The Oregon mist., June 14, 1895, Image 3

OREGON MIST.
PtIBUHHRD JCVK11Y FRIDAY,
2 PlsNSun $175
SIDE-HEAD PARAGRAPHS.
FswAtTY Will bm Aidri. To
morrow evening at 6 o'clock Shorlff
Doan will close the tax litit In com
pliance with an order of the county
court. Aiier mat hour penalty win
be addod on all unpaid taxes.
Ths Watm WoHKi.The work of
laying the pipe for the new water
work la progressing In a nioit satis
faotory manner, and the proprietor!
ftrs greatly pleased with the saaiatanco
offered. Pipe la arriving daily, and if
there It no unlooked-for obstacle pot
in the way the work will be completed
in the time mentioned laat week.
All Wbrb Happy. The straw
berries and cream social given at Ma
aonio hall last Friday evening was
da-
vaa,
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well attendod and the large orowJ
teemed to thoroughly enjoy the liter
ary program aa wall at the more sub-
tantial partlculara. About $10 waa
realised, to be uaod for church pur
purea.
Mary Ckucmutions. In a great
many parte of the oounty oelebrationa
will be held on the Fourth, namely :
Ht. Helena, Scspnoose. Rainier. Clats
kanie and Quinoy, with aome yet to
near from, ah the different plaoea
promiae a good time to thoe who at
tend, ao that It la a sals propoaifion
that peoolo will be satisfied wherever
they oast their lot on that day. St.
Helena extends an invitation to the
entire county to come bore.
A Qooo Posmoic. Professor C. H
Jones, who taught school here four
years ago, has boon elooted prinoipal
and superintendent of the McMinn
ville public schools, with Miss Abbie
Hryant of Cletskanie, aa flrat aaaiitaDt.
There are two publio school buildings
In MoMinnville and nine teachers are
employed, with 408 pupils. The pop
ulation of the city ia 'two. School
will commence there in September.
The many friend of Professor Jones
and Miss Bryant in Columbia oounty
will be glad to learn of their very good
fortune.
Threatened to Kill John W
Cline, of Scapitoose, waa arrested by
i;onaiabie Docker last Tuesday on a
warrant aworn out by Cline's wife,
charging aim with having threatened
to commit murder. From all accounts
the case is so iudecsnt in its charac
ter that it should be taken to Siberia
for trial. Th Clines have passed the
meridian of life and have a number
of grandchildren, but after living to
gether all these years ft seems now
that chaos reigns supreme. Cline was
lucked up by the constable to await
lii preliminary hearing, which is dock
eted for next Monday.
Balmoh Run Rkmarkablb. A sal
mon cannor aaya the run of aalmon
in the lower river so far this seeeon
has been remarkable, and that more
flail have been parked than at this
time for many years. The fish sver
vge very large much larger than last
year. Last season those who adopted
a smaller mesb than usual made
money by it, but thsy are losing this
year, and those who retained the old
s'im are making by it. There has not
been much packing done at the Cas
cades, and at The Dalles practically
nothing. The bluebacks have not
come to the front yet, but are looked
for any day. They vary considerably
in the time of their arrival.
Locks Omen by Christmas. The
work of pumping out the canal at the
Cascades is well advanced, and will be
completed in 'a day or two. Mr.
Day, the contractor, will then put on
a largely increased force of men, and
rush the work with more vigor thau
ever, and they Intend to give the
United States engineers in charge an
opportunity to pass a boat through
the canal by Christmas. The upper
guard gate in the canal will be com
pleted in about a month, and then the
upper end of the canal will be exca
vated. The upper and lower guard
gates being closed, work csn be carried
tara
ried
tep
bjw
on between them without fear of watei
coming in, aad, if the work is pus
along, ths engineers should be able to
gel a boat through by Christmas, sure.
Tub Medical Law. The phyaiolans
of the Oregon medical board are not
finding always the smooth sailing they
anticipated, says the Sun. The first
case in which they failed was that of
Mrs. L. M, Slooum, who was arrested
in Newberg, by order of the board, for
polling proprietary medicines. The
trial took piece at Newberg, and she
was represented by an attorney, and
with permission of the court Mrs.
Abigail Soott Dumway addressed the
jury in behalf of the right of Mrs.
Moeum to dispose of the medicines,
tier address completely shattered the
argument of the prosecution and the
jury acquitted the defendant, after a
few minutes consultation. The an
nouncement of the verdict crested
considerable rejoicing among the
women who were to be affeoted by the
decision in the oase.
