La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 26, 1912, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextjjA tiRANUb EViiiMG OiflSEKVfeK, WJDNESDAYJIJNE 26, owrtt corwr pboceedings. (CodUduM rrom rags TbrJ 1.20 1.20 A. Q. Hermann, Juror Logan In quest . W. D. Grandy, Juror Logan inquest H. U. Meyeri, Juror Logan In quest 1.20 J. B. Fisher, Juror Logan In quest 1.20 C. C. Penlngton, Juror Logan in- . quest 120 J. P. Corbett, witness Logan in- quest 1.70 Bert Owens, witness Logan in quest 1.70 J. F. Snyder, witness Logan in quest . 1.70 X. Molltor, M. D., examining physician Logan inquest 5. CO C. T. Bacon, coroners fees Lo gan inquest Q.90 I. W. Faults, constable fees Lo gan Inquest 3.85 Elsa NewquiBt, reporters fees Logan inquest 5.00 C. T. Bacon, coroners fees Ir win inquest .00 C. T. Bacon, coroners fees Roy Crandall Inquest 5.00 Sberwood Williams, ball rent for election linbler precinct .. 3.50 Geddcs Bros., hall rent for elec tion,' La Grande No. 4 11. B0 Chas. Albert Smlal.-nall rent for election Lo Grande No. 3 . 7.00 W. A. Terrall, registering vot ers .-. 32.20 D. A. Barnes, registering voters 19.00 0. P. Pratt, registering voters .. 5.60 AJ E. Lambert, registering vot- ters 21.20 City of La Grande, sever assess ment on lot 10, block 29 of Predmore's addition 22.50 1. R. Snook, affidavits for as sessor's office .' 3.50 A. W. weiton, coai lor roun , house 114.76 Hill's Drug Store, supplies as per bill . 8 5" P. L. Lilly, supplies as. per '. bill '.. 1-70 J. H. Trull, witness Justice peace court state ve. McMil lan ... 1-70 C. A. Galloway, services coun ty commissioner 35.00 Miss Cock, reporters fees Ratz inquest 5.00 O. W. Barlow, services as tru ant officer 46 00 W. W. Randall, services a fruit Innnector 83.50 M. K. Hall, service a ooun- ty physiclon Feb. 1st to 15th inclusive I2-60 Elgin Recorder,' supplies for election 100 D. W. Souder, relief for May . . 15.00 Maggie Slagner, relief for May. 10.00 Mrs. John Hilderbrant, relief for May 12 50 E. A. Garren, relief for May . . 10.00 Rose Hornbeck, relief for May- 20.00 Clara Series, relief for May ... 10.00 Mrs. F. B. Huntley, relief for May 12.50 Mrs. O. Moffitt, relief for May. 10.00 Mrs. M. A. Tripp, relief for May 10.00 Mrs. Ella Harris, relief for May 10.00 J. F. Williams, relief for May 12.50 Millie MccLachlen, relief for May 00 Alired Banks, relief for May. 10.00 Jas. O. Sage, relief for May .. 12.50 Mrs. Ole OUon, relief for May 7.50 Mary Weaver, relief for May .. 10.00 H. E. Dixon, refund of fees .. 7.50 C. V. Roberts, relief on tax lein sale 13.42 J. E. D. Kail, service as bailiff, grand Jury June term, court 18.00 W. S. Montgomery, work on road district No. 18 42.50 Matts Nice, blacksmlthing '. ... 26.65 Antolne End, work on road dis trict No. 9 34.00 D. B. FIchlln, work on road dis trict No. 9 18.00, Jacob End, work on road dis trict No. 9 12.50 J. M. Parr, work on road dis- , trirt !:-. 2 56.25 Arthur Hallgarth, work on county road 15-09 Wilcox Lumber Co., lumber.. 11.03 Reese McAllster, work on road district No. 21 12.00 , C. E. Golden, work on road dis trict No. 21 27.25 I. C. Kennedy, work on road dls- j trlct No. 13 90.75 Arthur Curtis, surveying 18.00 L. E. Standley, work on road district No. 37 165.1" George Palmer Lumber Co., lumber 7' 67 Clyde L. Kiddle, bridge pikes. 