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PAGE TWELVE THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON THURSDAY,: OCTOBER 14, 1948 County Court Proceedings , BE IT REMEMBERED; That at a regular meeting 01 the coun ty Court held September 15. 1948. all members being present, the lonowing ousiness was transact' cd: In the Matter of Claims Aaraiiuit the County: The following bills were pre sented ana oraerea paid: GENERAL FUND C. U. McCauley, Sheriff 'Radio. $73.40: Auto $5.50; Tel. $8.13 ..$ 85.03 Helen m. uacey, uierK Postage 24.00 Audrey Fox. Treasurer , Clerk Hire 3.00 Evaline Riebhoff, Election Exp.' ; 2,00 A. J. Moore, D. A, Sup plies : 18.35 A. L. Heisel, Assessor Mileage 22.64 Wolff & Phillips, Infirm- ary .: , ...1500.00 Kingcralts, Lire, Judge . Repairs . 5.65 Alice J. Weeks, Infirmary 25.00 Holland Plumbing Co., In firmary 12.69 Bend urnituro Co., in firmary : 230.50 Velma Buckingham, School Sunt. Postage, $15.03; , Mileage $20.15 35.18 Smith Electric, Courthouse Exp 3.40 Shell Oil Company, Sher iff Auto txp 10.93 Myrlck Photographs, Fin gerprint Went 8.83 Maglll Drug Co., Jail Exp. 1.50 Eriksen's Stationery, Clerk $4.60; Sheriff $5.60 10.20 Polly's Cafe, Prisoners' Board .90 The Bend-Troy Laundry, Health Dept 2.99 The Dairy Store, Court house Exp 17.33 General Petroleum Corpo- . ration, Sheriff Auto Exp 12.62 The Redmond, Spokesman, Tax Foreclosure, $42.75; Legal. $8.50 51.25 Children's Farm Home, Juvenile Exp 5.00 Booklngs Wood Vard, Sol- -idlers' Relief : 12.00 Pac. Power & Light Co., Courthouse Lights, $74.21; Infirmary $31.82 106.03 J. F. Arnold, Ins: 0.00 The Miller Lumber Co., Courthouse Exp. 18.00 George Childs Hdw. Co., Courthouse Exp .20 Stevens-Ness Law Publish ing Co., D. A. Supp 3.14 Pac. Tele. & Tele. Co., Tele. Various offices 141.37 Mahoney Office Equip ment. Co. Judge $3.38; Circ. Judge $1.94; Health Dept. $1.80 :. 7.12 The Bend Bulletin, Election ' Exp. $14.50; Clerk $65.40; ' J. P. Dist. No. 1 $26.00; ' Legal $52.30 158.20 Bend Garage . Company, Assessor Car 1714.50 County Treas. Assignee. , Gen. Asst. $2625.00; Old Age $3535.00; Dependent Children $1728.00; Blind $71.25 7949.25 Robert M. Bowen, Infirm- ary 17,377.40 Law Library Fund: West Publishing Co., Books - 40.00 General Road Fund : Peck Brothers, The Acct... 17.06 Bend Garage Co., Tire Acct. 318.41 O.K. Rubber Welders, Tire Acct. 5.00 Bend Sand & Gravel, Rock and Oil 1150.00 West Side Hdw., Hdw. Acct 10.00 The Hunt Company, Hard ware 41.40 Bend Hardware Co,, Hdw. . 19.96 George Childs Hdw. Hdw. 7.35 Beall Pipe & Tank Corp., New Shop 762.75 Gene M. Lear Co., Ext. Agent. Gen. Exp 326.02 Pac. Power & Light Co., Power 3.58 Consolidated Frclghtwavs. Gen. Exp 7.50 Bend ? Portland Truck Serv., Gen. Exp 101.60 Rav Cooper Insurance Agency, P. L. & P. D 9.40 Pac. Tele. & Tele. Co., Phono 9.45 The Miller Lumber Co., Lumber 141.40 Union Oil Co.. Lube 74.37: Fuel $457.58 531.95 Flaherty's, Parts 17.8!) Moty & Van Dyke. Inc. Parts 79.46 Shoop & Schulze . Tire Serv., Parts 141.10 benuman Auto Electric. Parts 5.81 Cascade Auto Parts, Parts 3.18 In the Mutter of ImwiIh To County Owned Lands: At this time the Court signed the following deeds: C. W. Shanks et ux- Tract 3, Lytle Acres $900.00 . Mary a. u urion, lou b, a, lu, Blk. 120. First Addition to Bend Park $285.00 B. W. Gordon Lot 21. Block 120. First Addition to Bend Park .,..