Only Six Years Old. The little
six-year-old son of O. D. Garrison, of
ftcappoose, killed a large deer one day
laat week. It waa this way; Mr. Gar
rison, accompanied by a friend, went
out with their dogs, hunting. The
flogs started the deer and gave chase
until the animal, by being closely per
sued, was obliged to "take water," and
plunged Into Scappoose creek olosely
followed by the dogs until they readied
b point near the Garrison residence,
where it stopped and held the dogs at
hay. The boy, hearing the barking
of the dogs, gathered his father's rifle
and went over to the bank of theoreek
and taking a "rest" over a log, fired.
The deer fell. When the men returned
it was found that the ball had entered
the forehead in the exact spot to cause
instant death. It it said the boy wss
not nearly so much excited -over the
vent as his pufeqta were.
FKHHONALf AND GHNERAIa,
W. II. Dolman visited Portland yes
terday. ' " . . .
Note and receipt books for sale at
this ofQoe,
Sheriff Doan mad a business trip
to rortliind Tuesday.
L. B. Stuart, the druggist, spent a
fow days in Portland this week,
Mrs. D, J. Switzer and Mrs. Jacob
George were in Portland Tuosdsy.
Mr. snd Mrs. Harrison Allen re
turned from Portland Monday morn
ing. Miss Mary Conyers, of Oregon City,
petit Sunday in this place visiting
friends.
Dr. Edwin Ross spent a few days in
town this week, returning to Portland
Tuesday.
John Corey, of Washington oounty,
came over to visit his brother, Thomas
Cooper, Tuesday.
Mrs. M. V. Gleasou and daughter,
Maud, of Corvallis, are Visiting with
Mrs. J. K. Cronk at Goble.
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The run of bluebscks is starting and
many of tbe flab are being caught bv
the looal fishermen.
Miss Laura Conyers of Clatskanie,
was In this place last Saturday and
Sunday visiting friends.
The Portland Sun is the most pop
ular paper in the state. The Mist
and Bun together, per year 11.75.
S. A. Kosier, a typewriter, of As
toria, is in the city assisting Mr. Fer
guson in his railway abatraot work.
A petition for the appointment of
an administrator of the estate of John
Keller has been filed with tbe county
clerk. .
George Crane and family, of Gill
iam oounty, are visiting the family of
Thomas Cooper this week. Mrs. Crane
is a sister to Mr, Cooper
We have oompleted arrangements
with the Portland Weekly Sun where
by we can furnish tbe Weekly Sun
and The Mist, both one year for 11.75
cash.
E. A. Seeley, sgent for the Colum
bla River A Puget Sound Navigation
Company, was in thiscily Wednesday,
and left in the evening for Rainier and
other down-river points.
Henderson Orohard moved with his
family to this place last Friday so as to
be handy to his work while construct
ing the pipe-line by which to supply llke Brtmrardner acted as special night-
C, IT -1 4 . U ..I. 1 A atotitn.n for tha Mtv 1 t ItViri.tf nfoht
bt. Helens wttn gravity water.
The Mist does not object to tsking
silver on subscription. . We are even
glad to get Columbia oounty warrants.
They are taken at this office on all
accounts.
The Oregon Pioneer Association
holds its twenty-third annual meeting
iu Portland, commencing today. A
number of peoplo from Columbia
county are in attendance.
On Monday of this week Deputy
Sheriff Webster took T. C. Powell, the
man wbo killed Homer Strait, on
Lewis river, last April, to the peniten
tiary at Walla Walla, to serve one
year.
Mr. II. B. Fergnson, of the Astoria
railroad right-of way committee, was
in tbe city this week Smithing op tho
committee's work preparatory to mak
ing their report to Mr, Hammond
when he arrives Irom New York.
..Messrs. D. J. Switser, E. E. Quick
and U. W. Clark went to Portland
Tuesday as delegates from the lodge
at this plsce to the Grand Lodge of
Masons, which mot in that oily
Wednesday. : y
MlC Jacob George, Mrs. C. H. Johns,
and Mrs. Jas. Muckle spent most of
this week in Portland, in attendance
at the Grand Lodge of the Eastern
8tar, as delegates from Mispab Chap
ter, at this plaoe.
Senator MoBride came down from
Salem last week and spent several days
with relatives and friends in this city.
The senator is slowly improving in
health, and much to the aurprise of
bis friends he goes about without the
use of crutches.
Mrs. Dr. Blanohard, of Gilllon, was
in St. Helens Tuesdsy renewing ac
quaintance with friends here. Mrs.
Blanohaid reports the doctor rapidly
recovering from his long tnssle with
the grippe, and says he will be able to
resume his prsctioe in a short time.
