TILLAMOOK, OREGON, MAY a, 1907
’s 28 acres of Wilson river bottom land, all cleared
> grass. Good new house and barn with 10 cows, 3
, 40 chickens and one wagon with set of double
s. This is considered the best buy on Wilson river
he money. Place is well worth $5500. This is the
Brown place.
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The anniversary «>t the Independent
Order ot Oddfellows was fittingly obser.
ved in this city on Friday, and in which
the Rebekahs took part, also delegations
from the other Oddfellow and Rebekah
lodges in this county, At noon a ban
quet was served to a big crowd, after
which a procession was formed of the
two orders, and headed by the brass
band, inarched through the business
streets to the jpera house, where appro,
priate addresses were made by Rev. A.E.
Wingert, Mayor H. T. Botts, fudge W.
Galloway and Claude Thayer which was
interspersed with band music, vocal
solos by Miss Hazel McNair and Mr. T.
Coates and a recitation by Miss Lu tic
Kunze. In the evening there was a big
crowd at the dance given at the opera
hou^e, and, altogether, the anniversary
w as a success.
Justice Eakin reversed the judgment of
Judge George H. Burnett, holding
that he committed error in sustaining a
demurrer in the case about Tillamook
county, appellant, against the Wilson
River Road company, respondent. The
court holds that the relief sought for is
forfeiture of the lease ; in other words,
to cancel the instrument by which de
fendant holds title so that plaintiff may
lie restored to its title and possession,
and that this belongs exclusively to
equitable remedial jurisdiction. The
suit was to annual a lease of the Wilson
River toll road, extending from Gales
Creek, Washington county, to some six
miles from Tillamook City, between
Tillamook county and the road compa
ny. The lease was entered into in 1901
for a period of 50 years, providing that
the company repair and maintain it and
that defendant hold plaintiff harmless
from liability by reason of accident.
Plaintiff alleged that the county court
had not properly advertised for bids in
the leasing of the road and that the same
isunsateand dangerous to public travel.
The cau e is reversed and remanded.
The League failed to elect officers on
' Thursday evening.
i Judge Galloway is still presiding on
or abstracts.
the Bench at the circuit court, and early
Morris, eye specialist. •
next week he expects to adjourn court.
ted at Leach's Meat Mar-
We are glad to hear that Engineer G.
ows and Discs at Snuf- L. Davis, of the P. R & N. Co., who was
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quite seriously sick in Portland, is slowly
recovering.
I flour $4.60 a barrel at
The Presbyterian church is receiving a
fresh coat of paint and the building is to
the beautiful colt cups at be fixed up as well and Hie steps ure to
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be altered.
of Portland, came in on
Eighteen pound milk can, regular size,
$2.50 each ; new stock of Buhl cans,
was in from Sandlake $3.00 each ; twenty two pound Jersey
>nday.
cans $3.00 each. King & Smith.
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McFee, of Nehalem, was in the city
Mr. T J. Harris was taken suddenly
londay.
sick on Sunday afternoon and Dr. Boats
V. Alley was down from Nehalem had to be called in, but his friends will
be glad to hear that he is improving.
Ltesday.
Union temperance meeting at the M E.
L. Shartridge was in from Dolph
church, next Sunday evening. Rev. A.
uesday.
•d Porslun I lias bought the old tele E. Wingert, pastor of the Presbyterian
church, will give the addiess. All are
ie building.
invited.
E, Tyler is having a glass front put
George VV. Grayson has put on the
| buildiug.
summer rigs on the stage line over the
F. Leach will pay 10c. pc. pound |
Trask stage route and is prepare*! to
our chicjien.
handle a big passenger business across
ill line of feed and best seed oats in the mountains this summer.
at Snuffer's.
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Don’t forget the Bank where you have
Fidel Gan,till, of Los Angeles, came always got a square deal. We pay par
| Thursday.
tor county orders, make no charge for
G Kennedy was in from Clover collecting checks on other banks and pay
\on J«rt.lay.
interest on savings accounts.—T illa
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'. It. Robe.Ice was in the city on mook C ounty B ank .
idayfromv , i-
We are sorry to hear that Mrs Hats INTIMIDATES THE JUDGE
. W. Cflder and son Willie came in is not making any improvement and it Mrs Thayer Makes Unwarranted
is thought that she is gradually failing.
> Hebron Tuesday.
Attack on Judge Galloway.
...IIUMMne returned on Sunday from She is being brought from Weston to
Judge W. Galloway was accosted oil
Portland, and. Blaine Hays left here on the street after court on Monday l>y Mrs.
