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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1894)
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNT! PERSONAL AND LOCAL i, ,o iTi., "V P''nton thslraprimr . J1 I."":'" variety 0f Mum. ili.t .... n0 uml grnini bouquet, always give universal ilJeotion. jiiry uir uiiiiu statu, uislikt cnurt, at .,,..iu, ri.r several yoar aoineone has own uruwn irom here toserveoii tint jury, These hard timet mm) who sayml lil. money w,en timo Wl)f0 i;unn.iiiieiica some ol our nti(i' ti,n nn.l., ti.. . t.i: "-,w - " auiniiauie improve- vuuu w" ,,, nis icuiJUIJUUn norll-I lut-llts. tnea for county treasurer, has tiled his resignation. County court adjourned Wedneduy ,to meet again on May 2tf, Gut anything you need In (ha line of printed atalionery at (hit ofllue, Mr, and Mr. E. Wharton oiime down from Bilverton Monday for a nor. visu. "sun inland NEWS. Very cold ami backward wcalher. K. Bnell bus moved up to liln inn' nlare where he will farm (oaiil. Vummcr. 1 ' i . .. , . i- reargi, in Iifix net out a Hue. lot nf mi t tree, on her farm near jj, ton's place. TUB COUNTY g APFAJRH. E. Denierest di n.ii j... . n.. Columbia t Ity hotel a week ao lust Friday vtniliiK to nurutwr of tha yining tolksji tlili neighborhood, as an honor tu AIL.. Ida JlorntiK, of North Tittle, Wash. Wa welrnma th. num. nf T1.....L .-.i n.. MKT Air. lieeirie ia iim wull innwn . ourhunib! neu to Introduce. We wish llim ailCCCHa III 111 lirM.tit inJ..,.l,lM.. and recommend hi in to hla aasoclutes. Wa hay observed a varlr nnnlltlfir ttw.lt, ui in trim irees mat were net out here lat fall, uml the In.eot resembles Un coil! n motli yurv niiwh 'rhv i. curled up in tha leave-, and well protected iium any waan wiiica can be cuuvenienll .jjpneu. Tha Hnn. N. Merrill. In.l.nn vu..a t lyfvfMun iki iif. viin .pnaaior me repu Dr. and Mra. Olati Denintr. of Port. land, were tha ituuala of Dr. Edwin Jti over mat Bun day, Mr. M. D. Qrovoa, of Portland, ia viaitlng lur daughter, Mri. Jamet Muckla, o! tlili place. William 81 radian hat moved with family to Milton, whera they will roame aunng tne tummer, E. D. McKay ha purcha.ed a herd of forty oow und will atonoe atart the Muagrove dairy ou Huuviei ialatid W. J. Rica and A. II. Dlakealey have ileum at the U.heV cimnih,n i.. k.1'.,, aun niea potllloni Willi the county aiwrnopii. ina imui. w. well rilled clerk ai Independent oaodidute for J '"J "'T. 7m? ZZ'. a",r?cl,!r .county treaauier. achoolhotue at this place, before election Profmor aod Mr. Cleeton .oent 3V.h' .tftf' llul' '""" " Sunday in 8t. Helen and went to p.,,,,,,. ... ..,. . Portland on Monday, return nir in il I .. ""r ."ft Zm'"l . i , ii , i a i t't't'uii.L. arc ,,riM uuwn qunn eeny Ull- aer me ueayy pull ot noirm of the ben men of the republicmi iiarly, and the imiuifea acknonledaa that they are solnir tn Imvc an Nwiiil nura lima to elect aveu mm mm on their ticket, thin vear. that la. tl.a who are honentenouiih loeinri'ia thplr inn. ronrieu..in; out tney all believe thatUov. I'ennnyer will be elected to the United Sfatea acnate, and t-i him all eyea are turned. It ia quite aiiiimlra to li'ten tn the many excimea Hint lire xtven lor Walilrop'i failure in an-werlna Mr. Cleeton' able ar- Kiiiueiit at Mayger, a short time ano. Jusi IlllliK lor a lliiillielit. If Mr. Wa ilron run. not aland and argue a Dolnt before Mr Cleetnn now ran he eipect to atand up be fore Thoinna B. Heed? Hurrah for 'lrh, i. vieetonl evening to ClaUkaitie, Terhap the largest auilience that ver greeted f aneaker in St. Ilelun wa the on to hear Hon. It. O. Jlorr Jad Friday night. It I thought that the heavy froata Of laal week greatly damaged (he rlier riee and tome other varieties of fruit), all over the aute. W W. Blakedey left Monday for Pendleton, where he goo a a delegate to the grand lougo I. U. U. winch meeu in that city tbit week. O. W. Mflllnger, William Tyack ana luomat reiiijohn, of Vernonla wara over to thi place Monday attend , log to buaineaa at the courthouse. Tenement botuet In St. Helen are very much eougbt but not greatly to na aatntred. lmleeil houi ra uuknown iu thla place. One old gentleman came fnurleeti mile on horiebark Friday night to hear (ha beat speech of hi life, and be waa not disappointed, either. Profeaanr Cleeton addretaed the voters of Bnnrman preolnct at Caiman achoolhousa lat Saturday at 1 o'clock. There was a good audience present ana llm ipeecu wu well received. The iteamer 8arah Dixon took an ekcuraiun l"iriy from Portland to Martin's OlnfTlitat S.itur.luy. Although the weather wa very cold for the ex cursion eauou, the ite.iujer wa well patronised. , My slock of general mcrchandiae will bo kept full and complete, regard le of the stringent money tnurkut. will tell and exchange On the moat favorable terms (o be found in lcgili iiiate trade, Wm, II. Dolman. There will ba a grand democratic rally at 8t. Helens on Thursday, May 811 at S o'clix k p. ni. The leading speaker of the democratic' parly will be present, Hetnenilier (he date, May Slat. Everybody invited. Speaking at the largo hall at 2 p. in. Tha money it now on hand ready to be apportioned to the several tchool districts in the county, which will be dona probably next week. The total mount ia 7,48839. This will be distributed, prorata, among the ev ral diitiiota ol the county as soon a possible. At tba cloe of butineas Saturday aveninc the county treasurer hud Deliberations of Commissioner? ana .Judge at the Way Term. MAY TENTH. M, Wbur- In the matter of th vinwtira rftnrirl. uii rouu ijuiiiioiioa tor by John Camp bell and others. Now on this day this matter coming on to be heard upon the S'jcoud reading of mid report, the Htiie was read iho tecoud timo in open court. Now ooinca John Kearns and others and files with the court a remonstrance auuinat the ullowina- of anid petition. The petitioner appear ing by John Campbell, uud (he court afior hearing the evidence and argu ment of putiiiouer aud rumonelratcra, umes mo siiuie uuuer auvisoiiiont tin til tomorrow iriorninti. uflcr ullowinu nie mil of viewer as follow: W. C hichinan, U 90 : Clurcuco Keed. 14.70 V. r. rSlieldelin,f4 70. Iu (he mutter of the admission of Matthew M. Johnson to cilizenshk now come Matthew H. Johiinon an in open court make application to be come a oitixon of the United State and it appearing (o the court from the testimony of John Keum and A, Me Cmley, (wo responsible wituossei that the said Matthew M. Johnson has resided in the United State for more than five year lust past, und in th slate of Oregon for more than one year, and ia a man of good moral character, attached to the principles of the Constitution of the United States, and well disposed to the good order and happiness of the same ; it is therefore ordered by the court that said Matthew M. John son be admitted to citizenship. Where' upon the said Matthew M. Johnson take in open court the oath pre scribed by the naturalization laws of the United State, and ia duly admit ted a citizen of the United State of America. MAY ELEVENTH. A Popular ftemedy, Th nromntnesH and certainty of its cure nav mam uuauiueriitiiia uotixn Kemeilv turnout. It I Intended ounrolallv for couulis. colds, croup and whonpina; cough, and li the moat t (Tbi tnal remedy known for these diseases. Mr. V. B. Main of Union Citv Pl.. MVI . havi, C.Hufc an A i.n flliwi.i lor rent heritor Co.iah Keniedy. I warrant every uuiuuBiia aT never nearu oi one lailllltf to aire entire satisfaction." 