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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
he tenor and effect thereof being as

the tenor and effect thereof being al
I follows;
! An amendment to the Charter OF tn,
I City Of Astoria fixing eight hours n;
TIE standard for days work, ant
$3.50 as the minimum wages OF EN-
! ployees OF the city, and that citisens
or those who have declared their In
tention 10 become such shail ne en-, en-,
Moved by the city, and providing tha'
contractors shall be required to give
bond conditioned FOR the payment OF
all persons NArfurming labor or tur-
niShing material in executing the con-
tract.
BE IT ENACTED ny THE ELECT
ORS OF THE CITY OF ASTORIA;
That the Charter OF the City OF AS
toria, being an act or the Legislative
assembly Of the state Of oregon APP
proved February IL, 1899, and entitled
AN act TO incorporate the CITY et AS
toria in Clatsop County, state or ore
gon and to repeal an act entitled An
Act TO Incorporate the city OF Astoria
in Clatsop County, state OF oregon,
to Incorporate the City OF Astoria
in Clatsop County, Oregon, approved
october 70, 1876" Filled in the office
of the secretary of State February is.
1891 be and the same is hereby amen
ied BY adding the following provision.
To be known as Section l5I;
Section l51. First, Eight hours
work shall constitute a days work Tor
all employees OF the City of Astoria
in the Street, water, Street-car and
Ligh Department, employed under the
Seoond Two Dollars and Fifty
Cents. shall be the minimum wages
of employees in any OF the aforemen-
toned departments, per day.
Third. Only citizens or me The unStsd ,,sd
come such shall be eligable 10 per-
form contract or any other work for
the city.
Fourth. Every contract for work TO
be performed for the city must pro-
vide that in the performance Of the
contract. eight hours shall be the
maximum hours OF labor on any cal
endar days. Any contract for WORK
TO be performed for the City whicn
does not comply with the provisions
OF this section shall be null and void.
and any officer who shall sign the
same shall be vuilty OF misfeasance
and upon proof Of such misfeasance.
shall be removed from office.
Fifth. Any contractor who shall
undertake any contract loT tne CoH-
struction Of any public work snall be
required to give bond. with two or
more sureties. in a sum TO be fixed
BY ordinance, conditional that such
contractor will pay all persons per-
forming labor or furnishing materiai
in executing the contract upon which
any such person furnishing labor or
material shall have right 10 bring
suit in the name of the City of Asto-
ria, which suit shall be prosecuted to
final judgment as a suit in equity for
the benefit Of all persons interested.
Thi' amendment shall take effect
and be In force on the first Monday
in January, 1907. -
OLOF ANDERSON.
Auditor and Police Judge of the City
of Astoria, oregon.
Dated at Astoria oregon. November
1st. A. D. 1906. ll-l-U
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

city OF Astoria, demanding thht tho
hereinafter mentioned proposed r.
mendment to the Charter or inc Guy
OF Astoria ahAll bo aubml tied ~ thc
legal electors Of tho city Of Astoria Tor
their approval or rejection, az lhu
general election to be he.d on ons AZ NM NM
day OF December, A. pn lpou ana
tho tenor aud effect thereon being eS
| follows
An amendment TO section 1872 of the
Charter OF tho CITY of Astoria, nxinE
the limit of indebtedness az SaSo. ooo w
and defining the assets ana lihbllltioH
TO be taken Into consideration IN hsins
such limit.
ne N ENACTED ny THE ELECT"
ORs or THE cry or ASTORIA
That section ias OF the Charter OF
the city OF Astoria bclng section las
Of nm Act ot tho Legislative Assembly
" tho state of Oregon, approved trp.
