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TOE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON
THURSDAY. DECfO.il'.! R 31, llttl
REVOLUTION IN
GERMANY PLAN
OF NAZI FORCES
(CoryrtttiL .Ml. w cniuJ 9ttu)
Berlin .IP) Adolph Hltter'i "Naz-
tr.wm bring ftocuu and eoonomic
revolution to Oermany 11 some ot
their plans are earned out.
Tb Nazis would csabllAh equal
partnership between the state and
the workers in all German business;
they would create a monopoly ol
forelfii trade and national banks;
they wouJA make Germany Inde
pendent of the outside world so far
as possible; and they would elimin
ate foreigners and all Jews, from
business and professions.
Hitler's creed Is called "autarcy."
It means economic self-sufftclency
and comprises many of the prin
ciples of fascism, commuum, and
ultra-nationalism.
So certain are the Nazis of their
forthcoming advent to power that
their economic advisors are already
working out the text of their creed
and their proclamation to Impose
the new rf-iiinie of the. pcoule.
Oddly, although bitter enemies of
communism, the Nazis have adopted
some Soviet tenets and tactic. Hit
ler's actual economic schemes are
still secret but statements of his
various leader and writings of the
party's economic experts Rive an
idea or some of tlie novel meas tne
Nazis have In mind.
Among the most revolutionary
schemes advocated are the follow
ing: Tlie state and the workers to be
come owners In equal partnership
In all business In the nation; the
plan would be executed by the state
taking one third ownership, living
workers In factories and business
one third, and permitting the pres
ent owners to retain one third.
Vnc government's share would be
In ncu of taxation, which the Nazi
economist hope would not be necessary.
A monopoly of foreign trade for
the government similar to tne sov
let monopoly; the nationalization of
banks; the Introduction of compul
aory Inbor by all able men con
trolled by the issuance of food cards
imwar to the Soviet rationing sys
tern. The government would keep
all workers in food and housing.
Nazi leaders claim that Jews
would be omitted in the ration Iiik
system just as the Soviets omitted
the former aristocrats.
"Autarcy" Is being devised to
make Germany self sufficient eco
nomically and Independent of the
outside world as far as possible. The
plans would Include Import restric
tion, and violent opposition to all
foreign firms doing businCM In
Germany. The Nazis claim they
would not actually brenk contracts
but they admit restrictions plan
ned on foreign firms would force
them gradually to leave Germany.
The Nazis plan prohibition of
ownership of property In Germany
by Jews or foreigners. They plan to
develop home markets with the aid
of a high tarllf wall. They would
drastically restrict the employment
of women in buMncs and industry.
They plan ilgid regulation of
prohibition of chain stores and de
partment stores, against which tlie
Nazis are particularly bitter because
many of the stores arp owned by
Jews. They would reduce interest
rates and institute state supervision
of land In an efiort to develop self
sufficiency.
Close regulation of the medical
profession would be designed to
limit the influence of tlie Jews In
the profession. Even now a well
developed boycott against Jews Is
hurting the practice of many Jew-
vn doctors and surgeons.
Nlte Nazis are biturlv opuosed to
American jazz mistc which they
claim is corrupting Germany's Utile.
They probably would restrict Jazz.
It Ik highly unlikely that some of
these schemes won fit be executed
mn If the Nazis came Info power
because they are confused and con
tradictory. Frenchman Claims
Credit For Periscope
Paris UP) The submarine peri
scope was not invented by Sir How
ard Grubb, Englishman, as general
ly believed, but by a Frenchman,
according to a statement made be
fore the French Acudcmy of Sci
ences. M. Jean Bey, French Inventor,
claimed that he himself conceived
tlie firfct prrkM-ope and that it was
Used aboard the French submanne
0 innate, in 1B91. At that time, he
asserted, Pnttland hod no underwa
ter craf and the British govern
ment disapproved of thun.
M. Hey attributed the perfection
of the marine periscope to another
Frenchman. Jules Cartentier, who
constricted his model in 197. He
concluded by ravin that other na
tions have .tnve copied the princi
ple of the Carjen!ier periscope.
Persians Invented
Mechanical Toys
Detroit UP The first mechanical
toys were Invented by the Persians
700 years apo. Sir E. Denton Itoss,
professor of Persian art and liter
ature at the University of London,
stated in a recent lecture here.
Hons said the Persians devked
intricate toys early In the thirteenth
century. Elaborate drawings of their
devices are Included in books Illus
trated by Persian artists, he said.
Mistaken Identity
Blamed In Murder
touta Valley. OkJa. 'IP Arrested
and charged with killing his wife
with an sx, J. O. Loan offered this
alibi :
"I mistook her for my mother-in-law.1
Jefferson Mrs. J. O. Van Winkle
and ion, Richard, left Wednesday
for RoM'burg where they will spend
several days visiting at the home ol
her sister, Mrs. Bess Cooper and
family.
278 STANDARD
HIGH SCHOOLS
IN OPERATION
Bt C. A. HOWARD
Superintendent of Fob lie Instroeto'B
Oregon has 278 standard four-year
high schools attended by 49,000 stud
ents and taught by 3000 teachers.
One hundred flfty-elrtht of these
high schools are small Institutions
with 75 students or less. Sines the
effective and economical adminis
tration of these small schools calls
for a different type of organization
from that usually found in the larg
er schools, the state department of
education prepared and published a
manual for officers and principals
of small high schools In the spring
of 1930.
The manual pointed out that
while some of the small schools were
effectively handled, many of them
on the other hand, were carrying
unbalanced courses and were being
operated at a per-pupil cost that
could not be Justified on the basis
of the educational service rendered
It was shown that whereas high
schools of two hundred students and
over were being operated at a cost
of approximately $140 per student,
half the hlch schools of 75 students
or less were costing over $186 per
pupil. Twenty of them were actually
costing over $300 per pupil.
In the manual for small high
schools the state superintendent set
up a limited but vital course of study
and presented sample programs for
handling tins course In schools in
which the classes are small. Corres
pondence of tlie department with
these small schools Is definitely re
lated to the proposals In the manual
and the publication Itself is now
used by the colleges and universities
training new high school teachers.
Reports for the school year closing
in Jur e, 1931, the -first full year hi
which the manual has been in use,
show a very definite improvement
In the organization of the programs
of the small hK'h schools, and visit;
to nearly 100 of them show that a
better type of teaching Is being
done.
