Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1891-194?, November 20, 1896, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextOregon City Enterprise HATKN TO Rr.HKMUi:il, TiiFmUy, Nov, .- Nniiil-miniinl vlcnllon n( (illli'iT lnr MIImiiiih Kulli i- in , No, I IM, WoihImii'H ill llin Wurlil. Tliiirwlny, Nu, 'X -TIiiikIvIiik titty. Tliurnlay, Nov. IM.-I'nlilln niirlnliiiniiit hy Woodmen dl ilia World it WllUniell mil. Hatunlny, Nov W.-ItrKUlar inn-Unir of t larkNiiiM l omiiy I mjiiir' inxx lullun lit Coiicoiil m linol limit, Hutiiriliiy, Nuv. VH.-Hiwll turin of oounly iiiiirt. Tliiirwlty Ileo. -Aiinunl rlimllnn ol ofll- crr lur Mrilt Woman' ItHlof Corn, Friday, lc. av-('lirllinM day. HtlDAY, NOVUM UKIl 3), 1WMI. lOlNU (OMIT. The Kurcmlirr Trrm Unlet. And M no Una llllli Audited. I'rfNKiit (i. K. llnyt-n, Jiiilirn; Frank JutTKiir mill H. K. Mark, cummliwilumir. lHluty County C'lt ik K. K. Martin it tin clerk's tlimk. ltiiortof vlnwnr of IlinJ K (irlllile el l, rod tirviJ and exmiiH c count ordered paid. J K (imlium, Murt Kiililiiiix mill C (J lUliciick imiImIi( arier u( dmK. 1'i'tillon of It II Wlluiot nt ut (org county riMl, granted ami U W I'romuT, N K Ki'lloKK and W Vuk were -k)Iii1im viewer and ('lntn II I win ur vnyor. Application o( Jeme Hummer (or re relief yrited and $7 "T month allowed. IVtltlonul M II I'arnall (or appoint ment conntntila In Heaver Creek pre clnrt uranled, IVtltioli u( i V llarlu rt al (or road survey granted and Clou II litom, dep uly surveyor, pHiln1il tu aiirvey, HiiMrviiHir T J Irke ordured to re pair Ilntta Creek bildite. J'etitlon o( K Covey for relief (roin rutin cm lux roll granted and f 2 II!) or dered dedurled Iroin tlie iiiioiiiit of Ihr total lux. Clerk ordered to draw warrant lor 7 vr inontli (or relief of Mr I.I' Clark, ri'lntei. .MiU.'i' kiiiI per diem of coin hi I'll otirra tllcm ril an follow: V Jtfgur, i iluyn mil l: mile, $i:i.'.'0; H F Murk, t) day ml :'tl mile, J0 .(10. Court adjourned till L'miIi of Nuvein bvr when a M-miinii will Iw lie hi. iiii.iji Al.l.owgi, Orenon City Iron Works, road . f 10 M Courle' printing 0 S'i Ilellomy A lltti-rti, rt Iioiiiw acct. 2 00 A Mather. road 6 ("5 J K (Jill A Co,taliiiiery 13 (Hi J lin k hit, road 1 X J llm kner, roml 75 lloht K Cluverinn, coroner rip . 1 W) MillerHioi,roi.l 7 15 Nut v I'.iiKenw Vmilieruer, J ct 'Jf.l 75 " " Sum Umi hler, jet Ki (HI flmt tlirnu nmninl In rm li prunlnct nnrvod JiiiIk,,Ki Hi next two ulurk mi'l tlm lul nn ilrjiiily nhiirlllH. Tim inlleHKii illowuil wn for hrliiK'ng In the return ml hiillot lioxnc Ahernnthy J W Melilriim $ 3 00 (I A IloliiiHtrom II 00 (I M It JoneH, 4 inllim !1 40 (leorKO WMmi ') 00 W I. IIki kner 3 00 L K hnUllmiy, liny uxtr 4 (XI llitrlow H J OglxMhy, 24 mllim ft 40 W W Jeima 3 00 0 W Quint 3 (K) 0 U Iturlow 8 00 I. W InKmin. 