The Oregon mist., September 18, 1896, Image 3

Mobookams Cost iwa. Weather per.
eiltting, the Monograms o( Portland
and the St. HeUmTasebaU nines will
,plajr ball at thli plaoe next Sunday.
The Monograms leave for California
in a. few days to play for the Kiarnlner
prise for the Pad Ho .coast champion
Mp, end have ooneented to visit tble
plaoe before havine. A rood nm li
from lied. Game will be called ttS
eoiooK.
Clatsiabib Hioh School. A high
eohool oourte of study hai been added
to the DUbllo aahooli of Olstakani
The eohool year opens there on Bop-
tcmoer xisi. rroiessor jr. u. wiiltteii
hat been retained m prlnolpal for the
coming year with Mine Abble Brvaot
a assistant, The enterprise ehown
ny the people of Clatakanie in estab
llebing a high eohool in that city le
commendable In the blgheet degree,
and the institution ahould receive
very possible encouragement.
Abtiiam. An aeeembly of United
Artisans waa Instituted in this city
laat Friday evening with severe! mem
ber. Offloers were -elated and in
aUlled a follow! M. A.. Obarle
Hooghkirki Bup't,, II. Allen (Ine'p,
JS. Hoes; secretary, V. U. Davis; treas
urer, Frank Dow) M. of 0., lire. Frank
Dow ; 8. 0., Mr. 0. Hooghkirk ; tried
leal examiners, Dri. E. Bom and II.
R. Cliff. Fiv new member have
been Initiated lino the institution.
The next meeting will be held this
(Friday) evening.
Cmiroa or Schidulb. The boat
eohedule between Aitorla and Port
land ha been changed. Hereafter
the eohedule will be a follow: The
Telephone and Potter will carry the
mail, on leaving each end of the
route every morning at 7 o'clock. The
Thorn peon and Qetcert will run a
night boat, one leaving eaoh end of
the route every night. By the new
eohedule neither of the four steamers
named will make a round trip in
twenty-four hour a heretofore.
Ticket are good on all four boat.
Ihdustbial Exposition, .The Ore-
C Industrial Exposition opene in
land next Saturday night. Elab
orate preparation have been made for
the big show thi year, and thai por
tion of the publio who attend are
prom 1st d something out of the usual.
Very many new attractiope not here
tofore witnessed have peen added to
the list. In order to realiae the pro
ductiveness of Oregon' eoil and to
acquire some knowledge of ber In
dustrie it will be necessary te visit
Aha exposition. Reduced rates on all
tra-neportation line have been pro
vided lorL
Public Bmakimq. Hoo.T.T. deer,
ol M arioo county, candidal for presl
dential elector on the republican
ticket, will address the people of Co
lumbia county en the political issues
at the following place and on the fol
lowing date: At Claiskanie on Mon
day evening, September 11; at Raio
iier on Tuesday evening, September
22.; and at Scappooee on Wednesday
vera nit, September S3. Senator Mo
Bride will prubably be present at orb
ol those meeting. Committeemen in
, the respective precinct will arrang
lor the meeting. D. Davis.
Chairman Central Committee,
Chpkch Organized. The organ!,
sation of a Congregational church in
thie city was affected laat Wednesday
aviih thirteen charier member. The
work of orgaoicing wa conducted by
Rev. C. F. Clapp, elate superintendent
of the Congregational Home Mission
ary Society, assisted by Rev. D. B.
Gray of Portland, Rev, It. A. 'Rowley,
state Sunday school superintendent;
Rev. Wallace Harlburt, of Beaverton ;
Mr. Thompson, delegate from Port
land; Rev. C. W. Wells, of Catlilmet,
Wash., and Rev. Mr. Bolioger, of A,
tori; Rev. C. E. Pbilbrook is the
pastor In charge. The services on
Wednesday evening were well attended
and the interesting lermon by Rev.
Clapp was very much appreciated.
