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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1905.
NEWS OF THE COUNTY.
Intertlng Corrspondnc Crowded Out
of Last Wwk'i Iiiui.
BEAVER CREEK.
Haying; has started In thli burg unJ
crops are reported fair considering the
stand.
Miss and Albert Studeman were the
guests of Wm.' Seanlon and family one
evening recently.
Quite a crowd attended singing school
lion Jay night.
Thomas Panlels and son. William, are
rapidly constructing their noy granry.
Wm. X. Pavls. of Cams, called on his
many friends here this week.
L. Ginther, of Shubel, called on A.
Thomas last Sunday.
Fred Stlner ts home again.
Mrs. C. Mural and daughter, Myrtle,
were In our town one day this week.
L. Welch, of Oregon City, Is helping
the Shannon Bros, at present.
Willie Rouchnls. of Oregon City, Is
visiting relatives here.
A. Klelnsmlth and family, of Ely, were
guests of Carl Studeman and family last
Sunday.
The Highland baseball team brushed
up against the wrong boys last Sunday
when they went up against the Shubels.
GREENWOOD.
Quite a number from Beaver Creek
attended church here Sunday.
Nellie Fleming. Nora Gregory. Anna
Cahlll Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Randall. Geo
Randall and Elmer Lucas called on Mr.
and Mrs. Geo, Rider Sunday evening.
Mrs. MeCormack returned home Friday
with her son, Frank, who has ben In the
hospital In Portland. We are all glad
to see him Improving so fast.
Anna Cahlll attended the graduating
exercises at Parkplace Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Stoker went to
Canby 'strawberring Tuesday.
Roy Bristol and Nellie Beardsley re
turned to Portland after visiting with
Mr. Bristol's mother. x
. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Thomas expect
their daughter, Mrs. Llule Davis, of
Pardner. Idaho, In the near future.
Mr. F. C Thomas has purchased a new
back.
Don't forget church every Sunday af
ternoon at 3 o'clock.
MULINO.
Glorious sunshine again and vegetation
ts taking on a better hue. Potatoes are
making a rapid growth. Corn Is back
weather. ward but will Improve with warmer
At the meeting of the Molalla Mutual
Telephone Association last Monday. It
was the sentiment of the meting to es
tablish a metalic circuit from Molalla to
Oregon City. . A committee was appoint
ed to be composed of one director from
each association to devise some means
of erecting the same.
Fred and Agnes Woodslde were seen
Jn our burg last Sunday.
The Grangers of Molalla Grange No.
40 P. of H.. met at their hall last Satur
day and the day was observed as Chll
drens' Day. The grange was well at
tended and a good program was render
ed. Mrs. Gibson and daughter. Ruth, of
Salem are visiting with Mrs. Daniels at
present
Andrew Johnson and wife, of Molalla,
spent the day with Fred Erickson and
family.
MT. PLEASANT.
One of the most beautiful and historic
places in the state of Oregon Is Mt.
Pleasant, less than a mile distant from
central Oregon City. A glance over the
beautiful fields and pretty homes, con
vinces one that nature has been more
than partial to this sightly place, as she
Ilea a vision of beauty in her vesture of
flowers, foliage and splendid fruits. The
view Is magnificent. The distant snow
capped mountains are made more grand
by diversification, girdled with green and
crowned with snow, they present a pic
ture of perfect splendor. Mt. Pleasant
was given her appropriate name by the
late William Livingston Holmes in 1MI
and Includes "Rose Farm." a part of the
Holmes donation claim, now owned by
Mrs. Dan O'Nell and her sister. Miss
Mary L. Holmes, and is one of the first
homes In the state. The Hedges farm,
originally the Archibald McKInlay claim,
now owned by W. M. Ladd. of Portland.
"Locust Farm," the original M. M. Mc
Carver claim, now owned by Mrs. Eliza
beth Warner and children. The S. S.
White claim, now principally owned by
W. B. Patton, the original Howell claim,
now owned principally by A. Howland.
