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OUKUON CITY, OHKCON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 0, iHyi.
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IfTOloNliS, lAJATOUES,
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KWKUIY!
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111 I dlocilvefwape, (jod peitfi.
tlt.'i-.xiglily dm fit.K'k, routbiiuiig Novelty, (Juttlity ami
paiior with pi'ii'ot strictly
I'll-
Fair.
-MRS. BURMEI3TEP.,
OrogonCity,
k.i F,...,t s,,,,,,, I HARDWARE I
N.rt!teierii Acnt l.ir
COKTARTT
I'oitlnnd, Oregon,
t. t T
1 Mule:
tlt'.ter 1,4111'
-hlver steel. Haw.
CH tl,V'.
The Enterprise.
I 'uIiIImIiciI Kvcry KHdoy.
0IT1CIAL rAI'DR Of CLACKAMAS COUNTY
HUIIHCKII'TIIIN MATKN,
pay uu.s in aivnik:
One vcnr - - - I
Six month - - - - I '
Three tnonlh - . . M
Advnrilalng rule iibm tm application,
.lt-tit l-'ur "Tli i:ulprirUi.'
Caniiy,
ClAl'KAMA,
Mll.WAI'KIK,
t'NION Mil I N,
K. 8. llMAMIIAI I.,
I:. A. Wmuitr,
U. ('. I.khi.
(Ikii, Kniiiiit,
A. Maiiikh
Akiiii m Ili.atK,
. J. Turi.i.tNtittM
. Aim
Mkauuw ItNUUK,
. VlUlA.
Clackamas county directory.
riH NTY lif KH KH.
Jifttfo J, V
I'lrrk nf CtnirU ,
Mimilt .
Ininmin'r
A i. .
Sell, ,4iirliili'iitU'iil
Murvvyur. ,.
('omiiilMliiiinr
Mi'Mruiu.
II. II, Jiiliumni,
W. V, II. HmiiHiii.
W. T. Wlilllm'k.
N. II. ( Hint.
)Un W. NuMv.
. . All'l. TIioikhiii,
V HiJny Hinylli.
I luirli'. M'H'liukf
( iiriirlltin Itnlr,
liltKtliiX (MTV (il'Hi'KHtt.
( rosi-oiit t'(i;;ts (warrant l. ) I A. S rroof Cluins. Amu! Fil.-s.
I.oL'.d'rs anl W'oiul ( 'hoppr Sjiorialtios.
11
Crtf'iit .tt'i-l
Oiviron ( 'it v Air tit.
WILSON t COOK.
a mm
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in
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J. M
U'leoii wislics ,i aniitiunri' lh.it lie
meiiM" stm-k of
has
itililcii an mi-
HOLIDAY GOOD
Consist in,; of I! k-. Ai!'".'m
SttH'k, also a (Mnipl. t ' tl.
ihts. reus. lViieiK Di.mk
Ih' found in u lirr .-l.i
.'lMt
k lit Ma
u iu k s , ,
ILNikj, Novi'hiiv", fte., oto . to
li-n. nii'h tin Stationery, Fine
i'h'inl linuks, and every nrtielt
:a"ini'rv IIoiih.'.
Iii
Prices r Suit tlie Times.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
J. M. BACON,
Vott oIBl'u t lililin, t)r'.' hi t'i!y,dr.
t 1 ,5, n T!D q:t
JET J: IIJJ MJ5 .IL
Professional Cords.
. I' Mil V J"ll ... I , M. I I'l KM VS
J 0 II S 0 X Jk I n I, km AN.
I.AWVI'US.
t-ornor Fourth and Main Sts.
Oregon I'llj, Orrunit.
uri. r u: to ski.l n.i musk tu us
COWING
K II Cm mo
A COWING.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
All rr l.(re Cuhml dutr. I.u l ultipe.
l'p'ili),
uiiKn.iN eiiv. . . . oiiMioS
C. D. & D. C. LATOURETTE.
ATTURNCYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW.
MAIN nrM.T, IlKKlluK etfV, OKKlKlN.
riinil.h Al.lrrl. ufTHIr. Ijmii U..,ipy fr.
cl.ua M'iiltiii, mi. I iru. not liru.ral
Uw lltlalnv..
VERSUS
The rise in Mirror I'lad's having lloorrd
La-ti'iii manufai'tnn'r ofCliam
liff Suit-;. In' Iuh shiji
r mm I to
an
No. 130 First Street
loo
AMBER
SB
0
Kadi worth $"."), with instructions to
nose of them at once for cash.
We int"t!( to give to
our natron a
i i . i
(lis-
111
Lifeline
To get a genuine hargain. We will sell
you one of these magnificent
Suits worth .$.V,
lvj la ); ij
im
No Dealers Supplied Undcnany circustanccs
r. . MchKIUK., A . DRKWKtt.
McBRIDE A DRESSER.
Attorneys at Law.
OHfrn ill Jaipur HliH'k, On-t'oit City, Or.
.tr. 11 iina. ji,ti
in iiNf v, imtn k in, ai'kh,
.noii.HYS-AM.AW.
tliiHtiox t'irv, . Orkoon.
