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Toledo, Lincoln County, Oregon. Friday, Slarcli 13. 1908:
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. for County Treasurer.
I hereby Announce myself as a candi
date for the nomination of Treasurer of
Lincoln County, subject to the will of
the republican voters at the coming
primaries. G. BMcCldskev
For Sheriff.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the Democratic nomination
for Sheriff of Lincoln Couu'ty, subject
to the decision of the voters at the pri
maries. . C. L. Morrison.
For Assessor.
1 hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the oflice of Assessor for Lin
coln couuty subject to the will of the
Republican voters at the coming prim
aries. Guy F. Laws.
For Assessor.
Hulate for the office of Assessor for Lin
coln county subject to the will of the
Republican voters at the coming prim
aries. - Walter E. Ball.
For Commissioner.
I hereby announce my candidacy for
the office of County Commissioner, sub
ject to the will of the Republican voters
at J ho nominating primary election
April 17. Wm. f". Kbadt.
County School Superintendent.
I hereby anTiounce myself as a candi
date for the office of County School
Superintendent, subject to the will of
the Republican voters at the coming
primaries. George Bkthers.
C
For School Superintendent.
Thereby announce myself as a candi
date for the oflice of County School
Superintendent, subject to the will of
the Eepublicau voter at the coining
primaries.
R. P. Uoin.
For County Clerk. "
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the nomination for Couuty Clerk of
Lincoln county, subject to the will of
the Republican voters at the primary
election held on April ljth, 1908.
Ira Wade.
For Assessor.
1 hereby announce myself as a candi
date for the oflice of assessor for Lin
coln county subject to (he will of ttio
Republican voters at the coming pri
tuariea. Robert R. Miller.
For Sheriff.
1 iiereby announce myself as a candr
date for the Republican nomination for
Sheriff of Lincoln county, subject to
the will of the voters at the primaries.
" J. 11. Ross.
For Sheriff.
I hereby announce myself as a candi-.
date for the office of Sheriff of Lincoln
county subject to the will of tne Re-j
publican voters at the coming primaries.
If elected I pledge myself to be content
with the present salary and to enforce
the laws without partiality.
. . J. W. Duon.
J For Joint Representative.
1 hereby announce myself as a candi
date for Joint Representative for dis
trict No. 12, comprising counties of
1'olk and Lincoln, subject to action of
Republican voters at primaries.
- Chas II. Gardner.
For Joint Representative.
I hereby announce myself as a candi
date for the oflice of Joint Representa
tive for Folk and Lincoln counties, sub
ject to the will of the Republican voters
at the primaries to be held April the 17.
19U8. B. F. Jones.
Just received, a new assortment o
fishing tackle of all kinds, tor both
fresh and salt water fishing. See our
stock before buying elsewhere,
E. L. Chatfield,
Hardware & Implements.
Rev. Rogers will hold an old-time
Methodist Quarterly communion at the
. M. E. churoh Suuday. March 15; at
. 10:30 a. m. Love Feast and Commun
ion service. Rev. Ellsworth will preach
the sermonj Those desiring baptism
by sprinkling or pouring, either child
or adult, please let it be known to the
pastor before Sunday evening.
Before buying hardware or imple
ments of any kind,' let me "give you
prices on what you need, as I deal ex
clusively in hardware of all kinds and
alwavs carry a full stock.
E. L. Chatfield, Toledo, Oregon.
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S. J. Robb of Mill 4X was in the city
Monday.
Earl Nye left for Fortland Tuesday
morning.
Sam Irvin was up "from Newport
yesterday.
R. C. Wygant was up from Newport
Wednesday.
Walter Derrick went to Eddyville
this morning.
Prof . J. M. Woods went to Corvallis
this morning.
John Fogarty returned home to New
port Friday evening. -
Commissioner Thompson returned
home Saturday morning.
S.'A. Holmgreen of Ona was in the
city on business Monday.
D. S. Young (if Newport was in the
city the first of the week.
U. E, Cutler of Dallas was in the
city on business yesterday.
