OliEOON CITY EXTERPKISE, FIJI DAY, JUNE 2-1. ,1010..
8
COUNTY COURT.
(Contlnpod from page 6.)
(i. dross
n. nudge
K. Pchroedor . . . ,'
N. Christian
K. Junior
R. Wilson
A. Kslberg
M. Teidmnn
1. Sohabor
;. Schabor
J. Cans
J. MINor
l,ouls Sehalior
F. Schaber
H. Turner
H. Iderhoff
DISTRICT NO. 35.
J. R Jones
DISTRICT NO. 36.
A. Harris
Mrs. A. I.. Woods
O. Miller
1. V. Samson
M. Stanton
O. Rye
V. I-emon
A. Skey
J. Wormdahl
J. Stanton
H. Seely
A. Anderson
P. J. Schneider
F. Stanton
B. Kent v
A. Relchel
S. Clark
N". Yoder
J. B. Mishler
A. Yoder
F. M. Samson
DISTRICT NO. 37.
Joe Bivert
J. McElson
J. V. Carell
DISTRICT NO. 38.
Wilson Cooke
Welsmandle & Nelson
Trojan Powder Co
Chas. Wallace
J. Xast
T. R. Worthington
E. Worthington
O. Skoog
J. Snoop
H. Balentine
R. N. Richardson
C. Worthington
W. T. Jones
Risley Bros
U Vetito
J. Harding
R. Richardson
A. D. Bowers
T. Worthington '
0. P. Roihe
J. M. Ford
J. G. Holman
Ja,s. Nichols
J. Vigles ....
C. Seofen
T. Evaus
J. Fromniier
G. Conway
E. T. Webb
Monroe & Roberts
Honeyman Hardware Co
Mitchell & Lewis Co
Graham & Son ..."
DISTRICT NO. 38
A. Mather
Story & Thoma3
E. A. Howard .,
Wilson & Cooke
H. Fisher
A. Schoenborn
R. Schoenborn
L. Evans
J. Irish
L. T. Sinclair
O. Stryker
F. Jaggar
C. Casto
A. Jones
A. Edwards
R. Davis j
T. Miller
T. Lewis
C. Welsmandle
Henry Mills
E. .Deidrich
H. Schoenborn
DISTRICT NO. 40.
C. A. Burkhart '
Sherman Lyon
D. L. Davis
S. E. Lyon
G. O. Warfield ,
Ed Douglas
B. Scott
W. M. Cox
W. Nlemon
J. H. Heaton
H. Gibson
A. A. Wagner
F. E. Kolman
George rorman
S. McCrackcn
Otto Stulke
C. Longgren
E. Griffin
H. F. Gibson
DISTRICT NO. 41.
Paul R. Meinlg
Trank Busch
C. A. Keith
H. H. Udell
John Bews
E. Bews
G. Roberts
G. Sawtell
G. Kitzmiller
L. Cooper
J. W. Exon
E. Wolf
E. Evans
M. Graffenhain
W. Roberts
J. DeShazer
James Wolf
G. R. Woodle
DISTRICT NO. 42.
A. L. Yoder
O. I. Miller
A. E. Taylor
C. Geiger
W. S. Rawhauser
W. Moser
J. Watson
12.23
10.50
10.30
S4.00
10.50
21.00
10.50
i2.-:3
J mill S7.40
Jones 19.20
Woimdalil 2.S0
K. Uws 11.20
Taylor 16.00
Taylor SU10
mx 17 S0
Conrad U$i!
Conrad 11.20
Willamette Hotel 9.7S
K. U Meyers 5.20
Oivn Cuttliis .20
John GalTney. Jr.
I. W. C.alTney ..
F. H. Madison...
Geo. F. Norton .
K. P. Carter
C. llartmann
Palmer 10.00 j
I R. Ktuger
. i
.oo I
2S.0O
22.00
1 2.00
10.00
Palmer
H. Murray
K. Taylor
DISTRICT NO. 45.
Ostrouski
M.'like
i P. T.
Mrs.
Shelly .
Hart ..
Bond .
Maw Smith
..iW. S. Kddy .
.. ! H. Sullivan . .
