roausiiti) iviiv raitur.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNT
SIDEHEAD PARAGRAPHS.
IVk hAl.K. me line mirmun tu
lion, "Twin pest, for ulo clump, For
, lull Information concerning Hgo, pedl
uicv, de mill on It. Cox, or Muoklo
ro.i St. Hi'U'iu, Oregon.
Eahtkii BmivicKN. Uuv. Judy will
lirom li tit till place Easter Hunduv
(next) at 11 o'clock u. in., uml will aim
take part in me eeoitot wmon me
being prepared by tliu Htiuday school
teacher aud pupils for tho evening
somco. . .
Htiix Inchkariwo,- The ruiiiljllcnn
rtl Million Hro becoming more tinmur
iiiin, and from way Ihu republican
liib ut that ftlttcH la Increasing In
luoinherstip it it evident that tho pop
ulists haven't tueh it strong pull there
it they thought fur. TLu i' I ii I) there,
now lull a membership of twenty-
in row, anu hi oiiicois aro uuing tiloc
live work.
Bk Moiik Caiikkui.. Tlire it
Volume of complaint registered iu re
gard to the manner In which freight
wild baggage in being used at tho truiiit
fer at llolbrouk. Parties who have
viMiud lliu pluoe say that hsggugonieii
Hro proving llio moat destructive fea
Lure of Hi" affair, and there should ho
some attention paid to tins wonton
destruction of properly by the railroad
uuloiala.
OhhkRvino Eahtkii Sundav, Krister
Hunday will b observed Hi the church
ly a special evening service, prepared
by the teatdinrssiid children connected
with dm Huliliitlh school of thin city,
and conducted liy Kov. M. Judy, of
Portland. A the day will also bo ob
worved as missionary day, nil opKir
Mnily ii thus given of helping- the
church to obey the hi ft command our
Huvior gave bofoie ascending to the
Father "Go ye unto nil tho world and
preach tho gospel," mid fur thin pur
poto ii special collection will bo taken.
Mok Encoiiia.iinu Opixooic. A
liXUir from Mint arrived titfely on our
table ou Mondiiy, containing encour
aging now from that phion in regard
to campsign work. A club was organ
hol llifro with mi enrollment i,l
thirty. Th republicans of Mutt nre
very desirous for good, strong ticket,
c imposed of rcpn.M-nlntive people, to
hu placed in (ho field next Juno. Tin
club meets each Hatiirduy afternoon
at 2 o'clock, unJ its members would
be pleated to Iiiivd any person, mi
jniwwl. to nit ut with I ) if in and ilulivor
an addict.
Vkh!ikia Rsi't'iarcANt. Tho or
Sanitation of John A. lA.gan diiiou
of the eouiity lepublican club ul Vcr
iK.iiia, wat a rouxiug meeting at which
ihiily-two enihimiiiHtio ropuhlicant
4edged tlmiUKOlven to ttippotl HOtutd
Kotrnnxt, tail did it with a vim that
,waa caluuUted to muko tho popiva
turn green with envy and pain bcliind
Ibofiiliii. At tho aecond moi ling of
club BUieen Hew til me Weie a1
(lid to tho roll, and no end of entliuni
nam prttvailcd Kluy with thoni,toy!
Xou got, Tail hold and a down
hill pull." You havo had a practical
(lemonttration of pupiil'ml mitrule
And the evils which retolt fiom iu
iiiirrow-mimled, pariiau tactict, and
for your own protection and eonven
iiinco yon etnnnt afford to permit audi
monumental fallaciet to prevail.