Txcivi- vnr rirrirtii'' rk-lilir uf lli
I'. fl. lulu ollii t. htTI' fri ll'IIIIM'llll'. II. In
mr .pi-. v i all kind, .if liuum-. I- f.irr
HiiV'iiliil "iM' Pitiiil llii iiiitiU, nml inviihltiK
llii- .iwli i' In Ihr uriii rnl Imul oltlm.
C. IT. DYE
JTTOItA'K Vand
COVXSliLOll ,,t law
oiicoon our, on.
Ollif ii-Hltiirn liver Orfttmi I'ity Hunk.
Miiviir ,1 htm. V. Kvm.
Itiv..i., r I.. I.. 1'iirlnr.
A.wxxM' H. It. liwn.
I it.i tin r Y. H, I'linriuaii.
I it Aiiiiriirv , A. p, li-r.
Mitu Mil l'. :. Iliirni.
Mr.-rl t iiiiiinUl"in r . llnlHin lt.
t .il Wutfi U ..tk. W. II. Ilumvll,
i ... . u
II, l'it!ili. l,, t'i, AC.i-V, I'. J. I'dtlie.
I'. I., t'lmrnm.i, K. N. unvn, J, li.
I ivtiilul!,, J W, o't o'li, rll.
tllK M.M1.H.
Mmli i li'e kimiik uiMtii, ham, J: 'XI r. H,
Mli.rli"t,ulii(;imlli, H .l.i M .ti Jllr. M,
llK l"l IK.
On-kMii City ,i M.il.ill;., Muliini.Cariia uml
W illi. ill: Iwri a lo til a. m. M.xi.lnytt,
WtMin'.iUv uml I'll.liiy., uml 1,'liirn. un
It 1 1 . . w 1 1 K ilnv..
Orriiu City In Mink. Clark., Milium, I'n
mil Mill. mi. I ,Mi li lltixik; I rvr. !
In A. M Turwlny, 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 .1 v uml hnturtlnv,
mill return, on lili.u lnr ,1,,, .,
$91,0011
WE LOOM UP.
OREGON CITY
Loads tho Procossion.
Figures Showing our
(Jrowth to bo Iho
(iroutestol'anyt'ily
v in tho West.
:ull am! Comjilt'lt' List nf linprnvt'-
mcnts Made Durinsr the Year.
iilii.l.iiiim,n atr( tm
t miitiinulluinl Oiurch,pi,mil.lil
" " Ml. I'l....iil tt
" Park Plana ad
Hrlinnl huiiHH, ail. to
" " Nimilt o(nuCltr
Cliarinati llrna, fi.impl.Hn, biiaUu blk
t II CliarmiiN, rnUmiin
J Tll'Ull.lllll, N
Socloty Directory.
Mr.. II
Mr. K
Un il A
St. I'mil'a (iullj
I Kvllnv.
'I,l.ll.
Il.rlui
I'rv.l.l.nL
.li..urr.
Utrvi. rtr.i I Kitr.4ny In r.t'ti tn.itilli.
Orrirtin l.inli;p, I. 0. (I. '. So 1
Mt ore ry I r,irt.y rvet, .. l 7 au o'clnrk
r M. Ill ll 1 1.'. I tell.iK.' Hull, Mel il alrnl
McmlMir. ,l Hi" tir-lrr .r limiM to aticbtl.
l) ur.Ur ulW II. llt.X'll. N u
I It,,.. tt).ii, Ht.ret.rr.
lrmple So. I, Or.umi tiljr l'ultiarrlil
( irrle.
ont .very Tur..l Kioiilm .1 7 SO at hi
oil M.ii, ati.l Kuitrtl, Mrrei.
M ii II i at . dr.. la
I'.tm.a. norrtury
MullnuiMMh l.mlnf, No. I, A. Y.k A. M.
II. i, I. it. ti'tnlir roiiiitiiiiitr.tiMii. t.t, Aral
Alttl ttttnl M.tur.Uy. i,t r.rl, titohtl, nt 7 ail r. M
nr.iitren tu a'i.1 .niiiiiiitf art i,i Hrl ti, attui.
A. r. IiAVM, H. M..
I ACKa'KMAN, iwrlart.
Vtt'R.IP I'uat So. i, (i. A It
Ml ell I of Orrirtiii.
Hon. flr. I r'rl.l.y "I rm-rr mntiih, al J IP
t. M at O.J.I Ki....' 11.11 (irraou t ll. '
uKt. A. IIWlWN'i, UoinmaiuUr,
Hiparl-
Mrml llellrf ('urit, Mi. IS,
Mr. r a l.e..n.
Mr. J II l lll.l.nry.
Mr. .J A hlrn.rt.
Mi. lien A lUr.llltjt,
Vlr. r. I'.whrai,,
Mr. It ll,,lrl. .
XI ra A K. I'.ll.e.
I're.l.letit
Heninr Vlea rrr.i.lein
Jilliier Vlee I're.l.lettl.
Reeretary
iraa.iirer
teiar,
I'umlueUir
O. m. HAYES
ATTORNEY AT LAW
nUFuo.N crry.
Ollleu corner Main mnl Mlilli StrtwtM,
(inmiltil'iiurt llmiKr.
r. f. WIIITK., W.X. WIIITK
WHITE BROTHERS,
Practical drfhilrrta J- Jluildars.
Will i,renar nlnna. eldvallnn.. wnrklni ile-
titila, ami .ienrii'i,tiiiiia Inrall klml. nl Ixuld-
1 11 K " Hj'iTlnl ntte'ltlmi plveil to liliHlerti on.
