THE OREGON MiST.
aWllHClUFTfOf. $1.50 HER YEAR.
tf-e. Hblsnr, April 15,
i82:.
BJndWS
,'IU L-. ...IJ'.L.U. -
COUXTT FIXAXCKS.
In another column of this issue will
ko found the semi-annual exhibit
. ..Columbia county's financial standing.
, By an Aft of the legislature theeounty
. court is authorised to have puLliabed
twice.estch'year the tsttentents tf ll)
, sheriff, treasurer and clerk of tho
count-, showing in detail tho ntuouti'
'.of uiouey received from nil sources,
the amount on hand on tho 30 U day
of Bepu-mber aud March 31st" of each
' ear, the amount l aid oat and for
lat litifposc. . .
Il will be wen by referring to the
fictiri-e i hat the total liabilities of the
county on March 81 was 20,636 07
money o hand suhject to the pay
wont of this debt 12,202 19, leaving
n indebtedness of $18,433 88. The
amonnt of taxes for 1691 now due and
unpaid, applicable to the payment ol
this indebtedness is $13,025 17. ' Sub
tract this sum from the indebtedness
and'you have left a surplus of $5,403.71
These oninnd taxea are lite same as
cash, for tho property. i 'food security
on the amount of the assessment. ThU
medically leave Columbia eouutt
in d.bt only $5,408 71 over ami
above all resources. . ," . "
There i probably not more than
two or three counties in the state who
can, make this showing. And yet the
howl. joes forth that we must noi build
ruads iniLbfuires or make any other
substantial improvements becanse'the
eon iiiy is so poor we can't afford it.
In the name of commou sense if we
Itave anv credit-" let it be made use of
for the ptiSIio ' eood, and stop thi;
ruruima beggardly policy of discourag
ing puWic improvements. The good
U trait that once served the purpose
of the prospector, with bis pack on
bis hack is no Juoger worthy to be
tolerated, even though our forefathers
did "li-tve good health and live' to a
greil age tinder such circumstances."
We must look to a higher civilization
than ib.it which existed during the
reign uf the savages in this country.
--;. ; u A' SQpXpZFLATFOBX.
The republican platform is longer
. than J customary, but there is noth-
log superfluous in it: It - deals with
questions which how occupy the pub
. lie mind urare about to do so. In
. essentials the platform 1 is in accord
with the opinions of progressive people
- in. Oregon as well as' throughout the
. eountr..' The hearty endorsement ol
the wise policy of,' protection to lionte
industry is in harmony with the: -best
istereel-rf this young state, which as-
pires to industrial greatness. The de
claration regarding' silver might be
more emphatic, bat as free coinage is
practically dead,? the convention did
well cot to burden iteelf with needless
assurance. The convention deals
' clearly and tersely with' the ' Chinese
and! immigration problems, placing
" Oregon in line with the other states
ct the Pacific slope on these vital
questions,"' In advocating the election
" of United States senators by popular
v-vote. Jhe platform steps aside from
' the beVt'.en track to approve a method
that is now receiving consideration
from tlulughtfuf, practical ' reformers.
We believe the eonvent?"n bas dpne
well to put Oregon r- iblicans on
xeeatd as favorable to ie proposed
change which is calculated to restore
the ten ate to its true place as a co
ordinate branch of the legislature.
" In dealing with' state ' affairs the
pl.it form does will to give.prominence
to the Columbia river improvements.
and to recommend the completion
of the Cascade locks and canals by
"contract. The taxation plank is some
what vague, but is as explicit as could
"te expected in a platform that is not
expected to deal with every detail in
'complicated questions.'
, "It yon Jtave ten dollars to spend,"
said Barnum, "spend one for the ar
ticle sod nins in advertising it." - This
sentence is being used by many news
papers te encourage and increase their
advertising patronage. It is an ex
aggerated utterance, containing only
a grain of truth. ' As much money can
be wasted in useless ' advertising as in
anything else. T pay, it must be
' done rightly iutelfigently and , thor
oughly. Ho one need think '.adver.
lining will pay without attention, just
imply by making an announcement.
It take! brains te advertise and bring
results snd sooner1 the -people stop
blowing iu money en every advertis
ing K-hrme which ' ia presented to
them, just because it isi the general
opinLu that "it . pays to advertise,"
sooner will U be .better for - the mer
chants and (hose who conduct' legiti
mate and "-serviceable advertising
medium.' Newspapers of value : to
cnterprisiug and wideawake citizens
arc those which print the news." They
. are the papers which are read by the
people, ' Advertisements have, to be
fresh ana attractive in matter and
style in order that tbey may secure
and bold the attention of readers. At
present there, ie much botch adver
tising done which is a total loss to the
advertiser and very, often - does bins
aese harta than good because pe
)trt'ting
Is reatt
readily and as closely a to mue
reading matter iu papers and period i
cals of known circulation. Peudle-
ton East Oregmiiun.
