Sherman County observer., January 13, 1922, Image 1

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« t io u e l ir tc u lte r a l conference, which
here January IS. were an­
te part by Secretary Wallace.
Julios H. Barnea of New York, for­
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Wilson of Chicago, president of the
Iflgtitnte of American Meat Packers;
J. IL Howard of Chicago. president of
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the American Fbrm Bureau federa­
tion. sad Charles 8. Barrett of Union
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d e n U l ex ' City.. Oa^ president of the National
r a m e n ' antes, were among the aaases
•miner foij XbiA distric.
made public.
The conference, the secretary said,
will be composed of a majority of
farmers and farm organisation leaders,
bat, to addition, there will be repre­
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sentatives of the chief industries end
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lines of business dependent on agri-
culture end representatives of banking,
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transportation and related lines.
O pposite S h e rm a n H o tel The wide scope of the conference
concerns the business of the country
generally as well as the farmers, of­
WASCO, OREOON
ficials emphasised. In seeking rem­
edial measures to relieve the present
distress of the agricultural classes,
they said, the conference would be
seeking to restore the buying power
of the agriculturists, which would
make for a gsaeral revival of business,
should success attend their efforts.
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Physician and Surgeon.
Moro, Oregon.
Office In residence.
World's Juts Cemee F>om India.
Of sub-tropical products India give*
us the wbde of the world’s jute end
a large proportion of Its hemp. Some
BOO,000 tons of Jute are exported an­
nually. Thirty years ago Indian lndl
go was the world’s standard blue, but
the vegetable dyes of India have been
destroyed by the Germsh aniline dyes
and tha principal victim has been to
dlgo.
Taooma Banker Given Prison Term.
Tacoma.—Oao to five yean to the
state penitentiary was the sentence
Imposed by Superior Judge Chapman
Lindberg, wholesale grocer
(T bank director, following
conviction on a charge of
>uwteg 911,000 from the
vtefl-Amerlcan b eet
J. into Gbarniley.
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SUGAR RISE IS
J. P. RATH. M anxfsr
T h e P a d lee - - O t r g o n
Present Level Manifestly Cannot Long
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MORO
TIRE VULCANIZING
SHOP
A ll kinds of w ork d o n e. I
also have some good second
hand tires and tubes on band.
8 .V . Cuddeback
Dr.Jes. Beeeders.V.8
Mere, Oro
White Truck Line
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Wasco, Óregon
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Daily except Sundays between
The Dalles, Moro, and Way Points,
leaving the Dalles 9:00 A. M. from
The Dalles Garage, Moro about 2:00
P. M., from Foes A Co. Garage.
Orders sr Express left at either piece
gives Preeipt sad Caratai Attaatlee.
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USE OF POISON
GAS IS BANNED
H o te l
Opposite Foss A Co. Garage Moro
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Dublin.—The treaty with Oroat Brit­
ain creating the Irish Free B u te was
ratified by tbs Dali Blrpann by a ma­
jority of seven—44 to St.
The news was received with the
greatest enthusiasm, and, the patient
crowds, which had waited for hours
outside In anticipation of a decision,
burst Into cheering, seen h stern the
official figures were announced.
The Dell’s vote cams as the culmin­
ation of a bitter political fight which
split the Sinn Fein into two hostile
camps. It was not until the last min­
ute that the battle was won.
To Arthur Griffith and Michael Col­
lins, who turned against their former
chief, De Velars, and led the fight for
the compact, goes most of the cred.lt
for the victory. ‘
The Dell Eireann Monday, by a vote
of 90 to 68, voted down a motion to
re-elect Eamon de Valera president of
the Irish republic, following a long de­
bate and a two-hour adjournment to
consider the question.
The action came after De Valera had
tendered his resignation and support­
ers of the former republican leader
had urged him to continue In office
until the Dail government gave way to
the new organisation that would be
Imposed under the free state agree­
ment ratified by the Dall Saturday/
Arthur Griffith was elected presi­
dent of the Dail Eireann Tuesday.
Eamon de Valera apd his followers
walked out while the vote wa% being
token. In protest against the uomlnar
tlon of Griffith.
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Washington, a C.—The Washington
eon fere nee about completed Its arma­
ment limitation program by voting
to into the discard.
As In the Case of the new rules to
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submarines, the prohibition
1 H -4- 1 -H H i l l I H against use of gas was adopted by the
five great powers as applicable among
themselvec with an Invitation to the
rest of the world to Join in the agree­
ment
That left on the armament waiting
Mat only two topics—limitation of air­
craft and general revision of the rules
of warfare—and both seemed likely to
be passed over without definite action.
