OREGON CITV ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1907.
LOCAL NEWS
IC. N, Stroup, a well known Aurora
Imp grower, was In town TuoHduy.
MImh Mabel Htluglcy of ICiikIo Crook
In visiting relatives horo.
(I. W. Dlmli'k of Hubbard will nd
di'i'Hn Mllwauklo grange Hiiliinliiy af
ternoon on IIki cnro of fruit trnM,
V. 1. l.lndsloy, of LlndHloy & Sons'1
sawmill, near Cnrus, was In town,
Monday iifliiriioon,
W. II. Young, now a sawmill opera
tor In tho Knglo Crceg country wax
In town Monday.
(', C. Molson, n wi'll known Needy
product resident, In town Tuesday,
reported tlmt tlii. IIooiIh hud ilonu no
damage In lliul Modioli.
Jink GrlndstafT of Klwood In town
Moinliiy, reported that Hot a trace of
niiow was visible In tliu mountains
f i in his lociillly,
Since tint wntcr has reached n low
er stage Hi" fishermen am beginning
li) take Htoclhoiid salmon. They ar
now w'lliiiK for 12 12 rents per pound
In tho local retail markets.
Mr. Agnes M. Crawford, a pioneer
of lxr.fi, burled at lluttevlllo, Sunday,
was the mother of Mm. J. It. Shaw of
Oregon City, The deceived wn a
native of ('Hindu and 75 year old.
A, J. Elliott and O, Thouia were
Klvcn a hearing Monday afternoon bo
fore the Jtmtie court on the rhnrgo of
disturbing a meeting at Heaver Creek
Saturday. They pleaded guilty and
Justice; Htlpp fined Elliott $10 and
TIllllllBH f'JU.
Mrs. K. A. Eddy and little nelce, j
Melha, of Tniiliiiln canto Mouady to '
visit Mm. Eddy's sister. Mm. I). C. !
Fly. Minn Gladys Itryom, who l'n boon
yIhIMiik her iiunt for several week re
turned homo with them TuoHday.
section with Mohh aired.; thenon
cnntorly along thu Mouth lino of Mohh
street to thu cast lino of Main Htreet;
thence southerly along the. cunt lino of
Main Klreet to thu north linn of Sev
enth Hired, thence easterly along tho
north lino of Seventh atrnnt to tho
went IIihj of llluff atrcet; thonco
Moutherly uIouk I ho weMt lino
of llluff utroct to tho aouth lino of
Seventh Htreet; thence woHlerly along
tho Mouth linn of Seventh Htreet to
tho cunt lino of Main street; theiico
Houtherly along the east lino of Main
Htreet to a point directly cunt of tho
point of beginning; thonco woHterly
to tho place of beginning; and the
hiiiiio Is herein culled "Hiild illHtrlct."
Section 2, Any person, linn, com
pany or corporation now ownlnK or
operating any audi wire or cables on
or over which dectrlo current Ih trans
uilltod or iihoiI (excepting only said
exempt wire) la Hiild district under
tho preneiit charter of Hiild city of Or
of.' mi 'II y or under any frunchlHo or
fninchlHe In actual uno or enjoyment
heretofore given or granted by the
City of Oregon C'lty (and Including
hiioIi fninchlHe a are now owned,
lined or enjoyed by an nMslguoo or as
signees of tho original grantee or
grantees thereof), may (Ho with tho
Recorder of tho City of Oregon City a
written application for apace, In part
of Htreet In said illHtrlct, for mich
conduit or subways and for wire,
cnhlcH and appliance to ho placed
therein. Buch application ahall ha
tiled at any time after Iho tlino this or-dlniiii'-o
I passed by tho Council of
Hiild City of Oregon City. Any corpor
ation may make such application by
signing the muni) In It corporalo
name by It l'reitldcnt, a Vlco-1'resl-
or auhwayM, anil tho laying of wire,
cable, and appliance therein and tho
building of niau noioa or servlcflboxoa'
underground. Each auoh permit shall
have preference according to tho or
dor In which each audi application
and bond aro (Hod, a hereinbefore
provided, and no audi permit ahull bo
given, nor ahall any auch permit al
low nor glvo a right to Interforo with
or chango any apace so doalgnatod
and having precedence a aforesaid,
or any audi prior permit, or any con
duit, HubwuyM, wlrca, cable, ap
pliance, man hole or aervlco lioxoa,
coiiHtructed or laid or to bo coiiHtruct
ed or laid under uny other permit or
right to coiiHtruct fir lay audi under
ground conduit, Miibway, wlrca,
cable, appliance, man hole or aer
vlco boxe having priority thereto by
reiiHon of auch proforonco.
