Heppner gazette., January 14, 1904, Image 3

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COUNTV COURT.
Numerous Ilills and Itoutiiie llus
InesN Disposed of.
The regular session of the connty
court was convened at the court house
Wednesday by Judge T. W. Ayers,
Commissioners F. M. Griffin and J. D.
French being in attendance.
The first order of business was the
auditing of miscellaneous bills and the
following claims were allowed:
Geo Ferry $ 59 25
T J Andrews 4 37
IISNeal 2 00
T Pullen 4 37
Frank Fallen 8 12
Ted Mathews 8 12
N Keithley 7 50
G N Ferry 3 75
Lee Cantwell 10 00
WL Smith 00 00
C S Kirk 46 00
Vawter Crawford 333 33
M Lichtenthal 83 33
Wm Ayers 120 00
T W Ayers 150 00
E M Shutt 33 33
J II Allen 27 00
Sam and Edward itlcPaniel 12 00
W O Hill 100 00
Wm McDaniel Ill 00
J D French G7 00
J W Robertson 10 00
C II Crocker 12 00
C E Lundell 23 00
II E Warren 5 00
J P Williams 3 00
W A Richardson 2 00
Wm Barton 2 00
Louis Groshens 71 00
Light & Water Co 77 70
J T Mitchell 00 00
Heppner Gazette 9 00
Wm Barton 20 50
A J liicks 3 75
J W. Shipley 133 33
Howard Gove 50 00
Conover & Gray 61 00
JNBeeler 80 00
Rhea & Welch 24 00
J II Allen 10 00
Slocum Drug Co 5 70
L F Crow 24 40
W O Hill, 13 00
Irwin Ilodson Co. 80 00
State of Oregon vs E G Sperry. Cost
bill allowed as follows:
E T Perkins $ 2 70
Frank Akers 2 00
The following miscellaneous claiim
were paid :
Thompson Bros 3 00
J L Y eager 53 00
R F Wilmot 12 50
EFNeal 1500
M Lichtenthal 83 33
E M Shutt 11 10
Jack Lane and Frank Engleman of
Hardtnan, having complied with the
law in presenting a petition for a license
to retail liquors, license was granted.
A petition containing a majo ity of
the legal voteis of tne town of Hard
man having been properly presented,
asking the right to incorporate.it was
ordered by the court that a fpecial elec
tion be held in the town of Hardmao,
Monday, February 15, 1904, for the pur
pose of voting on the proposed incor
poration as asked for in the petition.
Wm. Ingrum, Jno. Adams, and B. F.
Pevore were appointed judges, aDd
Harry Warren, Chas. Repass, and D.
JenkinB were appointed clerks to serve
at the coming special election.
The Heppner Gazette was awarded
the contract lor publishing the delin
quent tax list of Morrow county.
Petition of Solomon Ghck et al., to
vacate a portion of county road, granted.
D. V. S. Reid was appointed surveyor
and Thos. Morgan and R. F. Wilmot
were appointed viewers.
R. F. Wilmot, of lone, was appointed
oounty road viewer for the term of one
year.
The petition of Solomon Glick for the
establishment of a county road was
granted, D. V. S. Reid was appointed
surveyor, and R. F. Wilmot and Thos.
Morgan were appointed viewers.
The resignation of J. D. French as
road supervisor of district No. 6, was
accepted and W. H. Clark was appoint
ed to fill the vacancy.
Petition of the Big Flat Cattle Com
pany for the location and establishment
of a county road, granted.
The following bills were audited :
Henry Johnson $ 1 25
Tel. & Tel. Co 8 25
Sam Meadows 5 50
Gilliam & liiBbee 42 75
Sam Meadows 12 00
It was ordered that the emergency
fund of Morrow county 'be reimbursed
in the Bum of 850.
