Hillsboro independent., June 20, 1902, Image 3

Uo to M'truiiiU's fr will o r
U' to M.'C .rinii-k'i for lm-rialn,
be ha th ia very cboip.
The past week wt nllit-r has breu
g.)ul f.tr Iny iii-iker.
ioveriior-tU'ft I'buiiiliorhlu is toe
orator at th Siierw oil init.rtitiiin.
The roadway oik Second street
iinrtb from M tin was ieUuikiid this
week.
.. For Sale lotiwiild bucks, one
year old. John Murfelaud, Hillsboro,
Or. 12
Wauted. Uy Straw for stuffing
horo collars. AJdri'as W. II. Mi'
Monks A Co., I'urtluiid, Or.
Bicycle U jmirinf: neatly done at
McConuii V-H t.y X. 1. West fall.
V'.rt $ftinrantwd, prices raontibl.
lion. it. V. Uates Iihm Iimhi invit
ed to duliviT fin nr.Hion at the 4th
of July celebration hi Amity, Yam
hill county.
The IIills!ioi-o cornet band ha
bewi engt(i,'ijil to furnish music fori
the ii'lcbratimi July 4, at Amity
Yamhill county.
Lulii-' Nekweur of all kind at
the K n'l;i't Hlon ; tbo inot roiuidi-le
line of (tenl'.i Ties in llillittoro. In
this p.irtii nli.r we areiiecnnd to mine.
If you ure looking for furniture
step in at M'Coriuirk'. and gel
pricey he sells conches fit tii, wall
paper at per roll, carpet 35? per
yard, mrtttiug 12V: and other goods
in proportion. ,
"Israel's lied Sea and Ours," is
the earnion topic for Sunday morn,
in;; in the (lotiKrepational church.
At night thernwiit bn male quartet
singing and iiiHtrumen'al music.
An ieo cream Hwial will te held at
the re-idence of V. II. Imbrio near
'.Ver t Union on Saturday evening,
June 1, f.T the beuetit of the West
Union Sunday School.
The Ma-ons have built a new side
walk along tho Washington street
side of their hall, but thin was not
done before the fine maples that
were growing at the outer edge of
tho sidewalk were felled. It ueemj
t ) the Independent that the brethren
made a blunder when those trees
were destroyed.
jJThe miploj'f at Benson's foundry
and machine shop were cheerfully
fashioning thing of rut iron and
Htecl last Saturday when a part of a
blazing shingle dropped on a lathe.
Where did that fire come from?"
A glance ut I ha roof showed a square
yard of fliine. A bucket of water
and shop ho-e hastily applied dim
tried the growing spark aud soon the
lire was controlled. It was a close
call.
The factions hi Rpedville school
district have settled their dill'erences
and are again to work in harmony.
The matter was referred to Hon. W.
N. Barrett w ho succeeded in bring
ing about this very desirable result.
The way it was dono was for the op.
posing parties to Ui?ree upon a candi
date to be voted for by both at the
annual election. The holdover di
rector then resigned when tho new
board iim.li.' up of one man appoint
ed two director who as immigrants
liave had no pirt in the differences.
Principal .Mcllargue has resigned
and will not apply for th school un
der the new management. This
aettlcment "f what has been one of
the worst school Uiigles that has
ver troubled the county is welcom
ed not only in that district but ia
every other part of the rounty, and
Mr. Biirrett is to be congratulated
that he was able to so skillfully
bring it about.
II. W. Corbctt offered a rir.9 of
$25 to lie competed for by the three
girls iti Tualatin Academy and the
three boya in I tie wine echool who
should stand highest at the close, of
the year in rhetorical. At. the he
ginning of the winter term judges
were appoint d who were to decide
thi contest. They attended and
kept a rer.'ird of inch rhetorical rxer
cine. At the dose of the year three
girls and four hoys were selected for
the final nhersal. Of the iirls,
HillxboroV favorite, Tcnnewee
Wcnthered Waif one, nnd to her Was
awarded the premium of $'1.M.
