ORDINANCE No. 5.
AiOd.nince Defining The limits For Shooting
Fireworks.
Be it Ordained by the Common Council of the Board
Trustees the Town of Houlton, Orajtm.
Section 1. It shall be unlawful to shoot or fire
Any sky rockets, Roman candles, bontnes, firecrackers
or other fireworks along or near the County road in
the Town of Iloulton from a point opposite the
.Mathews hotel property to the Milton Creek hridge.
Section 2. Any person convicted of violating the
provissions of this Orvlinance shall be deemed guilty of
a misdemeanor and on conviction may 1 fined in any
sum not to excede twenty five-dollars.
Section 3. There being an einurgency this Ordin
ance shall take effect f rom and after its approval.
Read First term July 3, l'.HK,
Read Second time July 3, 11H.5 1 ,
Read Third time and passed July 3, 190a.
Approved July 3, 11HK.
X. A. PI-RRY.
President of Council.
Attest: L. E. DAI LEY.
Town Recorder.
ORDINANCE NO. 6.
An Ordinance to provide for the taxing and
killing of Dog?. j
'Be it Ordained by the Cummvn Council of the Board
nf Trustees of the Toun of Huulton, Oregon.
Section 1. The owner or person having in charge
any dog within the town limits of the Town of Iloul
ton shall on or before the first day of Augut of each
year pay into the Town Treasury the sum of One dol
lar in gold or silver coin for each and ever)- dog owned
by him or them, or in their charge, which shall entitle
him to a receipt from the Town Recorder or Town
Marshal designating the owner's name and the number
-of the license granted.
Section 2 Any person, an inhabitant of the Town
-of Iloulton, permitting any deg of which he is the
owner, or of which he has control, to go abroad in any
.of the streets, squarts, lanes, alleys, or public places of
the town, without having first paid the license required
by this ordinance shall upon conviction thereof, before
the Town Recorder, be subjected to a fine of not less
than five, nor more than twenty-five dollars, or by
imprisonment in the town jail not to exceed ten days.
Section 3. The Town Recorder shall keep a
suitable record of the license granted, and cn the ex
piration of the aunual time fcr issuing licenses, .shall
give the Town Marshall a list of the owners and num
lers on which lisence has been renewed.
Section 4. It shall be the duty of the Town
Marshal or such other person as shall l duly appoint
ed therefor by the town council, to scire till ami prop
erly bury in some suitable place, any and all do,
found running at large in the Town limits when owner
or person having in charge thcicof has friled to pay or
renew the lisenee, provided, that when a dog has been
taken up by the Town Marshal on which a lisence 1ns
I ot been paid, and the owner of such dog known, the
Town Marshal shall notify the owner or rept emulative
thereof, who' may thereupon rrccver possesion upon
payment of the lisence fee of II and a fee of II for
each and every dog so claimed, provided; ftrtlicr that no
dog shall be killed unless it ha-leeni kept at least 4S
hours except as provided in Section 5.
Section .". No slut or female dog in. tine of heat
no habitually vicious dog shall be permitted to run ut
large whether licensed or unlicensed1 and the owner
or persons having clmrge of same prnuiting any such
dog to run at large shall upon conviction thereof before
the Town Recordct be liable ta fine-not Ifcss than five
or more than twenty five dollars,
Section t. TU Town Marshal sha3 receive th
sum of II for each dog seued. killed, and buried as
provided in Section 4 of this ordinance to le paid by
the Tovm.lmt shall be recovmbue va action to fino
and casts in any cuse of conviction for violation of
this Ordinance,
Section 7. No person or person sbull hinder urr
molest any person or persons who cciy be engaged in
seizing any dog, killing or leraoovtn the carcus in
confarmity with this ordinance under jpeu dity hot lcvs
than five nor more than Vwenty-fiwdollars, or innrisou
ment not to exceed ten days for each offense.
