OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1907.
IF OPTIONS m
Tffl IIP
Muni
WILL BE SOMETHING DOING. AT
OLD GOVERNMENT
HATCHERY.
Railway, Electric Power Station and
Manufacturing Plants
Poaslbllltlei at
Stone.
If the option on 1700 acres of land
ami the two stone quarries In tho vl
dull y of tho old Kvitriimt'itt nuitcliory
in'ur Mono, are taken tip by March 1,
there will tin noiiirtliltiK ilolriK In tlint
section. It 1h null! tlmt tho options
were tuki'ii In tho Interest of tho II.
8. Wallace Christian Federation or
ganlziiUon, railway ami nuiriufiulurlriK
promoter. Homo of tho options tlmt
luitl ixplmij with riliiuwoil nml tho
time cutrtiilml tn March 1.
Otm of tlm promoter of tho nrKnnl.n
lion loot assured tho people on whoso
lands that tho options uro In-lit. tlmt
tho tmnn y to take thorn will hn forth
comltiK Miiicli , Tho options oio'
tho liiriili were taken ut prices ruriK
Iiik from $ 1 00 to fill, ami arc located
In tho iiumt ilcHlruhln section of tlm
Clackamas county river, only nhout
clitlit miles from Oregon City, nml
near tho mouth of Clear crock.
It I tho niiiuiunciMl Intention of (ho
company to luilld ami equip largo
flectrlc Hiwcr ntntlon, estatdlsh some
manufacturing plnnt ami build n rail
way throiiKh that section of tho coun
ty. Tho Clackamas I a swift stream
ami Inn a heavy fall In this vicinity,
tlm affording excellent natural fa
cilities for tho establishment of an
electric power station. Then there Ik
Clear creek that alno could bo tappo'l.
There I a good location for a dam on
tho optioned property, where tho
woter could bo rained a sufficient
height for tho purposes Intended.
There In a nigh rocky wall on both
Idea of tho proponed dam alto, thua
reducing tho coHt of const ruction to
a coiiHlderahlo extent.
If tho optlona ar taken up March
1, It will mean that thoro will bo
komethlng doing.
HARRY CORBETT DEAD.
Ban Francisco, Fob, 18, Harry Cor
licit, brother of Jou Oorbelt tho base-
nail player, wns found (load In tho
hath tub at his boarding pluco thin
morning, .
MARK'S PRAIRIE
CLEAN IIOPYARDS
GRUBBING ONT DI8EA8ED AND
WORN OUT OR-CHARDS.
OmCIAL UALLOT
FIREMEN'S ELECTION
Tho official tallot for tho election
of tho Oregon City Fire department
official fire chief, assistant chief
and threo fire commissioners ha been
made out. Tho election will take place
on March , 1907. Great Intercut I
now being taken over tho content for
tho portion of chief and Columbia
Hook and Ladder company No. 1,
ha placed Dolbert Hart against law
renco Ruconlch of Fountain IloHe com
pany No. 1. Tho other companies
have thus far taken llttlo part, but ru
mor are that tho different candidate
are working for frlondithlp in tho oth
er companies.
C. Ilruner of I lose company No. 3
la the only candidate for the poult Ion
of assistant chief.
Four candidates are In tho field for
member of tho board of fire commis
sioners. They are: Max Bollock of
Columbia Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1;
U. C. Ely of Hone compnny No. 3;
E. A. Lelghton of Cataract Hose com
pony No. 2 and W, Potcr of Fountain
Hone company No. 1. Three of thoae
are to be elected to the board.
Mark I'rolrle, Feb. 14, Tho real
dent of this Noctlon are all discuss
ing the matter of making gurdoti on
account of tho good weather prevail
ing during tho hint few day.
(leorgo 13. OgleHby v.ts In Oregon j
City ono day last week on business.
John Jesso In doing a land office
business now. lie Ih selling cream
which bring him about f ir,. 00 per
mouth. HI five cow aro Jerseys.
