Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921, August 15, 1918, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextCROOK COUNTY JOURNAL BY GUT LAhX)LLKTTB Entered Prineville, matter. at the Oregon, postolflce at .1 tecond-claM PUBLISHED EVERT THURSDAY yoir, In Price $2.00 per trlctly In advance, change of address please t once, giving both old addreaa. payable case ot notify us and new miS PAPER REPRtSENTED FOR FOREIGI ADVERTISING BY THE GENERAL OFFICES NEW YORK AND CHICAGO BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES BEGIN TO PREPARE EXHIBITS FOR THE COUNTY FAIR The products which are to win the prises at the fairs next fall are now in process of growth. The excellence is going to depend upon the care and thought bestowed upon them from the very beginning of the seas on ot growing. Men who are accus tomed to growing prite-winning pro duct begin a year in advance. The oil is chosen and put in the best pos sible condition, the seed Is carefully elected, the young plant1) are wotcn- j ed and the products to be exhibited are chosen long before tiio harvest time. In the fruit district the tree that Is to grow the prize-winning fruit is chosen a year in advance, and the election is made and marked early in the season. The exhibitor will do well to give thought to what con stitutes the stanoard ot excellence. He should know the score card and sel ect the products accordingly. Not in frequently products are chosen prin cipally for their large size, or often one will exhibit an inferior product. When he sees the prize-winning pro duct and knows what is desired, he realizes that he has left better pro ducts at home than those that won the prize. Anyone who intelligently goes and exhibits a good article will find himself well repaid, not by the prize which he wins, but by the edu cational influence upon his town thought and Bystem of farming. ,He will have been enabled also to con tribute something to the success of the farm and to the education ot the community. County who have been Injured in the course of and within the scope tt their employment and who are un der the care of Crook County, rlo shall atend all Inquests and testify relative thereto as provided by law. it was further ordered that. In addi tion to the payment of S0 per month it is agreed that the County shall py for all necessary and actual traveling expenses incurred while attending Inquests and other cases outside the city of Prlnevllle. It is also under stood that no cases of paupers or in digents shall be attended or treated until notice thereof has been given the County Judge, except in emergen cies. In the Matter of the 8emi-Annual Report of It. ' L, Jordan, County Treasurer: The semi-annual report of R. L. Jordan. County Treasurer, for the six months ending June 30th. 1918, was received and ordered filed. In the Matter ot the Employment of Kay Putnam as Janitor: Ordered that Ray Putnam, Janitor at the Court House, shall receive f 100 per month for services, begin ning August 1st, 191g. In the Matter o Right ot Way for Ochoco Canyon Road : It appearing to the Court that, ac cording to present plans of the Unit ed States Government. It haa become necessary tor Crook County, Oregon, to acquire from Henry Koch and Farquar McRea. rights ot way for Section 1 of the Ochoco Canyon Road, it is therefore ordered that, in consid eration ot the execution and delivery of said easement by the said Henry Koch and Farquar McRea, the said County of Crook shall erect 1.000 lineal feet ot fencing for Henry Koch and" 3.795 lineal feet ot fencing fur Farquar McRea. There being no further businco Court adjourned for the term. w. s. s. CLAIMS AMXWED BY COUNTY COURT FOR AUGUST, 1918 Power I Mile The full scries of high boiling points in "Red Crown" makes power and mileage sure. Look for the Red Crown sign. STANDARD OIL COMPANY ICeliioraut) awe? L j ftte(mscJhie of Quality OOCXTY COURT PROCEEDINGS ' FOB AUGUST, 1918 There were present N. G. Wallace, Judge, presiding; E. T. Luthy, Com missioner; Hugh Lister, Commission er. In the Matter of the