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t SUNDAY MOftNTXO, SEPTEMBER 28. 1919. THE SUNDAY" MORNING OBSERVER THMJB COUNTY CQURT PROCEEDINGS September Ternj, 1!)19. In re allowance of bills: following ullowed: . George Bull, JurorCircu.it. . . . Court ..: '. U M. L. Carter, Grand Juror . . J. P. Young, Grand Juror . . . W. J. Salin, Grand Juror .... Raymond McKennon, Juror Frank Ross, Grand Juror .. D. S. Kent, Grand Juror B. Gj Fritts, Grand Juror . . . John Speckhart, Grand Juror. Mose Kllcdge, Grand Juror .. L. M. Jensen, Grand Juror . . . Geo. Palmer, Grand Jury Wit ness E. T. Andrews, G. J. Witness A. R. Hunter, G. J. Witness.. Sherwood Williams, G. J. Wit ness Nell G. Williams, G. J. Wit- . ness : J. C. Christiansen, G. J. Wit ness L. M. Jensen, G. J. Witness.. Tony D. Smith, G. J. Witness M. S. Levy, G. Jury Witness . Tilden Boothe, G. J. Witness . R. M. Baker, G. J. Witness . . Thomas Burns, G. J. Witness. 1j. E. Garrison, G. J. Witness . Anna James, G. J. Witness . . F. S. Slater, G. J. Witness .'. . F. B. Conner, G. J. Witness . . M. Soeda, G. J. Witness Rosa Shanks, G. J. Witness . . L. J. Gower, G. J. Witness . . Freida Fries, G. J. Witness . . Helena Fries, G. J. Witness . . D. A. Phillips, G. J. Witness. . H. H. Anderson, G. J. Witness J. D. Cramer, G. J. Witness . . John C. McEwin, G. J. Witness Lewis E. Evans, G. J. Witness J. F. Irwin, G. J. Witness . . . Logan Anderson, G. J. Witness V. V. Bean, G. J. Witness . . . David Hutchinson, G. J. !Wit.. Ezra Allen, G. J. Witness . . . Jas. II. Thompson, G. J. Wit.. Archie Reynolds, G. J. Wit... Geo. S. McClellan, G. J. Wit. W. C. McGavin, G. J. Witness W. D. Hanks, G. J. Witness . Leo Warnick, Sheriffs Ex-... pense C. K. MrCor'mick. Express ... Gertrude Last, Work on Tax Rolls Mrs. A. E. Ivanhoc, Express, etc Mrs. A. E. Ivnnhoc, Expense . Taking Children to State Fair Jno. S. Hodgin, Securing evi dence Irwin Koyl, Hauling nshes . .. T. W. DeBorde, Janitor City of La Gronde, Water Rent Eastern Ore. Light and Power Co., Light and Power C. D. Goodnough, Repair to . Desk Nash Electric Co., supplies... Bushong & Co., Supplies A. W. Nelson, Supplies Union Co. Telephone Co. Tele phone rent E. E. Bragg, P. M., stamped Envelopes Glass & Prudhomme Co. Sup plies Arthur C. W illiams, J. P. Fees Justice Court J. C. Christiansen, Const. Fees Justice Court Hal Bohnenkamp, Coroners., fees (Prillaman) T. K. Bellamy, Juror, Jones Inquest Sherwood Williams, Juror, J.. Inquest A. W. Nelson, J., J. Inquest . George Ball, J., J. Inquest . . W. C. Hansen, J., J. Inquest. . A. Heitzman, J., J. Inquest . . Wm. Vogel, Witness, Jones Inquest Frank Tuckey, W., J. Inquest Willie A. Mctcalf, W., J. In quest Carl S. Moore, Examining ... Physican Jones Inquest . . Hal Bohnenkamp, Coroners . . fees, Jones Inquest Annctta Johnson, Taking tes timony, Jones Inquest ... I. W. Faulk, Constable fees, Jones Inquest J. M. Hilts, Guarding Insane Besse Kelly, County Registrar Grace Rose, County Registrar Mrs. K. L. Gilmore, Co. Reg istrar '. Malcolm Irvine, Co. Registrar . E. G. Kirby, Co. Register .. Frank Cleavinger, Drayngc . . G. L. Riggers, Co. Physican.. Ash Bros., Supplies for Indi gent Hot Lake Sanatorium, Hospi tal Services for Indigent . . Red Cross Drug Store, Drugs for indigents Sanitary Grocery, Supplies for for Indigents Pattison iBros, Supplies for Indigents Lee Warnick, Prisoners' Board BuelPs Barber Shop.'Hair .. Cuts for Prisoners N. K. West & Co., Supplies for Jail. f Standard Laundry, Laundry for Jail Boys & Girls Aid Society, Al lowance ?. Dexter Mcllfoy, Tkirf De linquent to?raining School E. W. K;8nan, Services ass 8 a guardian ad litem j. a Ella Langdon, Witness Juvnr njj( "ourt O W. H. Vogel, W J. Court. . . John Pearson, MS"., J. Court.. e 3.00 8.40 9.20 8.20 7.00 10.2(1 ...5.60 0.20 3.2(1 3.20 3.20 2.20 2.20 3.40 2.20 2.20 4.40 2.20 5.20 5.20 4.411 2.20 8.40 8.40 2.20 5.20 5.20 5.20 5.20 3.90 5.40 5.40 2.G0 2.30 2.20 2.20 4.20 5.20 5.20 G.40 2.20 2.20 5.20 5.20 2.20 2.20 2.20 132.81 .89 78.00 7.89 135.00 29.00 2.00 75.00 21.35 34.45 6.86 5.00 70.00 7.00 8.35 155.44 26.75 25.40 2.75 13.00 4.30 John Christiansen W., J. Court J.0A. Yeager, Lftitrict Sealer. Clyde L. Kiddle, Supplies Poo? barm Mitchell & Brinkman, Black smithing o Ella S?on, Work at Poor .... Farm William Sion, Supt Poor'.'!.'! Farm J. 1). Lynch Co., ial Court House and Poor Farm .... F. L. Lilly, Supplies .. . Pioneer Flouring Mill Co. Sup plies F red Spaeth, Repairing pump at Poor Furm Eastern Oregon Republican, Pubr County Court Proceed ings C. 41. Finn, Expense Water Notices Security Insurance Agency, .' .' n emium Injunction Bond . Western Union. Toleornm. Home Ind. Tel. Co., Telephone Kent; La Grande Pharmacy, Sup-., plies Poor Farm J. F. Phy, Use of auto W. J. Townlcy, Commission er's fees C. A. Gallowav. Com. F J. G. Snodgrass, Supplies for indigent Frank Cleavinger, Drayage . . Horace J. Nelson, Registering Voters Bolton-Bodmer. Sunolies for Roads C. W. Buntinir. RonH Mnrhin. ery Supplies C. W. Bunting, Payment on Caterpillar Evans-York Grain Co. Cement D. ritzgerald, Repairing Road Machinery Grande Ronde Lumber Co. . . Lumber. Hodson-Fecnaughty Co. Road Machinery F. L. Lilly. Road Sunnl ioR . . . J. D. Lynch Co., Drayage . . . o. W. Orton, Blacksmithing . Mitchell & Brinkman. Repair ing Road Machinery J. D. Muir. Road Camn Sun. . - r r plies C. D. Scott. iR. C. SuDDlies . . . Standard Oil Co. Road Supplies Union Motor Co., R. Mach.- inery Supplies C. E. Sherman, Repairing . . . Bridge Union Bridge Co., unloading Bridge R. H. Davis, work on hriitces O. O. Johnson. W. nn Rri.l f pa J. D. Plank, W. on Bridges . . t,. Weagel, W on Bridges .... Irvin Frasier, W. on Bridges. W. L. Rimbley, W. on Bridges Dave Ellsworth. W. on Bridirn W. J. Thompson, W. on Bridge c. k. inompson, w. on Bridge I. W. Bernell, W. on Bridges. . Aclron See, W. on Bridges . . . Edward Birchfield, work on roads Wm. Birchfield, work on roads City Transfer. Dravace W. 11. Russel, Work on Roads Chas. Larson, Work on Roads 6.00 27.28 57.96 9.70 31.00 75.00 138.40 32.70 28.42: 35.00 34.20 11.0o' 5.00 .43 D4.8(i 8.75 56.00 37..50 47.50 17.50 3.00 .40 8.42 40.60 1242.40 8.75 73.21 111.10 161.31 41.20 67.75 10.50 19.85 ' 28.80 12.50 142.04 128.21 53.85 38.50 143.00 63.00 117.00 117.00 117.00 182.00 117.00 12.00 12.00 30.00 72.00 F. L. Wade, W. 0:1 Roads . . . 