Tbotect THt Cow. Th Milton
Eatlo. in iu last issue, calls the atten
tion of the city council of that little
burg to the fact tbat the 'nails are pro
truding from the sidewalk, and that
they should be driven down a they
re injurious to th foet of th town
"cows." This is a sad state of affair,
and on that ahould be looked into at
once; the feet of the cow ahould be
t retooled end plank walk ahould be
ept in good repair for tbem to walk
on. Tit average cow need a good,
smooth walk to thoroughly enjoy her
daily preamble, and not only should
th aidewalka of Milton be placed in
repair for her, but a committee should
be appointed by the town council to
nick the etones out of the road so that
her dainty feet wonld not be bruised
if tbey ahould descend from their lofty
Might and deign to walk on mother
earth. Truly, the Milton cow i a
pelted animal, and should hsv her
feet protected.
McKikliy Cmjh Mibtibo. Lst
Wednesday evening ai lue regular
meeting of the McKinley club, of this
city, Hon. Henry St. Rayner, of Port
land, and Senator MoBride spoke for
over two hours upon th politioal is
sues to an audisnee of nearly 160 per
son. Senator MoBride spoke firs!,
and in hi inimitable mannefnlainly
ahowed to publio light th fallioe of
th principle advocated by th oppos
ing parties in this campaign. He
poke for nearly an bour, after which
Mr. St. Rayner, who, by th way,
tumped the sixth congressional dis
trict in Nebraska four year ago against
Candidate Bryan, took th floor, and
by hi logical and convincing argu
ment, held th audience lor an nour
and a quarter. Hi discourse waa al
most entirely upon th money ques
tion, and his thorough knowledge of
ubjeot, and comparisons of ooins
and demonstration of their circula
tion undnr different conditions, wa a
convincing argument within 'Itself.
The meeting wa an interesting one,
and those who attended wer well
pleased with the argument from both
speaker.
FOB DKBATB. '
Hon. T.J. Cleeton hereby answers the
challenge of Hon. W, 8. O'Ren, of Clacka
mas county, and will meet bin In Joint de
bate la the City of St, Helens, on October
Utk.,1898. 0. Davis.
Ch.Orms0CoaBtyCeatrelCon.Mlt.ee.'
PEngQMAL AMP LOCAL.
Mrs. J. Q. Muokle visited Portland
Tuesday.
W. H. Dolman was a Portland vial-
tor Monday.
Mr. E. Joseph ba been very 111 for
to past several any.
Adam Stump, of Scappooie, wa In
mis otty weauesaay,
L. W. VanDyke cam over from
Vernonla last Monday,
John and Will Pringle.oi Vernonla,
were In tin city Wednesday.
Mis Dell Butler spent last Suuday
in tins city visiting relatives.
Mr. J. O. Watts, of Scappoo, wss
in this city Wednesday night.
Sheriff Rice made a trip to Neba-
lent the latter part of laat week.
15. Q. Darling, ol Pittsburg, came
over from that plao Wednesday,
O. 0. Jaqulsh, of Reuben, wa doing
business at the county seat Wed net-
day, ;
William Mutgrova, of Bauvle i
land, wa in town but Saturday eve
ning.
Captain Hooghklrk'a fish trap about
two mil dov town u now in oper
ation.
Fall Ashing It now In full blast and
a considerable amount of fish I being
caught.'
Mr, and Mrs. T. J. Cleeton were
passengers for Portland Wednesday
morning.
Country Justices of the peac can
secure all necessary blank at thi
offlo on short notioe.
Mis Amy George returned to port
land last Sunday, where ebe re-enters
school lor the coining year.
Till Mit keeps on band at all time
a large slock of note and receipt book
wbioh w aeli at a low figure.
Th eawnsill ahut down last Thurs
day except the planer, which waa kept
busy lor aeverai daye aiierward.
The road between thi place and
Nehalem wa perhaps never in better
condition for travel wan al lb pre
ent tim. '
Judge Doan, of Rainier, wa in th
city yeeterday on business oonneoted
with bit office. He continued on to
Poribnd.
Persons desiring oople of Wm. Mc
Kinley'a letter of acceptance ran have
the earn by addressing D. Davis, at
thi office.
Til personal pro erty belonging to
lb estate of Culhbert Slump, de
ceased, will be told al publio auction
on October 6th, 1896.
