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: THE - OIIEGOK DAILY JOURNAL, rOHTLAND, " FItlDAY EVENTSTO, JULY 24, 1003.
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TRANSACTIONS IN THE FINANCIAL : WORLD
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rrenca, ihvii id: in usiirornia pikmi
ffOfeoi do. wblU, THCW Id plums, pitted. 1(1
c fsUlos, seeded, finey l-tb cartons, 90 pick-
Bit t CS, SVi" Pfl seeaea, earwiss.
B: London layers, I.T&tX00. .
NUT Peanuts, ttSU per lb for raw, 9010
for roasted: coconuts. 85-300 per doai wsb
uuis. .statirine Der idi puu nun .was ---
Er lb; hickory nuts, lfle par S htaats,
sstero. lo&lAo per ttl Br mil aata. 1 Pf
lb; Alberta, 16I6 par Ibt fancy pecans, 14 0
15 par 8j slmoods, 14Q16 per ID.
. ... Xaata aad rmialou. . . ..
Am oi una uua itv r- at-iv "? jtc. u'tt-. - " ,mM-
1 ..' D - I) I! lL - I VHUAH UtiTt Vr.r street Beef. Brim.
lentig nepuus negarume ne r we. o! port.....
GOOD YIELD OF
OREGON APPLES
Those on the Portland Market
Pear Crop,
to Fall Back on the "Long SaWfe1
Indication point toward a very good
nroduet. Calif or-1 rhlnook, sej summer steelbeada, 7ej soles.
rc; TrL fac: tnuttoo, drewd, 9kc!
lamoa, araaara, o4)ta. .
uiuh u i-rw vri" nnUnJI Mik Wall
brvaa'ft baooD, Hlfc plenlca. lUMe; eol-
; Local Wheat Circles. Quiet &nE &&'22b. W
lobacco Ohewers May Have EA8TKRn"-PACKKD Ba.al-.na4ar U Iba.
ldra, llttei in altad atdaa,
: trNliu Dacoa. uauuii
(aacr. Sua: butta. HH1SU- - ...
LOCAL LAfiD Kattla laat. 10a, tlUi .
HUcs AO-lb Una, 10e: ataam-raadared, 10a,
lOKe: a. 10e; 60a. lOtta; compouod uarcaa.
ei toba, SHe, .
lpa-rDj " lllL.fJth at 1A.m ttna.
yiciu vi urviivii anuiea inu pears iniaiiiu,: Da. lie: bu-m Una. Ilol aiaam nan'
, w.i m.ri.i h.. ... ..ntinn. I - A bora puElitf buua WTtcaa in saao.
ally good quality. Dealera aay that the tikn Rark aod. . Tes tnunAtn. ftet ball bo I,
Oregon pears ar reported to M eci I Sue: line cod. Tei araba. Il.fio doe; raeor elaoia.
iiant ui i vnir All iun nn an tna I aiaau. im oar aoa: imtM oaaa. ic, huuub,
market are California
nla BarUetta are selling;
box. The price of apples Is making- a
little lnnaer range, from 1116 to I1.7S I ww Tark anmarr,
per box. NEW TORK, Jnly IM. Tbara- waa a raartlos
Unusual oulet prevaUS In Portland on eonon oa tbe aiacorary uat ma miiicuqw
wheat circles - No sale. "IKJrt d 1" erasTeKlV"
no charters have been announced. The I ' .,..,.1., tk. .tMi mrnor.tlon u in-
threatening weather is causing "no con- nvaatng the ore output eonaldnrablr aud will
cern. Bald a local milling man! , probabl axplolt the ore dpoalte of Canada.
1 "Paaalnir ahowera now will do no dam. JPr "t,,f'5t'
'age to wheat.' A downpour of two or f,'7f , VadJttoa ta the price o eara.
'.inree aays migni reauu uniavoraoiy, Thora la a morampnt to form a iwi traai in
.however, especially to hay, a great deal 0rroany on tba llnee ot tba V,nlttlf tTI
or wnicn is aown. I u.i.k. m.. k... . ,., hik. pin t
! -: HmrA On Xmonada Mao. I ,.i .' k. purh . nrdra at 4S.
hla . looks ,bad for . the lemonade Tbiawaa not "HllJ .befoIlJI? JA
remarked a Front-atreet . broker SHUlSfTi.0 -JSilJ 2.a!-i-I,!L.i':
. . . ,, m I UUIU I.U U, UI mm wtwvK.nn
inis morning, .Kiancing i una ay. nuw- B tDM ,tiMk. Gnrral baalnraa conaitlona
avar tha rnmmlaatrm merchants say that arx aund and llouidation bllred to be nearly
In aplta Of the. cool weather the demand . Tba Wading naaeUI lnteraa"
for lemon, oonttnue. brisk. Melon, are J- J rttwJ.7 irnirabow".7.
also selling well. imn croaa lnrraae of 14-50 P" nt; 20
Notning interesting is notioea in re- raua doereaaaa .ev; i uauatnaia u-cxea-ra
gard to the' vegetable market. String
beans are of excellent Quality, selling
rmrn lu tn 1 ranta a nnund for thai Weatera Waathar Ooaaltioaa,
I vellow. and a. rants of a cent or more CHICAGO. July 84. Weather reporu tbroKh-
" ont the Waat are aa roiiowi: uoaia tuy.
1 U Z i .mi l. . i hi dandy. T2. bo rata! Great Band, elouay, miaty,
llfano c- Diill "- m --"1 I aajl' HUirnMOq.' Cl-BT. UlTUIUBWr JBV.Wa. wwii,
and beet and carrot continue to sell clear, 80, barometer XT. 77; Emporia, clear, 82;
for 11 2S tia sack. Wichita, clear. 80: Ban Antonio, clear, hot;
- . . i w nr. i,1a utinMnn.
UMt TKrkaA OnlAC. -. 1. r.i..n. A tint- TUr Pal.
Receipt of veal continue light, poul- aetlne, cloudr, hot; Oraearllle. Bulphur Sprin a.
try I. coming in slow, there is a good JX.a.T.!o
demand for dressed hogs, and eggs are I it nut: Uiue Rock, part. cloud. plaot;
plentiful. Tbe general demand for poul-1 Natch, howr, piMnt: Sbrefsport.
milOWTJ, pieaMQx; virsainurs, iiwu, urc
' tvre rain' Mnnrnsl. rlnndT. DLAflftDt. 11 ED. riut
VrthaUIAA nKlvM. I Aaala. i,.H.Ia aO-avatn wl 1 1 A alaal nldtatB lit . rain
. . a i .artr. nina nmimia rtlUMBai nr
There is a shortage or piug cniwmi i-'"J . "of 1,1.
warm; Dva
Northweat
advance as a result weather fUiowera predicted and oooler; cloudy
Summing up the Front-Street market aunneapona; i-aieatra ciear an. whtm.uu
for today.lt can be said that, as a whole. . . . .
.... . . i . , . . I graam umh
"r:..fJ,uJe.l:.v", k. i chicaoo, Joiy 24.-wh..t too., ..
voiiis 1 v. j . fviiOWM :
Wheat
I POiTLAJTD WH0LESAXE FKI0ZB. 8ept.....f .TSH
Oil. tIom and Taad. ..Vr
WHEAT Walla Walla. 79c; blueetem, 0O i,'"'!
toe; Tailor, iibik. oats
Mr
try la light.
