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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 14, 1910)
The Oregon Mist Entered at tho Portoffice at St. Helena, Oregon, aa teconu.-las uiiil matter IUI'BD EVBKV FRIP.W BV E. H. FLAGG, Edito ahd PnorRitTO. County Official Paper COUNTY COURT NOTES " County Court met Wednesday. Janu ary Oth and aa in teuton lour dev., adjoorning until Wedueaday. February Detailed proceedinu will be publUhed later, aa lbe are iu.rni.hod. Following la a ayuopia of brilnee transacted : Petition of J. B. E. Bourne for reluca tlon of county road denied. Petition ol E. B. Merrill (or county load, Read and viewerst to meet Feb ruary 15. 1910. Report ol John Bucber Poat G. 1. R. (' lead and approved. ' - Clerk .aa ordered to notify L.Siegen, aorety for Frita Brann, to eumplete the .' contract enta ed iuto by aaid Br.un. The petition ol Pleasant view Tele . pbone Company to erect a line on Rock v Cret k nmd was tmoied. f The petition ol ibe West Oregon Lorn " bar Company (or fermiasiou to cruta the county eoad with ita logging roan waa granted under tale guard condition. The echoid levy vow nude according t to law in districts 0, 18, 20, 29, SI, 32. ; 33, 38. 4S, 44, 46, 49, 66, and the clerk was ordered to exieud the same on the . . rolls. The petiiion of 0. E. Hunter (or a liquor licenae in Goble precinct was granted . J 4 The petition of Wm. Resimius for the vacation of Bennett road waa granted. ; Claims (or damages being filed iu the ' matter of the T. J. Peterson road.lt was postponed for farther information. The tax levy for the current year w as made aa (olluws: State 00175 ' School .0015 Library .000022 Soldiers gad Bailors .00001 Couutv OtfSIS tBoad-i. W3 Totl. .008500 F.H.Getchell, of Scappoose, waa ap pointed County Fruit Inspector, on the recommendation of State Fruit Iotpector Millard O. Low. suale. " The Oregon Mitt was designated as the official county paper for the year .' 1910. .' Road euperrison mere appointed fur the different dialrics sa follows: 1 G . Lange ; 2 T. E. (jrewell; 3 TJ. ii.l.pe.iu; 4 Albert setfert; 5 Friu AuliWer; 6-0. E. Wonderly; 7 T. A. : Lovelace; 8 D. C. Kirby; 9 CUas. Hermo; 10 J. E. Van; 11 John Fre- man; 12 Peter Banter; 13 J. M. Bill; 14 T. B. Mills; 15 E. it. Webster; 15 tieo. Olson. The Secretary of the County Board of r Health was allowed a salary of 20 per .month. Road viewers appointed: V. K. Ste- veus. U. S. G. Lynch, C. T. Prescott. V It was ordered (bat the road supervi. "sors build a toolhoasein each district (or the purp.se of slathering the county's " property. The bridge over Coble Creek was ac cepted. Aa 4llcaiice of flO per nii.lt n grunted the Ujysaad Ulila' Aid Socieiy of Portland. Bills were allowed as follows : UESgRAL rvsu H E Miller, expense dist atty f 40 F M Thorp, watching pjixoaer. . 3 Uartman Defective Agency, de tectives V 128 65 HP Watkins juetice, State vs. Lousignont 0 -5 F. George omttaMe, Mate vs. Lousignont A II Mathews, juror, State vs. Lousignont Gus liegele, State vs. Lousig nont Ed Ktauwood, Elate va. Loutig uout D T Gerdea, Slate vs. Lousignont J. U Bennett, State vs. Lousig nont 1 70 1 00 1 00 1 John Black, btate vs. Lousig nont . 1 J hkuzie, SUte vs. Lousignont. . 1 Aug. Kelt!. Slate vs. Lousignont 1 L I) Weeks, State vs. Lousignont I S Jolioonn, witness, State vs. Lju- tignont 3 50 Benj. JoiuiBon, witntss, Suite vs. ' Lousignont 3 50 Lela Browning, witnese.Slate vs. Lousignont '. . 3 50 Abe Bi owning, witness, iSlate vs. Lousignont Geo Ramsey, witne-i, State vt. Lousignont McTaggart, wilness, tate . ve. Lousignont . . .' 3 60 3 50 50 li P Watkins, justice, State vs. A i' drowning 2 70 O I. Uurrisou, nitnes.', blate va. A Browning. M A Lousiguont, witness, .State .. vs. Browning 3 50 3 50 Olof Jnbuton, wituvw, Btale vs. Loualgnont 3 50 Glut. Johnirun, wilnee, State vs. t Lousignont. ..... 3 50 J. B E Bourne, police judge, Stale vs. Fleming,.,.. 