! 00
i oo
55.00 I C,ar!t
! i..
!a.
Vallen 14.00
John Gtthens
IS.
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fi-'!A.
A.
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A.
1.00 i O.
3.10 I Mr.
Freeman
T. Henderson
Swan
C. 1'iigor"
Cox
A. Soot I
1". Hogden . . .
i:. Halko
Arciet
Vallen
Vallen
Freeman . . ,
A. J.
! T.
W. C.
!J. A.
Matrs .
llaies ..
Martin
Keok ..
3.00 1 ;
1.00 i
3.00 ;
2 00 ;
S.10'
,.oolu Hil,m'r
Peter Aodlstad
l.;,0J' W. Judd ....
, George Preston
StVSO
3.20
S1.S0
2.10
2.40
2 00
2.00
2.00
2.20
2.00
2 20
$.00
3.00
21 20
:;: 20
27.00
37.iV
3S.10
20.20
o.
1.40
3.40
.20
l.fiO I ,
.20 j a.
S"j.'
'-20 J.
3.40
33.40
.20
1.60
3.40 1
25.00 !
i
3.40
55.00
John Gishu 42. SO j
2 40 I
5.20 j
5.20 i
W. J. McCord :
22.50 i Eil Cnllff
.1. Cox ll.'.S.C. W. Parrlsh
DISTRICT NO. 46. j J' K' rom,r
W. Hatton 9 00 H-.n- N'1"
R. Carr 40.00 ! J- J'Ul S A"
C. H, Thorpo , Co 10.00
Williams Bros 1.50
l. K. Swnmi 15.00
Wnt. Pint forth MO
' II. 11. Hughe 8.00
1 C. K. Burns '. ti.00
1 M. Krugor 12.00
Alvln 10.00
: W. T. Gardner 10.00
i F. W. Spraguv 10.00
1 Mrs. Bradtl 10.00
1 .1. A. Jones .' 15.00
liootgo 1uolle ....... , . , 10.00
F. T. Barlow 7.00
T. K. A. Sollwoed 12.50'
W. II. Young 10.00
"Gregory Buyer 10.00
Mary MoiaJ S.00
Sam Biher 1S.00
Minnie Pulley T.00
George May 10.00
Mies Johnson t.00'
1 Sioklor ? S'OO
Patten Home 111. 00;
5.20 1
3.20 1
5.20 j
42.10 1
A. Mack
Frank
W. Watts
,C. Holeomli . . .
II. Mumpower
X. 1-eaeh
O. Pay
55.00 .
G. W. Bentley
. pi 1...
17 001 ji'iuii'u
50 I Anderson . .
v. ,iJ H- Jackson
2S.00 1
2S.00
12.23
50.00
21.35
.50
44 75
1.50
2.50
61.10 I
54.73!
23.75
( 47.50
' 40.50
49.12
30.73
94.50
72.33
63.00
26.00
7.00
66.00
4.00
J. Frank
W. E. Mumpower 63.00
DISTRICT NO. 47.
W. Wagner 20.00
E. Rivers 35.00
M. Rivers 20.00
C. ?.. Lake 34.00
F. Bordman 10.00
F. Lake fi.00
G. Hllmer ' $.00
E. Harrington 26.25
W. H. Smith 8S.0O
DISTRICT NO. 48.
Paul R. Meinlg 50.60
Roy How 23.00
John S. Keisecker 51.25
E. Wendland 24.00
H." Keisecker 30.00
W. Wilkins 56.00
H. Rldderbusch 19.00
H. Wendland 4.00;
II.
.00 ! "
.50
.Jackson
F. Douglas ....
A. lies
! W. F. Douglas
i Mrs. W. F. Douglas
Jamej Wolf
I David Hoffmelster
W. P. Ferrel
P. A. Trullinger ..
Ed
46.SO
5.20
5.20
5.20
5.20
5.20
5.20
5.20
5.20
7.00
5. SO
5.20
5.20
0
Douglas 5
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
W. W. H. Samson 7.75
F. A. Miles 170
Jack Donthet 1.70
Robert Baker 1.70
SHERIFF.
R. B. Beatle 2S.0C
COUNTY CLERK.