B'JJ 1.. I VM .
0VR . COMMON B0 ADS.
There is a good deal of current writ
ing devoted to tins euhject, Niwb
iwpers in nil parts of the country haw
articlea upon it, and lending lungs
sines dismiss it. Ia tho Century M
lsaao O. rotter has an elaborate sr
iirlo on the subject, with illustration
uf bud roads ami good roads. II
bows thnt llie cost of bad roads to
the country, resulting from use of
tbcm in doing its necessary work, it
enormous. Waste it everywhere. Tw
or three of his i lustrations we give.
Mr. Potter thinks that with the
$140,000,000 expended annually
me united states on schools, ov pei
cent, is lost by the absence of pupils,
and he thinks this is primarily due to
bad roads. He notes the fart that
when election day is preceded by
heavy rain storms, there is so feiious
a falling off of the vote that really the
result is not a full expression of the
people. Again, he figures that the
cost daily of maintaining horses and
mules in this country above the age
of 2 years upon farms amounts to
$4,000,000 per day, and considering
how many of these are kept iu the
stables in the condition of enforced
nenesg Dy trie deep mud, lie believes
that in this respect alone the sunt of
$SO,000.000 per year is lost, and his
conclusion is that good roads are a
reces:ity not only for the economical
work of man, but are an adjunct to
civilisation itself.
The problem of making good roads
must be a special study for each par
ticular or separate locality, according
to the nature of tho ground, climate
nd seasons and niateiiuls obtainable;
and without the necessary knowledge,
based on experience and judgment,
good results are not to be exoected.
Work must not be dmij iu any hap
hazard, unmethodical or unscientific
way. So done, il is work wasted.
Special knowledge is an essential
qualification in a supervisor. Here is
a fact to which too little attention is
often paid. The supervisor of a dis
trict should be a man who knows how
to build 'roads. Otherwise be will be
almost useless. It might be a good
plan to have a general supervisor of
roads for each of our counties. This
fflcer might be expected to have
knowledge and skill in road-making.
The duty could perhaps be added to
the office of tile county mrveyor, and
the people then could elect the county
surveyor with a view also to his fit
ness for supervision of the roads of
his county.
With this issue The Mist prints
both sides of the paper at home, hav
ing dispensed with the patent out
side. We have also increased our of
fice force and expect to improve the
paper materially in the future, nnd
will endeavor to give the news in de
tail as far as is obtainable, and also as
fares onr limited means will permit
without catering to any particular
class or association, always claiming
the right to express our -individual
sentiments on political questions snd
either matters of general interest. We
are always ready and willing to accept
communications upon all questions
of public moment from any one who
desires to send litem in. accompanied
by their signatures.
- Fbahk A. Moobe,: republican can
didate for justice of the supreme court,
hits a good recoid in the courts of
the state and the United-. States, his
popular standing and the respect of
his fellow members of the bar. His
reputation as a man is assurance that
lie will be an industrious, painstaking,
fair and honest judge. Oregonian. '
We wish to inform our friend, the
Marion County Democrat, that Judge
Moore , is not the attorney of the
Northern Pacific railroad, nor has he
been for a long time. . Even admit
ting, for the sake of argument, that
he was tb9 railroad's attorney, .that is
only evidence of bis ability and fitness
for supreme judge. Bailroads never
employ poor lawyers to do their work.
Repablican Rallr.
1 The various candidates of there
publican party for state, district,
county and precinct offices srs re
spectfu'ly requested to attend a meet
ing 111 St. Helens next Tuesday eve
ning. Apiill9ili, for llie purpose of
ratifying the tickets just nominated,
and to discuss other mutters of general
importance. It is desired that all the
candidates for the various offices be
present at that time. T. C. Watts,
Chairman County Committee.
Vsed ia Millions of Homes
formeifwchiiiisily,; Aji
attractive advertisement
BCWOOIi STATISTICS.
County School Superintendent's
Aa -
nuat Keportv
Froni Superintendent Watts' annual
report of the school year ending March
7, 1S92, we take the following wry
gratifying summary:
Number of persona lit Columbia
con my between 4 and 30 vests
of ace im
Number eiinl!rtt -t th- at-huoi.. lost.
