Yamhill County Reporter.
HI I'l’LKMKX'r.-- Julv 1’2 1901.
Pratt, of the Forest Grove Tinies,
reads bis people a good lecture in his
paper on the importance of conducting a
picnic in a business way. From all the
reports from the late soldiers’ reunion at
that place, there was considerable mis­
management and confusion.
We are sorry to hear that thousands
of small army worms have again made
their appearance in the clover fields ami
they are beginning to he seen in gardens.
Still opinion is divided, some continuing
to think that they will not be as raven­
ous as they were last year, while others
think they will paralyze the clover crop.
—Tillamook Headlight.
Our cheese factory is doing a thriving
business.
They receive about 1800
pounds of milk daily, and today they
ship 40 boxes or about 2400 pounds of
cheese. We are glad to see the farmers
taking such an active interest in the
cheese factory. This is only one of thq
many industries that Sheridan should
have ..
A. H. Thomas met with quite
a severe accident Thursday. While rid­
ing from the park to town on a bicycle,
he went to turn out of the road to let a
lady on horseback pass, when the han­
dlebar slipped throwing him under the
horse’s feet, receiving a bruise on the
head and a mashed finger. Mr. Thomas
came out lucky that the injuries were
not more severe than they are.—Sheri­
dan Sun.
<’<>! VIY
JULY TERM.
The $250 damages assessed by viewers
of road petitioned for by H. E. Follette,
C. Baker et al, reported paid by peti­
tioners, road was ordered established
and opened Costs amounting to $114
were remitted.
Ordered by the court that parties re­
deeming any property which has been
bought by the county at delinquent tax
sale, find by reason of which the county
has title because of the time for redemp­
tion having expired, and which is placed
ou the list furnished the sheriff for sale
on the Sth of July, may redeem same by
paying the amount of the tax and costs,
without the payment of the penalties
fixed by the late law, of 20 per cent for
first year and 10 per cent each addition­
al year.
Ordered that a county bridge with 60
foot span be built across the Willamina
at East creek junction in road district
No 30, and Commissioner Branson is
appointed to make all necessary arrange­
ments and superintend construction of
same.
Ordered that county clerk issue a war­
rant authorizing the sheriff to sell all
lands that the county has acquired by
reason of delinquent tax sale, the time
of redemption having expired.
Tax sale certificates on 48 acres in the
Jesse Parrish d 1 c declared void because
same was a double assessment and tax
was paid by H. VI. Williams. Also cer­
tificate of sale on 5a in sec 20 2-^3, tax
having been paid by Mrs. S. A. Mackie.
Privilege granted to A. P. Oliver and
others to build and maintain a telephone
line 011 public highways out of Newberg
extending to Springbrook and West
Chehalem, if not interfering with travel
or improvement of the roads.
Court adjourned till Saturday, July
13th at 10 a. in.
Salaries, etc —
O B Parker.......................................... $ 30 Of)
J H Nelson.....................................
151 30
F W Litton........................
156 95
J C McCrea ......................................... 3120
E V Littlefield . .............................. 76 00
J L Hoskins............................................. 118 55
R P Bird
.... ................................ 66 65
J M Yocum......................................... 125 00
I N Branson..................................
29 80
Indigent fund—
M I’nderwood...................................
2 00
llenrv McGuire.................................
6(0
Marion George..................................... 10 (X)
E (' H uguclet..............................
20 00
H J Hewitt.........................
20 00
H Bond ..........................................
15 00
Jas Thomas.........................................
8 00
Sutton, Calkins A Co. .T.___
20 00
P Rasmussen ...................................
10 00
Willurd A Ehrman ............................
4 25
Nash A ( o............................................ 20 00
St Vincent Hospital.............................1X8 00
Nichol.* & Gabriel .. .......................
15 1 8
Rogers Bros .....................................
8 75
( uster Post .............................
128 45
A A Manock....................................... 10 00
Bedwell A Co
10 00
Grange Store ..................................... 46 94
G W Kauffman.....................................
6 (¡0
(’ ( Murton........................................
10 00
D M Caldwell..........
. .. .
4 50
Good Samaritan Hospital..........
7 65
J J Woods X.............. .
. ..
... 16 65
W H Meads .
...................
2 20
Blacksmithing and Hardware—
G W Noe............................................
4«)
G F Earhart
..............................
49 84
J H Eakin .......
5 25
J A Postlo...........................
8 50
OO Hodson.................................
9 25
J J' Putman.........................................
2 47
R M W ardle
8 40
Roads and bridges, lumber and labor—
Wilbur Agee............................
