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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1909)
1111 , B Our Holiday Announcement 4, ..si., Kidd Clothes For The Kids Built to Wear. They are jut what you have been looking for. Try them-then you will come again. We thank yon in advance for your valued call. That you will call we have not the slightest doubt, as it is to your interest as well as ours. Our Holiday line is complete in every detail. JAS. MUCKLE & SON Attend Our I'OtJITI roiuT. It il rememU'tml that a regular term ol the county curl of the Hint of lie gun, lor OtuiubU County, was licgnu ml held tt I he limit Ituuw, In the City ol Ht, Helena on Wednesday the 3rd day of November, ihe hdng time Dxd by law tor holding u tegular term ol said comt, when vteie prvatmt; lion. James IWt. Co'inly Judge. I Inti. If . Wet, Cmmllornr. Hon. W. K. Ttil.eiior, Commissioner. W. A. HarfU, Clerk. Martin Whue, riheritf. iHie proclam.illou leutg made the fob lowlim proiecdliiiis were bad; Journal rami, approved and atgne I. Maltrr ol poltlloii uf K. J. I'otiron et at. for cbittig-a in Mii-l'iiUtmK county road. On thia 3n day of Nov., I!KW, tome on lor lulling Hid MtUIn of K. J. rt uraoB, el. a.1., lriMliolKri Ol llio coutity, reaiiliiig III Ilia ftwd diatrlot lier aalil ro. U to bo ctmiiutwl, praying for a elinng in tli MUt IMitibum toad, aa (oltowa: lU'iclnniiiit Ml a polnl Norllt !' toil, and aouthaaaU'rly wl from the KKcornrf of tk 2tl, T. (IN. U. 4 W., and un the litia of prraenl county roiJ Iradlnt tip tUo Nniiali'tn rivor, at n uke inntked "It" and running tlnnc In a oiiiluierly clltiwtlon to a atnlte n iirkvd "C" on tint Hub o? le pri county iod; tlienw foilowliiK llio pr i nt eonnty rottd io ataka markinl "H" mil tunning from iUbiicb In a aoutltutly UiriH-ilon to a ataka marked "X" on the hank ol the NolmliMU rlvr, and Itom thenca following up along tlie Nidmlutu rivrln a aomlimrly direction to a toko marked "A" ami pliu ol ending. Ami titui that purl ol ald old county rod lying bflwwm faid ot marked I) & C and between po.ta 1) A A. le v calod when ald chnngea In the line of ald county ruud are opened lor travel. Anil it alialaotorlly apearlug to tlie court from proof llled herein, that (hie tiotlie of the pendency of thli procned Ing Ima boon given l by law required; that more than twelve of euld petitioner are legal fieuholdora ol till comity re lining in the road dlntrlet ordlatrlctaof the propoaett cliuuge, "d U'' g"0" and mlllcimit bond ha been given ami Ijlfd IiituIii. It la theiefote nrdored by tbo court that the Hoard cil lload Vlewera meet at the reldt me of V. J. reteraoti a Nov. I7th, Mill, ant! proceed to view, survey and make ald ulmngoa and file their report thereof, or on their latlorn to meet on said clrt.V, tl llhln five (Uyt thi-rnaller., Reaolutlona of ltotid Dlatrlct 14 for !: ll luiproviunti. On thli day tlie rnolutlonofB. ii r. .....i i imnrnviitiienU were roadi and referred to the county luryeyorto examine and report to the court upon 7- f7 - ... ""Vil Grand Opening Tuesday, December the rrii( ability ol auch ImprovemenU, Mutter of petition of Win. Iteiduinin et. al to vacato the J. II. Bennett road. On thia day cornea on for bearing the petition of W'ui. Reaimmna and 13 uthci!, frecbntdcni of the county resid ing in the road district whore said road U u be vnoili'il. pr tying lor the vaca tion of add road f dlowi: It1tinninit at the Intersect iou of the prrafiil traveled county nad near the iMjiilhewal corner of theNK''of NK'4' of Sec. 13, T 4 N, It 2 West, with what wa then known a the J. II. Bennett road aurveyed and laid out In the year 1SS7, over and acioea the land at that date owned by 8cthL. I'opo. J. H. Hen urli