Uitea. K.llmitti-. fiiriil.FiO'l 'in ntpllentlun
Cull mi or aililmaa Will i K lllll;H ,
Oremiu City, Of n
J. O, ranOCKENBROUGH
Attorney at Law,
(Ulo Hpiielitl AKi'tH nf Ocueml Uud Olllne.;
Oregon CUy, Oregon.
llnttifHluHil, t'n-eiiitiiiii ami Tiiulier
I, uml Aiilii'iilii)iiH, ami otlinr I, uml
Ollit ti lliiHinewt, a ,Sift'iiilty.
e
e
Suit sold to
one Person.
TJ1KSL AUK NO
Flimsy dan-Trap (lingcrhroad Ooik'h, with soft wood panels
and rat Holes in the hacks of bureaus, or hrown pa
per bed rails, hut ,MAMVI'i DAK iSUlliS,
large 21 xI'.D I'.evel Plate Mirrors
in the Dressers. ' $55
Suits for
"TL,.'' S " - tit V'.,;'.
ills
Importer of Furniture, Carpets and Floor
Cloths. . Largest dtock in
the city.
No. 130 First Street, - Portland
OI'TICK: iiinl J loor
Hloek, Riljoiiiini; 1 M
Banks.
Clummin Ill'ufl.
. l.llllll Olli.'O.
BANK OF OREGON CITY
Paid up Capital 850,000.
1'itKHioKNT TIIOMAH :i!AHMAN.
Camiiikk ( HAS. II.OAtlKlKKI),
Manauick K. U KAST1IAM.
I)i'pi)ltn rtfowlvcfl nii1jift N c.lmvk.
Anivt'i l 11 m ntnl itolt'ti itUcfMinLoiJ.
County nixl city wurnutth boiiihl.
Lnitnn hiikIo on ftviilliLlfs nycitrlty,
(lolli'fliiuin itiikIc roiiiilly.
Onifth Hold nn rorilnnil, Kail IprnnrUrn,,Clilffl
K". New York, mnl nil priiMilpitl cltlcit of Ku-
rnpi).
TftkiKrHphlo AxnliatiKii doM on Portland, Hau
KriumiHco, Chlctigo and Aow York.
Interest Paid on time deposit as follows :
For thrf'ta monthfi, 4 par emit pr ntuitim.
Kor B montliK, ft pur cant, pur Hiimim,
Knr VI inonthN, 0 pur cout. per mintim.
Tim (!ortlftCRtw of rtrponto pnyahl Jon rto
mniid, hut I ntrtHt for! wiled If drawn before
end of term of dopoNlt.
The
Commercial Bank,
OK ORHUON CITY.
CAPITAL $100,000.
Transact a General Banking Buainttt.
I,mina made. Illlla dlanntiiited. Miikna ro
iHiiMniia. lliiya unit hi'IIk sxchuiiKO on nil pnliita
In tlt'i llnltiiil Htfite., Europe nntl IIihik Koiik.
)ii.oaltH recee'eil auhjonl. In t-licfk . Inttiroat Ht
ii.inil nilea nllnwi'il on time rlcpimlla. Jlank
opiMi from U a. N. to 4 V. M. Hiitiiiilny evenlniji
from 6 to 7 r, M.
D. C. LATOUUBTTIC, Prealdant.
. R. POSAI.DBON, Oaahltr
Hull on Aral ami tlil,, Cri.laya nl Men
tiiottth In eonneit ( liAit-i.er M.'iuhara u( torpa
iron, aurnnti, c.ir.iitttiy m Mc'iillittl.
Ulla ( II; l.otlk'r r i. O. I'. w.
Meri. every ..Totnl .ml fi. tirlli Friday aran
liK In l. fellow. ' linll.liiiii All aojourulni
ureiurvu coiutauy luvnen 10 .netni
x, II.KI.MtON. N. W
I' ('ouiianr, I.I Heirlmi'iil, O. . (i.
A riitiny. Tlilr.1 and M.lti Itenular drill ul.lil,
MtitnUy. Iti-Ktllar Ini.lllea. l,,eettllC, flr.l
AloiiiUy nt ea.-i, tintiilh
orrii xna.
Ja. H Hh.w. - 'Captain
K a Warren. - - Klr( l.leiitauaiii
1, 1'. Kaiitliiil. HtHJoitd LlaiiteiiaiiL
J tl (,.n..n. I.t Harieanl.
'. T. W lilllork. V, M Barieant
Kiuiiirulii lliiar Co., So. 1.
H II Union. Ktiiaman
K A. NeMlotl, Klr.t Aa.l.lant Koremail.
M. II. rLnntttf.n, Heeoml A.al.taut rnroe-an,
lllraui ttlralulll, Pre. Idem.
I.'. J. I'arkt-r, ... . Heerotary
l.aat) Ai'kerinatt. - Irea.tirer
lli'inlar tneetlnK, aernlid Wrtllie.ilay In aai h
mitntli al engine liim.e. ...at utile Mailt .treat.
iretueeu neventli mill I'. 1 at I li .
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Kllthl CoNtlHKilA noNAl.eiU'KeH.-Kav.
