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IIILLSBORO. WASHINGTON COUNTV, CPtEGo FRIDA
Volumk 35
KUMBRK 0
JL'Ni: 14, 1907
PROPOSED STREET
RAILWAY FRANCHISE
FINAL READING JUNE 25.
Aaking Right. of. Way Over Cer
tain Streeta In th City at
Hillaboro--Raa! It.
OO
Following is an ordinance asked
for by the United Railway Co
It has had its second reading be
fore the city council and will come
up for third and filial reading;
Tuesday evening, June 25th
An ordinance granting a franchiaa to
the United Ituilways Company, a Cor
poration, ita aucceesort and amign, and
authorizing aaid Kailway company, Ita
am-cepaora and aaRigns, t lay, construct
and uiaintain single or douhle track rail
road and aiding upon certain dealgnat
d streets within the corporate .imiU ot
the City of Ilillaboro, Oregon, and lha
right to transport paxaengera, freight
and express mutter thereover, and
granting the right to erect and maintain
polea, wires and fixture neceaaary (or
the operation of aaid railroad, and pro-
riding fur the repair and improveinen
of certain designated portion! of aaid
atreeta uited by aaid Company, and regu
luting Ilia fare to be charged by aaid
Conipuny w'thin the corporate limitafor
the tratiHjortutioii of passengers, and
rt'guluting the operation of cart of aaid
Company on said tracks within the cor
porate limit of aaid City of Ilillaboro.
TIIICCITTor IIII.LMHOKO DOKS ORDAIMAR
follow
SKCTION 1. That lha Uulted Hallways Com
paiijr, a Corporation, in sucoeesors aad assigns.
D, aud hereby are, authorised and empowered
to lay, cunairuet aud maintain a slogls or double
rack siaotlaril gauge railroad, and be, and
o .eby are, authorized aud empowered to oper
ate care ibereon, aud bo, aad here
by are, authorised to Iraaaport
passengers, freight and i press mature
thereover (ur hire upon the following elreeiaand
portloue uf slreels In the City of Hiilsboro, Ore
gun, U-ll: Cuinmenclng at Iba intersection
of Mala Klreel with the Eastern limiuoftha
City of HIILboro; thenca Weaterly along Mala
Hireel to the Intem-ollon thereof with the oealer
line of Hie FaciHc Hallway at Navigation Com.
pany'i railway; alao eoinbienclng at the point of
InterMielioD or Ibe Norib Una of Mala Street
with the wiilr line of Plret street, and running
llieiioe South on Klrat atreel to ita Interaction
with Maple treel, alao beginning at the Inter,
auetioa of the North tine of Main Street with the
eeuur Hue of Hecnud Street, and running tbeooe
Houth on Second atreot to the Intaneotton or See
ond and Maple Streets; alao beginning at the In
tersection with the North Una ot Mala Street
with the center line of Third Street, and run
ning tbeiire South to the toleraectton of Third
Street with Maple Street; alao beginning at the
interaction of the Eaal Hue of Third Street with
lha eenler line of Haae Line Street, and running
tbeiir Westerly on Haaa Line Street to the In,
leraection thereof wun lha Western elty limit.
And alao the right, power and authority to erect
and maintain poles, wirea and flxlurea neoeaaary
or con Ten lent for lha operation of laid railroad
along the ililee of said designated portion) of
aaid Htieela, all subject 10 the terms and condi
tions hereinafter set forth.
SKCTION 2. That the aaid United Railways
Company, In successors and bmus, shall with
n months from the data of the paaaags of
this Orillnsnr, select either First, Second or
Third Streets for Ilia purpose of construction of
Ita Hues of railway flora Main Street to Maple
Hireel, and upon surb selection the franchiaa
herein grautod upon either ol said first. Second
or Third Stre Is not so selected, shall lapse, aad
all that portion of Hae Line Street lying last of
the Streets so selected, shall also lapse.
