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ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1919
COURT PROCEEDINGS
(Continued from page twe)
Ramsey, cat to sheriff, $1.10; Chaa.
T. Brown, work for sheriff, $14.61;
E. R. Bird, board. $2.60: 3. L. But
ler, work for sheriff. $13.89; T. M.
Hurlburt, steriff expenses, $2. SO;
Deer Island Garage, sheriffs car,
$1.29; Lowes Livery Born, sheriffs
ear. $1.95: Anna Quick, stenographer
vto Clerk. $76.00: Glass & Prud-
homme, supplies to Clerk, $5.87; H.
O. Smith, work for Clerk, $15.00;
J. W. Hunt, stamps, etc., $10.00;
Bushong & Co., supplies, $8.52;
Beulah Smith, clerk to assessor.
17 6 00: Pauline Paulsen, clerk to
assessor. $6.00; Helwlg & Conrad,
supplies to assessor, $2.10; Gertrude
Philips, work for treasurer, $1.50;
Bessie Hattan, stamps, etc.. $1.60;
.Paciflo Telephone & Telegraph Co.,
phones to officers, $33.82; St. Hel
ens Mist, supplies, $76.40;' A. J.
Deming, supplies to officers, $9.92;
Plaia Pharmacy, supplies, $6.55;
KUham Stationery & Printing Co.,
supplies. $25.85; St. Helens Mist.
supplies. $75.76; M. Fresh, work on
court house railing, $12.00; St. Hel
ens Water Commission, sprinkling,
$4.00; R. Constantly work on court
house, $24.65; J. E. Dunwoody,
work on court house, $6.75; Andrew
King, work on court house, $95.79;
E. W. Ketel, work on court house,
$17.60; Marshall Wells & Co.. sup
plies for court bouse railing,
$161.46; Marshall Wells Co., sup
plies, $2.17; St. Helens Storm Laun
dry, court house, $1.25; Frank Wil
kins, supplies, $28.73; St. Helens
Light & Power Co., June light,
$5.30; Helen Larson, stenosrapher
to district attorney, $60.20; A. H.
George, work in circuit court room,
$6.00; E. A. Rotger, meals, $5.20;
Judson Woed, county commissioner,
$122.40; A. E. Harvey, county com
missioner, $141.00; Martin White,
expenses county judgo, $49.40;
Rainier Review, publishing for coun
ty, $35.75; CUtskanie Chief, $9.20;
T. S. White, auto hire county judge,
$7.60; H. J. Southard, auto hire,
$10.60; Clatskanio Telephone Co.,
phone service, $5.70; Clatskanie
Telephone Co., phone service, $5.60;
D. E. Hillsbery, auto hire, $3.00;
M. F. Hazen, justice court, $.75; M.
F. Hazen, justice court, $2.70; M. F.
Hazen, justice court, $2.95; M. F.
Hazen, justice court, $3.05; M. F.
Hazen, justice oour', $2.80; J. B.
Doan, justice court, $25.00; T. S.
White, coroner, $21.60; Gertrude
Philips, steographer for coroner,
$6.00; S. C. Morton, jury, $1.00; S.
Deavers, jury, $1.00; Fred Hiatt,
jury, $1.00; Thoc. Walkor, jury,
$1.00; John Dethman, jury, $1.00;
John McKie, $1.00; Frank Beller,
witness, $1.60; Geo. KiUits, witness,
$7.10; Ed Ford, witness. $7.10; Cal
lahan, witness, $7.10; Herbert
Thompson, witness, $7.10; Altgll
bers, witness, $7.10; Mike Gillette,
witness, $7.10; T. E. Grewell, dig
ging grave, $5.00; T. S. White, coun
ty coroner, $35.00; T. S. White,
county coroner, $5.00; T. S. White,
. county coroner, $10.00; A. J Peel,
examination insane, $5.00; Madeline
Allen, stenographer for school su
perintendent, $54.00; J. W. Allen,
expenses, $10.26; A. L. Morris, fruit
Inspector, $20.22; Fred Watklns.
truant officer, $27.70; Slater of
Mercy, care of J. Simon, $30.00;
Larson & o., aid, $2.15; A. E. Rot
per, room and meals, $1.76: C. E.
