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HORNING ENTERPRISE
OREGON CTTT, OREGON
tSROWE. Edits and MlUkw.
aa tMl
wary , 111. at IN poa. me at Oriesa
CltOracna. f ia Act af Mara
Tarns sr sctscnmoK.
On Tear, V man ..- UN
Sts Montaa. B aaall .. IM
Tmtr Moat ha. ay ssejl l.M
tmr ark. by cai ill -At
tmrraat iatu
first tae par-anca first ttt itioo.
rim Par. Mr Inch ado4 saaarUoa
PiafeMrd puaHtoa aay peea, per aac
(mat bteertton IM
Prrferraa pant Ion aa pacs, per sash
addr. laaertlaste le
a- paprr othrr than flrat paaa. aar saeh
ritkt Inaertlmi Ue
Kaa paper atliar ihaa flrat page, aar kaoh
, maVa kMrttnv e
wareJa lae ar m: te raaralar eaWer
' --ars ie baa.
Waata For KmJ. Ta Rent, ate. aaa
aval a war flrat saeerttea: eex-katf aaat
mHi aeiUtlmaai,
Rata far so-.srtaalna; la aa Weaker
Catarprlee will ba Uta mm aa k ta
ally, for esrertleemcets awt i-ity
fer tha weakly. Where Uta aasrtleiissant
la transferred frooa Uva dally aa ta wil.
jr. withaut cwance. (ba rata wni b Se
aa (nob tar raa W Uta paper. a4 la aa
sack for epeclai poatuoa.
Cash. saouM acneenpaay ereer where
party I unknown In baahl.sa maa af
llx Enterprise. "
Lecal adrertlatBc at legal ad-rertastae
aire.
"Ircua advertising and special traaasant
oVerttalna; at Me to tee aa bek, aaeora
mt ta epaclaj eoadltloaa aavaratec ta
"fir Bala" and Bankrupt Bale a4rar
. teaoMata ttc Inch first rnaerttoa; adet
jowl lasarUooa aam natter ate men.
riewe ltne and well wTtUea. arfieiaa
f awrtt. with mtaraat ta local rradrm.
' arm ba arladly aeeptd. Bajccted aiana--ampts
nevar returned nalaaa aeaosaiMua
'.b by atajne to prepay Diana
CITY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER.
THE MORNING ENTERPRISE
U on aale at the following stores d
erery day: d
' Huntley Broa. Dmga
- Mala Street.
J. W. McAnolty Cigara
Seyenth and Main.
Secrest Confectionery d
' Main near Sixth.
M. E. Dunn Confectionery
Next door to P. O. e)
City Drug 8tore
! ' Electric Hotel.
d Schoenborn Confectionery 4
Seventh and X Q. Adama.
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, Sept. 8 Iri American History.
, 1828 General George Crook, noted
Federal soldier and Indian fighter,
born: died 1891.
' 1900 Galveston devastated by a West
India hurricane: 7,000 drat hi and
a property loss of (25.000.000.
1909 Henry & Blackwell. publicist
and editor, died: born 1825. Frank
C. Armstrong, soldier and public
offlclaL died: born 1835. '
1910 Explosion killed three nien on
the battleship North Dakota In
Chesapeake bay. Dr. Emily Black
well, distinguished woman physi
cian, died: born 1826.
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.
(From noon today to noon tomorrow.)
Sun seta 6:17. rises 520: moon rises
- 6:44 p. m.; moon at greatest libratlon
east: 10 a. m, Murcury and sun In
Inferior conjunction, the planet pass
ing from east to west of the sun on
the near side.
The bathing expenses of traveling
representatives of the Kansas state
government are limited to one bath
a week. Such a bather will necessar
ily have to "swat the fly."
All of Illinois Is reported to be run
ning to the making of cider this year.
It fceenis that the shortage in chant
pagne '.hrougn the French wine riots
will be more than made up.
