The Columbia register. (Houlton, Columbia County, Or.) 1904-1906, January 26, 1906, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextThe Columbia Register. Kntirrvd aanwrrwlaw niattrr April 59,1, t th poM othr at Houlton, Orrgon, under to Act of Cngt o( Marvh 1 lJ?!. PCBUSHWI SVSBY ITUPAY K. H. M1TCMKLL. KdlUr. ' -8ubrlitlon irtc II 0 cr yar In advanee Adrtrlltrtg ratoa tTMoimhl. IE. OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER. their noiicea of apectal tax Wvlea for Itoad purpose, ali tl pUna adopted for Hit outlay f Miu to-wit; ltoad diatrlcta :oa. 4. IS. l.and II. UUoh dered tliMt tli wnt I pproved, and matter Is hereby referred to Hit County Jui1k, to prePate advert Uetueuta call Inn lor blda for making propped Im provement t be aubiuilieU to thla court Hi Id March 19W term. In the matter of changing route of County K.wd In ltod dlatrict No 7 It appearing to the Court from the rROCF.F.!)lUS OF THE COINTT COURT JAM'ARY TERM, 1906. . January Srd, I'XHl 1st Iay Id the matter of changing Kiad dis trict Ifcmndarlea. Ordered I lint following ho deducted from District No 5. and added to dis trict No 4; lb-glnning at Columbia Kiveron lino between aec. 33 6-land Nc 45-l.; lueuc V. to S. W cor. of S. K W8. E. , Hec.S6-B-2; theucw N. ijruile; thence E. to Columbia River; thence following shore of Columbia Kiver to place of bettiuning. In the matter of the, petition of W. L. brown et-aN for change iu route or County Koad. Petition U not dell nil enough to give Court Jurisdiction. Therefore no action was taken. ' In the matter of the petition of John Pringleet-ala, for change iu route of County Jvoad. TiwitDoned to March 1W0 term of Court, for further consideration. Iu the in at tea of approving the plana for outlay of apecial lloud-tax,in the aeveral dlstnefa levying aaine, Road district having heretofore tiled Greatly in Demand. Nothing is more in demand than a medicine which meet modern require ments for a blood and system eleaimer, Buch as Dr. King's New Life I'illa. Jan. 5, t, Srd dy. la the matter of tlrawlug the Jury Lift lor the year liM. Ou tbladay the court drew the Jury I.Ui for the year UWtt, from tlie uamea appearing on the lax-roll of the year lUtXV Adjourned to the 6th Inat. Jau. tt, WW, 4th day. . In the maiter of reletting a alte for pro poaed tiew county court houae. On Ihiaday the Court dlacuwed thla matter tuny, and Delug now fully ad tell loony of the H d upervlaof of vWd in the. premlnea; It la ordered by R. I). No, 7 that a change In route In a County Koad of wild diatrict will reault Iu a Kreat benent to tne punuo and at aame time cut down cat of maintain- tainting aai1 toad. It la ordered that the lturd ot Countv Road Viewer View and turvey proponed changes, and that they meet at a time to he hereafter art by Couuty Judge, for thla purpose. It the matter or the petition of O. K. Hunter tor a Liquor I.leeue Granted for 6 mouths from Jan. 7lh 1906. Adjourned to4th, Inat. January 4th, lOttt. 2ud day. Iu the matter of examining, and ap proving the report of receipts and diaburaementa during the year ltU3 oftheaevoral Mad aupervlaora: Reports of the following road super visor examined and approved; to-wlt: Diatritfta No. 1. 2. 3, 7,8, II, 12, 13, 14 and 15. an J it Is ordered that the bonds men of aaid road supervisor le and they are lierehy exhonorutwi from fur ther liability in thla matter. Adjourned lo&ih luat. ""Wratlng Folej's Honey and Tar. v Foley & Co.. Chicago, originated Honey and Tar as a throat and lung remedy, and on account of-the great merit and popularity of Foley's Honey and Tar many imitations are offered for the genuine. Ak for I'olej'a Honey and Tar and refuse any ul stlmte offered a no other preparation n i..., ...i..., ,.., m ....i- will Ktve ine same eaiisiiuiioii. ii is ..... . ,, rtSa,ive. It contains no opl- etomach and liver troubles, fry them L'hi, u ...f, tor