Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921, July 20, 1916, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 4 CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE 1 Continued from page 1. Hattie L. Huntington: Claim filed for damage done by The Dalles-California Highway crossing her place, in the sum of 550. Claim allowed and warrant ordered drawn in her favor for that amount in consideration of right of way deed across said place according to sur vey of said Highway. Hattie L. Huntington: Order clerk to discontinue monthly pa ments to Hattie L. Huntington un til further notice. In the matter of the warrant drawn in favor of J. H. Wenandy for work done on road under super vision of R. H. Bayley. Treasurer ordered to pay warrant. Coast Bridge Co., Steel Bridge at Laidlaw: Proposal . of Coast Bridge Co., to erect 60 foot span over west branch of Deschutes river at Laidlaw received and same ac cepted. See proposal and plans. Price for span 11830.00 and con crete used to be charg'd at $11.00 per cy under water and $8.00 per cy above. F. T. Cox: Hearing on claim of F. T. Cox for slaughter of one Hol stein bull under laws of 1913. Proper prof appearing to Court by affidavit, order allowing claim for $37.50 and order warrant drawn in the sum of $18.75 and .instruct ing clerk to file claim with state for remaining $18.75. J. F. Blanchard: Order warrant drawn for $2000.00 for road work to be reported on and accounted for. Class 28, No. 1605. H. J. Overturf : Order warrant drawn for $2000.00 for road work to be reported on and accounted for. Class 28, No. 1607. H. G. Kennard. Water Master asked for traveling expenses on official business. Order allowing $20.00 per month from April 1 to October 1, and clerk instructed to draw warrant for $60.00 to July 1, and $20.00 on the first of each month during such period. See Claim Docket for $60.00 due. Court declares recess till July 10, at 10 A. M. July 10th. Court convenes, same officers present as before. In the matter of the claim of Adam Kotzman: Claim for $5.00 for alleged damages done fences, fields and house by workers on county road filed. Same referred to Commissioner Overturf with power to settle said claims. Clerks and Judges of Election. It is hereby ordered that Clerks and Judges of Election in precincts whee 125 or less votes are cast be paid $3.00 each for their services at each election held in the County; that where more tnan 125 votes are cast said clerks and judges be paid $6.00 each. County Clerk: Report on coyote bounties paid in May $149.50 and June $94.50. Said report accepted and ordered filed. County Clerk: The following warrants appearing to have been issued more than seven years and uncalled for the same are hereby ordered canceled. Class 21, $551, Class 21, No. 607 Class 21, No. 620, Class 21, No. 905, and in Class 22, number 50, 76, 159,. 177, 366. Murphy and Murphy: Com munication from Murphy and Murphy asking deed from County to land that had been deeded in er ror by Sheriff's office. Same re ferred to District Attorney for at tention. Laidlaw Committee: Committee representing Laidlaw represented that the bridge across east branch of Deschutes river at Laidlaw was in a dangerous condition and asked that a permanent bridge be built. The Coast Bridge Co. notified to send representative to meet at bridge site Wednesday morning, July 12th to make estimate and decide on