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1 I ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. JANUARY 26, i$17 CCS j, 'Net Cnnlcnti 15 Fluid Dranhni to I vn 5 i.ii2 .'is;? C'.S . . ..i . i"nnl CUNT. I ii ,ollnl.-:l PUR OUKT. ! Avoidable Preparation for Ai (tiniiltinUicrooaoji--ilntf ihi;Slomcfcs and Bowets Tlprcro'"rronoUnilDi4e ChccrfulncM ana v,--ncllherlum.Morphlnenof Mineral. Not rjAHow" Mix to , A helpful Kcmedyfbf ConstlpnUononUDwrrhort and Fevcrishness and Loss of M resulting rhwrrnjnfcncv Facsimile Stfnatunitf rnTcwTAUnGoHi-AW- NEW TTCW I to 3 I1.1 , 1 1 liflfkc .in , JI' OASTORIfl For Infants and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Always Bears tho Signature of IV.V Exact Copy of Wrapper. In Use For Over Thirty Years ran (Continued from Page 2) llurnhnm. $20.00: W. D lvoi.r. 186.00; James Lowe, $45.00; Claude uanzer, zz.&u; Lute Porry, $17.60; Witharo Roberts, $9.37; J u in en Korbs. $5.00; Thomas MorrlH, $12.50; Clms. Blomqulst, $15.00; Arthur llanklns, $5.00; Otto liana, $2.60; Ira Porcher. $31.25: A. Bv- ors. $13.76; T. A. I'archor, $32.60; ii. u. rarcnor, $38.75; Ooo. McCol Inm, $11.26; C. H. Parchor, $5.00; Ooo. McCollam, $3.76; Dnn Steh man. $20.62; Leu Bonneland, $17.60; Larson John, $2.60; Ooo. Richard- Hon, $1.87: Harold Richardson. $2.50; M. W. Rurzzord, $11.25; J. K. Johnson, $8.87; Wm. Dwyer, $44.68; V. Zimmerman, $32.60; Hurry McCarthy, $48.76; C. L. Olrt, $46.25; Claude Hanzor, $68.76; II. D. Uucker, $8.75; Lewis Mason, $46.25; W. I). I.ovelace, $16.00; A. E. Stehman, $53.26; Lawrence Hay worth, $43.75; Dean Stehman, $2.60; II. M. Clay, $22.50; Chan. Hryson, $7.50; W. Keller, $13.76; H. I). Rucker, $65.00; Wm. Zimmerman, $15.00; C. J. Mason, $15.00; F. Olrt, $12.60; Charles Biggs. $16.00; II. Keller, $8.76; K. J. rolan, $10.00; Paul Ilorg, $11.25; B. S. Ilurnham, $7.60; Wm. Dwyer, $10.00; Floyd Durham, $8.76; J. E. Johnson, $10.00; P. Llndqulst, $2.60; H. H. Williams, $22.60; Jack Fickle, $7.50; Antone Novotnv, $37.60; E. L. Anderson, $37.60; Wm. Kellar, $3.75: O. E. Dent. $2.50; E. W. Sheeley, $2.60; Arthur Kerns, $7.50; II. J. Duncan, $11.25; Louis Hlngert, $2.60: II. Christen- sen. $22.60; TIioh. Anderson, $10.31; Krlck Erlckuon, $40.93; Thos. Pettl- And the Court being advised in the matter, it is orderel by the Court that all the said Undertakings be and thoy uro hereby approved. On this day it Is ordered by the Court that the amount of the under taking of E. C. Stan wood, as Tax Collector be and the same Is hereby fixed In the amount of $20,000.00. On this day E. C. Stanwood, Sher iff elect presents to tho Court bis Certificate of Election, together with his Oath of Office, duly subscribed, as by law provided together with his Undertaking In tho amount of $10, 000.00 by tho American Surety Com pany together with an additional Undertaking, as Tax Colloctor, in the amount of $20,000.00 by the Fidelity and Casually Company, and the Court being advised in the matter, It It) ordered by tho Court that said Undertakings be and they are here by approved. On this day It. R. Hall presents to the Court bis appointment to the office of Deputy County Clerk, to gether with the Oath of Office duly subscribed by him, as by law pro vided, and the Court being advised In the matter, it is ordered by the court that said appointment be and the same is hereby approved. ' On this day ('has. brown presents to the Court his appointment to the office of Deputy Sheriff, together with the Oath of Office duly sub scribed by him, r.s by law provided, rind the Court being advised In the matter, it is ordered by the Court, thr.t sutd appointment he r.nd the same is hereby approved. On this day Martin White pre sents to the Court bis Appointment to the office of Deputy County As sessor, together with the Oath of by the Sheriff of tho County, and ' that before entering upon their du Immodlatoly thereafter the said Sher- j ties they shall file a bond in th Iff ehall make his return thereon to amount of $200, duly aDDroved by the County Clerk. j the Court. Monday, January 8th, 