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ORDINANCE NO 40ft.
An iirttlnanaa providing for rrgiilut
ing tli«i liar, coniliirt mul oprrntion of
vi>liirl|a upun ihf atrrrla of Cottage
llrovr and providing pmultira for tlir
violn'W* tbaraof.
That C">nmon Council of tbr City of
I'oitagB (irova Doaa Ordain:
H* c , job I.—Every moving Ibing r i
rrpt 'a il fl)ud and atrrat earn upon tbr
alrrrlij
Cottngr (irovr, inovnd by
powrr£a|||l|| ^
yrbirla ’ ’ under tbr
'• "" " / o f Ibia ordinaara, Tbr Irrm
" MJ » 9 V rh irlr” an uanl in Ibia ordl
•'y i/f ii, except whrrr olhrrwlar raprraa
( <y providrd, ahull lui-ludr nil vrbirlra
- proprlled by olhrr power Ibmi miiai-ulnr
power.
Hrrlion » Vrbirlra approaching mi
inlerarrling «treat ahull be under ton
trol ao na to permit vehicle« on the
right of the vehicle approaching to firat
rroaa the interaertlng afreet,
Hection 9. At all «treat intrrarrtiona
n vehicle iip|irourbing the interreetion
from the right of any other vehicle up
prourbing the interaertlon ahull hnvr
the right of way,
Hertlou 4. All vehicle« upprouehing
at Intrrarrtiona of n atreet with the in
trntion of turning ther-at ahull, in
turning to the right, keep clone to the
right, and in turning to the left ahnll
run to and beyond the renter of the in
teraertion.
Hection 3. Kvrry vehirle ahull be
kept upun the right half of the atreet
upon whlrb aurh vehirle la traveling.
Hertion ft.—No motor vehirle ahull be
run or propelled within the corporate
limlta of the City of Cottage drove nt
u greater ape«d than 13 milea per hour
Hertion 7/—No motor vehirle ahnll be
driven or operated within the corporate
limit« of the City of Cottage drove by
any peraon under the age of aiiteen
year«.
Hertion H,—No part of the machinery
of any motor vehirle «ball be permitted
to run while uny aurh vehirle ia atund
mg in any atreet or alley within the
corporate limita of Cottage drove, with
out an attendant.
Hection 9 Kvery motor vehicle, op
ernted within the corporate limita of the
City of Cottage drove, ahull be provided
with adequate brnkea aufficient to run
trol aurh vehicle at all time« and «ball
be equipped with a auitnble and udr
quale bell, horn, whtatle or other aig
iiulmg drvlre which «ball be aoundrd
at the approarh of atreet rroaainga and
whenever and wherever rlae ahull be
deemed advisable by the operator of
•uch motor vehicle, and every motor
vehirle operated in the City of Cottuge
drove «hall lie equipped with a muffler.
Hertion 10.—Kvery motor vehicle
driven within the corporate limita of
Cottage drove, «ball, during the period
of one hour after aunaet and one hour
before aunnae, diaplay at leaat two
white lignta in lamp« on the front and
one red light in the rear of auch vehicle,
which «aid renr lump ahull ahow a white
light ncroaa the rear of anid vehicle. The
white light of auch renr lamp «ball ahine
upon the number plate of «aid vehicle.
The light of the front lamp« ahnll be
viaible at leaat 100 feet in the direction
in whirh the vehicle ia proceeding, pro
vided, however, that motor cycle« «ball
be required to diaplay but one white
light whirh ahall tie viaible ndt leaa than
UNI fret in the direction in whirh curb
vehicle ia proceeding, and ahow a red
light to Hie rear, the view of which
ahall be at all timea unobatructed. No
motor vrhirle ahall tie operated within
tha corporate limit« of the City of Cot
tnge drove, without the muffler thereof
being eloeed.
