OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1906
COUNTY COUR
Continued from page 6
Tarrant in full with interest from the
date of the call.
In the matter of the application for
road plank for the Smith road in
District 8:
Ordered that 40,000 feet be granted,
to be delivered by petitioners at $3 50
per thousand, and road to be graded
and plank laid by petitioners at their
eypense.
In the matter of application for road
plank for the Logan and Fisher
road :
Ordered that 28,000 feet be pur
chased fnin W. E. Bonney at f 6.00 per
thousand delivered.
In the matter of claim for damages of
Isaac Miller on the Arndt road:
Odered that $25 be paid to Isaac
Miller in full payment of said dam
ages.
In the matter of making permanent
improvement of a road known as the
G. D. Palmer road:
Ordered that the board of county
road viewers meet on said road and
view same, and determine the value
of the land included in survey, on the
day of October.
In the matter of opening the John
Strous road:
Ordered that said road be and the
same is declared to be a county road
t. In the matter of repair of the plank
road leading from Sandy to Kelso:
Ordered that one-half mile of new
plank road be laid on said road, be
ginning where the Boring road loins
said road, thence toward Sandy for
a distance of one-half mile, said plank
not to cost to exceed $5.00 per thou
sand delivered on road.
In the matter of salary of secretary
of county board of health:
Ordered that a warrant be drawn
in favor of Dr. J. W. Norris for three
months' salary at rate of $42.45 per
month, and that hereafter said salary
be paid on the first day of each month
In the matter of opening of railroad
avenue as shown on the plat of
Gladstone:
Ordered that said avenue be opened
at expense of petitioners.
In the matter of the claim of Oregon
City relative to sixty per cent of
road fund collected within said city
Ordered that an agreed statement of
facts be submitted to the Circuit
Court.
In the matter of obstructions to road
leading north from the town of
Clackamas:
Ordered that road supervisor of
Clackamas district remove all of said
obstructions, fences, etc.
In the matter of the bridge on Pud
ding river, west of Barlow and the
acceptance of same:
Ordered that said bridge be ac
cepted and a warrant drawn in favor
of the contractor, and that county
clerk present bill for one-half amount
to Marion county.
CLAIMS.
Commissioners
T. B. Killin, 25.00
John Lewellen 9.00
Justice of the Peace
George Greenwell, 1.00
Sheriff
C. F. Ely, 17.00
Shirley Buck, 28.00
R. W. Baker, 32.00
Recorder
G. L. Hedges, 4.00
Coroner
R. L. Holman, 5.20
Dr. W. E. Carll, 6.20
Assessor
Nettie Waldron, 2.00
Adele Qulnn, 3.00
Tax Department
R. W. Baker, 3.00
Nellie Swafford, 9.00
C. E. Ramsby, 50
Oregon City lea Co., 8.10
. F. W. Greenman, 16.00
Court House
A. J. Marrs, 128.25
Jail
R. B. Beatie, 2.49
County Poor
Current Expense
Telephone Co., 5.20
Mrs. Guynup, 10.00
St. Vincent's hospital, 34.00
Insane
Dr. W. E. Carll, 10.00
W. U. Tel. Co., 50
Dr. H. O. Hickman, 6.00
G. F. Anderson, 2.00
Bridge
John Lewellen, . 81.00
Shephard Ong, 4.00
G. B. Dlmick, 16.40
J. A. Olds, 18.00
H. Himler, 16.25
E. D. Olds, 22.00
B. F. Linn, 58.84
J. R. Humphreys, 87.89
C. F. Royal, 1813.00
Election
A. M. Vinyard, 3.00
J. F. Eckerson. 3.00
H. C. Elmore, 3.00
L. E. Grazer, 3.00
Geo. Koehler, 3,00
W. H. Balr, 3.00
J. A. Graham, 3.00
A. J. Kitzmiller, 6.00
Printing
Enterprise, 13.25
Courier, 53.35
Estacada News, 2.85
H. A. Galloway, 18.35
The Canby Tribune, 4.84
Surveying
S. A. D. Hungate, 92.80
Stationery
Huntley Bros., 21.75
Stock Inspector
Dee Wright, 10.50
Board Health
Dr.-J. W. Norris, 127.35
Road Damages 25.00
County Poor-
P. J. Hanson, 6.00
E. Hltchman, 10.OO
Wm. Danforth, 6.00
R. G. Ogden, 5,00
C. E. Burns, 5.00
B. F. Forrester, 6.00
W. J Lewellen,
M. Kruger,
Mrs. Valentine,
John Avin,
J. E. Jack,
W. L. Molloy,
Isaac Prlndle,
W. T. Gardner,
Mrs. M. Pickens,
Brunswick Restaurant,
F. W. Sprague,
Mrs. Bradtl,
Mrs. C. J. Parker,
Mrs. Heinz,
J. A. Jones,
Martha Ford,
Charles Albright,
Indigent Soldier
Mead Post No. 2,
SUPERVISORS' REPORTS
District No. 2
M. B. Webster,
L. G. Harrington,
Geo. Smith,
John Roth,
Albert Notz,
John Bomgartner,
McRivers, 1
E. Rivers,
F. Robinson,
Capt. Wm. Smith,
District No. 3
J. C. Elliott & Co.. '
District No. 4
R. Douglas,
H. H. Wall,
H. S. Gibson,
S. E. Peiple,
District No. 5
Moll & Davis,
S. E. Card,
. . Walter Hall,
District No. 8
Straus Lumber Co.,
District No. 9
Peter Ruhl,
Frank Fuzzs,
Samuel Muller,
Adolf Miller,
Robert Miller,
Hans Paulson,
Wm. Hold,
District No. 11
C. H. Dauchy, Jr.,
W. A. Holmes,
Per month keeps your clothes
cleaned, pressed, buttons sewed
on and rips mended. One suit
and your shoes shined free once
each Week.