Not attending -chooUluriiia far. 7iW
Mimher attemutigstboolsoutthla
their districts (4
anmner i.r certificates grunted
during the yaar , H
E-tlmnU-d value of koIioo! bouses
and itroiiiut in rotttity ... . $10,SB7 00
twuuiiiu.-a valUA ol liirntuir S.'.'i'J w
" " . annaia-tu
1 ,Kl 40
Amount of Insurance on school
ur.iuerrv
s.wo oo
vcrane salary per nion:n pnlj
m ilf t ai lif in diirlue the tear .
43
SO 60
Average aalary .d diualt
Nintlcr uf organised districts re-
fortinx ... ,
Average niinibi-r of tnnnth rtib-
61
lieschnola have ktn taught in
this Ciiiintv . .
4 45
Numlier of school houses in the
count
NuMilx-r huilt this year
NuiuUt of Webster's Dictionaries
i
: 2i
in school ...
BKTKIFTS.
. l
Amounof euntv tttiida at'tor-
tioited in ISDt 15.914 21
Amount fttate funds aonnrtiuned . SMQ SO
Amount raiiiN ny anirici faxes
and other sources during yrar.. 4 ,!tt 91
Total receipts during year. ...$14,102 63
OISSCKSKIIKMT.
Amount paid out for ttacliers. . ,
9.2 00
lurnlture ,.
fuel, etc ...
clerk's
apnwntus .,
houaea, te .
insurance ..
for inisctL'a-
ZI3 33
178 10
3)6 OK
6.(0 ,-tO
Si 30
Amount paid out
neuua purposes. . .
1,009 U
2,273 78
mount in hands
of dbttfct
clerks March 7, 1392
Total $14,104 63
The school population has increased
ii the past few years from 1,168 to
1SS5 ; number of districts from 30 to
s mount of school funds from $5,-
407 35 in 1888, to f 65 in 1892.
laK en, altogether Columbia county
shows a splendid advance in? educa
tional facilities. ' . . - "
MILTON COUCH'S EXPERIENCE
With an Electric Doctor and Bow
Be Was Saved-
Mb. Editor: I have been affected
with discharging ears for 26 years. In
187 my right ear went totally deaf.
November 1891 I was slnumt totally
deaf when 1 called on Dr. Darrin for
examination. lie infoiiued me'no
living man could restore my hearing
perfect again. After four months
treatment the discharging ear ia per
fectly cured, and I can hear common
conversation wh n near the persou
speaking, for which I am very grate
ful for the skillful treatment of Or.
Darrin. Electiicity and medicines
were both ued in the esse.
Respectfully, Milton CoccH.
Corvallis, Oregon, April 7th, 1892.
Dr. Darrin 's place of business is at
70J Wachington street, Portland, Or.
Hours, 10 to 5, evening. 7 to "8, Sun
day 10 to 12. They make a specialty
of all diseases of the eye, ear, nose and
throat, catarrh and deafness, bron
chitis, la grippe, consumption, dys
pepsia, heart, liver and kidney di
seases. All nervous, chronic and pri
vate diseases of men, siwh as loss of
manhood, blood tainte, syphilis, vari
cocele, hydrocele, cancer, tumor, gleet,
gonorrhoea, stricture, spermatorrhoea,
seminal weakness, loss of desire of
sexual power in man or -woman, all
peculiar female trouble,, lucorrhnea,
di-phtcenienTs,"elc., are - confidentially
and successfully "treated, snd will
under nociSi'Strhiiiiiici's take -a case
that -jbey-esarnot. cure or benefit.
Charges reasonable. Cures of pri
vate diseases guaranteed and never
published in the papers. ' Mont Cuses
can receive home treatment afer a
visit to the doctor's office. Out-of-town
patients treak-d with unfailing
success through correspondences one
visit dfsirabb-, but not necessary. I
Remedies sent safely and free from
observation to any part of the country.
Circulars and question blanks sent
free. Inquiries answered. Consulta
tion free. "
School Keport.
The followinir ia a report of district
TSo. 2. St. Helens, Orcsoii, for Month
endiuir April 8th, 1892: .
Days attendance, 819; days absent,
40; limes tardv, 21 : pupils enrolled
45; pupils belonging, 43: daily averaee
attendance, 41. rutins who were not
absent nor tardy during the month;
Percy and Lulu George, Lttie Cooper,
Ole Sontfhy, Grace Mites, Crmrlie
Cooper, May Whitney, Frank Watts,
Daisy Watkins, Amy George, Maud
Decker, Frank and Arthur Moore.
Mary Burke, Effie and Willie Strarhan,
Florence and Anna George, Aellie
Cooper, Pearl Decker, Eugene Miles,
Mabel Way and Glen Watkins.
