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COURT PROCEEDINGS
Wednesday, January 24th. 1917.
On this day the Road Master pre
sents to the Court plans and r.pecifi
catlons for the Improvement of Rail
road Avenue in Snuth St. Helens and
the Court being advised in the mat
ter. It is ordered by the Court that
said plans and specifications be ap
proved and th: t a call for bids for
the said improvement be published
In two issues each of the St. Helens
Mist and the Rainier Review, said
bids to be opened in t lie County
Court Room on Keb. 9th at 2 o'clock
P. M.
On this day Mr. E. 1. Tichenor
presents to the Court his resignation
as Justice of the Peace of District
No. 3 and the Court being fully ad
vised in the matter, it is hereby or
dered that such resignation be and
the same Is hereby accepted.
On this day ihis matter coming
on for the consideration of the Court
and the Court being advised in the
matter, it Is ordered that Mr. Geo.
B. Conyers be and he is appointed
to the office of Justice of the Peace
for District No. 3 to fill the unex
pired term of E. D. Tichenor, re
signed. It is further ordered by the Court
that before entering upon the duties
of his office he shall file a llond in
the sum of One Thousand Hollars to
gether with the Oath of office as by
law prescribed.
Wednesday, February 7th, 1917.
On this day it appearing to the
Court that on January 5th, 1917,
certain claims for road work in the
amount of $519.67 which should
have been paid from the Old Special
Road Dist. No. 6 Fund were paid
from the General Road Fund and a
further claim in the amount of
$87.50 which should have been paid
from the Old Suecial Road Dist. Fund
No. 6 was paid from the General
County Fund, it is ordered by the
Court that the Treasurer be and ho
hereby is instructed to transfer the
amount of $519.67 from the Old Spe
cial Road Dist. Fund No. 6 to the
General Road Fund and further that
he transfer the amount of $87.50
from the Old Special Road Dist. Fund
No. 6 to the General County Fund.
On this day there is presented to
the Court a deed duly executed by
9homas L. Carter and Mary Carter,
his wife, to Columbia County, con
veying land in Sec. 35, 9wp. 7 N.
R. 5 W. of the W. M. for the pur
pose of a Rock Quarry, and the Court
being advised In the matter, it is
ordered by the Court that said deed
"be accepted end it is further ordered
by the Court that the Clerk be and
he hereby is instructed to issue a
General Fund Warrant in the amount
of $500.00 in fnvor of Thomas L.
Carter in full payment or said land.
On this day Mr. J. M. Lindsay,
Commander of Hancock Post No. 21,
U. A. R., presents to the Court Ids
written report of his transactions
with the S. & S. Indigent Fund of the
County, together with a voucher for
expenditures, and the Court being
advised in the mr.ttcr. it is ordered
that sr.id report be and the s;;me is
hereby approved.
On this day tliero is pr-sented to
the Court the report of A. K. Harnett.
County Clerk, of the number and
amount of the warrants issued dur
ing the month of January, I SI 7, in
payment of bounty for certain wild
animals, as authorized by be
ing as follows:
Jan. 3. 1917, Warrant No. 470S
in the amount of. $4.00 to J hn A.
Hudson.
Feb. 1st, 1917. Warrant No. 4764
in the amount of $14.00 to Fred W.
Floeier.
mid the Court lining advi.:r.l in the
matter, it is ordered that said report
be and the same h"r?by is approved.
On this day there is presented to
the Court an Order of the Judge of
- the Juvenile Court of this County,
allowing Widow's pension in the mm
of $25.00 per month, in fa nor of
Rlizabetn Adams, in accordance with
Chapter 90 General Laws of 1915;
and the Court being advised in the
matter, it is ordered that the Clerk
be and he hereby is 'instructed to
issue a General Fund Warrant in the
amount of $25 00 in favor of Eliza
beth Adams and a like warrant on
the first day of each and every month
hereafter, until the further order of
the Court.
On this day there is presented to
the Court an Order of the Judge of
the Juvenile Court of this County '
allowing Widow s pension in the
um of $17.50 per month, in favor of
Martha Marie Stockenberg. in accord
ance with Chapter 90 General Laws
of 1915; and the Court being advised
in the matter, it is ordered that the
Clerk lie and he hereby is instructed
to issue a General Fund Warrant in
the amount of $17.50 In favor of
Martha Marie Stockenberg and a like
warrant on the first day of each
and every month hereafter, until the
further order M the Court.
On this day there is presented to'
the Court an Order of the Judge of
the Juvenile Court of this Countv
allowing Jennie Wuorlnen a Widow's
I cnslon in the amount of $17 50 per
month in accordance with Chapter
90 of the General Laws of 1S15; and
he Court being advised in the mat
ter. It is ordered that the Clerk be
and he hereby is ordered and in
structed to lnstie a General Fund
Warrant in the amount of $17 50 in
favor of Jennie Wuorineu and a like
warrant on the first day of each and
very month hereafter until the fur
ther order of the Court.
