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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNK 17, 1915,
PAGI
'AT.
Commissioners' Report
Clulma allowed by the June, 1915,
term of the county court, except those
allowed hy statute.
Milton Eagle, co. court, adv.l 19.18
H. M. Cockburn, do, telephones 4.4S
Louis Hcholl, Jr., justice court,
tat of Oregon vs. John Doe 4 66
A. U Warnock, do 1.70
E. N. Lltsey, do 6.26
Louis Scholl, Jr., do, state of
Oregon vs. I C. Hughes. , . . (.00
A L. Warnock, do 1.70
r'. K. Lewis, do 1.70
Wilbur Osborne, do 14. DO
J. L Miller, do, State of Oregon
vs. John Doe 6 20
J. H. West, do 12.70
J L. Miller, do, Mate of Ore
gon vs. Al Williams (.95
J, W. Dykes, do 2.(0
D. O. Keeler, do 1.70
John A. Nell, do , 1.70
Minnie Branch, do 1.70
Joe H. Parker, do, State of
Oregon vs. Geo. Ackley and
Jeff Brlsbow 16 $0
John Kearney, do 6.50
Louis Dergevln, do 8.J0
Fred Beck, do 1.70
Alt Oftedal, do 2.90
Charley Kanlne, do 4.70
Alex Manning, do 1.70
Leo Sampson, do 2.90
John Kanlne, do 2.90
Joe H. Parkes, do, State of Ore-
goa vs. W. E. Courtney.... 5.45
John Kearney, do 2.40
Joe H. Parker, do, State of Ore
Son vs. Ueorge Drown 10 80
John Kearney, do 3.60
It. a. Mill, do 8.70
M. L. Gale, do 1.70
Chaa. Bonney, do 1.70
M. Gale, do 1.70
Joe H. Parker, do, State of Ore
gon vs. John Contos and Qua
Sultus 12 20
Hoy Moran, do 8 SO
Klmer Moran, do 2.90
Peter Haras, do 1.90
Harry Hesaa, do .6o
Paul Angelas, do 6.60
Joe H. Parkes, do, State of Ore
gon vs. Merle Garrett 9.56
John Kearney, do (.50
Pearle Wicks, do 1.70
Dorothy Wilkes, do 1.70
Mrs. Albert stickler, do 1.70
Kd Hanlon. do 1.70
1. Wllkea. do 1.70
Joe H. Parkes do, State of Ore- i
gun vs. F. F. Heap 9 05
I.. Klrkman, do 1.70
W. J. Harvey, do 1.70
H. W. Copcland, do 1.70
Joe H. Parkes. do. State of Ore
gon vs. Dug. McDonald. . . 7.(0
John Kearney, do 5.00
Frank Sallng, all offices, pont
age and express 160.50
L. G. Kraier, do, office sup's 7. 90
1'ac. Tel. Tel. Co., do, tele
phones 85. SO
East Oregonian, do, adv. and
supplies 27.25
Western Union Tel., sheriff,
telegram .50
Class & Prutlhomme, do, print
ing (863
T. 1). Taylor, do, expense of
prisoners 10.00
T. !. Taylor, do 5.00
T. D. Taylor, do. freight 1.23
Bushong ft Co., clerk, supplies 19 50
Irwln-Hodson Co., treasurer,
supplies 1.10
'm, Sutherland, do, labor... 100.00
Hobt. E. Hlngo, coroner, exam
ination of Wm. A. llrown . . 5 .00
J. T. llrown, do, Investigate 6.00
I. K. Yonng. school supt, trav-
el'ng expenses 51. 00
K. loung, do assistant.... 50 0m
Alton Yeagcr, do. expenses I
I.
J.
