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S25SS299SE3S
HTEHFB1SE.
OREGON CITY, OREGON, 31 AY 31, 1;
J.
JAE li.xi.L. The second jraine of the
mutch Let ween Pacifies, of Portland,
and third Paso: iJeorue Warner. lit
field; (J. P. Cross, center field ; Al. Fal
lows, riirht field. Pacifies had the same
nine that played here, wit h the cxceij
tioll of the second baseman Haleiirfi,
who was substituted instead of YaTes.
Capt. Pratt eoniniauded Jiis nine with
irrcstt skill, desj.ite the miserai le
ground upon whi li the trame was play
ed. Capt. Warren engineered the lirt
-xK-diiion ajrainst the 1'acil'n-s, and to
him is accredited the result of that
campaign. Our devil is troin to ;lay
in the i;aine to-morrov, and we know
the loys will iret away witli the ehal-ier.-is.
for !ie h.i.-s Ix-i n wi-ai intr No. 10
1mm. is loaded witli lad. fretting up
be
fore, breakfast, walkintwo niih-sa day.
standhur 011 !iis head, and living on
mo. la water and crackers.
Iniuan Wak. Iast Monday evening
two Indians trot into a row down on
the Clackamas hottf.m and went on the
War Pith. The result of t lie buttle was
tSiat one came very near inir kiihil,
rceivin st-veral stabs in t he ai doiuen
from whteli it is doubtful if he recov
ers. Coiuf iaint was entered before
Justice llaily aliout nine o'clock and a
warrant issued for the arrest of the one
who did the stabbing. The officers
made dillijrent sea re 1 1 after the said
warranted" Indian, and just at day
light next morning suct et'ded in cap
1 11 rim; him as he was trying toenter an
old shanty n the I luff where his peo
ple resided. His trial t)ok place on
Wednesday before justice laih v, who
hel l him in bonds of ,jUU to make his
appearance
be tort? th
( Jrand Jurv at
t ne . -toier term t 1 lie t ircuu i.oiirt,
and in dei'u'ilt ol said la;l was commit
ted to jail. .The cause of this row was
bad w hisky tiie result, an ex pense of
at miit Sim' upon Clackamas t-ounty.
When will the I'nileil States oPicers
attend to tlu-ir duties, and enforce the
l.iw against selling liquor to Indians?
Oar streets are sel(ini ever without a
drunken I ii lian stagtrcringalx 'Ut them.
i )tir "tjiinty lias a bill of not less than
:rl,.tMor sjoiu a year on tlu-ir aeeount.
Ii souk tiling is not done to check this
burdensome leak of our taxes, our cit-i.-ns
will have to rise en masse and
exterminate the savages.
Ii.i.-Ti.m i:d. The drow ning of young
Zi Her occured on Thursday of last
week while a party were on a pleasure
excursion, and the event certainly
should have ca.-t a gloom over those
who were among the pleasure seekt rs.
Put the sad event tiiil not apparently
mar the en joy ment of the paiiy as the
cxefirsioiiiis came up to this city alter
their day's festivities wore over, passed
up and and down in front of town with j
joyous music playing, i tus we regain
as very ill-timed aim out of place. Our
own town was east in sorrow over the
dealh of one of its most prominent citi
zens and wuose rem.diis had just been
taken to tlii-grave, and our people did
not care to witness the display of joy
made by the excursionists; and if they
had noVegud for the lost tine of their
own part , the respect due our t ity at
iiiir loss and let-lings of sorrow, sh.add
have lieeii siifhcii til to deter su h cxiii
btlioiis. There is a proper time for all
laioj;.-. 1,111 the iiriiccciiiic's of the iirui-
g-''s of I...- i-.ciii-,inn last Thursday
Were tlceid' i ly out t if place ;t; id sho Weil
Very Lad t.isle, to say Hie least.
Picnics. H istpiite fashionable now-a-l
ays t' have picnic excursions and in
and aroun ! this city appears to be the
favorite locality. The School at Mil
Waukie had a picnic e.--;irsiin to this
i.l. ice May 1st ; the Hed Men of port
land s'-cond, m-lding theirs opposite
Caiu-m th : the Catholic Sunday School,
of Portland, pi.-nicing at tiie iiieutii of
the i'l ickuiuas, May loth; the h-rmans
from l'ortlaud, held one o; 11 losile t 'a-
iiemah last Sandav
and ti
tedav t iie ( re-
gou City Sauday Schools picnic at the
pi tee and ! .-morrow the Portland Sun-
lay Schools ditto; next Tuesday the
Poiil.ind iiampions if 1 he Kc.i Cross
jiii-nii just aliovelocks.and on the same
clay tiie pspiscopjil Sunilav .School p.ic
nie on this side of the 1 iver. .
Sr.nii-;u Hi:s4i:t. The Wilho-t Soda
Springs are last becoming the favorite
.summer resort. The waler frt-m the
springs is healthy and refreshing, and
the pure cool mountain air makes it :i
delightful place to siiend (he waim
sumiiicr ti.tys. .V good hotel, stable
and bath-rooms for the accommodation
of irucsis. Persons wishing to ;ro it!
their own conveyances it ill liud :i
good road ading from t his city. Mr.
Fra.er will have a hack in readiness to
tr avey irm -as to tiie S prints. S-e ud
vrtiscmeii; in an.ithei-"eobmni.
lKi;i:it t tiu.r. Sruooi, Mnxr.Y.-The
i.Tpduei! U s.-hool money has been re
e. ived by the County Treasurer, and
t 1.' orders for the sa n will lx- ready
f-r tb li ery .y the Sao -i iuteieiei'it
l1';' Mo . .. y. tVe hope all tile Cl.-rks
v ill c.dl in for their ir.iers without de
lay, a we desire to be absent after next
w -i mos of our time visiting the
Ntiiiools of the vai ious districts.
Pody Hivovi;hi:i. The hotly of the
young man Joan Xellar, who was
tbvWned in :h Clackamas last Tliurs
d iv, was recovered oi the following
tlav, and 1 , Norn's h 1 I an in-piest on
it. wlieu the wrdict w. s rendered th .t
became to his tlea:h by accidental
drowning. He was aimul -J: years of
:'s '. and his a widowed m-ther and
relatives t si ding at Port bind.