ruary H. 1899, and entitled An az,
"a incorporate the city of Astoria W
clatsop county, state OF oregon '"alid
To repeal an Act entitled An Act 70
Incorporate the city or Astoria. ~
Clatsop County, state OF prnsoh,' ana
10 repeal an Act entitled AN Act 20
incorporate the city of Astoria ~
tHtaop County. oregon, appfoyeh
tttHhef eptN, lhiht flVu III .tt M M"''',
uf the Secretary of state February
18th. 1891" be and tho same II hereby
amended so Aa to read ns fnllown
Section 49,, The net lnduhtsdnSHH
uf the city OF Astoria shall never OK"
coed the Num uf $3.50. 100, and any
debt or liability incurred In violation
of this section. except az otherwise
provided FOR In this Act, whether ny
borrowing money. leaning the credi,
OF the city or otherwise, shall be nun
and void and Of no effect III eatliiin'
ting the indebtedness Of the city pro"
vlded for In this section, as well a.
other indebtedness provided for IN thlH
Act no assets or resources shall nc
taken into consideration excepting rear
estate with improvements thereon, ny
the amount the Same shall have cost
tha city taxes due the city, and street
assessments due the city. and money
In the hands of the Treasurer o' ;.s
CITY OF Astoria, and all warrants Is
sued, and liabilities Incurred, whether
for salaries of ofTears or for ordinary
running expenses or the city. whether
Incurred voluntarily or inSoluhtntlf,
and all unpaid interest upon mun'cl-
pal bonds and warrants. except where
there ~ cash on hand accumulated W
the fund for the payment Thereon, ana
cNCentin. warrants Issued upon
special nind for Improvement OF
streets. where the fund n 20 be raised
hy assessment upon property 10 de-
fray the costs aud expenses Of In.
proving snch street. shall be taken nui
considered To be part of said iudeht-
edneHa
Thla amendment shah take effect
and hr IN force on the nrst Monday
IN January. 1907. ..
otOF ANDERSON.
Auditor and Police Judge Of the ci,y
Of Astoria oregon.
Dated al Astoria Oregon November
lat A. n 1905 ll-lsSt
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NOTICE OF PROPOSED AMEND
MENT TO CITY CHARTER.

Notice is hereby given. that an In
itiative Petition, signed by over two
hundred electors of the City of Asto-
ria. has been filed with the undersign
ed. Auditor and Police Judge Of the
CITY of Astoria, demanding that the
Hereinafter mentioned one proposed 2iS c,a, a.
of Astoria shall be submitted to the
legal electors of the City of Astoria for
their approval or rejection, at the
general election to be held on the 18th
cav of December, A. D.. 1906, and
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-06
NOTICE OF PROPOSED AMEND
MENT TO CITY CHARTER,

Notice iH hereby given. that an in+
itiatIve Petition, signed bY over Two
hundred electors OF the cl,y OF AHto-
ria. has been fllrd with the undrrslsn-
cd, Auditor and Police Judge nf the
city OF Astoria. demanding that tho
hereinafter mentioned proposed a.
mrudment 10 the Charter " the Guy
OF Astoria shalt be submitted To the
legal electors nf the CITY Of Astoria for
their approval or rclectinn at Tho
general election to be held on tho 18Th
daV OF December A. u, 1905, and
tho tenor and effect thereof being ~
follows
An amendment 10 section 81 ot the
Charter OF Tho city OF Astoria, den
ning tho duties nf the Er"erntrnd"
cnt OF Streets. and making It hin duty
to inspect tho cuha,rurtiun Of street
improvements, and sewers ana WITH
Tho Ci1y Surveyor ana Committee on
Streets and Public WnyH certify In
writing Of the completion of tho same.
and "a perform Other work.
uE IT ENACTED ny THE ELECT
oRs or THE CRY or ASTORIA;
That section 81 ~ the Charter OF
tho CITY ~ Astoria. being section III
Of an act Of the Legislative assembly
~ tho State of oregon, approved Fob.
ruary 10. 1899 and entitled An Act TO
tn incorporate tho CITY Of Astoria. In
ClAtBpp County State OF Oregon" and
to repeal an Act entitled AN Act TO
incorporate the Ci,y of Astoria. In
clataop county State Of oregon" and
10 repeal an Act entitled An Act TO
INCORPORATE Tho city ~ Astoria. IN
Clatnop county. oregon" Approved
october 20. 1876. Filled IN the once OF
the Secretary Of state. February Is
1891. be aud the same II hereby amend
cd 10 ms TO read na follows.
