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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1907.
MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Hay and Grain.
Hay Timothy, f is, clover, oats,
clover S per ton; cheat mixed, $12.
drain Oats, gray, $29; white, $30.
perton; wheat 7.c per bu; rolled bar
V'y $23 per ton; bran $18; shorts. $20;
chops, $17; middlings $26; corn whole
$28; cracked corn, $29.
Flour Hard wheat $4 200 $4.70 per
bbl; valley $3.80; Olympic Pancake
flour, $3.75.
Dressed Meats.
Eeef, dressed, cows, 4 1-2JT6 cents;
steers CSt 7c; hogs S(ff 8 1-2; mutton 10
llc; veal 7 l-2c. j FOR SALE.
Live Stock and Provisions. jHOCSK AND LOT-has fruit trees.
Steers $4.50 $5.25 per 100; heifers chk.kon hou80, ttc., located on Sixth
14.000$ US; cows. $3.73$l.'.0; hogSjslm,t Must l)0 8o)J at onc0 CaU at
$6.5rJ7.00; Spring Lambs, &y9c;
bacon 17i?i22c; hams. 1717 1-
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Produce
Butter Ranch
and
Poultry.
per roll;
cream-
cry 45 per roll.
Eggs 18c per dozen.
Hens 13c; roosters, old 11c; young
11 l-2c; chickens mixed, 12c.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Apples $1.00Ib$l. 25; potatoes $1.30
per sack; turnips, carrots, ruttabegas,
parsnips, beets 75c per sack.
RETAIL PRICES.
Flour, Hay, Grain.
Flour Valley $4.15 per bbl; Oregon
hard wheat, $4.55 per bbl.
Wheat No. 1, S5c per bushel.
Shorts. 90c per sack.
Barley $1.15 per sack.
Oats in sacks. $1.50 per cwt
Hay Timothy $14; clover $10; oat
$12; and cheat, mixed, $10 per ton.
Produce, Poultry, Provisions.
Butter Ranch 45 per roll; cream
ery, 53 per roll.
Eggs 20c per dozen.
Honey 15c per lb.
Dressed chickens 16c per lb.
Bacon, ISc; bams, ISc.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Potatoes $1.25 per sack.
Cabbage 3 l-2c.
Ruttabagas, carrots, turnips, par
snips, beets, lc per lb.
PROFITS OF BOARDING
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has been established for any of the
streets; that more than two-thirds of
the owners of property adjacent to
Second street had remonstrated; that
the council naa not determiil the
probable cost or assessed the shares
of the lots; that contract has been en
tered into without any of the afore
said legally necessary preliminary
steps; that there is no street super
intendent under whom the property
owners can make their share of im
provement; that if contract is car
ried out it will largely increase the
burden of general taxation; and that
Lindsley began work on April 15. The
plaintiffs having no adequate remedy
at law, pray for court order enjoin
ing the continuance of the work.
PUT HANK OP HAIR
IN HIS MEDICINE
Accusing his wife of putting a
bunch of hair in his medicine when
he was sick, and divers and sundry
other offences culminating in deser
tion of him about a year ago, W. P.
Rihorn has brought suit for divorce
from Corda Rihorn to whom he was
married in Ohio, in October, U)ul.
The husband says he lay sick in
bed only four or five months after
their happy marriage and that Corda
deliberately put into his medicine a
bunch of hair, whether hers or whose
the plaintiff does not say, and that
she tried to induce him to swallow the
aforesaid bunch. He also complains
of her accusing him, falsely of course,
of undue intimacy with other women.
Corda also berated him because ho
didn't make more money, and in fact
earned on in such a high handed man-
ner that their quarreling became com- ;
mon lain among their neighbors. Fi-:
nally Corda left him on June 2, l'JOG,
and hasn't returned since, for which
he is probably thankful, though he
doesn't say so. for it gives him good
grounds for the divorce he seeks.
Wrote to James Clark.
Charles L. Moore seeks a divorce
Qireful of
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One of the secrets of our success
in the Baggage and Transfer Business
Safes, Piano and Furniture Moving
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Ph- : Office 1121, Residence
from Uerlha L. Clark to whom ha
ws married as long ago as February,
ISiU. He says that along In the mU
die of 1905 she began to correspond
with James Clark and continued in
thi lottor writing habit In spite of
his protestations all the while James
was away from Portland. When
James returned to Portland, ltertha
was constantly In his company until
their undue intimacy became notori
ous. Mr. Moore further alleges that
he and Pertha have not lived together ;
as husband and wife for two years, j
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The safe, certain, reliable little pills
that do not gripe or sicken are Dade's
Little Liver Pills. Pest for sick head
ache, biliousness and lazy livers. Sold
hy Huntley Proa.