The Samuel ance claim, now the prop
erty of L. H. Andrews. Mt. Pleasant
has always been noted for her hospit
able homes some of which are now occu
pied by old pioneer families.
Mrs. M. H. Hensley, wife of the late
Major Hensley. of California, has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dan O'Nell
and Miss Holmes at "Rose Farm"the
past three weeks.
Mrs. M. H. Thornton returned to Port
land last week after a pleasant stay at
"Rose Farm."
Mr. Lewis J. Fuller, of San Francisco,
spent Sunday with his cousins. Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Warner at "The Lilacs."
Mrs. A. E. King, of Dwaco. Wash.. Is
visiting her mother Mrs. Elizabeth War
ner at "Locust Farm." j
Miss Mary L. Holmes acted as hostess
at the Oregon building on Oregon City
Day at the Lewis and Clark Fair.
The many friends of Mrs. C. C. Wil
liams will be pleased to learn that she
Is recovering from a long and serious
Illness.
Mr. W. B. Stafford. Mr. R. H. Taber
and C. P. Andrews exhibited a fine lot
of strawberries at the Lewis and Clark
Fair last week.
Wallace Williams, of North Yakima,
' Washington, has returned home after an
extended visit with his mother, Mrs. C.
C. Williams.
Miss Mona King, who has been at
tending high school at The Dalles, Is a
guest at "Locust Farm."
Mt. Pleasant was well represented at
'the Lewis and Clark Fair on Oregon
City Day.
CLACKAMAS COUNTY COURT.
(Continued from Page 7.)
Hundreds of Uvea saved every year
by having Dr. Thomas' Eclectrtc Oil in
the house Just when It is needed. Cures
croup, heals burns, cuts, wounds of ev
ery sort
Subscribe for the Enterprise.
Geo. Nlcolal 17.50
Ralph Daty .87
Gottlieb Feyrer b.CO
L. V. Robblns 3.40
H. Trullinger 4.25
B. F. Noyer 1S3.00
Pope & Co. 4.40
Gus Johnson 10.50
M. Baty 10.50
Frank Lay 10.50
J. R. Davles 10.50
J. Slaughter 6.25
R. Ball 3.60
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C. Adams 1.50
H. J. Rastall 7.50
J. R. Davles 6.25
A. V. Lofstedt 10.50
G. Feyrer 7.00
Frank Lay 7.00
Albert Entile 14.00
H. J. Rastall 5.00
J. R. Davles 3.50
Frank Lay 10.50
H. J. Rastall 15.00
Gus Johnson 12.00
Victor 10.50
District No. 23.
R. W. Zimmerman 48.00
M. Hostetler 5.60
Mm. Armstrong 6.60
I. D. Hutchinson . 4.50
Alax Miller 5.25
F. M. Lucke . 15.00
J. C. Mark 3.00
H. Dietx 3.00
J. F. Kerr 4.50
Asa Calister 6.00
H. Gilbertson 9.00
C. G. Hoffman 4.25
J. Berkey 2.98
District No. 24,
A. Newschwander 2.50
Carlton & Rosenkrans 16.95
J. Dosier 6.00
M. Henderlee 4.50
Ernest Hoffman 4.50
Warren Haskins 6.00
. Gotwal 1.50
H. Warnlck 1.50
T. Johnston 1.50
John Crocker 3.00
Fred Smith 1.50
Fred Slier 4.50
Joe Gotwal 1.50
Lee Cochran 1.50
Ellis Ridings 12.00
H. Kilo 1.50
Pat Dosier 1.50
John Stuwe .75
Frank Kropf .75
Harry Garrett 1.50
R. I. Garrett 27.50
District No. 25.
J. B. Mitts 2S.75
District No. 26.
R. V. Lewis 9.00
H. N. Everhart 12.00
J. R. P. Vick 18.00
Vlck & Schamel 63.75
Bennie Cloe 3.75
Lloyd Shaver 1.50
Isaac Williams 15.00
J. R. Cole 9.00
W. H. Engle 10.50
W. P. Kaylor 12.00
H. L. Vaughan 3.00
J. H. Vick 3.
L. W. Robbins .40
liberal Lumber Co. 9.12
P. M. Boyles 35
V. J. E. Vlck 34 25
District No. 27.