Merchant J. S. Akin went to Port
land on a business trig Tuesday,
Mike Mackey returned Tuesday
morning from a trip np the coast.
For camp 6toves. tents, and camping
outfits, go to ChatUeld's Hardware.
O. O. Krogstad went, to Portland
Tuesday morning on a business trip.
For,""Otms. Rifles, ammunition and
sporting goods go to Chatfield's Hard
ware. "
Dr. Humberstone left yesterday
morning for a few days business trip to
Portland.
G. 8. Parinele of Kernville was in
the city Monday morning, enroute to
Portland.
Mis Bertha Hoeflein went to Yaquina
Monday evening, returning home Tubs
day morning. - '
Dr. McMnrdo left yesterday morning
for a trip to San Francisco. He expects
to be gone about three weeks.
Miss Rena Bradeson who visited at
home a few davs last week, returned
to Newport Saturday evening.
Mrs. Wm. Hoeflein visited relatives
and friends in Toledo Saturday, return
ing home to Yaquina Sunday.
Hon. George E. Chamberlain will
give a public address at Woodman
Hall this evening everyone invited.
Universal Stoves and Ranges give
universal satisfaction. For Sale at
Chatfields Hardware. Toledo Oregon.
Mrs. C. G. Copeland 'of Siletz was in
the city Monday enroute to Portland.
She returned home Weduesday evening.
Attorney C. E. Hawkins went to Al
bany Monday morning on a business
trip. He returned home Tuesday even
ing. Wm. Crawford came down from Port
land Wednesday evening for a visit
with his daughter Mrs. Ed Avery and
family,
Lillieand Wallace Miller came down
from Pioneer Tuesday evening for a
visit with friends and also to attend the
minstrel
Mrs. J. L. Hyde returned Friday
evening from Falls City, where she has
been visiting with her daughter for a
couple of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Farrin came in
Saturday evening from Sumner, Oregon
and after a few days visit in Toledo
went on toTaft where they will reside
this summer,
Hon. II. M. Cake, candidate for pom
ination for the United States Senator
on the republican ticket, will address
the citizens of Toledo and vicinity, at
the Courthouse, Monday night, March
16.
Wednesday morning the back trucks
on the crab-wagon jumpd the track
about a half mile above town, but no
damage was done besides being slightly
delayed and the tearing up of a few
ties.
Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Sherwood and
daughter Ilah came over from Albany
yesterday evening, after' a two weeks'
visit with Mrs. Sherwood's Darents. Mr
and Mrs. W.B. Hayden, they will move
onto their homestead over in the Siletz.
Commissioners' Court.
March 4, 1908.
' A"Il members present.
In the matter of the petition of Owen
B. Playter, petitk n relative to taxes.
Continued.
Petit 'on of p. B. Roberts, et al, to
have S.l-iz liver declared a public
highw-ay, dismiastd.
Remonstrance of Fir & Spruce Lum
ber Company, remonstrance against
Roberts, et al, dismissed.
Petition r.f F.H. Phillips, et al, ask
ing for rebate aud reduction of taxes,
dismissed.
Petition f Mrs. F. A. Parry, for re
bate of ta.r-. 0 18, continued.
Petition of Juhn Q. Adams for rebate
of taxes in sum of S23.G0, continued
Petition or W. A. Dickenson, et al, to
survey and locate a county road, gran
ted. Remonstrance of A. T. Peterson, et
al for the purpose of laying out a
couuty road, dismissed.
In the mutter of the letter from'N. J.
Goodman, explaining return of money
donated by the Court to Mr. and Mrs.
Chance, considered, ami it is ordered
that Cou ty Clerk cash the check
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in his cu: ody in favor of J- N. Good-
man, in t-ie sum of $.10 and return said
sum to t Uener.il Fund of Lincoln
county. . 1
Petitioijof G. S. Parnule, for an or
der of tbffCoiirt to cajicel tax sale, or
tier onerii ciincei sale on property !e
J til. . . !. 1 1
scribed.
Petition of Matt Sijota, for an order
to cancel tax sale, granted.
