a n d
T, E « t» b ll» h e « l 1 8 9 5 1
'»ta b lU lie d 1889
t
CONSOLIDATED JUNE 4, 1896.
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V o i. I l l , No. 7, V ol. I X , No. I S
01 to be assesed at its true value. T he «lays taught 20. No. pupils enrolled 3*.
real estate and m ortgages on land or
real prop erty situated in no m ore than
one co u n ty iu this state shall be listed
H A S T H E L E A D IN O
and assessed as elsew here provided in
BANK AND BA N KE R S.
Sec. 28.— W h at is a bank or banker? this act.
ASSESSM EN T o r N A T IO N A L BA N K S.
E v e ry person, com p an y or association
Sec. 3 2 — The stockholders o f every
not incorporated under the law s o f this
state or th e U n ited S tates for banking bank organized under the law s o f the U.
of
purposes w ho shall keep an office or S. located w ithin this state shall be a s
other place o f business o f len din g m oney, sessed and taxed on the actual cash value
receivin g m oney on deposit, bu yiu g and o f th eir shares therein and the place
sellin g b u llio n , b ills of exch an ge, notes, where such bank is located and not else
bonds, stocks or other^evidence o f in d eb t where w hether said stockholders reside
of
of
I n B ulk .
edness, w ith a view o f profit, sh a ll be in such place or not: w hich shares o f
deemed a bank, banker or bankers w ith , »lock shall not be valued or rated bigh et
for the purposes o f taxation than other
in the m eaning o f this act.
m onied capital in the hands o f in d ivi
T H E M A N N E R o r A S S E S S IN G b A S k S.
Sec. 29.— The president, cashier ot dual citizen s in this state; such shares
m anaging agent or acco u n tin g officer of j o f stock shall be listed and assessed an-
every bank whose capital is not repre- ! nually w ith regard to ow nership and
sented so shares o f stock and every 1 value thereof on the first day o f April in
banker, bro k et Or stock jobber shall each year.
From the aggregate capital and surplus
m ake out and deliver to the precinct as
sessor, when rei/ifited k> list personal fund as ascertained by the assessor be
W c do all kinds o f L au n d ry W ork in the best possible
property, a statem en t w h ich lie shall shall deduct the value o f real estate to
manner.
A ny w ork left w ith us w ill be p ro m p tly a t
verify by oath, to the' effect th a t' the gether with the mortgages on land or
tended to. We guarantee all our w ork. Our prices are
real property situated iu no more than
sam
e is true, show ing;
cheaper tbau Portland prices.
Y o u r patronage w ill be
First; T h e am ount o f m oney on fiand one county in this state, and the remain
appreciated.
der shall be taken as a basis for the v a l
or in transet.
of inon
m oney in the uation o f such shares in the hands o f the
l i I
rV ^
r
' * Second:
3 “ con a. The
m e am ount oi
. | hands o f other banks, brokers or others stockholders, subject to the provisions o f
j law requiring all property to be assessed
_______________________________ subject to draft.
Third: T he am ount o f ch ecks or cash j at its true and full value.
T he real » state and mortgages ou lands
items, the am ount thereof not b ein g in-
j eluded iu eith er o f th e proceeding item s. | or real property situated in no more than
Fourth: T h e umouut o f bills receiv- I one county in this state shall be listed
able, discounted or purchased, and other and assessed as elsew here provided
RIDER, Prop.
The s ha re so f capital stock o f a National
credits due or to becom e due, in clu d in g
ba nk not located ill this state held in
overdrafts and accoun ts receivable.