William II'ill of I'laiskanie won the
boy premium of I2 iiO. The rea-on
fmir boy iiintif ti ll was that in the
tryoiit two lieil and they were !tU
taken. Hillsboro 'indents liavehcen
fortunate this year. First, Wm. (i.
Hale w on the .-tate inter colhuiate
oratorical intt. He wm fallowed
hv Wm. (J. lUre who with his fl
.iw w ii Hi sUtf inter-coljegiale
tjebite, and wo 'lYuuf) Weather
ed wins the I'orlietl prize for girl iu
the academy.
The comineueemnit eierciea of
the Dili ,boro Publie School will be
held in the Opera II.me this evening.
The meiiiliers of the griidualiug cla-s
class Hie : Iva I'iMera -n, Oua M.
FiHtrd, I.-lili.i M. Brown, Margaret
M. Ashahr. Buby K I'lowrnan, Lulu
A. ILirngrover, Kva J. Curiiiliii.,
Helen V. Suit, Helen S. JoIiiimxi,
Lurt F. J icbs.ni, Uo B B iwser,
Ib'lciia M. O.-ikt-rniiiii, M.m.i A.
W'idiains, ( lark J. B wer, Hairy I'
Humphreys, Mry K B iwer, I. i H.
B iwlb", Willis K.Oulloway, Alexan
der R'ltiinsou, Herbert A.Tliompson,
Florence Tutigue, William L. Stevens,
Williuio Vn kers, Multie K. Adams,
MiuuieJ. Johnson, Harold Merry
man, Susie MiKiiiuey and (.'lair
Mclvinney. Of these Helen S. John
sou h!iim sue i-taudi highest
in her classes and in examination
iihs ii.jen awardevl a scholarship fur
nue year iu Tualatin Acaibniy. A
scholarship for a half year iu the
same schoal his been awarded to
Mona A. Williams. To pay expenses
mall admission, fee will be collect
ed at the door tinight.
The Grand Cabins Native Daugh
ters and Native Sons have been in
session in Portland the past week.
The delegates from llilh.born were
Mrs. Susie Brown Morgan and Mrs.
Mary Uault Humphreys. Mrs. Ly
dia Humphrey Oault attended as a
member of one of the committees of
the (iraud Cabin. Wathingtnii
county was well treated in the se
It'ciioti nl oilicers, Mrs. Humphreys
being electi'd (J rami Secretary and
Mr. Belle Walker, Forest drove,
historian. The (Jrand 'ribin Native
Sons chose V. N. lUrrett tlrand
First Vice President aud W. V.
Wiley one of the lirund Trustees,
While the paper report that the
(jiraud Cabins were not as numerous
ly attended as at some former meet
'ngs, yet the returned delegates say
that both orders are in better (shape
than ever before. The nativedaugh
ters have money in their treasury
and au enthusiasm that will make
them a factor in the l'.HI." fair. The
sons will he along side their .sinter
during that memorable year.
By request of Representative
Tongue, an exmiuation for cadets
to Annapolis will be held Salem June
120-27. Tho mental examination will
lie conducted by Professor W. C
Hawley, of Willamette University,
on Friday, June 20, beginning at 8 a.
m., and the physical examination by
Dr. J. A. Richardson, on the follow
ing day. Candidates will be ex
amined in reading, writing, spelling,
arithmetic, geography, grammar,
United States history, general his
tory, algebra through quadratics and
plaue geometry (Ave books). Candi
dates are advised to submit them
selves to a local physician before
going to Salem, as only youths of
sound hoilies, robust a d well form
ed, between the ages of 15 and 20
years, and residents of the first con
gressional district, are eligible. One
cadet and five alternates ire to be
appointed by Representative Tongue.
Eisi Portland property owurrs are
not quite so esthetic as some on this'
side of the Willamette. An electric
road is projivled from Eiit Portland
eastward toUresham and I to bo huiit
this year, yet it does not tapn coun
try half as good as Washington
county. The new line will parallel
tho O. R. 4 N. Co. only about two
and a half miles distant.
