St. Helens mist., July 13, 1917, Page 6, Image 6

ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY, ULY 13. 1917
FIRE ALArtM BOXES
Muekle's Corner 22
Rutherford's 23
Saxon's 24
City Hall 32
School 33
M. C. Gray 34
Central Urocery 42
Swede Hotel 43
Nigger Creek 44
Hazen's 52
Hospital C3
West St. Helens
Depot 54
Proscott's Coruer 55
S. P. & S. TIME TABLE
Train.
No. 21.
No. 25.
No. 27.
No. 23.
Train.
No. 26. .
No. 22..
No. 28. .
No. 24..
Buses
minutes
Arrives
St. Helens
8:12 a.
1:41 p.
6:41 p.
7:22 p.
From Portland
Leaves
Portland
.... 7: 15 a. in.
12:35 p. m.
.... 6:35 p. m.
6:30 p. m.
To Portland
Leaves
St. Helens
, .... 7:57 a. in.
11:21 a. m.
3:56 p.m.
8:01 p. in.
leave (or station about
in advance of above time
Arrives
Portland
: 15 a. in.
12:20 p. in.
5:00 p. in
:00 p. in.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS
(Continued from Page 3 )
Road Dist. No. .
W. L. Marshall, $49.50; A. Ander
son. $57.75; V. H. Miller, $60.50;
J C. Early, $60.50; Levi Alley
$20.65; John Wilson, $56.00; F. .
Blair, $104.00; K. Bays, $14.45;
Percy Stickler, $19.25; Lowe Livery
Barn, $96.25; Lowe Livery Ham,
$71 60; J. II. Lowe, $5.50; A. Jus
tice, $35.75; Willis Deal, $35.75;
J E. Johnson. $6S.75; Wm. Owens,
$55.00; C. M. Biggs, $55.00; C.
Janeckewlch, $46.75; Clarence At
kins, $34.40; A. C. Pierce, $52.25;
J. P. Combs, $69.35; J. O. Curte
man, $94.85; Chas. Norman, $44.34;
Matt Jacobson, $5.50; John Mc
Adam. $23.70; Tracy Parcher. $2.75;
Bob Anderson, $17.90; Walter Wlth
ain, $24.05; John Jossi, $19.25; B.
S. Golden, $11.00; Hermun Johnson,
$20.65; J. Kobberdlng, $16.50; S.
L. Flannigan, $48.80; M. H. Buz
ard, $87.60; C. W. Bays. $4.90; H.
F Kilby, $132.00; Homer Kellar,
$60.60; Walter Kellar, $68.75; Silas
Kellar, $42.65; Paul Hoysen, $44.00;
Clifford Girt, $28.85; Walter Gib
bons, $31.65; D. B. Stahinaii, $31.65;
Hobert Brunner, $57.75; L. H. Ruy
mer, $50.90; W. R. McKee, $55.00;
G F. Moeck, $57.75; F Gardner.
$9075; B. S. Burnliani, $63.25; Otto
Plantz, $2.75; Walter Atkins,
$24.75; William Atkins. $22.00; J.
W Thurston, $3.45; W. K. Howell,
$16.50; A. L. West. $5.50; L. E.
West, $5.60; N. Ferran, $47.45;
Lowman Lumber Co., $51.40; Fred
Trow, $12.40; Carleton Lewis,
$30.25; A. LeBlre. $5.25; Shofner
Iron Work3, $43.45; Rainier Hard
ware Co.. $2.85; H. Rucker, $60.00.
Road Dist. No. 7.
A Player, $66.00; C. F. Nelson,
$53.62; R. E. Strattou. $22.00; Ed.
King, $42.62; Bernard Haye, $66.00;
W. Waltonen, $63.25; W. G. llowat
son, $80.50; R. H. Williams, $52.90;
H. S. Tlchenor, $37.12; G. P. Erlck
son, $28.87; Edgar Wilcox, $25.87;
Frank Rice, $55.00; Axel Erloksou,
$92.80; M. E. Erlckson, $73.55; Hll
mer Jokela, $9.62; Erick Pyykkonen,
$5.60; J. Quiflander, $8.25; John
Lake, $8.25; Henry Waisanen,
$8.25; Albert Price, $6.87; W. G.
Howatson, $5.50; Jack Fickle,
$84.00; W. J. Zlllman, $37.12; J.
Davis, $15.75; E. W. Winslow,
$2 75; R. W. Harvey, $10.60; J.
M. Reddlck, $15.12; F. A. Huruhain,
$1.68; Jess Cravens, $9.35; Standard
Oil Co., $23.77; Standard Oil Co.,
$10.41; A. L. Clark, $3031.87; Wzo
Rogers, $2.05; G. W. Waters, $1.00;
Hodson Feenaughty Co., $4.40.
