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Newspaper Page TextProfessional Directory AND Business Cards Physicians and Surgeons Physician and Surgeon C. T. HOCKETT, M. D. Independent Phone. Office up stairs in Bank Bldg. Hotels. When Passing On The Lewis tor. Road, Stop At The Sled Springs Hotel. Plenty of Stable Roor... S. B. CONNER. Proprietor. Attorneys-at-Law. .H03.M.DILL, Attorney - at - Law Oi'liee First Door South New Fraternal Building ENTERPRISE, ORE. D. W SITE AH AN Lawyer ;ntkiu'KIhk. oreoon. All iiusiuees and correspondence at tended to with dispatch. Practice in the State and Feilera) Courts and Interior Department. W. B. APPLEQATE, Notary Public . Collections made, Real E-tate b .tight and sold and all business matters attended lo. Call on or wiile me. Paradise, Oregon. J. A, Burlelgb Daniel Boyd Burleigh 8c Boyd flttorneys-ai-Law . Will praotloe In all the Courts of this State and before the Interior and Its offloes. The most careful attention given to all business entrusted to our care. Enterprise, Oregon. Miscellaneous WESLEY DUNCAN, Stock Inspector for Wallowa County. JOSEPH, OREGON R. I. LONQ Civil Engineering and Land Surveying. Hydraulic and Irriga tion Engineer. Enterprise, Oregon. H. E. Merryman, Mining and Metallurgical Engineer. V. S. Deputy Mineral Sur vejor. All Kinds of Surveying. Office In Bank Building with Miller ' A DePue. H.me Phone. ENTERPRISE, : OREGON. We have purchased the Joseph Mercantile stock of hardware, Tinware, Granite Ware and Dish ' es and are selling them at a big reduction. Come now for bar gains. HUNSAKER & TAYLOR. Joseph Oregon. J he JfeWs p ecord AN INt)EPF.NI)KST NEWSPAPER Formerly the Wallowa News, esUabllahei March 3, 1809. New series begai April liO, W07. Published every Saturday. at Knterprlxe, Oregon. Office Gas Side Public Square. Telephone Home Independent No. 31. The Enterprise Press, Publisher Entered at the Enterprise postoffice a: second-class matter. SL,lJSCUII,TION jjatej One year (1.50; three months GO cents Cash in advance. NOTE: Under the new postal regula tions, subscriptions to a weekly news paper must be discontinued at end o a year or pay one cent postage ot each paper. This means In practlca working, a cash basis. Every sub scriber of the News Record will be no tified the first of the month In whlcr his subscription expires, and if no re newal Is received by the last day o that month the name Is taken fron our lists. COUNT ADVERTISING RATE: Regu lur subscribers may have a secom copy sent outside Wallowa county fo $1 a year. SPECIAL ADVERTISING NOTICE. Resolutions, cards of thanks, obltuar; p?jotry, and notices of entertainment the object nf which is pa unluiy gal (outside pure news mention) ai charged 5 cents a line. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1908. Modern research lends color to the belief that the ancient Egyptians knew that rati transmitted the plague and other diseases, and the great value of cats In destroying rats, thereby checking epidemics. And this In all probability led to the high eateem In which cats were held and the divine honors sometimes paid them. It U a great pity that the modern Hindu does not have the 3ame esteem for he cat, but so superstitious are they that large numbers of them will not keep cats, because of the belief that If a cat die! In the house or kittens were born In It, the whole family would Immediately lose caste. Evidently the pious Hindu would rather die of plague than lose caste. After every elactlon the winning side is highly gratified while the los ing side is correspondingly disap pointed. Dut the feelings of both an soon modified by the thought of the next election, and the knowledge thai the whirligig of time may make the defeated of today