UNKonn wwr i-:. The picnickers were
out of luck last Sunday on their excur
sion through t!ft' locks, as the Stewart
balked and wouldn't leave the l icnie
grounds until neaily dark arriving in
Pari and at li o'clock, p. m. 'e recom
mend to our IVilland friends to choose
some other than the Sabbath day for
their picnie excursions).
Ituixn Calico li.i.i.. twlng to the
match game ol" ball to-morrow and the
picnics to-day the ball advertised to lie
given last night by the Hustler P.ase
1 Sit 1 1 Cluh has been iiostjoned until
Tuesday night, w hen a good time w ill
be had. ice-cream will be served at
the hall. .
Scnpav School Pjcxic. A picnic
will be given for St. Paul's Sunday
School next Tuesday. The children,
parents and friends, are requested to
meet at the Church at nine o'clock,
from whence they will proceed to tiie
grounds selected for the picnic.
CAMr.Mi:t:riNO, We learn from the
Advocate that the campniectinix for the
Milwaukio Circuit wilj be held in Pow
ell's ValU.v, embracing the third and
f urth S tbl-aths in Ju! v. commencing
Thursday before the third Sabbath and
continuin-j "over the fourth Sabbath.
Wouii commenced. I. II. Moore
who has the contract for landing the
road up the side of the I lull", has com
menced work on the same.
AssEsstNu. The City Assessor, TV. J.
Caldwell, i. engaje.l in assessing the
eitr.
THE E
and the Hustlers of this citv, was laved of" iale hoods from Pepininir to cim. mi
in IliHt Portland last turday.in
was won I y the Pacifies. (. .'plain Piatt ' "'V' , i.u.iiies hefore, etc.,
did not want to take their I all away ' .J " "l jV filers wore the i rst t(
front t urn as they looke. so had, and ; " X ,at e V" at mV flee (Palciirli)
as all the s-K-etators seemed to side with k 10Vl,v the Vnstlers 'to 11. ..ik
his cln .-prclerins to have a third totlu.tM rWer club. The Hustlers
Kame J h.-jleeidm-.nu- will he play- willintr to plav cithi r club. Put pre-
cd on the Hustlers ground m this city f t ' 'i f, , 1 scmratelv. A'ja ii.the
VrieV : ! !i nUn wlik-h Ihemo -as play-
the Pa. nu s J Hustlers played as j l" so K ,al"l was covered with
lll.ws last Satin day: Jas. M arrcn , t , with lurn.ws. 'he
catcher; ci A. Iarilinr, pitcher ami ; f ovs ar(. ,.t disposed to f.nd tanlt
t hint hase; ni i . K, Pratt, short stop; . Pacitics plav allthe Pioneers
'laeo.l lark lust hase; U rn. II. ar- , f ,,.,. in their cluh. The dead
ren. second base; .eorre P.iee, pitcher ; . .,.,, .,, .iime-eoatcd min-
UxfiEXTLEMAXLY.-The local report
er of the Herald endeavors to east his
unscntlc manly thrusts at the first nine
of the Rustler Paso Pall Club of this
city, hv calling theni haymakers and
canal-hotintn, iiinl vinr shout the
game plavcd in Poitlaiid l-st Saturday
between the Puttiers and l'.ieitics. Iii
report of the jjiiiK' is a continued strim;
l. in.
coiniMiop w ho locs the sTil'i'linir tor
hxafdei'artiuent ol the lferaia luia oei-
ter let the Hustlers alone.
1 S If In? desires a ride on a
rail
lie had l etter make his appearance to
morrow at the third pmie.
At Ti 1 k 1 ai.i.kk. M essrs. A.Noltner,
E. 15. Fellows, J. M. Iiaeon, C. M. Hes
ter and ;rand Master J. T. Apersoiif
of this citv, left here list Sunday to at
tend the'tJrand Podire. I. O. O. P.,
wliieh ne t at The Dalles last Tuesday.
They will probably return to-morrow.
I)i:r.K(ATT. Willamette Ijodge, Xo.
V,, I. .;. T., has ele-ted the following
delegates to the Grand Podge, which
convenes in Albany on the second
Tuesdav in June : John W. l'.lackw ell,
Hew Jos. D. Pocev and Peter P.ujuet.
Fine P.kicf Cattlk. Messrs. Pogus
A Albright have purchased a lot of
line btef cattle hist from John Pay
Valley. ("Jive them a call and g t your
money's worth. Su'e ad. in another
column.
Our young friend, Jwhn Wortmr.n,
of Caneniah, has Ik-cii employed by the
Directors f the Marsh fit Id school dis
trict as teacher, and will enter upon the
duties as such next week.
Piioti(:kapiiki. The excursionists
were photographt-d by Carl. Hoseo as
they passed through the locks on the
Annie Stewart last Sunday. It is said
that the picture looks like 'em.
Pnorsr.KssiNts. The additional story
to the new ct rv is t emiueted. 11. e
carpenters hav commenced laying the
floor and putting the roof up. The
work is progressing finely.
Pkusonai.. We received a call from
mv. Mil l r.iHiv ami wite last .Morula v.
They have n-tu f m a ten
months' sojourn in Victoria, Pritish
t olumbia.
Hi:rAiiiiNt
repairing lit
-Carpenters are ensured
building formerl v oecu
pied bv
I laker v.
II
llow tt Fuller, of the City
Major Thos. Cii 10..1. caused to
be erected a new plight of stairs leading
to the second story of his brick build
ing.
SrAvr.i;nniKs. We here tender our
thanks to Mr. P. Diller for a basket of
strawberriesthe first of the season.
In Town. He v. Dr. Marsh, President
of the Pacific l.'niversit v, of Forest
(irove, was in tow n last Saturday.
CiiA?imoxs or TitK Hi:d Cuoss.
The C'liani! lions of the. lied Cross
savs tho Hcriild, make the fifth in the
list of iiimouriceinents to go throng
the locks on an excursion ami picnic
setting Tuesday, May 27th, as ths
day for the gala time. The favorite
steamer, A time htt'wart. lias iieen
chartered for the occasion, and no
1 ie ter one could have been engages
to carry the multitude which wil
evidently attend the picnic. An Ail
I dross will be delivered by John F
Caples, Ksp
Joint Satusatii-Stnotr. Picnic.
