T C Jolintoa
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rips
ERPRIS
HE ENTERPRISE,
Has taken the lead and will
koop It, As on advertising med
lum It ranks second to nono,
HE-ENBRI'RISE-
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Compot,o3 wfth, fotknA Jo,h
00.09 in prjqoa on olj pj.n PA4
foney work. ' Glvo uo n trial.
OREGON CITY, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 0. 1891.
VOL 24-NO, 37.
PRICE 5 CEIv
ENT
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LI LJ
JrliL
HABIGHORST to COPTARTT
1M Front Strwt. ITAllD WAllE Portland, Oregon,
Nnrlhweaicrn Attenta lor
Pextcr Diamond, -Lane Oecldetil Tuitletooto Paster Lane "Silver litl laws
'".-'"..:;' i s'
L'lvscont WYdgos (wanuntoil.) tt il S Proof Chains. Arcatlo Filos. Ropo. CroHCont Stool
I.opgors and Wood Choppers Specialties
Oregon City Agent, - WILSON it COOK
LUMBER.
The GLADSTONE MILL CO.
Now have a Full Stock of Lumber on hnmi niul can till
all orders jiiimiptly. Thoir mtovk embraccM
FltHtrin;, (Yilliipt Hustle unit all crudes of DicssihI Lumber, Lath,
Tickets and Dinietision Stuff.
SjHvial lUllst Cut. Send in your orders before the Spring mull.
Sorensen 1 h Young !
a UAM-FAC1THKKS Or" AND PKALKKt) IS a
PLALN and FINISHING LUMBER
1 Fir, Spruce ami Cellar; also Liitlm, rickets. Hiiii-i
i ' 'tc" '"I'l'' to a" point on
' f the river or by rail.
1 j
I Mill mtimuil on V i I tmii-tt- river nt j
J.F.0'RD1LLY& CO.
STOVES
' Cheapest : in : the : city
Orders from the country promptly tilled.
148 Third Street, Portland- Near Morrison.
Cms!
.aSS E2323
Of All Designs, From the Smallest
Clxilcl's. ClxcLlx-
To the Largest
Avrm Chair.
Patent Kinking Chairs of neat ami nohhy deHigns;Perfo
rated and Wood-seat Chairs; Fancy Reed and Cane
seat and hack Dining and Linrarv Chairs.
MATTRESSES ! MATTRESSES !
We also carry a complete line of Mattresses Yum
Yum; Coil Spring; Pox and Top made to order. Woven
wire, two and three-ply, of all sizes; Bedsteads, Lounges,
Cots, Etc., Etc.
"Warren cc Holman.
Oregon Picture Frame Company
Mouldings, Mirrors, Frames, Pictures, Bric-a-brac,
Engravings, Etchings, etc.
108 Third Street, Portland. Arlington Building
ffStOr!ers by mail or boat promptly filled.
POPE & CO.
This old and reliable Arm always keep In stock a full lino of
Heavy, SMf 11 Maifactnrei
Uai'ilw'ipp TinwQPP btn !
11U1U1IU1U, 1 1111! Ill U, UlU.
Plumbing, Gms fitting & Jobbing
Attended to Promptly. Es
timates Furnished.
OREGON CITY
'""i'1"!"1"1' "'A '' I'"1' iii 111 1 mim
-'t ..' 'i. .7.1 a..v .u..r ,'
LUMBER.
I!
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OREGON
CROCKER
Ciirs!rarl;fc!
hi immiil
h.,ii,.iiiii .mi ... m.
1 ' . ' . .,4 . ve- J
Professional Cards.
j. a. Moi'ixaot'oa
f f CUWIHtf
llrarkfuabroMg ti A ('!(.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
All laeaaj Man V. I. Laud Offlc ..aolalty,
HIAe ruouia Maud l. I' t laud oic.ee
o btilldiug, -o
OltmiON CITY.- " . . Oregon
DOWEN PORTER, M, D.
Physician and Surgeon
CAN It Y, OltKitoN.
W. CANKY joUMtoK. e. M. lli.KMX.
J 0 II N SO N Jc I III. KM A.N.
LAWYERS.
Corner Fourth and Main Sts.
OrrfON ll), 4rvau.
EtAI. ESTATK tnMXUuii MONKY tu LOAN.
C. D. & D. C. LATOURETTE,
ATTORNEYS p COUNSELORS AT LAW.
MAIM rNKKT, OKK1IO t'TV, ORKIION.
rutnl.li Alntr.cu nlTKI. Lum Unity, tat
olt 34ortg.it.. .ml lru..il uurl
i . MutnM
r. A. UcbHIUK. A a. DHKiMKa.
McBRIDE & DRESSER.
Attorneys at Law.
Olllit in Jaguar lllm-k, Orvifun City, Or.
, T Kt'RXIV.
u t .mi).
B( lOCY, IIARIM DKAl'Klt,
ATroHXKYSATUW.
OaituiiN CiTr, ... Orikiiim,
Tit yran pipfririicv . rvrltr nf 1 1
I'. 8. Innil olliit. Iirro nHOiiimriiil. u In
our lallv it all kimlant buaiiiro l(ur
II. r unit uitii and Hip inurtu, mi, I lnvoU ing
llir I'rni-llir in tlic icvtirral Imul nllliT.
O. H. DYE
ATTOHXEY and
COLWSELOi: at Law
OftlOON OITV, OH.
Otlhtf up italr over Orvnon City I5nk,
O. J3. HAYES
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OHEUOS CITY.
Ollicf corner Main and Kiglitli Hlieeta,
OpKwilr) Court IIoiikc.
Bank.
BANK OF OREGON CITY
Paid up Capital 850,000.
I'mcAiniKT THOMAS CH Alt MAN.
Cahiurh (HAS. M.CAl'KtKU'.
Manaokh K. I,. KAISTHAM.
irpo.ll. r.rnlrrd ul)i-i"l tn chu t
Apprnv9l bill, null nut.. itiMniiii(.
('uuuly .ml city w.rr.nu biilii.
Ut.ii. m.'ltt uu av. liable ..curtly.
CoUrrtlnn. maili rnmptty.
Dr.ll. aiilit on 1'urtl.inl. H.n Krnnol.cn .t'htra
Nt'o York, anil all principal rUlraul Ku
mix.
Tclrf raphlr pianir. mM nn Portland, flan
fr.ui't.co. clilc.f.i auil A.w York.
