Oregon City courier. (Oregon City, Or.) 1902-1919, November 10, 1905, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextOREGON CITY COURIER, PBTTV NOVEMBER 10, 1905, 10 County Court. At a regular term ol county court of State ol Oregon, for the county of Clack amas, held at the Court House in Ore gon Uity in said county, on the Jit day ot Nov., A. D. 1906, aiiU from day 10 day theieIter duriug the conusance i Said term. Present: Tbe Hon. Thos. F. Ryan, county judiie, presiding; Hon. I. ii. Kiiiin aud Hon. Win. Brobet, comnain siuntrs. Among others, the following business m transacted: DISTRICT NO. 1. Pnpe & Co 76 James Coates 16 00 Geo Hiverly 4 00 Charles Hiverly 4 00 Grant Barker 8 00 Amel Tuoholke 3 50 J Cotinsell 45 50 W H Counsell 49 50 DISTRICT NO. 2. Albert Notz 17 50 I Johnson 84 50 E O Ohatman 2tt 25 Frank Robinson 12 25 J Johnson 8 75 J O Paddock 18 76 DISTRICT NO. 4. H F Gibson 75 O Zeek 7 50 H 8 Gibson 7 50 DISTRICT NO. 6. J H Revenue " 42 50 DISTRICT NO. 8. MeiniB Bros 1 70 DISTRICT NO. 10. Gary Hadrware Co 8 64 TYoonm&Sons 172 00 Joe Niokieson 6 76 Milt Marshall ' 60 Frank Rhodes 4 87 J H Tracy 4 87 W R Oatfleld 15 00 Henry Trapp 8 50 R Herring 1 75 Walter Lemon 1 75 J Antrim 3 76 DISTRICT NO. 11. F Busch 8 75 W A Holmes 1 65 Bouney & Miller 28 17 W K Mumpower 9 18 M Rivers 11 88 B Howell 9 25 A Glass 12 25 Charley Retting 8 76 A Richardson 50 O L Glyde 25 88 O A Gordon 17 50 John Murphy 17 50 H Anne 7 50 lid Nachen 1 75 B E if'ranklin 8 50 L D Jones 4 88 F Mitchell 6 13 J E Witzig 22 76 DISTRICT NO. 12. J S Gill 12 60 DISTRICT NO. 14. W V Harris 2 67 J Kaufman 4 87 S Bailey 24 00 A Bailey 3 00 DISTRICT NO. 16. F Busoh 3 00 W V Harris 87 0 R H Tabor 83 60 A Warner 22 50 F Hendricks 17 60 George Townsend 13 50 12 Parker 7 50 Arthur Smith 15 Co Roy Stafford 10 60 E Nuttall 3 00 Win Strange 4 50 J V Humuhryg 1 60 E Hatch 4 60 Pope & Co 7 50 J H Moody 80 J II Moody 75 00 J A Confer 48 00 S M Thompson 49 00 H HiJl 60 00 H Craser 1 75 G Wiuesett 20 12 W MoOord 85 00 W Rowland 48 00 II Rowland 28 00 Hendricks 15 00 if W Haoker 42 00 W H Hauoke o 25 vi Winosett 1 76 L Gossler 5 26 Tom Knowles 2 00 DISTRICT NO. 16. A Staohely H A Anthony A Keinhofur DISTRICT NO. 18. V Busoh Ulitrko's Sawmill E Jones H Fisher H Guinther Phillip Steiner John Wolf P Bohlaudor O Fisher Allen Edwards E W HoniHhuh DISTRICT NO. 19. 0 G Hoffmau li i'lHlHt John Evans A Dugan C Mallatt 11 Tomer A Erickson J S Owiugs Ouo W Owiugs Fry & Solioll Dull Trulliuger D li Trulliuger A Lark ins J J Mallatt J Ashby O Mallatt J Evans O Danuals O Danuals E Fount A Erickson J J Mallatt James Adkins DISTRICT NO. 20. Christ Bittner Jack Wallace Potor Schwiewe B Sullivan DISTRICT NO. 21. J O Hall V Rice P E Bouncy W K Bouuoy F BuBoh DISTRICT NO. 23. Frank Lay Kiilph baty H J Kastall O W Bobbins Gotleib Feyer Fred Scliafer Ira Dickey Raymond Dickey Chester Dickey 11 J Rastall H Deetz C O Hofman E Hoetettler 25. 30. 31. 83. 