- Delinquent Tax List, 1911
46.51
.s;
S.41
1.S3
3.03
5.50
4.93
.10
.42
.92
Th! advertised list of delinquent
taxes for the year 1911 U In pursuance
of an act of the Slate Legislature,
which U embodied in Chapter 275 of
the General Law of the 1911 Session.
'llie taxes on the follow Iuk adver
tised real proerty became lelli)tiieiit
on the 2d day of April. 1912. and are
subject to a penalty of 10 per cent and
Interest at the rate of 12 per cent per
annum until they ahull hae been uld.
Any time after the expiration of ix
months after the taxes charged against
the following real property are delin
quent, the Sheriff la authorized to is
sue, to any one applying therefor, a
certificate of delinquency upou pay
ment of the taxes, penalty. Interest and
cost of advertising.
Certifirate of delinquency shall bear
Interest from the date of issuance until
redeemed at a rate not exceeding 15
per cent per annum.
Adams. John F.. Veronla, lot 1.
blk. IS $ -57
Alnsworth, J. C, lot 1 and SE'i
of NK'j. See. G. Tp. 4. It. 2..
Allen, Ethel May. Georgetown,
lot 12, blk. 3
Ashley Rumellu. bankers. SE'j
of NE'J, Seo- 17- Tl- 3- R- 2-
Bacon. V. E., Columbia Park,
lot 13. blk. 4
Raker. Nlmrod F.. care of Mor
ton Tompkins, St. Helens, lots
S and 9, blk. 75
Bee. Clias (heirs, NE'j of
NV ; of SV :, Sec. US. Tp. 8,
It. 3 '. 10.97
Blackford. V. W.. Flipplu' Sub.
Piv. of Tichnor's 1st Add. to
Clatskauie, lots 7, S, 9 and 10,
blk. 1 10.50
Bloniquist, Christina. 10 acres In
SE, of NEi4, Set-. 21. Tp. 7.
R. 2 13.33
Borg. Paul. SE'4 of SE 4', ex.
int. .to church and co. road.
Sec. 25, Tp. 7. R. 3 12.70
Boschler. John (heirs), lot 5 and
. of NW'ij. and SK' of
NV"i4, Sec. 9. Tp. 6. It. 5 $9.16
Bourne, J. K., E'i of SWij, Sec.
31. Tp. 7, K. 2 16.C7
Bovd, John. 20 acres In Perry
D. L. C. Sec. o, Tp. 4. It. 1... 1S.C2
Boyle. L. H.. care of Anna Payne
Tract in City of Houlton, Sec.
4. Tp. 4. It. 1 29.25
Brlggs. Ella E.. 5 acres in SW'4
of SWi4. Sec. Si. Tp. 5. R. 2.. 6.1S
Brink. J. L. and Viola A. a tract
of land in N. Clatskanie, part
of blk. 9 1S.57
Bryant, Cecil M.. 3 acres in Clat
skanie. Sec. 8. Tp. 7. R. 4
Bryant. O. J. (heirs), lots 11 and
12, ex. amt. sold, Wagner's I).
L. C. Sec. 8. Tp. 7. R. 4:
Bryant's Add. (o N. Clatskanie,
lots 15 and It!, blk. 1; Bryant's
Add. to N. Clatskanie. lots 4.
5 and 6, blk. 2: Bryanfg Add.
to N. Clatskanie. lot 9. blk 3.
Bryant. O. J. (.ieir.-?), care of
Henry Kratz. lots 9 and 10 in
Wagner's D. L. C ex. amt.
.sold, Sec. 8. p. 7. R. 4: lot 1,
ex. amt. sold. Sec. 8, Tp. 7.
R. 4 1
Brvant. Z. (heirs), Clatskanie,
lot 7, blk. 3
Busch, D. A., Dobbins' Add. to
Rainier, 50x75 ft., in lot 15. .
Bergbom. A. (Heirs), lots 1 and
2 and S' J of NE'j, ex. timber.
Sec. 6, Tp. 7. R. 3 1G.S3
Bisch. Victor, und. '$ Int. In
NW13. See. 32. Tp. a. R. 2.... 10.C3
Bisch, Blanch, und. ' Int. in
NWij'. Sec. 32. Tp. 5, R. 2 10.C2
Bloih, Bertha, lots 1. 2. 3 and 4.
Sec. 14. Tp. 8. R. 4 43.S7
Blott, George (heirs), E' 't of
SW';. Sec. 7. Tp. 3, R. 2 C3.S0
Board of School Trustees, part of
lot 1 Sec. 22. Tp. 7, R. 2: 1';
acres in F. M. Warren B. L.
C, Sec. 23, Tp. 7. R. 2; 23 acres
In lot 1 and Nw'rj of SW'4.
Sec. 23. Tp. 7, R. 2; water
front on lot 1, Sec. 23, Tp. 7.
R. 2 10.92
Brettell. Enoch. SE'4, Sec. 23.
Tp. 7. R. 5 10.32
Brows, J. J., S' ; and E2 of
NE4. Sec. 16. Tp. 4. R. 4 S1.C6
Buoy, Wm. H S'J of SE'4. Sec.
10. Tp. 4, R. 3 30.12
Ceccato, Bortola, Ceccato, Glu-
eppl. Ceccato. Giovani, and
Bo'ter, Allesandro. SEVi of X
W, and V4 of XW'i of
NE'-i. except X 20 feet of SE
of SV. Sec. 35. Tp. 5. R. 2
Chambers, C. A.. SW, of SWf4,
Sec. L'O, Tp. 7. R. 2 13.37
Combs. Leslie H. anl I. I).,
Georgetown. lots 4 and 3. blk. 8 8.13
Comb-. L. H.. a tract of l;in! in
Hculton, Sec. 4. T;. 4. R. 1... 13.00
Cook. Charles, 1st Add. to Clat
skanie. lots 6 and 7, blk. 7...
Cox, E. F. and Birdie, r.oxl'jo ft.
In Hmilton, Sec. 4. Tp. 4. R. 1
Craig, Roy, St. Helens, lot 1",
blk. 32
C'rouse, Perley C. 200x209 feet In
Houlton, Sec. 4. Tp. 4, R. 1...