.'tobaccos Just at present, cau-od by the JW.perlrelTdT'
loss during the floods. Prices will not vtiilnva, pleaaant. Mlnneapolla aaya:
BARLEY Feed. $19.00; rolled. 120.50321. 00. .,
( OATSMo. 1 white. I1.17K1. gray. fl.lS 1
- 1 17U.. J..
,: : PLOL'K Enatirn Orwron: 'Patanta. f .9RQ
'4.10; atralahu. (3.50; Valley. 3.t03.80; era
ham. Ma, S.15 10a. "
i MILLMTCrrS Bran. 22.00 prf ton; mid
ll.ll ..ui ru. mm. .hn aiBlVl
I HAY Timothy, lie.UOtflT.nii; clorer, $16.00
217.00; California, train itjw.
Hope, Wool and Hldaa.
HOP 17i,ai84e tor choice: 1803 eontracts,
IBfnlTr
WOOL Valley, 1616He. eoarae; medlnm to
fair," 18tftl6Hc; flne, 17M17Hc: Enatern Ore
gun. lordlSc; Uobalr. nominal, S5(7c.
. SHEEP8K1N beartiuT. H hi it ldci abort
wool, 224i,23o; medium wool, 80c; long wool.
Sue (till. 44 each.
.76
.50
.6014
.88
.83
.76
.76
81
.60
,T5
.76
.50
.40
76 B
T6B
.50
1
.60V
Pork-
July
eut
Lard
Jnly... ....
Sept 8.02
rtlue
July $25
Bept 8.40
.88
.84V
J 4. SO
8.05
8.27
8.40
.83 V4
14.66
YM
8.25
8.25
.32
... !?.
1S.85
14.12
T 61
7.85B
8 25
8.27
COPPER
MARKET
LOOKS SERIOUS
Shortage of Metal Causes Grave
Report to Be Circulated
Chicago Bear Says Any Stock
Is Purchase,
Corn Acreage Entirely Aban
doned on Account of Floods
Is -Very Small, Says Travel
ing Crop txpert,
Amerioaa Stock In London,
LONDON, July 24.-2 p. m. Anaconda Cop
per adranced (; AtcbJetm adranced H, pre
ferred. : BaHlmore Ohio- deellaed Chi
cago Alton declined ; cneaapeaae at uoio
adranced Vi: Bt. Paul declined Vi; Denrer
??V.V"5r.'. . m AetR-. N. . ... preferred declined : Erie adranced . Urate
TALLOW Prima, per Dn, tvioc, no. I ana 1 v ,, . ,. . .... .."r,.-,,.! iu: Li . i.n c
rriBC, 7fvi
... . .. A. Title A KaahrUle uncbanced; Mexican Central
r-'k D' n wi" 1 R1S fh. adranced 1; Mlaaouri. Kanaaa at Texaa ad-
it.,i.Pe.lf :N'l Pnnd 5'tta. Mc? dry Mlcan National declined V4j New
iHi'hi. ' .h f mt.JZt 1 S lea?" than ill Vork Central adranced Wbwetrn un-
KSTm'I . :2?" iXVor fhauged: Norfolk A ..Wfatern decllned ;
rania adTancM : ueaaina aeoiineu
Ban rraaoiaoo laoala.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 24. Local market.
today were aa foUowa: 7
H1U. JUIVU,
61
Z.'.. Zl . ' ai ayu.. HHJf. fta tfsa I t'onnSTl'
Snd'eowl "aflSe- stigs sai bul'la ""0 80; dllned VI) Southern Pclc unchanged,
and wa. OWJC, aiaga ana ouiia, unu,. i, declined U: Pnlon Pacific unchanged.
a p, aoono. jo oy - nreferred nnchanaeff: United Btatea Steel, de-
X le per SET S.." 'jSf clined . predeclhvjd H; W.ba.h de
ie; h. bldi. aalted, each. $1.26ai.7i7dry, clined 0uaola declined .
Hnh i iMtf.it 1 mir cone' niape. pecu. tnuiiwi
goat'iklna. common, each. 1015c; Angora, with
wool on. aacn. xociaai.uu.
' Butter. Eraa andPoaltry,
urTTKR Extraa. 22V4c: creamery. 23 Q
ihimw.- mtnrm iTr txntra cxieta
- -' - I BK.in. r . 11...
CHEK8B full cream, twin, 14 Toong San Kranclaco Gaa A Electric
Arii.rln. 1ft. oo cerwncaiea
ifiin.TUY rhlrkena. mixed. ll12e per lb; Giant Powder
ijMi9u.j- mmim Oi1(m TMr th: jroll-1 Vltrorit
... ' w,iT m- f,-.r. iaa17c der lb: Hana Plantation
ducka, K'ttltc per m; geeae, 7(aoc per 10; m"'". I v
11. uiftt.i:a ner in : oreeneu. liu'iic wet ii. m "."...
- Orooarlea, Nutt, Eta. t
fiTTRAR "Sack baala:" (lbe. $5.87: POW
dered, $5.72V4; dry granulate- $5.62 Vi; extra
C, $5. 12 ; Oolden C. $5.02Vi; barrela, 10c;
Darreia, icoc; ooxes, ouc aaraiicv un mck u,.i..
23a per CWB) or can, 10 aaya, mayis. u
in
JONEY 15ilc per frame.
iWFFKE Green Mocba, 2liQ23c; Jara, fancy,
itt:-r Jutii snnd. 20iai25c: Jara. ordinary,
18&20c: Con to Klca, fancy. 18(Sl20c; Coata
Makawell Plantation
Onomea Plantation ........
Pauuahan- Plantation
Alaaka Packer' Aaaoclatlon.
85H
.. 68
.. 44
.. 12
22
.. 15
..140
70
, 73
6
26
45
1
25
if
160
Union Stockyard Baoaipta
CHICAGO," July 24. Union Stockyard receipt
for today were:
Unti rkttte. Rheen.
Clilcago ...18.000 4.500 8.000
.. .1. K ttAA A nnn 1 A Am
Idi-. '.a i.u.tim- Crrnt. HI in. nrdlnarr. M Ln,.h. ruin 1 700 3.0(10
12c Der lb: Columbia ronnt. (10.63; Arbucklea', (nga Opened 5 cent lower; 2,600 left over
111. 13 lit: L,ion, 11.1.1 111; moiun, Jj. ycateraay; receipia 01 nog a year a;u,
XA CloionB. ainereni Kruu, 1 Mixed and outcnera , ao.wnao-""; f' neayy,
ftnniiaiw 2nas2f(f XV: EnelUh Breakfaat, I a raik 7ff much he.TT. 85.20625.60: llaht.
different gradea, l2Vianoe: nmaer ig, - $5.55fri5.85. Cloaed 6 to 10 cents lower.
coioreu jhiiiid, outuYwv, . i-afiie-nieBay.
'ali . aii. OD. . 1Aiu Tin I wwt rwuataMt- I I V.
