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tJFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY
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PARAQRaPH8.
A OoHRKOiroil. The Malmnent
mad in lu.i wwk'i Mist Uiut tit-
)opulleta had made three cliaiitfui iu
tlit-Ir ticket wa not altogether true
aliliougn autm wa ciintiit report
w licit we wont to pre. The only
.change mod W tlmt of t-amllilnie
fur reLresenialkm. Mr. flrewell with
draw end hli nit iu wa replaced by
Met oi m. uvmon.
Pleasant Party. Mr. and Mn
JImiry Young, of Ouk Point, gave mi
Informal danomir party lir their ele
pant IikII lust Hulunluy evening, uml
entertained tlmir guest In royal
muniier. Adout seventy are ladle,
mid gentlemen were present mid en
toyed a unit I delightful evenlnc. Mf
mid Mn. Young are Jnily entitled in
the reputation they enjoy m royal en
tertaiuers.
Emtbhtaimmint amo Dawci. Til
t tt-rin tit tiiHitt Mini d 1101 given ty ilie
youi'g Mks of Warren, lual Friday
evening, w.i gratifying succe it
those wii parltcjiiaieil, miiii source
of genuine ileure to the larae an
senil.laite 'bey entertained. An intur
4-Mtiitg iiuii-lciiland literary programme
was carefully arruig.d uiili-xt t lliiily
tendered, tunny of number merit,
ing M'al mention, particularly Ihe
vucmI i-lei'lim of Mr. F, M. Ilnyi,
who sang in Iter unal finished anil
pleaaing manner. Tim hmimrnu 101
tatliro ity Ch'irlot O'O.nner were alio
enthtiviaaiically received and famed
Itini well-merited erplanae. At the
4'loi-a f Ilia entertainment, thoae wli..
dralred rt-plrtxl ' U tlia lirll where
lunch wa served and an enjoyahl.'
dance waa commenced. The feelivi.
Ilea continued until a lata Imur when
all n-taired to their homes, carrying
with Ilium indelible luitrHiiiiiiiauf i lie
taltMit and generosity of Warren's
young folk. The entertainment netted
ilH, whioli will bo aplie.l to paiutiuK
tit aclioolliuuto at that place.
Criminal Assault. 0. Tendberg,
of Hci'Ho, waa b'mught here Mon
day evening and lodged in the county
Juil for ilia night, ou a charge of oiim
iral aaauull upon tti three-year-old
d tughler of Oual Oalby, aUo of Soap
pooae. Tendberg waa arrt-eted on a
warrant awutu out of J uatice Hula
day's oourl, where ha wa gieu a ure
- liuiinnry hearing and ooiiiiiiiIUkI with
out bail to await lha action of the
grand Jury, the rase nut living a bail
able una. Teitdlierg made no attempt
tn gat away, and atemly dttuie thai
there I any foundation for I ho charger
which Oatby releta agaitiat him. He
it a young Scandinavian, and ban
been working for Utby Him paal iz
month, for which lie received noth
ing but Ida living. Home two week
iiu-o Teudtwrg eread Itia intention
of going away-' m hoH ol nuuing
inor leinuneraiiTa oiitlnyutent, and
ftlie rt-qui-at of Mr. Omby, decided
to 4y auollmr wet and perform
r. tUiit piece of wirk for which Oattiy
ruiniaed hi way him wage, in order
that be might have a little money tn
.rar Ilia traveling upenKe. Shortly
tiller (Upper Saturday evuning, Omby
charged Tumlburg with aMuiiing tbe
child, and made a (teraoiul aaaault up
tin Tendberg in which the lall.r te
teived a uiert-ili-aa beaiii g. Tendberg
thru went to tb hun of oeighbor
naii.edOeorgn, ahore be had hia io
luriea attauik-d to, and where he re-
. n....niu ui.u.
inaineu until arrwwou. wywj
Iff Doett look him to Portland Tuea
ta morning and ooniuiitted.iini to
the Multnoniah county jail, where lie
will roinaiu until bia cae it called
Bc-xt niomli.
