La Grande evening observer., May 26, 1914, Image 2

TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1914.
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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVEH
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COUNTY
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PROCEEDINGS
Bills Audited and Allowed by the
County Court May Term, 1914.
Amount.
Office
$ 1.30
43.15
4.81
. . 2.00
2.50
. . 13.34
6.97
15..00
30.45
2.00
94.96
6.90
1.5P
5.20
38.20
Nome.
August Hug,
Supplies '
August Hug, Sheriff's
Expenses
Western Union Tel Co.
Telegrams For Sheriff
E. E. Bragg, Stamps ..
Elgin Recorder, Office
Supplies
Ed Wriirht, Express ..
Wayne Specialty Co.,
Office Supplies 2.50
D. H. Procter, Express ... 2.00
, L. Brazille, Deputy
Assessor 54.00
Lee Humphry, Deputy
Assessor 24.00
W. H. Hutchinson,
Deputy Assessor 84.00
Ed Meyersick, Deputy
Assessor 42.00
A. R. Marker, Deputy
Assessor 87.00
U. F. Weiss, Deputy
Assessor 75.00
B. F. Webb, Deputy
Assessor 66.00
A. E. Ivanhoe, Ex
press Ruth Jackson, Work
School Supt Office ..
Home Ind. Tel Co.
Telephone Rent
Burroughs Adding M. Co.
Ribbons
Glass & Prudhomme
Co., Mdse as per bill
Newlin Book & Sta.
- Co.. Office Supplies .
John Frawley, Service
as Tax Collector 41.60
Hattie McMu r r y ,
Work Tax Dept 57.00
H. C. Reeves, Extra
Work Tax Dept 25.00
F. . A. Batchelor,
Boarding Prisoners ..... 61.20
'. Cherry's New Laundry,
Laundry for Jail 3.00
August Hug, Supplies
for Prisoners 2.50
James A. Bugg, Supplies
Court House
Citv of La Grande,
Water Rent . f
E. O. Light & Power
Co.. Lights as per bill
E. O. Co-op Tel (X,
Telephone Rent 4.00
Hulme & Spaeth Co.,
Plumbing 14.20
La Grande Elcctj-ic Co.,
Supplies .70
' F. L. Lilly, Supplies 1.30
' Chas Parent, Hauling
Garbage J 2.50
M. J. Schwank, Cleaning
Septic Tank 20.00
' E. O. Republican, Adver
tising ; .. 25.75
La Grande Observer,
Printing
, Bushong & Co., Ballot
Boxes 62.50
Jesse Crum, Registering
Voters
I Pr-'hnm, Registering
VouV ...
Arch 'Deboie, Election
Booths
Glass & Prudhomme,
Ballot Boxes
Lee Humphry, Register
ing Voters 18.00
' R. J. Kitchen, do 5.80
C. N. Lewis, do 3.84
A. E. Lambert, do 2.20
W. A. Maxwell, do fi.00
J. R. McLaren, do 23.10
Clvde Sfhurer, do 2.20
T' Z. Terrall. do . . . ... 9-60
Samuel G. White, do 41.78
' Ed Wriirht, Expense
Registering Voters 47.00
La Grande Meat Co.,
Supplies Poor Form .
T. J. Quinland Co.. do . ,
Joo Smith, Supt. Poor
Farm
Joy Mitchell, work Poor
Farm 20.00
Geo. Mitrhe'l, do 3fi
Boys & Girls Aid Soc
iety Allowance 10.00
C. A. Galloway, Com
mission Fees 39.20
J. F. Hutchinson, do 30.00
U. F. Weiss. J. P. Fees
State vs. Breshenrs .... 4.05
J. C. Christiansen, Const
Fees State vs. Urcs-
hears 1.9!
L. P. Derby. J. P. Fees
vs. Smith 1.70
J. C Crawford. Const
Fees State vs. Smith .... 4.30
L. P. Derby. J. P. Fees
Fees State vs. Hapner... 1.9!
