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About Lincoln County leader. (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1895)
If I N i I i ' j ; '.try n ? i' It ..J r If ft n if. 1 "iv- ' , ' ;J!. ' ). i . ' J 'J !' MA : '1, i! i i; it, II i J. LINCOLN COUNTY lEADERiM-1 '"HS? t0 , . J,r.8TKWlBT,K(lltur4Pro;r1ctr, ?ubllshed every Thursday at Tolado, Unoolp County, Oregon. Subscription Kates; One year, Six months, Three months, $1.50 -75 ' -50 Advertising tutes made known on piUcution Builneuiln"aliwill be inserted In theHfl col- ,umnK Bt five cents per line per week, and will be run uniu omerea anconiinueu. Every potmasterln Mneoln comity Is untrtqrii- ea to act aa agem lor me uhaukb, Entered at the poatoDlre at Toledo, Oregon, if aecoad-elaaa mail matter, The Comity Printing. It is disagreeable lor the Leader to engage in a personal fight or to publish, its personal troubles to the people, but in the matter of the decision of the county court regard ing the county printing for the current year it deems itself justified in' making a statement of the facts in the matter, which are these: The statute provides that in the , January session of the cqunty court they shall determine on an official paper for the ykar, This matter is determined in the following man- ner: . Every- paper w the county which desires the county printing must file with the county court at its January term a sworn. lis of its bona fide annual subscribers living within the countyj.,and the paper having the largest list shall be designated as the official county; i;aper. When the county court of Lincoln county met in January last the Leader presented a list of sub scribers duly sworn to. . , No other list was presented. The comity court then made the following order in the matter: . ,; "In the matter of the letting of the county printing, the Yaquina Bay News and Yaquina Post having failed to file their subscription list, the matter was deferred ..until the February term." ; 1 Thus it will be seen that the Yaquina Bay News and the Yaquina Post were given a month more 'to Aistle subscrbers , in than the Leader had. When the mattr came up iri the Februray term the Yaquina Bay News did not file a list of subscribers. The Post did, but did not positively swear to the list, so the court kindly gave him more time to prepare his list. When the list was finally sworn to, . the county and state in which thq subscribers lived were omitted, At the Toledo' ptfstoffice ha claims 74 subscribers; which perhaps is nearly correct. At Newport' post office he 'claims 100 subscribers. The Post seems to be very popular at Newport. His list there is $uch a wonderful thing that we give it as it was sworn to. It is as follows: Jas Hume, J W ltUHhton, C II WllUauia, i i Nye, HA Logan, J 11 Uoriuuii, ('apt. Letn barla, J no I'ltmau, Kov ChAH llooth, W I) VYInant, 'Gene Williams, J 110 Pogarty, Valentine Thiol, 1 J llullut, Win Grant, 1 llurrowB, I M Abbey, I W Ball, Joe Brlggs, A ltradway, .Ian chattorton, J (Ik'hardHon, T W Davla, Geo Hubbard, J no Loga.ii, ' J Moore, J W Oliver, M Berry, W Eunla, Cal llaln, Dr JCTownaeud, T W Baker, (1 W litilord, l)r A II Dlven, T J Kwlng, ('baa Koyal, B J Bertherton, MUinle l'lce, (; Dixon, L Wllllaina, lieoWltt, Goo William, Jtu I.oonili, t Win Muller, K KtoVer, K B Martin, J U lloloomb, AC Ford, Kd Sullivan, .' ' Kdwlllc, , , , F M (iormloy, U K Baker, HBDepew, H A llensoll, J no Buckley, Wm l'Htllt, Dave Wllllaina, 8 0 In-lii, J ho Moore, K K Halm, Henry Klrach, Will T Badlr, ThoH Brlgga, Vrcd (ireen brook, Doc Watron. S Babbage, Hr. Bayley, Rain I'aae, 1 1'ahlll, IT J S JennluKa, Mra M Fltapatrlck, V V lloaley, F II MclHiiiald, W Seal, .1 Porter, . J llolgate, Z B Fletcbor, E L Paridaon, Rankin, OU'ff Olaaon, Rev C F.llsworth, J no Kggar, L FKuaaell, Kllna Malcy, A lloaklna, J Stlnipaou, Mra llarkelroad, J Wataon, WHWhlttcn, J A Ulaon, 1VM Bureh, Jno Mcl'uUon, J (tlrin, Mra Waaa, M J Fox, Kd Carr, M In Nellie Loomli. J K Bmllh, Of course some of them are dead some have been gone ior a loug time, and fully two-thirds of them never subscribed for the Tost at all. The list at Woldport, Ona. Lut jens and Yaquina is hilly as badly stuffed. The court, in defiance of ob jections made by the editor of the me irosi, u claiming 302 suoscnuexs a the county as agaiust the Leader's' 299. 