$100.00 Clifford Laursen Lot 4. Block 44, Center Add $150.00 United States of America Lots 7 and 8. Block 2. Orokla Add tion $125.00 in the Matter of Contracts For County Owned Lands: The Court signed a contract with B. W. Gordon covering Lots 18, -19 and 20, Block 120, First Add, to Bend Park, which con tract replaces and renews the contract made ana executed Aug' ust 7, 1948. In the Matter of a Deed To H. I. Athon: Based upon affidavits of Hcnrv in. towier, h. v. Atnon and c. L. McCauley, the Court ordered that a new deed be issued to H. D. Ath on conveying the NW54SEH of Sec. UY, TWP. 17 H. K. Vi K. W. M. to replace a deed heretofore civ- en him by C. L. McCauley, which was lost before it was recorded. In the Matter of Foreclosure of Personal Property Taxes: At tnis time the court made an order for C. L. McCauley as tax collector to publish notice of such delinquent personal property taxes in the Bend Bulletin. in the Matter of The Ke-Sale of County-Owned Property: WHEREAS, Deschutes County, Oregon, is the owner of the real property hereinafter described, and the County Court deems It for the best interests of said County to sell said real property; THEREFORE, BE IT ORDER ED, That the Sheriff be, and he hereby is authorized and directed' to sell the following described real property in the manner pro vided by law for not less than the minimum price and terms set op posite each tract, plus costs of ad vertising and recording the deed. parcel no. i lxhs ii 14 and 15. Block 46. River side .; $170.00 Cash Parcel No. 2 Lots 9. 10. 11. 12. 13, 14, 15 and 16, Block 41, Center Addition ...:..$720.00 Cash Parcel No. 3 Lot 1. Block 9, Riverside $40.00 Cash Parcei No. 4 Lots 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6 and 7. Block L Bend View :. $150.00 Cash There being no further busi ness, Court adjourned. C. L. allen, county Judge. , E. E. VARCO, Commissioner. A. E. STEVENS, Commissioner Sua f STATE TREASURER ELECTA SUCCESSFUL MAN SUCCESSFUL FARMER 31 yeare operating own farme at Canby, Oregon. SUCCESSFUL LEGISLATOR an ADMINISTRATOR IS YEARS President, Stale Senate Acting Governor. Now In third 4-year term aa State Senator. Two terma on Stat. Emergency Board. SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS MAN ' Bank Plrector. Director Farmera Fire Relief Aein, Director Canby Telephone Aaan. MEMORY LAPSES St. Louis HP) Police arrested Mendel Holchman, druggist, for selling liquor on Sunday in viola tion ot . tne state liquor laws. Holchman blandly told the offi cers: "I was so busy, I complete ly forgot it was Sunday." Bulletin Classifieds bring results. Gunfire Marks San Francisco, Oct. 14 (IH Gunfire marked the prolonged oil industry strike Wednesday after the national labor relations board sought to restrain striking CIO members from interfering with workers handling petroleum prod ucts. A bullet was fired at oil truck driver Georgp Edward Martin, 31, Compton, as he drove his tank uuck and trailer in the Los An geles area. A passenger in a late model convertible fired the bullet which shattered the truck's me chanical signal arm, Martin told officers. A heavy stone that crashed through the windshield also was hurled, sending a shower of glass into Martin's face. He escaped with minor face cuts. Action Is Filed Los Angeles sheriff's deputies said the bullet must have been a 43 or .45 caliber. As sporadic disturbances broke out in the San Francisco bav area. Los Angeles and Bakersfield yes