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SUPPLEMENT i
8T. HELENS, OREQCN, FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1912
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County Court
Proceedings
Thursday. May 2nd. 1912, 2nd.
Judicial Day.
Court Came punuant to adjourn
ment. Officers all present.
Duo proclamation U-inu made,
the following proceedings were had:
Matter of Petition of Aug. Sch
midt, ct. al. For a county road
On thia day cornea on lor hearing
the Petition of Aug. Schmidt, ft,
al., for a county road, and it ui
juaring to the court that the date
apearing in the copy of Notice ac
companyintr Affidavit of pooling
doe not agree with the punted no
ticf, and the court not leing fully
adviaed in the Premises, It in order
ed ly the court that said Petition
be, and the name in hereby contin
ued. Matter of change of Tmkham
mud: On thi day it apearing t
court that the Hoard of county road
Viewer havesnrveyed and re-located
the Tinkham road, and filed a
Ifood ami sufficient plat thereof, and
it further pM-aring to the court
thut the Portland and Southwestern
K. B. Co., have aid over to the
county Treasurer the sum of $78.:t,
lieing the amount of expenm incur
red in said matter, it is ordered that
said plat of aaid re-location m and
the name in hereby approves!.
Matter of Petition of Louis P.oee,
et. al. For a county road: On
this day thin matter coming on to
lie heard uon the second reading
of the report of the Hoard of coun
ty road Viewer, which said report
was publicly read on two d liferent
days of thin term of court, and no
remonntrancea being filed, and the
Viewers having reMrted no dama
ges or account of said road and their
aid report lieitig favorable thereto
port was publicly read on two differ
entdays of thi term of court
which said reM.rt In favorable there
til linil ....I I
, ..,, uuiiiHifcn m me turn
of $200.1)0. having been filed by Kd-
ward r.ilerten. an.l the court beinir
satisfied that audi road will be of
public utility. It is ordered by the
court that damage in the turn of
f 100.00 l allowed tu!Kdward Eilert-
w n, on condition that uctitioni
pay one half of xaid aum.
It is further ordered by the
court that said rcort, Hurvey pro
file und plat lie recorded in aut'table
book kept for that purpose, and
from thenceforth aaid road ahall lie
a public highway.
It in further ordered by the court
that the Bond SujK'rvisor in whose
district wiid road m located, shall
open the aame for public travel.
Matter of Petition of Louis Fluhr-
er. et. al. ror county road: On
thin day thia matter coming on for
hearing upon the second reailing of
the report of the Hoard of county
road Viewers, which said report
wan publicly read on two different
days of thia term of court, said re
port U-ing favorable thereto, and
reporting damage in the sum of
$7.1 t John StiikenlnTg, and no re
monstrance or jx-tition for dama
ge leing filed, and the court being
Mtitietl that uch road will be of
public utility. Hi ordered by the
court that the report of the View
er ! accepted, on condition that
petitioner nettle damage.
It i further ordered by the court
that Huch report, survey, piolile and
plat It recorded in Huitable books
kept for that puriawe, and from
thenceforth mi id road sliull !e a pub
lic highway.
It i further ordered by the court
that the Supervisor in whose district
Miid road. is located, shall oen the
same for public travel.
Matter of Petition of S. Kock.et,
and the court being satisled that , al. For a county road. On this
said road would le of public utility. day this matter coming on to be
It i ordered by Ihe court that heard uMn the second reading of
claim for damage on file be and ; the rexirt of the Hoard of county
th iutm arm hi-rebv rejected, and 1 Road Viewer, which said report was
that the report of the Viewer lie publicly read on two different day. of j ' int of proposed road on
we sun uay oi iuay or on
their failure to meet on said day,
then within five days thereafter,
School Fair: On this day thia mat
ter comes on for hearing and the
Court not being fully advised in the
matter, reserves Its decision for
further consideration.
Matter of Petition on of Geo. B
Conyers, et. al., For a County Road:
On this 2nd day of May, 1912,
comes on fer hearing the petition of
Geo. B. Conyers, et. al., freehold
ers, residing in the road district or
districts of said proposed road,
praying for the establishment of a
county road, described as follows:
Beginning at a staked marked C. R.
said stake being situated south 760
feet from the NW corner of theSEl-2
f Sec. 12, T. 7 N. R. 5 West of the
W. M. ; thence in a westerly direct
ion on the most practical ground to
a stake marked "A"; said stake be
ing situated on the section line 728
feet south from the 1-4 post be
tween sections 11 ami 12 in T 7 N
R 5 west of the Will. Mer; thence
in a northwesterly direction on the
most practical ground to a stake
marked "B" aaid stake being situa
ted north 329 feet and west 13C1
feet from the 1-4 post between sec
tions 11 and 12, T 7 N R 5 west of
the W M. ; thence in a northwester
ly direction on the most practical
ground to a stake marked D" said
stake being situated in the County
Road leading from CUtakanie to
Marshland S 2 deg. 15' east 1217
feet and S 87 deg. 45' west 297 feet
from the 1-4 post between sections
2 and 1 1 T 7 N R 6 west of the
Will. Mer. and the terminal point
of said proposed County Road.
