OMOUPXIOK. $1.60 PER VEAB.
Bt. Belews, Ana 7. 1883,
nOK MAimSJt TO CUTSKIMK.
v ma., m . .
ia s.iri to build public rod
.,vai lidw fcu Clalslcauie. mention
wnlcuJM io these culumui
- oy our iMtlan. eorres-
Funaent, isaumely movement. 8uoh
project would be of ioestimab'e Ua
--.w.i.rKa portion of Ui county,
i particularly to tho immediate gto
un inrouga wuich it would be built.
question or how to secure good
-wbjb ia uoiumoia couuty is hard
w aoive. in the first place the topog
rapnr oi tue country bain, hili.
With numerous small streams to bridge,
besides being uiotly covered with
heavy timber, makes road building
very expensive, and, secondly; tUe
county has by far, too many miles of
uea roaas to improve ior the
mount oi people and property taxed
ior roaa purposes, and .11 nf iioh
roads are legalised and entitled to be
woraea oy the supervisors.
The practice of legalising to many
publio roads ia sparsely settled com
munities, n oeneve has been carried
to tueegtreme. While it is true that
the best possible modes for getting to
market from the interior, and acom-
moaato, it can be, all the people,
should be secured, yet there is a grow-
i awuuuien among toe people that
ewec roaas sua those better .m proved,
w " vasuy mors oeneot than
to endeavor to open a road to alrungt
very individual settler in tbe county,
when the general road fuud will not
aeep mem in repair. The plan has
fceen very wisely suggested of build
ing trunfc lines of road through the
tnost densely populated portions of
tue county and on the main and di
rect route to market; these roads to
be put into first-class condition and
continually kept In good repair, even
at the expense of the less important
ones. For instance, commence at
Scsppoosa and build down the Colum
bia river to Clatskanie, by way of St.
Helens, Deer Island and Rainier: from
Clatskanie to Vernonia, by wav of
Mist and Pittsburg, and thence back
to ot. Helens, thus encircling tbe en
lire county. .,. jtJj
thicfc, which will serve as a proof of pfiT TTURT A fYiTIMTVx CPUnAT CT A TICTTPC
our most Substantial and perina- vvJUUlumxi. WU1U 1 UVvUUUL. Ol AIaOIaVaJ.
nent possessionsnot bark, but wood.
Report of the County Superintendent for the Year Ending
me j imi monaay in Jiiarcn, liraa.
This may be coustrued as a bit at Ore
gon iiionebackiam, but we assure you
that Uoveruor 1'aonoyer had nothing
to do with tbe case. Sad lie, it would
have portrayed in a most striking- ef
fect, the acme of Its perfection.
M 140 FIRST STREET.b
The folia wine Is taken from Sunerlntandant rMaainn'a ,nnn.l hiwi it.. t,i. I
In Columbia comity for ths year gilding March , IBM, as prepard aud transmitted to I
w SpVI IHWIUUVIII VI pUtMlU IIISJ VCUW HUU
WASHINGTON LETTER,
(from ur regular eorruponimt.)
Wsshington, March SI, 188S.
The most significant political event ol the
week Was ths "turning down" of ex Speaker
Crftp by Mr. Cleveland. Mr. Crisp backed
candidttea (or each of ths federal office
In Georgia, which ware this week filled.
bat sot a single on of his men received an
appointment Whether true or not, this
failure of Crisp to get hi ihare of patron
age in Ida own state is taken by many poll-
ticlana to- mean that Mr. Cleveland haa
changed his mind about allowing Crisp to
uv iw-vivi-Mru apeaaer ot me nouse. ,t la
pointed out, as proof of this that Mr. Were
land hat announced, notwithstanding the
GENERAL STATISTICS.
... r 1 ... pHuin, nuu. i , ., ii .. ., ,,.
of pupils etiroiled tn nubile eehoola under yeaia of ace. . ,
of pupils atteuding school ouuld their dUtrtot durtas fear
attendance , ,
Number of parsons between and 50 year of ace la the oounty . ,
pumoaroi pupns ettrouea in
numoer
Avenue
Number of leach en employed tn puhlie eehoola dutlne the Tear. .
Kumoer 01 applicant! oiaminea rat learner' cerutlealaadurine the Tear
Number ot applieantaexamlued feilins to obtain cerltlleatee ., ,
Number of teacher employed holding tint grade eountr aertllcaiea
Numberof tearhen employed holding leeoud arade eerUfieatea
Number of teachen amnloTed holdlna third araila cartiaMtaa
Numberof perraite (ranted during the year ...."Ii"
Numberof teaehenemDlved takinr an adnaatlnnal Inurnai .
Number ot children sot attendlug any eohool duriug the year. .......
HALS. vaaflB TOTAL.
