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TUESDAY, J ANU AR Y 14, 1913.
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In the matter 01 tne tax levy ror
a year 1912. Continued until Thurs-
jay. Jan. ,
In the matter of drawing jury ngt
tor 1913. A list of 200 names drawn.
In the matter of the petition for
Appointment of S. E. Blevius super-
ntendent road district No. 30. Con
inued for the term.
In the matter of the petition for
fcppolntment of O. W. Ruckman su
perintendent road district No. 11. Con.
tlnued for the term.
I In 4he matter of the re-establishing
of road districts. Continued.
in the matter of the application of
I. R. Snook for re-Issuance 'of lost
warrant. Warrant for $3.25 ordered
drawn In lieu of lost warrant .
In the matter of the approval of
the ' appointment and salaries of
deputy clerks.
Appointment of Anna Alexander
and C. K. McCormlck approved. Sal
aries fixed at $100.00 and $85.00 per
month respectively.
In the matter of the adjournment of
county court. Court adjourned until
Thursday, January 9th, at 10 a. m.
"&j3ills audited and allowed ag fol
lows ' -- ' -
H. C. Rees, work on tax rolls. $ 46.50
Robert Alexander,' work on tax
roll 61.50
Gertrude Blever, work In school
superintendent's office ...... 24.00
E. B. Brags, traveling ex- .
penses, etc 53.05
P. A. Charlton, services as . v
stock Inspector 25.00
F. A. Batchelor, services as
Janitor . . .... .'. . ... ... 1. . . 50.00
Boys and Cirls Aid society, al
lowance for December, 1912. 10.00
F. P. Chllder, prisoners board I
for December 67.12
F. P. Chllders, supplies 4ot
. prisoners 2.15
F. P. Childcrs, sheriff's expense
G. M. Rlchey, stamps
lr. P. Derby, uervlces as truant
officer
Newlin Book and Stationery Co.,
merchandise as per bill...,
E. L. Bussey, hack hire for in
sane person
Williams, guarding insane
person
Frank Batchelor, guarding In
28.15
21.00
10.00
6.10
1.00
6.00
I
13.12
sane person
E. O. Light and Power Co.,
lights as per bill
H. L. Underwood, services as
44.25
county physician 16.67
Arthur Curtis, surveying as per
bill 5.00
F. D, Haisten, election supplies
as per bill ................. 10.00
Waits Electric Co., supplies for
election 11.00
Joseph Turnbow, hauling waste
from court house
1.00
Glass & Prudhomme Co., mer
chandise as per bill 3.85
Bushong and company, mer
chandise as per bill
Irwin-Hodson Co., merchandise
as per bill
x. Remington Typewriter Co., car
9.45
5.7!
bon paper 4.00
Oregon Scout, publishing no-
-Mte teachers examination...
EO. Republican, merchandise
as per bill
Elgin Recorder, .publishing
county court proceedings for
November and December . . .
6.30
5.50
69.70
Mrs. Anna Dulcher, nursing
Mrs. iNelson 30.00
C. Wilson, board and room for
Nelson family 48.00
N K. West, merchandise for
Nelson family , 3.75
Silverthorn's drug store, drugs
for Indigents ,12.55
Valentine Kraemer, opening
grave for Indigent 6.00
Henry & Carr, merchandise as
per bill 67.9!
Jas. A. Bugg, supplies as per
bill 60.65
La Grande (Meat Co., meat for
poor farm 34.65
Jo Smith, superintendent poor
farm 65.00
Nels Rasmussen, work at poor
farm . 8.08
Alice Kolb, work at poor farm zo.oo
H. E Brown work at poor farm 10.00
Jof Egan, apple boxes for poor
farm ... 52.88
Chris Wright, barrells for poor
farm 3.00
La Grande Electric Co., sup
plies for poor farm : 14.52
La Grande Milling Co., supplies
for poor farm ............. 21.35
Clyde L. Kiddle, supplies for
poor farm 89.05
I. W. Fau'.k, services In small
E
li.OO
pox cases
Golden Rule Co., supplies as
per bill
W. A. Maxwell, coroners fees
. Stocker Inquest
C. M. Humphreys, Juror John
Doe inquest
M. H. Klrtley, Juror John Doe
Inquest'
W. L. Crandall, juror John Doe
Inquest
1.20
6.20
1.20
1.20
1.20
John Baker Juror John Doe
Inquest ' 1.20
C. L.' Mackey, Juror John Doe
Inquest
A. E. Flower, Juror John Doe
Inquest ...................