IsiMM trip to Portland.
Wednesday to meet his mother.
Claude Thayer, who accused him ol un
ing & Smith have bought out O. W.
Cohn & Co. have removed their dry fairness mid untruthfulness, and in other
se’s plumbing busintss.
goods to the store opposite the Allen wnvs tried to intimidate the judge. This
Am. Whelan and w ife, of Portland,
House, and G. A. Edmunds has taken grew out of the case wherein R. Robin
u in theeity on Friday.
over the grocery and feed stock and is son was suing the R. Robinson Cheese
arris will feed your teain hay and ' now’ doing business at the building pre
Company lor$t,245 55, and Mrs. Thayer
p them over night for 50c.
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viously occupied by Cohn & Co
accused the judge of deciding crises on
tingles for sale. Leave orders at
The steamer Sue II. Elmore left on the street, accused him of not allowing
iffk Hadley’s lunch counter.
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Tuesday, her passengers being : Mrs the bank ledger sheets to 1>e put in ns
[live you seen the handsome coach M. E. Williamii, A. Reihlefsen and wife, evidence in a case then pending, in fuel,
Ilion Margo at Snuffer’s ?
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C. B. Sternberg, John Went, Henry gave the judge a tongue lashing and luld
. palF'of' glasses, with steel frames, Hewitt, Ed. Burke, B. O. Snuffer. W. J. the political big stick over him because
Mori ison and C. R. Waterson.
Cinude Thayer helped to elect him. This
re found a n I left at this office.
For Sale, by C. Mills, Beaver, Oreg., is the first time that Judge Galloway Ims
V. Jj and E W Morrison, of Port-
two good work horses, wagon and been intimidated in that wav since he
d, were in the city on Tuesday.
has been on the bench, and as Mrs.
ohnandE Henry llawiit, of Tacoma, harntss, all ir. good shape. Horses will
weigh about 1,150 each. Also have a Thayer's unwarranted attack upon a
IS«., were in the city on Monday.
full line in general real estate business. judge who was endeavoring to dispense
Itos, 25 for 25 cents at Me
Name what you want you get it. Nuff justice with fairness was altogether out
lery, lor a short time only.*
of place and improper, naturally Judge
said.—C. M ills .
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Klein and W. II. Effenberger
These are the figures for butter fat at Galloway felt that the Bench hail been
re downfrom Nehalem on Sunday,
some of the cheese factories for March : insulted, and at first made up his mind
io one thinks of buying a buggy or Maple Leaf, 35^c. ; Clover Leaf, 35 that he would have .Mrs. Thayer brought
igoo without looking over Snuffer's 2 10c. ; Tillamook Creamery, 37}^c ; into court, but later decided that he
>ck. a
Pleasant Valley, 36c. ; Meda, 34- 8-10c. ; would give Mrs. Thayer an opportunity
4ow is the proper time to paint S. W. Long Prairie, 33 4-10c. ; Fairview, 34 to apologise l>y sending in a written
apology. When the juty returned into
is* the Mil d to use. King & Smith 1 7c. ; Red Clover, 36c.
court next day with a verdict in this
The entertainment which is to be given case, and before he discharged it, Judge
Set into the habit of trading at Pntr at St. Alphonsus Academy has been post
Galloway told the jury that he had been
fa andMLeive a 5 per cent discount poned until May 15th. Some changes
intimidated and accused of unfairness,
rtash.
had to be made owing to the fact that and gave the attorneys nn opportunity
Miss
Myrtle
Vaughn
’s
father
passed
Thio Ixjnt will bring our spring stock
to point out where he had been unfair.
Fishing Rods, Flics. Leaders, etc away, she having been one of the leading The attorneys for the company denied
characters in the olay.
tail Sa*rtsi< I.
that the judge had acted unfairly, nor
The passengers who came in on the had he kept the ledger sheets from the
Wb, k«e your horses in the rain
hen you con tie them in Harris' Tie steamer were M. Clair, T. H. Barron, banks books from going to the jury,
wd for Ktcts.
* Mr. Patterson, Charles Griffith. Miss as accused by Mrs. Thayer. After this
Mjs» Lucd Stephens has returned to Wells, Miss L Stephens, R. Grave, Mr. explanation )udge Galloway thanked
leeity «ini Gaston, where she was at Allen, Mrs. Stanley and son, Tom Quick, and discharged the jury.
Mrs. Price, Mr. Reinherdt, J. A. Booth
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and P. F. Browne.
