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COUNTY COURT
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WARRANTS ALLOWED FOR THE
MONTH OF DECEMBER, 1919:
Cora Mills, relief 15.00
Daniel O Mara, bounty 5.10
H. J. Yandehey, bounty 210
Edward Wendt, bounty 1.90
Alfred Grecnburg, circuit court
juror 30.40
J M Hiatt, bounty 1.20
Chas Billslin, bounty S.80
C Yandehey, bounty 2.10
Walter Kupprecht, bounty 20
Harold Mc Adams, bountv HO
Charles J Yandertanden, boun. 2.10
Ore. Agt Col, exp Co Agt 110.00
Eveline Horlocker, bounty 90
Robt Johnson, bounty 60
G J Beeler, bounty 60
Carl Davis, bounty 8.00
R B Collins, bailiff Cir Ct. . . . 48.00
W F Boley, sal Co Assessor., 100.00
C T Bigelow, sal dep Co As
sessor $5.00
Lola Applegate, s&i asst dep Co
Assessor 75.00
C E Peichman, tax extension. 36.00
E J Boos, tax extension 48.00
A W Hoffman, tax extension. 32.00
Fred A Everest, sal Co Record
er 100.00
Clara Bremer, sal dep Co Rec 75.00
Mrs Ray Jackson, sal asst dep
Cop Co Recorder 48.55
K B Sappington, sal Co Treas 100.00
Irene Sappington, sal clerk in
Treasurer's office . . . . 36.00
H A Kuratli. sal Co Clerk.... 150.00
Edw C Luce, sal dep Co Clerk 100.00
Blanche Williams, sal account
ant 75.00
Z R Siginan, sal record writer
Strohmiisr)
M Hardin & Son (for Airs .
Strohmaier) 6.85
A Morrill, expense surveyor 15.75
City of Hillsboro, street asses-
ment, machine property.... 14.00
Witnesses State vt Harry S Green
Chas Williams 5.20
Mrs L Davis 6.60
Fred F Lyons 4.60
Mrs Clara Williams 5.90
Mrs M Sappington 4.60
Witnesses Male vs L B rail"
75.00
150.00
1OO.0O
48.00
7.50
4S.50
100.0(1
75.00
.80
2.00
70.00
2.30
2.20
3.00
f. 00
15.00
15.00
5.00
10.00
15.00
10.00
8.00
5.00
clerk's office
Ceo Alexander, sal Sheriff. . .
V.' W Downs, sal dep Sheriff.
F J Boos, sal tax collections. .
Junes Wood, sal tax collecting
V W Downs, tax collections.
N A Frost, sal Co School SuDt
Z ila Morgan, sal dep Co School
Supt
Ceo M Wilson, bounty
Fen Churchill, bounty
W R Montgomery, sal asst jan
Valter R Spath. bounty
A H McClure, bounty
John Zimmerman, bountv. .. .
