St. Helens mist., September 11, 1914, Image 3

Co ular Proceedings of County Court
U (Continued rrom Last Week)
iNolson, July 2" ""' July 8l I-tc;lll p. Kennoy Jul. ?7 ...
, I 4; Ahkuh McDoiigall, July 28, 1914; Omar wirkkl.l juil Z
tf.liolKM". Jly .. " July 3t. 1914; Ht,0kkI,.u,;ilif, !L
kind JU.y "' " ijiiio 11 1111 in. c. iithIiiw ui
5,"l, J"rr' N'nnU Parker Htomilck, July 28 u j, y ,
fi t Horn, July 27. July II. 1814; North.. !-" c Uv c ,
! 9. "d Ju,y .! Htala Land Hoard, July ii ?J. u
I'julm II.....II. July 27 and July 28, 1914; Jorry Num J y
j , 1914; Portland Lumber Co.. July 28. 11, M and July 31 191 4
July 27, 1(14: Woo.lrl.lKO Tl,nl.r Co and Mir ilia,',
L July 2S "! July m. IBM; Clark Crook U,KK, " j'X1
L Northwrn I'n.lllc It y I o., to. al. July 28, 1814 11 ml July 31 1914.
Pi'mrinB Ify Co.. ot a . July 28. 1814 un.1 July 31, 1914-' Kranh
ft. July 2D. 1814 and July ill. 1014; Mr. lt.iv K. i '
,d July 31. 1814: Anthony Hardy and U. W. Foator, July n 1 914
; 81,1H; It. W. Foster, July 28. 1814 and July 31. 1814 F 1
July 2 July 31. 1814; A. L. Conllold, et al. July 29 and ji.
),(; M. Warren. Jr.. July 28, 1814 and July 31. 1814; l.uey Little
js and July 31, 1814.
In J further Hilda that each and every peraon, owner, lessee am
Viifr of hind, tenement, or appurtenance which , 1.. ..
,irted by tin) widening, straightening and chnnKlnR of anld road and
'iYr nde'ry person owning land appropriated fhitrnfor, havo been duh
Mil Kularly iinrvi'd within thla County with, audi notice of the heurlim a'
'-J' ul by law, moro than twenty ( 20 ) day prior to tlm 20lh day of Au'iru
flj ) 1914, bimI Unit all notice required to lio piibllahed have been dub
ilii' Marly pulillHhiid and poatod, an required by law, and according!-
" Tic, Mnhefore iirm , unu ui inn peraon anovo ui.ttitlotied and
I wllb alien ii.nn.Miii ur ins uniy peraon anncled by tl.n w ilu 1 11 1'
WnlnK "'l changing of aald roud. all otlior peraon having hereto
ranted t coiiin.nm oumy n riKiu 01 way mr Riild road throughou
life eillK1'1. liwi'i'i'iiin ii"iwiiiiwru uuHeriu.Hl,
I. n, rnllnuliiu noraona annonrod iiormmnllv ntwl i.u 11. ..1.
A I M nmionatrnnco and clalma for damage, tliut la to Buy;
III I Coleman, Diiul.d Kolll. laul Hrilmiilu. C. U. (iamldo, E, II VoIkI
'Vll IB. Un.lT. (ivodlii T. Ol on, II. M. Oliion, Nanny Tlclmnor. IMlth 11
ill, Ooo. hlwood, A. I'Ptiitiiinn, aa itranti-o of M. I'utlo, M. m. Ilovl
Matlon. Iliinniin hrkklln, He I'acknr, Abrnin Wlrkkaln, John Tp
slalo, ()"n.r wirKKaia, Hi'imcr Bwcnai-n. w. 1. Mcllnllhi, Jr . S K
ire, 1- ftict.m.i". ... ami r. mm inn", v in ill lioal. I luirli'S (rank
,y B. Watta. V. F .KnlRlit, It. tr. Hull, 1'. A. Itlco, llurri.'t HyliorKiir
I'lnnaiu. r . n r, riuimii", nun nruiuii 11 y 0111 puny, ami Nortlinn
Hallway Company.
rmiDoti. Ili mild Court cauard tho anld rpport of anld aurv.ivor ti
hllcly ri'iid. mill aflor conHldnrlnR iiimo and protcata filed ukhIiinI tin
lalmiPiit ilii'ri'iir, anil artor lioarltiK all tuntlmony n;id docuiiuutar
ir offori'il Tor and nunlnat tlio atahllahmmit of nalil road, and aftn:
fully diIvIh.mI In th prtinilana, lln.la that aurh road will lio of pulill.