60 cent bottles lor sale by Kilwm Kqm. FROM HI liLBBOHO. May H, 1801. Editoss Hist I will write yon a few Item of a general nature, which you are at liberty tn publish If you Ihirik proper. Farmers are buxy nutting nut their surf ne props and come io town only on political days, Mwmir to uoprcsMon or mo rinur market the mills here are running only a pare oi me time. The creamery started un !at week and Ik ining rair buines lor tne nrst rew (lava. It li to be honed that neon e of this vlclnltv will be quick lee the advantage of su tttining this Industry instead of trying to rnioe grain at ruinous prices. A sunsenp iliin i being eiraulatrd to raise funds for the CMtahlinhiiieiit of a milk condencinu plant at this place, and we understand the inni.e li arc favorable for gelling the de sired sum. The dairy Interests of Wash ington enmity would ba second to none it properly developed. A paper has been o'rcu sted to rake money for the lijri.om of electing a band stand in the courthouse campus, the county court having last week, granted pnrtuistjon for the same. If H i' i- done the band will Kive an open air ooucert on evening each week during, tlie miiihi er. (loveriior I'ennoyer "came down Ilka a wolf on Die fold" last Friitnv to wail calain ity and retail stale Jokes. Had not the re- nun team ami (lemocrats come, our oi cu riosity, the crowd would have been rather diminutive. 'When that the poor hath ened, Cmar wept, ......... , H,,,n Mirf .nulhlna n,l Had him solid with th masses'. " The reniihllcans of this county ar rank- Ins a valiant tight aiatnxt great ndds. a the onnonition combine la well nigh solid against them ; bill they propose, If defeat it Is, to go down with color flying and have no feurs of being tormented by the ghost of fusion In the luture, 1 he county central enmmltti-e of reouhllcan clubs held a meet- i . tn . I...., u.. ....(... IT.. . . - . , ,., -, ... ,i , in. R( rorf-. W I Wn ,n.k ,,,.,,nT . - lunason nana sumcieui to pay an oi Senator Tongue stick to an enthusiastic tha slate, county and special school audience in the afternoon. Hun. K. Q. Horr held a meeting in Hills horn this afternoon. He was greeted by very large audience and spoke for nearly two hours. Even the populists smiled at hi ludicrous pictures of their hobbies. Free trade and flat money are not very at tractive when viowed in the light of reason snd (iperlence. Justus. tax. amounting to 17.4B8 3, ana a balance of 11,778 44 to apply on the payment of couuty warraut and in tcreal. W. W. Colo, of Danby, this county, dropped in for a few niinutca Wednes day. Mr. Cole is making srrangemoiit to organize a company for me purpose of smoking sturgeon aud other fishes at that Dlace. Such an indiistr) would no doubt be a financial success to the company, and furnish employment to a largo u umber of people. The debate between the Dolena re Dublican and Dotutllst club which takes place next 8undoy promises lo be interesting if the populists speakers, like Joe Waldrop, don't "sell out." But it does seem to us that the popu list would show belter judgment, in the face of their numerous defeats on ioint discussions lately, if they would bottle up their ignorauce or all time to coma. Grand mask ball at St. Helens opera house, Monday, May 21. Music by the Glen-Crisman large orchestra. Grand street parade at 6 p. m. Costumes by Chicago Costume company, at ball, on day of ball. Admission: Gents, (my cents; ladles, twenty-five cents; niaek ars or spectators. 8upper will be served at the St. Helens hotel at 12 o'clock at 20 oonts a number. Ladies, do you know that Dr. Stan ton's Femaline, the Famous Female Specific, will cure all those aches and pains peculiar to you, and will cost you only one dollar for one month a treatment? I will Bend any lady trial box, free, who will sand me the namea and addresses of ton ladies who sre in delicate health. Agents wanted everywhere. Write or full partionla's to Mrs. h. M, Lil tl, managor whole sale western depot, Houlton, Oregon. Mr. Cleeton' Appointments. Profeor Cleeton will speak at the following places on the polit cal lasne ot the day : qmtnn, May . l 8 p. m.iScappooee, May 19. 