ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. JUNE 11, 1915.
COURT PROCEEDINGS
THE COVXTY lUUDMASTKH PltK
8KXTS rUXS AMI SPECIFICA
TIONS 1X)R ROAD WOIIK.
Many Important Orders Mntle ami a
Long List of Claims Ordered I'uid.
On this 2nd day of June, 1915,
conies on for hearing the claim of P.
A. Frakes of Scappoose, Oregon, for
indemnity In the sum of Thirty-seven
and 60-100 Dollars, for one register
ed Holsteln cow, over two years old,
slaughtered by the State Live Stock
Sanitary Board, under Chapter 14,
General Laws of 1913, and it appear
ing to the Court from the certificates
and affidavits on file relating thereto,
that said animal was slaughtered on
the 6th day of April. 1915, at the
plant of Schle8sher Bros, at Kenton,
Columbia Slough, uuder the supervis
ion of E. E. Chase, U. S. inspector,
and that said claimant has complied
with all the provisions of said Chapter
14, General Laws of 1913, it is there
fore ordered by the Court that said
claim be, and the same Is hereby al
lowed. It is further ordered by the Court
that the Clerk be, and he is hereby
authorized and instructed to issue a
General Fund warrant in favor of
said P. A. Frakes, in the sum of
Eighteen and 75-100 Dollars
(118.75), being one-half of said sum
so allowed as such indemnity.
It is further ordered by the Court
that the Clerk prepare and transmit
to the Secretary of State, a certified
copy of this order.
On this day the report of the Board
of County Road Viewers on the Hen
ry Krata road was read in open court
the first time.
On this 2nd day of June, 1915,
conies on for hearing the petition of
Chas. Burgdorfer and twenty-four
others, freeholders, residing in the
road district or districts of said road,
praying for the vacation of a portion
of the South Scappoose Creek road,
described as follows:
Beginning at a stake marked "A,"
which is located 30 rods east of the
common corner to Sections 9, 10, 15,
and 16, T. 3 N., R. 2 West, thence
running in a westerly direction 64
rods to a stake marked "B." and
thence in a southwesterly direction
40 rods, to and terminating at a stake
marked "C," which is set at the in
tersection of the present county road,
and is distant 295 rods east and 80
rods south of the Northwest corner
of said Sec. 16.
And it satisfactorily appearing to
the Court from proof filed herein,
that due notice of the pendency of this
proceeding has been given as by law
required, that twelve of Bald petiti
oners are legal freeholders of this
county, residing in the road district
or districts of the proposed road, and
that a good and sufficient bond has
been given and filed herein;
It is therefore ordered by the Court
that the Board of County Road View
ers meet at Scappoose, Oregon, on the
14th day of June, 1915, or on their
failure to meet on said day, then
within five days thereafter, and pro
ceed to view, survey and report to
the Court the advisability of the va
cation of said described road.
On this day the Clerk presents to
the Court his report of scalp boun
ties paid during the month of May,
1915, as authorized by Sec. 5747
5761, Lord's Oregon Laws and sub
sequent acts of the Legislative As
sembly, showing the number and
amount of warrants drawn, the
names of the persons to whom issued
and the date and number of each
warrant, being as follows:
May 3, No. 112, to Emil Johnson,
in the sum of $4.00; May 12, No.
231, to Stanley Thomas, in the sum
of $4.00; May 12, No. 232, to F.
Floeter, In the sum of $4.00; May
24, No. 235, to J. C. Girt, in the sum
of $4.00; May 29, No. 239, to Claud
Rathbun, in the sum of $2.00; May
29, 1915, No. 240, to F. W. Floeter,
in the sum of $12.00.
And the Court being advised in the
matter, it Is ordered by the Court
that said report be, and the same is
hereby approved.
Matter of Bids for Improvement of
Portion of (old) Lindberg Road.
This matter having heretofore, on
the 22nd day of May, 1915, come on
for consideration by the Court upon
the bids for improving a portion of
the (old) E. J. Lindberg Road, as
heretofore advertised,, being as fol
lows: Seth M. Hall and M. Doran, for the
sum of $3476.00.