Innniet William Seventh street
Sold on easy terms.
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The saive that acts ilka a poultice )
is fiue fcaive caruouzea. .no otner
salve so good for cuts, burns, boils
and chapped skin. Ask about It,
Price 25 cts. Sold by Huntley Bros.
I now have money to pay county
warrants endorsed prior to December
1, 1906. Interest will cease on such
warrants on date of this notice.
J. C. PADDOCK.
April 26, 1907. County Treasurer.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the Stale of
Oregon for the County of Clacka
mas. Loyd R. Flagg. Plaintiff,
vs.
j Allise Flagg. Defendant.
I In the name of the State of Ore
I gon: You. Allise Flagg, are hereby re-
quired to appear and answer the com
I plaint filed against you herein on or
before Tuesday, the ISth day of June,
1907, that day being six weeks from
the first publication of the summons
herein, and if you fall to appear and
answer herein, plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief prayed for in
the complaint on file herein, to which
reference is hereby made, and more
particularly as follows: For a decree
dissolving the bonds of matrimony
now existing between plaintiff and
defendant on the ground of defen
dant's willful desertion of the plain
tiff for the period of more than one
year, continuously, immediately prior
to the commencement of this action,
and for such other or further relief as
may be equitable.
This summons is served uimjii yon
by publication thereof for not less
than six successive weeks in the "Or
egon City Enterprise," published in
the County of Clackamas, State of
! Oregon, and by order of the Honorable
Thomas A. McBride. Judge of the
! above entitled Court, which order is
I dated the 17th day of April. 1907.
! The date of the first publication of
this summons is Friday, the 26th day
of April, 19ii7. and the date of the
last publication of this summons is
Friday, the 7th day of June, 1907.
' EMMONS & EMMONS,
j Attorneys for Plaintiff.
,20t7 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
The owner, Frank Grimm, will sell
at public sale a his farm five miles
east of Molaila coiner, and three
miles southeast of Meadow-brook, in
Clackamas County, commencing at 1
o'clock, a. m., on Saturday, May 11,
lft'C the following property, to-wit:
One mare, 9 years old. weight 15'"); 1
mare, 9 years old, weight, 1323; 2
(Minies ; 1 grade Hereford bull; 5
cows with calves; 1 stripper; 3 two-year-old
steers; 2 one-year-old steers;
2 one-year-old heifers; 1 sow with
pig; .", shotes; 1 three-inch, wide-tire
wagon; 1 buggy, good an new; 1 set
team harness, good: 1 new buggy har
ness; saddle and bridle; 1 Buckeye
mower; 2 two-horse plows, li inch
each; 1 one-horse new No. 10 Oliver
plow; all-steel lever spring tooth har
iov. all-steel lever peg tooth harrow;
cultivator; double shovel plow; stump
jack; logging outfit; Belle City feed
cutter, new; cider mill;
grindstone,
and other
small articles
too numerous
to mention.
Terms: All sums under $5 cash;
over $."), six months' time will be
given with approved security.
FRANK GRIMM, Owner.
W. W. II. SAMSON, Auctioneer.
Your Property
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Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for the County of Clacka
mas. Pyclo A. Knotts. Plaintiff,
vs.
Win. H. Knotts. IVfcndant.
To Win. It. Knotts, defendant above
named:
In the name of the State of Ore
gon, you are hereby required to np-
pear and answer the complaint filed
against you In the above entitled court
and cause on or before the Sth day of
June, 1907. that being the time fixed
by the court for you to appear and
answer herein and six weeks from the
first day of publication of summons
and if you fall to appear and answer,
the plaintiff will apply to the court
for the relief demanded in her com
plaint, tow It: For a decree of divorce
dissolving the bonds of matrimony
'now evlstlni: between nhllntlff and do
fendant herein, awarding plaintiff the
care, custody and control of the minor
children of plaintiff and
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Knotts ami
I namely, Harvey Edward
Lola Anua Knotts, and for such other
relief as to the court may seem meet
and proper.
This summons Is published pursu
ant to order of Hon. T. A. McPride, ,,,,her side of the street as follows, to
Judge of the above entitled court, i wit:
I made and entered therein on the 24th
day of April. 1907, which order directs
the publication of this summons not
less than once a week for six weeks
prior to the Sth day of June. l!H7. The
date of the first publication of this
j summons is April 26
1907, and of the
! last publication of this summons
(June 7. 1907.
j HEDGES & GRIFFITH.
