OREGON CITY COURIER, THURSDAY SEP IS 1913.
COUNTY COURT
Continued from Page 2
B. F. Wiseman 2.00
Pope & Co.... 2.00
Pope & Co 3.45
E. De Neui 11.25
District No. 34
C. Zimmerman 27.00
E. Tiedman 20.00
' J. Densmore 24.00
P. Kelnhofer 38.00
L. Davids 2.00
C. Kelnhofer 2.00
J. Zimmerman 68.00
G. Settje 4.00
J. Edmonds A . 17 00
D, Colson 14.00
C Vhiitlensen 20.00
Oregon City Lumber Co 21)5.68
H. MiJler 25.20
Williams Bros. Transfer Co. . . 24. JO
Pope & Co 23.90
Batdorf Bros 9.15
Wm. Kaiser 57.50
District No. 35
Wm. Booth '. 6.75
. . Quay 1.50
District No. 37
C. W. Kruse 140.25
John Anderegg 20.25
D. Legler 77.62
G. G. Kruse 9.00
E. Butch 50.60
OZ'ZL uosaopuy 'V mA
Wm. Sewell 59.05
J. J. Kraus .- 37.70
District No. 38
E. Eichardson 8.00
H. Spiess 9.00
J. Baumgartner 9.30
District No. 39
Herman Fisher 3.00
Wm. Kaiser 8.00
District No. 40 I
C. O. Davis 25.00
Lloyd Davis 20.00
W. H. Stone 14.00
Sherman Stone 10.00
Frank Schenk 8.00
Wiley F. Douglas 20.00
E. Douglas 20.00
Jacob Eeichter 4.00
T. II. Odell 8.00
J. McCracken 8.00
District No. 41
Paul E. Meinig 52.85
David Miller 34.00
Gaylord Keith 38.00
Geo. Van Natta 8.00
Joseph De Shazer 1.50
John Bews 20.00
M. F. Grafenliain 1.25
Ed Engdahl 6.00
H. H. Udell 58.00
Weber Eoberts 8.00
John Affolter ' 5.00
Wm. Updegrave '. . . . . 4.00
Lee Cooper 1.20
C. A. Keith 50.65
District No. 42
M. Earlind 10.00
Earnt Loe 2.00
J. W. Watson 5.00
District No. 43
Sandy Eidge Lumber Co 33.38
E. G. Devine 9.00
T. J. Shuts 4.00
Wm. Huggins 2.00
Frank Fuchs 2.00
A. D. Burnett 6.00
District No. 44
Scripture & Bcauliau 5.95
Wilson & Cooke 2.20
A. Osborn 22.25
C. Meshinger 15.25
J. Buss 22.25
G. Woodward 14.00
H. Woodward 18.00
C. Geiger 5.00
S. M. Warnock 14.00
J. Houghman 11,50
E. E. Gregory 8.00
C. Eider : 10.00
District No. 46
H. Burger 74.00
Orvel Watts 90.00
Z. W. Lundborg 7.00
G. Allison 2.00
Delmer Heighten 10.00
Victorino Huttan 4.00
D. Shoff 10.00
J. L. Hendry 42.00
W. S. Moak 7.00
Chas. Hattun 6.00
Irwin Hauk 2.25
Bud Remington 45.00
W. II. O'Mallcy 43.00
Jacob Martin 18.00
Fred Johnson 12.00
J. M. Davis 1G.00
A. Schauer 12.00
D. II. Watts 60.00
Scripture & Bcauliau 1.00
C. R. Livesay 10.60
A. Johnson 4.00
A. Gestra 20.00
Geo. Crist 2.00
J. J. Ilnttan 58.00
J. E .Car 14.00
R. Croner . 4.00
Molvin Leach 75.00
Emil Larsen 14.00
J. W .Watts 10.00
C. Foster 8.00
Curl Mumpowcr 7.00
Elton Hattan 30.00
Emerson Watts 42.00