F ifth : The am ounts invested in stocks, i this state shall not be required to be
T H E O N L Y F i r s t - C l a s s a n d bonds or other securities of any drscrip- | listed under this act
S t r i c t l y T e m p e r a n c e R e s t a u | tion, during the three m onths irnmedi-
N o t only acute lung troubles, which
r a n t in t h e c i t y .
| atelv proceeding the first d ay o f A p ril ol may prove fatal in a few days, but old
such y ear and not disposed of.
chronic coughs and throat troubles mas
S ix th the am ount o f bonds and stocks receive immediate relief and be perman
(except U nited States bonds, and any ently cured by One Minute C ough Cure.
bonds and securieties w hich by any law
Washington County’s Schools.
o f th is state are exem p t from tax a tio n )
T he following is the report o f the
and shares o f capital stock o f jo in t stock
or other com panies or corporations held primary department ol district numbets
1 as an in vestm ent or in an y way repre- t l and 55 fur month tsegining April 5,
ending
April 30.
No. days
| sen ting assets, exce p t such as are iti- and
taught 19 % . No. o f days attehdance
! eluded iu item fifth.
Seventh; A ll other personal property 656. No. o f days absence 50. W h o le
No. o f boys edrolled 17. Whole No. o f
appertaing to said business.
E igh th : T he amount o f all deposit girls enrolled 20. Total No. enrolled 07
A verage daily attendance 34.
Fupils
made w ith them by other parties.
• - •• ,
Ninth: T h e am ount o f all bills and neither absent nor tardy were: Jennie
accounts payable other than current de and Mollie Haynie, M ary Will, H e rb trt
run astage o Portland every Tuesday and Saturday; $t.uu for the posit accounts.
Burlingam e, Charlie Garrish, R o y W ahl,
GROCERY STORE
- - OREGON.
tiou for pensions every Wednesday.
All kinds
Groceries, Glassware and Stoneware,
fable and Pocket Cutlery, Spoons, Brooms, Mop
Sticks, Butter Moulds, Ladles, Wood and Willow
Ware of all kinds, Fishing Tackle. Also a large
lot all kinds Seeds
R. C. E. GEIGER,
O PATH IC PH YSICIAN
AND SURGEON
re sid e n ce, B o w lb y hoflae, P a cific i v e .,
w est o f F o rest G ro ve h o te l.
EST G R O V E, OREGON.
TEA A N D C O F F E E A S P E C IA L T Y .
tte n tio n p a id to M ed ical a n d 8 u rg ica i
f W om en a n d C h ild r e n H.mi a l l ch ro n ic
Forest Grove Laundry
IXON,
-— and Dye House.
DENTIST,
FOR EST GROVE
OREGON.
I>R
.
M ade by S. H ughes during the “ H old
U p at S a le m .”
at Ilia residence,
T GROVE,
im e s
Report of Senate Committee
Assessments and Taxation.
G REER THE GROCER
AN AND SURGEON,
J llice
T
FO R E ST G R O V E , OREGON, T H U R S D A Y , M A Y 1 3 , 18i>7.
ro I V s s io iiu l C a r d * .
1). W . W A R D , M . D.
f îo v r
O - C . H 'A T T
I E N T IS T .
J ALm\ L\, Manager
auc e b ’ k Hnii-DIN«
on M ain S t r e e t , u p
Ottlee h o urs, S a. m. to 4 p m.
'KOMAS H. TONGUE,
271 ALDER S T R E E T
PORTLAND, OR.
3 R N E Y - AT-LAW,
G. C.
suono, W ash in g to n C o u n t y , O k .
W ^(
SMITH & B O W M A N ,
NEYS--AT-LAW,
rial W o r k and C on veyan cin g.
& : M o rg a n B lk .
H IL L S B O R O , O
r
.
JO N ES’ ST A B L E .
W . M. L A N G L E Y ,
ft.MCY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
Good Horses
uty Pro secu tin g A tto rn e y.
C o llectio n s a sp ecia lty .
U p -stairs, W oods A Caples
B u ild in g.
riib lic
New R igs
Moderate
Prices
F ir e an d A c c id e n t I n s u ra n c e
r th e P e a ce
L o a n s , C o lle c tio n s
«J. I. KJ'JIGJHT
Will
round trip, 7 hours in the city. Kngage seats day before.
