City
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COURIER ESTABLISHED MAY, 7883
HERALD ESTABLISHED JULY, 1893
INDEPENDENT ESTABLISHED 1898
OREGON CITY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1901
19th YEAR, NO. 6
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EDWARD HUGHES
182 Madison St., West end of Bridge, Portland, Oregon
GENERAL AGENT
FOR
Aultman & Taylors
Celebrated Threshing Machinery
Steam and Gas Engines,
Saw Mills,
Etc.
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CONSOLIDATED IMPLEMENT GOMP'Y
SUCCESSOR TO
Rrcbe5 Harder & Co..
182, 1 84; 186 Madison Street, West End of Bridge,
DEALERS IN
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND VEHICLES
BOARD OF COMMfSSIOXERS.
Remember we have the finest stock of the best makes to be found
in Portland, including Farm and Spring Wagons, Buggies, Carriages
and Carts, Mowers, Rakers, Tedders and Hay Tools, Hay Presses,
Grain Drills, Plows, Cultivators, Disc and Spring Tooth Harrows,
PumDS Harness, Bicycles, Etc.
PORTLAND,
OREGON
New Cy cler y
Main Street Opposite Racket Store .1
Now Ready for Your Work
All Work Guarant
i Bicycle Sundries
Bicycle, Gun and General Repairing
For Fair Treatment Give Us a Call
Johnson & JLamb
New Bicycles for Rent
We carry the largest dock of Caskets,
Coffins, Kobes and Lining in Clackamas
county.
We are the only undertakers in the
county owning a hearse, which we fur
nish for less than can be bad elsewhere.
tfe are under small expense and do
not aek large profits.
Calla promptly attended night or day.
R. L. HOLMAN, Undertaker
Phones 476 and 305. Two Doers South of Court House.
Regular Jane Term of the County
Board,
J. R. Morton, John Lewelling and T.
B. Killin, County Commissioners.
(Continued from last week.)
In the matter of the Fred Wagner
road :
In the matter of the report of Chae
Andrews, H Andrews and H Cook, view
ers appointed at the last term of tins
board to view ana locate a county roau
situated in ClackamflB county, Oregou
and described in full on page 38 of this
journal, said viewers filed th ir report
showing that they had met on the 15th
day of May 1901, a day named in the
notice served upon them and were duty
sworn by subscribing to a written oath
of uflice administered by Jotin W Mel
drum, deputy county surveyor, after
which tbey proceeded to tne designated
place and did view and caused to be sur
veyed by Baid John W Meldrum, deputy
county surveyor, the above vdescribed
road, xney atso men tne neid notes and
plat of the survey ; said viewers report
favorably to the establishing of said road
as viewed and surveyed for the reasons
that it is a good practical route and of
public utility ; said report was read on
yesterday and now on this day on its
second reading, and it appearing to the
board that there is no remonstrance or
petition for damages filed, and being
satisfied that said road will be of public
utility. It is ordered and judged that tue
field notes and plat of said survey be re
corded and in all respects approved and
that the said view and survey be estab
lished as a county road and that the ex
penses of said view and survey be paid
by Clackamas county and the clerk is
hereby ordered to issue the necessary
notice to the supervisor of the district or
districts in which said road lies to open
and work the same,
EXPENSE ACCOUNT.
Clias Andrews, 1 day 4 miles... .$2 40
8 Andrews, 1 day 2 miles 2 20
Hans Cook, 1 day 4 miles 2 40
Fred Wagner, 1 day 4 miles 2 00
T A Shetterley, 1 day 4 miles. . . . 2 00
IT U ('nltii 1 rli milxa 2 (10
John W Meldrum, 1 day 44 miles, 12 40
Total.. .. 25 40
In the matter of the Andrew Johnson
road :
In the matter of the report of Dell
Trullitiger, R Garrett and Ira Dickey,
viewers appointed at the last term of
this Board to view and locate a county
road situated in Clackamas county, Ore-
iron, and described on page 30 of this
journal, said viewers filed their report
showing that tney naa met on tne zum
day of May a day named in the notice
served upon them and were duly sworn
bv subscribing to a written oatu admin'
iBtered by John W Meldrum, deputy
county eurveyor, after which they pro
ceeded to the designated place and did
view and caused to be surveyed by said
deoutv county eurveyor, tne above de
scribed road. They also filed the tield
notes and Hat of the survey ; said view
ers report lavorably to the establishing
of said road bh viewed and surveyed tor
the reasons thai a is a good practical
route and of public utility ; said report
was read on yesterday and now on this
day on its second reading, and it appear
ing to the board that there is no remon
strance or petition for damages filed, and
being satisfied that said road will be of
public utility, It is ordered and adjudged
that the field notes and plat of said sur
vey be recorded and in all respects ap
proved and that Baid survey and view be
established as a county road and that
the expense of said view and survey be
paid by Clackamas county and the clerk
is hereby ordered to issue the necessary
notice to the supervisor of the district in
which said road lies to open and work
the same.
EXPENSE ACCOUNT.
Dell Trullinger, 2 days 14 uuies. .$ 5 40
R Garrett, 3 days 8 wiles 6 80
Ira Dickey, 3 days 8 miles 6 80
Vm Smith contributed
E LindquiBt '.contributed
Andrew JohnBon contributed
John W Meldrum, 4 days 44 miles 20 40
To'.al $39 40
In the matter of work on the Everhart
hill:
This matter coming on and the Board
being fully advised, It Is ordered that W
H Engle, road supervisor ol district No
26, commence and work the bill recently
surveyed and known as the ''Everhart
Hill," by grubbing, clearing and wont
ing said lull, with work subscribed by
citizens of said district No 26, and of
Clackamas county, and by working what
is known as the Engle petition first.
In the nutter of the assessments of
lands belonging to the State Land Board :
Now at this time comes on to be heard
the application of the State Laud Board
for the cancellation ol certain assessments
of lands belonging to it, and upon infor
mation and representations of M L
Chamberlin cletk of said board and it ap
pearing from the records that in the year
1898 there was assessed to Geo I'fiester
land which is described at page 32, vol
ume 6, of the recoid of delinquent lax
salee for said year, and that said land
was assessed at $32.36 including costs,
and that said land was sold to Clackamas
county for delinquent taxes for said year,
and it further appearing thHt said land
was assessed to Schaflers Bros for the
year 1899 at $32.44 including costs as ap
pears at page 33, volume 7, of the sales
book for delinquent taxes for said year
and was sold to Clackamas county for
taxes for both of said years.
That the said land belonged to the
State Land Board and was wrongfully
and unlawfully assessed to said parties,
And the Board being fully advised in the
premises, It is ordered and adjudged
that the lien or claim of Clackamas
countv against said land for said taxes
be and the same is hereby cancelled.
In the matter of the assessment of
property belonging to State Land Board :
Now at this time comes on to be heard
the petition of Anton fichafferg asking
for the cancellation of the taxes assessed
against the property described at page
387, line 12, of assessment roll for the
year 1900, And it appearing that said
property belonged to the State Land
Continued on page .
W. C. MOMAN
Agricultural Implements and Vehicles
210-214 FRONT STREET, PORTLAND, OREGON.
AGENTS FOR
Dowagte , I!
!; rf Carts Buggies ' .' UHmA j:
I Spring Wag ins 9 ".
j NEW MODEL "STEEL BEAUTY." ' 1;
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Buffalo Pitts, 11 l K "T Hay Presses, Ijj ::
Harrows and Cultivators, p rflL -a J Horse Power and Steam 5;
Owen's "Advance" Fanning Uer8' '
5 Stoughton Wagons 5
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Stoughton Wagons
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