Section 0, Such perHon, firm, com
pany or corporation, to whom auch a
permit ahall bo given a aforcnald,
without unnoccHHary delay (after auch
conduit or Hiibway aro laid and con
Htructed and tho man hole and under
ground aervlco boxe coiiHtructed and
tho wire, cable and appliance
placed In auch conduit or aubwayH)
ahall put tho aurfaco of tho part of
atreetH In which audi conduit and
Hiibway aro eoimtructed (caiiHd by
audi count ruction) In a good onU;r
and condition a aald purl of the aur
faco of aald atreet wero prior thereto.
Section 7. All excavation, for the
purpimo of placing wl;-en, cable, con
duit and MUbway under tho atreet
In a!d dim rid, h!iuI bo rnado under
tho HiipervUlon of aald City Council.
Tho City ICnglneer Hhall prepare and
keep a uliit, Hhowlng tho location of
all wire, cabin, conduit, aubwaya
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.V"'1 "l h,:T'l"r.yi "f ul,",r,z : ?'f I b ope,, for lnanectlon during office
hour. Permit Hhall bo IhhiiimI by
thereof, and tiling tho mhmio with tho
Kecorder. Thu City Council of tho
City of Oregon City ahall grant auch
application and Ihkuo, or ciiiiho to bo
iHHued Huch permit a In thl Ordln
nance provided.
Section 3. On tho tiling of auch ap
plication a aforcMald, huPI City Coun-
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a provided In S-ctlon of thl Ordl- j roriH)rixuon bavlng a permit there
nance Hhall doHlgnate that portion or , k
iliwniT iiiiiiiiiin in rjini 11 in in7 ii in
of Htreot In Hiild dlKtrlct that each I
aald City Council for tho repair anil
maintenance of auch conduit and aub
way. All repair, addition and change,
where Htreet HiirfaccH aro removed,
nhall bo made under tho aupervlalon
of aald City Council and It ahall bo
Columbia Hook and l.ndder Com
puny I making idalairato prepara
tion for tho firemen' 17th annual
ball, which will be held at tho armory
February 22. The Aurora band baa
been Hccourcd to fumlMh the ruule.
The firi)ueu'a annual ball U alwny
a great nodal event and tho hall la
iHiuilly crowded.
ORDINANCE No
An ordinance requiring, directing
and regulating the placing of certain
electric wire, cable and appliance
In underground conduit or huIiwuyh
In a certain dlMtrlct or part of tiio
City of Oregon City.