J. C. Crawford, Const.
State vs Hapner 1.20
L. P. Derby. J. P. Fees
State vs. Clark 0.10
J. C. Crawford. Const
Fees State vs. Clark . . . 5.70
Ed H. Reed. Wit J. P.
Ct. State vs. Clnrk 1.70
Lucy Patterson, Wit J.
P. Ct. State vs. Clnrk .. 1.70
Mnsrgie Warren, Wit .1.
P. Ct.. State vs. Clark .. 1.70
Chloe Clark, Wit J. P.
Ct. State vs. Clark 1.70
Edna Eaton, Wit J. P.
70.35
C3.28
4.20
30.00
288.65
20.55
20.75
65.00
Ct State vs. Clark
Florence Patterson, V.'.t
J. P. Ct. State j.
Clark
A. C. WiUiams, J. P.
Fees State vs. li.n.er ..
Howard Avu:.., Const.
Fees J. P. Ct. State
vs. Bellmer
A. C. Williams, J. P.
Fees State vs. Bickford . .
I. W. Faulk, Const Fees
J. P. Ct. State vs. Bick
ford A. C. Williams, J. P.
Fees State vs Biggs ..,
I. W. Faulk, Const,
Fees J. P. Ct State
vs. Biggs
A. C. Williams J. P.
Fees State vs. Fitten ...
I. W. Faulk, Const Fees
J. P. Ct State vs.
Fitten
A. C. Williams, J. P.
Fees State vs Powell ..
I. W. Faulk, Const Fees
J. P. Ct State vs.
Powell
M. K. Hall, Wit J. P. Ct.
State vs. Powell
Mrs. Laura Morris, do
Mrs. Hattie Harnden, do . . .
Mrs. Delia Mazanti, do ....
Edna Morris, do
A. C. Williams, J. P.
Fees State vs. Morris ...
H. Eickenberger, Wit J.
P. Ct. State vs. Morris ..
Chas McCreary, do
I. W. Faulk, Const, fees
J. P. Ct State vs.
Morris
I. W. Faulk, Const. Fees
J. P. Ct. State vs.
Stacy
La Grande Com. Club,
1-3 expense D. Ward
King
Nellie Hills, Reporter
Slagner Inquest
E. L. Bussey, Hack Hire
Indigents
Supplies Indigents
City Grocery & Bakery,
City of Union, Care of
Indigent
Grande Ronde Hospital,
Hospital Fees
Dr. J. W. Huff, Profes
sional Services
Henry & Carr, Funeral
expenses Indigent
Valentine ' Kraemer,
Opening Grave Indigent .
W. E. McClure, Supplies
Indigent
Pattison '"os, do . . .
Red Cross Drug Store,
Drug Indigents
G. U. V. Walker, Nurs
ing Indigents
J. W. White, Supplies
Indigents
Ellcdges Feed Store,
Supplies Poor Farm
Geo. Palmer Lbr Co.,
do,
Home Ind Tel. Co, Phone
Rent Poor Farm
. Clyde L. Kiddle, Sup
plies Poor Farm
N. K. West, do
Alfred Banks, County
Aid
Mm Clark, do
Mrs. Jno. Hilderbrandt,
do
Edward Jarvey, do
Mrs. O. Noffitt, do '.
Nellie V'Lachen, do
Mrs. He Olson, do
Ellon A. Palmer, do
Laura E. Morris, iTo
1). W. Soudcr, do
Clara Series, do
Mrs. J. O. Sage, do .......
Alma Thorpe, do
J. F. Williams, do ,
Mary Weaver, do ,
Mrs.' Robt. Wilkinson, do . ,
Bertha M. Alford, Widows
Pension
Mary II. Bean, do
Katie Burnett, do
Eliza Carroll, do
Oreta C. Combs, do
Luella Castle, do
Mary A. Clegg, do
Lou Dawson, do .
Nettie Dallen, do
Rosella Decious, do
Anna Donovan, do ..... ,
Mary Fitzgerald, do
Lena Group, do .........