Estate o John B. VanderpooL an Insane Person: Upon the application of Mary E. Draper, guardian of the Estate of John B. Vanderpool, an Insane per son, for application for license to sell real estate, it was ordered that the North half of the North half of Sec tion. 30 bf Township 14, South of Range 16 East of Willamette Merid ian be sold for the purpose of paving debts and to pay expenses of guard ianship, and for the further reason that said real estate produced no in come and is an expense and burden to the estate. In the Matter of the Appointment of a Secretary to the County Board of Health: Ordered that V. Gesner, a qualified physician be apointed secretary of the County Board of Health for Crook County until June 30, 1920 That said V. Gesner shall be paid $50 per month for such services and that he shall perform all duties y law as such secretary of the Coun ty Board of Health of Crook County, nd that he shall attend, profession ally all indigent and paupers that may require such services. He also agrees to attend all employees of the Collins W. Elklns, supplies....! 4.87 A. E. Crosby, Drugs for Don ahue 8.00 Coon Creek Mill Co. lumber 198.04 Crandall & Roberts, serr.ices Crook & Deschutes Co 136.58 Crnnk Co. Abstract Co..- Transfer report (Foster).. 6.00 J. W. Cornett, Hauling road I tools 1?.E0 Crook County Journal, Let ter heads etc 75.00 Mrs. A. Lucas, board of pris oners 18.50 Charles Pratt, services as Jan itor 24.00 R. A. Ammons, removing fence 18.75 Mrs. A. Agostine, laundry (for June and July) 6.50 John Curtis, board of pris oners 12.25 The Home Hospital, Care of poor 117.00 Nora F. Stearns, work in Clerk's office 60.00 Zeke E. Hendrickson, work in Clerk's office 65.00 Central Oregon Enterprise, Letterheads etc., . 3.60 E. L. Rose, hauling lumber, 2.o0 H. L. Stephens & Sons, haul- ' lag lumber 4.00 Dr. V. Gesner, salary for July t 60 00 Inland Auto Co., Gas etc i. 27.25 S. B. Ellis, services, water master 114.42 W. F. King, Hdw etc. 3.22 Robs Motor Co., Gas, etc., 44.32 Prineville Drug Co., Drugs for poor, etc., 11.20 Deschutes Power Co., Light and Water 65.95 E. B. Knox, Telephone, 11.23 Willard H. W.irtz, Telephone services 9.70 Hazel Koch, Witness, Juve nile Court . 3.60 Gladys Koch, Witness, Juve nile Court . 3.60 Ira Cox, road work, 5.00 F. E. Gilchrist, road work.... 27.66 S. A. Lyle, road work, 38.84 EH H. Cox. road work 9.78 Warren Riley, road work 40.88 J. E. Fuller, road work 10.50 Alonzo Smith, road work 40.88 Frank Taylor, road work,.. 9.78 Earl Cross, road work, 106.88 Lionel Cross, road work 33.91 C. C. Truesdale, road work.... 32.95 W. T. Davenport, road work, 34.23 Glass & Prudhomme Co., sup- plies (Myers & Brown) 8.85 Arthur Tuck, road work, 28.50 John Luckey, road work 21.35 C. R. McLalin. road work 7.50 Harry Bates, road work 3.50 H. A. Kelley, telephone serv 9.40 Beattie & Hofman, Ribbson, (wa term aster) 4.06 City of Prineville, railroad grading 1,231.90 R. L. Jordan, tel. & exp 32.05 Jordan & Hyde, toweling etc. 6.50 R. E. Jones, lumber 6.94 W. E. Bennett, road work 59.60 A. R. Bowman, Justice fees, J. C 9.20 A. R. Bowman, Justice fees, J. C. 410 Paul P. Werner, Witness foes J. q 19.50 W. C. Snvder, witness fees, J. C '. 17.60 Charles Lambert, witness fees J. C 19.60 A. U. Bowman, Justice fees 6.10 John Houston, witness fees 2.90 Lawrence Cox, Justice fees, .. 8.30 J. T. Houston, witness fees.... 2.90 A. R. Bowman, Justice fees.... 7.20 James Cram, witness fees 8.50 Stanley Balfour, Justice foes, 8.60 Frank Craln, Justice fees. . .. 1.51 F. P. Luce, witness fees J. C. 6.00 Owen Fischer, witness tees, J. C. 6.80 Mrs. H. C. Nelson, witness fees. J. C 6.80 Joe Lister, Jury fees 1.00 H. E. Darling, jury fees 1.00 W. S. Hvde, Jury fees 1.00 SI Hodges. Jury fees 1.00 F. E. Lafler, Jury fees, . 1.00 W. H. Kinder, Jury fees .. 1.00 Charles Sherman, services, .... 5.00 Charles Lambert, road work,.. 2.60 I Fay H. Watson, road work,.. 42.80 John Nelson, road work 36.40 Carl Pausch, road work 7.28 IChas. A. Sherman, road work, 108.90 I Fav H. Watson, road work, .. 