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THE MORNING- OREGONIAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1901.
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CHARGE ON SHIPPING
"Bill to Restore Compulsory
.Pilotage .on the River.
PILOTS PRESSING THE:MEASURE
Port of Portland Benefited toy the
Removal of the Unnecessary Tax
Shipowners Have Withdrawn,
Arbitrary Discrimination.
Representative Orton -will introduce a
bill In the Legislature to repeal the law
of 1S, -which abolished compulsory pilot
age for ships between Portland and As
toria. It was reported yesterday that
Representative Driscoll would Introduce
the bill at the request of Larry Sulli
van. When seen at his meat market.
Mr. Driscoll said that he would not in
troduce such a bill, and that he did not
eee any reason why Mr. Sullivan's name
should be associated with the measure.
"Three pilots," said Mr. Driscoll, "called
on me -and made statements in favor of a
bill to repeal the law abolishing compul
sory pilotage. These were Messrs. Pat
terson, Gray and Emken. I took them to
Representative Orton, chairman of the
labor committee of our delegation, and
Senator Hunt, and introduced them. That
ended my connection with the matter."
Representative Orton was seen at ms
printing-house. He said that as the bill
pertained to labor It would naturally come
to his committee. Representative Schu
mann, he said, had handed him the bill.
"The bill will bo introduced by me," said
Mr. Orton, "but this does not Imply that
the delegation will favor It. The pilots
ask a hearing and we cannot very well
deny them one. But the burden of proof
will be upon them. They will have to
come before the proper committee at Sa
lem with their arguments. If they con
vince us that they are being wronged
they will get redress. It the bill should
have the effect of making Portland a
more expensive shipping port than Puget
Sound. I do not think it will get the
vote of a single member of the Multno
mah delegation. "We are trying to build
up a great shipping city here, and I sin
cerely hope that nothing will be done
to give us a set-back."
It is understood that the argument of
the pilots for repeal will be the same
as that which they urged two years ago
against abolition of compulsory pilotage.
It will be remembered that they pub
lished a Tambllng, ungrammatlcal, rhap
sodical pamphlet, complaining that If the
fees were taken away, they, the real
worklngmen, would be deprived of their
dally bread. This effort and the services
of a lobbyist are said to have cost the
pilots a "jackpot" of about 5S000. A fund
of this size was raised and placed In the
hands of a trusty for application In the
proper-sized sMnplasters at the right
time. The trusty, so the story goes, put
the money In his jeans and kept It there.
The pilots are now going among mem
bers of the Multnomah delegation with
the tale that every important port of
entry in the world, except the Columbia
River and Puget Sound, has compulsory
pilotage. This Is true only In a meas
ure. Many Important ports have com
pulsory pilotage, but one pilotage takes
the ship from the ocean to the port,
whereas. In the Columbia River, two
pilotages were necessary prior to 1899 one
from the ocean to Astoria, and another
from Astoria to Portland. The pilots
skillfully evade this point when passing
their complaints upon members of the
Legislature. It was the compulsory
pilotage between Astoria and Portland
that the Legislature knocked out.
Under the old law the pilotage on a
ship was $2 per foot draft, and 2 cents
per ton of registered tonnage. Thus a
2500-ton ship, drawing 15 feet Inward
bound, paid $S0 from Astoria to Portland.
Going to sea drawing 23 feet, she paid
$90 from Portland to Astoria. Total. $176.
"While $176 Is not a large sum to a Liver
pool shipowner, it added to the port
charges of his ship, and was made the
pretext for an arbitrary discrimination
against Portland of 1 shilling 3 pence In
a charter. Tacoma and Seattle shippers
got ships for 40 shillings, whereas the
Portland shippers paid 41 shillings 3 pence.
The extra shilling and 3 pence came out
of the pockets of the wheat producers of
the Willamette Valley and the Inland Em
pire. When compulsory pilotage was abol
ished, the Columbia River was put on a
level with Puget Sound, and the English
shipowners showed their appreciation of
the action of the Legislature by with
drawing the discrimination.
Nothing has been so beneficial to the
port of Portland as the act of 1S99 abolish
ing compulsory pilotage. Ships have been
promptly moved, which Is one of the es
sential requirements of a big port. The
standing order of the masters of the
O. R, & N. towboats Is to "get the ship
through." If there Is acoldcnt or de
lay the company Is responsible for It. If
there must be lighterage the company
pays for It. Under the old method the
co?t of accident, delay and lighterage fell
on the ship Abolition of compulsory
pilotage took money out of the O. R. &
N treasury, as It had pilots In Its serv
ice and was In the pilotage business.
"When the .bill was pending men interested
i-Ih lb welfare of Portland as an export,
ing port explained to the officials of the
comoany the benefit that would result
If the unnecessary tax on shipping were
Temoved. Believing that the general In
terests of Portland were of far more 1m
portarce than the revenue from pilotage,
the company offered no objection to the
bill. Understanding this, the pilots are
now telling members of the Legislature
that the company Is the ole beneflciary
of the a.ew conditions. Whatever effect
this statement may have in some quar
ters. It has made no Impression upon
Representative Orton. "I understand,"
he said yesterday "that the O. R. & N.