George Fry 3 SO
H. Ridings 1.50
Walter Long 2.50
W. Madison 4 00
Wm. Mortonson 4.56
Wm. Mortonson 2915
C. K. Quinn 3 00
C. P. Thomas 6 00
J. V. Falconer 17.25
J. P. Miller .1.50
Joe Jones 3.7S
J. T. Drake 6.75
P. A. Marquam 9.00
D. R. Hubbard 4.50
Chas. Skirvin. 6.00
3. M. Long 3.00
A. E. Taylor 150
Austin Taylor 150
Frank Jackson 6.00
a! vie Jackson 6.00
Dan Halpruner 1.50
Guy Larkins 1-50
Ed. Skirvin 4.50
E. C. Hubbard .75
I. D. Larkins 7.50
George Bentley 3.75
John Labour 65.00
Tom Harmon 5.00
District No. 29.
Bagby Lumber Co. 5.40
John Snyder 2.25
J. C. Snyder 17.00
District No. 31.
A. Elligsen 112
J. L. Kruse 2.62
D. Harms 12.35
G. Volpp 7.00
G. Gross 3.50
E. Boeckman 175
N. Christensen 1.75
F. Zimmerman 5.25
F. Baker 7.87
A. Gross 6.12
E. Kruse 26.00
L. Kruse -87
H. Elligsen 4.50
H. Baker , 1-75
A. Delker 3.50
A. Borland 3.06
W. Kiser 6.00
J. Kiser 6.00
J. Bushbaum 5.26
C. Larson 10.50
Clarence Larson 7.00
A. Hodge 3.00
F. Gasser 1-75
Z. Elligsen 48.75
District No. 32.
H. C. Krause 22.50
H. L. Hasselbrink 7.50
A. Camehl 4 00
E. S. Kruse 36.00
Rob Graham 4.50
P. G. Olsen 3.00
Guy McCully 3.00
Dan Stahlnecker 20.75
District No. 33.
H. Warnick 12.50
Ed. Closner 37.50
District No. 34.
Z. Elligsen . 2.25
Z. Elligsen 7.50
E. Kruse 18 00
H. Elligsen 3.50
C. Gray 42.00
J. Armstrong 25.25
0. C. Wbitten 17.50
A K. Ford 52.50
C. Larson 10.50
J. Townsend 5.25
A. Woodhouse 42.00
J. Wanker 22.25
E. Whitten 33.25
,E. Crand 33.00
1 L Ford 52.50
j T. Armstrong 10.50
1 J. R. Hays 7.00
!J. Junker 12.00
K. Battlorf 12.00
C. Shield 8.75
Ernest Kruso 9.00
Z. Elligsen 2.25
District No. 38.
1 Wm. Mortonson 4 S2
: C. G. Hoffman 2 50
Ivan nroadwelt 3.00
' Noah Yoder 3.75
, Bud Thompson 7.50
I A. F. Lenhart ISO
I Levi Yoder 150
P. J. Anderson 3.00
Ole Rye 3.00
P. H. Wormdahl 3 00
Bluford Stauton 3.45
O. H. Bomberg 1.50
L. 1. Lenon 4 50
A. Drescher 1.50
N. Blair 26.25
C. G. Hoffman 2.50
J. W. Elliott 4.00
A. W. Elliott .75
W. F. Stanton .75
In the matter of claims against
county allowed.
Pauper.
John Avln 8.00
Mrs. Bradhl 12.00
Mrs. J. C. Parker 15.00
C. E. Burns 5.00
B. Forrester 6.00
W. T. Gardner 10.00
Horton & Jack 8.00
A. Intel 15 00
J. A. Jones 6 50
M. Kruger 7 00
V. J. Lewellen 6 00
L. Matherson 7.00
W. H. Mattoon 8.00
W. L. Molloy 8.00
R. G. Ogden 5.00
Isaac Prlndle 8 0
Irs. M. Pickens 1000
J. Roadarmel 8.00
Mrs. Ryckman 5 00
F. W. S prague 10.00
C. E. Swann 4.00
Mrs. Valentine 7.00
Mrs. H. Woods " 5.00
Mrs. Bowerman 10.00
J. Fredericks 3.00
Judge.
