m,ll.T,ilr, M,i.iKi.l-ii (HiJfill Sfcrf W III lit 'ill tfyrif IBhtiJH o o o o o o 0 o o r A1N3 ACT to Sncorporate Oregon City. in. To prevent, and remove all obstructions irom the streets, cross an.l sile-ual!, ami to jnovule for the improvement, construction, plankinpr, paving, cleaning and repairing the cross and side-walks, either at the expense of property holders, or by appropriations from the general funds of the city, o 1 4. To appropriate for any item of city expenditure, and to provide for the payment of the debtand expenses of the city. lo. Tq erect market-houses, establish and locate lnarkets'and market-places, and slaughter-houses, an.l provide for the regulation thereof. 1G. To erect, or provide a work-house, or house of correction, and city prison ami provide for the regulation and government thereof. 17. To regulaie the storage of gunpowder and other combustible materials, and the uc of Tighs in shops, stable, and other places; to prevent, remove, or secure anv fire-places, stove, chimney, oven, boiler, pipe, or other apparatus, dangerous in causing fires. IS. To prevent and restrain any riot, nois, disturbance, or disor derly conduct, cr any indecent or immoral practices within the limits of said city. 10. To impose fines, forfeitures and penalties for the breach of any ordinance; Provided, That no fine shall, exceed one hundred dollars, and no offender shall be imprisoned for a longer term than thirty day for any 'one offence. 20. o To establish and regulate the fees of all officers of said corpor ation, except where the' are otherwise regulated in this act of incor poration.0 21. Generally to do all things which a city corporation can or ought, to secure the health, peace, and interest of the citizens of said corpora tionpand to preserve good order within the same. S;:r. 3. AH demands and accounts against the city, shall be audited by the Council, and prd by the Treasurer, only on a warrant signed bv thvOIayor, and attested by the Kecordcr. SkQ 4. The City Council shall have power, if authorized to do so by a majority of all the electors of said town, at any election held for that purpose under the direction of the Council, to lev- a special tax in addition to the taxes authorized to be collected by virtue of this G - act, for any purpose or purposes, but public notice of such election, the object thereof, arid amount required for such purpose or purposes, shall be giveuvby porting up written or printed notices thereof in six of the jiio-t public places in said city, at least fifteen days before the time of holding such election. Si:c. .3. The City Council shall have exclusive control and direction :';? all funds collected under general laws, for the improvement of roads and f-treets within said corporation, and the street commissioner shall perfbrnrthe duties of supervisor, as required by the general laws of this Territory relating to roads and highways, but shall report to and be under the direction of said City Council, and not to the board of County Commissioners of said county of Clackamas. AUTICLE V. 0 F SALAK1F.S. O Si:c. 1. The Marshal shall receive the same fees for his services as constables areentitled to by law for those of a similar nature, and for other services such compensation as maye bo allowed by the City Council. S !:. 2. All other officers provided for by this act or to be created, shall receive such compensation as' may be provided by ordinance. O CARTJCLE3YI. HVTIKS OF OI-FKKKS. Ski. 1. It shall be the duty of the flavor to communicate to the eCit v Council at"' least once in each year, a general statement of the condition of t ho 'cit v, ami to recommend the adoption of all such meas ures connected with the city as he shall deem expedient, to be vigilant and active in causing the enforcement of all city ordinances, to cx:un ine lt o :dl complaints preferred again-t any oflicer for violation or r, neglect of duty, and if necessary, specify the