TIHItMIUr, JANUARY 80 1081.
CROOK COUNTT JOIRXAL
rage
Ctyl'NTY COt'HT I'ROTKKDISUM
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At the regular January, 1931 term
o( the County Court of Crook Coun
ty, the following olllcnra were pres
ent) to-wlt: N. 0. Wallace, Judfii;
Hugh' Lister, HxriiiBii K. Allen, Coin
Ulssloners; At W, Hull les, County
Clerk, ana Oils II. Olson, Sheriff.
Tha following proceedings wara
bad,' to-wlt: '
Bond of lislph L. Jordan aa Coun
ty 'Treasurer In tba tun of 110,000,
approved and ordrl filed.
Vond of Aaa W. Battles, aa Couuty
Clark' Id tha aunt of $10,000.00 ap
proved and ordered DM. ,
Lilt "of 1 13 cltlsens and tai payer
qualified to act aa Jurors (or Ua
year'lKl. drawn by tba County
Cburt and Bled wllb tba County
Clerk.
. Report examined and orWod filed
snowing bounty paid out on - 6!
mala coyotes tit female coyotes,
101 bobcats and one cougar, a total
of $4413.00 for the year 110.
Ordered that tha Crook County
Jounal be selected aa tha official
Bawipaper (or mi, at tba agreed
price of $36.00 per mouth.
Clork ordered to draw warrant In
(uvor of Kay Putnam from Market
Koad Fund In aum of $107.00 for 11
eensea on (our trucks and ona Ford,
' Iteport of Ray Putnam on axpenje
of Nnsh-Quad trucks from Pendleton
to rrlnuvlllo, approved and ordoroi
flld.
Ordered that one mud, designated
as Market Rnad No. 1 of Crook
Couuty, Oregon, beginning at the
North end of Main street of tha City
of Prinevllle and running thence in
a northerly direction for a dleianw
of 714 nillea, more or lisg to thu
point at or near the middle of Beo
tlon Tweuty-elght (18) in Towuahlp
Thirteen (13) Bouth, Range Sixteen
Kant of the Wllluiuutto Meridian at
the Junction of the Jl. Kuy Creek and
The Dullen Ot lmi o ItoiiUa, be Improv
ed aa Market UoaU out if Market
Rood Fund.
Clerk ordered to draw warrant on
Market Itottd Fund In favor of IIikIi
uy Commlaalon of Oregon for $800.
for rent ot Holt tractor.
County treasurer directed to trans
fer on hit booki the turn of I12H8 .37
from the Ceneral Fund to tba High
School Fund, lame bolng Crook
County's ahara (or Inatalllng com
munity pump. ,
Clork ordered to draw warrant la
favor of C. V. Koktcr on permanent
road (und In the turn of $600.00 ai
payment (or fencing right o( way (or
Crooked River Highway.
Clork ordered to draw warrant
each month In the turn of $150.00
ee lalary of chief deputy litthe shir
Jff 'a office. ,
' Ordered that Iniuranre be written
r
on machinery ahed In aum ot $710., Karl Cross, road work 141. M
and contenta In aum of $42(0, mak- I Chat. Kacbor, road work 61 S7
log a total of $5000.00, aald amount
being equally divided Into contract
In two different companies.
The following bills were allowed:
Ururrnl Fond
Floyd A. Howell, exp. Wllsel
boys - $5 00
8. B. Ellis water master 11.16
Deschutes Power Co., light and
water 41.01
K. Wagoner, delivering ballot
boves 3 00
0, W. Llpplncott, meals for
prisoners 1. 50
II. A. Kelley, surveyor's fees 165.00
Class A Prudhomme, sapplles ,
for officers 11.17
Wlllard H. Wlrta, telephone 8.71
B. O. Hyde drawing jury list 1.00
J, H. Templelon, aame.........3.00
1. W. Ward, tba same... 3.00
Tha Call, merchandise (or .