Belle Huntley, do
Augusta I'. Johnson, do ..
Cecil Jones, do
Dnmiotta Kindred, do ....
Lucy Knight, do
Myrtle Logan, do
Alice M. liOmon. do
Margaret M. Miller, do . .
Sarah Nash, do
Nettie Rich, do
Mary S. Smith, do
I jun-enn J. Tiffany, do . . .
('. W. Cleaver, Services
Fruit Inspector
.1. K. Lantz. do
Ray W. Wilson, do
Issue Stien. Relief for
Roberts ct al
Wm. Stoop. Relief for
J. I-ovis
State Agricultural Col
lege Joe Vev, Refund of Taxes
J. C. Ilonrv. U. R. Fare
to Rlooklyn N. Y
George II. Adams, Lumber
W. H. Bohnenkamp Co.,
Supplies for Roads . . . .
Bolton-Bodmer Co. do ...
Coast Bridge Co, Steel
for Palmer Bridge
Chas Davis, do
G. T. Flemming, Black
smithing Goodnomrh M. S. Co.,
Supplies for Roads ....
1.70 i
1.70
5.00
4.40
5.20
3.15
5.95
2.95
5.20
3.16
14.40
8.85
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
14.15
3.90
1.70
16.20
17.70
128.90
3.00
2.50
10.00
46.95
74.00
27.10
27.50
6.00
. 3.50
15.95
28.20
30.00
5.70
19.20
8.19
9.00
54.65
15.00
10.00
5.00
12.50
10.00
10.00
10.00
7.50
1U.00
12.50
15.00
10.00
10.00
12.50
12.50
10.00
10.00
11.03
, 12.50
, 17.50
, 10.00
, 10.00
. 10.00
. 10.00
, 10.00
. 10.00
. 25.50
, 47.50
. 32.50
. 17.50
. 32.50
. 10.00
. 10.00
. 3.35
. 40.00
. 20.50
. 11. (W
. 17.50
. 25.00
. 10.00
. 25.00
. 10.00
. 88.27
. 3um
. 93.40
. 107.25
. 25.00
. 300.00
. 7.35
. (iO.OO
. 62.lt
J. A. Garity, Black
smithing 2.90
Grande Ronde Lbr Co.,
Lumber 38.14
John W. Hill, Blacksmith-
mg
12.10
2.70
1.2F
5.00
29.56
14.20
25.60
62.45
31.55
12.75
46.40
7.15
39.32
44.20
38.80
1.25
21.68
12.00
21.25
57.00
92.60
J2.50
57.60
40.00
I. 30
41.25
28.75
7.50
7.50
87.50
30.60
214.25
3.75
25.00
9.00
3.75
3.75
15.00
12.00
5.00
12.50
II. 25
8.12
8.12
10.00
2.50
15.00
15.00
17.50
17.50
7.50
22.50
25.00
22.00
fi.25
5.25
85.75
128.25
61.25
5.00
5.00
25.00
20.00
37.50
7.50
7.50
7.50
13.75
10.00
5.00
44.00
08.75
50.00
47.50
200.50
Claude Woodell, do 50.00
T. B. Marlin, Work in R.
D No. 8 22.50
William Lane, do 22.50
Lyman Wright, do 12.50
S. J. I.vle, do 3.75
J. D. Wright, do 2.00
Dunham Wright, Lumber . 9.28
Fred B. Tall, Work in R.
