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HORNING ENTERPRISE
OREGON CITY, OREGON
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CITY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER.
July 25 In American i History.
1S14 Bottle of Landy's Law. Canada,
between British and Americans,
one of the fiercest struggles ever
fooght on American soil.
1363 General Sam Houston. Texas pa
triot, at on time governor of Ten
' lessee and later of Tezaa. died at
Huntsnile. Tex.; bora 1793.
1909 Elizabeth Tajlor Dandrtge,
. daughter of President Zaehary
Taylor and mlatresa of the White
'" Hons during his term, died at
Winchester, Ta.; bora 1824
1910 Thomas H. Looker, rear admiral
TJ. 8. N. (retired), died; bora 1829.
James Albert Hawk, rear admiral
TJ. 8. N. (retired), died; bora 1841.
ASTRONOMICAL. EVENTS.
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' ' V 1
LAND VALUES AND STEEL TRUST.
'"
Herbert Knox Smith, United SUtes
. Commissioner; , of . Corporations, has
rendered a valuable public service In
his report on the United States Steel
1 Corporation. He 'shows that at the
. time of the formapon of the trust
'there was back of Its 11,400,000,000 of
capitalization tangible values of but
1682,000,000. Of this f682.000.000 only
' $250,000,009 represented - manufactur
ing properties. The remainder con
sisted largely of mining lands and
transportation facilities. So without
. counting any of the land values which
must have beenlncluded In manufac
turing properties, the trust still owned
land value enough to cover half of
the tangible value of Its assets. If
the trust's valuation be accepted in
stead of Mr. Smith's, the proportion
of land value la still greater, for It
valued ore lands at $700,000,000 which
ir. 8mlth counts as worth but $100,
000,000. The trust's valuation of this
Use Common
i
Sense In
! Judging Others'
Actions
In Order to Do This IN
TOLERANCE, PASSION.
PREJUDICE and IM
PUGNING MOTIVES
Mast Be Eliminated 0
By Dr.CHARLE5 R. VAN HISE. President of Wisconsin University
ONE must remember that among ninetv-tLree million people
"of different nationalities there is a wide variation of be
liefa, methods and early training which shape the child 'ac
cordingly. SINCE OF NECESSITY ONE'S IDEAS AND IDEALS ARE SO
LARGELY A FUNCTION OF HIS ENVIRONMENT ONE NEEDS TO
USE THE WIDEST KNOWLEDGE AND MOST SYMPATHETIC AP
PRECIATION IN JUDCINQ OF THE -ACTIONS AND PURPOSES OF
OTHERS.
for one who would go to a high place there is nothing MORE
necessary and nothing more difficult than capacity to deal with his
fellow men in a FAIR, REASONABLE and CIIARITABLE way,
for this involves capacity to appreciate his point of view.
I fsaa'ea Wll 4 SJ BT a a an a a saj sfbCscr lllrAla a u Ma a. a aa, A
SHOULD ALL BE ELIMINATED.
To credit s man with good motives is a LONO step toward judg
ing him with CHARITY. The very fact that a man in met on a high
plane is a POTENT factor in his living tip to that plane.
In suggesting that other men shall be credited with honesty and
their views respected . there is no thought of intimating that one
should not adhere strongly to his" own convictions, but that be should
eon-ider SEPARATELY the man and his ideas.
or land accounts for snoot of tha
capitalization that outsiders would
consider but "water."
Mr. Smith further reports that since
1901 tha tangible values have increas
ed to $1,117,000,000. This seems to
Indicate In tha absence of other In
formation that the trust's valuation
baaed on earning capacity waa not
far from wrong under ezlattng condi
tions. The concluding part of Mr. Smith's
report Is aa follows:
-Thus the Industry Itself rests
physically on the ore, the corporation
based one-half Its capitalization on
the ore. Its profits on dre, as will later
be shown are large, and fn the ore Is
Its highest degree of concentration
and control. The ore therefore Is of
primary significance In the corpora
tion's dominance, and In that resource
chiefly are Involved the Industry "s
problems of ultimate public interest"
What la the obvious moral to be
drawn from these facts? Is It not
that the way to break the steel mo
nopoly Is to break Its grip on natural
resources? Why should not these
ore lands be assessed and taxed at
the trust's own valuation?
o
If a man has reached the Ideal that
he once set before him he should at
once set up a still higher one and
seek to attain It. The climbing neces
sary will mske for the strengthening
of his character and the broadening
of his vision.