Wade, medical examination. $5.00;
C. H. BriggB & Co., aid, $20.00; E.
A. Rotger, aid, $1.50; Orcadia Hotel,
meals, $19.20; Oregon Agriculturat
College, county agent work, $800.00;
F. D. Anstrim, sealer of weights and
measures, $27.09; Lee Gore, witness
grand jury, $3.80; Joe Brough, wit
ness, $7.60; C. J. Mason, witness,
$8.80; Mrs. Zimmerman, witness,
$8.80; Paul Ranch witness, 97.00;
Fred Relmer, witness, $7.00; Gustaf
Pearson, witness, $7.60; Wm. Link,
witness, $8.80; Charles Lyons, wit
ness, $8.80; Rosa Hudspeth, witness,
$19.40; K. Zimmerman, witness,
$12.80; L. H. Holman. witness,
$8.00; C. E. Rumelin, witness, $8.00;
R. V. Bell, witness, $8.00; F. M.
Miles, witness, $8.00; Ed Lambert,
Sr., $2.80; J. McCoy, witness, $2.60;
Otis Bean, witness, $10.40; Axel
tricKson, witness, $14.00; Percy
narnsoa, witness, It.UU; Mrs. A. M.
uiaric, juvenile, $11.00; B. 8. Burn-
nara, juror circuit court, $34.20; A
L. Larson. Juror, $4.00; H. J. South'
am, juror, $30.00; D. R. Fowler,
juror, ou; etnas wellborn, Juror,
$4.20; B. C. Quam, juror, $33.00;
. l.. uopeiand, Juror, $30.00; Ira
jviock, juror, 138.40; VUlen Crlpe,
l'ir.0 18-20; R. S. Payne, juror,
vau.au, d. m. nice, juror, 134.20
Steve Lampa, Juror, $32.00; Rudolph
Karth. $31.00: John W. VanMnft.
Juror, $30.40; John Josephson. Juror
August uenson. Juror, $34;
Jacob George, special venire, $9.00;
E. A. Ross, special venire, $2.00;
Thomas Isblster, special venire, $2;
L. R. Rutherford, special venire,
$2.00; C. H. Thompson, special ven
ire, $2.00 Bert Hoffman, special
venire, $2.00; E. A. Crouse, special
venire, $2.00; Roy Stewart, special
venire, $3.00; L. D. Weeks, special
venire. $3.00; Franklin & Co.. high
way, $34.20.
Road Dbtrlct No. 1
Fred Grant, $120.00; J. Klum.
$48.00; George Rhodes, $104.00; Ed
Heimuller, $112.00; M. Hahn, $96;
C. J. Sandstrom. $76.00: Hnrmnn
Miller, $16.00; Geo. Shatton, $56.00
O. D. Garrison, $80.00; J. W. Hei-
muner, soz.uu; otto Miller, $24.00
George Grant, $56.00; California
Trojan Powder Co., $92.47; Harry
Lyons, $3.00; J. H. Sheldon, $13.50;
Watts ft Price, supplies, $2.41; C. J.
Sandstrom, $6.65.
Road District No. 2.
California Trojan Powder Co.,
$92.47; O. A. Erlckson, $1.82;
Newall Ward, $2.00; Sherman Bros.
Lumber Co., $21.92; T. E. Grewell,
$52.60; R. Wilson, $42.25; Connie
Nordln, $38.60; E. A. Skarberg,
$70.00; Carl Nordin, $21.00; M. O
Morris, $7.00; John Josephson,
$3.60.
Road District No. 8.
Hodson Feenaughty Co., $3.79;
Sherman Brothers Lumber Co.,
$77.92; R. Constanttn, $4.90; Stand
ard Oil Co., $33.67; Independent
Auto Co., $2.00; St. Helens Lumber
Co., $18.00; J. H. Sheldon. $52.17;
A. C, Popejoy, $4.00; Arthur Adams,
$88.00; J. L. Butts, $60.00; K. E.
Johnson, $36.00; Gus Hegele, $44.00
H. H. Bunting, $70.00; C. W. John
son, $6.00; H. M. Crawford, $2.00;
IT. W. Clark, $55.00; H. R. Smith.
$28.00; W. Landskron, $21.00; R. C.
Karth. $21.00; 8. Lampa, $21.00;
J. L. Brooks, $40. 00; urion vmri,
$40.00; Jas. W. Kelson, $35.00; W.