Mr. Dr. Yeargain. of San Jose,
Cal., arrived in thie city laat Saturday
morning and will yialt relative in
this county lor some time.
Th ball at th opera house laat Sat
urday evening wa not largely attend
ed. Those who wer present, how
ever, had a pleasant time until nearly
13 o'clock.
Howard C. Tripp, populist orator
and ei -temperance lecturer, delivered
a politioal speech at the court bouse
Tuesday evening. There i aaid to
nav been about aixty persons present.
Mr. Frank Dow moved his house
hold good to this place last Tuesday
and will occupy the. house belonging
to Jacob George on Honesty hill. Mrs.
Dow and the children will arrive a
little later.
1t.A Kail a.a an..AiinA-ul til la V A
place ber laat Sunday between the
Al If nl-na .nil thu Monoe-rama fallaal
.to connect by th latter backing out
no reaaonaoie excuse was given lor
ineir not coming.
From all account Chamberlain'
Couch Remedy I a Godsend to the
alllicted. There is no advertisement
about this; we feci Just like aayiug it.
The Democrat, uarroiuon, K.y. For
sale by Dr. Ed win Roe.
' A bov had smoked 1200 cigarette
and saved the picture and then wrote
th firm, asking what tliey would send
in exchange for them. The answer
cam by return mail : Smoke 1200
more and we'll send you a coffin.
All person in rrr to Thi Mirt
on tubscriptiou would do us a favor by
calling at the business office and
making settlement. If yon can not
pay all, oertainly you can pay a part
of it, which would be appreciated.
Rev. R. A. Rowley, slat Sunday
school superintendent of the Congre
gational church, will preach in St.
Helena next Sunday morning at 11
o'clock and at 7 :30 p.' ra. At the
morning bour it is hoped that a Sun
day school organisation may be effect
ed, slnoe that branch of th church
work i not represented here. The
meetings will be held ia Masonic hall.
The Semi-Weekly St. Louie Globe
Democrat, eight pages, republican in
politics, and Thr Mibt, one year 91.75
- .Ivann Thu fllnbe Democrat ia
one of the lending republican papers
... . 1 i a.. I I.
ol tne unueu ommm, nu m eigm
pagea twice a week are filled with the
latest and most interesting news. Its
agricultural department is of especial
inter1 to farmer. Send 91-75 to
thi office and receive both paper for
on year.
In a recent letter to the manufac
turers, Mr. W. F. Benjamin, editor of
h. HmuititAr. Rnahfnrd. N. Y.. aava :
"It may be a pleasure to you to know
the bign esteem in wnicn iminuer
lain' medicines are held by the peo
ple of your own state, where they must
be best known. An aunt of mine,
raaiitaa al DarLnr. Tow., was about
to visit me a few years sinoe, and be-
. . i am
lore leaving nome wrot me, aaaing ii
. I,u mnrm anlrt hara. tatine that if
they were not she would bring a quan-
... ... t - JU . . - U -
ttty wnn ner, as sne um doi iiu w uw
without them," The medicinee re-
Remedy, famous for its cures of colds
and croup; Chamberlain's rain uaim
for rheumatism, lam baok, pains in
the side and chost, and Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
for bowel complaints. These medi
cine have been in ooostant use in
Iowa for almost a quarter of a century.
The people have learned tbat they are
..,ij.lo nl erroal arnrth and merit, and
ueequalad by any other. They are
lor sal, Dare oy vr. cqwib ww.
VmtMONIA VAR1KT1E8.
BberlffKlc was at Veraonla last week.
Fire destroyed part of J. Campbell's or
Obard last week.
Frank Wilson has rsturned home after
an absence of several months.
Mrs. E. Curtis is tnsll carrier pro tern, on
vn t vriiunie-Dujiion route.
Mrs. Mills of the Vernonla hotel made
nor. thi. w menus at Mist ttils week.
Rev. Palmer occupied the pulpit at the
juTaiiseiicBi cnuroB last eunaay evening.
Joseph Coulter Is nutting In some under
draining and otherwise Improving his farm.
