The Oregon mist., May 15, 1896, Image 2

OREG'ON MIST.
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OFFICIAL" COUNTY PAPER,
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COLDMRIA COUNTY DtltKCTORY.
CHHir Olllcer.
J'llre. ........ .......
Dean Blanchard, Rainier
..Jiulvin Wee-.l, Vritonia
Clerk
Sheriff
...CUM. r. vnmit, Kamier
Treasurer
8uuL ut Schools
Assotwor... .
K. M. Wliarton C.luiur.ia lily
.J. ii. Walls, Seappoone
Martin White, qutucjr
Surveyor.
...... N. Monervi, Deleoa
" p A. Flake, Scastpojea
omralasioneri J & Q er Yernouia
ST. HE1.ESS. eBECOX, MAT IS.
Ix the present political turmoil the
supreme judgslnp seem to have bcea
Jott sight of. It is, perhaps, generally
conceded that Judge Bean will be re
elected, and therefore no special oppo
sition is manifest.
Isn't it little strange that the
names of Joseph Simon, H. W. Cor
bett, et al do not appear on Judge
Norlhup's petition as an independent
candidate lor congress. It would ap
pear to the average voter that the
men who are bck of the scheme
would permit the use of their names
in the cause which they claim to be
eo righteous. As s matter of fact
very Urge percentage of the signer of
that petitioa are democrats who hare
no idea of supporting Mr. Northup,
but have entered into the scheme for
the avowed purpose of deceiving re'
publicans into deserting Mr. Ellis.
It seems now generally conceded
that McKinlry will be nominated on
the first ballot at St. Louis, though a
strenuous effort la being made by the
leaders in several stales . to prevent
this, in the hop9 that if a nomination
is prevented tor two or three ballots
McKiuley stock may depreciate and
thereby pave the way for a compara
tively dark horse. There are a few
tales vet to hold their conventions
and elect delegates to the national
convention, and it is not likely that
the McKiuley sentiment will diminish
between now and the day of the con
vention.
A veby large per cent of the cases
in the present term of circuit court
are for divorce. This condition may
not appear encouraging to prospec
tive candidates for matrimony, yet the
matrimonial. mill continues to grind
at a more rapid rate than the divorce
mill as an annual transaction. This
class of legislation, however, is not so
expensive to the county as some other,
so that it is better for tbo average tax
payer for the court's time to be taken
up with trying divorces than settling
neighborhood disputes before a jury
of twelve men, or the expensive crim
inal trials.
By looking over the petition filed by
I. B. Shoemaker as .an independent
candidate for school superintendent it
will be discovered that a very large
per rent of the signers are populists,
which goes to show that the whole
thing is a populist scheme to defeat
Grant Walls and elect L. W. Van
Dyke. It is also claimed, on what
seems good authority, that Shoensak
er'g candidacy is solely in the interest
of VanDyde, and that in case of the
latter' election the former is to have
a place on the examining board. These
trades, intended to defeat the will of
the people, whether made in a conven
tion or by petition, should be rebuked
on election day, and the sooner defeat
comes to candidate seeking official
honor in this way the sooner the pub
lie will receive the service to which it
is entitled. J. 6. Watts has been an
efficient school superintendent and
is known not to be a political trick
ster, and the game of barter inaug
urated in this instance by his oppon
ents ought to elect him.
Th Fifty-Bret congress enacted
financial legislation that placed this
government beyond a condition such
as we have now. It turned over to
the democratic party a surplus in the
treasury, with a law whtch, it the dem
: ocrats had left it standing upon the
statute books, would have abundant!'
supplied the whole necessities of this
government during all of these years.
What did the democratic party do?
Coming into power with the threat
that they would destroy the revenue
raising law of the country, with a
threat that they would destroy the
great, principle of legislation upon
which the industries of this country
were thriving as they were never
thriving before, the very breath of
their entry iuto power, even before
they had acquired the nil fruition of
the election of 1892, blasted as with a
simoom all the industries of the conn
try, paralyzed the resources of money,
struck down the enterprises of the
conntry, made bankruptcy where there
had been prosperity, and then, coming
into power, repealed the law by which
the treasury was supplied with money,
bankrupted the treasury, and made it
impossible that the people of this
country could pay their honest debts.
