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Eversaul, E. W
Bordahl, John .........
Waters, L
Seidell, Q
BubIi, W. J
Kelloy, Earnest
Cram, E
HBlzenrltter, W. II
EkBtrom, G. II
Llndahl, A
Felton, E
Bennett, II. T
Howard Cooper Cor. . .
3t. Helens Lumber Co. . .
WikHtrom Lmbr. to. . . .
Watts & Price
Hamsoy,, Geo. W
Cooper, Fred
.oolidge, P
Ruthburn, Claude
Kellcy, Ernest
Cram, E
Mattoon, A. II
Clark, W. E
Wuters. L
Newman, E, M
Newman, E. M
Beaver 8
Johnson, A.
Denny Renton Clay Co.. .
Llndahl, John J
Sherman Bros. Lmbr. Co.
Kelley, Ernest
OleBon, N. P.
Ramsey, Geo. W
Ramsey, Geo. W
Road DlHtrk t No. 2.
Snee, Jack
Patty, Charles
Crawford, W. R
Hoff. an, J. W
Dotson, W. R
Kallunkt, Herman
Roberts, Wra ,
Anderson, E
Carls n, Chas
Wood, Ernest
Snider, Ed
Truman, J. E
Malcolm, S. L
Johnson, J. E
Stehman, Will
Cain, H. H
Holdon, Wm.
Holden, Wm
Kelley, Earnest
Girt, Harry
Robinson, Gedncy
Hutchinson, F. A
Hanklns, H. W. B
Scholtes, Wm
Girt, J. C
Davidson, Geo. .
Stockenberg, J
Knudsen,, John
Pelto, Alec
Solfert, A
Tufts, R
Erlckson, Chas
Jacobson, M
Holmo, Henry
Keith, Sam
Urle, C. F
Malcolm, S. L
Daniels, F. M
Nelson, Nels
McCarthy, Harry
Kelly, Ernest
Johnson, J. E
McCarthy, Harry
Parker, W. C
Prtchard, Dean .... 7 ... .
Danzer, Claude
Dolcn, R. J
Roeser, Jake
Nelson, Nels
Dyer, Wm
Oregon Lumber Co. ....
Fluhrer, Louis
Lewis, Carlton
Howard Cooper Cor
Howard Cooper Cor
Trow, Fred
Aveiill, A. H. Machinery
Co
Builder, R
Hanklns, H. W. B
Howard Cooper Cor
Buddee, R
Kllby, H. F
Road DiNtrlrt No. 3.
Columbia River Powder
Co
Kennedy, G. B
Van, J. E.
Columbia Rlvor Powder
Co
Good Roads Machinery
Co
Burnliam, Ffank
Bonnett, 0. B
King. R. C
King, Leo
Fogol, M. A
Hall. S. M
Tlchnor, E. R
Austin, W. H
Gossman, Wm
Karastl, Chas.
N rdgren, John
Jones, O. L
Bryce, W. A
17.50
17.60
32.25
35.00
10.00
10.00
6.00
2.60
10.00
27.60
9.38
36.00
1.80
18.00
62.68
6.12
1.00
9.76
6.63
17.50
17.60
35.00
12.60
12.50
1.25
6.25
41.25
21.00
2.60
2.50
17.10
10.60
2.40
115.16
7.60
1.98
2.60
90.00
33.76
66.25
97.60
107.50
90.00
51.25
60.00
56.25
50.00
37.50
12.00
2.60
22.26
6.00
3.75
2.60
22.50
26.25
2.50
4.05
21.25
17.60
12.60
6.00
60.00
48.76
46.25
62.50
110.00
84.00
61.25
55.00
67.60,
67.60
65.00
7.60
6.63
- 2.50
3.75
3.75
71.25
26.25
6.65
4.05
16.00
32.50
12.50
14.76
20.00
14.80
22.10
25.00
10.25
11.66
6.85
16.60
4.85
25.00
3.96
4.65
6.16
7.95
1.50
2.40
6.25
65.94
102.60
100.00
63.75
63.75
56.25
12.50
48.75
63.75
61.25
60.00
37.50
6.00
16.00
Osborn, Lee 15.00
Stratton, R. E 12.60
Zillman, W. J 30.00
Malcom, L. A 20.00
Puzey, & Flynn 2.25
Clats. Drug Co 1.25
Miller, A. R 3.80
Magnusuen, II. M 5.00
Ellertson, Wm 87.50
Bennett, C. .B 25.00
Park, L. R 26.00
Malcom, Linn 26.25
Cook, Chas 63.76
Erlckson, Wester 15.00
Pulliam, Chas 69.00
Washburn, C. F 66.25
Benson, A. 6.00
Phillips, F. L 48.75
Aamondt, Martin . ; 60.00
Lane, C 10.00
Lane, Ernest 6.00
Magnusen, II , 7.60
Young, Melville ......... 7.60
Holmes, A. R 2.00
Road DlHtrkt No .4.