same to the City Council y;j shall act upon t became, and in their discretion, shall have power to declare the ofhYe of the person so complained against vacant. The fayor shall be president of the City Council, and shall generally do and perform all sueli duties as or may be preseibed by the charter, the city ordinances, the laws of this Territory, and of the United States, an.rshall havg tlse power within tlie tiie peace of Clackamas county. Skc. 2. The Recorder shall reside within the limits of the city; he shall possess and exercise vithin said city all the privileges, powers, duties and jurisdiction, civil and criminal, of a justice of the peace of v the county fit' Clackamas, and be subject to all general laws prescribing the duties of such, and shall perform such other duties as may be ri quired of him by the City Council. It shall also be his duty to attend all nieetiMgs oDthe City Council, thcir proceedings, and in the absence or inability of the 3. ray or, to per form bis duties. Whenever the Itecorder is absent from a meeting of 'the (Council, they shall appoint one of their number to act as Kecorder Six-. It shall be the duty of the City Marshal, in addition to the o duties prescribed by jhe" Council, to execute and return all processes rissued by the Mayor and Recorder, and to attend regularly upon the -:iieetingsof tlitC'ily Council and sessions of the Ilecorder's court, lie may appoint one or more deputieswho shall possess the same .fKmcr.py.d authority as the Marshal; hehall arrest all persons guilty :a:iu-aeh of the peace and violation of the city ordinances, andl)rimi th-i'i before the Mayor or Kecorder for trial, and (shall possess superin U:sdvi ..control over the peace and quiet of said city, and shall be keeper of the city prison. Srv. 4. It sffall be the duty of the Assessor, in addition to the dutus prescribed by the City Council, to make out on or before the fu st Monday in June of each year, a correct list of all the real estate within said city, and the personal estate of all citizens thereof, with the valuation thereof, which he shall certify and return to the City' Council, said list and valuation shall be made in ths manner prescribed by law for assessing and collecting county and Territorial taxes. Should the owner of any property assessed not be satisfied with such valuation thereof; he uVk? apply to the City Council for a reduction of the ame bating his reasoius therefor under oath, before the 20th of June in each year, and their decision shall befri.al; and the Citv Council Lilian mially on r before the first Monday in July, determine the amount of lax to be assed an collected for the current year Sr.c. 5. The City Council shall have power to abate any tax an plication thereof being filed in writing with the iv,., ,. , 1 Q. T , 1 u,t 1 reorder on or before the fust day of Jul v. Skc. G. If the Collector of tax.,, after the tax list it.lace.l in hi. han.ls, shall .list-over th.U any real estate has not beet, or that any reM.l-i,t of sanl city before the first of June following 'the anntiAl assessment has not been assessed it dnii t, 1- , ' " Mai' lK ''is ,ltv to assess a:ul collect a tax horn sa..l property or person, according to the r-,te establishe.1 by the City Couneil; Provided, That any paru- so ae.l may apply to thg City Council for abatement, within ten days after notice Horn said Collector of his tax. Sa- 7- U sIuI1 l'e the duty of lhe Collector to isso nil isa.. Lrr.