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Newspaper Page Text17.00 W E. Fendel.............................. J. B Hughes............. 14.20 A. C. Kelly............................... 3.20 H. H. Cooper.............................. Frank McAllister ....................... Henry Fawver. . . . 11.00 2.20 Michael Haley............................ Geo. LIII.................... 4.20 Earl McNutt................................. Albany Commercial Club Appoints Allowed by tlw County Court at the P. P. Colgaard . . . 6 40 J. R. Turnbow............................ 5.00 Frank Snodgrass....................... llt-o-nitwr Term, 10OO. Committee to Meet With Eugene 51.00 Milton Robinson......................... Andy Hainee.......... 2.20 H. L. Bown, bailiff.................... Circuit Court Account—Jurors. Committee. 66.00 Sam Fergueson......................... Dave .Murphy........... G 20 Frank Armitage, court baliff. J. D. Cox........................................ F. Skipworth, legal ser Clifford Edwards. G. 6.20 Henry McFarland . I The Albany Herald, in Its account 10.00 George Winn.............................. Roy Johnson.......... vices ........................................... 6.20 A. J. Johnson .... of the meeting of the Commercial J. A. Nance................................. Henry Hopkins. . . . 2.20 I. N. Harbaugh, legal ser A. Traxler.................. Club of that city, Tuesday night, 10.00 R. M. Grant, blacksmithing. . Jess Bounds............. vices ........................................... 2.20 W. P. Cheshire ... has the following concerning the 7.05 Eli Perkins, lumber.................. J. W. Hobbs. 2.20 A. W. Lewis, lunches............. Cornelius, William Linn-Lane county line controveisy: | A. W. Haskell. . . . 3.60 J. B. McFarland, blacksmith Emil Etter. . 2.20 8. R. Southward, witness... The county division line was dis 3.00 ing .............................................. Christie J. W. Bert Nunn, witness .................. 2.20 J. F. Mlnney............. cussed in extenso. The history of 7.50 Leslie Walter, road work. . . G. E. Wood 2 20 Vera Gwinn, services............. R. J. Hemphill. . . . the present boundary line establish C. H. Vanschoiack, road work Julius Goldsmith 2.20 S. R. Jenkins, court bail S. R. Williams. . . . ed in 1887, was given by Senator J. 8. Burnett, rood work.... 51.00 L. Lombard . . J. iff ................................................. 2.20 O. Bennett.................. elect Frank Miller. Mr Miller ex W. L. Ford............. 2.20 C. A. Vanschoiack, road work 2 20 Ryan Blackley, witness.......... I Eli Perkins............... plained that what Linn county is 2.20 Geo. Currin, road work.... H. E. I'nderwood M 4u C. C. Coffman, witness............ ! Ijcvi Berkshire. .. . now asking is only a part of what 12.40 Rosco Cole, road work............. O. IL Willard. . . 14.40 Fred Bartels, witness.......... J. M. Sinigley.......... was cut "off from Linn and annexed Henry Forrester. 4.20 Ed Ziniker, road work.......... 16.30 Clem Hodes, witness............... Robert I’. Allison . . to Lane through error. County Richard Bailey M. E. Smith, gravel............... It<aid Account—Road Work 36.80 W. W. Cook.......... Judge Stewart also earnestly favor M M. Bloch 17.00 W. H. Daugherty, road work. 28.60 J. Q. Doud................................. I Jam«-« Calvert.... ed the readjustment. President El J. Fralney... 1.50 J. E. 8in>s, road work .......... 28.60 Green Zumwalt......................... Henry Gales > ............. lis explained the correspondence that Lloyd Mynatt. 11.00 M. P. Morgensen, road work. 29.00 Ed Gibson................................... Amos Wilkins. . . . had fussed between himself and Dr. J. A Emmett.................. .... 13.00 Charles Powell, road work . . 14.00 Clyde Wills................................. J. W. Quackenbush Whitson, president of the Eug-na Alex Donaldson............. .... 8.00 D. A. Zehner, crusher work. 29 60 C. F. Wiebke.............................. George Spores.......... Commercial Club, and the chair vis Sam Taploy.................... .... 4 20 Geo. Barnes................................. 4.50 Road Work. J. A. McMahan.......... authorized to appoint a committee Jake Berger.................... .... 