and K. M. Hhlntairer; thenoe in a uthelerly courae over the aid Ken n'tt road ai then aurveyed and located and tcrmiimting at tbo liiterrectiou of ald ltoiimtl road with the present traveled county road on the west aide of the 8V4' of NK'i of Sec. 13, T 4 N, R 2 Vet. aaid hwl described hind now now lielng owned by Lonl I.udwig. And it satlnfactorily oppesring to the couit, from proof Olcd herein, that due notice of the pendency of tbia proceed ing ha lecn given as by law required; that more than 12 ol aaid petitioners are legal freeholders of this county residing in the road district where said road is to be vacated, and that a good and sttf Orient bond has been given and tiled berein Ilia therefore or.lered by the court that the Hoard of Koad Viewer! meot at renirleixw of Win. Itealnilus on Mon day the 1Mb day of Nov., 11K, and pro ceed to view and report upon me -vlaahlllty of the vacation of raid road. Matter of petition of II. A H. Caplca lor rebate ol taxes ou cattbi saaessed. It aparing from thoaworo petition it that thev did not have any cuttle in this comity mi March lt, I'JOB, but by mistake they were assessed with cattle the tax on tlie same amounting to 5.80, and It appearing to toe ooim Mld assessment an error, it is or dered by the court that the Sheriff remit ...i.i f 5.80 tux aiiainst cattle tilt) aiwu ""' f-- " . . MUMwdlOMUH.&U. Captosforthe year 11)08. Matter of planking ill in IU IX No. 4 made by Oleen. i. ,.i..,,l h the court tbat when - u,i Wn flunked by Oleen Uro. that the clerk draw a warrant en the rimdfund lor .0.00 iriiavoro. Bros. , a Hnttor of accenting bridge bu.lt by 8. .8. 1-oog owt Nchalein River at Dai Ins tdai'O. , . .i.... li nmwnrina to the Court that the bridge has been completed ac cording to contract, It b ordered by the em.i t that It be, sod Is hereby accepted, emV, ",L nrderod by the court 'uLiaw. warrant Mayor A few hints at this time of the year are generally appreciated, and as we have made j- eZ5ry 5lt; to select for this Christmas Season an exceptionally fine and large assort "ient P-t0"date merchandise, we take this method of extending to you and, your friends a cordial invitation tojrall at our New and Large Establishment and same. Below are-mentioned a few of the many things suitable for the H I MS Household Shoe oro I vt vz Some Seasonable Suggestions Burnt Wood Outfits at $2.25. Carving Outfit 60c. Boxes, Panels, Tieracks, etc., ready for burning, at from 10c up. A choice assortment of Cut Glass and Hand Painted China. Useful and ornamental articles that are slire to please at from 75c up. . Neckwear for Ladies and Men, at 25c. 50c and 75c. Gloves, both Leather and Wool, at all prices. An especially choice line of gloves for every purpose. ladies Leather Bags and Purses from 50c to $5.00. Gentlemen's Cigar Cases and Pipes at prices ranging from 75c to $3.00. Toys of every description, plain and mechanical. Tool Boxes, Sleds, Express Wagons, Doll Buggies, beds, etc. Shoes and slippers for old an young. of S. 8. Long, for the sum of .'070.00 as lull payiurnt for said bridge. Matter of opening ballot boxes to can vass return of local option liquor election. It appearing to the court that tome ol the elrrtion boards have enclosed the tally sheets with other returns in the ballot boxes and locked and scaled the same, and In order to canvass the re turns of election it will be necessary to break the seals and open such ballot bos.es as contain the tally sheets. It is iliHrlnrfl nuleri'il hv tin) court that the clerk, in the prrsenceof the board, break such seals and open such boxes as have the tally sheets therein and remove theui therefrom. Whereupon court adjourned until November 4th., 1IKW. Thursday Nov. 4th, 