Section 81, II shall be the duty of
the Superintendent of streets 20 In.
apect tho construction or improve
munt Of nil streets. alleys or high
ways OF the CITY OF Astoria and tho
construction of all sewers of tho city
of Astoria. and together with tho city
Surveyor and Committee on streets
and Public WAYS. to certify In writing
anjrrd by tho contact for the tms
nroyemcnt thereof. before acceptance
thereof. and To Huperintcnd The work
performed IN tho repair rolling or
cleaning or the streets, and he shall
perform such other duties az may be,
ut any time. required OF him by ordi-
nance. ana AA ARE required Of him by
this Act. and hc shall he allowed not
To exceed three deputies who shall be
appointed by him subject 10 the APP
provai Of n majority OF the Common
Council.
This amendment shall take effect
md be IN force on the flrAt Monday
" oLoF ANDERSON.
Auditor and Police Judge OF the city
OF Astoria. oregon,
Dated nj Astoria, oregon. November
ist A. D.. 1905 n-l"st
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NOTICE OF PROPOSED AMEND
MENT TO CITY CHARTER.


itiative Petition. signed BY over TWO
hundred electors OF the city OF Asto-
ria. has been flled with the undersign-
ed. Auditor and Police Judge OF the
City or Astoria. demanding that the
hereinafter mentioned proposed a
mendment to the Charter OF the CITY
OF Astoria shall be submitted TO the
legal electors OF the City OF Astoria for
their approval or rejection. at the
general election 10 be held on the l2th
dav OF December, A. d. 1906, ana
the tenor and effect thereof being as
follows:
An amendment TO sections I. 8, 8. :.
II. l2. l27 and lis OF the Charter OF
the City OF Astoria. being sections 1, 3.
6 s. II, II. l21, and us Of an Act Of
the Legislative Assembly OF the state
of Oregon approved February Is. 1899
and entitled An act TO incorporate
the City OF Astoria. In Clatsop County.
State Of Oregon" and 10 repeal an ACT
entitled An act 70 Incorporate tne
State OF oregon and TO repeal an
Act entitled AN Act TO incorporate the
city OF Astoria in Clatsop County.
oregon. approved october 90. 1876,
filed in the Office OF the Secretary OF
state, February * 1891 Creating
four wards and defining the boundhr-
les thereof, and providing for two
councilman at large. liking the time
OF election bl-annually on the. second
wednesday, In December In the even
years and providing that the term or
Councilmen shall be four years ana
all officials Of the city Ot Astoria ~
office when this Act takes effect shall
hold until the lst Monday In January
1909 and extending the term Of office
OF each police commissioner one year,
and providiug that commencing with
the the election Of 1908 one police COM
missioner shall be elected every two
years and a person appointed to fill
the vacancy shall hold the remainder
of the unexpired term.
-, -. ,,,r,,,, r,,. ,r,,t, w t,c,,r-
BE 1T ENACTED ~ IiE ELEC
ORS OF THE CITY OF ASTORIA:
That sections 4. j, 8, ), II. II. IL
and us Of the Charter OF the city OF
Astoria, being sections 4. D., 8, y, H.
y. l27. and lis Of an Act Of the leg
islative assembly OF the state Of ore
gon. approved February 10, 1883 ana
entitled An Act TO incorporate tAe
city Of Astoria. IN Ciatsa1 County.