On this 7th day of Februarv 1917
ZT?, ? .r, liCarlllB tlle c'n'm of
Mr. I . A. I- rakes of Scappnose, Ore :
ror Indemnity In the amount of Thirl
ty-Sev.n 4. Ro-ioo Dollars, for one
registered Holstcin cow over two
years old slaughtered by -the State
'.We Stock Sanitary Hoard, under
naptcr 14, General Laws of 1913
and it eppearing to the Court from
the (erliileates and Affidavits on file
relating thereto, that said auimal
was slaughtered on the 21st dav of
November, 1916. at the I'nion Meat
o. s Plant in Portland, Oregon un
der the supervision of Sam p. Foster
und that said claimant has complied
with all the provision of said Chap
ter 14, General Laws of 1913, It U
therefore ordered by the Court, that
sald claim bo, and the same is here -
:i.v niiownl
I It in further ordered by the Court
I that the Clerk be, and he Is hereby
authorized nnd Instructed to issue
a General Fund Warrant in the sum
of $18.75 in favor of Mr. P. A.
i Frakes .being one-half of the sum
! so allowed as indemnity.
It is further ordered by the Court
that the Clerk prepare und transmit
j to tho Secretary of State, a certified
j copy of this order.
! On this 7th day of February. 1917,
j Mr. J. 11. Duncan presents to the
Court bis claim for indemnity in the
I sum of Twenty Five Dollars for one
cow oyer the ago of two years.
' slaughtered under the supervision of
! the State Live Stock Sanitary Hoard,
under the provisions of Chapter 14,ty road, and
I General Laws of 1913; and it ap -
' pearing to the Court thut thirty days
j have not elapsed from the date of
such slaughter and tho date of the
filing of the said claim, and the Court
; being advised in the matter, it is or
! dered by the Court that a public
i hearing of said claim be held in the
i County Court Room in the City of
' St. Helens, Columbia County, Ore-
son. at 2 P. M. on the 7th day of
I March, 1917. for the purpose of dc-
i teruiining if the said J. U. Duncan
; has complied with all the laws In re
gard thereto and whether or not he
is entitled to receive Indemnity for
j said slaughtered cow.
On this day Mr. C. 11. Harris pro-
' sents to the Court his written peti-
1 tion setting forth t he fact that for
the years 1912, 1913 and 1914 he
has been assessed on 160 acres of
land while in reality the total amount
' of his assessable property is only 147
acres and praying that a remission of
tax in the amount of $1.45 be made
; to him on account of such over-assessment,
and the Court being ad
vised in the matter, it is ordered by
the Court that the Clerk be and he
is hereby authorized und instructed
i to issue a General Fund Warrant in
the amount of $7.45 in favor of C.
: B. Harris on account of such over
assessment.
! On this 7th day of February, 1917.
comes on for hearing the .petition of
: Jas. L. Brooks and "others, freehold
ers, residing in the Road District or
i Districts of the said proposed road.
1 praying for the establishment of a
County Road, described as follows'
! Beginning at the Kappler corner
i where the logging road crosses the
1 road running south from the Red
men's Hall at Yankton, thence fol
lowing where practicable an old log
1 glng road in a Westerly direction and
terminating at a gravel bank in Soc-
...ill 1, I n U. 1 .... u. w. OI I
W. M
And it satisfactorily appearing to
the Court from proof filed herein
that due notice of the ppndency of
this proceeding has been given as by
law required, and that twelve of the
said petitioners are legal freeholder.;
of this County, residing in the Road
District or Districts of the Propose!
Road, and that a good and sufficient
Bond has been given and filed here
in: It is therefore ordered by the Court
that the Board of County Road View
ers meet at the beginning point of
the said proposed road on the 19th
day of February, or on their failure
to meet on said day. then within five
days thereafter, and proced to view,
survey and loca.ro said proposed road.
On this 7th day of February. 1917.
conies on for hearing the petition of
C. W. Daniels et al., freeholders re
siding in the road district or dis
tricts of said proposed road, praying
for the establishment of a road, de
scribed as follows:
Beginning at Henry Wasser's mail
box on the Nicholl and Tide Greek
Koads going South to Columbia Tim
ber Co.'s Railroad, then going South
west to the old Melville Road at
Columbia Timber Co.'s R. R cross
ing. And it satisfactorily aDDearinir to
me 1 ourt from proof filed
herein i
that due notice of the
pendency of!
uruceeui.,K nas neen triven ns hv
law required, and that twelve of the; Despain, auto to .sheriff $'! 00
petitioners r.re legal freeholders of I Johnson, aiim tn r-.rr
this County, residing in the road dis
met or districts of the sr.id proposed
road, and that a good and sufficient
Bond lias been given and filed here
in: It is therefore ordered by the Court
that the Board of County itoad View
ers, meet at the beginning point of
the said proposed road on the 21s
day of February, 1917, or on their
wY, T ,Lnn ?" I"!1 date'J i
.i.'a iii.ritr.wiur, unu pro-I
.e-u 10 view, lay out
survey nml
locate tne said proposed road.