Petition of Knud Henderson for re
bate of tuxes in sum of '22.1G. con n
ued. ,
Petition of John McCiuskey Jor re
bate of taxes, continued.
Petition of Julius Bosch, et al,
for survey un.l locating county road,
dismissed. :
Petition of L. L. Pepin, relative to
road district, dismissed.
Petition wf John W. Gray, "et al, for
appointment of road Sunervisor dis
trict No. 3, Truman appointed.
Petition of John Folmsbea, relative to
tax on chittim bark, dismissed.
In ihe matter of establishing a
Ci U Hinh School. The petition oi
I. B. iMcJunkin, et al, asking for an or-
der of the Court sntiniittiug ,to the
qualified lectors of Lincoln county at
the next general state election tho' pro
position of establishing and maintain
ing a County High School within and
for said county, it is ordered that the
said petition be granted.
Iu the mutter of the petition of M.
Roddy," et al, for the location of a
County rond. Ordered that the peli-
Hon be granted and that said road be
opened in nianuer as by law provided.
In the matfer of the paymeut of jur
ors and, witnesses for February term of I
Circuit Court, ordered Clerk draw war
rant in favor of each juror and witness
for the amount claimed iu the Jury aud
Witness book.
Matter of appointing Road Supervisor
for district No8. 11 and 12. Coutiuued.
Clei kxordered to break seals and pre
pare ballot boxes for the tn xt primary
election.
Petition of John Sijota, for cancella
tion of tax, (-'runted.
Petition o f Carrie M. Freeman for re
bate of tax, dismissed.
Petition oi I. B. McJunkin, asking
Court for an order declaring contract
with J. W. Parrish for building Olalla
dyke and dam void, dissmissed.
Petition of J. W. Parrish relative to
completing contract on Olalla dam, dis
missed? In tlie matter of app6inting of spec
ial county assessor. It duly appearing
to the court that the present assessor
J. II Lutz, bus faihvl to commence or
continuously and vigorously prosecute
the making of thd assessment for the
year 190 in manner provi led by law or'
otherwise. That sUd J. H. L tfz when
last heard from wm in the city of Port
land, Oregoo, aud has been absent
from Lincoln county, Oregon, practic
ally or nearly all the time during the
year last past and is now absent from
said Lincoln county. Oregon, but now
absolutely fails ami has for many
months last past utterly failed to at- I
tend to tho duties pertaining to his
orilca as assessor of
said county, and
the court being fully advised in the
premises, and by virtue of Section 38 at
page 497, General Laws of the state of
Oregon for the year 1907, it is ordered
by the court that Walter E. Ball be
and he is hereby appoiuted a special
assessor for the county of Lincoln state
of Orpcon. tn nmlra iI,a n ... ... f
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the fear 1908 and to do and p.iTorm al.
the duties pertaining to the office of
Count V assessor and to hav.- access to
the assessor's office in the county couit
house and full charge and control of all
records, books, plats, maps and other
propei ty belonging to said oflice of as
sessor: Aud it is further ordered that
he, as such special assessor, shall have
all the duties rights, privileges irwl
emoluments of the assessor in making
the assassnmnt for the current year,
and whose acts sbnll have the' same
effect as if t lie same had been done by
the assessor, upon his giving the proper
official undertaking in the sum of $5000
and tukiug tho oath of efflo
1U
and form as by law provided.
In the matter 'of approving the official
bond of W. E. Bali as special assessor
for Lincoln county, Oregon, for the
year 1908 and it duly appearing that
Bfllf) l,nilil la nlltA.k i. ...... B A .WW,
1 '"! in jtucii 111 1 11 c sum in tjmn
lue sm" .orer-i given by thU court,
t,1!U il iN ''"'J" n'"' properly ecr:i
,e(1 an1 pi"cd and justified by c. d
nnd sntlh'ient. sureties. It, is horebv
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Ordered that stud bond be and ihesainej
is hereby approved. 1
e-l In the mutter of the Oliilla Dvkinit I ,
n;f: m 1 , 11
District No 1. at this time cune on for
consideration the mutter of paying iatjx A DieliliiHou, Supervisor district No. s
the creditor of J. V. Parrish
reasoti of material furnished and
(by
ser-
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in.. .i ((" linn ll(il I IIU Ihllli OIKH (
and dam across Olalla Slough in Olnlla
dykiug District Ko. 1, out of the special
dyking fund of said Olalla Dyking Dist.