1000, conrt dime pursuant 10 adjournment. . All members being present. Due proclamation being made the following proceedings were had. Matter of claims against the county: On this day the claims as docketed in the claim registers were examined and allowed. Whereupon court udjourned until Saturday Nov. 18th, 11HW. Saturday, November 13th, 1000. j Court came pursuant to adjournment. All members being present. Due pruclanialion being made the fol lowing proceedings were had: Matter of considering the returns of lo cal option liquor elcctiou for the en tire County ot Columbia, held Nov ember Sml, 1009. Ou ibis 13th day of November, 1000, this matter cowling on for the considers tion of the court upon the abstract of the votes cast at the electiou of Nov. 2nd, 1000, for and against prohibition in Columbia County as a wholo, and It appearing to the court that the total number of votes cast for prohibition were 770 and the total number cast against prohibition were 843. It is therefore ordered by the court that Ihe majority of votes cast ou the local option liquor election for the en tire county as a wholo, were agaiust prohibition. . And It further appearing to tne court that a majority ol tlie votes cast in i,ir nrucinot. Auburn precinct, weav er I'alls precinct, Marshland preciut, Nohalcm precinct, Oak rolul precinci, and Warren precinct were lor prohibi tion. It Is therefore oniereu uy me court that the sale ol intoxicating liquors In each of said precincts as fol lows: Apiary, Auburn, Heaver Falls, Marshland, Nehalem, Oak Voint, and Warren as now established, be, and the same Is hereby absolutely prohibited, except as In the local option liquor eleo tlon law provided, until such time as the qnallllcd voters therein, at a legal election held for that purpose by a ma jorlty vote decide otherwise. All. ma Present and a Pair of Slioes A Pair of Our Shoes for Boys will tickle an; youngster and when you get them you have the privilege of buying a Watch worth One Dollar for Only Fifty Cents. Get him the watch and the shoes. You'll have to buy the shoes, anyhow, bo get the best and the cheapest. That means boy our Household Shoes for Boys, made by the Hamilton Brown Shoe Company. Matter of payicg for motor. On this 13th day of Nov., 1900. it is ordered by the court that the clerk is sue n warrant iu favor of A. B. Kurtx for 1000.00 in full payment for motor, 2 transformers and electric starter with all wiling and fixtures complete. Mutter of the petition of M. E. Page to explode giant powder in 1'iatsKame river lo remove mags to permit of driving ol logs. On thia day Ibis matter coming on for hearing, and the court beiug advised in the matter, it is ordered that aaid peti tion be, and the same is hereby granted. Matter of regulating the weight of all loads of cordwood, tawlogs, lumber, ticii, timber, piling or heavy mer chandise hauled iu any vehicle - drawn by horse team, ox team, steam or gasoline engine, electric or other motive power, in, over and upon any of the improved public highways within Columbia County. On this 13th day of Nov. 1900, it ap pealing lo the court that the improved highways are being greatly damaged by the hauling of heavy loads of cordwood, timber and lumber over the improved highways of said county. It is there fore ordered by Ihe court tbat the weight of each load of cordwood, saw logs, lumber, ties, timber, piling or heavy merchandise to be hauled iu or upon any vehicle upon auy of the im proved highways of said county shall not be more than 3500 pounds for any vehicle having tires of any width less than four inches, nor more than 4500 pounds for any vehicle having tires of more than four inches and lesa than six Inches in widih, between the