OREGON CITV NTERPRISE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1J04.
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Kindlon 194H.45
HcKlMlritlon 341.40
lnllK'tit Hohllor 117.00
Tax Itnliatn 31 02
County 1'hyHlrlnii 1:141.50
MtlKHllim 40.00
HohiIh 23.087.U4
8KM I ANNUAL KKI'OHT OK TUB COUNTY CLKHK
Of ClurkiiniHH County, Htato of Ori'Kon. showing Ihe amount anil number of
claim allowtwl by t ho County Court of italri county, for wbat allowed,
amount of wnrrunta drawn, anil amount of warrant oittatamllnK anil
unpulil. from t lin tut day of April, 104, to th 30th day of Suptombor,
1UOI. Until UlClllHlVO.
On What Account Allowed.
' ItrlilK A nut :IG.!1H
l'HUMT 111)0.41
Circuit C I 752.80
JiiHlIro Court 512.4:1
lull DH80
Court IIouho 2IR3.40
I'lrrlt Vi'ii.UZ
Kln-rifT i:!KS.7ti
Iti'conlfr 11112.25
School Hupt 7.1707
TrcaMiiror 561.41
AnH'HMor 1178.15
County JikIkh (107.10
CoiiiiiilNHloni-rit 477.80
Surveyor 4:1. 20
Coroner :i(i7.05
'lux Department
I'rlul Ihk unit AdvcrtlHlim. . .
Komi Hiirvi'VH
HTATK OK OKICtiON, - 1
Ctlllllty Of CIlM'llHIMHH
I. K. A. HIxIkIiI, County Clerk of tb County of Clackatiian, Htate
of OriKou. tin hereby certify tbut the fort-KoltiK 1h a true and correct slate
meiit of the number and amount of claims allowed by the County Court
of huIiI County for the hIx months. endliiK on the 30th day of September,
I1MI4, on what account the huiue went allowed, and the amount of warrant)
druwn, unit the amount of warrants outHtmnlitiK and unpuld an the Hamu
itppenr upon the record) t my offlcn and In my ofllclal cuHtody.
Wltni'HN my bund uud the seal of the County Court of salil County
IIiIn tlth duy of Octoher, A. I), r.104.
(Seal.) K. A. 81.KI0HT, County Clerk.
JACQUl GIT. -PITITION.
Oiwogo Saloon Man D.feat Strong Op
position.
Amount of Warrant drown $40,904.67
Amount of Outstanding Warrant
Unpaid.
OutHtandliiK unpaid County War
runta on the ::otli day of Sep-
temlier, l'J(H f 115 501.0
KHtlmated Intereat accrued
thereon 1 7,k0ii.')0
751.75 Total Amount of unpuld ('our,
18U.3.1 ty Warrants flUSOl.o:
iiao.70
SEMI ANNUAL STATEMENT OF COUNTY SHERIFF
Of the utiioiiut of money and warrants received for Taxe. and money paid
to the County Treaxurer by the Sheriff of Clackamas County, Oregon,
lor the aix moutliH eiidltiK on the Iioih duy of September, A. 1)., 1904.
Amounts received for month of: Ami Paid
Amount Collected Treasurer
April. i'MH on 1 '.M i:l tuxes $1)910.40
April, litiil 011 l!)ii:i taxes wiata 120.07 $10,030.47
Muy. I'nil on l!H:i tuxes 1 $1767.10
May, r.iii4 on litD.I taxes CohIn . 106.70 1,933.80
June. I!)ii4 on 1903 taxes 918.70
June, 1'JIU on 1!Mi:i taxes Coats 95.50 1,014.20
July. lDm on 19i:j tuxes 909.94
July, Iiiii4 on l!tn:i tuxes Cost 91.35 1,001.29
AiiKOKt, 1904 on 1903 taxes 800.78
AUKiist. 1904 op 1903 taxes Ciuts 87.95 888.73
September, 19o4 on l!to:i taxes 0154.41
September, 1904 on 190.1 taxea Cost and fees 207.30 6.421.71
September. 19u4 on 1902 taxea 130.90
Septemlier. Idol on 1902 taxes CoatH 61.29 182.19
September. 1904 on 1901 tuxes 124.58
September. 1904 on 1901 tuxes Touts 30.88 101.40
Tolul Received $21,033.97 $21,033.87
HTATK OK OltKOON.
County of Cluckumaa.
I. J. It. Shaver, Sheriff of said County, do heroby certify that the fore
going statement Is correct and true. v
Witness my bund this :iim It day of Septemlier, A. I) , 1904.
J. II. SHAVKIl,
Sheriff of Clackamas County,
1 My R. C. llackett. Deputy.
SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT OF COUNTY TREASURER
I'ri 1 111 April I, to October 1. 1904.
OKNKKAI, Kl'ND.