type of bridge, with Court. Purchase of said bridge to be made on said date. F. G. Powers: Petition for re bate on taxes presented and disal lowed on account of insufficient proof of statements set up in peti tion. See petition. July Uth, Court convened at 45 A. M. Same officers present as previous day except G. Springer, Judge. In the matter of Paulina Supply and Commission Store: Petition for damages to truck on account of unsafe bridge on County road de nied. Se petition. F. T. Cox: Claim of F. T. Cox for indemnity for threes cows slaughtered under 1913 laws pre sented. Order setting Monday, August 7th, as time of hearing such claim. BILLS PAID BY THE The following bills were paid at the July term of County Court: The following men were paid $6.00 each for acting as judges of election. R. W. Zevely, L. C. Perry, I. W. Ward, O. L, Huff, Chas. W. Erskine, J. C. Khodes, Clyde M. McKay, S. C. Caldwell, E. B. Brosterhous, L. D. Weist, Ai Wright, Geo. D. Sedgwick. The following wer paid $3.00 each for acting as judges of elec tion: T. F. McCallister, Chas. A. McDowell, J O HansenW J ,Stur- divan, F B Wilson, C P Becker, Al- phonse W. Aya. J O Huffman, W H Ream, E R Russell. V Schreder, E E Varco. John Atkinson, C B Allen, K D Huston, O R Nicely, W A Carson. Grace Elliott. W H Post, Robert Demaris, Frank Ogle, CF Blair, Hugh Gee, O Radloff, A Elliott, George Hobbs, JosS Innes, J E Rainey, W J Johnson, D J Evans, C W Starr, D A Sears, E W Kimble, Ed Merritt, Dick Mulholland, E C Taught, Arthur E Bates, Harley Saunder, E J Clark, S A Lytle, Dave Grimes, 8 L Rey nolds, A S Holmes, Tom A Vedder, Arthur Templeton, W F Eumunsan. W P Gift. T G Garrison. Joseph E Roberts, U S Bushnell, G L Moore, C H Dornsice, J O Powell, 5 V Hardin, John McEachern. H Haas, Nathan H Elliott, John M Perry, J W Wright. W E Cltypool, George W Wells, H J Edwards. The following were paid $6.00 each for acting as clerks of elec tion: B F Johnson, G N Cilfton, D H Peoples, Lester Cohrs, A W Battles, Glenn Hendickson, D wight M Davis, J F Arnold. Ashley For rest, W C Spencer. E L Rosetta, E E Cullison. H M Greiner Geo S Young, L M Richardson. The following were paid $3.00 each for acting as clerks of election: Selwin Montgomery, Chas Mont gomery, Henry McCall, J E Enge bretaon, T J Saunders, D L Ehlers, Ray Archer, R A Myers, F Day ton, Walter N Ray, Bert M Miller, J G Redmond, J J Stevenson, W C Hollinshead, P b Johnson, i Lloyd Owen, Agnes Rooney, Ray R Can terbury, John O Whitaker, S F Johnson, Fred A Shonquest, John Peters, Peter Thompson, H J Faulkner, H T York, J ri Dicken son, O B Gray, E W Nelson, R R Price, Homer Norton, E E Gillen water, Roy K Gray, George Ogle, Rae E Leonard, Gustave Berry, A R Davis, J R Breese, J CGilchrist, C M Charlton, M P Alley, Guy Sears, J Edward Larson, L O Sears, L L Scott, G C Price, James Fuller, W I Dishman, Harry Lanius, Lee Blevins, Peter Magers, J F Ponnell, H F Kimble, Addie S Kimble, H W Carlin.Loyd G Baker, Frank Guter- muth, George G Tackman, Reuben J Engstrom, Charles O Kelley, Carl Sanders Melvir Weberg, Clair Quinn, Roy H McCord, LJ Powell, Price Coshaw, Frank A Chapman, Roy A Kidder, L A Hunt, Ellis H Edington, J D Bowman, R B Gron- dahi, Olaf E Anderson. Carl B Livesley, Wm H Duval, Claude C Dunham, Fred C Roberts, Arthur M Hardenbrook, Fred P. Reynolds, Erwin C Trotter, J A Watson, H Earl Cross, Chas A Sherman, Mollie Pausch, Myrtle