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About The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1910)
ft Tbe Oregon Mist Ore -Ton a wvi(l-c-'s tiAI in '-Iter- Issukd Evkbv Friday Bv E. H. FLAGO. Edtto and Proprikto. County Official Papei . ScascRimost Kates One year .41.00 .50 ti BuuutnmMi""i ? w eatlon. . Leiral notice 88 cents per line. ClRCTTT COCM OFrtCtBS: J. A. Eakln U,?!I T. TJ. Campbell Dwtnct Judge E. B, Tongoe District Attorney Co i ntt Omciu Jme IHrt. Judg - ft. Helens W. A. Harria, Clerk St. He ens Msrtin White. Sheriff- St. Helena W. K. Tichenor, Comm'r Clatskame H. Weet, Commieeioner Scappooae E. E. Qnick, Treasurer St. Hele.ni U.W.Clsrk, wsr St. Helens J. H. Collins, School Supt....CUtkame C T. Preecott, Surveyor St. Helens Frank Sherwood. c6rnr........Rajnier MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION To the People of St Helens: Under the present condition of the dry season and the scarcity of water for fire protection and the near approach of the 4th of July it is quite apparent that every prcaution should be taken to nrevent fires in the City, and I respectfully urge all parents to guard carefully their children in the use of fireworks; also the merchants who are selling fire works to impress upon the child ren to whom they sell to get away from the business portion of the City before firing them. The Marshal has been instructed to allow no firecrackers to be fired East of Cosenau street, and I trust that the parents will see to it that the childred do not vi olate these instructions. Very Pwespectfully, M. E. MILLER Mayor ORDINANCE NO. 101. An ordinsnce entitled an ordfnance for the erertion of a Citv Hall in the City of St. Helens, Oregon, adopting therefor. Droridine for the at-rer- tUinz lr bids for the const. -action of tht same, and eLtenng into a con tract aith the successful bidder for the conjtrcc'ion thereof. The Ci'.T of St. Eeieas does orda.n as foUoc: . Whereas the City of St. Helens, Ore gon, aud its inhabitants are without a City Hall acd bave no place for the storing aol safe keeping of its records and corporate property, nor any coun cil nx:ns for the meetings cf the Com mon Coancii or Water Cotnmissionerf of said City, nor o2ke room for the ' various city officials requiring the same , and Whereas said city is greatly in need of a p'.ace f jr its said records and pro perty an 3 for cenmcien: asd necessary council rooms and oSces ; and Whereas said City 13 the owner in fee of lot Xo. 11 in block No. 11 of eaid CJtyt"-, L. Section 1. Now thsrefore said City, through its Common Council, in pur suanceoiits character, is hereby empow ered to build upon its said lot, above decribed, a City Hall, to cost not to ex- ceed the sum of f5.000, and that it issue warrants npou its treasury in payment thereof. Section 2. That the Common Coun cil of said City, immediately upon the passing of this Ordinance, employ a competent architect, either by a.1vertis "J f iog or otherwise, to draw plana and peci6ctions for such a City Hill . Section 3. That immediately upon the submission of proper oal satisfac tory olam for each City Hall, raid Common Council shall cause the City Recorder of said City to advertise for the period of two weeks, i.i some news paper of general circulation printed and published in said City, f-.ir I i U for Hit contructton nod completion i f ench ..