The Superintendent of the Congre
gational Sabliath Scliool of Portland
announced to the teachers and punils
of that school, on Sunday last, that
on the coming Saturday they would
picnic at Caneniah, above this city,
going through the Locks to reach
the place. He further stated that
two other schools would accompany
them the Unitarian and Uaptist
schools, which we understand has
since been agreed upon, and tin? ex
cursionists will take the steamer
Annie Stewart, fit the foot of Aider
street, at iS o'clock Sat unlay morning
next.
The SfntltirTs correspondent found
at the Paft Jliver Station in Idaho, a
few days since, a warm lire maele of
goods shipped overland. Some of
the goods were addressed to the fol
lowintr parties: 1. Prettvman. Port-
j land, Oregon; J. Jhunett, Starr's
j Point, Ponton county, Oregon; J. (r.
Pasket, lhillas, Polk county, Orc
I gon; ('. Hughs, Keilty ville, Ore-
gon: S. Ullsworth, Eugene Citv,
Oregon.
MAItKIKD.
AtCanrmah. May lsth, ls7:i, by the
It-v. John NV. Si ilweod. Mr. James
Wilson and Mrs. Telitha Iktuglier.both
d' Caneniah.
Mecliral Itlmiders.
From the pTiKl when surgeons applied
their salves to weapons instead of wounds
to the resent wid "-awakeage, the medical
profession h:s otten unwittingly tak-n
side with Pis -a.se in its conflicts wit h t he
human system. Evn yet, j n spite ot the
teachings 01 centuries of "experience, some
physicians l lieV hi depleting their pa-ti-
nts, air ady seriously exhausted bv siek-n-ss.
with iMiwerutl evaeuants, emetics,
salivants. cant hari.lal plasters, cr the lan
cet. Fait, . providentially, public intelli
gence is ahead of these medical lossils.
who belong, of ri ,'ht, to the era ot the
Crusades! i haf powerful ally of nature in
its wur:ar with the causes of sickness.
Host-tier's stomach bitters, has oivn.-d
the eyeS ot ti,.. masses to the paramount
importance f increasing t he vital strength
Jil 1 lie body when menaced by disease,
'lh-y u:id rstand that when the atmos
pheric conditions are adverse to health, it
is wise to r-inioree the svsfem with a
wholesome tonic and st imulant, and thus
enable it to combat and r -pel the depress
ing influence of an inelunent tempera
ture. H the constitutional and animal
powers v r always t litis recruited in t tie
presence of dansr. r, the mortality 1mm
consumption, bronchitis,, chronic rheti
m.ttism. ,te., would Ih much less than it
now is. 1 he causes which product croups,
colds, piinsey. dipt heria, and catarrh s-1-do:n
affect a strong and active vital sys
tem; and of all vitalizing preparations,
llost.tt r's Fitters has proved the most
efficient. It is not claimed that this stand
ap.1 tome is a siK-citlc for lung and throat
maladies, as it is lor dyspepsia, liver com
plaint and intermittent, but it is unties
itatingly assorted that it is the best known
safeguard against all the atmospheric ele
ments of disease.
Factories and machine shops should not
lie allowed to run a day without Johnson'
Anftrljnf Liniment. In cas- of a sudden
aceieienf , an immediate use of it may save
weeks ol sufferings, and perhaps a"!'mb,
or ,vpri ll'e.
San Francisco Market Report.
San Francisco. Mav 21.
Flour Superfine, $4 50 ; extra, fo 25f,6.
Wheat Coast, fl 92; bay shipping
and milling, f 1 SOl 85.
Parley Coast, feed, f I 17$1 25 ; bay feed,
H 2V1 30 ; bay browing, $i 35ri 50.
Oats Good supply in market ; prices are
l W&l -UK
Portland Market Report.
Wednesdav Evening. May 21, 1S73.
Oold in New York to-day, 117?.
Portland Ixgal Tender rates. So '4 buying ;
80? selling.
Wheat Demand is nominal at $1 50
152 ? cental.
Oat It educed rrvyMpts keep Iho prices
firm at 55c v bushel, sacked and deliv
ered.
Flour The shipments have been rather
light for the past few days and prices are
wcaK.
Putter Oregon common is vorth lfilsc:
choice, 25f.T0, and fancy brands find ready
sale at 3710 lh.
Eggs Market well supplied ; prices firm
at Ki cents f dozen.
Wool The uiark-t continues dull and
quotations are furnished at l&i20c lb lor
a good art id".
Paeon The supply on hand remains
abundant. Siif are huoted at lO&llc
Hams, ll.lSc, and prime Shoulders at 7
sc.
Poultry Th receipts -y rif !rr lOr"'
and prices range from J5 50 to 56 v doz. for
Chickens.
Oregon City Market Itcport,
ExTERPKis.E Office, May 22.
Easiness rather dull during t he past week
and our merchants are anxiously looking
for trade to open. We have no material
change in our quotations to note. Wool is
quotable at 120; P.utter is 20, and eggs 1(5,
with the market well supplied.
The following aro the buying prices for
produce, and the selling price for others :
Wheat Demand light, and selling at 75
tfi.SJ cents.
Flour Good supply in market, and sell
ing at $1 50(5 50.
Middlings Are quoted at $25 per ton;
shorts, $2"J; and bran S15, with full supplies
on hand.
Oats Supply equal to demand ; buyers
are paying 40 cents.
Potatoes No demand, and the market
overstocked, at Iroin 25,30 tents per bush
el. Onions None in market ; quotable at 4
cents per pound.
Eggs Market well supplied and sale dull ;
we quote them at 10 cents per dozen.
Chickens None 111 market ; turih J J f,0
per dozen.
i utter Market well supplied anil selling
at 25c s lb for good rresh.
Wool No transactions to note; buyers
are olfering 1S20 cents.
Pried Fruits Full stocks in market;
Apples are bringing 6q,7 cents per pound ;
penelies 12fttl(i cents ; Currants 10il5 cents.
Sugar Crushed, Hvl5 cents; Island Midi
Id 'a ; New Orleans, 15 cents; San Francisco
relined, l-Jf'vlt cents.
'lea Hi -st quality fl p'T pound, and oth
er brands ranging iroin iH)'a.75 cents.
Coir-e lie.st article Si cents; interior, 22
cents.
Salt Hanging from l?jrt2'-.
Syrtirj 50 cents per gallon; ber-t article
75 cents.
