Vernonia eagle., October 24, 1930, Page 6, Image 6

THE VERNONIA EAGLE
PAGE SIX
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1930.
RESOLUT1O N I
i filed in the office of the Secre­ VERNONIA:
tary of State February 18th,
an act entitled “An Act
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE 11891,” approved by the Governor to That
incorporate the City of Ver­
COMMON COUNCIL OF THE February 15th, 1901, and to nonia,
in the County of Colum­
CITY OF VERNONIA, ....
COLUM-
other
subsequent
Mr». H. L. Root
bia, State of Oregon,” filed in
.. ¡amend
„.1™ all *_
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amendments
enacted
the ■-
Le- the
BIA COUNTY, OREG ON, that
office
of the Secretary of
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the following propose d charter yislative Assembly or by vote
February 18, 1891, and as
amendments to the C barter of of the people, by adding to Chap­ State
amended by "An Act to ament!
Mr. and Mrs. Rube Nelson,
said city, be and the i same here­ ter III of said charter a section Section
2 of an act entitled
Miss Nora Nelson and Bonnie
by are proposed for submission to be numbered and known as “An Act to incorporate the City
Nelson, of Hillsboro, were Sun-
to the legal voters of said city Section 19-A, providing for the of Vernonia, in the County of
THE TEMPERAMENTAL
for their adoption or rejection calling and holding of special Columbia, State of Oregon” filed
day guests at the Clarence Nel-
HOUND DAWG
at the general election, to be held city elections by the Council and in the office of the secretary
son home.
on Tuesday, the 4th day of No­ prescribing the hours that the of State February 18, 1891,”
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Noble and
BOUT once in so often some vember, A. D. 1930:
polls shall be open and author­ approved by the Governor Feb­
sons, Ray and Wayne, spent!
Impassioned partisan rises up
izing the council to designate the ruary 15, 1901, and as amended
CHARTER AMENDMENTS
several days last week in New­ in congress or elsewhere and ac- SUBMITTED
polling
places.
TO THE VOTERSj
by all subsequent amendments
berg, where they visited Mrs. ruses the majority party or the ad-
BY THE COUNCIL
BE IT ENACTED BY THE thereto enacted by the legis­
Noble’s father, A. Verstaig.
An Act
ministration or somebody of
PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF lative assembly or by vote of
Mr. and Mrs. J. . Farle are vi- bribery, corruption, fraud and in-
To amend the charter of the VERNONIA, OREGON:
the people be and the same is
________ _ and announces Ids In­ City
of
Vernonia, Columbia
siting friends in Portland this competency,
Section 1. That the Charter of hereby amended by adding there­
Mr. and Mrs. Farley tention of smoking the scoundrels County, Oregon, entitled “An the Hity of Vernonia, Columbia to an additional Chapter to
week,
lived in Portland before moving out. This type of person is espe­ Act to amend an act entitled County, Oregon, entitled “An Act designated as Chapter XIII
Act to incorporate the City to amend an act entitled, “An read as follows:
here, where Mr. Farley is en- cially numerous in Presidential .“An
of Vernonia, in the County of Act to incorporate the City of
too.
CHAPTER XIII.
gaged in dairying with his son- years,
A few years ago—It was In 1916. Columbia, State of Oregon, filed Vernonia, in Columbia County,
Section 145.
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council
in-law, N. Nickerson.
I believe—there was a prominent in the office of the Secretary State of Oregon,” filed in the of­
Mrs. Wm. Krebs entertained spellbinder on the Republican side of State February 18th, 1891, fice of the Secretary of State, the City of Vernonia shall
at cards Wednesday evening, who set forth upon his campaigning and as amended by “An Act to February 25, 1891, and as amen­ all times under the limitations
herein set out have power to pro­
complimenting her house guests, with the avowed Intention of prov­ amend Section 2 of an act entitl­ ded by “An Act to amend Sec­ vide
for the acquisition, owner­
Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell of Salem. ing that wholesale Democratic stu­ ed “An Act to incorporate the tion 2 of an act entitled “An ship, construction and mainten­
Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. pidity at Washington had practi­ City of Vernonia, in the County Act to incorporate the City of ance of gas works, electric light
the country and then, of Columbia, State of Oregon” Vernonia, in the County of Co­ plants, steam, water or electric
Rube Nelson of Hillsboro, Mr. cally ruined
challenged for facts to hack filed in the office of the Sec­ lumbia, State of Oregon, filed in power
works, heating works, tel­
and Mrs. W. A. Wolfe and Mr. being
up his accusation, was so shy of retary of State February 18th, the
Oi i qffice
Tx 1---- of the ■» « Secretary of ephone lines, street railways,
and Mrs. Clarence Nelson.