Co. is Indifferent In this matter, and that
It Is not taking sides. It seenw to me that
the subject is one that concerns Portland
ind the tributary producing country."
crippled with rheumatism, fell into the
fireplace of his cabin, and, unable to ex
tricate himself, was badly burned. He
had leaned up against the fireplace and
supposes that his crippled arm gave way,
but does not himself know exactly how
he fell in. His boy was asleep in the
cabin at the time but could not "be im
mediately wakened. Wnca finally roused
he extricated the old man.
The 3-months-old child of Mr. and Mrs.
T. S. Golden, of South Salem, met with a
serious accident "Wednesday. The child
was In a baby carriage near a stove. An
older child accidentally upset the buggy,
throwing the Infant upon the stove, caus
ing serious burns.
CLASSIFICATION WAS. FAULTY
TEMPLE BETH ISRAEL.
Dr. Wise "Will Give n Series of Tnllcs
on Great JcvrUh Leaders.
Rev. Dr. Stephen S. Wise will preach
this evening- on "Old Age Its Rights and
Its Responsibilities." The subject of next
Friday evening's sermon will be. "The
Aspirations and Opportunities of Youth."
In the future Dr. Wise expects to begin
a series of addresses on some of the great
leaders and teachers of Israel, including
Moses, Isaiah, Johannan ben Zakkai.
Malmonldes and Spinoza.
D. Soils Cohen gave a very pleasing and
Instructive talk to the pupils of the re
ligious school at the Temple, last Sunday
morning. The next in this series of In
formal addresses on modern and religious
themes will be given on Sunday, the 27th
Inst., by Dr. Thomas L. Eliot.
Last Sunday morning the young ladles
of the congregation formed themselves
Into a society to be known as "The Altar
Guild." th object of the society being
to provldo the decorations for the altar
at eaoh service on the Sabbath or holy
days. In the future. The following were
elected officers of the society: President,
Miss Rae Selling; vice-president. Miss H.
Lauer; treasurer. Miss Florence Kohn;
secretary, Miss Clementine Hlrsch.
Accidents to OreROn People.
A serious accident occurred Sunday
night near Leland. An old man named
-Gordon, who has for years been badly
FIGURES OF ELECTION
VOTE CAST IJT OREGON FRECTTfCTS
IN KOVEHBER.
Snows Relative Strength ox t Po
litical Parties in the StateBe
tails and Total Given.
Following Is the vote by precincts In
Oregon at the Presidential election No
vember 6, 1900, the record being for the
elector of each party who received the
largest total of votes in the state:
Secretary of State Refuses Summary
of Multnomah's Tax-Roll.
Secretary of State Dunbar has objected
to the summary of the Multnomah assess
ment roll for 1900, as returned by Clerk
Holmes, of the County Court, because the
classifications of property do not conform
to the statute. The Importance of the
matter lies in the fact that a wrong
classification may raise the question of
the validity of the state tax levy.
The summary was made In conformity
with the classifications used In the as
sessment roll of Multnomah County, and,
speaking with reference to the subject,
Mr. Holmes said: "I do not think the
Secretary of State can demand any more,
than what the Assessor turns over to me.
That appears to me to be the only thing I
am required by law to give him. A sum
mary means the footings obtained from
the valuations of the Assessor, arid the
classifications are as shown by 'the as
sessment rolL It was accepted last year
In this form, but the Secretary appears to
be more particular this time."
The letter of Secretary Dunbar to Coun
ty Clerk Holmes declining to receive the
summary is as follows:
"Office Secretary of State, January 7.
Dear Sir: I herewith acknowledge the re
ceipt of yours of the 5th, inclosing the
assessment roll of Multnomah County
for the year 1900, as finally equalized by
the County Board of Equalization, and
Inclose you the same herewith for the rea
son that the classifications as entered do
not conform to the law.
"I would respectfully direct your at
tention to the provisions of the act of
1S99, which provides that you shall file
a summary of the assessment of certain
designated classifications. I also inclose
you a copy of an opinion by the Attorney-General
relating thereto, for your In
formation. "In the summary as forwarded by you,
'miles of railroad bed' and 'miles of tele
graph and telephone lines have been
grouped: likewise 'steamboats, sailboats,
sattlonary engines and manufacturing
machinery and 'railroad rolling stock,'
and "notes and accounts' and Bhares of
stock.'
"The value of 'miles of railroad bed,'
'miles of telegraph and telephone lines,'
'rolling stock,' 'steamboats, sailboats, sta
tionary engines and manufacturing ma
chinery,' 'notes and accounts,' and 'shares
of stock' each should be extended sep
arately, as called for on said summary
sheet furnished you. Kindly make your
classifications to conform with the law,
and return to me at your earliest oppor
tunity, so that the state levy of taxes
can be made."
