St. Helens mist., November 19, 1920, Page PAGE NINE, Image 9

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And WhoroaH, no objections to said
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tl ... Itocordor of h.,1,1 city, or other!
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W"A."."!"K"",!,t 1,1,1,1 "'I'rovomont;
H i Jvl,n. Hi.l.l Common Cout.l
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and conveniences of the residents f
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Hint I lin ht'iilth. coiivi.nliii
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City having iii'""i'''i it- vii'niMiiii
,cn-:.iy lo linprovo all tlmt
,f Columbia Hlreot, In tlx.
'of St. Ili'l' i".. irmn, irom tho
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THEST. HELENS MIST. FRinAV mow
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In MCi'unl men with
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, of It." 1' ' Km:'n'n'r fllc.l with
,1V ,. r i'f - -lit rity on tM 1 will
I WliiTi':.-.. tl:.' m: IiI t'lty KiikI
.uviHir r.li' l ::.!'! plans. Hi.':lfl-
(lflt" Will SI 1 1 '1 I't I llllill.'H Of
.I t!.:T-i'f -in.l tlin Hulil Coin
1,,'iiH'il lii'.lint f '.in.l tln antne
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y, 1:11'.'. i. - '-a ifiolul Ion iiilnnl
:',J piri .vim! nil id pli.llB, Npncl--.t
i f tlio work und OHt limit.
( ciwt tlnT'iif did d'lt.tm.lno
itiil.iri.-n ' ll. diHlrlct buiinfii,
,.l tlin irnM r.y to In. hhhm.ii
.urli iiiin'V''iiiiiit ; and mild
I illil iliM-hiro ltn I ii I ii I tt) ii and
. ... to initki' Biicl. Inipr.ivi'iu.'nt.
iinl.iiKK will, mi'.d pluiiH, Hporl
an. I i a: liii:i"ri, und iihui-hh
ft .j of Kuril linprov.'in.'iit upon
. .i I iron'riy :ih.iltln upon auld
viiin'ii'. nml h.'ii. 'fitted '.Item-
kiilcli iP'nTty wit In mild r.'H-
i i ril.i'il nit i.llil tlin miinn
!y Is il. si rlhi'il nn follow, lo
IMi 6. 7. V . 1. 11. 17, and
.1 purilni! nf lot 6 and 18, not
!i'd In Mr. iirinlik Slront, nil In
i 10. In tl;" ( My of Ht. Ilnlrnit,
ii ; ami nil cf l.olM 12. 13. 14,
. 17. IS. 19. 20. 21 and 22. It.
19 In h:iII ( lty..nll IioIiik In
liln I'lillht V ( Irt i?oll '
(l Vh.rv.iK, h.i 1. 1 rnnoliili.m con
kl a nut In. ri'lrlnf! all pi'Muim
K to n 'tnoiiHt rato aKiilnnl mill
oil liiiprnvniiii'iil to file tliolr
i hoard and coimldored hy Hald
'uncll on Monday. July 12. J9 0 ui
.I'-.ur of 8 o'clock I-. M. of B'a"l
And WlinrmiH, o owner of any real
WPrty. or any Inlnrt In ,ny oron
-r ty wl.atovor In aald ,llHtr icUir Shu?
M upon Hald l.nn,vnont. or i
;'-;....M.,he1,amU:andU,;K1
ivlK (luiy cortlfM to the Uncord nr 1
the accuracy of tl... nri. ...,. .
o flhe work; "
And WhnrcaH h.-.I.I foninl()n Coun.
ell .11,1 1 on tho 16th day f AukuhI,
190. duly apportion th cost of sal,
i.. .' m "l lan" d Judged hy
tl.o ouncil to he directly u,l ,ldl.
rlly iK-ni-nited thnrchy In accord.