Puieoii Hams 12.'ad-1 cents; .Shoulders,
S cuts ; siits, 12 cents jwr pound.
bard Per pound 11 cents.
OH 1 iiw's Kerosene per gallon, 75
cents: I.inseeil 51 J5.
Heefoti foot tioo.lfat cattle find ready
sal" at 0 e-'iits on loot.
Fork We quot- at 0 cents.
Sheep Few olfiring ; quote at $2(a,Z per
head.
llid 's CIr-"-n at from $2i-i3, owing to the
size; dry 15 cents per ioiind.
It is no Wonder that invalids lose faith
in all specifics, when so many worthless
iii'Mlichcs are advertised lor the cure ot
various diseases: but which, when tried,
ar.' 'louiul wanting." We have yet to
l'-arn, however, of the first failure of pi:.
WlSTAU'S PA I.SAM OK W'lI.I) CHKRUY, to
cure coughs, colds, and pulmonary disease.
i:i:asons why tiii-:
s3
KELLER
4
MANK'D 14 Y
UA VS & SON
PERRY
IS TIIK
Ct'st raniily L'tlk-iu? of the Aire !
And vhiit x?iou!l be l:rjit aOrttys near at hand:
1st. I'aiis-KMIer is the most certain
Cholera cure that medical science
has produced.
2nd. Iain-KJilcr, as a
Pysentiry remedy,
fails.
Piarrlnea and
seldom It ever
Srd. la i n-Iv iller will cure Cr;imjis or
I'ains m any part ol the system. A
single dose usually el reels a cur.1.
4th. I'jsi ji-Killcr will cur-1 Pyspejisia
and Indigestion, if used according
to directions.
am. i'aui-iiiuer is an almost never
tailing cure lor Sudden Colds,
C oujnis, A c.
Cth. Iaiti-!Hler has liroved a Sover
eign Kemedy tor F.-ver ami Ague
and Chill Fever; it. has cured tin
most obstinate cases.
7th. I'aiu-Killcr as a liniment is un
eipial -d tor Frost. I!it- s, Chilblains,
l.uriis, 1 .ruis.'.s, ruts, Sprains, Ac,
8th. r.-iin-Ki?l'r has ctir--d cases of
Rheumatism and Neuralgia utter
years' standing.
9th. I'iiiu-Kiilrr will destroy P.o;ls, Fel
ons, Whitlows t iui Sor s, iriving re
liei from l'ain ailer the lirst appli
cation.
10th.
11th.
Tusit-KiIIcr cures Headache, and
lixit aacli".
Pain-Killer will save von (lavs of
and many a Pollar in time and
1 loetor's i;ills.
1:2th. I'niii-Killer is a purely Vegetable
pr-parat.ion, safe to keep and to use ji,
every family. The simplicity attending
its use, togetinr with the great variety of
diseases that may b" entirely eradicated
by it, and the great amount of pain and
suffering that can be alleviated through
its use, make it imperative upon every per
son to supply t hems --Ives witii this valua
ble remedy, and to keep it always near at
hand.
The I-iiii-KiIIcr is now known
and appreciated in -every quarter of the
I ; lobe. Physicians recommend it in their
practice, w hile all classes of society have
tound in it relief arid comfort. Uive it a
trial.
r.e sure and buy the genuine. Kv
ery Pruggist, and n.-arly every Country
tiroeer throughout the land keep it for sale.
May i!.-m 1
Special TVotiee.
It is a well known fact that
I"vsriCT-
sia ami lmligoslion are the causes of
nearly all the diseases that the human
y an tne diseases mat the human
is heir to; then why pay enor-
doitors' bill.-.? P.y" u.si'n; l)r.
sv's celebratetl IXIj Hitters thev
. 1 1 . .1: . . 1 . . -
I.hi1 y
mous
Uenle
can Ik? thorouglv eradicated troni the
system and new life imparted to the
sullcrcr. Head physicians eertilicates
in another column."
l'ou r
plenditl Chrtmios
!ubst riber.
to Kverj-
Arrangemonts have ln?cn made by
which we can oiler a year's subscrip
tion to The "New York Christian at
Work and I'cr.KCTit' Wkkki.y, with
their four magnificent Chrcmos:
" tttM.nl Morning," "Carlo in Mischief."
"Spring Flowers," together with our
own journal for ."SO.
As the Chromos alone are worth from
Slonu to 5-l" on, and as the New York
publication is every way first-class, it
presents an unusual opportunity to our
subscribers. The Chromos are made
by Prang and other celebratetl artists,
ahP will lie forwarded promptly by
niail p epaid.
Should any subscriber desire onlv
the two lirst named Chromos, they will
lie sent with the two publications for
$1 50.
K'mit to tho publisher of thi; pp;r.
e-s--aas-
XEW TO DAY.
FuWic Sale of Land for Dt-liiiqueut Taxes.
"VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT PY
virtue of a warrant, dated May 10, 1st:,
issued bv order ot t he county court 01 l laekl
amas county. State ot Oregon, din ci ted to i
me and attached to delinquent tax list or I
said county and State, lor t he year ls7',and j
commanding me to collect the taxes dese--- '
nati d thej -on, as delinquent ; and for want
of personal proirty to make said taxes, 1
have levied uioii and on Saturday, the
aist day or June, ISf.i,
I will sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at th" Court House door, 111 Oregon
City, Clackamas county, Ntate ,i Oregon,
so much 01 the following described lots a mi
parcels 01 land as may be necessary to pay
the taxes out thereon, in Fniteu .Stale's
coin, as levied in the year 17', toget m-r
wit h tees and costs.
-aid land is situated in Clackamas coun
ty. State 01 Oregon, and was assessed to
tne lollowing named pecsons, to-wit :
barber. A. J., sections 11, I V--! and St, town
snip number A soutn, range number 1
east, containing W7 ai-n s ; tax i.ws 71.
Eland, m., part 01 claim ol, section No.
iiii, township numbt r 2 south, range
number 1 cast, containing iui acres ;
tax
Prown, Matt liew, lot at railroad statkm,
Kock island, towiisnip number a
south, range 1 east, containing one
acre ; tax ?i 4't.
r.arlow, Rebecca, sect ions No. 5 and s,t own
ship number t south, range number 1
east, coiititinuig hl uen-s ; tax iSi -".
