Washington County news. (Forest Grove, Washington County, Or.) 1903-1911, May 11, 1905, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextJ? C £U ~ ^ S E l à a W ashington I •mi T C ounty news FOREST GROVE, WASHINGTON CO., ORE., THURSDAY, MAY, 11, VOL. 2 COUNTY COURT SESSION Orders Are Given tu Build New Roads and Bridyes in this County Large Amount of Road Warrants and Bills Alluwed—Other Note. The county commissioners met at the Court House at Hillsboro in regular monthly meeting, beginning Wednes day, May 3, and continuing until Sat urday, May 6. The petitions of Ed. Schulmerich, et al, for the construction of a bridge across Jackson Bottom, and for the abandonment of a portion of Minter bridge, were continued. A. Baldwin, petition to vacate county road accepted and bond ap proved. It is ordered that J. W. Ma sh and Francis Chalmers be appointed viewers to meet with the county engineer, at Hanison school house. May 16, at 10 o’clock a m. to assess damages, etc. The petition of W. W. Williams et al, to establish road was approved and bond accepted, with the appointment of the same views as above, to meet at the same time and place. In the matter of the petition of T. S. Sutton, to locate and establish a county road, the board approved the petition and appointed John Kaman and Wm. Schulmerich as viewers to meet with the County Surveyor at Laurel on Friday, May 19, at 10 o’clock a m. to view and survey said road and assess damage. It was ordered that the sum of 850 be appropriated. for grading county road No. A. 162. It was ordered that the report of the 1905. NO. SO CITY DAMAGES ’Varsity, also won his “ P” for the first time by winning a first place in the hammer. He was the only new man | on the team to win the distinction. Among Newberg’s men, their distance ; men were the only ones that put up a With One Another Over School good race, crowding Gates into record Fund Deficit at Hillsboro j breaking trys. Johnsoq, in the mile, was undoubtedly their best man. Tuesday The prospects of a victorious season for Pacific is evident. The team came back the same evening and all parts of the event went off splendidly. “ Dad” Matters Thoroughly Discussed and Moulton has expressed explicit confi dence in the men since his longer Committees are Appointed to acquaintance with their possibilities and expects great things of many of Investigate the men before the end of the season. viewers oh the locating of a county tioner to build bridge according to road petitioned for by J. N. Miller et specifications. The report of John Boge, supervisor al, be accepted and the clerk was dir ected to draw warrents in favor of the of road district No. 25 was accepted. _______ Bids for building bridge on Pump viewers for $400 each. Sealed bids for the building of kin Ridge were opened and D. V. E. Betvey Wants $303.75 fur Being the Hendrick’s bridge were opened Reasoner of $187.95 being the lowest, Hurt on Sidewalk — Matter and M. S. Daily’s bid of $200 was accepted. J. W. Goodwin’s bid being the lowest, was awarded was $210. Carried Over. the contract. The other bidders It was ordered to advertise for and their respective bids were: bids for the building of a bridge D. B. Reasoner $333, J. W. Goodwin over -Jackson’s Bottom and for bridge and fill at Geo. Campbell’s place in 8330, Clark & Dixon $621. At Regular Meeting of Council Tues Monthly report of County Clerk E. South Tua’atin precinct. J. Godman, for April, approved. Re The sheriff was ordered to issue ] day Night Lots of Business ceipts were, $117.25. deeds to the county on the delinquent Twenty dollars were ordered paid ! properties purchased by the county. Was Transacted. C. F. Barrett, for the cart of Harry Taxes to the amount of $1.26, which were paid on property not his own Wallace. Monthly report of Recorder Kuratli were refunded to owner, M. Linnton. The city bids fair to have a damage accepted. Receipts, $288.75. Court adjourned until Saturday, May suit on its hands. Sometime ago, E. In the matter of taxes on land in 20, at 10 o’clock. dispute with Colu mbia Co. the sheriff The following bills were audited Dewey of the Michigan House, fell on the sidewalk near Cornelius & Han was authorized to remit all costs and and allowed: penalties and interest due from the | A G ro ssen ........................................................................... $ 34 76 cocks stables and sustained injuries G ro n e r 6 i Row ell Co, r e l i e f ............................................ 115 11 residents and owners of lands in the i Beal & C o ............................................................................. 675 00 that laid him up for sometime. He I cuy Manufacturing Co....................vso oo now asks that the city pay the doctor 11 sections of T 3 N R 4 and 5 W A western J Roy, ,ln “ nc...................................... soo and nurse hire, besides he .asks $250 set over to Washington County by the W D W ood J F Y oung, r e l i e f ................................................................. 