lOregon City Enterpris
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VOL. 37. NO -49.
OREGON CITY, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1904.
ESTABLISHED 186b.
CROSS and SHAW
LEADING REAL ESTATE DEALERS
Main Street, Oregon City, Or. 233 Washington Street, Portland, Or.
l:o Bi-rr f Irv! land on Mill Creek.
IS inllri tt.mi Oirgun City. Imir
lull" lo . hool- 40 nctes In rulilvii'
Hun HO mica friirrd, (0 mri light
rlruilii. two living crreka inn
thioogh the place, .,.'. u no new
dwelling. 7 KHiina -mil .u ri h. ami
l.lhrf g.x.d Olll'hlllldlllga T l.nnl i if
inlllr, 10 Ions liny, apun h'.la
wagon. Iioinraa i dosrn tilt k-n.
and all fanning toola
I'M. o UbiW Veiy rlieup Tditia
Eighty ..ira v" Han Htilck
lin t old plain ai Highland. 31) m ira
In good cultivation- living i rr.k .
fnill 01, i fan l iillillma A No. I
I)aiIii ai !,.n 1,','in down, bal
mi.' In U )iuia tine at u per c lit
llllr. rat
. A klHIuriy plot. 1 lii'le fmin
III) 1 an I, ;i u.i. :l m r a In 11I
tivailnn all gH.. ..ill Kunulti
watcr, Una ami on. In. tf .i m
t'haid. Good ilwrilltiia) L rooma.
mat V'0 I;,,...! I. mn and djul
buiidinga. I'iIik ;lu With team, I
li. .!! inl. an. I bain Implemenla.
I.. a "I, l jail 0U ill Wll. I'jlatlir 2
) rais.
Mi liubdtrd and aiity acres In High
Ian. I. U0 aura level, good will, all
l in ill. til aiira In -.1 1 1 1 1 a t Ion, 1 u 11 -11
1 ii at aticaiu IIikhikIi the lu
elrr In all nnlda, I aim orchard,
4 tuolll l,.E house. I.HIIl HtO, 0
at tea In .lover. ;tj aiti-a In gialu
uli V. gcl.ililra. gn ut initial!''. T
mllea tu CiiX..dcio. H lltil.l of ato. k
with In. 1. in. . nil fm l.'eio. I. al(
down, ImUm.n In a .uib ul u per
cent pc annum
Two IiuiiJmiI an ) lifly a. if ul. 1. k
imii h, tolling i-tuiuali fur good ittaiii
uiir, aoil at'i.l. u.'iia In .uHha
Hun, u ui 1. -a nunc aljti-l and
City property for sale in Oregon City and Gladstone at lowest rates '
We are selling lands in Clackamas county and desire some choice bar
gains for sale, especially do we need some farms from $1000 to $2000
If you don't see what you want in the above list, write at once and get a
full list to select from. J a.
ATTOKNKY AT LAW
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( W. KASTHAM
ATTHUNKY AT LAW
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nei.ir.4icr Almultat. -L
' Will tir.c.ur in all courts, msk wllrrtloi.. I
an.iset.l.n.eni-ol Ks-ate". Lj
Furnish al.stracta ot uuc, .r.e. -
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Offlco In Enterprise Building,
Oregon City, Oregon.
JJW STUM'
Attokxkv at Law.
Justice nf the IVate.
.I.gger Illiln..OieuontVy
T U.CAMl'llELIo
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OilSdS.
(OS CITY, '
Wlllpr.etlc.lnainheeourtsolth..t.ta. 01
aca. In Caudeld l.u. dlug.
ATTORNEYS AND
COUNSELORS AT LA 7
.AIM TT OMaOMCITr,OB00
FumUh Abetrwcta of Title. Loaa Maatf,
rZZcUm. Mortar
OaneraJ i-a." "
Th. Enterprla. to prepared to print
,nrg. order, for hop ticket, on .hort
.Mc. anfl fuarantee. to th. frower.
TcJ -t-k and nr.-cla prtatte..