Special attention paid to Commercial Travelers
Hunters and Fishermen
Tenth: All real estate and all mort-
gages ou land or real property situated
in no m ore than one coun ty in th is state.
T he am ount o f the e ig h t item shall be
T a k e J o n e s ’ B u s to a n d f r o m a ll t r a in s
deducted from the aggregate am ount o f
B a g g a g e a n d f r e ig h t c a lle d f o r a n d d e liv e r e d the first, second, third and fifth item s
BO R O
O regon
and th e rem ainder, if a n y, sh a ll be listed
as m oney under subdivision 22 o f section
iANE,
H. D. S t e w a r t ,
17 o f this a ct. T h e am ount o f the ninth
h ie r.
A s s ’t C ash ier.
item sh a ll be deducted from the am ount
of the tourth item and the rem ainder if
any sh a ll be listed as credits under sub
k of
o rest
rove
division 25 o f section 17 o f this act. The
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded by am ount o f the sixth item shall be listed
T o ile t A rtic le s,
NTON PFAN N ER , Proprietor
S ta tio n e ry ,
an Experienced Pharmacist and from as bonds and stocks arc listed u vd er th is
TTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
act aud the seventh item as other sim ilar
the Best and Freshest material.
N e w s Depot.
fts an d te le g r a p h ic tr a n s fe r s s o ld on N ew
property is listed under th is act.
ic a g o a n d S a n F ra n c is c o .
LONG DISTANCE TELEPH ONE.
T h e am ount of th e ten th item shall be
e x c h a n g e p a y a W e a t s ig h t in L o n d o n ,
e rlin , A m s te r d a m , B r u ss e ls , S to c k h o lm .
listed and assessed as elsew here provided
n - o m t h e - M a in as w e ll a s a l l o th e r
in th is act if the m ortgage be recorded
1 c itie s a n d c e n t e r s o f tr a d e th ro u g h o u t
ted K in g d o m , I re la n d a n d C o n tin e n ta l
Subscriptions Received for the W a s h in g t o n C o u n t y H a t c h e t , | then as o th er credits
A n y person w ho k n o w in g ly and w ill-
T he C oun ty N E W S p a p e r .
ectiona m a d e a t a ll a c c e s s ib le p o in ts ,
^ fu lly m akes a false statem ent under this
n ess h o u r s fro m 9 a . m . to 4 p . in.
section shall be subject to the pen alty
j T E CORNELIUS
M ELKI JOHNSON and dam ages prescribed in th is a ct h e re
inafter.
ral Fire Insurance
.. . and Loan Broker.
brock ’ s
F
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS.
JVIAIN S T R E E T , JHILLSBO^O.
HUGHES &
D E A LE R S IN
RDWARE
STOVES
TINWARE
JOHNSON & CORNELIUS
R E A L E S T A T E A G E JM T S ,
Special Bargains in Twenty and Fort} Acre
Tracts in Washington, Yamhill
and Tillamook counties.
ultural Implements, such as | FO R EST
n6, Buggies, Plows, Harrows, |
en Tools,' Etc. Also Paints, j
Lime, Plaster and Cement.
G RO V E
.......................
OREGON.
THE OLD WILTROUT MILL
GALES CREEK.
EST GROVE, OREGON.
Whoa!
p at the . . .
t Chance Grocery.
T he la st p lace to g e t your
supplies u n til you reach T il
lam ook. I cany a fu ll lin e o f
Goods and Groceries,
Patent Medicines.
Cigar? and
ug Tackle and all neces
supplies for a camp outfit.
All G r a d e s o f
Rough and Dressed Lumber.
Kiln Dried Lumber a Specialty.
L o w P rice*»
P r o m p t D e liv e r y ,
E x c e lle n t Q u a lit y .
BBfklea’» Arnie» Salve.
