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Newspaper Page TextI THE EVESTN"G JOTrnKAl.; POIlTIiAT), OPEGON THUItSDAY, . JUJiY 8, 1902. iJttU UrA FIREBOAT Chamber of Comrnerce - Committee Takes -Action. Will Hold Meeting, Sunday at " ' Commercial Gob. Work la providing a fir boat tot the City of Portland will be begun on 3cnday, . when jtb 'committee appointed by the Chamber of Commerce, confuting of E. M. Brannlck, chairman J., C Flanders, Juki Poelsen, 7. H. Banom and A. Biles, will meet at" the Commercial Club, E. M. Brannlck, In aa Interview. Jd "The work of thl committee will agitate the auestiun and bring tt before the pub lic so that I 'believe we can work Up feeling that will enable the member ef ' ihe Xglslaiure from Multnomah to get a' UW pned whereby the city, will be . pwvMed whJj a ,nrt-cla lire boat," . ; In regard to the. opinions of member oi the tegislatnxe en thbf subejet, the following are, extract' from letter re- ceived br the Cbamber of Commerce: H.-Jl.- Tteherfl am In full accord with the action taken by the board In the mat ter of a (Ire boat for theproteetlon of our Water front,1' arid a a member of the forthcoming Legislature, I. will ue my very beat effort to further thl matter along." ' ' , . - v . t s .Wn. W. Bank: : "I have no hesitancy In saying that I would be favorable to ' any legislation wlthhr the boundaries of reason and lawful authority which would . insure- a better protection, of property along the water front, and at 'the next session of. tb; Legiwlature will do any thing In my power by way of assisting legislation authorltlng the city to acquire by purchase, the fire ban to be eonat met ed at the' expense of our cltlsen or aid in any other plan looking to the accom plishment of thl end, I regard the con struction of a fire boat for the City of Portland a' as Immediate necessity and am clad to:e om aettva WMUM be ing taken in the premise." '. .. s 8. B. Cobb: "The need of a Are boat fur urcMjrl r sbevid be apparent tt every one. I do not favor, a a, rule, the build'ng ly subscription of a firs' boat or anything else for public service that '1 clearly the duty of tb taxpayer of thl city to previa. t have alwaya advocated the building or purchase of fire boat so that mora protect lo a could Jte gtvea to thja property along the river front. Manu facturer and propertyHwner are ujstly entitled tofcuca protection. : My action In i regard to the reimbursement of the sub be fibers to a fund, to build a fir boat and the maintenance ef the Mm, will depend to com extent upon the character of boat thr build. K the ftr poet buUt'by sub scription peeve satisfactory for the pur pose Intended, I shall favor the enact ment of euch legislation that will provide for the purchase of the same by the City of Portland." ' ' ; -Alex 8 week: '"X feel that a fire boat 1 something that the city needs, and that ode should be provided as soon a necea- aary arrangement can be made, and I will favor an enactment of such legtsla. . tloti as wilt b neceary to reimburse the : people advancing the money for a : reasonable expenditure,' to provide a fire , boat f of the city at thl time. : ?' 'is 'PERSONALS. P Dr. A. P. McLaren Rainier we In the qity today. ' The doctor , was one of the attending physician at the execution of, August Schleve, at St Helens y ester .' Captain W. C Laagftu at th Coast light service, left today .for .two week', trip to Alaska, where he goes on a tour, of Inspection ef the work, of co structing lighthouse. - He will go as far north a Bkagway. afisa prace lindsey, of Boise, Idaho, a sister of James C Llndsey,; of the IQinola Central Hallway, with headquarter fn Portland, 1 the guest of her brother 6d will remain In thla,cityuntfl Sep tember 1. - BIDS ARE OPENED.-'. ''It.-, , aJ for subsistence' for the Oregon Nir tieaal Guard were opened yesterday ta : Coalmlssary General Uuane'S office in the presence of the 17 bidder". The bid are ; for? the encampment, to be held in Al bany on July IV The cost of the encamp ment will probably be about KS,9K. They .wilt be awarded next week., , DEATHS ; .)