EK GUARD, A. P. Walker, road work.... LIST OF CLAIMS I Clifford Abbey, road work. . Slayter. road work . . . ALLOWED BY COURT Chas. Clayton Pope, road work.... offeuse was committed, As the evi- dence showed that there were some mitigating circumstances, only a fine ♦ of 120 was imposed. . . . . . . CITY . . . NEWS .......i 8. R. Humphrey, road work. Asa Slayter. road work.......... j Jas. Johuston. road work . . . I. Sla.vtor, nails, etc................. Delbert Wills, labor on road ■I. N. Wallace, labor and time Coyote Lumber Co. lumber. . 273.48 on road ................................... 11.50 j Ira Harrington, road work. . A. Prince, crusher work • - 7.00 ' A. A. Hollenbeck, repairs. . . L. W. Sheffler. road work . . 11.00 O. M. Hunziker, road work. . J. D. Ritchey, road work.. 16.37 i D. P. DeMoss, road work . . . C. H. Reitz, road work.......... 3.00 J. W Massey, labor on road G. F. Skipworth has resigned the Hugh Roberts, hauling gravel 23.62 H. C. Kenney, powder, etc. . . C. H. Reitz, road work .... A good many of the stores remain­ The local civil service examining office of deputy prosecuting attorney Sam Spores, road work . . . 6.00 1 D. L. Fisher, labor on road. . ed cosed today, giving the employes board __-I announces _________ j examinations as for Lane county and has been suc­ Geo. Spores, road work . . . . 3.00 lino 8. Phelps, supplies.......... follows: Assistant curator, depart-j ceeded by E. O. Potter, of this city, S. G. Spicer, gravel ............ 2.61 ! Miller Bros., road supplies, Mrs. Calla Martin, holding No. 22, ment of geology in the national mus­ who has been appointed by Prosecut­ H. Calloway, crusher wk. . . 26.00 i Adam Schmitt, road work.. was the winner of the muff at the eum, February 8 and 9; chemist In ing Attorney E. R. Bryson, his law Spray Wynne Co., sups.......... 3.75 I Courtney Potterf, road work millinery store of Plank & Simmons. the custom house service, Jan. 18; partner. 35.50 G. 8. Bailes, labor on road.. E Carr, crusher work . . Mr. Skipworth was appointed to C. E. assistant physichist in the bureau of S.40 Frank Mackie, gravel............ E. E. Smith, road sup.............. The winner of the big clock at the st i-’ards, February 8; assistant en­ his office in May, 190 7, by W. S. Mc­ Ole Sanncs, road work . .. 6.50 P. H. Ritchey, labor on road Berger-Bean hardware store was No. gineer In forest products, January 18 Fadden, of Corvallis, who had been J. R. Gartln, road work......... 13.50 Elisher Geer, labor on road 192. The holder should call at the and 19; physical director, January appointed by Governor Chamberlain John Sutherland, road work. 14.00 J. W. Massey, labor on road when the office of an additional 21. store. 10.50 Row River Lumber Co., lum. prosecuting attorney for this district Fred Smidgley, road work. . Ellis Gulley, road work . . . 2 6.6 3 Arthur Combs, labor on road Charles (‘Shorty”) Weidland Is was created. He has desired for some A. P. Sylvester, road week . . The Norwegian yule fest to be held 12.50 tonight in the Folly hall promises to very sick at the General hospital. His time to resign, but Prosecuting At­ Robert Eaggleshatn, road wk.22.00 Hogue ft Blanton.road sups. O. P. Wills, labor on road. . . be a very enjoyable affair. An elab­ condition last night was precarious, torney Bryson prevailed upon him to J F. Dick, road work............ 40.75 Murray Trunnell, labor on orate program Is to be rendered and and his fever has reached 104. His remain till the first of the year. Mr. W. J. Schrum, road work . . . 2.00 road , .. .*................................ home is In California and until today Bryson considers him exceptionally H. H. Nestle, crusher work . a banquet is to be served. 75.00 R. A. Stephens, road work the location of his parents was un­ capable and efficient as a prosecutor, A. J. Parker, crusher work . 46.00 and gravel ............................ Sunday and Christmas this year known. He Is a member of the Tawa and desired to keep him as his dep­ Roy Miller, crusher work... 34.00 coincide on the calendar for the first club of the University and played uty here, but Mr. Skipworth’s exten­ Earnest Mabe, road work . . 56.00 F. W. Boyd, gravel.................. requires G. A. Luther ft Son, one gra­ time since 1904, and the same situa­ tackle on the football team this sea­ sive law practice, which Allen Monroe, bridge work. 22.50 vel screen .............................. tion will not be presented again until son for the greater part of the time. more of his atten than he has M. Marquis, crusher work . . 