Oregon City enterprise., August 19, 1898, Page 5, Image 5

OREGON CITY, ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, ( AUGUST .19, f 1898.
Oregon City Enterprise
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THE LOCAL NEWS.
A Pluasaht Tip. Mr. I.. K. Sail'
l.ury, Mi Bracken, Mln Mollle Unk.
Inn, Mis MmikI Salisbury; Messrs. II.
K. Straight ml Henry Salisbury re
turned Monday Irom a delightful trip to
Ml. Hood. They loft two weeks ago
lnrlntf mir varment Weather, and to
vol.1 tli heat, traveled by tlie Ht of
the union. And reached the destination
oi itilr trio iwo days later. Arriving at
the foot of tlili splendid old peak, thy
oUalned O. C. Yocniii, M the guide,
whose familiarity with Hie route made
lit services auits valuable. Reaching
the tlii.Wr line t 3 o'clock In the morn
ing they began llielr climb towards Ihe
nmniit. This being Iheir first ascent of
the mountain, everything s of special
mfc-rest, and although Hie steep climb
ing lieoame llrttomo, the young I idles of
the rty were quite e to tlie tank
nl proved thniiH)lvsi cotiregooiii
iiiounUineer. At Creier Itock they en
Joyinl lierlY luncheon end t qnrter
to 12, hd Mcended to the highest point
on the mounUlm glittering inow dud
ummit. Horethfy flod for time
on the grandeur of the pctcle and after
luofitlng their nmia in the hoi, made
quick doewnt to Hulmon river.
Y . M. C. A. Tlila organisation ia now
under the leadornhlp of Mr. J. L. Mead,
ol Turtland, who lui come, with the in
tention of making tin good limiitutlon
the mont opular young nifn'i aanocia
(Ion In the city. In city the aiae of
thin, it In of prime Importance that the
lather and mother ho have the Inter
t of their eon at heart, maintain an
Initiation which cultivate chriatian
nianlineKt ana iucro iout iinncipiui
which ttand for honenty In all avenue
of life' actlvltlc. Everybody ahould lie
Intori'ated In the preervatlon of this too,
locanne It door ii ever ajur for the
liomehma and here (trangnn may find
friend and harmlena amusementn. The
cxpenne of providing for an organiaatlon
of tin kind I heavy, only when one or
two bear the entire burden, and llirht a
oon a the people a a whole meet their
individual responsibility, which I nmall,
tut no less important or necenaary. It
Ii to be hoped that the people of Oregon
City revive this movement no that the
city may not only lie known for ita in
duntrlal resource but alno for its sub
stantial christian cltiaenBhip and honor
loving men and women.
Awardku Diplomas. The following,
who took the teachers' examination last
week, received diplomas: Firat grade
Elnie T. Taylor; second grade Anna
Charlcson, Grace Allart, Bulle RamaKe,
J. U. Nne, Marjorie Canfleld, Ella J.
Iloehike, Mary Itogois, I.I 1 lie Kowland,
Agnes L. Wilson; third gradtt Mahala
(Jill, l'carl Garret, Ora Lewollon, Lizzie
Shipley, Grade Edwards, Irene Cartor,
Nettie Waldnn, Martha fitnrclilor, Octa
via lliirmann. Mary F. Hurlh, Clara A.
Holmntrom, Osia Baker, Ira Harrington,
Jas. 0. Marquam, Claude B. Stone,
Florence E. Tatty, E. IIoaglnnd,Evenda
Lund, Susana Morowoy, Angela Gronde,
Myrtle Griffith, Lurline Cochran; life
diploma, May Kelly ; state certificates
3, A. Jennings, Emma Sturchlor, P. L.
Coleman.
A Mkiiiiv Tik. Mr. and Mrs. J. L.