!. li t -V "- ' 2 Lather M. Flaher. 28 year. Seattle. Wash. ; Jwne Mary C Buady, 6i years. Hit Kerth 2th street. Ia .grippe. : lane JO Barpnt .' Lande; years, tek ley , Green, heart d lsease. L Jane S0Ellen Bums, 40 years, 3M Uontgomery street. Brlght's disease, v July Theodore E. Godfrey, 64 years, ; Good' Samaritan HeepHaV hernia. . June 30Artbur T. Blake, IS years, ifS Thtr treet, drowned. TatE4wwt Heists Cndertak. fata; Cw faneral directors aad em. balsBcr. XSO YaanhilL Phone 507. , R' Pi Flnley & , Son, Undarlakerg -end Embalmir, corner Third and Jefferson street, do first-class work tnd honorably with all. r Otto Schumann, monumental and building ork, 204 Third St. Esti mates first cUs work only. ; . Clark Bros, for Flowers, 289 Mor rison Street. ,- Dr. R, Be NortHup OSTEOPATH Tresis Swcwfnlly AU , Nervous and Chronic Diseases EXAMINATION FREE. Offlce: CI Oekum Building, Third and rVaataisgtOTi treta, -CaU'W literature. ' ROUND TOW " J. H, Pomeroy caused the arrest yester day of William Bowers, a 14-year-old My, on a charge f killing a MasUH flog. Parg Hah Goon, a Chines vagrant, wai yesterday fined $10 for trespassing oa the Northern Paeifla .Terminal, Company. The Coroner's jury In th case of Henry Phillips; drowned, -returned a verdict yeeterday'afternoon to the affect that de ceased had accidentally stumbled into the t)xtr. i. 4..r , -. i.s WT' All' who come before Judge Hogue a vagrant can expect no mercy, a hehaa declared himself. Pearl Smith and Jenni Boncher were each fined 10 yesterday, which they psid. . j, ,t The grand concert to be given tonight by fhe Fourth of July Committee at aPrk Square has been postponed until Satur day, at the same place. nd same time, owing te the Inclement weather. F. C. Heckler wad today appointed by th County Coort a guardian ad litem of Irene B gad'.: Margaret Roy, -fMnon. Mary A. Royr th general guardan, de sired to dlspoae of certain property be longing to the children Pan i WHlmmson and George Parker, of the Badger saloon, were oound over to appear before the grand Jury In the. Mu nicipal Court at yesterday, on a charge Of robbing Lout Shadowsky of about 150. Rena Parker was held . as a wltnes. The general delivery department of the Portland PostofBce will eloaa at noon, to morrow, on account of the natldnal holi day. The tetter carrier will make their round la th forenoon only. The money order department will be closed all day. ; A number of young men who 'congregate around a sigar tor oa' Sixth and Mor rison streets, "chipped In" last night and purchased a ll-foec - balloon with fire works attached, which they started sky ward at 10 p. ta. from the court yard of the Hotel Portland. Th nr works made a brilliant display a they exploded;-The operation win probably be repeated. ; 1 Burveyot General Meldruta ha recom mended to the Commissioner ofth Gen eral Land Offlc ' at Washington the award of survey , of Township 19, 8. R. I E; 20 S. R. L 3 and t; XL 8. Rs. I and 4; SAI and B-338. V to Andrew L Porter, of Norton, "Or. Alo Townhlp 12 8. t and Q B. 8 E. to Andrew L. I E. ; 26 8, Ra. 6H d K. te H. C Per kins, Fred Mensch arm A. it, Keating of Grants Pas. ' : ' MEM A Hamilton was tried in the Pollc Court thl morning behind closed doora H wai alleged to have committed an assault on the daughter of C, C. Dren hen three week, ago. r v . . There was considerable feeling shown !nln case, aa the men have had a per sonal encounter, . and , Hamilton had Irennen arrested for assault and battery Then the latter retaliated try having hi prosecutor also arrtd, . - ion aid arable salacioua testimony, .was taken but the extent of th assault laid Imply tat th placing ef the defendant's hand on tb girl's shoulder. This was a technical assault, and Judg Hogn was disposed to impose th' lowest fin.. Th dafenae aa.v nottc of anoeaL howwver. o the ranotmt wa raised to $20 to make the case appaalalfl, - The fight of th twotmen will be aired late this afternoon. ' '' REAL ESTATE . TRANSFERS. Charlotte E. Catterlin aad David . Colter to Clara, Barringer, lot 6, . block 7, Mt Tabdr Valla AnneX,...