Nearly thirty thousand million dol
lars have been the cost to Europe of
the armed truce of the last twenty
five years, and to this country the
post has been proportionate. What a
parody upon our vaunted Christian
civilization.
e
Notwithstanding the testimony of
five experts to the contrary, a bank
wrecker haa been Judged sane and
must stand his trial. That la one of
the sanest decisions in such cases that
has been rendered In a long time.
Real Estate Transfers.
Jsmes W. Mill to E D. Olds, lsnd
In Clackamas county: $1.
Otis ' O. and Johanna Morris to
George A. and Ella Bliss. 35 acres of
section 33. townshp 3 south, range
east: $3,850.
Jsmes Forbes- to Fritz Niklas and
Albert Herbert. 15.81 acres of sections
9 and 16. township 2 south, range
east: $5,000.
A. P. and Blanche M. Garrison to
C W. Michael. .89 acre sections 20
snd 21 township 2 south, rsnge 1 east;
$3,000.
THE MORNING ENTERPRISE
ts on sale at the following stores
every day:
Huntley Broa.Drhgs
Main Street.
J. W. McAnulty Cigars
' Seventh and Main.
Secrest Confectionery o
Main near Sixth. a
M. E. Dunn Confectionery
Next door to P. O.
City Drug 8tore
Electric Hotel.
Walter Little Confectionery
614 Seventh Street
M. Volkmar Drugs v
Seventh near Center. -.
Schoenborn Confectionery 4
Seventh and Q. Adams. 4-
A Deadlock.
"Burton's man-tape with tbat heir
ess will never come off."
-Why notr
"She won't marry bim till he's paid
all his debts, snd be can't pay bis
debts till she marries him." London
Telegraph.
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KIBITlllSmiN CLASS WITH DOCS
(Continued from pate J.).
health of sickly souls but proposes
to spiritually Invigorate sickly souls
so that they can withstand the rough
places snd detest their temptations.
"It is this experience which muzzles
the enemies of Christianity and de
monstrates the practicability of re
ligion. "The restraints of spiritual religion
are aa sufficient a muzzle If worn to
prevent Individuals from indulging In
the lying habit. A muzzle, figurative
ly speaking, prevents from utterance
and no one can deny the moral neces
sity of truth speaking. Kvery He
told for purposes of deception is a
sisb at society. The good of one U
the good af all and the Injury of oue
is the hurt of all The solidarity of
human society Is a Christian truth.
A dry goods salesman who falsifies
concerning quality of the teztute ou
the countr for the sake of maklug a
speedy sale, is guilty of a crime
against the human family. There are
no white lies permitted in ihe realm
of truth. The liar, whether white or
black shall have his portlou with the
lather of liars which ia-tba, devil.
Pygmies 8oot From Bfhfnd. '.
"This golden muzzle Is 'needed these
days in order to prevent backbitiug.
Tbe pygmies of Africa arj said to be
the most deceptive beings alive. Tney
shoot from ambush their poisoued ar
rows snd their victim peiUtiea with
out knowing or seeing bis destroyer.
Modern backbiters are more cruel than
the Arican pygmies. They shoot, st
their neighbor behind hi back vile
insinuations which tend lo destroy bis
reputation as a citizen and which in
jure his influence for good. Back
biters are classified by St. Paul in the
same category with hater. o( IRki.
Dogs which bite and snap at travellers
are muzzled by the Uw or' else shot
on the ground of be tig a nuisance.
But human beings ar allowed to go
scott free no m alter bow destructive
their tongues are in th-J deally effects
of persistent and satanlc biting behind
the bark of ther neUbbon. The Spir
it of the Golden Rule if applied to these
backbiters would prevent them from
continuing their cruelie-t of speech.
"Tattling la a form .if speeca which
should be and would be muzzled if
tbe Christ Spirit prevailed. This is a
sin described by St. Paul as being
committed by 'busy bodies, silly wom
en' going about from house to house,
idlers speakng thiuKs iilca they
ought nut to speak. They are also des
cribed as 'whisperers'. By their busy
body method, banks have t-een wreck
ed, strong men injured in useful re j
forms snd a whole community aronsed
to strife and bitter hatred fomented
amongst celgbbors. ' Behold bow great
a forest a Htfle fire klndleth! And
the tongue Is a fire which when used
for gossip and tattling, starts the
flames of Gehenne, according to the
testimony of St. James. (See James 3;
5 6.)
Drinking Churchmen Scored.
