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HORNING EHTERPRISE
OREOOlf CITY, OREGON
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m tMHilMi asatter Jaa-
vr . 1111. at I ha pMl ernee at CTraaeai
: City. Onr, into tas ' Act of Ihnt
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CONTRACT ADVERTISING RATES
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Mmt4 poaltwa any pa, par knob.
In-at kaaarttan lee
Watted poettloa any pan "
San eaoar athrr taaa first pan. par avea
first fcaeertloo. ............ te
ftaa aeeer othor .haa first pan. par tea
,, added aseerttona so
ueeal lee ar Haa; to ramiar savor
-tears to Baa.
. . Wants, Far Bala. To Rant oto oa
tout a word ftrot atoarttea; a hear aaat
ear, additional.
Rata for advartlama: at Am Week
Saterprtae will ba the aaia aa to, the
airy, far advorttaamaata art eopaoasny
Jw the waea.tr . ItWi tba aarartlaaaaaat
m traaafarrad from tba dally to too aik
y. wtthoat eaaan. Um rata will a aa
a tnca for ma of th paper, and lot aa
Cash aaould atoampaay erdar oaan
arty la wakaowa ta avateaaa effleo ad
too Batarprlaa. -Lca
adrartulBC at local' edorttsn
circus advertlsm and apialal traaataat
dvertMn at Sao to ao aa Inch, aiuna
mg to eeaclal conditions rovarolno; too
1 f Ira Sato" aad Baakrupt Selo aaror.
BMoaoata lac Inch ftrot tnaartiaa; east-
- Km Itaiaa and wall nt'oa) arttelaa
f aaerlt, wltb tatereet to tonal raadata,
olll ho (tedty accepted. Re)aeted auf
aartpta aorer rat urn ad uawaa
ae ay oraaina io prepay
CITY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER.
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THE MORNING ENTERPRISE
la on sale at the following a tores d
. every dayr
Huntley Bros. Drags .
Main 8 tract
J. W. Mfcanulty -Cigars
"." Seventh and Mala. '
Secreat -Confectionery
t Mala noar Sixth.-
d ; M. E. Dunn -Confectionery d
. t Noxt door to P. O.
' . Oty DroaT 8 tor - '
Klectrle Hotel.
, 8c boen bom Coof actios ory
d ; . 8orenLB and .1. Q. Adaasa.
. .
epL 20 In American History.
' , 186S-8ond day at battle of Chick.
Y n-a. alxth (Boat orrere engaga
, Boent of the cfrll war in point of
rederaJ caanaitiea 10.170. Con
, , federates nader Bran; defeated the
n . - Kedermla.. ,
"' SWO-Oeneral Joha Alexander McCIer
aand. noted . leader la tbo cItU
" wan. died; bora 181Z
' ' 1810-Joha W. Oroaeber. "corn Held
. poet" of Oaorsia, died: born 183S.
'. ASTRONOMICAL, EVENTS.
(Vront nooa today to noon tomorrow.)
; Sob aeta 857. rtaee 82: moon riaea.
. 423 sv (a.; 114)8 p bl. moon In coo
l Jnsctlon with Mercury, both betas; rta
fble. low la east, before sunrlae: 4
a. m, planet Mercury at ascending
,. aode, croailng son's path npward:
S.-03 a, bx. mooa la conjunction with
. planet Tenns; Venn now reappearing
as morning star and to bo seen earlier
v each morning ta the east
JUDICIAL CONTEMPT OF PEOPLE.
., For the past ten or fifteen years at
, least the 8npreme Court of Ohio has
been trying to acquire a reputation
. equal ta that of the Supreme Court of
Penasylraala as a faithful aerrant of
, monopolistic corporations.' When
, Attorney-General Monnett started a
Somber of suits sgainst the Standard
Oil Company and similar monopolies?
he found that the merits of his case
cut Tery little figure with that court
Later, when Tom L. Johnson started
his fight for three-cent fares and for
equal taxation of railroad and street
. railway property, he found that the
Judges of the Ohio Supreme Court
could not bae been more partial to
these corporations If they had been
openly retained as attorneys for
them. In order to protect monopolis
tic interests, they eren rendered a
decision orerturnlng the gpTernment
a? every city in the state.. It is not
Surprising then to hear of the latest
issuer in which It has distinguished
ftself.
