CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
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September Term
Of County Court
Mi It remembered u regulur term
tif tin' dainty Court of Crook County
Stale of Oregon wan begun and held
at the Couitlioiiw in I'rineville,
Oregon on Wi'lni'Hiluy tin- lirHt day of
September, 1 U 1 "., tlio winie being the
Aral Wednewluy in wiiil month ami
tlie time fixed by law for holding a
regular term of tmid court; when i
were present at the hour of 10 o'elock
A. M. the following officer;
G, .Springer, Judge, presiding, J.
F. llliimhard, Coinniwmoner, II. J.
Overturf, CoininiwMoner, Warren
ltrown, Clerk, E. II. Knox, Sheriff.
Whereupon the following proceed
ing were had, to-wit: -
In the matter of County Honda:
Hearing of 0. F, Wallenberg road
continued until next regular term
of court for personal investigation
by CominiwionerH of thin Court.
Hearing held on Surveyor 'b repot t
on the C. II. Dealy road. Oralobjtv
lion and arguments prexented, IKar
ing continued for further investiga
tion until next regular term of court.
1'etition presented for change in
the Irwin U. Haaey Koad. Hand up
proved in the fiiim of $200. Affi
davit of pouting notice and opinion
of hint. Atty. tiled Viewer order
ed nut on the day of
1915.
Viewers' report on the John French
road for first time
Viewers' report on the M. M.
Whitniore Koad read for the first
time. .
He:iiiond-'owe!l Hutte Koad. Or
der Allen Wllcoxen to supervise the
expenditure of a sum not to exceed
$150 on this road; order warrant
to him in this amount to be account
ed for by proper vouchers to this
Court.
J. W. McCaffery lWd. Order
Allen Willcoxen to build a bridge
over the main canal and move the
heud gale as soon as said road is put
fled proper notice hud been given to
all property owner; County Sun
veyor ordered to make final mirvoy
and report.
1'etition presented by Thomas
Anderson Cump U. S. W. V. asking
for proper meeting plain) in County
Courthouse under Chapt, 40, 1 U 13,
General Laws of Oregon. Order
grunting use of circuit court room,
when not otherwise in u se for said
purpose.
Order grant ing f ranrhise to Squaw
Creek Irrigation Company to eon-
I i'i;et Telephone and Telegraph lines
along County Roads in Crook County.
Order 11. A. Kelly to complete
the foundations and erect the Heaver
Creek Hridge ul Paulina.
Order appointing J. F. Jilanchard
as delegate for Crook County to the
Conference called by Governor of
Oregon to consider the Oregon
California Land Grant case. County
to pay necessary t raveling expenses.
Petition of Mary II. Goodwin for
widow's pension denied for want of
jurisdiction.
Court convened this second day
of September, 1915, at the hour of
nine A. M. Present;
J, F. I'.liuu'hard, Commissioner,
presiding; II" J. Overturf, Warren
lirown, Clerk, and E. H. Knox,
Sheriff.
In the Matter of County Roads;
Resolution adopted directing Sur
veyor to make preliminary survey
of the Geo. A. Jones road.
Resolution adopted directing the
rurveyor to make a preliminary
survey of the extention of the L.
C. Young Road.
Viewers' report on the John French
Road read a second time; Clerk in
struetedTto issue proper order open
ing said road a public highway when
ever funds are available.
Viewers' report on M. M. Whit,
more road read a secod time; Clerk
instructed to issue proper order
opening said road as a public high
way whenever funds are available.
Heai ing held on Tumalo Project
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in a condition satisfactory to Allen ing to establishment of said road;
Willcoxen. I and due notice to property owner!.
appearing to t'atisfaction of Court;
on S. J. Pierce Ruad; and court satis- County Surveyor ordered to make
i W4jaring held on Surveyor' report
M lllt nw hit I Ml nr. better tiiinnitit.
tarfcnl itruuiiU, mill iimny fiiMltiotia in tm
tnt ulty, H t litvrrlt nf Orcm will bfstit it
Ni Inl trnlnhi In mifri-t, JmirnnltMiit,
An-hit- Inrfl, In vi, MtUtlne, Ten hlnic, Ktlnii
rt Work, Mulr. I'hy.irnl Tmlititir hihI I hit
A r. l-nrg mul Ktrwtiir iliirttiiiiU uf Ltlirr-
l.thtnry of morn limn M.OtlO olumr, tlilr- j
! iHithtlimN fully r.i.i.iuHt. two M'IcmiIIiI j
Tutttiiii Tr'". Iorm1tritH for mii niil for I
Mllteil, IvmtlMtM'ft I.UWt'wt. f
Writ for fre ntnlir,nMr maIiix U-KfMmr r
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
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Tljoncy
Soes
farthest
When You Buy Groceries Here!
You get value received when you patronize us. All the.
season's delicacies in season. A wide assortment of gro
ceries that includes the most desirable specialties, which
add a finishing touch to any table. Prompt deliveries
and courteous attention always!
J. E. STEWART & CO.
final nurvey and report. According
to an agreement made in June 1914,
between R. II. Payley as commission
er and C. S. Hudson in the Matter
of the Tumulo Project No. 1 Road,
C. S. Hudson allowed damages in the
Hum of $200, and warrant order
ed for same.
Ilearinpr on S. V. Hardin No. 2
Road continued until f!n.t day for
regular November term of Court.
Semi-annual report of County
Clerk to June 110, 1915, accepted.