3.9 Marlon Hagery, work on road district No. 15 W. Condit, -work on road dls trlct No. it City Livery Stable, livery hire. Grande Ronde Cash Co., coal.. Ole Matbson, work on road dls triBf No. 14 Henry Rehr, work on road dis trict No. 14 Adolph Lauer, work on road dis trict No. 14 Chas. Ccelwell, work on road dl'-ffVi No. 14 Kay Cralwell, work on road dis trict No. 14 C. W. Mercer, work on road dis t.icl No. 29 .1. H. Keown, work on road dis trict No. 11 : C. H. Tuttle, work on road dis trict No. 11 J. G. Snodgrass, oil J. A. Horn, work on road dis trict No. 35 E. B. Tittle, work on road dis trict No. 11 J. 11. 3rrf hears, work on road district No. 4 Adolph Wselty, work on road distrht No. 5 , .. S. E. Blevlns, work on road dis trict No. 30 James L. Woodell, work on road district No. 34 D. J. Woodell, i wor'i on mail district No. Ji D. McDonald, work ou road dis trict No. 34 Frank Grelner, work on road district No. 34 A. H. Sheeks, work on road dis trict No. 34 D. T. Murchison, work on road district No. 34 A. J. Russell, wrok on road dis trict No. 34 WP'lam Grlder, work on road district No. 20 F. H. Owsley, work on road dis trict No. 20 '.. M. L. Carter, work on road dis trict No. 22 '. Ed. Perrin, work on road dis trict No. 22 ...... Pierce & Johnson, work on road district Xo. 22 ... George Pnckett, work on road district No. 23 A. B. Hndelson & Son, supplies tor county roads . ; 19.00 Grande Ronde Lumber Co, lumber ' 52.50 Dutcber, repairing plow ... S.oO. A- B- Hudelson, supplies for 17.70 county roads George Palmer Lumber Co., 84 0O lumber W. A. Blaine, supplies for 3,1.00 county roads Cochran & Cocbran, blacksmith- 3.00 'nS Goodnough M. & S. Co., lumber 3?.0u Loi;oi.-todaser Co., road sup plies 14.00 Jai k Brown, work on road dis trict No. 26 B2.C0 W. H. Wilson, work on road dis trict No 26 lti.00 Frank Ross, work on road dis trict No. 26 15.C0 R. I. Barker, work on road .20 district No. 25 A. B. Miller, work on road dls 41.50 trlct No. 25 B. P. Van Gorden, work on 2.r.(i road district No. 25 R. W. Barker, work on road dls 27.00 trlct No. 25 Theodore May, work on road 11.00 district No. 25 Medy Bouchard, work on road J 99.00 district No. 33 V. O. Sherwood, work on road 25.00 district No. 19 Bay & Zweifel, supplies for !Z county roads G. W. Ruckman, work pn,road 21..-.0 district No. 12 Will Taylor, work on road dls 1.00 trlct Xo. 12 Lute Stringham, work on road S.00 district Xo. 12 Lyle Stringham, work on road 4.00 district No. 12 .............. Ed. Stringham, work on road 3.00 dlstlct No. 12 W. E. Ruckjnan, work on road 46.00 district No. 12 G. W. Kellem, work on road 44.00 district ND.-12 Will Keown, work on' road dls 92.10 trlct No. 12 John Keown, work on road dis 12 00 trlct No. 12 Harry Hather, work on ro.id 3C.00 , district :io 12 . Grover Hath'r, work on roirt 127.0n district No. 12 Jess Blanchard, work on road .if.1" Clement McKlnnte, work on road 16.25 2.00 13.-5 I 19.58 6.75 6.85 6.25 280.55 15.75 22.87 42.50 83.75 6.00 20.00 20.00 10.00 33.00 41.50 13.85 120.00 27.50 1S.0O !.00 9.00 90.00 .2.00 1.00 12.00 2.00 2.00 district No. S S.00 district No. 12 ............. 25.00 W. P. Breshears, work on road district No. S 24.10 Jay Breshears, work on road district No. 3 lb.00 S. H. Richards, work on road . district No. 3 13.00 James Gibson, work on road district No. 3 6.50 Robert Plummer, work on road district No. 3 6.50 J. B. Breshears, work on road district No. 3 ' 2M Chet Hartley, work on road dis trict No. 3 6.50 Wm. Wlggleswortn, work on road districts Nos. 27, 28, 31. 54.00 E. D. Kingsford, work on road districts Nos. 27, 28, 31 .... 47.25 Jack Brown, work oh road dis tricts Nos. 27, 28, 31 31.50 ames Devore, work on road dls- trlcts Nos. 27, 28, 31 ....... . 