g t KLEPHONE-REGMTEB
hibited in the state is the Ferris wheel
window of
A* J. Apperson. ft is the work of A.
• Apperwon and b & h attracted the at-
tracted the attention of every pastier by
‘ he power to move it is furnished by a
small water motor.
Gen. Wm. Kapus, of Portland, has
been detailed by the Midwinter associa­
tion to address the citizens of this city
and the West Side counties, on the
benefit» to be derived frow a pro|>er
reprewntation at the Midwinter fair
Tlie meeting will be held tomorrow
at 11 a. m., in the court house and ev­
eryone interested in the matter should
lie then*.
7, 1893 exhibited in the show
un ber
POST»FFICK HOUKS.
L„u 7 a 111. to 7 p. Ill
i.>te.Xy
From 7:30 p.
Ito 8 ’30 >• 111 •
lonev order hours from 7 a. in. to 6 p. in.
Lndav from 12 m. to 1 p. ni
r«il south closes at 9:60 a. m. Mail
K closes at 2 30 p. m. and 0 p. la.
Lil for 5:45 a. m train closes evening
L« at 9 P
feridan and southern Tillamook mail
Lq at lla m.
Y . - _ —
~
---------- ------
-----
THE MAYOR SPEAKS,
OPINIONS ON THE WATER PLANT
AND SUNDAY CLOSING.
The Report of the Superintendent of the Water
and Electric Light Plant and the neaaagc ol
the Mayor do not Agree In Substance.
paying much more for ita light and «Nineas during the |>ast year of »2,010.08
water tnan they are worth, and that while the revenue« have decreased
thia burden is too heavy to be borne I slightly.
very long, and I recommend that the
This, in the estimation ot the treasur-
ceuneil use its best efforts to lighten er is a very creditable showing. The
treasurer would res[sn'tfully recom­
this burden to the taxpayers.
I will, also, call attention to the fact mend tliut Ordiuance No. 91, Art. 1,
that every property owner in the city Sec. 19, as amended, be amended so as
is heavily taxe«l to support this water to require the superintendent to report
and light plant, while many of them to the council regarding the number of
receive no more benefit from it than lights and hydrants used, the council
persons residing outside thecity. Tho««e to audit the account and issue a war­
who bear the burden have a right to rant ou the general fund for the same.
share in the benefit conferred by the In so doing the council will be fully ad­
expenditure of their money.
Many vised cf this matter each month and
persens w ho pay taxes to support this the treasurer will have a voucher for
plant reside in unlighted streets and each transaction.
Very Respectfully,
remote from any hydrant or water
J. W. C owls ,
main. I recommend that this injustice
Treasurer city of McMinnville.
be removed as soon as may be.
By E. C, A pperson ,
ENFORCEMENT OF THE LAWS.
Deputy.
This city has laws en almost every
subject within itsjurisdiction,but many To the Hon. Mayor and Council of the
City of McMinnville, Oregon.
of the ordinances are practically a dead
OKNKRAL ri’SD
letter. They are not enforced.
on hand as per
No official has a legal right to nullify Balance
$ 85 68
last report Dec. 1, 1892 .
or refuse to enforce any law. He has Receipts
1715.67
no right to say that he will enforce one Tax collected bv t reasurer 2200.00
Saloon License.
law and permit the violation of an­ Other
¡96JO
other. Every officer is a public ser­ Transferred from street
4 oo. 00
Fund ................................
vant and his rights, powers and duties
$4442 17
are fixed by law. As an illustration, Of W T Vinton r’k & pl’k $139.5.5
••
”
Fines
120.00
I will call attention to one ordinance
*•
Dog lic’nse
2.50
that seems to be nullified by those who
2.15
••
••
ENForil.
214 20
are charged with its enforcement. I
$ 57 00
OfC 11 Neal, License
refer to the ordinance requiring that
30 00
Fines...........
28 00
“
“
«Sale horse
dogs be taxed. The recorder’s report
5 7.5
................... rax 1892
.
shows that a license tax has been paid
............................ 1893
207 67
328 42
ou but one dog iu the past year. This
iudicates that if official duty has been
$5120 47
Total.................. ....
faithfully performed, there^is but one
Disbursements:
$3101 00
Orders paid......................
dog in the town.
95
J nt paid on same
THE OLD SOLDIERS.
A Meeting oi the Indian War Veteran* and the
G. A. R.
Tlie old soldiers, Including Indian
V.’ar Veterans of Yatuhill county, met
at the G. A. R. hall in McMinnville,ou
Dee. 2, 1893. J. B. Stilwell was ele«*ted
chairman and B. F. Ciubine secretary.
The following committees were ap­
pointed on resolutions:
I W. V., G. L. Rowland, J. B. Gard­
ner, B. F. Ciubine; Hoidiers’ home, H.
