Crook County Journal
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1908
I
Subscription $1.50 rear.
Be Careful How Yoa Vote
For the benefit "I thoo who have i
forgotten or who do not uruW-j
Und the hills that are to tx voted j
upon in the election next Monday,,
we give the following information: i
The first four bills app-aring on
the ballot were referred to the
people by the legislative awvinbly
and conoequently haveleen uj be
fore both houses and have been
duly passed and signed by the
governer, but have been referred to
the people by motion of the mem
bers of the legislature for their
ratification. The second four
measures under the caption "Refer
endum ordered by petition of the
people," appearing on the ballot
that will be in your hands next
Monday were passed in the same
manner as the first four, and have
been called up before the people
for their consideration by petition
of a number of citizens. These
and the first four, or the first eight
measures appearing on the ballot
have been up before the duly elect
ed legislators and have been made
laws by them and been duly sign
ed by the governor, therefore you
will make no great mistake in in
dorsing the action of the legisla
ture of the state in voting "yes" on
all of them, for it is only reason
able that these men who have
made a study of the matter have
done what they thought best tor
their constituents.
Those of the measures labeled
"Proposed by Initiative Petition,"
however, are of an entirely differ
eat nature and should be voted
upon according to the knowledge
of the voter as to their wisdom to
become laws. Many of them are
unfit and will no doubt be rejected
if passed by the people and sent
to the legislature for the consider
ation of that body. It is of the last
amendments on the ballot and not
the first eight measures, that it has
been said, vote "No" on all of
them and make no mistake, and
this may be good advice. In the
opinion of Dr. Belknap, who is a
member of the legislature, none
but numbers 316, 332 and 334 are
of sufficient merit to be recom
mended to the legislative assembly
County Commissioners
MAT TERM
bills allowed. Continued from
last week.
Frank Elklns, services render
ed by J D Mays 3 00
Glass & Prudhomme election
supplies 133 01
Elizabeth L Lang, compiling
list of lands 6 90
Warren Brown, stamps 3
Menefee and Wilson, filing brief
in the Supreme court
in Johnson case vs Crook Co 10 00
A Ji Bohn, to ptg 22u brief and
cover 30 copies 23 SO
The Oregonian advertising 17 50
J F Dell, care of pauper 142 50
J H Reams, express 3 10
Register Burns Land ofhee. ab
stract of land 30
J Strain, wrongful assessment 8 33
A C .Sanford. mdse for road 13 60
J L Luckey, justice fees 17 X5
Dr Edwards, witness fees 1 50
Susan Turner. " " 1 50
Nettie Turner, " " 1 50
Mrs Jones, witness fees, milage 2 50
Bessie Jones, " " 2 50
HJ Edwards, " " 'i 'O
Cora Jones, " " 4 3
Jo Elliott, " " 5 0
Mrs Jo Elliott, " " 4 30
Leslie Johnson, " " 5 00
C A Miller. " " 3 :
John Kaglin, " " 3 50
Ed Raglin, " " 3 50
T H Bnchanan, " " 1 50
C C O'N'eil, justice fees iiKjuest
J M Stuart 5 00
D A McDowell, witness fees and
milage 1 00
John K Helfrich witness fees,
milage 1 60
Avlette Tetherow, witness fees,
milage 1 fiO
David Weaver, wit fees, miliige 1 (K)
W M Davis, " " 1 00
O C McDowell, " " 1 i0
O G Collver, justice fws 7 20
O G Collver, constable fees 7 90
John Peck, wit fees, milage 2 50
Pearl Peck, " ".. 2 50
J L Luckey, counting votes
primary election 3 00
Dick Vnndevert, special guard 12 00
John Dillon, special guard 39 00
Frank Elkins, stamps, 'phone 47 74
Frank Elkins, board prisoner 120 59
Frank Elkins, siecial service.... la 00
Mary Hinton, board of Cecil
Wolfer, Suau and Nettle
Turner 04 00
M F Hawthorn, looking after
booths for primary 6 10
Frank Elkins, sheriff's salary ...410 07
Frank Elkins, deputy salary. ...200 00
Warren Brown, clerk's salary. ..300 (X)
Warren Brown, deputy's salary 150 00
W A Bell, judge's salary ll 07
C B Dinwiddle, supt's salary. ..106 67
W F King, treasurer's salary. ..100 00
J D La Follette, assessor salary 106 67
D P Adamson it Co. mdse for
courthouse 4 95
Frank Elkins, expense taking
Cecil Wolfer to reform school 54 80
. Warren Brown, stamps 23 55
A H Lippman & Co, muse, road 5 XX
J W Boone, mdse for court
house 6
Cornett Stage Co, freight 21 20
The W'iiiuol? Co, pauper 25 00
W Innek Co, stationery for
court house 6 20
Rotert Moore, blacksiulthing
for road 127 50
TO REPUBLICAN VOTERS
AX OVKHW'HKLMINU majority of Oregon" voter
tv rvulut ration have formally OivliinM that they
U'lleve in the prinolplo of tiie UopnblU-an Tarty.