50.97 William Nelson......................... 2.20 Booth-Kelly Co., lumber. . . . 1 L. E. Flegal............... of five to meet a committee of live Gertrude Jones. . . 10.50 Ira Higgins................................... W. 8. St. John, road work.. Walter Blachley. .. . to be appt,inted from the Eugene Miss G McKay. . . . 53.58 Jno. F. Holgamon.................... Samuel Norman, gravel.... Franklin F. Deming Commercial Club to arrive, If possi James Reeves.......... 13.00 H. C. BJerke................................. John Freeman, road work . . J. A. Clearwater. . . . ble at an agreement whereby a fight 1.50 F. Jorgensen Herman Breyer... F. R. Thurman, road work. . Nathan Harwood . .. on the floor of the legislature may Chauncey McBee.. 5.25 W. E. Hunt. M. Pool, road work.................. I Hugh Roberts.......... a committee Senator-elect Frank J. J. Harbaugh.... C. E. Brattain. road work . . . 5.00 Joe > Fogel. . M. J. Hillegas.......... Stewart, of Albany, and A A Tuss- A. S. Powers.......... 2.50 A. Wycoff. . . D. Linebaugh, road work... John llamp on.......... I ing and F. M. Brown, of Browns- Mrs. F. M. Smith . . E. M. Duryee, roadwork . . . . 4.00 F. Bowers. . . 1 M. D. Mitchell........... vile. Minnie Savage . . . John Kizer, gravel................. 6 00 B. F. 1 Gulley. > R. W. Newland.......... F. B. Chase............. H. A. Carter, road work. . . . 53.62 Ed Bundy... [ George Norris.......... .. The Christmas Dinner. Mrs. Nettle Johnson Arthur Hartman, road work. 16.05 James England.... L. B. Rossman.......... In spite of the fact that the word W. W. Purdy.......... 60.25 H. L. Rauch............... C. O. Eichler, road work. . . . I. P. Hower ............... . dyspepsia means literally bad cook, Al Schwering.......... Carl E. Eichler, road work . . 10.65 M. Momb.................... Charles Dickerson.. it will not be fair for many to lay the Ernest Schwering. J. B. McFarland, repairing. . 5.20 John Calloway......................... Henry Chilson.......... .. blame on the cook if they begin the Jesse Seavey............. Johnson &. Cooley, supplies. 2.55 Wm. Klugow............... ............... H. M. Manville............ Christmas dinner with little appetite Aleck Griffin............. Harry Haskins, bridge work. 6.75 Wm. Johnson............................ J I. Phillipi. . . . and end it with distress or nausea John Seavey............. J. L. Zehner, crusher work. . 4.00 H. W. Calloway......................... E. C. Cole............. It may not be fair for any to do that Abe Kelly.................. Road Work. I. W. Francis. .. F. L. Shove................................. -let us hope so for the sake of the Bonnie Lester........... Cecil Kirby.................................... 5.25 H. N. J. Bryan........... Zumwalt.............................. The disease dyspepsia Indi- cook! Jesse Seavey............. 5.40 R. G. Hammitt............................ Robert E. Campbell................. |George Fisher. . . cates a bad stomach that is, a weak Ed Bushnell............. Tracy Lyons................................. 7.00 Peter P. Colgnard, hardware John Blanton... stomach, rather than a bad cook, and Ed Bushnell............. Charley Haskins......................... 6.75 Miller & Mays, supplies.......... I. M. Francis. . . . for a weak stomach there is nothing James Seavey.......... L. G. Vanschoiak....................... 15.75 Warren Boring, road work . . C. F. Littlefield. else equal to Hood's Sarsaparilla. It James Seavey.......... Leslie Walter.............................. 7.00 Griffin & Veatch, hardware. . M. H. Harlow . . . gives the stomach vigor and tone, Forrest Drury.......... Isaac Cline.................................... 10.50 Frank Ross.......... Road Work. cures dyspepsia, creates appetite and J. T. Rowland J. F. Bryan................................. 15.00 L. Boring............. Jos. H. Fowler............................ makes eating the pleasure It should O. J. Hull. . .. Ole T. Sannes............................ 1.50 M. Svarverud.. . Henry Pierce.............................. be. Mrs. Holden. . Martin Tolefson......................... 3.50 E. F. Young . . . A. M. Richardson Mrs. Berge Torkelson ....................... Holden. . 