0. W. I.t t a. l'nlor. Horvleea at II a. M. and
7 no r M. Hiiiiilay Hi'linol alter mornliK aer
vlee, I'layar IlieellliK neiliieaday eenlii al
7 .ttin.riiH'k. rrayer initetinK nl lomia raotila
H.M.ety nt ('tirl.ilan Kiiilriivnr avery Hutiday
aveninK ai o prentni
Klletl HAI-ll.UCHI'ltCll.- Kav. C O. BTa
ham, I'aatnr Muruluii Hervltwal II :(; tiiimlay
Hi'IkhiI at I.' l't, ICvenuiK her v It'u a U; Hoiular
prayer tueetlllK n eiliientlHy evenlnK. Mnlllllly
Covenant Meelllitf every Weiltieatlay tiiIii
prei'cdliit: tha tlrat Hnmlay It, the tnunlli. A
t'nrniai inviiatitin in nil.
HI'. jollN'M l'IICIli:il CATIIol.lC.-ltv. A
H11.1.KI1HANI), I'a.'.or. On Hinithty ina. at a and
Hi mi a. M. .(leriunii acnnmi drat anil third
Mntidny In unt il month at N u clock luaa.
Hnmlay Hchool m I 'M t, it. Veapori and
lleneillctlon at Ml I' II
HI'. PAI'I.H V. K. ( Hi;n;;il -ltv. J. U Don
aldaoli. Iteclor. Hervlcea every HlttHlav at 11 UU
ami 7 ::nl n'clock ami i.iliii'Niliiy nvenltiR at 7 HO
n ntoea; Hitninty Mi'imni nt 111 ii Ml. ram i
CliKpel, (.'iiiiemiili; Bfrvli'U ouch alternate Hun
dav at 4 IKI n'olni'k.
MKlllolUH'l' K.I'lHCOI'AI, CIIIU(CII.-l(v
John I'AHaosa. I'uamr. Moriiliiit aervlca at II;
Humlny Hclioolnt li .11,, Kvenlna aervlc al7;IW.
Kpworth l.e'iKiie mecllliK Tlle.tliiy ovelllllg at
7;tl0 I'rnyer Meetlnu Tliuratlny evening at d.HO.
airiintter. cnriiiitiiy inviteti.
KlltHl' IMtl'.Hil Y'l Kill AN CIU'IK'II.-Rrr, 0,
W. OiHiiNav, 1'ii.lor. Horvleea al 11 A. M. and
7 H0 r. M, HnMialh Hchtml at in a. m. Viiiiih
1'eople'a Hnclely of ckrl.llnn liudeAvnr inftnta
every Hiiniluy cviiiiIiik at tl .'W. Wrdneadny
eveultiK pniyitr ineolliiH ill 7:HU. Hen la Iree. No
eollecllona lakcn.
KVANiitl.11 ai, Ciifiirii Hev, .1, M. Prelaa, ol
the KvnuKi'llcnl Aaaot liitlnn, will hold aervlrei
al i'ope'a Hall every Hiinility al II A. M lli.o
nntl Humlny excenteil, (Jerinuti Huhlmth lehool
every Htiiidiiy at 10 A. M.
10:01) A.
4 :0 I
Thavki.kuh' Ouidk. .
mnmiKitN t'At'irm tkaik.
Train front I'lirlliiml : Arrives, ot 0:11 A. M.
and &:II4 r. M.
Arrives Iriiiii H011II1: 0:45 a. m. and 2:4.1
P. M.
HTFA M KltH A I.ToN A--I.ATIINA.
l,envn I'lirtliinil, LciivB Ort'Kiin City,
7::io A. m. 7:.'i a. m.
1H:I)0 a.m. 10:011 A.M.
1 :00 I'. M, 1 ;IK) p. m.
H:m p. M. 4:()0 I'. M.
Hleninnr Alliniii no Way LaniliiiKn,
Ht(itiiiur l.iittiiiB Wtty l.iiittlinKH.
M1NUAY.
M. 8 1.10 A.M.
M. 8;IKI r. M.
MAHKKT UKI'dllT.
The fiillnwInK Im ul market to Wedneaday,
.Innimry U, la fiirulnlicil hy K, K. Wii.i.iami,
lieuler lutirocorlua, fruit 1111 (I Kernl of all klnili;
I'HODI'eiC-lliilter. nnr 11, U. R5. Ririra. r.
don, lino. I'litntoea, ntir Im, lion Onluna, per lb.
7,, m'l'itm, imi iiiia, hi iiiiiiiu.
rouiviiiY 1:
II UU.
KKKD-Hhorta. per ton, a.()0. Ilran, fJI.M'
liuy.tl ninth v, Imieil, IH.iki tu 2U.IX): looao, 1G.U0 tu
1H.0U-ulovor, hailed, ll!.IIO.
MKATH.-llnun, nr Ih, lltol'in: ildna,
alionlilcrK, Ho; Liiid, iiounlrjr, hulk, pur lb. lilt'
bucket., lo'u
UltlKI) PKHITH-Annlea. aim dlnd. I to lo.
mnnhlne dried, bleaclietl. 7 inKf olnn,. m..
chine dried, dlo7e; prtuiua, umalilne dried, 7 to
1UU.
