La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 18, 1913, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textr( TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1913. T E JUST Off TKlHSACnOJIJS ASD BILLS ALLOWED. DetaCcd Aeeoirit of the Last Coiri .': Tem Hera. . , ' 4 . Folio wine U the official list of county court proceedings tor the last ' term: ' '-(' In the matter of the mommy re port of the county treasurer, Ap , proved. ' In the matter of the monthly re port of the county clerk of scalp bounty warrants Issued. Approved. In the matter of the monthly al : lowance to various Indigent persons. Allowances made as' follows: .DrW. Souder $15.00; Magglie S'ag , ner $10.00;' Mrs. John Hilderbraudl $12.50; Rose Hornbeck $20.00; Clara Series $10.00; airs. F.. B. Huntloy $12.50; Mm. O. Moffitt. $10.00; Mrs M. A.. ,Trlpp $10.00;. J. F. Williams $12.50; Millie McLachllon $10.00, Al fred Banks, $10.00; Mrs. Ole Olin, . $7.50; Mary Weaver $10.00, 'Mrs. LU ' lie Nelson, $15.00; W. L. Clark. $500. In the matter of the application ot ' Jtrs. L. F. Prebstel for ra'-atlon rf county i cad. Petition granul. '. In the matter of the application of fm, B. Sangenl for refund of taxes. Refund of $11.22 allowed. In the matter of the , application of La Grande Investment company for cancellation of taxes. . Applica tion granted. In the matter of the application of IT. S. National bank for refund of taxes. Application granted. ' In .the matter of the approval of bonds of supervisors of road districts Nos. 1, 2, 3. 4, 5 and 6... Approved. In the matter of the appolntm-nt of supervisor of road district No. 7. J. L. Woc.'ell appointed. In tne matter of the approval of bond of August Hug as tax collector. Bond approved. . . - ' In the matter of the pettloa for - appointment of C. A. Casper as con stable of Union district. C. A. Caaper appointed. COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS. t March Term,. 1913. F. A.' liritfheloi, services a Smtor $ 50.C0 Llorelock, work i.) tax !o- partnient 00,09 Robert Alexander, work in tax drpu.tment ; T.'.OO Ee-sta Burk, work In tax de- I'U'iuent 55.S" frjrt'ude Belver work .u sclioni superintendent's office'..,.. 9-00 C. T. Darley, platting roads.. 75.00 P. A. " Charlton, services as county stock inspector 2a.G0 Boys and Girls' Aid society, . allowance for February, 1913 10.00 Abstract and Title company, pitas for assessors office.... 30.00 G. M. Richey, stamped enve lopes 10.62 August Hug, sheriff's expense 38.25 August Hug, stamped ( enve lopes 35.11 Cherry's New Laundry, laun dry for Jail .' LOO M. B. A. Lodge. No. 1265, hall rent elections .'. V.50 Western Union Telegraph com pany, telegrams for sheriff.. 7.87 E. O. Light and Power com pany, lights as per bill ... 29.90 , City of La Grande, water rent ' for February 600 Home Independent Telephone company, telephones all of fices 37.85 A. C. Williams, justice peace fees, state vs. Banford .... 6.30 A. C. Williams, constable fees Justice peace court state vs. Banford H-25 A. C. Williams, justice peace fees state vs.' Hess 73.65 ' A. C. Wdlliams, Justice peace fees state vs. Payne 7.45 J. H. McLachlln, contable Jus tice peace . court state vs. Payne 3 30 E. P. Ashby, witness Justice peace court state vs, Payne 7.90 O. D. Thomllnson, witnes Jus- . ttfee peace court state vs. Payne 7-90 Henry Brill, witness before grand Jury 2 20 Jessie Stroeber, witness be fore grand Jury 250 Home Restaurant, meals for jurors ........ 