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Judge Switser returned from his
Southern Oregon trip last Sunday
evening, and is greatly improved in
beaitb. lie brought home witn mm
a fine collection of specimens of gold
and silver-bearing quarts, several nug
gets of gold, besides some golddust,
all oi wnicn ne gatnerea irom tne
many mines wmon ne visiteu. JT ' snow just now toao it.
The ether night an Albany policin J SSS SSlTSl
man arrested a somnambulist while
walking around the street In his night
dress. When the somnambulist awoke
he exclaimed: "Surely you are not
going to arrest me; I am a somnam
bulist." "I don't care what church
you are a member of," said tbe officer,
"you oan't walk the streets of Albany
iu your shirt tail if you belong to all
the ohurchea in the oity."
While in Stockton, Cal sometime
ago, Thomas F. Langsn,of Los Bsnos,
that state, was taken very severely
with cramps and diarrhoea. He by
chance met Mr. 0. M. Carter, who was
similarly afflicted. He says: "I told
him of Chamberlain's Colio, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, and we went
to the Holden Drue Store and pro
cured a bottle of it. It gave Mr. Car
ter prompt relief, and I can vouch for
its having cured me." For sale by
Dr. Edwin Ross, druggist. .
Suits for Right of Way. The As
toria A Columbia River Railroad Co.
this week filod suits in tho circuit
court airainst J. S. Rinearson, John
Hendrickson and wife, A. S. Graham
and 8, H. Tryon and wife for right-of-way
through the property of said de
fendants, Big ExouitsiOH. The Portland, Os
wego and Oregon City councils of the
A. P. A. and Junior Order of Ameri
can Mechanics will visit St. Helens mi
Saturday. June 22. arriving here about
9 P. M., for the pnrpose of visiting the
lod&ea of those orders in this oily.
OliATHKAMIB COMMENTS.
J. D. Monro and wife, of Apiary, were
Visitors iu town last Hunday.
Billy Taylor Is back from tbs Astoria
hospital and on duty again,
H. 0, Johnson, formerly purser on tbt
Htieyar, was in town Friday wltb bis wife
taking a look around.
Warren's new wagon, as Improved by
Doerr. makes wiry suitable conveyance
for bringing meat to market.
Mrs. Rev. White returned from Portland
last Friday accompanied by Mrs. William
son, and friend residing there.
Tbe oity council agreed to assist In the
matter of celebrating the Fourth of July by
appropriating twemy-ttve dollars.
A restaurant and Ice cream parlor Is a
new enterprise near the poetoffloe that will
prove both a convenience and a luxury to
tbe publio.
Krats moves his grocery this week into
the poatofHre building and will deal out bis
"lasses and terbaocer" from tbat stand
hereafter.
It is now W. n. Conyers, attorney at law,
eta., and we tip our hat, exchange greet
ings and say, "William, my boy, we wish
you success, so say all of us."
- Home fine strawberries have been arriv
ing In the market recently, Bqulre Lee,
among others, bringing hi some that were
exceptionally large and richly flavored,
Miss Abbie Bryant Is away this week
at McMlnnville, attending the eiercises of
commencement week at the college there.
She expects to meet ths members of bar
class of last year In a reunion.
Tbe State Insurance Company has been
represented lately by a couple of gentle
men, and we are pleased to learn from tb
Chief, last week, that a satisfactory settle
ment has been mads wltb A. Loulson snd
W. R. Holmes.
Did you notice the published list of com
mittees to help Qulncy celebrate? One
looking the list over would wonder whether
any resident In the neighborhood bas
been left out. If the members all work
something will be done, sure.
We are pleased to hear that oar old
friends Harvey Tingle and Capt. Nichols
have their names on tbe pension list and
will hereafter receive a small quarterly
token of Uncle Barn's appreciation of their
services during tbe late war.
Quite an enthusiastic Board of Trade
meeting was held at Oity hall last Saturday
evening at which It was decided to proceed
ftromptly In tha matter of getting a prel
iminary survey of tbe proposed routs of
railroad into tb Nehalem valley.
One particular attraction in this time of
blooming is a cactus belonging to Mrs. H.
L. Warren. A cactus is not looked on as a
thing of beauty but this particular one
certainly is, with its bright red blossoms,
being particularly conspicuous aud beauti
ful. N. Merrill and W. A. Edgerton were In
Portland en business last week, and we
noticed J. H. Wilson and Frank Smith, of
Mist, with Dr Coley, and A. F. Myers, of
this place, booked as passengers for the
same place on tbe Shaver Monday evening
oi mis wees
watchman for the citv laat Friday nicht.
wlille walking up and down our streets
with an aching tooth, waiting, waiting for
daylight ao he could have the tooth pulled.
He was accommodated and took a little
sleep next morning.
