La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 09, 1912, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextLA GltAXDK EVENING OBSEliVEU, TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1912. f AQE2 J. H. Richardson E. S. Given E. 8. Givens Investment Co. Rear La Grande Nat'l Bank Real Estate, Loans, Insurance. High Class Invest ments and Securities r Preferred Slock Minced Clams Are packed from the fiiinoux Basor climiH. Select quality and positively no sniid in them. 2()c or 8 on us for Me.. Barataria Shrimp conifg In two sizes, l.'io nnd 25c. Sufficiently cooked (or salad, Mayonnaise und all cold dishes. TIIONE XUJiBEKS M.UX AM) MUX 7!. 60 Pattison Bros. i UNION COUNTY f ABSTRACTS J. R. OLIVER, Propriotor The Reliable Abstract firm of Union County. FIRE INSURANCE. MORTGAGE LOANS A APPLES We have several varifcUes at rea sonable prices Waters-Stanchfield Produce Co., Maia HAY, KURD. FLOUR. I'OUl.TKY SUlM'l.IIOS, WOOD 1527 JEFFERSON AVENUE Savoy Hotel EUROPEAN PLAN The rooms are good and Steam heated only one block'from depot E. E. Myers, Prop. For WOOD AND COAL Phone Main G COW! COURT List of proceedings had at Januarv : terra county court. I . In the matter of the monthly report ! of county treasurer. Report approved i in the matter of the monthly atate- ment of county clerk of scalp bounty warrants Issued. Statement approved. ' In the matter of the monthly al- lnw.-inf-n in various Indigent nersons. Clerk ordered to draw warrants on general runu as roiiows: u. w. dou der, $15.00; Maggie Slagner, $10.00; Mrs. John HUdorbrandt, $12.50; Eliza beth A. Qarren, $10.00; Hose Horn beck, $20.00; Clara Serels, $10.00; Mrs. F. B. Huntley, $12.50; UlrB. O. Mofllltt, $10.00; Mrs. M. A. Tripp, $10.00; Mrs. Ella Harris, $10.00; J. F. Williams. $12.50; .Millie McLachllon, $10.00; Mr. and .Mrs. Alfred Banks, $10.00; Jas. O. Sage, $12.50. In the matter of the petition of J. It. Weaver et al for purchase of the Woodard wagon road by Union county. Continued for the term. In the matter of the application of Henry T. Hill for refund of taxes. De nied. In the matter of the petition for ap pointment of W. W. Randall as county fruit Inspector. Petition granted. in the matter of the aonllcation of l.Mrs. Ole Olson for county aid. Appli cation granted and clerk directed to draw warrant on general fund for $7.50 per month until further order of the court. In the matter of the application of H. A. Endrup for liquor license for Hilgard precinct. Petition granted and clerk directed to issue license for one year. In the matter of the petition of Adolph Waelty et al for change of boundaries of road district No, 5. Peti tion granted. In the matter of the petition for ap pointment of Jacob End as supervisor of road district No. 9. Continued for the term. In the matter of the petition for ap pointment of H. K. Blovlns as super visor of road district No. 110. Contin ued for the term. in the matter or appoint11111 of sup ervisors for varlouB road districts for 1012. Continued for the term. In the matter of drnwlng Jury list for year 1912. Llt of 200 names se lected from the tax roll. In the matter of special school lov- I. 'B for school districts 21. 30, 34. 37. 88. 40. 42. 52, fl, 04 and 72. Special school lHvlc;s made us follows; No. 21 2.5 mills No. DO 3 H'1"9 No 31 2.5 mills No. 37 2 I,B No. 3S 2 mills No. 40 1 111111 No. 42 "llllH No. 52 1 "'" No. CI 1 n':l1 No. til 2 mills No. 72 1 ' in Mm mutter of the tax levy for year 1911. Levy made ns follows: County 4 mills itcoad 2.5 mills Slato 4.3 mills Library 03 mlllB School 2. 