IdMJ
A PAGE OF NEWS NOTES FROM OUR NKKJIIKOKlMi CITY
On last Wednesday nfromrwin
the home of Mrs. Newbold wm
the scene of a very merry rther
in. A number of that lady's
friends had arranged to have the
affair a surprise, the occasion
being Mrs. Newbold! 50th birth
day. Mrs. Grant of St. Helens
presented the gifts to the
hostess, making an eloquent
speech. Mrs. Newbold responded
very charmingly. At the close
of a most enjoyable afternoon a
dainty luncheon was served and
Mrs. Newbold's friends joined in
congratulations and heartiest
wishes for the return of many
more birthdays. Those present
were: Mesdames Grant Milne,
Philip, Owens, Needham and
Misses Jean Reid and Gertrude
Philip.
On Friday evening. Feb. 14,
the "Win One" club, composed
of the ladies of the M. E. church,
announce a valentine party to be
given at Houlton 1. 0. 0. F. Hall.
The announcements are both
clever and unique: Enormous
hearts of crimson crepe paper,
bearing this inscription, "You
come! Be a valentine. Send a
valentine. The affairs heretofore
given by this Win One" club
have been very pleasant occa
sions, and everyone is most cor
dially invited to be present on
St. Valentine's evening.
On Tuesday afternoon, as the
Italian Importing Co.'s delivery
man approached the bridge
spanning Milton Creek in Houl
ton, his horse became frightened
by the autonobile belonging to
E. C Stan wood and backed off
an embankment, over-turning
the wagon and throwing the
driver out; doing considerable
damage to the vehicle, but the
- man was unhurt.
L. L. Long passed away at his
home near Scappoose on Friday,
Feb. 7, at 4 o'clock a. m. De
ceased was ill only a few days
of nneumonia. Mr. Long was
born in Oregon in 1863 and lived ;
funeral was conducted from his 1 Miss Bonner will probably give
nome to tne I. U. O. t cemetery
near Warren, where he was laid
to rest. Rev. Clapp officiated.
F. J. Hastings, among various
other things, is now Justice of
the Peace. The editor of the
Columbia Herald has stated that
the first couple who appear with
the necessary marriage papers
will receive the service free, pro
vided that he, the editor, is in
vited to the wedding.
Mr. Ambrose, who conducts a
shoe repair shop in our city, has
completed plans for the erection
of a two-story building on his
lots adjoining the Long buildings.
The ground floor will be store
buildings, with suites of living
rooms above. This building will
be quite an addition to Houlton,
as there is a great lack of resi
dences and appartment houses.
The party of boys who on Tues
day night undertook to charivari
Mr. and Mrs. Porter, came to
grief. In the melee a window
was broken and other slight
aamage done, ine boys are in Portland
sorry mai mis nappenea as tney i
only meant to have a little inno
cent fun.
A commercial tourist for Morris
an entertainment here on Friday
evening if she can arrange for
the hall.
The ladies of the Woodcraft
lodge met Tuesday afternoon at
the I. O. 0. F. Hall in Houlton.
This lodge is comprised princi
pally of St Helens ladies.
When the Cooperage Com
pany's plant is opened and ready
for business a number of men
employed by that concern will
move their families into Houlton.
Fred Hastings has embarked
into the real estate business and
stands ready to convince you why
Houlton is the right place to buy
property.
Mr. Flagg, former editor of
the Oregon Mist, at St. Helens,
who now resides at Elgin, Ore
gon, was a visitor in Houlton
Monday morning.
Sidney Smith of Tillamook is
visiting at the home of his father,
, 1 o v 1. a.
Aiuiitti oiimii, near lanaiun.
Mrs. Sidney Smith is seriously ill (
at the Good Samaritan hospital
Chas. A. Nutt, editor of the
Rainier Review, was in St
Saturday night the dance at
the Grange Hall in Yankton was
well attended, and everyone had
a pleasant time. The refresh
ments wen-, as usual, served by
Mrs. Dudley Benney.
Mr. And rson of near Warren,
who bouglit the Oscar Powell
property ir Houlton. is building
an additional room to tiie resi
dence. Miss Abby Conlogue returned
to her home in Portland. afVr a
iirBii VI3UUI a wren mi nti H.niltui1.
sister. !
the door to his shop d.vorate.1
with a new sUm.