E. J. Lindberg, for the Bum of
$3738.00.
And the Court having reserved its
decision for further consideration,
now on this 2nd day of June, 1915,
the Court being fully advised, it is
ordered by the Court that the bid of
Seth M. Hall and M. Doran, for the
sum of $3476.00, be, and the same
is hereby accepted. It is further or
dered by the Court that a contract be
entered into for the faithful perform
ance of the same.
On tills day the County Roadmas
ter presents to the Court his plnns
and specifications for certain road
improvements in Road District No.
8, designated "Perry Road," and In
Road District No. 3, designated as
"Canaan Road," and the Court being
advised in the matter, it is ordered
by the Court that said plans and
specifications be, and the same are
hereby approved, and that call for
bids for performing such work be
published in two successive issues of
the St. Helens Mist, and the Rainier
Review, and that such bids be open
ed at 2 o'clock P. M. on the 19th day
of June, 1916.
On this day Crandall & Roberts,
Accountants and Auditors, present to
the Court their report on the 1914
tax rolls to May 23, 1916. thowlng
the amount of moneys collected by
the County Treasurer as Tax Collect
or and the balance uncollected to be
charged to the Sheriff as Tax Col
lector after May 22, 1916, and the
Court being advised in the matter, It
is ordered by the Court that said re
port be, and the same is hereby ap
proved. Cm this day it is ordered by the
Court that the Clerk be, and he is
hereby authorized and instructed to
issue a General Fund warrant in the
sum of $15.00, in favor of Carrie
Hngey, as county aid, and a like war
rant on the first day of each month
hereafter until the further order of
the Court.
On this day it is ordered by the
Court that the Clerk be, and he Is
hereby authorized and instructed to
issue a General Fund warrant in the
sum of $10.00, in favor of MrsJas.
Rowley, for care of Mrs. Julia Mat
thews, and a like warrant on the first
day of each month hereafter until
the further order of the Court.
On this 2nd day of June, 1915, It
is ordered by the'Court that the Clerk
be, and he is hereby instructed to
issue a General Fund warrant in the
sum of $600.00, in favor of Colum
bia County Fire Patrol association,
as an appropriation to be used by
said association in protecting prop
erty from forest fires.
Thursday, June 3, 1915.
On this day, based upon the peti
tion of R. B. Magruder apd others,
it is ordered by the Court that the
Clerk be, and he is hereby authorized
and Instructed to issue a General
Fund warrant in the sum of $15.00,
In favor of Andrew Karl, as county
aid, and a like warrant on the first
day of each month hereafter, until
the further order of the Court.
On this day it is ordered by the
Court that the allowance heretofore
ordered by the Court in the sum of
$20.00 per month for aid to Mikina
G. Olsen, be and the same is hereby
increased to the sum of $25.00 per
month, until the further order of the
Court.
Matter of Petition of H. Kratz, et
al., for a County Road.
On this day this matter coming
on to be heard upon the second read
ing of the report of the Board of
County Road Viewers, which said re
port was publicly read on two differ
ent days of this term of Court, and
no remonstrance or petition for dam
ages in the sum of aagfsa4off-a4w
ages being filed, the Board of Road
Viewers reporting damages in the
sum of $15.00 in favor of G. P. Hiatt,
and favoring the establishment of
said road, and the Court being satis
fied that such road will be of public
utility, it is ordered by the Court
that said report, survey, profile and
plat be recorded in suitable books
kept for that purpose, and from
thenceforth said road shall be a pub
lic highway.
It is further ordered by the Court
that the road supervisor in whose
district said road is located, shall
open the same for public travel.
It is further ordered by the Court
that the Clerk be, and he is hereby
authorized and Instructed to issue a
General Fund warrant in the sum of
$15.00 In favor of G. P. Hiatt for said
damages so allowed by the Board of
County Road Viewers.
On this day claims against the
county as heretofore filed with the
Clerk were examined by the Court
and allowed in the various sums as
carried out by the Court on the face
of said claims, being as follows:
General Fund.