In this 7th day of February. 1917,
comes on for hoirincr tii. t. ...
II. m Fnwir .. .V" ""u I
... .... ...niiiui or 1J1S-1
icis 01 saiu roi.d, praying for a i
.i..ibu ui a roao. uescribeil as f.,1-1
lows:
Beginning at the half mile pot
between sections 10 and 11 on the
Thomas Road, running as near as
may be practicable North to the Sec
tion corner common to Sections 2-8-10
and 11, Twp. 6 N. Range 2 W
of W. M.
All of said imnroven.nn, l.i
within Road District No 5 ,
And it satisfactorVaptearing ,0
this proceedini has boon "given as ll i
law required
and that twelve of the
:, ", ii;iuinit-rs oi
It i therefore ordere.l h, ,k.
fourt. that the Hoanl t -'"Z':''""' "".'" J"'. 2;
Road Viewers meet . I,:.,.;,
point of the said road on Feb 23rd
1917. or on their fallo to meei ' !
said date, then within five dav 1
thereafter, and proceed ,0 V
vey and locate said road
On this day it s ordered by the
Court that Mr. II. E A.,r ' "'i !
. . r' "' t- AtT 08 and !
-e ls hereby appointed Road Master 1
I n,!0'"!" VU.n.,y- a'"1 11 18 'ur-j
. . .
'here ordered by Ilia Court that the
salary of said Itoad Master bo and
Hie same is hereby fixed In the
amount of $150.00 per month to be
paid at the same time nnd In th
rame manner ns arc the other offi
cers of the County.
aiiu it Is further nrdom.i
i. 1
Court, that before assuming
ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 23. 1917
; ties of the office lie shall llio un
ithe Clerk of tlio Court a Rood und
sufficient Bond In the amount or
$2,000 duly approved by the Court.
On this day It Is ordered by the
Court that Mr. P. W. Harrison be
and ho hereby is appointed Janitor
tor the Court House and that the
salary of said Janitor bo nnd the
same is hereby fixed In the amount
of $75.00 per month to be paid at
the same time und in the same man
ner as are the officers of Columbia
County.
On this 7th day of February. 1917,
Mr. F. E. Malmberg, presents to the
Court, two claims, amounting to
$1515.00, for damages on account
damage dono to land nnd well caused
by reason of the care of certain Coun-
thc Court not being
In the i'.i:..ier, said
iruiiy aiiviseii
claims are continued for further con
sideration. On this day Mr. Geo. B. Conyers
presents to the Court his Appoint
ment to the offlco of Justice of the
Peace for District No. 3 together
with his oath of office duly sub
scribed by lilm as by law required,
together wtlh his I'ndertaking in the
amount of One Thousand Dollars,
and the Court being advised in the
matter, it is ordered that said I'nder
taking be and th? same is hereby ap
proved. On this day Mr. H. E. Abry pre
sents to the Court his appointment
to the office of Road Master together
witli bis Oath of Office duly sub
scribed by him as by law required,
together with his I'ndertaking in the
amount of $2,000, and the Court be
ing advised in the matter, it is or
dered thut said Cndertaking he und
the same Is hereby approved.
Thursday, February Mb. 1917.
On this day claim'; against the
County, as heretofore filed with the
Clerk of the Court, were examined
and allowed In the various amounts
as carried out on the face of said
claims, being ns follows:
General Fund.
H. E. Abry. Roadmastcr, $25.00;
Howe. C. O., work for ror.dmaster,
$90.00; II. E. Abry. expenses a.
roadmastcr, $31.35; St. Helens Mist,
publishing road notices, etc., $0.00;
G. E. Farnsworth, exp. of ror.dmas
ter, $4.60; G. E. Farnsworth, asst
roadmastcr, $100.00; Ed Sesseman,
work for road master, $12.50; Walter
Parker, work for rnadmaster, $12 50;
Emil Messing, work for roadmastcr,
$7.50; E. A. Middlebroons, $110.00;
W. C. Williams, work for roadmas
tcr, $67.50; Kit Conyers, work for
roadmastcr, $62.50; L. O. Nelson,
work for roadmaster, $48.75; G. G.
Conyers, work for roadmastcr. $2.50;
Geo. an, work for roadmaster.
$5.00; J. B. Norwood, work for road
master. $33.75; J. W. Kite, road
viewer, $38.40; W. R. McDonald K
Co., bond for roadmaster, $6.00; H.
J. Duncan, auto for roadmaster.
$21.00; W. F. Baxter, road viewer,
$17.30; II. G. Smith, surveyor,
$53.35; E. lavender, surveyor,
$12.50; E. C. Sesseman, surveyor,
$12.50; L. J. Van Orshoven, sur
veyor, $70 00; W. F. Brown, survey
or, $12.50; L. J. Van Orshoven, sup
plies, $10.50: I. O. R. M.. rent for
election. 3.0$0; Erlckson Basse &
Co., rent for election, $5.00; Clats
kinie Chief, notices for treasurer,
$ .95; St. Helens Mist, notices for
treas., $1.00; J. W. Hunt, stamps.