1917. Tucudry, January 9th 1917 On this day It Is ordered by the! On this day the Court selects'from Court that the Clerk bo and he here-j the Tax Rolls, 200 names to make by Is Instructed to Issue to Mrs. j up a Jury list for the year 1917 as Sarah Wcatherbeo a General Fund by law provided. ' Warrant, as aid. in tho sum of $7.50 Wednesday, January 10th 1917 and it is further ordered by the; On this day this matter coming Court that a Genoral Fund warrant on for consideration by the Court In the amount of $15.00 bo Issued ; It is ordtred by the Court thrt Mr' in favor of Mrs. Sarah Wcatherbeo J. W. Pomeroy be and he lg hereby on the first day of each and every ' appointed a member of the Fair month hereafter, until tho further Hoard to fill the unexpired term of order of this Court. i Mr. G. L. Tarbell, resigned, and it On this day It Is ordered by the ' Is further ordered by the Cout? that Court that the following named per- i Mr. W. J. Fullerton be and he hero eons be and they are hereby appoint-' by Is appointed as a member of the ed Supervisors of the following Fair Board for a term of three years named Road Districts: j On this day the City of St. Helens No. 2, W. H. Cooper; No. 3, U. j presants to the Court a written de W. Clark; No. 4, John Burns; No, mand for the exclusive control and 5, Fritz Anliker; No. 8, Edlln Peter-1 direction of all funds collected under son; No. 9, T. B. Mills and No. 10, 'the General Laws of Oregon, for the J. M. Pointer. I Improvement of ror.ds and streets It la further ordered by the Court,! (Continued on I'age 7) '.'" fcv." Wii ELAJ! Hf - m : r. J . ti n p.mv4-mn :.r:m.M '5 yJ si- John, $5.31; A. Hchulesplt, $10.00; Wm. F. Plucke, $21.25; Tom Park-1 Office, duly subscribed by him, as er, $5.00; C. U. Enstrom, $11,25; by law provided, and tho Court be- E. E. Malmsten, $3.75; Willie Erlck- lng advlued in the matter, it is or scin, $10.00; B. V. Malmsten, $2.60; derod by the Court, that said ap S. Kuuppio, $2.60; Jos. Hickonbot- pulntment be and the same Is hereby torn, $0.93; Pete Borgerson, $10.00; j approved. M. ('brlstensen, $1.26; Cbbs Herger-! On this day comes on for con- Uin 118 r.(t f'llfa Rmllli 1 1 K An I alftnrn t l,,n tka r,nltlnn XfuvnnHA Victor liergerson, $12.60; P. O. Mel- Stock, for payment of certain tax j linger, $1.25; C. nud, $2.60; Hav-1 assessed against the property of the Ilk Cash Store, $0.75; Alex Ask, ' petitioner, a county charge, and the 4k $10.05; Chas. Wlkstrom, $29.65; ' Court being advised In the matter.lX W. C. Cooper, $2.60; A. Johnson, I It Is ordered thnt the Clerk be and T ($3.00; W. C. Cooper, $0.45; W. C. 1 hereby Is instructed and ordered to ' iCooper. $0.76; W. C. Cooper, $0.60; j issue a General Fund Warrant In 1 I Williams & Son, J. I,., $8.76; Inde- the amount of $18.65 In payment; j pendent Auto Co., $67.27; Joe 80-' of such tax, provided the balance i blskl, $10.00; Hnrry Howard,! due Is forthcoming from the petl- $10.00; McAbot. $5.00; P. It. Han-j Doner. T 'sen, $2.60; Howard Cooper Corp.,. On this day the applications of, I $1.01 ; Howard-Cooper Corp., $0.66; Hie St. Helens Mist and the Rainlerj Howard-Cooper Corp., $1.00; J. T. , Review for the appointment of Coun- 4 Woodward, $20.00; Pete Felton, . ty Official Newspapers", coming on A I $10.00; St. Helens Lbr. Co., $8.36; for consideration and it appearing a When Visiting Portland Store your automobile at the Auditorium Garage First and Market Streets OILS, GASOLINE, ACCESSORIES, TIRES Proprietors Perry Austin, W. 8. MrKie and O. C. Ilurnham Our St. Helens friends are always welcome. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR ST. HELENS BRAND A HOME PRODUCT CARLOAD OF SEED POTATOES WANTED i I W. II. Davles, $10.00; W. It. Davleg. to the Court that said newspapers AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA I $5 00; H. W. Fogel. $2.90; Moon are the two newspapers publlsha-l , ""V 6 WaKsell, 234.24; Ilallou & Wright, within the County and having the I $1.25; Howard-Cooper Corp., $2.09; ; largest number of yearly subscriben I Jas. Sheldon. $165.91; Case T. M. In the County and tho Court being j Co., J. I $1.60; Frank Wllkins, ', advised in the matter, It is ordered ! $32.60; 8t. Helens Lmbr. Co., 1 by the Court that the St. Helens ! $52.20; City Garage, $1.75; City Ml3t and the Rainier Review be, and j Garage, $7.60; City Garage, $8.00;: they are hereby designated as the It. Cunstantin, $1.86; Frank Wll-i County Official Newspapers for Col Iklns. $26.35; The White Co., $4.70; , umtda County, for the year 1917. The White Co., $1.11; Hodson-Free-! And it is further ordered by the naughty Co., $17.82; Hodson-Free-1 court that tho compensation of each naughty Co., $36.69; Hodson-Free- j of said newspapers for publishing naughty Co., $42.93; Hodson-Free-' County Court Proceedings and lists naughty Co., $27.54; Hodson-Free-' of claims allowed be, and the same naughty Co., $23.28; Hodson-Free- Is hereby fixed In tho amount of five naughty Co., $20.66; Hodson-Free-! cents per line, brevier typo or its lairopeaii I'liin American Plan. Kverythlng Modern at the J. George, Prop. HT. IIKI.KNS HOTKL Kales $I.(HI and t p ill IIiinwh h11 nt Hotel KHMial ItnU-s to Regular Hoarders naughty Co., $12.32; Hodson-Frca- equivalent. f naughty Co., $30.78; Hodson-Free-, On this day E Your Clothes are the outward sijii nf your pi-rsnnality and position in life. 'I lie mere conseioiisuess of lieinn well dressed will lielp you lie at your l.'-st in the presence of others. Wear RYAN'S CLOTHES and you will look as you want to look. They are de signed and tailored with full recognition of the part they are to play in the wearer's personality. Our prices are reasonable. Your preference can he fully suited in our large variety of patterns and satisfaction is guaranteed. J.F.RYAN MERCHANT TAILOR St. Helens, Oregon D. Tlchenor nre- inaugniy io ni.D; noisune tc sents to the Court his Appointment iStnwood, $70.62; Wm. McCollam, j to the office of Justice of the Peace I $3.61; II. F. Kllby. $11.86; C. L. 1 for District No. 3. toeether with the Girt. $5.37; Jake Roeser, $5.56; Oath of Office subscribed by him as Nuturown t sons. IJ.U5; rrea Trow, 1 by law required, together with his $41.75; Alex TuftB, $7.85; C. Lar-! Undertaking in the amount of One son, $6.60; Columbia River Door , Thousand Dollars, and tho Court be Co.. $248.64; Columbia River Door : ing advised in the matter, it is or Co., $0.75; William Scholtes, $12.62; derod by the Court, that said Under- r AMU o ulrxaJML lVi"M-iRll St. Helens Lumber Co. Wood and Lath Electric Lighting Lovi AlU,y. $10.0Q. Saturday, January 6th, 1917 On this day the following named officers elect present to t:ie Court their Certificate of Election, together wuli thalr respective Oath of Office, duly subscribed aa by law provided togot'.ier with his Official Undertak ing in tho amount fixed by law or by tho order of the Court, heroto- I fore filed with the Clork of this Court, being as follows A. F. Barnett, County Clerk, Undertaking in the amount of $10,. 000.00 by Tho Fidelity and Casualty Company of Now Ycrk. C. W. Blakesley, Assessor, Under taking In tho ainout of $5,000.00 by Th Fidollty and Casualty Company of Now York. L. J. Van Orshoven, County Sur veyor, Undertaking In the amount of v TTiWCtTN ' o,uuu.uu uy national surety com c sram pny. f T Jwrvl 7 4 T. 8. White, County Coroner, f tVl vT Undertaking in tho amount of "- X $3,000.00 by Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland. Smith Turner, Constable of Din trlct No. 3, Undertaking In the amount of $1,000.00 by the National Surety Company. E. W. Sheeley, Constable of Dis. Lumber Manufacturers L. A. Tompkins, $5.80; Leo Mescher, $4.00; II. II. Cain, $1.12; J. It. Schultz, $5.00; F. A. Burnham, $0.60; A. L. Clark, $105.00; l)u Pont DeMemours, E. I., $4.29; Em 11 Messing, $366.08; C. W. Melllnger, $16.06; Vernonia Lbr. & Fuel Co., $2.50. Specntl R. D. No. 6. P. Fr.rley, $7.50; Peter Br.r.zer, $1.25; Geo. Bee-man, $6.00; Robert L'ndslcy, $7.50; I.-a Aldrldge. $10.00; For tt Hi'.l. $7.50; Henry Ruddii.