'The case was ap pealed from the county court and will be brought up for the district court to decide, v We will now see whether the element that h as been bucking the Deader so hard for some time will not get a perfect sufficiency of it by the time they get through. County Court. ' TJhej rqgular February term o' eourity couat convened at Toledo on 4 6th. The following pro- I . cCedings were had; In the m'atter of the report of J. E. Allen, supervisor of road district No, 57: Report accepted, and his claim allowed in the sum of $54.90; J. E. Allen rerappoiuted. In the matter of rebuilding the Elk City bridge: Ordered that the clerk advertise for bids by! posting notices at the postaffices in Elk City, Yaquina, Newport and Toledo, In the matter of the report of W. B. Mulkey, supervisor of road .dis trict No. 44; Report accepted and claim of $20 allowed in full; W. B. Mulkey reappointed; and it fur ther ordered that the said super visor be instructed and authorized to open a fiece of road in said( dis trict. .-' In the matter of Huston Parks, supervispr of road district No;, 25: Report accepted and claim of $20 allowed in full? supervisor re- ap pointed, : In the matter of the report of John McCullotu, supervisor of road district No. 101 Report accepted and claim.of$5i.2oalJpved; super visor re-appointed. It the matter of the report of I. J. Pepin, supervisor of road district No. 501 Report accepted and claim of $10 allowed; L. F. Pepin " ap pointed supervisor (or the year 1893. In the matter of the report of Geo. Buford, supervisor of.; road district No. 38: Report accepted and claim qf $47.50 allowed in full; David Williams appointed super visor. . In the matter of the report of Jas. McDonald, supervisor of road dis trict N! 32: Report accpted and claim for $16 allowed in full; E. W. Powers appointed supervisor for 1895. In the matter of the report of A. T. Peterson', supervisor of road district No. 34: Report accepted and claim of $59 allowed iu full; supervisor re-appointed. In the matter of the report of Albert MeaUer, supervisor of road district No, 46) Report accepted and claim of $48 allowed in .full; J. M. K, Butler appointed super visor. In the matter of the report of W. , Dwyre, supervisor of road dis trict No. 55: Report accepted and claim of $26 allowed; O, Nelson appointed supervisor. In the matter of the report of Geo. Ilodffe. supervisor of road district No. 56: Report accepted and claim for $20 allowed in full; Frank Thompson appointed for 1895. Iu the matter of the report of W. F. Hyde, supervisor of district No. 33: Report accepted and claim for fax. so allowed in full; Ben Hunt appointed for 1895. Report of Chris. Hansen, super visor of road district No. 45, adopted and claim for $42 allowed; C. Linderman appointed ior 1S95. Report of Fred Joss, supervisor of district No. 45, accepted and claim pf $38 allowed in full; Wm Dobsoij appointed for 1895. Report of Lucius Norton, super visor of road district No. 8, adopted and claim for $10 allowed in full and L. Norton re-appointed for 1895 Report of T. N. Coombs, super visor of road district No. 47; report accepted and claim for $32 allowed iu full; Sam Hill appointed for 1895. Robert Chambers appointed sup ervisor of road district No. 17, for 1895. In the matter of the granting a liquor license to W. II. Huntsucker; License granted with J. M. Bowers and Jno. Triest, boudsmen. In the matter of the petition ot J. T. Vincent to vacate street in Vincent's addition to Toledo; con tinued for the term. Jn the matter of t county printing for the year 1895: Now qn this 8th day of Februarry 1895, comes pn to be heard the matter of letting the contract lot county printing for 1895, and it appealing that the Yaquina Post 'had the largest circulation of any aper in Lincoln county, Oregon; iris there fore ordered and adjudged by the court that the Yaquina Tost have and is hereby designated as the official paper for the year 1895, and that the price be paid by the county shall not exceed the sum' of twenty- five cents per square