L. Leach 42.00
Orvel Watts 10 00
District No. 47
Beall & Co 20.001
C. H. Dauchy, Jr DO
Thompson & Webb 7.60
Ira Hart 46.00
D. Olla Cure 49.00
II. M. Clay 52.00
B. S. Losey 14.00
O. P. Eoethe 05.00
Wm. Cook 26.00
G. Noaks 51.00
J. Shoupe 1.00
Sam Roberts 31.00
J. S. Roberts 2G.00
J. S. Cosson 26.00
R. F. Stover 28.00
M. Rose 21.00
S. Hartolff 23.00
Tom Evans 24.00
E. W: Bower 101.00
Roy Higland 10.00
E. C. Buckner 2.00
H. Carmickal , 2.00
Roy Hines 4.80
L. Vittitoe 9.60
W. D. Ermey 72.00
John Bower 9.00
W. L. Jones 122.40
W. H. Holmes 67.20
T. Sellwood 239.20
Roethe Bros , 135.20
E. E. Eoethe 124.8?
District No. 49
A. J. Irvin 10.00
Tom Carter 16.00
E. Krigbaum 48.00
E. Wagner 26.00
M. J. Anderson . 36.00
H. B. Lemon 12.00
S, Presznecker 12.00
F. Sanford 20.00
J. J. Honebon 12.00
G. T. Hunt 71.75
H. II. Anders 25.00
B. T. Eawlins 23.00
Geo. Hathaway 27.00
G. Krigbaum 12.00
A. G. Burd 20.00
G. H. Sanford 16.00
H. G. Hunt 25.00
N. Elling 6.00
E. F. Snyder 4.00
District No. 51
John Hoffmeister 26.40
Henry Henningsen 9.90
Will Shabel 20.60
John De Young 2.00
John Teevin 38.30
Elmer Alberg 6.00
Aug. Samuelson ". .... 40.30
Al Peier 32.30
Chas. Hupp 8.00
John Euhlin 9.00
Metzger Bros 2.75
C. W. Shuld & Sons 217.00
Coast Culvert & Flume Co. ... 3.85
Portland R. L. &. P. Co 161.00
A. L. Heacock 63.75
Will Teevin 108.80
Edd Teevin 99.65
Aug. Olwson 30.00
Ernest Shedin 24.65
Ernest Johnson 65.00
Nels Rodlun 89.00
Eugene Taylor 66.00
M. M. Norquist 66.55
Joe Krolek 14.30
Alfred Forsythe " 31.60
Dean Cline 16.00
District o. 52
C. E. Clelland 5.00
Beall & Co 25.95
Lents Hardware Co 4.50 J
F- C. Chinn 2.00 Mary Buol 5.00 L. B. Milan 3.00 E. J. Maple 4.50
Aug. Staehely 2.50 Peter Erickson 15.00 W. A. Proctor am. w wni,Wf am
J- V. Green 70.00 Ivy Kinney 10.00 James Bell a.0fl'.T.Y Rvn '"" ." AM
6.00
E. Dewey 31.00 Sarah Gibbons 20.00 Paul rnn Oflftll? t Mill
W. N. Chilcote 89.04 Mr. Pluard 10.00 T. Ratfc tio n v.i
I .tivi ..... U.VV AV. J- 1UUC1
R. W. Ritter
m- p"u XB"e 10.00 F. E. Beckwith 3.00
Frank Huss 12.0U A. R. Stephens 5.00 J. M. C. Miller 3 00
Al Wyland 26.00 Farr Bros 10.00 Percv T. RhplW a no
Ben Wade 8.00 Board of Water Commissioners 2.00 City of Sandy " 2 50
N -B. Wade 8.00 F. T. Barlow 30.00 A. W. Cooke ..'...'.'.'.'.'.'.'.' 780
Perry Vorheis 4.00 C. J. Bentley ; 10.OO John Mullenhoff 6.00
Ray Wyland 8.00 A. King & Co 10.OO W. R. Dallas fi.on
n 00 n t m o .