13.00 Joe Myers............. J. U. Sutherland A Western Wonder. Al Holden............... Mat Momb.................................... 12.00 Dwight Hopkins. W. 8. Sutherland There's a hill at Bowl«, Texes, Berge Torkelson Geo. H. Courtright 4.00 W. L. Mead .... Chas. B. Fowler. that'» twice as big as last year. This Berge Torkelson Wm. E. Beat ... 15.50 Sam Battee.......... Newton Sprague......................... wonder is W. L. Hill, who has grown Morton, Earl.... Mack Daugherty 3.00 I W WeBt.......... John Day...................................... from a weight of 90 pounds to over A. J. Houston. . 6.00 Ed Farrington . .. J. A. Deadmond. C. Campbell.............................. 180. He says: "I suffered with a M. Tolefson................................. Geo. Groner.......... 3.00 Geo. Warner. . . . Eli Rust...................................... terrible coush mid doctors gave tue Will Bushnell.... Melvin Buss ................................. 13.12 W. J. Bushnell. . Anthony Blue............................ up to die of co« sumption. I was re F. A. Rankin.... P. J. McPherson, services... 10.00 J. D. Spencer... Mike Almasi............................... duced to 9e pounds when I began L. Boring............... T. Good past ure, road work . . 5.00 J. A. Russell.... Fred Peplot................................. taking Dr. King's New Discovery for Griffin Hdw. Co., Hardware. . G. W. Farlow... 32.25 Ed Bushnell.... E. W. Hunt................................. consumption, coughs ami colds. Now, Wm. Elliott.......... I. Slayton, road work............. 14.12 T. S. Winfrey . .. J. E. Redford.............................. aftei taking twelve bottles, I have Edw. Griffin.......... Jay Ford, hauling gravel... 4.00 II H Ruth.......... Burbaeh & Bristow, bolts. . . more than doubltul my weight and Jno. Griffin............. Jno. S. Conley, hauling gravel 4.00 Witnesses. cured." Only sure B. Cole, road work.................. Jno S. Conley, hauling gravel G. W. Sutfln .......... 3.00 4.20 re. Guaranteed by L. Simon............................ Eugene Lumber Co., lumber. Alex Griffin .......... F. E. Walter, road work.... 7.87 6.60 M. C. Goodenow, crusher >0c and »1. Tria Dr. M. Canady.................. 8. W. Taylor ... J. B. McFarland, blacksmith W B. Andrews............... 4.20 I« work........................................... Cynthia Sweet... ing ............................................... 4.85 J. W. Doran............................ 6.60 Bert McClure, crusher work. E. C. I-ake............... F. E. Walters, road work. . . 15.75 Outs it Surgeon, Agnes Doran............................ 6.60 L. P. Snapp, road work.......... T. K. Sears, road work.......... Della Miller.......... 14.00 rompile; of female troubles, Paul Markley.......................... 6.40 Roy Callaway, crusher work. L j . Walters, road work............. A. M. Kenyon ... 3.50 W It n <’.'iI til l the stomach and F. T. Plank............................... 4.20 F. J. Berger, hardware.......... Ruby Miller.......... J. I B. Mosby, road work.......... 3.50 bowels, had reduced Mrs. Thos. 8 iFrank Eddy............................ 6.40 Barnard West, services.......... Irma Renshaw.... L. G. Vanschiak, road work . 7.41 Austin, of Leavenworth, Indiana, to ¡Frank Spores.......................... 7.00 Cecil Slayter, road work. . . . W. . W. Chrisman, gravel. . . . Marvin Martin ... 5.00 such n deplorable condition that her 1 Mrs. Franklin Spores. . . . 7.00 W. M Renshaw Ralph Kirk, road work.......... 11.37 R. F. Moss, hauling gravel.. doctor advised an operatiou; but her . Bertha Spores.......................... 7.00 Frank Heyer. . F. J. Gray, hauling gravel.. 3 00 P. B. Berlin, hauling gravel. husbaii« , fearing fatal results, post i K. P. Harpole.......................... 7.60 «Mabel Conrad . J. 8. Bennett.............................. 4 8.12 W. I. Powell, road work.... poned this to try Electric Bitters, and John R. Herbert..................... 7.40 Kelly. . . Birdie W. T. Jones ................................. 18.00 Albert Anderson, road work . to the amazement of all who knot ¡Emma Gosser.......................... 8.00 Alex Svenson, road work .... Homer Kelly. . Curtis Veatch .............................. 