IIiOH Watsu Ckbtais. There it
very indication that the coming June
Iretiiot will be the higlieai. knowu hero
in tevural yoara. There hag tioou an
unuttial prooipilation everywhere went
rf the Uluo Muunlaint, tho prenoul
winter, and while tho visitation bore
haa come in the thupo of rain, it hat
fallen in the form of auow in the east
orn section, and the full hut been ab
normally large. The report of heavy
snowfall oat of the mountains it, con
firmed by the lollowinu extract from a
latter received from Hobert F. Fuller
ton, who k mining at Carton, Union
county. It roads at follows: "The
enow is ten feet deep In tho town of
Cornucopia. It is six feet three in
dies deep at the head of i'ino valley,
ind Clod only kuowa how much there
it on the highest mountains, at I have
not boon tip there to see. It is snow
us far as the eye can tee, and if iho
people ol Ht. IIuIoiim and vicinity wuut
to keep their ranches from Roma lo
eea, they had bolter taken fool's advice
nd stake them down, for it the
weather is favorable, there will bo at
hig a June freshet at ever wits Boon in
Oregon, this year."
County Uoaph. There it contider
nble talk, in a quiet way, among farm-
rt concerning tho roaut, sua nio
question of oelteiinK them. They are
beginning to realise that the only time
the roads aro good is iu summer when
hey ara mutt engaged with their farm
work, or by a chance freeze-up in win
ter. The times when they need them
the most thev are tho worst. In the
iuity, where tiio people drive for plea
sure, the roads are always good. Tho
first and most liberal improvements
are put upon the highways. An in
vestment of this naturo tint only seme
for pleasure but commercial profit. No
Lutinoss man would allow for a mo
ment a mudhole or rut before his place
of business he could not afford to;
how much loss can a farmer afford
poor, rough roads? As a mutter of
Lu iness he cannot afford them aswel
as can the niorobant. It it a fuot well
-.established that roads over which
farmers carry I heir produce to market
return tho largest .interest upon the
cost of construction. A good road
saves from one-half to one-third to the
farmer, and oftimes moro, because
there are times that the rouds cannot
be usod at all. The habit that somo
of our pathmasters have of ploughing
rfind dragging, only niins a road; with
u,,r,H , I.,.; ,u. and no urond road can
he built or tnaiutuincd without drain
age, the heavy crper auU heavy rye
I u-.. nnmnmn flirt rOHUS
There it more to the farmer in good
roads tbua there is in politics.
tl i!,B u,umK Unuhmur, At
Holhronk, u lull.. Dtation on IhoNmih.
Mil lanilloaboiiiHixifmi mil,,, Mm,,
frm Milton, I h.iio w.s a laiuWido
Wllll'li U liroviliu it in,,. I .1.
11'iiiK In ninny way, an woll a a grout
"",'""-m;u una a niiiiiriiiuo
iiHiihit, froighi, and piidHiiiiHri,,
" H lllllll, Ul! Klllltl huppimi il ,IU
"...r wmillg mil IHtllltlt lltiaw Mil ml
ll'oin report, It carried will .IcKinie,
Hon wnli it. Tho railroad trunk for a
.""Kiic.o oi fuot wan totally ev
-.i'ii on wan i rt. iiii'k.uiw - tl..
noun chiiio out ol a ennvmi u.-l,,,,a ..
... p m.'Ii. .) . . a, J IC
.... i.,u ,Uv
.''iM.i.iiii m wrv Kieen. uml it. !.,,,.
can Keller lie mini; hied tli.tii il,.Ml.ril....l
Lmgo tiuiiiliint ol iiikii havo been
wo'kiiiii (lav uml i.ivl.i i. ,,.,!-
clear tho track to that traiim eonl.l
pious but, Iniiii inpoiiM, tho work in
very slow, Kiirth Inm to lm lift.i.l win.
a aliovel mid carried tweuty fivo feet
or nioro, and it Iu provinu u umIioiih
HMk, Knuiuct are kunt l.iikv l,,,i,i;,,
Iwge trout mid
mid enrpeiiten aro oiigaged iir Con
Htriicting a troHtlo over the Huhmergud
portion of tho track. Thin in tlm ...!
diwanlrout accident which hat hao-
leuid on th linn between lime h.iiI
I'orlland. llaggagn, freight, mail, anil
pai-wmgert havo Ui ho irniitforred. ami
ho trouble and ilemruelion it grout.
Holt. On MoioUy, March 10,
lo tho Wlfo of VV. I. Swentlun.l. a
iiiiKhtor.
