County Court
Continued from first page.
tricts 14 and 15. Court order
Henry Kock in district 15; Frank
Buchanan and Je8 Yancy in d is
trict 14; W J. Schmidt and Kiruble
and Black in district 16 to turn
over all road tools and material in
their possession to Dave Grimes,
In the matter of justice of the
peace for Beaver Creek orecinut.
J. H. Dickson appointed justice of
the peace for Beaver Creek pre
cinct.
In the matter of the vacation of
certain roada in the city of Bend.
Final order vacating certain coun
ty roads in the city of Bend.
In the matter of cancellation of
certain warrants. Clerk instructed
to cancel warrant No. 1741, class
26, for f 100, drawn in favor of Dr.
J, II. Rosenberg.
In the matter of justice of the
peace for Hillman precinct, Ace
W. Benton, residing at Terreboone,
appointed justice of the peace for
Ilillnian precinct.
In the matter of the levy for cer
tain school districts: It appearing
that certain 8ch"ol districts have
not reported a levy for the year
1915, the following levies are made
according to law:
District 3 5
do 11 l
Mills
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In the matter of the budget tor 1915.
On reconsideration of the amounts to
be raised for the year 1915 by taxation
in Crook county, the court finds its final
estimates to be as follows:
Registered road warrants out
standing Jan. 1, 1915, (esti
mated 136,000.00
School fund 38,500.00
High school 13,880.00
General fund warrants out
standing Jan. 1, 1915, (esti
mated) .-. 60,000.00
Repairing roads and destroy
ing weeds 10,000.00
Widows' pensicns 5,000.00
Indigent persons 6,000.00
Circuit court 7,000.00
Justice court 409.00
County Judge 1,050.00
Commissioners 1,200.00
Clerk's office 6,550.00
Sheriff's office 7,000 00
Assessor's office 6,750.00
Coroner's office 500 00
Superintendent's office, in
cluding officer 4,008.00
Sealer of weights and meas
ures and fruit inspector 1,000.00
Tureasurer s office 2,900.00
General expenses of court
houee 4,000.00
Elections 2,000.00
Telephone and telegraph 1,000.00
Watermastcr 1,650.00
Surveyor's office 3,300.00
Expenses of county court in
reviewing roads ? 400 00
State tax estimate 50,000.00
Stenographer of county court.. 200 00
Health officer 1,000.00
County printing 1,000.00
Library fund 500 00
Total general fund 177,058.00
In the matter of the levy for 1915
based upon the above given estimates,
the county court orders the following
tax levies tor Crook county for the
year 1915:
For high school ; 1J Mills
For school fund ;ij do
For roa'l fund 3j ,0
For general fund 15$ do
Making a total of 24 mills,
December Fourth.
Court convened this fourth day
of December at the hour of 9 a. m.
Same officers present as yesterday.
In the matter of the claim of the
city 0 Prineville. Matter of pay
ing ' the aseEsment or cement
walks built by the City of Prine
ville in front of the courthouse
grounds and legal rights of the
county involved therein, referred
to district attorney.
In the matter of indemnity fori
tubercular cattle slaughtered
Hearings in the case of Oeorge
Kissler and Matt Kulesch con
turned until the first day of the
January term, 1915.
In the matter of tho report of
John T. Wheeler. Report of
John T. Wheeler, expert account
ant, auditing the delinquent pay
ments uue ine city ot tfend, ac
cepted.
In the matter of a certain claim
Order warrant drawn in favor of
Luthy and Erickson in the sum of
$30 for building a bridge under
the supervision of R. M. Elder.
In the matter of indigent per
sons. Order a monthly allowance
of $10 per month to until
further order of this court in the
nature of temporary relief.
A. D. Russell vs. county court
of Croos county et al. Clerk in
structed to certify and send to the
circuit court a transcript as re
quired in the order of the judge of
the circuit court of the state of
Oregon for Crook county for Nov.
30th, 1914, on the 14th day of
November, 1914.
Tumalo Project No. 1, county
road. Resolution adopted recom
mending the establishment of the
Tumalo Project No. 1, proposed
county road.