27 00 Gus Hepner, work on road dis tricts Nos. 27, 28, 31 , 2.25 Chas. Dickson, work on road districts Nos. 27, 28, 31 .... 27.00 John Ferguson, work on road districts Nos. 27, 28, 31 16.S5 Frank Wrlcker, work on road districts Nos. 27, 28, 31 ..... 2.25 W. E. Ewlng, work on road dis trict Nos. 27, 28, 31 63 00 L. A. Duke, work on road dis tricts Nos. 27. 28, 31 1.15 IJenry Greggs, work on road districts Nos. 27. 28, 31 . J.50 George Cox, work on road dis tricts Nos. 27. 28, 31 2.1'5 S. J. Godsey, work on road dis tricts Nos. 27, 28, 31 . . T 4. . . . 2 25 M. D. Sanderson, work on road district Xo. 8 '.. 22.75 Burt Oliver, work on road dis trict No. 8 6.00 Charley Oliver, work on road district No. 8 :.. 3.00 John Synhorst, work on coun- , ty roads 1?00 Dave Elswoth, work on county Yoads 27.90 John Wood, work on coun ty roads 2t.7r 1 A. D. Short, work on county roads 1L5C Elmer Houston, work on coun- ty roads 30.75 Simon T. WooSell, work on road district No. 8 3.00 J. A. Sblra, work on county roads M Ed. Cederqulst, work on coun ty roads 100 Prank Depend er, work on coun- ty roads 13.50 Call Emerson, work on coun ty roads 13.50 Chas. Hase, work on county roads 13.50 Jess. Houston, work on coun ty roads ................... 13.50 J. W. Smith, work on county roads i j 048 Jack Burke, work on county roads .450 Edgar Ray, work on county roads 13.50 John Wllbers, work on coun ty roads i Mike Brady, work on county roads 9 00 J. P. Campbell,-work on coun- . ty roads 63.95 Jon Keefer, work on county roads 67.75 - Frank McElgunn, work on coun ty roads 27.75 roads " 32.25 John Reed, work on county E. Z. Thompson, work on coun ty roads 54.00 Ben Roberts, work on county roads 27.00 L. W. Hardy, work on county roads 27 00 Henry Belmer, work on coun- ty roads 24.75 i Ed. Johnson, work on county roads 38.00 Jule Hendricks, work on coun ty roads 27.00 Milton Bennett, work on coun ty roads 27.00 Tom Braimon, work on coun-' ty roads 15.7:" Jas. A. Lloyd, work on county roads 12.50 F. L. Lilly, work on county roads 28.00 Elgin Transfer company, work on county roads 74.15 H. M. Gent, work on county roads 32.00 Coast Bridge Co., steel bridge at Perry 2,500.00 J. P. Campbell, concrete work. 302.50 WllfAIl AIT Will Feature the 1912 Grande Roode CHiaotaMgoa Commencing June 29, Ending July 8 ENJOY CAMPING FACILITIES Jidtor than a week in the mountains, f ani within the reach of city water, elec tric stoves, electric liyht and always on the uroiiixl to enjoy the stellar roicrain olTtreil this year, (irouml rent free. .Apply fur space early. SOME PRINCIPAL ATTRACTIONS Sunday school rally day. Educational da v. Dr. J. E. Talniaire. ' The Cainlu'idire players. Hymn's Tivmhadonrs. Eon .1. ne uichamp, S. IMatt Jones and Others. ADDED ATTRACTIONS. 4 Domestic Science Classes. Hound Table Department. Swimming Instructions. DiUe Study Classes. A Paradise of Pastime John Mitchell, the Moses of the labor world, lectures duly 4th men of his kind are seldom heard lor the nominal prevailing price. July Fourth will he replete with patriotic hand concerts, hk'h-e!::. s musical attractions, and a carnival of water .sports. A resting day with ample amuse ment for all who attend. Free programs will explain to Vou the convenient transportation facilities, the detail program- :i masterpiece of high merit and give von all Particulars you may he interested in relative to this splendid, and really stnpcnduous, ten-day f ;tival of meritorious attractions all at your disposal for a mere song. " 3C 3C