Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934, May 07, 1903, Image 6

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CATTLE and HORSES,
at C. A. Bailey’s, May 2Oth
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Full Particulars Next Week.
Commissioners’
Court
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J S Myers road work indist. it
W E Southw ick repairing court
house........................................
W A Gage contract work in
dist. 14 ....................................
A W Severance envelopes. ..
Tillamook Headlight, printing
G M Watkins salary as road
supervisor and team work
dist. 9..........................................
Gust Kunze lumber for dist. 9..
E West painting two sign boards
C B Wiley making two sign
boards........................................
John Hickey salary as sup dist.
No. 2..........................................
75
The board of County Comtnissiouers
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met on Wednesday and Thursday, with
County Judge W W Conder and Commis­
30 75
96 80
siouers L Parrish and G W Bodyfelt pre­
sent, when the following business was
34 00
transacted:
In the matter of the transfer of the scalp
bounty fund, $66 37, and the state cur­
14 50
rent expense fund, $4665 64 to the couuty
9 87
general fund. Orderd transfered.
3 00
Chas 1» Moores, furnishing list
1 oo
of names of persons getting
II 60
final receipts...........................
10 oo
F W Sitton for serving criminal
subpoenas ................................
C laims A llowed in D ist . N;. 2
4 50
C W Hogan drawing lumber. .
7 75 W H Hoskins...............................
3 00
G W Wallace salary as super­
Geo Knight............................... _
3 75
22 00 Wm Knignt.................................
visor dist, 11...........................
3 00
Albert Mason salary as deputy
N Neilson.....................................
3 75
100 00 Carl Knudson.............................
county clerk...........................
3 00
C A Johnson salary as deputy
Dan Hickey................................
3 75
100 00 Tillamook Logging Co wire
assessor...................................
io 40
A M Hare salary as assessor. .
cable ..........................................
M3 34
Homer Mason salary as county
Alex Frazer sa’ary as super­
266 67
40 oo
clerk.........................................
visor dist. 17...........................
G B Lamb salary as school supt.
83 66 Jesse Kajs salary as supervisor
266 67
H H Aiderman salary as sheriff
dist. 12.......................................
12 5°
Otto Walther keeping Geo
Richards and Haag repairing
22 00
Mvers................. .....................
county Saw Mill...................
40 00
P W Todd salary as treasurer..
91 661 R O Richards lumber diet. 17
»7 00
E W Stauley salary as deputy
C ontract W ork in D ist . 11
IOO 00 A Kinnaman................................
sheriff.......................................
3 00
W G Kelso salary as supervi­
E K Gilbert.................................
3 75
12 00 ! A Bunn.,.......................................
sor dist, 5 ..................................
3 00
2 70 G W Wallace.............................
N G Boquist for gravel............
»3 00
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Jas Christensen...........................
J ury F ees C ircvt C ourt .
DaveJones ...................................
10 00
20
John Donaldson..........................
4
6 00
Z Wells.........................................
Frank Paul..................................
4 60
Olie Osburu............ ...................
«5 75
N G Boquist................................
4 to
H A Ely..—...................................
20 87
W S Cone....................................
5 40
Jack Holgate..............................
24 75
C F Hogan..................................
9 60
Eimer Baker carring for Walt­
Jos Effenberger..........................
9 00
er Egan.....................................
4 00
Fred Balmer................................
5 40
Truckee
Lumber Co lumber...
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to
W H Hoskins............................
7
10 00 Frank Petersou making desk
Ernest Haag................................
for assessor.............................
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E A Chamberlain......................
7 80
8 40 Pacific States Tel Co telephone
W P Hausen................................
service......................................
6 00
10 80
A M Commons........................ ....
6t 62
Jess Kays.................... ..............
7 80 Yellow Fir Lumber Co lumber
8 00
8 60 Hicks and Nelson merchandise
Chas Easom................................
10 80 M H Ripley salary as road
\\ H Christenson......................
3« 00
J ames Burke..............................
9 001 supevisor dist.3.......................
738 34
Edward Kinuaman ....................
7 to Wheeler Lumber Co lumber...
C E Hadley.................. ...............
4 20 Todd & Co merchandise fur­
nished B F Archer.................
4 50
Erick Gladd................................
4 40
Harry Crane................................
7 00 Dr Wiley services rendered to
6
Walter Egau..........................
A T Bain......................................
9 00
Dan Billings .............................
5 00 Mrs. E. Baker, washing for B.
F. Archer................................
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Oscar Hellenbrand................ .
11 00
Wm.
Hoskins,
removing
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W C King....................................
7
stump from county road....
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C N Drew....................................
4 20
C laims A llowed in D istrict 17.
J S Lamar....................................
4 20
J. Dunn...................... ................
Jjneph Bixby..............................
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7 40
Tom Wilson.............. ................
Il 35
Olaf Gulstrom ..........................
4 20
H. D. Beckwith........ ................
14 35
Edwin Carter deficencv m mile­
8o Andv Hess..............
age ............................................
Cal Parker...................................
j 50
A C Southmayd....... ..................
8 00 Olie Redbeia......................
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Jack Casey...................................
16 40 John Whiteman.. . ..............
at
Joseph Casey jr........ ..............
16 40 R. O. Richard.......... ...............
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T J Owen.....................................
6 50 Geo. Robinson
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J Lewallen ................................
6 60 Arthur Austin.......... ..............
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Cbas Sowers cleaning court
P. R. ’ Coulson.......... ..............
I
house.......................................
3 OO W. Penter ........
G W Wallace salary as supervi­
C. McClane..........
20
sor diat I.................................
tS oo J. Craven.................. ..............