of assistant 60.90 1
Albert E. White, do, board of
examiners 21.00
Grace Gilliam, do 21.00
Mrs. A. (. Hampton, do 21.00
Mrs. C. F. Colesworthy, do.... 18.00
A. C. Hampton, do' 11 .00 !
u. i,. nurd, do Zl.oo
I. E. Young, do, postage and
express 7.08
Evening Tribune, do, print's. 3.75
. F. Steele, assessor, labor... 4S.00
A. G. Means, do 26.00
"has. U Plnkerton, do 120.00
'. V. Wellman, do 112.00
Geo. W. Gross, do 100.00
It. F. Vnncll, do 120.00
It. O. Hawks, do 20 00
Chas. Wnlden. do 66.00
Evening Tribune, assessment &
Col. Taxes, adv 103 25
A lire G. Dauscner, widows'
pension, charity 13.00
I'irdle E. Swarthart. do 25.00
Pearl E. Broxson, do 17.50
Wallnda Heed, do 17.50
Ida K. Stewart, do 40.00
Florence May Harper, do .... 19.00
Katie Wight, do 17.50
Pearl E. Freeman, lo , 17, Ji)
Wry V Ellis, do , jo6
Joslg Kirk 0 ' 25 00
Winnie Fox, do 10.00
Uldie Blizzard, do 25.00
Carrie Neumann, do 17.50
Mary E. Cumm'na, do 10.00
Ktn Gcrklng, do 10.00
E, E. Cleaver, court house,
painting 51.00
Pendleton Drug Co., do, sup
plies 1-00
City Scav. ft Garb. Co., do,
lubor "5
Par. Power & Light Co, do,
light , 40.00
Bcddow ft Miller, do, labor
f iiitl supplies 6.79
Pendleton Water Com, do,
water J. 60
Taylor Tdw. Co., do, sup's... .60
A. E. Alstrop-, poor, labor.... SB. 00
Grltman Bros, do. supplies.. 7.62
W. H. Hays, do, labor 127.50
Abe Molntrom, do, bal. on
mare 60.00
Mrs. Stevans. do, labor 30.00
I. .V. Sones, do, hogs 62.00
Walters Flour Mill, do, sup
plies 92.13
Pendleton Roller Mills, do,
supplies 25.80
Geo. C. Bacr & Co., do. hdw. 1.15
Peoples Warehouse, do, mdse 2.00
C. B. Isaac, do, service 20.00
Pac. Power & Light Co., do,
light 18.76
Oregon Lbr. Yard, do, lbr... 12.76
A. C. Koeppen & Bros., do,
drugs 7.10
E. L Power Saddlery, do, sup.
plies , 8.60
Taylor Hdw. Co.. do, hdw... 16.62
MeOook ft Bentley, do, sup's. 10.00
Sadie Pearson, do, care Jose
phine Serg 81.00
Tumalum Lbr. Co.. do. coal and
lumber 43.06
Oregon Market, do, meat (.87
Hugh D. Smith, do, cash ad
vanced Mrs. Ilelmer, RR.
fare 7.60
T. D. Taylor, do, ItH. fare 6.60
East End Grocery, do, grocer-
lea 15.00
Williams A Ollnger Lbr. Co.,
poor, lumber 16.70
Boys' A Girls' Aid Society, do,
charity 10.00
Ernestine Gelssier, do 10.00
Mrs. O. A. Payne, do 6.00
Mrs. Joe Sullivan, do 10. 00
A. C. Koeppen A Bros., do,
drugs 21.05
Dr. David li. Hill, do, dental
service 1.00
lr. w. w. Illsley, do, attention
John KliiMie 2o.OO
inland Empire Lbr. Co., do,
lumber 9,25
IVmlleton Drug Co., do, drugs 1.90
Gray Bros. Grocery Co., do,
groceries ij.sr,
Parker Taxi Co., do, taxi serv. .50
T. D. Taylor, Jail, board of
prisoners 279.90
A. C. Koeppen & Bros, do,
drugs 4.95
G. It. Gowen, Insane, exam. Da
vid H. Shafer 6.00
D. J. McFaul, do, Mrs. J. B.
Kane, Mrs. Conrad Koehler 10.00
H. E. Itlngo, do, Alma E. Stur
divant 5.00
Parker Taxo Co., do, taxi ser. 1.25
T. A. Lieuallen, elevtlon, reg.
173 electors 1(14 17.30
T. II. Mcllroy, fruit Inspector
labor 12.75
Henry Ollnger, do 13.35
W. c. Hopson, do, labor and
expense 252.27
E. K. Cleaver, mlsc 6.60
Pendleton Drug Co., do, sup
plies and freight 25.27
C. K. Cranston, do, expense and
salary 151.40
Edgar F. Aver;il, do 399.80
Oregon Motor Garage, do, sup
plies 29.36
L A. Ilelneman, water master,
salary and expense 119.95
Warren W. Boeder, do 94 50
Wm. P. Ward, do 54.60
Dr. C. W. Laasen. veterinarian
salary 20,00
Freewater Times, misc. adv. . 2.00
T. D. Taylor, do, gasoline co.
auto 1.00
John Halley. Jr., Juvenile ct.