D. No. 9 103.12
Wm. Cantrell, do 7.50
Marvin Hngev, do 2.50
W. J. Cantrell, do 2.50
Arthur Morse, Work in
R. D. No. 10 172.50
James Riggs. do 232.00
Geo. Tolly, do 16.00
George R. Scott, Work in
R. D. No. 11 18.75
C. A. Sandy, Work on
Roads 15.00
S. C. Cummins, do 27.50
J. C. Johnson, do 37.50
Joe Conrad, do 37.50
E. N. Bcchel, do 18.75
lva Rr-or". do 62.50
Riley Chandler, Work on
Roads 28.45
Henrv Cmterholt. do 21.25
Harrison Harnini. do 31.55
Rodney Gnrrpt. do 5.00
Ambros MsNnb, do 6.25
Henrv Stoop, do 97.50
C,o"vr(. Beickel, do 105.00
.1. W. Gates, d o lO.on
Clyde Kiddle, Supplies' for
Roads
J. Kilem, Work on Roads ,
J. W. Wardhill, do
J. G. Lambert, Lumber ..,
OUf Lobbes, Blacksmjth-
ing
F. L. Lilly, Supplies for
Roads
H. G. Masterton, Supplies
for Roads
S. Mayfield, Work on
Road Dist No. 11
W. L. McClure, Work
on Roads
Michell Hardware ,Co.
Supplies for Roads
F. E. pxner, do
Geo. Palmer Lbr. Co.,
Lumber
A. J. Russell, Blacksmith
ing Rasmussen Bros, do
Reuter Hardware Co.,
Supplies
Oscar Smith, Lumber
B. W. Shores, Auto Hire . . .
J. J. Quinland Co., Black
smithing W m . Wigleslworth,
Work on R. D. No. 1 . . . .
Frank Wiglesworth, do
L. A. Mulvehill, do
George Foster, do
J. A. Devoure, do
Wm. Wiglesworth, Ex
press, ; ,
W. W. Langford, Work
in R. D.No. 2
Ed Lee, do
J. W. Patterson, do ,
Ernest Moore, do
E. Z. Thompson, Work in
R. D. No. 3 ,
Willard Moss, do
I. C. Kennedy, do
Aaron Johnson, do
John Hayden, do
F. M. Weatherhat, do
Lee Branon, do
Risser Branon, do
T. M. Brannon, do
J. H. Blumenstein, do ....
H. C. Baker, do
Tom Stepp, do
M. M. Warstaff, do
Wm. Evans, do
Dick Hehman, do
Steve Golden, do
Henry Brill, do
John Vardie, do
J. B. Breshcars, Work in
R. D. No. 4
Jay Breshears, do
Montia Witty, do
S. S. Thompson, do
Jas. Darr, Work in R.
D. No. 5
George Darr, do
J. M. Darr, do
Jobn Jones, do
Ruth Darr, do
Willis Wright, Work on
R. D. No. 6
Willis Wright, do
James Nondack, do
George Conley, do
Frank Miller, do
Edward Perrin, do
1). S. Pei;'in, do
C. A. McAbe, do
Homer Smith, do
L. A. Gasset, do
Leonard Chadwick, do
J. D. Woodell, Work in
R. D. No. 7
Frank Conklin, do
Claude Woodell, do
Jas. L. Woodell, do
J., D. Woodell, do
Frank Conklin, do
C. R. German, do
Jas Woodell, do
statement of County Clerk of Scalp
Bounty Warrants issued. Approved.
In the Matter of the Monthly al
lowance of various Indigents Per
sons. ; County Clerk directed to issue war
rants on the General Fund to the fol
lowing: D. W. Souder, $16.00; Alfred
Banks, 10.00; Wm. Clark, $5.00;
Mrs. Hilderbrandt, $12.50; Mrs. O.
Moffot, $10.00; Millie McLachen,
$10.00; Mrs. Ole Olson. $7.60;
Ellen A. Palmer, $10.00; Clara Serle3
$10.00; Mrs. J. O. Sage $10..; J. F.
Williams, $12.60; Mary Weaver
$10.00; Mrs. Robt. Wilkinson, $10.00.
In the Matter of the application of
Rosa Dunbar for County Aid. Con
tinued for term.
In the Matter of the application of
Edward Jarvey for County Aid.
Clerk directed to issue warrant on
general fund for $10.00.
In the matter of the Application of
Laura E. Morris for County Aid.
Clerk directed to issue warrant on
General fund for $12.60.
