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Ordinance No. 330.
Summons.
An ordinance providing for the cloa- 1 the Circuit Court of the State of
I mg of certain plarea of business be- , Oregon for Lane County.
tween »be hours of 12 o’clock, mid H"rrV M Wheeler, Plaintiff, vs. I.ot- j
1 night, and 6 o’clock a. m. and provld-
Wheeler, Defendant.
His Finish.
Ing
a
penalty
for
violation
of
laid
or-
|
b«otti*
E. Wheeler, Defendant
Young Lechtnvir hm corn« out of the dinance.
above-named:
WHt
lour ü l l
oarne of the State of Oregon
all the wld* i >rdar hit gold ruin«* The Common Council of the city of
1« haat
For those who wish ! Through
Drove does Ordain :
y°u
hartby aummoned and required
!••• hu« don* with the pick and dlirardai Cottage
. Secl.on
..
, That It »hall be unlawful . ( to eppear
arid anawer
tha complaint
something novel in sofa | Ilia
hla gun
1.
„ u a i l m i vou
lh„ -bove
ef)tlt|e(1
or«
«Mauya
ninety
flva
buck*
to
tha
for the* proprietor or proprietor» miy Court ami mu»** within gix week* from
pillow covers, The Sen­ 1 lla baa • on corna to tha city wliaia choru* j ci|(»r
pool room, m nJ room, goft the (Jute of the flr«t publication of thi»
tinel will print its first Thar« girl will aia ha «ornethlng doing, aaaarta I drink Hlort»,
H A RD W H E A T FLOUR
eetabliHhment or other place of •ummona. and if you fail to appear and
the waIll
Nummorm
re*
page on satin for
public arnuaernent to , keep . bia . or their aiiMwer
qujrwl> for
lhereof uh the herein
p| , intiff
I.oehlnvar
of buaineaa open between the will apply to the Court for the relief;
! 11« ataya not for rhaua« nor oonaldera #*- place
*hOU»
hour of m idnight and 6 o'clock a. rn. demanded m hi» »aid comidaint, which !
pan««
.
.
.
..
..
1»
I»
for
a
decree
of
»aid
Co
Court
forever
1 11« ha« plenty of ra*h, but la aom« ahy Section 2. Any perHon
CHAS. MATTHEWS
vudating the ,j|Hgidvlng the bonds of rriHtrirnony e x -1
person violating
of aeim«
CßTTikf Lkuvf 6»foÙ»
' lln la ••altering tlpa with a hand that fa proviaiona of Suction I of thi» ordi- i»ting between the plaintiff and the de- j
4 Customer to furnish Th« free
ounce Hhull he guilty of a miademean- fendimi, and for such other and furth- |
StlOt o* O»K0« • ' - V
lieudliglit ha w n n la a wonder to or and u|»ni conviction thereof before er relief a» to the Court may »eem j
aec
the material.
i
eriuitah'e
and
juat.
-, ✓ ✓ '• > .-■i*
They have hud to annei a now wing to the Recorder, shall he fined In a »urn Thi» lummorig I» puhliahed once a
tha liar
not
le»»
timo
$5,
nor
more
than
$20,
week for »lx »uccenaive and coriaecu-
the racent arrival of young I aw I i I ii - anil i.i default of payment of auch line tive
——1
weeks in The Sentinel, a new*-
Your a’linti'rii frirmlN wouM llku to Him « var
paper
of
general
circulation,
puhliahed
»hall In* confined in the city jail one at Cottage Orove, Oregon, by order of
know noiiirt hi ok about On* rountry you
cyrlofiw Uni liiovs Ilka i ilay
* Ilk *
for each $2-M> of »urli fiiic .js .¿ ^ ^ Hon. !.. T. H am a, Judge of the above
urn living in. Solid tlmm u ropy of tiio I I » r o fla a r ali.
BACK TO THE FARM is now the slogan, and the low
bulging With Section
A to l a ll o f hli pockata
Suntinid, fir.
Wto
rt•
¡I
m the health, entitled Court, made on the 10th day
cash
of February, 1912.
Y o u « u n l i « a r M a c lo lh a a r o r n l n s Ie ri f u r - ; peace and »afety of the city demand»
fir»t publication of this Summon»
lo n g » u w a r
thi« ordinance ahould take immed­ i» The
on th*- liith day of February. 1912,
I'ur arrioaetnafil ha aniaahea all mirror» a that
iate effect an emergency ■ » tlcclared to and the la»t publication thereof will
dry
F ro m th#? M kidja and Kajitarn portions of the U n ite d State*
day of March, 1912.