A Easter,. $7.00; J. L. Brooks,
$11.39: E. Cram, $26.25; M. Fresh,
$4.00; A. VanDolah. $26.00.
Koad District No. 4.
C. H. English. $6.35; Cor.st Cul
vert ft Flume Co, $93.54; Hodson
Feenaughty,-$14.00; J. L. Chlttlm,
12.00: Wm. Burns. $176.00: Wm
Rentelman. $96.00; John Berver.
1144.00: C Fredin. $80.00; Mrs. M.
Burns, $80.00; Ben Hunter, $116.00
A C. Johnson. $70.00: J. A. Walni
lev. $73.00: Joe Keelan. $24.00;
Bob Reed. $12.00; J. B. Kraeft,
$28.00: F. Buzli. $SO.O0; John
Burns. $125.00; S. T. Butler, $4.00
Road District No. 8.
D, E. Hillsbery, $10.00; T. U Car
ter. $40.60: Tlehenor Lumber Co.
$9.44; J. O. Libel, $5.00; Hodson
Feenaughty Co., $46.00; H. M. Mas
nussen, $12.60; Clatskanie Auto Co.
$2.25: J. L. Dearing. $5.02; E. O.
Elliott ft Dye, $9.09; Arthur Ander
son, $745; Clatskanie Mercantile
Co.. $97.01; E. Wallace, $66.00; Ain
Wallace. $60.00: I. Knowles. $64.00.
Warn Smith, $16.00; A. R.' Mel la.
$64.10; Magnuson, 164.00; M.
Aatndt, $58.00; John Bachmann,
$6.00; R. A. Sesseman. $15.00;
$15.00;v Henry Frank, $8.00: W.
Rumbough, $8.00; J. Rumbough,
$8.00; P. Farley. $8.00; J. Halm
strom. $8.00: F. Tracy. $24.00; W.
Helm, $31.00; C. F. Louden. $24;
W. J. Hill, $12.00; Walter Turner,
$2.00;! A. A. Doling. S4.00: C,
Whlttig. $12.00; C. W. Louden, $24;
L. E. McGee, $22.00; Cecil Lane,
$10.00; J. M. Hill. $112.60: W. O.
Howatson, $80.00; Paul Hedlund,
$58.75; B. C. King, $115.00; H.
Rickman, $136.00; Grant Jones
$124.00; Bert Pratt, $120.00: Wm
H. Rose. $30.00; August Mattala
$48.00; F. A. Burnham. $44.00; E
S. Craig, $99.00; R. L. Rose,
$112.50; Lloyd S. DeKore. $99.00;
Frank Castor. $27.00; Chas. Hansen,
$27.00; E. Roberts. $94.60; T. L.
Carter. $9.00; W. E. Hand. $72.00;
Wm. H. Rose, $13.50; Arthur Hol
men, $18.00; A. Pesclnskl. $27.00;
August Marttala, $27.00; Sam Zler
kle. $59.62; S. T. Rea. $46.12: John
Coti, $45.00: J. H. Coti. $45.00; M.
VanOrden. $38.25: H. R. Franklin.
$38.25; Ira Klock, $31.50; J. M.
Davis. $18.00; J. L. Dearing, $95;
A. E. Morrison. $184.45.
Road District No. 0.
A. P. Willing, $28.00: O. G. Weed.
$54.00: A. W. John. $10.00; B. T.
Hall. $20.00; C. T7. Enstrom. $4.00;
F. E. Malmsten. $20.00; E. E. Malm
sten. $6.00: P. O. MeHlnser. $24.00;
H. Allen. $12 00: W. VanBlcrlcom.
$12.00; J. Hall, $12.00; C. W. Mel
Unger. $12.00; Lee Wood, $10.00:
Tarold Parker. $12.00; M. Christen
sen. $24.00; W. Anderson, $16.00;
T. Parke- $10.00; J. VanBlarlcom.
$12.00; Erlck ErickBon, $28.00; A.
Schuleplt, $24.00; V. L. Powell, $1;
T. B. Mills. $96.00; A. B. Counts,
$41.25; R. Sesseman. $24.75; E. B.
