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Laws of the Stale of Oregon.
AS ACT to c'iilrih n Uniform Course of
I'tibl c Instru -lion in the Common schools
of this S;jte.
jj ,v en'tcfed the L'fjislnllve Atsvmhly of
thi St-tte of Orep'M :
TITLE I-
eUPERIXTEXDEXT O? PUBLIC 1XSTUC
t TIOX. i
Section 1. The oilice of Snperntendent
of Public Instructi n is hereby detutclu-d
from the tiice ol (iiiviTno and ci fated a
di-tinct atvk separate oilice. The Siipenn
ten lent of Public In-trnetion sliall he. in
the first instance, elected by joint ballot of
tl.is Legislative Assembly,, ami tie sbull bold
bis ofliee until his successor is duly elected
and (ualitiel.
Stc. 2. A .Superintendent of Publ'c In
struction shill on elected at the-, general elec
tion of the year eighteen imndred and
seventy-four and every four years there
after, and .shall qualify end enter upon t he
discharge of his duties at the time tixed by
law for other Stite flicers. He shall re
ceive un annual .salary of one thoitsmd live
hundred dollars, payable in the s i me man
ner as the salari-s of other Slate oflicers are
laid.
Sec. C. The Superintendent of Public In
struction shad be provided with au oilice lo
cated at the St i:e t'ajdtal, furnished with the
necessity stationery, lights, fuel, etc, to oe
pai 1 f r" in the manner that the'-expensrs ol
the oilice of (?.veitior, Secretary of State,
and Treasurer are paid.
Skc. t- It shall be the duly of the Super
intendent i.f Pu'd'c Extinction to exercise a
jre'i'jral snperinKtidence of the county and
school .iistiict oJlicersand the Public School s
of" the State.
Sue. .". lie shall h-LI a Tenchers' Insti
tute i:i each Judicial D.-tnct at least once
each vear.
Sxc. . Jle sliall .-viperniien.i me prim
in'r :m.l tl .-llisimftlfifr ol SilCll blallK
fot'lllS,
ru.es
and I cuilati-.n-', f'-r the use and l'OV-
eminent of the Public feehoi.ls, as tiie ."stite
Board ma v authorize.
Sko. 7. " He s'ull s-ct as Secretary of the
B-Mfd of Elocution.
Skc. ?. lit- sha.'l at least one? a ye.ir hold
a State TtacheiV Institute at the capital of
the S.a'e.
C S::c. L. He shall make ooj qtiaiter'y v
.tfeni-iit t the ne::es-ary traveling; expen
ses in -iti red in the dischaiirt of his duties,
which clai-ns shall be audited by tl e St. ite
Bond of Education, an i pin. I as are ottni
claims ai:n-r th ; State.
Xkc. I", lie shall, under the direction of
the State Hoard of Ehr-ation, issue a circu
lar to each (.'ontvy Superintendent, contain
ing a lis-f of studies lequired to he t.oiia in
the "Public Scho. 1. Each Superintendent
shall, jift'-r d i-i eonsi.lei ation. write opposite
each sl'oh the text book preferred.
Tii: County Superi. tei deirt si. all trans
mit such cir. ul.iis, fully answered, to the
St ite Stij.ei ii.te:.(h nt of Public Instruction,
M il.. ha 1 cause t!ie same to be 1 v.d before
the Slate S ;;;ei
.tendent of Public li.stiuc-
tion. no shall
.ti, woo slia.l fj-iise the same to be laid lie-
f..r.- the Slate Board of Edu.-atioii. and the
t.-t book, in anv one braiicti, rec. iyjiu t ie
b iirhest mi ii Iser of .'otes shall be t be-aut hot -r.
-.1 text l.i.nl;, in tii.it bran -li. in th Pub'.ie
Sjh.n Is id' this State, for the four years next
s ;ec.'e lin (tjie oliijial announcement of tin:
S ijiel in t- :deot ol P.ibllc I list ruct i' u. P. o-vide-l
t li ,i if any two or m-.re text bonks
shall in the Hi st selection receive Hie same
ami ln;!ie-t t uo.ber, the Snpvi intendeut
tball d. i ide whioi-f tliem s!iall be used.
St;c. 11. Ami t ie Supeiniteiideut of Pub
lic Instruction shail. evetv four years after
liie ti.st selection of t .t books, issi.e simi
lar en cilia's, and unless some new text
book shill receive an actual nn.juitv of (Hie
votes nt t tie County Su;ei irite. .dents, then
no chaii.- shall be made il .l in; t.ft next
fuu ye.n s.
Skc. 1. It is her. by provided that the
Supei i t . n . 1 1-1 1 1 i f Ihibli r Instruction, elect,
nt by this Legislative -s- nibly, shall is-ue
sa-d cnculiis luimediately a .d reipi re
answers orbeloie ! he li i st d.iv ot J.uiu
ai'.', i ihleeii bundled and seventy three,
and im.'iietiialeiv lay said answers before
the 1. iard o! Education who shall c.inva-s
the answers :,ml .i-c- r: aiiKt he series of t Xi
bo ks desired, ami shall instruct the Sec
ret, ii v of the li iir t t officially inform each
Co intv Siiji' i iuti ii lent of tiie result cl such
vote.au. I the County S iper.nteii lent - sh.id
immediately i iU r :u the district oflicers, in
their respective counties, of the series of
t l Looks authorized by the Mate Board,
arid it is heiev piuvided that saidseiie
s: i'. I be iutrodui ediin all the Public Schools
ot the State, fin or before the litst day of
October, eighteen hundred and scventy
thi( e. and on the same day every four years
thereafter, in accord. nice with the provisi- n
for ch intriiii; text book-; and any d strict
neul. ctiiiL; to so piovide tor the inti oiluc
i iii ofthe authorized series of text books,
shall foih.it its proportion of the School
Fund for the succeeding year, and every
year theieaftcr until all of said series are
nr r duced. i"
Skc. l:;. The Supei intendent of Publie
Instruction shaM repo'rt 10 the Legislative
Assembly bieniially, in the same manner
and at the same time that other State olli
c-is make their reports. His tejrort shall
contwin:
1. The ireneral comlilioti of the Public
Schools of the State.
The amount of school money appor
tion I a uom; the several counties and t'u
sources whence s :ch niouev was derived.
o. Ainoniits raised by county and district
taxes, ami the amounts paid lor teachets' sal
dies, buildings, lu nituiv, etc.
4. The senes of text books authorized
by the State Board, in accordance w.th the
1 r visi ois of this Act.
". The rnlesp and regulations presc ribed
by t!;e State Board, fur the government and
In tio i of the Public Schools".
6. The number and t;i ade of the scho ds
i:t each county.
7. The number of per-oin between the
ages of heir and twenty years ; the number
at endinjr nublic schools, and the number at
tending m ivate schools ; number not attend
ing a iy school.
S. He sha I collect st itis'ics c inceriiitii;
the chartered Educational Institutions oi fii'e
."state, including number of pup, Is, .roperty.
iioraries; saiat u s ot teachers, etc., etc.; tins j
s ial. me ude ail in-titutiens under the patron- !
a-e ;;f the State. i
.'. AnySaud all infi-rniatioii that, in his i
judgment, may be Mi-eful to the public and j
f r the advancement of the educational m-tei-sts
ol the Mate.