4.00 S. A. 'Beauchamp, W. on Reeds 26.00 Elmer M. Darofl, W. on Roads 24.00e L. C. Grout, Work on Romls. . 156.50 II. II. Grout, Work on Roads. 31.50 Geo. Hughes, Work on Roads 10.50( Victor Ragain, W. on Roads. . 6.25 C. H. Preston, W. on Roads. . 5.25 Fred Hagey, Work on Roas . 20.00 O. P. Kingsley Work on High way 90.00 J. O. March, W. on H'way . . . 104.00 James March, W. on H'way . . 104.00 Kex Smith, W. on H'way 112.00 Fred Hitchcok, W. on H'way . 94.50 Georg Fergson, W. on H'wny 33.60 Joe Wilcox, W. on Ilig.iway . . 33'.00 C. W. Chapin, W. on Highway 4.80 S. B. Sibley, W. on Highway 4.80 Lee Murray, W. on Highway . 4.20 Jim Stanley, W. on Highway. 4.20 Gesus Pineda, W. on Highway 8.60 P. J. Lilly, W. on Highway . . 105.00 J. O. March, Auto Hire 39.00 James March, auto hire 10.50 D. 'H. Mc Waters, work on r'ds '69.75 Frank Ross, Work on Roads. 24.00 A. R. Roberts, Work on H'way 49.75 W, A. Smith, Work on Road. . 18.00 K. W. Smith, Work on Road . 18,00 F. E. Stilwell, Work on Road . 11.00 A. N. Stonedahl. W. on Road 13.28 II. Tripp, Watchman at Road Camp 93.00 Willis Wright, Work on Roads 120.00 Geo. Grout, Work on Roads . 154.00 A. J. Kenyon, Work on Roads 91.00 Jake Wilkinson, W. on Roads 30.00 Warren Thompson, W. on R'ds 24.00 Fred Samprecht, W. on R'ds 31.00 Mose Elledge, W. on Roads. . 25.00 In re monthly allowance to various in digent persons. Allowed as follows: ' Viola Bartz, $12.50; Susan Enloc, $10.00; Russell Chandler, $20.00; Re becca Galloway, $10.00; Catherine Hermann, $7.50; Amelia Hilderbrant, $12.50: Carrie Jackson. $10.00; Hans Jensen, $10.00; Elmina Lore, $10.00;' Millie Mcl-achlcn, $10.00; Almeda Mel Curry, $7.50; Esther Powers, $7.50; I Caroline Perley, $10.00,. W. Soulier, $15.00? Mrs. J. O. Sage, 10.00; Sar ah Thompson, $7.50; Susie TrtOt $10.- 00; Mrs. Bobt. Wilkinson, $5.00. In rP approval of Widows Pensions. Report approved. In t report of the County Treasur er. Report approved. In re statemeift of County Clerk of Scalp .Bounty warrants issued. State ment approved. In re proposed County Roifll peti tion foa by M. B. Wilson et al. Petition dismissed. In re proposed County Rqad peti tioned for 'by U. S. Blackeret al. Con tinued for the term. In re vacation of a portion of the Foot Hill Road in the vicinity of Hot Lake. Continued for the term. In re vacation of a portion of the Union-Hot Lake Valley Road. Contin ued for the term. In re application of Sarah Jane Eg ger for County Aid. Continued for the term; In re application of James Crowl for County Aid. Granted in the sum of $12.50 per month. In re proposed County Road peti tioned for by M. O. Combs et al. Con tinued for the term. . In re petition of Frank Hilton for rebate of taxes. Continued for the term. I In re establishment of a County Library Service. Continued for the term. In re proposed County Road petition for by Geo. McDaniel