20t7 Attorneys for Plaintiff
Ordinance No.-
An ordinance providing for the time
and manner of Improving Fourth
Street of Oregon City, Oregon, from
the East line of Water Street to the
West line of Main Street, and from
the East line of Main Street to the
Stone wall of the Oregon and Califor
nia Railroad Company on said Fourth
Street.
Oregon City does ordain as follows:
i Section 1. The proposed Improve
ment of that part of Fourth Street
of Oregon City. Oregon, lying between
the East line of Water Street and the
West line of Main Street, and between
the East line of Main Street and the
Stone wall of the Oregon and Califor-
nia Kaiiroaii umipany on said rourm
Street, shall be completed within nine
ty days after the signing of the con
tract by the parties thereto, due not
ice thereof having been given by pub
lication of notice as will more fully
appear by proof thereof duly present-
.ed and filed In the office of the City
, Recorder.
Section 2. The improvements shall
.consist as follows: ,
! Grading,
i The street shall be graded down or
' filled up to the sub-grade as given by
the City Engineer; said sub grade
shall be 8 Inches below the finished
surface at the center of the street
and six inches below at the curbs
after being thoroughly sprinkled and
rolled.
Care must be taken to preserve the
; proper crown and all soft and spongy
; places not affording a firm founda
tion shall be dug out and the space re
filled with good earth, sand, gravel or
crushed rock, carefully ' rammed or
' rolled so as to make such filling com
' pact and solid.
The full width to be paved shall
be sprinkled and thoroughly rolled
and compacted with a steam road rol
ler, of not less than PI tons weight,
or by ramming In such places as the
roller cannot reach, and If during
the process of rolling, Indentations or
sunken (daces appear, such shall be
filled with proper material and then
again rolled, until even surface is
secured.
Such rolling shall be completed in
sections of at least one block, and
, shall be tested and accepted by the
City Engineer before any material for
the jiavement is placed thereon.
Macadam.
! On the roadbed thus formed and
completed will be spread a layer of
clean, broken stone, free from dirt,
not less than 6 Inches in depth after
being thoroughly sprinkled and rolled.
The stones shall be of square faced
quarried rock, uniform in quality and
as nearly approaching th' mbe in
form as practicable; of not less than
one inch in diameter, nor of greater
diameter than will pass through a
two an one-half (V inch ring.
On the above layer of stone will be
spread a layer of screenings, in suf
ficient quantity to fill up all inter
stices, and to bring the street to the
proper grade after being thoroughly
rolled and compacted. , And such
screenings shall be sprinkled and roll
ed until a firm unyielding ami thor
oughly even surface Is obtained, which
surface shall be the finished grade,, of
the street. Macadam will be paid for
per cubic yard in place.
Obstructions.
The surface of the street will be
cleared of all obstructions Including
timbers, planks, side walks and cross
walks not. on grade and otherwise In
good condition. If such obstructions
are not removed by the owners of
the adjacent property within three
days after having been notified by the
Superintendent of Streets they shall
become the property of the contractor
and shall be removed by him without.
'additional compensation therefor.
Fills and Embankments.
No material of a perishable nature
will be placed in the embankment.
i The earth taken from the excavation
will be used to bring the street and
side walk to grade when necessary,
the remainder will become the proper
ty of the contractor and shall be re-
moved by htm. Clradlng will bo paid
for per cubic yard for excavation and
embankment. The waste earth, rock,
or other material will be paid for In
the excavation only.
Transporting Material.
The contractor U required to have
the beds of all wagons, carts or other
vehicles used In transporting earth.
I rock or other material to and from
I the site of the work suthYlently tight
'to prevent leakage; ami to cause all
loose material clinging to the beds or
i running gears of such vehicle to be
! brushed or scraped off after loading
; and unloading and take every precau
tion to prevent the unnecessary strew
i lug of such material mum the streets.
Lumber and Timbers.
I All lumber ami timbers used In the
j work must be of sound llr timber,
; square edged mid free from all large
loose or unsound knots, waney edges,
splits, and generally free from sap.
Removal of Rubbish,
All rubbish that may accumulate
during the performance of the work
or by reason of the work herein pro
vided for shall be removed by the
Contractor and the street left In a
clean and good condition.
Settlements.
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;any portion of the macadam or other
Wlirk before the Ilnal acceptance of
the work by the city shall be repaired
innd made good by the contractor
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nll expense.
Sidewalks.
i A side walk will he cmmhui'te.l mi
i The planking will be
thick. S Inches wide and
l7i Inches
'a feet long.
dressed on the upper surface and laid
upon three stringers. The string
ers wilt be I x 6 Inches and not
less than 12 feet long and will be set
on edge and laid with broken Joints.