Si;cU. The Superiutcndei.t of I'ublic j
Instruction shall, at the expiration of his '
term of oilice, deliver to Lis succis-r all !
the li ioks. paoers. etc., of li s olli.-e and take !
a rcceij't therefor. j
TIILE1I. j
STATK UOAl:0 OK KI! CATION". i
Skc. l.i. The tJoveiiior. Secietarv of
Mite and Siq ei in eudent of Public. Iiistruc-
tnn sliall conrtitute a State Board of Edu-
Cat on.
S..c In. The nie tings of the Biaid shall
be held Semi annu il v at tin. S:,t C-... t .1 1
on the first Mo idav in January an 1 .lulv
All needed statio icy for the Hoard shall be
furnished by the Secretary of S'at and anr&
I'Mtiting auih rized by the Board shall be
done by t ie State Punier, at the rates al
I we 1 him by law for other State work.
Skc. IT. "The Slate Board shall have
power
1. To authorize a series of text hooks to
be us. d in tiie Public Schools, in accordance
nh the provisions ol fiis Act.
-. T t proscribe a series of rules for the
pit.etal government of the Public Schools,
thai s a secure i ei'ularit v ot a! ten Jr.n.-e
prevent, truancy, sc.-u e and promote Hie i
red in'ersrs of the schoo's. j
"f. lo use a common seal.
4. To order any prinii that m:iy be
nece aiy to carry in to, i fleet the provisions
ot I his Act. 'j
o. T.i sit as a Boird of Examination, nt I
their semi annual meeti -s. ai d 'Taut life
-.',..!.... s:. .. 1. i .
(1 and 2w -t ceiti.icates of t he same f . .1 ce as-!
t:io e granted ' V County S Jiennte.. dents.
I.'fe d. pi .mas sh.ll entitle the holder, to
-eh in anv Pubhc Sch ol in the State.
'.! isr t e bte ol the li-dder unless revoked I
or un .rotess, .mil conduct.
t-i te pli ",,lo"m entitle the holder
fu i.d.r-r.r"'iC in the State
n.n by the Do., rd-for ut, professional con-
- - 4 s , ... s. suoiecL i n'TiK:!- t ..
. . I
In Vt 'Z, ' years; and
rade good in a'ny cju .ty
or -1 x months.
Ti.
h ees . hiir 'h I , r- , . ,
-e. w, 1 h.. .V0ID.,,,oma8 Ccr !
;iu
O 1
For State Life D plo na, K.
For State D'ploma.
For State Certificate. 1st grade, ?i.
For !-iate Certifiea e .'d arad.-. 2 .tO.
The fees collected shall constitute a fuid
Tor oavinir the expenses of such assistants.
in eoii.iuctintr the examination, as the Board
mavi'eeni proper.-
Th : Boar.l shdll have powei t i invite not
l.-ss f an 'our pr -fessioiial le.ichers, to assis
in thf s m-aimuil ex uniua'io i-; but such
a-sisia ,t. int.s sl.all nct be allowed any .ay,
oiher than is provided for in this Act con
cerning lees for Dip ouihs anil Cettili -ati-s.
Sue. H. The pr ceediOs.f 'fich sesst n
of the Board shall be. jiublisheil f r general
distribution, containing in cdditioi t (De
ordinary i roeeedme;s. the lesiill of the ex
amina'i ns Pr Celt ficates
Skc. I'.', 'lb- State.-Hoard mar. ft their
discretion, trrntil, wi nout exaininai ion, Ui
plomas and Cet li .cates t persons prese t
in authentii ated Id 1 unas a ol C nific .tes
from othfr States, of the like unide and
k nd, as those granted by the B jard of th.s
StH'C (': Q
Skc. 20. All Diplomas or Cirtificates
granted by the State Board may be revoked
by the Board, for immoral or u.iproleaioual
c mduct.
TITLE I!I.
COUNTY PCnOOL SCPKR NTEXPEXT.
Sec. 21. That th.-ie shall be elected by
the Ies;al voters of the several couutiesof th:s
Sfate.at the biennial electi ns. a County
Sui-erintendent of Commo i s-chool-. for
each county, who shall Imld, his otfice tor
two vear-, or until a sue. essor has b en
hosen a:id has q.ial fied as iequired by this
.Act.
Sec. -?. The Superintendent elect shall
i.-pnilify within thirty (lavs after the day ot .
lection by taking an oath to supp rt ihe
Coiisfuti ui" of the United States, and the 1
stale of O.e-jon. and t laithfud v discha-ge
the ilu'ies required of him by this Act; s.nil
oath sh ill be i edm e I t w: i i ijr, sunsc i e I
to an I ph
, office ol h
iced Oil liie in the County Clei.c s
is ounty.
Skc. '2. The annual salary ot the Super
intendent shall be such as the di-cretion ol
the Coniit v Co irt n-ay d -em the yearly ser
v ces ol the Sui erintendeut demand
Skc. til. The S-.pei mtende;it shall be
liable to a tim of one liumlred dollars if I e
does not pei form the du'ie- herein ii-qu red
oi him. and lhe Con ify Co u t i-f his c-emtv
shall brinr suit against him as inother
cases if he laii to pay Slid line into the
C"iit)tv School Fun J nitli.u sixty das fioin
the day assessed.
Skc. ti". The duties of Supei inteudeiit
shall be a fo'l -ws :
1. lie s-.ali lav o'f li s county info con
venient school districts, and may uiso mak
l'erati"iis and changes io thesaine wnen pe
titioned so to do, n t he man tier her. ;iiaf er
specified ; -in I he si i a I keep a I cord slio . ing
the l-oiiiidai ies an 1 numb 'is of all t e dis
tricts in his cuiut y -o es a .I s: i d an I a tered.
'Z. He shall, when he establishes a new
di'lriet, immediately notify in writing s one
taxabl i dial) t. mt such district, i;ivin z til
said notice the number ard bou difies to ie
of; nnl ivlii'ii lie makes altei a io .s he sh .11
imiii.'.liate'y not fy. in the mm aforesaid
thellne trsot allthedi tiloc m erne I.
: may es ablisii new iri-;:icts. where
not alrcadi hill olf. o i t he pe i I ion ol t tee
I - iial v- te.s of li p opos d new id-triei,
b: t sfiall n -t in.'.ke any chaoses in t e dis
tricts of his cou tv unless pet t oti-d -o lo
do bv a VKaioritv ol toe leira v
t.
f each
district oncer e l in the cba .