u". iuurjiemw H. Bock 6.00
Blame Bird .uu Louis Nobel, Jr 8.00 Nels Rodlun 6 00
Ed Wyland 4.00 Wm. Hammond 6.00 H. G. Lay 6.00
Lloyd Vorheis , 4.00 Mrs. Elie Smith 15.00 ' J. C. Elliott 6 00
Uison , 4.uu jjennis Donovan 12.50 W. R. nallno a no
J. M. Groshong 9.00 Wichita Mercantile Co 6.30 'Alex Bews .' 6.00
Leslie Shank 36.00 Roswell .L Holman 11.00 1 John Affolter ' .' .' .' . . . . . . . . . . . . 6.00
Chas. Thomas 8.00 Doctors Mount 50.00 H. H. Udell
L- D- Shank 25.00 J. J. Tobin 7.00 ' Jo'senh De Snr' ""'"'" 'oo
W. N. Chilcote 32.20 Fred Clack . . . . 7.00 ' C. A. Keith . fi 00
GENERAL FUND WARRANTS Insane I Frank Zastera fino
Issued for the Month of September, Miller-Parker Co 2.50 M. Grafenhain 6.00
1913 "ugn f- Mount 15.00 ; School District. No. 83 2.50
County Court Fashion Livery Stable 6.00 : Harvey Gibson 12.00
The Irwin-Hodson Co 65 Election IN. E. Stinirlev . noo
P. A. Mohr
M. G. Smith
C. W. Carothers
C. R. Noblitt
C. E. Noblitt
Warner Grnge 3.00
A. S. Thompson 3.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
9.60
6.00
6.00
6.00
W. II. Mattoon 25.00 W. L. Mulvey 10.00 Alex Baker
J. W. Smith 17.60 Geo. Armstrong 13.4U M. C. Glover .
Circuit Court J- W- Jones 3.00 A. D. Burnett ....
J. W. Doty 12.20 James Adkins Co 50 IE. G. Trullinger ..
John Gaffney Jr 9.40 C. E. Thorpe 1.30 August Gerharduc
G. M. Secrest 3.00' John Gaffney, Jr. 3.25 Henry Wilbern 3.00
Jess G. Hampton 6.20 John Kaiser .2.50 H. Epperson 3.00
D. C.Howell 9.40 P- A. Cross 20.50 P. E. Linn ..'.'..'.7.7.'.!!.'!!! 3.00
Arthur Cliff 3.40 W. W. Jesse 2.96 J. A. Inplish a 00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
A. D. Gribble 11.40 Wm. Grisenthwaite 8.60
Frank Sawtell 13.00 William Knight 9.00
Wm. Dyer 10.00 Special Election
Jerome Avery 11.40 M. H. Long 4.00
Jas. Besseleu 3.60 Huntley Bros. Co. 28.55
Byron W. Bowerman 3.60 W. J. Wilson 5.00
W. J. Bowerman 3.60 G. H. Young 4.00
E. B. Miller 2.00 W. W. Jesse ........ 3.00
Clarence E. Miller 2.20 Geneva Young 6.00
James Spidell , 3.00 Oregon City Enterprise 308.87
E. L. Hart 3.00 John N. Sievers 3.00
W. S. U'Ren 2.20 F. T. Barlow 25
waiter Ames z.zv r10neer Transfer Co 50
Earl McNaughton 4.80 H. P. Brightbill . 50
Lester Coomer 4.80 J. O. Staats 7.50
S. B. Shadle 2.20 J. W. Draner
George Volpp 2.20 Ira Lytsell 6.00
ftjrs. L. Maddex 2.20 J. B. Lewthwaite 6.00
W. W. Myers 2.20 N. C. Michels 6.00
ft'arvin Hubbard 3.60 James Nichols 6.00
Enock Anderson 2.20 Portland Eugene & Eastern Ey. 3.50
L. H. Maddex 2.20 W. H. Smith 3.00
Mrs. L. G. Myers 3.60 Henry Nachand 3.00
J. C. Bradley 9.00 J. Lewis Jones 3.00
Mrs. C. J. Parker 20.25 John E. Smith 3.00
Justice of the Peace G. W. Waldron 3.00
H. W. Kanne 6.95 1 W. Givens 12.00 Fred Hogg 3.00
