OREGON CITY' COURIER-HERALD, FRIDAY JULY'4, 1902.' V
eHElOKl CITY "will ELEliATl
Regular Jnne
Oregon
amd Union Pacific
the EAST
The 0. R. & N. Co.
Gives the Choice of
Term
Board.
of the ConntT
J, R
Morton, John Lawellen and T.
KUlln, CommUaloneii.
B.
Total $826 88
Road District No. 35
Chester Shetterly $ 2 25
Fred Wagner 12 25
THREE
TRAINS
JDAI1LY
TWO VIA
THE OREGON
SHORT LINE
9:00 a. m.
9:00 p. m.
TO
ALT "KE,
DEN', fci..,
i)MAHA,
OHIOAGO and
KANSAS CITY.
ONE VIA
THE GREAT
NORTHERN
6:co p. m.
TO
SPOKANE,
MINNEAPOLIS,
ST. PAUL and
CHICAGO.
oean Steamers leave' Portland ever?
5 Days for
SAN FRANCISCO
Be it remembered, That at a regular
term of the Board of County Commis
sioners tor the County of Clackamas,
State of Oregon, begun and held at the
court house in said county and state on
Wednesday, the 4th day of June, the
same being the regular time fixed by law
for transaction of county business.
There were present: Hon. J. R.Morton,
Hon. John Lewellen and Hon. T. B.
Killin, commissioners; E. H. Cooper,
clerk; J. J. Cooke, sheriff; when the
following proceedings were had, to-wit:
Eoaa District No. 28
Geo B Rate & Co $ 15 15
John Nightingale 21 40
James Marts 4 50
Wm Bryan . 13 90
Henry Daugherty 9 40
Scott Carter 17 25
LBTrulliniier , 12 00
CN Brown.. 6 40
NBWade 7 90
Frank Sherman 4 15
LO Nightingale 150
Norris Thomas 1 50
O J Vorheis 1 50
H Wilson 3 00
Rav Wvland 1 50
Ben Johnson 1 50
B F Boyles 29 00
Boats leaves Portland daily for Willanv
ette and Columbia River Points.
Monthly Steamers to China and Japan,
For full Infommtlon eall on or address nearest
J. K. & N. Ticket Agent, or address
A.L.CKAia, G, V. A.,
Portland, Oregon
ASTORIA & C0LUMBI V
RIVER RAILROAD CO.
8:00 A.M.
7:00 P.M.
DkI'ot Firm and I bis., I
Portland
ARRIVES
For Maygers, Rainier,
Olntskaule, Weatpnrt,
Clifton, Astoria, War
re i ton, Flavel, Ham
mond, Fort Stevens,
Uoarhart Park, Seaside,
Astoria and Pna.shore
KxprcsH, Dally.
Astoria Express,
Daily.
11:10 A.M.
M0 P. M,
Ticket Office, 258 Morrison st. and Union Depot.
J. C. Mayo, (Jen. Pass. Agt., Astoria, Ore.
PORTLAND-ASTORIA ROUTE
STR. BAILEY GATZERT
Dally Round Trips, except Sunday
TIME CARD ,
Leave Portland 7 A. M
Leave Astoria 1 1'. M
THE DALLES-PORTLAND ROUTE
SIRS. TA1I03IA
nnd METLAKO
Dally Trips ExceptlSundny
STR. TAHONft
Leave Portland, Mon., Wed. and Fri 7 A. M.
Leave llio Dullos.Tuus , Tliurs. and Sat. .7 A. M.
STR. METLAKO
Pnrllniid. Tnos . Thura. and Sat. 7 A. M
.ueave Dallia, Mon., Wed. and Frl 7 A. M
Lauding, Foot Alder Street I
JOTH rttONIS, MAIN 851 POUTl.AND, OllEOON
AGENTS
John M. Fllloon The Dalles, Ore.
A. J. Taylor Astoria, Ore.
J. I. Luckev. Hood River, Ore.
Wolford & Wyers. White Salmon, WaBh.