Road DiBt. No. 8.
Dan Hedlund, $79.75; Ed Meier.
$2.75; Harry Cox, $30.25; A. K.
MelitJ, $35.75; Martin Aamodt,
$49.60; Mnngusscn, H., $33.00;
William Hill, $5.00; John Bachman,
$68.75; Elmer Llndberg, $13.75; J.
H Meier, $38.50; Dave Hedlund,
$35.75; E. T. Wallace, $22.00; Pat
Farley, $23.38; N. A. Cuinherg,
$33.00; Anton Peterson, $33.00;
John Hedlund, $27.50; Robert Berg,
$35.76; John Johnston, $19.25; T.
P. Johnston, $27.50; T. M. Hopkins,
$12.38; F. Tracy, $19.25; I. E.
Knowlcs, $11.00; Carl Henderson,
$2.75; Aln Wallace, $8.25; Noble
Dunlap, $6.25; Will Jones, $7.50;
A. R. Holmes, $15.12; Altho Ininan,
44.15; Johnnie Aldrldge, $2.00; It.
Lindsey, $5.50; Samuel Ken, $16.50;
Anton Novotony, $17.90; Win. II.
Ross, $35.75; J. O. Libel, $9.60;
Carleton Lewis, $253.10; Columbia
River Powder Co., $120.95; Coluiii-
River Powder Co., $178.80; I.
Inman. $14.50: J. H. Alclridge.
$16.65; McKie & Anderson, $289.66.
Road Dist. No. 9.
O. E. Dent, $38.50; G. R. Mills,
$70.00; E. North, $57.00; A. G.
Bluker, $68.69; Chas. Smith, $35.40;
A. P. Willing, $56.87; R. W. Dun
can, $49.50; W. Parker, $11.00; R.
Sesseman, $50.25; Ed. Sosseman,
$19.93; O. B. Walnibten, $46.06; J.
W. Rose, $81.13; Thomas Anderson,
$37.12; Lee Rogers, $26.45; W. D.
$101.75; II. ChrlHtensen,
John Smith, $59.12; M. J.
$70.13; M. CliriHtenscii,
B. F. Rogers, $14.13; A. R.
Stanton, $11.04; Elmer ISergersou,
$27.50; Cllf Bergerson, $23.70; J.
P. Sheeley, $44.00; John Curtis, i
$35.40; Ben Smith, $27.15; V. Chrls
tensen, $38.15; Glenn Sheeley,'
$15.12; G. B. Smith, $4.80; II. J.
Cram, $55.00; Ralph Rogers, $11.00; ,
Arthur Kerns, $5.50; Walter Van
Blarlcon, $33.68; Robert Sword,1
$25.43; P. Bergerson, $26.12; Les
ter Sheeley, $12.37; T. M. Tucker,
$16.60; Roy Tucker, $8.26; Louis
Siegert, $19.25; E. Schulz, $11.35;
Bergerson, $8.25; Thos. petti-.
$1.03: Erick Erlckson. $54.50:
T. Hatten. $14.30: J. J. Purney.
126.10: B. F. Lane. $6.00: A. V.
Mowe, $16.00; J. W. Rose, $30.00.
Road Dist. No. 10.
R. McKanney, $57.75; If. C. Me-,
Kunncy, $57.76; G. Maesfrance, ,
$63.25; E. A. Davis, $65.00; W. It.
Buzzo, $86.00; A. E. Martin, $57.75; ,
E. Ellis. $49.50; L. Evernrt, $93.50;
, W. Bolton. $49.50; O. It. Phillips.1
$4t.25; Kenneth Ackley. $52.25; K.
A. Gunderluck, $24.76; S. E. Atchi
son. $49.60; A. Urbon, $67.75; M.
F. True, $19.25: Hurry Reynolds,
$19.25; W. II. Pointer, $66.00; S.
E. Atchison, $38.60; August Ellis,
$46.75; Pete Jensen, $2.75; Max
Shndlngcr, $2.76; Wlckstrom Lum
ber Co., $1.63.
Gen. Road Fund.
1. G. Wikstrom, $160.00; Aug.
Ruuttila, $29.75; J. C. Smith,
I $22.60; G. W. Cooper. $44.00; Ar
thur Cooper, $16.50; Ray Griinshaw,
$37.15; It. Anllkor, $16.50; G. W.
Jordan,' $60.60.
ltoad Dist. No. 5 Special.
! O. J. Link, $24.75; Julian Wasser.
i $24.75; E. H. Blake. $49.60; Chas.