.Ihlckeua, live, per dm, 2 DO to
Nearly a nilllinii ilnllma In liiii,iinr.
and iiiiiriivenieina during tl.o year jui-l
luM-ii. iinala n it inilvinil a linl rin tinl
Inr n iliteo tlei kiiiii il Onvoii Cii v I, nl
Ilia u iiinal t'M'.'ll, M li.. 11, ,,!!. ,,f
liicli llm t ilv tnnv Hell In. h ull. I. 'J'lie
Mll.ea Viliit ll liililiil,iilr,l (., in ,Un Uiih
I110M Kiniilyin - almwinti 11 10 Inn .1
railillliuiitliill til tlm nroo mica mIiMi
liindii na L-ruw an Inat dtltitlir IKsti, ex-
ci'l'l that tlm leaiilla am Iniiii' tnurki'tl
tliii yeiir vtlicii riiiiliri'i vtitlt I he
advani'O iiitivnnitiiit in utlier idiiot a, or
tttiirn rurrei ily tin, luck nl II,
It waa iil icalili' tuie year nn In iu,k
hill over tli record ol the nit year,
that tli liuilduitf liual Im-oii luii'ly i'uii
lllit'tl lo two fliittinela. via: null ami
reaiilrme (irirly. 'tlie aitme lenitiri1
iaeveti nmro ttitocnl In the 11,-tirea
lliia year, and o litke it Hint tliia la a
miwt KiatlfvliiK alinwinu' iiini-imit li aa
the linai neaa incea in tlm ul.loti d.na
waa out ol .lit riiiuitii,ti to the niiuil.ci
ol iiihttliiliiiila, !v an I'xuiiiiiiiiiii.n nl
tlm llMlira uiveit U'lnw It will I mi aeon
1 nut me year 01 imai una mvn inurn
iniiiiev in.vale.1 In inilla nd do lutiea in
llila place t hull ever lieliire, ami I0.I.1V
Ori'ifim City liaa lieen titlildlliir tnnii'
India and lucliirtca ol a anl'M.uili.tl
rliararler than any other limit or eily
on the I'at'ilie eintat of Ha aire, ur tKice
Ita kite evi'ii. It ia due tu thia imtttlnil
th Kronth of Hie phne Iium liren an
Ifival tlurifitf the pant yenr of kfenernl
ilimnt ial depreaaimi, llml the ciitlni-
ona hern olheiwian th realllt luilat huvt
!een lewa aalialuctury.
Tho eiiitillliona tliat have titevuiletl
lhruiihoiit the year and the rcMill li,,ih
ahow a hnurly (jrowtlt which nivea
pniiiiiiwi o( roiitiiiiicd inn-peril v mid
Kruwtli
at narASTUl. mi t.a ai l.
With but two or thren escctlitnia the
ralllif now lot-ated here are run md only
to aittily OreKon l itv and tho demand
of th country intniadialalv aiirniimliiif,
htll are int-a)pd in I lie iiiiiiiiilueltiie (
KWHla which have a conalniit auhi over a
laie aiH tion ol rimntry ini-lnliiii; in
initiiv iti.lancca all the I'ltitlie imii.I
ami atljacunt atutnt and tiMiltm ica, uh
well aa a fair allure ol (un-iK'ii trii.li
Tlicae milia Ixilh III 1'lllltllHK 1111. 1 nitertil
itiX rattnre a laine and euiiHtiiiiily in
cremitiii Itirve ol huiitU ieNinitve to
lliair ueliiAlida lalHirera have tlocketl
hither and have (mind employ itiftit.
When their fumilin have ai'ninanied
them they have iiilrciUfiill v (tiiiml it
aliaollltely neteaaary to cnnip nut till
a limine na hiult either eaia-eiiilly lor
Ihein or lor "nine other family an that a
vacancy oecnred. Thua it hna heeti
that there ate now 110 vacant liminca
in town and fiimihea coiiriinillv aeekm
hoiiaea to rent. Tina toiiditlnn ol iilhuin
liaa prevailed tlirtxiifliDtit ulinnat I he
entire year. Title) lieiiiK the rune one
ran readily nee why It la that Ihe follow
ing liat ahowa inoally mill uml rcfulciit'c
nroperty. The nulla have forced the
linililliig of reaidentra uml that in till
that there la to doit. In p'Umk' the
dula for thia arthlu there wua iiIko
plitinly tioticnhle iinolhcr (act which
reaoinida lo tho t'ity'a credit. Wu reler
to the.
I1KTTKH CI.Aaa Of lll ll.OINtl.
Timo waa in the liiMtorv of thia rilv
and that not many yearn letuoved w hen
very I'lieiip honae w im tlmuulil good
enoiixh for anyone, nnd atieh oitea in
wry few luiinhcra tuiswcrctl the lull
demand. The huildiiiit ol a new Iioum.
in thoae titty s wua uliuowt a wure
HtKlt thiit anicu other hoiiae wmild
attaint vacant, nml ao iinimual muh the
occurance that tlie appeiiriiiit-e of a
Iiuiiko litiilding would nil met Ihe Sun
day Htrnlleia who would evince much
intoreHt in every Hiiuhl ehui.ce ol proa-
Mrity. Tin) punt aeuaon Iiuh wilneHHi'tl
a growth which Ima taxed greatly tlie
iiower of the averitu'Q cH'zcii lo keep in
mind, and what ia niuch more to our
eredit, a large Kir rent of the hiiiltlinga
have U'un much mure coxlly uh well iih
conifortahhi uml attiactive, 'I he lint
diM'H not int'ludo tlitme cheap niiikiiHliiflH
anil rare liaa heen exereiHod to have
it correct, the owner or builder having
heen coiihuIukI whenever prucliculilo.