The following names were drawn for
the jury box of Morrow county :
Adams, Elijah Adams, John
Ahalt, W E Akers, R M
Akers. Ben Akers, G M
Allen, Albert II Allinger, Chas
Allyn, George M Anderson, Charles J
Anderson, Geo Anderson, Charles
Audrews, O S Ashbaugh, Fred
Ayers, James Baker, J M
Baker, Frauk Ball, J D
Balbiger, Paul G Barnett, Wm
Barker, J H Barlow, D S
Bartholomew, II E Barton, John
Barnett, W B Bayless, W O
Beaman, E E Bechdolt, W W
Beckett, J W Benge, R L
Benedict, T M Benuett, Walter J
Bell, Frank E Bellenbrock, J II
Bergstrom, Olef Bevmer, J W
Biddle, M R Blake, John II
Blake, Willard J Borg, P O
Brackett, Jesse Bradley, R S
Campbell, Wm T Carpenter, T J
Carlson, Andrew J B Carmichael
Carty, James Chapel, E A
Chapin, Geo W Clark, Hiram E
(Jiaike, W J I Claik, Robert S
Coats, Gilbert D Coctiran, Rufus
Coleman, Charles D Conner, Walter S
Couser, Geo Cowdrey, Jacob M
Co wins, James W Cox, E S
Cox, F D Cox, B F
Cradick, John W Creswell, P C
Currin, Geo J Curtis, C C
Cypert, J R Davidson, L P
Davis, W J Day, Ed F
Dennis, S D Deviu, M J
Devins, S P Devin, S J
Devore, B F Dicksou, D V
Doherty, James G Doherty, Phil
Doherty, Dan P Dorman, T L
Douglas, S E Duran, Edward S
Dutton, W P Earhart, T G
Edwards, John II Edwards, O O
Elder, Frank Elrod, E W
Ely, 11 O Emerson, II A
Emry, Chas E Eskelson, Joseph
Eskelson, Eph Evans, Frank
Ewing, W B Farusworth, O E
Farrens, Rufus Finley, W B
Florence, L A Freeland, E L
French, Millard Garrigues, S P
Gay, II C Gentry , F M
Gibson, J L GilGl.en, Thos
Gilliam, Frank Glock, Edward
Grabill, D H Graham, Thos. P
llager, James M Halvorsen, Mat
Hale, Loren D Hams, Charles
Jakes, L L Jecikins, D II
Jones, J II Jordon, Luther
Justus, DO Jones, J T
Keithley, J C Keith ley, Oscar
Kenny, Michael Kilkenny, John
Kincaid, J O Kirk J O
Lacy, W C Lindsay, Alex
Lovgren, F M Markhaui, A M
Mailatt, Thus Matthews, T D
Matlock, T J Meadows, S W
Merrill, E Jay Metschah, Phil
Miller, Perry J Minor, C A
Moreland, Frank Morgan, A C
Morgan, James T Morgan, T W
Moyer, Ernest W Munkers, N R
McCarty, W G McDaid. Edward
McElligott, Richard McKee, George H
McKnight, George McMillan, W P
McVay, N R Nichols, R A
Noble, E G Nunamaker, J 11
Olden, Herbert Osborn, J W
Padberg. W II Palmateer, Wm F
Palmer, E I) Parker, F M
Par man, Thos Pearson, James
Peterson, Aaron Piper, John
Reaney, Andrew Rhea, Jaj.es P
Robison, R W Scherzioger, Henry
Scott, W G Scrivener, W V
Slocum, E G Slocum, AM
Staufler, William Stevens, T C
Stillwell, R II Straight, W E
Tash, Hiram Thomas, W A
Thompson, G W Troedson, Paul
Turner, R W Valentine, C W
Vaughn, Frank P Walker, C T
Yrard, Frank Warren, 11 E
Watkins, R D VVatten burner, W J
Whetstone, N S White, J M
Wigglesworth, R F Yeager, J I,
The following named persons were
appointed road supervisors for the va
rious road districts of Morrow county:
Road district No. 1, Heppner precinct,
J N Beeler. ,
District No. 2, Matteson precinct,
Louis Groshens.
District No. 3, Gentry precinct, G W
Thompson.
District No. 4, Mt. Vernon precinct,
Wm. Staufler.
District No. 5, Dairy precinct, Wm
McDaniel.
District No. 7, Eight Mile precinct, J
II Allen.
District No. 8, Dry Fork precinct, C
E Lundell.
District No. 9, North lone precinct,
R F Wilmot.
District No. 10, South lone precinct,
J M Baker.
District No. 11, Cecil precinct, W F
Palmateer.
District No 12, Alpine precinct, W B
Finley.
District No 13, Wells Springs precinct,
L F Crow.
District No 14, Pine City precinct,
Geo W Vincent.
