The Oregon mist., May 15, 1908, Image 5

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PART & MUCKLE
n Carry Complete Stock of the I I
Beit In General Merchandise at
Lowest Pricei Consistent with
Quality. Country Produce
Bought and Sold. When in
Need of Groceries, Dry Goods,
Hardware, Boots or Shoes We
Solicit Your Patronage and As
1 sure Ypu.Courteous Treatment mmmm
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COUNTY COURT
"A Shoe Store for Shoes" J
Is the dictum of the experienced. It is a matter of
shoe history that the department stores which try
to sell shoes of the grades wc sell do not make a
success of it. The reason is that a shoe "depart
ment" is fundamentally lacking in the element of
S&RVICK that must go with the sale of fiuc shoes
to make them rcal'.y worth the price asked.
KXiciaT saois co.
Washington and Third Kl.
"All Around the North westerner"
Sine for
Men and
Women
WALK-OVER
SOROSIS
Only exclusive
children's d'p't
in Portland.
llllli nllowed by tin county court In
regular region May 8th, 1IH)H:
General lioniilv fund.
W Hyiiiuiii Justice fee, gtaie vt
Hilton
0 II Kiiiinn, constable Hut vi
Wil.uii
J W Milclnr. witness KUla
Wilton
J M llluckfnrd, JuMiie fee Kttl
vii linker
J I. Ciuiinbcll. constable Hln:e
vt linker
t M llarrir, soik tn clerk's o(-
llin
II H Cliff, i xmii. d.iilh ol En
yiut, Hint uiiknoan 16 20
A I' Mi Luivii, esain. d'-alli ol
unknown it lUlnier
Feirls Brooks, anst'gie move tin-
kiuiKii luxly , . , . ,
Hoy I'arknr, same
Kil Klllott. nunc
I II Chh Ininl, Ituvrling ex-
l nun Mreh mil April. . . .
li In-1 I.xImuO Co probate record
bonk
Gliua A 1'iuilliiitiiiue Co, deed
rcorj bik
Oregon Mint. til teiut annual
report Hi il court proceeding
T Laws, iltt ( final laud en-trlet
Itainlnr Keyiew, ul). notice to
limber owners ...........
ClaUkaule Chief, nub notice tn
timber owners
A J Iteming, stationery 6 36
I II Copcland, tuppliet tcliool
tupl 18 40
i. I. tk-ckrr, telephone 8 00
t Morgus, supplies court Iioum 1 60
laeoh (..collie, board ol priaolien 2 76
I H Cliff, medical mt. Mrt. Bid-
del 10 00
IVan Illmharl. rent (or Jordan zo uu
.W Kerv.iniiilie(or P.lnirr 4 24
itttt Uendrickron, care ol Suo-
n.aia 20 00
t Mary' Hospital, inre Win
Batton'
I M lilackrord.reiil lor Hopkins 10 00
0 II HrliMs. uiip to Bob?iki ... lit 70
J Dewing, medicine fur p
JOB PRINTING
yl8 O UR BU8INE88
E haTe the best and most
fnv AnniDDcdJobFrtnt-
Ing Office in Colambla County
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And we are prepared to
do cull kinds of Pnntini
on short notice and at
mos-t reasonable prices
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.... at A as
TRIAL WILL CONVIItut
MIST
ORI-CON
J4 10
2 60
1 60
2 46
2 66
IK) 00
6 00
1 00
I 00
1 00
17 00
17 60
26 00
24 01
2 00
6 60
6 00
per .
10 00
6 00
7 60
12 80
6 00
I '.Win Hum, exam limine (Km
baud)
0 J Carariasen, registering elec
tint
f C Watt, mine
M Blarkfnrd. mme 21 60
IV Symons, cauvarapri. election
mmrn
It V Walkins, C4nvaa prl. eiec-
linn returns 3 00
Whllt'g & limner, bull for elec-
lloi. 3 '
Thomas Biuuie, sume 3 00
Ulii rrit lboinme Co, aupp
lor election 30 00
F U rir-lt, aurveyor unit inn-
S llninct Hill
EJ Mi Kil)', rliKinmiui Sllalnet
bill
OJlirrioti, cbiiin'li 8 liainea
hill
0 Newman, axumn f"f tame .
Dick Ik-vine, aainan lor uran. .
F U I're'Cott, Mirveyor aud mil-
S WW ro'1
Kdwar.1 lllake, aiman Seer City
road
Cleo Fowr. aimnnlor auino .
A Neer, clliilnlll"" "UB
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II 8 IVapain, "
12 70
2 60
2 60
2 60
2 60
8 70
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chestra.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS,
INVESTMENTS,
CITY AND FARM PROP
U ERTY.
