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Newspaper Page TextTHE ST. HELENS MIST, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY -6, 1920. s SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT "tiik HrxTV THKAHrHi.it ttv niMMHi.i rorxTv, ohkoov , Showing money on Intuit, money received, amount piilil out, una hulance land for thtt Hix iiioiiIIih -ri il In u Dev. slut 1S19, uico on liunu July 1st. ( (Jrtii-rul County I'lnil Vs KlieS $ kh ; rent . deposits ice of I'eaco Fines Hit Court Fines HIir'H I'tTHOIIill tux irr'H lux loiinty on wltl niilmitls '. ( nf In ml ly Col. Co rl'Kllt. LlUIll HulllH of 1'onr Kurin ". jHnttl. In Kstutu of II. A. Nelson f IT'11 Feus (County Komi I'iiikI. n" lax Shot's Personal lux fen CoiihI ruction Co 2,4 4 X. 12 Kuril Tourl Cur ji'iillliim Logging Co of Hock kill on ucc't of ovcrpiiyini'iit mi pay roll f New Komi I to HI Inclusive. Nor'M Personal lux rpii Construction Co. of Hock, Kic Utnr'H tux iff ' tux . , New Hpeclul IIoikIn. Jff's Inx i )ff'S llIX Jff's fax i Irr'H tux i Olil Itoml 41 Hp. Olil Itoml 7 K !!. Olil Itoml I 17 Inrliixivn (Mil Itoml I lo 7 Inclusive. HMN'I HcIiIMiIn. imir'it Personal tux. Ail of Interest I I llloil II iKlt Ki Iiim.I. tour's Persouul lux I IIIkIi School Tullli. )ffs tax ror's tux HMN lal Cities. si s tux kinr'H Personal tux . I'lrn Patrol. tux h tnx Mngiuilcr Drainage District. Il.ilnlcr llrnliuiKi' IMslrlrt. 7!,143.71 2,440.00 24.61 - 7U0.03 1,377.60 1.442.U5 i,or,8.7i 7S.738.2U .r.i) 161.00 2. 76 ) 71.00 4K.00 311. CO $83,514.71 17,750.02 261.23 2.448.1 2 250.(10 208.10 78.00 44 00 , 21.02. 47 r.i.2 41.041.28 US7.75 :I5H7 43.660.62 302.88 23,224.38 6U .0 1.20 1.20 10. 'J4 10. U4 246.32 2411.32 38,53.35 488. 0 760.00 3MU201 3 318 15 ' ' 7.07 3,325.22 873 44 12.23 885.67 8,109.60 292.67 8,402.17 260.29 250.29 248.38 248.38 tiuil correct statement of the amount of money on hand July 1st, 1919 limount received, tlio umcu. t paid out mid the balance on hand January 1st, TIU20. 1IEHSIE HATTAN. Co. Treas. Endorsed Filed Jan. 21st, 1920. J. W. HUNT Clerk. SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT Of thn 8liiirln"H Office for the six niontha term beginning- July lHt, 1919, un (I ending December 3lHt, 1919, allowing taxes and fees collected and umounlH turned over to County Treasurer. HUM, COLLECTED Hltor FOKWAHU TUHNED OVER HAL,. ON HAND 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1916 1910 1917 1918 Total I' iica tuxes 15.75 26.82 344.64 357.94 681.31 589.14 2.065 62 204.885.28 208,869.30 3 20.1 'J 66.63 273.62 248.511 688.81 16.76 26.82 340.87 357,19 650.94 862.76 2,414.08 204,820.16. 209,488.67 311.60 3.67 76 65 12 Dolbir inn Cents. Counting it only in dollur and cents, how much uld thai last cold cokI you? A man may not ulwayj atop work when he has a cold, but perhaps it would be better If he did. It taki-H about ten dayx to get com pletely rid of a cold under the usual treatment. That time can be much Hhortened by taking Chamberlain' Cough Remedy and proper care of yourself, in fact, a bottle of this rem edy in tho house is a mighty good In vent men t during the winter ana spring months. Mint Want Ads for Result. C9.64 i 8.60 Totuls 209,183.40 688.81 209,800.07 78.14 HTATK OK OREGON, ( County of Coliimhlu ( s. I hereby certify that the above report for the term bei.ln nl g July 1st, 1919 unci endi-r. December 31st, 1919 is correct and true, ufc 1 verily bnllpve. II. E. LAHARE, Sheriff. KndorHeil Filed Jun. 23, 1920. J. W. HUNT, Clerk. The Celebrated; BERGMANN SHOE Awarded GOLD MEDAL P. P. L E. Ban Francisco, 191 S The Strongest and Nearest Water proof Shoe Made FOR LOGGERS, CKCISEUS, MILLMEN AND ALL WORKERS TUEO. BERGMANN SHOE MFQ. CO. 621 Tlinnnan Street Portland ASK FOR THE BERGMANN WATERPROOF SHOE OIL IT lux Ntntn Hi Ihm.I I 'mill. iTreiiMuriT 8.04 5 tl'lllld Tuiid t & SuIiIIitk Intl. Fund hy Trunxler fy Fund li' Trunafor . . . I 17.30 0 217 49 . 37.60 245.60 4 23 00 17.30 8,046.70 217.49 37.60J 24 5.60 4 23.00 JlSlll'ltSF.MKNT!? for th 8lx nionlhs endl-.g Dec ! (H'nrral County I'unil. IK I'rln $50,8511 67 V U lilt 498.27 It on Itoml Itond 7,500 00 (er lo S. H 8. 