1 60
Geo Gutthrod ..................
53 (Hl
J P Wade............................................
5 00
M F Wade................
................ 55 00
J E Bell
.........................
.‘J.’» 07
('(’Barker...................................
2185
Win Langley
6 85
J - io bow’d
....
14 22
Edw Betite.......................
5 30
Joe Dowd
.....................
....
13 00
C VV Babcock
5.3 75
Jack A Timberlake. . .
.........
192
J K Sampson
174 99
W in Hartless
9 85
.Joe Le» o
....
........................... 11 85
Edw Jeffries.......................................
11 00
J .s Sorenson.........
12 50
I) Leno
.........
...
3o 50
Elmer Leno
‘25 00
A Countryman ...
5 00
Joo and Chas Knox.......................
13 12
Mi!l ('reek Lumber Company
4 54
c K Spaulding Company ............
3 02
H Bai ev...........................
55 07
C T Long
.........
100 00
J Wilber
.. .
15 00
Ben McCullough..........................
5 50
II sims .
43 00
Sam < diver..........................
3 75
Les Huntley.........
3 50
f rank Shepard .................
3 75
Win Ca«ey...................
21 25
Jack A Timberlake
113 06
.1 no Wdli-
.
20 00
N H March.................................
152 33
T II March.....................................
32 27
T R Wilson.....................
137 42
Tim Jones..........
4 50
Jas Potter.......................................
7 50
Wilber Wright..........
.
1 50
J L Dixon ...........
.
15 37
J A McCullough................................. 62 25
J W McCullough...................
.... 7 50
Wm McConkey
.
15 00
Ed Cai 1
* .
9 (Mi
Bangasser A Rohr...........................
5 00
J H Derby................
2 00
Jones A Adams.......................
Frank Dodson .
...................
Tim Jones..........................................
Wm (riles
.
C G Scott..........................................
J E Noll
.
.
A J Johnson
............ ...
R T Fendall
........
J S Dougherty
. .........
1> W Barber ..
Oscar Barber
G F Earhart
...............................
C E Barker ............................................
Stephen Jones ............................
Geo Hoover ..........................................
W111 Johnson.......................................
B F Wright...,...................................
() E Hyland.........................................
Jos Steward ..
..................
J no J ones..............................................
W W Wright.........................................
S W Wilson.........................................
11 Hagev................................................
A ( Pace .......... ..............................
1 50
1 50
6 37
1 50
50 00
600
3 75
5 00
7 25
13 50
Henry Fleshour.............................................
O E Buford.........
WW Nickell....................................................
Ed Wood
.... ........................
(’ K Spaulding ........................
...
C F Schrome................................................ .
M E Johnson
Taylor Potter
............................................
J M Robertson
.........
J R Sampson
....
.........................
Ed Morrison
Lohan Bros
....
Rowell Bros ......................
Bogue A Ennis
....
W Goodrich.....................................
G M Allen
L 1) Mill key......................................................
A Cook..............................
....
Geo I^afiem
C T Long
Books and Stationery-
Coast Agency Co............
Glass A Prudhomme
.................
McMinnville News.........
....
F S Harding............
Reporter
.....................
.
20 25
18 50
58 50
74 00
124 10
3 00
3 00
33 00
35 00
96 09
12 00
20 01
26 11
51 79
18 75
9 00
6 20
63 00
15 00
259 75
48 55
2 00
1 88
75
47 25
5 00
20 00
8 62
3 0)
11 25
15 00
3 00
1 00
15 50
21 00
1100
6 00
Miscellaneous—
Althea Littlefield, exam teachers............
3 00
E Northlip,
“
.. . . 3 00
R P Bird, cleaning time lock
.
22 00
City of McM, water ami light....................... 18 00
A C Chandler, insurance assmt................
3 75
Jas M Pugh, work on records
.... 28 00
Glass A Prudhomme, look typewriter.... 175 00
Irwin-Hodson Co, numbering machine... 14 00
Henry Clemmens, tax rebate
4 38
M E Hendrick, incidentals forC H............
1 65
Geo W Kauffman, over assessment........... 3 00
Clifford Daniel, trip to North Yamhill.... 1 50
J M Wright, justice court
...
14 50
E P Wallace, rebate on assmt.......................
3 00
NOT ALLOWED.
Ira G Nelson, deputy clerk....
50 00
<> O Rhude, trea-iirci’s salary....
50 00
F II Coffeen, medical services
....
77 55
W V Telephone Co, rent
..
...
2 00
20 25
5 62