St. Helens mist., June 18, 1915, Page 4, Image 4

ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY. JUNE 18. 1915.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS
THR COVXTT RO.UM.STKll PRE
. SKXT8 PUSS A.M SPEC1KICA
TIOX9 X)Il KO.VD WOKK.
Many Important Orders Made and a
LoiiK List of Claims Ordered Paid.
(Continued from page 2).
account of a clerical error occurring
in the report to the County Assessor
showing the description of lands from
which the timber had been removed
prior to the 1st day of March, 1913,
it Is ordered by the Court that all
taxes charged against timber on said
Ntt of SH of Sec. S3. 6, 2, subse-"
quent to said 1st day of March, 1913
be, and the same is hereby remitted
ana tne tax collector is hereby au
thorized and instructed to make the
proper eutrtes on the tax rolls show.
ing such remission.
Monday, June 7, 1915.
On this 7th day of June, 1915
plans and specifications for the con
struction of a steel bridge across the
Clatskanle river, on the Hasel Grove
road, as prepared by the State High
way Engineer, are approved by the
Court, and it is ordered by the Court
that calls for bids for such construc
tion be published in the St. Helens
Mist, the Clatskanle Chief and the
Building Record, and that such bids
be opened on the 26th day of June
19 IS, at the hour of 2 o'clock in the
afternoon. .
. On this day sealed bids for con
structing a portion of the Columbia
Highway in Columbia county, as
heretofore advertised for, were open
ed and examined by the Court, being
as follows:
Itenuett & Malcom.
For Units Nos. 12 and 13.
1. Embankment, .22 per cu. yd
3. Excavation, .22 per cu. yd.
6. Hard pan, .89 per cu. yd.
6. Loose rock, .56 per cu. yd.
9. Hard rock, .SO per cu. yd.
13. Haul more than 300 ft., .02
per 100 ft.
15. Grubbing, 11 50 por rd. I
31. Vitrified tile, 12 in., $1.25 per
tt. ft.
33. Vitrified tile, 24 in., $2.25 per
tt.
Elliott ContractlnK Co.
Por Unit No. 20.
9. Hard rock, .S4 per cu. yd. . I ft.
Amlrus St Bode. Inc.
For Units Nos. 15. 16. 17 and 18. ft.
1. Embankment, .40 per cu. yd.
Excavation, .40 per cu. yd.
Hard pan, .50 per cu. yd.
Loose rock, .50 per cu. yd. .
Sheel rock, .60 per cu. yd.
Soft rock, .60 per cu. yd.
Hard rock, .92 por cu. yd.
Hard rock borrow, .92 per cu.
ft..
Rip rap, loose, $1.75 per cu. ft.
I
12. Rip rap, hand placed, $3.60
per cu. yd.
13. Haul more than 300 ft., .02
per 10O ft.
14. Clearing, $150 per acre.
15. Grubbing, $1.25 per rd.
16. Wrought Irion and spikes,
.05
per lb.
17. Timber and plank, $30.00 per
M.
18. Timber cribbing, $2.50 per sq.
yd.
19. Tiling, cut off, .20 per ft.
20. Piling, driven, .SO per ft.
21. Wind stone drains, .75 per ft.
22. Tile drains. 4 in., .30 per ft.
23. Corrugated iron pipe, 12 in.,
$1.60 per ft.
yd.
1
yd.
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
DRAYINC AND TRANSFER
All Bus in cs Promptly Attended To
PHONE IS OR 42
WAf . H. DAVIES
ST. HELENS,
Hammocks
Oil Cook
Croquet
At
FURNITURE
Preferred Stock-
CANNED GOODS, THE VERY BEST THAT IS
MANUFACTURED. FAMOUS FOR
QUALITY
FRESH VEGETABLES AND
SUNDAY DINNER. PHONE
. 24.' Corrugated iron pipe, 18 in.
$2.00 per ft.
25. Corrugated iron pipe, 24 In.
J2.B0 per ft.
it. Concrete pipe, 12 In., 1.26
per it.
27. Concrete pipe, 18 in., $1.75 par
ft.
28. Concrete pipe, 24 in., $2.60
per ft.
. 29. Vitrified tile, 6 in., .60 por ft.