8 p.m., Reuben May 21, at 8 P- """ ville, May 22, at 8 p. m.; Cow Camp, May23,2p.nKibby.choolhon-, Ma 25, at 3 p. m. ; Vernonm, May 26, at 8 i). rn. i Fishbawk, May 28, 3 p. m. , MerebUnd. May 29. at 8 May30.at2p...BImer-J'nel-' 8 p. iu. ; Cloiskanie, June at. -8 p. in. A Pointer for Travelers. While Mr. T. J. Rlchey, of Altnna, Mo., was traveling in Kansas he was taken vio lently 111 with cholera morbus. He called at a drug store to get some medicine and the druggist recommended Chamberlain's C'ollo, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy an highly he concluded to try It. The result was Immediate relief, and a few doses cured him completely. It is made for bowel com plaint and nothing else. Itaever fail. For sale by Kdwln Hons. Ladles, Attention. We wish to inform the ladies of Co lumbia county that we will allow their round trip fare off any floods purchased of ua amounting to $3.60, at the La Mode Millinery Parlors, 106 Union Avenue, Portland, east side. Old 4th street. ' " ' ' A CARD. Ci.ATSt:mit,Or..My 1S.-Editors Mist Permit me through your oolumn, to thank the fifty or more republican voters of this county . who, without my solicitation, at tached their names to a paper, designating ma as their choice for county treasurer. The list of names it a flattering one, and yery gratifying ai an expression of your confidence in me, which, It is hoped, will not be considered unappreciated when I announce, that after deliberating on the matter, the conviction foroea itself upon me mat H would not be wise to allow my name to be used as a candidate at this time. I must therefore, decline to file my acceptance, but assure you, I will not fail to remember your kindness andoonlidence. I am with great respect, J. K, 11 AU.. , TUey Were Here. Among those who attended (he re publican speaking lust Friday night from Clatskanio we noticed Hon. Nor man Merrill, 0. Himpel, Protestor T. J. Cleeton. Dr. Hall,. J. A. Fubrique, Frank Morrill, Ben Matthieson, E. C. Blackford of the Chief, and the mem bers of the Clatskanie band. From Rainier were W. M. Perry, W. A. Wood. R.C. Campbell, W. J. Deitz, D. C.Tedford.Dr. McLaren, Miles Sharen, and other. Delena people were in at tendance in large numbers, including iho Dfilena band. In faot people came from all parts of the county to heab from a man who knew what he was talking about from personal observ ation. - ' In the matter of the viewers report on road petitioned for by Edward E Cushmau and others. On this day thi matter coming on to be heard upon the second reading of the report of viewers and it appearing to the court that said viewers and surveyor bad met at the time and place ap pointed, and after being duly sworn viewed, surveyed, marked and located it couuty road as follows: Commenc ing at (lie southwest corner of section 28 in township 6 north, range 2 west, running thence north on the section line between sections 28, 29, 20 and 21 to Interrect the county road known as lie Nicholi road where sum line crosses said road. Suid viewer having made their report in writing in favor of the establishment of said proposed county road, which report, together with the surveyor' field notes and plat of the survey ha J been delivered to the coun y clerk by one of the viewers on or before the third day of the term of this court next ensuing the appoint ment of said viewers and surveyor, and said report having been read in open court on two different days of suid court and thuro being no lemon trance or bill ot damage hied, and the court being tullv advised in the matter at this time, it i therefore con Mdcred and ordered that said report if viewers, surveyor s held notes and hit be recorded and said route be viewed, marked out aud located shall lie a cm n ty road and the same con atdered a public, highway and the road supervisor of the road district In which suid road is established is hereby or- ered to open the same. In the mutter of the viewer s report on the road petitioned for by H. a. VI sen and others, for a public highway On this day this matter coming on to heard uikiu the second reading of the report of viewers heretofore appointed, and it appearing to this court that suid viewers hud met at the time and lace appointed, and after being duly sworn, viewed out and located a