La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 23, 1913, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textn "WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1913. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, PAGE SEVEif 1 I The United States r National Bank ' Stands among the foremost in the state in pro portionate increases since its organization YOUR ATTENTION is called to the following compara tive statement: Commenced business Januarj 11, 1909. - Total resources April 4, 1909 $249,527.23 Total resources April 4, 191CL... : 386,064.59 Total resources April 4, 1911. 393,220.22 Total resources April 4, 1912 526,454.82 Total resources April 4, 1913 . 560,074.34 N. K. WBST, President T. J. SCROOGIN, CaBher. WM. MILLER, Vice President H. E. COOLIDGE. Asst. Cashier. ' Board of Directors. N. K. West. Wm. Miller, T. J. Scroggln, H. E. Coolldge, A. T. Hill, C. T. Bacon, J. F. Conley, J. L. Caviness, Judge J. C. Henry. ,. Complete Equipmenfjor ftesetting and Repairing Rubber Buggy Tires , LA GRANDE IRON WORKS D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor COMPLETE MACHINE SHOPS AND FOUNDRY " The Royal Neighbors of America will call a special meeting, Friday, AprI IS, at 2 o'clock p. m., ct the I. O. O. F. hall to transact Important business. Every members presence is requested-. Cora Fitzgerald, Oracle. Minnie Ktasmell. Recorder. 4-16-2t BUY and PLANT ROSE BUSHES THIS WEEK 5000 Cabbage Plants NOW READY La Grande Seed and Plnrnl Company OPPOSITE SOJEHHK HOUSE rorwTi roi RT proceedings. Bill audited and allowed by county court: ' " ' ' ' April Term. 1913. Gertrude Belver work. In , school superintendent's of fice I 12 00 Robert Alexander, work In tax department .'. 81 .00 Boys and Girls' Aid society, al lowance for March 19.00 P. A. Charlton, services as stock Inspoctor 25.00 F. A. Batftheolr, services as Janitor 60.00 Frank Bachelor, board of pris oners 58.40 August Hug, supplies for pris oners 1M August Hug. sheriff's expense 13.90 E. O. L'eht and Power Co., light service as per bill 11.90 O. M. Richey, P. M., stamped envelopes 85.72 August Hugg, express, etc. .. 3.40 Ed Wright, express, etc 5.05 J. T. Williamson, abstracts . . . 19.20 J. R. Williamson, services as deputy assessor 69.00 E. Meyerslck, services as dep uty assessor 27.00 J. F. Hutchinson, services as deputy assessor 39.00 U. F. Weiss, servlses as deputy assessor 27.00 B. F. Webb, services as deputy assessor 6.00 L. P. Derby, services as truant officer 16.00 Home Independent- Telephone company, phone services as per bill 28.50 E. P. Ashby, expense, bringing prisoner 8.40 Cherry's 'New Laundry, laun dry for jail 1.00 H. L. Underwood, services as county physician 16.67 C. T. Bacon, coroner's fees. Loyd Inquest 5.00 C. T. Bason, coroner's fee, Brookshire Inquest 5.00 Will Hammock, team hire Brookshire Inquest 10.00 J. R. McLarent, coroner's fees Linda us t nquest i 5.00 M. R. StiQUids, Juror Lindqiust inauest ' " 1.00 W. T. Soloster, Juror Lindquist inquest 1-00 A. Lun. Juror Linquist inquest 1.00 A. L. Rice, Juror Undqu'et in quest I-00 Joe Stewart, Juror Lindquist Inquest 1-00 E. F, May, Juror Lindquist In quest 100 E. P. Ashby. w'tness Lindquist Inquest l-" Fred Hopper, witness Lindquist innuest V-"0 Dr. Irvine, examination Llnd qulst Inquest 5.00 R. E. Lindleyfl constable fees Lindquist Inquest 2.50 Glass ft Prudhomme Co., mer chandise as per bill 17S E. O. Republican, printing as fees tees I. W. Faulk, constable stats vs. Burnett ct al j; H. Patrick, witness stats vs. Burnett ct al W. H. Patrick, witness fees state vs. Burnett et al Orover Grtmmltt, witness fees