4. lie .-had, oi the tiur.l Mon 1 iv o'
Maicli and May. on the Hind Mo .day (
September ol each year,, make an aj.porv.
tioument ol the ei tire Sell- ol Fu. d then : II
the t'ointy Treasury, among the sever. ii
school itistiicts nt lis cSmty iii.it havi: re
poitetl to him as rcqo.rid by this Act, n
proportion to the numb -l of pers uis n t t;
district over the age ot lour and under'
twenty year--, as soon as In- shall iriye
made so h appor: i .n neiit, he sua. I draw
orders on the Treasu:". r in f.vnr ol tli
districts lor tiie.r res;i ctive sh ires, ami
immediately trans. mt the Silue lo t .e cle. ks
ot tl.fi r'ltist ii;!-.
o. He sh i I keep a book i t which he
sh II open ai aec oi it wit i the I reasu re r .
his i o mtv, iiKo with the seve u ilis:i ict.
lit? shall c a ixe lhe Treasurer wi u all t .e
scho I finds going mt his h im's, an ! win u
jie 'l ieas irer rha I p-seiit t in n the l).s
tri. t Clerk's receij'tshe shall credit the
Treasurer with t e amou'it. W he i t e S i
per: n t n dent shill have made the en I v a p
p il tionu.e it o! lhe S hooi F.nal he shall
eivlit. each district with ill- amount thus
set apaj t to it and o:i receiving th. r ceipts
o! t ie lylei K ot a tlistrict tiom Hie liea-ur-er,
he shall charge the amount to such di
trn t.
li. lie shall, when the selections of
scho'd land- have not be u in h i i his
county, sel ct as such. Sec ions '. a d C' of
each Tow nship; or it any 'ail or ad of u. h
Sections are cr?i ned through don.i'ion, pre
empt on of pur. htise, he sh ill select u lie i
fiereof sir li other suitable lands as he c .in
find; and when he sh iil have in ide sue i se
lection, he shall immediately n ti v tiie
lr. per 1 ind otlieer of the St lb- that such
lauds have been sek-i t d lor school pur
po es.
7- lie shall take pofd care of t L e school
lands of his county, ami i' any ii ismi sh 1'
in any n::n er tiespass upon the same, he
shall prose ute them for double the anior.ii:
ot damages il .tie s id land, such sirn ti be
paid v-rnio ihe county treisiuy. and hall be
long to th,; .-cliool Fund of the coun'y.
S. Ke shall st i ict y exaini- e ail p- rsoiis
who apply ti in n for cer ilic.t s with he '
intention of tendiing in hi-cou tv. in tiie I
liillnU'in.r to ittfl-.'s v iv- II. t!....r .i il v i-i. ,.l. i
ing, writing, men ai in ithmelie, wrift. n
arith:ncl5c, Eng ish gra iiuin-, gco4rapliy,
ti odcra history, and if they p s-e-s a o d,
mural character he shill give them a eeiti.i
ia!e ot the tollowi .g furiu, to wit:
Here f.llows tiie form of the certifi -ate,
whi -h is siiusJar to the o.ie uo.v used Eo.
EXTEIII'KISE."
1". He snail receive the reports from all
the Districts of his county, ami sha I by t a
lirst Mon lay of April, ot'Q-adi year, mak
out in his r cord k-pt for'the purpose, from
the Di-trict re.io ts a geiieial report, a hi njr
such snsesli 'in theret i as he mat deem of
nup.'.rianc. to th ? Ciii.sk i f edii'-a i hi, ami
transmit a copy thereof to t.ie S.ijiet iuteu J
ent of Public hist, ucti n. 0
1 1. He -hall by the :; h of June of ea h
year make o.i a li nu;ce i eport to t he County
Coutt. slioving tlo- amount of money-a
ses-e 1 and coQctci! at c unity expense, and
applied to County Schools during ihe vear
ending lhe lii st "Monday i f A pr i previo is.
1-. He shall tuiu over t i his sue essor in
olli -e -vh.-ii Ie s.iall have qmili led. as re
quire' bv this A t all b oks and p. per, be-hi.'-.ing
to I. is oilice.
Skc.2.'. If any County Superb ten lent
s.iall f.il or iie.hct l re.iori. . th-r S ate
Sn.ei i, ten, lent of Public. I istr n itbn. as
provided t'.T Wn this Act. w thin l- n days
alter the time speci ied. t h State Su .er n
tendent shall report the delinq i, ncr i the
Conniy Judge of t o- count v for tt l.ic i sue !
Supe:i--teiideiit h Ids ottic ; and the C uutv
Court, or a im.j intv thee..', m ,v de-hue
vacant the oli e ueld bv sm h C untv Su ,ft
inteudeiit. and ti l the unexpired term ol
sue I va al- olTu-e by the appoiutiii nit ol
some c uiipet. ni peisi i. win. shall be a duly
q nil tied elector of s ml c u .ty.
SKJ -J7. In ea-. of a va a ucv i il he o lie
of C .nntyo Supe. inte. dent. 'the Co..iily
mm s.,;,ii appp.Lnt some snirahle pes m to
fid nut tiie unexpired term
Skc js Toe C nntv Court f lhes veral
f,?"""r'f 'U t.-X" 1 "' by qmred to
le at the s ifW- tune tbev K-vv ot .er t ,-;
al,X "! :'H th- taxable p,o";.e,tt . th.i.-
ounty f .r school purjosfs ot tlneenniis
o.i toe dollar, tvh.cii -I, ,il e col ce I ,tt
same ti e. i ih,. same manner, a .d by the
s.ri.e .li;Jf M,.l, t , r ux s )(. c( li.
s- ct X shall subm t i s liro ., y '
Of the loss throng , de ino.iencv
Akc. -f T..h County , , e is .'r. r of e aeh
couut v shal make ,, d .-x ..Lit o.
so, ,,! tumis ,. Ilill!e !Ml I ni(1
the Ire.ism v. He si, til also t ela n an I ,.r '..
once U tU: Sup ,iU. .!e,,,"s orders by 'l i,,,
-.v. ,....., i .e yei ly s. t. lenient Hit
Couutv superint. mknt.
UlLK IV.
Hit
t- -n
sen 'oi. i. sruier;
. - .-v.oe in i iMt
nie i 'X in . .!
,ce V . , ' J" rcN '" "'e no
I
irovid,.d . - 'O'tenhV.,
s
Su;eriteu but sl.Tll ' '' '" " '
,1 ult ' ,1 ' ' ZlT'
,, - .ve in m. d ?. . Cs '"
Vllllif y
lroiK
pllhlic
uiz , , ref t n -"v ,!l0
Veo ie.it h,ce mr th purpo. '
Iul elec three !
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;
M.t I..UIT..CI l" I f . fO. ... Li
..-.. t ..... . . . 'vr, .
nniil their snccess. rs ate e'e.-. n ,.. t w'"'
q milled. ben Hire- or more vot. rs l, ,T
a-setnb'ed. i ursuant to i oti-c. ther s' Ti
const tute a q lor im to do bpsi,,..., "'n '
shall l.ne T.ower to .hi . " a',,,
I hut
annnii school meetin.'s : Pr ivil..rl t
least -en d.vs' n tic - h,M hi tl'J "
. - " ..-ioe. nn.u
naeetings cilkd m pursja'.ce of tbia Act:
collect
4 Provided further. tLit in a-iy district con
taining live humlreft or more qu ilifie I votes
this ii. tice shall be duly publisaed in one or
more newspapers of such Disiet iu which
said District is located.