Wayne Young, - witness Jhn
Doe Inquest
Gust Speropulas, witness John
.Doe Inquest ..
1.20
1.20
1.70
1.70
R. E. Holt, examining physi
cian John Doe inquest ...... 5.00
C. T. Bacon, coroners fees John
Doe inquest ...............
Ethel Reith, reporter's fees
John Doe Inquest
Albert Ohms, Juror John Moore
inquest '.
John ' Graham, witness Moore
inquest "
6.00
6.00
4.60
4.60
Sherman Chappell, witness
Moore inquest ............. 4.60
Win. Brooks, Juror Moore
inquest .........
A.' M. Weaver, juror Moore
inqaest .........
J. B. Johnson, Juror Moore
Inquest ......... '
Dr. E. G. KIrby witness Moore
Inquest
Joe Bush, witness Moore In
quest ' ........
Joe Hornlc, witness Moore in
quest Edd. Hanlgan, witness Moore
4.60
4.60
4.60
1.70
4.90'
4.90
.Inquest '
Peter Petersen, witness Moore
' Inquest
Ben. Holstrom, witness Moore
inquest
John Harran, witness Moore
inquest
Jim Rafter witness Moore
inquest
J. W. Crowley, witness Moore
inquest
G. O. James, witness Moore
inquest
D. A. Barnes, coroner's fees
4.90
4.90
4.90
4.90
1.70
Moore Inquest
13.00
; ! S. T. Boothe, constable fees
Moore inquest
10.90
J. W. Crumm, reporter's" fees
IMoore inquest 3.00
W. A. Maxwell, Justice peace
fees state vs. Bose 9.35
Alex Slater, constable fees
State vs. Rose 10-
D. A. Barnes, justice peace
fees Btate vs. Christiansen.. 5.00
S. T. Boothe, constable fees
state vs. Christiansen 8.50
Homer Bennett, witness state
vs. cnristiansen
Ed. Thompson, witness state
vs. Christiansen 1.70
S. A. Chappell, witness Btate
vb. Christiansen 1 .TO
Henry Pearson, witness state
vs. Christiansen 2.10
J. H. Barnes, witness Btate
vs. Christiansen
George Sutton, witness state
vs. Christiansen
1.70
1.70
W. M. Springstead, witness
state vs. Christiansen 5. SO
John Young, witness state
vs. Christiansen .. . 4.30
A. C. Williams, Justice peace
fees state vs. Grider 8.60
I. W. Faulk, constable fees "
state vs. Grider 6.20
Mollle Buck, witness justice .
peace court state vs. Grider
Bernlce Buck, witness Justice
1.70
peace court state vs. Grider
Hazel Johnson, witness Justice
peace court state vs. Grider
A. C. Williams, justice peace
fees etate vs. Rickcrtson ...
A. C. Williams, justice peace
1 fees sttae vs. John Doe et al
1.70
1.70
7.43
8.0i
I. W. Faulk, constable fees state
vs. John Doe et al ......... 11.25
W'.S. Erell, grand Juror Oct.
' term circuit court 12.00
Garrett Blockland. grand Juror '
October term circuit court..
7.00
C. T. Darley, grand Juror Oct.
term circuit court
(.20
J. K. Lantz, grand Juror Oct
term circuit court 9.20
Frank Jolley, grand Juror, Oct.
term clcult court ......... (.20
, Thos. Loftus, grand juror Oct.
term circuit court 14.00
I. A. 'Btngaman, grand juror
Oct. term circuit court . . J.0
D. W. Sanford, witness before
J.
Grace Hawkins, witness before
grand jury (.20
J. P. Blgelow, witness before
grand Jury
Annie Robertson witness before
grand Jury
I. to
6.20
Romania Woods, witness before
grand Jury
Grace Waggoner, witness before
grand Jury .
Birdie Hawkins, witness before
grand Jury
Audry Woods, witness before
grand Jury
6.20
6.20
6.20
6.20
Mamie Robertson witness before
grand jury 6.20
Pearl Robertson witness be-
fore grand Jury
A. E. Johnson w.ltness before
grand Jury
P. A. Foley, w ltness before
6.20
4.60
grand Jury
Geo. McGarry, witness before
grand Jury
Al. Andrews, witness before
grand jury
Leon a' Harding, witness before
grand Jury ................