Interest Pat. on time MiiIoHoti:
Fur three month.. 4 per cm par annua,
Knr fi mi.iillia. 6 tier cent, per auuiim.
forU niuiilln, 6 peroaul. paraunum.
.Tim a I'.rtlfloata. nl depnatl payabl tnn ilr
mauil, hul Inlareat Inrtsltail II drawn belurr
ami nl (arm ol ilrniiall.
The Commercial Bank,
OK OHKtiON CITY.
CAPITAL $100,000.
Traniacti General Banking Builnett.
l.on. mad. Rllla dlirnutilvd. Makaa eo
tctlnna. Huva and arlli aai'hanaa no all polnta
In Hie Culled Htatea, Kiirnpa and limn V"ii
pepo.lt. revel "rd aiilijei'l to check lutert.t al
u.imt rate, allowed on time depoalta. llauk
ocii (rom a. M. to 4 r. M. Halnrday aveuluji
Iroin t to 7 r, u.
D C. LATOl'KKTTK, Prr.ldent.
r t DONALDSON, Caihlar
VORSHAM 0
: : : BR0J
UKALKIt IN
Beef, Mutton, Veal, Pork
Nnne but Hie beat ol meata bandied, Free de
livery tn all part, nl the city,
BI10P TWO D00K8 AllOVE POST orKICK
OHi:OH 'IT1. O III!.
F. t. WHITK. W. a. WHITE
WHITE BROTHERS,
Practical Architects $ Builders
Will prepare plana, elevatloua, worklnf de
tail., and apecllloatliina lor all klnila ol builil
ItiK. Htienliil attention given to moilern oot'
tHK"", Katlmatea furul.lied nn appltoKtlou
Cull on or addrnaa WHITK 111(08.,
Orexon City, Ogn
John Tyaoke,
Carpenter iintl JJuilder
Okeuon City.
Oiiarantcica antlafantloii Enlinnlc. and
pinna Iiirnl.lidd.
i:lllhllNliMl 1M8.
0. N. C3KKENMAN,
Dray age & Expressirig
f'' 'i lit mill i,i ct'ln in:iv.iivil to nl;
- i,u,ls ? -ir;
The Enterprise.
IHAbllialtwd Kvry Frldwy.
OlTlClALPArL'H OF CLACIAMAS CUUNTT.
utincniiTioN HAiitn,
rAYAai.i ir APVAami
On year
Hit moiitli 1 )
Tliree inontlii - U
AdverliainK rain. ven on applltutioii.
Aftoula I'or 'l'ba iinleritrla), "
Caniiv,
Cl A('KAWA,
Mu.WAi'Kia,
Union Mu.l.a,
K, 8. Hmahiiai.l,
K. A WaioiiT,
It. 0. l.awu. .
V, H. NlWHKIIY,
Oku. Knkiiit
A. Matiikk.
Aarnt a IU,ou
U. J, Tni'LUNukk.
. Aim
Mkahow Hnook.
Nioi.a.
Nkw Kna
Clackamas county Directory,
COUNTY orricKitM.
JudlMf
... J. W. M.ldrum.
II. II, Jolin.oll.
W. VV. 11. Nriiimiii.
. W, T. Wldlloek.
S, H. l alllt,
, , Ji'lill Y. Noble.
. . Alr(. TIioiiiboii.
, blilnrv r)ni III.
Cliarlr. AI-M-hiiko,
flora of Court
Sbarlir
Heoonler . , .
I'rraanivr.
Aaaeaaor .
Hcltool Stiimriiik'iidi'iil
Hurvryor
CoiniiilMtiHien
Ciirneliiia Hnir.
CoinmlMlonara' Court m.ci. Ir.t WednMday
ol eauli mouth.
OllKtlu.N CITY OKKICKKB.
Mayor Hn. K. Ityan,
Iteinrdcr . l I., 1'iirli'r.
Aaavaaur ... . H. It. tlrocii.
Ireaurrr ,, K. It, I'luiriiian.
City All. iriirv . . A. rt, lrewr.
Mnrahul. . ('. a. Htirna.
direct t'imiiiiia.liiiiiT . t'. HahciH'k.
Stip'lof Water Worka VV, II. Howell.
1'iiim il MkN,
C. II. t'atincld. I'liaa. Atliev, I'. J. I'aikf,
T. I., t barman. K. n. arren, J, K.
Tn'tiibnili, J. V. OVoiinell,
Heular meethia nt rlly council flr.l Wed
uv.d.y III each woiiin.
TIIK MAIL.
Mall. do., niiiiig imrtli, H a. kt., 2:'.1 r. M.
.Matl.cliKuiiiKaoiilli,N:l.lA. M.,V:A)r. M.
' eioa N"t tH.
OrcKxii t'ltv to .MnluUa. Mnllno.Caru. and
Williull: Lravca at Itl.tk) a. m. Mutliluva,
eiliicMlav a ami Krtdaya. and relorn. on
lollnwliiK day..
lireifiiii I il v to Mink, Clark., .Mtillno, In
mn Mill, and Mia, Ion Itnxik i Ijravea al
10 A. M. 'i'ucailAV. 'l'litiradiiv and Halordav.
and relurna on nillow lug dat e.
Sooloty Directory.
UKKuoN CITY HOARD OF THAPK.
Me.l.'.t Coll it lluuaeiin Heound Tuel.y In
eacn montn t i.nora wawouia
r. K IxiNAI.lwo.N, i. t. APP!CII'.
Hecr.tary. Pre.ldrul.
kll'LTNOMAH UlDUK. NO. I. A f A A at
HoM. It. reeular camianiilcallona on Rr.t
nd third Malunlava nl each uimilh Mllttra
llrellireu liiwd .Umllni .re luvlied tn alloud
W, K CAItl t . W, kt.,
T. F. KYA.N.eorelary.
OKKUtiN UlDolt. I 0 O. F No. 1.
Meat, every Thtiraday avau .ia al 7 SO o'clock
r. a In the tb'd fellow.' 11.11 klaln .Irml
Member, ol (tie order are In. tied lu attend,
by Order ol W A klulleion, N. i.
Thoa. hyan, Hecrelary.
FAI.u'kNi 'AMI'MKNr. Nn , I ( O Y
Meet. Hr.l and thlnt Tnaad.y.of anrh month
at l hUl Fellowa hall Member, and vl.illni
pawl.rcha, eordlilly Inrlted to attend
A. H JXI. ) W. O I'OHK.I I.
VcrlU. Chiel I'aiilol.
