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c a te w ill be a w a rd e d by th e C o u n ty
~lecting candidate« for office who would economically handle the S u p e rin te n d e n t
A d o p te d by th e S t a te H o a rd o f {ed­
faint of the county; that official« could Is* elected who would u c a t io n . A u g u s t 5 . 15» 1 4
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took County Taxpayers’ league
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Organized Here I^ast Evening
mmand the reapect and confidence of the voter« and taxpayer«.
C. E. fro«« of I’rineville «aid he was in favor of having one
an for C o u n ty manager, and doing away with the county com-
E . H Howe of Sinter«, «aid he could not «ee how taxe« could
t cheap« i by county diviaion. If they could, he wanted to he
town by cold fact« and tlgure«,and he was against county divis-
n and Increased taxation.
J. P. Duckett of Sisters, «aid he was decidedly against divis-
n of the county at the present time when the population was
c small, as it would la* certain to increase taxation to a great
:tent.
W.
S.
Rodman of Redmond, «aid that one matter in the cjues-
on of county division that had been lost sight of was the trans-
ibing of the county records for the new county.
This, he said,
ould mount up to a large sum, at least $10,000, and possibly up
-
$ 15,00"
He said he hail information from a Mend man who
aa willing to make an affidavit, that he had been informed by
"ominent Mend boosters that the Mend people intended to build
court house costing at least $150,000 in the event of county di-
taion carrying for the proposed new county of Deschutes.
Mr. Kelley of I’rineville, rend a list of data he had carefully
•thered in regard to expenses of conducting the proposed new
tun ties, which showed that taxes would I n * greatly increased all
round I f county division carried and two new counties were
irved out of Crook county.
Report of Committee on Organization
The Committee on Organization, By-Daws nnd Rules made
teir r e p o r t , which was adopted. The name of the organization
> be th« "( 'rook County Ixiwer Tax longue,” and the orgnnizn-
on to consist of a president, vice-presidents to be selected by the
resident from «*ach precinct in the county, nnd a secretary-treas-
rer, the above officers to hold their positions for one year. Meet-
igs to !>«• held annually for the el«»ction of officers and the trnns-
ctlon of other business; president to call sp«*cial meetings when
eemed necessary; every taxpayer in the county eligible to mem-
ership upon the payment of the regular fee of 50 cents; prt»si-
ient to appoint nn executive committee of five members to con-
luct th«- business of the league.
Non "nations Iteing in order for office of permanent president,
V. S. Rodman was nominated, but respectfully declined. W. F.
<ing of I ’rineville, was nominated, who also declined.
C.uy E.
)ohson president of the Redmond Bank of Commerce was then
lominated and unanimously elected.
J. B. M«*ll of Prinevflle, was unanimously elected secretary-
reaanr< r.
Pr. sident Dobson stat«*d he would appoint the vice-presidents
)f the organization at a later date.
Th e IsKiks for membership were opened nnd nearly everyone
At the nutting paid their fee and became a member of the league.
AH through the meeting intense interest was taken in the
ings, and the intention of the organization is to get every
ltw a p ^ c r in the county who is in favor of lower taxation to join.
His Farewell Sermon
Here Next Sunday
It e v . AA . K . H a g a n AA III I 'r e a r h a l th e
41.
K.
C h u rch
Sunday
F o re n o o n
and E * r u in g . A u g u *t 3 0
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be g iv e n at th e M K . c h u f c h h e re
n e x t S u n d a y , th e o c c a sio n b e in g th e
f a r e w e ll s e rm o n o f R e v W . K . R a ­
g a n . w h o le a v e s th e f ir s t o f S e p te m ­
b e r fo r M ic h ig a n :
F o re n o o n S e r v ic e ,
II
A r r o r d ln g io a n o p in io n re n d e re d
by A t to r n e y O e n e r a l C r a w f o r d a t th e
re q u e st o f J o h n P H o u s to n , c le r k o f
M a lh e u r c o u n t y , th e c o u n ty c le r k s o '
th e v a r io u s c o u n tie s o f th e a ta fe
m u st
rlo a e r e g is t r a t io n h o o k s 15
d a y s p r io r to g e n e ra l e ltw tlo n In o r ­
d e r th a t th e r e g is t e r s f o r th e pre-
r l n r t a m a y be fo r w a r d e d In a m p le
tim e to th e e le c tio n b o a rd s
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t r a t io n b o o k s s h o u ld c lo se 10 d a y s
b e fo re a g e n e ra l e ls r t lo n a n d 15
d a y s b e fo re a s p e c ia l e le c tio n
T h is
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by
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A t to r n e y
G e n e ra l
h o ld « th a t th e
b o o ks s h o u ld be d o s e d O c to b e r 17 .
