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Newspaper Page TextAVodnosdim, AiiRiist 23, 10!W. PAGE FOUB ASHLAND WEBKLX TflHNGS rorxTV couit proceedings (Continued from Page One) Anna Laura Corum, wid ow's pension Susie Coy, widow's pen sion Mae J. Daw, widow's pension Lucy May Diivis, wid ow's pension Nellie Greqn, widow's pension .Mary Roberts Higgip.s, widow's pi'iislun .... Llizio Heath, widow's pension Dolly Love, widow's, pen siun 'idu Ontnian, widow's pension Mary Priscilla Price, wid ow's pension llosa A. Pefl'ly, widow's pension Iiosa Ann Robblns, wid ow's pension lietha M. Richardson, widow's pension Rose R. Singler, wid ow's pension Mrs. Sevey, widow's ten sion Lydia Sanders, widow's ow's pension Sr rah A. Summers, wid ow's pension .Addle Webb Shauks, wid ow's pension Laura E. Stewart, wid ow's pension Sarah Wakeman, wid ow's pension 10.00 7.00 10.00 dlgent 15.00 T. D. Stafford, regular in digent Elias Slover, regulr.r In digent Z. Wolgamott, regular 15 00 ' indigent Annlo Watklns, regular 5 0o! lndieent jAIex Wilson, rogulcr in 10.00 dlgent C. S. Butterfield, Icdig 25.00 ent supplies Mrs. J. H. Bushy, indig 17.60 en expense . . Bungalow Store, indigent 10.00 expense mtngaiow more, inaigeni ary B0. 00 Fred J. Flck, Jail sup plies 16.45 Mrs. C. E. Terrlll, meals for prisoners 127.40 Uno. N. Williams, Jail 15.00! supplies 8-35 dlst. No. 1 253.70 East Side Meat Mrrket, supplies, dlst No. 1.. 52.10 N. L. High, repairs, dlst. No. 1 16.75 J. C. Harris, labor, dist. No. 1 94.75 8.00! Harrison Bros., supplies, Total 199.20' dlst. No. 1 147.42 Advertlslnn & Co. Printing. Sumner raricer, UDor, 32.50 supplies 10.00 8.00 'Medford Printing Co., court house printing. . 5.98; Election Evpense. i Ashland Furn. Co., elec- 40.00 tion expense Ashland Public Library, 10.00 polling place Billings Agency, election 6.00, in- Leonad Oorthupc. 15.00 dlpent supplies Phoenix Mor. Acercy, 32.50 Indigent supplier . . . Sacred Heart Hospital, 25 00 eare of Indigent ; Sacred. Heart Hospital, 1 0.00 ' Indigent expense .... JJ. r. Tliless & l'o., in digent expense Lewis ririch, indigent expense Valley Fuel Co., indig ent expense Wola Sw Oi'i- tnrliirpnt it vi.na il v., , expense Co., 32.50 40.00 17.50 17.50 Cal. Ore. Power 6.00 election expense ' Cal. ' Ore. Power Co.' 10.20 election expenss .... .75 Mrs. Oaie, clerk, elec- 117.14 1 tion board 9.38 ; Mary O. Hess, registering 2.85! voteri) 27.80 D. W. Luke, election ex- 15.00 1 pense 9 00 :Mrs. A. G. McCarthy, 8.05 election expense 5.00 . 1 Medford Mail Tribune, 7 50 election expense 3.00 Mrs. Charles Wahl, elec- dlst. No. 1 154 85 PeovoBt Bros., expense, I dlst. No. 1 ; S. Plerson, rent on dist. No. 1 iTnos. H. Simpson, Bup- r 00 plies, dlst. No. 1. . . . IThos. H. Simpson, sup- i aa i plies, dlst. No. 1 ' Whittle Transfer & Stor 105! age' SUDP"es diet. No. 73.00 24.62 75.00 114.39 435.54 3.00 Total .