44 35 his injuries legislature of 1899. C la ra B aer, w itn e s s ............................................................. 3 2o as a compensation for I T u p p e r ** 3 20 which he claims is permanent. The Seven dollars and sixty-eight cents : F L ra illie n k B aer “ 3 20 *' 3 20 matter was referred to the Ordinance taxes wrongfully placed in school dis ! P a t C ronen rs Baer 3 ® Committee, which will report at the trict No. 52 against Benedict Thurker, M M rs W illiam s v ille S p a rk s ..................................................... .. 3 20 next meeting. was ordered returned to said Thurker. F M a iio B u eh er '* 4 oo A petition from the residents on the Orders against school district, No. E arl B H aw k s, co llect t a x e s ........................................... I 2 50 ashiug»on C o u n ty N ew s, p r in tin g ............................ 2 4 q road north of the College campus, 52 were drawn in favor of the following: W W E T a y lo r .......................................................................... 4 50 M a n u fa c tu rin g C o .................................................... 12 50 prays that the council cause to be L. C. Brown, $8.89; Henry Hasse, C D lay elta D ru g S to re, r e l i e f .................................................... 16 40 $6.79; Fred Haase, $5;57, Henry G C S c h n e lle r J r, f e e s ...................................................... 9 00 moved, the high board fence on the Jo sep h B allard , w i tn e s s ... J "0 college grounds. The matter was Boyeone, half, $2.36; O. Aschmantin, H erm an S c h u lm e ric h ......... nn referred to the Street Committee for $4 61; D. D. Whitsell, $7.36; John C W A llen , a s s e s s in g ....................................................... 69 00 E rw in R itte r .......................................................................... 69 p0 Aurries, $4.11; Home Insurance Co. J o h n V a n d e rw a l....................................................... 75 nn investigation. 7 nn The treasurer’s report was read and $4.32; Johnson Bros., $8.28, it being H H H T B C u la x to r k n ............................................................................... ............................................ 69 wrongfully charged to them. Two J B W ilk e s .............................................................................. 3 40 accepted. There was a balance on E I K u ra tli, s a la r y .............................................................. 87 dollars were refunded to Herman Hun W illis Ire la n d “ .............................................................. 41 A4 hand May 1, of $1001.54 E J Godm an *" ............................................................... 202 The matter of districting the City so ger, from district No. 44. Geo H W ilco x , a s s e s s in g ............................................... 76 that water users could do sprinkling at Taxes to the amount of 81.50 on G lass & P u rdhom m e, s u p ................................................. 2 the Beal estate was paid twice. Court TrUSihn°Hi^on°co ............................. ,n " d’fierent times, was discussed at some A J Roy, in s a n e ................................................................... 2 length, and the matter was referred to ordered amount refunded. D r F J B ailey, in s a n e ................................................... 5 the Water Committee for investigation. r e l i e f ................................... 74 The improvement on Cornell road A L E J Roy, B la u m e r.............................................................................57 Applications for wat;r from E. M. made by A. E Mead was accepted. D W B ath, p r in tin g .......................................................... 34 F J B ailey , r e l i e f ...................................... g „ Ward, Sam Smeltzer and R. P. Wirtz John Kelly was appointed road A M C o llin s, ja n ito r ................................................ 35 nn supervisor of road district No. 25. A G rossen. b r id g e s .................................................* * ’ * 9 n*» were granted. Redm ond ir S a p p in g to n u The committee appointed at the last The petition of John M. Wall for A A M o rrill........... 17 ?? meeting to purchase 400 feet of hose, D B R e a s o n e r............... .... ! ! ! ! ! j ! j ! j j j “ " j ; ; j ™ the building of a bridge across Gales C“ '- team •»!»«»....................................... 60 o 1 . reported that an order had been given h i r e ......................... Creek was rejected, but the court L ig h t ir W a te r W o rk s ........................... * 19 on for that amount, also that the new An agreed to furnish timber for the truss, C M ity ays Bros, re lie f .............................................................. 