$ 22$ James F. O'Brien et at, to Fabeam Kress, east one-half of northwest one-quarter of section. L T. 1 8., R. - w .V'e .4 It. V. Wilbur trustee to Anteles. . Crede. lots 3 and 4, block U. Center addition to East PortUnd... AH. Breyman and wife to Marl 8. Forsyth lots . L block U7; lot 8, Llock UZ, north, of division Una be tween lot 6 and of block 117, ex-., tending east to Buena Vlwta ave. of block: 117, Paiatm Hill fo. S..w Otto Roenl;ke and wife to IX. B. Kel 37 fa ly, lot 1, block 37, Carter' add 1000 Clara Barxlnger and Geo. F. Bar- - ringer, husband, to Xander Lewis, i lot , bfoek L lit. Tabor Villa Annex COO Portland Lone Fir Cemetery Co, to H. C Alpore S. ft lot 38, block 8S. cemetery 20 Portland, Chieago Mt Scott Ry. Co. to Portland City A Oregon City VRy. Co., ali property ia Multnomah County ..... rW -- .. s-seB Henry Russell, to ' Laura Breake, lot 14, ' block t, Lincoln Park John R. Murphy and wife to B. P, , Reynold, 40x160 reds, . T. L ISO K. K. 4 K. .....,.- 2000 John Proudflt and wife to Jeaee B. KlBtler, lot II, block t. Fast Halla day add. , 1 Henry Wagnlts and wife to G. 2Jao- kerte, lot 13, block SO, Albtha. 2200 t. 9. Sinclair tt wife te M. C Georgev ' lot . S8, 2, block , Carter' add. 82 TV. F. Pdwell and wife to C A Keen-. . an, 10.94 acre Jacob Wills' D. L. C. 910 Chaa. H. Korell and wlf to- Henry L. Davenport, west lot 10, block 7, Xing' 2nd add... .......... 1350 Estate of IV A. Davis to- Well Fargo & Co., lotn.1, 4. block IK, Couch add 2500 Josj M. O'Brien to G. G. , Dickinson, let 6, block 14, MU Tabor Villa..,, ;i 1000 W. Mackintosh trustee to S. H. Gra- ; ham, i acres, see.89 T. lv 8. R. 1 K. 1 W. E. Jacobs and wife to Jeff Myexsi v . lots 10, U. 12; block 22 Fairvlew.,.. 200 Archbishop Christie to Mary lingers. lot 178, eeo. A ML Calvary cemetery 82 David Goodsell 'and wife to C O. Johnson, lots 15, 16, block 6. Port land Heights ., h 400 T. C. Humphrey to A. A Humphrey, acre, sec. MS. T. t H. R, 2 B. ' 1 : Barghorn to John Manwarlng, lots i 1, 2, block 17, ertha........i... J Chaa . C' Johnson and wlta to Loots - gerra, lots IS, 16, bloek. 6. Portland -Height ....,..... ..... . t"Tt -,ii i nf t TpO Bertha Real Estate Association to M. Manwarlng, lots L t, block 17, ' Bertha 600 John; Maawartag. arid ? wife to B. Bargherw, 4 1, I, block lVBertha Title Guarantee A Trust Co; to Max Loeb et al., part of block 32, 22, 24,' 44, 45, 65, 67, is.- I0L.102,. Portland City Homestead ..i... 4, Get votir Title Ifteurinna and Atistn-ta to Real Estate from the Title Guarantee A Trust Co,, Chamber of Commerce, AC.RO,S,S,,THEV,RiyER - V Sunnyside Lodges lastalf. : Sunnysid Camp Ho. tit. Woodmen ipf the World, will inataU' th following of- fleer, wo had been eleted X sr. th en suing term, thl evening: Cobui o mander, George W. Newberry; adviser lieutenant Howard Wilson? escort Cal vin Bcott; sentry,. Montp Cnrryi.lMitolv" man, . Alex Krllch. i ' . ' . ''' ' Belmont Lodge No. SO, Order ef Lions, perfected it' permanent organisation on Monday and elected and Installed th fol lowing officer: President, H.. Miller; vie president. W. it. Wooden i srgeaat-t arms, O. W.- Lyle; secretary, Mrs. Head; treasurer. Mrs, LaRue. arumber'bf ap pMcatlon for membership were received. Anchor Lodge No. 86,. A. O. V. Vr., held its installation eeretnOnle Toeeday vening at Bharkeys'' halV East Thirty- fifth and Belmont treet. The following newry elected officers war Installed by J. If. Zana adltot of th - A' a V. W. Reporter: MaUr workman,' A H. Ban man; foreman, R, O. Daston; yerseen A K. Btanb; rcordeV, J, J. Staubf guide. William To bey; inside watchman, T. L. Whltmer outside, watchman, TJ. It Bar mort. After th officer bad been In stalled, peehe were mad by ' 3,' ft Zan aad a number ef ethers, after whlcn refreshment were served. - ' ' Artisans' Joint Installation . At a Joint meeting or University Park Assembly, No. 2, Alblna Assembly No. 2 and