FOIl STATB OFFIOBHt.
rat r tna Ticket Nominated
Wednesday,
iwiiuning nominations were
iiiitoo at me atate conveiillou held lad
Wedut-aday and Thuraday in Portland.
Up to the hour of going to pre the
t unveniioii nau not clMtaen men to fill
all till olHoea, bin the following it the
work ol that body up to that times
W. P. Lord, of Marlon county, wa
iMiitiiiiMied ror governor,
R. II. Kinoaid. of Lane Gnuntv. edl
tor of the ugeua Kegiater, received
ine nouiiuaiion lor tttcrelary of atate.
Hon. Phil Meliban.of Orantcouiity,
reueiveu a renuuiiuatlou, by acclamii
linn, lor atate treaaurer.
For lupreme Judge, 0, E. Wolver-
tou, ol Lana county, received lite
nomination.
0,. M. IJlemun, of Multnomah
-otiuty, wa aoiiiinaled for attorney
general.
n r .....
u. m. irwin, oi union county wan
'he choica of tlieoouveutioii fur uper
inleiideul ol public inalructiun. -
PERIS,
It pem at if our winter weather 1
iniiuuiugon me apring nioutiia, a
we had quite a lot of aleet on Sunday
mormiig.
Hubert Fry it making a read from
ia place to the county road leading
to Houlioii.
D. B. Fowler ia planting hit pota-
tia-a, regardle of cold weather.
B, F. Pope Ima hi plauliug' nearly
riuiahed.
Some Of lha ranchmen have not
coiiimuiiced plowing yet.
Sid and Oliver 8mith made Fred
and Cliurli-y Hfiidra-k a viait on Sat
urday and ouuduy.
Willie Morgan waa bauliaed laal
Sunday at iluulton.
Mra, Vininfl-, Mr. Howard' cook.left
Muinville Stiurday.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
Dud at Balm. New reached llii
city laal Friday morning Ironi Salem
.........nnhitf the death ol M. Poineroy
. . .!..,.. wtiiiili occurred on the
liiKbl of the 6lb mat., of congeation of
the brain, afmr au illue- of a norl
duratiuu. Tha decea.ed wa a well
known and highlyreapected c tbwn of
r. i hi. ...iv' hvinir lived at
Baiuier for a number of yeara; in fact
he waa well and laVorauiy nuw
over the Ute. He waa auperintendeut
f the agricultural department at Hie
atate reform aohool. near Salem, and
during lb teaaona of 18S9 and 181
"........-..-nni. ol the Oreeon
aenate. . During tha yeara of 177,
1878, and 187 he wa. grand ma.terof
St. Helen lodge No. 38 A. F. ft A. M.,
k i.l., hp waa a member ol
in,ii,i' at tha tune of bia death
The fuueral aervicea were held uuder
.u. ,il ilia Uaaonio lodKO Ol
this city, laal Suuday, in their hall,
. number of friend and
brother were gathered to hear the
l i..i k..l ..! ceremony of the
DCMUIHUI " - -
Maaoulo order, after which the larger
iKirtlou ol the crowd repaired to the
turying ground to bear the hut aad
- oLqu'a AAanevidenceoflbehigh
reapect in which he w held by hi
,any friend, and brolhera, the pro
. ,i,. orave wa one ol the
Urge Tver wiTneaaed from thi. place
-i. 3 ... 64 voar of aae, aud
TZ'Z Ind ttv'e Cliidren (four
I i iri to mourn hi uu
!?2!.";"d-r The bereaved family
have the heartfelt yo.palhy of tbe.r
many frienda.
Member, of Coxey1. army maydraw
7 in..,, on a to the Wash-
"'".r:.:--. .m t. from
eTaVo Veven men claim U.g to be;
llie iaveoi d of
Uody. who were arre-ted-the othr day
lioay, wtiu ..,, trehihl car,
lurafl and
complete ock of. Ing ' , . hJ
public i invited to cull on bun.
Time wilt doubil.i. improve now
.dTthe Columbii. river, aa the run
f al...ou ee.uH fV be. u,. IM W '
age, and large numbtsra are oangnt.
