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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE. FRIDAY, DECEMBER, 14, 1900.
THECOUNTY COURT
OUSINESS TRANSACTED AT REG
ULAR DECEMBER TERM.
Be It remembered. That at a regu
lar terra of the County Court of Clack
mas County, hold In the Court House
a Oregon City, for the purpose of
ransactlng county business In De
amber, the same being the time fixed
y law for holding a regular term of
aid court, present. Hon Grant B. Dim
i. county judge, presiding; T. B.
vUlla and John Levelling, comtnis-
loners, when the following proceed-
aga were had, to-wit:
-n the matter of Pauper Allowance
Peter Hanson, $6.00
E. Hitchtnan, 10.00
W. Danforth, 5.00
R. G. Ogden, 5.00
C. E. Burns, 5.00
B. F. Forrester, 6.00
W. J. Lewellen, S.00
M. Krueger, 7.00
Mrs. Valentine, 7.00
John Avin, 10.00
J. E. Jack, 8.00
V. L. Molloy. 10.00
Isaac Prindle, 10.00
W. T. Gardner, 10.00
Mrs. M. Pickens, 10.00
Brunswick Restaurant, 10.00
F. V. S prague,
Mrs. Bradtl,
Mrs. Heinz,
J. A. Jones,
Mrs. M. Ford.
Q, Albright,
indigent Soldier
Mead Post G. A. R.,
CIaJm Against County
Q. B. Dimick,
J. Lewellen,
T. B. KUlin.
Circuit Court
E. R. Hubbard,
Brunswick Restaurant,
M. Hubbard,
Lewis Kock,
Mrs. S. Curry,
Mrs. M. Cook.
Frank Robinson,
T. H. Sconce,
J. M. Coon,
J. L. Murdock,
We Stewey,
J. Cline.
J. J. Knaus,
J. Gower,
O. D. Robbins,
Chas. Thompson,
C. C. Babcock,
Otto Hettman,
James Henderson,
Lewis Koch,
Ed. Ott.
Flo Ott,
E. Rinstedt',
Marvin Hubbard,
A. Hunter,
H. M. Mullan, .
Joseph Reed,
J. Mlady.
J. W. Grasle,
Irving Appling,
Wash Smith,
O. Hettman.
E. Ringstedt,
E. H. Cooper,
J. Henderson,
Perry Sharp,
Chas. Shields.
Fred'k Frederici,
Maggie Frederici,
C. H. Dauehy,
E. C. Chapman,
J. C. Haines,
W. F. Boberg,
G. R. Miller,
J. E. Marquam,
P. Wormsdahl,
I. M. Park,
Petre Held,
Justice of the Peace
F. H. Dungan,
.T. F. Adams,
.1. V. Harless,
T. J. .Jonsrud,
L. O. Cornet;,
I,. D. O'Neil,
T. R. Whitmarch,
E. L. Shaw.
L. Rail,
S. D. Rambo,
Brady Rambow,
S. U. Barney,
A. Mautz,
Otto Hettman,
Louis Cook,
Sheriff
It. B. Jieatie,
C. F. Kly,
Fashion Stables,
Clerk
Echo McCord,
Ella Shaver,
M. Mulvey,
Retta Pierce,
Recorder
Ixivejoy & Lincoln,
G. L. Hedges,
"oroner
Wilson & Zumwalt,
-upt. of Schools
J. C. Hinser,
ax Rebate
Mrs. E. Wilbern,
Current Expense
r. W. Greenman,
Universal Adding MacU
J. F. Nelson,
Telephone Co.,
Water Commissi! rs
C. H. Dye,
F. T. Griffith.
Phenlx Insurance Co.
Northwestern Ins. Co.
Court House
F. Buseh.
A. Mihlstin,
Wilson & Cooke,
P. Kehren,
Pauper
Mrs. Kate Parker,
Mrs. T. Doty. ,
J. F. Nelson,
G. D. Dlmlek,
Miles .ft McGlashan,
Star Dairy,
L. Adams,
St. Vincent Hospital,
C. B. Nash,
Emma Wilkinson
I. Selling,
J. E. Jack,
Insane
Dr. W. E. Carll.
W. U. Tel. Co.
L. Stipp,
Bridge Account
O. C. Lumber Co.,
O. C. Foundry,
O. C. Lumber Co.,
Printing
Courier,
Enterprise,
Daily Star,
Surveyor
S. A. D. Hungate,
Reports of Supervisors-
District No. 1.