The statute referred to Is as follows:
"Within 20 days from the time the as
sessment roll has been finally equalized
by the County Board of Equalization, the
County Clerk shall transmit to the Secre
tary of Stato a certified copy of the
summary thereof, showing the number of
acres of tillable land In the county; the
number of acres of non-tillable land; Im
provements on deeded lands; town and
city property; Improvements on town and
city property; Improvements on lands not
deeded or patented; miles of railroad bed;
railroad rolling stock; miles of telegraph
and telephone lines; merchandise and
stock In trade; farming Implements, wag
ons, carriages, etc; steamboats, sail
boats, stationary engines, etc.; money,
notes and accounts; shares of stock;
household furniture, watches, Jewelry,
etc; cattle, horses and mules; sheep and
goats; swine; the gross value of all prop
erty; exemptions, and the total taxable
property of the county."
The opinion of Attorney-General Black
burn construing the law was rendered In
a Lake County case, and at that time he
said:
"By this enactment the Legislature evi
dently Intended that the certified sum.
mary of the assessment roll of each
county should Include only the classifica
tions of property specifically set forth
therein, notwithstanding it might be true
that the assessment roll of the county,
as equalized, might Include other and ad
ditional classifications of property than
those specified. The summary required
by the act is not a certified copy of the
summary that may be attached to the
assessment roll of the county, but it is
a summary of the classes of property
mentioned In said act."
County Clerk Holmes at first was of the
opinion that it would be Impossible for
him to furnish the corrected summary
demanded, but he laid the matter before
the Assessor, and fortunately Deputy As
sessor Maxwell was able to make the
segregations and new totals from the In
formation at hand In the office.
Said a well-Informed official, discussing
this matter: "The stupid part of the
whole thing appears to be that It makes
no difference under existing circum
stances whether the classifications In the
Multnomah County assessment roll, from
which the summary was prepared, con
form precisely to the statute or not, or
of any other county; nor does It appear
that the Secretary of State or other state
officials In making the state tax levy re
quire any summary or Information what
ever, except what the total valuation of
the taxable property Is In the different
counties. There is now no State Board
of Equalization, and the state officials
have no authority In any manner to raise
or lower the valuation on any kind or
description of property; consequently,
what necessity exists for them to know
what merchandise has been assessed at.
or town lots, or anything else? When
the State Board of Equalization was in
power there was some need of all of this,
as It could increase or lower the valuation
of any class of property, and frequently
dld so. Now all the state officers have to
do Is to ascertain the total assessed value
of all the property In the state, calculate
how much money the state will require
to run the government for the year, etc,
and make a tax levy accordingly which
affects all sorts of property and each
county alike.
"The summary law appears to be a use
less one under present conditions, but the
present fuss was perhaps not all for noth.
ing, because several years ago the as
sessment was disputed In the courts In
tax-collecting time because the classifica
tions did not agree with the statutory
requirements, and the collection of taxes
was much disturbed and delayed, pending
a decision on the case by the Supreme
Court."
So long as the statute says a summary
shall be furnished, it is perhaps best to
hew straight to the line to avoid possi
ble subsequent legal complications.
Baker Connty.
cw or .ar 5-3-
PRECINCT- 2 8 Sg ag
3r ? S
8 ft 2.2 s-S. - a r
oPo- :-,:o
3 ; : : . j-
Baker No. 1 131 126 2.... 3
Baker No. 2 214 200 3.... 15
Baker No. 3 94 61 4 1 2
Baker No. 4 101 76 8 .... 2
Depot 63 85 4 .... 5
South Baker Si 46
"Virtue 15 11
North Powder ......... 9 6 .... 1 ....
Haines 37 48 1 1 3
Rock Creek 38 47 4
Willows..: 24 17 1
WIngvllle 23 29 1
Pocahontas 16 49 1 1 ....
McEwen 32V 37 5 1 1
North Sumpter 971 144 3 .... 2
South Sumpter 146 189 3 .... 1
Bourne 66 78 1
Alder 14 15 1
Express 52 56 3
Weatberby 23 18 1
Huntington 89 66 1 1 ....
Connor Creek 13 7
Rye Valley 16 15
Bridgeport 17 13
Parkers 32 S3 .'.
Cleary 20 40
Unity 11 53
Total 1458 1615 40 6 41
Creole County.
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PRECINCT. 23 8 3 53 SS K
srE 25" ? 2.2
ssss" : s : 3
: o t : : : S
: s :
Rear Creek 7 11 1
Beaver .,.... 16 12
Bend ,.... 4 4
Black Butte . 20 27 3 1 14
Camp Creek 14 10
Cross Keys 19 i
Cherry Creek 1
Hardin ...., 16 9 1
Hay Creek 47 12 2.... 1
Hay Stack 42 19 .... 1 ....
Ireland 13 7
Johnson Creek 16 17
Maury 8 8
McKay 23 14
Mill Creek 7 8 1.... 1
'Montgomery 4 9 5
Newsom i 14 24
Ochoco 14 11 1
Prinevllle , 130 120 8 .... 4
Summit Prairie 5 2
Upper Trout 34 16....
Willow Creek 21 7 .... 1 ....
Total 4743S1 16 3 21
Not counted. Judges and clerks did not
certify to tally sheet.
Boufflos.
Benton Connty.
