I
BUSINESS IS SLOW
the
ti.., u vrr Arm tone ta
i. t-H- i.nt little business passing. , nfake a
. n lumt of contract bunlneM f.irtnor top
has been reported don to He
pound, but the better class of yards
aro (till rinding strong bids at If
The market for spots Is nrm utt
previous price nominally la effort,
iri, n.arVt continues to show
ain,,tf disposition with brew cr not ity offering
inclined to hurry purchases of the
crops. Stocks of hops re Hunt
erywhore and It would not take much
buying activity to clean up- every
available bale tu eight.
A Ne York mall advice of latest
date says of the general 1,,Btlft
rttlo 1027. calves 7. hogs 39SS. sheep
i ''SThU weeks cattle market hn boon
full of surprises. The broadened out
: ", m:uie possible fcf .h. 1 -ll! .'n
I on the part of killer.. large and eiiwl .
' i - .,i.i..n r..ctlon In beef val-
("lillM"! n r.t"'
! uei and the tendency of
I .mints upward, pomana
heavy steer wss
sellers
the ni.irkot
for prime
urgent enough to
market and
! .. .t i i..i.. mi. I wife to Andrti
Tottere'r and wife, land section .
township nouth. range I east; -
'''lion M Hock wood to Church
Smith and wife. I"t IL Mock '. Ar-
d',"'Wi. MM, Anderoiig.
rr.'i - - . ,,. a
ami .. ii-""
land sections 5
onth. range l oast; It. ..i,
Eveline McCtunh to Joseph M -tub
Sit, renirai rttiti"- "
II. ( Wolfsell
Carl Strvmigreoil
V. Banter
A. K, Ituohe
II. IIMK
. F. Puts
Kdd Grace
V. II. Hottoinlller
J. Put
District No. 21
Oregon City KnterprlHo ...
Claude Wlnalow
Annus! Forsgren
A. N. Stvauson
District No. 22
Oregon City Courier I'uh.
Mettilg's secotui .1. n. i '.
i Ceo. Coffmnn
Meter to Eugenia II. Taggart f t; Hutinato
17 ami i. :
i block 4; Ms l. 3 Hml
Pleasant Little "n,,
to
township
3,6!6
..45.597
..45.S23
.. :
...9.52$
.. S.S29
Receipt for week
Hecelp'a from Sep. 1
Receipts same time laat year
Kxports of Europe for week
Exports from Sept 1
Exports same time last year
Imports for week
Import from Stpt 1
I.nunrf KSnlA tilUS last i'tiT
"Brewers have not bee nbuylng to
any extent this week and that has
given a very quiet market through
out. The demand seems to be satis-
fled for the present, and it wm piw
-.I- v . . oitinir market for a while.
i....-o nf low stocks here and
the Intrrlor dealers have shown no
disposition to make anw concessions
and vfc( an opportunity to move some
lots might Induce a little shading.
me r.n'iu" . . , i.i.iin.t to
.... ..i ... t i.i.u.L- ir i eniriii rtti""
of JS ws'aslly oPiaiuou. , ioi i. '
The bulk or Kteers were , - .. k llti if,t to rnanra
'XLr'M kV ortglna, ,on
Oher MOCK wa. -.u""-. "
prime stuff was w'atve. i o" " p lllMH, ,jn Company
hoitersal ' bull J""'". U , ,(H-tlon 6.
M.r, .re extreme quo .tun . m , ,,1)!lt; ,io.
Utvelpts nave ere....... , . . . - u, 0s,.lir Sniltn.
. .tmnar. C. ltn ism - - . ... . .t .,.. M.i n s s secoiui
','rl.':L:,Kcu!n,
'. .liir.trent occasion until! t". i?
SV; fl nv nMch-Ht Thursday. As bus iTt. IJ.
,h d-se Sa.unlay was weak at 7 45 :? ami
1 . , .t.. .r.,.,iii b c i i. block tt.
Sl'E" w,oa .o AspasU
boldlncs i.m I'een i ,lf . .. 0.ton 2S. town
!,,i"M " , ti.i.i
xlitp :l south, ratwe o e..s..
t'h.irles Albrignt aim
..... .m.i wire pari .-tnm.-"
I.fy tVe deman.1. r.te,, " ".7 " , , , iV. .0tion 9. 10 ! '"! ,ntlens Mutual Tel. To
mirUt is snowinis iiuuj"." " ... i, ,,.., 4 o.is :!
which may be speculative, a. a. ..
