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HKMI.AN VITAL u . ku'ii a
Of tha ( ounty I lerk of olumbia County. Oregon, .bowing the amount
latum allowed by the County mid Circuit I'ourU of said County for
( allowed, tha amount ot the warrants urawn. mid ii.m ............ ..
trranti outstanding and unpaid frcm tha IbI day of July 1920 I..
1st duy of December. 1920. ' 1 1
t claim
bu
oh (I rlghtof-way and County Surveyor's olflcel
lections ,
lerlrf'a office .
rk'H offlcn . , . '. ,
leessor's offlca ,
easiirer's office
urt hotiHO , ,
rcult Court
thnol Superintendent'
Minty Court and Commissioners . ,
lli Court
ronor
una . .
ult Inspector
lelth Officer
& H. Indigent '.
ldows' rutiHlotiH
re of poor
11
tunly
ftltir of Weights arid Measure . . .
unty fair
Tli'Ultiliul Agent '.
ttlo Indemnity
venllo Court
C License :
fund account pool lablo license
3,530.77
1.728.06
3.170.68
3,041.22
1,798. 62
652 02
1.496.38
843.40
i.noo.r.1
2. 688. 57
60.1 00
217.12
20.1. 00
34 70
21)2.00
110.00
3,007.50
6,105.41
399 93
149.80
121 94
1,000.00
750.00
800 3.1
224.42
GO. 00
25.00
Hhorirrs lax. Old Hoad Snecial 7
,Hherlff tax. Market Hoad Fund
Sheriffs tax, Special Bchool ..
Khurlff tax. Union High School . .
Sheriff's tax. High Bchitol Tuition
wiewr.s tax, Special Cltlea ....
Blierlfft lax. Fire I'atrol
I 33,860.88
lounl of unpaid General Fund warrants Dec. 31,
'120 $ 6.621.00
'ATE OF OUKtlON. hh.
, Counly of Columbia,
I, J. J. Hunt. Counly Clerk In and for the above named Counly and
ito, do hereby certify that tha foruKolim lit a true and correct statement
the amount of claims allowed by the county and circuit court of mtid
tnty, for the period of alx month eudliiK on the 31t dny of December,
10; on what account the name warn ollowod, the amount of the warrants
iwn and the amount of the warrant unpaid and oiitHiaiulltiK on the gen
J fund an tho aamo appear from the recoiils of my office and In my of
al cuatody.
WINTKSS my hand and the goal of the County Court affixed thin lRth
f of January, 1921.
: f J. W. IllTNT, County Clerk.
KKMI-ANXrAI. NI'MMARY NTATK.MF.XT
Of (he finanrlul condition of Columblu County. Oregon, on the SImI duy
December, 1920.
Mtllll.lTIKH
ount of unpaid general fund warrant July
1st, 1920 6,890 6!
error In opening account nnd pohIIiik.... 33. 800.88
ount tanned from July to Dec. 31. 1920..,. 33.860.88 40,826.49
ount paid A cancelled from July (o lcc 31
120 $ 34.297.08
'error In opening account and posting 8.4 1 34,305.49
Ount unpaid December 31. 1920
unt of general road fd. warrant unpaid July
111, 1920 $
unt Issued from July to Due. 31, 1920..
rror In pouting Feb. 1919
ount paid and cancelled from July to Dec.
. ti 1920 $
1 error In opening account '.
; ount unpaid December 31. 1920
. ount of ri-id district warrant unpaid Julv
July lal. 1920 .$
J jount faHiied from July to Dec. 31. 1920.,..
10 arror In opening account and posting ....
Amount paid and cancelled from July to Dec.
31. 1920
By orror In opening account and routing'.
Amount unpaid December 31. 1920
Amount of Sperlul road warrant unpaid
Jmly I at. 1920 $
Asaount Issued from July to Doc. 31, 1920 ....
To error In opening account nnd poHtlng ....
Amount paid and cancelled from July to Dec. 31
. 1120
Fy error In opening account '.
