Washington
a n d
Ä bÄ % lH9Bi CONSOLIDATED JUNE 4, 1896.
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WARD, M. D.
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F O R E S T G R O V E , O R E G O N , T H U R s O A Y, F E B . I S , 1K!>7.
Financial Exhibit.
H om e B a k er y • • •
(la rd s.
r o v e
To
th e
Commissioner»’ Court.
Calvin Pomeroy hall for stenog’y. 69 00
Andy Johnson «(jjpkunt roads
10 00
J D Hite circulating petition etc
1 , oo
Austin Craig salary......... ......... 45 49
Hatchet job office . ....................
28 00
Claims disallowed were r.s follows:—
Glass & Prudhontuic stationery..
7 50
A Amhros paupers and prisoners. 12 uo
Hillsboro Publishing Co..............
50
Argus Pub Co 1 educed one-half.
2 50
W D Bradford reduction of hill. .
80
I C Clutter was appointed supervisor
of road district No.
1 C Clutter, post-
office, Tualatin.
J F ABen appointed supervisor R D
No 47, P O, Glenwood.
Road No 2. per petition of Schofield
ordered opened.
R H Walker, supervisor district 39,
ordered to procure L, E Wilkes to re-
-urvev and replace angle stakes on t o a d
as per petition.
L E Wilkes ordered to meet with view
ers, J F Carstens, T J Humphreys and X.
J Rice, Feh 10, to survey and view pro
posed road No. 351.
Ordered Recorder of Conveyances to
hereafter record plats of cemeteries free
of charge.
Bond of Stiff as tax collector fixed ot
$15.000. Petition of Fred Grouer and
13 others for road location considered.
Viewers appointed to meet and view oo
said road are S I Ogden, John Kama*
and H Lewis, to meet Feb 15.
Reports of Recorder, receipts for Jao-
uarv, $167.15 and County Clerk, $215.6^
examined and approved.
Eeb. Term.
C om m on C o u n c il ok F o r e st
G ro ve :
Under a New Management, Makes a Specialty of
V o l . II , N o . 4 7 , V o l . I X , No. 4
s u p e r v is o r s ’ r e p o r t .
Reports o f supervisors were examined
KN AND SURGEON,
Vour committee appointed to report and warrants ordered drawn for labor in
|*o iii his residence,
the prisent financial condition .»f the af- year 18^6, viz:
Road D No Auit
fairs of the city, submit the following re Road D No Amt
iU o V K , - - OREGON.
I Labor *52
i Labor 40
port: We find the treasurer did not re
Though it will make anything you wish to
[for pensions every Wednesday.
do
do
52
order in the Baking line.
ceive the money from the sale of bonds, | 3
4
50
6
II 50
and therefore could not be charged with j 5
5 >J
Confectionery, Soda Water, Sandwiches,
4S
8
the same or be held responsible for a j 7
75
C. E. GEIGER,
IO
I 08
accounting of this fund. The
9
95
Fresh Oysters and Lunches at al! hours. proper
THIC PHYSICIAN ■
b8
i j
treasurer should receive all moneys and it
34
D SURGEON
64
j pay out the same on warrants drawn by 13
KREIDER & SON, PROPRIETORS.
15
70 75
>11 c . , Bowlby hon«e, Haelflc s re .,
16
to
| the mayor and attested by the recorder 15
79
t.f Koreat Grove hotel.
18
8u
| if the charter be complied with. The 17
52
T GROVE, OREGON.
46
20
(no report.)
j departure in this respect caused the f u -
19
it ion paid to Medical and Surgical
22
68
iness to be transacted in too lax a man 21
3 «
3 e n and Children and all chronic
64
ner for the safety of the city or for the j 23
24
15
Chinaware, Cups and Saucers, Plates, Pitchers, Cream
2Ó
j safety of those thus acting. Disburse- j 25
3 °
53
48
28
61
i ments have been made for which no hills j 27
ers, Sugar Bowls, Vases, Toilet Sets, Mugs all sizes,
N,
j
or pay rolls can be found. Unless these J 29
54
14
30
Rose Bowls, Fancy Baskets, Children's Silver Knives,
46
| can be supplied there seems to be no 31
32
3 »
[ d e n t i s t ,
Forks and Spoons, Children s Toy Sets.
