The Santiam news., January 06, 1911, Image 1

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BE SURE YOU ARE RIGHT
THEN GO AHEAD
A very old bit of advice that is ever
new in the matter of real estate titles.
Abstracts are like weapons of !efen-c,
when you need one at all, v«»ti ne««l
a good reliable one.
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE
Carefully prepared by competent an I experienced
employes thoroughly familiar with tin- records of
Linn County. Accuracy, neatness and dispatch is
our motto. We are now abstracting tin- iiintruim-nts
tih-ddaily and can'serve the public most etlicu-nl 1 v.
We use the most modern and up to date system of ab­
stracting • An unlimited amount of m<>m-y to hiiin
on •> per cent, per annum on approved farm security
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LOOKS LIKE
CITY COUNCIL OUTLOOK FOR
BUSINESS The Old CoaficH Goes Oil--The Neu C « I
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Th Sete Ccriersery iRcreases Its Capital
Sci# Promises to Oo lore Bu.Uing Tin Fir
Monday the city council of 1910 met
SIKH to $59 000
for its final ni««-ting, Mayor Myer
preealing. Councilmen present were
J A Bilyeu, N. I. Morrison. Perry
Bilyeu, J. I., t'alavan and W. A
We learn from the state ami county Ewing.
record* that the Scio Condensed Mdk
F. L. A
committee reported that
Co., has made an important move for a the belt at the light statioi ha4 tn-rn
permanent business.
The company fixed.
wks first capitalised at
>15,000. It
Bills allowed p. 11. MacDonald.
was soon found that this sum was in­ >3.35; Fobn Supply Co., H 28; H. C
sufficient to operat«- the business, It Milter. X* 34 W. C. Simmons, >1.25;
paid for the plant but did not furnish Ralston Supply t o., K-X.36. E. J. Dalev,
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the necessary capital for operation. To >2 00; N. I Morrison, «6.96; Valveline
gel money for operating expenses, the Oil Co.. 11.60; D. Clifford, «4 25; W.
individual member* had to became W Williams. >1 36; F. B West. >ik\.(Mi;
responsible for th«- money needed.
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1. N Weddle, «33.80: J. A. Bilyeu,
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Now knowing about what money is $2 00; I.. W Pomeroy, >1.3.68.
needed ami expecting to enlarge the
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i<> I'lu-.c.g mill »a, r« f< real
output, the necessary capital has been to incoming council.
provided for. U e are informe«! that
Report of city election r< ad and
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♦ >36,000 of this amount has been taken placed on file.
an<i paid in.
RefMirts of recorder ami tr»asur>r
the incoming
The prfiduct of the factory, thus far, read and rvfored to
has proven to be gilt e«ig«-«| ami the 1 committee on A A C. expenses.
The new council was then sworn in
supply has been intirely inadequate to
supply th«- demand. Order* have been and (was railed to order by .Mayor
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following councilmen
on hami all the time which tho com­ Peery,
pany could not fill. With increased answered to their names : Philippi,
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■<u capital. M that th«- factory ran be run Jones, J. A. Bilyeu, Prill, Morrison. R.
t.. full 1-ai>ai-itv. it is «•xp.-ded th.it Shelton, and John Wesely.
A resolution relative to the prepara­
most of the business offered can be
tion of a new charter for the city read
taken care of.
If Scio hail more industria* like th» and laid on the table until th«- regular
. above, there would I m > no need of meeting.
Mayor Peery appointed the following
asking a railroad to come into town.
standing committee*
We could hardly keep them out
Let
Light ami Water Prill, Wesely and
us encourag«- every enterprise, no
Morrison.
matter of what character, which will
add to a payroll. We used more | h -«>- j Streets an«l Public Property. Jone*.
pic. more factories and more house, Philippi, Shelton.
Ways and Means Bilyeu, Morrison,
for people to live in.
Philippi.
Ordinance -'helton. Prill, Bilyeu.
Come to Heyne'a for hot drinks and
Accounts and Current Expense-
sandwiches.
Shelton. Morrison, Wesely.
Health Mayor Peery, Marshal Wed-
Wm Brenner arrived home from his die and Dr A. G. Prill.
visit to Mexico, on Wednesday.
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Se eral Tears
The nresvnt outlook for Scio and
vicinity for the year 1911 seem* now to
be most promising. With the crop
I rospect l>eliig excellent and the new
blood which is sure to com» to our
town, the business outlook I« Hrwt class,
Our merchants have all reported the
past year to have been most satis-
factory; yet they expect the present
year to surpass the year just closed in
volume of business.
The building outlook, especially in
th. residence line, promise* to be quite
extensive, Among those who are ex­
peeling to erect residences are: S.
Philippi. J. !.. Cala van, P. H. Mae-
Donald and J F. Wesely. Of course
liter» will be a number of others who
have not yt t fully determined to build.
The K of P expect to erect a
Pythian temple with an opera house
beneath, which will coat near J.fwm.
Should our sawmill project material­
ise. |>erha|Mi a half-doxrn or more
residences, not above included, will lie
erected.
'hould our city limits be enlarged,
which now seems likely, there i* sure to
l>e something akin to a building Istoni
inaugurated.