89.76 Carl Pausch, road work 14.56 John Nelson, road work 10.97 Hugh Swlgert. road work 14.56 Chas. A. Sherman, road work 240.78 W. L. Seeds, road work 65.31 J. P. Bowman, road work 41.23 J. P. Bowman, road work,... 3.39 R. O. Bowman, road work 37.39 G. J. Shobert, road work 6.85 E. T. Luthy, Commissioners fees 25.00 H. J. Lister, Comlssloners- fees 25.00 w. a. The Journal does modem prlntlnr on short notice. The Choice of Those Who Know Manufacturers and leading mo tor car distributors recommend ZEROLENE. The majority of motorists use ZEROLENE. ZEROLENE reduces wear and gives more power because it keeps its lubricating body at cylinder heat. Gives less car bon because, being refined from selected California asphalt-base crude, it burns clean and goes out with exhaust. ZEROLENE is the correct oil for all types of automobile en gines. It is the correct oil for your automobile. Get our lubri cation chart showing the cor rect consistency for your car. At dealers everywhere and Standard Oil Service Stations. I STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) ZEROLENE The Standard Oil for Motor Cut Correct Lubrication for the "V-Type Engine Thi,the "V"-Typ of auto mobile angina, lika all intarna! combustion engines, require, an oil that holds ita lubricating qualities at cylinder heat, burns dean In tha combustion cham bers and goes out with exhaust. Zorolen. fllis these require ments perfectly, beceuee It is correctly nfi id from aweefeoT CalUbrnia j.Ar-oae erode. HnfYsi Mlfiir rtrWjl jr'jiji fcf(aaiiJiaflrtlJ E. MARTIN, Special Agent Standard Oil Company REDMOND, ORE. THE CHEERFUL CHTO . a - I don't believe' in conscience mucK Remorae. is just Wo.ste oF time. As soon a.s I've. been bo.d Im good And thus offset m Utest crime. fVTC"1 You Carry the Only Key Safe Deposit Boxes in our Fire-rroof and Bunjuiar-rroof Vault may be rented by the year for a nominal sum. Absolute protection for your valuable papers and jewels Ask Us CROOK COUNTY BANK PRINEVILLE, OREGON ORDIANTB NO. Ml AN ORDINANCE irmnl.nit to th SUndsrd Oil Com pan j, a eonraUorv, prmi union to lo cale, erect, operate and maintain above ground any warehouse, or tankax, or both, and other neresaenr bttildintr on ft certain tract of land described aa follow: "Beffinntne at a point from which th Northwest corner of the Northeast one-quarter INEl of the Southeast one-ptarter SK H of 8ection thirty -one ill). Township four teen (Ml South, Ranee sixteen 1161 East nf the Willamette Meridian beam. North no da Hm?ea and thirty-five tninutea Eaat N. 0 dee;. 36 min. E.V five hundred sixty-five and one one-hundredth f 565,01 feet, t hence South n degrees and thirty-five tninutea West (3. 9 de. S min. W.) two hundred eivhty-sevrn and three tenths feet: thence South eighty nine defrrees and twenty-nine minute Kjtst (S. 89 de. 29 min. E.) one hundred etrhty. eight and five tenth (1886) feet; thenrc North no detrreea and twenty-eight minutes East N. 0 dee;. 28 min. E.) two hundred eight and two tenths i 208.2 1 feet; thence North six-ty-etx degree and forty -one minutes West in. 6ft den. 41 min. W.) two hundred three and nine tenths 4203.9) feet to the place of Win ning. This tract being within the incorporat ed limits of the City of Prineville, Crook Coun te. Oresron f for the storage and distribution of petroleum and its products in excess of five barrels as provided by ordinance No, 255 and at her kinds of merchandise handled by said Ompany. THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF PRINE VILLE, OREGON DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS Section 1. The Standard Oil Company, a cor poration, having asked permission to locate, erect, operate and maintain above ground a warehouse, tankage, or both, and other nec essary buildings, .on a certain tract of ground deer ri bed as follows: "Beginning at a point from which the Northwest corner of the Northeast one-quarter NE'-; of the Southeast one-ouarter (KB of Section thirty-one (81), Township four teen 14) South, Range sixteen (16) East of the Willamette Meridian beam. North no de gree and thirty-five