the victor of to morrow. And, apart from this, once the fever of excltenjent has disap peared and people calmly consider the verdict, there Is the general rec ognition that all parties are earnest for the nation's good, however much they may differ from one another In political principles and methods. A lul'nr from state senator-elect Turner Oliver states that If any people of this county have any sug gestions to make as to needed legis lation affecting the Interests of this county epecially, he would be glad to receive such suggestions at as early a date as practicable so that the same can be gotten in proper form before the legislature meets. The number of states that voted one way on national issues and an other way on state Issues shows that people are becoming more Indepen dent of party control. The Increas ing size of this vote adds to the un certainty and anxiety with which party managers carry on a campaign. To grow old gracefully, to find Ute he.trt becoming more mellow with the passing years, Is something everyone should seek after. Such a life's evening u like a lovely sunset whose pining rays and glorious tints flood the earth with beauty. Statement No. 1. From Union Republican. Landlord Uoode of the Foley Hotel at I.a Grande does not like Statement No. 1 a little bit, but here Is what he thinks of a man who has taken the Statement No. 1 pledge and failed to keep It. He says: "Show me a man who will go back on his Statement No. 1 pledge and I'll show you a d d rascal." NOTICE TO 8ETTLE AT ONCE. All pursona Indebted to the late firm of Hartshorn & Keltner, are hereby notified to make settlement at once, as I expect to leave for the East not later than December 1, and must close up all accounts before that date, Books at the old stand. 11 7-blm J. II. HARTSHORN. The best washing machine on earth Is the Flyer. For aale by 8. D. Keltner. Proceedings of County Court Claima Allowed. Road Fund, Henry Lortle, bridge road work $ 72 00 3. W. Brown, bridge road work 12 00 Vm. Ketchum, bridge road work 40 GO .Jeter Kuehl, bridge road work 25 00 do, bridge road work . . 7 50 Lafayette Wilson, bridge road work 38 25 Thomas Rich, hauling lumber imnaha bridge 54 21 iV. S. Hayes, lumber 17 37 Thomas Rich, hauling bridge lumber : 44 63 ?arker & Thomas, lumber.. 11 45 do, lumber 11 45 Jlof Anderson, road Sapr. salary 15 00 foe demons, road Supr. salary 57 50 1. P. V eaver, road Supr. stUry 100 50 . W. Weaver, lumber 115 71 v". J. Hammack, Supr. salary 60 62 do, lumber 88 65 . B. Reed, canyon road work 54 00 Valter Sutherland, work on Brumbaeh bridge 23 00 Vesper Brumbaeh, work on Brumbaeh bridge 18 50 Wra. Newby, road supr. salary 141 25 Wm. Murrill, road supr. salary 83 25 Thomas Stump, road work (Supr.) 20 90 F. W. Hammack, road work (Supr.) 98 75 do, road work Wade grade 38 5C Gregg & Marvin, lumber .... 42 24 I. S. Surber, hauling lumber 13 64 do, hauling lumber 2 88 R. I. Long, surveying for county 80 00 H. C. Cramer, viewer, C. F. Evans road 8 00 . do, viewer J. W. Childers road 4 00 do, viewer Geo. Post road 28 00 Joner Trump, viewer Geo. Post road 24 00 Jacob Bauer, chalnman court house 2 00 T, T. McKennls, chalnman J. W. Childers road 2 00 C. F. Evans, chalnman C. F. Evans road 4 00 R. F. Ghormley, chalnman Geo. Post road 7 00 E. F. Davis, chalnman Geo. Post road 7 00 Q. H. Crossland, chalnman Geo. Post road 4 00 Geo. Post, axeman Geo. Po3t road 6 00 Herbert Davis, axeman Geo. Post road 6 0,0 CJ. W. Harris, Supr's salary 117 50 I. H. Hartshorn, road supplies 34 63 Olof Anderson, marker Post road 7 00 T. F. & Daane Lathrope, bridge lumber 26 88 C. K. Bue, road Supr's salary 38 75 Joner Trump, cleaning river channel 350 00 High School Fund. VV. A. Moss, work, high school 56 2G J. W. Kerns, salary 125 00 Gene W. Hall, salary 90 00 Kathryn Du Fur, salary 90 00 J. W. Haggerty, 147 ricks of wood 295 00 Mrs. Mavor, Janitor work .... 