.tj, 1 uiuiiiuu rieraui, notices tor Hotel, board for prisoners, $ 15 40
treas. $1.95: Gertrude Phillips, work 1 T. M. Huril.urt, board for prisoners',
for sheriff. $62.50; Wm. Phillips, $15.50; Jacob George, board for Jurv
work for sheriff, $2.50; ( has. Brown. : and nrisoners in Kii- Kt...n.. u.,ih
expenses as dep. sheriff, $20.20; W
b. (lark, work for sheriff, $5.90;
Andrew Parker, work for sheriff,
$17.00; ('has. Brown, postage for
sheriff, $15.00; Louis Fluhrer, work
for sheriff, $3.00; Bumgardner, work
for sheriff, $24.05; W. E. Conyers.
work for sheriff, $8.00; Lowes Livery
arn. worn ror sheriff. $7.50; Abe
!arvonen, work for sheriff, $51.10;
E. C. Stan wood, etp. as sheriff ',
$41.65; Roy Johnson Co.. auto r.
sheriff. $9.25; St. Helens Mist. sun.
plies to sheriff, $18.50; Lee O NV1-
son wnrk fnr ,h.. i oaa.
V. S.
J. F.
Pac
I el & Tel Co., telephone to survevnr
$3.65; Bessie Hattan, work for cler
$62.50; Irwin Hodson Co., supplies
to Clerk, $8.28; Harnett. A. F., post
age and express, $20.00; Slllot Fish
er Co., supplies to clerk, $7.00; Marie
Paulson, work for assessor, $65 00
Esther Rapp, $65.00; Hushong & f0
supplies to assessor, $15.00; H. r.'.
Smith, work for assessor.
"olson Co.. supplies to a""sess:
or, .j; st
Helena HiIwp Pn ,.
Plies to officers. $6.15; a. J. Doming
supplies to officers, $10.95; Plaza
pharmacy, supplies to officers and
;!!!' V- " wa. & Prtg. co
poor. .4o; Milium Sta. & Prt
k iei. 10
telephones, $34.75: E
.V Ross.
fupplics to janitor, $3.50-
K W
$50. SO;
V- Ior Jan"or.
George Adelsbere-n u.....u
J........I. uj.iiii; iiotger. k. a., sup-
nlies to janitor, $2.52; Gus Hngele
! work for janitor, $25.00; St. Helens
Light Power Co., lights for court
nouse, .i4.tu; St. Helens Light
&
iivr io., i-giii for conn
h nil uii
i $35.40;
iV. .i ''. V ""'""l n.,.eam 'sundry,
ii in 5 1 arrlson & Co.,
Miowie,8 Ir.
UO r , St? .
$41.00; J. R. Holmp i-J, Va. J. ' .-'
nienman, $47 80- O
J. Tlirminu
1 nas. iiermo. $48 40: .An
luror. $58.60: c w iA "'
Jol'nson.
V . Haz.en, !
$2 00- A v ,, ' """ Juror'
l -h- iuL, u-ey, V?, '
F liltv ''' ,5G 00: A-
$3.00; J. F 1
tiV nn 1, . , ., for Co' r,)urt-
Court nr u ''"'"
12 7' pr"c.ePdl"B'' ""'l supplies to
officer. $
publishing
$21.50; St
" " " v luiHHaniP 1 h i n f
eml-annual reoor t.
St. Hclenn Mlwt ,,....n .J
ouri to lsur., $24.50; Columbia Her
a d supplies to Co. judge, $6.00;
St. Helen Mist, publishing Court
proceedings, $70.00; K. D. Tichenor,
J. of P. State vs. Tolva, $6.75; Bum-,
gardner, I. S., dep. gherlff. State vs !
- . ' tunii. W IllPIIfl
1 "". 11.1a: Join Neimi
.1
0 '
Tnivi i"r,o- Tichenor, E. I)., J. of
P S?ti V. I K $2 40: Turner.
V constable. State v.. Lewis.
Tichenor. J. of .P..
State vs. S.unkard. $3.15; S. A. Tur-
,,. oonst State vs. Stuukard.
110 1V B P T lienor, exp. as J. of
P . $2 90 Watklns. Il' V . J. of P.
State vs. Lousignont. $9.95; George
Louslgnont. witness State vs. Lonsig-
mint $3 t0; Peter Bonser. witness
I v Lousignont. $310; S. W.
Suxtoii, witness State vs. Louslgnont.'
t:l to- Lela L. Browning. $.1.10; nan
Lope, juror State vs. ixiusignom,
$1.00; John Delham, Juror State vs.
Louslgnont, $1.00; L. E. Allen. Juror
state vs. LouslKiuint. $1.00; II.
siokes. iurur State vs. Uiuslgnont.
j 1,1,1. .. u-.,tLiiw iimr statu v
Louslgnont. $100; Earl Barber, Jur -
nr Sim., vs Louslgnont. $1.00; J. H.
Doan, selecting jury list, $3.00; . $13. 2a.