mil rimvi'iin-tico to in.llvHluala nml tho public. It In hereby orderer!
lie Mill pnileala bo ovorrule.l and denied, and that tho auid road a.
rd. stralKlilonnd and cliunned la horoby doclared to be a nubile IiIkIi
ind thfl aiuiin la hereby Ordered and directed to b opened and I in
l. anc the t'ounty Hurvoyor la Imroby dlrerted to niiike a 11 nil hi aurve'
location of anld road on the linns hereinbefore dlrerted, anil denosl'
report with the Clerk of thla Court, and aald Surveyor la hereby re
.1 and direct I'd to dnpoall with tho County Clerk of thla County r
lote act of Held notea of aald rurveyed Una of aald rond. bIiowIiik tlx
f government corner along the route, the location and wltnesaea ti
lit nnata, nml the lieKlnnlnR and ternilnatlnK polnta of anld roiul. to
r with a plat ahowliiK t lie alignment of tho propoaed road, which pint
ihow all tlin point and location of all t lio mile pnata and Ilea of the
omriit corner hero available, the location and upproxiniata al.e of
ek, rivera, awainp and other naturnl feature thut may be Ininnrtiint
untliin of all culvert, box drain, brliliva, tldn boxea and nil liluliwav
ad and oilier croaaliiKa, tho amount of oxcnvntlon nml enihankmnnta
u Mtlninle of tho total coat of conatructlon, together with any other
matlon nml iletalla that may lie uaoful In connection with the Improve
of aald road.
t Court, thereupon took under consideration the amount of daiiiaKO'
p aid the owner, leaaee. Incumbrancer and pari lea IntcrcHtcd In the
aniiroiirlateil by, or In any manner affected by the eatiibllalunent of
Ideneil. atralelitened and changed road, and after llatenhiR to all
nr offered on the part of the respective part lea claiming dnmimea, nnd
elnn fully mlvlaed In tho premlae, reaervea It deciaion for further
Oration, rontlnuinK tho objection and remonatruncea of the Northern
fie Hallway Cninpnny and of tho Spokano, I'orlliiml and Seattle Kail-
roropuiiy, until Auguat 28, 1814.
"I Id It aptiearlnif to the Court from the tlru4iitlon of the OroRun Lumber
1 Ipanr, thut deed will bo oxecuted by anld Comnnny, conveyliiR a rlRht
1 i for aald hiRliway acroa the land of tho anld Company, It la ordered
J Jl Court that on presentation of aald deed all condemnation proceed
p'iiuiiik iiereui UKiiiiiHi Bniu iireRon UUIiloer ompany lie niauiiHKeu.
hereupon. Court adjourned until Saturday. AuriihI 22. 1814.
lurdiy, Aucuat 22. 1814. 16th Judicial Day. Court enmo piirmnint to
urtiment. (illlcer all proaent. Due Droclnmattioii bcliiR made, the
wlnir prix'eeillnir were had:
the matter of Healed l'roooanl for construction a portion of tho Coliim-
Hltliway, between Station 408 X 00 and Station 415 x 08. 2. parallel
;idircnt to the S. I. ft S. Ity. acroa tho canyon nonr Mrllrldo SldlnR
p llda 22inl dny of Aui;u:tt, 1814. thla matter comliiR on for conaldera
olua for llin conatructlon of aald Improvement, according to tho plans
iwclflrtitliuiB therefor on file in the olllce of the County Clerk, woro
M ami exniulned by tho Court, being aa follow.
hum. Kit IIIIOS. ,
ifavntlon. haul not over 300 feet, iierciibicvnrd
lianknient. (Borrow) over S00 feet, ner cubic yard
l"Mal linuled over 300 foot, per ynid tntlon,
"Inn, per acre
TiMci, per ruble yard
iforcliiR hteel In plnco, per hundred pound
nrcn Account:
Ukoii and Driver, nerd ay
romi Lulior, per day
unn, per dav
KKI'IIKV k IUTI TON
vatlon. haul not over 300 font, ner cubic vnrd
tankmont. (Ilorrow) not over 300 feet, ner cubic yard
Tlid hauled over 300 feet, per yard tnllon
Tlnn, per aero
Milng, per R'liinro roil '
freto, per culilo yard
wcliiR ateel In plnco. nor hundred nnunda
"01 Accniiut:
Waiton nnd Drlvor. nor dnv
Pinion Labor, per day
"iiiii. ner itnv
id It iiiiiienrlnir in H, o r'n..r fi.nt n.n ll.l nf .lefTrev Itiifton la the
tnnil beat bid, and tho Court being ndvlaod In tho tmittor, It l ordered
"is Court that tho aald bid of Jeffrey ft Ilufton bo, and tho aamo In hero
accepted.