Mr. Ellen J. Foster (there In charge
of a delegation of the feniiile imll-
workera of New England who have
came to prolt aguinvl the paatage of
the tariff bill. They are representa
tive nf the wotiian'a republican mwo-
ciaiion of tha' United Slate. They
ay that the bill in. ita preaent ahape
mean ttarvation for the mill heiid
ol New England,
Mr. Cleveland (nil given thecuckooc
from the taiea which are to hold dem
ocratic convention thi year, a gigau-
iu tank, in demanding ol them that
In admiui.tration .ball be endoraed
by thoae conventions, iu Mime of the
tale. Alabama aud Miaaouri, for in
lance thi will beaomewhal ditfioull,
aa tbe democratic aenator from thoae
tale are oppenly oppoeeil lo the ad-
mini.traiion aud will uae tneir power
Ui prevent lite adoption of auvb a re-
lutiou. in aliaauu'l me auminutra-
tion nien have already decided to do
whlit the Cleveland meJ o bittern
abiiaed Senator Hill for doing in New
Yoik in 1892 hold a nap convention
on May 15. Uepublicaua feel a deei
intvret in thi light, a l hey regard
Miaaouri a. rightfully belonging in the
republican rank, anyway, aud the
plit that may reault will help aloiiK
tbe good cauae.
Rumor to the effect that the demo
oratic break-up which i uow lb rent
ened will include the retirement ol
two or more uieuiber of the cabinet,
are being diecuaeed in iuuer denio
cralio circlet with much freedom, but
it i extremely doubtful whether au)
mumber ol the cabinet will willingly
retire, and it i not to lie bulieved thai
Mr. Cleveland ha aaked any of I hum
tn get out he mJch prefer that they
houhl alay in, for the preaeut alleaal.
Republican aenator notified the
dettiocraia while Senator Alhaon wai
mitkiug hi ureal apeech agniuat tlie
tariff bill that they knew llieir right
and intended to maintain them during
thi debate, and that any expectation
of railroadiug the bill through the ceil
ate might a well be abaudoued at tlie
alert. The democrat have put Sena
tor Harri,of reutiHaaee, iu charge ol
the bill becauao of their belief that hi.
piiKhing qiialilie exceed ihoe poe
eaed by Senator Vorheea, whoae po
titmn a chairman of the finance mini
mi I tee make, him the actual custo
dian of the bill Tha recent election,,
have atreugihened the determination
of the republican lo light the bill with
every weapon at their coinniMud, the
moat t them believing that the lo,
000.000 people affected by the bill will
ondorae any action thai prevent the
bill becoming a law.
The house committee on bankinii
and uurrenov haa favorably repoiteil
a bill ubiecting greenback to altiU
and municipal taxation. The eilver
men regard thi bill with great favor.
1 A timilar bill ha twice paaaeu n
enate without a uiaaeuung vue,
t, .niB Ui be eenerally believed
that the houae, having failed to pas-
.i.. .nin.im h i over l lie veto.wiu aouii
.-o .... .1...
....... n ,u.n a ai ver Hunt over uiu
free-ooiuage bill, wnicn, n
tood. will iu a lew nay oe rr.iic.
u. Kidnaue oommitlee. lo tart
Una Hgh., however, will require urn-
ority vote ol tlie uou.
mi., ...diata in tbe senate eeni
.i: ..A i rn it alone on the Unfl
k.ll H.illltt LII11B Mail Drun.yi
uii. . . , . . i ....I
,..l,...ot a lurltt Dill 01 IU owu, "
UWUUVH - . . .
that lie womu, a m
it be stinati-
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
Judge Blancbard heard private bna-
nen i uetoay at Hie courlhou.
The iteamer Iralda is again on tbe
rnriiuna Ualt foint route again. We
have not teen her time-card. ,
B. U. McNutt and wife, of Vernonia.
were in town thi week, I lie guest of
Mr. and Mr. W. A. Horn.
The Clatsop County New,publihed
at Weal port, reached u I hi week. 0.
II. Bynon i tlie enterprising editor.
H, A. Corli, of Mainville, returned
home Tuesday evening after a long
uy ol Grant. Paaa, where he ha been
developing tome mining property.