C. l’earson, G. W. Kuus, R. L. McMil­
len: Law for relief of indigent soldiers
and sailors, C. R. Cook, W. W.Wright,
G. L. Rowlaud.
After dinner reports of committees
were read aud approved as follows:
On Indian War Veterans—Whereas,
the valuable services of the IndianWar
Veterans of the Pacific northwest enti­
tle them to the gratitude of the entire
people of the United States; therefore,
be it Resolved, that we favor a law
granting them pensions on an equality
with the Mexican War Veterans.
On the law fqvoriug indigent soldier,
etc.—Whereas, there exists In the stat­
utes of Oregon laws for the relief of in­
digent soldiers, sailors, etc., aad where­
as, such laws require certain qualifica­
tions by the principal officers of the
dlfierent veteran organizations of the
county; therefore, we recommend that
the next eoininamier of CusterPost No.
9 comply with all the conditions of
said law te the end that all indigent
seldiers and sailors and Indian War
Veterans may receive the benefits of
said law.
Ou Soldiers Home—Whereas, there
are needy veterans in this county and
ether counties of the state who should
be in the Oregon soldiers home, there­
fore be it resolved that we favor the
early completion of said home and that
we oppose any further legal proceed­
ing that may delay its speedy comple­
tion.
They adjourned, to meet at tlie op­
era house Feb. 22, 1894.
DRY LUMBER
In the wet season is a neces-
in house construction.
The lately cleeteil city officers and
the holdovers met according law on
Monday night last aud orgaulzed. Ev­
ery member of the body was present,
I
CHURCH NOTICE».
fill* reports of officers were read and
L-tHQpiaT KrtworsL C iiviich .—Services
referred to the committee on accounts
Rsabbatliat It a. m. and 7:40 p in,
and current expenses. The committees
Ugy School al 9:30 a, iu
Praver meet-
Rhursday evenings at 7:30. ♦
were then appointed. The members
I
K lv . S. E M bmi . suik , Pastor
Tha regular subscription price of the are as follows:
lusr«L*i«i> Par-»»VTB»1*!< C' hihcb —
Accounts and current expenses—
■ires every Sabbath at 11 a. ni. and 7 p T elephone -R ug ister is »1 a year and
[ Sunday A’bool at 9:30 a. in.
■ Sun«iayR^ w H JoNK(( pasUjr
the Weekly Oregonian Is $1.50. Any Campbell, Jones, Chrisman.
Fire and water—Jones, Campbell,
Lmar C' hvbch .—Services every Sabbath one subscribing for the T elephone -
■ a iu and 7 :30 p. m. Sunday School at R egister and paying one year in ad­ Ruia mol.
Ways and means—Chrisman, Walk­
|a iu.' Kxv U. L. B onham , Pastor.
L sistian C hvsch .—Services every Sab- vance can get both the T elephone - er, Wilson.
R
egister
an«l
the
Weekly
Oregonian
K at 11 » “>• »”l17 30 P- nl
Sunday
Streets and public property—Wilson,
Lol at 10 a. ni. Y. P. 8 C. E. meets for »2. All old subscribers paying their
Campbell, Jones.
tlav at6’30 p. ill. I'rayer meeting Wed-
subscribtions one year in advance will
El- at 7.301>. m. Everyone invited,
Judiciary—Walker, Rummel, Camp­
f ■
H. A D kston , Pastor.
be entitled to the same offer.
bell,
I J am »» C atholic C hvbch .—Services 1st
Health and police—Rummel, Walk­
■Sid Sundays of each month, Second • The other day W. F. Dellschneider,
li’av St Mary's at Corvallis.
Fourth jeweler, missed several small diamonds er, Wilson.
Bs'v St Patrick’s Church on Muddy.
wortli from »15 to »25 each. Diligent
E. C. Apperson was elected treasur­
F ”
Rgv. T hos . B biody , Pastor.
search was made without avail. It er; P. D. Glenn, superintendent of the
Minnville Grange. No. 31, P. of H., was finally concluded that the gems water plant; Chas. Palmer, street «ini-
in their hall tlie first and third 8atnr- had been dropped on the floor and in
missioner; L. Granstrom, cheif engin­
>f each month at 10 a. in. Visitors
sweeping had been gathered up and eer. The l«ond of the treasurer was
ally invited.
J. T Jot.LV,
a M. E. K uns ,
Master,
thrown in the stove. An old miner fixed at »1500, recorder »500, su|>erin-
Secretary,
was hired and the winter’s ashes were tendent and engineer »1000 each.
blinnville Camp No 128, Woodmen of carefully panned out anti all of the
The message of the mayor was then
World -Mael firat and Third Mondays gems were found, none the worse for read and the council adjourned,
The
tell month; visiting brothers cordially
message is given in full.
