La Grande evening observer., June 21, 1911, Page PAGE 10, Image 9

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LA ORANDE EVENING OBSERVER
WEDNESDAY JUNE 21, lSll.
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N. K. West, wknesg Justice
peace court state vs. Desmond 1.70
Herman Selgrlst, witness Jus
tice peace court state vs. Des
mond 1.70
'jQ. W. Ferris, witness Justice
t 1 peace court state vs. Desmond 1.70
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MU1 OllUllB, WUUCBS JUBllCtJ
peace court state vs. Desmond 1.70
Dow ........................
A. C. Williams, Justice paace
peace court, state vs. Murray
et al , 9.5SA- c- Williams, Justice peace
I. W. Faulk, constable Justice
court, state vs. Murray et al
James McDonald, witness Jub
, tloe peace court, state vs.
''Murray t al 1.50
John Keller, witness Justice
, pace court, state vs. Murray
et al . ...
Ulrlch Lottas, witness Justice
. peace court, state vs. Murray,
et al
Geo. O.'Nelll, witness Justice
peace court, state vs. Murray,
et al
John Walden, witness luatlce
peace court, state vs. Murray,
12.30
1.70
fees, state vs. Lyman 8.95
J. W. 'WaldEn, special consta
ble Justice peace court, state
vs. Lyman 3.20
A. C. Williams, Justice peace
peace fees state vs. Corn ... 11.05
J. H. McLachlfn special con
stable Justice peace court
state vs. Corn . .. 1.20
9.00
16.85
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
4.00
12.23
17.00
5.50
47.55
25.00
: 10.00
8.92
25.00
7.50
15.00
19.05
o
J. W. Walden, epeclal consta
1.70 "Die. Justice peace court, state
vs. Corn 1.70
A. C. Williams, Justice peace
1.70 fees, state vs. Owens ....... 745 Western Union Tel
tn"ti,ni Star, printing as ner
bill
Gertrude Blever, grading 8th
grade manuscripts 10.50
Lottie Wall, grading 8th grade
manuscript
C. T. Bacon, coroners' fees Luis
inquest .'
Charles Bertram, Juror Luis
inquest
W. J. Church, Juror Luis
inquest
J. J. Carr, Juror Luis
: inquest
G. A. Lee Juror Luis
inquest 1-70
A. F. Talley. iuror Luis Inquest 1.70
C. 8. Jones, Juror Luis Inquest
Clarence BJerregaard, witness
Luis Inquest
Elmer McAllister, witness Luis
Inquest ............. . .
llielvon Olsen, witness Luis in
quest . . . .
Volney Lee, witness Luis in-auest
M. Irvine; M. D., professional
services Lulg inquest 25.00
Agnes Leslie, reporter fees Luis
Inquest
Irwin Hodson Co., merchandise
as per bills
Glass & Prudhomme Co., Re-
bindlng books ,
Bushong & Co., merchandise as
per bill
F. P. Childers, expense as per
bills
J. N. Chandler, expense, state
vs. Owens .00
P. A. Charlton, services as Btock
inspector
Boys and Girls Aid society, al
lowance for May, 1911
N. Molitor. M. D., Services as
secretary county board of
health
M.; K. Hall, M. D., services as
county physician .....1
S. T. Booths, services quarantin
ing small pox . case
E. L. Bussey, hack hire as per
bill ..............
Newlln Drug Co., drugs as per
bill
Margaret Kelley, hospital fees
as pe rbllls .." 155.80
Wright Drug Co., hospital fees1--
. as per bill -60
N. Molitor, M. D., profession
al services as per bill 50.00
M. Irvine, M. D., professional ser
vices as per bill 18.00
J. G. Snodgrass, groceries for
Indigents J.70
Valentine Kramer, opening
grave for pauper 6.00
Henry & Carr, funeral expenses
etc., pauper 34.75
Henry & Carr, merchandise: for
court house ' 75.95
E. C. Thatcher, repairs to court
house 18.50
Bay & 'Zwelfel, supplies for
court house 2.00
J. W. Welton & Son, wood for
Court house 7.00
Cherry's New Laundry, laundry
for Jail 3.00
Geo. L'ndgreen, suplles for Jail 4.40
I. R. Snook, express, etc 15.20
D. M. Clark, express 4
E. E. Bragg, express 4.40
Ed. Wrkht, express 2.40
O. W. Barlow, services as tru
ant officer . 12.50
Co. tela-
.50
Evening Observer, printing as
per bill 32.90
J. E. Hall, services as assist
ant fruit inspector 35.50
Mrs. Jno. Hilderbrandt, relief
for May 25.00
Elizabeth. A. Garrtn, relief for
May 12.00
E.M. Fellers, relleffor May . . . 15.00
Rose Hornbeck, relief for May. . 25.00
Clara Series, relief for May. . . . 10.00
Mrs. F. B. Huntley, relief tor
May 15.00
Hariy French, relief for May. . , i 10.00
Mrs. O. Moffitt, relief for May . .. 15.00
Mary A. Burford, rel let f or May . 10.00
Mrs. M. A. Tripp, relief for May 10.00
C. W. P Ellsworth, service as -
grand jury bailiff 13.00
Road Fond.