Crooked river county road.
(Paulina, Bear creek and Fair
Grounds roads) Resolution
adopted recommeuding the pro
posed changes in the Crooked river
road.
In the matter of claims allowed
for the general election held Xov.
3,1914. It appearing to tire court
that a number of exorbitant
claims have been presented for
judges and clerks for the last gen
eral election held November 3rd,
1914; ordered that the amount? :
allowed the officers of said election
shall be as follows: When not
more than 50 votes cast, $3; when
more than 50 and not more than
115 votes cast, $6; when more
than 115 votes cast, $9.
In the matter of warrants out
standing against the general road
fund. Ordered that all persons
having any warrants against the
general road fund issued during
the year 1914 for the purpose of
making permanent improvements
on the Bear creek, Paulina, Mc
Kenzie and other roads; and all
persons who procured any of said
warrants for distribution and sale
make a full and complete report
to the county clerk of all sums
outstanding, so that all warrants
not used may be cancelled.
In the matter of the L. S. Rick
ard county road. Viewers' report
read for first time.
In the matter of the renewal of
the bonds of the sheriff et al for
year 1914. Ordered that the coutt
take cognizance of the fact that
the surety undertakings of the
sheriff, county assessor and county
treasurer were regularly renewed
for the year 1914, prior to January
1st, 1914, in the United States
Fidelity and Guaranty Company,
December Fifth.
Court convened this 5th day of
December, 1914, at the hour of 9
a. m. Same officers present at
yecterday.
In the matter of Tumalo Pro'
ject No. 1, road. Preliminary rs
port presented by the county sur
veyor. Order setting the Gtb day
of January, 1915, at the hour of
10 a. m, as the date of hearing on
saiu report. Clerk instructed to
give proper notice to all property
owners concerned.
Jn the matter oi the Crooked
river county road. Preliminary
report presented by the district
attorney. Order setting the 6th
day of January, 1915, at the hour
of 10 a. m. as the time of hearing
on said report. Clerk instructed
to give proper notice thereof to all
property owners concerned.
In the matter of the L. S. Rick.
ard county road. Viewers' report
read a second time, favorable re
port, no objections. Report ac
cepted. Clerk instructed to insue
proper order opening said road as
public highway whenever funds
are available.
In the matter o( the J. G. Ed
wards road and the Frank Irving
change in the J. G. Edwards road.
County surveyor instructed to pre
pare a present ownership map of
all lands involved or concerned in
the location of thoJ.G. Edwards
road and the Frank Irving change
iu the J. G. Edwards rond.
In the matter of franchise for
well on public road. Franchise
granted to John Dagostni to dig a
well, and properly cover the same,
for public uses in thd east side of
the Old Silver Lake road, a county
road, near the Kitchen place.
In the matter of the S, J. Pierce
county road. Continued until
first day of January term.
In the matter of the W. C.
Congleton county road. Con
tinued until first day oi January
term.
In the matter of the George
Millican county roads. Continued
until first day of January term,
1915.
In the matter of the vacation of
certain etreetn and alleys in the
First Addition to Melolius. Or
der vacating certain streets and
alleys in the First Addition to
Metoliu9 approved when there is
filed with the clerk an amended
affidavit of posting notices ap
proved by the district attorney.
In the matter of certain county
roads. C. V. Kirto et al, proposed
county road, petition and other
proceedings referred to district at
torney who reported favorable
thereon. Continued until first
day of January term.
A. L. Henkle et al proposed
county road. Petition and other
proceedings referred to district at
torney who reported favorable
thereon. Continued until first
day of January term.
T. L. Quinn et al proposed coun
ty road. Petition and other pro
ceedings referred to district at
torney who found the same ir
regular. Petition denied.
Jas. Skirving, proposed county
road petition presentrd. Proceed
ings referied to district attorney
who found the same failed to give
the court jurisdiction. Petition
denied. ' "
In the matter of cues to the
Oregon State Association of Coun
ty Judges and Commissioners.
