paoi: .
T
E
BIDS FOR SUPPLIES IS
CHIEF BUSINESS.
Portland Firms Hillnnlt Same Offer
for Iti-ccirtl Hooks Two Bids
ro Miulc for Transcribing;
Crook County HeconlM.
(From Monday's Dally.)
OponliiB of IiI1b for tlio transcrib
ing of rcconlH from tlio Crook coun
ty hooks to tlio hooka of Deschutes
county, tlio furnishing of record
books, mid typewriters, constituted
the order of tho day when tlio Des
chutes county court met in the coun
cil chambers of the O'ICanu building
this morning.
Tho contract for furnishing record
books was sought by four Portland
firms, and by what was considered
nt least n romnrlaiMo colncldui.ee,
nil four bids wcro for tho sumo
amount.
Illdx nro Varied.
For tho transcription of records,
two bids were ontcrcd, ono by A, It,
Ilowman, of I'rlnuvlllo, and Urn Crook
County Abstract company. Mr. How
man offored to handle tho work for
bovcii cents n folio, Including car
bon copies, with six rents n folio for
work dono without copies. Tho Crook
County Abstract Co., on ono kind of
work, submitted a hid of seven and
,35 cents, and on another variety, n
quotation of seven cents. These
bids Included carbon copies, without
which u reduction of oua and one
half cotilH per folio was offorod,
Tho afternoon was largely takon
up with discussion of tho bids sub
mitted, and tho relatlvo merits of of
fers uud of tho stock.
TiutoiMJii pouch hiiuvici: on
SUNDAYS TO TAKE PLACE OV
KAILWAV CliKltK CITY DE
LIVBUY WILL UK HOON.
(From Tuesday's Dally.)
Effective February 1, no railway
Jim 1 1 clerk will serve on Hunday trains
to lleud, Postmaster Henry 1). Ford
Is notified. A pouch Hurvlni will be
substituted, but this will allow for
no distribution until Monday, of mull
from points along the Hue. The
change will make no alteration In
the disposal of through mall. This
schedule Is to continue In order un
til further notice.
Mr. Ford announces that all Is In
readiness for u city mall delivery,
us hoou as sidewalks are put In by
thu city I'ouiilll, but It Is not believed
thut this ran be done for the next
four or five mouths. Street signs,
prepared by the Ladles' Auxiliary,
are pruetlcully ready for use.
When the carrier system Is estab
lished, It Is tho Intention to have
men on duty, and this. Mr. Ford says,
would greatly relievo tho present
rungestlon, as not only would many
of tho boxes now In use be vacated,
but tho gonorut delivery window
would coiiiu Into only occasional use,
CLOW RETS RELEASE
FROM PORTLAND NINE
Local Pitcher Nvdi Mom Experience
to Qualify for 1'iutrr Company,
TIiIiiUn Wullrr MiCmlle.
Until lust Saturday, when ho was
released by Mutineer McCredlo, of tho
Portland baseball ulub, Carl Clow,
of lleud, was due for a trip to tho
lletu'li of Wulklkut and Honolulu.
Hut tho trip has not panned out for
this local aspirant for a pitching po
sition with thu Portland Heavers.
Clow Is only ono of three, how
over, who failed to come under tho
O. K. stamp of tho Portland man
agor. Clow pitched for Ileml during most
of Inst svuson. He halls from La
Pino, Is only 18 years old and has
good prospocts, with a little more
bush experience.
STUDENTS PASS EXAMINATIONS.
J. Alton Thompson, superinten
dent of schools, reports tho following
(initial list of successful candidates
for elght-grado examinations, which
entitles thorn to promotion Into thu
high schools of tho county: Uraco
Dottrel), Katliryn Day, (ludrun Dutt,
Walter Dlmlck, LydU 8herrer and
Harry Snyder of llonrt; Allison Prlch
rd and Francis Hedtleld, ot Deschutes,
IIINl!
CHAR ORDERED
FOR LOCAL Ml
I
In tho master of tho McKcnzIo
road.
