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Newspaper Page TextTWO r- "■ - BILLS ORDERED’ THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD. THURSDAY. JAN. 13, 1910 I Chris Haldernian. road work Ina Edwards, asst Co. clerk 36.00 I N. E. Blair, lumber............... I Edna Rash. labor ill Co. I R. Y. Porter, gravel............. clerk's office........................ 19.00 I County Sii|H*rintcii<lent*s V count. Jesse Harper, road work . . 3 In — *• -------- *-• blood,- red and white,- your I D. P. Caldwell, road work.. W B Dillard, traveling ex , R. E. Walker, giavel .......... penses. . 50.00 koep you well If they are healthy, : A. H Parsons A Co., lumber cause you alckneaa If diseased. Edna Ward, stenographer. . 30.00 A w Camp, , . road ___ __________ work. . . . To make and keep them abqndant W. it. Dillard, school Supt.. 100.00 Gorden Camp, road work. .. and healthy, is to have pure blood, free Janitor Account. \ I’ w llket road work . . dom from disease and vigorous health. Ira Harrington, road work. . w. M Sherman, janitor. . . . 50 00 The chief purpoee of Hood's Sarsa William Calvert, road work. Jail Account. parilla is to do this, and its »nccoas is E J. Oswald, crusher work. • Geo. Hall Jt Son. sup............ 3 5 5 attended by thouaaada of wonderful H. C May ben. road work .. > Pacific Electric Eng Co., cure«. Cures of all blood diwaaee, T. J. Davis, road work.......... lamps.......................................... 1 20 «erotula. eeaema, rlM<uiuaUaiu. catarrh. $ George Dean, road work . . . Salem, Or.. Jan 6 What the state H. L. Bown. board of prison A. C. Mathew: . gravel.......... Gsl it uHv lu uhw U ' i - hu 4 tana or u> board of equalization did to the stnt«- ers. ........................................... 54 72 v.awd laiilM faro osllel barsa l a l w Earl Meats, road work .... ments of many of the county boards Manville & Hempy. I ax . . . I 2 i Washington. Jan. 8 Giiofrd Pinchot. chief foreater of the Berke Torkeleon. road wk. of equalization is measured III mil Frank E. Dunn, supplies 8.50 Ernest Mabe, bt dge work.. lions. according to th«' stateyient of United State, ye.terday, i« a P^ate citixen today. He i. .p Court House ami I’ltrk lecount. Petal r Colgaard, Mtpr.. • • 4 25 Theodore Miller, work on the tax rolls filed yesterday after J S. Medley, defending .... 10.00 i.u -*• M .in. .lie. bridge uriiige wars work . Following is the list of claims al , Ed 3.50 non 1 lie amount of money tn be parently unconcerned and »miling. in great contru.l to tbe polit lawn ........................................ 30.00 F. II. Greeman, defending. . 1 0.00 raised for state purposes Is $ >2 8. I . 70 Pacific Electric Eng. Co. lowed at the regular December, > 909, Sillslaw Lbr. C< supplies Ed Bundy, road w.’rk.......... The nummary 2 1.00 Iiiiligi-nt Nolilii'r's Vcouiit. sup|»lies ................................. mo, <> im total valuation of $69 1. ical ferment in which Wa.hington find, it.elf. term: 5.5 0 Herman Steinbai er, supplies 727.631. The levy, eiinsequently.wlll i dismissal was conveyed last night in the president . letter in th« I.iglii. Water ami Fuel Iccoutit. \V. J. Gardner, relief for Road Account. anj road work.................... 6.13 City of Eugene, water De Multnomah's valuation ! soldier ................................... 60.00 he 2.2 mills Ivan C. Rl.ketts. road work. $ 1 6.00 E. V A,'stii road work . . . 2.78 Is reduced $ 1,000,000 but the amount closing lines. By your own accord you have destroyed your use partment. services ............. 5.47 M iM'ellaiieouH \< «'oinit Best r Wyc road work.. Ben Pitcher, gravel, $25.00; 19.32 Northwestern ihui “ ' county must contrlbut«' to IlK'J Corporation allowed ................................... 05 stat»’ is several hundred thousand dol- fulness as a helpful subordinate of the government, and It there 15.00 G. E. Spaulding, road work. 33,1 ’> Nov. light bill .................... 40.20 Merchants Bank. e\» hang«’. . E. Giles road work ............... Pacific States Tel. A Telag. B. Pederson, ra id work .... 