T L , D m . Salve in th e w orld for C u ts
T he Be* Sores, 1
S a lt R h eum
Bruises,
F e v e r Sores. T etter, C h ap p ed H ands
II Skit
M S S U p * ' f •» i « S W ® »»
hone Communication between C lm . Miller
oreat Grove and Tillamook.
C.
S s la n r I D * ,
p a y a b le
P o sitio n perm s u e n t
S a r g e n t ,! i 11.b e d h e u w t n Itrew on. addreaaed
—
» • s a w s s ta r B u iM in atas»
I »
SaterwKW
x
i « I M « . The * • » . ,» * 1' *
G A LES CREEK.
j
CHAS. HIATT, Proprietor.
Brick for Sale!
160.000 Good Quality
Cheap
S
M onthly report o f s<;hopl d i d r i 't N o,
3 , for m onth ending A pril 30. Mo. «>f
pupils enrolled 57. A verage d a ily a t
tendance 49. No. cases o f tardiness to.
Names upon roll o f houor*\vere: A lfred
M ulloy, G u y H nthorn, A lbert L ittle,
M ary W o h lfeil, Jam es Ennis, Maud
Savage, C lara V ib b ert, A lda G rim es,
A m iabell D illberger, V era L ittle, H elen
D ilberger, F ra n k ie Stevenson, C h ristie
L ittle, Jennie W eston, W ilb u r C am p bell,
E dn a L ittle , M inta C am p b ell, Jim m ie
V ibbert, Maud M cC larkin, Peter M ulloy
and M innie W o h lfe il.— Mrs. M aggie
H aines, teacher.
T he follow in g is a report o f school
tau gh t in d istrict No. 66. No. o f day*
taught 20. No. o f d a y s preseut 283.
No. o f «lays adseut 44. T hose heing
n either absent nor tartly were as follow s:
T om m y Calluhan, H enry Y u tik e r, L iza
and A it.o ld
M cLouil, N ettie S m ith ,
A rthur M cG hev, W assino Bisiallon aud
K atie T rautuer.— M yrtle Porter, teacher.
T h e follow in g is a report o f d istrict
No. 35, for the m onth en d in g A pril 30.
No. o f days tau ght 20. No. o f pupils en-
rolled 14. A verage atten d an ce 12. No.
o f pupils belonging at end o f the m onth
14. No. cases tardv 8. T hose n either
absent nor tardy during the m outh were:
Lester W inters, E lsie W inters and L a u r t
W in ters.— Edw ard Brooks, teacher.
R eport o f Fern HiU school, district
No. 53, for the m onth en d ih g M ay 7.
No. days taught 20. No. days atten
dance 702. No. days absence 97. Not
o f girls enrolled 20. N o. o f boys enrolled
20. A verage num ber b elo n gin g 30. Not
d aily attendance 35. T hose w ho w er*
n either absent nor tard y d u rin g the
m onth were: Byron and I,ester Moo-
berrv, M urry D ickerson, A rd ie and Paul
ine V undehey, M ary and F ran k Hula-
man, Everest and W illi H a ek , Charlea
W u n d erlick , M illy, T illia , Bertha, Jamea
ami M ichael B oyd.—
COUnM IM A
ACADEM Y.
F rid ay, A pril 30, closed the first m onth
o f the Sp rin g terra o f school at th is
place, 41 pupils registered. A verage a t
tendance for the m onth 36. F o llow in g
is a list o f pupils w ho are en titled to the
roll o f honor: Maud, M able, F lo ra and
Fannie Caw rse, C h arlie C rocker, Lizaie
C halm ers,
F ran cis Chalm ers, Willie
C halm ers, H enry, Fre«l and F ra n k
Beach, M intie H arm s, Cora Jones, Annie
Grodon,
C h arlie G ordon, Freddie G o r
T he follow in g is a report o f the school
in d istrict No. 16 for th e m outh ending don and E v a D ersham .— U. S. IIargue,
A p ril 30. N o. days ta u g h t 20. N o. of teacher.