"LSr iS.Tr SiT. Si.' Movement of Cotton,
BALI Oearee, half ground, 100a, per ton, NEW TOBK, July 24. Cotton ranged aa fol
114,00; 60a, per ton, $14.50; Llyerpool, lump, lowa today:
7nok k23.00 nnr ton: 50-lb rock. $14.00; 100. Open,
18.50. Jan $ 0-6H
WHAin DAUO vaiCUlto, f J. 1 uu.w fciw .w ppi
for A u trust dellrery. Mar.
I RICE Imperial Japan, no. 1. oc; no. , July
6c; New uriean neao, oc. Aug.
: BREAKFAST FOOD Malta Nta, $4.50: Fits- Bept
Uinute, S2.80; Force. 4.ou; h-u oai. ao.o. Oct.
4 SALMON Columbia River, l ib talia. w.iq: 1 NT,
8 UII. $2.40: fancy l ib Data, ll.so; Dec
fney flat. $1.10: fancy l-Ib ori. ,z.oi; Awaaa
Ulla. pink, 80c: red, $1.80; 2-lb talla. $2.00.
, -!OAL OIL Ca sea. 22c per gal. tank; Wter
iWblte. Iron bbU, 16c. wooden., 18e; ued-
iwvrt. caea. Z4c. iron ddbi. j i
m. ' 00. ..u. quun 1 1111.
l.fvsioiT.n oii!I'iir rw. In bbla. 4e. genii- lower
line kettle, boiled, cane, 63c; bbla 48c; pure raw,
0.63
13.25
12.45
10.03
0.02
0.77
0.71
High.
$ 0.71
0.73
8.73
13.65
12.67
10.06
.0.06
0.7T
. 0.75
Low.
$ 9.62
9.62
9.62
18.08
12.22
10.71
9.85
- 0.65
9.66
Cloae.
8 0
9.60ig62
0.60 (S62
13. 15 fa 20
12. 30 37
10.73'i74
9.864D86
0.A6A67
9.05(S;66
Liverpool Market.
LIVERPOOL. Julv 24. Seotember wheat
Vic: gaaollue. Iron opened, 6-2. lower; September corn, 4.
Ul Y ,ri 'V' 1 in.r . k.r (i i in n . u.
wer: ScDtember corn, 8-44. U up. Liver
pool cotton aale. apota. 7,000; American, 6,
" " " i ..... R9r. I nnn? receinta. a.ono. all American. The porta
' BENZINE-a deg case 22c, Iron bbla 16e. loek like 60 agatnat 1.000 and 2.400. there
r-GASOLINE 86 dea caaea 28V4C Iron bbla la a coiwlderable Inquiry from aplnnere for
'52c I moderate purcnaae or cotton ana it iiaeiy
1 TDRPEfTINH In caaea 70c, wood bbla with the continued atrength of the summer
66Vje. Iron bbla 64c, 10-Ib caae lots 60o. poeltlona that the tradea will be made on about
nviua a..ii ..t.i- icsju. ,rn wnire 1 inn nrenenc dii.
1 liu is , - u u i.iai. niiiur tviv, -- .
fs.8n(4.uu, pink 93.70(43.90, bayou 4.(p.
$5.00.
Fruita and Tagatablea.
. POTATOES $1.10; buyer' price. 75c; new,
I1.501.65;. Oregou" $1.251.50.
ONfONtU-CaUfornla, allvenklna, $125; garlic,
'810c.
FRESH FRUITS Applea, fancy Oregon, $1.25
31.75; new California, $1.601.75 box; orange,
late Valencia. $3.6044.00; Medlttarranean
weeia, $3.00: banana, $2.268.50 per bunch,
be per lb; chorrle, bulk, 85c;
packed, 708c; gooaeberi lea, 834e fb; apri
cot, $1.00,31.10 cratoi lemons, atandarda, $8.00;
fancy. $4.00(34.50; lime. Mexican, 65c
jw; peacoes. ovqitoci pinrairpiew,
liar 1 it.' . mrura, wuiw.
l$3.504.0o;. na. black, $1.50; white, $1,004,
''1.25; plama, 60c(S$l.00; raapberrtea, $1.75 crate;
igrapea, Yuni. $2.60: curranta, $2.00 box;
canteloupea, $1.76.2.00 per
mega. TOfflNoc per , aoa;
do: nut-
watermelon.
1 Q1 We per lb 1 Bartlett peara, $1.60 per box;
blackberries, per crate, $1.76(82.00; blackcapa,
$1.752.0O: Loganaerrlea, per crate, $2.004.2.25.
- VEUBTABLK8 Tumi pa, $1.00 aack; earrota.
$1.25:. beer, $1.25 per aack: radiahee, 120
16c do; cabbage, Oregon. ltSlVe fb; let
tuce, head, 15o per doe: hothouse. $1.25 box;
freea peppers, 20c 16; horeradih, 8e lb; 'celery,
1.00 per do; bean, atrlng, yellow, 84e Ibj
green, 4j5c lb; asparagua, 82.00 25-fb box ;
rbubarb. 80 lb; tomapjee, California. er box,
tl.60; Oregon. $1.50 hothooae,"$3.00: 'paranlpa,
1.T5: peaa, $4c; cucumbera, $1.0031.25 per
bog; corn, HBe per doe; egg pltnt, 10c lb.
DRIED rKt'ITSApplea.H- evaporated, 6ffl7e
'lb; aprlcota, IVieiOe PJ; peachta. eae gj
, B; pruues, lUUan, fi6 lb.
Chioago Car Seoeista.
CHICAGO, July 24. Cr receipt were a
follows: .
Today. WeexTer.
Wbeat 60 28 45
Corn i lo
OaU 133 16 130
lORDwtn uar naoaipxa,
CHICAGO, July 24. Northwest car receipt
a year ago were: Minneapolis. 1x0; tmiuta, 33.
Today; Minneapolis, iiu; miiuiu, to.
Chicago Cash Kaxkat,
miCAGO. Jnly 84. The Chicago cash market
at noon raa aa follow: 'No. 2 red. new, 77Vic;
No. 8 red, new, 76Vt8T7e: No. 2 hard winter,
new, 77c; No. 8 hard winter, new, 76iit764c;
No. 1 Northern aprlng.' 82 e; No. S Northern,
apring, 80c; No. 3 aprlng, 7680c.
Chicago Clearance.
CHICAOO, July 24. Clearances today were
aa follow: Wbeat. 89,000; flour,' 56, 000; corn,
130,000;. oata, .21000; wheat and floor, 890,000.
. . ' ' Portland Clearing Honas.
' The report of the Portland Clearing Hons
for - Thursday shows:
fxehanga ....... 1 v .a.gl4.Dl
Uncea ............ 60,784.29
rrefsrred attook Oanne Croeda. -'
Ub . Jwl' Best rasd. - .
(Bpecial Permlaaloa ef Bolton, de Rnyter Jk Co.)