of ten lines of brevier type, newspaper 'measure ment, or its equivalent. Whereup on J. F. Stewart asked the court to have the privilege of filing objec tions to the letting of said contract to the Yaquiua Post; and the ob jections were duly filed, 'la the matter of filling a vacant scholarship in the Agricultural college: Geo. B. McCluskey ap pointed to said scholarship by lot. Samuel Case was allowed an ex emption of $300 to apply 011 1893 assessment. Iu the matter of creating road district No. 4, 011 Wright's .'creek: Road district created as follows: Beginning at N. W. corner of S. W. i o section 9, town 11 south, range 10 west; thence east to N. E. comer of S. E. , section 29, town II, range 10; thence south toS. E. corner of section 8, town 12, range 10; thence west:to S. E. corner of section 13; thetice north to S. E. corner of section 1, town. 12, range 11; thence west to S. W. corner of E. Yt, of S. E. of section 3, town 12, reuse 11; thence north to Ya'quina Boy; thence along said Bay to place of beginning. In the matter of establishing a voting and j ustice of the peace pre cinct at the Siletz reservation: Pe tition of U. S. Grant and 59 others asking that a jr-tice of the peace and voting precinct lie established to be composed of the territory in cluded in the Siletz Indian reserva tion: It is ordeied that a justice of the peace and voting precinct be es tablished to be compdsed of all ,the territory included within the boun daries of said reservation, and that U. S. Grant be appointed justice of the peace for said district, and Os car B. Brown be appointed consta ble. In the matter of creating) road districts on the Siletz reservation, it was ordered that toad districts No. 1, 2. and 3 be created as fol lows: District No. 1 to include all of section 9, town iq, range 10, and the territory lying south of said sec- tion o, iu town 10. range 10. Dis trict No. 2 shall include the terri tory in town 10, ranges 9 and 10, lying east of section 9, town 10, range 10. District No. 3 to include all territory lying north of the north boundary of section 9, town 10, range 10, Antone belsic was ap pointed supervisor for district No. 1, H. C. Callahan for district No. 2, and Jonn Abbott tor district jno. 3- In the matter of the delinquent tax rolls for the years 1889-90-91 92-93, the clerk was authorized to issue to the sheriff an alias warrant authorizing and commanding him to collect the taxes assessed on said rolls; and that the said sheriff shall collect a peualty of three per cent for the first 30 days and five per cent thereafter until the warrant is returned to the clerk, the said pen alties to defray the cost of collecting Court adjourned for term. The following are the bills allow ed that are not provided for by statute: -.. Fred Joss, road supervisor, $38 00 T N Coombs, A T Peterson, WL Dwyre, Geo Hodges, Chris Hansen, A Meaker, W F Hyde, W B Mulkey, J E Allen, , Hurston Parks, 32 OO 59OO 26 OO 20 00 42 00 48 op 33 JO 20 CO 54 90 22 00 T P Fish, sundries fbr comity, xo 00 Chas Collins, sawing wood, 4 00 J F Yantis, work for county, 2 00 Krogstad Bros., lumber for bridges, 99 co A II Piven, nails lor bridge, 4 95 Robt Harrison, bridge lumber 39 53 C B.Crosno, stf vices. Jtor -oL J7 00 I M" Hunter, transcript of tax iJls from Bentpn Co. 2 00 G F Luckey, justice tees Mc Donald vs. Massey, $3 4ocont. Z S Derrick, const, fees, $3 20 " G A Landis, sher. fees, $8 40 " J McDonald; wit. fees, $7 00 " MCDONALD .VS. ANDERSON. G Luckey, justice, $3 75 cont. Z S Derrick, constable, $3 70 1 ' I J Pepin, witness, $3 30 " Jas McDonald, witness, 00 " ' MCDONALD VS, BUTLER. Jas McDonald, witness, $7 00 cont. Geo A Landis, sheriff, $8 40' " Z S Derrick, constable, $3 20 " G F Luckey, justice, $3 40 " N Snow, rope for county, j R Dedrick, wood for county, Jacob Frantz, janitor's fees, 2 25 4 00 2 00 3 00 2 00 2 00 J A Hall, drawing jury list, C B Crosno, assisting draw ing jury list, W C Copeland, " IM Hunter, trans, delin. roll, 35 00 F W Gorman, supplis for Co, 8 00 C Luderman, plank for road, 10 50 Krogstad Bros, lumber fbr cpunty, 3 69 Glass &Prudhonne, statiotj'y. claimed 15 05 allowed ic 05 R Waterhous, bolts for bridge, claimed $5 00 allowed 4 00 J F Stewart, printing, . 