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OREGON CITY COURIER-HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1902
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
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titled bo to do by the Act of the Legisla
ture of 1901, known as Senate Bill No.
56, and on paj;e 206 of said session laws
oj 1901.
And asking the Board lo issue and
make an order declaring said stream and
the tributaries thereto as herein set
forth , not to be navigabte for commer
cial purpobes, and to declare the same to
be a public highway for the floating and
transportation of saw logs, piling, lumber
and wood and leasing to petitioner for
25 years or such time as tlie Board may
deem proper, tbe absolute right to con
trol of said Molalla river and its tribu
taries within tbe boundaries set forth in
this petition.
Now on motion of J W Draper, it is
ordered that this matter be laid over
until the January term, 1902.
In the matter of communication of VV
H l'ope for improvement ot County road :
It is ordered that this matter be left to
Commissioner J K Morton for consider
ation. In the matter of application of P H
Marlay for return of tax redemption
money :
Now comes P II Marlay and shows to
the Board that on October 19th, 1901, he
redeemed Blocks A and B, Clackamas
Fruit Land for the year 1898, as shown
by the Sales Book for said year, paying
therefor the sum of $7.22; that upon in
vestigation he has found Baid blocks
were doubly assessed for said year and
that the taxeis on one assessment have
been paid, And the Board being fully
advised it is ordered that P II Marlay
have a rebate in the sum of $7.22 and
that ttie Clerk draw warrant for same.
In the matter of application ol L Gur
lingar for return of money paid for tax
certificates:
It is ordered that the matter be laid
oyer until the January Term, 1902.
In tbe matter of reports of officers for
month of Nov. 1U01 :
The officers having made their reports
and the Board having examined their
books, and being fully advised, It is or
dered that the same be and hereby is in
all rwpeclB approved and accepted; said
reports show collections as follows, to
wit County Clerk $374 35
County Recorder 223 05
In the matter of County Clerk's state
ment of scalps delivered during the
month of November, 1901 ;
This matter coming on upon Clerk's
report of scalps turned in and warrants
issued and the Board being fully advised,
It is ordered that the same be and
hereby is in all recpects approved.
In the matter of assessment of north
east (inarter of section eight, township
Ave Bouth, range three east:
Now r.t this time comes on to be heard
the above matter and it appearing that
said land was sold to the State Land
Board on July 21st, 1900, and therefore
was not assessable and that the Bame
was assessed to J (iorbett and is adver
tised for sale for delinquent taxes, it is
ordered that said property be not sold
by the Sheriff on December 14th, 1901,
as nor advertisement lor rjuu tax.
In tbe matter of changes of allowances
of Countv charues;
It is ordered that the allowance of Mrs
Wilhoit be changed from $12 to $15; Mrs
Triechler from $10 to $12 jilt is further
ordered that Amanda Wilcox, Abraham
Yates and Ida C Uartman receive no
further aid from Clackamas County.
In the matter of petition of K Tie
Shasior to vacate Maple avenuo, Clacka
mas River side:
Now cornea on to be lieaid the petition
of R DeSbazor et al praying the Board to
vacate that part ot Maple Avenue, Clack
aniiis River side, as the same is platted
and of record in the office of the County
Recorder ot Clacknmas County, And
further appearing to the Board that a re
monstrance against said petition has
been filed with the Board, It is therefore
ordered that said petition be laid over
until January 4th, l'jfcj, at 10 o'clock
In tbe matter of Jas. Adkms, super
visor Road District No 17:
ll appearing to the Board that this re
port was laid over at the November term
for the reason that eaid supervisor had
not complied with the order of the
Board, and now on this date, the Board
being fully advised, It is ordered that
said report be allowed in full and that
the amount of said report paid out of
road fund be taken from the apportion
uient of said district in 1902.
In the matter of the new bridge near
Cnnby and Barlow :
It is ordered that Paul bridge be in
surcd for $5000 in the Springfield Fire
and Marino Insurance Company
Springfield, Massachusetts.
Of
In the matter of petition of Edward
Wriirht for aid :
Now cmneB Edward Wright and sub
mils a written statement, showing to the
Board that through accident and divers
misfortunes he is left destitute and with
out any menus of earning a living during
the winter, and the Board being fully
advised. It is ordered, that Edward
Wiight be allowod $8 per month from
the 1st day of December, HIM, until the
1st day of Slay, 1902.