North. $12.00; J. R. Prlngle. $32 00;
N. Dunlap, $24.00; O. R. Mills, $77;
W. Prlngle, Jr.. $16.00; M. J. John.
$84.00; C. R. John. $24.00: Wm.
Prlngle, $40.00; Richard Tracey,
$20.00; Tbos. Anderson, $58.00;
Pete Bergerson, $44.00; Carl Jen
sen, $85.50; Elmer Bergerson, $76;
A. Burt, $16.00; Wm. Robblns, $11;
Thos. Pettijohn, $48.00; W. L. Hall,
$8.00; R. L. Spencer, $10.00: Glenn
Sheeloy, $40.00; Lester Sheeley.
$21.00; Quedo Hess, $28.00; V.
Chrlstensen, $28.00; Ben Smith,
$28.00; F. North, $28.00; E. W.
Sheeley, $28.00; E. A. Gessell.
$657.17; T. R. Throop, $21.85; Pete
Bergerson, $25.18; B. F. Lane,
111.1v; verncnia Lumber Co.,
$99.69; Hodson Feenaughty, $6.60;
R. Sword, $10.60.
Road District No. 10. v
Watts ft Price, Inc., $21.30; G. W.
t; rant. 14.27.
Road District No. 12.
L. O. Herrold, $765.00; M. Fresh,
SoO.uu; a. c. yuan. $4.00; A. Swen
son, $4.00; Orion Clark, $32.50; A.
VanDolah, $24.00; W. F. Clnrk, $2;
Arthur Adams, $4.00; J. L. Butts,
14.OU; u. W. Clark, $16.00.
Road District No. 14
Jacobsen Reid Lumbor Co., $13.44
Road District No. 15.
Oregon Portland Cement Co.,
7i. zu; Ticnenor Lumber Co., $4.60;
uiatsKanie Transportation Co
$40.95; H. Rickman, $27.12; F. A.
(.Burnham, $27.12; R. Culberson,
713. 56; Rasper Koberstein, $14.63;
A. Purcell, $18.77; John Koberstein,
$8.27; James MorrlBon, $4.77; Ray
nean, $13.47; J. L. Dearing, $15.00;
H. Rickman, $7.87; F. A. Burnham,
$7.87; R. Culbertson, $3.94; Kasper
Koberstein, 13. 4; A. Purcell, $3.94,
W. Dean, $3.94; John Koberstein,
$3.94; James Morrison, $3.94.
General Road Fund.
A. Leblre, $9.15; H. E. Cowglll.
$4.26; Rainier Hardware Co., $2.80;
Coast Culvert ft Flume Co., $38.66;
Coast Culvert ft Flume Co., $130.67;
Rainier Hardware Co., $8.86; Low
man Lumber Co., $235.72; Chas. T.
Bross, $1.20; Geo. B. Conyers,
$10.30; M. Barde & Sons, $10.87; O.
E. Wonderly, $18.76; N. Ferran,
$10.00; J. L. Flanlgan, $10.00; Wal
ter Holdrof, $12.00; Geo. Holdrof,
$8.00; H. W. Fogol, $30.00; Geo.
McCollam, $20.26; W. A. McCollam,
$10.00; C. A. Backstrom, $52.60;
Henry Helmo, $55.00; Geo. Gamble,
.!; jonn McAdam, $51.75; 8.
L. Flanlgan, $11.26; W. L. Marshall.
$56.25; Eino Olsen, $2.00; Chas.
Erlckson. $16.00; Ed Snider, $17.00;
wm. Roberts, $20.25; Geo. McCol
lam. IZ8.00; W. H. Miller, $28.00;
T. F. Flippln, $116.00; Road Build
ers equipment Co., $12.00; Clats
knnie Auto Co.. $10.76: J. L. Dear.
ing, $4.06; M. Barde ft 80ns, $36.60;
M. Bardo ft Sons, $12.85; Hodson
Feenaughty Co.. 142.60: Hnrlnnn
Feenaughty Co., $35.85; M. Barde ft
Hons, IK8.87-, J. L. Dearing, $1.62
Portland Motor Car Co., $63.32;
omuuuru uii uo., sov.bo; i;oast Cul
vert ft Flume Co., $107.77: Fred
Lewlson, $622.75; Portland Motor
car Co., $5.66; W. G. Howatson, $16:
E. 8. Craig, $12.00; Martin Hend-
ncKson, 110.50; Pete Englebrett,
!2.zd; unas. Hansen, $10.60; Chas.