Wilson & Cooke 1.00
F. W. Greenman 2.00
" RECORDER.
N. F. Derby
C.E. Ramsby '
C. Buchegger
James Lam per
4.00 j Mose-Kninknef
65.00
9.00
10.00
6.93
S. M. Kelso 10.00
Hen 1. amies , 10,00
INDIGENT SOLDIER.
Mead Post No. J 15.00
ARMORY RENT.
Company "G"' 0. N. G... 25.00
TRUANT OFFICER. j
F. A. Miles 10.00
COUNTY VETERANARIAN. '
W. S. F.ildy 33.33
STENOGRAPHER
I. M. Harrington 60.00
' INSANE
W. V. Tel. Co 1.25
I F. A. Miles 8.S0
! J. W. Norrls 5.50
K. Curll 5.0J
BRIDGE.
J. W. Moffnlt 60.00
SCALPS.
James Hnrdy 14.00
Frank Rees 1.50
J. W. Park 10.00
J. A. OJoll 13.50
William Norrls 3.00
U Baker 2.00
PRINTING.
Cour'er 36.60
Enterprise 167.35
SURVEYOR.
S. A. D. Hungata 134.90
N. Ulalr
73.40
Bud Thompson 72.40,
S1.00
52.00
00 j A.
T.
29.23
29.25
22.50
22.50
27.uO
4.50
15.75
10.00
31.16
3.00
3.40
100.00 !
14.10
2.70
12.80
52.50
63.1.)
61.23
57.50
5 1 .o0
57.50
61.23
31.25
39.70
32.50
2S.55
83.44
33.70
f.l.SS
37.75
61.8S
13.13
, 5.15
Paul R. Meinig 10S.93
DISTRICT NO. 49.
G. R. Hathway S.00
L. J. Israelson 5.00
W. W. Porter 5.00
G. T. Hunt 22.50
DISTRICT NO. 50.
R. Thorpe 7.00
Conklin I6.O11
Flanders 16.00
George Durgan S.0O
J. P. Davis 22.50
DISTRICT NO. 51.
E. Seifer 40.30
Bwse 13.00
Siefer 25.00
Jackson 1S.O0
E. Siefer 21.00
Taylor 1O.J0
C
2.20 : c
Heiting 5.50
Hoffmeister 5.00
Welsh 1.00
Bohna 1.00
Weilin 1.00
Weddler 1.00
Hennetiser 1 50
Zineeli l.OO
Heacock l.'JO
W. Roots 3.4u
GENERAL ROADS. j
John Lewellen CS.::o!
W. H. Mattoon 43.30
Jas. Adkins 10.00 j
Bornstedt & Reugg 18.43
Schafer Lumber Co 6.72
Jas. Adkins 9.22
Ed Olds 118 40
J. W. Jones 91.00
J. T. Friel 143.30
D. E , Frost 89.23
D. W. Olds 63.75
W. W. Smith 63.00
H. B. Warren 21.00 j F,
J. A. Olds 70.0" I
15.61 Pope & Co : 2.5"
109.60 imams Bros. Trans. Co 14.91
46.00 Wilson & Cooke 75
17.50 ' Straight & Salisbury 75
5.00 1 Straight & Salisbury 4.80
47.50 Oregon City Commission Co... 18.50
20.00 : P. Mattoon 47.70
44.50; H. P. Mattoon 12.00
32.5oiThe A. H. Av-rall Mach. Co.. 18.40
44.30 Standard Oil Co 4.21
Wm. Isensee 6.18
Ueall & Co 3305.90
23.50
39.50
JC.50
21.00
11.25
14.00
11.00
5.50
70.35
54.40
31.36
34.00
70.00
42.75
9.00
21.00
2.00
15.00
28.00
7.00
12.00
8.00
36.50
4.00
10.00
12.00
57.50
12.24
2.83
54.40
4.80
19 40
13.00
1.60
Security Vault & .Metal Wks. 51.30
.Marion Counl)r 46.75
Or. Sr Wash. Sewer Pipe Co... 14.25
Oregon City Foundry 6.43
City of Oregon City 8492.17
COUNTY COURT.