Skc. 31. Sir-h meeting shall organ;ze by
'ippoiu'ing a Chairman and Secretary, mid
u tj' then proceed to elect, by ballot," three'
lliiectors, who shall hold their oilice until
he first annual meeting there ifter, or until
lis succes-or lias been chosen and qual lied
Sec. 32. TJie Directors and Clerk elected
at the first meeting shall qualify i m tiled ate
ly by taking an oath to support the Con
st itut ion and Laws of the'Uni ed States and
the State of Orcg a id lo faith' id ly.dis
charge the dut.es of thei r oilice to the best
of their aibilry, and the t h ik shall give a
bond to the Direc'o r for such su.Tj as they
m iv requ.re. as an additional pledge for the
f.n'l. ful pei fortiianc3 of" his dutie- ; the
Chairman of the meetings, or any one he
mav choose, shall administer the oath ol
oilice to the Ditct.rs and Clerk elect. v
skc. ML The Direct us and Clerk elected
and qualified, as aforesaid, sliall have the
same power a id shall perforin "t' e same
d lies hereinafter req nrd to be perf M ined,
by Direct os and Clerk-, elect, d at the
annual meeting of n gularly organized dis
tr.cu.
Skc. -It. Orgtnized di.-trc's shall hold
annual meetings on the lirst M- tidav of
April, and shal! !ect one D rector every
year, for each disti ic'.vno shall quality as
aforesaid, and shall h 'ld his oilice lor luce
years, s that the oldest Di.ecior sliall re
lire fioni oilice in .Tiler. The Dirtbtors
elected on the orga .ization of a di-tiict shall
remain or re ire as a vo'e i f the fi st animal
meeting may decide, the tv gett liir the
highest votes to retain their olli -e until their
next annual meeting, and the one getting
the hijhest vote thereat, sh ill serve until the
next annual ii-eet in ' thcn-alter: Provided,
That in a .y district, contain ng five hun
dred or m ire jtiilill-d votes Jhe annual
election for Directois and Clerk sliall be
held at from tw p. m. tdl P. i. of the first
Monday in A pi il, th it s ich election sh .11 be
b.' ballot a .d tnat. judges of such electio i
shall he iip; oiuted by the Directoi s of each
d..-tric', tt ho shall .-It at the t ine ami piac '
a, pointed lo receive and canvass the votes;
and Piovided. further, that in such distri ts
no othe'" oiisine-.s be tr i.is ictc-d on he d iv
of election, and that a meet-tig shall be lodd
on the Moti a.' evening foHow.ngsa d annu il
electi n at seven aid a half' o'c'ock for the
i ransa' tion of the lemainitig bus.nes of
said district.
sec. S'i. Any two Directors shall consti-tnt-
a quoSu ii to do business.
Skj. ;i Th- olde t in oilice of the I) rec
tors present shall act as a uhaiuuSti of all
owetings; and ia cas neither of the I). rec
tor l- prese .t, the qualified voters present
s.iall el . ct a " h ur ua n -
Skc. -"7. The Duties of? D'.ri ctors of
sc .o il dist i ict- shal. be:
1. To aiiUi .rize the Clerktocallspeci.il
meetin.s;
"2. To issue wirriyits to the Clerks, nu
thortzi ig t 'it-iii to collect iu the niiiiia of the
. list, ict and in the same nianm r as the
St.te and c niil t..xe- nr.- col eeted. ad
i ixt asse e.l to the inhibit ints theieof,
and upon die taxa.de properly of all lion res;
ideuts; t
3. When authoriz-d by a mijo itv vote
oi the di-trcls to pnicha-e, lease, or build
SL'h "flio is1 s, mid to buy ami lease lauds lor
sc i nd pnrp ses, and to lake e.l e of and Inr-ni-li
Ih ir school houses Willi the nee -s.-ary
u I, lijiit, I brai ies, a p iiatus, 'ic ;
4. To see tbat he,wishes i.f t e district
toward out-sde sc'iola'j 'a e respected;
o. T.i employ teac eys and assist them ill
the government of the schoo';
i. To audit al. claims against the di-trict
ami draw ciders on liie Clerk the
t mount ;
7. T. require ef the District . Cl Tk a bond
of such fu. e a- shall seem ju t and reason
able, lor the faith nil perb.rinaiice i f his
d-lie ;
'4)0 examine a d correct th" assesm-nt
roll made by the cler as hcie.ua ter pro
v!j I. "
m;c.3 When a vacancy shall occur in
the I. ".i id t I ire. tot s. I v death, resig ui
ti ' i, or i.iffe' w se, the icmainiiig inembeeor
iiieinbeis tin reof shall loithtvi'h auth -nze
he Cl ik to call a special meeting to Id.
sue I
acancv
.. cy
St:
:!.. 'Ili Directors shad perform
tl.-ii olhei duties, not pr- vided foi-inth-Ac:,
as the wan s of their Dis r'Cts in.iy !m
time to l ine demand; ami i they ii. gle t to
I'lTJiirin ail the !ul!e- e loun ii upon n
bv thj A i -thev shall lo-1, it the r ..(lie
p .iv a line o'p'teii d 'liars into lhe Troisury of
.he Ibstrict, s .bj-ct to the decisi-.il of
in.-j 'i- ty v .te ' f l heir 1) strict
.st.C 1'. All D.s'ri ts organized in put
suance of lhis Ai t sliall he to all intents and."
pu p ses a holy coip.ra e. compete it ii
trau-acl all bi.si less cotni ig under thei
j.iiisin lion, and to -iu' ami Oe sue.l. lien
suit is com, n j.iced against any District
notice must be(iirved upon one of lae Di
rectors.
Six-. 41. District meetings legal'y caFed
shiill h ive p-.wer t i h vy a t 'X ui on a I the
red aud perscnal proprty in tlieii District
ii 1 n.ake any iiecess.nv approiu I itiou lor
tiieupp.rt and benefit ..f scho us; al o ml
1 u ii Ii'ikii tune to u ue, ami t s ipiilr va
cancies iu t eir I isti ill oilii e.: Provided
Thai the inajori.y ol t ie legal voters pivs nt
so "iecroe.
"-i.e. 42. Districts sh dl not be entitle 1 t-
their prop i timi of the School Pu:i I at iht
illspos.l ( Un; (',) inty School Superintend'
e .t unless tliet shall rep .ft to Irm by t it
Il st .Moiidiy of .M.irch .f each vear, and
I shall h ife. h d a sci.oo'. taught iu th- ir Dis
ni.-i oi ii;. e (in li ter s ilur.ilioii in ea. li M.'.ii:
Provided. Tliat a newd sti.c. sliall n t he
le(U'.f to have a sc I o! as ahiresaid, f -tne
spa c ,.f to tee vears fr un the dale of its
orjai. ition. .heii
Disti ic has for i it.-d
'l- school inoeey. l.o recouf
whatcV-c r
sh ih be had to obt i n the sa ne.
Si-.o. 41 Any male per on shall I o en'i
t'o I to vo'e at a scnool meeting who ts
twe.itv-one y. ins of age. and has res .led in
ihe Dstri t t:-irtv oats inimetlhitel v pre-
I e. eding. .ui 1 who has pro. e ty in I'.e Dis
tr.bt, mi j ;ct 'o assi- sment and t ixatio i.
Skc. f. Wo . e-i w o are wnh'ty an-I
hat e ciiTidren I eilu. i.te and t . xnble p,-op
e:ty iu th j strict and who hue resoled u
the District ih.rty day a as aforesaid, shall be
e . titled lo y. e.
kc. 4. Distri ts cannot, levy a tax for
any pu!os -, uul'-ss tin; i;ot ce calling the
me li .g states Hp.-s t he ii ol.jee .