Tho Amount hih iIowii at the dive fur
minor iinproveinenta wbn deteiinined
hy coiiHiilting a nuinlierof couipeteiit
jtldgea and in not cotiHidered extraviigunt
hy any meana. Indeed it ii foiiHiilciiihly
below the eatitnatn.
Ilolow we give a lint of improvement!!,
the name of tho pciHun milking the
character of the improvement!! uml iln
COHt.
WillRinetta Palla Pulp and Paper Com
pany: new paper mill, aulphlte mill,
addition to pulp mill and machinery f'..7MXK
Crowu Paper Company: onmiilotiiui
null, a lilltlniia and mnchlnory 17'i,CHH)
WUUiutlte Palla Kluetrln Compunv:
new power huuae. pi mil, nmchlnery,
eto imi.OOO
Oreifoit City MuiMifnottirlugCouiuatiy:
uew mill, noup factory, wiirohouaca
and uiachliiory M,tH)0
Oregnn City Panklng Company; now
building and plant lx.OtK)
Oregon City 8uw Mill new mill and
machinery ll,000
Gladatone Haw Mill Company mill
plant and machinery 20, tXK)
Orriron CUy Bimh and Iionr Cnmpiuiy
mill plant and machinery in,000
Oreiinn Olty Iron Works luetnry and
machinery 7,(KK)
Gladatone Furniture Company mill,
vrarohounoa, machinery, eta ASOO
W. V. Ilurat box faotory and nmnufiic-
Hiring carpenter 2,000
Holcomb Creek Haw Mill Compiiny -
mlll. machinery and plant . . 0,000
Orogoa City Keuco Company plant and
machinery 1,000
Oregon CUy Huatlo chair factory 1,1)00
aTORXH, PU1II.IC HlllMllNnH, BUMUISNCKH, Kit'.
W. F, T.A L. Co,, Improving water Power ,81,000
E. L. Kaalhara, resldeuoe ln.oiki
M, K. church H.O0O
J I'llUllilll
II W Clnireli
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II J Mauling
I II Purler 1
P P Medea
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K P Itaiida
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thick
K II Caultelil, bloek
A Chaaa, realdeuoa
Ilamltliui A Waahbura, alora
Cliarle. Alliey, realdenca
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W W Mar. "
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U K Willoinhby "
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Mr. A PHurfiia
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tieo Wtntita bviiea
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OP Mullen ". "
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Mr Miller "
ItaweoU "
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W II P1111M011 "
Paul Miller '
M II Noble "
W II lluila '
Tri.utau Croaa 11
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There appenri to be Jun epidemic of
axariHi lever In the vicinity ol Aurora,
The railroad Imtween Mnilfurd and
Jackaonville la egiH-ctwl to bo com-
pletvd thia week.
Caaea of'tvnhniil tniiliiria nrn ri'tirtrtjwl
Jnattl prawnt In the hotiHi'lioid of aev
eral ol Haletn'a eitixena.
Tho Union roiintv record ahuwflSI
uncanceled inortgugea, rcpreaunling a
total indebtednnHN of 1 ,,'H7.
The Halem Joiirnul aava that in Ore
gon there ypf. remain ninntv-aix lot
eclnwl hoiiaea til thia iiinnU'r I. a lie
county IcmlH, having oixtcen.
The Hun in the inline of the new
pH-r which ia to miike il lirnt ap
iieuraiico at Miirablltdd, Jmiuiiry H,
Meaar. Kiglm, I. UN- and Hcflo being the
proprietor.
In Ihe Itoaobnrg luiidnflice the btiai
llea for llie liui'l oltice una: lliiiiieiida
4 1 -. ire-'iiiptiiiliH, 11)2; linal linimi-
ateaila. ; ttmln-r appiicuiiotia aince
July 1,,'ilO
T'.iere i a projci't on font to build a
narrow guiiii railroad from Yakima
Citv, up the Ahtutiiio. CiinituliHtH will
vi.it Yakima to look into the feiiHihility
of thia acbeine.
There ia a very well (Mined rumor
that crude petrideum baa le-en dis
covered in tho bill back of Foreat
drove. I'rofeaaor l-hnw now liu the
attiirifi bia poHi'Hlon fur unalytii.
John U. Itiiyle, clerk jf Hie Yakima
agency, report that the wild Indiana
living on the lower part of the reacrva
tion have contracted the Mes.iah craze
and ate indulging in the gliont dunce.
run between I'ortlund and tlm bower
CiiHcaoV and lioimeville daily except
Hiinduyg, milking way luti'lingx a at
pniHunt.
Hev. (Ihurlc ltounel, rector of Hi.
Ktephen'a Kjiiai'ojtul church, Wihhii
hickon, waa ItiMt week found dead nt
hi home, Tho reverend geiitlcmuu and
hia family apent C'liriHtiim night at tlie
home of Mr iioiiiiel'a aixter, ut CheHt
hill, and yeHterdiiy be atiiited home with
the intention of lighting the beater lire,
ho a to have the Iiouho warm when tlie
family came. They arrived nt 0 o'clock
ami finding the (four locked, citii""l
an entrance to ba ellected and a aeaicli
mudo, Mr. Iloniiel via lound dend in
the cellar. Ilo waa ii'i year old and,
NtudieJ divinity under 'biahop Will
lama, of Connecticut. HUitoHman.