3 00 C K niKliir 2 00 llimviir Creek K W Horimhuti, 18 mile 4 80 Thou DhiiIiiU. 3 00 J (1 CiiimninKH 3 00 Jul It lleiwon 8 (X) II T Kvum 3 00 Win llornii liuli, IihiiIIiik tiootliM. . . 4 00 Horlng W II liorlnic, 2D mile 6 00 J H lilrilHitll 3 00 Wm M Demi 3 (K) M I. I.nko 3 00 HK(inl 3 00 Cmiyon Creek CO lliililmnl. 40 rnllr 7 (X) IV K Itonney 3 (X) John H iIhii 3 (K) I. II Willlmn 3 (X) F M Kolxmon 3 (XI H( Jionell 2 1)0 Cnwmleii lleruiHn llrmm, 44 mile 7 40 Ole Mikeliioii 3 00 H I) (Win mi 3 00 TJJunnrml 3 00 J II Krvenim 3 00 (ieo KiierHon 2 00 Ciiiliy V I. Mack 8 00 J A (imlium 3 (X) Kre! Hamilton, 20 mile ft 00 IMaey i'hel 3 (X) J H Dick 3 (X) K.I Schiill... 2 00 Cluckauiaa J C l'..o. k 3 00 F W Yoiiniam 3 00 Daniel Tulliert 3 (X) F. I' Ionian 3 00 A F. Ilolcoiiih. 10 mile 4 00 W I. JohiiBon 2 00 Clieiryville C I' Wave 3 00 JT.M.lnty't) SIX) " "( ha I. Selx, Jet . . ... " " I'.lmer Tlioiima J cl (ilana A I'lil'lliuminr, alulioiii'ry I Ark. rnail 1 (K) 1 l:' 7') 00 1 li,'. 1 2 1 J rwiti -1 l"lint Co tliitioiiery 40 Ml ( law epi yrinij(i' electinll 3 (XI DiiukInn Seller A Kee, road 3 (X) J M lliiytlcii, mii. J.1 10 Wilnnii A Cimke, road C7 05 W II Yomm, team 8 fti) Fred Wm;iier, mud 14 00 Doni'lua Siefer A Keo, road 227 35 l.unlal.iy A Hon, road 3tH ft7 J K Millcr.ro. 4 3tl It KtH I. mad 23 40! J W I'owcll, puiiier. 20 50 Hliite va J11I111 Zi'ck el 1, jilnticti court 42 40 ;.l...... U......I I 74 (Ml 1 .. .. "' J ; " - Ml r..ici!.oll ! l II -I...I. I S llTi ' r, 11 liuinniiiili, i'i, I ,., C 8 F.ndcmhy, 70 mile 10 00 J W Hatty 3 0.1 W F. Welch 3 Of) J F.nderi.ly 2 (X) Canemah F. W Midlam 3 (X) It II Talor, 2 miloa 3 20 tieu UxelW 3 00 D M Klemaon 8 (X) O W Ki.lder 8 00 Win McCord 2 00 I u III am in J K Morton, 20 iiiIIh 6 (X) K II HiiiKliiirt 3 00 N II JohniKin 3 00 8 Ym11.1t 3 00 J II llilleary 3 00 W 11.x ik man 2 00 F.utfle Creek J J (iiliaon 3 (X) II lloiriiieiater 3 00 F. N Foster 3 (X) John II Yaiicuren 3 00 (i J Cnrrili 3 00 J I' llrachett 3 00 (iiirllcld 0 8 l'orler 3 00 JCTrucy, W mile 8 (X) Win Oatlleld 3 00 John 1' livin 3 00 D A J one 3 (X) 2 (X) W II UVHK", alieritr T II HuiikiiiN " Wm Hull T W Sen ir " L M DuvMnon, " Fred Wyder, " 28 25 M (KI 15 (XI 4 IX) 1 00 1 (H) J C Hrudley, Beni)r 188 (X) Yui A Co, ct hoiiHo acct 71 15 I Sclliiitf, ihiiht 8 85 J KidiiiKa, election 2 00 G W (iraco.continuent exp 12 50 C W Nol.htt, roud 2 IX) W O'Connor road 28 (X) Wm Deeaon A 8011, road 31 00 Judge, clerk mid deputy alio rill's for election 700 00 E E William, pauper 4 15 Stuto v Clia Tamilian, J ct 8 88 " " Kohl Cleiulonlnn Jet.. 15 36 Mr I. A Wineactt, pauper acct. . 12 00 Oregon ThI A Tut Co et Iiouho. . . 