Money to Loan at Rea.otmt.le
Rulea.
HOULI o'.-l OHt 1UN
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10
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17.
2 60
2 6t'
2 60
2 i 00
76 06
103 76
68 76
61 26
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:7 60
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18 7..
7 .Mi
7 0i
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H C Wood
0 KraUke
U 11 Pbllllpt "
C A tiirl
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V M ItoberU "
V J .illinan "
CUlUiliiveit "
M Hill
P Ilcrireiaon
C WMelllnyor, aervV "'"I""'
A 1' M'M"'"' 1"l,,t,"il"
A T U,tr ..vclliiK e'ii-e
oeor A :ijty . .......
II It Cliff, to uoneel eiMii im
tliilmNo. 1.3....
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nld
llaKlwi" ",f'",J. tx,x '"r
unknown
C V MelliK,,r' aerving pilw,
itlierifT
itill Uryi i""8'"K
(MeUry) to ft noicnn. ...
C l'ernalmn, brlnRlng liile.. . .
V Krlxon, part payment on pui
Imet ....
ft Libel, coin miHsluncr "
II West, coinmltsioner
Dart A Miii'k". ,lll'l'
Dart & Miicklo, mi'H
court liouw
Kltost exiim l''( tMcLBr.v)
Diatrlct roadfuiul.
i Diat. No. 2.
1 VJ P Piwnr '""
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100 tKi
5 W
5 CK)
1 00
nl't forMc
(or
8 W
7 00
2880 00
81 40
20 00
1 40
6 80
6 00
RO Hazen
NF Baker
Jack Cooper
Out ltaacaoo
Jnlin Hum
Dul'ont l'owder Co
Dial. No. 8.
'eiryA Uraliain
D Tomp.on
liotoKardner
Iinckbee
J RUe
Haxton
8 Iji'npa
Shu mi Haxton
I'eiry & Graham
Pitt. No. 4 .
Chat Japer
Wm Nelmn
0 Llndboin
Out Betdel
P.it M.OIynn
Herman Wolf
BO Mom
E E Tullar
J H Edr.l
Den Hunter
John Burnt
B.b ilamilt
Qua Jatper
C II Engli.h
Di'l. No. 6
J Wttter
W Waifnf r
E Wanner
C II Mellville ,
E Waster
OKratxkt ,
OLink
O Liuk
Lindsay ,
Pitt. No. e
John Hufrtnao
It B rhillipa
I E Saylor
8 I'hllllpi
C C Wilaou Lbr Co
J Boerer
Dial. No. 7
E E Bkkni II
C Hubbard
Sid Thuriton
tieo. ClagR
t'E Allien
Roy Foltx
J E Htehman
1. Alley
J L (iallieu
L Alley
J K Ciirl
C A Girt '.
J L Bell
C A Girt
J L Bill
Dltt. No. 8.
Fred Trow,
Ed Hpencer
Hoy Tliomaw n
Wm Devine
8 Kaaper
Dan Lncey
Mayger & Flubrer
Lit Gamble
Pitt. No. 0
Mayger A Flubrer
Mayger A Flubrer
Mayiter Company
8 Kap3r
8 Kaupcr
J Stockenberg
S Btockenlrit
J W Hnirman
JonhStorkenl)erg
John i-torkinlv.-ri
Hrouyhniii A Wliiglua
Dim. No. 10
Christ Johnaon
I, CulU'ruou
Geo Kelly
Claude liiev
Mr Kenilmf
T Uluney
K J Smith
John lteddii k
Dirt. No. 13
Dnl'onl 1'o.vder Co
Cml Johuaou
M M Harvey
0 MiiUnli. iv
A I, Wikiliui y
I' Banner
( Kali-'. . . .
4 M Hill ,
W II lhe
i M Hill
Dll. No. 14
Duront l'owder Co
U 8 MelliiiBnr
J W Armatrong
A Kmuiona
Wm Allen
John Haimon
V Powell
C W Melllnger;
Diet !o. 1ft
DuVont Powder Co
Vernonlt Lbr A Fuel Co..
A O HntcbkiM
MJ John
lly Olah.
J A MclVmuld....,
G C Eugolke
J Y Kauffraan
BUThroop
Pitt. No. 17
DuPont Powder Co..
33 00
3 00
10 00
20 00
16 00
83 70
7 70
6 10
29 70
0 76
16 07
19 60
7 20
16 00
6 46
11 28
76 60
06 26
42 20
47 26
16 W)
8 16
17 60
82 00
9 00
31 90
20 66
28 26
0 26
39 37
21 26
40 60
15 75
6 6?