tlrst day of October and the first day of May of each year. V ' . Whereupon court adjourned until Deo. 1st, 1009. Wednesday, Dec. 1st, 1900. Court camo pursuant to sdjonrnment. All members being present. Due proclamation beiug made the fol lowing proceedings were had: Matter of petltiou of C. W. Blakegley for lax deed to be executed for lots It appearing to the court that the said U. W. lllakesley purchased lot ft, block 21, in Columbia City, at the tax salo held on Deo.VlOth, 1003, and received tax sale certificate No. 214 for the same, that said certificate has become lost. that he has not sold or assigned thesamo but is the lawful owner thereof and en titled to have a deed executed therefor tlu same never having been redeemed, and the court being advised in tbe mat ter, It is ordered by the court that the present Sheriff execute and deliver to said C. W. Blakesley a tax deed for the property ds described in the stub of cer tificate of tax side No. 214 upon the pay ment of tbe necessary fee therefor. Matter ot accepting bridge across upper ' Ciatskanie built by. the Columbia Bridge Company. It appearing to the court that the Col 21st. Souvenirs for umbia Bridge Company has completed the said bridge in accordance with the specifications the earn a is hereby ac cepted, and the clerk is ordered to is sue a warrant for the balance of the con tract price, to-wit: f 230. 40. Court adjourned without date. Bills Allowed. Bills allowed by the County Court, December 1st., 1900: - A N Clark, juror $3 00 E J Mills, deputy sheriff 2 60 C B Sutton, deputp sheriff 4 25 I M Day, work for sheriff 11 25 P H Sherwood, cor exam G II Ankers 860 II R Cliff, cor phy for Ankers.... 5 00 F II Sherwood, cor exam OStock- enberg 3 40 J I. Wooden, cor phy for same. . . 5 00 Ada George, work on ass.t roll. . 14 00 Alice Quick, same 14 00 Searl Hattan, ,sauie 5 00 W A Harris, postage. 20 00 Glass A Prudhomme Co supplies to clerk 1 27 II R Cliff, quarantine back of Neer City 12 00 F H Sherwood, funeral supplies G. II. Ankers 12 50 Ed'w Black, digging grave for Ankers 5 00 Mrs. K. Lowe, team for funeral. , 3 CO Deer Island Grange, ball for election 3 00 School Dist 47, hall for election . . li 00 E Nickel-son, booths for elec tion 1 60 C 0 Keasey, wood eto for elec tion 1 1 00 J M Blackford, swearing elec tors 4 00 Thos Grewell, supervisor No 2. ., 64 00 OSDspain, No 3.. 64 00 Gust Johnson, No 4. 6 25 Gust Johnson, No 4 5 25 FAuliker, No 5.... 52 50 HBFhillips, No0...'. 45 00 JM Bill, No 13 3125 r B Mills, No 14 12 75 II P Watkins, justice, State vs Carlson et al 4 25 BF Smith, witness for same.... 7 50 G B Milloy, same. 3 60 IIP Watkins, justice. State vs " Thompson. 6 15 Frank George, constable for same 3 60 C O Maaten, juror, same. ...... . 100 I. II Manning, juror same 1 00 Gus Lope, " " 1 00 ; G W l'erry, 1 00 ! JI.Lamberson " " 100 Gus Hegele " i no J L Fraser, witness 170 Frank Pomeroy, witness same.. 1 70 Dave Vincent witness same. .... 1 70 M White, sheriff's, expense. 122 15 E II Flugg, supplies to clerk ... 15 00 E 11 Flagg, publish semi-annual stat't ; . 25 03 I M HaiTif, work for clerk. ..... 35 00 M West, commissioner 32 80 W K Ticlieuor, commissioner. . . 37 60 H R Cliff, remov'g quarantine back Neer City 12 00 inspect purpose. FT S' - ' ' -lW " 1 f3 PANTS l- r V); r;M j r It j I "rt- J I IksV Nr Out of town people are especially ' invited to pay our new place of business a visit. We. want your patronage and will at all times endeavor to give you absolute satisfaction. JAS MUCKLE & SON District Road Fund. Diet. No. 3. Perley Crouee Win Mullinger .". S Saxton . J W .Vowels Eric Morton.. Win Kesiuiius Gus Uegele LH Combs Fred Larson Dist. No. 4. E Kellan CII English E E Tullar Dist. No. 12, Anton Birkenfeld ' John Foster Dist. No. 13. Roy Long Al Johnson 83 00 7 50 7 00 13 00 6 50 35 00 50 50 48 50 15 50 . 