Mr. Hayworth at this point applied
the subject ss related to the drink ha
bit and said. "Any church member
who goes into a saloon and emerges
therefrem wiping his mouth gives evi
dence that he like tbe sow
has returned to her wallowing In the
mire. Church members, who have
discarded their muzzles of Christian
vows and church covenants and faith
pledges to decency and temperance, by
so doing bring disgrace upon them
selves, hinder the work of Christ snd
are the worst kind of stumbling-blocks
to the non-cburchman. Tbe non
churchman has respect for Christian
ity only to tbe extent which he sees
it exemplified in the conduct of those
who profess it.''
Mr. Hayworth proceeded to excori
ate the habit which many young men
have formed In loafing around the
cigar jtores, pool rooms snd skating
rinks. These places he said, "are as
a general rule, haunts where tbe In
dolent snd tbe vile resort snd consti
tute poor company for an ambitious
CRUCIAL TLTT IN RACE IS AT HAND
(Continued from Page li)
A word to the leaders of the mo
ment: Don't get the Idea tbat because I
you are a Ittie ahead Just at this min-1
ute, that you hsve a patent on tbat i
position You know It isn't always
the "pole horse ' that wins the rsce. !
You may imagine yourself to be a sure ,
Inner because you lead: but keep ,
in mind this special vote offer for (his ;
weeK. Kirne or your com petit tors may ,
get three or four clubs and you only,
two or three then you would not feel
quite so safe. An ounce of prevention
Is worth a "ton'' of cure; better keep
at It every minute this week.
Now Is Time To Work. i
A word to those who appear to be 1
behind (We did not bear from a few i
of the candidates in district No. 2 '
Monday). They may have enough to
put them in the lead. Don't Imagine
that because your opponent Is a lit
tle ahead that you are a loser. I
Par from it. You may be more suo-1
cessful this week than theyf you can ;
it j'ju kiii iry , go ai u now lor near
life. Your chances are as good as
tbe rest Work hard this week and
rest, next If necessary. JJUT DO IT
NOW.
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. VOTE COUPON.
- ' GOOD FOR ONE VOTE.
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This coupe when neatly clipped and properly filled In with the
name of the candidate you wish to vote for. win h ,. ..
vote.
Name of candidate
Address
This couron Is void after July 29th.
Cut on lines. Don't roll. Send In flat
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GOOD FOR TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED VOTES.
I wish to Nominate Miss.
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Address ..
Nomlnsted by.
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-.nT?1. nm,n,l0,, Mm, when
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w uui. uii. ( 1 1 inmmm nr.ii
and dean hearted youn man. iae
pool rooms and bimara Dans ne saiu.
are Brat cousins to the saloon and
the saloons art vestibules of helL
The minister closed his remarks by
telling the story of a travelling sales
man who was selling jewels. He be
came careless In the care of his own
person, his finger nslls were not mani
cured, his linen wss soiled, his hands
jm. Tha nouae- ror wnirn
travelling noticed a falling off of sales
and Inquired Into the reason and dis
covered that their representative was
exhibiting their Jewels in ine repuls
ive background of finny " "u
nti.lv neraon. He was dismissed.
"How much more necessary Is It ftf
the bearers of rellgfon to be clean
nrallr and unspotted from the world.
in ordr that tbe enimtes oi ren'n
may be won and tbe cause oi v ori
strengthened?" asked Mr. Mayworth.
LATEST MARKETS
Hints (Buvlnx-Green hides, Sc
to c; salters, 6Ve JHc; dry hid.
12C to HC Sbltp peiia. ZiMJ ec
each.
nRiEn FRl'lTJh tocal prices are
firm at from Sc to 10o on apples atyl
prunes, peaches are ieo.
8ALT Selling 0C to oc zor noe.
50 lb. ssck. half grouno o; t ror
100 lb sacks.
Portland Vegetable Markets.
SACK VEGETABLES Carrots,
$1.150110 per sark; parsnips, S1.2S
(Jl 60; turnips. ii :0?i ; oeeis.
1160.
VEGETABLES Atpsragus, . fOcfJ
I1.T5 per crate; esbbage, sew, ft per
hundredweight; cauliflower. SLaOO
11.75 per dozen; celery, California, 75c
frtOc per duaen: eucumoera. si.ftuu
$115 per dozen; eIPant 15 per lb.;
garlic, 10C13 per pound; lettuce.