I" further nntei-eil l.w 11. o r'miri 1 Imi n rout rnct be entorcd Into with
Jeffrey ft Ilufton, for the faithful performance of tho sumo.
inn matter of Sonlod 1'ropoHnl for cunatructiiiR o poninn
"I'm Illfliwin- 1, mu 11, n vviiuiiincton County Line.
"i tlda 21!iiil dny of August, 1814, thl matter coming on for coiiHldera
i.l'lila for aald road construction, according to tho pinna anil apeclllca
Hon Die. wore opened and examined bv tho Court, being a follows:
J; n t. MKUS Station 110 and 126. MlleS.
'ninankment. hnni .., ne.i unn f..i. the aum of .24 per cubic yard
tl In place the aum of 11.25 per cubic yard,
'la hxcnvatlnn, haul not to exceed 300 feet, tho sum of .25 por cubic )d
" i-aii, haul not to exceed 300 foot, tho aum of .50 per cunic jam.
:rl"R. Ilitht, tho aum of 8B.00 por aero. o .
'l.l.llll'T I'llWTII limun nr o. flvJIA In Rllllloll OS. MHO 1 fUHl I
pnaiiknient. haul not to exceed 300 foot, tho Bum of .28 por cubic yuld
I in iiiiire, the aum of $1.10 "or cublo yarn. ... ,i
"It Rxcuvniinn imni ovrumi son font, the sum of .28 por cubic (l
rth Morrow, the aum of .28 per cublo yard. .
v "f the nhove named material hauled moro than 300 foot, tho aum of
"r earn addition 100 feet.
ar''K, llitht, tho aum of 75.00 por ocro.
ntlir. henvv ihA aim. f mn nn nni nern.
lulililiiK, t lie Hum of 11.00 ner nunro rod.
pnproto, rlnBH ,'il" tho sum of 22.00 per cubic yard ,!
.....irnnR Hteel. In place, tho sum of xiu.ou per .i.ii.'" f"
"A. PKTIitlianxi a,n.i.. ion at I Inn m.t. Mllo 4. .
M'linkllient. bni.l.l li'nf In nrreed .100 feet. tllO RUI11 of .20 por f.U.llO Vd
""I In place, the sum of $1.10 per cubic yard.
r'li Exrnvnllon. I. mil nni m erceed S00 toot, tho sum of .20 por cu yu
''fiw, the mini 0f 40 pflr cui,n ynrd. ., . .,f
tlio above named matnrlnla haulod moro than 300 foot, t.10 aum i.r
"r each additional 100 foet.
"flni;. ll.rlit it, o ... i tr.n nn nnr ncro.
rubbintr, th0 gum of ti.50 per Bdiinro rod. ,,. it, .wialor
tlio Court not being fully ndvlaod In tho mattor roaorvos It locisior
! ' iiirtlmro oiiHideratlon.
"'liter of Improvement of IIiibIi Rond: , ,
(,n th n .1 11 v 11, n rn..nt qo,i Mnulnr nroKentS to tho Court pin,n iinu 1
''- for the Improvement of tho Hush Hond, and the Conrt M '
' "ln matter. It Is ordered by the Court that sa Id plana an d P.l,'t;'
Md the snmo are hereby approved. It la furthor 0?' ! "r ,qH" "
'H for bid for such Improvement ho nuMlHhfld or two J r ' p
"I" I" tho St. Helens Mist and tho Italnler Hovlew. and 1 that : a ch bi la 1 0
u""iy opened on the 12th day of September, ni
'n tho matter of widening ond straightening the NEHALEM ItOAD lead
$00.25
.22
.02
100.00
15 00
3.00
5.00
2.25
3.S5
15
15
.02
i5o!oo
1.60
14.00
7.00
5 00
2.50
5.00
tory'uw 'thereof:1" hUnAary llne ot C,u"""a County to the West boun-
clock A M cinio 1 I"".' l AU,KUrt A' D' 19U' at the hour O' 10 0 '
of the ("ntv k,?p" ."t1.'8 hB.ar,d th2, a,,0V8 enlMei matle' uPn the report
I g I , , Id r,fi ei?yn."rel0,f0!:e ?led 1,ere,n recommending and approv
wy. XnKlr nfi B. a.nd. "tr,;lKlltenlnK ' the above mentioned Sinn-
nisr ot tw court heretofore
tof'o1 'madoon n,i,91i'.U1rt tht Pnl to the order of this Court here
o u t (If t h la ( 'il!i I! 11 n i .'.ay J,Uly' A- D' 1914' a nol,ce wa du'y lBged
notlfyln, all 3.1... ,tl',han1 of this Court directed to and
" I Incumi Ln! """"after namSd, they being all the owner., lessees
the wide. S T7 V ProPfirty- ian, premises and tenement affected by
renTlle. 1', Bnd tralglitonlng of said proposed road and lands.