Salaries Foremen Road Districts
A B Todd, dist 15 25.00
C P Essner, dist 20 2.00
J H Hoffman, dist 24 8.00
Crant Mann, dist 87 4.00
Alfred Pieren, dist 45 8.00
rthur Knox, dist 23 52.50
P Fleischhauer, dist 4 50.00
A mbrose Schmidlin, dist 34. . . 4.50
Carl Berpirren, dist 6 6.00
C E Meaeham. dist 12 20.00
C E Meaeham, dist 45 16.00
(. W Wadsworth, dist 47 41.06
A Zweiner, dist 9 27.50
J H Berger, dist 19 3.00
J hn Trachsel, dist 26 40.00
Andrew Heckman. dist 11 35.00
John McClaran, dist 16 12.50
F G Heaton, dist 31 4.00
I C Melquist, foreman machine
shed 135.00
Alfred Pieren, r and h 75.00
T C Madsen, sal foreman r 4 h 830.0
I W Hvde. health officer 8.94
Fay Mahler, raods & highway 105.00
A W incent, health officers
exp 10.00
Mrs Fred Stucker, r and h 3.50
Widows' Pensions
Minnie Johnson 17.50
Iuella D Crane 10.00
Fosa Sears 10.00
Carrie M Wyant 10.00
Kettle R Jeffers 10.00
Fthel Mav Novea 25.00
Maggie Lee Hoover 10.00
Josephine R Elba 17.50
Laura T Hayes 25.00
Clara R Heltxel 25.00
I Eleanor Noyes 25.00
Lizzie Wade 40.00
Alvina Williams 17.50
May Brown 17.50
Relief
Mrs Mary Runyon
Mrs M B Welch
Anna Lingman
C F Casteel (for Newt Petsrs)
Eva Adams
Anna Lindbom
Anna Custard (for Lucy Pur
cell) Gerhard Goetze (for F Frei-
tag)
Mrs J A Altman
Clara Roelich 10.00
Nellie May Callahan 17.50
Cora Stemple 17.50
Briggs Bros (for May Dixon) 25.00
Louis VanLoo 10.00
Evaline LaChapelle 15.00
Marv Ellen Holland 10.00
Carrie Hansen 25.00
Mra J A Vandehey 25.00
Bennie Adams 15.00
Cora Mills 30.00
Witness Fees
Mrs M Dodge, State vs J
Dodge Sr
Bud Nelson, State vs J Dodge
Eva Vouclair, State v J Dodge
Mrs Tom Williams St v Dodge
Alice Dodge, State v Dodge..
Thos J Ott, State v Dodge. . . .
Wm Dodge, State v Dodge. . .
Hallie Dodjre, State v Dodge. .
Eva Tindall, State v Dodge. .
Dr J C Booth, State v Dodge.
Margaret L Mann, St v Dodge
J O Johnson, St v Dodge
Fred Goetze, St v C H Epler.
Jas N Loudon, St v Epler. . . .
Bushong & Co, dog fund 64.00
Glass &. Frudhomme, exn Re-
croder's office 142.35
H A Puree!!, board prisoners. 52.80
The Argus, county court 25.00
The Argus, exp assessor 26.00
Th Arifus, adv budget 33.30
D Coi-win, sheriff's expense.. 3.15
D Corwin, exp jail 27.90
D Corwin, court house exp 25.00
R F Reasoner, re and h 44 00
J W Ooodin, sal Co Judge. . . . 100.00
H T Hesse, sal Co Commis. . . '".OO
Ethel Troutman, sal elk Co Ct 50.00
Wm Turner, sal jan ct house
Glass & Prudhomme Co, elec. .
Glass & Prudhomme Co, clerk's
exr
Hillsboo Telephone Co, exp of
health officer
Hillsboro Pharmacy, relief of
Mrs .Welch
Wash Co News-Times, exp Co
School Sunt
Wash Co News-Times, com
missioners' proceedings
Wash Co News-Times, adv
budiret : 35.10
F T Snicker, dor fund 3.65
Gen Alexander, sheriff's exp. 114
Ceo Alexander, tax col 40.00
HlllaWn Indenendent. expense
Co Judee 2.00
TTiHetmrn Tnriennndent. expense
Sheriff I200
Hillsboro Independent, expense j
Clerk ig00
Hillsboro Independent, expense
As'wsot .
Hillsboro Independent, expense
School Sunt
H''Hsboro Independent, expense
Juvenile Ct 2.00
Belief
H P Srhmeltzer (for Mrs
Strohmaier W0.M
Reynolds & Park" (for Mrs
4.00
12.00
12.40
6.00
13.00
9.40
13.40
13.40
20.00
24.80
15.00
6.40
5.80
30.40
75.ne
2(,2
14.6
6.2
34.00
34.00
25.00
2.00
3.20
3.20
S.60
3.20
4.00
3.20
2.00
2.00
10.S5
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.50
1.50
1.50
1.50
10.00
12.60
8.50
10.00
8.50
10.00
5.00
9.00
225.00
1.40
2.50
65.00
4.91
10.00
12.00
6.80
.90
.30
2.50
20.20
1.75
9.00
25.00
2.00
46.06
5.75
6.08
2.00
20.10
47.60
4.60
.75
61.02
4.00
297.00
10.00
6.78
14.83
39.8S
7.90
8.60
2.00
6.00
15.00
2.00
15.00
27.00
25.50
Carl Davit
M 11 Briggs
Edward Blank
Ray C Geiberger.,..
