Lincoln County leader., October 16, 1908, Image 1

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Toledo, Lincoln County, Oregon, Friday, October 16. 1908.
Number 34
SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT
Of the County Clerk of Lincoln County, Oregon
Showing the amount and number of claim allowed by the County Court of laid County and
foi what allowed, amount of warrant drawn and amounts of warrant! outstanding and
unpaid, from April 1, 1908, to September SO, 1906.
Clalmi allowed
On what account allowed Warrant drawn
County Court (Judge and Commissioners)
Justice Court (Justices, Constables, Witnesses)
circuit court (Hainan, Jury, witnesses, etc.)
Sheriff's Office (Salary of Sheriff)
Clerk's Office (Salary of Clerk and Deputy).
Treasurer's Office (salary and stamps) . ,
Coroner's office (Coroner, witnesses, Jury, etc.)
School Superintendent's Office (salary, traveling expenses, examinations, etc)
Assessor's Office (salary of Assessor, Deputy, etc)
Rebate of Taxes (taxes refunded)
Current Expenses (books, stationery, postage Ivery, expressage, stamps, all offices)
Courthouse Expenses (Janitor, lights, fuel , etc)
Care of Poor (salary as County Physician and provision for the poor)
Insane, (examinations and witnesses)
Bridges (material and laber)
Election Expenses (registrations, ballots and supplies, pay of Judges, Clerks, etc.)
Koadsaud Highways (lumber, supplies, Supervisors)
County Health Officer
Tli. Treasurer has paid the Crst half ol the
Also Interest on cancelled warrants
SEMI-ANNUAL SUMMARY 8TATEMENT
For County of Lincoln, State of Oregon, from April, 1908, to September 30, 1908, inclusive:
Warrants Outstanding
April 1, 1908, Warrants outstanding aud unpaid (.17251 98
Kept. 30, 1908, Warrants Issued six months ending September 30, 11666 41
Sept. 30, 1908, Warrants paid and cancelled for
Liabilities
Oct. 1, 1908, Warrants outstanding and unpaid
Oct. 1, 1908, Estimated interest
. Total liabilities,
' Kesonrees
Oct. 1, 1908, Cash in the hands of the Treasurer applicable to the payment of
above liabilities,
TATE OF OREGON,
County of Lincoln, I
1, Ira Wade, ronnty clerk of the above named county and state, do hereby certify
tnat the foregoing is a true and correct statement of the number and amount of claims al
lowed by the county court of said county for the six months beiiinninir April 1, 19s8, and end
ing September 30. 1908, on what account the same allowed, the amount of warrants drawn and
the amount of warrants outstanding and unpaid, as the same appears upon the records of my
office and in mv official care and custody.
Witness my hand and the seal of the county court of said county on this the 5th day of
October, 1908. seal 1KA WADE, County Clerk.
Semi-Annual Statement
Of the County Treasurer of Lincoln county, OreRon, for the six months ending on the 30th
day of Septemner, 1908, of moneys received, paid out and on hand.
Cash on band dated of making last report
Receipts are as follows:
A pril. 1908. From the County Clerk
mate j n
1 reasurer
May, 1908.
" County Clrk
i .
" Mate Treasurer
" County Clerk
i, I, ti
" " Sheriff
"i SchiHil Superintendent
" Sfhool District No. 14
" County Clerk
V Sheriff
" School Superintendent
" State Treasurer
" County Clerk
ti i ii
School Superintendent
June,
July.
Aug.
Sept.
Disbursements are as follows:
April. 190. Face County warrants
" Interest County warrants
" ' Various other funds
May, ' Face County warrants
' ' Interest county warrants
" Various other funds
June, " Face county warrant
" Interest county warrants
11 Various other funds
July " Face county warrants
" Interest county warrants
' Various other funds
Aug., " Face county warrants
" Interest county warrants
" Various other funds
Sept., " Face county warrants
" " Interest county warrants
" ' Various other funds
Cash on hand date
I. O. B. McClnskey. do certify that the forgoing is a true and correct statemont of the
amounts received, paid out and remaining on hand In the County Treasury of said Conntv
far the six months endliiu September so. ls08. '
Wit ness my hand this lst day of October, 1908.