Corvallls No. 1 81 54 9
Corvallis No. 2 122 93 12 1 1
Corvallls No. 3 118 77 9 .... 1
Corvallis No. 4 46 44 6 .... 1
Fairmount 54 45 4 .... 2
Soap Creek 33 44 .... 1 1
Kings Valley 40 47 1
Summit 25 10 1
Blodgett 25 21 1
Wren 29 12
Philomath 120 110 85 1 ....
Willamette 39 52
Alsea 43 51 4
Bellfountaln 110 40
Monroe 46 64
Total 931 764 81 3 7
Clackamas County.
Abernethy
Barlow
Beaver Creek
Borings
Canyon Creek
Cascades
Canby ..
Clackamas
Cherry ville
Canemah
Damascus
Eagle Creek
Garfield
George
Harding
Highland
Macksburg ...
Molalla
Milk Creek
IMarquam
Mllwaukle
Maple Lane
Needy
New Era
Oswego
Oregon City No. 1..
Oregon City No. 2..
Oregon City No. 3..
Pleasant Hill
Slevers
Soda Springs
Spxlngwater ...
Tualatin
Union
Viola
West Oregon City ..
Total 223111641 118
4
16
3
1
4
1
5
8
13
3
2
2.
23
21
Canyonvllle
Looking Glass ..
Cole's Creek ....
Umpqua
Roseburg .,
Deer. Creek
West Roseburg .
Cow Creek
Mt. Scott
Millwood ....,..,
East Umpqua ...
Myrtle Creek ...
CRlddle
Calapooia
-Keuogg
Elkton
Pass Creek
Perdue
Ten-Mile
Camas Valley ...
Wilbur ...
Comstock
Scottsburg
Gardiner, ,
Oakland
Yoncolla
Glendale
Civil Bend
Lake
Total
66
30
7S1
114
79
88
30
15
23
44
145
59
S6
26
24
71
3
32
47
20
81
821
82
77
112
48
24
1910 1624
75 17 53
Lane Connty.
PRECINCT.
Bohemia ,
Bailey ,
Blanton ,
Blue River ,
East Cottage Grove.,
West Cottage Grove
Creswell
Camp Creek ,
Chesner ,
Coyote
Eueene. North. No. 1
Eugene, North, No. 2..
Eugene, south, No. 1
Eugene, South, No. 2
Elmlra
Fall Creek
Florence
Five Rivers
Fair Mount
Gate Creek
Goshen
Glentena
Hazel Dell
Herman
Heceta
Irving
Jasper
Junction. North
Junction, South
Long Tom
Lost Valley
Lake Creek
Lane
Mohawk
Middle Fork
McKlnzIe
Mabel
Mapleton
Mound
Pleasant Hill
Richardson
Spencer
Siuslaw ,
Springfield
Saginaw
Thurston
Willamette
Walton
Wallace
Zumwalt
a
2CJ
IK
3,815
a 9
2s 3
rJ- P
Harney.
Burns
Harney
Drewsey
Curry
Diamond ....
Happy Valley ,.
Alvord ,.
Lake .
Crane Creek .
Saddle Butte
Wild Horn
Poison Creek
Island
Silvles
Pine Creek
Catlow
Pueblo
Warm Springs
Total 372 387
135 140
40 20
28 49
18 14
12 10
7 6
3 11
17 20
7 12
35 20
23 12
9 10
11 14
9 5
5 19
""5 "i9
8 6
17
1 .... 1
.... 2 1
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2 323
No election.
Grant.
Clatsop Connty.
A "WINTER ROUTE TO THE EAST.
The climate of Utah and Colorado Is
temperate the year round, and clear skies
and sunlit days are as proverbial In Win
ter as In Summer. The mean annual tem
perature In Salt Lake City or Denver Is
about 55 degrees, and the average annual
precipitation 14.77 inches. With such in
consequential precipitation there can be
little or no trouble from snow in the dis
tricts traversed by the Rio Grande West
ern Railway, and its Immediate connec
tionsthe Colorado Midland or Denver &
Rio Grande Railroads.
In fact Winter adds but new grandeur
and charm to the travel scenes, and in
fuses an element of variety and beauty
to the unsurpassed wonders of nature
along the Great Salt Lake Route Tickets
to all points East may be obtained at 253
Washington street-
Astoria No. 1 86 50 3 1 18
Astoria No. 2 118 45 5.... 6
Astoria No. 3 Ill 66 2 1 1
Astoria No. 4 174 0 8.... 7
Astoria, No. 5 140 100 2 1 10
Astoria, No. 6 123 54 4 1 5
Astoria. No. 7 87 40 5 1 17
John Day 21 1
Svensen 20 22 1
WalluskI 19 5
New Astoria 72 24
Warrenton 41 8 4
Clatsop 24 20
Seaside 70 43 2
Melville 20 1
Chadwell 24 20 1
Youngs River 13 17
Olney 28 21
Knappa 23 17 2 1 1
Clifton 30 3
Westport "... 25 13 1
Vesper 16 4
Jewell 18 11
Mishawaka 13 10
Elsie 6 10
Push 7 3
Total 1329 68S 38 6 66
Colnmbln. Connty.
Auburn
Apiary
Beaver Falls
Clatskanle ...