"co with the benefit directly oMn
I rnc ly , rivH, hy ,lcl )t a'n
"f lot and parcel of land 80 affected;
Ami Whereas, the Recorder hav
lK Klven notice of ,( proponed as
Hi'HHiuent aH ro-iulred hy law for a
K ...H . " i1 'la'8- nauco
"peciried the whole cont of hucIi in,
provement, the nhare 80 apportioned
". ? "U .part ,,f lot or P''cel of
...id with the name of tho owners
thereof and tatlnK that any ol.Jei
: JIlM to H-'l' apportionment uilKlit.
he inn, In In wrlllnB to tho Council
ami t erf u-ith
' "nun na.il 111.-1,.,, - - iii7 .,;urillT W.lllltl
rriivrin.Mii, ami in reHpoime thereto I """ """ rom the dale of the post
eil.t I'IIV r..r..lv.,,l ,t..n l.l.l ... I 1 D If Ol' vlvlti l.,,nl
PAGE NINE
" ,, . , i ii-reHi anil proHper ty of the
M in., n w it ,th or in ..,.i ... ...
il'KttliiK upon mild linprovenient
would he promoted und advanced hy
i:u,li Improvement;
And Vherean, on AiikukI 4, 1919
VI ordlnil.co uuuiliered 2Sfl, waH
.'illy cmnted hy ihu Common Council
f ai'.lil City ami approved I. t,H
.Maor ther-of iiu.l within kIx iiiiihIIik
Hi.: : In. ,!... f .-.: fl i: 1 imhllcation
M tho notice above mentioned, pro-VHt-iii?
for the cetiM ruction of hiiIiI
h it roveinent and upon the takliiR
root of mid ordinance the Hecorder
if Kald City Kave notice by publica
tion In the Ht. lleleiiH Mint, n new
piper piihl Hlied In Hald City, hh rn
'iulre.1 by tho Charier thereof Invlt-
ti(t prr.pi.Hil.i for maklnic H.ild in.
.aid City received one hid or propoa-
M ior t ie ooi:hi ruction of Ha d in.-
irovetiieiit, which protial wan r-
(i 've.1 mid filed on October 13. 1919;
mil win; hy aald City accepted uh to
i he tin provement of Haid portion of
'(.iinibla Htlreet only (the Council
ueeniliiK tlin roHt of Imoroveineiit oi
McCorinlfJt Street loo creat); and
t. (bo 3rd day of Novemlier 1919,
Mild City and Hald bidder, tho Warren
i'otiH! ruction Company, entered Into
l written contract for the proponed
improvement of Hald portion of Co
lumbia SI reel ;
And WhereitH, mild Improvement of
.'hlil portion of Columbia Htreet wan
completed In whole to tho nut Inf net Ion
Section 2. That tho Recorder of
Ha.1,1 City of St. Helena be, and he
hereby iH dlrocted and ordered to en
ter a statement of the above and fore
KoiiiK LSHeRHmont In the docket of
Ity liens for Bald City as provided
hy tho Charter of said City.
Head the first time Oct. 4, 1920.
Head the second time Oct. 4 1920
Head the third time and 'passed
October 1 1th, 1920.
Approved October 11th, 1920
M. SAXON, Mayor.
Attest: E. E. QUICK, Hecorder. 49-3
Miat Wantads for Results.
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Hnvu'a Thl. 4
LATA ft 11 H M E DICI Nk7 V ,
HALLS CATARKU MEDICINE Ii tak
en Inturnally and acU through th Bloi i
f" ? ty, arulttti for ov.r forty years 1
WILSON'S
2nd-Hand Store
IIOUI.TOX, ORE.
We buy, mil and exchange
kinds of second band goods,
will buy anything and pay
highi-xt market price. Has
raoxK 82-j
all
We
the
UH.
Farmers, Attention !
We Carry a Full Line of
FEED, FLOUR AND
GROCERIES
at the lowestmarketprices.
Let Us Quote You
Larseri & Co., Grocers
"THE JiOME OF THE MARKET BASKET"
PHONE - 27
A F. B AS EEL
vi:sT st. ii iiti:(ii
Christmas Goods Now Arriving
Full Line of Toys
Shop Early
A Couple of Bargains
Heavy waterproof IOckIiir Shoes. Spivlal price, $I2.(MI
Outing I l.iiinel and (ilni!hum at (irtntly Kiilu.cl IVIc.t,
A neat Tie mi iinrU'r (jlvrn fr with I'very cimh purt huse
r over
of
qA busy man's
automobile
may become thabby from sheer lack of
time to have it done over. You need the
tar daily and you can hardly afford to be
without It for the length of time ordi
narily thought Decenary for repainting.