.1... .,,..1,1 r.Mit hoe market has tl.OOO
'......i .....in M..n If temporary. Sui-1
t'o.
..81.031 and w!ub public fork consumption Is , .
..St m'..obfavy,,,hK,.meof h, y.a . .
... K t,....a fit !lt'
,K..M ro t.rm'li V eilUHKH tit's. ..
l.ai,.l Kverv ouier i.tif
I'lay Knglo
i;. Voyror
A KlKle
District
I t;oo. Askln
. A. Kaiifftnan
, tl. K. Wtland
No.
determine future
nlv and demand m
price levels. .
Sheep house business was brisk
durint the weok when opportunity
d ... rd rT nnti-a t'.
and it will prob-ioffere- a"--". yvenl
i.iini he of ewes at J.Vla.
in
Mutton de
mand seemed to be steady though not
urgent. Ootid lamb found a ready
market at current quotations.
', lot of !!'. head sold "off the cars
i $7.50. The extreme top price on
' fed lambs is conceded $7.25 to $
line
I' rime
5.
OREGON APPLES LKED
BY DENMARK'S KING
The king of Denmark personally
has approved the quality of Oregon
apples. He expressed himself a
highly pleased at the excellence of
the stock. By personal letter he has
..ri hm annreclation of the
nnniitv of OreioncTOwn fruit to
L. Johnson of Freewater,
subject of Denmark.
The market for apples Is some-
m-fint more active locally. While there
L.
former
BREWERS HAVE AIL
BUI 20,000 BALES
Wit a dealers estimating that prob
ably not more than :UH0 hales of
hops remain out of the hands o.
brewers in tne enure cuuimj.
situatioa In the local iraue iai" t...
a di(Tert-nt look.
Wh:l onlv a small amount of bus
iness has passed In the spo t hop
trade recently, considering the small
u .tin , vorr lanre amount of stock ! amount of holdings the volume was
w.!-- A nn eongienment to the i -i heavv. Oregon holdings are
Portland trade, good quality Is not ! e8tlnnted from 6000 to .000 bales
nearly so plentiful aa it was anl . an(j California about the same as Ore
allghtly better prices are being ask-;sim. pealers have so few hops at
ed for these. I this time they can scarcely be con-
According to a prominent commis- j gred as a factor in the trade,
slon mtn. most of the stock now be-, -j-bls might possibly be one of the
ing offered on consignment is soir(,asong hy they are not Inclined
poor that he has been compelled to 1 10 the market on remaining
refuse the supplies and has actually ' ots. u anything their position may
paid cash for what he wanted instead, j be coiidered bearish, because with
Apple market trade In the East i i hor In their hands and w ith a de
not h.wine the slightest bit of im-;9ire ,0 take hold of contracts. It
trade there remaining , m not be wise ior mem w
nmvpmpnt.
unsatisfactory to botn seller anu
shipper. Regarding .the general sit
uation Egobel & Day write from New
York under date of February S:
"We are sorry that we cannot write
any encouraging news about box ap
nlea. but as our circulars always re
port truthfully the exact situation, so j figures.
we give It to you ana in wis wona
we certainly have to take the bitter
with the sweet"
at
tempt to put the 1912 crop nigner.
This would ruin their chances of
getting the contracts without paying
more money for them. Recent deals
in contracts have been around 15 'i
16 c a pound with the bulk of the
zrowers holding out for still higher
Heredity.
What a bouncing babyT
l
i
CREAMERY BUTTER
IN BIG DEMAND i real estate 1
0 C
ton lishlp
...... itrt f.t K-r..lA n. Hlrons, latui
section :. township 3 south, range
4 east;: J1 000.
Julias S. Johnson and wlfo to Arnt
Kiinon. land s.vtion :. township
south, wise 4 east: $10.
William M. Hardin and wife to M.
Moreh.ad. trustee land section :'v
township I south, ningo east: It.
Kdmiiii.l K. Sal'in and wife to
l"r.-d t". r.artliolomew. land in Hugh
I'urriu IV U 1'. section I'". townihli
south, ranee 4 east:: IJ.iVO.
William F. Jantx to Kverett It.
Itabb and wife lot 20. block 2, Hover
I'ark Addition: 1.