-.n'ed bv citv antl.oritv, to register the arne in L. i i - , . ';, . " " . " a ok which shall be open to public inspecViun at all tunes; to euiWt -,ti to -i r 1 ' ,-ulucl 'l taxes ail assess o o if i I I - V limits of said city, of justice of keep a fair and accurate record of o ments, and jgiy the same over to the Treasurer monthly or oftener; and the City Collector shall possess and is hereby vested, wth the same powers and authority to collect and compel payment of city taxes and licenses neglected or refused to be paid, by distress and sale or other wise, which now is or hereafter may be vested in any Sheriff or other collecting officer, b' law for the collection of county and Territorial taxes, and in case of the sale of real estate being so sold, the "Recorder shall have power to make deeds therefor in the same manner that county auditors are authorized by the laws of this Territory to make deeds for lands sold for taxes by the county collector. Sec. S. It shall be the duty of the City Treasurer to receive all moneys that shall come to said city by taxation or otherwise, and pay out the same as provided by this act, and at the close of each and every year, make out and present to the Council, a fair and accu rate schedule of the receipts, disbursements and expenditures of the preceding year, which the Council shall publish in some newspaper printed in said corporation, or otherwise have posted in three public places therein. The books and accounts of the Treasurer shall at all times be open to the inspection of any member of the City Council. Skc. 9. It shall be the cjuty of the City Attorney to attend to all suits, matters and things, in which the city may be legally interested; give his advice and opinion in writing when required by the Mayor or City Council, and attend to the prosecution of all offenders against the city ordinances before, the Mayor or Recorder. Skc. 10. The duties of all officers not defined in this act may be prescribed by the City Council. ARTICLE VII. .STIJKETS AND IMl'KOV K ME NTS. Skc. 1. "Whenever the City Council shall deem it expedient to open, alter, improve or repair any street or alley, or parts of streets or alleys, notice thereof shall be given by publication in some newspaper published in the city. Should the owners of one-half of the adjacent property protest against the proposed improvement or repair, it shall not then be made. All such protests shall be made in writting and addressed to the City Council, and shall be made within ten days after such pub lishment. If no such protest be made, the City Council shall proceed with such improvement and repair, at least two-thirds of the expenses of which shall be borne by the adjacent property, and when the owner of two-thirds of the property situate on or adjacent to any public street, if the width or depth of a block or more, shall petition to the City Council in writing to have the same improved or repaired, the same shall be done on such terms as the City Council may determine, at least two thirds of the expenses of of the adjacent property. Skc. 2. If any owner or owners under the provisions of this article, i ' or their proportionate part of such in manner or at the time provided - ... oi such proportionate part ol such adjacent properly. Skc. .3. lhe word property as i .i : . or lots aouiuu- oi adjacent 10 any ARTICLE MISCELLANEOUS TItO"lSI.NS. j Sec. 1. Xo by-laws or ordinances of said city shall take effect or j be in force until a copy of the same shall have been posted up, at least, six davs, in three of the most public places in said corporation, or pub lished in some newspaper printed in said county of Clackamas. Sec. 2. That all officers or persons to whom the receipt or ex penditures of the moneys or funds of the city shall be intrusted shall give security, in such amount as the City Council may require, bv bonl, paj'able to the city, and the security shall be subject to t'te approval of the Mayor. Sec. 3. All officers required to be elected under this charter, and the collector, shall, before entering upon the duties of their offices, take to the following effect: That he of his skill and ability, discharge the duties of (naming the office to which, he is entitled) during his continuance therein ; and the Recorder, in addition thereto, shall take the oath or affirmation prescribed for Justices of the Peace, which oath shall be reduced to writing, signed bv