21 07 Wallowa Chieftain, printing .. 10 30 W. C. Wilson, work high school 5 00 J. W. Kerns, salary 125 Ot Gene W. Hall, salary 90 00 Kathryn Du Fur, salary 90 0( Fred S. Ashley, 14 blinds 21 00 Northwest School Furniture, furniture 213 i'i Lester Harris, Janitor 13 CO Ivan C. Jackson, Janitor .... 9 50 T. J. Ellidge, frt. on books .... 50 W. J. Funk & Co., supplies, high school 49 82 General Fund, J.B. Olmsted, salary 66 66 Edgar Marvin, salary 166 66 W. C. Boatman, salary 125 00 S. F. Pace, salary 100 00 J. C. Conley, salary 83 33 W. T. Bell, salary 60 00 Chas. G. Bllyeu, deputy clerk salary 75 00 Chas. E. Crow, deputy sheriff salary 75 00 E. J. Forsythe, lights 18 00 The News Record, printing . . 40 05 do, printing 20 75 J. B. Olmsted, salary 66 66 Edgar Marvin, salary 166 66 W. C. Boatman, salary 125 00 S. F. Pace, salary 100 00 J. C. Conley, salary 83 33 W. T. Bell, salary 60 00 Chas. 0. Bllyeu, deputy clerk salary 75 00 Chas. E. Crow, deputy sheriff salary 75 00 E. J. Foray the, lights 18 00 Fred Harsln, wood for election 1 00 T. J. Wright, phoning 5 80 Chas. E. Lewis, boarding coun ty charge 4 60 Charles Hug, expense, Insane man 11 25 R. Maxwell, expense. Insane man 6 00 Underwood Type Writer Co. typewriter 102 50 L. F. McAnulty, expense, tru ant officer 4 00 R. I. Long, surveying coart house ground 2 50 Jacob Bauer, helping survey court house ground 1 00 Nellie Clark, witness, State vs. Cottingham 1 70 Bell BIm, wltnesi. State vs. Cottingham 17 10 Edgar Marvin, delivering bal lot boxe3 38 00 do, stamps 16 75 do, board of prisoners .. 30 72 do, Justice work 18 75 L. F. McAnulty, taking care insane man and trip for pris oners 14 00 Glass & Pindhomme, office sup- ! plies 44 00 j do, office supplies 2 00 I do, election supplies .... 58 00 W. C. Boatman, fralght on elec tion supplies 1 80 do, freight on o.'fice sup... 2 S2 do, stamps 22 10. do, recording deads for county 4 60 A. C, Smith, Justice fee 6 95 do, Justice fee 6 20 do, Justice fea 8 70 do. Justice fe9 7 20 News Record, printing 10 20 do, printing 4 75 A. B. Ounbar, putting wood in shed 4 20 H. E. Merrymaq, preparing work, office of surveyor 96 25 W. J. Funk & Co, mdse 14 45 I. C. Conley, expanse, Supt's office 49 00 do, freight on library books 7 70 Edgar Marvin, board of prison ers 2 75 do, expense for prisoners.. 14 65 W. C. Moore, expense for pris. 13 95 Home Ind. Tel. Co, phoning., 15 90 A. M. Pace, deputy assessor.. 140 00 .'lews Record, election print ing $159 90 Mud Creek Precinct. 3. B. Warnock, Judge 3 00 r. W. Emmons, Judge 3 00 irgll Brines, judge 3 00 f. M. Casteel, clerk 3 00 V. W. Duley, clerk 3 00 f. W. Eddlemon, clerk 3 00 3. B. Warnock, returning box 8 00 Leap Precinct. F. W. Heskett, Judge 3 00 1. W. Mesk, Judge 3 00 3. Chrlstopherson, Judge 3 00 T. F. Lathrope, c'.erk 3 00 Duane Lathrope, clerk 3 00 A'ash Ownbey, clerk 3 00 J1. A. Downing, marshal and cleaning school house .... 8 00 Trout Creak Precinct. 3e6. C. Russell, Judge .... 3 00 T. C. Bunnell, Judge 3 00 isaac Flanary, Judge 3 00 Jeo. V. Wright, clerk 3 00 2. A. Anderson, clerk .... 300 r, P. Averlll, clerk 3 00 3. C. Russell, returning box . . 2 00 Pine Creek Precinct. 3. T. Tlppett, judge 3 00 I. F. Steen, Judge 3 00 J. S. Wrenn, Judge 3 00 -I. J. Hasklns, clerk 3 00 lenry Wright, dark 3 00 J. W. Harris, clerk 3 00 J. F. S.een, returning box .... 7 00 Butte Precinct. Frank Zumwalt, Judge 3 00 Bertel Sargeant, Judge .... 3 00 Q. W. Nell, Judge 3 00 Fred Harsln, clerk 3 00 Arthur Jewell, clerk 3 00 Henry Davis, clerk 3 00 G. W. Nell, returning box 5 00 Imnaha Precinct. John Tratt, Judge 3 00 I. D. Hamilton, Judge 3 00 W. P. Warnock, judge 3 00 John Denny, clerk 3 00 Leonard Johnson, clerk 3 00 V. P. Warnock, returning box. 7 40 Park Precinct. . Himmelwrtght, Judge 3 00 .e.