State Of Oregon, and 10 repeal an ACT
entitled An Act 10 incorporate the
Cit Of Astoria. In Cihtsop County,
state Of Oregon. and TO r"'eal an act
entitled An act 70 incorporate the
City Of Astoria in Clatsop County;
oregon" Approved oct. 20. 1876, Filled
in the office Of the Secretary of State
February IS. 1891" be and the same
are each hereby amended so as to read
as follows:
Section 4. For the purpose Of Mu-
nicipal REPRESENTATION the City Of
Astoria Is hereby divided into four
wards. and the boundaries thereof
shall be- as follows until changed by
ordnance wit:
The first ward shall comprise all
the portion Of the Clty Of Astoria
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BE IT ENACTED by THE ELECT
OPS OF THE CITY or ASTORIA:

That Section r. OF the Charter of
The CITY Of Astoria, being section rs
Of an Act Of the Legislative Assembly
of the state Of Oregon, approved Feb
ruary 15, 1899. and entitled "An Act to
70 incoihtorate the. CITY or Astoria
ana to repeal an Act entitled AN Act
to Incorporate the City Of Astoria,
Clntaop county Oregon" and to re-
peal an Act entitled "An Act to incor-
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NOTICE OF PROPOSED AMEND.
MENT TO CITY CHARTER.

Notice ls hereby given, that nm In
ltlatlve Petition. signed by over two
hundred electors Of the city OF Asto-
ria, has been iiled with the nndersign-
city Of Astoria, demanding that the
hereinafter mentioned proposed a
mendment to the Charter OF the City
Of Astoria shall be submitted to the
legal electors Of the city Of Astoria for
their approval or rejection. at the
general election to be held on the 18th
dav Of December, 4. d., 1906 and
the tenor and effect thereof being az
follows:
Charter Of the Citv of AS
tOrla. providing for the manner of
making assessments TO defraH the
costs and expenses of improving
trcets, ana providing that assess.
rnents may be levied without regard
TO the assessed valuation Of the prop
rrty.
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of the new Garfield State bank. which
will open for business in few days at
Panguitch.
Charles and jay Coons, Ezra Poulson
and kirt Jensen left for Bingham Mon
day TO remain for the winter.
j. r. Baker came UP from Boulder this
week and is on his way to Caliente, where
he expects TO spend the winter.
A. ii. Ackerson came down from KIM
berry Wednesday for a few days visit
with his family
James Strang went to Salt Lake Mon
day on account OF the serious illness OF
his wife, who is in quite poor health
Mrs. l. j. Salisbury and Mrs. Oluf An
derson came down from Kimberly Mon
day and will remain during the winter.
Isaac Norton. who recently came down
from Idaho, where he had been for the
past two years. left for Price Tuesday 10
visit with relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mulliner departed
for California Tuesday. They went on a
a place that suits them.
Mrs. Minnie Sanderson is down from
Fairview visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary
c. Brown.
Mrs. ]. L. Nelson and Miss Veda Colt
fredson were visiting in Venice with their
sister, Mrs. Thomas Shaw, this week.
James Payne of Kaysville is visiting
with his brother here, J. r. Payne, this
| week.
Mss Zoe Despair of Fountain Green is
| spending q few days with her brother
j. F. Despair.
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RICHFIEID.

Mrs. P. c. Nelson spent the past week
in Salina visiting with relatives and
friends.
Miss Nellie Barber was down from Ma
rysvale visiting the Misses Seegmiiier
this week.
II. G. Snyder departed Monday for Ely,
New, where he expects to remain for
some time
M. N Ross came down from Kimberly
Monday to remain for the winter.
Mrs. Z. n. Taylor went 10 Marysvale
Monday on a visit 10 relatives and old
time friends.
J. A Nicholson returned to Salina sun
day after spending several days in Rich
field on a visit with relatives.
Mrs. II. D. Gentry left for Salt Lake
Tuesday to take charge of the New
Southern hotel. which she has leased.
j. c. Galloway went to Price Saturday
to visit with his family.
Mrs Parry S. Abbott of Annabella is
| over this week to spend a few days with
| her parents.
Mrs Nora Wallace came down from
| Kimberly Sunday on a visit to her moth
er, Mrs. Annie Shurber.
Miss Mary Christensen went to KIM
/ berly Monday. where she expects TO re-
main this winter.
