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ft THE ST. HELENS MIST. FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1921 PAGE THREE iai inn earner vi Demon iu. I. b IN. 1 kuiilo. Oregon bo. and sha In I ? .'""'"''"r "f Col- $326.40 an sot out In the budget pre i .. i l'r 'y"nn tUrm parea fr purpM,B ,n "nprovln ... rHiu uinu IVI. BIO UUIT UKUit at the center of Section 10, T. It. z w., Station 0-00 set a cedar pout. 4" by 4" by 4'. 30 feet to loulh at rleht Dun proclamation lining mude the fnllowliiir uroceedliiK wore hail: Journal read, approved .ml allied. I ! """on f"r, "'" approved by the court; andnKle. to line from which the west On II.Ih day W. J. Kullorton. Coun- l'" f the court the.audltor'. re- the ameHsor U hereby ordered to de- iHOuthweat corner of the hamnt ni My Commissioner elect, having filed r mo year and the court tormlno tho lery necessarr to ral.o v.llh the dork of this court IiIh cerll- ''"'K l the matter fully advlnnd, It the amount an not out and extend t hi flcuto of election toRolhor with IiIh "eroforo now ordered by the court khii.o on the tax rol for tha rear ...I. .., ..rno llw.rn,i iiudiiiiina I I llflt Mlllll reilOrl lit. mill Ihu I l,..n u ' 1 Imrehy approved and accepted. fin ) I- .1 .. 1 .. I m i-i On II,, m Ml. ,.f i........... in. ', ..-- "-- "-"uii.iiiii ir npeciai- f . v ."ni",vi,i iho r m district no. 1920, warrant No. 471b In favor of Stanley II. lii'O. 6. for 3.00 riii'tmm. and the court being ndvlned In the Biuttor It la ordered thut the aald Ituti'ini'iit be, and the aamo la liereby ipproved and acroptod. I On thla day the following officer ilect present to the court their cor iflcntes of election, together with nelr respective oat ha of office, duly ulisorlhod an liy law required, to t,thor with his or her official undor klng In the amount fixed by law r by the order of court heretofore fled with the clerk of this court, lug na follows: 1 5. W. Hunt, county clerk, under- tklng in the amount ot iiu.uuw.uu J. II. WllkerHon, school suporin- x.l.mt. ii ii( erlaklng in mo amount I $2,000 bv the Fidelity and De. .. .. I .1 UT. I O, , Ol lYliiry iiiiiu. h. J. Van Orahoven, county Hurvey , undertaking In tho amount o f.OOO.OO by the Fidelity and Ilepos .(... of Maryland. TV V. Iilakesloy, county assessor, id'Ttalilng In the amount of $5,000 Him fidelity and Deposit Co.. of try land. Bessie llatlan, county, treasurer, dnrtaklng In the amount of $20. 8.00 by the United Btatea Fidelity 0 (I mi runty Co., of Maryland. 1". i. White, coroner, undertaking the amount of $11,000. 00 by the Irllty and Depoalt Co., of Mury d. and tho court being advlaed In tho tier. It la ordered that all the 1 unilortak'niga be and they are eby approved. )n thla day It la ordered by tho ft that the amount of the iinder lng of J. II. Wellington, aa tax ector of Columbia county, Orciron and the aame la hereby fixed In amount of $20.000.00. thla duy J. H. Wellington, aher jlct presenta to tho court hla cor te of election, together wlih IiIh 1 of office, duly Hitbacrlbed aa b i reiiulred. together with IiIh iiii . .taking In the amount of $10,000. t by the National Surety Co., of f . T., together with an additional tLdertaklng aa tax collector, In the amount of $20,000.00 by the Fidelity and Deiioalt Co., of Maryland, and tho court being advlnnu in the mattit It la ordered by tho court that aald undertaking be and they