Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932, February 24, 1905, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE INOEPCNOCNT. HILLSBORO Official Papar of Washington County. Entered at the roatodce at Kill- t'oro, Oregon, for transmission through tbs malls cm second Iss mall matter. Official Pajcr of WasMnzton Comity. BY D. W. BATH Exempt from Taxation. Tb following is taken from the Ceneral Laws of. the state ofOre' gon for 1903, and is published by request. Sec. 3039. The following prop erty shall be exempt from taxation 1. All property, real- and per soaal. of the United States and this state. 2. All public or corporate prop erty of the several counties, cities, villages, towns and school district in this state used or intended lot corporate purposes. 3. The personal property of all literary, benevolent, charitable and scientific institutions incorporated within this state, and such real es tate belonging to such institutions as shall be actually occupied for the purpose for which they were iu corporated. 4. All houses of public worship and the lots on which they are sit uated, and the pews or slips and furniture therein, and all burial grounds, torn bs and rights of bur ial; but any part of any buildings, being a house of public worship, which shall be kept or used as a store or shop, or for any other pur pose, except for public worship or for schools, shall be taxed upon the cash valuation thereof, the same as personal property, to the owner or occupant, or to either, and the tax es shall be collected thereon in the same manner as taxes on personal property. 5. All public libraries, and the lersonal property belonging there to and connected therewith, and the real property belonging there to, and upon which such library is situated. 6 The property of all Indians residing upon Indian reservations who have not severed their tribal relations or taken lands in sever alty, except lands held by them by purchase or inheritance, and situate on any Indian reservation; pro vided, however, that the lands owned or held by Indians in sev eralty upon any Indian reservation, and the personal property of such Indians upon such reservation, shall be exempt from I I r iiiiir ft I - i ' i v 1 I'll 11 1 1 : v - - "v - .' t 1 Ik a. LECAL ADVERTISEMENTS Administratrix's Notice. Niittea I baraby fwtn that tha andarslcna-l liu l-o by IU touuif lourt of hiugUMi ( t.iiuijr, onuuu, duly appoiuu! aiimiui.ir.uMa 01 lbs r.tuUi u Klliabctn .lr. dowMMnl. All brrxiM bavin claim. a.iurt saidaaiata we r. jut trd Ui prceni ibcm to mo with pninar vimjcd al Uia law nlic of a. B. Uitetua wilhinsii uinnih. trom (bis Oat. 1 am al Hlll0n, Own l I. Unwary , lv. r LLA Ht'H'loN. Aiimlr.iatratrii of tha aauta of Elisabeth Galgcr, Otfcua.eil. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. .V .Urals bareby Itd thai the noilarUa'USil sircutrn of tb laat 1U and iwlinrol of Mary i. Ki.blDauo, decraaml, kaa Bled bar float souoont aaaui b Eavutris lu the oounty court of W ash Uifiou cuunlr Oregon. Tbat aald court baa ap pointed Mouday, tba aih day of March. 1904 al Uia hour of lu o'clock of aaid day aa tfta lime for baarlun aald aooouuL MAKY ELI. EN MILLER. Executrix of tbe laat will aod ion a moot of Mar) J. Kobiuava, deoaeaed. K B, H union. Attorney for Kxeratrlx. THE ATHENAEUM PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON BY GILBERT STUART United State Dint r let Attorney Ileney said to a correspondent In Washington this week: "The gov ernment hi a very strong cane against Senator Mitchell and repre sentatives Williamson and Hermann. We have conclusive evidence against all three. Mr. Williamson Is as deep in the frauds as any of them and is baJly tangled fn Extern Oregon, to which section his operations have been oonfloed. "Mr Hermann was tbe shrewdest and mo-tt cunning of them all and has cleverly covered his tracks so that it has been most difficult to obtain evidence against him. Mitchell's case is the most taxation couspicioue of them all and the evi- when so provided by any law of deuce against him is most damaging, the United States, and not other- "Mitchell's Hecietary, Henry U ibert wjse. Di has been placed in a false light. 7 The personal property of all persons who, by reason of infirm Uy, age or poverty, may, in the opinion of the Assessor, be unable to contribute toward the public charges. 