C. Kerr.
C. Battin,
J. Hoffman,
C. Couusell,
W. H. Counsell,
District 3
Wilson & Zumwalt,
J. B. Elliott & Co.,
Sager & Wing,
Rodlun Bros.,
W. R. Dallas.
District 4
Alex Baker,
Charlie Hunter,
S. A. Douglas,
R, B. Gibson,
Lindermann Bros.,
II. Wilbern.
L. S. Baker.
E. H. Burghardt,
H. S. Gbson,
District 5
W. J. Hlllyard,
J. Rlchey.
Otto Rlchey.
Walter Hall.
District 6
N. E. Donahue & Co.,
A. D. Edwards,
Paul Dunn,
B. Hite,
Straus,
Straus,
John Straus,
Fred Wlnche,
Ernest Kligel,
D. F. Louderback,
Fred Proctor,
District 7
Bacon & Sons,
Hans Kock,
Geo. Oak,
Jas. Fegles.
District 8
Straus Lumber Co.,
District 9
Samuel Miller,
Fred Lins,
Carl Lins,
M. Grafenheira,
' John Oalson,
Henry Vosst,
William Held,
District 10
Has. Tracy,
W. R. Oatfleld,
District 12
W. H. Bonney,
Storm & Storm,
J. S. Gill,
E. Swales,
District 13
F. Busch,
Deririg Lumber Co.
A. M. Kirchein,
W. C. Ward,
J. T. Fullam,
I George uiii,
District 14
H. A. Heater,
H. Bigelow,
Eugene Cummins,
G. F. Gibbs,
Jas. Shelley,
Jas. Shelly, Jr.,
T. W. Gibbs,
H. Froemyer,
Wm. Rivers,
A. Splinter,
C. C. Gibbs,
District 15
O. C. Lumber Co.,
R. H. Taber,
W. B. Lawton,
M. Telford,
D. G. Hylton,
District 16
Jonah Penman,
B. F. Allen,
W. G. Randall,
H. H. Eastman,
District 17
Carlton &. Rosenkrans,
Jos. Penman,
10.00
10.00
10.00
10,00
8.00
8.00
5.00
15.50
26.90
26.10
18.00
3.25
3.80
4.90
4.80
4.80
7.00
27.60
25.00
27.00
27.20
9.20
2.90
3.00
4.00
13.60
10.60
4.40
4.40
4.40
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
3.60
4.00
4.00
4.00
5.00
5.00
6.40
3.80
12.20
6.40
11.60
2.20
4.50
4.50
24.60
5.00
25.00
26.80
20.40
29.00
29.00
4.00
7.40
45.00 1 Alex Tleo, 2.25
45.00 Geo. Holland, 1.50
49.50 A. M. Olson, 1.50
49.60 Good's Bridge I
O. C. Mnrhlne Shop, 4 94
4.50 E. Story ' 27.15
2.28 J. W. McKay, 1.80
2.23 A. Holland, 170.62
13 SO J. Zook. 7.65
A. Koehcr, 5.80
45.00 Scripture & Beauliou, 6.00
8.00 Wilsou Zumwalt, 10.00
5.00 O. C. Iron Works, 1.15
2.50 J. Green, 75.00
10.00 S. Green, 72.00
1.20 W. Dutcher. 72.00
COO W. Martin. 36.00
30.00 W. Fine, 60.00
2.00 E- Hatch, 60.00
3.50 A. Anderson, 6.S7
14.95 J. W. MacKay, 104.00
11.40 V. Grimm, 1.00
M. Johnson, 9.00
5.00 District 19
.58 J. B. French, 1.75
2.50 C. E. Smith, 1.75
F. Lee, 3.50
400.00 W. Wallace. 1.73
62.49 J. J. Mallatt. . 10.00
110.00 J. Ertckson, .87
A. Erlckson. 3. 50
57.10 District 20
35.50 Fred Hettman. 3.00
54.10 A. Durst. 1.00
Geo. Rutherford, 1.75
18.00 W. H. Botterailler, 4 50
John Put. 12 60
Amos Vallen, 1 50
4.23 C. Bittner, 4.90
6.00 Fred Madison, 1.50
2.00 C. Keunzy, .75
2.00 A. Sherruble, 1.50
5.00 B. Sullivan, 62.00
Eugene Cummins, 6.50
6.00 Helston Ley, .50
3.65 F. T. Chute, 10.00
68.80 District 21
3.12 Robbins Bros 1.00
136.00 Wm. James, 3.75
Frank Wlnslow, 3.75
13.50 Wm. Baker, 2.50
lg.00 Fred Wlnslow, .60
6.00 S. Dlx. 3.50
3.00 Bert Hubbard. 1.50
594 Slfa James. .60
5 65 Frank Arquette, 3.00
1 60 W. E. Bonney, 23.00
10o O. N. Hart. 115
J. W. Stiuidinger,
Albert Eimlo,
H. S. Ramsby,
District ,23
E. M. Zimmerman,
Fred Barhart,
Andy Hnehart,
G. Krnus,
C. Trost,
U. W. Zimmerman,
N. K. Cole,
W. B. Tull,
District 24
Carlton A Rosonkrans,
Lais & Co..