hereby are arovcd a,,,t accepted. t thla day II. K. Veazle prcacnts t- court hla appointment aa dep t ' county clerlt, toitether with the c A of office duly auliHcribed by h 1 in r y law provided, and t lie court t advlHed In the matter, It la 4 red that aald appointment ho, a the aamo In hereby approved. a thla day U. I. Craven present n t te court hla appolntinuut to the 't t of deputy ntierlff, togethei, I the oath of oflce duly aub- ied by him, aa by law provided, 1 the court being advlxcd in the r "r, It la ordered by tho court I i aald appointment bo, and tho t I la heiohy approved. I thla day It ia ordered by the 1 t that H. W. Ilixrrlaon be, and he ( irehy appointed Janitor for the I houHe for tho year 1921, I1111I '(he nalary fur aald Janitor be. the aamo ia hereby fixed in tho 1 gut of $125.09 oer month. ' I thla day it la ordered by tho ' t that Dr. K. O Hohii he. mid he frehy appointed Secretary of the d of Health, In and for Columbia ty, Oregon, and tho anlary if f office la to bo $20.00 per Ih, payable as by lav provided. I thla day It la ordered by tht, 1 I that the wldow'a -enalon here t re allowed Sophlo Karl, In the 1 of $26.00 per month be, and the t I Ih hereby (llHConthiuod. t thla day It la ordered by the i that the aid heretofore ul ! d Kantellu Wlnchell In addition 1 he wIiIowh pnnalon be. and the 1 la hereby Increnaed to th aum 10.00 per inonth, and that tho t lime a general fund varrant III) mm of $10.00 oh balance for the ih of January. f thla day Judaoti Weed, corn ier of John Iluchor I'oHt No. 70, 1.. preaenta to the court hla n report of hla trannnctiona t.tho S. K S. Indigent Fund of tounty, together with vouchers licit expenditures and the coun dge being advised In the matter, ordered that aald report be, and anio la hereby approved, iw at this time comes on for In K the application of llenver as Orange of (lol In, Oregon, kfore filed, asking that they bo Touted a Hconae to conduct o i hall at Heaver Homos near I, Oregon; and It appearing to court that the applicant la an f of good morai ciiuructer; It in fed by the court that tho county I Issue a 1 Icon He to said Heaver Bs Orange to conduct a dance Of 2304 square feet at Heaver Ba post office address Coble, mbln county, Oregon, during the k1921. I this day tha report of the y road viewers on the L. H. It road ws road In open court He first time. I this day there la presented to iourt the written resignation of Knllerton. as a inombflr of Col a county fair 1'mard, said reslR m to take" effect Immediately, the court being advised In the Br, It Is, by the court ordoron (. nalrl resignation be, and the I Is heroby accented. I this day tho natter coming on lonsideratlon by the court, It Is Jed by thecourt that Mr. P. H. I he and he horehy is appointed mher of the Columbia counts .boird to fill out tho unexpired I of W. J. Fullerton, resigned, (f offico, thereupon the duties of his said office. 1 (in thla day the clerk preaenta to the courth la Htutomont of scalp r'"",, 'r hearing tho petition of 14, and expending the amount of liouutloN lHaued during the month of I '-""'I t ul free holders roald- $3,000.00 as set out In the budirei liecember. 