Hampton Robbins...
J D Carey
Chas Roberta
Wm Geiberger. ......
Cha Geiberger
L Johnson
Jim Polick
J Haynie.
Carl Tupper
C C Roberts
J Conger
J Conger ...........
A B Todd
Alvis McGill
W H McGill
Earl Fisher
John Prickett
W H McGill.........
A W Creps
Lester Sell
Chas Rufli
Fd Gribner
R Da vies
J Davies
John Fridav
Ben West
Herb Carstens
Ed Roy ,
Eli Gnndell
Lewis Crep
Wallace Smith
Clarence Morgan....
Lester Morgan ......
Clark Inkley
Will EbberW
E Morgan ,
Geo Fisher
Harry Maxwell
O B Fowles
H Hoffman
O M Grimm
Chester Hoffman
Walter Hoffman
H Wescott
Edw Barngrover. . . .
W H McCready
Grant Mann ,
W Calvert
M P Cady
Melvin Davis
Al McCumsey
Stephen Meek Jr
Dayton May
John Dorland
im Dovle
M P Cady, witness State vs
Geo Beers.
M P Cady, witness State vs
Peter Gay....
Inquest Frank McCoy
Benton Bowman
11 Nelson
N L Burdick
Edw Laing
lack Bradley
Rov Rice
H T Greed.. .,
Roma Lahie. ,
Walter Lott ,
Ben Waterman
Will Riiell."
Dr P F Gunster
Geo J Limber, coroner's fees in
Frank McCoy inquest
Geo J Limber, coroner's fees in
W B Rafferty inouest
W Hvde, physician inquest
S J McXutt
eo J Limber, coroner's fees in
Sarah J McXutt inquest
Dr Coffman, physician inquest
Douglas Kelley
B Bowman, inquest Douglas
Kellev
Geo J Limber, coroner's fees
D Kelley
National Surety Co, premium
on Co Treas bond
Bell Owens Co, r and h. . . .
W F Tews, ct house exp
Virgil W Weckert, motorcycle
officer
Virgil W Weckert, exp sheriff
G F Via, physician fees Geo W
eness
Geo J Limber, coroner's fees in
Geo W V eness nase
H D McEntire, ct house exp. . . .
Thp Delta Drug Store, expense
School Supt
The Delta Drug Store, expense
Co Clerk
The Delta Drug Store, expense
relief Geo Seeley
C C Store, feeble minded
Kilham Sta 4: Printing Co, exp
sheriff
C W Redmond, county poor. .
I F Merer, relief E Savage. . "
Weil's Dept Store, exp clerk's
office
Percy Long, ct house exp
Greer s Grocery More, relief
Mrs J Powell 10.00
Greer's Grocery Store, ct h ex .65
Hillsboro Merc Co. ct h exp. . .60
W F Boley, exp assessor...... 1.30
Fred A Everest, exp Co Rec. . 16.45
E B Sappingon, exp Co Treas
H A Kuratli, exp Co Clerk...
H A Kuratli, exp cir ct
The Frederick Post Co, sur
veyor's exp
North Coast Power Co, ct h ex
North Coast Pwer C, r and h
North Coast Power Co, Farm
bureau
N A Frost, exp School Supt. .
The Banks Herald, teachers'
exams
E I Kuratli premium on bonds
Ethel Troutman, assistant dep
Recorder's office
Mrs J VV Anderson, tax refund
Gustav Krause, tax refund...
