Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921, March 22, 1917, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextMARCH 22, 1917 PAGE 6 CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE CROOK COUNTY COURT Proceedings of County Court held February 7. 1917. In the matter of extension of the Winter road hearing. Wlnier road hearing ordered continued until April 4, 1917, at 10 o'clock. In the matter of small change In Milo Stone road: Order made giving Logan Broth ers permission to make small change nd stock pass in Milo Stone road, provided grade Is not materially In creased nor distance lengthened more than a few rods. In the matter of bridge near Barnes ranch: Ordered that Harry Barnes be authorized to construct bridge on county road near Barnes ranch. In the matter of building railing on each side of grade approaching west end of Crooked river bridge proposed by Commercial Club: Ordered that E. T. Luthy attend to matter of getting lights on bridge leading out of town across Crooked River and constructing railings on both sides of grade leading up to west end of same. March 8 In the matter of Clerk's state ment of warrants drawn on Rodent Bounty Fund: Ordered that Clerk's statement of expenditures of Rodent Bounty Fond be approved and accepted. In the matter of "petition for the appointment of Wade Huston to the office of County Surveyor: It appearing that the "County At torney being of the opinion that no vacancy exists in the office of Coun ty Surveyor' no action is taken. In the matter of Investigation of scalps being presented from Des chutes County: It appearing that rabbit scalps are being presented from Deschutes County, certain warrants are being withheld and Commissioner Lathy be instructed to investigate. March 9 In the matter of setting aside funds for County Agriculturist: Ordered that Seven Hundred Dol lars ($700.00) be set aside from the general fund, the same being 2-5 of the amount agreed upon to be paid jointly by Deschutes and and Crook Counties, for County Agriculturist, the other 3-5 to be paid by Deschutes County. Hatter of claim for tubercular cattle: Claim filed by S. D. Mustard for 1187.50 Indemnity for 7 head of tubercular cattle slaughtered under 1913 law. Order setting Tuesday, the third day of April, 1917, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. as time of hearing. In the matter of the application for franchise: Ordered that franchise be granted. Matter of Clerk's report of war rants drawn for Coyote Bounties Report of County Clerk in regard to coyote bounties, received, ap proved and ordered filed. Total amount for January and February $544.50. March 10 In the matter of Conant Basin road: It is herby ordered that County Surveyor make the most practicable survey for road from Conant Basin to Crooked River. Survey to be made on the date agreed upon by the people of Conant Basin. In the matter of Process Bond: Ordered that Process Bond given by E. B. Knox, sheriff, in the amount of $5,000.00 be approved, accepted and filed. In the matter of annual report: Ordered that annual report of road expenditures submitted by Commissioner Blanehard be ap proved, accepted and ordered filed. In the matter of Oregon-Califor nia State Highway Report: Ordered that report submitted by H. J. Overturf of expenditures on Oregon-California State Highway be approved, accepted and ordered filed, County Printing: Ordered that County Officials award all county printing possible to printers within Crook County, provided rates can be secured as reasonable as elsewhere. Advertising for wood bids: Ordered that County Clerk be in structed to advertise for bids for 200 cords of wood, 120 cords to be delivered to Crook County Court House and 80 cords to be delivered to Crook County High School. Widow's Pension: Ordered Clerk be instructed to draw warrants to Mrs. Morris (Wid ows Pension) at the rate of $10.00 per month back premium. Money advanced to