Crouse. C. B. and P. C, 20.S3
acres In Houlton, ex. amt. sold.
Sec. 4. Tp. 4. R. 1 120.09
Crouse. L. M., St. Helens, lots 8,
9, 10. 13. 14 and 13. blk. H5..
Carmack. H. C, SWr' of SE',
Sec. 6. Tp. 5. R. 5
Carroll, John F., care of Henry
Kratz, Bryants Add. to X.
Clatskanie, lots 1, 2 and 3
blk. 6
Carroll, James M care of Henry
Kratz, iy2 acres In Sec. 8, Tp.
7, R. 4
Cleeton, T. J Mnllineer's Add. to
.Vernonia. und. y2 Int. in lots
1 to 12 Inc.. blk. 26
Cleveland. Mrs. M. E., Second
Add. to Veronla, lots 9, 10 and
11, blk. 13
Clinton, Ella J., First Add. to
Verona, lots 9, 10, 11 and 12,
blk. 1
Columbia County Investment Co.,
Beaver Home Tract, lot 76;
Beaver Homes Tract, lot 80;
Beaver Homes Tract, part of
lot 109 11.73
Colson, Cornelia, Rainier, lot 3,
blk. 13 C.20
Cook, W. J., NiJ of SE'i. Sec.
10. Tp. 4. R. 3 43.94
Dippold, Dove E., Tichnor's Sec
ond Add. to Clatskanie, lot
30, blk. 2
Disney, Rachel M., St. Helens,
lot 5, blk. 75
Doan. J. B. and J. H., Blanch
ard's Add. to Rainier, lots 1, 2,
3. 4, 6, 8. 9, 10, 11 and 12,
blk. 11 79.1
Downing. Nelg, Rainier, lots 1,
blk. 25 26.33
Dtipont, L. and M. J., care of S.
Z. Welgle, St. Helens, lot 9,
blk. 16
Daniels, W. B., Columbia City,
lots 3, 4 and 5, blk. 21
Davlea, !,, 1st Add. to Colum
bia City, part of lot 10
prI.ashmutt, Marie, und. U Int.
In NW'j", Sec. 32, Tp. 5, R. 2.
Del rick, L. L., Verona, lot 1 and
part of lots 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10,
blk. 3
Poerlng. Anton, W'J of NWif
and NW'i of HW'4, See. 15,
Tp. 6, R. 3; SW'i of SW;i,
5.60
0.87
3894
8.81
5.50
29.44
9.90
9.72
6.56
.35
9.90
6.19
4.20
6.60
2.4$
!.00
Sec. 10, Tp. 5, U. 3
Edwards, Edward. Ifl.OU acres In
Sec. 31. Tp. 8. It. 4
Eastern Investment Co., Ltd.,
care of M. J. Kinney, lota 1, 2,
3 and 4, ex. timber. Sec. 19,
Tp. 5, R. 1; E'4 of N'i4 and
XEU of SWV Sec. 19. Tp. 5,
K. 1
Eastern Investment Co., Ltd.,
und. '4 Int. in NV'4, Sec. 32,
Tp. 5. It. 2: Clatskanie, lot 1.
blk. 2 86.34
Eckerson. R. I., 60 acres in 8' "t
of X'i4. Sec. 4, Tp. 3. It. 2.. 3 62
Englemnu, C S'j of NW'i and
E 1 2 of 8W'i4, ex. timber. Sec.
20. Tp. 7, It. 4 22.00
Eventing A Farrell, lot 2. Sec.
21. Tp. 3, It. 1 3.22
Faming. Frank P.. St. Helens,
lot 9, blk. 35
Flippiu. Gertrude, part of lots 5
and 6, Wagner's D. L. C, Sec.
8. Tp. 7. It. 4 14.72
Fluhrer, Minnie (heirs), 540 feet
of tide land iu Sec. 19, Tp. 8.
It. 3 26.13
Fowler, C. C, care of V. Hunter,
Xeer City, lots 1 to 12 Inc.. blk.
13; Xeer City, lota 1 to 12 inc..
blk. IS; Xeer City, lota 4 to 9
inc.. blk. 19
Farrls. Chas. II . Moeck' Add. to
Rainier, lot 7, blk. 32
Fester, R. W Reuben, lot 4,
blk. 1 35
Foster. It. It. (heirs), Reuben,
lot 7. blk. 5 47
Franey. Mary E.. SE'i, Sec. S.
Tp. l, R. 2 20.00
Fuqua, Rose D.. 10 acres In Houl
ton. Sec. 5. Tp. 4. R. 1 21.12
Galllen, James C, S; of S'j of
St.". Sec. 2. p. 6, K. S
Gamble, Archie, SE'i of SE'i.
Sec. 14. fp. 7, It. 3
George. Ely, a tract of land in
Deer Island. Sec. 8, Tp. 5. It. 1
George. F. X. and Fannie, 30
acres in Achillies. D. L. C, Sec.
7 and 18. Tp. 4, K. 1..T 16.28
Graham, Tllden. 1st Add. to Clat
skanie. lot 3, blk. 6 20.92
Gtistafson. Gust, E' i of NE' ,',
Sec. 8. Tp. 4. It. 4; Roses Add.
to Vernonia. lots 14 and 15,
blk. 5 26.02
GihlHins, Jacob, E 15 acres of
NE'i of SW'i, Sec. 26, Tp. 6,
R. 5 6.35
Hains, Mrs. M. M., Clatskanie.
lot 3. R. 5 21.31
Hall. W. S., Bryant's Add. to X.
Clatskanie. lots 3. 4 and 5. blk.
1
Hall. Walter and Cedate. 2 acres
In lot 2. See. 8. Tp. 7, R. 4...
Hankins. H. W. B.. S; of SW4
of SE,. Sec. i9. Tp. 7, blk. 2..
Hankins. A. B.. NWij of SW'j-
of SE i, Sec. i, Tp. 7. It. 2... 18.13
Hanneman. Bernard (heirs), 1
acre in Sec. 12, Tp. 3, R. 2...
