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I ST. HELENS MIST rnm a Children Cry for Fletcher's rk w The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been In iu for over over 30 years, has borne the signature of ,,r 7 " ond .hflS becn made "ndcr his per- (PMk am"1 8Upervl8i,m in its Infancy. All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good I" are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of lufunta and Children Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castnria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains' neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance Iu age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has been In constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverlshness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS ) Bears the Signature of ounly, Oregon, IIIIH Ullll.(. Ih hereby approved of ".. i v I iL "rt 11,0 l!"unl l'r'"'". $.S0; E. VV. Ketel, t o. or J w m f."mr? "" p"l,-:t0 J:U1' G-35; B- A- UotKr' IJ 1(011(1 Wtiu r....1 l Court for tlio lirnt time. On this .lay the report of tin; Board f ounly Itoiul Viewers on too petl l .iii or '.venllng hii.1 Farrell for a I ubl c (,m,,way was read In open ourt for the first time. On IIiIh .lay It ordered by tlio onrt that the Clerk be unci lie Ih hereby authorized and Instructed to Issue a General Fund Warrant In the mount of $50.00 in ravor of It. F I'lillerlon. the name helm? In full r... open $22.45; C. L. Hal Held, aid to Stan ton, $14.80; M. llorrnian. board of repairs care of Kearney. sealer of W. & M., $24.65; Chas. Ben Hon, aid to Overton, $2.00; It. C. Scott, work for D. A., $47.30; C. F. Dangermark, work for I). A., $47.30; Geo. Grant, uup. It. D. No. 1, $80.50; W. C. Cooper, sup. It. D. No. 2, $3.50; U. W. Clark, uup. ltd. No. 3, $87.60; John Burns, supt. Dist. No. 4. $87.50; F. Anllker, supt. ltd. No. 6, $28.00; T. J. Flippin, sup. ltd. No. 6, $84.00; Hurnham, Supt. ltd. No. 7, $91.00; Edlln Peterson, Hupt. ltd. No. 8, $85.75; T. B. Mills, nil duninges and right of way on the ' 8uut- ld- No- 9- 189-25 nccoinit of the location of the Morse .iH.i over the properly of the said ' It. F. Kullerton. On this day It Ih ordered by the Court that tin, Clerk b and ho is hereby authorized and Instructed to issue a general Fund Warrant In the iimount of $60.00 In favor of W. Komi IHM. No. 1. Hattle II. Lawrence, $304.76; Scappoose Lumber Co., $39.94; Scap pooso Lmbr. Co., $20.58; Wattg & Price, $8.25; I). Smith, $5.00; J. I). Duncan, $40.00. lUiari liHt. No. 2. Curtis Cooper, $80.00; (Just Isaac- N. itoherts. the Hanie belli., in full r,... son, $00.00; Harry Lund. $42.00 nil damages and rlirl.t of wnv on tim J"'1" Stanley, $42.00; Hen Ilazen iitcoiini oi me location or the Morse Itoad over the property of the said W. N. Itoherts. On tills day It is ordered by the Court that the Clerk be and he Is hereby authorized and instructed to issue a General Fund Warrant In tlio lamoiinl of $15.00 In favor of John ('ttrago, $9.60; Jack Cooper, $13.00; Lake for the care of Henry Mollanen Hudson Feenaughty Co., $2.76; Hod laiid that a like warrant In like son Feenaughty Co., $15.29; Hodson amount be Issued on the first dav of feenaughty i o., s.OJ. F. Kllby, $166.25; W. Kellar, $76.00; A. C. Pierce, $105.00; II. D. Itucker. $111.00; A. Anderson, $75.00; E. Alston,. $96.75; Walter Witham, $51.40; I.oy Alston, $46.90; Ira Par cher, $68.26; Frank Gardner, $102.00; D. V. Parcher, $12.40; T. A. Parcher, $107.25; W. L. Marshall, $27.00; John Morton, $66.00; Chas. Alston, $36.00; Lowes Livery liarn, $27.75; H. Kellar, $42.75; J. Hale, $21.00; G. C. Minsker, $60.75; Clif ford Gamble, $9.40; Walter Murk, $36.00; J. P. Combs, $3.00; John Wilson, $4.00; Geo. Anderson, $3.00; W. H. Miller, $60.00; J. M. Fowler. $14.00; M. W. Buzard, $11.25; Sam Ilea, $63.00; H. S. Tlchenor, $63.87; Edgar