Solon Kluxer,
9. H. Knuffman,
Ola Kyllo,
F. SehultH.
Otto Blxol,
Phil Mohr,
Morts Myers,
George Mitts,
R. I. Garrett,
District 25
Carlton & Rosenkrans,
J. B. Mitts,
District 26
Robbins Bros.,
D. L. TrulllnKer.
M. S. Hungate,
Win. Skeon.
Jacob Harless,
O. W. Bobbins.
P. C. Miller,
John Shepherd,
Chas. Pelky,
U Shank.
R. Pelkey,
Wm. Stennlnger,
H. N. Everhart.
District 27
Carlton k Rosenkrans,
J. Labour,
District 28
Jas. Nicholson,
J. C. HIce,
Roy Rice,
James Gray,
J. Walker,
G. M. GroHhong,
D. M. Groshong,
Homer Williams,
F. J. Ridding.
A. M. Groshong,
Petter Brown,
District 29
W. L. White,
F.
J.
J.
1.70
0.20
5.00
3.15
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.90
1.90
2.10
2.50
2.10
2.10
3.50
3.10
18.19
39.70
2.50
50.25
50.25
50.25
50.25
35.00
10.00
5.00
56.78
6.40
24.25
3.46
11.25
3.50
42.50
73.50
7.50
7.00
2.00
93.55
15.50
42.50
24.50
10.50
8.75
7.87
18.31
3.00
4.50
13.00
81.00
5.65
4.50 1
3.05 I
.75 j
3.00 j
r, nri i
15.12
7.20
2.50
222X0
248.CS
15.00
3.00
19.25
44.90
4.00
2.00
5.50
20.00
3.00
72.05
S0.00
48.75
35.00
30.00
22.75
28.00
22.10
28.00
7.00
287.39
1 .-. nn 1
10.00
13.00
8.00
6.75
4.50
17.00
3.00
7.93
9.00
9.00
1.25
' 6.10
13.50
ia.it
District 22
Robbins Bros.,
Gust Johnson,
Andrew Johnson,
R. D. Ball.
I. G. Vaughan,
C. Dickeraon.
R. P. Cooper,
District 31
4.00 1
10.50 i
W. J. Powell.
B. F. Wcddle,
7.871 J. Batdorf.
4.37 S. Batdorf,
14 00 j Z. Elllgsen.
11.37 District 32
2.62 , Fred St. Clair,
2.62
13.50
7.20
3 60
3.50
13.25
11.00
11.00
45.60
5.60
8.25
11.45
3.95
4.50
3,50
4.50
3.00
n ok
3.00 1
3.00
1.50
17.50
3.55
16.50
C.C5
14 05
2.25
3.00
15.73
2.60
1.50
25.50
4.60
7.00
0.00
.75
27.50
20.50
15.00
9.00
6.75
4.50
0.00
7.50
3.7
1.60
4.50
2.60
18.00
3.00
44 20
1.00
4 65
800
8.00
24 35
7.00
Elmer Jones,
A P. Todd.
(ild lllltHOIl,
Will linker,
Jofl Roberts.
UufuH Slnhlnerkor,
Robert Htnhlnockor,
Feed Btahlnorkor,
Frank KhiAi,
A. J, Winters,
Dan Htuhliwcker,
District 33
Dodge Lumber Co.,
Press Howell,
(loorgn Unwell,
Frank Howell,
Victor Schmidt.
Willie Howell,
Roy Haley,
Ed. dustier,
District 31
O. C. Lumber Co.,
John Turner,
Sam Hiitdorf,
Puul Hchrooder,
R. Bchroedor,
Duvld Joiicm,
Joseph Batdorf,
James Edmonds,
ChiiH. llakrr.
Delloek,
District 35
Western Storage
Proctor Ilers,
A. D. Edwards,
District 36
A. J. Uls.
S. H. Kauffman,
O. W. OwIkh.
Hud Kent,
C. E. Voder.
N. lllalr,
John Wachtman,
A. Colllstnr,
John ('aato.