Under the Harmon administration
the revenues of the ' government,
brought in under the operation of the
McKinley law, were not only more
than sufficient to meet the current ex
penditures of the government, but,
under the wise administration- of the
republican party, the excess was ap
plied to the payment of the national
debt, and more thau 1260,000,000 of
the national debt was paid off. Not
only that, but the republican party
turned the treasury over with $107,-
000,000 in gold and nearly 940000,000
of other money to the incoming dem
ocratic administration. What has
been done by the democratic party or
the democratic administration since it
came into power T Iustead of paying
off any part of oar national debt, they
have increased our national debt in
the enormous sum of $262,315,000 in
a period of a little over three years'
time. ' This impose upon the people
of tin country n indebtmlnet la in
terect alone of 111,492,616 over end
above tlie other expenditure that we
bud under A republican administra
tion. Thia expense cornea year after
year, and these f 2U2.000.OOU are a
mortgage upon the people o thia
couulry extending over a period of
thirty year. -
CI.ATSKAMK.
Mrs. James Shaver spent Monday
m pur city.
Anson Orwig was in town Monday
with an eye to business.
II. L Warren was in Portland this
we It ou a brief business expedition.
W. II. Conyer is at St. Helens this
week on business before tue circuit
court. : ' .
An anniversary service of the Ep
worth League is announced for next
Sunday evening iu the church.
The surveying of lands of the Bry
ant estate is completed and plats are
being made by the county surveyor.
Ira Overt urf, of Mist, was one of th
faithful who braved the storm and
mud to ride over and hear Sovereign
speak Monday evening.
The Good Templars have moved
across the street and now occupy the
Kraft hall, where they .will be found
at home on Thursday evening of each
week.
Mr. Miller, of Kansas, a veteran sol
Jier, is in our city on visit to his
daughter, Mrs. G. P. Uiatt, and ex
pect to spend some months in this
section.
.. Norman Merrill went off on the
steamer Mooday evening for the up
river towns. Business, of course: pol
itics possibly : a combination of both
not unlikely.
James Hodge waa over this week
from the co-operative mill being put
in place on the H. S. Glenn ranch at
Lower Beaver. He re porta the mill
about ready to begin work.
The city hotel is mow closed to the
public and the proprietor is spending
some time getting account in shape.
It ia rumored that Captain Nichols
and family talk of leaving our city iu
the near future; but it is only a rumor
so far as wa now know.
R. A. Lillack was on our street
Tuesday with a wooden leg of his own
construction that is as substantial, at
least, as any patent member that
might be bought "Necessity is the
mother of invention" and Lillack says
it beats crutches by a large majority.
The retiring city council held it
closing meeting on Saturday evening
listening to and examining the reports
of the recorder and treasurer, and ar
ranging such mattert a were neces
sary to dose up tbe business of tue
year. A financial statement appears
in the Chief this week.
Tba new council hsld a meeting
Monday morning and approved the
bonds of the marshal and treasurer.
The recorder-elect has declined so far
to qualify a be does not like the judi
cial tuDctions ol tae omce. tie may
do so later when he thinks the matter
over, a he ia being urged to do.
The moving of the drybouse to the
shinglemill is well under way, the
building being nearly ready for the
steam pipes. There is quite a lot of
cedar shingle bolts in the water no
so that the mill when it starts up in a
few days will bave material to work on
sufficient to make a stock of shingles.
A case of cruelty to animal so ap
pealed to the sympathies of a few of
our citizens that the attention of the
city recorder was called to the matter.
He informed the driver of the crippled
horse that further abuse of the animal
would be promptly followed by prose
cution. "A mercuul man is merciful
to his beast."