Ila ha* luntriUed a showgirl I» mal» har 1 exist and thi» ordinance »hall he in he on the 28th
J.
S
MEDLEY,
AT KNOWLES & GRABERS
a alar
, full force anti effect immediately u|»>n fl0-m28.
To OREGON AND THE NORTHWEST
Attorney for Plaintiff.
K h a la m a k i n g a n " a n g e l ' o f y o u n g 1 . « c h ­
! it» pBNHUge and approval try the May­
p re va ilin g daily
ia v a r
1 Spaulding Carriage 2 W h a r a v a r Ilia riolifi I« tha luuflMt ha or.I’aHHt'd by the Common Council, thi«
loom«
Notice of Forfeiture.
seat; almost new.
II« la out for thi purpoan of chaalng tha 1th day of March, 1912.
To
Frank
Haley, or hia legal heirs:
1 Buggy 1 seat; almost II« 1 gloom«
You
are
hereby
notified th at we, the
I'regetiled
to
the
Mayor
for
hi»
ap­
m i Mtialng cornino! lori* util raising
new.
h ig h Jtvis
underaigned,
have
expended one hun­
proval
thi»
4th
day
of
March,
1912.
wraith I« aihauMtlaaa, ha f o o lla h ly Filed with the Recorder, approved dred dollars in labor and improvements
1 Buggy old hut still in III« thlnkg.
on the "H ear” Lode Mining Claim,
the ring.
Horn« «lay y ou will ««« o n th a h r u m o f a thi» 4th day of March, 1912.
is the beat
car
I w il su a sn \ * , 1
situated in the Bohemia Mining Dis­
Signed :
2 Wagons 1 Better and A t r u m p w h o !• h u n g r y 'tw ill ba I*och
1
|ouiN»aMu|
J
meana of
trict, Lane County, Oregon, notice of
W. ILfA R R A U S,
In v a r .
1 worn.
C h ic a g o ltc c o r <1 -H a rald .
carrying it out
Mayor. location of which said mining claim is
3 Horses !) and 10 years
recorded
at
page
579.
in
book
6,
of
the
Atte»!. C. H. VANDENHIIRG,
old.
R ubbing It In.
Recorder. mining records in and for said County
The and looking mini with the In
and State, reference to which said no­
1 Piano I vers & Pond, old growing
whiskers approached tlie city
tice anti record is hereby made for more
Ordinance No. 331.
ty l e .
Fare* from
e d ito r.
particular and definite description of
for’
a
An
ordinance
creating
a
f
f
und
1 Organ Mason & Hamlin, •'I was «cut up here to whip you.” public library in and for the city of said
CHICAGO.....................................................$33.00
mining claim, as will appear by
Ntntcd the vlxltor «» be produced a clip
old style.
ST. LOUIS.................................................... 32.00
affidavit in the office of the County
' See wtint you suhl ulxiut my ! Cottage Grove and providing for the Clerk
1 House and two large lots. plug
of said County, in order to hold
OMAHA.........................................
.25.00
di»|to»al and managem ent of »uch fund.
wife tld» morning.”
40 acres timber.
The city editor read, "Mr». Griffin The Common Council of the city of said premises under the provisions of
KANSAS
CITY...............................................25.00
Section 2324, Revised S tatutes of the
aerved it dirty luncheon "
C ottage Grove does ordain :
ST. PAUL..........................
25.00
"The wont »»» 'dainty.* »Ir. when Section 1. That for the purpose of United States, being the amount re­
F RO M O T H E R C I T I E S C O R R E S P O N D I N G L Y LOW
&
my wife wrote tt." explained the vi» I encouraging a public library in the quired to hold the said mining claim
Colonist F a re » are W E S T - B O U N D only, but th a r can be prepaid from an y point. I f you
It or Now rend fu rth e r”
for the year ending December 31at,
have frie n d » or re la tive » in the Ktutt w h o desire to
G E T B A C K T O T H E F A KM. y w c i n
dep.mit lh » value o f the fare «n th y o u r neare»t kieal acen t and » ticket w ill he telegraphed
The c ity editor rend. “ Mr». Griffin | city of Cottage Grove, the city treas- 1911. And if within ninety days after
to any addrCM deaired
Call on the un de ra irn ed for ffuud in s tru c tiv e lite ra tu re to »end East.