Lluk, $55.00; G. W. Jordan, $38.50;
j J. W. Kanes, $63.95; E. Wasser.
. $16.60; J. 11. Moore, $11.00; N. J.
Parker, $24.75; G .W. Smith, $52.25;
' R. Anliker, $12.40; N. P. Simon,
$11.70; $. F. Koble. $5.50; G. K.
Anliker, $59.25; S. L. Malcolm.
'$46.75; D. C. Smith, $41.25; J. E.
Truman. $33.00; Frank Danes,
$41.25; W. F. Lengacher, L. Arch
ibald, $12.50; F. 11. Holbrook,
: $52.26; F. Anliker, $58.00.
j Road Dist. No. 8 Special.
Dell Eastman, $5.50; Otho Inmun,
$8.25; Ed Meier, $13.75; Ira Ald-
: ridge, $22.00; 1. E. Knowles. $27.50;
Clyde Henderson, $30.25; 11. Jlung-
. ussen, $20.60; Carl Henderson,
$13.75; Clyde Henderson, $22.00;
II. Mauguseii, $22.00; Ira Aldridge,
; $22.00; Carl Henderson, $11.00; Ed
! Meier, $9.64; Pat Farley, $24.75;
Dan Hedlund, $38.50; E. F. Wallace,
! $38.50; John Meier, $35.75; John
1 llachmann, $38.50; Martin Aamodt,
$38.50; A. R. Metis, $44.00; Dave
Hedlund. $22.00; Frank Tracy,
$19.25; Otho Inman, $11.00; John
nie Aldridt. $7.00; Forest Hill,
$313.60; J. H. Aldridge, $13.00;
Hodson Feenaughty Co., $5970;
California Trojan Powder Co.,
$23.60; Hodson Feennughtv Co.,
$116.49; li. Berg, $27.50; It. Berg,
$12.38; A. R. Mills, $52.25; Jos. E.
Lounquist, $23.38; Waldo Hoberg.
$25.44; E. E. Hoberg, $22.00; Victor
Gesselberg, $16.50; A. Gesselberg,
$13.75; A. M. Berg, $3.25.
Koad Dist. No. 9 Special.
T. B. Mills, $17.50; T. Pettljohn,
$96.25; J. M. Heed, $13.75; W. C.
Eichman, $54.30; C. P. Claude,
$54.30; II. R. Wiles, $49.85; Louis
Boeck, $88.00; Otto Boeck, $48.80;
A. Sehullepit, $54.30; C. C. Keusev,
$57.75; F. F. Keasey, $28.87; U.
W. Duncan, $11.00; J. J. Purney,
$36.10; W. E. Lavender. $162.80;
F. C. McGraw, $19.50; E. V. En
strom, $764.04; Clarence Reed,
$84.38; California Trojan Powder
Co., $218.00; Hodson Feenaughty
Co., $44.00; G. B. Smith, $96.60;
G. B. Smith, $79.50; California Tro
jan Powder Co., $80.43; Hodson
Feenaughty Co., $109.19; Hodson
Feenaughty Co., $42.26.
Road Dist. No. 10 Special.
Hodson Feenaughty Co., $60.00.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Cfcf Jren
In Use For Over Tears
Always bears
tne
Tsma'-re
XOTICK TO CREDITORS
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR COL
UMBIA COUNTY.
In tho matter of the Estate of John
W. Boyd; Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Guy A.
Boyd lias been duly appointed ad
ministrator of the estate of John W.
Boyd, deceased, by the County Court
of Columbia County, State of Ore
gon, and has duly qualified for said
trust. All persons having claims
against said estate are hereby noti
fied and required to present the same
duly verified and with proper vouch
ers, to W. A. Harris & G. A. Gore,
attorneys for the Administrator, at
their office, St. Helens, Oregon, with
in six months from the date of this
notice.
Dated at St. Helens, Oregon, June
:15th, 1917.
GUY A. BOYD,
Administrator ot the estate of
John W. Boyd, deceased.
W. A. HARRIS & G. A. GORE,
Attorneys for Administrator, St.
Helens, Oregon.
XOTICK OK HEARING OF PKTI.
TION TO FORM DRAIN
AGE DISTRICT.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF COLUMBIA. i
Notice Is hereby given that hear
ing on the following petition will be
held at the Court House In tho City
of St. Helens, County of Columbia,
Stute of Oregon, at 1 o'clock P. M.
on tho 1st day of August, 1917, for
the purpose of determining whether
the prayer of said petition shall be
grunted.
All persons owning or claiming an
interest In lauds described in said
petition are hereby notllled to appear
at said p.lace on suld date and show
cause, if uny there be, why the prayer
In said petition should not bo grant
ed. A. F. BAHNETT,
Clerk of the County Court.