the person taking the same, and certified by the officer administer ing the oath or affirmation, and filed with the records of the City Council. Sec. 4. The act passed by the Legislative Assembly, January 00, 18-34, to create a school district in Oregon Cit', is hereby continued in force; Provided, hoircvcr. That no scholar shall be allowed to attend the city school in said city whose parents or guardians are not residents of said city, except by permission of the City Council, and upon pay ment of such sum as the said Council may order. Skc. 5. All acts and parts ot acts inconsistent with this act arc hereby repealed. Sec. G. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage; Provided, Zioircver, That the present officers of said city shall continue in office till their successors are elected and qualified. Passed the House January 15, 1S59. Passed the Council January 17, 1So9. AX ACT to Define tbe Powers and Limit the Liability of Oregon City. Si:cTiox 1. Je it enacted by the Lfjishitive Assembly of tlie State of Oreaon, That the City Council of Oregon City, in addition to pow ers now conferred by law, shall possess the following: 1. To remove persons affected with contagious diseases from tlie limits of the corporation, to suitable hospitals provided by the city for that purpose. ... 2. To require persons sentenced to imprisonment under any ordi nance of said citv, as a punishment for crime or for failure to pay any fine to labor upon the streets of said corporation during the term of such imprisonment; Provided, That persons confined for non-payment of nnv tine and costs, shall be credited on the same two dollars for each day's" labor until such line and costs may be paid, or otherwise dis charged. 3. " To provide foi the survey of the blocks and streets ot the city, and for making and establishing the boundary lines of such blocks and streets. . ..... 4. To-abatc anv tax levied by the corporation, appl ical ion therefor bcincc filed in writ milt with the Recorder on or before the first, day of .Tulv7 after the levy of such tax. i"i-:a 2. Said City Council shall not issue any license to anj' female to sell spirituous and mall liquors within said corporation. Sec. 3. The City Council may, if they deem proper, direct the ex penditure of a portion of the road tax collected within said city, upon roads outside of said corporation, under the supervision of the Street Commisser. v Sec. 4. Said city shall not be liable tn any one for any loss or injury to person or property, growing out of any easuality or accident hap pening to such p4Mson or property on account of the condition of any strector public ground tisercin ;"but this section shall not exonerate anv oflicer of thecitv or other person from such liability, when such eas uality or accident is caused by the willful neglect of duty enjoined upon sm-h"ottic.er Vrr person by law, or by the gross negligence or willful rmoinduct of such officer or person in any other respect. Sr.c. 5. Said city shall not be bound for any contract, or in any way liable thereon, unless the same- is authorized jiy a city ordinance, and ma le in writing, and by order of the Council, signed by tlle Re corder or some person authorized by the City Council on behalf of said . . A. A' . 1 city; but an ordinance may aiitliorize an omeer oi .igeuu oi me city, naming him, to biud the eitv, 1 ntvment ot'-inv sum of monev I l,a-V , " 5 ,m j m" . Approved October 25, 1SG5 naming him, to biud the city, without a contract in writing tor the not 1 COURTESY OF BANCROFT LIBRARY, ? ?rs which shall be borne by the owner of property improved or repaired shall fail or neglect to pay his, her ! n i j i expense of improvement or repairs, ! i for by the City Council, the amount . expense shall be a lien upon such used m this article, implies the lot . t i miccu VIII. will well and faithfully, to the best j exceeding one humirea dollars. A LC TION A ND C OM MISSION A. 