The contests In Maine and Ken
tucky, one for prohibition and one for
the county unit in local option, may
complicate matters for Democrats
Country Supplies Great
Cities With
Ability
And Brains
Senator CULLOM of
Illinois
CUE great cities of the coun
try are CONTROLLED
by cliques and political
gangs. No longer are
. HONESTY and ABILITY con
trolling factors in their political or
municipal management It is all
managed, with an eye single to
PERSONAL GAIN, and men of
intellect, character and independ-
ence of thought are NOT WANT
ED, merely those who can be
moved here and there like pieces
on a checkerboard to FURTHER
' THE ENDS of those interested -.
in well, in something other than
tbe municipal welfare and the in-
tegrity of political parties. . -
I notice that when some man of BRAINS ANT) ABILITY
enough to pnah himself past all the obstacles that tbe cliques and
( -machines raise against him acbieyes success he generally tnrna out
to be a man not city born and bred, but an importation from some
country district. - ; - '. :.r y' :';" '
. THE COUNTRY J SUPPLYING THE CITIES. ESPECIALLY THE
T CITIES. WITH: THEIH ABILITY AND BRAINS.
wile will be alow to anderstaad how
a victory for either can be a Demo
cratic triumph, bo matter what alse
mar happea, '
They lav already aad Mvaral
froau ta Caaada, which may explain
why the Dominion ta not warmtnjr ap
over ptesTulo throat of annexaUoa
In the reciprocity pact. '
ao
Raa Barlow, k faatoua Kentucky
markamaa la bald to hare recently
nine the bell on the belled buuard' of
Immortal memory . The dU patch
neclecta to atate whether Colonel Bar
low Uvea la a wet or a dry county
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PINO BOOIE IN 80LI0 WITH
HIS SOSS. '
Soon after the Chicago White
Sox reached home after their
Brat trip abroad Mr. Hnrtle. tit
able fence boater, ralledvixi Mr
Cmbkey Wbeu IH$ grating
bad subaided tbey gul down to
business. -
-Well. Mr. Bodle. w tint can I do
for yoof Inquired lb.' president
ut itu- t-iub.
?"V -1 would
woa:e a a
ey. II r Co
niuis-y."
"How
mucu. ilr.
BoJisT
A booi
Ob. I
aoDa- ;. Mr
Bodle. that lent en uiirtt. Afc
me for more." '
'But that w alt t need.-Mr. Co-
""mlskeyT" .
' -Xlx on that modest ate 3." re
plied Mr. Com Is key. "Look at
the tencee yon hare been boat
ing. In fart, yon are busting too
many feurea Yoa don't glre the
other players a chance to ask me
for more money."
"Not a cent more than 2UO
bucks "
"What la yoor front name. Mr.
Bodler
"Frank.- replied the buster of
fence.
"Here. Frank; la MOO. and
please don't call me Mr. Comis-
key, Call me (
rSe Co - ' - ' .
T:i L. . .-. . ..u. j .- ...a i
moli( t.uit LJiii i-.j.sh ut ii. ti--wiiwl"
in nulf the TMw.'iiu. Cm IiId
Chinese. Buniiee. Iirein nml, Chi
nese, uud whRb Is umuiiII? described
ax uiouoxyliuliU'. It is UinKUiige io It
DM)st primitive form. Every word Is
a .5ot. and every root ! a word It
Is without inflection or even sgglutl
natioiL. Its substantives sre indecllna
ble. and Its verbs are not to be con
jugated It Is destitute' of an alpha
bet. In txe sense la which other lan-
guages hae an alphabet, and finds Its
expression on papnr in thousands of
distinct symbols ir picture forms.
New York merican.
TEMPTATIONS
Too marrjr of us are gardeners
to our te-nptatioo. We cultivate
them assiduously We do not
realize that the strength or the
weakness of a temptation depends
largely on ourselves. Every time
we yield the temptation to which
we have yielded is strengthened
for its next attack, and it may Lake
haK a dozen victories on our part to
counteract the strength imparted to
a temptation by a single failure of
our.
Read the Morning Ep'.erprise.
i :'r.- ' t, 't,
i Mr K-"-".t'V;iMf.
Passengers on Bitf Liners Play
Games to While Away the Time
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or w-.rr.v
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PASSEM1EBS on the big Atlantic liners have many wsts of puwilng the
long daya while the steamship races along on Its way acroas the orenn.
