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SHERIFF'S REPORT OF
THE 1912 TAX ROLL
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U N T IL JAN. 1915
Crook county, prints an interesting serial story ench week
and gives nil the news o f Redmond nnd the county that is
worth printing.
courteous and careful attention as the one with a large ac­
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County high achool . .
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V «u lily road
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t'ounty library
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u n u a u a lly f r l r n d l y
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o f every family in Crook county tho publishors have decided
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ing up all arrearages and one yenr in advance.
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Central Ore Ron, publishes the County Court proceedings o f
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Bank OREGON
of Commerce
CITY BUTTER INTERESTS OFFICIAL COUNT OF
ELECTION RETURNS
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Purpose
(Special to The Spokesman.)
The Portland Journal of the 10th
printed a atory about the light that
Prtneville, Or.. Nov. 10.— Official
la being made on the country cream­ count completed by County Clerk
eries by the big city creameries. Th u Warren Brown and Justices o f the'
Is a matter that every dairyman In Peace Kennedy o f Prtneville. and
Crook county Is Interested In. The Charles Charlton o f Powell Butte,
plan o f the city creameries la to o f­ show that as a result o f the special
fer higher prices than the country l referendum election held November
creamery can pay. In order to obtain 4th. two o f the referred measures
patrons from the country, and thus were defeated In Crook county, the
put the sm aller creameries out of sterilisation act and the new build­
business.
When that la done the ing fund for the Cniversity o f Ore­
city people w ill then have the dairy­ gon. The road bonding proposition
men at their merry and can pay Just was defeated, but the other three
what price they elect to.
Beware measures carried.
o f the alluring city price» offered
The largest vote cast was that
Stick to your local creamery. Mr. against the road bonding proposal,
Dairyman. If you want to prosper in though the affirmative m ajority for
the long run.
the county attorney act was the
Follow ing Is the story as printed largest m ajority given any measure
In the Journal:
submitted to the voters. The county
"T h e tight between city and coun­ attorney act carried by a m ajority of
try butter Interests Is Increasing and 739; the road proposal was defeated
the outlook for peace Is not tn sight by n m ajority o f 735; the compensa­
»290.644.78 W hile the price o f butter Is being tion act was carried by a m ajority of
j held down, advances are reported tn 655; the university repair appropria­
NAMES FOR M i l l . I NO
tion was carried by a m ajority of
some instances for butter fat.
" I t 1s stated that some o f the city j 101; the building fund was defeated
T h r Spokesman haa thr name of creameries are offering from 3 to 4 by 11 votes, nnd the sterilization act
rvrr.v taxpayer In Crook county, with rents a pound more for butter fat by 306 votes. The figures for and
their poatofllre adilreaa. Person» de­ than general quotations. These ad­ against the various measures are
siring names for mailing or other vances are being named at poin ts j shown by the official count as fol­
purpose» ran secure same at thla o f­ where the country creameries are low*:
fice at a reasonable figure.
strongest In an effort to break thetr
State university building repair
hold.
___ j fund— ye* 899: no 798.
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TH E REDM OND SPO K E SM AN FROM NOW U N T IL J A N U A R Y 1915 FOR O N L Y $1.00.
$120.000 FOR ROADS
YO U C A N T AFFO R D TO MISS T H IS CH ANCE.
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(Special to The Spokesman.)
Prtneville. Or.. Nov. 12.— I f the
present plans o f the county court
carry, and they seem to be favorably
considered by all three members at
this writing, a heavy direct tax w ill
be levied at the regular term next
month for road work during 1914. It
la proposed to raise at least 2120,000
for this work.
The court plans to appoint three
road masters, one fo r the northern
portion, one for the central portion
and a third for the southern part o f
the county. The work is to be di­
vided among these road masters ac­
cordingly as It Is most required. The
court has deemed this method o f im­
proving the roads as the most satis­
factory since the proposed road
bonding act failed at the election on
November 4.
Nothing has been done on the
roads during 1913 except a little
desultory work by the supervisors
where tt was absolutely needed. It Is
believed by the court that the tax­
payers w ill not object to the big
levy.
The county Is now out o f
debt and It Is believed ready for
more effort.
Instructor (at night sch ool)— Glvn
a sentence with the word "m eta­
physician" In It.
Shaggy-Haired Pupil— On his way
home Mr. Jones metaphysician.
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