The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, July 14, 1904, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextThe i JnllLD VOL. XI. H1LLSBORO, OREGON, JULjY 14, 1904. NO. ) I n Ilis el J " 1 leir h Dhpluy Shows the Standing of School. OMC.UH THIKO STATE IN I! XI ON Front 1'ulnt of Literacy Malm Excel. (Inly two World's Fair Grounds, 8t. LouU, Mu, July 1 4 Oregon' educational exhibit occupies spate between two main aielea in the Education! anil Social Economy Duilditi, and I him preeents plenty of display surface to visitors. Every Inducement if made to l)(hteerB In enter I he ex hi hi I and Investigate the work (lore by Oiegon student, 11 lint tiny may have a correct idea of tlttt standard of educatiin in the far western Itais ant! just what ad vantagee their clilldiii will m-eive should limy move tin r-. On of the first tjietin aked by proapectlv sutler i "tVhai sort of echoola have you in Orr gon?" Eo'erner ore eipeiUlly afraid that they will laud in a country withou; tslurail mnl faeiU tin. A viitil tu I Im Oregon exhibit aoon eel wi'ir rt.ii', ami gives them pleu'y ul infornniion at lo"' r H'tiy what Oregon ,ai to itbr in that''1 ';'rrf'; i. jChoell Staley Kducatoii from all over the 'l ' L,jry-:v,v country have vi.iie l the di play . n JmM 1 h'irehill.... ilucation and aie of the opinion tlaston that Oregon students domwell oa:h t'eel itirovl. any rttidenl in the country Thi! H II Wahl, del b b 8 40 j Hon, I M C Cae, Ji sephin (ase. la proven by the tact that In point t Sen K Mixner 00V T Shearer, K A Hyde and L E of literacy Oiegon alanda third Jnmea I Hoonet 00 . Smith, mretiea, approved. highest of all Males In the I'nion, t)S).f5 irr cent, of her peoiile being able to read and wriie, The lowest slate on the ll-t is J,ouiiiaua wbre but (13 per cent, of the people are literate. Oregon's display embraces all de partments of the public rhrol system as it eiisU in th state, end also show whitl is h-ing done by manr private iusti'Ulions Bound volumes of itudinta' work and a variety of manual training handiwork occupy prominent p mi lium in the exhibit. I.aliranda will soon be the coun ty seat of I'nion county. A big cloud burit rinsed gret damage the latt of the week, near I'rineville, Crook county. Mr. VA. Stephenson, of Yamhill county, wa drowt ed in Iho Yom hill river, near McMinnvill, Sat urday. The riven in the vicinity ol Kansas City have been on a mil I age, and ocossionVd a iire:it loss of property, tnth in the farming regioni and in the towns. I. II. Taffe, who was awarded $1.1.000 for the right of way for the state portage load at The Dalles, haa sued the city for 110,000 for a broken leg, sustained by vi'lun of a defective sidewalk at that city, I. II . Taffe, of Celllo. was given I.V000 for the riant rd way aa the jury's verdict in lire condimnntion proceedings at the circuit court ses sion at The Dulles last week, lie threatens to appeal to the highest court in the bind. ' The lnnd in lit ligation is for the, right of vay for the state portage railway at Celilo. LOCAL and COUNTY ELECTION EXPENSE The following warrants are order ed drawn by the county court for June election expenses, judges and clrrks: Beaverdam precipe! , Robert Thompson, del b b ..if8 00 Chris Sohlndler 6 00 O H Reeves .,. 0 00 Nels Johnson tl 00 Julius Petersen fl 00 Fred Berger , fi 00 Beoverton John A Johnson ft 00 W O Hocken , 0 00 Karl K Fisher........ (5 00 A W Pike, del b b 8 00 W H Hunter fi 00 H G Vincent fi 00 Win Doainger, Constable 2 00 Buxton A A Mead. 00 C A Peterson, del b b 10 00 A L Stephens , 0 00 John F Johneon.... fl 00 J II Rinck 0 00 P H Buxton C 00 Cornelius Carl Pfahl ...fl 00 C W Fitch 6 00 An tone Hermans ....... G 00 T H Miller , 0 00 C W James.... . 6 00 A Bunning 0 00 Link Geiger, marshal 4 00 Columbia J 0 Miller, lel I. I 2d J II Davi (1 (Ki J 0 Crocker f 00 j J I North mu fi 00 8 J Itaffnty 0 CO: J C :7 (M,LandH ou its Side in Ditch, J C SnTmerich, del b b H ! b,,t " "e InjUrcJ' J I' Ireland fi fO! Martin Helling fi 00 1 BELONGS TO A A WALKER, GASTON John li nker, elerk. l;cletn- ing and rent of bail, 2 "00: I W Vandervelden C 00 George McOraw (I (KJ Dilley- 8 F Von Meier, ilel b b 7 HO) L Chowhiog fi (K J W Hughe (5 00 C 00 fi 00 0 00 2 CO c oo 6 00 Harold J Hansen , Win (Joelteltnan Joint t'mplilelte Win It Hlfphe in, iering flection board , ... Knit Butte B G I.eedy U A Ki.otts John II thiimn, del b li C K Tigard W K Hhavr (i A Mirth li 0 c M ini nn Kant Cedar Creek V Citnino 0 J U Henry Sm (i4llrelh 0 J It C Thoiupaon 00 i A!on Wirlh C 00 ! 1, 1' Siiem er, del b I .10 00 (lal.-a Creek- S S Dallr.Ml.l b b. 8 HV G 00 0 00: fi CO i fl do' 0 00 1 s t 8 8 I'orker 0 00. Arthur I. Malteaou 0 tH)! Mountain I Thoi Murphv ,.. 20 1 ' I v Iwviti tiairti II f1 : : r: 8 Uaoon U 00 IT (i Meacham 0 00 8 I, Hollenberk 00 0 K Nelson 0 00 North H ilUlK.ro- J C Lamklii.. . Wi ! lltwcow ... e 00 It It Ororr C J 'k UOli A O Khiite 0 10 0 A ll.iyt It 0 i nnrnnaii n iiw.u, iimmiinn N,..ll, Korel llrcva- MKDIII..V .0 00 II T Huxton 11 no I II II Clark u!Wr same. V T Kleloher 0 W K A Hi ami, del bb 7 ill It .tl Taylor 0 00 J T KMclier, manilmll 4 CO lieeitvilU- I) H Wheeler, del b b 7 20 J lUniuii II w 14 A Wolf. 00 W A Jac k 0 00 I llliulny.. tl tO Sul Jaek , 0 oil South HIINtKiro- II C.rln n 00 Ma Craodiill........ , 6 t C I. Crucker 0 to J l Wilke II 00 Ira K Whei.r 0" John It Uumphreyi) 9 no Ueiirg l,elioril, maraliall 2 00 South r'oreat drove - 1 A AlilH)tl.ill bh 7 JO T K Kano .! I) 00 J 11 Wins It 10 l,'K Hradloy " 00 W N Sears tl 00 O 11 Down II W Bouth Tualatin T I. Hrown '. 00 KO Mtilloy 7 im V a Hlmpsoii 00 V 11 Collier II 00 U'wit Ennex 0 00 J Kroh ..0 00 WaalilliKtoll rtM Tonalnll, iM b b 7 20 Ulrieh Koegy 00 I, N Tompkins 0 (0 J J Konitli II 00 J Dorland 0 0) 0 Lincoln 0 00 West Hnll- II K Denny, del b b S 10 Jna MoUowan 00 Olo Olson 0 O0 a n Kiiot n oo F K Kowell 0 il 0 P IIeao 6 00 West Cedar J C Smock , II 00 A 8 VuiikIiii Mike Coiiitelnmiii) F 11 Olda, del b b K I.aiiKer Jr A 8 Craven 0 00 il On H ft) 6 IX) 00 EXCURSION RATES TO YAQU1NA BAY. On June 1st the Southern Pacific Co will resume sale on Excursion tickets to Newport and YsqttiiiH Bay. Both Season and Saturday to Monday ' tickets will be sold This popular resort is growing in favor each year, hotel rates aro reasonable and the opportunities for fishing, hunting ana eea bath ing are unexcelled by any other re sort on the I'aoiflo Coast. J, E. McNamara, of The Dalles, and who1 for several yearl worked on the Argus, visited with bis mother, Mrs. Frances Moore, the last of the week. 1TIAVT urn JL1 HUNS off mm Wrecked on Eint Approach of Long Bridge, Went of Tow a. A traction engine, belonging to A I A. Walker, i f above Gaston, was run oil the grade on the east ap proach of the long bridge, one mile went of Hil'tbnro, lael Saturday, ar.d fell liv-t or six feet, landing on ii top, lodging where it r qui red a great deal of work to get it extri catrd from Ha poailin. At the end of the bridge the apprrach i rather narrow, and the driver ran too clone to the edge. The ponder- oua machine'ii right wheels went over in graan, .nil inn gave u an !.....,.