The resolution on submarines virtu­
ally
outlaws them as s weapon of war­
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fare against commercial vessels.
The resolution adopted makes the
« 1 I t I t M- í t I 1 I 1 *1 1 1 1 1 1 I M l -r
commander of a submarine who at­
tacks a msrohant ship In contradiction
to the rules of warfare, a “pirate** and
liable to punishment by death. The
fact that the submarine commander
may have been ordered to attack mer­
chant craft by his government makes
F o rm e rly the A lbert •
no difference, under the terms of the
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resolution. He Is personally respon­
T h e Dallea* N ew est and Best
sible and will be held such by the pow­
H o stelry
ers signatory to the agreement here.
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Freight and Express
H a n d le d Prom ptly.*
M o v in g
Efficiently A ttended T a .
PREDICTED
Washington, D. C.— Higher prices
for sugar may be expected, according
to the results of an Investigation Into
the situation In the sugar Industry
made public by the commerce depart­
ment.
“The market." the department said,
“Is entirely uninfluenced by any ar­
tificial control and the present low
prioe level manifestly cannot long con­
tinue without restricting the produc­
tion of sugar below the world’s de­
mands and again creating high prices."
The department found that there Is
an abnormal “vlBlbto’t world surplus
of sugar, amounting to about 1,200,000
tons, congested In the western hemi­
sphere.
Idaho Will Issue Treasury Notes.
Boise, Idaho.—Idaho will offer for
eale on January 19 the third Issue of
treasury notes Authorised by the 1921
legislature, amounting to 91,260,000,
to run one year, at an interest rate not
to sxoeed 7 -per cent . Of this amount ’
91.000,000 is needed as general opera
tlon expanses tor th< state. The bal­
ance gods, to the state highway fund.
10,000 Idle Mon to Chlosgo. .
Chlcagp, HI. -Tan thousand men are ‘
penniless and Falk the streets In Chi­
cago during the day, and 1000 s)eep
In the open at flight, a sub-committee
reported to thfl city unemployment
commission.
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Pepper N am e/to Succeed Penreee.
Phlladelphla.Xjeorge Wharton Pep­
per, Philadelphia lawyer, was appoint­
ed United Stated Senator by Governor
Sproul to suegeed the late Bolee
Fewote.
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S m I w » of Seers and Sages and
Live Local Lines
S ineerity, m isdirected,
many men to Hell.
has sent
The aroaleat sin is unbelief in God.
—Rev. Henry G. Hanson
A French scien tist has made a silk
parse from a sow ’s ea r, but h e’ll
never ISteceed in m aking s gentlem an
out o f the whole hog.
When Some men go to have their
hats blocked, the hat man te lls them
to keep their hats right on their heads
while toe, job is being done.
T ouih ;*-, men w ith r.ew-fhshioned
ways should remember that most of
the jobs are given out by oldar men
w ith old-fashioned ways.
A Kentucky farm hand is working
for a dollar a day and supporting a
w ife and two Children.
His teak is
made considerably easier by an addi­
tional income of 961 a day frm oil
royalties.
T alking about epidemica, the most
prevalent ore in America today seems
to be the hip disease.
The cheek to cheek dancers naturally
have to have their weak heads propped
up. ’**:
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Henry ^ord says that cows are super­
fluous and that a machine can take
the place. It is a safe bet that his
fliv v e r has already weaned more boys
from m ilking than any other modern
invention.
A man trusts to luck when he can’t
trust himself.
J a n u a r y
County Commissioners Proceedings.
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Prato Vbragrapks From 0«r Exchanges
A (
reation of Irish Free State
la Approved By Vote of
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January Term 1922
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The follow in g were appointed to
serve as judges and clerks o f election
for the year 1922:
Precinct 1, R ufus: G E W ilkerson.
