Morning enterprise., May 10, 1911, Page 4, Image 4

MORNING KNTBKTlUaK WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1911.
OMIGIIY TEAII
READY FOX COM
A
CROSS, WILSON, SHIAHAN AND
NARORIAVCS WILL ENTER
, TRI-ETATB MEET.
Tbe Oregon City klgh school ath
letic (NO leave S Wednesday BH
ing for Eugene, to participate la the
trt-atate ireet, which will be held Fri
day and Saturday of thla week. There
r four men on the local team, and
they will form a strong aggregatloa
In the relay race. Ernest Cross ts
entered In the 100 yard dash and the
210 yard run, Kent Wilson la the 440
yard run. Joe Sheahaa la the 100 yard
dash. 820 yard run and high Jump,
and Harry Hargreares la the 100 yard
daah, 220 yard run aad pole vault.
.All of the boys are la the relay team.
and promise to make a atrong bid
for points.
N. W. Bowland, principal of the
Eaatham building, and Bothwell Ari
sen and Thornton Howard will loare
Thursday to attend the meet. Joe
Sheahaa will be quartered at the Beta
Theta H Fraternity during his stay
In Eugene.
Logger Loses Suit Case."
S. 8- Johnson complained to the po
ilc that he had been robbed of a
dress suit case containing a suit of I
clothes, a blanket, shirts, etc. He
said he was on his way south to a
lumber camp. Johnson estimated his
loss at $25. He said he left the bag
in a saloon, and when he went back it
was gone.
Bridge to Close fee Rose Festival.
WASHINGTON, D. C. May . The
War Department will not obect to clos
ing the drawbridges for two hours
on! June 7 on account of the Rose Fes
tival parade at Portland. When ad
vised by Congressman Lafferty that
Portland would make such a request
Captain Johnstone, to whom such re
quest would be referred, said he
thought there would be no objection
by the War Department.
QUEEN MARY'S DOUBLE.
The Lovely Crown Princess o
Roumania. Who Likes Americans.
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cnowx PBiwrmM of rocmawta.
The crown prince of (ou mania.
grauJ(lanlitT or Qucn Vietoris. who
Is to reprment her hiiMlunde t-onntry
at the coronation of lit-r coiiHin. King
George of EoKlsnd. i-ourr a triUug re
semblance to Queen alary, slthntigii the
crown prince Is by fsr l lie letter
looking of the twa Tbe crown prin
cess wS tbe Princess Marie of 8axe-
Oobarg, daughter of tbe late Trince Ai
ded of Saxs-Coburg and of tbe Grsnd
Duchess Marie of Russia, so sunt to
the ciar. Altbotigb tbe 8axe-Coburg
princesses were considered royal beau
ties, yet none of them made twpeciallj
good matches. Pin cess Marie, tbe eld
est marrying tbe Insignificant Penli
aand, heir to tbe Ron man Ian throne,
shortly after all Europe bail Ix-en en
tertained with tbe story of hi live af
fair with Mile. Helen Vacerew o. one of
the waiting maids of bis sunt. Queen
Elizabeth of Roumani. Although Prin
ce Marie's married life w lib the
gloomy and not very popnlnr erown
prince has not been a psrtlcnliirly hap
py one, she commands tbe n.liulrarlon
and devotloo of the Rouinsnluns. In
every possible way she has tried to
ameliorate their condition, lending her '
name and Influence to even worthy
charity In tbe RoiiiiiHnlnu :ilinl and
endesvorlng to poptilnrlxe th nntlonaf
embroideries. Isces and Jewe ry. Prin
cess Marie, nnllke Queen M -ry. likes
Americans and encourage them to
Visit the Roumanian capital.
. Street. Oregoa City, Oregon, froca a
point lot feet weet of the westerly
Ha of Mala Street westerly to the
east Jine or water Street, will be
received by the Recorder of Oregoa
uty. oregoa, vatil 4 O'clock P. M.
N of May 26th. 1111. plans aad speci
fications containing further informs
tloa aad the kind of Improvement
to be made win be furnished upoa
application to aald City Recorder.
Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check for' a aum equal to
nve pr centum of the total amount
of the bid, which aum will be sub-
Ject to forfeiture 4o Oregon City In
case or the raUore or tbe successful
bidder herein to furnish the required
bonds and enter Into a written con
tract ror sal a work. If called upoa to
do so, within the time) specified for
tbe same la tbe Ordinance providing
ror saia street improvement
rropoeais must oe made npton
blanka furnished by Oregoa City.
The right to reject any or all blda
or to accept any bid considered most
favorable to Oregon City la hereby
reservea.
Each proposal must- state the
time required for lh completion of
tne entire Improvement work of
said street which Improvement work
must be done according to the Or
dinance of Oregon City and the
charter thereof, and the plans 4nd
specifications governing aald work.
Each bidder Is required to furnish
separate figures for the doing of all
concrete work with Clackamas river
sand and gravel and for the-cover
ing of such concrete work with one-
half Inch wearing coat
This notice Is published pursuant
to an order of the City Council of
Oregon City, mad and entered at
a special, meeting thereof held May
8th. lfll.
U. STTPP. Recorder.
Notice For Bide.
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro
posals for constructing and laying a
sewer along Ninth Street from Tay
lor Street to Washington Street
with vitrified terra cotta pipe having
an interior diameter of 12 Inches
and an 8 inch sewer laid along Tay
lor Street from Seventh to Twelfth
Street shall empty Into a septic
tank, located at Twelfth street Can
yon and constructed of concrete and
ssid sewer shsll have the necessary
manholes, lam pholes.. laterals and
connections, will be received by tbe
Recorder of Oregon city. Oregon,
until 4 o'clock P. St. of May 25th,
1911. Plans and specifications con
taining further information and the
kind of sewer to be laid will be fur
alshed upon application to said Re
corder. Each bid must be scconi-
paniea oy a reriinea cneck ror a
sum equal to five per centum of the
total amount of the bid. which sum
will be subject to forfeiture to Ore
gon City In case of the failure of the
successful bider herein to furnish
the required bonds and enter Into a
written contract for said work. If
called upon so to .do, within the
time specified for the same In the
Ordinances providing for said sew
er. Proposal must be made upon
blanks furnished by Oregon City.
The right to reject any or all bids
or to accept any bid conslderd most
favorable to Oregon City Is hereby
reserved.
Each proposal must state the time
required for the completion of tbe
Said bonds are to be dated the
20th day of April, 1011. aad shall
mature la tea years frosa the date
thereof, aad be payable) la gold coin
of the iralted fcUatee or America,
- aad shsll bear Interest at th rate
of all per centum per aaaum. In
terest payable semi-annual, aald ln
tereet to be evidenced by coupons
attached to aald bonds, provided
however, the right to take up or
cancel aald bonds upon the payment
of the face) thereof with all ac
accrued Interest to the date of pay
ment of any semi- annual Interest
paying period, at or "after one year
from th date of said bond. Is lere
by reeerved to Oregon City.
Section t. The Treasurer of Ore
gon City Is hereby directed to cred
it upon receiving th purchase
price of aald bonds, the face value
thereof aad accrued Interest to th
Improvement fund (Center) and
all premiums to the general fund
of Oregon City.
Section s. Whereas th City
Council of Oregon City hss hereto
fore found that th condition of aald
Center Street was and la dangerous
to the health and safety of the pub
lic, and has let a contract for the
Immediate Improvement of the same
and whereas the said street Is atill
In such condition so ss to be danger
ous to the health and safety of the
public, and that It Is necessary to
provide funds for the continuance
of the Improvement thereof, and
that said continuance Is necessary
for the Immediate preservation of
the health and safety of the public.
in tne judgment of the City Council
of Oregon City an emergency ea
ists; therefore this ordinance shsll
take effect and be In fore Immedi
ately upon Its approval by the May
or. Read first time and ordered pub
lished at a special meeting or the
City Council, held on tbe 8th day of
May, lsii, and to come up for sec
ond reading and final passage at
special meeting to be held on th
18lh day of May, 1911.
I 8TIPP, Recorder
the Secretary of Stale, February
22ad. 1192. a amended by an act
entitled "An Ace to amend sections
1. I 3. 4. a. . aad T of an Act en
titled, "An Act to provide) for th
(sua nee of bonds for th Improve
ments of streets snd the laying of
Sewers In Incorporated Cities and
the paymeat of th coats of such
Improvements snd laying of Sewers
by Installments,' filed la the office
of the Secretary of State, February
'22nd. 1192, approved February 21th.