BwHlTurd's home on Wt'diicn'luy evening
wan full of luiiKhlrr and merry-making,
for a few of their ninny fileml came, In
an lufiirinul manlier, to py their re
DpecUto MUn Mia Hwafliird, of Halem,
who I vinitlng thiiin. A merrier
soclul lime I sehloin enjoyud by younu
or old. An organ, ikillfully played by
Mint Nellie, flooded the parlor with do
llghtfiil ineloJy, and nuvunil cliulco vocal
ncliH-tloim and guliar Solon, coutributed
to It all, a charming treat. Following
thin piiinn Jviul couverHutlDn and mirth
provoking games, during which fre'pient
outburst of hearty laughter, bore evl
donee that youth' Irrepressible; si-lrit
wan surely present with iU fun and enthu
sIhmid. When the vlhltorn were about to
leave, Mr. Bwafford pluasantly sur
tthmii mem wmi a nanny lunclieon,
which the most delicate appetite could
not resist. This cloned the pleasure of
the evening, and all departed, e.igvr to
aifiiln return.
Stolitih Which.. A young man by
tlie nsino of Hen Thompson wa suh-
Plclonutl ol stealing a wheel, which sud
denly dlsapiNian-d from tU V'et Bide
Electric station on lant Thursilay. Of
ficer Khaw, who I filling Tolice llurn'
jionltlon during his absence, was notified
concerning the siisplcioned party and the
missing wheel and thereupon befcan to
carefully investigate. Monday afternoon,
while standing near the utipenion
oringo, iirn J liompton was seen coming
across, covered with dust and looking
rather the worse for travel. Keeing Of
ficer Shaw, he started to escape but was
caught, ami on being questioned, ac
knowledged that I s had taken the wheel,
and sdmilted that he had traveled all
over ths western part of the county, and
was on his way back with the wheel
when it broke down near Bolton. lie
ad an examination before Justice Kchue-
bel and was Ixiund over to await the ac
tion of the urand Jury.
Cass or Animals A. Egebbardt and
mother of I'ortland, were vlsilinir on the
hill Wednesday morning where they
found a dead horse tied to a tree, with a
young coll stauding pitifully by the dead
mother' ride. They reported the mat
ter to Police Khaw, who quickly found
the owner of the borne. The owner de
declared that the horse had been
watered Ihe night before and given the
;rocr food. Whether watered or not,
it want were evidently unnatisfled, for
healthy animal do not die without some
cause, and it would be well for ix-oule
who have these faithful atiimuhj to water
and d ud them with a little more prompt
ness than is olten practiced.
Dsi-ot IUi-aibs. The Southern Pa
cific depot is receiving the attention of
everal carjienters tills week, who are
mildiiig new platform the way
around, putting In a new foundation and
remodeling the baggage room. This
milding has peeu sadly in need of re
pairs for months, and we need no longer
be ashamed of it appearance
Lost Hi Fi.nosr. Win. Derby.
Damascus, was threshing on Win
Bkiryin' place near Datnaacu Tuesday
ami while vxaiuiuging the box of the
machine, caught hi finger in the belt
nd mashed it severely, making it nec
essary to amputate it.
uano ohckrt. uur Dana boys sus
tained their reputation Thursday eve.
iug by playing, In their usual able man
ner.a dozen very pretty selections. They
assembled on the bluff and entertained
people as far out aa Klyville.
fcoinoL OrXNs. The Oregon City
uhllc schools will open for the winter
term of work on the iOth day of Sestem
oer, ai wmcu lime all pupils are re
quested to be present for enrollment.
Etructually yot gently, when costive or
bilious, or when the blood is impure or
luggish, to permanently overcome hah
itual constipation, to awaken the kidneys
and liver to a healthy activity, without
irritating or weakening them, to dispel
headache, colds, or fevers use Syrup of
Figs. Manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co.
Lost, on Wednesday, July 27, '08,
between Oregon City and Wilhoit
Sprints', the seat of a barber chair. Lib
eral reward for return. Noblitt & Co.,
Oregou City.
Back subscriptions of the Enterprise
must oe paid up. We will take a lim
ited quantity of good quality of hay and
oats on back subscription.