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Hertion 1J.-—N0 vehicle ahall be per
mittrd to turn on Main Htreet in ‘the
City of Cottuge drove between the
Houthern 1’arifie Knil Hoad track and
Fifth Htreet, except nt atreet internee
tiona.
Hection 19.—It ahall be unlawful for
any peraon in rharge, either aa owner,
operator or driver of any vehicle, to
permit auch vehirle to atand upon Muin
Htreet in the City of Cottage drove be
tween the track« of the H. F. K. K. and
Coaat Fork Bridge to eicced a period of
thirty minute«.
Hection 13.—Vehicle« proceeding in
the auine direction ahall overtake each
other by panning to the left. The nig
nal to puna nhall be given by one blunt
of the horn or atroke of the bell or other
aignaling device, and vehicle« meeting
each other ahall pnan upon the right.
Section 14.—Any peraon convicted be­
fore the recorder of a violation of^any
any nection of thin ordinance nhall be
fined in n mini not exceeding Fifty Ihd
lam and ahull pay the contn of pronecu
tion and in default of payment of auch
fine ahall be confined in tho City Jail
une day fur each 49.01» of nuch fine,
Faaaed by the Common Council, Juno
20, 1014.
Filed with the Recorder approved,
June 20, 1014.
J . H. CHAMUKKH,
Attest:
Mayor.
J . K. YOUNG,
Recorder.
jly J -8.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
(Officiar Proceeding«.)
June 20, 1014.—Council met in ad
journed neaaion.
Ordinance No. 407, being an ordi
nuoce for the vneation of that pot tion
of Wunhington Avenue Iving between
the went line of Tenth Htreet and ennt
line of the right-of-way of the Southern
I’arific, wan road the third • inoe nnd
punned. A. B. Wood preaenteil an agree
meat of the O. P. A K. It It. that in
eonaideration pf the vanitili of thnt
portion of the atreet the city mid ita ein
ployeaa might enter upon the grouu I tor
the purpoae of reuawing or repairing it*
pipe line.
On motion the bid of Ambroae Burd
aal Co. for puving Tenth Htreet from the
aouth line of Kaat'Muin atreet to the
aoutb line of Monroe Htreet wua ui
cepted.
On motion the recorder wua ordered
to druw u warrant for 42.12.ill» on the Ii
brury fund in fuvor of the library
board.
Ordinnure No. 403, being un orili
■laure regulating the traffic of vebirlea
on the atreet* wua read a firat, «croad
and third time, puaacil and aigned by
the mayor.
On motion the city engineer wua in
atrurted to make a aurvey and plat for
the purpoae of opening a atreet thirty
feet m width connecting Columbia
Court with Kaat Muin Htreet.
On motion the recorder waa inatrurted
to druw a warrant in favor of Ur.
Hcaiefe of Kugene for 430 for hia «er
vire« na an expert witnena in the Hte
vena damage nuit lignina! the city.
On motion the mnrahiil wu« in
atrurted to inuke an attempt to collect
delinquent atreet uaaeaamenta and to re
port at nell meeting.
Adjourned to meet at regular meet
ing July ft.
J . K YOUNG, City Recorder.
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MISS MARGARET WILSON.
P r e s id e n t ’« D a u g h t e r to B e ­
co m e S o c ia l M a g a t in e K d ite r.
Boost Cottage Grove
Have the following printed on the
letter heads and envelopes that
you use in writing East.
Admlnlatrator’a Nutte«
ROTATE OF ARTHUR VAN SOHO!
AUK, DKCKAHKI).
Notice ia hereby given, that Frank
Van Hrboiurk baa been by the Countv
tourt of the State of Oregon, in and
for Lane County, appointed ndminia
trator of the «aid ratal* of Arthur Van
Hrhoiark, deceaaed.
All pernonn having rlnima again«! tin­
enta te of the anid dereaaeiL are hereby
notified to prenant the name, duly veri
fied, to the above named adminiatrator,
at Wildwood, Lane County, Oregon,
within «ix month* from thia the 17th
day of June, A. I*. 1914.