H this it your problem, B-H Superior
Automobile Enamel will solve it.
Paint your car right at hom let it dry
while you sleep drive k to town in th
morning I B-H Superior Automobile Enamel
ttkiea thnroti1 l (mm hra to five hours.
' . t '. J- Ann
Be your incu rM
their eye at the glony,
durable finish the
new 'looking appear
ance of a factory jot.
Automobile Emmet
Dltitlkmt mr$i
D. J. SWITZR
"H "I K1V1I1.T H f I hlkl ,n ......
W..V.V., n-ui a no
tice ..r the umouut so apportioned to
':il. lot. part thereof or parcel of
l: ml with the whole co;lt of such Im
provement nnd the name of the own
ers, havltiK been given by the Hecord
er as required by law;
And Whereasfl the St. Helens Lum
her Cotupuny have filed a request
that the sum of $Xfi7.G4, tho cost of
the Improvement of the St. Helens
n-:ck 6 Terminal Company right of
way In said Columhl: Street bo as
HfHHcd ngalnst and mado r. Hen upon
lt lut No. 6, In Hlock 10, of Rain
City; and also slg-fid and filed a
waiver of any Irregularity In the
proceedings, or any of the proceed
ings of tho Improvement of lot 4 It,
said Hlock 10;
And Whereas, no ohleciionu n-ii..
ever havo been laiuw to said r.ppor-
i.iiiiii.niii uiiii aKseHinent and no re
monst ranees filed thereto either In
response to said notice, or at all;
and that huIiI notice was made, dated,
posted and published. t!io publication
thereof being In tho St. Helens Mf.it,
.i weekly newHp.'ier of general clr
"iilation In said ( .), according to la
for more than fifteen days afier said
proposed nssesMiient.'sald notice be
ing dated, posted and published on
August 27th. 1920, and tho puhllca
lon thereof ending on the 3rd day
f September, 1920;
And Whereas, sat,. Common Coun
cil on the 13th day of September,
1920, (lie same being more than fif
teen days after the giving of sain
notice, having duly and fully con
"Id.Ted the said proposed assessment,
unit tliert, lieititr nn ,lt l,.i. l.nu ,)tai.i-
lo; and the Council considering tlmt
the ameiints so apportioned to each"
lot part thereof or parcel of land pro
In Just proportions . the benefits
derived thereby, and h ivlng or.'.ered
that said assessment as heretofore
determined bo declared by ordinance;
now i nererore, ai r.ccon.ance wttn ;
tho tirovlslons of said Charter ami
tho order of said Council, the. City of
fit. Helens does ordain as follows: I
See! Ion 1. That the cost of Mie
utreet improvement of said Columbia
Street In said City of St. Helens, from
tho southerly lino of Cowlitz Street,
southerly to tho center line of Tuala
tin Street In said City Is hereby found .
to be and Is tho sum of $9959.45, and .
a. ilil mini In hereby nniMirMoned. less
tho sum of $320.22, for intersections!
upon tho lots, par's ot lots anil par-.
ces of and nliuttmg upon sain mi-1
ptcveinent and hereinafter paii.cu-l
larly described; and said apportion-j
meat and assessment Is heroby do-1
clarod to ho an equitable assessment (
upon said real property benefitted
thereby and Is as follows, to-wlt:
In llliM'k 10, ill the I Ity ot W, ueiens
DesLTlntlon Assessment
Names of Owners
Lot 4 $498.24
St. Helens Lumber Company
Lot 5 ' 13G5.78
St Helens Lumber Company
Lot ' 498.24
St Helena Lumber Company
S IS' feet of lot 7 127.64
St Helens Lumber Company
Lot 8' "l-2"
Ous Lopo.