8. The following property, if owned by a householder and in ac tual use, or kept for use, by and for his or her family; household goods, furniture and utensils; two cows, ten sheep, five swine, and the tools, implements, apparatus, team, vehicle, harness or library neces sary to enable any person to carry on his trade, occupation or profes- siou oy wnicn sucu person earns his or her living, to the amount of three hundred (I300) dollars, the articles to be selected by such householder; provided, however, that when the assessed valuation of the personal ' property above enumerated shall atnouut to less than three hundred $300 dollars, then only such amount as the total of such property herein enumer ated shall be exempt from taxation. Passed the House December 22 1903. Passed the Senate December 22, 93- Filed in the office of the Secretary of State December 24, 1903. accused of betraying his employer. This is not the caee, lie had either to perjure him-toif or tnaxe confes sions which would be damaging to Senator Mitchell, and he did the on ly thing possible for an honest man told the the truth." slon, he may be reinstated, other wise some other man of Mr. FultonV selection will be appointed. No reference was made to any other office, but it Is now under stood that all Presidential postofflce that become vacant while the trial? are pending will be filled on recom mendation of Mr. Fulton. Fourth class postoffloes, being strictly under the control of Representatives, will wait until the trials are over." whether the Oregon Traction Company Is going to get lu franchise to run its nne through the streets of Portland on its way to Hillsnoro de pend upon the council, for tbe ex ecutive, board has decided on the price or the franchise. The matter came bt fore the executive board at Us meeting yesterday afternoon when the report of the committee, fo which the value of the franchise had been presented. The report was adopted. Thus the price to be paid by the Iraction Company for the franchise will be tMO a year for tbe flrsl Ore year, 700 a year for the next five years, 1 1, 000 for the third five years, f 1,700 for the fourth live years and 1 2,000 for the laat five A Washington correspondent to the Portland Oregouian, under date of February IS, writes- "President Roosevelt today completely over turned the Ultchcock-Wynne Moody policy of miking no more Federal appointments in Oregon until after the land fraud trials, and went to the extreme of Inviting Senator i'ul ton to submit recommendations whenever any Federal office in the state shall become vucaut from any cause whatever. The first thing this morning Mr, Fulton went to the White House to ascertain whether or not the policy adopted by the three Cabinet officers had received executive approval. President R xevelt said he had not even heard of the plan, and was sur prised that such steps had been taken by members of nis Cabinet. He very promptly declared thai he would not stand for such a policy and would so advise the parties to the agreement. President Roosevelt look occasion to express his complete confidence in Senator Fulton and to say that, In his opinion, the refusal to muke any appointments while the trials are pending would be to off r an affront to the Junior senator. The fact that three members of the delegation are under indictment, he said, was no reason why the fourth member should be deprived of his right to fill vacant offices, and he particularly Invited Mr. Fulton to come to him direct when he desired to have any appointments made, and he would give his recommendations his er cnal attention and approval. Mention was made of the district attorneyship. Mr. Fulton agned with the Prvaident that it would be Inexpedient to make any a point ment to that office at this time, and nothing will le done until afb r the trial of John Had. Trunin-. Presl- "Old Lady Michel," as she whp familiarly known, was for a score I years one of the curiosities of Seaside to summer visitors. Her death lust Saturday came suddenly, for she had been as busy as ever making Indian baskets, In which she did rushing business during the summer months She has claimed 100 years as her age, for some time, but so far as can be learned she was 86 when death came It Is doubtful if any person, man 01 woman, In the State of Oregon hai been photographed so frequently a has Jennie Michel. Every visitor with camera wanted a picture of the withered, wrinkled old crone whos father hunted with Lewis and Clark. Many a basket did she sell at a fancy price, which wa gladly paid for th. photograph prlvelege also. When summer visitors were far more com. mon than now, the old woman in company with other squaws, wan among the first to dig clams for the Portland market Death of Washington. Yi anliiiKtm died at Mount Vernon December 14, 17!n, in the tlstli year of liis ago, in i-onm-quciice of an acute in (lamination of the throat, caused by ex posure, liufus I'lioute, in the eUxjuent eulogy of VanIiington, thus expresse the sentiments of all Americans: "The birthday of the Father of His Country ! Muy.it ever lie freshly rememliered in Amuricnn hearts! Slay it ever renwak en in tlieui a filial veneration for hia memory. His memory is first un.l mwt sacred in our love, ami ever hereafter, till the litft drop of blood shall freeze in the lust American heart, his name