Dur citixen* should all encourage
development in every way possible.
We an make our town gruw if we all
work harmoniously for that end.
Diplhena Was Fatal
Just after wv went to press last
week, we learned that the family of
A I. Arnold. of near town was afflicted
with dipethcria and. because of neglect
to call the doctor, in a malignent form.
Several of the children had had, what
was belaivcd to be ordinary sore throat,
occasioned by a cold. Home remedies
Were applied and all ssemsd to be
getting over the
trouble,
except
Walter, the subject of this item. He,
not getting on aa well as desired, Dr.
Prill was called, who pronounced the
trouble diphtheria. A trained nurse
was sent for and every thing possible
«lone. But nothing availed, Walter
died last Sunday morning and was
hurried the following day in Franklin
Butte cemetery.
Walt* r wn:< a bright boy, 15 year«
old, exceedingly fond of his mother and
well thought of by his neighbor* and
as.ociati-s. Hi* early and sudden tak­
ing off is extremely sad and the family
hxv«- th«- sympathy of the entire
community.
Tuesday the rc|sirt came into town
that Mr. Arnold had liecome afflicted
with the same disease.
Hut, it is
thought, that he will get along all
right.
Try Morrison for the Union lxwk
Notice is hereby given that the
poultry netting, Stretrhea like fiekl
undersigned referee will on Monday,
fence.
' th» 9th day of January, 1911, at the
' hour of 1 o'clock in the afternoon, at
The Farmers Meat Market will pay ■ the front door of th«> Court Hous««, in
the highest market price for beef, th<- City of Albany, Linn County,
mutton, v»al, pork, hides and egg*. Oregon, pursuant to the decree and
They <k»nt want the earth, but they <io order of sale duly made and entered in
want your produce an«i arc willing to the Circuit Court of the Stat«- of Ore-
pay for it.
, I gon. for Linn County, on Deeemtier 6,
1910, in that certain suit pending in
When given aa soon as the rrvupy said Court, wherein W. F. Gill ami
cough appear* Chamberlain's Cough Claudia Gill, are plaintiffs, and. Verona
Remedy will ward off an attack of F. Daniel, Norma Arant ami Winfred
croup and prevent all danger ami cause I L. Arant, her husband, Lucile Daniel.
of anxiety. Thousands of mothers use Lorena Daniel Clarence Dani«-I and
it successfully, ►‘old by ail dealers.
Edward Daniel are defendanta. sell at
public auction, to the highest ami beat
Head in January Sunset Magatine, . bidtier for c»sh in hand subject to
"Los Angeles, Homeland."
Sujx-rbly • confirmation by said court, all th«
illustrated in four color*, The Spell, right, title ami Interest of th«- above
by C. N. and A. M. Williamson, A I named plaintiffs ami defendants in th«-
thrilling California romance. Now on ' following described premises, to-wit:
..ale at all news stands, 15 cents.
Beginning at th«- N. E. corner of lot
No. 70, as the same is known and
Constipation is the cause of many destgtated upon the original plat and
ailments and disorder* that make life survey of the town of Scio, in Linn
miserable. Take Chamberlain's Stom­ County, Oregon, ami running thence
ach and l.iver Tablets, keep your west 50 feet; thence south 150 feet;
bowels regular and you will avoid these thence east 50 feet; thence north 150
dineases. For sale by all dealers'
feet to the place of beginning, situate
in the city of Scio, Linn County, Or.
Medicines that aid nature are always
m<*t effectual. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy acta on thia plan. It allays
th** cough, relieves the lungs, o|>ens the
secretion* anti aid* nature in restoring
the system to a healthy condition.
Thousands have testified to its superior
excellence. Fold by all dealers.
The N kws is in receipt of the new
R. SHKl.TON, referee.
I folder map, published by the Oregon- First publication December 9, 1&10.
Washington Railway and Navigation Last January 6, 1911.
company. The obverse side has a
splendid resume of the resource* and
Library Bemllt Report
possibilities of Oregon. A* an emigrant
getter, the map i* sure to prove a
The following is a condensed report
winner.
the receipts and expenditures of the
money obtained from the recent library
Do you know that fully nine out of benefit.
••very ten case* of rheumatism are
Receipts-At door >19.60; refresh­
simply rheumatism of the muscle* due ments and candy >11.75. total >31.35.
to cold or damp, or fhronic rheumatism,
Expenditures Expenses >5.90. hooks
and require -r»o internal treatment «34.40, total 90.10. Balance on hami
whatever? Apply Chamberlain'* Lini- for freight, etc., >1.06, total «31.06.
ment freely anti see how quickly it
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give* relief. For sale by all dealer*.
Prin.
The Oregonian is, evidently, trying
to convict Senator* Bourne and Cham­
berlain of negligence, in allowing
Oregon to be drframb-d of her share of
the reclamation fund.
That paper
should be fair enough to placo the
blame where it justly belongs upon
the shoulder* of Congressman Ellis,
who was a member of the committee
which allowed the defrauding clause to
be insert«!. Any newsyaper when
commenting upon an incident which is
of the fpast, »hould be honorable
enough to state facta and, aa far as
possible, the honest intent of those
participating in the incident.
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