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NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN
That. the-followtaRi claims aRalnst
Malheur County, Oregon, (or tbe
mouth of May wore considered, or
dered paid, continued or disallowed,
as follows;
June 'ShuV 1081
UENEIIAL FUND
Thelraa Drown Salary, Clerk's Steno
9100.00.
Ilesslo Poust, Salary, Clork's Stero.
$90.00.
WVW. Illnton, Salary, Stock Inspec
tor, $33.33.
noys & Girls' Aid Society, Appropri
ation Indigent, $10.00..
Mrs. L. A. Merrill Appropriation
Indigent, 1C.00.
Mrs. Leon Izaeulrre, Appropriation
Indigent, $20.00.
Kathorlno Oocl, Appropriation Indi
gent, $26.00,
Mrs. Anna TowiiHend Appropriation
Indigent, $20.00,
Mrs. Clnudo llanos, Appropriation
Indlgont, $25.00.
Mrs. Emma llalrd, Appropriation In
dlgont, $36,00.
C. I). Tapp, Salary, Janitor, $100.00.
Mrs. Amanda Itlnehart Kent of
warehouse $26.00.
Ilobt. D. Lytlo, Dlst. Atty., Expenso,
criminal Invcstlca, $200.00.
Itobt. D. Lytle Dlst. Atty., Exponso,
criminal invcstlga, $60.00.
II. S. Sackott, Co. Clerk, Election,
Court & of Exp,, $66.64.
II, Lee Noo, Sheriff, Expense, Ju
venllo Court, $74.21.
11. Loo Noo, Sheriff, Car milage,
$110.60.
II. Leo Noo, Shorlff, Extru office
help, $126.00.
II. Leo Noe, Sheriff, Prisoners'
meals, $79.60.
II. Loo Noo, Sheriff, Office oxpense,
$100.00.
II. Leo Noo, Sheriff, Special Deputy,
$10.00.
Donald M. Graham, Deputy Asses
sor, $89.60,
Honry L. Hart, Deputy Assessor,
$168.00.
Hobt. D. Lytic, Dlst. Atty., Overpay
lanoous expense.! $126.36.
Itobt. D. Lytle, Dlst. Atty., Oovrpay
ment of filing fco, $6.00.
Ettla M. Crall, Sch. flupt., Miscellan
eous oxpense, $03.76.
A..aramso, Fruit Inspector,. $84,00.
J. T. Halo, Dee. Inspector $43.30.
II. a. Kcnnard, Water Master,
$222.29.
WT. Ellortson, Deputy -Water Mus
ter, $208.11.
W. W. Yancey, Deputy Water Mas
tor, $172.33.,
Underwood Typewriter Co., Supplies,
Sheriff. $87.S.t
Malheur Enterprise,
Hon, $89.26.
Malheur Enterprise,
iff, $16.26.
Malheur Enterprise,
Using, $2.60
Malheur Enterprise,
tiling, $20.26,
Class & I'rudhommo
Clerk. $87.00.
Otass Prudbomrao Co.,
Clerk, $49.90.
disss & I'rudhommo Co.,
Sheriff, $27.16,
Glass Prudhommo Co.,
Assessor, $3.09,
Glass & Prudhommo Co.,
Assessor, $2.64.
Gits & Prudhommo Co.,
Treasurer, $3,98,
Glass & Prudhommo Co.,
Special olectlon, $76.88.
Hutu Tumblyn, Election
$40.00.
Frank J. Urown, Professional
Vices, $12.60.
Clay-M. Stearns, Justlco Court Costs,
$6.96.
Elms Ituynioml, Examination Board,
$16.00.
Mell E. Cartor, Examination Hoard,
$16.00.
Mrs. W. W. Howard, Examination
noard, $16.00,'
Mrs. Emma Humphrey, Examination
Hoard $16.00,
J. F. Cassldy, Special deputy work,
$76.00.
lloyer Uros., Supplies, Indigent $43.-
O., O. Luehrs, Supplies, Indigent,
$18,00.
E. A. Fraser, Supplies, Indigent,
$20,00.
Juntura Mercantile Co., Supplies,
Indigent, $30.00;
J. U Pope, Sup., Indigent $143,37.
Hose Mercantile Company, Supplies,
Indigent, $33
Welser Commissary, Supplies, indi
gent, $38,78.
Mrs, E. Thompson, noard, Indigent,
$18.20.
0. L. King, Cam of Indigent. $16.00.
If..W.. Gould, Caro of Indigent.
167.00.
L.G. Wisdom, Care of Indigent,
$85.78.
