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Th » ! Il 1« dur p u rp » M I» <>r«anl»»i
a lu n n a l 41*1 ri#t uoilnr II» p u vlatona
»•f O i a p la r II I , U w a <>f O r '« u o fo r
I t l l , • n llllr d " A n A r i p ro v ld ln a fo r
[ lh a ••rtanlanllnn «f lu n n a l < llilr k lA
j fo r th« constructl»m . o p e ra tio n and
1 m ain ten a n ce o f tu nn e l system«, end
I fo r th« p aym en t o f Iks cost o f «ucti
| system s and expanses Incident th e re ­
to;“
I That
the la n d s e m h r a r s j
w ith in
th« b o u n d a ries o f th* d is t ric t here*
t n s t ie r describ ed Ms In a co n tig u o u s
body at eith er end o f tho proposed
tu n n e l co n n e c tin g th* sam s;
T h a i lh« len d s o f lh« u n dersig n ed
p etitio n ers,
and
a ll
la n d s In T i l e d
w llh ln said d is tric t, w ill h« b enefited
th ro u g h th s co n s tru c tio n at th* pro-
jpo svd tunnel-
The
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u
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T h a i lh * la n d s Includsd w ith in th«
j b o u n d a ries o f said d is t r ic t 11 « w ith in
M u ltn o m a h
C o u n ty.
Oregon,
and
, W a s h in g to n C o u n ty , O r a g o n ;
th«
I g re a te r
p o rtio n
of
w h lrh
d is t r ic t
I land«
«re «Itualed
In
W a s h in g to n
| C o u n ty . O regon .
t
Chapaaaa
j
( C c iit U n u«»f|
fr o lli
In a l
W « *k)
T h » uaaa> o f llio . Imam n u a a Mill«
wlttor Ilian lw h ail s u | i | hnm »<|, |ierha|ia
flft* |Mirra nrruaa Imlwaon w a ll nm l
w all.
Al»nn Ilia r r n l* r a Ihln atrrnlti
trlrk li-il m r r a sunily Inal, laaulnn from
on« i-ml o f Iho rhaant. w hom It liurat
out th m u a h lli« c m n li» , c a rry in g w lih
II ih r » M ula o f lli« nllutrlal lan»l • !>»>*#
- ■ m i l , « ra ta l. JLP'I »ami
T h la ««mil M*|>»«ll, m rrlpat along
lip Hi« alrwnm, liaaal loi'H li»*ap«,| up,
p ro h a lily In lltn»a o f nv»rfl»W. again««
th* g r-inll* walla, nm l w lth lo III« H ill«
llra*al»>n« rn««a Ibal «ttiilala-at tlaaHr
low pr aurfarrw.
U ' A I l f aliout him . taw aaw Hull
a u im i wo or I hr«« Imodrml yard« fn u u
Hi« |>lara w h am ho h a il rm«r(«<l out
o f lli« fa ro o f lli* r lllf , th* *»>rg* iiia<lr
n s h a rp t»#n»l. altnoal a l rig h t anal«,
an d lo r * Iha g roun d mas t t ro « n w ith
a nuiaa o f fa lle n hould«ra. ran gin g
from
hu gs ro rk a to «m all • d rh rl*
Abo*# It w as a gap In tho low *r arc
lio n o f th« r lllf . from w hich II had
hr«o datarh«d
I.*» mad« hla w ay In ih ln dlrtu-llon.
A l one« ha m m « lo Iho r«nrlu«l»a
th at d y n a m llo had boon Iho m u a r of
Ibla rollapa« o f p art o f (ha a n rfa r* of
th# g ra a llo w all, w hich, sm ooth aa a
atsol lin in g , m o ld tia ra boon d isru p te d
by Bu n a tu ra l f o r m gurh aa g ra v ity .
Am t Ihon ha cam * apon a»m«ihlng
that ro n llrm s d Iho obvious d edu ctio n
It wna o ro ttin g wood*« rrn dlo.
Ilooldo It toy a ru a iy p ick. N ot fa r
a w ay w ars tw o hag« Iron pans, lh « lr
b ottom s «ni«n out with n u t . ao that
th*y
r*o*mbl«»l
fretw ork
In a trrl
U n d e r Ibetu w*r» s llll the *■!■•■* an d
ch a rre d rm lilu e o f ih a wood that
had Itoon used to thaw out lh« froaeo
oarth.
A ll about am ong th« fa lle n ruck*
worn m ounds. Iha rvsRIuo from lh«
p an s a fte r Iha e x tra ctio n o f Iha gold,
now covorod w ith lon g leo o f dead
vegetation.
T h e c a waa no lon g er any doubt that
thla « • ! P a lly 's g old mine.
K e fo ro m a k in g
fu rth e r Inveatlgn-
tlorva her», L a a d e rlila d to explor« lh«
re m a in d e r o f lh« chasm . It ra n on l>«
yond ih a bend fo r a q u a rte r o f a m ile,
an d then canto lo nn ab ru pt te rm in a ­
tion.