No. 1 now in the custody of the county
' Treasurer of Lincoln county, Oregon)
j the sum of iWQ which said sum shall
be placed in the care of the present
j superintendent of dykes of said dyking
1 district who is to pay out said sum of
4000 to said creditors only upon orders
j fl'on said J. W. Fnri'isii ; and it further
n I'l'e irine said superintendent of dykes
j has agreed t tliis scheme and it appear-
' just and reasonable to the court by
' reiisoo of the additional undertaking
j herein this day duly executed by said
J. W. Parrish relative to conipleleing
said dam aud dyke. Therefore it, is
In reby ordered that the county clerk of
Lincoln county, Oregon, issue a county
w arraut or warrants to said I. B. Mo-
1 Jutikin as such superintendent, on the
special dyking fund of the said dyking
district No. 1, aforesaid, in the sum of
8000 onlv. Aud it is further ordered
i that said I. B. MeJnukiu as such Hup
' ai'l ,i I miiliii, f linn nnf uniil cut,, rtf dtltllO
only upon o rders duly signed by said J.
W. Parrish to his, said J.'W. Parriih's
creditois by reason of their furnishing
material or labor on the said dyke aud
dam, aforesaid.
In the matter of the petition of W. A.
Dickenson, et al. for the purpose of
laying out a county rond. It is ordered
that Henry Howell and Frank Parker
be appointed a board of county road
viewers to view and loeats mid ro id iu
manner ami fo; m as by law required,
and Mint tltey meet at the east .approach
to the fill or bride') on the Toledo New
port county road east of J. F. Stewart's
dewelliug house on Tuesday, -March 10,
1908 at 10 o'clock a. in. thereof for the
purpose of so viewing and locating said
proposed county road, and after so
viewed and located said road they re
port to this court in form and manner
as by Jaw provided.
In the matter of vnciitiug the Miller
addition to the City of Yaquina. At
this time came'on for ponsideration the
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cat ug Mi tit s addition to Yaquina,
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and it. appearing to t e l oiirt that tho
petitioner has coinplio I with all the re-
qniremeuts of tho l.iw, it is ordered
that the petition be granted. .
In the matter of t'n petition of M.
Roddy, et al, for tho location of a
county road. Ordered (h tl the petition
be granted and th tl A.ii i road be opened
In manner and form as by law provided.
CLIIMS ALI.OWKD
L C Norton, et al, bulauce due on bill
Jan. term and ovariooked at that time $16 20
J A Hill, work as suporvlsor of Dist Ho, 8
and claln for 2.", alfowed in sum fit. 10 00
DbCiisuck, boiudlnif Jurors Iu Middle
kaull' vi Fulton cae, nnd boarding
prisoners, ft 60, allowed in tho sum of.. ft 25
chaa Allen! etul.'blllol cost iu case Htate
I vs Phillips ; ro
', !Fir sPruc LnmlrColtimberfrcouiity 8 cs
A Rosubrook, cre of Lou Hall Jan, and
renrnary 21 w
Chas Allen, etal, drawing- Jury list for
Elk Cll y precinct 700
K L Stevens, Sheriff serving aubpoena on
1. v iinrimatl J qo
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cn mZ
King slough
! Ge,,rK King- unit Jas 8 ltixipes viewers
aim milage on survey of road ifl so
T Harrison, at al, services 011 svrvey of
loud aschaimnan ami nxc man.. v 16 W)
Z M Derrick, for surveying, milage and
work on plat on road petition reported
by M Itoddy 21 80
Ole K Hudson, work on Sllaiz r,ad 13 61
otter K nnd noil, worg on Siletz mud 13 0
l'eter Henderson, work on Ihe Siletz road 27 CO
Bushong 4 Co tuppllcs for coiinty 9 to