Woodlawn Assembly No.. 4.. United Artisans, Thursday eventng at Cnlvemlty Park- the officer -elected for th ensuing term were Installed, r Th following mr th effloers of University Park Assembly D. V. Hart, master artisan; Orvllle Mer rill; superintendent; Clara Common, in spector; George Hems took,' treasurer;-., B. - Clark, eeoretary r Mlna- Leigh senior conductor. - , . . v - - ; i. ' ' 1 . . . . . i '. ,-ctl East Side Justice Court. The East Bid Justice Coort will be open for business under th new admtnl-' tratlon next Monday at noon. Waldo mar Beton, th newly-elected judge,' has Just returned from a trip te St. Martins Bprlng, where he .went for the benefit of his health. He has decided to JoW court In the same bulldaig as used by former Joetlee Vreeland. ' James Cralb- has been sppotnted to act ae clerk of the court. - -- SUNNYSIDE., Thomas Trengove, the well-known, pio neer residing; at East Thtrtp-sefeond and Bast Morrison streets, who has been very seriously ill for some time, is reported as recovering slowly. Dr. Petit la in at tendance. ' ' ' ..v. Mr, Bowers, residing at 269 East Twen- tynlsth street, while riding home Tus-j day evening on his bicycle, wa thrown' Violently to the pavement, receiving pain ful injuries. Dr. Petit Is1 attendlnr,"tl injured man. : , - !! Fred Kaiser of Bllverton,, U visiting at the residence of 'Conrad Green, the Sunnyside tailor, at. East Thirty-third and Belmont streets. ' . ,,! ,--' -', Hlbert Foster, th genial clerk at the Sunnyside pharmacy, is again at work, having raturned frora a vacation at Zong Beach. ' , : ; r'. The work, of erecting th new addition to th Bunnyald school J progressing lowly. Th scarcity of lumber and the bad condition of the weather 1 th cause. It is expected the addition will be com pleted in time for the opening of. the fall term of aehoot ' : Th lawn social which J to' have been given by the ladlea of the Congre gational church at the Hansen residence. East Twenty-ninth and East Morrison streets, has been postponed. No . date hag as yet been set Eugene Raymond of the firm of Tate tk Raymond ' leave Saturday for a two month vacation In Minnesota. -An addition is being built to McGreg or's barber shop on Belmont street. - The shop will be entirely renovated. ' Professor EX J. Hadley, who wa prin cipal of the Sunnyalde school "for five years, but- now at the Stephen school, has moved his residence from Sunnyalde to the West Bids. Professor Hadley removal Is regretted- by all the resident of Sunnyalde. , Thomas Chandler of the firm of Mor ganson A Chandler has sold his- Interest In the firm and will leave In a few days for London, England, where he will 'per manently reside. Mr. Chandler- 1 at present living in that city, Before leav ing, Mr. Chandler, who Is a subscriber for five ahare of stock in the Lwii and Clark Centennial, paid for his stock) la full. He says that he-still has the in teres ts of Portland at heart, ' .r ON the peninsula; The condition of H. R. Davis, the tJnl. verBity Park grocer, has been very .se rious toe past week, and for some time the physicians In attendance expressed no hope of his recovery. HI condition yesterday was somewhat improved. Dr. Jones of Portland and Dr. Rosslter.of Peninsula are in attendance. , J- i Joseph Borenson, the little son of Mp. and Mrs, Borenson of University Park, I rn with acarletlna. His condition war The family of R. V. Hart have moved from the West Side to University Park. They now occupy the residence formerly occupied by the-Walby family, , ry Fostmaater Hemstock ' of TJnlversity reported to be more satisfactory today. rnra nas receivea a teller irom K. HOT- Contributes to; Eiarly Death of Mrs. D. C' r ,; , Burns,; rv i'Bllen Burag, aged 40 year, the wife of D. . C. Burji, died at 854 Montgomery street, Pcrtland. otv June 20. .Cfiuaw f deatlw-too muck Christian. aVHaoee, con. tributary cause,. Bclg'ht'e dae.7 4 j : Tb above peeuiiax oerunoate ox death. cignd by Dr. QJ Wi. CorneUua, was placed (lira maa of Bcranten, Ia, asklcf for Informa tion ae te th whereabout ef Tbomae Dor man. . The man could not be located at the Park, and Mr. Dortnafl would ap preciate it if any Information e to th young man's location be ent blm, t - Margaret and Alberta MUt, dafigrlttrt of 2ra Jk. O.FlUs of University Park, left'tofiay for a vtolf with their fathef at Umatilla, Or. MrTUlIU 1 felegrapa operator at at 'pstna - ' The following letters remain unclaimed at the University Pars; postofflcet - Ray Chapman, J. N. ponnell. Miss Stella Dan-, , let, "Board r - Directors, t Jud' v- Wj Baxmde, Oi. Aw Johnson, "Mr. M. X. Math ers. Mra J. H. PhSgan, Ira C A Mra.