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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1919.
SIMM'S COURT
lb Following Is the Official;
pbhcahon of the record of
Cbbs before the Marion
Cocsty Cominissioners Court
For The October Term, 1919.
wiih the amount allowed,
IBs continued, etc, according
to the records in the office of
the County Clerk
: ' ROADS AND HIGHWAYS
Road District No. 3.
Jackson, William repairing cul
vert .. . ...
Kuensting, Charles .dragging
road
9.00
7.50
.75
3.00
1.35
84.60
Mays & Carver, nalla
Miller, Allen hauling tools.....
Miller, Fred J bridge timber.
Miller, J H patrolman ...
Road District No. 6.
Davidson, Edward F hauling
gravel '. 21.75
DavidHon, James F do 27.00
Davidson, John do 58. BO
Tokstad, Martin, feeding rock
crusher
Whltlock, Leone, hauling rock..
Whitlockt Roy, wheeling rock....
Hartman, C D, patrolman
Road District No. 12
Herrick, B B, advance for car
fare, etc
Brougher, A L, caps,' fuse, etc..
Richter, A F, wood, etc
Shepherd, Glenn, breaking
rock, etc
Hogg, W T, patrolman
Road District No. 13
Ames, S, bolts .
Bowen, G D, gravel . . 1
Johnson, Hans, hauling gravel,
etc. ...
18.00
64.25
2.00
80.50
1.25
8.75
8.75
Shubert, Charles E, shoveling
gravel .. ............ 4.50
Dahl, Hartwick, do 12.00
Bowen, Frank, do - 8-00
Hatteberg,' Martin, do . 15.00
Hatteberg, Luther, do 15.00
Dahl, Ole O, do 3.00
Dickens, Vivian, do 9.00
English, Gaylord W, watching
gate . 7.50
Dickens, Clarence, shoveling
gravel 3.00
English, W O, patrolman 32.75
Road District No. 14
Ames, S, oil, powder, nails, etc.. 169.05
Silver Fall Timber Co. lumber 33.66
Arthur, Fred, blasting rock : 18.00
Knauf, J, helping powderman,
etc . .... 1.50
18.75 .Winter, H.J, shoveling .and
63.25 wheeling rock .... 52.5D
ISwenson, J, do -
25 Alenander, Chas, hauling rock,
Dickerson, M A, running roller 11.00
Hadley, L O, hauling wood and
water : 6.60
Davis, Brady, use of engine, etc 72.00
City of Silverton, use of roller 5.00
Johnson, L A, hauling water 2.75
Brunner, John, hauling well
drill ,. .. 6.00
Oeder, A, patrolman J 73.60
Road District No. 15
Ringwald, Chris H.'hauling
gravel 150.49
Salem Sand & Gravel Co, gravel 18.20
Kaser, John, hauling gravel .. 12.00
King, Will, do I.... 49.60
Kaser, Fred D, do 9.00
Brunner, Alvla, do. ; 6.00
Dahl, Val, shoveling gravel ...... 4.50
Dahl, Otto, hauling gravel 12.00
9.00
9.00
33.00
54.25
.70
Stortz, Sam, hauling gravel
Lee, Frank, hauling gravel, etc.
Overlund, Edwin, do
Rltchey, John, hauling gravel
Deggeller, William A, do .,
naignsn, Alvin R, spreading
sr&vel 12.oo
and
etc. ......
Brown. C. F. shovelins
as. 01) wheeling rock
24.00 Relnhart, J, hauling rock .......
24.00 Knauf, M, shoveling and
30.00! wheeling rock ...
Knauf, W, do
18.00 Drake, J, hauling rock
i Mais, Geo, feeding crusher .