30. Vttrltled tilo, 10 in.. .96 per ft
SI. Vltrllted tile, 12 in., $1.26 per
ft.
32. Vitrified tile, IS in.,
33. Vitrified tile, 24 in.,
$1.75 per
$3.60 per
ft.
34. Reinforced concrete
in., $1.50 per ft.
35. Reinforced concrete
in., $2.25 per ft.
Pipe,
pipe,
pipe,
pipe,
pipe,
12
18
24
36
36. Reinforced concrete
In., $3.00 per ft.
37. Reinforced concrete
in., $4.60 per ft.
38. Reinforced concrete pipe, 48
In., $6.50 per ft
39. Rubble masonry, 1 ft. to 6 ft.,
$3.00 per sq. yd.
40. Rubble masonry, 6 ft. to 12
ft., $3.00 per sq. yd.
41. Rubble masonry, 12 ft. to 18
ft., $4.25 per sq. yd.
43. Rubble masonry. IS tt. to 24
ft., $5.00 per sq. yd.
43. Hubble masonry, 24 ft. to SO
ft.. $6.50 per sq. yd.
44. Rubble masonry, 30 ft. to 36
ft., $8.00 per sq. yd.
45. Concrete, class "A," $19.00
per cu. yd.
46. Concrete, class "U," $18.00
per cu. yd.
47. Concrete, class "C," $18.00
per cu. yd.
4S. Reinforcing steel, $6.00 per
hdw.
Jeffrey & Bufton.
For Units Nos. 6. 15, 16, 17. 18. 19
and 20.
1. Embankment, .25 per cu yd.
3. Excavation, .25 per cu. yd.
5. Hard pan, .40 per cu. yd.
6. Loose rock, .43 V4 per cu. yd.
8. Soft rock, .50 per cu. yd.
9. Hard rock, .S5 per cu. yd.
10. Hard rock borrow, .90 per cu.
yd.
13. Haul, over 300 ft., .02 per 100
14. Clearing, $125.00 per acre.
15. Grubbing, $1.25 per rd.
31. Vitrified tile, 12 in., .65 per ft.
32. Vitrified tilo. IS in., $1.20 per
33. Vitrified tilo, 24 in., $2.00 per
39. Rubble masonry, 1 ft. to 6 ft.
$1.00 per sq. yd.
40. Rubble masonry, 6 ft. to 12
ft.,
$2.00 per sq. yd.
41. Rubble masonry, 13 ft. to IS
ft.,
$3.00 per bq. yd.
42. Hubble masonry, IS ft to 24
$4.00 per sq. yd.
43. Rubble masonry, 24 ft. to 30
, $5.00 per sq. yd.
44. Rubble masonry, 30 ft. to 36
ft., I6.W0 per sq. ya.
45. Concrete, class "A," $12.00
per cu. yd.
4S. Reinforcing steel, xt.OO per
hdw.
Peterson Olson Co.
For Units Nos. 15. 16, 17. 18 and 50
1. Embankment, .25 per cu. yd
3. Excavation, .25 per cu. yd.
5. Hard pan, .38 per cu. yd.
6. Loose rock, .41 per cu. yd.
7. Shell rock, .38 per cu. yd.
8. Soft rock, .65 per cu. yd.
9. Hard rock, .79 per cu. yd.
10. Hard rock borrow, .70 per cu.
11. Rip rap. loose, $1.25 per cu
OREGON
Prop.
Refrigerators
Stoves
Sets
UNDERTAKING
BERRIES FOR YOUR
YOUR ORDERS TO
L. C. Chase
yi.
hand placed, $3.00
per cu. yd.
13. Haul, over 300 ft
ft.
.02 per 100
14. Clearing, $126 00 per acre.
16. drubbing, $3.00 per rd.
16. Wrought Iron mid spikes,
.07
per in.
17. Timber and plank, $30.00 per
M.
18. Timber cribbing, $1.20 per sq.
yd.
19. riling, cut off, . 20 per ft.
20. IMIing, driven, .40 per ft.
!1. Htlml stone drains, $1.00
per
ft.
22. Tile drains, 4 in., .25 por ft.
23. Corrugated Iron pipe, 12 In,
$1.60 per tt.
24. Corrugated Iron pipe, 18 In.,
is. ou per ft.
25. Corrugated Iron ptpo, 24 in
$3.60 per ft.