U II. JlcCl.l'SKKY, Trcasurerof Lincoln County. Oregon.
Semi-Annual Report
Of J. If. Ross, Sheriff, for the six months ending September 30 1908
To 'he Honorable County Court of Lincoln County, Oregon. '
(ientleincn: 1 here with submit my semi-annual report for the six mouths ending
September K. I!K8. gHlng the auiniiuls of money collected by nie on the lux rolls of 1 Ineuln
comity for the dilternnt years and turned over to the Ceiinty Treasurer, as follows towif
Tax redemptions on 1901 roll (6 63
1902 " 71 79
. " 1903 " 4t'l 90
i " 19114 " 295 35
' .r ,. l!IM " 843 79
" 19.16 ' 475 15
Taxes collected l'W " In 6 74
Statutory 'l ax Sale, July 1?, 1908. !t'.2 69
Sheriffs mileage K0 20
Total, (1C904 24
The above funds wcte distributed as follows:
bix'Cial tsxol school district No. 1 ( 82 54
' " ' 2 4-'ti 48
ft ' " ' 8 199 16
i. i. 4 8 12
" 7 7 43
i "' " 8 13 20
' " 1(1 45 09
" " 12 45 69
" 14 69 02
i i " ' " lit 18 6o
' " 22 10 96
' ' 24 M 78
Canvas gloves lit Stewart's.
P. S. Price of Kings Valley was
Toledo visitor last week.
J. Margson was a passenger for
Portland Wednesday morning.
Miss Winona Hooker returned
Wednesday from a few week's visit
Ht Portland.
Fred CIuiiiiIkt left for Eureka,
California, Tuesday. He intends
fielding (be winter in California.
468 05
68 20
616 40
9U0 00
924 90
203 98
61 60
406 96
1167 0
709 87
90S 33
238 83
760 15
20 00
156 27
1358 H
2806 25
25 00
Total,
$11666 41
State tax
tio so
2400 14
48918 39
25509 97
months ending Sept. 30, 1908,
23408 42
123(08 42
1052 70
(24461 12
(6922 97
(42694 03
( 192 65
1000 00
266 85
4M3 61
773 94
1 60
313 80
1716 22
69 00
73 09
3S0 72
1158 21
17 00
1163 DO
623 96
3496 30
2 00
(15867
(8273 49
89ti 42
7455 10
7459 83
Wi0 24
21M8 M
2160 42
199 07
Total Receipts,
ns4 04
im 21
Know
Mil
mm
6;8 46
6l.fi 52
303 81
15 07
1839 48
Total Disbursements,
of this report,
$1119:1 59
Ii65t,7 69
31 8 30
82 7 69
84 4 64
38 4 65
41 6 '.
66 25
69 17 97
229 90
" ' City of Newport
ny oi I menu
" " Newport Koad District
" " Koad District No. 4
" " . ' 6
" ' 8
. i, j,!
n. n , .. jtj
Stale Library Fund
County School Fund
HiH'e and Couuly Fund
177 30
1 50
189 99
22 39
6 12
66 Ml
43 21
22 91
184S 80
7; 104 27
Total, (I0KO4 24
Respectfully submitted,
J. H. KOSS. Sheriff.
Dated, Toledo, Orriron, Octobers, 1908.
Buy your school tablets at Stew
art's. J. 1). Kent of Waldport was in
the city Wednesday.
Si CoiM'land of Salado was a To
ledo visitor this week.
Dave Kamsdcll of Elk City was
a Toledo visitor Tuesday.
S. J. Robb returned home Mon.
day evening from a trip to port-land.
A new line of rubber goods at
Stewart's.
Rex Nelson was up from New
port last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. R. Altree were
Newport visitors the first of the
week.
August Fischer of the Corvallis
Flouring Mills was in the city last
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Butterfield of
the Lower Siletz were Toledo visitors
last week.
W. F.' Keady and wife, of Wald
port passed through to Portland
yesterday.
Mrs. G. M. McBrido returned
Wednesday evening from a trip to
the Metropolis.