Coining Attractions !
Don't fiarg’ t to stop at Harris’ Feed
|. W. Jennings had his shoulder broken
am, th« Cheapest place in the city to
•'Dolores, or thiough the Fires of Sor
by being thrown‘out of a vehicle. He row,’’ a drama in two acts and five
eep your t< >n
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was sitting on a box, and in coming to scenes. This it a drama that thrills, that
Bring you. Bicycles in and have it pul
the bad place in the road near Boquist's brings laughs and tears in equal amount,
< brst clast running order. les worth
a wheel struck one of the snags, and the is "Dolores," which will be given at St
t. King 1$ Smith.
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jolt coming so sudden he did not have
A Urggmimber of men are expected in time to brace or save himself and was Alphonsus Academy by the Dramatic
the railroad and they will be pitched out, and the force of the fail Club on Wednesday, May 15. Come one
and all and see Aunt Betsey, who causes
fV City.
breaking his shoulder.
a hearty laugh every lime she appears.
an of |ap-a-Lacand a brush
Mr. R. Robinson has won oat in the You can't afford to miss it. Last, but
new furniture out of old. suit, although he obtained $300 leu
not least, the lieautiful yantomime,
ith have it.
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than what he claimed was due him from "Nearer My God to Thee," will be ren
Timber Claim«.—I will pay the R Robinson Cheese Company. Mr. dered, with several other good musical
imlier. Don’t sell without first Robinson came here a few years ago, numbers. Seats 35c. and 50c.. children
Ralph Ackley.
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and did considerable business in buying under 15 years 15c. Begins at 8 o'clock
iW. Stanley and son returned and selling cheese, and will continue in sharp.
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Ltrn Oregon on Sunday, where that business in the future, paving the
Notice.
highest cash price tor good cheese.
I been since last fall.
All W.O.W members are asked to nt-
Ezra Hi.uxhnrst was found dead in the
Bills received his stock oigro-
the last steamer for the new back room of Stephens’ resort on Tues- tend meeting oi Camp Friday night,
day night about eleven o’clock. Drs. May 2. Initiation«
psite the post office.
C arl H aberlach . Clerk.
I*. Wilson, National Bank E • Smith and Ross were sent for when the
body
was
found,
so
also
was
Coroner
ame in on Thursday and is ex
HOTica or riMAL accovmt .
Reynolds, and after the doctors had pro
Hw First National Bank.
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Notice
is Hereby Given that the under-
nounced Hauxhurst dead, the coroner ■isned executors
of the laot will and testa
pendants from theasjlum came
had the body removed to the under ment of HKNRY II. DOWNING, deceased,
furday to take Mr«. Leta DaY
filed their final accounts as ouch execu
taker’s establishment. and while doing have
tors in the County Court of the State of
and left the next morning.
for Till ttnook County, awl that sai I
so a bottle fell from the dead man’s Oregon has
appointed Monday, the 3rd day
L E. Wingert will preach at Buy pocket which had evidently contained Court
of June. 1907 at the hour of 10 o’clock
Fund ay mornng and in theeven- doctored whiskey, but whether the mnn A M., at the Court House in Tillamook
Cny. Oregon. •• the time and place « f
le union meeting in this city,
hearing objection« to said account and the
had died from the effects of that or from final
settlement thereof
noline schooner Evie, belonging some other cans« Coroner Reynolds was
Dated this May 2nd. 1907
FRANK R. STEINHAUBR and
L Elmore, came in from Astoria unable to determine, so decided not to I
HARRY SWBBNEY, Executor».
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T.
BOTTS. Attorney for Executor«.
beaday with 1L0 tons of freight. bold an inquest.
C ommissioners ’ court
Geo. Loerpabel Resigns and
II. V. Alley is Appointed
Commissioner.
The Board of Countv Commissioners,
composed of Count^ Judge F. H. Good
speed and Commissioners Geo W. Body-
ftlt and Geo. Loerpabel, convened Wed
nesdny and transacted the following
business :
Commissioner Loerpabel sent iu his
resignation, which was accepted, and H.
V. Alley was appointed to fill the vacan
cy. and being sworn m took part in this
meeting of the commissioners’ court.
W< rk in R D. No. 1.
John Gerritse . . .
20 75
Leonard Gerrits«
15 OO
John G. Clark .. .
16 23
Chas Lutman and team........... 127
il. K. Thomp cm and team ....... 1 ’5
George Knight and team............. 22
William Norris.............................. 52
W. A. Gray................................... 35
W. 8. Linkhart............................ 47
4
R iy Dutcher ................................