-City Hall, restrving the rigl.t to reject any and all biJs, ihould they in ny !i' manner be futmd unsatisfactory: and ' iu the event that all bids should be re- " jcted ssid Recorder is hereby autiior- ; iied to immediately proceed to re-advertise, for tbe length of time a'xve mentioneil, for further bids for eueli work. ," Section 4. Aud upon the accoptance of anv bid fort'ie constriction and com- , pletion of snch City Hall, said Common ', taie than there was fifty years ago, for Conncil shall require the g.ieceswiol lh on that fires bave been practi bidderto eater into a con!rat with ")iy stuped and the growth is not in. eaid City f .r the faithful construclii-u ' 1'rlvate owners are not lid completion of such baildio in a wsti; ir.y timber in Oregon. There is thorou-hfv Wcrktuaulike uianner, eaid (' occsclon for establishing a federal Contract to cautain a clause witliboldins frjm the contractor twentv-fisreEer cent of the coniract urive U iiod r f tuirtv c'av. fr.rn and after ths comtile - ti'ifl of stiid city hull, and a furta cUuse requirttg the contractor, in the eveut cf a failure to complete thestid i', building tvittii.'i trie contract time, to forfeit a stipulated sum per day dornir the period of such delay; and said common council sball further require fmm thit successful bidder a good and i sufScit iit bon'J, aceej)tahle tj S:iid cui- ' inna iwincil. in the sum of Sj.090. cjn-1 ' -ditionedfoi the faithful perforin:mc3 of atuili rr)ntiAi;t and the ruvinent of anv n.ili!.lrnrmt,:1l m' !lf other claims filed or levied on said ; building or loL - . GEO. H. FLAGG, Recorder. . Approved June 30, 1910. M. E. MILLER, Mayor. Celeirate the Fourth in comfort, Wear i ctethes that . come from Wellington's. Store. REAL ESTATE Following are the real estate transac tions recorded stuce our last publication up to and including Jucs 27. 1010: TTiree quitclaim ddeds from Mary Balch toJD.NH.RA ind t McKay, and one to Emma O' Connor, each 1 H W and R Cade to Teter Fel- ton, land ia IS, 4-2 . 10 C E DeGraffto Henry Bruenagel, SSacres.eec 18,3-1 2750 D K and M Freeman, quitclaim deeds in McKay estate 1 O D and S tiarrison, same as preceding . A and A D Holaday to A T Zan- ders, land in sec 11. 8-2 ;.1250 55 Same to same, land (or road.,.. S3 00 J A and OR Holaday to Asa Holadat, 7.H acres tecs lr. z. 10 00 E R and P A Hyde to Columbia CountT. land in sec 36. 5-1 200 00 Ths Investors' Mortgage and Se curity Companr to O A Peter son and E T Baird, 719.69 acres iat-i. rl... G C Jsquisb to Rachel E W alts, lot 5. 6. 7. 8. blk 7. Reuben. . 1 00 1 00 F C and L Jettison to S and Z Tofts, lot 2. hlk IS. Rainier. . 7775 00 X W Johnson Lumber Co to John Pearson, 400 acres , 6, 0-4 ana 5- 5 Svtnuel Kinder to C A Merrill, cemetery lots M J Kinuey to John IVarson. lots 1, 2, eee 25, s bl of s hf of ne qr of n qr sec , 6-5 M J Kinnsy to John Pearson, timber on sir qr ne qr sec 25, 6- 5 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 Geo O Murray to Sidney Haruil bin. land in sec IS, 7-4 '300 00 Deeds in McKay estate L and Win McCollom to Portland Tmst Co of Oitjron, w hf of sw qr of nw qr and nw qr of nw qr sec 18, and all of Atkins es tate J I and M Montgomery to R M Cramer, lots 9. 10. 11. and w 25 ft of 12 and IS.blk 43,St.Helens United States to Carl Unstafsen, patent to s hf sw qr sec 2, 4-8. . f p PnmeroT to John Pearson. 