W. W. Evorhart and wife to J. f.
Nelson, lot 4. block 2. Everharfs sec
ond addition to Molalla; 110.
W. W. Evorhart to Otis W. Town
send, lot 3. block 1. Everharfs second
addition lo Molalla,: 1 10.
W. W. Evorhart to Mario Beiudix.
lot 5. block 2. Everharfs second addi
tion to Molalla: 110.
Jaspar M. Uvkes to Portland. Eu
gene & Eastern Railway, lot 6. block
i Ostti'iio: 110.
Henrv Frick to J. it. Davics. part
of the Callahan P. I. C: i:ioo.
Ellen Maria Rin-kwood to Maria T. ,
Putin, let 1. 2. 25 and 2t, block .
Ardenwald: $1,200. i
C.eorse A. Nuirts and wife to O. i
W. Wlnufteld. lot I.. W. Kobbln s Ad-1
arelditlou to Molalla: IU0.
L W. Robbina and wire to tioorse ;
A. Marts, lots li. 11 and 12 U W. ;
Robhins' Addition to Molalla: $".'.0. 1
William U Starr to Grace Gohhordt .
land section . township 3 south.
n4j:e 1 east; ll.f-00. j
Olaf Larson and wife to Portland.
Eugene & Eastern Railway Company
property In lots A and It. tract 22.
Willamette and Tualatin Tracts: !
$10- I
Matilda Wetzb-r ,and misPai.u 10
X. E. Moffltt; 1175.
Cvrus Powell and wife to William
Hammond, lot 10. block 11. West
Gladstone; II.
William Hammond to Cyrus Pow
ell and wife, lots 1 and 2. block 9.
If in loin and
in block 17. Park Addition to Ore- j y Hlnrstend
con Ci'y: $1.
Ijidd & Tilton Hank to William
rtierryman. lots 5. 10. 4 and 11. Mock
!1S. Gladstone; II.
William J. Jam and wife to t lara
10.75
100
tt0.1
1 .;:
575
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2 00
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l.JJ
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1.0D
5 00
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ti.OO
4 00
I ? 00
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125
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1 00
2 oo
2.7o
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: oo
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9 25
s;t r.o
5...0
2 oo
s oo
S. 11. Here
t E Miller .
y; Faulk
H. Miller
C. Cell rich
Xols F'tsmnrk
S. H Kauffinan
Phil Wergand
I District No 25
Joseph L. Smith
1 J. G. Hamaok
J. A. Mitt
!j Mlllbroad
J. It. Mitts
John llruves
Joe Gil'son
Chris Urenx
Andy Cribble 0
Ensley Grlbble
John Kiiintuer
' J. Cicnske
; Ed Graves
Canby Hdwo. & Implement Co.
I Cole Pros. & Co
District No. 26
1). I.. Trulllnger
' Mrs Gottlieb Foyer
W W Evorhart
District No. 26
Will llrowu
John P.irth
District No. 28
A. Sachet! ""
;. Hlixt n.ou
Xlck Sabe 19-00
Frank Kokle 17.00!
Floyd Ferguson 10 0)
Pert lllrd '. 10 00;
Earl Hlrd 10-00!
Alexander Taylor
.1. Strtliind
K. tlregerson
j, II. Jmld
Olstrlct No. 4.
Win. Ciiseday
W. H. Osbniu
Clias. Rider
District No. 4i.
Waller Cox '
Jesso Cox
Waller Cox '
John Scott
H Ryd.eiioskl
M GronauM
A Valb n
IliU VaMeti
M.i! Jactiiln
Joe I'owets
V. Pogdell
.Iiss Cox
Dislrict No. 6.
, Orxe-ll Watt"
' Irwin Hawk
' J. J. Ilaltan
' W. Wonner
' i II Watts
District No. 4T.
II. E. Sliarrow
i t'uMKl Citltert Flume Co
1 W. II Cotilisoll
II P lloetho
Win Knit
District No. -48,
: Paul It Melnlg
i Fastern Clackamas Journal
! District No. 49.
Phil M. Wagner
E J Stelimmn
; Geo Hathaway
I. II Hurd
G T. Hunt
H. O. Sanford
Hen T. Hawllnw
Art Perry
1100 II. W. Coiiil' '
4.00 Italpll Teirlll
13 10 K. A. Pii'
j( 00 A. K. Thomas
John Hcnll
300 A C, Winner
3 00 !. Ellen A. Uwronco
5.0,1 I.ImIo rierco
Win. Gardner
4 00 Harold Hcnrlo
J.M) K. P. Canllebl
400 liloti Hatiiiuoiiil
100 John C. Uradley
3.00 Wm. Monk
1 0 K. I. Closner
2 00 Elmer Evans
I on K A. Pace
LOO W. II. rone .