James F. Kiibv, selecting jury list, Road Dist. No. S.
18 00- Annie P. Wilson, selecting lrn Aldrldge, $7.60; Joe Bntuer,
jurv list. $2.00; S. A. Turner, const I $3.75; Ed. Meier, $12.60; K. Hill,
Statu vs. Stunkard, $2 00; John, $S 75; M. Dunn. $6 25; John Burn
Philip. J. of P., State vs. Gay. $4.60; ; man. $6 26; II. Kuddlman Dr.. $2 60;
M. P. Young, witness State vs. Stunk-. W. II. Huddlinan Jr., $2.60; A. It.
ard $9 70; Mike Doran, witness State Mulls. $5.00; L. A. Peterson, $2.60;
vs Stunkard. 19.10: Mrs. Utile , II. Lludsey. $5.00; D. Iledlund.
Stunknrd, witness State vs. Stunk
ard. $10.10; T. C. Culhcrtj-on, wit
ness State vs. Stunkard, $8.70; 11.
I'. Watklns, J. of P. Slate vs. Stunk
ard, $8.55; John Phillip, drawing
jury list, $.1.00; L. It. Rutherford,
drawing Jury list, $2.00; S. It. Son-,
ni'lund, drawing Jury list, $2 00;
John Philip, J. of P.. State vs. Gay.
$4.30; T. S. White, coroner' ex. Cox,
$5.00; Dr. C. E. Wade. Dr. Ex. Cox,
$5.00; T. S. White, coroner's Ex
Mattson. $13.00; J. L. Wooden, Dr.
Ex. Mattson. $5.00; T. S. While. Cor.
Ex. Stanley. $9.40; W. E. and M. E.
Welch. Drs. Ex. Stunley, $5.00; A.
J. Peel, Ex. of Insane, etc., $12.00;
J. L. Wood Dr. Ex. of Tande,
$5.00; Dr. L. G. Ross, health officer.
$43.00; C. F. Fowler, Coble health
officer. $1.25;
officer, $4.00;
officer. $4.50;
Jesse James, health
J. 1. Wooden, health
1. t). Yudnais, health
Israel P. Spencer.
officer. $3 25;
health officer,
health officer,
$ .75; C. L. Hatfield,
$.1 00; H. J. Southard,
truant officer, $13 50; J. W, Allen,
or. as stipt.. $35.23; L. C. Smith'
Bros , supplies to supt., $85.05; J. ,
B. Wllkerson, work for supt.. $7.50; .
M. E. Allen, work for supt.. $30.00:
St. Helens Mist, supplies to supt.,:
$14.00; Columbia Herald, supplies to
supt., $1.50; C. II. Briggs & Co., aid
to poor, $20.00; Dr. C. L. Hatfield,
aid to poor. $5.15; Roy Baumgurd
ner, -aid to poor, $4.00; Dr. S. B.
Hoskins, aid to poor, $6.00; O. A.
Erlckson, alii to poor, $20.25; T. H.
Lot l. aid to poor, $4.00; St. Vincent's
Hospital, aid to poor, $23 00; Fred
Trow, aid to poor. $17.85; Deal Wil
lis, aid to poor, $30.00; Mrs. Jack
Black, aid to poor, $1.00; S. N. Cade,
aid to poor, $2.25; Mrs. James Row
ley, aid to poor. $5.00; Clutskanle
Furniture Co., aid to poor. $35.50;
J. T. Tnbor, aid to poor, $3.00; Mrs.
N. F. Baker, aid to poor, $1 50; Dr.
C. L. Hutfleld, $7.75; It. S. Hattan,
aid to poor. $3.70; Rainier Phar
macy, nli! to poor. $5.00: M. Rosen-
thai, aid to poor. $4 01: J. J. pur-
ney, aid to poor. $10.00; H. W.
Brown, aid to poor, $20.00; Clulska
nie Drug Store, aid to poor. $3.10:
Peterson Cash Store, $16,05; Orcadio
man, S. of W. M.
Kearney, S. of W. &
I). McKay. Supt. R. D
Geo. W. Grant. Sunt.
, $4.77; J. F.
M , $13 12; J.
No. 1, $35.00;
U. D. No. 1,
S21.0V; W. C. Cooper, Supt. R D
No. 2. $63.00; V. W. Clark. Supt.
It. I). No. 3. $59.50; Elon Feltou.
Supt. It. D. No. 3, $19.25; John
Burns,
Supt. It. D. No. 4. itSOii-
T. J. Flippin, Supt. R. D. No 6
$42.00; F. A. Burnham, Supt It. I)
No. 7, $29.75; Edlln Peterson, Supt
R. I). No. 8. $31.60; T. B. Mills, Supt.
R. D. No. 9, $58.62.
Road Dist. No. 1.