Oa the financial lide the reports
are no less encouraging. Of the lii8
schools falling hi the classification
for which the mnnuHl was designed,
106, or almost two -thirds, show a
decrease in per pupil cast of opera
tion. Among the 106, the average
decrease a compared with the pre
ceding year was $42 per pupil.
The state department of education
will continue to work on this par
ticular problem In the belief that
through helpful counsel and super
vision, the cost of operating many of
these schools can be further reduced
and the educational service Improv
ed at the sump time.
Silver ton Mrs. Martin Hannan
who has been 111 at her home here
for a number of weeks. Is reported
much better and will soon be able
to return to civic work in which she
taken an active Interest and from
which she has been greats missed.
MPSIONERS COURI
The following Ts the official
publication of the record ol
claims before the Marion
county commissioners court
for the December term, 1931,
with the amount allowed, hills
continued, etc., according to
the records in the office of the
county clerk.
ROADS AND HIGHWAYS KIND
Road District No. 2
Grant Jones, patrolman 7.98
Road District No. 3
C. V. Carmlehael, spikes 210
O. A. Cone, labor 7.97
Vernon Miller, do 696
J. H. Miller, patrolman 21.92
Road District No. 6
Virgil Pahey. labor 4.97
Carter Keene. do 5.98
J. J. Romer. do 8 95
Rpy Wldener, do 7 96
J. W. Fahey. patrolman 2553
Road District No. 7
Ross Cutsforth, labor 19.95
P. E. Jensen, patrolman 31.92
Road District No.
R. L. Hart, chalnman 4 49
Fred R. Miller, roadvlewer ..... 6.09
Paul 8owa, sharpening tools... 5.00
A. Haulter, labor 7.98
Ervln Haulter, do 3.98
J. Tlilea, do 12.10
M. Thlcs. do 10.88
B. N. Miller, patrolman '. 41.91
Road District No. IS
Wm. Wengenroth, nails, tlx... 1.15
Ben Baune, labor , 7.96
Bert Butterfleld. do 1.97
D. W. Cutsforth, do 1.99
(ieo. H. Jackson, do 657
Pete Jackson, do 5.97
J. A. McCormlck. do 1197
James Mccormick, patrolman 55.85
Hoad District No. t
Howard J. Van Cleve. labor
Disallowed 12.00 allowed 23 97
C. V. Carmlehael, shovels .... 3.75
Road District No. 10
Fred Schwab Coin. Co.. posts 3.00
Louis Welsscnfcls, sharpening
tools 1.60
Itay Korsler, labor 2 45
Geo. Marquart, do 2.98
Andrew Schmltt. Jr., do 1 49
Carl 8prauer, do 2.98
Jos. Walker, do 9 74
W. B. Annen. patrolman 42.42
Road Distrirt No. 13
Ames Hardware, nails 1.00
Fred Womack, patrolman .... 18 93
Road District No. 14
Roy Brown, labor 11.98
Hubert Elliott, do 10 43
Ray Hayes, do 4.97
John Klmsry, do 598
Ira Loren, do 3 98
Wm. R. King, patrolman .... 1.97
Road District No. 15
H. M. Kucnzi, patrolman .... 15.46
Road District No. 11
J. P. Coonse, labor 14 92
Ted Jrldricks, do 3 98
W. H. Punzel, do 10 94
Root. Cole, patrolman 2999
Road District No. It
Walter Bennett, labor 1 09
W. M. Bradley, labor 59
Wm. Dorcnbush, do 1.98
Glenn Mills, do 1 98
H. D. Nelson, do 1 98
Tom Newton, do 1.98
W. O. Pearmlne, patrolman,
disallowed 14 50 allowed 20.94
Road Distrirt No. 19
Max Ratche. labor 1 99
W. A. SI ihrnow. do 3 98
Wm. F. Kapllnter. patrolman. 1196
Road District No. tl
A. F. Rahnsen. labor 1 99
Fred Beard, do 3 98
M. M. Mac.ee. patrolman 2693
Road District No. It
Fred Hrrscli, patrolman .... 3.99
Road District No. 23
Frank Hurst, libit 188
J. W. Archibald, labor 1.99
George SrhrnlU, labor 1 99
Jacob Schmltt, do 1 97
Robert Sphoon, do 9 99
Henry Btelnkamp, patrolman., 8-49
load District No. 24
E. r Ayers, labor 10.94
P. X. Myers, do 31.(8
Road District Ns. 17
J. D. Odell, labor 1.23
John Fabry. Sr., patrolman . . 22.89
Road District No. It
W. W. Westenhouse, patrol
man 17.94
Road District No. US
Walter Bowman, labor 33.91
Ben Brown, do 9.95
H. Cooper, do 1.99
T. J. Evans, do 3.98
J. A. Hansen, do 6.46
Chris Khia. do 13 93
Lowell Kuebler, do 16 41
Ben Townsend, do 13.93
L. H. Zielke, do 37.90
R. J. Bettencourt, patrolman., 48.87
Road Distrirt No. 39
Paul Bailiff, patrolman 957
Road Distrirt No. 31
Paul Bailiff, patrolman 999
Road District No. 31
Pete Boedlghelmer, labor .... 4.22
Conrad Spenner, do 3.49
Henry Stclnkamp, patrolman 26.29
Road District No. 23
Adam Toepper, labor 1.24
John W. Etel. patrolman .... 3.98
Road District No. 33!i
Norval Carter, labor 1.99
E. A. Taylor, do 23 94
W. H. Carter, patrolman .. 10.47
Road Distrirt No. 34
Clifford Case, labor 38 81
R. R. Case, do 3 98
O. O. Fink, do 6.97
Wm. Tynsdale do 1.99
Bales A. Case, patrolman 59.80
Road District No. 33
Lancet Stewart, labor 1.99
E. J. Richards, patrolman ... 9.97
Road Distrirt No. 36
Hamman Stage Line, freight
on boxes 1.30
M. M. Booker, labor 76.78
B. V. Davis, do 47.76
Frank Jackson, do 19.90
Leland Jones, do 3 99
Carl Knutson, do 6.97
O. W. Moore do 3.99
J. F. Bewley, patrolman 91.77
Road District No. 37
Independence Sand St Gravel
Co.. gravel 16.90
Ed Collard. labor 3.98
V. M. De Cosier, patrolman.. 7.98
Road District No. 38
Dick Allen, labor 1.10
E. B. Stroud, do 9 93
T. D. Trick, labor 17.94
J. S. Turnbull, labor 17.94
O. D. Nccdham, patrolman ... 20.92
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 40
Baker Chevrolet Co., bolus, etc. 2.70
Evans Bros., lumber 11.29
Hammond Lbr. Co., nails .... 1.00
Hill Top Garage, cable, etc. ,, 11.55
Newport Ac Booker, gas 1.10
W. H. Carter, labor 3.48
Ed L. Collins, labor 3.