Sue 4'! Scoools supported by a tax
up. i the D. strict, snail be free to all perso s
bttrt'een tne ai-s f f ur and lue .iv ears.
lej-i ling tii rein; id persons Iro n "ii side
mav be adiuilled on such terms as the Dis
tric in y dir. ct.
s'kc. 4. Tii niinnt s of a'l school me t
l gs m ist be sign. d by ihe Ch.i.i man and
Secret i iv. ,
.skc. is. If any ll ni'il of Dir-clo s li.i'I
draw a warrant on fi.e Scho I Fun t I'.i tie
wages o. any teacher who lias i ot obt.ti icd
a ceitliciie as r qu red b.'ifns Act, an I
laid thesiieb foie the Directors lor their
.ns cell n siicii disfriel shall to f it its .lo
porii oi o: ih.- c.i i.l Kuud for he year.
Stc. 4.1 U h n a vote is be...g' aken iu
D st ict tm; t ugs the a e a d noes shall be
.'railed. II deu anii. il hv tivo ftr nun., c.i..,
i f tne me sling
Si.c. ". To it. ail School I) . st r'ct- formed
by Ih SMipei liitemle:.t of C .innioii S h io.,
sh ill in- tor ie d ol f in iguoiis ici r i(i t .
S..C. 1. W li I-,, the p dilic go d i eq .ire
it. ii School Dis net may be l. r n d ot adj..
i ent tei rit.ii v, I v ng in t.o..r moiecou.-tl-
s; an I it shall be he duij. f th- l l. r. o
sucli Dsluc to repoi i .n uabv in ea h Su-pei.nt.-n
cut liavi g ji is.licl loo; and s i id
Cb-i k si all include in such icpit t e tin n
t.er ..f -coolais ies.ing iu e ch county;
said CJer. shall be eiuiti. d to d .W, to, fhe
ben.'. it of i.is Distr.ct.th.it. p..rtio i ,.f t.,.
P.b(J).'Sch oi fund d ie aaid District fr.. in
eac.i cou il .
t li;i:
N(-'--1-- A ceitlirate icccived f.ouithe
ui'ei i.iienilei.t ot .-.t!,. i ; . ...i......
-uch Hi tn.-i
t'l IV h.r sif.l.itHi. u li cl,.;. .11
I e -ulh
lei.l to imi , ti mi Ii i. , li
i.i such
' l tr i :, 0 ,1
ra.v o.iv .ut ol' tlit i 'ilium ...
. l,o .1 F il
IC :,.. Each
c' o 1 Disti ict shall et..-i
Ut flit; iililii.j,!
inc. tilisrs, a Di f i, t i;!... i-'
no vi i ,j(l ,.s ,
no vi ;( ll(l , ...
I" IS SUCCESS
r choseii t-iol
---- - II 1 1 -
qu il li, d. as
e'pto I ii tins Coa. fer
DiCm , tVe-kV t!fe du,jr f t!le
I- lo recorrl i.II ,.t,.u. 1:..
: . ' "'"
of hi fiis.
."- 111 a O.iOK, to b
I'tie.
provided for the pur-
To irt
e f otice. ns r. quir, d In this Act "
1 sji.-ciul meetings. '
of annual an.
0. W
t.. ,, - . , ,, "C'W I OV IhP
lleVei- mil- lv i 11 : . . t
1
i Wt v I "a e Uf' H--,""s-'cut of all
'.'t. tax.tl.le pit.pi-rtv the e. an I rteliv rthe
assessuieut rod to the Dii e. tors- l'..... .i .
. , vii urn,
oue year sh .l. mteiveiie betwe..
! HSSess neiits
-"J
m.t. ,l,e rrr lv the indited ass-
m. nt roil and w.rrant from ihe l.irr..,. .
ad the tixea for vh ch the roll calls
by the t me nndin the manner authorizca
bv the wai rant;
'a. To make in his record a yearly report
for bis District, and send a copy tl.eie t to
the County SchooPSuperintendent. 6uch
report shall be submitted, as nearly as may
be. in the to lowing fo.m, to-wi :
Heie follows a copy o t!,e report, simi
l it- t tim nn u-ttirh has heretofore been in
force, and as the Clerks will bp furui-hed J
win. hrnilt for their reptftts.. we deem it
useless to publish it. En. Kxthrprisb
0. To keep h correct ncconnt iu a book
provided lor the purpose, of all inonets
coming into his bunds and of all paid out.
belonging to hi. Districts, an I shallnake a
report of the annual meeting, and when
called upon by Duect ti to dj so, shall fe
poi t at special meetings.
7. When he receives the .Superintendent's
order for the money set apart for his Dis
trict 6it of the County .School Fu id . lie shal 1
ininied'utely ci.Il upot the Treasurer, either
in person or otti'Ttvise. pre .ent his order,
get the money and receipt for the .same.
8. He shall turn over all district money,
books and papers to a duly qu il. lied suc
cessor. i. He shall within ten days r.fer the an
nual school meeting, send to the County
School .Superintendent a list of the ofiicers
of the District.
Sec. 5.. 'J he Clerk shall have for his
services live per nt of the money Collected
bv him of Dislr.Ct taxes.
Vec. 5(3. The Clerk shall, if he f;.ils to
perform all the duties requ red of him by
this Act. forfeit the percentage al'owed him,
ami suffer the enforcement of his bond.
Vkc. 57. The Clleik slia.l act as 6'ecretaty
of all meetings.
.Vec. 53. In case the oll'ice of Clerk sha'I
become vacant in any District bv death,
resignation or otherwise, it shall be the duty
f the Directors to appoint from among li e
qualified vdets of the Distr ct some per-on
to fill such vacancy until his successor is
duly elected aud qualified.
TITLE V.
FC'ilO L TEACIIKIIS.
f.c A teacher's duty, while in c!.arge
of a school, sha l be as follows -
1. To iiiaiiitain0 order in school, and
conduct himse'f i i such a manner before h s
school as to command respect from his
pup, Is;
2. To commence school at n:ne o'clock
m.. nua to ci.-sie at 4 o clock P M ., ot i
each d iv. giving one hour for reel eation at
n 'on : Piovided. That the Directors may
t.rdci'oa less i i 1 1 1 1 1 b L r of hours;
3. To labor durntg school hours, to ad
vance the schohfrs in t heir studies, toe c
ate i i their minds a desire f ,r kimwlelge,
moral tv. politeness, cleanliness and the ine
si rvalio i of physical h -alth ;
4. To keep a ici-ter showing the names.
Pj e, sex a d daily a: tendance of all persons
att-iiihng h s sell ol. and baud the District
Clerk a copy of tiie same at the clo. e of cachQ
q .sirtt r.
.sec. ''. Tecc' ers may. in case theCouto
t .Su, ei intend. nt does-Qhein injustice on ex
aminations, apply to the Aupei inteudeiit ol
Public histr ict ii i, wli.) is h rehv" ani horiz -d
to is-ue certificates to such tcacherjt of the
same lore, and granti g them tiie same
i ights hikJ1 pi i vileges as those issued by the
Con ity .Supei iutei. dent.