Let them now show that they arv hornet by voting
In accordance with their declaration. The Oregon
election come before the Republican National Conven
tiou. Let every Republican voter In the Socoiul eon
irreiwlonal tlixtr'lct nphoM the honor of the republican
party In Orviron ami strengthen the influence of Orvjron's
delegation In the national convention ly voting for It.
M. Cke for Tniteil Stnten Senator and W. It. F.lli for
Heprettentative in Conjnvw. If either of thene Republican
nominee fail of election the prlnmrr election v(oin will
be discredited and a return of bo rule will N Invited.
The rxd name of Otviion' voter' will tie smirched and
Onion's delegation to the National convention will lie
placed In a huiniltatbm position. For the effect It will
have on the November election It I Imperative that the
Kcptiblicau nominee iu the June election shall 1k eleetitl
by an overwhelming majority. A a liellever In the
principle of the Republican Tarty It I your duty to 1h
nt the poll June 1st, and vote for Take and Fill.
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE
E. H. FLAGG. Secretary W. F WILLIAMSON, Ckairmaa
Tiomvr Telegraph 4 Telephone
t'o, phone rent 8 (
O U Collvt, registering voters.
coutntng vote etc 14 ?)
?hu & Trudhomme, election
mipplieo June election S4 -w
C and M A Robinson, mde
for road 8 92
L McCulloeh, adjusting as
sessments ?.I3 82
; B Hockenberrv, principal
high school 225 00
Conlolla Steven, teaching high
hool 240 00
R M Acker, teaching high school240 00
"atherlne V Conway, teaching
htirh school -'4ti w
David Tlckett, jan high school 0 00
Belknap & Edwards care of
county poor ii wi
M E Brink, restraining XI c-
Neely from moving court
house 15 00
C B Dinwiddle, traveling expns 66 00
C B Dinwlddie, stationery, ex
press, stamps, etc 1 i
Clifton & Cornet, tudse for poor 10 55
Guy Sears, rhaiuman C D
Swanson road 2 00
D Swanson. axman 2 00
D A Yates, chainman 2 00
W R Brown, chainman 2 00
Rock Robinson, chainman 3 00
W Livingston, " 3 00
S E Gray, " 1 00
W Livingston. " 1 w
Christel Hartman, marker 4 00
Scott McLean, chainman S 00
1 D Brown, " - 2 w
Tillman Reuter, " 6 00
W G Stiles, " iu ou
B C Low. " W 00
Rav Gerklng. marker 10 00
C C Bennett, axman 10 00
F E Dayton, guide 10 oo
J W Elliott, viewer i 00
J L Luckey, justice fees 5 35
F T Redmond, juror..
8 IX)
J H Jackson, "
8 00
9 00
L E Prickett, "
J W Meredith,
J B Cochran. " .....