actual ammunition that for the mo­ 1891, approved by the Gover­ State, February 18, 1891, ap-' bridges
and ferries and such oth­
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baird and ment he could point only to the In nor February 15th, 1901, and proved by the Governor, Feb-I
— .1 a. to _ amend
.._ J ! er public utilities as the coun­
Evelyn Barzee drove to Port- stance of a petty ofllceholder, a to amend all other or subsequent vnnmr
ruary 1R
15, 1C1A1
1901, „ and
cil may designate; provided, how­
land Thursday, Mrs. Baird visit- holdover from the Taft administra­ amendments enacted by the Le­ all other or subsequent amend- ever, save as otherwise pre­
Assembly or by vote ments enacted by ‘the Legisia- scribed in this chapter no con­
ed her mother, Mrs. Louiza Hob- tion who, in nlleged violation of gislative
of the people, by
1~ adding --
*s— Assembly
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- of . the
..
to'tive
or L_
by vote
son, and aunt, Mrs. R. S. Evans. civil service rules, had been oust­
tract ar abreement for the pur­
II of said charter
■ • a | people, be and the same is here- chase,
condemnation, ownership,
Evelyn Barzee spent the day with ed from his job to make room for Chapter
section to be numbered and by amended by adding to Chap- construction
a
Wilson
man.
or operation by the
her mother, Mrs. Mary Barzee.
The Incident reminded a friend known as Section 8-A, provid­ ter III of said charter a esc- City of any public utility shall
Ella Castle of Timber stayed of mine down South of a certain ing for the acceptance of per­ tion to be numbered and known
be
entered
into
by the council
with Mrs. Herrick, Mr. Baird’s gifted bound dog which a certnln sonal sureties upon the official as Section 19-A to read as fol­
without first submitting such pro­
mother, during their absence.
Kentucky pioneer owned. lie said undertaking of the City Mar­ lows:
contract or agreement to
Section 19-A. Special elections posed
shal.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Brown, to me:
the qualified voters of the City
BE IT ENACTED BY THE may be called by the City Coun­ in
“The old fellow used to tell me
for several years residents of
accordance
with the provisions
THE CITY OF cil by resolution or ordinance at of this article.
Westimber, have moved to their that when Ills father came out over PEOPLE OF OREGON:
such
times
as
the
Council
may
VERNONIA,
Section 146. The City of Ver­
new home at Rochester, Washing­ the Wilderness trail from North
Section 1. That the Charter designate for such purposes as nonia shall have the power to
he brought with him the
ton. Percival and Wayne James, Carolina
fastest, the best-bred, the keenest of the City of Vernonia, Colum­ the said Council may direct, and construct,
condemn, purchase,
sons of Mrs. Brown, are work­ nosed hound that had ever been bia County, Oregon, entitled “An in all special elections the polls
to, acquire, maintain, oper­
ing in a mil lat Kinzua, Oregon. seen in the Infant settlements be- Act to amend an act entitled shall be open at one o’clock, P. ladd
ate
and
own
all or any part of
Miss Constance Jones is now yond the mountains, But the dog “An Act to incorporate the City M., and close at eight o’clock, P. any public utility or any plant
M.,
of
the
same
day
and
the
pol
­
of
Vernonia,
in
Columbia
County,
in South Dakota. She will trav­ suffered from a tempei Tamental de-
or enterprise for the purpose
el the remaining 1500 miles to feet which mitigated agalnst his State of Oregon,” filed in the ling place or places for all spe­ of serving the
. . City
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and the
cial
city
elections
shall
be
desig
­
office
of
the
Secretary
of
State
success.
Cambridge, Ohio, by auto. Miss
people therein and for the pur­
nated by the Council.
February
25,
1891,
and
as
amen
­
"At
sunrise
he
would
start
out
on
pose
of
serving
the
public
out
Jones expects to remain in Cam­
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED side of the City limits of the ­
He ded by “An Act to amend Section
bridge several months, as a mem-1 his own hook after deer.
that
the ballot title to the above City of Vernonia for use, public
2
of
an
act
entitled
“
An
Act
to
would jump a buck and run him for
ber of an orchestra.
ndles. When the buck was on the incorporate the City of Vernonia proposed act and amendments and private. Such power may
Mr. and Mrs. Dudrow motor- point of exhaustion the hound’s nos­ in the County of Columbia, State shall be as follows:
be exercised in any lawful man­
ed to Mist Sunday to fish, They trils would catch the taint In the of Oregon, filed in the office
CHARTER AMENDMENTS
ner and shall include the power
report no luck, however.