Host on, J. W.,.soutii htilt ol southwest quar
ter and soutn west quarter ol south
east, quarter of seel. on number 17 and
Hurt beast, quarter 01 the soutnwest
quarter of s etirni number Is, towu
snip iium bcr ; soul h, range mi m iter 1
west, containing ho acr. s ; tax S7 to.
Plain, P., part ol section number l, town
ship number 3 south, range nmiilx-r 1
east, containing l.'o acres, and jiart of
section number is, township number
a south, range miiiiiicr '1 east, con
taining 70 acres ; tax s. n.
Crow, Joscpn, iraciional northwest quarter
01 the crow claim, section number 1,
township num bi-r 1 sout Ii, range num
ber 1 east, containing liu acres; tax
510 la.
Chaft-r.-Micheal, south west quarter of norl h-
east quarter, and west hall 01 the
southeast quarter 01 section number
4, township number 3 south, range
number I east, containing 10 acres;
tax i 11.
Coffee, Vaiiuevcr, part, of Forciiiee claim,
section uumiicr l, township numlier 1
south, range number 3 cast, and sec
tion number 31, township i.unib.r.f
south, range number 3 east, contain
ing z acres ; tax f '1 !.
Dunbar, (ieo. (neirs 01) southeast quarter
01 section number l., township num
bers south, range number 4 iast,i-uu-taining
iiio acres; tax w wi.
Estes ..v. st iiisou, south half of section num
ber 7, township num bcr " sout h, range
nuini-cr 1 east, containing oJJaeri-s;
tax in m.
Fruit, Jas., lots number 1 and 2 in block
number 1!, Oregon City; tax $1 -!.
Feast cr, J. II., east hall of northwest quar
ter and west hall til southeast quarter
and northeast quarter ot section num
ber ln.aiid west halt ol nort hwestquar
t -r 01 section number 11, town.siup
number ;i south, range number 1 west,
containing acres ; tax SJl 7a.
Fuller, Price, part 01 .Mc.Malian's donation
s etions ''S, -2!) and ;, township num
ber I soutn, range num bcr -Z east, con
taining l'SS acres ; tax $is 1.).
Foster, Ambrose (neirs oi), part of tlonation
sections 1, 11, Zi and liu, townsn.p
num be-r 1 sout h, range nu m ut 3 east,
containing It) acres ;" tax $ IS.
Groer, Ciias., sections 1'! and 11, township
iiumb-T 1 south, rang ? number 1 east,
containing 1M acres ; tax ii ii '.
Groom, .Margarett 1... west nalt of nortii-w.-st
quarter of section number Hi,
and northwest quarter tit soutlnvvst
quarter of s -ction number -'7, town
smp number . south, r.mge number
1 east, containing l'o acr -s ; tax S7 Si.
Glennon, C., east hah of I. Abbott's dona
tion claim, sect ton numivr 1. town
ship number 5 sout h, range number 1
east, eoiitauiing .'!ja acres ; tax 7 S.
Harris, 1 homas, lot s number 1 and 7, in
block number !', and 1 lots 111 Cane
niah ; tax 7 S.
Hathaway, W. P., jiart of lot Whit comb
claim, section number ;;t!, to.viistnp
nil m ber 1 smith, rang.? num tier 1 east ,
containing -J '. acres; tax - 01.
Hardy, Koo- n, ira-'tional nort nwest quar
ter ol S. P. ( blh land's don at ion claim,
s -ction mimiii r o, township number
'1 sout Ii, range numb, r 3 east .contain
ing 1" arer -s ; tax i
Hensley, J. !S., & Holmes, northeast qttRr
t r v east hail ol nor; uwest, quarter
ot s-eti.in No. F, township No. 3
south, range No. J east, containing
L'lO aer.-S ; tax 17 11.
Jones, i. , bot No. s 111 block 10 Oregon
t 'it v, t ax i lij.
Kelltigg," Airs. .l.. Part of bet Vhiteo;nb
claim section No. :ii, township No 1,
sout h, range Xo. 1 east , con lam ing 3 'a
acres : tax i Si.
K'-lIoge;, oreii, lot 1 in bloek No. .1, Oswego ;
tax ?I Fi.
Kellogg, Joseph, section No. 1, township
No. 1 south, range No. 1 east, contain
ing i;s7.1j acres, and section No. ti
township No. 1, south, range No. 2
east, contains trl.hl acres; tax $122 41
Kirk, b. 1. heirs of, south east quarter of
s-'Ction No. 12, township No. 3 sout h,
range No. 2 East coiitamg 100 acres;
tax S t is.
Keiser, Jacob Sr., east half of t he west half
ot section number 1'!, township num
ber i south, range number 1 cast,
containing Ula acres ; tax 1S3.
Kamm, Jacob, part ot Win. Holmes'
claim, section iiumbi r a 01 township
number 3 south, range number 2
east, containing If) acr -s ; tax $11 -V'
Lcidstrom, George, lrat-tioual north half
tit southw.-st quarter and iractional
south halt ot nort nwest quarter of
section num ber 2', township number
3 south, range numlier 1 east, con
taining tin acres ; tax - 07.
I-imbert, Noah. Southwest quarter of
section number 2, township mimlwr
2, range number 2, containing 10U
acres, tax $ii !!.
I -ike, John, northwest quarter of section
mini ber 31, township number 1 s n:tli,
range number t cast, containing Ioj
acres ; taxed s;i
I.aswell, Isaac, ilonai ion sections number
2ti, 27 and townslop iiumoer 2
sout h, range num ber 3 cast, contains
til-l at res ; tax $21 7").
Ladd, J. W., sect ion number l!, township
number 3 south, range 1 west,-contains
in acres-, tax $1 Hi.
Moffett, 'i homas. Lot number 5 in block
number 71, t hvgon t 'ity ; tax $.73.
McCormaeU, Mathew, lot number ti in
block number 13, Oregon City; tax
s .73.
Murtlock, Sellwood's addition to Milwau
kie, lot number one in block number
ti;tax $1.
Newell, .Nathan, lot number 5 in bloek
fllimber-i, Oswego; tax $1 3").
Olds, George, ( -state ol), section number
33, township numlier 2 sout h, range
number 1 cast, containing M rcres ;
tax $1
Ohs, northwest, quarter tif northwest quar
ter til section number 2Sand north
wist quarter ot nort hwest quarter of
S'ctioa number 2:, township num
ber 1 sout h, ra age 4 cast, containing
&-i acres ; $2 32.