- Mavfc-J, Jmlgj 3 00 M. P. Thompson, Judge 3 00 Murat Blevans, clerk 3 00 W. G. Belth, clerk 3 00 R M. Flsk, clerk 3 00 M.P.Thompson, returning box 10 00 Prairie Creek Precinct. 0. W. Chambers, judge 3 00 Chas. W. Meek, Judge 3 00 1. N. Doak, Judge 3 00 H. B. Davldhizer, clerk 3 00 H. D. Akins, clerk 3 00 Geo. C. Gowing, clerk 3 00 I. N. Doak, fixing booths 1 GO W. E. Kepllnger, cleaning Bchool house 1 00 Geo. Tucker, going for registra tion blanks 2 00 Joseph Precinct. J. S. Houck, Judge 6 00 J. M. Mitchell, Judge 6 00 O. T. Prout, Judge 6 00 Hugh Wilson, clerk 6 00 F. F. McCully, clerk 6 00 A. O. Smith, clerk 6 00 O. T. Prout, returning box.. 1 40 Enterprise Precinct. Geo. S. Craig, Judge 6 00 J. B. Kooch, judge 6 00 W. B. A. Watson. Judge .... 6 00 Geo. Gaily, clerk 6 00 Fred Savage, clerk 6 00 V. L Cronln, clerk 6 00 J. B. Ready, marshal . N 2 00 Lostlne Precinct. O. W. Pagtn, judge .. ; 6 00 Jay Lewis, judge 6 00 Sam Wade, Judge 6 00 Mike Crow, clerk 6 00 O. F. Mays, clerk 6 00 J. O. Kiddle, clerk 6 00 W. C. Fleener, marshal .... 2 00 Sam Wade, returning box.... 2 00 Wallowa Prealnct. Edwin Marvin, Judge 6 00 H. S. Moore, Judge 6 00 A. L. Tulley, Judge 6 00 A. E. Tulley, clerk 6 00 Chas. Hunter, clerk 6 00 A. S. Cooley, clerk 6 00 R. Maxwell, marshal 2 00 A. L. Tulley, returning box . . 4 00 Powwatka Precinct. Geo. L. Post, Judge 3 00 W. E. Dearing, Judge 3 00 W. I. Downard, judge 3 00 PHONE HOME 115 J. D. WALCK Real Estate Dealer Mitchell Hotel Block JOSEPH, OREGON MAIL AND PASSENGER STAGE LINE Wallowa. Appleton. Flora to Paradise, MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS; and From Paradise, Flora and Appleton to Wallowa, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS. Good accommodations, courteous treatment and reasonable rates. Leaves Wallowa at 6 a. m. E. W. SOUTHWICK, Proprietor. FIRST-CLASS RIGS CAREFUL DRIVERS ARE SPECIALTIES OF THE Horses Boarded by Day, Week or Month Good Care of all Stock. BEST EQUIPPED STABLE JJV THE COUNTY One Block East of Court House. J. C. SHACKLEFORD. Proprietor. SECOND-HAND STORE RODGERS BROS., Proprietors Dealers in new and second-hand goods, Bicycles and Bicycle Supplies. Bicycle and Gun Repair Shop. Furniture made or Repaired, Screen Doors and Windows made to order. Give us a trial. Our prices are right and all work guaranteed. Em. ttuuraioxcimi i j: r; B MILLIONS OF 5 mom e y .1 tjj AT LOWEST RATES. ON EASIEST TERMS. J Wm. Miller & Brother, 3 g SUITE 204, Wallowa National BanK Building, gj Enterprise, Oregon. Red Front Livery and Feed Stable First Class Accommodations Best of Hay and Grain & ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF HOTEL ENTERPRISE "Cartful Banking Insures the Safety of Deposits." Depositors Have That Guarantee at WALLOWA NATIONAL BANK OF ENTERPRISE. OREGON -v CAPITAL $50,000 SURPLUS 145.000 We Do a General Banking Business. Exchange Bought and Sold on All Principal Cities. Oeo. W. Hyatt, President W. R. Holmes CanhW Geo. 8. Craig. Vice President Frank A. Reavl" Ami. U.bl" Geo. S.Cra!o Q. Pen nell Olof Anderson, clerk 3 00 B. H. McGinnls, clerk 3 00 Louis Carpenter, clerk 3 00 Geo. L. Po3t, returning box .. 10 00 Promise Precinct. Joe Carper, judge 3 00 Walter Miller, judge "... 3 00 G. D. McDanlel, judge 3 00 J. A. Doud, clerk 3 00 F. M. Roup, clerk 3 00 T. C. Miller, clerk 3 00 J. A. Doud, returning box .. 10 00 Grouse Precinct. Peter Flcker, judge 3 00 E. Richman, judge 3 00 . (Continued on last page.) NOTARY PUBLIC ns are i ngrxa7ra.a ;. ai&isgj 2 BOSWELL & SON PROPRIETORS. directors Geo. W.Hyatt Mattik A.Holmes