OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1908
COUNTY COURT
Wm. Mazlngo 10.00
L. D. Shank ; 30.00
Geo. Hubeon 20.00
Frank Sherman 45.00
0. Boylea '! . 4.00
C. Austen 21.00
Jes Bagby 25.00
Hubert Engle 20.00
Frank Sawtell .
Reolla Sawtell
Elmer Sawtell ,
Tom Miller ...
Arch Miller . . .
Zeb Bowman .
Scott Carter .,
Chas. Brown .
V
5.00
8.00
4.00
12.00
4.00
4.00
6.00
17.00
L. B. Trulllnger 2.00
Ray Wyland 16.00
Omer Williams 18.00
H. Wilson 16.00
Leslie Shank 16.00
Ed. Wyland 12.00
Francis Ilaim . . 14.00
Frank Haun . 8.00
Hoy Thomas , 7.00
.T. N. Thomas 2.00
Andy Mazlngo"... . ..... ... 2.00
John Fuergson 10.00
Earnest Groshong 2.00
Bon Thomas 25.00
S. M. Fisber 58.00
Clark Green 51.00
Frank Gray 4.00
.District No. 32.
E. L. Baker .00
McDonald & Hall 4.57
Tualatin Mill Co 70.80
E. O. Jones 4.00
B. Tooge 4.00
G. Baker 4.00
E. Baker 6.00
A. Voss 4.00
H. Voss 5.00
W. C. Heater 17.50
R. Dowey ... . 8.75
E. I Bukor 6.00
District No. 33.
Henry Cromer 59.75
Honry Cromer 98.98
District No. 34.
Wilson & Cooke 1.75
Oregon City Lumber Co 28.98
Frank Keglo 7.50
John Wllklns ... 18.75
A. J. Hodge 39,37
Nels Christian 22.50
Fred Zimmerman . 33,75
II. Toedomeier 9.35
H. Junker n.25
J. Junker 5,25
T. Johnson c.12
N. T. Melvln 7,00
J. Edmond ', 10.50
A. D. Bowers 5.2c
Sam Ross g 59
B. W. King .. 3.50
E. Boeckmam . ... 1,87
Nels Christian, Jr 19.25
H. Idorhott 15 75
John Ilolub 7,87
J. M. Turner C2.25
Jeff Shaw 30.00
District No. 35.
A. D. Edwards- 27.50
Fred Proctor 8.00
W. A. Proctor 155. 75
John Strauss 1 .. r nn
District No. 36.
A' S- Kent c oo
F. M. Samson , , , 2.00
Obed MUlor 1 1 on
District No. 37.
Wm. Carl ..... 12.00
J. W. Stone 6.00
W. Wllmot ... 17.50
A. Woodhouse ; . 8.50
A. W. Haines 22.20
C. W. Kruse ... . . : . . . . ; ... 153.24
" District No. 39.
Fred Wourms 8.13
S. D. Barney 4.00
Carlton & Rosenkrans 13.90
Pope & Company . '. 3.85
Evan Lewis 37.00
R. S. Shanborn 35.00
O. Shelly 7.50
J. Shelly, Jr ... 7.50
Sam Bally .7.50
Jack Irish A 55.50
M. Kroll ' 12.00
Richard Davis 20.00
M. R. Skinner 12.00
D. L. Torrance 12.00
Frank Irish 8.00
G. R. Guillam .. 6.00
Jas. Shelly 13.00
Roy Sinclair 6.00
F. W. Baird 8.00
Allen Edwards 6.00
Elmer Bly 36.00
h. T. Sinclair 68.00
C. Weismandle 12.00
C.E. Stewart . . . . .' 68.00
Geo. Orm 43.00
F. Miller 34.00
Otto Striker 34.00
Erlck Dedrlch 18.00
A. Shanborni 42.50
Frank Jaggar 23.00
Herman Fisher 6.00
Thomas Lewis 66.00
H. Shanborn 8.00
Geo. Lowery 14.00
M. E. London 17.50
W. T. Ward 6.00
G. Thellman 12.00
W. T. Ward : 16.00
Jas. Shannon 2.25
G. Bluhm ... 4.00
District No. 42.