1ml. Fund.. . i 245.60 hr to Library Fund 423.00 )HU of Sluto tux 21.7t3.40 : County Komi 1'iiinl tn I'rin 19.152.88 Its lilt S 600.68 4 r Itoitil I to 10 lnrlllslvo tH I'rln 42.683.12 Bin Inl 91.22 ;f New HiHilnl Itoiids ills 40,176.99 J Srhoola 38 659.21 i High Srhonl ' 3.401.16 Bi-IimdI Tuition 1.954.30 A Cities V 9,779.23 $313,057.16 31 st, 1919. SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT Of thn County Clerk of Columbia County, Stute of Oregon, showing thn (imoutit of clalnia allowed by the County Court and the Circuit Court of Hiild County, for what allowed, thn amounts of the wurrants drawn and i the utununt of the warrants outstanding and u paid from the 1st day of July 1919, to the 31st day of December. 1919. Kouds H Highways. General County Fund I 7.836.69 F.loclloiis 61.40 Sheriff's olllco . . . . 3,936.17 Clerk's office 2.267.97 AHseHHor's office 1,899.92 TreiiHtirer's office 647.36 Court Hcuko J 639.67 Circuit Court . 1'695.28 School Rup't. office 1,8706 County Court & Commissioners 2,696.41 j untied Court 264.39 t oroner 295.60 ; lnsntie 90.26 Fruit Inspector 74.07 ' Hentlli officer 317.95 Widows penslo 3.220.00 I Cure of l'oor 3,094.76 Juvenile court 26.35 lull 149 15 Senior of Weights & Measures ' 130.80 Hoimty 130.40 Cuttle Indemnity 15.00 County Agricultural agent 800.00 ( uttlng thistles 4.00 Medical care 40.00 County Fair - 1,000.00 $34,183.25 Reduced Prices on We have Children's Coats jjj enrU 0 f Women's and Children's Winter Coats which we offer at reduced Prices. You can make a saving. M. RICEN OPEN EVENINGS ftitrnl 2 Fuml r Drainage District tt tiiimo cmmlHsinn 1 Fair Hcliool Fund ite on 1 In ml nJnuiiry 1st, 1920. 6X1.40 677 24 25.91 258.00 791.65 7,957.77 81,316.94 19,763.46 4.1.674.34 40.176. 69 38.659.21 3. 401.16 r.954.30 9.779.23 581.40 677.24 25.91 26.8.00 791.55 7,957.77 Z4S.907.50 64.149.66 y of Columbia K OF OREGON 313.057.16 I hereby c rllfy thut the foregoing Is a true 6,128.99 Amount of unpaid General F'.tnd Warrants HTATE OF OREGON. i fount) of Columbia f . I. J. W. Hunt, County Clerk In and lor tho above named County ' a d Stule, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct state-! inetit of tho amount of claims allowed by the County and .'"lr.-rult Court of ; said bounty 'i.r Hie pntlod of six months eniing on the S'st lay ol Doc.,; 1919; o t whnt accounts the same were allowed, the amount of the warrants ; drawn and the amount of the warrants unpaid and outstanding on the' General Fund as the same appears from the records of my office anil In ! r I .. ' i.imiiiti t-iimuu). . i Xt I 'I ..... I. ' . . . ... ' nii.i.n.i my mi mi ami tue seal oi me Louniy t ourt at'ixea ting .'.1st iluy of Junuary, 1920. J. W. HUNT County Clerk. (Court Seal) m:mi-..vt.l summary statement of the financial condition of the county of Cclumbiu, State of Orego. , on tho 31st day of December, 1919 l.uibilltle Amount of unpaid General Warrants July 1st, 1919 $ 23,063.74 Amount Issued ficni July to Dec. 31, 1919 34,183.25 $ 67,246.99 Amount paid from July, to Dec. 31st, 1919. 51,118.00 Amiiu I unpaid Jan. 1st, 1920 6,128.99 Amount of General Road Fund warrants unpaid 1st, 1919 32,401.04 To correct error in Auditor's report 1 061.41 Amount IksuciI from July to Dec. 31, 1919 20,250.01 63,712.46 SILVERWARE Ne have a large assortment in both Rogers and Commun ity. icts and single pieces. Silverware has advanced 20 kr cent. We will sell at the old price as long as our stock st. If you are thinking of buying silverware, we would advise you to supply your wants now. VON A. GRAY Reliable Watchmaker and Jeweler Amount paid from July to Doc. 31st, 1919. 19,231.42 Amount, unpaid Junuary 1st, 1920 34,481.04 Amount of Road Districts warrants unpuid July 1. 1919 32,595.39 Amount issued from July to Dec. 31, 1919 73,082.33 To correct error In posting 429.32 106,107.04 Wurrants paid from July lo Dec. 31. 1919. To correct error In Auditor's report...... 