-... ul.!..l. . m 1 1 ! . .... t. itn pe n whi'jh Ihrrw it in the ! ditch. Thedrivt-r jumped and es- caped from r-eriou injury. The tngiue liflona 10 a baling outfit, ! ami wan uoinx to Cedar Mill to wntk at hay beling. j COUNTY COURT, Road No -113 established and war 1 ante ordered to viewers B nd Clerk Cudman, U. 8 Fi delity Co , approved. 11 iul A A .Morrill, eurveyor, J A Inibite and It I' Cornelius, snretie, Bond of K C Brown, coroner, approved. it It Collins, I oui Manning, and Surveyor Morrill to mtet July 19 lai l n l lien lumi, rrvihli'ii riruciitw Hansen et ale. The same viewers to meet on road, petition J J Weis enback et all, July 20; II F C Meier and John Simpson lo meet July 22 and view road petition S Orndufl", et als. Bond of Shiriff Connell approved with J A Thornhur, 8 C Kane, (leo Scbulmerich, W D Wood, Grace Wood, B 1 Cornelius W L Balrheldcr and Thoi Connell, sure ..,l . , " . li 1 ,..! V' ' ... , . "'r""- Hni J " Oocdm auditexl a warrant Dudley Mill Bridge bids: Good in, $1 GO; Reaaoner, $158; Reasoner awardtd contract. Clerk's fes, June, 187; lecord et'a fees, 1.1(1 CO Willis Ireland con 11 lined as dep uty recorder; W D Smith aa dep uty ilrtk; ami F T Kane and F J Sewt-U hs deputy sheriff.. Crescint Mills, Forest Grove; C B Buchanan, l'orne)iu; and Cli W l iiiuniiiiiiiii voiminr. aim wu max Mills, llilleloro, flld bonds. approved, for keeping warelnusee L C Walker confirmed as deputy surveyor, temporary. ItiueL expense, in re Joseph M'ack, suicide, ordeied paid. B ind of W M Jackson, treasurer, approved. Roid Supervisors 1 C F Castee) WG 25 2 T Mutthieeon 70 00 4 H L Russell 157 50 5 M H Henderson 183 75 S) G Bruner C5 00 20 T G Meacham GO fn 1G Jno MoCUran 105 00 17 J B McNew 200 00 18 A C Wim 127 50 Ih J F Ulm 50 00 21 Adam Simpson 82 50 10 W F Deesinger UG 25 8 I. S Bierlv 62 50 12 Thos Em'erick 123 75 25 Jno Boge.. 17 50 20 J A Johnson 80 00 28 R C l'atton... 42 50 22 E Wood 91 25 19 1) Wenger 110 00 Other claims allov cd : V Orndnff, lumber roads 38 95 Solml morion Bros, roads 30 15 Qoff Bros, roads.. 4 2.' C U Pricket, " 30 60 A Baimrnhr " 15 70 J W Mi Roberts, roadK 3 00 A C Sargent " 25 b.r J C Hare, lumber " 8 00 Hugh Moore, " 28 00 II H Clark, gravelling roads 034 35 It F Potts, election 3 00 J W Sewe'.l, booths, election 41 50 Chas True, bridges $2ib oo 1) V Hath, printing and pub com pro May and June! 38 75 A M Collins, Jan hI court house. , 38 00 lUovd Si Sixler, loads highways.. 6 00 Redmond & Sappington, road and highway ......... 100 John Vanderwal, as, and col.... 63 "5 H 11 Tigard, assessing and col. . . , 62 50 P K Warner, road and highways It 70 Butler and Chamberlain, c. house aa 30 M I) Cady, assessing 35 00 United' Artisans, election a 50 Geo II Wilcox, assessing 78 00 Krwin Ritler, assessing 47 00 Adani Simpson, r, and h 18 "5 C C Hancock, r. aud b 16 60 Gen Hanson Tost, O A R, indi gent soldier 36 00 Hcmert Si Son, r. and b la to C C Hancock, relief , 3a 00 f1 j I L I. Itollingcr, f Irclum, it 30 ! J K Olll Co, etalinurry.'. 4 2 8o ; K J Ward, r. and h... 1 aa 50 Jobnaon Bro. r. and h ,. I3 05 1 II A Kail, tal. etc 65 10 1 I, C Wheeler, (uttMing 14 5 i Kaliton & Cowlci, r. and b ...... 