ahull be asell of ower and might." Ringllng Bros; are having built the largest pipe organ In the wrl, which they will carry around with them next season. It is to be 20 feet long, 9 feet wide and 11 feet high. Whatever the causes that have con irei v elevate the price of sugar to a figure nearly prohibitive, the consumer who parts company with 1J cents extra every time he purchases a pound of su gar, realizes the part lie plays in the present situation. The Ist-sugar men have made themselves the victims o.' (alne fears. If free sugar troni the Phil ippines would lower the price to the consumer it would 1st doubly advisable. But it won't. The truxt is in control anil will continue to be Portland Tele gram. , "I will give apiece for the first five Inivb convicted of smoking on the street of Hood Kiver, the money to go to the informer," remarked Alderman C. T. Karly of Hood Kiver. There was up for discussion an ordinance making it a city offense to sell minors tobacco, and for hoys under nge to make uc of the weed in public or 011 the streets of the city. Practically ail business a suscnded in Portland Wednesday and Hie jsniple oliscrved the anniversary of the birth- lay of Ueorge Washington. - afcoira Ja. rm'w tI'D wrrm-m p W jf Tourist Cars Notice of Final 8ttlement. NiSlra la horabr f Iran, thai Uia noilanlKuad. Kik-aurrlvloft xeeulrti of tba laat will and tenia uiuut 01 2 ouiuaa I). Humphmjr, dxraaaad, hat tiled bar Hnal acouuoi aa iuch axacntrtx In Ilia OtMiniy ouurt of Waahiugton eouuty, Oregon and aaltl court ha appointed Monday tha Mb day of March, 16, al tha hour of 10 o'clock of aaid day aa tha lima for haariuc aald account. ARAMINTA E. BAKER, formerly Aramlula K. Humphreys, aula turrlrlna etTiitrlx of I ha laat will and Imtameul of TboinaflJO. UumuhrevM. drwui-d. B.IU -Ion, Attorney for Executrix. CITATION. In tha County Court of lb blai of Oregon for Washington County. In the Waller of Ihe relate of Ueorgs Morphew, Doeeaaed. To Jana Worfhew, Jane Morpber. Jr. ; and Mary Ann Morphew, and to all pern ma luleraatad in aald aotata, (J reeling. n tha Name of the Stat of Oregon-You are hereby plied and required to appear at tba County Court of the State at Oregon, for the County of Waablngtou, at tha Court Room at HilUboro, lu tha County of Washington, on Mouday, tha (lb day ol March, 1WXS, at lu o'clock In the forenoon of aald day, and then and there ahow eauaa. f any yon hare, why an order of aaid Court abould uot be made, authorising and direutlug Thomas (irove, the ex ecu lor of aaid aaute, to sell all tbe real property belonging to aald etate, which l deacrtbed as follows, lo.wtt: Lying, being and situate within Washlnittnn i ouuly, Oregon, ami being known ami deslg naloj ami dracnoed aa Hie aoulli-weat oiiarter ol section tb, T. I N. of K. W. Wlllameila Merid ian, containing lsuacrra. As prajed for iu bis said petition. W Knew tha Honorable L, A. Rood, Judge ol tha t'ouuly Court of tha Stale of Oregon for Waahluaton County, and lb seal of aald Court affixed, this7tbdayofrebraary, 1906. (Seal) U A. HOOD, County Judge. Attest: K. 1. QOOMAN, Clerk. E. B. TONOUK, Attorney. Who Fills Your Prescription? If we fill your prescription or re ciiw it is filled with the best quality of drugs and full-weight without over charge for honest service. We pay no one to send you to us and therefore, it PAYS YOU to bring your prescription here. A goodly number of people are al ready aware of this and a trial will convince you. Bailey's Pharmacy. Hillsboro Commercial Bank Does a General Banking Business Sells Exchange Charges no Exchange to Customers and fi & Pays Interest on Cirac Deposits j& (Ml on Cbciti and Act Ccrms, j& A. S. Sholes, Pres. Geo. Schulmerich, Cashier Cate&Son, New Meat Marketl Sheriffs 8ale. Notice is hereby given, Tbat by rirtue ofeie cutlon in foreolosura lasued out of and under Ihe seal of the Circuit Court of tha Stat of Oregon, for tba County of Washington, dated the i:lb day of January 105 In faror of Henry Ierrlng, plaintiff, and Francis Catlln, Blanche Call In, Ke- beccaCatlin, Robert Catlln, Pay Catlln againsi Francis Uaxzard, J. Charlea llaxsard, Agnes R. CalllQ, defendants, Margaiwtut Catln, Clemen- Una Elmer, and William Elmer for tba sum of 13. M6.ua wltb interest thereon from tb 24tb day of Norember 1004 at tha rata) of six per eenl per annnm, to ma directed and delivered, command lug me to make sale of tbe real property herein aner described, I hare levied upon and pursuant to aald Execution In Foreclose I will on Monday, ha aith day of February IIUS, at tba South duo of tba Courthouse In UlUaboro. Washlmrton County, Oregon, at tba hour of tan o'clock a. m. of said day, sell at publlo auction to tba highest bidder for cab In hand, all tha following de scribed real property, lylJg, being and situate In Washington Connty. Oregon and mora partic ularly described as follows, to-wlt: Tha Kant ono-balf of tba North Kant quarter ol Section 84 Township 1. North of Range 1. West of tbe Willamette Meridian In Oregon to satisfy the hereinbefore named soma and for tba costs and expenses of sale and aald writ. Raid sale will be made subject to redemption as per statute of Oregon. Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, this 14th day ol January, 1S0&, J. W. CON NELL, Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon. W. T. VAUUHN, Attorney for Plaintiff. SUMMONS. DKALEKH IN ALL KINO OF FRESH AND CURED MEATS Poultry and Game. Canh paid for all kinds of Coun try Produce and HuU h er's Stuff. Shop on Main St., In Cirwur'a old '39 IKi'Htatiratit iiuililing Hoprsnpplies a Specialty. $ $ $ v) $ $ $ p A Going East. years. Nothing more Is to be done with the matter until It cornea before dent will take up this que Hon with Ihe council, which will probably be Mr Fulton, and there wnn to be no at Its next meeting, the first Wed. doubt that Mr. Fulton's choice will nceday in Msrch. It Is believed the prevail. If Mr. 1111 is ntquitted council will pass the ordinance grant- satisfactorily snswers the charg. Ing the franchise, Portland Journal. I which brought .bout, l.l.-Jnuo. Many experienced tarvclcrs prefer tourist sleeping cars for tbe transcontinental journey The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. can arrange for your trip cast in tourist cars, offer you choice of routes and save you money fc H.S.Rowe, Gcn.Agti;irLi In the Circuit Court of the State of Or. eeon for the Count v of Wajtliinirtmi u. a, urinin, iiiainiui. vs. Sarah A. (irilTin, defendant. To Sarah A. (irillin. the above named 'fendant : In the name of the State of Oregon you are hereby required to ap- lear and answer the comnlamt fi ml HK':iiiiBt you in the aliove entitled court and suit on or liefore the last day of the tune preseritKM in the order for nulili- cation made herein, to-wit: March 10, !fc, ami II you fail so to answer for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in hia complaint on file, vix: That the mar riage contract exiHting between plaintiff i ueienoam i lorever diamilveil 1 Ins snnimons it served noon rou t order of the Hon. M. C. George, Judge oi me iircnu ourt ol the Mate of Ore (fon for the Fourth Judicial Iistrict. hm order ia mada kvlirimn I Kar. nd the date of the first Publication of Llilfl II mmnm la m nlipii a wm v iimif 1 - ....v.... .u . m j tJ, 1 1 I , Mill J the lat publication thereof ig March 10, lSMfi, and tbe time within which the defendant is required to answer the complaint Is March 10, IM5. UOKlON E. II AYES, Attorney for 1'laintiff. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon, lor Washington Ikiunty. NANCY S. McMILLAN, Plaintiff, vs. JAMES S. McMILLAX, defendant. To Jamoa S. McMillan, the above nam ed defendant: In the name of the State of Oregon, i ou are nerenj require.! to appear and answer the coin plaint filed againat you in the alwve entitled Court and suit on or U fore the laxt day of the time pre a rilied in the order for publication of this summons, to-wit : on or liefor expiration of nix wci-kg next, from and after the date ol Brut publication of this summon ; the first publication trnr..f N'inn on Febrnary. S. Imift. fail t4 ai.iear andanower. for wantthi.ro. of the Plaintiff will apply to th (Vmr for the relief demanded in her complaint, to wit: that the marriage contract now' exiating U-tween heraelf and defendant be diiolved ; that plaintiff may reauine her former name. Nancy 8. Sewell that he have and recover off of defendant her coats and disbursement In this suit ami for anch other and further relief as to the Court may deem just and equita- ti. i. " i ... HtiiiiiiMum ia perTru iiwn yotl rty iinn. hi or oroer oi L a. K..I CHILD quickly grasps the moaiifiii; of the above characters. But It often takes a lifetime to appreclotc their vnliio. You can greatly assist the child In learning the worth of the dollar. How ? I.y having him open a savings account with this hank, and by encouraging him to add to It. A single dollar is sufliclent to start an account. Smaller deposits may follow. Savings department opens January 1, 1905. J. W. SHUTE, BANKER. I have just added ' The McCormick Stock of Sporting Goods Bicycle Sundries, Knives, Kazors, Amniuni- wons, tuning Tackle, Cutlery ami uuvi jMcycio supplies, to my This stock is all Gun present stock. Valued at $400. PUhllcat County Judire of Waabinifton Conm. Onyon, hi h order was mada at Hill, lair. i, Oregon, Felriinry 2, pxe, M. BAILEY BUMP, Attorney for plaintiff. .! I en n soil to very reasonable. Don't forjM that I carry the hipgest stock of a i-al instruments in the city I hono-raphs and Records i .1. t l'ii-ie. i,ei me macliine. I inus- My stock of s new and pom. give you prices on 51 tmiir - 'VT can save you money. F. R. DAILEY. 4