District 38
C. Kerr.
V. Dlx,
(i. W. Thlessen,
II. Thlessen,
District 39
F. Busrh,
J. Kelhofor,
Ilalley,
Hoard.
Balloy,
Co..
1.25 In the matter of road tax collected
7.00 within corporate limits of Oregon
.50 City for year 1905;
.50 Ordered that warrant be drawn on
7,00 general mail fund for $2211.25 In
4 00 favor of Treasurer of Oregon City .
4.00 in the matter of petition of resident
7.00 mul lax payers of road district No. U,
1 37 for 13 boxes of powder, and that court
9.00 duplicate 11 subscription of (299.75 for
21.25 plunking the Kelso and Oregon City
road;
82.60 Ordered that 13 mixed of powder be
2.13 purchased, for said district, and that
0.12 $200 worth of road plank tie fur
5.50 nlslied after the .subscriptions nro
4.37 collected and worked out.
13.40 in the matter of the efflre of Constable
32.85 fr J 11st lee of Peace District No. 3;
14 00 It Is ordered thrt the office of con
stable In Justice of the Peace DIs
4.H.Q0 trirt No. II, o and same la declare
30.50 vacated, ami that Ed Lakln ho ami
3D 00 In appointed to fill vacancy.
3.50 u tint mutter of the claim of Mrs. E.
20.00 Wilbeni for lobale of tuxos;
3 12 Ordered that same i allowed an4
10 00 that warrant Issue for $6.40 In pay-
5.00 moot of same.
12.50 In the matter of mnle .panpors of
4 00 Clackamas county;
Ordered that all uii'le paupers of
50 I'liicluiinus county, are hereby rlle4
122.60 to appoar before this court on the
35.00 jlrst Wednesday of January term
1907 at the hour of ten o'cl xk am.
42.00 nn.t mIh w cuuse why their name
70 85 nhoiild not be Ntrloken from the list.
10.50 n the miitier of the petition for the
f alley In Block 4. In towe
8 75; vacation
3.75 . iif Oswei'.o:
1
1.25;
4 00 j
3.00 I
2.00 ;
5.75 j
9 001
16.00 j
45 00
A.
S.
F.
A.
2.75
49 38
27.75
3.50
450
In the matter of the petition of M. 0.
Proctor anil others for county road;
Ordered that viewers meet at place
of b ginnlrg on the 18th day of December.
Objections having been filed to va
cation of same, It Is ordered that
same be referred to January term
of this Court, at 10 a. m.
In the mutter of procuring printing
and stationery for county orTlters;
Ordered that no stationery b paid
for by Clackamas County except
on written order of one of the mem
bers of this Court.
In the matter of the Paul Schneider
road;
Ordered that Supervisor proceed to
open suld road on the survey, and
that county cb'ik notlOy said Su
pervisor of this order.
I President Castro of Venezuela, U
ton his death bod and rebels win vie
j torles over twvurnnienl armies.
In the matter of the petition of Henry I
Gortlar and others for county road; I Boston went Democratic In the
Ordered that viewers meet at place ! municipal election, Tuesday. Throe
of beginning on the 17th day of De- larRe Massachusetts cities Join the
cember. dry side.
A
EADQUARTERS
FOR YOUR XMAS SHOPPING
The needle lends Its service to the making of many
of
pretty little novelties. Wo have a complete stock
THE "MAKINGS"
Pillow Tops, Embroidery Silks, Hoops, Stamped Linens, Sniisllks, Mexican Drawn Work, Linens, Bat
tenberp; Pieces, Linens, Thread nnd Braid, Cords, Etc., Etc.
GIFTS FOR MEN
Don't, wrinkle your forehead another minute we solve the problem easily. No need to trust to some
one's else taste irt clears tills year, for here are hundreds of Gifts Unit men will like.
Suit Cases, Shirts, Collars, Ties. Gloves, t'nderwear, Night. Robes, Shoos, Military Brushes Toilet. Ar
ticles, In fact, dozens of acceptable nift.s. Brim? your list, to us.
GIFTS FOR WOMEN
Equally as easy, loads of pretty things In every line, Beautiful lino fancy collars, bells, hose support
ers, handkerchiefs, hosiery, suit cases, umbrellas, etc, etc,
Oregon citys busiest, store j
2.00 Ivan Dimick,
3.00 M. Berringer,
2.00 M. Parmaletz,
C.90 D. R. Dimick,
15.0s I A. H. Knfgkt,