9 00
9 00
9 00
9 50
8 00
8 00
8 00
8 00
8 00
9 00
10 00
4 20
20 00
12 00
6 00
17 so
20 00
it; oo
23 00
. is ao
19 oo
25 W)
, 23 00
James Whelpley "
J R Rannells,
John Tuck, "
FL Bicker, "
Milo Covert, "
C W Ehret, "
H D Spencer, "
R M Bishop.
J P Sumner, "
B A Kendall, "
J W Wilt,
Dan McCarty,
C H Foster,
M Niswonger. "
W R Smith,
I W Si-ar
lEWimer, "
N A Newbill,
G D Milliorn,
C. R Henrv,
H L Friday,
(j W Updike. ".t
C R Mclallin.
J F Weigand,
J L Windom,
Walter Ruble,
J T Park,
F W McCaffery, "
E C Faught,
John Steidl.
Ralph Moore,
H K W Taylor. "
C R Shattuck, "
J F Houston; wit fees
Joe Post, '
Wallace Post, "
J S Smith,
. 31 00
25 00
, 24 00
, 26 00
. 26 00
. 18 00
. 16 00
. 27 80
. 21 SO
. 25 f )0
. 20 60
. i 80
. 9 80
. 7 40
. 15 40
.. 4 00
2 00
Bert Barnes, "
Registration of Voters for Crook County.
PEEf.'ISfTS REP. IjKM. PROM HOC. yHTj T,JTAL Pw:i!".T
PrineviUe . 11 -J" 1 6 5... j Via...
Ashwood 13 2
Bend W 1 ; T2...
Bia k Butte 92 43 2..
Bear Cnwk 1... ; ...
Beaver Creek 32 26 08...
Breeae 13.- J '
Cro Key .4 J2... . ...
Camp Creek. . 23 .9 3 M...
bewhutef 40 23 1 2 ... j ...
Haystack . 26 11 S ...
Hayreek 21 -2 3...
Howard 3 10...
Hardin W .1 -1
Ireland. 6 J - fi2
Johunon Creek 21 18 1 ; .40
Kuteher 150 38 1 10 J 2 206 ..
Laidlaw 64 17 . j 8...
Lamonta 34 7 .1 J 2...j .. .75...
Lyle (iap 37 .4 2 1 IS.J , 55...
Montgomery 20 13 .2... I ...36 ..
M.Kay 33 .... i 61...
Mill Creek 8 II .1 21...
Maury .3 4 2 8...
Newsom 21 22 41...
Powell Butte 39 16 ..15 .3 73...
Redmond 7 2S 1 .4 3 109...
Summit. 3 - I - 1 -
Warmapringfl 1 j -- 1'---
Willow Creek 20 - - -2-l 30 -
TOTALS lm 559 20 74 44 ' -r"d Total. .. 1788 ...
John I VII.
D E tjuakenbusli, '..
J T Houtou,
J II Gray, ..
Tom t) Kelley. "I
Arch Toor, ..
Arthur Sears. "..
Charlev OKetlev "
1 M Blevlns,
Gilbert Lavron, ..
Wes Allen.
Jack Hitching. '
tieorge A Tavlor "
J W Elliott.
Nettie Elliott,
R T Miller,
D Koopman. "..
J W Stanton,
Rov E Grav. .
T II Lafollctte. "
4 IX)
4 00
7 50
14 N)
70
S (H
! 50
.. 15 40
J14 00
12 00
S 00
2 (Hi
2 00
..... 6 00
6 20
10 00
.. 12
17 2v
8 M
lo oo
oo
. 12 oo
So
12 4o
23 6o
24 oo
8 oo
Kin
8 2o
Douglas Lawson ".
W H Elliott.
Fml A Rice,
Melvlu tiillett.
HarrvCthase, "
11 D Dunham.
B Ray.
Ward well Cram,
John Peck,
Pearl Teck.