Hanson. Mike. S' j of XW'4 of
SE'4, Sec.34. Tp. 4. R. 2
McMilan, George, and Harr. J. B.,
75xl3i) feet in Rainier, Sec. 16,
Tp. 7. R. 2
Ha it, J. B.. Rainier, lot 2. blk. 28 35.66
Harris, Louisa, 42'.xlPl feet In
Houlton. Sec. 4, tp. 4, R. 1.. 39.32
Haycox, Mrs. Ella, a tract of land
In X. Clatskanie 9.62
Hendrickfon. Brox I... SWi ; of
XE'.. SE'j' 01 XW' 4 and W'.;
of SE' J. Sec. 32. Tp. 6. R. 5... 44.85
Hendrickson. Ellas, SW'J of
SV4, Sec. 7. Tp. 7. R. 4; 11
acres more or less in Sec. IS,
Tp. 7. R. 4 32.02
Hiatt. Fred A. and Ada R., 1 13
acres in Sec. 9. Tp. 7. R. 4...
Holaday. Asa D., care of H. Keys,
A. Holaday Orchards Tracts,
lots 43 ami 40
Hughes. Edward H.. Clatskanie,
S'j of lot 11. blk. 8 40.57
Hall. J. E., rare of X. Clatskanie
Logging Co.. XW'i of XE'i.
Sec. 9, Tp. 7. R. 4 12.25
Halbert. Cyntha ( heirs 1. 30.27x
I'd) feet in Houlton, Sec. 4, Tp.
4. R. 1 21.93
Hardy. Anthony, 12 acres more or
less in Sec. 13, Tp. 6, R. 2;
Si'2 of SW'j and X'i of S",
of SE'i, Sec. 11. Tp. 6. R. 2,
E'i of SW'4 of SE'J. Sec. 10.
Tp. 6. R. 2; Reuben, lots 1, 2,
3, 5, 6. 7 and 8. blk 2; lots 1,
2. 3. 5. 6. 7 and 8, blk. 2: lots
1. 2, 3, 4, 5. 6. 7 and 8. blk. 3;
lots 1. 3. 3. 4, 5, 6. 7 and 8,
blk. 4; lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and
8. blk. 5 52.40
Hayes. Allison, SWiJ of XWi of
XW',;, Sec. 30, Tp. 8, R. 3;
SE' , of XE' of NE'J, Sec.
23. Tp. 8. R. 4.'
Henricl, May. X. of 6 acrt-s of lot
6. Sec. 27. Tp. 4, R. 1 ; lots 4
and 5. S.'C. 32. Tp. 4. R. 1... 11.92
Holronib. Frnnk. St. Helens, lots
20. 21 and 22, blk 41 22.73
Howard. D-lIa B.. S'', of SWK
and S'", of SE'i. Sec. 11. Tp'.
4. R. 5 42.C6
80 Howard, Harry. 20 acres In Le-
mont D. L. C, Sec. 34, Tp. 5
R. 1
Ilj-ina, John G XW'j, Sec. 28,
Tp. 8, R. 4
Joseph, Maggie, St. Helens, lot 3,
blk. 129
Jeffrey. J. A., SW'.j of SE',
Sec. 33, Tp. 4. K. 5
Jonasson. Benedict, Xeer City,
lots 1 to 12 Inc., blk. 7
Karvonen, J. A. and A. A., care
of Henry Karvonen, S' of
SW'j-, ex. timber, Sec. 12. Tp.
7. R. 4; 5 acres in Sec. 13, Tp.
7. R. 4 13.47
Kelley, Minnie, Georgetown, lots
12 and 8'. of 11, blk. 2
Kennedy. W., care of Lillie 8teh-
man. SE' ; of XW"; of XW'4,
Sec. 29. Tp. 7. R. 2
Klstner. I. W.. Blanchnrd's Add.
to Ralriler, lots 12, blk. 9
Kline, Chas. F., Georgetown, lot
2, blk. 2
Kmotras, Antone. 5 acres In Sec.
33. Tp. 4. R. 2
Kostrba. John and Caroline, 4.66
acres In Sec. 13. Tp. 3. R. 2..
Kratz, Henry, land In city limits
of Clatskanie, Sec. 8, Tp. 7.
R. 4 131.24
Kratz, Henry and Maud, Bryant's
Add. to N. Clatskanie, lots 1, 2,
3. 4 and 5. blk. 4 2.75
Kratz, Maud A., 1st Add. to
ClatHkanle, 1, 2, 5 and 6. blk. 1 41.80
Keeney, Homer I., lot 6, and
SW'J of SWij-. ex. R. R. right
of way, Sec. 4, Tp. 7, R. 5;
lots 7 and 8 and 8W' of
SWi. ex. 10.43 acres. Sec. 5.
Tp. 7. R. 5; that part of lot
6. lying N. of A. C. R. of
W., Sec. r. Tp. 7. R. 5; SEr,
Sec. 8. Tp. 7, R. 6; NE',
Sec. 17. Tp. 7, It. B; NW14 of
NWt, Sec. 9, Tp. 7. R. 5 107.42
Kinney, J. D. and M. F., South
Clatskanie, lots 7 and 8, blk. 1 22.00
Kinney, M. J., Nv of 8t, of
NE', of NE', Sec. 22, Tp. 6,
R. 5
Koskes, Victor, Goble, lot 2, blk.
3
Leneacher, Fred, Ni$ of NE'4 of
SE';. Sec. 29. Tp. 6. It. 2
Lengacher, L. N., Goble, lot 13,
blk. 3
Lott, T. B. and A. J., care of
Iopold Dupont, fir. Helens,'
lots 5 and 6, blk. 45
Lowe, Elizabeth, 60x73 feet, a
1.71
2.20
9.90
4.71
6.97
7.97
641
6.50
9.36
2.30
6.18
3 41
1.36
.71
.47
92.25
17.20
.92
1.10
3.25
4 46
6.51
3.58
4.95
.91
5.22
2.29
2.29
2.22
.17
10.C3
lis
2.13
.47
4.10
1.88
5.8
imrt of Dobbins' Add. to
Rainier, in blk. 13 91.61
Low man, II. W., lots 1 and 2. ex.
timber, and 8; of XE4, Sec.
