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OREGON CITY COURIER.
14th YEAR.
OREGON CITY, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1897.
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SECOND-HAND
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SECOND-HAND FURNITURE
SECOND-HAND CARPETS
SECOND-HAND STOVES
SECOND-HAND TOOLS
SECOND-HAND HARDWARE
SECOND-HAND WAGONS
SECOND-HAND HARNESS
SECOND-HAND SADDLES
SECOND-HAND PLOWS
SECOND-EAND CULTIVATORS
SECOND-HAND TRUNKS
ALL TO BE SEEN
AT THE--..
OREGON CITY AUCTION HOUSE
Opposite Postoflke.
Produce Taken in Exchange.
Oome in and see our prices before
buying elsewhero.
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-DEALERS IN
Cheapest House on Coast. -:- Call and See Us.
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they can get better
values for their money
with us than any other
house in Clackamas
county. The reason
we can sell cheaper
than other houses is
because we do a
strictly cash business,
both in buying and
selling. j j
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Ladies' Ties, 85c to $1.98
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Plates than you broke. We also
sell 6 large Cups and Saucers for
40c. Our new stock of DINNER
SETS, finely decorated, was never
before as complete as now, $7.50
per set. DECORATED TEA
SETS, $2.25.
BELLOMY & IJUSCif,
The Housefurnislmra.
OREGON CITY, OR.
"NAME ON EVERY PIECE."
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Oregon City. Oregon.
COUNTY COURT.
Proceedings of Regular Hay Session,
, In tho matter of tho petition of M.
Holler et al for a county road ; referred
to roadmaster.
Petition of John Ferguson et al for a
county road ; referred to roailmaster.
In the matter of tho report of viewers
on tho petition of J. A. Wilson et al for
a county road ; report of viewers rejected
on the ground that but two of them had
made a report; objection raised by Geo.
0. Brownell, attorney for AVin Mnybeo,
and B. Morton, L. E. YViHe and Mr.
McMurrey appointed new viewers.
This is the first time in the history of
Clackamas county that tho report of
two of the viewers was ever rejected.
In the matter of tho report of C, II.
Isom on the suspension bridge at Ore
gon City asking $125 for same J Commis
sioner Murks favored allowing the bill
as presented J Judge Hayes would agree
to pay only $50, and Commissioner Jag
gar would not consent to pay more than
$25. Minutes to this effect were entered
on the ellicial record, and the clerk was
instructed to tender a warrant for $25 in
payment of the claim.
In the matter of the proposition of the
Portland General Electric Co. to spend
$1000 on the road from the suspension
bridge to Willamette Falls provided the
county would expend $2000 on same
road, Electric Co to pay no money until
July; court thought favorably of the
proposition and will probably enter into
contract late,. '
In the matter of advertising for bids
to build a bridge across tho Bullrun at
Sandy; clerk authorized to advertize for
bids in accordance with plans to be sub
mitted by the roadniaster.
In the matter of the care and keeping
of John Jones; raised from $8 to $15 per
month and transferred to L. A. Winesott
for keeping.
In the matter of the petition of J. 0.
Haines for a rebate of taxes $3.50;
granted.
In the matter of the appplication of
Rufus Pease for county aid ; it appearing
to the court that he had a life lease of a
1C0 acre farm, now occupied by his two
song and also that he had $70 in his
pocket at the time of asking for aid , bin
application jjs.Kijected.p-'-'1 -- --
In the matter of the application of
New England Loan & Trust Co. for
refunding tax money ; petition granted
and a warrant for $48.82 ordered
issued by clerk.
In tho matter of bids for burial of
county charges; contract awarded to W.
M. Godfrey at $7.50 each..
BILLS ALLOWED.
The following claims against the
county were presented and warrants
ordered issued on the general fund in
payment of the several amounts:
OO Iron Works, court house. .. . .$ 1 00
Tims Charman A Son, pauper. . . . 5 50
U t II II
Portland Hospital, " !"!,24 70
N m Beeson A Son, road 1 112
Pope & Co, court house 15 75
M E Kandle, J P court 3 00
T J ParriHli, 2 Oil
Louis Ra'h, " 2 Oil
Oregon City Herald, printing 82 88
W H Young, court house 5 00
Lawrence Ruconich, jury 7 00
J W Loder, Oregon City vs Co. . . . 13 50
Noblitt's Stables, J P court 9 SO
L Stout, aesessors's acct 72 00
W W Mvers, " " 5 00
O X Lankins, " " 05 00
K Scheubel, " " (15 CO
S O Priestly. " " 40 CO
A W Cheney, stationery 35 50
H Straight, pauper.