Those who were not absent a . whole
dny: Fred Watkins, John Cooper,
Robert George, Tom Mu kle, Nellie
Decker, George Strachan, Winnie
Way Mary Dufourand Lixzie Gilmore.
The interest in school has been re
markably good. The attendance lias
been quite regular, with few excep
tions, and the best -of harmony has
prevailed. C. H. Jones, Principal.
Mr .Way, Assistant.
40 Years the Standard
COLUMBIA COUNTY'S FINANCIAL EXHIBIT.
GiTlng the Treasurer, Skerlff and Clerk's Report for tlie
8Ix Months: Eiidng Marcfc 31, 1892.
SEMIANNUAL STATEMENT
Of the amount of Money anil Warrants reeetvsd for Taxes, and Money paid to
the Comity Treasurer by th Sheriff uf Columbia County, Oregon, for III
Six months ending on ths 31st
TO AWOOST BKCKIVSO.
Nnveuilwr, l.9l
t 3M33
IS.IN4 49
Jauuiiry, ts92 . . .
March. 1882 ,..,
STATE OJF OREGON. )
County of Columbia. J '
I. W. A. MEEKER, Sheriff of
foregoing statetiieut i correct and tine.
Witness my baud this Slat day
. W. A.
Of the County Treasurer of Columbia
ending oil the Slot day of March,
out, front whom received ami-
wid out :
AMnOXTS asctivso.
K2. Gvw. Fund
Marrh SI
o aniuiuit on nsnd from lar rs-
Dort. vrni ral funJ I
1M66
- 0(392
To amount nn hand from last re .
uort. -chool fund
To amount on hand from last re ,
IHirt. suet-ial deuoitit
47 48
78 60
3.837 31
To amount on hand froia last re
nort. institute fun I ..
To nmonnt on hand from last re
port, apiilk-abls t symnt or
sdveTtied county ordsrs, gt
enii lumt
OcVilwr 16, 1891-
i'o aih rtccivtd from Quick,
costs, road nurtrry
Kovonthfr 4. t(Wl ...
To cash received from liquor li-
crnsw . .
Novmilisr 30, 1891
To rash reoived from sksrlff,,
lun for 1IW0-
January 8, lc&2
To iah reccivpd from Justics.flas
JuBusry 30, 1802
To cath received from sheriff,
tax l..r 18.10
Tu auionni reoived from "school
sutwriiiteudrnt, eertiticatea . .
To auv'Ut.t received front scbool
DUpcrintt-ndent. trertilicatea . . .
To amount rrccit'sd front cliool
UMriitteiidiiit. cerMflcaWa ...
March 10; 11)3-
To amount received from sheriff; .
tuxfnrlKII .
March 15, 12-
To amount reeelved from sheriff,
ai-cuintt tax uf 1891
March 30, 1803
To amount jvctived front Justics,
fine
March 31. 18f ' ,
14 SO
too Oft
W33
a oo
398 64
11 60
19 00
19 fa
' J, sue str
82198
6 00
11.361 20
To amount received from shsri
taxirflSOl
Total
$20,618 00
8TATE OF OREGON, - c " '
Cottnty of Columbia. I
I, G. W. Cole, tin hereby e rtify that the foregoing ia a true and correct
statement of the smnttnis received, paid out and remaining on hand, in the
County Treasury of said County for the six months ending on the 31st day of
March, A. D. 1892.
. Witness my band this 31st da of March, A. D. 1892.
, ,. ...... .' G. W. COLE, County Treasurer.
. SEMI-ANNUAL KEPOET
Of the Con nty Clerk of Colttmbiit, County,. Stale of Oregon, showing the
ainotins ana itntnoer oi ci.unis aiiowea oy ine uoutiry Lonrt ol snitl Uonniy
, lor wnai aiiowea, amonnt or warrants draw;-., sod amount td warrants
; outstanding and unpaid, (r ra the
r day ut .March, la'JZ, botn iiiciitsive:
-;
OS WHAT ACpODST ALLOW!).
Conntv J udfre's sa'srr . ....... ,
ounty Treaaurer's slary ;
Ciitintv Uicrk's tees .......
County Blirrttf ' fe ,
Cuimtv Asei)ior's fr .. ... .
County School Huprr'ntendsnt's salary..
County Burvryor'a fees
Ci.nnty (;oniiuimioners' fees. .... .. ........
(Ircuit Court exne ..
Paupers, support o( , .
Komi ciuerVt-iars.
Kosd'snd Hiidsi-s
Indesins County Jonmal.. .. .. .......