14.00 her this medicine completely cure«' ¡John Go^ser............................ 8 00 L. N. Roney..................... L. C. Powell ................................. 2.00 Mrs. Ellen Mitchell, gravel. . her. Guaranteed cure for torpid llv Janies Herbert....................... 7.60 Joshua Worthington, road L. H. Iaittwini.................. W. B. Hawley............................ 13.90 er, kidney disease, biliousness, Jaun Fred Gosser............................ 9.00 work........................................... Jno. Robinson ............................ Charles Hamilton.... 13.50 dice, chills and fever, general debil 8. 8. Cox.................................... 8.80 H. Rebmen, hauling gravel. . O. J. Hull.......................... McKernan 8. H. 2.50 ity, ttervoiuness and blood poison John Wilson............................ 8.80 Harvey Huff..................... Vinal Soule. . . . 9.00 A. J. Barker, road work. . . . ing. Best tonic made. Price 50c at Wm. Sweet............................... 14 00 Geo. J. Buchholz . . . . F. J. Hard .......... 12 25 J. W. Blanton, road work . . . Linn Drug Co. ’"ry It. Andy Graham......................... 6.40 Stanley Andrews, road work. Arthur Sloan.................. Dames ood J. E. 12.50 George Small.......................... 6.40 A. M. Griffin .................. Jno. Damewood ......................... 4.00 Booth-Kelly Co., lumber. ... The Worst Kind. 8. R. Brand............................... 6 40 M. C. Goodenow, crusher After piles have existed for a loug Geo. Croner..................... Chambers Hdw Co., hard 6.40 time and pased through the differ Frank Jordan.......................... work........................................... Bill Smith....................... ware ................................................. 7.70 Nellie Gosser.......................... r 6o ent stages the suffering is Intense P. J. McPherson, viewer. .. . Amos Barnes .................. E. C. Potter, crusher work . . 13.75 pain, aching, throbbing, tumors form, Jane McMillan Sweet.... 8.40 Frank Barnes.................. Frank Turpin, crusher work. 21.00 C. M. Collier, county surveyor filled to bursting with black blood. G. W. Carter............................ 8.40 Albert Walker, services.......... Symptoms indicating other trou Marvin Martin............... Road Work. 5 40 bles may appear to a thoroughly pile- ' L. H. I«atham.......................... E. L. Smith, deed....................... G. L. Shortridge........... J. L. Taylor ................................. 11.30 Chas A. Hamilton............... sick person. 4 20 W. D. Worthington, road E. A. Farrington........... E. E. Carlisle .............................. 22.32 That Is why Dr. Leonhardt's Hem- Clarence Smith....................... 5.40 work . Geo. E Wood.................. J. T. Taylor................................. 3.80 Rold. the only absolute pile cure, G. F. Park............................... 4.80 Adrian Wycoff. hauling John A McMahan brings the results that have made its Haynes...................................... J. 12.83 8. R. Southward ............... 22 00 fame gravel 8. R Southward E. L. Gum ................................... 27.00 ? 20 It will cure the most stubborn case I Geo. Sovern............................... A. G Bogart.... M. 8. Gum.................................... 11.25 A. A. Gibson, road work. . . and a guarantee to that effect goes E McPherson. ........................ 2.20 Bowers ............................ H. A. sith each package. 3.00 J. W. Zumwalt, bridge work Jurors. James Furnish...................... 3 30 11.00 al the drug store or from John Ingham ............................ 6 00 D. A. Conley, road work . .. .' 2 0 Frank Weatherbee. . . Dr. Leonhardt Co, Niagara Falla, Stuart Jackson....................... J. W. Peterson, road work . Gross Bros., foundry work.. 35.25 M.S Hubble............................ 2.30 A. W. Docksteader. . . N Y , proprietors. James Maxwell, road work . . A. J. Parker, crusher work. . 32.75 Henry Moore......................... 2 20 A. C. Jennings M. D. Evers, road work.......... Simon Boedighelmer, crusher, To 4 ure h 4'oM in One D>«y. Robt Steptoe ....................... 