1901 and subsequent amendatory
acta passed by the Legislative As
sembly of the 8tate of Oregon; Th
Mayor and Recorder are hereby
authorised and directed to execute
Improvement bonds of Oregon City,
""Oregon, aad deliver the asm to the.
Treasurer of Oregon City, who shsll
retain said bonds until ordered by
. the Flonnc Committee of the Conn
ell of Oregon City to deliver ssid
bonds to the successful purchaser
thereof, who shsll pay to said
Treasurer the amount bid for said
bonds.
Said bonds are Issued for the pay
ment of a portion of the cost of Im
proving thst part of Washington
Street, Oregon City, described
above, and ahall not exceed the aum
of 962S9.C3 In the sggregste.
The denomination of said bonds
shsll be as folio a: One for I3S9.83
and Twelve for $500 00 each. y
Said bonds sre to be dsted th
30th dsy of April. 19M. and shall
mature In ten years from the date
thereof, and be payable In gold coin
of the United 8tatea of America, and
bear Interest at the rate of six per
rentum per annum, Interest payable
semi-annual, said Interest to be eVI
denced by coupons attached to each
bond, provided however, the right
to take up or cancel said bonds upon
the payment of fb-face' thereof
with all accruVd Interest to the dste
of payment of any semi-annual In
terest paying period, at or after one
year from, th date of said bond, Is
hereby reserved to Oregon City
Section 2. The Treasurer of Ore-
work must be done according to the
Ordinances of Oregon City and the
charter thereof, and tbe plana and
specificstlons governing said work.
This notice is published pursuant
to an order of the City Council of
Oregon City, made and entered at
a special meeting thereof held May
8th, 1911.
U 8TIPP. Recorder.
WANTED Two furnished house
' keeping rooms for man and wtr.
' Call Enterprise o trice.
Notice for Bids.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed
" proposals for furnishing all labor
? and material for improving Twelfth
Ordinance No.
An Ordinance authorizing the issu
snce of the improvement bonds in
pursuance of sn act of legislature
In the State of Oregon, known as
"Tbe Bonding Act" as the same has
been amended.
Oregon City does ordain as follows:
Section 1. That In pursuance of
applications of owners of property
to pay certain assessments for the
improvement of Center 8treet. Ore
gon City, Oregon, from the north
line of Seventh to the north line
of Ninth Street; as provided by an
set of the legislative assembly of
State of Oregon, entitled "An
Act to provide for the Issuance for
the improvements of Streets snd
the laying of Sewers In incorpor
ated Cities and for the payment of
the costs of such Improvements and
laying of Sewers by Installments,
"filed In the office of the Secretary
of State, February 22nd, 1893, as
smended by an act entitled, 'AN
Act to amend sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 6,
r, and 7 of sn Act entitled, 'AN Act
to provide for the Issuance of bonds
for the Improvement of Streets and
laying of Sewers In Incorporated
Cities and the payment of the costs
of such Improvements snd laying of
Sowers by Installments, 'filed In
the office of the Secretary of State,
February 22nd, 1893. "approved
February 28th. 1901 and subsequent
amendatory acts thereto passed by
the Legislative Assembly of the
Stste of Oregon; The Mayor snd
Recorder are hereby authorized and
directed to execute Improvement
bonds of Oregon City, Oregon, and
deliver the same to the Treasurer
of Oregon City, who shall
the Finance Committee of the Coun
cil of Oregon City . to deliver, said
bonds to the successful purchaser
thereof, who shsll pay to said
Treasurer tbe amount bid for ssid
bonds.
Bald bonds are Issued for the pay
ment of a portion of tbe cost of
Improving that portion of said Cen
ter Street described above. Oregon
City, and ahall not exceed the sum
of $5604.29, In the aggregate.
The denomination of said bonds
shall be as follows: One for $104.28,
and eleven for $500.00 each
Ordinance No. .
An ordinance to regulate weights and
measures, and tbe use thereof, and
he use of Instruments and contain
era used to determine weights and
measures; 10 provide for th cre
ation and appointment of a board
of Inspectors of weights and meas
urea, and prescribing their duties.
and to provide punishment for s
violation of this ordinance.
