Kiitcoln
Volume IV.
DIRECTORY.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Tol. Carter
E. K. Lake
J. O. Stearin
B. F. Jones
George Lumlis
J. L. Hvde
H. . Irvin
Z. M. Derrick
Hurley Lutz
, T. M. t'onmtiH
Cha. Williams
F. A. Godwin
Joint Bepre""""""-!
'nunrj juu6c
sheriff
Treasurer - "
school Superintendent
Purveyor
Aisessor
Coroner -!
Commissioners I "
lent
County rommispiniiers Court meets on Wed
nesday after the tlrst Monday in February,
ipril June, August, October and December.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Hon J. 0. Fullerton Judge
W.E. Vfttes I'ros. Attorney
Court convenes on 4th Monday In July and
fourth Monday In January of each year.
CITY OF .TOLEDO.
H F. Jones : Mayor
j F.Stwart Recorder
-Marshal
.1. 0. Kroifstad
IV H. Alexander
0.0. KroHstau,
A. T. Peterson,
Aldermen
It.DecmcK, ....
Lester Waugh : . J
Council meets on the first Monday evening In
each month.
" TULKDO. i'HlXUNCT. "
jnttiee of the l'eace J. A. Hall
Constable J.C.Altrte
NEWPORT.
Josiioeof the Peace Geo. F. Sylvester
ConslHble,...' ...W. H. Crutchiield
" YAQUIKA. '
Justice of the Peace .1. S. Hooth
Conttable W. L. Watklus
ELK. CITY. . .
Jmrlw of the Peace A. B. Clifrk
i.'oiisiable Alex Jlurkhaller
LITTLE ELK.
Justice of tho Peace Chas. Henderson
Constable Z. S. Derrick
NASHVILLE.
Justice of the Peace .-. I. P, Huntington
font-table X. F. Edwards
BKAVEK CliEEK.
Justice of the Peace Sam'l It 111
ConMuble Joseph Gourley
.TIDEWATER. :i ,
Justice of the Peuoe... ..N. J. Goodman
Constable W. A. Vidilo
LOHSTEU.
Justicoof the Peacu s; :.ri A: Feck
CouMable W. I Taylor
, LOWKH AI.MiA and Y.MUIATH.
Justice of the Pcaco Win. Wakefield
(Ainstable John Early
SALMON ltlVEK.
Justlwoflhe Peace ...Onus. Head
Constable ' . I. fterton
ltoss.
Justice of the Pence W. II. Cook
'.'unstable Geo. E. Croxford
CHUaCHES AND SOCIETIES.
irETiionisTEPi.-cofAi'iirRc-ii-
vices
at foit-dfion tho first -and:
"cond 'JSnliliiUh
of open month, morning and evening;' services
Shetzon third nml fourth Koldmth of each
mouth. Rev. W. 11. MY lilts. Pastor.
VJT.JiiliX' t'liritCIPII'ro'teslant F.pisiYipnl.-
Divine service the third Sunday of every
nnmth. at 11 a. ni. All are invited to attend.
iiev., chas. llonth, Missionary. . Residence,
'Hector;-," Newport, Or. '
I (I. o. r. Toledo .odii-e. No. ins, i Meet
1 'every Saturday evening, at their hull In this
town.
. T I! Tr tivrnriK V ii.
J.T. E'AIXG.Sec'y.
I 0. n. K. Ray Lorttre No. Ill',, of Yaqultm City,
meets evei-yWfdnesclay evening. Visiting
brothers are alwiivs welcome.
, ' : , .': S. A. ritL ITT, N. g:
K. .1. IIVIWOWS, Secretary.
T . O. . Newport Lodtre No. Hi), meets every
J- satordiiyeveninit. visitfng brothers are cor-
o a !v Invtic.l t mtaml I ( MKsnv V c
J. W.'oi.IVEU. Secrn'tar'v.
I
f. (I. F. Klk Lodcre No. 1:51, meets every
'HtlinlllV nvUnti.n 1.. 1,u V...I1 at l.'lb f'ltV
M-dtiiiij brothers ulwavs welcome.
, , P. A. MILLER, X. G.
'i. Wolklll. Sc.y.
t iV A. M. Kownnrt Lodce No. S3, rcsiiliir
''ill nifin.s. Vlslfiiin-'bni'thers nre cordiiilly
weli-omed. A. II. HAMPTON, M. W.
C011Viii.iiri.ttw.il V.il r.i ir VtuTurA Pilch
iuiin HICKLEV, Secy .
yeitiinn Urn-V-onnell N-o. 7-1-1 Nntional riiion,
iiH-etn on 8-.cond and fourth Friday nlghtsof
tf.e Inoiilh. 'rrnvclitiif t'rtcnds nre welcome.
-'I. K. l'EAIIts, i-ec. H. F. JONES, l'ren.
IJOiiooi) i.u'Hdn No. 7(1, l!cJ.ekah Deifree,
Vi ' " " F- mcen in the Odd Fellows hall in
tills city OI1 Tuewlav iveninn of each week.
,,. " ' ALICE WAUtlH, N.G.
ANNETTE KIIOOSTAD. Secretary.
( A. lt.-Ahe. Lincoln Post No. 118, meets In
iheiiood Teioi.larsIIallon the lirst and
ttilrd Suturdnvs of each month.
, . H. K. STL KDEVANT, Post Com.
T. l'.J-ISII, Adjutant.
i -. I". W. Werfern Star Lodge No. 73,
meets In the Odd Fellows' hall, Yaqulna,
n Hint mill third Salurdav evenlnfrs in each
month. Visiting brothers iire always welcome.