4 00 Hen. W. Grant
t oo . n H. Gralmiu
3.75 K l. Tong
j r A Johnson
15 00 I Thus Holland
15 oo ( W. J. Mlb'f
3 00, II. Umgcoy
3 70 S- M Wsrnm k
5 75 ' It. F Wi'ddlc
J. It llrtietjn
.73. J E Mills
19 20 F. II Cn
59 00 Mrs. Morelalld
12 .' ' Or Clifford .
4 01 Mrs C J. Parker ...
A 00 F. A Hiiiiiiii'IsiiII
llii IM Hlnarer . ..
4 90 Maggl Joliusoli
7 Jnlin .1. Wallmn
7 no J. Huffiiii'lsior
3ilMi J. T. Kulhtm ...
10 ko joint Puis
T.mi Hon Ftirrcaier ..
ISO P, Itavl
J 3 Hush Hall
4 :
120
21 o0
6 20
Jfi 00
6 0'1
II 10
s mi
1 1 oo
410.)
H !
S7 00
30 r.o
40 0 1
Mr
F K.
Mat
lien.
Will.
I. T.
N P
Ana
N. II
W J
It. w.
tiregon
-1
2 oo
i 00
B 60
19
1 50 Oregon
5.50 :
! Oregon
Frank
5.2',
6.00 j
11.25 i
i
4t!
2.50
Jesse
C,. It
Lemon
District No. 52
t'lty Enterprise . . ,
District No. 55.
City Courier luh
District No. 56.
City Courier Pub
Nichols
May field
Co.
Co
II 2 '.
3f.S
129 00
14 35
jon
joo
35.7T
ta oo
1 50
4 r.o
1725
5.00
5 00 j
5.00
3 00
6 00
Cb.
( It-ti
tuck
T It
K C.
Giti
I K
E. U
N O
F K
Justice
Hunter
F. Cromor . .
I'.trson . , ,
Wort hliiKton
arren
HiKlmiti . . . .
PoiuritiV . . . .
iiivldon
Say
Lavldson ...
Peics Dist. No.
43 40
I
1 1 OO j
22 90;
23 9" ;
J oo I
J on
3 0
3 tVO
3 Jo
Soo
S00
3.0.)
W II Samson S0O
Mo.et J u0
K Morris 3 oo
W II. Samson 34 9..
E. Frost 33 0
K Smith 170
1'r.ssa Itlggs 170
Christina Smith 170
1.70
3it M, Grirtllh
37 00 ;
31 :o'
37 3o
39 00
30 3' j
6 00
21 00
William Pycr
W
I A
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W.
l
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Miller 00
! Geo. North
j James pot-sou .
j Ed Taylor
II Holland
1 Fred Pruuner .
i C. Hansen
I Sat Scribner
District No. 68
Pat Id Posey
M Ert.-kson
It. I.. King
4 00
5 00
I H)
4 00
30 ".5
6 00
13.5)
2 00
12".
5 oo
j i
Henry Krcbs
C. ll. tjitourelto I 70
T. J Myers
C II. Cautleld
J. II. Vernon
K. II TimIJ
F. II. DutiK-an
I
170
I on
loo
3 00
I
i P.
E
Staats
Mali .
Krin-at Mans.
F. A. Mile
Shsrlff
Jr.
Plaine Hird 10 oo
llary Kneib 6 01!
John Coover .
Ed Coover . . .
Ora Co-n er . .
A. Huk.i1
the rubber , bjQrk , Park.
Iio.
12.00 1
7.00 1
4 oo
8.00 !
2.00
2.00
2.51
6.00
23.0')
8.)0
k. Martin 6 00 ;
I Ed Cox 00
T. Prown 1)0
i E
John Miller ...
John W'ynmre
T. Itrown, Jr.
11 25
3.50
3.00
C.
It A
Adah
O. II.
Or
II
r'liell
.95
4H :.o
(1.0
43 95
( .00
Jillikln 1H 75
Mass.