Thos. F. Ryan 66.65
H. W. Trembath. constable 10.70
Witness Account.
C. Ramsby 1-70
Levi Stehman ( 3.90
J. Adklns 3.90
H. W. Trembath. constable 13.00
Witness Account.
Mrs. Udell 3.90
J. O. Orem 4.30
G. Jewett 3.90
J. W. Meldnim 1 70
Mrs. Kimball 3.90
James Nelson 1-70
Silas Wright 3.90
John Adklns 3.90
Uvy Stipp. Justice Peace 13.75
H. W. Trembath. constable 10.GO
Witness Account.
W. W. Smith 1 90
Guy Purcell 1-90
Chas. Smith 1-90
C. E. Barney 24.30
J. B. Fairclough 170
F. Busch 1-70
A. Anderson 1-70
Jacob Yenner 1-90
Juror Account
Elmer Dixon 100
J. N. Harrington 100
L. W. Ingram 100
Samuel Roake 100
W. W. Freeman 1-00
J. H. Slatterly 100
T. G. Jonsrud, Justice Peace .85
Bert Jonsrud, Constable 5.50
L. Stipp. Justice Peace 3.70
H. W. Trembath. Constable 5.50
Fred Hlmler, Witness 2.40
J. E. Carmack. Witness 4.60
P. Nehren. Board Prisoners 4.97
Water Commissioners 15.00
A. Mihlstin. Court House 2 70
F. Busch. Court House 2.20
V. Harris, Court House .90
Wilson & Cooke, Court House 4.00
0. C. Machine Shops, Court
House 100
B. A. Sleight, Clerks 52.00
J. R. Shaver Sheriff 15.45
H. W. Trembath, Dep. Sheriff 4.50
Wilson & Cooke. Sheriffs 2.50
C. Buchegger, Recorders 36.00
Ednetta Chase. Treasurers 8.00
L. A. Reed. School Sup'L 6 00
W. G. Beattie, School Sup't 6.00
J. F. Nelson, Assessor 108.00
C. H. Dauchy, Assessor 78.00
Echo Samson, Assessor 26 00
C. N. Greenman, Assessor .80
J. K. Morris, Assessor 78.00
J. C. Bradley, Assessor v 78.00
H. S. Gibson, Assessor 72.00
E. P. Carter, Assessor 69.00
F. J. Nelson. Assessor IS.0'1
,Vm. Brobst, Com'r 11.60
1 h. Killin, Comm'r 13.20
k. L. Holman. Coroner 5.00
.Vary Engle, Insane 2.70
W. E. Carll Iiuane 5.00
II. P. Mount, Insane 5 00
Enterprise, Printing 34.10
Courier. Printing 10.90
Telephone Co. 4.45
Zimmerman-Wells Co. Mach'y 60.00
Huntley Bros. Co., Stafy 22.45
J. C. Zinser. School Sup'L 64.30
Daunch Pilot, Circuit Court 5.00
Road Survey.
J. W. Meldrum 39.00
John Lewellen 20.00
W. H. Counsell ' 20.00
E. Lewellen 6.00
A. S. Henderson 6.00
C. Bittner 6.00
Amos Vallen 6.00
V. R. Hyde 3.00
J. W. Meldrum 17.80
J. Lewellen 10.80
W. H. Counsell 10.80
D. L Trullinger 2.00
n. C. Kerns 2.00
John W. Meldrum 33.00
J. Lewellen . 15.00
W. H. Counsell 15.00
F. Ahnart 6.00
G. R. Woodle 6.00
J. L Robertson 6.00
M. Grafenhain 6.00
In the matter of the Long road.