.J n tire Court, Blat-. cases -
Kehstoliax . ,.
tuques... . ........ ....... 1... .......
Priw ners, etpenss of .
Bounty on scalps of wild animals.
Invalid rxren ..
Cuu tv prinilnx and hlanks. ......... ..
t'ourt House xiipplirs. . ..
Tcscbrrs' public examination..
Total amount claims allowed and drswn
, AMOUNT OF OUTSTANDING WARRANTS UNPAID.
Outstanding unpaid County Warrant on
Esttmsted Interest accrued thereon
Total liabilities
SEMI ANNUAL 8UMMARY
Of the Finanrral Condition vjf the Coontv of Columbia, in fhe 8 1 ate of Oiegon,
on Ine 31st day ot March, A. If.
HAsamss.
To Warrants drawn on the Countv
l res'nrer, ann outstanaing and
unpaid
30,6.14 07
To estimated sroount of Interest
accrued thereon .... .
820 00
Total liabilities..
T it il Aetna! Indebtedness.
$3050 07
STATE OF OREGON,
County of Columbia,
SS.
I, E. E. Quick, County Clerk of the County of Columbia, State of Oregon,
do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct statement of the
number and amount of claims allowed by the County Court of said County,
for (he six months ending on the 31st day of March, 1892, on what account
the same were allowed, and ths amount of warrants drawn, snd the amonnt
of. warrant outstanding snd unpaid as
my office ana in my otnctni custody.
Witness my hand and' the
MSi. this 31st day of Ma-ch,
IS lkU Be 1st Ererr flesise.
3. B. Wilson, 871 Clay 8t., Bbarpsbnrg,
Pa , says he will not be without Dr. King's
New Discorsry for Consumption, Coughs
snd Colds, that it cured his wife who was
threatened with pneumonia after an sttsck
of la grippe, when various other remedies
snd several physicians bad dons ber no
good. BoberS Barber, of Cooksport, rs.,
claims Dr. King's New Discovery bas done
him mors good tbsn anything be ever used
for long, swable. Nothing liks it. Try ft.
rree trial bottles st Edwin Aoss' og
stvre
day of dlarvh, A. V, lolls.
sr amounts pais cetrstfTttttsvssa,
November, 189t. .1 (39 8
Jsnnary, WW.; 33AM
venh,.lNtti .... ; 13, 0M 46
a
said County, do hereby certify that th
of M trelt. A. U. IM3.
MEKKKtt. Ijlheritruf Colu.nhiH County.
SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT v
County, Oregon, for the fix Month
A I). 1802, ol money received ami paid
iront what source, and vn what aecouitt
f
AMOUatS rstO OCT.
IMS.
Ity amount pafd out An
warrants . . . .
Rv ttnimint hald cniS niA
Oaa. Fund
countv
...a,4S2e7
I supennndent's warrants
KHOSI
11 7h
A.4M 87
ItJXU lit
60 00
By amount .aid out on account
sutelas lor 1MM
By halauee ireneral fluid oo band
By hslaucs schwdduad on hand,
apiiortionsd. ...
It, bulaucv, school fund on hand,.
natinortloi-ed
6,708, 78
138 W
By balatice, sp-i.il' deposit
Ity twlsncW. tntute fund ..
By buhinoSv fund ior advertised
ordtr, aot prenvatod
9,632 6;
ToPil.
1st day of October, 1391, to the 31st
- ' '
" r J :.''"' '
so. or amount or .aornror
CtAta CMIMS WAHRAKTS
ALtnri. Airowrn i.rw,
8 $ MOW I no
6 174 00 17S 00
8 fW 4S
8 2) t iK M
2 123 m 00
80 fO t0 00
8 i6 m 20
210 M) 210 NO
2 2e .. em 20
1 700 SO 7nu 80
18 1.119 00 1.1IU 00
68 1,301 40 1,301 40
.1 72 74, 1i 75
. 22 Vt 79 4.5
2 "' MM 20 M
, 9 21 CO 21 00
8 316 22 v SIO
33 jm oi m 00
8 . 31 75 St 78
8 2W 35 2 35.
10 149 03 11 1 tW
. 00 ' 45 00
281 ; S7.RI4S0 I tT.TTflo"
the 81st day of March, t80J ..... ..
..........
120,630 07
.. 320 00
$20,058 07
STATEMENT
lovz:
Bssocscas, s
By fond, in bands oirountrTresn
nrev applicable te tlie navment
ol County Warrants . . ..... 2,2C2 19
uy esitinsiea unpHiti current taxes
. of 1891, applicable to- (he pay
ment of Comity Warrants 13,085 17
Total resources. .