Mrs. (). B, Gates nnd Miss Josie
Scliuliin rich started yesleniay to at
tend the annual meeting of the
Christian l'ndeavor S ocieties of Ore
gon. ' Mis Schuliiierich represents
the Washington County Endeavor
Union and Mr, Gates, with her hus.
band who is now iu the neighborhood
of Ashland are It represent the Hills-
burn Cougregational Church.
David A. Carter of Argenti, but
who baa been tcmpoisrily living in
llillsboro. and M. D. Markham of
Forest Grovo have been appointed
forest ranger with a salary of tGO.(M)
per month.
We strive to please our cuatomers.
A far a good goods, reasonable
prices and com fun attention gian,
you may Iks Dure we w ill do our part
at the Racket Store, opHisite Tuala-
tin Hotel.
Just a question please, "do you
need RHiimiuer golf sliitt'."' If you
answer ye-i then rail at the Racket
Store. A nev lot just received this
week mi l they are dandies loo.
Mr. Dive Crwiii is building a
new barn 22x41 lect with I'D foot
shed along the side on hi lot at Fifth
and B.iseline street.
. Mrs. WuMts ker mid daughter Miss
F.mma are visiiing this week at the
home . A. C. Shute,
The t ry I i,ie anil little
liiii-eH ho-e III fancy lace, AHwxeS.
Racket iSlore. ,
Ml-s Maude Heuibrie visited Me
MinnTille tbia week.
Bom near Hillstioro, June 111, 'o
CharliVH Crocker nod wife a sou.
The Hilislaro radiiabs frmn the
Tuiiiiitl'i Afttilemy ivin ure J-ed
F.verMiu, F.v i Cuti liiu ainl Tciiiumm-
Weuthi red. '
Miss Kva Bub',' htirted for Fossil
iu Fa tern OreK'iu eleidny after
noon to be the guest of her cousins
fur the uuxt two month.
The tveiiicg of music, dra.oa and
sung with graduating honors at the
Sisters of Mcny School at Cedar
Mills, Thursday 2b. Admission 25c.
Children ltlc.
Messrs .'J. C. aud W. G. . Hare
have now a full line of mowing ma
chines, rakes, hinders, wagons, etc.,
w hich they are offering at prica that
justify intending purchaser t iiy
vtstigHte U fore buying elsewhere.
Ware nmin on Main street between
Second and Third.
Farm machinery people iu Hills.
boro are having a good trade this
month. It is somewhat of a surprise
to see thM nuiulier of machines going
out of town aud it I further cause
for remark that the greater number
are poing to the little farms buck in
the hills north of Glencoe and Green
ville. The gMine of baseball played Issl
Sunday between Hiulh Tuahitiu md
Stringtown was won hy the latter y
a score of 12 tort. Alter 'his tanu
the Walkaway's played the South
Tualatin boys defeating them in six
inr.ins by a score of 13 to 1. The
feature of this g.me was the pitching
of Downs and the work at short of
Chas. Wann.
Tho. Conner who has been an em
pi lyeo of Congressman Tongue for
the past eight years died it St. Vin
cents hospital iu Portland last Wed
nesday. The deceased has been a
resident of the state for about 10
years. He came from New Hamp
shire where he was horu about 44
years ago. lie had no family except
brothers and sisters.
The endowment rank of the K of
P went to McMinnville on Wednes
day evening in their chartered ear,
to tie present at the meeting of the
McMinnville Knights and contest for
the prize offered for the best drilled
team in the work of the third decree.
Three teams entered, llillsboro, For
est Grove and McMinnville. At the
close of the contest the score stood
Forest Grove 132 points, llillsboro
123f and McMinnville 181 j.
E. D. Rosier, A. M., of Eugene
has been elected president of the
State Normal School at Monmouth.