Mrv Wm. Kurth nnd .laughter
Hilda of i:,arYnkti.n. the
dav in town Tuesday with rela
tives.
Mr. Herb'Ki. wlv
Watkitw rem. diet.
the country, in out
wiijron again-
Alur.y
,,,-t wei.t - ,,i"K',, i"
Helen Saturday niRht.
Mrs. William IVlfonl h'ft n
Saturday for a nhrt visit to
IVrtland friend.
M,-. and Mm. James Christian
.en. late of Aberdeen, are now
Mi
from Kamier Wo.'nesd iy of n-i
. . . 1, . lit
week
distrituite.s
throughout
with h.s.hwns' ' M""'1""1-
hnrle; M.i.tenoni rn
. t if
It !h,' lioiee oi .tii.
'mi V. i. ten.
-ler were
i iti 'ii Sun-
Hutchinson came ut ,.;-!. t
tul Mrs. .
and Mr-t.
iriends in H'
1). lionney was
Wm. Ketel returned to Aber!tJttl, shopi'inj: WedncMiu;.
deen last Monday to resume his
duties, after a week's visit with
his wife and two children.
Mr. Campbell arrived in Houl
ton Wednesday from Eastern
Oregon and is the guest of rela
tives near Trenholm.
John Uhlman, who suffered a
slight stroke of paralysis last
week, is recovered sufficiently to
be about.
H. 0. Oliver of Lebanon, Ore.,
was the guest of his father-in-law,
Lawrence Tarbell. last
week.
Miss Ethel Matthews, who is
Helens and also Houlton on last teaching in the Rainier schools,
Wednesday. Mr. Nutt's Daoer
Pkg. Co., known to everyone j will be one of the county official
as Dad," was in Houlton Mon
day. He reported the loss of his
roll, but was not sure whether
he had lost it or had been robbed.
The pocket book contained $35.
On last Thursday afternoon
Mrj. Thompson White enter
tained a few ladies compliment
ary to Mrs. James Henderson of
Aberdeen, who, with her infant
son William is visiting with her
mother, Mrs. Clinton Prescott
P. H. Roberts who now resides
in Aurora, is in Houlton for a
short stay. Mr. Roberts had had
his ranch, situated near Yankton,
divided into 5 and 10 acre tracts
and will no doubt find ready sale
for them.
Miss Grace V. Bonner, char-
continuously in this bis native acter impersonator and ventrilo-
state. He was unmarried. The quistwas in town Wednesday. ' Conlogue, last week.
'arrived in Houlton for a brief
visit last Saturday.
Grandpa Hazenhas been ill for,
some time, but is about again. 1
enjoying the sunshine of this
perfect weather. i
The revival meeting has closed. !
A number of conversions and
several additions to the church
were reported.
The Houlton House has been
released from quarantine and up
to date no new cases of small pox
have been reported.
Chas. Morris is out again, after
Mrs. Ada Lattin who is at; having been confined to his home
papers during the current year.
Miss Duncan, teacher of the
Happy Hollow school, beyond
Yankton, took the 8 o'clock a. m.
train at Houlton Saturday, for
Scappoose, where she spent the
week-end with her family.
Louis Rosasco has improved
the appearance of his residence
property directly back of his new
building by putting a fence, both
strong and ornamental, around
the yard.
last week.
I'rof. II. I.. lHaek has h.en ill,
but is now a!!e to resume Ids
duties at school.
Mr. and Mr.. Hi.lY I'-f'-T
came down from IWtlai.d Mon
day and will visit in llou!!-.
J. T. IieruH't p..etl 1 is !'v; '
back to their former home ;n
Scappoose on last Friday.
Mrs. D. T. derdes was a p -senger
to Portland on thoenrU
train Saturday.
Mrs. Thompson White wont t-i
Portland Saturday on the early
train.
T. S. White was n pawner r,irl.u:, .,st UVdiusdav.
on the 2 o'clock train for Kaimeri
Monday afternoon.
Samuel Long, mayor of Houl
ton, has returned from a brief
trip to Salem.
Dr.
vs .i:ii
da.
Floyd White celebrated Ids
tuenty first birthday Sunday,
rob. !lh.
