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1KIDAV, JlE23, 1011 WEEKLY ROGUE RIVER COURIER i ; i ' ; I ; '. i ' 1 ! . i 1 'M . 1 i :. ; i l .f : v - , t - i t.-l i ' PROCEEDINGS HAD IN THE COUN TY COURT VOIi JOSEPHINE COUNTY, OREGON. June, 1011, Term. Court met Wednesday, June 7th, 1911, pursuant to law, there being present: II. S. Woodcock, Commissioner. C. L. Barlow, Commissioner. S. T. Cheshire, Clerk and Will C. Smith, Sheriff, whereupon the following proceedings ware had, to-wlt: In the matter of the petition of Walter Hulbert, et al. for a county road in sections 15, 10, 9, 4, Twp. 18 8. R. t west: The county board of road viewers ordered to meet on June 14th, 1911, or within fire days thereafter, and rlew, surrey and lay out eald road and report to the Court at the July, 1911, term. Statement of 8. F. Cheshire, Coun ty Clerk, In the matter of the Issu ance of county warrants for scalp bounties for and during the month of May, 1911, examined and approv ed. Robert S. Crockett, Superrlsor of road district No. 6, ordered to open Urand arenue and Washington at., In the townslte of Browndale, for pub lic travel. In the matter of the change of a portion of the county road near 1ma station, on Slate creek, the re port of the county board of road viewers was duly considered by the Court, and Wednesday, July 5th, 1911, at 10 o'clock a. m., at the r A TT - I . 1 in. - J ?l A and place for the final determination of the Court In Bald matter. The Sheriff of Josephine County was ordered to sell at public sale for carh all the lands In which the coun ty or other public corporation has acquired title during; the previous year by reason of delinquent tax ales; said lands to be sold for not less than the accrued taxes, penal ties and Interest charged against the same; said sale to take place at the front door of the Court House In the City of Grants Tans, on Saturday, July IB, 1911, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. The pint of Madrona Heights Ad dition to the City of Grants Pass, Oregon, examined and approved by the Court, and ordered plaeed on rec ord In the office of the County Clerk. In the mntter of the payment of claims, the following accounts wore audited and allowed, the Clerk order ed to Ihhuo county warrants In pay ment thereof: W. H. Fallln, Assessor's sal ary for May, 1911 1 80.00 W. H. Fallln, Assessor's sal ary for Juno, 1911 24.00 D. O. Hayes, AsseRsor's sal ary for Mny, 1911 80.00 8. H. Mack, work on roads.... 68.50 8. H. Mack, work on roads.... 12.00 (ids Carson, work on roads ... 28.75 Tat O'nrlen, work on roads ... 29.00 Walter Meek, work on roads.. 24.55 T. W. Stelwlg, work on roads 28.00 Guy Whipple, work on roads.. 9.80 L. B. Endes, work on roads.. 80.00 C. L. Barlow, Commission er's per diem 27.80 C. L. Barlow, mdse. for - roads 350.85 F. D. Strieker, cor. fees 29.75 H. A. Steblnger, Juror cor. Inq 1.80 R. Ii. F,npy, Juror cor. Inq 1.80 H. L. Wilson, Juror cor. Inq. 1.80 Sam Alderson, Juror Qor. Inq. 1.80 Win. Anderson, Juror cor. Inq. 1.00 W. M. Chllders. luror cor. Inq 1.00 W. A. McMlchnol, witness cor. Inn 1.60 Wm. Anderson, witness cor, Inq 1.50 K. M. Kills. wltnonB cor. Inq. 1.50 R. V. Wnllnce, witness cor. I Inq 1.60 L, R. Thompson, witness cor. Inq 1.50 W. 8. VanPyko, atty. fees, cor. Inq 6.00 ToMopli Pollock, tux refund ... 