2 50 . 12 75 3 00 . 19 50 I 00 . 22 50 13 12 . 5 00 7 50 3 75 12 30 1 25 4 50 3 25 10 00 5 25 1 12 3 15 1 15 1 57 1 15 15 25 5 00 2 50 19 25 18 50 19 25 45 00 4 60 18 00 2 25 13 4 05 187 15 29 50 23 75 12 75 10 00 100 00 41 00 43 50 150 00 312 00 83 5 G3 6 53 36 50 10 00 . 16 75 15 00 15 00 , 22 50 11 50 51 10 6 00 Lon Lonkey W Turner... A Spencer Anton Birkenfeld. VMcAboy ... Clyde Lane A Dowling.. J M Hill W K Ticbenor Dist. No. 15. R Sesseinan W L Hall Jno Biistein C Enstrom Ed Seeseman Dist. No. 0. A A Roberts.. Bert Makinster J P Archibald.. Julian Wa5gr E Wasser.... B Wasser Dist. No. 6. Wilson Lowman. . . Dist. No. 14. Charles Patterson Erick Erickson Wilburn Hall Bert Wood Oscar Liudstrom General Road Fund. Sherman Bros. John Kallberg. WMGabrielson...... Gil Ekstrom FS Cooper...... Chas Cordes J Sweezy Dave Vincent A A Smith St Helens Quarry Co Ben Lee. E Kellan.... F Kellan H Wasser A II Roberts E Wasser. J Va9ser.. J P Archibald. Bert Makinster. ............... G R Anllker. Lengacher Bros F Bishop Curlee Pants Get rid of the idea' that you have to go to Portland for clothes. Call on us. Everybody R Anliker 29 00 O JLink..... 25 00 CTPrescott 85 40 FJ Peterson 350 Nels Peterson 2 50 H Ruddiman 2 50 Oliver Sinith. I 25 A MESSACE FROM CENERAL CRANT "Tell the young; men that General Grant does not drink a drop of liqnor has not lor eighteen years because he is afraid to drink it. I tried to drink with extreme moderation, because I knew tbat alcohol is Ihe worst poisoa a man could tak,into bis system, bnt I found it was an absolute impossibility to drink moderately. Because moderate drinking is a practical impossibility, I became an absolute teetotaler a crank if you please. I do not nee it even io. my house. Drink is the greatest curse, because practically all crime and all disaster are the result of it. Ninety five per cent, of desertions and acta of lawlessness in the army are due to drink. If I could, by offering my body as a sac rifice, free this country from the frill . cancer, the demon drink, I'd thank the Almighty for the privilege of doineit. If I bad the greatest appointive powers in the country, no man would Bet evea the smallest appointment from me un less be showed proof of his absolute tse totalism. As it is, of my own appointees, the members of my staff, not one of them touches a drop." Frederick D. Grant. - Choosing A Christmas Present. When you make a present of a period ical to a friend or a family you are really selecting s companion to influence them for good or ill during a whole year. If the acquaintances of your sons and daughters were to talk to them aloud as some periodicals talk to them silently, how quickly yon would forbid the com panionship! Intheoue case as in the other, the best course is to supplant the injurious with something equally at tractive and at the same time "worth white." A food can be wholesome and utterly distasteful. Readitig can be made 80, too. But The Youth's Com panion not only nourishes the mind, but delights it, just like tbat ideal hu man associate whom you would choose. The Youth's Companion Gil! that place ' now in more than ball a million homes. Can yon not think of another family iu which it is not now known where it would be joyfully welcomed? ' ' . - It the 11.75 for the 1010 Volume is sent now, tbe new subscriber will be entitled to all the remaining iseoes of 1900; also The Companion's "Venetian" Calendar for 1910, lithographed in thir teen colors and gold. THE YOUTH'S COMPANION. Companion building, Boston, Mass. New subscriptions received at thia office. 1 ft