Lancet Stewart, labor 2.98
E. J. Richards, patrolman .. 77.60
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 42
O. I,. Brubaker. labor 13.96
M. H. Utter, patrolman 37.80
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 44
Pohle Staver Co.. shovels .... 2.43
Murray Crowshaw. labor 4.48
Frank Hershfelt. labor .99
Kasper Hershfelt, labor 497
Henry Nleman, labor 3.98
Wm. Nelman, labor 3.
Wm. P. Schotllioeffcr, patrol-
man 23.92
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 41
L. E. Hennles. patrolman .... 7.
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 47
V. J. McAlliMer. labor 597
B. D. Wells, labor
C. L. McAllister, patrolman . . 19.93
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 48
D. H. Loonye. labor 2.00
George Looney. labor 2.48
E. W. Hahan, patrolman .... 4.98
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 49
J. W. Copeland yards, lbr. .. 6.10
A. K. Nelson, tile 1.00
A. O. Albln, labor 19.89
O. C. Dixon, labor 39 89
Clifford Hulkenrude. labor .. 22.91
Keubtn Hove, labor 3.97
Clay Isom. labor 25.86
R. C. Kocher, labor 30 92
Win. Licilty. labor 5.97
Jos. Obcninner, labor 2.98
S. P. Ogden. labor 20.88
T. H. Perry, labor 19.89
W. I. Rice, labor 16 91
Geo. Zurlinden, labor 3.99
P. W. Owre, patrolman 53.86
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 53
Theodore Fisher, patrolman , . 9.97
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 50
M. J Lentach, grub h die, etc. 3.20
Starr Hdw. Co., shovel handles
ect 195
W. C. Fuller, labor 19 89
Jay Graham, labor 2 98
A. M. Hougcn, labor 9 96
Oscar Johnson, labor 6.98
Herbert Ness, labor 8.45
W. D. Nlchol. labor 1.99
F. N. Robinson, labor 1 99
R. A. 8tagg, labor 1 99
E. Z. Kaufman, patrolman .. 55.83
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 61
Henry Anderson, labor .99
Jess Barkhurt, labor 4.97
Win. Boebert, labor 1.98
Ted Holen. labor 299
W. H. Mlethke, labor 3 47
Jack Pomeroy, labor 3.98
Floyd Stalger, labor 4.97
J, J. Stalger, patrolman 19.94
HOAD DISTRICT NO. 58
Lambert Feskins. labor 4.97
W. H. Haynes. patrolman .. 29.J
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 59
Lewis Judson. patrolman ... 1-46
ROAD DISTRICT NO. M
M. R Rlngwald. trough 39.00
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 64
Chs.v K. Spauldlng log. co ,
lbr .72
E. Labren, labor 1 49
Earl Manning, labor 6.48
Henry Manning, labor 1.99
John F. Manning, patrolman 22.91
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 43
C. A. Hannegan, labor 3.98
Pearl Patterson, labor .99
Ray Patterson, labor .99
Henry Stafford, labor 1 99
Richard Patterson, patrolm'n . 11.96
HOAD DISTRICT NO. M
It. M. Crane, labor 99
Leonard Walker, patrolman . 9.98
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 49
N Schmaltl & Sons, tile .... 3 06
John A. Otlcs, labor 9 97
Anton Vandercoeverlng, labor 1.99
Chas. Gllles, patrolman 16.94
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 70
Differs General store, handle,
etc 4 95
Murphy Gardner Lbr. Co, lbr. 17 93
Edward Berhcart, labor 9 95
Leonard IVerfler. labor 9.95
Remus Lambrecht. labor .... 115
Chas. Stalgrr. patrolman .... 21.94
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 63
J. T. Davis, labor 14 93
Calvin Harral, labor 3 98
O. A. Newmeyrr. labor 14 92
Oeorge Kerch, patrolman ... 13.95
ROAD DISTRICT NO. it
Geo. Baker, labor 1 97
D. E. Bllnston, labor 1.98
Fred Wlntermantel, labor ... t-97
Ray Reeves, patrolman 19.95
ROAD DISTRICT NO. M
Charles Helni. patrolman ... 8 98
ROAD DISTRICT NO. 90
W. M. Skelton. labor 1.47
MARKET ROAD NO 4
E. I. Ayers, labor
MARKET ROAD NO. 1
Ivan Manning, labor
MARKET ROAD NO. I
Ed Faber, labor
Lee Gast, labor
Lloyd Hopkins, labor
Emlle Van Damme, labor ..