42,821.72 WE HAVE EVERYTHING NECESSARY when we start to fix your plumbing. No sitting around while wc send the boy back for some for gotten tool or materials. Wc don't make any more dirt than is absolutely necessary, either. l)o jrjod work, do it quickly and do it cleanly. R. CONSTANTIN THE PLUMBER Hewitt r.ldg., St. Helens. Amount unpuid January 1, 1920 63,251.37 Amount of Sneclul Road warrants unpaid July 1st, 1919 795.77 Amount Issued from July to Dec. 31, 1919 42,149.32 43,266.04 Wurrunls paid frcm July to Dec. 31, 1919. 40,181.94 LIGHT on your cash resources Is ul wuys to bo had from tho stutm of ycur check bo?k. Vou know to n penny how much cash there Is lit tho hank without liookkeepirg or less of. tltno. , Thut ulono Is worth opo.ting n b'tnk account. Hut there ura many other benefits. We shall bo glad to explain them to you in person If you will call. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member Federul Rosnrve System ''HAS. GRAHAM, President. II. A. CIULDS, Pushier. Amount unpaid on January 1, 1920 Amount of bonded indebtedness Amount o: nneucy fund liability Resource Amount of cusli in hands of Treasurer, Vlz:- Generul Fund , Gene nil Road Fund District Rond Funds I Special Road Funds Highway Itond Funds Special School Funds Special Cites i. . S. & S. Indigent Fund Indemnity Fund Trust Fund Fire Patrol Special Deposit Fund High School Tuition Fund Vnlon High School Fund Reaver Drutnago District Magruder Drainage District Rainier Drainage District County Solioul Fund Tlnto School Fund Library Fund 3.CS3 15 300,000.00 10,1)3.90 11,712.90 10.854.65 TZ 645.83 14,790.17 69.68 6,069.30 637.44 1,266.59 74.65 699. 88 28 30 321.14 1,067 84 66.37 8.00 248.38 17.30 94.97 141.40 463.34 64,177.03 Amount Balance of 1918 tnx Amount delinquent tnx 1909 to 1917 Inclusive 1 oor Farm Court House, Fixtures and Grounds Gravel Fits and Quarries Road machinery & Tools etc. (estimated).... Recapitulation LIABILITIES RESOURCES Endorsed Filed Jan. 21, 1920. J. W. HUNT, Clerk. 25,567.03 66,249.77 8,000.00 40,000. Q0 8,000.00 60,000.00 417,068.45 251.994.41 M Morninfi KSmMTV Keep You r-Eyes Clean - Cleor HaaltrtV -m b. In. 1,1 Cm l. PMm U.ftWl N lOttthtGtnuint,- ! 0 and AvoidTCCV Your Business Letters demc.nd your undivided atten tion in order to carry conviction with every word dictated. They are a substitute for a personal conversation with the party ad dressed. Do you use as much cr.re in selecting your office sta tionery? Better lot us submit some of our samples. A. J. Deming, druggist ST. HELENS, OREGON More Good Buys in Real Estate 35 A., 25 A. under cultivation, 1U miles from St Helens Depot,' small house, good burn, good toil; ull fenced. for9.12O0.uo, with terms. 5 A., $12MMH. easy terms, H mile from St. Helens Depot; fine soil, all fenced, no rock. 10 A. timber land back of Scappoose: will trade for auto or dwelling. Vuluo about Slooo.OO. 92.MHMIO will buy a 5 room house and lot. well located; garage, fruit trees, good soil; easy terms modern, good view. $l(UH).00 will buy a 7 room house and over 4S acres of One sott. all fenced and close in for giuoo.oo; easy terms. 91400.00 will buy S room house and 2 lots; good garden, soli and fruit trees: small down payment, balance easy terms. $700.00 will lmv 4 room licuse and lis lots with good garden soil: half cash and balance on very easy terms. . RUTHERFORD REALTY CO. PHONES Office, 123; Residence B-38 Did You EerSee a Shoe LikeTbis ITS insole was cut from paper very likely the counters are paper, and also several lifts of tho heel are paper. Such shoes, when wet, won't hole th . stitching their outsoles come off, the counters break down, heels become spongy, and the whole aho ill-shaped. Those things are used a substitutes (or leather in the making of some shoes used because they are cheaper, and they are nearly always hidden where the buyer cannot see or detect them. Don't be persuaded to buy poor shoes in order to save money. Poor shoes ere the most expensive in the long run. You may be assured of getting honest, leather-built foot wear by demanding The Friedman-Shelby All-Leather Shoe . We are never ashamed to show you the inner construe tun of theFriedmanShelbyALULEATHERahoe. Insist upon having shoe branded with this trade-mark. J. L. Williams & Sons Phone 34W West St. Helens, Ore.