6. Concrete pipe, 13 in., $1.50
per rt.
27. Concrete cement pipe, IS in.,
13. uu per rt.
28. Concrete pipe. 24 in.. $2.80
per rt.
29. Vitrified tile. 6 in., .40 per ft
SO. Vitrified tile, 10 In., .60 per ft
31. Vitrified tilo. 12 in.. .90 per ft.
32. Vitrified tilo, 18 In., $1.80 por
33. Vitrified tile, 24 in.,
$2.30 por
34. Ifeiuforcod concrete
in., $2.00 per ft.
85. Reinforced concrete
!n.,"$2.S0 per ft.
36. Reinforced concrete
in., $3.00 per ft. .
37. Reinforced concrete
In., $5.00 per ft.
35. Reinforced concrete
In., $6.00 per ft.
pipe,
pipe,
pipe,
pipe,
pipe.
12
18
24
-36
48
39. Rubble masonry, 1 ft. to 6 ft.
$3.00 per sq. yd.
40. Rubble masonry, $ ft. to 12
ft.. 13.60 per sq. yd.
41. Hubble masonry, 12 ft. to IS
rt., 14.00 per sq. yd.
43. Rubble masonry, 18 ft. to 24
ft., $5.00 per sq. yd.
43. Rubble masonry, 24 ft. to 30
ft., $6.00 per sq. yd.
44. Hubble masonry, 30 ft. to 36
ft., $7.00 per sq. yd.
45. Concrete, class "A," $11.00
per cu. yd.
46. Concrete, class "D," $10.00
per cu. yd.
47. Concrete, class "C," $10.00
por cn. yd.
4 8. Rein forcing steel, $5.00 per
nuw.
HtMiKlirer-Clarkson 'Co., No. 1.
For Units 1 to 21 Inclusive.
1. Embankment, .24 per cu. yd.
3. Excavation, .24 per cu yd.
5. Hard pan, .40 per cu yd.
6. Loose rock, .46 per cu. yd.
7. Shell rock, .40 per cu. yd.
8. Soft rock. .50 per cu. yd.
9. Hard rock, .75 per cu. yd.
10. Hard rock borrow. .75 ner cu.
yd.
11
12
Rip rap, loose, $1.50 per cu yd.
Rip rap, hand placed. 82.00 Der
cu. yd.
13. Hani,
100 ft.
over 300 ft.. .01 per
14. Clearing, $200.00 per acre.
15. Grubbing. $1.50 per rd.
16. Wrought iron and spikes, .06
por lb.
17. Timber and plank, $25.00 per
18. Timber cribbing. $1.75 per sq
yu.
19. Piling, cut off. .35 per ft
20. Piling, driven. .35 per ft.
21. Rlind stone drains. .20 per ft
zj. i lie drains. 4 In.. .15 per ft.
23. Corrugated Iron pipe, 12 ia
$2.00 per ft
24. Corrugated iron pipe. IS in-.
;.tu per tt.
25. Corrugated Iron pipe,
$3 O0 per ft.
26. Concrete pipe. 1 i
S4 la
$l-5
$1
$2.S
per ft.
27. Concrete pine, is i
per ft.
2S. Concrete pipe. 24 in
per ft.
29. Mtnfied tile. C in.. .35 per ft-
30. Vitrified tile, 10 in., .65 per ft.
31. Mtrified tile. 12 in.. 11 on nor
1 1.
32. Vitrified tile. IS In
$1.50 per
$2.25 per
ft.
33. Vitrified tile. 24 in.
ft.
34. Reinforced
concrete pipe,
12
In.. $1.65 per tt.
35. Reinforced
concrete pipe, 18
in.. $2.25 per ft.
36. Reinforced
concrete
pipe.
Pipe,
pipe.
24
In.. $2.75 ner fL
37. Reinforced
concrete
36
in.. $3.75 per ft.
3S. Reinforced
concrete
48
in., 15.00 per ft.
3. Rubble masonry, 1 ft. to ft.
-j HT sq. ja
40. Hubble masonrv. ft is
n.. ner so. Td.
41. Kubble munnrr 1 1 1 . , o
"-. 9 3.19 per ta. yd.
- . - J o
42. Robbie mitnnrv is f, ... .
ft.. $3.00 ner aa. rd
43. Rabble masonry n tt in s
ft. $3.50 per so. yd.