Ressler has been at Eugene several
years, first as principal of the public
school and latterly a member of the
faculty of the State University. The
latter place has been resigned, the re
tirement lo take effect October I.
Ho planed to go east, but now that
he is elected to tho place made va
cant by tho resignation of President
Campbell, tie will stay.
Johnson brother who own and
operate a sawmill In South Tualatin
near the Shulmerich achoolhouae.
received this week a new 52 flue
marine boiler for their plant. The
new Ixiili r is rated at C0-horse power.
The mill Iihs a capacity of 15 to 20
thousand feet of lumber per day of
ten hours and can saw GO fcet in
length or square f!G inches face.
The forest of timber tributary is a
One one and lumber of first quality
is the product of this well equipped
mill. '
A teamster named Frank Miller
was killed at Cornelius Monday
morning. He was In the timber
and had a load of four-foot cord wood
on ti is wagon, and from indications
was about to start to the road. The
place where he was is a side hill.
The driver was on the lower sido and
as he started his team the wagon
tipped over on him; When found
about an hour later he was dead.
The deceased had been at Cornelius
about ten days, was 40 or 45 years
old and had no family as far as
known. He came here from Chleo,
California. Ilia birth place Is Buf
falo, New York, where hi relatives
probably live if he has any.
The IsMrd of school directors of
Dist. No. 7, llillsboro, at a meeting
held Monday Qflcrnoon elected tench
er fr the ensuing year, viz: princi
pal. B. W. Barnes; 7th grade, T. P.
Kendall; C, Lula Mann; .", Grace
Boscowt 4, Lucy Humphreys; 3, May
Willi-; 2, R-we Wilcox and 1st Mrs.
M. M. Pittenger. This ia uh?tantl
ally the old "rp, the exceptions
lieing MisffstOsiutind and Clark, who,
it is understood did not apply for
places. Mr. Kendall comes from
Illinois and has ls-n here but a nhort
time. He ia an experienced man,
and conm wi'h high tertimotihils.
The principal's salary remains the
same but the teachers in the grades
below gel a raise of 2 50 per month;
not much to bestir but enough with
which lo buy a apr of pioi.
'i he i n t'i iftr Mtnoit i.i r.
I V :.t:.-l I 1 ' -lUlilifl Ml t
- - i
went to I'ori'-i" S i' urdiiv to i.
tbieuie by their J."mv, i- mi h
thing is po-iilil.-, 'I t -'ru t ounuiitlri
of. the Poltlaiid City Ouii-i1, which
had tho ordinance in liu.l thnt
giants m fraiu hix- thtotii'h the streets
of that city to the West Side liml
Subuilmii Bailway Company which
is the nhVial deMuimlioii of the pro
posed electric motor Car line to ex-
teud from Purilmd westward lo
llillsboro and hence to Forest Grove.
Dr. TameHe, F. M. Hci.lel, dipt.
Merryiiuii of llillsboro and Prof,
Kerrin ot Forest Grove were among
the W'ashinptou county people who
loitered almut'the coridors, and Mil
iu the committee room while the
franchise ordinance was ntudied.
The committee uumbers tive council
men, four of whom were preset, t last
Saturday morning. Two of those
councilmen. Men ill and Holbrook,
are iu favor of granting a frauchlse.
Councilmau Branch opposes while
.Mr. Glisau represents hi ennstitants
though personally he favor? the road
Xo inruinl action was taken Saturday,
tiut on Monday the committee voted
to report the ordiuauce and recotq
mend that the franchise tie granted
I'ho people who are promoting the
enterprise are satistled with Ibis ac
lion, slid say that the council will
:;raut the franchise.
There is opposition to the road,
nit as fir us ha U' -u eveloped it
come- from properly owners along
tho route. This io us on the o tsldi
seems a selfish opposition, but it
nevertheless is a hinderauee. It has
been charged that the present litre t
car companies and the S. P. Co. op
pone the buildingof the new line, but
after careful enquiry it does not ap
pear that those interest are moving,
either for or against. -
The report of tho committee aud
the ordinance came up for action by
the council at its meeting on Wed
nesday last and was adopted aud the
ordinance passed. It was said a few
days ago that Corbctt aud Ladd in
terests would ci j )iu the company
when it commences to build its road,
but it I not believed that an action
so unpopular will be undertaken, or
if entered upon would Ut successful.