LOW 9t 1,M
T 174 1.901
Tt S 1ST
el ST 7S
SM M l.oa
ss i n
It 14 SB
4 I S
U U SO
I 14 SO
II u
It T
1
ua tn w
Custom-Hade
ICLOTHING!
QBKBRAL TATlTIC8-CoTHlSl.
SMimatea raiue oi ecnsoi noueea, including school houee trounda , . tiAaussI
afforta of CVI.n anrf hi. tl ":J ?" " J7'??iu . ." .'
,. , "r - .v av . BwuiMfu ihug vi ipnus, luaiuQia uiapa. siooea, anana. aanaol tablee. ata . ... i Ml no
an earlier date, that he would not call the Amouat of Insurance on school boium aud other achool properly "w Jr" jg
xtra aesaion of vongreaa until (September. Awac amount of aelary paid male teacheraper month durtns ihear'..'.'.'."'.'.'.'.'."".'.'.i es SO
"This." said a demouratte member of the V,m1 """' '"'"V paid female teachen per month, during' the year 4
houae,"i,to my mind, proof DoaiU.aof jnouot 01 auperiatendent to thU county 10 00
nr. vieTojana a intention to antagonise
Criap. He would, I believe, hare called aa
extra session of oongreo this apring if he
iau uu, uppooea uie ieeiecuou ot vftap.
He hope by September to have strong or-
Sack Suits to Order, : : $18.
Frock Suits to Order, : : $20.
GENERAL BTATISTIC-Coimnui.
I Iuitltutea held. Clatskanie, Aug. 10, 1ST.
i ieacnere aiiename inuiiuiea
1 Taiea voted and levied. 7-S el 1 per cent ....
i voiea aoa leviea lor ocnooi aiiaa. i percent.
Voted and levied for salaries, hi per cent
.
.1170
S
00
1
K
Humber of dfetrieta Including gve lolnt.
Numberof achool dlatrlcta reportine
Averace numberof monUueY teachinc...
sanooi nouaae built during the year (frame). .
number ot acnool houaei in county (frame). . t
Oraded aehoola la eountv ,,, x
Teechere emu loved la ended echoela I
Puplla attending graded et-hoela H
DlatricU turnlahed euitahle record books.... t
n!a mnrv. f..r ik. i .. I Schoola fumlahed dlctlooartee . ,
3; j... . ."Tl"" , ":".WS"-V. Number ol aahool voter in eountv.
, .... . - ; v. MU,iauiiw-.iHir UH i7
the last house woo were conspicuoua as Milen traveled on official bualneee dur. vr..
anti-Crisp men receive flatterinc attention Iuitltutea held. Clatskanie. Aua. 10. 1M...
Hum iurr can at tne wnite nouae.
iinre 11 no occaiiou ar an. rnr M r
to feel lonesome because he flnda himself
ouuiae tue Dreat worka " Ha
ot companions, one of them being no less
T,f n Ylce' reaiaent Stevenson.
When he assumed office Mr. Stevenson
aia us naa made un hia niinrl not A n.
dorse any body for office, but he mad one
aarnljitn ami am k. I .. K . - . t
Hia former private aecreUry. William Duff "un' " "noney apportioned to to school district form the school fund during the year
Havnie. ... .u .iTo., ll County apportionment to school d etrtcu for the elate fund d urine the year..............
GOODS MADE BY SKILLED WHITE LABOR
wmnmwt,
the Circuit Court of the Stats of Oregon
for Columbia eeanty.
M. Toatriws, Plaintiff, I
v.
i snail Waieavsnd Kslub Doolstv, Dei Is)
To Jennl Wright aal MelUe Dooisy, ds
f sndaats t
Tsf THB XaMI OF THI fTATt OF
1 Oregon, yoa, ana see ef tea, are
hereby required io appear U the iben en
titled court and anewer the evmplslnt 614
agaluat yon la the above entitled actios, on
or befors Tuesday, the 9lh day of My, A.
D. Ian, and If yon tali te so answer' the
plaiatllf, for want thereof, will take adf
sssnt scslit yoa for tbe sum a nine ban
drsd dollars, with Interest thereon from the
Tib dsy of December, IMS, all) aaid. at
tbe rsts of sight per cent, per aaaatai for
the costs of this action, and all proper re
lief as prayed for In the complaint.
This sumsaons is published in pnrsaancs
of an order mad by Hen. Thomas A. Me
Brlde, Judge of ths fifth Judicial District
ef Orecon. mads st chamber on tka isth
day ofMsrch, A. O. Una).
sail sao w. i. rick.
Attorney for PlslnufT.
aelanlnliraire !
Motic is harebv slvea thaL nnrananl la.
a order ml the eountv aonrt ai tka aiai
or Oregon for Oolambfa sennty, dnly sd
end snlsred on lb Wth dsv ef Jnl. A. D.