H c. Tebbs is up from Panguitch this
week acquainting himself with the rou-
tine work of banks He is the cashier
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PARK CITY.

w. w. Armstrong was in camp on
business this week.
Miss Flounce F'ernette entertained the
senior class and teachers of the High
school at her home Tuesday evening.
The time was pleasantly spent in cards,
500 being the game played, after which
dainty refreshments were served by
Miss Fernette.
Messrs. Charles Coulam, John Boyle
and John GalIigan of the All Hallows
college spent Thanksgiving in this city
with relatives and friends.
The banquet given Sunday evening
in the Dewey theatre by the local mem
bers of the X. of c. for the visiting
Knights. proved to be a grand success
During the evening short speeches were
made by Rev. Father Galligan and the
visitors on the good of the order
Marshall Pearson went down to the
metropolis on a visit with friends last
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Rose Barnicolt came up from
Salt Lake Wednesday, where she is at
tending the L. of Z, to spend the
Thanksgiving holidays with her par
ents.
A very quiet but pretty home we'd
ding was that of Wednesday afternoon
when Miss Annie Rolley and Mr.. L. z
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their friends at their home Saturday aft
ernoon. in honor of the anniversary of
their marriage.
Miss Louise Anderson of Lakeview is
visiting with friends in Ephraim this
week.
A delightful dancing party was given
in the pavilion last evening, and was
well attended.
The married people of this city en-
joyed themselves at a dancing party in
the pavilion Wednesday evening. Dur
ing the evening coffee and sandwiches
were served TO the large number of peO-
pie present.
Mrs. Alex Anderson of Lakeview is
spending few days with friends in
! Ephraim.
Albert Uckerman of Idaho Falls, Ida.
has moved his family to this city, where
| they will remain this winter
Mrs. Joseph p. Anderson is visiting
with relatives and friends in Mt Pleas
ant this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred JOrgenson arr
/ spending n few days with friends g
| Richfield this week
Mrs. Thomas A. Peterson was the re-
| cipient of a surprise party at her home
/ the first of the week. at which q large
number of her friends were present
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Butts We're married at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs Stanton
Rolley. Rev. Father Galligan officiating.
The bride was elegantly gowned in
pearl gray silk, trimmed with lace. and
carried brides roses. Miss Rose Rol-
ley, sister Of the bride. attended her,
and Wore a very pretty dress of white
crepe de ehene and carried American
Beauty roses. George Ferguson acted
as best man. After the ceremony had
been performed wedding dinner was
served, only the immediate friends of
| the family being present Mr. and Mrs
Butts left Friday afternoon for Butte,
Mont, where they viii make their
home.
Miss Ethel Simons is visiting in Salt
Lake with her parents.
Miss Crescent Smith came up to the
Park Wednesday on a short visit with
her parents.
| The two literary societies of the local
High school held joint program on
"Wednesday afternoon in the assembly
room, which was much enjoyed by the
many visitors present.
| Mr. and Mrs. F. III. Horn arrived in
the Park this week TO be present at the
Rolley-Butts wedding.
| Jerry Harrington came UP from the
city Wednesday merning 10 spend the
Thanksgiving holidays with his parents.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Westover left
| Tuesday afternoon for Mexico, where
they expect to remain during the VIM
ter months.
Misses Hazel Laary, Laura Hubby,
Margaret Shields. Dora Kass and Edna
Wilkinson came up from Salt Lake,
where they are attending school, last
Thursday morning to spend Thanksgiv-
| ing with their parents.
| The matines and grand ball given
Thursday by Professor H. B. Younger
in the Maple hall were largely attended
and proved to be very successful events
Leo S. Twiggs went down to the city
to spend the Thanksgiving holidays
with relatives and friends.
| Miss NJ. w. tanning is visiting with
her sister in Provo
The Duplicate Whist club will meet
Tuesday evening with Mrs. l.. Z. ClapI
at her home on Park avenue.
II. L. Connolly left Monday after
noon for Los Angeles, where he will
spend the winter.