Miller"
gon City Courier Pub (
II. Hughe
The scarcity of creamery butter
may yet force an advance in price,
althougn local markets are still
against such a movement of price
at this time.
The output has shown a serious de
crease recently, and demand is far
better than markets are able to take
care of. This applies not only to the
creameries, but to outside interests
aa well
The only thing in the way of an
advance in prices, and this has been i
the dominating factor during the last
week, is that California butter prices j
are so low that even at the present ;
value it would be profitable to ship i
the Southern product to this terrl-
H. W. Boehm and wife to Albert
Falzbrenner, undivided Interest In
land section 12, township 7 south,
ranee 2 east; 110.
T. R. Phillips and wife to Aldina
Foumal, lot 3. block 19. Windsor Ad
dition to Oregon City; 110.
John P. Gengler and wife to Louis j
Gcrzler, land section 10, township 7 ,
south, range 2 east; 11.
L. E. Rentley and wife to L. A. .
Cullard, lot 11, 2 subdivision tract 3.
and east half tract 2, Oak Grove; $1.
Percy A. Cross and wife to Mar
ian E. LaSalle. lots 1 and 2, block 52,
Gladstone: 1350.
Katie Harrington to John Smith
lots 1 and 4. tract 48, t irsi
CLACKAMAS ABSTRACT A TRUST
COMPANY.
Land Titles Examined.
Abstracts of Title Made.
JOHN F. CLARK. Mgr.
Office over P.ank of Oregon City.
COUNTY COURT
A l Davis
II. Wilson
W. Hird
I I). Shank
Perry Vorheis
Clarence Ramsey 4 00
Clarence Vorheis 8.00
A I Wylnnd L00
I Leslie Shank 0-0
j Henry Paugherty 7.00
j S. P. West 6 00
I. M. Grohhong LL0
I Charlie Slaughter &
Earl Gronhong . 6 00
! Uiyd Vorh. ls 4.00
I Leslie Shank 9.00
Expenditure on Central Roads forth
Month of January, 1913.
(t Company -'
Tracey 1 J-'
Flerry atl.uu
I lift HI ou
I'ope
J. c.
Jack
John
Gottlieb Flerry Poo
Expenditure of Clackamaa County for
the Month of January, 1913.
and wife.
r.i.ji..(.jnn nf nptltn r.f Diilr ftrove:
tory. This is a thing that home cream- j v
ery tnteresta are trying to avoid as i , ,, , William
Andresen, lot 3, block 111, Oregon
.1 25.00
. 12.50
. 11.25
. 20.00
much as possible, because every
pound of outside butter brought here
is that much less demand for the
home make.
TENDENCY OF II
The Portland Union Stock
Company reports as follows:
Receipts for the week ha.e
City; $10.
Simeon H. Covell and wife to Say-j
ler E. Smith, land In D. L. C. of Isaac .
Laswell, township 2 south, range S
east; $10.
F. H. Frantx and wife to F. HJ
Frantx, land section 21 township 6
south, iange 1 east; $10.
John Smith and wife to Katie Har
rington, lots 1 and 4, tract 48, First
Subdivision Ook Grove: $10.
li. F. Hart to Eva R. Hart, land
8ection 29, eownshlp 2 south, range
Yards I 5 east; !0.
1 Johan Pfters to Dena Heinz, lot
been: 5. block fi. Willamette Falls; $1.
5.00
6 00
6.00
6.00
5.00
3.73
District No. 1.
O. A. Battin
C. E. I'.attln
J. Coatcs
H. A. I'.attln
E. Hanson
District No. 3.
Oregon City Enterprise ...
District No. 5
J. A. Imel
E. S. Hi' key
Herman Nass
J. W. Roots
I J. W. Roots & Co
Oregon City Enterprise o.uu
O. M. itoring L00
A. Weaner 0:j
J. W. Roots 2.50
District No. 6
1.25
1.00
2.50
8.00
2.50
O.hu
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE FIRST STATE, BANK
at Milwaukle. in the State of Oregon, at the close of business Feb. 4, 1913.
Resources
Loans and discounts '
Overdrafts, Becured and unsecured o
Bonds and warrants
Hanking house 11. .-.. oo
Furniture and uxtures ''I'l l-
Other real estate owned .I'.L.'t
Due from approved reserve banks
Checks and other ta3h Items
Cash on hand
Sandy Ridge Lumber Co 100.00 J
Chas. Krebs 6-00
Nick Schmlta 2-80
Geo. II. Tlickford 2.00
District No. 7.