191. the anderelened. ade!niOalr l ika
eetat iof N. L. Berg, deceased, will sail at
public auction to ths highest bidder for raaki
in hand, or for one-half cash and ths kU
snc oa a credit of one year, the sages t he
secured by Btertgeg oaoa de land soidat
the coat bout door la the town ef to.
H en. Co Iambi eoantv. Mtmaa nl na
on Saturday. May a, A, D. llsjl. atthe
near ol I eioe.lt f. n. af M dsy, the
ivumu aanrwes rvai eexasa
FIN A NCI At, BTATKMBXT. Rscatrvs.
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded.
I Amount of school rands la handa of district clerks at beginning ot year.
I iu . n vj viiiw h uvNiu wa Mnuni uunng ine year, .
United State ituirnn f.ir H;a.:, f
South DakoU. and through frindship for
him Mr. Stevenson not only endorsed hi
application , out made a personal appeal
.1 VV1MI1 M, MT. 1 1. TPIBTII I AAV
that he waa both surprised and chagriued
when he learned that Mr. Kara W. Miller,
S Cleveland "ex." whose atronetaiiH.N.r
was Senator Petdgre. a republican, a re
publican had received the appointment, ia
MuiuuK vcrT miia. ne artu nmhih a
hereafter, stick" to hia original determina
tion to endorse nobody.
There is no longer anv donht
attitude of the administration towards ths
New York senators, so far as the distribu
tion oi patronace ia concerned. Nnt a
aingia Hill man ha yet been appointed to
Amount of money raised by rata bills during the year
amount oi scnooi iuuus received iron all oin
Total amount of receipts. .
state fund during the year.,
er sources during ths year. ,
I t.9t H
7M J I
S.S3Z 90
4,071 OS
a ss
.. 1.074 SI
..tit.Uifes
SISSORSIstBNTt.
Amount 'bald out for teeehers doring the yesr ,
AaAlint iwlit nnt tn, Mnt nf at.Ku.1 4..rl.. ' ' ' ' '
Amount paid out during the year for repairs on school houses and premise . . .
Amount paid out during the year for the purchase of achool furniture
Amount paid out for fuel and other necessary incidentals....,
Amount paid out for clerk's service . ..'.".'.""
Amonnt paid out for aDoaratus.eharu. nana alobaa. annual tahl. t
Amount paid out for school house sites ,, !!".."'"
Amount paid for buildinc school houaea and oat hanaaa
Ameunl paid for insurance
Amount paid out for all other school purposes "'..!'."'."
j sua or nacaias how coantissionao
amo BuLBiaecaaTtricaisa
resromca addab
sbaos er cssnrieATa.
. -.w. ...... n .us u- s" uiu man mi mo appointeo to Toiai amount or aiiburaemenu...
Ihi. v.. a i UA I a fedeial offii.e. and thia araalr n.t... Ulll Total amount nf aaah In han.la ni Hi.trlt M.i lf.Mh a lena
are not a very fZieatnumhernf nnnl. ?nd MarfT. who called at the treasury fiUD.b5lo,lt1n,,., o'dlrieto nia in poeseaaloo ol echool elerks March S, i
tint n.,M Tt.u: .. i ueprmcni to ootaui a amall appointment I riF" .a u, ua ravim w oaieei una
" kjv W1.U1U m raUlUB fll IWO tnr I Nl Vnrk Hanuv,..! ...
or thru n I 4U.. : ' t 1 : i:".V-or l""' .T?"," e7u
- .....v-o v., auia mm u lourougii-1 uj oecivuirj waxuaie. inecon,
aus, auu uaving once reached it. could I ; ,, " "t"u was aaout ai
travail mith .nn.r.i .k. : j. . 'Ollowa:
their im,.w ml 'a "Iu"'uuer Senator Hill-" Ws want this man ao
thetr journey. We do not necessanlv pointed. He is a rood dem r.t;
cuovena mat ail toig circle should be "no ocserve recogn.tion."
I u r'"" aoi you nave to aay in
i ma iTurr
HiU-" Isn't that enom-hV
Carlisle "No. it isn't I I here are alreal
l more annlinatinna fvm vn.b . .. A
I . r. .- w aw, a. iuwi 11.
...t7gS
00
... 75 04
... ms
... in u
Ml 07
.. 491 80
10 SO
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SB 77 W
.. flat st
J.M.MOYER&CO.
No. i(0 First Street, Under tbe Gilma
maaa
ing to th. uu of H. U Berg, deeaaeea,
U-wit: The southwaat aaarta fawxl 21
section number four (4, In towushtpaia'lg
north, ran Ave (6 weet of ths WllUssette
meridian; and also, ths saatbraal aaarter
lasUl flf aNitlaa aaaih. fl l
h'PVll f range flve fgl weet of
la Colombia noanlv. state eat Ommb ..j
oontalalng three hundred and twenty '(HOI
leers, mora arleea. amaaliava fiJi..J
States gsvernoMatswrvty.
Admlnkdratoraf the estate of M. lBrr'g.