Commissioner John Fogarty was
a county , seat visitor Wednesday
and Thursday.
Capt. Tyler the music dealer of
Newport was in the cify the first of
week, having sold 0. R. Altree a
piano.
Dr. Humberstone departed for
Portland Tuesday morning. He
has quit practicing dentistry at To
ledo and will probably locate in
Portland.
Miss Hattie Gillette who has for
more than a year past held the
position as telephone girl at Stew
art's store left for Ccrrvallis Satur
day morning, where she will make
her home.
.E. D. Prescott departed yesterday
morning for Granite, Washington,
where he will make his home.
Mr. Prescott was a good citizen and
his many friends are .sorry to see
him leave. . .
Wm. Searth, Tom Homing and
Chauncey Hawkins made a trip to
Otter Rock Saturday, rcturninir
Sunday. They intended ' to do
some deep sea fishing but the water
was too rough.
Wednesday evening the members
of Syringa Circle entertained their
gentlemen friends. The evening
-was spent in playing whist until . . ' ... 1 , ... ri
k i v i i i Keswick Codling, 1st G J
eleven when cake and punch were'.,. , , .
, , ., ., lvliode Island Greening,
served. e arc hoping they will . . ,
do it again.
J. Margson, living on' the lower
Bay hail the misfortune to have his
launch and Iniat house catch fire
Tuesday afternoon and burn despite
his efforts to save them. Mr.
Margson was cleaning his engine
when he dropped a small piece and
could not. find it so he lit a match.
Some gasoline had leaked out into
the lxiat which instantly caught fire
burning the boat and boat house.
Mr. Margson eseniwd' with a slight
singeing and has ordered another
launch.
Frank L. Buker Chairman of the
Republican County Central Com
mittee called the Executive Com
mittee consisting of the Chairman,
F. A. Godwin and R. A. Bense'.l
together at the Commercial Hotel
parlors last Thursday to discuss the
political situation in Lincoln county.
A gooil reKirt was had from nearly
every precinct in tho county, that
Republicans every where were alert
and active, and in earnest support
of the Presidential ticket. The
Committee- will urge continual
effort until the day of election, and
public speakers will be invited to
meet and address the people where
over it is possilile. Lincoln county
may be set 'down in the Tuft and
Sherman column with a handsome
majority.
A Successful Carnival.
Last Friday evening Lincoln
County's Fruit and Vegetable Car
nival closed. From everyjpoint of
view it was more of a success! than
anticipated. The weather was ideal
for the occasion, the exhibits were
many and of most excellent quality
and the attendance and interest
taken was all that could have been
expected. This little impromptu
fair, gotten up in but a few days de
monstrated to our people that this
county is perfectly able to get up a
fair and have as good displays of
fruit and vegetables as any locality
in the state, and a fair every year
is an assured fact.
The bulk cf tho exhibits at the
Carnival were shipped to the Port
land Commercial Club by the To
ledo Development League, under
whose auspices the carnival was
given. This display will be seen
by the thousands of homeseckers
who are arriving in Portland every
day and will be the best advertise
ment this county could possibly
make. It will bring many to our
county.
The following is a list of the
premiums:
A POLES
Winter Banana, lst C. Bocckman.
Wealthly, lst 0. G. Dalaba; 2d C
Boeekman.
Twenty Ounce Pepin, lst T B But
ler; 2d M L Trapp.
Bollflower, lst Mrs A Bradeson; 2d
ML Trapp.
Bismark, lst Mrs II E Collins; 2d
C M Doutt.'
Glori Mundi, 1st J W Rolx'rtson;
2d Mr McKeown.
King, lst C 1) Wilson; 2.1 N F Ed
wards. Waxins, lst G T Smith.
j Bon Davis lst p A Miller; 2d G T
Snu'f ll
Palouse, 1st G T Smith;
2d P A
Miller.
Crab, lst G T Smith; 2d F M
Stanton.
Nameless, lst G T Smith
T Smith
lst ti T
Smith
Gravenstine, 1st C F Williams; 2d
P A Miller.
Baldwin, lst P A Miller; 2d M L
Trapp.
Limber Twig, 1st M L Trapp.