pupils enrolled 40. A ve ra g e d a ily a t
Croup ami w hooping cojtgh are ch ild
tendance 33. Those n either absent nor hood’s terrors; but lik e pneum onia,
tardy during the m onth were: L o 'tie , bronchitis, and other th roat and lu n g
L ettie and D exter S ain , L u cy and John troubles, can be q u ick ly cured by using
P u g h .V e r fia W a lh , W in n ie C on n elly, One M inute C ough Cure. J. C . C la rk ,
G race, F lo ren ce and M yrtle D ennis, D r u g g i s t . _____________ _
D ella H o w ell, G race and Paul T em p le,
Why He Wanted It Printed.
E m m a and Edw ard M artin, M ay Varner,
Com positors are supposed to be a b le t»
j S T O C K S O K B A N K S , H O W A N I ) W H E N Sanford W ilco x , D o lly B utt, and Sarah to decipher all kin d s o f handwriting
H am m ack.— A lice Porter, teacher.
ASSESSED.
even that o f editors aud m inisters. O l
Section 30.— T he stock holders o f
T he fo llo w in g is a report o f th e Pleas this point Mr. R obert C la rk the E din
bank o rgan ized under the law s o f th is ant V iew school for the month ending
burgh printer, used to tell a story.
I state sh a ll be assessed and taxed on the A pril 30. N o . days tau ght 20. No. p u
Prof. L in dsay A lex an d er cam e io ta
actual cash value o f th eir shares therein pils enrolled 14. No. «lays attendance
our office «me F rid a y w ith the m ana-
1 on the p lace where such bank is located 240%. No. tardy m arks to.
Average scrip* o f n serm on.
and not elsew here, w hether such sto ck d aily attendance 12.
T he follow ing
‘ ‘ You must let me have proofs o f thia
holders reside in such place or not. nam ed pupils were n either absent nor
to m o rr o w ,” lie said.
Such sh a re so f stock shall be listed and tard y d u rin g the month: G ertrude and
I told him the tim e was too short.
assessed an n u ally w ith regard to the Harrison Jones, M im a and H en ry M c
He must giv e us n few days long«;r.
ow n ership and value th ereof on th e first C lo u d .— E liza Shorey, teacher.
“ N o ” he said. ” 1 m ust preach thin
I day o f A p ril in each year.
Sch ool report for d istrict 32 j t . Patton sermon tom orrow . It is a special se*w
Sec. 31.— To aid the assessor in d e te r
valley tor m onth en d in g A pril 30. No m on. 1 wrote it tw o years ago, and now
m in in g in such shares o f stock the presi-
«lays tau gh t 20. No. enrolle«! 21. No I ca n ’t m ake out a word o f it .”
I dent, cashier, or acco un tin g officer o f j
days attendance 394. A verage 20. N o
everr bank shall furnish a statem ent to j
The Grandest Remedy.
days absence 7. No. tim es tar«ly 2,
| the assessor verified b y oath to the effect |
Mr. H. B. (¡reeve, m erch an t, of CW I-
Those w ho have been n either absent not
i he believes it to be true, show ing the tardy were: W illie, Jam es and T illie Lee, hnw ie, V a ., certifies th a t he had caw-
j cap ital, num ber o f shares o f the capital j A rthur Sch lap pie, Pearl D avis, Pleasant sum ption, was given up to d ie , sought
stock o f such bank and par value thereof, :
Lee, O liver Davis, Janie Bates, W ah ala all m e d u a l treatm ent th a t m oney couM
! the am ount o f its surplus fun d, the I
R oberts, A nna, E lla aud M artha T h ies, procure, tried all cough rem edies t o
am ount o f its le g a lly authorized invest- ! Blanch and Ida V a il — A. M . Porter, could hear of, but got no re lie f; apeak
! m ents in real estate, the am ount o f
m any nights sittin g up in a c h a ir; MW
teacher.
m ortgages on land or real p roperty situ
D istrict No. 90, school report for induced to try Dr. K in g ’s New D iscovery,
ated in no more than one co u n ty in th is |
m onth begin n in g A pril 5th and en din g and was cured by th e use of tw o b o t t la .