No order too larf. for our eP.tty, and
Ton. too .mail for our .Ppr.cl.tlon and
test .ttentlon. T.ck.t. order br U
will b. proniptlr Printed Wd dellv.red.
binned, und could lurput Into rultl
vailnn fur 114 (it 0'i, balance pua
lun' I n 11 .1, ainull rrmk run through
the pirn,., 3 living springs, 3 acrea
011 Inn it, ft loom box house, cmi'lf'l
wllh tu.llc, painted. 1 oni- hulf
al..iv, big home made bum SOxOU,
in..ril all round, laige outrange on
liiuln 10 ul 'j; mllea from Oiegun ltv
inn. iiml one-half miles from Wllholt
Mpilima l.'O "i aiir; t.'OOO down,
baluina on long lima ut an (x-r cent
,r u 111111 tu
Hiu. u umi iiniiH i a.n-, t. s h ,
It 3 1 1 tin in Hi. from Molalla ilv-r
unit on iln ot nttriiMixi of ni,t!,,r
lullwa)', V(U i ..'a t imi mI, wi; iinra
fflirnl, 3u u.-na Ill-l'llltlV.ll uti, no
lu.ii..-, I.mn hox'.!i, lultii wl.r, :00
ini.a lirat'v tliiilx' fir nnd cdar,
vuliuilili', would null" flva mllllun
of mull4 fi't of good. in.'K'liantabla
tli.ii..l, Ixalilra tilling, II ml In from
. iiool. girul outrank.', I' tullra to
Oregon City, prifn-l tula. I'rlc
112 60 ! r u.i-; IHluO cajh; balance
In J yi uia ul I n t cent Interrat
Kighl .11 re fiult and vegetable farm
at ' 'un 11)' on line of Hotilhern l'lirillr
lallioud, all lett'l. 74 a. r.-a In nice
in 1 1 1 a Umi All f'-nird. boid.'ia on
MolalU rlwr, anea piuli.'a In AI
t iimlilloii, 13 a. r.- ,.-i.h.'a, 4 aura
pulia, i a. lea auitwben l. a. ( room
fiuinn dwelling, luian bain, 40..0.
I'liiim diri. :ttt'j. mat 1100), gtun
111), wart'houae, 1-2 nille to ai'hool,
I -: mill' to lullroud atatlon, one mile
t truiiib.nit l.mdlng lo go with
lilin r 1 aiiun hoiftea, 2 clil.'k
i na. 3 ilowa. wuiiuii, liu' k, harrow,
mower and all oilier fartnlng Imjile
luenla and giuwluf imp at time of
ale. I'rli-c iYW. liD'I'J caali, bal
iiii. e In ti t'uta at 6 net cent luU'iril.
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JUST RECEIVED
4iirfltiigit
SA RANGES
If you neetl anytliing in the way of Hardware, Crockery,
Glass-Hiiro or Gianite-ware, I can supply vour wants. Call and
inspect my etock.
Complete line of new and second lmnil FURNITURE carried. Let
me supply you with a house- keeping: otitiit
WALL PAPER of 111 ,,e,,t l"1',.v Dil latMt ilvlea at right prices.
Altention, Here's a Bargain
SMI feet, 1'4 Inch tlrst c!a Manila
sale t a bargain for a few days.
Main Street,
Briinswick House & Bcstaunmt
Newly Furnished Rooms.
Meals at All Hours. Prices Reasonable.
Opposite Suspension Bridge.
Only First Class Restaurant
In Town
' WvvfWVVWVWUWW
UNDERTAKING.
We ate in a posi
tion to save you
from 10 lo 20 per
en', on undertak
r'e supplif. of
which we carry a
complete Block.
R L H O a-M K N
S Olfice: One door south ol Loan House
of Oregon City.
Hlo'k Kurin Inveatnvnl. 214 acrea
two inllea from the termlnua of O.
W, P. ft Ity fo. line at flprlngwater,
100 mrea In cultivation, whole place
fenced, V acrea In clover, II acrea
orchard, two million feet good mer
chantable timber, three fine living;
Killing" of pore water, amall dwell
ing, luige n.y burn 60xSI, outrange
of elkwiH d und pea vlna for a thou
aund head of ato k, about 40 head
of cuttle, apun horaea, wagon, nuw
binder, and all farming toola with
preaent crop for 30 per acre; very
eaay terina. Oood achool and grow
ing neighborhood.
Two iutidied and twenty-five acrea
at I-uaan, mil. a due eaat of Ore
on flty. Id mllea from Portland, 100
a.-i.-a In cultivation, (0 acrea more
marly lead)' to break, I acrea prune
orchaid, whole place fenced, moun
tain trout at ream running through
the ranch, aevtrral large aprlnga,
frame dwelling, ( rooma, coat 1500,
poat barn, 2 mllea to cheeae factory,
Hurnu dlatanc to creamery that aella
lluuO worth of butter a month, achool
one-nuaiter mile; aplendld nelgh
huthood. 130 per acre, l et ma to
ault.