[ed to attend
Lodge room Third St. their baptism of fire.
>n block.
J O. R ookm , C. C.
Fiiday morning it was discovered Gentlemen of the Common Council:
ECXINOMY IN EXPENDITURE’S.
College Notes.
Transf’rd to water f’nd . 18»3 oo
|J. BaiimxzoHD, Clerk.
that burglars had entered tlie station­
The charter of this municipality
$5103 95
I recommend strict economy in the Total disbursements ..
Thanksgiving is passetl ami the stu­
iter Post No. 9 meets tlie second and ery store of Chas. Grissen and had tak­ makes it my duty to submit to you at transaction of the city business. Times Bal on hand Dec 1,1893
$ 16 52
th Saturday oi each month at G. A. R. en several dozen gold pens ami pen­ this time a statement of the "Condition
dents havs resumed studies with re­
Warrants outstanding en-
are
hard
and
taxes
are
inevitably
high
in Union block at 7:30 ». ill. All
dorsed.not paid for want
newed energy.
. Order.are
„ >------ c cordially invited holders. D. A. Hmitb, the jeweler, and affairs” of this city, with such rec­ enough. It will be difficult ¡to obtain
ibers o( . the
of funds............................. $930 .35
who is located in the same room, lost ommendations as I shall deem proper money with which to pay state, school, Due
tend our meetings.
Miss Nellie Latourette is again able
Water Fund for liglit
L S. D owning ,
some 25 watches, 15 of them being in for its good government.
. 529 00
and water ..........
to attend school after an absence of a
county and city taxes next spring.
Post Commander.
F. C1.VBIM1,
It may not be improper to remind Every unnecessary expenditure should
his hands for repair. The evening be­
week.
Adjutant.
$1459 35
Total ..........
fore someone entered the residence of you that the power of legislation is be lopped off and the tax levy should
Examinations will not be held at the
WATKR FUND.
Dr. G. 8. Wright, while the family was vested in the common council,and that be made as low as may L>e consistently Bal on hand as per last
end of this term. It has been «leeided
NOTICE.
$ 25 86 to have them just before holidays.
report, Dec I, 1892
away. Nothing lias been missed. The the mayor has no power to make or with the public needs.
Receipts:
In calling your ateution to our Lamps and I .amp
[ereat'ter all notices anuoiinc- burglar cut his band severely, however, amend any law. The state legislature
Miss Singne Swanson, a last yearn
SUNDAY CLOSING.
$2450 95
Tax col bv treasurer
Goods we wish to remark that our store contains
1712 25
lentertaintnents for which an in breaking a window to gain an en­ imposed the duty ofenactingordinauce
by F E Griffith, Supt
graduate, attended chapel exercise
During tlie last year there has l>een Col
.3010 05
the most complete line of lamps ever offered in
“ “ PD Glenn, Supt
Monday.
hlaaiou fee is charged, all trance, bloody marks being left on ev­ upon yourselves and it is your duty to much discussion of the subject of clos­ From
1843 00
Gen Fund...............
Yamhill county.
Another entertainment will be given
25 011
tuary matter after the notice erything touched anil a trail of blood perform this trust courageously and ing business houses on Sundays. In Citv order perG W Jones
5 7.5
C H Neal tax 1S92
Friday
evening,
perhaps
the
last
before
lentil has been given as a mat- led to the road, where it disappeared. wisely for the public good.
all Christian countries there is some
.................... 1893
296 73
The people have selected you from rule, sanctioned either by law or cus­ Total....................................
bf news, all resolutions of con- These burglaries were in all probability
9369 59 holidays.
The Misses Berry, Porter, Williams,
knee, wedding notices, cards perpetrated by some of the numerous among your fellow citizens, believing tom, requiring a general suspension of Disbursements:
»7761 01
Lambright and Mr. Stowe, attended
¡thanks, etc,, furnished the hard looking tramps that have passed and trusting that you will give them a secular business on Sundays. It is Orders paid....................
104 04
In lamp«, from the cheapest glass lamp to the
chapel exercises Tuesday.
bphone-Register for publica- through the city during the past week good government, and they have a deemed best for man that there be one Transfered to sinking fund 1200 00
$9065 68
more high art designs.
A parliamentary society will be or­
[will be charged for at regu- going south. Independence and Cor­ right to expect you to discharge your day in seven during which he shall Total....................................
duties faithfully. You are servants of rest. In most, if not every, state of the Bal on hand Dec 1,1893
[advertislng rates, 5 and IO vallis should keep a lookout for them.
,303 91 ganized among the students in the
Our Victor Central Draft Lamps
outstanding, not
near future.