Harvey I, Whitney, Care of Indigent
$60.00.
Lio Pros., Drayago, $4;10.
Luse Ilros., Drayoge $0.-7$. V
Mslhour Home,,, Telephone Co.,
Phonos & tolls, $38.80.,!
Cly of Vole, Water, $2.26;
Vale Eloctrlo Company, Lights,
$21.60,
J. Kldd, Photos A expenso $24.18
Nerdnlo Furniture Co., Supplies,
woun.HQUse,.:.QB
Vale Trading Company, Supplies,
i.ouri uouso, 1 3,98.
C. D. Tapp, Plants and flowers for
court bouse. $17,60,
F. Woods. Ilurlal of cow, $7.00.
HOAD FUNDS
Fred J. .Test, Payroll, Oen. ltd.,
$436.$0.
Ernest Oramso, Labor, Oen.,, Rd.
$102.60.
Tom Hardman, Labor Gen. ltd.
70.gu.
J. W. p. Johnson, Labor, Gen. ltd
$437.50.
Wra, . Tureuian, Labor, Oen.
$103.69,,
W. A, Turcman, Labor, Oen.
$316.60.
Juno SO,. 1 Ml..
GENERAL FUND,
a, W.Dosn, i Comnlssloaer's
$107.80.
F. M Vines, Commissioner's
$45.00.
E. H. Test, Co. Judge, Miscellaneous
expense, $7.02,
H, Lee Noe, Sheriff. Expense, Drlfi-
gers case, $312,85.
John Dolan, Deputy Water Master,
Holy Rosary Hospital, Care of kidl
tent, fiuf.uo,
Supplies, elec
Supplies, Sher
Official Adver
Offlclai Adver-
Co., Supplies,
Supplies,
Supplies,
Supplies,
Supplies,
Supplies
Supplies,
expense,
ssr-
lld.
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fld.
fees,
fees,
Vale Machine &. Welding Works,
Labor. & Bupplles,$6.46
Juntura Garage, Car milage, $3.60.
II. II. Udlck, Labor and supplies,
$0.86,
ROAD FUNDS
General Kond
F. M, Vines. Road work, $103.80.
Wm. L. Turner, Insuranco on rond
machinery, $123.76.
Carter Garago, Labor & ropalrs,
$11.00.
Nyssa, Filling Station, Sup., $3,30,
Howard & Cooper Corporation, Sup
plies, $16.61.
Standard Oil Company, Suppllos,
$62.65.
Standard Oil Company, Supplies,
$107.24.
D. L. Hackloy, Labor, $6,00.
Uuckloy D. Morgan, Labor $35,00.
II. E. Gordon, Labor, $24.00,
Wm. Tomlln, Jr., Labor, $119.00.
V. C. Tomlln, Hoard & expenso,
Dillon, Labor, $24.10.
W. C. Tomlln, Labor, $133,00.
George llrnnlff, Labor, $24.86.
W. U. Tomlluo, Hoard & expense,
Ilrnnlff, $16,16.
Roy A, Rlchcy, Labor, $62.60.
Orval Woodruff, Labor, $47.40.
Malcolm & Purvis, Labor, $12.00.
H. Tnmblyn, Co, Surveyor, $240.16.
II. Tamblyn, Timo Clicoks, $30.00,
Mort Moudy, Labor, $90.00.
V. U, Staples, Repairs, $114.66.
Concreto Plpo Company, Labor &
supplies, $140.79.
Concreto Plpo Company, Supplies,
$21,29.
Concroto Plpo C'ompnny, Labor,
$32,60
Nyssa Hardware Co., Supplies, $10.-
76.
Hon lloso, Repairs, $5.25.
Reed ft Johnson, niacksmlthlng,
$6.60.
J. W. C. Johnson, Supplies, $22.00.
George Dlckcrson, Labor, $31,60.
J. W, ailsan, Labor, $4.60.
C. J. Dunleavy, Labor, $74.00.
Van Petton Lumber Co., .Supplies,
$519.09.
Van Petton Lbr. Co., Sup. $72.90.
John W. Hnnktns, Labor, $00.00.
Randall Dodd Auto Company, Sup
pllos, $128.06.
Arthur Folios, Labor, $3.60.
Ed.iCorrlgan, Labor, $3.00.
Herman Roso, Labor, $40.00,
H. C. Kims, Supplies & expenso,
$68.05.
Fotherlngham ft Eastcrday, Labor,
$22.00.
Jensen ft Slegel, Services ft mdse.
$66.20,
John L, Hand, Right of way, $660.00
P. C. Williams, Labor ft oxponso,
$48.97.