CHICAOO, July 24. With Amalga
mated going to the new low record each
day and the whole copper market weak,
ay the Chronicle, a report was put out
that the shortage In th metal la of a
serious character. A month or two ago
th bear were trying to prove that
stock of Amalgamated were never so
large. The steadiness of Atchison and
the persistent buying were reported to
be on Pennsylvania seeking control. In
order to meet the Gould in the South
western country. It 1 art- old
story, but with a new Incentive for
the control The Wall Bstreet Jour
nal aaya: "If the United States Steel
common dividend had been already
passed the price of stock could scarcely
have declined lower than It ha already
done. It would, therefore, be proper for
tbe director of the corporation to make
the fact square with the public expec
tation and seise the opportunity pre
sented by the decline In price of stock
to strengthen the position of the com
pany and the standing of Its other se
curities by passing the dividend on
commoa."
Market tUl Mixed.
The Record-Herald has the following
to say regarding the local stock market:
Local opinion on tire stock market Is
still mixed, but there are a few people
In the street who are more pronounced
on the bull side than they have been
heretofore. One notable change to the
bull aide 1 that of A. O. Slaughter, who
has been bearish for months through
the long decline. At the close of the
market yesterday, however, Mr. Slaugh
ter made this statement: - -
I do not think there is a stock on
the list, from top to bottom, that la not
a purchase." Mr. Slaughter base hi
bullish view on the fact that the strong
dividend stocks have not been attacked
In the last few days, and on the belief
that the low grade Issues have been
hammered down about a far aa they
can be safely.
AIR STAND OF CORN
IN THE KANSAS BELT
CHICAGO, July 24. The Hecord-Her-
ald says: C. M. Boynton, a crop expert,-
traveling for Harris, Gates A Co.,
has wired: "The laat three-fourth of
the Kansas corn belt will run from ten
days to three weeks late. Corn gener
ally is of a clean, fine color, and a good
stand except on the extreme lowlands.
West of this the crop is more uniform
In else and mostly tasseled, but Is being
put short by the dry weather. A good
many fields tasseled out three to four
feet high, , and tassel Dligntea. it in
verv hot and dry over the state. The
acreage entirely abandoned on account
of flood Is very small. The condition
of the crop is so spotted that th
weather will have to be made to order
to mature the crop. I think the great
est danger Is from drouth and hot
wind. The soil dries out so quickly
after excessive early rains, and it gets
awfully hot out on the prarle these
day.
Kansas may raise a rair crop 01 com,
but It cannot be a bg one. I have no
tries, what the corn area is, nut snouia
estimate the growth of that plant to
average fully 15 days late. I am going
through portions of Nebraska today.
A. w. Green, of Irwin, Green & Co
ova that the last crop of bears Is being
knocked out, so far a big threshing
returns are concerned. Even tne K.an
sas crop Is going back on tnem.
Wheat Crop Short.
Following Is a letter received by this
firm today from Clifton, Kan.:
fhe Information we are getting irom
farmers who are threshing In this vi
cinity is disappointing. ' There is
large quantity of straw, but the wheat
1 not In the heads,, Wheat -that was
estimated from 18 to zo Dusneis ana
nf fin nuality. la yielding l.Vto. 15
hiiahfiis oer acre, testing 64 up to 67
and 69 pounds of wheat. If this proves to
be the general situation over mo
w think the estimated yield of 82.000.-
000 bushels for Kansas will have to
come down a few points.
Still Scalping jtfatket.
BERTRAM W. WOLFE
DIED LAST EVENING
Wds the Eldest Son of-Mr. and
Mrs, Adolph Wolfe Only
.14' Years of Age
Bertram Wendel Wolf e, the oldest son
of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Wolfe, died last
evening at th borne of hi parent In
thl city. He bad been quite ill for ev
era! week with typhoid fever, to which
wa added th agonies of aplnal menln
gitl. Everything that the beat medical
profession could do to relieve the suf
fering boy was done, but the pain waa
not stopped until the angel called to
bear the aoul of th sweet boy to to
home of peace and rest.
Bertram had oomplalned of not feel
ing well for om time before being
taken sick. But as he had been a hard
student all winter. It wa thought that
he wa simply run down, and a few
week spent In the country would bring
the roses back to hi cheek. After a
short visit In th country it was seen
that the- boy wa really ill. He ha
been at horn for the pact four week.
Th boy wa of a remarkably sweet
nature, hi friend numbering many
scorei In -th bora circle, which l to
day broken for th first time, Bertram
was always loving and affectionate. He
wa of a modest nature, never assum
ing anything but Just to be a kind, true
friend and - . sweet, lovely son ana
brother. On of hi great pride wa
hi knowledge that bis bright smiles and
happy disposition were great help to
hi father and mother.
He waa a student of the Park School,
and wag 'known among hi classmate
and teacher' a , an . excellent student,
never seeming "to shirk any task nor to
lose hi sunny manner when the lessons
were long and bard. He wa a member
of the Multnomah Athletlo Club, and
took an active part In the sports of th
Junior member.
It Is thought' tnat tne xunerai serv
ices will be held next Sunday morning
at the family home on the corner of
King and Wayne streets. The service
will be conducted by Dr. Stephen Wise.
Bertram was 14 years 7 months old.
Two sister and a brother survive him.
GUARD ELECTION
COMES TOMORROW
Inspector-General Will Open
the Ballots at 1 1 O'clock
Result Known.
Wheat is still a scalping market, but
recovers particularly from any direc
tlon. Primary receipts are still about
hnif of last years, and tnere is no
nerHiatent selling pressure on the mar
ket The cash market in Liverpool Is
up ttf 1 penny sinoe Tuesday. The
market was helped yesterday by reports
of hla-her temperatures in tne ooutn
wet. The map this morning does not
show them. There is nothing urgent
in the cash Dosltion. Weather Is still
thA pontrollins: factor. Stocks of con
tract oats are increasing, and so far as
can be Judged, the cash demand is a
very moderate one. The provision mar
ket aeems to gain nothing from any
source. It is dull and heavy.
Argentine Bblpmeate.
CHICAGO, Jnly 24. Argentine ehlpment of
wheat tbia week were 1.504,000; laat week, r-
448 000; last year. o,isa. u, ,n,uw,
agatnat 2,648,000 and 1,804,000.
TRIPS YOU'LL REMEMBER
Aloof tne Colombia w iam.
and to Zlwmeo .oa. Tbe
Setter.
Visitors to Portland have two trips
that are memorable along the Columbia
from Portland to The Dalles., and down
the Columbia to Astoria and Ilwaco.
The beauties of the Upper Columbia
are best sem from the O. R. & N. Com
pany' "Chicago-Portland Special," which
leave the Union Station every forenoon
at 8:20, arriving at The Dalles at 12:35
(noon). Returning, the train leaves xn
Dalles at 1 p. m., arriving at Portland
at 4:80 p. m. .If desired, return from
The Dalle can be made by boat. The
palatial O. R. A N. river steamer leave
Portland dally (except Sunday and Mon
day) for Astoria and North Beach, the
popular North Paelflo Coast resort. For
Dartlculars about these and. other de-?
llghtful trip out of Portland aak at the K
O. R. N. City Ticket Office, Third ana
Washington tret V '
At 11 o'clock tomorrow morning
Colonel Jackson. Inspector-general of
the Oregon National Guard, will open
the ballots cast for officers of th. reor
ganised state militia, count the vote'and
announce the result There are In real
ity two separate elections, tne choosing
of officers for the Third Regiment of
Infantry and the selection of a major
to command the Independent battalion.