J. B. Metzler, of Portland, has re
cently organized a tent of the Knights
of the Maccabees at Mayger, and last
week Dr. Hall went over to Mayger to
make some medical examinations of
those requiring insurance. He report
that the tent is starting off in good
shape, with an active, energetic set of
officers and considerable of a member
ship. Mr. Metzler expects to visit our
place before long to revive that order
here if it can be done. It is one of the
popular .fraternal insurance orders of
the day in this country,
.gentleman by the name of Lind
lejrol ample proportions and good na-
tureklaf been visiting our school dis
tact ia this viciuily to see what we
heed ,in the way of school supplies.
One ol the trials of a school director is
to meet a school supply agent; and
this one u a persistent aa the rest.
He 'got a globe into our district, a bell
in district 15, another globe in the
"burn" district near Mist, a well a
other suppuea elsewhere. He struck
out on fool for Mayger Tuesday in
tending to "do up" No. 25 on the way
over.
An interesting unmarried coupU
leaving on I be steamer one eveniog
last week gave rise to a rumor that a
wedding must certainly be on hands.
The result justified the rumor as to
the wedding, but not as to the right
couple. Our couple only went to Port
land to see a wedding and when they
returned brought with them Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Cameron, who were mar
ried in Portland by Bev. F. L. Moore
last Thursday evening. "Bob" is well
known here and his friends unite iu
cordial congratulations. , A calitbum
pian serenade was tendered the newly
married pair Friday evening, but the
music (?) waa cut short by "Bob's"
generosity. The party of four person
missing the steamer Shaver, came to
Mayger on the Telephone Friday
morning and were piloted over the
road in a wagon with Will Chandler
as master of transportation. The bride
comes to us from Toronto, Canada.
A announced beforehand, J. H.
Sovereign addressed our citizens last
Monday evening on the political issues
of the day, more particularly, to
strengthen the faith of the populist
brethren, who were out in force ac
companied, however, by many repub
licans as well as a few faithful demo
crats. It would only be truthful to
say that all enjoyed the address, for
the man is a good speaker and told
spine funny stone at which all
laughed. Republicans and democrat
which tn speaker says are alike
.nowhave become so accustomed to
hearing the word "sbylock" that an
address from a man advocating free
coinage of silver would be incomplete
without iu Somehow Mr. sovereign
forget to use the word "goldbug"
often enough to make a complete pop
ulist speech, and really seems to have
a little sympathy for bankers, with all
their faults. With those slight defects
the address was a very good on. .
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS,
Business Transacted at the Regular
May, 1800, Term.
At a regular term of tli county court of
the state of Oregon, (or the county of Co
lumbia, begun and held at the county com t
bona to th city of 8t. Heleu on Wed no-
day, the Gib day of May, 1896, th following
proceedings were had, vis: .
The following parsons were admitted to
citizenship:
Paten Clark and Percy H. Clark, natives
ef the United Kingdom of Great Uritain
and Ireland, and William Kartb and John
B. Wilverding, native of Germany.
In the matter of the petition of George
Merrill fur remission of tax. Petition re
jected. ;
In the matter of the petition of F. H.
Swager to sell malt liquars in Scappoos
precinct Petition granted and license Is
sued for six months.
In the matter of rebate of road tax paid
by William Honeyman iu road district No.
2. Ordered that the road supervisor of
road diatrist Mo. t refund to William Hon
eyman the amount of road tax paid by
him in said road district for the years ISM
and 1888.
In th matter of the petition of John
Hendrlcksoo and others tor county road.
Petition granted and A. T. Laws and Har
vey Tingle and R. Johnson apppointed
viewers, and W. N. lieerv turveyor, to
meet at the hous of G. W. Barnes on May
16th. 1896.
Iu the matter of tbe cost bill for holding
coroner's inquest on body of J. W. Guild.
Continued (or the terra.
In the matter of the petition of Peter Ber
gerson and others (or a county road. Pe
tition granted and T. H. Nortn. Peter 6tep
ingson and Adam Simpson appointed
viewers and W. N. Meserve surveyor, to
meet at the residence of Peter Bergenon on
J one 11.1896.
In the matter of the cost bill In th
of the state of Oregon v. James Scott et al.
Continued for th term.
In the matter of the petition of Daniel
Hess for remission of tax on account of
error in assessment. Petition granted.