4 20 Jumna Jesse,. uiuishal, Statu vs. Flew i hg ' o 05 , W Synions, justice,' Slule vs. Swear'u-g.. 2 80 C 11 Sutton, constable, State vc. ' Swearing JuJsoii Weed, druwilig jury (or A uburri precinct I ..... . M O HluiniialiHii, dl'Hwing juty 3 60 ' v for Auburn precinct...;..., I W Bheeley, druwing Jury for Aobum precinct..,.,. ,.., G P Sutherland, deputy sheriff. ,' IIP Vat kins, Justice, ttate vs. ETltVoTtll it.xiiik.kiittii. t 2 M 3 00 A H Beach, witness, State ve. Ellsworth 1 60 H Brought, witness, State vs. Ellsworth I 50 J Pamlborg, wilneaa, State vs. Ellsworth ... 1 60 Mary Morgus, witness, 6tate vs. Ellsworth I 60 F 11 Sherwood, coroner's inquest L Barbour et al 00 J J Brain), coroner's launch L Barbour etal 8 60 Benlah M Hinckley, coroner'a stenographer L Barbour etal 8 60 Chat Scott, coroner's constable L Barbour et al S C B Sutton, coroner'a constable L Barbour etal..". 4 80 F George, coroner's constable for AukerS 1 A P McLaren, coroner's physician for A and 8 Heudrickaon ... 10 00 W E Welch, coroner's physician for Waud and Barbour. ... 10 00 Pearl Proctor, coroner's witness L Barbour et al S 60 A Card, coroner's witness L Bar bour et al 1 SO 8 Kaapar, coroner'a witness L Barbour etal S 80 Chas Veilings, coroner's wimeaa L Barbour etai 10 V MrVrry, cor5ller'l jury L Bar-boui-et al 1 C II 3utt, comne'a jury L Bar bour et al 1 J C Kilbv, c ironer's jury L Bar bour et al 1 L A Malcotn, coroner's jury L Barbour et al 1 W C.Huycke, coroner'a jnry L Barbour etal 100 W J Diets, coroner's inquest L Barbouretal.. 100 J H Collins, traveling expeoecs school superintendent 65 60 A C Goodenough, truant officer. 6 00 A I Deuii'iir, stationary, ete 12 85 Mann & Beach, hunter's license blanks 0 00 J Muckle A Son. supplies. to jan itor 2 30 (Continued next week) YANKTOW ITEMS An old fashioned spelling school Ib to t held in the ball Friday night. Ev er body come ami have a good social time. Some of the Yankton p ople, young people and older oues, have been enjoy tbe snow by sleigh riding and coasting. Something unusual for this climate. On account of the cold weather all the mills and camps iu this vicinity are doed. Quite a numler of social affairs have taken place in this neighborhood during an1 just after the holidays. An open session of the Grange was held New Yens with a social party in the evening, and a dance Saturday eve ning, January 8th, given by the Red Men of Yankton, which was attended by the largest Clowd that has been seen here for some time. Before the dance Red Men held a public installation of officers. There has aim been several parties given at private homes. And not the least in importance by any was the Christmas tree gives by Mr. Lake to the pupils in his room, at the J. H. WELLINGTON GENERAL MERCHANDISE ST. HELENS, OREGON Food for Thought Do you know that it is expensive to build up a big fire every S time vou want a lunch? Wouldn't it be handy to have some- W thing from Wellington's choice assortment of ready-to-eat3 articles in the house. Save money, fuel, time, worry and W : work and eat the best. It is i CANNED FRUITS ' Corn, Tomatoes, Raspberries, Peaches, Pears, Blackberries ad i Apricots, Strawberries, Pineapple, Cherries, Mushrooms, M AsDarairus. Etc. 121 Canned Fish Picnic Tongue, Veal Loaf, Chipped Beef, Corned Beef, Roast $A Beef, Deviled Ham, Vienna Sausage, Shrimps, Lobster, j Chinook Salmon, Crabs, Oysters, Findon Haddock, Kippered Herring. FAIRMONT COFFEE Is the kind you have been looking for. You are sure to like it It's the best ever. Sauces and ; Some of these should be on the table always. They are also invaluable in the kitchen. Chili Sauce, Durkees Dressing, Marmalade, Olives, Chow Chow, Prepared Mustard, Catsup, Piemen tos, Worcester shire sauce, Sweet and Plain Fresh Fruits All Fruits and Vegetables in 1 inrlndps Ma laird (IranoH (frnm eiery, Lewuce. weei roiaioes, dpuqs. APPtes. unions. l w A- a a a. Carrots, Turnips, Parsnips, Cabbage, Oranges and Lemons. J. H. WELLINGTON GENERAL MERCHANDISE ST. HELENS, OREO ON school house. Mr. Faxon, the principal pal, and bis pupils were present, as also were many visiters. Mr. Saulser hss sold twenty acres ol his farm to Mr. Lovell