82.05 Chn. Thompson, asst. olnhth grndo exam 13.50 nushong & Co., supplies 10.00 Goo. V. Elder, mdse, for pau per 5.00 Josephine Livery Co., teams ronds 1.60 Josephine Mrcry Co., team for pauper 1.60 W. II. Flnnngnn, entn. of Insane 5. an J. P. Trunx, exam, of Insane 6.00 !. T. Woolfolk. plumbing Co. home 175.00 A. H. Mock, Constable, Stnte vs, Pnrker 4.5ft A. 11. Mock, Constable, State vs. Iliiddloston 42.80 A. 11. Mock, Constiblo, State vs. Parker 6.00 A, II. Mock, Constable, State vs. Parker' 8.80 A H. Mork. Constable, State vs. Mock A. II. Mock. Constable, State vs. Merrill 8.80 1.70 1.70 8.75 A. 11. Mock, Countable, State vs. Jones O O. Olum, telephone Co! home uorjue Hlver water Co., wat er for May, 1911 8.8S RoKue Hirer Kleotrle Co., lUbtM for Mny. 19U F. TV Monre, mdse. for roads J. R. IMrrnon, stamp, sup plies, rto 7.801 8. HO M0 Luther HeMnnon, nine days truant officer 18,00 M. R, Monro, lmlnc. Co, home Horace C. Hull, runt and fuel un"uuw ,n "uru Arch Reynolds, work on roads Paw, Oregon, was fixed as the time,, ,.,'. nn rnn,. 11.00, to July Int. 19U 58.00 Horace C. llnll, establishing pub, comers 14.00 f'nnton rtowell, aiippUoa Sheriffs office 1.15 l'aclftc Pint. Printing Co., supplies 10.50 Vn.'lflc SUt. ft Printing Co., 'Mlpl'lto 1.25 l.ounn Chamberlain, Vurlal of Vupfr 4 00 Henry Pfefferle, expense bur ial of pauper ..... 18.60 J. F. Burke, fruit Inspector per diem 78.10 Glass & Prudhomme, assess ment rolls ........ 60.00 Glass & Prudhomme, sup plies 21.75 WIK C. Smith, stamps, laun dry for Jail, etc 6.20 Mrs. D. J. Wlmer, tax re fund 7.00 P. B. Oldlng, auto hire, grand Jury 6.00 W. C. Fry, cash paid for roads 10.00 J, D. Franklin, fencing for roads 66.25 Rogue River Lbr. Co., lum ber for roads 10.8t W. M. Richards, mdse. for roads 16.40 Rogue River Hardware Co., mdse for roads ...... 121.40 James Trimble, repairing jail 88.21 James Trimble, blacksmith for roads 86.71 Leonard ft Neaa, blacksmith roads 1.60 Jewell Hdw, Co., mdse. for roads 80.60 M. L. Boucher, blacksmith for roads 4.20 Chas. Agee. work on roads.... 57.50 Alonzo Jones, work on roads 15.00 R. H. Johnson, fencing New Hope road 6.20 J. W. Johnson, fencing New Hope road 7.70 Fred F. Robertson, fencing New Hope road 2.60 George Jones, work on roads 51.45 A. E. Jacokes, work on roads 10.00 27.50 10.00 65.00 82.60 10.00 22.00 92.00 Frank Smith, work on roads C. E. Barney, work on roada U. O. Burr, work on roads Chas. Hayden, work on roads Louis Lucke, work on roads Alonzo Jones, work on roads 0r7al Robertson, work on roads 21.00 George Jones, work on roads 55.00 Milton Reynolds, work on roads 61.00 W. H. Jordan, work on roads 49.60 J. A. Conner work on roads 27.60 Dan Wlltrout, work on roads 17.60 Paul Ruttencutter, work on roads 20.00 Jdff Lindsay, work on roads 45.00 lilchard Lindsay, work on roads 45.00 George Genera, work on roads 90.75 11 Ruttencutter, work on roads 45.00 Richard Fldler, work on roads 45.00 Jacob, Glewltz, work on roads 17.50 Mans OlHcn, work on roads.... 12.60 f has. McCann, work on roads 20.00 J. C. Morgan, work on roads 12.60 John Fritz, work on roads.... 22.60 Fred RobertBon, work on ronds 22.50 James Stringer, work on roada 22.50 Scott Stringer, work on roads 22.50 O. A. Baker, work on roads.. 7.50 Real Brockman, work on roads 15.00 Thurston Culp, work on ronds 22.75 Pat Kelley, work on roads Win. Paul, work on roads.... 15.00 Otis Burr, work on roads 40.60 A. R. Williams, work on ronds II. N. Parker, work on roads Frank Diss, work on roads.... II. L. Lewis, work on roads.... E111II Sappl, work on roads.... Robert Trengor, work on roads L. II. Fades, work on roads ... V. A. Watts, work on roads Edw. Krabseth, work on ronds R. F. (!llmon. work on ronds 27.50 .5.00 8.75 57.00 60.00 (5.00 20.00 10.00 8.00 50.00 Grunts Pass Hdw. Co., mdse. for roads 103.97 Cramer Btor., mdse. for ronds 7.00' t Iflc Tel. & Tel. Co., tole- phone service 15.90 Coron-Hooth Ildw. Co., tndse. Co. homo (Mum. A. Crow, Justice, State