Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, December 13, 1912, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, li2 WEEKLY ROGUE RIVER COURIER 0 , ' if r .it. t ... T- .- A- j. . ' ; . '..'' ? .V - -4 A. S. BARNES Coiiiirlliniin-I Iin 1, L'ikI Ward. A. A. PORTER (' iiiiclliniin-Elert itnl Ward. .- ' i:!)i;;:ki' SMITH, Mayor. 1 ' I: ..;X-" "V'i 1 . 1 7 r I it Ii IS' JbA ... Jlj W.M. ATCHISON' CoiinclIiiini.:ioet -ml Ward iiorm: mi i is death in (itt i st. runaway. Tile knocking tin Ml) (if Olio of the Iron electric Unlit posts, and one per fectly good horse converted Into iyt ieri.il tor the 'iiuiiii honey an!, wt-re the net result. of a runaway on Sixth street Monday forenoon. O. 1!. 1 1 a rT. tlic Appl 'gate fann er, was unloading some produce from his waton at the Grams Pass market when the ti'ain started to run down Sixth sirm-!. I'.rlvt rYss, tlu horses rati on'o the sidewalk Just In front of the. Coin ltr office, barely missing the plate glass from, then swerved to the curb where one of the horses struck the. Iron post that supported one of the light clusters. The horse's neck was broken b the Impai t, and lie never moved a inusi le after be went to the pavement. The other horse wan uninjured lluniittny horses seem to have a predilection toward the I'otirler office, a a year a;o on the 16th of the pres ent tnotuh a team crashed into the plate gla-s front, (leatlun havoc In the hlisint's, iiiid edi'ortal depart ments, and one of the Iioimw was more or less cut by the falling nl.iss ;'' -. -1 v.-: f,. . 1-1 1 E. II. (TI.RERTSON Count Hnian-i:ls t 1st Ward ;i:. l,o(iN uami El. El IS NEW OFFICERS. (leiie.ral l.oi;ati I'est. No. ;!',', (i. A. K., held Us annual election on Wed nesday, the Ith, and selected the fol low inn ofllcers for the cotuinu; year: Coiutnainler John 1'atrick. 'lce-('i)uunauder H. It. Alverson. ,lr. Vice Cotuinandi'r Albert Mor ris Serseant- Win. Winter. Adjutant .1. K. Teterson l. M. K. A. Wade. Cliaplaln S. V. tlrout. Q M. Seri?t.--M. M. Ruminate. Set s' -Major - .las. lloltnan Officer of the Pav W. V. Hrne. Delegates to the district encamp ment to lie held at New hers Albert Morris and Alfred Hartlett; altern ates. Jas. Holman and Win. Winters, You will tlttd that drussi-ts e orywhtre sl'eak well of Ch.tin'ei lalll's Coush Itemed) l'hev Kiunv frm Ions cveneine in the sale ot' It that in tases of coachs and col.js It can always be depended ii;m!'. . und that 1: Is plei'sant an I -a'e to take. I'or sale by a',1 dealers Mr. o. Ohm went to i:,.,:e Point Wednesday to .spend a few weeks with Mr. Oi'itn. who is em ployed lit that place NEW OFFICERS FOR THE EASTERN STAR. ! Josephine Chapter No. order of the Eastern Star, at the resular i meeting last Weduesd.n, elected the I i follow Ins officers. Worthy Matron Mrs tleorse S. Calhoun. Worthy Patron P. N l'ywater Associate Matron Mrs- c,,.,.. S.i- !bin. I Secretary Mrs C. II ii'iuart. Tri'asurer Mrs llelmau Condectvess Mrs P. It nov. maun. Associate Con, I n tress Mr- H C, Oftlns Mrs Minnie Morr.s went to Kos'i- Uiver Wednesday to r tn.iiti until lif ter the bolidns COUNTY COURT 1'IMM EEDIN(.S, DKCEMRF.lt, lllia, TERM. work at paii- Court met Wednesday, December ith. 1112, pursuant to law, there be ir.' present Hon. Stephen Jewell, cou try jtide; 11. S. Woodcock, com-mi.s.