2 20 O F. Campbell. . Riley T. Crow, road work . . work ......................................... Take LAXATIVE BROMO Ouiutre Robert Platt............................ 33.00 8.00 Warren Nichols. Joel Smyth, road work.......... Joseph Reilly, crusher work. Tablets. Druggists refund money Harry Russell......................... 25 75 8 00 ii. P. Tailman. .. H. H. Nestle, crusher work. . if It falls to cure. E. W. GROVE'S R. 8 Bryson. ....................... 29 25 A. A. Winters, road work. . . 2.20 K E Ross. , . .. C. Ware, crusher work .......... signature It on each box. 25r. 26 87 F. J Berger, hardware.......... Tohn Bowman......................... 6 «0 J. W. Hamble . Mapleton Store, supplies. . . . II. Carson, crusher work. . . . 32.00 Joe Smith................................. 7 10, E B Rutan . . . . A. C. Ellis, gravel.................... J. i band » for bvrns . R. Sexton, crusher work . . 37.75 I Norbert Aya ....................... 2 20 J. Higgins. , . C. Mathews. hauling J. L. Marsh, road work.......... Dr. Bergin, Pana., III., writes: "1 J. L. I«otnbard....................... 10.50 A. 2 20 John Blanton gravel........................................ Charles Marsh, roa«l work. . . have used Bal'ard's Snow Liniment; Bert Vincent............................ ?.00 2 20 M P. Bonnet Ernest Snodgrass, road work always recommended It to my 8. W. Taylor............................ 8.75 Thos. Orr, timber....................... 2 20 Wm. Elliott, witness C. C. Peterson, road work. . . friends, as I am confident there is no F. T. Plank .. 8.75 T. Callaway, road work.......... 1 20 John Griffin, witness W. H. Peck, blacksmithing . Booth-Kelly Co., lumber. . . . better made It Is a dandy for F. \ Rankin 9.56 ? 20 E B Griffin. witness I Clyde McBee, road work .... P. E. McQuin. road work burns ' Those who live on farms are Otto Kaufman. . 38 50 2 20 Joe Plront, witness................. ! John McQuln. road work. . . . especially liable to many accidents Arthur Sloan.. 3.00 Chester Kirk, crusher work. 2 20 W M Green, juror.................. ' Sam Bower, road work.......... cuts, burns and bruises, which heal ¡Coke Bilyeu... 4.00 Orin Kirk, road work............... « 20 A. T Bonnet, juror................. rapidly when Ilallard'o Snow I.Ini- F. C. Potts.... John Templeton, road work. 1.50 I J. A. Richardson, crusher t 20 R McMurphey, juror .......... work........................................... ment is applied. It should always be G. W Farlow . Jas. Sears, gravel.................... 13 17 4 30 Henry Maxwell, juror............. F L. Shove, road work.......... kept In the house, for cases of etner- George Howard I A. P Walker, road work ... 16 00 4 00 S M Calkins, court reporter. gency ' 25c , 50c , and fl. Sold by Chaz A. Reets, road work . 7 5«> Bryant Bros, lumber aad Wm. Allman . . t to A. J. Johnson, services. , . . . nails Linn Drug Co. Tupp A Bradley, supplies . . 3 55 Frank Edmiston 4.00 B B McKinney, juror............. Jerry Cochlin. road work... Mrs Mary Dillard, gravel. . . .96 Hoffmau House, meals for long Teaarsaee Fight. Geo. , Johnson 2.10 C H Marshall, bridge work . 6.00 J. E Sims, road work............. Jury........................................... 43 15 For Twenty years W L Rawls, of L. M Beebe. . W. T. Harry, road work.......... 4 20 J Koa<1 Work. M Howe, grand jury Bells, Tenn , fought nasal catarrh Geo. Fisher. . t to 51 »0 1 J. E Simms ............................... 11.00 J. C Bushnell, gravel............. bailiff.......................................... He writes: "The swelling and sore M J. Drury.. 14 00 E Prindel . ................................ 4.50 August Vitus, road work . . . ness Inside ray nose was fearful until Henry Schwind 14 00 A. Jeans . r............................. Bridge Account. 30.00 I begs a applying Buck lens Arnica R. L. Drury.. 1 ♦ ' E P Monson . O. Jeans .......................... 40 20 1110 T. H William, lumber.......... 6 Salva to the sore surface This caus I«ee I.ewla. . 14 60 P E. S n «xi grass 2 20 Roy Fisher.................................. 7. 95 Booth-Kelly Co., lumber. . . . ed the soreness and swelling to disap A. J. Arnel. . 14 00 E. B. Woo«l 48 20 Jess Fountain ........................ 