It is claimed in guard circles today that
all officer are already known, the fol
lowing list as published some time ago
by The Journal, being correct:
Colonel U. u. uantenrjcin or ron-
land.
Lieutenant-Colonel J. M. Poorman of
Wood burn.
Major Charles B. McDonnell and O.
C. Von Eggloffstein of Portland and
John L. Mays of Ashland.
Major of Independent Battalion
George O. Toran of Eugene.
No indication has as yet been given
ef regimental staff appointments, but It
Is believed there will be few changes
from the Third Regiment as at pres
ent. Headquarters for the Independent
Battalion will be at Eugene and for the
Third Regiment at Portland.
CZAR TO GLORIFY
SAINT SERAPHIM
Majesties of Russia Will Make
hlgrimmage to Desert
of arow
(Journal Special Service.)
ST, PETERSBURG, July 24. Th
Csar and Cxarlna, accompanied by
large number of members of the court
and many ecclesiastics,'' re to arrive to
morrow at the Desert of Barow, soma
distance from Moscow, where, begin
ning next Thursday, there will bo held
the glorification of St. Seraphim, the
founder ef the Dlwejew Monastery,
which ha become a place of pilgrim
age. Tbe priests In the desert reported
a few months ago that the body of the
saint, who died 100 years ago, was in
exactly the same state a when It bad
been put Into the coffin. The Csar, who
ha always had a partiality for this
saint, contributed a large -sum to make
th glorification a magnificent spec
tacle, and had a gorgeous coffin of gold
and precious stones made, while the
Csaiina made splendid covering for th
coffin with her own hands, working p re-
clou atone Into them.
Advice from Moscow state that prep
aratlons for th glorification have been
completed on a seal of extraordinary
plendor. A railroad ha been specially
constructed to carry the Imperial party
to the seen of th ceremonies, and ho
tels, boarding bouse and barrack have
been built In th surrounding desert
For several week thousand of pilgrim
have been pouring Into the place from
every part of the empire and strong
bodies of troops nave been gathered to
keep the crowds In check. Extraordinary
precaution have been taken to insure
the safety of th Csar and Cxarlna.
The interval between the ' arrival or
th Imperial party and the beginning of
th ceremonie will be passed by the
Csar In prayer and fasting In prepara
tion for the occasion.
BIRTHS
Jnly 21. to Mr. and Mrs. J. Dinwiddle. 800
Jefferaon street, a daughter.
July 21. to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Logan, 880
La ni bell street, a daughter.
July 16. to Mr. ud Mr. W. F. Eempka,
892 Sherman atreet, a daughter.
July 4. to Mr. and Mra. A. B. Whiting. 208
Sixteenth atreet, a daughter.
July 17. to Mr. and Mra. O. F. Mc.Nelley, 50
East Eighth atreet, a daughter.
Jnly 21. to Mr. and Mra. H. A. Espy. 701
Johnson atreet, a daughter.
July 23, to Mr. and Mra. C. S. Huntington,
859 Qutmby street, a daughter.
DEATHS
Jnly 21. Myrtle Gladya Dunn, aged Z at
Grand avenue and East Ash street; run over
by atreet car. . Interment Lobe Fir Cemetery.
jnne I A. Lia aiaaa neta, agea .m, at rront
Lake, Wash; typhoid fever. Interment Mo ley
Vaulta.
July 19. Albert n. Kraner. aged 85 at St.
Tlncent'a lluapttal; appendicitis. Bemalna
cremated.
July 22. Albert Hogluad. aged 82, at Good
Samaritan Hoapltal; nephritl. Interment Lone
Fir Cemetery.
Jul? 21. Jease Leon Walter, aged 57. at St.
Vincent" s Hospital; Brlght's disease. Interment
Bettl tarsal cemetery.
HEBREWS IN CONFERENCE
(Jejurnal Special Service.)
BALTIMORE, July 24. A meeting
which promises to be of more than ordl
nary interest to the - Hebrew of the
country 1 tne international xienrew
Conference, which opened today ai
Mountain Lake Park and will continue
until next Friday. Variou matter re
lating to the Christian Church, and the
Jew will be discussed. The present
condition of Israel among the nations
will be brought out, and many other lm
portant topics on Israel, the Bible and
Palestine, Zionism and other- Jewish
movements of the present day will be
discussed. The first part of the oon
ference is to be devoted to general ad'
dresses by Hebrew, Christian and Gen
tile Christian ministers, " and ' the latter
part of the conference will be devoted
to the discussion of forming a union of
Hebrew Christians. Among the speak
ers to be heard are Rev, J. R, Ltnck of
Chlcago.O. R. Palmer, superintendent
of the Pennsylvania Bible Institute;
Prof, I. J. Peritx of Syracuse, N. Y.j
Rev. Joseph Moses of New York City,
Prof. W. S: Moorehead or Xenla, O.;
Rev. Louis Meyer of Hopkinton, la..
and Rev. S. K. Brown of Easton, Pa,
GREAT FETES AT FURNES
BRUSSELS, July-. The fetes to be
held at Furnee next week to conrtnemor
ate the establishment of the famous
Procession of Penance, promises to be
of a unique description. The proces
sion represents the life and death of
Jesus Christ, and is one of the last re
maining Christian mysteries. Great
competition has taken place among the
Inhabitants of Fume to play a part in
the historical representation of the
Saviour's life. Nothing has been changed
in the arrangement of the procession,
which remains today what it was cea
turies ago. The procession itself is
formed in the quaint churcn or Balnte
Walburge. Outside the horse or the
Roman soldiery may be een prancing
about while Mary, seated on an ass, is
awaiting the start for the flight into
EsrvDt Then, ana tnis is tne most curl
ous part of the procession, the peni
tents follow, dragging arter tnem carts
with the stable of Bethlehem, the Holy
Sepulchre, the Resurrection, and the
Ascension, followed by a long line of
rosy-cheeked girls with white veil.
TKBOTJ0B TSAXW 8XBTZCB
Between Portland . ana ah ciatsop
BeacA romz, oa aaa Alter
Saturday. July II
nerinnlnar Saturday. July 11. said ev
ery Saturday thereafter during the sea
son, the popular Portland-Seaside Flyer
will leave Portland at 2:80 p. m., arriv
ing at Astoria at 6:60 p. m., Gearhart
6-40 and Seaside 6:60 p. m., making di
rect connection at Warrenton for Flavel.
trln season excursion tickets
from Portland to all Clatsop and North
Beach points soia at rate or sa.uu ior
trio, and Saturday special round
trip tickets between same points, good
returning Sunday evening, at $2.50 for
ru id trip. Season commutation tickets
good for five round trips between Port
Land and all Clatsoo and North Beach
rolnts sold for $16.00. Beach excursion
lckets- Issued by the water line are
Interchangeable and will be honored on
the train of thl company In either di
rection between Portland and Astoria.
, .Additional information will be gladly
furbished upon7 application to Mr. E. L,
Lewis,- commercial -agent, 24 Alder
tree - - y.rl J
Tbe Bdward Xolmaa TT&aertaklns? Oo-
fnaeral director and mbalmr. 880
yamhllL Fboa 607,
J. rrinler and Son. funesal directors
aad embalmers, have removed to ttaeit
new estabusamB. corner xatra ana
Madison street. Both phone Ho. 9,
Cremator! tun. on Oregon City car
Una, near gallwood; modem, sclentlno,
eomslete. Chars; A dolts, $38 ; ohll-
dram, $33. Visitors 9 to 5 p. m- Portland
tTrexnauoa Association, jrortiana, vr,
TOOAT.