G. B. Dimick $ 9.00
John Llewellen 9.20
W. H. Mattoon 11.60
F. A. Miles 29.30
CIRCUIT COURT.
T. M. Miller 27.00
H. Ballou 5.20
J. G. Mumpower 44.40
Ira Dickey 50.00
Thomas Mooney 43.60
A. Engle , 2.00
E. P. Elliott 2.00
C. Muralt 5.90
J. M. Turner 2.00
R. P. Cox 2.00
J. K. Grllilde 48.40
Geo. W. Seramlln 20.80
J. C. Pierce 2.40
Geo. Randall 3.00
Peter Andistad 3.60
Miller Pierce 2.20
Mark Rosier 2.00
D. C. Howell 42.80
W. F. Douglas 5.20
Mrs. W. F. Douglas 5.20
J. M. Ware 3.20
H. B. Nichols 3.20
Wm. Young 6.00
TREASURER.
Jesse Paddock 10.00
CORONER.
George Prosser 2.20
E. N. Piatt 2.20
E. L. Davidson 2.20
H. Gesser 1.70
J. E. McCutchon
E. Dllthey 1.70
Fred Trinkle 1.70
Gus Kizer 1.70
John Risor 1.70
Dr. Rossiter 10.00
G. L. Hedges S.90
R. L. Holmaa 15.25
Fred Singleton 1.20
A. L. Long 1.20
Fred Zimmerman 1.20
C. G. Huntley 3.20
John Miller 1.20
T. E. Davis 1.20
J. H. Eisle 1.70
Ralph L. Wilson 1.70
Dr. H. S. Mount 12.20
G. L. Hedges 6.85
R. L. Holman 10.75
Fashion Stables 21.00
R. L. Holman 28.75
E. S. Womer 1.40
R. A. March 1.40
W. G. Mayneld 1.40
J. V. Barr 1.41
J. T. Dowty 1.40
I. A. Bonuey 1.49
Henry Hlmler 5.70
J. R. Townsend 1.90
Earl Day 1.90
E. S. Womer 1,50
E. A. Sommer 23.00
J. W. Loder 10.70
R. L. Holman 15.50
Tom J. Myers 1.20
C. Burk 1.20
J. M. Graham 1 20
J. Beatiliau 1.20
Jacob Miller 1.20
Dr. E. A. Sommer 10.00
Anton Byron 1.70
G. L. Hedges n.70
R. L. Holman ., g.40
SCHOOLS.
H. L. Hull 4.00
Frank Gosser 2.00
ASSESSOR.
Hubert Engle 21.00
C. E. Spence 33.00
Charles Thompson 6G.00
L. H. Kirchem 72.00
Edith Jackson 52.0S
Clara Mitchell 28.00
D. Engle 49.50
H. G. Starkweather 42.00
Arnold Schmidt 42.00
E. W. Randolph 75.00
M. E. Gaffney 72.00
TAX DEPARTMENT.
C. B. Prat t 54 00
CURRENT EXPENSE.
Pacific Tel. Co f 15.45
Home Tel. Co H.05
Huntley Bros. Co 23.10
COURT HOUSE. '
Straight & Salisbury .CO
G. W. McKillican 20.00
C. E. Ramsby , 77.40
V. HarriB 100
L. Geiger ' 12.00
Glass & Prudhornme 3C8.50
J. E. Rhoades n 50
JAIL.
R. B. B';atie 26.48
PAUPER.
St. Vincent Hospital 30.00
Central Stables 7.00
Rose Nehren 31.00
John Adams 25
Jones Drug. Store 50
F. T. Barlow 3.50
A. G. Guynup C0.00
V. Harris 8.15
4S.40
15.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
2.00
18.00
12.00
C. Bock
J. Lewis
J. L. Hendry'
W. II. Ivio
Wm. Alt
Carl All
W. A. Stull
FRUIT INSPECTOR.
A. J. Lewis
BOARD OF HEALTH.
H. Dauehy
II. Datlchy 6.SS
TAX REBATE.
E. C. Blocker ' 2.33
II. M. Cartrlght 30.97
W. H. II. Wade 8 37
In the matter of the Prahl rond;
report of viewers read first and sec
ond time ami referred to District At
torney. In the matter of the Hart road; re
port of viewers rend first and second
time and referred to District Attor
ney. In the matter of the W. E. Mum
power road; report of viewers read
first and second time and referred to
District Attorney.