board and care Alive Smiley 12.00
H. M. Cockburn, co, court, sal. 75.00
H. A. Waterman, do 75.00
A. c. Funk, sheriff sal 100.00
J. H. Kates, do 100 00
J. A. Wakley do . 100.00
Muriel Sallng. dep. elk. sal... 100.00
Amanda Mumm. steno. sal 70.00
B. S. Burroughs, dept. hire.. 125.00
J. E. Beam, dept. treas. sal.. 100.00
G. W. Simpson. Jan tor sal.... 80.00
J. A. Horn. supt. poor farm. 100.00
D. J. McFaul, health officer.. 48.90
J. Alton Yeager, school sunv. . 100.00
Craig Tuli. road dlst. No. 2 la
bor and team 54 75
Ed Itambo. d 15.25
Allen Mainline, labor, do 20.25
w. M. Hanno, do , 7.30
Fletcher .McAuslln. do 2 25
George Shortrldge, do 7.30
I. M. Kambo, do 2.25
O. Hitter, do 2.50
Williams A Dinger, do, lumber 3.60
W. B. Huntsman, labor do... 4.25
J H. Bea. road dlst 3 labor.. 11.75
F. M. Stubblefleld, do 265.50
L B. Ogden. do 13 i,fl
Lea Dodd, do 27.00
Ralph Taylor, do 24.75
W. W. Smart, do 24 "5
Henry Adolphson, do 19.12
H. C. Morris, do 6.75
M. E. Lynch, do. and team.. 76 5u
Joseph Lynch, do 9.00
Arch Ellis, do 46.75
E. F. Perkins, do 22.50
Earnest Coe. do 46.75
Harvey Bradley, do 24.76
E. Davis, do 4 3.05
Win. Halsey, do 23.05
A. F. Compton. do 43.55
Thomas Dillon, do 24.75
frank McUueen. do 2.105
J. L. Frailer, do 38.00
Best Transfer Co.. do. & gravel 30.25
D. W. McFaden, do, spikes and
shovels 22.80
'utnam-McKnlght Co., do, I
hdw. supplies 9.10
Tumalum Lbr. Co., do, lbr. and
cement 24 3.75
Whitehouse Drumheller Co., do
hardware '. 5. so
Jones-Scott Co., do, sand and
gravel n.50
F. M. Stubblefleld, do, teams. 354.00
H. C. Gibson, do, blacksm'g . 11.25
It. M King, rd dlst. 4, teams. S6.00
L B. Davis, do. team 55.40
Frank Waddingham, do, labor 25.90
A. A. Kees, do, team 21.30
J. A. King, do 12.75
City of Weston, dist, 5, br.dge
timber 7.95
W. s. Ferguson, dlst. 8, labor
and teams 107.60
Foss-Wlnship Hdw. Co., do,
hardware supplies .90
Tumalum Lbr. Co., do, lumber 2S.93
( has. Coomans, dlst. 9, black
smithing 2 10
Fnss-Wlnshlp Hdw. Co., do,
hardware 3.15
L. A. Christopher, dlst. 10, la
bor and team 26.75
L. L. Buffers, do, labor and
teams , S3. 63
S. 11 Hunter, do 18.00
T. W. Coffey, do 9 00
City of Adams, do, refund of j
taxes 79.S7
Julius Nelson, d;st. 11. labor. 81.00
Geo. Clay, do 38 25
Frank Herman, da 25.87
G. It. Herman, do 43.75
E. K. Eheler. do, blacksm'g.. 2.75
J. S. Norvell A Co., do, rdw.
supplies 9.75
Tumalum Lbr. Co., do, lumber 45.70
Carl Spilling, dlst. 13, labor... 18.75
Itudolph Jacobson, do 25.00
J. C. Prendergast, do 31.50
McLellan A Guseman, do ji.50
W. J. Clarke, dlst. H, hdw ... 11.66
, .ressweii, dlst. 16, labor
and teams 60.00
Henry Struve, do 20.90
Frank Snyder, do 25.00
Frank Hyde, do 16.25
Henry Bayne, do 61.90
R. J. Cresswell, do 35.60
Carl Breding, do 60.00
E. P. Marshall, do 45.25
W. E. Campbell, do 16.60
F. O. Rogers, do 15.65
W. J. Debler, dlst. 17, labor and
team 63.00
F. B. Slepcn, do, team 40.35
R. Schachermyer, do, labor. . 22.60
C. Dexter, do 22.50
H. Dexter, do 25.85
A. Dexter, do 26.85
E. Dexter, do 11.25
K. P. Illslcy, do blacksmlthlng 6.25
Inland Empire Lbr, Co., do,
lumber 60
Oregon Hdw. A Imp. Co., do.. 42.35
Tumalum Lbr. Co., do 8.45
H. D. Ross. dlst. IS, labor.... 1.12
Frank Waller, do (.75
Charley Casey, df 10.12
Fay Woods, do 17.00
Mart Wolverton, do 24.43
C. J. Gulliford, do 21.25
A. B. Ixe. do 21.25
O. K Palmer, do 21.
M. Todhunter, do 22.00
E. Noon. dlst. 18 labor 10.50
Oran Halstead, do 15.62
J. H. McRoberta, do 11.25
J. S. Bloom, do 1125
Will Long, do 5.62
Joe Banester, do 4.50
W. J. Wattenburger. do 61.85
Mart Molverton, do 9. 55
Fay Woods, do 26.10
L. Baker, do 28.00
W. J. Wattenburger, do, freight 6.72
Frank Sallng. do 28.80
Koplttke A Glllanders, do, coal 2.00
W, J. Clarke, do, hardware., 2.