J. D. McKay, Road Supervisor, No.
1. $87.50; J. W. Akin, No. 2, $90.00;
B. J. Keelan, No. 3, $56.00; J. E.
Johnson. No. 4, $70.87; J. E. Van,
No. 5, $24.60; J. W. Foster. No. 6.
$59.50; E. A. Gessel, No. 7, $33.23:
G. E. Farnsworth, surveying, $74.20;
Edwin Meier, same, $2.60; A. Mer
rill, same, $10.00; J. Meehan, same,
$2.00; G. E. Farnsworth, same,
$1.26; Oswald Deming, same, $6.30;
Edwin Meier, same, $10.40; Arthur
Larson, same, $10.40; W. Worden,
same, $2.50; Tim Olson, same, $2 50;
L. J. Van Orslioven, same, $145.44;
L. G. Titus, same, $14.35; U. S. Mol
linger, road viewer, $26.80; J. W.
Rice, same, $21.30; R. Ycunt. auto1
to road viewers, $3.40; H E. G lea
son, surveying, $6 00: A. It Crowell.
same, $4.00; V. Smith, same, $6.00;
Ft Helens Mist, supplies to roAlr.ias
ter, $3.00; Rainier Uevlow, same,
$7.26; Clastkanle Chief, publishing
call for bids. $9.70; A. 11. Crowell,
surveying, $3.70; H. E. Gleason,
same, $4.20; Kllham Sta. & Printing
Co., supplies to roadmnster, $3.80;
Laura Barber, work for Sheriff,
$11.85; Gertrude Phillips, same
$45.31; T. M. Hurlhurt, narnot $1.00;
E. C. Stanwood, Sheriff's expense,
$42.15; Chas. Brown, same, $45 35:
T). W. Richardson, work for ShorlfT.
$5.00; V. J. Wilson, same, $12.00;
Andrew Parker, same, $3.30; St. Hoi
ens Mist, supplies to Sheriff, $3.00;
Kllham Stationery & Prt'g Co.. same.
$1.66; Plaza Pharmacy, supplies
$16.60; St. Helens Telephone Co,
telephones, $39.40; I. S. Bumgard
ner. work for Sheriff. $20.60; Nation
al Surety Co., bond for Slier'fT,
$55.00; James Jesse, Dep. Sheriii.
$1.00; Kllham Sta. & Printing Co.,
supplies to Sheriff, $3.47; Mrs. J.
Lowe, livery . for Sheriff, $17 00;
St. Helens Mist, supplies to Sheriff,
$11.00; Kilhnm Sta. A Printing Co.,
supplies for Clerk, $5.0 7; Hcssla Hat
tan, work for Clerk, J55 00; A. F.
Barnett, postage and expressage,
$15.00; Columbia Herald, publish
ing call for warrants, 60c; Jas. Hunt,
work for treasurer, $61.25; V. Hat
tan, same, $18.75; Laura Barber,
same, $2.60; Gladys Ashby, work for
Assessor, $6.25; Gertrude Phillips,
work for Assessor. $2.81; H. C.
Wood, same, $71.60; H. C. Wood,
traveling expense. $32.95; Martin
White, Assessor's expense, $8.95;
C. W. Blakesley, postage, $10.00; St.
Helens Mist, supplies for Assessor,
$7.60; St. Helens Laundry Co., laun
dry, 50c; Columbia River Door Co.,
supplies, $22.00; St. Helens Light &
Power Co., light for May, $9.20;
Muckle Hdw. Co., supplies to Janitor,
$1.40; J. H. Cronklte, work on court
house, $42.85; Gertrude Phillips,
work for County Judge, $2.96; A. L.
Clark, expense County Judge, $21.81;
Judson Weed, Commissioner, $71.00;
A. E. Harvey, Commissioner, $124.
40; Crandall & Roberts, audit tax
roll, $36.50; St. Helens Mist, pub
lishing Court proceedings. $54.00;
Rainier Review, same, $55.56; J. B.
Doan, J. P., State vs. Rock, $5.20;
C. W. Miller, Constable, same, $8.70;
H. P. Watkins, J. P., State vs. Roe,
$2.65; H. P. Watkins, J. P., State vs.