In the matter of the minor children of
Ol Olson, deceased. Ordered that Chris
tine Olaen b allowed M per month for
keepinc two minor children of Ole Olaen
until further order from th court.
,. Ia the matter of the report of U. C. Ad
ams, luparvisor toad distr ct No. 19. Re
port accepted and bill of supervisor ordered
paid.
In the matter of th application of th re
lief committee of John Bucher Post, G. A
K.,for relief of Mr. Redmond. Ordered that
a warrant b drawn on th soldier and
sailors' relief fond for tb sum of XQ, and in
favor of the commander of aaid Post.
Id tb matter of the viewers' on Sierck
road. Report accepted and road ordered
opened.
In Ihe matter of the resignation of Ralph
Rogers, aupervisor of road district So. 33.
Resignation accepted.
In tbe matter of the application of A
Shannabaa for credit of tax. Contin
ued for the term.
In she matter of the petition of J. H.
Turk for rebate of tax. Petition rejected.
In the matter of the remission of tax
charged to Mary L. Sanv for the years
1888 and 1880. It appearing that th as
sessment had been made before tb final
proof had been made, it was ordered that
the tax be re re it ted.
In the matter of the remission of tax
charged to Mary F. Oberlie. Tb same
(acts were shown and the same order made
a in the case of Mary L. Sauve.
Ia the matter of tbe petition of D. F.
Baker and other for county road. Contin
ued for tbe term.
In tbe matter of the ettlement with the
various county officers. The account of
th clerk, sheriff and treasurer were exam
ined, fonnd correct and ordered approved.
In tbe matter of the collection of taxe
for tb year 1395. Ordered that tbe sheriff
receive taxe oo the original tax roll until
Jan 1st, 16.
The following bills were examined and
ordered paid:
W H Dolman, snppiies for court-
boas 4 20
J G Watts, conducting teachers' ex
amination 0 00
W N Meserve, county surveyor. .... U 00
L Monical, witness in cas of Cha
Gostafson, insane
8 70
6 60
S Ron, examining inaane patient
and medicine for couaty charge...
H R Cliff, examining lnsan patient
H C Brown, making jury list for
600
Deer Island precinct.. S 00
H Woodham, assisting In same .... 3 00
W H Fonts, witness in cas of Cha
Gnstafson. inian 8 TO
Meserve Bros, lumber for r d 17. . . . SO 00
Glass A Prudhomme, writing flnld . . 1 60
Oregon Mist, official printing and
stationery 36 2
W K Ticbenor, witness in atato v
Badger 11 20
Glass 6 Prtidhomm 1 00
8t Vincent hospital, treatment of
Joseph Green .
M65
$66
F A Ziligett, supplies for county
charge
N A Perry, snppiies for Mrs Bom-
boski ... . ;
11 68
21 63
22 60
10 00
6 86
1 80
H Brannlng, supplies for Dnmayer
John Polan, support of Ja Moore. .
Dart A Muckle, supplies for Mrs
McCoy.,
W H Dolman, supplies for Mrs Rom-
boskl
C H Newtb, medicine for Dnmsyer.
Good Samaritan hospital, treatment
of August Schiev 83 00
A H Sheffield, support of Heedley.. 20 00
C F Lindgrgn, supplies for Mrs Han
sen
6 CO
40 00
1 25
25 00
Lane Bros, lumber for r d 13. ...... .
John Erie, repairing courthouse flu
John Wallace, work in r d 13
E Hail, medical attendance on
Chri Hansen.. , 2100
P A Frakei, connty commissioner. . 17 00
8 G Scboonbver, same 23 60
Martin White, couaty assessor .... 168 00
Tbs following bills were continued for
th term:
W N Meserve, establishing govern-
mentcorners. . .13000
T H North, lumber for county chg., 6 60
M P Chalmers, holding autopsy on
bodyolj W Guild 60 00
ClaUkanie Lumber Co. lumber for r
d 9............. .. 11 60
S 8 Bryant, lumberfor rde ....... 1008
BTSmlth, lumber for rdT 15 45
Th following bill wr rejected, all th
court voting to reject
Wm Haslet, strinxers for bridge in
rdS2 100
A V Adams, telling timber bear a
bridge In rd 19...... 160
Th following bill wer rejected, Uon
tuiwiionerrkhoonover voting to allow Uimi
James Adams, felling timber near a
bridge inrd ltf .. W
0 0 Adams, work on bridge In rd 10 16 25
0 Seidleman.sam 00
3H KautFman.eam 0 00
Urie ft Clark, work on bridge In r d
2x...