Cltv of Echo, do 369.88
Frank N. Brown, dlst. 19. labor 9.56
Walter Bain, do 9.56
Thomas Heddle, do
Swante Anderson, do
Robert iloef, do
C. P. Smith, dist. 20. labor..
John Funning, do
F. L. I'atton, do. labor, team
H. Woods, do, team
Bert Thomas, do, labor
Ira Brown, do
Claud Baker, do
Sam Fields, do, labor, team..
H. ('. Dunn, do, labor
H, C. Dunn, do
Taylor Hdw. Co., do, hdw....
Van Petten Lbr. Co., do, lbr..
B. L Burroughs, do
Evan Troxel, djst. 21, labor..
Ellison Northup, do
Wm. Troxel, do, labor and team
M. Tom, do
E. Bartlet, do, labor
Jas. Nelson, do
Ernest Wurle, dlst. 22, labor
and teams
Fred Wilson, do
W. T. Jaques, do
Guy Wilson, do, labor
Luis Beck, do
Hans Johnson, do
J. W. Wolfe, do
Brloe Lane, do
S. Moore, do
Robert Hicks, do
Roy Prlvett, do
Guy Wilson, do
Thomas Jaques, do, and horse
C, A. Pi'iuet, dlst. 24, labor and
team
Wllford Corley, do, labor.,..
Pat Monahan, do
Wm. Corley, do, and team . . .
George Bolln, do
Bun Moore, do, labor
J. A. Ely, do
Arba Harrington, do, team...
Bob Olmstead, do, team
C. Mlnnls, do, labor
F. G lllland, do, labor and team
George Bacon, do, labor
Wodld Baker, do, labor, team
Verne Cate, do, labor
H. Cate, do
A. D. Hlteman, do, labor, team
('has Ely, do
Frank Simpson, dlst 26, labor
Art Smales, do
Louis llurphy, do
lonard Simpson, do
Louis Mettle, do
Alex Simpson, do
Lester Bolln, do, labor, team.
Newt Reeves, do, labor
L G. Huston, do, labor, team.
Perry Simpson, do
Tom McQuoweil do, labor.,.,
J. T. Huston, do
Harry Huston, do, labor, team.
Marion Rinehart, do, labor..
J. H. Wagner, do, hardware.
F. T. Chamberlain, do, black'g
Casey Lumber Co., dist. 27,
lumber
Taylor Hdw. Co., do. hdw. and
freight
R. J. Crabtree. dlst. 29, labor,
W. D. Adams, do
W. A. Brace, do
F. Bennett, do i...
Joe Moladay. do, labor, team.
Jess e Bennett, do, labor
J. T. Hager, do
J. F. Thompson, do, team....
Geo. H. Gray. do. labor
V. D. Adams, do
M. T. Thompson, do
W. W. Williams, do. labor, team
J. F. Thompson, do. freight.
Elmer Hess, dist. 30, labor....
Ell Embysk, do
H. H. I,oren7.cn, do
H. M. Sloan, do, blacksm'g..
F. Melrose, dlst. 34. labor...
J. H. Wheeler, do
O. C. Stetson, do
Geo. Schrlmsher, do
F. W. Chase, do
E. F. Prltchet, do
J. T. llaun, do
W, F. Myers, dist. 35, labor
and team
Barney Myers, do, lubor
Robert Benedict, do
O. s. VanOrsdall, labor and
teams
C. W. VanOrsdall, do, labor..
E. L. VanOrsdall, do
G. T. Meeker, do. labor, team
D. L Phillips, do
Sum Carson, dist. 36. labor..
C. J. Johns, do
.1. K. Shotwell, do
D. A. Campbell, do
J. J. Casserly, do
Pat Sullivan, do
M. Langhun. do
Geo. Cressy, do
Oregon Hdw. & Imp. Co., do,
hardware
Inland , Empire Lbr. Co., do,
lumber .
J. T. H'nkle, do, labor, team.
J. T. Hoops, dist. 37. labor and
team .
C. G. Belles, do
James Power, do
A. V. Wlllert, do
X. V. Miller, do, labor
William O'Xeill, do
Dan Kellv. do ,
A. W, Wlll-M, do '.
C G. Belles, do
Hugh Bell, dist. 39, labor and
team
Walter Clark, do, labor
Riley Juday. do
E. J. King. do. labor, team....
Wes G rover, do
Taylor Hdw. Co., dlst. 42. hdw,
supplies . , , ,
H- M Sloan, do. blacksmithing
Philip Lay, d!st. 44, labor
Charles Spencer, do
R. M. Nlemeyer, do. labor, team
W. M. Pearson, do. labor....
H. J. Stilling, do, lubor, team.
J. V. Spencer, do ,..
E. Spencer, do
Ed Wood, do, labor
K. Pearson, do, labor, team . .
Oregon Hdw. & Imp. Co., do,
hardware
Inland Empire Lbr, Co., do,
umber , i . , . i . ,
John Crumm, Wild Horse
Mac. labor :
Walter Webb, do
.T W. King, do
W. J. Campbell, do, labor, team
Sid Crablll. do, lubor
G. W. Van. do
W. A Bottorff, do
Joe Zylstrn, do
Earl Wagoner, do
Wm. Brockltt. do
Lucas Cole, do
Roy Shepard, do
H. McOill, do
John Davis, do
T. S. Lusk, do
John Barnes, do
J. A. Tomlln, do, labor, team
J. A. Peplot, do, labor
Roy Weeks, do
D. C. Baker, do
Steve Lalich, do
Pete Beamer. do . .'.