The church waa very neatly decorated at
service last Sunday evening, in recognition
of Children's day. We understand that to
Misses Madge Watt and Leoia Merrill the
credit is quite largely due for tbe tasteful
arrangement of the ferns and flowers about
the pulpit aad organ. (
Mrs. Z. Bryant returned from the Will
amette valley last Wednesday, where she
has been for several week to perform
kindly office for an invalid daughter and
do what she could to make ber last hours
as comfortable aa possible. Her daughter.
Mrs. Kateb, was buried near Corvallis.
R. A. Lillick, of Qnincy, ha been a suf
ferer for the past year or more from an in
jured foot and ankle, and recently a disease
of the bones of the foot promising further
trouble, decided to have tne toot amputa
ted. It waa done at bis residence last Mon
day bv Dr. Meserve, assisted by Dr. Hall,
and It is honed the sufferer will be more
comfortable hereafter.
MAYQER.
Mrs. Anderson is quite sick again, w are
sorry (O say.
Wm. Slaughter and wife passed Sunday
wuu tiog town suotaty.
Wm. Fluhrer'e wife and Miss Alice Akin
were in Portland laat week.
John Huffman has the finest niece of hav
on me mil, ana wui soon narveet u.
Mr. W. Traylor has gone to Clslskanl
to see the doctor, as ah is quite sick again.
yfThey had a social danee at tbe Mayger
I lull Saturday night last, and everybody
naa a goon nine,
Oust Larson has been
i putting a coat of
paint on his house and it adds very mater
ially to iu appearance.
Wm. J arris and Mr. P.- Barlln. from
Portland, are ruesta of Arthur Croaker.
ana expect to neip mm Duua ui Dig Darn
John Btockenburg will commence to cut
the bav on his land on the bottom this
week, where there is a splendid crop this
year,
Mr. C. N. Davison has been fishing In W.
Severn's place for tb past week, tbe latter
gentleman naving oeen sice;, out is a Die to
tax nis piac agaia now.
K. O. wonderiv naa commenced opera
tion on tbe Boats road, and is doing splen
did work. We expect to see this one of tb
tlnest roads in tha countv. a Ed is a flrat-
olass road builder, and thoroughly under-
stanas nis Dusines.
0. W. Wagner was over to oav a visit to
Hogren-a seining ground a lew nay ago.
where be found one of the best equipped
grounds on the river, and he aaya Patsy is
polling in the tlsh at an astonishingly fast
ally neglected to mention last week that
there waa another couple visiting at John
ion Bros, and they were none others than
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Churcbhill. Mow I
beg their pardon, and will try and not omit
tueru in in future.
QV1NCY ITfSMS.
Mrs. Child went to Portland the first ot
the week to spend a few day.
Mr. D. J. Barnes, of Clatskanie, spent
the forepart of the week with her mother,
Mr. K. M. Jones.
Our delegates to the Grand lodge ot the
Good Templars returned home Saturday.
They report having a rousing good time.
Tbe Big Four minstrel troup performed
In tb tohoolhouse at this place lant Tues
day. Our people seemed to enjoy their
jokes and singing hugeiy.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Barnes, of Gresh
am, spent a few days with their cousin. G.
W. Barnes, of this place. They think this
country is too mountainous for them.
Two young men from Portland are orsb
flslilng in tbe Beaver slough in this vicinity,
drab fishing may become quite an industry.
Som of our young men ought to try it.
Mr. IJllioh, who has been suffering so
long with his foot, has finally had it ampu
tated. Drs. Hall and Meserve performed
the operation, W hope Mr. iAllicb will
recover rapidly.
Your Clatskanie correspondent laat week
said that they proposed to make It an ob-
iect for the Quinoy people to celebrate in
)latakanle, hut the people in tbe suburbs
propose to stay where tliey can be well fed.
BORN.
WHARTON. At Columbia City. Oregon,
on Wednesday, June 12, 188S, to the wife
of E. M. Wharton, twin daughters. Dr.
Chalmers, who was In attendance, ex
presees the opinion that Mr. Wbarton's
chances for recovery are good.
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Any one who has. ever bad an attack
of inflammatory rheumatism will, re
joice with Mr. J.A. Htumm, TM Hoyie
Heights, Los Angeles, over his fortu
nate escape from a siege of that dis
tressing ailment. Mr. Stnmm is fore
man of Merriam's confectionery estab
lishment. Some months ago, on leav
ing the heated work room to run across
the street on sn errand, he was caught
out in the rain. The result was that
when ready to go home that night he
was unable to walk, owing to inflam
matory rheumatism. He was taken
home, and on arrival was placed be
fore a good fire and thoroughly rubbed
with Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Dur
ing the evening and night be wss re
peatedly bathed with this liniment,
and by morning was relieved of all
rheumatio paina. He now takes great
pleasure in prsising Chamberlain's
Pain Balm, and always keeps a bottle
of it In tbe bouse. For sale by Dr.