15. llicBia-rclsosj, AUCTIONEER! Corner of Front and Oak streets, Portland AUCTION SALES Of Real Estate. Groceries, GeneralMerehan dise and Horses, Every Wednesday and Saturday ! A. B. Richardson, Auctioned AT PRIVATE SALE. English refined Rarand Rnndle Iron English Square and Octagon Cast steel Horse shoes, Files, Hasps, saw s; Screws, Fry-pans, sheet iron, 11. G. Iron a lso : A largeassortment ot Groceries andLiquors A. B. Richardson, Auctioneer JOHN MTEISS, OREGON' CITV, OREGON, RETAIL DEALERS IN OltY 001S, GHROCERUGS, BOOTS & SHOES, laLMSowAisx:, I also keep constantly on hand SALEM CASSIMFR E S, FLANNELS, TWEEDS AND BLANKETS, Which I will sell at the Factory Prices, and will take wool in exchange. Also, Dealer in BOOKS AND STATIONERY', ' -o- will also yar the highest prices for ,,,ltV!r- fcjrfH' '!, ui' . '. "w c""",r-v produce. I will sell as low as any house in Oregon, for Cash or its equivalent in go-.d. HUH IMIM.lUie M 'VJIIVt. Give me a mil and sati-fv roiirsplrcs " JOHN MEKS, jan.. is, isri tf xt KW YOIilv IiOTKL. 1 l f ( DentlVhes OaftLanf j So. 17 Front Street, o ios!te the M! steam i shi r land iniC, Port land, Oregon . j II. RUTKFOS, J. J. WILKEKS, j P i: O P II I E T O K s . ; o Board per Week oo " ' " with l.odin" mi " Day I on WELLBAR3 SlGSR 7iS Extah!i.r,tl FOll HIE MAXCFACTOIiV OF v)J tfL.ftl35 AHU LUUhd AXD MOULDINGS OF ALL SIZES. e-j They will also do TL'KN'IXG, of cy ry description to order, With Neatness and Dispatcl o ALL WOI5K WAKKANTED. hop on the Kivcr. in Lewis' shop, opposite Oregon City Mills. T II IU h s j m liil "Will sew everything needed it: a famHy, from the heaviest to the lightest f&br'c IT DOES -SUiJtT. IVOKK, jioiri: lisxns or tvcRZ, AM) nmrn work, Thau any other machine. Tf there is a riorr-noe Fe-n ii;c Jla cliiuo withiu one thousand miles of Km Francisco rot working will and Riving entire F.iti.sf.-u-tion, if I nm in lorr.icd of it, it vi",l l,o sttttr.clt-il to without espeuso of tiny kind to tho owner. CAIuTJIL HILL, Agent, 10 New Montgomery Street, Grand Hotel Du-dintj, San fraicisco. Srnr! for Circular ett't sampi. of the tfor.V. Active Agents xcuntcd ' ever tf jilacc. JOHN SCHRAM, MAIX STRKKT, - OH Ef.O.Y CIT V. MMTAnTREU AM) Dir OUTER OF sAimi.r.s, h.ijm:ss. rt SADDT.F.KY-H AI!I- kp-IS. Vt'AHi:, SiC ;c. Ss4 "C7"IIICH UK OFFERS aR CHEAP AS cm le had in the State, at Wholesale or Retail. Cg-l warrant all mr nofls as represented. Otvgon Citr. Api 1117, 1ST2. n2'.tf. OREGON CITY BREWERY! (QUI lllzs 11 v 11 u TS n E r Having pnrehaserl the ar.ove Ui-ewerv wjsli e toinform the pnbHe thfit he is nvr p'repar ed to maDuTaeture a Xo. 1 quality- o f IMAGER BEE ft, s70olasean he or.tained an-where in the Stale. Orders solicited ami promptly filled HOME-MADE CARIT.tTorsaTeTt I. SE1.UVG5 Business Directory of Tortland, Oregon. PCBL1SHEI) BY L.SAMUEL, General Advertising Agent, H3 trout Street. Ackerman's Dollar Store, So. V'J Firt Street. Importers and Job bers of Fancy Goods, Toys. Crockery, Glass ware and Plated Ware. Astor House, 'irst st., between Oak and Pine. Kver thing neat. 15. L. Longfel low, Proprietor. BOOKS, STATIONERY AND 31 USI C A I. I X STIt U3I IS X TS. Cill.L, STEEL. S; BANCROFT, Kos. 75 and 77 First Street, Portland. 1)arnian, the only direct Importer of Cloth jing, &c, cor. Front & Washington sts. CHAS. C. BARRETT, WHOLESALE UOOKSKLLIiR fc STATIOXF.lt, LARGEST STOCK IX VOUTLAXV. No. 71) Front and So. 54"VasU tntnn Street;. I-ECK, WILLIAM & SON, 12U Front st. 3 Importers and dealer in Guns, Rifles und Revolvers of every description. Fishing: Tackle, Fancy Goods. Deads, lird Cages, Daskets, Croquet (James, and Daby Carriages. Agents foi the "California" Powder Works;" also, for the Wheeler . Wilson Sewing Machine-' I)etk, John A., 129 Front street, piactiial y Watchmaker & Jeweler. Work done tor tht? Trade. rKTmrnrr-rrfrr.--T-?-' -u' t-wi'.j.4--j IIOOE& AM)JO 11$ liNTKIiS. HIM ES A: BACHELDKR !i3 Front street. 