The Keats family have removed
f,v'ii ll Civm prop rty in lloul
t,.n t- !h-' '(. -...(. plant.
Sole- m r of Port
l.u,,! is ;.-n:i g li"f par. tits in
tl.i.s iit
Mr. ,'eir. lies and family were
in the city Tuesday.
Mr.-;. II;. .hi of St. I. ns was
vi.-itli.g iri mis in town .Monday,
r. H. Hrigs -van in from Yank
ton Saturday.
C. A. HriHiilile was a visitor to
.Mr.v Fred l'rantz was in town
Monday.
Arthur Fow er, of near Tren
holm, was in the city Thursday.
Frank George has rented the'
Cade residence and will move his ;
family in at once. j
Mrs. Lee of Portland, while in
our city last w eek, arranged for
some repairs to her property.
T. W. Robertson qf Aberdeen,
is in town in the interest of the
Western Cooperage Company. i
George White of Chapman's
lie rge K'lle was in fr-mi his
ranch Monday.
Charles Masien w. nt to Port
land Saturday.
Mr. f : t k. r is
i 1 at h:S h Ml 'i;
Mr. M '.V! x-, ,
wa-i i'l II j':..:i
Mrs. ('
vi-ry seriously
ir Yankton.
of Trenholm
present living at the home of her
mother near Trenholm, took the
11 o'clock train to Portland Thurs
day. Miss. Abby Conlogue, who
teaches school in Portland, was
the guest of her sister, Miss Belle
I. C'vi: was a visi
'i-ll. it -! S t'urdav.
for a few days with a severe j camp is spending a few
cold. jtown.
A number of Houlton block-' Guy Chambers was visiting
cutters will be afforded employ- relatives in the city last Sunday,
ment bv the rpopnt nnpninc of Rev. Fairehild conducted servi-
a quarry on Mr. Phillips' ranch. (ces at the M. E. church on Sun-j ('av-
S. C. Knighton, one of Houl- day evening. F. J. Bise. l win" in
ton's tonsorial artists, is having, A number of Houlton 's younger ion "iismcs-? la.-t we. -k.
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days in ! i,jn;: .t .v;.:ur
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.ii; ,"v
tor to I
John
V..S in town shop.
School Notes
tarraine Totter is ataent f
school on account of Klcknetsi
Clolisdark is again at hit !
seat, after a short absence. I
The 5th. 6th, 7th md J
grades are busily preparing
the county ipellinjr contest j.
take place on the "th of Fk i
Fmniett Knnwl,i 1,... j-
tinued his studies to Msistj.'
me spring xarm work at home.
TKo llonnalf I
their parents, have movtd
seappoone.
Jack Phelpa and I'hilip p1
are on the sick list.
Tim vtiidilti rt lk. !.. ..
department aro made
preparation for the celebratiot
of Lincoln's birthday.
Edna Potter, Lloy, umttoi
Charles Kversaul are back
ch(x atter a short absence '
account of sicknes".
On the afternoon of St. VaW
tine's day, Feb. 11, the seven!
v. i no n.iniui win navei
Valentine post-box. All of the '
pupils will participate in thk 1
and the exchange of hnmemadt
valentines will no doubt beatum
ing and very enjoyable.
On Friday of last week out
principal, Prof. It. L. Black, wu
ill and unable to bo at school
Miss Abby Conlogue of Portland,
who chanced to be visiting h
sister, Miss Conlogue of the la.
termediate department, vcryablj
substituted.
The little pupils of the 3rd
grade are now studying the rul
of Geography, and arc finding it
intenstdy interesting.
sarin was in tow n Sun
Had Pr Tact.
'Thul'a a valuable ilo of jrotira
"Yea. luil h iI.nvu'I know tit'i
tltinl,l tti( IKik ni hi in, will m,
h. rn ( Miiif j.in.lrr In Hint rhmp dirt
: li.'ii Ik iiiIkIiI mm writ n up tlia boM
Portland v,o'l -ri. Iiinij in isruoml wurtii t-'ut
rrunt ftH.ir'-Waalilniiloii llmld
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Notice to Creditors
IN THE COUNTY COUBT'of THE
STATE Or OREGON FOB COL
UMBIA COUNTY.