A. J. FARMER
Wholesale and Retail Grocer
Third and Jefferon.
You can av 20 f")r cent by dealing
with m.
I can Blue Ribbon peache ...... .25c
I lbs. soft-shelled walnut 25o
1 lb. soft-shelled almond 16c
1 package Scotch OaU .. lOo
I pkg. Grape Nuts 26c
1 pkg. Shred Wheat Biscuit 10c
Pkgs. Malta Vita
2 pkgs. Cero Frulto
1 I'kg. Postum or Klg Prune
ox macaroni
IS
...25d
,..26o
...20c
...35c
...I5c
...40c
. . . 6c
BO
25c
26c
26c
a. 6e
26c
6o
$4 .60
Shilling's Baking Powder
1 lb. Royal Baking Powder ..
1 lb. Arm 4 Hammer Soda ...
1 bar Naphtha Soap
8 bars Santa Claus Soap .
12 bars Royal Savon Soap
I cans Carnation Cream .
1-lh. can pork and beans .
8 pkgs. Acorn Matches ...
1 can Alaska salmon
60 lbs. lard, compound . . .
8 bars Diamond C. Sonp .
2 lbs. broken Java coffee 2 Bo
1 lb. good Kngllxh breakfast tea ....16c
Best sugar-cured haras, lb 16c
4-gaI. Jacket table syrup $1 50
lu ids. no. I ileal nice 50c
1 lb. Gunpowder Tea .....25c
1 sack best I), a. sugar $5.40
sack good hard-wheat flour 8 Be
10-ln. dox crackers $0c
1 sack good Valley flour $0c
1 Little Lady Broom 36c
1 nosen uev. nam 40e
Deliveries on East Side. Tuesdays and
rnaayi.
FOR SUNDAY DINNER
TRY A NICE CUT
of Spring Lamb, a Roast
of Veal, a tender Chick
en or a Columbia River
Salmon.
We have everything In meat, fish and
poultry. Market always neat and cleaa
Kindorf Bros.
130 Oread Ave bet. Aider aad Morrison.
F. DRESSER EL Co
PORTLAND'S
GREATEST GROCERY
We cater to those who demand
the best. :: Both Phones 227.
Cor. Seventh and Washington Sts
BEST BUTTER 50c
DAISY BTJTTXB 40o ABTJ 480.
Fresh raaob errs, a doian 4 So
Beat creamery 60o and 65c
Best sugar-cured hams
Picnic ham
6-lb. pail. lard, compound ...
60 lbs. lard, compound
Full cream cheese
Swiss cheese
Cream brick 20c
Llmburger cheese 25e and soc
Bemember, Saturday is cnlcken day,
.16c
,...12c
. . . .60c
..$4.50
..mie
....2cc
CITY aOTICXS,
AgiEsixirr ro ixyxoTutivt or a
OUXKXTTE ATCTTE. , ' t
Notice is hereby glvea that tee ; CwoncU
of tba City of Portland. Oregon, at meet
ing bald ea tba 18th day ef July. 1H8, de
clared tba aaaaaameat by erdtnaace Ma, 13.441.
for tbe improvement of Margnerett avenue,
from the south Hue ef Hawthorn areas te lb
north Una of Division street. In the maun
Ctivlded by erdlaaae No. 12.963, no ,
t, part of lot and parcel ( land, which
are apeclally and peculiarly beaeSled. to
ronowa,
La Grande Creamery
96-4 Yamhill Street.
2UVXB YXBW OSaUTEBT.
Single gray, 110. Pamily lot from
179 to Bl.ooo. Th oxuy oematary
Portland which ' perpetually maintains
and ears for lots, ror fall information
apply to W. M. Mackenxle, Worcester
Block, city. W. la. jjadd. president.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
823
830
750
1,400
225
900
295
J. W. snd 8. G. Cummin to D. M. Hot-
brook and wife, lot 10, 17, block 8,
Cloverdale Tract 8
Phoenix Land Company to C. A. McCar-
gar. lot 118 and 114, Arleta fark..
M. J. Buckley to Maria liaaaett, part
double block C. city ......... .i.
Catherine Maxwell to M. M. and V. G.
Van Treeae, lota 5 and 6, block 81,
Bellwood
The Title Guarantee As Trust Company
to Albert Brix. lots ii ana 12, block
4. Holladay Park Add
W. J. Peddlcord and wife to Jaaon K.
Rand, lota 20 and 26. block 11, Ports
mouth Villa Extension
H. N. Smith and wife to E. E. Balr, lot
I. block 14, Willamette
Adalln G. Brown and husband to Emma
Peterson, lota 3, 4 aud D, block 7,
Taboraide
Lewie and Sarah W. Ruasell tu M. J.
Merrlman, lot 2, block 48, Kenllwortb
Add
A. J. Howett and wife to H. C. Howett,
lot 4, block 11, York; north 18 feet lot
10. block 1. Hawthorne' First Add
J. F. O'Sbea et al. to George E. Jacobs.
soutbeaat fraction block 80, Couch
Add: part eaat Vk lota 2 and 8 of aald
block 80.000
Fran tun MUUding a Loan Association to
Henry lost, trustee, south ft lot 0,
block 5. Alblna Homestead
Title Guarantee 4 Trust Company to A.
L. Riley, low 2 and a, block 12, North
Irvlngton . .". . '
, and H. B. Ktllln to Susan Banks, par
cel land near southwest corner Seven
teenth and Jefferson streets
F. and A. A. Olson to John Swanson,
lot 8, block 10, Proebatel'a Subdivision
Add. to Alblna
Adrcan and Pearl McCalman to R. Ben
der. lot 1, north Tlock , M. Tat,
ton Tract
Bond for Dead.
M. 0. and W. II. Cbambera to W. H.
Dubois, west reet lot 13, Al
blna 1
865
200
950
555
684
400
Get your title insurance and abstracts
to real estate rrom tne i le uuarantee
at Trust Co.. Chamber or Commerce,
BUILDING PERMITS
To O. C. Riches, erect two-atory building at
Locust and Milwaukee streets; fl,000.
To H. C. Llddell. repair two-tory dwelling
St Sellwood and Mississippi streets; $3,000.
To J. A. Christians, erect two-atory dwelling
at second ana uanoocx atreet; sz.iioo.
To Milton W. Smith, repair bulldlna on
Glbba, between Front and rlrst streets; .)00.
WILL STUDY SHAKES
(Jourrlal Special Service.)
BERLIN, July 24. At the invitation
of the German government a conference
with the object of forming an Interna
tional Slosmlc Association opened at
Strasburg today and will continue until
next Wednesday. Delegates are in at
tendance from nearly all the countries
of Europe.