Dated. It. Helens. Draana. U.k 1ia
law. .iu r
VMS.).!.
Waaa awera, rislaUs?, .
Joan Isms and TaaaMSj. Aaasw. rrs.
HeadflDarters for the Celebrated Alhanv Wnnl-n vnit nmt r'vSz?'-4
------j ivviva aauiaw VSVUUUgs I J
A
uuiie m one year, out it necessary,
luuatruct it in sections and make it
permanent as fast as tbe funds were
available. If it ia nnlv
that much and make it substaaUal.and HUl-Frigidlv .Good day."
continue from year to year in this way
mini we won is nnished, and then
turn attention to the more important
seeuenj m tne interior. Such a plan is
not an imrxiesibility under the new law.
tue movement to construct a road
irum xuumer to uialekame ia a step
ju hub uirecuon ana tbe nr.Hnt
benatur Murphy took no Dart in th iron.
vereanon , but it is afe to say he did lots
of condensed thinking.
No one regrets mure than tha rennWI.n
senators the disgraceful episode percipitaled
by Uenator Hoar' resolution directing aa
inven titration bv a arnata committiM. of th.
charge of criminal enibeszlement of th
lunusoi me wasnincton bank, of which
he was cashier, which has bean onanlv
should be encouraged throughout the h?'Lin'L''0l0.,'. Koacb. and never
ni,.iB tl. 1 i . , .... i ......... v, nuuwHmiiT ezDiainea. re.
J- rvFoi inoseiocaiuieaitiencehsd simply ceased to be a virtu
are progressive, and are usually sue-1 The republican senators had csused 8ens
eessful ia their undertakinira. Th f0'. Koach to be informed that such a reso-
fully realise the value of such a road. ?.aZ ZTJ7 h"t.
is fast aoDroachino- .h.r, mi",Z' ZZT. LTk'! ?"c
Columbia county ia to be lifted up charge. At first itoech agreed to make
from tha moss-lined rut io which she I ;u!h.a explanation, but lie afterward re-
IT j i T 8 1 mu "con aa
vised bv his democratic cnllavnM nnt in a,.
I it. Then the resolution wss offered. Than.
- ' - -u m uiU U
bag been slumbering all these years.
Mrs kf I Harmer
Mies Mary Henner
MIS', Gertie Ba.tr ar
MrsNSKeaieyT...
Mrs C E Walker
Mr LA Bates.......
Miss Eva Bonier
Miss Jessie Downs
Miss Maud Henderson
afija Luella Ray
Mia Maud Shannahaa....
Miss Ida Wilson
Misa Orpha Lewis
Miss Attla Matthews
Miss Ada Gilbert
Joel Wheeler '.
Olivia Jacob.
Mrs Kail Perry
W A Wood
W A Young
a. e nation.
I A VanDyke
James Hodee...
E Rirkwood
C H Jonee
C H Bailey.
W H at rier
W LKvser
Miss Mildred Boyle
Charles Elrey
MiseChriitie Burk ,
Miss Fannie Burk
Mrs Belle Oaddis
Miss Dottle Reavey
H A Powell
E S Faion .
cuuve. ir. wouia place a premium
oa treseon to party organization and
parly discipline. It would encourage
tha factions and minority in the legis
lature io filibustering efforts to defeat
tn election of senators, and it would
lead to prevent a fair expression of all
tan majority of the legislature."
The writer, who would not sell his Jae of the tte
HIGHER ASSESSMENT.
A Desire of the State) Board to Make
Uniform Advanoe.
The state board of equalization is about
to issue ths following circular to th county
Shallow
H A Powell
Mine Sadie White...
B 8 Paion
Miss Eva Widger...
th WiUon
Mrs Mary E Way
I..i.. .i:-i.. . . . . , - -rv awiw DWHV..
1 bis gpeecb On the admiaainn r.1 rv .'r.""'.uu,.lra partisan pontic ' J P Looney
tha annninipW a." " " " ml?'y '"on to protect I W L Shatto
rr--; """V"" " ciosw, i mi nonor ana gooa name of tbe United
Senator Mitchell said that their admi- States senate, both of which have h.n
ion "would establish a precedent that m,h by the charge against Roach, and
would result, inaida of fn v..ra ; wenawrs nave aone mines
Having one-tbird of tbe senators men I In bis case thev are nnt hint. k, . .i...