It I understood that work will be
commenced at once and the Sine
completed next year, though the
Portland franchise allows two years
for construction. The line is lo be
well constructed and well equipped.
The coaches both for passengers aud
for freight are elegant. The route
out ol Portland is not !y the Cornell
road, but between that road and the
B irnes road. The car lino loops
arouud the dividing ridge. A line I
projected Irom Portland ea"tward to
Gresliaio, which is claimed to be a
good proposition, but we know thai
the line into Washington county will
tap a country twice as large and su
perior everyway. It now looks as
though tho Hue Is assured; the Wash
ington people can materially aid the
work by promptly and cheerfully
granting the right of way through
our territory. Agents will wait upon
citizens immediately for the purpose
of obtaining tiieir consent to the pas
sage of the road along side their pro
perty. ' j '. ' -: '. :
1HEII.
June 12, 1902, near laurel, this
county, Amos Griffith aged 82 years,
11 mouths, 23 day.
The deceased was horn in Bourbon
county, Kentucky, June 19, lHltt,
where m lived uulilypung manhood
when he moved to Illinois, from
thence to Missouri and then to Ore
gon In 1852. He took the Griffith
donation land claim where he baa
continuously resided until death, ex
cept fchort absences spent at the
mines and other places. The de
ceased was a member of the Christian
church over 30 years whose ordinan
ces he strictly observed. His life
was that of a consistent christian.
His wife preceded him to the beyond
by 33 years. Two Hons survive, F,
M. and W. A. Griffith.
The remains were burled in the
Laurel cemetery. The funeral ser
vices were conducted by Elder J,
Saper. ' '
ATTENTION FARMERS.. .
The undersigned, having charge of
the Washington county exhibit at
the slate fair this fall, now asks for
samples of fruits in season. Bring
in your, samples of gooaela;rriei,
strawla-rries and rsspls-rrles and we
will pay the highest market price for
same. Give u you aid and . Wash
ington ciunly will surprise the
world. Ileidel A Wall.
Fourth of July is m-ar at hand. If
you need a new hat, secure it while
we are selling them for about one
half their actual vslua. Regardless
of cost you cn have choice from
three doxta ladies' trimmed hat for
II.2j. Come early before aotueone
has nelected (he hat that would suit
you best. Remember the place la
Thomas k James,
Forest drove, Oregon.
Guoil enough
for anybody!
Ail Havana Filler
Fa . fk . A
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etsamr votut ai tags r(
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OLD. PEA Cn t H0NEr.".
SA WLOG.'iX' OLE -VARCINY"
i"MASTER.WORKMAN"lTobes.'
The annual school meeting for
Dist. No. 7 was held last Monday
afternoon, Chairman R. B. Collins
presldlug, Clerk Buscow read his
annual report a summary of which
it herewith given. No. of boys In
tho district of school age 22G
No. of girls : 229
Total 454
Financial statement.
Received from former tress.. $ 185-84
County treas.. 5518 67
School sup't 2091 60
Outside tuition, othersources 201 65
Total
..7994 50
..I203G 17
.. 350 00
... 240 00
... 70 33
. Disbursments.
Two bonds and luterest. ,
Interest on bonds
Janitor
Light and water
Wood and sawing same..
Material and work
School supplies
Stand pipe am f hose...'..'.
Clerk's salary
Insurance
,. 113 50
.. 24 40
... no 65
... "191 25
... 05 60
.. 180 00
.. 4199 47
Salary paid teachers. .', ...
Total ..$7610 17
Balofhaud 484 89
Tho report was referred to an audit
ing comrfrUle, to-wit, Max Criihdall,
EJ. Schtilioerich and E. C. Browu.
