County Court
CotitiriurJ Irom Brut t'U.
inti thu jK-titl.m of the 1'rlnevllle
I.lKht & Water Co.. with the excep
tion that this company, shall tiiain
tuin a 10-cuncllu power Unlit on
Crooked rlvur hrhlice ahout half
mile went from I'rlnovllle.
0. W. Iloper of Ireland precinct
wu granted a liquor license.
AlU-rt 0. Udd was granted a
i(luor llcenae for Mack Uutte pre
cinct. Regarding the Klmer W. I'erahall
county ruad. After due consider
ation by the court the petitioners
were excused from the payment of
the cohU connected with aaid roada.
The import of tho U.J. Kiirly et
al road were ordered aent to the
district attorney for his opinion an
to their validity.
The petition of Ceo. Monner et
al road u denied In accordance
with the opinion of Jhe district attorney.
The petition of Frank F. Flwh et
al for county road waa contigued
lpeaue of defective notice of post
Inif. Action on tho F.. A. Knotta et al
petition for county road waa con
tinued on account of a defect in the
description of aaid proposed road.
J. II. Davla et al petition fur
county road waa continued because
of defective notice of posting.
Wrongful assessment. The fol
lowing named person have been
wrongfully assessed for the year
I'Jll, for the sums set opposite their
namea; and the sheriff, under the
provinion of the atatuto, haa re
mitted aamc:
T FMcCalliHter $101 25
F A Uwton 7 6S
W II Cook
Frank L Davis 4 00
KW Nelson -
W A KUis 10 00
Semi-annual atutement of K. L.
Jordan, county treasurVr, from
April I, 1912. to Octoler 1, VJ12,
la approved aa apparently correct.
The petition of Karl B Houston
asking for the position o! lnector
of timber cruising in Crook county,
ia hereby continued. Said applica
tion la ordered (lied for reference.
The resignation of M. K, Strat
um as constable for Haystack pre
cinct la accepted.
The Hampton Valley Develop
ment Association' request for the I
establishment of a voting precinct
in or near sec It!, tp 21 south, range
19 east, waa continued until the
time prescribed by luw for creating
voting precincts.
The jH-tition of the Interior Ware
house Co. for a license to store
grain in a warehouse at Madras
was continued because it did not
comply with sec G045, L 0 L.
Further action ia continued until
the next meeting of the court.
The applications of Fannie K.
Gnge and R. I'. EHinger for rebate
on taxes wrongfully assessed were
granted. County clerk ordered to
draw warrants for 120 and $27.H4
respectfully, being the amounts of
such wrongful assessments.
A petition for the incorporation
of the city of Metoliua, containing
a description of the territory in
cluded within its boundaries, also
documentary evidence that up
wmls of 50 persons reside and are
inhnuitanta or the district, it is
therefore ordered that an election
be held according to the statute
covering the incorporation of towns
and cities; said election to be held
on December 3, 1912, at the Cwv
mercial Club rooms.
Rebate, on taxes. The following
rebates on wrongful assessments
were allowed by the court:
Hattie S Cyrus $ 9 95
Omer Cyrus 11 40
John II Grant estate 12 50
C. Pederson et al county and D
Federson county road,, Clerk or
dered to forward all papers rew
tive thereto to district attorney for
his opinions as to their validity
County clerk reported the pay
ment of $207.50 bounty on 140 coy
ote scalps and 22 bob cats front
feet. They were then reduced to
ashes in accordance with the statute,
The report of G. E. Woodward
county superintendent of bridges.
was received. It covered the new
steel bridges over" Crooked river at
Prineville and at May fluid. Paid
bridges were constructed according
to contract, plana ami sH-cillcations
approved by the court. Keiort ap
proved and bridges accepted. Pro
vided that nothing in said rcxirt or
the order of this court shall Ik so
constructed as to in any manner re
lease or discharge the material man
or contractor from any of the con
dition or liabilities contained In or
covered by the urety bond.
The following old 7-year warrant
wore ordered cancelled, according
to the statute made and provided:
Samuel Dingee .'.$) 20
C A Mile 6 00
C A Barne.. 1 00
LK Allingham 2 00
J W Uira 2 00
Ja Mitchell .22 50
C 0 Bethel 1 00
G R Robert 2 00
Dudley Mayfield 1 00
Harney lwi 1 00
Max Lepage 1 00
ChaVimer 1 00
('has Turner. 7 50
kFL Childcm 1 25
A Davi 2 00
J A Molina.. ' 1 B0 !