-.r.n, Jr.. $5.00; J. F. John son, $2.50; Patrtc Alle i, $2.53; Wm. II. Rose, $1.25; E. T. Wallace, $17.50; J. O. Libel, $5.10; Johnson & Burt. $32.70; A. Berkenfeld, $6.50; Ede Wallace, $2.15; Tom Mc Mullon, $56.20. Specinl R. D. No. 7. C. Reee, $2.60; W. C. E'.chman, $1.25; J. J. Purney, $2.60; Louts Hoock. $1.26; C. P. Clauds, $1.26; J. Adams, $2.50; J. W. Reed. $1.25; A. Schuleplt, $1.25; R. McPherson, $1.25; Lane, Brown & Tyler, $199.88. Old Spe?lnl 6. Lowman Lumber Co., $165.11. Old Special 7. W. L. Brown, $22.60; Bell Brown, $5.00; Clin. Tabler, $3.76; Wallace Atkins, $29.05; Ben Brown, $8.75; Albert Burns, $13.76; H. F. Kllby, $42.62; H. F. Kllby, $16.00; Paul Boysen, $34.37; E. J. Rcmy, $10.00; taking be and the same is hereby approved. On this day, it is ordered by the Court thnt the Treasurer he, and ho hereby is authorized and instructed ! to transfer tho sum of $1,114.44 from the special road fund of (old) road district No. 8 to the General Road Fund on account of said sum having been, on the 7th day of No vember, 1913, loaned to said special fund from the General Road Fund, pending collection of special tax for the year 1912. Whereas, heretofore, on the 13th day of April, 1916. an agreement was made and entered into by and be tween the members of the County Court and F. H. Adams, of Deer Island, wherein and whereby said F. H. Adams agreed to receipt to the County for certain claims mado against the County on account of wood and rock sold nnd also to con vey to the County a right of way deed to a strip of land along the highway, said strip to be surveyed by the County Road Master and an accurate description of same to be furnished by said surveyor; It is thore.'ore ordered by tho Court that upon presentation of a good and sufficient deed, duly approved by the County Judge, the Clerk of the Court be, and he is hereby instruct ed to issue a General Fund Warrant in the amount of $275.00 in favor of F. H. Adams in full payment for nil claims as set out in sr.ld con tract and for said right of way, On this day it appearing to the Court that a certain improved pub lic highway known as the "Port- land-St. Helens Road" located in the County of Columbia, Oregon, is be ing damaged by certain persons in hauling thereon and thereover, heavy trucks loaded with milk, merchan dise, gasoline, oil and oil products, it is hereby ordered by the Court that fro mand after tho dato of this order and to and including April 1st, 1917, the weight of any such load hauled upon Bald "Portlnnd-St. Helons Road" from the Multnomah County Line to the City of St. Hel ens, upon any vehicle, having tires of a width less than four inches shall not exceed twonty-five hundred pounds, and upon any vehicle, having tires of less than six Inches, shall not exceed thirty-five hundred pounde, nnd upon any vehicle, having tires of the width of six inches or more, shall not exceed forty-five hundred pounds. And It la further ordered by the Court that a copy of this order, duly certified by the Clerk of this Court, shall be served upon tho person or persons, firm or corporation, so dam aging said Improved public highway, CITY GARAGE Agency for The Chevrolet $570.00 F. O. B. St. Helens Sold on easy terms Hupmobile Service Station Keep a Full Line of Firestone Tires OIL, GASOLINE AND ACCESSORIES Uest equipped Machine Shop in the town for Auto and Marine Work Battery Recharging St. Helens, Oregon Deposits on the First Day of Each Year OF THE Columbia County Bank OLDEST IN THE COUNTY 1907 10(18 HNM 11)10 toil 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 $41,051.43 $ 2.-,8a5.03 $157,824.72 $127,158.27 $178,555.07 $135,554.11 $164,583.87 $187,961.13 $206,068.23 $171,944.19 $268,576.73 A STEADY, SOLID GROWTH A Safe Institution An Institution of Service We Solicit Your Co-Operation St. Helens, Ore. THE CELEBRATED BERGMANN SHOE Awarded Gold Medal P. P. I. E. Sun 1'YuiU'isco, 1015. loggers' Cruisers, Miners nnd Sportsmen. Men's Comfort Dress Shoes. Strong Shoes for Boys. Manufactured by THEO. BKRGMAXN SHOE MFG. CO. (121 Tlmrituin Street PORTLAND, ORE. ASK FOR THE BERGMANN WATERPROOF SHOE OIL amount of $1,000.00. 'i i J