Potts, Theodore, lot 7 in block number 2,
Caneniah ; tax ?2!l'.
Pratt, o. c.t lot in southeast corner of
Hugh lairns' claim ; tax $7 2a.
Phillips. John, part 01 Polly Phillips' claim
111 southwest quarter ot section num
ber 3-t, townsmp numlier 1 south,
rang.? number 2 cast, containing 21
sicn-s ; tax $2 32.
Robinson, George, north half of northwest
quarter 01 s-ction number is, town
ship numb.r 3 south, range 1 east,
containing SO acres : tax $1 SI,
Steel, G. A., (Akirich claim) section num
ber 1, township numlier 3 south,
rang" number 1 cast, contains 320
aer ' s $: 2S.
Stout, J. b. (southeast quarter of donation)
sections mi nicer U and 17, township
number 4 south, range number 3
east, containing Pie acres -. tax $S el.
Stout J S tt J. b., north halt ot donation
sections number Hi and 17, township
number 4 south, range number 3 east,
containing 32t acres ; tax $17 40.
Stearns, s. K., s.-ct.ioiis number 8 and V,
township number 2 south, rang;;
2, east, contains l' acres ; tax ?'eti.
Tice, John, hall 01 lot 2 in block number
2, Iswego ; tax $2 l".
Upton, W. b., (part of A. Fields' claim,
number 02) section number 3, town
ship number 3 south, range 1 cast,
containing 320 acres; tax $'J2S.
Vanrciisalcr, J. C, (P. Hathaway claim)
section 3-1 and 31, t -w nships numb. r
1 south, range 1 eat, containing 3-a
acres, stnd east half of nortieast
quarter of section number 31, and
west half of northwest quarter of sec
tion number o-V township number l
south, range numb! r 3 east, contain
ing lti.i aen s : tax $75 40.
Vancurn, J., west hall of section "um
ber 33, township niaohT 2 south,
range number 4 east containing 32U
acres : $0 15.
Waldrip, Jas., (heirs of) (south half of
donation) iractional east half of s c
tion number 12. township numl.r.)
south, range number:! east, contain
ing HiO acres ; tax $2
Weber, Henry, section number 21 town
ship number '2 south, range number
4 east, containing 120 acres"; tax $2 SO.
Owner unknown, northwest quarter of
northwest quarter of sectiem number
i5, anji north half of north half of
-mniTf
the northeast quarter of section num
ber 20, township number 1 south,
range number 3 east containing 00
acres ; tax $1 45.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. m. on
the day above named, and to be continued
until all is sold.
Mav 22d, 1S73.
A. F. HEDGES,
Sheriff of Clackamas County,
Py C. F. H KATIE, Peputy.
rjHE HIGHEST JIAKKKT PRICK
X price paid tor witol. JOHN MYEKS.
CHOICE MEATS!
TOOVSit Al.KHIGlIT l.ave jtist re
j ceived a fine lot of lieef cattle from the
John Pav country. They are tie latest
ever brought to this valley before, and will
Vie butcher d lor this market. They pro
jxise to sell cheap. Give them a call, and
gi t the choicest of meats.
Oregon City, May 23d, 1S73. tf.
SODA SPRINGS!
THE FAVORITE SIMMER RESORT !
3'2 MIIJvS SOl'TII OK OUKGOX C ITV,
IX CLA CKA MAS CO CXTV.
TOSKTMI IVRIGflT havimr leased the
Wilhoit Soda Springs, desires to inform
tnose wishing to siend a few days in the
mountains t hat t his is the most delighful
place in the Willamette Valley. A good
Hotel, Stable and bath-house lor the ac
eeunmodat ion of visitors.
These sspririgs have been reenm mended
by Physicians as being the healthiest and
best place itir invalids or persons afflicted
with any complaint to spend the heated
season.
Parties desiring to visit the Springs will
find a hack in readiness for their accomo
dation, upon applying to J. M.Frazerat
Oregon City. niay23ml.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
1Y VIRTUE OF A Wit IT OF EX ECU
tion and a decree of foreclosure and an
order of sale issued out 01 the Circuit Court
of the Mate til Oregon, for the county ot
t 'Iaekamas, and to me directed, in lavor of
Philancy tit is and Pani'd Otis, her hus
band, and against E. A. Gibson, lor the
sum of one thousand and seyent v-niue
and SI-KXi ($1,07!' si) dollars, gold coin, wit h
interest at the rate ot one per cent. jer
month irom the 2'.tth day of October, A. P.,
Is72, together with costs of suit and dis
bursements. Therefore by virtue of the
above mentioned execution, 1 have levied
ujMin t he south half of section eleven (11),
in township three (3) south, range one
west, eoiitaiiiingthree hundred ami twenty
iicres, more or less, all in Clackamas coun
ty, Oregon, a ml now the property of E. A.
Gibson, deicndaiit, and on
Tuesday, the'illli clay of June, 1S7",
at the Court House door in Oregon City,
Clackamas county, Oregon, at the hour 01
one o'clock, p. m., 1 will s -11 at public auc
t ion t he above described real estate, to the
highest bidder.tor cash paid tome in hand,
o satisly execution, interest, costs, and
accruing costs.
.Niay l'jth, 1-573.
A. F. HEDGES, Sheriff.
Py HENRY II Ei G ES, Peput y. w4
a CENTS FOR THE ENTERPRISE.
The following pe rsons are aut horized to
act. as ag -nts for tne KNTKiteKlsE :
Geo. P. I towel 1 & Co., V) Park Row, New
York.
Coe, Wetherill & Co., GD7 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia.
Abbott A: Co., No. S2 andSt Nassau street,
New York.
Port land iregon E. Samuel
v-m Francisco I 'l hos. 1 aiyce
Nl" 1 r"UK1M- (i p. Fisner
St. Hel-Mis, Columbia county s. A. Miles
Astoria, Clatsop county A. Van Pusen
Sal -m I,. Williams
llarrishurg . H. Smith
I.ala yette, Yamhill county I. F. Ferguson
I (alias. Folk county 1 lave Holmes
F.eiiti.n county V. A. Wells
( 'orva His Hon. John lairie tt
t 'iinvon Cit v,t .rant co
Albany
1 lall 's, Wasco county
FaGrande, Union count v
W. ii. Easwell
..A. N. Arnold
....N. H. iat. s
V. C. Craig
s. V. Knox
M. Thompson
F. Pre tow
Pendleton, Umatilla county
Eug 'ne City
Roseburg
I.ebanon
Jacksonville
Ftmg Tom
t J.