. Teata 11 3" ", aPPrPrlaed thereby, andwl.o have not consented
10 mo eatabllHhmont of such road, that Is to say;
AI,lrlrKon'j ABnv "T,. Mb"8 Kat,'erl" M. Meier. E. T. Wallace, Jos.
an . OreJon tLi!",- Voll,,,)Urf. ry Jepson, Jo. A. Van, Washington
Itafce Mln.m 1 , ( n'Pny. I'oter lianzer, O. K. Hewitt. John P. Johnson,
mann I v ul, n"1 "u1 und' Nehatom Investment Company. John Bach
?Xw'w Joh,V,.M W.r'K.hl' C Walkey' Jo,", W- Holm.trom.
A Adiuiia Kiln!, p 1' Mnl"d. ?' Jol"""1. John J. Rupp, Jamea Adams, J.
K S,UI" eteratin, A. H. Holmes, School Dlatrlct No. 22, N. D. and
S" it,, a n Zir" ,An,,rS Elllolt' Th8 Flr V I'"er Company, Peter
mat T Z'v?r t7 'V a"d E""8 "uddlman, Henry Ruddlman, Peter Ruddl
Tree 1 , ,i.i I'umJ'f Company, 8. Henaon. Marie E. Hill. The Fir
.roe i.uniiier (ompany. 8. Ilemuin nniiniu 1 ..n,i,n. f mi. r.
J ' 1 ' 1 u 1 1 1 n 11 , iicib ij. rw
S j IV'rX- ""l1"- Th8 r Tree Lumber Company.
let iL 1 J ?. " . B unlner company, 8. Uenson, SchoolDlst
riin n, t 1 , K,',Vtt- FHry M- J'rlngle, Wllllan Prlngle, Esther Elliott,
Nieiwii! !p t Company , S. Ilonson, O. W. Price, A. L. Parker, W.
-. Mcholar. John W. Purknr W c K!li,,.i- mi.l.i.. n x
riinr w 1 vi.iw.i.. k-i i. 1.. n , T
NJe'ii.e m i 1 1 1 k' Vm) Jol'n Daly, James A. Hay, State Land Board.
N HIIh McllanlolH, Nuncy M. Kay. Ann L. Arnold, E. E. Nickeraon. E. E.
Nlckerson, 8. V. and Mlnnlo Malmsten, School District No. 61. Alfred O
...... ... ,,. , Hraer, u. w. rarKer. Klan Ma maten. Prank R Mlm.
aten, Sidney V. Malmaten. John and Delia Bellateln. I. P. and 8. A. Spencer,
. h. and lieaale Malmaten, Joaeph Hlckenbottom, Cha. F. SUrr, Joshua
(loae Alice A. Roae, Florence Hose, Harrison Rose, Jessie Rose Emmons,
r,t'HHlo llflHfl nriH linn lu ti . ... "
i.iVk 11 .. ... ' v",u, -unyrs, iaura v. Hmitn, Mary V.
! oko hmmons. Leaalo Rose and Uoe Rose, O. B. Malmsten, Gust. Gustafson,
.V. A. Harris. 8. A. Sheeley, The Western Timber Company, Harry A. Wil
on, John II. Adams J. T. Adams, The Western Timber Co., J. T. Adams,
110 weato.-n limber ( o., W. H. Hess, The Western Timber Co., Detroit
mat ( ompany, E. C. McUraw, Detroit Trust ComDany. ADDledale Land
o., Detroit Trust Co., Detroit Trust Co., The Western Timber Co.. Victoria
Iraun, Amelia Itniun Seidolman, Fritz Braun, Marie Braun and William
llraun, Western Timber Co., Detroit Trust Co.. and Barnard Royer,
niliilrliiR each and every of tho said parties above named to appear before
his Court on Thursday. August 20, 1914, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock A.