Tho birthday party given at Mr.
Kerr's In honor of lsom Hutchinson,
was n complete success. About CO
relative and friend were present.
An excellent lunch wa served at mid
night and It proved an enjoyablo occasion.
Our Iiopgrower will soon commence
Krulililng thi-lr vine. If tho good
weather continue.
Mr. Iliadluiry of l-owlsburg I In
our rui'iMi looking ror a farm to pur
chaMo. He has several acquaintances
In thin vicinity, and says thut ho ha
come t. stay.
Oglesby Uro. wire cnlled to New
Era Rut unlay evening to play for ono
f, their popular dances.
Ml Alice Rltler was visiting at
home Saturday and Sunday. She Is
teaching at r,nn, ,Vlss Hitter Is a
first class leat her and any school dis
trict Ih fortunate In securing her service.
Miss llentrlco Hit tenuous I at
tending school at tt'lllpa, and she I
missed In this vicinity.
J. II. Crons sold 13 pig to Henjamln
Wolfer during the past week.
Ed. Ilerren will hnvo a house built
on his ranch hero In the not distant
future.
Ceo. Oglesby ha tho contract to
build a fine born for Henry Cran on
tho prairie.
James McGlll ha aold hi llttlo
ranch and will tart for Ireland In
a few day.
Jame Choate ha purchased the
McGlll ranch and will take possession
the first of the month.
The grouse hooteth and tho hunter
shiMiteth and puts tho game In a hag.
A great deal of farm Improvements
are being planned by our progressive
farmer this summer,
The high water left some of our
small bridge In a bad condition, and
our bosses are trying to get them
passable.
Some of our small boys are getting
the fishing fever already and will soon
be trying their luck at angling for the
sueckled beauties.
Chopping down and grubbing out old
orchard I all tho rage here. Let the
good work go on and In a few years
we will have some eatable fruit.
NEW LITERARY
CLUBS HIGH SCHOOL
Tho high school boy formed a now
debating society, Friday, which will
moot on every other Friday nt tho
Harclay school. Tho following aro
tho officers hove been elected: Alllo
Grout, president; Wallace Caullold,
vIco-proHldont; William Jackson, sec
retary; Lionel Gordon, treasurer; Har
old Waldron, sorgennt-nt-arias.
Tho girls of tho high school have
also taken preliminary steps for the
organization of a literary society. Tho
Interest taken In the starting of these
new societies Is due to the fact that
tho city superintendent and the di
rectors ore offering a gold medal for
tho best debate during the school
year. ,
Everything goes nt. first cost at Ar
cado. All nice goods. tf
T IVY 8TIPP
ATTORNET-AT-LAW.
Justice of the roace.
PASSES NUMEROUS
ROADS AND ACCOUNTS
FEBRUARY TERM WA8 BUSY ONE
FOR JUDGE AND COM
MISSIONERS. Ilo It remembered, that at a regu
lar term of the County Court of Clack
amas County, held In tho Court House
In Oregon City, for the purpose of
transacting county business In Febru
ary, the snmo being the time fixed
by law for holding a regular term of
snld court, present, Hon. Grant B. Dim
Ick, county Judge, presiding; T. B.
Klllln and John Lewelllng, commis
sioners, when the following proceed
ings were had, to-wlt:
In the Matter of Claims Allowed
Pauper
Sherlff-
T. C. Jubb
J. M. Haydon
Charles Miller
T. a, Jonsrud
Olaf Llndholm
Gilbert Jonsrud
M. K. Knndle
F. T. Bhuto
F. Nicholas
Hoy Thompson
K, L. Hharp
Chns. Thompson
Llvy Stlpo
C. F. Ely
W, A. Dlmlck
C. B. Burn
L. Ktlpp
C. F. Ely
Foul Herda
H. B. Mount
Edna Bpldoll
Walter Harrl
I, . K. Bi-ntley
E, Kchubert
II, WTrembath
W. McLarty
ft. J. Jones
F. A. Ely
J, W. Aldredgo
E. F. (Jrldcr
C. F. Ely
It. II. Heath)
Office in Jagger Building, Oregon City.