children and At Perry and Ouhani's. teed. :k., guuran- dfhc.te persons. CoU'V. For sale by (Jirt A the court thai the Htraiid Iu front of the court houae l-e. and the aame la hereby selected at llie site for the loca tion of the new court house building, provided that the City of hi, Helens va ivte that pert of the at reet which would lie needed for aaid building and grounds and provided further that the title to said laud be conveyed to the county of Voiuntom; aaid lanu to constat of all that part of said rUraud lying east of and iu front of lota 1.1 to 20 inclusive iu block 11 of said City of Hi. Helens. And it la further ordered by the Court, that the clerk be and he la here by directed to advertise for plans and speelDcations for a court house the tt of the aame to to between $15,10 and f.4,mj to oe submitted to the County Court at it next meetiug which will uv reoruary urn, two. And that aaid uotlce la DublUhnl 'n the Evening Telegram, for oue week, A Modem Miracle. "Truly miraculous seemed the rvcov ery of Mrs Mollie Holt of this place," writes J. O. R. lhaH-r, Wootlford, Teuu., "she was so wasted from cough lug up puss from her lungs. Doctors had ucvlured her end ao near that her family had watched her bed-side for forty-elithi houis; whrn, at my urgent reiueni in. mug a .ew Hlxtuvery wjs given tier, with llie aslonislilng result that. Improvement begun, and eon tin ued until she finally completely recov ered, and Is a healthy women to-day." (luariiuteed cure fr coughs and colds. 50c and (1 at lVrry and Drahum'a. Trla Itli- fiee. One of the attachees of the Court House h -s dis continued his subscription to the Willowa News, and has signified his desire to subscribe for the Daily Ore gonian one year in advance. It is an old subject, much harped on of late, but it is never to late or too early to mention it spray. Winter spraying is what exterminates San Jose scale, and exterminate it we must. In regard to the valuations as published, they are read by copy furnished by the assessor and if no mis take is made in puting the type into the form they should be absolutely correct Tlie valuation of heads of families may be $300 less than last year, as there was no exemption last year. Now that the direct primary law is in vogue, there Li no reason why the embryonic political Miltons should longer waste their sweetness on the desert air; their op portunity to test their popularity, for which they have so long sighed, now presents itself. Get in gentlemen and see what the people think cf you. Frank V. Benson, of Roseburg, Republican- can didate for Secretary of State, was circulating among the voters of Columbia county, last week. Mr. Ben son is undoubtedly the favorite of his party in the southern part of the state, where he combines the strength of all factious. POMONA GRASGE. LOOK IT OVER. The Register has started an inquiry ns to the ex penditures of the town of Rainier. Last week the Re view published a statement of the expendittta's since May 1st. lOOo, toDed. .11, 1905. e have not the space to give the statement in ueiau, dui we appena a summing up ot the various items which amount to $2,115. A family quarantined with smallpox $ 41 33 Lighting the town from May 1 to J)ec. 1 l'.KXi 317 N9 Kection 15 00 Police Sudge salary... 9107 Town Treasurer 10 U0 Marshal 398 CO Water for flreprotectioi r:::::::::::::: vi .ro Lumber for streets J 370 80 At the next meeting of the Columbia Pomona Orange to be held at Warren, Saturday, Feb. '.', 19' Hi, James II. Reed Fruit Inspector for Multnomah county will le present at the evening session and will favor with an illustrated lecture on the subject of "Fruit Pests." The Hon. W. K. Newell the commissioner of this fruit district will also be present and take part in the discussions, and deliver an instructive address on the subject of Fruit Growing in Oregon." Several of ficers