I Wanted --Men
Energy and
r
By ATMORE L. BAGCOT, Chicayo Milllonslrs. Who Ha
Retired at Fifty
444-4d-d"r4Kt--e-
tET ME REPEAT WHAT IS ALREADY WELL KNOWN THE
COUNTRY OVER. THE GREATEST SHORTAGE HERE,
. THERE AND EVERYWHERE IS IN MSN WITH BRAINS,
. ENERGY AND JUDGMENT WHO ARE WORKERS.
For men possessing these primary qualifications for success OP
PORTUNITY COMES A-KNOCKLNO. I m eure I do not over
state the case when I saj that a thousand men of just the right sort
, could slip into ten thousand dollar a year posts tomorrow, but the
' ! trooble U that IN ONE WAY OR ANOTHER MANY FALL
r. EII0RT.' Brains without energy are like s hobbled horse. Energy
without judgment requires the second man to "direct the first, find
' so it goes. .'-'.'' ,!:. , . v .
OpportuniUes hsre MTJITIPLIED in s quarter tf s century.
The United States U movbg in s thousand directions where s step
bad not been taken thirty yean ago. The field ia BROAD AND
L0N0, snd it U open to th YOUNG MEN of the country.
' SiMoesa comes with WORK." , Hunger SPURS many s boy. N
t-sl ever tastra so good a the one that cornea after s bard day's work.,
r r h tS CzU, it cT-r-sl do o be aatisfitfd with SMALL
v There is a vigorous campaign being
carried oa la Ohio tor the laltlatlv e
and Referendum, and It looks bow m
though there win be an overwhelm
ing popular vote In favor of these
measures. The interest are clearly
alarmed. So when a question waa
brought before the Supreme Court
relallag to a law requiring physicians
to make certain report, that auguat
body aaw fit to render declaloa
nullifying this law In such a way as
to give it an excuse to utter some Ir
relevant aide remarks that might be
construed s bearing oa the' Initiative
and Referendum question. It de
clared the act void, not oa account
of any unconstitutional feature, but
because It wss said to be contrary
to the ordinance of 1T8T and then
went on to Intimate that there were
things la that ordinance which would
Invalidate a pure democracy and that
since it ante-dated the Constitution,
nothing could be put In the Consti
tution to revoke It In other words,
the court holds that the states formed
out of the old Northwest territor)
have not been admitted to the Union
on equal terms With other states.
Other states may smend their con
stitutions to suit themselves, but
these states must first obtain the
consent of Congreta If these side re
marks of Ohio's supieino Judves have
been properly understood, . Can fidel
ity to predatory interests go any
further? A state admitted to the
Union Is supposed to be sovereign n
all things that, do not conflict with
the federal Constitution. Ohio needs
not only a- new constitution, but a
new lot of supreme Judges as welL
ALL ESTIMATES OF
HOP YIELD TOO HIGH
Every day's picking of hops In the
Willamette . Valley and In Washing
ton prores more disappointing to
growers as well ss dealers. None Is
now estimating the local crop above
70.000 bales compared with 90,000
and even up to 95,000 estimated two
weeks ago. . The crop In Washington
Is coming down so much lighter than
expected in the Western section that
all are now estlmallng20,000 "bales
for the state compared with a crop
of 22,000 bales a year ago. and esti
mates of two weeks ago of 23,000
bales for 1911.
It has been noted that the better
class yards In the Willamette Valley
are outing- down about SO per cent
leas than expected, while the poorer
yards have fallen fully one-half from
earlier estimates
No business In the hop market Is
reported and the reason cannot really
be eald to .be opened as yet The
nominal business shown last week
wss scarcely an Indication of what
the market will do as soon as pick
ing Is over and the full extent of the
shortage Is apparent
- No business Is reported at Wash
ington hop centers because growers
there are busy with their picking and
do not want to sell. Harvest opera
tion!, both In this state snd in Waab-
Ijngton, will likely be concluded with
in toe next seven days.
