OREGON CITY COURIER, OREGON CITY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1915
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THE
THE COUNTY COURT
County Court Proceedings
June Term, 1915
In the matter of the petitions for
the vacation of Lawton Heights and
Bradl Acres; ordered laid over, until
July term.
In the matter of the report of the
County Board of road viewers on 'the
Ulrich Trubel and Chas. Krebs roads;
passed first and second reading and
referred to the District Attorney.
In the matter of the bids for the
improvement of Gibson road at the
approach of the Barton Bridge; all
bids rejected.
In the matter o f the hauling of
gravel on CLickamas River Road and
Red ucmg the Cost of
Upkeep
Ball Bearing ; Long Wearing
THE INSTALLATION of
L. C. Smith Bros.
T. .
ypewnters
18 invariably followed by the discovery that
the bills for ribbons are much less than be
fore. A large corporation recently found
that its ribbon expense was cut in two.
This is not an accident. It is the result of
the mechanical construction that makes the
L. C. Smith & Bros, cheapest to maintain.
Hie ball bearings give ligbt touch and eliminate
pounding impact. The ribbon is actuated by the
carriage, not tbe typebar. Tbe ribbon mechanism
is automatic, so tbat tbe ribbon reverses at tbe in
stant tbe end is reacted and without added strain.
Low ribbon cost, low cost of maintenance and
the higbest efficiency tbese are guaranteed to
L. C. Smith & Bros, users.
DEMONSTRATION FOR THE ASKING
L. C. SMITH & BROS. TYPEWRITER C?
Homt Offici and Factory. SYRACUSE, N. Y.
Brtnc&M in All Principal Citica
207 MORGAN BUILDING, PORTLAND, ORE.
. . . ... ... ..
Of Two Complete Stocks of Merchandise consist
ing of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. SHOES, MIL
LINERY, FURNITURE, READY-TO-WEAR,
FURNISHING GOODS, Etc. Having purchased
the Stock of
WORMMAN'S
At a Very Satisfactory Price, we are Closing this
out at our ECONOMY SALE of this Stock, to
gether with THOUSANDS of DOLLARS worth
of SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE from our
REGULAR STOCK, A sale which surpasses any
previous effort in our business career. A SALE
that must appeal directly to every man and woman
of CLACKAMAS County. A SALE of MERIT
and TRUE ECONOMY since owing to the fact as
stated above we are in the position to name lower
prices than have ever been quoted on Standard Qual
ity Merchandise of every description, and urge our
patrons to take advantage of this unequaled money
saving opportunity.
OREGON CITY'S BUSY STORE
Abernethy Road; contract awarded
to Babler and Gerber.
' In the matter of the petition of
the Central Point Telephone Com
pany for franchise; laid over.
In the matter of the appointments
of E. P. Berdine, Samuel Riley, S. R.
Green and G. W. Harrington, as dep
uty sheriffs of Clackamas County;
appointments approved.
In the matter of the Tautfest
Road; declared a county road and or
dered opened.
In the matter of the Henry Hen
ningsen Road; declared a county road
and ordered opened upon condition
that the petitioners pay the damages
as assessed by the Couty Board of
Road Viewers.
In the matter of the petition of E.
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STORE
B. McConahy for a county road; re
ferred to viewers.
In the matter of deeds of Oliver
Robbins, et al, to Clackamas county
for road purposes; accepted and or
dered filed for record.
In the matter of the improvement
fo Robbins Hill at Molalla; Contract
awarded to Fred Schafer for the sum
of $1500.00.
In the matter bf the claims of Wm.
A. Metier, H. G. Mullenhoff, C. H.
Sloop and E. L. Walters for cattle
indemnity; ordered paid.