pub- ighwuy as follows : Beginning at the intersection of Cutoff slough with what s known as Blind slough, in ssotion 3, ownship 7 north, range 6, west; run' ing thence in a northeasterly oirec tion along the middle channel, and extending from bank to bank at ordi nary high water mark, all along and comprising in full width of said Cutoff lough to and terminating at the ntersuction of the northern en trance of said slough, with the middle channel of what is known us he Wallace Island slough, in sectiou 35, township 8, north range 5, west, in suid county and state. Said viewers having made their report in writing to this court in favor of the establish ment of said publio highway on or be fore the third day of the term of this court next ensuing the appointment f said viewers, and said report having been lead in open court on two differ ent days of said court, and there being remonstrance or bill of damages filed, and the court being fully advised in the matter at this time, it is there fore now ordered that said report of viewers be recorded and said route so viewed out, be made a publio highway aooordance with section 4143 of Hill's Annotated code of Oregon. In the matter of the viewers' report on road petitioned for by John Camp bell and others. Now, on this day this matter coining on to be heard upon the order of continuation heretofore made, and the court' being fully ad- ised in the matter, finds as follows: That the viewers aud surveyor had met at the time and place appointed, and after being duly sworn, viewed, surveyed, marked and located a county road as follows : Beginning at (he two ile stake in the Rock oreek county road, in front of and near the residence of John Campbell, and running thence westward, and to the right of Hie pres ent route of said county road, and to intersect the said road as at present located, at a stake marked "R," on the land of John Kerns, less than one mile from tha place of beginning; and (hat the intervening part of the old road be relocated. Also in like manner to re locate a part of the said road between Rock creek and Mist, beginning at a stake marked "R," about sixteen rods south of the bridge aoroas the north fork of Deer creek, and running south one-quarter of a mile,' more or less, along the woal side ol the present, lo cation and intersecting the same at the top of the hill. Also, if deemed practicable, to ohange and straighten and relocate ihe present route at .tha north of the residence of Able Reed, on said Mist road, of one-quarter of a mile, more or leas. Suid viewers hav ing made their report in writing to this court, whioh report, together with the surveyor's field notes and plat of the survey hud been delivered to the county clerk, as by law required, and suid report having been read on two diffureut duys of said court, it is or dered and udjudgod that said report of viewers, survey field notes and plat oo recorded and said route so sur veyed, marked und located, be a county rouu und considered a public highway provided that all of the route of tiie new locution for the change (in (he Rock creek county road) described as oeginniog at (he two-mile post, etc. designated in tne viewers' report as survey No. 98, and running westward to the west end of the new location shall have been opened by and at the expense of the petitioners, said open ing lo consist of falling all standing timber for the space of fifty feet in width, and removing all logs for wagon way not less than twenty feet wide, and have the same completed on or before December 30th, 1894. MAV FOURTEENTH. In the matter of the support of Thos. Thompson, a pauper. Now on thi day this matter coming on to be beard und the court being fully advised in the matter, It is ordered by the court that Ihe clerk draw a warrant on the treasaurer in the sum of five dollars each month until further ordered by the court, in favor of D. Link, for the support of the said Thomas Thompson In the matter of bounty on wild an imals. It