The Clstskanle brass band has the boaor
of being the Drat brass band to visit Ver-
noma.
The Vernonla hotel was kept busy feed-
in-, mc crowas who same to near senator
Mltobell.
Tin-. P f ri.., a.
-V... lt.tvn.WH WW. vm IIUIU ol.
Helena with many others to hear Senator
B. A. Hosfnrd Is anMied In nnttlne In
the new roller process machinery in the
(ria Hlltl.,
Editors Blackford of the Chief and Beegle
of Ties MinT. were amongst the visitors to
vernonia last weec.
Wlllard Denslow cut his foot while work
in in a lumber eamp and has returned
home to nurse the Injured member.
Dr. Hall, ef ClaUkanle, assisted by sev
eral otben, sen a song at th republican
rally which "brought down the house."
A doc belonclna to the Clstskanle band
got potioned white at Vernonla. We should
be sorry to tblak It was done purposely.
Mr. Oustav Peterson, of Mist, brought a
little son of the late Mr. Meeslng to Ver
nonia lor meaicai treatment last Monday.
Harvev Vanblarlcom who Went tn Hills.
eoro ler medical treatment several weeks
ago, returned home Sunday, the physicians
considering bis case hopeless.
The Clstskanle band came over and
played for the republican nieetina; and their
visit will be remembered with nleasure bv
the people ol this vicinity. Come again,
ooyai
Hon. Max Pracht. of Ashland, cam in
to the republican rallv and distributed lot
of "protection" buttons. He la a pleassnt
gentleman eaa it is a pleasure to make us
acquaintance.
Miss Kettle Guild has lust closed a verv
successful term of school In the Keasey
district. The patrons of the school were so
well pleaeed that the directors have given
ber a contract for four months school in
the spring.
Senator Mitchell's speech at Vernonla
Druoamv naa more weient witn tne Deooie
of Vernonia than the same words y any
other man, knowing, as we do. that the
senator is honest in his convictions, and
from his Isrs-a emerlence and extensive
studies, is competent to judge on the sub
ject. ,
Real Batata Transfers.
Emma E, Anderson to Michael Ketter
ing, power of attorney.
Henry Black to J. 0. Hsveley. trustre, n
61 acres of stf of seK. ec 85. and lots 2
and 8, sec 88. tp 7 n, r S wert; $1 00.
O. J. Brysnt and wife to Keeper Kober-
stein, lot 9, blk 8. Clatekanle: 2S0.
H. L. Colvln and wife to Tho. 8. Colvin,
swX of ssX and seK of sw, see 4, and
nw) ef n. and nt of nv, sec 9, tp 7
n, rSwest; ttOOO.
Tbo. 8. Colvln to Astoria Railroad Co.,
right of way; 8300.
W. B. Colvin aud Vlfe to Astoria Ball-
road Co., lot 9 and t of seKsec 2, tp 7 n,
r S west, right of way ; gl 00.
Rachael A. Dusan and husband to Emma
E. Anderson, m of nw and t of of
umi, eec 29, tp 7 n, r 8 west; 8500.
W. H. FouU and wife to Silvo Graham.
lota 8, 4, 8 and 8, blk 8, Clatakanie; bond
for deed; 8450.
Amanda A. Johnson to Sarah W. Dibb
les, swX of neX, sec 4, tp 8 n. r 8 west;
MO.
Kapar Koberstetn to Kmina Koberstein,
lot 9, blk 8, Clatakanie; 11.00.
Edward Kettering to Michael Kettering,
power of attorney.
Geo. Merrill to Samuel B. Mohlor. wW of
swX of neX sec 84, tp 7 n, r 2 west; 8400.
Mel ssa B. Power and hnsbaad to Perry
G. Baker, acre In sec 8, tp 4 n, r 1 west;
11.00.
Hannah A. and E. Ridgwty to Austa
V mDyke, ol of of see 34, tp 8 a.
4 west; 11300.
Judge MoBride bat been in tbia city
for neveral day.
Thr Mist and Oregonian on year
for $2.00 in advance.