A Haas, Ray J Early, Asa W Benton," Geo K Grant. H W Martin, A H Lowry, HA Helmholtz, ZTGideon, Victor Shaw, John . P Hopper The following were paid $6.00 for acting as clerks of election: Clem Brown, J J Buckley, F I CROOK COUNTY COURT Phoenix, The following amounts were paid for carrying poll books: T F Me-1 Callister $2.00, E C Faught $8.00. Loyd Powell .80, J R Breese $3.00, A S Holmes $6.50, F I Phoenix $4.00. L D Wiest $7.00, S C Cald well $7.00, Fred P Reynolds $7.00, A H Lowry $4.80, C P Becker $7.00. Ashley Forrest $7.00, Frank Ogle $4.40, George W Wells 2.60, N H Elliott $4.00, Olaf Anderson $6.00, N P Alley $2.60, W F Ed munson $8.00, Ho-ner Norton $5.20, Chas Parrtsh $10.00, C B Allen $10.00, J Edward Larson $7.00, C W Starr $4.00, W C Hol inshead $15.00, E W Kimble $8.00, E E Varco $19.00, W H Ream $8.00, Melvin Weberg $16.00, R A Myers $3.60, Harvey Winsiow $16.00. James McCulIough, witness Juve nile court $14.00 The following fees were paid Grand Jury Witnesses: George Millican $9.60, R M Smith $9.00, Guy McReynolds $9.00, H Baldwin $2.00, LAW Nixon $9.00, S E Roberts $11.00, Theodore Aune $9.00. The following fees were paid to wltnesess: Ray R Canterbury $26.00, C J Staufftr $30.00, iames M Brickey $28.00, J H Barkley $9.00, Gordon L Barkley $25.00, J F Beesley $11.00, H E Baker $11.00, S H Sannerud $11.00. Oscar Cruse $24.00, Edith Dunn $24.00, Craw- ford Barkley ' $25.00, Hannah B Dunn $24.00, James A Brickey $28.00, H J Overturf $9.00. The following fees were paid Grand Jurors: J B Meyer $15.60, Wm S Ayres $6.20. R U Flickinger "$13.00, E Atkinson $10.10, Fisher C Logan $17.00, Henry McCall $8.00, J Edw Larson $13.00. The following feea were paid to Jurors: Geoge Livesley $8.60, FT Card- iner $7.00. L A Gibson $16.80. J O Jewell $19.00, H A Gosney $2i.00. Jerry Groszkrouger $22.00, C F Chalfan $22.20, Anton Aune $22.00. W R Gerking $22.00, Percy R Smith S2.00, J H Crooks $2.00, Frank Johnson $2.00, Clyde Kinder $2.00, George Morgan $2.00, H W Carlin $22.00, M E Landes $19.20, John Kemmling $17.20, S J Clem- mens $3.00, Edward S Jones $17.40, BVanU Hnirhmi S3 no Wm Evprinir. ham J27.40, L W Long $3.00, Fred Hoover $18.90. A A McCord $16.30. Wm Harold $15.80, W J Buckley 6.oo. n H Bodine. servine subpoena $2.50 nf Lnlla We. ton $6.00 Ed Harbin, work for county sur- veyor $18 75 J F Blaichard, hand cuffs for sheriff $6.00 Lolla G Springer, tranportation of Weston $44.35 Redmond Spokesman, printing for Supt. $3.20 John Tuck, road work $28.75 John Milliorn, registering voters. $4.00 W A Beaver preparing booths $3.00 Sam Elder, rent for voting place $'4.00 Dan Mirish, voting place, precinct No. 4 $2.00 Skuse Mdse Co mdse $21.40 George Prichard, nursing T A Landen $46.50 George Barnhart, care of patients $23.00 G H Nye, road work $32.50 S E Roberts, work on voting booths $5.00 J H Rosenberg, county physician $125.60 R A Ammons, lumber $314.32 R M Doty, repairs for road $3.40 John A Moore, repair work $2.00 Alfred Munz, mdse for road $878.30 A E Bates, registering voters $1.60 Albert . Noble, deputy assessor $96.60 F F Wright, work on furnace $3.15 Statira Biggs, Secy to county court $23.83 Omar Wilson, repairing table, jury room $2.50 Ladies Pioneer Club, rent of hall for election $5.00 P B Johnson, registering voters $4.30 McGhee & Stevens mdse $5.00 JC McKean, serving subpoena $5.00 D W Farthing, hall rent election $5.00 E W Gilliam, work