Three hundred and forty-nine acrea
of level, rich aoll. In Marlon county,
6 mllea fiom Woodburn, 220 acrea
In good cultivation, free from atumpa
nnd rocka,' balance In panture. wholo
plain fenced and croea fenced, one
fair old dwelling, 8 loorna, two larg'i
buina. other outbuildings conven
ient to place, nix acrea orchard, 7
ucrea hopa, one quarter mile to
achool, title perfect. Price j5 per
ticre; teinia inude to ault the pur
chaaer. Thia la a rare bargain.
A FULL LINE OF
rope, in one piece, is tiered for
I. TOLPOLAR
Oregon City.
CHARLES CATTA,
Proprietor
We are nmler
amall exp ne..
Have no middle
men to pay, own
our hearne and
will treat you fair.
On i Price to All,
, Undertaker & Embalmer
or ai iKr oiore oppo.ivo u
VOTE SIX TO THREE
COUNCIL DETERMINED TO GIVE 8. P.
PERPETUAL FRANCHISE.'
Will Be Finally Considered October 25
Cltliena May Retort to
injunction.
For Perpetual Franchise
Chapman
Kelly
Kojrner
Mitm
Story
Straight
For Limited Franchlae
Juttln
Knapp
Sheahan
The "core c;a to 3 and the losing
team did not make a "Ingle afe hit dur
ing the ninety minutes' aeaalon.
in other wforda. the members of the
common council for Oregon City by a
vote of r. to 3 at a "pedal meeting Mon
day night again declared for the grant
ing of a perpetual franchlae to the South
ern I'acltlc company of the rights now
enjoyed In Hullroad Acnue and granting
aiMltlor.al rlKht".
New Ordinance Offered.
When the council convened Monday
evening. Councilman Ko.rn.T introduced
a new ordlnanc.- c-neiluK the franchise.
It I" a decided Improvement over the or-
I illfianci- that waa first presented for con-
I .I... ... I.... Jn ii i.r, .. Ul.-M foe n antt-
! i . ! r....i wide -.1 8,'v. nth street
! limits the h.uindai'e. of the franchise.
"p.-i tie" a tune within which the work
Is to begin and within which It must be
completed, anl providing that In event
a contiait that i" not mutually satisfac
tory to the rallioad company and the
illy cannot be aw-cd upuii. then the
f,.,..,. Iilu.. U to .-..r..:.!,! mill - mi. I .ii.l
p.. f.ue ti..- council which resolved it-
...if int.. committee of ti.,- who!.-, fin -
iHhcd considering the ordinance, the im.
lis In the original ordinance were p,c
tuaiiv restored. Put the council refused
to limit the franchSe to .:. v-ais. The
ordinance was ,.,de,. .l pul.hsh. d and will
come for litial ..,ns,d.,ati.. at ai
,,.., Ml nwi'im to h- I'.ld Tuesday .v.n -
Ing. Octolier 2.'.
" Summary of Ordinance.
liiant a perpetual franchise.
I rv Ides ttuit the rullto.'id companv
4'fu'iiMt iiKiintuln nil Itnprov, m.-nt" It per
form" under the fninchise.
'i'he uiideiKioiuul sub-way cro""lnKS
me inci' used In height from 7 to S feet
nnd the wl.lih of the Seventh MieVt
lTH!".inK Is Ineien.ie.l from to 1- feet.
The routine! under which the mpruvi
tn. nts lire to he made muft meet the ap-
proval ot tne CO, . laiue, loan
Mayor and 1..101.1.1
Work on the Improvement must begin
within thirty day after the acceptance
of the franchise l.y the nistioad eompuny
and must l.e completed w ithin six months.
If an ameemeiit satisfactory to the tail
road ciiin.an and the city cannot he
leached as to the plans and spiclticii
tious of the improvements to he made,
then the franchise Is null and void.
A iioi' perfoiman.e lv the railroad
company ot the ternis an,, conu.tiims ue-
scriNd 111 the franchise works a forfeit-
lire of the franchise.
Any relocation of the company', tracks
shall he made within the limits of the
rich! of way as presorllied In Section One
of the ordinance. '
The lights conferred in the franchise
shall not encroach on private properly.