District Attorney ordered to filej
complaint aganist the Pioneer Tele- j
phone and Telegraph Company and j
the Pilot Hutte Telephone Company
with the Public Service Commission j
at Sah m in regard to the improve-;
ment'of Teh phone connections in I
Crook County.
On petition of the Redmond and
Rend Commercial Clubs, order war
rant drawn in the sum of $100 in
favor of A. K. Lovett, County Agri
culturist, to be used for carrying on
demonstration work on the High
Desert in Crook County. A. E. Lov
ett to render an itemized account
with proper vouchers to this Court
for the expenditure of said amount.
Statement of County Clerk for
bounties'paid during monthsof July i
and August, 1915, accpctcd.
Report of R. H. Payley as com-!
missioner received and continued
for further investigation. ,
Report of Mrs. N. G. Davis of
expenditures for Mrs. Frisco rcceiv-
ed and approved. Order cancelled
warrant No. lG8f, Class to Mrs. ;
N. G. Davis in the sum of $10. :
Resignation of Warren McConnell .
as Justice of the Peace for Imperial ,
Precinct accepted. Order bis bonds-;
men released.
On petition of residents of Red
mond, order C. W. Ehret appointed!
as constable of Redmond precinct.
Order warrants drawn in favor of !
J. E. Myers, County Superintendent
for the following appropriations, j
Library Fund $250. 00
School Exhibit at Crook j
County Fair $2:50. 00 ;
Teacher's Institute $150. 00
Petiti"n presented by J.J. Elinger
for indemnity for tubercular cattle
slaughter in the sum of $2, Order !
! setting Wednesday the !ird day of
November, 191." at the hour of 10
o'clock A. M. in the county court j
room as time of hearing on said claim ;
Petition of residents of Imperial
District for relief of referred ;
to Com. Overturf with power to act. I
Order warrants drawn in favor ,
of the following in the given amounts ;
w hen checks in like afliounts drawn ,
by W. II. May are returned to the
County Clerk:
Number ti, payee, Pete Stephic,
Warrant to, A. L. French, Bend,
Amount, $49. 60 number 7, pnyee,
Mike Stephic, warrant to C.S.Hud
son, Rend, amount, $19. 50 number
24, payee, Alfred Munz, warrant to
Alfred Munz, Redmond, amount
$2G. 55 number 34, John U. Howard,
warrant to John K. Howard, Lower
P.ridge, $13.00 number 2, payee,
R. Mitchell, warrant to VV. II. Hobbs,
Redmond, $117. 05 number, 10, C.
A. Payne, warrant to C. A. Payne,
Lower Bridge, $35. 00
Order warrrant drawn in favor
of E. B. Knox as Sheriff for $50. 00
for stamps, etc.
Court convened this Third day of
September, 1915 at the hour of eight
A. M. Same officers present as
yesterday.
Court adjourned this Third day
of Sept. 1915, to meet in regular
adjourned session on Tuesday the
seventh day of September, 1915, at
the hour of nine o'clock in the morning.
FOUND On the streets last night
a quantity of money. Owner can
have same by proving property and
paying for this ad. Inquire Crook
County Bank. 43tl
Independent
1200
Clifton & ormtt
PRINEVILLE, GREGON
We Sell For Cah That. Why We Sell Cheaper.
Pioneer
351
Astonishingly Low Prices
Grad
Rule
.ere om
High
e
,!
Ay
1L-
eady-to-Wear
NEW FALL .COATS FOR WOMEN
HAVE ARRIVED!
Now is the time to select yours while the stock is complete
$10.00 $12.00 $15.00
Another Shipment of
Women's Rust Proof
Corsets, $1.00 to $5.00
New Fall Suits
FOR MEN!
Sizes 33 to 44
All Wool
One Suit of a kind
Except Blue Serges
$15 to $20
i
BraaJtfct, Kl.o.J t C Clwbci
Before you buy your next pattern think whether you would prefer to get it FREE
, with the current issue of the Standard Fashion Book. 20 cents a copy
New Fall Outing Flannels
1 (f, heavy weight
AUCthe yard
Mackinaw, size 28 to 44
2&$5.75 $8.50
Fall Shoes &
Boys, Girls. Peters Brand
OUR GROCERY STOCK
IS COMPLETE
Figure with us on your Fall Bill of Goods! It costs nothing to figure. We cannot com
pete witti cheap quality as we handle the best goods in groceries!
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. !
Department of the Interior U. S. '
Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon.
September 2, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that
Nelson D. Meyers
of Held, Oregon,' who, on April 15,
1911 made Homestead Eiitry No.
0SC93 and on July 26, 1915 made
additional Homestead Entry No.
015278 forNEi; EJNWJ, Sec. 7 WJ
NWi, Section 8. Township 20-South
Range 20-East W. M., has filed no
tice of intention to make final three
year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before H. C.
Ellis, U. S. Commissioner at Bend,
Oregon, on the Kith day of October
1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Archie B. Davis, Clifton B. Todd,
Fred Hamlin, Steve Paviek and Al
bert S. Cottingham, all of Held.
Oregon.
43t5c. H. Frank Woodcock, Register
SEED RYE Clean dry land seed.
Call at this'office C. H. G. 43tf
. Prineville
Commission House
Dealers in all kinds of
FARM PRODUCE
Hay, Grain, Flour and Feed. Forwarding Storage
and Commission Buyers of Hides, Pelts
and Furs
JACK SUMMERS, Manager
Get the ---Q Boobus In the Chair (It Ought to Be Electric)
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