Chas. Christenson . ....................... 39
la A. York .................................... 5!
L McFall....................................... 53
J. Kun m .....................................
M. Johnson....................................
Chas. Joesline................................ 50
II. Sweeney................................... 10
Joe Duiicai'................................... 23
Wi’l Anderson......... ...................
5
Frank Lundburg .......................... 79
Jim Loinmen................................
7
Huger Kletn...................................
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O. F. Knight.................................. 49
Sam Lundburg ............................ 34
o
Warren Hoskins ..........................
Earl Paul.......................................
2
F. Zaddaek's team ...................... 15
Work in R. D. No. 2.
Warren Hoskins....... .................... 31 50
Earl Paul........................................ 18 Ou
Fred Lowery.................................. 12 00
M. Me Johnson .............................. 18 50
A. Peterson..................................... 64 50
Deck Johnson ............................ 45 50
Nels Anderson................................ 50 0U
Aug. Shearer ................................ 23 0o
Gttu Shearer.................................... 27 75
F. M. Shearer ........................ . . . . 39 50
W. II Hoskins................................
5 00
John Hickey’s team ...................
7 50
Ben Powell................................... 13 25
D. F. Trowbridge........................ 12 (Ml
7 0o
C. N Illingworth ........................
Ben Johnson ..................................
4 50
Claim of Jurors and Witnesses al Cir-
cuit Court.
Henry Kunze................................
J. C. Mills.......................................
A. Brown.......................................
Jeff Harris ...................... .............
W. E. Sou»hwick............................
E. K. Gilbert ................................
J. 8. Diehl......................................
Jacob F Kumm............................
Leon Berry ....................................
John Conklin..................................
Fred Skomp....................................
G. \V. Dav .......................... ......
James Williams ............................
John Rupp ....................................
Robert Farley. ...............................
Herman Farmer............................
A. M. Commons............................
Earl Stanley...................................
George R. McKimens...................
Erick Glad......................................
C. L. Pori er...................................
Alex. Finlayson ............................
W. E. CaBerlin..............................
20
William Glick................................ o « 6.1
2 : o
Frank Severance..........................
I. H. Moore................................... 26 20
I. D. Dunn ....................................
8 0.)
L. P. R y....................................... M 80
M. A. Cady ................................... 13 60
G. Munson ....................................
2 00
2 00
J. R. Eldredge................................
Carl Kundson................................ 10 20
F. N. •Wilson.................................. 10 20
Frank Pike ....................................
3 00
Gei rge Washington...................... 30 00
Grant Zumwalt
........................ 30 00
Lionel Pike.....................................
3 00
Charles Jennings ................. ....
3 80
I Mrs. M. F. Jennings.....................
3 00
o 20
C. Blaser.......................................
Wesley Rush.................................. 13 80
Vada Rush .................................. 13 80
5 20
E. K. Gilbert................................
Rice & Phtdan, powder............... 175 00
Frank Nord berg, work on road.
4 00
M»s S. A. Rush, witness.............
5 80
Mrs. Wesley Rush, witness .......
5 80
Miss V. Rush, witness........... . .
5 80
E. T. Haltom. merchandise.......
9 65
II. Crenshaw, board of Frank
Moore........................................... 59 32
Tillamook Water Works, water . 24 00
W. A. Morse, door and frame....
V 75
E. K. Scovel!, planking, etc....... 76 00
B. II. Hathaway, gravel............. 13 85
A. K Case, merchandise ........... 18 75
Ed. Weston ..................................
2 00
King & Mills, work on adding
machine ....................................
5 OO
A. S. Tilden, taking out bolts . .
5 00
W. E Southwick, digging giave. 5 00
Dan Oliver, juror........................
8 20
C. H. Upton, call and medicine...
3 OO
If. Crenshaw, for special deputy . 5 50
Glass & Prudhdmme, merchan
dise............................................... 24 42
Geo. W. Bihee, list of final entries. 12 50
Watt Bros., merchandise ......
8 30
T. R. Elliott, jr., witness.............
2 30
Thus Emrick, » ili.ess ...
17 00
A. T. White, making jury list . .
3 00
T. H. Goyne, assisting......... .
3 00
Alva Finley, assisting .................
3 00
Fiank Trout, witness ...............