In the matter of tho J. C. Vuughan
road; report of viewers read first and
second time and referred to District
Attorney.
In the matter of the W. E. Welch
rond; report of viewers read first and
second time and referred to District
Attorney.
In the mutter of tho Henry Koch
road; report of viewers read first nnd
second time and referred to District
Attorney.
In the matter of tho Frank Ahnert
road; report of viewers read first and
second time an I referred to Dlstrclt
Attorney.
In the matt'T of the vacation road
petitioned for by W. H. Ivle; report
of vlewerB read first and second time"
and referred to District Attorney.
In the matter of vacation road pe
titioned for by W. E. Mumpower; re
jxjnt of viewers read first and second
time and referred to District Attor
ney. In the mattr of'the E. B. Miller
road; ordered laid over until the July
term of this court.
In the matter of tho petition of E.
S. Wilcox for county road; ordered
that viewers in tet at placo of begin
ning of said road on the day of
June, 1910.
In the matter of the petition of F.
Vollman and o'hors for a county
road; ordered '.hat viewers meot at
placo of b'.eln.iing of said road on
the day of June, 1910.
In the matter of the petition of J.
F. Jones and others for a county
road; ordered that viewers meet at
place of be-nuing of said road on
the day (, June, 1910.
In the matter of tho petition of
Adolph WeHerhold and others for
county road; ordered that same be
dismissed on account of defective pe
tltlon.
In the mat'er of the Wm. F. Doug
las road; ordered that the petition
herein be and lg dismissed.
In the matter of the J. F. Snyder
road; ordered that petition bo allowed
and said road Is hereby declared a
county road and ordered opened.
In the matter of tho petition of
Harry M. Oourtrlght for rebate of
tax; ordered that the clerk draw a
warrant In favor of petitioner for
$30.97 In payment thereof.
In the mutter of the petition of J.
W. Graham for tax settlement; or
dered that the sheriff accept $52.53
In full payment of" said tax.
In the matter of the petition of E.
(i. Blocker for rebate of tax; ordered
ONE WEEK SPECIAL
MEN'S SUITS--Values to $35-at $23.85
An txtra sapply of Men's Hl;;h Class Spring Suits at this time causes us to select
the surest and best method of reducing our stock. We have thrown together a lot
of $25, $30 and $35 values which we will sell this week at
There are no old-suits In the lot This season's most popular patterns are repre
sented and It will not be difficult to select a pattern that will please you In the cor
rect size to fit you as the assortment Is very good and the slJtes not badly broken.
It will pay you to Investigate these offerings.
LION CLOTHIERS
166-167 THIRD STREET, PORTLAND, OREGON
$2
thin the clerk draw n warrant for
J.' .'i.l in payment thereof.
In the niattor of petition of Kta
eadu Slate Bank for Interest duo on
road wm rants; ordered that tho clerk
draw warrant for fii.oo In payment
of wime.
In the mutter of town plat of reach
t'ovo; ordered that said plat bo and!
Is approved. I
In tho matter of tho application of'
John Evans for removal of obstacles
In tho county roods located In road'
district No. IS; ordered that tho road j
supervisor of said district Immediate-1
ly cruise nil fences and other obstacles I
to be removed from said county I
roads.
Ih ready for travel, tho old otu 1m
vacated.
In the. unit lor of the Welch rond;
ordered that roHrt of viewers lie up.
proved iitul road opened.
In the matter of tho Vuiighan nmd:
ordered that report of viewers bo up.
proved Slid rond opened.
In tho matter of tho Mumpower
Mod; ordnrod Miut report of viewers
bo approved and suld nmd ordered
oH'iied.
In the matter of deed for roadway
from tho Estncnda Stand Bank and
others to ('lockanius County; ordered
that mill deed n recorded nt expense
of Clnckamas t'ounty.