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
W nlor it lulling vory lutt in llio Co.
iniiliiu.
1). no Ill uicliard
Wat in town lunt
Wo.luiwutv,
VV. M. Ferry, of Rainier, wai in this
place VVuiliii'Mti.y.
Mt, A. Hoyt, of Uillton, will toon
leave for southern California.
H. A. Ilngan, of Portland, was vhit
ig wnli ill IS Mist .force this week,
The recent high Water had a paralyz-
ig ullect uikiii the fishing luminous. .
I. RuntKurdner, of Deer Island, was
in town last Friday, attending to busi
ness affairs. .
II. Wood 1 1 a m, of Reuben, and his
elderly father, were i'l lowu Wedues-
ay evening,
George Convert, of Clafskanie, wat
isiting in this place this week with
Hobert tleorge.
Mrt. Blialtuck, of Scappooso, was
isiting her son, J. 8. Cloiiiuger, 111
this place last Wednesday.
The pleasant weather which has pro-1
vailed for llio past lliree i.i wus a
pleasing surpii'e to Orego.iians.
If. J. Wright, of this place, butbeeu
employed as an agent and canvasser
for this paper, and is authorized to col
lect and receipt for subscriptions. He
will call on many of you, so bo ready
for hint.
Tho More building of Muckle Bros.,
which was damaged lo a considerable
extent by tho recent fire, bus been
nicely refilled with shelves, counters,
etc., preparatory to receiving a stock
of ucw goods.
The tailing thin, Tmu O'rtlmnter,
which has been lying iu the harbor at
Ibis place for the pait three weekt re
ceiving a cargo of piling for the Han
Francisco market, expects to leave in
a few days for that place,
Miss llaltio Mullens uow has charge
of the school near Mnsgrove's place on
Sauvie's Island, Mrs. Oaddis, the
former teacher, being mi a visit to her
parents) Mr. and Mrt. Albeit Widger,
at Doer Island, who soon leave for the
east.
When spring lime comet, gentle An
nie, the lloweis bloom and tho bitda
ting; trade revives, and merchants
disulay their choice goods. Mr. Dol
man seems to keep step with the ad
vanced principles of trade, and is gen
erally to bo seen well to tho front.
DKI.KNA.
Mist Gertio Washburn came home
the fore part of the week.
L. J. Meterve made a trip to Tort
land and Ht. Helena lust week,
Wm! Holsapple it laying in a sup
pip of sawdust; wo suppose to feed on,
if times continue to grow harder.
Geo. Kichardson, who has been ill at
Mavger for some time past, we are
pleased lo note is rapidly improving
iu health.
Mrs. Holsapplo returned last week
from Portland whore she has been vis
iting her daughter. Miss Estella, and
other relatives auU menus.
Hon. W. tt. Roberts was billed for
an address before the Beaver Falls re
publican club last Sunday, but on ac
count of the bud weather was unable
to be here. However a very intorett
ing meeting was held, and, ub a result,
wo now have twenty-eight members,
nod more lo follow. We often heard
it staled, shortly after the last election,
that the republican party would never
put out another ticket, but the great
interest being manifested all over the
state in behalf of the party which
made this country, not what we see it
today but what it wan before the pres
ent administration wok cnarge, me
richest and most prosperous nation on
earth, tends to disprove these slate
menu. Next June ve will see the
biggest republican majority in Oregon
ttiut this state pas ever Known.
FOlt THIS COUNTV.
The following letter from Hon. W.
It. Ellis, contains some good news for
iI.h fiiatskanio people, though nothing
definite. It is, however, of interest to
each resident in tho oounty !
TIMiau nv 'RiceitKSENTATIVKS IT. 8.
WAniNOToif. D. C. Fob'y 23, '04.
V . H. CoNYEttH. Esq ,
Cutskanie, Oregon.