, II. K. IXWElt, M. W.
."LTRAVIS, Recorder.
UMtlUMKX OF THE WOULD. Pocahontus
'' ' n iip Xo. in, Toledo Oregon, meets on
'Je tirst and tlnnl Thursdays In each month in
tneiidd Fellows' hall. Visiting neiKhuore are
always welcome,
i'- A. AKNOLil, GEO. B ETHERS,
. Consul, ' Clerk.
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January 2i 1897.
District Court Docket.
The following is the docket of
the district court for Lincoln county
which convenes next Monday:
1. V S Hufford vs. T P Fish;
recovery of money.
2. S L Kline vs. F M Stanton;
recovery of money.
3. C G Copeland vs. R F Baker;
rtcovery of money.
4. Arthur Rochester vs. T. II.
Horning; recovery of money.
5. CO Copeland vs. Anna E
Parker and Thos E Parker; recov
ery of money
0. C C Ccpchr.d vs. Vm H pmH I
M E Alexijuder; recovery of money.
7.. H Broders vs. T H Horning;
recovery of tnoney.
8. EA Chapman 's. J J Whit
ney e't al. ; recovery of money.
9. Jno McCullum vs. Mary Fitz
patrick;. recovery of money.
10. E U Will vs. Matilda Hamar;
recovery of money.
11. Bonrd of School Fund Com
missioners vs. Addie Whitney etal.;
foreclosure.
1 2. S A Wright vs. Anna Wright,
e't al; equity.
13. Nellie Campbell vs. Thos
Briggs et al; division of property.
14. State of Oregon vs. Z Job;
indictment for larceny of public
money. '
15. F M Carter, administrator, vs.
Geo Bamford; fofeclbstfre.' I
16. Currance Shepard Vs.v R 'F
Baker et al; suit in ecfuity. ' ' !
17.' Peter Tellefs'oii- vs." 'T :' N
Coombs; recovery of 'money, ''
18. Peter Tellefsqn vs. Ira A alid
Marj' "M'ilfcri recovery 'of rtibheyv '
19. J C Altree vs.. .M.tHuffdfdt
and .Valentine)TJ'ieli.'resot$J9! X1
money. : ;:.
o. Allen Parker;-, Y.v PBPk::.!&.i
Russell; recovery of money
21. W P Murphy vs. -T.- .W
Gorman; appeal... ; '
22. M S Woodcock et alv. vs.
Lafayette Wilson; recovery, of
money.
23. Anna Maria ' Matthews ' vs.
G A Landis et al.; injunction. .,
24. A O Krog.Uad vs. Yaquina
Bay Creamery Company; confirma
tion of sale.
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It is currently stated that the sen
ate now has more clerks employed
Number 45.
SUIT HAS BEEN BROUQHT.
The Salary Question to be Passed on
By the Courts.
Lincoln county will again enjoy
the luxury of a lawsuit, the
sheriff and the clerk refusing the
salaries set for them by the county
court at its December, ,1896, term,
and the matter is to be tested in a
suit brought by the he sheriff for
the same salary that the sheriff of
Benton county receives.
The action is a mandamus case
brought agaiiySt Lincoln county,
J - O- Steams.fcounty judge. C. II
Williams ana b. A. Godwin, com
missioners, .And the writ directs the
defendants to appear before Judge
Fullerton at Toledo, on January 25,
1897, and show cause, if any there
be, why they do not audit and al
low the claims of the plaintifl in
the same amount that the same
officer in Benton county receives.
The only law in reference to the
salaries of the clerk and sheriff is
in the law of 1893 creating Lincoln
county. In section 8, of that act,
it is provided that '"the sheriff and
county clevk of said county shall .
receive the same fees as nre now al- .
lowed by law to the sheriff , and
clerk of Benton county." In 1893.
after the law creating Lincoln coun
ty had 'been' enacted, the legislature
enacted a law abolishing the fee
system and placed the clerks and
sheriff, on salaries, but -failed to :
provide any salary for the clerk or
shefiff of Lincoln county. The leg-! .
iskiture iii 1895 again legulated tlie
salaries oi the- various . clerks and -sheriffs'
of the state except those of .
Lincoln"- county, - and no salaries
were-tiamed for them. The supreme
court lius .decided that the clerk :
atkl' Sheriff of Lincoln county were
under the salary law and not under
fees, and ill the absence of any sal
ary named the officers interpret
their salary to be the same as the
salaries of the same officers in Ben
ton county,' inasmuch as the law
says their fees were to be the same.
, Service of the papers were made
yesterday; and the case will be
heard in com t next week. We'ather
ford & Wyatt of Albany, and Judge
W. S. Hufford of Corvallis, are at
torneys for plaintiffs in the. action.
Judge J. R. Bryson was also one of
the attorneys but was compelled to
retire from the case by reason of his
dangerous illness.
Here's One Reason.
The reason why the house has '
not yet been organized ought to. be'
apparent to the people of Oregon.
There is an effort to organize it in
opposition to all remedial legislation,
in opposition to all legislation in
favor of economy and retrench- ',
ment. This is resisted. , It in
cludes the program for Mitchell's
election. Yet the opposition to the
election of Mitchell is not the cause
of the failure to get a quorum to
appear in the house. That matter
could be and would be attended to
at the proper time and in the proper
way. But an organization of the
house in opposition to remedial
legislation is objected to. The
Mitchell meml)ers are trying to
force such organization, and it is
resisted. This, plainly, is the
cause of the delay of organization.
It is resistance to organization of
the house, on ring methods, for the
prevention of retrenchment and for
perpetuation of old abuses. Ore-
gonian
man at any previous session.
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