CKHAH CAMP, No. 1. M0DKI1N WuoliMkN
Mreta .econd and louMh Tueaday nl each
month al Odd Fellow Halt.
F. g. W a aaia, V 8.
L K jAXaay, Cleik
FAI.JJ CITY I.OIHJK OF A O V W.
Meet, every .econd and li.nnh Friday even
hit ul each month lu Odd Kellow.' biilldiua
All eojouruiiii hrelhreu euidlally Invite, I to at
lend.
IAH WILKINSo.t. M. W.
TkMPI R No 1, OHkUON C11Y PATKIAH
CIIAL C1HCLK.
Merta every Tuea,t.y Fveuln al 7 Ml al hall
on Mala aud Fourth Hireeta
M o H.raitr, Orar
'. I'Aintaa. hecreury.
ANPI'.K I10FKK LOlHiK. No. , 0N8 OF
II til MANN.
Meeta avery Huuday at 1 o'clrak p o at
Treubatb Hall kaD O.axnipaa. Pre.
At aaar Hmii.iimu. 8. y
WAKNKK UHANUE, No. 117, P. o II..
Meet lourlh Halurdar ol each month, el their
ball In Nw Kra. K. 0. Haddock. Hec y.
J. Ca.tj, Matter,
MKAPE POMT, Nn 10 A. K l'r r Alt I Mt.NT
OF OKEOON.
Merla flr.l Friday of each month, al 7 SO
a. al Odd Kcllima' Mall. Ilreaou I lly.
' UKO. A. lUUI'INO, Commaudrr.
SlKAl'F. PKI.IEF COKPS. No. I. IKP ART
UK NT OF OKKOON.
Mr. F. O. Mct'own. PrealdenL
Mra. (leo. A llardlnit, - Hcuretary.
Mra P. 8. Cochrane, - Trea.urer.
Meet, on Aral and third Frldaya ol each
month tn Council rhan'her. Mcmhera of corp.
Irom ahroail, cnrdlally welcomed.
F COMPANY, FIII8T HKUIMKNT, 0. N O.
Armory, Third and Main. Hetular drill nleht,
Monday. I(eiilar bualneaa meelluf, flr.l
Monday nl each month.
orru'gaa.
. - Captain.
E 8 Warren, - - Flr.l Lieutenant.
T. P. Uaudall, Hocoud I. Iemeu.nl.
J, 0 Oanoni,
1.1. H.ry.allt.
Q. M. Harcaul,
W. T. W hillock,
FOI'NTAIN HOME CO., No. J.
Keeiilar meellnf, .ecnud Wedneaday lu each
month al enaltie noiiae, ea.t aide Malu atreet,
between Heventh aud Klehlb
I Ail.nUi.i net y. la nil uaniiean, rrea.
Ku, NewTOX, Furemau.
CATAHACT HOSE CO. No. J.
Meet.. econd Tuewlav nl each month at Cat
aractK.UKllieboii.il. W II. HiiwaiL. Prea.
o. II. na.Tow, Hee y J. w. o Commu, f ru.
COLI'MHIA HOOK AND LADDEK CO.
Meeta Aral Friday ol each ' month al
Fountain Knitlne houae. Chak, Atiikv, Prca,
O. C. Daioh, Heo y. CHAa UtTiaa, t'rm.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
FIIIHT CONOKEOATION AL CHUItCH -Hr.
0. W. Li'fA, Pa.tor. Borvlcea at II A. u. and
7 80 r M. Hundav Hchnnl after mnrnlnir aer-
vice, Piavur meellne; Wedue.day evenuiK at
7:auo,niocK. rraynr incetiiiK ul vounii rcopiu.a
8oolety ol Chrl.llnu Kndeavor every Huuday
evenuiK at 6:M prompt.
V,u I' 11 1 ll.'lj'hllll llllilll . II... . B.M.M.
riiii eni iini ,iii,i.,ii, ihv. i,.w,
MAN, Pa.tor Mornlnx Dervlce at 11:110; Hominy
Hchnnl al 12 1ft; KvenlUK Hervlce ::I0; KuKUlar
prayer meciliiK Wedneaday evenliiK. Monthly
Coveniiul Mcetliii every Wedncadny evenln.
pruccdlnir the Hral Miiuday lu Hie mouth. A
QoruUl Invitiitloii to nil.
HT. IOIIN rl CIICItCil.CATIIOl.lOi-ltKV. A
IIii.i.kiikanu, Pa.:or. On Huudiiy mnaa tit H and
lo ao a. v M. Hvery accoun nun toiirin Biinuay
Oermnn acrmoii nftor ihe rl o'clock ma...
At nil other ma.aca Kuitll.h acrmona. Huuday
Hchool at i :m P. M. Voapcra, auoli(ctlmil
eublocta, and Hencdlcllou nt 7 .MO P. M.
Hi; PAUL'S P. K. CIIHHJII. Ilev. J, M Hon.
tldann. Keotor. Uervinca evnrv Huudiiy nt II ;IKJ
and 7 HO o'clock and Wedneaday evculiiK at 7 ill)
o ciock; nuuiiay Hcneoi al lti:w Hi, mora
Chttpel, Oiincinnh; Hcrvlco ench alternate Hun
lnv nt t;Oli o'olock. Ht. Paul'a ilulld mccta flr.l
Tiiiimniiy in eucn month. Mra. II. I,. Kelley
PrcMlilent: Mra. V h. Cochrane, Hecrntnry,
MKTIIOIIIriT KI'IHOOI'AI. UIIUHOH. kv
John Paiikonh, pnatnr. Moriilint aervlce at !!
sluiiday Hchool nt llt;UO; F,vcnln aervlce Ht7:l).
I'.pworin I'rniiuc meeting Tiii-Kilny cvenlnif at
com rrnyor mcciuifr Tiiuraoay evening at 11:80
Uranecra cordlullv Invite. I
KIKHT PUKHllYTEKIAN CHI!HCH.-Rav. 0
W. Oibonkv, Piiator, Hervlnea nt 11 A. X. and
7:0 r. M. Hiihlmlh Hchnnl nt 10 A. M. Yoiin
People'. Society of Chriatlnn Kndcavnr meet,
every Him.Uy evenlnir at 8:80. Wedneaday
cvdiilne prnjcr meirlluir nt7:8U. Hnita free.