'A!UjjiL,J.JsagjB-iPTi,',- resssgsggraiVaiga 1iu-hanan, W. A., s. w. cor. First A Taylor 3 sts. Cheapest Furniture House in Port land" 7 1?1)1?TQ WALTEUIJKOS iV 1 JL J.L X O. EH Front st.eet. ("Clarke, Henderson & Cool:, si ,V X5 First J street. Dealers in Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, iV'l'. C1ohn t Ko.eiif. Id, F:ont st. Comiwis J sion Merchants A: Dialers in 0;-"on t California Produce. Connie, J. I! . Manufacturer A Deiler in S.idilh-s, Harness, and Saiidleiy llard ware, &" Front s'n et. (Virrier, W & Co., lo:i F ont J Tailors and Clulbiets, Hats I 1 Hi out Mei chant ur:isliiii'- ( loods. DeLashmirtt Oatman Keal E.st ate Aglit. houses re:. ted. h r nt strc t. liitliiv loaned. "n"L?T.TT' a t nnp.no i. ii. a, ...... JJIJI1 JlA UUUJLfO, ai-.lA.-f... in UUUVi ITIOI wood- AKI AC). U'l Fn nt street. Orders troni nnv iK ition ol the State or Tenitor.es caie- Tu'.ly fil'ed by ma I or express. TT'md, l.oweiistcin A Co. tnrintnrv and .id I ari i 1 Carpet dealers Stores li from in I to ISi- I- ll.t'St.fS t. JTVoplovir.cr.t Agency. J li Front st. Furnish all J. U. Wither. I!, Sir k inds of help. E verd r.ir A B'.-ehe. lo Frm.t street. Com mission Merchants a:id dealers in Do- ine.-tie Pio.hio 7ishion Lively Stable, cor. First A Salmon JL sts E. CoiKeti, l'r. 5.. Good tmu-oute-aiwavs on hand. IT'i-hel A ! Ix rts, cor. First A Washington st-.. Dealers A Manefac. Cothinp, Furn i.sliinc" io(!ls. GRAY'S MUSfC STORE- The largest Miimc House on the Coast. STE1NWAV riAMIS, DIRliETT (U1GAAS, Ci. I... ti-rit.XS, .llnnagtr. soi.i: ackntt kui: the t4IEove'' S"tviiis 3Iacliine. js A L' e n t ft a n t ed . " 3 II" HCli'iii'V V f trine. (Irocers ai.d ilt aU-l s in all kinds vf St-i-d.-, ccr. 1-itst and .Main sts. nan; bin jrer, l;., l:-j: hirst si rt-t-t . in: porter and dealer in Staple Fancy Dry Goods, Jl illinerv. ntndee. 1) II., PhotoLr.iphlc Arlist. s. w. cor. Fiist and Moiiison sts. Child s J'ict. spec Ity. Heiirichsen, I.. (J. & Co., lo'.t First street. MaHiiiacturers ami dealers its-Jewelry, Watches, &.C. "T Tihb.ird, (ieo. L., OS Front st.. w holesalc XX dealer in tlroceiies, Doois, Waon Ma- terials, tVc. TTodtrt;, Calef V Co.. P7 Front sr., whole- A.Ji sale deal uis in dru-', 1': aiii's, Oils, Glass, .Vc. TTvA n."' Sewing Machine, straight JUL V 1 -XJ niedle, under tied, ?"1 ck stitch." Competition cha!!euj;ed. (j. W. T raver. 11-J Front st. T fnryren v thin ner, A' s. lii'", to 172 XX Fir.-t st. 1 Impoiters Furniture, Ded dinjr, Ac. Hiilchinson. . Waict. ma ker. cm- l'iisi and Main Mreet?. All woiji done at an I rancisco prices, and warranied. T ntet niitioual Hotel, cor. Front and Morri" 1 son sts. M. Uudolph, Prop. Fiee Uuss attends steamers. Kohn. J. .1- Co., SH Front t., wholsab a nt.' retail dewier iii Vine Clothing, Furniiib- ing ;)Ui. " J ai-ou Doree Restaurant, piivate rooms i.fi. for Fariiilic, car. 1-t and Pine streets. i,. Voos. Pi op. "A Tartin, E. & Co., whole-ale dealer in t 1 Wines .V Eiiinors, O. S. X. Cu's Iliock, and San Fran Meier k Schmeer, 111 Front St., wholesale and retail Conlcctioners. Mil'er, John R., : 1st st. Watchmaker .t Jewel, r, oilers to the public a tine as sortment of Watches, Clocks and Jewelrv. Moeller & Co , Front near C t.. Dealers "in native and loreiirii Wines, Liquors and Cisrars. VToithrup V Thoinpsoi), dealers ware. Iron, Sti el. Hubs. Spol wood Lumber, d-c., Portland. s in Hard- pokes, Hard-; Occidental Hotel, cor. First and Moiiison sts. Smith A Cook, PioprieWu s. IJari-h, Wat;ns .V; Cot-iitdl7UealIciita"te Agents, Pittock's Luildin, cor. Front and Stark stieets. 0 PHOTOGRAPHIC COOU.A. C. II. Wood 1 ard ii Co.. Ml Fiont s'. JOHN E. PILKIKGTCN. M. D OVVJAST AM) AUItlST, e Office 73 Fihst Street. Holmes' Rni.n in; . :u dock fi;jm Laph'o Dank. Treats all diseased of the l-ye, Ear, Throat ami Lun. 1"ichter, Paul. 105 First f-t.. importer "f i. Rerlm wooden Carving-, Parlor Orna ments, Ac. Tosenbaum, .S.ACo.,Tobncconts.niiport V era of Forei?n and Domestic Ll'iuori. 