terday, me utb med federal court action against the oil union. Bulletin Classifieds bring results. Culver Culver, Oct 14 (Special) Mrs. A. D. Shevlin and daughter, Mrs. Hadgar, left Saturday for Joseph to visit relatives for a few days. Jim Harris, who is attending barber school In Portland, spent the week end visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Harris. Ben Ray, of Portland, was a Sat urday evening visitor at the J. M. Freeman home. Mrs. Richard Bowman was a Redmond shopper Monday. Pat Brown, of Condon, was a Saturday afternoon visitor at the home of J. M. Freeman. Marjean Freeman left Tuesday for Condon, where she will spend a few days visiting her sister, Mrs. Raymond Brawn. Frank Huston, of Portland, one of the two hunters lost over night, was found by Ranger Wayne Gur- ley of Bear Spring station near Clackamas lake. Huston is the son of Mrs. Lee Rowe. Mr. and Mrs. Ferdy Woodward are the parents, of a baby daugh ter, corn Monday, uct. 4, at the St. Charles hospital in Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Lonie Gumm. of Portland, spent the week end at tne Lee Rowe home. They came to get their son. Jlmmv. who has been visiting his grandparents for some time. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Winchester have moved to Grandvlew on the old Frank Tate place. Their daughter, Janet, is staying et the home of Mrs. Bert Clayton and at tending school here. , Mr. ant Mrs. J. P. Read and Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Read and son, Estel, enjoyed a birthday din ner at the E. E. Burgess home near Redmond last Tuesday eve ning, in honor of their daughter, Mrs. Herchel Read. Mr. and Mrs. Denver Law are parents of a son born Wednesday, Oct. 6, at the St. Charles hospital in Bend. The Triple Links club will hold a food and rummage sale on Sat urday, Oct, 16, in' the front part of the S. A. Varbel garage build ing. The a D. O. club met last Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.. W. C. Barber with Mrs. Burgess Wright as co-hostess. Members present were Mrs. Anna Merchant of Redmond, Miss Flora Mae Horney of Madras, Mrs. L. M. Homey, Mrs. Guy Corwin, Mrs. Renver Jenkins, Mrs. J. P. Read, Mrs. R. L. Tate, Mrs. Chester Har mon, Mrs. Morris Beckwith and Mrs. H. E. Keeney. Visitors were Mrs. Harvey Woodard and daugh ter, Mrs, Dwight Macey, and Mrs. Arnold Pettybone. Callers at the H. E. Keeney home Sunday were Helen Keeney, Bonnie RennoldB, Jerry Salcowekl and sister, Lee, of Bend, and Ter ry Hubbard. The Haystack grange H. E. club Air Force Recalls Colonel Balchen Washington, Oct. 14 IB Col. Bernt Balchen, Arctic flying ex pert, has been recalled to active duty by the air force and will re port to the Alaskan air command "within the next 30 ciays." The 48-year-old Norwegian-born filer served in the air corps from 1941 to 1946. On several occasions he. defied nazi occupation forces and flew into the Scandinavian countries on air transport com mand operations. , ' Since 1946, Belchen has been managing director of the Norwe gian branch of the Scandinavian airline system. - GETS HUGE CHINOOK Gold Beach, Oct 14 ilFu-A 484 pound Chinook, caught by Joseph Leu-Lane, Gold Beach, appeared today to be the winner of the Rogue river salmon derby. Leu Lane caught the big fish at the mouth of the Rogue, where it spills across the sandbar into the ocean. 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