A rather firm market is noted for
hops st Sacramento. It ia stated tbst
35c a pound has been bid there with
growers not Included to offer st that
figure.
In New Tork state some buatneaa
ia reported passing at 50c a pound
and It Is expected that the very light
crop there will be cleaned op within
a short time.
While European hop markets sre
firm trade U quiet Buyers on the
other side are awaiting' more definite
returns from the crop here as well
aa samples to see the quality. -
HIDES (Buying Oreen hides; (e
to 6c; salters, 6tte to 6Ve; dry hides,
12c to 14c. Shtep pelts, 25c to 76c
each
DRIED FRUITS local prices are
firm at from 8c to 10c on apples snd
prunes. Reaches are 19c.
8 ALT Selling (0o to 90c for fine.
30 lb. sack, half ground 40c; 75 for
100 lb. sacks.
Portland Vegetabla Market.
SACK VEGETABLES Carrots,
$1.25 11.50 per sack; parsnips, 11.25
C$1.60; turnips. $1.26 $1.56; beets,
$1.50.
.l0n Jobbing prlcta, Oregon
$2.75 per 100; Australian, $3.60 per
100; Texas $3.25 per crate: Califor
nia, $i. per. crate '
Ongor Cltv Stock Quotation.
HOGS ..oga sre quoted tower.
With Brains, ;
Judgment 3
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with tW rr Yy a
MORNING ENTERPRISE. WEDNESDAY. SEPTKMBEUJOJOa
Solidified Gasoline May Soon
Revolutionize Motor Traction
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Photo by American Pi see Association.
SOLIDIFIED gasoline as a substitute for liquid gasoline t commanding
the attention of London experts. The sccouipsnytng Illustration show
on of the Jellylike block suspended oa a fork. It Is rUilmed that the
solidified gaaollne la more convenient for automobiles than liquid gaso
line. The manufacture Is explained thus: Th gasoline Is mixed with s small
amount of stearin which baa flrat been treated with hydrochloric acid. To this
Is added a mixture of methylated alcohol which haa first been treated with
sodium hydrate. The two liquids unite with ronsldersble energy, and after the
addition of water tb gelatinous mass result. It la claimed that the gasoline
so treated la far eater to handle than In the liquid condition, and no doubt this
Is so. for aa jelly the actlvlOos of the gasoline om to a certain xtent In 1st
suspended. Thrown into the fire, the Jelly barns little more fiercely than candle
grease. After exposure for three sad one-fourth hours In a laboratory the toe
by evaporation was given as about 44 per cent, but one woald think that this
rate la more than sufficient to be dangerous.
From 125 lbs. to 150 lbs. tVfce, from
150 lbs. to 200 lbs. SHc
BACON. LARD aud HAM. are firm
VEAL CALVES Veal calves orlng
from s to lue according to srade.
BEEF STEERS 9eel steers for
the local markets are fetching le to
6 !fv wetgnt -
SHEEP mr arm at c to Ss live
weight
Ouotartona w orogon CKy.
POTATOES Best, Buying 1 cents
pound.
FIXUR AND FEED Flour Is
steady, selling from $6 to $8 50; very
tittle of cheaper grades.
OATS (Buyng) Gray, $23 to $24,
white, from $25 to $26.
BITTTSR (Buying, Ordinary
country brings from 15c ' to 20c,
fancy dairy from 20c to 32c. cream
ery 22c to 15c.
EGGS Best grade 25 cent.
POULTRY (Buying Firm with lit
tie good stock offered. Good hens are
bringing 12e. Old roosters sre in poor
demand, broilers bring from 16c to 18c,
with good demand.
WOOL (Bny-.Lr") Voo1 prices sre
ranging from 14 to 17 cents.