My Pkar Sin: -I am in reoeipt of
yours of the 15th Inst., enolosing state
ment, eta., in regaru io mo uihisrhuio
T will urire the mutter, and if I
..n An no hotter I will net it on for
nn.l on tho list for improve
ment. Something should be done for
the river, and the delegation from our
etute will do what we can lor ine mat
ter. Thutiking you for the informs
tion forwarded, I remain very truly,
W. II. Ellis,
VOVS'tY CO CUT.
l'roece1fiitt of ii,,, March Term of
Court. IMUi,
M AttOH NINTH.
In the matter of bill of damages on
road survey No. 91, known us the Wil
liam Wolfe mad. Now on this day
comes llio petitioner on tho above
named roail, and files with the court
the receipt fordauuiges assessed against
said pet itioners on the above tunned
road, uml the court being fully ad
vised in the matter. It it ordered
that said road bo opened and declared
u public highway, and that llio road
supervisor of ilm road district iu which
ta id road is laid out und located, be
ordered to open the tamo.
In tiio mutter of the settlement of
road supervisors.
II. Fowler, report accepted and ap
proved.
Bruce Haines,uporviaorof road
islrict No 10 17 00
W J Wchber.siinio. fil 00
Clarence Heed, supervisor road
district No IS 100 00
Frank Oliuiskie, supervisor road
district No IV 40 ou
Joint Downing, supervisor road
district No 3 Z w
J 11 Beegle, deputy supervisor
road district No 3 27 00
In the matter of the viewers' report
on the road petitioned for by C. L.
Oleson and others. Now on this duy
this matter coming on to be heard, the
same wat read m open court for tho
lirst time.
In the matter of the report of ap
praisers of damages on road survey
No. Oii, known at the road to Uimpel't
mill. Now on this day this matter
coming on regularly to be hoard upon
Ihe report of (lanugos in the above
named road, and it appearing to the
court that said appraisers had met at
the lime and place at heretofore or
dered by said court, and proceeded to
examine und assesa how much less
valuable the premises would be,
through which said road runs, if
grained, and that said appraisers had
reported in writing that, in their opin
ion, tho premises Would be no less val
uahle by reason of the granting of
said roud, and that no damage be al
lowed. It is therefore now ordered
and adjudged that said report bo, and
the same it hereby accepted, and
that said road be opened and declared
a public highway, and that the rowl
supervisor of the road district in which
said road is laid out and located be or
dered lo open the same.
In the matter of the remittance of
tax of Max Berg. Now on this day
comes Max Berg and asks the court
that his tax on the sheriffs assessment
roll of 18'Jl bo remitted, and it appear
ing to the court that the said Max
Berg had been assessed on his land,
and also a mortgage on his land for
the sumo year. It is therefore now
ordered and adjudged by the court
that the sheriff be, and he is hereby
authorized to strike from said assess
ment roll of 18SH of Ihe sheriff's the
amount of !f 12.50.
M AHO II TENTH.
In the matter of viewers' report on
road survey No; 97, known as C. L.