6.50 Chas. Clements, grand Juror ' February term 12.20 S. V. Kelts, grand Juror Febru ruary term 12.20 Geo. McDanleL grand Juror February term . 15.20 Samuel Morris, grand Juror February term 14.40 C. R. Gekefer, grand Juror Feb ruary term 12 40 COUNTY I m BBS T. J. Meade, (rand Juror Feb-. ' ruary term ................ 8. B. Blevins, grand Juror Feb ruary term B. L. Leevltt, Juror February term circuit court W. H. Casey, grana juror ctr cult court W. T. Grlder, Juror February' . term circuit court ' . J. Brown, juror February term circuit court . . . W. O. Miller, juror February - term circuit court ......... Ed. Mitchell, Juror . February ' term circuit court Theo. Keckrltt, Juror, February . term circuit court-........' A. B. Huff, Juror February term circuit court Ira Kennedy., juror February , term circuit court J. B. McKennon, Juror Febru ary term circuit court ' B. E. .Anderson, Juror Febru ary term circuit court , John Neiderer, juror February term circuit -court , Albert Hutchison, Juror Febru ary term circuit court S. C. Mann, Juror February . term circuit court H. D. Bechtel, juror February term circuit court E. J. Brown, Juror February term circuit court W. H. Brlggs,, Juror February term circuit court H. Etchenberger, juror Febru ary term circuit court E. F. Brown, Juror February term circuit court Wjall Lane, Juror February ' term circuit court iFred Synhorst, s pedal juror February term circuit court Gust Benglesdorf, special juror February term circuit court Dave Heidenrtch, special juror ' February term circuit court C. J. Eaton, special Juror, Feb ruary term clrcut court ... D. H. Moore, special juror Feb- ( ruary term cicuit court ... L. J. Rodgers special Juror February term circuit court I. ' D. Smutz, special Juror Feb ruary term circuit court ... Jack Pitts, speathl juror Febru- . ary term circuit court Chas. Noyes. special Juror Feb ruary term circuit court . . . E. C. Thatcher, spepial Juror February term circuit court H. P. Lewis, special Juror Feb ruary term circuit court .... H. C Vfnache, special Juror February term circuit court C. E. Cummings, special Juror February term circuit court V. S. Dodson, special Juror Feb-,' ruary term circuit court . . . Wm. Stafford, special juror February term circuit court W. F. Hendrlck, special Juror February term circuit court E. E. Meyers, witness before grand jury Pearl Beeman, witness before grand Jury I. W. Faulk, witness before grand jury Lucy Smith, witness before grand Jury Homer D. Smith, witnes before grand jury J. H. McLachlen, witness be fore grand Jury I. D. Smutz, witness before 1 igrand jury W A. McCall, witness before grand jury L. Remillard, witness before grand jury E. B. Long, - witness before grand jury T. J. Scroggdn, witness before grand Jury Antonio Buccinl, witness before grand jury A. C. Williams, witness state vs. Stroeber Jessie M. Stroeber, witness soite vs. Stroeber ... .. .' Henry Brill, witness state vs. Stroeber Conrad Stroeber. witness state vs Stroeber Barbara Stroeber, witness state vs. Stroeber E. J. Dunn, witness state vs. . Stroeber John Stroeber, witness state vs. Stroeber E .E .Meyers, witness state vs. Morrlssey J. H. McLachlen, , witness state vs. Morrlssey A. J. Rteher, witness state vs. Morrlssey