FEED Shorts $29 to $30; rolled
barley. $31.60 to $32.60; process bar
ley, $33.00; whole corn, $39.00;
crscked corn. $40.00; wheat $32.00
to $33; oil meal, $53; Shady Brook
dairy feed, $1.26 per hundred pounds.
HAT (Buying.) Tlmifthy $16 to
$17; clover $9 to $10; oat hay, best,
$12; mixed. $10 to $12; alfalfa, $12 to
$14.
No Temptation.
Talking of men nervant. a member
of the Union league waa telling his
experience. "My man Is all right." he
ssld. "but I nave m MUMplcion that be
likes my brand of rignr. T nphrnlded
him recently for helping blmm-lf mo
liberally to my cigars, because It look
ed 91 If be might be opening a shop
somewhere, or st least supplying all
bl friends.
"'You don't think. lr.' be pretexted,
'that I'd do such a thing, sir. I still
have four boxes left from my last
employer' and I like tbem very well,
sir. and I wouldn't for a moment
think of changing.1 sir. "-Philadelphia
Times.
.Wedding In Korea.
At a Korean mari-bige etery one
rides on horseback and In elngle file
First come a manservant, who -carries
in both hands an Imitation life
alzed wild goose rorereti by a red
acarf." Then come the bridegroom, bis
friends and sll the. servants he pos
sesses or Is able to borrow. At the
bride's house the sen-ant flrat deposits
the goose on a bowl of rice; then all
dismount, and. leaving outside their
outer robes, their bsts snd their boots,
they enter the bouse snd make as
much noise as tbey possibly can. The
pandemonium does not cease till the
guests are paid to go sway. A feast
follow, and then th bridegroom meets
bis bride for the first time.
BASEBALL
t ... RECREATION PARK,.
Cor, Vsughs) snd Twenty-fourth St
OAKLAND 7
PORTLAND j
September 16, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24.
Heart to Heart
Tallfs.
By EDWIN A. NYE.
. "ABIDE wm ME."
Abide with me. Fast falls the eventide.
The darkness deepens. Lord,' with Rtf
abide. . i .
Whoa o titer helper fall aad comfort fie.
Help of tb helpless, oh. abide with dm!
On th white operating table of a
Chicago hospital a girt was dying.
Clara Butler, soprano of a suburban
church, by accident bad been thrown
under the wheels of a train and wa
harried to the hospital In hope of sav
ing her life by an operation.
Iii vslaj
Knowing that death waa fast clos
lng down on her life, h whispered
message to her friends, who were In
an adjoining room, snd ssld, with s
smile, "Tell them I am not afraid to
die."
Then abe began to sing.
Pure snd clear at first rsng tb
tone of the old hymn of faith and
trust. The glorlou voice that had
often wafted the souls of devout wor
shipers floated through the operating
room:
The darkness deepen. ' SLord. with ma
abide
The aurgeons and nurses turned
way to the windows. Their eye
were wet. The singer's sonl, winded
for Its flight, was lu the voice Koon
it faltered, snd a tb darkntos deep
ened and the wntera closed over bar
It tiled away In the whisper:
Help of the helplrai, oh, abide with ma I
The xlnger wss dend. She bad rang
her own reqnlcm.
You do not believe as the girl be
lieved? What would you give if you
could do ao7
Superstition Self deception?
Well, the girl wa brave. Do pot
you wish you could hug such a roper
tltlon to your heart T Ah. t-ould yon
but eiperiene such a divine self, de
ception!
it work, or. to put It in your scien
title speech, it Is pragmatic. Some
thing, from somewhere, stifled the
awful agony. . ., ....
Disbeliever, odontic or what not,
are you not glad the poor girt got her
Gortons strength as the life ebbed
from her mangled hodyT Surely.
Ton would no more take away that
eirVs bote than yon would knock
from beneath him the crutches of a
poor cripple. t
Iltlp of th holpless!, '
Are you qnite prepared to ssy that
th girl prayer wis u nans wared?