Wilcox, $45.73; P. H. Veazle, $71.76; O. M. Kelsey, $19.26; E. Itoherts, $31.06; C. L. Potter, $42.50; J. M. Reddick, $2.18; W. G. Howatson, $61.25; Geo. Kcerman, $43.75; A. Novotny, $79.62; F. G. Patterson, $25.35; Win. Rose, $14.25; Geo. Corelli, $12.00; Urb Donahue, $5.25; A. ('. Popejoy, ! $29.10; E. L. Andorson, $81.79; Jack i Fickle. $83.13: W. Keller. $31.06: $18.00; Ole Mlckelson, $84.00; Johnio. E. Mountain, $98.50; R. H. Wlll- Kallberg, $84.00; Fred Hedlund, 1 lams, $10.50; Ira Klbck, $56.44; Ed $42.00; C. E. Spauldlng, $66.00; i Snider, $8.50; John Pelto, $8.60; A. Jack Cooper, $18.00; O. A. Erickson, Jarvi, $5.00; Mettajarvl, $5.00; L. $3.66; S. W. Dahlgren, $5.30; L. E. Oya, $3.75; John Sippo, $2.60; O. Allen, $12.60; J. W. Allen, $10.60; j Nleminen, $6.00; Gus Forsberg, Hodson Feenaughty Co., $5.60; City $5.00; A. Wlrkkala, $5.00; Union Oil In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought ESSE COURT PROCEEDINGS ft. West of the 8. 10. corned of the East Half or the 3. W. Quarter of the S. E. Quarter of Section 20 Tp. On this day Is ordered by the e u 2 V. or the Willamette Mcrl Court that tlio Clerk he and he Is dlan, running 1200 reel In a Soutli lierdiy Instructed and ordered to Is- rly direction to a slake marked II. luo a General Fund Warrant In the Am ,low at this time Mr. W. II. mount or $760 00 In favor of lliirl makes objection to tho grnnt Ori'K.m Agricultural College, this be- K f t, mld petition for the rt'ii liiK the balance dun on account of M, t lilt t the description of the pro lix. npproprlnMon heretofore made on ,,(IKI., rml( B,.t t In tlie Notice rcounl of the County Agricultural r lead Petition does not conform to the description of lite proposed tin this day the clerk presents to ro, llB ollt n the petition, and the Court his statement of Scalp n,0 Court being advised In the mat- Houiilles Issued during the month of ter. It Is ordered that said petition August, as authorized by law being be and the same Is hereby denied, a follows: 0 n,H ,uy claim against the Sept. 1, 1917, Warrant No. 6545 County as heretofore II led with the fur $6.60 In ravor of Hoscoo laiyd. Clerk ot tlio Court was allowed In the 8'it. 4, 1917, Warrant No. 6546 amount as carried out on tho lace for $2.70 In ruvor of II. II. Duncan, or said claim, being as follows: Sept. H, 1917, Warrant No. 6647 No. 6769 to Columbia County Fire for $6.30 In favor or 11. I). Van Patrol Association, $5,000 on ac- lllnrlcom. count ot Fire Patrol. 8"it. 10, 1917, Wnrriuit No. 66S8' In the matter of the Improvement for $ .80 In favor of F. D. Knni- of Hoads .luring the years 1917-18. meyer. ! On this day there Is presented to S"pt. 10, 1917, Warrant No. 66S9 tho County Court u ropy ot the roso- for $1 20 In ravor or Win. Skuzle. lutlons adopted by the Slate Highway Hfpt II. 1917, Warrant No. 6690 Commission tor the improvement ot $3 .00 In favor of Hoy Shalto. roads and highways during the years 11, 1917. Wurrant No. 669 1 i 1 9 1 7-1 9 1 S, and being as follows: $ .80 in favor of II. Saulser. ' W II Kit KAS. The St: te Highway 12, 1917, Warrant Nn. 6692 Commission has ordered and Ik about $4.40 In ravor r J. C. Hudson, to order Improved certafi roads 12 1BI7 Vl'iirrntii N.-.. Kii'i:! throughout the Statu or Oregon m i0 In tavor or Curl V. Swan r S.-pt for Sept. for S.'Iit for $1.70 In favor or Carl V. Swan- accordance with the geiion l p iwer.i on. ivestel In the said Commission by the Sept 14. 1917. Warrant No. 6695 Legislative Assembly of the Strto of for $1.20 In favor of John Farr. .Oregon, and Ript. 15. 1917. Warrant No. 6696 WIIKKKAS said contracts have fr $ .80 In favor of Theodore been let based on and with reference Peterson. to expedition ir. the perfo -nif.tice of Sept. 18. 1917, Warrant No. 6697 said contract and the carry'ng on of for $1.10 In favor of Jos. Koulek. j t lit work as near as may be before S"it. 21, 1917, Warrant No. 669S th:? stress of weather diirlnR the wln for $3.00 in favor of Carl Hammer, j ter of 1917-18 shall set In. rn.l the 8"pt 21, 1917. Warrant No. 6699 co-idltlon of tho times tlirougliout the j for $1.40 In favor of Amos Rob-1 world has made labor scarce and dif erls I llcult to keep r.l work, unless regu- S.j.t. 21, 1917, Warrant No. 070n!lnrly and continuously employed, for $1.20 In favor of Vern Hoi- and brook I WIIKKKAS thla contract c.