-ioncr; C. Harlow, eonitnis s.ot:er; S. F. Cheshire, clerk, and Will C. i.'inith, sheriff, whereupon the following proceedings were had, to-wit: Proposal of O. F. Callison to audit the books and accounts of the var ious county officials covering a per iod from January 1st. 1912, to Jan uary fith. 1!M:J. at the price of $S.'o per day and furnish his own assist ants, accepted. In the matter of the addition to the (iranite Hill cemetery, it was or dered that 23.31 acres lying on the east and adjoining the present (round be purchased from the es tate of Benjamin Dlmmlck. at the price of $2,3(iO.OO, and that said land be platted into lots and blocks for burial purposes. In the matter of the appointment of a supervisor in and for Road Dis trict No. 0, In place of H. L. Lewis, resinned. It was ordered that Barley Kevte be appointed aa such super visor to serve for the unexpired term of H. I. Lewis. The statement of S. F. Cheshire, county clerk. In the matter of the is suance of county warrants for scalp bounties durl.iK the month of No vember. 1912, examined and ap proved. In tl.e matter of the payment of i ills, the following accounts were audited and allowed and the clerk ordered ro Issue warrants In the pay ment of the same: Con Fenner, work on roads..$U4.2" Will SpaudinR, same 40.50 Tom Pollard, Bame 45.55 ('has. Fenner, same 4S.37 Will Holland, same 44.44 Price Sloan, same 41.06 Anton Varna, same 38.81 Fred Relchenbank, same 43.31 Al Jefferson, same 50.18 P. C. Brown, same 77.62 Will Spalding, same 45.00 P. C. Brown, same 1.12 henry Hudson, same .75 Ralph Fenner, same 43.31 ('. K. Harmon, same 46.12 Art Harmon, same 5.6 2 W. S. King, same 5.50 Roy Green, same 3.37 Rlenn Bagley, same 2.2o Marshall Waggoner, same 1..75 C. Aug. Schallhorn, same la.i. Hugh Rimer, same 16.87 n S:i vji -, n.'inip 13.50 ? uc 1 v i .jaiues ueri., saint,- i.i.t Frank Armstrong, same 1.50 George dehors, same 3S.87 W. ('. Hearss, same 21.00 John D. Kerr, same 4 2.75 H. II. Kerr, same 4 2.75 ). Morrison, same 54.00 ('has. MeCunn, same 47.25 W. Oglesby. same 49.50 P. Riitteiicutter, same 51.75 F. Lovelace, same IS. 00 A. Close, same 20. J. Lindsay, same 13. J. ( . K. Met aim, same I''. Mastin, same II. Uutlencutter, same II. F. McColm, same W. Roberts, same A. Selnmke, same F. Nichols, same K. Wood wa I'd, same Geo. Holland, same 2.25 John Hull, same 9.0(1 Earl Itrackman. same 19.12 G. G. Weatherwax, same 22.75 U . C. Fry. same Harold Ellison, same W. A. Nickelson, same W. II. Parkey, same ilu.no Jose Messlliger, same 27.00 T. II, Urous, same n. It. Olson, same .1. W. Johnson, same John K. Frit, same T. A. Robertson, same R. II. Johnson, same J. II. Johnson. s;ime Buffalo Steam Boiler Co., Mdse. for roads nursing at Mdse. Co. for James Dec. l.eland .rent l.eland -1 21 1( 11. 1. J 50 00 10 90 90 90 S5 25 0 George L. Morris, County Home L. B. Hall, burial of pers Mrs. Geo. Cronk, care of pauper Grants Pass ildw. Co., Mdse. County Home T. R. Graves, house rent for pauper Kd. Allen Jr.. plumbing at County Home L. Trask, hauling account County Home Grants Pass Meat Co., meat for County Home Mrs. Clara O'Brien, nurse at County Home Frank Fletcher, nurse at Co. Home ... Anna Chamberlain, horse for County Home Grants Pass Livery Stable, .Mdse. Co. Home George Wynne, Mdse. Co. Home L. Speaker, Mdse. for pau pers W. V. Tucker, wood for pau per Charles Gilbert, nursing at County Home William Kelley, County Home ii. C. Bobzlen, Home Mary Evens, allowance Dec. 1912 Royce, allowance for 1912 Mercantile Co., hall for election Mercantile Co., Mdse. for paupers i St. Lukes Church, hall rent for election Fred C. Farwell, hall rent for election Mrs. II. It. Bllven, hall rent for election J. M. John, election booths, lights, etc J. I). Cook, 15 registrations.. J. M. Pinkerton, 62 registra tions X. F. Inman, 33 reglstra Hons Lewis M. Mitchell, 126 regis trations W. S. Bailey, 15 registrations W. C. Henry, 