Western Union Telegraph Co.,
telegrams for sheriff
Newlin Book and Stationery
Co., merchandise as per bill
City of La Grande, witer rent.
for December
Evening Observer, printing as
per Mil .'.
2.20
S.60
2.20
2.20
1.33
6.50
(.00
32.55
Home Independent Telephone -
Co. phone rent all offices ... 33.80
J. G. Snodgrass, merchandise
for Nelson family
F. L. Lilly, supplies as per bill
J. F. Hutchinson, services as
county commissioner ......
C. A. Galloway, services as
county commissioner ......
9.80
9.00
31.60
44.20
J. F. Henry auto hire as .
per bill 50.00
A. Klees and Son, lumber as
per bill
C. E. Golden, work on B D 21 .
Hjenry Bork, work on R D 21.
EH Stein, work on R D 21...
Ralph Reynolds, work on R D
21
N. H. Anson, work on IR ,D 21. .
George Saultsbury, work on R
D 21
I. E. D. Zundel, work on road
District No. 21
George Golay, work on road
district No. 21
R. W. Barker, work on road
district No. 25
R. I. Barker, work on road dis
1.00
58.75
11.00
7.00
19.00
12.00
15.00
3.00
2.50
9.U0
21.75
trict No.. 25
Elgin Hardware Co., supplies
as per bill
George Chadwlck, work on road
33.00
district No. 24 13.00
I. C. Kennedy, work on road
district No. 13 370.10
J. F. Campbell, work on Hawes
bridge 2108.97
Island City M. ft M. Co., sup
plier for roads 28.50
Wm. Wigleswcrth, work on
road districts N'os. 27 and 31
0. S. Ficklln, work on road
6.00
G.slrlit No. 9 ..
Antolne End, work on road dis
trict No. 9
Victor Johnson, work on road
district No. 9
McHattln, work on
road district No. 9
7.00
.00
4.00
4.00
Jacob End, work on road dis
trict No. 9 5.00
Win. Choate, work on road
trlct No. ! 4.40
Ben Gekeler work on road dis
trict No. 22 15.00
Will F. Gekeler, work on road
. distrclt No. 22 11.00
Victor Regain, work on road
district No. 22 11.00
F. L. Lilly, supplies a6 per bill 4.00
S. E. Blevlns work on road dis
trict No. 30 272.50
In the matter of the monthly re
port of the county treasurer. Ap.
proved.
In the matter of the monthly stato-
mrn nf rouny clerk of scalp bounty
warrants Issued. Approved.
In the matter of the monthly al
lowance to various Indigent persons
Allowances made as follows: D.. W.
Souder $15.00; Maggie Slagner 10.00;
Mrs. John Hllderbrandt 12.50; Rose
Hornbeck 20.00; Clara Series 10.00;
Mrs. F. B. Huntley 12.50; Mrs. O.
Moffit 10.00; Mrs. M. A. Tripp 10.00;
J. F. Williams 12.50; Millie MtLach
Han 10.00; Alfred Banks 10.00; Mrs.
Ole Olson 7.50; Mary Weaver 10.00;
Mrs. E. M. Funk 6.00.
In the matter of the petition of
Mrs. L. F. Proebstel for vacation of
county road. . Continued for the terra.
In the matter of the petition of L.
S. KeUey et al to vacate county road.
Denied.
In the matter of the application
Wm. B. Sargent for refund of taxes, i
grand jury
60 Continued for the term. . ' '
In the matter ot the application of
W.. L. Clark for relief Continued for
the term. ; V '
In the matter ot the application of
H. A. ELdrup for liquor license HI1
Card precinct License Issued for
three months..
In the matter of the petition of
P. A. Charlton for appointment as
stock Inspector. P. A. Charlton ap
pointed for one year.
In the matter of designating offlcinl
newspapers. Continued for the term.
In the matter 0: the resignation of
Alex Slater as constable Union dis
trict Resignation accepted.
In the matter of the approval of
official bonds of various county offi
cials. Bonds approved.
In the matter of the special school
levies for districts Nos. 4; 9; 13; 21;
36; 38; 42; 52; 53; 64; (7.
Levies made as follows;
District No. 4 .
District No. .
District No. 13
District No. 21
District No. 36
District No. 38
District No. 42
District No. 52
DiBtrlct No. 53
District No. (4
District No. (7
..2 mills
..2 mills
..7 mills
..5 mills
..2 mills
..2 mills
.10 mills
..1 mill
..1 mill
..2 mills
..3 mills
YOUTH AND AGE.