.s.c II. i.ty days, or twelve school
weeks, shall cousjtute a quarter of a school
year. (J
Skc. i2. All Acts ami parts of Acts,
whether general or sp ei so fir as thev
.are incoiisis cut w th the proviM .ip of mis
iii-t. are hereby repealed : but. such re-gv'al
shall not affect any legal proce nli igs taken,
or taxes lev ed . or oilicei s elec ed ii: accord
ance wil i tiieQir..v sions of su h repealed
laws; but the i flicers under the old law
sha 1 pei form the iic-tv duties ere it d by ili
act, aud until their-tu -ccs ors a' e duly e eet
ed and qu 1 fied, provided for in this Act.
Appiovt-d October 2 ', 1n72.
Attest: S. F. Cutiiwirx.
o
Secretrriy of Slafe.
The licst Sjcijfy.
'Xo c
ompniiy, or jjooil compn-
nv was n, inocto rrivt-n hv :i is-
t inrjuishod niati to :t!I liis yoiuii;
fVii'iuls. iLvvar:! motto In;
wavs ftnU'iuoivd to follow as far
as lay in f.s power, aiul it was a
very w ise one.
Another man of hiirh poMtion in ;
liie woriti made it a rule to asso
ciate with h oli miniled, intelligent
nun, rather tlian with t'ashjonahle
I'llt is; niiil Ki' ha-1 deiiveil more in
telleettial improvement from them
than from all the hooks he ever rea'l.
Sir Thomas Fowell IJnton oflen
spoke of the jrjat heneli's he hail
fleiivttl from his visits to a partic
ular family. Their words ami ex
ample stimiilafeil him to make the
nmst of his powers. 'Tt has x'i
en a color to my whole life,"' he
saiil. Speaking of his success at
t!
ie mil versit V. lie rem irkoil c-m
aseiihe it to nothinr hut mv visits
to t he famil v,
where I can -'lit tl
lie
infection of sclf-impmveinent
?5
Purely it our visits have an
in
iiiicnee upon our characters for life,
it shouM he a matter ol serious im
portance to us in what family we
allow ourselves to he intimate.
Boys ami jirls form atthments
very easily, ami often with vetv
little forethought. I this, as in ail
things else, you shouhl not fail to
take a l ilM- of thos who oin ..I.l..e
in.1 wiser, :ui.l never choose for a
Ineiiil one a 'ainst, hom von hoi-..
cen warneil hy those who .learly
ove you. There are people whose
very presence seems to lift von up
into a hetter, hio-her ntmosiihere.
Choose such associates when it is
in your power, ami the more you
can lite in I n-ir siii-u'tv th.. 1 t t -
or liolli miml ami heart. ''He
liat waMietli witfi wise men shall
c wise : huf a comnaiiion of fools
all 1
e lest rove. 1.1'
Death is not a 0lauLrhin'r matter,
hut even those who fouml the holy
ot a yoiiiior r'rem hmau must have
smi.'e.l when they Iou!il in his (lock
et a note, sa vin-r: ,M v name is
-; I h:ul not tl e least intention
'il comiuiuin'r suiiiDe. I nu-telv
w ent into t he sea lor a hath." How
litl he know he was ileaI w hen he
wrote the note.
The
against
Iioston
i .
revenue framl case
Will am Wall & Co. in
has heeii comprorniseil hv
inn pa vi mr into the Lniteil
States 'Ijeasiiry the sum of -J400,-000.
Tiie New Vift k case against
t I ........... i: . i .
ui- .-.line linn was coimn omiscu li
3"
the navmi'iit. of 1-20 000. "
-AoYouurr man who recently took
himself a wife, says lie il'nlift liml
it half so hanl to rit marrietl as he
lil to eret the furniture.
Love is ilescriheil as very much
like a Scotch -plaid 'all "stuff" and
much crossed.
I-or what uort is a man bound j
IUI till'
Havre.
courtstii) ? liound to
lero-ymen .ind brakesman do
the most eouiilinir.
b o.
Gold Bonds Wv( diner rino-s.
"stale.
H
C0URT3SY OF BANCROFT LIBRARY,
UNIVERSITY CF CALIFORNIA,
DtT-DL-TTT TTV PAT T CY"i D7JT A
A UCTION AND COMMISSION
AUCTIONEER!
Corner of Front and Oakstreets , Portland
AUCTION SALES
Of Real Estate. Groceries, GeneralMfcrclian
dise and Horses,
Every Wednesday and Saturday
A. B. .Richardson, Auctioneei
AT PRIVATE SALE.
English refinei Uarand Bundle Iron
Knglish Square and Octagon Cast steel
Horse shoes, Files, Iiasps, saws
Screws, Fiy-paus, sheet iron, K.'g. Iron
also:
A largeassortment of Groceries and tiauors
A. li. Ii-ichahdson, Auctioiietr
o
OKEGOX CITV, OnilGOX,
ItETAIL DEALERS IN
o J
I also keep constantly on hand
o
sam:.m
C ASS IM FR E S, FI.ANX EES.
J.VEEL)8 AND BLANKETS.
Which I will sell 8t the Factory Prices, and
will tike wool iu exchange.
rT r tvill also pay the highest prices for
Putter. Eggs, and all Kinds .f good country
produce. I v.il! s'A as low as any house
in Oregon, for Cash oe i ts equivalent in good
nieri hanfalile produce. e .
j Give me a cull and sati-fv yourselves:
JOHN M VEILS.
Jan. 13, ISTl.tf o
jSTEW YOi!K HOTEL,
( Dentfches Gaftl aus
So. 17 Front Street, opposite the Mail steam
ship landing, Portland. Oregon.
H. ROTHFOS, J. J. WillKEKS,
P Ii UP III E T OPS.
Cl
Do.ird per Week .,r, no
" '" with Lodging f, no
" ray l,M
W a L L S A E't'3
1 " Wi
ii S I
Kslu'jli
FO't HIE 3IAXLTACTOLY OF
SASH, BUNDS AHD CCGRS
AND MO U LIU 3 S OF A PL SIZES.
er They will also oo TL'PN'ING, of ev ry
descfiptioii to order.
With Neatness and Dispatcl
API, WOl'K V.'A KRAXTPD.
Shop on the Pjyer, iu J,. wis' shop.
opoos te Orecon City Mills.
'2: ii ru
$ h j&i jv ft st?
TT::i sew everting needed in a fomly, f-cm.
tie iie.iT:cj.t lo latest frlc,
it iwir? naziz: v. cr.zi,
Ttvr.n r:ixn:i ;? wors,
A:r r.JTTtni v;cn:i,
Tbr.a r.r.j ether machine.
0 If (hero i 5
ti Tlo-
er.ro . erirjj ?.Ia-
l.-i.ix ore tPotjsni.d
''L'L HILL, Arczt,
i-
1J Lev Lor.tc-o-e.-y C'rnrt.
r I 1... . n .. .. "
L.-.a ..o.;i i-L..c..-.r, rrar.c!:
w .
CO.
S' ft for Cimttar atut gam,,; r,f
-ytn ts teunivU ii
MAIXSTKEET, - OKF.COX C ITV.
3IAMT.lCTniER AND IMPORTER CF
SADDLES, HA R X ESS,
SADI)Li:i!V..IID
VAIi:, Ac, Ac.
TT7HH HE OFKFTS aS CHEAP AS
t T cm he had in the State, .it
Wholesale orRelail.
M varr mt all mr rood!s represented
Oiv-on City, April 17, is;.'. n'.'tf. '
OREGON CITY
P II E W E E Y !