PETITION TO FORM M AGRl DI'.R
DRAINAGE DISTRICT.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF COLUMBIA.
In the Matter of the Organization of
Magruder Drainage District In
Columbia County in the State of
Oregon.
To the Honorable R. F. llatton,
County Judge, and J ml son Weed
and A. E. Harvey, County Com
missioners, setting as the County
Court of the State of Oregon for
the County of Columbia:
We, the undersigned, do hereby
petition your Honorable Body and,
In this behalf, do respectfully repre
sent and show:
; That the following named parties
are shown by the records of Colum
bia County, Oregon, to be either the
owners or contract holders of land
within the district embraced by the
boundary lines hereinafter more par
, ticularly set out, and all are in pos
session of the particular laud here
inafter bet out opposite the name
of each, where a particular descrip
tion is given, to wit:
W. H. Colvln.
Joseph Bngley,
Rose Levings,
Columbia Agricultural Company, u
Corporation,
W. J. Cooley,
George W. Payne,
i George Wright and Jam'1 W
Wright.
D. D. Carrier.
John Kleger, and
Xavier White.
That the said land" so owned, as
hereinafter set out, by the parties
named above, contain approximately
live hundred ninety-seven 64-100
( 597.54J acres; that all of the hinds
hereinafter described and referred to
above constitute a single, contigu.nn
body of swamp, wet, and overflowed
lands, and are all situated in the
County of Columbia, State of Oregon;
and it Is proposed by said owners
and your petitioners to fo.-in u Dnile
age District under the provisions of
and pursuant to the laws of the
State of Oregon relating to Drainage
Districts to reclaim said lands nnd
acreage and to protect same by one
system of drainage from the effects
of water for sanitary and agricultu
ral purposes, und to render the same
conducive to the public health, con
venience, and welfare, and of gen
eral public utility und benefit, and
to prevent overflow from flood wa
ter; "nd to regulate the rise of the
levi 1 .is sub-surface waters there
of; tl- .n map or plat of said lands
has r -on made and same has been
duly ''.-ruted, acknowledged, anil
filed wi:': the County Clerk of Col
umbia .'.unity, Oregon, according to
the lnvs of the State of Oregon,
and tl." same is now named and
culled iii'd known as "Magruder
Drali.rt.ie District."
XII.
I NOTICE OF HIIFItll I 'y M,
IN THE CIRCUIT VWUT M1
poratlon, II. a. Parish ai'id!.0'
lluhcock, Defendants. U " '
nv virion r mi
..... nr.lnr .1..:.". 'U" jUdt
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...in mil WHfi.i l .... I . ill. in n.iu .in- .....
: r . ; .. . t.. .......... ....... .r t in entertain- iin inr; i im i it i'mmi.
hi land to the soutawesi corner ........... - ,.,,, ,.,,-, .,r I rtatv nii ... 111 uf The
..r Tn.t 'nnili..r of s'lld Magru- incut bv the abovo entitled Court or HIAIh Oh OREGON Koit '"
.' 1r.10t. Nul" iLfi.. ... . . ' I.! V., in.... .....I. In consideration of, I1MIIIA COUNTY. M,K 't
1 r ' ?1 , , , Z , m; this Petition and thorl- Portland Trust Comm.,,
lino of said Mag uder Drainage Dis-lng the formation and orga.uato.i of I n corporation. Plaintiff.
... I, ... ,i. ,.it ! said Draliiago District, we, the under-1 terson Lumber C, ":'
of intersection of the Dixon w,,r-1 signed, and each of us, do , reby
rill logging ditches; thence South-' expressly promise and igr.o to pay
... . I... i..rv ...iv mid all expenses Incurred and
ri.y ..1U..H j ............. .. , - . , ,,...! ..., ,,.. Ml
Hue of tho C. N. Colo and. to tun uny uss.-....-..... ...- ., . . r'. uul1 order or ..7
Northerly ,,e of the -county road; he levied , .gainst our respect ve Jiintf
fee: along tue ...unit iur in ... . rilUK, . -
; itvi.ni.Kf.A or sit,.. orKUK..u, ton i-,iiiiwtii'u m.u ouiimi in. lu.i. . m
road: thence Northerly and pirallel
to tho Westerly boundary line of the
C. N. Cole land to a point where the
low or level land mee.s tho hill
land; thence In a Westerly direction
and following tho line where the
level land and the hill land meet
to tho place of beginning; excepting
therefrom, however, the right of way
of the S. P. & S. Railroad Company
which is not described by these
..rn...A.,., on
v -. ...i.l ,.r .... ,11 ........I !..... ) U.