Clerk instructed to draw warrant
in favor of Hon. W. II. Matton,
treasurer Oregon State Association
of County Judges and Commis
sioners, in the sum of 110 as an
nual dues of the Board of County
Commissioners for Crook county.
In the matter of H. C. Topping
license to store grain. Bond pre
sented by H. C. Topping & Co..
warehousemen for a license to
store grain in Crook county, Ore
gon. Bond rejected by court.
In the matter of inventories of
county property. The following
officers of Cronk county presented
inventories of property iu their
offices in inventories dated Dec.
1st, 1U14: Sheriff's office, by W.
Van Allen, deputy; Geo. Brews
ter, water master; J. E. Myers,
chool superintendent; Ralph L.
Jordan, treasurer. Inventories
approved and placed on file.
In the matter of supervisor of
Jistiict 11. Bond of J. A. Gonser
in the sum of $500 as road super
visor of district No. 11" approved
bv court.
In the matter of report on scalp
bounty. Report of Warren Brown,
clerk, on scalp bourtv warrants
issued prior to December lnt, 1914,
approved.
In the matter of the O'Neil
bridge. O. F. Wallenberg awarded
contract to cover the O'Neil bridge
196 feet, 14 foot roadway. Wallen
berg to furnish all material neces
sary to replace lower decking and
relav upper decking at the rate of
$21 per thousand, laid.
In the matter of purchase of a
bookcase. Clerk instructed to
draw warrant in favor of John T.
Wheeler in the sum of $14 in full
payment to him of a bookcase now
in the office of watermaster.
In the matter of the claim of
the city of Bend for tax collection
on delinquent taxes. Certain er
rors appearing in the collection of
delinquent taxes during and in
cluding the years 1905 and 1912,
showing sum of $388 16 due the
city of Bend. Ordered that this
amount be approved as due the
citjr of Bend and ordered paid, but
payment deferred for one year as
not included in 1915 budget.
In the matter of the claim ot
school district No. 12. Certain
errors appearing iu tho tax rolls
during and including the years
1905 and 1912, showing the sum
of $1213.43 due school district No.
12; said claim approved and or
dered paid, but as no provision
for payment of same included in
1915 budget, payment deferred for
one yeur.
In the matter of the report of II.
E. Allen for U. II. Buyley. Re
port of R. II. Allen on special
warrants received by R. 11. Bay
ley and expended by R M. Elder
and W, II. May, received. Report
continued for vouchers.
In the matter of indigent per
sons. Order an allowance of $10
per month to Clerk in
structed to draw said warrants in
favor of Mrs. N. G, Davis 0 Bend
until further orders. The allow
ance to be in the nature of tem
porary relief.
In the matter of county stock
inspector. Petition presented by
J. C. Houston et al; also by I.yn
Nichols asking for the appoint
ment of Lyn Nichols as stock in
sHctor for Crook county. Petition
denied because there is no pro
vision for the payment of the
salary of said stock insjieetor.
In the matter of the petition of
Harvey Davis et al. Petition pre
sented by Harvey Davis et al, it-king
for the appointment of some
person to geld stallions a pro
vided in Section fif33 L. O. L
Petition referred to district at
torney with instructions to give
the petitioners all the help he can.
Report of Roy Newell, uier
visor. Report of Roy Newell,
road supervisor, presented, show
ing $2000 received and an expendi
ture of $1990 01 on the A-liwooj-Gateway
road, balance on hand of
$9 99. All vouchers. Died.
Adjournment.
Teachers' Examinations
Notice I hereby given that the
county HiiieHntendent of Crook
county, Oregon, will liohl the regu
lar examination of npplicuutH for
state certificates ut Prineville, Ore.,
as follows:
Commencing Wednesday, Decem
ber 16, 1914, at 0 o'clock . m., and
continuing until Saturday, Decem
ber 19, 11(14, ut 4 o'clock p. m.
WedneHilay forenoon Writing, U.
S Hlntory, I'liynlology.
Wednewluy afternoon Physloil
Geography, Heading, Composition,
Method In Heading, Methods In
Arithmetic.