5 60 1 50 U 00 10 60 1 80 3 75 8 00 1 60 8 00 8 00 3 00 8 00 1 60 12 60 87 25 20 25 27 75 20 25 7 60 16 87 15 00 8 00 65 25 6 15 114 b Jager Owen R I Garrett DISTRICT NO Bert Perry "' ' ' K WJLewis L W Robbins D L Trnl linger W J E Viok ! i DISTRICT NO. 27. J O Marquam I D Larkins J Labour DISTRICT NO. 28, J N Nickelson Ellis Nickelson Luther Nickelson ) Alvin Wyland Ray Wyland Francis Haun A Hugel N B Wade Edward Martin A M Groshong Alvin Wyland DISTRICT NO. Jesse Martin DISTRICT NO. Z Elligsen T Scott E Athoy R Schroeder A Koellermeier DISTRICT NO. Dubois Lumber Co John Kiggins H FranBin J F Mager Wm Closner Jiles Sarver G Guttridge Ed Closuer J Page W A White M G Okley M D Obert A Havens O Ferry J Simmons J W McKay Springwater Lumber Co Cary Hardware Co DISTRICT NO. Wilson & Cooke Oregon Oity Lumber Co L Miller U D Howell M Snyder John Craigen c Ford A K F'ord DISTRICT NO. W E Donahue Fred Wagner DISTRICT NO. S B Kent A S Kent E L Kenegy O Mali ler A Kiochel B Killen Fry & So'ioll N Blair GENERAL ROADS. F Busoh 0 R Davis M B Webster W P & P Co T B Killen TliotiiHi, F Ryau, Judge Frod Weidner 1 00 12 60 4 60 1 50 2 00 86 82 8 75 1 24 3 00 10 00 8 25 10 75 8 25 8 25 1 50 1 50 8 00 5 25 8 00 19 50 8 85 2 50 12 50 . 4 81 8 50 6 12 87 220 80 15 00 1 5 7 8 84. 85. 80. 50 25 50 75 75 21 25 16 50 9 00 13 50 9 00 15 00 9 00 13 50 48 00 50 82 8 82 15 25 161 28 14 00 5 00 10 50 10 50 7 00 22 50 85 38 20 60 10 00 4 50 7 00 7 10 75 1 50 84 50 23 75 25 81 50 22 50 2 65 13 00 11 00 8 50 J M Tracy ' 2 40 S R Green 2 40 O Bluhm 2 40 Dr W E Oarll 10 20 Dr Harvey Hickman 10 20 Henry Oouell 1 70 H O Green 1 70 O R Woodward 1 70 OL Barber 1 70 F P Petit 1 70 J W Loder 8 00 R L Holnian 24 45 S E Gard 1 20 J B Pitman 1 20 S J Garrison 1 20 H G King . 1 20 A Sutton 1 20 E F Cornett X 20 James Smith 1 70 James Pitman 1 70 Euos Townsend 1 70 Dr 0 Pyffer 1 70 R L Hoi until 16 95 W U Tel Co. Insane 60 Dr E A Sommer, Insane 10 00 Courier, printing 4 65 Ella Shaver, Tax Dept 88 00 Telephone Co, current exp 9 50 O O Ice Co, current exp 1 70 Enterprise, printing 78 65 Huntley Bros Co, stat'y , 9 70 Bushong&Co, registration title 148 26 WINTER RATES TO YAQUINA BAY. Oregon's Great Recreation and Health Resort at the Newport Beaches, In the matter of olaims against county PAUPER John Avin Mrs Bradtl Mrs O J Parker O E Burns B F Forrester W T Gardner Hortou &Jaok A Imel J A Jones M Krugor W J Lewellen L Matherson W L Molloy KG Ogden Isnao Prindle Mrs M Pickens J H Roudarmel Mrs Uyokman V 8 00 12 00 15 00 5 00 6 00 10 01 8 00 15 00 6 50 7 00 6 00 7 00 8 00 5 00 8 00 10 00 8 00 5 uO 10 00 8 00 7 00 5 00 15 00 1 25 6 25 2 50 5 00 17 50 00 60 00 60 70 75 25 75 60 25 8 60 6 00 81 10 5 00 76 20 00 4 50 3 00 1 60 10 00 1 76 16 02 14 00 26 25 8 00 6 26 8 60 3 60 8 6li 1 75 7 00 84 64 11 05 1 60 W Spraaue O E Swann Mrs Valentine Mrs Woods Mrs Heinz F Busoh Willamette Grocery E R Norris T B Killen I Selling JUSTICE PEACE. Livy Stipp, 4 70 H W Trembath 5 20 L Stipp 4 70 H W Trembath 8 10 L Stipp 8 70 H WtTrembatli 1 60 L Stipp . 6 O H W Trembath 4 50 L Stipp 4 70 H W Trembath 3 10 L Stipp 13 25 H W Trembath 10 80 Emery Dye 1 70 J S McErd 2 30 Mrs O Reese 3 80 AlMim Olds 2 80 O O Babcock 1 00 P Harris 1 00 K Prior W Law son Wm Fine Junius Ward L Stipp C E Bums Glass & Prudliommo, Courthouse F Bunch, Courthouse rhoB if Ryau Judge P Nehren, Jail G A Brown. Sheriff J 11 Tracy, Sheriff J R Shaver, Sheriff BormoiHter&Audresen, Recordor O Puohegger, Recorder Bushong & Co Ednottn Chase, Treasurer W Brobst, Commissioner T B Killen, Commissioner Kohb Koks, Co Court J W Meldrom, Surveyor CORONER. R L Holman Dr C B Smith K