said Northerly line of the county expenses u. ...... .MR...... .... . ... i """ lUthdi,"
.1.H..H..1 iiiniiii in iiri'iiiniii miiti tiiniiiti. 401. uiiiiii n 1 ,1 -
XIII. decree rendered und n . u
That the petitioners herein and the court 011 the 6th day of Juna .J"''
ones wIiobo names are shown herein In favor of Portland Trust ('.Im
to he tho owners of record of Innds of Oregon, a corporation i1iP""
within said district represent more nnd against Pntturson I.uiul,,.. ,1 '
than tlfty per cent of all the acreage puny, a corporation, defendant ,
In said proposed Draliiago District, the sum of $12,000.00 win,
XIV. !t".'reon ut tho ra, 'of
That. In the descriptions of the cent, per annum from the 26th T
v ..I,., ,...,.,il,. ,....1. where the of January, 1917. n.l .),
; 111, F 11 llj ....v.. W ,Ur.
courses and distances but whicn is 1 dividing line l.etweeu too over.u.w w -mi ininrest thm
embriiced bv and Included within tlin i ltiiul und tho high laud Is referred to; ' l tho rate of six per r,., t
above boundary lines; containing ap- i what Is meant Is the line dividing """"m 'J""1 1110 "tli day of
proximately 697.64 acres; the ordinary overflow land from tho 1' 7, and the further sum 0( $10
that all of the land above described : high or upland adjoining the same costs and disbursements, Mi '
and included within tho boundary WHEREFORE, your petitioners; costs of und upon this writ, t
set out and intended to ho Included i pray Hint the lands abovo described, maiidlng 1110 t0 make snln ,f ,k(
in said Drainage District constitute or such of them a may be found by following described property .11.
. ... .. .. ..... 1.. , . .... ...I ... ' 1.1. til In f ill. ..ill. '
a contiguous nouy 01 swr.n.p,
and overflowed lands.
, 1 ....... r IMMhl' vn ,. - ...1 .
.... per.iii, 1 1 y or inn., in....... ......n.i-i - . n intuit on Id,
That the total acreage Included In ! gallon nnd surveys may permit the boundary linn between the j,ni.
said district Is 697.54. and Is all In-! elimination, shall be declared organ-j Dobbin und John Harris' Ismail
eluded within one county, to wit: : Ued and formed Into 11 Drainage His- Lund Claim on the north s( 0( ,.
Columbia County In tho State of Ore- j trlct under the laws of the State of Astorlu tt Columbia (iv,,r t,nr((
gon. 1 Oregon to be known us Magruder forty-llvo feet from the r..nt,.r 0(
IV. ! Drainage District; and your petition- main track of said railroad thmn
wet, the Court to 00 proper.? .... ..iiik., .,. ' 1 luinny, ,
tue proposed ..ri.ii.iiK.' . . i. .---o "...
permanently or until further Investl-I COMMENCING ut
That the names of tho owners of ers will ever pray.
16.26
lands In said District, as shown by
the records of said Columbia Coun
ty, Oregon, and the names of the
holders of contracts to purchase
Innds within said district, and a do
crlptlon ot each separately owned
tract and a description of the
tract on which there Is a
contract holder, and the acreage
owned, as shown by tho record or by
said contract, by each of said parties
is hereinafter set opposite the name
of said owner of contract holder, and
Is as follows:
Owners of Record.
Name. Description. Acr
W. B. Colvln 66
Joseph Bagley, Purt of Tract
Nuirher 29
I".o.; Livings, Tracts Num
nic .' and 6
Columbia Agricultural Co., a
Corporation, Trncts Num
bered 1, 2, 3, 4. 7, 8, 9.
10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15.
16. 17, 18 nnd part
of Tracts Numbered 20,
o 01 01 9,: 07 ,.
29 ..!...'....'..".!..,.
Conflict llol.l.T.
W. J. Cooley, iV.rt of the West
Hulf of Tract Number
28 13.73
George W. Pn Part of the
East Hall f Tract Num
ber 28
George Wright anil
James W. Wrl.lit, Tnict 25..
D. D. Carrior. Part of Tract
Number 11
John Kleger, Part of Tract
Number 26
Xavier White, Tract Number
19
V
ROSE LEVINGS,
J. W. WRIGHT.
GEO. WRIGHT.
COLUMBIA AGRICULTU
RAL COMPANY.
Bv P. J. Brlx. Pres.
JOHN KLEGER.
G. W. PAYNE.
W. J. COOLEY.
W. B. COI.VIN.
D. D. CARRIER.
State of Oregon,
running easterly parallel u-i...
said Astoria and CoIiiiiiMb ti.