At this tlmo Mr. Hastings, Super
visor of tho Deschutes National
Forest asked to bo heard upon tho
question of tho co-operation of tho
National Forest Sorvico with this
county In tho construction of and
Improvement of tho McKcnzIo road
from Sisters, Oregon, to tho Lano
County line, and consent being there
upon had, Informed tho court that
tho government would duplicate any
fund created by this court for tho
reconstruction and Improvement of
said road and requesting that an ap
propriation of ten thousand dollars
bo mado for such purposo and stating
that application thorofor must bo on
fllo in tho offlco of tho District For
ester nt Portland, Oregon, not lator
thnn December 30, 10 16, and It ap
pearing to tho court that propor con
sideration of tho matter can not bo
had at this tlmo, but thot tho priv
ileges of the county should bo Bavcd
by mnklng such application as re
quired by tho laws of tho United
States and that tho sum of 15000.00
would bo sufficient for such work as
may bo necessary In tho year 1917,
it was
OKDEIIED that tho potltton of
this court, in words following, bo
presented to tho United States Na
tional Forest Servlro, so that said
funds may bo allotted and used If
It should bo doomed propor here
nftor to enter such co-oporntlon.
To tho Honorablo, tho Secretory of
Agriculture (Through tho District
Forester, Portland, Oro.,) "Wash
ington, D. C,
Sir:
It Is petitioned by the County
Court of Deschutes County, Oregon,
In special session aBsombled this
28th day of Dccombor, 1910, that
federal aid undur tho provisions of
Soctlon 8 of tho "Federal Aid Itond
Act" ho granted to Deschutes County
In tho relocating nml construction of
that port of tho road, to bo known
as tho MrKonzIo Highway, lying
within thu Deschutes National Forest
In townships 14 mid Id south,
ranges 8 and 9 cast, Wlllamettu mer
idian. Tho public needs to bo sorved by
this road will permit tho Interming
ling of two settled portions of tho
Stato, Central Oregon and tho Will-
nmetto Vnlloy and will glvo to tho
traveling public a much desired
trans-mountain highway. It Is tho
dcslra of this Court to perfect this
trans-mouutnln road now In uso to
n considerable extent. Tho present
road Is comparatively Impassable
nnd In view of tho fact that that
part of tho McKenzIo hlghwny, ly
ing within tho Cascade National For-
OBt, In Lano County, Oregon, Is be
ing constructed under a co-opcrntlvo
arrangement whoroby Fedornl funds
as well as County funds nro being
used, It Is uakod that Foderal nld
ho granted to Deschutes County In
Constructing Its portion of this Im
portant highway.
It Is understood that the survey
on the ground bus bcou mado by
your olllco, that approximately four
miles of now construction will bo
required and that it has been tenta
tively estimated that 110.000.00 will
bo required to complete tho work.
It Is proposed that tho County
of Deschutes co-operato with the
Federal (loverumuiit under Section
8 of thu "Federal Aid Itond Act," In
tho construction of this road, each
party of the cn-oporutlvo agreement
bearing 60 per cunt of tho cost of
plans, estimates and construction.
The execution of this project will
He with thu Department of Agricul
ture, and funds to defray the Couu
ty'H portion of tho oxpuuse will be
deposited In thu United States Treas
ury. Very respectfully,
W.M. I). II A JINKS,
Judge of thu County Court.
A. LH MACKINTOSH,
Commissioner.
L. B. SMITH,
Commissioner.
In tho matter of tho County Of
flco Hooms:
And now Is prosontcd tho proposal
of tho Deschutes Investment Com
pany to furnish this County with of
fices In Its proposed building on Ore
gon street In llend, according to tho
plans submitted, whereupon It is
ordered:
That said nronosnl tin nml Mm unnin
hereby is accepted and tho District
Attorney Is hereby dlrocted to pre
pare contracts In accordance with
snld nronosnl. unit thn Pmmiv lnrli-.