W ith o u t any g ra d u a l leaernlng
o f Iho depth It s im p ly ceased. Iha tw o
ctlfT w alla com in g together. In the
M in e way a t they d id n ea r tho rock in g
alon o a t Iho o th e r eml.
T h e chasm
was, In fa ct, sim p ly an aionguted
crater.
Mel tim in g . I»ee m ade hla w ay In lh«
cava form ed hy Iha explosion If I'elly
w as In the d istrict, th ere w as h a rd ly
any doubt bul H ist ha w ould It* hid
Ing In Ihnt In n rcew lh l« spot, w lirr»
hs w ould bo oaf* against d iscovery
It waa not u n lik e ly that hs waa In the
cave Itself at th at moment.
I,*e Aral exam in ed lit« snow about
th« m outh o f tha cave fo r footprints,
hut h« fou n d no tra ck s except hla own
O ra w ln g hla a u tom a tic, he advanced
Into the opening. T h e sand In the In
te rlo r tw>re lh a m a rk s o f con tin u ed
tra m p lin g , but th ere w ere no Im prints
w ith cle a r edges, and It w m ce rta in
that no one had been there fo r a long
tints.
U n fo rtu n a te ly , l«*a had brought no
can dle, h ill lie a dvanced some d is ­
tan ce w ith in the rave, lig h tin g hla way
w ith m atches. H ow ever, It wits a fo re ­
gone con clusio n Hint I’e lly wus noi
In there, fo r lh« sandy Interior bore
no fn-ah fo o tp rin ts as fu r as be went.
A fain t, d istan t roarin g , aa o f a
w a te rfa ll, cam e to l«ee's enrs, and the
a ir w us fresh, aa If th* ca ve w ere coo
n e c tn l w ith some opening In Ilia rnoun
la in «Ido.
Leo resolved lo ex plore II
a n o th e r dny. B u t It woe cle a r enough
th at I'elly w as not In the chasm a fte r
a ll.
A n o th e r th in g that led I«ee lo
that con clusio n w as the fn rt that no
m in in g op era tio n s hod been ca rrie d
on tb»-ro fo r n co n sid era b le lim e— long
enough for ih e puns to h ave rusted
through.
If I'elly had taken refuge w ith in Ihv
gorge. It w as In credible that he w ould
not huve resum ed operations.
A n d thege seem ed lo h a ve been In
te rru p ie d un expectedly, to Judge from
One B o n y H a n d S till T ig h t ly C lu tch e d
the H a n d le e f a L a rg e , O ld-faeh len ed
R e v o lv e r.
hla min.I
l l wna a sad an d lonely
b u ry in g p lu ra fo r J o y ce 's m o th er Its
ex isten ce th ere waa la Ita rif a test!
utony to th e o ld m an 's m ental coo
d llh m - ih a I he sh o uld have ca rrie d
hie w ife 's hotly th ro u gh the tu nn el to
that p la ce o f h is decants. A n d yet It
w as c e rta in that no p ro w lin g thing
w ould ever v io la te IItal grave.
I we went on, and. a few steps fu r
lh *r. stu m b led o g aln sl som ething eta*
It wna (lie akeletnu o f a m an, tbe
bones p rn trtld lu c through Ihe rents and
tatter« o f the «cnrecrtiw clothes. T h *
la u re l tangle« sp ro u ted betw een the
rff.e
T h e l»>n*« w ere b lea ch ed w hite,
the flesh had lung sto re <11 «a p| tea red.
O n e bony h a nd ■till tig h tly clu tch ed
the tia m lle o f a large, o ld fa sh io n e d
revolver. T h e m u ssle wna ch oked w ith
r u s t; th ere w ere ru ste d c a rtrid g e s In­
side.
d ise n g a g in g It w ith d lfllc u lly fro m
Ihe Angara, l a v aaw, on Ihe less rusted
p ortion o f H ie h a n d le w h ich they had
p relecte d , Ihe In itials. C . P.
B ill he h a rd ly needed that to know
(h a l hla m ission w as at nn end. and
Ihe Inal h a rrie r betw een h im s e lf and
Jo y ce o verthro w n .
T lie
p ro blem
ao
In scru table
an
hon r In-fore h ad been solved. A ll ranee
fo r an tag o n ism
betw een them had
com e to an end.
A n d l»ee w as rn n s rln n s o f x quiet
s a tisfa ctio n .
II wna the happiest nolu-
llo n , a n d though J o y c e w ould grieve,
she w ould com e to see that It w as the
best.
Sh e w ould he glad, a fte r the
Aral sh ock, that her fa th e r w ould not
h a ve to fa r* the o rd eal w hich he had
drended fo r so m an y yearn.
B ut an L e e looked dow n at the re­
nin I ns o f the deed m an. he becam e
aw lire o f a sin gle f a c t
N e n rly ev ery
hone on one able o f the skeleto n waa
b ro k e n — llio s k u ll, rllis, a rm and leg
hones, m ill iwdrla.