EXPENDITURES FOR MONTH OF
MAY
District No. 1
A. F. Hayman $5.22
Coast Culvert and Flume Co... 40.20
C. W. Schuld & Sons 71.75
N. A. Pearson . 2.25
Caffall Bros 6.15
E. I. DuPont DeNemours Pow
der Co 20.37
Hodson-Feenaughty Co 131.60
Joe Peters 122.50
John Davis 122.50
I M. E. Hayman 92.50
1 A. L. McDonald 50.00
Geo. Wilson 107.50
Roy Otty ' 75.00
W. Sellwood 96.95
Dean Goffeney 103.75
Wm. Strange 80.00
Wm. Smart 50.00
A. A. Conklin ; 20.00
George Deargon : 50.00
R. Gibson 13.12'
Henry Scott (.... 10.00
Earl Atwood t 7.50
0. J. McKenney 54.00
John Kaye , 56.25
John Kaye :. 56.25
Frank Frossard 47.25
Carl Parry 45.00
A. E. Carlson 34.87
S. L. Mullan 62.50
District No. 2
T. A. Roots 5.76
A. S. Lukasz 6.35
A. Mather 2.75
A. C. Wold 35.00
W. Jones 15.00
M. Roberts .' 15.00
E. Curry 15.00
J. Umaker ... 30.00
A. R. Lagenburg 15.00
R.., Johnson 17.50
R. Johnson 17.50
M. Stoltenburg 15.00
H. Imel 7.50
P. Arnold 15.00
T. A. Roots 20.00
District No .3
Coast Culvert & Flume Co 6.30
C. Wolfhagen 1.45
J. C. Elliott & Co 26.15
Earl Tong 7.00
Cecil Young 10.00
R. Schmidt 11.00
H. Seibert 40.00
Curtis Young 18.00
Walter Thebo , 7.00
Fred Cooke 6.00
0. O. Parrott 17.00
Bill Donley 18.00
Jack Donley 9.00
OF
OREGON CITY
STORE
Milt Donley 9.00
W. Richie 8.00
J. A. Stall 8.00
IL Paulson 12,00
A. Osterback 4.00
Frank Eberhart '. ., 7.00
S. Konitzer 3.00
W. Young 6.00
District No. 4
C. W. Schuld & Sons 53.20
Coast .Culvert & Flume Co 5.60
G. F. Boyer 3.00
P. E. Lovall 15.00
G. T. Kitching 18.00
Ed Heiple 14.00
R. H. Currin 6.00
J. B. Linn 5.00
M. S. Server 4.00
L. Hale : 4.00
J. A. Kitching 17.50
W. M. Wade 5.00
L. F. Hale 10.00
R. W. Alspaugh 3.00
Geo. Walter 5.00
H. Githens .'. , !... 8.00
R. S. Coop 11.00
Dan Matson 10.00
J. C. Kitching 6.50
H. S. Jones 5.00
M. E. Linn 6.00
W. H. Cahill 2.00
R. L. Githens 2.00
C. A. Looney 3.00
A. E. Erickson 2.00
J. A. Kitching 7.50
W. M. Wade 3.00
L. F. Hale 5.00
R. W. Alspaugh 3.00
Geo. Walter 3.00
II. Githens 4.00
G. F. Boyer 6.00
M. Baumfield 6.00
P. E. Lovall 6.00
G. T. Kitching 10.00
District No. 5
Howard-Cooper Corp 5.50
C. W. Schuld & Sons 115.50
Perrett & Bickfor,d 16.10
The A. B. Elliott & Co 6.35
M. H. Wheeler 52.50
Chas. Lekberg 58.50