J. Phillips 2.00 W. iiartlett 15.00 E. L. Pope 6.00
Chas. Betz 62.75
August Geppert 21.75
Earl Deardorf 2.60
Glen Rushford 25.00
Glen Rushford 25.00
Will Ulrich ; 33.76
H. W. Kanne , 74.45
Frank Voll 48.00
H. F. Tyler 12.25
Ben Sutter 11.75
W. Sutter 7.25
Andrew Becker 14.25
Wm. Kaiser 12.50
Conrad Zimmerman ' 28.00
Arthur Deardorff 13.00
Will Ulrich 14.00
Simon Becker 14.00
C. Henderson 10.00
A. Strickrott 10.00
J. Loeber 6.00
A. Guidi 3.00
District No. 54
Buline Calvin 1.00
W. F. Stanton 4.50
District No. 55
F. E. Cockerline 4.50
Creason Mill Co 320.00
II. II. Mattoon 18.00
Lawrence Eoundtree 1.00
James Craft 3.00
District No. 56
Frank Nichols 8.00
John Schram 8.00
Lawrence Mudgett 2.00
E. T. Mclntyre 3.60
D. Mclntyre 4.00
Nat Scribner 9.00
E. Sims 2.00
Guy Long 2.00
Fred Hettman 2.00
Frank Nichols 2.00
F. T. Shute 2.00
Fipd Brunner 1.00
D. Mclntyre 1.50
Robert Rutherford 5.00
District No. 57
David Wastberg 25.00
E. Bixel 6.50
Wm. Stuwe 17.10
Will Roth 8.00
J. E. Mitts 8.00
P. T. Smith 2.00
Fritz Stegman 30.00
Carlton & Rorenkrans Co 80
Wm. II. Stuwe 1.15
District No. 58
Grant Mumpowor 12.08
W. H. Stone 4.00
J. C. Miller 10.00
B. L. King 3.00
S. Lyons 5.00
GENERAL ROAD FUND
Pacific Highway Garage .... 3.25
Standard Oil Co 4.69
Robert Mattoon 9.00
Pioneer Transfe Co 1.50
G. T. Hunt 28.60
Wilson & Cooke 9.45
E. D. Olds 24.00
D. Thompson Meldrum 24.10
Chas. Christensen 8.00
J. C. Edmonds 8.00
lr. b. lievens 10.60
Jack Wulluve 7.00
Clarence Simmons 27.50
Dan Colson 13.00
Flunk Busch 1,50
Paul R. Meinig 11.50
Pope & Co 10.33
Wm. Shannon 30.00
Coast Culvert & Flume Co. . . 263.38
J. J- Berg 28.00
Fred Moehnke 18.75
Will Mau 12.50
Nut Scribner 1.25
N. Criteser 2.00
Del Criteser 2.00
Dave Rutherford 2.00
Wm. Gutperlet 2.00
iiawin nates ib.zu 1. D. Taylor 3.00
II. D. Trapp 1.80 W. G. Jolley '. 3.00
John Ely 1.60 F. E. Lucas ' 3.00
U. S. Morgan 1.20 H. Peckover 3.00
C. C. Sailing 1.60 John Kent 6.00
J. A. Inglish 1.40 Christian Kocher 6.00
August Stubbe 1.20 W. W. Jesse 8.20
H. F. Gibson 3.10 J. F. Oriesbv fi 00
W. Nieman 3.10 T. A. Campau 6.00
S. Lyons 3.10 R. W. Zimmerman 6.00
J. C. Miller 3.10 C. G. Tull 6.00
E. H. Hill . . . 3.10 Joseph King 6.00
Jacob Rider 3.10 Erickson & Wrolstad .1 2.00
Alfred Woolsey 1.70 John Heft 3.00
Rosa Bratton 3.10 A. Staben 3.00
E. M. Kellogg 4.45 Abel Thomas 3.00
A. L. Reed 3.90 L. P. Duffy 3.00
John N. Sievers 24.45 A. S. Babcock 3.00
D. E. Frost 27.80 Albert Moehnke 3.00
B. Fujii 4.50 Frank Jaggar .' 3.00
W. J. Hillgard 5.10 V. LohJai.der ;j.0()
S. S. Waybill 5.10 A Hermann 3.00
R- E. Jarl 5.10 W. Grise) 1h.va:te Ji.l'O
A. W. Cook 4.50 Geo. Schmidt 3.00
Mrs. Lou Ritzer 4.50 James B. Beeson 3.00
Lou Ritzer 4.60 Fred Kamrath 6.00
Sheriff Luigi Vaerette 6.00