Fetor Hansen $ 6.00
W, Dnnforth 5.00 I
It. G. Ogden 5.00
C, E. Burns B.00
B. F. Forrester 6.00
W. J. Lowellon ' 8.00
M. Kruger 7.00
Mrs. Valentine 7.00
John Avln 10.00
J. E. Jack 8.00
.W.T.Gardner 10.00
Mrs. M. Pickens 10.00
F. W. Sprague 10.00
Mrs. Bradtl 10.00
Mrs. Holnz 10.00
J. A. Jones 10.00
Martha Ford 10.00
E. Hltchman . 10.00
Court v
John Lewellon 40.40
T. B. Klllln 36.15
G. B. Dlmlck 11.00s
Court v
Wm. Board 5.00
of the Peace
W. J. Van Horn 3.00
J. C. Haines, J. 2.00
Thos. Fox 2.00
J. H. Vernon 2.00
J. F. Adams 2.00
F. II. Dungao 3.00
Clerk
IrwInHodson
Tax Rolls
Ella Shaver
Hetta IMerco
A. Warner
M. Mulvcy
E. Mcf'ord
Coroner
I), rauflcld
It. T. Borbur
M, GroHs
C. I). Morand
John Turner
Wm. W. Hmlth
George lllml'T
I). II. Close
J. Nichols
F. II. Bolter
E. 1'. Hodman
(i. L. Hedges
L. Holman
Attestor
Glass & Prudhommo
Margaret Goodfcllow
C. Pratt
J. F. Nelson
Tax Department
Lincoln & Lovejoy
Current Expente
C. E. Ratnsby
F. W. Gn enmaa
W. U. Tel. Co,
Huntley Bros Co.
Telephone Co.