O G (Oliver, " i oo
Arch Poor, " oo
Terrv Read, " 7 oo
John McPlierHon, " 15
Lee Loore, " 9 4o
J W McCollimi, 14 oo
I" 15 Ueer, 1 oo
P B Stephenson " 2o oo
D A Findley,
Asher MeCollum, " 14 oo
James Wood. " 14 oo
Chester Hollingshead, wit fees 2o oo
Bessie Jones, " 6 9o
Mary Jones, " 6 ito
Cora Jones, i 4o
j A Elliott, " 7 4o
Rols?rt Wilev, " 9 4o
Mary Elliott, " 7 4o
Lelte Johnson, " oo
G W jones, witness fees S oo
Hugh Findlev, " 13 oo
W H Keehn, " 9 oo
Frank Lackey, " 11 0o
H j Edwards, " '. 4 oo
Gille Dlrney, " 19 oo
C C Watt. " T) oo
Keys Hyde, " 2 oi
Rov Sumner, . oo
J T Tunney " 14 o
Frank Elkins, cash paid John
Dillon, jail guard 4o oo
Frank Elkins, chasing R P
Miller 2S 5
P B Doak, dist atty bailiff. 15 o
Wm Warlin.cfo Sam Smith'. sin is oo
W R McFarland, surveyor fee 1 4- in
W F King, road account ... ..!
W F King, high school account o ito
W F King, mdse. court house 21
M B HoekenlK'rry, diplomas ...
C H Foster, registering etc...... 14
Hammond & Stephens Co,
cost of diplomas 21 4i
Bessie jone witness 2 5
W L Harris, " 2:1 o.
W () ( rain, " lo 4
j F Taylor, juror . 22
John Morns, wit fees 26 o
G W Wiley. 13 6
Warren Brown, extra help for
election work l- oi
C W Starr, wit fees 9
Andrew Morrow, ' 13 0
S S Stearns, commissioner fees 66 oi
R H Bnvley. " ". .. !)4 oo
Dave Elliott, care Sam Smith
pauMr 1S1 oo
Win Warlin. care Sam smltri
paiiHT 122 oi
H star
Drilling mactiine Co.
is erecting a plant at
rORTl-ANH. OKl'GON
for the mamu'.ictute of their
world famous
PORTA ULE WELL
PR1LUNV. MACHINES
for water, oil. gas, etc., etc
A moderate mnioant ot
money will eturt yoa in
m profitable lnsine.
STAR PORTABLE
DRILLING MACHINES
hv boon prowl bt
i prowl by
Tc-t to bo
Cormvutvv
The b I he World.
For full particuhit s rvRRnb
ing well orilhntt machine,
tools, supplies, etc., write to
THE STAR DRILLING MACHINE CO.
roctrto, oeeo.
r
AKKOH. OHIO.
Rumor is Unjust
To whom It may concern: It h
come to my knowledge that W. tV
Congleton, candidate for sheriff, I
accused of the burning ot my hay. I
wish to say that such rumor I un
just, for Mr. Congleton mid I have
always Iicen friend.
5-11-31 A. I- Mackintosh.
Seed Oats for Sale.
A few hundred bushels of good
Seed Oat for sale. Apply to Ward-
well Cram, Trlnevllle. Oregon. 4tp
For Sale or Trade
One Jackson Ecliiwe Haystacker,
three Acme Buck Hakes, one 2-lrf
poer Fsirlwuiks-MoriH' irssoline engine.
ill sell or trade. Addo
Eu Slavtmh.
5-2Stf Trineville, Orton.
BASK STATE M EXT.
RrfHiri of the (Vmfi'ftvn vf Tin Firtt
.Vaiowif in I'riturrillr, i thr
SUitt'of (brryin, tit the rltw i) hmimtu.
May 14, l'JOS.
Ht'MHirrt':
In ml diwimU e.lT4 .VI
)verlraft,iec(irfimi unweumi. 12.441 21
". S. Ilonili t ure cireulntin l-'.Soi) U)
Hun. In. SVc!iriti.-. eUv I ,tV) V
riikinrf-hm furniture mil
listiiM l-'.W' -
Due frmt Nati"iml liikii (n4
KriK-rve Aiprtitm ... . V0 m
Due friim StU- l'.anli ami lUnkin ti,5m !I7
I iw fnva, i.iin'.l rvmrve koptU. K'.l!' i
Check and otlirr cah items. , . 4!'