$1150 Couch's Addition
Two lots, 60x100, on Thurman street
near Twenty-first, facing north. Includ
ing new- cement walk; new street im
provements; very easy terms. Inquire
BgU BAbUS,
54 Pront Street,
pa SECOND STREET
STOCK FOR SALE
RANCH FOR RENT
Hog ranch at Bertha, 8 H miles from
Portland. Stock. Including farm imple
ments, for sale. Ranch for rent .
" - W( STUtt Stxaei
via
Bmnxdile
Lot 86. a. Longcoy
Lot 85. H. Lonacor
East 100 feet lot 84, Flora II. Psdg-
ham
Esat 100 feet lot S3, Flora H. Padg-
bm
Esst 100 feet lot 82, Mary B). Moaher.
East loo feet lot 81. Paul M. and
Charlett Henaen
East loo feat lot 80, Jamas F. Pat
son East 100 feet lot 29. Julia M. Brad
ford Eaat 100 feet kit 2D. A. A. Bowmaa..
Kast 100 feet kit 27, A. A. Bowman..
East 100 feet kit 26. Merlaaa Stark..
Eaat 100 feat lot 25, Benhsrt Meier-
son
East 100 feet kit 24, I. Fransel
East 100 feet lot 23, Richard Price. ,
Kast loo feet lot 22. Richard Price..
Eaat 100 feet lot 21, F. and W. T.
Joplln .
Eaat 100 feet lot 20. Aaron M. Bray..
Eaat 100 feet lot 19, J. H. aod Nelll
E. Cook i
Park View
Blk 1. eaat 100 feet lot 1, Tnaddea
S. Weat
Blk 1. eaat 100 feet lot 2, William
Plympton
Lot 1 east 100 teat lot 8, Clan Hank.
neaa
Blk 1, eaat 100 feet kt 4, W. F. flets-
ler
Blk 1. eaat 100 feat lot 5, Auboa H.
Dedvlua
Blk 1. eaat 100 feet lot 6, Mrs. A. M.
Btanabery
Blk A. eut 100 feet lot 1. Martb
Bean
Blk A. eaat 100 fact lot 2. Henry
Witt ,
Puk View Extended
Blk A. eaat 100 feet lot S, C M.
and T. 8. Weat
Blk A. eaat 100 feet lo. 4. C. M.
aod T. 8. Weat
Blk 10, east 100 feet lot 1, C. M.
and T. H. Weat
Blk 10, eaat 100 feet lot X,
and T. S. Weat
Blk 10, eaat 100 feet lot 8,
and ,T 8. Weat
Blk 10. east 100 feet lot 4,
and T. S. Weat ,
Blk 11. eaat 100 feat lot
and T. West
Blk 11. eaat 100 feet lot
and T. S. Weat
Blk 11. east 100 feet lot
and T. 8. West
Blk 11, esst 100 feet lot
and T. S. West
A atrip of land lying between tbe
aoutk line of block 11. rare view
Extended, and the north line of lot
1. Park View Annex and between th
west line of Marguerette arena
and a line 100 feet weat of and
parallel therewith, Tbaddena S.
West
Psrk View Annex
Lot 1. Csrrle M. West
Lot 2. Mry E. Weat
lot 3. Msir E. Weat -
Lot 4, Eva B. McKenale
Lot 6. Carrie M. Weat
Lot 6. Carrie M. Weat
Lot 7; Carrie M. Waat
Brook dale
Lot 1, H. Longcoy
Lot 1 H. Longcoy ...
Weat 100 feet lot 8. H. Longcoy....
West 100 feet lot 4. H. Longcoy
Weat 100 feet lot 5. H. Longcoy
West 100 feet lot 6. H. Longcoy ,
Weat 100 feet lot 7. Ellaa H. Jeter..
Weat 100 feet lot 8, Ellas H. Jeter..
West 10 Ofeet lot 0, Clifton T. Miller.
West 100 feet lot 10, Stanley 8.
Btevena
West 100 feet lot 11, Margaret A.
Klnaaler
Weat 100 feet lot 12, Margaret A.
Kliursler
Weat 100 feet kit 18, Margaret A.
Klngsley
Weat 100 feet lot 14, John B. Froat..,
West 100 feet lot 15. John B. Frost.
North H weat 100 feet lot 16, John
B. Froet
South S west 100 feet lot 16, Eugene
( . Comstock
West 100 feet lot 17, Eugan
C. Couutock
West 100 feet lot 18, Eugene
C. Comatock
A tract of land lying between th
aoutb line of lot 18. Brookdale, aad
tbe north Una of block 2, Park View
Annex and tbe eaat line of
Marguerette avenae and a Una 100
feet east of and parallel there
with, Eugene C. Comatock
Park yiew
Blk 2, lot 1, John Younger M
Blk 2, lot 2, Jobs Younger
0. M.
a''k.'
'c'.' m1
1, C M.
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VcI'm."
4,'c"m!
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4SS
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mi
T8.ll
T9 94
80.4T
7n.se
T10
TS-M
T8.0T
T0.8T
0.19
147 14
88.84
I8.89
141.T1
T2.44
T1.94
84.62
182.89
164. 19
106. 4
151.89
109.19
149.09
162.09
159.09
155.81
167.89
187.99
198.9C
90.59
90.69
20.99
100,74
176.20
178.04
186.90
tna ivt
163.01
107.79
Three Dollars Per Month
NOTHING DOWN
I DO. Q 1A O Ink
RUVA nice lot AOXIOO On irood I Blk 2. lot 4. 'John G. Bleret
. . .... Blk B. lot i. rrrl M. West
car line, .ar-cenc lare. men and nik r Mot a. carri m. weat.
nArfa.4lv lal nil rUrA mttA I Blk B, weat 8 feet lot 8. Carrie M.
VI arVfcg Sw ) Maa wrsa W WIII9
ready for building, water piped
In front of each lot.
The Best Bargain in Portland.
POTTER. & CHAPIN.
246 STARK STREET.
$1,150
COUCH'S ADDITION
Two lots. 60x100 each, Thurman street.
near Twenty-first, lacing north, Includ
ing new cement sidewalk, new street
improvement.
Nothing In the City Like It for Lot' 8, Otto J.' snd Rose' LV HirVch' . . .194.84
the Money.
Inquire
BEINO & BAUUIS
84 rront Street.
West
Park View Extended
Blk B. lot 0. Carrie M. Weat
Blk B, lot 10, Carrie M. Weat
Blk B. lot 1. C. M. and T. S. Weat..
Blk 9. weat 8 feet lot 18, J. L. Barber
et al i
Blk 9. lot 2.. C. M. and T. 8. West..
Blk 9. lot 8. C. M. and T. B. Weat..
Blk 9. weat 8 feet lot 5. C. M. and
T. 8, Weat
Blk 9. lot 4. 0. M. and T. S. Weat..
Dlb ,4 ln, 1 mnA T fl XVmm.-
Blk 12, wea't 8 feet lot 18, 0. M.
and T. 8. Weat
Blk 12. lot 2, C. M. and T. 8. Weat..
Blk 12. lot 3. C. M. and T. 8. West..
Blk 12, weat 8 feet lot 6, C M.
and T. 8. Weat..
Blk 12, lot 4. C. M. and T. 8. West..
Park View Annex
Weat 100 feet lot 14. Carrie M. Weat.
West 100 feet lot 13, Carrie M. Weat.