Myback, $5.26; John Coti, $10.60;
Kasper Koberstein, $ia.50; R. Cul
bertson, $7.00; B. C. King, $10.00;
Paul Hedlund, $15.00; A. Purcell,
$12.26; Arthur Erlckson, $24.60; J.
L. Peering, $20.00; Paul Hedlund.
$46.00; J M. Enstrum, $62.60;
Frank Castro. $47.60; W. Stewart.
$6.00; V. I. Emstrum, $16.00; Edgar
Wilcox. $7.00; J. M. Divine. $7.00;
W. H. Evans. $40.00; A. K. Harvey,
$4000; J. IK Harrow, $300.00; M.
Uarde ft Sons, $73 45; Good Roads
Machine Co., $520.08.
8vUl Koad No. S.
8t. Helens Lumber Co.. $31. 00;
E. R. Treharne, $208.25; J. H. Shel
don. $7.25; J. H. Sheldon. $15.23;
K. E. Johnson, $40.44; J. L. Brooks,
$10.00; J. L. Butts, $20.00; J. L.
Brooks. $23.76; Paul Paulson, $104;
Joe Sobleskl, $17 60; Orion Clark.
$45.00; V. W. Clark. $30.00; D. M.
Roblnette. $8.00; E. I. Strains, $7.00,
L. O. Rice, $7.00; P. O. Rloe, $21.00;
J E. Roblnette, $14.00; James Van
Taasol, $14.00; Joe Sobleskl. $77.00;
Bart Johnson. $38.50; W. F. Clark,
$10.00; A. VanDolah, $8.00; U. W.
Hark, $10.00; V. F. Clark, $100.00;
A. VanDolah, $30.00; E. Cram.
$113.76; G. C. Roley, $98.00; U. W.
Clark, $20.00; J. S. Gold, $100.00;
J. L. Brooks, $46.00: Joe Sobleskl,
$52.60; C. E. Lufkln. $21.00; A.
VanDolah. $8 00; E. Cram, $14.00;
U. W. Clark, $5.00.
Srxx-Ul Road No, 5
Goble Garage, $19.98; J. E. True
man, $116.25; F. L. Lengacher.
$108.00; J. W. Raries, $75.00; Julian
Wasser, $60.76; R. G. Grlmshaw,
$15.00: F. M. Murry, $49.50; J. C.
I,,.lh.p nrAar nf this Court
The report of the board of road
viewers on the petition of Louis John
son et al for a county road, having
heretofore been read on two differ
ent days of this terra of court and
the Court having taken the same un
der advisement, now on this 8th day
of August. 1919. the Court being In
the matter fully advised, and It ap
pearing to the Court that no remon
strance or petition for damages has
been fllod herein and the Court be
ing satisfied that such road will be
of public utility; It l therefore
ordered by this Court that said re
port, survey, profile and plat be re
corded In a suitable book kept for
that purpose, nnd from this date said
road shall he a public highway.
Tho report of the board of viewers
on the petition of Thos. Pettijohn et
al, fflr a county roud. having hereto
fore been read on two different days
of this term of court and the Court
having taken the same under advise
ment, now on this 8th day of August.
1919, the Court being fully advised
in the matter, and it appearing to the
Court that no remonstrance or peti
tion for damages has been filed here
in, and the Court being sattsnea mat
such roud will be of public utility;
It Is therefore ordered by this Court
that said report, survey, profile and
olnt be recorded In a suitable book
kept for that purpose and-from this
date said road shall te a puniic nign
Smith, $77.50; Al Hunter, $26.00; I way.
O. J. Link, $65.00; Galvln Kanes,
$33.76; James Codel, $31.50; L.
Marcott. $20.26: E. Wasser, $29.25;
W. Hudspeth, $33.76; Joe Evans,
$28.10; Joe Golst. $24.76; Chas.
Hoadlev. $29.25; F.d Woods, $24.75;
Wm. Alt. $9.00; R. Anllker. $38.10;
E. Wasser. $65.60; Paul Hedlund.
$56.25: (Turk Hoadley, $20.00; II.