II. L. Iowness & Co 6.40
Otto Awhoff 7.00
Carl Auction 4.00
. C. Mortensen 1-15
J. D. McCune 10.00
D. A. Grern LV0O
Kobblns Bros 10.31
District No. 30.
F. E. Davidson
George Bullock
Henry I.ytle
Frank Whltten
Ernest Whltten 2 "0
J. K. Worthington L2i
Ed Whltten
Oswego Lumber Co
District No. 31.
J. HuBhhaum 12.00
R DeNeul 25.50
A. H. Borland 2 00
District No. 34
Oregon City Enterprise 5.00
C. ChriBtensen 6.00
L. Bacon 6.00
K. Gross 4.')0
Shaw 600
W. Colson 4 00
M. Colson 4.00
Johnson 4.00
Hughes 4.00
Colson 4.00
C. Shlckley
John Green
Serlpture It lleiiuliaii
Frank l!iin-h
L. F. Churchill
John Green
John I left
W. Waldorf
A. Gel.hardl
J. BuHlibaum
It. de.N'eul
Oswego Lumber Co. .
Tualatin Lumber Co.
Carl All
Gotfreld Stuckl
W. L. Wllklns
James ljimper
J. G. DeShazer
Paul It. Ml-lnlg
J. L. Stanton
W. V. Stanton
12 0)
The Western Telegraph Co
Pacific Htghttny GnrnKit
Wilson & Cooke
A. t.. Plkn
W. 8. Eddy
F. A. Miles
Tax Dtpartmsnt
Geo. F. Johnson
Clerk
The Ins In llodwin Co
Title Guaranty ft Surety
5 00
tl 15
43 00
3 00
1 90
6 no
2 to
12 Jo
27.20
( K0
I 00
It 8. McUughlln
Jus, H Imel
IV O ClilmUroti
J W. Prakrr
M C. Voung
patlilitoll
IVrlol
M Uell
Koellerilielrr . .
Illackbiirn
Woitilln
Kiithelibrrit
Hnilth
Flick
Huberts
Chas Meiiko
F. J KrnbergiT ,
John ilnffiiey. Jr
F. W. I'liiunii .
Mlkn Mi'Corinli'k
Carl Potlii
r Keller
K U i4ltrp
A Kebsell
A lv lii Traftou
W, i Wilson
Oregon City Courier Pub Co
M L. Fillkersoli
I. Illl M. hniblll
C. V. Anderson
D K. Front
Mr Maritaret Curran
J. E Calavan
I It M James Ilia
I Aiitiior
llertln W III... ii
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D Thompson Mt'ldrutu .
Ilild Ibollipiitill
Paul Dunn
Harry Gray
14. A. D HuitiaiB
II II. Jobnxoti
Kllhatii Stationery ft Printing
Co,
Fruit Inspsctlon
Freylag !l W
Board of Hsalth
Daui-hy
Krlckxon
W II m
Tsx Rtbate
Harry M Courtrlghl
Itet.m-ra tlrrts
E T. Mass
Current Kxpsnse
Huntley Pros. Co
Home Telephone Co 17!
Pacific Telephonn ft Telegraph
Co 2U
Court House
Jos K. Hedges, ngt 4
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104
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100
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5100
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13 00
1150
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I37.SI
63.23
2.00
9.UU
12 00
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F. W. Greeiiman
W. I.. Milhey ...
Bniilion tt Co. .
2.75 I Extending Tax
3.50 I O F. Johnson
( uo Onn Rentier
9 00IC1S II. Pratt
Roll
19 25
IX.'JII
K 00
6.00
6.00
I UU
12.50
3.50
3.00
3.75
7 73
.35 oo
51 00
4S 50
10 on
.51,
30. uO
f,.l OO
63.00
5H 50
59 63
G9T.3
59.63
M.131.71
33.50
6.505.S9
Total 1106,12.93
Liabilities
Capital stock paid in I 25,000.00
BurpluB fund 1,500.00
I'ndivded profits, less expenses and taxes paid 245.07
Dividends unpaid 675.00
Postal savings bank depositB 417.59
Individual deposits subject to check 62,320.51
Demand certificates of deposit t 884.7a
Certified checks Rr-0
Cashier checks outstanding '. 636.10
Time certificates of deposit 2,365.04
Savings deposits 12,353.87
Total 1106,462.93
8tate of Oregon. County of Clackamas, ss.