One of these games Is shown. In the' picture sbu. it Is a Jumping
the rope race between girls and women who were sccniitl cabin pas
sengers. Small prixea were offered for the winners,' and an admission fee
rund. In the first cabin concerts are
who may be on board usually donating their service to help the same worthy
charity. The marks that appear-on the deck above were made In a sort of
hopscotch game that had preceded the race. When the weather is calm these
big vessels the picture was made on the Mauritania move along steadily,
and nearly all of the passengers spend the daylight boor on deck.
Our First Cotton Exports.
The earliest exports of cotton from
America were made lu 1TS. In which
year one bag was sent from Charles
ton to Liverpool, while twelve were
sent from Philadelphia .and one from
New York. - '
Bob Burtfetta's Aside.
When Bob Burdette was addressing
the graduating clasa of a Inrxe euHtern
college for women, be began hi re
ginrks with the usual animation.
"Young ladies of 97." Then lu a hor
rified aside he added. "That's an aw
ful age for a girl!" Llppliicott's.
CHILDREN.
Children are, travelers newly
arrived in a frange country; .we
should therefore mike canscience
Dot to mislead them. Locke.
HOPS ARE SELLING IN
VALLEY AT 35 CENTS
The hop market la showing a mixed
condition, with sales being made at
various prices. Because some grow
ers have become scared,' dealers are
taking advantage of the situation and
sales have been reported down to 34c
a pound, but most of the nominal
transactions at this time are around
35c. '
Business at these figures has been
shown both !a Yakima, western
Washington and In the Willamette
Valley.
According to one of the leading op
erators, there Is practically no d
mand for hops at the moment. Owing
to the many reports of damage and
a short crop, brewer ar waiting to
see tbe hops In the bale before ord
ering.. Most of them are looking for
ample.
The few samples of fuggles receiv
ed have been of tbe best quality ever
turned out by Willamette Valley
yards. . ,
HIDE8 (Buying -Green hides, 5c
to 6c; salters, (Vie to c; dry hides,
12c to 14c . 8btp pelts, 25c to 75c
each. .
DRIED FRUITS local prices are
firm at from 8c to 10c on apples and
prunes., feachea are lc.
SAtT- flailing 50c to toe for One.
60 lb. sack, half ground 40c; 75 for
100 lb. sacks. '
Portland Vegetable markets.
BACK VEGETABLES Carrots,
$1-25$1.60 per sack ; parsnips, 1.26
61.60; turnips, fl.26Ofl.60; beets,
$150.
' VEGETABLES Asparagus. 0c
1 1.76 per crate; cabbage, new, 2 per
hundredweight; cauliflower, f Le-00
f 1.75 per dozen; celery, California, 75c
ti rOe per dosen; cucumbers, fl.S0Q
12.26 per dozen; eggplant. i6o per lb.;
gar lie, ll)c012e per. pound; lettuce.
60c per dosen; botho lettuce, f 1.50
Off per box; pea. Senile per
pound; peppers, 20c 25c per ponnd;
radishes, lit per doses; rhubarb, tvtc
02c per pound; sprouts, Sc; tomatoes,
f?Of2.26.
ONIONS Jobbing prions; Oregon
$2.76 per' 100: Australian, f 2 60 per
100; Texas, $2 25 per crate: Califor
nia, i per crate. ,-.
Oregon Cttv Stock Quotation.
HOC' ' r"M1 tie k-
U. ,rsi
.-v
V
, 'V.' vVV?
bl
always given, any actors or sctresaes
160 Iba. to 200 lbs. tc.
BACON. LARD aud HAM. are firm
VEAL. CALVES Veal calves orlng
from 8i to loo according to grade.
BEEF 8TEERS Beet steers for
the local marketa era fetching Vcto
Hc llvt, sreight.'
SHEEP aia nrm at c to Sc live
weight
Quetamn rw Oregon City.
' POTATOES Best, Buying IH cents
pound.
FLOUR AND FEED Flour Is
stead, selling from $5 to ti SO; very
little of cheaper grades.