T h a t th« houndarl«« o f tho p ro ­
posed tu nn e l d is t ric t ore a s fo llo w s,
t owl t :
(To lm continued next week)
N O TI O K
O F
P B T tn O R
weather.
t i n n ì K i.
P R K P K N T A T IO N
Kl»H
FO R M A TIO N
j
Beg in n in g at a p oin t, w h ich Is lh«
»enter o f
t h • N o rth w e s t Quart«#
I N W 14 ) Of M ertlon N ine ( t ) . T o w n ­
sh ip One (I ) Mouth. Ban g « O ne (1)
K ast
of
the
W llla m e it«
M e rid ia n ,
w llh ln tho c o rp o ra ls lim it s »»f th«
<*lly o f P o rtla n d , M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty .
O re g o n ; thence east T h re e -q u a rte rs T o w n s h ip One (I ) N tirth, R a n g e T w o
(% 1 o f a m il« In th* a»»uthea«t c o r­ (2) W est o f the w illin e t t o M e rid ia n ;
ner o f the N o rth ea o t Q u a rt e r I N R I H thence eouth O n* (1) m ile to the
o f Ihe N o rth ea e t Q u a rt e r IN R I1 I o f
flouthw eat c o rn e r o f * • Id fle»-tl»»n
•aid M ecllon N in e ( ( ) ; thence n o r t h ­
T h ir t y - f iv e
(!S |; th e n re
w»-et Tw o
e rly a lo n g the east lin e a f sa id fle c­
(I) mtlea lo the n o rth w e et <«rner of
tion N ine (( ) to an In tersectio n w ith
flection F o u r (4) In T o w n s h ip On«
the ce n ter lla« o f A r t h u r fltreet. If
ea tended; thence e a ste rly a lo n g the t l ) Mouth. R a n g e T w o (21 W . at »>(
the
W illa m e tte
M e rid ia n ;
thence
sa id ce nter lin e o f A r t h u r fltreet and
Its ex ten sio n th ereof, to th# ce n ter south T w o (2) mile«, m ore ,,r I- m.
lin e o f F r o n t S tre e t; thence n o r t h ­ to the ce n te r lin e o f T u a la t in R iv e r:
th« •»» e e a ste rly
and ««»utterly
f o l­
e r ly • lo n g th« ce n te r lin e o f F ro n t
io « 1» g Ihe m«an»l--;'lnga o f l u a U t l n
fltreet to th« re n te r lin e o f H h w m a s
fltre e t; thence e a s te rly a lo n g th« r«n- i l l v t s and In the c«fl.»»r I h r t u ! therv-
ten lin e o f S h e rm a n fltre«t and It« »f to a p o in t « b e l t sa id «- tile r l‘ e>-
ex ten sio n to the h a rb o r lin e on th« in t l» * c l« the ca st an d went cooler
w aot bank o f the W llla u s r t t s R iv e r : lin e th ro u g h the eouu-r o f flection
thence n o rth a lo n g the w e s te rly h a r ­ K lt h t e . n
(IX)
T o o n r h 'p
1»v
U'
b o r lin e o f the W llla m e t t a Itlv er to flo u lh . R a n g e On« (I) W r i t o f lh»
a p o in t In th e re n t e r lin e or S ix ­ W illa m e tte M » rid ia n ; thence eaet a p ­
teenth
Street.
If extended;
thence p ro x im a te ly
O ne
and
v/nc-(ourth
eo u th erl) a lo n g w h at w o u ld he the <1H)
m ile s « to th e ce n te r lin e of
ce n te r lin e o f H lx le e n th Street. If M ecllon S even teen (17) In «ai»l T o w n ­
«■tended, and tho re n te r lin e o f S ix ­ eh lp an»l R a n g e ; thence N o rth T w o
teen th S tre e t to the ce n ter tin« o f and O n r - lt a i(
< 2 H> — lea to t h e
W a s h in g to n fltr#»(: then»-« w»«t«rly Q u a rte r ro rn e r In Ihe n o rth lin e of
• lo n g th» ra n te r lln « o f W a s h lrg tn n flee ilo n F iv e (k) o f aald T o w n sh ip
s tre e t to th e c e n te r Hne o f M lx lee n lh and
R a n g e ; th on ce eaat T w o and
S tre e t; th en ce s o u th e rly
a lo n g
th« O n r - h a lf ( 2 H I
m ile« to the South-
ce n te r lin e o f S ix te e n th S tre e t to the raat
c.irn e r o f flectio n T h irty - fo u r
ce n te r lin e o f M x ln S treet, o r It« e x ­ (21)
In T o w n s h ip
O ne
(1) South.