Harv McAlexander,
C. H. Gerber, do .
H. C. Kirk, do . .
Frank Kelso, do .
B. F. Creagen, do
Joe Buehler, do . .
I. ee Banks, do
("has. Brelthaupt.
H. H. Cndes, do .
Chas. Green, do
Wm. Lleby. do ,
Guy Shepard, do
Ralph Stags, do
Martin McDonald,
do
do
do
II. F. Alderman, do
27.62
4.25
25.01)
33.75
31.55
46.40
75.75
19.15
12.40
2.25
9.75
86 65
44.50
16.65
(.05
140.25
38.00
42.75
79.80
63.75
47.26
45.00
68.90
31.00
64.15
21.65
7.80
14.(5
22.80
21.10
1.75
31.20
2.90
12.50
41.45
26.31
20.81
20.25
29.76
1.06
.56
11.81
21.81
4.60
11.25
17.00
9.00
(.25
24.75
24.75
4 25
39 (2
12.93
12.65
12.65
11.25
10.45
12.65
17.50
6.75
37.60
8.50
12.37
7.50
6.50
2.25
3.75
9.50
41.10
36.70
7.85
11.25
21.35
14.60
36.60
18.00
21.35
44.75
2135
9.00
25.85
42.50
3.87
' 9.00
25.60
19.60
6.00
17.00
22.50
40.35
40.35
44.60
38.25
61.75
24.00
6.00
14.00
31.50
13.50
6.75
15.75
7.85
25.00
26.50
16.75
8.60
4.25
10. ?5
13.50
1.15
12.30
8.89
36.00
44.00
8.50
4.25
6.75
4.25
15. 75;
15.75
11.25
4.25
44.60
7.85
10 15
13.75
3.15
33.15
3.60
2.25
10.12
8. 50
6.75
8.50
25.50
18.00
6.75
4.25
1.00
24.36
117.50
66.00
45.00
92.00
81.00
50.00
69.75
28.65
43.85
11.25
45.00
29.26
40.50
42.
29.25
42.75
83. 90
69.05
25.60
45.00
45.55
18.55
25.60
25 50
43.85
25.50
33.15
31.50
45.55
38.00
78.60
37.10
34.85
39.35
42.15
18.00
13.60
C. C. Bagget, do
Fred Iee. do
Bryan White, do
Frank liiiderbrand, do
Wm. Ward, do .
Arlo Horn, do
Steve Yorkolich, do
Mike Dumak, do
Hurt Pashley, do
Jerry Barton, do
Carl Keeler, do
Victor Kauffman, do
R. Keefer, do
Iley Winn, do
C. L Patchln, do
James Allen, do
Price Davis, do
John Anderson, do
Geo. Wilson, do
Dan West, do
John Kesner, do
Wm. Haley, do
Roy Clemens, do
H. Rickard, do
W. E. Hay, do
Mike Lew.s, do
Pete Dhll, do . . .
John Slump, do
W. H. Lelan, do
Thomas Herr, do
James Myers, do
Jack Attebury, do
James Klncade, do
Bert Peirsol, do
Gay Johnson, do
Dan Neal, do
Y. A. Johnson, do
Albert White, do
L M. Brown, do
It. A. Farrens, do
8. 8. Piersol. do
Wm. VanCleave, do
H. Bennett, do
Frank White, do
J. E. Knowlton, do
Homer Farrens, do
Marvin Adkins. do
A. D. Flanary, do
J. M. Bryson, do
F. M. Myers, do
L O. Myers, do
Sam Booher, do
R. D. Edwards, do
Dick Givens, do
Roy Givens, do
E. M. Morris, do
W. A. Washburn, do
B. W. Green, do
Geo. Walden, do
W, M. Myers, do
R. B. Barnes, do
Tumalum Lbn Co., do, wood
Foss-Winship Hdw. Co, do,
hardware supplies
Taylor Hdw. Co., do. supp's
and fre'ght
J. S. Norvell A Co., do, wagon
Jack No. 4
Pac. Pow, A Lt. Co., do, light
Dave Lavender, do, labor....
F. B. Henry, do, blacksm'g. . . .
Putnam-McKnlght Co., do.
hardware supplies
Frank Wilson, do, labor
F. M. Evans, do
W. O. Seaman, do
Hodson-Feenaughty Co., misc.
supplies
Willard Bradley, do, labor....