1 00 1 00 1 00 land in sees SO and 31, 5-4 4500 00 J A Richardson to Fanny B Kicb nrHanti. nnd hf ne or se ar and nw qr se qr sec IS, 5-1 100 I r, fc, si J ana si rtoss 10 r F Footer, lots 10. 12. 13. blk 2. Colombia Park 300 00 F P and W M Ross to Jake Bill, lt 1. blk 4. Columbia Park 175 00 V H and W S Shearer to Schoot district S, 7 rods by 10 rods, sec 29, 6-5 1 00 Wm Symrues ,U Herman John son, 10 acres in Cooper die 775 00 Vernonia Cemeterr Association to E H and D S Throop, lot 1, Yernoaia Cemetery 5 00 MR. LAFFEETY'S ANHOUNCEMENT Portland, Ore , June 27, 1910. To the Republican Votes of the Second Congressional DUtrict of the State of Oiegon : In announciDg my candidacy for Con- gr from this district I desire to mdi- j Cite what I shall stand for if elected. 1 My plattorm may be hriefly outlined as . follows: 1 Oregon resources for Oregon people. , 2 Liberal treatment toward public ; land claimants seeking to acquire small ; tracts for their own use and benefit. 3 Enforcement of the terms tf tbe ! r.ii!rood lan J grants in Oregon, as to the 1 2,300,000 acres remaining nnsold, and ,' ubject to tale under the acts of Congress ' to actual settlers. j 4 Immediate return to Oregon of tbe , $5,3t0,0i."l0 due this State for irrigation ; work from the proceeds of the sale of 1 Oregon Jaudi. " j 5 Every encouragement and protec-' tion to honest, competitive business en- ' terprises. j 5 Alxve everything else, just returns to people who work, T Amendment of immigration trea ties so as to exclude all .except Cauca sians from coming into this country to compete with cur people. 8 Modification of navigation laws with a view to encouraging the building ! and operation of American merchant si.ips. 9 Nomination of all candidates for office by the direct primary. I am prompted to enter the race sole ly betause of my desire to aid the people j of the district. Our next representative j mut vigorously champion the rights of i th State upon several important qaes-1 j tion s, principal among which is that j j pertaining to the movement for the fed-! j eral control f western resources, which ; j has b-en misnamed "conservation." 1 j Settler; within the state are entitled to' the bounties provided by Congress as a j ! n.a:t-r of right an 1 not as a matter of j : eve,:. They should not be made to feel ' that t'iy are either beugars or criminals) si.nply lcause they teek to acquire 160 j , acres of covemmeut land. ! Oregon's magnificent water sites are indestructible, and the more of these j sites tliat are developed, the more valn ! able property in the State will become, j and ihe more comforts we will get out of l:fe. There is more timber in the ; gaaruun8U.p over ns. I f favor the direct primary and shall Menend entirely for my support upon 1 af''i" te Republican voters at j the priuiarv, September 24tb. ' A. W, LAFFERTY. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice Ih hTfrby given that J. B. God-fiL-y, aduiiuibtrator of the estate of Florence K. (Joufrey, deceased, has i f'li bis final account and report In , I the matter of said estate, fn the Coun- V Coult of Columbia County, Oregon, aud that Kald Court has fixed Saturday, July ESrd, at one o'clock p. m., as the time and the County Court room In St. l-iel'ms (Oretfon) as the place for the hearing of objections, if any, to said report and account and the final settle ment of said estate. i Datf d at