31 registrations Win. M. Richards, hall rent for election i.oys' and Girls' Aid society allowance for .Nov. 1912.. K. Fninkuin, tending ferry.. J. F. Burke, county fruit inspector Piicilic Tel. k Tel. Co., tele phone Fcrvice Horace C. Hull, office rent and lights 6 months T. C. Booth, wood for court house T. C. Booth, wood for court house J. K. Kerkhof. stenographer, account grand Jury Glass and Priidhointne Co., Del. Tax Register f. W. Reynolds, wood treas urer's office California Oregon Power Co., lights Oct. and Nov Rogue River Water Co., wa-' tor Oct. and Nov National Dray Co., drayage .. .. .Moss, office rent Nov. 16.25 57.00 12.00 11.61 2.25 6.75 5.50 9.15 29.50 6S.75 100.00 14.91 8.77 16.60 9.85 3.00 3.00 S9.S0 6.00 1.50 5.00 15.35 10.00 4.00 5.00 5.00 1.50 6.20 3.30 12.60 1.50 3.10 I c: in.; 1 1.: supplies Market, meat bread for Co. Co.. Mdse. Ralph Eddy, work on roads Savase Bros.. Lbr. fyr roads M. A. Emerson, hauling for roads i rank Johnston, auto hire for roads James eyferth, Mdse. for roads Cramer Bros., same Georse W. Elder, same James Trimble, same Wm. Trimble, blacksmith-ins Geo. L. Whlttaker. work roads Roy Kelley, same Harper Steward, same Win. l.ielitenberger Phillips, same Steward, same Steward, same. Rathhone. same Bush, same Chastain, same Hinkle, same VA alter, same work on conn on same K. W Chas. J. W, E A. C. J. .loll 11 W. K 11 P. F. F. t G II .1 A T. t Robe 9.00 2 1.6 0 3.ot T.oo 1.50 too .'rt.10 . 7 6 1 1.25 27.00 15.75 26.50 13.50 31.50 31.50 16.50 11.25 9.0 0 20. OH 17.75 Grove. ferry Griftin, same R'isk, same Men. same t Morris, satne II Gtittin. s fee well II inlw.ire Co Md t I .V rv ferry Jewell. S'H 1 1 Pom hd.l'o ;m n:er r.i t Co.. for 1 x ' en s. t rus-ee. V ' n IK,,,,,. ;' S l':Tenderrer. Mdse C .'v j ,,,io ( ' '-:!, M I'teHottc. MJse ' ' '".ftv II me I! B O'.i,,,. chickens for Co. Mr. O. Gibson, same Josepil 1912 1 iii I Unison Co., books clerk's ofti e .1. I'., l et'ison Kiimer's Meat for paupers E. I'. Cargill, Home Grants Pass Ildw for roads Thomas J. Brinckerhoff, work on roads .Nelson Ward, same Henry Zimmerman, same W. Powers, same W. E. Carlson, same Frank Freita, same P. W. I lershlierser, same II. W. Elliott, same I.I. C. Elliott, same T. B. Elliott, same ti. turner, same Han Willtrout. same J. Willtrout. same Herman Fkk. same W. 11. Jordan, same J. A. Rusk, same A. E. McClellan. same Sam Kssers, same Charles Reynolds, same W. Florence, same W. Haelrls. same J. L. Egsers, same W. Woodburg. same Adolph Spieer, same I-. V. Wheeler, same L. M. Graham, same L. A. Hollawell, same Milton Reynolds, same Ed. Reynolds, same C. T. Davidson, same s. 1. Tot hero w, same Ellis Davidson, same John Sparlin, same W. H. Heard, same Herbert Tetherow. same J. T. Kennedy, same R. M. Cougle, lumber for roads Jewell Hardware Co.. Mdse. for roads Jewell Hardware Co.. Mdse. for County Home Winter Bros., Mdse. for pau per Grants Pass Feed Co., Mdse. for County Home W. T. Goodman, Mdse. for paupers M. Wicknuin. burial of I paupers 16.65 jJuhu Anderson, Mdse. for I pauners 20 o0jC,eo. II. Griffin, hauling for County Ferry Manuel & Boston. Mdse. for County Ferry Witner Rros.. Mdse. for hrblnos 3 oo i Will c. Smith, board of tris- 10 2 5 I oners nil 5 0 5 H no no 6a no 16.00' K 3.00 10.00 40.00 85.60 21.05 54.00 43.30 6.70 2.00 3S.25 5.00 IS. 8 2 9.91 .50 25.O0 20.50 C.10 2.00 5.50 21.52 1 oo.oo 5.10 16.35 7.35 16.35 30.40 .50 1 S.OII I t t . 7 27.62 13.50 29.25 9.00 13.50 32.25 2.25 22.50 45.37 13.50 25.87 20.25 54.00 45.00 40.50 4 9.62 20.25 4.50 22.60 27.00 20.00 18.00 9.00 10.12 9.00 9.00 9.00 6.93 19.50 120. 