Age 2 CROOK COUNTY JOUNAL CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL It Semi-Annual Statement of the Clerk of Crook County, Oregon Guy Lakom.kttk, Editor-Proprtetor Entered t the postofflcs t Prinevllle, Oregon, ss itH-ond class matter. The Journal stands (or th boat Inter ests ol Piinevill8 and Crook Comity. It Independent in iHilitioe. Published every Thursday afternoon. Pries 1.M) per year, pnyablu In advance. In case of change of address please notify a at once, giving both old and new address. mm i RECEIPTS kmmmc Liability in January 1, 1915 $ 86, 322. 93 Taxes and Penalties 225, 075. 20 Fines Court Justice and 35. 00 Circuit . 300.00 j Probate and County Court 220.00 ! Ffees Marriage License 78. 00 I 56es-Recording 1, 928. 25 ! fVes Circuit 691.00 I Fees Sheriff Elkins and 114. 25 Knox 164. 20 Fees Miscellaneous, Marginal Satisfactions, etc. 46. 95 ' Sales-Bonds 425. 00 Sales Miscellaneous. 5 per cent U. S. I-and 366. 68 Scalp Bounties 4 2, 339. 25 ? Interest on Deposits , 2i'6. 71 Warrants Cancelled by Court 10, 249. 95 High School. Sale of Books, etc. 221.30 J County Fair ' 874. 31 Interest on Bonds. School . 3,189.50 1 Bond Redemption 400. 00 Refund Madras Union 22. 72 v Refund. Road Supervisors 266. 92 ! Refund. Deceased Paupers 31. 00 'I Peddlers License 300. 00 ' Institute 30. 34 ) Motor Vehicle 1, 049. 15 I Fees Hunting, Fishing License 1, 283. 00 I DISBURSEMENTS Total Receipts 248, 685. 68 Total Receipts and Balance $ 162, 362. 75 j Roads and Highways 5, 932. 76 i Registration and Election 73. 39 i Sheriff's Office 3, 310. 02 ClerkVOffice , 2,321.36 ? Treasurer's Office 2, 106. 07 I Assessor's Office 2, 159. 25 ) School Superintendent's Office 2, 18156 ; School Annuals 600. 00 Surveyor's Office 856. 01 ' Coroner's Office 91. '60. fesarance 1, 000. 00 County Veterinarian 15.00 Institute 102. 80 Fire Parol ' 174. 41 Circuit Court 1. 656. 64 j County Court and Commissioners 1, 583. 98 Justice Court 418. 55 Juvenile Court . 86. 85 Court House, Cement walks, etc. 1, 452. 55 ,' Insane 27. 65 Pepairs for Old Haynes 64. 50 Widow's Pension 2, 006.' 00 i Relief and Care of Poor 2, 983. 63 ; Bridges 5L7 49 I Jails 243. 69 Publishing Delinquent Tax, etc. 1 . 339. 50 j Sealp Bounties 4, 492. 50 1 High School 7, 875. 52 j Agriculturalist 300. 00 Sealer of Weights and Measures 5870 i' Miscellaneous Expense 1, 041. 69 1 Water Master 656. 25 j Tubercular Cattle 248. 75 jj Total Warrants Issued 48, 008. 18 TREASURERS DISBURSEMENTS J Cities and Towns 10, 523. 22 J County School Orders 26. 241. 70 j Special School Orders . 42, 741. 38 1 Interest on Warrants 2,516.36 ! 1 State Tax 24, 214. 07 In'terets on Bonds 3,243.50 fftn& Redemption 425.00 Miscellaneous Forest Patrol 256. 54 Madras Union 1. 318. 87 j (Tnunty Fair 2. 00 3 Library 2. 66 j Total 111,458. 30 Hunting, Fishing License Remited to State 1, 283. 00 Total Disbursements 159, 466. 48 f Balance on Hand on June SO, 1915 2, 896. 27 Total Disbusements and Balance 162, 362. 75 The most pleasant and agreeable EFFECTIVE laxative known. Syrup of Figs and Aromatic Syrup of Senna To maintain a healthy system the bowels must be Kept open ana regular. I nis is one ol nature wise provision wnicn mmt not De ignorea. Our 1 ormuli has bee n In ue for yean and its efficiency Das oeen inorou miy proven, especially eirecuvs tor uie little oi.es, who enjoy Iti aromatic lute. I'l WHJs.UXl PVROLA GUARANTEE ShonMariyPUROLA Product fail to give KNTIKE satistaction Itiepneepaid will be cheerfully refunded by your local dealer. TWO SIZES, 23 und 50 CENTS D. P, Adamson & Co. The semiannual statement of the county clerk which is printed in another column offers some interest ing figures for the taxpayer. While our file discloses no statement for the same period last year the state ment published at the close of 1914 showed that there were spent for roads and bridges for the year $165, 000 while less than $6,000 has been used this year. Every one of the county offices shows a saving over last year, which amounts to considerable as a total. BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON October 14, 15 and 18 have been sot as dates tor the new industrial fair to be held at Albany. Dallas has spent mor than $19,000 this summer In the construction of macadam pavement. The town of Halfway Has voted bonds of $20,000 for the construction of a gravity water system. Contracts will be let this week for construction of a school at Beaverton, to cost approximately $19,000. Douglas county fair board has de cided to employ an aviator as a fea, ture of the annual county fair. The Colonial Hotel, one of the land marks of Seaside, was partially de stroyed by fire, causing $5000 damage. Union County Taxpayers' League, to promote economy In all public