.815.227 96
9 5.408 71
the same sppear upon the records of
-
Seal of the County Court of said County
A. D. 1892. . ,.
K. . WU1UK, County Cleric.
. i Trvasarsrs's Retlee.
Couktv TRsots's Orrrcs, I
Sir. IJSLERS, April 15, 1892.
State of Ongon. Coluinli County; ,
Notice n hereby given that all unpaid
County Warrants of id County, which
have been preBeau-d snd endorsed "Not
paid for want of fund.'' from J miliary 16,
111 np to April 2U, 1801, born dates inclu
sive, will be paid on presentation at tliin
office. Interest on naid wmrants will not
be allowed after tba date of this notice.
O. W. rout,
slfimlS Treasurer ol Columbia Co., Or.
lsg scales for sale at the Mux office
CO cents each,
WE ARE 1 mOFACTPERS
ALL-WOOL SUITS
SACKS AND FROCKS!
SIZES
$8.50
Every Suit
J. M. MOYER&CO.
iwmn to ErcnsTlile Woolen Hills.
Retail store, 140 First
UNCLE
THE PORTLAND JEWELEE.
iwoarfcft Airo xikalbr in
Diamonds. Clocko-
....
Watches, Jewetcrv,
Fine Watch and
Orders from the Country Solicited.
165 First Street. Between Miim hi yamhiU. Portlssi. Cr.
Meklva araica Maivw.
Tbt Best Sslve la ths world lor Cuts. Bratssa,
9ores, I'tr.rs, Salt Kh. an. Frv.r Sorss, Tetter,
Ctupptit Hands, Cbllblaias, Corns sad- sIMkls
Eraptlons, snd positlvtly turn fuss, srae-pai
required. HLfuaraatsed te give sret sstw.
fs-.tioa, er nosey refunded, ftiti ii esnts pot
box..,'-' . For SslsBf Idwla Boss.
Petition for Liquor License.
To las nonsrsltl Judge and Coastjr Ooaaiis
MoiiSr. ot coluuibia Counljr, Oreii.n:
We. th. uail4M. eewn of Psor
IMand ir(KTim-i do pltUu that Ton grant s
lt.n to Allen Netln, of Mid prei Incl, te ell
plrltiiou. and ru.lt Uquin. la iinilii. I.m
t.inu oae saltiio. lor a irlo4 ot oas rear, be
ginning June 10, lssl for which we will ever
Kay: C U Work., Itut Koogh, On. Anderena,
IwsrdCartKOi CSKleiberi(, 91 ilahoo. Wll
Ham Wlllurd, James M Auetilon, J A Erickm.
John Smidgvial. Kd Ivenon, S Bowen, Andv
Jolmton, D J Jordan- Jjqul.ler, Doonr Reed.
Albert Wldno:, M McK.jr, Xtrrj brant t
rooter, llarr LamoDt. Juan Culbert. II John-
kiu, Ills Kriekimn. Sidney ghonnan, C h Wit.
eos. C.rlTsnsen, t K Burk, Kdwsrd L lnnn,
A Anileiwii, Charles Chaltgrea, B M hr,
Lawrente tlatl, W Ue.lb, Dan Bale, Mark
McKerule,
, U llilditig. i.or. iliner. W
D.n (I alellonald. harld Ubdlr.;.
HolH.Ur,
Mnruhs, P aura, Hubert Nslaoa, Hans Peter-
aoa, A P Cunnlnriiain, John Clllleia, Oeorge
James riann.ean. a n norm Its.
Tomb, Car-
dupp, Vleu.r guner. Iniila
born. J K Confer. W UTiirolln)0,Uo WlUlain.,
Q A Jiin.i. t A Olnrald, John Ixin.v.n, o Link,
I, 1 I - b Ullll.n I llt It W .
nax, Aivim aaxgi.
Jame. Mart, John t.anmnt, f W UaklnMer, M
Link. U C Fowler, M C.r.lllT, Jobir MoFarlaud,
LT Vsuever, Frank Berg.r,T a Mitchell, OS
FMter, M Blake, Auguat Lam.n, L O Bailee, C
n Hiirpnr. nauer mien lorn, Hi at oamett, w
a SmilK. Cbsrle. Link, V W Lode. A P Vanllew.
W Murphy. Walter lUehford, Rial Bamett, W
John sarverd, William Wltaoa, 0 Nieboln, Torn
Kaverak, A Hnndloy, C Johiuoa. Anion Peter
son, J W Carlbie, a A Denioo, S M Itorm.n,
Jacob Owhutll, M McPermoW, C Webtter, Jobs
aannon, w J Kellle. IMM Sieott, Fred Slcott,
It blcott. K F oallowar. A Ore. Marn.u.