Court Houte ,
F. Bunch
L. k L. & O. Co.
A. Mlhlstln
V. Harrl
O. V Cheney
1. Nehren
Jail
It. B. Beatle
Pauper
W. L. Molloy
v, B. L. Holman
A. (ill) nop
Wilson & Zumwalt
J. M. Parrlsh
St Vincent's hospital
Emma A. Wilkinson
J. E. Jack
Geo. Redaway
Brown & Welsh
Miles & McGlashan
Insane
Dr. M. C. Stricklln
Dr. J. W. Norrls
James Evans
C. F. Ely
Rose Nehren
Printing
Dally Star
Courier
Road Survey
S. A. D. Hungate
N. Blair
Bud Thompson
Roy Stafford
Adolph Haag
W. II. Bottemiller
B. Sullivan
Fruit Inspector
A. J. Lewis
Damages
Wllhelm Ott
Tax Rebate
Conrad Berher
Road District No. 3
F. Busch
M. Brelthaupt .
John Straus
District 4
J. W. Douglas
H. S. Gibson
District 5
S. E. Card
Davis & Davis
O. D. Roe
George. Parch
Dave Parch
F. W. Parch
Davis & Davis
Deatin Lake ,
W. A. Hall
District
M. C. Donahue
District No. 11
J. A. Zimmerman
E. Harrington
E. P. Carter
H. B. Rockwoll
M. S. Glass
L. J. Glass
J. E. Smith '
L. Glass
M. Glass
J. Glide
District 13
Dorlng Lumber Co
John Hughes
O. N. Gill
W. H. Brown
Walter Emmot
W. B. Hubert
Harry Hubert
August Hubert
D. D. Evans
W. C, Ward
W. B. Hubert
District 14
W. H. Nolson
A. Mather
Pope & Co
G. F. Glbba
C. C. Glbba
Jas. Shelly
A. Splinter
F. Beard
3.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
3.00
4.95
14.10
4.70
2.40
11.15
14.50
2.90
1.70
2.90
2.90
2.90
2.90
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
2S.40
10.64
47.25
58.50
49.50
58.50
30.00
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
1.90
1.00
4.50
4.50
2.70
5.40
12.8
8.00
52.00
62.00
.50
35.00
5.00
4.00
1.35
37.00
7.05
14.45
45.00
2.30
1.20
45.00
6.60
27.92
5.30
15.60
15.00
1.50
10.00
4.00
3.60
11.00
16.90
3.20
1.33
6.00
6.00
4.80
6.80
2.00
34.25
128.60
23.00
15.00
15.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
2.00
42.00
50.00
3.60
3.20
8.75
138.55
3.00
17.50
3.50
1.15
1.50
12.00
12.00
16.00
4.00
31.50
32.50
200.00
3.00
6.25
5.00
2.00
1.75
M.75
10.00
1.75
1.75
2,00
711.60
6.40
1.00
8.40
11.00
11.20
10.40
16.50
3.60
4. GO
2.40
1.50
32.58
6.55
31.25
15.00
. 17.00
17.00
13.00
Jim Shelly 13.00
T. W. Glbbs , 18.25
O.-Olnson 4.00
C. Forber 4.00
District 15
Pope & Co 1.75
District 17
Alex Tlco ' 1.60
John Robins 1.60
R. Johnson 2.25
W. A. Tlce 75
L. E. Wlnslow 4.50
Goo. Knlland 21.00
A. H. Knight 7.50
If. C. Glllmore 1.60
A. Kockor 2.80
District No. 18
L. Moser" 2.25
Eugene Cummins 4,60
Pope & Co. 5.94
A. Mather 61.25
Arthur Hornshuh 6.25
C. Muralt 41.50
Jame Shannon 68.50
Wm. Grlsenthwalte 67.50
W. C. Martin 37.25
Elmer Lundergan 22.75
Dan Glnther 13.12
. Alva Hughes 8.75
Geo. Hollman 13.12
Fred Hohlander 8.75
Charles Sttlner 8.73
Fred Stelner 4.37
H. H. Hughes 2.25
, Wm. Phelps 8.30
Hy Shelly 32.75
O. M. Kunzman 12.50
A. Hornshuh 22.75
Willis Hughe 28.50
W. C. Martin 5.25
Edward Hughes 4.25
E. W. Hornshuh 40.00
J. Grossmlller j.50
C. Martin 10.50
District No. 19
Fred Erlckson ' 1.50
August Erlckson 1.50
John Darnall ' 2.25
F. A. Woorhilde 3.00
W. A. Woodsldo . 10.00
District No. 20
Fred Beurer 7.70
Geo. Rchlewe 5.30
.W. II. liotic-mtllpr 3.83
Ed. Mclntyre 3.50
R. RohlnHon 3.50
Fred Sherruble 1.50
Adolph Haag 10.00
Garrett Martin 7.00
Garrett Mrtln 7.00
J. J. Jones 9.20
John Put. 7.15
Curtis Martin 2.00
Adolph Haag 1.50
B. Sullivan 1C.23
District 24
J. S. Yoder 96.85
8. II. Kauffman 2.73
Jos. Myer 12.00
Wm. Stuwe 7.60
John Kramer 7.50
Herb Johnston 9.00
Solon Klnzer 21.00
Rile Garrett 900
Harry Garrett 7.50
Dan Kauffman 1.50
R. I. Garrett 7.50
L. P. Spagle, 18.75
Chris Hondrlc 1.50
Ernest Werher 4.50
John Gahler 4.50
George Askln 1.50
District 25
HGetts 2.00
J. B. Mitts 1.25
District 26
L. C. Dunton 1.00
H. N. Everhart 8.75
District 27
J. P. Miller 4.50
Ed Hubbard 2.25 !