of the State Orange will be at this meeting in cluding the Master, Lecturer and Chaplain. We ex pect a few visitors from the Kvening Star, Oswego, Milwaukie and Woodlawn Oranges to help instruct and entertain the members of this county. Patrons wear your badges and bring your Pomona Cards - For dues. W. A. YOUNG. Sl'FFERAGE AM) Til K HOME. We claim to surround the home with a halo, we wreathe it with our finest literary effusions, we embody a sentiment for it in our foundations of State; but the blunt truth is, that the idea is very abstract indeed. The real home is shorn of political romance. In thirty-two States to-day, a married women has no right to her own children. In sixteen states a wife has no right to her own earnings outside the home. In eight States a wife has no right to her own prop erty after marriage. In all the States, the wife has no right to the joint earnings. In every State except the four in which women are voters, there is discrimi nation against women in employment and compensa tion. In every State constitution, save Wyoming, Colorads, Utah and Idaho, the inelligible voters are aliens, lunatics, ' criminals, untaxed Indians and womed! Such discrimination detracts considerably from the home halo, and our boasted protection for Fire department. r . , 3")4 "50 Town law suit.;..' 117 00 City attorney fee J 108 30 Hauling 50 11 Labor on street ' 31 13 Meals J....t 2 00 Review, printing..'. I & 7' License returned... J 53 75 Police protection has cost the town of Rainier fc775.77. The lighting of ijs streets and fire protection about $400.00. About ;$ 150 of the supplies, hauling and other expense has gone derectly ioto the pockets of members of the town coucil, contrary to the provis ions of the town charter. :o: REVIEW PLEASE ANSWER. woman , .. , IDA rORTER-BOYER, , The following are some of the moral and social questions at issue in Rainier, search the files of the Rcinier Review with a microscope since th'j first issue and you will find no opninion expressed on these ques tions. When a newspaper is silent on matters like these, it implies cowardise or acquiesence. 1. Are you opposed to raising the saloon license? 2. Are you in favor of taking the proicrty and occu- n itimw nf tlio TM-ririle tr rnisc rfvenve for tlu- tmen ? Are you in favorof Rainier' s occupation tax law? 4. Are you in favor of saloons running all night? Are you in favor of saloons running on Sunday ? 0. Do yon consider a public house of prostitution a necessity in Rainier, and are you in favor of its con tinuance? 7. Are you in favor of open and unre stricted public gambling? 8. Are you in favor of slot machines in saloons for gambling purposes? Every person in Rainier has framed an answer to these questions, either yes or no, except the owner of the Review, and as he live in kelsoa, Wash., he tries to avoid taking an interest in thesje matters as an ex pressed opinion might reduce his income fron the sa loon push of the town. The Rainier correspondent of the Register has taken the negative of all the matters implied in these questions .and has often discussed them. For this reason he is called a knocker by the Review. This fairly leads us to inferr that the Re view considers one who favors all these things a good law abiding citizen. But the Register prefers to be lieve that the decent people of Rainier and Columbia County are with the man, who, not only writes up and praises the industrial enterprises and other good things of Rainier, but is able justly to criticise the acts of its (officials when deserved, and to expose ,the nisdeeds of ithe town's underwork! -as well, "' and that the clerk hirnUh all the coun ty aert with a copy of thla order. Ji. P. if Ail A, County judre. W. L.COLVIN. " torn. CASI'KU LIHKL, M Adjourned to 81 u luat. Jan. X. I'.HXL fah day. Iu tha matter of aPoliitln Judircaand Uteri! of election and