RVANOKI.tCAI. CHUHCH.-ltuv, J, M, Prel.l, of
the hVHnn.i-llc.r1 AaeiH-lntton. will hold .crvlcea
.: . Li' . . 1 v P"""."' " o li meaec-
THK MONRYLKHN MAN.
Thlbeautllu1Mm waioompmad yeart aio
by ll.ury Dtantun, May. villa. Ky, iocU am
ol poetry are not ofteu met with, written by
autlinri whoa uamee art never know In
Uetory.J '
I. there ha hlaea nn Hie fana of Ilia aarlh
Where charily ilwullrlli. where virtue ha. blrthT
Wheie boanni. In kludueaeaud mercy will heave
aim ine poor aun tne wreivneil mail a.k auil
receiver
li there nn pine, ne earth where a knock Iroin
Hie poor
Will brio. ,t kind aimal In o,en the diHirf
Ah! aa iri'h the wide world whenever you can.
There la uo door lor the pioueyle.a man
On look In the ball where Ihe chandelier llfht.
Driven otTwllh lie aplcudor, the darkuete ol
nlkhti
Where (lie rich haitelnf eel vet. In.hadnwy (old,
Iwaep. tract lully down, with lit Irltuuiln.. ul
(old,
Aid inliror. nl .liver lake up and renew
In lone-. Illit,'d vi.la. Ihe 'wllderlii view;
On there In your PaU'hea, end And II you (ah
A weleuiulna aielle lor the uioueylee. tu.u,
Uelook lu yourel uruh ol ibat elvud reaehlui
pire.
Which (tv.t back t ihe aua hit mid look al
flrw.
Where the arebea aud oylurou. are orfeue
Wltlliu,
And the walli eeera a pure at a aeul
Wltbnui am:
U,4uia the Uwf atetee ee the ek and the
In Ihe pomp and the pride ol their werldly eaiate
W.Ik down lu your pale he., aud And It tuueau,
Wkoopaua pew lur a atuueyle.amaa
On look lo your )udae.. lu dark Anwlunnwn,
eiiio in. ac.le. wuereia law wei.ne.l ijuirlly
down.
Where he Imwniou Hi weak and .Bill., on
Ihe atnini.
And punlahea rl.ht and lu.llAa. wrona:
Mbera lurore Ihelr Hp. on ihe Hlblehave laid,
To render a verdict they've already made;
Un there la (he courtroom, aud Aud II vuu can
Any law lor (he eaaa ol a luoueylew ttl.tt.
Oo look In the bauka, where U.iuinon. hatlnld
III. kiiimred. aud ihouaand. ol .liver aud (old
Where .ale Iroin Ihe baud, ul Ihe atarviut aud
wir.
The pil. upon pile el the tilitarln. ore:
H alk up In ilia counter n there you may atay
Till your limb, have irow u old aud your hair
turn, iiray.
And you'll And al Ihe hauk not nneul clan
With nioiiey to laud to a nioueylex man.
Then n In your hovel no raven haa led
The wile who haeaiirtered .eloni lor her bread.
Kneel dowu by her pallet aud ! Ihe deatb
Iro.l
Frmn Ihe llnlol Hie auicl yunr poverty loal
Then turn lu your ageuy upward to Ond,
Aud ble.a while it .mite, you, Ihe ehaaientuf
rod.
And you'll Aud at the end ol your llle'i
little pau,
There a a welcome above lor Ihe noaeyleaa
tu.u
Trau.fera of llealtjf.
IK Miller to C llofTinan xi acrt at
Needy )H( olllce; $175,
L I) Hninnioiia, et t'u lo A Tucker, 15
or on Hiitio crw-k, oc SI, t S t, r 1 ;
i00.
J W Surrla, et nt to 1) W How.dl. lola
7 and 8, Idk 110; Orun City ; 1',000.
Nile Nuaiiatjii l'i A K Jl.iiiairtim 20 acre
ev. 10 and ll,l'J,r2i13O0
Bank of 'ixllnirn to A E Herman
104 acre in 12 a, and ra I and 2 caat,
t,000.
I J 11 Sotllemnier, t olnt , of trH'
10, 1 5 a, r n, $.i,iKhJ
H.rd nl Coin', to John Corlwl, e't
ol nl4 ol am- :in, t 2 I, r I , 1100.
Huic ol Oiciion lo K II ( letoenn, ne.lj
aec :W, I 6 a, r a e; HHi.
Kallianivl Kuwait to Jacob Heater I'M
aer In t 2 a, r U ; VKI.
Iliiatu Jolinrain loJultin Kn-ytaK 48
era In t2 and 3 a, r S e ; I7J0
I'SloJaa U 1 r-liaier o(w
aoc 8, t 3 a, r 5 e. tioincelcad.
K U t'lcnicnii lo Louiait J Welch and
Samuel It I'lcni. nt lot 3 and 15, Idk 2
I'a-k I'la.; W0.
JVe i.'Uorooil ft ux WNaiify I Llvetay
't ol wl ol tw 0, In t 3 , r 6 , con
taining HO a. roe; '-too.
Or.'Kuti Land Co. to Ka'ie) llvland lot
2Uaud3ti,ul Idk 73, Mintliorn ad tu
rortliiiid.
Trualwaol let Coli. clmrvli ol 0e
;otiS'ra. Walker, Iota 2 and 3, blk 3.
OaweKo; 400.
(ii-oroe N Tirivor lo Win. 11 Porter 40
acre ol A J Vlcker I) L C in 1 2 , r 1 ,
II. loll.
I N Hard at tu to Mary Ann Kltiat,
Cl of net4 and a ul ol, avc 12, t 3 ,
r4 ; 1,0.
JT ApiMiraoit, atu, to J M and 0
W Tuylui aire in t 2. r 6 a; t3"5.
K Picker to John I' Cinge tract ol land
in im-c 31, 12. r 1 v, fl.
F K llaborahain, at al to Catherine
McKi-nna, lla 1. 2. 3, 4,6, 0, 21), 30,
31, 32, lilk 6in l'leiiaant t.illle Horn ;
1400.
F E llulict.liam et ui to Lucy K.
Kicliard lota 3 and 4, bll. 3, I' 1. 11 ad :
HO.