$::::, :il italance on bund April 1, 1904.
0.:nmf, Itecelved from Sheriff on 1903 taxea from April 1 to Oct. 1, 1904.
90.05 Received from Sheriff on 1902 taxes from April 1 to Oct. 1, 1904.
1:10 .40 Itecelved from Sheriff on 1901 taxes from April 1 to Oct. 1, 1904
113 9:: Received from Sheriff on Junk Sale from April 1 to Oct. 1, 1904.
78 40 Received from Sheriff as fees from April 1 to Oct 1, 1904.
1.700 ID Received from Clerk us fees from April 1 to Oct. 1, 1904.
2.070.75 Received from Recorder as fees from April 1 to Oct 1, 1904.
20.00 Received as lines from April 1 to Oct. 1, 1904.
50.01 Received from xnle of land from April 1, to Oct. 1, 1904.
10110.00 Received from llipior licenses from April 1 to Oct. 1 1904.
:!5.:i7 Received from Clerk on delinquent and nitRe. (axes from April 1
to Oct 1, 1904.
47.39 TiiinHferied from State fund to General fund April 1 to Oct 1, 1904.
$ 19751.10
$2k:i77.54 I'll Id on County warrants from April 1 to Oct. 1, 1904.
imioooo Paid on State Tax from April 1 to Oct. 1, 1904.
I00.0O Transferred from (ieuerul fund to Indigent Soldier r'und.
i
$JH477.54
$49751 10 Totul received from April 1 to Oct. 1. 1904.
38477.51 Totul paid from April 1 to Oct. 1, 1904.
$11273 02 llaliince 011 band In (bmerul Kuml Oct. 1, 1904.
10NOS (Willi. I.. Treusurer of Clackamas County, Oregon.
ROAD Kl'NI). '
$24095 00 Ilaliini'i' on band April 1. 1904.
39NK 21 Itecelved from HIiciHT on 1903 taxes from April 1 to Oct. 1, 1904.
29 00 Received from Sheriff on 1902 taxes from April 1 to Oct. 1, 1904.
29 02 Received from Sheriff on 1901 taxes from April 1 to Oct. 1, 1904.
12 3N Received from Sheriff on Junk Sale from April 1 to Oct. 1, 1904.
.00 Received from Clerk on Dc!iniiicnt tax from A-prll 1 to Oct. 1, 1904.
$28754.27
$2::505 47 I'nld on Road Warrants from April 1 to Oct. 1, 1904.
1300.00 l'uld to Orcon City Road from April 1 to Oct. 1, 1904.
$24805.47 .' j'j
$28754 27 Total received from April 1 to Oct. 1, 1904. "
24805 47 Total paid from April I to Oct. 1. 1904.
$ 3918 X0 Balance on band In Road Kund Oct. 1, 1904.
INDIGENT SOLDIER FUND.
$ 85 .98 flatunre on band April 1, 1904.
100.00 Transferred from (Jenernl Fund to Indigent Soldier Fund.
$185.98 Total received from April 1 to Oct. 1. 1904
130.00 I'aid from IndlKcnt Soldier Fund from April 1 to Oct .1. 1904.
$ 55.98 Balance on hand In Indigent Soldior Fund, Oct. 1, 1904.
COUNTY SCHOOL FUND.
$37552.7! Italance on hand April 1, 1904.
4322.89 Received from Sheriff on 1903 taxea from April 1 to Oct. 1, 1904.
10.10 Received from Sheriff, on 1902 taxes from April 1 to Oct. 1, 1904.
23.98 Receiver from Sheriff on 1901 taxes from April 1 to Oct. 1, 1904.
12.37 Received from Sheriff on Junk Sale from April 1 to Oct. 1, 1904.
.00 Received from Clerk on Delinquent tax from April 1 to Oct. 1, 1904.
83.54 Transferred from State School to County School from April 1 to
Oct. 1, 1904.
$42012.25 Total received from April 1 to Oct. 1, 1904.
27012 .89 Total paid to Hchool districts from April I to Oct. 1, 1904.
$1 1909.30 Italance on hand In County School Fund Oct. 1, 1904.
STATE SCHOOL FUND.
$ 83.54 Balance on bund April 1, 1904.
12844.58 Received from April 1 to Ort. 1, 1904.
$12928.12 Total received from April 1 to Oct. 1. 1904.
83.54 Transferred from State School Fund to County School Fund.
$12844.58 Balance on band In Stato School Fund Oct. 1. 1904.
SEMI ANNUAL 6UMMARY STATEMENT.
Of tie Finunclnl Condition of the County of Clncknmns. In the State of
Oregon, on the 30th day of September, A. D., 1904.
LIABILITIES.
To warrants drawn on the County Treasurer, and outstanding; anil
unpuld S115.501.02
To estlmuted amount of Interest accrued therein 7,600.00
Total Liabilities $123,001.02
RESOURCES.