F B Lenlle, report a&upervioro district
No. 17, and claliu 2S CO
Hosa K M (lores & Co., supplies for roiinty 3 OH
Flora Stanton, work on tax roll lor As
sessor uw
Minnie Wiikelleld, gradh.g papers teach
ers' examination 13 IK
U Klurnidge, Janitor work, etc... 33 70
1-11 ertner,meat furnlKhed Flnlcy 8 In
James 1'iUterson, SH days cariiiK for and
nursing Sam Owen no no
R S Van cievu, supntlics for oounly 6 .ft
Lincoln County Leader, printing lor Co. 20" SO
Toledo Itopoiter, publishing delinquent
,",lat l'JJ 65
Jacob llurkel, bread for Flnley....; 4 25
Ira Winlc, stamps, fielahl nnd expressive 19 48
ti II Mcl'lusLtv. 11-niatln i!i t..iw.i.., M'
11. i 11:1 1 In 11
18 CO
V V ' . " ""lo. ih. county, 1 1 W
J 11 z' Hssi.hMiii nid i.ltendl.i board
r e.,nalUali.fi,..,oi,ltl,ued
1. K Canted, nulls furnisl.e ; on West Yu-
a i i
'-"Hi", 'i niriiis supervisor Ulst. 13. . . 42 fiO
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' ''"'"tioied
; F w (''lrl bliieksiiiiihlng work on
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' iniiumeu.
ieo A Hull, insialling simplicity lighting
system In courthouse tl q;
W II Hovel, Supervisor district No. 2 and
claim for $161.25, allowed In sum of u) o.l
1!. F; Hwopic, Comity Judge, .
F. A. Thompson, Commissioner,
John Fohahtv, Coniniissioner.
Died.
John W, Btii'uhiini died at Tin rtfnrtl.
' Connecticut, February 1.1, 1903, at tho
i u i e, s- -
J I'eoHiised was a resident of this county
j for niaty years ain; will be remembered
j tunny neighbors and friends. Us
, '""ves three daughters, Airs. Frank M.
j I)lirl Rockville, Conn., Mrs. W. 1'
! Ji-'ks of Portland. Or. and Mrs. Clias
W. Day of this place,
Mrs. Fanny Baker, wife of Albert
Bilker, died at tier homo in Yaqu;i:a
Wednesday. Mjucu 11, 1003.!'
She leaves a husband and three little
childi en, the yoniigfht ten days old,
father and mother, Mr. at d Mis. N. J.
Lea bo, and brothers and sisters. The
body was laid to rest in Toledo cemetery
yesturday
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The Minstrel.
The Mlnslrel show given under the
auspices of ihe Fire Depart niont was a
success timincially and' the people were
well entertained. Tho Hall was crowd-
.1 1... -.0 .). . , ,
it i no i cot-ipi a in iiitt evening ueing
, f 102 10, which will help to swell the
j funds in the Depart meiit's treasury,
I The same hunch hill -ive another
! show ht-ie Saiui'day evetiii g tiudor the
: auspices of the local W. 1!. C. Adtnis
I sion 15 and 25 ce nts, usei vrd seats 35
cents, on skIo at the Bonbouiere. The
proceeds of this entertainment will be
used to build the bridge ou the Cemet
ery walk. .
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The flrenteu's minstrels went to
Newport lasi evening and gave a 'show,
the total receipts were $05. Tho Ella
May took the crowd down.
E. C. Hall and wife of Portland came
in Wednesday evening aid Mr. Hal
went over to Siletz this morning where
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tnev expect to ninko their future home.
j
l''" ''' LK'ie mooting a . 0:30 p.
j m- Sundry. Topic, "Why wo go ta
church," Luko .4, lll ). All young
people are invited to attend an I take)
some part.
The g;isoline scliooner Traveler was
wrecked yesterday evening over on the
south side of the bay. Captain StuitU
expects to have hor in coiumissiou
again a few days
0 ving to serious illness Presiding
Elder Who is uuable to come to Toledo
to hold quarterly meetings. Rev.
Rogers will hold the meet'ii) Saturday
evening at 7 :30 o'clock. -