In the matter of cancellation of
county warrants over up von years
In tho matter of the petition of W.j,. lin,.rod that action of clerk In
H. II. Wade for rebnto of tin; or-,, cm.,dli,n of said worrnnts be
derd that tho clerk drnw warrant j nm tlt, ,,, j,riy approved,
for $S 37 In payment of said rebate, j H ,, mll,,r , ltl vacation of
In tho matter of petition of A. 8. Mrrols, parts of streets, lots and
CofTman fur an order cancelling pcn-i Murks In tllndstono; ordered thai the
ally and Interest on tsx of 1909; or-! petition for tho vacation of said
derml that tho sheriff accept the fnce streets, lots and blocks be vncuted
of suld tax. tit-wit; $10 S3 In full pay-: as prayed for.
ment of ii ii Id tax. costs and penalty.! In the matter of obit ructions In a
In tho mutter of division of Aber-' " """.v f"'l lending from Monitor
nethy election precinct; ordered Hint t"1" '" r.Illotl prairie, placed therein
by Mrs. - Jones; ordered that K.
M. Huiiimiii, road supervisor of rond
Abernethy i district No. 3ti, Immediately enuso
suld obstruction and tho whole there.
' of to be removed from suld road.
I In the matter of sppllcntlon of City
of rortliiud for u r I K t t of way nloiiK
.11 routity roud; ordorwd that a rlKht
1 of way be and Is ctnnlcl to said city
' t lay nnd roimtruct and perpetually
maintain u second pipe lino ntonjt the
county rond between , Multnomah
County and tho Sandy Illver, com-;
inonly known as tho llerrlck rond. I
all that portion of Abernethy votliiK
precinct lyluK north of the Clucknmns
river be sci;rc;utci from
precinct, and toRether with the Dona
tion IjiiiiI Claims of James Mi-Nary,
Jacob Johnnon, tio and tho same Is (
hereby constituted a separate votltiK
precinct to ho known as (ilndstone.
precinct. ' J
In tho matter of creation of election
precinct of Sunnyslde; bcKlnnlng nl '
tho northwest corner of section 27,
T 1 Sit 2 E. and ninnltiK thence oast j
three and une-half miles to tho mirth-
west corner of tho northwest corner j
of section 30, T. I Sll 3 E; thonco,
south three and one halt miles; thence:
west three miles; thence north ouo-j
Quarter mile; ttlcnco Went ono-hnlf.
mile to the SK corner section 4. T 2 1 Thfl Kind YOU HSVS AlwaVS BtMut !
Hoard of Directors of School IHnlrht
No. ii'.'. t'lni'liumiiN Comity, (ire
District Clock's Fnancifll Report.
To I In' 1 1 1 1 1 i n 1 1 1 . the Moul d of HI
rectors and IckhI lnpuers of
School District No. I'.'J, Clnckauiiis
t'ounty, tin'Kon;
I rcHHctfully submit the follnwlntt
as my nnunciul report of sold ills
diet for the tin ul year ciidlnc June
JO. l'JIO. aiJ
UKCKII'TS,
t'ounty School fund f 7..M7 .Ml
Slate School fund 3.l7Sts
Special school lax MfitU :!!
Tuition Mil "A
Umus i;,or,ilnii
SlukliiK fund tsliicn last
report! I.U.'i" HI
$;il.2M i'.3
DISIHHSK.MKNTS
Teachers' salaries II,NS"I3
Clerk's sulury iouuu
Janltois' salaries Wiioo
Itepnlrs and Improvi-tncnix. H'.m
Supplies and fuel S'r.i s
Water rent and electric
power lo.'iK.'i
Appnnitim nnd furniture, , . i lli'u
I'rliitlUK ami advertlsliiK ... , :'::IV
Interest on bond ,' S7.Y00
tulerent on loan 1 J.I 27
Itepnviiieut of loans 7..M'i III
Coiupletliui of KiiHlliiuu IiIiIk
addition M, .',il
Uiboriitnry l l.'i J7
MlscelluneiitiH .... ::l('i
r
dish on hnnd
Diverted to slnkliiK fund for
repayment of liollds
I:.V7H'.J2
S.1S7 in
:; :i'"i on
llulauce
I I .'.s7i
CASTOR I A
For Infant! and Children.
