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Oiii UXtJAI, MAX 12, 1917. LA GRANDE WEEKLY OBSERVER-STAR PAGE THREE BUILDING MATERIA FUEL, HAY, GRAIN, FLOUR, PRODUCE, LIME, PLASTER AND CEMENT Lehigh Portland Cement Aberdeen Coal Wholesale and Retail The Sawyer-Holmes Mercamtile Co. LA GRANDE, OREGON. Connty Court Bills audited and allowed by County "Court May Term, 1917: General Fund. Name For What Amt. D. R. McKenzie, Registering voters ... .. . . ... ... ..? 18.70 Lee Warnick, Express ... ... Lee Warnick, Sheriff's ex pense Irma Martin, Work in, Clerk's office D. H. Proctor, Work in clerk's oftce BushoiiK & Co., Prohibition Dr. Malcolm Irvine, Regis trars fees v Dr. E. G. Kirby, Registrar's fees 4.75 Mella J. Atteberry, Widow's pension . 12.50 Hattie M. Brown, Widow's pen sion ... 10.00 Mary H. Bean, Widow's pen sion ... ..... 12.50 Katie E. Burnett, Widow's Pen- I sion . 10.00 lj-b5 1 Mary M. Bauer, Widow's pen' is nn l 1.18 sion 25.00 .-Corn R. Bloom, Widow's pen- 10IV, i sion 7.50 18.00 Hannah M. Boswcll, Widow's I 'tmnsinn .. 10.00 . supplies 6.00, pora B Busick, Widow's pen- G. S. Birnie, Repairing clock 1.25. B;on . . .. 15.000 C. K. McCormick, Express . . . 1.31 ! 0rota c. Combs, Widow's pen- Irv.-m llodson Co., Office sup- . s;on 10.00 I'l-cs 8-73;Luella Castle, Widow's pen- Glass & Prudhomme Co:, Office sjon 10.00. supplies... 866 , Oma Cullon, Widow's pension . 23.00 Lou Dawson, Widow's pcn- sion 10.00! i Nettie Dallen, Widow's pen- . , air.,-, 10.00 ' SOr 18.00! l... rinnrwsin. Widow's Tion- I sion.., 48,00 . Minnie Dray, Widow's pen sion insane ... .. 5.00 Boys & Girls' Aid Society, Al lowance , 10.00 D. A. VanHouten, Const, fees Delinquent children ... ... 20.80 Mrs. Wm. Kamberg, Teaching deaf and dumb boy . 15.00 J. A. Yeager, Services Dist. Sealer . 29.72 Ida West, Work at Poor Farm 20.00 Clyde L. Kiddle, Supplies Poor Farm 51.90 Wm. Sion, Supt. Poor Farm. . 65.00 Geo. Biggs, Work at Poor Fnrm 28.00 Chns. Rowland, Work at Poor Farm ; 25.50 E. B. Shirley, Work at Poor Farm 8.75 Pioneer Flouring Mill, Supplies Poor Farm ... 47.25 I Coast Bridge Co., Repairs F. L. Lilly, Supplies Poor ft bridges Putman's Drug Store, Drugs . 4.00 P. A. Charlton, Professional services 7.50 Dr. G. L. Biggers, Professional services 5.00 E. O. Republican, Pub. Co. Court proceedings 16.45 La Grande Observer, Pub. Co. 1 Court proceedings 20.95 Irma Aikine, Work in Tax Dept. 75.00 Ethel Denny, Work in Tax Dept . 42.00 La Grande Printing So., Sup plies 83.25 Glass & Prudhommo Co., Sup plies ... 20.30 Frank McKennon, Work on bridges . .( 6.25 L. H. Russell, Work on bridges 52.50 to . .4384.0!) Kewhn Bit. & Stat. Co., Office supplies '. U. C. Cou li, Deputy hire Frank Sanford, Deputy Asscs- 28.10 ! 20.00 ; Farm 80.38 Zack Chandler, Supplies Poor Farm . 14.30 O. F. Coolidgo, Supplies Poor Farm 11.83 A. C. Spain, Posts 3.40 N. K. West & Co., Mdse. for roads 4.59 U. H. Childs Storage Co., sup plies tor roads o.uo F. L, Lilly, Supplies for roads 104.06 Foley & Rogers, Taxi hire. . 