It is ordered that said road be open
ed. In the matter of removing rock
from the Gribble Frairi e and
Scott's Mill road. Ordered that
$20.00 be allowed for purpose of
removing said rock.
In the matter of the Dickey
Slough bridgo. Ordered that court
visit mine on Juno 15, I'.WS.
In tlui mutter of grading one and
oiuMhird niilos of llolut rood.
County agrees to grtulo same on the
li'th or noon thereafter as can be
done.
In the matter of the Stafford and
Tualatin road. Ordered that
li allowed and balance to l by
volunteer work.
In the matter of the Dryland hill
road. Ordered that .$'.!3 Ih allowed
to grade hill.
In the matter of application of
John Gil)Oon l'ost for relief of Mm.
Kowan, Indigent soldier's widow.
Ordered that ho bo allowed $5.00
for one month.
In the matter of removing
stumps and logs from premises of
W. 1. Dallas. Ordered that sujht
visor burn all debris placed on aid
lands.
In the matter of bridge across
Cornell creek. Ordered that Com
missioner Probst and J. Monk ex
amine1 game and report.
In matter of improving l!ingo,
IJiK'k creek and Hidings hills. Or
dered that $73 lie allowed for im
provement same to b tinder super
vision of Christ Ctreiger.
In the matter of powder for Fin
tor road. Ordered that one Ikjx of
powder lc allowed for said road.
In the matter of issuing dupli
cate road warrant to C. Cot tee in
place of one lost. Ordered that a
duplicate warrant be issued in lieu
of the one lost.
In the matter of offer of Albert
Durst to furnish lumber for Fisher
and 10 o'clock hills. Offer of $3.13
considered ami ordered filed.
In the matter of the offer of Cum
mins & Co. to furnish lumber on
Fisher and Ilohlandcr hills. Offer
of $3.90 considered and ordered
filed.
In the matter of the petition of
A. AschofT and others to rebuild
bridge across Sandy river near Sal
mon river. Ordered that said bridge
Ih repaired.
In the matter of the vacation of
part of the Lawton road. Ordered
that viewers meet on the 27th day
of June, 1903.
In the matter of the Mt. Pleasant
and Canemah road. Ordered that
viewers meet at the place of liepn
ning on the 2Gth day of June, 1903.
In the matter of the Paul Dunn
road. Ordered that viewers meet
at the place of beginning on the
19th day of June, 1903.
In the matter of delegates to Na
tional good roads convention at
Portland -on 21, 22, 23 and 2Uh of
June. Ordered that all road super
visors !e appointed as delegates.
In the matter of county exhibit
at Lewis & Clark Fair. Ordered
that the petition for another ap
propriation be referred to County
Judge Hyan.
In the matter of objections to
orad in Eagle Creek precinct. Com
munication of P. E. Linn relative
to road from Davis' to Kstacada
objecting to same ordered filed.
In the matter of foot bridge on
Susj)ension bridge. Ordered that
matter Ik; referred to County Judge
to ascertain cost.
In the matter of the Henderson
road Ordered ojK-ned with lalxir
of jietitioncrs and expense of sur
vey paid by Clackamas county.
In the matter of Holjertson road.
Ordered opened with labor of peti
tioners and ezpensc of survey paid
by Clackamas county.
In the matter of Trullinger road.
Ordered opened with labor of peti
tioners and expense of survey paid
by county.
Cuban Diarrhoea.
U. 8. soldiers who served In Cuba dur
ing the Spanish war know what this
disease is, and that ordinary remedies
have little or no effect than so much
water. Cuban diarrhoea Is almost as se
vere and dangerous as a mild attack of
cholera. There Is one remedy, however,
that can always be depended upon as
will be seen by the following certificate
from Mrs. Minnie Jacobs of Houston,
Texas: "I hereby certify that Chamber
lain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy cured my husband of a severe attack
of Cuban diarrhoea, which he brought
home from Cuba. We had several doc
tors but they did him no good. One bot
tle of this remedy cured him, as our
neighbors will testify. 1 thank God for
so valuable a medicine." For sale by
Geo: A Harding.
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