In the matter of repairing tho Bcave
Creek and Highland road :
It uppearmg to the hoard that sau:
road is worn out and in a dantiemns con
The little folKs
enjoy the distinction of
drinkins: coLTce just like
mamma and papa.
Let the table beverage be
FIGPRUNE and they can
join with the family in par
taking of a rich, nourishing
drink made of choice
California figs, prunes and
grain.
Healthful nutritious.
Boil from 5 to lO minutes only
ALL GROCERS SELL
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ml womefj
Wine of Cardul is the guardian
of a woman's health and happi
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helps her safely into womanhood.
It sustains her during tho trials
of pregnancy, childbirth and
motherhood, making labor easy
and preventing Hooding and mis
carriage. It gently leads her
through the dangerous period
known as the change of life.
m
cures leucorrhoea, falling of the
womb, and menstrual irregularity
in every form. It is valuable in
every trying period of a woman's
life. It reinforces the nervous
system, acts directly on the goni
tal organs and is the finest tonio
for women known. Ask your
druggist for a $1.00 bottle of
Wino of Cardui.
Batesville, Ala., July 11, 1900.
1 am nsinfr wine or uarrtui ana Tnea-
ford's Black-Draught and I feel like a
different woman alreadv. Several la
dies here keep the medicines In their
homes all tbe time. I have three girls
and they are using it with me.
jurs. ix.Aii!i jiituwiiBtt.
For adTice and Uteratnre, address, plyingr
I symptoms, "The Ladles' ArtTisory Depuit
ment", The ChHttancwga Mediciue Company,.
Cuanaoooga, lean.
dition, It is ordered that Commissioner
John Lewellen be and is hereby author
ized to let contracts for lumber and have
said road repaired as Boon as practicable.
In the matter of petition of T O Rid
ings, et al, tor County Road :
In the matter of the petition filed by
T O Ridings and more than twelve house-
holde'S of the county living in the vicin
ity of the road described in the petition,
and praying viewers to be appointed to
view and locate a county road in Clacka
mas County, Oregon, described in full as
follows:
Beginning at a point where the "No-
land Mill and Cribble Prairie Road"
crosses the North line of Section 20, in
Tp 5 e, R 1 E, in Baid county, thence
running south 80 rods ; thence West to
intersect the center line of said road ;
and to vacate all present travelled roads
between said terminal points except the
road running East and West on the
North side of said Section 26.
Said petitioner filed his alii Javi tot no
tices posted respecting said road, show
ing ttiat there had been posted, one on
the Court house bulletin board, and three
in three of the most public places in vic
inity of proposed road, more than 30
days prior to the presentation of this peti
tion, lie also tiled bond for One Hun
dred Dollars conditioned according to
aw.
The Board being fully advised, It is
ordered that VV 11 Engle, A Myera and
VV A Shaver be and are hereby appointed
viewers to meet at the beginning on the
23d day of December, 1001, and to Bub'
scribe to a written outb of oflice adminis
tered by E 1 Rands, County Surveyor,
he being appointed by the Board to sur
vey said road, before proceeding to view
and locate eaid road and report in writ
ing at the next regular term of this
Board.
In the matter of repairs of the Ross
Bridge :
This matter now coming on to be
heard, on presentation of report of VV J
Culver, Road Master for Marion County,
Oregou, showing that Marion County has
expended If 32 1.00 in repairing what is
known as Ross Bridge over Butte Creek,
and presenting to this Board a bill for
$100.50 as Clackamas County's share of
Baid repairs, and it appearing to the
Board that said bridge is a joint bridge
with Marion County and that Clackamas
County is liable for one half of eaid ex
penses, It is ordered that a warrant bn
drawn in favor of Marion County for
$100.50 to pay for one-half of said im
provements. In the matter of petition of VV V Irvin
for rebate of taxes:
Now comeB on to be heard the petition
of VV VV lrvin, showing to the Board that
for the year 1000, 20 acres of his land ly
ing on the suuth bide of Budding River
was assessed in both Marion and Clacka
mas Counties ; that said land is in Mar
ion County and that Marion County is
entitled to the taxes thereon ; and that
Lioth assessments have been paid. And
tho Board being fully advised, It is or
dered that VV VV lrvin have a rebate in
the sum of $2.43, the amount of taxes
paid to Clackamas Countv by reason of
said assessment.