10 05
11 E Cross, Oregon City vs Co. . . .
i ii H
James Evans, court house juror..
REShephard,
KM Darling,
I) F Frost, "
JLAValdron,
OGIields, " ..
C S Ramshv,
M N Iiiebh'off,
A J Monk, " '
HSCPhelps,
f W Boatman, "
D J Palmatecr, "
OK Ballard, "
Chas L Selz, grand jury witness. .
FGStricklin,
GSchneliel, "
FMMcCown,
EL Shaw, "
W W Marrs. "
Minnie Holden, "
Mrs (i A Heidingcr, "
P J Killings, "
J E Jack.
DP McOartv,
Clara Miller,
E Heveniie, "
J L Vosburg, "
James I'm-, "
John S Gibbons, '
Jacob Mundorff, '
John Mundorff, "
John ilanna, "
J Waiikce, "
IlenjAthev,
Ivl Cooke, "
E Savage, "
Chas Porter,
Jno P Cole,
J W Draper.;
James F .Xtlson, "
JPLotJaii,
Amos Harrington, "
(i W Bentley, "
J C Smith, "
(iW Church,
00 Oil
40 00
2 20
2 20
2 20
10 20
10 20
5 00
25 00
25 00
25 00
23 (iO
22 00
2I 00
25 80
4 40
2 20
2 20
2 20
2 20
2 20
2 20
5 00
7 00
7 Oil
5 40
2 20
7 00
2 00
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3 80
3 40
3 20
3 20
3 00
4 00
4 00
4 40
2 20
20 40
24 (10
20 40
28 40
28 80
24 20
25 8(1
E W Hornschnb,
Frwl Hesse, witness fi 20
i J W Powell, pauper 20 50
' Wil-on A Cooke, road 11 20 ;
IliirineiHterit Andresen, court h'so 1 00
J J Levitt, pauper 15 00
Oregon City Hospital, pauper.... 20 00
Geo F Horton, " . . . . I 00
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OH Isom, surveyor acct 0 00
I L Huffman, " 2 00
Bozorth & Staley, experts 310 00
W II Cooke, court house......... 4 5i
thus Mohaw, ' ......... 7 88
Peter Xehren. " 0 15
J L Swnfford, road 20 00
Irwin-Hudson & Co, stationery... 12 00
Elmer Vetito, sheriff's acct 0 50
TK Thomas. " 27 (ill
Thos Barnes, " 10 30
! t'laru Miller,
7 Oil
John Jack, ' ID Oil
Ina Chase, " 7 00
clerk s acct lo 00
O II Isom, sheriff's acct 30 00
E II Cooper, " 40 ()
W II Savage, " 07 50
W Grace, " 8 30
Oregon City Press, stationery. ... 7 oo
T U nankins, sheriff's acct 01 5o
G W Grace, board of prisoners. . . . 35 4o
Glass & Prmlhomnie, stationery. . lo oo
EO Maddock. iurv acct lo 25
M G Miller, stationery 3 Oo
F T Barlow, pauper 7 oo
Eugene Ounimings, sheriff 3!) oo
O P Lumber Co, suspension bridge 39 32
Oregon City Enterprise, printing.. 18 02
Sidney Smyth, suspension bridge. 54o 03
Glass & Prudhomme, printing.. .. 13 5o
II H Johnson, road work 52 oo
E P Hands, " 7 oo
Dave Henderson, " 1 5o
bUSI'KNHION llIlIIKiE ACCOUNT.
Honeyman, Dellart & Co 15 9o
Oregon City Iron Works 27 49
Portland Asphahum Co 7 25
W II Cooke 11 o4
Wolf Zwicker Iron Works 80 32
Pope & Co 13 43
Geo Broughton lol 08
Oregon Pine Lumber Co 115 18
STATU V8 llOCHBf.