3. Tp. 6. H. 3; K; of XW',,
Sec. 2. Tp. 6. R. 3 38.99
Low man, llson, X 70 acres of
Xi4 of SE'4. Sec. 3. Tp. 6. It. 3 29.70
Ladd. W. 8.. et al.. und. 5-fi Int.
In 8' 4 of 8W1;. Sec. 11. Tp. 3.
K 2; und. 5-6 int. In X'j of
NWi,. Sec. 14, Tp. 3, It. 2... 32.71
Lace, Susan M . J, acre In lot
12 In Bryant 1). L. C, Sec. 8,
Tp. 7. It. 4 15.S0
Lake. Dora It. (heirs), George-
tow 11. lots 9 and 10. blk. 3... 4.23
Lambersnn. Cora F.. Georgetow n,
lot 8. blk. 1 97
Lambert, A. , Seappoosa Or
chard Tracts Xo. 3; Tracts
Xoa. 1. 2. 7. 8. . 11. 12. 18
and 19 8.18
Law ton, Victoria, und. j Int. In
XWi4. Sec. 32. Tp. 5! R. 2.. 10.61
Little. Lucy M., S4 of SW'i,
Sec. 8. Tp. 7. It. 3; X'i of
XWij. ex. timber. Sec. 17. Tp.
7. R. 3 24.08
Luck, Kmma. und. j int. in
XWi;. Sec. 32, Tp. 5. R. 2 10.61
Malcom. Olive J., Dobbin's Add to
Rainier, lot 4. blk. 22
Merrell. Cressa. 1st Add. to Clats
kanie, lot 1. blk. 9
Merrell. Xorman, 27 12 acres tide
land In Sec. 4. Tp. 5, R. I; 200
acres In Sees. 4 and 5. Tp. 5. R.
1; X. 37 acres of XE'4 of SEV
Sec. 1. Tp. 5. It. 2: all of that
part of SE'4' of Sri'j lying 8.
of A. C. right of way, Sec. 6.
Tp. 7, It. 4.: 8. 23 acres of
XE'4 of XE'4, Sec. 12. Tp. 5.
It. 2; E; of XE',, SW'4 of
XE'4 and'X'i; of SE'4. See. 21.
Tp. 7. R. 4; lot 7 and XW'i of
NW'j. Sec. 22. Tp. 7. R. 4:
Xeer City, lots 5 and 6. blk. 2; .
Columbia City, lot 2, blk. 26;
Clatskanie, und. Int., lots
I. 2. 7 and 8. blk. 4: Clut
skanle. lots 7 and 8. blk, 5 261.44
Merrell. Edith II.. lots 2. 3 and
8 In Bryant's D. L. C. Sec.
8. Tp. 7. R. 4; lots 4, 17 and
22. Wagner's D. L. C. Sec. 8.
Tp. 7, It. 4; part of lot 5 in
Wagner's D. L. C Sec. 8, Tp.
7. R. 4: a tract of land in Sec.
8. Tp. 7. R. 4; Bryant's Add to
X. Clatskanie. lots 1 and 2. blk.
3; 1st Add. to Clatskanie. lots
3 and 4. blk. 1; 8. Clatskanie. '
lut 4. blk. 1 79.47
Miller. H. W., R. R. Add. to St.
Helen's, lots 7 and 8. blk 9.. 18.30
Moeck. Geo. F.. care of Ed Mc
intosh, Moeck's 2nd Add. to
Rainier, lot 3. blk. E 5.98
Care of X. F. Lambert. Moeck's
2nd Add. to Rainier, lot 8,
blk. E 2.95
Care of W. J. Muckle. Moeck's
2nd ,Add. to Rainier, lot 10,
block E 2.94
Monner. John, SE'i of SE4,
Sec. 29. Tp. 7. It. 5 4.20
Morgan. James M., Moeck's Add.
to Rainier, lot 3. blk. 39 23.40
Morgan. J. L., 100x232 feet In
Sec. 12. Tp. 3. It. 2 6.68
Mover. Wm. D.. E' : of NW'4
of XE' ,. Sec. 35. Tp. 5. R. 2.. 4.95
Muckle. Chas., care of It. L. Far
ris. Moeck's Add. to Rainier.
lot 1. blk. 32 30.23
Care of J. H. Collins. St. Hel
ens, lot 14, blk. 59 2.75
Muckle. Edgar. Moeck's 2nd Add.
to Rainier, lot 12, blk. A... 16 26
Murray, Georgie A.. X. Clats
kanie. blk. 7 and part of
blk. 6 1994
Marqnam. Julia. 2nd Add. to Ver
nonia. lots 2. 3 and 4. blk. 13 .70
Merritt, Corlies. Spitzenberg,
W ; of lots 9 and 10. blk. 6.. .17
Merriil. Mrs. Ann. care of X.
Clatskanie Logging Co.. X;
of XW'i and SW'i of XW'i.
ex. 4.75 acres. Sec. 9, Tp. 7,
R. 4 28.18
Montgomery. John I., St. Helens,
lots 12 and 18. blk. 30 22.41
Murrav, Gus, 73.35 acres In Sec.
18. Tp. 7, R. 2 13.20
McGlllivanv, Xellle, lot 1 and
XW'i of SW'i. Sec. 10. Tp. 7,
R. 4; Clatskanie. lot 8. blk. 3. 67.33
McKay, Douglas, 13.91 acres in
McKay's D. L. C. Sec. 1. Tp.
3. It. 2 12.38
McKee, J. D. and Xellle, 4 acres
In Sec. 13, Tp. 4. R. 2 99
McKee. J. D., 6 acres In Sec. 13,
Tp. 4. R. 2 9 48
McArthur. H.. K', of XW'i and
SW'i of XW'i, Sec. 29. Tp. 5,
R. 1 171.24
Xorgren. S. P.. and Fluhrer, F.,
care of X. flats. I.og. Co.. E'J
of XE'J. Sec. 9. Tp. 7. R. 4;
S' of XW'i, Sec. 10, Tp. 7,
R. 4 U 72
Xicholns. Kate, St. Helens, lots
1 pnd 2. blk 97 2.14
Nicholas. H. B., care of J. F.