employes at various times as shown on his ledger amount $163.69: Clerk ordered to draw warrants for same. The following bills were allowed aX the March term of County Court: Kr- for wi-vlm tirantl J January Term, 1IMT Q. H. Nye i t Guy Sears - Honry Edwards ". John K. Iftynes Geo. J. Shobert D. A. Sears John K. Grimes Juror, January Term, E. T. Slayton S. M. Hailoy J. B. Shipp Chas. Proet Geo. W. Wells Jacob Becker I. M. Blovins F. T. Jones R. C. Kinder Wm. Clauson Geo. W. Roberts S. A. Prose Tom Miller D. J. Evans Clair Qulnn V. J. Johnson Robt. Demaris R. S. Dixon A. J. Noble Grand Jury Witness, January 1017 G. W. Brown Tom A.' Vedder Carl Larson I. D. Vedder Geo. F. Scott John A. Scott Jesse F. Scott M. D. Nye Frank Cross H. W. Revelle R. L. Babcock F. J. Keen J. E. Campbell Mrs. Julia Campbell Dewey Hinderman J. W. Ross Archie Warner - F. W. Foster Oscar Cruse Edith Cruse Charlotte G. Dunn Tom Dunn Mabel Streeter Albert Hanna J. E. Warner Robert Wiley Clara Crain Frank Crain C. L. V. Marker Mary Marker - Lettie Short H. R. Lakln, mdse for Sur veyor and Clerk C. W. Elkins, mdse for roads, etc S. E. Roberts, Berving subpoena W. H. Cyrus, repairing Clerk's clock City Feed Store, gas, etc. by Willcoxon Health Registrar C. W. Starr .'. Dr. J. F. Hosch Dr. H. M. Robbins J. E. Hinderman Mrs. A. E. Bates E. L. Johnson P. B. Johnson Dr. D.F. Miller W. G. Fordhanm La Pine Inter-Mountain mdse. for Supt L. M. Bechtell, premium on Sheriff's bond Thos. M. Anderson Camp mdse for Dave Elliott.... Thos. M. Anderson Camp mdse for Whisler family J. E. Stewart & Co. tobacco etc. for paupers J. E. Stewart & Co. mse. for road men C. A. Adams, serving sub poenas Lynch & Roberts, groceries Wasco County, care of Olive Dearmond A. B. Schroeder, witness. Circuit Court : D. P. Adamson, mdse for Circuit Court, Clerk and Superintendent E. B. Knox, stamps and ex press E. B. Knox, auto repairs.... E. B. Knox, official expense Rob. Tj Hodge, serving sub poenas Overland Cafe, meals for prisoners J. L. Gaither, bracket for Dist. Atty J. A. Estes, Justice fees .... S. E. Roberts, fees in Wy att case Bend Bulletin, mdse for Supt. and Assessor G. W. Horner, 'groceries for Mrs. Carter Joseph R. Post, juror. Cir cuit Court Deyarmond Machine Shop, auto rep. for Blanehard Henry Pickett, justice fees . Herman Haas, constable fees ., Guy Shepherd, witness, Jus tice Court Blake-McFall Co. mdse for Supt H. H. Clow, salary Paulina Stage Line, fare, etc. for road men Willard H. Wirtz, envelopes Mrs. Addie Yancey, lunches for road men C. L. V. Marker, hauling ashes, etc jMrs. Agostinl, laundry 12.00 8.60 7.60 7.60 9.40 9.00 7.40 17 6.60 9.60 6.00 6.00 8.60 8.40 9.40 9.00 6.00 8.40 6.50 I 6.00 ! 1 4 . : o ' s.so j 18.20 8.40 6.00 6.00 6.30 Term, 9.20 8.20 10.00 8.20 9.00 9.00 9.00 8.00 24.00 88.00 77.00 77.00 9.00 9.00 9.60 76.00 36.00 36.00 53.00 53.00 24.00 27.00 26.00 88.00 9.80 6.60 4.00 4.00 2.00 6.00 .. 2.00 2.05 110.34 3.50 1.00 6.51 .75 4.00 .75 .75 .75 .75 .75 24.00 .75 5.00 50.00 4.25 57.00 23.50 6.20 8.25 17.73 9.00 30.00 10.20 127.81 30.15 .50 11.30 16.50 5.10 .60 .50 32.40 20.50 9.00 15.71 3.15 4.00 2.70 8.00 37.28 14.55 21.60 15.00 1.00 8.35 A. V. Grater, care of , Fleetwood 60.00 Haiel M. Sullivan, deputy Assosor 150.00 II. G. Keunard, wateruiBBter 100.00 It. A. Foster, stamps, rec ords, etc 12.10 J. V. Curtis, monls for prisoner 2.70 Redmond Spokesman, mdse for Assessor 8.50 t'rlneville Machine Shop, repairs for Knox 84.35 Prlneville Machine Shop, repairs for Warn-hard .... 