L A. L. BoUtad, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the alove statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
A. L UOLSTAD, Cashier.
Sbnscribed and sworn to before me this 13th day of Feb., 1913.
W. E. KELSO, Notary Public.
(SEAL)
CORRECT Attest :
PHIL. T. OATFIELD,
Vice-Pres.
F. BIRKEMEIER.
Directors.
Jamea Mfctirlde 4.00
Harry Mcliride 4.00
Wm. .Lirtin 4.00
Chas. Eisner 4.00
Orrie Black LOO
W. D. MlU-s 12.00
E. R. I-af 15.75
District No. 8.
J. T. Mclntyre 10.00
Glenn Mclntyre 7.50
Fred J. Bechill 9.30
District No. 9.
Peter Rath 11.50
Carl Limes 2.00
Henry Smith 12.00
District No. 15
Oregon City Courier Pub. Co. 5.00
District No. 16.
Oregon City Courier Pub Co. 6.00
District, No. 17.
Wm. Wallas '. 1.50
John WIIIb 1.50
District No. 18.
Frank Mueller 3.00
Wm. Moehnke 75
R. Moehnke 75
F. Kamrath 1.38
District No. 19.
Fred Churchill 2.00
Edwin Herdlne 6.00
E. P. Berdine 25.00
District No. 20.
W. II. Wettlaufer 2.00
Frank Nichols 4.M
P. K. Jones 1000
Iteilland Lumber Co 102.91
L. D. Lynch "1"
J. F. Jones 1500
E. P. McKarlane 6.00
Hoscoe McParlane 4.00
Zimmerman 4.00
KaUer 30.00
Oregon City Machine Works.. 1.50
Security Vault & MHal Works 1.50
Wilson & Cooke 8.50
li. Tompkins 3.75
District No. 35. I
Oregon City Enterprise 5.00
J. IL, Jones 8.0.)
R. Larifcdowne 9.25
E. E. Van Fleet 15.00
John Aerion 3.01
Harvey Schneider 27.00
Stillman Andrews 12.00
Wm. Crahwell 12.00
Wm. Booth 15.75
District No. 36.
Glenn Prather 11.00
District No. 37.
Wm. J. Carrell 25.75
John Sigrlst 23.00
David Legler 13.50
District No. 38
W. H. Rosenberry 24.75
J. P.aumgartner 14.26
F. V. M unger 1.J0
District No. 40
Fosberg Lumber Co 15.85
District No. 41.
K. C. VanEtta 2 00
John flews 2.00
C. A. Keith 7.50
Oregon City Enterprise 5.00
District No. 42.
Austin Taylor " 4.00
M. Rowell 11.00
S. It. West 4 00
Alfred Dale 5.50
Hoy Thomas 2 00
C. Loclnger 2.00
Ben Thomas 4.00
Abe Hardee 12 00
Ralph Hardee 6.00
Chas. Hardee 12.00
Ben Sherman 8.00
W. F. rlane 10.00
John Bagby 10.0.)
Wm. Owlngs 20.00
Tom Lfffler 2.0.)
James Adklns Lumber Co 285.81
W. IL Mattoon 22.00
N. Blair 15.00
R. 11. Beatln 9.00
City of Oawego 185.K8
It. ('. Onnong 250.00
GeorKla Cross
Rime Justin
Katliryn Hlnnott
Elmliiu Kelly
Recorder.
Glass & Pniilhomme Co 3 15
N. E. Derby 13 10
Muta Graff 9.50
A. It. Williams 5.00
Win Cm-bran 70,00
K. V. Deilman 6.00
i Kdiiii Smith er. nn
Treasurer.
Alice DwlKKlns 30.00
Coroner
Win. J. Wilson 32.10
Dr. M. C. Strickland 15.10
C. II. Dye. ant
Hoard itf Water Com mission
ers .
Jail
I.. Adims
E. T. Ms
County Poor.
A J. It-mxlter
I.. Adatua
Mr. J. W. Strainer
Win Mi-Cord
(Y T. Barlow , . '
tin-con City HoHpltnt
Jones Drug Co.