W. J. Stockman, do
D. C. Rnthrock, do
Standard Oil Co., do. oil
G. W. Bradley, do. freight....
Margaret McGibbons, do, road
right of way ,
H. B. Lee, do
Wm. Bade, do
Penland Bros, do, hauling. . .
Coast Culvert Flume Co., do,
flume
Northwest Steel Co.. do, sup's
C. H. Martin, do, bal. due ser.
W. A. Storie. bridges, labor.
Jewell Anderson, d'
Chas. Ingalls, do .'
Marv'n Strout. do
Geo. fames, do
D. D. Phelps. Tutuilla bridge,
repair gas tank
J. F. McCabe, Riverside bridge
approach labor
J. M. Wright, do
Wm. Wortman, do
W. F. McDonald, do
R. E. Good, do
F. Hamm, do
W. M. Hoop, do
Jack Gilmore, do
O. F. Moore, do
Bert Fellbaum. do . r
J. A. Potter, do
T. K. Jenkins, do
H. s. Collins, do
U. Stephens, do
W. A. Hoagland, do '
W. A. Hoagland, do
Wm. Deardorff, do
W. Gefeke. do
H. Myers, do
H. Barkis, do
T. K. Jenkins, do
W. M. Hoop, do
W. Gefeke. do .
Taylor Hdw. Co., do, supplies
T. M Sloan, do. blacksm'g. . .
W. J. King dist. S. labor. . . .
Fred Baker, do
17.40
17.4U
20. 25
7.30
14.60
14 6l
14 .60
14 60
13.50
8.40
12.35
22.30
9.55
27.60
24.75
39.90
56.25
40.60
39.35
39.35
31.65
43.10
34.30
26.25
51.75
39.90
38.80
28:65
38.80
23.05
38.80
39.00
38.80
77.55
13.50
38.80
13.50
73.30
34.00
38.25
74.35
136.73
117.15
71.15
46.10
6.75
10.10
87.10
77.55
128.10
87.10
87.10
52.05
21.80
21.35
44 40
46 10
13.50
47.25
46.10
15.76
10.50
2S.49-
i
36 05
4.00
88.65
28.10
3.40
25 40
12.40
3.05
114.90
467.90
90.70
54.35
24.00
203.21
249.09
75.00
40.00
300.00
3.50
126.00
67.90
73.00
100.00
31.50
60.37
43.87
61.62
.95
10.10
10.10
7.00
22.65
1.10
7.85
7.85
7.85
10.10
7.85
2.10
10.10
23.50
7. S3
5.30
5.30
23.35
70.00
6.73
2. SO
7. S3
2.23
85.00
1.00
1.63
6S.no
15.75
CILLERS HOLD
CATTLE PRICES
(Courtesy Wednesday's Journal.)
PORTLAND, Ore. Aside from the
hogs which packers are guaranteeing
the price at 8 In their fight for Wil
lamette valley supplies against the
dressed meat trade of Front street,
killers are not offering above 17.90
or tops In the yards at his time.
As a rule Willamette valley stuff Is
sold here at 5 to 10c less than best
east of the mountain offerings, but
since the fight smarted between pack
ing Interests, killers have paid even
more for the swine of this section
than for the better offerings else
where. There was a fair run of hogs In the
vards at the opening of the day's
trade but sales started very slow, In
dicating a continuance of the slow
tone of yesterday.
Eastern hog market ruled steady
to a fraction higher for the day.
General hog market range:
Best light $ 790
Medium light 7.80
Good to heavy 7.60 7.(5
Rough and heavy (.607.5t
(utile Continue Mow.
There remains a very slow demand
for cattle at North Portland. Re
ceipts over night were small but the
call was not brisk even at the recent
ly reduced values.
At Chicago and other eastern cen
ters the market for cattle today was
generally steady.
General cattle market range: i
Select steers 7.307.35
Best hay fed steers 7.20 7.21
Good to choice 7.00 7.15
Ordinary to fair (.00 6.76
Best cows (.60
Good to prime (.25 6 (.40
Select calves 7.00 7.76
Fancy bulls 5.25 6 5.50
Ordinary bulls 4. 00 g 5. 00
Mutton .Marlict Very Quiet.
Mutton offerings In the North Port
land yards today were very limited
but the call shows a similar trend.
Local killers have been purchasing so
freely in the country recently that
they are in a position to dictate the
price here. If the price does not suit
them they rely on their direct pur
chases to tide them over.
At eastern points there was gener
ally a strong tone for mutton today.
General wool mutton market:
Choice spring lambs 17.60 7.75
Common spring lambs... (.00(50
Choice yearling wethers.. 6.00 6.25
Choice yearling lambs ... 6.006.25
Good yearlings 5.605.73
Old wethers 5.50 5.75
Choice light ewes 6.00 5.25
Good ewes 4.505.00
Common heavy ewes .... 4.00 4.25
Livestock Shippers.