Dot kery, St. Helens, lots 16
and 17, blk. 105 1 53
Nicholas. H. B.. St. Helens, lots
16 and 17. blk. 137 1.83
Noble, H. E.. S'J of SE'. Sec.
13. Tp. 7. R. 5; 'Vt of NK;i,
Sec. 24. Tp. 7, R. 5 10.32
Nordby, T. VV., care of C. Carl
son, 30 acres In SWiJ, Sec. 33,
Tp. 8. R. 3 6.12
X. P. R. R. Co., care of Elwood
Snow, SW'i of SE'i, Sec.
II. Tp. 5. R. 5 2.58
O'Connor, Emma, 9.22 acres In
McKay D. I. C, Sec. 1, Tp. 3,
R. 2 11.55
Olsen. John. W14 of SE'4, 8c-
8. Tp. 7. R. 5 14.55
O'Xell. Wavle, Georgetown, lot
6, blk. 8 8.13
Olmstfad, Leona A., NE'-i of
SE', Sec. 22. Tp. 7, R. 2 13.54
Oppenmelmer. J. L. t Co., East
Side Add. to Vernonia, lots 6
and 7, blk. 16 2.21
Parcher, Alice, R'J of SWr of
SEr. Sec. 11. Tp. 7. R. 3; S'2
of NW of SE'4, Bee. 14, Tp.
7. R. 3 27.68
Parker, Eliza, lot 1 and NE'J of
NW', Sec. 30, Tp. 7, R. 2 20.63
Player, Adolph, RWt of SE'
and SE'4 of SWr, Sec. 29.
Tp. 7, R. 5; 3.75 acres in Sec.
8, Tp. 7. R. 4 10.96
Prescott. Maud, 1-3 acre In Houl
ton. Sec. 5, Tp. 4, R. 1 18.68
Prlngle, Wm., care of B. F. Lane,
Vernonia, lots 9 and 10, blk. 7 1.18
Parmely, Lulu E., Columbia
Park, lot 5, blk. 4; t. Helens,
lots 6 and 17, blk. 30 fi.80
Parson. Frances. Moeck's Add. to
Rainier, lot 6. blk. 43 50.65
Paul. .1. (heirs). 8' of SE'4
and NE' of BE', and BE'
of NE'?, Sec. 25, Tp. 6. R. 5.. 12.81
R.i (ran, Harry, St. Helens, frac
tional parts of lots 5 and 6,
blk. 130 4 88
Rice. F. P.. N'4 of SE'4, ex. 5
acres, Sec. 24, Tp. 7, R. 3 13.00
Richardson, D. W., care of C.
Hem-ken. 10 acres In W' of
NW'. Sec. 32, Tp. 7. R. 4.... 1.38
Richardson. D. W NE'4 and
N', of HE',. Sec. 31, Tp. 7. It.
4; W' of NW'f, ex. 10 acres,
S"c. 32, Tp. 7, R. 4: NWri of
SW'i, 2" acres. Sec. 32, Tp.
7. R. 4 47.80
Roberts, I,. D. and O. C. Rcnn
poose Orchard Tracts No. 3;
Ttacts No. 5. 6. 14, li and 1
RiHlegah, C. A, St. Helens, lot
3. 4. 5. IS, 19 and 29. blk 9:1. .
R Harold P., Columbia Park.
lot 2D, blk. 1
Ruddlman. A. IV and E. 21 acre
In SW4 of NW 'i. Sec. 28, Tp.
6. It. 4
ttage. J. A.. IVer Island, lots 1
and 2. blk. 3
ScapiHMMe l.br. Co., 4 acres In
Sec. 12. Tp. 3. blk. 2
Simon. Oweur. Clover Hill, lot 16,
blk. 3
Smith. Donald, 3 acre in Sec.
13. Tp. 3, bik. 2
Smith. Benton T.. 60x130 feel in
Raiuier
Smith. Chas. C. and D. M.
Georgetown, lot 2, J, 4, ..
blk. 7
Spencer, McDonald, Raiuier, lot
3. block 8
Stehman. J. E. and E. E.. 14
acre lu See. 1. Tp. 0, R. 3...
Stehman; Mary. Moeck' Add. to
Rainier, lot 9. blk. 32
Stehman. Waller - .. 40 acre In
See. 31, Tp. 7. XI. 2; Moc k
Add. to Rainier, lots 7 and 8
blk. 37
Stehman. J. E lots 3 aud 4. ex.
28 acres. Sec. 1, Tp. . R. 3...
Stevens. Wlnlleld and Edna, frac
tional SW'ii of SW'4. ex. right
of way, Sec. 31. Tp. 5. R. 1...
St. Helens Improvement Co.,
Railroad Add. to St. Helens,
lot 1. blk. 4
Care of John Slater. Railroad
Add. to St. Helens, lot 15. blk.
4
Care of John Foldat, Railroad
Add. to St. Helens, lots 1 and
2. blk. 5
Care of Ole Nelson, Railroad
Add. to St. Helens, lot 3,
blk. 5
Care of Paul Degere, Railroad
Add. to St. Helens, lot 6.
blk. 5
Care of Signard Miihelson.
Railroad Add. to St. Helens,
lots 10 ami 17. blk. 5
Care of Oscar C. (island. Rail
road Add. to St. Helens, lots
11 and 16. blk. 5
Care Frank Malmlierg. Rail
road Add. to St. Helens, lot
21. blk. 5
Care cf S. C. Morton. Railroad
Add. to St. Helens, lot 5. blk. 6
Care of Chas. Monas, Railroad
Add. to St. Helens, lot 23.
blk. 6
Care of Nazeba Shalhoub,
Railroad Add. to St. Helens,
lots 25 and 26. blk. 6
Care Chas. Marra, Railroad
Add. to St. Helen, lot 10.
blk. 7
Care W. C. Ekltind, Railroad
Adds to St. Helens, lot 15 and
Hi. blk. 7.