2.00 M. Johnson, lumber ............... been giving it on account of the dut­ 1921, or 11 years hence. Andrew Miller, bridge work. 14.00 Robert I.eBlue, road work . . The following took the stages out ies of the office of deputy prosecutor, Clyde Means, road work .... 22.50 has compelled him to give up the of­ road work.......... The banks, the court house and for different polonts this morning: fice. He is associated with Attorney F. A. McClellen. road work . 57.00 Joe LeBlue, J. E. Barnum, road work . . . most of the stores remained closed N. G. Pettis, N. G. Mullen and P. F, A. McClellen, road work . 9.00 W. A. LeBlue. road work . . . all day today and the barber shops Casteel, to Walterville; George Mor­ John M. Pipes. Earl D. Mlles, road work .. 12.25 L. B. Rossman, for rock .... closed at noon, charging holiday ris, to McKenzie Bridge; Abe Gil­ Nelson & Cook, sups................ 5.65 S. n. Garner, road work .... bert, to the power plant; Frank prices for shaves in the forenoon. R. F. Mael, road work.......... 28.00 H. 8. Prindel, bridge work . . Gherloch, to Blue River: J. D. Evans, E. E. Orton, road work .... 6.00 Clark llaudall. road work. . . The German Aid society had a to Hendricks bridge; Miss Lombard, Oakridge Lumber Co. lbr., . . 20.22 E. It. Gomp. gravel.................. Christmas tree in American hall last to Crow; Frank A. Jones, to Maple- Mrs. Peter Nye, gravel.......... 20.00 Addison Bros., lumber .... (Continued Oom page 1.1 night for the little children. A pro­ ton; N. M. Smith, to Hale; Jack Bll- Dr. M. J. Magee, gravel .... 2.28 Hix Cooper, road work.......... gram was rendered and presents kala, to Mapleton. Delbert McBee, road work .. 11.50 H. T. Smith, road work.......... the state have an exaggerated opin ­ were distributed to the youngsters. Peter Akerson. road work. . . Real estate men report a change ion of the conditions here at present J. R. Marsh, road work . . . William Mead, road work . A. C. Jennings, viewer.......... Carpenters are at work today put­ in the real estate atmosphere that and many believe that ther are Miner Wagner, road work . J. T. Donaldson, viewer .... more cases of typhoid heie now than l denotes a picking up in this line af ­ ting in a new front for the south Clinton D. Chezem, crusher during the epidemic of several P. A. Wegner, road work . . half of the room occupied by the ter the holidays. The symptoms seem years ago when there were more J. E. Carlile, road work . . . work ........................................ to be principally that there are an Louvre cafe, to be used as a real Enugene Lbr. Co., lumber . W. H. Oswold, crusher work than 300 cases. unusually large number of queries estate office by Magladry & Shu­ J. F. Brickson, crusher wk . Alfred Umstead. crusher wk. Held Back by Opposition. which they can analyze as meaning mate. E. A. Wegner, crusher work Mayor Matlock replied to Presi­ Albert Zlnlker, gravel .... business. One dealer today said: ($31.00 allowed.) G. W. Smith, crusher wood. dent Campbell and stated that the “ There are an unusually large num ­ T. H. Ellis today began the work of 2.25 Fred Sturman. crusher work filter plant would have been com­ A. ' Yarnall, road work . ber of inquiries coming in and I ’ ve laying the conrete foundation for the 6.00 A. .1. Richmond, erusher wk. P. Edwards, road work .... new cement block building to be er­ got several deals about made, that pleted long ago had it not been for W. R. Wallace, hauling gravel 8.00 D. E. Knowles, crusher work a division of sentiment among the are of considerable size, and I think ected by F. L. Chambers, next to the - - - - Bert Mackey, crusher work. . citzens of the city which delayed the Thomas Walker, road work . Eaton bindery, for The Guard’s new that they will materialize soon.” sale of bonds for the plant, neces- j R. E. Walker, gravel ............ W. G. Keever, crusher work press room. Chas. Brower, crusher work . The new turntable in the S. P. sarily delaying the beginning of, Rerge Torkelson, road work6 Ralph Allen, crusher work. . work. He stated that prominent Martin Tolifson, road work. The parking in front of the post­ yards will be completed tonight, and M. G. Goodenow, crusher wk. business men of Eugene, opposed to Henry Gilbert, road work . . probably can be used to turn the en ­ office building, on the West Sixth A. Gleason, crusher work... the administration, had written let- Howard Taylor, road work. . street side, is again protected, a wire gine of the “flyer” in the morning, lers to the eastern bond buyers, ad­ Sam Cot, crusher work . . . H. D. Fountain, crusher work and save its nightly trip to Spring ­ the having been stretched along vising them not to purchase Eugene’s George Smith* hauling gravel W. E. Dodge, crusher work. . curbing so that the public will not field. The turntable, has been erect­ bonds, and this had the effect to J. B. Elliott, hauling gravel . W. W. Carter, crusher work ed in a very short time, work having tramp on the grass. c. .1. Hurd, wood for crusher commenced just a week ago. The hold up their sale several weeks and Wm. Driscol, road work .... even moths. The council has done Frank Smith, road work . . . G. Wiscarson. labor on crush­ The matter of a new home for the Greek construction crew has just everything possible to hurry up the Loyd Stafford, road work . . . er ............................................... completed the track approaching the ..... .. ...... club, thè the promotion work for work on the plant, the mayor said, Jay S. Douglas, road work . . N. A. Anway, labor crusher turntable, and they will probably be next year and various other things and would have had it completed two Frank Root, road work . . . T. B. Vinsonhaler, labor on of importance will be discussed at placed at work on the construction of months ago had it not been for this L. Koch, road work................. rock crusher ......................... the additional sidetrack at once. The the Commercial club meeting tonight. Geo. Loyd, road work .... W. McClure, crusher work., President Yoran desires that a full matrials for this work are all on opposition. A. Ludwig, crusher work . . Lee Bailey, crusher work... Gas Mains in Alleys. the ground. attendance be had. After the water question bad been Earl Johnson, road work . . . I). Delay, crusher work.......... G. Briggs, crusher work .... “Biir Hayward left on the noon discussed Mr. Widdersheim and En­ William Landers, haul gravel Fred Storing, of Junction City, was gineer J4. H. White, of the Oregon Jess Tower, bridge plank . . . W. Briggs, crusher w ork . . . train yesterday for Spokane where he brought up on the afternoon train Power Company, appeared and pro­ Geo. Lloyd, road work .......... II. R. Lattin, crusher work. . with Louis Pinkham, whom he will from that place today by his father, tested against having to lay their gas B. H. Lyons, overseeing road E. M. Bailey, crusher work. and H. A. Rust, charged with insan- meet in Portland, will represent Ore­ mains in the alleys. The matter was 6.2 5 work ........................................ C. Albro, labor on rock crush­ gon at the intercollegiate conference. tty. He is in the county jail await- 18.37 pretty thoroughly talked over, but no Elwood Lloyd, road work . . er ............................................... ing an examination tomorrow, today He will meeet two representatives action was taken. 1 4.87 II. W. Callaway, labor on C. H. Lacy, road work . . . from each of the six conference col ­ being a non-judicial day. 2 7.00 Emery Ott, hauling gravel rock crusher ......................... leges of the Northwest and by them 25.18 H. II. Nestle, crusher boss. . . I Phelps ft Huff, lumber . . . A meeting of the commercial club will be formulated new rules and 61.75 [ M. J. Powell, road work . . . F. L. Chapman, labor on rock for the management of i this evening will be of extraordinary agreements 38.50 i Dave Smith, road work .... crusher ................................... the Intercollegiate athletic contests. ....... — — importance in that the question of < 1.53 Ethan Callaway, crusher wk. F. Schneibner, 51 loads rock " ”■-* * .......................................................................................... continuing promotion work for an- ' There are a number of * Important (2.25 allowed.) J. Wllkinsen. blacksmith on to come up, such as the other year, building of a new club questions , I .00 W. O. Orton, road work . . . crusher ................................... house and other vital matters, will , eligibility of baseball players who A. Kyburz. who formerly lived in Arthur Hartman, road work I 0.00 A. Rathmell, crusher work. . _____ „ the summer, Fairmount, and is now one of the ____________ during professionalize be up for consideration. 