West 100 feet lot 12, Carrie M. Weat.
West .100 feet lot 11, Carrie M. Weat.
West 100 feet lot 10, Carrie M. Waat.
North H of waat 100 feet lot 9, Carrie
M. Weat
South H of weat 100 feet lot 9, Otto
J. Hlrach
49.49
154.09
94.TS
76.82
208.12
. TS.89
84.01
134.09
155.90
266.43
T9.1T
13.24
139.99
.148.11
154.95
IN
149.18 ,
148.88 '
9.08
141.04
183.89
8 50
123.88
106.99
S.8T
109.89
T5.4S
194.89
168.38'
174.10
207.84 .
80.25
84. 8T
Total 910.198. TO
A statement of aforesaid assessment has
ken entered In the Docket of Cltr Lien.
and la now due and payable at the omc of
the City Treasurer, in lawrui money oi xd
I'nU&il Rtatea and If not Bald within thirty
days from the, date of this Notice, each pro
ceedings will be taken for th cbllecttoa ef
the earne aa are provided by the charter of
tbe City of Portland. m
CITY TaEASUBES-S NOTICE OF BALE 0T I ten daya after tba flrst publication of this
BEAJ, raurcaixi rum utLiouuLni as- notice.
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CITY NOTICES.
BESSMENTS
Notice la hereby given that the Auditor of
e i itv oi t'ortiana naa rrsnamuiea to n
list of tbe delinquent assessments for the
Auditor of the City of Portland.
Portland, Oregon, Jaly 24, 1903.
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prevement ef Pat ton a re mi from rbe north- Ho rnwivirxivii'll VVT1(tirfIiSaWf
of Willamette Boulevard to 20 feet north o( I CITY TREASTTBXR8 "OTTCE Of BA OF
KUi rguruill iva iiauasvasi u
BE88MESTS.
the south line of Portland boulevard, and that
pursuant to section 412 of the charter of the
City of Portland. I will, on Monday, the 24th
day of August. 1903, at the hour of 10 o clock
a. m., at the weat door of the City Hall, In
the City of Portland, Oregon, offer for aale
Notice I herebr riven that th Auditor ef
the City of Portland baa transmitted to me a
list of tbe delinquent asaesujeuoi cur uw im-
at public auction, to the highest bidder for proTemt 0f Maryland avenue from the north
cash, aublect to redemption, the following de- r. - r..,,f .t..r to the north line af
acrlbed parcel of real property, to-wlt: North Alblna, and purauant to aeetloa 418 of
Nortn Aioina the barter of the City of Portland. I will.
Block 20. lot 2. Sarah McGuIgan.4M... ..840.78 .fh ri.e of A ...nut 1903. at the hoar
Block 20, lot 1, Sarah McOulgan.. 48.2? . 10 ..lo,. ,, m.. at th west door of th
Block 11. lot 4, waiter nrown.. ... 8.oo ct Ha,i ln a,, city of Portland, Oregon,
Blork 11. lot 8. Walter Brown.......... 87.55 for ,t paBlic anctlon to the highest
Fjieh niece or tract Of land Will be in it ...h ,Kl..t to rxlemntina. thai
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separately and for a sum not less than the f0uowing described parcela of real property, to-
UlipSIU 111. I, k ... . . . ' u . niiu ....... a. . u V. .
cost of advertlslne; and aale; It more toon one
bid la offered, the land will be sold to the bidder
offering to taxe tne same ior tne leant amount
of penalty and lntereai: competition wm oe:
First ran rne f-'enaiir zor me nrst rjerion:
SecondUpon the penalty for the succeeding
periods ;
TBira lpon tne raie or interest.
J. E. WERLEIN,
Clt Treasurer of the City of Portland.
Portland. Oregon. July 25, 1903.
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North Alblna . . .
Block 19, undivided 1-0 lot
Groner .
Block 19,
Grower .
Block 19,
Groner .
Block 19,
Groner . . . . 4 ......... .
M p. t ton's Tract eons latin of division
Into lots or parcela of land from A to T.,
Inclualve. and M. Patton'a Addition to
undivided 1-0 lot
Undivided' 'i-0 ''jiV
'undivided " i-o " tot
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CITY TREA8T7KER S NOTICE 07 8ALX OF Alblna Subdivision of lot C in M. Paitoa , ,
REAL ESTATE J0& DEXINftTJENT AS- Tract-
mnirwra I "I '1 "'ir . " .
o&sojboa.. Block 2, lot 18, A. l. ueiman. .........
Notice la hereby riven that the Auditor of tbe Hinck 2. lot 15. Lionel A. aad Mra. L. A.
City of Portland baa transmitted to me a Hat of I Twining ...,.....
9.29
159
9,89
'491
2,69
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tbe delinquent assessment a for the extension of I Block 2. lot 14. Lionel A. and Mr. L. A.
r.st Tsvlor street from the weat line of Rest 1 Twlnlnr . ...
Thirty-eighth street to tbe west line of block I M. Patton's Second Adldtlon te Alblna
1 and 4. Eastland, and pursuant to section 412 I Rlnck 31. lot 4. M. scBnaater ..
of the charter of the City of Portland, I will. Block 83. lot 1. J. A. E. Webber........
on the 24th day of August, 1008, at tbe hour U. Patton's Tract consisting ef division
of 10 o'clock . tn.. t the west doer of the Into lots or prcels of land from A to T,
City Hall. In the City of Portland, Oregon, offer inclualve, and M. Patton's Adldtlo to Al
ror aala at puoiic auction, w tne nigneai nia-1 bina .
der for cash, subject to redemption, the fol- j Block f, lot i Henry U. Chsa Estate,
lowing aescnoea parcel ot real property, to- nelra 01 - - -
. I i" w i-. a u.nr M. rjbaasi Fa tat.
Sunnvslde I heirs of S7.
Block 34. lot 10. Hiram Campbell. ...... ., .98.93 Bleok T, lot 2 Henry M. Cass Eatat, ,
Block 34, eaat 1.49 feet lot T, Hiram I heir of ........,,....., 08.81
Campbell , .82 1 Block T, lot I. eny as. vaww v ,
Each niece or tract of land will be soldi heirs of .,....,........ eeit
separately and for a aum not leas than tbe 'Each place ef tract ef land will be sold
unpaid assessment thereon, and Interest and separately snd for a snaa ot je ta the ao-
coat of advertising and aale; If more than one paid assessment thoreos. and tatareat and aw
bid la offered, tbe land will be said to tbe of advertising and sale: It more thaa eeah'd
rr.rlnw to take tha a. m. tn. th. 1... 'I. ,ff tha hnd Will b Sold tO th bidder
amount of penalty ana interest; com petition I oeTenng t '
will be! I of penalty snd Interest! competUloa will I hji
First t'poa tne penalty ror thejlrst period; I First upon xae penalty sue
rjeoona upon in, penalty ror tne sueceedlug
period; -....
Third Cpon the rat of Interest.
c J. K. WERXEIW,
City Treasurer of tbe City of Portland;
IVtUfld, Oregon, July. 25. 1903, T, r-
Serood I'poa th seilslty tor the w4as;
Third fpoe the rat of toterest.
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ntvTre sorer ef the City of forUaal
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