|
urer
he
anil
is
hereby
directed
to
keep
v i» gowned In neMli/.<|unnnl/.tlJJjJlddy
first publication of this notice you
JOHN M
S C O T T . G E N E R AL P A S S E N G E R A G E N T
P O R T L A N D . OR C C O
hdkkkHWJ7nnn wrjJiTHgKklann w gxl" i certain fund» of the city in a separate the
"Now." »»lit the visitor, "my wife account known as the library fu n d ."^^ fail or refuse to contribute your pro­
, d<><*» not mind tin- luauit pu»»*•<! u ( m > ii Section 2. For the purpoie of pro- portion of such expenditure as co-
1 ibe Iiim titani, but y«n um»t retract that I viding a revenue for »uch fund, as owner, your interest in said mining
I libel on her gowu "—Cincinnati En mentioned in Section 1 of this ordi claim will become the property of the ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
♦
under said Section 2324. ♦
: tjulrer.
nance until other provisions are made subscribers
There
Must
be
♦
♦
This notice is published for the first
therefor all moneys which shall here­ time
in the Cottage Grove Sentinel, of ♦
Some Reason
Her Report.
after he received for the license of I Cottage
Grove, Oregon, on the 25th ♦
I l.av» l.aen lo a »uffrngl»! meellng
dogs or for fines for violation of the day of January,
♦
♦
1912.
And lirait! Mit Uoloinuti »peak
♦
Ordinance
No.
30f>
known
as
the
Dog
♦
81i* a a t>*rf*-<-t tlrllght.
HARRY H. PARKER, ♦
♦
License Ordinance »hHlI be dejtosited j2S-A prll, THUS.
And I know that »lir a right;
R. PARKER.
Kvrry wortl that aha aald hear» rrprattng - in the library fund herein provided. J
♦
♦
1 tiara a a dlmplr Juat lirra In bar dieik
♦
♦
Section 3. Said fund shall he man­
If
you
do
not
buy
your
merchandise
of
us
we
♦
Hh* I» alrndrr and fair and quila pretty
♦
aged
and
cx|>ended
according
to
Chap­
Notice
of
Forfeiture.
♦
And not over thirty. I guaaa.
would
like
to
know
why.
There
must
be
a
♦
ter IX of Title X X XIII of Helinger £ To Frank Haley, or His Legal Heirs :
With a r«trou»»r now
♦
reason.
If
we
knew
what
it
was,
maybe
we
♦
Cotton Laws of Oregon, being Sect ona You arc hereby notified that 1, the
And a wonderful p«ee
♦
could
rectify
it,
to
our
mutual
profit.
Give
♦
am griing lo Join her commina#—
.'tfiCH to 3.077 inclusive, known as the undersigned, have expended one hun- +
a» you w ould build u p a h o u se— 1 Hha
♦
la aurely an arltat In dreaa.
us an opportunity. That’s all we ask and
public library law, reference to which dred dollars in labor and improvements • +
♦
by g iv in g it a good fo u n datio n .
all we need to get your business.
crowd T Thar« w u «tändln* room is herein made and the same is hereby on the "L oina” Lode Mining C la im ,;#
♦
Au*t th e fo u n datio n for stron g and Tha only.
adopted for the m anagem ent of said situated in the Bohemia Mining Dis- | ♦
h ealth y horses and o th e r an im als; They gave har unstinted applause
Hha
rnatlo
quite
a
hit
fund. _
T-
. ~ trict, Lane County, Oregon, notice of
— is good feed, such as we co n ­
W ith her l«>gl< and wit.
Section
4.
|T
h
e
Mayor,
with
the
{ap­ location of which said mining claim is
sta n tly k eep in stock for horse- Tha only
man thara looked go lonely!
proval
of
the
Common
Council
is
here­
Yet.