. Effeotlna a Curs,
"Does your wife often grieve be-
cause she threw over a weaUhJ" nmn
In order to marry youT" .
She started to once, lut I cured her
of It th flrat rattle out of the box.
"I wlab you would tell ni bow."
' ."I tarted right In te grieving with
her.; And I grieved hnrder and longer
tbaa b did. IIouHton I'oet.
Kad th Morning fTntarpru-e.
Wants, For Sale, Etc
ftea andae thaae elsaaifiad haodate
tll be tnaaMad at aa aaat a wan
-artloa. batf a aaat aadttloaal fcw
- i- 0 - r- -v,
laa M aooa amaat with the pas'
naaawtal raopoaolBltlty for orrors; M"
TaMorfro. aorrootad aotto. wMl
ZrZZ tor patroo Mialmom oaarao la
'iniNTirV VOtlRSKLF
with the town In . which you live.
Don't be an Inactive, do-nothing cltl
ten. Display some civic patriotism
and aid in the further growth and
development of Oregon City.
KNtahllsh a business of your own
by building and selling through th
medium of Morning KnterprUe "U
ners." . , .
Cvarvthlno needful for th comfort
of th human family may b exploit
ed from day to dy in me r.nirpne
Uller section. If you have some
thing to sell, something l trade,
want to buy something, lose or find
anything. whatr it wnt
you ran get It by avertlslng your
want In tbla ectlon. Try It for a
month or ao for a trial. After lhat
time you will be convinced of the
efficiency of the little rutlers for
better business.
WANTED.
WANTED Collectors to see my col
lection of all sorts of curios, an
tique, and Indian trinkets; stamps
for atarnp collector; coin for
numismatist, arrow head for arch
eologlata, etc. I buy and sU all
sorts of curio; also all kind of
econdhand furniture aud tools
Ooorge Young. Main, near fifth
atreet
WANTli- oMuati adsortleementa for
thl column, fvtces very reason
able, bee rate at head of eolnaa
Rad tb Morning Enterprise.
WANTED Tou to anow that the En
terprtee Job printing upartmui I
th moot-complete la the State,
out aid Portland. Try It for your
next printing
WANTED Sign work. Everything
from a muslin sign to s bronis tab
let. Smyth. I'hon 1634.
LOST.
LOST1 By mall boy well-worn $10
piece between case uvery anu
11th atreet. Return Enterprise of
flee; reward. -
FOR SALE.
rOR SALE Space la this col urns
811 that old plow or harrow; yon
dont as it sine you purchased
your new one.
FOR SALE On thoroughbred Jer
sey bull calf, 9 months old, ready
for service, calve'a mother gave
ljoo pound of milk rtrst 30 day
after ah waa fresh. R. L. Badger,
Oregon City, R. F. P. No. 3.
FOR BALE Rhode Island Red. hen
and put let a, good winter layer.
Mrs. s. A. 8trong, Oregon City, R.
F. D. No. S.
FARM LOANS.
i 1 1 1 1 11
FARM LOANS Dlmlck S Dlmlck.
Lawyers, Oregon City, Or.
ATTORNEYS.
O n. EST. Attoraer-t-Law. Mesa,
loaned, a hot r act a furnlahed. lead
tlrtoe examined, eatsies settled, gen
eral taw buataaso. nonr Baak at
OrosAn CHy.
ITRKN A SCHirEBRU Attornoyat
Law, Deuteehar Advekat, win pra
Mr la all anuria, mak rolloctloai
prlae Bldg.. Orecoa Cltv. Oregon
J uTlDE RA N D CO iwTj CT0 K
HAftRT JONES Bufldar aad 0arl
Contractor. EaUmat caeerfaliy
glvsn on all claasos of building
work, eonerete walk ana rls forced
euocret. Has. pboaa Mala in
INSURANCE.
K. H. COOPER. For Flra taanraaaa
and Real Estate. Lot a aasdl
ywtr properties e buy, sell aad
trhang. Office la Bnierprte
Oregon City. Oregon .
MISCELLANEOUS.