50c per dozens hothouse lettuce, fl.50
till ear box: peaa. ecu lie per
pound; peppers. 30efJ!5c Pr pound;
radishes, 15c per dozen; rhubarb, Xe
03c per pound; sprouts, sc; tomatoes,
2e22&.
ONIONS Jobbing prices; Oregon
$2.75 per 100;' Australian. $3.50 per
100; Tezaa. $2.25 per crate: Califor
nia, $2 perorate
Oregon Cltv Stock Quotations,
HOGS Hogs are quoted lie lower.
From 125 lbs. to 150 lbs. ,e, from
150 Ilia, to 200 It. ISc.
VEAL CALVES Veal calves orlng
from Sc to loc according to grade.
BEEF 8TKERS "eet -teem for
the local markets art fetching Hcto
6 lie live weigat
SHEEP uVnna st e to 5e live
weight
BACON,' LARD and HAM. are Arm
Quotations ear Oregon City.
- POTATOES Best, Buying 1H cents
pound. '
FLOUR AND ' FEED Flour is
steady, selling from $5 to $5 30; vary
little of cheaper grades.
OATS (Buvsgi Gray, $23 to $24.
white, from $2$ to $2C. .
BUTTER (Baying) Ordinary
country brings from 15c to 30c,
fancy dairy from 2 Or to 22c. cream
ery 22c to 2Sc
EGGS Best grade 25 cents.
POULTRY (Buying Firm with lit
tie good stock offered. Good hens are
bringing 12c. Old roosters sre In poor
demand, broilers bring from 16c, to 18c,
with good demand.
WOOL (Bur.ngl ool prices are
ranging from 14 to 17 cents.
FEED Shorts $29 to $30; rolled
barley. $31.50 to $32.50; process bar
ley. $33: whole Corn, $31 to $32:
cracked com. $32 to $33; wheat $32
to $33: oil meat 153: Shady Brook
j dairy feed, $1.25 per hundred pounds.
mat iBnytng.i Timothy IIS to
j $17; clover $9 to $10: oat hay, best,
$12; mixed. $10 to $12: alfalfa, $12 to
,n.
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! Whips!!
We Give 'Em Away
WITH EACH SS PURCHASE
WE WILL OIVE YOU A 11.23
RAWHIDE BUGGY WHIP.
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Dealers In Wool, Flour, Hay,
Grain, Feed, Coal, Salt, Sugar
Oregon
Commission Co
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. Oregon City.
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Wants. For Sale, Etc.
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WANTED.
B0Y8
ONE SHARK Or TWO thous
and dollars I shall give to
every boy who sella to ten of his
friends a standard live-cent arti
cle each week Ihla summer. In
ADDITION lo Ihe big prize A
RKUl'UAR INCO.MR Is assured.
I'll tell you how. Make a list of
the ten names and addresses.
Bring It with you. You needn't
miss ball game or fishing trip.
Bring your parents If you
choose. Come early.
HUNTLEY BROS..
Oregon' City. Oregon,
WANTED Collectors to see my col
lection of sll sorts of curios, an-
. tlques, and Indian trinkets; stamps
for stamp collectors; coins for
numismatists, arrow heads for arch
eologlsts; etc I buy snd sell all
. sorts of curios; also all kinds of
secondhand furniture and tools.
George Young. Main, near Fifth
' street
WANTED Eight to ten hesd of est
tie to pasture at $150 per head,
per month. Address, W. F. Harris.
Oregon City.
WANTED You to know that the En
terprise Job printing department Is
- the most " complete la tne State,
outside Portland. Try It for your
nezt printing
FOR SALE Pianos snd Organs In the
store of tbe defunct A. 11. Sturyrs
furniture store; will be on sale t
the highest bidder beginning tujty
and to be miitlnued until dlspoiad
of by
sVTrWAKEFlELtt.
WK are offering several Gladstone
acreage tracts at very reasonable
figures for outside clients. It will
be worth your while to see us st
once. Cross A Hammond, Beaver
Bulhllng.
THERE never has been a disappoint
ed purchaser of Gladstone property.
A general and healthy growth and
rise In values hsve satisfied all.
The last sale of acreage was st $1100
per acre cash. This same property
was purchased only a few years
ago. at about $250 per acre. We are
authorized for outside clients to sell
ten acres on main Portland road
at a very low figure. Terms might
be had. Better see us without delay.
Croat A Hammond. .
FARM LOANS.
FARM LOANS Umiek Dlmlck.
Lawyers, Oregon City, Or.
ATTORNEYS.