Hy funds In hnmU of County Treasurer applicable to the payment
County Warranta $11,273.82
By estimated unpaid current taxea applicable lo the payment of
County Warrants 4,500.00
Net Indebtedness 107,227.40
Total $123,001.02
Htrun( opposition wna offered .by the
temiieranre p-nple of flswegu precinct to
Ihe application of Henry Juriii-s for
tin- UTiintlnK liy the County Court of a
license to II liquor at Ohwcro.
Mr. Jacques? pi-tllloh was sluni-d by 111
li-Kul vritArs and when It was considered
at the sesslim of the court laat week, a
large dHi-gallon of the cltlst-ns of Os
wean were In attendance to remonstrate.
A remonstrance, bearing 17 ilic'iuturee,
und uniithi-r iii-r havliiK the names of
06 residents of the precinct who had
hIkiihcI neither the petition nor the re
mouet ranee whs presented by the re
niniiatrutors lo show Hint the petition
fur the MeeiiM win not signed hy o ma
jority of the li-iful voters of the precinct.
The ' rcmnnatratice was dismissed by
the court for the reason that It had been
'Imitated urfore the petition for the sa
loon license was completed. In the same
connection the court ruled that 24 of the
nun -signers were not legal voters of
Oaweuo precliiei. This left a bona flde
population of legal voters numbering 211.
The court Investigated the voting qual
ifications of the signers to the petition
and ili-termlned that the petition had Ihe
names of three more than a majority of
Ihe legal volets having a residence In
the precinct, tin this showing, the li
cense was granted.
The petltliHier, Jacques, until two
mouths ago, conducted a saloon at Os
wego. . At Hint time he tiled a petition
fur a renewal of his license which was
denied because a remonstrance having a
greater number of signatures was pre
sented. The application was vigorously
fought by Mr. Jacques on one side and
the temperance people on the other,
each side having employed attorneys.
WILL CAMPAIGN FOR ROOSEVELT,
Clackamas County Orator Will Partici
pate In Canvas of State,
The Presidential campaign In Oregon
by the Republicans will occupy only about
two weeks. It will begin about Octoher
01 h and will be very generally carried
on throughout the state until (he day of
election. The result of the efforts of
Ihe large number or public speakers who
have tendered their services to the State
Committee will be round In a majority
approximating 90,00 In Oregon for Roose
velt and Fairbanks at the November
election.
Clackamas county Is again this year
out 1 Uniting lis share of campaign ora
tors. Among those who have notified
halrman Baker or a willingness to par
ticipate In the campaign are: Renator
llrownell. Mayor firant H. Dlmlck. who Is
one of the 'residential Electors; C. II
I'yo. J. I', ('amplx'll and Gordon K.
Hayes.
It Is not definitely known what shak
ing will lie arranged for Clackumas
ounty. but the county will be thoroughly
covered hy competent and entertaining
speakers In exposition of Republican
irlm lpli'S and policies.
THE
MANEUVERS AT AMERICAN
LAKE.
The recent "war games," In which
the troops of Oregon, Washington and
Idaho participated. Is the subject of
an Instructive and entertaining arti
cle by General Thomas H. Anderson.
U. S. A., (retired). In the October
Pacific Monthly. In discussing the
value of these maneuvers, he says:
"In civil life no one believes that
buslnesM methods or mechanical ex
igence can be learned or acquired
from books. Practice must supple
ment theory. This Is Just as true of
the art military. Manuals of tactics
state the space a brigade of a given
trength should occupy In close or
open ground, and the time required
for a deployment of change of front.
man of average Intelligence can
commit these statements to memory
In a very short time, yet no one with
out practice can estimate the dis
tances Involved In the simplest field
maneuver. Distances look so sur
prisingly different undor differing con
ditions; whether, for Instance, we es
timate over land or water, over hills
or plains, or by night or day, or In
unsblne or fog. In estimating dis
tances, the Are of an enemy Is, of
course, a very conruslng factor. In
calculating the time It may take to
reach a given position, the condition
of the roads or character of the In
tervening country will have to be
considered, and an absolute assurance
can only be obtained by reconnolter-
Ing. What the enemy may do In the
ay of obstruction or opposition fur
ther complicate the problem. The
object of field maneuvers is to make
the problems given as nearly like
those of actual warfiti$' as possible.
1
A petition has been circulated among
the patrons of the R. F. D. routes No.
1 and 2 asking for a change in the
course. The routes are both too long,
and It is to remedy this and to estab
lish R. F. D. No. 4 that this action is
taken. Route No. 1 will then be ev-
tended to Liberal and No. 2 will icover
the territory between No. 1 and 2, ex
tending into the ' Molalla country.
urora Boreallls.
Ts Bead of a Department of the
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