Edwin Ross, druggist.
Cab Shops Burked. The railroad
repair ahops of tbe Southern Pacific
Company in Portland were destroyed
bv fire about 8 :30 o'clock Wendesday
night. The loss is estimated at about
$75,000. The fire is thought to have
been of incendiary origin.
Wbea Baby was sick, w gav her Cantoris.
When she wsa a Child, she cried t or Osatoria,
When she beoame Miss, she dung to Oeetcrla,
Whan she had Children, Aa gave them Osatoria.
SEALED BHD.
SEALED bids will be received by the
Board of School Director of district
No. 86 on June 22nd. 1866. for the erection
of a school house. Plans and specifications
can be seen at N. A. Perry 's store, Houlton,
Oregon. The Hoard ot Director reserve
tb right to reject any and all bid.
Jons Dais,
Johs Lambsbsou,
N. A. Psaav,
822 Board of Directors.
Petition for Liquor License.
Te the Honorable the County Court of the
State ol Oregon, for tbe County of Columbia:
We. tbe understated, belnc an actual majority
of tha whole number of tarsi voters In Deer
Islsnd precinct, In Columbia County, State of
Oregon, ao respecuuiiy petition ana prey tne
County Court of said oounty to grant a license
to Joel Bate on July . 1MS, to sail for a period
of six months Id said precinct, spirituous, malt
and vinous liouon In lees Quantities than one
gallon,. In Deer Island precinct, Columbia
county, uregon.
I, Joel Bate, will, on the tra day of July, MS6,
apply to tne County Court of Columbia Couni y.
State of Oreiron. lor a license to sell for a period
ot six mouths, spirituous, malt and vinous
liquors in quantities ie wan one gsuoaiu
Deer Island precinct, Oregon:
8 A Fowler, O C Jaqufoh, J Archibald. Fred
Nuaibaumer, Oeorge ritaenberg, Ueorg P Cross,
H Aldricb, John Lamott, Job a Farr, Gabriel
Orasabal, Tortblo Echeborra, O C Fowler, H
lauer, Charles Bin, u Bins, 'moms Lignuooi,
Christian Falber, Joseph Roth, Fred Kobtl, W
r Ivw A PUVD.I, .,W,U UWIUK 1, U AUllMC.rD
Clark, J Jenes, George Morel, Jamea Smith, M
Peterson, A Buchsnan, Jamea Uolden, Marry
Ryckman, J K Jorden, C L Wilcox, B Yaknaon,
J Deapaln, Victor Furrer, Frank Barger, J A
King, B J Burnett, Edward Black, Wm Hartley,
Jobn Jacobaon, B W Fowler, Jo Owlnlck.
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Petition for Liquor License.
To the Honorable County Court of Columbia
County, Oregon :
Wa. tha underaiened. lecal voters, residing In
Deer bland precinct, Columbia County, State of
Oregon, wouia nepecuuuy pentioa your non
orsble body at ita next regular term, which will
1 l. -.1 J ILMK I k. kn..- In
the City of St. Helens, Columbia County, Ore
gon, that a license be granted to O. K. Hunter to
ell sniruuous, rinoua auu mau uijuun, in
nnantftfM lMa than oua rallon. la Deer Island
precinct, and that such license be granted for a
penoa oi six momni, ror hi ui wmui juui jw-
uooers win ever pray:
U in ruwier, J& puiuih, miiiaui iiuhhi.
Joe Lawrence, George Pitaenberg, George P
Cross, U Aldricb, John Lamott, John Farr, G C
rowier, H Bauer, unariea bide, i iabiiiiooi, u
Sink, J kt Archibald, Jacob tengacber, John
Rlarl. S C Hoadlev. Christian Pelber, Joseph
Roth, Fred Kobel, W J Clark, F Blihop, Gab
Jenny, a u Jirown, rrea a. oucner, u Anuaer,
Jacob Zwlngll, K G Jones, F B Clark, J Barns,
George Morel, James Smith, P 0 Peterson, A
Buchanan, James Holden, Barry Byckman, J
B Jordan, C L Wilcox, Wm Hartly, R Yaknaon,
John Jacobaon, E W Fowler, J Deapaln, Joe
Gwlnlckl, O Wlsell, O B Foster, Jack Nuss
baumer, Edward Black, Jobn Malltnone G C
Jaquiab, Frank Bataon, Foster Cooley, John A
King, B B Foaler. mUy
Administrator's Sato of Real Estate,
VTOTICK is hereby given that In pursuance of
11 an oraer oi tne county uoun ox coiumoia
County, State of Oregon, duly made on tbe 6th
day of May, A. D., 18U5, in the matter ol the ea
state of S. F Hunter, deceased. Tbe undersigned
administrator will sail at oubllo auction, to tbe
highest bidder, for cash, gold coin, ( twenty per
eeui oi me oia peyaoie at uie sua umv oi
and the balance upon eonSrmatlon ol the sale)
and subject to confirmation by said court, on
Saturday, the 6th day ot July, A. D., 1896, at 1
o'clock P. M. of that day, at the court house
door, at St. Helena, In said County and State, all
the right, title and Interest that the said estate
has by operation of law or otherwise acquired,
other than or la addition to that of the said 8.
