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TIIH RRXD M'O.KTW, I1NND, OHR WKDNKflDAY, JULY 03, 10t4.
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DISTRICT NO. 12
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COUNTY - OWES
ON TAXES
OTIf
GOOD RIDDANCE
SAYS EAST SIDE
(Continued from pago 1.)
Investigation. KIiown (lint Hend School
Hfotrict Ha Not Itoen Paid Some
91.100 Duo 4L From Old Tacn
City also to Ik-nelll by Finding
PKINBVItLK, Juno 20. As a re
sult ot the examination ot county
records by Max Crandnlt, expert ac
countant, who has boon sent here by
the City ot Hend and by School Dis
trict' No. 12, It appears that an oven
creator amount ot money wilt be
forthcoming for tho territory ho rep
resents than was at first supposed.
At least, a preliminary statement,
sent to his employora by Mr. Cran
dnll, shows that an amount in oxcoss
or the (992, claimed on road tax In
apparently duo tho city, while tho
District Rcems to have about $1500
coming to It.
Tho figures aro not complete as yet
but Mr. Crandall's preliminary re
port which will be presented In de
tail In a few days Is to this effect:
There Is due to tho city (aside
from tho road tax money) tho follow
ing for tho years listed:
1305 tax roll 51. 47
1906 tax roll C2.61
1907 tax roll 37.38
1911 tax roll 150.17
1912 tax roll 02.53
Thoro Is also a tax of about $145
duo tho city for 1912 from tho Ore
gon Trunk Kail way, which was not
extended on tho rolls.
Thoro Is due to District No. 12, ac
cording to Mr. Crandall's preliminary
findings, amounts as follows:
1912 tax roll $639.00
1311 tax roll 121.00
1910 tax roll 122.68
1906 tax roll 61.47
1.9Q6 tax roll 534.20
who hava been tho financial back
bnno of Crook county, of this afflic
tion. Since Hend hnc existed Crook
county finances has boon tho bnso tor
political intrigue nml manipulation.
"Tho old sottlod nnd dovolopod
'portions of tho county hnvo boon
mulcted of tho funds Justly duo them
through one pretext or nuother. Mon
who hnvo gono through all tho hard
ships ot rent pioneers, who hnvo ac
quired their holdings by "roughing
it", who havo raised their families
under conditions bavins? but few
ploasuros but under surroundings
conducive ot hardihood, havo sou
tho mono) paid In by thorn for legit
imate government purposes lavishly
expended for tho solo bonoflt of n few
real estnto speculators or tho plous
uro of tho office seskors.
"It Is llttlo wonder then that this
group of our cltltonohlp are anxious
tor dissolution.
"On tho other hand thoro is n con
siderable number ot people In tho
proposed "Doschutco county" who aro
opposed to county division. Thoy
claim that county division will moan
a greatly Increased taxation, nnd wo
betlovo they aro right In tholr calcu
lations, especially as to tho now coun
ties, whllo Crook county can retrench
somowhat on Its expenses tho ex
penses of tho now counties will nec
essarily bo three times as great for
several years to come.
"Some of tho residents of Red
mond havo said to us.
" "Wo would faor county division
It they had put tho boundary three
or four mites further west and left
Redmond In Crook county, but wo
shall fight county division ns now
proposed.
"Tho people In tho vicinity ot Hay
Creek nnd Willow Creek nro reported
r.s not favoring coumy envision ut
this tlmo. Redmond and Prlnevtlle
n-o divided. Paulina county I largol
In favor ot division wullo Ilond will
solidly support It, according to re
ports received, end so It goes. Wli.it
Is one section's gain may mean anoth-
crs loss.
"It Is n long tlmo yet until election
day and tlmo nnd argument mn
change many opinions. Tht Ntw
will endeavor to voice tho opinions
of ns many ns possible and thus pro
sent tho mattor so eeoh may roach
his own conclusions."
Wallowa
Lake Park
Near Joseph, Oregon, in
the Powder Hiver moun
tains, vbnehed only via
OREGON-WASHINGTON RAILROAD &
NAVIGATION CO.
is an ideal lake and
mountain vesovt. Live
out of doors, Breathe
pure, invigorating air.
Enjoy the pursuit of
nature - given pleasures.
Willamette University
Summer School
in session to August 7.
Tloketi on sale every day nt
ONE AND ONE-THIRD FARE
for tlio round trip.
For full particulars, ask
any agent of the
o-w. r. a N.
The BRICK GARAGE
ON BOND STREET
THK LAHOKJjT AND DKST
garage building lit Ontrnt Oregon.
HTOHAUK AT MODlJRATlC HATCH
Kxport Repair Work nt Fair Prices '
RESULTS GUARANTEED
Wo Distribute ClmtmetN A Saxon (nrs nnd Moldou
(JASOI.l.Vr 8UNHH1I
lEb Bond Garage Company
Trucks
:s "
'A,
It. i:. Hardy
i:. If. llrtmkn
T. W. Manly
Total
$1468.31
jt-Tho city of Prlnovllle has now re
c,eltijU from the county $1694, duo It
through oversight in old accounting.
JSOUiCSB amounts aro sums that ac
tually havo been collected but not
credited io-Dlstrlct No. 12. There
Is also a couple of hundred dollars
for others, but details ot these claims
have not us yet been worked, out
WASH HOILKKS.
Copper Non-Rust tin and galva
nized. Skuso Hardware Co. Adv.
650 SIGNERS ON
PETITION NOW,
(ConUnued from pngo 1.)
everyone talked to. In addition many
voters from outlying districts, such
as Milllcan and Imperial, havo boon
seen In town nnd nil havo signed.
Petitions havo been left In tho
various towns for the voters who
come In from tho ranches and will bo
number of signatures to dntu Is 04 C.