Shiloh’s Cure, tlie great cough aud the people, and not of any taction or el­ Union there is some law of the state Orders
u per line.
2726 65
paid for want of funds
ement.
The
Pbilergian
society
is
flourishing.
requiring the suspension of mest kinds Ain’t due from gen fund
Need no recommendation. Our large sale of them
lung cure, is for sale by us. Pocket
529 00
Not less than forty-five members were
in the past season has fully demonstrated their
ize contains 25 doses, only 25c. Chil­ financial condition of the city . of secular business on the first day of
Local and General
$2197
65
Total
...................................
present last meeting. The address by
The report of the city treasurer for the week. Apart from considerations
popularity. There have been many improve­
dren love it. 8. Howorth & Co.
SINKING FUND.
Mr. Sanders was highly instructive
the year ending Nov. 30, ) 893, shows of a religious character, these days of
ments for this season which are bound to keep
, B. F. Fuller, of Albany, is visit-
Transfered
from
Water
BUYERS* AND BUSINESS DIRECTOR. that the city owes a bended debt of »20-
and thankfully received. Considera­
rest are deemeil beneficial to man, as
the Victor to the frojit. For simplicity in wick-
Fund
........................ $1200 00
a this city.
ble disturbance is caused by some of
000 and a floating debt of »3,885.98, they set apart one seventh part of time Order Paid......................
1200 00
Hay,
baled
or
loose,
timothy
or
cheat
ing, neatness of design and durability there is
B. W. E. Martin and daughter re-
STREET FUND.
the officers and also some members of
making a total indebtedness of »23,- for rest and recuperation. Such laws
for sale. En«|uire of H. Rummell.
nothing we know of to compare with it.
id Friday evening.
committees, which seemes unneces­
885.98. There is in the treasury only do not interfere with any man’s relig­ Bl on hand at per last re­
J.
P.
Irvine
has
just
received
600
lbs
»
142
35
port,
Deo
1,1892
..........
tgon hams, shoulders, bacon and
sary. It is hoped that each will per­
We Request a Critical Examination
of the best roast cotfee in the world. He the sum of »379,99. The indebtedness ious freedom. They do not attempt to Receipts;
kt Millsap & Cooks.
Tax col by treas..........
735 29
form the part assigned promptly, as
.»
on
December
1,
1892,
was
»25,896.06,
or
compel
auy
one
to
attend,
erect
or
sup
­
is selling it for 25 cents per package.
459 40
Ree’d from J E Brooks
Of our goods and prices in all lines which we
any delay is detrimental to the society.
pre are several cases of la grip)« in
»2,010.08 more than it is now. This is
“
“ J W Smith
25 92
handle. Knowing our ability to serve the inter­
For sale—About 150 head of good not a bad showing, as the aggregate port any place of worship. They do
Among
the
visitors
were
the
Misses
••
‘
W
TVinton
221
77
Icinity of Wheatland.
not pretend to control or interfere with
ests of our customers, we solicit your patronage,
••
“ CH Neal Tax
89 05
stock sheep, price reasonable. En­ revenues have slightly decreased.
Brown
and
Swanson
and
Mr.
McPliil-
eryone is pleased nt the comments
the right of conscience, or establish any Total....................................
1673 78
assuring
you that trade will be highly apprecia­
quire of Henry Bros., Lafayette, Or.
ips,
all
former
students
and
active
expenses of light and water .
preference for any system or mode of Disbursements:
i visiting newspaper men.
ted.
Very respectfully,
1214 22
J. P. Irvine is selling more crockery
members of the society. The following
The heaviest financial burden that worship. Such laws are made and sus­ Orders paid......................
L. J. T. Wood, of near Wheatland,
•100 «»)
’u to Gen fund
and lamps than auybixly, for lie sells the city has to carry is the cost of run­ tained because (they are lieneficial to Transf
59 56 program will be given Saturday even­
Bal
on
hand
Dec
1,189.3
WALLACE & WALKER.
fy low with consumption.
ing, Dec. 9:
them at cost.
ning and keeping up of the water and man. They can be justified and stis. Orders outstanding, en­
t. S. E. Meminger will preaeli on
dorsed and not paid for
Music,
Society.
When your »200 watch needs repair­ electric light plant. From the time tained without'any reference to relig­
$ 228 98
want of funds..................
ng next Sunday evening.
Address, Mr. McPhilipps.
ing take it to I). A. Smith. All kinds this plant was purchased to the present ion. The state lias the power to enact
RECAPITULATION.
Recitation, Mr. Blood.
Bia Goola sent all the way to the of jewelry repaired.
time it has cost the city, iu addition to such regulations'as are deemed promo* Amt Gen Fund on hand $ 10 52
Essay, Mr. Nelson.