-A D, Smith. , - Ith, William Tate, son of Mr. and Mr. E, G. Tate, Is Rl with Jon'sUitts.; He 1 cov 'valeaeln;' ...... , . Cecil Brouse left for Castle Rock last evening to spend th Fourth with rela Uvea ' ,j::.MCV-:.r .;k-: .. The following University Park young ladles took 'part ,ln the recital given by Mrs. B. Robinson at 454 Columbia street Tuesday evening; , Oar, Saalom, ;Vslma Arnold, Ida Davis, iiszle Rlvett anl Delia Hart. Tb recital wa a sueeak-w of course. . . , , . Mrs. Gray of University Park is said to b very ill at. her home. Dr, OUnstead Is 1a attendance, , , Mr. L. Arnold, who ha ben lit with tonailltl, has recovered. , ... Mis Luce gave a very pleasant recital at the residence of Miss Sophia Went on Monday evening.; She wa a striated by a number of pupil from University Park. ST. JOHNS. ' tTi.r ; X'f:;r ,,,, f if f rrr William Monahan has resigned as con ductor on thv St Johns motor road and has accepted a position with City En gineer Elliott , He ha moved hlw family to Ports mouth MStattbn. Fred Valentlhe, of the Upper , AlbtnAjUner. has been trans ferred to the St. John lift sad bag mov ed his family-hereV- a "L '. . 1 The VxcavatfoB fbrtae; basement 'pf the ' ae w residence' to ' be constructed ' tor Mrs. P. O. Smith 'have been completed. The house will confJln'slx room and, wU cot about $2,000. ' ' . ' ,,,, The XAaies'- Afd Society of Sf... John Methodist Church gave a delightful ice cream social and entertainment at the residence of Mr. Wrinkle last Thursday.. Th hbus wa crowded to th excellent literary and music! program rendered, . Tne cniiaren ot ute Aionuviua Aietno- dlst Sunday school were given a plcnlo at Cedar J'ark yesterday afternoon. About 20. of the little folks' vwere presen gad thoroughly enjoyed thepiselves., . . , The county. road from Smith' crossing on tb motor line "to th river has been. finished, a also he th Willamette boul evard, to tne rver.,If..both of these roads' had 4." goo4 coat'of grayl laid, upoa thvm they, would xoajte.tbe finest roads In the pity. Th grading work "was In charge of Road Super visor VJL Y.. tart . - ; Mr. Oltiua has lert for Walla Walla, where, he has been looking for a -place to locate.. Hi, famllystllf remain, la .the fcewey house., v ,( '...'. Mr, and Mrs. Rabb,, of Nebraska, ate visitors at the residence of Frank Smith," engineer ot the mo'tor. . . . , .. Mrs. A S. Clark, the poatmlstrees, took In the Letter Carriers' ekcurelon to' Sea side laat Sunday. Thetalk about the tncorporatloq. of the cltyrof St John eeema to have been dropped lately. The petition for incor poration still need a number of signa ture before It can be acted upon by the County Court. At the present Urn it looks bad for Incorporation. .' " . Mra Rachel Anderson and family of South Dakota are visitor at the residence of Mra A. Lee, wife of the Bt John grocer. Mrs. Anderioo, Intend to locate near St. Johna . . , EAST SIDE BRIEFS. -ssiBBlr , -. i 1 Two cases of smallpox; have appeared' In Multnomah addition. 4 w - 1 Eureka Lodge, No. 12fV-A. O. U. W. held a very good meeting-Tuesday even tag. Two new candidates were Initiated. The lodge will hav a big blowout Tue day, July 29, when the team will giv the work in what Is knownras Equality degree. "'.'