Kictiard It Wilmot and Mary L Wil
mot lo K M Toller 21 acroa o( Walora
Cnr.iiioi, I. C In aocaS anil H, t 2 I,
r l e ; axw.
Lincrotia Cniiimn to F M Sollor 12 7
acre, Waior Curinon 1) L C ; $l,0ti2.8;l.
014 8 Co. to Mary N t'lntt Ijta 13
and 14, I.Ik 14, 0 1 A 8 Co' ad to Oe-
wo; (21H
1. 1' Wi I Uu ma to V I, llrown 18 acre
In t3,r2o;.V)()0
0 L ('o to Chria (lormanaon lola 33.34
and an, blk 71, Mintliorn ud ; H'0.
Kiniiia 1) Mrtlhvwa to Tlieodort
Hclimldt 70 acre In a no 8, t 2 i, r 3 a;
27tX.
Erik Andoraon, vt tix to Clia K
Woooon aW ol olm Welch, DL C
3,5O0.
E C Mad. lock vt ux lo V and C Wol
perl 13 acttm In t 3 , r r 1 , 1 ,
Ja. M. Evana et tlx to Lucy J Ar
nold, 72 acre olJno L Uurlow, I) I, C,
in t 3 a, r 1 e; 3tHK).
COKPOItATIOJI GALL,
llolileat I'ropoaltlon Yet Hade-Pool
to Fliflit tlalmauli mid Litigant.
CIiicako apeciul to Sunday Oregonian :
Tim railioatlaot tlia L'nitod State are on
the point of iimkiiig a radical departure
in a legal way. In brief, it la to turn
over every cluim or suit for daitingcfl
ugniiiHt every road to nn aaaocinlioii or-
Kiiiiized (or the purpoHO of aettlinif audi
cases nn their ineritH, or fltrhliiiK them
to Urn court of lust reaoil. The
pruporud HHHix'iitlion will almont en
tirely HtiKirHedo tlic cluim and Itul de
purliiiontfl ol ini'inhcrH of t lie oriiatiiin
tion. Hallway olliciulH think the lual
nio will Im un iwpuciully viiluutlo one.
I'ndcr llto pte-MOil acheinu many iironii
nont HhipiHira compel immediate netlle
iiiunt of chiiuiH without I ho h'ttHt founda
tion, thieateniiiK Iohh of p'Uronane In the
event of inftiHiil. Undur the new hv
lotn Urn claim xlepurtmoiita of the r'ail
roadH will be Hhiindonod and every
cluim will bo lelurnxl to thu UHHociatioii,
l'lie Biiiiiu l ottruH v ill he tukun renuid
i"K all Huiu fur diiiiiiiKiiA, the aHsoclu
tion acting a itttorntty lor e.udt metnher.
Utirierul ConnHel Keep, of the North
ivcnU)ni, willrcHiun hlsprenent office anil
ttcopt (lie chuirmanHhip of the msocia
tion. thu liciiiliiiiurtcra of which will he
in Chicnutj, A list of mo in bom la nut
ready for publication, una, it lu (he in
tention to hoc nr. i I ho iomltoiajlu ol
every railroad In Anirioii. AH promi
nent line, have joined and aubaoi tbed
Vor ll.oni.UOO fowaid ontlniiont ex-
Poiih8. Tlig auaoclntinn already ha
tin iiume and olHoa In Chlcuuo, but the
iiiiiiih will prohuhly be chaiiged when
Mr, Keuji aritumeatlie pieaidency.
nEni'oNHn: to mi. w othebm'oos.
lu VYblcli Ha I Itlildled With Rot Nl.ot.
Ma. Kpito! youlnviaii",.rn.,t.ii..
llalon" of tit Ueallou of .Ubll.Muif a
reaniiiK nniio aiiu puuuc lllirary In Oreaun
City. Wluil you aay editorially In lie favn,
eohielih, a I believe, with the vlewaof
very auotl citiien. Ha i Mr. W. A Wother.
poon conllned Idiuaeir to an advocacy of
III ineaaiira on like aenalbl (roiindi there
would ba little to lleru. UU( ,ct ,- ,Mi
uniier prateiie of advoiallna a worthy put.!
Ilo meaiure, mad a froeaand Underoui
attack upon our rlirittlan cliurclie., the
ohriiliau ndnlatry; our factory operailvaa
and laboring people veinrally. I urn.
HM lo dlecua til poaillon, and to
handle tbetu williout glove. I ,,u
b oljllired to ua nam, and uch ua he
will call "peraonal." 11 omit mine
but hi attack are lion Ik leu peraonal
aud otlenalve, and be aud hlnyotVatlilier
(If li In ny)inuet oondder that If they
cbiwae to kindle an Incendiary lire they can
not complain II the bleie la blown beck into
their own face.
Mr. Wutbcrapoon itartaout with re.pi,(.
Ing that he be "permitted to make a iukk
lion," and then follow with nearly a col
umn ol .tale cl.aruva that we older one.
beard reimtHl hundred nf time end aa
olten rvluled yeara lielora lie waa burn, lint
de.lroy them aa olleu aa you will, Ihcy con.
Ilnui'io apring nphketoad aUHil. in a nlKlit,
and, likotliat lutiKU plant, alwav from
lb uaallcat aoil, III allicl.ui, coii.ihuiii.mi,
accular uiiiima, th ii.M-tlhK. of anarcblala,
and la.l but not le.t, Hptrttuahetlc wrilinaa
and lia.'liiiiK., we II nil the couiionta and
but lied front which to day theae charac
luke Ibelr InrKeal arowlli. Willi tbcin all
llin.lii.of auvlely, Including Ilia esi.tcin
of ealoona anil brolliela, are laid at the
iliNira of our I'burt be., and our Mr. Wother
aHMiu, parrot like, reat the aenaeleaa llla-l
Willi all tlieglibncaeolan entrained incllnni
reeling oil "Inapirutlou tnnii the :Khcr
a pare.."
lie wn. "a.loiit.hed when coining to
Oregon l itv to eee eo many tin churche
along aideao many gambling liella, ealuotia,
etc., all on th aam narrow tlreet." The
catiee lor tl.l. I far ditlerent from thai given
by Mr, Wollieraxiou, and 1 eaatly ei
i.lnltied. A chief rt-aami why aalooue ex I si
la found III men' hatred of hone.t toll,
their gned fur lucre w illmut obtaining It by
lioneal uieltnxla, and In Ihe fact that other
incn'a ai'vttt and paaaloni. Inlienad il
may lie Irom a lloentiotia aim Intemperate
pen nlage, are atronger than any iuHnence
wlncb thelieller part of humanity can bring
10 bear tion them. They hare eo deadened
their moral lex ultie In a long career of de
bauchery that tb love of vice ba become
Ihe alrougeal element In their nature. They
are the patron of the aaloon Juat to long
aa Ibey cau pay for a dram.