et al. Roscoe Neal, County Surveyor, R. U. Parker and Geo. Miller appointed as a Board of County Road Viewers to meet nt Cove, on Monday, Sept. 15th, ut 10 a. m. to view said road. In re proposal County Roud petition ed for by J. P. Good ctnl. Roscoe Neal, I County Surveyor, Albert Ohms and I J. M. t'nrr appointcu as a noaru 01 County Road Viewers to meet at El-i gin, on Wednesday, Sept. 17th, at 10 a. m. to view said road. j In ro cancellation of warrants is sued more than 7 ?cnrs 10'ior to July 1, l'.P9. Warrants ordered canceled. In repetition for Special Election to bone the County for construction end mnheonace ofo pejnijpiejit roads, Oie uerea mai a special iccuvi ue neiu on Oi;t. ll?h, l'il9, for flie purpose of votirer t te question of bonding the county for $1,498,000.14) for the con struction undnmintenancc of perman ent iads. FV1II1 te Trust U Liu. . It's no use tackling big proposlft6 blindly. Duinb luck may bring you out on the richt side, It mny also brink you out on the short And If It does 'you are bontid for defeat. Blind good fortune hns brought men through trials, but they are not stronger for It. It's the man who sees the trlnls and mnrshals his forces so as to bring ev ery ounce o'f energy Into control fhat wins honors on the up-grades. Ex The Observer furnisfaes i print Butter Wrappers. o - Still 8earchli for Atlantis. rflbenlclan I null lion ascribed to tho people ef Atlantis a lilk'li civilization. During the last few 0'nrs scientific ex peditions, In pursuit of natural history "specimens," have made exploration of the sen bottom In that ryOn. How Interesting It would be If their drag net) brought up from t)ja derails some ancient relics from drowned towns of the lost citlneat. The Six Sense. In primary school examination, ctf lew em th sense waa o werd by a bright pupil in this fash ion: "The five Beo are sn'zlng, Bobbin, crying, yawning and cough ing. By sixth sense is meant an extra one which some folks have, III I snoring." Boston Transcript. .Ln-Llv4 Jew. Jew can boast of nn average inngor life than any other race;. They havo always enjoyed remarkable Immunity from tuberculosis, chojorn and fyphus. Job rlntlg, Tke omerrer. rain ST. ' Vast Brltlfh Empli. ::V Including all her possession, fhe- n i . 1 , 1. 1 .... v. .1,- td. torjr. It had nt ftie beginning of the;' itnr a trttnl area of 13,12.1,712 'square; allies, nf which 121.B10 are la Europe, UH7.5r.0 In Asia, 3.0I8.24S Id, North'.; America, 8,000 In Central America, 10,-) 100 In the West Indies. 97,800 In Seufh amerlca and 3,214,083 In AusiriU - Hadi't Theiwkt of THM t A man, unable to choose wtfe Mfbi three girls wtioin k nilre4. sett i plicate leKeM et pOoapiwt te Oft. to-; triuTing to marry tW wh aen ed flrrt.. At troiikle tknt ke K4 t : forcwe woe that the two teo-ln'te would svh tu breach nC prutnki. - it. ''nor thee Hurl Hw Fefm ' As a gehernl thlag, when you soe a woman hobbling along the street wttta nn agonized expression It 1 a sign that she's got more fool that) head. SaHa New. 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