39X5! Iltdinond ft Sajipington, Stlnol j Supt. tx. . 1 . , 6 00 Mr Miller, election loo Ira K Hi ad ley, r. aad b..l 1250 J0I10 Hoiieymin & Co, ymd li.. I9 00 Orootr ft Kowell, r. ami h 615 W II I.yda, iTnilt r, and li 7j o Willi Irelund, aal. dep. Kec 41 65 Fiaber, Tbomuaou & Co, 1. and b I9 00 W M Jackaou, m). and atat 5I 00 Glatt Si I'rudliomuie, atat , 7 00 J W Goodin, bridijca 00 W 0 Oonelaoo, bills, relief H 90 L A Long, ptg, atat , etc 19 00 Geo llolacher, r. aud h. a5 90 Kl Kuratli, aal. and atat Bo o5 J A I m brie, election 00 i A A Morrill, r. and h., county mrv. atat 64 lo 1 1 Un. ..li.r mm W II Lyia. r. and h. . . ......... . 45 15 ! City Light 8c W W, court boiue.. 37 00 Bagleyrnd Bowman, election. .. . IJ 00 Boge tk Kniia, bridxea it 40 U W Keatouer, bridge 347 So Tbompaon Rrot, bridge bt 40 Thompson Bros, r. and b 46 30 Carateoa Brua, r. and h , 6 75 Caratena Bros, a bills, r. and b... 64 b6 Herman and Bisbop, r. anil li.... 39 60 j Wr.ewell, r.aud b...... ..... a43 70 , r.ro A Morvan. ul. aud ilrot. atataw of) Tualatin Mill Co. bridge $0 ao i uS'sir 'iiu ilN Knlkin.iin nr ; - - - j-; .I,-1,,.,,.,.,.; B.all & Co. r. and b..., 8 00 ' Geo Thing, election 2 50 PUBLIC SALE OF DAIRY STOCK. The undesigned will s. 11 at public . r . . auction without reserve, at farm at Bink, 2 miles North of Greenville, at ten a. m., on , SATURDAY, JULY SO, Six heifers, I wo and three yean, High Graded Jerseys, now in ini.k, fre-h; 3 cows, four yeirs old, frfih, Gradtd Jfreys; .' hed rows, in milk, lix. seven and eight yean, part of them Graded Jerseys and HoUleins. TERMS OF SALE. Six months' time, interest at C per cent, per annum. Five per cent, off for cash. Note must be bank able. J. C. Vhui.vkuich. B P. Cornelius, Auctioneer. This ia a fine herd, the result of 8 years' selection in the dairy buii nesi. Mr. Schulmerich is going out of the dairy bueiness for the present, and here ia an opportunity lo build up your herd with eome fine stock. J, II. Cornelius was down from Cornelius Tuesday morning. B. F. Purdy was down from Gas ton Monday, an interested specta tor at the sheriff's sale of the Gas ton mill properly We are cutting a fine quality of rough lumber, and selling at rea sonable prices. We deliver. Call on mill 3 miles north of Glencoe, or address Bishup Bros., Glencoe, Ore. Mrs Kirk wood, of Syracuse . N. where her husband has the chair of B itanyat the University, i, . , , , -peidtig lh summer w,ih htr i Pare"18- Mr- "na Jir9- ,Y-n- noJ'- For rale at a bargain: A Champion binder, run but two seasons, and in good repair. Six foot cut E. E. Lyons, 2 miles northeast of Hillsboro. S B Huston, of this city, was one of a trio of lawyers that were paid ISO for services in preparing the direct primary liw for its pro moters. I Ins is the Iav that car ried at the last el.otion. August Tews, the tailor, left last week, accompanied by his family, for in extended trip over in the Tillamook section, where he will fill out his vacation bunting and fishing. J. B. Tillotson, the bridge build er from Albany who has built sev eral bridges In thin county, has been sued for 10 000 damages by his bo ik keeper, A. L. McFadden, who alleges that Tillotson had him arrested laejt winter for alleged forgery of bis rame to a check. McFadden was acquitted in the Multnomah circuit court, and nowJ he sues for vindication. Andrew Stewart departed Satur day for Athena, Umatilla county, where he has a threshing outfit. and