ten sio n ; thence e a s te rly a lo n g lh« ex­ R a n g e One (1)
W eat o f the W il­
ten sio n
of
M a in
S tre e t and
I f s ln lam ette M e rid ia n ; tlic n c e N o rth One
s tre e t Itself to
th« ra n te r
lin e o f t l ) m ile to th e n o rth e a st co rn er of
F o u rte e n th S tre e t: thenr« s o u th e rly M id flection T h ir t y - f o u r (21): thenc«
a lo n g the re n te r lin e o f F o u rte e n th ■••el T w o and T h re e -fo u rth »
(1%1
fltreet to tho re n te r lin e o f C o lo m b ia mil«« to the so u th w e st co rn er o f th»
S treet; thence e a s te rly a lo n g th e ce n ­ South«a«t
Q u a rte r
IBBQ)
»»f t h «-
ter lin e o f C o lu m b ia B lre e t to the
Sou th east Q u a rt e r <SKH> o f flection
ce n te r lin e o f T e n th S tre e t; thence
T h ir t y
(20)
In T o w n a h lp One
so u th e rly a lo n g
the c e n te r
lin e o f
Mouth. R a n g e O n e (1) K a a l ot
T e n th fltreet to
the ce n te r
lin e o f W illa m e tte
M e rid ia n :
thence
{ H a ll fltreet;
thence ea eterly a lo n g
on« ( t ) m ile to a p o in t In the
I the re n te r lin e o f H a ll fltreet to the
lin e
of
aald
fle c tio n
T h ir t y
¡ce n te r lin e o f B ro a d w a y f l t r e e t ;
w hich I* One fo u rth (H > m ile
j thence so u th e rly
a lo n g
th a ce n ter <»f the N o rth o a a t c o rn e r o f said '<•■»
Mine o f B ro a d w a y fltreet to tho ran -
tlon T h i r t y (20); thonce east • u
M er lin e o f G ra n t S tre e t; th e n re root-
r..u rth
( H > m fle to the a o rtv -a
! »-rty a lo n g th a ce n ter lin e o f G ra n t
co rn e r o f eald 8 *eth»n T h i r t y tl'*'
'« tre at to a p o in t w h ich Is On« H u n ­
thence n o rth O n e - h a lf (^4) mi -
dred tie*» feet w est o f the w est lin e
the Q u a rte r c o rn e r on the weal 1 •
..f
S ix th
fltre e t:
th en re
« o u th crly
o f J lrrt lo n
T w e n ty
(201. To w • > 1 »
o a r a llr l w ith s n d One H u n d re d (1®*>
O ne (I ) B»»ulh. R a n g e One (11 >
•" ' '
feet weet o f the w est lin e o f S ix th
o f the W illa m e tte M e rid ia n : t< • i
^Street to tha eonth lin e o f S h e rid a n
.-•at O n e - H a lf (H> m il« to tire
li­
S tre e t
pr»»dueed: t h e n c e
eaeterly
ter o f aald flection T w e n ty (20); t
■
a lo n g
Iha aouth
lin e
o f flh e rld a .i
n orth O n e -h a lf <H> m ile and
"
S tre
e
t
p
roduced
lo
n
p
o
in
t
w
h
ich
1
«
ree, p roou ceo
- 7 '-
T O n e - h a l f
(H> m ile to the n o n • »
^
o( ^
Tw (.nty
on a H u n d re d and T h ir t y (110) feet
w eal fro m Ihe ce n te r lin e o f M a r-
thenc* n o rth T h r e a - fo u r t h s ( H I Ti
quant C o u n ty Bon d, a lso ra ile d T e r-
to the so u th e ast c o rn e r o f the
w llllg e r B o u le v a rd : lh an ea «ou th arly
east Q u a rt e r ( N R H ) o f the h c l .
an d w ea terly. p a ra lle l w ith and One
••at Q u a rte r ( N K Q ) o f S ec tlm h ■»■
H u n d re d an d T h i r t y <110» feet w eat­
•U tran
07)
In T o w n a h lp On-» ' l l
e rly and n o rth e rly fro m aald ce n ter
Mouth. R a n g e O ne (1) B a st c-f ' '
lin e o f M a rq u a m Iln sd. a lso ra ile d
W illa m e tte M e rid ia n : th en ce *
T e r w lt llg e r
B o u le v a rd ,
to
a
poin t
O n e -h a lf ( H ) m il* to the cent, r 'me
w h lrh 1« O n e H u n d re d a nn T h ir t y
•if aald Sectio n Seventeen (17);• h. ru -
( 11 *) feet n o rth e rly f r o m a p o in t at
n o rth
O n e - h a lf
(H )
m fle
to
'll
the d lv la lo n o f aald M a rq u a m Road
N o rth ea st c o rn e r o f the B o u lh i ■«' j
and T e r w t lllg e r B o u le v a rd and In the
• Quarter
( 8 R H ) » o f
the
S o u th « "
ce n ter l l t y <»f b»»th aald ro a d and
Q u a rte r
(SWH)
of
S e ctio n
E l y ’i.