Sheriff Olson .....4.75
Frank Broslua, meals for
prisoners 1.00
Lake M. Ilecbtell, premium on
sheriff's bond 23S.00
Steve Green, Janitor's work ....12.00
Multnomah County, care of
poor 04.50
A. K. Ilownian, telephone, etc 181.32
W. F. King Co., community
pump 1.05
Deschutee Power Co. sitme 20.30
T. K. J. Duffy, official expense 14.17
Clarence Mortschlng, work in
Clerk's office 11.50
Dally Record Abstract, notice
of bond sale . 12.00
Crook County Journal, proceed
ings, etc 64 70
Ana W. Iiattlea, stamps 10.00
N. 0. Wallnre, expense to high
way meeting 48.CS
Standard Oil Co., rooting paint 66.83
IVrninneiit Road Fund
A. Guthrie & Co., fencing
highway 1256.23
Genrgu Ruaaell, fence stay for
8tearns 150.00
Dally Record Ahatrai't, advertis
ing road bond 10.60
Market Road Fund
Oregon Stale Highway Com.,
Holt parte 116.38
K. B. Groff, hauling machinery 7.60
Bruce McMeen work on cater
pillar - 11.3"
Inland Auto Co., work on
truck, etc 224.47
II. R. Slavena, blackimlthlng 7.25
W. 8. Ayres road work 61.93
Howard Cooper Corp. worm 4.65
Standard Oil Ce C62.77
L. D. Redding road work 0.87
Frank O'Kolley, road work ....83.91
O. McCoy, road work 81.01
R. G. Relzloff. road work ....127.24
Otl McKlnnon, road work 102.27
Chna Tull. road work 09.90
Earrle Wolke, road work 101.81
..117.26
BROWN'S
INSTREL
SEXTET
M
D. Wonderly, road work
Tum-A-I.um Lumber Co., '
lumber - 11.25
Alvin Grimes, road work 117.17
N. O. Wallace, telephone tolls 9.11
II. R. Lakln redeeming warrant
(or Lutby 20.00
Frank Mertachlng road work 17.22
Howard-Cooper Corp. road
grader 819.26
E. T. Lutby, upkeep of car (or "
'(our months 60.00
W. F. King Co., machinery 169.41
Lakln Hardware, bardwara ....104.16
Onrral Rd Fwad -
B. B. Groff, trip to Kocb ranch 19.20
L. V, Bears, grease and labor 1.00
John Bostwick, hauling cement 7.(0
E. T. Clark, road work -...36.00
George H. Cannon. road work 217:73
R. E. Gibson, road work 105.73
Edgar Parry, road work .......AIM
Wesley 8'hock, road work .,..3.00
Richard K. Mantey, road work 26.96
Tura-A-Lum Lbr. Co., lumber 36.85
Cha. C. -Valpey, roadwork 2.00
Geo. C. Trueadale, road work 19.4G
A. W. Bayn, road work ...1
E. II. Stewart road work 3.99
Dick Bryant, road work .....6142
Cecil Huston, road work 27.93
Cornett Stage Co., (relght 14.00
George Rusnell, lumber to
Canyon Creek 70.89
HlKh Krli.M.l Fund
C. C. IL 8., postage, etc, (or
high school 6.00
Northwestern School Supply Co.,
supplies 13.00
Prinevllle Meat Market,
chicken 2.20
Michel Grocery Co., lupplles
domestic science ... 11.69
Deschutes Power Co., light and
water, 2 mo 31.50
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.,
lumber, etc., 60.90 j
Win. Harold, sawing wood 64.60 j
Pac. Tel. Tel. Co. telephone 8.70
I.akln Hardware supplies 12.41
Lake M. Becbtell, pemlura on
In, (fix. In annex) .25.00
Whereupon, Court adjourned to
meet Saturday, January 15, 1921.