Sheriff Rice ha men now engaged
in posting notic on land which ia to
be told for delinquent taxes.
The people of Scappooie and violn
ity will be addressed upon the political
issues by Hon. T. T. Geer, republican
candidate for presidential elector, ami
8enator MoBride on Wednesday even
ing, September S3. Sec bills,
The Mist would take it very kindly
if those who owe it would call and set
tle their accounts. The credit of Thi
Mist's friends is excellent, but we
don't see bow we can use it just at
present to meet outstanding obliga
tion for which caah it expected. Let
ue bear from you.
Bweaieat'e AVrwIcat aalre.
The beat Salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively
oures piles, or no pay required. It is gusr-
anteed to give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price 23 cent per box. For sal
by Dr. Edwin Ross.
Bit or McKinley. A man in Gold-
end ale, Wash., last week made the
Bryan men of that little village sick
by proposing to them the following
bet: One hundred dollars to $50 tbat
McKinley will be elected ; 1100 to 950
that Bryan will not carry three south
ern states ; 9100 to $&Q that Bryan will
not carry an eastern state: gzuu to
9100 that Bryan will not receive a
many vote a Horaoe Greely did.
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12
OOVIIT PROCEEDINGS.
Bnelneea Tranaaoted at th Regu
lar September Term.
At a regular session of the county coort
of the state of Oregon, for Columbia county,
begun and held at the county court bouse
in Bt. Helens, on Wednesday, September
9th, 1808, present. Hon. J. B. Doan, county
Judge; P. A. Frakes, commissioner; N. D.
Peterson, eomuiuwloaeri Judson Weed,
clerk; J. N. Rice, sheriff, th following pro
ceedings were had :
Matter of petltloa of K. Patrick etal for
change In county road. Petition rejected.
Matter of petition of Clatakanie Dam and
Boom Company to leas the Clatakanie
river. Continued until September 28.
Matter of petition of N. J. Bergman for
cancellation of tax sale certificate. Peti
tion granted.
Petition ef J. D. Lewis for cancellation
of tax sale certificate. Petition granted.
Matter of petition of W. J. Burns for
leave te redeem property told for taxes.
Petition granted. .
Matter of petition of H. West et al for an
order of oourt offering bounty on seal pa of
gray squirrels. Petition rejected.
Matter of appointment of road supervisor
for district No. 83. Otto Seldleman appoint
ed for tbat district
Matter of appointment of constable for
Bearer Falls precinct. O. E. Wonderly ap
pointed. Matter of viewers' report en Bergerson
road. Report accepted, and road ordered
opened.
Matter of viewers' report on Baker road.
Report eoeepted and road ordered opened.
Matter of examining accounts of county
officer. Aocounte of clerk, sheriff and
treasurer examined and approved.
Matter of resignation of E. J. Mill at su
pervisor of road district No. 18. Ordered
that report be returned for correction.
Matter of petition of Joel Bat for liquor
license. Petition granted. .