In the mailer of petition of E F Riley
fnr return of money paid al tax eulo of
IMMJ:
Now comes on to be heard the petition
of E F Ui'cy Bhuwing to the Board that
the sale of lands fur tbe delinquent taxes
ol '181)8 held on the 2lst dav of October,
1S0O, Clackamas County ottered for sale
(or taxes of 1808 twenty-one acres of land
in the Donation Land Claim or Hector
Campbell in said county belonging to
and assessed in the name of Samuel Fin
ger ; that petitioner purchased said land
paying therefor the sum of $18.8r, the
amount of said taxes, interest and costs;
that it now appears that on the 5th day
of September, 1800, said Samuel Finger
paid ihe taxes on said property, which
was a part of a 42 aero tract, and that he
received a tax receipt in full for the taxes
of 1 S'JS on the w hole 42 acres, said re
ceipt being numbered 2370.
And the Board being fully satisfied
that said sale of said properly was void
and that said purchaser acquired no title
under said Bale, It is therefore ordered
that tho $18.85 paid by K F Kiley for
g..id property be returned to him with
interest at six per cent and that the
Clerk issue a warrant for the same.
In the matter of Ida C Ciartman, a
County Chaige:
It appealing to the Board that Ida C
Garttnan has left Clackamas County, It
is o dered that warrant No 0400, urawn
December 2nd for her support, be can
celled and that she receive no further aid
from Clackamas Countv.
In the matter of petition of A Blanken.
ship, et al, for a CojntyRoad :
In the matter of the "petition filed by A
Blankenship and more than twelve
householders of the county living in the
vicinity of the road described in the peti
tion, and praying viewers to be appointed
to view and locate a County road in
Clackamas County, Oregon, described in
full as follows :
Beginning at a point 320 feet northeast
of a bridge over a small ravine where
the road turns and runs parallel to Wil
lamette FallB Ry on the Oregon City,
Willamette Falls and Fields Bridge
County road, said point being in the cen
ter ot Baid County road.
Thence in a westerly direction, along
what is known as the old territorial road,
marked by a rail fence about three-quarters
ot a mile to the line between the
land owned by the Willamette Falls Co
and Hiram Blankenship ; thence along
said line west to the southwest corner of
Blankenship's land about 800 feet;
thence along the old road bed of the Wil
lamette Falls Railway to the Tualatin
River, being about 3200 feet along said
road bed, course northwest.
Said petitioner filed his affidavit of no
tices posted respecting said road, show
ing that there had been posted, one on
the court house bulletin board and three
in three of the most public places in
vicinity of the proposed road and more
than thirty days prior to the presentation
of this petition. He also filed a bond of
one hundred dollars, conditioned accord
ing to law.
liie Board being fully advised. It is
ordered that A Mau'z, VV II Smith and
Fred Ely be and are hereby appointed
viewers to meet at the beginning on the
21st day of December, 1001, and sub
scribe to a written oath of ollice adminis
tered by E P Rands, county surveyor,
he being appointed by the Board to Bur
vey said road hefore proceeding to view
and locate said road and report in writing
at the next regular term of this board.
In the matter of bids for indexing the
assessment roll :
It appearing to the Board that John
W Loder and M Dollie Cross have sub
mitted bids for type-writing the index
of the assessment roll for 1901 and the
Board not being satisfied with said bids,
It is ordered that eaid bids be rejected,
and that this Board receive bids for said
work, at the January teim, 1902.
J R MOUTON.
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colt about six months old. Owner can
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paying for feed and advertssement.
Budd Smith, Meadowbrook.
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The Itrgnlator Line will endeavor to giveita
patronB tbe best service possible.
For Comfort, Economy and Pleasure
travel by the steamers of The Regulator
Line.
The above steamers leave Portland7a m.an
Dalles at 8 a. m.,and arrive at destination in amp
time for outgoing trains.
Portland Ollice, The Dalles Office
Oak St. Dock. CourtStreet.
A. O. A IXAWAY
General Age
CASE
TRIUMPH
SULKY PLOW
Guaianteed to be the beet Sulky Plow
in the world. This is a broad statement,
but we stand ready to prove it in the
field with any plow made.
9Send for special catalogue.
Mitchell.Lewis & Staver Co
PORTLAND, OREGON
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Livery & Feed Stabla
FinestJTurnouts. in City
OREGON CITY. OREGON
S. J. VAUGHN'S
liyerv, Feed and Sale Stables
Nearly opposite Suspension Lndga
First-Class Rigs of All Kinds
OKEGON CITY, OREGON
J. I.