SKCTION I. Said United Railways Company,
Its aucceasora and assigns, sball lay, construct
and maintain said railway tracks so as to eon
f.am to the grade of aaid Streets and In such
manner as not to unnecessarily Interfere with
public trarel Ibereon; Provided, that If Ibe
grade ofaiu-h atrrels shall m have been proper
ly established by the City of HllUboro prior to
I he commencement of the construction of said
track thereon, lhal the city council of tha City
of Hlllsboroshall, upon requestor iba said Unit,
ad Hallway tympany. Immediately establish
the graJei of such street. II It shall become
necessary In Ibe laying and ooosuucUni of aaid
tracks to remove any planktngor tie paving or
aay other character of paving upon aaid atreeta,
aaid Kallway Company sball relay the same and
put Ibe same In a good condition as the aame
was In at th time of removal. Th said Rail
way Company, It successor aud asslgua, sball,
during Ibe life of this franchise, keep the nor.
I Ion of said streets occupied by It tracks for
Ibe full width between lha rails and tracka and
for lha dlatauceof one foot on each aide of the
rails thereof In aaiood enmUtioa and repair as
Iba remainder of said streets; and If at any time
lb said meets upon wbk'h aaid tracks are laid
are permanently Improved with broken stooa or
other material, said Hallway Company, Its mm
reason aad assigns, sball pay a proportion of lb
cost of aaid Improvement upon the basis herein
before provided ft repairs; provided, however,
that In rase a single track shall be laid upon said
treat or norlloa thereof, then tha said Hallway
company shall keep In repair or relieve or per.
aaanenlly Improve with brokea atoa or ether
msterlsl, toe lull wtdlh between th ralle and
lor a distance of feet on tha ooislda of each
"of said rails.
SUCTION . Said poles, wire aad futures
ball be placed and ntalulaloed. so s Dot to an
atraasarlly lulcrfere with travel on said atreeta,
aad are to be pieced, erected and maintained
under the direction and control of the City Coun
cil of aaid City.
SKCTION . Tha lata ar charge I traospor.
...i...id railroad wlthlatn City II ml U Of
ibe City ol Hlllsboroshall act eiceed lha sum af
jv (11 cent lor aca pa"ee" ,' " -'
one trip In on general direction.
SKCTION . Said Railway I ompaoy. It euo
smw. and assigns, sball bar Iba rtghl t eon
airucl and maintain a euie trace
perty abutting on or conllguou
SECTION I. The motive power employed foe
operauag ear npon said railroad track or tracks,
shall be electricity or oilier power Ibaa steam:
provided, however, that the aaid United Rail,
way Company. It suorsseors aad assign, are
hereby empowered to ua leaa kwoeaeUvea
during iba construct Ua. but not lor regular traf.
Se.
SECTION t. This franchiaa shall be null and
void at tha option of lb Council of tha City of
HUUborolfaald Railway Company, 11 uooes
oner assigns, shall fail la construct and bar
In operation laid railroad between HllUboro.
Oregon, aad Port laud, Oregon, within two (2)
years from th date of approval of thla Ordl.
a nee: provided, however. If lha United Kail.
ways Company, Ha auoeesaora or assigns, shall
fall to const: act lis railway line on Main Street,
Rasa Una Street and one Una from Main Street
South on either First, Second or Third Streets
prior to tha expiration of one (1) rear from Ibe
dale of Ibe paaaags of thla Ordiaance, than this
franchise sball, at lha option of lb City Council
01 Hiilsboro. b forfeited as to a II ihoaa street or
portion of streets, upon which said railway line
shall not have been constructed.
4KCT10N 10. The cars to be used npon aaid
railway for the carriage of paaaeogera shall be
of approved coast met Ion for Iba comfort and
convenience of passengers, and at least
on ear la each direction shell be oper
every two (2) limits of each
day th rougboat the length of said railway from
HllUboro, Oregon, to Port lead, Oregon, between
the hour of all ( o'clock A. M. and leu (10)
o'clock P. M. of each day; provided, however.
that wreck, strike and other causes not nader
tha control ol said Railway Company which shall
prevent Ibe oiwreliou of ears a herein provided.
shall absolve the said Railway Compauy, II suc-
easenr and assigns, from operating car aa pro
Tided la Ibis Section.