Wasser, $9.00: F. Anllker, $100.00;
C. A. Lamb. $253.76.
' 8ivla Road No. (I.
A. L. Fuller, $176.29; O. E. Won
derly. $176.2$: O. J. Berendts. $46
G W. Girt
$94.00; N.
The rcDort of the board of road
viewers on the petition of George
Englehardt et tl. for a county road
hrtvlm been heretofore read on two
dlfforent days of this term of Court.
and the report of the viewers being
favorable to the establishment of
said road, the Court having had th
Fame under advisement, now on this
fth dny of August. 1919. the Court
being In the matter fully advised, and
It appearing that no remonstrant or
petition for damages has been men
herein, and the Court being satisfied
$7.60: J. L. Flanlgan, 1 that such road will be of public
Ferran, $94.00: O. B. ; utility; It Is therfore ordered by th.
Anstlne, $42.00; L. Sonneland,
$96.00; S. L. Flantgan. $110.25; W.
L. Marshall. $105.00; John nurgess,
$8.00; J. C. Larson, $142.60; A.
Anderson, $48.00: Joe Norwood,
$8.00; G. W. Allon, $12.00; Jos
Hackenberg. $50.00; Jos Hacken
berg, Jr.. $50.00; Jed Wilson, $16;
Joe Hudson, $16.00; W. I. Schults.
$3.75.
8xvlal Roud No. 8
Coast Culvert ft Flume Co..
$111.35; C. F. Louden, $16.00; C.
W. Louden. $12.00; John Bachmenn,
$4.00; J. M. Hill, $20.00.
8ierUl Rottd No. 0
C. C. Keasey, $691.15: Ben Smith,
$28.00; B. T. Hall. $28.00: A. W.
John. $14 00; Goo. Tranoser, $28.00;
Floyd Leslie, $16.00; Sherman
Hutchison. $12.00; Hugh May, $12:
Lee Roger, $8.00; C. W. McDonald.
$32.00; Geo. B. Johnson. $16.00:
Otto Sledelman, $12 00; C. Sledel-
man. $29.00; M. Sledelman. $16 00:
V. Sledelman. $4 00: J. C. Whltaker.
$12.00: T. B. Mills. $30.00: W. An-i
derson, $4.00; W. Sheeloy. $2.00. I
8)erlal Road No 10
Peter Jensen. $104 00: Chas.
Schmidt, $100.00; A. E. Martin,
$64 00; W. Bolton. $44.00; S. Laube,
$56.00; M. R. Knox. $40.00: J.
Hlghmnller. $40.00; E. Highmuli
ler, $80.00; Fred Crant, $84.00; J.
Klum. $80100; M. Habn. $80.00:
Geo. Rhodes. $72.00: L. R. Frlnk.
$104.00; George Grxnt, $70.00.
On this day there Is nresnted to
the CountyCourt r.n order of the
Judge of the Juvlnlle Court of the
County of Columbia, State of Oregon,
allowing widows pension In the
amount of $17.60 tier month in fnvnr
of Vera Edna Aldrldge, In accordance
wun unapter 267 General Laws of
1917, and the County Court being In
the matter advised It Is ordered bv
the Court that the Clerk, be, and he
is hereby authorized and Instructed
to issue a General Fund Warrant in
the amount of $17.60 In favor of
Vera Edna Aldrldge and that a like
warrant Issue on the first day of
eacn ana every month until the 1
Court that said report, survey, pro
file and plat be recorded In a suit
able book kept for that purpose, and
that said road be, and the seme Is
hereby declared a public highway.
The report of the board of road
1 viewers on the petition of E. A. Gens
man et al for a county road having
heretofore boen read on two differ- j
ent days of this term of court, and 1
the report of the roaLvlewera Is
favorable to the establishment of
said road, the Court having had the
same under advisement, now on this
8th day of August. 1919. the Court
being In the matter fully advised,
and particularly so to the objections
made by Mrs. John II. Wager regard
ing the amount of damages allowed
her by the viewers In their report,
which was placed at $143.40.