- 1 !-:
....I Ion. F. F. Fane
1 1 '. T. Montamie
"" (J. R. Ralston
Hon. E. I . Foinlray
II. C. Ilustoii
CLACKAMAS COUNTY.
Reaver Cr-ek C. F. Reati
Fiitte ville lulin Zuin wait
( 'nseades IF-nry .McGugin
Can'-v J. W. Straws r
Cutting's P. Wrirht
Fairl e Creek Frank W. Fost r
1 larding's
( 'apt . ( '. Norton
W. Mor-land
John Hag.'nbefger
lohn I ool e
W. II. N'aughan
Lower .Molaita....
Milwaukle....-
IsW'tfi ,,
Upper -Molalla....
SOCIETY XO TICKS.
oki:c;on i,onr;r: x. :j, 1. 1. o. i,
Meets every Thursday ."i
cvenipg:t 7'i o'clock, in the iVSt
O.hl PYllows' Hall. Main
street. Menihcrs of the Or
tler are invited to attend, liv order
N. U.
ui:iii:cca i)i.(.Ri:i: i.oix; o.
:?. I. ). O. F., Meets on the
Second and Fourth Tues
day eveninirs each month, riptr
...'-1 . 1 .1. .1.., ii.i " "
ai i i o cioct, 111 tne lion
Fellows' Hall
Members of the Degree
are invited to attend.
Vii'irNOMAii i.oi);i; o. i,.v.i'.
tv A. M., Holds its rojrular com- a
niunieations 011 tlie First and (Vf
Tiiird Saturdays in each month,
at 7 o'clock from the 'JHh of; Sep. ' x
tcinher to the '-'nth of March; and 7'i
o'clock from tlie rJOlh of March to the
U0th of September. Hrcthreii in jootl
standing are invited to attend.
P.y order of VV. M.
PAi-Ls i:cami.mi:nt xo. 1,1.0.
). F., Meets at O.hl Fellows'
1 I ail on ine 1 irsi aim 1 11 u ti 1 lies- a.
tlav of eatrli mouth. Patriarchs V
in good standing are invitd toattcntl.
Vliotit 1";0 pounds of lono; jnm
or, of which this is an impression.
Has been in use but a short time,
ejootl work. Price 2.5 cents 3 lb,
either tietl uji or in cases cases
extra.
a 1. s o,
A small font of Ntmpericl of wliieh this is an
impress-ion. Price 35 otiifs - D. As g(),l as new.
There is enough to set about one coluiun of this
paper solid. Address this ollice.
to contractors!
"Totice fs Iierel)- g-i ten t Ii:i t I tie 0 11-
dcrsigned, appointed Superintendent
i.y the County t'ourt 01 Clackamas county,
Oregon, will let a cont ract iir t he construc
tion of a bridge across t he Clackamas river,
on the road leading Irom Oregon City to
Portland. Such contract will be let to t he
lowest rosiMinsiole bidder, at public outcry,
at the Court House door, on Monday, the
second day ot June, A. P., lST.'i, at tie" hour
of one o'clock p. m., subject to the ri'lit of
tlie County Court 01 said county to reject
such bid ii tie- same should exc-ed t he sum
such Court is willing to appro. riate toward
the construction ther iii. such bridge will
be 210 feet long, if built according to Smith
Patent Truss, with aprons ; or two spans of
F.0 K i t each, with aprons, it built accord
ing to the plans of the old Cason bridge at
tie same jKiint. p,js wijj j. received ac
cording to each plan.
Particular plans and specifications for
each propos -d style may b- s--en upon ap
plication to me ait'T thisdnte, and the suc
cess; ul bidder may exjiect to give bonds lor
th- nu1 execution of his contract.
Pated Oregon City, Oregon, .May 8, lsT3.
,. . -- '. ( ASi't.,
-uao-m Superintendent,
andwomtn L1-llJ' energe t i c m e n
Ilusiness that will Pay
from l to
f i per (lav. can m r.i.T-..na
J'"" "r." n.''h'Jorhooil, and is strietlv
wil, enable you 0 to work" Sri wU
MAdiY cciljtl two three wnt rta'nTp"
e. aTVP-iC v. J- LATHAM ii CO.
iiouoraui-. 1'articulars tree ,c,mi.i,'.
- -' otlUlll' LM.IL
CI-IVS. II. OAUITELD; 0
DEALER iy
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
CORXER OF SEVEXTII AXD MA IX STREETS, VKEGOX CITY.
lias Just Received a ?ew Stock of
Calicoes, Dress Goods, Hrown and Bleached .Sheetings, 0
House Lining:, Shirtings, Table Linen, Irish Bosom Linens.
Linen Towelling:, Table-Cloths, Corsets, Ladies' and Ocftis
llobe, Thread, Cambrics, Buttons, Ribbons, Laces and Insertions,
Embroider-, White Goods, Millinery, Fancy Goods, &e
o
Aiso, a full assortment of
LADIES' AND CKILDERH'S SHOES.
Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Coal Oil, Coal Oil Lamps, Wicks and Chimneys,
Wltlcli have bt-e selected tvitli special care for lit i market and cauuul
ITE SI KPASSED IN QVAL1TY OR PRICE.
THRHlGIinSTMAKKLT ritlCK PAID I'OI! COUNTRY PRODUCE,
March Yit lS73:tf
JOHN MYEBS,
OREGON CITY.
DEALER !N
DltY GOODS,
GROCERIES.
BOOTS and
SHOES,
HARDWARE,
CROCKERY
AND
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
B cks and Stationery.
I will pay the highest prices for
ami all kinds of
CCGD COUNTRY PRODUCE.
I will sell as low as any house in Oregon for
cash on its equivalent
in Good Merchantable Produce.
I am selling very low for
CASH i IIAX2
Give me a call and satisfy yourselves.
JOHN MYEKS.
Oregon City, March 21, 1S73.
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A. G. WALLiNG'S
PIONEER BOOK BINDERY.
PittocU'n Riiildinc Corner of Slnrk
mill front Streets.