St. Helens'. Orccon. June igtn, lfno. J. B. GODFRET, Administrator. STORE OPEN FROM 7 NORTH t Queen of the Near the Mouth of the Columbia River on the Wash. Coast THE PLACE TO SPEND YOUR SUMMER VACATION Twenty Fhr Mile of Magnificent Beach Level. Compact, Smooth : : t Many thriving and tidy communities, delightful hotel, cottage P tent and camp lite. All tne comiorts oi nome arm uie P healthful, invigorating recreation of the seaside-and bath P ing, fishing, clam digging, beach bonfires, riding, racing, hunting, strolls ana anves inrougn piciuresijc j 1 J, U- wooaea neuuiunus. Reduced Rates from all part of Oregon, Washington J Oregon Railroad Season Rate: From Portland Round Trip, $400 Three Day Saturday to Monday Rate, $3.00 Purcrchas tickets and make umce, ora anu susiiinj5iuii omw, iviuwiu, m i"4U"c vi 0. R. & N. Agent elsewhere for informstion. or WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent l,TVUtlLUtiiL.littfcLl tiU4.ii UiUL.liiifcLA,itfcLi; .UtUkAita Shoe and Harness Repairing I have opened a shop in the building just back of the Methodist Church, and am prepared to do Shoe and Harness Repair ing. First-Class Work and Reasonable Prices. SAM HAZLETT, ST. HELENS TO 10 A. M. THE 4th NO DEUYERIES MADE 12-Piece Dinner You have probably paid from $6 to $10 tor Dinner Sets infer ior to this one. Buy it from WELLINGTON BEACHj Northwest Resorts 3 VIA ; and Navigation Co. reservations at City Tickets PORTLAND, OREGON J St Dear friend : .Helens, July 1 You can tell good coffee by the saell. We use cof fee that smells fine. It makes you feel good, papa says. It costs 40 cents per pound. Bad coffee, makes you feel bad all day. Our cof fee smells so good that I beg mama to let me drink it. Your friend JACOB P.S. You can get good coffee and everything to eat nice and fresh of WELLINGTON Sets fmll tract of Land For Sale-Vive ten, fifteen or twenty acres. All good fertile land and easv to clear. About two miles from Uoulton. Watered by a stream that never goes dry. School one auarter of a mile from the place. Mai route and cream waiton passes every day Inquire of Wm . Skuiie, Honlton, Oregon DILLARD & DAY Attorneys-at-Law Practice, ia any Court, StaU oi Federal. Next door to court bout 8T. HELENS. ORE. FOR PORTLAND DAILY STEAMER leaves 81. Helens 6:(X) A. M. Arrives at Portland 10:30 A. M. Leaves Portland at 2:30 P. M. Arrives Bt. Helens at 6 JO P. MJ Notice of Final Settlement. Nolli In berth? tven that ft. ft. Tmk r, 1 miiiiKirnior oi ine ttuitt nl t n. FoNter. ' tttwI. hM Died htfl Aunt nnconnt anil n,.itrt me loHiior oi im mute. In tne ;.,iint Court oi i oiumnit i oumy. uregort, aim Hint aald rouri nan nxea Monaay.jiuv n, iyio. at 10 M, the tune, and thd count r court rrxnn I hu llvlcna. Oit'KOli. ai tlif plai e for Ih hvarlni oi ouiecciosf , II any. to ia.i report and araouut ann :ne nnai Ktiitnicot or naid eatato. Dated at 91. Helena. Orenon.thla June . 