-.nnot be K'l!. 22. 1917. Warrant No. 70i ' ad.iiately or stircesafully cai rr d out for $1.20 in favor ot Wm. Perry. ! with reiorcnco to th a nt ress or ' wea Hept. 22, 1917. Wnrrant No. "& ther, and Hie condition of I e i- for it 80 In favnr of Wwen Lind- liloymellt ol lanor aim m i... ......., herir , or work given labor, unless th A, i I........ u.i i ilm irueiors under said contrar matter. It la ordered by tho Court i by this that said statement be and the same I each and every month hereafter until ' the further order of tlie Court. j On this day It Is or.leced by tlio ! Court that tho Clerk be and he 1b ; hereby authorized and instructed to Issue a General Fund Warrant In tho I amount of $500.00 and in favor of tlie Columbia County Fair Associa tion, tills amount being one-halt the amount so appropriated for Fair pur poses. : i On this day It Is ordered by the Court that tlie County Wurrant No. 15574, dated May 4th, 1917. and, drawn in favor of Mr. F. E. Malm-, berg In the amount of $100.00 be' and the same Is hereby cancelled. On this day claims against the County, as heretofore filed with tho Clerk of the Court, were r.llowed In the various amounts as carried out on tho face of said claims. General Fund Warrants. C. O. Howe, draftsman for rond inaster, $90.00; Den Paulson, chain man, $3.00; L. H. Colwcll, chalnman, $6.00; J. W. McAllister, chr.inmnn, $6.00; C. E. Farnsworth, assistant engineer, $100.00; E. C. Sesseman, chalnman, $21.00; 11. J. Duncnn, $7.50; C. V. Knstroni, $1.50; Fred Faltlnot, chalnman, $15.00; H. E. Abry, expense ns read master, $27.85; Dan Paulson, chalnman for surveyor, $9.00; L. J. Van Orshoven, supplies, $10.i;0; L. J. Van Orshoven, county surveyor, $.15.00; Fritz Faltlnot, auto to assistant engineer, $14.40; C. V. Knstrom. auto to r.miistaut engineer, $12.90; H. J. Duncvn, auto to assist ant engineer, $20.10; (1. K. Farns worth, office rent, $4.00; Dally Rec ord Abstract, printing bids, $2.70; James Kennedy, damages, $150.00; J. 11. Duncan, road viewer, $8.10; Mode Griffiths, ro:-d viewer, $8.00; Gertrude Phillips, clerk for sheriff, $66. 00; Win. Phillips, clerk for sher iff, $11.00; Chas. llrown, expense as deputy sheriff, $17.75: Chas. Itrown, post." go nnd express, $15.00; E. C. Stanwood, postage, $21.32; Lowes Livery llarn, work for nhorilT, $13.00; James Jesse, work (or sheriff, $2.00; K. C. Stanwood, expense ps sheriff, $1.62; W. E. Clark, work Tor sheriff, $3.00; K. L. Payne, work for sheriff, $20 70; K. C. Stanwood, expense as sheriff. $53.55; Herbert Clifford, boat hire for sheriff, $3.50; H. J. Southard, auto biro for sheriff, $6.50; l M. Lindsay, work tor snerui Co., $10.60; Hodson Feenaughty Co., $16.60; Hodson Feenaughty Co., $3.90; C. L. Potter, $1.00; F. L. Carter, $7.50; Clyde Johnson, $23.00; Oregon Lumber Co., $5.38; Puzey & Flynn, $12.75; Hodson Fee naughty Co., $29.60; L. E. Allen, $4.00; O. H. Holmes, $3.00; O. H. FIRE! FIRE! FIRE ! FIRE! See E. E. Quick, St. Helena, and Insure your property In the Oregon Fire Keller Association of MrMlnn ville, Oregon. .Don't put it off. Mcli6tf W. L. WARREN, Agent. Itoad Hist. No. 4. M. Karr, $12.00; T. S. Morrell $33.00; M. Hralnerd, $56.25; G. Sel del, $34.12; E. Olson, $69.76; Ches ter McConnoll, $23.62; O. Parmer, Holmes, $3.00; $60.00; Wm. Ronzelman, $33.35; O. j Jaeobnen Reld J. Malcolm, $60.00; H. L. McCray, Carlcton Lewis, $13.50; F. Daniels, $24.00; V. K. ' Lewis, $27.00 Mohler, $3.75; G. J. Jaspers, 24.oo; Georgo Mills, $6.00; C. II. English, $12.65; Hodson Feenaughty Co., $70.81; Wm. Clark, $1.25; California Trojan Powder 'o., $29.40; John Burns, $1.14; Wm. Iiurns, $20.25. Itoa.l I list. No. 5. G. W. Smith, $36.00; J. S. Hol brook, $22.60; Julien WaBser, $21.00; J. E. Truman, $24.00; J. E. Truman, $8.75; J. W. Raines $21.00; W. Fraser, $24.50; J. C. Smith, $21.00; O. J. Link, $15.00; G. R. An llker, $12.00; N. P. Simon, $12.00; It. Anllker, $21.00; C. A. Russell, $12.00; Calvin Ranee, $13.50; N. J. Parker, $12.00; H. N. Welter, fer Co., $1.00; Jas. H. Sheldon, $37.50; E. H. Volght, $10.75; Hod- $219.47; Carleton Lewis, $167.45; son Feenaughty Co., $24.73; Fritz F. A. Burnham, $2.76; A. L. Clark, Anllker, $15.00. $3388.00; A. L. Clark, $585.68. Road Dist. No. 7. Kiecial Itoad 5. Clr.tkanie State Bank, $65.64. i J. E. Truman, $100.50; Julien Itoad Dist. No. H Wasser, $48.00; J. W. Ranes, $54.00; Edwin Smith. $127.60; Cecil Burt, J. c. Smith, $55.50; N. P. Simon Board of County Road Viewers Is favorable to the establishment of a gateway from the said farm of Ever- ding and Farrell to the nearest steam boat landing, the center line of which gateway is particularly described as commencing at a point on the line between Columbia County, Oregon, and Multnomah County, Oregon, which Is east 1260.6 feet from the quarter corner between sections 20 and 29, In Township 3 North, Range 1 West of Willamette Meridian, and running thence N. 8 degrees 58 min utes W. 451.7 feet to a point; thence N. 18 degrees 4 6 minutes W. 631.6 feet to a point; thence N. 26 degrees 08 minutes W. 913.9 feet to a point; thence N. 32 degrees 02 minutes W. 893.3 feet to a point; thence N. 89 degrees 26 minutes W. 570.1 feet to a point; thenco N. 29 degrees 52 min utes W. 625.4 feet to a point; thence N. 26 degrees 24 minutes W. 1464.0 feet to a point, to which point said gtaeway is reported by said viewers to be 30 feet in width 15 feet on each side of said described line; thence running north 0 degrees 56 minutes E. 600 feet to Oak Island steamboat landing on Willamette Slough, over which last coursa said G. W. Girt, $1.00; i gateway Is reported by said viewers Lhr. Co., $55.10; to bo 25 feet in width for a distance of 550 feet, and 50 feet in width for the final distance: And it further appearing to tho Court from tho said report of said viewers that the damages assessed as being sustained on account of the es tablishment of such gateway through the lands of Mr.mle A. Stoelman and Pauline Saxton is the sum of $79.20 and through the lands of the said B. R. Richter is the sum of $28.20 $34.85; Carleton Hodson Feenaughty Co., $20.49; Mescher Clemens, $5.00; . Schofner Iron Works, $10.00; Hod son Feenaughty Co., $83.59; Carle ton Lewis, $20.45; Hodson Fee naughty Co., $93.69; Frank Wilkins, i $3.40; American Export Lbr. Co., $6.00; Chas. Clark, $5.00; Hodson Feenaughty Co., $38.55; Hodson Fee naughty Co., $132.58; S. P. & S. R. Co., $112.20; L. E Fred Trow, $33.52; Lbr. Co., $372.78; J. W. Akin, $17.60; Hodson Feenaughty Co., $35.25: U. W. Clark. $1.02: R. Con stants, $2.55; Andrew King, $1.00; Star Transfer Co $40.50: Charles Halum. $51.75; W. H. Ruddiman. $27.00; W. H. Ruddl-, man, $32.25; A. It. Holmes, $60.00; J. W. Haldridgo, $47.25; B. S. Lind say, $34.50; John Ilachmann, $5.25; John Ilachmann, $15.00; Clyde Hen derson, $6.00; E. L. Smith, $21.00; Wm. Markham, $18.00; Peter Ruddi man, $33.00; Earl Ruddiman, $51.75:11. Ruddiman, $50.25; Elmer Llndberg. $49.50; F. Tracy, $33.00; Dan Hedlund, $40.82; Paul Hedlund, $19.25; E. T. Wallace. $6.00; Ira Aldridge, $24.00; David McMullen, $9.00; Walter Rumbough, $1.05; M. Lanunle, $61.50. Itoad Dist. No. 1). I A. P. Wilyling, $75.70; A. G. Bla iker, $67.81; Edwin North, $69.12; R. Christensen, $18.00; Lester Shee lev, $44.25; Ben Smith, $42.00; iThos. Anderson, $45.00; Chas. Smith, $37.60; W. D. Baker, $105.00; W. D. Baker, $15.00; G. R. Mills, $72.00; M. J. John, $69.00; John Smith, $90.75; H. A. Wilson, I $108.00; Georgo Trageser, $93.00; E. Wildman, $43.50; Curtis John, ! $55.80; P. Bergerson, $88.50; V. Bergerson, $46.50; E. Bergerson, Columbia Herald, printing for $46.50; Jack Hay, $8.62; Albert Par- i ) nn sheriff. $3.75; Bessie Hattan, stenog- Ker, zi.uu; i nos m.um. .uv, r .her for clerk. $67.35; A. F. Bar-: Andrew Parker, $35.25: L. C Boeck. inc't postage T a d express, $25.00; 1 $30.00; E. E. Malmsten. $28.50; MbV "' S&n? derkP for aLessor. (Theo. Erickson, $12 75; Albert Wood. $ 6 00- C. W Blskesley. postage, $29.25; Willie Erickson, $6.37 : F $10 00 Columbia Herald, printing E. Malmsten, $17.62; O. W. Nicker fnr treasurer. $1.10; St. Helens Mist, - son. $18.50; Eric Ericsson. $22.50; printing for treasurer. $0.85; Clats- Fritz Kamna.. j?'" 2 7 75 W N ptlB I Constant.,,: work iR. USpeneer. $20 25; V . Christen- J23.25: W. Van Blari- Allen, $6.00; and that the costs, of tho surveyor, Mauris Bros. Board of Viewers and axmr.n are $24.00; that the County Surveyor, as a member of said Board of Viewers, has prepared and filed herewith a suitable map showing the location $3.50; Star Trans- and alignment of said proposed gate- ' way and that all matters and things pertaining thereto have been done and performed in strict conformity to the provisions of law in such cases made and provided; and that such gateway as petitioned for nnd report ed by said Board of County Road Viewers should be allowed: It is therefore considered, ordered and adjudged that the report of the said Board of County Road Viewers be, nnd the same hereby is, adopted and confirmed, and that Everding and Farrell and J. D. Snider, the peti tioners herein, shall within twenty days from this date pay said dam ages aggregating the sum of $107.40 into Court for the benefit of the es tate of Cuthbert Stump, deceased, and to B. R. Richter, or pay the same direct to tho legal representatives of said estate and to said Richter and filo their receipts herein, nnd also pay to the Clerk of this Court the further sum of $24.00 the costs of Commission for locating said gate way, and thereupon said gateway shall be, and hereby Is established, and to forever remain a perpetual , way; and upon said payments being made the Clerk is hereby Instructed to then record such proceedings in suitable books kept for that purpose and in the manner provided by law. I On this day this matter coming on to be heard upon the second reading of the report of the Board of Road j Viewers, which said report was pub ! llcly read on two different days of this term of the Court, and the Court being satisfied that said road will be ' of public use and benefit, and no re : monstrance having been filed against $44.25; R. Anllker, $87.00; E. F. i Koble, $66.00; W. Fraser. $63.00; O. J. Link, $60.00; J. S. Holbrook, $51.00; C. A. Russell, $59.25; Geo. Makinster, $30.00; Calvin Ranes, $30.00; D. C. Smith, $64.60; 'F. B. Holbrook, $33.00; Jack Alexander, $63.00; G. W. Smith, $81.00; J. P. Archibald, $39.00; Fritz Spalth, $27.00; Louie Beckner, $12.00; E. H. Volght, $8.00; F. Anliker, $57.7.5; R. Anliker, $79.00. KiteriaJ Itoad 8. Dan Hedlund, $9.00; Dave Hed lund, $12.00; John Hedlund, $24.00; Will Carl, $30.00; T. P. Johnston, $30.00; Dan Dcpue, $15.00; A. Blr kenfeld, $30.00; Harry Cox, $9.00; Warren Frscman, $30.00; Waldo Ho berg, $22.50; A. R. Melis, $57.00; Harry Cox, $33.00; N. A. Calmberg, $42.00; E. E. Hoberg, $45.00; T. P. Johnnon, $30.00; C. M. Hoberg, $22.05; T. P. Johnson, $15.00; Wm. Carl, $33.00; J. E. Lonnquist, $15.00; T. P. & J. F. Johnson, $33.99; Forrest Hill, $297.46; Nels Peterson, $24.00; Clyde Johnson, $15.00; A. Birkenfeld, $7.65; J. O. Libel, $19.56. Hecial Itoad I). C. C. Keasey, $68.19; F. C. Mc Grav, $78.46; F. C. McGraw, $145.22; C. U. Enstrom, $420.38; Clarence Reed, $130.90; G. B. Smith, $25.00; Is hereby approved and acceptid On this day thero Is presented to the Court a petition of nine lie.! holders and legal voters residing In Head District No. 6 iu Columhlu County, Oregon, praying the Court to fix a date for a District Road met. dig in said Itoad District No. 6, for lh purpose of levying a special road lx In said Road District, and the Court being advised in tho matter, It con so let coininlsalon are given the right to legally employ labor for more than eight hours per day and forty eight hours In the