Section 8. It shall be the duty of the Town
Marshal to prosecute for all violattous-of this ordinance.
Section i). The Annual lime it issuing licamses
shall be on the first day of August of each yea no
license shall lie issued for a less period than one year
provided any person applying fox license lietweea the
first of February and the first of August shail pay
therefor a sum equal to one half of the yearly licenv..
Section 10. Any person violating any of the
provisions of this Ordinance shall lie deemed Knilty of
a misdimeanor and upon conviction thueot shall be
fined in any sum not levs than five nor more than twtn-ty-five
dollars and easts of suit or le imprisoned in the
Ti w n ai n t to exceed ten d.ys.
Sectio.i 11. This ordinance shall be in force front
and after iv's appfooval by the president of the council.
Read first and second time June 5, IVUo.
Read third time July 3.11)05.
Passed July 3, 1!H)5.
Approoved July 3, 11)05,
N. A. PERRY,
President of Council.
Attest; L. E. DAI LEY,
Town Recorder.
The M York Stte:,
GENERAL UERCMMSE,",
C;i Ert GoolJr.Crocries; ErofJoas, FrJls, Fanllia, SIfliaJQ J
LOSW!KST PRICES
FT. IVTORGUa St Helensr.Ote.
Houltott-s-SIeat -:- Marto :
t. Dl STEliKS, Prop.
FRESH 3115 ATS OF ALL KINDS)
Dry and Salt PorK..
Stoop. t R-ubtriHoiVB Old Stand.. .
fTHE VERMONT HDiUSE
G.D, GILSON, PROP;
MOUTwTOkN,. - OIIKGOK-..
First-Class Accommcdatians i
t CCTLbKAS BKDS ANUTMK EST OF KYKUYT.'flKG TllilM.OtK3.TX
Frco M Fe Ttssa and Sued ForcTeblcles,.
NISW-w AUKIVALH.
Our New Spring Footwear t Arriired
in
RAIFIER DEPARTKE5T.
t! G. W. Welch, D I) O. M. visited John Yemi cloned Iiim losing camp
ihuiuici Liniv loif i.v. v. r. rum imiim i it ivtn iiui ni nimii iiniv iinuni
T
Xiiiii
Capt. Newsome and famdv ar Kpvud
inn Hie week of tit 4th in lUinler.
Frel II rman, who ;h on the Pinker
force ia I'ortland, visitt-J ia Rainier,
Futi'lay.
Sam Aplin and fumily are spending a
few days in YashinQ'ton Gountv visiting
their olkii.
15orn To the wife of Jack Applcton.
a ten pound Loy. Mother and child do-!
ing nicely.
Ow W i hams anJ wile Kitnt tlie 4tn ; ,he Hoor (J0(j iVople ttere iere frotn , f
in I'onlaiKl with Mr. William' Hter, ' Ke)H0( (jluiakame, Kulan.a. tJoble, ! ...
Mra. Chauten. ' uuUon. MyKen(, Catlin. l'or.iand and Tl' lUUr So0P 8
Mr,. Tiil,i,W Bit2r-in.l,iw rihI niLHP. : sr..iia . ore inaelnnery nd will. In the n-ur
JIn. Blanchard and dauhw, of Seattle,
lire v'mitin Mrs. IUhhlee.
installed the following oirnvrn, lunt Sat-j realr uill Ixs nimlc In tli macliinery.
urday t-veninif. Win. Symoni, S. 0; j J. Turner, the liovnmkvr at Kainier,
Chaa. L. Claik, Wr.; Uolit. MeKw;lB flne bunineiw,' and Iihh utl (lh
ton; L. Brant, I). A. Adaum, O. ; wr, lienin ,nle. Ilf would wll h!a
U.', John Andrain, Chap. A light i jf t,e right man fniiM al"ii). i
lunch warved after installation. The j Tl(e H, ani, ,lo()r fn,,ory nl u,inrr!