C Sohuebel 9 2o
M FCown 9 3o
Jennie Smith 1 9o
Jennie Gray 1 7o
Geo Hitz 1 7o
SK Green 1 7o
Lou Cochrane 1 7o
j L Porter lo oo
0 W Kinnuird 1 qo
TP Randall loo
j M Strickler 1 oo
1 Myer 1 oo
V AY Howard 1 oo
) E Shephard 1 oo
'i, Jl'ROR UKIT1T COUKT.
iiATalbert 2 2o
:idney Smyth 2 2o
Xlbert Mofcliberger 2 2o
!f M King 2 2o
:) G Frost 2 2o
A Confer 2 2o
Hiram Beebo 2 2o
h'W King 2 2o
Francis Welsh 44 Oo
C K Ballard 18 oo
H M Looney 44 oo
Jos Barston 48 Oo
JE Mitts , 45 oo
Ohas Thompson 43 8o
S B Secley 42 4o
L Blanchard 38 2o
A J Menk 14 oo
W W Alldridgo 38 2o
J W Boatman 18 oo
Henry Cooke 38 2o
BILLS LAID OVKR.
Powell Wells 9 5o
HILLS CUT DOWN.
' Cliilmed. Allowed.
Oregon Ci y Herald 88 oo 82 88
Hoiievman,DeHart&Co.l5 9o 14 05
Oregon City Iron Works. .27 49 25 49 1
Glass & J'ruuliomme 14 oo lo oo
Oregon City Enterprise. .19 65 18 (12
Sidney Smyth 01 23 Oo 73
Glass & Pnidhommo 15 5o 13 5o
IIOAD ACCOUNTS.
The following bills for road work were
presented niiii ordered paid :
Hoad district No. 2
W W Smith $ 21 00
Max tVebster , . 10 50
Tony Foster ... 3 75
J S Stole 1 50
M Rhers 12 00
Geo Heitmyer 12 75
John Robinson 14 25
A E Iloleomb 3 75
Uoyal Holcoiiib.., 4 50
John'Talbert 9 00
J Manning 1 50
J N Roots 2 25
Kind Spurgnn 7 00
Dvin Wilson 7 00
William Hickey 12 25
Ottn A Gengelbaek 43 0!)
Total
District No. 3
J C Elln'tt & Co
172 00
nails.
Hnry Bock
F M Day
Oscar Brcithnupt
Fd Burulmrdt. . .
Warren Grpenwell 7
Arthur Hall 7
Grin Grillin 4
Chris Ilist-r (i 00
II Palsen 0 00
W W Cooke i. 4 50
J E I lea HorH 2 25
A W Cooke 15 00
' i. 4 50
Total
87 75
District Xn 4
II F Currin 14 00
II Gitbens 1 50
Carl Rath. , 75
W J
Currin 75
Grim 3 (.0
G B
F Currin. 1 50
Tolal
District Xo 5
A Herz
C Herz
F Potter
J Zimmerman.. .
F Zimmerman.. .
W Dean
T Pel it
B V Bovdslon...
.'I 90.
4 35!
7 fil
3 79
12 00
3 (10
5 M
3 37
li 38
J B Chapman 9 00
W II Calvin 4 13
O Calvin 3 75
A Rich 1 12
Birdsall 2 00
Total. 131 47
District Xo 0-
H Kaiser 4 50
Henrv Widmnr .. 18 50
Fred Wegner 15 00
A O Meinig 1 35
P K Meinig 5 25
Total 41 05
District No. 7
Adol)h Aschoir. 87,'a
l)islrict Xo. 9
iiaiiR Paul-en 1 75
District No. 11-
I.hwo Aldrich 15 00
(! U Livesny 3(1 00
Win Bu'ts 1 50
(IIihs ( irider 4 50
J luminal) ft
J llatton 3 00
G Hess 1 50
J A Jones 0 00
Total 08 25
District No. 13
FColliiiR 3 00
C B Ward 9 00
W C Ward 8 00
Total ; 20 00
District No. 1 1
L Forte 0 75
A Moutz 8 25
Thos Davie 5 25
F Whiieman. .
5 25
5 25
1 50
13 50
5 25
If C Green. .. .
L Moutz
J Shelley
S Bevens.