sae vs. Burnett et al A. C. . Williams. Justice peace fees, state vs. Gold S. D. Crowe, Juror state vs. Good Ma-tin Wlllcofk, Juror state vs Good J. W. Chandler, Juror justlco peace court, State vs. Good.. Harry Stoner, Juror Justice peace court, state vs. Good. . Guy Ellis, Juror Justice peace court, state vs. Good Frank Lilly, Juror Justice peace court, state vs. Good E. Polask, witness justice peace court, state vs. Good Jas. G. Snodgrass, witness Jus tice peace court, state vs: Good Jas. A. Russell, witness Jus tice peace court, state vs. Good Lot Snodgrass, witness Justice ties peace sourt, state vs. Good W. L. Wheatley, witness Justice . peace court, state vs. Good.. U. F. Weiss, Justice peace fees, peace fees, state vs. Brehm er I. W. Faulk, constable Justice pease court state vs. Brehm er L. Adams, witness Justice peace court, state vs. Brehra er G. H. Adams, witness Justice peace court, state vs. Brehm er E. J. Sencerbox, justice peace fees, state vs. Wallace ..... Chris Johnson, witness justlse tice peace court, state vs. Wallace Lee ' Sloan, witness Justice peace court, state vs. Wal lace iMfertln Pearse, witness Justice' peace court, state vs. Wal lace E. W. Hill, witness Justice peace court, state vs. Wal lace C. W. Mercer, witness Justlse peace court, state vs. Wallace E. P. Ashby, witness Justice peace court, state vs. Wal lace Clyde L. Kiddle. supplies for poor farm Western T'n'on Tolpgri'ih Co., telegrams for sher'ff B. E. atid L. E. Anderson, sup plies as per bill Grande Ronde ho"""?!, hos'il tal fees as per bill Mrs. E. Porter Day, house reit i for Mrs. Nelson E. O. Light and Power Co., lights for poor farm ...... per bin ; 26.15 City of La Grande, water rent When You Are Plan ning to Build lemember that our sMngies, sash es, doors, flooring and other lum ber are recognized in this com munity as thoroughly trustworthy and high grade, and' that we do not make a practice of over-charging. Wo bought our present stock when lumber wss lower In price. vVENAHA LUMBER COMPANY La Grande Observer, printing as per bill 117.60 A. Weltoti, coal for court house 45.73 Joe Smith, superintendent of poor farm 65. U0 Effle Fitzgerald, work at poor farm 20.00 Pioneer Flouring Mills Co., supplies for poor farm ' 19.10 La Grande Meat Co., meat for poor farm 21.38 S'lverthorn Dnig Store, dnigs for poor farm 5.90 Bolton ft Bodmer, supplies for poor farm 13.00 F. L. Lilly, supplies as per bill 15.65 Henry ft Carr, supplies as per bill 67.40 Red Cross Drug Co., drugs for Indigents 23.95 as health omcer 6.50 Valentine Kraemer, opening graves for indigents 12.00 Mrs. Maggie Herman, nursing indigent family 25.00 0. H. Sloan, funeral expense Indigent 26.50 A. C. Williams. Justice peace fees state vs. Young '. 4.60 A. C. Williams. Justice peace fees state vs. Hogan 10.75 1. W. Faulk, constable fees, state vs. Hogan 7.30 E. S. Norrls, witness fees, state vs. Hogan 1.70 Harry Baum, witness fees, state vs. Hogan 1.70 Howard Avant, witness fees, state vs. Hopan 1.70 Julius Fisher, witness fees. state vs. Hogan 1.70 A. C. Williams. Justice pease fees, state vs. Burnett et al. . 12.00 for March J. V. Hutchinson, sommisslon- ers fees C. A. Galloway, commissioners fees Road Fund. 1 Henry & Carr, supplies as per bin ..r ' Frank Ross, work in fl.p. 2.. Wm. Wiglesworth, work in R. D. 1 J. W. Mlnntck, work In R. D. 1. J. W. Patterson work In R. D. 1 J. H. Delaney, work in R. D. 1 John Smith, work in R. D. 1.. Medy Bouchard, work In R. D. 3 .'