44. Rubble muonrr S1 ft c
fL, $4.00 per sq. yd.
45. Concrete, class "A ' ti nn
per cu. yd.
4 6. Concrete, class "B." $10 00
per cu. yd.
47. Concrete, class C," $9 00
per ca. yd.
48. Reinforcing steel. $4 00 per
hdw.
Htaadirer.Ctokoa Co., Xo. 2.
For rnlts Nos. 1 to 21. Inclusive.
1. Embankment. .35 per cn yd
3. Excavation. .35 per cu. yd. '
5. Hard pan. .6 per cu. yd.
. Loose rock, .65 per ca. yd
1. Shell rock. .65 per cn. yd.
8. Soft rock. .75 per ca. yd.
nara rock. .98 nor -.i a
it.
yd.
Hard rock borrow, .90 per cu
11.
yd.
R'P rap, loose. $1.50 per cn.
12. Rip
per cu. yd.
rap, hand placed. $2.50
13. Haul, over 100 ft..
100 ft.
01 per
14. Clearing. $200 0ft per acre
15. Grubbing. $1.35 per q. rd!
'- brought iron and spikes.
06
TAmJ?r nd Pl"k ta struct
- v i ...vu per At
IS.
Timber cribbing. $1.7S per sq.
1.
Piling.
Piling.
nt off. .35 per ft.
20.
onven. .35 per ft.
.2. Tile drama. 4 hi., .15 pT fti
13. Rip rap
2.1. Corrugated Iron pipe, 12
$2.00 per ft.
24. Corrugated Iron pipe, 18
$2.60 per ft.
25. Corrugated Iron pipe, 24
$3.00 per ft.
26. Concrete pipe, 13 In., f 1.60
ft.
27. Concrete pipe, 18 In., $3.00
ft.
28. Concreto pipe, 24 in., $2.60
29. Vitrified tile, G In.. .36 per ft.
HO. Vitrified tile, 10 In., .65 per ft.
31. Vitrified tile, 12 in., $1 00 per
32. Vitrified tilo, 18 In., $1.50 per
33. Vitrified tile. 24 In., $2.25
ft.
34. Reinforced concrete
in., $1.65 per ft.
35. Reinforced concreto
In., $3.26 per ft.
36. Rein forced concreto
In., $3.75 por ft.
37. Reinforced concreto
In.. $3.75 per ft.
38. Reiuforced concrete
In., $5.00 per ft.
pipe,
pipe,
pipe,
pipe,
pipe,
39. Rubble ninsonry, 1 ft. to 6
$3.25 per sq. yd.
40. Rubble masonry, 6 ft. to 12
$3.50 per sq. yd.
41. Hubble masonry
12 ft. to
ft., $2.75 per sq yd.
43. Rubble masonry. 18 ft. to
ft., $3.00 per sq yd.
43. Hubble ninsonry, 24 tt. to
ft.. $3 .50 per bq. yd.
44. Rubble masonry, SO ft. to
ft., $4.00 per sq. yd.
- 4 5. Concrete, class "A,"
per cu. yd.
$11.00 ;
46. Concreto, class "11," $10.00
per cu. yd.
47. Concrete, class "C," $9.00
per cu. yd.
4S. Reinforcing steel, $4.00 per
hdw.
And tlio Court not being fully ad
vised in the matter, It is ordered by
the Court that final determination be,
and the sumo is hereby reserved for
further consideration.
I CORRESPONDENCE J t
YANKTON. J
Mrs. Walker
last week.
visited In Portland j J
Mrs. Fred ltrlggs made a htislnnot
trip to Portland.
Miss-Carrie llushonit is vinltlnir
grandparents in Portland.
I arl Oleson visited over nlrlii
the home of Rudolph Karth.
Miss Irene Marshall Is nilin n
sttlon with Mrs. Fred llrieirs.
Dr. Brown of Portland, la vl.ui...
his sister, Mrs. G'enrRe Harirer
Tho Yankton Similar Srl,,,,i
have services on Children's Day.
Mrs. Fred Hrlggs made a business
trip to Portland on Tuesday of this
week.
Mrs. Walker went to I'ortlnn.l t
visit a patient in some IWtii.n,
pltal.