Carlton & Rosenkrans 1.45
Ruben Beer ... . . . 18.00
J. C. Lehman 12.00
G. W. Palmer 27.00
C. H. Glger 16.50
Joe Conrad 7.50
C. C. Yeater 26.25
T. O. Hidings 79.85
District No. 44.
Gibs & Son ..." ... 29.23
S. M. Wamack 2.50
District No. 45
A. S. Henderson ; 5.00
L. C. Unger 4.37
T. Ostrowskl 4.37
W. H. Wilson 8.75
M. Rydjewskt 4.37
John Park ... .
M. Dibble
E. Dibble
L. Vallen
W. T. Henderson
L. Baker
3.50
3.50
4.37
4.37
1.
1.7
12.00
.45
.25
35.00
.35
G.00
5.00
8.00
6.00
0.00
F. Bluhm ..
G. Eggaman
J. Eggaman .
E. Packard .
C. Muralt. ..
2.00
4.00
2.00
4.00
2.50
District No.
Carl J. Hanson
M. Dean
40.
S. Lyoni
Emll Ellnson
A. Anderson
E. Andorson ,
A. Peterson ,
A. G. Noe .
J. K. Hart .
A. S. Kent 6.00
P. J. Schneider 23.00
1.50
.75
.75
1.50
6,00
4.50
6.50
3.00
5.60
W. Cox 5.00
W G. Berghardt 5.00
District No. 41.
Perry Kltzmlller 30.00
Morrison 12.00
Morrison 2.50
Y. Cooper 12.00
Roberts ; , 2.00
M. New 4,00
Ed. Wolf ... 4.00
Bows 4.00
W. Exon 10.00
W. Kltzmlller 4.00
A. J. Kltzmlller 23.75
Bews ... 24.50
Jos. De Shazer 4.00
P. Kltzmlller 10.00
W. Kltzmlller .. ... 14.00
Y. Cooper 10.00
M. New 4.00
FY Morrison . 4.00
A. Bews 3.00
A. Bews 8.00
Y. Cooper s.OO
Paul Magnolia 2.00
C. A. Keith 7.50
A. J. Morrison 22.00
VV. Kltzmlller 14,00
M. New 13.00
F. Morrison 10.OO
H. Morrison 4.00
G. R. Woodla 4.00
W. P. Roberts j.2.00
C. Coon ., g.00
J. Roberts 6.00
A. J. Kltzmlller 12.50
P. Kltzmlller 10.00
General Roads.
John Lewellen 70.20
W. H. Mattoon 24.40
Francis Shannon . .' 12.2
Averili Machinery Co 30.00
W. J. Wilson 4.00
S. S. Mohler 49.70
Buffalo Pitts Company 10.25
R. O. Woodward 15.20
Al Lindsay 340.00
Reed & Olds 6893.00
County Poor.
P. J. Hansen
W. Danforth "... ,
II. II. Hughes ... ,
C. E. Burns
B. F. Forrester
W. J. Lewellen 8.00
M. Kruger .. . 7.00
John Avln lO.bu
J. E. Jack 8.00
W. T. Gardner 10.00
Mrs. M. Pickens ,.; 10.00
F. W. Spraguo 10.00
Mrs. Bradtl 10.00
J. A. Jones 10.00
Geo. Lazulla 10.00
G. B. Dlmlck 7.00
T. R. A. Sellwood 12.00
G. B: Dimick 7.00
W. II. Young 10.00
Rev. A. Hlllubi-unU 5.00
L. Freeman 15.00
Sam Booher 8.00
Mary Moraj 8.00
Honry Brand 4.90
II. Baxter 10.20
Dix Bios . ... 10.84
St. Vincent Hospital 31.00
W. J. Wilson 7.65
Mrs. Guynup 35.OO
Rosenstoin Store ' 14.70
Armory Rent Co. G 25.00
County Court and Cimmissloners.
T. B. Klllin 6.00
Lewellen 18.60
W. II. ilattoon 25.80
G. B. Dimick 15.90
F. A. Miles '. 7.90
Chas. Thompson 5.00
Edith Jackson 1.00
Circuit Court.