2 20
K. Mills, deputy clerk................. 100 00
John Weiss, lumber..................... 201 62
H. V. Alley wire cable............... 32 46
King & Mills, powder......... ' ‘' 39 00
D. 8. Boyakin, merchandise .. .. 4 7Ó
FredZiddach, supervisor ......... 52 12
nI 59
Jos Effeiiberger, lumber.............
Headlight, printing .................... 31 (16
\\ ork in R. D. No. 3.
J. J. Rupp and team..................... 15 00
Wm. Maxwell and team.............
4 00
2 00
R. Maxwell....................................
8 75
Henry Olds...................................
2 00
A. Carlson ...................................
2 00
James Woodaid ..........................
C. Randall ... .............................. 15 00
E W. Stanley ..............................
3 25
John I lopfield...............................
1 75
W. S. Randall .............................. kt 00
3 OO
Baxter Stillwell ............................
Robert Nelson and t* am.............
4 OO
Henry Kunze and team .............
1 00
Wm Jolly.........................................
20 00
2 00
P. IL ('. Lucas and learn.............
D. Billings and team
20 00
o 00
Norman Olds and leaui ...........
Geo. Hodgdon and learn ............. 13 50
J. W. Randall................................ 10 5o
Ed \\ eston ...................................
1 25
H. M. Todd................................... 12 50
3 75
John Jennings ..............................
2 50
Barney Elliott ............................
E. A. Nichols and team............. 26 75
J. P Allen, board ...................... 30 05
G. Loerpabel, handling and de-
Total... .
.. $913 80
iivering dyr.Kmite, etc........ . 63 50
A. W. Severance, enveloi*« . .
I 95 A. Aratill. supervisor.................
40 25
4 60 J. J. McGinnis, road viewer .. .
8 00
King & Mills, repairs.............
King & Mills, merchandise. . . . .. 25 30 A. Bunn, ditto .............................
8 OO
Cort Bill Amos Kirk and Will Hadley
Werk on Big Nestucca Toll Road.
J. U. Mills .................................. • •
7 50 A. T. White, justice....................
Orley Kellow
............... ....
2 50 |. C. Bewley, constable. .......
State vs L. J. Aratill.
Work in R. D. No. 6.
A. Arstell and team................. . 33 50 E. K Gilbert, witness..............
Work in R. D. No. 5.
Ed Knublock ............................ . 29 5»)
J. P. Muttoun ............................ .. 8 00 J. D. Spencer ....
II. F. Ollis ............................... . 34 7.5 Pete Newberg . ..
Win. Glick ................................ . 12 4M» Peter New berg,corduroy
31
W. D. Ihtdvfelt, janitor
Janies Iinlali ............................ . 14 OO A. M. Hare, salary . .
Martin Jenck............................ . 12 00 C. A. Johnson, salary . .
4 75 11. M Farmer, road viewer ..
John Jenck............. . ................
7 50 J. J. McGinnis, road viewer ..
I). Ward ................. . ...........
4 50 John Hickey. >oad viewer
1 h ob . W iIson .. .......................
Work on Little Nestucca Toll Road
C. Randall, road viewer ..
T. Gwinn..................................... . 43 00 II. V. Alley, chainmail
.32
00
I’erry Gwinn ..............................
F. M. Wakley, cliainnian.......
Laurance Yack ......... . ............ .. 57 50 Fred Zsddach, nx man ......
Frank Yack .............................. . 62 50 August Ludtke. ax man ....
Work in R. D No. 1.
F. L. Sappington, surveying .
Geo Ludtke................................ . 127 19 John Hickey, supervisor
C. L. Alley ................................ .. 43 S7 G. B. Lamb, stationery .
Dan Alley.................................... . 83 OO G. B Lamb, salary.........
Ray Dut ciwr.............................. . .54 M W. W. Wiley, salary........
Frank VS’akely ........................ .. «6 25 H. Crenshaw, salary ....
Brnold Hanfton ...................... . . 61 12 J. C. Holden, salary
It A. Crawford ........................ . 64 75 M. C. Trowbridge.............
H. V. Alley................................ . 2.5 50 P. W. Todd, salary.......
Lrr Alley.................................... .. 32 50 Afas McNair Co., merchandise
Hugh Rittenhouse..................... .. 23 25 Tillamook Lumber Co.............
G.orge Lu like’» team ............. .. 47 2» Tillamook Lumber Co., wood lor
R A Cm« ford's turn............. .. 106 OU
for court house.................
22 W Guy Vaughn, supervisor ..
JotinrlmFufin ..................... - •
. 16 00 Cltaa. Hmdley, witness
Win. Armstrong .......
