlf ndeiit will sr II nv.
ineiils can lie made lo ttiw :
the cannery and paper mills IKtA
the location ia salisfai tort at4 K s ?
sible lo obtain It for the ft:
work Mr. Wlsner will recomiMts 4
construct ion of station thsrs tU
troughs,
1
OAHTnTIT M.
Bsantk
Til Kind Ton Hirt ;m fc
I Irrult 1'iiurt "roftdlf
In the rae of AlkeiXan Hltxl Itkl
John Fay, Frederhk A. Ilnmi, 1
th dcinnrrerr to the def'-noM t
Fsy.was overruled and U 1'---glven
10 days further time U plvl
In the cam. of W. (1. Randal! n.1
Simmons, C. II. Sarner i
Hamilton, by consent of all' ps't"
pUintiir ws given until Juds 4 to '
a reply.
In the rase of R. I-evlson is. 6
T Dieker el si., the pIs'n'M
awarded Judgment for the sumofl'
together wilh Interest at 8 per rr.
February 20. 1900. and $90
fee and for tost and disburse!""
Divorce decrees were hamleilJ"'
the following case: Marthr
Isabella Miller vs. Robert MilK
SchnmacliHr vs. Charles Scliutrmli
Mr Allu.rt It.l.n.ll Hart wriliat
, 1... v v-.-i. l- 1.,.. I',, si. nine'1
the Influence of the Initiativ v
MliflllfM In Uut,l..rlu.l SSI'S! 1"
ward aiipearances Switzerfainl
I.. , I... . -..I l.'xn.ls'SD I'1'
iii 1 1 if. nijTgiua 01 eaii 01 1 .' - . ,m
II.... . 1.- 1..." .iruin will" 1
iv, c tun iiicrrani'a ,
come upon the represent"" '
lions ol other countries 1 '
Here the legislature Is free fro"
organization, the business of I '"
is well ami promptlv done, IM T
are contented with their rn'"'" ,
The system undoubted' ' ;
public discussion; newspul'
addresses and connter-addressel
sued cantonal councils Puul11'''
voters; and of late the Federal
sends out manilestoes ago"1 r
Initiatives. The Federal
council distributes lo Ihe canton' ,
copies of the nroM)ed inessiir,
one may be given to each voter.
prH-ess ol invoking and voting0
eiemluni Is simplv and easily '
not used too often."
1 .1 X. j A IrM nln fl11'
' j .
"Five year go a disease H' J
...ii..., .1 1 b ..,oh bold 1
cnoeii uyspepstn tuu .-- .
t 1 writes 6
mat 1 coiilil ecarcoiy a, - ,
8. Marsh, well known "ltorn,r,..
con.a.Te. "I took (piantm""'
...i ..1 .., notlllnl v
noo oioer mroii:iiifni u l' I
me. Al a drowning wn V1 ' i
straw I grabbed at Kodol. 1 0 ,
. 1 .frr 1
prjyemeni at once .
.1 ,i.n.lll" Ko"
HUB MIU BUUIKl flll
..1- . .i.i.-h exactly 11
Will IM(lltlllLllll " ,r
.!..- Intrt"
duces the natural digestive j-
consetoiently is the otilf one t
. 1 r..i n.! cure r
of stomach trouble. Geo. Hrd'"
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