M., to then and there show cause, if any exists, why said County Road
hould not he widened, straightened and changed between the terminal
"olnts aa directed by order of this Court heretofore made on the 18th day of
July, A. I). 1914, along the route and to thew idth therein mentioned, and
o have then and there ascertained, fixed and determined the amount of
bimaite sustained by nnd to be paid to each of said owners, lessees and
nciimbraiicers for the appropriation of lands and premises necessary for
he establishment, widening, straightening and changing and improve
ment of auid portions of said road between tho terminal points aforesaid,
nd thut aald notice further notified each and all of said parties that If
hey failed to appear to show cause, this Court would by order and resolu
lon establish suld widened, straightened and changed portions of said
oa.l as the main County Highway of such County and order the same open
d and Improved, and would then and there ascertain and determine the
mount of damages Buatnined by them and each of them, by reason of the
impropriation of the lands and premises for the establishment of such wld
11 ed, strultthtened and changed portions of such road, and direct the pay
ment of such sum to each of said parties, accordingly as by law prescribed.
The said notices so Issued and served as herein found are each hereby re
orred to and made a part thereof, together with tho certificate of service
.hereof and atll.luvlt of the posting are hereby made a part of this order.
The Court further finds that such notice so issued was served personally
upon the following named owners, lessees and Incumbrancers of lands,
iremlaea and tenements affected by said widened, straightened and chang
ed portions of aald road and lands appropriated therefor, in Columbia
''ounty. State of Oregon, twenty (20) days prior to said August 20, 1914,
y the Sheriff of this ('ounty, on the days and dates, that is to say:
Andrew W. Johnson, Owner; Matilda C. Johnson, Mortgagee, July 31,
1914; Edlln Peteraon, Owner, July 31, 1914; A. R. Holmes, Owner. July
31. 1914; School District No. 22, July 31. 1814; N. O. and F. J. Peterson.
it. al. trustees for Natal Grange, July 31, 1914; Andrew B. and Elsie
Ituddlman, July 31, 1814; Henry Ruddlman and Peter Ruddlman, Owners,
July 31, 1914; Marie E. Hill, Owner, July 31, 1814; Nels D. Peterson. N.
I). Peteraon, Owners, July 31, 1914; Gustave Peterson, deceased. Heirs of
Owners, July 31, 1814; Elan, Frank E. Charles A. and 8. V. Malmsten.
)wnera, July 31, 1814; John and Delia Bellstein, July 31. 1914: I. P. and
3. A. Spencer, Owners, July 31. 1814: John W. Holstrom. Owner. July 31.
1911; J. It. Wright, deceased. Heirs of, Owners, July 31. 1814: C. B. Wal
key, Owner, July 31, 1914; Nellie McDanlels, Owner, Ann L. Arnold, Mort
ukco, July 31, 1914; E. E. Nlckerson, E. E. Nlckerson, July 31, 1914;
3. V. and Minnie Malmsten, Owners, July 31, 1914; School District No. 61.
)wner. July 31, 1114; Andrew M. Parker, Owner, July 31, 1914; Alfred
1. Pearson. Owner, July 31, 1914; G. W. Parker. Owner. July 31. 1914:
I. K. Knowles, Owner, July 31, 1914; William Pringle, Owner, July 31,
1914; Esther Elliott, Owner, July 31. 1814: A. L. Parker. A. L. Parker.
.)wner, July 31, 1914; Jamea A. and Nancy M. Ray. Owners. State Land
Hoard, Mortgagee, July 31, 1814; J. A. Van Volklnberg, Owner, July 31,
1914; Joseph Aldrldge, Owner, July 31, 1914; Katherlne M. Meier. Owner.
E. T. Wallace, Mortgagee, July 31. 1914; Emma L. Mells. Owner. Julv
31, 1914; John lluchmann, Owner, July 31, 1914; School District No. 24.
Owner, July 31, 1814; Andrew Elliott, Owner, July 31, 1814; Mary M.
I'rlngle, Owner, July 31, 1814; Gust. Gustafson, Owner, July 31, 1814;
W. 11. ConyerB, deceased, Heirs of, Owners, July 31, 1914; John F. Johnson.
Owner, July 30, 1814; Peter Banzer, Owner. July 30, 1914; O. B. Malmsten,
Ownor, July 31. 1814; W. A. Harris, Owner. July 31. 1814: 8. A. Sheelev.
July 31, 1914; Harry A. Wilson, Owner, John H. Adams, Mortgagee, July
31. 1914; J. T. Adams, Owner, July 31, 1914; W. H. Hess, Owner. July 31.
1914; F. C. McGraw. Owner, July 31, 1914; J. B. Braun. Estate. Owner.