All kinds uf fancy good, hosery, rib
bons, belts etc at the Racket store.
Plenty of money to loan at 8 per cent
on long or short time. Apply to G, E.
Hayes, office up stairs, opposite Hunt
ley's drug tore.
Last Friday young Ben llolladay was
rescued hum the surf at Gearhart, after
being taken with a cramp,by E. E. Lari
more, ol Portland.
FOR WORMS
and other bowel com
plaints to which chil
dren are liable, there fa
no medicine equal to
AYER'S PILLS
Mrs. A. CASEY, Figott, Ark.
coum contr riucKKint;M.
August Term T, F, l(;su, Judire, M.
F. .Mark anil It, Morton,
(.'oinniUnlouor.
Adjourned August Term.
f n the matter of thw report of viewer
(d ihiinu" on the Lion road. (J.ini
up on Wednesday, August 3rd, and laid
over until Wednesday. August llltli
The '(Hit ion was denied, and viewer of
(UllIHges ordered tl.tid H4 follow! A.I.
Jones, 4; J. M. Tracy, ft (JO; W. 1
Kircliein, I I m.
In the mutter of the petition of John
WeisiiiHiidle, et si, lor a county road
cutnu up on August ,'trd, and luid over
one week. Denied on account of an in
dcllriku 'lesi.riptio-l in the notice of Io
cs! lot) of proioM)d new real and that
portion of the old road ti be relocated
In the inaiu-r of the petition of W. II
Nmith, et al, sgalnsl the rernissl in of
tnxusou the Clayion estate, llio same
was laid over until llin Heptembor
court.
In the matter rf the warranty deed
for the Deep creed bridge itu, the natno
wa act-eptoiJ ami onJored recorded.
InthomatUir of the bond of M.
Strickland, coroner-elect, thevamtf wa
tccepieu ana pprovei).
In the matter of the alii lavit of Theo
doro Wygant (or tax rebate, the peti
tion was uunteu.
In the matter of the petition of
I'IiomImi . hharp f.jr a road of public
easement, the viewers, James Wilson
... i. .. . . . .
r ran a r.aies ami uaviu limner, ap
pointed lo view said roal ami a-e
dainaite. reported that Ilia nHtitionera
should pay damuKus to the ex-adininis-
trator ol estate, and notified to meet
August 2711), 1!8.
In the matter nf the claim of J.L
aldron (or a home k'lled. while work
union road. It was ordered tlmt ha ba
sllowed til to aid in navinir (or the loss
oi raxi norse.
In the matter of the netitinn of W. II
rturglmrdt, atrent. (or a franchlKe (or an
electric railway over and uooo certain
roads of Clackama county, thn (ollow
ing order ws considered, but laid over
until I no heptemhnr term, on the first
day oi sani term Hcntoraber 7th. at 11
ocioca a. ni., to give Hie property own
era siong me proposed line an oppr
uinity to present lliuir view In thd mat
ter.
"This matt.tr Comliiir on rnulnri v lo
oe nearo, ami it appeartmr to the court
that said ellllon should be granted
aim an itiiiigs buiiig by the court con
locreu,
' It is ordered that there ba and thers
I hereby it ran led unto W. II. Burit
hardt, ag-nt, and his assigns, the right
and itriyileiru to lav down, maintain
and operal iron and steel railway
iracKH. ami lo erect Do d ami ai.nh
ances and stretch wires thereon for the
puriHo of Iransmittinir Dower, to be
useo in operating aaut railway and (or
railway purpoaes ami to operate a rail
way by electric power upon the road of
iiacxama county a (ollowi
Bt'Kinninit at the intersection of Sor
enth street. Oregon City, rlth Molalla
avenue; thence along the West side of
Molalla avenue lo junction ol Molalla
and Highland rosds; thence along the
est nine ol said lliirhland road to
point INK) feet South of South pier of
wnai is anown as the Latourotte bridge.
