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OREGON CITY COURIER-HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 10 1902
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS.
Regular January Term of the
County Board.
J. R. Morton, John Lewellen and
T. B. Killin, County Commissioners.
Be it romembered, That a regular
term of the Board of County Commis-
1L. ' -II 1
Bionera tor uiv county ui ijui'KuruuB,
state of Oregon, begun and held at the
court house in said county and state on
Thursday, the 2nd day of January, the
game being the regular time fixed by
law for transacton of county business.
There were present Hjn. J. R. Morton,
Hon. John Lewellingand Hon. T. B.
Killin, commissioners, E. H. Cooper,
clernjJ.J. Cooke, sheriff; when the
following proceeding were had to-wit:
State of Oregon, County of Clacka
mas. Before the board of County com
missioners of the state of Oregon for the
county of Clackamas. In vacation, after
the December term, to-wit: In pursu
ance of an order made by the board and
entered of record" ordering warrants to
be issued in vacation, I, E. H. Cooper,
clerk, of said county and state, do here
by issue warrants in payment of said
claims for the amounts and in favor of
the following persons herein specified :
PAUl'ER ACCOUNT.
Mrs E Morgan, support of Mrs E
Moraan, county charge $10 00
T M Baker, support of Jaue Rob
ert county charge 28 00
Mrs li Davis, support of John
Jones, county charges 14 00
Rosa Triuuhler, support of Mrs
Rosa Triechler and family,
county charge 12 00
Ellen liriiiges.Biipport of Ellen and
Gorman Bridges, county charge 8 00.
J VY Jones.supportoJ John Jti Pat
ton, county charge..... 6 50
VV L Davis, support of W L Davis,
county charge 5 00
William Scott, support of John and
Margaret Mahan, county charge 10 00
HaLtie Woods, support of llattie
Woods, county charge 5 00
Elias Williams, support of David
Mortimer, county charge 30 00
Mrs 8 0 Harrington, support of
Elizabeth Wilhoit.county charge 15 00
Paul F rey tag.su Rcort of J LI Jones,
county charge 10 00
William Dean.supportof Miss For
rester, county charge 6 00
A. M Shihley .support of Mrs Grind
staff, county charne.. 8 00
MrB Shoemaker, support of Wil
liam White, county charge.... 10 00
Henry Lewis, support of Henry
LewiB, county charge 6 00
Mr Kreuger, support of Mr and
Mrs Kreuger, county charge.. 7 00
Alice Carr, support of Jane Carr,
county charge 10 00
L Mathewson, support of L Math
ewson, county charge 7 00
Gub Pirkle, support of Gus Pirkle
and wife, county charge 10 00
0 E Burns, support of Johanna,
(Indian) county chnrge 5 00
Mr Heinz, support of Mra Titus,
county charge 5 00
Mrs Martha Duff, support of Mra
Martha Duff, county charge.... 4 00
J J Gorbett, support of William
Stone, county charge 5 00
J M Hcckart, support of Carl
Gadke, county charge 8 00
Mrs J M Bacon, Bupport of Mrs
J M Bacon, indigent soldier.... 10 00
Jacob Kohler, support of Jacob
Kohler, iudigent eoldier 8 00
John II Churchill, support of John
II Churchill and family, indi
gent soldier 5 00
John Watson, support of John
Watson, indigent Boldier 5 00
Anna Nash.support of Anna Naeh,
indigent soldier 5 00
W T Gardner, minora Boys and
Girls Aid Society 10 20
King Bohall, support of Phoebe
Hastings, county charge 7 CO
Elias Miller,Biipportof U C Lewis,
coutitv charge 12 00
VI rs Thornton, support of James
Wilson, 13 days, county charge, 5 20
E Austen, support of Ira Phillips,
county chaiga 10 00
Eldora Younger, support of El-
dora Youngerand family ,county
charge 8 00
L Freeman, support of L Free-
i an and wife, county charge... 5 00
1 jhn Avins, support of John Av-
ins, county charge 8 00
Vlrs M A Clark, support of Mrs M '
A ('lark and family 5 00
Mrs Adams, support of Mra Ad
ams, county charge 15 00
George Prossor, support of Mrs
Yolchers, county charge 8 00
Carrie Moyer, Bupport of Mrs Car
rie Meyer, county charge 8 00
Godfrey Shiuulo, support of God
frey Shmale, county charge.... 6 00
vV II Mattoon, support of Air and
Mrs O S Phelps, county charge 5 00
W T Tinsley .support of W T Tina
ley, county charge 5 00
Edward Wright, support of Ed
ward Wright, county charge .. 8 00
The board having examined the re
ports of iho road supervisors for their
respective districts, and being fully ad
vised, it ia ordered that they be and are
The scientific blending of
California figs and prunes with
carefully selected grain makes
A perfect cereal coffee
. of delicate flavor and
fragrant aroma.