Decorated
80
69
other way of treating this matter than 33
34
to conjecture its correctness, basing this 35
FOREST GROVE
48
36
3*
Crockery and Glassware, Fancy and Staple Groceries.
60
40
on the integrity and correct business 37
38
OREGON.
Fine Teas and Coffees our Specialty.
habits of those thus acting. Your com 39
40
24
33
mittee does not wish to he undei stood 41
42
50
5 '
o. C. H A T T
28
or even implied that they give any im 43
42.50
44
EN TIST.
46
18
pression other than they think the de 45
34
48
parture from the charter was unsafe and 47
44
3h
28
18
50
49
unwise.
38
57
53
The records or reports do not show the 5 «
e u ’ s B uilding on Main Street, up
82
54
5 «
financial condition at the close of the 53
ttU»e hours, 9 a. na. to 4 p m.
42
56
44
year of 1895. The minutes of the coun- 55
Other roai 1 claims allowed were: Su-
j cil held on Feb. 13, 1897, state the out-
MAS H. TONGUE,
! standing warrants including $1,000 note,
j to be $2,587.78. Whereas the report of supervisor 23, material $1.25; 26, naiis.
We do all kinds of Laundry Work in the best possible
NEY-AT-LAW,
the treasurer of January, 1897,
show $2.20; Dist. 27, guide board, $2; Dist. 34,
' manner. Any work left with us will be promptly at
there were outstanding warrants at that nails, $1.42; 38, lbr, $2.40; 54, nails, $.35.
tended to. We guarantee all our work. Our prices are
Licensed to Teach.
to, W akiiimotoii C oumtt , O*.
District 7 reports $11.75 cash 00 hand;
time amounting to $2,863.28, and $t,coo
cheaper than P irtland prices. Your patronage will be
At the teachers' quarterly examination
note, in all $3,863.28, instead of $2,587.78. 4, $3 5°; 9. $4 60; 21, $ 45; total, $20.30.
appreciated.
■ 'V
“TO-
held last week thirty-five candidates wet*
;ITH & BOWMAN,
RECA PITULATIO N ROAD WORK.
Jim . 22,1897, outstanding w arrants........ t - 5s7 78
present of whom an unusual proportion
Outstanding checks, C. W. di L...............
806 aO
Total amount warrants ordered in pay
tYS-AT-LAW ,
Outstanding bill« payable 18,774.08........ 1 0(0 10 ment of labor of supervisors: $2,688 95; were inexperienced. The male element
was largely in the majority— twenty one
Interest on bouds........................
185
to
of material, etc., $20.30. Cash in hands
W ort and Conveyancing.
Interest estim ated on outstanding war
to fourteen. Three of the candidate*
rants....................................................... . . .
200 00 of supervisors at settlement, $20.30.
were for certificates in other countie*,
Morgan Blk.
H ILLSB O R O , O r .
271 ALDER STREET
Due engineers to Ja n . 22....................
51
to Costs ordered paid in state cases—
the papers of one being forwarded *•
Due treasu rer for lees.................................
6 47
State vs. Jane and Chas. Parrott; jus
Wasco county, and of the other two a*
PORTLAND, OR.
Due J . H. Badey on water account........
19 83
IF. M. L A N G L E Y ,
tice, constable and witness fees, $43.25;
Due Judge B a b e r... .........................„...........
10 50
Clackamas county. This loss was in
Due Win. K une.......................................
69
20 State vs. VVm. Wilkes, same, 8 25; vs. part made up by two of the candidate*
G. C. RIDER, Prop.
|Y AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
Wtn Hobble, 71.20; vs. J. Churchley,
in Portland being for Washington
' Prosecuting Attorney.
84 459 10 8.15; vs. Geo. Bigham, 40.55; vs. G.
county. The certificates issued appear
Collections a speeds.ty.
c o s ru a .
Fisher, 20.05; vs. R. Chrisenger, 29.00.
218 cord* oí wood................... ( 293 80
below:
¡Up-stairs, Woods A Caples
T H E O N L Y F irs t-C la s s aucl
Circuit court: State vs. Bowlby, witness
Taxas due 1896.......................... 1600 00
Building.