I.. D. Smutz, witness state vs. Peterson W. A. McCall, witness state vs. ePterosn , I.,W. Faulk, witness state vs. Peterson J. H, McLachlen, witness state vs. Peterson F. M. Bock, witness state vs. Peterson E. B. Long, witness state vs. Buchanan E. B. Tork, witness state vs. Buchanan J. W. White, witness siate "i. Buchanan 16.60 19.40 39.20 40.70 40.70 I 43.70 43.70 22.20 15.80 41.70 39.50 42.50 22.70 43.20 26.70 26.80 49.30 39.60 33.50 6.00 5.40 27.20 27.00 27.00 27.00 27.00 3.00 6.00 3.00 27.00 18.00 18.00 18.00 18.00 18.00 18.00 18.01' 18.00 4.20 2.20 4.20 2.50 5.60 4.20 I 4.60 4.80 2.20 V.60 4.20 6.00 2.20 2.90 2.90 . 2.60 2.60 2.60 Jess Houston, witness state vs. Buchanan ........ 4.20 Alex Calchtna, witness state vs. " V Buchanan . ..' 4.30 Asa L. Roberts, witness state vs '. Buchanan ......... 4.20 H. C. Davis, witness state vs. Buchanan , . . , ' JI0 H. C. Cotner, witness sum vs. - , Buchanan 4.20 John Lanman, witness state . vs. Buchanan ............ v. T.10 EM. B. Hale, witness state vs. Buchanan ....... 7.20 Joe Quelfel. witness sttae vs. Buchanan ........ 8.00 WBIford Robbs, witness ' state vs. Buchanan ....... ' 4.20 Homer D. Smith, witness state vs. Buchanan 7.40 Lucy Smith, witness state vs., Buchanan ....... 7.40 Pearl Beeman,. witness state vs. Beeman ' 3.20 Llllle Eaton, witness state vs. Beeman . 2.20 Jos. Smith, salary superin tendent poor farm ." 65.00 Effie Fitzgerald, work at poor farm .., 20.00 Pioneer Flouring Mill Co., sup plies for poor farm 2.55 Red Cross drug store, drugs for poor farm 8.25 Clyde L. Kiddle, supplies for poor farm .. 53.10 La Grande Meat Co., supplies for poor farm 35.88 Grande Ronde Cash Co., sup- ' plies for Indigents . . ' 10.50 J. G. Snodgrass supplies for in digents - 10.35 Henry, ft Carr, funeral expense for Indigent 20.00 Grande Ronde hospital, hospi tal fees Indigents .......... 39.00 E. L. Bussey, hack hire for In- . dlgents ......... , 1.00 P. A. Llllle, M. D., services as health officer 10.00 I. W. Faulk, services as health ' officer. ; ' "7.50 I. W. Faulk, constable fees coroner's Inquest ' .4.30 Klrtley & Lewis, livery hire grand Jury .." 6.00 F. L. Llley, supplies for court . . . 1 house 5.43 Wesley Andrews, supplies as per bill 4.95 Quick Print, prlritng as per bill 19.75 Elgin Recorder, printing as per-'' bill 91.00 E. O. Republican, printing as per bill 29.55 Glass ft Prudhomme, supplies as per bill, . ,. 191.80 August Hug, sheriff's expense . 1.20 August Hug, prisoners' board 49.90 H. C. Rees, supplies for sehr- ifrs office ,.' 1.35 H. L. Underwood, services as county physician 16.67 H. G. Masterson, supplies for elections , 3.45 Mrs.. E. Porter Day, house rent for indigents 10.50 Paulson Bros., groceries for In digents 8.05 Security Land & Trust Co., pre mium on tax collectors bond 50.00 C. T. Bacon, services as secre tary county board of health 81.60 C. A. Galloway, commission er's fees 24.20 J..F. Hutchinson, commlsslon- , er's fees 23.20 W. B.Sargent, refund of taxes. 11.22 N. K. West, supplies for roads as per bill 6.50 W. H. Bohnenkamp, supplies for roads as per t"! 