25.05 Jay 11. I'pton, premium on Treasurer's bond 80.00 Marlon Mayfletd, expense Hardin rond 20.00 J. H. Rosenberg, salary Co. Health officer 60.00 K. I.. Johnson, flour for Mrs. Jones 9.00 G. Springer, stamped en velopes 32.44 Shlpp & Perry, Fair Grounds, roads, etc 36.45 Lee & Hughes, repairs on road tools 44.50 Home Hospital, care of poor 403.50 P. B. Polndexter, Coroner's fees, Bennett Inquest 7.00 Jurors, Bennett lmiient Frank Hackleman 1.00 R. R. Price 1.00 Harry Barnes 1.00 R. J. Engstrom 1.00 J. P. Pickett 1.00 Geo. J. Tackman 1.00 Wit newt, Bennett Iiiiiest B. E. Bennett 1.50 Ray Morgan 1.50 K. D. Huston 1.50 Pilot Butte Tel. Co., ser vices to date 91.98 J. E. Myers, expense and mileage 49.75 Road Work Chas A. Sherman 66.50 Isaac Wilson ' 2.00 Carl F. Pausch 11.00 Wm. Seeds 17.00 Calvin Sherman 72.00 H. L. Swlgert 48.00 Geo. H. Miller 60.00 Lester D. Hall 36.25 Clifford Miller 12.00 J. R. Handy 5.00 Guy Shepherd 2.00 Deschutes Power Co., wa ter and light 74.80 Hunsaker Stage Co., ex press for Supt 3.50 Chas. Perrin, sawing wood 1.50 Elsie M. Olsin, stenograph er Haskett Inquest 6.00 U. S. Land Office, Burns, abstracts for Assessor.... 1.90 Warren Brown, expense Clerk's Convention 21.20 Dude Demaris, wood for Court House 82.50 Jacob Becker, wood for Court House 78.00 N. F. Smith, recording 150.00 Prineville Drug Co., mdse for Brown and Duffy .... 4.50 Prlneville Drug Co., mdse for Court House 2.70 Prineville Drug Co., Rx. for paupers 46.60 Crook Co. Journal, mdse. for Dist. Atty 34.25 Crook Co. Journal, mdse. for Supt 9.00 Crook Co. Journal, mdse. for Clerk 5.00 Crook Co. Journal, mdse. for Sheriff 25.00 Crook Co. Journal, pub lishing proceedings '40.00 W. E. Finzer Co., mdse for Supt 14.87 Bushong & Co., mdse for Assessor .50 Kilham Sta. & Pr. Co., mdse for Clerk 6.85 Kilham Sta. & Pr. Co. mdse for Sheriff 120.35 Glass & Prudhomme Co., prohi. supplies 20.91 Glass & Prudhomme Co., mdse. for Supt 2.31 Pac. Sta. & Pr. Co., mdse. for Clerk 14.15 Pac. Sta. & Pr. Co., mdse. for Treasurer 2.20 Irwin-Hodson Co., mdse. for Dist. Atty 18.35 Irwin-Hddson Co., mdse. for Sheriff 3.45 Irwin-Hodson Co., Indexes for Clerk 175.00 Remington Typ. Co., re pairs for Sheriff 3.70 Ray Putnam, Janitor's sal. 143.90 Crook Co. Abat. Co., prem ium on Surveyor's bond 15.00 Warren Brown, express and stamps 4.08 H. A. Kelley, surveyor's fees 57.00 A. R. Bowman, Justice fees 6.75 Witness, Justice 'ourt Wiley Dowell 1.50 Flora Dowel 1,50 J. H. Gray 1.50 J. H. Templeton 1.50 Geo. Nicolai 1.50 J. H. Rosenberg 1.50 Juror, Justice Court Ray Mackey 1.00 R. A. Clark 1.0O I. W. Ward 1.00 Joe Lister 1.00 O. C. Claypool 1.00 A. T. Yancey 1.00 Wm. Horsell 1.00 B. A. Sordal 1.00 G. M. Cornett 1.00 A. W. Battles, deputy Clerk's salary 200,00 II. E. Cross, road work .... 92.50, J. F. lilauchard, road work 82.50 1 L. A. W. Nixon, cash paid Juvenile cliargo 12.16 Mrs. Chas. Roberts, meBls for road men 63.40 Llppman 6 Co., indue for 1 Circuit Judge, etc. 33.20 i Komi Work j C. J. Sunduulst 78.86 ! A. C, Smith 32.50 j V, Sumlqulst 11.26 Joe Rlnalda 10.00 Wm. Clauson 2.60 W. A. McKarlund 23.75 ; W. F. King Co., mdso for j roads, etc 263.70 I II0111I Work Chas. Hlndman 62.00 Norrls Morgan 27.00 M. U. lllggs 63.00 Karl Cross 90.00 J. F. Blanehard 58.50 V. C. Jacobs 31.60 Crnm & Sons 3.75 G. C. Price ..A 5.00 Jack Dlcklns 7.60 Morgan & Allen Crook Co. Journal, publish ing delinquent taxes Kuutl Work E. II. Morgan Dick Hastings 1). Dietrich W. A. Pickett J. J. Elllnger John Deilrtrh Joe McClay W. Klntner Bert Nichols v Carl Hamilton G. Schmoll W. Clark W. 11. Shanehan Hugh Peck hum Roy Early John Curry Henry Clark Mrs. M. Thompson, mtals tor prisoners Coast Culvert & Flume Co. culvert A. R. Bowman, Justice tees Witness, Justice Court Joll Newton R. Q, Sowers Arabella Sowers Julia Dobson Ray Brasfleld Clarence Harvey Geo. B. Taylor Ernest T. Luthy Harry E. Dobson Gladys Bayn, work in Su perintendent's office J. F. Blanehard, Commis sioner's fees E. T. Luthy, Commission er's fees Anderson Bros., lumber ... Why Not Trade at Home? Let us figure with you on anything you want in the line of Furniture, Wall Paper, Paints, Oils Glass, Building Materials, Doors and Windows The only Licensed Undertakers in Prineville ALL GOODS STRICTLY CASH LIPPMAN & COMPANY 5,00 j LV: - -T..- 1 L ......u-.i 140.25 ! )i-:-:::i.;-ci.:r::-::- : : : -" . :t:x:'y-:- - - .: 16.60! 