17.75 Hilton's Garage, Supplies road machinery . . ' 15.05 Galloway-Rees Co., Supplies ' road machinery . . 8.00 Standard Oil Co., Supplies road machinery . ... 28.81 llodson Fcenaughty Co., Re- . pairs road machinery 1.59 J. F. Phy, Cash advanced .... 16.30 O.-W. R. & N. Co. Freight road machinery ...... 414.00 C. J. Forsstrom, Telegrams, etc 18.26 R. H. Davis, Work on bridges C. Weagel, Work on bridges. . D. Brannon, Work on bridges. . Allen Wilson,-Work on bridges T. M. lirannon, Work on bridges .... W. IT. Wallingford, Work on bridges 40.50 J. W. Underwood, Work on : bridges 09.00 S. S. Braden, Work on bridges 15.00 A. Benson, Work on bridges.. 10.25 78.00 77.50 . 30.25 46.25 D. W. Irwin, Work on bridges - 8.75 John Nordvie, Work on roads 13.75 James Fitzgerald, Work on roads 87.50 P. Dial, Work on roads...... 18.75 Joe Walmer, Work on roads Will 7 vans, Work on roads. . 'B. P. Courtney, Work on bridges ;. .... 67.75 Earl Courtney, Work on bridges ' 84.00 S. T. Simmons, Work on bridges 8.25 J. M. Bowery, Work on bridges .... 4.10 C. II. Stoat ns, Work on bridges Geo. Grout, Work on roads; . 40.50 Peto Woll, Work on roads.... Fred Huffman, Work on roads Rasmussen Bros. Road drags 120.00 M. E. Hendricks, Work on ' roads '. 12.50 H. S. ' Hendricks, Work on ronds .... 15.00 T. W. Fritts, Work on roads. , 13.75 9.40 7.50 6.00 85.00 17.60 3.00 (Continued on Page 5.) 09.00 U. F. Weiss, Deputy Assessor G. F. Hallcr, Deputy Assessor W. W. Elevens, D'uty Asses sor -. J. T . Williamson, Preparing ab- stiacts T. W. DeBord. Janitor and Watchman ...... 75.00 C. J. Biaek & Co., Insuranca premium J. U. rviouir.-aaa, oujiiii;a .... ! nonsinn City of La Grande, Water rent li.4u j p a .G00(iwin, Widow's pen. 30.00 ! 10.00 35.00 ! 5.81 8.00 16.50 C.10 1.20 Hazel Last, Work School feup erintendent's Office A. E. Ivanhoe, Express Union Co. Tel. Co., Telephone rent H. R. Hanna, Court Reporters fees . . . W. J. Townley, Commissioner's fees 51.40 C. A. Galloway, Commission er's fees 42.40 E. E. Bragg, Stamped enve- W. .' 10.80 B. W. Shores, Taxi hire 19.75 A. C. Williams, J. P. Fees, j State vs. Tabor 2.95 i A. C. Williams, J. P. Fees, State vs. Chong Ben et al ... C. H. Rush, Juror Wm. Eng innuest ... N. K. West, Juror Wm. Eng inquest II. J. Ritter, Juror Wm. Eng inquest '. i. Frank Bay, Juror Wm. Eng inquest 1-20 W. Winn, Juror Wm. Eng in quest 1-20 W. Benham, Juror Wm. Eng inquest 1-28 Gordon Powers, Wit fcng in quest i Chas. Dunn, Wit. Eng in quest Dr. Cauthorn, Wit. Eng In quest L. Dochelberg, Wit. Eng In quest Lloyd Smith, Wit. Eng In quest 3.; D. McKennon, Wit. End In nuest .1. E. Stiles. Wit. Eng Inquest . Dr. R. E. L. Holt, Autopsy Eng Inquest 5-00 Dr. J. P. Graham, uoroner s foes Eng Inquest I. W. Faulk, Const, fees Eng Inrmcst Ora D. Anderson, Reporter fees Eng Inquest I1-00 Dr. A. L. Richardson, Regis trar's fees 2.7o Dr. A. C. McCown, regis trar's fees Mrs. A. H. Sullivan, Regis trnr's fees ' Dr. J. P. Myers, Registrar's fees Mary Fitzgerald, Widow's pen-. oirm 25.00 4,60 .Elizabeth Flower, Widow's pen- 25.00 7.50 15.00 22.50 i.Lenn Groupe, sion Widow's pen- '0O Lo Desca Graham, Widows 2.40 Belle Huntley, Widow's pen sion '. 