Care Alice
Add. to St.
Care of
Bank. Railroad Add
ens. lot 6, blk. lo
Care of T. G. Samuel. Railroad
Add. to St. Helens, lots 13 and
II. blk. 10 :
"Care of Andrea Vltlnlotes,
Railroad Add. to St. Helens,
lots 22 and 23. blk. ID
Care or C. W. Parson. Rall
rond Add. to St. Helens, lot 24.
blk. 10
Care of S. C. Morton, Railroad
Add. to St. Helens, lot 4. blk.
11
Care of Wm. Stout. Railroad
Add. to St. Helens, blk. 12. . .
Stuart. F.. 150 acres. Sec. 13, Tp.
6, It. 2
Swanson, Oscar W.. 20 acres in
Sec. 19. Tp. 4. R. 1. Sec. 21
Tp. 4. R. 2
Sanilstrom, John, lot 3 and N'J
of NE';. ex. K2 ncres, Sec. 35,
Tp. 8. R. 5; lots 1 and 2, Sec.
35. Tp. 8. R. o
Savage, Thos. J., lot 4 In Sec.
3", Tp. 7, R. 4
Savage, Carrie E., Lot 2, Sec. 3,
Tp. 6, R. 5
Shlplev. Elmer, 2nd Add. to Ver
nonia. lot 8. blk. 13
Shorb. J. F., 2nd Add. to Ver
nonia, lot 9, blk. 4
Simmons, Chas. W., SW'i of
NW'i. See:. 28, Tp. 7. It. 5...
Smith. Ann, Roses Add. to Ver
nonia. lot 2. ..k. 8 .
Stenerson, Lydlan, 15'i acres in
Sec. 5. Tp. 7. R. 5.
Stilson. Mathilda, und. i Int. In
NW'i. Sec. 32. Tp. 5. R. 2
Swank. R., N E , of SE' J of
SE'J. Sec. 16. Tp. 4. It. 2;
Spitzenberg, E'i of lot 15,
blk. 3
Swank. Frances M.. SE'
M. Stout. Railroad
Helens, lot 3. blk .9
Columbia County
to St. Ht l
of
SE'J of SE, S-c. 16, Tp. 4.
R. 2
Tavlor, Millie, lots 1 and 2 In
Sec. 13. Tr. 8. It. 4: SE'i of
SE"! and lots 5, 6 and 7. Sec.
11. Tp. 8, R. 4; lot 1. Sec. 23,
Tp. 8. R. 4; lots 1 and 2, Sec.
24. Tp. 8. ... 4
Thayer. C. C... 134 acres. Sec. 22.
Tp. 7. R. 2; 129 acres, Sec. 23,
Tp. 7, R. 2
Thomas, Florence E 8 acres
W14 of NW'. Sec. 21, Tp.
R. 2; Rainier, lots 5 and
blk. 14
Thomas, U 8., Rainier, lots
and 2, blk. 1; 220x300 feet
Rainier. Sec 16, Tp. 7. R. 2..
Thompson, M. J.. 1 .0x100 feet in
Houlton, Sec. 4. Tp. 4, R. 1
W., 20 acres
R. 4
Esto, lota 3,
3
lots 5, 6 and
7, R. 2
479
74
1 S3
19.80
.60
23 93
.29
9 49
23.11
1398
13.91
1 44
18.60
37.78
13.52
26 90
.61
.61
1.38
.61
.61
1 07
1.07
.46
. I t
.61
1.38
.92
I !
.92
1 07
1 St
1.84
.92
.77
.77
87.32
30.52
10.77
2.20
1 29
.24
.12
1 68
.47
4 10
10.62
1.82
1.65
In
7.
6.
i
In
in
7,
Turner, James
Sec. 1. Tp. 7,
Turner. W. J.,
5 and 6. blk.
Tuscher, Fred,
Sec. 26. Tp.
Thayer, E. 8., 75xSi0 feet in lots
1 and 2, Sen. 23, Tp. 7, R. 2;
73x1250 feet In ots 2 and 3,
Sec. 23, Tp. 7, R. 2
Thaver, D. (., a tract of land In
Warren D. L. C, Sec. 23, Tp.
7, It. 2
Tuomlnen, Neator, 1st Add to
Clatskanie. lot 8, blk. 7
Turban, H. P., N" of SWr
97.17
51.02
66.70
65.10
22.75
8.39
31.28
19.95
20.27
1.57
13.75
4.95
of
NE'4. Sec. 17. Tp. 4. R. 2;
Spltzentwrg, lots 9 and 10, blk.
4
Tyszklewlcz, Hannah, 8t. Helens,
lots 1. 2. 3, 20, 21, 22, and HZ 3
of lots 4 and 19. blk. 33 25.62
St. Helens, lot 7, blk. 35 1.07
St. Helens, lots 14, 15 and 16,
blk. 40 2.28
l.'lmen, John, care of Alice Rode-
get, 1 acre In Broyles' I). L.
C. Sec. 5. Tp. 4, It. 1 4.86
Unknown, NWr of SW, Sec.
26. Tp. 5, R. 4 11.44
I'nknown. E' of BE4, Sec. 27,
Tp. 5. R. 4 32.45
Unknown. 8', of NE, Sec. 11,
Tp. 6. R. 2 17.60
Unknown, 2 acres In Sec. 12, Tp.
3. R. 2 11.55
Unknown, a tract of land In Sec.
12, Tp. 6. It. 2 23
Unknown, Columbia Clly, lot 11,
blk. 2 66
Unknown, Columbia City, tlda
land fronting lot 5, blk. 1 73
Unknown, Columbia City, tide
lands fronting lot 6, Mk. 1 99
Unknown, Columbia City, tide
land fronting N. 50 feet on "J"
street 99
Unknown, Georgetown, lot 11,
Unknown. Rose' Add. to er
ii.mla. lot II. blk. 2 .....