&j 11 V IllJ.3IJi:i
) IMm
h if r-fr V I f . ,.i'-i
li. Ik's cf
r.rx i;a::c:.-co it vmLii.pr XH al;j
p:v:n;Tc-::o K.-.lIsfrctii .n, if I j.;n in
lo::r.tll nt if, jt vel 1 e r'fetua to
v.;..:oui erensc cf t:r.y Liud to tLo
ovjcr.
io Ifiivi'.jr pnrchned the ahore nrew j
j e tomforiii the pnhliethrit he is now
I ed to mniitifa. tnr. a Xo. 1 onnPty r,(
j I.Adhlli BE Eli,
Asood ns ean he ohtain(.rl anvwhe,
now ptepar
Orders solicited .nd i.romi,i!v filled
0ME-MADE
CARPET FOUPAI.E AT
-
Eusiiii-ss Directory of Portlaml, Oregon.! 7usS orr
ruiiLisuED dv L.s.vnuEL.
General .-ldcertinitig
...... r: '
S"i 'J-j front Street. V"c"uth. (il K....
-
iAckerman's Dollar Stnrp. !
i . .
.u. .. r.r.i sirni. Jmnortera miH
bets of Fancy Goods, Toys. Crockery Glass I "FT I inUow & Pia,""
ware and I'lfited Ware. ' ' 0CKCI3'" . Q';'"'eniTlori
o ! O 1'ianos, Organs. si. A1.81-' norT.
Astor iloust
Pine. Ev.
!Se-rir.sf st . hetwei n Hut
er thinu-neat. It i. I
iow, t'ropt letor.
BOOKS, STATE OKERY
3IUSICAL. IXSTRU31IJXTS.
GILL., STEEL & BAN'CROFT,
os. 73 oml 5 7 l.'irst Slrrrt, Port In
annan, the only di-ect Importer of Cloth-
'ing, Ac, cor. Front &. Washington sts.
CHAS. C. BAR RETT,
VIlOLEiALE
IIOOIiSELLlUK &. STATION" lull.
LARGEST STUCK AV T 'CRT .A.
No. 1J l'Veiit nnd Xn. SAVaslt
lngto Mrrtts,
"rECK, W ILI.IAM & SON. PJ'j Fiout
JL J In. porters and dealers iu
(nits, Iltrs iintl Iti volveii
of every de.script:on.
Fishing Tackle, Fancy Coi.d. IJeads,
Bird
Cages, Liaskets, l,n quet (k.uies, and
Uabv furriages.
Agents for the "California Powder Wink.;
also, lor the -'Wheeler ,v Wilson
Sewing Machines.''
"Teck. John A., 12:i Front street, practical
LJ Ha'cnmaker & Jeweler. S ork di
tor the Trade.
IJOOEi AM) JOB PUINTKKS
IIIMES. HACIIEI Dl- It !i3 Front street
Tm 1
1j t
hiiiian, W. A . s. w. cor. First & Ttvlor
s. Cheapest Furniture House in l'oit
la-ad.
OA 1? PETS.
W'AI.TEK PRO
int stieet
c
tlurke. Henderson & Cook, SI fc 1-3
First
street. Dialers
iu IJry I. ootls. ir
ancv
tioo:
O
Ctohn it Po.-ei.f. Id, 14s F:oii
J sion .Merchants & Dealer
California Produce.
nt st. Com tw is
s in Oi l gon !a
"ongle, J. P.. Manufacturer A: Ieiler
) Saddles, .Han, ess, ::nd Saddleiv Hard
ware, '.ni Fund; street. O
CMii ricr, W A Ct,. UK!
I Tatlors and Clothiers,
out st. Me1 chai:
Hats Fu; uu-hinp
I ioods.
DePishiiiiitt k. Oatni-an. i'2
Ileal Estate Ajjeut-. w.
nouses rente. 1.
1- r nt strr-i
ouey loaned.
"Pk TI7.T m I T rt S T i
c. i:.
1 1". M A I . I -r I il t S i -N
'u. Ii.
DRUGGISTS
'.
, WOOD
1 1. im ! nt
'.left.
tyro ers n ..n
a try portion of the St
fully ii! cl hv ma 1 or
ill' r.cs cii: e
Tm I, l.oweiisti in .Sc I'.
Jt-i Carpet dealers Stoi c
l llst St I Cot.
l u:
i cm l
' : - t e
1 to
.111
1C-
mp'ot in
1j 1- roi'it s
tut nt Agency. J. if
1 Wit! .
st. Furi:isi nil K i:
d- vl !
1 vei d lie A; Ptfcbe, H Flo.
Hussion .Merchants i.hd
I stl cet.
deaiel s
loni-
in Do-
in
sfli
p
i oo uce.
is!. ion Piveiy Sli.h.'e, qu-.
sts P. ("oi i..t:t, i'r. ji.
i vs on l a r,d.
h i; t ii Saline.
C. tod t iu n-outs
ri-hfcS t p. belts, cor Fitst ' Washitiirton
st Dealers ,V Maiiul ic. C'othin, Pui ;i
isl'ii.' (P'ods.
GRAY'S MUSIC STORE-
9 The P.r'o.-t Music House on the Co,;t.
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15. I.. DiPHAXS, Managi-r.
fOI.B aci:mv Kelt 1U2
i6 Zlowt'
Airr-nts ty;.iit(.d.
Hiici em v .V Sti i
in ail kliitls t
ine ( . roce: -.- ;i to) !i :ih-! s
t Seeds, cur. 1'iist jaul
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Taniiiii'er, P , Pl-U Urst s-reet. i-
porter
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taplu
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Cor. l-'ut
s. ec It v.
IP. Photr.r i jdiic Artist, s. w.
t and Mon ison sts. Child s
Henr.chsen. P. C. A Co.. Io;. F.,- sireet
MaiiiCiicturers iiiuf deu.er.- i:i Jewili v
vt af. lies. ,tc.
Hiiib.nd, Ceo. L.. js From st.. uholes.tle
leiiler iu Cioceiies, Pools, Wajon "Ma
terials, .Ve.
T I ode. Calef iV Co., J7
Fr.
nt .st., wh-'le-Pailils,
Oils,
jlju sale ile.ileis
in
di ii;rs-
ti.ass, ,tc.
HOME
stllcli. Conij it
1 raver, 1 11' Finn
SesQuj: Machine, straight
I iiecille, under t ed. "h ck
s'ot.o. oiu,.etitin cha.len-ed. G. W
' a ei , ui' i- rout st.
Huimrn A- Shin.!
First st. luiiioi
ler, i.-s. i;, to 172
iters luinituie. Ileil
A e.
II
II til illSoll .
i! c! ma Ki r 1-. .r l- ii
WO .Main streets. 1-
. . " ' 1 1 .i .
i-i.meisci prii-es. :ind warrnnied.
I ntcrnalional H,t.. C!.r. K,,jt .,Iul
S"li s s. M. Pudolnh. I'iiii, I."..... i... .
iIT ! I II t I N
K -, P -w"v" '"' st , wlmlsale and
-..i, ueaicr in t ule Cletliing, I- urn ish-
jJ, w. III,,.