Following bills were ordered paid :
E J Slocum $ 4 50
C E Redfield 50 00
J D French 2100
FM Griffin 19 00
The tax leyy for the year 1904 was
fixed as follows for Morrow county :
County, I2)a mills ; county school, 5
mills; State 4 mills; county roads y2
mills. Total, 23 mills.
A new election precinct was created
and established at this term of court.
The new precinct will be known as Irri
gon. Stockholders' meeting:.
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the Heppner Mining
Company will be held at the office of
C. E. Kodfield, in Heppner, Oregon, on
Wednesday, February 10, 1904, at the
hour of 2 o'clock p. m., for the purpose
of electing a president, and secretary,
and for the transaction of any other
business that may come before the
meeting.
T. W. Ayers, D. B. Stalter,
Secretary, Pre ident.
Heppner, Or., January 5, 1904. 72-5
Notice.
All persons owing accounts to the T.
II. Howard estate are requested to call
and make arrangements for settlement,
before January 15, 1904, as the estate
must be settled by this date.
Wayne Howard
Administrator.
The editorial page of the Weekly Ore
gonlan gives a broad treatment to a wide
range of subjects.
BUSINESS LOCALS
and want ada of all descriptions will
hereafter be published in a column by
themselves.
Hates for f.ocal Ads.
Ten cents a line for first insertion and
5 cents a line for each subsequent inser
tion. All notices pet in brevier type.
Urorerles.
T. R. Howard for fine groceries
Howard's grocery store is a very pop
ular place for the purchase of supplies
for farmers and outfits for outing in the
way of extra fine groceries. Almost
everything imaginable kept in stock.
It's handy where you can get anvthing
you want
Dizzy? ,
Appetite poor? Bowels
constipated? Tongue coated?
Head ache? It's your liver!
Ayer's Pills are liver pills, all
vegetable.
Sold for
J.C. AftrCo..
lity year.
LoweU. Mas.
Want your moustache or beard
a beautiful brown or rich black? Use
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
rm rr n tiT-ooirr 01 r. r. hah t co.. wowra. w h.
William Neis, of Eugene, sold
05 bales of hops at 25 cents per
pound, Friday.
The Tennessee Central railroad
shops at Nashville, Tenn., have
been burned. Loss, 8320,000.
Mrs. Lottie Winters, of Port
land, has been robbed twice in her
home within the past week.
The revenues of Great Britain
from all sources decreased $13,-
497,040 in 1903 compared with
1902.
The worst blow to Japan's hope
for repelling Russian aggressive
ness in Korea and Manchuria is
the neutral indifference of Trance.
Special officer Franklin, of the
Portland police force, is under ar
rest for unbecoming conduct, in
entering unannounced the room of
a woman who had sent for him,
and surprising her in a night
dress.
H0INES FURNITURE CO. ;
Successors to Wells & Co. 5
Oak, ash, fir and maple
Bed Suites,
$T8lo $45
The most complete line
evershown in Heppner.
Fine pillows and com
forts. All wool blankets
made at Union Woolen
Mills.
Nice new patterns of
Floor Oilcloth at
35 and 40 cts.
Fine line Linoleums at
60 and 65 cts.
Anything not carried in stock, cheerfully ordered cheaper
than you can send for it.
Bruce Haines. Prop.
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LEADING HARD
WARE DEALERS
The most complete and
CHINAWARE
Ever shown in Heppner or Morrow county
Hand painted Souvenir Plates. Water Sets.
Neat desigus and beautiful combinations, with
decorations to please, in large assortment. In
spection of our display will interest you.
Gilliam k Bisbe
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CRESCENT f
STEAM
LAUNDRY I
First class work guaran-
teed at popular prices.
EVERYTHING NEW AND UP-TO-DATE
Delivery wagon collects laun
dry on Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday fore
noons. Delivers Wednesday and Thurs
day. Wills & Williams, Props.
New Home Sewing Ma
chines, the best on
earth, from
$32.50 to $50
Organs ranging in price
from
$8o, $95 to $1.10
Stoves, Ranges and
Cooking Utensils cheap.
Crockery, Lamps and
Clocks.
Wm. A. Rogers' Sil
verware. Carpets, Mattings and
Rugs.
P0L0CE HOTEL
HEPPNER, OREGON
Leading Eastern Oregon MoteS
MODERN CONVENIENCES
ELECTRIC LIGHTED . .
Under New ManBtjernent. Tboronghl3
ltenovated aDd Kefhtted. BeHt
Meals in the City.
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