1 1.2 5 Melvin Renfro, road work . . A. J. Rfchmon, crusher work and other questions that will result instructors in Philomath College, is 4 1.25 A. Prince, crusher work . . . . W. II. Huston, road work . . The waiting line at the postoffice probably in considerable discussion. spending the holidays here with his 77.73 labor on roc1' I Peter P. Colgaard, lumber . . Lee Balle; introduction of more intra-col- family. Sunday morning was about a block The ■ 3.50 Walter Peterson, bridge wk crusher long. Many were accomodated with) legiate | athletics and less intercollegi­ Mrs. G. L. Hardesty has gone East 6.00 11. \V. Carr, crusher work.. athletics will be advocated by on a visit to her old home in Indiana. R. E. Walker, gravel ............ their Christmas mail, but the win- ate ,. 4.40 Chas. Knoop, crusher work . . John Smith, road work , . . but opposed by Washing­ dows were closed before some of Oregon i A big automobile was stuck in the 5.2 5 A. Dick, work on river road. mud on East Thirteenth street, be­ Ertnol MUlett, road work . . them who had waited two hours or ton. i 6.00 A. M. Bain, work oil river rd. John II. Freeman, road wk tween Columbia and Moss Avenue, more, could get to the windows. 29.70 Henry Bollett, road work... A very pretty supper and dance one day this week. It took two ex­ Williams ft Williams, sup... 10.00 J. It Chapman, wrk river rd. Eugene people spent Christmas day was given by the members of the perts with the aid of bystanders sev- Otto Morton, road work . . 4.00 I H. Bain work river road . . in the usual way aside from attend­ Alpha Omego fraternity at the club real hours to extricate the heavy ma­ Sanford Leach, road work 3.00 L. IL Bain, road work.......... ing the church seivices. Many’ pri­ house on Oak street Saturday night chine. The "chonic grumbler” says C. W. Dwigon, road work . . 17.50 A B. Anwav, work river road O. H. Craig, road work . . to a few college friends of the mem ­ that the gravel on that much traveled vate dinners were served and a num­ 4.95 A. Anwav, work river road. . ber of residents kept open house, bers who are spending Christmas in road is not sufficient, covering only OUe Casperson. damages . . 16.00 Veatch ft Gardner, bridge H. W. Carr, crusher work . . Eugene. College society was very a narrow strip on each side of the their friends calling In at various 1 5.00 lumber .................................... tir jb and partaking of refreshments. prominent last week in spite of the street ear tracks, when the whole John Warthen, road work . . 4 7.00 11. J. Oswald, work on river L. S. Porter, road work... fact that there are but few spending street needs this protection. I We hear that a pe itlon is being Elmer Brown, hauling gravel 1 4.00 road .......................................... The committee appointed by the the holidays in the city, yet the lack 1 6.00 A. Anway. work on river rd. Commercial Club to investigate the of members adds to the informality circulated for signatures here, to call Grant Warthen, road work 4.25 S. '.V. St. John, work on river Lane County Aseet Company's propo­ of the affairs and good times are an election on the liquor question, M. A. Trunnell. road work.. .TO road .......................................... sition, will report at the meeting to­ characteristic. For the coming week under the recent Home Rule meas­ Chambers lldwe. Co. road . . 10.00 Taylor Dick, road work .... night. This and other important a number of private card parties and ure. We venture to say that if an ; Bunell Hoffman, road wk . . E. J. Oswald, road work . . . matters will be considered and it is dances are planned; on Wednesday election .is t ailed, Eugene will vote John Bjerke, repairing cul­ 8.75 Arch Dick, road work.......... verts. etc.................................. desired that there should be a large night the University students are “dry.” Manv new settlers have lo­ 49.00 A. M. Bain, road work .......... planning on another little dance, and cated here because there were no L. W. Tate, road work.......... attendance of members. 34.00 Tavlor Dick, work on river the social Beason will end with th« saloons, and they are not going to Mike Hauley, road work .... 