Court met. January 15, 1921, pur
suant to adjournment, the following
officers being present, to-wlt: N. O.
Witllaco, Judge; Hugh Lister, Com
missioner; Herman K. Allen, Com
missioner; Asa W. Battles. County I
Clerk; and, Olie II. Olson, Sheriff.
The following bills were allowed:
Enos Rose, auto hire Flvey
case $13.60
L. 'A. Newell, auto hire, Slppy
case ,. 5.00
Roy E. Gray, auto hire, moon-
shine case 25.00
Millard Elklns, auto hire,
moonshine case .................42.00
John Combs, official expense, 127.00
The following proceedings were
had, to-wlt:
Bids, were received (rom E. K.
Devereau & Co., Keeler Bros., Ralph
Scheeldck Company and Carstens &
Earli'g, Inc., Clark & Kendall & Co.,
and Lumbermen's TruBt Co. and Fer
ris & Hardgrove.. Funding Bonds
in the amount of $99,600.00 and
Road Bonds in the sum of $100 000
were sold to Ralph Scheelock Com
pany and Carstens & Eurles. Inc.,
for the sum of $198,163.90, being at
tha rate of $96.81 per $100.00.
Whereupon, Court adjourned.
If runts ar separated (rom tha
bunrb and given good (eed they will
make normal gaina.
Molasses not above 40 percent of
ibe ration has a value nearly aa bigb
aa barley.
Other point Scores of other help
ful points sra given In a new report.
Copies (rea.
One hundred and fifty gallons of
corn mash, a still minus tba worm,
and three gallons of whiskey wen
found In the George Taylor home In
Hastings addition lata Saturday af
ternoon, when Deputy Sheriff Auguat
A. Anderson and. Bute Agent L. A.
W. Nixon entered tba place, armed
with a search warrant.' Taylor was
surprised' In tha act o( transferring
some of the liquor to a neighbor'
bouse.
- . -i
Taylor pleaded guilty In Justice
court before Judge E. D. Ollson to
tha carga of baring liquor In bla pos
session and paid a fine ot $200.
, . An extra supply of moonshine and
a quantity of used maah, which Tay
lor bad stored In tba basement of a
house oh West Third atreet, owned
by G. L. Belden, waa (ound the same
evening by Nixon and deputy George
Btokoe. Bend Bulletin.
When writing advertiser please
mention Tba Journal.
HIO KXtTRMlOX O OVKRI-AND
LIMITED, NfcXT feTNDAV
.
It is announced that no round trip
ticket will be sold( and that passes
are entirely nix. Train schedule:
7:30, start on tba ringing of the
belL First stop, Orchestraville; 2nd
stop, Philadelphia (sing 257); 3rd
stop, Paulina (Scripture reading);
4th atop, Prayer Point; 6th stop.
Prospect Park, (Song "How far, bow
far" 72); Grouch Hollow, no stop;
6th stop, Bolodate; 7tb stop, Whis
tling Crossing (anywhere)' Mis Cra
mer; 8th stop, Hallalujah Junction
(Men's cborous); 9tn stop. Backslid
er's Swamp (Solo, "I bare bad a
glimpse") Knockersvllle stop on
flag; 10th (too Bculah Height.
Duett, Mr. Hershky and Mr.
Adams); 11th stop. Lookout Point
(Song, Keep a Light In tba Window)
12th stop, Exchequer Pas (An
nouncement) Lunch; 13th atop.
Parson's Gap; 14th stop, Invitation
Pass (Stop on flag only trust him.
244);15th stop, Home Terminal (55
S. S. Hymnal); 16th stop, Benedic
tion; 17th stop, Roundhouse (borne)
No Round-trip tickets and no pas
ses. Be ready to get aboard at the
appointed time, as the train won't
wait. Guy Lafollette, publicity agent
At the Methodlet church, next Son-
day evening.
GENERAL BIPT., Jesus Christ.
CONDUCTOR, W. P. Hershey.