has threshed for 0 period of two years, this being hia third in the field. Andrew says he can make all kinds of money in that business in the wheat belt, and that he made enough money in two seasons to pay for his outfit Here's luck to him, anyway. Clerk T. S. Wealherred, of Hills boro Camp No. 800 last Saturday received the check for '12.000 piiil on the death of late Ex county clerk J. VV. Morgan, one half paya ble to Mrs. Morgan and the other half payable to her as guardian of the only son, bdwin. lhts is very speedy settlement, as the demise occurred on Wednesday evening, June 1, and proof of same waa sent a few days later just a trifle over 30 days from the date of the notice until the money was placed in Mrs. Morgan'e hands. mm J. A. McCuue, Mortgagee, buys in the mill and Rights. SIX THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED Is ihe Purchase Price. McCuse'a Judgment Calls for More lhan sale Price The big (iaalon flouring mills. water rights and warehouse, told I Monday morning at sheriff sals to ; j i Mccune, the mortgagee, tor' , which wan aligbtly in under IOjOO, which wan ligbtly in under the judgment given Mr. McCune in the circuit court. Benton Bow-; man bid, in the propery for Mr. McCune, acting for Attorney 8 B. Huston, who had the rase in cir cuit court. Thi is 01, e ol the finest prop(.riieg in lbe Willamette Vol- r ley, hut the farmers of that section Te en9 o,,t f wheai rai8in8 business. It is thought that the j machinery will, after the matter jgete entirely out of the court, be 'dismantled and shipped to EB'rn Oregon, or some point along the! f l.ke . .U . "? ran IK IntiiKl in iiianrttw In or'.nri fnr : hisirr: - 7 - uio expurt vrauu. No other bid was made on the property, Mr. Thompson, who owns an interest in the mill, r.ol being present, nor weie any of the other stockholders. PUBLIC SALE. The undersigned will sell at public sale at his farm 2 miles northeast of Glencoe, at ten a. in., on SATURDAY, JULY 23. Three Graded Jerseys, three yeare old, all in milk, good milkers; one Graded Jersey cow, in milk, six years old; one Durham cow, G yean old, fresh, with calf at side; three Jersey-Durham heifere, 2 years old; one 2-year old steer; Durham-Jersey bull, 2 years; three yearling heifers, Durham-Jersey; three yearly steers; one Holstein Durham cow, with young calf; brood sow aad six eboats; eight goats; 2 dozen chickens. TERMS OF SALE. 10 and under, cash; Over ?10, one year's time, approved note, 8 per cent, interest. Four per cent, off cash over $10. En. H. Northki'p. B. P. Cornelius,.Auctionetr. Chas Barber, who has about 70 head of horses in the Cold Spring country, out from PendHon, Lma li"" county, has gone back to KaatArn Hroonn mftav wodlr'u via il wilh hig parints, Mr. and Mrs. U w Bir& uf th )afe A ,. 0, a I hioiivi ovoio s v ku UVitU ri . hia hor8e8i and th6 'rguU bro ,u him to Portland. ,The thief was caught at Pleasant Home, near Trou'dale, and two of the horses were found at While Salmon, where he hsd sold them to a li v- j erymin. Two of the horses were! not found, and he would not volun j teer the information of where they were, although he told them of the animals at White Salmon. The rustler was taken back to Umatilla county, where he will stand trial. Several years ago Mr. Barber and hiB brother r rank, now deceased,: went to Umatilla county anil start ed out with a small bunch .f marfs and the herd now reaches the 70 mark, and the