The stringers, when not resting upoiiai conclusive between the pardon.
the solid ground will have a firm bear
ing every six feet In length of walk.
The planking will be securely nailed
to the stringers using two. four and
one half (4Vj) Inch wire nulls In each
Inuring.
The walk will have a grade or fall
towards the center of the street of
one fourth Ci inch to each toot In
width of walk.
A line of concrete curbing will bo
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6 inches wide on top. 8 Inches wide on
I the bottom and 18 Inches deep.
I In the event of the owner or owners
in any or an oi ine aoumng property
idt'sirmg to lay or construct walks, or
: gutters (d concrete in lieu of wood as
j herein specified, the right Is hereby
reserved for them to so lay or con
struct the same, in which event the
entire additional cost of such concrete
walks, or gutters, over and above the
contract price for the same as con
structed of wood, shall be borne by
the said property owners and the con- t
tractor shall look to such owner or
owners only for such additional com-
pensation.
All concrete walks, curbs and gut -
ters shall conform to the standard
specifications for same as provided In
ordinance No. 326.
Cross Walks.
Cross walks will Im
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We wish to announce to the public that we have (p:ned offices in your city where
we are prepared to give you the finest of dental work at very low prices consider
ing the class of work produced.
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All operations performed by the latest Painless methods Njte our prices
SOLID GOLD CROWNS - $5.00
BRIDGE WORK - - $5.00
FULL SET OF TEETH - - $5.00
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lending from the westerly entrance
to the pcdcHlrlun suliwiiy to and con
necting with the aldewnlka on either
side of the street. Such cross walks
will be constructed In the hiuuo man
ner as the side walks.
Obstructions 'to Travel.
The work must be done In such a
manner as to obstruct public travel
as little as possible. As soon as the
macadam Is complete U shall be
thrown open to travel, but audi open
ing shall not be deemed the final ac
eoptaueo of the work.
Colored Lights.
Colored lights and If necessary
night watchman are to be maintained
at all obstructions or other place of
danger.
Classifications.
Earth
Tlils will Include clay, Hand, loam
or other earthly material and loose
stones containing less than one cub
ic fool.
Loose Rock
This will Include all loose stones
containing one cubic foot to one cub
lc yard.
Solid Rock
This will include nil loose rocks or
bowlders containing one cubic yard
and upwards, also all rock lodged or
other material requiring to be ills
Integrated by blasting.
Superintendence.
All work herein provided for will he
done In strict conformity with these
specifications and plans accompany
ing same In a thorough and workman
like manlier lo the satisfaction of the
City Engineer, unit his decision as to
the meaning and Intent of these spec
ifications, measurements, computa
tions of quantities, the quality of ma
teria! to be used and all other matters
pertaining thereto, whether freely
specified herein or nut shall he final
All unfit or condemned material
shall be Immediately removed from
the site of the work. In the event of
any workman employed by the con
tractor refusing to comply with the
Instructions of the City Engineer or
his assistant or the Inspector In
'charge
f the work In regard to the
removal of rejected material or for
I doing his work In an unworkmanlike
! manner shall be dlsrhai g.-d hv (ho
;,.( ractor as so..,, as notified In
writ
I lug by the Engineer of such
u. elect
or refusal.
Responsibility.
1 The contractor shall take entire
charge of the work during the pro-
gress and shall be rcKiiiMlio for
any loss, damage or Injury to water
and sewer pipes to adjacent property,
lor accidents resulting from bluMlng
jor from any ran-leMHiiess or neglect
I In doluk' the work net out In these
j plans and specifications, and will hold
, the city of Oregon City and any and
I all officials thereof free and hainilens
therefrom.
The contractor must proiect
: work until It is completed nud duly
j accepted, and he must repair any
, damage done in It !,y freshet, rnlna or
other accidents at his own cost. In
j rase of any accident lo water or new-
j or pipes the contractor shall iuimedla
'tely notify the proper authorities.
Staking Out Work.
The work provided for under these
specifications will (mi Milked out by
the City I'.nglneer or his assistants
and the contractor will he required to
carefully preserve all .inch stakes set
Alterations.
The rlKht Is reserved by the city
council to make such alteration as
may be found expedient during the
progress of the work, und In such
event tin-re shall be added to or de
ducted from the contract (nice such
sum as shall represent the cot of
such additional or Miilxtractcd woik
to be wdlmnted by the engineer.
The City reserves the right to lay or
relay all or any water or s-wer pipes
ir connections during tin- prouresH of
the work.
Extra Work.
