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Jefferson court
cases reported
Sptcltl to Tht Bulletin
MADRAS Two criminal cases
and a civil case were heard by
Circuit Judi;e Robert H. Foley
last week in the Jefferson county
courthouse. All were jury cases.
Tomas Alan Tucker was found
not guilty of a charge of burg
lary not in a dwelling. He was ar
rested along with two ex-convicts,
Jack Grove and Richard Ander
son, for breaking into the Rain
bow Cafe in Madras last Janu
ary 2. Grove and Anderson both
pleaded guilty and were given 10
year sentences earlier. Tucker,
who pleaded not guilty, said that
he was hired to drive the car and
was not an accomplice.
Ray Allison Rogers was found
guilty of assault with a danger
ous weapon, and Judge Foley or
dered a pre-sentence report by
the State Board of Parole and
Probation. .Rogers had been
charged with assaulting a Mad
ras police officer, Bill Fitch, in
front of the Shangra-La restaur
ant and bar July 21, 1961.
In the civil suit, James Dodge
was granted a judgment for $8,-
270.08 in an action against Pacific
Supply Cooperative. The litigation
arose from inadvertent poisoning
of potato fields, when they were
to have been sprayed witn an in
secticide, on June 29, 1959.
Dodge had sought $24,000 dam
ages, based on the amount he
could have sold the potatoes for
in the spring. The amount allow
ed was the maximum permitted
by statute, and was the value of
the estimated potato crop at har
vest time.
WORK TOO HARD
T .FWTKHAf A M. Eneland (IIP!)
The town council in this London
suburb announced today it will
start recruiting women as street
cleaners.
The council said it needed wom
en because men found the work
too hard.
County
Court
BE IT REMEMBERED, That
at a regular meeting of the
County Court held this 21st day
of February, 1962, all members
being present, the following bus
iness was transacted:
IN THE MATTER OF CLAIMS
AGAINST THE COUNTY:
The following bills were pre
sented and ordered paid:
GENERAL FUND:
Helen M. Dacey, Co.
Clerk, Election 4.00:
Mach. Repairs 29c $ 4.29
Pacific Northwest Bell,
Health Department
Phone 60.95
Parke. D a v i s & Co.,
Health Dept. Sup
plies 61.73
Farley Elliott, P o st
master. Health Dept.
Postage 20.00
Farley Elliott, Post
master. District Ct.
Postage 20.00
Lumbermens Insurance
Aeencv. Sheriff
Bond Prem 17.50
Standard Oil Company.
Sheriff Car Exp. . 32.78
Shell Oil Company.
Countv Court Gas 9.54
Texaco. Sheriff Gas 8.20
Mo b i 1 Oil Company.
Sheriff Gas 6.56
Legislative Counsel
Comm.. D.A. Re
placement Parts .. 35.00
Hudson House, Inc.,
Courthouse Exp. . . . 20.37
Richard Tapken, Guard
Duty 12.00
Municipal Ambulance
Service, Jail Exp. . 7.50
Bend Memorial Clinic,
Jail Exp 7-50
Francis Lambert,
Sheriff, Prisoner's
Board 14.50
Postmaster, V.S.O.
Postage 10.00
H. A. Starr, V.S.O.
Travel Ti.bi
St. Charles Memorial
Hosp., JaU 18B.4S: u.
A. Crime Invest.
9.00 "5.45
Signal O i 1 Company,
Co. Court Travel 26.42
Pacific Northwest Bell,
Telephone Various
Offices 269.14
Richfield Oil Company,
Sheriff 47.96; Asses
sor 28.98 76.94
Bend Heating & Sheet
Metal, Courth o u s e
Exp 5.55
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Pacific Power & Light
Co., Court h o u s e
Lights
Commercial Coal Sales
Co., Courth o u s e
Fuel
Union Pacific Railroad
Co., Court house
Fuel
DOG LICENSE FUND:
Ken Cale Hdwe. & Ap
pliances. Supplies
Eriksen's Red m o n d
Stationery, Supplies
Wagner's, Doe Food .
Les Schwab Tire Cen
ter, Inc., Tire
Union Oil Company of
Calif., Gas
CIVIL DEFENSE FUND,
Oregon State Civil De
fense, Jan. s a 1 a r y
(Franklin)
GENERAL ROAD FUND;
Schuman Auto Electric,
Parts
Feenaughty Machinery
Co., Hclw
Beall Pipe ii Tank
Corp., Pipe
Hubs & Stakes, Mfgrs.,
Lumber ....