00 10.65 6.30 14.50 10.00 5.00 2.25 71.25 46.80 01n9 Mow I Itched! TYhat Ion? nerve-rackinir days of con stant torture what slerpless nignts or terrible agony itch itch itch, con tact itch, uniil it seemed that I must War OS mj vry skin then Initant relief my skin cooled, soothed anil beaied! , The very first drops of D.D.D. Pre scription for Eczema stopped that awful ttch Instantly: yes. the very moment I).l.D. touched the burning: skin the tor ture ceased. UDP has been known for years as th' onlv absolutely reliable eczema Clemens sells drtigs remedy, for It washes away the diseas. germs and leaves the skin aa clear healthy aa that of a child. r ani3 All other druggists have DDD Pi tcriptlon go to them It you can t'enL! to us but don't accept borne big crnn? cui it you come 10 our store wa .. so certain of what D.D.D. will d0 f(Z " that we offer you a full size bottle on mis BunraineB. ii you oo not find th.. It takes away the itch AT ON'CE. tl costs you not a cent 11 Will C. Smith, miscellaneous expenses J. C. Handle, constable, state vs. Garrett J. C. Handle, constable Allen et al J. C. Handle, constable, Mad ison, et al J. C. Handle, constable Fry. J. C. Handle, constable Guinn James Holman. justice state vs. Madison, et al Clint Graham, witness Jus tice court Mrs. S. K. Graham, witness justice court Mangle Robinson, witness justice court James Holman, justice state vs. Fry H. L. Andrews, Juror justice court u. A. N. Reymers, juror jus tice court F. W. Russell, same R. A. Wade, same A. A. Porter, same A. C. Brown, same C. C. McCorkle, witness Jus tice court Roland Dean, same Frank Thompson, same O. G. Weatherwax, same J no. Hull, same Harold Ellison, same Karl Brocknian, same James Holman. justice state vs. Patterson Will Voting, witness Justice court Art Peterson, same L. H. Byrd. same Ollie Olson, same Cnas. Peach, same ('has. Morris, same Fred A . Williams, same James Holman, justice state vs. Guinn Hon Calvert, witness Jus tice court Fritz Burrows, same Bert Burrows, same Al Ames, same Bill Binlsall, same Kd. I.indiK, same Harry Damon, same James Holman, justice state ve. Carrett W. M, Cheshire, work county clerk's office Williams Bros. Door and Lbr Co., election booths J. Harris, work on roads ... Lincoln Savaue, auto hire for roads ' II, S. Woodcock, lumber for roads i C. L. Barlow, Mdse. for loads Jim llomie. work on roads ... Frank Hart, same Geo. i. Duncan, same Georne K. Ilouik, work on brid ues Henry Parks, same B. F. Georsre, same Harry K. Sowell, same J. G. Sowell, same Mrs. A. N'. McVay, same A. P. Willsie, Mdse. for pau pers A. J. .lefts, Mdse. for pau pers C. L. Barlow. Mdse. for pan uers J. W. Berkwith, same Maxlilnirn Jones, Mdse. County Home M. A. Wertz. work on roads.. J. G. Wertz. same Frank Armstrong, same A. C. Wertz, same M. C. Anient. 40 yards gravel C. L. Clevencjer, 40 yards pravel Fanny Borchert, work In sheriff's office Alonzo Jones, work on roads W. S. Coutant. same A. Bowers, same H. H. Wardrip, same Elmer Coutant, same L. McGrew, house tent for pauper P. P. Proctor, printing A. T. Cart, work on roads ... J. J. Rrown. same H. H. McClunR, same Jack Harris, same Alex Walther, same I. C. Lowden. same Ralph Davis, copies Ft. bills. Klnlin vs. Holman Will C. Smith, auto hire juvenile court Jno. Anderson, work on roads La von Col via;, same Jos. L. Pierce, same Edw. E. Dimmiok and V. L. Dimmlck, Adms. land for county cemetery 2 Rocuo River Courier, print in? S. F. Cheshire, stamps, ex press, etc S. F. Cheshire, cash ad vanced pauners California Oregon Tower Co., wiring and lights ac count election E. M. Purdin. work on roads Herbert Tycer. same T. J. Tvrer, same E. H. Wise, same E. F. Tycer, same Jarvcs Holman, justice state vs. Overstreet 13 1 10 20. 