It Is now therefore ordered by the
Court that the damages to be allow
ed Mrs. John II. wager ce, ana the
same Is hereby fixed at $390.00. and
the Clerk Is authorised knd Instruct
ed to Issue a General Fund Warrant
la that amount now mod as lull
settlement for sucn aamages, ana it
sppearlug that no runner remon
strance or petition has been filed
herein, and the Court being satisfied
that such road win be or publlo
utility; It Is therefore ordered by
the Court thst said report, survey,
profile and plat be recorded In
suitable book kept for that purpose,
and that said road be, and the same
Is hereby declared a public highway.
' Matter of Petition of I. I,. Wl th
row, et si, for a County Road. '
On this day this matter coming
on to be heard upon the secand read
ing of the report of the road viewers
which report was publicly read on
two different days of this terra of
court, and It appearing to the Court
that said report Is not favorable to
the establishment of said proposed
road, and the Court being In the mat
ter fully advised; It Is therefore on
this 8th day of August, 1919, order
ed by the Court Ihnt said potltloo
be, and the asms Is hereby denied.
On this 9th day of August, 1119,
sealed bids for the Improvement of a
certain road were opened and ex
amined by the Court, being as fol
lows: N. C. Dole Koad In Road District
No. 8.
K. II. Treharue, for the sum of
$1760.00.
Clyde L. Johnson for the sura of
$1694.00.
sno me 1 oun ueing aavisea in tne
matter. It Is orderod that the fol
lowing named proposal be, and the
same Is hereby accepted, and that
a contract be entered Into for the
faithful performance of the same to
wn:
Clyde L. Johnson for the above
Improvement at $1194.00
It Is further ordered by the Court
tlirt all other bids submitted at this
time, be and the same are hereby re
jected. Whereupon Court adjourned to
August 23rd, 1919.
IN TUB COUVr? lESJ
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Griffis & Ha J
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for plans and
Bhop Work t 9 I
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Wagon, Carriage, Auto Repairs
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Rates between HU Helens and
Portland, no cents one way, 75
rents for the round trip.
Tickets good until used.
Host leaves St. Helens 7;Ma. in.
Returning leaves Purtlanil 2:30 p. in.
Arrive t St Helens 4-45 p. m.
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Fruit Jars and Rubbers, Jelly Glasses am otto irfick
trt t naarl al hva. -. I t w )
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Vegetables you want to can.
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Larsen & Co., Grocers
Let U Be Your Grocert-You Will Be Satisfiii
Telephone No. 27 Free Dcliaay
Clock and Watch Repairing
We are experts in this line. If the clock or watch is
wcrth keeping it should be repaired. Bring it to us
A FULL LINE OF
Watches, Clocks, Cul Glass, and Jewelry
VON A. GRAY
RELIABLE JEWELER AND WATCHMAKER'
West St. Helens Bakery
S. HEUMANN, Proprietor
FRESH BREAD, PIE, CAKEAND PASTRY.
Every Day
Special Orders Solicited
Ask your grocer for our BREAD. He has it and it is
made in St. Helens.
SALE
Frank
Store in K. of P. Bldg
FOR BRIDGES,
CULVERTS, ETC.
only the best concrete
should be used if perman
ency is an object. And such
concrete cannot be made
without the use of the best
cement. If it comes from '
here its "bestness" is as
sured. Let us estimate on
your plans.
Wilkins
Warehouse, Sheldon Dock
AUCTION
OF
DAIRY COWS
On Wednesday, August $
1919. at 1:30 d. m. 1
I will sell at the William Skuzie farm, located
west of St. Helens, near Bachelor Flat school hoi"",
entire herd of grade dairy cows. Cows are ill yunl
sound and free from any contageous or infecteomi1
(tuberculine tested. Some producing 5a gallons d J""
daily with second and third calf. . Selling to make won
for purebred cows.
1 registered Jersey Bull calf, 2 months old, tv
cellent breeding. '
3 grade Holstein Cowa, 4 years old.
1 grade Holstein Cow, 5 years old. , , i
1 grade Holstein Cow, 6 years old.
S grade Jersey Cows, 4 years old. (Noble of Oak
land's breeding). ' V
1 Jersey-Holstein Heifer, 19 months, bred.
2 grade Holstein Heifers, 4 and 7 months old. -Other
good dairy cows will be consigned by the
neighbors.
TERMS :-Cash or bankable notes. Bring statement ff
the bank as to reliability and security. '
Wm. SKUZIE
OWNER
W. J. FULLERTON, .
Auctioneer'
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