. -v."; Phillip Lowe, engineer of Engine No. t, Has returned from a visit to his ranch Jn the Nehalerri Valley. ' He was absent about a week. , The social given by Greenmaa's Lodge, Order of Lions at the residence, of Morris Trayle, 416 Fremont, street, last . Friday, proved a. financial well as -a social ucceaa About 300 people were present and tb evening wa agreeably Spent lis tening to the numerous i song " aal speeches. -,.',.',',;' , Edward Davey, driver of .Xngln: Com pany 8' hose wagon, ha departed for British Columbia, where-be will spent few weeks' vacation. f , 1 u Th condition ot A F. MlBer, '. residing at'Sellwood, who wa mysteriously 'In jured by falling oft a bicycle on ih Peninsula last Saturday, i slowly im proving. Captain A. B. Graham,' of the Oregon City Transportation Co., who was also In jured by falling off a bicycle, 1 abour recovered. - Mr. Vancil and Mr. and Mrg.' Moffet, of Waverly, III., who were visiting- at the residence of Mrs. Brer. -East 1 Seventh and East Burnside streets, have returned to their home. Mr. Moffet Is president of a hank In Waverly. . Th party' were greatly impressed with the choice re growing around Poitlarfd. ' ' 7 ; on record in to city Hearth Office today andt oceasioned no little talk. ; . ' Being interviewed on the matter,1 Dr. Cornelius disclaimed any deslr,e to ac quire any notoriety in connection' with the case.,; He stated that Ura' Buma who wag on o th best-known ladle , of the city, had been under hi car for some time. .She wa afflicted with a chronic caa of Brlght's disease which In any case would have been fatal fn time. Dlspafrlng of aid from the regular medical profession th relatives of the deceaced lady sought the aid ot the Christian Scientist, which probably account for the peculiar death notice. . , , . ' v , A recent report show .that 2,68 Chris tian were murdered m xsoi by th Turk. In n!y a. eases ware th murderer pun ished, and then with not more' than four year' imprisonment : -J k ,p v . v, , , . - . , . 1 ' k - ' . . I, - Umr ft I ' I'side and:pav her ex- f- 1 as ss si 1 ana a -v a aka. n.v m 1 j tr, .. r m s m st- m S " h am -w aw I VOTE FOR 2$ At L AS THB ONB TO f AKB TMB Journal Vacation Trip. SVU . . . ' . . . 777. ....... .v,rf. J: : r - NO BREAK IN RANKS OF RAILWAY STRIKERS Superintendent Tiffany's Efforts jto .Secure Help Has Failed v ' The strike of the. etreet railway em ploye aswomel a new aspect last nifht, and for awhUe lt. ban to, look serious for the men. . , ' . j Tiffany secured an audience with . number;-of (thenv. and held oot all sort of Inducement for - them to. return to workU' lie hiformed them thai the com pany want experienced men, - and that If they -would accept the position pro fered them they never ataln would, re ceive any harsh .. treatment from him. Be would Show them every consideration, and treat them royally. In a word, Its wuld "b cood." , ' Before giving; the-, matter mature con sideration nine of them gave him a half way promise that they Would do aa he requested. After . being, acquainted with the trend of affair the other employes took prompt action. ' They got the rec reant nine together and persuaded them to (eke th matter under advisement be fore taking- th hastily-decided step. The men agreed to do so and ae result there will be no break in the strikers' ' V COURT NOTEl y ; The petltioa. of Bertie 1' Neei..' Orvllle Neer, Sarah"' J. Both and her husband, heirs of Ben w. JIeerr:wa today Hied In th County Court The- petltioa asks for the al of Sarah 3. Roth's Interest in the eataie'-;' Frank; Grant, X admlnlatratoT' of th Oreweil - ett. ha filed : a -- petition la the County Court for the connrmatloa of the sale f certain real property be longing to the estate: : A citation ha been served and filed in the County. Court oa Lucy, Karrle, and Henry Ehlers, minora, summoning them to appear , in the Cpunty Court August i, and ; to show ; reason .why a guardian should not bs appointed.' " . Anv order wa made by" the .County Court this; morning authorising: the dis posal of certain lands of .the estate of Dudley Morgan, Insane. Hirart, Morgan U guardian of the estate. : There is a : One coupon eyery day. ; Six coupons will be given for a week's, paid in advance sub scription; twenty-six votes will be given for a month's paid in advance 'subscription; and seventy-eight votes will be given ' for every three months' paid In advance .sub scription.' -"' -tX! CUT OUT rank.