$43,64.38 Road Dlst. No. 11. Henry Baker, payroll, I' dist. No. 11.: 975.43 fMedford Service Station, supplies, dist. No. 11 3.00 Total $2722.48 Road Dlst. No. 2. Wm. Bruin, payroll, dlst. No. 2 1075. 9 Fabrlck & Welch, sup piles, dlst. No. 2 311.31 expense 30.00 j tlou expense iC S. Butterfield, Indig- Whittle Transfer & Stor- 22.501 ent expense 10,fi8 nge Co., election ex- j Loomls & Nelson, indig- 1 peuse 15 00 Pnt expense 10.00, 1 Total $ 84.90 22.50 Total $ 607.80 nnaOn and Highway. Total....... .......$1387.00 Road Dlst. No. .1. Jack Thrasher, payroll, dist. No. 3 ; : 657.28 5.00 Earl O. Hayes, pavroll, - I dlst. No. 3 966.60 Walter F. Charley, lum- 9.00 ber. dlst. No. 3 100.14 22.50 Total $ 5C2.50 Carp of Poor not nt Poor Kami. .1. R. Anderson, regular Indigent Nancy Arrasniitli, regular Indigent - Rena Avery, regular In digent Mrs, G. R. Brobeck, reg ular indigent A. D. Beardsley, regular indigent Mrs. Kate Couple, regu lar indigent .1. M. Guilders & Rebecca, regular indigent .... Dave Daniels, regular in digent J. H. Fattig, regular in digent Mrs. Gunn, regular In digent Mrs. Hatch, regular in digent Mrs. Hudson, regubr in digent .1. W. Ingram, regular In digent Albert Johnson, regular indigent Viola Jones, regular in digent Martha Jones, regular in digent H. C. Knapp, regular In digent Mr. & Mrs. ThOB. J. Kel soe, regular indieent. Mr. & Mrs. J. A. Kane, regular indigent Mrs. Lena Lee, regular Indigent Carrie E. Miller, regu lar indigent Mrs. I. A. Montgomery, regular indigent .... Mrs. .1. A. Myers, rfgular indigent Amelia Mayflcld, regu lar Indigent Margaret Noble, regular Indigent line Parsons, regular In digent Mrs. L. Scheifflin, regu lar indigent Nancy Sisseinore, regu lar indigent W. II. Smith, regular In to re. of Poor at Poor Farm W. N. Wells, supt.'s Co. farm salary Dr. T. J. Malingren, Co. physician's salary. . . . RHnn K Beeson. lebor r' ,l0 at Co. farm ' Ed ISinns, Co. farm sup- 10.001 nlip. Clinton Carey, Co. farm supplies Albert. Crane, nursing at Co. farm Cal. Ore.. Tower Co., lights, Co. hospital.. Mrs. P. Dossey, tabor. 125.00 83.33 12.50 10. 05 John Blaess. ferryman's salary 35.00 Joseph Applebaker. shop rent 10.00- Total $1619.92 Road Dlst. No, 4. Wm. Tetherow, payroll, dlst. No. 4 ' 72.00 Road Dist. No. 5. F. J. Watson, payroll, dlst. No. 6 10.19: Total $ 135.04 Surveyor's Office. Co. farm 12. 0 ; Florence Reddy, survey- or's stenographer ... . 40.00 B flolC. Frank Rhodes, sur veyor's office rent ... 12.00 Mrs. Cad Ellis, lnbor, Co. farm Geo. Hartley, supplies for Co. farm 228.00 jjedlord Book Sfore, 10.00 8.00 10.00 8.00 10.00 8.00 UnlMitann A T.llnisdeil. 8 0(1 ' supplies for Co. farm Hubard Bros., supplies for Co. farm Jackson Co. creamery, supplies for Co. farm . . Medford Furn. & Hdwo. Co., supplies for Co. farm Mann's Store, supplies for Co. farm Medford Fish Market, supplies for Co. farm . Mrs. Nldu Oatman, labor nt Co. farm Total $ 4S.00 W. A. Bishop, labor, dlst. Marie ' 108.30 6'"6 u ' Bank of Jacksonville, ex pense, dist. No. 6. nurse's Balary Electric Shop. Co. nurse's 3.75 expense 14.25 J Phoenix Oarage, Oo. 5.76 nurse's expense 12.49 12.00 10.00 8.00 8.00 8.00 10.00 13,51 j 1.40 j surveyor's office sup plies r Total $ 1.70 53.70 nn 1 Sealer of Weight and Measures. 