Deer Island .
Goble
Marshland ...
Nehalem
Oak Point ...
Rainier
Scappoose ...
Union
Warren
Total 863 403 31
12 1 18
............
5.... 9
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3 3....
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3
31 5 30
Coos Connty.
Bandon
Burton Prairie
Coaledo
Coos City
Coos River
Coos River, North
Coqullle City
Deer Park (no returns)
Dora
Empire Cltv
Enchanted Prairie
Four Mile
Lake
Marshfield. North
Marshfleld, South
Missouri
Myrtle Point
Newport
Norway
Parkersburg
Prosper
Rlverton
Rowland Prairie
South Slough ....
Sumner
Ten Mile
Total 111531 8S8 53
60
19
14
11
27
12
197
16
25
15
14
13
44
81
29
95
27
3S
47
27
3S
17
6
9
71
141
13
Canyon City 95 61 1 .... 3
John Day 81 19 1 2 1
Marysvllle ..' 26 9
Union .'.. 141 92 4 .... 12
Long Creek 61 56 3.... 1
Fox 31 30 2 2....
Hamilton 61 21 1 .... 2
North Fork 69 19 .... 1 1
Susanvllle 53 52 2
Willow 13 11
Warm Springs 21 12 l
Olive 16 20 2
tBear Valley 15 12
South Fork 41 23
Middle 47 13 3 .... 1
Rosebud ..., 38 18
Granite 99 131
Austin ... 3 14
Total ,, 911 613 15 6 26
Jackson County.
Applegate
East Ashland
West Ashland ....
Barron
Big Butte
Central Point
Climax
Dunn
Eagle Point
Flounce Rock ....
Foots Creek ,
Gold Hill
Jacksonville
Lake Creek ........
Meadows
East Medford
West Medford ....
Mount
Phoenix
Pleasant Creek ...
Pooh Pah
Rock Point
Roxian
Sam's Valley
Sterling
Table Rock
Tallent
Trail
Union
Watkins
Willow Springs ...
Woodville
39
185
175
2S
10
44
22
78
80
7
12
80
122
23
7
1361
99
26
55
I
52
17
12
33
20
9
75
9
37
10
22
29
I-
Total 11565
57
95
76
28
20
76
12
30
56
3
34
103
94
19
22
121
96
36
67
44
46
23
35
63
14
35
61
23
47i
24
41
34
1525
Total 25212037 1331 71 48
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3
2-5
Morrow Connty.
PRECINCT.
Heppner
Mount Vernon
Gentry
lone
Daisy
Lexington
Lena
Dry Fork
Matteson
Cecil
Eight-Mile ....
Pine City
Alpine
Wells Springs .
Total 723 35S 411
a
8
K
3
53
H
9
S
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C-l
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4 23
Polk County.
Lincoln County.
Alsea 68 22 1 .... 1
Beaver Creek 8 11 8
Big Elk 15 8
Elk City 19 18 3
Five Rivers 13 6 .... 3
Little Elk 19 18 3 .... 7
Morris 16 7 2
Nashville 22 14 .... 1 ....
Newport 63 29
Slletz 83 25
Tidewater 7 19 1
Toledo 106 62 1 1 16
Yaqulna 33 27 1
Total 472 265 8 5 36
Malheur County.
Vale
Star
Summit
Crooked Creek
Barren Valley
Ontario
Nyssa
Owyhee
Malheur
Three Forks ...
Junction
Red Butte
Castle Rock .
Bully
Carlile
Stone
Jordan Valley .
Snake River ...
Total I 47S 4S6;
1
1
181 6
Marlon County.
Josephine Connty.
North Grant's Pass..
South Grant's Pass..
West Grant's Pass...
Wolf Creek
Mount Reuben
Gallce
Leland
Merlin
Lucky Queen
Murphy
Williams
Slate Creek
Kerby
Oak Flat
Althouse
Waldo
192 S8 18 .... 7
146 122 6 1 4
101 70 6 1 11
53 31 1
6 9
23 28
48 49.... 1 1
66 63 2.... 5
8.:
26 43 2 .... 4
52 57 1 1 ....
44 57 2 1 4
SO 44 4 .... 1
5 11
36 30 1
33 42 2
919 744 45 5 37
Klamath County.
Sprague River 14 20
Langell Valley 25 22 1
Lost River 33 24 1
Poe Valley 9 25 3 1
Dairy 41 11 2
Tull Lake 57 58 1 1 ....
Snow 25 14
Plevna 41 18 1 3 ....
Llnkvllle 141 94 4 1 ....
Klamath Lake 3 7 1
Wood River 39 31
Total 42S 324 8 8 4
Lake County.
SI
Curry.
Chetco
Mountain Rancb
Pistol River
Gold Beach
Weddcburn
Ophir
Port Orford
Slpes
Floras Creek
Eckley
2u.ule Creek
Big Bend .v. .....
Quosaten
Jerry's Flat
Total 305 162
16
No election held.
Gilliam.
Arlington
Blalock
Condon
Ferry Canyon
Idea
Lone Rock ....
Mayville
iMatney
Rock Creek ...
Frail Fork ...