Is hereby Instructed to oxeruto such
cuiiiruci, auu in suumit tlio same to
tho next session or this Court for Its
approval.
On motion, duly made, seconded
nnd carried, tho Court then adjourn
ed until Its next regular meeting.
WM. D. I1AHNBS,
Judgo.
A. L. MACKINTOSH,
Commissioner.
L. B. SMITH.
Pniil lilt nit Intint
Attest: J. H. HANKH,
Clerk,
llond, Oregon, January 3, 1917.
He It romomberod, that tho an
nual IllOOtlllir of thn Cmmtv fnnrt
of Deschutes County, Oregon, was
hoW on Wednesday, January 3, 1917,
witil day being tho day roqulred by
law for holding a mooting of said
Court, ami at which were present -I..
B. Smith nnd A. I. Mackintosh.
County Commissioners, J. H. Huuer,
County Clerk, und 8. B. Huberts.
Sheriff.
Tho meotlnr was rinlv n,n..i i
order at 10 o'clock, a, in., by L. B.
COUNTY
I
PROEEDI
oiuiiii, woo was named for temporary
chairman In the absence ot the
County Judge.
In the matter of the County Offices:
IH3NO BULLETIN, BEND, OKEOON,
Ordorcd that tho mattor of rent
ing cortaln offices for tho uso of this
County ho continued until tho next
mooting of tho Court.
In tho matter of tho supplies of
Ofllcors:
Ordered that all offlcora of tho
County present n list of necessary
books nnd supplies to this Court nt
tho next meeting.
In tho matter of Dolegates to tho
Irrigation Congress:
Ordorcd that this Court appoint
Wm. D." Barnes, (leorgo S. Young,
A. Li. Mackintosh, Clydo M. McKay,
and H. II. DcArmond delegates to
tho Irrigation Congress.
In tho mattor of Election Pre
cincts: Ordered that this matter bo con
tinued to tho next regular mooting.
In tho matter of Iload Supervis
ors: Ordered thnt this mattor bo con
tinued until tho next meeting of this
Court.
Tho petition of J. D. Ilowman for
Supervisor of Itond District No. G
wnB received nnd continued.
Tho petition of David L. Miller
for appointment ns Doputy Sheriff
was roforrcd to tho Sheriff.
On motion tho meeting was ad
journed to January 17, 1917, at 10
o'clock, a. m.
WM. D. DAIINES,
County Judgo. ,
A. L. MACKINTOSH,
Commissioner.
L. B. SMITH,
Commissioner.
Attest! J. H. IIANBIt,
County Clerk.
Tho County Court of Deschutes
County, Oregon, mot at tho Council
Chnmbor In tho O'Kano building In
Hond, on Janunry 17, 1017, pursu
ant to adjournment.
Mombors prcsont: Wm. D. Barnes,
County Judgo; L. B. Smith, Com
missioner; J. II. Iinnor, Clork, and
S. B. Roberts, Sheriff. Commission
er Mackintosh absent.
Tho mooting wns duly called to
order by Wm. I). Ilarncs, County
Judgo, nftorwhlch tho following pro
ceedings woro had, to-wlt: '
In tho mattor of Assessment Ilolls
nnd Wanks:
Aftor discussion ot this subject at
length with tho Assessor, W. T. Mill
lurkoy, said assessor was directed to
work out and Install a bound syB
torn ot assessment rolls similar to
tho system used In Crook County.
In tho mattor of tho Collection of
Taxes for 191C:
It was ordered that tho Sheriff
proceed at onco to trnnscrlbo and
collect tho taxes charged ngalnBt
property In this County on tho Tax
Halls of Crook County, and that ho
employ ono competent deputy there
for, who shall glvo bond na required
by said Sheriff.
Justices of tho Pcaco:
Ordorcd that all Justices of tho
Pcaco In Deschutes County who havo
been duly oloctod, shall again qual
ify for such olllco by filing tholr bond
nnd onth ot olllco In tljo olllco ot tho
County Clork for this County.