11.60 Cochran ft Cochran, black smithing as per bill 9.25 Mitchell Hardware Co. supplies for roads 102.90 F. P. Duncan, work on cook wagons 2.00 James Hutchinson, two wagons - for use on roads 70.00 F. L. Lilly, supplies for roaos 33.13 J. A. McCarthy, livery hire as - per bill 6.00 A. E. Anderson work on road district No. 8 2.50 Wm'..WIiglesworth, work on road district No. 1 11.50 John Ferguson, work on road district. No. 1 ' 2.50 Lee Fine, work on raod dis trict Nd. 7 6 00 Walter Cottell, work on road district No. 7 3.00 2.60 George Rachau, work on road district No. 7 3.60 2.20 Budd Rachau, work on road district No. 7 1.75 S.20 John Keefer, work on road district No. 3 61.25 2.20 Elmer Houston, work on road district No. 50.00 2.20 Tom Davis, work on road dis trict No. 3 51.25 4-60 R. h. Davs, work on road dls- . . trlct No. 3 60.00 4.80 J. L. Davis, work on road dis trict No. 3 60..'0 2.20 Charles Miner, work on road district No. 3 15.00 2-20 j Charles Randall, work on road district No. 3 62.50 7-20 . Ci. C. McKeney, work on road I dlstrltt No. 3 63.73 6-60 rj. w, Berry, work on road dls- tr!i No. 3 60.00 Vcy CiennrTf, vrork on road k a strict No. a iroo Hermac Stein, work on road district No. t ;. 30.09 J.' F. Bteln, ' work on road " ' district No. S 30.00 Fred Wells, work on road dis trict No. 3 17.(0 James Fitzgerald, work on road district No. 3 36.1)0 W. A. Moss, work on road dls- , , -trlct No. S IT.5t B. Z. Thompson, work on road , . district tia. I M 123.60 John Woods, work on road dis trict No. $ yj.60 C. - Jackson, work on county roads and bridges 6.00 H. Carter, work on coanty ' road and bridges 30.09 Clifford Carter, work on county roads and bridges 30.00 Ed. Crandall,' work on county roads and bridges 27.80 Jess Houston, work on county roads and bridges 27.80 J. M. Wood, work on county ' . road sand bridges ...... r. . 27.80 I. H. miller, work on county roads and bridges 25.30 M. R. Miller, work on county roads and bridges 47.80 F. IR1. Hiatt. work on county" roads and bridges .-. 43.10 C. B. Hiatt, work on county roads and bridges -39.30 A. Howell, work on county . roads and bridges ;., 15.30 Al. Smith, . work on county -road sand bridges 1.26 F. L. Hiatt, work on county roads and bridges 1.25 E. P. Courtney, work on county roads and bridges 64.40 J. F. Campbel, work on county . roads and bridges 84.00 J.' F. Campbell, balance due on . contract (or erection of Peach bridge 454.00 H. M. Peck, work on road dls- ' - trlct No. 3 21.25 H. G. Masterson, supplies as - ' , per bill .................... '21.75 John Sheak, operating' road roller ..' 35.00 Tom Brannon, piling for Peach bridge .......... 78.00 J. L. Andrews, work on coun ty road .......... 7.00 Baskets of Dainties. 8ave tbe crape linxketa to 011 wltb dalntlm and mh what charming Christ mas Rift i-xn be mud. Line the bas ket with durk srreeo tlsmie pnpor and Dll ttiem with orange, ml apples, olitx, rlnntprx of ralln. flo. dates, grapea and randy. Small glaswe of JellT. homemade cookie. Individual mlm-e pies or plum puddings add to tbe value. v To the Cynic. ChrlMmaa ramn Cut once year. on nm inaKt a mi ot It Tis avaoon of good chrer i I'vnir upon ih leal of It. nw a rpspltr. brlf rcpoaa. lH ua mak tha txat of It. Drown nur many wvary wnea. Chriatmaa, wa ara Blfrt or It. Chrutmaa vonwf but once year. ' Children lovo the crat or IL Pinw a meaaasa aiad wa hear, HearKen to beheat of it. Juki anod will and wlanra kind And your iova, the beat ot It. If we're poor well, never mind. Uiush we will and teat of it. Chriatmaa cornea but once a year. : ' Moneys not the teat of tt Hearts alone can help and cheer, . C'hrlat haa made the beat