Matter cf claim of J. M. Adams for work
In road distriot No. 19. Referred to tb
supervisor ef road distriot No. 19 for pay
ment. Matter of tax levy for the year 1898. Con
tinued till regular January term of county
conrt
The following claims were examined and
ordered paid;
A Shannahao, Justice fees, state vt
Scbuller $ 8 85
Joseph Reed, constable, same. ... ... 11 10
John Bbeldelin, same........ ...... S 20
R Patrick, witness, same 2 90
John sheldelln, witness, same 2 90
Joseph Heed, witness, same 2 50
Mrt T B Mills, boarding prisoner... 83
A N Clark, Justice fees, committing
Imans patient 8 45
A Shannaban, Justice fees, state vs
Bingham etal 8 80
Geo Pearson, constable, same 150
G W Parker, Juror, earn.. ..... 1 00
L B FiUgerald.same ............... 1 00
R Sesseman, same.... 100
J W Parker, same .- ,. 1 00
Geo Solomon, same 1 00
R Patrick, same ... ... ... . 100
A Shannaban, juttlce fees, state v
Coulter S 05
Geo Penrson, constable, sam 8 60
M Davison, witness, same.... 150
LB FItsgerald, witness, sam ...... 2 10
James Adams, same 2 10
A N Clark. Justice fees, state vs Mo
ran 4 85
T J Cleeton, district attorney, same 6 00
A N Clark, justice fees, state vs Mo-
ran ... 8 90
J O Cox, constable, same ,. . ... .... 13 20
Charles Ternahsn. witness, same... 7 10
Fred Fluhrer, same 7 10
W K Traylor, holding inquest on the
body of Ethel Boy n ton 8 00
Cua Ewing, notifying coroner "20
CW Mayger, witness..... 160
Clarence McAyeal, same 1 50
Fred Mayger, same 1 50
Henry Henderson, justice fees, state
vsMorun..,.. 4 40
L L Decker, sawing wood for oourt
house 8 80
Rainier Keviow, stationery........ .. 2 25
FAZillgUt, nailsforrdSl 180
J N Rice, postage. , 10 00
Martin white, county assessor 147 00
C W Blakesley, work on assessment
roll... 75 50
T N Stoppeiibach, return on tax cer
tificate IS 78
Vf N Meserve, re-establishing gov
ernment corner 10 00
G W Barnes, preparing house for
Juneeleotion 1 80
W N Meserve, surveying coanty
roads 85 20
Oregon Mist, printing and stationery 88 85
H O Howard, lumber for r d 4 18 88
H O Howard, lumber for r d 22 . . . . 11 12
H O Howard, lumber for rd 5.... .. 27 08
Meetoa A Pygert, record books .... 75 00
James Gaitens, timber for r d 5. . . . . 18 80
A H Sheffield, support of Headley . . 20 00
Dart Muokle, supplies for court
heuae .... 10 57
Dart & Muokle, supplies for Mrt Mo
Coy.. 10 00
John Priaglt, supplies for McCul-
lough............ 9 70
Q F Lindgren, spikes for r d 12. .... . 425
G F Lindgren, spikes for r d 82 , 4 60
G F Gronberg, lumber for r d 82. .. . 11 67
Clatakanie Chief, stationery 3 00
H Braunlng, supplies for Doemeyer 8 70
Pittsburg Mill Co, lumber far r d 81 18 54
H B Cliff, examinlnglnsane patients 10 00
E Ross, examining insane patients 10 00
E Ross, medical attendance county
charge.,.. 9 00
A A Johnon, support of J Green.., 80 87
St Helens Water A Light Co, water
rent 6 00
Geo Lemon t, wood.... 22 60
Glass A Prudbomme, record books
for sheriff 1 55
Geo Leniont, hauling brick for court
house 1 00
Stuart A Thompson, stationery for
surveyor 8 60
AM A W K Tlchenor, lumber for r
dlO....... 10 00
Alma Beegle, assisting at tsaohers'
examination....... 9 00
A B Little, same 9 00
C L Parker, hauling lumber for rd 81 5 00
J T 8olomon, work on bridge, r d 31 6 00
GWKlce.eame 8 00
C Solomon, same. , ... 8 00
A Parker, same 8 00
Geo Parker, same 8 00
Jobn Parker, tame . . . 8 00
F M Parker, same 60
J W Rrnch.sama ... .- ... ' I 00
T J Cleeton, dlatrict attorney 13 00
Wm H Smith, Juror, May term... . 2 40
Gustavo Lange, same 4 60
F M Tompkins, same 400
Glass A Prudhomnie. justice dockets 10 00
A H Blakesley, hoarding pjisonurs. 17 45
e A r ranee, county oomnuiaioner.. 11 w
N D Peterson, same 90 40
Glass A Prudhomnie. stationery .-. . 2 88
Henry Huber, support of county
charge 16 00
Whereupon court adjourned till Septem
ber 26th, 1806.
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Dr. King's New Life Pills. A trial wHl
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tbey have been proved Invatnabte. Tbey
are guaranteed to be perfectly free from
every deleterious substance and to be pure
ly vegetable. Tbey do not weaken by their
action , bat by giving tone to stomach snd
bowels, greatly Invigorate the system. Reg
ular size K cents per box. Sold by Dr.