1 E. A. Bond, sealer of weights & measurer's salary 29.78 Water Mastor'N Office. . . i Fred N. Cummlngs, water 11 master's salary 100.00 !Fred N. Cummlngs, water ; master s exper.;.? .... 63.78 11.5! fi 00 'Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., I tel. Co. farm s uu; Pacific Furn. & Fixture Co.. Co. farm repairs. . Pauls Electric Store, Co. farm expense Dr. T. T. Shaw. Co. farm expense W. N. Wells, traveling expense Bnrdwell Fruit Co., Co. farm expense 19.20 8.00 20.00 8.00 10.00 8.00 8.00 1.20 2.00 1.65 1.00 4 .25 I 2.00 8.00 Total $ 141.28 Road Dist. No. 6. A. C. Spence, payroll, dlst. No. 6 3056.30 Eagle Point Hdwe. Co., supplies, dist. No. 6.. 13.50 Hubbard Bros., supplies, dlst. No. 6 14.40 Thos. T. Merrlman, ex pense, dlst. No. 6 4.00 Total $3087.20 Road Dist. No. 7. Joseph Geppert, payroll, L dlst. No. 7 2623.99 Thos. T. Merrlman, ex pense, dlst. No. 7 1.05 toel O. Hosklns. Ir.bor, dlst. No. 7 63.C0 Joel O. Hlskins, lnbor, dlst. No. 7 67.60 Total :..$ 163.78 1 District Attorney. .John B. Palmer, work I for dlst. attorney . . . 10.00 G. M. Roberts, dist. atty. office expense 63.36 Total $ 63.36 ROADS. Road Dlst No. I. Jack True, pryroll, dlst. No. 1 999.75 Ashland Moat Market, , B11 n4! supplies, dlst. No. 1.. 269.96 Total ? "U ; Ernest Applegate, labor, Court House. ,ii8t M0. 1 . SO, 00 17 r.fi J. A. Norris, Janitor s sal , ary 50.00 sumilles. dlst. No. 1.. 16.60 10.00'R W. Magshaw, water rent, court houso .... Ore. Power Co., 8.00 f"' 6. On 10.00 lights, court house Total Jail. .1 A. Nnrrls. jailor's buI- Mrs. Henry Applegate, "0.00 supplies, dlst. No. 1.. j Ashland Klamath Ex 19.00 j change, expense, dist. No. 1 1.00 6 61 J. P. Dodge & Son, rent, rnnd dist. No. 1 30.00 .$ 74.61 I Eagle Meat Marke, sup plies, dlst. No. 1 85.00 Enders Grocery, supplies. Medford Concrete ConBt. . Co., supplies, dist. No. 6 49.84 15.00 24.00 48.60 3.84 Total $2765.64 Road Dlst. No. 9. H. I. Loving, oayroll, dist. No. 9 205.62 C. J. Soymore, pr.yroll, Dlst. No. 9 322.60 R. B. Vincent, payroll, dlst. No. 9 273.60 Jas. E. Grieve, truck driver, dist. No. 9 43.35 Lewis F. Wallace, truck driver, dist. No. 9. . . 124.66 L, F. Wallace, truck driv er, dlst No. 9 50.00 Standard Oil Co., sup plies, dlst. No. 9 206.39 plies, dlst. No. 10... 29.15 Clyde Equipment Co., supplies, dist. No.' 10 52.80 Total $ 978.43 Road Dlst. No. lit. J. E. Glass, payroll, dist. No. 12 120.84 ' Road Dlst. No. 13. H. L. Gregory, payroll, dist. No. 13 076.18 F. J. Watson, payroll, dlst. No. 13 861.92 Owen E. Austin, work, dist. No. 13 17.00 Henry Owen, work, dist. No. 13 28.00 Verne Owen, work, dist way, general roads.. Eads Tran8ger & Stor age Co., engine, gen eral roads Fred J. Flck, expense, general