14 62
10 62
19 12
4 60
43 87
78
6 90
5 62
02 40
80
22 60
18
30 37
24
39 64
4 60
22 60
22 60
32 62
9
22 60
36
9 10
9
20 15
4 80
6 40
16 60
13 25
3
65
31 32
1 60
42
17 10
S3
30
40 75
30
30
25
10 60
33
381 45
6
7 28
24
H 60
7
14
11 25
41 60
, lOtt
. 16 th
. 16
46
l.'i
L Helgart
E K Throop
John Edholra
Hana Clirlitenten
T Anderton
W Pallat
O L Smith
Dlit. No. 12
Gutt Llnberg ,
Frank Lonkey
A Boiler
General Road Fund
E I Ballagh
T B Lott
A King ..
Valrollnt Oil Co
04 WBewerPiptCo
Betll A Co ,
W H Holman, agent
H Morgut
F Watkint
W Johnaon
Henderson
Cobb
E Perry
O Watkint
Anton Frit
68
6 SO
8
2 28
2 48
1 86
1 12
60 45
3
23
76
8 60
10 95
6 25
8 70
974
75
6 75
46
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 60
4 60
1 60
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bidt will be received for the
erection of a public achool building in
diatrict No. 14, Columbia County, Oregon
in accordance witn plana ana pecin ca
tion now on exhibition at the diatrict
clerk't office and nt the port office at Ver-
noma. mat win be cloaed on the atxtis
day of Juoe 1008, at 12 o'clock noon.
The right to reject any and all bidt it reserved.
By order of the Board of Director! of
School Diatrict No. 14.
Attest: Judson Weed,
District Clerk.
INFORMATION
A Vernonla correspondent requests
the publication of the Itw regulating
the assess'r't saltry and expenses, and
and also desires information at to who
payt the premium on official bonds.
The county payt the premium. The
old practice wat for officials to give bonds
of individuals and these cost them noth
ing but sometimes coat the county a
great deal, and it put the officers under
obligations that might interfere with the
impartial performance of their duties.
The expense of bonds in this county it
at follows.
Sheriff $ 40.00
Clerk 30.00
Treasurer 46.00
Aractaor 15.00
2 I
218
21 26
7 50
6 25
2 60
5
13 66
H 50
24 76
iiiiii kim mi it in mil
218
15 52
0
6 V
4 16
7 20
2 25
10 12
10 50
109,
Total $130.00
The law in regard to salary and ex
penses of assessor are aa follows:
An Act to regulate the salary of the
aueaior and deputy assessor of Columbia
County, Oregon, to provide for neces
sary assistance, and 6xing the remuner
ation of tuch officer aud assistants:
Be it enacted by the people of the State
of Oregon:
Section 1 . The assessor of Columbia
County, Oregon, shall receive an an
nual salary of (1,200, such salary to be
paid monthly, iu like manner as the
salary of other officials of said county are
now paid.
The assessor of Columbia County,
Oregon, shall have authority to appoint
one deputy, who shall be paid an annual
salary of '&00, said salary to be paid
nioutmr in manner as tne salary ot
the other county officers of said county
are now paid.
3 The assessor of Columbia County,
Oregon, shall have authority to employ
as many assistanta as he may deem
necessary for the vrompt and proper
cmduct and administration of hit ottice.
Each said assistsnl shall be paid a salary
not to exceed S3 per day fiir each day
actually employed, the same to be audit-
ited and ordered paid by the county court
of said Columbia Coun-.y, Oregon, out
of auy funds applicable to such purpose
in the treasury ol said county.
4 Tn addition to these salaries pre
scribed in sections 1 aud 2 of this act the
assessor of Columbia County, Oregon,
shall be allowed and paid by the county
court of Columbia County, Oregon, out
of any funds applicable to tuch purpose
in the treasury ot said county, an oi me
uecessary expenses incurred by him and
and his ussistttuta iu the performance of
their official duties, upon the filing with
the county court ol said county by said
Assessor of a certified statement of said
expenses.
We reg;ir.l eeoliol! 3 a olj e!i. u;iluV,
as it is liable to l- abused ; but exami
nation of the rtn'ordt ahoas tbw present
I assessor has iu no way nbuwd the law.
cither in the matter of the number of
deputies employed of the expenses In
curred. We ore glad to rweive such In
quiries, aud hope the people will insist
upon the fullest publicity in all eonniv
uiattort, The matters complained or,
however, are mere trifles compared with
the tax dodgers' graft, Bnd that it the
one thut should receive t be most caretu
attention and study.
Nabodv can accuse ex-Governor Geer
of being a sorehead and sulking in his
tent this time. The way he it whoip
in 'er up for the republscaua shows he is
the noblest Roman of them all. He hit
the nail squarely on the head when be
taya: "Chamberlain will not receive a
vote in June from any mnu who has a
tight) to be called a republican.
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