Must Be -Perpetual." : Westerly side by a liue which inter-
Councllman She;ihan presided as chair- sects the projection of the center line
man of the committee. When Hie text of tle unt.v through block twenty
of the ordinance had Ix-en read. Sheahan. ; njne bet .ve. n Second and Third
seconded ' Justin, moved that the o' J streets ct a point lying 203.0' feet East
perpetual' he eliminated ami tne woius
twentv-rive" Inserted therefor. This
r ot loii wiia defeated hv a st'indina; vo e
of J to 3 as Indicated uUi'v. Kelly's
nioi .ut to reduce the width of Seventh
street sub-way from twelve to eiht f-i t
was also defeated.
Af lliis Juncture. Mr. I' Ka .cprcsritt
ItiK the citizen's committee, .'liuiiw-civd a
few remarks In behalf of the committee,
which he said, did not consider that
there Is hiiv Immediate need of the sub
ways us proposed by the railroad com-
puny. tie SUKK'Suu nuii me tm.ro
that had been estimated as the prob
able cost of tills pi.it of the improve
ment lie expended In the completion of
the South Knd Koad to the end that a
first-class road In every respect be as
sured, the railroad company In return to
aKiee to a franchise for 11 term of 3
years only.
Kix-rner insisted that there is a general
demand from the people for the sub
ways to which Mr. V'K.n replied that any
confusion as to the crossing of the tracks
by ped.atrlans at Seventh street at any
time could be obviated easily by building
of a connecting elevated stairway be
tween the Seventh and Eighth street
stairs. Mr. Dye followed In a few re
marks of a similar character and con
cluded by saying that the granting of a
penx'tuul franchise to the railroad com
pany will meet with the determined op
position of the cltlaens.
Discussion Is Terminated.
Further discussion or the offering of 1 " ' , , " " B crime navtng Deen comn.u.eu. me ue-
.iiestions bv the citizen, wa. at this 48 4,uresaif hlch 8aid underground , ctast d v.dS about t0 ytars of age. med
".JZ.J.'.t crossing Is to be erected with lum hvieh, WelKhed ab0ut 180 pound.
I H 1 1 1 L It'l ii 1 1 1 ia 11 u '. '-' I -
i pon reporting It. work, the committee
diwHitved. The ordinance wa. ordered
published, but Mayor Dlmick. at the
suggestion of Sheahan. ordered the tno-
. ,, , ... I viMii'i trie auuiiiieiiLs una wuu a Clear-
moved that the council proceed with thel nf ,n wWth nd
ordinance and the making of amend-Jn fc , h ther with necessary re
ment.. It required but a short time then ' wa d tQ excavate th
to complete the reading of the ordinance. d com whch enten, mt(J
aectlon by a ction, each aectkm being ( anJ ,s coQnect w gajd
approved Maoon .. It could be read and J unj und leaffl croasiD m
a motion mado to that effect. . , . . ,. nrrtnn-oA r,
t l'n out of oi'l.-r. and offered any of the
i apect.'itora an ri.i-orluiiit.v to diacuna the
! nieaaure.
Railroad Company Objects.
Attorney laelter. for the railroad com
pany, "tatcd that the railroad company
woul object to increaelng the width of
the Hevcnth "treet Hub-way and alao to
ttie change by whl.-h the boiindariea of
the pioponed tliftit of way are reduced
! b t lKlit fee!. The reduction In the
width of the rlitht of way. he declared,
would not permit the bolldlUK of the '
aide truck ua contemplated, and If puaae, j
In It" pieent form lie doubted that the '
franclilM' would be acceptable to the
railroad company.
"The Railroad la the First Party."
"The railroad company la a party to
this contract," commented Kelly when
the affable corporation attorney had con
cluded hi" remark". "In fact la the firt
party to the matter and haa thua far
had very little to "ay. There la no rea
aon why thla ordinance nhould not be
amended ao a to meet the auKKeMtlona
of the railroad company." When aa
aurred that an amendment waa In order,
Kelly wa" auccesaful In a motion reator
lux the boundarlea to the rltrht of way
a" reiiueated by Mr. loiter.
The ordinance waa thin ordered pub
lished and Kelly. Knapp and Koerner
were appointed as a committee to read
the proof of the ame.
The ordinance Introduced by Mr. Koer
ner and aa It will come up for final con
sideration at a special meeting of the
council Friday evening, the 25th la as
followa:
ORDINANCE NO....