roads Fred J. Fick, supplies, general roads E. C. Gaddls, fencing highway C. E. Gtas Auto Co., ex pense, general roads., Hubbard Bros, general road supplies Hubbard Bros., general road expense Hulibnrd Bros., general road supplies Medford Iron Works, gen. road expense Thos. T. Merrlman, gen. road expense Thos. T. Meiriman, gen. road expense Murphy Electric Shop,. gen. road supplier 1.00 8.75 .91 9.35 No. 13 30.00 ' Ore. Stnto Highway Com Total $1612. 1 0 1 gen; road expense Road Dlst. No. 14. Edniiiud Pelle, payroll, dlst. No. 14 378.60 Krelger & Son, lumber, dist. No. 14 124.16 285.00 44.05 20.05 1.00 Total $ 502.06 General Roads. E. S. Wilson, payroll, general roads J. D. Adams, general road supplies J. D. Adams, road ma chinery, general Geo. B. Addington, right of way, general .... Billings Garage & Auto Wks., supplies, general roads Frank Zell, labor, gen eral roads Cal. Ore. Power Co., general road equipment Crater Lake Hdwe. Co., general road supplies Fred W. Edsall, right of Prultt Myer Auto Co., gen road expense . . . Pacific Furn. & Fixture Co., road) equipment, gen Russell Grader Mfg. Co., road machinery Vnlon Oil Co., oil, gen eral roads United Railroad Admin istration, gen. road ex Paul Wright, inatorial v for gen. roads Wiseman & Sclicffcl, coal gen. mads ! Wiseman & Schelfel, coal, gen. roads 22. 00 i Youngs Garage, road equipment, gen reads 8.00; Youngs Garage, gen. road expense . .' 97.00 Hubbard Bros., gen. road expense 18.751 Bert Peck, truck driver, I gen. roads M. M. Tucker & wife, right of way Associated Oil Co., gen.. road expense Ashland Iron Works, gen. road expense . , . W. B. Beebe, gen. road expense .'. J. W. Burbldee, truck 148. 00 1 'l.rlver, sen. roada.... ; Allien Eske & wife, gen. , n ftr road expense ' T. H. Elliott, right of 3.00 .wav Charles A. Gray, gen- r, ; ernl road e'xpenso ... II. C. Garnett, general 15 50 r0IU' expense ...... j Intcnn biin Auto Car Co., 12.50! general roud freight. j Johnson Lumber Co., jO no' general road expense. I Orval McClanuhan, truck 31.65 driver, general mail., Geo. Milliner, gen. road 5! HI I expense Ore. State Highway Com. 75.00' trucK repairs, gen. roau tiios. itoscueiry, irucg foreman, gon. road . . . Roily Hinehnrgor. truck driver, gen. road 1 00.90 f Standard Oil Co., truck supplies, gen. road . . . 2.1 1.10 ' Standard Oil Co., truck j supplies, gen. road . . . 31.89 Standard Oil Co., truck supplies, gen. road . , , Southern Pacific Co., 12.32! freight, gen. roads... : Len Taylor, expense, gen. 5.00 roa,'s j.t. M. Wagner, rlrlit of 59.70: wav j Whittle Transfer & Stor- 125.8 1 ! "K" Spn 10:"' ex" pense Valley Fuel Co., gen. rqad expense 200.00 191.09 Ashland . Iron WorkB, supplies, A. K. F. road Onrson Fowler Lumber Co., supplies, A. K. F. 12.70 34.90 61.00 184.00 150.92 23.35 12.60 road 24.25 !J. P. Dodgo & Son, sup plies, A. K. F. road. , . 