SUCTION II. ThU franchise sball continue In
force for a period of twenty-live (26) year from the
data of It approval by to mayor of lha City t f
Hiilsboro, provided tha same shall be accepted
by lha United Railway Comiatuy In writing Iliad
with the Recorder within slaty u) day after It
approval by lha Mayor; and provided further,
that said Railways Company, it lucoeasor aud
Assigns, ball comply with all of tha provisions
of this Ordl nance, aud a failure to comply with
any or all of said provltions ahall render this Or
dlnanoe, at the option of the Council of tha Cily
of HllUboro. void, and all right therein confer
red for felted; provided, however, that If any of
Iba term or conditions of this Ordinance shall be
violated by tha said United Railways Company,
IU successors and assigns, by reason af cause not
under It control such as strike and wrecks,
then such breach of tba term and conditions
thereof sball not authorise the forfeiture of the
franchisee herein granted; and provided alao thai
this Ordinance at d the franchisee herein granted
shall be revoked and forfeited only by OMInanoe
of th City Council of lb City of HllUboro.
DON'T MISS THE
(
LEAGUE MEETING
PORTLAND, JUNC 20. AT TI30
1907
Maatina at tha Marajuam
n Friday. June 21--
Alao tha
Graa
Big Craws Eapeetew
A Fetale Devil.
vvnen fcmma Ooldtnan, the an
archist, endeavors to incite men to
deeds of violence against the repre
tentative of this Government, and
is permitted to do so in public.
without let or hindrance, she dem
Portland, June 10.
Tha ottieers of tha Oregon Develop
ment league will meet at tha Portland
Commercial Club Thursday evening,
June 20th, at 7:30, and every active
worker, aa well aa tha presidents aud
secretaries of tha different commercial
bodies are urged to be present. The
league proper will open Friday morning
at 0 o'clock at tha Marouam Grand
Theatre, and this seeaion will close at
12:30. Afternoon recess for Mower par
ade and general recreation. Friday eve-1
ning exactly at 8 o'clock there will be a
special pipe organ recital at the First
Presbyterian church by Professor fcdgar
K. Couraen, one of the beat organiat In
America, free ot charge to all visitor
residing outside the city. This is a rare
and unusual treat. There will be s
morning session of the league Saturday
from 0 to 12:30. and tha program in
cludes some of the most effective and
thoroughly practicsl ad-men in the
country. The Oregon girls tuken Knot
by the "Telettranl" reached home Satur
day night. Those in charge of Philip
S. Bate are expected to arrive home to
morrow. They have given the state a
vast amount ot advertiaing. The ad
dress of John If. Whvte, manager of
the Astoria Chamber of Commerce, be
fore the Ad Men's Club of Portland
Wednesday ulght, made a great hit.
The Rural Letter Carrier's Association
of Oregon held a most interesting and
successful convention in the Oregon
room of the Portland Commercial Club
Saturday. The Grand Lodge, A. F. A
A. J., of Oregon, will lay the corner
stone of tha new eight story steel build
ing now nnder construction for the com
mercial club Wednesday afternoon, I) .
W. T. Williamson, grand master, officia
ting. The reception given the Omaha
business men st Portland was unique in
the extreme. The governor, the mayor.
and 100 representative business men
party Sunday morning at 9
aNw -
I Ws
Come and Help Us
Make theEagle Scream
WILL BE'
Celebrated at HIILSBORO, Orep
Best and Biggest Celebration ever held in
Washington county. The attractions will
be numerous and the best that can be pro-
gj cured, while the Fireworks will excel any
)t thing ever seen in this section. - - - -
aV W
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Grand R. R. Excursion from BUXTON and BANKS
The G. A. R. Veterans
Into aor pro-
as II line of
railway m- -' pmrld-d that wae
mi. Ii ir. a or tracks shall cross any Mal te
,. shall be .lak4 or otherwise uua or
Ulued .0 a. ool W lulerfere with or ten.a aU
"'ilTi.V.v , The treed of ear operaled epos
mm trtrli Wlthl. lb. l.y "-'
,eM.boro shall aol e. the rata
.lie. perhonr. and ear. .lorplog
,".U sot or-trud lb. cro- lreta a -14 City.
onstrates the falsity ot uer own
utterances and a possible weaknessl met tha
10 our Jaws.- Lincoln, the most o clock at the union depot. There was
merciful ot meo. did not liesitate to l "reet car ride, reception and luncheon
send coonerheads like Vallandie- 101 ,y' K08ef wer Oiatriboted by the
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....... . Bule "8 the train was decorated wilb
ana yet wnat V ananciiguam laugnt roaes; in fact there were roses .wry
will hold their encampment on the grounds the now Shnto
Park from June 29 to July 3, nt 11 p. m., when the park
will be turned over to the ourth of Julv Committee for
the BEST CELEBRATION ever hold in this county. Tell
your neighbors nd come youaelf. - 1U( lUl.liS SOON.
rrri
was oot nearly so niischievouas
the teachings of Kmtna Goldman.