F. Hunter at the ttme of his death, of, in and to
all of those certain lots, piece and parcels ot
real estate situate lying and being In said County
and State, and particularly described as follows,
to-wit: The north one-hall of the following
described tract to-wit: The west X of the south
east U. tbe northeast X of ths southwest K. and
lota Noa. 4, t and S, of section M, township S
north, range t west. In Columbia County, Ore-
gon, containing in the whole tract one hundred
and fifty-nine and lorty-eeven one-hundredths
acres, more or less, the same being known as
the homestead claim ol A. Neer. Also all of the
following-described tract of land to-wit: Being
18 acres, more er less, of ths J. H. Jones dona
tion land claim, lying and being on the Jones
creek In township north, range 1 west and
township north, range a, west ol the Willam
ette Meridian, and being on the bank ot the Co
lumbia river, and a part of the donaUon land
claim formerly owned by John H. Jones, and
being further described in his plat In the land
office in Oregon City, which said part of said
donation land claim Is bounded ss follows, to
wit: On the east by the Columbia river, on tha
north by J. C. Gilbreath' south line, on the
west by the west line of said donation land
claim of J. H. Jones, and on the south by a
Bicret fence (in part) running to Jones creek;
lence down said oreek to the Columbia river,
it being the portion of the said donation land
claim formerly owned by F. A. Fowler.
Dated May IS, imi. W. D. CONNEIX,
Administrator of the eatate of B. F. Hunter.
deceased. ml7JH
SHERIFF'S SALE.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, tor
the County ol Columbia.
Henry Western Ire, plaintiff, vs. Geo. C. Kngelke,
Katharine K. Sloan and B. K. Jones, defend-
B "VIRTUE OF A JUDGMENT, ORDER. DE
eree and execution, duly Imued out of and
under tha seal of tha above-entitled Court. In
the above-entitled cause, to me duly directed,
dated the 80th day of May, 1W5, upon a iudg
msnt and decree of foreclosure rendered and
entered In said Court on tbe Mth day of May,
1ba, iu favor of Henry Westermlre, plaintiff,
and airainst Geo. C. Ennelke. Katherine E. Sloan
aud K. K. Jones, defendants, for the sum of two
hundred ana twenty (Dauj aouars, witn interest
at 10 per cent per annum since May Mth, 18M,
with tbe further sum of 175.00 attorney's fees
and 123.30 cost of suit, also the costs on this
writ, commanding and requiring me to make
sale of the following-described real property to
wit: The south half of the northwest quarter
(H of nwi) and the north half of the south
west quarter (n of sw) of secUon twenty-one
(21), township four (4) north ol range four (4)
wsat ol the Willamette meridian, containing one
hundred and aixtv (160) acres, situated In Co
lumbia oounty, Oregon. I duly levied upon the
above-described property on the Sd day June,
18ft5. Now, therefore, by virtue ol said execu
tion, judgment, order and decree, and In com
pliance with the commands of said writ, I will,
on Mondav, the 8th day of July, 180S, at the hour
ol 10 o'clock a. m., at the Iront door ol the
county oourt house, ta the elty ol Bt. Helens,
said County and State, sell at public auotion, to
tbe highest bidder, for cash In hand, U. S. Gold
Coin, all tho right, title and Interest which the
above-named defendants or either ol them had
on the date ol the mortgage of plaintiff herein,
or since had in and to the abova described real
property or any part thereof, to satisfy said ex
ecution, Judgraeut, order and decree and attor
ney's fees, Interest snd coats, aud all accruing
costs. Dated at St. Helens, OrsonJuneSlgM,
J7ju 8uerlffof Columbia County, Oregon,
i
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
In the Circuit Court of tbe Stat of Oregon, for
the County of Columbia.