1 0.00 road .......................................... The wise writer of the country­ big masquerade at the Osburn on vole for whiskey now, or any other H. F. Mooney, road work . . . T. A. urd. work on river road J. W. Quackenbush, mdse. . . cross-roads items in the morning pa­ next Saturday evening, to which a time. Chas. Knoop, work on river per under the head of "Used Rather large number of students have been To all whose skies ere dark and drear J. F. Rany, road work.......... road ......................................... $ To all whose days 1.vk friendy cheer Ernest Surcamp, road work Poor Judgment.” employed a cheap invited. W. it. Davis, work on road . To all Who dwell »a doubt and fear, Clarence Lyons, road work . . method of casting a slur at a Guard Alvin Wai rod. road work . . . Jake Shipley, road work . . . The Booth-Kelly mills, with the ex­ To all who cannot see or hear, reporter when he distorted the fact; B. F. Russell, road work . . . Lloyd Lyons, road work . . . concerning the runaway incident cf ception of the Springfield plant, clos­ To all whose troubles oft appear, Wm. Martin, road work . . . . Lloyd Dibble, road work .... Saturday afternoon. It was not th' ed down until after New Years. A To all who shed the frequent tear, Sam Medaris, road work. . . II. Bjerke, road work . . . . reporter’s intention to stand in iron' good many of the men employed at To all who suffer pain severe, Sam Medaris, road work . . . the mills on the Mohawk leave to' To all who dwell both far and near, O. H. Eichler road work of any runaway team, but as sever a Happy New Frank Everett, road work . . J. J. Peplot, crusher work . . other persons did, when the tean celebrate Christmas in the city, jind To old and young, J. E. Peplot, crusher work . . it is not until several days after the Ernest Hill, road work.......... Year. started, in order to protect many wo first of the month before they have Elmer Rust, road work.......... Frank Dunning, road work men and children who were on th Simeon Jay, plank ................. Jonas Dahlin, road work . . street at the time, he ran out ahead finished celebrating, to return to J. H. Nott, road work............ work, broke, but satisfied. Although Elmer Buss, road work . . . of the horses in an effort to turn Andrew Ham, road work. . . Booth-Kelly Lbr. Co. Inthr.. there are always a few steady men. them off on to a side street. John M. Rennie. sups. . . the company finds ft more economic­ Booth-Kollv Lbr. Co., lbr. . . Working ft Johnson. wood al to shut down now to overhaul ma­ Seven Daughters of Lmithfield Griffin Hdw. Co., supplies . From present indications the new chinery, for crusher ........................... and make repairs that would J. L. Atkinson, road work . . Hampton block will be ready for oc­ necessitate a shut-down later. The Poineer Surprised Him On A. Saul, gravel ......................... Lloyd Atkinson, road work . cupancy by the first of the new year. Springfield mill, however, continued H. M. Doty, bride plank. . . . Peter Ashley, road work.. Christmas Day The flooring on the first story is Bridge Accoiiunt today in spite of the holi­ W. Anway. crasher work . . about finished, and the last touches operations Rickman, bridge work . . day, as did the local lumber yard A social event of importance was Clarence Anderson, road wk . are being put on the other work. It D. I.inton, bridge work . . force, where Invoicing commenced. held at Smithfield on Christmas day. Clarence Anderson, road wk. will be a splendid store room, a cred­ it to a city three times Eugene's The annual invoice requires about when Isaac Darnielle w- s given a H. J Halvorson, road work . 00 four days, at which time all lumber genuine surprise by his sev n married v. F Hebert, road work . , . sise. on hand is accounted for. daughters, with their fancies, as fol­ K. M Hanson, road work . < * f ” Winona. lows: Mrs. Al ‘ Sprague, ~ ”------ Geo. Hadley. road wor . . . I< appears that the recent petition grav 1 Is Schroll. of Albion. Curtis H den, hauling Idaho; Mrs. 1 of the Eugene High school students ♦ Wash.; Mrs. O. O. Row!, nd, of Se- Tfari Hebert. roa d work . . . •sking that they be given a longer attle. Wash: Mrs. A W. I) rron. Mrs. Carry Hamilton. road work . vacation than one week never reach­ G. W Kinsey . bridge woi Lewis Hem- Fischer Lbr Co., lumber . .. Cleve Goodman and Mrs. V ed any of the directors. It has been Penn Bridgi- c<». . bridge bree. who lives In Ini I.. ’ted late vicin- Joseph Franzwa. rep. Schraper ’»ated that Director Yoran received 1'' -tu Bridge Co. . bridge ft new blade lty of the old homestead, and M ih« petit on and that he did not turn Wilbur to Ray Price lot IteWitt Goldson. of Eugen«. Besides I’enn Bridge Co. , bridge Chas Elliott, hanling gravel n — ‘ ■ 4 VVIIUUI Hyland _ *1 o r to the other members of the 5 in --- M . • $150. 