12. authorlitod and ' road dlHtrlct or districts of , propar. d for that purpose In Improv helnw an followa: d proposed road praying for lg rouda In ld liJi,in h..i. ' : ""l " 'unl aa examined and approved by the court; 11 . ? . .... . . and lno "HHesaor la hereby ordered .. ! .. I ,g a a stake driven In ,u ,., determine the levy necessary to , . ' K' Mnck W,Krr9,",e ra,'", 4,10 amount " t out, and ex ori ro-..d croHses thence N. 1224 torn! the same on the tax Voile for feet to a Hlake driven in .Tie centei the year 1920 I',! i!,,,.,1,AU.'M"'k hPn? I';".Kt 48 .K ! " tuls y resolutions for apeclal !l . wi m . , of, "'' r"inty "y Improving the roads in district No. tr of It. t. track 160 ft. to stake f, the dollar on all taxable property and terminating at edge of paved , wltnln the said road district ire duly a i ..- ..... examined and approved by the courf And the court be,ng advised In th!nd the a.aessc'r Is hereby ordered mull r. 1 ia ordered by tho court jt oxtt.nd the special levy of 10 mills .ma turn puiiiion lie and the auiue the dollar ftn all tha Imihln nrnn liuicny doiiiod, upon the ground ortv within tl, .a a and to.- mo reuaon tout tho doacrlp-tax rolls for the year 1920. ' .i.u u.o cuuil jiir.HU.ciiuu to act. n l. "'I l ,"J"r "TK R.,,,mI .. ...... ,... ! Ie It remembered. That at a term r U'nV.r?lV"rZ: I , I:,!' i, : r . LZr. ?' Honorable County Court of Co- I J l. vvilKurmm, hhwi !'" - " - " . . i 1.. . -....... I 1 ..It. '. iiiiil RktiiMllillllfP tiiu u 111111111I .l $1,000.00 ua not out ill the budget .upuiuu mi li.ui pui puau. In lmprov iuuuj 111 nu.il Uiaiilcl, ai'u duly ..11i11.n1 it ami .ipprwveu uy I lie court, a. ul tt.o uniessoi ia uereby ordered in duiuriiilue the levy noceHaary to . a,i,'j 1 ue uuiouiil un aut out; uuU ex- tumbla County, State of Oregon be ..... . . j . 11 .... . . - " " nom ai me court house In 11. Helens In said County, on the first day of December. A. D. 1920, and from day to day thereafter dui Ing tho continuance of said terra. 1'renent: Hon. Martin White, Coun ty Judge; Hon. Judson Weed. Com- ...!....... . i, 1 r.. . M.u.i 11,.. , 1 ' r" iara, com- uu. m.u tnlHstoner; J. W. Hunt, Clerk; H. E. .ou. iwo. . ll.alUro. Sheriff. On thla Juy ruMolullotia for speciu. i The following among otner pro . inipruv.iig the rouda in road dia- cenitlngs were had, to-wlt: .ilit No. 3. uud mukiiig a levy of This being a regular session of the m "il" o" Hie dollar 011 all taxable nl'f.vo entitled court, and at which . i.nuiiy wliliiu 1 ue naid road diu time the court Is allowed by resolu .1 icl urn duly oxuminod uud upproved 'I -n to locate, establish, alter, widen, by the court, and the asHOHSor la nlrulghten or change the direction of ,101'uliy ordeied to uxiend Clin apocia. nny road; - .. 10 11. I .i 0.1 the dollur on all 1 And It appearing to the court that ne taxable property within the said n public necessity exists, the court district, on tho tux rolls for the yeur does hereby declare Its intention to lfl-'0. ,lav out and establish a county road 011 Oils duy resolutions for apecla. 'within said county, described as fol ly improving the roads In roud ills- l"ws: trlct So. 4, and expending the amount ' Commencing at the terminus of r ii, 01.0. mi as si t out in the budget '" Canaan (or Tatrlck Hughes) road leoai ! .ul- that purpoMa in liuprov-j ing i'o:h!k In said district, are duly; aouthwest corner of the basement of school house No. 34 beara N. 45 de grees 40' E. 118.7 feet, A fir 7" dlam. bears S. 83 degrees 30' W. 283.6 feet. Running thence N. 65 de grees 00' W. 496.3 (eet. Station 4-95.3 P. C. of 36 degree curve to right; 6-95.3 P. T. thence N. 28 degrees 30' W. 14.6 feet 6- 09.8 P. C. of 12 degrees 20' curve to right 7- 09.8 P. T. thence N. 16 degree 18' W. 97.6 feet 8- 07.3 P. C. of 33 degree curve to left 10-23.2 P. T. thence N. 87 degrees 25' W. 65.6 feet 10- 78.8 P. C. of 80 degree curve to right 11- 78.8 P. T. thence 426.5 feet N. 67 degrees 26' W. 16-05.3 P. C. of 25 decree 10' c.irvra to left I 17- 05.3 P. T. thence S. 87 degrees 25' W. 166.3 feet 18- 68.8 P. C. of 14 degree 26' curvu to right 19- 68. 