Vanover. Louis. Neer City, lot .
blk. 5 ;
Vo-berg. E. F. K'J of 8K', and
NW' , of NE' ,. ex. tlmlier. See.
H. Tp. 5. RtS: W'i; of 4',.'X.
timber. See. 13. Tp..&. K :
SK' ex- tliiihcr. Sec. 9. Tp. .
It 3; und. ', Inl. I" i ,,f
SV' ,. S' , of SE',' and NE1,
of SE' ,, ex. timber. See. 13, I P-
5. it. 3
Welgle. U. W. and S. Z.. St. Hel
ens, lots 6, 7. 8, la. 10 and 17.
blk. 16 ,'",'
Whk Rudolph and Eva. Illnmh
atd Add. to Rainier, lot 8.
blk. 4 '.'". ":.'
Womai k. W. E.. care of . M.
llirtzel. Illancliard Add. to
Rainier, lot 9 and 10. blk. 15.
Wood. Annie E.. care of N. flat,
l.g. Co.. SE', of NW'i and
8W14 of NE',. Sec. 9. Tp. 7,
It. 4 '
Woodlan. John (heirs), ( lat
skanle. lots 1 am. 2. blk. 5
Ward, J. E.. Vernonia. und. ,
Int. In lot 5. nlrf. 10
Welst. John, Scappoose, lot 1.
blk. 5 .."
West Shore l.br. Co.. S' , of S'
of SE' , of S. ' ', and S' of
S' , of SW' J of SE' ,, NE' ,. ex.
10 acres, Sif. 22. Tp. 7. R. 2. .
W'leklmm. John K. SW'i and
Wij of NW'4, Sec. 10. T. 5,
K. 5 ;
Wlikham. Perry B.. Nh'j and
E'i of NW'4 See. 10, T. 5.
It
.65
.17
M
11 38
43.73
1172
248
19.00
26 13
.23
10.73
92.92
1751
13.27
1 ar-v- -
IrW
UJ JXyJJJ
1393
51 73
II S3
Williamson. Nettle A.. SE'i of
SW' . Lot 4 and W. 2" acres
..r 1 .nt :i Si, is. To. 7. R 3 . . .
Wilson Case Lumber Co.. NW'i
timber onlv. Sec. 20. Tp. 7. R 2.
Wltblngton, G. E., Truslce.'Goble,
Lot 3. Block 5
Wood. Caleb (Heirs). Columbia
Cltv, und. ' j Int. In Lots 5 and
6. Block 20
Vleximiii Max J . W' . of SE1 1 of
NE'4. Sec. II, Tp. 3. R. 2
Zicsman. Julius. N E ' ; ex County
road. Sec. 4. Tp. 3. R. 2
Zlgler. A. C. (Heir). Xeer City.
Lot t. 2 and 3, Block 9
The several amounts lu the forego
ing list are of taxes only and DO NOT
Include penalty y.t per cent) Interest
(12 per cent annum 1. or cost of ad
vertising which la 80c for each line or
frac tional line thereof.
A. E. THOMPSON.
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Columbia County. Ore.
j "SCOTTrS" MINE IS A MYTHj
"Iteath Valley Hcotiy- toia a
Angntrs grand Jury th oth.r day that
tha president of a Ufa lusuranoa com
pany had grubstakd hlui fot jraara.
and that a New York mining engineer
put up tha flO.000 which tk-otty paid
for tha siwclal train In which tha
I)alh Valley man inada his spectacu
lar trip arro tha continent several
yeara ago.
Soolty also testified that ha had
triad to parcoade the officer of tha
Daath Valley Scotty Gold Mining and
Developing company to locate a faw
mining claims In Doath Valley, In or
der to glv tha mining sehj.ua tha ap
pearance of genuineness, but alleged
that they refused to do so, saying It
ws unnecessary.
Scotty told the grand Jury that hi
"hole lu the ground down In Death Val
ley" I a myth, which lias been used
for year to fill the pocket of the pro
moters. With the exception of F. C. Goodwin,
the secretary of the company, and It treasurer, floldworthy, tha officer of tb
milling concern, have apparently dropped from sight.
Scotty' confession contained thl other bit of Interesting history:
He never located a mine, either In tha 1'anainlut range. Owe Funeral
mountain, or any w here else; ha never owned mine., was not a miner, his only
role was to make a big splurge, to advertise himself a tha spectacular and
unbridled spendthrift while all the time cunning schemers were formulating
plans upon which they should profit by this show.
And sll Scotty got, he snys, wns an amount of money that could not t
! dignified by a loftier title thftn a "band out."
Scotty said H't most be ever had at una time waa 13,001, and that th
yellow complrxloiied roll he carried was upholstered with onedulUr bills.
v --i
31 90:
2.20
MAJOR-GEN. LEONARD WOOD
HOW TO MAKE GOOD CAMERA
Device Wall Adapted for Lsndscape
Photography Where "Snapshots"
Are Not Required.
If you want a camera simply for
landscape work, or. In fact, any class
)f photography which does not require
t "snap-shot." you will Olid It no great
trouble to make one (or yourself,
ahlch will produce results more plea
ng In many way than thos of th In
itrumeni which you can buy.
It 1 necessary first to fix upon th
ilze picture which you want to make,
telectlng some standard size In order
hat plates and taper may be obtained
inywhere where photographic supplies
ire sold; th "four by 0e" answers
hese requirements, and the dlmen
lions here given are suitable for a
camera taking that plate. After buy
ng on or more plate holders, make a
vooden box measuring 4x5x7 on the
nside; this Is not a complete bos. as
'.he back Is left off and tb top and
sottoin extended one Inch, as shown In
he drawing. After maklug, this should
3e coated wllth a dead black pa'nt,
uoth Inside and out, and If any cracks
ippear along the Joints they must be
Tiled with 'putty before painting;
thould any light enter the camera oth
er than through the kin, the picture
would be spoiled.
I -ay the plate holder against th
jpen end of tt.e box, and mark on th
..rojectlng top and bottom of the boi
A word Just at the present moment
might not be out of place concerning
MaJ. Clen. Ionard Wood, V. rt A . who
I also, a everyone know, an M. 1).