In the Matter of Opening Ballot
Boxes for Primary Election. Clerk
directed to prepare ballot boxes for
Primary Election.
In the matter of the quarterly
payment of appropriation for Field
Work, etc. Clerk ordered to issue
warrant on General Fund for quar
teily payment.
' In the Matter of the protest of
Wm. Miller against changes in drain
acre nronosed by C. H. Upton. Con
tinued for term.
in the Matter of the proposed
County Road petition for by H. H.
Hug, et al. Continued for term.
In the Matter of the application of
S. A. Gardinier for cancellation of
Judgment. Granted.
In the matter of the application of
Joe Vey for refund of taxes. Clerk
ordered to issue warrant on General
Fund for $7.35.
In the Matter of the abatement of
taxes against J. W. Wilson, et al.
Granted.
In the Matter of the petition of
Mrs. J. M. Upton for cancellation of
taxes. Granted.
In the Matter of the Approval of
Widows Pensions. Order granting
pension to Mary Clegg, of
$10.00; to Mrs. Anna Donovan, of
S47.50; and to Mrs. Lucy Knight of
$40.00. Approved.
In the matter of the payment of
Deputy Fruit Inspectors. Clerk di
rected to issue warrants in payment
of bills as presented.
In the matter of the transportation
for Fred Fields to Brooklyn, N. Y.
Clerk directed to issue warrant on
General Fund to J. C. Henry for
$60.00 for transportation for Fred
Fields to Brooklyn, N. Y.
In the Matter of the appointing of
Road Supervisor for Dist No. 11. W.
O. Boyd appointed.
In the matter of application for in
crease of County Aid of Mrs. Alma
Thorp. Granted Clerk directed 'to
issue warrant on General Fund for
$12.50.
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh That Contain Mercruy
ns mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell nnd completely deranpe the
wnoie pyFiem wnen entering it tnroupn
the mucous surfnees. Such articles should
never he used except on prescriptions
from repulnble physiclnns. as the damage
they will do Is ten fold to the good you
nn pnsslhly derive from them. Hall's
Cntnrrh Cure, manufactured by P. J.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains no
mercury, nnd is taken internally, actlnpf
directly upon the blood nnd mucous sur
faces of the sytsem. Tn buylmr Hall's
Catarrh Cure ho sure you (ret the penu
Ine. Tt Is taken Internnlly and made in
Toledo. Ohio, by P. J. Cheney & Co. Tes
timonials free.
Sold bv Prueelsts. Trice 75c per bottle.
Take Hall's Family Plus for constipation.
Adv.
YES ITS A KNOWN
FACT
That since the Cooperative Gro
cery have their new quarters completed
and now have an up-to-date stock of
staple and fancy groceries, combined
with .the new delivery which means un
excelled service to all.
i
You can't afford . to trade else
where. The best advertisement we
have to offer is our satisfied patrons.
Our Motto Satisfaction
Union County Co-Operative
Association
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ication multiplies a man's capacity and
makes it possible for the busines s man
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UNION
June 4-5-6
J. M. Brown, do
31.25
T. N. Tnylor. do 107.
4.25
. 427.00
3.150.K0
. 32.00
70.38
01.35
:;n
r F. Tnvlor. do 07.50
rim Cnm-hill. do 15.00
Rov Snowcr, 'o IS oo
I,ro Pntten. do 28.75
F.lmer Houston, do 00.30
tv., if,,r do r.i.nri
J. F. Campbell, do 201.50
J. T.. Maris, Supplies for
Pot, 117 30
tn the Matter of te Monthly Re
port of County Treasurer. Ap
proved. .
In the Matter of the Monthly
LIVE STOCK SHOW
The Greatest Show of the Great Northwest
ATTRACTIONS Judging of heavy horses each
morning of the show. Parade each day at 12:30
o'clock. Showing of fancysaddle and harness horses.
Races, bucking horses and other events. Umatilla
Indians in War Dance.
Rates onfall Railroads!
Be Sure and! Attend
Classification list maybe hadby applying to secretary.
iff