Hillsboro Telephone Co ct h ex
Burroughs Adding Machine C,
exp assessor's office
Hillsboro Telephone C, ct h ex
Special Jurors
E L Abbott, S'ate vIIS Green
Aug Tews, St vs H S Green. .
Aug Tews, St v John Dodge Sr
Tom Connell, St v Dodge
M C Lincoln, St v J Dodge. .
Circuit Court Jurors
Frank N Jensen
Elmer Purdin
Fred Berger Jr 51.40
F G Miller 26.20
J R Hargrave 48.00
Clarence W Allen 53.80
Martin C Larsen , 44.00
Henry Jansen 6.30
John C Bechen 42.60
B F Purdy - 28.80
John Ireland 88.60
Bert A Barber 39.00
Geo Buckingham 44.40
Albert M Porter 38.40
Byron LaMont 33.60
Geo O Frost 24.60
Forest Grove Ice 4 Fuel Co,
relief Mrs LaChanelle 28.00
H A Kuratli, refund 20.00
J W Goodin, relief John Fan
ning 3.74
J F Jones, district sealer 14.80
H A Kuratli. exn Co Clerk.. 2 68
Otto Erickson ft Co, exp 4.40 John Newman
H T Hesse, commissioner s ex 16.15 1 fonn wewnian
Glass 4 Prudhomme Co. elec.. 7.63 T Holmes ...
Crandall Roberts, ct h exo. 839.05, E KHnger
Verboort Gen Mdse Store, re-
lief Mrs Pavev 13.41
Wm Tupper, ct h exp 4.00
C H Fry, iustice Ct exn 7.00
Hillsboro Pharmacy, jail exp.,
Hillsboro Pharmacy, expense
surveyor
Hillsboro Pharmacy, expense
.Clerk
Hillsboro Pharmacy, expense
Co Judge
Hillsboro Pharmacy, expense
Assessor 2.00 T v PMr,
Aug Tews, spl juror St v Gen T N Rider
Beers '.PO C C Otness
Mrs T M Barber. 1nvinile ex. 99.5 Perrv Stream...
V v, Panninrton, "-mH' 100.00 1 1, N Rider
O n; r.rSe. sheriff's exn and 1 1, P Jackson....
Alfred Pieren
Ben H Davis
Clarence Kirk
F R Mead
R Goin.
A H Bennett
G C, Fisher
W E Masters
R Bennett
Fred M Knox
G Boos
Take Meier
John WaJta
James Walta
John Cummings
W F Holts
Fred McCoy
R W Williams
S B Gilpin.....
VV A Knox
R V Knox
Lloyd Knox
hum F lewehhauer
Gustav Redner
Bill Bates
Chester Bates
Fred Fleischhauer
H Larson
Gustav Redner ,
Eugene Delplanche
Fred Delplanche
Leonard Reh ,
Theodore VanGrunsven ,
Frank Reh
B Rayer
Gregor Schmidlin
A Budzyn
Peter Norakoski
Charles Schmidlin
H Hutchenson
G M Hartrampf
Emil Miller
Fred Jossy
Jacob Mills
E P Cornelius
Ben Heesacker
John Krieger
W M Vandercoevering.
Roy Smith
P C Sabbert
P C Sabbert
Otto Brose
D B Reasoner
D B Reasoner
ben Heesackrr
John Krieger
Victor Herrick
D B Reasoner
Henry T Johnson
Hi Estes -
Bert Walter
Fred Oliver
Fred Willis
Ed Debuhr
Ed Walter
A Butterworth
W II Wienecke
C F Crabel
C F Grabel
J G Kllneman
R O Hoberg
Roy Fair
Geo Biersdorff
Nick Smith
Joe Cawrse
Herman Pranger
Ivan Shaner
Albert Borabaw
J G Klineman
C E Meaeham
Chas Walker
2.25
.85
.75
.40
2.00
99.5
C F Tigard . .
John Sattler .
John Sattler .