ENGINEER Miss Cramer.
NEW8T, M.' R. Gallaher.
FIREMAN, Mike Trapmaa.
TICKET SCALPER, Guy Latollaat.
FlTt.MTl RK FOR HAI-E
Tba furniture of (our room (or
ale at a big bargain If taken at oncaw
Mrs. E. H. Brent. Phone Red 642.
18-tfe.
Threading a Needle.
Tbnee having lefrtlve eyesight wm
rein mtn-h lime when threading a sew
to neetlfe If they will s pocket
InsMlght. nh if iiehimt tba ry
I the needle and homerfiatrly jour
.,lt. will he ibritoiled. Keep th
tiilillirhl In your machine drawer,
t here li will alwey he handy.
S'mplc Cxp'anat "
Pierre was trr'ni t -o've nn
ample In arithmetic. Im it nme m-f
2 cents le than It ohoulrt. over at.it
over ayftln. So I oT,-rel n he'p h'm ;
lien all of a u!in be eld: "1 t.,r
I know nn' wbut be "uttter K I
mi-'ht to add 2 cents for r lax."
Exchanire.
The Cleverest Jubilee Company in
Lyceum Today
TTT They draw from a fine repertoire of mu-
VLJ sic, rich in harmony and varied in selec-
tion. They are replete with Jubilees,
i ii r-i . . r xt n it l
new and old, riantation oongs, lNegro melo
dies, Camp MeetinV Songs, Comic Darky
songs, Negro lullabies, Sweet Sentiment songs,
and Home, Cabin and River Songs of the old
Slavery Days in choruses, quartets, trios, duos,
and solos sung by the maslervoices or the Lix
ie Jubilee Singers.
Presented by the SHRINE CLUB as
its Third Number on
Thursday, Jan. 20
AT.THE CLUB HALL
BE SURE TO BE ON HAND!!
TICKETS $1.00
STATION REPORT HELPFlTi
TO FARMERS OF OREGON.
New O. A. C. Bulletin Gives Valuable
Finding as Well aa Status of
Investigational Work.
(From Department of Industrial
Journalism, Oregon Agricultural
College.)-
New Silage Varieties SunSower
silage was compared with corn silage
tor lBmbs and cattle. The stock did
not take to the sunflower silage aa
readily as to the corn silage, bufmte
it just as well after they were used
to It. - There was no apparent dif
ference ,n the gain made, the sun
flowers making more gains in one
test and less In another.
Silage made (rom corn stover
corn without ears proved palatable
Mid satisfactory. It carried much
more water and fiber than silage
(rom ear corn, and Its value waa pro
portionately' leas. Clover Btraw has
not yet been used satisfactorily as
silage.
Peas and bald barley silage and
alfalfa and bald barley silage gave
excellent results (or (attening steers
and lambs and (or wintering calves
and yearlings. ..
Large quantities of sunflowrs and
of peas and bald barley silage will
be put up at the Eastern Oregon sta
tion this winter.
Pig Fattening Fish meal is an
excellent supplement In pig feeding
and fully equal to tankage..
' PigB getting garbage with rape or
wheat pasture in addition to grain
do not need supplementary protein.
Banc
FRIDAY, JANUARY 21
American Legion Hall
( Formerly Club Hall )
PRINEV1LLE, OREGON
Wilson George Jazz Orchestra of Bend
Dance given Under Auspices of American Legion
Admission $1.10 Everybody Come
Have You, Thought
About It? ' .
v 'How many of your friends are lilt
connected directly or indired-
ly with some Oregon indus- l
. Do you ever consider them
when you go to buy for your
s , personal needs or business re
quirements? 1
If fadories are kept going
they keep men employed-
who spend their money here.
What are you going to do
' about it?
g-SVi RIIY HRFnON PRODUCTS
W -w.mww.,
I ASSOCIATED INDUSTRIES OF OREGON j