"The track of said railway ahall ba
single one with necessary turnouts and
turntables ami shall be laid and the
poles eroded for the purpones herein
before specified slong the Westerly side
oi sain road and witlun a line luieet
from the westt-rly side of said roads ac
cording to the surveys thereof, which
space is hereby granted to said W. II.
ilurghardt, agent, and lo his assiuns as
a right of way (or the purposes of said
railway; said road to be pi 'teed upon
adopted grades, excepting where spec
ially agreed upon between this court and
the said Bmkhardt, aitent. or hie as-
simis (rum road abutting property.
".o rik'tit is irranted to
uso any
county bridge or culverts.
'The track over said right of way shall
bo completed within two years (rum thn
date of this order, and work shall be
commenced upon the said right
ol way lor the purpose o( preparing it
lor tlie said tracks and poles within one
year from the date hereof.
"The ritrht ia reserved bv the county
court to make necessary orders or rules
lo reitulate the lunninu- of the railroad
over the roads of Clackamas Co that may
be necessary for the convenience and
safety of the public
All riifhts and privileges herebr con
ferred shall expire at the end of 50 year
from the date of this order, or upon
failure to comply with any of the pro
visions of this franchise.
"Said W. If. Biirchardt. aitent. or his
assigns, shall within two years from thy
date of this order and thereatte.' during
the term of this franchise, operate cars
upon said railway at least once each
day In each direction, over the entire
right of way hereby granted, and a fail
ure to operate said cars (or more than
100das in any one year shall work a
forfeiture of this franchise.
"A failure on the Dart of said W. H.
Burghardt, aitent, or his assiitns, to
comply with any of the provisions of the.
iranchise shall work a forfeiture of all
rights and privileges hereby couferred."
Also, under same conditions: '
"BcL'innins at a point on West side nf
Highland road. 1800 feet South of the
south pier of what is known as Latour
ette bridge; thence along the West
side of Highland mad where the north
and south one-half section line of sec
tion 22, township 8 south, range 2 East,
intersects said Highland road."
In the matter of Ihe netitinn of Pliilin
B. Haute and otherB for work on Mount
Angel road, the same was referred to
Supervisor Young.
In the matter of fllline road in dis
trict No. 20, the petition was granted.
Tlie Rev. W. B. Costley, of Stock-
bridge, Ga., while attending to bis
pastoral duties at Ellenwood, that state,
was attacked by cholera morbus. He
says: "By chance I happened to get hold
of a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and 1
think it was the means of saying my life.
It relieved me at once." For sale by
Geo. A. Harding.
THE EXCEUDiCE OF OTP OF AGS
la due not only to the originality and
simplicity of the combination, but also
to the care and skill with which it ia
manufactured by aclentlflo processes
known to the California Fio Sraup
Co. only, and we wish to impress upon
all the importance of purchasing the
true aid original remedy. At the
genuine Syrup of Figs Is manufactured
by the CixiroimiA Fio Syrup Co.
only, a knowledge of that fact will
assist one ia avoiding the worthies
imitations manufactured by other par
ties. The high standing of the Cali
fornia Fio Sthup Co. with the medl
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup of Figs ba
given to millions of families, make
the name of the Company guaranty
of the excellence of It remedy. It i
far la advance of all other Kxatlve,
a It acts on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken
ing them, and it doea not gripe nor
nauseate. In order to get iU beneficial
effects, please remember the name of
the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
AX FBAXCISCO, CL
LoruriiLB. Kr. new w. jr.
In the matter of the application of
Mr Wyland lor county aid. he wa
granted $8 per month, to be paid to Mrs
llient-n,
in the matter of the lond of Jacob
Shade, treasurer-elect, the same was ac
cepted and approved.
In the matter of the bond of J. J.
Cooke, sheriff-elect, accepted and ap
pro, en.
The road supervisors' reports on
bridges lor July was accepted.
In the matter of county aid for Mrs.