Willow Creek
Total 1 4191 843J 22!
I:::
Silver Lake 35 31
Summer Lake 10 21
Paisley 48 27
Crooked Creek 19 11
North Warner 24 6 .... 1 1
South Warner 24 14 1
South Lakevlew 69 25 1
North Lakevlew 119 35
Drews Valley 16 1
Goose Lake 34 16
Cogswell Creek 30 36
Thomas Creek 28 11 .... 1 ....
Total 456 233 1 2 2
Linn County.
Albany
East Albany
West Albany
North Brownsville
South Brownsville
Center
Crawfordsvllle .....
Fox Valley
Foster
Halsey
North Harrlsburg .
South Harrlsburr .
Jordan
North Lebanon ....
South Lebanon ....
LaComb
Orleans
Price
Rock Creek -..
North Sclo
South Sclo
Shelburn
Syracuse
Santiam
Sweet Home ,
Sodavllle
Shedd
Tangent
Tallman
Waterloo
74 10 1 3
96 10 1 3
100 24 .... 7
77 15.... 1
49 27
S5 4.... 1
35 15 2....
47 7
40 4.... 8
75 15 1 2
88 2 .... 1
66 1 2 1
100 1 1 ....
93 4 3 2
104 10 2 2
72 10 7 1
41 12
98 8 .... 4
26 5
69 1.... 6
67 4 .... 11
59 1 2 27
66
59 2 .... 3
75 2
80 10 2 2
91 18 .... 2
59 11
37
64.... 1 1
1997 228 2593
Aumsville
Aurora .
Breitenbush
Brooks
Buttevllle
Champoeg
Elkhorn
Englewood
Fairfield
Scott's Mills
Gervails
x.oreb
Howell
Hubbard .
Jefferson
Maclcay
Marlon
Mehama
Monitor
Mount Angel
Prospect
Salem No. 1
Salem No. 2
Saiem No. 3
Salem No. 4
East Salem
..orth Salem
South Salem
Sidney
Sliver Falls
South Sllverton ...
North Sllverton ...
Sllverton
St. Paul
Stayton
Sublimity
Turner
oo&burn
Yow Park
Total 131121231811871 19 89
Douglas
Jackson
Salt Lake
Spring Valley
Eola
Rlckreall
'South Independence.
South Monmouth ....
Buena Vista
Suver
Luckiamute
Bridgeport
East Dallas
McCoy
South Dallas
North Independence...
JNortn Dallas
Rock Creek
Middle Independence.
"North Monmouth
Falls City
Total 11631 991 102
54 67
bo
3S
45
76
44
82
59
44
24
71
38
96
43
94
54
80
8
50
45
65!
5.... 1
2
5
4
4 1....
3 .... 2
10
3
1
1
3 3....
17 .... 5
12 1
9 4 7
12 1
5 2 ....
.... 1....
4
10 1 1
15 7 ....
102 23 19
Yamhill Connty.
PRECINCT.
ffd
5. "5?
c
Amity
Baker Creek
Bellevue
Carlton
Checowan
East Dayton
West Dayton
Dundee
Falrhaven
La Fayette
North McMlnnvllle
South McMlnnvllle
North Newberg ....
South Newberg ...
North Sheridan ....
South Sheridan ....
North Yamhill
West Chehalem ..
Whlteson
Willamette
Wlllamina
Total
421 4S
69
41
H
is
H
S3
67
104
119
144
109!
94!
40
S2l
61;
25
37
99 49
-
15S311Z3a
5C!
S
o
3i
164
m
3
:3
41 38
ROBBED A FARMER.
Tillamook County.
Nehalem ........
Foley
Garibaldi
Bay I...
Barnegat
Tillamook
Hoquarton
Falrvlew
South Prairie ...
Netarts
Carnahan
Blaine
Beaver
Sand Lake
Hebo
Union
Little Nestucca
Dolph
Total 623 313
2.... 1
'"2YYY. YYY.
11
'"7 '..'.! '..".".
11 1....
2
4 11
1
1
4
20.... 1
1
2
1
5 .... 17
1 .... 2
Umatilla County.
Multnomah County.
3 .
4 .
5 .
6 .
7 .
8 .
9 .
10.
11.
20...
21...
22...
23...
Precinct No.
Precinct No.
Precinct No.
Precinct No.
Precinct No.
Precinct No.
Precinct No.
Precinct No.
Precinct No.
Precinct No.
Precinct No.
Precinct No. 12.
Precinct No. 13.
Precinct No. 14.
Precinct No. 15.
Precinct No. 16.
Precinct No. 17.
Precinct No. 18.
Precinct No. 19.
Precinct Iso.
Precinct No.
Precinct No.
Precinct No.
Precinct No. 24.
Precinct No. 25.