WIIKUUAS, overhead wire and
cable (and pole coiinectud thuro
with) UMeil fur traninlttlng or con
ducting electric current for telephone,
telegraph. illHtrlct telegraph, nieanon
gor, and electric HkIiI and (Miwer pur
poHo. ectrlc railwaya and all other
purpoHoa for which electric current U
now ued (excepting only certain
wire, cable, pole and appliance
mentioned and apcclflod In Section 11
of thl Ordinance and hereinafter call
ed "ald exempt wlrea") In tho ill
trlct or part of the City of Oregon
City In thl Ordinance hereinafter do
crlbed ami called "Hald district, " have
beconie dungerou to tho live and
property of tho citizen of the City of
Oregon City and tho City of Oregon
City Hhontd exerclwo tho right and
powprH(lncbllng what 1 known ns po
lice power)' In It vented and empow
ered, to caiiHo nil audi wires and
cable ( except kucIi exempt w ire) to
be placed underground in tho part
of tho Htreet of Hald City alluuted In
aald dlKtrlct; now tlvrefore,
OREGON CITY DOES ORDAIN AS
FOLLOWS:
Section 1. That every pcraon, firm,
company or corporation now owning
or operating within said dlHtrlct, ( un
der any franchlao heretofore granted
or given and now In actual uo or en
joyment) wlroH or cable (on
or over which electric current Ih
tratiHtnltted or lined) for operating
any overhead telephone, telegraph,
district telegraph, niesnenger, or elec
tric light or power wires or cables or
electric railways, or wires or cables
on or over which electric current Is
now or may ho here after transmitted
or tiHod for any purpose or purposes
whatsoever, or polos, appliances or
apparatus used In connection with
any such wires or cables (excepting
only said exempt wires) shall remove
or cause to bo removed, on or before
the llrst day of March, 1908, from
nhovo tho Rurfaeo of tho streets, al
leys, public grounds, or parts thoroof,
within said district all such wires,
cables, poles and appliances, and place
such wires or cables In underground
conduits or subways as In this Ordin
ance specified; and no person, firm,
company or corporation, after this Or
dliiunco becomes a law, shall ho grant
ed or given tho right, prlvllego, or
franchlao to construct, eroct, operate,
or maintain, within said district, any
overhead electrical wires, polos or
system for any purpose or purposes
whatsoever (except only aald exempt
wires).
Said district In said City of Oregon
City Is bounded as follows: to-wlt:
Beginning on the west line of Main
street Immediately south of what Is
known as tho Imporinl Mill and at a
point directly opposite the north end
of what 1b commonly known as the
basin, thonco northerly along the
west line of Main street to its inter-
such applicant nhall uno and each hiicIi
applicant hIiuII have no right or privi
lege to use any part or part of nald
hi t oot k in Hald illHtrlct except a ho
dcHlKUatt-d by Hald City Council. Pre
cedence for auch apace (and auch per
mit) shall bo given to pornona, llrms,
compsiuloH or corporation now own
ing or operating within Hiild district
(under uny franchlo heretoforo grunt
ed or given ami now In actual uno or
enjoyment) wire or cables (on or
over which electric current 1 trans
mitted or lined) for operating any
overhead teh-phono, telegraph, dis
trict telegraph, moHHcriger, or electric
light or power wire or cable or elec
tric railway, and atrlctly according
to the respective order of Illlng audi
application and the bond hereinafter
In thl Hi'ctl'm provided, anil the ap
proval of tdd bond ahall relate back
to the time of Illlng Much application,
provided, however hiicIi bond shall
have been duly executed and have
beell delivered to said Kecorder (for
approval by the Mayor of aald City of
Oregon City) at tho tlmo of Illlng auch
application, or prior to tho tiling of
any subsequent application and not
otherwise. H'lth said application
Raid person, firui, company or corpor
ation making and Illlng tho name snail
execute a bund to the City of Oregon
City In the Hum of Five Thousand
Hollar ilj.imo.im) lawful money of
the t'nlted States with n Surety Com
pany (authorized to do business In
tho State of Oregon) a surety for the
proper carrying out of the provisions
of this Ordinance by such person, firm,
company or corporation ho executing
mence; except that In case of emer
gency, when service to Hubscrlbera or
customer Is Interrupted by accident,
ami Immediate repairs aro necessary,
such repair may bo begun after
notice to the City Knglneer and under
his supervision without previous per
mit, providing a report of tho clrcum
stances, showing the urgent need of
tho repair Is promptly made to the
City Council by tho person, firm, com
pany or corporation whoso service Is J
so Interrupted.
When said street surfaces Hhall ;
have been restored by such person,
; firm, company or corporation as pro-'
vlded iii till section of this Ordl-!
nnnce, said Hum of money or certified (
cheque, ho deposited, a provided In j
Section 5 of thl Ordinance, shall be i
Returned to such person, firm, com-1
pany or corporation, who made auch i
deposit.