vs. Haven J. M. Mason, Constnhlo, State vs, Haven C'hns. A. Crow, Justice, State vs. Kmerlck .1. M Mnson, Constable. State 8.051 I S.45 I 8.50 3.80 I vs, Kmerlck 20.60 C'linn. A. Crow, Justice, State vs. Darker ,1. M. Mason, Constable, State 4.40 vs. Murker 110.80 .1 M. Mason, Constable, State vs. Knynrt 11.50 Chns. A. Crow, Justice, State vs. Knyart John MeCaslin, witness Jut- ' tlee Court (loo. UkM, witness Justice Court Link Kills, witness Justice Court llufcene IVekor, witness Jus tice Court K. R. Williams, witness Jua tlco Court J. Vnnnkea, witness Jus tice Court Karl Vannkea, witness Jus tice Court r !'. N. Robertson, witness Jus tlee Court James Holman. Justice Wid geon Inq E. S. VanDyke, atty, fees ror. tin) 7.00 8.10 8.10 3.10 3.10 1.00 1.00 1.01 1.00 t bV Louahrlde, physician cor, Inq U. L. Plsbrow, Juror cor. Inq. . 11 Mock, Juror cor. Inq .... R. V. Rotors, Juror cor. Inq. J. A. Hysert. witness luror 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 cor. Inq. . S. Smith, Juror cor. Inq. ... Smith. Juror cor. Inn Yliii Opdvckc, work In Clerk's office Junes Holman. Justbe. State I'urker 4 2 60 4 65 4.45 .'ii'tie llo'nt.'ui, DS,nte .tables Molm ui, s IVlNls J.'.mi-s Holman, s. Tlbbits .1 nsi lee, Plate State JllMtl 1.S5 1.85 Jnnl Ice, State James Holman, Justice, State vs. Meade . James Holman, Justice, State vs. Huddleston 10.75 James Holman, Justice, State vb. John Doe 1-85 James Holman, Justice, State vs. Walters . 1.85 James Holman, Justice, State vs. Brodwlck 2.70 James Holman, Justice, State . vs. Jones 4.80 Albert Dirlns, witness Jus tice Court - 1.90 A. H. Mock, witness Justice Court 1.00 Dollle Bert, witness Justice Court l.0 E. J. Arnold, witness JuBtlce Court 16.20 Leroy Huddleston, witness Justice Court 11.20 A. H. Mock, witness Justice Court - 1.00 Verne Coburn, witness Jus tice Court 1.00 Bertie Williams, witness Jus tice Court 1.00 Earl Hyde, witness Justice Court 1.00 Byron Tead, witness Justice Court 1.00 Link Ellis, Constable, State rs. Miller 17.05 Will C. Smith, board of pris oners 14.40 Will C. Smith, transportation of prisoners 12.60 R. Frankum, tending ferry in May, 191D 40.00 J R. Williamson, board of 'Co. poor 202.50 Isaac Allen, care of pauper.... 15.00 Eclus Pollock, Btamps and supplies .. 5.60 Wm. Hayes, repairing shoes for paupers 6.05 So. Ore. Supply Co., mdse. Co. home 44.10 P. P. Proctor, printing 86.60 A. U. Bannard, mdse. for Jail 1.75 D. C. Mclntyre, board of road hands 69.25 J. T. Roberson, work on roads 21.88 Bud Reynolds, work on roads 15.00 98.50 85.00 62.50 T. B. Elliott, work on roads.. F. P. Elliott, work on roads C. A. Crawford, work on roads D. D. Wllkornon, work on roads ... 76.00 U. W. Elliott, work on roads 20.00 .Tnmes Elliott, work on roads Ed Van Dorn, work on roads II. D. Colynr, work on roads M. A. Wertz, work on roads W. C. Ilearss, work on roads 1 lit her Wertz, work on roads A. C. Wertz, work on roads.... Ed Van Dorn, work on roads.. 20.00 38.75 17.25 8.80 57.50 10.50 7.50 20.00 G. II. Marshall, work on roads 60.00 F. C. Mclntyre, work on roads 18.75 Oscar Williams, work on roads 28.75 Ron Jones, work on roads 26.25 Arthur Tenby, work on roads 89.75 Thurston Culp, work on roads 42.00 V. V. Moody, work on roads.. 100.00 IM Von Allmen, work on roads Harley Keyte, work on roads 7.60 12.50 15.00 12.60 12.50 45.00 20.00 1 Elmer Iloltou, work on roads lO.UUU! Onttls work nn rnnrtn Ed Van Dorn, work on roads A. Curllnger, work on roads II. Woodford, work, on roads John Anderson, work on roads : : 29.00 Hun Robertson, work on roads '. 17.00 W. C. Fry, work on roads 73.50 Oeo. Russell, work on. roads.. 