"Who owed their seats to executive ap- d"tinct charge. It is doubtful whether
pointment, and it would inflict a fatal ""fH wU1 t?kt ,nT until the
aub to the'great principal o7pUbS ZWr"' nW M
can government. Mr. Mitchell spoke ltl nommation of ex-Congressman
for three hours." Among the di8ae-8Iomp' 01 MarJlatid! to be superintendent
irous conseouences wh ch wonlrl fniin. " .." p-
.ui . , , . . - r icmiiaum oi ins moor orsanlsationa who
this precedent, be aaid: -It would have been endeavoring to ;4curr"he place
unreasonably augment and extend the (?r Heroio. J. Echuitie. of Wisconain.
prerogativea of the state ei(.o.iv !5i-";mP ?"eyer, well quailed for
over those of the legislature, and aub- leo-it.
ordinate the constitutionnl functions ,Mt house, and he is also the author of the
of the legMature to those of tbe ex- mmgration bill which hecsme a law just
vuvan tue VI U1B M BCSnOU OI COlJ"
gress. and his appointment to administer
uuu uw seems to oe appropriate.
Rainier
Rainier
Claiakani
Keaeey ,
.alnler
Rainier
Scappooee
Deer IalaaA
Scappoa
Mill
Vernonia
Vernonia
Vernonia ,
Pitebura
Mist ,
Ml.t
Clatsksnl.
noultoa ,
Rainier
ClaUkenle
Claukanie
Clatskani
Mist
Vamonia
St. Helen
Houlton
Claiakani
Clatskani
Claukani.
loillton
Mayear
Reuben..
NeerClty
Rainier
Putebunr
Columbia City
St. Balene
University Park, Portland.
8t Helena
Rainier ,
Pittsburg ,
Portland.
Colombia City
Reuben
Mist
rltale I
..tnploB
I
..Diploma I
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Permit
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CITY DRUG STORE.
St" j'' PURE PRP AtfD MEDICIlfRa. . ,
' 4 PRESCRIPTION'S CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED
""Jrjl"" BY AX EXPERIENCED DRUGGIST.
CHOICE PEFUMES. ETC.
PURE CHEMICALS awp PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS,
PATENT MEDICINES AND DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES.
FINE TOILET ARTICLE8.
IH,.!-S"2:rT" 0-OBIOOIf,
ron ar kareey reajalred la sisiu a aal
the Stk ay at May, j&aa u,, Bla7taa
BrM dav af tka -iTl.r.I.TT .TTT, M"
?i?W.h, U ''? k MklMattan 3
Ihl nsaw; aa II yws tail s I appear aa
uewwr. tor waal Umtmi U lJaUwfilrBly
IO lh OOUrt lar (ha rallat a.a t- v
plaint, to-wlt: tor a laVawl sea I ail aal da.
ItDOant. Jaha U .1 m. 7Ti .i.L
with lateraat UMeeoa a th rat am par seat
KJ.5""" " sa4 Us. of
tlMWaa4ikeotea dlabarssat.ale at Ikto
mi, -mm iut a a .aias oramai
a eartaia mart.
aaae eaeeasra ay sal oka Us ma Is MatlMa
eardea oa pea Sf ot hek '," raaerd ml
martaMMoTbalanMs eeeaty. CeaaaT TkTl
TJT! darls4 la eaM .Zruan be
r ....
Ereeeed applied t tke f r-f-iV tea ' a r 1 iV
r)udvM: aaid rj alehaaaa5It-I
aaat quarter of aaetioa IS. la Haawkla 7" L
of raas want 1 WlUaaaZ. uZSl! .VI1'
I tumble eeanty. Orasea, aaat aeeMatalw is
are: that yoa U ? and rmnmimmitit ill
lateraetlaaadk ald tmSZTTZL? 1
TIUs Is tke llaaj We tkali Vmimw.
EDWIN ROSS, DRUGGIST.
ALSO CXALXa in
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
A FINE LINE OF DOMESTIC AND KEY WEJr
GIGARS
St. Helens. : : OreRon.
eaallv ml rWaaiptlaa. and that aleJauaTaineev
'" aumsseoe I served nan yen by pabUea
tloa ky order of tha htoa. Tkoaaaa A. kft itaa.
mie wimi af Oraeoa,
Ad sad dated Uelatk day ai
Indt ef tke rifis Jadlelal
amis v
I Order balaa aa.
1 amarea, ia
aalTm
illanrvtai
Attaraay fa PUlatic
dibtbicts, clerks a.vd porrorncn.
DIST. CLCBK.
1. D.W. Pnc
A. H. George . . .
A. P. McDonald.
R P. Burns ....
J. M. Payns ....
K. D. Henrici....
W. M Holt .. .
William H. Bear.
e.jt A. D. Holsdsy....
Dome for less than 92000, wonders
irhat tha assessor will list it at. At
What figures will his rich neighbor,
wuo nas just nought a business block
lor 9 d.uou cash, get bis property en
tered on the assessment rollT Shall
Oregon assessors tarn over a new leaf
ana assess property at Us true cash
market value, or continue the old
farce of estimating it at one-third or
ODO-fourtb its value? At a half fair
valuation Salem would rise to n $2,
OUU.UOU valuation, to say nothing of
personal property, capital In banks.