: Section 8. Any person, firm, com
pany, or corporation owning, operat
ing or using underground wires,
cables, conduits or subways under
this Ordinance shall be permitted to
connect the same with tho side lines
of the street by using auch space fori
conduits or subways iir such wires or I
cables and appliances under the j
streets aim sidewalks from the main j
conduits or subways so laid In the i
parts of the Htreet of Hald district as
may be necessary or convenient, and I
for that purpose shall be given access
to all area ways, or spaces under side
walks, and shall have tho right to
place and maintain such wires and
fMllll.itl In llnthi.i1 ,1 It 1 1 d In a . .1 !
- 'i.'" i v-'iiimiia ill aiiu
through such areas, ways and spaces.
Section 9. It shall bo lawful for
any person, firm, company or corpor
ation using or operating (under the
respective polo directly with the
nearest wires or cables placed In aucb
conduits or aubways (such wires for
street lighting If put on tho outside of
such poles shall bo placed In proper
tubes so as not to bo dangerous to life
or property) excepting, however,
wire above ground connecting auch
polo and tho wires thereof with the
electric, lamp or lamps used on such
polo.
Second: The trolley wires and span
wires of electric railways, together
with tho feed tap wires connecting
tho trolley wires with the under
ground feeders; but all such feed tap
wires above tho surface of streets
Khali be placed In the Irmldo or on the
outside it poles, to which span wires
aro attached and shall be connected
underground from tho foot or base
of such respective poles directly with
tho nearest wires or cables placed in
such conduits or subways and If
placed on the outside of auch poles,
such feed tap wires shall be placed
In proper tubes so as not to be dang
erous to-life or property; upon leav
ing tho polo above ground tho feed
tap wires slall pass directly to the
trolley wires by tho shortest way.
Should the span wires be attached to
buildings, the feed tap wires above
ground shall bo placed In a properly
Insulated pipe, which pipe Is to be
fastened vertically to the building;
upon leaving this pipe, the feed tap
wires shall pans directly to the trol
ley wires, by the shortest way.
Third: Wires, cables and ap
pliance for. electric signs, advertise
ments, and decorative lighting, con
nected with wires or cables In auch
conduits or subways; but all auch
wires for electric signs, advertise
ments and decorative lighting ahall
be carried from or connected with
buildings, and If such wires are placed
on the Hides or front of any such build
ing they shall be placed In proper tub
es so as not to be dangerous to life or
property, and such wires ahall be con
nected underground from the founda
tions or basement of such respective
buildings directly with the nearest
wires or cables placed In such cod
dult or subways. Hut no such wires
for electric signs, advertisements or
decorative lighting shall cross any
street above ground.
Fourth: Wires, cables and ap
pliances for telegraph, telephone, dis
trict telegraph and fire alarm system
connected with wires or cables In
such conduits or subways, but all such
wires for tolegraph, telephone, dis
trict telegraph and fire alarm system
above the surface of streets shall be
placed on tho sides or front of build
ings in proper tubes so as not to be
dangerous to life or property, and
such wires shall be connected under
ground from tho foundation or base
ment of such respective buildings di
rectly with the nearest wires or
cables placed In such condluts or Hub
ways. Section 12. No person, firm, com
pany or corporation owning any right,
privilege or franchise heretofore or
hereafter given or granted by the City
of Oregon City for the transmission or
use of electric current by means of
overhead wires or cables for any pur
poao or purposes whatsoever (who
or which have not yet placed, erected
and operated In said district any sys
tem of overhead wires or cables for
tho transmission or use of electric
current) ahall place over tho surface
of any street or part thereof, In said
district any overhead wires or cables
or any poles, after the passage of this
Ordinance (except aald exempt
wires); but auch last mentioned per
son, firm, company or corporation
shall place, in said district, all and
any wires or cables and appliances
for the transmission or use of elec
tric current In said district In under
ground conduits or subways in the
same manner and under the same con
ditions, provisions, restrictions and
exceptions, and Hhall make and file
such application, bond, plans, specifi
cations, map of general route, map of
definite location, and deposit money
with the City Treasurer, as specified
and provided in Sections 2 to 11, both
numbers Inclusive, of this Ordinance,
relative to the persons, firms, compa
nies fir corporations mentioned in
said Sections 2 to 11, both numbers
Inclusive, and not otherwise; and said
City Council shall designate such
space In the parts of streets In aald
district, and Issue such permit
I (according to precedence, as herein
before provided) to such person, firm,
company or corporation specified in
this Section 12, as are provided in
Sections 2 to 5, both numbers inclu
sive, of this Ordinance, relative to
the persons, firms, companies or cor
porations mentioned in said Sections
2 to 5, both numbers inclusive, and
not otherwise.