1111118 High school 01 "'Ms m..,..l 1.1 mills 1 unii - In the matter of the selection of of ficial newspapers for year 1912. La flramlo Weekly Observer and Elgin Recorder designated as official news- ..... i r mi" niiiM'is nir ....... I in the matter of the petition or Pearl Stiles et al for re-establlshment ; of boundaries of road district 15 and IS. Petition granted. In the mutter or the payment of judgments against county as rollows: state vs ltemlllard et. al, supreme court costs H,10; atale vs. Townsond supreme court costs $(11.50 and state vs Parker, supreme court costs. MM to Cl'-rk directed to draw war rents on general fund In favor of Coihrnu & Cochran, attorneys, for nhovo amounts. In the matter of the nppolntinent or n county physician. Clerk direct.', to advertise for bids Tor services ot count v physician for one. year. ) i.'ie matter of A' contract with Cicorno Clark to expert county records. Coun'tv judge authorized to enter Into contract with Ceorgo Clark to expert oumy records upon Ming of 1,11 , proveil bond. p ! In the. mailer (r the nppolntment or ; judges and clerks or election. The fol lowing appointments were mm.. . Antelope product lud.S'es: 1'.. i. staples, Fred Spain. Henry llonson Clerks: C. A. Hill. W. F. Titus, 1. L. Ilallor. , Alicel precinct Judges: Duncan .... i.i n w 1?ui.liman. II. Mc-1 iKinnls. Clerks: E. A. Wills, Clins. Playlo. Jud C.askolt. Rig Creek precinct Judges: 1nos. Marlln. Richard Duncan, R. M. South. .11,1 Mill. II... VI. i Clerks: Harry Cook, uoorgo am...., Leo Wilson. Covo precinct Judges: .1. h. Lanta, Ceo. Chadwlck. Joo Trlppeer. Clerks: S. O. Roes. Tom Conklln. O. T. Severs. liilgard precinct Judges: C. N. Lewis. W. J. Sailing. J. D. Casey. Clocks; John Scott. Win. Condlt, Frank Rogers. Hot Lake precinct Judges: W. M. Pierce Fred Braden, Win. Ranlou. Clerks: W. G. Sawyer, Kd Walllngton, John Lartn. lmbler precinct -Judges: H. L. Alex ander, Wm. r.uckman. Ed Tuttlo. Clocks: Walter Strlnghaiu, Henry McC.ol.lrtclt. Ceo. L. Cleaver. Island precinct Judges: Andrew Vnn Rlocklaud, Geo. Wells, Franklin Zurbrick. Clerks: U. G. Couch, Mor ton Kiddle, A. R. Hunter. Kiuneln precinct Judges: C. A. Norden, John Grayboal, Frank Cook. Clerks: L. E. Tipton, R. J. Nyren. M. F. Burnett. La CJnindo precinct No. 1 Judges; Wm. Miller, rM. McMurrny, Robt. Deal. Clerks: J. A. Matott. A. Warnlck. Goo. nirnlo. La Grande precinct No. 2. Judges: 11. W. Stoner, O. F. Cooll.lge, Dave PROCEEDINGS mond, J. K. Wright. T.a Orande nrecinct No. 3 Judges: B. W. Grandy, Geo. T. Cochran, C. C. Penlngton. Clerks: II. R. Hanna, C. 8. Dunn, B L. Leavitt. La Grande precinct No 4. Judges: J. T. Williamson, Root. Masterson, F. II. Owsley. Clerks: Henry Young, W. A. Dunn, J. M. Kochensparger. La Grande precinct No 5. Judges: S. B. Williamson, J. W. McAllister, C. D Hoffmann. Clerks: w. u. aner wood, Reese McAllister, Tom William son, Worth Powder precinct Judges: S. E. Moore, J. B. Wilson, John Shaw. Clerks: J. M. Gllkison, B. F. Evans, J. A. Nice. North Elgin preolnct Judges: E. E. JoneB, A. Hallgarth, R. A. Ohms. Clerks: Bert Rogers, C. S. Rice, U. F. South Elgin precinct Judges: A. II. Parsons, A. J. Tucker, J. H. Barnes. Clerks: Joe Hallgarth, R. A. Hugg, H. C. McNabb. Pe,rry precinct Judges: W. Y. Stoddard, O. l.McOmber, Nell Cameron. Clerks: James McEwen, Leon Stod dard, Fred Robertson. Starkey precinct: Judges: J. F. Alden, B. P. Burnett, A. J. Sullivan. ClerkB: W. S. Burnett, H. B. Hagey, W. H. Brlggs. SummervJUe precinct Judges: Win. Choate, John McRae, M. D. Sanderson. Clerks: Jap Choate, Chas. Oswald, C. W. Oliver. Union precinct No. 1 Judges: Andy Wlllklnson, John ReeveB, Ed. Mitchell. Clerks; W. E. Fickle, Ralph