week, NOW THEREFORE undc nnilliy virtue of section 5 or Article 2 of Chapter 237 Lnws of the Stale of Oregon, for the yer.r 1917. empower ing this Commission to carry out the provisions of said act and to make rules ifnd regulations ns it may deem u,,,i tn determine nnd adopt Illcy Willi reiei "'- i niauer, ii nun..,,.. ...... i. .., il, lo Ih ordered that Saturday. Nov. 10th, : construction or ''' " 1917, ho and tho snmo Is hereby set s tho dato for, such road meeting nd that notices of such meeting be posted and published, ns by law pra vlded. On this day there Is presentod to Hie Court a petition of twelve free holders nnd legal voters, rosldlng In Itoad District No. 14 In Columbia County, Oregon, praying tho Court t a (lute for a District Rial moot ing in said Itoad District No. 14, for tlio iiurnoBO of lowing n special road In said road district, nnd I be iurt honlg ndvlsod In the mutter, It Is ordered thnt Saturday, Nov. 10th, 1917, be nnd the samo Is hereby "'t as tho dato for such ro:ul mooting nnd thut notices of bucIi mooting bo linstod and published, as by law pro vided. On this dny It Is ordored by the f'onrt that the County aid heretofore nllowod in favor of M. H. Amanda llelmor iu the amount of $8.00 per month be Increased to tha amount f t $9.00 per month and -t hat n Coun ty Worrunt In tho amount of $9.00 be drawn on tlio first of each nnd "very month horeuftor until the fur Hier order of the Court. On llila 3r.l rlnv n f Ontohnr. 1917, finh.. H I K. K niktltlfill tit . OT '"Minn (III lUr UUilllllfl lliw w - i A,.,l M am r ni... i frnnlmldnrS I Aim '"siding in tho road district or din- s dew i an emergency to exist, with reroronco 10 Z Employment of labor in tho con struction of Highways and thnt inch emergency, neceoslty and public pol l"y Slutely requires the employ ment of such labor on such contract, fur more than eight hours per day "-'irrot'd -V r,..lutoln tills Commission .ii,Hiii and empower ..." V. ,.,,.Hrs on all contracts now in. wv... .....u.w tlia venrs let or tO HO lei u.n.iih ' , - 1917-18. and until tho further order of this Commission, to employ labor I nv eontreet lot during said period and n.ii tbo further order , i Commission, and said em ployees to work upon said contract. at said road construction for more ",;.. 1, mi rfl on any gWon day inuii ik". i,r uer ami ioru-i"h"v THAT ... i....i..- ti R. St. lie ens steam sen. -o.uu iUl jl.ui.ui, T.. : Smith l.aunury. "" V'"." .," ' . t.i nn. a v M.im.ion s nn- dt I ..aim I i ft It r A I'flWPr I (I.. , fUlll. CI.VV, k. . 4.... fr Mtirt house. $8.30: A. S. i C. Cooley, $3.00 $100; IL'litu Harrison & Co.. supplies lor vuu.i house. $4.40; Grover Graham, wlt- - t mi nn. l 11 11088, Blaio VB. vruiii-i, Alvord, stenographer lor msir.ui torney, $30. uu; loiuniom i.v.n.u, printing for county court, i.ou, v ..i...,., nit ns Invenile court. $5.60; St. Helens Mist, printing notice ncjQ Judge Hattan, $5.0;0 St. nolens raisi. nrinting court proceedings, oi.ov, Columbia Herald, printing for county court, $1.60; Columbia Herald, print ing for county couri, t., Weed, county commissioner, $80. uu, A E Hnrvev, county commissioner, tki 70: Rainier Review, publishing court proceedings, $75.45; J. B. Doan Justice of the peace oxaie Nortwick, $6.15; A. L. Williams, sheriff State vs. Nortwick, $1.50; J. 11 Doan. Justice of the peace tSate vs. kt' ,..i..k 125.00: H. P. Watkins, Justlco of tho pe-.ce State vs. Knight, $5 15- H. V. Watkins, justice of the peace'state vs. Anderson, M-30; N. W. E. Lavender. $65.68. the granting of said petition and al Siiecial Koad 10. j lowing said road to be established, E. Ellis, $66.00; W. L. Fry, ; and the report of the viewers oeing $33.00; M. F. Truex, $66.00; Isom favorable to the granting of the said Channell, $54.00; W. Bolton, $54.00; petition and the establishment of tho A Urbon, $9.00; Chas. Lutes, ! said road. It Is ordered by the Court $24.00; C. Maesfrance, $60.00; W. that the report of the said viewers, II. Pointer, $66.00; L. Everat, profile, survey and plat of said road $78.00; S. E. Atchison, $60.00; J. ! be recorded In suitable books kept M Pointer, $77.00; Albert Lane, for that purpose and that henceforth $66.00; S. P. & S. Ry. Co., $9.00; the said road shall be a public hlgh S. j. Harder, $3.60; Portland & S. way. W. R. R., $15.18. I It is further ordered by the Court On this 6th day of October. 