Tliurmluy forenoon Arithmetic,
History of Education, Psychology,
Method In Geography,
Thiiredny ufternoou (Iriitiiuuir,
Geography, American Literature,
PhyHlcit, Methods In Language, The
sis for Primary Certificate.
Friday forenoon Theory and
Practice, Orthography, KugllMli Lit.
eruture, Chemistry.
Friday afternoon Hrtiool Law,
Geology, Algebra, t-'lvll Government.
Saturday foreuoou Geometry,
Botany.
Saturday nfternoon General Him
tory, Bookkeeping. Voiim truly,
J. K. Mvkhm,
County Superintendent,
huininons.
In the circuit court of the state of
Oregon for the county of Crook.
Central Oregon Irrigation Com
pany, a Corporation, Plaintiff,
vs.
John F. Smith, Defendant.
To John F. Smith, the above
named defendant:
In the name of the state of Ore
gon: You are hereby required to
appear and answer the complaint
fded against you in the above en
titled suit within Bix weeks from
the date of the first publication of
this summons, namely, within six
weeks from the 10th day of Decem
ber, 1914, and if you fail so to
answer, for want thereof, the plain
tiff will take judgment for the re
lief demanded in the complaint, to
wit: For the foreclosure of the lien
for unpaid maintenance fees on
the swj of swi of section 2,
township 18 south, range 12 JO. W.
M . together with the costs and
disbursements of this suit.
This summons is served upon
v.ou by publication pursuant to an
order made on the 7th day of De
cember, 1914 by Hon.W. L. Brad-
shaw. judge of the above entitled
court.
Jesse Steahns and
F, IOwino Martin,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
First publication, Dec. 10, 1914.
Last publication, Jan. 21, 1915.
iTrofessr.tia Card's,
B1GCS & BIGGS
Attorney (Mil-I.hw
Prineville, Ore.
Lake M. Bechtcll
LAWYER
Crook County Bunk Building
Prineville, Oregon
HOWARD GOVE
DENTIST
Crook County Bank'Building
Bennett, Sinnott & Galloway
Aitorneys-al-Law
General Practice
Tiik Daukh, Ouk.
N. G. WALLACE
Attorney-at-Law
Rooms 3-4-S Kamatra BIJ'f
PrintWIL, Or
J. 11. Hell A. W. Situs
Crook County Abstract Co.
(Incorporated)
I'rlm-vlll, orrgun
Abstracts
Insurance
Prof. A. W. Grater,
Divln Mmilor
Office at renitli'iu-e, flrnt bullae north of
Prinotill. Oregon
J. Treadles l ox
M. It. ('. 8. Knit; oti.l I,. 8, A. (.milium
l.let-in ie On-H'in Htalo Mc.liriil II. mul.
SH-lnli-t In kiuriiry; Hytrin.; All-int-iiliiry
('mini, wonim mid children'
ttlir.n'-. i-t.
OfTlw Htttl rr.lil.-n.-H Tlilr.l ln"-l rti-ur t'ourl
llnu-M. Trl.: llim-rr, full ttnwritl
lironieWy. niuht or J.iy. flmitfo titiKlrtiU
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Belknap & a wards
IPjlyfiaml mud iSurjttm.
(Cuuiiiy rhylulnn.)
t. k." j. nuiTV 7
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S?a Citait
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Cam. AwMtn hwmi lur o Hnin
orrir OS Doon SeetH or A !'
LiRl-y hto. Il'iili om. o n r)-dt-uce
U)lvtli(iit-.
Ortgc
W. A.
HULL
Lawyer
The Dalle
Oregon
&. CllloH,
jority-mt-jam
,
2?.
jCawyar
Crigon.
Willard II. Wirt
District Attorney '
Oilice iu Crook County Park Uldg
I'lttNUvil.I.U OlIKIlON
iunEr iiuiN
Champ Smith, Propr
Imported and Domestic
Cigars
Famous Whiskies
Old Crow; Hermitage; Red 4
Top Rye; Yellow Stone; 4
Canadian Club; Cream
Rye; James E. Pepper;
Moore's Malt.