A. P. Ssboe 1.50
J. Labour 10.00
District 28
Omer Williams 11.25
Frank Haun 12.00
Francis Haun 10.50
J. Wilholt 15.00
Harve Dart 4.50
Wm. Miller 1.00
Ellis Shepperd - 10.50
L. D. Shank, 22.50 !
District 29 j
W. L. White 17.50 I
District 31
Chas. Korman 3.50 i
Z. EUIgsen 1.25 j
Ed Gross 1.75 i
F. Zimmerman 3.75 ,
E. Athey 1.50 !
District 32
Sidney Baker 1.75
Will Baker 2.60
District 33
Cary H'dw Co. 17.95
DuBols Lumber Co. 115.11
W. II. Kandle, 5.40
A. D. Schmidt 22.50
E. II. Tlson 5.40
J. P. Howell 9.90 !
L. H. Raney 7.20
J. Wilcox 3.60 I
Ed Closner 5.40 i
D. Grain .90 j
E. Lewellen .90
Henry Cromer, 49.10
F. Roley . 37.64
District 34
0. C. Lumber Co. " 31.64 ;
, S. Batdorf 12.00
P. Bodlne 8.00
Fred Shaber 4.00
Ira Rivers 1.30 I
S. Batdorf 1.75 !
J. Turner 8.00 j
James Edwards 1.75 !
Mat Ranch 1.75 j
Smith Turner 1.75 j
John Turner 10.00 ;
District 36
Amos Yoder 1.50
Noah Yoder! 1.85
A. J. Lais 9.45
A. P. Schneider 3.00
Paul Schneider 2.50
S. S. Miller .50
N. Blair 2.50
District 38
F. Lance 12.50 !
R. Lance 5.00 .
Hankina 8.50 1
Bradford 5.50
" Olsen 5.00
McMullen 4.00
Mason 2.00
Louiska 3.00 ,
F. Glover 20.00
H. Thlesaen 5.00
District 39
Pope & Co. 12.05 I
E. Story 2.60
John Green 32.50
J. A. Confer 37.50
General. j
A. H. Averlll Machy Co. 30.25
Beall & Co. I 2.50
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
THOS f RYAN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Probate and Realty Lav Practice
Specialties.
Real Estate, Insurance and Loans.
Office Upstairs, first building south
of Courthouse.
O. D. EBY,
ATTORNEY-ATLAW
Money loaned, abstracts furnished,
land titles examined, estates settled,
general law business transacted.
Over Bank of Oregon City.
GEORGE C. BROWNELL
' ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Phone: Main 521 Office inJCaufield BIdg., Main and Eighth Sts.
W. S. U'REN
C. SCIIUEBEL
U'REN 8c SCHUEBEL
ATTORN EYS-AT-LAW DEUTSCHER ADVOKAT
Will practice in all court, make collections and settlement of estates. Furnish
aUtract of title, lend you money on first mortgage. Office in ENTERPRISE
Building, Oregon City, Oregon.
J. E. HEDCES F. T. CRIFFITH
HEDGES & GRIFFITH
LAWYERS
Rooms lO-lSWeinhard Building, opposite Court House
.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Real Entdte,
Loans, Insurance
Main Htreel,
OREGON CITY
I A SAVING SCHEME
Try to deceive yourself into the belief 'that you
are owing this bank a large sum of money and
that you are required to make weekly or monthly
payments. When these payments have been
made for some time and you have accumulated
a good bank account you will pardon yourself for
the self-deception. & J
The Bank ot Oregon City
is n m m
If not don't delay, but get it wired at once.
The wires put you in touch with a world of com-v
fort that the dweller in a wireless house can never
appreciate. Good light alone is sufficient reason for
having it wired but there are many other reasons.
O
When you ha e electric connection you will find a
dozen uses for the current, all contributing so much
to the pleasure of living that youll wonder how
you ever did without them.
At odd times you'll pick up little electric de
vices, rendering one service or another economical
ly and quickly, and presently you'll be living in an
electric home, amid greater comforts and conven
iences than you ever dreamed ofe
Get Your House Wired at Once
PORTLAND RAILWAY
LIGHT & POWER CO.
C.G. MILLER, Contract Manage
FOR OREGON CITY