1917, that the Supervisor in whose district this matter coming on for considera-; the said road is located shall open tion before the County Court of the ' the same for public travel. State of Oregon, for Columbia Coun-1 On this day the County Court ty, upon the second reading of the ; adopts the following resolution for report of the Board of County Road the establishment of a County Road, ci.ooinv 1 nn- H vioviora anid hoard having been Here- , being ss ionows : J36 00: Leo Rocrers. tofore duly appointed by the court , Be it nesoivea, uiai me nuuuiu.i no nn. n i Prnm S8 00: Tlios. as a Commission ior me purpose oi Pettljohn, $18.00; B. F. Lano, viewing out and locating either a; $12 60- Millie Trumhnll, $4S. 10; : suitable public road not exceeding Howard Cooper Cor., $124.68; Carle- sixty feet In width or a gateway not ton Lewis, $47.50; Thos. $15.00. H. Parker, $4.50; C. Bergerson, $30.00; R. L. w line man, $30.00; Joseph Hcrshey, $9.37; Emil Messing. $24.00; E. W. Shee lev, $21.75; Elmer Lavender, $48.00; Louis Siegert, $48.00; E. Schultz, $24.00; H. A. Wilson. $30.00; J. D. Hess. $24.00; Floyd Leslie, $45.00; Hess, $6.00; C. W. Thrapp, $42.00; J. I Christensen, County Court of Columbia County, Oregon, hereby declares Its Intention to establish a County Road described as follows, to-wit: McDnnlel, less than ten nor more than thirty Beginning at a point on the L. R. iroot in aHdth from the farm of the i Frlnk Road at its intersection with C. J. General Road Fund. Sandstrom. $117.00; 'notlHoner Everding and Farrell. de-' Scappoose Creek, at Bridge No. 5, Fred 'scribed as Lot 11 in Section 20, nnd said point being soutn bi aegrees anu o Ynraliee. auto to coroner, $12.00; T S White, coroner Exam. Couples tkn'n- I. tl. Ross. Ex. Bennett la- l.'.i.v 10 00: A. J. Peel, Bennett , .... tr. nn- niM.uii;, ... . , ,,, Kx. I E Montgomery, insaniiy, r; .V ,7" 77, nn. n.,i Pn..Unn tsn SK: Hainan van ik siu.w, . - St. He ens Paul Paulson, 3&.zo; w. oieveim, 67 minutes East, 1316.2 feet from the Northwest Corner of Sec. 21, T. 4 N., R. 2 W., thence Northerly to a cross ing of the P. & S. W. R. R., thence In a westerly direction, paralleling said railroad as near as practicable to an intersection with the Sellard Road near Ruley Station. And It is ordered by the Court that or unys week. PKOV1DK" nnwF.VER -. . i.inre man eiK" orty-oignt iu - -- 0 the no paei . ;. ti, time so Grant. $114.00; J. Helmuller $84.00; Lots 1, 3, 4, 6. o ana i, in oecuou G W Rhodes, $90.00; H. Long, ' 21, all In Township 3 North, Range $72 00- Bert Adams, $66.00; L. j 1 West of tho Willamette Meridian, Brown' $5 00; O. D. Garrison. In Columbia County, Oregon; and tax $36 00'- Orvllle Harrison, $44.00; F. I Lot No. 1 in Section 28, in said Novak $45 00; Dan Gust, $40.60; Ed (Township and Range, In Multnomah Helmuller, $45.00; H. Newmnn, j County, Oregon, to the nearest point $49 00- R. A. McKay, $39.00: Joe practicable at a steamboat landing ns,. m.,.i, tq. nn. rt nnA tr. ounoaa tVia dnnincrOR to bo bus- r Garrison', $22.00; H. 'n." Hooper'. 1 talned thereby, which said report was notices of this proceeding be Posted in $59.50; A. Popoloy. $19.12; Wm. publicly read on two ainereni ana F.iwl iltoss Ex Tol- Corwln. $81.00; S. Lnmpa, $30 00; i successive days or tne preseni lerm And it appearing to the Court that tho estate of Cuthbert Stump, do ceased, Mamie A. Steelman and Paul ino Saxton, as his heirs at law, ana B. R. Richter are the owners of all $37.50; Chas. Wer- V llisill.iij. T,.lvn i.. sanity. $5.00; . . . n,..i.. 1 n OA Constanii io.y. - J"" .onn. u Worl SIR. 00: M. W " ... , i tinnn I1181UUIU OUtlllM U, f fv.vv . Mark Reynolds, f..n.i t?.no.OO: J. W. ..,....'