Railroad seven hundred (7uO)fM
; I hence northerly to the Cnlunn,,,
River at right angles t tin '
railroad track, thence westerly
said Col 11 111 l.la River seven liundM
(7001 feet more or less, or ton,,
legal boundary line 0f the ,lB
frontage appertaining to the mtt
Dobbins and John Harris' l)oinii,
Land Cluliu. thence southerly t ,b,
place of beginning; ulso ull morlii.!
ery and tools of whatsoever kiJ
County of Multnomah.-- ss
I, Rose Levings, being first sworn, situate and being 011 the shut
on oath, depose and say: that I am scribed laud Including sawmill ttt
I'uge (" ol' "10 petitioners above named; fixtures, also wharf and mill ilirtli
1 4 that I have read the foregoing Petl- NOW, THEREFORE, by vlrtmd
lion anil neiieve tnu allegations mere- sain execution, juugiueut order, dt
11 j,j of to ho true. ! cre.i nnd order of sale ami In con
ROSE LEV1'GS. pllancn with the commnn.U nf uu
Subscribed and sworn to bel .re me writ, 1 will on Monday, the 23rd di;
... ju.jr, 1 vi, 111 ten o rlocK 1 a
at the front door of the County Court
House In St. Helens, Coluinl.ii evil
ly. Oregon, sell at public suction to
the highest bidder for audi In hand
all the right, title und Interest hid
the within named defomluiit I'ltm-
this 29 day of March, 1917.
(Notarial Seal)
G. W. KTAI'LETON.
Notary Public for Oregon.
My commission expires Jan 19,
1921. 27-4
402 95 IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE H" dumber Coinpiiiiy hnit on ih,
STATE OF OREGON,
U.MBIA COUNTY.
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13.85
15.1.1
FOR COL- (,"y or January. 1910, tho dm
of tho mortgage forei'loscd In thu
suit or since that date. In md to tte
In the Matter of the Estate of John 'l"ve described property or my put
Frederick Dangerfleld, Deceased. Ibereof, to satisfy said fiwulloi,
To Samuel Daiigerlleld. Cl.r. II Judgment order and decree, Interett.
Dangerfleld. Frances Ross, Mrs. II. attorney's fees, costs ami iccrulif
M. Byerly and Helen Weaver, do- costs.
vlsees and heirs of John Frederick i
Dangerfleld, deceased, and to all
others unknown, It any such there
be, Interest d In said est:to. i
bla
M.
Baker,
$72.87;
John,
$42.62;
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR THE
COUNTY OF COLUMBIA.
Leonn. Sarah Bacon, Plaintiff, vs
Walter Henry Bacon, Defendant.
To Walter Henry Bucon, GREET
INGS: In the name of the State of Ore
gon, you are hereby required to ap-,
pear nnd answer the complaint filed
against you In the above entitled
suit within and not later thun six
weeks alter the date of the llrst pub-;
licatlon of this summons, and If you
full to so appear and answer, the
plaintiff will take a decree against!
you as prayed for in the complaint
filed herein, to-wit: for an absolute!
divorce forever dissolving the bonds1
of matrimony now and heretofore ex
isting by and between the plaintiff
and defendant herein, and for the
restoration of her former maiden
name, that of Leona Sarah Allen, and
for such other and further relief as
may be equitable and meet In the
premises, and for her costs and dis
bursements herein Incurred.
John,
W.
The complaint herein is based upon
the statutory grounds of desertion,!
and the order for the publication of!
summons was made on or about the1
26th day of Juno, 1917, by tho Hon.j
orublo J. A. Eakln, Judge of tho Cir
cuit Court, of the State of Oregon,:
for Columbia County, nnd in which
order II wus specified that this sum
mons be published for u period of
six consecutive woaks, in the "St.
Helens Mist," a newspaper of general
circulation in Columbia County, Ore-i
gon, first date of publication to be
made on the 29th day of June, 1917,
und tho last publication to be made
on the 10th day of August, 1917.
W. W. DEAN & BRADLEY A. 1
EWERS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Portland, Ore. j
I.
That the name proposed for such
Drainage District is "Magruder
Drainage District."
II.