youngsters are well bred and fine looking horses. If you contemplate building n barn, a house, or outbuildings, re member that Groner it Rowell have a large yard of rough and dressed lumber at their mill at Scholia. Figures cheerfully given on esti mates. W deliver lumber every where if quanitily is sufficient .to make a load. If you are going to build, drop us a card. Sales yard at Scholia, 9 miles southeast of Hillsboro. We also have a nice line of drain tile; also building blncki for foundations and for cel lars. Find a fine lot of brick -Call ui up on the Independent telephone. Last Thursday evening Rev. Mc Cracken, of Oakdale, Linn county, while riding a bicycle in the vicin ity of Scholle, at the D. B. Emer ick place lost control of his wheel through the btake failing to work, and was precipitated against a bridge. The left collar bone wae broken. The minister returned to town with Dr. Linklater, who set the fracture. Mr. McCracken, who has been trying to increase his in come by taking or 1 ere for enlarged pictures, left for his home the next uioining. Dairy stock is low price .these days, owing to the shortage in feed, good cows going for only a little over half what they brought two or three yean ago. In Omnia Is our motto, and we live tip to it. Anything 3'ou need in the drng line, can be had at our store, and that, too, of the best grade, at cus tomary prices. Mail orders promptly filled. Prescriptions and family recipes a specialty. Uhe Delta Drug' Store Main Street, Hillsboro, Oregon ' H1LLSB0R0 FEED STORE 4 Dealer in Flour, Chop, Mill Feed, Baled Hay, Stock Salt, Stock and Poultry Food, Seeds, Bee Supplies, etc. A Stock of Lime and Shingles on Hand We buy Chickens and Fresh Hggs, and pay the highest market price. We deliver to all parts of the city. J. W. Hartampf J. D. HOCSLEY HOUSLEY it EMMOTT Sucaoaorm to O. Koch SECOND STREET MEAT MARKET Fine stock of Beef, Pork, and Mutton always on hand. Home made sausage, lard. Finest of Bacon, etc. : : : : SeOOKO STREET WE BUY AND SELL LAND One door westol Bank, BICYCLES! Rambler, Ry and Colum- j Racycle bia Wheels $ RACYCLE, the Best Wheel on Earth! We keep nothing but Standard Wheels and sell on easy terms. Buy a bicycle but come in and see ours first and get our terms. Full line of sporting goods. Skilled workman for repairing. Best Equipped Repair Shop in Town F. R. DAILEY, Main S East of I. 0. 0. F. Bldg. Hillsboro Building Material Shingles from $1.25 to 12.25 per M. All grades in Flooring, Ceiling and Rustic; Shiplap and Lath, Base, CaBing, Stepping and Moulding; Doors, Windows, Glass and Putty, Door and Window Screens; ' Brick, Lime, Crment, Sand, Gravel, Calcine and Land Plaster; Pioneer White I-ead and Pure Linseod Oils; Yellow Ochre, Scotch Grey and Red Mineral Paint Also a large lino of prepared paints in all the leading colors. Floor Paints and Brushes. Goods delivered to any part of the city. Call and look over my line and get prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. 1 A. S. SHOLES, Third and Railroad Sts., Hillsboro, Ore. Paratus" Third and Main St., - Oregon EMMOTT MUMBOM. MaTBOaY n If you want to sell your land list your farm with us. We hare a larger list of intending purchasers than any other office in the coun ty. Here is the place to sell your property. F. M. HEIDEL Htthtborop Orom BICYCLES! You will find at the Hillsboro Lumber Yard a complete line of dimension and finishing lumber ioro 9 m iiiicjill