G. A. Tacheron 56.00
Wm. E. Wheeler 70.00
H. A. Beck : 52.00
H.'G. Knox 32.00
Sam Lyons 12.00
J. Imel 39.00
C. A. Wbeeler 28.00
Clarence Siefer 35.00
A. Link 6.00
E. Adams 9.00
District No. 6
Sandy Merc. Co 3.00
Jarl & Eri 5.30
Chas. Krebs, Sr 55.00
Chas. Krebs, Jr 19.25
Nick Schmitz ... 22.50
Ed Suckow 14.55
R. Reich 3.50
Anton Jabs 1.75
George II. Bickford 8.00
District No. 7
Paul R. Meinig 55.65
W. H. Franks 20.25
B. Pickena 13.50
A. C. Park 2.25
G. A. Gerry 14.10
J. G. Hoffman 13.50
J. Ogden 8.00
C. a Eisner 13.50
II. S. Warriner 13.50
H, J. Holland 15.75
W. Miles 15.75
D. R. Stoddard ..i 15.75
W. M. Schrimmer 15.75
A. C. Treeman 15.75
R. J. Mabry 15.15
J. W. Dawes 16.85
J. Cocklereese '. 9.00
S. Miles 15.75
T. Hagen 28.75
Ira Flinn 38.25
S. Robertson 30.90
G. Odell 37.65
Wm. Odell 36.65
Merle Baltimore 21.35
W. Ganger 24.15
A. H. Klingler 15.75
H. C. Moulton . 20.25
F. Gibbons 23.60
G. G. Gibbons'...- 30.35
C. Aschoff 15.75
T. Vanderhoof 13.50
H. Vanderhoof 32.60
C. Vanderhoof 32.60
E. Ten Eyck 15.75
0. Clark 13.50
W. Strack j. 45.00
H. Aschoff 30.35
S. M. Davis 36.00
W. A. Beechill 57.00
H. Ten Eyck 36.00
G. Ogden 33.60
R. W. Akins 22.50
M Thomas 27.00
D. W. Douglas 82.50
District No. 8
Paul R. Meinig 17.45
Carl Alt 59.15
H. H. Watkins 8.65
Fred Bechill 110.50
Pohn Freil 48.00
Carl Alt 4.00
John Buchholz 16.00
District No. 9
Gus Zwirnman .j 27.00
Henry Klinker 14.00
A. H. Miller 12.00
Chris Johnson 4.00
Fred Uitchman 2.00
Robert Miller 4.00
Will Rhoads 3.75
Carl Lins 12.00
H. Rimer 24.00
H. Schmidt 20.00
Peter Rath 8.00
Thea Harders 8.00
Otto Paulsen 4.00
Frank Ochs 6.00
C. Klinker 22.00
Otto Jansen 29.00
John Marshall 20.00
Edd Grafenheim 23.00
Edd Guber 46.00
A. M. Jansen 13.00
C. Guber 23.00
Will Lins 6.00
Fred Marshall 1.00
District No. 10
Coast Culvert & Flume Co 22.79
Howard-Cooper Corp 57.00
Bert H. Finch 34.25
C. H. Duncan 4.85
Tom Rhodes 24.00
Walter Whitbeck 24.00
U. S. Morgan 20,00
Frank Linglebach 32.00
E. E. Jenkins 28.00
J. N. Filippin 24.00
T. J. Reagan 24.00
A. J. Inglish 12.00
A. J. Duncan 28.00
Put Electric Lights
IN YOUR HOME
Portland Railway, Light & Power Company
s THE ELECTRIC STORE
Phones Home A-229; Pacific Main 115 Beaver Bldg., Main St.