Io tb matter of tbe estate of Mike
Ellia, Deceaaed.
jfotice la hereby gien that the onder
Bigved waa, on January 17, 1913, duly
Appointed administrator of the estate
bore namd by the Judge of the above
eatitled court and that be has qualified.
Any and all persons baring claim against
said estate are hereby notified to pre nt
tbe same, doty verified in tbe manner
required bj law and with proper
vouchers therefor attacl ed. within ix
tnonthj from the publication of this
notice, to the undersigned at the office
of Malarkey, fieabrook A Dibble, Room
1502 Yeon Building. TorUand, Oregon.
Dan J. Malarkey, Administrator,
Date of first publication, Tan. St. 1913.
Date Of last publication, Feb. 28, 1913.
Malarkey, Seabrook A Dibble,
Attorneys for Administrator.
Portland, Oregon,
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
DRAYINC AND TRANSFER
All Business Promptly Attended To
PHONE IS OR 42
ELMER BLACKBURN
ST. HELENS, OREGON
Prop.
SUMMONS
I THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR COL
UMBIA COUNTY.
F. C. Caples, Plaintiff, ts W. G. Pratt
bis heir, heir of Alonzb dough, and
all others whom it may concern. De
fendants. To tbe above named defendant, in tbe
came of the State of Oregon, you are
hereby notified tbat F. C. Caplef, the
bolder of certiflcate of delinquency No.
103, iaeuel on the 8ih day of Octbr.
1912, by the tat collector of thttCocnty
of Columbia, state of Oregon, for tbe
aanount of sereu and twenty-nine i ne-
hundredths, $7.29, dollars, the same be
in the amount tben doe and delinquent
for taxes for the year 1911, together with
penalty, interest and costs thereou upon
the real property aesseed to you.of which
you are the owner a appears of record,
situated in said county and Mate, and
particularly bounded and described aa
follows, to-wit: Lot 11, Block 2, Co
lumbia City, Ore., tideland in front of
lot 5. blk 1. Columbia City, Ore. ; tirfe
land in front of lot 6, blk 1, Columbia
City, Ore.; tideland In front of North 60
feet of foot of'J" fit., Columbia city
Ore.
You are further notified that said F,
C. caples ha i paid Uses on said premises
for prior or subeequeut year, with the
rate of interest on said amounts as lot
lows:
Year's tax, 1910, date p .m.oct. 5, 1911
tas receipt No. 95, amount piM, rate of
Interest, 15 per cent.
Year's tss, 1909, date pld, oct 6,
111, tax receipt No. 60, amount .81,
fate of interest, 15 per cent.
rear's las; 1009, date paid, oct 5.1910,
r - ' " -I Ifa. , aaaoaat $17, rata of
-t. I J pr mat. ,
Said defendants as the owners of the
legal title of the above described property
as the same appears of ret ort, and each
of tbe other person above named are
beieby farther notifi d that plaintiff will
apply to the circuit coort of ibe county
and state aforesaid for a dense fore
closing the lien against 'he property
above described and mentioned in (aid
certiorate. And von are hereby sum.
moned to appear within fxty daya alter
Ibedate of the first publication ot this
summons, exclusive of th- first day of
; aid publication, and defend this action
or pay amount due as i bove shown,
together with evil; and secure, inter- at,
and in caau of ro'irinlinre (u rt so a de
cree will te rendert-il foreC'osi if the iwa
of said tases ane cot is against th ianl
and premises above named. This au n
mons is publisbee by order oi the Hon.
A. Eakiu, judge of tbe above entitled
crurt.
Made and dated Dec. 17. 1912, and j
the date of frst publication of this
summons U Dec. 20. 112, am. the 1 .si
publication is Jan. HI, 1913
All procKK and tmiifn in '.his oro-
ceeilinir miybe served ur-n ti-un- er
signed resiiiii g within tbe itutn f
Oregon, ftt tl. ail.tress h. ren ter men
tioned. Ctr.. M. Mclride,
Aturney for ?laintiff.
Aiidrso, St
Dated at St. Helens, ColnmMs Coun
ty, Oregon, and first published this 1.1th
day of December 1912.
Jost ph Z. S) ecst, as Executor of said
estate.