A ount unpaid December 31. 19"')
A ount of Market road warrant Is-med $
i sunt of Murliet road warrants paid
ount of lionded Indchtedutvis
I unt of agency fund l'ablllty
1 3.968.29
13.670.11
483.14
13,471.34
1.12
4 1.844.16
54.996.10
142.62
60,446.24
636.89
$ 6.621.00
I 28,121.64
I 13.472.46
I 14,649.08
I 96,981.88
S 60.983.13
46.99S.7C
1.80
10,467.66
62.176.84
2.016.97
3.661.70
8,916.19
324.38
Sheriff tax. Heaver Drainage District 16,779!l8
". ma&Tuaer Drainage Ulalrlct
619.60 $290,064 2'
Assessor's l'eronal Tax, General Co. Fund.
AsHCKSOr' Pemnnul Tut r'nunlv UiuA A
Assessor's l'eronul Tax. Hoad 1 to 16, Inclualva
AeMor'H l'eronal Tax, Special Hoad 1 to 16
Assessor's Personal Tax. Market Hoad
Aieurnxulra I'erHonul Tax, Spociul School.!....
Assessor' Personal Tax, Union High School....
AttHeHHor' I'erHoiiul Tax, High Bchool Tuition . .
Assessor's Personal Tax, Special Cltle
Warren ConHlructlon Co., County noad Fund. . . .
Warren CoiiHtruction Co.. Hoada 1 to 16..'.
Sale of Hock, Hoad 1 to 16
Clerk' Fee, General County Fund ....!!!!!.'
Sheriff FeoH, General County Fund
J' mice Fine, General County Fund
Game Fund, General Countv Fund ...
t ircun i ourt
Justice
Halo of
(iame Fund
Truat Fund "
Dii I.lceiiHa Fund 11!!".'.'.
MlHcelluuooii, General County Fund'!!!!!
uereHt on Depoalt, General County Fund
Btute Treusurer, Htate Bchool t'uud
Secretary of Bute, Mo. Vehlo. Fund
Keuretary of Stute. Market Road Tund . . . .
Total Amt.
July 1, 1920
DtHburBctnent
General Cou
( ounty Hoad Fund
Special Bchool . . .
Houd 1 to 16
807.32
166.27
364.63
425.77
104.16
666.78
8.19
41.62
72.97
I 2,537.61
460.00
296.62
1,698.80
2.805.16
267.70
660.00
21.69
Jit Court Fine, General County Fund 2 879 40
Ice Court Speeding Fine, Co. Road Fund.. 2370 60
of Hock, County Hoad Fund 288 25
288.25
76.00
38.40
112.00
4: 53.84
1.682.49
8,484.00
1.101.43
20,412.48
I 43.996.60
Collected and Bal. on Hand,
etnent for the 8lx month ending Dec
nty Fund a
31, 1920.'
73,644.94
16,431.26
28,171.38
e t mm m m
New Kpeclal Hoad 1 to 16 " "' ' iSoi?i
Special Cltle
Uiirkul 0,.,.,l ......
IT..I.... n... . (
.'..i.fii iiiku ncnooi
High Bchool Tuition '..'.'.'.'.'.'"
Mugruder Drainage District !
Hi aver Drainage Dfatrlct 11.'.
County Bchool Fund '.
Slate Bchool Fund .'.'.'.'
County Fair '. 11 '
Dog Llcene Fund . . ..!.!!!!!!!'
Sailor1 and Soldiers' Indigent Fund 1 !
Library Fund
Fire I'atrol
Old 8pocial Hoad 8 '.!""'
$476,133.43
.205.82
2,843.18
6,790.08
634.86
16,765.94
687.17
8,682.86
806.24
60.00
60.00
396.74
471.67
8.76
$316,663.84
Hulunce on hand
9159,469.5b
$476,133.43
January 1, 1921
STAT'uyolwt Ba'anCe 00 "aDd '
( ounty of Columbia.
amount paid out and th. I balanca on t"ad L I. itn reCe'T0! the
. ' BE38IS HATTAN,
. , County Treaurer. Columbia County Oregon
KndorHed. Filed Jan. 17. 1921.-J. W. HUNT. Clerk
1.347.67
68.787.97
90.67
$ 68.891.9!
341.76
3,206.82
t 70,226.21
$ 69 233.74 !