150.00 J. H- Groves, right of way 36.60 Harrison Bios., supplies, A. K. V. road 200 00 HurrlsoiT Bros., supplies, A. K. F. road 20.00 Claud Land, labor, A. K. I F. road 025.00 Medford Finn. & Hdwe. 1 Co., supplies, A. K. F. r.301 roud 130.70 'Ira Header, siiplles, A. K, .50; F. road ' Swift & Co., supplies, 89.76 i A. K. F. road I Whittle Transfer Stor 25.50 1 age Co., expense A. K. F. rolid 50.00' 1 I Tolnl $6611.81 60.20 88.92 35.00 2.95 ft. 90 l.ilnmv I'lllld. 2.00 13.00 ,8.1.08 19.25 Total $1008.77 .Ylil.'t!iri-lluniotli l'alls. Road. Jack True, pavroll, A. K. F. road 6707.63 i Clara Van Sant, r.braii 49.00 1 all's salary and ex pense 61.80 19.25 (Mara Van S.i'il, lll.rarl- nu's expense 10.00 402.59 1 WilHe Howard, librarian's i as't. salarv 25.00 303.52 1 Mrs. John l.ohn. hooks 1 Invoiced " 1.80 30.72 p. w. Wentwoilli, sup plies as invoiced .... 7.16 .10.76 niP a. Plutt, supplies, library 14.90 33.00 Toial $ 123.60 410.00. Couiily Report. : Walter Miller 4.00 Clarence Iloussuins .... 2.00 45.15 oo. King 4.00 W. Y. Marshall 15.00 ln-ln N. N. Charley 4.00 John E. Day 3.00 Total $ 32.00 CHAI'NCEY FLOKKY. County Clerk. Total $1228.01 Road Dist. No. 10. J. Hartman, payroll, dlst. No. 10 3873.87 Dave Dorn, payroll, dlst. No.' 10 : . 284.56 O. J. Duggan, work, dist. No. 10 124.00 Standard Oil Co., sup- us Out Wnfiln Mm Mew way With the Old This is the time of summer when you still need cool things to wear, yet must begin to think of fall wearing apparel, especially those who may be going away to school. This is to announce the arrival of very complete lines of new Fall Suits, Dresses and Coats, that those who buy early may be able to see our line at once. The Clearance of Summer Goods Will Con tinue as Long as the Weather Warrants. Are t lie B P A C? ror xne om est lires too gooi ail ar uwner EVERYBODY agrees that it is generally desirable for merchan dise to be graded, A good principle that often comes out at the wrong end for the car owner the man with the upkeep on his mind the tire bills to pay. ! He feels that tire econ omy should be a personal contract with the tire-user. Not a transaction with his car, whether it be big or small. Reasoning tires in human terms instead of trade custom has written this policy for the United States Rubber Com pany Build all tires to one standard and let the tire user choose his own size.' When the oldest and largest rubber manufac turing concern in the world focuses all its re sources upon one grade, one quality, it makes one client and that is the whole public. This single ideal is vis ible in any U. S. Tire factory, at any U. S. dis tributing branch, in any U. S. dealer's store. Seeing that the tire-user gets his economy mileage along with an unlimited guarantee. Policies are harder to make than tires. Probably the deepest reason why U. S. demand keeps al ways ahead of the number of tires the U. S. makers can supply. United States Tires United States Rubber Company Fttt-thr The oldest and largest Rubber OrganiialUm la th Worla Two hundred and rfWriyfw Branch