h»»uler«rd; t lienee w e a le rl
p a ra lle l
it)
In aald T o w n a h lp nno Itam
w ith and O n e H u n d re d and T h i r t y
and thenca fo llo w in g a s t ra ig h t In­
( 1 >«> feet n o rth e rly fro m the re n te r
in « N o rth e a s te rly d ire c tio n to th-
lin e o f M a rq u a m C o u n ty R o a d to a
n la ra o f b e g in n in g
p o in t w here such lin e Intersect* th*
11 bein g u n dersto o d th a t In a ll oi
n o rth e rly lln * o f M a rq u a m R oad A d ­
fo re g o in g
d e s c rip tio n
of
th e
d itio n to th a C it y o f P o rtla n d , O re ­ the
gon. w h ich
p o in t
1 « a p p ro x im a te ly b o u n d a rtss o f aald tu n n e l d is tric t
O ne H u n d re d and T h i r t y (1X9! feet the d ista n ce s nr* u n dersto o d to be
o n ly,
and
th* w o rd s
n o rth w e s te r ly a lo n g
aald
n o rth e rly a p p ro x im a te
b o u n d a ry lln a o f aald M a rq u a m Rond “ m ore o r less" sh o uld In ea ch case
A d d itio n ,
fro m
the ce n ter H ue o f b* r* nd th e re in so that th* point
M a rq u a m C o u n tv B ond an now lo- deserlb*d m a y fa ll «t the p a rtic u la r
estett
nnd Is
n flertlc.n N l.te (9).
T h e n I'elly Imd n»t d ied o f a stro ke T o w n s h ip O ne (1) Sou th . R a n g e One
or from n siuhlen a tta ck o f h ea rt f a il­ <1> Ka»t o f the W illa m e tte M e rid ia n ;
u re l i e had fu lleii fro m th e sum m it o f thence
n o rth w e a te rly
alon g
the
the c liff above— jierhapa he had been n o rth e rly b o u n d a ry lin e o f »aid M a r ­
flung down, fo r Ihe re v o lv e r w h lrh he q u a m R o a d A d d itio n to t h e F n o rth ­
had l>een clu tch in g show ed th at he had w est c o rn e r th ereof, w h ich p o in t la
e ith e r en co u n tered o r a n ticip a te d nn th a m»i*t n»irth*rty p o in t o f l . o l
F o u rte e n t i l l off B lo c h T h re e IS) o f
enemy.
Id a d d itio n ; th e n re d ue w est to
A n d, A iled w ith n m ix tu re o f em o­
the weat lin e o f the N o rth e a s t Q u a r ­
tion s— h a pp in ess fo r th e ir fu tu re , g rie f
ter ( N R I i) o f th e N o rth w e s t Q u a r ­
for Ihe new s that he m ust b rea k lo
ter ( N W I 4 1 o f «aid S ectio n N in e (»>;
Joyce , I.ee m ade hla w ay tow ard tha
thence fo llo w in g a s t r a ig h t lin e In
tunnel.
a s o u th w e s te rly d ire c tio n to tn e ce n ­
Ilu i a ll nt once he m ade the s in g u la r te r o f S e rllo n R ig h t (X) In T o w n ­
and u n expected d isco ve ry that he d id s h ip On» ( l ) South. R a n g e O n e <!)
not know w here the en tra n ce wan.
F a s t o f Ihe W illa m e t t e M e rid ia n . In
th e rx p o x u re o f the pnnx lo w ind and
j w«sl al»»nx th# <«nt«r lin» «f fl»i> ! I,< .rin
varl«a • n m » « l» l f i o n
«ha
I lio n
K ls lil
III, S*#il»>n M -ran
(T|, tru» b aarln « aa «lv»-n fo r b r a r lt r In
jH a rlio n T » « l * t
llt l
an»« Haelloii |||»
4«s*rlpll«n.
K lrv a n III«, lo Ih« q u a n « r r o r n r r
W IIR H K FQ U R .
T o u r
petitio n er«
b a lw a m H«» ll<<na T« n (III and Kl»*< p ra y th at Mild difttrtrt b« o r | M ll* d
*n t i l ) In T o w n e h lp On« <|) Mouth. *1 in »«id
s i i p rovided.
R a n g e O ne <l)
W e st uf ih a W i l ­
A
K
R o y , P o rtla n d , Or«gon, lit .
ls m e t i s
M e rid ia n . In W a sh in g to n
6, t Utn 61, 22 acrpR In d is t r ic t
C o u n ty, O re g o n ; thetlc« N o rth One-
J. K . N lch o lsim , He*« A D osch fid.,
h a lf ( H I m il* to th* N o rth ea st cor
nar o f «aid flection T e n (10); turn» a P o rtU n d , O fp fo n , fit. 1« lio x I I A ,
weet On* (1) m ile to the N o rth w est I mef•.
M s rtln M eier, P o rtla n d , fit. f. B ox
co rn e r
of
«aid
flection
Te n
f 10);
>•/ 16 10 serss.
thane* n o rth O n a - h s lf ( H ) m ile to
tha Q u a rte r c o rn e r on the east lin e
Mr«. } .
H«nd«trom, .P o rtla n d .
Rt.
o f flection F o u r (4) In T»»wn*hlp One is
& 2 , 1 acre.