N. W. Howard, Labor, $19.26.
J, M Johnson, Labor, $193.25.
Jack Johnson, Labor, $197.76.
W. U. Cbanner, Labor, $28.88.
B. II. Loyeland, Labor, $67.00,
D. G. Lovoland, Labor, $62.00.
D: A. Holloway, Labor, $60.00.
I. I. Culbortsou, Labor, $71.25.
Gus Cantons, Labor, $46.26.
Orniujid Wnlnwrlght, Labor, $60.00.
C. R. Casslngham, Labor, $16.00,
D. F. Holloway. Labor, $14.00.
Orvlllp, Holloway, Labor, $14.00.
Hurley Smith, Labor, $5.47.
E. It. Uowman, Labor, $3,60.
Goo. Thomas, Labor, $4.60.
Oral Campbell, Labor, $4.00.
Roy Chrlstonson, Labor, $42.00.
J. E. Hollawny, Labor, $6.60.
J, T. Troxol, Labor, $63.00.
A. Schlottman, tabor, $20.00,
Alfred Schlottman, tabor, $20.00.
Frod Jeffries, Labor, $30.00.
Wm. Marts, Labor, $9.00.
Ollvor Mayfleld. tabor $37.60.
Angus McDonald, Labor. $84.30.
J, T. Troxel, tabor, $22.40.
I. I. Culbortsou, tabor, $30.60.
Geo. N. Thomas, $16.08.
Roy Hurroll, tabor, $06.62.
Ilnrloy Smith, tabor, $46.66.
Jack Johnson, tabor, $0.60.
W. 11. Channor, tabor, $104.60.
J. Hrower, Labor, $103.80.
J. E. Holloway, tabor, $85.46.
E. 11. Howmuu, tabor, $73,33.
K. O. Winn, tabor $21.30.
Wm. L. Marts, Labor, $93il5.
Ray Hutchinson, tabor, $77.05.
J, M, Johnson, tabor, $27.00.
J. T. Johnson, tabor, $17.60.
W, n. Channor, tabor, $31.60.
E. W. Tomlln, Labor, $14.00.
D. A. Holloway, Labor, $12.00.
Lloxd Campbell, Labor, $8.00.
Jack Johnson, tabor, $2.00.
Ray. Hutchinson, tabor. $4.60.
Roy'Hurrell, tabor, $3.60.
Gus Carsous, tabor, $2.00.
E. C. Dolknap, tabor, $16.00.
Oral Campbell, tabor. $12.00,
Ous Carsous. tabor, $10.00,
S. II. Loveland, tabor, $8.00.
W. II. Cbanner. Labor, $8.00.
J, M, Johnson, tabor, $7.00.
Jack Johnson, tabor, $7,00.
D. A. Holloway, tabor, $4.00.
I. I. Culbertson, Labor, $5.00,
1). G. Lovoland, tabor, $4.00.
E. Frost, tabor, $130.60.
I. I. Culbertson, Labor. $261,00.
O. W, Lias, tabor, $14.00.
N. W. Howard, tabor, $32.63.
Wm. L. Marts, tabor. $19.03.
J. T. Troxell, tabor, $62.50.
Goo. N. Thomas, tabor, $127,00.
Lloyd Campbell, Labor, $4.00.
Oral Campbell, tabor, $16.00.
V. U. Chauuer, tabor, $7.25.
Oliver Mayfleld, tabor, $22.60.
Ray Hutchinson, tabor, $69,06,
Roy Chrlstensen, tabor, $31,60.
Orvlllo Holloway, tabor, $20.00,
Arthur C. Miller, tabor, $18,00.
H. Northrop, Labor, $40.60.
Q. Walnivright, tabor, $2.76,
a us Carsous, tabor, $2,75.
M. Johnson, tabor, $31.60.
Jack Johnson, tabor, 410.00.
R J, Simpson, Labor, $21,00.
Lloyd Campbell, tabor, $14,00.
I, I. Culbertson, Labor, $52,50.
C W. Lias. Labor. $21.88.
N. wriloward, tabor, $1.60.
Oliver Mayfleld, tabor, $68.65.
T. M. Lowo, tabor, R. D. No. 6,
$17.50.
Eddie Roso, tabor, R, D. No. 11,
$112.60.
q, H. Oxman, Suppllos, R, D, No. 14,
$3.60.
Stersnan Grlffen, Labor, R. D. No,
14 $11.25.
Win. Hartle, tabor, R. D. No. 14,
$1125.