L. J. Palmateer 27.00
Robt. Mattoon 21.00
J. A. Somer 20.00
L. H. McKenney 15.00
Will Pinkley 14.00
F. M. Snyder .. 14.00
Chester Dean 14.00
Alfred Woolsey 14.00
W. R. Woodworth 14.00
J. W. Carson 12.00
E. W. Gribbon 14.00
J. Jones 12.00
C. H. Duncan 42.75
J. B. Duncan 10.00
Harvey Marshall 10.00
W. M. Wade 9.00
District No. 11
Columbia Wire & Iron Wks... 9.00
W. J. Wilson & Co 2.00
E. L. Pope 24.50
F. A. Vallet 17.00
J. Joseph 8.50
C. Whitcomb 6.50
D. W. Toole 13.00
B. D. Pennock 4.25
F. E. Lucas 3.00
District No. 12
Henry Swales , 6.00
Fred Brown : 12.20
W. E. Powers 7.70
P. O'Connor 14.00
R. E. Andrews 14.00
J. Moser 33.00
Edd Kendig 33.00
Eli Swales 33.00
A. Benson 31.00
H. Swales 67.50
E. N. Barett 24.00
A. J. Johnston 24.00
B. Swales 43.00
Geo. Wilcoxen 12.00
Louis Wilcoxen 12.00
O. Benson 12.00
W. E. Powers 18.00
Matt. Harahan 12.00
T. Jubb 15.00
Jesse Cromer 2.00
District No. 13
Scripture & May 75
J. C. Pattison 74.40
Mattoon Lmbre. Co 47.04
Wilson & Cooke 4.85
John Spatz 2.00
Godfrled Schneider : 2.00
John Schneider 2.00
J. Nufer 5.00
W. A. Carlson 4.00
A. Schneider 12.00
W. Hubert 4.00
Harry Hubert 6.00
T. Ripley , ' 16.00
Roy Mattoon 12.00
H. H. Coop 28.00
Gotlieb Schneider .'. 52.00
J. T. Fullam 35.00
(Continued Next Week)
MOOSE PLAN PICNIC
Aurora Lodgemen To Have Gala
Time nt Riverside Park
Members of the Aurora Moose
club, No. 1459, are planning a mon
ster picnic and carnival for June 26,
when the lodgemen and their friends
will spend the day at Riverside park.
Judge Morrow, of the Multnomah
county circuit court will be the orator
of the day, and H. S. Westbrook, of
Portland, will deliver an address;
The Aurora band will head a street
parade which will open the festivities,
NO IMPROVEMENT IN YOUR RESIDENCE
WILL BRING YOU BIGGER RETURNS IN CON
VENIENCE, COMFORT, CLEANLINESS AND
SAVING OP LABOR..
IT ADDS TO THE VALUE OF YOUR PROPERTY
ADDS TO THE PLEASURE OF LIVING FOR
ALL IN TIIE HOUSEHOLD.
IT MEANS NOT ONLY THE COOLEST, SAFEST
LIGHTING, BUT THE ABILITY TO USE MANY
TIME AND LABOR SAVING DEVICES SUCH AS
ELECTRIC FLATIRONS, VACUUM CLEANERS
AND SWEEPERS, TOASTERS, TABLE STOVES,
WATER HEATERS, SEWING MACHINE MO
TORS, WASHING MACHINES, ETC.
and Capt. Moshberger and I Company
of the militia, will stage a sham bat
tle for the entertainment of the
guests. The Fletcher carnival com
pany will have a number of atrrac
tions on hand, and there will be
games and sports for all. In the
evening there will be a grand ball to
wind up the fun of the day.
A Mistake Made by Many
Don't wait for rheumatism to in
dicate diseased kidneys. When you
suffer pains and aches by day and
sleep disturbing bladder weakness by
night, feel tired, nervous and run
down, the kidneys and bladder should
be restored to healthy, strong and
regular action. It is a mistake to
postpone treatment. Foley Kidney
Pills put the kidneys in sound,
healthy condition and keep them ac
tive and strong. Begin taking to
day. Good results follow the first
dose. Jones Drug Co.
Walter Hart, of Oregon City, and
Ray Appleby, of Milwaukie, were in
Salem during the week, taking the
state examination for the practice of
dentistry. Both are recent graduates
of the Northern Pacific dental col
lege. C. SCIUJEBEL
LAWYER
DEUTCHER ADVAKAT
Oregon City Bank Bldg.
Oregon City
Dr. L. G. ICE
DENTIST
Beaver Building Oregon City
PhnM Paolflo, 1221. Horn A 18
OREGON FIRERELIEF ASSN,
Strongest Mutual in the West
GEO. W. H. MILLER, Agent
216 Tth St.. Oregon City.
Residence 612 Phones: Main 1101
Center St. M. 72
Dr. A. McDonald
Veterinary Surgeon
Office, Red Front Barn
Phones: Main 116'
B-9 OREGON CITY
Geo. C. Brownell
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Caufield Bldg.
Oregon City Oregon
C. II. COOPER
The Insurance Man
The only exclusive Fire Insurance in
the city. Established 1902
Enterprise Bldg., Main near Sixth