Brock, $2.55; H. P. Watkins, J. P.,
State vs. Doe, $2.65; T. S. White,
Coroner's exam., Zeng., $13.63; C.
E. Wade, physician, same, $5.00;
Sherwood & White, burial. of China
man, $25.00; T. S. White. Coroner's
exam., Chinaman, $9.52; T. 8. White,
Coroner's exam., Bjorn, $5.71; A. J.
Peel, physician, same, $5.00; Edwin
Ross, same, $5.00; H. R. Elbon ft
Bro., recovery of drowned, $10.00;
A. J. Peel, exam, insane, Carlson,
$5.00; Edwin Ross, same, $5.00;
Jacob George, care same, $9.25; I.
Barton, isame, $14.40; J. W. Allen.
supplies for School Sup't, $3.25; J.
W. Allen, postage and express,
$12.71; J. W. Allen, expense, $6.55;
Bird B. Clark, work for School Supt.,
$6.00; Gertrude Phillips, same,
$3.91; Edna Harris, same. $22.60;
H. E. Beck, same, $6.00; J. D. Bre
haut, same, $4.50; J. B. Wtlkerson,
same, $6.00; C. E. Lake, same,
$4.50; A. B. Owen, same, $1.77; St
Helens Mist, supplies for School
Sup't., $1.60; E. W. Saxton. Fruit
Inspector, $43.10; C. F. Hazen, care
of pauper, $1.00; A. J. Peel, care
Saunders, $7.00; L. A. Puzey, work
on poor farm, $9.00; Rainier Phar
macy, supplies to Zellsdorf. $1.15:
Good Samaritan Hospital, care of
Welch, et al., $102.90; Fred Trow,
supplies to Girt, $16.01; Fred Trow,
supplies to Zellsdorf, $18.40: Cot
tage Undertaking Parlor, burial of
Koskl,. $27.60; Clatskanie Mercan
tile Co., supplies to Fredertckson
$10.00; Clats. Drug Co., supplies to
Hildula, 85c; C. II. Brlggs, supplies
to sobieski, 120.00; L. G. Ross, cash
to pauper, $2.00; T. M. Hurlburt.
board of prisoners, $31.00; E. Ches
ter, same, $13.00; W. G. Pomeroy,
Sealer of W. & M., $20.00: Edwin
Ross, exam, of Wooley, $5.00; Jacob
ueorge, Doard or Jurors, $6.50.
(rand Jurors.
Edgar Enyart, $22.00: H. C. Gore.
$22.80; Jacob Lake, $27.00; Blaine
Harr, $24.60; Holly Cronklte,
$21.00; Geo. W. Barger, $22.20;
Jos. Rich, $25.00.
Jurors.
H. J. Southard; $2.00; J. B. Stan.
$2.00; R. H. Roherson, $2.00; II W.
Christie, $2.00; S. R. Sonneland,
$2.00; L. D. Weeks, $2.00; M. F.
Hazen, $2.00; John Phillips, $2.00;
W. J. Fullerton, $2.00; Frank
George, $2.00; W. A. Levi, $2.00; J.
E. Beeler, $2.00; C. A. Merrill,
$39.20; T. E. Grewell, $50.00; Pros
per Claude, $57.80; C. H. Bolsvert.
$63.60; Frank Johnson, $49.60; E
F. Bhortlidge, $62.40; John Girt,
$56.40; L. G. Allen, $52.00; Alex.
Ask, $50.40; Albert Freeman,
$47.40; D. E. Freeman, $48.20; C.
L. Clark, $55.20; S. L. Flannlgan,
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& 10 TO 25 PER CENTOFF -i
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FURNITURE
UNDERTAKING
$55.20; W. Lowman, $8.40; C. N.
Colo, $5.60; D. T. Cagle. -: J"
A. Ross. $16.00; J. 11. Slang.
L. C. Chase. $2.00; Goo. Wilson,
$2.00. . ,
WltiKwsw Before firnml JW
Circuit Onirf.
Garfield Smith. $10 40; Lester
Rose. $71.20; E. K. Nlcknrson.