- - ,,H , t A meeting of the employee ha been in session nearly an day la Union' jtfall. and 'the entire situation ? baa. been carer fully- reviewed, very maa has gone oa record that he will not re-enter Ufa em ploy - of the road ;rttn it la declared fair. It was hown- tnaf the men not only-have-" the sytnpafhy of the general public, but if it 1 deemed necessary fin naclal aid wllL-be. eyaended them In or der that- an; aggreaslv-' fight may be mor successfully conducted The street railway employes: of Ban' rraaclsca- hav ent them word that IfidO Is V their dlsr posal anv time they wish, to accept It The business nien . of Oregon City, Mflwaukle and Sellwood, Who urged them to demand .Tiffany 'removal, have alo signified their willingneB. to assist them In every possible, manner to gain their point , With such1 Influential support the men are confident of receiving what they ask, and have no intention of giving VP the" fight until victory to written- en their banners This ig the sentiment they are expressing today. '.,', mortgage against th property and a sale is asked for the disposal of 80 seres of wild land.' This will wipe out the mortgage against the property, also other outstanding- claims., , r , Louis C'Vanuxem was today granted -ujejiTOi tanon. jCjuuoo eqt Xt japj u big Sally - A Muiford, executrix of the estate of Stiles A Mulford froia Selllns; certain renewal policies written) by the Manhattan Life Insurance Company. Luie Liewell recently, v tried and sen tenced for embeaslement, will ;j to' the penitentiary, this evening; for one year v MARRIAGE . LICENSES. . r - - Kmma 'Whitney ...,.......;....,. w,,, w Albert Wtmams..:...'.';...-..:.....,." 25 Marie Earhart 22 8.' R. Barnes .veeaa.eerfetai 9 Mary ,TsiyKCt1t yritnis4wyMMriHl tt9 young woman in . Port a : i: . IV VMI IM ITIH TV ..... a ten dayi trip to the sea- 4 side and ? pay her ?. ex penses 'down, and .back,; and her hotel bill , while there." .To ddemune her popularity a vote wtll be ' taken- and the on receiv ing the most - votes will ' c;et the trip. The one getting the next highest number will . bt given a", trip lasting from Saturday to Monday, all free. ; The one who h third in the list wiH receive a. trip up the lordly Columbia and return. ' This is a chance for the worthy' young"" women who till busy places in the ' city to take a vacation trip. CONTEST CLOSES: W'TT . .7 " " THE COUPON. HAVE VOUR HANDS READ PSOrESSQR STERLING Ta Celebrated Palmist aad Phrenologist , ' . : " 289 THIRD STREET. , v ' Tour hands xev&il all question :of "life, pertaining- to -marriage, sickness,- death, changes, travels, -divere, separations, lawsuits, business transactions, 1 wills, deals, mortgages, lost or absent friend, mining ventures,, etc., - . Office hours are ID a. m. to S p. m. dally, and SUndays.- CHARGES, S0c andH.W. , 1. . m THIRD STREET. Horses in Good Condiifori , W. S. tauthers of (thla city this morn Ing received 80 head of horse from East ern Oregon. Tn report was clrculati1 the other day that th horses bad been badly treated on the range, ends thai many of them were cheap cayusea" Mr. Lauther states that of the . equine received, but one bear any mark, whlcft is too Insignificant to mention. , - He. de al thai the horse are cayueesv but say thgy are yearling colts of good eo, r, Qty HaU Decorations. : Independence Day decoration, are be tng placed about the City Hall today.. Tht old reliable national Has i the chief ar ticle ef embellishment and nearly , ever Window to the buildijaar I a-flutter wit 1 th etars and trlpe. , r ' - ' r Come to Me $ .'you "ar tick frora.' any1 cause ana cave, jauea to get relief, come Tight away, I will not charge you for a consult tiott. Vital science iU cure you.mostliiely.,;.; ,JS tX EDWIN C. HOLMES, "., fl-sa Ablngton Building. '" : ' . - '