Nolle of Applcatlon For Liquor
Lleanaa.
NOTICE Is hereby given that I will.
at ine next res-uinr mmi., . v. -
City Council, apply for a license to
en liquor at my place of bualneaa
Fifth and Main streets, for a per
lod of three month.
JOSEPH WILSON.
Notice of Application For Liquor
l unu.
NOTICE I heretiv rin it... i ..n
..infc i win,
i tuo next regular meeting of the
r 7 pt,l ror license
to sell liquor at me nl
523 M'n 'ret, for a period
wi "i vtq uiuniOH.
F. R. McCONNELK
Notice of .Application For Liquor
noiile is herejy gjven that I will,
alt tnal flaeff -ssgeMlaBt a..il m i . .
---- " 'vnu'm uivrjiuisr Ol IQ
City Council, sppl, tor a llcenae
to sell liquor at my place of bual
neaa, corner Sixth and Main atret.
- yni n oi inree month.
C. Q. HODE8.
Ordinance No T
An.,!8nc,f,r '". nd con.
trict No ? ,eW, fr 8ew,r 0,9
uregon city doe ordain a fop
..m Th" bounariea of
.J u V ' ,na tne Property
to be henefWaH r. I . '
. , anaensea
for
-"b construction of
ewer I as'ollow;
Commafii -. ,i ... ..
uch
m nlc jxorin
?&Z"rh 0en Point
East
. , ureen fo nt Dlat
rtnc Westerly along Northerly
boundaries nt m.w. "5 1 1 ljr
'""""J aioi
boundaries of Blocks
North
1 and
to
.. arner or , Ilk
then." Oniitt...i . .i
of , Block
7
..tM, ,j aiong ma Went
boundary of Blocks 7 and 6 to th
South West corner of Block 1
B ock . ..... - '""CS 1,
West
SoutherVdaTfLoUlST
Lot"niV n?ockNheMt 5
"t 11 Block 6, thenc along th
West boundary of Lot 11. to th
of 2S ?n J.th West '""'7
spiSraB
boundary of Block 4. 3 and 1 t .
point of beginning. 7 ; lf t0 "
Section 2. said aewcr ah.1t k
constructed according r TTth- IiaS
and pclflcatlon. now on fill i !J!
.
How to Get Rich
live wlibln your means.
IJmlt your wants while enlarging your rourr.
Dispense with luiurlea aa long as you can psy paly fo,
rltlo
......... .iir inaaneaaance or necomma a .
ell a muy earner. f M
Vou cu buy an lnirt barlng Certificate of Depoit fc t
a dejMj.lt la our Svlngs Depart meat every Um you h T TT
dollar. , ' ' .
The Bank of Oregon City 1
OLDEST BANK IN THE C0UNTT
D. O. LATODHSTTE FroaJrtont
THE FIRST. NATIONAL BANK
of OREGON CITY , OREGON
CAPITAL, tSA(it.0U.
T,aaat 0oel tanking SMSlnee. Oven tre A. M. , fc
..... rsoaw. awu".'l.w -Tware-nj-, a
WHEN a man feels the necessity of being in
two places at the same time he goes to 4t
nearest telephone and sends his voice.
It Is not ssactly the m thing, but whn a man talk hradrs)d
mils In opposite direction from the ssm Sail Tslphn, ltlbMs
Bod. v- - "
In th dally u th tlphon a rasa trvl sll vr tow by Vi
In s few minute. It I Jut ss sy t travel all evr th sum mt
sthsr st by mn th u"lvral Long D'sUne Ssrvlc l th M
ytm. ,
trucled a follow, to-wlt:
Th propoaed drainage commeuo
es on Elghteanlh Street with a vlt
rifled trra ootta pipe having aa
Interior diameter of 12 Inch and
an I Inch lateral sewer draining
Blocks 2. 3. 4. B. . 7 and $. with
the iceptlon of Lot S, Block B. snd
Lots IB. 14. 13. snd 12 of Block
6. snd said ower shall have all th
necessary manhole, larapholea Jat- j
eraia ana connection, it shall be
laid according to th plans and 1
aperlflcatlona adopted and approved I
ny thl ordlnanc.