1410. K. K. FIMTKH, A'l III 1 II I n 1 1 t, ) r. n. i. naKier. Attorney. Notice to Creditors. ' Notice 1 herehy elven that the uniternlmie,! tin. been aviolnted by the Comity tiourt ntthe wn-iiuii hit ine i.euniy 01 i.oluuit.ia. enMuitor 01 the enUte ot l.yman Merrill. le- t:eaeu a it ierrins navuiK cialmi avaltiM nalrl etate ore rBiuirel t pre'ent the name, iimiier- ly (eriiien a. rcqitlreil by law, to mel at the uniee 1,1 umaru ,M way. m. Helena. O rerun within ait rnontlia frnmthodaie h.. n,rtl liKDHiiK MHR11.L, KiMutor ol tho e.iato ot i.jmnu .iierrill. ie.ea.eu. bated May Uth, 191U. Notice of Sheriff. Sal. Nolle in nereby slveu that by virtue of ei rution, jolKment, order and decree luued out ol UieUri-ullOiurtol the Htate ol Oreituii lor llieixmmy ot Columbia, to me dlrectriC daul the ,th day of Jim, UIO. wherein 011 the nil day ol May. l'JIO, In the alms entitle court. In the caewhorcliiCnrttln8lenewa idaln UlT. al.d t rani -I, Rowland, IxiuIm Bowland. M . Il.aeii, 1. II. WellinnU.0 and 11. Moriraa aere ilelendanu, the above named iilaltulfT ( hilitino halcne, recoverwl lu,linent aniiliiHt the above-named defendant. Vrauk J. Howliud and Loulae Rowland lor ai.eM.ai, and the lur Uior .uraot lioo aa attorney feea, and the nan. and dlibunementa of aaid auli, taxed at I jt rii It wan ordered and decreed l,y aalil oourt thai ". Ind 20. I blockW, 1,1 Ht u"mn. " UimUla t OreKoa. be aold or . mm h thereof m may I u -.ary to aail.l y aaid ludRinent at tortiey le, eo.t and dlal.ura.menu. and that all luiereat ot wl,l delendauu and .aeh of ih.m in and to aaid i.roperty be forever barred .ad Tlrt'edbTuw"'' lb"ithl to Now, therefore, In eompllanre with the com mand, of .ld writ I wlliror. Monday, "he luh fl.y of Joly, wio, at the hour ol ten o'oK k in the forenoon ol aaid day, at the front lorTr of the coaniy court i.onee. In the t:iiy ol Ht II.,? fi?i. i'i".,n "" C. ny-in.l he V i ', title and lutereat of the above named defend.' ""'' the above dewrtld pVo'r , r umiieb thereof aa may be ueeeKry io.atT.fi he above named amount, loifether wtih aeoni. lug MAkTIN WIHTK. ..if" 1 81 Columbia County, Omkob. ablkaUoo Inn. 10. loin avu. Tint pa! piltiUcaUsa July tta, Ikio, LODGES 8Ti.KI.BNH WMMJK NO. 82, A each month. VLW..K brothers cor dially welcomed. U W Clark, Mas ter; It. 15. Qui'. 8re,7- nOULTOS CIBCLK NO 478. Women o. Wooilcraft, meets tne seconu .u , i. t.,..,i.v fieruooll of each mouth at Houltoti, 0e. Minnie Morley,".Ouardlan fielghbori Anna Van Nalta, CiefV- COl'RT UNITY NO. 7fl, oi A. Meets evrri"7 night in K. of P. Hall, 8t. Helens, Oregon. Visiting brothers wel come. , , , M. K. Miller, Oilef Ranger; Leslie H. Combs, Financial Sec. COLL'MllIA HOMESTKAU lo. ioo, Ilrotherhooil of American Yeomen, meets the second and fourth Wed nesday night of each month at Yank ton, Ore. Visiting members welcome. K. S. Ifxos, Honorable Foreman, C. K Ukk, Currespundent. sr. IIKl.KXS CAMP. NO! 10WW. M. W, F A. Mevts first anil third Wrdnestlny.' K.I. liALLAail.Conaul. II. K. UBABE, Clerk. NOTICE. AaioU J K.llry snd"w. Krlley. S..o-. 1 Kl lev Bnia., have lr mutual cotiwnl dlaaol. liyrt ",r.hl,., and that all bill, dim Ih. partner llltWIIID layauii. .i.vr . - - : Helena in elllior o( them, on "r.rwl"'."' . ttflU. (tiue.l: AARtlN J. KKI.I.KV I.KO. W. KKLLKY EXCURSIONS To The East Ma 2. t). Jutis 2. 17, 24. July 6,2. Aug. 3, rltrulr H. Upturn limit trirn months, but not eacet'llng October 31st, VIA ASTORIA i COLUMBIA RIVER RY and SPOKANE PORTLAHDiSEATTLERY (THE NORTH BANK ROAD) CbicafO $72.50 67.50 72.50 60.00 MianMpolis 60.00 Omaha 80.00 Kansas City 60 00 Dululb 6000 St Louia MilwaukM St Paul Choice of HnK and rcturninR routes. Stopovers allowed. North Bank" trains run through to St. Paul. MinneaiKilis and Chi cago without change. Low Round trip katks to tortland for the Rose Festival in June and the Hibernian Convention in July will give your friends a chance to come to the coast ana stop olY at Houlton. Details furnished by . CHAD CHADIMA, Agent or ADAMS H.KM. & P. A. Portland Oregon !B -V. V ...