992.47 j
$ 3.206.82
$300,000.00 ,
$ 39.1S2.81
Total Mahilltle
$339,182.81
KKHOl'ltiT'M
r
(
1
Amount of cahIi In hand of County TreaHiirer,
rut Fuud
oral road
tlcl road fund
ilal road fund
kway bond fund . .
ket roud fund
da I Bchool fuud
dal Cltlea
da I dupoHit fund
k 8. Indigent fund
malty fund
it fund
I patrol
k school tuition fund .
Hi hUli Bchool fund . .
Tuder druluaKO district
rer drainage district . .
llur drainage dltrlct .
ty School Fund
I school fund
try fuud '.
fund ,
t license fund '
A Redumption fund ..
.$
vfa:
31,374.69
. (Mill. 1 1
8,735.90
2 V, (.1.7 GO
G9.58
42,612.0,
12.799.24
2.277.12
321.14
1.3LIG.5')
74.65
959.60
18.48
413.73
399.35
88.61
23.24
18.93
71.48
42.64
116.36
237.60
340.67
20,000. 00
$159,496.97
Mint balance of 1919 tax .,
unt delimiueut tax 1909 to 1918 IncluHlve.,
f farm
rt houMO, fixture aiid ground'
vol pits & quurrie
d machinery, toolH, etc. (otlmated)
$
37,459.66
67.226.88
12.000.00
40,000.00
8.000.0k
100,000.00
.Total Resource
$254,685.54
all.lTIKM
UF.CAI1ITUI.ATIOX
$a:i,iHi!.8i
Uft-UIH.YiVI
I-AWU.AI, HKIMHT OF TIIK HIIKRII F'S Oi l ICK KOK THK SIX
t MONTHS TKKAl HKUIN'MNU JULY 1ST, WM, AM) KMk
t 1.J KIOC. SI I ST, lla, SHOWING I AMIS AMI !
l-'KI'M tHM.I.KCTFI AXI AMOUNTS TUHNKI)
i. OVKK Tit tiOU.NTY TKKASL'UKK
I Collectd.
I ' 644.67
i 89.55
I 1,080.73
I 1.755.84
1.475.88
1.640.63
2,842.00
I 3,404.67
i 276,661.79
'Total $289,302.80
I 264.70
Hrot. Forward
18.04 $
856.13
866.13
3.00
Turned Over Ual. on Hand
$ 18.04 $
544.67
89.65 -1.080.73
1,755.84
1,476.88
1,640.63
2.842.00
3.404.67
277,302.21
$290,05 1.22
262.70
NOTU'K OF SALE No. 18070
In the Circuit Court of tho Btate of
Oregon, fir nlo (j,,uy f Multno
inub. ItcpaHmcnt of Probate.
In the Matter of tha Guardianship of
Fred Hurelbach, Arthur Burel
bttch, Helen Burelbach and Rich
ard Burelbach, Minora.
Notlre 1 hereby given that tho
(indernigned guardian of ta t4
or Pred Burelbach, Arthur Burel
bach, Helen Burelbach and Richard
Burelbach, minor, will from and af
ter Monday, the 21st day of Febru
ary. 1921, proceed to sell at prlvaU
sale an undivided one-seventh Inter
est In and to the Northwest Quarter
r Section 8, Townhlp S, North of
Range 2, West W. M., Columbia
' 'ounty, Oregon.
Said sale will be made pursuant
to the order of the Probate Court of
Multnomah County, Oregon, In aatd
nnd bids will be received by
the guardian at 630 Chamber of
Commerce Building, City of Porv
land, Oregon. Term of sale will be
cah.
.ted January 15th. 1921.
FRANK BURLEBACH,
Guardian.
OLSON. DEWART ft BAIN.
Attorneys for Guardian.
.
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Columbia County.
Ruth K. Heed, Plaintiff, vs. Eo
Heed, Defendant.
To Ko Heed, the above named de
fendant: i
In the name of the State of Oregon !
you are horeby required to appear;
and answer the complaint filed
ugRitiHt you In the above entitled suit!
on or before the 19th day of Febru
ary, 1921, that being six weeks aftei j
date of first publication of Bummon
herein, and answer the complaint!
herein; and If you fall so to appear
nnd answer, plaintiff will apply to!
tho Court for the relief demanded In
her complaint, towlt, for a decree
divorcing her from defendant, and '
awarding her the care and custody,
of Eo, Helen, Ida, John and Carroll
Heed, the minor childron of plaintiff
and defendant, and for other equli
able relief.