Fred Pfaffle .
Fritz Fisher .
Tom QuiVley ,
Joe Qul?l v . .
Pf-ter Ktsnler
John Kemp . . .
John Oehs
T O'Meara ...
r, O wi
ing.
mir!' t v,
m-o t V Anderson, tax refund
'""ustnv Krn"-p, tar refund . . .
Canvon Lumber Co, fr refund
t n Vv-mnn tax refund 21.00
D D Pi'mn, tax refund 5 0"
Mills. ax refund 5.00
Frfil I.snfer Jr. circ rt juror
O Salzmnn Jr, bounty
10.70 1 T C Otnms
?.M R Pubols
4.48 )R Pubols
6.03 1 Lester Bellinger .
H Petns
Ot0 Peters
Claude Wedle. . . .
7.00 Service Garaire . .
3.30 John Thomnoon
Georpe VostpI. bountv 9.60 Euirene Delplanche
W H Sut on, bounty'. 14.60 John McClaran
Roads and Highways R W Whitcnmb
Chas Trachsel 4.R5 The Stipes Garaife
John Thompson 37.50 Concrete Pipe Co
F Dancer 15.75 Laher Auto Spring Co. ,
6.00
1.40
Walter VandTVPlden
Phcnix Iron Works....
H F Subauer
H D Sohmoltzer
Portland Motor Car Co.
Frpd Dundee
J G Klinman
C E Meaeham
John Trachsel 11.40
I Thompson 20.00
T Jackson 4.00
Donovan Hro 14.00
Andrew Heckman 6.00
Peterson Pros 4 50
Peterson Bros 99 0?
Frnrcis Kurbv...., 10.P8
T T Mcfann 10.PO Smiths Auto l ivery
Tame Daffron 38 PI .'ohn Trachsel
Rav Reasoner 211.17 Chicago Belting Co
Paul Reck 75 00 D Corwin
.T M Hiatt 10 PO MP Cadv
L N Tompkins:. . ........... Kfi Orjon State Hhway Com..
L N Tompkins 1,308 71 Wm L Huchson Co
Mrs F Wenstrom 40 Vt H E Haseltine Co
Mrs E Wenstrom 40? John C Wegner
John Riley 27.00 The Southern Pacific Co ,.
6.00
49.0O
24.00
20.00
20.00
20.00
12.00
81.50
1.00
32.00
8.00
1600
48.00
36.00
4.00
15.00
21.87
8.75
1.75
4.80
10.50
8.50
31.50
12.25
6.12
6.12
5.25
14.00
7.00
3.93
8.60
3.50
1.75
7.00
3.50
8.50
8.75
10.50
10.60
60.00
4.00
2.00
28.00
14.00
7.00
8.50
3.00
12.00
84.37
18.00
87.75
4.O0
8.00
3.00
6.00
4.00
4.50
4.50
4.60
, 6.00
27.00
85.00
22.50
27.60
22.60
24.75
54.00
22.50
4.50
.4.60
13.60
12.00
4.50
43.60
11.00
8.00
8.00
27.00
2.25
74.00
16.00
7.00
9.50
3.00
16.60
2.00
1.00
3.00
3.00
1.87
7.87
6.75
3.50
3.60
6.00
10.00
10.00
16.00
16.00
22.00
66.00
4.50
19.00
11.40
86 1.80
7.00
3.00
3.00
14.40
1.76
7.87
7.00
7.00
8.75
8.74
8.60
4.00
7.00
8.00
6.00
29.75
8.00
7.50
6.12
6.12
6.12
3.50
7.00
7.00
7.00
3.60
22.50
1.00
46.50
20.00
15.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
6.00
4.0C
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.50
7.00
6.75
35.00
35.00
12.00
9.30
28.00
21.00
16.00
33.50
9.00
4.00
4.37
6.55
4.37
3.10
.50
15.00
3.15
2.52
14.00
160.62
23.40
170
48.00
16.44
9 00
2.30
82.30
4.00
2.00
29.00
1 00
28.99
1214
2 25
7.70
4.25
74.18
17.09
8.48
CARNATION IDEA PUTS NORTHWEST
MILK IN LIST OF FOOD STAPLES
Carnation Stock Farms, th Vme of "Contented cows," and Matador Sgis Walker, on of the greatest sires of the Hoi
stein breed. This prize of the Carnation herd took ten out of a possible twenty-three first prixes at the Pacific Internation
al Stock Show, held this year in Portland.