Lot 9
Henry Morgus
S. 10 feet of Lot 10
Henry Morgus
M. 48 feet of Lot 10
Mary Georgo.
Lot 11
Maty (leorgo.
In Hlock H. I" ' nt' of ht- V,' '
Lot 12 llis
Amy George.
Lot 13 41128
Amy George.
Lot 14 n 41128
Sarah A. George. 41128
U" Jas. Kemp & Thos. & Elizabeth
Isblster.
Lot 1
. John D. Torry
Lot 17
John n. Terry
L,,t i.8 P. & P. Pal.1
wl,'pjr,wii
St. Helens Lumber Comptmy
Lot 21 Pnmnnnv
St. nolens nu..''
. 0 2-1
si lieletu. Lumber Company
CLEAN
CLOTHES
That Look Fine
That feeling of corn
fort 'and contentment
that comes only with
correctly laundered
underwear and ho
siery is assured yeu if
you send your work to
us. Our methods pro
duce a soft, soothing
finish that cannot be
excelled. And the
prices are right.
ST. HELENS STEAM
LAUNDRY
St. Helens Iron &
Marine Works
Foot of St. Helens Street St. Helens, Ore.
A completely equipped shop for all kinds of machine
work, marine work, welding, bra ing, general machine
and blacksmith work. Bring us your '"ork. No job
too small, none too large Prices reasonable consis
tent with good workmanship.
It's a Fact
that by trading at the CENTRAL GROCERY you
always receive the best of high quality groceries and
fresh vegetables and seasonable fruits at very low
prices. .
We carry a complete line of high grade fancy and
staple groceries. You can always get fresh fruits and
vegetables here.
Special attention given telephone calls.
THE CENTRAL-GROCERY
I 1 J
i - 1
IF gfl
411. 28
70.92
340. 30
411. 28
411.28
498.2
498.24
498.24
f.51.03
651.03
intiy
320.22
Supplying Telephone Service
Occasionally subscribers move and us for a continuance of
telophone service at their new location. They niay be told that compliance
with their desires is immediately impossible owing to lack of "telephone
facilities" in a particular locality. "Why." one will say .. "the poles and
wires are on the street and the house is already wired."
We wish that the problem were as simple as it sounds. There
may be poles and, wiros, bur" every wire may be in use in giving service to
others. There may be a cable, but every circuit in it may be assigned to
telephones already Installed. There may be atelephone in the vacant house
or apartment to which you move but no spare wires and circuits from your
location to the central office. Thoro may even be sections of switchboard in
-the centra office but noU availublo for operation on account of the lack
of necessary switchboard apparatus such ai ringing keys, relays, etc.
The reason for the shortage of telephone equipment is simple.
Dcring the war period we were unable o maintain our reserve stock plant
as the Binne materials we use were required and taken for Government
imrposes. and for industries properly favored by the Government. Slnco
the war, with the unexpectedly prolonged problems of reconstruction, pro
duction and delivery of materials needed to meet even current demands
have been delayed. Every business concern is having similar experiences.
The manufacturers of telephone equipment have been bending every effort
to fill our orders, but they, in turn, are meeting the same difficulties in se
curing rubber, paper, silk, porcelain, tiif, thread, shellac metal parts and
other articles not generally associated In the public mind with telephone
service.
At the same time with this abnormal situation with reference
to materials there exists an unprecedented demand for telephone service,
and even under these circumstances our record is one of fulfillment of de
mand. In the first nine months of 1920 we made a total net gain of
ovor 7300 telephones In the State ot Oregon. A fact worthy of considera
tion in our operations is tho large number of telephones handled in propor
tion to net increase. In those nine months we disconnected, connected and
moved 41,140 instruments to secure the net gain above mentioned.
We desire to give service as much as a patron wishes to re
cefve it. . We desire (o promptly comply with the suggestions of public
nuthorifies who have taken a proper Interest in the situation. We are fac
ing abnormal conditions but we are trying to overcome our difficulties.
Ill
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Comp'y
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City of St. Helens. ' j