Section 13. The provisions of this
Ordinance Bhall inure to, apply to, and
I bind the respective heirs, executors,
administrators, and assigns, of such
person, persons, firms and companies'
and to the respective successors and
assigns of any such corporation or
corporations; and to the successors of
said City of Oregon City.
Section H. An7 violation of the
provisions of this Ordinance by any
person, firm, company, or corporation
shall upon conviction of him or it, bo
fore the City Recorder or Mayor of
the City of Oregon City, be punished,
for each offense, by a fine of not less
that Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00)
nor more than Three Hundred Dol
lars ($l!00.00), or by imprisonment not
exceeding Ninety days, or by both
such line and Imprisonment. And in
addition It Is and shall be the duty of
the Chief of Police of said City of Or
egon City to remove or cause to be re
moved from, on or over any and all
parts of streets in said district all
electric poles, wires, cables and ap
pliances which are required to be
placed In conduits, or subways, as
hereinbefore provided, or are not re
moved from the parts of streets in
said district on or before the First day
of March, 1908, (excepting, however,
said exempt wires). The cost and ex
pense of such removal by (or under
the orders or direction of) said Chief
of Police, shall be paid to the City
Treasurer of said City of Oregon City
by the owner of aald poles, wires,
cables and appliances, and if not so
paid forthwith by such owner shall be
recovered from him or It by civil suit
brought by and in, the name of the
City of Oregon City in a court having
Jurisdiction.
Read first time and ordered pub
lished at a regular meeting of the
council of Oregon City held February
Gth, 1907, at 8 o'clock p. m.
By order of the council of Oregon
City,
V. A. DIMICK,
Recorder.
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or poisons of any character, conforms
to the conditions of the National Pure
Food and Drug Law, June 30, 1906.
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expels oughs and Colds by gently
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OREGON CITY'S BUSIEST STORE
the same and so filing such nppllca
Hon. Said bond shall bo approved by provisions of this Ordinance) electric
the Mayor of aald City of Oregon City. 'wires or cables In underground con
Sectlon 4. Every such person, firm, ! ,U!ta or subways, to carry such
company or corporation now so ow n- j wires or cables up tho sides or front of
lug or operating (or having the right, 'any building within said district, with
privilege, or franchise to operate) In the consent of the owner or lessee of
said dlstirct any such telephone, tele-! such building; provided, that such
graph, district telegraph, messenger ; wires or cables shall be nlaced in
or electric light, or kwer wires or
cables, or wires or cables for tho pur
pose of operating electric railways
(excepting only said exempt wires)
after Illlng application and executing
audi bond, and prior to constructing
any such conduit or subw ay or placing
any such wires, rabies or appliances In
such conduits or aubwnys, shall pre
pare and submit for approval to tho
City Council of said City, plans and
specifications for system of under
ground conduits or subways for elect
ric wires, cables and appliances In-
proper tubes so as not to bo dangerous
to life or property; and no wires or
supports therefor shall cross the front
of any window or opening In such
building.
Section 10. Within ninety days
after the completion of auch conduits
or subways under tho provisions of
this Ordinance, suh person, firm,
company, or corporation so construct
ing and completing such conduits or
subways shall make In duplicate (and
file one of said duplicates with said
City Engineer and the other of said
eluding the necessary man hides and , duplicates with said Recorder) a map
service-boxes (situated within said
district) and ahall file a map showing
tho general route and location of
uuch conduits or subways; and no
such conduits or subways shall be
constructed or construction begun
thereon until such plans, specifica
tions and such map of general routo
are approved by the City Council.