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(By Franklin O. Sohroedor) !
The history of the Curmition Milk '
I'roducts Company in Oivgou is so i
closely asMiciuled with its work ami
development in oilier p.u'N ol the :
Northwest that it is unHssille to un- i
del stand the one without ivbinir lo i
the other. Carr.iition milk is tin
physical emlKHliment of an ill ;
twenty years ago that idea ni.i
turei itself in the mind of E. A. Mu- i
art, pi esulont and founder of the i
company, who decidfd that the time!
was ripe for converting the raw milk I
of the Northwestern dairy herds into i
a staple food product, which could be
marketed from end to end of the j
country. He foresaw the future de-1
velopment of the dairy industry of the i
rich coastal repion of W aslungton,
Oregon and California, and knew that i
it was only a mutter of time until tim i
local market would be unable to ab- j
rb more than a small fraction ol
this potential output j
So Carnation milk was born, ami i
undoubtedly It was born with a wor- j
thy future. It tilled a tremendous '
gap in the American home; it placed '
the hunter and prospector of the '
North on an equity with city dwell-;
ers with respect to this essential hu- j
man food product, milk; and is vast-1
ly extended the marketing radius for i
Northwestern milk.
With such forces making for de-'
velopment. Carnation grew by leaps
and bounds and soon became a house
hold word throughout ' the country.
Eventually it carried its campaign of
conquest into European countries.
Milk Miuie Stnpir rrtMuci
The effect of the vast markets so de-
v.lopnd uion the dairying Industry of
Olfgon is uiiiuistsksbl. At the pret
viit time C'uriiution plants are oper
ated at Forest Grove and at Hillsbo
ro. Botli of these plants are capable
of handling all the raw milk which
I'm surrounding country can of'er
t'l. ni. This nieam that the prmluct
of the Hillsboro and Forest Grove
lie It is changed from a pniihable
i r.Mhii-t, with a selling radius of a
t'-v miles, to a lnple which ranks in
uniformity and keeping quality with
unr, flour, etc.
Inevitably a rlmnnul of distribu
tn n of this calilier reacts Umui a ter
ritory. Better roads, better farm
homes, an iiu-iiuntl une of furm ma-
chinuiy and vquipmuiil of vaiimmi
; suit, and lakt but not lautt, an in-
a ttuning percentage of puia-brthi
i catlic lln-se are among the signs
; which follow so dynamic a change lit
' Hilling possibilities.
Closely connected with this latter
phase, the incriawd uwi of puii'tiredt
is another angle ol Carnation activi
ty, the Carnation Slock farm, at Car
nation, Wah. It is hardly nviy
at this time, when the Csmstioii show
' herd has ju.il establlthed itself as obe
! of the loading HoUlein herds of the
country by its winnings at the Pacific
International ow at Cortland, to
call utU'litloii to the quality of thine
! unimuls. The breeding stock now
maintained on the Carnation farm
leprvMiils a long piikiiui of smrie
teat Slid eliniiiiatioii, only Die IHU..I
of the lit being allowed to remain.
The idea back of this mtrrprue i
tn-itlirr vimniiuiy nor Mitdid; if t
herds of the Nurthwcst are lo hold
thuir own in eompt'tiumi with tlu.-m
of the rMt of the world, it i neri -sary
thai I liny should bo recruit' I
regularly from the blood of woiid
champions,
.Sf.., A nil High (triuio
Hers on the Coast, thousands of
miles from the principal biimllng
farms of this country, this need is
not easily fulfilled.