$8.80; O. G. Weed. $10.00; V. Pow
ell. $6.30; W. Pringlo. $4.40; V.
Morolnnd. $74.20; Veiina Woollev.
$74.20; Goo. Jonos, $10 40; 8. it.
Franklmuser, $7.00: E.Ilin IVterson.
$14.00; F. C. Caples, $2.80; H. 8oh
semnn. $7.20; It. K. Armstrong.
$2 60: J. ri. Medley. $3.20; II. tlen
leg. $7.60; J. Cotls. $2.00; L. Jarls.
$2.00; J. Nltsos, $2.00; S. 8. Long,
$2.20; W. Sliallahcrger, $5.40; W.
Kakrlt. $8.00; Mary tlalttens,
$2.60; John Phillip, $2 00; Nellie
Leiferman. $3.20; W. . Dlllard.
$2.00; Edwin Boss, $2.00.
Road District No. I.
G. W. Rhodes. $47.50; J. B Dun
can, $52.60; Kd Holmuller, $47.60;
R. A. McKay, $72.60; Joss Morgan.
$19.00; L. Brown, $19.00; J. G.
Tompkins. $19.00; V. Johnson,
$19.00; It. O. Hosro. $11.00; Chas.
Sanden, $13.00; O. P. uarrison.
$23.00; C. 8cuddor, $18 00; Win.
Stoltenberg. $10.00; P. Louslgmmt.
$4.00; A. ZelHinan, $8.00; M. Calla
han, $9.00; W. F. RUkert, $17.60;
J. Kostrba, $18.00; F. Piper. $13.00;
C. E. Wlkstrom, $92 00; N. H. Mc
Kay. $17 00; L. W. Brock. $4.00; K.
Novak, $24.00; G. W. Morris, $7.50;
J. D. McKay. $6.00; Vnlnn Oil Co.,
$31.36; Wlkstrom Lumber Co.,
$11.40; Win. Scholz, $5.60; C. J.
Lamhcrson, $8.50; IV Smith, $2.90;
O. W. Morris, $11.00; Watts
Price, $10.27.
Komi lUt r li t No. 3.
Wm. Carrie. $68.76; J. E. Sharp.
$66.00; N. McCallum. $95.35; C. O.
Olson. $87.60; A. Merrill. $42 25;
Karl Ludwlg, $34.00; C. Fritz.
$34.00; J. Chrlstensen, $26.00; W.
II. Faxon, $77.40; John Morgnndo,
$31.00; C. W. Johnson. $26.00; II.
Lewis, $87.60; C. E. Chtpmnn,
$26.00; Olof Olsen, $46.00; Win.
Carlev. $26.00; Fay Harford, $28.00;
R. Bell, $36.00; W. D. Johnson,
$45.00; Wm. Gortler, $45.00; John
Goodniau, $41.00; J. 1'. Lowe,
$58.10; N. J. Dupont, $36.00; Perry
Veazle, $92.00: E. Feltcn, $99.00;
Geo. Pringle, $16.00; Chas Morris.
$67.50; Gus Hegeln, $57.50; E.
Cram, $16.00; W. K. Barnes, $72.50;
A. Heed, $87.50; J. Cooper. $.13.75;
H. Hoopor, $50.00; J. Stevens,
$38.75; L. It. CombB, $27.75; Geo.
Lawrence, $18.00; E. Lofxtrnnd,
$28.75; Herman Usher, $27.00; Hoy
Venzle, $10.00; Gus Buss, $27.00;
E. Despaln, $27.00; 8. S. Long.
$10.00; Wm. Drew. $27.00; S. (',. Mc
Kee, $27.00; II. Reynolds, $23.00;
J. B. Owens, $21.00; Kd Olson.
$23.00; John McQueen, $19.00; Olof
Dahlgren, $19.00; Jus. Grant,
$17.00; A. L. Herman. $17.00; II. E.
Roberts, $22.00; Ira Saurer. $12.00;
G. A. Crosby. $11.00; H. T. Bennett,
$4.00; A. J. VanDolah, $13.12; C. J.