.1 o.i.wirliitnii.lent. $12.20; Southard, auto to supt.', $7.00; Doris Wood, stonogrnphor for super nten deiit, $60.00; E. A. Ross, burial of Overton. $50.00; T. K. G rewel dig- tor unsnowu, viu.w. accordance with the provisions of the law relating thereto. On this day the County Court adopts the following resolution for the establishment of a County Road, being as follows: Be It Resolved. That tho Honor able County Court of Columbia Couu- roim, !" ,..,. n itlt.ito I Stafford. .lent. m.iOi J- i ir ... cnn. n v Alien, ba. v.u.vv. ... - . , i iinnl, wliloli eali iv Drernn. herebv declares Its lnten- H. J. ! Swygert, $3.uu: Hert jonnson, ii "v " " "a i. i . toKHDv, . m.mtv Pnnrl He. Clovls Clark. $49.50; J. r. Mcin-; proposea gateway win iuu, muv .uuu - tyre $1 60- W E. Eversaul, $21.00; ! said parties and eacn ana an or mem E Bncklund, $6.00; C. T. Fisher, have been duly served with notice of $6 00- Q Norbock. $12.00: V. Carl- the time and place of the meeting . . ...... ... I . I 1 Tl .1 . rA.intv VIaiuq.. t a. S12 00: J. Matson. ib.uu: vv. oi sum nomu ui ...uu...j son, R. S. A. $4.00; Plumbee. $22.00; Orion J. II. I'rio, $12.75; rt. K. Smith, $16.50; W. Lamstron, lo.5u; Mode Griffiths. $6.00; J. W. McCal llster, $3.00; Earl Barber, $2.62; W. P. MeClav. $23.65: J. H. McVey, Clark, view out said gateway, more than ton davs Drlor to Buch meeting, to wit, on the 14th day of September, 1917; and that said viewers met, as ordered by this Court on September 27th. 1917. and proceeded to view scribed as follows, to-wit: Beginning at a point on the M. McDermott Road, at its intersection with the Clark Wilson Logging Road, said point being North 462.1 feet from the North Quarter Corner of Section 27, T. 6 N., R. 2 W.; thence in a Southwesterly direction, along said Logging Road, grade through Sections 27 and 34; thence in a day trletB of thn said proposed road, Praying for the oBtnbllshmont of a t1......... ........ j ii.,l n a fnllnWH! i.. r rlmihln Day ?..,! nver eight hours per I'liil'i.'J-" . , week. forty-oigni , ,,, con. the l oun ''' " Itai ho matter ana ' """'";-, nmnrcenCV liu.'n that such nn Relative to the construe, - . - and hlKbwnys. tne m a ,u.60; 1110 fVl w .ipiiii.. Ilm, I onrn of Ball. $30.00; H. M. Whi'.rton, svlpplles to Glad. S T.75; , $7 50; S B lloskin, aid to i.iao, Albert Held, care of Felbors, $45.00; Vincent, supplies iu i eui,t, v, j. Pool, aid to Pease and .Hoy.;.' wcviny .. 1, K"nn""P: ';d''-,0Cate across the lands of said Northeasterly direction through See- !.! n1l in t'UHSI'. i,.Jl. CtU.V". . ' ' t t . - - , . .. rir 1 nn nn IntnnaAAtlnn j , uo'i ; . n n a . Dnir linmirnrHnor Rlnir. ?16.00; v. l.. . it. i c.ni r nam xi nn: nut. e i .uu . i. MiMiuf'tii HT. i h,.r nev 13 90- L O Ross W. II Colo, $45.75; Ed Howell, Rainier Plmrmncy $J.90 L. l.. uos . Flanlgan. $66.65; N. n il to roor, i, uiu. n n..ninn tin Co.. aid to Sohoski. -iu.uu, ' tVnK. i W nice ' nf netltlon being found to be true: Harrison & Co.. nuyo suncon. v . . . appearlng to t, A.S.lIarrlson&Co .ald iSBl:a. Kollar. $75.00: Court that the said report of said PWaPliarmacy. aid to Poor, $18.40; ; Stenrt, $3.00; a 1 Demlng aid to Toor, $33.60; $18.00: F. O. Hovs Grls Aid Society, care, $21,60; , Girt. $7.50 ; J parties a gateway to the nearest ' steamboat landing known as Oak Is land Landing;" nnd there being no 1 objections made or filed la the es tablishment of tho way as petitioned $48.00; j for herein and all of the allegations Fred Trow, nld to Poor, i Erickson, $36.00; S. Hons 35 and 26 to an intersection with the Western Terminus or tne s. L. Butler Road No. 2 at the Hender son Place. Said road to be known as the Clark-Wilson Road. And It is ordored by the Court that notices of this proceeding be posted in accordance with the provision, ot tho law relating thereto. 4 "I "inn. itouu uuHiTriumi ..n .. . sinni.,0. .t . utnun marked A 130 fur as tllO 8tt .... ,1,1 Q Mv V. I.V....W