OATS (Buyng) Gray, $23 to f24,
white, from 125 to $26.
B17TTSR (Buying) Ordinary
country brings from 15c to 20c,
fancy dairy from 20c to 22c. cream
ery 22c to 26c. i
EGGS Best grade 25 cents.
POULTRY (Buying Firm with lit
tie good stock offered. Good hen are
bringing 12c. Old roosters are In poor
demand, broilers bring from 16c to ISc.
with good demand:
WOOL (Buyvgl -Voot prices sre
ranging from 14 to 17 cent.
FEED Shorta f2 to f30; rolled
barley, $31.60 to $32.60; process bar
ley. 233.00: whole corn.,. 139 On-
eracked corn, $40.00; wheat $32.00
to $33; oil meal, $53; Shady Broik
dairy feed, $1.25 per hundred pounds.
HAY (Buying.) Tlmuthy f 16 to
$17; clover $9 taf 10; oat hay, best,
$12; mixed. $10 to $12; alfalfa, $12 to
$14.
Wants. For Sale, Etc
Metlewe aadar than elaawiried heaia
will b baaartaal at oae eaat a warrl, first
lUMrthun. ball a mat additional tnm-r
ttnna. uni Inch careV It aar mntli . hair
kaab card. ( nnaaj S4 par aaonta.
Cash must arcon.pai arAmr anl aa
kaa aa apaa aoeean wHh the aaper. Ke
ftaaaclal raaponalbllltr for errora; waan
snors ocrur fiaa aurrvet-4 ri I'ca will h
print ra for patron. Minimum thae IJ
WANTED.
WANTED Col lectors to sea my col
I'ctlon of all sorts of curios, an
tiques, and Indian trinkets; stamps
for stamp collectors; coins for
numismatists, arrow-beads for arch
eolog:ts, etc. I buy and sell all
aorta of curios; also all kinds of
second-hand furniture and tools.
Ccorgn Young;, Slain, . near J"L'th
st root.
WANTm-ouiaii advertisements for
thla column. Prices rery reason
able. See rate at head of rol imn.
Read tbe Morning Enterprise.
WANTED You to know chat tbe En
terprtae job printing department Is
the most complete la tbe State,
outside Portland. Try It for your
next printing- '
WANTED Woman for plain cooking
and general housework. Immediate
ly. 'Phone Mala. 3044, or write Box
409, Gladstone, Or.
FOR SALE. f
FOR SALE Space In thla col a ma
Sell -that old plow or barrow; yon
don't use It since you purchased
your new one.
FOR quick sales Hat your farm lands
and acreage with the r! R. Realty
Co. 231 and 332 Lumber Exchange
. BIdg., Portland, Or. '
FINE Jersey cow for sale or trade..
Inquire of A. A. Moore, agent Sin
ger Sawing machine..- 612 Main
street, Oregon City, Or. ,
FOR SALE Spits dogs. Mrs. Gib
bons, 1802 Eighteenth street. Ore-
" gon City. ; '
. LOST.
i
I
lit , ? - i IS&H
day. Finder will ba rewarueu
returning ame to L P. Horlou at
the Oregon City loa piaui-
"farm loans.
FARM LOANS Dlmlck Dlmlok,
Lawyara. Oregon City, ur.
I I III II I II III I - mur-a
ATTORNEYS.
O. R BT, Attorney-at-Mw. Mooey
leaaed, a bet r sols rurniaaea.
titles examined, estates settled, g
oral law business Over Bank at
Oregoa City. .
U'RCN A SCmisTntUL, Attoraeysat
uaw, uautacaer '! w r-
Uoe lo all aourta. make colleoUoas
and settlements. Office In.Bater
prlae Bldg.. Oreaoa City. Orgoa
SUILDER AND CO"T"CT0R.
HARRY J0NE8 Builder and Uaueral
Contractor. Estlmstes rheerfall)
given on all classes of building
work, concrete walks ana reinforced
concrete. Kes. Phone Mala 111
INSURANCE.
ft, H.. COOPER, F"r Fir Jnsursaci
and Real Estate. It us bandit
nronartles we buy. sell and
exchange. Office la Enterprise
Bldg., Oregon City. Oregon. '
CITY NOTICES.