Edwin Ross, druggist.
When Baby arse sick, are gave ber Ossteeis.
Vfhen she was a Cbild, she criad for OaatoHs.
Wbea she became Was, eh eiuBf to Caetorta.
When she had CUldno, she gave them Osstoafi
City Treasurer's Notice).
Notice Is hereby given that all warrants
of the City of St. Helens, Oregon, which
have been presented and endorsed, "Not
paid for want of funds" np to February 7,
lMM, will be paid noon presentation. In
terest will not be allowed after this date.
Dated September 10, 1896.
E, E. QUICK,
- City Treasurer.
IBEllVBEB't HOTICB.
Coukty Tbbasureb's Officb, )
St. Hblbws. Or.. Sep. 10, 1896.(
NOTICE it hereby given that all unpaid
County Warrant of said county,
which hare been n resented and endorsed
"Not Paid for Want of Funds," prior to
March 17. 1804. will be paid upon present
ation at this office. Interest will not be el-
lowed after this date. W. H. DOLMAN,
alloO Treasurer of Columbia County, Or,
Notice te Cr cell tore.
In the Connty Court ef the State of Oregon,
tor ijoiumnia uounty.
In the matter of the estate of Frank U
Meeker, deceased.
NOTICE it hereby given that the under
signed was, on the 22nd day of Aug
ust, 1896, duly appointed administratrix of
ue estate 01 trans at. Meeter, aeceaseo, oy
th County Court for Columbia County,
Oreron: and all nereons having claims
against said estate are hereby required to
present tbem. with the proper vouchers, to
the undersigned, at the offlc of Cole A
Quic k, Bt. Helens, Columbia county, Ore
gon, witnin six montns ironi ine uaeoereoi.
8t. Helena, August 25th, 1896.
EMELINE MEEKER,
Administratrix of the Estate of Frank M.
Meeker, deceased. a28e25
Flwtlee te Creaitaire.
NOTICE Is hereby given tbat th under
signed have been duly appointed by
tb County Court of Columbia county. Ore
eon, administrators of the estate ef Cntb-
bert Stump, sr., deceased, and have quali-
nea as socn. ah persons mr' ui'
against said estate are hereby required to
present the eame. with proper voucher to
us. at the law office of Dillard A Cole, in
8t. Heleas, said county and state, within
six months from the date bereoi.
Dated at St. Helena. Or., Aug. 28, 1896.
ADAM STUMP and
CCTHBERT STUMP, if..
Administrators of the Estate of Cuthbert
Stump, ar., deceased. a28s25
SUMMONS,
Ia the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for
tne coanty 01 UMuraoia.
kfaroel Beaudry, Plaintiff,
va.
Arthur A. Everett. Defendant
To Arthur A. Xverett, the defendant above
named. .
IN TUB NAME OF THK STATE OF OREGON
you are hereby required to appear before
tne uourt aoove namea in tne aDove-enuuea
of aaid Court, which ihall commence alz weeka
or more altar tne date of the Drat publication of
thleaummona,to-wit: On Tuesday, the lain
u j v, u.:wra, a. v. uw. uu .. . m. wu.-
plalnt filed against you tn aaid action; and If
von fail ao to anneer and anawer aa aforesaid.
plalntift will apply to the Court for the relief
uemanaea in aaiu complaint, io-wh:
let. For Judgment aisinat defendant for the
aum of two hundred dollars (1200), with Interest
thereon from the Mth day of August, ISM, at
the rate of 12 per cent per annum, for the furth
er sum of one hundred dollars (tun) aa attor
neya' feea, and for the costs and disbursement
of thla action.