9.00 1 3.00 The Cottage Grove Sentinel Inrs greater thnn Inst year. I he r«'v- fore now becomes my duty to direct the .enclary of agriculture Co.. October servii-e«. ■ . . 39 8 0 vnu<* to l»e raised by counties is nut H. L. rrindel. re.: work... 56.00 15.75 F. Duval, road w rk ............. PU bìisàlng.............................. 5.70 O. Duval, r< ,.d work ............. Pacific States Tel. .< Teig. A. McClure, road work.......... > . to remove you from your office aa forcstt’r/’ Ims brought noth 34.95 official, but is appiiixlinale ■ Yorau’s Printing House, Co.. November Tel serv . 3 8.5 0 Geo. W. Miller, lumber.......... 32.00 I printing and postage.......... 28.00| 'Joe Graham, r. : d w irk ... S»»«'«'pin-4 < li.-inges. 11 ing from Pinchot more than the simple Bl.it« uivnt, *'I would pre !• •täte II. F. t'leek. err< r fil Maude M nkhau., cook .... 60.00 I Morning Register. J. 3.00 | , O. M. Hunziker, ica.l work. In many oiiintu s w ecpinr, « 'hang«« < D. but politi tl Washington nlinnat Johr !>.';• 'e ■ ■ av ............... ing L. of A ............................. 5.00 are ordered from the villiintloilrt ¡ in fer to say nothing at thia time, 145.25 Joe Labluc, crush r». ’<... 13.75 printing 1 9.00 2.9 0 <'<iuiillze<l by the county boards of Bennie Latsen, road wotk.. 4.50 R glster Poli. Co . publishing 2 2. 10 G. F. Skipworth, state cases 1.75 | Wiliam 1- st r road w >rk trembles to think what may be th« r< uit Pinchot nmy, in tin* Bangs Livery Co . services, R. Lett, crusner walk............ 73.00 Jurctijn City Hdw. Ci sir • equalisation. linker count} I h In- [Guar F-in. ig Co., pub- $1.00 allowed ................. Piles .......................................... 5.00 * reused something owr $'*> JHMI.IHHI. opinion of many, become the pivot on which the insurgent Leppert & Pope, sui plies. . . 13.70 1 7.90 ill -ing .................................... 19.90 Browning a McKinney, re Jos. Kup :z, r. ad work .... Clataop county is alniOHt doubled. 12.00' w. . Ames, read work............. 2.00 < ’ i iiimlosioiier's Account. funded recording fee .... 1.40 Benton county Is Increased nearly fight with the administration can turn its p">« Robert McCrae, road work. . 27.90 H. E. Wyiie. road work .... 2.00 H. D Edwards, county com F. Bangs Livery Co., services. . Another matter of disctiasion is th» effect Pirn hot s disminuf B. Chase, road work .... 1 . 75 $3.000,000; Columbia county I n re- Oren Liles, road wirk.......... 2.00 3.00 missioner ................................. S2.00 Griffin Hdw. Co supplies. . V. C>. McElhanv. road work. , . 60 duced about $4,000,000; lioiiglax will have upon the congressional investigation of Ballinger and Thomas McKinnis. She cling 2.00 II. M Price, county commis County l-'tuit lns|MX'tor Account gravel......................................... county Is reduced about $2.000.000 ; .75 j Bridge Account. sioner ...................................... 7S. 00 J. Beebe, fruit ins.. Sept... 92.50 Jackson county assessment Is cut the land office. Many political forecasters see unmiatakimble E. M. Kelso, road work .... 10.50 B. F. Gvxid. bridge _____________ Insane Account. work. . . . 16.50 Junction Cy Hdw. Co., sups. 5.351 Frank Rohne, bridge work slightly less than $3.000.000 nearly; signs of a great tempest within the Republican party, with rami Juvenile Account. 16.50 Postal Teleg. C..ble Co., serv Oliver W. Johnson, supplies Bemis, 3 . 15 j i J. W. .------ - bridge — - ..- k - work n — * — . ■ 6.00 $6.000.000 Is added to the valuation fications which some of the most sanguine fear to think about ices ........................................... .80 John M Williams, services . ----- * Lively, >--- • —* bridge —■ — work .. 23.75 A. Larson, road work.......... of l ane count) the valua'lon of Mar 1.75 I ' Wm. I'oatal slid Expre-sag«' Account. 33.05 D. A. Paine, ex. insane .... 5.00 Chas. Herbert, road work.. 10.00 Clyde Lamb, br.dge wc.-k . 16.50 J. W. Harris, ex. insane . . 6 . 7 5 Ion county, where property was as-1 At any rate, it is the unanimous coaefusion here that a great fight 5 00 Billuilre Bros., expressage. P. C. Jensen, read work ... «eased at as near cash value aa any 2.50 Archie May. bridge work . . . 