5 (J4 C C H an co ck “ 4 nn derson couplings were purchased. flooring, and banister, and allows petti- Babcock Port ..................................1 . ! ! ! ! 6 10 The following bills were allowed: W m Jackson, s a la r y .............................................................51 m A E M ead. ...................................... 21» 40 Crane & Co., M dse..................$ 23.00 A lb ert F rid a y , s a l a r y .......................................................... 64 on E. A. Dixon, labor.................. 10.45 T h e A rg u s, p r in t in g .................... 9 I S c h u lm e ric h Bros. . . . ,9 Portland Gen Electric Co., .sup 13.77 ; T J K in g , s a la r y ...................... .................................... 9% w W Lew is “ . . . 2 C.’L. Large by F B H o m e ,.. 9.00 H . G. King, records............... 6.00 i r v T " 1" ......... ! * * 794 on I S c h u lm e ri-h B ro s..................................................... J. F. McGill, labor............................. 25 I W F D e sig n er, sa la ry 50 ™ C. J. Pedersen, nails............... A B Todd “ ............................................ 1.00 24 -r W. S. Hudson, Treas........... . 27.50 13 co P. W. Cronin, Marshal......... . 15.25 U G G ard n er. 8 co A. B. Todd, labor............... 16.00 * K i,m er, s ta tio n e ry . 44 -c F. Ramsy 6.00 *» . . . . . . . W J W all, a s s e s s in g ........................ C F B a rre tt, re lie f 7.50 20 on Francis Ulm »» ............. 44 AO J. Jackson 9.00 C B B u ch an an M ............... 54 to 78 4< Hugh Smith 9 00 >♦ ............. 48 75 L A Rood, s a la ry 3.00 6 < c- A. Kreps M ............... 8 — 1J. Jackson 4.50 H e n ry H asse, H e n ry Boge 2 ’A J. Haynie 15.00 1* ............. 7 ’A ; Johnson Bros '* ' 3.00 C. O. Dixon 8 »1 ............. . B en ed ict T h u rn e r ' 7 j Fuqua & Johnson ,, ........... 13.20 H om e T ru st Co H e rm a n H u n g e r 1 2 on Int on bonded Indebtedness. . 812.00 lohn P u rv is 4 »! 4.00 I A A srh w an d er 4 At Wash. Co. Pub. Co................. Hjnue ................................................... 55 7 SCHOOL BOARDS MET j WILL INSTALL PLANING MILL Ward Lumber Company to Build Immediately at Lumber Yard. Eld Ward, of the Ward Lumber Company is having built a building at his lumber yard in which he will in stall a planning mill. He went to Portland Friday and pur chased an engine, a planer, sticker, rip and band saws, and other machinery necessary for a first-class planing mill. The building will be begun at once, and will be 30x80. Mr. Ward states that he has made arrangements with the various mills over the county to furnish him with lumber and has as much as 20,000 per day engaged. The mill will employ at least four men and as many more as the demand for the product increases. He will manufacture all kinds of build ing materials. In the Recorder's Court As announced in The News last week, the inhering of the various school boards over the county met at the court house in Hillsboro, Tuesday afternoon to discuss and devise means of freeing themselves from the dilemma in which they are placid because of the failure of the county court to levy a sufficient tax to carry on the number of months school bargained for. Thirty- five districts were represented and the meeting was organized by choosing H. G. Fitch of Cornelius, chairman, and Mr. Benefield of Greenville, secretary. Many speeches were made along the line of how to cope with the deficiency and what mode of proceedure to take. A committee composed of S. B. Hus ton, C. W. Fitch and ------ was ap pointed to wait on the county court and ascertain if some means, or some plan could not be devised to meet the trouble and thus permit the schools to run their allotted time. Another committee composed of I. jC. Weitzel, Mr. Benefield and ------ was appointed to confer with County School Superintendent Case. It is thought that this course will terminate satisfactorily. John Youngquist came out to Forest Grove from Portland, Tuesday, and when he landed, was “ too full for utter —Guldenrod Flour, guaranteed. ance,” consequently he was sent for —See Richey & Wells for hop twine. by Pat Cronen’s patrol wagon which — Every article put up by “ Crescent delivered him to Recorder King and was fined $10.00 and costs, amounting | Mills” is guaranteed. — For windows and doors, paints and in all to 813.50. H e was kept in the lockup Tuesday night, but on Wed oils, see C. J. Pedersen. nesday morning was released, after — Drain tile, sewer pipe and terra paying his fine. cotta flues at Richey & Wells’. G o ff B ro s , Johnson & Johnson HARDWARE and MACHINERY Successors to M cNAMER h JOHNSON Fishing Season fi t Opens April 1st Now is the time to buy a nice Rod, while the •; Dealers in I John Beal ‘ b y J N H o ffm a n .................. 1 54 I ♦"•»Mahan £r H e rrin g * .....................................! 