Crook County Journal.
CODNIY OFFICIAL l'APEK.
THURSDAY, MAKCH 20, 1902.
14 Nt 10 o'clock a.
County Court lroreeilin.
The Commissioner's Court conven
ed on Wednesday March 6, with
County Judge W, C. Wills, Commis
sioners David Templeton and H. .1.
llealey, Clerk J. J. Smith and Sheviff
W. C. Cnngleton jiresont. The fol
lowing proceedings were then had.
Iu Hie matter of tha resignation of j 2tst day of April 191)2,
J. H. Lafolleit from the election j eil March 6 1902.
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aim coiisiuereu. isiie piwi oi ntnu , '0K 8ALK OR TRAUli A g..ml kin..
submitted, bond liled and approved, bury plana) tnwn uil very little, tur ! or
Viewers are' appointed as follows: I, ; tnulu. Hun of bams and ultra In
V. Snear. Samuel Collins and Marion ,mi I?'""- lrtioulr. apply to W.
. .1,! ro .1 ti KiiK, n( I'llliiantt Kiinf, I'l'lm-vili.t, Or
diij'ivt.ii. viMiirq jitii'n PMIMVI
or. bum viewer and snrvejor to
meet at plane of beginning on April
tiKNKRAI, AllKNfH Wantkii to It'll I'n.f,
Jiiaiij h .Mnuu,.tiu Oiiihs. tin y rmiiuvs i Ian
ilrnli", euro Ht,;j allini'litii mid olifuli falling
Sail', ait. lintiwniiiliiililti and will link I.i-hj.W.
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Iii the mattir of tho petition of . num. h, ni l..r t.,rm. Oniiiit (nix tyli
T.Davenport et al for county road: jV,w!" li l lUtwrnii Comb
, . " , ,, . ! "' '''""'iii'ins lullut umiii mo lioth 7"io.
i eiiuou reau auu me, louowing per- 1 nte ttkuy, Manmo Uoiub Co., Pekiii, 111,
sens appointed viewers; Frank For
est, D. A. MuPowell and John liar
ris; Chill ies Graves, surveyor; to meet J
nt place of beginning on Monday the 1
Bond approv-
l-jiird of McICay precinct No, 7. Or
dered that resignation be accepted
nd that I. W. Spear be mid is hereby
appointed to fill said vacancy.
In the mutter of the appointment
of a justice of the pence for Cross
Keys precinct: O.dered that E. U.
Hotter be and is hereby appointed jus
tice of the peace foi said precinct.
In the niattor of the appointment
of a justice of the peace for Summitt
precinct: Ordtred that W. J
Schmidt be ana he is hereby appoint'
ed justice for said precinct.
In the matter of a change in the
county road as prayed for in the pe
tition of N. A. Ken-bill: Eeport of
viewers showing that petitioners were
not satisfied with the route taken by
said petition it is ordered that no
further proceedings be taken in the
matter and that the same be dismiss
ed; petitioners to pay all costs in the
proceedings.
In the matter of the application of
W. H, Grizzle for cash to prove up on
homestead: Warrant ordered drawn
in favor of J. J. Smith for the sum of
18.
in the matter of the appointment
of a justice of the peace fur Kutcher
precinct: Ordered that U. S. Cowries
lie and he is hereby appointed justice
-for said precinct.
In the matter of the petition of D.
F. Steffi ot al for the antiliuent of the
appointment oi M. c Awbrey as a
member of the election board for
Bend precinct: It appearing from
affidavit of date ot March 3 1902 on
lile in this court, made by M. C. Aw
brey before M. E. Brinit notary pub
lic, that M. C Awbrey is now and has
been a resident of Bend precinct for
past fifteen years, the prayer of D. F.
Steffa et al for his removal is refused.
In the matter of the petition of
Robert Smith for ferry license on the
Deschutes river: Petition refused for
the reason that the land on the west
side of the Deschutes river is vested
in private ownership and that proper
notice was not served. And further
that U. S. Cowle3 by voluntary ap
jwarance ha signified by his petition,
duly presented to this court, that he
desires to avail himself of his right as
owner of the land to establish a ferry
and collect tolls.
In the matter of the report of W.
T. Davenport, road supervisor: Ee
port approved. Supervisor allowed
$fj6 and warrant ordered drawn in his
fi-vor for that amount.
In the matter of the report of Hen
ry Grimes road supervisor: Super
visor allowed $22 and wai rant order
ed drawn in his favor for said amount.
Clerk directed to notify supervisor to
collect delinquent road taxes forth
with by placing the same in the
hands of the sheriff for collection if
necessary.
In the matter of the wrongful as-;
eessment of the Baldwin Sheep 4
Land Co: The Court having uxam
amined the application, but having
been fully advised in the premises by
the attorney for the state, deem the
application should be made to the
sheriff of the county ashy law pro
vided for the relief therein prayed
for, and therefore refuse to act in the
mutter at this time.
In the matter of the application of
V. S. Cowles foi ferry license on the
IHwchutes river: Prayer of petitioner
refused for the reason that this court
lias no jurisdiction overland upon a
government reservation and for the
further reason that Robert Smith by
petition presented to this court hiin-1
isolfn. rs to establish a ferry on tfje
premUs.