Hogs C. H. Farmer, McCoy, one
tload; F. B. Decker, Silverton, one
load; F. B. Decker, Silverton, one
load on contract to Union Meat
company; W. B. Kurtz, Maupin, one
load: Attnlia Berry & Produce com
pany, Attalia, Wash., one load.
Cattle Ed Perry, Grand Dalles,
Wash., one load; H. W. Taylor, Vader,
Wash., one load.
Sheep W. E. Hunt, Maupin, one
load.
Mixed stuff F. E. Parker, Robbln,
cne load cattle, calves and hogs; M.
L. Forester, Tangent, one load cattle,
hogs and sheep; Robert McCrow,
Goldendale, Wash., two loads cattle
and hogs.
WHEAT DEilllO
HOLDS STEADY
(Wednesday's Market.)
PORTLAND, Ore. Julte fair de
mand for wheat is showing again and
prices are holding somewhat better.
The report was spread that a cargo of
wheat had been sold to Vladivostok,
but the exporter says that he Is un
certain whether the shipment is even
tually for that port, Australia or Ja
pan. In connection with the report
that the cargo may go to the English
colonies, the following' from I'. 8
Consul W. A. Bickers, at Hobart, Tas
mania, Is of very much Interest:
'Referring to the Hobart consul
ate's earlier report on wheat. In
which it was stated that Tasmania
was In the market for large quanti
ties of wheat, it has since been an
nounced that two cargoes have been
obtained from Argentina and ona
from the United States. These cargoes
are considered to be ample for local
needs until December, at which time
the local crop will be coming on the
market
"The wheat from Argentina will be
delivered In April and that from the
United States In July. The price c. 1
f. Hobart Is about 12 per bushel."
Grain bag Importers are forcing
prices higher under the pretext that,
shipments will not arrive In time for
harvest. It was stated some time ago
that practically all the big shipments,
were already en route to the PaclflC
coast from Hongkong, therefore l-
begins to look as if Importers Intend j
to squeeze every possible fraction out
of the market.
Flour Selling price: Patent, 16.-)
20; Willamette valley, (6.20; local
straight, (5.80; bakers' local, $6.20.
Montana spring wheat. 87.20; exports,
84.50; whole wheat, (5.(0, graham,
85.(0 per bushel.
H.V." Buying p:l- f W !!
v.illey timothy. Timi, (I!; r.
Oitg'.n M.tho f.ir.' y t: !?.-.. I i ; s-
falfa. 8l3ti 1.1.50; vet-h n.l :!.
(11; clover. 8S fi 9 per ton.
Grain sack 1415. nomirrjt N I
Calcutta. 8 1-2 ! .
Millstuffs Selling pri. e. t'tatt.
t274j'27.50; shorts. J.'Sji-'f-
P.olled barley Selling pn.-e: 1-5
826.50.
Com White, $35135 30; r ke,f.
$3637.
Wheat as firmer on the I,rnn
Merchants' Exchange for the sh
today. While closing bids fr apot
club were unchanged, an actual tU
of 5000 bushels was mnde at 91c or
3c above previous bids. Blnetean
bids were lc up for spot while fort
fold shared an equal gain. Others
ruled unchanged.
Oats bids were weaker and 30c m
ton lower with no sales. Spot harlf
unchanged. No sales.
CHICAGO WHEAT
FEW CENTS U
(Wednesday's Market.)
CHICAGO, June. Wheat closed t
2e higher. A general buying move
ment In the pit today caused an ad -vance
In all grains.
Wheat was up 1-8 to 3-4c at the
outset while corn opened with a galra
of 1-2 to J-4C
The Liverpool market was steady.
In corn the domestic cash deman
was good. The buying was of a goo
character. Oats were higher. Pro
visions were up at the outset.
WHEAT.
July Open. $1.03 3-8; high. $105
5-8; low, $1.02 1-2; close, $1.04 5-1.
Sept. Open, $1.00 1-2; high, $1.08;
low, $1.00; close, $1.02 1-4.
Dec Open. $1.04 1-2; high, $1.0fc;
low, $1.04 1-4; close, $105.
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that has given me entire satisfaction
and cured me when I was afflicted l3i
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Dl-j
arrhoea Bemedy. I recommend It to;
my friends at all times," writes S. N. j
Galloway, Stewart, S. C. For sale byi
all dealers. Adv. I
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Box (88, SCRANTOM, PA.
Switzerland ExKlids Kinlargo I.lst. '
BERLIN". June 16 The Swiss fed
eral council at the suggestion of the
political department has decreed the
prohibition of exports of a new sc-.
rles of commodities Including alco-!
hoi, common waste and finished or
unfinished articles made of copper,
?lnc, lead and other metals.' 1
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
TKACHEHS' EXAMINATIONS.