Ladies' Suits and Skirts neatly Cleaned and Pressed
NEW IDEA CLEANING & PRESSING PARLORS
Main St., opp. Charman Drug Store. Oregon City, Oregon.
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mation, and drives out Pain.
PENETRATES the Pores, loosens the Fibrous Tissue,
promotes a free circulation of the Blood, giving tot MumIm
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BEST LINIMENT ON EARTH
ONCE TRIED ALWAYS USED
CURED SCIATIC RHEUMATISM
Mrs. B. A. Simpson, 500 Craig St., Knoxrfilt,
Tenn., writes : "I have been trying the baths of
Hot Springs, Ark., for sciatic rheumatism, but I
get more relief from Ballard's Snow Liniment
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Inclosed find postoffice order for Jl.OO. Send ma
large bottle by Southern Express."
THREE SIZES: 25c, 50c AND $1.00
BE SURE YOU OET THE GENUINE
Ballard Snow Liniment Co.
ST. LOUIS, 17. S. A.
n AMR DffnalMJt.airtSn tat W
Cbarmatt & Co., Cp Drug Store
Bert Maston, 32.00
C. E. Smith, 17.00
Q. Himler, 12.60
B. Fredrich, ' 6.60
E. Rivers, 7.00
J. E. Smith, 67.60
L. Johnson, 5.80
J. Surfus, 5.25
S. Wheeler, 12.75
T. Mann, 7.00
F. Wheeler, 5.25
W. Rivers, 4.85
J. McNulty, 4.00
P. Smith, 24.50
O. Shoulom, 35.85
A. Beatln, 08.00
C. H. Dauchy, 1.75
R. Mumpower, 31.60
D. Watts, 14.50
J. Shaffer, 31.50
W. Delke, 2.25
H. Aune, 21.50
J. Clide, 41.00
F. Mathles, 14.00
O. Mendel, 7.50
H. Bronner, 4.00
t No. 13
Pope & Co., 2.85
W. Emmolt, 10.OO
J. H. Sevier, 14,00
John Hughes, 20.00
George Gill, 34.00
W. Shannon, 51.00
B. C. Wheeler, 6.00 1
J. Confer, 13.50
Manrlce Ward, 12.00
W. C. Ward, 27.50 I
O. Holllngsworth, 2.75
John Mattoon, 22.00
H. P. Mattoon . 21.00
Narve Mattoon, 34.00
C. Ray, 40.00
Fred Raut, - 75.00 C
J. T. Fullarn, 62.50
No. 15
F. Busch, 75
O. C. Lumber Co., 23.30
H. Jones, 2C4.00
R. H. Taber, 5.00
A. Warner, 4.00
Lester Marrs, 2.00
Wm. McCord, 7.50
No. 16
Wm. Raddatz, 3.75
James Rettinger, 1.50
David Cox, 1,50
H. H. Eastman, 3.85
W. G. Randall, c.50 D
No. 17
Carlton & Rosenkrans. 6.63 D
A. Robbing, 4.50
Geo. Kelland, 4.50
Ivan Diinick, 1,60
A. H. Knight, 3.75
District No. 18
The Giant Powder Co., 127.95
Cummins & Co., 1.54
W. F. Harris, 4.05
L. Moser, 1.25
E. W. Hornshuh, 10.50
G. A. Shubel, 75
A. Durst, 1.45
No. 19
A. Fish, 8.75
J. J. Mallatt, 11.00
A. Larkins, 3.00
F. Erickson, 3.50
J. Erickson, 3.50
A. Mallatt, 3.50
J. A. Davis, 7.0U
B. Ward, 7.0
J. M. Mallntt,
C. Churchill, 5.25
8.00 L. Wallace, 3.00
7.00 F. Erickson, 3.20
7.00 District No. 20
10.00 e J. J. Jones, 1.50
8.00 J. Mangan, 1.50
10.00 Philip Pub!, 1.50
10.00 Fred Beuer, 3.00
10.00 Albert Ueaurer, 3.00
10.00 B. Sullivan, 2.50
10.00 District No. 21
10.00 J. C. C. Hall, 27.60
10.00 L. Hubbard, 25.45
15.00 J. Mallatt, 42.00
10.00 John Denlson, 39.35
10.00 R. II. Snodgrass, 26.25
8.00 Ralph Holman, 8.75
8.00 A. L. Larkins, 14.00
B. F. Noyer, ' 39.75
6.00 Frank Grim, 22.35
W, R. Jones, 19.75
Robbins Bros., 1.00
21.25 Dave Robison, 1.75
12.75 Ams Denlson, 21.00
10.50 Dan, McLaren, 19.25
10.50 , W. R. Jones, 32.50
10.50 District No. 22
12.50 The Giant Powder Co., 40.40
6.00 M. Trullinger, 2.25
6.00 R. D. Ball, 19.08
3.50 Godlob Freyer, 17.50
3.75 Gust Johnson, 11.80