L Holman 5 60 W E Carl! 5 40 K Li tiolman 6 60 K L Holmau 5 40 James Y ilsou 1 20 A Caniehl 1 20 E Jaeger 1 20 Frank Rogers l 20 Wm Murray 1 30 John W Loder 3 80 G J aettor 1 70 Ur J W Norris 13 80 K L Holmau 15 05 O C Bnbcock 3 40 J O Biaclley 3 40 F A Ely 2 40 00 00 00 00 95 10 60 85 86 00 68 44 8 60 2 50 6 40 2 50 48 00 17 60 11 00 17 30 13 30 8 60 40 50 6 20 6 30 As a winter health and recreation re-ort Newport is the one par excel lence. Recognizing this, and wishing to give the people an opportunity t o breathe the fresh, pure ozone of the osean, the Suuthern facinc and Oor- vallis & Eastern railroads will resume the sale of tickets through to Yaquina Bay on Saturday, October 31, and wiU'sell same throughout the winter and spring on every Wednesday and Saturday. The rates will be the same as during the summer and will be good for re turn 30 days from date of sale. Dr. Mlntborn's Sanitary Sea Baths will be in operation during the entire winter, and treatments will be given daily. Hot and cold salt water baths can be taken every day in the sanitar ium, and for anyoue desiring rest, recreation aud health, no place on tho Paciflp Northwest can be found equal to Yaquina Bay. Other Health Resorts Closed. During the winter nearly all other health resorts are olosea or difficult to reach, and none ot tliem luve the ad vantages of Newport and vicinity as regards climate, points of interest, recreation and amusement. F'or par ties desiring to enjoy fishing, hunting or seeing the ocean in sunshine and torni this famous resort is uuequaled. Tho surron ndi tigs ure ideal beautiful scenery, climate mild, healthful and invigorating. Cottage to Rent Cheap. Neat, clean cottages, either fur nished or partly so, can be rented in the immediate neighborhood of thf sanitary baths at about $5 per month. Plenty of fresh milk, vegetables, honey, fruit and all household neces saries can be obtained at the lowest possible cost, while all kinds of fish nnil the famous rock oysters cau be had in abundance for the troub.e of securing them. People troubled with loss of appe tite, insomnia, rheumatism or run down from any cause will find New port an ideal place to regain their health and vigor, or for rest and pleasure. Full information as to rates, check ing of baggage, etc., can be obtained from any S. P. or C. & E. agent, or from A. L. Craig, general passenger agent S. P. Co., Portland; of J. O. Mayo, general passenger agent O. & E. , Albany, Or. Kate from Uregon Ulty to la quina, $6. STATE WILL SUE P. Q. E. CO. Has Chance to Collect $8000 From Oregon City Locks. Attorney-General Ciawford has ad vised the State Borrd of Canal Com missioners that they have a fairchauoe of winuing in a suit against the Port land General Electric Company to re cover 10 per cent of the not profits of the canal and lock business at Oregon City. In 1870 the Legislature male an ap propriation of 1300,000 to the Willam ette Flails Caual & Locks Company for the purpose of aiding in the construc tion ot tho caual and locks at Oregon City, and it was provided in the act that the company should pay the state 10 per cent of its net profits. The canal has been twice transferred since that time, aud the present owner, the Portland Genoral Eloctrio Oompany, contends that the obligation