Dart A Muckle, spikes for r d 22 .. 1 00
The Isleal ransscea.
James L. Francis, alderman, Chicago,
say : "I egrd Dr. King' New Discovery
as an Ideal Panacea for cotighs, Colds and
lung complaints, having used it in niy fam
ily for the last live years to th exclusion
of physician's prescriptions or other pre
parations." Rev. John Burgus, Keokuk
Iowa, writes: "I hav been a minister of
th Methodist Episcopal church for fifty
year or more, and hav never found any
thing so beneficial, or that gav m such
speedy relief as Dr. King's New Discovery."
Try this ideal cough remedy now. Trial
bottle free at Dr. Edwin Roes' drug store.
Btate Republican Ticket.
For 8uprem Judge,
R. U. BEAN.
District Ticket,
For Congressman Second District,
WILMAM R. ELLIS,
of Morrow County:
For Join Senator.
. GEO. W. PATTERSON.
For Prosecntin Attorney,
TH08. J. CLEETON.
Connty Republican Ticket.
For Representative,
NORMAN MERi ILL,
of Clatakan .
For County Judge,
JOS. B. DOAN,
of Rainier.
For County Clark,
JDDSON WEED,
ol Veraonla.
For Sheriff,
CHAS. W. BLAKESLEY,
of SU Helen.
For Treasurer,
JOHN 8WAGEB,
of Houlton.
For Surveyor,
WM. N. MESERVE, .
ofDelena.
For Superintendent of School,
J. G. WATTS,
of Bcappoos.
For Commissioner,
THOS. 8. COLVIN,
of Marshland.
For Assessor,
MARTIN WHITE,
of Quincy.
For Coroner,
dr. a. p. McLaren,
of Rainier.
For Justice of th Peace, Union Precinct,
J. B. GODFREY.
For Constable, .
JAMES C. COX.
EASTERN-
come AND CHOP MOUM
D. H. BROWN, Prop.
Best Meal in the City lto 15c
AND UPWARDS.
167 Firsts.,
Formerly 110 Third,
No Chine Enptoyad.
PORTLAND, ORXaON,
Bet. Morrison and Yamhill
TUEASCif EtliS NOTICE.
County Treasurer's Office,
St. Helens, Or., May 15, 1896.
I
NOTICE Is hereby given that Columbia
connty warrant No. 8383, 3381, 3380
and 3379 bereto'ore presented and endorsed
"Not Paid for Want ol Funds." will be
paid upon presentation at tbis omce. In
terest will not be allowed after this date.
ml5jl2 , K. M. WHARTON.
Treasurer of Columbia County, Or.
tbeasibkb'i notice.
County Tbeabusek'b Office,
St. Helens, Or., May 8, 1896,
"KTOTICB is hereby given that all Colnm-
xv ma county warrants neretoiore pre
sented and endorsed "Not Paid for Want
of Jrunds," u
no to tsente ruber ct. 1KJI3. and
also warrant
I No. 3382, endorsed on beptem-
ber 27. 1893. will be oaid noon Dresentation
at tbis office. Interest on tbe same will
not be allowed after this date.
Ui8j5 E. M. WH4RTON,
Treasurer of Columbia County, Oregon,
tbeaicbeb1 notice.
County Tseabckeb's Office,
8t. Helens, Or., April 24, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that all unpaid
Connty Warrants of said conntv, which
hav been presented and endorsed "Not
Paid for Want of Funds," up tn Sept. 16th,
1HM3, will be oaid upon presentation at thia
office. Interest will not be allowed after
tbis date. E. M. WHARTON,
a24m22 Treasurer of Columbia County, Or.