is ordered by tba court that the following bounty be allowed on the scalps of wild animals : Bear, one dollar; wildcat or. lynx, one dollar; wolf, two dollars and fifty cents ; cou gar, four dollars. In the matter of the refunding of the several pull taxes paid to the sher iff and assessor. Now, on this day this matter coming on to be heard. and the court being fully advised in 'ho matter, it ia now ordered by the court that the sheriff refund the amount of one dollar each to Olif Jar- vis, W. B. Henderson, Kaeper Kober stein, John G. Prlngle, John Johnson, and James Leonard, poll taxes paid assessor as shown by receipts, and als. collected by the sheriff from assess ment roll. In the matter of the rebate of tax of Joseph Benzer. It is ordered by the court, (hat Joseph Benzer be allowed a rebate of tax of 12, on account of double assessment. This land was as sessed to 0. Jones. MAY SIXTEENTH. In the matter of the rebate of taxes of Frank Johnson, for (be year 1892. Now on this day comes Frank John son and submits that be ia a cripple and a puplio charge, and asks that his taxes, amounting to Sz.Uz, for the year Is'Jz be remitted. It is therefore or dered by the court that the said tax of i-ra.ik Johnson be remitted. In the matter of Ihe appointment of viewers on county road petitioned for by G. C. Jaquish and others. It is ordered by the court that Henrv Woodhum, J. M. Archibald, and J. F Barton be appointed viewers, to meet at Reuben , at 8 a. m., May 22, 1894. A. U. Little, surveyor. In the matter of the application of M J. Louison for rebate of tax nn per aonul property for the year 1893. It is ordered by the court that said appli cation for rebate of tax be disallowed BILLS ALLOWED. Watts, J R, rebate of tax 1882,.; $54 00 Elchman, W C, viewer on road sur vey No. 98 , 99, 100 490 Reed, Clarence, same. 4 70 Schcldelin, O P, same.! 4 70 Archibald, J M., viewer on road sur vey No 101 2 80 Kennedy, James, same 2 CO 2 60 2 20 2 20 2 20 8 00 6 00 10 00 Lengacber, Jacob, same. .. Jones. E G, cbalnman, same road. Clark, William, cbainruan, same. Clark, George, marker, same. H uber, Henry, bounty on scalps. Holmea, W R., same Malcom, Victor L., same. . .'. Bonier PS., same 8 00 Parker, Daniel, same.... 16 00 Pettljohn, Thomas, same. 2 00 Hendricks, Fred, same 2 00 Harvey, Albin R, same.... M 00 Dond. William, same. 2 00 Berkinfelt, Benjsmln, same 10 00 Robiuski, O., same. 2 00 Parker, Newton, same. 34 00 Peterson, John, same 8 00 Rice, 8 M., same 2 00 Watts, Ray E., same. 600 Lousignont, W B., same 10 00 Furrow, Walter, same 8 00 Turpln. John 8 same.... 18 00 Adams, George, same . . , . .' 4 00 Watts, T O., sheriffs fees and collect ing tax 652 96 Dolman, W H., stove pipe and joint 11 82 Jones, L B., work on bridge, road district No. 10 160 Little. A B., fees as eounty surveyor, 16 60 Woodham, Henry, making jury list for precinct ... 3 00 Barnes, D J., supplies furnished Mrs. Tlmonen . ........ .. 7 60 Dart Muckle, supplies furnished Mrs. Rarobloskey 9 80 Bishop, Frank, services a supervisor road district No. 6 48 00 Bishop, Frank, building bridge on Tide creek, district No. 6 20 00 Cushman, E A., work on same 7 00 Black, E, same ...v.......... 1100 Cronk, J R., same......,.,,. 23 75 Henderson, F same.. 7 60 Canty, M J., same 11 00 Clark, William, same.......... 12 00 Clark, F., aanta.' ' 1200 Jones, E G., same... ............. .... 4 CO Clark Bros , same.. 22 60 Fowler, Harvey, same 4 00 Davis, Dave, county printing and financial statement. 70 62 KyBer, W H assessor fees 159 00 Little, A B.. teachers' examination.. 9 00 Dolman, N E,, same , 9 00 Little, L M., same 9C0 Bishop, Frank, building bridge over Biship creek .i 10 00 Oushman, E A., same... - 2 00 Black, E., same 6 00 Cronk, John, same. ................. . 8 00 niity, M J., same . . 8 00 Henderson, Fred, same 8 25 ones, E 0., same. 2 00 Clark, Frank, same..., . 4 00 Clark, Will, same ...'..., 8 00 Newell, O H services as road super visor, road district No. 4. ......... . 