af fairs, was created at a meeting at La Grande. The Apple Growers' .association of Hood River will hold Its annual pack ing school during the week of Septem ber 1318. ' The Wasco county good roads asso ciation was organized In The Dalles by nearly 100 representative citizens of the county. One hundred fifty-five accidents, four fatal, were reported to the state industrial accident commission during the past week. The tournament of the firemen of Oregon City, St, Johns. Camas and Corvallls was held In Oregon City on Monday and Tuesday. After a vacation of a montn the su preme court has reconvened. There are about 350 appeal cases, 170 of which are ready for hearing. Insurance Commissioner Wells has started the distribution of a bulletin on fire prevention, which he hopes will help to decrease the losses In Oregon. The state board of control has ten tatively decided to enter into contract with farmers to grow 1000 acres of flax next year for use in the prison retting plant. A $60,000 steam-electric generating plant to be used as an emergency aux iliary to Eugene's municipal hydro electric plant will be erected in Eu gene this fall. Citizens of Echo will hold a special election September 13 to vote on a $10,000 bond Issue for the construction of a new city hall and a $3000 Issue for the Improvement of the city park. The state board of control has au thorized the parole of Mabel Schooler and Mary Begg from the state Indus trial school for girls and Rexel Shells from the state training school for boys. Preparatory to resuming work on the Tule Lake reclamation project, an appropriation of $6000 having been ap proved by the reclamation service, a party of surveyors has gone to the site. Portland is the center of the light and power industry of the northwest for five days this week, during the eighth annual convention of the North west Electric Light & Power associa tion. Bids are being received and will be opened September 21 for the new sewer system at Forest Grove to cost $80,000. At an election held last week the bonds carried by a substantial majority. The state water board rendered a decision favorable to the Portland Ir rlgatlon company In its fight with the Chawaucan Land & Cattle company regarding water rights on the Chawau can river. The Portland Gas & Coke company paid a 7 per cent dividend on its pre ferred and common stock for the year ending June 30 last, according to a report filed with the public service commission. I will be on a vacation for about two weeks and during my absence Mr. Harvey Cyrus will take my place. He is an old hand at the trade, well and favorably known in this Community, and we know he will de liver first-cla$s work. L. KAMSTRA Prineville, Oregon 1 1 RHEUMATISM ARRESTED Many people suffer the tortures of lame muscles and stiffened joints because of impurities in the blood, and each suc ceeding attack seems more acute until rheumatism lias invaded the whole system. To arrest rheumatism it is quite as im portant to improve your general health as to purify your blood, and the cod liver oil InScott'sEmulsion is nature ' ureal blood -maker, while its medicinal nourishment strengthens the organs to expel impurities and upbuild your strength. Scott's Emulsion is helping thousands every day who could not find oilier relief, Refuse the alcoholic substitutes. Confectionery Ice Cream Cool drinks and fresh fruits Boarders Wanted Special rates to school students MRS. J. N. WR1CHT I WILL GIVE SI 000 If I FAIL to CURE m CANCER "TUMOR i tmt Mora It POISONS Htp tHa k tfticktt to B0KE WiOiontRnifeofPaiB Nt PAT Until CORED WMTTM 8UHT Mo X Ray or other swindle. An Island plant makes thecure Anr TUMOr LUMP or S0II on the Up, lac. or body long is CANCER; It never ?alnsuttl laatstaice 20-PAGE BOOK sent i'KKK, 10,(M) testi monials. Irttl U sms Any Win WOMAN'S BREAST it P I SIP C JJ and always poisons docp arm wniiva.ll pit Kiawis ann sua uuicklt One woman luevery7aleso(esneer U.S. rciort We refuse many who wait too long A must die Poor cured at lislf prl"" A -neer Is jrrtsmill Cr. & Mrs. Dr. CHAMLEV & C. SiftKl "Strictly RellaMs, Srsatsst Csnesr Speelsllst IMni" 4340 It 436E Valencia St, San Francisco, Cal. KINDLY MAIL THIS tltMHMWlll CANCER For tiew and old ptotriHch trouble use Adamson's Digcst- eze. Price 60c or six boxtw for $2 50 postpaid to any addrnii in the United State" of America. For fale by 1). P. Adamnon & Co., Prinevule, (Oregon. Crook County Fair Oct. 6, 7, 8J 9, SELL YOUR CREAM TO THE . Ochoco Creamery Prineville, Oregon If you like Square Dealing and Prompt Payments L. B. LAFOLLETT, Proprietor r, Fresh Fruits AND Vegetables " always clean and a good selection Dry Goods and Second Hand Goods J. M. CULVER CO. Successor to Maddux & Co. Give Us a Call! J -is