10.94
199
2.98
8.95
1.41
15.91
MARKET ROADS NOS. t I
Earl Hecker, labor 17 95
Grant Jones, patrolman .... 23.94
MARKET ROAD NO. I
G. E. Crolsant, labor 5.97
J. 8. Hlggtnbotham, labor ... 6 96
C. C. Long. Inbor 7.96
Flarelle Stanton, labor 5 97
Ralph Stanton, labor 3 97
Chas. E. Vrendenburg. labor.. 9.95
MARKET ROAD NO. 1 0
J. H. Miller, foreman 3.98
MARKET ROAD NO. 11
A. C. Snyder, foreman 3.99
MARKET ROAD NO. 12
John Gearln, labor 7.98
Lee Gast. labor 3 98
Arthur Jette. Jr., labor 1.99
MARKET ROAD NO. 13
John Gearln. labor 3.98
MARKET ROAD NO. 15
C. V. Carmlehael, atendlng
lanterns 3.50
J. F. Nathman, lanterns 3.60
MARKE TKOAD NO. 18
Dave Swansen, labor 2.99
F. O. Sweaney, labor 1.99
P. W. Owre. foreman 5.96
MARKET ROAD NO. 23
Earl Barber, labor 1.99
Arthur Spilbrlnk, labor 1 99
M. M. McOce. foreman 3.99
MARKET ROAD NO. 24
D. A, White St Son, seed .... 6.00
J. P. Coonse. labor 17.90
Ralph Dulolt. labor 11.94
Peter Engrecht, labor 14.92
Roy Hackenberg. labor 18 90
Harry Haverkemp. labor- 18 90
Ted Jcldricks. labor 17.91
Glen Miller, labor 199
F. R. Nusom. labor 14 93
A. J. Punzel. labor 5.97
W. H. Punzel, labor 14.92
M. M. Shirley, labor 16 91
James Rvan, labor 1.99
T. J. Shirely, labor 1790
Geo. Smith, labor 12 93
C. Tniiett. labor 4.92
Robt. Cole, foreman 85.81
MARKET ROADS NOS. 25 t 26
Union Abstract Co., certifi
cates of title 40.00
MARKET ROAD NO. 28-
W. J. Brauner. labor 99
P. A. Myers, labor 1.99
MARKET ROAD NO. 33
W. E. Fuller, labor 3
Jay Graham, labor 3.98
M. J. Lentsch. picks, etc 3.85
Leslie Brown, labor 48 87
H. Gladem. labor 21.88
Max Holland, labor 12.43
Jacob Hopflnger, labor 22.13
L. M. Malone, labor 24.37
Ed Reld. labor 24.37
Floyd Shepherd, labor 20 39
Francis Shepherd, labor 12.43
John Tweedie. labor 24.12
W. H. Farr, labor 3.99
W J Volgamore labor 24.12
MARKET ROAD NO. 34
Starr Hardware Co level 54
Waller Borchlers labor 1197
Ed Burbee level 11.97
Theo Fisher labor 15.90
I L Moore labor 11.97
Allen Porter labor .49
MARKET ROAD NO. 35
Paul Bailiff foreman 9.97
Joe Doerfler labor 9!)
MARKET ROAD NO. 36
Emlle Van Damme labor 2.98
- MARKET ROAD NO. 45
Ray Loquet welding etc 11.40
Mike Schafer fence 122.00
Arthur Sunde labor 2.99
Hubert Elliott labor 695
Ray Hayes labor 8.95
John Klmsey labor 13.96
Ira Loren labor 6.4ti
Wm Mires labor 2.98
MARKET ROAD NO. 44
W DcSart labor 22.38
H K Funrue labor 13.20
Ronald Heater labor 21.94
MARKET ROAD NO. 51
John Kushnlck lumber 1.12
Ted Dobacan labor 11.97
P E Jensen foreman 11.97
MARKET ROAD NO. 53
R J Bettencourt foreman 15.96
MARKET ROAD NO. 67
George J Aicher labor 3 98
Hugh Boyle labor 3.98
MARKET ROAD NO. 61
Vemon Miller labor 1.98
J H Miller foreman 3.99
MARKET ROAD NO. (3
Walter Brnnett labor 75
W o Pearmlne foreman 6.00
Ted Dobacan labor 17 91
Ed Faber labor 15 92
R L Freeberg labor 1117
James Harvey labor 7.96
Joe Hecker labor 133
Bert Knowels labor 7.96
Chas McLaughlin labor 6.95
Chester Pewonka labor 17.91
W W Pope labor 1552
Roy Scollard labor 17.91
Geo Belfer labor 3.98
Gabe Vanderberk labor 3 98
C O Wright labor 17.91
P E Jensen foreman 39.90
MARKET ROAD NO. 74
Le) Buchhelt labJT 5.00
O Edland labor 9 98
P J Gllaiiders labor 3 98
Fred Lucht labor 6.98
C L WUhg labor 1.98
Robert Zollner labor 3 98
Joseph A Van Cleave foreman 1.98
MARKET ROAD NO. 15
W D Nleol labor 1.99
MARKET ROAD NO. II
Eugene chick grub hoe etc .. 1.06
Pure Iron Culvert & Manuf.
Co. culverts 29.24
Bert Barkhurst labor 3.48
Jesse Barkhurst labor 6.97
A L Bradfleld labor 8 48
Shirley Brown labor 36 68
R W Davis labor 6 97
Loren Dunagan labor 9 48
Jay Graham labor 6 97
Berlrand Iversen labor 11.97
Geo Klllan labor 6.97
P L Lscey labar 9 98
R C McGinnls labor 9 91
F N Robinson labor 6.9'
R A Slaggs labor 6 97
Jake Van Arnum labor 9 4e
J L Van Arnam labor 9
John Ward labor 8.97
J 8 Korb foreman 33.08
MARKET ROAD NO. (6
L A Dumond lab 497
MARKET Rtl.tD NO. ID
J H Baldwin labJT 41 12
Merrltt Brown labor 40.08
Harvey Colson labor 25.86
Geo Crook labor 44 81
O E Davis labor 56 81
F J Fog labor 23 92
Dan Klntl labor 35 90
T C Nichols labor 40 06
Frank Simpson labor 9.95
Leonard Snyder labor 3858
Robert Sphoon labor 1.99
Henry Stelnkamp foreman .. 7-9?
MARKET ROADS NOS. 34 A 4
F E Armstrong labor 1751
W Copple labor 17 91
8 Harmon labor 1592
H M KKuenal labor 23.92
Earl Rosa labor 15.42
Ed Rvan art labor 1194
MISC. M R ENGINEERING
The Frederick Post Co level
rod 37.96
Floyd L Siegmund rent of
transit 5.00
F F Ford engineer 149.77
J P McOee engineer 174.77
H 8 Swart county englnecrN212.19
Wlllard Brown engineer tu n
F W Casey chalnman tl.77
Robert Drager chalnman .... 87.78
M E Gdeeson chalnman .... 87.78
D E Hardcastle chalnman .. 81.77
J H Herren chalnman 91.77
Carroll M Romtnson chalnman 91.77
A C Shaw chalnmun 91.77
NEWKERG BRIDGE ACCT.
Electric Supplies & cotitk Co
electricity 2.63
Yamhill Electric Co. elec 1.50
ADMINISTRATIVE EXP. ACCT.
U O Boyer Cash adv for frt... 2
Al'TO MAINTENANCE ACCT.
Albright Motor Co cable .... 2.55
Douglas McKay Chev Co light
switch 1.50
CATERPILLAR NO. 4 ACCT.
J A Burns labor 2354
MARION CRUSHER ACCT.
Capital City Transfer Co
oil 36.19
Otto Hoven labor 94.81
L B Malm labor 64.56
Arthur Morgan labor 66.31
Ervln Wagers labor 64.56
Robert Wagers labor 64.56
STAYTON CRUSHER ACCT.