air where a fox had crossed the of the Secretary of State Feb-J SUBMITTED TO THE VOTERS to purchase, condemn, or other­
ruary
18,
1891,
approved
by
the
BY THE COMMON COUNCIL wise acquire any franchise here­
Mr. and Mrs. Marchel dorve trail, and he would Instantly de­
Governor February 15, 1901, and
AN ACT
tofore granted to operate the
to Vernonia Sunday to visit at cide that, after all, fox was what he to
amend all other or subsequent
To amend the Charter of the public utilities.
had
come
for;
and
he
would
turn
the Wm. Fitzgerald home.
amendments enacted by the Le­ City of Vernonia, Oregon, filed
aside
to
pursue
the
fox.
Section 147. The term “public
Miss Irma Moore of Tacoma,
"Perhaps an hour later, when the gislative Assembly or by vote in the office of the Secretary utility” as used in this charter
Washington, has been the guest chase was growing warmer every of the people, be and the same of State, February 18, 1891, and shall
include all plants, property
for a week of her parents, Mr. minute, his keen nose would detect is hereby amended by adding to amend all act* amending said or system engaged in the public
and Mrs. Wm. Moore. Miss the presence of a ralddt, and he to Chapter II of said charter act by adding to Chapter 111 a service within the City or with­
Moore returned to Tacoma Mon­ would RO after the cottontail, with a section to be numbered and section to be numbered and out the City or operating as a
the Inevitable result that by four known as Section 8-A to read known a» Section 19-A, provid- public utility as such terms are
day.
follows:
ing for the calling and holding > commonly understood,
Mrs. L. E. Stephens was hos­ o’clock In the afternoon that hound as Section
8-A. Provided, how­ of special city elections, author-
Section .
148. When the coun­
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tess at a card party Thursday would be thirty or forty miles ever, that the
Council
may
in
its
izing the Council to designate cil shall have determined that
from home, la a swamp, with
evening. Among the guests were away
discretion accept an official un­ the polling place and prescribing the public interest or necessity
a
chipmunk
treed!"
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ferlaak, Mr. (© by the McNaught Syndicate, Inc.) dertaking from the City Marshal the hours that the polls shall demands the acquisition, con­
with personal sureties, execut­ open and close. Vote YES or NO. struction, purchase or completion
and Mrs. Wm. Gartzke, Mr. and
ed by two or more sufficient
502 ................................... Yes
Mrs. A. C. Ahlgren and Ed
of any public utility, the cost
sureties
and approved by the
503 ................................... No
of which will be too groat to be
Olsorn.
“Man on Horseback”
CHARTER
AMENDMENTS
Council.
paid out of the ordinary annual
Harold Ferlaak of Edmonds,
The phrase "Man on Horseback”
AND BE IT FURTHER RE­ SUBMITTED TO THE VOTERS income and revenue of the City,
Washington, spent the weekend was first applllcd to Gon. George SOLVED
that the ballot title to
BY THE COUNCIL
the
council shall by ordinance
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Boulanger of France (1837- the above proposed act and
AN ACT
specially declare such determi­
Wm. Ferlaak.
Mr. Ferlaak
~
is 1891), a politician who sought popu­ amendments shall be as follows,
To amend an act entitled “An nation and shall publish said
trying out a position as sales­ larity In the most pronounced fash­ to-wit:
Act to incorporate the City of ordinance for at least two weeks
CHARTER AMENDMENTS
man for a Seattle firm, while ion, one of his methods being to
Vernonia, in the County of Co­ in a newspaper to be designated
nppear
in
public
on
his
black
SUBMITTED TO THE VOTERS lumbia, State of Oregon,” filed by said council.
his partner, Warren Smith, is
horse.
It
Is
commonly
applied
to
Section 149, At the next reg-
running their business at Ed­ any military dictator or a person BY THE COMMON COUNCIL in the office of the secretary
AN ACT
of State February 18,1891, and
monds.
who curbs the violence of mob-rule
To amend the Charter of the as amended by “An Act to
The Girls’ Sewing club held a to re-establish lnw nnd order. The City of Vernonia, Oregon, filed amend Section 2 of an act entitl­
business meeting Friday evening same expression or a similar one. in the office of the Secretary of ed “An Act
to
incorporate
the
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at the home of Eunice Root. “Robespierre on Horseback." Is said State, February 18, 1891, and to Z1
City of Vernonia, in the County
We do but
The members decided to develop to have been previously used by amend all act* amending said ; of Columbia, State of Oregon”
their club into a 4-H club. Mem­ Barras In speaking of Napoleon act by adding to Chapter II a j filed in the office of the Secre­
one kind of
February
18
bers of the Timber P.-T. A. have Bonaparte; tn this sense It was used section to be numbered and i tary of State
to
denote
any
ruthless
loader
that
known
a*
Section
8-A
providing
1891,
”
approved
by
the
Governor
offered to assist in forming and would willingly trample the people
printing —
for the acceptance and approval; February 15, 1901, and to am-
maintaining the 4-H Sewing club- under foot. If such proceeding by
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.,
the
Council
of .,
the official end „11
all
amendments
thereto
en
­
The next club meeting will be would further his selfish ends.