Fleming ami (atnily. she was granted
M per month to begin September 1st,
im.
In the mstter of the hill In district No.
R. referred to Commissioner Morton
with power to act.
It was ordered that the monthly al
lowance of Samuel Forsythe be discon
tinued irom una une.
In the matter of bids for wood for
court house, bids were received as fol
lows; h. M. Haines. 12 25: Georire
Uzelle, $2 40. Contract awarded to
Homes, to be delivered according to no
tice.
In the matter of work In road district
No. 2, $125 allowed on Sunnyside mad
ana also to brace tscott s creek bridge.
In the matter of the report of the clerk
snd recorder for the month of Auirust
1808. Tbe court having examiued same
iney are Hereby approved and show
collections as follows, to-wit: Clerk
$75 00; recorder, $125 65.
In the matter of mileage and Der diem
oi me county commiasioners lor the
. .i . . . .
month of Auirust. 1S98. 8 F Marks 11
lays. 26 miles. $.36 CO: J R Morton. 11
days, -'U miles, io 00.
DILLS allowed. .
M L Moore, back pay, treas acct .$50 00
w Jones, road and bridire acct.. 53 83
U v ouderahe, road and bridue. 53
R Miller, road and bridire acct... 3 00
Lyman Herrich, state vs Wilhelm '
MoUele, Ousanacct 10 60
Thomas Bechill, slate vs Wilhelm
Mofieler. inxaneacct. 10 60
Adolf Aschoff, state vs Wilhelm
Stofleler, insar e acct 10 CO
R Freytae, pauper acct 4 00
00 Hospital, pauper acct 73 13
C Schuebel, state vs L llemler... 3 05
H V McCown " " ... 5 30
F W Sulliusn, witnes 1 70
F Himler, witness 1 50
C hchuebel, state vs L Locy 3 20
K L Shaw " " 1 70
O Schuehcl, state vs S Adler 4 95
M F McOown " " 8 60
Herald, printing 38 00
Geo firoughlon, lumber 538 00
Harry Freeman, coroner acct .... 1 70
O C Press, printing 18 30
U U Herald, printing 15 75
I. H Feater, sheriffs acct 11 00
MrsL inesett. psuper acct. ... 25 00
Chas Moehuke, road and bridge. . 71 58
John Bittner, road and bridge ac. 36 25
Geo Blount " " " 21 25
W France 31 87
H Trembath " - - n cO
G W Church " " " 13 50
John Greenwtdl, road and bridge. 6 00
ureenman, express 25
T Barlow, broom 30
Jacob Castell, pauper act 1 50
b A bominer, insane acct o 00
Circuit Court Baliffs
Thomas Miller, circuit court baliff 3 00
T W Kouts " " " 3 Oil
E D Olds, road and bridite acct. . . 75 60
In the matter of the reports of road
supervisors for the month of July, 1808,
court havinit examined said reports, it is
ordered that they be, and the same are
Hereby approved, and the expenses of
the several disiricts are hereby ordered
paid, and the clerk is hereby instructed
to draw warrants on the road and gen
eral fund for the several amounts, in fa
vor of the following named persons:
Road District No. 1
11 Meyer, lumber $10 10
Paul Spooner, road fund.
1 50
1 50
4 00
1 60
Harry (jidord " '
W H Couusell "
team, road fund.
Total
Road District No. 2
B Grainer. road fund.
.$18 60
...12 00
... IS 00
... 18 00
... 3 00
... 15 00
... 60 75
0 K Cramer " .
Noel " .
Dosheals " .
Luthwait " " .
I Wilson " .
Harrison Imel ' .