July 31. 1814; Henry Jopson, Owner, Jos. A. Van, Mortgagee. July 30,
1914; Rachel Hedlund, Owner, July 30, 1914; John Hedlund, Owner, July
30, 1814; John Buchmann, Owner, July, 1814: Joseph Hlckenbotton.
Owner, July 31, 1814; F. E. and Bessie M. Malmsten, Owners, July 31, 1814
That each or me above named parties was served with said notice on the
days and dates above mentioned personally within Columbia County, State
of Oregon, by the Sheriff of this County, as fully appears from the return
of the said Sheriff endorsed on said notices filed ln this Court.
That the following named owners of lands, tenements and appurtenances
affected by the widened, straightened and changed road and whose lands
and premises are appropriated therefor, or affected thereby, were and are
each non-residents of said County, having no residence within said County,
nnd en en was served on tne days and dates hereinafter mentioned by the
Sheriff of said County, hyp oatlng a copy of said written notice on a con
spicuous place on the lands of each of the parties hereinafter named, on
the line of tho said widened, straightened and changed road, in plain view
of all persons; also, by posting a copy of such notice for each owner, lessee
ir incumbrancer as herein named, on the bulletin board at the Courthouse
door of said County, the same being a conspicuous place and place where
all such notices are postwed, and each of said notices was posted on said
n round and nt said Courthouse more than twenty (20) days yrior to said
AugiiBt 20, 1914. and was so served and posted on the following named
owners, lessees and Incumbrancers on the following days and dates, that
is to say: , ,
Fir Tree Lumber Co., Owner, July 31, 1914; Western Timber Company,
Dwnor, July 31, 1814; Detroit Trust Company, Owner, July 30 and July
31, 1914; Detroit Trust Company, Owner, July 30 and July 31, 1814; West
ern Timber Company, Owner, July 30 and July SI 1914; Detroit Trust
'ompany, Owner, July 30 and July 31, 1814; Western Timber Company,
Owner, July 30, 1914; Western Timber Company, Owner, July 30 and 31,
1914; Fir Tree Lumbor Company, Owner, July 31, 1814; Fir Tree Lumber
'ompany, Owner, July 31, 1814; Detroit Trust Company, Owner, July 30
md July 31, 1914; Dotrlot Trust Company, Owner, July 30, 1914; Western
.'Imhor Compnny, Ownor, July 31, 1814; Western Timber Company, Owner,
July 31, 1814; Fir Tree Lumber Company, Owner, July 31, 1814; Apple
Inle Land Company, Owner, July 31, 1914; Fir Tree Lumber Company,
Owner, July 31, 1914; Fir Tree Lumber Company, Owner, July 31, 1914;
Dullols Lumber Company, Owner, July 31, 1814; Washington and Ore
:on Timber Company, Owner, July 30 and July 31, 1814; G. K.. Hewitt,
Iwner, July 30 and July 31, 1814; Nohalera Investment Company, July
10 nnd July 31, 1814; W. H. ConyerB, deceased. Heirs of. Owners, July
31, 1914; Frank J. Peterson, Owner, July 31, 1814; S. B. Rose, Heirs of,
nnrs, July 31, 1814; S. B. Rose, Heirs of. Owners, July 81. 1814; Ber
inrd Royer, Owner, July 30, 1814; W. C. Nicholas and N. J. Parker, Owner,
Inly 31, 1914; W. C. Nicholas and Nicholas Gray, Owners, July 31, 1914;
W. C. Nlcholus and John W. Parker, Owners, July 31. 1814; O. W. Price,
Owner. July 31, 1914; Charles F. 8tarr, Owner. July 31, 1914; John J.
Rupp and J. A. Adams, Owners, Juy 31, 1914; J. A.vAdams, Owner, July
31. 1814.
The Court further finds that each and every person, owner, lessee and
Incumbrancer of Innds, tenements or appurtenances which are in anywise
iffected by the widening, straightening and changing of said road, and each
nd every person owning lands appropriated therefor, have been duly and
I'ogulnrly served within tills County with such notice of the hearing hereon,
la required by law, more than twenty (20) days prior to the 20th day of
August, A. D. 1914, and that all notices required to be published have
been duly and regularly published and posted, aa required by law, and ac
cordingly as hereinbefore determined, and that the persons above mention
ed and served with such notlo are the only persona affected by the widening,
itraightenlng nnd changing ot said rond, all other persons having hereto
fore granted to Columbia County a right of way for said road throughout
nts entire longth, accordingly as hereinbefore described.