E. L. Johnson C.00
Justice Courts.
W. W. H. Samson 4.20
F. A. Miles 7.20
W. .W. H. Snmsoni 8.90
F. A. Miles 22.50
W. L. Morgan . . . 3. 00
J. T. Mclntyre 8.50
Henry Oak 10.30
W. E. Welch 9.70
W. J. Faubian 9.90
Ezra Truman 10.30
A. H. Flnnegan 1.00
J. M. Trncy 1.00
G. W. Zlnzerllng 1.00
C W. Fredericks 1.00
W. W. II. Snmson 6.60
F. A. Miles ... 9.50
W. II. Reea 1.70
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OPEN FOR THE SEASON WITH A FULL CREW
MODERN RUSSIAN BATHS
Baths Fridays, Saturdays and by Request .
From Oregon Cltft4 miles ; From Gladstone 2 miles j From Portland J 2 miles
Automobile will meet all Tele- i riMPTOAu i
phone Calls. Phone Farmets 26 A. fcRlUViUiN, rFOP.
M. Hendricks .. 170
Mrs. Hendricks 1.70
V. Robblns 1.70
L. J. Calvert 5.50
Isaac Farr 1.70
A. J. Surber 1.70
J. C. Bradley 16.60
L. Stipp 8.20
J. C. Bradley 11.20
J. R. Millard .. , 1.80
Jack Marrs 1.00
W. E. Midlam 1.00
H. Nachand 1.00
C. W. Fredrick 1.00
Sheriff.
R. B. Beatle 28.45
R. W. Baker 2.00
Tax Dept.
Lovejoy & Lincoln
R. W. Baker
G. W. Bradley
County Clerk.
National Surety Co . . . .
John Adams
Recorder.
M. C. Mulvey 52.00
G. L. Hedges 71.00
Treasurer.
Jessie Paddock 10.00
Coroner.
Fashion Stables 8.00
R. L. Holman 18.20
Dr. E. A. Sommer .. .... 17.50
C. E. Nash 1.20
Henry MIley 1.20
F. M. Napght 1.20
M. Bollack 1.20
W. J. Wilson 1.20
R. T. Barbur 1.20
Joe S marker 1.70
Joe Smarker, Jr 1.70
Annie Smarker 1.70
Dr. H. S. Mount 10.20
J. W. Loder 5.70
R. L. Holman 10.60
' Asiatsor.
Laura Pope 52.00
Edith Jackson 27.00
A. Warner 47.00
W. L. White 63.00
C. E.Surfus 78.00
H. L. Patterson 78.00
H. W. Shaw 78.00
J. C. Haines 45.00
J. F. Nelson 2.00
J. W. McAnulty 28 50
Current Expense.
Home Telephone Co. 13.30
Pacific Telephone Co 10.30
Huntley Bros. Co : ... 9.30
Mann & Beach 12.50
C. E. Ramsby 7.50
F. W. Greenman s.ko i
J. C. Paddock 3.00 I
Oregon City Ice Co 2.70
Court House.
P. Nehren 5,20
A. G. Vaughan 20.00
C. E. Ramsby 206.10
Frank Busch 4.25
Straight & Salisbury 7.40
Jail.
R. B. eBatie 84.40
V. Harris 1,55
W. L. Block .. 9.00
Insane.
w. u. Tel. Co 75
H. W. Trembath 3.00
S. R. Green 3 nn
Ueorge Brown 6.00
A. L. McCully 18.00
Dr. H. S. Mount 6.00
Dr. J. W. Norrls in.nn
Election.
Hose Co. No. 3 6.00
J. F. Montgomery .75
A. G. Bornstedt 16.30
Lone Star Lodge No. 145 4.00
Printing.
Courier ';; .... 65.27
Enterprise 125.27
Road Surveys.
S. A. D. Hungate 1.60
S. A. D. Hungate 65.70
N. Blair 34.40
Bud Thompson 34.40
F. R. Petit 2.00
E. Pitman 2.00
Thos. Slaughter 2.00
W. G. Freeman 2.00
R. Fanton 2.00
P. Mansley 2.00
J. F. Snyder 2.0C
J. J. JIonebon 2.00
A. J. Hodge 2.00
Nels Rodlun 4.00
Damages.