- J v(, -. A' 1 AAAAAAAAAAA.A,x 5 THE BANK. THE BANK J HAo IT SAFE FOR YOU; s m I I u , mi w J m v i ivc tons 01 silver Dollars. yuu ueposit in our bank. Columbia County Bank Capital and Surplus $14,000.00 OLDEST IN THE COtlNTY St Helens, Ore. Wm. M. Ross, Pres.; Edwin Rosa, Vice-Pres. ; Wm. M. ft nanier: a. u stone. Ass't. Cashier. TllIAnrAa. tir kT en a K ea- g "cviwo; nm. m. itoss, Mwin Koss, James J Dart, MarUn White. SALE. 111 tilt Coil til Cmirl, o th Ht,i,0, . Itirt:..liimlil. ijnunty ' tSi1 IM inn ,uHi,r tfi tnv SIlalM ul Tk . KrKuraon, tiwaamt, """On i Motive la lierelm alvau 11..1 k . nnter m.toiMl ratal) t, ih,ff." t ami altor Iho Sib 1 will at nrlwatA rlvata tale. In ,!k iirini im msnvai line, for aaikTi rlalil. till aud saial ot in s..'-l i! "Ui I. KA.ra.rn. of.U and u. IwosWtV.'ffS couuty and autt. nanaa, u J A.lmlulalrator o( lh Ml. of hhSTf Vt rauu, daveaaad. wu" i. tit. DR. R. L. Jhffcott DENTIST Office with Dr. OJIff. 8T. UEtiai PHYSICIAN & SURGEON rr mum 0HK00I Bids fr RcmmI lnipr.iraaii.ai mi DUtrict N. , Mealril bldaolll b. raoalved h ik.o . . Cnuii ol Ciilnmbla l iHinty up to llo'lk7fi! ul July Ml. win, fc.r ih. Inttrovmant ai l! ManixwcHi (.aiiyan Riul al i.Wn.alt fli u atirveaih.rtglillnr.l.etanir and all klda. (mailtXIl WAM UAH l, UMM Nollca a Flaal Sll a lb. t'oonty Cmirl ol tht aUM si Onm. h. I nlumlila (.'nunlr. m Id Ui. maiMir M lb. Katal ol Wllllaa m, Nolle. I. n.rabr'aiv.n thai 1. 1, Qideiiu DM bta nnal arouunt a. ailmlnlalrab. al oZ e.taU of William HnlMia. deM4, a l ouiilr Court ol lb. Hutu ul Un.ua Im Uta. t,la iMiinty, anq in. iw 01 aaui Ohui at al.lKHiitolaatnMay.il. Jmh lay ol July, nH ai ih. hour ol loo . (ka. m., ml iha eoun inA fll , h ,v . 7 w. .term uoiaMM t'ouuir, imriO, lor the k.ailatol ohfaHiN.), iKh Dual account and lb. aMllemani ikd . R UtllCa, AdmlnUlralar ol lb. Mala ot WllUaai kW KIR, uhwwi, hi NOTICE KOR PUBLICATION. lirtinelit ol the Interior. V. H. Uad (Meial Mtn i.u.1. wrtBv., ayiii in, mm Nntlr. la hereby eal.r (tea thai Jamn L DaSnt umbla County, Orara, ka,a Da, mad. kom.aWa.1 aatteanai ol KI.I. roinit Anrllliuk, Itwa, in.'l. bom.Wat aaatteatiai iia. lotas, aortal Mo. 01 M. Ini aorlbeaai ,aaiai arctlun JS. bmuahlp north, rant a wm.S latneUa meildlau. bat tied uotlc. ol lalaanai 1,1 m.k. Hnal ooaatttlliallo ornol laertaaiiA claim la lb. land alwv. tofrt l4, tuliei a. Hr.l.ier aua auvotv.roi in. u.a. LiMtsa ai PurtlaaI.Umnm.oa Ih. lAb day ol MefJMi Claimant tiaaaw a wttnaem Pete Wn anu, Uourg. Dlamt. Bdmuad . Mtuaiaad Ma H. Kallaa. all or Kiel. treo.. a ( MAS. . aUkatt'a, tefleM. Str. Ii-alda C. . Hff , Jfufif. RAILROAD TIME. Uuh lUlnl.f daJtyleiri4Snday)leaaV l.o.l. at S A. M.. douartlna Irooi at Hale. Ml I o'rlurk. Keturoluj. laatea Port lead at tar M., arrlelin at kt Hiaa at ta, hmim and Fast Fretflt. FOR fOITlAHO DAILY TORTLAND LANDING. ALDEB . ' ELECTRIC Fixtures. Colombia Electric Worb NOTICa OP Uib Safest Place lb KEEP "YOUR MONEY IS IN BANiC B0M W IT HAS OFTEN .HAPPENED er"'"-1' . -. If some one had banked ten dollars at five per cent wiujjouiia interest 200 years ago and you today au that ten dollars and the interest on it you would have We will pay you 4 per cent interest on the money