4 BS H Rebmen. bridge work. .. . pear. never to return." Best salve 8. Q Spicer 14 00 Riley Snodgraas 25 00 E 8 Prlndle.......................... 9 00 B F. Finn, lumber ............... in existence 25c at Lisi Drug Ce Freak How 14 60 Ctyde T Mnckrtt 10 40 W M Harter.............................. 6 50 ‘George Christensen, work on THE LANE-LINN COL’NTY LINE CONTROVERSY LIST OF CLAIMS I C 00 6.1 V 3.00 5 2 5 3 00 6.00 3.00 10.50 3.00 1 00 64.80 COZY HOMES £j£<>lt£ol»?à M íc 8.. í <¿<¥J-‘ í ÏÏ Your home can be made more comfort- able than ever before if you have a Perfection Oil Heater. You can carry ti about and can quickly make warm and cozy the rooms and hallways that the heat from the other stoves or fur nace fails to reach. There is no other heater so handy, so clean and simple as the | PERFECTION \ Oil Heater Equipped with Smokeless Device Hundreds of thousands now in use and giving per feet satisfaction. Perfection Oil Heaters, equipped" with the smokeless device, are all that the name implies. A trial will convince the most skeptical. Turn the wick as higl or low as you can—there’s no danger. Gives intense heat Two finishes—nickel and japan. Brass oil fount beautifully embossed. Holds 4 quarts of oil and burns 9 hours. Every heater warranted. If not at your dealer’s write to our nearest agency for de scriptive circular. y ' JlITin ’ «he best all-roundl VwX KXMlKfF household lamp made. Its light giving power is unexcelled. Easy to operate and absolutely safe. Equipped with latest improved burner. Brass throughout and nickel plated. An ornament to any room, whether library, dining-room, parlor, or bed room. Every lamp warranted. tVrile to our nearest agency if not at your dealer's. STANDARD OIL COMPANY 14.25 bridge........................................ Stanley Andrews, work on bridge........................................ 10.50 Eli Perkins, lumber.................. 47.64 H. M. Doty, bridge work .... 20.80 M. B. Stone, lumber.................. 186.40 Milloran Bros., lumber.......... 17.75 Bryant Bros., lumber............... 68.72 L. N. Roney, bridge work. . . 147.45 Bryant Bros., lumber and nails........................................... 19.09 37.00 Supervisor's Account.—Supervisor«. 2.00 1 Ross Myers 65.00 5.00 J. E. Carlile 21.25 8.00 L. Wheeler. 37.75 8.00 8. Chrisman 50.00 13.00 w F. Potterf. . 38.00 3.00 L. ... ______ A. Chastain . 5.00 1.50 Robert Vitus 55.00 1.50 15.00 8- H. Lyons. 2 25 C. B. Johnson 28.75 1.50 Y. I). Hensill.. . 32.37 3.00 A. W. Schwer'ng 11.25 1.50 M. E. Smith.... 81.25 6.42 W W. Darnielle. 27.25 3.50 Martin Noffsir.ger . 17.50 3 25 E. M. Duryee.......... 23.75 9.62 -John Ingham.......... 43.75 29.16 N. L. Rossen............. 21.25 I Chas. A. Swaggart. 5.00 W. G. Judkins. . . . 16.25 I J. A. Lawrence. . . . 20.00 R. D. Smith. 52.50 Henry Kompp 20.13 D. B. Proctor 20.13 Paupers' Account. 8. R. Jenkins, deputy sheriff. i’lcrk’is Account. 27.50 E. U. Lee, county clerk's sal- ary.................................. »16665 F. L. Gibbs, deputv clerk's salary .............................. 75.00 F. G. Stickles, deputy clerk's saalry............................ L. C. Yoran, stenographer's salary ............................ 40.00 H. Peterson, assistant sal- ary.................................... 30.00 School Superintendent's Account. W.B. Dillard, county superin tendent ..................................... »100.00 W. B. Dillard, traveling ex penses ....................................... 50.00 Janitor's Account. Wm. Sherman, janitor............ $ 40.00 Ferry Account. Bud Kintzley, clamp for cable........................................... | » .50 Grant Hendricks, ferryman. . 50.00 John Howard, ferryman .... 30.00 P. Sylvester, ferryman............ 30.00 Jail Account. i Fred Fisk, board of prison ers ................................................ » 74.46 Fisher laundry Co., launder ing jail blankets................... 10.»0 Court House and Park. Hall & Shumway, plumbing » 100 J. A. Gwin, work on lawn. . . 39 00 American Paving Co., cement work........................................... 12 46 Light, Water and Fuel. Willamette Valley Co., ser Eugene Sanitorium, hospital vices ............................................ » 44.95 services..................................... 3108.00 M. E. Russell, pauper keep. . 195.00 Willamette Valley Co., ser vices ........................................... 55.60 ■John Powell, pauper............... 8.00 Willamette Valley Co., ser Hoffman House, board and 41.10 vices ........................................... lodging...................................... 7.75 Assessnient and Tax Collections. W. M. Green, supplies............. 4.00 6.00 Williams & I’arvln, supplies. 4.00 Esther Devereaux, typewrit ing .............................................. » W. B. Tucker, pauper care .. 3.00 10.00 J. C. Parker, clerical work. . . 19.00 G. R. Christman, pauper ticket......................................... 6.75 I 5.00 P. M. Morton, writing asses, roll.............................................. 52.00 6 75 Mrs. John Depdmond. board Printing Account. of pauper ................................. 7.00 10.00 Wm. G. Martin, printing. . . .» 5.00 Assessor's Account. Oregon State Journal, print 65.00 B. F. Keeney, county asses 2. SO ing .............................................. 4.00 sor .................................................< >125.00 2.25 The West, printing................. 5.00 ■ Celia M. Wlnstanley, deputy Western Oregon Pub. Co., 1 00 assessor ..................................... 2.00 printing.................................... 1 00 Mary Gamber, deputy asses 23.00 Eugene Guard, printing. sor . .'.......................................... 52.00 Register Pub. Co., printing. . 24.25 3.75 Witn«‘sscs' Account—V.'itnesses. I'omniissioner»' Account. I J. W. Kirk.................. ... I H. D. Edwards, county com- 20.00 M. F. Green............... I missloner.................................. » 13.50 I Richard Riberts... H. M. Price, county commis- 4.00 .James Jones............. 66.00 I sioner........................................ 3.00 Earl Titus.................. Insane Account. 2.50 Almeda Carson.... D. A. Paine, examining in- 3.50 Justices' Account. Mne...........................................» 5 00 9.73 J. E Young, justice fees. . . . 6 5.35 P. J. Bartie, examining In 3.75 R. 8. Bryson, justice fees... 5.00 17.05 sane ............................................ 15.00 Constables' Account. | F. W. Prentice, examining 3.00 F. T. Plank, constable fees. .» 7.70 5.00 insane....................................... 2.70 A. B. Atkins, constable fees. 37.85 Tax Rebate Account. 13.35 Surveyor's Account. L. F. Slavens, redemption 8.72 C. M. Collier, re-marking cor- from tax sale...................... > 6 35 n«*r».............................................. t 9.00 Stock Inspector Account. 96.00 County Judge's Account. Christie, stock inspector i 31.00 G. R. Chrisman, county judge Miscrllaneous Account. 8.75 »•»ry .......................................... »100.00 F. Keeney, postage, etc I 1.00 1.85 1.3« Treasurer's Account. Geo. Hall & Son, brooms ’10 00 2 00 R. E. East land, treasurer's Barnard & West, cab service 8 75 5.6i *•«•«?......................................... »100.00 E. D. Matlock, supplies 13.50 Sheriff's Account. Irwin-Hodson Co., supplies. . 18.2» 19.25 19.25 Fred Fisk, sheriff s salary. . »166 65 Day A Henderron, supplies C C. (' Hammond, UiimnitAn.1 deputy 4««..*.. sher _ 15.00 C. W. B. Dillard, postage, etc 4 00 iff's salary ................................ 75.00^ Glass A Prndhomme. stip- 31 2’ ■ plies . 51 62 M. 8. Wallis, deputy sheriff's salary . ...................................... copying 50.00 | Simon Klovdahl 15 00 2 00 Soverign. deputy plats . 8.00 Charles sheriff's salary ............... copying 47.6» Simon Klovdahl 7.50 3 0« plats . 6 00 Fred Fisk, circuit court ex- < 60 expenses ............................. 106 10 Telephone Co., services 12 00 Fred Fisk, expenses................ Eugene-Florence Tel. Co.. 35.26 J. E. Kennedy, deputy sher 1.0 services .................................... 7.50 13 S Iff 11.25 E Schwarzschild. supplies 87.76 J. R Yates, deputy sheriff.. 10.0» J. W. Kays Fur Co . sup • 00 9.00 E R. Frank .guard at jail... 32.50 plies .......................................... 8.00 Warren McFarland, deputy E C. Lee, stamps, express. 36 7» I sheriff 5 00 ; etc........................................... »