“ Wat -r “
“
.. 303 til
H's fair for a bottle of Thos. Rog-
what
has
been
collected
from
individu
­
tive of health, under its general police
Mixed Quartet.
Why ask your wife to bake bread
“ Street “
“
59 56
|O. & 8. 8.
Reading, Miss Abbie Bryant.
|379 99
when you can get 7 loaves for 25 cents, als for lights and water, more than one- powers. To the Christian such days of Total of all Funds onh’nd
Music, Society.
INDEBTEDNBSS.
half of the ten mills tax that has been rest have an additional signification.
I Thos. Rogers Polson Oak and or 30 for »1 at J. P. Irvine’s.
Debate,
Question—Resolved that the
.. $145035
annually levied. The five mills tax To him Sunday is a holy feast day, the General Fund..........
¡Specific. Home testimonials by
present
strife existing in our country
H. Rummel desires all those indebt­
.
.
2197
65
Water Fund..................
levied
the
past
year
for
its
support
has
ftzen. It’s »¡fact.
weekly Easter, kept in memory of the Street Fund....................
threatens war. Aff. Mr. Latourette
. 228 9S
ed to him to pay tlieir accounts before
$3885 95 and Miss Smith; Neg. Mr. Aiderman
been insufficient, in connection with Resurrection. But he does not seek to
Total.............................
Lse Hour chests made by S.E. Hoff December 15, 1893.
and
Miss Latourette.
C om .
what has been collected from individu­ compel any unbeliever so to consider
le best yet and should be in every
.3505 99
Less Casli on hand
J. P. Irvine says that the sugar war als for water and light, to defray the
DIED.
»20,600
00
..........
........................
Bonded
Debt.
.*
..............
this day. The powers of municipal
an. Call and see them.
is over, but you can get your 18 pounds cost of the plant. The people paid the corporations are strictly construed, and
Respectfully submitted,
|b water in the Willamette has of granulated sugar for one big dollar
J. W. C owls ,
E asterly —At the residence of her
past year as taxes levied to defray the they are hel«l to possess only such pow­
E
C.
A itihsox ,
Treasurer,
I it impossible for the Toledo to in hard cash.
father, Wm. R. Neilson, in Weaver­
Deputy.
expense of running and keeping it up, ers as are expressly conferred, or are
(her regular.tri-weekly irips.
ville, N. C.,on November 20. 1893,
SUPERINTENDENT’S REPORT.
Orin C. Skinner has a little more 4ft »2,753.43, and there was transferred necessary to carry out such other
ftn south where the oranges grow oak wood for sale at »3.00 per cord, also from the general fund to the water
Mrs. G. C. Easterly, wife of Geo. C.
In order that the people of this city
|>owers as are expressly delegated
Easterly, of this city.
korned toads are thick, people old fir, 2ft, at »3 per cord.
may have the figures of the operation
fund »1843, and the sum of »25 was to the corporation.
Mr. Easterly wishes to extend thanks
■Thos. Rogers Poison Oak and
J. P. Irvine has sold about »4000 paid into this fund from other sources.
Power to prevent tlie doing of secular of the water plant before them we pub­
Specific. Its a fact.
worth of goods since he commenced his The people who take light and water business is not conferred upon tlie city, lish below the report of P. I). Glenn, to the kind friends of this city who at­
■Rev. W. H. Stoy will officiate at hard times sale,and has plenty of goods paid into this fund the sum of »4722.30, excepting as to those kinds of business superintendent of the water and elec­ tended to the wants of his wife before
her departure for the east, especially
There was on hand at the beginning of that it is empowered to regulate, re­ tric light plant:
Episcopal church next Sunday left yet at the hard times prices.
to those kind neighlmrs of Martin's ad­
M c M innville , Or., Dec. 3, 1893.
the year «he sum of »25.86, making the strain or prohibit. Tn my judgment
■ig and evening. Holy coraniun-
For Sale—A first class grubbing ma­
dition.
To
the
Mayor
and
Council
of
tlie
City
sum
of
»9,369.59
that
was
received
by
Itlie morning service.
tlie city has no power to prevent the
chine; cheap for casli. Inquire of Ira
of McMinnville:
W ood —At tlie residence of J. T. Wood,
■woods are beautiful in the sum- Earhart or Rosa I. Young, McMinn­ this fund during the year from all sour­ opening of general stores and shops. It
I submit the following report from
near Wheatland, on Monday night,
ces as shown by the treasurer’s report is empowered to regulate, restrain or
Le until you get poison oak, then ville, Or.