1 25 . J W Akin roaJ 70 D I. I'ainu M D, limano 6 00 Win Delia Moaier, pauper ft 85 ) V Smith, clerk acct 6 00 l'ulvr Nehren, road 3 00 I V Klnnalrd, road 4 00 Colli llro A Co 4 03 (i W Grace, board of prlnonors. . 43 84 " " " " . . 71 48 W N Godfrey, coroner 8 50 It F Diivi ft 00 Win Knilit, election 2 00 HIM. LAID OVFIl. A W Cheney, puuper acct 5 00 T J U-uvitt, John Hriiiinon acot. , l.rj 00 Edward llolmun, pauper 10 00 ChI I'ow.lor Work, road 4 85 Cha Nohlilt, J ft 0 20 Mndnliiy A Hon, road 401) 22 1 111NA1.1.0WRD mix, Htate v John Stiicklin, j ct. . . . 2 f.5 Kl.kl'TloN 1111.1.8. Following account ol judge, clerk and deputy sheriir were allowed. The J 0 Smith 3 00 JCD1111 8 00 FUalli 3 00 l'eier 1'aiilHen 3 00 Frank Alinert 3 00 Hurry Johnaon 2 IX) Hiuhliind Henry Jewell 3 00 Henry Klinamith 3 00 Stephen HiiU hiiiHon, 30 niilu. . . . 6 00 J 1. l'uriali 3 00 E Harrington 3 00 Anion Harrington 2 00 llardinga (i C Armstrong 8 00 Jo (iill 3 00 W E Mum power, 22 mile 6 20 Fred GerUir 3 (X) W P Kirchum 3 00 Clem Clark 2 00 Lower Molalla A II Willi;, 32 mile 6 " J R Cole 8 00 Win Yoliun 3 00 Orln Wrltflit 3 00 Albert Gribble 3 00 John II Duly 2 00 Upper Molalla II H Katmhy 3 00 Hum Entile, 34 mile 0 40 JlIiii Alexander . 3 00 OD Eby 3 00 N T Kay lor 2 00 John Kvurliurl, 1 day truiiuforriiiK boolliHI 5 00 Milk Creek M Mamiimj, 22 miles ft 00 M Mnllvey 3 (X) F J ItldliiK, 50 mile 8 00 J T Drake 8 00 Gilbert Itobbln 3 00 Ililn Garrett 2 00 Mllwaiikie It H McLmiKhlln 3 00 F llmkcmelr, 1(1 mile HThei..n 3 00 T HiiKi-nherKer 8 00 (J W Itialey 8 00 J It Oatlleld 2 00 Maple I.ane M M McGeeban, 4 miles 8 40 A Maul 8 00 N W Richard 3 00 J II Darlliiu 3 00 Clay Green 3 00 Cbaiincy FurKrnon 2 00 Needy (J Hair 8 00 H Wolfer 6 20 Alex Campen 3 00 II F Hmilh 3 (X) (ieorun W Owing 3 00 Walt Nohlilt 2 00 New Era David McArtlmr, 12 mile 4 00 II II Gregory 3 00 John liuigoyiie 3 (X) (ieo II llrown 8 00 II A Waldron 3 00 I'll Mead 2 00 OaweKO A II llllllnck 3 00! 0 C llorlan.l, 12 mile 4 20 HC llaker 3 00 A 8 Chin-fatter 3 00 0 W Kruae 3 00 J Jobnaen, l1-, day extra moving booth 2 00 Oregon City No. 1 Tbo F Ryan 3 00 R I) Wilson 3 00 J A Ktuart, 2 mile 3 20 J W Boatman 3 00 I) E Hhephard 8 00 J W Grout 2 00 Oreuoll City No. 2 J U C'biiiiiMI 3 00 C N Greenman 3 (X) G II Ileatow, 2 mile 3 20 WRWIgulna 3 00 II J Thome 3 00 T 8 Lawrence 2 00 Oregon City No. 3 J N Harrington 3 00 J R William 3 00 W II Savage, 2 mile 3 20 J L SwafTord 3 00 0 8;-liubel 3 (X) T II Hankin 2 00 I'leaaotit Hill Wm Bcott, 34 mile 0 40 E L linker 3 00 J N Wook 3 00 Wm Young 3 00 II E Wood 2 00 Sievera Henry Yonhehn 3 00 ETl;eak SIX) J W Kyler 3 00 Aldolph Aachoir, (X) mile B 00 R D Alexander 3 (X) M It Tinman. Soda Spring; II J Thomas 3 00 J G Illeakney, 48 mile 7 80 O 8 II..) le E T Carter A Y Davin Scott Carter 2 00 Springwatur Jin Dulioia 3 00 J A Reed . . ; . 