The Circuit Court Jury
Panel for Sept Term
K o llo « Hue Id s ! o f J u r o r * H a v r l i r e «
C a lle d lo K e p n r t
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C . W F o a t e r . P r ln e v llle .
Jo h n F e rg u so n . B en d .
H a v e M ille r . S la te ra .
C h a a U lllo n . M a d ra s
C h r ta K a a a , M a d ra s .
F r a n k S t r a n g la n d . G a t e w a y .
J a m e s F u l l e r . M ill C r e e k .
G u y S e a rs . K ed m o n d .
J . W . H o w a r d . L o w e r B r id g e
J H Iti- u tc . U m o n t a
D a n M cO a d e . M a d ra s .
H a rv e y H a r r is . R ed m o n d .
C . F S m it h . t-a m o n ta .
G W . W ile y . P r ln e v llle .
K d w ln G r a h a m . G r a n d v ie w .
L,. K T h ro o p , P a u lin a .
N . P W e ld e r. B e n d .
AA'm. F a r r e l l . G a t e w a y .
8 S B la c k . A a h w o o d
W I P ta h m a n . M ill C r e e k .
F . O M in o r, B e n d .
W K S a n d e d , l- a ld la w .
C o le E . S m it h . B e n d
G . M T e lf e r . A a h w o o d .
G eo B W o o d *. G r a n d v ie w .
S . D P e r c lv a l. G a t e w a y .
Ja m e s H u rt . G a te w a y .
G . A . B r a d le y . R e d m o n d .
W . C . M rQ u ia to n . B e n d .
F . M M c C lIn t lc . M a d ra s .
J . N B H a r k in g , l- a ld la w .
O 'c lo c k
S in g in g . No 2 5 » .
A p o s tle s Crw>d
P r a y e r , by p a s to r.
S o lo , M rs A d a F u l l e r R o b e r t*
H e a d in g th e S c r ip t u r e
A n n o u n c e m e n t a n d o ffe rin g .
S in g in g , No 2 5 0 .
S e rm o n , s u b je c t “ In R e m e m b e r-
a n r e ."
H o ly c o m m u n io n .
Ile n c d lc t lo n .
K i e n ln g S e r v ic e * . S O 'c lo c k
S o n g . No 2 9 5 .
S o n g , N o. 2 1 2 .
P r a y e r , b y R e v . Ito te n .
s o lo . M r* C i i I r v i n
H e a d in g th e S c r ip t u r e * . J o h n 14th
R e v I .. A . H e d g e s
K v e n ln g o ffe rin g
S e rm o n b y th e p a s to r, s u b je c t ;
" S h a ll W e l.lv e A g a in ? "
R e p o rt o f th e y e a r .
S o n g . No. 3 43.
Ile n e d lc tlo n .
Rattlesnakes Found in
the City of Prineville
M any
Taxpayers who are in
T h e B u g W h ith e r goest th o u , b ro th ­
e r? T h e C r ic k e t —W e ll, y o u 'v e h re rd o f
th e c ric k e t on th e h e a rth ? T h e re a in 't
no m ore h e a rth s aro und here, so I'v a
gut to e m ig ra te .
O n * of Th e m .
H a v e A ls o It c c n K ille d In th e
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AA f a t h e r B r in g * T lit-m t in t
P r ln e v llle J o u r n a l
R a t t le s n a k e s
a re m o re co m m o n t h is y e a r th a n e v e r
b e fo re .
T h e y h a v e been k ille d
by
th e d o ze n s a t M c K a y nnd a g re a t
m a n y r ig h t In th e d o o r y a r d s .
O ne
lilg fe llo w a s y e llo w a s gold w a s k i l l ­
ed on M c K a y
m o u n ta in
re c e n tly
S e c r e t a r y C a ille k ille d o n e n e a r th e
f a i r g ro u n d s a fe w w e e k s ag o .
He
4Vllll«»--Pa, w h a t a re th e rro e ltle e o f
w a s g o in g u p th e d it c h to t u r n th e b a rb a ris m ? P a - H a v i n g th e b a rb e r c u t
w a t e r In . an d s e in g a p la n k n e a r th e you and then c h a rg e you a d im e fo r
h a n k p ic k e d It up a n d th e r e la y th e « tic k in g p la s te r.—C h ica g o N e w t.
LOWER TAXES
should join the
Crook County
Taxpayers’ League