Yi.e Grand, John Zween.cr, woa notl, do;n ,t Kllt(Iflltiy 'niKtlt ,0
inetalleil nn account o( illness. n ,,. ,, i, ,
The 4'h paused away vory luietly i wj not ;k'u uualn until Monday nn-rn-nothing
to mar the general goct time i,,
maiwH i.au. utv. lagan uei.vere.. Kr1 Herman, who hna a loll tiiuht
...... ... .
watching in Portland, vi-i'ed ia mother
Aiutthey m IItttttrtInn liver,
; Up -to-dat Ladies' itw in Leathers, $1.50 pr
. t hll4rrM'atiMM In Hit M)kuill l.lhr.
' ' S luM, t,nOi H'v In II, ift.tM lVtt, I.Ad.i
o Kvery lulrVtrrntcl
J :en's Siocs or for Mi Wear
4 lir It lV' NUUI I t ANNUI IlKAT
4 ' W carry A. A. I niivr.TUJw lin4
lhlt.Mi rail. LmiuIiim rluMi.
BA I ON'SH OE. STORE. ""Rv:tx?Titi?rm
Columbia Lumber Company!
(INCOUIOIvT!U) o
Mnnufticturvrw of
-'.ROUGH AND DRESSED L0UBER-:- ;
'Special Attention Given to OR5ER3 For-LOCAL TRA JE.I
BRIDGE AHD DUSEHSIOS LU1SER KADI. Tft CSDER. I
,, Columbia Lumber Co. Scappoose Or
the oration ns Juilge Stuart o( l'ortlan 1
has been ill and unahle' to come. The
dance at niuht waa a grand success, the
and sister who reside In Uninier. Fred
is a yootl, industrious, hard working
music was fine and the maiagemcnt of, , W(0jouUt tum
Iteu.niry your complexi-u with lit 1 1- '""'.
Xlieniiaiiiy i uie rinj iiiiiiiuiim mini jj
the Hainler factory is the tient of any to
he had on the market. Inquiries are
cininir in from all over the Mlate as Ut
where their soup can tie had in the mar
kit.
ti. lr.u f..,.i,.v John aikicthoii, uie nainicr jeweier, t
' ...... ......i ... ,i n b.M.i. .J t..uit.i What a L-reat street Water street
iromuooie ami went bacis on the up " i... .-i :
. ... .. .. . u,.rtr iini... t.ia -i..n in m.w NWwiiuM would he If it were oiHmil fcr travel
train to nouiwn. jir. arouse iiveu in i r ; - f ,u
, . . .. Lloi k . ' from the Italnler Mill and wimbcrtiia
JkSIUICI HI, nine.
runt. If yu wNh a simxilli, clear,
iKPimiii lllru . i.lv l.n r.iv dliMk. i
jiayornngui anu wne, oi laeoma, , intlir,liiC ..ye, uke MollUter'a It ky I
fyent Monday in Kainier the guests oi . M aintain Tea, the greitest leauillier j
Mrs.Wrglit'scoiuinMrs. W.J.Muckle. ;kiii-wii S.ld I.v
. ., ,l RAINIER PHARMACY,
lieo. nrouKe and family came down . 1
John AiiderHon, the Kamier Jeweler,)
v .-.li... r. I... ,!U
Mr Oliver's mother and brother of Tin- nw and shingle mills out hack of ; I'""" ' ur , ' " " '
3ir, uuvers niotntr ami brother or, ,, I In-low the Columliift Kiver Poor C''i
Jhicago, 111., came on Montlav iiu.l are ''" """" '" '"' ,.
visiting at tier son . mie in the , - i - - .... - . .
means ot aiiuing io me prwirenty ui
AVet thiy will visit the Lewis and Clark
Cipoition.
fSatur lay afternwn when the men
came in fr an the camp a murrie I man
end his wife came in un i t do a lit lc
Charley Itliermcn-nider, of W'osco,
; town. Juft think of the many advanU
Fja-nt Krnrday and Sunday with hVt. I(U won)J rw4Ut the way of
liareiitf in Itainh-i.