John W. Goertz 50.00
In the matter, of the application of
the Mt. Scott Farmers Telenlione
Company for telephone franchise; Or
dered that said telephone company
be granted a franchise to erect poles
and wires upon county roads in road
district No. 3, the county reserving
the right to cause said poles and wires
to be removed from roads at any time.
In the matter of the petition tor tne
construction of a bridge on Eagle
Creek below Eagle Creek falls; order
ed that the bid of Al. Llndsey be ac
cepted and contract let said bid being
$3-10.00.
In the matter of the appointment of
R. W. Baker, as deputy sheriff; or
dered that said appointment be and
is approved.
In the matter of the appointment
of B. A. Sleight, and M. L. Mulvev ss
Deputy Clerk; ordered that said ap
pointments be and Is hereby approved.
In the matter of the appointment of
U E. Williams and C. Buehegger as
Deputy Recorder; ordered that said
niipuimmeiiis lie ana 19 nereoy ap
proved.
In the matter of the official bonds
of R. L. Holman, Coroner; J. E. Jack,
assessor; S. A. D. Hungate, surveyor;
C. E. Ramsby, recorder; and F. W.
Greenman, county clerk; ordered that
said bonds and each of them be and
the same are hereby approved.
In the matter of the petition of the
Town Plat of Milwaukee Park; order
ed that said plat be vacated as pray
ed for.
In the matter of the Town Plat of
Morrow Glenn Tracts; ordered that
said plat be approved and filed.
In the matter of the Incorporation
of town of Oswego; ordered that this
matter be laid over until August 19,
1908.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
QN AND AFTER. SEPTEMBER. FIRST I will price articles at.
the regular, ruling market price, and, with Lhe exception
of a few articles, I will give a Cash Discount of 5 per cent on the
dollar. And as fast as possible thereafter I will make a flat Cash
price that will be equal to, and in some instances more than, five
per cent, off the regular prices.
Further I wish to say that I am in no way connected with
any agreement made by the Oregon City Merchants in "Curtail
ing Credit." I believe the only way is the Cash Plan as it treats
all customers alike, and you get full value for your money.
I am completing arrangements whereby I can handle Country
Produce at a flat Cash price, and will pay as near Portland prices
as will let me ship same and come out even.
MY CASH PLAN will give me time to Cater to the trade
and study their needs, and also to pick up bargains when oppor
tunity offers; while under the Credit system we can only look
at Bargains and wish we had the money to buy them, and thus
give the customer a bargain, and make a prfit too.
Then too, a Cash Store can be "up-to-date," while the credit
store does not order until the last minute, and has to take what is
left after the Cash man has had his pick and has his goods in and
on diplay.
The Cash Plan for me ! Come in and see how it works.
Yours truly,
PAR.KPLACE CASH STORE W A. HOLMES
In the matter of completion of high
bridge at Estacada, Oregon; ordered
that said bridge be acepted and that
the Contractor be paid therefor the
sum of $6893.00.
la the matter of the Eagle Creek
Bridge; ordered that contractor be
paid therefor from the general road
fund in the sum of $340.00, being con
tract price.
In the matter of plat of townslte of
Wllsonvllle; ordered that said plat be
approved.
In the matter of resignation of H.
D. Aden as constable for district No.
1; ordered that said resignation be
accepted and that August Gebhardt
be appointed for the balance of term.
In the matter of official bond of J.
C. Paddock, County Treasurer; or
dered that said bond be and Is hereby
approved.
In the matter of claim of J. W.
Goetz for damages on Oglesby road;
ordered that the clerk draw a warrant
for $50.00 as such damages.
In the matter of unexpired liquor
license of T. M. Allison of Boring pre
cinct; ordered that clerk draw a war
ran for $100 in favor of J. D. M'anni in
payment thereof, said license having
been revoked by reason of local op
tion. In the matter of the petition for
bridge on Molalla River above Liber
al; ordered laid over until September
term.
D. C. LATOURETTE, President
F. J. MEYER, Cashie
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Walks and grounds the finest
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