Precinct No. 26
Precinct No. 27
Precinct No. 28
Precinct No. 29
Precinct No. 30
Precinct No. 31
Precinct No. 32
Precinct No. 33
Precinct No. 34
Precinct No. 35
Precinct No. 36
Precinct No. 37
Precinct No. 38
Precinct No. 39
Precinct No. 40
Precinct No. 41
Precinct No. 42
Precinct No. 43
Precinct No. 44
Precinct No. 45
Precinct No. 46
Precinct No. 47
Precinct No. 48
Precinct No. 49
Precinct No. 50
Precinct. No. 51 ,
Woodlawn
Peninsular ,
Portsmouth
St. Johns ,
Columbia
Mount Tabor ,
South Mount Tabor
Woodstock
Lents
Kilgaver ,
Montavilla
Russelhrllle
Rockwood '.
Falrvlew
Troutdale
Gresham
Powell's Valley
Hurlburt
Brower
Bridal Veil
Warrendale
Reeders .......
Willamette Slough .".
Holbrook ...1
Llnnton
Sylvan
Mount Zlon
Bertha
West Portland
Total 1994814436 455
176
20S
127
216
178
201
153
166
184
258
187
150
189
202
233
128
189
88
151
113
122
178
194
155
162
204
61
156
130
111
195
79
103
143
200
84
166
198
227
194
223
227
145
167
163
101
160
190
174
154
116
121
68!
63
35
39
13
58
45
40
21
100
36
28
56:
63
77
76
56
27
77
10
16
4
So
37
47
23
44
47
SOI
111
103
107
35
50
152
113
96
51
51
69
48
61
64
49
14
109
67
49
61
25
72
52
66
20
61
71
49
103
26
40
67
90
43
63
81
62
72
101
112
C2
44
67
121
83
95
78
107
72
65
33
18
27
6
72
24
39'
27,
11
53
20
14
15
30
n
53
26
12
22
2
6
6!
28
17
18
12
16
14
12!
Adams
Alta
Alba
Bingham Springs
Cottonwood
Echo
Encampment
Fulton
Gllllland
Hogue
Helix
Juniper
McKay
North Athena
South Athena
North Milton
South Milton
Mountain
Pendleton
North Pendleton
South Pendleton
East Pendleton ....
Ruddock
Union
Umatilla
Uklah
Valley
Vansycle
Vinson
Weston
East Weston
Willow Springs
Yoakum
Reservation
Total
19751638
130
Union County.
Allcel ....... ..i..i.
Antelope
Bed Rock
Big Creek
Camp Carson
Cove
Cornucopia
Copper Butte
East Eagle
Eagle Valley
North Elgin
South Elgin
Hllgard
Island
Iron Dyke ,
La Grande, No. 1.,
La Grande, No. 2.,
La Grande, No. 3..
North Powder
Perry
Pine Valley
Sanger
Starkey
Sparta
Summervllle ,
Union. No. 1
Union, No. 2
Totals I 512116461 57 10
67
Thrown out.
Wallowa County.
Enterprise ....
Joseph
Lostlne
Wallowa
Prairie Creek
Paradise
Lost Prairie ..
Grouse
Promise
Pine Creek ..
Imnaha
Park
Divide
Trout Creek ..
142 104 3 1 2
76 63
78 88 4 1 1
114 98 7 2 ....
35 28 2 1 ....
64 49 1 1 2
27 29
19 13 1
16 18 1
25 13
13 14 1
7 18 1
6 4
29 20 1 .... 1
651 559 21 6 7
Waaco County.
Sherman County.
Blglow
Grant
Wasco
Monkland ....
Moro
Grass Valley
Rutledge ....
Kent
Total 451 385 82
19 2177711 5
S9 1..., 1
100 23
25 25
87 18 1 1
70 4 .... 1
31 5
14 4
lS5l82l8
Falls
Vlento
West Hood River ..
East Hood River..
Baldwin
Mosler
West Dalles
Trevltt
Blgelow
East Dalles
Eight-Mile
Columbia
Nanseiie
Deschutes
Dufur
Ramsey
KIngsley
Tygh
Oak Grove
Wamic
Bake Oven
Antelope
Boyd
South Hood River
Mountain
Total 11576(10381 85
12
Edward Beacon and John Casey Ar
rested at Tacoma.
Detectives Ford and Cordano left yes
terday for Tacoma to bring Edward Dea
con, alias Watson, and John Casey to
this city to answer for the larceny of a
gold watch and $250 from W. Moore, a
Southern Oregon farmer. The police say
the prisoners met Moore In a First-street
hotel, and, after several drinks, robbed
him of the watch and money and his
trousers. Casey, however, left his own
trousers in place of the pair he took.
After this, Moore went to a hotel, where
he was relieved of $90. and R. W. DeWltt
was arrested for this robbery.
Deacon and Casey were sailors on a
ship which Is now lying at Victoria dock.
Four days before the ship arrived at As
toria the captain disappeared, and It 13
feared that he wa3 drowned or thrown
overboard In a scuffle. The police are
working on the case.
When Moore was at the police station a
check for $6800 was found on him.
DAILY CITY STATISTICS.
Real Estate Transfers.