In the, matter of the petition of:
Andrew Morrow et al to vacate a part j
of the Lone Fine road: Petition read
In the matter of the resignation of
J. M. Montgomery as election judge
in Montgomery preornct: Resigna
nution accepted and ordered that G.
W. Dodsou be and ho is hereby ap
pointed to (ill did vacancy.
In the niattor of the protest of
Robert Smith: Application refused
under protest for the reason that U. ' J
S. Cowles is the owner of the land on
the west bank of the Deschutes river! a
0TZ BROTHERS
CONTRACTORS
. and BUILDERS
Plans and Specifica
turns Drawn. All
kinN of wood work,
Shop nt Harbin's. Planing Mill
f RINEVIblsE, OREGON
Settle lip.
oersons Knowing fhimnu-tfl m.
at tne place ot lan.l.ng of the ferry (Whk t , lirn, of Be & Q
applied for and it would require a leg
al notice to be served on said U. S.
Cowles and said legal notice was not
given.
In the matter of the resignation of
J. E. Roberts as judge of election for
Bear creek precinct: Resignation ac
cepted and C. H. Dealcy appointed to
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, , . , Have yon steii those new Art Souiu-es
In tha nialtnii f .1... :.. . : I I
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E. S. Dobbs as judge of eletiou iu pro- -
cinct No. 14: Resignation accepted
and J. F. Miller appointed to fill va
cancy.
In the matter of the wrongful as-
wiH pli'use call and settle its we do
not intend doing any credit business.
Stewart & Co.
I ne otttitai Kcrii in Ut.U. A. ChtiH it
tin well kuim-ii in this country to lined
any praise lie can always be found at
111 imiI stand, next door to the First
National Bunk. Glvs him a call.
Contipucd on page seven.
Night Wa Her Terror.
'I would cough nearly all niht
long," writes Mrs. Chaa. Applegate, of
Alexandria, Iud , "and could hardly
get any sleep. Iliad consumption o
liad that if I walked a block I would
cough (rightfully and spit blood, but,
when all other medicines failed, three
fl.00 bottles of Dr. King's New Dis
covery wholly cured me and I gained
58 pounds." It's absolutely guaran
teed to cure Coughs, Colds, La Grippe,
Bronchitis snd all Throat and Lung
Troubles. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial
bottles free at Adnmson A Wiunek
Co.'s drug store.
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Seneral
-DEALERS I.N-
erohcindise.
SISTERS, OREGON.
We have Juat received a full lino of jCadiot wrappers
and gloves. . We also have a full line of Sent) emeu's
and jCadies' Sioss.
Bry Soods, Srcceres, Jfardwarc.
Radios' and Sents' furnishing Soods
Cxamine our Stock
Call and
CHAMP SMITH.
KOM CLEEK.
Cyrus, the Jeweler.
Watchas
docks
Silvorwara
Spectacles and
go Slassos
Society Cmblems
Violin flows
m
and Strings
9Ifachino and
flicych Oil
Wfandolins
Sftanjos
Jfarmonicas,
St
c.
Largest and bust assortment of nie;tiicli's in the
city. Fine rctmiring a f pvottilty.
Work wnt in bv mail or ntne driver will nwlve
prompt uttontiim. Sewing Butchine I'ltmned
and repaired.
Main street opposite Salomon's Store.
Priaeville, Oregon.
ill WA
Fireproof building, 00x300 feet, is now
ready to handle Merchandise, Wool, uto.
HAUL Y0U8 FREICHT TO SHAKIKO
-DE A I. Kits JS-
Coal, Flour,
Lumber, Wood,
Hay and Grain.
Special Attention given to wool trade. First-class baling
mid grading facilities. Also stock yaws, latest plans.
All Modern 'Improvements for Ilaiidlmu: Stock.
PHOI'KfETOltS:-
f Fkisch .t Co., Hankers. Tha TJilles.
Mooiik Hltos , 1) inkers, M, ro.
W, Loan. Th Ddl-s.
LB. F. Lai-oauk, Tito Di.llis.
A. M. KELSAY, General Manager.
PrinevlIIe-Shaniko
Stage Line.
DAILY BETWEEN PSINEVILLE AND SHAKIKO.
-SCHEDULE,
Leave Shaniko, 6 p. m.
I-ave Prinevilll p. m.
Arrive rrineville, 6 a. m.
Arrivo Shuniko, 1 a, m.
Wines, Liquors,
Domestic and
Imported Cigars.
"""w'" - pASsENQER AND
First class accommodations
for the traveling: publi .
FREIGHT RATES REASONABLE
The Celebrated
A. B. G. Beer
Always on Hand.
4damson & Winnek Co., Agents.
G. M. Cornett, Manager.
Proprietors of the Prinerille Soda Works.
two JJoors rionth of Tli'T'J TTV7 ' 1 71 T ITT
m . r . . . . II ' IV ! ! TV' i!
first JNational Hank.
iPowell d Cyrus, (Proprietors.
Zf.i ; . m 0 ri
t,oi ana oia JiatflS. Prinevill. Or,
Luiioesviiperi
Frjish awed Shingles $2.75
per m.
at SMIPP'S.