Porter, Ale and Olympia
Draft Beer on Tap.
i imported Wines and
J! Liquors,
Farm
Loans
For a short time we have sub
ject to our disposal
$25,000
for loans on highly Improved
irrigated ranches in the vicin
ity of Prineville. Lonns to
t for lr,(XK) or more and run ,
from 3 to 6 year, with Inter-,
est at 8 per cent, payable an
nually. We charge a small commission
to be paid by the borrower.
See
A. R. BOWMAN
with Central Oregon Title A
Trust Co. 6 19
Prineville, Oregon
Notice oi liwritT ulo
JW virtu of mi enH-titlon ntul onii-r uf
nil- tUil liy llu'i-lrrk of tlie ctretiit cuurl
ut Hi eoiinty ol Crunk mul Ule of On-Kon
!tilil th tlity ol NovcttilH-r, 1MI4, in r
ii-fiBiii niiii ur m lint In Hi t'ttriiit touri a
lor aii county tool mm, lo r. In A, J w
Kroenvrt, plumlill, rn'iori rnl liulf-iornt V
ifiOii l tin- iiw.-ii.luiu, Tho lirml Milllnn
Wan lioiif runi.oy. a eurnirnlloti, lor
il aiim uf Mml, rinciml, lili Iiii.ti-.i
tlii-rmni hi i In- mt of Iu ei-r inil jn-r mi.
limn Ir on nnil itfo r lint llml iluy ol April,
lin t i,i A iin.ti..Mi,... r... .... I... r.....'
1-nllnr o null; for tl -11 III of f ,';KI, ,rltl .
'il, witli iiiti-r-'t tlirt-oii tiir r'iof M
jxT itiiI irr minimi from ami ltnr llir .'Irtl
.Uy of Mv, o4. ui,. (ii mi, n-y' Iim.
on Ilia iom , uu- o atiit. mul for ttio
aiiin of J.V.UI, (irini i.nl, with Intro-al ilieir.
on nt tli- rat ol n rr r-iil prr tinnnm tiotu
Itin l ull tiny ol May, lull, nn.l l"r uJ t-lorin-v'
In- In hi. third rimar of mil, mot
Uu- (.el. nml itlt'iif.r!tiii!M of ihia mil,
on llo- : i-t linv of Novvlnlivr, IHi4, ,ollr
l lit-ieliy kiVi ii Hint I ttllluli Urn
2Ulk i.ftl Dec. 19U,
nl Hie iinrih front iloor of tli cottriliotiej
In I'rini-vtili', ...nl iimniy nil ti,., nt the
hour ol '.' u'rliH-k Hi tin- nliniMMOi of aunt
iluy, mH nl iullle niii-ttiiti to the IiIkIh-bI
lihl.li-r lor ,-nj.h. tl,c )!, Itiar lpM-r
rwii .n.rrl), .itunli'ii in I'rook eulitity,
On-ifoii, t,n.
llrKliiliitiK a I a point tin Ih (ouliriln) '
of llm notihi-.l itmrpr of Hi Iioilhanat
iiliirtT of aii llon .! tl ton n. Mo IT .oulll
of rmi),- 14 r, W. M., whirl, point I
'il.tH lift aoiilli, ritf rli-Krira, 67 iiiluuim. 41
m-roml wrat from the horlliwri.1 corni-r ot
tli North AiHilloii to lirml, srrorilliiK to
Ihr rn-wiM pint on hie In tlitl!li- of tlm
eotiniy i-i.-rk of i'rook rouiiiy, Or. yon, mid '
I Tlill.llK liM-t aoulll MM. KTK'., M luimitra,
41 M-eoml w.t from tin- oiilhi. rornrr
of tlii. l'oieul.l norlliwrat ipmrti-r of ilio
mirtlipiiai iimrler of art-llun 82 tlieiirti
"H! lirttn-r. : lliillllli-a, 30 Wl'Olliia
wrat .ll.tiiin ol liid.u" fi-rli Ihriirt) north
,M ili-fre, !il Inlmilr.. :t0 a.ron.l. wral
Uilmir nl iu) f,it; tliriit tiorlli its ile.