Thoma. Ughtfoot, A Copeland, Frank Buyer.,
John McUod, W Miller, Janin Kennedy!
Charles Young, F.snk Klerdon, P tsngocher,
Joe Lawrence. R J Burnett, Vi m Vaaov.r, T 0
May., J W Divine, K Hunter, W Fowler, Roy
ttraw, K O Foster, a Wooulieni, neetor aolll.,
J t Borton. Wm a.rll.v. F M FoMer. I'ater
Cbateuad, 0 0 Jaiiith. Joba Cok, Meeker.
u nana, . reverrou, a taompaon. i.ateitHiaQ,
DF Baiaoo, John Mailiner, a MvCortiilck, L
Mnlholland. Carl Janun. R ft FeMer. William
Oaddla, B Kent, C Z palby. H Smith. W I)
Tucker, J B Hnlawn, R t-.iTert. Charles W
H.nsr. L a Hevis. Charles Bumerardtier. F
swairer, F D Adanie, J a Miein, W O Bumrrasdner
tm yirom, r. narrow, M rriu, A L rone, si
Ni.lton. Hauehea. W D Connelt. T a Adam.
Fred Kill.. M h Nicholas, S B Hplawu, J W
Bevia s a Walker. O A Wood., C L Creamer, J
J Kelly, (imt Yeunnn. Pal Wokley. C Krurlln.
John F Si-hmltt, C L OImb, C Trim, William
Mevers. 8 Kavla. W a Qaidner. Jaha W Hl,
Frank Bennon. Victor WImII, t M Fifer, S F
nunier, a U Ingram. eiaJ
Administrator'! Sale of BeaL Estate.
Netic is hereby given that In buraaanM
of ait order uf ths county court of Cblurce
hla oonuty, Oregon, mads on the 8th day of
Han b. ma, tu the matter of the estate of
William n. tuttio. deressed. the ander.
signed sdnilntktrutor of ths said eatete.
I scK at nubile aitctfon tn th.
nigneni oinuer lor essn, and subject
to confirmation lie the a.iit
on fatitrday. April HO, 1802. at 1 o'clock p.
m., si me court bouse door st Bt Helens,
In ssid state snd eonnlvr all the ifirhf titl,.
and liiteret that the .aid eilat t... k
opersiion of law or othsrwi.e acquired.
outer than or In sridftlon to, that of the
snld William II. Tuttle at the time of hi.
death. In snd to all that certain lot., bares
or parcel of land situate. Ivine and fcaina
ia the ssid countv and state and rfaa.rinA
oa follows, lo-wit: lt two (2) of seeitnn
twenty-fmr(24) In tonliiptbree(S) north
ef range two (2) w st ot tho Wlllaruett
MSrldlin. and tontalolne clilrt..
eighfy liuadredihs (Il SO 100) a'-re. mors
"'iV. . . JOMIAH KONKLK,
AdnirriUtrstoref ths estate of WlJlan
U. Tutue, deorsMd. a&ai
ssssnss
34 TO 84.
warranted.;
street, under the Grtraan.
MYEES,
,. . . .
ui Optical Goods.
Jewelry Repairing.
.Jiii-i! mm..L juhj '
I'etlikm fur L'fuor LlreuM.
To Ute KaaoraMs Uuniaitwloiters sodJ
County Court ul Odutnbia reunty sad
State of Ori-gw for L'thioihis eoaaty i
We, the undersigned legal vuti'r iu fleer
Inland precinct, rrectftljf prilitna your
honorable body tlisl a lieeut bs granlad W
K. K. homer ei 'oniianv, hi Mil pirhueoe.
vtnoes ami molt liquors, la said IHrer Is
land prerbi t in lew onaotiOea than see
gallim for the period of one yos: IT f Ksu
na h.C Krskuka J W Juoa-..d Muhb. 1C
Hlehmnn. K M Krwler, Prank VUliep. JaiaeS
at Natiglit' lt. John An hie. M t arOIT. U l
Maker. F Abies. K K O .lloway, L 8-bs.
(1 A M II John la. P O Msrsv. O
DipiHtif, Wm Hartley, J K O-nboy, M U
Koiit. J E liitrk. T O Msva. M II kU.eer. L.