FIR ST GRADE.
S tric tly T e m p e ra n ce Ite s ta u - W alerand Lieht bills....
fees, $67.00; vs. Ward the same. 57.60.
162 77
(Good until February, 1900. ' Mutt
r a n t in th e c ity .
W aler and Light to Jan . 22..
148 00
Total. $345 ° 5 -
F ire and Accident Insurance
have had 12 months experience, have
E lectric supplie«.....................
77 53
CLAIMS ALLOWED.
W ater Maiu«, etc ...................
164 86
averaged 90 and not fallen below 70in
¡Peace
Loans, Collections
S A L A R IE S .
Cash on h a n d ...........................
10108
82 551 01
any branch:
J A Imbrie . . ..............................$250 00
Francis Myers, Forest Grove; Effie A.
Total indebtednern Jau . 22, '97.
$1 90S 06 A B Cady .....................................
50 00
|. I. k } h g j - i t ,
Cash recett*ed on sale of bouds for
Baker, Forest Grovi; Myrtle Porter, For
O d iC 8 t0 0 O « V t« 0 ^ 9 ll
*w*rr
E
L
McCormick............................
175
00
the purchase of the Light Flam from
est Grove; Geo. E. Miller, Glencoe; W.
W D Bradford............................... 275 00
tile Forest Grove Canning Co. and •i n
Fire Insurance
A. Johnson, Gaston; Hannah B. Ander
S I .0 C
t ii e i
S I .0 0
structing w ater works for the City of
G H W ilcox.................................. 78 00
son, Beaverton; Albert Latham, Hill*-
Forest Grove:
PRISONERS AND PA U PER S.
. . and Loan Broker.
Dee. 16, Lfc95, sold |27 000 of bonds a t 5
boro.
W e e k i y iN T E S j O c e a N .
E B Sappington............................ 66 40
p e rc e n t, discount.................................$25 650 00
Average: Age 22>i years, experience
G W I’atterson.............................. 21 75
Cash paid for lig h t P la n t.«$ »2 000 00
The Creates.. Repubiiojn Paper of th e W est.
IR O
O reg o n
i6>i
months, scholarship 61.3.
Cash paid for Water Aorks.. 12 2U3 23
J R Mays .
SECOND G RADE.
Cash paid for Hose C a rt___
440 00
Bryan Laidlaw Co
T is the meet stalwart anc unswerving Republican Weekly pub
( a.wh paid le t. on bon is ..
810 0u
Good until Feb. 1899. Must have g
D. S tkw art ,
lished today and can aiways be relied upon for (air and honest re
Mrs L G Sutton ........................... 1700
1 Cash paid in t. on bouds........
19*» 77 $25 660 03
Ass’t Cashier.
months experience and averaged overfly
ports of all political affairs.
A Olsen.............................................
5 00
not falling below 60 in any branch.)
r » -s = ) The Weekly Inter Ocean Supplies All of the News } a —m
j Total receipt*: of all moneys from the
Rosa Frost........................................
5 00
B. A. Johnson, Gaston; L. Lauglilia,
I k ® j
and the Best ot Current Literature.
(= £ £ 4 ,
| 16th of D ectm ber, 1896, to Ja n . 21,1897:
[ o f F o r e s t G r o v e
Mrs Reuter ............................
5 00
Forest
Grove, Mattie Zook, Forest Grove
\ Fr- m sale of bonds .................................... |26 690 00
It is Morally Clean, and as a Family Paper is Without a Peer.
John N o rth ro p ..........................
1000
j Borrowed from Bank of Forest Grove.
360 00
Ralph Wann, Hillsboro; Agnea McMil
j)N PFANNER, Proprietor
2 00
| Received from Treasurer. W .A L . A cct 2 655 46 John M M iller.........'....................
lan, Hayward.
Its Literary Columns are equal
' Received from Treasurer Gen. Fund.
1 595 09 R H Greer, supplies. .
| A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
Average: Age 21 years, experience 6%
to those of the best magazines.
H Wehrung & Sou do..................
Bd telegraphic transfers sold on New |
months, scholarship 85.3.