1 RA Penn Bridge Co. , bridge blk. 7 of “ • Lowell: _ - and their farnfli* I, A. ft K Lbr Co . lumbr . . __ ____ his daughters Pen n Bridge Co. . bridge board. C. E Efcvhler. road work . . . Wvkvester W. Boyd et ux to A. there were ~cr-> several other relatives t-. ..-7 ' _ 5-21-3 Penn Bridge Co. , bridge present, which made a total number Glen Dowell, road work . . . . f' nt end White, a team of real M. Whitlock 10 acres in see. Penn Bridge Co. . bridge C. W. Nelson, road work . . . of forty persons, who participated in W: $1100. Sro< s, open their vaudeville en- : Penn Bridge Co. . bridge Daniel Zimmerman to Lulu I Skeels the foBtivltfes. There were four gen­ Glen Dowell, road work . . . ger ■»nt at the Bell theatre to­ plat of erations represented, namely, tv. W. Penn Bridge Co. , bridge .Med •is. road work .. . rn« t tor three nights Miss Gant is lot 46 In H. L. Stewart's p Mile-, P«nn Bridge Co. . bridge I D Dirniille and family of Corvallis. lots: $1.00. con tidnred one of the best colored acreage C. H. Pierce to W. G Er'es tract Fr<*l_______ lb , S Ivy Wood an I fam­ Penn Bridge Co. . bridge Ron I Account Peformers on the vaudeville stage in D. L. C 62 tp 17-3 W; $2250. Napper, hau'ing gravel I 4 00 i Penn Bridge Co , bridge W P ily and Willard Darron and family tod v and everybody should take A. H. Sttnson to Jacob Clem et ux J. E. English road work... 10 <>o i Penn Bridge Co. . bridge »dv ntage of this opportunity to hear lots 12. 13 and 14 In Ferndale add and Willard Darron and family. 4<> i Pen n Bridge (*o , bridge I. Boring, road work .......... 2 40 or Acce imnl Sw|» them. to Santa Clara: $10.00. Th<» banks will observe Monday as Wm F. Hager, road work . . "Erne’tN-elson to Joseph Hart 120 a holiday. It is also probable that J H. Betti» road 2.40 > S. D Campi»'*11, supervl»; sor. Frank Warren was fined in the m Mead. ’itipr work . 20.00 i -19-1 E: $1000. Lane Martin, roa* local justice court Saturday night on acres in sec. 16 et al to Joseph Fry the courthouse office» ar.d barber Ben Martin, road 20.00 Joe Trunnell, supr acct shops «rill close too, as well at most M. R- Flower » charge of petty larceny. He was Larimer, aupr. . i Chas. Pope, road of lot ® *a Brooklyn add; $17.- i of the stores. brought from Cotta7e Grove that ♦venlng, where, it was alleged, ths Bills Passed Upon and War rants Orderd Drawn for the Same ATTORNEY HAS «[SIGNED Dr. H. B. Leonard, of the Untver- Dillon's for drugs. slty, has started a special class for girls and women In learning swim­ (From Monday’s Daily Guard.) .. ming at the Y. M. C. A. on Monday Warnock Bros, received a car of mornings, in addition to the regular Wednesday night classes that are alfalfa hay today. becoming very popular. During va­ cation weeks the junior and interme­ a holiday on account of Christinas diate hour for the gym will be 2:30 coming on Sunday this year. Instead of 3:30. KNOCKERS HOLD UP FILTRATION PLANT ♦ FAIRMOUNT J FAMILY REUNION AT DARNIELLE HOME t . G**> 1 I® re al fter- boll a- Ä- ■an, el ipettfl s a® Real Estate Transfers i SEVEN JANUARY 2, 1911. ment roll 47.50 W. H. McKee, supr................. I’rinling Account 32.751 J. A. Moffitt, supr. .................. Publishing Co., John M. Smlgley, road work 12 50 Register printing 40.50 1 Jas. Johnston, supr. work.. Publishing Co., f 33.75 Register Dennis Means, supr................... 19 00 1 printing W. H. Davis, supr.................... Co., ' Publishing 20.00 , Register J. B. Hills, supr.......................... 27.50 printing J. T. Hanners, sup. work... 25.00 Morning register Job Départ­ Joel McCornack, supr.............. is tionarys for Dillard . . . 62.50 Chas. Neal, sup........................... 27.50 L. M. Beebe, publishing of 22.50 E. A. Morrill, road work .... equalization notice ............ 6.25 30.00 L. M. Fields, supr..................... 8s 75 News Pub. Co., printing. . . I HO Sidney Porter, supr................... 48.7 5 Cottage Grove Sentinel, pub­ 4.00 C. O. Eichler, sup. work .... lication ................................... 