Mrs. Wm. Karth ami
lima, speiu last week visiting In
Portland to attend the Rose Festival.
Mr Mary Holestlne gave a party
on Tuesday evening of latit week In
honor of J. Weber, a relative, who
has been visiting at her home.
The Yankton drango gave a box
and shadow social on last Saturda
evening, which was well attended
Robert Jefferles auctioned tho shad
ows of the ladles, which afforded
uiucu amusement.
Miss Myra Ilowermnn of John
town. p . is visiting In tho Yankton
agaborhood. Miss Ilowornmi,
taagU id the Yankton Bchool aboul
ror years ago, and since hor return
Eiit fcss uught for four terms In
i-r pudiic schools of Johns
fAw. I vr.. ti
- ih uuwermun is a very
a weau.ng reception was given on
inesday evening of last week at
the
"""" ol rr" Hrown, In honor ol
meir son, fcber Ilrown and wife, who
were nnited in marriage at the home
lne ono.es parents near Portland
rcs. ueiresnments were served
uiuii selection was rendered by
.mu-.i. A,, present spent
pieasant evening. Over seventy-five
SCAPPOQSE.
i.iuih i-rice is home frnm .,.1 1
at Corvallis for the summer.
A number of our people are saving
up an extra nickel for the carnival.
Miss Ruth Duncan gave a tmriv ...
night mends Monday
sim. wt I . . . J "
Iid you observe t)l (Inn t,.l. t
land clearing on Holladnv's 1.
pays to clear your land.
cn ft l hrlstofer. wood mm.....
"r,V8re IPPing twenty cords of
wood per day to Portland market by
Uig interest is belnr i,.l i ....
TeTt.grrone ,s uk,nB ",d
aiarshal Stone an nM.iim. -
man of Scaonoose i. "
...""""" wn Ills sister. Mr. t
-Mr. stone ill ,ii. .1 .
Yskim. ti- v . . re,urtlnB o North
laklma. Wash., bis home.
i.Mift U " movm on foot to
establish a new nn.inm .
Uk. , . mereon. It will
ho"t eight mile, from Scappose
I hereby notify all parties who
hsve ot complied w,h the notlfici
tion to remove the moss from ih
root. of.,, bD1MinK, "zrZy i:
afel? .n?,1 willwn"'nce Imn.el,
ately to clean all roofs n.
kE. ALLEN. Chief F.
D.
MONEY
7ermf 'nrooM 11 "nd un1' the
t the rosTivKWT.,
MM .V -. y can
w. 1 : " T tor
any
vuimM nn
estate. Terms mv
P proved real
nts .nd we win a'
ns your
you. --"jwiam wnn
. CTTY COMPAVY
tnham Dldg. Denver. Colo.
In.,
In.
In.
All Huso (-all at Hotel
per
ORCADIA HOTEL
per
per
TIIOH.
Chicken Dinner
Sunday 35c
per
12
18
CAMPHORATED
24
FOIt
36
48
Allnyi ruin Promptly.
Has no equal for Hwollm Joints,
KlIiriifMi of Neck, Arms, lga an
Wt, Hpraln, Muscular ltlunimntlm,
Lumbago, Neurlln, Nor Throat,
flilllldaliiN or Htlng nf IniKirU.
ft.,
ft.,
18
24
30
36
DEMING'S
X Pure Food Bakery j
AND
MAKKItH OF TIIK
O-SO-GOOI) BREAD.
A KKW HPF.tlALTIF.H
A mtel KimmI Cake .j&lo
I .aycr Cake 1,V, ifcv, Hoc
Cookies, Various kinds It ),.
riii Puffs t,to ,(WU
I n-ni h PaMry ,,
Cretim Rolls s 41 ,1HU
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THESE ARE FRESH DAILY
Phono 114.
Anyone can understand and operate a Ford
car. Extremely simple, yet absolutely sci
entific in every detail. No need of a skilled
mechanic to keep your Ford running. Each
owner looks after it himself. Doctors, farm
ers, business men, men in every walk of
l, ,enoy 17rd service and economy, for a
pord costs, on the average, but two cents a
mile to operate and maintain.
Buyers will share in profits if we ell at re
tail 300,000 new Ford cars between August
1914 and August 1915.
Independent Auto Garage
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