Walhridgc, lst M I, Trapp.
Northern Spy, lst J McCluskey;
2d X F Edwards. '
Harlan's Favorite, 1st B F Grant.
Arkansas Black, 1st G T Smith.
Fall Sweets, 1st John Salvage.
1'KAIiS
Bartletts, 1st Gene M Robertson;
2nd Mrs J Kyniston.
Brown Bcurrc, lst Nash Bros.
Strawberries, fresh, 1st A 1) Per
kins; 2d Eudelle Bothers,
Prunes, Italian, lst F M Stanton;
2d Mrs J Kyniston.
Prunes, Silver, lst M L Trapp.
Hybrid Blaek-Baspborry, 1st A I)
Perkins.
VWIKTAI1I.ES, fJIUIN, KTO.
Thousand Headed Kale, lst C
Christiansen; 2d G Duhl.
Cabbage, lst S Romtvedt; 2d F II
Phillips.
Red pickling, lst A Haberuiai).
Squash, Hubbard, 1st A Nye; 21
M L Trapj..
Marblchead, 1st If Lutey.
Golden Maniouth, lst G Duhl.
Corn, sweet, C Christiansen; 2d B
F Grant.
Corn, pop, 1st S ItomtvoiU.
A. M. Smith departed yesterday
morning for a month's visit in tho
East. lie will probably visit his
old home in Virginia before return
ing. N. L. McElwain returned las-t
Wednesday from a trip to his old
home in North Dakota. His daugl -ter
returned with him and her
husband will follow soon, as they
intend to make Oregon their futuie
home.
Mrs. I. B. McJunkin had a fine
display of cheese at the Carnival.
She has made a careful study of the
cheese and butter industries in this
county and says that with butter fat
at 30 cents per pound she has made
1.25 more per cow per month from
cheese than with tho butter from
the same numlier of cows. She
wants to see cheese factories in this
county.
The games played on the ball
grounds during the Carnival con
sisted of a football game Thursdny
between Toledo High School and
Siletz Juniors, and resulted in To
ledo's favor, 1G to 12; and a base
ball game Friday afternoon between
Toledo and Siletz. Toledo boys
also won this game by a score of 12
to 4. In the third inning Casey,
Siletz' pitcher, got his hand hurt
and "Piekcls" Hampton of the en
gineering corps took his place.
.
Judge Lowell Speaka Here.
Judge Stephen A. Lowell of Pend
leton, one of Oregon's most eloquent
speakers will speak to the citizens
of this county at the- courthouse
next Monday evening. All cordially
invited.
Boats For Sale.
Two round bottom, clinker, row
boats, 10-ft., built last June. 815
each. EwiNd Bros., Toledo.
.
Bids Wanted.
For contract to put in fill on the
upper side of the Olallu dam. Bids
will be opened Monday, October 2(1,
HJ08. I. B. McJunkin,
District Supervisor.
-
Notice to Taxpayers.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Equalization will meet at.
the oflicee of the County Judge, at
Toledo, Oregon, on Monday the
l!)th day of October, 1!)0H, for the
piii'ixise of examining and correct
ing the 1!KW assessment rolls. The
law requires that all petitions or
applicants for the reduction of n
particular assessment shall be lyade
in writing, verified be the oath of
tho applicant or his attorney, and
must bo filed with the Board during
the Fiiist wv.v.k it is iiy law hk
qciiiki) to mo l. skssion, and tiny
petition or app'ieation not so made,
verified, and filed shall not he con
sidered or acted upon by the Board,
ami notice is hereby given to each
and every taxpayer assessed upon
said rolls, that if Ik; fails to appear
before said Board, or lilt s with said
Board a verified jH-litinn, during tho
first week of its session, he will be
unable to obtain relief before (lie
County Court, as the Court will
hereafter a I isolutely refuse to allow
any rebate of any taxes paid ujam
the 1 DOS tax rolls, for the reason
that the law makes the Board of
Equalization the proper authority
for correcting said rolls.
Dated at Toledo, Or., this Kith day
of September, 1D0S.
By order of the County Court.
Iha Wade, County Clerk.