Another reaaon and 1 wiali It noted In a
liial manner why the aaloum and dene
nl vie enl.t In our nildat 1 found in th
fact Hint juat audi meiiaa Mr. Wotherapooii
aland etactly in the pathwav of the agen
clca aeul out' by th church totakctlie fallen
tn the hand and lead the ill lo a knowledge
of (lie truth. II ba a flippant loupe
when addn-a.liig an audience, and a no li aa
III I pant n when writu.gnirv nothing, ami
vuin Imagining for Ihe public pn-ea. And
ni fur aa bia titlerani. are ecraided bv
Juat that mu. h lie coitnteracta the work til
lliechrlatlHii paalor ami in. nock in nrenklng
iIomii llieae eiiti-ianva lo rtt-rilitioii. T'iie
Chnaliaii clergy, although not all working
on lb .aine line, have been pre eminently
tb foe nl th itram annp ever atuce the day
Lyman Ueeclier alnrtcd Ida rrnaadeacaiuat
lliut in-tiiuiliiii. Ami from theae very ilraui
.bop nral cum up all llilealaug about mill-i-U-ra
living eu.y, Imlolent hvea, "aittlng in
thtir hbrnrna and (Hjndenng over Ureck
verb.," aud all that ort of thing, while all
that la good among ua I on tb lerge of
wmk and ruin. From wbii'lt it will be
ren that Mr. WothraHMin ia not et en orig
inal In Ida vaporing. Indira claim, pre
tended or real (we'll grant It I. the latter I,
of having a holy horror of aalooua and
"doggerel," be sexea iijm.ii Jie eaioiii
furtilalied bv the aam aaloon to destroy
th moil (tVevtive agency that haa fought
again.! them. He aland, with hi back to
ma drunkard, ami, figuratively eiieakmg,
brandi.he th vwonl l Apolyon in tb
laceol hi in who would lilt up that drunk
ard and reatore to him hia loat manhood.
Aa a friend aptly put. It, hi remedy lor life'
evil ia like that of th man alio wauled
til tieud cut olf to cure the toothache. To
uae another Itgure, he will find betore the end
of lile'a conflict that the "nord of the Lord
and ol Uidvou" I a tnlhty light too much
lor liim,
II v lb way, ieaklug of dogger!, a
alaive, let me aay, parenthetically, that Mr.
Wothcnpooit aeem to have inianpprv
lien.lcil the incattiiig of that word. It 1. a
terrible aoniething in hla imaginalion : but
it mean, aimplv a looae kind of rhyme, or
ycraitlcation. To make it plain to our friend
I will llhialrate th thing, aa follow.:
There la a little man w hose name li Wother
xon, lie bark and whine at the church like a
' ilg al the moon ;
Hut all th tunc he keep up hi barking
and hia whining
The church, like the moon, Ju.t keep right
on (hilling.
Thai 1 doggerel, pure and genuine. The
atitliorot "lliulribaa," IeiinHwill. Addison,
Hry.len. and other of the old Knghntipoeta,
wure not aliove maiiiil'ucluring it when they
got utter a fellow w ho could not appreciate
anything higher. And to aome one of theae
good old name ( Dryiteii, 1 believe,! we arc
Imleblcd for the word 'doggerel. (Sec
Webxler I'nnhriilgvd.) 1 hop Mr. Wolh
ereon will appriH iule my etl'ort to teach
him a little good Huxou-Kugliah. If h will
paste it in hi hat, and mnder over
It occaaionally, he may Hud in It, rough
rhyme aa It ia, a thought worthy of hi
" grrtv conaideralion."
Milt let tn turn from thla digression to the
more aeriotia nido of our auhject, 1 have
iliown why aaloon ''exint on our narrow
atreet." and it ia next lu order to how why
churclica "aland lowering" on the name
treet. We have here, aa In every town
aud city, a claaa of people who ace and
mourn bverthecurruptionaol'iociety. They
aee th toiler dcetitute in a large degree of
that chriatian and nociul enjoyment ao
necessary to make happy the human heart.
They ae Ihe voting being tempted into
path' that lend to ruin and destruction.
Thevaco and feci all thla, aud a great ileal
more not necessary to outline here. And
to counteract this corruption a far aa poi
iblu thev organize a religious society and
erectacliurcli bull. ling in w hich may gather
all who cun he per.iua.le l to come. The
money to pay forlheoroction of this church
i given voluntarily, for a purpose tiwcilled
In writing, which'till understand. Not a
cent is given bv compulsion, as Mr. Wother
spoon Inlat'ly stales. This.hotiHC Is usually
ilcdicnleil. in church phrase, "lo the aervlce
of Almiglity (iod," by which i meant not
alone the preaching mid praying to be heard
within Its walls, but the sending forth from
the organisation holding it men and women
who will labor for Ihe suppression of intern
periinoe and vice of every form; who will
gather in n far as may be both old and
vouiiit and hcln to save them from cverv low
pursuit, This building 1 cam not whether
It he Catholic or Protestant, nor of what
name among Iho so-called Kvangellral sects
is a place where "tuerlcn and the poor
may inert towl her" and feel that "the Lord
is the makerol them all." In other ulirose.