Hall. Thorns Tucker. Jolm Mailiner, U r
Kataon. W X Kellle. C K Young. C Wehaler
J lenearhrr. AKowler. H M Fowler, II
Kenab, John l.'averd. Lonl t'lreohHin, 11
O Works. CW Wllcoa, W Wilstsa, J"
Horns. John (UPera, Cue AmUreon, Robert
Nel-on. Albert Wtdger. C W Murphy, T
I'eoplee, Lairy Rrant. H MeKay, A D t. an
nlngham. B T Cnnuftigbsm T J afshea.T
fiaah, M MrKeniie. Charles Jeliaeon, W
1-o.iy. Jl ihilng. k w iftath. K Irerwu.
John Hano.n. (jsnlel 1111. rd.CsrliTsn
wits.
William rreB. Aug
Krt'kson, John Pondg
Angus nags-blbm, A
r1
i't, John Jaeubrn,
Ales Den, Lot. Bar, Victor Kurrer. Jel.sn
radnff. (iabrirl Jenny. Wllllsm Wlllsrd, ()
W Haney. Dennla Nlrhole, H Petenoa.
Ai Ion Prter-on. Mdnev Bkennbav
a C Jaqtibb, K O Ooater, K fieffert, Htct,r
Holll- Wm Caddf., K Meeker, J W Wlr,i,.
Wni Vanorrr, JCoi, M MrUsrmott, Vt O
Tucker, U Walker. John Heffert. J B
Bunigardnre, C V Mmllb, Bumgardnar ..
J H Uietn C t Kelly, It E Smllh.T luimlow
Pst Wakh y, Ouat J.liaon, K Urvsn,
John Cactarett, I ilittihee, U J .Williams,.
C W Haney. W tfatl. 0 A W.aiwS, W i
Coneil, K II Olrty, W O Hamgardnrr. 0
f. Crsannd, V Ailants. K J Hsrne. H 0
Core, K H Hncer, C fcrin. J fl Orsy. Tom
loiey, V l'her, Chaa Huniganlner, J U
Hpencer. J H Bwager, Robert l.l'ina-stoav
ft W Kowler, John Mi-Onrlsml, K J Wurneit
K V Foster, O Link, II Hlske.0 H rectus.
J B Haley. Wm Hr-ott, T Ughtfoot. W M
Tomliimon, 0 A Morel. A Nser, V Kramer.
JWhllaker, Wm Dowd, P Chstana, it
Woodham, CJn-on. I) rilootl, F Moult.
J Hicott, A Jocobaoa, A Andtrron. V
Cooky. J Bate. L A Kineoid, O P Jones,
John Mainland 11 Denton, t Job rut Ion. II
Coror. J Dullwrt. J B- hnier, W Kr.iier, B
W Wilson. O David. M Link, O C Kowler,
P W MakinU-r, C 0 Mnkln.ier. M D Link,
J Woad., Wm Link , A Nevln, ) Uwrence,
T Mitchell, W K Fowler, F WertWa. i
Hunt. : -.' . ,
Unrt Offlee st Oregon City, Or., Msreb If, 17,
Notice la hsreb:
by rtven that the following
samea Miner hunted aoilce of his Inteallon
to make Anal proof in support of hi. claim, aad
lied aoilce of hie
f in support of hi. e
II bs made hefors II
souniy, at St, Belei
ted aoilce of hie InieaHoa
tale
erk of Columbia oouaty, at at, Bsleaa. Or., ea
a era praoi win oe man. nelors theconat
May 7, ISM, vis;
VI v
TTI
n.iKR AMi.iirv.
llomeatesd entry N
No. airrl. fur tba aa t of
lion tl.tplu, tw. lie name, ike-fellowlag
witnaaae. to prove bl. nanUauaua re.ldencs
upon, and cultivation of. said load, via: Inc.
o. jnnea, I. A.'Cuaho-an, Frank Bwhoa.M.C.
Brown; all of Beubea F, 6., Cotnmbls eoaaty,
Oregon. , ,J. T- AFFBHSON,
n 252S ' . Jteglatsr.
Raiiae wl risml Betilssaeai. .
In the County Court ot tlieStst sf Orepia,
' for Columbia county,
In the mutter of the estate of AJlcs Psyne,
deceased. - -C.
F. Fowler, sdmlnlelrstet of the said
eat ate, having this dsy p rex-need Ills tins!
account as such sdminiecratef, ths said
court has fixed Wednesday. MayS.Jt.P.
1892, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, at tlie court boose In Ht. Helens, In
ssid Stats and Orutity, as the time sntr
place for iienrinjen-Y snd sit objections Uf
the sakl final renort. ths dislribuilon of the
aid eatats sad tiie dsroiiaSM of the sssrF -
sdininististor. C. F. FOWLS, -
Administrator ot tb estate ol Akoe
rsyne, dcocsted.