Oregon City does ordain as fol
lows:
Section 1. Immediately after the
golngnto effecf onhls ordlnsnce
the Mayor of Oregon-City shall
nominate and appoint, by and with
the consent of the City Council of
uregon city, ror-the purpose of In
specting aud regulating weights and
measures In Oregon City, and the
use of Instruments snd containers
used to determine weights - and
measures, a board or three members,
who shall be called The Board of
Inspectors of Weights and Meas
ures, whose term of office shall con
tinue for one year from the first
day of July, 1911. and until their
successors sre sppolnted and quali
fied, all of whom shsll serve without
salary or other remunerstion.
Section 2. It shsll be tbe duty of
the board of Inspectors of weights
and measures, during the first week
in May. ijii, snd not lexr often
thsn quarterly thereafter, to make
such Inspection as It shall deem
adequate to determine the correct
ness or incorrectness of Instruments
and containers used to determine
weights an1 measures, and any
shortage In any thing or commodity
sold within Oregon City, by whom
said Instruments or containers are
used and by whom things or com
modities are sold short, and 1m
mediately thereafter to report to tbe
City Council Its findings and tbe re
sult of Its Inspection.
section 3. Every person doing
nnsineHs in Oregon City refusing to
permit the Board of Inspectors of
weights and measures to Insoect nnv
Instruments and containers used to
determine weights or measures
uaed In ssid business, upon applies
tion of said Board shall be guilty of
a misdemeanor, and upon conviction
thereof shall be punished as herein
after provided.
section 4. Every person who
shall sell anything or commo-'ltv in
Oregon City that Is more than one
per cent short of the amount repre
sented, or who shsll use any Instru
ment or container In bis business
that weighs or measures more than
one per cent short of that which Is
the true weight or. measure, shall
be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor
and upon conviction thereof shall
be punished ss hereinafter provided
Section 5. Upon the receipt by
the City Council of the report of
the Board of Inspectors of weights
ana measures, the City Council shall
consider tbe aald report, and Jf
therefrom It shall determine that
this ordinance has been violated by
any person, the said City Council
shall eause th offender to be com
plained against, arrested and prose
cuted.
8ectlon 6. Every person convict
ed of a violation of any of the pro
visions of this ordinance shall be
punished by a fine of not less than
twenty-five dollars nor more than
one hundred dollars, or by Imprison'
ment In th city jail for not less
than twelve .nor more than fifty
days, or by both fine and Imprison'
ment.
Read first time and ordered pub
lished at a apeclal meeting of th
City Council on th 8th day of May,
i9ii, and to come np for final pas
sage and second reading at a meet
ing or tbe said council on the 18th
day of May, 1911.
l 8TIPP, Recorder.
upon recelrng the purchase price of
aald bonds, the face vslue thereof
and accrued Interest to the Iraprov
ment fund (Washington Street),
and all premiums to the general
fund of Oregon City.
Section 8. Whereas' the City
Council or Oregon City has hereto
fore found that the condition of said
Washlngto 8Lwss and Is dangerous
to the health and safety of the pub
lic, and baa let a contract for the.
Immediate Improvement of the
same, and whereas the ssid street
Is still In such condition so as to be
dngeroua to the hearth and safety
of the public, snd that It Is neces
sary to provide funds for the con
tinuance of tbe Improvement there
of, and that said continuance la
necessary for the Immediate pre
servation of the health and safety
of Ihe public,- in tbe Judgment of
me vuj i ounru or uregon Lily an
emergency exlMts; therefore this
ordinance shsll lake effect and be
In force Immediately upon Ha ap
proval by the Mayor
Kesd first time snd ordered puh-
iisoeii st a special meeting of th
City Council of Oregon City, held
on the 8th day of May. 1911.
U 8TIPP. Recorder.