An ordinance authorizing the Oregon
and California Railroad Company, Its
lessee., successors and assigns, to con
struct, operate and maintain a main
track and certain side tracks. In Rail
road Avenue, in the City of Oregon
City, Clackamas county, Oregon, and
to authorize the construction and
maintenance of a team under-crossing
on Third street of said city under the
tracks of said company, and pedes
trian umlercrossings at Fourth and
Seventh streets under said railroad
I tracks on Railroad Avenue aforesaid;
and to authorize, the .Mayor and Re
corder of said city to enter Into a con
tract with the Southern Pacific Com
pany, lessee of said Oregon and Cali
fornia Railroad Company for the con
struction and maintenance ot said
peiU'slrian crossings and team tinder
rrossings. and to legalize the use and
occupation of said Railroad Avenue by
1 '-' Oregon and California Railroad
I Company, its lessee, successors and
assigns, in respect to the tracks and
si.iinss heretofore constructed and
maintained thereon:
Oregon City does ordain as Tollows:
boction 1. That .there be ami hereby
;l granted unto the Oregon Ac Califor-
uia Railroad Company, its lessee, suc
cessors and assigns, the perpetual
ri?ht and easement to construct, lay
down, maintain ajd operate railway
tracks on that part of Railroad Ave
nue of taut Oregon City, which is
bounded on Its Easterly side by a line
which Intersects the projection of the
Iceuter line of the alley through block
I iweiuj'iuli.lit l.trru ociuiiu ouu iiiuu
i streets, at a point lying East from the
j center of Main street, a distance of 248
! feet; and also intersects the projection
()( thp eenter llue of Thlr(l street 20.
I feet East of t'.ie center of .Main street;
int..,c.,.r th nrnWtlnn nf
I the center line of Fourth street 2io
J feet East of the center of .Main street;
'nnd also intersects the projection of
! t he center line of Fifth street. ;U9 feet
Eat of the center of Main street; and
also intersects the projection of the
center line of Sixth street 339 feet
East of the center of Main street; and
nLn lnlnrcnN thA nrciiprtinn nf the
ceiUer nf geventh street 3;w
. p , . Bnt(ip ,, 8frPot.
and aiso intersects the projection of
the center line of Eighth street o04.6
feet East of the center of Main
street; and also intersects the projec
tion of the center line of Ninth street,
2T8.t! feet East of the Center of .Main
street: and which is bounded on its
()f tlw center jne ()f Main street; and
also intersects the projection of the
ceitier line of Third street 17.5 feet
East of the center of Main street,
and also Intersects the projection of
the center line of Fourth street 238
feet East of the center of Main Street
and also intersects the projection of
the line of Fifth street 254 feet East
of the center of Main street: and also
intersects the projection of the cen
ter line of Sixth street 2S1 feet East
, ()f ,he center ofMafll street: and also
iiiU T-ieet.s the projection of the center
line of Seventh street 250.0 feet East
of the center of Main street; and also
Intersects the projection of the cen
ter line of Eighth street 252.6 feet
East of the center of Main street.
Section 2. That there be and hereby
Is granted unto the Oregon & Cali
fornia Railroad Company, Its lessee,
successors and assigns, the" right, and
the said company, its lessee, succes
sors and assigns, in consideration of
the rights and franchises grunted by
Section One of this Ordinance, are
hereby directed, autnorized and re-
quired to construct and maintain ac-1 wnyened a jllry d held an Inquest,
cording to the plans and apeclfica- Jle . finding that the deceased came
tiona to be hereafter prepared and to ; to hls deatn bv drowning;.
be referred to and made a part of the , It wag evlden'tiy a case of .ulclde. The
contract hereinafter authorized, the : man., ket M was empty and there
following improvements, to-wit: L.as nolnlng on his person by which his
(a). An underground crossing for!Klenlty collld .9tabii-hed. Dr. Som
teams at Third street of said city j mHrg mad an ex.,mlnatl.n of the body
under the aald tracks ao hereinbefore , ., n..,.,p t0 flnd anv evidence of
nuthnrizod In uaid Railroad Avanna
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WILL BE THERE
CLACKAMAS COUNTY TO EXHIBIT
AT 1905 FAIR.
enthusiastic Convention of Farmers Will
Show What Thla County
Can Produce.
At a largely attended and enthusiastic
gathering of the farmers and producer,
of Clackamas county held at the court
house In this city last Thursday after
noon. It was decided to make an exhibit
of the resources of the county at tho
I-rwlH 4 Clark Fair at Portland In 1905.
The convention was held In conjunc
tion with the meeting of the county
court. Judge P.yan presiding as chairman.