Thi summons Is served upon you
by publication thereof In the St. Hel--oiih
Mint, a weekly newspaper of gen
oral circulation published at 8t. Hel
ens In ald Columbia County, once a
week for six successive weeks, th
date of flrat publication being Janu
ary 7, 1921, and of last publication
February 18, 1921, by order of Hon.
J. A. Kukln, Judge of said Court,
dated aJnuury 3, 1921.
J. N. PEARCY
B. J. MENDENHALL,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. Postof
flc.e address 926 Chamber of Com
merce, Portland, Oregon.
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the Slate of
Oregon for Columbia County.
Anna C. Goliva, Plaintiff,
vs.
Peter Goliva, Defendant.
To Peter Goliwa, the above nam
ed Defendant:
In the name of the Btate of Ore.
gon, you are hereby required to ap"
pear and answer tho complaint filed
galnt you In the above entitled
court on or before the 5th day of
March, 1921, which I six week
after tha 21t day of January, 1921,
tho date ordered for the flrt publL
cation of this summons; and If you
fall to so appear and answer, plain
tiff will apply to the Court for the
relief prayed for m her complaint,
to.wlt: For a decree dissolving the
marriage contract heretofore and no v
existing between the plaintiff and
defendant herein and for such fur
ther nnd other reiref an to the Court
Hhouid seem Just and equitable.
This Hiimmon I erved upon you
by publication thereof pursuant to
an order of the Hon. J. A. Eakin,
Judge of the above entitled Court!
made on the 20th day of January'
1921.
1921"' pul,llca'lr,n January 21,
Last publication March 4. 1921.
GEO. ESTES '
601 Lumbermen's Hldg., Port
land, Ore.
KUMAIONf
In the Circuit Court of th.- State uf
Oregon for the County of fi.lut.'.Ma.
Effle A. Stephenson, 'l;i i'n v.-.
Wesley S. StephonBon. Dsfemli.n'i I
To Wesley S. Stepben.i. the r !
hove named defendant:
In the name of th Sta'i of Or son 1
you are hereby required t uppeai j
and answer to the compia'.nt filed
against you In the above ent-ilej unit
on or before the 19th day cf Febru
ary, 1921. that being six v.sek at'.eri
date of first publication neroin. d
answer to the complaint lie-ein, and
If you fall to so answe for want ;
thereof, plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in her
complaint, to-wit: a decree dissolv
ing the bonds of matrimony existing
between the plaintiff and defendant. :
This summons Is served upon you
by order of Hon. J. A. Eakin, Judge
of the above entitled court, dated the
30th day of Decemker, 1920, requir-!
ing the same to be published once
a week for six successive weeks In
the St. Helens Mist, and the date of
the first publication described there-i
by Is January 7th, 1921, and the last1
publication February 18, 1921. j
z B. W. TAYLOR.
Attorney for Plaintiff. Postof f ice '
iddress 536-8 Chamber of Commerce,
''ortland, Oregon.
For a Pernlxtent Cough
Some years ago H. P. Burbage a
student at law In Oreenvllle, S. C..
had been troubled for a long while
with a persistent cough which he
says, "greatly alarmed me, causing
me to fear that I was In the first
stage of consumption. Having seen
Chamberlain's Cougn Remedy adver
tised he concluded to try It. "I
soon felt a remarkable change and
after using two bottles of the small
size was permanently cured."
EDDIE'S PLACE
The name nnd place soggexted to
your mind, welcomes you either
as visitor or patron.
We serve cooling drinks. Confec
tionery, Cigar and Tobacco.
HAGBART BORDALS
Pool Hall Phone 132-W
ST. HELEN'S
Does Your Car Need
Repairing?
FDR up to the minute
Auto Repairing,
come to our shop
We also carry a full
line of Tires, Tubes, Au
to Accessories, etc.
Battery Recharging
and Repairing.