Il is a place where all true hearts fed that
they are e pial one with the other umler too
leadership of their great Kxainpler the
"Manot isiuturetn. ' Ann connected with
these clum'li ot-gHiiiziitions, especiullv lit
these later years, are auxiliary societies In
which thu christian and social elements arc
largely combined. The Young Men'
Christian Association, the society of Christ
ian Endeavor, Hie King' Daughters, the
Kpworth League, and others oT illMermt
iianics Ot till (he seets, are all aotivu and
cnrnostTvorkiM's In the oaiiso of winning the
voting enpeeuiuy ituo leaning true aim no
ble lives. They seek out the new comers,
and the children of dranger. and Invite
tliiini Into whichever branch thev ureter
Practically they uy, only come, be one of
it, ami we iioo you goon, anu receive good
in return. The amount of work theae
young societies do under th guidance of
older iii'tnis. anu now none, tor me ittlingup
and unity of the social ide of life, to lay
nothing of technical christian, work, fa
(omethlngMr. Wotherapooii know nothing
ahout, or, II knowing, wilfully misrepre
sent. In (tther case Ids latmnt are
ion th less laudcruus. lie stand up In
I'cknimn altitude, scoff at th Inciting
... -i i .i. i . i . , i . , . . q
v.u , al, mn anu WOUiu nave n oeuev
that aoi i,ow, or In tome way, It strength-
in tb "saloons and low dives," and help
. mam "stamung on in aam liar
row Street With nue line eliuecli..l"
I have shown wnv churches exist In Or a.
gon City, and the reader can readily Infer
,y ocwmtiu exisi,
I li length to which I have extended this
.iinomaiiea in that I am treapaaeiiig on
"I' lrood tiatiira of Ta KnTKReaisa. Mr.
W. a article contain other charge ol an
uuwajreou character, involving lb Integ
rity of mother, and ilninliii.ra who loll In
our loctorlc. Willi iwrmlsHlon I will next
" vac meir lullucy, but with more
"""'J- li. WAll.il.ll
Of Ihlerest lo Hirer Men..f
An ImpoiUnt circular ha been laaued
from the treaury departnient, office of
upervhtlng lnpector.general of iteam
yeael, dated Washington, 1). C, Feb
ruary 19, 18111, which euourcede circu
lar Ho. 16, dated February 18,1881. It
will afreet al mot every class of boat
which ha hitherto been exempt, and
read aa follows;
Kenolved, That all coal boa!, trad
ing boat, produce Ixiatn, canal boala,
oyster bouts, Halting houta and other
water craft, navigating liny hav. harbor
or river, propelled bv hiind-Kmcr, liorso
P0wr, sail, or bv the current of the
ivcr, ur which aiiuii ne moored in or
near the channel or fnr-wav of any bay
harbor or liver, aliall carry one bright,
w hite light lot ward, not lesa than six
leet above the rail or deck.
Hall of one crib and not more limn
two in length ahull carry one bright
while light on a pole not loss than
twelve lent high; three or more crib
ill length shall carry one while light at
eitd, end ol the rait at the same- height
Boom-nift with croHN-liindi-rii. tuwed
ahead ol steamers on the MiHriissippi and
Ohio river and other water flowing
into Ihe Ciull of Mexico, and on the
Hed River ol the North, shall carrv a
while light twelve fect high at the'fot
ward end of the rail, and one auch light
at each side, midway between the for
ward and after-end.
Kalta ol more than one crib abreast
hall curry one white light on each out
ide corner ol the raft, inaling four
light In all. Hag or boom raft navi
wting or anchored in the fur-way of any
hay, harbor or river, shall catry a white
light al le.iat twelve feet hili at each
end of the rait, and one of auch
llghU on each aide, midway between the
lorward end after end.
Kowboat shall carry one white light
two leet above the helm.
Fruit ti rowers.
Mr. J A. Vanity, atale fruit inspec
tor, infotma us that fully one hundred
orchard and garden in The Dull.- and
vicinity are infested wilh the San Joao
acale. Prompt measures must bo taken
before tree leaf O'lt in Ihe spring to in
jure any hone of eradiating the tiest.
Itil not a dilllcttlt thing. Mr. Varney
)', lo kill them while the tree are
dormant, but when they leaf out ia
haid to get ml ol tliem. Tree infected
this year unloaded cleansed will lie en
tirely ruined next year. All tdiade and
ntnuuic nUl tree and ahruh aro liable
ba killed as wall as fru t tiee. In
law retuirc th t owner of tree in
felled wilh scale insect must either
deaiiae ilu-m according to direction
given by the hoard of horticulture or cut
tnein down aud dealroy them, The
Dalle Chronicle
It will be well for the fruit grower
of Clackamas county to he on the look
out for theae Sun Jose pests, in accord
ance wilh tho aboie limits, as preven
tion is better than a cure.
Interesting Immigration Statistic
The official statement of the number
ol Immigrants, arriving in the United
Stales during the your just ended will
how the total to be in round numbers
about 500,000, more than 10 per cent in
excess ol last year. Of theso more than
400,000 arrhed through the port of New
Yotk. The remainder came mostly
through the port of Ronton, Philadel
phia and Hallimore.
Auitrta-llungary furnished 60,000 of
the number; timiminv supplied ncurlv
100.000: Ireland 65,001), and England
about tlic fame number; It -ly, (ln.OOO;
Sweden ami Norway atiout 45.000, ami
Russia 40 IKK). The total immigration
since Ihe beginning of the century is i:i
round numliers 10,000.000, of which
4,500,000 have come from lie many,
3,500,000 from Ireland, and 2,000,100
Irom Kngland and tvotluml.
STATE AND GENERAL
Heavy
Cascades.
snows ard reported in the
Rosehurg is to have a
and a sewerage system.
new city hall
Eugene has grunted a franchise to a
Fort Worth mil toad contractor, to build
street railway.
H. K. Kilicaid. publisher of the
Euirnne Stale Journal, keeps two pet
deer in his kitchen.
Tho new sawmill at Kelso is nearly
ready for work. It will have a daily
capacity of 00,000 feet. A sash and
door factory will be ono of its features.
There is reported to lie thirty cases of
measles in Shcridtin, besides nine cases
of whooping cough, aeverul cres of the
grippe and four or live cases of fever.
Etigone City has been selected as the
place for holding tho next annual con
vention of Ihe Oregon .Stale Sunday
School Association, ami Iho dates ar
ranged are May 10, 20, and 21.
At an auclijti ol 11 mi horses In Ken
tucky last week one horse sold for $55,
000, the highest price ever pant lor a
home at public Bute, itus norse is a
brother of the siro of Dr. W. T. Harris' j
thoroughbred trotler McKenaie.
It is reported that Ihe mountain op
posite the great slide in Cow creek
canyon is loose and moving slowly down
bill. The railroad truck has been
shoved out of line about a foot, and is
liable at any lime to be buried neath an
avalanche of rock. Uosebuig Plain
dealer. The publishers of the East Portland
Vindicutor, claiming "that a rose kv
any other name would smell as Bweet"
will not hold good in the newspaper
business, hnvo changed the name to
The Chronicle to get rid of the stigma
attached to the original name.