J. O. Wyatt. Vancouver, Wash.
R.B.Gilbreth L,y, wast).
John M. Totton Stevenson, Wash,
Henry Olnistead Carson, Wash.
Win. Butler Butler, Wash.
E. W. CH1CHTON, PORTLAND, ORE.
Total $151 55
Road District No. 29
Geo B Rate &: Co $29 40
Road District No. 30
Tualatin Mill Co, bridge $ 42 04
E Rankin, bridge A 50
H Piatt, bridge 7 40
J II Piatt, bridge 3 50
J Ereckson, road 20 50
AH Bullock 14 00
E Rankin..... H 75
JKiser 5 25
John Bickner 50
W Bickner 50
A Davidson 11 00
J H Piatt 9 62
J Monroe 8 75
W Chuck 8 75
R W Thomas 5 2o
A Woithington 7 00
R Piatt 5 (58
M Piatt 3 50
G Waldorf 175
E Shinlev.... 5 25
I Long 19 25
F Childs ; 22 50
J R Hays 38 00
J Monk 25 00
J Cook 23 25
J Haines 21 00
J Dennis 18 00
FWhittin 18 00
E Cronend 14 50
J Hays 17 50
O Davidson 4 00
A Foetner 4 00
E Rankin 6 10
J II Piatt 3 50
II Piatt 20 55
Henry Piatt 20 10
I Long 6 35
F Childs 8 10
JRHavs 10 00
C W Kruse 25 40
UBWilmont 1180
JWStono HOO
E Shipley 2:
J Dennis 17 00
W Wauker 7 85
Total $14 50
Road District No. 36
Andrew Anderson $ 2 25
Blair.., 12 00
P D Christner 11 00
Charles Casto " 3 00
Charles Coldron 12 00
Christ Erntsen 6 00
David Hostetter , 1 50
William Jennings 3 00
ELKenagy 19 50
Benton Kilhn b uo
George Leffer 1 50
ieorire Owwes b uu
Ed Peterson 16 12
Samuel Prather 15 00
James Rener 3 00
C Reasoner 22 50
Alfred Schneider 2 50
C C Suncker 9 00
Will Todd 3 00
Andrew Thykier 3 00
P H Warmdahl 13 50
Amos Yoder 4 50
Noah Yoder 1 50
S A Yoder 75
Bud Thompson 39 88
Total $218 00
General Road Fund.
Frank Busch $ 98 95
Geo B Rate & Co 3 00
WF Harris 480 00
ALacey 230 00
Moehnke Heft & Co 705 28
$577 89
GO
EAST
VIA
Aru .r run
!IOGHANDEWt3JisV
Total
Road District No. 31
Arthur Borland $ 15 00
Ren At hey b 75
T Baker 3 00
Geo Keller 10 50
J L Kruse 0 00
Homer Kruse 9 00
Albeit Turner 3 00
Fred Wagener 1 50
John Wilken 1 50
T L Turner 7 50
OP Sharp 3 00
Edw Sharp 7 50
George Aden 4 50
Guy Grofs 3 00
Mike Shafer 4 ou
Mike Shafer.Jr 4 50
John Soger, Jr 9 00
John Sager i w
Jacob Goerz 4 50
Frank Kegel 1 50
Carl Korman 3 00
John Aden 30 00
Lotal $1517 23
June 4th, 1902.
In the matter of petition of James Ben
nett, et al, for extension of Davis Road-Granted.
In the matter of the Howard s Road-
Ordered opened on claim line according
to original petition.
In the matter of report of viewers on
Burvev of Barstow Road Read first time,
In the matter ot w. l. Davis, a county
charge Name ordered taken from pau
per roll.
In the matter ot report of viewers on
survey of Milev Road Read first time
In the master ot road warrants jnos
18493, 18496, 18498, 18491, 18497 and 18,
502 Ordered cancelled.
In the matter of report of viewers on
survey of change in Long Road Read
first time.