R. B. Collins was chosen director
to serve for a full term of threw years.
Peter Boscow -was elected clerk . lo
serve for a term of one year.
No further business appearing the
meeting adjourned.
.. ;OUUT HOUSE.
PKOHATK.
It John S Jackson deed, admin
istrator directed that of the money
ou band, IS per cent on ' the claims
mentioned in tire petition be paid.
Est Wood ham heirs, minors, ap
praiser James Woods, W. M . Lang
ley and John Wbgeuer,
Est Samuel Buchanan deed, final
account allowed and the estate closed
of record. . . ,
Est Melkl Johnson deed, personal
property watch and chain valued at
115 and small library valued at f 10
set over to widow.
Est August bhamberg . Insane.
August Shamberg having fully re
covered, the final account Is allowed
aud the estate closed of record. .
Est Cyrus L. Luce minor, vitiation
allowed, returnable July 11, requir
ing Interested parties to show cause
why realty may not lie sold.
Est Geo Thing deed, final account
tilled and Monduy, July 21, set for
examination.
Kt Fannin Nocp deed, final ac
count filed and Monday, July 28, aet
fnr examination. Ordered that ex
ecutor pay funeral expenses, attor
neys fee, doctor bill and retain bis
commission. ,
Marriage License.
License to wd wa ls-uisl June 17,
lo Julius Chrlsteiisen 2.1 and Sarah
Heiucck 21, and June 18,. to Brad
ford II !ughlin ami Nore E. Jebn
son 35.
Einpoiinded Jn llillsboro three
colts, one a hay Oily, one iron-grey
filly two yearn old and a brown year
ling Ally. If u"t claimed by the
owners they will be sold on Wednea
day, June 25, at 3 o'clock p. m. '
W. P. Alkinsoo.
, City Marshal.
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Your Shoes Will NOT
wear longer.
Sold in Hillsboro
joiiisr
HEAVES
CAN BE
CURED
By the
Prussian Heave Powders,
as have been demonstrated by more than twelve
years of success. Price, 50 cents a package.
Get a Parmer's and Stockman's hand book free.
Delta Drug: Store
Hillsboro, Oregon.
J. r.DAVIBt).
St. Charles Hotel
'. tiooatoatTiB
Frent ana Merrlsea Streets. : Pertlaad Orcein.
Elwtrio LlKhU, Elaotrlo Bella and Hydraollo Elevator.
150 Beams at 83 te 60c, Suites. 7, to fl, (M BetUiraat la
Cennectlea.
Give us call, ' -
DAVIS
, Admlniatrator'alVtlce.
XI. .11... Im ..-AL 1L., t .1..
iKiieii, bay beou duly appiilnlwl adiiiiu
iatrator of th mUL of Vhuk Whltcher,
deueawd, by th Hon. County Court of
tii itat ol Orwun, for Washington coun
ty, aud bavt duly qualified a aucli. All
eernoiid hafluK olaiiui attain, laid nalatv
ure hereby notitied to prewnt th ani 10
nie, wiiu iu proper voucuara, ai w law
oliicaof W. h. Barrett, In HUiiboro Or-
?un, within ait month fruut th date
tereof.
ELIAB S. V HITCH KK.
Ailnilniatratorof th- tat ut Clark
Whlloher. dcead.
Dated Jun 13, IVOt. &-
Program of Graduating Claae, Hillsboro Public School, Jane SO,
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Notice U hereby Klven that I the unjor
aiKiied have beu duly aupohited execu
trix .-iftheuataUiof W K.bfnith.duHMd.
ay loo County (lourt ot Waliliifton oouu
ty, Orenuii, and hay duly qualllitj j
ucb. Ail penioni Imvi.i claiuu exiat
aid eatut are licrabv notitied lo nremiut
aainv to iu with proper vouuhar at th
lw ..fllna .if W ft HiuMIt In IlilUhnn.
Dragon, wilbin ail ruontba from tb data
hereof.
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