11 Kneber 27 00
J G Fisher 20 00
B Kueher 4 50
Material II 55
Total 120 05
District No. 10
Hernial) Ilulhory 3 00
Gen Blanchard 3 00
11 II Gregory 3 00
C H Faster .....13 75
John Bergnyne 9 75
Grant Cristeser I 50
C H Rider , 2 50
J M Robertson 2 00
W 8 Rider 0 00
Total 44 50
District No. 17
E Sim II 3 75
Otto Vorpahl 4 50
J Deuo 4 00
S Harrison 3 00
A M Ols. 3 00
C Fisher 1 50
C Tukey 3 00
W Fisher 0 00
D R Dimick II 00
Freight on powder : 7 45
Total 42 20
District No. 18
Thos Duffy.. 10 50
Albert Stiieiloman 8 50
W P Daniels 8 50
Thos Dnniels 17 00
Clias Helman 1 50
Win Jones 4 00
Edwin Taylor 3 75
Total 53 75
Hlstrict No. 19
J Johnson 3 00
Leonard Smith 19 50
O F Kav 25
Jasper Trulenger 1 00
Qiiincv Carnahrn 14 no
John Denison 14 50
Total 58 75
District No. 21
F Countryman 5 50
A PlenHrd 5 50
Amos Can 2 50
Keil dm 3 20
G Gottberg 0 00
II Young 1 25
Oliver Laferty.. , 2 59
J Bonney 4 50
J II Sexton. 4 50
J Carlson...' 2 60
P Later l y 3 00
P E Bonney . 450
D Bonney 3 00
W Wilson 11 00
CO Hubbard 18 00
Total..'. 77 50
District Xo. 23
C B Ranisby 2 00
Col man Marks 2 00
J J Tavlor 4 38
W W Smith i 0 25
WA How 02
SPRUCo 735
S J Ugleshy 10 00
Total 39 19
District No. 21
John Heinz 2 50
(ieo Brockard 2 25
Ed Kennie 3 00
Win Kuhrcke 2 50
(ieo WalK h 4 50
Thomas Hansen ...r.. 2 50
A Sole 0 (Ml
II Warnock 1 00
F Mohr .' 1 50
W Xobblilt 13 00
Total 37
District No. 25
C Wisemandel 3 00
C Wisemaiulel 25
W Wii-einandel 1 50
A MorrU 3 oo
L Heinz 3 oo
II Barth , . . . 3 oo
J Hmlailv 9 oo
11 Abbott lo oo
E Morris 7 5o
II Sieer 5 5o
J Barth 2 ot
J Barth 2o oo
J Spirrel 75
G Wprranilin 1 0
J Barth lo 24
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District Xo. 20
THSliop 19 oo
WmGreeo 15 oo
L K Stebnian 2 5o
(ieo Case ta
John Vaughn 7 oo
' Geo Mallatt . Too
1 A Wells 4 oo
Jbn Akin.
40
Total 4 65
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District No. 27
Joseph Miller. . . ,
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Wm anwiiv. . .
Sylvpt-r Nicholson 2
E M Hart man 1 3d
C E Young 75
0 E Young , fi no
CE Young v 2 6o
Total..
21 Oo
District No. 3o
Gen Bron fl 5o
.1 K Worihington 15 75
11 Milhftil 2 lo.
Jos Hick net- 1 8o
J O Brvan 14 lo
Chas Polifka 7 5o
O Larson 7 5o
Sam Ross. 75
Chas Miiiiigomcry 2 25
Louis ICaton. 1 So
A II Bullock lo 5n
A J Forstner II 25
James Morrou I) oo
John Kuii-er 9 oo
Henry OaiiH In oo
Oscar Larson... 7 oo
Chas Polifka 0 37
Sam Maine 4 5o
Christ Kueher 3 oo
John Schrive 3 oo
Wm Sehotz (1 oo
Henry Sehotz . 3 oo
Chas Larson 1 75
Total 150 02
District No. 31
John Schrive 4 5o
Henty Baker 4 oo
Alberl Turner 0 oo
Frank Weddle 9 oo
Walter Sharp 1 oo
John Aden 3 oo
Wm Scholy. . . . ; 0 oo
Chas Polifka .-. 0 oo
Henry Sehotz 3 oo
Godfried Jaster 1 5o
Total 42 oo
District Xo. 32
E Calkins ;27 oo
C W Calkins 0 25
C I Calkins 3 oo
W T Craig 17 oo
Adam Zim 3 on
WC Heater. 7 87
Richard Maycock 7 5o
Henry Wilhehu 3 oo
A Yoss. 22 75
Frank Davis 1 oo
Chas McKinney 9 24
Jus McConneil 13 oo
Miles McConneil 1 oo
K G Jones 7 oo
Mnt Baber 9 oo
H Voss 9 75
Albeit Carnehl 5 5o
H Taylor 9 oo
Fred Sueley 7 oo
Mark Heely 1 o
A P Todd.' 8 5o
II S Bergman 4 So
GeoSeoly 3 oo
Total 185 87
District No. 34-
Wieh Brambiill 1 25
Tullius Eisner 3 oo
Adolf AfcchoII' 3 rio
Total 7 (Ti
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