James F. Watson, Trustee; and Commer
cial National Bank, of Portland, Oregon,
Plalatlrls,
versus
The Columbia Elver Lumber Fnel Com
pany, R. L. Babln, 8. W. Blasdel, as Re
ceiver: H. B. Borthwlck, C. W. Knowles,
D. 1. Moore; H. B. Borthwlck and W. M.
Fralne, partners, ss Borthwlck & Fralne;
J. F.Uoues,andJ. M. Leavens, Defend-
B YDVIRTIJB OF A JUDGMENT, ORDER, DE
eree and aa execution, duly issued out of
and under the seal of the above-entitled court,
Iu the above-entitled cause, to me duly directed,
and dated the 7th day ol June, 1SS6, upon a de
cree rendered and entered in said court ou the
16th day of May, 1S96, and In favor ol Jamea F.
Watson, Trustee; and Commercial National
Bank, of Portland, Oregon, and against the
above-named defendants, for the sum of
KA.niM, with Interest on t,a64.8S thereof, at
eight per cent; on 167,812.7 thereof at nine per
cent, and Interest on 11,881.1 thereof at ten per
eeut, all Irom May 16th, 1S96; and the further
sum ot fS,0R7.16, with Interest thereon at the rate
ol eight per cent per annum from the 16th day
of May, lim; aad the further sum of $82 60 costs
and disbursements, and tbe costs of and upon
this writ, commanding and requiring me to makt
sale of the following-described property, situ
ated la the County of Columbia, Bute of Ore
goo, to-wit: That certain leasehold Interest,
5 ranted, created and described in a certain In
enture of Lease, dated the Mth day ol Decem
ber, 1888, end executed by George S. Foster and
Eliza Foster, hla wife, to the firm ol Moore
Starr, then composed ol D. J. Moore and Charles
E. Starr, which instrument la recorded In the
County ot Columbia, In tbe State ol Oregon, at
page 466, in Rook "J," ol tbe Records ol Deeds
of said 'oontr, to which Instrument and rec
ord reference Is hereby msde for further
snd complete description ol tbe term and con
ditions of said Lease, which said Lease was af
terwards duly assigned and conveyed by the
said Lessees to the said Defendant, Columbia
River Lumber A Fuel Company, by mesne con
veyances therefor duly executed and acknowl
edged, said leased premises being situate in the
County of Columbia, State ot Oregon. Also the
following-described lands, to-wit: The south
half of the south half of section ten (10), In town
ship six (6), north of rsnge two (2), west of the
Willamette meridian; also tbe south hall of
River lot No. 1, of the river front of Neer City,
In Columbia County, Oregon, as delineated and
designated on the town plat of Neer City, duly
recorded In the Records of said Columbia Coun
ty, in the office of tbe County Clerk of said
County: also ths north half ol River lot No. I,
ol tbe river Iront oi Neer City, as the same ap
pears by the plat oi said Neer City, now of record'
In tbe office of the County Clerk of said Colum
bia County: also the northwest quarter of sec
tion fifteen (16), township six (6), north ol range
two (2), west of the Willamette meridian, con
taining one hundred and sixty (160) acres; snd
the southwest quarter ol the northeast quarter
el section flfteen (IS), township six (6), north
range two (2), west ol the Willamette meridian,
oontalnlng forty (40) acres, in Columbia County,
Oregon; also the southeast quarter ot section
sixteen (16), In township six (6), north of range
two (2), west of the Willamette meridian, con
taining one hundred and sixty (160) acres; also
the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter,
and the north half of the northeast quarter ol
section numbered flfteen (16), in township six
(6), north ol range two (2), west of the Willam
ette meridian, containing one hundred and
twenty (120) acres; also all ol the wood and tim
ber suitable lor fuel and sawlogs on tbe south
east quarter of section flfteen (16), In township
six (6), north of range two (2), west of the Will
amette meridian, in said County, lying west of
what ia knowu as the Dotta flume, according to
the terms of a certain Instrument executed by
Lawrence Archibald and Elisabeth Archibald,
hla wife, of date Fabruarv 6lh. lan. and recorded
at page 480 of Book "M,'r of Records ol Deeds of
said Columbia County; also all the timber and
other trees suitable lor fuel or sawlogs upon the
northeast qnarter of the southwest quarter of
section ten (10), township six (6), north of range
two (2), west ef the Willamette meridian. In ac
cordance with the terms of a conveyance thereof
made by H. P. Dreunan, to the Columbia River
Lumber A Fnel Companv, of date July 14th,
1892: also all the down and standing timber on the
northwest quarter of section twenty seven (27),
lewnship six (6), north of range two (2), west ot
the Willamette meridian, in accordance with
the terms of a certain Instrument executed to
the Columbia River Lumber A Fnel Company
by l. J. Moore, on the 11th day of August, 18B;