E. T. Mass 47.55 Geo. G. Gibbons 6.00
D. E. Frost 6.80 J. M. Thomas 6.00
D. E. Frost 6.00 Adolph Aschoff 13.00
John Green 6.00 F. E. McGugin 6.00
F. A. Miles 73.05 Otto Aschoff 6.00
Western Union Tel. Co 28.48 Ace Thomas 6.00
Tax Department L. Ritzer 6.00
Cis B. Pratt 65.00 J.W. Stone 6.00
Clerk F. M. Morgan 6.O0
Elsie Telford 6.00 C. M. Lake 6.00
W. L. Mulvey 10.00 O. W. Boring 6.00
Ulass & I'rudhomme Go 3.0O F. J. Rehberg ,, 6.00
Recorder M. II. Wheeler 6.00
J. E. Hedges 1.60 L. Ritzer 3.00
Louise Cochran 65.00 W. E. Bonney 8.50
Edith Smith 65.00 Claude Winslow 4.60
E. P. Dedman 10.00 Frank Hendricks 4.50
Treasurer W. S. Gorbett 4.50
Alice Dwiggins 38.00 Alfred Danielson 2.50
Supt. of Schools Julius P. Hult 4.50
T. J. Gary 14.39 C. A. Branland 4.50
Assessor W. H. Schieffer 4.50
Clara Mitchell 62.00 A. M. Vinyard 3.00
J- E. Jack 3.00 C. F. Romig 3.00
Gertie Wilson 52.00 M. J. Lee . 6.00
County Veterinarian H. II. Eccles 6.00
Wilson & Cooke 1.00 Wilson Evans H.00
W. S. Eddy 60.00 C. V. Proutv
Fruit Inspector D. R. Dimick
O. E. Freytag 31.50 J. F. Patch ,
Board of Health F. M .Roth
C..H. Dauchy 7.25 O. R. Mack
Dr. J. W. Norris 67.91 J. W. Lieser
Current Expense C. F. Romig 3.00
Huntley Bros. Co 84.10 J. N. Young 7.00
Pacific Telephone Co 23.45 W. T. Johnston
Home Telephone Co 17.25 O. R. Hartnell
Court House R, B. Holcomb
Oregon City Ice Works 2.60 Frank Talbot . 6.00
Pioneer Transfer Co 50 M. B. Webster 6.00
Jones Drug Co J SO I L. D. Jones 6.00
The Peoples Brush Factory . . 7.00 O. G. Mclntyre
3.00
5.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
W. A. Jones 10.40
N. P. Woodle 3.00
W. A. Heylman 3.00
C. Krigbaum 3.00
J. K. Ely 3.00
H. M. James 3.00
J. F. Lovelace 3.00
B. R. Kimmel 3.00
B. F. Ford 3.00, L. A. Nobel
A. G. Ames 6.00
Estacada City Hall 3.00
A. H. Miller 6.00
Licolaus Rath 6.00
Hans Paulsen 6.00
Adolph Wiederhold 11.00
Henry Johnson 6.00
Willam Held 6.00
Frank Ahnert 6.00
A. II. Miller 1.00
Brenton Vedder 3.00
H. C. Wegner 3.00
J. C. Paddock 3.00
A. F. Parker 3.00
G. E. Hoolowell 3,00
S. E. Lowe 3.00
C. W. Parrish 3.00
E. Harington 3.00
A. F. Parker 3.0u
Wm. Hammond 3.00
Hugh Hall 3.00
C. T. Sievers 3.00
Merton Bell 6.00
H. E. Cross 3.00
Fred Gerber 7.25
F. W. Riebhoff 5.25
A. Swales 5.25
L. Kohl 5.25
O. D. Robbins 5.25
W. P .Kirchem 6.25
A. J. Johnston 5.25
Harding Grange 3.00
G. W. Atwood 6.00
S. A. Cook 6.00
C. A. Woods 6.00
M. E. Gaffney "6.00
W. A. Gamer 6.00
W. E. Millard 6.00
J. Avery , 6.00
School District 119 3.00
F. T. Shute 12.00
J. T. Grace 6.00
W. H. Bottemiller 6.00
E. Leichtweis 6.00
W. H. Wetlaufer 6.00
W. Rutherford 6.00
M. E. Kandle 6.00
School District No. Ill ...... 3.00
D. C. Yoder 4.20
S. R. Taylor 4.00
Willis Brown '. . . . 4.00