uealtnatlni( tha ladling placea fur the avveral rciocta. On thla day the Court appointed the Judgea and Clerk a f KlWtlou and designated the pollnjf lace In the MVeral reclncta, for the euauliiK two yeara; aa follow , APIARY PRICINCT. Jul(r, W t HrowaCbalramu, T A U)Vflm- and o Wundvrty. I'lrrK T D Crumb k Ut, J R llradk-r and J Harkriilx-r . Itruwa't AUBURN PMC1NCT. Jutra, r lUIUrd Chulrman. J A Mo WiuaWI and William Wilaon, Cl.fk Wat I'rln- glvWt ,K K Nirkvrvua aud C C Krvy, At Kcbuol ttoiiM lNo47. BIAVKN rALta PRICINCT. Jadgri, John McAtWm Chulramn, t A Hmllli and Carl Norman, t'lrrki W A Yoiim t a M HoaUand John Hall At MiHrv'a ball Oil laLAND PRKCINCT. Judgm, Untrga Merrll Ctialrmaii. M Krrah and N Andrr, Clark Jauira tiallrna Ul, J Kdaantaaad A Moll. Ihty Ulaud Hail. CtATSKANIB PWICINCT. Juilaa, C LConyrra Ctmlruian, Adam Harr lid J II Culllu. Clrrki l W Krwinau Ul J N H ht and a C Tb'tivtuar .ii.l u4rd. Judgra, Oliver Aadi'mm Chair mau, John M KUIU-k and Jaima Van, Ink It K la Kara tatti C Tlt bviior and W Talut DK.na. City Hall. v ' OOBLK PRICINCT. Judk'o. Tl Walli CbMlrman, tj W NUkln l. r and Kd HU. k, t lorV. Uaai Link Ul lli-nry Mawr and Ja U KiMiiuilr. KMrr Hull. MARSHLAND PRECINCT. Juita-t-.. A a lirahum ( lialrinati, A II Col v In ami loin 4 It-rka ( W Wrlrli l.l, f. K In and Ji' IM iuii. Hall al rliixd lioiint a l No Iu NEHALCM PRECINCT. JllilK". Joliu J llaliirr I Imlilnmi, (I T I'aX' wall and frank J IVl. r.ou, Ctrrk Jotin I...U I Ul, A It Mi-IU and K J l.ill. Hi-rrlll Hall .OAK POINT PRECINCT. JiidKr, KM I'aynv rlialrinaii, J II Lnmljnrvl andCN laldwh, ( Irrka Kr'd Klnlitrr Ul, II w tlroan and ti V wricni. ltiMidriK Hall RAINIER PRECINCT. Jtiit;r, J II IHmiii I'tialriiiMii. J l JUiiirnr and JC Kllby, CliTKi Wm I'rrry 1M, H M MIck and A I. ( lark 2nd Hoard, Jud(oa, flran llluin tmrd Cbalr Bian, II H IUbtik and It V llnriw, Clark J A cchumi. ii ut. 14 Jardi and W J Delia Town Hall. tCAPPOOSK PRECINCT. Judur. J U Watla Chalrmau, M J Riilrt and J McKay, Clrrki J R human lot. (iiolav lana rnd W T. Hirven. Waiu and I'iIm Halt WARREN PRECINCT. Judgr. Kalph iliin Chairman, T Ktirrw ell and W C Cooi r, Clerat WJ Ifiillrrton Ut I-w Iiavln and KU Lynch llanm'a U all UNION PRECINCT. Judge, K Cox Chairman, A KlngndF, A Klnrrv.ii, (lark. U W llark Ul I II Colnd ndJ IMbMlfn-y. 'Jnd Hoard Judgm, W A I'rrry Chairman ) Day and W J MulllnKcr, Ork Clia II John Ut, John E III uk and A J la ming County Courthouaa. Ill llie matter of allowing County Aid to H, A. Croihy. Allowed in the aUm of $10.00 er inoutli t letK to draw wamuta tiionlh ly on the lit of each month, until otliHrwuto ordered. In the motler of the petition of John F. Cheldellu el-ola for a County Itrldtre in R I). No. i:i. Ordered that I'etitlouera or othera lutereated may auhit plana aud npeci flcatioiiM, und hlda thereon hy February 14th for putliiK iu bridge eUtlon ed for. In the matter oflheaeveu M'tltlona of Ine IJ. K. and . lx. for caucell- Mtlouof, and return nf Taxea on Varloua tracta. Continued to next Urtn for InvtHtl gallon. In the mutter of the iatitlon of lUch nnlaon and KoIiIiihoii for return of Htnount hid ut tax Htle on vurlou lot h iii Ht. lli-lt-iiH, and for taxea liuld thereon. Petition held over till next term for iuveHll!iitlon. In the mutter of cluitiiH iikiiIiihI tlx Mfveml Hpeciul Uond Tax funila, allowed. The followinu cIiiIiiim were no allowed und the clerk oidered to Ihhh wurratiia in imyinciii or buine: iih folio wh. ROAD DISTRICT NO. .13. J(eph Hinkle $'."0 00 ROAD DISTRICT NO. 14. CW Melllnger $ 5 f0 0 0 KeuHey 73 8,1 ROAD DISTRICT NO. 15. NcIhoii A Karly ll 20 (aiJohiiflon 7 20 W D Hurt 11 20 J A McDonald (Ml Tell Houle 11 20 AHert Thlverge 1 80 F C Braun 12 40 18 2t) 17 2l la so 7 l HI II 00 10 IH S 40 15 00 Henry (Jluhti.. O, A tledalinan A (I llolchklaa. J I" Mulllua.... M ItTuik IITIIoichkiM. It Thomaa , I'hlllp (Halm P llerjfrraoii Adjourned to Oth Inat. Iu Ilia matter of clalina at(alut tha aeveral Mad dlalneta; alt.wed. On thla day the followlu clalnia avalntl Ilia aeveral roml dlalricla Wera allowed hy tha o.mrt, and th clerk or dered to laaua warranta on lh road fund Iu myiiieiit thereof. 