. Bolton ft Bodmer, supplies as per bill Forsstrom Bros., supplies as per bill " 1,. T.I"'- ni'""r . ! M ' Damon ft Lewis, livery hire as per bill Golen (Pule Co., supplies as per bill W. H. Bohnenkamp Co., sup plies as per bill J. F. Campbell, work In R. D. 3 John Keefnr. work In R. D. 3. . G. C. McKlnney, work In R D 3 Chas. RandaU, work In R D 3 O. (kf. Berry, work in R D 3... J. L. Davis, work In R D 3.... A. F. Stlne. work hi R D 3 ... Herman Stlne, work In R D 3 Pay Chennult, work In R D 3. . E. J. Laccy, work In R D 3 D. Tiffany, work In R D 3.... J. W. Avis, work in R D 3 G. Farquharson, work in R D 3 T. M. Brannon, work In R D 3 Will Beaumont, work in R D 3 E. Brannon, work lnRDJ... 2.60 2.30 2.30 .50 5. SO 1.20 1.20 1.20 1.20 1.20 1.20 1.70 1.70 1.70 1.70 1.70 4.15 11.70 1.70 1.70 5.20 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 CO.?'1 2.C5 4.35 10.50 21.10 6.00 33.20 29.20 95. SO 80.50 45.50 42.00 11.25 15.60 23.10 50.00 13.10 30.60 t$. 25 30.80 55.00 5.00 40.00 E. Z. Thompon, work In R D 3 John Woods work la R D 3 ... Fred Wells, work InRDS ... Jay Fitzgerald, work In R D J Cahs. Owens, work in R D 3.. Floyd McKennon, work In R D 3 ..: 25.00 Harry Carter, work In R D 3 . .18.10 Cliff Carter, work In R D 8 . . . 16.60 Ed Crandall. work in R D 3 ... 22.10 Jesse Houston, work in R D 3 25.00 J. M. Wood, work in R D 3.... 15.10 H. M. Pack, work in R D 3 . . . 19. S5 D. H. Miller, work in R D 3 .. 13.10 Dave Mays, work Vn R D 3 ... Frank Marquis, work in R D 3 Elmer Houston, work in R D S S. L. Hlatt. work In R D 3 . . . . S. B. Illutt, work in R D 3 ... F. R. Hlatt, work In R D 3 . . . it. R. Miller, work In D 3 . . . B. F. Courtney, work In R D 3 C. T. Darley, surveying In R D. 3 M)s. C. Davis, cooking for road crew Coast Bridge Co.,. striker bridge .....3160.00 "Iy of La Gi. Tiide, road ap- . IHjrtioiiment 1912 1211.29 CIt : of Vnion, j road appor tlonment 1912 322.03 C!tv of Elgin, U road appo; tlonment 1912 ..... .. 215.40 City of Cove, Vt load appor tionment ISf W.S3 ':!ty of North Piwici, Vi rond apportionment 1912 . .-. ' 47.S4 City of Summervllle, H rond apportlonmnet 1912 13.70 City of Island City, road ap portionment 1912 29 08 In the matter of the monthly report of sounty treasurer. Approved. ' In the matter of the monthly state ment of county clerk of scalp bounty warrants issued. Approved. In the matter, of the monthly al lowance to various indigent persons. Clerk ordeied to draw warrant cn general funr? as follows: D. W. ("oil er $15.00; Msggle Slagner $10.00, Mr. Jno. Hlldeibiandt, $12.50; Rose Horn beck, $20.00; Clara Series, $10.00; Mrs. F. B. Huntley, $12.50; Mrs. O. Moffltt, $10.00; Mrs. M. A, Tripp, $10.00; J. F. Williams, $12.50; 'Millie McLachlion, $10.00; Alfred Banks, $10.00; Mrs. Ole Olson, $7.60; Mary Weaver, $10.00; Mrs. Llllle Nelson, $15.00; W. L. Clark, $5.00. . l,ad the-man went-down to the river In the matter of the Judgment for costs against comiy, state vs. Bushan an. Clerk directed to Issue warrant for $10.00 in payment of Judgment. In the matter of the distribution of the road fund to the various cities vd Tond districts. Clerk directed to iVaw warrants In favor of the various v'tifs for one half of the amount due from vuad fund. In the matter of the application of pl.nn jtSforge Miller for refund of taxes. Ap plication allowed and clerk directed to draw warrant for $26.67. In the matter of he petition of Logan E. Amdcrson, et al, for ap pointment of D. McDannel as con stable Cove dlPtrkt. Petition granted. In the matter of the petition of Hans Endrup for liquor license, Hil gard precinct. Petition granted. In the matter of John T. Witty, et al for Incorporation of town of Im- bler. Continued for the term. In the matter of the application of the Grande