Oleson road. On this day this matter
coming on to bo heard upon the sec
ond reading of the report of viewers,
and it appearing to the court thai
said viewers uud surveyor had met at
he time and dace appointed, and,
after being duly sworn, viewed, sur
veyed, m ulted, and located a county
road us follows: Commencing at a
point on the north lino of the Canaan
uud Deor Waiid county load at a
stake marked "It," which sl.ike is set
t a Dili n L on said north line of said
county road 720 feet due south of the
northwest corner ol mo norinwesi
one-quarter of the northeast one-quarter
of section 12, iu township 6, north
of rangy 2, west, in said county und
slate, and running from said stake
duo north on the one-half section line
of sectiou 12, and in said lownshipand
range, to, and terminating at a stake
marked "T," which last said stake is
set in the center of said section 1, in
said township 6, north of range 2,wesl,
and that said road be established at a
uniform width of forty feet, ana upon
tho most practicable ground. Said
viewers having made their report in
writing in favor of the establishment
of said eon illy road, which report, to
gether with the surveyor s held notes
and plat of the survey, had been de
livered to the county cierK oy ouo oi
the viewers on or before the third day
ol tho term of this court, next ensuing
tho appointment of said viewers and
survevor. and said report having boon
read "in open court on two different
days of said court, and there being no
remonstrance or Dill ot damages nieu ;
and the court being fully advised in
the matter at this time. It is there
fnra considered and ordered that said
report of viewers, and surveyors held
notes and nlat. be recorded, aud said
route so viewed, surveyed, marked,
and located shall be a oounty road.and
tlm suiiie considered a public highway
.mrl the mud suuorvisor of tho road
district in which said road is established
is hereby ordered to open the same
Tn tho matter of the claim of John
Dolan for board of James Moore,
inuiner. JNOW on tint aay comes jouu
-. . i 1 T 1
.in und nrese lis io too court ms
hill for bonidinir James Moore, a pau
per, in the Bum of IfJS .UU.and the court
being fully advised in IhO matter. It
is therefore now ordored and adjudged
bv tlvo court that the clerk draw a war-
r.i.it, mi the treasurer in payment ol
suid amount in favor of the said John
Dolan. Commissioner bchoonover
voting "No, Commissioner names
and Judge Blnnchard voting "Aye."
In the mutter of remittance of tax
of the racillo Postal telegraph com
pany tor the year 18U3. Now on this
day this matter coming ou tobaheard,
and it appearing to the court that said
company had been assessed for three
miles more lines than they owned. It
is therefore now ordered and adjudged
by the court that the sheriff be, and
he is hereby authorized to remit from
the taxes of said company the sum of
JI8.53 on their assessment for the year
1893.
In the matter of the petition of N.
B. Oleson and others for a public high
way along and through what iskuown
as Cut-off slouch, in section 3, town
ship 7, north of range 5, west. On ibis
day comes N. It. Oleson and thirty-four
free-holders of Columbia county, Ore
gon, residing iu, the vicinity of the
proposed public highwuy.and petitions ;
the court that a public highway be laid
out and established along the foil
ing course, or water way, to-wil: Be
ginning at the intersection of suidCtit-
otl slough with tho middle channel of
what it known us Blind slough, in sec
tion 3, township 7, north of range 5,
west; running thence in a northeast
erly direction along the middle chan
nel, and extending from bank to bank,
at ordinary highwator marks, all
along, aud comprising in full width of
suid Cut-off slough, to and terminat
ing at tho interseciion of tho north
ern entrance of said slough, with the
middle channel of what it known as
tho Wallace Island slough, in section j
3fl, township 8, north of range 5, west,
in said couuly aud state ; That said
highway he located and established at
width described above in the descrip
tion of said highway, and a good and
siifllciont bond having been filed, with
N. Ji. Oleson and H. M. Urahum as
sureties herein, and everything being
and appearing regular; and H is now
hern ordored lliut A. 8. Gruhum, Wal
ter B. Cplvin, and B. L. Nicholson be,
and they are hereby appointed view
ers to view, mark out, and locate suid
proposed public highway, and thut
llity meet at the point of beginning of
suid proposed highway on the 2!Kh
dav of March, 1894, at 9 o'clock a. m.,
and failing to meet on thut day, thou
within five days thereafter, and that
thev report to this csurt in writing on
or before the first day of tho regular
term of said court.
In the matter of the petition of Ed.
A. Cushmon and others for a county
road. On this day comes Ed. A. Cush
man and eighteen other householders
of Columbia county, Oregon, residing
in the vicinity of the proposed line of
road, and presents to the court their
petition for a county road as lollows:
Commencing at the southwest corner
of section 28, in township 6, north of
range 2, west; running thence north
on the section line between sections
28 uud 29, 20 and 21, to intersect the
county road known at the Nicholi
road, where said lino crosses said road.
That said road be located and estab
lished at a uniform width as required
by law, and a good and sufficient bond
having been hied, with i.d. A. uusn
uiao as principal, in the sum of 100,
and everything being and appearing
regular. It is now here ordered that
J. M. Archibald, James Kennedy, and
Jacob Lengacher be, and they are
hereby appointed viewers, and A. B.