for 76 per acre. Mr. L. J. Bignalt is much elated over the probable success of bis perpetual motion scheme, having received papers giving him much assurance to that effect. Quite a small commotion waa canted In Ibis vlolnity a Urn mornlugs ago just after the snow, when many tracks were noticed winding In and out through several yards and over fences. Two young men, eager to trap something, mounted their spirited horses and dashed along the tracks, following the same in and out nntll ther wound np at the home of one of our young bachelors, but he declared he was not out hunting dear that night sad lie must have prov en an alibi, for they let it go at that. TAX LEVIES FOR IW9 Following is a list of the levies made at the recent term of County Court. Mill State, County and County School.. ..6 6 County Koad.... ........3 Srxo School IHst. Tax School District No. 1............4 g ........6.8 S 8.6 6 7 e l 7Jt 8.6 8 1.5 10 S 11 15 . 13 13 6 14 3 15 2 17 9 IS 16 19 2 20 3 22 1 24 25 25 2 211 1 4 27 8 28 8 29 1 30 4 31 1 1 32 5 33 3 34 4 3tt 4 37..... 1.5 38 6 39 8 40 6 42 5 43 4 44 5 48 8 47 3 48 7 49 6 50 4 51 2.5 54 2 55 2 5o 2 Srsc. Road Dirr. Tax Road District No. 3. 3 mills ; No 4, 1 mill; No 5, 8 mills; No 0, 2 mills; No 8, 5 mills: No 10, 6.5 mills; No 12, 10 mills; No 13, 9 mills; No 14, 4 mills: No 16. S mills. fcrsc. City Tax St. Helens. 6 mills: Rainier. I2.5!mills Clatskanic, 10 mills; Vernonia, 6 mills. DR. R. L. Jeffcott DENTIST Office with Dr. Cliff. ST. HELKN8 listed below. AND VEGETABLES and Meats Relishes Pickles. and Vegetables season. This week our stock Mala en Sriain in Wpllincrrin i c . i a i m - i r . i 5 then Ithe J AS. MUCKLE ST. HELENS, THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE h-morouw The Best flachine on the Market To-Day. I carry all models and can save you $10 to $15 over Portland Prices. CALL AND INSPECT. Our regular January Clearance Sale is now in lull blast and will continue until Feb. 1st. Everything is reduced except contract goods. YOU CAM BUY Underwear, Shoes, Gloves, Hats, Shirts, Neckwear, Ribbons, Laces, Embroideries, Hosiery, Glassware, Enanielware, Tinware, Dishes, Lamps, Toys, Paints, Hardware, Etc., Etc., at A BIC SAVING ON MANY ARTICLES THE REDUCTION IS AS GREAT AS ONE HALF Regular Price Staple and Fancy During the sale all goods sold at Sale Prices will be iui vaan. jljiusc jiaviji uriicics ciiargeu must pay the regular price. Come Early While The Stock Is Unbroken MILLOY Scappoose Wiu If the old saying that it is an easy matter to make a loud where prices are as low as at MUCKLE & SON'S. When you want the best at the lowest figure, try BIG DEPARTMENT Groceries, Hay, Grain. Flour and Feed We sell on immense amount and buy iu large quantities. That's why we arc always able to sell at bedrock prices and handle only the very best brauds of goods. A COriPLETE LINE OP Clothing, Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Etc. Hardware, Furniture, Stoves, Ranges Groceries also show a reduction oi MERCANTILE CO. - . 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Sfy wife, Maui) Tcrnbo, having Lit my bed and board I berth, giv ttotU ttint I wilt not be rttpouilble lot aejr dUU contracted by her. R0I1KUT TRRNAHAN. J0lil at Scappoone, Ore .. Nor. SI WAKSlNty TO ALT." Tblt la to triva nolle, tbat I will iM W rupobulble lor any bills Incurred liere Itcrby Ctiarlet Herr, Mbila not t any way connected with me In tmalataf. J NO. alcKIJC, . Ht. Helena, Or. EXmJTOU'8 NOTICE. NllllM. la tiAMht. .Iv. Ih.i. tk. 1...I.11.J hi lu jliiljf .uinlmMli lha cnulr urt M;uiiir ol Hi. U.l will auil lMnul ol Jvb njriiaiiir, HiwaaMiil, All mmu banln.aUlma ualnri aald MUM m hnrnbr llollllml to uraMllf Ui. aaax Jul varillial u ra.iulnul l r.w. in th uDiiraliriii Uha nflln. if T. H.Mnliavllt, ailnnuiy .1 ! nxWJI, Aliuwnrih builillna:, 97 (Ml alrrai. rorllmuit. Otwuit. will. In .i. M.inih. Inm iba lul harool, , ' ' JOHN J, BAnZKB, K(iwiilnroltliMtataal Jubu llocbl.r, if T. II. llvllt, Allnm.r fnrtha Kll. bale al lint )iuUliUwa DM. iMIb, WM, J ,. naV