6 00
Milow Thompson, road fund 7 50
Willis Imel " 3 75
B Dan ford " 7 50
M Webster " " 1 50
Total $93 00
Road Dhtrlct No. 3
J 0 Elliot, general fund, nails.... 65
Jos Buckmsn, road fund 15 40
Chris Hiner and team, road fund.. 24 00
Henry Bock, road fund 15 7.J
Orin Orilliih ' " 15 00
A W Cooke " " 42 50
W W Cooke " " 10 60
O Willman " " 1 60
H psnlson " " 3 00
Wm Berrlngnr " " , 9 00
Grant Mumpowpr fl 00
John Hat ton and team...... .... 0 00
A Forties ana team 9 00
Wm Hkirvin , 7 60
J R Morton 2 60
DVinzant 3 00
F Notnagcl 1 50
O Muinpower 3 03
J C Elliott, nails
Jos Bach man, blacksmith 15
Totsl $235 60
Road District No 4
II KCnrrln $4 00
Ed Noble 1 50
Total
Bad District No 5
. t v
A Vetach
O Aemisegger
W Kichey
DHedderman
2
O Richey
1
1
vy ISormtf ,
W Berniker
3
00
00
00
G Rich
4
W Deen
6
0 W Richey
John Epperson
3 00
3 00
1 60
1 60
1 60
2 50
2 60
6 12
W Holt
J Anderson
O M Anderson
O M Richey and team....
J A Richey and team. . . ,
J A Richey, supervisor...
Total $01 64
Road District No 6
J H Revenue, supervisor $12 00
Road District No 8
CPWsre 75
WMl'osalsky 75
Total
Road District No 9
Peter Pohl
Frank Ochs.....',
Jacob Schmidt
Herman Linn
II Johnsen
Totsl
Road District No 11
J R Jones, general fund.
Henry Gill
Sam Forcythe
T S Mann '.
J Jones
A Asmus
C A Holmstrom
8 25
Total $127 04
Road District No 13
L Teney and team
A L Mattoon and team ...
G Wallan aud team
F A Mattoon ,
J Mattoon, with team ....
D Zurcher
A J Rardolph
W Burhlord
...$ 3 00
... 7 50
... 6 00
... 3 00
... 8 00
... 3 00
3 00
3 00
LLTenney 1
50
00
W H Mattoon 6
Total... $12 00
Road District No 14
B F Linn, general fund 53 1
J L Swaflord 19 0
O Kuntzman 7 5
John Gillet 6 7
8 Oitleaby 4 50
Ed Baldorf 12 2.
rred Williams 26 25
W Muir 10 50
H Muir 18 25
C Nash 3 50
District No 15
R il Tabler $13 00
lieo Kidder 15 00
R W Porter 3 00
Total $31 00
Road District No 17
Bridite work on the Kniitht aud J.
Nat bridge.
Carlton A Rosecrans, nails $ 1 75
Ad kins Bros, lumber 34 14
A Knight 1 60
Wm Biasell 3 00
F Deyoe & 75
C Huiras, hauling lumber 1 50
C Morras, hauling lumber 6 75
D R Dimick, supervisor 10 00
D R Dimick, hauling powder 3 00
F H Renood, hauling gravel 1 50
Total $09 89
District No 18
Work on Highland and Molalla road
Wm Beeson & Son, lumber $175 00
h Irish 3 00
Moses Thomas 3 00
Jones 3 75
Thomas Daniels 6 00
Jacob Steiner.. 6 00
John Bohlnnder 6 00
W illiam Martin 7 50
Wm Griaenthwaile 6 00
Henry Hughes 6 00
Carl tStudeman 4 50
Albert Hornschuch 1 60
Henry Ginthcr 1 60
D W Robertson 1 50
George Schmidt 1 50
Eugene Cummins 1 50
A Schuebel 13 00
E W Hornschuch 13 00
" hauling powder.. . 3 00
Total $275 00
District No 20
W Jones, general fund I 7 60
W O Buckner, general fund 25
M L Freeman
5 50
1 60
1 50
1 50
1 50
1 60
3 50
1 50
33 So
W T Henderson "
11
11
Correl Stromgreen "
Joseph Fellons "
W Mayfield "
F Mayfield "
Welch and team "
W North "
W O Buckner
Total.