Champ 8 Garage thread shaft 1.00
Moutaln States Power co elec
tricity 247.16
Stayton Hardware Co Inc nails
etc 2.27
Bert Kelthley labor 85 50
Gus Neymier labor 69U
Tom Qutlhot labor 85.50
Ralph Splccr labor
C C Stayton foreman
J I, Cook labor
Malcolm Cooke labor .
Frank Doner labor ....
F A Du'ton labor
Earl A Evans labor ...
Ben H Hawkins labor ..
J JJ Hollett labor
Bertrand Ivcrten labor
Robert Judson labor ..
Wm R King labor
Alba Lowman labor ....
Wm Mcllwaln labor ...
E McMayhlll labor
, 48 8
. 17.9'J
. 4.48
. 95.76
. 21.27
.119 76
. 24 37
. 21.SH
. 29 84
. 80.28
. 50 83
. 95 76
. 24 37
Alvle Myers labor 5.95
Gus Neymier labor 2.96
Lyle Sacre labor 47.76
Nick Schab labor 50.83
Harvey striker lubor 5.97
Walter Striker labor 41.28
L M Van Cleave labor 115.28
Leonard Walker labor 62.34
W C WoDlbrldge labor 75 81
C Wyldcr labor 34.37
A C Snyder patrolman 34.89
First Natl Bank Trust Dcpt
gravel 106.75
Chas H Hoyt gravel 3254 35
Ladd it Bush Bank gravel 80.78
Elmer Lorence rock 551.55
Wm Mires rock 30.53
Oregon Gravel co gravel .. 893.14
E L Kigdon gravel 2547.10
J 8 Rislcy rock and gravel ..8469.45
Fred Womack gravel 130.17
Allen Bellinger lnc haul gravl279.2y
L M Case haul gravel 1139.04
M Crouser haul gravel 29.04
W J Davenport haul gravel ,.541.62
V M De Cosier haul gravel .. 63 83
S W Harper haul gravel 580.90
Ronald E Jones haul gravel. .274.55
JJ A Kapphahn haul gravel 2078.25
Cleo Keppinger haul gravel. .598.62
177288
..250.38
. .278.24
.. 25.77
..560.79
..284.88
Hulda Stripling, rrllrf 8 00
Mortis M. Syphert, relief ... 10 00
Mrs. Walter Tlnnel. relief . . . 25.00
Addle Topper, relief 1500
Savilla Waldron. relief 15 00
Mrs. Anna L. Wheeler, relief 15.00
Hatlle Wllbanks, relief 30 00
Alice Bertha Williams, relict . 201"
Mrs. W. H. Williams, relief of
self and husband 10 00
Chas. W. Wirtz, relief of self
and wife W00
Alma Zuercher. relief 3000
YMCA, maintenance free em
ployment bureau 5000
Dr. V. E Hockctt. pliysicUm , 65.00
ASSESSOR'S OFFICE ACCOUNT
R. Shelton, deputy 115 00
A. W. Jones, deputy 115 00
Eva Roberts, clerk 100 00
Alma Ackerman, clerk 100.00
CI.EK'S OFFICE ACCOUNT
V.'l
Itore.
Woixl-
115 00
115.00
1101)0
1110 Oil
. .'.000
Cotes Red A
groceries I'c
aerd, et al
C. F. Curtis. M:l'!4l!lT Wlrta
hour
Sal' Dracor"
Fred P
(: .-o Amell-i c
l .ire J. J. C' .i
Care Frank t i '
Care Elizabeth McAfee
Care Margie ! :'i me
Care August H ::ibrecht
Carp Arthur Ii vnilton
i l-rspltal
r
.'II
'"her
35 00
ttl
45 00
45 00
45 00
31.00
45 00
30 00
30 00
45.00
Care Sarah Smith 45.00
8.38
2.40
.50
III ENA VISTA FERRY ACCT.
B A Snyder operating ferry . . 59.70
Gilbert M Snyder operating
ferrv 39.70
GENERAL EXP. ACCT.
Capital Journal publishing
claims 47.60
Oregon Statesman publishing
claims 47.60
John B Nathman pipe 6.00
MOTOR PATROL ACt'TS.
Bochsltr Hardware funnel etc 1.72
Feenaughtly Machinery Co
ball racer etc
Paul Sowa sharpening tools..
N B Traviss labor and parts..
Valley petroleum Co gasoline. 94.71
Omer Barlruff labor 95.26
John Grlensenauer labor .... 97.10
Lester Mcllwaln labor 83.29
Raymond B Miller labor .... 89.26
Dan Scharf labor 95.76
Lee Wells labor 85.78
Frank R Woelke labor 95.76
ST. PAUL PAVING PI.T.
Floyd Siegmund timekeeper.. 2.34
SILVERTON PAVING PLANT
Salem Portland Frt. line
freight so
W R Massey labor
PILE DRIVER
Priem & Caspell gas 6.47
Salem Bargain House loading
Ing block o.uu
F O Johnson salary & exp.... 181.46
Pac Tel (c Tel Co telephone . 12.55
Lila Antrican stenographer. . 50.00
Zclpha Whi'e stenographer.. 6.00
TOOL HOUSE ACCT.
Capital Second hand store Jack 1.50
Geo Lawrence Co pump etc.. t.o
Oregon Wash Water Serv water 2.64
Pac Tel A; Tel Co telephone.. 10.20
Chas K Spauldlng Log Co
lights .u
TRAFFIC OFFICERS ACCT.
B R Smith salary 124.70
TRUCKS ACCT.
Monitor Garage gas etc 17.23
Walter F Wengenroth gas etc 6.58
Lyle Sacre labor 4.00
MISC. BRIDGE ACCT8
Phillip Fischer traveling exp.. 40.43
Linn county Oregon half exp.
on Stayton bridge 446.89
Gilbert Anderso nlabor 31.41
Roy Brenner labor 31.41
Robt Bye Jr labor 27.9?
Wm Dunnlgan labor 20.94
Albert Hennie labor 31.41
H W Hughlett labor 3141
Ted KKuenzl labor 27 92
Greg A Robl labor 27.92
Frank Schampler labor 31.41
V D Scott labor 31.41
Joe Wolf labor 31.41
Phillip Fischer foreman 65.62
MISCELLANEOUS ACCTS.