O. D. Garrison. $19 38; C. E. V!k-
strom. J28.00; Robert
$37.50; F. Novak. $12.50
McKay,
D,,,
. (1011-
inirer tlflnfl- Vl m u... i.
i.'.i,u; . McKay. $12.50: l(
Tetz, $7.50; W. F. Itlckert. $5.00;
A. Hagerud. $19.38; E. Hagerud
$19.38: II. Lunge. $3.75; C. J. Sand
strom, $25.00; Geo. Rhodes, $22.50;
O. I). Garrison, $11.25; L. Brown'.
$7.50; Chas. Grant, $7.50; C. J
Lamberson, $10.75.
Itoad IliHt. No. 3.
H. Anderson, $62.00; Gust Ihuuc-
son, 4U. 00: Otto Carlson. $5.00
11111 isncon, $20.00; Orval
$2.50; W. C. Cooper, $2.60;
Feenaughty. $24.30; John
$4.65.
Bacon,
Hudson
I'erry,
Itoad Dist. No. 3.
iico. Adam. 13.75: .!.. vic,.
$6.25; F. G
i-i,. tin n
Peterson. $35.03; J. H.
J. P. Lltt'O till fl-l.
Ernest Kelley. $36.88; II. N. Hooper
135.00; T. N. Nichols. $18.75- !'
H. Veazie, $64.00; J. H. Trie. $2 50-'
Willis Karon, $34.87; L. E. Allen'
$41.25'; W. E. Barne. I'D ir..
I'opejoy, $30.00; A. Snence. Iiui.'r, .'. ,u 1
G. W. Kelley
$19.37: IIW
Olof Olson
$18.60; John
B. Hansen 1 1 8 c.r.
.Inl.n 1 ..' .7
... nunan, tijiin; (: w Jollll-
fon. $15.62; Win. Drew, $1.72- J
L. Chittim. $17.85; p. Keltou!
$13.i 5; A. I'opejoy. $6.25; O. Kel
ley, $6.25; E. Kelley, $10.00; Olof
Olsen, $7.50; I). Brown, $6 25- A
Spenco, $6.25; J. NowleB, $3 7f- T
N. Nichols, $6.25; C. Chlttlm. $2o!oO-'
If. anart.f"r'- ,$,9 00 : Hon (,Pland'.
$18 00; John Hansen. $5.00; Monn
4 Wassell, $32.00; Moon & Wassell
V:.""- f."? ''ansen. $5.00; Monn
Anderson. $4.00- w n ;.J'
', . it. 1 no. II 9K. II
15 00 & Cn. en Mch
"! Standard Oil C $2 I
st- Helen Hdwr Co $ 1 1" n. i!, '
pendent Auto Co. $64$ ;2j:l T '
Sheldon, $343 66- st lie n. 1 1 :
$70 50; W a' ill', I ?! To- rlL
White Co.. 1 1 ss- lll 7 16 i
W. D
87' lu.en. , J2-,."' 5.0:
' 1 1 a a r - . ... . . 1
"1
$64 24.
or;
!
Road Dist. No. 4
$17 E0; R, Calttens, $20.00; Chested
"7ell;t": A. Voss $ 0 00
Otto Brock hniiH 9 nn. u.iI ...
w.w, iiuiiniiii-r no.
11 II rr 1. 1 tr a m r . .
0. i
I I until IIia ft . . .
urd. $16.86; J. . t.Hium. -u uu,
M. Olson. $20.00; W. L. Marshall,
$30.00; L. E. Culker $ .25; Amer-
lean Export Lbr. Co.. $2.00; Hudson-
JM V
Co.. $24.26; r- red I row, $17.00, w .
F. Baxter. $7.70; Dan Stehman.
$59 00; C. K. Brant $5.60; Lester
Holmes fl fiO; red 1 row, $ .60
Columbia Iver Door ( .
'Columbia River IH.or ( o., $ I r .
I P. Ulce. $5.00rT. J. Fllppl...
$1615.11
Itoad Dist. No. 7.
Jack Fickle. $S 75; Jack Klekl.
$5.00; W. II. Harding. $2.19; J. W.
Wright. $5.00; O. E. Elliott. $10.00;
L. t). Nelson. $1.87; Johnson Hen,
' $10.00; Anton
Nnvotny, $11
K.
, 1. Anderson. iiiuu .
Keller,
F. A.
Doerr,
i $7.60; Albert Rice, $7.60;
; Huriihum, $10.00; Henry
$7 50; W. Carl, $3.75; W. II. Hose.
$3.76; (1. Beerinun, $3 7-5; D. M.
.Mullen, $5 00; llodsiiu-Feenuughty,
$44.55; J. O. Llhel, $9 00; Hodson
Feennughty Co., $ 1 4 58; Hodsoli
Feeniiughty Co., $56.00; Jacob Murt
tala, $78.75.
Itoud Dist. No. 9.
Itoht. Chrlstensen, $3.75; I.0UI1
Boeck. $41 26; Otto Boerk. $33 76:
Clarence Heed. $8.75; W. C. Elrh
man. $2 IS: J. W. Reed. $2 18; (i.