Ronde Lumber company for fransWee for logging road. Ap plication granted. In the matter of the petition of W. E. Ruckman, et al, for cancella tion of taxes charged against Morrison lands. Petition allowed except as to one half of 1913 taxes. In the matter of the petition of Union Livestock 8how association for appropriation. Appropriation grant ed In the amount of $350.00. In ri payment of Coast Bridge com pany for steel triage rt i't't" Or dered pnld $3160.00 30.00 33.50 23.50 12.50 6.25 2.50 2.50 4.00 98.40 2.50 !.M 2.06 9.13 36.00 88.40 45.00 6.50 7.00 40.25 13.25 5.00 5.00 25.35 9.25 10.50 5.00 8.50 12.75 21.50 37. CO Plumbing' Heating J. C. DVRST Estimrtes Cheerfully Furn ished. Prompt 'Attention to repair Work. - - Phone Red 3191 Res. Red 3351 i WANT H ADS BRING RESULTS FOft RENT Large furnishe .-.Mini Suitable for two. Dr. Darland. 4--tf FOR RENT Two modern five room, bouses with bath . sad pantry. Phone Red 3381. .1241 W. Avenue. 4-3 1 mouth. See . Wheelwright about your con crete work. Call Observer.' 4-S-tf FOR. SALE Early Rose seel pota toes. Also do garden- -plewfag. Phone Red (21. A. G. Hera so. 4-8-lmo. FOR ARiENT Small house furnished or unfurnished. One block from, shops. Call Red 1233. 4-11-tf WANTED Partner In greenhouse' business. More business than t can successfully handle alone. For particulars apply at greenboi ic A. B. Cherry. 4-11-tf FOR SALE CHEAP IJoroB and run about Inquiry Dr. Underwood 4-lMf Household goods for sale cheap. Call 140.- ,W. Avp. 4-22 St WANTED Lire curtains to do up. Call Red 581. 4 19 tf GARBAGE H AVI.1?!) I'hone Black 721. Prompt servine. 4-16-tt WANTED Chauffeur with A 1 ref erences wants pos'tlon to drive and keep in repair Automobiles. J. E.. Sherman, Hot Lake. Oregon, Box. 270 .4 18 6t FOR SALE Early Ohio seed potatoes. La Grande Investment Co. 4-U-t' FOR SALE Team, good horses weight about 2,000. 1208 First St. " 4-l-tf FOR SALE Piano. Sea Mrs. lott. Cash Basaar. 4-16-4 Straight at It. There Is no use of our "beating around the bush." We might as well out with Itfl rst as last. We want you to try Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy the next time you have a cough or cold. There !s no reason so far as we can see why you should not do os. This preparation by Its remark able cures has gained a world wide reputation, and people everywhere speak of It In the highest terms of prlase .It Is for sale by all dealers. DIRT FOR l'ILLIG. Parties wanting dirt for riling from excavatons of M. E. church lot on Fourth and Pprng streets, make ar rangements with E. W. Kommerer, 2004 Adams avenue. 3-21-tf FOR SALE Hoodrlver ft raw berry plants. 2105 Adams Ave. ' 4-16-12 WANTED Students at the North, western School of Chiropractic. No. 4, Depot reet. 4 U tl. FOR SALE Shorthorn Bulls a B'a-kshlre Boars. G. G. Taal, Grande, Ore. ; 4 IT FOR RENT Housekeeping roo for matt and wife only. Call mo Inge. 1911 Second street. . 4 18" WANTED O'rl for general konse worV. Phone M 728. 4 t if run bALa Aew j room modern house. Inquire of owner, 1305 M. Ave. Small cash payment dows. 4 21 l PASTl'RE ROOM For horses snA. catte. See the poundmastcr or call '. Red 1012. 4 21 1f FOR SALE Gasoline Engine, 3 horse power. Phone B 721. ' 4 21 4t WANTED Three boys at Fam Us King Cigar Factory. Good pay. 4 22 tf ' EGGS FOR HATCHING A reason able prices, from tho.oushbr - Premium stock, nooe better. Tl and Buff Orpingtons, IP. I. Ri . Barred Plymouth Forks, Indian Runner ducks. Fawn and White, Blue Ribbon winners. Can spare a few eggs from tlits ren. C'-oIce cockerels of each vailety fr Cbas. E. Per. 1J15 Juckson Aa da!:y 3-25-6 v.My 11 18 2f.