A delicious beverage having
ell the satisfying qualities of
coffee and tea.
Boil from
5 to lO
minutes
only, -i
ALJ-
GROCERS.
Best
cereal
Coffee.
FlGPRUHJE
Cere&I '
hbereby authorized to draw warrants on
the road and general funds for the sev
eral amounts and in favor of the follow--ing
. named : j
Road Diatrict No. 2
D McKnickal, md fund ( 3 00
J W Wold 3 00
HImel 3 00
Charles Stevens 3 00
Albert Notz, . 3 00
Frank Deakina 3 00
J W White 3 00
E Hubbard 3 00
T M Roots 3 00
C G Millard 3 00
W E Millard 3 00
EdCocka 3 00
H A Webster 3 00
W T Davidson 3 00
OH Mall... 3 00
King Spurgon 3 00
Anton Hanson 3 00
Total.....:.... $54 00
Boad District No. 3
O W Griffin, road fund 36 00
Ed Griffin. 9 00
O M Rodlam 2 25
SNRodlam 112
J E Seifer.. 5 62
C Burghart 1 50
WW Cooke 3 00
H Hilleary (son) gen fund 7 Oo
SB Johnson 449 47
Total $514 96
Road District No. 4
John Tracy, road fund ....$150
M Marshall 3 00
FredCrofford.... 1 50
Raney Crofford 1 50
J Steinman 3 00
R Hering 2 25
E Bates 1 50
E Bates, team 3 00
Walter Strunk 6 00
N Tracey 3 00
John Duns 9 00
J E Burnett 8 00
J E Burnett 4 00
Lou Baker, gen fund 2 25
JE Burnett, gen fund 6 10
H Wilbern 3 10
Total. $59 70
Road District No. 5
S S Waybill, road work $20 00
Road District No. 7
James Fegles, road work $6 00
Road Diatrict No. 8
Bertie China, gen fund $ 7 50
Ira .Flynn 6 00
O P Ware 7 50
Frank Stone 9 00
i E Shangle 6 00
Total $36 00
Road District No. II
J E Smith, road fund 32 00
W Foreythe 7 50
T Parish 7 50
M Glass 17 25
JjMay field 4 50
S Jones 1 50
E 0 Hackett 4 13
J Dunmire 3 75
E Furguson ; 3 75
vV II Smith, road fund 6 75
Total $S8 62
Road District No. 15
R H Tabor, road fund $17 00
M Hart 6 75
I N Criteaer 7 50
G Criteser. . ; 7 50
AJMaville 135
James Partlow 3 00
RD Miller 2 25
S Thomas 1 50
James Pa Mow 75
RH Tabor 150'
F W Hacker 3 00
J C Schmidt 00
A F Stokes, gen fund 2 20 !
SF Scripture 20 I
Total $55 50
Road District No. 16
M Huiraa, road fund $ 7 13
T W Blanchard, road fund 7 50
Elmer LucaB 2 80
Charles Bauman 1 50
Max Bauman 3 00
Frank Briggs 6 37
TW Blanchard 6 00
Frank Brigga 15 00
JF Brigga 14 00
Total $09 32
Road District No. 17
J H Bissell, road fund $ 4 50
Chile Dick 4 50
I) C Rones 7 no
Bartal Erickson (i 00
Carlton & Rosenkrans, gen fund. . 6 55
Carleton & Rosenkrans 20 40
Total $49 45
Road District No. 19
Trullinger Bros, gen fund.. . . 84 17
Jacob Schmidt 8 37
Road District No. 20
Peter Schieve, road fund $ 2 50
Olu Hanson 2 00
Fred Bauer 2 00
Oail Strjmgreu 2 00
B Sullivan 1 00
R Johnson 2 00
E W Hammett 2 00
M E Kandle 1 50
Fred Scheruble 1 60
J A Stromgren ; 2 00
J A Stromgren, supervisor 16 00
Delhert Bonney, gen fund 19 50
Emory Gottberg 19 50
Total $73 so
Roud Dixtrict No. 23
N Waikins, gen fund $ 3 00
1) O Freeman f, 00
D J Parnienter 6 0J
Wilson Evens 4 50
J B King 6 00
D R Dimick o 25
George Banner ,. 1 50
J A Andrews 3 00
Joe King ". 8 00
J downer 3 00
A L Knell , 3 00
H Snell 3 00
II Hedges 2 25
J MeOreary 3 00
O A Nelson 8 00
William Krueger 3 00
J K Yost 4 00
J MKli.l, road fund 13 50
J F Yost 6 30
Total
Road District No. 24
Roy Cochran, gen fund..