Notice ia hereby given that P. W. ' of said city, ar.tl 'ot 1 to II, I. .thin
Harrison, as the a.lminitttrat' r of tha elusive, in l-lo k 2 in mI! ('dIhii.Ih.i
estate of Joseph llayburn, de-.tsed, has l'ark, Orrg-n. ami tliat - u Ii i' i r p
rendered and pre.-ented for settlement, j P"tl" ned P"1 he id ilex, riU-t j-to,.
and filed in said court bis final s.-eoiint J ertv ecoor.ling to the value . ( Hi-rent
of bis administration of said estate, and estate only, as .let. rn.ine l hy I rl.ot
that ,onday, the 24th day of February.
IU13, at 1:30 o'clock p ni of said day, at
the court room of said court, at the court
houe in the . ity of St. Helena. Colum
bia county, Oregon, has ben duly ap-jdain ub foil, wu:'
pointed by the Judge ol sa d c nrt for
the settlement of said account, at which I
time and place any person interested in )
pieviou Ciinnty ass-e-Mi tnt
Now, tlieief ire, in m cor l.v.iri- m Ii
the piovinioi s ot m!d il .utir ati l o.--dinnce,
111.-. ity i f St. m h tm !ih-h nr-
ti i it i ,
: 1 I: n' en
I.-'t li in I iiK'k i'.,
' H-.-e.-fil at fj.l .s i,
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lot ; , I.),.,.!, s.
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Kectionl. Tli:.t llie fuSl.m unr suin ,
be ami the Sliilie In r. l,y art- apt urti- ni il
said estate may appear and file eseep
tions to raid account and have their !-
Jei-lirni to raid account hear ).
Dated and first publiibe l this 21th .lay
of Ji.nu.iry, 1013.
P. W. Harrison,
As Admiiiietrator.
ns the n-eesuietit nir iiti-t tl e
n up- i'Iim1
I lots ahuttii g up'-ii a:.l un-n ven . i t U
I scribed in ai. ..r-'iiiiuxe No. IIH i:.l
here n. aim nu the i.-pe.:tiv own. rn of
said lot, ami tlia' n. uu n -i t :it-;iin-t
the mimlier of the n' n nbut'iiig on
naid Improv. iti"i t. and hi", innfu-r ile
fCi ib. d, be and ih- -i.-i.e It u-iiv nr- H
(eMted ti, the .! ho iIi ml-i il bi.iI hu-
' i...i..n...l I '. .
u ...ii-im nit j'l-iftiiy on.-r-
An ordinance apnortioninir the co-i of . ,n"""''' acrunlini: p i In- Iiwninl
ib- improving of Winter s'reet norlheily o'dit.anci-s of mi, I .ity, to-wn :
from the easterly extension of die lit 1 In Murk :i0, st h.-I. iis. (ir,i.,n
nt f.;-Yi:i, i-'u mi.; I', i:.
t I'
in
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Ordinance No. 137
i
llel.'i s, ore.
Executor's Notice
tl.e court may seem just snd eouitable
This Summon is served upon you by
Ml)Jratioti by order of the Hon jatnes
Dart, Judge of the County Court, which
la THE cOUXTV COURT OF TIIE .order W5 dated the 3rd day of January,
STATE OKOREGON, F3R
COLUMBIA COUXTV.
In the matter of the enta'e cf E.
Specht, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Joseph Z
Specbt, as tbe Executor of the eUU of summons is lh3rdday of J niuaiy, I'JIS
E. G, Specht, dereared, has rendered si d the data of the last publication
and presented for settlement, nd fl ed reb. M, 1913.
UJrtMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE Of OREGON FOR COLUM.
BtA COUNTY.