11.25 Miss Hancock, care of insane 5.00 W. B. Dillard, postage and Wm. Hebert, road work . .. county In tbe state. Is cut something 11.00 C. L. Powell, bridge work. . expressage . . D. A Paine examining .... 2.00 ~ 20.00 over $1.000.000 Multnomah county's is at hand. 5.00 W. C. Seavy, road work .... 3.75 B<joth-Kelly Lbr. Co., lumber 41.31 L. W. Similar letters of dismissal were sent to Associate Forester — Brown, ex. insane . . . 5.00 B F. Keeney. stamps and J. C. Spores, road werk . .; . valuation is reduced about $4.000. 1.50 W. T. Jones, bridge work . . . registration fe 2.00 F. M. Day, examining 1.00 5.00 Geo. Spores, road work .... Overton W Price and Assistant Law Officer Shaw, two men 000; Tillamook county la redncotl 3.00 Hogue & Banton. supplies. . L. Yoran's Printing House. E. ----- 35.10 McDougal, ex. insane. 5.00 L. Sumer, road work............. $1.000,000. and I’nintllla county $8 3.00 P. O. Jeans, bridge work. . . IHistage ................................... 40.0 16.50 F. E. Selover, services.......... whom Pinchot defended in the letter to Senator Dolliver which 2.00 000.000. George Hinich. crusher w ork 2 4.00 1 Eugene Iron Works, rods .. 31.00 Inquest Account. IBank Books A Stationery Account. M. R. Hastiug?, road work.. Wasco is Increased $2.000,000. ami was the cause, or one of the contributing tauses, of his disiuta 1S.00 W. T. Gordon, inquest .... Su|iervi<M>r Account. 6 . SO Glass A- I’rudhwmme. suppl’s A. L. Yarnall, road work . .. 9.30 the same 1s true of Washington coun 1.75 Tax Refund Account. C. O. Eichler. Supr. . .. Howe, Price Withers, gravel.......... Davis Co.. court 4 0.00 ty WluM'ler's Valuation is reduced sal. 4.00 R. E. Walker, gravel............ court journal...................... 5.00 L. M. Travis, rebate on del. 2 0.00 $l.mm,omi and Yamhill Is Increnscd Pinchot s silt-censor is Geo. P McCabe, solicitor of the agri 9.55 'C E. Cri’lg. S.tpr.............. certificate .............................. 12.95 Geo. W. Dixon, supplies .... Sam Fergaeson, weed.......... 1 . 76 by $2.000.000. 15.00 13.00 ' W. H Sa.lee .supr.............. Circuit Court Account 1 S. H. cultural th purtment. McCabe called on Pinchot this morning Lyon«, supr .............. E. Schwarzschild. Fred Frey, road work.......... November 13.75 3 • 3. F. Jackson, juror............. 6.6 0 dies. $36 90 allowed. Will Fow ler. road work .... 2 3.32 3.00 -Martin Noft inger, labor 16 mil was co i*.ally welcomed by ti e retu rn,; fort ster, who m •» J. W. Bony, juror.................. da vs . , . 00 Sell«»») I lb uni <'nnyeiilIon Vccoiiiit. I. H. Eichler, road work... 27.97» I, to turn over the office to hts successor. J, 1. Jenes, juror .................. not need i c was ready W F Po rf J M. Keller, a ' • "■! i ng S. A. Enos, crusher work .... 46 !.. F. Woo W La ate B. C 4 J. H. Gray, road work.......... W A Gr; .1 I 5Iichaei Ccsabay, road work n a Jiarve Veach, read work . . . 4 I. Field, s k Henry Carson, road work .. 00 I P. J John or Ray Bierce, road work .... 00 car F. G< . juror . ph C.tnpl , SUI T lever» S it J. Breeding, crusher work . . 11 50 .1 I J. A. Cht shire, juror ..... I Hard. ê. Il C Earl Barger, toad work . . . 4 50 I. X Dress r, supr. aft tin* build I .1 farewel W. Rankin, juror ............... Summe rs. S. 1-ee Bailey, crusher work .. 31.50 Otto M ;rton. s J nr. f? . ’ Q. Cartwright, juror .... W II. Maloy . S. B. Booth-Kelly Lbr. Co., ’umber 15.8S J. H. Moffett. supr. Pioneers of Lane County Have ■ Andrew Wood, juror............. supr. . . J. W. Smith. S. B. C. . . A. D. Bierce, road wotk ... 5.00 S. B. May . ben. _______ ' J. W. West, juror.................. James A. Austin, supr Their Children With Them C. O. Smith. S. B. C Jas. Calvert, gravel............... 2.40 I David Link, juror.................. Otto Morton. S. B. C . . A. & K. Lumber Co., lumber 8.20 John Sutherland. su|>r, On Christmas Day , M. Schneider, juror ............... supr................... ” A. ‘ Morrill, supr. .. J. H. McFarland. S B. < J. F. Minney, supplies.......... 