I)r, K. L. Willotighby, formerly of
Linn county baa diacovered a depmlt
of opal near hia catt le ranch nt J lay
creek, Crook county, where be ba lo
cated under the mining law of Oregon,
and I mining for the piecioti atone.
They are found In tho form of geodea or
nut like concretion ituheded in the
tracbytiu conglomerate. TIicho opal
are very hnlhuti'., and thone found
hulow the decouipoHing action of air
and water are durable and valuable.
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Uoaeluirg ia nametl after it founder
Aaron Hur, an early pioneer to tin
ct nt at, who ctt Icil up tho hunt on
which the citv now Htaml a a dona
tion claim under the act of rongreaa of
Scjitt'inlM'r 27. 1'H.MI.
f'itiwnaof (irua Valley are circulating
a petition throuh Micrm.tn couniy auk
ing that a iHjitlonuf Waaco county e
added to it. the part they waul 1 not
large, but would extend the aoutbern
boundary ol Micrinun to Hut k Hollow
Paul RtiHbinan, of Cathlainet, wih
ing to lay up unmet hi nir for a raity duv,
buiieil ix Iwenty-dollnr guldpiece in
tlie earth near the realdence oi J, I
Wilaon. When lm oiiened bia cache
on niinv day be found it empty.
O.i the 2iith, at Olvmpia. Denutv In
atiei'tor t'ohlintxt arretel tho noted
opium amuuifler, l.alielle, for whom ao
eminent olllclal Imve brn at-arching
for a year punt. He liaa been In ..yni
iia the pant aix tnunthn driving a hum
dry wit 41 Hi.
The (. urvalli Isonnl ot I ratio 11 agi
tating the auhject of improving the up
per river, o that iMUts may run to that
point the entire year. A united effort
on the part of all the ritie and counties
intereted would be mire to accomplish
thia much-to-lie-desired end.
There ia a tract of forest trees in
Southern Oregon, embracing about
tl.OOO aipmre mile, which, if cut and
gold at 10 tier 1000 feet would pay our
national debt twice over, It is esti
mated that the amount of inercliantuhlo
timher landing amounts to UW.OOO.tHHl,
000 feet.
The ditch for tho draining of Iike
Uihisli and the conseipicnt improve
ment of a large area ol rich land is com
pleted. The ditch four and one-half
mile long, aix feet wide at the iKVttom
and an average depth of three a:nl one
half feet. The cost of construction is
2,til0, the total cost of eveiything be
ing WOOD.
Word received at MarshfleM from
Judge Holcomh ia to the effect that be
ba succeeded beyond his most san
guine hopes in interesting capital in the
railroad from tho I'mpqua to Kant
Murshlleld, which will lie a portion of
tho coast road ; and that whenever
weather permits, work will bo com
menced on both ends of tho line.
O, V. Ilunt'a llmincial troubles seem
to bo thickening in Umittilln county.
The total amount ot the claims now
pressing ut l'endlcton reach nearly $14,
000. Kverytliing bo owns, individu
ally, in the' county a half interest in
the Hunt Cavinesa ranch, a town lot
and all his real and personal property,
have been attached, and doubtless his
creditors would like to get a bold on
the road bod if possible,
"Undo" Jacob Spores died ut bis
residence just north of the bridge on the
road leading from Kugeiio to Coburg
where be bus resided fur more then 40
years, last Sunday, lec. 28, in bis 117th
year, lie came to Oregon in 1817 and
settled on the donation cliuni where he
has lived ever since. Ilo owned the
lerry where the city is now, in 1852, when
we crossed the river Bt that place, and
it was known all over tho Willamette as
"Spore's ferry,"
An exchange tells the following sad
story: "A brother editor, who was
'badly gono' on his lady, undertook to
give her a bull room puff, and wrote.
"Her dainty feet were encased in shoes
that might have been taken for fairy
boot;" Hut the blundering composi
tor mudo it read : "Her dirty feet were
encased in shoes that might have been
takon for a ferry boats." And now the
editor is a girlless madman, while the
blundering compositor is a fugutivo in
tho land.
On tho day before Christmas, Frank
Doughton and Critl Hurkhurt, who live
n few miles of tho city, says the Al
bany Democrat, catno upon a wild bog
that had been seen quilo often in that,
locality. The bog was so fat that its
locomotion was slow and tedious. They
caught it with a dog, hauled it home,
killed and dressed it, and found it
wejghad 500 pounds. After trying .the
fat out thoy found it weighed 270 pounds.
It could not run, and would only tight
when one guts in i's way.
The Union l'aoitle bus withdrawn
the steamer from the Columbia, between
Tho Dalles anil the Cascades, The rea
son given given is that navigation on
that part of tho river is uncertain at
thia season on account of ice. and the
steamer required overhauling. She
will be put in thorough repair for next
hummer b hiiBiuess. The Luibiie will
Youngest Printer.