1.IAII1I.ITIKS.
f per cent IminU duo June
I. 11 1 3 li.oouOii
6 "T cnt ImiiiiIs due He- .
cetiiber I. mi 5 C.ominil
S T rent bonds due Aplll
1. INJ1I 5 jWUIil
Total llnhllilos f 17,5'iii.ix)
(i.ivii fully submitted,
k. i:., nimiiiic
District Clerk.
SR J K: Ihi'iico north three miles tu
tho place of hcKluliiK, shall be known
and designated as Suiinysldo election ,
precinct. I
In the mntter of the election precinct
of Dover; beninnlng nt N. W. corner
of section 115, T. J Sit 4 K. runnliiK '
thencii East 3 miles to N. Ii. corner i
section 31, T. 2 Sit 5 K, tholico south1
one halt mile; thence oast 1 mile;
thence north one-half mile to thu N.
W. corner of section 33, T. 2 SH S E;
thence east 4 miles to tho N. E. cor-'
nor of section 30, T. ! S, H I E; I
thence soul h l nillo to N. W. corner
of section 0, T. 3 S, It E; thoncoj
east 0 miles to N. E. comor of see.-'
tlon 1, T 3 S, K 6 J?; thence south 3'
miles to tho 8. E. corner section 13,,
T 3 S, It Ii E; thenco west 0 miles to
tho B. W. corner section 18, T 3 8,
it ft E; thenco north 1 mile to tho
N. K. corner section 13, T 3 8, 11 G E; I
thonco west 8 miles to tho N. W. cor-
tier of section 14, T. 3 S, It 4 IC; j
thence norlh 1 mile; thence east one-'
half mllo; thenco north 1 mile; thenco'
west one-half mile; thenco north to
the plitco of beKlnnliiK. Ordered that
all tho terrotory embraced In the
above descrlpllon bo deslKnated as
Doer precinct. '
In tho mailer of the petition for elec
tion precinct to bo known as Clarkos;
ordered that tho order heretofore
made establishing the election pre
cinct of Clarkcs bo and tho snmo Is
hereby vacated and held for nnuKht.
In tho matter of petition of H. L.
Moore and F. W. Sottlemolor for tnx
adjustment; ordered that on payment
of $15.00, together with cost and pen
alty, shall bo fully satisfied; further
ordered, that upon payment of $10.00
the tax for 1905 shall be fully satis
fled; further ordered, that upon pay
ment of $20.00 the tax of 1908 shall be
fully satisfied.
In the matter off tho Mumpower
vacation of a county road; ordered
that said petition bo granted and tho
road described bo vacated.
In tho matter of the Frank Ahnert
road; ordered that report of vlowors
bo approved and road ordered opened
for travel. ,
In the matter of the Henry Koch
road ; ordered that tho report of view
era be approved and road ordered
opened, and that part of old road sup
plied by tho new bo vacated, when
now road Is opened for travel.
In the matter of the Hart road; or
dered that the report of vlowors be
approved and road ordered openod;
further ordered that when new road
Hours tho
Bliinturo of
District No. 62 School Report.
(Hi'Koil City. r., June Ju, l'JIO,
To the taxpayers unit patrons of;
, School District No. CJ, Clucknmns'
County, lii'i'Kou: i
i We respecllully submit for your,
1 ciiiisldeiailon the following report of
mailers III conneclloii with the busl-i
lless of the district transacted duilliK
the llM'Ul year Just ended. Tho llunii I
elul condition of the district Is exiid j
. lent, us we have no lliintliin debt, and j
have a cash balance of $ I..'.s7. 1, ex
elusive of a hflilvliiK fund id $:i,iiou
: for Hie purpose of repayment of
i bonds us they become due, ns Is re- j
I quired by law. i
I Tim Krowih of the city schools nnd;
the dCHliubllly of keeplllK pace wltllj
'otbor Oregon cities In mutters odti
IcHllonnl caused us to recommend thi'i
I construction of a IiIkIi school build-1
ItiK, and we were recently authorized
I by the taxpayers to Issue bonds to
' ine amount of $lu,ii(io for tho pur
I chase of u silo nnd the construction
i mid equipment of a suitable buimiUK ;
i These bonds will ho sold at oni-fnnd
i it s expected thai soon after the1
openliiK of the Fall term this year.l
the btillilliiK will bo ready for occu
pancy. It will be of substantial con
strucilon and modern In every re
Hpect and will bo u credit to Oregon
City.