17.50 Anna W. Heughan, Widow's pension . 17.50 Gracia Hesse, Widow's pen sion 10.00 Mary Hnight, Widow's pen sion 22.50 Olive J. Johnson, Widow's pen sion 32.50 Parilla Kgefer, Widow's pen sion 10.00 Myrtle Logan, Widow's pension 20.50 Alice M. Lemon, Widow's pen- Widow's 1.70 1.70 1.70 1.70 1.70 1.07 1.70 7.20 4.60 3.50 .75 5.50 17.60 10.00 22.50 15.00 HHICHESTER S PILLS TIIK lIAMONI BRAKD. f IMIU in fced tod Uold g"W V , T i . p. olbr. Put 'J' ,; ;i, .-. -tv. kfmi.llMlreH.T ' i iim. rn.i..i H-TEITR Maruaret M. Miller, pension Nellie M. Martin, Widow's pen sion Ethel M. Master, Widow's pen sion Stella McGrath, Widow's pen sion ... ' Sarah Nash, Widow's pension Nettie Rich, Widow's pension Mary S. Smith, Widow's pen sion Emily J. Stine, Widow's pen sion Sarah E. Swalberg, Widow'a pension i Grr.re Hardin,. Widow's pen sion Agda Johnson, Widow's pen sion Red Cro?s Drug Store, Drugs for indigents Lewis' Bloom, Supplies indi gents J. W. White Grocery, Supplies indigents W J. Townley, Supplies indigents Smith Noble Produce Co., Sup plies indigents 4.50 C. L. Thorne, Supplies indi gents Sawyer-Holmes Merc. Co., Sup plies indigents Grande Ronde Hospital, Hos pital fees 82.50 J. C. Henry, Burial of indi gent I. W. Faulk, Hall rent for G. A. R Jno. S. Hodgin, Securing evi dence 10.00 C. R. Eberhard, Express, etc. E. O. Light & Power Co., lights Sawyer Holmes Mer. Co., Sup plies Courtrouse 24.42 Home Ind. Tel. Co., Telephone rent ... Standard Laundry Co., laundry for jail .'-i Lee Warnick, Prisoners' board 174.23 A. L. Richardson, Examining 10.00 17.50 10.00 17.5C 15.00 10.00 17.50 17.50 12.35 12.05 5.05 23.55 7.75 4.25 31.00 10.00 6.23 23.94 38.85 1.00 eramee m i Big Four tf? REaS PI 35 Horsepower vL5 fiLita . A CIV JA Light Fours Touring . . . Haadsler . . . Country Club . $68o $701 Big Toura Tourint Coupt . Sedan . , S Sos , 5 "So . $llSO , t'430 Light Sixes Touritij . Koadz'.er , Coupt . , Sedan . . Willys Six Touring , t'Ol) , $toio . JJ $142) Willys-Knights Four Touring . $r joj Four Coupe . . $1630 Four Sedan . . $ioso Foue Limousine $soso Eight Touring . $1050 All trices J. o. b. ToUdo Subject to change without nottct The more serious the purchase of a car is to your family, the more seriously you should consider Overland. Consider what a guarantee it is to own a car backed by a company with $08,000,000 assets; with an army of workmen that would populate a good sbed city; with acres and acres cf modern fac tories, and more than 4,000 dealers and branches. 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