J D Adams Co Hub caps etc .. 16.90
Geo E Allen faucet etc 6.90
Ames Hardware nails etc .... 1.40
Associated Oil Co gasoline ... 20.55
The Austin Wcsccrn Rd Mach
Co bits etc 110.35
O O Boyer cash adv for stamps 6.00
W E Burns plugs etc 34.78
D G Drager cash adv for frt. 6.93
a A Ehlen nails 6.75
C H Ernst Hardware nails etc 7.75
Ray L Farmer Hdw spikes etc 14.19
Gabriel Powder Si Supply Co
powder etc 10.48
Hal ns Top At Body Shop re
pair curtains 4.25
Honeyman Hardware Co screws
etc 23.04
International Harvester Co,
repairs 6.68
Ira Jorgensen polnte etc 356.15
M J Lentsch repair mower etc 3.10
Loggers 4c Contractors Mach
Co fan belt etc 6 72
C B Elhaney roadvlewer .... 6.89
Mercer 8teel Co Inc steel.... 600 69
Chas P Mulkey shingles 7 SO
E M Nlles typist 3.00
Oregon state highway com
bridge plates 17.12
Oregon state highway com
parts 195.06
Portland General Elec Co
electricity 111.49
Robertson Heavy Hard Co
Ssttel 1053
Salem Hardware Co shovels
etc 36 05
Shell Oil Co gasoline 560.73
Silver Falls Tbr Co lumber ..247.77
Silverton Appeal Tribune
publishing notices 350
Chas K Spauduig Log Co
br 59 8
P A Ktnx haul gravel.
Lloyd Moser haul gravel
John Nag haul gravel . . .
Carl Pflatim haul gravel
L R Tweedie haul gravel
W Walking haul gravel ..
State Industrial Acc Com ins 286.66
W. P. Collard, gravel 103.35
Walter Bennett, labor 17.92
W. M. Bradley, labor 10 94
G. W. Casebler. labor 3 98
Glenn Coffey, labor 1.99
Wm. Dorenbush, labor 16.90
W U U..rw I.W , nn
85.50 Harry Heath.'labor '!'.!!
122.25 ' jack Mav. labor
1.99
16.90
16.1)0
13.110
8 95
Glenn Mills, labor . . .
F. O. Muckrldge, labor
Ed Myers, labor
Geo. B. Nelson, labor 15.92
H. D. NeUon, labor 1C.90
Tom Newton, labor 15.91
Ed Wilson, labor 199
George J. Crook, labor 7.98
Union Oil Co. of Calif . fuel oil 414.80
Alfred Hersch E.state. damages 160.00
C. M. Hill and C. J. Ramsden,
damaites 34.00
A. E. Johnson, damages 6.1.00
W. A. Jones, damages 62.00
C. J. Ramsdep. labor 183.00
A. T. Savaiie, damages 46.00
H. O. Taylor, damages 116.80
Myrtle C. Taylor, damages . . . 45.00
J. A. and Addie Young, dam
ages 34.00
Phillpi. use of car 14.40
Gilbert Anderson, labor .... 26.17
Roy Brenner, labor 19.19
obt. Bye. Jr., labor 26.17
Win. Dunnian. labor 26.17
Albert Hennles, labor 26.17
H. W. Hughlett. labor 26.17
Ted Keunzl. labor 22.68
Greg. A. Robl. labor 26.17
T?ror.V Q.h.nn!m Inlu,. 1 11
3 49 , Phillip Fischer, foreman 52.42
GENERAL FUND
December Term, 1931
rOOR ACCT.
Mrs. Rcsanna Aicher, relief . . 15.00
Lena Bartruff. relief 32.50
Mrs. May Bedient. relief 10.00
G. W. & Kate Beeman, relief . 20 00
Rutn Ben y. relief 17.50
Emma J. Bigler. relief 17.50
Mary Robson, relief of Martha
Bllieu 15.00
Chas. P. Boies, relief 15.00
Boys and girls aid society, rel. 25.00
Geo. Braugh, relief of self and
wife 15.00
Elizabeth Brlnegar, relief .... 20.00
Mrs. M. E. Brooks, relief 15.00
Mrs. Amos Brown, relief 10.00
Edwin F. Jc Anna Butterfleld,
rener 25.00
Mrs. Maggie Cave, relief 10.00
Mrs. Belle Churchil, labor .... 10.00
Ed Condon, labor 10.00
Mrs. Effle Coodcr. labor 15.00
Mrs. Edith Cratsenberg, relief 15.00
Clara I. Dlmlck. relief 25 00
Ulyssa Ellen Dodge, delief ... 10 00
Johanna Dunn, labor 17.50
Mrs. Margaret Eder, relief ,. 25.00
Mrs. Anna Engelhart, relief , . 10.00
Leonard Fleischmann relief of
self and wife 15.00
John Fowler, relief of self It
wife 15.1,0
Florence L. Furman, relief of
self and husband 20.00
Carrie Gilbert, relief 15.00
Mrs. Ada L. Golden, relief ... 10.00
Lizette Oobln, relief 12.00
Jacob Gotthart, relief 12.50
W. L. Cobb, relief of Chas.
Groenlng 8.00
Chas. Hardwlck. relief 10 00
J. H. Harper, relief 8.00
J. F. Bewley, relief of Levi A.
Harris 10.00
Alex Hasvol. relief 150
Mrs. Mabel Hendrlcson. relief 8.00
Lillian Hill, relief 20.00
Mrs. Pauline Clark, relief
Newt Hnrnbuckle 10.00
Wm. F. Horrom, relief 10.00
Mary Jackson, relief 15.00
Sarah E. Kepliart. relief 15.00
Katherlne Kopf. relief 15.00
Mr. and Mrs. Prosper LaCha-
pelle. relief 20.00
Ruth Larson, relief 32.50
Bessie M. Elofson, relief Em
ma Lundeen 15.00
Eve Martin, relief 10.00
Mrs. Delia M. Shaw, relief of
Harry Meeker 2500
Carl H. Johnson, relief Chas,
A. Miller 10 00
Reglna Moffenbler, relief ... 15.00
Mrs. May Nelson, relief Wm.
Nelson 10.00
Mrs. Alvlra Northcutt. rellfe. . 12.50
Mrs. June Nussear, relief .... 25 00
Mrs. KIrsti Odman, relict .... 20 00
Anna Ott. relief 15.00
Mrs. Louisa Paquette, relief of
self and Nora Pluard 20.00
Wm. H. Parris, relief 10.00
Mrs. D. A. Parsons, relief .. 15.00
B. A. Borrevtk, relief of Ole
Pederson 15.00
Anna Pugh. relief 18.00
Mrs. Annie Renlck. relief 15.00
Frank C. Clark, relief of Cath-
rine Rhodes lS'.OO
C. C. Ward, deputy
W. S. Lnmkin. deputy
J. H. Ward, deputy, . . .
A. M. Presnall. deputy
H A. Judd. deputy
DOG LICENSE FUND ACCT.