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of $500 00, approved by th Mayor
- and. Recorder, and conditioned io
- the holder of such lloense will not
permit any nntawrul or disorderly
conduct In such "room." or allow
any minor to frequent or loiter In or
about the same, and that he or they
will rslthfully comply wltB all of th
conditions of this ordinance, in toe
conduct or such pool or billiard
Section 4. Every pool or billiard
room la Oregon City, shall be local
ed upon th ground floor, aad th
' front wall or such room shall be so
constructed, the entire width there
of, that a clear unobstructed
4 may be had from th street of ev
ery Dart of tbe Interior of such
room by persons passing along th
same upon th sidewalk. oucn
front shall he made or transparent
lass to within not less than four
feet of th level or the sidewalk
along the front of such room. There
shall be no screens, partitions or
other obstructions la such room,
whstever, and no doors or entrances
Into any other room or rooms there
from, (except toilet). The fee for
a license under thla ordinance, In
addition to that mentioned In sec
tion t of ordlnsnre No. 207. or Ore
gon City, shall be $10.00 per quarter.
Section 8. It ahall b unlawful for
the proprietor or arty pool or billiard
room In Oregon City, his agent or
employee,-to permit any form of
gambling therein, or any gamea
with cards or dice or other contriv
ance, whatever, or to keep or per
mit to be kept open any such pool
or billiard room later than eleven
(III o'clock P. M. of every day or to
open the same earlier than seven
(7) O'clock A. M. of every day. Ex
cept on days previous to the first
day of the week, election days and
holidays when such places may
keep open till Midnight.
8ectloo 8. It ahall be unlawful
for the proprietor of any pool or
billiard room In Oregon Cilxv his
agent or employee to permit-any
minor to enter or loiter In or about
gon City la hereby directed lo cfedirr "'oh room' or lo "" ,B or Ur
any game oi poni or oiniaruo inerrin
or any other game or chsnce either
for amusement or otherwise. And
any minor who shsll enter or loiter
In or about any such room, or who
shsll engsge In any game of pool or
billiards therein or attempt to en
gsge In any such gsme, or any other
gam of chance' either for amuse
ment or otherwise or such propri
etor or employee as aforesaid shsll
upon conviction thereof be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall
be punished as hereinafter provided.
tkm aV It shall be unlawful
for any person or persons obtslnlng
a license under this ordtnsnce to I
suffer or permit the plsrlng of any
lewd pictures upon Ihe well of such J
room, or the dlsplsy therein of any ,
freaks, or nude ststuea therein, or
to have In such room anything ex
cept pool and billiard tables, and
the neceaasry chairs for tbe con
venience of the patrons of th same.
No license under this ordinance
J ahall be transferable to another.
without ihe consent of the City
Council.
Section .7. Thsl ordinance No.
369, entitled an ordinance providing
for tbe licensing and regulating of
billiard, -pool and card rooms and
to prevent minors tinder the age of I
eighteen years from frequenting the
sine, its s as
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For a limited Urn th Mornmg ntarpris WW be told to paid la advance
subeerlbers as follows: , w . .
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mi yoer name and remittance. -
Ordinance No. .
An ordinance authorizing the Issuance
of Improvement bonds In pursuance
of an act of legislature in the Bute
of Oregon, known as "The Bonding
Act" ss the same has been amended.
Oregon City does ordain as fol
lows: Section 1. That In pursuance of
applications of owners or property
to pay certain assessments ror the
Improvement of Washington Street,
Oregon City, Oregon, from the south
line of Second Street to th south
line or Seventh Street; as provided
by an act of the legislative Assem
bly of the State of Oregon, entitled
"An Act to provide for th lssuanc
of bond for the improvements of
streets and th laying of Sewers In
Incorporated Cities and ror th pay
ment of the coats of such Improve-
mefUfid th tnylftgjbf 8wra by-Lame time file with si Id Reenrd. J
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Ordinance No.
An ordinance to license snd regulate
, pool and billiard rooms In Oregon
ity, snd prohibiting csrds and
games or cnance inerein, and pro-
nininng minora rrom frequenting
the same, and defining the place
wnere surn rooms msy be conducted
and the manner of the front of the
same, snd prohibiting screens, lewd
pictures snd other attractions there
in, and doors and connections Into
other rooms therefrom. Also giving
me neopie or tne ward In which such
room is proiKised the right to remon
strst sgainat tbe same, snd reserv
h . mf council tne right to re.