He gave aid and eucouragement to
the Union's open enemies, who
could be and weie combated and
defeated; but the doctrine of oppo
sition by assassination is secret and
insidious and much harder to sup
press. Unlortunately lor ourselves
Four boys left their homes sud-
where. The Portland Roe Show A Menly and clandestinely, with the
i icma win certainly te the most charm
ing eent of the vesr 1!07.
Health Hints.
. Never get cold feet, especially in
politics.
For palpitation of the heart quit
reading market Quotations.
A good way to treat appendicits
we have sanctioned it when applied 13 to cut out the surgeon,
to other Governments and have Avoid late hours; when the clock
thrown open our doors for the ad- strilt 23 it is lime to go to bed.
mission of its adherents. Many ol Maladies which iail to respond to
thera now claim that the United anv ot" treatment should be
States is no better governed than
Russia, and, in fact, they are op
posed, as Miss Goldman states, to
any form of lawful authority. Free
America is just as odious to them
as Autocratic Russia, and the as
sassin of McKinley stands on the
same plane as the assassin of Van
Plehve. They are not use to the
ballott as a remedy for existing
evils, and they teach that labor and
capitol are irreconcilable enemies,
and that one must ultimately des
troy the other. They are. in fact,
dangerous lunatics, who aim at
chaos, and do not hesitate to com
mit murder in their effort to tear
down the structure of Government.
They should be exterminated as
ruthlessly as wild beasts are killed
for the protection of human kind.
Every teacher of anarchy is an ac
cessory after the fact to the murders
of Garfield and McKinley. Rainer
Review.
Good Wool Crop.
John Harms last week removed
the wool from his flock of CotswolJ
sheep, and had fleeces that weighed
from 8 J," to 20 pounds each. He
showed a sample from the back of a
yearling ewe that measured 20
inches in length. The fleece from
this animal weighed 20 pounds and
was sold for 21 cents per pound,
bringing $4.20. That money is
the interest on 6o at 7 per cent,
counting the care and feeding for a
year at $10 Mr. Harms claims that
his ewe is well worth $50. Her
site sheared 15 at bis four year
old stage. V estern Uregou.
Olympic Flour la the beat you can set
at K. II. Greer's.
treated with silent contempt.
Remember that care killed a cat,
and the man who has no more than
nine lives can't afford to worry.
Nose-bleed is often caused by not
minding your own business. It
may tie cured by calling the police
and diving into the nearest drug
store.
If you are fat, get thin, if thin,
get fat. Nature never meant you
to be satisfied with your weight.
A bee sting is good for rheuma
tism, and therefore those who have
hives are seldom troubled with scia
tica at the fame time. Ex.
It is said of the late Dean Huff-
cutt, Governor Huehes Wat ad-
- o -
wuo commuted suicide as a
result of a nervous breakdown from
overwork, that he was one of the
most brilliant men ever eraduated
from Cornell University. And in
his comparatively brief career since
nis graduation he has fulfilled the
1 t . .
origin promise of his youth. He
seems to have had one conspicuous
iailing, however, and that was. his
inability to appreciate the import
atlriat j-tY a at
u, mvasionai rest and recrea
tion from exacting intellectual pur
suits, n is said of him that he
never took a vacation. They reck
on 111 who count on Mother Na
ture s carelessness as a bookkeep
er.
Typewriters Attentlonl
nave just pot in a slock of carbon
paper and ribbons for typewriters, and
wnen in nee, I call and see ns.
E. 1.. McCORMICK.
Ilillaboro, Ore.
Money to luan on real estate eeenrity
II. T. Parley
avowed purpose of seeking their
fortunes in Nevada. Tbev did not
let their parents know their desti-
... 1 . a
nation until two oayi alter men
disappearance, for fear they would
be recalled. It is presumed that
by this time they are tasting their
first fruits of liberty. We wish
them well. It is highly proper for
older and wiser headi to wag dole
fully and predict all jorts of "bad
ends" for boys who run away from
home, but what man is there of full
stature who can blame them? We
all know what the boyish wander
lust is and bow it gets into the
blood at the springtime of year.