to pay the money rested only upon the original recipient of the aid, and did not fol low the title to the caual. The com pany also asserts that after deducting the cost ot repairs and improvements, there were no not profits. Attorney-General Crawford does not assert positively that the state has a good case, but thinks it has a bglitiiig chauoe. The net pronts wouia prou- alby bo about $1000 a year, as the at-tornoy-geuoral figures it, or f8000 back to the time when the statute or limi tations began to run, the statute hav ing been abrogated so tar as the state is concerned, two years ago. Governor Chamberlain has instructed Attorney-General Crawford to bring suit. Cough No Poison In Chamberlain's Remedy. F'rom Napier, New Zealand, Herald : Two years ago tho Pharmacy Board nf New South Wales, Australia, had an aualysis made of all the cough nieilt- ciuos that wore sola iu that market. Out of the entire list they found only one they declared was entirely free troiu nil poisons. This exception was OliimiiulH'ilain's Cough Remedy, made by the Chaiuimrlaiu Medicine Com pany, Des Moines, Iowa, U. S. A. The absence ot au narcotics makes this remedy the safest and best that nun hi liitrt nnri 't ifl with ft fAAlino of security that yf'.y mother cau give toiler Htt L.I lines. Uliamtierlaiu s Cough Rt uit jT is especially reeoiu- mended by, a makers for coughs, olds, or . aud whoopiug cough. This re- .' is for sale by Geo. A. Hard' ' ruggist Roberts Bros. PORTLAND'S FASTEST GROWING STORE MOHAWK BUILDINf; THlPn AND MORRISON STS. Stylish Ready Made Garments The One you Want, is here. This stock is so large and varied that whatever your taste you'll find we have anticipated it,. Dependable garments, all of them, Whether of the inexpensive kind or those higher priced. New Covert Coats, $15 Values for J 0.50 High grade tailor-made Coats, three-quarter length, loose back, lined throughout, collars and cuffs neatly trimmed with velvet and brade; 15.00. Your choice at $ J 0.50 New Empire Coats, $15 and 16.50 Values, 12.50 n new iui ui HiroB-quarter iengui umpire uoats, in nine, Drown, tan and black, new tan and gray mixtures. New box back effeots with and without collars. These coats are hand- soniely tailored and are an exceptional quality. On special sale at . $12.50 New Raincoats, $15.00 and $16.50 Values for $12.50 Ten different styles of striotly up-to-date Winter Raincoats, semi-fitted and Empire effects. Made of Cravenettes in wanted shades. Remarkable values at regular prico. Special for this sale $12.50 Values New Raincoats, $10.50 for $8.50 Some excellent styles of new Fall Raincoats in tan and gray mixtures. High grade tailor-made Coats. Collars and cuffs neatly trimmed; regular $10.50 values. On special sale at $8.50 New Covert Coats, $8.50 Values for $6.50 Brand new styles in this special lot. Made in the latest Norfolk styles with pleated front and back, stitched strapping and belt. Very nobby Coats; a bargain at rwgular prioe. Special sale at $6.50 Women's Walking Skirts $5.50 Values for $3.50 Tailcred Skirts, new fall models, full circular gored and plaited styles made of finest fancy mixtures and plain cloths, in all the best colors ; well worth regular prioe of 5.50. Special tomorrow !J3.50 Percale Wrappers, $1.50 Values for $1.25 A full assortment of Percale Wrapoers in all desir able colors, patterns and styles. Skirts are made ex ceptionally full with deep flounce. Waists are trim med with ruffles over shoulders. Collar and cuffs trimmed in fancy trimming braid. Special values for this sale . $f .25 Misses' Walking Skirts $2.90 Vafoesfor $.75 New arrival in Misses' Walking Skirts, made of best grade melton cloth in browns and blne6. Splendid fitting and graceful hanging garments, made in 5 gore flare. Special price for this sale $ .75 Misses' Short Coats $3.50 VALUES FOR $1.48 A varied assortment of Misses' Short Box Coats, made of zibel.nes in bine and green. Garments are attrac tively trimmed and well made. You will not find a better opportunity to seonre a $3.50 coat for the price we ast. Tomorrow $J .48 Flannelette Kimonas $1.25 Valaes for 85c 10 dozen fancy striped Flannelette Kimonas, full length, made in very neat styles. Plain band trim ming around full sleeves aud down front ; regular value $1.25. On speoial sale at 85c BARGAINS UNPARALELLED Drygoods of Every Description at Prices to suit Everybody Our immense stock is the most complete in the history of our business in this city. Every lady in this county should avail herself of the opportunity of visiting our magnificent store. Dress Goods of the best Materials and latest patterns, Dress Skirts, Petticoats, Embroid eries, Laces and Hoseries. Everything in the Ladies' Furnishing Goods Line can be had at THE FAIR STORE wm. robison Willamette Building Oregon City, Oregon Ask the Agent for Tickets via. I I Till ComUutl, W.,' To Spokane, St Paul, .Minne apolis, Duluth, Chicago, St. Louis and all points East and South. GO EAST Via The Visit Yellowstone National Park en Route Open June 1st 2 Overland trains Daily ft Tlyer and Tast mail L Splendid Service Up To-Date Equip, nipin Courteous Employes, Daylight trip through tbe Cascade and Kocky mountains. For Ti, kete, Rates, Folders and full information, call on or add. ess H. DICKSON, City Ticket Agt., 122 Third St., Portland. Oregon. 8. G. YERKES, A. G. P. A. 21 Ave. and Columbia St., Seattle, Wn. We give expedited service on fr eight Route your shipments via. Urea Northern. Full information from WM., HARDER. General Agent, Portland, Ore, "THE MILWAUKEE" "The Pioneer Limited," Chicago. St. Paul to FINE SCENERY COMFORTABLE TRAINS 3 TRAINS DAILY TO THE EAST 3 AinotiK them (be u NORTH COAST LIMITED" The Cr.itk Electric-Lighted Observation Oar Train hull Paru. ulr at the Ticket Office, 2."5 Morhibon Street, Pobtwnd Oregon A. D. Chahlios , Aiet. (Sn. Aiisrt. Ppsb. "Shokt Line," Omaha to.Chicago. "South-West Limitso," Kansas City to unitagi. No tra'ns in the service on any rail road n the world that equal? in equip ment that of the Chicago, Milwaukeb & St. Paul Ry. They own and operate their own sleeping and dining cars on all their trains, and give their patrons an excellence of service not obtainable elsewhere. Berths on their sleepers are lonoeb, higher and wider than in similar cm un tiny other hue Ihey protect their trains by the Block system. Connections made with all transconti nental lines in Union Depots. Her tales Dansk, Svensk og Norsk! Hier wird deutsch gesprochen. H. S. Rowe, General Agent, Portland. Oreson. 134 Ihird Street, corner Alder.