A writer ha railed him "One result of
th Btianlsh war." Major General Wood
Is a New Hampshire man. and he wu
born In Winchester In that state Just
52 year ago. And he I also a Har
vard man with hi two degrees of M. 0.
and IJ D. II was an assistant sur
geon tatlnnod In Washington wha
Mr. Roosevelt was assistant secretary
of the navy. They rode together and
they were both crack shots, and (he
best of friends. It I nld tlist th
Rough Rider was th Inspiration of
the then Dr. Wood, and that at th
breaking out of the Hiaulli war suck
a regiment of men who knew how to
ride and how to shoot plainsmen and
cowboy wu organized. And In It
were mustered a number of New Turk
clubmen of fashion, who were fund of
outdoor sport. The only son of the
late Nicholas Fish, the late "Ham" FWh. who was killed In the charge at Ssa
Juan Hill, was In this regiment. Te story I historic. After the wr Dr.
Wood was made governor general of Cub and became a brigadier general la
: 1901. Two years Ister be was made majorgeueral by President Roosevelt.
j After that came his exi.rlence In the Philippines, then followed his appoint
ment as commander of the department of the east, and then chief of the gen
eral staff. Major General Wood, although not a West l-olnter. has (he re
spect and admiration of the army. '1 nose who know hi 111 say (hat he Is al
ways calm. cool, courteous and collected. In 1898 he waa awarded the con
gressional medal of honor for dlltlngulshed conduct In a campaUn against th
Apache ludluns.
MR. CHUNG, CHINA'S MINISTER
LP 1
Mome-Mad Camera.
Greatly to the surprlso of the diplo
matic propheta, Dr. Wu Ting Fang waa
not sent aa minister from the Chinese
republic to Waahiiig'on. but Mr. Chung
Mun Yew. the former Chinese cos
swain of Tale, appeared as the first
minister of the new republic. No es
planatlon was forthcoming aa to why
the change had been made, and al
though Dr. Wu and hts charming wife
are mined, yet Mr. Chung 1 well
known at th capital, aud ha many
friend In th s'al department and
among the dlplomnliu rorpe. He
come to thl country with an estab
lished record at Yale, for he was a
member of the winning bout crew (bat
fluttered the magic blue penmiiit. It Is
also said that ho was rnver far behind
upon that popular American gume that
has something to di with holding a
"full hand"- for poker is one of th
classic at Yale. Ho absorbed Amer
lean Ideas at college and was very
popular among Ills classmates. He I
rtv
accent la
exactly where th edge of th plat
holder come; wooden cleats are then
to be nailed along these marks, as
shown. A It I Impossible to make
1 light-tight joint In this manner,
strip of felt or of black velvet should
be glued along the clges, so (bat
the plat holder I Inserted with so 10
difficulty.
In th exact center of th front of
the camera bore a three-quarter Inch
hole. Then take a piece of tin about
one Inch squar and dent th center
with an awl until a alight projection
appear upon tb other aid; 01 thl
projection until th metal Is vary thin.
Force No. g needle through thl
thinned portion, and round out the
hole by revolving tb needle and draw
ing It In and out; thl hole I tb
lens of th camera, and upon th car
with which It I mad depend the s
cellence of th result
Tb camara Is now completed, with
tha asceptlon of a finder; thl may be
provided by drawing lines, aa shown
In tha (ketch, upon th top and on
aid of tha box; tha dlitanc between
the end of th top line should equal
the length of th plat end between
th ends of th lines on th sld th
dlstanc should correspond with th
plate width. Each pair of lines com
together at a point which Is In th
center of th corresponding dg of
th back.
Good Exeus.
Mamma (severely) Johnny, what
made you take that cake from th
pantryT
Johnny -My appatlt, mamma.
a aeiigntrul conversationalist, and aoeake with .r Utile If env
1908 Mr. Chung officially visited th UnlUed State a special ambassador
from China to thank this country for th return of th Boxer Indemutty fund.
With the same keen Interest In American affair that characterized th pop
ular Dr. Wu, Hie now Minister Chung la already a favorlt. He tell th
atory of hi country's transition from empire to republic, la fragmentary con
versation that thrill with the Interest of a real romance. Mr. Chung feel
that the great future of Ms country Is now dawning, and ha declarea that It
all began with a few Chinese boys who found their way to American schools
and began to drearn of an Oriental republic, which became a realization raucl
eoonr than anticipated - a direct result of th Spanish-American war.
, -
RENE BAZIN SUBMITS A RECIPE
Rene Basin never cared for the
perman nor ven for th overrlvlllzed
type of man. II nver uaed the wort"
eugenic. Rclanc and matter ar M
him negligible factor when thy '
not supplemented by culture and tb
pine.
la these day, when every on
gratly concerned with anthropocuV
ture, Batln had to com forth with bU
little recipe for breeding good bums'
specimens.
"Th man whom tomorrow will i
mand," he said In a recent address, "K
th thorough and fearles man, tha mo
who will do hi work wall and f
whom lire wlH hav no terror. Tn
training of thl man will require th
am method aa th training of
Christian, for If there ever Is a super
man ha will be a Christian. If
I a nobility who rank ar ops
to all It I th nobility of Christianity,
which assures perfect equality t
vry aoul In every field of nneavu.
and under any circumstance. A mind I vry incomplete, a heart I rr
wak, If they ar swayed by human Impulses only. Whoever fall to f1
tb rllglou urge mlsse one-half of life and on-hJf of love besides mlsund''
standing one-half of history.
"In thl view of life, th part playad by th mother Is preponderant, bl
the father' part cannot be usurped by any one else, and I would ay, l"r
fore, that the training of a real man presuppose primarily parent bapp'1'
united.
""A man' training must begin very early. At an early ag a child, If
trained, will understand th beauty of th fortltud and golf chastening.
"Do not worry If your ions develop a taste for reception and other cl
function at which they win mr,t Ktrt that ar ral girl and worthy ot
them. ' Do not fear th love of th eighteenth and twentieth yarj thT rt
the antidote for many a dtbaslnj attachment , 1