3 00 A Lacy, IKi mile 0 60 W J Levelling 3 00 I J Lewelling 3 00 G W liuird 2 00 'I milutin It F We.ldln 3 P0 O V Sharp 3 00 E A Woodruir. . . 3 IX) limner Knite 3 (X) II Iderhoir, 20 mile 5 00 Clyde Evan 2 00 Onion J W While, 32 mile ... 0 20 Jacob Miley 3 00 A Yergan 3 00 A Criawell 3 00 W A Criswell 2 00 Viola W II Mattoon 3 00 J M Heheyneer, 24 miles 5 40 D C Richardson 3 00 J M lluyden 3 00 Dell Walker 3 00 J T Mason 2 00 West Hide J Tompkins 3 00 J 1' Logan 3 00 Jobn Berry, 2 mile 3 20 E A Smith 3 00 J Humphrey 3 00 S 8 Buker 2 00 Warl Wart Wart The one arm artist opposite Marr k Robertson' grocery Seventh Mreet mean biisines and I making first claa cabinet photograph and guarantee every picture to fade nor spot and will 4 U0 ! make over for nothing any that ba or (I'm-. No other gallery dare make thl oiler, One sitting, best finish per dojs.. .$1.00 Two or more sittings, 1 50 Arislo-platino, something new,... 1 76 Card si,11, any ttyle or finish 76 No extra charge for group. E. N. Wkuj, 1'hotographer, Oregon City. (J rand Hall. There will be Thanksgiving dance at the grange hall, Logan, Oregon, on Wed nesday, November 26. Music by the Osceola bras band. The beet of oyster iifimr. Stable room for horse. Quad rille music by I'rof. Randall and Mink. Manager, C. L. V. Clark and E. L. Arthur. Dance ticket Including supper $1.00, spectator ticket, including supper 2-6 cent. Come one come all and have a good lime. Esiray. Came to my place about three week! ago, one 3-year old, red and white spot ted heifer, with rather long leg, with hole through each ear. Owner can have tame by proving property and paying all expense. W. M. Randall, Ely, Or. 4t Where to Pay. To the member of Willamette Fall Camp No. 148 Woodmen of the World: Due and aHseineiit must be paid in camp or at Ilellomy A Buetch' or sent by mail to box 375. J. K. Mohhi, Clerk. For Kale llirap. Drug store and fixture at Canby Or I Good location. J. M. Evans, 41 Canby, Oragon. New York Tribune. Leader of the Republican Party. 1890. Are Too Wllllis to Listen to i lumW. 3 00 3 00 3 00 Dont think that your livor need treat ing if you are bilious. It don't. It's your stomach. That i your stomach is really w'.mt causes the biliousness. It has put your liver out of order. See what's the matter with your stomach. Sick stomach poisons liver and then there's trouble. Shaker Di gestive cordial cures stomach and then all's well. That's tho case in a nutshell. Shaker Digestive Cordial is no secret . Formula's on every bottle, but it's the simple honest way it's made, the honest Shaker herbs and other ingre diants of which it's composed, that makes it so ollicucious. 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