7.60 Henry Paul Wagner, work on roads ..v 7.50 Louis Cowell, work on roads.. 8.75 W. C. Fry, hoard of road hands 75.05 D. C. Mclntyre, board of road hands 28.00 ; D. C. Mclntyre, work on roads 65.00 James Farley, blacksmith for roads 5.45 I). W. Mitchell, mdse. for roads 24,79 M. L. Doucher, blacksmith for j ronds 2.95 M. A, Wertz, work on ronds 67.50 M. A, Wertz, tenniB for roads 73.75 Throe Pines Lumber Co., lum ber for ronds 43,27 Chas. Ryan, care of pauper.... 12.00 iVm. McMtchael, burying i murdered man 20.00 W llson Mer. Co., team and expetiRO burial unkliown.... 3.70 Thurston Culp, work on roads 16.00 Fred Elsie, work on roads.... 18.80 Pat Kelly, work on roads 18.75 1). C. Mclntyre, work on roads 75.00 II. Darker, work on roads h.R0 W. M. Taul, work on roads... 7.00 12.60 8.78 9.75 Henry Paul Wagner, work on roads H. R. OlenBon, work on roads O. C. Fyffe, work on roads.... .tonn wooiwine, work on loads 8 75 Joseph Moss, office rent May. 1911 .t Merlin Meat Market, meat for road hands n. O. Crane, work on roads 25.00. 48.60 7.40 ; 4.75j 17.50, 10.00, R A F A I Cook Jennings, blacksmith ! for roada I L. Sneaker, mdse. for n'tu ! pers AA .. --. . woor.ee Kimball, work 1 roads on James Madison, I ro.'iiU work on M0jl.ee Phillips, work "on roads 1.00 Jes Phillips, work on ron t C V. Kaybolt. work on road Chas. Simons, work on ronds C E. Phillips, work on roada Kate Phillips, work on roads C P. Phillips, teams for roads !nv Whipple, work on roads IM Savage, work on ronds C V. Campbell, work on road I'd Whet el. work on road 12.00 105.00 46.50 00.00 47. 20 7.50 SS.Oi) is. oo 14.00 10.00 .1. M Phelps. ork on roads 1M-".U' Phillips, work on ronds John R. Mather, work on roads II F UNley. work on roads . II V. Mnlkey, telephone nf- 17.no 17.00 count r t-00 Underwood Typewriter Co., typewriter : 112.60 S. F. Cheshire, stamps, freight, express, etc 8. F. Cheshire, cash for pau pers S. F. Cheshire, cash for Ju venile court Grants Pass Hdw. Co., sup plies for Conger ferry fl. S. Woodcock, commission er's per diem and mlg ('has. Hall, work on roads 17.90 14.00 30.00 29.99 14.60 20.00 Louis Woelffle, work on roads 20.00 1. A. Mundinger, plumbing Co. home 62.00 James Holman, cor. fees, Mel- llck Inq 5.80 Edward S. Van Dyke, atty. Melllck inq 6.00 Wm. P. Qulnlan, Juror cor, Inq 1.80 M. Jordan, Juror cor. inq 1.86 Wm. C. King, Juror cor. Inq. 1.00 Ed Logergren, Juror cor. !nq. S. D. Weston, Juror cor. inq. H. T. Prltchard, Juror cor. inq 1.00 1.00 1.00 IMPROVEMENTS AT HOT LAKE. Despite the alleged fact that vari ous newspapers and news associa tions throughout the west have at tempted by the use of printer's ink to close oHt Lake sanltorium, the place continues to do business at the old stand, and Improvements are con stantly being made. At present a force of men are en gaged in laying a new steel slx-lneh water main from the present pump ing plant to the 130,000 gallon ce ment reservoir, and engineers are doing the location work for the con struction of a. gravity water system. This means that several small springs which for years have been allowed to l'o unharnessed, will be brought to the sanatorium and made to furnish water for that Institution Another mineral spring Is also be Ing Installed In the beautiful office lobby. Business at the Hot Lake Sanator ium never ceased for one moment. No receiver was appointed, neither Is i l'.ere any possibility of Hot Lake San atorium closing Its doors. Patients will receive the same kindly care and attention In the future as in the past, and Hot Lake water and mud will continue to relieve suffering human ity. WHY WOMKX SlFFF.lt Many Grunts Push Women Learning the Cure