The IrrepresKible 8. B Roue, mayor
of Vernonia, pawed through tin place
Monday, on hi way to the state con
vention to which he i a delegate.
The fiahing'-Veaaon opened at 1?
o'clock Monday night, and already
the river ia dotted with the white .ail
of IWhinraft. Thi being the fourth
year vjncer a, large run of aalmon via
ited me river, It in predicted that the
pieiieul seaaon will be a profitable one
for fi.hermnn.
The wift and commodious passen
ger ateanier Sarah Dixon become.
daily more popular with the traveling
public, on account of prompt wrvice,
reasonable fares, gentlemanly and
ibliging officer, and good accomtno
lation. The cheap farea and first-
clits tervice furnished by Menars.
Shaver Bros, i always tho same,
whether with or without opposition,
which fact entitles ihern to the most
liberal patronage.
DBLiENA.
J. W. Turner is clearing land for O.
E. Wonderly.-,
The Beaver Fall republican club
now haa fifty-one members.
Wm. Holaapple haa purchased a
line pan of mulea of Jeaae Ray.
John Hoffman recently purchased a
lot of tine fruit tret, of Dr. Mcaerve.
H. Soderatrom ha gone with hi
family to Aatoria where he will engage
iu the uiiimer' Halting.
W. I. Holmes, who has been living
at Tillamook, we are pleaaed to note
ha. returned to thi neighborhood.
COLUMBIA COUNTY'S FINANCIAL EXHIBIT
Giving the Cleric, Sheriff, and Treasurer's Re
port for the Six Months Ending
March 31, 1894.
SEMIANNUAL STATEMENT
Of tbe County Treasurer of C.-lumbia County, Oregon, for tbe all month
ending on the Blet day ol Marcrt, A. v., JOW, oi money rwvirw ami
paid out, from whom received and from what source, and on what
account paid out:
SEMIANNUAL REPORT
Of the County Clerk of Columbia County, State of Oregon, showing the
amount and number of claim allowed by the County Court of said
County, lor what allowed, amount of warrants drawn, and amount of
warrant outstanding and unpaid, from the Oral day of October, 1893, to
tbe Slat day of March, 1894, both inclnsivei
O WHAT ACCOUNT ALLOWED.
Road and bridge.
Pauper
Criminal and circuit court. ,
Criminal and jtiatice court , .
(Stationary and printing
Courthouse and jail . ......
Clerk
Sheriff
Bounty on animal.
Baliff -
School superintendent.. ,
County judge
County comuiiaaioners.
Insane v
Supervisor.... ,
Jury .
Coroner
County treasurer ,
Fuel
Assessor
Di.t rid attorney
Surveyor..:...
Exporting book.
Reporter
Teacher examination
Rebate on expert' report
Rebate of trial fee '.
Rebate of taxea .....
County attorney .....
Compiling delinquent roll
Laud bought
Total amount claim allowed and drawn, . . .
AMoUKT OF OUTSTAIfDIHO WABRAXT URPAID
Something appears to attract Tin. I
eaerve ut Lot creek quite frequently
of late. Perhaps Mr. Ricbardaou could i
explaiu.
A rocial danee was Riven at the res
ilience of John Stohiuau last Saturday
evening, and those present report au
enjoyable time.
C. 8clineider, who has resided at
Mavger for the part year, haa removed
hi family to bi olabe on the Upper
Clatakanie, where he will hereafter re-vide.
At the republican primary for
Beaver Fall precinct held on the 28th
if laal month, John McAdam Waa
nominated for justice of tbe peace,aud
Albert AlklUa for constable.
Alfred Morgan attended the repub
lican convention at St. Helen lad
week, and we heard something about
i wedding, but on better iiilormatioii
learned that he only made arrange
ments for the license tu case be should
net her consent. Go ahead, Alfred,
No risk ; uo gain" I our motto.