That the boundary lines of the
ris'rict Is as follows:
'Beginning at the Southwest cor
ner of Tract Number 29 of the Ma
gruder Drainage District in Colum
bia County, Oregon (mcp and plat
of which said district as the Bamo
now exists Is on file and of record
with the County Clerk of that Coun
ty, and reference Is hereby now made
to the same for the purpose of estab
lishing a beginning point and Is
hereby made a part hereof), and run
ning thence Westerly 1070.3 feet
along the section line between Sec
tions 2 and 11 In Township 7 North,
Range 6 West of tho Willamette
Meridian; thence Northerly 307.7
feet along the line of Colvln Logging
Ditch; thence Westerly 1079.9 feet
to a point as shown on said map and
plat above referred to; thence South
erly to thu North lino of tho county
road at a point 60 feet East of the
lino between the East and West half
of Section 11, Township 7 North,
Range 5 West, W. M.; thence West
50 feet to the line between the East
and West half of Section 11, T. 7 N.,
R. 5 W., W. M.; thence Northerly
along the line between the East and
West half of Sections 11 und 2 In
Township 7 North, Range 6 West, W.
M., to the South line of Westport
Slough; thenco In an Easterly direc
tion and following along the Soutli
bank of said Westport Slough to
the point of Intersection of said South
bank of said Slough with the West
bank of Klununcn Cut, as shown by
said in up and plat referred to above;
thence In n general Southerly direc
tion and ulong tho line shown on
said map and plat, referred to above,
to the North line of the right of
way of the Spokane, Portland & So
attlo Railroad Company; thence
Westerly along the North line of said
right of way to a point 500.2 feet
East of the Soutli west corner of
Tract No. 9 of said Magruder Drain-!
ago Dltrlct, as referred to above;
thoiieo South to ft point 600.2 feet
East of the Northwest corner of
Tract No. 21 of said Magruder
Drainage Diutrlct referred to above;
thence in a general southerly direc
tion, and following tho lino between
the level land and tho hill land to
a point on tho lino dividing Tracts
Number 21 and Number 22 of said
Mcgruc'icr Drainage District, abovo
reforred to, 1197.2 foot Southerly
from the Northwest corner of Tract
Number 21 of said Magruder Druln
ago District, referred to above;
thence VVouterly mid following the
12 19 GREETING:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
36,70 OF OREGON, you and each of you
are hereby cited and reiiulrcd h. no-'
i nai eacn oi sain tracts mentioned pear in the County Court of the Stute
above was and is Included within of Oregon, for Columbia County, at
and Is a part of the lands which were the court room thereof, at St. He-
- heretofore platted anil filed with the ens, Columbia County, Oregon, on
County Clerk of Columbia County, Saturday, August 4. 1917, ut 1
Oregon, as the Magruder Drainage o'clock in the afternoon of said day,
, "'strict. then and there to show cause, If any
; VI. , tliero he, why an order should not
That said proposed reclamation l made granting to the r.dmlnlstrn
and protection is for sanitary nnd tor with Will annexed of ..aid estate,
agricultural purposes, and that such permission and directing him to sell
proposed reclamation anil protection ut private sale all the real property
will be conducive to the public of said deceased, the same being In
health and welfare and of public Columbia County, Oregon, ami .In
utility and benefit. scribed us follows:
i VII. ' Beginning at the northwest comer
That all of the In nils Included In'"' ""nation Land Claim of Mal
sald proposed dlstrl t rre properly colm M'Kay, In Section I, In Town
Included therein nnd will be bene- 1,1110 3 North, Range 2 West of Wil-
nciuiiy ( (Tected hy the operations of Meridian, nnd running i
inence south on the western bound
ary line of said Donation Land Claim
- i.u ciiains; tlience south 70 degrees
East und parallel with the northern
boundary of said claim fi.7 chulnsi
to the western boundary line of the
right of way of the Northern Paclllc
uuiiroiiu i ompany's railroad; thence t
north 19 degrees east with the said
western boundary line of said right i
of way 12.87 chains to the center
of the County rond where tho snine'5
crosses the western hi.umlr.rv i.. d
, ,, , !"' "KlU of way; tlience south
district, under the i.ro.Uo ,.: I Kr,!,m w,,;,t. w" "'l"r of
present law of O c. "V ' 'T 'y I"""!1 zu"!l 'hls to thu
! such
the (
i Session
eimucu "An A... ... .......i.... .. i - .
organization of l.ra nage Dlstrle s , T,"r'"M page 253
for the Cons. ruction ! t i S, tWr'1" ' ( lu,"," ''"'"
I maintenance of Drainage Systems u-iV. .. ..
'and for the payment r ' T T ..." U,"".KH ' Honorable R. s. Hat
".I, Jung., or in,, county Court
E. C. STANWOOD.
Sheriff of Columbia County,
Oregon.
Duted this 19 day of June. 1917.
First publication June 22, 117.
Last publication July 20, 1U.
CAREY KERR.
Attorneys,
Yeon llldg., Portland.
PANDORA
CORONADO GRAND
CIGAR
10 Cents
BANKERS' HAVANA
3 for 25c
You'll enjoy these luxury
smokes.