Are Women often suffer, not know liiK the cause. Backache, headache, dizziness, nervousness. Irregular urinary passages, weak ness, languor Each a seeming torture of Itself. Together tell of weakened kid rveys. Strike at the root get to the cause. Quickly give the help the kidneys need. No remedy endorsed like Doan's Kidney Pills. Here's convincing proof from this locality. Mrs. Mary Wlnterhnlter, near W. Jackson street, Medford, Ore., says: "I used Doan's Kidney Tills with beneficial results when suffering from kidney troubl nnd I know of other persons who have taken them with success. Since I used Doan's Kidney rills about a year ago, I have not hnd the least trouble from my kidneys. This remedy deserves my hearty endorsement." For sale by nil dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Mllbiirn Co.. Dnffnlo, New York, sole agents for the United Ptntes. Remember the name Dnnn's at.d take no notber. The unlfc.-m success that has at tended the use of Chamberlnin's Col ic, Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy has jnnde it a favorite everywhere, It can si ways be depended upon. 1 v Electric Rubber Hose v r I 5250 1 ,s not ""'v the most Jurahle and econ 32.50 omical Rardcn hose maJe, but it is the 54.50; onlv hose in the unrl.l ihit is wlf- nuMsuring. l'xrtv foot ef Fleet lie lloe yon buy Is mmiW-rfd. The timn are moulded in'the i minted outer tube. You tin tie onr Flecttlc Hoie to mea. mp our I'ntJen, to help lay out Hower bed ' nl nvMilnte the i!istme bensecn plm i 'iruhber . D'i't buv otiliuarv b.ne Ix-fore vou let us i on ilu'eliai)lvliiiatyijvilitieo(l'livtiic. RtHJl'K RIVK.R H VKPWAUi: (The Dig Red V.ntt (t). We yilll he We are exclusive agents for the best mower and the best rake sold in town. We sell only the best. That's why we sell the McCormick. McCormick mowers are made in in sizes suitable for every purpose. We also sell McCor mick rakes. Get one. Test it We know you will be more than satisfied. No one ever hears a complaint on a McCor mick hay rake. Ask your neighbor what mower or rake he would buy if he was getting a new one. You can't go wrong on "buying a McCormick. McCormick mowers and rakes are used by thousands of satisfied customers. When you buy a mower or a rake, be sure you jjet a McCormick, and be numbered with the satisfied. You will be money ahead in the long run, if you take our advice. Call at the earliest possible moment and we will explain the mower and rake proposition, and if we can't induce you to buy a McCormick there will be no hard feelings. Call We want you to be among our satisfied customers. Rogue jRiver The Big J. A. Lucas left Sunday evening for Portland, where he will visit for a short time and then go to Seattle to spend a week or 10 days. C. G. Andrews, who recently sold his mine near this city, left Sunday with his family for Cotter, Ark., where they go to live permanently. FIRST ...RE QUA) r best 1 A- y ' This ,S i f . " It does not pay to buy poor tools. They not only "go wrong," but aggravate the man who uses them. You will lose your temper if you use poor tools; but you won't lose your temper if you use our tools, because they are properly tempered. We have the "edge" on the hardware business in this town, because we sell the best and do notovercharge those who give us their confidence. Coron-Booth Hardwar e Co. Phone 377-R 102 N. 6th St., Grants Pass Plumbing and Sheet Metal Shop Irrigation Water TanKs AH hUea uud prices. Tle sort tlutt last. Come in nJ see theni and get our prices. Pumps and gum. line engine of all aemrlptiona... Everything for irrigating. 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