on road 16.50 Chas F Pcrrin, sawing wood 3.75 K D Huston deputy sheriff $6.00 Bend W L A P Co, labor $33.62 J W Lewis, hauling .50 G P Elliott, professional services $2.50 LE Smith, deputy assessor $140.35 . Lee Todd, use of stump puller $4.00 John Tuck, road work $43.25 R M Doty, repair of road tools $10.35 Jami M Culver, wood for Ashley $5.00 B A Kendall, mdscfor roads $216.24 C Farrer, lumber $11.25 Carl E Wise, erecting booths for electioi $6.80 A L Simons, road work, $105.00 H Barney, road work $148.75 C M Charlton, deputy assessor $100.00 Prineville Meat Mkt, md.se , for roads $18.45 R W Zevelj, delivering ballot boxes $30.00 E B Knox, stamps etc. $144.36 B H Brumer, road work $11.60 Horigan & Reinke, mdse for roads $153.51 Paulina Stage line, stage faro, etc $7.85 J A Kurman, wood $95.00 H R Lakin, mdse for Myers $1.60 Redmond Garage mdse $3.25 Arthur Templeton deputy assessor $164.00 Mrs. I. Michel, mdse for roads $57.15 D M Davis, deputy assessor $84.00 J F Hosch, professional services $14.00 C P Becker, booths for election and deputy assessor $161.00 Deschutes Cafe, meals for prisoners $12.15 Thos C Ewing, deputy assessor $112.00 C W Wilson, mdse $12.96 , Prineville Steam Laundry, laundry $1.25 S M Bailey, deputy assessor $120.00 A R Bowman, canvassing votes $6.00 Homer Norton, canvassing votes $11.20 Van Morse, freighting $2.50 Frank Bogue, bringing insane from Lapine $10.00 O C Henkle, bringing insane from Lapine $25.00 W J Smith, transcript $24.00 Frank Percivall. deputy assessor $56 00 H H DeArmond, special attorney for Hills $30.00 P B Davis & Co mdse $2.30 H F Swingle, serving subpoenas :-w B E Nevel. county veterinarian 125.00 Owl Pharmacy, Rx by Dr. Vender vert $37.05 Mrs C E McDowell, board of insane $6.00 Robert B Gould, deputy surveyor $198.50 E W Kimble, road work 22.50 Home Hospital, care of poor $253.00 P B Poindexter, coroner's fees j $36.80 H A Kelley, surveyor's fees $215.00 Oscar Hyde, graveling in Hyde Park $135.00 D P Adamson & Co mdse for officers $5.70 S E Jones, wood $50.40 Prineville Mch Shop, mdse for Blanchard and Knox $269.50 Aubrey E Perry, deputy water master, $170.00 Roy Rannels, deputy watermaster $16.00 H G Kennard, watermaster $193.34 Chas S Edwards, visit Mrs Payette $80.00 Roy Stuart, wood $193.20 W F King Co mdse for roads $158.03 W R Gerking, registering voters $12.50 H A Foster, stamps $5.00 Prineville Drug Co, mdse for hos pital etc $59.50 Hunsaker Stage Co, freight road camp $10.05 John Milliorn, road work $41.25 Hardy Allen, repair of road tools $14.60 Mrs. A Agostini, laundry $5.25 H H Clow, salary for May and June $160.00 Prineville Planning Mills, lumber etc $335.50 J E Stewart & Co mdse $164.02 II F Fulller, work in assessor's office $71.75 James E Fuller, deputy assessor $208.00 Marlon Mayflld, posts for road $14.13 Chas W Erskine deputy district at torney, $54.50 A W Grater car of Fleetwood $56.00 Theo Aune, deputy sheriff $93.85 E B Knox, board for prisoners $101.00 Crook Co Journal mdse etc for officers $373.52 Prlnevillo Meat Mkt mdso for Ash ley $6.70 Deschutes Power Co light and water for rock cruder and repairs $342.30 J E Myers stamps and mileage $83.50 Gladys Bayn work in Supt's. office $35.87 Oza Myers work in Supt's office $50.50 J W Smith work on examination board $1.60 A Schreder, same $4.50 Ray R Canterbury same, $4.50 May Howes, same $1.60 Tum-A-Lum lbr Co lumber $12.70 The