Little surveyor, to yiew, survey, and
murk out said proposed county road,
und that they meet at the schoolhouse
iu school district No. 37. on the 20ih
day of March, ut 9 o'clock a. m. of
said day, and failing to meet on thai
duy, then within five days thereafter,
and that they qualify according to
law, and proceed to view, survey, and
mark out said line of proposed county
road, and report in writint' to this
court ou or before the first day of the
next regular term of county court in
May.
MARCH TWELFTH.
Ill the mutter of refunding money
to road district No. 21. Now on this
day this duy this matter coming on to
be heard.aiid it appearing to the court
from- the return of John Veasey.
former road supervisor, that he had
collected fS.OO of money belonging to
said road district, and hud paid him
self the sumo for exlra labor performed
as road supervisor. It is therefore or
dered by the court that the clerk of
this conn draw a warrant on the treas
urer iu favor of R. L. Nicholson, pres
ent road supervisor of said district,
suid amount to be applied on work for
said district.
MARCH THIRTEENTH.
In the matter of the extension of
time for tho collection of taxes for Co
lumbia county, Oregon, for the year
1893. Now on this day comes nmiier1
ous taxpayers of Columbia county,
Oregon, and asks the court that an ex
tension of time be allowed the tax
payers of said county to pay their re
spective taxes before becoming delin
ouent:and the court being fully ad
vised in the matter, it is ttiereiore
now ordered aud adjudged that the
time for the payment of taxes before
becoming delinquent be, and the same
is hereby extended until the 10th day
of May, 1894
In the matter of the transcript and
cost bill, state of Oregon vs. B.F.Down-
ing. Now on this day this matter
eominar on for a rehearing, and the
court being fully advised in the mat
ter. It is therefore now ordered and
adjudged by tho court that said cost
bill and transcript be,, and the same is
hereby accepted. And it is further
ordered by the court that the clerk of
this court draw a warrant on the treas
urer in payment of the several
amounts, and in favor of the persona
named in said cost bill.
In the matter of the remittance of
tax of l'hineas Peck for the year 1892.
Now on this day comes Phineas Peck
and asks the court that his tax iu the
sum of $3.30, for the year 1892, be re
mitted, he having paid the same to the
sheriff, but said amount was not cred
ited on the roll by said sheriff; and it
appearing to the oourt ou examina
tion of the matter that there was a
stub for Ihe receipt of said taxes. It
is therefore ordered thut said amount
of $3.30 be, and the same is hereby
remitted, and the sheriff to be credited
will) suid amount.
, In the matter of the remittance of
tax of Sarah D. Henderson for the
year 1889. Now on this day comes
Sarah E. Henderson and asks the
court that her tax for the year 1889
be remitted, she having paid the same
and ' having had a receipt for the
same, which said receipt hud been
destroyed ; and it appearing to the
court from an examination of the
matter that the facts existed as stated
in the affidavit of tho said Sarah E.
Henderson. It is therefore ordered
and adiudeed . that the taxes of the
said Sarah E. Henderson, for the year
1889, be remitted in the sum of $8.25,
and that the sheriff be given a corres
ponding cfedit therefor.
...' . MARCH FOURTEENTH.
In the matter of letting the county
printing for Columbia county, Oregon,
for the year 1HD4. JNow on this day
comes The Oregon wist and the
Sentinel publishing company and pre
sents to the court their respective lists
of bona ride subscribers to said papers
iu the manner and form as required
by law; and the court, aftor a careful
examination of tho same, finds thut
tho circulation of Tub Orkoom Mist
wHiiin saui con uiy
of The Sentinel publishing company
209. at o noes red from, each of the
sworn slHteinenls of said publishers,
It is therefore ordered that the con
truct for the county printing ior the
year 1894 be, and the sulue is let to
Tub Oregon Mist at the rato of 25
cents per square of ton lines of Bre
vier type, and that said puper be
known as the ofliciul paper of said
county. Judge Blnnchard and Com
missioner Burnet voting for the rale of
25 cents and 8. O. Hchoonover voting
for a rate of 15 cents.
ll Kit I -I'S
STATE OP OREGON. I .