Laura Gosa, riaintiff,
vs
rrank Gosa, Defendant,
TJ rrank Goga, the above name.) de
fendant :
In the name of the State of Oregon,
Von are hereby required to appear ami
answer the Complaint HI d against ou
in the alove entitled suit, on or More
i he 14 tn day of renruary, 19 3, s-ild
date being more than six weeks from
tbe nrst publicatjop of this mm.
lupns, an-l If yon fall h rpi er
and tiuswpr said Coin plai u f -r warn
thereof, plHin'iff aill 'P:y to the ( ourl
ft h ii-ljef prayed for tier L'ouir
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ii.HiQi I L .cii-,ifii in inn miui en, .yinniiHrv linn ,
I . A .1 A.: di. ' nf l. IK i.-. h:-i, tl i .1. ii..l . ' ' ' '-. .!,.
i-olvii g the bonds of mati'mou? now Helens, Oiegon, tolhenorthe.lv Iiooh-I ; fimn ,,wners '
txintilig 14-tarrca piaipiin nnau. lenumn , ary line c i .oiu'niiin rara, unvon, now '
heiein for ber costs snd disbursements , a part of said city, beimproved by yrnd-
and such other and fu.tbe relief a i ing the sme for a width of 24 feet. 12 1
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( n-.r. e t j0 HI. AUs O Tracy owner.
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jMM-Me, t flit mi, Alf Johnson owurr.
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lot 17 .k I, i 'oitiini,.,! 1'i.k e ""' 3 hm' ly h" ,o!lo"in'
H U Morton, ytl
John Philip, yrs
1 It Cnidkite, yes
W j Muck I, yes
John (JUnge, jiec.
or.-fc'.in,
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i l-.llif
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t I.'-tu I.I .. k !
I.'-' 1:1 in hi' . k l
southerly lioundAry line of lot 15, in a-seol
bltKk 44 of the "ity of St. Helens, Ore., own. r.
to tbe northerly boundary line of Col. Lot 2 in blork .10. S' ilrl-1,
ninbia Park, Oregon, by giadm? and nnseMt.l ai 2.:,2, Haoiuih 1.
macadamizing itb crushed rck to the ,,Wih r.
width of 24 feet, and aafe-ing thei.t
of said improvement to the piopi r v
benefited thereby .
Whereas, Ordinance No. 118 wa i n
he 4 h .lay of March, 1912, duly and
regulaily pasaed snd ordained by tl e
common C' Uucil of the city of St. Hel
ens, Oreiroii. wherein and wl.erehv it
was ordired tlmt all tba1: portion of
Winter street in the. city of St. Helens,
Dri-Dnii. I.i f hut !. (mm . 1-a a . u i ... 1 .. . .
iL-n-ion or me souiiieriy D-mnuiiry line;
1it 1 in dim-It :jii, -i. I r i- ti
HM.es-.-d 8t l II. Unit e Vra,
1.. t 4 in h!. k ::0, St Helen
as-.tts-.J at .l l ( Mr-. J. In
u nt r.
'Lot 5 in I I .k ::u, --t. Helen'
at e ted at 4'.'l.ll, H.iiinnh I,,
owner
1 ot (1 in l,loi-k :,0. ):. I.'ch ih
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1 ot :. iii l.Uk 1, Columhia I'mk. Or,
i- ..-..d at .t II, EC fanau-. A I"mi1
iliinvv .ni o iisis .
Lot I iu blifk 2. Columbia i'ark, ore.
4i c.-. at $.1.11, J .hn I. Rulu ost,
Lot 2 in block 2 Columbia l ark, o ,
li-ws-ed at $ll On, John H Kulwi-sowMf.
I.ol 3 In bbirk 2. t 'oluml ia 'aik,ort,
mm1 Ht 111 RO, Olio Kdlund oDrr
l.ot 4 in bio. k 2, Columbia I'mk, ot,
ii- ve.l at $llt Ht), (iusl l.aviu oaner,
Smih 1-2 lot 5 In block 2. tMnml.!
I'nrk, ore, , ej at $ 45, Gut I.ai
owner
Nrh l-j of !,,t 5 j id.d 2, foluuibis
l'rk, or aseesd at H 45, Henry Her
Vr nlk Hose llelgeisnn on-t
I ot (I in l.tm-k 2. Columbia l aik. ore,
d at $ a M, Henry He'grr.ons
lleiirerin osnirt
l,t 7 in l,.k 2, C.lun.bia Pa.k.orr,
at $U1.8'.), Ixul. Nelsn owner,
l.ot H In block S. Columbia I'a.k.ort.
' : k&.k.t.l h, Lit . , w ... -
,n n;i, Aim, i racy, owner.
i "t t in blwk 2, C.luuib a Park, ors,
in,
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";",':U' "M.'-;il li, ,. owner '
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-'- I i,L h-.i, ,,,wi U..M. ow.r '
t-'.,,l vk l.( ol) apjirk(llr
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I- I n hi,,,-;; I, Col,, ,.!,! . .. .
e'l ..: li.H'l. Il I II i. .