Fred Mohr
C Konechak
George Brockart
William Kuhnke
Levi Both
Dan Krh
Pete ('bristlier
Jean Broadwell
Georae Letllor
E L Kenagy .,
.$86 38
.$ 9 00
. 3 25
. 8 25
. 12 75
. 7 50
. 1 50
1 50
.. 1 50
. 2 00
. 1 50
. 2 25
Aug Willbroed..-.. 75
EJMont&nden ,r... 13 60
JuliuaSpagla 3 00
William Thompson....... 2 25
Simon D Yoder 2 25
E A Montanden... 20 00
Total $95 60
Road District No. 25
M Mathews, road fund $ 7 50
John Heinz 9 75
Total.... $17 25
Road Diatrht No. 26
W Pairin, gen fund $1 50
W O Vanghan 1 50
W W Everhart 50
W H Engle 4 00
Hard Engle. .. 4 j;5
Total v 7 50
Road District No. 28
Clarence Vorhiea, road fund $100
Road District No. 29
OKocher, road fund 6 50
Otto Knorr 15 00
J II Keller 3 37
C A Rex 2 50
H H Smidt 2 00
F S L Bagby, gen fund .... 2 40
Cole Bros,& Co 60
Tot1 $29 37
Road District No. 27
Charles Richie, gen fund $ 75
Ivan Broad well 1 50
George Leffer 2 25
George Perdue. '..'.'.!.!!' 2 25
Revis Graham 1 59
Bud Thompson !!."!.'.' 4 50
J E Marquam V. !'.'.!'. ". 5 00
Total J17 75
Road District No 30
II Bullock, road fund $ 10 25
J Erickson ' 9 53
J Kiser 10 25
M Morrell.. 6 50
L Ilallinan 2 25
E Worthington '..'' 5 ,,
1 Davidson ; y rjO
J RHays . . . . 14 00
A J Monk is 75
L Ilallinan 17 60
Total $110 00
Road Diatrict No. 34
EdBatdorf, road fund $17 50
Ed Batdorf and team 9 oo
Total ..$28 00
Road District No. 35
Proctor & Beers, gen fund $ 34 50
Proctor & Beers.. 140 40
Fred Wagner, supervisor. 40 00
Total $214 90
(Continued next week.)
Notice.
Taken up at my farm 5 miles south of
Meadowbrook, on December 20th, one
cream-colored mare pony with sucking
colt about six montha old. Owner can
have same by proving property, and
paying for feed and advertsyement.
Budd Smith, Meadowbrook.
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TO BE GIVEN AWAY
The enterprising citizens of Oregon
City have purchased a $(150 Chickering
Piano and will on January 25, 1902, give
it to the organization or person receiv
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bition at Burmeister & Andresen's jew
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Brunswick Restaurant
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Charman & Co., drugs '
Courier-rierald, printing
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Welsh's Candy Stor.e
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I. Selling,
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J. M. Price, clothing
P. O. Cigar .Store
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G. A. Harding, drugs
J. W. Blaney, meats
G. RoseiiBtein, clothing
W. L. Block, housefurniRher
Kozy Randy Kitchen
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H. Schrader, bakery
Mrs. Deute, ladies' furnishing goods
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Bargain Li Wall Paper
Wall Tinting and in
General House Tainting
Taint Shop near Depot Hotel
tV. H. YOUNG'S
Livery & Feed Stabls
Finest Turnouts -u City
OREGON CITY. OREGON
S. J. VAUGHN'S
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables
Nearly opposite Suspension bridge
First-Class Rigs of All Kinds
OREGON CITY, OREGON