That the following persons appeared personally and by their attorneya
and filed remonstranues and claims for damages, that la to say
Peter Banzer, J B. Wright Estate, John W. Holstrom, Andrew Johnson,
John J. Rupp, J. A. Adams, Edlin Peteraon, A. R. Holmes, Andrew Elliott
A. L. Parker, W. C. Nicholas, John W. Parker, Nellie McDanlels, E. E. Nlck
erson, School District No. 61, G. W. Parker, 8. A. Bheolf.v, H. A. Wilson
Nehalem Investment Company, Fir Tree Lumber Company, DuBola Lum
ber Company, Western Timber Company, Detroit Trust Company, Appledale
Land Company, J. T. Adams, Bernard Royer, and F. E. & BeBsle Malmsten
Whereupon, the said Court caused the said report of aald surveyor to be
publicly read, and after considering same and protests filed against the
establishment thereof, and after hearing all testimony and documentary
evidence offered for and against the establishment of said road, and after
being fully advised ln the premises, finds that such road will be of public
utility and convlence to Individuals and the public, it Is hereby ordered
that the said protests be overruled and denied, and that the said road so
widened, straightened and changed is hereby declared to b a public highway
and the same Is hereby ordered and directed to be opened and improved'
and the County Surveyor is hereby directed to make a final survey and loca
tion of said road on the lines hereinbefore directed, and deposit said report
with the Clerk of this Court, and said surveyor is hereby required and
directed to deposit with the County Clerk of this County a complete set of
field notes of said surveyed line of said road, showing the ties of govern
ment corners along the route, the location and witnesses to the mile posts,
and the beginning and termination points of said road, together with a plat
showing the alignment of the proposed road, which plat shall show the
points and locations of all the mile posts and ties to the government cor
ners where obtainable, and the location and approximate size of all creeks,
rivers, swamps and other natural features that may be important, the loca
tion of all culverts, box drains, bridges, tide boxes and all highway, rail
road and other crossings, the amount of excavation and embankments, and
an estimate of the total costs of construction, together with any other in
formation and details that may be useful ln connection with the Improve
ment of Bald road.
The Court thereupon took under consideration the amount of damages
to be paid to the owners, lessees, incumbrancers, and parties interested
In the lands appropriated by, or ln any manner affected by the establishment
of said widened, straightened and changed road, and after listening to all
evidence offered on the part of the respective parties claiming damages,
ind not being fully advised ln the matter, reserves its decision for further
consideration.
Whereupon, Court adjourned until Monday, August 24, 1914
Monday, August 24. 1814, 17th Judicial Day. Court came pursuant to
idlournment. Officers all present. Due proclamation being made the
following proceedings were had:
In the matter of the widening and straightening of the Columbia High
way, the Mist-Clatskanle Highway and the Nehalem Highway:
On this day this matter coming on for consideration upon the amount of
damages to be paid to the owners, lessees, incumbrancers and parties In
terested ln the lands appropriated by, or In any manner affected by the
istabllshment of said widened and straightened roads, and the Court not
being fully advised in the matter, the same is continued for further con
sideration. Whereupon, Court adjourned until Tuesday, August 25, 1914.
Tuesday, August 25, 1914, y8th Judicial Day. Court came pursuant to
adjournment. Officers all present. Due proclamation being made, the
following proceedings were had:
In the Matter of the widening and straightening of the Columbia High
way, the Mist-Clatskanle Highway and the Nehalem Highway:
On this day this matter coming on for consideration upon the amount
of damages to be paid to the owners, lessees, incumbrancers and parties
affected by the establishment of said widened and straightened roads, and
the Court not being fully advised in the matter, the same Is .continued for
further consideration.
Whereupon, Court adjourned until Friday, August 28, 1914.
Friday, August 28, 1914, 19th Judicial Day. Court came pursuant to
idlournment. Officers all present. Due proclamation being made, the
following proceedings were had :
In the matter of widening and straightening the Columbia Highway.
On this day this matter coming on regularly for hearing upon the ob
'ections and remonstrances of the Northern Pacific Railway Company and
of the Spokane, Portland and Seattle Railway Company, all parties being
nresent, and the Court not being fully advised ln the matter, It Is ordered
by the Court that this matter be, and the same Is hereby continued until
Wednesday, September 2, 1814.
In the matter of Sealed Proposals for constructing a portinon of the Ne
halem Highway, between Mist and the' Washington County line.
On this 28th day of August, 1814, it appearing to the Court that hereto
fore, on the 22nd day of August, 1914, this matter came on regularly for
consideration and bids for saidr oad construction, according to the plans
nnd specifications on file, were opened and examined by the Court, being as
follows,
Elliott Contracting Company, Miles 1 and 2.