' A lame and enthusiaitie audience
assembled at the hall last Suuday to
lialen to an interesting address by
Hon. T. J. Cleetou. The aubieclewere
the tariff and finance, which waa ex
plained in a clear aud comprehensive
maimer, influencing us lo think over
the situation iu way we haveu'l been
accustomed to for a long tune. A few
more speeches like that one and the
iHii.nl ista will be shorn of their pet
hobbies, aud ilia ranka so deserted
that the owls will hoot in its vacant
air castles.
Outstanding unpaid County Warrants on
31st day of March, 1BU4.
Estimated interest accrued thereon.......
MAYGUR.
Oeo. Mavcer looks happy once more
hia best girl ha returned.
Andv Claiinmut is making some
valuable improvements on his place.
The Maveer company have again
started their null, after a "lay-up" of a
few months.
The Crenno is now ready for the
summer trade, ami von can get a
much "tauglefoot" aa you cau carry
and more, too.
Bob Crea has returned from Port-
laud where he haa been receiving med
teal treatment, but we ar aorry to say
he ia not much Improved iu bealtn.
Our town is on the increase not
two babies ill two weeks. A boy Was
burn to the wife of Jante- Knich, and
a daughter wa born to the wife of
Jack Huntley. , '
Our republican club is in a prosper
ing condition, having a membership
of twenty-four, and with a proaijecl of
doubling the same In a short time.
May the good work go on until we
can attain see the day of republican
government we have aeen enough of
the other creed.
AM0DMT
OF CLAIM
ALLOWED.
1,589 37
677 01
408 90
815 76
434 20
350 60
1,796 85
1,187 65
210 00
108 00
101 00
250 01
214 70
14 10
1,751 25
726 90
8 00
174 99
10 00
174 00
90 00
140 20
839 15
110 00
42 00
61 00
6 00
165 93
300 00
125 00
196 91
.112,368 37
AMOUNT
OF WABBAMT
DBAWM. '
To awiount oft band state
road fund I 461 76
To amount on band school
fund...... S82 68
To amount oq baud general
(uud.....v Mza 4Z
To amount on band inatitut
fund......,, 110 00
To amount on band special
depoeit ................. 49 1
To amount received from ex
it easnrer, error in settle
ment.. , 933 53
To amount received from ex-
treasurer, interest on above 96 47
Tu amount received from ex.-
county clerk, balance on
trial fee MW
To amount received from W.
H. Kyser, ineaur, poil tax
for year of 1893, 232 00
To amount received from ex-
aheriff, error in settlement 130 34
To amount received from tbe
atate treasurer,tat) school
tax , L30 V)
To amount received from T.
J. Cleetun. county school
superintendent, school dis
trict Ho. i Joint. . , 'aw
To amount received from
Henry Hudson, Justice of
the peace, money found on
dead body 27 47
To amount received frost T.
J. Cleeton, teacher public
examination S 00
To amount received on ac
count of liquor license. . . 900 00
T amount received on ae-
-coun t of fi nea 190 00
Ta amnunt received from E.
E. Quick, trial feea 499 00
To amount received from
sheriff, general tax. 9,039 02
To amount received from
aheriff. anecial school tax
of 1893 284 67
To amount received from E.
E. Quick, reporter fee. . 10 00
112368 37
the
Total amount of unpaid County Warrants.
PRINCIPAL.
142,199 49
142 199 49
HTBRBST.
82,600 00
82,500 00
STATE OF OREGON. ..
County of Columbia) .
I. E. M. Wharton, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a irne and cor
rect statement of 'he amounts received, pid out and remaining on band, in
he County Treasury of said County for tbe Ix montb ending on toe ai
day of March, A. D., 1894.
.... ... j .:. J.i. M f A T 1CAJ
W noes my nana wis eiu asy o. ih. . "-M WHART01J
County Treasurer.
SEMI ANNUAL 8UMMARY 8TATEMENT
Of the Financial Condition of the Conntvof Columbia, fn the Bute of Oregon,
on the Slat day of March, A. D., 1894 :
MUGKLB BROS
LIABILITIES.
To warrants drawn on the
County Treasurer, antl
outstanding and unpaid
To estimated amount oil
interval act-rued thereon
Total liabilities....