R. Mills. $24 00; Rohh Duncan,
$57.50; John Eden. $23 75; Einll
Meislng. $15.00; L. C. Boeck. $2 50;
Louis Siegert, $3.76; Walter Parker,
$15 00; B. K. Lnne, $10 00; J. W.
Itose, $12 60; C. I'. Knstrom. $7.50;
Perrv Melllngor, $2 60; E. W. She
ley, $1.87; 11 A. Wilson, $18.12;
Floyd Leslie. $19 37; A. It. Stanton.
$8.12; Lee Rogers, $4 37 ; Louis
Boeck, $12.60: II. Chrlstensen,
$15.62; J. P. Shecley. $10 00; Chas.
Smith, $7.50; J. T. Adams. $2 00:
W. L. Hall, $3 90.
Itoad Dist. No. 10.
HodHon-Feenuughty Co., $68.00;
Hoilson Feenaugl.ly Co., $48 10.
Gen. Itoad Fund.
Hodson-Keeiiaugbty Co. $ 1 234 1 4 ;
Good Roads Mchy. Co., $2398 20.
Old R. D. No. 6 Special.
It. N Lovelace. $31.50; C. V Pan
zer. $27.50; W. D Lovelace, $25 00;
C. Larson, $16.55; II Klcburdson,
$15.00; Lute Perry, $15 00; James
Lowe. $5.00; M Biuard, $6.25;
James Hudson, $5.00; John Hudson.
$1.87; C. L. Girt. $4 68; S. C. Hen
drlx. $7.50; Chester Purcher, $8.12;
Dan Stehman. $11.25; George Rich
ardson, $7.17; George McCollum,
$9.06; Edwin Shultz. $11 25; Trucv
Parcher, $18 75; Geo. Richardson,
$1.87; J. R. Shultz. $5.00; Ira Pur
cher. $11.87; A. Ilyers. $8.75; W.
L. Brown, $2.50; Carl Erlckson.
$1.25; George Callow. $2.60: Ixiuln
Mason, $7.50; Y. Huyworth, $2.60;
J llackenbcrg, $1 25.
Old It. D. No. 7 Special.
James Homy, $17 60; Homer Kel
ler, $12.50; II. F. Kllhy, $22.00; II.
K. Kllhy, $18 75.
Friday, February 9th, 1917.
On this day sealed proposals for
Improving Railroad Avenue In Sou. I'
St. Helens were opened und exam
ined by the Court, being us follows:
Keating & Jameson $2740.0.)
l S. Despain $ 1594 20
And the Court being advised In th"
matter and considering the snld bids
too high. It Is ordered by the Court
that said bids be and they aio here
by rejected.
There being no other bid and the
Court belng'advlsed In the matter,
It is or.lred by the Court that mild
roail be Improved by tho County
Court under the direction of Hie
Road Master.
On this day It I ordered by tl.n
Court that County aid heretofore al
lowed Mrs. Jus Rowley hn li,cri..i...l
iroin 1 ne
sum ot Jin nn i.i.p 1.
to $15.00 tier month nml ii.m a i-....
. . - . .... . . ..I
ernl Kiin.l U'nr.ul.. l.. .i. .
. . ' : uilinillll OI
JUH KOul.it.
on tho first day of each and every
month hereafter until the fur: her
order of the Court.
On this day certain Supervisor'
cash report wero examined ,y n,
Court, being a follows:
B. J. Kcelan, Supervisor of Road Dis
trict No. 3.
Cash collected from all source, $5 60
Cash to Treasurer $500
Approved by the Court.
K. A. Burnhnm, Supervisor of Road
District No. 6.
Cash collected from ull sour-
,, CVS. ' ' ' $90.00
( ash to 1 reasurer $90 00
Approved by the Court.
On this day there Is presented to
the I ourt a certain agreement from
r- J. Crubb to Columbia Countv
flri.v.,,1 u.l. . .
Cash
" .1.111 nnu wnereliv
the
"". ...r iwo year, to certain right-of-way
through Truct 8 'ui v,.n....
View
Acre I granted tn c..i,,,..i.i..
: 'UD. ' "UTl ""vlhed
..inner, u id ordered by the
ourt that said contruct or ngreemeiii
be approved and uccepted.
On this 9th dav of h'..i..i ....
.n iiiesenieil to till)
written petition of v c
and 27 qther resident'
(ourt a
Pomeroy
and frull
Krower or Columblu
gether with a written
County, to.
;Uon of J. w. ..roriSX.
ture. First tii..i. -'I """,r:V
WI.TKUU nime Hoard
! ? ". 01 "Tult Inspector for Colum.
1 H and llle ' being nd-
the v."? T1,?' 11 ' or(1'
e ( 1url "'t nl.l petition ho grant-
I'l LL J' M' '"""l.ead bo
an1 1,0 ' l'reby appointed Fruit In-
" n'T, or ''lun"'lu 'ounl,. " "
. .n " ""V cornea on for h e...
from Mr. J. H. E ,o' V " 2 !"'
