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About The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917 | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1916)
C. C. Jackson and J. LOCAL HiVITliS li. Si tiers.. Notice of near Halsey, came over yesterday and were over night guests of J A. Bilyeu. Pete MacDonald. J. S. Stieha and Rol Morris went to Albany Tuesday The Scio Tribune 11.25 a year to «* some of the state's crack Chas. Weaely returned from a shots in action. Portland trip Monday evening. Quite a number of our citizen* A considerable portion of our arc preparing the graves of their paper is given up thia week to city loved ones, for memorial day at the cemeteries near town. legal notices. The dance at the new cheese Prof. White and Rev. Iler attend ed the prohibition conventLm in factory building at Richardson Gap last Saturday night, was lits-rally Altxny last Saturday. attended by Scio young people Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Peery and One thing is sure If our repub Dr. Hobson drove over to Albany lican friends want efficiency in the Tuesday in the Peery auto Chaa. Weaely has prepared a neat secretary of state's office, they can and commodious real room for lad tea not improve on Ren W. Olcott and they may do worse. in connection with hia garage of Proposed field notes as arranged and used by Furthermore, what man would want any surveyor to make a survey for E T T. Usher’ Coming directly to th«* point in him who relied on anything other this matter. I have this to sav: The than the original government field nirntin no 4 county has on record a copy of all notes and those on record? Pursuant to Resolution, adopted the government field notes, except A county surveyor should ire a by the Qty Council of the City of ■ portion of the rough mountainous man who. not only can run linee. Scio, Oregon, at a regular meeting la«ids in the far eastern part, and but he should hr a civil engineer, thereof, held on the 4 th day of these notes are on record in the U. • cafiable of designing d ridges. plan May. 1916, notice i* hereby gneo 8. Surveyor General’a office in Port ning. laying out and constructing that the «aid Qty C*>unctl proposes land and not owned by any indi-, road*, snd helping the road super and intend* to improve North street viduai. Furthermore, the law Speci visors in their important work. Hs from the west line of Main street fically says: "The county must have should sl»o keep the records open to the west line of W«-st street, by on record, the notes of all surveys j for public inspection grading and draining and macadam made by every county surveyor and I wish to «ay to the voters of ising the name to a width of 16* every deputy." Linn county that I am relying upon feet. Mr. E. T. T. Fisher was. without my own * merits, qualifications and That the total estimated cost of doubt, the most popular and with-! expoTH-ncv and not upon any indivi *aid improvement* is $9h7 69 out exception, the best county sur dual's field notes to elect me to That the total estimated cost |<er veyor Linn county ever had. Mr., office * g front foot, is 857.55. Fisher put more work on record' I am thoroughly familiar with the Thai the •stimateci part of the than, perhaps, all other surveyor* mannef of conducting an up-to-date cost to he borne by the City is before and since his time In the surveyors office ami know In'th the i 101 SO face of all this, who would dan* ac theoretical and practical sides of That the estimated Part cuse Mr Fisher of withholding any-; engineering and surveying coot to la- iaime by the property thing from the records which **• I earnestly solicit your support of any value or importance to the j on May 1». bene fit ted thereby is |HN6 39. county or the people of the county? I Wren C. Crews That the aaar*tnM*nt district to he benefit ted and assessed for this I improvement shall lie determined to extend one-half block, or a distance DR A. G. PRILL equivalent in one-half block where property is not platted, on each side Physician and Surgeon of North street and for the entire - Calls Attended length of the district described. ’Day or Night Remonstrance* against the aaid Phone 27-7 SCIO ORE. proposed improvements must I m * in writing and filed with the Qty OREGON * Recorder within twenty (10) days SCIO Bill Brenner exhibited young We make a specialty of Friend- »hip. Engagement and Wedding potatoes of his growing yesterday, Kings F M French A Son. Albany. about the size of a large marble. He thinks no one in town can make Oregon a I «-Iter showing Mr*. W. A. Cross returned from F B. Holt, of Thomas and C. k. a three weeks viait at the home of McCormick. of lwban<>n. were elect her parents near Oregon City, last ed to succeed themm-lve* as direc Sunday evening. tor* of the Jersey tattle club in For lack of space, the e*timat«d A if »any Monday. cost of the proposed city street* Prof. WhiU- went to Portland improvement, is postponed to the Tuesday, called there by the fatal issue of next week illness of hia sister, A telcfihonr President Wilson is preparing a message yesterday morning from vigorous note to England. relative him announced her death at an to interference with United State* earlier hour. mail to neutral nations. A tenia court has been prc|*ared from the date of first publication Mrs. Sarah Morris returned from on a vacant lot just south of the hereof. a several week* visit with relatives O. B • Cyrus residence on Mam Dated this lxth day ot May. 1916. in Portland, last Saturday. Her street, for the use of lovers of that J. 8. Stieha. * i health i* greatly improved sport. Wm. Brenner and hia mules Qty Recorder ’ Portland, as might have been ex did the mechanical act for the game Dr J. W Morrow, one of Port pected, walked away with the most of the prizes at the state trap shoot land'« leading physician*, is a candi date for delegate tn the National at Albany the first of the