Tug Kmtkiipiiik, in a recent iue,
presented the nuiue of K. Warner, aged
i.i, of it force, as the oldest printer 111
the statu, and to make things even, the
r.iiL'ene Journal conn1 out with the
following: In speaking of old and young
pouter the Journal can certainly IiohhL
of the youngeat printer in the I'liilcd
State. Little Webster Klinaid, who is
but 7 year old, stands in a chair ut tlie
casn in thi iillit'ii with a slick iit.'d rule:
and click tlm typo along iv.ln the other
buy, anion of whom are thirty yeaia hi
senior. The little fellow is nut a rapi I
in picking llii'in 1111 us uoiiio of the oilier
compoitors, but lie can tuke a piece of
manuscript copy and well it is just
wonderful how accurately be can put
itintotypo. When it ia remembered that
there are one hundred and forty-eight
different boxes in the printer's curia it is
certuinlv astonishing to see one so
young performing this kind of wotk.
Mount Itainier It .Must I.Vmatu.
Sometime last summer the (.'huinlx-r
of Commerce of Tacoma requested the
iiroH'r authorities in Washington city to
have the name Mount liainier changed
to .Mount Tacoma on government maps
and charts. On September 4 President
Ilurri on appointed a board on geo
graphic names, w ith Thomas O Menden
hall a chairman, to decide the proper
designation in about 2(H) cases of dispute.
among them Mount Kainier. Colonel
Mentleiihall asked Judge Swan, of Port
Tnwnsend, lo give him a history of the
discovery and the naming of Washing
tun 'a biggest mountain. JmL'o Swain
d d so, and told him he knew of no rea
son why the original name itainier
should be changed to Tacoma, except lo
gratify the iersomil pride of citizens oi
Tacoma. Today he received from Col
onel Mendenhiill an advance copy of Ihe
report of the commission, which declares
that no authority whatever was found
fur the name Mount Tacoma, and it
must always remain on all government
maps and charts aa Mount Itainier.
LdlMin's l-iitett.
For roveral years Thomas A . E Iisort .
has hce'i at work upon mi itivl niioti,
w hich, If perfected, would diw.or.nt all
the other miraculous work uf the wizard.
He says he tieliovcs it possible to gene
rale electricity from coal without the
aid of any motive power. He has pro
gressed so fur as to generate .electricity
in this way but not in sullicient quantit
ies to be of much value. It iH suid that
a pound of coal contains enough Intent
energy to carry itself around the globe.
At present over 85 per cent of this energy
in wasted iu the process of conversion
into heat and power. Mr. Kdison'a
scheme, if it were to be proved practi
cable, would undoubtedly revolutionize
the industrial world. It would make
electricity the only motor uower in
common use and the wiving of fuel
would be enormous. The enthusiastic
inventor savs that he hopes to see the
great Atlantic liners driven across the
iieeun by the power generated from 11
few baskets of coal where now thousands
of tons are consumed.
.tight ot Way Ruse.
At Silverton, Sunday, the Oregonian
Kailwnv formerly the Narrow Oblige
succeeded m widening its side-track
which runs down town ovorWater street.
W hen tlie, Otvgomun lines proper were
being widened the citizens of Silverton
and the city fathers opposed the railway
company iu its endeavors to widen the
side-truck, and it has been oi no use
since tlie rolling stock was changed.
The company hud to get down Water
street and to the mill in some way, and
every time they started to change the
gauge the city stopped them, saying no
right of wav had been granted for stand
ard gauge track there, lint tlie com
pany was not to be celeated, so bright
and early Sunday morning they put a
force of about lifly men on, and w idened '
the three-fourths of a mile of road, lead
ing lrom the main linn clown Water
street to the mill, before the citizens of Sil
verton Itnew what they were about or had
an opportunity to interfere. It ia claimed
the right of way was never granted
tho company, by either city or county,
for the laying of its line on this . street,
antl some fun may be expected, as the
railway has had peaceful possession and
run its trains without molestation for so
many years. Statesman.
New Method of Placer .Mining.
Mining men have always know n that
the sand bars of the Fraser river were
wero rich in yellow metal, but the great
trouble has boon to got at it. Tlie river
is too big to be diverted from its bed,
and although millions lie a few feet be
low the surface it has not been practi
cal to take it out in tho past.
Two ingoiiiiis mechanics and mines of
Westminister, Messrs. J. A. Matthews
and II. T. Scurry, 1'iavo invented a
machine which they claim will work in
gravel on tho bars profitably. The
machine is called a sub-aqueous miner,
ami though bard to describe without a
Haw is Bubstuutiully a large scow, on
which is a lixed a boiler and engine, the
latter being the motive power tu actuate
a set of dredge buckets, much .the same
as a marine dredger. The stuff raised
is made to pans throrgb sluices and rif
fles and over blankets and mercury
charged plates, which arrest most of the r
gold in transit.
Tho great feature of the machine is an
underwater flume, which lies along the
bottom of the stream behind, where the
buckets of the dredge are at work on the
gravel. The Hume lies dpwn stream,
and the disturbed gold-bearing gravel is
swept through it by tho force ot the cur
rent, aided by a revolving brush, which
sweeps it into the other end of the fhuue.
This Hume is provided with blankets,
rilllen, mercury plates, etc,, and is so
arranged that by a system of steam
winches the tlumo can be at any time
easily hoisted to tho surface for exami
nation. Victoria Times.
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