8ertlon S. Th City Racordar I
hereby authorised to advrtla for
and receive proposals for said im
provement, but the City Council re
serve th right to reject any or all
bid therefor, and th Mayor and
Recorder shall enter Into a contract
or contracta with each firm or cor
poration to whom tb contract or
contracts sr let by th Council of
Oregon City, for the Improvement
of part thereof a specified la thl
Ordlnanc.
Section 4. Whereas tb territory
embraced In thla district I thickly
ettled and now without proper
aewerage or drainage and I a man
see to th health and aafety of that
district and th people of Oregon
City. It I necessary for th Im
mediate protection of the health and
afety of th people of that District
and Oregon City that the said pro
posed sewer b Immediately con
aructed snd sn emergency la here
by declared to exist and tbla Or
dinance shall take effect and be In
fore Immediately upon It approv
si by th Mayor.
The probable wfaol cost of (aid
ewer I $.1800.00.
Read first time and ordered pub
lished at a special meeting held on
th 18th day of September, 111.
L. STIPP, Recorder.
Resolution snd Notlc foe trie Im
provement of Fourteenth Strt
Where, pursuant to an order of the
City Council of Oregon City. Clacks
ma County. Oregon, heretofore
made, the City Engineer of said
City haa submitted his report and
fl ed In th office of the Recorder,
plants and specification for an ap
propriate Improvement of Four
teenth street, aald city from the
m1 . t.-f Maln ",reet 'ths west
aide of Washington street and esti
mates of the work to be don
thereon and the cot throf, and.
Whra, inch plans, specifics!,
tlona and estlmatea are s.tl. fac
tory to the City Council of said
Oregon City, therefor.
Th plans, specification and
be"' Webr "pproved ni
sbd intention of ald City Council
of Oregon City to make aald im
provement herein described as fol
lows, to-wlt:
,t,Ih.' Ki,r' ,han b brought to
the .ub-grade the full width there-
On the road bed macadam shall
be plsced not leas than Inches
Inches thick at csnter of ths street.
524 Sad'. brUght 10 th "
vM8'',1'rvMt shall b proprly pro-
Sad. SO?"?7 10 the
of th- -7i b"km,nU " urfac
of the street, and to provide all
be n,ad.dralrnaRe' BW,I shS
he made of concrete. All slds-
cane 1 rner."t 'nd t vrtl
ay to aub-grsd of the strseL
(6) ft wld and all th said Im,
ZTT ,,ht11 ta nd
filed fta'a Paclfloatloni
- dTLJn2rov;n,ent ""ba etsss
f?..Jff dtm M b'l r r--"v
, Utaod by 0-o r-,
-a
' YSJaC.
PadfirTcIcphonrand-Telegraph t
Evtry Bell Telephone is th Csnter of ths Srstta
Thl resolution was adopt! w ,
th Council of Oresos City S I
meeting held on tb 111 sir C
September, 1111
By order of th Council t 0 j
gon City. '
I. 8TIPP, Rwr
Ordinance No- -
An eminence ealabltshlnc tk Irak
of Fourteenth street, Orejo .
from th east ld of Mai W
to tb west sld of WsfUuts
atrial
Oregon aty doe oroaU M U
lows;
Section I. Th grsds of fwtsao
street. Oregon aty. I h
, Ubllsbed from lh rt tUt
Main tret to the weit
Washlngtoa street at tb few
described grad: -
Commencing on the sM
Mala atrt with an
ti t rt, tbnc oa a 2
grsds toTh west ld C
street at an elevatloa ofBI "a.
thenc across Center trV
deecendlng grade to lb
of Cntr trt. at "f
of $7 feet, tbence oa a 4
grade to the wt ld ol
ton strt at an lvtloa a
ft
' Read first time aad orders! f
llehed at a pcial
City Council held oa tk lW
Of September, lit I. 'J.
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517 Main St
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