1
in
a
convgrt
to
tha
cium
.
o w n ers, breeders, farm ers, c o n tra c ­
at Page 508, in Book 6 (by ♦ J
by directed to appoint a board of six recorded
tors, and o th ers concerned in the 1 „h„ a a I'arlalan creation
M
artin
Shea),
of he Mining Records in ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
directors, according to the provisions and for said County
raisin g an d w o rk in g of horses. T h is Bhe aaldT I'va forgotten all that,
and State, refer­
ilut I’m gure It wag true.
of Section 3571 of said public library ence to which said notice
Feed is first-class an d w arran ted i
and recoid is
And th.i hallof* -mr dug
law for the m anagem ent of said library hereby made for more particular
Uniform III »(uulltV. A nd Its cost | rttinlal « » r*««l deprivation-
and
i funtl and any library or other property definite description of said mining
a hat!
is n o h ig h er th a n lor jioor kinds. Hha wuta guch g lovg of —Chicago
Nat
acquired thereby.
as will appear by affidavit in
I'asscd hy tha Common Council this claim,
the
office
of the County Clerk of said
S arcastic.
4th day of March, 1912.
"Rornelxaly »tek over nt your house 7" Presented to the Mayor for his ap­ County, in order to hold said prem ises
under the provisions of Section 2324,
"No. mn'iiin.“
this 4th day of March, 1912.
Revised S tatutes of the U nited States, But the kind I sell will help a whole lot. They will
"Itut I an w an automobile In front II proval
Filed with the Recorder approved being
the amount required to hold the
yesterday '
this 4th day of March, 1912.
give him front, give him confidence in himself.
"Yes.
iim'ain
The
doctor
alu’t
the
said
Mining
Claim for the year ending
In th e pleasing form ol a delicious, only man we know thut owns uu auto
Signed :
December 31, 1911. And, if within
en tic in g and in v ig o ra tin g le v e r­ mobile.”—D etroit Free 1’reas
W. H. ABRAMS,
ninety (90) days after the first publica­
age, IxiUled d irect from the
A ttest:
Mayor. tion of this notice you fail or refuse to
sp rin g s in th e Cala|M>oya m o u n ­
C. H. VANDENBURG,
E n t i r e l y Satisfied.
your proportion of such ex­
tains.
"Didn’t thut uiud comphiln when you
Recorder. contribute
penditure as co-owner, your interest
ehnrgwl
him
for
a
broken
appoint­
Drink it to Get Well
in said Mining Claim will become the
Drink it to Keep Well ment?"
property of the subsreiber under said SOME TASTY SPRING PATTERNS JUST RECEIVED
"No." replied the dentlut. " lie «rid
“The
Shop”
Where
Good
section 2324. This notice is published
hreukliiK an upi>olutmeut with me waa
Printing is Done
for the first tim e in the Cottage Grove
worth every cent It cost.”—W ashing
Sentinel, of Cottage Grove, Oregon,
is a muratel saline water, equal ton Slur
on the 25th day of January, 1912.
T he
to any of the renowned spring
P arallsl Caaaa.
HARLEY H. PETR IE. j25-AU.
waters of Europe and America Guide—No out* has e't*r been able to
Recommended by leading physi­ find out what the sphinx stands for— j
cians of the United States for whom It represcuta.
Ordinance No. 333.
Notice For Publication.
Rheumatism, Kidney and I.iver American T ourist—T hat’s nothing! An ordinance for the purchase of
We’Te got lots of congressmen borne Manganeae steel die plates for the city D epartm ent of the Interior, U. S.
afflictions, Dyspepsia, Indigestion the
Land Office a t Roseburg, Oregon,
and all forms of Stomach, Skin same way.—Puck.
rock crusher.
26, 1912.
and Blood diseases. Hundreds
Common Council of the city of Cot­ Fehuary
Notice is hereby given th at Joseph
people "given up” by physicians FLOWER SHOW IN 1913. tage Grove does o rd ain :
of Cottage, Grove, Ore.,
have lieeu cured of long-standing
1. T hat the city engineer B. Gregg,
on November 14, 1906, made
ailments by Calapooya Water. E uropeans W ill C em pata W ith A m ari- be Section
and is hereby instructed to purchase who,
entry Serial, No. 04084, for
oana For $ 15.000 In Prisaa.
Testimonials on application.
set of M anganese steel die plates Homeatead
Httclefy of American Florist* and one
1
,ot
(11),
Section
Township 22 S.,
Sold by all dealers, or shipped in O The
the city rock crusher, according to Range 2 w est W 4, illam
rnam ental H orticulturist« through the I for
ette Meridian,
cases direct from the springs. naihniiil
plans
furnished
therefor
hy
the
Colum-
flower show com m ittee has
has
tiled
notice
of
intention
to make
Write for prices.
dom'd a contract with the Iiiternatlon | hia Steel Co., of Portland, Oregon, at final five year proof, to establish
al Kx|»>sltlon company to hold an Inter­ ; a price not to exceed 17 cents per claim to the land above described, be­
national flower show the first week In I pound.