TlmVfilit i-iiflnr uliull r,,.l I,,, i.nllll.,.1
to deiuiind or receive payment for
:any work its extra work, unless order-
meunlng of these spccillcut Ions shall
be referred to the Knglneer and
Street Committee whose decision
shall bu final and conclusive
Disputes.
All disputes us to (he Intent and
same and lit. Ihe price agreed u H
and named In the written order
' ed In writing by the Knglneer to do
, for such work previous to Its com
i mencemenf.
Proposals.
Parties bidding on the work pro-
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vlded herein must state In their bid
tho lime required for (he completion
of the entire Improvement us herein
Hpeclllod lifter the approval of the
contract by the Mayor mid should the
iHiutractor full to complete the work
within (ho time specified 111 the said
contract the clly ahull have the right
lo charge the contractor the sum of
live dollars per day as liquidated dam
ages for each and every day .Unit (lie
work shall remain uncompleted after
said specified dnle and Hiieh sum skull
be deducted from (be iimoiiut of the
11 1 1 it 1 payment.
No proposal will lie considered
when not accompnnled by n ceri tiled
check equal lo live per cent of the
total cHtliimtc, which check shall lie
foifelied to the city upon the failure
of the successful bidder to execute
the agreement provided for herein
within ten diivs afier the award of
the contract.
Plunk forms upon which all pro
ptiMils are to he submitted will be
furnished upon application to the
City Engineer.
Payment,
I'pon final licceplailce of the work
the Kuglueer will iniike a Ilnal est i
unite of ihe cost thereof and a pay
ment of seventy five per cent of Such
estimate will be ordered lit tho first
regular meeting of the City Council
thereafter".
The remaining twenty five per cent,
to be made In u lump sum within
thirty five days after such final nc
ccptanco,
Bond.
The cout i net or will be required b
furnish a bond with approved Kccurlty
lit the full amount of the contract
price, conditioned on the faithful and
i complete pel forinauce of Ihe work
In nceoidiinco with all the stipulations
of the contract and within the time
named therein.
Engineer,
Wherever I lie Worn ' i.llgllieei '' u
used III these spcclnctilloiin It !. un
derstood to refer to the Clly F.uglncer
or to any Kimlneer employed unit nu
thorli-d by the city council to super
Intend such work.
Committee,
Wherever the wold "I'oinmhlee" oc
curs III there Hpcclllcnl Ions It Mini! I"
'understood to refer to the Committee.
on Streets find Public property of Mi-
'City Council of Oregon City.
I Contractor.
I WheieM-r the word "i-oiitractor" in
cur III theie Hpeclllciitiloun It I un
derstood to refer lo ihe couti ni tor, oi
firm of coiituirtoiH lor any number
thereof) or any cuitincior uinleitnl,
jlllK the Work herein f.(n-c'.tli-l.
' All the above work and liiateiliii t
, be furnished, shall be done and furu
j IsheiP to the wit Inflict loll
f the Clly
. Fnulncer.
! The City Council rencrvet the
right
to reject any and all bids.
i Section II. The coliilnlttie no
Streets iiiel Public Property are her--his
by authorised to advertise for and re
reive propoi-nls as afoienuld, and tie
Mayor and Itecord'-r slmll ciio-r Into
contract with each person, firm or
cm iM nt Imi io w hom the contracts un
let by the City Council br the Im
provement or part thereof an sp'-cl
'd In thU ordinance.
Section 4. Fucli contract shall con
tain a stipulation to the effect that tie
person, firm or corporation to whom
said contrai l Is b t shall look for pu
ment only to the sum to be nx-tcuM-d
upon the property liable to pay for
such Improvement, and collected and
paid Into the City Treasury for Unit
purpose, and they will not require Or
egnii City by any gal process or oth
erwise to nay the Mt!d sum out of nuy
other fund.
Section f. Wtoieas the condition
of said street Is dangerous to th
health and safety of the city, and It
Improvement Is necessary for the liti
tnedlll'e pp" ervut Ion of the same, ,tTi
the judgment of the Council of Oregon
City, Oregon, an emergency exists;
therefore this ordinance shall take ef
fect and be In force Immeillatetly up
on It'i approval by the Mayor.
Head first time nud ordered publish
ed at an adjourned meeting of the
Council of Oregon Clly, held Thurn
day. April 1Mb, I'M)",, and which ad
journed meeting was an adjourned
meeting of a siecal meeting of said
Council hehl Wednesday, April lTllt.
I!iu7, and o come up for second read
lug and final passago at a special
meeting of Hiild Council to be held Silt,
urdiiy May 11th, l'.iu7, at H o'clock
P. M.
Pv orib r of the Council of Oregon
city.
W. A. lil.MR'K,
Hcc-order.
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