32.58 : E. I D. B. Hopkins, juror............. J. T. Hanners, supr................. R. C. Ross. S. B. C................. T. H. William & Son bridge G. C. Millett, juror juror............... I Special CorrespondeiK'e. I J. W. Trueay, supr................... J. L. Tallman, attendance plank ....................................... I C. J. Fassett. juror............... ( Ixtrano, Jan 4 \ family reunion . Jesse Wallace, supr................. S B C. .................................. L. A. Winjum, road work . . | Geo. L. Jennings, juror .... took place nt th«* home of Mr and Jas. W. Smith, supr................ J. W. Zumwalt, attending Edd Petty, road work.......... I J. W. Belshaw, juror ............. •i. >> neisuaw. juror . ( Mrs J. W Ishmael, well-known plo- | Thos. Walker, crusher work S. B C..................................... W. E. Sheldon, road work .. C. K. Hale, juror . . . ( i neers of Lane county, on December H. C. Bjerke. deputy supr.. . Elvin Taylor. S. B. C. . . W. H. Colerick. road work.. T k H k vi ^ v juror i->-— . . John Kirk, ! 25. Thos«’ present numbered 22. ns W. W. Sailor, supr................... W. L. Wheeler. S B. C. Henry Carson, road work.. W. E. Winfry. juror ! follows Mr and Mrs J. Ishmael Sidney Porter, supr.................. James Humphrey. S B. C H. L. Neff, supplies............... W. P. Hills, juror . Mr and Mrs. B. G. Crow, two daugh , John A. Lawrence, supr. . . . John Parrish. S. B. C. . . A. & K. Lumber Co., lumber J. B. Bamford, juror ters and one son. of Cottage Grove: * York ■ th, a 1 Jos. Johnson, supr................... I. S. Day. S. B. C. ...... M. D. Evers, road work .... | Mr. and Mrs. Wm. II. Gilbert and four > ~ T. J. Kirk, jnror . . . I Jas. Johnson, supr................... 8. L. Ferlng. S. B. C........... Ai .1 the I felini o W. Schornig. rc-d work ... Robert E Peary, th- alleged >f:s<ov- I A. . _ .................... M. Best, juror . . aons. of Ixirane: Mr. and Mrs. G I, 1 W. P. Barger, supr................... 8. Burchan. S. B. C............ I. Jones, road work............... ir I -'Si/ alni bit erer of th«- top of th«' «'arth. Is In our | J. H. Blewett, juror .......... i Grigsby and one daughter, of Waits R. Brown. S. B. C................ Pauper Account. means a •ecr«(. I D. Pillette, road work.......... j Eugene Gen. Hos.. services.. 108.00 i Harvey Horn, juror............. burg. Wash : E W. Ishmael, youngest midst today and will b<> gl »•n a I. P Caldwell. S. B. C. . . Th« W. M. Mayben, road work.. ft In <1 ubi «« re I J. H. Blewett, juror.......... aoi Mi ■ •. •! Mi a W lahmae! t wo | square meal t»y tn«t automobile Mrs. M. E Rjssell, care of Henry Carson, 8. B C. . . * hinK« Wr • H. Baldwin, road work .... rowd .daughters and one son. of Aberdeen at the I ntun Club Tne gaiiai paupers................................... 362.50 ' P. R. Edmiston, juror. . . . Alonzo Traxler, SBC T. H. Wells, road work .... of tu in drop« hr t na- k h<iw ; Wash I Casper Stuart, jurr»r .......... Helmus W. Thompson, pau E. H. Hawkins. 8. B. C. . N. Hime, road work............... ry be dranfe, or th« | vul commander whoenrrI the MtiirH | W. L. Bristow, juror .......... J. W. Ishmael was born In Posev per supplies......................... John H Hull. S. B C. . . . ■•>ap Smith & Barr, supplies .... 3.00 I C. A. Beetz, juror............... w ashed bln « * county. Indiana. January 4 1846. nn<l . and strip«'« to th** north p »!■ t W. Kuykendall, supplies . . . James Calvert. S. B. C. . . 5 . no I R. b. Henderson, juror ... if at Albert Christensen, crusher M y hap th s informi I how. that doesn t so orig- moved r<> Missouri with his parents Fred Yates, attending S. B < Will 4 work ........................................ 69.80 | J. N. Crow, juror.................. 34.00 Eugene Ho-pital. services.. In dim t ime. when a small boy. In 1 853 he cron Inal, but It Is still g< Ben Fisher. S. B. C............ M. Crow, bridge work.......... 3.00 Boys’ and Girls’ A. S. fur dous applauses when I I. W. Petrie, juror ............... I ed th«- plains to Volcano, Cal , arriv nishing for dirmitory ... 