At the forenoon session a committee wa
apisdnted to draft resolutions as to the
practicability of making an exhibit and
the plan of aetion. The following mem
bers were named on the committee: J.
Ely. of Eagle Creek; George Randall,
New Era; Henry Cans. Oswego; Mna.
Genavlbach. Clackamas and Harvey E.
Cross. Oregon City. At the afternoon
session, the committee reported the fol
lowing resolutions which were unani
mously adopted:
"We. your committee, heretofore ap
pointed to recommend and report a tys
tematlc plan for an exhibit of the re
fources of Clackamas county Oregon, at
the Lewis & Clark Exposition In Port
land In 1905. beg leave to submit the fol
lowing: "First To recommend that the county
court apiolnt at thia time a permanent
committee of one from each precinct In
the county to have charge of the collec
tion and the making of the exhibit.
"Second That the various member, of
this committee be notiiied of their ap
IMiintment by the county clerk.
"Third That a full meeting of thla
committee be called to meet for organ
ization at the county court room In Ore
gon City, on Saturday, October 15. at 1
o'clock p. tn.
"Fourth That this committee be ap
pointed to advise an executive committee
of nine memliers who shall have the spec
ial mid Immediate charge of the work of
the general committee and with such
other and various duties es shall be put
upon them by the full committee.
"Fifth That the general and execu
tive committee act without compensation
but may employ skifled or other help
at such salary as may be agreed upon.
"Sixth That no Indebtedness nor ex
penditures shall be made beyond the
amount of money available and no bill,
shall be paid except they shall U- first
audited by the executive or general
committee.
"Seventh That the County Judge act
as tx-offlclo chairman of the general
committee and each of the other mem-Ih-i-s
of the county court be member,
of tiie full committee beyond the number
heretofore provided for."
The initial step in arousing public In
terest In the gathering of an exhibit
tik place at the meeting of Pomona
'range at Clackamas las Wednesday,
when the subject was discussed by a
numtH-r of prominent speakers. A num
ber of prominent Grangers of the county
atttnd.d the meeting Thupsdaj' and It is
.xpected that Grange organizations of
the county will render the general and
special commitees valuable assistance.
:n their work.
Cnder instructions of the convention,
the county court named a general com
mittee, consisting of one member from
each of the precincts In the county to
have charge of the gathering of the ex
hibit. The members of the committee are:
Abernuthy. H. K. Cross; Barlow. W. W.
Jeess; lieaver Creek. Frank Jagger; Bull
Run, Adnlph Aschoff ; Borings. " James
Roots: Cunby. C. N. Wait; Canemah.
A. W. Fiance; Cascades. Paul Meinlg;
Canyon Creek. Wm. Bonney: Cherry vllle.
Wm. Welch; Clackamas. Mrs. Amelia
Gengelbach; Damascus. A. W. Cooke;
Eagle Creek. J. K. Ely; Garfield. J. J.
Davis: George, Hans Paulsen; Harding,
J. O. Byers; Highland. M. Kandle: Klllen,
Gilbert Robbing; "Macksburg. J. B. Mitts;
Maple Iine. C. V. Swallow; Mill Creek.
Mrs. C. T. Howard; Milwaukle. John S.
Risley; Marquam. Barton Jack; Molalla,
Dr. J. V. Thomas; Needy. B. F. Smith;
New Era. George Randall; Oregon City,
No. 1. Franklin T. Griffith; Oregon City.
No. E. E. Brodle: Oregon City, No. 3.
W. B. Stafford: Oswego. Henry Cans;
Pleasant Hill. S. M. Kelso; Soda Springs,
F. Mcl-eran; Spiint-water. Wm. L. Lew
ellen: Tualatin. T. I.. Turner: I'nion, J.
S. Vaughan; Viola. George Armstrong;
West Oregon City. L. 1.. Porter.
An adjourned i.Ketin.? of the court will
be held Saturday. October lti. when the
members of this committee are to bepres
ent and name an executive committee
of nine members that will have charge
I of the details of the exhibit.
A STRANGER WITHOUT MONEY.
Body of Unknown Man Found In River
Here Wednesday.
The body of an unknown man waa
found In the basin near the mill, at noon
Wednesday. In the (absence from the
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and w is unshaven. He I. believed to
have been an Italian or a Greek.
The remain, were given Interment
Thursday by Coroner Hoitnan at the
county', expense.
The Democratic managers who de
manded a candidate who was the ex
act antithesis of President Roosevelt
don't know now what to do with him.