530 260 55
G en tlem en :
.GOOD BREAD,
We Can Save You Money on
. . . . GREER THE GROCER.
mm
Forest Grove Laundry
0,1/1 Dye House.
W. S. BALDWIN, Manager.
Hatchet and Weekly Chicago Inter Ocean, $1.50
I
J
Its Youth's Department Is the ]
finest of Its k in d . ..............
£0 and San Francisco.
chan ge payable at sight in London
. Am sterdam , Brussels, Stockholm ,
Khe-M ain as well as all other
4ies and centers of trade throughout
K ingdom . Irelan 1 and Continental
It brings to the fam ily th e N ew * o f th e fin tire W o rld and gives
the best and ablest discussions of all questions of the day. l he
I n te r O cean gives tw e lv e p n ees of reading m a tte r each week
and b eing*pn blished in * hicaaro is b etter adapted to the needs of
the people west of the Alleghany Mountains tnan any o th er paper.
Dns made at all accessible points,
s hours from 9 a m. to 4 p. m.
!
(JGIIES k
D E A L ER S IN
kDWARE
STOVES
TINWARE
$ 1 .0 0
^ £ E ^ Q N J E J ^ !^ L P ^ £ jrE A R
$i 00
DISBU KSKMgSTS.
Chucks drawn by the Ke«oriler on the
Construction F u n d ................................ | 4 811 44
¡Check« draw n on K. N. B. signed by
\
the M ajor, Recorder and Treasurer
and paid out oil bills on file............. 20 850 00
Paid interest on bonds................................
;M0 00
Treasurer p-id on W. At L. accoun t........ 1 594 09
Treasurer paid on General Fund............. 2 651 02
| Cash turned over by T reasurer................
104 18
I
The Dally
ily and Sunday Edi-
tions of The Inter Ocean are
the best or their h in d .
j Price of Dally by m ail............................$4.00 per year
) Price of Sunday by m ail........................$2.00 per year
j Daily and Sunday by m ail................... $6.00 per year
,
A d d ress T H E IftT E R O CEA N , C h ic a g o .
Hatchet and Chicago Weekly I ter Ocean $1.50
JO N ES’ STABLE .
STA T IO N ER Y.
STATE CASES.
^ Geo R Bagley Dep Dist Attv . . . 60 OO
Witness fees Boscow, Carlileet al IO 80
BRIDGES AND ROADS.
330 270 73 j J w Thompson.............................
--------- I C W alter.........................................
Bank.over draft 311.41 Overdraft. | 10 18 ¡j \ Johnson..................................
Respectfully submitted Feb. 13, 1897. I Tigardville L ’ ber C o....................
A. H in m a n ,
Art Owens.....................................
T . J . H a r r is ,
Brice Wilson ..............................
L. C. W a l k e r ,
C W Hermen.»...............................
Committee.
J R Mays....... .............................
' L E Wilkes ............ ....................
H IL L S B O R O .
i
2
41
19
oo
40
30
30
m is c e l l a n e o u s .
J B Matthews Post G A R indigent
Get Ransom Post G A R indigent
Babcock Post G A R indigent.
r*eo Beal bounty on coyote scalp.
J T Dorrien, J P Hicks, E X
Good Horses
Harding, Geo C Day aed J F
Fletcher each $7 tor themselves
T GROVE, OREGON.
New Rigs
and assistants drawing jury lists
W. F. Ralston of Gaston transacted | Patific Univer#jty election rent
Moderate
business at the court house Monday.
! Light & Water Co Jan charges .
Elder
Shelly
is
at
Mt.
Vernon
this
: n a Barrett Janitor for January.
Prices
week.
| Geo R Bagley B & G Aid society
C. O. Showers, a Portland attorney, ! B L McCormick bill for stamps..
attended to legal business here Wednes- Riley Cave supplies court house
C
Everything from a Saddle Horse to a Four-in-hand Carryall ¿“y
and jail ...................................... - »5
I 00
The second lecture in the series con- ! A B Cady sUmps treasurers office
Special attention paid to Commercial Travelers
last place to get your
W D Bradford ex com't ref’m sch'l 10 04
ducted
under
the
auspices
of
our
public
res until you reach Til-
Hunters and Fishermen
1 50
schools, will occur at the court house on W D Bradford stamps for office. .