O. D EBT. Attn rner-at Law. Money
i loaned, abstracts furnished, land
titles examined, eetatee salt lad, gwa
eraj law business. Over Bank 4
Oregon City.
ITREN A 8CHUKBEL, Attorneyet
Law, Deutacker Advekat will prac
tice In all courts, make oollectloat
and settlements. Office la Enter
prise Blda. Oregon Cltv. Oregon.
BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR.
KARKT JONES Builder and Genera)
Contractor. Estimates eheetfutl)
given on all classes of building
work, concrete walks ana ret a forced
. concrete. Res. phone Mala m.
INSURANCE.
K. IL COOPER, Foe fire Insursnef
and Real Estate. Let us hsndls
your properties we buy, soil and
exchange. Office In Bnterprtse
Hiag., Oregon City. Oregon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
I TAKE this means of notifying my
patients and the pubic that I will
be absent on my vacation from July
zm until snout September 1st Dur
Ing that time I will be In my of
fice every Saturday from 9 to 4:30.
Those wishing to make appoint
ments may do so by mall, address
ing to Dr. louls A. Morris, Oregon
my, uarciay iiiock.
CITY NOTICES.
Notice of Application for License to
Run s Poolroom.
NOTICE Is hereby given thst the tin
aersigned win apply to tbe City
council or uregon city, Oregon, at
tbe Council Chamber thereof, on
the 2nd day of August, 1911, at the
nour or s p. m. of said day, for
license to conduct a poolroom, at
No. 217 Seventh street, riraenn
' Oregon, for a period of three months
irora saia aste.
I E. CARAS.
Notice of Application for Vacation of
Alley.
NOTICE Is hereby given thst the un
dersigned petlUoners hsve petition
ed the City Council of Oregon City
imiiiri mo wmm or tne Alley In
Block CO, of Oregon City, Oregon
from 20 feet wide to 10 feet wide,
and that said matter will be heard
" ueierminea at a special meet
ing rf aid Council to be held at
the Council ehamber, In Oregon City
?W'm?n v10th da3r ot August,'
1911, at the hour of 8 p. m. of
r.
Dated, July 11th. 1911.
ALMA C. BROWN ELL,
' L. PATTER80N.
PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENT
BONOS.
. .r0" City, Oregon.
Sealed propoaafa will be received
by the undersigned Finance Com-
n,. UVof th Councn o' Oregon
City. Oregettat the office of the
Recorder of aald city, until tbe Bth
itir0,' ml' O'ClwS
p. m. for the sale of not less than
par value and accrued Interest, of
Improvement bonds of Oregon City
mm mo same nave been authorized I
shout year meney matters
are a depositee here.
' Your hlHa are all palo Yen shook, when raw.'
omse a receipt Ne treuble about shanH, ne dlssvtas
meets, no eueatlen as where rmf iawy has tens, M "JJ
you hsve received. Your pass seek and th stubs ef yr abZ'
always m aw r "
St ON THE SAFE BIDS AND
OPEN AN ACCOUNT AT THE
The Bank of Oregon City
' OLDEST BANC IN TBI C0UHTT
an a nil in i ii I I
D. a LATOURXTTE Preeldeot
THE FIRST NATIONAL D
of OREGON CITY OREGON .
CAPITAL, SbOOOS-Oft
Trsnsarte a 0arel Saab leg aWelnee Open Iron, Ul
i"-.'.-.m"
aCMOiRMaini Bseoaiiooavs
to be Issued, for Ihe sum of $3C04.2I.
- Said bonds have len Issued In
the following denominations: One
for $l0t 2 snd eleven for $500.00
each. Said bonds sre dated April
20ih, 191 1. and will mature In ten
years after date, and bear Interest
el the rate of per centum per
siirW, from dale, payable semi an
nually said Interest to be evidenc
ed by coupons sttsrbed to said
bonds, Interest and principal "pay
be Id V. S. r,la tM,lB' ml lnco
of the treasurer ot Oregon City,
at Oregun- atyOregwnt Oregon
City reserves the right to lake up
and cancel said bonds or any of
them upon tbe payment of the face
vslue thereof with sccrued Interest
- to Jale st anysemlannusl I coupon
Interest paying period, at or one
year from the dale Iheroof.
Kald bonds are issued In pursu
anre or art of the legislature of tbe
state of Oregon, known as "The
Bonding Art" ss tbe same haa been
amended, and are Issued for tbe
payment of a portion of the coat
of ihe Improvement yt Center street
In Oregon City, tm-gon. from tbe
north side of Seventh street to tbe
north tide of Ninth street, snd shall
not exceed the sum of $5C04.2 In
. tbe aggregate.