AN ORDINANCE doctoring tho con
ditions on lots 3 and. 4 in block 12.
Oregon City a nuisance and pro
viding for the abatement of the
same, and that the cost be churiced
to the property.
Oregon City does ordain as fol-
. lows; -
Section 1. The conditions as they
now exist on lots 3 and 4, of block
12. County Addition to 'Oregon t liy i
ir hereby -declared? to cynntltnte
a nuisance aua a menace u
health and property of people, liv
ing below said property" by ' reason
of the unsafe and unsanitary con
dition of the creek which flows
through the same; and It Is hereby
declared the purpose of tbe Coun
cil to have such nuisance abated
by building a cement drajn to safely
catry such water as flows through
said premises and - to make the
same sanitary and prevent tbe ov
erflow of said creek and the conse
quent damage to other property ad
jacent thereto; and It Is hereby
declared the purpose of tbe Coubcll
' to proceed to Immediately build
such drain through said premise
and to make the cost thereof, or
an miirh ss nmv b )imt and limner
a lien against the said property,
to-wit: the property above refer
red or that part of the same
through which said drain Is to be
built and now owned by Mrs. K. L
Newton. -r
Sec. 2. Whereas, the condition of
said creek flowing through said
premises aforesaid Is dangerous to
the health and safety of the pub
lic and a proixr and sanitary drain
should be immediately built to
carry the water In the same, snd
that the same Is necessary for the
Immediate preservation of the
healtb and safety of the public, In
the Judgment of the Council of Ore
gon City, Oregon, an emergency ex
ists; Therefore, this ordinance shall
take effect and he In force Immed
iately upon its approval by the
Mayor.
Read first time and ordered publish
ed at a regular meeting of the
Council held on the Cth day of Sep
tember, 1911, and to come up for
second reading and final passage at
a special meeting of the City Conn
ell of Oregon City to be held on the
18th day of September, 1911, at 8
o'clock p. m.
L. 8TIPP, Recorder.
Ordinance No. .
AN ORDINANCE for laying and con
traction of sewers for Sewer Dis
trict No. 9.
Oregon City does ordain as fol
lows: .
Section 1. The boundaries of said
District No. 9 snd the property to
be benefitted and assessed for the
laying and construction of such
. sewer Is as follows:
Commencing at the northeast
corner of Block 1, Beatle's Addition
to Oregon City on the north boundary
of District No. , thence westerly
to the northeast comer of 1ot 8,
Block 1, Beatlo's Addition to Ore
gon City, thence southerly along
the westerly boundary of Dlntrlct
No. 8 to the southeast corner of Lot
5. Block 1. Beatle's Addition to
-- Oregon City, thence westerly along
the north boundary of District No.
to the east boundary of District
. No. 3 at the southeast- corner of
Block 169, thence northerly to the
northeast corner of Lot 4.- Block
J70, thence easterly 810 feet to the
west line of Taylor street, thence
outherly 122 feet to the point of
beginning.
Sec. 2. Bald sewer shall be construct-
ed according to the plans snd spec
ifications now on file in the office
Of the City Recorder of Oregon City
snd approved by resolution anprov
. ed by the City Council of said Ore
gon City on the Oth day of August,
1911. which said plans and specifi
cation are. referred to in and made
a part of this Ordinance and the
sld sewer shall be constructed as'
follow, to-wit:
The proposed drainage com
mences at Twelfth street from
Jackson to Taylor with vitrified
terra cotta pipe having an Interior
diameter of 8 Inches and all neces
sary lateral draining said pa-t of
aid mocks above described. And
said sewer shall have all the neces.
aary manholes, lampholes, laterals
and connections. It shall he laid
and connected acordlng to the plans
and .specification adopted snd ap
proved by this Ordinance.
Sec. 8. The City "Recorder Is hereby
authorized to advertise for and re
E. W. Mellien
4
Now open for business with
line of new and aecond-hand
tur.
furnl-
PRICES TO SUIT THE CUSTOMER.