Harry Carlson, Lumber
Tidewater Oil Co.. Fuel
Suburban Gas of Bend,
I Fuel
Richfield Oil Corp.,
Fuel 2057.50; Lube
64.80
Texaco Inc., Lube
Pacific Northwest Bell,
Tele.
Pacific Power & Light
Co., Power
Wolf-Davis Radio Serv
ice. Radio
IN THE MATTER OF
LEASING COUNTY
OWNED LANDS:
At this time the Court leased
to Ray Rickman the following
land:
NE'4, Sec. 24. S'NWi4. Sec.
34, Twp. 20 South, Ttange 17
E.W.M. and SEV4, Sec. 15; E
NWV4, NEVi. NEV4SWV4, NVj
SEV4, Sec. 17: NU, SW!4, WVz-
186.04
322.14
330.52
,90
1.50
5.19
31.60
16.96
243.62
50.54
67.15
828.60
23.00
58.45
410.73
76.56
2,122.30
181.49
33.50
33.59
48.99
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SE'4, Sec. 21; NH, except EVi
NEV4, Sec. 22; NEV4SW4, SV2
SWy4. Sec. 27; SWV4, EViSEVi.
SEV4NEV4, less 5 acre right of
way. Sec. 28: S,, Sec. 32 and
EV4, NWV4. Sec. 33, Twp. 20
South, Range 18 E.W.M.
2735 acres at 5c per acre, pay
able $136.75 annuallv. Term:
Jan. 1, 1961 to Dec. 31, 1969.
IN THE MATTER OF SALARY
OF RELIEF JAIL MATRON:
The Court ordered the Clerk
to pay Orietta Munger at the
rate of $15.00 for each Sunday,
commencing with the month of
February, 1962, for taking care
of the jail on Sundavs.
IN THE MATTER OF DES
CHUTES COUNTY FAIR
BOARD:
The Court appointed the fol
lowing members to the Des
chutes County Fair Board:
Ellis Edgington for a one year
term ending April 1, 1963
Roy Newell for ti two year
term ending April 1, 1964
Carl Galloway for . a three
year term ending April 1, 1965
Priday Holmes for a one year
term ending Jan. 1, 1963
Lowell Hirtzcl for a two year
term ending Jan. 1, 1964
IN THE MATTER OF
REFUND OF TAXES:
The Court ordered the Tax
Collector to refund the sum of
$9.58 to Marguerite Varise for
overpayment of taxes.
IN THE MATTER OF APPLI
CATION FOR BUSINESS LI
CENSE AS A WRECKER OF
MOTOR VEHICLES:
The Court approved the appli
cation of Carroll's Auto Wreck
ing for a license to wreck mo
tor vehicles.
IN THE MATTER OF
LEASE AGREEMENT:
At this time the County
Court entered into ale ase
agreement with the State of Ore
gon by and through its State
Highway Commission, whereby
the State Highway Commission
agreed to lease to the County
any surplus personal property,
including equipment and mater
ials, acquired by the Commis
sion. IN THE MATTER OF THE ES
TABLISHMENT OF THE DON
CARLOS COUNTY ROAD:
At this time the Court order
ed mat the Don Carlos County
Road be established as describ
ed in the resolution, to-wit:
A strip of land 50 ft. in width
being 25 ft. on each side of the
center line, beginning at a point
on the Township line between
Twp. 17 South and Twp. 18 South
and being 455.10 ft. easterly
from the quarter section corner
between Sec. 3, Twp. 18 S., R. 12
E.W.M. and Sec. 34, Twp. 17 S.,
R. 12 E.W.M. and running
thence N. 0 degrees 12' 35 W.
548.70 ft. thence N. 89 de
grees 43' 25" E. 213.10 ft.
thence N. 0 degrees 08' 35" W.
784.10 ft. to the center line
of the Central Oregon Highway
No. 20. the said point being east
erly along the Highway 658.93
ft. from the NW corner of the
SWl'4SE"4. Sec. 34, Twp. 17 S.,
R. 12 E.W.M.
and the County Surveyor was
ordered to file a plat of said
road, as surveyed on the ground,
with the road records of Des
chutes County.
There being no further busi
ness. Court adjourned.
D. L. Penhollow, County Judge
G. F. Baker. Commissioner
F. C. Shepard. Commissioner
Tenor Raymond Man
ton, regular Standard
School Broadcast artist
will be one of the many
featured vocalists on
the musical travel ser
ies "MUSIC Passport
to the World." The
programs are heard
Thursday at 11:00 AM
on Radio Station
KRCO.
690 Chanel "69"