00k. I can y a full line of
! W D Bradford board pr’r Portland 17 75
Friday
night
of
this
week.
T a k e Jo n es’ Bus to a n d fro m a ll tra in s
I W D Bradford official expenses .
I 70
ods and Groceries,
Mr. C. Butler is moving his family this
r-wi
Baggage a n d fre ig h t c a lle d fo r a n d d e liv e re d
J A Imbrie supplies for elks office 10 97
week to bis Urtn in Multnomah county
tent Medicines.
! J B Wilkes work assessor’s office.
2 uo
Cigars and Tobacco.
I T G Todd Peb com'r services.... 16 00
Card of Thanks.
I D B Reasoner the same............
16 00
Tackle and i i l necessary
Club with The Oregonian.
We wish to express our thanks to the | Julia H Rainey relief for family.
3 00
plies for a camp outfit.
friends who proffered their assistance | Total ordered drawn for term .4 S35 00
during oar bereavement ; a'so to the fra
Claims rontinued till next term—
e Communication between
ternal societies fot their kindliness an Messinger Bros bill for pauper fly aa 75
t Grove and Tillamook.
1 sympathy.
1 G W Patterson charge acct burial
a 30
s . A. H ydk .
' C F Lord for prosecution Steeves 97 30
a r g e n t
M u. B . A. H y d e , i W E Brock stafy bill not verified 7 60
M rs . H. O. HV d *
Geo R Bagley bill on state cases 1000
ALES CREEK.
ural Implements, such as
Buggies, Plows, Harrows,
Tools, Etc. Also Paints,
ue, Plaster and Cement.
Whoa!
at the . . .
hance Grocery.
We Do Not
S
,
Hatchet and
San Francisco Weekly Examiner,
$ 1 .9 0 P E R Y EA R .
The city council met in special session
Monday evening to hear discussion of
the proposed amendments to the charter.
Senator Patterson was
was home
over
home over
| Sunday.
Mrs. Hall, an aged lady living near the
! Baptist church, is very ill.
T H IR D
Hillsboro Pub C o .......................
, The Argus......................................
j Glass & Prudhomme, Portland..
j Meston & Dygert
do
GRADE.
(Good for one year. For those who
have never taught. Required average
70, not falling below 40 in any branch.)
Gustave Schunke, Bethany, Edward
Brooks, Scholls; Theodore Osmund,
Hillsboro; Amy Wells, Hillsboro; Clyde
Reeves, Hillsboro; Jesse M. Shelley,
Hillsboro; W. A. Tupper, Hillsboro, Al
bert S. Huckaby, Forest Grove; Edward
Barker, Forest Grove; Maude Wilson,
Forest Grove; Rooert R. Kuhn, Forest
Grove; Geo. E. Madison, Farmington;
I.oura E. Mill*, Manning; Chester
Fletcher, Gales Creek; Ruby Jackson,
West Portland; T. C. Parsons, Dilley;
Chester Wirtz, Mountaindale; C. H.
Walker, Gaston; Mabel Finn, Portland;
Ethel Norman, Tigardville.
Average: Age 20 years, scholarship
84.6.
PROGRESS
A valentine party was given by Mr.
and Mrs. Patino in honor of their
neire Miss Anna Rogers of Mtt-
waukie, on Saturday evening, Feb
ruary 13th. The evening was spent I*
various amusements; the chief attraction
being the valentine box. At twchm
o’clock an elaborate lunch was served,
after which they all returned to their
homes feeling the evening had passed tU
too quickly. Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. A. R. Fsnno, Mr. and Mrs. *..
Stephens, Mrs. Moore; Misses A m *
Rogers, Ethel Beharrell, Jessie and Jew-
nie Stephens, May and Mande Hingtay,
Anna Caldwell, Belle Worden, AM*
Denny, and Reva Morelock; Mess»*.
Aaron Denny, Walter Smith, Hub«*
Kingley, John Rogers sad Will BekarvB.
A torpid liver means «bad complexion,
had breath, indigestion and freqnenl
headaches. To avoid sucl
take DeWitt’a Little Early Riser»,
famous little pills. J. C. Clark,«
flat.