Lydla and Clementina Rodney to
B. Wistar Morris, trustee, lots
1 and 2, block 301, Couch addi
tion. January 10 $57C0 00
Lenora and Charles P. Hogue to
Portland! Crematory Association,
2 acres, City View Park addition,
October 25, 1900 1200 00
O. Hemmlngston to F. C Johnson,
N. of lot 4. block l Mount
Tabor Villa, October 7, 1S95 125 00
United States Mortgage & Trust
Company to Charles Dlerke, par
cel land, Flanders street, near
Twenty-third, December 21 6000 CO
Caroline Durkhelmer and Kaufman
Durkhelmer to Sophie Durkhelm
er, lot 8, block 240, Portland, Juno
2, 1899 ICO
Sheriff for R. H. Thompson to
Thomas Connell, block P, Caruth-
ers' addition, October 5, 1899 67 CO
Sheriff for same to same, block
104, Caruthers addllton, October
5, 1899 33 82
Sheriff for same to same, lots 1 to
8, inclusive, block 104; lots 1 to 8,
Inclusive, block P; lot 7, block 102,
Caruthers' addition, December 20,
1900 153 36
Chief of Police to Thomas Connell,
lot 7, block 102, Caruther3 addi
tion, December 19, 1900 27 CO
Allience Trust Company to Rose
Gullliaume. 50x87, Washington,
December 21 6800 00
Bulldlner Permit.
Harry Howard, two-story house, Nine
teenth street, between Northrop and
Overton, $3000.
Contngrlous Disease.
iZ Haynes, 367 East Oak street, meas
les. William Klein, 642 East Seventh, measles.
Mabel Adams, Seuwood; ecaTletlna.
James Allison, 52 Harding street. Albino,
diphtheria.
Charles Meyers, 147 Twelfth, street, ty
phoid. Birth. Returns.
January 8, boy to wife of John B. Ester,
1293 East Eighth, North.
January 3, girl to wife of WlUlam N.
Robinson, 207 Hall street.
Death. Returns.
January 8, Johanna Borran, 33 years,
615 East Clay street; pulmonary tubercu
losis. January 9, Esther Markstrom, 2 months,
435 Everett street; pneumonia.
January 7, John G. Sells, 78 years, Pea
Insular Station; old age.
January 9, Henry Crosier, 71 years, St.
Vincent's Hospital; fracturo of hip.
Marriage Licenses.
Joseph H. Gump, 27, and Nettle Mur
phy, 24.
George E. Quiggle, 31, and Fannie E.
Gregg, 19.
Amello Cottardi, 22, and Maria Quelr
olo, 21.
PERSONAL MENTION.
John Paul Dana, of the New York Sun
staff, and nephew of the late Charles A.
Dana, Is at the Portland.
W. J. Hodgins and B. W. Copeland, ad
vance agents of the "Husband on Salary"
Company, are registered at the St. Charles.
Charles Carter, J. J. Cartwrlght and ex
County Clerk Test, of Ontario, are at the
Imperial. They will attend tho meetings
of the Legislature In the Interest of tho
county-seat removal from. Vale.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10. Northwestern
people registered at New York hotels to
day as follows:
From Portland S. Z. Mitchell and wife,
at the Albemarle.
From Seattle C Watson, at the Im
perial; O. C. Clemens, at tho Gllsey.
Accident Company Settles Judgment.
TACOMA, Jan. 10. Tho sum of $9125
was paid Into the Federal Court today
by the Preferred Accident Insitrance Com
pany, of New York, on a Judgment in
favor of Sarah McMillan, whose husband
John McMillan, was killed by accidental
discharge of a revolver In Spokana in
February, 1900.
36
Washington County.
Beaverdam
Beaverton
Burton
Columbia
Cornelius
Dairy
Dllley
East Butte
Bast Cedar Creek
Gales Creek ..
Mountain
North Hlllsboro
North Forest Grove...
Reedvllle
South Hlllsboro
South Forest Grove....
South Tualatin
Wapato
Washington
West Butte
West Cedar Creek....,
Total 1655llI14l 126!
"Wheeler County.
Fossil 146 62 2 1 2
Mitchell 66 62 2
Shoofly 77 2 3
Wagner 21 30 1
Wlnlock 19 12 1
Lost Valley 13 5 1 2 1
Ward..... 4 10
Clarno 22 S
Twickenham .... 16 7
Bridge Creek 8 9
Mountain 13 10
Rock Creek 14 21 .... 1 1
Waterman 7 5
Total :426it3l 1CJ 41 I
9
ears
Economical soap is one
that a touch of cleanses.
Pears' shaving soap is
the best in all the world.'
All sets of people use Pears' soap, all sorts
of stores sell it, especially druggists.
5CIEXCE SETTIiES IT.
Dandruff Is Caused by a Germ That
Saps the Hair's Vitality.
It Is now a settled fact that dandruff
Is caused by a germ. Falling hair and
baldness are the result of dandruff. Dr.
E. J. Beardsley, of Champaign, 111., got
hold of tne new hair preparation, New
bro's Herplclde the only one that kills
the dandruff germ. He says: "I used
Herplclde for my dandruff and falling
hair, and I am well satisfied with the
result." Dr. J. T. Fugate, of Urbana, I1L,
says: "I have used Herplclde for dan
druff with excellent results. I shall pre
scribe It Jn my practice." Herplclde kills
the dandruff germ. Physicians as well as
the general public say so.
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