Jim Turner, Labor, R. D. No, 21,
$32.00,
Irvln, Poyuter, Labor, Drogan-Mal-
hour lid., :$16.60.
Ray Black. Labor, Drogan-Malheur
Kd $30,70.
KINGMAN KOLOW
Miss atariys Johnson of tho Unl
vornlty at Eugene, Oregon, has been
ongaged as teacher for tho grades
in tho Kingman Colony school.
Messrs. Shafcr nnd Reed, harvest-'
Ing tho Vnndorpool hay on contract,
nro stacking tho second crop thin
wcok.
Mrs. Scott, Mrs. R. O. Applcgato
and II. It. Scott wcro guests to din
ner at tho A. G. Kingman homo Sat
urday ovcnlng.
Mr. Morris Soloman arrived at tho
Powoll homo last wcok, from Ham
mond, Indiana. Ho will mako an
extended visit with home folks on
tho ranch.
Mrs. Geo. Conley, Miss Kathorlno
Conley nnd Chnrlcs Conley of- Apple
Valley, called at tho Scott homo Fri
day of Inst wcok.
Tho Y. P. C. held their regular
mooting last Friday ovcnlng on the
A. O. Kingman lawn. Games and
light refreshments wore enjoyed by
tho young people,
Miss Marlon Lawa of dwyhco vis
ited, Miss Florence Kingman, Wed
nesday. Mrs. Cora Nebolselck, of Gencsoo,
Idaho, mother of Mrs. Conrad Mar
tin arrived last week for nn oxtonded
visit with hor daughter and family
Mrs. Mathows slstor, Mrs. Emma
Nobelsolck, who Is roturnlng from
Yollowstono Park, arrived Saturday
for a tow dnya In tho Martin homo.
Messrs. Hnll nnd Moses sold their
potato crop this week, to W. L. alb-
eon.
Oscar and
the forco on
this wook.
Lcsllo Shafcr Is on tho sick list
this wcok.
Messrs. Otis; Grubor nnd Chrlst
onson nro loading a car of potatoes
at Adrian.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Illodgott.and
daughters of Nyssa, with their houso
guest, Mrs. Montgomery of Montana,
woro calling upon Colony friends
Sunday.
Old frlonds calling at tho Mrs.
Ediths Scott homo Sunday Included
tho F. T. Slogan's, II. 8. Burroughs,
and family of Now Plymouth, Mr.
and Mrs. M. M, Greeting, nnd Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Illckox, Mr. and
Mrs. II, Q. Johnson, E, M. Ulodgott
nnd family of Nyssa, II. R, Otis.
Mrs. Scott and H. R. Scott-lonvo tho
Colony Monday. Thoy will accomr
pnny Mrs. Scott's dnughter, Mrs. R.
O. Applcgato to tholr homo at Mir
am. Florida, going by way of Cali
fornia whero Mrs. Scott will visit-
her daughters.
Alvin Shafor, Joined
the Fowler Thresher,
tsix v mm
for a C
let walk
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ONTARIO HOTEI4
MOORE: Mr. and Mrs. Arch
Uncoil, La Grande; Wm. II. Cravor,
F. C. Green, Crane; L. E. Stowart
und family, Ogdon Utah; Mrs. Mag
glo Ilarton, Holso; Thos. Hill, Home-
dale; Hcssla Faust, Twin Falls; M.
I Clark, Nyssa; Crawford Eagle, I
Holso; Sid Hlack, La Grando; Ithoda
Mlllor, Evelyn Miller, Caldwoll; N.
Hoover, Homedalo; V, A. Doris, Salt
Lake; C. E. Sblckllu, Salem; O. II.
Howell, Spokano; William Hatrd,
Crane; W. A. Randolph, Vale; Dr.
Thos. Obmart, Pendleton; C. W.
Teuny, Gooding; Hosslo Jones,
Holso; Jas, P. Tye, Mt. Home; Mr.
and Mrs, Archlo Myers, Ironside;
Goo. T. Cochrum and family, ta
Grande; Oscar Wilson, Frultland;
G. II. Redmon, Holso; Al E. Smith
Welsor; Joo Howroy, Hluo Mt,
Springs, Edna Warren, Nyssa; Mil
dred Fletchor, Shoshone, Idaho;
Frank L. Hendricks, Mt. Home; J,
Coyne, Juntura, M, J. Joyce, Jun
tura; C. P. Stiles, Vulo; Mrs. Geo.
Eldrldge, Vale; Mr. nnd Mrs. Mar
tin Joyce, Mitchell Joyce, Mike Gib
bons, Juntura; II. T. HoyL Vale;
Goo. Thompson, Twin Falls; John
Neal, Lewlston; J. M, DoVeo, Uak
or; J. Follows, Ilurns; E. H. Heck
man, Dakor V. Mlllor, Harry T.