Krrea, 33 i,,liiiil,-, 30 an-oiiiU ent
tiuir ol r.ii fi.i t, ilirm on a curvpit llm-to
tlm rliilit with rtt.liua ol HM.34 Im-t, ilia,
tiitiro of 7I.'.7 fi-i-t. tlinio miiitlt 111 drprro,
Jli mltlllti-a, il nrron.la nut illalnni i. of
M4..VJ fit-t, tlirl-rn Mitlth :i ilfcti-a, M mlll
tite. :Kj Bi-foml. wl, u iliatmire of 31 ti3
fri t I" the point of Ih-hIiiiiIiik, ti..-thrr
wltti Hi Iriiiiiiaiii, mul Rppurtrtiuiii-i
llieri'iinto Ix lohgiiij; or ill uiiy wim npprr
Hi I nl n K.
I akt n nml li'vie.l upon aa tlr proprrly
oltlm l,. MllluiK A VVuri'hoti.e. eoni
puny, n corporation, tun I 1 will w-ll the
nilil ilraeriinol propi-rly nl linlille tim-lloii,
or o lutli'h lln-rrol u limy lie nn-maiiry to
aillihlV fcltlll tll.ll..l.,t,l Hll.l .1 ,.,..... It. t-.,.,m
of auiil A. J. k rumen, with Inlrrcat llinri-
on anil Urn coma mid diahurapiiit'titk that
have or tnuy ni i-rin-.
KIlAMv KI.KISH, SlirrllT.
Hilled nt l'rinevllli', (Iri-Kon, Novi-lnln-r
i,
1 ly W. K. Vim A Urn, Drputy, 11-0
Notlc for I'ulihcatloa.
Depart nifiir (if tin- Intiirlur.
'. S. I.nlitl Dllit-e nt. The Itiillm. Ore.
Niivelnher 21, 1U14.
Ndtlee Ih hereb.v olveit tlint
Ueverly i:. AmlrewH
nf Held, Orefriiii, who tin Octulier 10,
llHO, in it i liiiiiiexteiul eiitrv No. j
H7.V1I for lotM 1-2 iitnl v)i itw !'4' Hi t- i
tlim !)(), towiixhii) la Hoiiih, rtiutre id
etiHt, Willniin-tte inerlillaii, Iiiih tiled
notice of Intention to itmke liiuil
three yeur proof to i-hImIiIIHi elnlni
to the liiml ahove (Iihi-i1Iiim before
A.H. F(i(ir, 1!. N. coiiinilMHloner, at
Hamilton. Oree-on. on the til h ilnv nf
jMiimiry, 1915.
iltliiiiiiit mimed nn ulfneHKee: V.
A. K(e Him, N. A. ThoiiniH, I', ().
Met ice, of Held, Oregon, n lid Tlioinnw
MeOee, of I'llnevllle, Oi-i'icoii.
H. Fhask WooneocK,
12-3 1 (Timor.
Notice ot I'lanl Setlluiiicut.
Notice In heroliv irtvnn (lint tho
ii'iilcrHlfxncd Iiiim filed IiIn iliml in-.
count im niliiilitlHtriitur of the
(Mill to of Itlchird Meyera, tleceiiMetl,
wtiiMneeiei-K or the eon nty court of
the St lite of Oi-ee-nn f
cotiiity, and the jinlue of mild court .
una hoi, mommy, tim 4 mi tiny ,,f jrl.
miry, lllin, lit, II) o'clock In the fore
noon of that day, mm the tlinn for
heiirlnn nnld fltnil iiceoiint mid any
objectloim that may be niiidn t liere
to, and for iiiiiklnir. hiiuIi order an
limy be Jimt find proper.
Dated thin 2nd (lay of December,
1014. 1C. A. HlJHHICTT,
AdinlnlHtmtor of the CHtate of
Klchard Meyern, (leceiiHed. .
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