(1) Mouth. R a n g « On« III W e st o f
K«th«r K. K 'ffe r s , P o rtla n d , K t. I,
the W i l l a m e t t e M e r i d i a n : thence weat i
51. 39 »ore«. «
One f ly m ils a lo n g th* ce n ter line
Th«o. ftllle te r. P o rtla n d , fit. I, B ox
o f aald
flectio n
F«ur
f 0 >: thenre
0, t % acre«.
n o rth
O n e - H a lf
(H )
m fle
to
the
Kindly
Ifolrn**,
P o rtla n d .
Rt
f,
n o rth w e st c o rn e r o f aald S»-<-llon F o u r flox 49 A. 5 mere«.
(4); thence weat on* (I I m ile to the
1>R vld B i r r t t t , P o rtla n d . R t 5. Box
aoutheaat c o rn o r o f d co llo n T h ir t y -
17, *4 jure.
one (11) In T o w n s h ip On« (I ) N o rth
lia r U r A
fit re iff,
P o rtla n d ,
R t. f,
o f Ban g « O ne (1) W eat o f the W i l­
% x 47. «bout 1 % acres.
lam ette M e rid ia n : thence n orth One-
A lb re c h t
B trel t t P o r t U n d , R t.
5,
h a lf ( H I m il« to the Q u e ri.-r eo rn ar
• 4 »x 47, 59 «ere«.
on tha east lin e <»f aald fl#*ll«*n T h i r ­
M. ft T r s y k P o rt U n d . R t , », Box
ty-on«
(SI);
th en ce w eat On«
(I)
til, about 7 «ere«.
m ile lo the Q u a r t e r corn» r In (he
r iiA flf .
W iinon, P o rtla n d , R t.
I,
weat lin e o f said flectio n Thirty-»»nt
to« 4«. 7 acre«.
t i l ) : thence N o rth o n * - h a lf ( H I mil«
A. d Carlo* « , P o it U n d , R t. S. B*1*
to the n o rth w e st c o rn e r o f «aid flec­
1 4, 5 acre».
tion T h ir t y - o n e
(I t):
thence
west
W illia m
W o lf el, P o rt U n d . R t
».
T w o t l ) roll«« to tha N»»rlhw»-at #«r-
U iz
4 6
acre*.
o f flection T h ir t y - O v a
(15) In
J. hn Carlaoa, Portlaod. Rt. i. Box
co rn e r o r le g a l s u b -d iv isio n , o r point.
Intended
an d
In
w h ere
g iv e n
th*
d e s crip tio n
a d ire c tio n
le g a l
in te n d e d th a t
Is g iv e n
s u h -d lv lslo n
p o in t
above,
to
a
It
Is
< 5. 3 Aite«.
T h i.m u
fttre lff. P o rtla n d . R t.
8 .
W»x i f , 4 acre«.
A. It. fto g e rft P o rtla n d . R L 8 . Rox
1. 8.05 in im i
N u rena Il^B»-rts»-n. P o rtla n d , R t. 8 ,
•tux tX7, 10 acre*.
RernU-e .Rt»h«rt«on, 701 R ill« A v a -
ii*. P o rtla n d . 1 acre.
J
M. R o g ers. P o rtla n d . R t. 8 . H
sere.
Rt
Jo h n Z u rbu eh e n, P u rtlxn d ,
* acre».
P a t r ic k
H a rn e tt, P o rtla n d . R t
■»»X 272. 1* acre*.
8 . 7 H
A.
M s ls tu n , P o rtla n d . R t
irrea.
lit
.
8.
G le n n
K o h lk es,
P o rttn n o .
f H a rra s.
8 .
Jo h n
H . G re en . I'u rtlan d. R t
’fox 82. 1 H acre».
Jo h n B. W h ltto n . P o rtla n d . H t. 8 .
' e i 54. t H aerea.
M a rio n P- P o v e y . P o rtla n d . R t 5.
Tox * 8 . 2 H acre«.
8 .
A b ra h a m M elster. P o rtla n d . R t
Rox f«.
M a rth a E. P lu m m er. P o rtla n d . R t.
4, Rox <4, 10 a c re s .
('has. I-chins tin.
P o rtla n d . R t
6 .
•lox *7. 22 H acre*.
Ht
Jo h n
Leh m a n n .
P o rtla n d .
lend.
1 lo t
T . George«.
t:
P o rtla n d .
Rt
' ad. t L o t.
C a n n ie r, flherw ood.
J. fltlck n e y .
iem ler. (2*
1 lo t
H ic k m a n .
*l.
Rt
4.
241
A ld e r
4 lo t a
-1. S c h lo tth a u e r.
8 t .
P o rtla n d .
ri »(isnder,
la s .'. 1 lot.
712
F la n d e r*
A lw -t bc«.-q
the
-tin of
ms
Itilo effect May 26.
nani« appear« on th« Uat grasixmert .
Give us your order today and every day.
Fresh Goods— Lowest Prices
In attendance
With full basement, furnace, good drainage, land
enough for two houses, ou a rock road that's paid
for and readily accessible to both highways where
there is no'city taxes and just J blocks to the train
station. These homes have five rooms finished and
room for 3 more in attic. If your old home is priced
right it can be traded in on one of these hemes or
they can be bought on easy payments
Rt
Dallas P. Murray
\
C o n tra cto r and Builder
8 t .