week. He will Democratic convention, Mr. and Mrs. J. F Weaely are make an excellent man for thia greatlv encouraged with the favor place and wishes to help nominate able opinion of Mrs. Wewely's health. Woodrow Wilson, They returned Monday evening Mr. and Mrs John Weaely and V. Prokop, of near Thomas, com Mr. and Mrs, Jack Waltemeyer pleted planting his com this week motored to Salem Sunday for a look He says it Is a little late, but with at the many state Institutions which a favorable season the corn will be surround the capitol city John all right. wanted to see for what a large Every democrat should write tn portion of our state lax money** are the names of W P, Elmore. of expended. Brownsville and E. C. Peery, of thia Jas. Farrell, a Salem barber, who city. Such men are needed in the manage* to spend a few week* or legislature. months in Scio every year, camy up John K. Pendleton, an Albany civil engineer, was over Tuesday in the interests of Wren C. Crews, a candidate for surveyor before the republican primaries. from the capitol city Sunday to take a look at the Morris Bros, new shop. Jim savs politics are quiet about Salem, the fight between Moores and Olcott being about the only at traction Allred L. Geddes To the republican voters of Unn county:—I am a candidate for the, office of County Surveyor and am now serving my fourth term in that capacity. The office of county surveyor is one in which experience is a very necessary qualification and one tn which it retjuires several years prac tice in handling deed, road and other record* connected with the surveyors office, before one is com petent tn give his best matured judgment to thosr requiring same. I have had 16 years experience in the surveying profession. Eight years in government work, eight years in county and municipal sur veying. I attended school at the University of Oregon. During the incumbency of E. T. Fisher in the office of County Sur veyor he accumulated the govern ment field notes for Linn county and arranged them in book form along with the reestablished govern ment corners. The notes are a very valuable record to the surveyor owning the same and gives him a decided advantage for accuracy and efficiency in surveying. I purchased these notes from the Fisher estate on entering the county surveyors office. If nominated and elected to the office of County Surveyor I will endeavor to give to the citizens of Unn county the best of my know- ledge and experience. Paid adv. Mewlames John Weaely, Fred The play "Pag O' My Heart." to Ohlemeier, Jack Waltemeyer and be given by the Scio Dramatic Mrs. Lucy were Albany visitors Qub. promise* to he one of the Tuesday, going over in the Weeelv highest class entertainments given auto with Mrs. Weeelv at the wheel. in our town during the year, The Newt Weddle waa able to get play itself is one of the best and down in town for the first time in a the personnel of the troup is the little over five months, last week. l«est our town can supply. A* the He thinks his injured leg will be play is a benefit for the Scio K. of able to do duty in a few weeks P. band and to aid in the purchase more of new uniforms, the house should Sweet Home is reported to have be filled to standing room. had a rousing community education al meet last Friday. Bv actual ' Mper‘ eye examination is count K29 were present. Sweet absolutely necessary to de- termine the proper kind of Home is alive and up-to-date on glarne* to use. Selecting them by school matters. any other method may result in An Albany party is attempting to permanent injury to your sight. establish an auto stage line between When Dr. Turner prescribes glaraw*. this city via Crabtree to Albany. It is with absolute certainty thst I Preliminary tripe have la*en made they are the best, are only kind this week. It is the purpose to suited to your eyes, if you do not make two round tripe daily. need glasses, he most positively will Prof. 0. V. White waa nominated . not recommend them. Dr. Turner as a cankidate for the legislature at | will be at the Scio hotel Thursday. the prohibition convention in Albany I June 1. Rememtier the date Re- last Saturday. He and Rev. Iler ■ ware of those going from house to were also named as delegates to the house claiming to be Dr. Turner’s Portland prohibition convention. agents They are fraud* and you« Messrs Robt Burkhart. Stewart will be humbugged. Re sure and I have been asked, many times, and Miller, of Albany and Mr Dixon call and let him show you that new of Shedd, all Jersey cattle breeders, Invisible double vision glass for this question: "Can accurate survey* were in town Friday in the interest reading and dose work and distant be made in Unn county without the of the Jersey Cattle Club. which vision. all in one. which looks like a aid of the original field notes of E. held its annua) meeting in Albany single psur, yet answers the purpose T. T. Fisher, county surveyor from of two. | 1881 to 180». and the government last Monday. Dr. T. K. Sanderson DENTIST PAINTS AND WALL PAPER PAINTS —WALL PAPER— The prrernt Portland prices for First Grade paints range from $2.50 to $2.70 per gallon. Our new stock of wall paper has arrived and the catalogues may be had by anyone inter ested. We offer you I-owe Bros., the quality stand ard. at $2.35 while the present slock lasts. We want you to get this catalogue and com pare quality and prices with any catalogue you may now have in your home. Due to the increased cost of linseed oil the price of paint has stead ily advanced up to the present time, and un less the shortage of oil is relieved, it is prole able that it will go even higher. On lop of the fact that we offer better quality and better prices, any unbroken rolls may be returned to us. E. C. PEERY, Druggist . TTAc */^r>u// Store SCIO OREGON •Ol 'Reef, Pork, Lzco/, L col Loaf. Pork Sausage, Hamburger, Smoked Meats, Lard. 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