of It Whataoever may befall, Horrowa er the reat of It, Merry Chriatmaa cornea to all. Even thoae who leat of It New Tork Tuaes Ruskln on Doctors' Fees. The problem of tbe doctor and his te4 was admirably stated by Rnskln in bis "Crown of Wild Olive." Writing of doctors, be said: They like fees, no doubt ought to like them yet If they are brave and well educated the entire object of their lives Is not fees. They, on the whole, desire to cure the sick and if they are-good doctors and the choice were fairly put to them wsuld rather cure their patient and loss their fee than kill btm and get It And so with all other brave and rightly trained men their work Is Brat, tbelr fee sec ondvery Important slways, but still second." London Standard. Getting It Right. It was on a street car In the city of Washington. Two colored women la cheaply gorgeous splendor wees talk ing and one chanced to mention Mr. Jinks In ber conversation. " "Excuse me," said tbe other woman, "but bis name Is not Jinks. It la Mr. Jenks." "Oh. I sees." said tbe other wemsn complacently. "I sees that you puts de access on de pronoun." Literally 8peaking. Little Elsie was reproved by her mother for saying "Wbatr She was told that she must never one that ex pression, but say, "I beg your pardon." The lesson evidently went borne, for a little later she turned to her mother and Inquired. "Mamma, I beg year par don time Is It 7" Boston Transcript Two Rings. tleck Tbey say s ring around the moon la a slen of rain. Peck So Is a rlntr around S woman's flncer a sign of reign. Boston Transcript Classified Directory I nUTlUAL BBSU 4. r. A. saVLa Qraade Lodge No eX r, A. at holds regulai , mesttag trst anil third Bat ur days . at 1:30 p. at. Cardial welcoms to all Ms. N. KOUTOR. W. M. A. C WI1XIAM0. Secretary. B. P. O. . La Grande Lodge No. 431 seats eaek Thvrsday svsaiM at Vetock ta etaa, osraer at De not street and Washlasaon avsaas Vlsltlag brousra ecru tally Uvte4 . o attaaC j r t, J. scRooo rNs, n. r. a. COOUDQI, Rec. Bee WOODMEN OF THE WORLD U Oraads Lodgs Na. Ill W. O. W aeeta sry first and thlr Frt days at I. a Q.' p. hall. All Halt ta sMsaasra erelcoma. ' ' W. W. BBRRY, C. C. 4. M. SXShEX, CTerk. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA La Grande Camp No. 7703 meets as : the Arts and third Thursday svsa Inrs m each month la the K. P aalL flat ting neighbors walcoaik. A. W. NELSON, V. C " W. F. LANDRUM. Clark. , ROTAL NEIGHBORS Meets evrj second and fourth Friday svsr month. All vlsltit members ear sttaUy kaTltasl. . CORA FITZGIRALiJ, Oracle. - LILLT C aTlMMTJB, Recorder. ROB EKAHS Crystal Lodgs No. 6s meets every Tuesday evening la Ut L O. O. P. hall. . All visiting meal ' aers ara Invited to attend.. . . ,; MATTIE GOLDEN, N. Q.- i. B7A MONROE. Sec. . U O. O. M., La Grande Lodgs No 860, Loyal Order of Moose, holdi regular meetings every Monday a ' 7:30 p. m. In I. O. 0. F. hall. Visit Ing brothers cordially Invited to ai tend." , B. L LEAVITT, Sec'y. R. J. GREEN. W. D. KNIGHTS OF ' PYTHIAS Red Crosi Lodge No. IT meets ovary Moaaaj sight la Castle hall, (old Elk'a aaU ) ' A Pythian welcome to all vlsltlas " Kalahts. ': H. W RILBT. C. C. ; RL. UNCOLN. M. of R st 8. O. E. S. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E, S holds stated communications the second and fourth Wednesdays of - eaeh month. Visiting members cor dlally Invited. MISS CYNTHIA STEIN. W. M. MART A. WARWICK. Sec. P. O. E. La Grande Aerie No. 259.