** Dec. 4, 1893, Henry Wood, aged 71
This has all been expended but »303.91, prohibit liar-keepers, saloon-keepers, March 7, to Deceinper 1, 1893:
Ent to hike it and get a bottle of
For sale—A house and two lota in and there are outstanding warrants
05
years. Death was caused’by typhus
dealers in spirituous, vinous or malt Total collections on lights....... »1446
ntegers Polson Oak and Skin Hurley’s addition to Newberg, for sale
*•
“
water............... 2096 15
pneumonia. The funersl was held
drawn against this fund at the present liquours, or places where spirituous, vi­
30
00
Lamps
sold
...................................
or trade, enquire of E. C'.Powell, North time amounting to »2,726.65. This fund
from Hopswell church yesterday.
nous
or
malt
liquors
are
kept
for
sale,or
00
80
16
taps
made
...............................
irson is prematurely old when Yamhill, Or. tf
Mr. Wood was a pioneer of 1864.
38 00
was in debt a year ago in the sum of in any manner disposed of, and various 38 lights installed........................
Ss occurs before the forty-fifth
20 00
»1,419.05. And taking into account the other kinds of business maj’ be regulat­ 4 pumps sold.. ..........................
Seems now to be the prevailing and fore­
Our Public Schools.
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.
[I'se Hall’s Hair Renewer to
amounts of money in this fund a year ed, but I find no general power to reg­
most idea of our people irrespective oi
Total.......................................... I »3710 20
lie scalp healthy and prevent
Thanksgiving was observed by the ago
,
and at the present time it appears ulate general business houses.
Turned over to treasurer........... »2895 89 This List is Published Kxcluslvely* in this
whether that change is to be a beneficial
public schools of this city in appropri- that
|
there has been a net increase in
Paper Every Two Weeks.
“
“
u
114 2.5
The council have ample power to
one or not.
lobu Field, of Sheridan, one of ate manner. Appropriate exercises the
,
indebtedness of this fund to the prevent aad punish the keeping open City warrants held ... ............. , 544 10
96 95
lest practitioners of medicine in were hehl in the various grades. Ail amount
Following are the letters remainingfor
,
of »1,029.55, during this year. of saloons, bar-rooms, etc., on Sundays, Accounted and not collected . .
59 10 two weeks in the postofflee at McMinn­
nnty, died Thursday morning. the grade rooms in the Columbus build­ It is claimed that a portion of the large or during auy hours of the night or ( ash on hand.............................
I a member of the I. O. O. F. and ing combined anil belli exercises in the amount
.
of warrants drawn on this day. In fact, the power te prohibit
».3710 20 ville, Oregon, Dec. 0, 1893 :
I. W.
Hedgepetli Ella
vice principal’s room. In the Cook fund
.
during the past year are not prop­ such business withiu the city limits is Collected by F. E. Griffith....... 1712 25 Arthur, W C 2
Harris, W G
Arthur, Jas
,
chargable to this fund. This may­ expressly conferred upon the city.
Jeffersonian club of Yamhill building the 5th and Oth grades com- erly
Hanson,
Anton
Arthur,
M
E
Total Dec. 1, ’92 to Dec. 1, ’93.»5422 45
will meet at the Grange hall to­ bined with tlie high school; the 3d and be true. But it is certainly true that Years ago the city undertook, to regu­ Amount to be transferred from
Harris, Geo
Ames, Ed
ft night at 730. Important busi- 4th grades held exercises in their re- after
,
making all proper allowances for late the saloon business within the
So We CHANGE our tariff sheet by the
general fund to water fund .. 2372 00 Bartholemew, II D Jilson, O
Jones, W E
Box, Jim
Itransact, so let every member be spective rooms. Rev. Denton address­ moneys that were drawn from this fund city. The ordinance passe«! is very pro­
addition of all broken lines of Scarlet and
Kennedy,
Mrs
S
E
Borner.
F
W
Total earnings of plant......... »7794 45
ed the pupils ot the Columbus build­ for expenses not properly chargable to lix,but it omitted the penal clause from
■xnnptly.
McCuue, Thus
Calkins, Thos
White Merino Underwear and Woolen
Total
expense
for
wages,
wood,
McMicking F L
E S
Ispencer and W. L. Qualey got ing and Revs. Bonham and Meminger it, it costs the city about »3,600 annual­ some of the sections making certain
repairs, etc.................................»4817 79 C'opelen,
Overshirts. These go with goods hereto­
Patton,
I
F
Copeland,
Allen
I
ly
over
and
above
what
is
paid
by
con
­
those
of
the
Cook
building.
acts
illegal,
but
fixing
no
penalty
far
Ring over the weight of a stone
Of which ain't the wood cost... 1729 46 Copeland, W H
Stevens, F
fore advertised
An
inventory
of
the
donations,
made
sumers.
I
do
not
pretend
to
state
the
doing the forbidden acta. T recommeml
lurtlav and came to blows. No
Improvements—water mains, hy­ Duetta, C L
Spencer, Elex
exact amount, as I could not do so the passage of a new ordinance on this drants, wire, etc., »1700 93.