FRANK VAN HCHOIACK.
lion.
LIST OF FOOD IS MADE
II. J . H H I N N ,
Adminiatrator.
statement to the county attorney,
auranre oil all of theae properties.
Laniala wanted the deportation
from Butte of a Finnish editor from
Hancock, Mich., who waa here work­
ing In the Interests of the Western
Federation of Miner«. Duncan refused.
Finally, according to Duncan, hla
visitor attacked him with a knife,
atabblng him three times. In turn
the mayor shot the miner.
HUERTA IS AGAIN
“ELECTED” PRESIDENT
Mexico City.—Elections for presi­
jn l7-jly l3 dent. vice-president, deputies and sen­
ators were held Sunday In that por­
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THK tion of the republic controlled by the
STATE OF OREGON FOB LANK Huerta government. Indifference was
manifested everywhere.
COUNTY.
General Huerta appeared to be the
In the Matter of the Katnte of Henry
favorite candidate for the presidency.
D. Pearson, Deceaaed.
President Huerta, It is reported, re­
Order to Show Cause
ceived a virtually unanimous vote of
Now, at thi« time, the petition of confidence. The returns indicate the
Harry Short, ndminintrator of the re-election of all present members of
entate of Henry D. Pearnon, deceaaed, the chamber and senate. The lightest
coming on regularly to be heard, and vote In many years waa cast, both In
it appearing to the court from naid pc the capital and near-by towns.
tition that it i* neeeaaary to nell all of
the real property belonging to «aid
Vera Crux.—It Is rumored here that
entate in order to pay the outntnnding an alliance between Provisional Presi­
debt«, expense* of administration und dent Huerta and Kmtltano Zapata, the
for the purponen of diatribution;
revolutionary leader, la to be formed
It i« therefore ordered, that all per soon.
«on« interoRted in «aid rntnte appeur be
Mexlcana from the Interior and Just
fore thi« court on Monday, the 3rd day beyond the American lines do not re­
of Auguat, A. D. 1914, at the hour of I gard seriously the elections. It la
o ’clock p. m. of naid day, in the court pointed out such elections could
room of «aid court at the court houne, scarcely have any conciliatory effect
in the city of Kugene, Lane County. on the constitutionalists and never
Htate of Oregon, to »how raune why an could be regarded as legal, since the
order ahould not be granted to anid government la powerless to comply
ndminintrator to »ell the rent entate de with the provisions of the law that the
ncribeil an follow»: Beginning at the votes be cast freely throughout the
nouthwent corner of lot four (4) in territory.
block one (1) of Wynne’» Addition to
Cottage Grove in Lane County, Oregon,
Reprimand Awaits Evans.
nnd run thence north 133 Vk feet, thence
Philadelphia. — Brigadier - General
eant 75 feet, thence south 133 H feet, Evans, former comamnder of the de­
thence went 75 feet to the place of be partment of t|»e east, will be privately
ginning, in Wynne’» Addition to Cot reprimanded by the president In con­
tnge Grove, Lane County, Oregon.
sequence of a speech at a recent ban­
And it ia further ordered, thnt a copy quet In New York In which General
of thi» order of citation be published Evans Is said to have made Indiscreet
for four consecutive week* next pre references to the foreign policy of the
ceding »aid day in the Cottage Grove United States.
Sentinel, n newspaper printed and pub
liahed at Cottage Grove, Lane County,
THE MARKETS
Oregon, and thnt service of thin order
Portland.
be made upon the resident heirs of said
Wheat—Club.
86t; bluestem, 89c;
deceased according to law.
Dated thi» the 2/th day of June, A. red Russian. 86c.
Hay—Timothy. $16; alfalfa, $13.
D. 1914.
Butter—Creamery, 27©.
HELM US W. THOMPSON,
Eggs—Ranch. 21c.