Many staid old codgers even to day
00k about at the trees and the
meadows and feel the call of the
wild, and long for the exultation of
the open places. And many and
many more staid old codgers re
member in a mist of iweet memor
ies times when they themselves
started to "run away'' and seek
their fortunes in the biz wide
world. A little more misty and a
little more sweet is the memory ol
those futile enterprises which left
the dirty and penitent boy on his
knees with his head in ni9 mother's
lap sobbing for the very joy of be
ing home again, we all know the
wanderlust of boyhood. It is a very
natural and a very commendable
emotion, for it indicates spirit and
enterprise and ambitiou to do great
things alone and unafraid. We
have all felt the wanderlust in ma-
turer years that called us out into
life, sometimes alone and sometimes
in the companionship 0f a loyal
friend who shared our timorous ad
ventures. And how many are
there of gray-haired old men in the
world today who would not feel that
the price of the long struggle was
not too dear it tney onl re.
turn again along the weary years to
sob for joy at oeing ,n lbe olj nome
and penitent at a mother's knee.
Those boys are an right. They do
not now realize the aching hearts
they have left behind, but the beri
mine holes, seeking whatever ad
ventures may lie-in their paths.
Mark Twain understood the wan
derlust when lie told us about Tom
Sawyer and Iluck Finn. It is boy
ish nature. If all goes well, those
boys will be back again not a bit
worse for their premature contact
with the world ot selfishness and
hunger. But under whatever skies
they wander we sigh for their op
portunities. We. older grown, still
know the lascinations ot the wanderlust.
A soldier of fortune who had
fought under eighteen diflerent
flags died a few days ago from over
indulgence in dumplings. Peace
hath her datigets no less terrible
than war.
Every man hopes some day to
run across doughnuts as good as
the ones he used to steal from the
pantry shelf when he was'a boy.
Perhaps it will please you to hear
that England has erected a statute
to the memory of your olal friend
aud neighbor, John Smith.
Wanted.
Twenty-two cords oak and 12
cords ash, 4 ft. lengths. Oak to be
no larger than 7 nor smaller than 4
inches in diameter. This wood wan
ted on board cars at any station on
this division of S. P. R. R.. which
takes the Hiilsboro rate. Only good,
sound wood wanted; will pav
prompt cash on delivery of wood on
cars. Please quote prices.
ALBERT N. STANTON,
R. Na 4, Hiilsboro, Ore.
Remarkable Rescue.
That truth is stranger than fic
tion, has once more been demon
strated in the little town of Fedora,
Teuu., the residence of C. V. Pep
per, lie writes: "I was in bed,
entirely disabled with hemorrhages
of the lungs and throat. Doctors
failed to help me, nnd all hoie had
fled when I began taking Dr.
King's New Discovery. Then in
stant relief came. 1 tie cotigKing
soon ceased: the blecdine dimin
ished rapidly, and in three weeks
I was able to go to work." Guar
anteed cute for coughs and colds.
50c and $i.oo at all drug stores.
Trial Inittle free.
Egga for Hatchmf .
Full I'.l.Mxl 1 '.row 11 leghorns, Black
Minorcua and Uarred Plymouth Itock
etrga for hutching- felting of l.'t, 11.(0.
A reduction will be made inllOOegg lota.
It. If. GUKK.n.
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There's a lot of Satisfaction
in a shoo which after month's ot
wear, needs only polish to "Look
like new." You'll find comfort,
ease and profit in the
Hamilton-Brown Shoes
your
Come and
children-
will want sonMtlung protty and goou
ee ou
"School Shoes
No hotter made. No better can b mad..
with every pia
Our
irn.ir.ni tee iocs
of
Our line
GROCERIES
l the finest in the county.
JOHN DENNIS.
m. . -i i n..i;ahlfl Corner Grocery and Shoe Store
a - f l;Krt is thri.. j Fi m.mwm-m I JT
laK w .'. I "uuiney are JUMVrClTJ1X.
off to the tuning pools, the swim-' -M
fsm Shoe (pi $
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