Mai-oii Doue Kestaur.ii
for Fiiu.il.es, cor. 1st
nt. foliate room
ind fine streets.
h. 'oos p,
op.
K .t Co.
,..i...i.. .... j
Vu.e- .t Liquors. u. S. X. CVsPlock.
ami San Fran
A I : "AS..? ' - ' 1 '. lr",'t -. wholesale
v. s....i . . .
retail I'ontectioiiets.
M'!.,
er. .loiin I! . iA la t-.... . ... .
'.i -v- iiici.niaKer .V
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1. one is i;-.,, t,ul, o .,,;,,
"aicnes. Clocks and Jewe rv
t ...in i, iv lo, I-ro.it near 0 st.. Dealers
-lTI in i.attve and )..;,. e; , . s
r....ii,. t. r,
I ml ho-ai s
l7 '' 1 ,v JI;otii.so.i. ticileis in Ilard-
- - ""-. lion, o JJ)S
s.
I'okes, llaid-
"""il l.lliillier, i(-e..
I'tland.
Ociidenl
Sts. s
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ai iir.ie .cor c...., ,..
t. - "oiiisun
"i t Hue, '
iopr.(.t..rs.
1 Z 1' . 'IV r,s 4t "ell.Re-l Estate
d.l4)..,.,.',:,.ll,ck'-b":dins. cor. Front
s .
P"?Utrr AI,,VC9ODf4- C.II..Wood
1 aul 1 01 Fioht sr. o
JOHN
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T?"TTYrr mn
AS. 1.0.11 JT A. li.
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OCI I.IST VXD AUKIST,
1G. oD DOOtt J-iiOM LADIl's LlANK.
Treats all diseases of the
r:jN Kar, Throat and Lunirs.
T iel.l.i-
I . Ilrtriin ...... i. X tu:1 .'i-nporterof
'am. in,) r irst st
i ... . , -
'llellts. ,vc.
vol i
in;i". Parlor Orna-
ijosDaiiir,, l-S.ACo..Tobacconists.import I cf
'n tvrttgn and Pcmestic I.Vinork 1
i ciI'al- Thomas It v n".f " st Clas, t, .'
S.I.......TT-T: ""'"priet...
iO dealer in Ilarne. vj'
! clier HardwarQ J"ltfss
MHO lc. f:
7 r roiit. v.... ... ,
loh i LI Sas i ,t l:iin,t ea .r .r-
. j.i.l
blt umcnts. Vl Jiusit liUsi(; jfc
Ski.liroi e. S. (J iv.TT
& Toilet Articles. st"ck of p,, i
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S,-...,,,, .v I'avis, 7! p-.Trr-r
I J .....l. ,v .
until
dea
oeaitr in lln,,,.- n. "'"i. h.,l.
(JIass, Perfumery
Snow A iL.os77TKTrr
. F.ames. MolUing, rt-"f.' VliTT
ing Instiumeii s. ' s Uf.s n . '
. ' 1 S W.
ei ivnih i.. i.
w . ui.. broker, fm
Fr
t. ' in l.r-gal T
nod : I.) Dus-f
in ii.,l -r,.. . . '"HI n r.
out n.
.. . ' 'enuers. f; ''laifr
ltd.
P.
and
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i o i" g i vp satis f;i
f-M DHL...
ii;.. ---it
s . Kill .
r perrv
L ter.
llH IT-St t ... .
rs nnd . .-1 r"-"lanuf,.
'lii-g. facets, Ac. 'umitute. ;t,..
st.
rI",iie riofl ing store l i VrTT.
I Fnrnisi ing Goals Em
Hii'iis k P,:,g(.r. (l- Loot Sim,,.!
r". i' i.
and Porter. ' 'u' fcnSu -Ale
T. !;.... 7. T."
- ne
f hunt st. Ci. . .
1 led.
.le .l-s in Produce.
4
"lirhalley .V :Fei-!,l einier, Af
T T HCUoi s In Uai.k i .n.i,.
Fellows Temi.Ie. 1 ' '
0;li
L' 'a Odd
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LOOK OUT FCS.GOOD
BARGAINS!
S. ACICERA a CO.
I IA .PUST EECEIVUD
lx sto. k of
FALL AM) WttTER
rfrripe
o
V.-Ill CI I Till-Y r.FUlPi
CIicicr I::tti t lie-C l:e rrt.
would sav. con;e and rrtivincr
T- tr-
self hef'.ii e m h tisin elstw Lei f . Utr
'' lislst- in A t i f
FANCY AND STAPLE PPT (iOCr,
C'iiO'l IIINC. II ATS,
IP )t ITS AM) SHOE-.-
0
Ni'OTIO X S, t; K DC Ell I ES.
n a kdu'auk,
ar.d a pu-ut many articles too utnii rii. to
ii.entii.il.
ALsO, Doors. Windows. Glass and Tunr.
ALL KIXPSOF PROI PCE TAKLN IN
LX( PANCE FOP GCOrS.
.M.so. it, t;".i u'iintcd,
the HIGHEST PKItrE.
for whicfc we psr
3 U. lJXLt.LMLU a tu.
1 s, T T- ws 1.V . V I. k
Oregon City, A lil 21, lsrprf
O
V VAGOX
AND
Carriage rvianufactory !
The
nndorsicned, liavir.p inrrr.irrl thf it
n:s of his pi einise?, at the oltltna
niensioi
Corner of Alain and Third streets."
o
Oregon City . . .
Orege-n.
Takestlii"! method to infoini his old pat
rons, nrd hs nmtiv r.ew ones as r-at re
pleased to call, tl at he is now prepared. w;tli
ample ie m. pood materials, and the very
best of ii'f-ehaiiies. to build itiftf, rff-
struct. make, I'uint, iron and turn cut H
complete hiiv soil ol n vehicle 'ioiti -
mon cart ton cor cord each. 1 rv rre.
Placksniitl ins. JInise or O.t ?! orirp. bbo
crenpral iobbinsr neatlv. onii'klv and cb-
ly done. DAVID SMITH.
Oppi-site Kiee'sior i'ri
A. G. AVALLIXG'S
Pioneer Book Bindery-
Corner of Front and Alder Slrn-t,
PORTLAND, OREGON
BLANK BOOKS RULED and I50LND to
anv desired pattern.
MUSIC3 BOOKS. MAGAZINES, NEWR-
PAPKUS, Etc.. bound in everj vrietj cf
style known to the trade.
Orders from the country proroptlj
e II le.t to.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
PORTLAND. - - OREGON-
GEO. Jj. cntiJij
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AND OTHER
INVESTMENTS.
Commissioner Selecting Swamp and Over
flowed Lands. ,
Farm Litids sold and purchasers obtained
for nil kinds of landed property.
alnab'e securities transferred in excnac0c
for real estate. . ,
Loans negotiated on property, nd tin"
examined and determined. ...
Commissions solicited and executed tu
fidHfr and promptness.
Ur r iCh No. 14 Carter's iiuiicing, t;ui"
Alder and Front ptrcefs.
Tib. S. J?T0!rf
s n..ft.,.tH Arent for tlie y ,Vs J''er.
P. Down id .V Co, -.aa F "''am.
faltfoini. Wairhfs- ,.lV" r ar.d ti.'
tmnsard :mi otts or th ' f-'l r I e Pr' c
notrranr.San FritnZ lr