18 90 " $16 continued. G A Landis, sheriff fees, 25 00 T T Reeder, biff circuit court, 4 00 G A Landis, sloips, etc, 4 CO 51 20 Jno McCullum, sup. of rpad, Jas McDonald. " i6 00 47 50 10 00 10 00 226 46 Geo Buford, j !' I J Pepin, " L Norton, " ' B F Jones, clerk's fees, Co. court, etc., T E Parker; indexing tax roll, 23 00 O R Altree, trans, road plats, claimed $15, allowed.! 10 00 E Rhoades, sawing lumber for road, ',: 7 59 A H Lutjens, hdw. for bridge 43 03, Barnes & O'Connor, Drift; Creek bridge, t 167 58 T W Gorman, hdw for bridge, 7 60 T E Parker, assessor's fees,' $9 rejected. ' C G Copeland, mdse for Co., 1 85 C H Williams, per diem and mileage, 42 00 J J Bristow, per diem and mileage, 22 40 The.following salary bills were allowed: Geo Bethers. 44 45 33 33 33 85 J L Hyde, salary, 3 V Burt, salary, Farms for Stile. I have several farms, both culti vated.' and uncultivated, for sale in racts ot 40 acres and upwards. These lauds are adapted to fruit, vegetable and sheep culture. - Will be sold very cheap and on reason able terms. Anyone desiring to purchase such lands will do well to call on or address M. J. Ahphin, tf. Little Elk, Oregon. do you 00 HUNTING? OP COURSE You will buy a MARL1N. It has a tolld top Protection. , It oJcctiattkoildo-ConYfulenee. It li light weight-Comfort. It hai the Uauard Barrcl-Accnracr. It hu fewest paru-Blmpllclty. 6cml for complete catatotnie. free. Special pack of carda for li ctmu. THE MARL1N FIRE ARMS CO., Ken IlaTen, Cohq, JOB PRINTING. The place to get your CARDS, EXlELOPES, . LETTER HEADS, BILL HEADS, STATEMENTS, ETC., ai all klnJiot iiRiisrrriisJcs-, la at ttat LEADER OFFICE, fW Price and Work 'Satisfactory HEW mm SEEDS!' SEEDS Freah Stock just received, sold in bulk much cheai: er than by the package. Timothy, White and ' Red Clover, AJsyke, Orchard Grass anil 3Iixed Lawn Grass. Onion Sets. ARTICHOKE SEEDS and TUBERS, the new hefe feed that everybody is going to try. Pon't send away for your Seeds when you can get them Cheaper at Home. r Ail Package Seeds sent by mail at the same pric e. Paints, Oils, Varnishes anil Brushes Always 011 Hand. OTTO O. KROGSTAD, Registered. Pharmacist. Monogram Cigar Store, tt iSA. BlicjsrK:IF36iD', vr i pigars, Tobacco, Coufectionery, Fruit, etc Billiard and Pool Parlors, tmA QUJET AND ORDERLY RESORT. YAQUINA CITY, C, B. CROSNO & CO., Age HAVE BARGAINS IN Farm Lands, Tide Lans, Coal Lands, Town property in single Lots or Blocks IMPROVED OR UNIMPROVED. Abstrctof Title to any property in Lincoln Cfunty, 1 furnished 011 demand. Toledo BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE. 1 We have some good Bargains in Real Estate placed in our. hands for sale, Bejow we give a description of a few of them: - aCSSSBBBSBi - 160 acre ranch on Beaver, creek ; good house, barn and outbuildings; this farm has lots of meadow land and is an ideal dairy farni. Price $1,200, and worth double, the mon ey. ' 159 acre ranch on Big Elk five miles above Elk City; some plowed and 7 acres slashed and in timothy; house, good barn 40x48; on county road, school within mile. A good stock ranch. Price $1 .400 on good terms. 120 acre ranch five miles from Toledo; frame house and barn, about 40 acres under fence, orchard Many other Bargains in Farm and City Property J. F, STEWART & CO. TOLEDO, . OREGON. DO YOU WANT FRUIT TREES? It Will Pay YOU to see ME eforc Buying. 1 I CAN SELL YOU FIRST-CLASS STOCK, Warranted True to Name and Tree From Disease and Insect Pests AT THE LOWEST PRICES. HomeJQrown and Healthy Trees J. F. STE;"x7jPlK.T, Toledo, Oregon KTAt LEADER OFFICE. STORE SEEDS ! ! ! OregorW and small fruit. A splendid tract of land with a good body of creek bottom. Price $600 cash. Two lots in Prior Scott's addi tion to Highland; one corner and one inside, jice for the two, $50, all cash. Two lots in Stanton's addition to Toledo, well located and close to school house, Price $75. A well selected stock of merchan dise to trade for a good ranch on Yaquina Bay; must have some tide or bottom land and be well located. A good trade will be given for the right kind of a ranch, . 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