also all the down and stanoing timber on tbe
southwestquarteroisection twenty-two(22)town-ship
six (6), north range two (2) west, in Colum
bia County, In aeoordaace with tbe terms ef a
certain Instrument, of date August 11th, 1882,
executed to the Colombia River Lumber 4 Fuel
Company by D. J. Moore; also all rights-of-way
for flumes aad roads aad all easements and
flumes belonging to the said Fuel Company, in
said Columbia County, Oregoe: also lot four (4)
in section twelve (12) township six (6) north,
range two CO weet in said County. Also one
hundred and sixty (160) scree of land conveyed
by Thomas McDermott and wife to D. J. Moore,
and by the said D. J. Moore and wife conveyed
to the Fuel Company, by conveyances therefor
by said parties respecUvely duly executed, and
of record In tb ofBoe ol the County Clerk ot the
County ol Columbia, to which Deeds Records
reference is had for further and more particular
description; and generally all lands and Inter
est or estates belonging to the Fuel Company
situate In tbe County of Columbia, State ot
Oregon, including the steam sawmill of the
Fuel Company, store-house, dwelling houses
and other buildings upon tb said lands ol the
Fuel Company, and all water rights and flumes,
wharves, wharf right and privileges, and gen
erally, the entire plant and property of said
Columbia River Lumber A Fuel Company ia
said Columbia County, Oregon, together with
tb tenements, hereditaments and appurten
ances thereunto belonging or in anywise apper
taining, and all the estate, right, title and inter
est at Taw or in equity, of the said Columbia
River Lumber A Fuel Company of. In or to the
same. New, therefore, by virtue of said execu
Uon, Judgment order and decree, and In com
pliance with the demands of said erlt, I will, on
Tuesday, the 16th day of July, 1896, at the hour
of ten o clock A. M., at the Iront door of the
County Court House In the City of St. Helens,
Columbia County, Oregon, sell at publio auction,
subject to redemption, to the highest bidder for
United Slates gold coin, cash in band, all the
right, title and interest which the above named
defendants or any ef them bad at tbe date of
the mortgages of the plaintiffs herein, or since
had In and to tha above described real nrODertv.
or any part thereof, to satisfy said execution,
judgraeut order and decree, Interest, costs and
an accruing costs. v. r . uuah.
lx Bnenrroi uoiumota uounty, uregon.
sled Bt. Helens, Oregon, June 12, 1896.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for
inittnnivoi uoiumoia.
John Heudricks, plaintiff,
va.
Edwin Merrill aa administrator of the
eatate ol Ole Olson, deceased, and Chris
tine Olson, Annie C. Olson, Oscar Olson,
Robert Olson, Bertha Olson and Laura
Olson, heirs at law of said deceased, de
fendants: BY VIRTUE OF A JUDGMENT, ORDER,
decree and exeoutlon dulv issued out of
and under the seal of the above entitled Court
in the above entitled cause, to me dulv directed.
dated the 28rd day ol May, 1896, upon a Judg
ment and decree of foreclosure rendered ana
entered In said oourt on tbe loth day of May,
two. in tavoroi jonn nenuricxa, piainun, ana
Basinet Edwin Merrill aa administrator of the
estate of Ole Olson, deceased, and Christine
Olson, Annie C. Olson, Oscar Olson, Robert
Olson, Bertha Olson and Laura Olson, heirs at
law of said deceased, defendants, tor the sum of
Three Hundred snd Fifty (xsau uu) Doners, with
Interest thereoa at the rale of 10 psr cent, per
annum siuce August 22nd, 1894, and the further
sum ot Eighty-six (S86.00) Dollars attorneys lees,
and Twenty-seven and 96-100 (S27.2S) Dollars
costs oi suit, and accruing costs, commanding
and requiring me to make sale ef the following
described property, to-wit:
The northwest quarter ol the southeast qnarter
Siw ol seU) of section No. 1 (1), township Ave
) north of range two (2) west of the Willamette
erldlan, Columbia county, Oregan, with tb
improvements thereon.
Now, therefore, by virtue of said execution,
judgment, order and decree, and In compliance
with tbe demands of said writ, I will, on Tues
day the 26th day ol June, 1896, at the hour ol 10
o'clock A. M., at the front door ot the county
oourt house, in the City ot St. Helens, said
county and state, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder tor cash rnhand V. a gold coin,
all the right, title and interest whloh the above
named defendants or either oi them had on the
date of the mortgage ol plaintiff herein, or since
had in and to the above described real property
or any part thereof, to satisfy said execution,
judgment, order and decree and attorneys fees,
Interest and costs and all accru I ng costs.
Dated at St Helena, Oregon, Ilay 29806.
n2t21 Sheria ot Columbia Couuly, Oregon.
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