AMOUNT.
142199 49
. 2600 00
BESODKCB.
844,699 49
Bv fund in the hand of
County Treasurer appli
cable to the payment of
County Warrant. . . .
Bv fund in the hands of
County aheriff applica
ble to the payment of
County Warrant. , . .
By estimated unpaid Cur
rent Taxe applicable to
the payment of County
Warranta
By Delinquent Taxes ap
plicable to the payment
of County Warrtnls.
By fund in the handa of I
County Treasurer to pay
County Warrant adver
tised and not presented
By indebtedness of Couoty
Total resources.
AMOUJTT.
$ 862 68
18,982 58
24496 51
372 92
294 80
$44,699 49
STATE OF OREGON. )
County of Columbia
r v v o.,i,.fc f!,.n.itv Clerk of the County of Columbia, 8tate of Oregon
do hereby certify that the foregoing ia a true and correct statement of the
number and amount oi ciaima an. weu j mo u.imj .
for the eix months endiug on the 31st day of March, 1894, on what account
the same were allowed, aud the mount of warrants drawn, and the amount
.j ......t. .1tiJ...dintf d imuaid aa the same appear opou the record of
... ..m. uH in m (iffinial cuatcaJv.
7 Witness my band and the seal of tbe County Couit of
said County thia 4th day ol April, A. v., ion.
Wl ;...Qaict
J County Clerk.
SEMI ANNUAL STATEMENT
Of the amount of money and warranta received for taxes and money paid to
- the Comity Treasurer by the Sheriff nf Columbia County, Oregon, from
t .. ak k sr a a rw IDAi .
December 13, 1H93 and ending on the 311 day ot narcn, A u., ion:
TO AMOUMTS BCCBIVBD
DUBIHO THB MoMTH OF
I-
Dec. 1893
Jan. lt94
The Count? Treasurer
and Saturdays ot sack wssk.
Can b seen at
St Helens on
Wsdassdrys
in
rnivn notice
. i. . .
. .itittt I1K1VH 111Mb
luted for the bill reported front the
finance committee, which
fore the senate. ineoi;i .-i
. . i u..k.i,a Introduced an
ator Alien, oi ""--."-;". .,,,!,,
,tiendment to tue tar.u ... ""
make a general and material red uc
Uon in the duties imp.aed by the com
Uee'.b,ll,.ndco,,uin.a provision
or the free coinage of .liver. The
oue. ion of a Iree-coin-Re amendment
?UT. ..-in-1, causina the administra-
U i.uu ...... - ... . in-m.
linn much anxiety. . r
bcred that Senator Quay g nl,cf
r5... hill nassed the house
rinlenUotoofrer. free-coinage
aitiaiifiiiient.
wh..r a democrat in congress
get. .oo lively H is only
Ia .ier.tion" to mate
The undersigned will be In this place every
Friday with his patent saw .trunnion- ma
chine, and is prepared to gum atid rile saws.
Leave your saws at the blackxnntli sbop.
0. F. Kowlss.
i t Tt!A!x Kxwatsd at tatsofflos lna
Jfin FPlniinS lyllh manner, and at prioss
UUtl UlllUUf) to ,uit tbe timet. Envelopes,
bill headu, letter heaus. DUHiiess sua ti..u,
cird.. blanks, and In fact, the odlce 1; better
eaulliped than ever betore 10 lurn ow au
of ooramerolal Job printing.
hlmi...1-': I
iTOirR SALE
. i inT nssh. to the htffh
bidder, the follow n?-desoribed real prop
Inx vis: "Tbe northast onetiarter of
the southwest one-quarter oi "'' " l
township No. 4 north, ramie No 1, west of
!h Wlllimette meridian, eon alning 44 .10
i es. Idds will be received to may vn,
lm, 'Address all OKTQ
racino uro,.
In coin and currency ou tax roll
1888
In coin and currency ou lax roll
1889
In coin and currency on. Sher
iff's assessment 1889
In coin and currency on tax roll
1890
In coin and currency on tax roll
1891
In coin and ourrency on Sher
iff's aaseaament 1891
In coin and currency on tax roll
1892
In coin and ourrency on Sher-
irTa assessment 1893
In coin and currency on lax roll
1893....