When all the world Is young, lad,
and everything is green, .
And every goose a swan, lad, and
every lass a queen, ,
Then boot lad, and borse, lad.
and round the world away.
And go it while you're young,
. lad; each dog must have Its
day. .
When all the world gets old, lad,'
and all the trees turn brown,
And all the jests get stale, lad.
and all the wheels run down,'
Then hie back to thy home, lad.
the maimed and sick among;
Thank God if then you find one
face you loved when you
were young.
' Charles Klngsley. '
THE FARMER.
Whoever could make two ears
of corn or two lilmlen of grass
to Krow uMii a xKit of ground
where only one grew before
would dewrvp bWter of mankind '
and do more ewxt-utlul service to
the country than the whole race
of politii liitiH put together. Jon
athan Swift
INSPIRATION.
If with IlKbt bead erect 1 sing. : '
Though all the muses lend tbelr
force. '
From my onr lore of anything.
The verse Is weak and shallow
as its source. .
But if with bended neck I grope.'
Listening behind me for my
wit.
With faith superior to hope, '
More anxlouH to keep back than
forward it.
Making my soul accomplice here.
Unto tbe flame my heart hath
lit.
Then will tbe verse forever wear.
Time cannot, bend the line
which God bus writ.
Henry David Thoreau.
SIRES" AMJ- 30NS."
J. W. Trail, six feet tWe inches high,
b St Louis' tallest policeman.
President Elect Wilson Is an advo
cate of the good roads movement
Baby John ncoli Astor, New Vork,
has $10,000 a year for his support
General Putnik, commander in chief
of the Servian forces, is Idolized by the
whole army.
Sir Cecil Arthur Spring-nice, who
will succeed James Hryce as ambassa
dor of Great Britain to this country. Is
not a stranger, having at one time
served as secretary of the embassy at
Washington. He was born In 1800.
Professor John A. Lotnax, member
of the faculty of the University of
Texas, whose ' fad, that of collecting
American folk aongs, has developed
Into a business, has been elected presi
dent of tbe American Folk Lore socie
ty and has slso been given a Sheldon
fellowship fit Harvard In recognition
of bis servlres in this field.
Sir Chnrlf s Eliot, the new principal
of Hongkong university. Is forty-si-ven
years old and R; kg twenty -three lan
guages fluently. For many years he
was In the diplomatic service, and In
ery country to which he was sent he
mastered the language, beginning with
Russia In 1887. In 1800 he brought out
Finnish grammar. For some time
!). :! secretary to the Washington j
cu'hussy lu 1MIS. j
WEN AH A LUMBER COMPANY
Let Us Protect Your Health
by putting your plumbing in first-class sanitary con
dition, connecting it to sewer so V mil pass all sani-
'' ;-; ' ' : 1 ' tary laws.
WATER PIPE SLirlet u: put runners on your bucgy and
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licensed Plumbers BAY
r-
Phone
THE GEO. PALMER
LUMBER CO. for B o x,
Shook s, ' Lumber, . Lath,
Shingles, Sash 1 and Doors
DEFINITIONS
HEJLL: ::
Three telephone systems in a town.
PURGATORY:
Two telephone systems.
P A RAD I S E: !
One Good Telephone System.
ELBERT
JUST RECEIVED, A NEW SHIPMENT OF
Caldwell's
ELECTRIC CUT
COFFEE
THE COFFEE YOU WILL LIKE.
Our Stock is Always Fresh, Clean and Complete
Phone Your Orders to Main 16.
WE 8UY COUNTRY PRODUCE
Cummings & Black
GROCERS
The Arrival of the
New Year
found us with Improved facilities
for handling an Increasing busi
ness Insuring better service to
our patrons than ever before, to
gether with 'an enlarged stock of
the best grades of, lumber of all
kinds, sash, doors, shingles,
mouldings and mill work for in
side and outdoor trim '
HAVE YOUR CLOTHES !
MADE TO ORDER j
Isn't It better to pay a shade more J
and get exactly what you want? ;
Here you can select not only the 1 .
H cloth and pattern but have the !
style you prefer, the pockets or J .
the kind and number yu like and
get what you order. '
THE CLUB TAILORS j
1013 Adams avenue. Phone B 1241
O ZWEIFEL LA GRANDE Jj
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