minutes East (N. 0 deg. 36 min. E.) five hundred sixty-five and one one-hundredth tWb.Ql feet degrees and thirty-five minutes West IS. 0 deir. 35 min. W.) two hundred eighty-seven and three tenths feet ; thence South eighty nine degrees and twenty-nine minutes Kant (S. 89 deg. 29 min. E.) one hundred eiirhty eight and five tenths ( 188.5) feet; thence North no degrees and twenty-eight minutes East (N. 0 deg. 28 min. E.) two hundred eight and two tenths 1208.2) feet; thence North sixty-six degrees and forty-one minutes West (n. 66 deff. 41 min. W.) two hundred three and nine tenths (203.9) feet to the place of begin ning. This tract being within the incorporat ed limits of the City of Prineville, Crook Coun ty, Oregon " for the storage and distribution of petroleum and its products in excess if five barrels u provided by ordinance No. 255 and other kinds ' of merchandise handled by said Company and j the same having been considered by the Coun cil of the City of Prineville, Oregon It 1 here- I by ordained and permissoin is hereby given and granted to the Standard Oil Company, a cor poration, to locate, erect, operate and main tain above ground a warehouse, tankage, or 1 both, and other necessftry buildings upon that i certain tract of ground described as follows : j . "Beginning at a point from which the Northwest corner of the Northeast one-quar-! ter (NE!4) of the Southeast one-quarter (SE Mi) of Section thirty-one (31), Township fonr-I teen (14) South, Range sixteen (16) East of the Willamette Meridian bears. North no de- i grees and thirty-five minutes East (N. 0 deg. j 86 min. E.) five hundred sixty-five and one one-hundredth (566.01) feet; thence South no degrees and thirty-five minutes West (S. 0 ' deff. 85 min. W.) two hundred eighty-s ven and three tenths feet; thence South eighty-' nine degrees and twenty-nine minute Ksst j (S. 89 deg. 29 min. E.) one hundred eighty, eight and five tenths (188.6) feet; thence' North no degrees and twenty-eight minutes East (N. 0 deg. 28 min. E.) two hundred eight and two tenths (208.2) feet; thence North sixty-six degrees and forty-one minutes West (n. 66 deg. 41 min. W.) two hundred three and nine tenths (203.9) feet to the place of begin ning. This tract being within the incorporat ed limits of the City of Prineville, Crook Coun ty, Oregon " for the storage and distribution of petroleum and its products in excess of five barrels as provided by ordinance No. 255 and other kinds of merchandise handled by said Company, Section 2 This ordinance shall be published in the Crook County Journal, a weekly news paper published and printed in the City of Prineville, Oregon, and shall take effect and be in force immediately upon the expiration of thirty days after its paannge and approval. Passed and adopted by tne Council of the City of Prineville, Oregon, this 6th day of August, A. D. 1918, by the following vote: AYES: Five. NOES: None. ABSENT: One THE FOREGOING ORDINANCE TS HERE BY APPROVED this Sixth day of August, A. D.. 1918. D. F. STEWART, Mayor Attest: GEO. F. EUSTON. City Cler't. l H'JUe lv SUMMER COLDS jnp'uflr reduce lames streofUt If tod illness it cully contracted, r L c C 1.1 :n promptly relicre the cold imd upbuild your streasu to prcrent fickneu. COTT 3 BOWNt LOOMPIKLD. N, J. I. H. GOVE, D. M. D. DENTIST I speelaltte In porcelain fillings and erowna which make teeth look and (eel natural. . i i . J L-i, ' ' i g wao ao vjuiu 11117, crown mo9 nwj, thenre South no I wrt j silver filling., and extracting I do no plat work. My motto: "One Thine Well Done." OVEB CHOOK COUNTY BANK Now turn to the Classified Ada on page 3. "jtDr. Turner, Eye Specialist, of Portland, will be at Hotel Prineville again Thursday, Aug 16, for one day only. Consult him. Don't forget the date. 89t2c Oregon Daily Journal Daily 50c Daily and Sunday 65c If you don't get your pap er regularly, phone Red 431 and we will send one up by special messenger Prineville Drug CoJ, Local Agent ajfiggsggg aTHC5HISWI Is Your Money Supporting the Government? 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