4
351
Each head of hogs or sheep ..
C. Dunn...................... .................
5
«5
1 All persons living on the toll linear«
H. Mathews................................
5
H. Gage........................................
9 75! permitted to travel the road and pass
W. A. Gage..................................
16 5° j through the gate at one half of the rate
F. Foster......................................
1 50 ! of toll. The rate of toll was granted on
Lem Whiteman...........................
18 00 ! the condition that the company expend
Arthur Coffie...............................
3 00 ! 40 per cent < f the receipts of toll ou the
Carl Possetti................................
I 501 road in substantial improvements
75 ! Miles Warren
John Baker..................................
6 00 j J. T. Nevins .
J Murphy.....................................
Paul Kingston.............................
IS 001 Peter Nelson
J T Wickert................................
II 5°i 8. P. Svenson
S Baner.........................................
9 00 1 Dan Callahan
W Grasshoff................................
9 00 Otto Shearer
In the matter of the road deed by
Geo Smith work in dist 15. ..
9 63
Marion Cady, work in dist 15.
13 90 Claude Thayer to Tillamook County in
Flank Eklof work in dist 8...
5 25 sec. 36, tp. 1 8, R. 10 W, deed accepted
J L Johnson, work in dist 12..
I 50 and survey declared a county road.
Claims for road work in district 15
F L Sappington surveying.
3 00
R L Wade, merchandise........
9 35 were continued.
Claim of McIntosh & McNair, for
G B Lamb, traveling expenses
19 45
Tillamook Water Co, Water
$211.60 was continued for correction.
rent............................................
4 00 T. R. Wilson, for timber..............
Tillamook Herald, printing ..
29 75 Edmunds Bro«., tobacco for Geo.
Paul Erickson, salary as road
Myers...............................................
sup dist 6................................
33 35 E. W. Stanley, meat furnished
Frank Archer......................
2 40
G B Lamb incidentals of office
The Independent printing
I 95 Homer Mason, incidentals
office.................... .................
F L Sappington surveying.. .
12 40
F. L. Sappington, cash paid for
Matt Morrison, salary as supt
field notes...................... .
dist !........................................
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The claim for work in road ist U Cloverdale Mercantile Co.
chandise for dist. 13 .. .
was continued
The bonds of Jesse Kays and Seth F.
The claim of Wm. Scott for $39 was
Moon as road supervisors were *p
continued.
The claim of J L Childers for 83.75 proved.
In the matter of taxes upon mortgage
was rejected.
In the matter of the petition of Wm on lots 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, of sec. 18, tp 3
G Gosslin for the cancellation of certain N, R. 10 W, for year 1890. a tax re­
taxes on 1901 roil sales were ordered demption certificate was ordered issued.
The claim of N. G. Boquist was recon­
cancelled.
In the matter of the petition of H. Sch- sidered and allowed in the sum of $2 70
ollmeyer for a location of a county road, for 54 loads of pit gravel in dist. 5.
the same was granted, and H. H. Tubes­
The claim of I. F. Larson, for $44 50,
ing, Fred Zaddach and Fred Miller were for merchandise in dist. 6, was allowed.
appointed viewers and F. L. Sappington
W11.SON RIVER TOLL RATES.
surveyor, to meet on May 25 at the house
The court fixed the rate of toll on the
of Henry Tohl.
WilBon River Toll road as follows :
L ittle N estucca T oll R ates .
Each vehicle with two horses $1 59.
The application of The Little Nestucca
Each vehicle with four horses 2.00.
Wagon Road Company for the establish­
Each vehicle with one horse . 1.00.
ment of rates of toll on its wagon road
Each head of cattle or horse
I were fixed as follows:
driven loose...........................
12h.
Each four wheeled vehicle..
00
Each goat, sheep or hog ....
5.
Each two wheeled vehicle
50
Each horse, with rider..........
50.
Each saddle or pack horse...
Each traveler on a bicycle ..
25.
»5
Each head of loose stock........
10
Road petition of W. D. Gladwell «a«
Each head of sheep or hogs
»% accepted and W. T. West, M. Curl and
It was ordered that all persons living up- A. Griest were appointed viewers and F.
on t le me shall be permitted to travel L. Sappington surveyor to meet at John
Avar
over tlvr*
the wevrs
road and pass through the gate Borba s on May 18. “
at one-half rates of toll. This rate of toll! Road petition of Frank Worthington
was esta > is e< upon the condition that ; was continued until such time as the
the company construct a substantial j petitioners shall have the road open«’,
'ridge across the Little Nestucca river on : Hnd then the court will a-icept deed for
said road, at the Warner ford, during the the same and declare it a county road,
season of 1903, and otherwise repair and
~ Petition of Henry Hellebvck for re­
put road in good condition.
bate on taxes was rejected.
The petition of 8. P. Svenson, for a
saloon license in Garibaldi precinct was
The Chinese Minister called upon Sec­
granted.
retary Hav and discussed the Manchir-
BIO NKSTVCCA TOLL »ATM.
ian situation. There is good reason to
The Court flx«d the rate of toll on the believe that the negotiations have take«
a more favorable turn, and that tl*
Big Nestucca Toll Road as follows ;
Russian coup which was expected h»<
Each four wheeled vehicle . $1.00.
either been abandoned or been idenfinite-
Each two wheeled vehicle ...
Iv postponed. It is understood that th»
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involves no retrent on the part ot the
Each saddle pack horse........
2.5.
Russian government from any positio«
Each head of loose sfock
N
officially taken.
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