Curonor's Dond:
Tho Dond ot tho Coroner, Blmor
Nlswongur. with tho National Suroty
Company as surety thereon, together
with his oath of olllco, wero ordered
approved and placed on record,
On motion tho Court was adjourn
ed, to meet at 1:30 o clock, p. in., on
snld dato.
Court ro-convoned nt 1:30 o'clock,
p. in., January 17, 1917, pursuant
to adjournment, members prcsont,
Wm. 1). Ilarues, Judgo; L. B. Smith,
Commissioner; J. II. Hiiuur, Clork,
nnd 8. B. Roberta, Sheriff.
Hooks, Transcripts, Olllco Flies,
nnd Furniture:
The Clerk wns ordorcd to ndvor
tlso for proposals for Hooks for
roemd purposes, for transcripts of
Crook County records, for neces
sary furniture, nnd olllco supplies ac
cording to tho several specifications
on filu, said call for bids to specify
that the Court reserved tho right to
reject any and nil bids, or to con
tinue tho dato thereof, that certi
fied chocks payable to the County
Treasurer ho attached to all bids,
that all bids bo filed not lutor thnn
5 o'clock p. nt. on January 27, 1917,
nnd that such bids bo publicly op
ened on January 29, 1917, at any
hour of Bald day convenient to tho
Court.
County Fair:
Petitions woro presented from clt
Izoui of Itedmond and Sisters, ask
ing for locations for the County Fair,
nnd It was then orderod that con
sideration of this matter be contin
ued until tho next regular meeting.
In the matter ot County Account
ing: Ordered that tho County Judgo
correspond with nn,d employ a com
petent accountant to prescribe the
forms for account books tor tho sev
eral olllclals.
County Olllclnl Newspaper
This matter then came on for hear
ing, nnd It appearing to the satis
faction ot the Court that Tho Demi
Hullotln. a wookly newspaper print
ed nnd published nt lleud, Deschutes
County, Oregon, has tho largest cir
culation of any newspaper pub
llshod within this County, as re
quired by Chapter 2302 ot Lord's
Oregon Laws, which Bald llend Hul
letln proposes to publish tho pro
ceedings ot this Court, also all of
ficial notices of this Court, und nil
tho official reports required by law
ot tho sovornl county officers to be
published, nt tho rate ot $25.00 per
month, and after due consideration
ot said matter, It was
OHDEHBD. That Tho Bond Hul
lotln, a weekly newspaper printed
and published In llend, Deschutes
County, Oregon, bo and the samo ts
hereby designated and appointed tho
ottlclal newspaper of said County, as
required by said Chapter 2903 ot
Lord's Oregon Laws, and thnt Its
compensation therefor bo $35 por
montn.
In tho matter ot tho Supervision
ot uoau work:
Ordered, that each member ot this)
Court have tho supervision of tho
THUnHDAV, FKHlWAnV 1, 1017.
Hit OOOO JUDttE f IND3 TML Off
YOU MARK MV WORDS
ANY MAN TAKING A DIGGER
aitW OF W-D CUT TOBACCO
THAN THAT, IS A TOBACCO
GLUTTON AND WC OON'T C
USC
RICH
SMALL
WANT GLUTTONS ON THE
FORCE. f
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YOU notice a fine regard for appearance among the
officers from Roundsmen to Captain that's one
reason they are so keen for W-I3 CUT Chewing.
The pass-word among these gentlemanly fellows is It
you won't take a little chew don't take any." No need
to disfigure the face, when a nibble of rich tobacco gives
more satisfaction than a wad of ordinary stuff also less
grinding and spitting. Take a tip from the officer on W-B.
Mac's I WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, 50 Uatoa Sqoire, Hew YotkClty
subject to tho approval of tho other
members ot tho Court.
In tho matter of tho County Agri
culturalist: Ordored, that tho olllco of County
Agriculturalist bo established ,nnd
maintained In this County, nnd that
tho Clork bo and hereby Is Instruct
ed to notify tho Stato Agricultural
College of this order.