Geo. Boyer, 10.50
18.95 Budd Lay, 10.50
Jas. Lay, 3.50
1.75 John Denlson, 3.50
1.75 James Hall, 3.50
9.00 B. F. Noyer, 3.50
5.60 Frank Grim, 3.50
Jas. Mallatt, 3.50
16.90 Jas. Mallatt, 3.50
2.80 Dan McLaren, 1.75
20.00 A. M. Denlson, 1.75
D. H. Ramsby, 1.75
70.42 E. W. May, 1.75
L. Dickey, 15.75
75 R. P. Cooper, 3.50
1.35 F. R. Cooper, 7.44
3.15 Albert Engle, 20.00
3.50 Pearl Hall, 4.37
2.65 District No. 23
3.75 Carlton & Rosenkrans. 10.75
8.75 District No. 25
J. B. Mitts. 17.50
4.00 B. Wallace. 15.00
UK) F. Wehnes. 15.00
H. Harms, 2.25
J. Glade, 12.00
J. F. Mitts, 1.50
J. Etzel, .75
F. G. Parmer, 1.50
A. D Cribble, 6.60
J. Heinz, 3.00
District No. 26
Robbins Bros., 3.70
The Giant Powder Co., 50.75
D. Engle, 9.00
W. H. Engle, 25.50
J. M. Austin, 21.50
Ray Austin, 20.00
M. S Hungate, 1.50
Clay Hungate, 17.00
Bert Perry, 13.50
Ben Cole, 6.50
Lloyd Shaver, 22.50
Gilbert Engle, 12.00
A. Steinger, 2.25
John Steinlnger, 8.25
D. Ramsby, 8.25
A. Baty. 1.50
W. W. Everhart, .75
Leo Shaver, 2.65
M. R. Boyles, 5,25
J. V. Harless, 3,75
H. N. Everhart, 40.00
Fred Shafer," 14.50
)istrlct No. 29
W. L. White, 35.60
(istrict No. 30
J. Simon & Bro., 21.20
'lualatin Mill Co., 10.56
District No. 31
Stafford General Store, 2.20
Z. Elligsen, 10.00
O. Barnes, 3.50
L. J. Barnes, 1.75
H. Baker, 1 nr.
District No. 34
M. Barde & Son, 18.40
Pope & Co., 2.00
J. F. Montgomery, 6.50
Williams Bros., 15.35
E. Story, 660
0. C. Lumber Co., 142.37
n. aornier, 12. 00
J. Green, C9.00
W. Dutcher, G9 00
W. Fine, 57.50
W. Martin, 45.00
J. W. McKay, 100.00
H. Elliott, 20.00
H. Elliott, 10.oo
:t No. 35
Beall & Co., 22.00
:t No. 36
F. Busch, 15 C0
C. G. Hoffman, 1-10
Rufus Choats, 9 00
Geo. Leffler. 7 nn
Thorn. Leffller, 4 00 1
A. Collister, 16 50 I
J. S. O wings, 0.00'
Ben Casto, 2 00 '
N. Blair.
District No. 38
Wilson & Cooke, 9.45
J. Baumgartner, 60 00
Emil Tucholke, 16 00
August Tucholke, 8 0o
H. Broetje, 8 00
Then. Worthington, 12 00
Elmer Worthington, 400
Ed. Stanford, 4'50
E. Tucholke, 2'5Q
E ?n 8'50
H- Thlewen, 2o;oo
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The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYf
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bog
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TMt CKNTAUH OOMMNY, TT MUHHAV THriT, NtW YOU OITY.
VERY MAN
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VERY CHILD
In Clackamas County is invited t
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One Dollar Will Do I
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Bank of Orecjon Ciiy
Pbone 1121
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Office In Tavorlte ClqarSUrt
Oppcaite masonic Building
Williams Bros, transfer Co.
Safes, Pianos and Turniture moving
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heavy and durable, covers have
Boston rim rings, which pre
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are sufficiently heavy to with
stand all reasonable use du-
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strongly made with balanced
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Same With Reservoir
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