Dick, Jim, shoveling gravel
McKinley, Fred, do
57.00 Haberly, Will, hauling gravel....
Bailer, Henry C, patrolman
46.75 Rood District No. IB
I Kobow, C A, hauling tile ...... 9.00
19.50 'Salem Sewer Pipe Co, pipe 35.00
35.75 jHingen, Knute, gravel 7.50
I Walt man, Lester, spreading
55.60 gravel .18.00
52.50 Thurman, John, do 12.00
30.2b Plennert, Anton, do .'. 63.76
46.60 Balch, W H, spreading gravel,
Houpman, Andrew, shoveling 6.00
Batson, Robert, hauling gravel 24.00
Stevans? Tedie, do 10.00
Coomler Kenneth, do .. 10.00
Jefferson, W J, patrolman 35.60
. Road District No. 17
AfllrrHnV T a (,. tM 1 . . nA
Oregon Gravel Co., gravel 115.96
Salem Sand &" Gravel Co, gravel- 6.30
Kobow, C A, grading 19.50
Saucy, Chas D. do fi.nn
Worden, Ralph, do 9.00
Williamson, N P, do 3.00
Williamson. Willie, do 3. 00
Landers, Arthur, cutting brush 6.00
iidiieny, jjowner, work on
bridge s 3.60
Hall, B C, foreman . 15.87
R ad District No. 20
Gerik, Val, grading , 3 00
Cada, Tom do L. 9 00
Avc'crson, R. filling holes ........
Kaplinger, Wm F, patrolman 7.00
Road District No. 21
Oregon Gravel Co, gravel 138.45
Spaulding Logging Co, The
Chas K, lumber 28.80
Road District No. 22
Burk. H R, helped repair cul
vert '- 3.00
Oregon Gravel Co, gravel 7.80
Oregon Gravel Co, do ., 66.86
Salem Sand & Gravel Co, do
De Vries, Wm, dragging road
Clymer, Geo, do - -
Hersch, Adam, repairing culvert
Hersch, Fred, do -
Ramsden, C J, patrolman ......
Road District No. 23
Ashby, Wayne, hauling water..
Ditter, Bell & Co, shovels, luse,
nails . ;
Brewer, J H, lumber . ...
Cooley, Albert, loading wagons,
etc -
Cooper, M S, drilling
(To be Continued.)
Liekon, A, shoveling rock 16.50
etc 63.75
Dunn, W C gravel
Gooding; James hauling gravel
Davidson, W F patrolman
(Road District No. 6.
Mahony, F W gravel ... 12.60
Moore, Charles dragging
Meyherter, W B hauling gravel
Mahony, F W do 41.70
Rubens, Tlico do 62.00
Parker Frank do . 40.00
Leonard, M J do 64.00
Xmlah, John do ...'.
Imlah, Richard do
Du Rette, F. Ralph, grading....
De Rette, F R patrolman 9.00
Road District 'No. 7
Jenkins, David Harry, claim
for damages (Continued)
Salem Sand & Gravel CO, gravel 280.00
, Sowa, Paul blacksmithlng
; Hock, Frank driving team
Warper, Ralph, shoveling- gravel
putaforth, I E, on grader and
K. L. D
Cutaforth, Ross with K, L. D...
Zacher, B'red on grader
' Armstrong, Leroy bridge work
Cutaforth, John H, patrolman
Roud DiHtrlct No. 8
Bowa. Paul, bliicksmlthing
BpiMildlng Logging Co, The
Chas K, lumber
Whitman, C F, Hpikea
Demerest, Charles, repairing
culvert , ,,
Rlank, J F, grading
Lentz, Joe, repairing bridge....
Juve, Albert, do ..."
Durant, L W, patrolman
Road District No. 8
Zumwalt & Glllard, damage to
truck
Road District No. 8
- Miller, Geo, running grader, etc.
Miller, Henrys grading, eto :
Nuhl, Allle running grader
Nehl, Thed grading
Parker, E B filling, holes
Ktallman, John do ....
Whitney, Loyd repairing bridge
Bcollard, Wm patrolman
Road District No. .