John Mulvuhill 3 00
F W North 2 00
II J Horn 1 DO
A Ira Firehill 2 50
J P Vah Houten ..... 3 00
W M Moss 3 00
C Cox 3 00
W KRutter 1 00
CF Delano 1 00
T J Malloy 1 00
MrEBanU 1 50
G S Barne 4 60
Roy J one 1 GO
Jamea Sitherwood..'. 1 90
TSt Michel 1 40
F W Copeland 1 40
W E Stephen 1 90
A Liska 1 50
E G Weisner 1 20
EC Weisner 1 30
T J Dolan.-..; - 1 00
W Hannan I 00
II Fletcher..: 1 00
Viewers' report on Geo. F. Beck
man et al road, R. M. Elder et al
road, O. C. Cardwell et al road ap
proved and said roads declared pub
lic highway. Further artlon in
said matter continued.
An old typewriter waa ordered
to lie sold to M. E. Coleman for 120.
The clerk was ordered to draw
two warrant on the general fund
fo: 12000 each, and one on the gen
eral fund for 1:1000, each payable
to the Merchants National Bank,
r the completion of certain neces
sary road work.
Steel bridges for Springer and
Antelope canvons. Whereas there
is urgent need of safe and suitable
bridges over what ia commonly
known aa the Springer canyon and
over Antelope canyon, near the
Mayfield place, and whereas, the
price of steel has and ia advancing,
and whereas this Court is able to
place an order for future delivery
at former prices, it is ordered that
a contract be entered into to this
extent: For the necessary material
to construct said bridges with the
Coast Bridge Co." for the sum of
$11100 each fob, nearest railroad
point. Contract and bond for same
ordered spread at length upon the
journal of this court
The following claims were ordered
paid :
Willis W ISrown " . 9 00 Rott Ward " 25 )0
kola H I'm in 10 40 Hurry lliirklernan " 12 00
OK Hyde " 2 00 Adolph IIU . 03 20
L T McCoy " 7 40 I.orenue Kfddlng " 2 00
(iarrett Ktncka " 6 80 Mm Chirk Itog.-r " 15 00
I A Jon.- " 13 00 JnineaC am " 11 M
le liiites " 13 00 W M Caveny " 6 00
Jolm Nyliorg " 13 40 B Kerr.ll ' 1100
M J lxuil.-li.on " 13 40 C I) Brown " 17 00
Price Ciwhow " 7 00 FT Sutherland " 17 00
Dave (iriims " J 7 K0 E J Myers " 6 80
Tim Lane ' 10 00 J" Morrison " 17 00
Mrs Tim Uw 10 00 l-Wy OuU hlll " 15 40
CUKeeler ' 14 00 M K GmU-IiIII " 15 40
!, I, Vox " ' 0 20 Mm C William 39 00
CFNIawongrr " 20 J W Ie .." 2 00
(iJIUoi'k " .... i 20 T K McAllister ' 4 09
C 1 Boaell " 9 20 1 II Wludom " 2 00
H J Overtoil " 9 20 " W Ward 2 00
lOlmer Nlawong.-r " 9 20 W Wiley " 2 00
M M Davenport " 12 00 Til Jones " 19 00
Young . " 13 00 C M Klklim " 2 00
Hay Harvey " 13 40 " w Myton 2 00
Clrm ISrowu " 12 00 OTCrru Juror. 19 20
Kd Wyiitt ' 12 00 w C I-avltt " 2 00
Fred Catnpljell " 22 00 James Allen " 2 00
JuhnMoader " 22 00 Taylor " . 2 00
I, K Murgan " . 22 00 w J Vandervert " o 2 00
K II Conant 16 00 W W Brown " 2 00
WCIeavltt " 12 00 Continued on next page.
Doctors Use This for Eczema
Tr. 5na. Ei-CoprmfMlonT of HUlh,
: "I hr la slmoat no rlitlon l
twn akin dlMia and tha hlwl." Th
kin iriunt b cur.-d thronKli the skin.
TUm irrm muat b w&jhd out, and ao
aalveaj hnva Innf " hn found worth-l'-a.
Th irtQut advanc-d -hyal'.ana of
thlaooiinlryaranow acraad on thla, and
ara praurllilna: a waah of winterxren.
thrmol and othr Inirrftdlrntfl for kkidi
and all othar akin di"a. Thla com
pound la knows aa UXi.U. fraacrlpuoo
for lcaama.