11 74 H I J n n to n > n »» n so m Post G A R 5 *5 C 8 T fp a rd . fees 9 ?ft H B T ig a rd ju s tic e ................ T es»er T u n h o w . w itn e s s . ! Chas R " -n h a m , “ 50 V** Cobb’e r *' 1 50 W illiam B rya.i 11 1 50 stock is complete. .'3 Eatables r « : 1 AO 1 s o o r f in ^ o o d « We have a ,uH line °' Baseball Supplies of the celebrated A. G. Spaulding Bros. A nice line of Gloves, Bats, Balls, Masks and Catch ers’ Mitts. The time will soon be here when you will want to take your best girl out for a ride. It will make her feet proud to ride in an up to date Studebaker Buggy. W e have a nice lot on hand; come in and see them at our warehouse. The largest line of Galvanized Pipe and pipe fit tings in the city. If you want pipe laid we do it; we will install you a nice bath tub, or a Porcelain sink, or a Wash basin, in fact everything you need in that line JO H N D E E R E PLO W S, SN E L L BICYCLES, STU D EBA K ER W AGONS The Peerless Ball Bearing Lawn Mower, 14 inch and 16 inch with 10 inch drive wheels are beauties and almost run themselves. Bring in your lawn mowers and get them repaired and sharpened, it will save you lots of hard work. Goff Bros* FO REST GROVE. OREGON* Following list of road warrants were I drawn: W S H a h n ............................................................................. j M C o m m ercial B ank, A ct o f A L H ill ’ . y 9 50 O N L o v e ...................... W ilb u r H a y s ............. ........................................ E T M a p e s ............................... ........................................... Z ? XX ; ™ FOREST GROVE, * w Dam...............................................2; S j Hun.......................... ■ J $ I J B F ield s. . F P M a y e r.................................’ ’ ! !! Jam es C um m ings . |A W B a r k e r J Y o u n g .......................................... ........ J T Y oung. C Jo h n so n . IrX ' . ‘. ‘. ’. ‘. ' M ' . ’. J W C opeland. O W escort H W H am rick I W m C ro w th e r. . . G D S a x to n ......... W ilson B radley. S H D u n b a r......... John K assabaum . W illiam Jo o s............... W in D a v is .......................................... '. '. '.Y .V . Y. M ark T ru m b o .............................................. ' j H artm an S ta u ss ................................... I H e n ry Jo h n so n . . .................................... J F ra n k W illia m s .................................................................. Edw ard N o r th ru p ........... ............................... » 5 0 Thoa B e r ry ................................................. W allace Brow n. . . •Vm T ib b its .................. 9 40 12 1 c 00 / a W Ac Both Phones 13 3 jy j j 10 10 40 00 ¡5 jq 5^ 50 50 ..................................... ........................................ ........................................ ........................................ ........................................ ........................................ C o n tin u ed on last page) M . C l. K I N O . Elected S ta te Conaut «it Baker City, laat week. VICTORY EASILY MADE 3 00 ¡ j ¿0 13 50 26 25 1J 50 16.50 2 JO 2 25 • 25 Defeat at the Hands of the Wiry P. U. Boys. Abbott (8b Son 2 j 00 Newbera College Meets l u v ie r.................................*!!!!!!!!!!!!!.............. 19 .._ _ 50 I A w B ark er B A B arker Geo D arety . lo h n H u m p h rey G eo rg e W estcott . G W alrers Jam es M eacham J J M*»arham C W H S H am ilton W a llace B ro w n ___ W ill Jack Geo J a c k .................. J N icodem ns G F C G eishirt F U l m ..........., ................ M ilvine S h attu ck . J »hu H ayne J H in to n ............. Alvia S c h l e c h t ........... An»on S a ttle r Thom as K essler F red Voglin Paul K rause C F T ig ard H e n ry H u slo g e. R udolph H off*rber G eorge Sm ith G ustav K rau se John P i e r c e ................. C W ftlo rm ............. D V B u rk h a lte r OREGON Last Saturday Pacific University met * “ Pacific College in a dual track meet at 5 25 Newberg and scored 73 points against | 1 3o the Quaker’s 35. The ’Varsity’s men | l * after their long ride did very creditable | 30 oo work. Capt. Peterson took his four; ' # ji oo firsts without any extra exertion. Only J 12 oo two ^rsts amonK the events were 12 oo lost by the Forest Grove boys. Har -1 \ S vey Gates of P. U. was easily the star \ V. I 15 performer. H e not only broke the j 12 00 . 12 00 school record in the mile, but lowered ■ 30 OO 1 25 the state inter-collegiate record from | 9 00 4.48 as held by Wilkins of Willamette, , 6 75 Wilkins of Cornelius, to j 12 00 now Rev. 4.45 4-5. Ralph Dimmick of the | Have a large stock of Jewelery, Watches, Clocks, Cut Glass and Silverware, Stick Pins, Watch Chains and Charms, Fratern al Buttons, and everything else that is to be found in a first-class Jewelry Establishment. W e do all kinds of watch and clock re pairing. Forest Grove, Oregon i I