John S. Owings 4.00
J. G. Noe 4.00
Bud Thompson 4.00
C. W. Owings 6.00
School District No. 59 2.50
Geo. E. Oglesby 6.40
G. W. Scramlin 8.80
A. D .Gribble ' 6.00
D. C. Harms 6.00
C. H. Lorenz 6.00
C. H. Smith 6.00
C. D. Keesling 6.00
G. W. Scramlin 3.00
J. R. Cole 3.00
G. V. Adams 3.00
Frank Sawtell 3.00
H. N. Everhart 3.00
L. A. Daugherty 3.00
J. R. P. Vick 3.00
T. S. Stipp '.. 3.00
W. II. Engle 3.00
C. V. Ramsby ' 8.00
Geo. J. Cook 3.00
Everman Robbins 3.00
W. W. Everhart 3.:'0
J. C. Vauchan 3.00
Molalla Grange No. 310 3.00
Wm. Shirdler 4.00
i . R. A. Sellwood
D. McArthur 6.00
John Kaiser 7.20
Louis Kellermeier 6.00
Wm. Heerdt 6.00
Arthur Blanchard 6.00
D. E. McArthur 6.00
A. J. Hodge 6.00
R. S. McLaughlin 3.00
L. A. Bullard 3.00
John R. Oatfield 3.00
John Risley 3.00
H. B. Warren 3.00'
J. W. Grasle 3.00;
P. T. Oatfield 3.00
L. A. Bullard 3.00
C. W. Risley 4.00
Otto Naef 3.00
H. B. Warren 3.00
E. V. Harris 3.00
C. A. Worthington 6.00
E. C. Warren 3.00
R. E. Woodward 3.00
H. W. Trembath 6.00
G. R. H. Miller 6.00
J. J. Tobin 6.00
C. E. Murray 6.00
Harry Kellogg 6.00
W. W. Bradley 6.00
J. C. Bradley 6.00
Henry M. Templeton 6.00
Dave Caufield ' 6.00
3.00
J. L. Swafford 3.00
M. E. Dunn 3.00
E. G. Roberts 3.00
Percy P. Caufield 3.00
00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
K. O. Appleby .
O. Wissinger . ,
C. II. Counsell
Wm. Kelso . . .
6.00
6.00
3 00
6.00
3.00
Jail
V. Harris 1 20
E T. Mass 79.3:
County Foor
Wm. Danforth 5.0J
David E. Jones 8.00
C. E. Burns 6.00
W. T. Gardner 10.00
Mrs. Bradtl 10.00
J. W. S. Owens 10.00
Dunmires Grocery 7.00
Sam Booher 16.00
Niles Johnson 7.00
N. II. Smith 10.00
Dock Mosier 10.00
Mrs. Jessie Allen 20.00
Patton Home 16.00
Henry Spiess 10.00
A' ice Carr 10.00
A. J. Rosenthal 20.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
C. W .Harris
W E. Welch
Parnell Averill 6.00
W. A. Stone 13. 00
Chas. A. King 6.00
F. M. Stone 6.00
Thomas Brown 3.00
Ward B. Lawton 6.00
L. II. Feaster 6.00
Max Telford 6.00
Beldon Ganong 6.00
Clarence L. Eaton 6.00
W.Johnson 6.00
T. M. Long 6.00
L. S. Aldrich 3.00
J. II. Wewer 3.00
R. Jonsrud s.00
John Keisecker 3.00
C. A. Lakin 3.:0
Leo Johnson 3.00
F. C. Harlow 3.00
Thos. Kelly 6.00
City of Milwaukie 3.00
D. M. Bentley 6.00
J. E. Marquam 11.00
Barton Jack 6.00
J. A. Ridings 6.00
J. T. Drake 6.00
A. W. Albright 6.00
F. J .Ridings 6.00
Geo. 'A. Brown 6.00
D. J. Thome 6.00
G. F. Mighells 6.00
Pvid Scherruble 6.00
John Gaffney, Jr 6.00
G. W. Cone 6.00
II. A. Heater 6.00
School District No. 27 2.00
R. H. Snodgrass 6.50
;D. L. Trullinger 4.50
J. H. Revenue 3.00 A. L. Larkins An
rti 1 " -.vv 1. ?F.JLlUe
v,nas. anarns 3.00 G. G. Graves 6.50 W. C. Hugh
A. F. Jack 3,
W. S. Eddy 6.1
John Llewellyn 3.'