-' Meets every Friday evening at 3 o'clock, at the K. of P. hall. Vis iting members cordially welcomed. HARRY W. SWART, W. P. L. F. BELLINGER. Sec. CHADNOEY E. BUNTING Architect. General Building Work. Estimates Cheerfully Furnished. City Engi neer's Office. H. W. RILEY Graduate Veterinarian Hospital 1409 Madison Ave. State 'stallion and Jack Inspector. Stock Inspected for Interstate and other shipment. All ' domestic animals treated and cared for. Phone Black 41. Calls answered day or nLjat MODERN DR, D. J. G1LLILAND. Operator. . PAINLESS ALL THE LATEST I DR. THOS. C. DEPOT A ADAMS ADAMS ATI, Retail DepartmentPhone Main 8 ,.'',, j ' - For Lumber, Lath Shingles, Sash and Doors Ruberoid Roofing GEORGE PALMER LUMBEROO. WOJtEN OF WOODCRAFT .CIRCUI NO. 47 Meet second and fomrta Tuesday alaM at sack month ' al K. of P. hall. Ail visttiag aela bers welcome. '.'., ' LENA HEAD, O. N. ; ' " LILLIE' AIXOTOTT Qork. ' DR. R. E. L. HOLT Physician and , surgeon; successor to Dr.. N. MoiW . tor; corner Adaata avaaaa and Da not St Phones-Office Main 88; Residence. Mala 730. - . i , . DIB. M. K. HAU Physlclaa and sur geon. ' New Foley Building, third floor. Phone Main 63. A. L. RICHARDSON. U.IK I. W. LOUGHUN, M. D. ' Drs. Richardson ft Loughlla, Physicians and Surgeons Phones Offlos Black 1363. Dr. Richardson's Res. Mala 65. Dr. Longhlin's Res. Mala 767. J. H. UPTON, Ph. Q. M. D.- Physician . . and Burgeon. . Rp octal attsation tt Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Office la La Grande National Bank BuilsV iag. Phones: Office Mala I; Bast deaea Mala SS OR. H. L UNDERWOOD DUeasea ot the sys a specialty. DR. DORA J. UNDERWOOD Dis eases of women and children.' Of fices; Adams avsnas, over Wright Drug Co. OSTEOPATHS. jM). W. ZIMMERMAN Osteopata Physician. Over LUly's Hardware , store. : Phone Mala 63. , Saccestot , to Dr. P. m. Moot. VETERINARY. OR. P. A, CHARLTON, Veterinary Bur geon. County stock Inspector. Of- -flee at Hill's drug store, La Grande. Residence ' phone. Red 701 ; office phone. Black 1361. CHIROPRACTORS. G. T. DARLAND ' CH1ROPKACTIO PARLORS. No, 4, ' Depot t . Joining Oregon Hotel. Phoae gua 176L ATTOKNKIS AT LAW COCHRAN ft COCHRAN Attorneys Chaa. E. Cochran and Goo. T. Coca : ' ran. La Grand National' Bank - Building, La Grande. Ore goal. - JI&hL C. H. CRAWFORD ROBT. 8. EAKIN CRAWFORD ft EAKIN Attorneys at Jaw. Practices In all the courts of the state and United States. Of- ' Acs In La Grande ' National Bank Building. La Grande. Oregon. B. J. GREEN Attorney-at-Law. Rooms 9-10, Sommer Bldg La Grande, Ore. Practices In all stats and federal courts. . U. . DIXON, LAWIEB All SUU and Federal Courts. Collections. Rooms 4 and 6, La Grande Nation al Bank Building. 2. W." EASTMAN. Attorney at Law. 108 Elm St., La Grande, Oregon. Practice In all 'courts of Oregon. Specialties: Collections, Commer--clal Paper, Conveyancing. "I don't claim to know ALL the law, but i do claim to be abso lutely honest and square." If you have an unjust bill to col-' lect, rr a dishonest suit to be brought, do not call around. I wouldn't handle It tor a 10,000.00( fee. . rBOWKlSO. BRIPQiyfl. PLATE. MAKING AND FILLING OPERATING METHODS OHMART. Mgr. DENTISTS LA OftANDE ! A- V-i r J,. . , .,1, jj. 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