In the matter of county warrant No
10,734 Ordered cancelled.
In the matter of report of viewers on
survey of Perdue andStruteers Road-
Read nrt time.
In the matter of petition of W B Wil
mot. et al. for a county road Laid over
until next term.
In the matter of damages of the Bor
land Road Ordered that damages
oaid bv county. $10.
In the matter of application of Wm
McDonald for rebate of poll tax-Granted
June 5th, 1902.
In the matter of petition of C Sannes
for a road of public easement Granted
In the matter of the application of An
drew J. Nickum for cancellation of mort
p-aire Taxes Granted.
In the matter ot petition ot & u reppei i
for aid Granted $5 00 per month from
June 1st, 1902.
In the matter of work in Road District
No 4 Supervisor ordered to spend $50 00
on Dowty Road north of Eagle Creek
Bridge.
In the matter of report of viewers on
survey of Miley road Ordered estab
lished.
EXPENSE ACCOUNT.
O P Sharp $ 2 90
John Wagner 2 40
WACrissell z '
Paul Pellatz 2 00
A by Filer 2 00
Fred Eiler 2 00
JLSeelv . 2 00
EP Rands 12 40
DTK
'ft
Only transcontinental lino
passing directly through
Salt Lake City,
LeatMllc,
Pueblo,
Colorado Springs
and Denver.
Three splendidly i"pped trains
daily to all points Ea&i
Through Sleeping umI Dining Cars
and Free Reclining Chair Cats.
The most magnificent scenery In
America bv daylight.
Stop overs allowed on all classes of
tickets.
For cheapest rates and dcterlpllvt literature
address
J. P. AAN5F1ELD,
Oei:ral Agent,
U Third Street, Portend, Oregon
Total $146 25
Road DisL'.jt No. 32
Augllolznagel $ 1 50
Carl Kolman 1 00
Baker Bros, bridge 9 89
L Seely 6 00
A Camehl 4 60
SB Seely 8 75
J S Barns 18 00
II Her '. 22 50
A VoR8 18 75
J Butson 3 OU
.1 Tavlor 6 00
HVoss 0 00
H K rouse 1 50
S Roberts 1 50
J Baker 0 00
W C Heater..., 53 00
OP SIX WEEKS
Borfniilnx Itondaf. Jtin M, win b coo
tocttd ta on of tli rooms of th fort
land BuaUMuM Cotkg corner far id
Yfu.'&isum treet. it win tw atticCr
cltont of itudy, decfr4 to ild teacher,
' bK grtAn In til Ausuat xarutna
ttoa. mutiu particular on tfpUcattoiw
OPEN ALL Tlin YEAIJ
Th Portland SoBftieia CoCer 1 crta all
th jrar. etudeut may enttur at any
thn. tor vclal branch? or a rrzn'sj
omnia, and recrir InlrMurJ ft c'.va J.
troetlon, as preferred. Call or trmd for
catairgua. I -earn what and haw wa tcacls,
JL p. JjrmitraatSt U A, Principal)
Total $107 89
Road District No. 33
J A Ueid $30 00
Road District No. 34
Popo &Co $ 8 50
F S Baker 4 35
Wilson A Coohe 17 05
K Story 9 30
J C Townsend 15 00
Kd Batdoif 92 50
Jim Kiser. 20 00
Henry Gilbeit 42 84
H Hill 45 OS
Fritz Wagner 4t 81
Caleb Cross 4D Si
Tom Munson 1
John Kelly 25 38
M Petit 8 75
Geo Batdorf 19 75
Sam Batdorf 45 50
Geo Petit 24 50
Max Klinger 2S (X)
Ben Burgess 24 50
Hugh Chlow 28 88
Albert Blackburn 25 88
J McDonald 29 75
D Jones -( -J
Frank Shiple" 17 60
D Dickie....". 00
Pen Moore M 00
O Casper 40 00
Glen Batdorf 1 00
lotal $28 50
In the matter of report of viewers on
survey of BarBtow Road Laid over until
next term.