If tbe truth were known tbe money in
tue banks would aggregate nearly that
sum. a z.ouv.uw valuation won Id
To the county assessors of Orecon
'Coinciding with a very general feelinsr
of the people of the state, relative to the
tax assessments, tue undersigned, eoropos-
stMtc ooara oi equalization ' of the
eon, deem' ft not improper to
nope mat in various count
ins: the
stata of Orej
ex pre tbe
sasesaor who are now about to enter mmn
tbe work of assessment for thia year' taxes
win uinae a unuurra advance over tne .
tremely lew valuations that have prevsiled
uirougnoui me state ior several years past,
to our very great aetnment hrnai nnt
only because of our small showing of prop-
, uu. .uu uy reason oi we very nign
percentage rendered neceesary to levy, as a
result of the low assessments, in order to
raua we requisite amount ot taxes.
"in order that there shall in tbe future
be no reason for such small assessments
torougnom tne Slate, ior lear that high vsl-
tions now to the assesaora nf th lifTn
cuuDiies cringing me property of the state
np to somewhat near a true valuation.
"In one of the amendments tn tha aa.
sesatnetit lsw just passed by th legislature,
and now in force, tlis requirement that all
property shall be asaeased at it. rm. ..k
value is reiterated in very strong terms."
yield the city government $260000 on ,,-tion wul1 Pf?uce more money then
a 10-mill levyLenouarh to TZ.' 1Z?XJ.!FJ1.
tire debt and run a year beside;. the levy of five mills for school purposes.
n-lam. Tn...-t . anil finaflflh .nj ,&..,,.h Al 5 fit '
aat.V.M VVUIUU, I . . vho.hijiu w m UlUI. IK
ispecuveiy, tor military snd university por-
1 rwiaaa that h.l KjMn L.
. . i r- 3 '"w me
a-a aupuiuiniena oi fli.KMirat.ara I jwi bku provicina nxea anma inataH
f ttate Thomas F. Bayard, of Dela- r.ise TihIf b t,"e.tate offlcer nd county
Ware, to succeed Robert T T inAI "". me luiure, maae me levy in
r.;;li.. . S it J i "nepia as accordance with the amount of the asses-
...un.., xiuiauu, is generally ap- I menus returneo. .jr.
proved by the people. Miniatnr T.in. .."Bo that there can certainly be no obtec
coin nas been a valumi stmni . i ra ot i
foreign post, but the change of admin
istration necessitated bis resignation,
which was promptly handed in and as
promptly accepted b the flew npeei.
dent. Mr. Bavard is known tn ka, a
aafa man in any public capacity, and
win, no uouot, serve tbe interests uf
too unitea states with dignity and
credit. The Mist does not believe
mat ran, partisanship necessarily dis-
liuaiiue a man to how a position of
trust. Hence, Mr. Bayard's course at
tne foreign mission may be regarded
n ifau ounouence,
Columbia us well as other counties
oi t!ii state, will be represented at tbe
Columbian Exposition iu one respect
if in no other than that of the extent,
age and growth of our timber. One
lady in the lower part of the county
tout a piece of bark thirteen inches
10.
U.
12.
13.
14.
15.
1.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
2 .
24.
2$.
28.
James Wsllsc.
E. McVey.
Li. W. VanDyke....
W if. Perry
J. W. Vanblaricom..
E. B. Wilcox
W. H. Hankina
Lowell McOoon
G. F. Lindgren
Joseph Hockenberg ,
H. Woodham
A. H. Powell
N. D . Pewsraon
Henry Henderson. .
Frank J. i'etersou...
O. W. Barnes
Dan Rice
roerorric
Scappooee
St. Helen
....Deer island
..... Rainier
Clatskanie
St. Helens
Gill ton
Vesper
, ... bVapoooee
Marshland
.Columbia City
Vernonia
Rainier
Vernonia
Clatskanie
Rainier
Pittsbnrg
Mist
Rainier
Reuben
Pittsbnrg
Mitt
M,Tr
Mist i
Quinry
Clsukanis 1
Din. CLiac.
27. a C. Kessey
2S, 8 W. Johnson
29. John McAdam
30. Frank Brown
31. A.J. Orwig
32. L. J Meserve
33. W. L. Kyer.
34. Peter Smith
35. Oscar Walsanen
34. F. W. Makinster
87. H.C.Brown
3. C. C. Pritchard
39. C. 8. Emerson
40. Chri Johnson
41. No officers elactarl
42. JtQ. T. Foster
43. 8. Rock
44. W. A. Young
46. W.C.Adsms. ...I....
7.1t David West
47. 1. Mayntrd
48. George Merrill
49. J. L Young
85.it Olave Johnson
7.jtH. H. Xibbey
rosTomca
Keaaev
... Scappoose
Tryon
Houlton
Mist
Delena
....... Mayger
. . ueer island
...Clatskani
.... NeerCity
Reuben
Apiary
. .... Houlton
....Clatskani
...Flshbswk
...Paris
...CUukanie
Pebbl
WettrxTt
Vernonia
..... Kalama
Vernonia
CASH STORE
W. J. MUCKLE & CO.,
-DtALSas IsT
-General
Merchandiser
ImportaJBt La ad Office Oectaieaa.