. The right to reject any and all
bliU Is reserved by the underelgned
Committee and Ihe Council of Ore
gon City.
By order of the Council of Ore
gon City.
WM. ANDRE8KN,
F. J. MEYKR,
R. L HOLMAN,
Finance Committee of the Council
of Oregon City ' .
PROPOSALS
FOR IMPROVEMENT
BONDS.
Oregon City, vTt gon.
Seeled proposals w Iff be received
by tbe undersigned Finance Com
mittee of tbe Council of Oregon
City, Oregon, at the office of tbe
Recorder, of said city, until lbs 9th
. dsy of July. A ix 1911, at 4 o'clock
p. m. for the sale of not less than
par value and accrued interest of
Improvement bonds of Oregon City,
as the aame have been authorised
lo be Issued, for the sum of $9Ki3 41
Ssld bonds hsve been lasued In
, the following denominations; One
for $253.44. one for $250.00 and eigh
teen for $500.00 earh. Said bonds
are dated April 2utb, 1911, and will
mature in ten years sfter dste, snd
besr Interest at Ihe rate of 6 per
centum per annum from date, pay
able semi-annually, said Interest to
be evidenced by coupons attached
to said bonds. Interest and prlnclal
payable la U.8. gold coin, at the
of rice of the Treasurer of Oregon
City, at Oregon City, Oregon; Ore
gon City reserves the right to tske
up snd cancel aald bonds or any of
them upon the payment of tbe fare
tbem upon the payment of the fare
value thereof with accrued Interest
to date at any semi annual coupon
Interest paying period, at or one
yesr from the date thereof.
Said bonds are issued In pursu
ance of act of Ihe legislature of the
state of Oregon, known aa "The
Bonding Act" as the aame has been
amended, and are Issued for Ihe
payment of a portion of the cost
of tbe Improvement or Twelfth
street In Oregon Cliy, Oregon, irom
a point 106 reel westerly rrom
Main street easterly to the east
line or Taylor street, snd shall
not exceed the sum or $503.44 In
me aggregate.
The right to reject any and all
uius is reserved bv the iinilaraian.H
Committee and the Council or Ore-
By order or the Council of Ore
gon Liiy.
WM. ANDRE8EN
F. J. MEYER,
R. L. HOLMAN
Finance Committee or the Council
or Oregon City.
PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENT
anuria ..
Oregon City, Oregon.
Sealed proposals will be received
3!..tb A,n1"rBn'd Finance Com
mittee of the Council or Oregon
City. Oregon, at the ottlce of tbe
Recorder, or said city, until ths 9th
' Muly A. D. 1911, at 4 o'clock
P. m. ror the sale or not less than
psr value snd accrued Interest or
Improvement bonds or Oregon City,
as the same hare been authorized
J r, J""uw1, for th- um of 16259 63
.1.- i ,,boVd" nare bw,n lued In
the rollowlng denominations- One
iTnn ,259 M nd 'or
IK fin nsiii amtA a. .
. . Kaiu ounai art dftttxl
iApr.,,2oth' i9u' and "ir.
In ten years after date, and bear
Sr( f or e per ce"
turn, per annum rrom date, payable
aeml annually, ,d ,10 &
wsisl
s-nn r-i rT urTon dty, at Ore
riaht io',.0'0" CU' '"the
nod- el!l,".tt?w,'nd ""C1 '
- -"7 vi wirm upon the par
?t,rJ ? fc value there.
n,"a -rwst to
annus, Sin
said bonds are Issued In nursn
of Oregon, known as "The
"""'r" Act" a. the same has been
payment or a portion of the coat
of the Improvement of WaahlnrJnn
No Guesswt;
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LET U5 DtllLL YOUR WELL
SntMmotkm wmmmntmwt. tartoWK
orcoom oirr mhoc mnop
the south aside of Seta'
and shall not ex read tt
10269.113 in the aggregata
The right to reject at
bids Is reaerved by the a
Committee and the Cow
gon Cicy. )
By order of Ihe CoeV
goo City.
WM. ANDREj;
P. J. MEYKl. I
IL L IIOLMa)'
Finance Committee of &
or Oregon City. I
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PORTLAND
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CONTRACTOR
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Phone PatvMaln
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of any prsoa or persoat.
unlawfully remove copies a!
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promises of subscribers '
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