JcffcrMiit Men Hero.
On Saturday I.. 11. Inlng of Mad
ras and O. C. Young of Culvor, prom
tnout In tho Jefferson county division
movement, eru In town to dlseum
tho campaign with local mon, nnd
both made addresses at tho noon
luncheon of tho Commercial Club.
Mr. Irving spoke of tho condition
which tho Jefferson county worker
nan cneoumorou wnen inoy nrst wont
out with tholr petitions In respect to
tho foar hold by many that division
would lncreiuo taxes. To show that
this need not bo necessarily so he
called attention to tho taxation fig
ures for the past seven )ears as fol
lows: Year. Tax for all purposes.
1907 $108,131.40
1908 130.137.30
1909 lGS.CC9.9r,
1910 192.220.ee
1911 ' 252,048.21
1912 328,418.37
reasonable, ho naked, to hollos o thnt
smaller counties could bn maintained
for something like that flguro rather
than n multiple of tho flguro fur
1913? Ho also called attention o
tho figures on taxation In Shormaij
county. There, ho said, heforo that
county separated from Wnsco, tho
pooplo wore paying a 20 mill tax and
a $3 pall tax. In tho 10 years fol
lowing thn separation tholr average
tax was 9.0 mills and for tho pssti
row years 3 mills ot thnt wns a spo-1
clai tax lovlod for road purposes,
Mr, Young followed Mr. Irving
with a Btatamont of tho feeling In tho
north end on tho subject nnd A pleu
for united urtort on all sides to brlnyc
about victory In November Ho call
ed attention to tho differing Inter
ests of the threo sections or Crook
county and pointed out thnt harmony
and united effort worn (mposnlhln is
things now nro and that tho pronoun)
split would honetU tho old eounty nn I
tho two now ones. Following Mr.
Young a number nt local men spoke
each ono urging tho necessity of hard
work In tho campaign.
Map to Show l.lnex.
In order to show tho lines of. the
now counties thn lornl commlitcu Is
having preparod small maps of tho
present county with Ihu now boun
darlei sot down Thoao will bo dis
tributed In tho different sections of
thn county wherever petitions nro lef
for signing In thn rtinnntluin every
voter Is urged to sign Die petition, or.
If he has doubts as to tlio lustier,
to call upon snmo member of thn
committee to go over tho proposition
with him, and Inform himself so as
to dent Intelligently -with It.
Bent In as soon as filled. Not count-1
Ing the names shown op theso but! 1913 -(11,143.29
taking only tho ones now In tho I If all of Crook county could bo run
bands of tho comm'ttco the total In 1911, for $252,648 was It not us
The Dairy Commissioner rules that
Butter Wrappers
. MUST BE MARKED '
Pairy liultcr full weight Riven in
ounues and the name and address of
the maker. Do yours comply with
the law? . If not, have some printed
" that do.
THE BEND BULLETIN
DIHUOTORY OF OFFICIALS.
United Hlnte.
I'rcitldont Woodrow Wilton
VlcoJ'pnlduiiU.TIiomnn It. Mnmlmll
Secretary fit Btnto , . , , ,V, J, llrynu
Hocrothror Navy , .Josophun Daniels
Secretary of War . , , ,Ii, M. (Inn-hum
floorotnry ot Interior . . . ,1 K. I,ntn
Secretary Agriculture I), I'. Houston
Secretary of Treasury ,YV. V. MaAdoo
Hucrotnry Commerce . ,V. C, Redfluld
Bocrotary of Labor , . , , W. II, Wilson
Attorney Ooiiornt ..Jim, Moltoynulds
Postmaster Clonornl .Albert llurloson
State.
Governor Oswald West
Secretary of Btnto ....II. W. Olcott
Treasurer Thou, II. Krt)
Atty (Jeuernl A. M. Crawford
Superintendent Publlo Instruction .
...... J, A, Churchill
Htntu printer It. A. Harris .
Coinniiloiiur labor BtatUtlc . , . f
. . . O. P. Holt
Onnto Warden ........ W. L. I'lnluy
Btnto Knglneur John H, Lewis
United Btules Hoimtor , , .
Ocorgo H. Clinmborlnln
Harry W. I.nu.i
Congressmen .......A. W. I.afforty
. . . . N. B. Blnnott
W. A, Hswloy
Crook County.
Circuit Court Juilaa W. I,. llrniUhnw
District Attorney W. II Vlrt '?
county Judgu o. springer
Clerk '. , . Wurroit Ilro wu
Hhorlff Frank Klklns
Treasurer Ralph Jord.in
Assessor II. A. Poster
School Bupt J. K. Myers
Coroner P. II. Poludoxtor
Surveyor Fred A. Itlco
Commissioners It. II llnyley
Willis W. Drown
Hie Courts,
Circuit-Meets first Monday In
September and Decemnor and second
Monday In March.
Probate Meets first Monday In
onoh month.
Commissioners' Meets first Wed
nesday In January, Marsh, May, Jul),
September, Novwmbor and December.
llriul School RUlrlrl No, III.
Directors. . . .Ctydo M. McKay. Climu
.....J. N. Hunter
It. M Smith
Clerk 11. J. Ovsrturf
City of Hend.
Ma) or II. A. Miller1
Recorder II. O Kins
Treasurer Mary IC. Coleman
Chief ot Polls ...... 8. K. Roberts
City attorney V. A. I'orbe
City Kngtucer ....George B. Young'
City physlalan Dr. U. C Coo
Councllmen II. K. Allen.
Thoa. Auiirt
A. B. Collins
M. I). Knutseu
J. I). Davldion
K, A', Bather
Jtwllcoof the Peace.
Hend Precinct J. A. Katies,
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