J. E. Gllklson, work In R. D. No.
30 44.00
C. E. Golden, work in R. D. 21. 98.90
C, E. Golden, work in R. D. 13. . 10.30
Willcock Bros., drayage as per
bill 1.00
Will Condit. supplies as per bill 13.50
La Grande Lodge A. F. & A. M.
supplies as per bill ......... 30.00
S. L. Knight, drayage as per
bill 1.00
G. T. Fleming repairs as per bill 1.73
Adolph Waelty work in R. D, 5. 52.00
Buffalo Steam Roller Co., sup-
plies aa per bill 14.25
S. S. Boothe,,work In R. D. 27. . 106.60
Wm.. Wigglcsworth, work in R. '
D. 28 102.50
M. D. Sanderson work in R. D. 8. .32.50
O. W. Thompson, work in R. D.
38 ; 39.50
J. F. Campbell, work and sup
plies as per bill ;. . . . . . .'. . . 397.27
Stroeber Bros., lumber as per
bill 4.41
F. L. Lilly, supplies as per bill 43.40
Grande Ronde Cash Co., supplies
Thursday
La Grande
June 22
KIT CARSON'S
BUFFALO RANCH UILD WEST
TRAINED WILD ANIMAL EXHIBITION.
i
70.25
59.40
21.90
15.55
t al 1.70 Emll Nelderer, services as Jan-
A. C. Williams, Justice peace
itor, May
fes, state vs. Desmond 8.30 Ruth Jackson. rading &th
J. W, Walden. special consta
bis, Justice pface court, state
vr. ppfiniond ; . . . .
grade manuscripts 21.00
Eflle B!llln(?s, grailine 8th
7.20 prnf mnntiBprlnts
grams for sheriff
32.90 , C. A. Galloway, commissioners'
fe-s 70.50
J. C Henry, livery hire 20.00
M. H. KIrtley, livery hire for
prand Jury 6.C0
D. W. Souder, relief for May... 15.00
60.00
12.00 Matrtrle Slne-nr. roller for Mnv. 13 r0
S3X3SSES
t 'J
V
ACRE LOTS IN
EJECT
R
V
ADDITION
areLNow - Sellirig at $500 Pier Lot
$50 Down and $10 Per Month. No Inter-
est, No Taxes: , Price includes; the planting
of lot -to orchard, and the care of ; same un
til final payment is made. More profit on
your investment in sight than on any prop
erty in or about La Grande.
1.23
7.0.1
6.00
7.25
LA GRANDE IN VE
STMENTCO;
Foley Hotel Block
Ben Courtney, work on coun
ty roads
Frank Coe, , work on county
roads
M. Gray, work on county roads.
W. Coats, work on county
roads
Chas. R. Patten, work on county
roads 28.90
Thomas Gooch, work on county
roads 2.50
A. A. Gard, work on county
roads 3.50
Henry Topp, work on county
roads l.&o
G. Topp, work on county roads. 6.25
I. Shafer, work on county roads 12.50
J. M. Hagey, work on county
road 10.00
Ben Roberts, work on county
roads 20.00
Al Henderson, work on county
roads 13.00
W. J. Robblns, work on county
roads 37.70
F. W. Hardy, work on county
roads 67.30
E. Roberts, work on county
roads 60.50
Elmer Houston work on coun
ty roads 22.85
Roy Brooks, work on county
roads
W. D. Andrews, work on county
roadg
A. A. Sheasley, work on county
roads
Henry Smith, work on county
roads
Mrs. E. Shaw, cooking for road
crew 28.00
Mrs. Maggie Bruce, Thos.' Bruce
work on county road 3t.fo
C. P." Thompson, work on coun
ty roads 4..0
Harvey Campbell, work on coun
ty roads 7.50
Lester Kingsley, work on coun
ty roads 3.M
Ed Wulf, work in R. D. 31 .... 140.00
Hans Endrup, work In R. D. 15. 59.0H
Geo. Rankin, work In R. D. 15.