H. A. Judd, clerk 50.00
COURT HOUSE ACCT.
A. H. Wyatt. Janitor "0.00
L. llobson. Janitor "000
W. VI. Hill. Janitor 70.00
Teresa Kirscli, elevator opera
tor to0
DIST. ATTORNEY'S OFFICE
Lyle J. Pace, deputy 100.00
Josephine Maulding, stenog
rapher 50.00
JUVENILE COURT ACCT.
Nona White, probation officer 109.70
RECORDER'S OFFICE ACCT.
Eva C. Lenhardt, deputy .... 100.00
Myrtle Beecroft, deputy 100.00
Ava C. Sundborg. deputy .... 90 00
Louise R. Poujade, stenog
rapher 90.00
REGISTRATION ti ELECTIONS
H. C. Mattson. clerk 90 00
SCHOOL SUPT'S. OFFICE ACCT.
Cora E. Reld. assistant 100 00
Wavne D. Harding jsupervisor 120 00
Cora E. Reid, truant officer.. 15.00
SEALER OF WI S. MSRS. ACCT.
SHERIFFS OFFICE ACCT.
J. F. Jones, soaler 42.27
S. O. Burkhart, deputy 124.70
W. T. Barber .deputy 124 70
W R Richardson deputy ,...109.70
F T Wrlghtman deputy 114.70
S J Butler deputy 109.70
J H Roland deputy 100.00
ritOIII ENFORCEMENT FUND
ACCT.
W W Harklns deputy 124.70
TREASURER'S OFFICE ACCT.
W Y Alchardson deputy 115.00
JUSTICE COURT ACCT.
Alma Johnson stenom'iipiier. . 75.00
SCALP BOUNTY ACCT.
John Var. Gorder bounty .... 1.00
POOR ACCT.
Andrew Yot relief 15.00
INDIGENT SOLDIERS ACCT.
Irl S McSherry relief of
Glen Ferguson
Irl S. McSherry relief of
H. P. Merrill
Irl S. McSherry relief of
Mrs, L Evenden
Irl S. McSherry relief of
C. H. Edgett
Irl S. McSherry relief ot
Mrs Kenneth Vincent . . .
Irl S. McSherry relief of
C. G. Purslev
POOR ACCT.
F A Pike relief 800
CIRCUIT COURT ACCT.
Marion Hunt Juror & Exp .. 4.40
New Salem restaurant meals
- for jurors 10.75
Thatcher Printing Co letter.
heacj 6.50
CLERKS OFFICE ACCT.
BcrteLson & McShane printg. 34.00
U G Boyer exp. re completion 12.70
D A Larmcr Tfr Co freight. . 10!'
H F Marsh freight 50
Remington Rand tne filing
cabinet & totalizer 106.60
Typewriter Exchange type
writer 70.65
E Russell White Ink 1 50
CO. COURT A COMMISSIONERS
ACCT.
U G Boyer cash adv for stamps 3.00
capital journal publishing
claims 21.20
Oregon Statesman publishing
claims 21.20
J H Porter salary 4e Exp 124.00
J E Smith salary & exp 1)9.20
Brownell Electric Co. repairs
on lights
Capital City Laundry Idry ..
COURT HOUSE ACCT.
D G Drager soap
Graber Bros repair work ....
Oregon Wash Water Scrv Co
water 14.00
Otis Elevator Co maintenance
of elevator 6.00
Portland General Elec Co.
electricity 150.92
Scott Hosfeldt Co powder .... 19.11
DIST. ATTORNEYS OFFICE
ACCT.
H J Bratzel reporter 7.00
EMERGENCY ACCT.
F E Dodele invest Iversen
case 146.30
Luke S May Invest. Iverson
case disallowed 216.43
Luke S. May, do 216.43 disallowed
HORTICULTURIST ACCT.
S. H. Van Trump, salary and
expense 101.12
JAIL ACCOUNT
O. D. Bower, board of
prisoners 500.35
O. D. Bower, lights 50
H. L. Stiff Furniture Co.,
repairing cots, etc 42 95
JUSTICE COURT ACCT.
M.
12.00
25.00
15.00
25 00
25.00
2500
399
3.14
.50
3.45
H. J. Bratzel, reporter
Emma Murphy Brown, do ..
S. C. Catlin Ac R. K. Page,
rent
W. E. De Long, use of car . .
Thatcher Printing Co.,
envelopes 11.25
Bon Ton Restaurant, meals.. 8.95
JUVENILE COURT ACCT.
O. D. Bower, cash adv. re-
Jorgensen case 15.03
Ireland's Service St.,
gasoline
Western Union Tel. Co.,
telegram
LAW LIBRARY ACCT.
West Publishing Co., sub
scription POOR ACCOUNT
Geo. E. Allen, nails
American Red Cross, ticket to
La Grande for Smith family 15.48
A. L. Brother, groceries for
Mrs. Berkncr 6 53
Dr. Fred W. Burg.r, care
L. C. Stoutenbcrg 1.00
1550
1.50
4000
16.58
3.14
6.00
3.25
too
601)
1360
600
1.00
I.IM
19 90
600
too
(GO
1.00
3.00
too
00
tot
17.50
34.66
1500
430
1355
MM
3.13
15.60
440
13.00
1376
450
15.04
3.00
. 3500
1.1
3.40
400
Lucille Rogers, relef 15.00 S D. Carver, groceries for
Standard Oil Co of Calif oil. . 2 65 I Alfred Rore. relief 15 00 ' Win. Lynch 5 00
Stayton Mall publishing notice 2.50
Union OU Co or cam g.tso-
line and asphalt 4964 05
Valley Motor Co recharging
batteries 41 83
West Coast Powder Co powder 30.73
Woodbury It Co pipe etc 33.17
O D Blnegar labor 5 76
Noah Carter labor 43.77
W H Carter labor 55 S3
Henry L. Sasvold. relief ..
10 00
1000
25 00
500
F. X. Saucier, relief
Joseph At Rosalia Schauer rel.