Wallls, $2.60; T. N. Nichols, $49.25;
Contractors' Equipment Co., $8 32;
Muckle Hdw. Co., $17.73; St. Helens
Lbr. Co., $6.60; V. A. Levi, $70 48
C. C. Chambers, $58.60; E. A. ltot-
ger. $2.15; Frank Wllklns, $77.60;
A. L. Roblnolt, $2.25; Buffalo Steum
Boiler Co., $4.40; H. E. Cowglll.
$14.15; Cal. TroJ. Powder Co.,
b.m; stand, oil Co., $26.37; Cal.
TroJ. Powder Co., $57.50; W. C.
Morley, $3.75; Stand. Oil Co.. $4 00;
K. Constantln. $3.95; Win. II. DiivIch,
$5.60; Wm. H. Davles. $27.25; F. V.
Moeter, $9.00; St. Helens Luml.cr
Co., $5.05; C. Wallls, $3 90; II. E
Cowgill, $8.82; W. P. Fuller & Co.
$9.88; Zimmernian-Wells-llrown Co
$6.30; The White Co., $12.28; O L
Tarbell, $50.00; Eber Brown
$180.00; Chas. Johnson, $346.60:
Frank Wllklns. $25.40.
(Balance of proceedings published In
next week's Issue).
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS
tt.U.K fir ItK.lI, PROI'KRTV.
Notice is herehv vl von Hint In .
cordance with an order made by the
v.ouniy judge or Columbia County
Oregon, on the 5th day of June, 1915,
In the matter nf tltn n.i.ia i,.,
Black, deceased, and under the power
and authority given to me by that
order, that on and aftor the loth day
of June, 1915, I will proceed to sell
at private sale, for cash, for the
highest nnsslliln
described real property belonging to
"own, iu-wii: i aii tour (4) In
Block Eighteen (18) In the City of
.vu,ii-i. vuiunioia county, Oregon
that after said date mentioned I will
receive offers for the sale of said
property under tii ,.-.., ,..
from any person or persons who may
"j "cicnuju in wie same.
Vnt?d,tnl" 81,1 dy of Juno, 1915
A. JALOKF, Administrator of the
estate of Ed. Black, deceased
Residence Astoria, Oregon.
June 11, Jul 9.
ST. HELENS VS. RAINIER.
First Game of Keaw.n Ik-tweon tl.n
J Twin City Clubs Sunday.
What promises to bo one of the
fastest bull games of the season will
take place at the local park Sunday
afternoon when the home squad
crosses bats with the Rainier club
for the first time during the 8eson
Ed Ballagh's crew have only been
beaten once this season, that being
last Sunday when they played at
Woodland under adverse conditions
and with only a partial of the regular
line-up on the rostrum.
Tho Rainier wrecking crew also
have a good record behind them and
no doubt one of the largest crowds
of the year will fill the grand
to witness the frlemllv h..i .. .
1 mill io
aid the local, as much as Double
" ,0,r lo " In keeping the
bacon at home.
D.. DL.
rui c i uuu uanery
AND BRANCH
Sells the 0-Ho-(iMKl lira lid Bread.
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All Piudry anil Vim mailo of ITRKVOon Mumt'dn
Cleiuilinr-NitNiiil WlioloiomoiieM Pura- mount.
O-So-Oood Bread , $0.05
Cream Puffs, per das , . ,40
Crescents, per dot ir,
Frosted Creams, per dot 15
Peanut lluttor Cookjos, per dot., ,g
Angel Food Cnko ...... 20 and .25
Devils Food Cake, . . , .. .25 and .35
Butter In everything but broad. Lnrga variety of upeciniti,, '
Butter on (ha slices makes It O-So-Cood. 1
Phons 114,
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entific in every detail. No need ot a skilled
mechanic to keep your Ford running. Each
owner looks after it iiimself. Doctors, farm
ers, business men, men in every walk of
life, enjoy Ford service and economy, for a
Ford costs, on the average, but two cents a
mile to operate and maintain.
Buyers will share in profits if we sell at re
tail 300,000 new Ford cars between August
1914 and August 1915.
Independent Auto Garage
ST. HELENS, OREGON
St. Helens Mil! Co.
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