W. B. Stafford 3
Levi Stehman 3.1
F. M. Darling 3.00
S. R. Green 3.00
I. C. Bridges 3.00
E. W. Scott 3.00
M. M. McGeehan ,
B. F. Kellog 3.00
Frank Betzel 3.00
Henry Brand 3.00
James Shannon 3.00
D. E. Frost 6.00
H. J. Harding 3.00
F. C. Burk
James Wilkinson
E. C. Hackett
T. Gleason
A. L. Blanchard
John Lowry 3.00
Chas. S. Noble 3.00
M. D. Latourette 3.00
a W. James 3.00
L. O. Harding 3.00
Eoy .B Cox 3.00
M. H. Long 6.00
M. T. Eicard 2.00
H. W. Koehler 3.00
Thos. Fox 3.00
J. P. Cook 3.0t.
E. P. Clay 3.00
J. V. Centers 3.00
J. H. Cox 3.00
C. C. Borland . 4 40
J. W. Stone 3.00
Wilbur R. Wilmot 3.00
G. E. Thomas S.O
II. B. Bickner 3.00
Jim Skinner 3.00
F. E. Davidson . 6.00
I. O. O. F. Hall 3.00
A. P. Todd 6.00
M. C. Young 6.00
S. B. Seely 9.00
H. D. Aden 6.00
Helen Murray 6.00
C. I. Calkins 6.00
W. L. Young ' 6.00
Scott Carter 6.00
Frank Gray 5.00
J. W. Nightingale 6.00
P. M. Boyles 6.00
A. J. Rometsch 6.00
G. M. Groshong 6.00
A. M. Groshong 6.00
F. W. McLren 2.50
W. W. Tucker 8.50
John Stormer 4.60
S. E. Wooster 4.50
Joe Guttridge 4.60
John Reid 4.50
S. N. Kilgore 4.50
James Marrs 4.50
James Marrs 4.50
School Dist. No. 24 3.00
C. F. Zinser 6.00
Louis Koch 6.00
A. H. Schmidt 6.00
J. A. Stall, Jr 7.6O
W. A. Ulrich 6.00
Geo. W. Johnson 6.00
Emil E. Oelschlaeger 7.50
J. L. Kruse ...., 6.50
Wm. Schatz 4,50
G. F. Aden 4.50
G. G. Peters 4.50
M. C. Baker 4.6O
M. C. Baker 4.50
Z. Elligsen 4.50
Roy Thompson 4.60
W. L. White 9.20
Aaron Graham 6.00
J. A. Huffstutter 6.00
M. N. Crisswell 6.00
J. H. Miley 6.00
Ida Graham 6.00
W. O. Kinyon 6.00
J. M. Hayden 6,00
C. C. Miller 6.00
August Hubert 5,00
A. M. Kirchem 7.40
Geo. C. Armstrong 6.00
Loren Tenny 5.00
Louis Funk 4... 5.00
School District No. 14 2.60
Geo. F. Horton 3.00
D. C. Howell 3.00
A. J. Hobble 3,00
M. E. Cla'ncey 3.00
P. J. Winkle 3,00
J. W. Draper : 6,00
Henry Elliott 3.00
Geo. J. Hall 3.00
S. N. Tanzer 3.00
W. A. Rakel 3.00
Portland Eugene & Eastern Ry. 3.00
Wm. Dale 3.00
Blake Bowland 3.00
Wm. HI Criteser 3.00
H. T. Shipley 3.60
G. L. Snidow 3.00
G. A. Ream 3.00
J. C. Edmonds 6.00
R. A. Junkin 3.00
D. C. Garmire . 3.00
J. D. Ream 3.00
E. A. Leighton 3.00
Chas. Andrus 3.00
Ernest Le May 3.00
H. Leisman 2.00
Printing and Advertising
Oregon City Courier . 660.70
Oregon City Enterprise 895.50
Oregon City Courier 45.80
Juvenile Court
F. -A. Miles 4.00
D. E. Frost 8.00
Mrs. C. J. Parker 6.60
Timber Cruise
O. S. Boyles '105.50
Guy Dibble 33.00
Indigent Soldier
Mead Post No. 2. G. A. R 25.00
Ed McFarlane 42.00
W. Ferlan 12.00
Frank Kokel 12.00
Nich Sabe 12.00
Scott Carter 10.00
Ben Johnson 2.00
Zeb Bowman 8.00
A. Carter 8.00
Mark Lewis 6.00.
Roscoe McFarlane 18.00
A. H. Borland 16.00
R. De Neui 9.00
J. W. Smith 25.00
W. H. Mattoon 22.00