Nti of other National llankn . . . 2,1 W
Fracti"iial pr curn-nfy, mckeli
and ornU '
Latl Most KctiRvi ir I'.ask, vi:
sici r-ii7
Ical-U-mier n .t.i. .. ;I7U 2l.f7 00
Rrlruii'lin fund with I . S.
Trvw'r ('.. of circulti'n) 6U 00
Tot-d
SO
Liability
Capital t.k M in . . 9 SO.W0.no
Surcliw fund M.IMM
I mlividrd inihu, InM "nwi
an I tax? nM IZ.IW Bi
National Bank nnts ontnUildinn lo.siii il
Dividernia unpaid .. 'J.ssn 00
Individual delxwita siiliject to
ch.k 2M.42T
IVmand wrtiticitwiof dit 15,411 2
Total
.-fi,l)7S SO
STATK OK OKKGOX,
County of Cro
f, T. M. IUlpwii, Cahir of the alv
naumi lianic, do noHrmnlyawvar that tnliov
xt.-tt.-mi-nt U true U tint lwt of my know.
Ittle and lehVf. T. M. BALDWIN,
Cahitr.
SnlxK-rilu-d and avorn to before me this
23rd day of May, V.KK.
M K. I1KINK.
Notary I'tihlii'
CokkkiT AtUrt:
Will Wciwwkilkb
farcy W. Fo.itcr V Director
II. F. Allen
0:::: :: :e;:: :e2 1: :e: r.&.m
summer
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Sale
Everything in the store at a great reductirn.
Trimmed Hats, Street Hats, Children's Hats,
more than five dozen to make your selection
from
?!).00 Hats : ' V.b0
7.00 Ilat . .)
ft.OO Hat . r. fa.no
?1.00 Hat - ..fH.0O
t'l.OO Hat t-'.50
12.50 HatM.... U.75
11.50 Hat n.00
i
All kinds
Ribbors
of
45c Klfibon
3."jc Ribbon
25c Ribbon
This offer will last until July 4th and after
that date the store will be closed until the
Fall Opening
Miss Jessie
) PROPRIETOR
3
ni UTiriiTiiiiM n iiirrnn ' air 1 i ii i i n m -yl,pri0m1- i
hmmhi mw ii ' ww
We can demonstrate clothes-value
A stylish looking suit is not always well made, for you know how easily cloth
may be shrunk or stretched with a hot flat iron, and you ought to know if you
don't, how many clothes that are badly made and glossed over in this way
SINCERITY CLOTHES
Are guaranteed and if you are a stranger to this well known line, let us demon
strate to you on your new suit what good workmanship means in the wearing
qualities of GOOD CLOTHES
Wuifzweiier
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CEOOE mm mi
OSFICtRS:
W. A. Booth, Prldnt
O. F. STf WART, Vic Praaldant
O. M. Elkin. Caihler
OIREOTORB:
Booth, 0. M. Elkini.
D. S. Stiwaht
W. A.
Transacts a General
Banking JUisinoss
KxchaiiRo Jknitfht
anl So hi
Collections will re
ceive prompt atten
tion Clearance
'i
I
Flowers and all late style
3."k! per yartl
'. 2 jut yaril
15c per yard
McCallister
E:e: :ct;:: :e
m ciirton cfc cornett
IS
m
is
New Spring Clothing
Our stock is now complete. Before you buy
come and see our line. Prices and quality that
cannot be equalled
fvr
y
St.
I.
Clifton & Cornett
Successors to R. L. Simpson
Deep Well
DRILLING
All kinda of oil and water
well drilling done, Any depth
and, any size hole.
For terms
write to
G. N. RUDY,
125 Ovorton Htretit
Portland, Oregon
Bring your job printing to the Journal
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Another Shipment just
received direct irom the
wholesalers
'The very latest thing in
millinery can now he seen
at our millinery parlors
Cm ma SProso
Oppoiito The Redby
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