Oekoom City, March 30. Yesterday
the Oregon City land office rendered
an important decision affecting the
title to more than 100 acres of land in
or bordering on the town site of Bain
ler. The title of the case is Sylss B
Plympton, et si., donation land claim
ants and Protestants, vs. John C. Farr.
et si., homestead claimants. It was
three donation land claimants against
three subsequent homestead entrvmen
and the decission is that the former
have their rights to the . land. These
bad settled on the claims and made
proof to one rear's residence noon
tnem in laoo-o. Isaac Voorhees and
John 8. Hawkins, co-protestante with
Plympton, are dead, but their heirs are
now in a fair way to obtain title to the
claims. The donation land claimants
seemed to have laid the ground for
trouble when they paid for their land
before it was surveyed by the govern
ment. This gave rise to conflcitine
government charts, as attempts were
made to square the claims with the
surveyssubsequently made. The home
steaders have thirty days in which to
file an appeal.
CITY BARBER SHOP
Crockery, Glassware, Queensware,
Ladies Drew Goods, Boots, Shoes,
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
LUMBER, SHINGLES. ETC.
Dixie I PrnrfllrtSk TahaVaas fa CI...
Buxto.l I"' -ll."f50.
ic win pay tou to Consult Our Prloes
KAINIER, - - - OREGON.
tianisiMa.
In the ClrcBll Cenrt of th Stale of Otvaraa.
fnr ffl nan Wi a
1. TJ. Mcftvrr, IlaiatuT,
va.
One H. Bvkosi and Nsixia bale
OS, DefendaoU
To Oo H. Byaam and Melll Smmeti By.
taaafl ika akawana.aJ al.1 '
, -wrf wnmnvj l 19 T
in THE RAM OF TBI STATI
a
esnj
Ins the tU day af said saenth
' '? ". want thsraaf , mi,
S' .r.T.7 " ISMS"! & rfw"y
..)
OragMB, van ar hereby reastiraal ta
pear an wr IhscomaUlalatod rwut
jreu lnthsshovssatitUdsnit en or Cefore
th I rat day of tba neat tar. ml sE. VJ.L'
"titled court, to-wlti on the first Tuedav
And ii yen
isiktlsT
for In the con.Bl.lnt. vtt: far Jtidgamt for
?'.. ' nd InUraat tker
rlU Ol If B Mr Mill. hsW mtaa ssa.MI..JJI.
snd for Ifa.furtber sue ef sT
mnts hsrala: and for a deer forecleubw
tS; snd also all of Nock'M;.utnMelltner'.
addition to the Uit ol V..-i"
aunty , Oregon, be oH aart Ik prcua
of auch sal be applied toward. ETITZ.
merit of said judgment. T '
This summons la BnUiah. ...
sn order of court nsde and asitond tka
lth day of If arch, UWS M"
" UaXO. M. DAVIS,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
-AVI
FARMERS AND MERCHANTS
BATH HOUSE.
C. L. OOLBURN, Proprietor.
INSURANCE CO.. Albany. Or.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL
SECURED CAPITAL
PAID CAPITAL
rAataj
.1600,000
. 247,600
. 74,260
IWs.
In th Clrcolt Conrt af the CUU ef Oraawn
for ColosaMa eonnty. vntm
Knwaan WsssTsn, Plain UaT,
Oos H. Brsowandlffauis BnMw.Derts j"
above named dlndaats: ,m9m'
T" THI VAUM Ot THI STATS Of
I Oregon . yea ar h.r.S. ,.ZZtSlZ ??
pear and aaawar ik. --i.iJ. .ri .
ron in tk. aoor. eiiiu Wo.'Tn or bi
for. th. Brst dsy of in, , uV." .S'Sl
sbev en titled
laeaoa
ooart.
17 after tha i
belnt th Mb dav af mmiA -.iT
to-wlt! oa the Srst
nd Moad.y rn ifmTl
And
Has Bern Thoroughly Befitted and
Rearranged.
Only Baths in the City.
8T. HELENS, ORECON.
For iwrtfctuars apply at ths office ef Dlllard A Cole, or Tan Ills offlo.
Petition for Llqaor License.
To the Honorable County Jndge and Com
snissioiiars of Columbia County, State
v. vnauii ;
Moo Drink? MoST saloon.
OF COURSE YOD DO.
SUCH BBIMO TBI CASS, ft behoova
yon to and th most daVhWto
purchase vour ' mvtgorator."
THE BANQUET."
Kepe eonstantly on hand ths famous
D
RPR
3a kin
IPdivdeK
TT e,on' ream Tartar Powder. No Ammonia; No Alum. .