Win. Schollmeyer..................... .. 14 00 Tillamook Herald, printing
Nick Nelson .............................. .. 11 25 A. K. Case..«......................
Albett Crswfvrd ..................... .. « 00
Work-In Road Dirtrick No
J. w. Thompson ....................... .. 79 36 Guy Vaughn team
........... ..
1 W E. Knight and team......... . W 75 I
35 00
G o. Vaughn
24 60
James Kodad.
18 25
Herbert Edgar
16 00
Marion Darby
21 75
Eli Stiennon
3 50
Prank Hannankratt
.........
D. H. Darby ................................ 19 50
Jack l’tsleriield ...........................
1 00
D. D West. . . ........................... 14 00
9 55
Louis E lgar..................................
Marion Ouane... ............................ 27 00
6 00
Sam Reading ................................
4 Ol)
G. W. Phelps................................
4 00
Bat O’Hara....................................
7 50
E. C. Black....................................
5 00
M. P. Hannankratt.....................
2 (M
Guy Vaughn, team.......................
George Vaughn ............................ 17 50
James Kodad.................................. 13 20
2 (¡0
E l Fitzpatrick ............................
2 50
D. IL Darby, team........................
Mrs. J. M. Bodie, county poor . . 32 00
Inland Printing Co..................... 388 75
LI. F. Good speed, salary............. 100 00
Disallowed.
2 00
Fred Robitch, repairing fence ..
C. E. Reynolds, investigating
deaths of Peter Burns and Al
bert Wilson................................ 10 00
Continued.
Wheeler Lumber Co., powder. .. . 85 50
In the matter of the application of
Andrew Anderson and others for the
vacation of a county road, it was ordrij
cd that F. L. Sappington, W. W. Con
der and Joe Wilson be appointed
viewers.
Ip thematter of theNecarney mountain
road, upon the petition of Wm. Arm
strong, alter a thorough investigation
the county court finds that there was
surveyed and located a road over practi
cally the same route as petitioned for by
Mr. Armstrong and others in the year
1891, which survey was accepted and
declared a public road And the same has
not been vacated. Also in the year 1902,
a trail was surveyed and located over
the same route. In visw of the above
(acts, the petition was rejected as the
route is already surveyed and located.
The court ordered the road opened and
improved from lower town to the fool of
Necarney mountain and the proper pro
portion of money in District No. 1 be ex
pended on that portion ol the road.
The court ordered bids to be called for
the construction of two miles of road
known as the Bealscontinuatron of the
Coal Creek read.
Theclcik was ordered to advertise for
bids for »lie care of Geo. Myers, lor 75
cords of wood and for the construction
of a bridge across the Trask river, there
being no bids lor the wood nor for the
bridge.
The report of the viewers in the mat-
ter of the petition of R. O. Richards be
ing unfavorable,the petition was rejected.
In the matter of the petition of Peter
jenk, petitioner appeared and asked that
petition be not allowed, the same being
rejected.
Herman Farmer resigned as supervisor
ol R. D. No. 5 and James Christensen
was appointed to fill the vacancy.
In the matter <4 the petition of H. IL
Brooten for cjunty road, the same was
rejected on account of a wrong date.
In the matter of the petition of Lester
Landingham for county road, F. L.
Sappington, W. W. Conder and Joe
Wilson were appointed viewers.
In the matter of the petition of H. V.
All^y for a county road, it was ordered
that the said road be opened.
The clerk was ordered to draw a war
rant for $27 61 in favor ni C. C. Gridley
for the re-payment ol taxes lor the year
1890.
Bill <»f C. A. Patzlaf, amounting to
$12.80 for supplies furnished Mrs. Os
burn was allowed in the sum of $6 40,
and $6.40 disallowed.
The court is still in session.
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First Bank & Trust
Company,
BAY CITY. ORE.
Capital Stock......................... $25,000.
Offers every facility for safe banking,
and Mjlicits your businesM.
Commercial. Savings and Trust De
partments.
Three per cent allowed on deposits
subject to check.
tour per cent on Savings and Time
Deposits
Our little book, Helpful Hints on
Banking/* explaining how to do your
banking by mail is ready.
Send for a copy. It’s free for the
asking.
Feed Store Prices
Process Barley, sack . $ i 25
Shorts, too
35-00
Bran
............ *........... 34.OO
36.OO
Feed Oats, ton
White River Flour, bbl 4.60
»• M mn .,
8 are of
quality, r
ten’s School
ber insoles and
'¿teck. W'