John SchlehubcT, relief
Lucy M. and Newton M. Sew-
ell. relief 21 50
Thomas Risley, relief 1000
Mrs. W. R. Slyter. relief 15.00
Hugh B. Smith, relief 10 00
Mrs. Mary R. Steward, relief 15.00
Chcmeketa Ixlge No. 1, 80 00
cemetery lots 80.00
Mrs. Dsra Chllds. care of
Ca'.hrine Frank Leper .... 21.00
Frank R. Clark, bjard of
Inmates 31766
Clough Barrlck Co., funeral
Frank Gallagher 35.00
E. W. Cooley. groceries for
S. T. McAdams 6.00
Care Alice Mc:'od ,
Care Harold limit
Care Bertha K.'.ve
Care Walter Merns ....
Care Robert Ml r ....
Care Dorence Y!!ler ,.
Care Ernest Valll'ig ..
Care Alberta Bau-;hcn ,
Care Orver Bau"lien
Cure Bob Baurtlicn
Care Gerhard Ho'.rhel ...
Care Sigurd Dlescth
D. G. Drager, cash adv. for
script book
D. G. Drager, cash adv. for
ticket to Seattle
ft. L. Evans, groc. for Mrs.
Viola McElroy 1000
Fry 's Drug store, prescriptions t.96
C. Hodges, shingling wtru
house t.tl
Ross Houghton, shingling
county farmhouse 4.60
O. G. Hurley, milk for Swan-
son family
J. MeCannell MJ3 care of
EXsie Sandberg ,
Miller Mere. Co. clothes tor
M. Klensrhmitt, et al
Mrs. c C Mitchell, care Robt.
Hall
Montgomery Ward & Co.,
clothes for Teddy Ryai ..
Mt. Angel Lbr. Co., shingles
for Jos. Schauer ,
A. C. Nelson de Sons, groc. tor
Jas. Fields .
Mrs. A. W. Nusom. Sr., groc
tor Mrs. Shively
Mareta Palmer, registering
unemployed
Phil Pirnnett, shingling Sch
auer house
Jas. Plant, digging graves ...
Portland General Elec. Co.,
electricity
Prudential Insurance Co., pre
mium on John Drone Insur
ance policy 10.35
St. Vincent hospital, care of
Wm. V. McBee 34.50
Salem Hardware Co. nails for
Wirlz house 60
Siilem Ti.xi Services Inc., am
bulance serv. for Gerhard
Hoest hel 12 00
Sum Smith, sawing wood for
poor
Chac.. K Spauldlng Log. Co,
lbr. and shingles
The Table Supply, groc. for
Fred scolickl
Terwilleger Funeral Home,
burial of G. Hoeschel
Thatcher Printing Co,
printing
Typewriter Exchange, rent of
typewriter
Win. Wengenroth, groceries
for Frank Busure
Wm. Wengenroth, groceries
for J. Jcoudoin 15.40
Woolpert Ac Hunt, medicine
for poor 10.t0
CO. PROPERTY ACCT.
Hugh Fisher, surveying lines., 66.64
M. G. Gunderson, street Im
provement on Pederscn
property J2J5
REBATE OF FEES ACCT.
E. L. Crawford, refund 5.09
RECORDER'S OFFICE ACCT.
Mildred R. Brooks, expenses
re convention t.60
Mildred R. Brooks, cash adv.
tor stamps 6.09
REGISTRATION & ELEC. ACCT.
The Gervais Star, printing .... 27 JO
R.ihn McWhorter Paper Co,
envelopes t.40
E. M. Nlles, typist 16.00
SCHOOL SUPTS. OFFICE ACCT.
Four-H Club department,
ciud pins 30.00
Mary' L. Fulkerson, cash adv.
fos stamps 65.04
Mary L. Fulkerson. use of car.. 50.70
J. K. Gill Co, books 1431
Wayne D. Harding, traveling
expenses 23.10
Rahn McWhorter Paper Co,
twine 1.73
Cora E. Reid, 4-H Club
clerical work 16.60
Cora E .Reid. expense re
truancy case 3.M
Jessie Smith, clerical expense. 3650
SHERIFFS OFFICE ACCT.
W. T. Barber, traveling expense 45.60
O. D. Bower, do 10090
8. O. Burkhart, do 4.52
W. W. Hasklns. do ISO
B. R. Smith, do 2.00
O. D. Bower, cash adv. for
envelopes 32.44
Hubbard Enterprise, printing. 17.00
Portland Gas Ac Coke Co, gas. 44
Western Union Tel. Co,
telegrams 6.49
Paul Grlbenow. tax clerk .... 88.00
Will Thlelsen. do 67.50
STOCK & HERD 1NSP. ACCT.
O. F. Korlnek, Inspector 15.74)
Dr. W O. Morehorse. do 20.60)
SURVEYOR'S OF"-E ACCT.
The Frederick Post Co,
hangers 405
WOOD ACCOUNT
Leo Crown, labor 6.00
A. Kittson, do 29.00
DOG LICENSE ACCT.
Paul Mamach, collecting
delinquent licenses 139.04
Farris Linn, sheep killed by
dogs J7.00
MISCELLANEOUS ACCTS.
Atlas Book Store, transfer
files, etc
U. O. Boyer, cash adv. for
stamps, etc
Pacific Tel. tt TeL Co,
telephone
Patton Bros, erasers, etc. .,
Unruh-Knapp Printing Co,
printing 4150
State Industrial Acc. Com,
Insurance 9350
P. E. Ciayton, expenses re
Iverson case 19.75 disallowed
Allona Alison, relief lo ot
Genevieve Foster, do 25.et
Christine Howe, do 15 09
Mrs. Maud Kime, do 17 10
Mabel Lily Ross, do 1750
A. J. McSherry, relief of Mrs.
A. J. Mccannel. reiirf of
Norrts A. Hansen . 90 00
Irl 8. McSherry, relief of Mrs.
L. Evenden "
The Todd Company, aarrarpj
Irl 8. McSherry, rell -f tor rvr.
Elwin Booth . j'n-Wash-Irl
S. McSherry. relief furred re-
E K. Stewart that Call
in 8. McSherry. relief aD0V. aver.
Mrs. K. Vincent
Irl s. McSherry. rel If
Mrs n n rj,,--.'
.. 4433
.. 30.60
.11159
, 4 JO
Mrs. C. O. Pur.
Irl 8. McSher--W.
C. 15..:. ... -
ttly arrived
from Aua
103 boxr of