following sums were paid for road work: J D Bowman $147.00, R C Foster 44.00, J H Steadman 50.55, Van Wilson irt.00, Gus Arneson 1.00, John Taylor 21.50, A F Rednault 35.75. Elza IleDn 7.00. C L Gist 14.50, M Harrington 61.50, II Sd man 15.00, Geo Wilson 18.50, Lyn Wilson 15.75. II Howell 8.00, Art Gribe 17.25, Geo McAndrew 10.00, Earl Miller 17.00, L C McAndrew 12.50, II C Miller 6.00, W J Buck ley 24.80. J J Buckley 20 61, M E Roper 9.37, Andy Anderson 10.93, J Pickings 4.37 Bend Bulletin printing court pro ceedings 25.00 Bend Hdse Co mdse 99.97 Hazel M Sullivan deputy assessor 140.00. Hazel M Sullivan court reporting 36.75 Irwin-Hodsson Co. Mdse for officers 76.09 Glass & Prudhomme mdse for clerk and supt 96.86 Underwood Typewriter Co mdse for assessor 3.50 Emel Jacobson, witneest justice ct 43.90 M A Palmer lbr work on voting booths 50.58 ' ti G Kennard expenses and mileage 60.00 Mrs Lina Huntington hall rent election 6.00 Nick Weider detective for dist atty 22.50 Ray Lambcrson auto hire liquor case 2.00 J A Eastes justice fees 25.20 The following were paid 1.50 each as justice court witnesses: C E McCurdy, C W Thornthwaite, Susa Brady, S A Simonson, Edward Johnson, Minnie Johnson, Carl Jensen, Ester Gravatt The following were paid 1.00 each for acting as jurors in the jus tice court: Ashley Forrest, D F Carmody, J N Hunter, Martin Knutson, Ralph Barllett, E Jones, D H Peoples, John Hoover, I W Ward, Geo Reams, Percy Smith, Dave Still, C C Hyde, Warren Yancy, E Wag ner J D Lafollette, Ben Zell, Carl McGee, Guy Lafollette, T H McGee, R W Zevely, B A Sotdal, Lex Long, C W Foster O C Claypool juror justice ct 2.00 The following sums were paid wit nesses in the justice court: M II Horton 1.50, John Dick 4.30, N F Reed 1.50, J W Hamilton 8.50, Frank L Culp 8.50, LAW Nixon 8.50, Sarah Newsom 6.50, Frank McManus 1.50, Lola Weston 10.00, Clara Warmdahl 10.00, C F Caple 6.50, H P Belknap 1.50, J Cook 6.10 Bert Roberts constable fees 6 30, L W Nixon constable fees 1.00 C R Henry lumber for roads 74.52 J V Bradley blacksmithing 10.00 Alfred N Christensen work in clerk's offiice 12.00 Norris Bixby deputy county clerk 130.00 N F Smith recording 150.00 A R Bowman justice fees 35.40 N G Wallace special attorney 15.00 Nora F Stearns work in " clerk's office 10.00 Collins W Elkins mde 30.05 H J Overturf road work, mileage and court two months 371.30 W R Gerking deputy county clerk 17.25 J F Bunch ard road work, court and milk-age etc 385.10 High School Deschutes Power light and water 56.20 D P Adamson & Co mdse 2.45 Collins W Elkins mdse 44.39 McCormack Mathers Co H S diplo mas etc 38.31 W F King Co mdse 4.50 , Prineville Planing mills mdse 117.10 Prineville Com Club hall rent for comments ment 20.00 Prinevillo News, com prog 9.00 Mrs I Michel mdse 82.60 D J O'Connor repairing typewriters 12.00 Jos Mayer & Bros mdse 1.24 J E Stewart and Co mdse .60 Underwood Typewriter Co express 6.56 Rader L Prewltt carpenter work 26.00 C W Wilson hire of truck etc 18.49 The following bills were disal lowed by the county court: Coast Culvert & Flume Co bridge material W D Johnson road work Wasco County care of Indigents WHY THE BEST OF CHEWS IS "SPEAR HEAD" Its Rich, Sweet, Mellow Flror Rat Been Famous for Generation MADE OF CHOICEST RED EURlET The secret of tobacco satisfaction U known only to the man who ckrwi plug tobacco. 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