Wilson
Stephens
Baker
I'.rall.l
The Crown Drug Co
Mrs. (!. E. Woodward
Iuila Nobel
Farr It rot Hits
F. Clin k
floxwell l Dolman
P. M. Doyle
It. II. Beatln
Illckiter ft Sons
D. Hlevors
D. Aden
n. Thorpe ft Co
W. J
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Fred
It. II.
( 11(4
1504
514
117.70
500
J.M
IOOO
300
51.10
3100
21.71
04
300
500
18 00
70
1424
6111
10.74
7.00
2 00
500
1.C0
19.55
513
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11.05
Mr. Seeley
Dr. Townley 6.00
Tom J. Myers 3.90
D. K. Frost 2.40
M. E. Dunn 1 2o
F. C. Burk 1.20
S. H. Walker 2.40
E. P. Elliott 2.40
Arthur Davis 1.70
Ed Mluldox 1.70
If. Ilalln 4.50
T. C. Miller 1.70
Dr. C. II. Melssner 10.00
Gilbert L. Hedges 17.15
City of Oregon City ....
Waterbury ft Chapman
The Hub Grocery
Electric Hotel
John Stelner
Estncada Furniture Co.
Wm. Hammond
J. Levitt
Expenditure of Clackamas County for
the Month of January, 1913.
GENERAL FUND.
County Court.
W. II. Mattoon 39.00
William Sheahan 1.70
N. Itlntr 26.6)
R. A. Junkln 1.20
A. O. Aldrldg 1.20
J. M. Tracy 1.20
Geo. Dunmlre 1.70
Circuit Court
T. M. Miller 72.00
Chas. E. Runyon 30.00
II. P.abler 4080
J. M. Tracy ... 27.50
J. M. Nicholson 41.00
I-orenzo Tenny 38.80
George Pawtell 24j60
C. Hettmen 2L30
W. A. Hedges 21.20
W. S. Halllman 22.00
8. E. Card 27.00
Comallus Pierce 7.00
William Davis 4.60
Fred Pierce 7.00
D. II.
Chas.
Jliine
IL
John Kent 1.20
E. L. Johnson 1.20
Rasper Krapp 1.70
Conrad Prlestor 1.70
E. T. Mass 1.70
John L. Cameron 1.70
Ed IUtln.T 1.70
Supt. of Schools
Christ Hang 2.00
J. C. Wilson 2.00
H. T. Melvln 2.00
W. P. Klrchem 2.00
R. Bchuebel ,' 2.00
II. 8. Anderson 2.00
C. F. Zlnser 2.00
J. R. Carr 2.00
C. M. Richmond 2.00
J. A. Scott 2.00
T. C. Thomas 2.00
IL Walker 2.00
T. W. Illancharrt 2.00
John Walcrak 2.00
Mrs. A. Splinter 2.00
H. IL Udell 2.00
Geo. Rueck 2.00
Geo. W. Atwood 2.J0
Mrs. Nora Miller 2.00
O. F. Poltratx ..." 2.00
Nannie Terry 2.00
L. Stout 2.00
J. F. Wllmarth 4 2.00
J. A. Kuks 2.00
S5.M
4 45
8.30
2000
33.0
2000
(00
65
George Harding 45,
H. D. Harms
Pnlnce Meat Mlirknt
Denis Donovan
Indigent Soldier Fund.
Ilasbrouck
F.I Jerretto
Flower
Insane
Mount
Elsctlon
John C. Elliott
Oregon City Enterprise
OreKon City Courier Tub. Co.
Wild Animal Bounty
E. T. DnvlB
B. Turel
Roy Strong
R. J. Mattoon
C. A. Purvl
David Hoffmnlster
Trace Vondnrhoof
Juvtnlte Court.
Mrs. C. J. Parker
D. E. FroBf.
Gilbert U Hedges
Hugh S.
I.S5
6.00
12.M
10,0"
10.00
1500
5.00
4.90
422.8-
29.40
200
7.50 ',
1200
1.6)
J.00
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7.M
16.40
1.J1
10.00
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Near Rochelle, III., an Indian went
to sleep on a railroad track and wss
killed by the fast express. He P'
for his carelessness with his J1';
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prevent a dangerous throat or lurjs
trouble. "It completely cured me.
a short time, of a terrible cough that
followed a severe attack of C.rlp.
writes J. R. Watts, Floydada, Tel.
"and I regained 15 pounds In welg"
that I had lost." Quick, safe, rellal'1
and guaranteed. 50c and fl.00.
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