Al l'arker came home from the Ht.
(,'11 on or llri,
W Paper d tyii
Will be pleaed to make eBtlmatea.
for Clothing and Papering
W0RKJN THE COUNTRY SOLICITED
RAINIER, ORE
A. L. CLARK.
f ttopping, the man feeling thirsty j Vincent's Hospital Sunday,
thought he'd tpi-neli his thist and, as ! J, I). Gain and family visited Portland
usual, got too much booze. His wile, j Saturday and Knoday,
after sending for him to come out of the
saloon and he refusing t come, went in
lifter him, seeing him in the condition
lie was in was more than the poor wo
man could stand so she gave him just
what he deserved. She knocked him
down, cuffed him awhile after which she
Iielped hirn to his feet and out of the
eal"on. We have failed to hear anv of
Ids Ho:iaia pitv him, as a man who
will h t his family go Itliout and spend
tiig money for litjuor neetls a greater
lieHting th:iti a little frail woman could
give him, made angry thinking of 'her
-jR-rong. :
Mr. Hughs and wife spent a few days
at Portland this wek.
Miss Ithoda Zweemer is reported to
be improving.
Cha. Dumin's Bister of Cathlamet is
visiting him.
A Hurprlne I'arty.
A pleiiHitiit suipri-te party may he
given to your slomiieli und liver, by
inking a medicine which will relieve
their pain ami diiWMiuforl, viz: Dr.
Kliig'n V w Ire I'ills. They nre u
moHl w n I r ut r in -dv. afrordiug nure
relief mi ,'ure, tor hetxluclie, dizziuesa
Hlld COHHllpiltloil. JJTuj ut
PERRY & GRAHAM,
piii-itf hup emui ce from such a thor
outiiifare.
A. L. Uichnrdson las erectwl a neul
store building, ami slocked with Hue
line of brand new groceries, with which
he Is prepared to nerve his many friend'.
Mr. Kichardson recently lost three
dwelling hoM-es by fire. He bought the
property of Hani Rich lying between th
railroad and river and Hdjoin'ng the
Willftirn Muckle nd.l proerty on tho
wot; Water street has Wn extended
to this point by private (enterprise eo
that the new store can easily be reached.
Not a cent wanted, nnler yini are
cured. If you are sleU ami ailing, lake
lloilialer'a It'icky Alotinlaln Tea. A
gieat. blesHiitg 'o the human family.
M.ikea yon veil and keepa yon well.
45 cent", Tea or TalileU. tjold by
RAINIER PHARMACY.
Still They COME
w
H
Y
BecauHo tliey know whern they Ret
a good nrtiole it reasonable prices
mid get treated well besides. We
keep everything fresh and up-to-snuir.
No middle-men price here.
That's All -Now
I3a Infer,-
FRED
TROW
Oregon
I i-r'i'r"-' -II l' ' I'lil'nTr"""- -----''J'"'
' Guilty at cliawwl in the .Indictmmt,
but rccommende I Jo the mercy of to.
court was the verdict of the jury In the
case against Senator Mitchell.
Several of our people have gone lo the
beach for the summer, and a few have
gone to the mountains.
The Woodmen and Circle will liave a
Joint jnstallatlon next Saturday evening.
The Steamer IraWa.
lUVti round trlpi btwn
RAIKIBR and 1'OUTLAND.
fvtnn tUlnlr t e:00 a. m. and FortUnft
tt 'iiiW i. lit. Wllr xcrl HmeUr). Wstotloll
tUr.rn ut IIia (.iilillo plrou, Kiid In rlun
will Ktvt quick irrvlet and clean Wt, Vim
r ar to itnjr snd wtnl your bimliivi. La ad
tai at tool of ,ivIot Hrri.
C. l.llUOUUKlltK, UtiUr,