In Use For Over 30 Years
Our goods safeguard the health of yourself and
family, give strength and keep you happy and contented.
MARGKLLKR
A Modem Home?
P«»rt-
CASTORIA
Fcr Infants and Children
W E MAKE A DELIVERY SATURDAY FORENOON
Phone Orders ta lly
We Give Green lradinq Stamp»
rilW T CLASS WORN AT
Beaverton Market <&» Grocery
RNA60NARLK PRIONS
H. A. Morrison, Mgr.
f
d
! Why Not Own
WHO AKE BUILDERS?
When your meats come from our store you can
depend on them being fresh and pure. The quality will
be high but the price will be low.
An oxpnrtenced
Offices: Beaverton; Cor. Watson snd First St. PortUnd; 188 Front St.
Phones: Beaverton, 61 on II.
Portland, Main 3540
700
'a e g e r. (10 A lb e m a rle T e r -
I'o rtla n d . 2 lo t a
- s
R e a lt y
Co..
474 S a lm o n
r . . " l « d. 1 L o t S O 'x lll'.
P e rp le x e d
and
d isappointed,
L ee
tu rn e d hlx th ou gh ts tow ard Ihe c a p ­
tu re o f the m an who had a ttacked him
In the tunnel,
l i e cou ld no doubt
throw lig h t on I’ elly'a w hereabouts
P e rh a p s lie w as Ihe assistan t o f whom
StudioBarber Shop
Auto Truck and Livery Service, Daily Trips To
Portland.
Furniture and Piano Moving.
J.
OF
It w as a wooden cross carved w ith
the n a m e I I K I .K N K P R L L T . stan d in g T o th* H a n o ra h l* t'o n n ty r * n r t o f
W a s h in g to n t'* n n ty , O regon , and to
u p ab ove a low c a irn o f honldera.
the tln n a rn h l* K . J . W a rd , T o n n t*
I.ee stood and looked, and vsgm -ly
dodgeI
m o u rn fu l th ou gh ts coursed through»
We.
th«
und«r»lgn«d
p«tltlon»m .
r»-»n«»-tlv«ly show, n nd sa y;
T h a t «arti o f 11 a la o ve r th s age o f
EOO GRADINO MAY 26
tw e n ty -o n s years, d u ly q u a lifie d , and
The low panned hy Ihe lust t*is o w n er o f F iv e T h o u s a n d (8.0001
legislature fixing grades under aquare feet, or uvors, o f la n d situ ate d
w llh ln lh * b o u n d a rlra o f th* d is tric t
(vliieli eggs musi he nnld, won I h e re in a fte r describ ed , an d w h o s e j
Lewis Brothers, Props.
•a 44. 1 acre.
I S a n d ln . 1 1 th « t a in » ' » ***••
I »id. IOO' x IOO' lot.
it
D u n n a g s n . I t t h A Y a m h ill
i'u rtla n d . 10 ^ x 100 ' l o t
I). K '-nni-y. P o rtla n d . R t 4. B o a
IH
acres.
-
E . R u n y o n . 197 E a s t 24th
P o rtla n d . 10.000 s q u a re f e e t
O P
m siitu r
N o tice Is hereb y g iv e n th at tho
p e titio n h ereto attarh i-d a s k in g for
the o rg a n is a tio n o f a T u n n e l D is t r ic t
under Iho T u n n e l D is t r ic t A ct. passed
h y Ihe le g is la t u r e o f tha »tat« o f
O re g o n In the y e a r !*XI, w ill b« p re ­
sent» d a t a
re g u la r m e etin g o f the
J o y c e had spoken.
C o u n ty C o u rt o f W a s h in g to n C o u n ty ,
I.ee expected Ihnt he w ould he lu r k ­
at tho c o u n ty
co u rth o u se
o f aald
in g In Ihe tunnel, ready lo renew hla
OP—I f . In Un OKp of RUMoret S tate
a tta c k , h u l th is thne th ere should he
o f O re gon , at 10 o 'c lo c k A . M. o f
no such flasrn as before.
M onday, the 0th d ay o f J u ly . 1(18.
I,** m ade hla w ay back on the oppo­
site s b le o f Ihe gorge
H e re there was P K T I T t o N
F t Ht
THF.
O R G A N IS A ­
a th ick grow th o f d w a rfed scru b lau rel,
T IO N O F A T t 'N N K I . I H S T I U C T
w hich had taken root In the soil
b rou gh t down hy the little stream , and F a r
the
C o a g tru rtlo n .
M a ln te a a a re ,
b ordered It, extending back fro m It
and O p e r a t i o n o f T a n n e l S ystem s
tow ard tho c liff In a sort o f m lnlntu re
and th e P a y m e n t a f the Coat a f
Such Pyatem a and Kxpewaes (nei­
Jungle.
S o m e thing p ro tru d in g out of
den
t T h e re in .
th is grow th a rrested Le e 's attention.
I Beaverton TransferCo. \
A lo h a 1 H
a e re a
J a c k s o n St.. P o rt-
We Give Green fradiiiQ Stamp»
*
8 .