.$41 68
SILVER PLATE THAT
When
youBUY SPOONS,
Buy reliable brands, even if they do coat a little more. They
are worth the difference. We sell the genuine, original Rog
ers Bros. ware. Guaranteed to be the beet in quality, style
and finish.
BURMEISTEP & ANDRESEN, thejev?IlgeS1's.
Royal aiakM tha food para,
wholMom and 4nfet
FOYDEii
Absolutely Pure
65
40
otm uima towtir co., tw voml
vu t:.,,i. w
Levi Bobbins, general fund $ 1 60
25
00
if l
A 1 rulhnger fcros. general fund... 15 M
A Engle 9 00
M ScharTer 6 00
F Schoffer 3 00
B F Harless 3 CO
R Dickey 12 CO
V Dickey 7 50
W H Engle 8 00
B F Harless ,. 3 00
B F Noyer l 50
H Engle 1 60
R Eickey 4 60
OEall 4 60
Total $74 34
District No 23
Work on Aurora and Taylor bridges.
C Zimmerman, general fund. ...$ 3 00
J J Miller, general fund 1 50
W J Miller, general fund 6 00
Total $10 60
District No 24
Work on Barlow and Marquam roads.
R Garret $5 25
L Yoder 2 50
E Miller 1 co
G H Kinzer 10 05
75
25
60
60
Total $19 00
District No 25
Graveling and work on Canby and
MacKsbnrg and Molalla roads.
J W Smith $ 7 50
G W Scramblin 6 75
John Barth 7 50
C Weismandel 9 75
II Harnes 12 00
Park Wallace 9 00
Chas Harnack 6 00
F Webner 1 50
Geo Harraes 6 00
J E Walls 6 75
H Kummer. 6 00
L E Bowers 1 50
J J Gibson '. 1 60
F Lamour 3 75
Bert Wallace 1 60
J H Daly, supervisor 16 00
Work on Oregon City, Silverton,
Canby and Macksburg roads.
H Kummer 2 25
J W Smith 1 60
John Barth 3 7s
Park Wallace 1 fift
F Webner 1 fi
B Lnbbens.
.. 1 60
.. 3 00
.. 4 50
.$120 00
J H Daly, bridge ,
J J Gibson ,
Total
District No 27
Sturges Bros, general fund..
J S Yoder, general fund . . .
A Yoder
CT Touny, supervisor
Total
District No 30
Pope & Co, general fund ... .
.$27 96
J Bk-kner " ....
A Fortuer " "
J Pitta rt
M Peterson
J Obrien and team
Total
District No 26
..$34 37
.. 8 1
.. 3 12
.. 1 60
.. 6 00
1 87
.. 6 00
.. I 50
. 1 60
.$34 34
LStehman...
A L Pratt "
JAken
J Shaver
J A Hannager
CDurrell ,
A Wells
J R Shaver
Total
District No 31
Z Elligsen and team xafft
C Baker 7 50
CPolifka 160
P A Baker 4 00
Total $17 jo
District No 32 General fund.
R Vincent $24 45
W E Heater 3 75
H Yobs IM
O Calkins 160
S M Hilman 4 50
H Yeager S Oft
E L Baker and team 3 00
voss 1 Rft
EL Baker 3 60
Total $29 25
District No 35
O C Iron Works, general fund....$ 6 85
r oze, general fund 8i
Waldo Long, road fund 1 50
Brodwell 75
Total.
.$9 40
What Dr. A. E. Salter Says.
ccrrALo, n. i . UENTS ; r rosa my
personal knowledge, gained in observing
the effect of your Shiloh's Cure in cases
of advanced Consumption, lam prepared
to say that it is the most remarkable
Remedy that has ever been brought to
my attention. It has certainly saved
many from Consumption. Sold by
Charman & Co., druggists, Oregon City.
WEARSs
CITY
..$ 3 36
.. 4 60
. 15 00
.. 6 00
$ 1 87
3 00
10 90
7 60
2 00
8 00
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