L hurt; the butchers sold some by the pupils, showed the following:
Sanders, J M
Demars, Theo
In the Coak ward, 2 boxes apples, without a tedious examination of all subject or the amendment of the exist­
Seely, Fred
■owever.
General fund notes paid from the wa­ Field, John
Shelton, J W
Garrett, N R,
2 boxes canned fruit, 2 boxes mixed the bills allowed against this fund. I ing ordinance by providing a penalty ter fund, »1500 00.
KEpworth League will give an
Welland,
H L
Holt, F C
Other warrants drawn on the water
Isnppcr in the Wright building goods. 1 barrel vegetables, 3 sacks veg­ estimate the net expense at »3,600 an­ for its violation.
for
the
altove
letters
Parties
calling
nually,
or
»300
per
month.
The
»20,-
etables, J coop chickens.
I have now called attention briefly to fund that do not belong to it, »82 00.
stairs), Wednesday evening,
will please say “Advertised.” If not
In the Columbus school, 6 boxes fruit 000 of bended indebtedness was al) in- a few subjects of public interest, and it
Respectfully,
P.
D.
G
lenn
,
1893, to raise funds for l*neflt
called for in two weeks they will lie
and vegetables, 8 sacks vegetables, 1 curred iu purchasing this plant
will be my privilege, from time to time,
Supt. W. and E. L.
■League. Supper 25 cents. All
sent to the «lead letter office as “un­
Now, what does the city receive for to draw your attention to others.
bundle clothing, i coop chickens.
REGULAR MEETING,TUESDAY EVENING
And shall add other lines to this as fast as
to attend.
claimed.”
J. C. C ooper , P. M.
The contributions were forwarded to this large expenditure of money?
In conclusion, I assure you that ev-
Council
met
in
regular
session
Tues
­
our stock becomes broken.
John Rhodes left yesterday the Portland and Good Samaritan hos­
I learn from the proper afficial source ery effort that you may put forth for day evening, Mayor Ramsey in the
ftg far hie old home Frederick-
pitals. Tn answer to the query why that the city has 47 twenty-five candle good government, will receive my chair, and all the members present.
Bust below St. Louis, Mo. He were the donations sent to Portland? power street lights, 19 hydrants and 4 assistance and approval.
The regular routine business, includ­ When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoris.
Knain there for the winter at we have to say no call was made for cisterns. This is a small town and it
December 4, 1893.
ing the monthly reports of the officers, When she was a Child, she cried tor Cartoria
Kind probably longer. He has
the needy in our city, and on inquiring seems to me that that the amount paid
W illiam M. R amsey ,
was disposed of.
When she became Mi«, she clung to CsMoria.
there for twenty years.
we failed to learn of any in need of as­ out for street lights and for water for
on all Goods, not included in the Sixty
Mayor.
Petition of resideuta of College side
hadchildren,»>egar.themCaMorle.
Lands of lives are saved annual- sistance. If there are any in our city those hydrants and cisterns is exorbi­
Cent Tariff List, except Sugar, Flour, But-
for a light on th» corner of Villard and ;
use of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, needing such substantial aid we are tant. Eugene City, with twice our!
THE CITY FINANCES.
Vine streets was read and on motion of
terick Patterns, Spool Silk and Cottons.
[treatment of croup and whoop- sure a liberal denation can be had «lur­ population and wealth, pays »1000 for
Rummel, referred to the committe on '
Year
Lgh, the Pectoral has a most ing the holidays, provided such cases water and »2760 for street lights, mak­ Report
fire
and water.
Notice.
Lus effect. It allays intlamma- are reported to the teachers.
ing the sum of 13760 in all annually.
Residents of Johns addition petition­
lees the obstructed air passages
All persons indebted to McCullough
L. H. B aker , Prin.,
. This Is about the amount we pay, but
J. W. Cowls, treasurer of the city of ed for a light at the corner of C a««l 4 Malone must settle by the first of I
And such Produce as we handle taken in
Ltrols the desire to coogh.
In behalf of the teachers of the pub- I : they have twice our ability and they
McMinnville,
furnished the following Cedar streets, ob motion of Wilson, re­ January, either by cash or note. Thia
Ls of this section have concluded lie school« of McMinnville.
exchange
For All Goods.
have 23 large arc lights and as many
ferred to committee an fire and water.
means business and must be attended
hydrants and cisterns as they want* report to the city council at its first
■ere is more money In baling
Street
Commiseioner
Palmer
wa«
In
­
A Poison OAk Tr«.