Mills, E. J 26.33
Howard Cooper Cor 6.75
Mellinger, U. S 15.00
Edens, John 11.25
Roberts, Ancel 8.75
Armstrong, Jesse 2.50
Webster, E 2.50
Dent, O. E 11.25
Sesseman, Ed 6.00
Parker, A. L 15.00
Donelson, 0.0 5.00
Wilkinson, S. A 7.60
Emmons, J 6.55
Rose, Bee 3.43
Mellinger, U. S 2.65
Boeck, L. C 8.75
Mellinger, G. C 15.00
Lavender, Ora 8.75
Mellinger, Perry 7.50
Smith, John 6.00
Lavender, Elmer 6.00
Hacker, Wm. 7.81
Parker, Wal'er 7.50
Nickerson, Omer 7.60
Wlsewell, H. D 10.00
Stanton, A. R 6.62
Young, R. K. ..." 3.75
Bond Fund. Nelialem.
Ambrose-Burdsall Co . . 2,625.00
Elliott Contracting Co. . . 6,919.29
Bond Fund Mist-CTatskanie.
Elliott Contracting Co. 4.293.16
Whereupon, Court adjourned until
Friday, December 4, 1914.
Friday, December 4, 1914, Third
Judicial Day.
Court came pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Officers all present.
Due proclamation being m -do, lk.e
following proceedings were had:
In the matter ot contract with Con
solldated Contract Co,, for construct
ing a portion of the Columbia High
way.. On this 4th day of December, 1914,
It is ordered by the Court that Henry
L. Bowlby, State Highway Engineer,
be, and he Is hereby authorized and
instructed to notify the Consolidated
Contract Company to immediately
suspend all work on the Columbia
Highway, on account of lack of funds
with which to further prosecute the
said work at this time.
Whereupon, Court adjourned until
Saturday, December 6, 1914.
Satuiday, December 6, 1914.
Fourth Judicial Day.
Court came pursuant to adjournment.
Officers all present.
Tue proclamation being mod., the
following pioceedlngs wero had:
In the matter ot the City of Clats-
kanio, laying a water pipe line In a
county road.
On this 5th day ot December, 1914,
comes the petitioner in the above en
titled natter and petitions that the
order of this court In the above en-
titled matter, made and entered In
said court on 'he 2nd day ot Septem
ber, 1914, be modified in the follow
lng particulars, towlt:
First: By changing that portion of
said order, wherein it Is provided
that said pipe line shall be burled
three (3) feet below the surface of
the ground over which It extends, to
be that said pipe lino and connec
tions shall be burled not less than
one end one-half foet below the sur
face of the ground over which It ex
tends.
Second: By changing said order,
wherein it Is provided that the one
terminal ot said pipe line In said
road, to a point at or near and op
poslte the office of the Columbia
Agricultural Company.
And the Court being advised, it is
ordered by the Court that said pe
tition be, and the same is hereby al
lowed.
Whereupon, Court adjourned until
Monday, December 7, 1914.
Monday, December 7, 1914,, Fifth
Judicial Day.
Court came pursuant to adjourn
ment. ,
Officers all present.
Due proclamation being made, -.he
following troceedings werj had:
Matter of Rlght-of Way for Pitts
burg-St. Helens Highway, over lands
of Goo. and Eftle Q. Wilson.
On this 7th day of December,
1914, this matter coming on for con
sideration upon that certain report
ot Board of Arbitration filed ht.eln
this day, being in words and figures
as follows:
"Nov. 23, 1914.