The Pacific coast Wood and Iron,
local lumber iotirnnl, output of lumber
in Oregon, Washington and California
for the year 1800, greater than that of
any previous year. Washington lead
with 1,820,171,000 feet, California, 864,
8W.0OO ; Oregon, 82lr, 283,000.
COUNTY NEWS ITEMS.
Intcreitlng Tld-blU Gatln red Dtiy mi
Active Corpi or lteguliir Con.
trlliutoi.
Beaver Creek Breathing.
Snowing again Ihl morning. If we don't
get our winter weather In season w get It
later without full.
At the annual school meeting held nt Iho
chool house In District No. fin, 11. II, (ing-
ory wns (lected director to serve three years,
ana a. (J. Iceland clerk, to serve one year.
A tax levy of five mill was voted to linli,
raise a sufficient sum to build a new school
house In the future.
Mr. Charles Bfokcr has been on the sick
list the past week, and Iho meu.k-s have
humiliated some of Ihe "Young. America"
about here.
UMr, H. P. Eastman, who I on engineer
on theO.R. K. railroad, Is home with his
family at present.
Critser Uro. are busy preparing the site
for the saw mill they are moving from New
Era to land owned In this locality by Enos
Cahlll.
David Wilder, whose illness was men
tioned in my last week' items, passed lo
the other shore February 27. He was an In-
dtistrioua, steady young man and well liked
by all who knew hint;- Ills remains were
Interred In the Highland cemetery.
Mr. Enos Cahlll aecms lo be a lucky
sheep raiser. Ninety per rent, of his ewe
produced twin lambs, and one Is the mother
of triplet. Nativx.
March 4, lffll.
Plattsbnrg Rambling,
Mr. Presler and family, of Ktullonl, hav
moved to Pluttsburg anil taken the Camp
bell place.
Captain Coulter will sell his farm mid
move lo Portland to secure greater social
advantages fur his family.
Born, to the wile of Mr. John Johnson,
a daughter.
Mr. John Johnson has been unite sick
of pneumotiiu. We hope he will soon re
cover. Mr. William and cousin, of Filvcrton,
made our public school s call this week.
Two more weddings are looked for at
Platteburg this spring. One was publicly
announced this week, and the bride elect
ha gone to the city to prepare the wedding
trosseau.
Mr. Mary Ann Rauch and her daughter,
In, attended the social In Oregon City this
week.
Mr. Clarence Zeck, of New Era, was the
guest of J. W. Rauch and family Saturday. .
Tb annual school meeting passed oil
quietly. A tax of 5 mills was voted to build
a nw school house 22x.10 feet, to be built
by contract. The old olliecrs wvre re
elected. The crowded condition of the
present room made tho building of a new
house an absolute necessitv. We are glad
to see ihe people display so much public
spirit, and take so great an Interest in the
cause of education.
Varquam Items.
MahqdasI, Feb. 25. 1801. Weather
and rainy, with an occasional sisjar ...
wbltenesa.
The singing school taught by Prof. Ed
ward, will close the 27th of this month,
and on the 28th, this, the Abiqus and the
Elliott Prairie schools will meet at the Mon
itor church aud spend the day lu singing
and playing social games.
The railroad I still booming, as there will
be another meeting held at this place on
Saturday, March 7ih, nt 1 o'clock P. M.,
and we understand there will be a number
ol Influential men from Salem to take part
in the meeting.
Departed this life on Feb, i, Cornelius
Woodruff. The friends und relatives have
our heartfelt sympathy.
E. M. Hart man has the pleasure of
wielding the yardstick since the adjourn
ment of the legislature. J. 1'lTEK.
Molalla Bubble.
March! Lambs! School meeting!
The "beautiful" fell Sunday morning to
the depth ol two inches. The ground being
warm it did not stay long. The mercury
dropiied to 22 dcg. above zero Monday
morning, the 2d inst., the severe.-! drop on
winter w heat and Jgrass, where the ground
was exposed, we have hud.
Callahan Taylor. At the bride's home,
February 22d, David W. Callahan and Miss
Ellen Taylor were united in wedlock. The
boys shook upthe premises w hen the bride
and groom returned.
Molalla Literary Society boasts of having
a stenographer who claims lo have slung
the jiencil in the English courts, (?)
" Wehfoot" seems to have slid to t'alfornia.
probably caused by the Golden State plant
ing so many Oregon spuds in her soil . See.
Mr. Moore is out on the streets occasion
ally, but still has quite a bad hand of it ;
bone erysipelas seeming to be the trouble.
Dr. Alexander will bring his patient out all
right if close attention ond medical skill will
do it.
Mrs. I.illic B. Austin, executrix of the cs
lute of W. P. Austin, goes to Oregon City
this week to make the final settlements in
matters concerning the estate.
Prof. J. E. Dugun, or the Molalla bund,
deceased, has returned among us. The
boys may rc-orgatdxe.
Wm. Mackrcll, Molalla's harness maker,
has moved his shop to the rear of F. E. Per
ry's saloon. A family recently coming into
town occupies his former place of business
as a dwelling. Tzum.
Falrvlew.
The measles havo got a pretty strong hold
in this neighborhood. Mr. Graham's fam
ily, and also Mr. David Jones's aio down
with them. Grandma Graham is pretty
low. Ueing up in the sixties is ptetty old to
have measles,
Rev. Mr. James and Sylvanus have been
holding revival meetings at the Graham
church, Seven have professed conversion.
The services were made quite interesting
Saturday evening by some remarks made
by the minister. He was telling about see
ing a crowd of boys In a town in Pennsyl
vania. He went tothcm, pushed his way
though the crowd to the center, ond there
was a young girl, about nineteen drunk. Ho
said he took her arm. When he sold that
some of the boys m the back sent laughed.
Taking her arm he started to lind her home.
A policeman came along and said, "Mr.
let me have her." Air. said, "ao' I'm
going to tak care of her." But when the
boys laughed he told them ho would put
them where the dogs wouldn't bite them if
they didn't keep quiet. This, instead of
trying to convert them, as he wits going to
convert the drunken cirl.
We aro thinking of getting up an enter
tainment at the Cants school bouse.
Mr. Thomas Hlanchard is again umonir
us working for Frank .laggar.
Our saw mill has tho roof on, and some of
the machinery in place.
Will write more nest time. Sii.eu.