8 P. T. thence N. 78 degrees 10' W. 678.8 feet 26- 47.6 P. C. of 46 degrees 15' curve to right 27- 47.6 P. T. thence N. 32 degrees 66' W. 291.4 feet 30-39.0 P. C. of 60 degrees 00' curve to left 32-48.1 P. T. thence S. 42 degrees 32' W. 24 6.0 feet 34- 94.1 P. C. of 18 degrees 29' cum. left 35- 94.1 P. T. thence S. 24 degrees 03' W. 699.0 feet 42-93.1 P. C. 35 degree rurve to righk 45-71.6 P. It. C. thence on 35 degree curve to left 48- 76.9 P. T. thence S. 14 degrees, 35' W. 96.5 feet 49- 72.4 P. C. of 66 degree curve to right 50- 63.7 P. It. C. thence on 40 degree curve to left 62-66.5 P. T. thence S. 24 degrees 34' E. 1.4 feet 62-66.9 P. C. of 32 degree curve to right At 52-80 set 1 mile post cedar, 3" by (Continued on page tivel to Banking t There's a Human Side x t Muiiy iNnpln l.M.k upon bunking and banker as the cold, hard. Mh.ll sort of proposition w:ilc:i cun neither understand nor predate ,.. ot.P B, t t, qM,n. .eiierully In tbese days we do r-ot think that description applies. i..l partUulnrly we know it !oe not in regard to the First .Nutionul I km k Hervlce. The customers' interests are always ours FIRST NATIONAL BANK CHA8 OF ST. HELENS Member Federal Reserve System OTUHAM, President H. A'. CHILDS. Cashier. 4 4 4) 44 ! x I Stock - Quality - Price When you need anything in GENERAL MERCHANDISE DROP IN! Dry Goods Dresses Shoes for the Whole Family Gents' Furnishings Everything That's Good to Eat Bedrock Prices and High Quality Goods. MARTIN HOVEN GOBLE, ORE. ;il ton ur:.i's.ui- Is heroby ordered xuv.ineil and approved by tho court; determine the levy nncnHsary to ,i Hi" iiiiioi'.ut uh set out, and ex nd il.e shim on the tax rolls for lie )fur in 20. i) 1 i:Ih t iy esolut!oni for sponmi. ly improving the roads In road dl.t- rlrl No. n anil expending the amount , r III. ITS. 00 an set out In tho l.iid ot tirepured for that purpose In Im-J proving ro:idt In said district, are! 'uly examined and approved by Hie itirt; u'ld the aiiHosKor Is hereby' ;-d"red to determine the levy neces-1 'ury to raise the amount as set out, j 'nd extend the an me on the tax rolls " .- th.i veur 1920. fin ll.lu ....u .l.u 1.. I wu nun 1 "m.i 1, 1 .nun .v.i ni.'t;iii.- iy Improving the roads In roud dls- He; No. 6. and making a levy of 10 nllls on the dollar on all tho taxable property within said road district are ,li'lv ex-imlned and approved by the iirt; nnd the assessor Is hereby irdered to extend the special levy of ' 0 mills on the dollar on nil the tax M! property within the. s:ild dln- rlfl, on the tax rolls for the yeai On th's dav resolutions for special-1 'v Ininrcvlng The roads In road dls--let Vr. 7, and making n levy 01! '0 mills on tho dollar on all the tax-! ll.le property within said road dls-j rlct are duly examined and approves-i 'y the court; and the assessor Is retiv ordered to extend tho special 1 vv of 10 mills on the dollar on ati , tuvahln property within tho said, 'Ktrict, 011 tho tax rolls for the year: On this day resolutions for special- j 'v imnrovlng the roads In road dls-j '-let. Mn S. and mnklnf! a levy of 10 iiIIIh on tlie dllr on all the taxable! nroporty within tho said road dls-1 1 let a red I'lv examined and approved I iv I he court; and the assessor Is o'iv ordered to extend the special o GOOD PLACES TO (OL ? I delicious Syrup AT HOME AND RAITIMfiDI? Restau- rant. MKAIi TICKKTH $5.2."i for .1.1M Any Day or Every Day THE BEST CUP OF COFFEE IN TOWN ttt'i' 1111 tA ii 3h 'evy of 10 mills on the dollar on all 'be taxnblo property within the said "Mtrlet, on the tax rolls for tho year 1020. On this day resolutions for specla. 'v Iniiirovlng tho roads in district Vo to and expending the amount of l 72!i 00 as set out In tho budget nrepnred for thntp urpose In Improv ing roads In said district, are duly examined and approved by the court; and the assessor Is hereby ordered to determine the levy necessary to "also Iho amount as set out, and ex lend the same on the tax rolls for the 'ear 19?0. -On this day resolutions for special ly improving the roads In district Whenever You Get Your Groceries At This Store . You Are Satisfied For you get quality goods at the lowest prices and prompt courteous service Larsen & Co., Grocers "THE HOME OF THE MARKET BASKET" PHONE 27 ' Those fine, flavory hot cakes taste all the better when covered with some of our choice stock of high grade syrups. We sell all of the best known and most re liable brands. THE CENTRAL GROCERY 1 II. Hi Refreshing Drinks Hot or cold, deliriously flavor ed ami nppetl.lnnly served. A fresh line of candles always in Ht.xk. JUk'i grade' cigars. MKKT VOVll .F1UKNDS AT MASON'S JUST ARRIVED Several Rolls Linoleum Felt Base Print, per yard 65c Burlap Base Print, per yard $1.15 Good grade pattern, inlaid, per yard $1.50 Also have some 9x12 Axminster rugs at the extra special price of $45.00 Comforters and blankets at a greatly reduced price TIIK8K AKK A NO. 1 GOOItH BUT BOUGHT AT A 8PECIAI1 ritU'K AND I AM (JIVING MY CUSTOMERS THE BENEFIT E. A. Ross Masonic Bldg. St. Helens- Ore. THE UNIVERSAL CAR Ford Cars at the Show On the main Hour of the auditorium, you will find the Ford enclosed car exhibit. Downstairs you will find the ever-popular Ford touring and Ford roadster. Oregon is buying more Ford cars now than ever before. Ford sales for 1921 will exceed any previous year. An automobile means quick transportation and the Ford car is the most economical transportation possible. The Ford car is a universal necessity. Lowest in first cost, with the retail price fixed "by Mr. Ford himself the same price everywhere except fot freight; lowest in depreciation cost; lowest in tire cost; lowest in cost of upkeep, maintenance and repairs; every family in Oregon can afford to own and drive a Ford car in 1921. Place your order with your local dealer as he is handy to you and equipped to give you service on your car. Clials $",oo Kunnbuut Regular U!)5 Runabout -Starter $4tW Tourln 1? Regular 440 Touring Starter . $510 Coupe With Starter $745 Kediin Willi Starter $705 Truck Pncuniutic $545 The prices listed above are P. O. B. Detroit. i n . For snle by tho following authorized Ford Dealer: FIELD MOUSE MOTOR COMPANY "Tho Weather Is Always Good In A Ford Sedan." fit Is further ordered by the that Mrs, I, R. Kelty, of Clata-