A. R. Mells, Mile 3 and L. A. Peterson, Mile 4.
And the Court having taken the same under advisement, now, on this
day, the Court being fully advised in the matter, it is ordered by the Court
that all of said bids be, and the same are hereby accepted.
It is further ordered by the Court that contracts be entered into with
said respective bidders, for the faithful performance of the same.
Whereupon, Court adjourned.
YANKTON NEWS
The school house is nearing com
pletion and school will commence on
Monday with Prof. Owen as principle.
Miss Gallup as intermediate and Miss
Merritt as primary teachers.
The people who went hop picking
from here are returning, among
those who have returned are Mlsa
Hyde, Mrs. Udy and Pearley Brown.
T. Brown Sec'y of the Columbia
County Fair 1b taking in the Inter
state fair at Vancouver, Wn., thla
week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Tarbell" took
dinner with Mr. and Mrs. J. Bushong
on Sunday.
Miss Mildred Baker ot Portland
is visiting with her cousins the Miss
es Mary and Iris Griflls.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lustlg visited
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lar
son of Qulncy over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rice and son of
Rainier are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Tarbell.
Wm. Slater and family are prepar
ing to move to Portland.
Call Howard's new house is near
completion and will be another im
provement ot Yankton.
Mrs. Carl Olson visited with Mrs.
R. Karth on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rene Dupont and
family of St. Helens Lumber Camp
took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. N. E.
Walker on Sunday.
Miss Marlon Fitzgerald of McMln
nvllle is visiting with her sisters
Mrs. Spencer and Mrs. C. Brown.
Mrs. Jefferles la visiting ln Port
land. Mr. BuBhong gave hla S. S. class a
party last Wednesday evening at his
home. The house was beautifully
decorated with terns. The evening
was spent ln playing games, at 10:30
Mrs. Bushong served ice cream, cake
and candy. Those present were the
Misses Carrie Bushong, Blanche
Li8onberry, Iva Tarbell, Marie Walk
er, Mrs. Briggs, Mrs. Binkley, Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Tarbell and Messers T.
Brown, E. Tretern, George Walker,
and Earl Bushong.
PITTSBURG-ST. HELENS ROAD
ESTIMATED QUANTITIES
STATION 730 TO STATION 970
Mile 14 to Mile 19.4
Clearing, heavy
Clearlng.l Ight
Grubbing
Soft Rock
Hard pan
Earth
Orerhaul
Pipe, 12"
Pipe, 18"
Pipe, 24"
Pipe, 30"
Concrete, Class B
Reinforcing Steel
Timber
25.7 acres
4.6 acres
1885 sq. rods
1660 cu. yds.
8015 cu yds.
37001 cu. yds.
3630 cu. yds.
204 lin. ft.
208 lin. ft.
640 lin. ft.
80 lin. ft.
281.5 cu. yds.
2000 lbs.
3080 F. B. M.
OREGON STATE HIGHWAY COM
MISSION PITTSBURG-ST. HELENS ROAD
Bids will be opened by the County
Court of Columbia County at 2:00
P. M. Sept. 19, 1914 fro the constru
ction of a portion of the Pittsburg
St. Helens Road between Trenholm,
Oregon and the Smith Ranch. Miles
14 to 19.4 Inclusive. Maps, profiles
and further information can be ob
tained at the office ot the County
Clerk at St. Helens, Oregon, or at
office ot the State Highway Engi
neer at 442 Courthouse, Portland,
Oregon.
All bids must be accompanied by
a certified check or bidders bound
equal to five per cent of the amount
of the bid.
The County Court reserves the
right to reject any and all bids. All
bids must be submitted on forms to
be secured at the 'above described
addresses.
W. A. HarrlsTCo. Judge.
John Farr, Co. Commissioner.
Louis Fluhrer, Co. Commissioner
Attest:
H. E. LaBare. Clerk.
NOTICE
All general fund county warrants
endorsed prior to June 17th, 1914,
are called. Interest stops after Sept.
12th, 1914.
R. S. HATTAN.
County Treasurer.
UNCLAIMED LETTERS
Loters unclaimed at the St. Helens,
Oregon post office for the week end
ing September 5th, 1914.
Dick Harold.
Mr. Donald McKay.
Mr. R. B. Mason
Mr. J. D. Rice.
Letters unclaimed by September 19
1914, will be sent to the Dead-Letter
office.
IVA E. DODD, P. M.
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