175.00 F. E. Bristow, attendance Mr« () Melvin Renfro, hauling gravel 9.25 II I* ! John A. Powell juror .... ing there JX'Cember 3, 1853. Mr i banquet l will I m * w ! i S. B. C..................................... A. F. Edwards, road work . . »’ Bed 1 I 2.60 Henderson & Co., Nov. sup ; James Groom, juror............ and Mrs. Ishmael wer«' married at. ' and praised, and lhei E. L. Barnett, S. B. C............ plies ......................................... s George Christensen, crusher 5.00 John D. West, j iror............ | modding Cook to sp Sonandrnen. Cal., Ocabcr 25. 1 87 1 I H. H. Wood. S B C................ work ........................................ 5.00 I Albert Ziniker, jjror............ 84.00 Circle & Co., pauper supplies a ! 4 .Many autotii Pililn They mov«'d to Roseburg. Oregon J. L. Atkinson, 8. B. C. . M. Doane, road work............. 6.00 He'mi’s W. Thompson, pau June 3, 1876, where th< • re tded until men will be pr»' 'tit. . Thos. Bailey, juror............... per account .................... .. .. It. M< Murphey, S B. C. . Joe Morris. Jr., supplies . . . 2.25 Il- M. Parvin. juror............... 8'. 55 fit * Septi-nilmr 23. 1888, and then moved be able to got some II. M. Rigg», 8. B C. . John Scherler, road work . . 3.00 Williams & Williams, Nov. a Enos ito th«' Sluslaw. Oregon. In 1902, and ers from the gallant. > w. R. Price, S. B. C. . . pauper supplies.................. 4 . 12 L. O. Harpole, juror.......... .. C. W. Welson, road work. . 8.75 t<> moved to l.orane valley, Or., wherel that "It pays to adv Beckwith, juror.......... L. B. Ro-sman. 8. B. C. J. J. Wilkinson road work. . 8.75 John Powell, Oct. pauper ac ' they now reside. a|»|»ea! to Command«' 4M L. H. II P. Oldham. S. V. C. . . count.......................................... Geo. Burs, road work.......... 8.00 R. D. Elapaaa. juror............... !<>r t| 5.25 Mr. Ishmael Is 70 years old and en has recently shown E. F. Miller. S. B. C. ... A. D. Burs, road work.......... 15.0" J. E. Bushnell, jirror............. 3.50 H. H. Veatch, pauper.......... ganda joying good health for a man of tils master of the art. It Kennerly. juror............. N. 8. Schorenberg, 8. B C A. C. Jennings, viewer .... 12.00 Eugene Gen. Hos., services.. 30.15 C. tç_ Carlile, juror................. age. Mrs. Ishmael was born In Ray j of a prominent maga A. T. Miller, S. B. C. . . . B. 8. Hyland, viewer............. 12.00 J. B. Lewis, Nov. pauper county. Missouri. In 1 856. and crossedi month appear seven F. C. Bean, juror.................... M supplies .................................. Francis Smith, S. B. C. C. M. Collier, viewer and 7.15 C. E. the plains with her pnrents in 1857 to nienta. most of them n Brattain. juror............ I. E Puff. 8. B. C. . . . county surveyor................. 17.50 Siuslaw Lbr. Co., Nov. pau mis city next k It Is Callaverest county. Cal. which the «llscovorer J. R Green, witness.............. per supplies . . .................... W. L. Bristow, S. B. C. W. B. Adams, chairman .. . 10.00 i F. 6.00 nis'tlon with a world wide tno to th«’ iKMiinlng of th Richard, witness............... Arthur Belknap. S. B. ( W. W. Adams, chairman .. . 30.86, J. L. I . "" Eugene Gen. Hos., services. . whlca will t ulniliitiii' tn May vertIsed. It Is to be Myers, witness ......... 1 J. W. Bertsch, S. B. C............ 2.00 J. T. Donelson, marker .... 9.00 C. C. 6.00 F. W. Comings, livery hire. . <ago It is unronnectv«! wit these testlmunlals w> an McCormic»: wl ss . . David Aline, attendance S. Asseaaor Account. Chas. B. Donelson. mark'r. . 4.00 « hurch and 1« Iti the hands R. E. Gibson, witness.......... V Mr I’earv lay B. C.............. A. C. Jennings, viswer.......... 2.00 4.00 Lena B. Stewart, assessor’s men. Its avow«'.I object I of reward, but them are « E. A. Farrington, v tness .. Clerk I. J. Hensel, attendance S. B. S. Hyland, viewer............. 50.00 4.00 Chrlstlanizlm*. of th«' entlra world Postmaster J. 1». Page has received > doubt It. F. W. Prentic«’. w' ness .... Ma "th a A. Schooling, asses- B. C.............. C. M. Collier, viewer and 2.00 the following letter from First As-1 First on the list __ of ... I’vary product« within th«* . ....... nt generation. sor’s clerk ............................. I. J. Hensel, attendance S. and county surveyor .... 