Swan, Hakor; W, T. Rice, Caldwell;
Mr. aud Mrs. II. F. Watson, Holso;
Chas. Schaffer, Haker; II. H. Hayes,
Mt. Home; Mrs, Chas. Orabner,
Hrogan; Mrs, Anna O'Neill, Elslo
O'Neill, Vale; John Conroy, Jun
tura; J. U. Adralu, Holso; Worth
Montgomery, Paul Montgomery, Mt,
Home; Mrs. Eva Yost, Riverside,
Ted Khowles, Hutterfleld ranch,
Mnwbry Davidson, Holso; D. L,
Clark, Nyssa, Edna Harron, Nyssa.
CARTER; II. V. Bowman, Holse;
A. A. Hall, Salt take City; Henry
Smith, Vale; J. K. Hatch, Glenns,
Ferry; F. M. McCullough, R. Alex
ander, Vale; James Powell and
wlfo, Crane; G. A. Walter, Ironside;
Mr. and Mrs. R, E. Lewis, Naropa;
M. W, Krummer, Hausen, Ida.; J.
A. Hammack, Honlta; Wm. Darling,
Atberson; Mr. and. Mrs. J, C. Med
lln, Westfull; Mr. aud Mrs. Joe Ed
wards, West fall; II. A. Rose, Nam
pa; Joe Stockston, Frultland; J. W,
McGetrlck, Juntura; Jack Bowers,
Baker; D, MeKle, Emmett; C. M.
Estls, Pete Chance, Crane; E. H,
Mulllns, Nyssa; A. S. Hoplln, II. E.
Oyne, Nuropa; E, C. Waterman,
Vale; Henry Long, Vale; W. L,
Ponco, West tall; Frank Hllquest,
Naropa; Edward Harris, F. Leavltt,
Vale; Paul Rauoy, Welser; S. A.
Stowart. Baker; Harry Wales, (Bolse,
Glenn Scott, Parma.
The pleasure is worttt it. There's no sub
stitute for Camel quality and that mild,
fragrant Camel blend. f
The fellow who smokes Camels, wants
Camels. That's because Camels have a
smoothness, a fragrance and a mildness you
can't get in another cigarette.
Don't let anyone tell you that any other
cigarette at any price ia so good as Camels.
Let your own taste be the judge. Try
Camelsf or yourself. A few smooth, refreshing
puffs and y outwalk a mile for a Camel, too.
Camel
X. J. REYNOLDS T.We C.
WU.tM.SLM.N.C.
Every Potato Means
Additional Profit
When the price per bushel you receive for your potatoes js 3ow,s j
good profits can still be made by saving tim and labor and by getting cvery
potato in the field. It costs you no more to harvest completely, and you get
tho extra dollars for your increased crop, if you use a , '
HOOVER
POTATO DIGGER
TO TRADE 0 Cylinder, 5 pas
senser car, In good condition, to
trade tor milk cows. Phone 12. JOtf
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FOR SALE At bargain, New
Remington Typewriter, Model No.
11. See F. J. Clewo at Depot Ex-
The Hoover Potato Digger dies up aH
the potatoes in the Arid and piles, them in
neat rows where- they can be handled with
minimum labor. This digger has proved
to be an especially good investment to all
potato-growers who have used it,
The shovel istof best quality hlgh-csrben
crucible steel and shaped so ca to gather
the potatoes with the least possible loss.
No danger of cutting the potatoes to the
extent that a plow or hoe does. Stone
guards can be used in stony ground. You
can raise and lower the shovel while the
maahlne U In motlen, All adjustments
are made from the seat by env "lent foyer,
The vine-separating rear rack lies
backward and forward motion that sifts
puralldtrtand deposits the potateea in a
compact row on clean ground direetiy at
the rear of the machine, whfle the -vines i
and trash are deposited at one side.
Six roller bearings and wide tires on
the wheels assure light draft. x
Patented Double. Action Front Truck
permits the digger to be turned in a very
short space.
Solid steel frame, strong main sides of
Bessemer steel, beams of best quality charr
coal malleable castings, and steel chains
and hardened steel sprockets that greatly
resist wear,
Don't fail to see the Hoover Potato
Digger before you harvest your potato crop;
Its vt means greater profile, Ako ask'
U about Hoover Kngine Drive Potato
Diggers two'horsf maenlnea under all
eeftdkiona, and any ether potato toele
yeu require.
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