11. J . SHINN,
County Judge.
Attorney.
jly l aug5
Seattle.
Wheat—Bluestem, 89c; club, 44c;
During the past week final obstacles red Russian, 86c.
Hay—Timothy, $17 per ton; alfalfa,
to conveying the locks and canal at
114
per ton.
Oregon City have been removed, the
Rutter—Creamery, Me.
Portland General Electric Co. conceding
Eggs 74c.
states paramount right to water.
Attorney.
Be Sure to Get Stop Over
at Cottage Orove.
at Cottage Grove.
When having your stationery printed, it
will cost but little extra to have the above
printed thereon.
If your stationery is
already printed, we will print the booster
slogan thereon at 7 5 c per thousand.
P h o to 0 lilt , b y A m e r ic a n P i t
-----------:------------------------------- ------ - Ths Requirements of a Workman’»
Family of 5 Computed.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Olympia,
Wash. Eight hundred
Department Of The Interior
pouuda of potatoea, 604 pounds of
u . 8 I.m ul O f f i c e ut R o a e b u r g , O r e g o n ,
flour, 683 pounda of meats of varioua
May 2i», 11*14.
kinds and 260 pounda of sugar are
Notie* ia hereby given thut Benjamin
among the principal Items of a Bat,
F. Negley, of Dorena, Oregun, who, on
regarded aa necessary for the main­
Mnrrb 91», 11*11, made llomeatead Eli
tenance of a workingman s family of
try, Serial, No. 0704*4, for lot M, aertiou
five person« for one year. This has
2N, townahip 2« H., Range 2 W., Wiliam
been compiled by lutbor Commission
ette Meridian, haa filed notira of in
er Olson for the purpose of showing
tention to make Final Three year Proof,
the comparative coat of living for a
to eatnbliab claim to the land alxive dc
workingman in various parta of the
acribed, before the Regiater and Re
state. Hr in gutting price quotations
reiver, of the United State* Land Of
now In all sections of the state on the
fire, at Roaeburg, Oregon, on the ftth
lint, which comprises nearly 40W0
■lay of Auguat, 1104.
pounda of food of all kinds
Claimant name« an witneaaea: Frank
Wilaon, of Dorena, Oregon; Currin
Mayor’s Assailant Dlsa.
• ooley, of Cottuge Grove, Oregon; 1».
Butte, Mont.—Eric Lantala. the Fin­
L. England, of Itorrnu, Oregon; J . W. nish miner who attacked Mayor Dun­
Kirk, of Dorena, Oregon.
can with a dirk In the latter's office
J . M. UPTON,
and waa shot by the mayor, died of
Regiater. the wound. The bullet penetrated the
jun*24 jly20pd
liver. I^ntala refused to make any
Be Sure to Qet Stop Over
BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
Prompt action by Mrs. A. Austin,
wife of Albany's chief of police, pre­
vented the escape of a prisoner her
husband had placed In the city Jail.
Young prune orchard» In the coun­
try about Monmouth are making a
rapid growth, surpassing apple, pear
and cherry trees In many places.
An order has been placed for 80,000
pounda, or 40 tons, or two carloads, of
paper for use In printing the Initiative
pamphlets. This amount of paper la
sufficient to print 300,000 copies of a
pamphlet with 128 pages.
Retail meat, poultry, flab markets
and grocery stores do not come under
the workmen's compensation act, ac­
cording to an announcement of the
atate Industrial accident commlaaion.
The commission said the businesses
were not of a hazardous nature.
After manv months of correspond­
ence between the state railroad com­
mission and the officials of the South­
ern Pacific and Oregon Electric, the
two railroad companies have agreed
to a rate of $2.23 on coke shipped from
Fairfax, Wash., to Salem.
The Immense flag provided by the
people of Oregon for the gigantic tree
that la to do service as a flagpole In
front of the Oregon building at the
exposition was raised at San Francis­
co. the ceremony being the principal
feature of the Fourth of July celebra­
tion on the exposition grounds.