1) uss House, Front st. On First Class Piin j Cipal. 1 nomas Ryan, Proprietor. Sherlock-; SJ., oi Fiont and FiTiTTIT dealer m Harness, Suddlery and S.a' dler Hardware SinRn. J.,50 Front street, dealer in Doors Sash ii minds, Window 4 Mate Glas. ' Sin.sheimer, H., 167 First St., importer of 1 lanos, Organs, Sheet Music, .MUsic I. struments. Skidrrore. S. tf., PJS First st. Drucgikt 4 Apothecary, a larire stok of I tttL. r w A- T.,ii-t i.i;,! ' Smith A Davis, 71 Front street, wholesale dealer in Druirs, Paints. Oils. Window Glass, Perfumery, Ac. g Simw A Koos, 73 First stnet, Picturt. Frames, Moldings, Artist's MaC.s.Draw inji Instruments. Smith, Put.. IJroker, Pu Front st. Pnler in Lepal Tenders, Go eminent Bonds and Gobi Dust. O t7) K, 15. l7 . J'o" 1' Frmiit TrTeT. k7 Matchmaker A Manutacturing Jeweler- is appointed Apent for the "Waltham, Elpinr E. Howard A Co., Cha.. JV. Jacot, and the California Watches; also, for all the produc tions and impoits of the- California Jewelry Con pany, San Francisco. Send for circular-- O Watches repaired in the Tery hest mtnirr and waiirantkd to give satisfaction. rrcrry Bros,. Xo. 17S First street, nianufae I tnrers and dealers in Fumituie, led dinsr. Carpets, Ac. ryhe Clothing store. 113 Front st. Clothinjr, 5 L Furnishinj; Gotds, Boots and Shoes. Harris A Prater. O rputt'e, H. H., 142 A Ui Front st. Denier 1 in Wapons & Apricultnral Implenients- lvne, E. D.. n. w. cor. First A Oak sts.. JL dealer in Brandies. Wines, English Ale and Porter. VA J liliams A Mers, o Central Idock. Fiont st., Comniis.-ion Merchants k deal's in Produce. O o "1"7 bailey A Feehheimer, Attorneys & Fo V lieitorsin Bai.kiuptcy. Office in Odd Fellows Temple. GOOD SMEWS o CQOD RfEWS! - -tlx:' -. I rns"- "---t.Si S-JJr jlr-ZZ-:J-L 3 O LOOK OUT TOE GOOD BARGAINS! S.ACKERMAlz & CO. TJ A VE JOT RECEIVED A JAKCE o -toi k ol FALL ASV WiA'TER GOODS, o WHICH THEY OF FEB; Cheaper limn tlie Clitaper . o e would say, come and convince yrur sdf bcl'ore pun basin-; el.-t wLvie. Our slotk consiJs in i si t of O FAXCT AND STATI i: VUY COOI'S, CHOTHIXO, HATS, DodTS AND SHOES. 0 NOTIONS, OKOCKUIES, H A KlWi R C, ai d a prrat many aiticlt-s too cudiui.iii to II C II I lill. ALSO, Door, Wii.dows, Glass and F'tr. ALL KINDS OF PROiarCE TAKEN IX EXCIIANUE FOR GOODS. O ALSO, "WOOL wanted, for which we py the HIGHEST PRICE. O S.'XKIEETM & CO. o O Oregon City, A nl CI, ls71:tf0 ltEW WAGON and Carriage Manufactory! The under.sipncd, luivirrl; increased tre il mensions of hi.- pi emiesit the o!o t-r.d Corner of Main and Third alref in, O Oregou City Oregon. Or v O Takes this method fnfoi m his td ril. rons, ami ai Bianv new rius as n x K plensed to call, tl at he is now l-repjued. ample room. !r i..i moterialif, ivd ti e best of iP. chaiii.-s, to Vihl am w, rec? . struct, make, paint, j,is,n i,d turn cut al) cop.plete ny soit ot a vehicle from a eeju mon cart to a cor.rord c ath. Trv me. DlackMiiillsini:, iloipe or Ox Moeirp. and eeneral jobiuj; neailv. quirklv and cttap, ly doie. DA VI D SMI III. Opposite Excfrl.-tor Vrki n A. G. WALLING ? Pioneer Ecck Bindery. Xo. ." ukhlnglnn Stret. PORTLAND, OREGON O P.LANK BOOKS RULED and DC L ND t anv deired pattern. r MISIC ROOKS, .VrAC.AZINES, NEWS PAPERS, Etc., bound in every variety of style known to the trade. Orders from the country promrHj afc ended to. REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. F0RTLAND. - - CJieK. .GEO. I;. ClKRYo DEALER IN REAL ESTATE AND OTHKft INVESTMENTS. Oimniissioner Selecting Swamp and Ovet flowed i.ands. q Faim Lands pnld and purchasers obtain & for oil kinds of landed pror ertr. Valuable securities transferred in exchange for real estate. Loans negotiated on prapeHj, and titles examined and determined. Commissions solicited and esecntedcith fidelitv and promptness. OFFICE No. li Carter's Building, ccirtr of Alder and Front "srreftg. Ftb. 3, Jt70:.tl o O O o o o G O O O O (2? O o TTMTVERSITY OF CALlrUitNAA,