There are now 22 teachers hi' the
corps. Owlnx to the Increased cost
of living, salaries have been ad
vanced; the minimum for the oomlim
school year will be $! and the jnHx
limim $75 for teachers. Thu salary
I of tho city superintendent has boon
Increased to $li;o0 and that of the
principal of tho iiarclay building to
$100 per month. It Is the object in"
the llimrd of Directors, however, to
keep tho expenses of operation with
in the estimates.
In order to provide room for the
pupils $815.50 was expended In com
plotlng the addition to the EaKtham
biilldliiK. Two class rooms have been
maintained during tho year In tho
Harclay gymnasium bulldlng.
Tho general scholastic condition of
tho schools of Oregon City Is very
satisfactory to the Directors. , Labo
ratory apparatus has been secured
during the year and Installed In the
high school. It Is the purpose of tho
Hoard to establish departments In do
mestic science, manual training nnd
drawing us soon as the new high
school building Is completed.
Tho flniinclul condition of the dis
trict and the receipts and disburse
ments for the llscnl year are shown
by Iho annual report of tho district
clerk, which Is hereto appended.
Respectfully submitted,
GEO. A. HARDING,
A. Ij. ItlCATIK.
W. A. IIIINTI.KY.
JOS. E. HEDGES,
O. D. EBY.
Don't b Annoyod
With skin trliubles, rhups, pimple,
bluchlieuds, ecMimn or sores. Will!!
one 2.1c box of Dr. Hell's AuMseptlo
Snlve will cure you, Try It ut once.
Hold by Jones Drug Co.
I'RiU'O.SAUS Full Fl El.--The under
signed will receive senled roulii
for supplying School Dlnirlcl No.
ii'.'. Cluclinnius County. Oregon, with
i;o cords of llrst clnss, Ill's! growth,
body fir wood, to tie delivered liefori
September 1. r.'ln, ns fnllow; llnr
clay building, t'.il cords; Eusthnm
building, I'.,-! cords, High School
building, 3.1 cords. The sueresifnl
bidder will be reunited to file n bond
. In the ii n i ( 1 1 r 1 1 of $.'.oii. The right
to reject nny or nil bids Is reserved.
I'ropoHtils must be plni-cd III n senled
envelope marked 1'ltUI'OSAI.S Ft HI
Ft'F.U and must lie In tin hands
of the iiliilerslnied on or before
July 11. ltiio. ai 5 P. M. E. E.
IIUODIE, District Clerk.
I WANT A FARM NEAR OREGON
City; also some ucrengo and tim
ber land, from owner directly. Mrs.
K. C, cure Knieiprlso.
On Rainy Days
A Fish Brand Slicker
will keep you dry
And glv yo a fall ! U
comfort nd long vssr
QUARAHTtfO WATtRPBOOr
Bold by flrtt-clul BaUIUri tk oosstry
o.r, Bond for'oor I'im OsUlogus
A. J. TOWtH CO. ONVEJJJ
TOWM CANADIAN CO.. Lid. Vy-?
TOSOMTO, CA0 'ZjffBRli
Dr. W. Chambers choltze
A. II. 1 Hi,2. A. M. WOK. Lnfiiveile CnlleRe,
Kiislnn, I'i'iiii., M. 1. ) Hi!7. thu university
iitul Ili'lli'Vti" iliiHplinl Mi'illi'iu I'lilli'so,
New York City.
ROOMS 3 AND 4, WEINHARD BLOCK.
Olllce nnd coliMiilliilliill prnellre cxclllHvi'
ly. Over fei'ty yeitrs experience. I'l'he
Ihielnr emillniies the Eastern oiistuni nf
pulling up Ills own prescrlptlotis.
j TAKE THE HINT I.
i
You can get the best that
money can buy if you buy of
our new stock of canned Table J
Fruits, They have the delict-
I ous, ripe flavor. 1
t '
! HARRIS' GROCERY i
I Oregon City.