HlQh.t pries Paid for Second.
Hand Furniture.
In
the new Brick Building,
O. r, LA rOl'RETTE PreaUeul
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of OREGON CITY, OREGON
Transacts 0nrl tankln ualnaaa.
colva iiruiMisitl for ld Improve
ment, hut I he City Council reserves
X- tho-j'ii:ht tuufgJwL "LU WJ Hous oufll In the uUkeoruaB
thiTi'for, hiuI ih Msyor ad Ha- Recorder of said city and koahZ
corder shall enter a
contracts with each firm or corpor
ation to whom the contract or con
tract are lei by the Council of Ore
gon City, for tho Improvement of
parts thereof aa specified In this
Ordlnsnce.
rU-c. 4. Whereas, the territory -embraced
In this district Is thickly settled
and now without -proper sewerage
or draiiiugM and Is' a menace lo the
health anil safety of that dlatrlcl
and the people of Oregon City. In
is necessary for the Immediate pro
tection of the health and safety of
the eoplo of (hut district, snd Ore
god City that the said proposed
sewer lie liiiinedlnti'ly constructed
"and sn emergency I horeb
dared to exIM and this ordinance
- shall tka4ffuct aud balu fores im
mediately iiHn the approval there
of by tho Mayor.
The probable hole cost of the
said rower Is $S"0IHl.
Ueud first time and ordered published
'at a regular meeting; of the City
Council held on the bib day of Sep
tember, 1911, and to come up for
second reudlng and final passsgo at
1 a special meeting to be held on tbe
18th day of Si-ptember, 1911.
1. STIIT. Recorder.
Ordinance No. .-
AN t)KilNAN( l for making an Im
provement of Water street. Oregon
City, Oregon, from the northerly
lino of HI ih .tt(t to the southerly"
" line of Seventh street.
Oregon City docs ordain as fol
lows:. Section I. ' The proposed Improve
ment of Water street from the north
erly side of Hlxth street to the
southerly ' side of Seventh street,
shall lie made according to t.
plans and six-clfli alums on file In
the olflca of the City Recorder ot
said Oregon City and approved by
resolution adopted by the City
Council, August 14th. 1911. which
said plans snd Miecirtcntlons are
hereby referred to and made a part
of this ordinance.
The improvement ulisll be con-1
stnicted as follows: The street
shall lie broiiKht .to the sun-grade a
distance of .til feet westerly front
the easterly line thereof.
On the road bed Macadam shsll
be placed not less than fi Inches
thick at the curb ond 9 Inches
thick nt' the center of the roadbed
und when completed the said road
bed snail be hrotiKht to grade as
specified ill tho said resolution
adopted August 14th, 1911.
The street shall be pniKrly pro
vided with drulim, catch basins and
gutters necessary to preserve the
grade, embankment, and surface of
the street, and to provide all prop
er drainage. Sidewalks shall be
made of concrete except where upon
application to the council, owner
are permitted to have wood walk
laid. All sidewalk shall be six
feet wide and laid to the property
line. Curbs shall be laid on the
east side of the Macadamized por
tion of the street 15 feet from the
center thereof. Curbs shall be of
concrete and shall le set vertically
to thff sub grude of the street. Cross
walks shall be of wood four (4)
feet wide and not less than three
Inches thick and all the said Im
provement shall be made according
lo the plans and specifications filed
July 19th, 1911, and approved here
by. Sec. 2. The Improvement shall be
classed "Macadam" and shall be
maintained by Oregon City for the
full period of ten years from the
dale of the acceptance by the Coun
cil. Sec. 3. The City Uoconler Is hereby
directed to advertise for and re
ceive proposals for snld Improve.
rtictnt It ut tk. -ii..
...ii ...n my reserves the
right to reject any or all bids there-
I - for.
Riiu me Mavor and
shal enter l..l0 a contract or con
tracts with each person, firm or cor
poration to whom the contract or
rn by the Council of
iireo-nn fit. ... ,t.
7, , U ' IB "oproveroent or
piirts
uiereor as spec f erf In tki.
Ordinance.