Salem,a city of’magnificent distances” meeting on Monday night last. It is structed to look after the dilapidate«! ta
atraw and shipping it to the pa­
Third Street,
The following letter was received and not especially noted for economy complete and people who wish to know sidewalks and see that the property
llia at Oregon City than there is
the actual condition of things now owners make the neceemry repairs at
McMinnville, Or.
by
Thos.
Rogers
showing
liow
his
in
public
expenditures,
having
about
(ring it, Some 'JOB tons of baled
have the figures before them. The re­ -new He was also instructed to make
Poison
Oak
and
Skin
Specific
is
adver
­
five
times
our
population
and
wealth,
are now waiting for the steamer,
C«sable that portion of Third street ly-
home: I pays »1,244.88 for water and »5,160 per port is as follows:
j between tne railroad and I street.
height to Oregon city Is »1.25 per tising itself abroad a* well as at
O
ffice
of
ths
C
ity
T
reasurer
.
L as C ruces , N. M , Nov. 20,
annum for street lights. But the cap­
M
c
M
innville
,
O
r
.,
Dee.
1,
1893.
ital city receives water for seven cis­
T hos . R o OKRS,
Beautiful Presents for Old and
I pity’s sake, don’t growl and
(Jen tiemen:—I have the honor to sub- I rvine —To tbewilbof O. H. Irvine,
McMinnville, Or.
terns, fifty-three hydrants and four fau-
Yonng.
¡ble because you are troubled with
_ forty-three large _
, cets, and has
arc | mit for your consideration the annual
Dear Sir;
of this city, on Friday, December 1,
The largest
¡eetloo. No good was ever effected
nght.«."An
extra’ nFiaro*
char^i ia
ta marltt
made I the're 1 ^1»« *f
While a stranger to 5
, ll^hta
An owfm
1893, a daughter weighing 9 pounds. VVATCHES
and finest
Barling and fretting. Be • man want te express my thanks for the fa- for lights
Dec. * 1, 1893. In so "*
doing
I wish to
„ „„ for the city offices. _ It ____
will Ing
' **
”*
stock this
FlMMRl.1/— •To
*
the wife of A. L. Finnell, CLOCKS
ns you happen to le » woman 1, vor you did me by recommending your |
thM
^
|t||
flve
tilu
„
W]r
call
your
attention
to
the
following
- be seen that Salem, with five times our
side Port-
of this city, on Monday, Dee. 4, 1893,
take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, which Poison Oak and Skin Specific, while I . IX>polatio„ and weal(h pay, le«, than comparisons with the preceding year:
PLATED WARE, [and, a^dl
a
daughter,
we
’
ght
9
pounds.
relieve you, whether man or was in your city last summer. I pur- (w)ce
1NP2
1893
inc’se
tikis city expends for water
JEWELRY, ETC. at the low­
coDected . . M.N61.74 »5/05.86 » «45.12
in.
Chased twe bottles an«l brought them
Hillsboro peys ,2480 for Tax
Shiloh’s Vitalixer is what yon need
est prices. |
LicensesAfine«
2.606.75 2..536.00 ’70.75
»me purpose, and this amount in- Water A light.. 5 458. A> 4.653 30 •»»> M for dyspepsia. Torpid liver, yellow Call and see these goods, you are
plain Sweeney, U. S. A., San 1 home with me. The medicine has
Indebtedness
i.NK.«»
3.8R5.98
•9010.08
o, Cal., says: “Shiloh's Catarrh done all yon claimed for it. Now I
interest. Hillsboro has arc Cash on hand
2.53.89 »79.90
126.10 skin or kidney trouble. It is guaran- under no obligations to buy.
edy Is the flrst medicine I have ¡want yon to send me * dozen by ex-
, teed to give you MUisfhrtion. Price 7Sr.
•Pt crease.
WM. F. IHELSCHNIEDER, i
! ulww*
Truly A on re,
I lights.
Two doors Ee«l of Po«toftice.
found that would de me any good e-—*
Yau will note a reduction of iudeltt- I Sold by Howorth A Co
R iley M artin , j 1 respectfully submit that this city i»
> 50 eta Sold by Moworth *Co. |
THE LARGEST LUMBER SHEDS
In Yamhill County are on
our yards and they are filled
with choice lumber that has
not seen one drop of rain.
When You Want Finishing Lumber
Or shop work (luring the
wet season don’t fail to ex­
amine our lumber as well as
the product of our Shops.
Lia"T LIGHT.
We Keep Everything
“ CHANGE,”
“ CHANGE,”
4ft
CHANGE”
It’s Change they Want and Demand
And Change they Must have.
I
I
AT 60 PER CENT
OF FORMER PRICE,
I
L
I
I
Ten Per Cent off for Cash
Iu
Le
CITY AND COUNTY WARRANTS
Holiday
Ooods^
A. J. APPERSON