1 l.e followliiK t were allowed, ami ortleied ld out t lh Ueueral kd r und. Road DUirlo No I. Koad DUtrlci No 2 ...... Hoad Dlatrli t No 6 Itiwd DUirlrt No 7 The Grip. "Itofore we can aymputhlze with othera, we munt huve Buffered our gelvco.", No one can realize the Buffer ing attendant.upon an attack of the grip, unlcHH he haa bad the actual experience. There is probably no din ease which lnauaeH ho much phyncul and mental ugouy, or which ao sue oewjfully defies medical aid. All danger from the grip, however, may be avoided by the prompt uh6 of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Among the the tens of thousands who have' used this remedy, not one case has ever been reported that bas resulted In pneu monia or that bas not recovered. For aala hv Parrrv Jk flraham. O CarUon... I to Hrowu J H Duncan,, A fcrl.man,,, J H Uuuraii.. liii lnga ,. I) fait dt l'o Aranl., It O II awn J M la-r ItoadHl.l, No n. A King N J lltiimni IVrrr A i.rahant J W Noail Hwd llt, No I A I be I Adam J T Clink "" M'rr.li . Cha Krfdeu . ' '.. ua JoIiiimiii J CaaUon. Ilon flat ........ W Canarh . ' , , ' r'red Adatiin H Adam I Jnliii.iin , , M Krr.ti HI Val A Iu, IUMid DUIrb-lNoA (hmikii Mon t . Frank llllii'l J W I'aiin k . liroClatk II it KomIit l ItlancUard II i Kl. lunl.on A K Morgan f rl Troxr kllU A Co. W J Uiirn. MIImiii l.brCo J K Hlrwarl L llri.Hii Kretl Trow Uiyal It row ii .. Coiik (JamUlo tt llon lmruau ." m Conrad Hnydrr Rolililr Mt Adam m Cliolrr I'ari'her a M Itoaala W fHilaoli . Durriikami Mat JactibMin llendon McAdam Road DUtrtel Mo a. Ml IliKid l.brCoi ' A'ialrrhlld ' John Mr Adam ' Maygrr (Vi C LConyrr 0 f. Lewi WHIUII JDUwU C W Jonra IM Kllrrom J J JohlKOD J K McAboy 1 1. Morgan F. K llogbrrg A M Herg A K Harvey A IHTkclifrUI M II Mi'Hwanry T W Hlant-r OHI.yon o Wm Dwdn IVUtwhi A lUarkburn Win Koao J" II Wright It Dix'rr " U L Conyf m " KKrtikMin C WMnlllngpr 1 W AriitHtyong V Wetmlnr J Kllllnntil A Wood II H Mrlllnger J 1 frlngl" W I) Cimo U II Turk K Venn " It TIioimhn " " John H in 1 1 It ,, Tom Tin k " II HllllIT " o 41 Ilium ClirUti-svn " o i J II Turk " J T Aliiin! ' H Kllmrm KAIkUIm'ii ' o A M I'arker ' (J w I'urkvr " " V J R Ha linn A llrrguraon " Thou Anilcrumi " " RTIinwp " " QnoKngulka " :' Wm W Uhoii ' Wm llotHTU Al I'arkur " Oon tin nod on laatpage. Koad Dial rlrt Nov . Road DUIrli tNolO . lUMtt HUtrirt No tl... Road IiUtrlet No 1'J... RoaddlatrlulNoia. Road DUtrtel Noll Road DUtrlet No IV I tltl' . k . lo (II . 14 OI . 7 . 41 W V to . 0 0 . 22 DO . 11 Oi ft a u 34 74 t 07 U !I7 10 IJ U N7 10 hi i JS i .' 1 n 71 SO n n i r. 1 ." IU w. 11 HI t Ul Ul J IU 2 ui 11 M 41 IV. ft 4o 1 XI 1 0 Ul IM no 4 0 9 il 3 l 'i I J Iu 1 00 10 Ul 10 f U to i r. 9 1 J V, i ro 4 60 4 H 10 4 12 n 13 to i a a t 14 ou x u ui 4 DO t 00 13 C a x 200 to 00 10 02 1M 84l 4 40 5 7,V 10 K a oo 7 7.- 27 r 1 SO 2 2.V lo a A IM 10 2 1 01 n in ii no 10 "0 i u lo mi '.'0 7.V nl 20 a '.n ir. ui n jo 22 20 2D Ml 7 20 20 4 !) 1 (Nl 1 BO 4 HO 5 20 H 20 III 00 S.011 2 300 1 OO 0 1 25 IluuprH of a Cold and How to Avoid Them. More fatalities have their prlgin ii or result from a cold than from any other cause. This fact alouo should muke pcoplo more careful as there is no danger whatever from a cold when It. Is properly treuted iu 111,0 beginning.. For many years Gbumberlaln's Cough, llemedy has been recognized as the most prompt and effectual medicine ln u.se for this disease. It acts on nature's plan, loosens the congb, relieves the lungs, opones the secretions and aid nature In restoring the system to a healthy ivinttlnn. Wold hv Perrv'c - I i . , - - vGrallam,'' I