75.00 Earl Small, witness............... 5.00 slstant Poatmaster-General Grand A sum of $ !u ooo.ooty has been which J. R. Tetrow, Witaeaa.......... B. C.............. Parks, assessor's J. * W. Huff, chairman.......... 2.00 field in relation to changes In meth la an en<ylop«dla end alia 1.00 Anna V he has "found Invaluable In my ex ankrd for. and very Christian emto- clei g .................. H. C. Bj<*rke, attendance A. a . C. Jennings« viewer .... 12.00 Harvey Taylor, witness .... 4.00 ods now In use In i»ostoffl< «•« aver plorations.” Next comes a flat s I o I h ' try has assumed a part of tills bur- R. S. Bryson, witness............. S. B. C. . . . B. S. Hyland, viewer............. 2.00 the United States: 4.00 B. F. Keenly, salary............. 125.00 William Patton, witi of tl;«' world, |" i •"!: > ly editd by den. It ««'«•Uli t<> aid both native an'l i . . . Wm. Smeed, attendance S. c. " M. Collier, surveyor .... 4.00 Mary E. Kent, assisting ............. .. "Contemiilnted changi'H In poatof- Mr. Peary, which ‘v modestly al- foreign mlsrlons, nn<l to work >B. f’.............. . . . ............... assessor .................................. J. H. Huff, surveyor............. 2.00 flce methods have made It Impracil- I |ce«'S 24 00 C. H. McCormick, witness. . 1.00 Is the ni"-t ;n-i irat< .ind up through existing 8. P. Ness, witness.................. ____ ... nil ...I««|i>nary axm«h” W. B Smith, attendance 8. Wayne Brooks, road work. . Witn«-»« Account. 3.75 It ha» not <r> ii. t any new organlz.*- L. W. Browa, witness.......... 2 00 <abl«a to prepare manuals of instrm I to-date system of ge >graphl< al refer B. C............................................ Clarence Anderson, road wk 20.12 James Martin, witness .... 1 . 70 Thos. Sikes, witness............. I tlons for clerks and letter carrier» ' enco In ezl-ii'n«'«' A certain variety lion and neither «ollrcte nor ■*t' Knut O. Husby, road work. . 45.50 L. R. EJmunson, wltnesa . . on which to base examination» on of bottle he found to he of great mlnlatera final iin< it endeavors to 1 . 70 Chas. W. Lyons, witness . . . Earl Johnson, road work . . 12.25 J. W. Kays, witness............. their knowledge of their duties. 1 . 70 Ernest C. Nlcholsen, witness utility." ami h.i-ten« to spread Its arolia«* m«’inl»er» of the different Elmer Buss, road work .... 26.25 F. W. Osburn, witn«M.......... "In ord«T to avoid giving distrib pralHes to a waiting world 1 . 70 O. C. V. Distler, witness. . . . churches to support the mlaalon« »1* Archie Anderson, road work 8.75 C. O. Huds«jn, witness.......... utors an advantage over other clerks, 1.70 Wsltar Minthoru, witness... Nor are w«' left In Ignorance to ready gent out by th«*lr own Iwidl«’* B. H. Allegar, road work .. 6.00 Thomas Gilbert, witness . . . and over carriers, through the oppor- the kind of razor the brav«’ explorer 1.70 Erg-r - Christian witness... The id'a behind the movement I* W. L. Dial, road work.......... 9.65 Justice Account. . tnnlty to raise their general ratings used In shaving hiniHelf ’ with much that the history of th* Dale Ch«», sm-n. witness .... „ ............. w o o ton' ll j E. Hickson, road work .... .,.»■«ne world I» n*"' 2.00 R. 8. Bryson, Justice fees. . . I by examination records higher thnn satisfaction iufuf t i/»z> on *-•' * board • Ilio • 27.25 Milton Ejrton, witness .... tn h a .i t way as to open the gteid ship* Ing In such F. E. Clayton, supplies .... 1.50 Constable Account. the required standard. It has been de-1 Roosevelt.” We are distinctly In ' door to missions......... J. E. Kennerly. witness .... Fred Wullschleger. road wk. 11.25 E. A. Farrington, special It If 1 '>■ elded to abrogate all credits on ac formed, in a donble-pag<* adverllsi' ( portunity U not sell 1 Fred McCornack. witness . . C. T. Hanners, road work . . détournai tn*h 13.50 constable fees ...................... ----- E. A. Farrington, witness . . count of examination records until ar ment, 11.00 portunity la not seized as to the make of «-amera ii««'d ____ t>. _ — ... ... <'nm«'ra use<t > Robert Bay, road work .... 