« e r fx
«- e E . Z im m e rm a n by W .
A
•rierntnn. to t E . 45th St.. N.. P o rt -
2 a e re a
•g-iat
F
K o h le r .
P o rtla n d . R t
or
42." 5 aerea
I le rrm a n . H ills d a le . 10 a e re a
. ph M. H e a ly . *78 C . CT D r iv e
FUNNY T N I ELENNART
WAS NOT TH ER E V E T
It was Jimmy's birthday, lie
was only three.
J. C
l.u c k e l, 818 lY o n t flt.. P o r t ­
ills mother ssid that they'd
land. ( lo t a
M a rg a re t C.
P a g et
(B y
a
Loo go any place he wanted to, bul
Pag«t)
242 H
S ta rk
St, P o rtla n d . he couldn't make up his mind
O re go n , t L o t
where to go. They decided to
L o u ig
K o a a a h ln t t
808. Itg t
S t . walk around town while he was
P o rtla n d ,
O regon . 1 lota.
trying lo find where to go. They
E d ith W fttuhha ( B y R. W . fltubhs
h er a tto rn e y |B fa ct) 78. S ix th S t . came to a poster, and Jimmy
P o rtla n d , O regon, 8 lo t a
wanted them lo read It to him.
A lfre d L . Stone, 81. T r in it y Place. It said, “ Come and see the ele­
P o rtla n d . O rego n , 1 l o t
phant that weighs two tons.”
C a r r G a n g ah ro k e. W ilc o x B u ild in g
Jimmy decided ne would like
P o rtla n d , O regon , 1 l o t
to go there, so they went.
Half an hour hefore ihe elr-
cus was to start his mother no­
FANM8 AMO
ticed that he was looking all
FACTORIES ALIKE
around as if searching
fo r
something.
His ni»4liei
sal«!,
spurred by inexorablo nee sa­ “ Why, what's the matter, Jim­
nity, cotton manufacturer« have my f "
b**n going over t h e i r
opera­
Jimmy replied with fears in
tion* determined to find every ! his eye*, “ The elephant ’at
short-rut to efficiency.
weighs two tons isn’t here yet,
Farmer« got leas money per and he’ s gonna be late.”
pound last year, though
tb e
total crop was enougn more to DIRECT TO THE CONSUMER
bring
more
money.
Cotton
acreage tbi« year is expected to
The farmers around Decatur.
be even greater than last; the Illinois, are duplicating
th e
liepartment o f Agriculture fore- farmers’ market plan o f Port­
easi is for an increase in ev­ land. The farmers o f Macon
ery farm crop, except potatoes County organized and estab­
and flax. A decrease in cost lished their public market in
o f production on the farm is as Decatur and the business
is
vital as a decrease in manu­ fast increasing. The producer
facturing costs, if farm opera­ is also ihe salesman and the
tors hope to make money. îfo consumer can buy from this
marketing organization, tariff market products that were on
or federal aid, can make poor . Ihe land the day before. It is
methods win in factory or on | a ro-operaive movement a n »1
farm. The overhead of Waste si rid grades and slandardizn-
must
b e
eliminated
before | (kin is required o f all stall op­
Profit can become general.
erators.
l»x 47, 10 a e re a
M a rg u e rltt* Reach Tamg>bel1. P o r t ­
end, III. 8 , Ibix 4». 17 a e re a
T. E . P ie rce . P o rtla n d . R t. 0. B ox
122 . 1 40x100' lo t a
It »as M. P lu m m er, 240 2rd 8 t . P o rt-
■an»!. S H
acre*.
J.-hn
W . C u lle n . P o rtla n d . R t
0.
•* -x *X 0 O. 4« a e re a
A
W . M oltn. P o rtla n d . H t 8 , B ox
kr.( 87 acres.
H. T h o m p w n . 484 B ro a d w a y .
(!,
th* le g a l aub-dtvlslonat
' 5
J e n n la L e v y . 7(1 F la a d a ra St., t
Iota
L a n » I n g S t o u t 887 l U n u v I t t r
D r lv a P o rtla n d . 8 Iota
P r a n k B. W a t k ln a 288 S t a r k flt .
4 lo ta
Bright prospects mark
the opening of the new year.
The business honzon is a-
glow, lor fundamental condi­
tions never were sounder.
During the next two months
thousands will need materials.
J. Haulenbeck Lbr. Co.
Opposite S. P. Depot
BEAVERTON. OREGON
Have A Joint Account
In Our Bank
By a “ Joint Account” we me­
an an account into which ei- ’
ther a man or his wife may
put money or from which
either may diaw money.
Every man should make his
wife his FINANCIAL PAR-
TNER. Then if anything ha­
ppens to him she will have
|he necessary experience to
be able to take care of his
m oney.
V\ e will w elcom e your acc­
ount.
General Banking with unexcelled Service
4 v Paid on Savings and lim e Deptisits
*ill »tart a checking account and we make
No “ Service Charge” on same.
Bank of Beaverton
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