ruse a llrenae In Ha discretion, snd
providing the manner that applrsnta
for pool or billiard room license
shull follow In applying for the
ssme. snd repealing ordinances Nos,
and 4o7. Oregon City. Oregon
uregon City does ordain as fol
lows:
Section 1. Every person desiring
to carry on a pool or billiard room
in Oregon City, shall first obtain a
license therefor In the msnner fol
lowing, to-wlt: Application for such
license shsll be made, by petition
to tne i:ity Council, and such petl
Hon shall be signed by the snnll
cant or applicants, and shall state
tne particular place where such
"room" Is to be located, and the
time for which such license Is de-
sirea. Notice shall also be given by
the party or parties deslrlnc aneh
license, by publishing the same for
two consecutive weeks in a news
paper of general circulation In Ore
gon uty, and such notice shall
state tne place where such "room
Is to be located, and the time when
such application will be made to the
Council, and tbe same ahall also be
niea with the City Recorder. Bo
rore such application for license
snail be granted, and license or.
dered Issued. It ahall receive the an.
provsl, by vote, of the majority of
ioe memoers or the City Council.
Section 2. The registered voters
of the ward In which such pool or
Diinsra room la proposed In the pe
tition and notice above mentioned.
may file at any time prior to the
time for the hearing of such peti
tion, a remonstrance with the Re
corder, againat th granting of tbe
same. And, ir upon the hearing of
such petition and remonstrance,
the Council find that a majority of
the registered voters of such ward
have remonstrated . against the
granting of such license, then the
same shall be denied. And, In case
less than a majority of sach regis
tered voters have remonstrated,
. and the Council deem It against the
best Interests of the community to
. grant such license, they may refuse
to grsnt the same. And when a
license hss been refused by the
Council, for either of tbe reasons
above, no further applications for a
1lcens from such ward for a pool
or billiard room therein, may be tak
en up ana considered again, until
tbe expiration of a period of three
months from the time of th hearing
last referred to.
. -rBectlon 2. When th petition for
a license under thla ordinance has
been grsnted, and the fee for tbe
same has been paid to th. r.
Treasurer and bis receipt therefor
filed with the City Recorder, the
Recorder shall lasue a license to the
twiur. or petitioners, provided
thst such applicants, shall .k.
. . , - - luq
proved Msrcb 6ih, 1807, and an or
dlnsnre No. 4S7, entitled an ordl
nance to amend section one of or
dinance No. 349, approved March t,
1907, ss amended by ordinance No.
438 or Oregon City Oregon, and re
pealing section 2, or said ordinance
No. 430. passed Dec. 15, 1909, and
approved same date, be and the
same are each hereby repealed.
Section 8. Any person violating
any of the provisions of this or
dinance, shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor, and upon conviction
thereof, before the Mayor or Record
er, shall be fined In any aum not ex
ceeding Fifty Dollars, or by im
prisonment for any term, not ex
ceeding, twenty five days or by both
such fine and Imprisonment.
Read first time and ordered pub
lished at a special meeting of the
City Council held on the 8th day
of May and to come np for second
reading and final passage at a spe
cie! meeting to be held on the 18th
dsy of May, 1911.
L 8TIPP, Recorder. -
Ordinance No. .
An ordinance providing for building a
Dram culvert from Fourteenth
Street northerly to Fifteenth Street
Oregon City, Oregon.
Oregon city does ordain as fol
lows:
Section 1. It Is hereby provided
thst a concrete drain culvert having
wans ana arch s inch thick on
foundation of 8 Inches of concrete
and culvert to be 8 feet Inches
deep by 3 feet wide and shall be
constructed from Fourteenth Street
Oregon City, Oregon, at the Intersec
Hon of John Adams Street along
Jono Adams Street to Fifteenth
Street lo divert the water from Kan
sas City Canyon Into tbe Abernathy
ureea.
oecuon z. mere la hereby ap
propnatea out of the general fund
sizug.w or so much thereof aa I
necessary to pay for said culvert.
owuon s. wnereas the water
rowing down said Canyon, floods
Washington Street and renders tbe
same impssslble and dangerous and
it Is necessary for the Immediate
protection of . the aald street and
persons traveling over the same that
mis culvert be built Immediately
therefore thla ordinance) shsll be In
force and take effect Immediately
upon its approval by tbe Mayor,
Read first time and ordered pub
lished at a apeclal meeting of the
City council or Oregon City, held
on the 8th day of May, 1911, and to
come up for second reading and
final passage at a special meeting to
be held on the 18th day of May, 1911
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