Hutchin son, Frank Mlnnlck. Union precinct No. 2. Judges: J. W. Spencer, 'R. M. Wright, Alex Slater. Clerks: E. B. Cllne, W. O. Miller, Geo. Ferguson. Bills audited and allowed by the county court January term, 1911. General Fund. E. E. Bragg, traveling expenses for last quarter $ 50.00 Jess M. Bartlett, work on tax rolls 75.00 75.00 00.00 25.00 8.92 23.00 C. J. Scrlboiv work on tax rolls E. Nolderer, services as Janitor, December M. K, Hall, services as county physician N. Molltor, M. I)., services as secretary county board healt.h P. A. Charlton, services as stock Inspector F. P. Childers, prisoners board for December II. E. Graham, supplies tor pels 111.7G oners . F. P. Childers, expenses ns per bills ... J. E. Hall, services as fruit In spector La Grande Observer, printing as nnr hill 11.35 51.50 23.00 37.00 j City of La Grande, water rent JVUgUbl IU UWXIUUt!.. iiiuuo- !vo ' - Henry & Carr, funeral expens es Indigent Valentino Kramer, opening grave for Indigent Western Union Telegraph com pany, telegrams for sheriff... Effie Billings, work in tench prR' pviiminiitioll board 49.40 25.00 6.00 3.40 12.00 H. O. Light & Power Co.. lights for court ihouBe 21.25 Clooduough & Son, repairs at court house 4.00 Goo. J. Wagoner, maps 20. U0 teachers examination 3.20 Oregon Scout, printing notice or L P Derby, services ns truant officer 18-00 Newlin Drug Co., drugs for pau pers August to November in clusive N. K. West, supplies for indi gent family E. J. Atkinson, Btipplles for in digent Pioneer Flouring Mill Co., sup plies for pufir farm J. K. Wineg & Co.. supplies for poor farm Clyde L. Kiddle, supplies for poor farm Henry & Carr, supplies for poor farm La Grande Meat Co., supplies .. 130.70 10.55 7.00 i: .85 52.90 33.00 17.3S 20.95 for poor farm ! Grande Rondo Meat Co., sup iiUps for uoor farm E. O. Light & Power Co., lights for poor farm 2a.CI Morning Star, printing as per bill o.oo Irwin llodson Co., merchandise ns per bill ' 78-2;' llushong & Co., election sup plies, etc 1-IJi.LO I it. Snook, postage 2.00 Ed. Wright, freight and ex press 605 A. 11. Parson, grand juror, clr- . cult court, October term .... 16.60 C. P. Ferln, grand juror circuit court, October term 12.20 B. W. Kammerer, grand juroi circuit court, October term . . Goo. F. llaller. grand juror, cir cuit court. October term H. 11.. Huron, grand' juror cir cuit court, October term Frank McK hints, grand juror cuit court October term Chas. Oswald, grand Juror cir cuit court, October term .... H. F. Iove, witness before grand Jury - Max llloch, witness before grand lurv 12.20 18.80 15.50 15.K0 15.20 2M 2.20 Jessie L. Burton, witness bo fore grand Jury S.40 Albert Corn, witness before grand Jury 8-40 W. A, Maxwell, witness before grand Jury 8.40 J. L. Mars, witness before grand jury 2.20 J. C. Crawford, witness before grand Jury 8.40 J. C. Bennett, witness beforo grand Jury 2.20 Annie Bennett, witness before grand jury 2.20 D. A. names, witness before grand Jury . . 6 20 Clara Raker, witness before grand Jury C.20 J. A. Slack, witness before grand Jury B-20 Thos. C. Drlskell, witness be fore grand Jury 2.20 Mike Kiddle, witness before grand Jury 2.20 Lounle Loyd, ' witness before grand Jury , 5-80 v. r. Fields, witness before grand jury . : . 2.20 W, B. Gassett, witness before grand Jury 2.20 Joh Thompson, witness be- , fore grand Jury 2.20 J. H. .McLachlen, witness before grand Jury 2.20 J. ,W. Walden, witness before grand Jury 2.20 J. A. Garrlty, witness before grand Jury 2.20 AValter Glenn, witness before grand jury 3 30 Chas. D. Spencer, witness be fore grand Jury 2.60 Bert Knight, witness before grand jury 2,60 Win. Volswlnkler, witness be fore grand jury 2.20 John Evens, witness before grand jury 2.20 Timothy Palmer, witness beofre grand Jury 2.20 Fred Bloomqutst witness before grand jury . .' 