1013. when more than $15.000 Section 2. W hereas the plates or fore R egister and Receiver of the
The condensed smile of Calapooya April,
will
he
offered In prixes. The allow ; dies now in use in the crusher are in­ United S tates Land Office, at Rose-
Water. Stomach, Liver, Kidney will In* held
In New York, and a num­ adequate and it is necessary to sta rt burg, Oregon, on the 12th day of April
and Blood disorders speedily cured ber of stK'letles
YOU’LL NEVER REGRET STAYING AT THE
contribute gold the crusher at once, the health, peace 1912.
by its use. All dealers, or sold nicdnla mill other will
trophies
for
the
com­
Claim
ant
names
as
witnesses
;
and
safety
of
the
city
demands
that
direct.
petitions.
this ordinance shall be effective at an John D. Palm er, of Cottage Grove,
There are more than fifty representa­ early
O regon; Joel D. Palmer, of Cottage
date, an em ergency is therefore Grove,
tives of foreign florists In this country,
Oregon ; Samuel K. Lewis, of
declared
to
exist
and
this
ordinance
and many of these will exhibit the lat­
IS OPEN ALL THE YEAR. est
Cottage
Oregon; John Gray, of
creations of flowers anil plants lu shall be in full force and effect im­ Cottage Grove,
Famous health resort in the Cal­ competition
Grove.
with the products of this mediately upon its passage and signa­
apooya mountains, 12 miles from country. Owing
BENJAM IN F. JONES.
For you get more real comfort for your money than is usually
a law recently pass­ ture by the Mayor.
Cottage Grove (on Southern Pa­ ed hy congress nil to goisls
m
7-all.
Register.
to be exhibit­ I’asHed by the Common Council this
given.
City Hall, Court House, City Library, Art Museum,
cific.) Splendid accommodations, ed In this country are adm itted free. 4th day of March, 1912.
Post
Office,
Theatres, Department Stores, Commission
reasonable rates. Steam, mud and and this will enable European florists Presented to the Mayor for his ap-
Houses
and
Business
District surround this home-like hotel.
hot water liaths and cooling to make entries without the usual cus- I prova
‘ " T ’ l T 4th day of March, --- 1912.
----
PIONEER ASSAYING & REFINING CO.
K Filed this
rooms. Information as to rates, toms annoyance.
131
Fifth
S
treet,
near
U.
S.
Mint
Special
rates
to
parties
of two or more.
with the Recorder, approved
The national flower show comm ittee
etc., will be furnished upon re­ consists
SAN
FRANCISCO.
CAL.
ROOMS $1.00 AND UP.
of Charles II. Totty. Madlsou, this 4th day of March, 1912.
quest.
We buy Gold—rich Ore — amalgam
W. H. ABRAMS.
N. J., chairm an; J. A. Valentino. Den­
all mining products. We pay cash
Mayor. and
ver; W. N. Rudd, Chicago; Thomas Ro­
ami give a square deal. Assaying 50c.
Portland, Oregon
4th and Alder Sts.,
land, Itostou; W. P. Craig. Phlludel- C. H. VANDENBURG.
Established 20 years. Reference:
City Recorder.
1 First National Bank of San Francisco.
COTTAGE OROVE, ORE. ubUi. and W. A. Manda, flnutb Orange,
Novelty In
Sofa Pillows
HUMOROUS QUIPS
Made at Home
for the Home
f F
H. & H.
¡iM ía ñ
:1 \ w
Only l()t
S
r tï
Build Up Your
Home City
COLONIST FARES
FOR SALE
March 1st to April 15th, 1912
Over
the
Knowles
Graber
Build Up Your Horse
What’s the ^
Reason Why :
: J O H N S O N £& CO.:
Clothes Do Not A lw ays Make
th e M a n =
STERLING FEED CO.
NATURE'S TONIC
Suits, Fit, Style and Workmanship i t | K
Guaranteed, up from ..................
CAL-A-POO-YA MINERAL WATER
«L
5
S E N T IN E L
GEO. B0HLMAN :: W est Side
CALAPOOYA SALINE
HOTEL CALAPOOYA
CALAPOOYA SPRINGS COM Y
HOTEL ALDER