Dr. Holma. tha w!l known akin p
rlallt wrltva: am convinced that lha
l Ij.U. frracrlptlon la aa much a iaciuo
f-,r rcKma aa nulnina for malaria. I
hara bean rf-acrtt)na; tha H.V.U. rpmady
for yara" It sill taka away tha itca
Uia Inatant you apply It.
In fact, we ara an aura of what D.D D.
will do for you that wa will ba (lad
to Irt you hava a II boltla on our ruar
antfta that It will coat you nothing UD
laaa you Bod that U docs tba ura
.The Wlnnek Company, I'rlnevllle, Or.
HIllH SCHOOb FUND
Adamson &. Co, sundries 7 20
Crook County Journal, print 20 10
Wlnnek Co, mdse 58 00
rrtiie vllle PrnnlnK Mills - 73.50
I.lnimm & Co, nidse .... 10 54
PI.&W Co 36
EHtes Short, sawing wood.... 9 00
Miss Conway, Salary Sep.Oct 222 22
Miss Gltchel ' 222 22
MIhs Herman " " " 222 22
E E Evans , " " " 222 22
J W Smith " " " 200 00
E I. Coe ' 2S3 S3
J W Smith, mngazlnea, etc.... 10 SO
E L Coe, books, medals, etc... 15 20
W F Klng& Co, mds :. S5 9'
Jordan & Co, ' IS 25
Ploncor Tel & Tel Co 13 00
(1KMCKAI. Ft' NO
C E Park grnnll juror 16 40
L H Root, " " .
G VV Slay ton
T F McAllister
J W Demarla
M S May Held
O B Oray
Bldwell Crane
Wm Moore,
John Bayllss
H L P,rlday
Lee Luwler
19 20
. " 12 90
' " 14 00
I " 14 00
" 15 20
II " 17 00
witness 10 20
9 00
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Gormley, The Tailor
Tailoring
Hluw, brown Purple, and Urara just
arrived". Moat select assortment of popu
lar ahaUri lor mens winter wear, tailored
to your order and built to your Bgnre. Yon
choote the cloth. Fit or no sale. Sample
Suits lor sale, ready to wear, $16.50 to $40
GORMLEY, The Tailor
PIGS
FOR
SALE
Registered Duroc Jerseys. All
old enough for service. Pigs are,,
at the W. S. Rodman Ranch ad
joining City.
G. A. BRADLEY, -. Redmond
ll.T-tl
III 1 1 FjfH Northwest Ia.no PROouas (0 II 1 1 I
III INTERNATIONAL OMR Y QjJ B
I P0RTIS.N0.0RE. J j I
U NOVEMBER 18.19.20, 1912 L
I FARMERS MERCHANTS ANO STOCKMEN f .
I I I FROM EVERY I I I
I I I POINT IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST WILL BE MERE l! I
I 111 MANY VALUABLE PRIZES Ell
1 ll EXC U R S I O N i f
i I FARES FROM ALL n.UnBM STATIONS 1 ,
Z tM ASK ANY U W l"IH AGENT J
, tTI FOR FULL PARTICULARS JT-
Does it Not Tempt YOU ?
Look over our fine frwh meats any day In the week and
you will find that moat any Joint we offer will tempt
you to huy. Why? I5ecane It sufcireats a sweet and
juicy flavor; the slitlit of It alone Is an appetizer.
Prices always reasonable.
City Meat Market
ft will
Stand
Close
Inspection
IBIS
The Silverware you buy here, both in material and work
manship. Solid Silver and heavy plated ware, suitable
for home use, and extremely fine for presents. .
We would take pleasure in showing you our great
selection in
Holiday Goods
we are receiving every day.
Select you presents early and get what you want, A
small deposit now secures anything you want for holidays
or any other day.
Always first ; and we'll convince you that there
is no use to send away for goods, as our selection is
complete at popular prices.
Crook County Jewely and Sporting Goods Store
L Kamstra, Prop.
Prineville, Oregon
Prineville Flour Mills
We can supply your needs in the
Flour and Feed Line
FARMERS, Don't fail to take
advantage of our
LIBERAL EXCHANGE SYSTEM
Stewart & Carlson
Get this idea of rough, high-proof, strong whiskey
out of your head or it will get you play the
devil with your nerves ruin your digestion.
Why punish yourself.
Cyrus Noble, pure, old and palatable-
bottled at drinking strength.
Sold everywhere and costs no more than
any other good whiskey.
W. J. Van Schuyver & Company, Agents, Portland .