Messrs. P. H. Talon, John Talon
and Peter ]. Talon returned home from
Butte. Mont, Tuesday, where they at
tended the funeral of George Talon.
The o. ". o. club met Wednesday
evening at the home of Miss Hannah
Lecompte. During the evening the
young ladies' did some sewing, after
which light refreshments were served
John Tracey of Butte, Mont, is WIS.,
iting in the Park.
/ John A. Malta and niece Miss Clara
Malta, returned to the Park Friday
morning from northern visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Powers enter
tanned at dinner Thursday Afternoon
at her home in Snyderville. Those pres
ent We're Mrs. Galligan and son, John
and Rev. Father Galiigan.
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BINGHAM.

A little baby girl arrived at the home Of
Mrs. H J. Robinson Tuesday, Nov. 10
A delightful Thanksgiving dance was
given in Canyon hail Tuesday night. The
King-Hillstead orchestra furnished the
most popular and catchy selections heard
this season.
gulch entertained Mrs. W. w. Bellows
and sister. Miss Bellows, at dinner
Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Roper entertained
MIR. Joe Essex and Mr.. Merryfield at
Thanksgiving day dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. Robinson had for
Thanksgiving day guests Miss Grace Mil
Ter. Miss Ward and Mr.. Frank 11erney.
The decorations were in yellow and white
Chrysanthemums and smilax.
Mr.. and Mrs. lgnatiuS DOherty were. SAT-
Lake visitors during the week, returning
home for Thanksgiving.
DIR. w. W. Stockman left Salt Lake
Monday night for Phoebe. New, where ne
will practice in the future.
Miss Florence Richards was an Elmer
ton guest during the week.
DR.. and Mrs. r. c. Smedley has as their
Thanksgiving day guests Mr. ana Mrs.
Maurice Kirk and children, MIR. and Mrs.
Archie Orem, DR.. Venetu and Mr.. ROCK
hold
Mr.. and Mrs. AIDE Heaston gave a
Thanksgiving dinner Thursday, covers be-
ing laid for eleven.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Schnure had as thelr
guests to dinner Thursday. Mr.. David
Crawford and Mr.. Otto Buehler.
MIR. and Mrs. J. 3. Graham spent
Thanksgiving in camp, the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs Al FOrman.
Mrs Thompson of Butte is visiting Mrs.
Albert Weed.
Mrs. A. V. Anderson has as her guest
her mother. Mrs. Hyland
Mrs. Paul Lunde was hostess at dinner
Tuesday. the guests being Mrs. A. ]. Min
nette, Mr.. and Mrs Gus GabTlelSon, Mrs.
Nick Lunde: MesSrs. Leo Davis OF stock
ham, c. II. GabrielsOn, Fred Mtnnettl and
Negene Minnetti.
Mrs. Garland is home from a visit with
her husband at Ely.
Miss Maggie COakley, assisted by her
sister. Miss Lizzie, entertained dozen
guests at dinner Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Cannon enteTtalned
their daughter, Mrs E q. Locke Thurs
day, and Mr.. Locke and Mr.. and Mrs
Berry.
Mrs. N b. Jones and Mrs. Albert Mar
RIOTS were hostesses at a card party on
Thursday evening, a score of guests en-
joyins themselves on this occasion.
Mrs. Charles H. Roberts is visiting with
friends in American Fork.
John Swan was camp visitor during
the week, after a long absence. ON his
return TO Idaho Mrs. Swan and children
accompanied him as far as Salt Lake.
y. L. Jeffrey is in camp from Chloride
Ariz-. after a lengthy absence.
A surprise party at the home OF Mrs
Albert Weed Saturday night brought to-
gether a host of friends who enjoyed
themselves hugely.
Mrs. OstIer of Highland Boy has beer
entertaining her sister, Miss Nictoria
Hornbucl1le of Salt Lake.
Miss Craig entertained her mother o.
American Fork this week
Superintendent William Ziegler of thu
Ohio Copper is home from the old hom'
in Missouri. where he was called by tn,
sickness of his brother.