2d. For the usual decree for the sale of the
? remises described in the complaint, to-wlt:
he north weat auarter fnwW) of aeotion thirty
two fH2) in township number 6, north of range
number J, west of the Willamette meridian. In
Columbia county, atateof Oregon, toRother with
alt and aiusular the tenements, heriditamenta
and appurtenance thereunto belonging, by the
sheriff of said county, according to law and the
practice of thta Court, and that the proceeds of
aaia eaie may oe appuea w toe payment oi ine
amount due Dlalntifr. and that defendant and
all persona claiming under heir, anbaequentlo
the execution of the mortgage In the oomplaint
aet rortn, on tne premises aioreaaia, eiuer aa
be barred and foreclosed of all right claim or
equity oi redemption in aaiu pmuim iuu overj
nart thereof: and that nlaintiff may have 1uda
meui ana execution againat tne oeienaani lor
any deneieney wnicn may remain alter apply
ing all the nroeeedaol the aale of said premises
to The satisfaction of said judgment, and that
ftiainun may nave sucn otnerana inriner reiiei
n the nremlaea aa to the Court may seem lust
and equitable.
inis summons is puDiianea Dyoraerorine
Honorable T. A. McBnde. lurtaw of aaid Court.
made and entered on the 2nd day of September,
A. ii. raw.
ALLEN A CLEETON.
etolt
Attorneya for Plaintiff.
Citation to Heirs.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for
lite State of Oregon, plaintiff,
vs.
Undley Meeker, and all heirs at law of Levi
French, deceased, defendants.
TNFORMATION HAVING BEEN FILED I
A. the above entitled Court and Cause on the
80th day of March, 189, by W. N. Barrett, then
diatrict attorney of the 6th Judicial District of
Oteeon. wherain It la avered and shown that
Levi French, then a resident of Columbia
county, Oregon, died intestate in the county of
Multnomah ia aaid state, on the Uth dey of
March, 1M89:
That said French, at the time of hla death,
owned in fee all that portion of the following
deeoribed real eatata lying eaat of the partition
fence of the Buaannah Lamberaon tract, to-wlt:
Beginning at a point 8 17 desreee 10 minutes E
5.60 chs from that corner of the Aaron Broylea
donation land claim that ia aituated Net de
grees SO mlnulee E 7.45 cba from the quarter
post on the weat aide of section No. 4, township
Ko. 4 N, range No. 1 W of Willamette Meridian,
and thenee running N fa degrees 10 minutes E
S.52 chs to a stake; thence 8 62 degrees 10 min
utes E 0.M chs to a point 90 feet from the oenter
of the N. P. railroad, aa the same ia now built;
thence 8 37 degrees W, and parallel wtth the
center line of said railroad to a point in the cen
ter line of Milton creek; thence up the eenter of
Milton creek to a point where a line extended
8 62 degrees 10 minutes W from the beginning
post would Intersect the eenter of aaid creek;
thence N 52 degrees 10 minutes E to the place of
beginning; all In Columbia county, Oregon; snd
then had In his posaeaalon a lsige amount of
money;
That all of said property 4s within thta Judi
cial diatrict, and within Columbia county, Ore
gon; That the estate of Levi Frenoh has been fully
settled, and the same la free from debta:
Thataaid Levi French left no kin or hetraat
law, and by reason thereof and of his intestacy
all ol aaid property haa escheated to the State of
Oregon; and that the defendant Undley Meeker
is in poaaeaaionof the same:
That on or about the 1st day of November,
1806, the governor of Ororon waa informed of
all the foregoing facta, and he then gave leave
to, and directed aaid w. N. Barrett to prosecute
thla action, and authorised the employment of,
and employed Measra. Dillard ds Cole to asaiat
aaid distriot attorney herein, and asking judg
ment that said estase haa eecheated, and that
the State of Oregon be seined and possessed of
allot said property and directing the sheriff of
Columbia county, Oregon, to sell said real estate
and make return of his proceedings aooording
to law.
It Is hereby ordered that all persons Interested
in the estate of said Levi French, deceased, or
in aaid property, appear iu thla cause within
sixty days from the dale heveof and show cause,
if any they have, why title to all of aaid property
ahould not veat In the State of Oregon, anil ha
sold aa required by law: and that thla order be
published for at least six consecutive weeka
from thla date tn the "Oregon Mist," a weekly
newapaper published regularly in Columbia
county, Oregon.
Dona and ordered In open Court, at this May
term, lMaV- August 2, 1NM.
Witness- THOMA8 A. McBBIDK, Judge.
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