28 00 Hcrmo, Charles, palling boat and in terpreter ........ 7 60 Fowler, G C, deputy road supervisor district No. 8... , 18 00 Dart ft Muckle, supplies furnished D McCoy... , 12 39 Dolman, W H., doorlock, gleet, etc . 4 68 Little, A B.. resetlngcornerssnd fee. 21 00 Bishop, Frank, work on Midge dls- tilct No.8 ,' 4 00 Black. E.. same 2 00 Jones, E 0., same 2 00 Anderson, C, same .......... 2 00 Bpencer, C.sanie - 4 00 Cronk, J It., same: 6 00 Orchard 4 Jones, water rent for court bouse 4 60 Orchard 4 Jones, same... 160 Reed, J,, marker and axman, road urvey98, 99, 100 4 00 Turk, J H.. building bridge, road dl- trlctNo. 30 .v. 60 00 Adams, W C. , work on bridge, road district No. 19 7148 Webster, Edward, services a road supervisor, district No. 16 9 00 Adams, W C ., services a road super visor, district No. 18 20 00 Adam. A F., work on county bridge 19 8 00 Subiski, Frank, services as road su- pervisor. district No. 23. . . 21 76 Quick, E K., fees as county clerk. . . .277 80 Graham, A 8., viewer on cut-ofl slough 2 00 Colvin, W B., same 2 00 Nicholson, R L., same ... . 2 00 Clark, CO., guide boards 6 00 Conyers, E W., supplies furnished Mr. Timonen and Wauruna 40 63 Adams, J H work on bridge, road district No. 19. ... 6 00 McDonald & Rogers, making cordu roy 6 46 Cleeton, T J., making pro rata report of district... 136 00 Muckle Bros., lumber for road dis trict No. 22 6 72 Corliss, H A., flagman, road survey No. 94 J 20 Meston A Dygert, supplies furnished courthouse 41 60 Blakeley, R P., chainman, road sur vey No. 98. 99, 100. .. . 4 00 fjlmau, T J., same 4 70 Messing, C E., lumber furnished road district No. 13 .. 101 25 H1D-WIKT ROSS Pharmacist. DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES. O 0 I O -o My slock in this line is as complete a can be found outside of the city of Portlund. 1 make a specialty in this line and carry the very freshest goods. THEASCJKEK'S NOTICE. CoUHTY TrEASUBEB'S OFFICE, St. Helens, Or., May 18, 1894 Notice is hereby given that all unnaid County Warrants of. said County, whicl nave oeen presented and endorsed "not Fair for Want of Funds. 1 un to March 16. Ii2. will be paid upon presentation at this office. Interest on said warrants will not be allowed alter date of this notice. E. M. WHARTON. County Treusurer of Columbia County, Or nonets. All Dei-sons wno nave heretofore naic their noli tax for 1893 to Assessor W. U Kyser. and which that official also charged no against them on the roll, as unnaid. are requested to call on Sheriff Watts, who will refund the several amounts doublv as sessed by Kyser, By order of the County ,ourt. PfSOPOSAL, f'OB BIDS. Sealed proposals will be received by the county clerk of UolumOia county, Oregon to iu ociock a. m.. luesdav. MV2 18S4, fur the construction of a floating wagon way. or a nil. across Merrill lake, adioimni the right-of-way of the Northern Pacific rail road. Plans and specifics Hons for sam can be seen ut the county clerk's office, in t-t. Helens, iho court reserves tne right io rcieci any ana an runs. DEAN BLANCH ARD, ml8ni25 County Judge. NOTICE. Road supervisors are reanested to call on Sheriff Waits and aet their non-resident road tax, collected to date. Also, all school clerks wnnse districts voted a special tax are requested io call and receive the same. SHERIFF'S BALE. BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION is sued out of the Circuit court of the slate of Oregon , for Columbia county, in favor of Jnnn veazey and against George mark John H. bwager, and James Muckle. Jr. for the sum ol eight hundred and twenty and eignry-nve one-nunareatns onuars with interest thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per annum. ironi inejisiaav or Marcn isih. and tor tne lurtner sum or two Hun dred and 28 and eighty one hundredths dollars costs, and for the costs and expenses ot sale and ot said writ, upon a lodgment rendered A3 arcn 31st, lsys, in tne case oi John Veasey vs George Clark. Now, there