"""tl iii mil ill inn fmi.t
'"iui iiiu inrr 1 tut ! rr 1
neillllg
tho Weat Shore Inber c
have been hh.u,i ' "'"P"y
.-ir acres of ,d 'in , "Z
rea 'L V,4 Bnd 19lB " that in
reality there was only 0.411 acres
1 of land in ani.i .. H(-rp"
for the yea s ..!n
n!!!Ll::e..,:":,!!np.""1 an" "t i.e
. ""owed to pay aU tax due 'anru!
thut the balance of tho u, "
utl hit cuncnllnd on . , .
advised In tho mailer. It u.T
by the Court that .aid bm.S'I
k rained ana that at..,.. .. . : t
of tho nun of Four 11..11. 'V1
buck of Hid mild tux on Hi,
nHUI.MUI.ll II UtlltUJU a.... . "Id I
ordered tancullntl. " rt!
On till day Mr. E T u-.n.
rint to the Court hi (Vrtin!
Fliicllon In II. ..rri.... ... .. "lctlt
District No. 6 tosntbnp u,tll.
of office duly luhscrlhed by
by Inw run ul red tn..n.... ' s
i'lulortukln In the . .
Thouaiul Dollars, and the twr
1.... ...iuiu...i 1,. .i. urlk
..... .... ...... ... i,,T lUtltft J .
dered t hut Rulit Underluklnj C
tho "hiiio hereby approved "
Saturday. February 10th lii
On thU day It Is nr.i... '.. . '
Court thut the Bund of the Tret,..1
of Columbia County. Oregon, b
ii.u ...... . n-mijr IIXcil I,.
amount of Ten Thousand DulUti
On thi day the folio!. ....
officer elect present to th (,!
i.ii-ir .-in 1. rim. ui r.lecuoii, toimk
with tlmlr respective Onili of ofli,'
duly ubcrlbed u by law protld.
togethor with hi I'mliTUklni .
the amount fixed by law or by t
order of the Court. I.r..i.,r ...
with tho Clerk of thl Court, (lt
a follow:
J. W. Allen Cminlv 1
- - " Dllni-
Uitendenl. I'ndertaking In lheuio,:
oi ny run .my an(j (k
poult Company of Murylaiid.
J. W. Hunt. Treasurer, irnderu,
nig in 1 no amount or 110,00009 1
Iho American Surety Company.
New York.
And tho Court being dvlM
tho matter. It I ordered by tlieCoi
that raid I'ndertuklng be and :
Kami) are hereby approved.
On thl day the Itoud Mailer pi
wilt to the Court hi peclfrtk).
for drilling, loading and .iwh.
Coyote Hole at tho County qmn
situated near the Tl
place, about four nnd one-half mu.
soiitn-rast or ClaUkHnle, Orio:
and the Court being udvlsi-d In u
mutter. It I ordered by the Cm:
that nuIiI pei'lflrntlonn he appro
and (but a call for bid for drlllii.
loading and shooting said Coyn
Hole be published In two Iiuum n.
of tho St. Helen Mist mid th CUi,
kanle Chief, wild hid to be open
11 the County Court Itoom cm Mrr
7th. 1917. ot 2 P. M
On thl day the Itoad Mntir pi-
imii 10 ma ourt in plan u.
Hptclflcullon for the Improvement e
I lie following named rouds:
l'i per Nehnlom Itoad, hIiovi Tiw
AnderKon' place In Sec, 23-4-S.
I'pper Nehalom Road, below The.
Andemon' nlare In Sec "I.!.'.
t'pper Nehnlein Itoud. Eimt of St
Bridge In See. 26.4-K
I'pper Nehalom Road. North fro-
rtisi ncnooi in f'C. sii-t o.
Itock Creek Itoud, above Art. Horn
place In Hoe. 31-5-4.
Rock Creek Itoad, below Art Kttan
iilace In Si.e 31-R. 4
Pebble Creek Itoad In See. $4 1.
4-4.
IVbblo Creek Konil at Sword Iload
Crooked Creek Hoad, nl flfurll
nluce In See 24.fi. A
And the Court beintr hiIvIhiiI In II
matter. It I ordered by the Cov
that Raid plan and specification!
approved and that a call for bldi loi
inn improvement or mild roam
1)11 111 lnl.e.1 III Iwn I.u.imh ...tr-l. r.f O
St. Helen Mist and the Clalkkinl.
Chief, atd bid to be opened In lln
( ounty Court Room on March Ui
', at i 1 . M.
Whereupon Court adjourned
Alway trade in your home tuwi
Be Fair to Your
Wife
Save her the Wash Day
Drudgery. Let us call for
your laundry.
Our work will satisfy you
St. Helens Steam
Laundry
Geo. Watkins, Prop.
A Home Industry
M. HOVEN
I Steamer RUTH
i SAFE, SPEEDY SERVICE
! TOWING, JOBBING
Passt nocr accomodations for
100
Landing at City Dock
George's Market
ST. IIKMONrt
MtKSII AM) HIT
MEATS
IMIO.NK 4H I'romiit Hervli
Mcl
16,
uctli
Mcl
.. $'
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