' "oiiuiun o i .ti.
1913, and preC7'bS that M-h Vublica-
tioo sliall be made an.? Mibllshed l ot
G. less than oi cat a week for n successive
weeks.
Ibe date of the first publi -ntlon ff this
Geo. M. McBrl.U,
Attorney for Plnimiff,
Administrator's Notic
ia aid Court hi Fnal Accoi nt of hi
administration ot said estate, and tbat
Monday, the 3rd. day of February 1913,
at 1 :30 p. m. of that dale, at the Coort
room of said Court, at the Court House
in the City of St Helens. Columbia
Conntv, Oreeon. ba been dolv et bv
thefudaeof aa.d Court for t ie .it. I IS THE COUNTY COURT OF TIIE
ment of taid account, and wh en line STATE OF OREGON FOR COU
and place and person interest! In sal I j UMBIA COUNTY.
estate may appear aad file exceation to
said account and have their oojeetion,' Ia the matter of the estate of lose
ie saw iweiisi oeara. Halnrn. daceaaad.
epbj
feet on each tide of the center line of
raid Itreetsnd macadamizing the Hme
with crushed rock, and that in accoi d
ance with said ordinance said portion of
said Winter street has bren Improved
snd macadamised at a cost, after de
atuuting the cent of such improvem ent
across Wyeth strept and West stre t in
taid city, a well as lots 8, 0, If) ai d II
in Block .11, of the city of St. HM-ns,
belonging tn said city, of fi'RI.OI, which
bss lieeu duly snd regularly a-ceitai- e.l .
and said sum paid by said i jty of St.
Ilelen, (or Which ssid turn said city I
not been reiniborred,
And wberea. under the charter of
said city and said ordinance No, 113, It
U retjnlred and direi ted that the ro t ol
such lmprivemei,t shall fall niton the
property abntli.g Ibereon, to wil: !ta
1 to Jl, both incliiMre of blm k go, lots
12 to 22, l oth inclusive fn block 45. lots
12, 13, 14 and 19, In block 44, all in th
city of at. Helen, ss per tbe official plat
thereof, and lots 12 to 22, in block 1 in
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I ot s in bl .-k :;o s:. n. it
Hfi'ssed at $21.11, J H ;,
lot !) ill lib irk 30, M lie,
averted at 2I.II, Mjiry
owner.
Lot It) in bl.wk 30, H. II. I-as-S'l'd
lit $21.11, t'. i
on,er,
l ot II in l, k :io. Ht. II.-;
affired at J2I.I1, !:. Ad In h
Lot 12 in blin-k II. St, II, !,
aened nt i;i5 pi I.,,,.,,,,
owner.
Lot 1.1 in bl.n-k 41, Sr. Mm!,
a i a m .1 ' M - u ,.. ....
- - i". ji-e Kf-ni o (.,.r
l.t.t II in 1,1, tk II, ii. vie ( t. w, -,
SS-.s-e,!,,! JWfi.Ml. r.C !.',,;.
Lot ll in h;o,k II, St. jr.. , , H
as-sse. at$:t3 78, W. n.,r-, ,.', ,
Lot 12 in blwk 4.Rt.He.m. ,..
sues fd t $:.'.!.!.l, .lolin p. R,,),,,,,,.
Fromi Rubers, 0i4ij
Lot 13 In bl. ck 46,S..IIe!,-i,,
as-esfedst fl 8:, j,,;,,, u. ,.,,, , , A
Fiona ,'tuliei a, oa iier.
Lit II in bfo.k lli, fit. ll,..,,, ., .,,
aste,,,.,! t Ki f, j,,),., n. Rll(, ,(, 4
rionn 1UIICII-. OWHi-M.
All kind of ji, Work done at trie
Mint olIi,v at reiwonubte jirict-M.
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Minneapolis
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Kanaas City
Omaha
St, Joseph
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Columbia Park, Oregon, bow a portion j Lot li in block 45, ft Helen., oreon.J I
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" sm "H. Trafie M.na,.,
Portland, Oragoa
on request.
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