fore, by virtue of said judgment and execu tion. I have levied upon, and will, on Sat urdav. the Wth dav of June. 1894. at the front door of the county courthouse, in St. Helens, Columbia county, state of Ore gon, at tne nour of iu o ciocx. a. m ot said day, sell, at public auction, to the highest oidJer. tor casn. all ot the interest ot said ri r,iA.i. i u k i i on the 19th day of May. 1893, the day of the entry and docketing of tne original indg ment in said cause, in the following-de- serioea real property, to-wit: in north east one quarter of section eight, and the north we; t one-quarter of the northwest one-quarter of section 9, township seven north range, five west of the Willamette meridian, to satisfy toe hereinbefore named sums, and the costs and expenses of said sale. -Witness my hand this 11th day of mav. io. i.v. wans, ml8j!5 Sheriff of Columbia County. Or. CITATION. In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Columbia County. In the matter ot the estate of Solomon F. Shattuck, deceased. To lone Buchannan, Hellen Ellenson, Rose Pearson, Clifford B. Harris, El mer Miller, Layton Miller, Hattie Mil ler, Millie Shattuck, E. L. Shattuck, Mary A. Brush and S. 0. Bates and all heir, devisees or persons interested in aid estate, known or unknown .- H. C. Lamberson. administrator of said estate, has hied a petition nraving for an order of sale of the real property belonging iu eaiu e?Mkie, wuiuii is uesvruwu as iuiiows, to-wit: iots one U) and two tz) in block No. three (31 in the town of Scaunooae. as laid down upon the official plat oi the said town on file in the office of the County Clerk of said County and State. That the Court having made an order appointing the 2nd dav of July, 1894, at the hour of 2 o'clock P. M. ot that day and the courtroom of said Court in said county and state, as the lime and place for hearing said petition and directing that a citation be issued and served upon said lone Buch annan, Hellen Ellenson, Rose Pearson. Clifford B. Harris, Elmer Miller, Layton Miller, Hattie Millej, Millie Shattuck. E, L. Shattuck, Mary A. Brush and S. G. Bates, heirs of said deceased, and to all other heirs and persons Interested in said estate by publication of the same for four success ive "weeks in Thi Okkqon Mist, and that a copy of said "citation and said petition be deposited in the postofflce at St. Helens. Oregon, directed to the said Millie Shattuck and E. L. Shattuck at Haverhill, Mass., their place of residence, and to Mary A Brush and S. C. Bates at Huntington Cen ter, Vermont, their place of residence. Therefore, in the name of the State of Oregon, you the said lone Buchannan. Hellen Ellenson, Rose Pearson. Cliiford B. Harris, Elmer Miller, Layton Miller, Hat tie Miller, Millie Shattuck, E. L. Shattuck. Mary A. Brush and 8. C. Hates, and all other heirs, devisees, and persons interested in said estate, whether known or unknown are hereby cited to be and appear in said Court in the City of St. Helens. State of Oregon on the said second day of July , 1894, at 2 o'clock P. M., to show cause, if any you have, why said order should not be made' for the sale of said real property as prayed for in said petition. , In wituess whereof Dean Blanchard, judge of said Court, has herennto set his hand and caused the seal of said Court to be attached this 12th day of May, A. D. 1894. DEAN BLANCHARD, Attest r County Judge. E. E. QUICK, Clerk. misj29 SOAPS, TOILET ARTICLES. o o x o o In this line you will find a complete snd varied assortment to select from, where you can choose with the assur ance that (he goods you get are resh. 00 i oo School Books School Supplies Your school supplies 'Can be pro cured here, such as pens, pencils, ink, writing tablets, slates, and in fact quits) everything coming under this head. o o -X O 0 PERFUMERY, PRESCRIPTIONS OO X 0 0 . As to perfumeries, our stock ia varied and complete. We make this article a specialty. 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