, Carmlckel, C V spikes, etc
Ollles, Frank, felling and blasting
tree
IClng & Kenagy gravel :
l.enon, L D powder ....
Kelson, A K haling rock, etc ,.
Kelson, Hons hauling rock
, 'Wolfe, Wm hauling crushed
rock, etc ....
VanCIeave Joseph A patrolman
Road District No. 10.
Kbner, J W axlcgrease
flalem Sand & Gravel company
. gravel
Orelaenauer, John hauling gra-
vel, eto
Ksch, Frank hauling gravel ......
Grelsenauer, Ed hauling gravel
eto
Ifraemer, Tory opening road ....
Iteming, R J patrolman
Koad District No. 11.
Kobow, C A, operating grader, etc
Ames, 8, rock hooks, etc
Uarbo, P J, for wood and haul-
ln :
1 Brougher, A L, bolts, nails, eto.
, Drown, Ben, work at crusher,
eto.
Davenport, Floid, use of engine
1 at crusher
Kbner, J W, wedges and shovel
handles
' fiochle, Carl, wood
Grave. Cllford, hauled water '
eta :
! Craves, Edward, wheeling rock
Craves, Grant, hauling rock
' Hartman, Earl, hauling water..
Jlicka, Mrs E M, shovels, etc....
j llolmon, Oliver, wheeling rock
i Jlmison, Dick, spreading rock....
Johnson, Chas, hlacktimlthing....
Jones, Joseph, wheeling rock....
1 Jgtit, Joe, wheeled rock, etc....
IMeuman. Frank, do
1 Palace, George, rolling
fihepard, Knute, wheeling rock..
Shields, Marry, do , ,
: Thomas, Archie, feeding crusher
8.75
1.50
38.60
6.00
6.25
74.00
16.00
22.50
. 6.23
13.50
3.00
38.37
6.26
24.00
1.50
76.12
6.45
19.00
1.05
1.60
9.00
4.00
4.00
22.25
35.00
v..
4.50
9.00J
8.00
6.00
3.00
1.50
3.00
11.00
3.75
1.25
122.65
1.50
66.60
64.00
63.00
79.00
.15
46.00
16.10
6.83
15.75
6.00
14.25
5.00
8.25
81.00
6.40
65.60
93.00
8.70
47.12
42.00
30.00
62.60
10.60
7.35
14.00
30.00
21.30
6.00
88.00
84 00
84.00
14.Q0
, 12.00
16.00
Tomorrow
2:15-7:00-9:00 P.M.
Saturday
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holding a special sale on shoes and rnbbers which means a net saving to you of
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Anniversary Sale Continued
Owing to the fact that hundreds were disaDDointed last Saturdav. we have de
cided to hold our Anniversary Sale again this week so that everybody may
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Feast of Bargains
The same big price reductions which made last week's sale so popular, will be
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Marked Down
Some garments are reduced 20 per cent. Many 25 per cent. Still more 33 1-3
per cent. Some drop 40 per cent. Regardless of cloth values or the likelihood
that similar stvles will be shown another-season the prices have been cut so
t as to -move this season's garments this season. Merchandise must be con-
I stantly on the move and the prices marked are for quick selling.
X SUIT PRICES
.'.$29.75, $34.75, $44.75, $54.75
COAT PRICES .. - - $14.75, $19.75, $24.75 to $05.00
DRESSES PRICED FROM . .... - $1648 to $54.75
All at remarkable savings
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Edison Tone Test Campaign
of 1919-20.
. In which two thousand recitals will be given by forty famous artists, is one
, , of the greatest educational forces in the music world today. One of these tone
tests was given at the Grand Opera House here on October 27, by Ida Gardner
' ami Mr. Lyman, on the above laboratory model Diamond Disk phonograph.
GEO C WILL
IS SALEM'S EDISON DEALER
Ask other Phonograph Salesmen why they do not give some tone tests
25.20
2.50
6:00
1,25
2.50
3.50
18.00
21.52
10.11
23.50
147.00
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