10.00 nt once i- im- -s • iiinK«' or We " "i 'mro w* w County Suri cyor's Account. rangement* can be made to h<il<l ex h„ by Peary In th«' North. know th«-' of'iu ,fl von,bl" "l"’Ultig Albert Koepp, witness .... may „gain »,» Clarence J Burnett, road wk . 17.50 C. M. Collier, surveying.... 10.50 F. W. Prentice, amination» for all employe*. A rat-j kind of pencil« In* nxed in writing! ~ witness T. A. McLellan, road work. . 6.12 County Juflge's Account. Ing of 95 tier cent on ca»e examina hl» record«, although tiie signature' E. A. Farrington, witness Gross Bros., supplies and re H. W. Thompson, county tions will lie required of distributors to thin t«Mtltnonlal appear« to hav«i Oscar Eritsland, witness . pairs ........................................ 25. 45 as heretofore,” judge salary......................... 100.00 Fred Callison, witness . . been written with pen iitul Ink. ' Isaiah Slayter, supplies .... 18.18 County Tivasurcr's Account. D. A. Paine, witness . . . . Another < "ininunlcatlon. now made A. T. Clark, bridge work... 17.25 Vesta Davis, treasurer’s as Poseph Plroni. witness . public, tells how he lnv«mt|gate<l the' Burglars entered G. L. Hardesty ’ s George Ward, road work... 3.00 sistant ................... ................ 1.50 Joseph Skelton, witness . merit* of vat Ion kinds .if aluminum | grocery store at 800 East Thirteenth L. T. Smith, road work .... 4.50 R. E. Eastland, county treas Oscar Faust, witness . . . cooking nten 11«. finally deciding ii|>- ' street In Fairmount last night ___ and Charles Schneider, road wk. 12.00 urer ......................................... 1< Albert F. Noth, witness . on a certain brand rh the beat. ■ breaking open the money drawer, se Edward Bailey, road work.. 8.25 County Slu’riff’s Account. J. A. Martin, witness . . , After reading another published cured about $10 in cash, $5 being In Thomas Watson, road work. 1.50 1 John Dick, services . 3.75 Mrs. 8. A. D'vqn, witness testimonial, w«> know what kind of' ♦ pennies and an equal amount In sil New York, Jan. 8. Tltoin- _______ ________ A. L. Simmons, road work. . 1.50 I H. L. Sown, services 1 3.75 Joseph Sk« ■' wi r.esb . . ♦ as I* ii' ill . iii ' i I hi Invea’l- ♦ rifle and cartridges should lie ver. ■ .Wffl Isaiah Slayter, supplies.... 26.70 I J. C. Parker, deputy sheriff ♦ lined 75.00 M rs. S J. i l v< y, vitness . in polar expedltUm«. On th« ’ ♦ The proprietor of the store locked Adna Signor, road work . . , 5.90 1 Geo. D. Fisk, deputy sheriff 61.25 Lane county hunters have boon n»«ir ♦ gator foi tlie Interstate colii- ♦ Anna N. irshl, ■•■.tness . . tinge Peary is quoted as i.rai the door securely Just before leaving l.ury since t. <• bvunty law wen' In merce Harry Ensign, road work . . 1.75 Earle A. Pryor, services. . . . prill ing r wa< ai** ♦ 32.50 F. W. Prentic", witness . . last night. This morning at six to effect in th«' early summer, li'iun- certain New York department ....... ♦ rested <omini ■ Imi. Griffin & Veatch Co., suppl's 29.05 Chas. I.yens, services............ today by thè l'nlte'l ♦ • .J tort. 2.50 W. Kuyke id i. a 'tnes i . wh«'re one nmy "«'quip him "if tor ♦ o’clock when he epened the store f ir ties on 97 "varmints Stales ___ V/. L. Veatch. road wotk.. . 17.50 R. M. Pratt, special work. .. 47.50 " ..... ” ‘ havHig been mai -lini un n warrant ♦ Sam Sim- is, witness .... buslne-M he found that the glass In paid up to the first of the mtw year an un tie trip " The sledge that $• charging tl.. Frank Woodruff, road work 3.50 Kompp Bros., services.......... ft front th«' lini- 4 35.50 O. A. Faust, witness .... carried Peary Io the p- I«' print« 111« ♦ ted S'atea th« Hlatrlet the rear door had been broken and on that many scalps and Phill Jones, road work .... 7.00 Thomas Bailey, serving ------- ‘ ' pelts tfstlmi.ny of the explorer. Chas. E ans vitae-a .. + Wise's office ___ t Attorney 4 the lock worked from the Inside. He brought, in. E. X. Ch-pman, crusher wk. 4.48 papers ...................... I........... 20.00 O. H. Waggoner. witness We know Hi«' brand of tobacco ♦ Sugar Trit . of thè famou» 4 then made an examination of the Wildcats lead with 65, then comes Joe Schneide*, road work.. 17.50 M. 8. Wallis, deputy sheriff 100.00 t l«'tter frotn At 4 A. F. N th. v itt » -a............... which ' a-~l«t«‘d materially in paa* ♦ t'.ih'V tò t........ store an<l dl-covered that the money cougars with 20, C. F. Handy, road work .... 