Earl Rankin, work In R. D. 13.
J. D. Casey, work In R. D. 15..
Dan McWaters, work In R. D. 15
Nel8 Endrup. work In R. D. 13
11. W. Gent, work in R. D. 1. . .
Walt Weiss, work in R. D. 1 . . .
W S. Montgomery, work In U.
D. 18 9.00
C. Montgomery, work In R. D. 18 1G.00
King Roe. work In R. D. 18 8.00
R. I. Barker, work In R. D. 25. . 72.50
J. G. Snodgrass. supplies as
per bill 49.50
Cochran & Cochran, repairs as
per bill 5.:o
Elgin Livery, Feed and Transfer
company, livery hire as per
bill .
Clyde L. Kiddle, supplies for
road . crew
Geo. Palmer Lumber company,
.lumber as per bill 70.6G
Frank Ross, work In R. D. 25..
W. O. Sherwood, work In R;
D. 19
La Grande Meat Co., supplies as
per . bill 41.90
C E, Perln, work In R. D. 29 13.50
u, u. renn, worn n k. u z. iu.2
G. W. Ruckman work in R. D. 12 34.50
E. B. Tuttle, work In R. D. 12 . . . 31.50
Ezra Ricks, work In R, D. 11. . . 29.00
BUI West, work In R. D. 11.... 35.00
R. M. Duncan, work in R. D. 32 115.35
Roy Norval, work In R. D. 11. . . 4.00
Rldgar Rtlcks, work In R. D. 11. 10.00
J. Ricks, work In R. D. 11. .4.50
Will Wright, work In R. D. 29. . 58.25
J, A. Horn, work in R. D. 35 ... 41.50
F. H. Owsley, work In R. D. 20. . 12.50
L. E. Gibson, work In R. D. 20. 7.50
T. W. Grtder. work In R. D; 20 12.50
Arthur Curtis, surveying Speck
hart roa'l 2.50
Thos. : Briuher, viewer Ross
road .........I.'....'.. 10.40
E. A. Wills, viewer Ross road.. 5.40
Arthur Curtis, surveying Ross
road ..v , 9.00
Thos. Brauher, viewer Welmer
road 6 0
TENTH TRANS-CONTINENTAL TOUR..
THE LARGEST WILD WEST SHOW OH EARTH
COMING DIRECT ON THEIR OWN SPECIAL TRAINS
. ... OF DOUBLE LENGTH RAILROAD CARS FROM
- ths EiccsT nA::c:: ::; x::s vtcrld.
Menagerie of Trained Wild Animals
From all parts of the Globe. Daring and death defying acts almost
beyond the realms of lucid imagination. . '
A COSMOPOLITAN COLLECTION OF COWBOYS AND GIRLS, VANQUER03,
SENORITAS, QUARDIS RURALES, CHAMPIONS OP THE LARIAT,
ROUGH RIDERS, PONY EXPRESS VETERANS, .DARING
ATHLETES, COMICAL CLOWNS, THRILLING
INDIAN FIGHTS AND WAR DANCES.
PRINCE BOTLOINE'S TROUPE OF RUSSIAN C0SSACKQ
The most daring Horsemen in the World.
BANDS of SIOUX, CHEYENNE and COMANCHE INDIANS.
Fresh from the Camp-fire and Council, making their first acquaintance .
with pale face civilizatiod.
The Grand Ethnological Performance concludes with the Superb
Spectacular, Dramatic, Historical Fantasy,
25.00
25.0J
5.00
5.00
12.0')
80.00
28.7T.
- The Battle of Wounded Knee7
Introducing a vast and motley horde of Indians, Scouts, Trappers and Soldiers
that actually took active part in the last brave Stand and hopeless
struggle the noble redskin made for his freedom and rights.
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY, RAIN OR SHirQ
Afternoon at a. Evening at 8. Doors open One Hour earlier.
WATER PROOF CANVAS. . CANNOT LEAK.
Grand, Gold Glittering Free Street Parade
TWO MILES LONG at ti a. m. dally on the main thoroughfares.
BIG FREE EXHIBITIONS on Show Grounds Immediately alter the Parade
1.50
2.15
70.60
68.00
37.25
BRING IN YOUR DAD HORSES AND MUIE8
Our Cowboys will ride them FREE OF CHARGE. r
$2SMO mill km paU to airy pttmm hrimalmm. a Jbora mm mttlm (hay eanao
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