Nettle la Creditor.
Notlc is hereby clven that th under
signed has, by tb County Court of th
Stat of Oregon, for th Connty of Colum
bia, been duly appointed administrator of
tb estate of William Adams, deceased,
and that alt persons having claim against
the estate of aaid deceased are hereby noti
fied and required to present tb same duly
verified and with proper vonchers, to the
undersiirned as such administrator, at hla
place of residence near Westport, Oregon,
within six months from tb date of this
notice, listed April 21, 1898.
4SHU AlfAIS,
Administrator of th aatet of William
Adam, deceased. a24m22
ORIENTAL HOTEL
A. H. BLAKESLEY, Proprietor.
Board by Day, Week or Month
AT REASONABLE RATES.
Th table Is soDDlled with the best th market
affords. Everything clean. A share of four pat
ronare la solicited. BT. HELENS, ORKOON.
ST. HELENS LIVERY STABLES
THOS. COOPER, Proprietor.
Horses Boarded and Cared For.
TURNOUTS ON SHORT NOTIOE.
ST. HELENS, : : OREGON
COLOMBIA BANKING COMPANY
ST. HELENS, OREGON
Make investments, receives deposits and doss
a general banking business.
Capital stock, $20,000.
All kinds of food securities bought and sold.
Exchange, good everywhere In the world, sold.
INCORPORATED JAN. , iSo.
dent; C. IS. Scott, secretary: P. H. Ward, aaeiit'
ant secretary; u a. juswtn, cashier.
PROFESSIONAL.
JJJR. BOWIN BOSS,
rnYSlCIAN AND SURGEON.
St. Helens, Oregon
T, 1, Oiaaro. 8- Ana,
. ALLEN A CLEETON,
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
ST. UKLSKS, OREGON.
JJH. If. R. CUFF,
niYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
St. Hslens, Oregon.
pa. J. E. UALU
niYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Clatakaiil. Columbia oounty, Or.
N. MKHKRVK,
Surveyor and Civil Engineer
DEI.KNA, OUEQON.
County Oiirvevor. Land Surveying, Town
Platting and Engineering work promptly
xecuted.
X. . QUICK,
Commissioner of
Dead for Washington
O. W. COI.K,
NoTaav fustic
Cole & Quick,
ST. HELENS, , - OBEQON
. Frerllsr mt
"Thorn's Numerical System
Title Abstracts"
FOB
Columbia -County, -Oregon
TITLES
Kiamlned and abstract furnished. Will
attend So matters before the Hoard of
Equalisation; payment of usee, Me. Real
Estate, Conveyancing, and loeumaot, and
Loan negotiated.
NEWELL & W ATKINS
-DEALERS IN-
Groceries, Hay, Flour and Feed
WOOD AND MRL-VtlLE".
Country Produce Bought and Bold, and Ex
Changed lorUooda. Undertaking Ooods
furnished on Short Nolic.
Store on Strand Street, ST. HELENS, OR,
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thb-
flist and
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Tliis offer bold good only (or new
yearly subscriber who pay in advance
and old one who pay up to date and
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extend tbe time over the state cam
paign in tbe spring and the preside
tial election in November.
One Dollar
Saved by taking tbe two paper
together, the price of each, epar
rately, being 91.60.
The Mist
Hat been designated the official
paper of Colombia county by the
County Court, and consequtntly
will furnish all the news pertain
to pnblio matter in which the
people are interested.
(DJ8&&
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S. McNEILL, Receiver.
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your wenl can always lis supplied by
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FURNISHING GOODS
, St. Helens, Oregon
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PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED AT ALL HOURS
Patent Medietas, Prwerlptlon Dross,
Toilet Articles, Fane Motion, t&
ST. HELENS HOTEL....
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Our fable will at all times be found supplied with the best edible and
dulicaciea the market afford.
TERMS REASONABLE FOR REGULAR BOARDERS
The hotel having been newly refurnished we are prepared to give satis
faction Is all our patrons, aud solicit your patronage.
Ja George, Proprietor. 8t. Helens, Or.
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