3.50 H. L. Bown. sheriff salary.. . ,, i, H'-rsnnui, » coyotes with 6, bob Ing many an h«mr «’* . •**- .....j ’-— i il pitHM te i al Wlcki*r»ham, 166.70 James Harris, witness.......... drawer had been broken open. No cats with 3 an«l iing many an hour of th«' long «lark E. M. Bailey, crusher work. 3.50 ;*nd other documenta relating 4 w.««« «. County Clerk’s Account. gray wolves with 2. I winter night." The "Ideal disinfect 4 Oscar Finland, witness . . . . goods have been missed from the W. H. Oswald, crusher work 15.00 Mrs. Lyons, labor in county Before the bounty law was passed to the sugar trust pronecit- 4 D. A. Pi In«-, witness ............. stock, although it is hard to tell the "varmints" Addison Bros., lumber .... 12.75 hn«l been very ant and deodorant'' had to I»«' satla- <■ tlon. clerk's office ....................... 4 28.00 Mrs. S. A. Dixon, witness . . whether or not any were taken. It is toiihlssome to owners of sheep and fl«-d with a testimonial from the cap 4 Griffin Hdw. Co., supplies. . 21.40 B. M. Rohrer, assistant clerk 13.00 Thos. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ 4 Bailey, services .......... probable that the robbers took ne- other small stock, often making raids tain of th«' ItiMiwvelt. his chief ap Henry Schnorenberg. road E. U. f«ee, clerk...................... 166.70 A. A. Lawrence, witness . .. thlng as It Is seldom ever a rtore Is on the flocks and killing a great, parently suffering from writer’s work ...................................... 2.00 J. Fountain, deputy clerk... 70.00 8. M Cslklns, reporter's f«tes robbed that some article of value to many. Deer have also suffere«! from cramfi. Mr. Peary knew h«' would Louis Knebel. road work... 5.00 3. E. Skeene. deputy clerk. . 70.00 W. \V. Chessman, jury ba'Hff the robbers, either in food or tobac attacks by cougars and the statement have to have a "hnvlng brush that 8. I). Richardson, road work 4.00 Aslaugh Horde, deputy clerk 60.00 3. R. Jenkltii, gland jury co, Is not carried away. Clarence Anderson, road wk. Is made by the mountaineers who are would last, and so he «elecied a cer 7.00 H. Peterson, assist. Co. clerk 60.00 bailiff -..................................... 15.00 Chief of Police Farrington was In a position to know whereof they tain superior kind, and testifies to it« Archie Anderson, road work 2.62 Clara Lee, asst. Co. clerk. .. 60.00 G. H. Waggoner, surveying. 5.50 notified of the robbery soon after it speak, that more are killed by the merits. Another letter praises the Elmer Buss, road work .... 10.50 G. Rubins, asst. Co. clerk.. Oitiwii K hh ., Jan 8. R«’» ",l"’ 40.00 W. W. Chessman, jury bailiff 3.00 was discovered and later he made an cougars than by the hunters. The merits of a certain kind of iiowder- Sirn ksy, «-X minister «if WllllamburK. Knut O. Husby, road work. 21.87 Ethel Graham, asst. Co. clerk 10.00 Hoffman House, meals for examination cf the premises, falling bounty law Is good for sportsmen gnn. not face. Geo. Gilchrist, labor on road. 10.50 M. E. Kent, asst. Co. clerk.. on trial for abdiictiiia Ixirena Bulb' 36.00 jurors .............................. ... 21.00 to find a cie/. to tbe burglar. From the advertising column ws «'Hsnd, and farmers alike. I (learn his sixteen year old i«arlsh,,n* Peary's preference In breakfast ••r, was found guilty by n jury I The case will probably be appealed. Those Corpuscles [||||[ COUNTY PAID ÄI LAS! TERM OF COURT SIX MILLION Okf/? 10 HIS SUCCESSOR December Allowances At the Regular December Session ISRAEL FAMILY REUNION AT LORAN DMEÈ DINNER 10 ARCTIC HERO NEW CHANGES FOR ALL POSTOFFICES IN U. S. ROBBERS ENTER GROCERY STORE N FAIRMOUNT MANY “VARMINTS” KILLED SINCE BOUNTY LAW WENT INTO EFFECT " arrested for THEFT OF FAMOUS SUGAR TRUST LETTER REV. WM. STUCKEY X IS FOUND GUI LU