ASK YOUR DEALER
1 thu p; posed district.
J VIII.
j That the benefits of :
i reclamation arid prole
I ceed 1 he damage to be
J the best Interests of .
eluded and of the ow
and of the contract hoi
i as a whole, and of t
, large, will be promoted bv the form
ation and proposed c .'rations of
j such proposed drainage Istrlct.
! IX.
! That Hie formailun
'i 'h proposeil
''in will ex-!
1 i:e nnd that
lands In-
' rs of such
' ra of such, 1
public at'
: TRADE AT HON
'4J13'.. .?ftfSK rH XV-"? ? raxes:
terns und Expenses Incident,.! lh.w- tho Hii i. "."ly '""rt "f 4
to," which was filed in the ( IT ' ,?r ,,,,'J "' ( r"K"- u,r 'oluml.la J
the Secretary of Htal. K 1,1,1 A
2lith. 1915, and of the previous Z I?? ft '' 19U" ''"V ' J-'"e, A. D. :
Our work and service is
as Kocd as you can get in
Portland. Let us call for
your laundry.
St. Helens Steam
Laundry
Geo. Watkins, Prop.
of said state, Is u proper und iidvant-1 (S, ul of C
aireoiiH ?ii,.tl.,,,i ..t ,, . . .. toi.ui oi I o
ng the
of the; 27-5
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ageoug method of ...con.ii.,i,i.. . ... ' county court)
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reclamation and i.rr.t
lands Included therein.'
XI
F. HARNETT,
Clerk.
tVl!"!1" "!?'. .'!:"' 'IR C.T J'OCRT OI,
er.ll llilfirnii.! ..... .. '
, ........,., nuii.oiieni or in e pro
posed plan of reclamation and pro-
1 I I l.i
HTATK OK OltKiinu uvu
""""A V I Jl JIN I V
. .tL.( ourt. " 'I'rmlno that To Leu Korpela l ' ,.,.
. t-vi;i Ilium iimi,
there Is a reasonable probability thai
the objects sought by the formation
KoriM'lit Hki t.i.,iu, i
.Jlf , . IIUIIIUU
l.. i - .
of tbo district may be pUshed! fo are' ?rX Z
To construct a levee ..r,,,i ...., I r , "'mplalnt filed I
,., ......... ." "'..it "h'tumi vou III till III,,. vi. ...........I
1, ... , , " .......i niuiiiiu HIIKI
low lands connecting with i.
?87fi'- .n(8 t.il" o!"v"H' of the
1876 high water of the Columbia
river at said IuikIb and by Installing
a system of drains and automatic tide
gt'.tas, and also a hitih,, ,,..
Ing plant with which to expel the
surplus water from se.ld district dur-
i. tt"! or. wai,!r 10 utHl
UI.ll I........... .1 ' ."
V " ' inereon at tho ratt. of
gates will not operate, the , .m . , .r ''V.. V n,,m .rr'' U' 'Sth
V.?r.rtic.",,"r ,.":r,:n! tl1" 20111 y of
the 8th day of .Ion., mn .....
.T'! f.r th" ,,rHt ""I'liwtlon of
""" h.iovo entit ... uctlon'
" Vou full to so unnear .. ,. , ..'
Str. IRALDA
Hiiles between Ht. Helens "'
ui.iii.,1.1 kii iiin.a one way. 78
rei. Is for the round (rip.
Ticket good until used.
Itont h-Hves St. Helens 7:rr- '
Ketn.nlnu leaves ritlsii.l i'.Wf-
Anlve at St Helen 4 Vi p- "
r. . IIOOCHKIRK
lK to drain all t , 1 f", h ...Trfi ' ""Ul ,ml'1 "ml '"r
district which are li ,l ! t i "Hbnrsemenls herein,
overflow and to prevent Uter ' .'J o ? 'i ' V." " " ' !? . V " '-or-
rj... uio Columbia river from fi,,,., I in.i.r.. ' wakin
n ... ... - . ..wn-
upon, or sweep in or
upon
Ing In
ho same and thus, to render the
lands sullahlo for cultivation a
conducive to public heLlth r.,.,1 ..?,
boneii't0"' ""d Vt ""l,IIC Ut"lly amli
w'iK UI Illft 11 wiVrt ...tll1i..l '
mail,, and entered on the fit., 'of
. A. flOUE,
,, . Attorney for PliilntlfT.
Hrst puhllciiflon Juno s Mil 7
Lust publication July 2(j in
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ll l. l) l v ..... i.. I ! I UU ! MATISM
dullfa"'
liesults guar
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$1.(.0 per outfit. For salo by
A. J. DEMING
Phone CI
Kt. Helens, Orejrou