In conn tv warranta on' tax roll!
1S93.... .. . ....
In coin on special school tax
1893 ,..
Total received ............
1191 28
1191 28
$ 64 49
. 69 24
14 03
28 00
449 801
1615 66
Fr-b. 1894J
March 1894
2 02
10 37
30 001
43 73
U 25
69 78)
17 47
$174 62
S 79
21 99
S3 07
S 60
74 48
77 25
4.210 97
1,596 29
275 57
96.297 tl
BY AMOUNT PAID TO COUXTT TtjjtAUBE ;
On December 23 and 30, 1893
On January 7, 19. 20. and 27, 1894. .
On February 8, 10. 17, ana 24, ibm. . . . fi
On March 8, 10, 17, 24. and 81, 1894 .,
On Special school tax, March 2, 10, 17, 24, and 31. 1894. .
I 191 28
616 66
174 62
6.022' 34
275 67
Monterey County. California.
STATE OF OREGON, )
Countv of Columbia!
I, T. C. Watts, Sheriff of said County, do hereby certify that the foregoing
statement is correct and true. -
Witness my band this 2nd day of April, A. D., 1894.
. T. C. WATTS.
Sheriff of Columbia County.
AMOUMTS BBCXIVBO.
Total.
.915,602 67
AMOUNT PAID OITT.
By amonnt paid out ou
county warrants 96,990 07
By amount paid out on school
superintendent's warranta 1,969 75
By balance general fund on
band applicable to pay
ment of county ar- , . . .'
rant ...................... 852 88
By balaYice school fond on
hand airportioned . . 27 73
By balance school fund on
hand not apportioned .... 180 00
By amount on band to pay
'county warranta . adver
tised attri Vrot presented. . . 372 92
By amount on hand special
school tax of 1893. ... . ... 284 57
By amount on hand special
deposit.. 77 88
By amount on band institute .
fund 115 00
By amount on band state
road fund 461 76
By amount on hand applica-
. ble to payment of atate lax 1
of 1893 4.270 81
tUl..., ....915,602 67
M AIUPACTUBERC OF AXD DXALKS Vt
Rough and Dressed Lumber.
FIR AND CEDARS
Of Every Style Grade and Variety.
AT THB OLD STAND,
ST. HELENS,
OREGON
The table are alaya supplied with the Beat Ediblee and Delica-
ciea the market affords.
TERMS REASONABLE FOR REGULAR BOARDERS
Havinc been newly refurnished we are prepared to give satisfac
: lion to all our paeons, and eolicil a ahare of your patronage.
J. GEORGE, Proprietor, St. Helens. Oregon
St. Helens Livery. Stables
TH08. COOPEB, Proprietor.
Handy location, and you can feel ure that your horaet will receive
m good attention a though yon were caring for them yourself.
HANDY TURNOUTS ON SHORT NOTICE.
2stlsT'LJTT BROS
THE LEADING MERCHANTS OF
Vernonia and Cornelius, Ogn.
WRITE TO CORNELIUS FOE 8TA0E DATES.
FISHERMEN AND CAMPERS SUPPLIED
. , J. H. DECKER , . .
TONSORIAL ARTIST
The old aad reliable barber haa hia rator just aa
harp aa can be found, and will abare yon com- ,
fortably and quickly for only fifteen cenla. . v -:
OIVE HIM A CALL AT THE OLD STAND ON STRAND BT
The Uble will be anpplied with tbe beet the market afford.
Pc:rd ths Day, West, cr Llcntli at Rssssnatb rstss
Everything Clen. : A Share of Yenr Patronage ia Solicited.
A. H. BLAKESLEY, Prop, ST. HELENS, OR
ST. HELENS MEAT MARKET
All kind of Fresh and Ballad Meat. Sausage and Fiakv Meat
by Whoteealj at Special rate. Expraaa wagpoa run to til parts r'
of the the city, and charge reasonable. '
SWEETLAND . & - SHELDON, - PROPRIETOI