And it satisfactorily appearing to
the Court from proof filed herein,
that due notice of the pendency of
this proceeding ha been given as
by law required, that twelve of
said petitioners are legal freehold
ers of this county, residing in the
road district or districts of the pro
posed road, and that a pood and
sufficient bond has bci.n given and
filed herein;
It is therefore ordered by the
Court that the Board of County
Road Viewers meet at the begin-
M. J. John Spec. 4 Div. 1
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II. A. Wilson
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E. R. Webster Sihjc. 3 Div. 1
Charles Smith
J. P. Sheeley
0. G. Weed
Jos. Pace
E. B. North
Chas. Smith
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J. E. BLACK,
WIGWAM BAR )
Choice Liquors, Wines and Cigars
BOTTLE GOODS IN BOND ;'.
accepted. ' this term of court, and it aearing
It i further ordered by the court i to Uk-court from the reading of
that ald report, survey, profile and i said report that said road ha not
plat le recorded insuitable book j U-en surveyed as heretofore ordered
kept for that purpose, and from by tl court, it U ordered by the
thenceforth said road shall be
public highway.
It i further ordered by the court
that the Road Supervisor in whose
district said road I located,' shall
oi-n the aame for public travel.
Matter of Petition of C. C. Har
ger. et. al. For a county road: On
this day this matter coming on to
be heard upon the second reailing
of the report of the P.onrd of Coun
ty Road Viewers, which said report
was publicly read on two different
day of this term of court, and no
remonstrance or petition lor tiam
a J court that said matter If and the
same i hereby continued.
Mutter of Petition of J. A. Van,
et. al. For county road: On thi
day thi matter coming on for hear
ing upon the second reading of the
report of the Hoard of County Road
Viewer.
which said report was publicly read
on two different day of thi term
of Court, said rcjtort being favor
able thereto, and reporting damag
es in the aum of 75 cent per thous
and feet for all standing timber
taken in the construction of said
age lieing filed, and the court le- road, and claim for damage be
ing satisfied that such road wiil be
of public utility, and thi! report of
the Viewers Iwing favorable thereto,
it is ordered by the court that said
report, survey, profile and plat be
recorded in suitable book kept for
that purpose, and from thence forth
said road shall lie a public highway.
It further appearing to the court
from the representation of tho eti-
tioners herein that said road should
ng filed a follows
George- II. Iioerman $2500.00; F. K.
Mnlmlierg $516.97; Geo. W. Corll
$1000.00.
And the Court being satisfied that
such road will be of public utility,
it U ordered by the Court that said
jK-tition for Road be allowed, and
that damages therefore be allowed
in the sum of $1.00 ier thousand! A Wia
feet for all merchantable umoer
and proceed to view, survey and lo
cate said proposed road.
Matter of Hid for Special Road.
Improvement in Dist. 12, 13, 15,
16. On this day bid for Special Road
Improvement as advertised for said
above named district were opened
and examined as follows:
Dist. No. 13.
J. M. Hill. Improvement at Mag-
per rd
nusen place for $9 00
Geo. W. Corll Improvement
at Magnusen place for 8 75
Dist. No. 15.
C. H. Armstrong Spec. 2 Div. 1
for $150 00
1. Heaver Creek Div. Lto K 70 00
0. E. Pent Spec. 4. Div. 1 for $4 90
F. C. McGraw, 1. Heaver
Creek Div. L to K $115 00
2 " " G to F 239 00
3 " " E to Bridge 62 00
4 " " M to ? 4 70
C. V. Enstrom Pebble Creek
Road, A to H &C to D 6 10
C. A. Mill Spec. 1 Div. 3,
Coon ('reek
be forty feet in w.dth, it i ordered actually forfeited to the county by
hy the court that said road be and nam-n of ojietiing such road. I
the same i hereby ordered to bej It i thoiefote ordered by the.
forty feet in width. Coin I that said report, survey, pro-j
It is further ordered by the court , file and plat be recorde I in suitable
that the road supervisor in whose book i kept for that purpose, andj
district said r.iml U located, shall from thenceforth said road hhall be ;
open the aame for public travel
Lester Sheeley 1
son 3
O. G. Iiult 1
E. R. Webster 1
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Beaver
Creek Div.
6 35
449 00
2 00
4 85
And the Court being advised in
the matter, it is ordered by the
Court that the following named
bid be, and they are hereby accept
ed, and that contracts be entered in
to for the faithful performance of
same.
Dist No. 15.
C. B. Armstrong Spec. 2,
Div. 1 for 150 00
1, Beaver Creek Div. L to K 70 00
0. E. Dent 4 Div. 1 4 90
F. C. McGraw 2 Beaver Creek
Div. G to F 239 00
3 " EtoBdg62 00
C. U. Enstrom Pebble Creek
Road A to B & C to D 6 10
H. A. Wilson Spec. 3 Div. 1 2 00
0. G. Hult " 1 " 1 4 85
E. R. Webster " 5 " 1 125 00
4 Beaver
Creek Div. 369 00
Dist No. 16.
Peter Bergerson Spec 7, Div.
2 for 4 48
H. A. Wilson Spec. 3 Div 1" 3 25
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Matter of Petition of J. I
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Inn of the report of tho Board of
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