The atate printing board haa decid­
ed to bring the state printing depart­
ment under the workmen's compensa­
tion act. Thg construction work on
the Tuntalo Irrigation project haa been
brought under the act, so all the haz­
ardous Industries under the super­
vision of the state have been given
protection under the new law.
¿so .
ciety of Equity and Proportional Rep­
There were 94 Industrial accidents resentation bureau. An amendment
reported to State Labor Commission­ for proportional representation, ini­
er O. P. Hoff last week, tbta being tiated by the same organizations, pro­
the largest number reported any week vides that every voter may vote for
this year. Three of the accidents any one aspirant for representative In
were fatal. J. O. Foulke waa killed the legislative assembly and no more.
at Coyote in connection with railroad The 60 aspirants who receive the
work. Duke Staul waa killed at Goble greatest number of votes throughout
while logging. Claude Beaman was the state would be declared elected.
killed while logging at Camp Creek.
Water permits Issued by State En­
A. W. Cornell, a farmer living near gineer John H. Lewis during the quar­
Riddle, Douglas county, never saw a ter ending June 30. call for the ex­
streetcar in hla life until he came to penditure of approximately $11,000,-
Eugene In his automobile and the first 000 to make use of the water. There
one he saw he collided with. He ran were 147 permits to appropriate pub­
Into an Eleventh avenue car with hla lic waters issued during the quarter.
automobile aa he entered the city. The proposed ditches and pipe lines
He appeared greatly chagrined and aggregate 202 miles In length, and
offered to pay for the damage done to provide for the irrigation of 21,687
the car. although hla automobile was acres of land; for the development of
1716 horsepower and for the municipal
damaged more than the car.
Deputy Sealer of Weights and supply of six towns. One of the moat
Measures Buchtel announces that all Important of these permits la that
counties but two will soon be equip­ granted to L. C. Seawell of Payette,
ped with weight-testing and measur Idaho. He proposes to irrigate 10,544
Ing apparatus. Mr. Buchtel has re­ acre« with the wtV. rs of the Owyhee
ceived equipment for Baker, Harney, and Crooked creek i i Malheur county.
Lincoln. Mauheur. Union and Umatilla This land Ilea a as art distance from
counties. Immediately after testing Ontario. The Eastern Oregon Land
the apparatus it will be divided and company of Saa Francisco proposes
forwarded to the various county to Irrigate 4814 »-res In the Willow
creek valley In sCuheur county with
clerks.
Twenty-nine measures will be voted the waters of Buear. river. The water
on at the general election In Oregon Is to be conveys* From the Eldorado
next November, which la nine fewer ditch, which wa« constructed many
than were submitted to the voter» at years ago for mining purposes. The
the last election.
Eleven of the six towns for which water was appro­
measure* to be placed before the vo­ priated for municipal supply are Tur­
ters were submitted by the last legis­ ner, Marshfield, North Bend, Beaver­
lature. An important amendment to ton, Myrtle Point and Falla City.
be voted upon provides for statewide
DONTS.
prohibition. It would prohibit the
Don’t stoop to anything that de­
manufacture or sale of Intoxicating
means a man. If you do you rue.
liquors in the state. Another amend­
Don't think money is all of life.
ment would abolish the state senate. While money in life has Its part It
It was initiated by the olflcers of the cannot take the place of heart
Oregon state grange, Oregon State
Don't forget Mother Hen's comfort.
Federation of Labor, People's Power She can't take good care of the chicks
league, Farmers' union. Farmers' So­ | If yon take poor care of her.
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D o You W an t to
Sell Some­
thing
o
D o Y ou W an t to
Buy Some­
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( L M A Y B E Someone has just what you want to
D buy---maybe someone
else wants w hat you have
to sell—-all that is necessary to make a deal is to
let one another know—
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do—one cent a word.
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