Used m Millions of H6mes4o Years the Standard.
We. th nnt'eralimeil la.al nntmm -f n...
Island Precinct, (kilumhi.
Oregon, dp firsy thst Allen Kevin A Co. be
granted license to tell spiritoos liquors In
les quati ti lie than four .all nni in nat
island precinct for t rerioff of nna .... ha.
ginning June 10. 1H93. (Signed :)
laom ii w niwjj wiinam Uowd. Toot T.nyaon, -. V ril n-
i?zfgs& t?JrnLL"d(it Cuban B bssom Cam
Wilson, CJClusn, Robert Havurson! JKaot Li. ... .. . . . O
Bunun, C C Fowler, W H Foster, L Stehman, W
Miller, Adam Zlnn, oseph Koth.T H Mlu hell,
W,"1!1?'8" Fowler, Henry
51kSA,k'.ni;,ln, E Or.se, John MaJllaon,
0 Brian, Sereraon, William Vanover, M g
JJoyer, JoeUwrenca.Jobo MrLeod, p H Filer.
Victor Wiaell, H Stehman, H A Butler, H at
Peteraon. Anton Peterson, Oorg Decker, Fred
Klnabaumer. ErallOlM.n.r. Jnhn ruin vi.,n.
Turner, William Connor, James Kennadv, A
Near. Jasnarann Naaril. BLnhart jAl..nu
Qeorge Pltsenberger, F P Raupah O W Karr,
Hector Bollla. Walter T Hav.rrt n.a
John Oleaon, Frank Jones. Krad Codr. Louis'
mgaidner, E E Foster. Charlee A
sr. Archl. Rll.v. I. T v.nn.
Sweo Erlksoa, John Joneson, 8 A Fowler, Joha
Culbert, Samuel Munn, Foster Cooler. O S Fos
ter, F Biardan, O B Erlckaon, J MoLeod, Wm
Marl lav. John Bhan lr..nw m
Jacob, Ab Eav, Dell O Dell, James Tavlor.
v ..miHia fwuvia, tiivina. aipntr.
i ins nneei tin of Wlna. IJnnn..
-"a-- - u. iiiiinq mi. nai ol jross.
land. And if yon wish to
ngag in a tame of
POOL OR BILLIARDS,
lZJ?S.Ta'ZJ0 Jhtt the
. a a.vryrning new and
"THE BANQUET-
l tH. Helen; Oregon.
ALL PERSONS cutting timber on mv land
w fSTil'i'Ju li' r. wllboSt "Sthort
S, STTaS U " to th. lull VatSSt
J Eeubwi, OregoB, March IT, ISM.' mtVil
a. mswsen, .
vr. uitLKaB, ... OatSOOM
Choice Wines.
Unuors and Cigars. Beer5Cts
Billard and Pool W&KU
tarQi Jlmxmuno&atitm of Pa&orn
CALL AROUND.
TOCIIST 1IO rilILT II1DQD11TEU.
New York Eeataiirant
AnDiMOK A BiAKtr, Proprietors.
He. alra( Sireet,
PORTLAND, - . OREGON
it vou fan i; . ; M
piiinuffwiu r.k.fc.: Mwro'
Mfc.ofyon for - af . "h In"
?"t'l1Pi- nd for th further sum of
90 00 as attorneys fee hrtn m loIhu
costs snd dtshnrssaent ofaefaon! t?
sy order directing th tl on altu.
of th follo.ln. !uZr!z:? ?c,Mo" .
w. . I, "e nrooMd
rej ssuiiiisin wxkaimia aa. . ... -
Jedgmint. WtoitMsaUl
Tbia summons la nnkli.ka
- j -"uuus ib CQDllskM BUrnaat In
anord.r of eo.rt mad and LhSrl
this Mtb day of kiarch, lla. mnlm
Attorney for rialatuT.
NVTICfa.
U. S. Lead oa.., Oragoa city, Oregea
'.vaaryBs,Bi.
lOMPlAIrfT
nnn sn upon u swtr a
pon jo, iown.ii 1. 1 north r.aV. T. V
lumbl eonnty, Dreeo. iifKf ..?? J
eallatlOB of JlfE&SXlA SSUfmhjSf
Mwllae tar rwUleaitoss.
BB" Oregon City, Oram
ktar.k . 11
VAMlas a. .
UOl. U ma km Na.1 1 , "T -rav fl aim WM.
d thatd wool win K'E'.'i0' !-.
" sbwsbbjsj Hinra una
Hommusd
SWU anil
vis: C.
and Solan
Oregon
WILFBIO MILLBK,
,tn,'T ! tor ths nW mrW. aaW
I S a, r I w: B Bamal
WltaatM ta Brova hia jTn.i JTf
'".:wrt.va atendHsks. B k
mi oi as
Hln. Columbia
T. APfEMOX, Ei.,x .