PORTLAND, - - - OREGON.
T I.ANK POOICS RULED AND rOlXD
n. 10 any oesir-d pattern. Music books
.Majrazin-s, Newspapers, etc., hound in ev
ery Variety Of Stvle tnmrn In Iho trra.ln
Orders irom the country promptly at-
iviiui-u l.
N E V YORK HOTElT
(Dcutfchcs Gafthaus.)
Xo. 17 Front street, Opposite the Mail
Steamship Laudinp,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
n. R0TIIF0Sr J. J. WILKENS, Tropnclors.
Board "5 Week "
Piard Week with Lodging
Board Day --
......$5.00
6.01
!
GUARD AGAINST FIRE!
o
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
rpiIK X IT ME no US SEVERE FIRES
JL which have occurred in our late thn
past year, and the late disastrous cohfis
t;ratiins in Portland, SprIn;.rvill.-, l all-.s
Oregon City, and Jacksonville, should ad
monish property owikts to s-.-eK indemnity
aaiiibt loss and damage byCfcre without
delay.
THE PHOENIX
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CCNN.i
Represented on the Taciflc coast for over
ri.tecil years, (during which period it has
paid suti.,iiu lor 1 ir 1 oss s inMhe Pa
cilic I'epart merit), is one 01 the l--adiiiff
American l-'ire Insurance C'ompani -s, and
tie- 0111 Hart lord Company r pr s"i.teu in
the stale 01 Oregon. In t i.o j rom.t adjust
ment and payment of its loss s.thr l'ho-nix
has no superior, the Company hasn.-Vr
had a suit 111 tin- state, and in the prompt
cash payment ot nearly
1,400,000 CO
in the Chicago and Poston, proves thnt th
old Phoenix is equal to its every tnajro
nvnt. "
Ihe Agents of the Phoenix are aut horized
by commission Irom the companv to issu
and r n-w Policies direct, and without ref
erence to Portland, San 1- rancisc-o, or else
where, thus enabling the applicant to se
cure immediate and litulinfi protection.
Hates as low as solvency and lair profit
will admit of,
AV. P. nt'R.S,
Resident Agent, On gon City,
April 18. Is7:i.-m3
1DACIFIC
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE.
o
OPPOSITE OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
API IMMENSE STOCK AS USUAL
o
o
GEORGE A. PEAST,
SUCCESSOR TO
PR0TZ3IAX, CILLIDA. L CO.
Corner First and Morrhcn strea.
roiiTIANI), OREGON.
Xovembcr 2C, lS72-tf.
O
BARNUltl RESTAUHANT
LEON DeLOUEY, Pro-rictor,
(Iite of the Clin House.)
MAIN STREET, OREGON CITY. OG N.
TIIE UXDERSIGED
resiH-ctlully announ
ces to his Iriends t the
1 raveliiic Pullic.
that he has re-opened the above named
Tli' Proprietor know hmr t-t tr.nM
customers with
i ter, I'lys' Feet,
A Good Clip of CotTee,
Or a Good Square Mcrl,
, I.EOX PeI.OL'EY.
Oregon City, March Ls. ls7:J-tf. O
n JUOfi P"rday! Afrents wanted !
iJ LU U?JU All classes of working p-n-ple,
of either sex, younjr or oid, make men-
ev at work lor ns in tlu ir ci.ov.. ...........
"r all the time, than at anything else, i.a'r;
' ei-" -vuuress c. tinson ,v Co..
Portland, Maine 2tseplti7'yl
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
milEUN'DERSIOXEn AN-
JL nouncetoth -citizensol Orep-oTi .
C Ity and Clackamas fount v !mi t i,t- .
just opened a
JEWELRY ESTAELSSKKEfiT
I N
Oregon City,
Main street, next door north of Shades Sa
loon, wh.-re th -y will keep n hari.l and lor
sal" all ":oolspi rtainintotheir line.at the
Lowust living rates. Ksiecial attention
given tothe r -jiairinol 1- ink i imk PiEi:KfO
All goods sold and work clou" warranted.-
CiEO. A. HAAS i SON.
Oregon City, Feb. ti, 137:J-ti.
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Touaty Tr:asur.T's 'o!ic o
Treasuuek'sOffick. Clackamas Coil
Oregon City, May tsth, 1S7X )
'VTOTICE IS IIEREP.Y GIVEN THAT
1 there are funds now on hand to pay
county warrants endorsed lor inti-ri s, prior
Sept-inb-r 'Jet h, 1X72.
Interest will cease from this dat.
T. J. MCCAKVER. ireasnrer
4w
A Git EAT - DISCOVERY!
VO MORE (JRAV HAIR OR Wills-k-
rs it you will us J. IjI'.MaN'S
HAIR HKS'K IRKIL ThisJs not a
vile compound, made of Suirar i-P
r7)
- ' J
I-ad, I.ac Sulphur, and other poisonous
minerals, which will produce h-ndache,
paralysis or insanity, but a harmless pr
paration, tree lroni s -diment, easily ap
pli"d, and in a briel spac ot time r storing
the hair or whiskers to their natural color.
No preparation is necessary to us. with it,
but simply to apply according to dir f tions
aceompaiivinjr each bottl. 'Jhis is th
clcapest, s;ili-st and best Hair Restorer evi r
otTervd to the public.
J. I.TPMAN. rmprietor.
f.enral Ae"nts, CHARLES I.AJrOI.EY
A CO.. Whol- sal- Prueirists, corn'-r ratt ry
and Clay stru ts, San Praneisco, to whf ni
all order's must be addr -ssed. T stimoniela
of pr vminerit citiz.-ns who have us"d it ac
compatiy t ac.i bottle. apr5is'5m
Atiiiiiniti-ntouV; ITsTotico
r HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT I I avfl
been apprinted by the Ifon. County
Court of T'laekamas "comity, Ex-'ruter of
the Ijist Will and Testjm"nt- ot Elizal eth
McUr-avy, decanecl. All persons ha-inif
claims ajrainst the Estate ol snid d- c-as, d,
will iresent them to me, dn.lv yerlfi d.
within six months from this-date, at the
otlle of the Portland Water. Co., in I'ort
land, Multnomah eounM-, Ore-rnn.
B. G. WHITEJfOUSF.
Johnson & McCowy, rccutor.
Atty's.
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