Section 5. Each person, firm, com
pany or corporation so applying to
place wlrea, cables, or appliances In
underground conduits or subways, as
hereinbefore provided, in addition to
snld application, bond, plans, specifi
cation and map of general route, shall
deposit with tho City Treasurer of
said City of Oregon City, a sulliclent
sum of lawful money of the United
States, lu amount as estimated by tho
City Engineer of said City, necessary
to defray the cost of repaying those
portions of the street surface opeued
for constructing such conduits or sub
ways, the aald sum of money to bo for
the purpose of guaranteeing and se
curing the repaying of that portion of
such street surfaces opened by such
person, firm, company or corporation,
constructing auch conduits or sub
ways. A cheque payable to tho order
of tho City Treasurer, duly certified
by a bank satisfactory to the Mayor of
tho City of Oregon City, for the
amount so estimated by the city engln
neer, may bo deposited and held In
stead of cash money, Suld City Coun
cil ahall then Issue or cause to be Is
sued, a permit to such applicant grant
ing the right to him or It to enter up
on such streets or parts thereof In
said district and to make such exca
vations therein as may be nocesBary
for the construction of such conduits
of definite location of said conduits or
subways showing the location of the
same under tho streets or parts there
of In said district, and also showing
the location of all man holes connect
ed with such conduits or subways. It
shall be tho duty of the City Engineer
and also of aald Recorder to record
such map of deflntte location In a book
kept In his olllco for such purpose and
to enter In an alphabetical index the
name of tho owner of such conduit or
subway with reference to the volume
and page whore such map of definite
location Is recorded and he shall file
and preserve such map among the
documents of his office.
Section 11 Nothing In this Ordi
nance contained shall apply to wires,
cables, poles or appliances, now law
fully used, operated or maintained, or
hereafter to be lawfully used, operat
ed or maintained for any of the pur
poses as specified in this section 11,
and the same are the wires, cables
and poles mentioned and referred to
as exempt wires In other parts of this
Ordinance (and such exempt wires
may continue to bo used, operated and
maintained notwithstanding anything
to the contrary contained in this Or
dinance) to-wlt:
First: Wires, poles and appliances
for lighting tho streets of the City of
Oregon City under contract with said
City, or under private contracts, con
nected with wires or cables in such
conduits or subways; but all such
wires for street lighting above the
surface of the streets shall be placed
Inside or on the outside of poles used I
In connection with such street light-
lng aud shall be connected under
ground from the foot or base of such '
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One Carving Set, extra quality steel,
3 pieces
One Carving Set, extra quality steel,
2 pieces , 1 Book
One Single Barrel Shot Gun 3
One 22-Calibre Rifle, "Stevens" 3
One Carpet Sweeper, best make, "Mon
arch" 1
One Split Bamboo Fishing Pole 1 Book
One Split Bamboo Fishing Pole 2 Books
Genuine Bromley Axminister Rug, Orien
tal patterns, 30x00 2 Books
Fifty-four piece Dinner Set, Best Eng- ..
lish make, semi-porcelain, richly-
decorated. Entire set for ........4
Fifty-four piece Dinner Set. Best Eng
lish make, of semi-porcelain, plain
white. Entire set for 3
Each Set Consists of
five Inch Plates 6 seven- Inch Plates
Soup Plates 6 Saucers
Fruit Dishes l soven.Innli Rotor
1 seven-inch Scollop
Books
Books
Oatmeal Dishes
Individual Butters
1 Vegetable Dish.
C Cups
1 eight-inch. Platter
1 Sauce Boat
2 Books
4-piece Dinner Set, decorated
G English Semi-Porcelain Plates and 6
Cups and Saucers 1 Book
Large assortment Parlor Lamps 1 Book
Gold plated Colonial style Mantle Clocks 1 Book
6 piece Semi-Porcelain Toilet Set 1 Book
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All articles offered as premiums have been selected with care and are strictly first-class and
made by the best makers. The Chlnaware is made by Havlland & Co., the original makers of
"Havlland" ware whose fame Is world wide and whose imprint is to china what "Sterling" is to sil
ver. New goods are arriving daily and being added to our premium department.
CALL AND SEE OUR DISPLAY AT YOUR EARLIEST CONVENIENCE.
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