9 6 6 1 1 .20 .95 .05 60 55 .00 25 .00 .00 .60 .65 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .90 .90 90 .90 90 7.75 10, 17. 15 :C9. 00 00 00 00 oo 00 00 75 00 .00 .00 .00 00 00 00 .so .00 75 50 00 9S James Holman, Justice state vs. Henry lt ,0 James Holman, Justice state vs. Henry jq James Holman, justice state vs. Henry 4j J. C. Randall, constable state vs. Henry gj J. C. Randall, constable state vs. Overstreet 3 J. C. Randall, constable Btate vs. Henry 2S T) H. H. Mcintosh, Mdse. for Pauper 20.00 L. D. Kads, work on roads ... 13.50 S. J. Wayment, same n'oo Tim Sutherland, same ll.io Stephen Jewell, expense In specting roads lo.oo James Howard, work on "ridges 30.00 James Howard, same 30. 00 James Seyferth, blacksmith for roads 3 50 Mark Armstrong, nursing pauper 34 00 Geo. Cole, work on roads 16.87 C. L. Darlow, 120 registra tions 12.00 C. L. Barlow, commission's per diem and mileage 25.60 W. S. Woodcock, same 28 60 G. VV. Donnell, P. M., stamp ed envelopes, school Supt.. 85.72 Rogue River Hdw. Co., Mdse. for roads 11.15 F. H. Blake, Mdse. for court . house 1.50 r KIGIIT AM) ONE-HALF MILLS SCHOOL TAX. .. 12. 3S. 5 2. 56. 47. 4 5. 96. 5S. 30. 12. 3. 91. 5 5 . 21. 24. 16. 14. 1 37 25 50 25 50 00 00 50 00 no 4 5 50 IS 00 00 00 S4 40 A levy of 8 1-2 mills upon the as sessed valuation of school district No. 7 was authorized at the meet ing of the voters of the district, held Saturday forenoon in the Central school. This levy upon $3,261,065, the as sessed value of the district, will pro duce $27,719, a little less than the nine mills last year produced. The revenues of the district from all oth er sources will be $15,470, making a total of $43,189, with which to meet the estimated expense of $43, 040. At tho meeting there developed a good deal of support for a levy at least as large as that of last year to meet any contingency that might arise in tho way of needed repairs or improvements, of the necessity engaging teaching force. Others 1 favored an eight mill levy, and a 'compromise between the two figures was finally agreed upon. The estimated resources and ex penses of the district for the year iare as follows: ! Kesources. ! County tax $ 9,2oo 1 State tax 2,070 Tuition 200 County high school fund 4,00 8 1-2 mill assessment 27,719 1.00 40. 42. 22. 6. 9. 4. 16, 31. 34. 15. 23. 6, 6. 00 50 50 75 00 50 .00 25 24 37 19 62 75 75 Total 43.1S9 Kxpenses. Teachers' salaries $26,000 Clerk's salary 240 Janitors 1.950 Labor and repairs 1,050 Fuel and school supplies 5.500 Interest on bonds 5,000 Interest on warrants 300 Insurance 300 Sinking fund 1.200 All other purposes 1.500 Total $43,040 Hl'XTKHS KIND STHAV BALLOON. 3.18 9 10. 42. 300, 60. 19. 21 3 11. O 15. S. 13. SALINAS, Cal., Dec. 11. An abandoned, full sized balloon with wicker basket attachment, was found by Fred Chappelle, Dr. J. A. Chap pelle and Jesse Reeve, while the trio were shooting quail about 20 miles from Salinas, according to their story today. They brought some rope and other souvenirs but were forced to leave the bag behind. $l,0O0 REWARD FOR BANDITS- TAFT, Cal.. Dec. 11. Spurred on by an offer of $1,000 reward for the rapture of bandits w-ho robbed a Wells Fareo safe on a Santa Fe train near hero Monday night, ne posses took to the desert today to join the man-hunt. Railroad detectives believe the bandits left the train at Pentland. where the train lay on a siding for several mlndtes. Also tkey belve they escaped In an automobile. All kinds of legal blanks at the Courier.