undertakiny of the City Marshal acted by the legislative assem­
at the home of Muriel Shiffer
executed by two or more person­ bly or by vote of the people
at Timber, Friday, November 7. executive meeting of the coun­ al sureties.
by adding thereto an additional
Sunday afternoon the follow­ ty council of P.-T. A. at Hills­
chapter to designated Chapter
500 .................................... Yes
XIV.
501 ................................... No
ing boys took a short hunting
boro.
BE IT ENACTED BY THE
trip: Milford Cook, Ralph Root,
CHARTER AMENDMENTS
PEOPLE
CITY
Fred Miller, Henry Ferlaak. The
Mrs. A. C. Ahlgren motored SUBMITTED TO THE VOTERS
latter is the proud owner of a to Forest Grove Saturday to visit
BY THE COUNCIL
new 22 caliber revolver, the gift relatives there.
AN ACT
of Harold Ferlaak.
To amend the charter of the
The attendance of the Sunday
Mrs. Winons has returned school is increasing earh week, City of Vernonia, Columbia Coun­
home from Longview, where she especially of the young peoples’ ty, Oregon, entitled “An Act to
has been for several weeks, visit­ class, of which Mrs. Seth Noble amend an net entitled “An Act
to amend Section 2 of an act en­
ing at the home of her son, Ross is the new teacher.
titled “An act to incorporate the
Winons.
City of Vernonia, in the County
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Koenig
Try an Eagle classified ad.
of Columbia, State of Oregon”
and sons, Harold and Shirley,
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Root and
Harold Root, drove to the Verno­
nia flying field Sunday after­
noon.
«
Joe Ferlaak and Roland Cassel­
man made an early hunting trip
Sunday. Although they have
made several trips into the hills
around Cochrane in search of
deer, they have been unsuccess­
ful so far.
The planers of the Eagle Lum­
ber company started Tuesday, to
Suppose you wanted first-hand information on
run the remainedr of the week.
particular branch of western livestock or agricultural
Mrs. Ed Wilson attended the
activities.
Do you know where such is available? An
Westimber
ular meeting of the council af­
ter the publication of the ordi­
nance declaring Baid determina­
tion as above set forth or at an
adjourned meeting thereof the
council by ordinance shall call
a special election at which shall
be submitted to the electors the
proposition of acquiring, con­
structing, purchasing or complet­
ing such public utility and or
incurring a debt therefor as set
forth in such ordinance.
(Continued on Page 7)
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BY
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Livestock Exposition
Porilanci
and Return
for the
Pacifie International
Livestock Exposition
Oet. 25 to Nov. I
Tickets on sale Oct. 23 to Nov. 1;
Return limit November 3.
Trains leave Vernonia at 12:01 p. m. arriving
Portland 2:40 p. m. Returning leave Portland
7:25 a. m. arrive Vernonia 9:42.
Tickets, further information, etc. on application
to R. M. ALDRICH. Agent.
G. C. Pendergast,
Trav. Psgr. Agent
J. C. Wright.
General Agent.
UNITED
R A I L W A Y S
opportunity occurs which affords the information need­
ed with but little expenditure of time or effort.
That occasion is the 20th Annual Pacific International
Livestock Exposition, Portland, Oregon, October 25-
November 1. This year's activities feature 13 complete
show* (including 4-H Club and Smith-Hughe* Junior
Agricultural events.)
Million* of dollars' worth of
livestock will be exhibited competing for $100,000 in
Premium*—pure-bred Beef and Dairy Cattle, Horses,
Sheep. Hogs, Goats, Foxes, Mink, Marten, Poultry and
Rabbits.
The Bank of Vernonia consider* Pacific International
one of' the most informative and instructive events
of its kind anywhere and urges all persons interested
directly or indirectly, in farming enterprises to at­
tend the Exposition.
Hank of Vernonia
"TO FURTHER AGRICULTURAL PROSPERITY
Too Early For
Christmas Cards
Not at all
For the Best Time to Select is
RIGHT NOW !
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the widest range of choice ....
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