7.60 ; 7.70 j 100.35 I 13.00 ; 35.00 ! 8.00 ' 5.00 10.00 17.50 ! 3.75 7.60 7.60 j 9.00 7.50 ; 2.60 I 15.00 j 6.50 j 91.94 j 6.30 j 8.60 ; 10.00 ; lO.Oo' 10.00 j 10.00 i 10.80 i 10.00 j 10.00 j 10.00 120.00 169.00 I 77.00 600.00: Advances on Wool Loan en Sheep Portland Wool Warehouse Co. WOOL COMMISSION MERCHANTS Consignments Solicited Advances on Wool at 6 per cent Only Warehouse on Coast Selling Direct to Mills Portland tJ23L. Oregon BUTTER CONCERNS INDICTED AS TRUST Boise. Idaho. Eight corporations and 11 Individuals were named in an indictment returned by the United States grand Jury for alleged conspir acy and unlawful combination In re straint of interstate commerce and In violation of the Sherman anti trust act, In the buying, selling, manufac turing and shipping of creamery and dairy products. Leading dairy corporations of Ida ho, Utah, Washington, Oregon and In dividuals connected with them were charged with "combination Id re straint of interstate trade and to ob tain a monopoly thereof." A widespread conspiracy is charged to ruin competitors, fix prices to the producer and the consumer and reap excessive and unwarranted profits. BAN ON WHISKY PROPOSED California Grape Growers Will Indro dues Anti-Saloon Bill. San Francisco. Addressing the Commonwealth Club, Frank Swett, president of the Grape Growers' Pro tective association, said a bill to elim inate saloons and stop the sale of high proof liquors in California would be put before the legislature at the last half of the two-part session. Outlining the proposed measure, the speaker said the law would bar all whiskey, gin, brandy, vermouth and other ardent liquors, but would place no limit on alcohol contents of wines and beers. It would close the saloons, but permit the sale of sealed bottles of wine and beer in retail stores, of which there may be not mors than one for every 2000 persons. Farrer's Sawmill Paulina, Oregon Manufacturer of Rough and Finished Lumber Bills Sawed to Order Prices of Lumber as Follows Common rough, par M . ................... .......... Single surface common, par M .... Single surface, No. 1, common, per M Double surfaced, No. 1 clear, par M . Double surfaced, No. 2 clear, per M Ruetlc.No. 1 clear, 8 or 8 inch, par M - ... Rustic. No. 2 common, 6 or 8 inches, par M Flooring, No, 1 clear, 4 or 6 inches, par M ...... Flooring, No. 2 clear, 4 or 6 inches, par M .. Flooring, No. 3, common, 4 or 6 inches .'. Shiplap, six, eight or tan inches, common Finishing lumber, four, six, eight or ten inches, per M $1300 .. 17.00 . 20.00 .. 32.00 .. 30.00 ... 32.00 27.00 ,. 32.00 . 30.00 ... 26.00 . 18.00 ... 32.00 Terms Cash. Bill Figured on at Mill C. H. Farrer, Prop.-Mgr. Paulina, Oregon 16t4 Thousands Attend Taps for Funston. San Francisco. "Taps," the last call blown Tor a soldier, sounded here Saturday over the grave of Major General Frederick Funston, who died suddenly in San Antonio, Tex. In ac cord with his wishes, he was burled near his son, Arthur MacArthur Fuu ston, in the cemetery of the military reservation at the Presidio, overlook- i Ing the Golden Gate. Potatoes Used as Money In Chicago. Chicago. A newspaper reporter, using a basket as a purse and pota toes as money, had little difficulty In getting about and making purchases. The potatoes were from Idaho and valued aretail at 3 54 cent each. Keep Your Stock Healthy and Make Your Chickens Lay INTERNATIONAL POULTRY and VETERINARY REMEDIES INTERNATIONAL Distemper Remedy INTERNATIONAL Worm Powder DAN PATCH Iodo Absorbant INTERNATIONAL Louse Killer INTERNATIONAL Roup Remedy ' INTERNATIONAL Healing Powder INTERNATIONAL Poultry Food A fresh stock of all the International Stock Food Company's Remedies always Kept on our Shelves Always Spring Tonics Needed Let us keep you, as well as your stock and poultry, in good health. We are the Old Reliable Druggists of Central Oregon. In business in Prineville 18 years D. P. Adamson & Co. Classified Ads save steps and worry. 1