Ilencs the entablislimcnt of tha t'l..
liallun herd, which has Imii built up
from the fiiimt slock obtaitmbla in ail
parts of the country, making th
blood of proven produrvrs and trans
miliars svallahls to NurlhMtrn
dalryiniMi,
lncidoiitaJly in closing it may It
well to mention that during Uis pu.-l
six yvsrs bank deposits In the coun
try tributary to the two Uregon Car
nation factoriM havs grown I rum ap
prosimalely 1,600,01)0 to a little v.r
4.000,000.
Not all of UiU Iiki saw, of cotirsi.
Is due to the development of the dairy
market, but as an Indeji lo the gener
al trend of rural economics lhe fq,
ures are well worth keeping In min.l.
Ortslnly the estoDlinhmriit ol yu.r
round nisrkfts lor raw milk, which t
and must remain ln prinelpu! pro
duct ol the farms of Western Oivko.i,
has had something to do witn in j
grutlfying mcrvusu.
Standard Oil Co 312 02
F Austin 20.80
Aug Foege 27.00
Mike llelino 25.H8
Chas Spies 2M.I3
E Hynea 22.50
W Zuercher 22.50
Alb Keehn 24.20
Wm Welsh l.'JS
Wm Wt Uh ' 25.10
P Debendrtte 27.00
Nick i'u.l. 4 y
Nick Faola 22.01
F Kellert 22.50
Chas Trachsel 1.27
F.mmott Hoover 16.00
Al Iech 9 00
R Williams 9.00
John McKthert 15.00
Jas Churchill 7.50
John Wilson 7.50
Jas Churchill 2.50
Chet Vincent 9.00
Roy Phelps 1.00
Thos Heialer 1.00
Chas Fotts 8.00
J J Adkins 8.00
A H Schlottmann 2.C.S
O E Shepard 2.63
M Holt .1.50
F Pauls 1.50
J Molint 12.50 i
Geo Self ridge 120.00 1
Carl Susbauer 44.00;
H E Rusbnuer 16.00
Jud Nichodemus 08.00
Arnie Dickinson 72.00
Herman Becker 86.00,
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L Hohman 2.25 1
C W Schram 1 1.25 j
F G Miller 14.00 !
F G Miller 1.751
J Heard '1.75
Harry Wohlschlegel 1.75
Frank Meltebeke : 7.00
Earl George 3.20
C Hitchcock 17.50
B Burton 7.00
Jas Moore 31.50
B Peterson 7.00
J R Greenwood 3.00
W R Brown 27.00
John Williams 37.00
Jas R Bamford 28.00
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Jay Raymond 22.50
Herbert KuymonH 23.12
Wesley Price 18.00
John Smith 24.00
E V Harper 37.12
G Duncan 32.00
Geo Susbauer 40.12
H E Susbauer 22.94
Herman Becker 32.06
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Copeland & McCready 1-44
H F Bonesteele 48.75
W M Snipes 2.00
Standard Oil Co 68.58
Abe Youngen 8.00
Otto Hame 40.00
Percy Long 5.50
Mrs Elmer Thomas 167.50
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Concrete Pipe Co 24.36
Alfred Pieren 41.00
Robt, Thompson 1-00
A F Peed 2.50
John Gaarde 8.95
Bauer Bros 8 00
Andrew Heckman .' 3.00
Eric Wagner 4.00
Herman Edigar 4.00
Albert Dessler 3.00
John Furer 3 00
Josenh Furer 3.00
Eucrenn Werner 3 00
Oscar Raines 363.19
Hillsboro Pharmacy 1.00
Hans Cornlls 3.25
C S Havnes 43.20
Otto Erickson & Co 8.00
Ray Mahler 105.00
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J T Harper 13.50
Ruy Reasoner 6U2
J II Hoffman 7.00
Paul Schuler 3.ou
Jim Bright 4.50
G W Whitcomb 64.00
Roy Merger 30.00
1. G Shattuck 30.no
V C Lilly 2.25
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John C Wenger 4.00
W C Ed 8 00
W C Edy 12.00
C W Ellison 32 00
II A Hubbert 7.00
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Washington County.