5.00 .1. A. Austin, sup. road work 80 50 5.00 Guard Printing Co., printing 9.00 W. A. Sallee, supr. work... 15.00 Yoran’a Printing House, print 1.85 W. W. Sailor, road supr. . . . ing ....................................... 20.00 3.00 M. D. Johnson, road supr. . . < 'ountv < ’oiiiniissioucrs' 46.25 3.10 W. B. Wheeler, supr. acct. . . 7.50 H. D Edwards, co. com. . 2.5 • A. D. Hileman, supr. acct. . . II M. Price, co. com. ... 5.40 Curtis V -atch, work as super- Insane Account 20.00 visor 1 7.00 D. A. Paine, insane exam.. . 5 9.75 F. Potterf, road supr... 3.75 2 6.75 Il Robinson, witness fees. . 1.47 II. A. Howe, road supr. . . . Election Account 55.25 3.0 0 Iloss Myers, supr...................... 2 5.00 M. • H. Harlow, judge of elec­ 3.00 11. II. McBee, supr. work .. tion .......................................... 3 5.00 4.50 John F. Volgamore, supr.. . . 15.00 Palmer Ayres, judge of elec­ 37.88 W. 8. Chrisman, supr.............. tion .......................................... 15.00 3.00 Joel McCornack. supr.............. L. C. Hughes, judge of elec­ 7.90 II. C. Combs. Bupr. labor and tion .......................................... 65.00 service ..................................... 6.00 I 7.5(1 John 8. Walls, clerk of elec­ It. M. Callison, supr................. tion .......................................... 12 25 1.50 W. 8. Dodd, supr...................... 3.75 C. S. Calef, clerk of election John G. Monkhaus. supr. wk. Chas. W. l.etson, clerk of 3.64 E. ll. Schwering, road supr. election ................................... 9 op $10.50 allowed .................... 6.78 60.00 \\ m. \\ ills, judge of election H. C. Combs, supr. serv. . . . Snmuel W. Miles, judge of Pauper Accoiiunt election ................................... Eugene Hospital, hospital services ................................... 44.72 B. F. Andrews, Judge of elec­ tion .......................................... John Powell, pauper allow­ ance .......................................... 8.00 Joseph Ginipl, clerk of elec­ tion .......................................... State Treasurer, state lust, for feeble minded ............. 197.99 Joseph H. Watson, clerk of election ................................... Melville G. Evans, visit to county charge ...................... 14.00 Lemuel Steele, clerk of elec­ tion .......................................... Boys’ ft Girls' Aid Society, allowance tor 1910 .......... 120.00 Hiram H. Wood, judge of election .................................. Mrs. M. E. Russell, Nov. care of paupers.............................. 322.75 Henry Chezem, judge of elec­ tion .......................................... II. W. Thompson, asst, to the John Bros................................ 4.25 N. Harwood, judge of elect'n Chas. B. Blanton, clerk of 11. W. Thompson, asst, to W. election .................................. Lgybourn ................................ 2.00 Aaron Porter, clerk of elec­ Mrs. J. 8. Benson, pauper al- tion ................................ 1 lowance ................................... 15.00 M. C. Smith, merchandise Louis G. Gerum, clerk Mrs. Johnson......................... election ......................... 5.00 Marion Tate, judge of elec­ Coburg Mercantile Co., pau­ tion .......................................... per sups..................................... 5.40 I.; P. Snapp, judge of election Eugene General Hospital, care patients......................... 22-5.54 W. G. Nesmith, judge of elec­ tion .......................................... W. T. Gordon, burial of Nel­ son ft Co. charge ............ 25.00 Felix Sparks, clerk of elec­ tion .......................................... Siuslaw Lumber Co.. pau|>er supplies ................................... 10.00 Norman B. Saxvlck, clerk of election ................................... I 0 5 W. A. Ball, mdse. . . John E. Sims, clerk of elec­ Williams ft Williams pan tion .......................................... per sups. 4.05 A. P. Churchill. Judge of elec­ Williams ft pau- tion .......................................... 18.2.¡ per sups. 4.04 a Wm. Brand, judge of elec­ Burden ft Graham, pauper tion ......................... 6.0» i supplies ................................... 1.75 8.50 John Graber. Judge of elec- 8. H. Friendly, pauper sups. 6.o' tlon .................... 