Sec. 4. Each contrset ahull
a stipulation to the effect? Jeach
contain
or corpo , o
? l ' ,"ok for uvnent only
or.! ,.,m 'I "Pon the prop
crty liable to pay for such Improve-
r"',8"! col,pr'1 "d paid I Tnto
the City Treasury for such purpose
and they wlH not hold Oregon
Dy any legal irw. .
t.. .k.. ' , r "inerwise
or fund. Ut of "ny oth
.ir..i!!rreM cnndlllon of the
h i, ,.u WB" "n1 aangerou to
neLsar! t l". ""P'nant Is
, , " k1" mra-"t Preser
vatioii of the health and aafetv of
5T."sS5""' - "
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8TIPP Jtecorder.
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on Citv n..-":y ,n Block 6. Ore-
Oregon ru. . . .
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as fol-
Money represents human power. It
is of vital importance to you whether
Its force la exerted for or against you.
Money saved Is your friend, ready to
help you when you need help moat
urgently. .
The Bank of Of ego q City
OLDEST BANK 19 TBI COUNTY
r J MttlACanj,
CAPITAL. SaOMtOO.
Open I r I a. M.
w M i
:sxaxixoaa
ion City. Oregon, shall ba
cordlna fo the nluna ..
rtmuai or resolution adonlvd i... . "
1U. which ald plutii tattm.
catlona are referred to M
part of this ordinance. ,
The Improvement shall k.
trucled aa follows; TheAllnsV
be brought to the ubn4t a
full width thereof, ntid on (h. aZ
bed "Macadam" shall be Z
less than 4 inches dep at earl at
of said alley aud Inch tm
the confer ot said alley, Uets
finished the said alley tim .
brought to the establish p
and shall be graded acoralni Ii
plan and peiflcaiiuus oa ftltas
hereby adopted by this ordlaua
Sec. 2. The- Improvement iki k
classed as " M acud am " and tlul a
maintained by Oreu-.n city ft, u,
full period of ten years froa
date of acceptance by lb Count '
Bee. S. The City Recorder ef 0.
gon City 1 hereby dlrectta I
verllse for and receive preputials
the said Improvement, bat Umcr
reserve the right to reject ure
al! bids therefor, and tbe live
and Recorder shall enter Inlaw
contract or contracts with eck
son, firm or corporation to
toe contract or contracts u k
by the Council of Orrgoa City, tir
"the Improvement or psrt UmtW
as specified In thls ordinate.
Sec. 4. Each contract shall cmui
a stipulation to the effect, Uui Ik
person, firm or corporation lo ike
said contract or. contracts an to,
hall look for payment only to tat
aum assessed uikhi the proem
liable to pay for such Improttacx
and collected and paid Into 1st to
Treasury for such purpose sal tkt
will not require) Oregon City k; m
legal process or otherwise to av
the said sum out of any other toi
Bee. 6. Whereas, the conditio oft
said alley was and Is dangcro
the health and safety of lb ptbtk
and It. Immediate Improves! k
necessary for the Imtuediat srsw
vation of the health aad Mf7
the public. In the yuagmeM ( fc
Council of Oregon City, Orefa,s
emergency exist, therefor at
Ordinance shall take effect ua a
In force Immediately upoa lu
proval by the Mayor.
Read first time and ordered pubtbM
at a regular meeting of the Otj
Council held on the 6th day of S
tembor,' 1911, and lo com ii kr
econd reading and final pasag
at meeting to ba held oa the lttl
day of September. 1911. at $ eckd
L, 8TIPP, Record.
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CARRIER SERVICE AT
WILLAMETTE. J
Beginning the morning off'
a nnt,. a art all wbSCrtM
ers for the Morning EoUrprtsi
living In and about WHiam,
will receive their pPr wT
rler Instead of by mall. M"1"'
Wilson will ba the carrier "
will act aa agent at Wl"mtt
REMEMBER, SATURDAY, At
26 the new Carrier service. star
COAU
We hare the best at low
est price. Lay to
winter supply
now.
Korrsct Poultry Pood.
Oregon
Commission Co
. 11TH AND MAIN $T.
Oregon City.
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