Notice Is hereby given that the
county superintendent of Umatilla
County, Oregon, will hold the regu
lar examination of applicants for
State Certificates at Pendleton, as
follows: ' i
Commencing Wednesday, June 80,
1915, at 9 o'clock a. m and continu-'
Ing until Saturday, July 3, 1915, at 4
o'clock p. m.
Wednesday Forenoon,
Writing, United States History,
Physiology.
Wednesday Afternoon.
Reading. Composition. Methods In
Reading, Methods In Arithmetic.
Thursday Forenoon.
Arithmetic, History of Education,
Psychology, Methods In Geography.
Thursday Afternoon.
Grammar, Geography, American
Literature, Physics. Methods In Lan
guage, Thesis for Primary Certificate
Friday Forenoon.
Theory and Practice, Orthography,
English Literature, Chemistry.
Friday Afternoon.
School Law, Geology, Algebra, Civ
il Government,
Saturday Forenoon.
Geometry. Botany.
Saturday Afternoon.
General History, Bookkeeping.
I. E. YOUNG.
(Adv.) County School Superintendent.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
JlrsBAKERrVuNERAL" DT
rector and licensed embalmer. Op
posite postofflce. Funeral parlor, two
funeral cars. Calls responded to day
or night. Phone 75.
J. T. BROWN'S FURNITURE STORE
Funeral director and licensed em
balmer. Most modern funeral parlor,
morgue and funeral cars. Calls re
sponded to day or night Corner
Main and Water streets. Telephone (8.
ATTORNEYS.
RALEY A RALEY, ATTORNEYS-AT
law. Office In American National
Bank Building.
FEE & FEE, ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Office In Despaln building.
CARTER A SMTTHE, ATTORNEYS
at law. Office In rear of American
National Bank Building.
INSURANCE AND LAXD BUSINESS
JAMES B PERRY, ATTORNEY AT
law. Office over Taylor Hardware
Company,
HARTMAN ABSTRACT CO, MAKES
reliable abstracts of title to all
lands In Umatilla county. Loans on
city and farm property. Buyt and
sells all kinds of real estate. Does
a general brokerage business. Pays
taxes and makes Investments for non
residents. Write fire, life and acel
dent insurance. Reference, any bank
In Pendleton.
JAMES JOHNS, Pre.
C. a MARSH, Sec.
PETERSON ft BISHOU, ATTOR-
nevs at law: rooms 2 and 4. Smith-
Crawford building.
DENTLEY ft LEFFINGWELL, REAL
estate. Are. life ana accident insur-
anca rent. Sit Main street
Phone 404.
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SOLD U DRUGGISTS EVLRYnuXSE
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wvrsPAVFn PAnns. INVITATIONS
wedding announcements, emoosseo
nrivat and business stationery, eto
Very latest styles. Call at East Or
gonlan office and see sample.
AUCTION SALES THE EAST OR
egonlan makes a specialty of auo
tlon sale bills, cards and advertising
W cen furnish auctioneer, clerk and
advertising complete that will assure
yoa of baring a successful sals.
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
DOUGLAS W. BAILEY, ATTORNEY
at law. Will practice In all state
and federal courts. Rooms 1, J, t
snd 4, over Taylor Hardware Co.
C. W. LASSEN, M. D. V. COUNTY
Veterinarian. Residence telephone,
17; office telephone, 20.
SECOND-HAND DEALERS.
V. STROBLE, DEALER IN NEVI
and second-hand goods. Cash paid
for all secondhand goods bought.
Cheapest place In Pendleton to buy
household goods. Come and get out
prices. 119 E. Court street Fbon
J71W.
AUCTIONEERS.
COL. W. F. YOHNKA, AUCTIONEBM
makes a specialty of farmers' stock
and machinery sales. "The man that
gets you the money." Leare order
at East Oregonian office.
MALE HELP WANTED.
GEORGE W. COUTTS, ATTORNEY
at law. Estates settled, wills, deeds.
mortgages and contracts drawn. Col
lections made. Room 17, Schmidt
block.
FREDERICK STEIWER, ATTORNEY
at law. Office In Smltb-Crawfors
building.
S. X. LOWELL. ATTORNEY AND
counsellor at law. Office In Despala
building.
WANTED GOOD LIVE CANVASS
er to represent us In Eastern Ore
gon. Commission proposition. Casts
weekly. Pacific Nursery Co.. 1!1 1-J
Grand Ave., Portland, Ore.
MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED PARTY WILL PAY Caall
or gtT trade for Umatilla eounty
farm. 111 to ICO per acre. Addess)
Box 11, Athena, Ore. 1
PHYSICIANS.
DRS. WHITAKER A WOOD, DEN
Hats. Office hours I a. m. to I p.
m. Mllarkey Building, Pendleton,
Oregon.
LEGAL BLANKS OF . EVERY .DE
scrlption for county court, circuit
court, Justlee court, real estate, eta,
for sale at East Oregonian office.
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