In the matter of report of viewers an
survey of Long Road Ordered opened.
EXPENSE ACCOUNT.
Wiley May $2 50
E P Rands 0 20
. Total $8 70
In the matter of report of viewers on
survey of Perdue and Struthers Road-
Viewers ordered to amena report.
In the matter of rent of rock crustier
to Benedict Fathers of Mount Angel
County received $54.00 in full.
In the matter ot report oi viewers on
survey of Wiles Road Read first time.
In the matter ot report oi viewers on
survey of Sconce Road Bead first time.
June btn, 190-'.
In the matter of report of viewers on
survey of Wiles Road Ordered opened
EXPENSE ACCOUNT.
D W Kinnaird $7 50
In the matter of report of Surveyor on
re-survey of Sconce Koad Ordered
opened.
EXPENSE ACCOUNT.
TH Sconce $ 4 00
WS Sconce 4 00
FF Smith 4 00
E P Rands 17 00
Stonecutters who work on sandstone seldom live to be more than fifty
' years of ge and nearly all of them die of lung disease due to the inhalation of
mineral dust. Another class of workers who succumb to lung troubles are those
who prepare feathers for trimmings and ornaments. They inhale the floating,
feathery particles, and in three years disease has a firm hold on them. The
grinders and polishers of cut-glass rarely live beyond the age of forty. They
too die of lung trouble. The average death rate for consumption is reckoned at
about sixteen per cent, of the total mortality from disease. But among flint
workers that percentage leaps from sixteen to eighty per cent. ; among needle
polishers to seventy per cent.; and among file-cutters to sixty-two per cent
These are some of the trades that kill.
These facts and figures force upon our attention the delicacy of the lungs and
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It is agreed to-day by physicians that consumption is
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Total $29 00
In the matter of suit of Ware vs Clack
amas County Settled for $325 00.
June 7th, 1902.
In the matter of Indigent Soldier fund
Allowed $100k00 from General fund.
In the matter of application for aid of
W W Bellmore Allowed $10 00 from
Ind Soldier fund.
In the matter of L Mathewson, a
county charge Allowed $3 50 for pair of
punts.
June 9th, U02.
In the matter of petition of Waverly
Association for vacation of Cambridge
Granted. In the matter of Turner Bridge built
bv C II Datichv Accepted and warrant
oidored drawn for $o53 75, contract price.
In the matter of report of viewers on
survey of Barstow lxoad Kxpeuse ac
count ordered paid as follows :
P J Ridings $ 11 40
RlivsGwiuu.. 10 80
m arrz
V
1
aaav
I M R 1
-
Dan Groshong 11 20
W C Hammer 6 00
MH Smith 10 00
BT Barstow 10 00
E C Thomas 10 00
J F Jones 10 00
CK Thomas 6 00
II II Johnson 55 00
Total $H0 40
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That's what you need; some
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right's Disease.
The largest sum ever paid for a pte
scriution. chanced hands in San Fran
cisco, Aug. 30,1901. The transfer in
volved in coin and stock $112,500.00 and
was paid by a party of businees men for
a specific for Bright's Disease and Dia
betes, hitherto incurable diseases.
They commenced the series investi
gation o-. the specific Nov. 15, 1900.
They Interviewed ecores of the cured
and tried it out on its merits by putting
over three frozen cases on the treatment
and watcuing tbe-n. They also got pny
siciais to namecbron'iC incurable cases,
and sdministe ed :t with the physicians
for judges. Up to Aug. 25, eighty-seven
per cent of the test cases were either
well or progreseinj favorably.
The.e being but thirteen per cent of
failur the parties rere satisfied and
closedtte trail" -"'.'on. The proceeding
o' tbe iuvest'gnting committee and the
clinical reprts o'. tie test cases m e
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plication. Address John J. Fulton
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Cascade Locks,
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lie lirgulator i-me w yi enueavor logiveiia
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travel by tbe steameri of The
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The above steamers leave Portland 7a. m.an
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