Countv of Olumlua.l
BYVltnlEOK AS EXECUTION 18
sued out of the circuit court, of the stute
of Oreguii, for Columliiu county. ani to me
duly directed, doled the 17th duy of March,
imn, upun a Juuionent rendered und en
tered in said court, on the 11th ilny of Ou
tuber, ISMtf, in favor of T. H. lilunchnrd,
iiluuitilt', and uguinst Edward Webster, de
fendant, for tbciiniof sixty-four and forty
one-hunilredtlis (iti.40) doU'.irs. witli inter
est tliereo i at the rate of ten (10) per cent
per annum Irom the 11th day of October,
IHOIt, and the further sum of tweniy-i.ne
and ninety-live oiie-liiimire.Ulis(Sf. 95) dol
lars costs and tlisbtir.ieineiit, I did, on the
21st day of Marvh. 1SIX, duly levy upon all
the right, title, and interest of the above
named defendant, Edward Webster, had in
and to the following-described rent prop
erty, to-wit: The north onn-balf (N&) of
the north-east oiie-niiarter (NK)4) and the
east one-half (E) of the northeast onc
uuurtcr (SEV) of the northwest one-quarter
(NWi) of section 31, township 5, nortli
of ranged, west of the Willamette meiiil
ian, all in Columbia county , Oregon. Now.
therefore by virtue of said execution, I
will, on Monday, the 2.U1 day of April.
at the hour of 11 o'clock a. m. of that day,
ut the courthouse door, of said county and
slate, sell, subject to redemption, ail the
right, title and interest of the alwve-named
defendant, Edwara Websler hud in and to
the above-described real property, at pub
lic atiotloo , for cash, to the highect bidder
therefor, to salisfy said execution, interest,
and costs, and accruing cots.
T. V. WATTS.
8herlfT of Columbia County, Oregon.
8t. Helens, Oregon, March 20th, 1891.
SHtvHIt'F'S HALL.
STATE OP OREGON 1
Ooiintv of Columbia. f
BY VlRTtJK OF AN EXECUTION is
sued out of the clrouiucmirt of the state
of Oregon, for Columbia county, and to nie
duly directed, dated the 17th day of Miirch,
ltd, upon a judgment rendered and en
tered In said court on the 11th, day of Oe
tnticr. 1M);I, in fnvor of T. H. Blanehard,
plaintiff, and again-1 Joseph Vanblariconi.
defendant, for the sum of two hundred
und sevemy-eight and eighty one-linn-l
red I lis ($27.80)dol!urH. witii interest there
on at the rate of ten (10) per cent per an
num from the 1 1 tit day of October, 1S93,
and the further sum of twenty-two and
seventy one-hundredths ($2'2.7u) dollnrs
coits and iliibursements, I did. on the 21st
duy of March, 1!W, duly levy upon all the
right, title, and interest the above-named
defendant, Joseph Vanbla' ieoni, had in
and to the following-described real prop
erty, to-wit: J'u rt of the northwest one
quarter (N W'i) of the northwest one-quarter
(N W ) and part of the sonthwc! one
quarter (SV i-i) of the northwest one-quar-terf.VW
H)nnd part of the southeast one
quarter (HE i) of the northwest one-quarter
(NW If) and part of the northwest one
quarter ( N V ) of the southeast one quar
ter (SIC ii) of section 4. township 4, north
of rani-'e 4, west of the Willamette merid
ian, ail in Columbia county. Oregon. Now.
therefore, by virtue of said execution , I
will, on Monday, the 23d day of April.
114. at the hour of 1 o'clock p. in. of that
day, at the courthouse door of said county
and state, sed, subject to redemption, all
the right, title, and interest of the above
named defendant, Joseph Vanb'ariciim, in
and to the above-described real property,
at public auction, for cash, to the highest
bidder therefor, to satisfy said execution,
interest, and costs, and a.cruing costs.