—— j state, held b y such b an k , the am ount o f
For past three years has been a tte n d in g
U. S. bonds, w hich for three m onths A pril 30. No. o f d a y s tau gh t 2«>. No. to business, and says Dr. K in g ’ s N ew
enrolled 32. No. d a y s attendance 539.
prior thereto had been held b y such
D iscovery is th e grandest rem edy e v w
bank for iawcatm ent and the am ount o f: A verage attendance 26. Those n either
absent nor tardy were: G eo rge Mc- made, as it lias done so m uch lor M a i
bonds or other securities exem pt from
Roberts, C b a n n ev S w in n ey , Bruce P a r a ml also for o th ers in his com m u nity.
taxatio n b y any law oi this state.
kin , K ligah W ilson , John M cRolterta, Dr. K in g 's New D iscovery is g u s r a a la a i
From th e aggregate o f such capital
R u th P arkin , L u cy C row ther, N ellie for C o u gh s, C olds an«l C o n s u m p tti^
and surplus fun«l the assessor shall de
Crowther, Maud MoRoberts. Those per- It don't tail. Trial bottles free at
d u ct th e real estate and m ortgages on
.
F * . O t t t ' l i i n g ’,
feet in . «leportmcnt were: G eorge Me- M iller Pharmacy.___
T a rd t a i l s N orthw est o f Forest Grove land o r real p roperty situated in no more
Roberts, John Parsons, «'.race M iller, j N o one in ordinary health need
than one co u n ty o f th is state and the re
Sudic Crowther ami Rose M c R o b e rts .—* com e bald or gray, if he will follow 1
minder sh a ll be taken aa a basis for the
T. C. Parsons, teacher.
tibie treatment. We advise cieaaliaWB
tion o f such shares o f stock in the
Report of school district 72 ot Buxton, j of the scalp and the use of Hail ’a
Mock holders r M eet to the
laws requiring all
tl! I »rope - for the month etyHpg April 30. No,
D rug store .
G
R lnler H a m rick , C ly d e and Archie
teet and C larence Porter.— Mrs. A.
Porter, teacher.
T he follow in g is a report o f G aston
public school for th e m onth o f A pril.
No. o f pupils enrolled in the gram m er
grade d u rin g the m onth 30. A verage
d aily attendan ce 29 N am es o f pupils
n either absent nor tard y were: A lbert
K oberstein e, M ay W ahl, O scar H undley,
W ilrner H am rick, E th il Brock, Marr
B isiaw , L ulu Sain, Elsie H am rick , G lenn
R aym ond, G o lia S tew art, G eo rgia N ew
man and Pearlie F o w ler.— L . W . T raver,
t-.acher.
Average attendance each w eek respec
tively, 24, 26, 25 and 27.
A verage a t
tendance during m onth is therefore gg.
Visitors, Miss N ettie M cPherson, Mm.
H. T. Buxton ami Mrs. I)r. M endenhall.
Arbor day was observed by tree p lan ting.
The pupils who were n either absent nor
tardy and w ho received too per cent, ia
deportm en tw ere: Bertie Cum m ins, Ber
tie M endenhall, G eorgia M endenhall.
W illie H id d in k, H enry H idden k, A lfred
Cum m ins, Bennie Cum m ins, H attie.
H id d in k, W illie M cPherson, Em m a Mc
Pherson, A lice Cum m ins, I.ura Grucie
and M ay Peterson and E ir le Buxton —
G rove A . Peterson, teacher.
Wanted-An Idea £~=3
ai®