HARDIN'S
GARAGE
Houlton : Oregon
to )
"He Began Business On His Nerve
and a Shoestring"
How often we hear the remark!
frequently prove that
Invest Igal Ion, however.
105.71
106.71
869.1 1 11110,321.92 $ 106.71
'- 1289, l6!. 60
' iStnte of Oregon, ss.
My of Columbia.
'.1 horoby certify that tho above report for the term beginning July 1st,
9, and ending Dec. 31st, 1920, ft correct and truo, as I verily believe.
H. K. La HAKE, Sheriff.
''Endorsed. Filed Jan. 3rd, 1921. J. W. HUNT. ClerK.
II-ANNl'AI. KKPORT OK TIIK 4XIUNTY f RKASITRKH OK COLUMBIA
COUNTY, OltKGON.
; Showing money on hand, amount recolvod, amount disbursed and bal-
on hand Jan. 1, 1920.
ancn on hand June 30th, 1921 - 2139,544.86
riff's tax. General County Fund $ 89,582.16 .
riff's tax, County Road Fund 16,646.11
riff's tux, Roads 1 to 16, Inclusive 37.867.89
riff's tax, Special Roads 1 to 16 40,492.75
r'ff't. tax, Old Ronds 1 to 17 11.07
riff's tax. Old Roads 1 to 7 711.17
riff's tax, Old Roads Special 6 1.36
co.ru!!''''' Vi' K"'" """k amount; the "nerve"
ntW rn'rve. r"Me " ""IU,al rmult of a ul'-
Thl lnstllntlon cordially Invites saving,, accounts.
4 PAID ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF ST. HELENS
Member Federal Reserve System
CHAS. GRAHAM. President. H. A. CHILDS. Cashier
Depot Garage
NOW IS THF. TIME TO HAVB
YOUR AUTO REPAIR WORK
DONE BEFORE THE SPRING
RUSH IS ON. OUR REPAIR
WORK IS DOKE BY AM KXPEBT
MECHANIC
PRICES.
AT REASO'llllLB
GAS, OILS, GREASES,
ACCESSORIES
Of All Kinds
SPECIAL PRICES OX TIRES
30x3 M, OOOO-mlle Tire ...$18J(0
A 30x31 a 8000-mile Tire $17.00
Larger ones In proportion. AH
firsts and guaranteed.
Welch 5 Hanson
HOULTON. OREGON
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In tho County Court of the State of
Oregon, County of Columbia.
In the Matter of the Estate of Ber
tha Johnson, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the
linderslgned, Rose Eveline Johnson,
has been appointed administratrix of
ue estate of Bertha Johnson, de
ceased, and that letters of adminis
tration of said estate have been Is
sued to her, and that she has quali
fied as such administratrix.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to
present them within six months from
'he date of this notice, to the under
signed at Venable Hotel, Portland,
Oregon.
Dated and published this 21st day
of Jnnuary, A. P., 1921.
ROSE EVELINE JOHNSON,
Admlnlstrotrlx of the Estate of
Bert lia Joliuson, Deceased.
6-10
Payrolls and Prosperity
Oregon needs more and larger payrolls. Prosperity is a
concrete condition, not an abstract thought. It is created by
the opportunity for work, the investment of money in new and
enlargement of old projects, the development of trade, the meet
ing of producer and consumer, the exchange of labor for purch
asing power.
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company, represent
ing a payroll of approximately $3,000,000 per year in Oregon,
has reached a point beyond which it cannot go with its present
income. It has asked for higher rates which will enable it to'
maintain its service, meet its payroll obligations and earn a rea
sonable return upon its investment in Oregon. If it obtains
this it can carry on its construction program, offer more w jrk
in Oregon, enlarge its payrolls and take its proper part in the
progress of this state. If it cannot secure adequate rates, it)
must limit its expansion in every way, abandon its plans for ex
tensions and lay off its construction crews.
The rates asked for will not work a hardship upon any in
dividual; they represent but a small increase per station over
present rates, but in the aggregate would permit the telephone
company to continue to fully serve the public, carry out its
plans for the development of Oregon, and do its part in cre
ating and maintaining the prosperity which is essential to the
state.
Adequate service is dependent upon adequate rates.
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co.
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