T. i;. wins,
Sheriff of Columbia countv. Oregon.
St. Helens, Oregon. March 20th, 1894.
AOini.MHTIIA'I'VB'S SALS.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance
of an order of sale made und entered by
the County Court of Columbia county,
state of Oregon, on the 17th duy of Janu
ary, lhM, in the matter of the estate of
Michael Fitzgerald, deceased, the under
signed will sell at private sale, subject to
continuation by the court, the following
real property belonging to the said estate,
to-wit: Beginning at a slake on the east
ern boundary of the John and Charlotte
Mel'herson donation land claim, suid stake
being four and seventy-seven one-bun-dredths
(4.77) chains south, twenty (2n) de
grees west of the northeast corner of said
claim, running thence north seventy (70)
degrees west eleven and eighty-live one
h.imlredihs (11.85) cbnins: thence south
nineteen (19) degrees west four and forty
three one-hundredths (4.4S) chains; thence
south seventy (70) degrees east eleven auu
ei,.Mv.five one-hundredths (11.85) chains:
thence north twenty (20) degrees east, four
and forty-three one-hu no reuius(4.4o ononis
to the place of beginning, containing live
(5) acres. Also the west. of the south
east W . and lots 3, 4, and 5, of seelion 82,
hi township No. 4, north of range No. 1,
west of the Willamette meridian, contain
ing lfiO acres, all in Columbia county. Ore-
iron, Uon the following terms, to-wit: One
third cash,. 10 per cent of which is payable
at the time of sale, and the remainder unon
confirmation of the sale by the court; two-
thirds to be naid in two equal payments, in
one and two years, and to bear interest at
the rats ol tell tier cent Der annum irinu
date of confirmation of the sale. Interest
payable semi annually, f rom and alter
the 24th day of March, ISttt, the under
signed will proceed to sell the above-de
scribed real property to the highest and
nest ladder. All comniunieauons remove
thereto should be addressed to him at No
200 Burnside street, Portland. Oregon.
Administrator of the estate of Michael
Fltsgeraid, deceased.
Dated February 21 1W4.
NOTICE Of FINAL. SllTTLEJIIKNT
Tn fha Pniintv Court, of the state of Ore
gon, for Columbia county.
in we uiutivr 01 iuv vopm, o, iu , gu
Bright, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that tho final ac
count of the administrator of the
estnM of Oeorire Bright. deceased
lois been rendered to said court tor
settlement. Wether with a petition for dis
tribution of the resume ot sam esiaip, ana
that Tuesday. tlie27tn nay 01 Marcn, im
at in o'clock a. 111.. and the court room ol
said court has been duly appointed by the
judge of said court as the time ana place
for the settlement of suid account and
bearing said petition for distribution, ot
which time any person interested may ap
pear and lile hit exceptions in writing to
said account and petition, and contest the
Mine. u. W. WLI'
Administrator 01 the estate ot ueorge
Bright, deceased.
Dated February 21st, 1894.
NOTIUU OF FIN AL. SCTTLGHEN I,
In the Countv Court of tho S'tute of Ore
gon, for Columbia county.
In the matter of the estate of August
Dotta. deceased.
Notice of final settlement nnd distribu
tion. " . ' . -
Nntien Is hereby alvon that the final ac
count of the administrator of tho estate of
August Dotta, deceased, has been rendered
and tiled In sairt court lor settlement, to
gether with the petition for linal distnbu
tion of the residue of said estate, and tha
Satnadav. the 17th dar of March. 1394. at
10 o'clock a. 111. of that day. and the court
room of said court in St Helens, Columbia
county, Oregon, has been duly appointed
OV ine juue 01 auio couri, an inn lime nnu
place for the settlement thereof, and the
lies ring of raid pelition for distribution, at
which time and place any person interested
in said extate may appear aud file hi ex
ceptions ii: writing to said account und pe
tition, aud contest the same,
G. O. JaQlUSII.
Administrator of the estate of August
Dotta, deceased.
Dated February ft, 1891.
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