After duo consideration by tho
Court, tho following mattors wero
continued to tho next meeting, to
wlt: 1. Tho appointment of Road Su
pervisors. 2. Bstabllshtng of Iload nnd
School Supervisors. ,
3. Establishing and fixing of the
boundaries ot election precinct and
voting places.
4. Tho appointment of Judges and
Clerks ot Election.
5. Tho appointment of nnd fixing
tho salary of a County Agricultur
alist. C. Tho consideration of tho "Wid
ows' Pension" law, and Its applica
tion. 7. Tho consideration ot tho Rabbit
Uounty 1MI1, and Its application.
8. Tho Coyoto Bounty Law, and
tho payment of bounties thereunder.
On motion, duly mndo and second
U '
Shevlin Pine
IttRl KNOW QUUtT TOBACCO )
YOU'RE RIOUT sin
!l lltAVt ITTO THlL,
HL WllCEOrriCERSl '
MVCRALOrOUA MCH
W - 0 BECAUSE
TOBACCO AN
CHEW SATIS
ed, tho Court then adjourned, to meet
at tho Council Chamber In tho
O'Kano building, in Ucnd, on Janu
ary 29, 1917, at tho hour of 10
o'clock n. m.
WM. D. BAItNBS,
County Judgo,
L. E. SMITH,
County Commissioner.
(Continued next week.)
COLLEGIANS TO DINE
Hnlf n Hundred Will Ho nt Gnthcr
Injr, Decides Committee.
Approximately 50 university nnd
collcgo'mcn will nttend tho organiza
tion dinner to bo given In February,
according to tho list of guests com
piled Inst night by tho tomporary
momborshlp committee, meeting at
tho Bmblcm club.
Whllo tho dnto for tho dinner was
originally sot for Fobruary 12, this
has been set nsldo becauso ot tho
boxing match scheduled for the samo
ovcnlng between Hilly Gcorgo nnd
Valley Trnmbltas. Tho tlmo for the
gathering will bo announced by tho
commlttco.
v dtjjtf
T'S L to rinu oui i
DAL ABOUT QUALITY!
rttsj tobacco. r
SOLD BY
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
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TRIES TO ENTER
LOCAL HOSPITAL
UNKNOWN MAN TEIHIORIZEH
NURSES, HUT FLEES WIII2.V
HELP COMBS ATTEMPT SEC
OND WITHIN WEEK.
A hurried telephono call from Miss
Annetto Hlodgett, nurso nt tho' Bond
Surglcnl Hospital, nt 9:15 o'clock
last night, brought Dr. J. C. Vonde
vcrt, Chief of Pollco Nixon nnd Night
Officer Frank Kulp to tho Bcono, but
nothing could bo found ot tho man J
who Miss Hlodgett claimed had at
tempted to break Into tho placo,
Tho description sho gnvo Is that tho
man wns tall, woro n black slouch
hat and long overcoat, and tallies
with thnt given by Miss Duolah Den
nett, anothor nurso, nnd Joo Young,
a patient at tho hospital.
Tho two nurses wero in a bck
room In tho building when they saw
tho man rattling tho window, ap
parently trying to force his way In.
Young, still using crutches, neces
sitated by an injured foot, enmo to
their relief, but found that tho only
revolver In tho building was with
out sholls. After thoy had used tho
tolcphono, they saw tho man In front
of tho hospital, and this tlmo ho
menaced Miss Dlodgett nnd Young
with a rovolvcr. Tho nurses ran up
stairs and locked themselves In un
til help camo.
All three, who woro down stairs
at tho tlmo tho man first appeared.
caught a full look at his faco, anil
bollevo they would bo ablo to Identi
fy him.
Dr. Vandovort states that tho at
tempt is tho second within n wook'n
tlmo, the first having boon mado last
Thursday night . Ho docs not be
llovo that rohbory was tho object.
Clean up and paint up. Soo Ed
wards. Adv.
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I road work pertaining to his district
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