Clarence Simmons 160.00
John Heft 1080.00
N. Blair 4.20
3.00
TREES AND EVERGREENS
COVER UP DISFIGUREMENTS.
Outlines Softened by Presenca
Shrubs Around Country Home.
of
Numerous trees surrounding a coun
try home or oue located In the small
town - adds more to the general ap
pearance than the design of the bouse.
There Is something about the presence
of the trees that adds infinite grandeur
to the entlrw stii ioniHlliigx. Krom time
Immemorial trees, vines uud shrubs
have Lwoti used to soften the outlines
and cover up the disfigurements of
houses. This Is true of either new or
old buildlng.s.
In the winter, when nil other growths
with the exception of the evergreens
are blenk and gray, what Is more at-
, v
HOME SURROUNDED BY TUBES.
tractive than a stone or brick house
showing its weathered wall surfaces
through a warm green coverlet of lw
which conceals and yet discloses and
which does away with the hard con
tours that would otherwise be left by
the dearth of surrounding follaee? A
good building It will grace and an un
sightly oue it will redeem as far as re
demption is possible.
In England a great deal of the charm
of the old manor houses and rural cot
tages Is due to the use of ivy and flow
ering vines. In America their use has
been confined principally to churches,
public buildings and the great ctoudb
of university buildings. Here they are
unmistakably beautiful, but their use
in connection with the couutrv or citv
house of moderate size and cost seems
to have been overlooked to a large extent
THE SOURCE OF SUPPLY.
Man Who Buys Goods Away From
Home Town Is a Detriment.
One of our citizens Is koIiik to build a
house next sprlug. He expects to hnv'
the lumber In Illinois, the mill work in
Iowa and the furniture somewhera
else. The paint also he will buy by
mail. He doesn't expect to buy any
thing in this town. All he expects this
town to furnish Is the money to pay
for the stuff.
He is oue of those fellows who h-
lleve it Is more blessed to receive than
to give. He believes that the accept
ance of a thing carries with It no ob
ligation to reciprocate. He thinks It Is
entirely right that the town should
support him, but entirely wrong that
he should be expected to help support
the town. ,
When he asks vou to ston a moment
to admire his new house vnn mieht
also stop a moment longer to admire
m8 gan.
There is one consolation lie will
probably get stung.-Amerlcan Lumberman.
No Possible Benefit.
The flood that wines out Hip hnainopa
district of a town is a calamity. Cer
tainly the mall order house thnt wipes
out a single store In a town Is no bene-
The Town's Real Eninv.
The mail order house couldn't hurt
town without heln. It Ir tho fAlW
here who patronizes It that Is the
town's real enemy.