"To the Honorable County Court of
Columbia County:
"W ,ethe undersigned as a Board
of Arbitration in the matter of
George Wilson and Effie Wilson, his
wife, hereby agree on thes um of Six
Hundred Dollars s compensation in
full for highway right of way for the
Pittsburg highway.
B. J. KEELAN.
FRANK BROWN.
V. W. CLARK."
And the Court being advised in
the matter, it Is ordered that the said
report bo adopted.
It is furthor ordered by the Court
that on the presentation of a deed,
duly executed and approved by the
Court, a warrant be Issued on the
Pittoburg-St. Helens Bond Fund, in
said sum, in favor of said parties.
In the mattei of surveys for per
manent roads, made nnder the direc
tion ot the State Highway Engineer.
On this 7th dcy of December,
1914, it appearing to the Court, that
in accordance with that certain res
olution of tho County Court, made
and adopted on tho 2nd day of Oct
ober, 1913, certain surveys, known
and designated as Tho Nehalem
Highway, Tho Mist-Clatskanio High
way and the Plttsburg-St. Helens
Highway, have beon made under the
direction and supervision of the
State Highway Engineer and duly
approved by said State Highway En
gineer, and the Court being advised
in the matter, it Is ordered by the
Court that all of such surveys be,
and the same are hereby approved
by the Court, as tho same appear de
lineated upon tho maps tnd plata
thereof now on filo in the office of
the County Clerk of Columbia
County.
In the matter of surveys for per
amnent roads, made under the direc
tion of the State Highway Engineer.
State ot Oregon,
County of Columbia.
Whereas, in compliance with a re- '
quest of this County Court contained
In Resolution dated October 2nd,
1913, the State Highway Engineer
has made a survey of the Columbia
Highway through this county and
has filed with this Court a map
showing the located line thereof
from Clatsop County line to Mult
nomah County line, and
Whereas,, said location has been
mado without crossing the S. P. &
S. Railway, thus eliminating several
I very dangerous crossings 'n the
county, and
Whereas, it is at this time de
sirable to have officially established
the Columbia County section of the
highway extending from Pendleton
on the east o the Pacific Ocean on
the west, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED, by the County
Court of Columbia County, that it
does hereby adopt the said survey
and maps of the Sate Highway En
gineer as the official location of the
Columbia Highway in Columbia
County.
Whereupon, Court adjourned until
Tuesday, Decen ber 8, 1914.
Tuesday, December 8, 1914, Sixth
Judicial Day.
Court came pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Officers all present.
Due proclamation being tup.da, the
following iroceedlngs were had:
Matter of damage to Dutch Can
yon Road, occasioned by heavy loads.
On this 8th day of December,
1914, it appearing to the Court that
certain Improved publio highway
known and designated as the "Dutch
Canyon Road," in the vicinity ot
Scappoose, is being damaged by
certain persons in hauling heavy
loads of timbers over and upon
said improved public highway,
and that the wagons upon which
said loads are hauled are being ex
tended to an excessive length, there
by causing additional damege to said
highway, it is therefor ordered by
the Court that the weight ot any
such load, hauled upon any vehicle
having tires of a width of four In
ches less, shall not exceed 3,000
pounds, and that such vehicle shall
not be extended to a greater length
than 16 feet.
It Is further ordered by Jhe Court
that a copy ot this order, duly cer
tified by the Clerk ot this Court,
shall be served upon the person or
persons, firms or corporations, so
damaging said Improved publio
highway, by the Bherlff of the coun
ty, and immediately thereafter the
said sheriff shall make his return of
service to the said county clerk.
In the matter ot transfer of funds.
On this 8th day of December.
1914, it is ordered by the Court that
the Treasurer be and he is horeby
authorized and Instructed to trans
fer the sum of S4.293.15 from tlK3
General Road Fund, to the Ml it
Clatskanle Highway Bond Fund.
Matter of estimate of money to be
raised by taxation for 1914, roll.
On this 8th day of Decenler,
1914, it is ordered by the Court that
Its itomlzed estimate ot expenditures
to be made from the moneys raised,
by taxation for 1914 assessment roll,
(Continued on page 6.) .