2.20 Joe Ehersole, witness before grnnd jury 2.20 I. ,W. Faulk, witness before grand jury 4"iu Adolph Moll, witness Derore grand jury 2.20 n n t nnnnn witness before , . 1 " - grand jury 2.20 Mary Gllkey, witness Derore grand Jury 8-40 John W. Cavender, witness be fore grand Jury ; 8.40 J. C. Crawford, witness before grand Jury s E. C. Fields, witness before grand jury 2-20 Malcolm Irvine, witness before grand jury 8-40 Mrs. Mary Leslie, witness be fore grand jury 6.40 J. M. Leslie, witness dbioib grand jury S. Cochran, Juror McKinley in quest S. R. Deal, juror McKinely In quest Jesse B. Paul, Juror McKinley InnllOaf i 6.40 1 1.20 . 1.20 Fred D. Gaskell, juror McKinley i. nt . 1.20 J. B. Whitman, Juror MCKiniey Inquest C. W. P. Ellsworth, juror Mc Kinley inquest R. W. Forrester, witness Mc Kinley inquest W. R. Parker, witness McKln- (Miiiinut 1.20 1.20 1.70 1.70 1.70 1.70 1.70 1.70 5.00 7.70 4.G0 9.85 10.00 ,1. B. Brown, witness McKinley Inquest C. W. Chandler, witness McKin ley Inquest C. W. Culberson, witness .Mc Kinley Inquest W. 11. Safford, witness Jicrun- ley Inquest Dr. John Buckley, autopsy Mc Kinley inquest C. T. Bacon, coroners rees mc- Klnley Inquest I. W. Faulk, constable fees Mc Kinley Inquest Abner Jones, reporter fees Mc Kinley Inquest Mrs. Sarah Baker, caring for ultrfro .lill.lren Morning Star Publishing Co., publishing notice of teachers' examination 1500 Home Independent Telephone Co., phone rent for December 27.30 Homo Independent Telephone rn niiniiH services for sher iff's office 5.60 J. R. McLaren, drawing Jury list North Powder justice peace r.nnvt 3.00 ,1. R, McLaren, justice peace fees state vs. Francis I SO A. C. ii'.ollins, constable foes justice peace court, state vs. Francis riM J. K.'McLaren, justice peace fees stPte vs. Crwvford 4.85 A. C. ;Kolllns, constable fees justice ponce court, Mate vs. Crawford A. C. Williams, justice peace fees, stale vs. Crane 7.55 I. W. Faulk, constable, justice neaee court, state vs. Crane. . 4.35 Mrs. Nancy Crane, witness jus tice peace court, state vs. Crane 1-70 Pirn Thrinias. witness justice iw.riop rniirt. state vs. Crane . 1.70 a c Williams, iustice ueace fees, state vs. Burnett 13.30 I. W. Faulk, constable justice peace court, state vs. Burnett G.50 L. Hillings, witness justice peace court, state vs. Burnett 3.90 Walter Stringham, witness jus tice pence court, state vs. Bur nett 3.90 Benjamin Illooinqulst, witness Justice peace court, state vs. Burnett -r,0 P. J. Larson, witness justice peace court, state vs. Burnett 3.90 Joe Keelain. wltnes justice peace court, state vs. Burnett 4.70 Rufus Keiffer, witness Justice peace court state vs. Burnett 4.70 A. C. Williams, justice peace fees, state vs. Chapman . . . 9.00 I. W. Faulk, constable justice peace court, state vs. Chap man 4-50 J. R. Oliver, witness justice peace court, state vs. Chap man 1-V0 Toy Young, witness justice peace court, state vs. Chap man 2.40 J. F. Baker, witness justice pence court, state vs. Chap man 1-TO Jack Pitts, witness Justice Peace court, state vs. Chap man 1.70 A. C. Williams, justice peace fees, state vs. Harvey 9.63 M. E. Brady, constable Justice peace court. Btate vs. Harvey 4.G0 J. II. Mclchlen, witness justice nonce rourt. state vs. llnrver 1.70 Robert Newlin, witness Justice w ' . la.1' '"" L"- " 1 1 "M,v jj ! f Weight Qualify j Measure I KJI'IS ft! I M I ti I , , 1:11 M : . HI! 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