4.90 35.00 Wlllaby Lewis, pauper sups. 6.0 2.15 H. S. Cline, clerk of electlou 31.00 W. A. Kuykendall, drugs.. K. C. Berg, clerk of election 6.0' I E. E. Slth, Sept, and Oct. 6.0 I 8.00 F. J. Hard, clerk of election pauper sups............................. 18.50 1 homns Pearce, judge of 6.00 Alton Hampton, sups, to pau- election ............ 2 3.9« 16.30 per &0.60 John < . Wallace, judge of Ass«- .sor's Account 19.im election ................................... 1 4.00 Alice Swift, assessor s clerk 50.00 W. H. Blair, Judge of election 19.5' I 19.54 49.88 An na Parks, asst, on assnit. 9.00 J R. Cooley, clerk of election 19.54 roll 1 5.50 J K. Barrett, clerk of elec­ 92.75 B. F. Keeney, salary as co. tion ....................................... assessor ................................... N H. Martin, clerk ofelection 33.50 Stella Wilkinson, assessor's 75.00 L. A. Ralston, clerk of elec- clerk ........................................ rd tlon ................. Coil-table Account 1.50 N W. White, judg oí eiw- C. II. Gruniug, constable fees tion .......................................... 12.UO County Surveyor’s Account 7 2.50 H M. Dainewood, judge of 8.00 c. M. Collier, co. surveyor. . election ................................... 16.40* County Judge's Account 8.25 W. I’. Huff, judge of election 12.00* llelmus W. Thompson, co. I judge ....................................... 100.00 J. E. Young, clerk of elec­ 1 5.00 tion . . . ................................... 12.00- County Treasurer’» Account 1 4.00 ii v- — I 1.00 It. E. Eastland, county treas. 100.00 W. C. Sanford, clerk of elec­ County Surveyor’s Acct 10.00 tion .......................................... 12.00 6.50 Al Miner, expense ................. I Fisk, expenses.......... 3 4.90 F H. Rosenberg, clerk of 3.00 Geo. I). election ................................... 12.00 75.00 3.00 Geo. 1). Fisk, Biliary ............ (’has. II. VanDenburg, judge 6.00 .1. C. Parker, deputy sheriff 75.00 of election ........................... 15.00 21.40 81.00 JeSBH Fisher, special work . . 3.00 Geo. O. Knowles, judge of 28.00 W. J. . Moon, auto hire.......... election ................................... 15.00 I 00 Geo. F. C roller, special dep- 51.50 John Barker, judge of elec­ uty • work ...................... 60.00 tion .......................................... 15.00 7 5.00 Jas. W. Jackson, serving sub 12.50 .1. S. Sllsby, clerk of election 15.00 poena .............................. 1 2.00 8.00 James Hemenway, clerk of 31.90 Scott and Smith, haul’g boat election ................................... 19.40 49.75 30.0(1 8. It. Pities, special deputy. . J C. .lohnsoti, clerk of elec­ Joe Nichols, special deputy tion .......................................... 15.00 work ....................................... 20.00 5.X5 Geo. H. Camp, serving papers 7.50 R. D. Hawley, Judge of elec­ tion .......................................... 75.00 M. Hawk. del. boat to Har­ 10. oo George L. Gilfry, judge of risburg ................................... 5.00 election .................. Lloyd Howe, work in sheriff's oflic... ............................................. 2 7.50 It. F. Scott, judge of election 24.75 Guy C. Stone, clerk of elec- 13.50 J. F. Callison, helping In tlon .......... .. ............ court, etc.................................. 4 < ■> r, 00 F. W. Ogrnni, clerk of elec- 1 8.00 W. F Kelsey, expenses bring tlon ing prisoner ......................... 1 1.25 5.O0 W. W. Scott, clerk of election H. L. Morris, speelal deputy sheriff ..................................... 00.00 J F Weeks, judge of election 81.00 Guy A. Armitage, Judge of 48.00 T. K. Bown. hauling prison- election ........................... (*rs ............ 5.00 George W. Shaub, judge of Wilson, expense» to 34.00 J. II election ................. Identify ................................... 15.00 2 2.75 Chester Noland, clerk 25.50 H L. Biivn, sheriff ............... 1 66.65 tlon ......................... 22.50 M. 8. Wallis, depupty sheriff I 00.00 Harry A. Howe, clerk County Clerk's A Matlock, supplies E K. Chapman, clerk of elec- 00.00 Albert Koepp, turning lights for one year .... W. C Inman, work on park. Campbell Fellman Co., sups Kerr, judge Hunter Electric -rtrlc Co., Co. «ups. I.iglit. Milter atwi Fuel Acct átlrewalt, Judge of Department, CueeiK for Nov. . . dge of Corporal io rvlce .......... snieni and Tax Collecting Acct. 1.50 May Norton, work on aaaoM- (Coutinued uu page nine) í