William Rogers, Plaintiff,
vs.
Geo. T. Kelso mid Kelso,
his wife, A. H. Tanner and
Tanner, his wife; also all other
persons; or parties unknown,
cluiming any right, title, ctuU j
lien or interest in the real estate
described In the complaint herein,
Defendants.
To Geo. T. Kelso and Kelso,
his wife (htr given nume unknown),
also all other persons or parties un
known claiming any riKht, title, es
tate, lien or Interest In the real estate
de.triibed in the complaint filed here
in. In the. name of the State of Oregon;
You and each of you are hereby re
oulred to appear In the above enti
tled court and cause and answer the
complaint filed against you In t'e
uhove entilhd cause on or before the
4th day of March, 1920, said date be
ing after the expiration of six weeks
from the date of the first publication
of this summons, Uiu I'll t publication !
thereor being I hursduy, the 22nd day
of January, PJ20, and set up by way
of answer any claim you or each of
you havs in or to the real property
herein described, and yuu and each of
you will please lake notice that if you
fail so to appear and answer said
complaint, tor want lliermf, the
plaintiff will apply to the couit for
the relief prayed for in his complaint,
to-wit: For a decree adjudging
plaintiff to be the owner in fee simple-
und in tlia actual possession of al
of the lolloping described real prop
tit) siiictie in '.Vashington County,
Oregon, lo-wit;
l ots 8, and 10 in Block 10 of the
City of Cornelius, County of Wash
ington, State of Oregon, according to
thi plat of said city as recorded on
the county records.
Anil that you and each of you he
forever barred and precluded from
claiming or 'attempting to claim or
asserting any interest in or right to
miid premises or any part thereof ad
verse to t he title of the plaintiff
therein, und Hint the tltlu of the
plaintiff in and to said real property
l.o forever quieted as aguinut any
claim of interest, right or title there
in on the part of either of you.
This summons is served upon you
by publication thereof In the Ililb.bo
ro Argus pursuant to and by virtue
of an order of the lion. Geo, R. Hag
loy, Judge of the above named rom t
inaiie aid (luted ine 17th l iy of Jan
uary, l!)-0, which order rsqulreo that
you app-ar Hnd answer said com
pi unt on or before tho suid 4 lb dnv
of Miurh, 1D20.
John M. Wu'l,
Attorney foi- PlaL'i'f.
Residence Addrrss, Hillsboro, Oregon.
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the' State if
Oregon for the County of Wash
ington. Thos. (). ('(adding versus Frances M.
Gludiling.
To Prances M. Gladding, the above
named defendant :
In the nsniA of the State of Oregon
you are hereby required to appear
you ars hereby required to appear and
answer in the above entitled court
and cause on or before the 1st day of
March, 1U20, said data bring six
weeks after the flrst publication of
this summons, the date of the first
publication thereof being January 15,
1920; and If you fail so to appear
and answer the plaintiff will apply
to tty court for tha relief demanded
in his ronijilaint, to-wit; For a dis
solution of the marriage and mar
riage contract now exietlng between
plaintiff snd itefendant and for surh
other and further relief as to the
court may appear just and equitable
In the premises.
This summons is served upon vou
by publication by order of Hon. Geo.
R. itngley, Judge of the Circuit Court
for tho Stale of Oregon for the Coun
ty of Washington, which siild order
was made, dated and entered on Jan
uary I I, I20. The dnte of the first
publication of this summons Is Janu
ary 15, 11120, and the dnte of the last
publication is February 2lt, 1920.
Wilson T. Hume,
Attorney for Plaintiff, post otTlce
address. O Falling Building, Port
land, Orrirmi.
Mated this 15th day of January,
1020.
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