C M Kuypers, judges; C A Tom, J 8
Fowler, L B Payne, clerks
Precinct 2, Locust: Emil Ander­
sen, Fred Hennagin, judges; Mm
W S Fields, Mrs George Kaaeberg,
George Kaseberg, clerks
P re cin cts, K loneike: J T Johnson,
A B Potter, judges; Frank Scott, C H
Barnett, V H Smith, clerka
Precinct 4, Monkland: P C A x te ll,
Niel McDonald, judges; T 8 Reese,
C J Thompson, D J McLschlsn, e'erks
< Precinct 6, Erskine: O G Sayrs,
Chris Andersen, judges; J N Landry,
Theodore Johnston, Fred Peetz, clerks
Precinct 6, Michigan: W C Todd,
R E T iller, judges; C H Coon, Harry
Key, J S Newcomb, clerks
Precinct 7, R ut/edge: Clyde Smith,
Jaa Blagg, judges; L D Eskin, Mrs
Clyde Smith, Arthur Smith, clerks
Precinct 8, Kent: J C WilBon, Guy
Hoskinaon, judges; G C Young, Fred
Haynes, Arthur Justensen, clerks
Precinct 9, Grass V alley: G C Vin-
tin, John Hayes, judges; G A W ilcox,
Geo Hansen, Bert Baker, clerks
Precinct 10, Moro: W S Pow ell,
J M A x tell, judges; Rena Norton,
A M Young, W R Blake, clerks
Precinct 11, Wasco: J A Smith,
W B Curry, judges; W P Thomas, Ira
Barnett, Ray Crowder, clerks
1 3 , i9 r y a
way on the E. H. Moors farm west of
Moro. Said action being taken before
the Public service Commission of
Oregon.
W. N. Morse appointed County
Health officer for 1922; salary 9100
per year.
Jaa Stewart appointed County Stock
Inspector for 1922.
Sheriff appointed County Truant
officer for 1922.
A list of 200 names was drawn as
a jury list for 1922.
R. P. Brisbin appointed janitor at
Court House for 1922.
H. S. W all, Wasco; D. E. Vinton,
Grass Valley; P. C. A xtell, Moro;ap­
pointed road viewers for year 1922.
H. S. W all appointed roed master
for year 1922; salary 99000.
Semi Annual report of County Clerk
for the six months ending December
81st, 1921, accepted.
Sherman County Observer designat­
ed os official county paper for year
1922;
Trial balance statement of County
Treasurer accepted.
Petition of Standard Oil Co for re­
bate of taxes allowed, sum of 9176.60
and Clerk ordered to draw warrant
for same.
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Petition of A. T. Striker to open
road in* district one received; same
passed and road master ordered to
poet notices.
In the matter of relocation of portion
of Fulton Canyon road, district 18;
ordered viewed January 18th, 1922,
and that Clerk send notice to viewers.
In the matter of location of pro­
Hugh Chrisman, tax collector, re­ posed road in district 6, east end of
ports ofjtaxes collected and delinquent base line road, ordered that Clerk
dated December 81, 1921, and January notify viewers to meet January 26th,
How in the world did men get to be
famous before headlines were in­ 3d, 1922, received, accepted and filed..
Ordered that certificate of appro­
vented?
priation of funds to the amount of
. In China talkative women are divor­
92000 for agricultural, farm demon­
ced. And s till we send missionaries
stration and field work in connection
to China.
with the office of County Agent be
Not merely are nonskid tires desir­ forwarded to the Secretary of State
able for automobiles, but nonskid and the Oregon Agricultural College.
brains ere necessary for the drivers.
Petition of Lot W. Rust to be ap­
T l.at New York man did not die pointed overseer in west .end road d is­
through shock because be drew a royal trict 10 denied and rosdmaster in­
flu s h , but because there was only 60 structed to • make selection.
cents in (he pot when he drew the
Resolution of State Highway Com­
winning hi’ -d.
m ission relating to distribution of
It is 4tU4 lawful for the prune to balance of 1921 State Market Ro
fund received and ordered filed; same
get stewed.
showing total appropriation to Sher­
Some n.er, dy what their w ives tell man County for year 1921 to be 919-
them to dw arid seme men are not 618.91; less payment of June a llo t­
married.
ment amounting to 99,809.46 and rent­
One reason why W3 th;.«k Santa al for sla te equipment from State H igh­
Claus smokes a pipe is because he is way commission amounting to 9280;
balance due Sherman County 99,629.•
such a rotten judge of cigars.
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A casual review o f those who attend
Resolution of State Highway Com­
church persuades us that the choir in
mission relating to distribution o f 1922
heaven w ill be largely soprano.
State Market Road fund received and
It m ight not be a bad idea to have ordered filed; same showing total ap­
the m ail car guards do a sh ift in the propriation to Sherman County for
dining car on their off-duty tim e.
year 1922 to be 937.729.22; amount
I t ’s all right to hitch your wagon from State 913,679.29; amount of sur­
to a star, Imt not to a movie star. plus from Multnomah county 96,276.54;
They don’t stay hitched long enough. amount to be raised by ShermSn coun­
ty 918,873.39.
It Is much better to be a fool and
Application of Dr. C. L. Poley for
keep your mouth shut than to open it
appointment as County Physician at
and rem ote every possiblt doubt.
salary of 9270 per annum passed; no
If yon don’t b elieve tim es are far appointment made.
better look at the number of dime
Application of W. H. Heyer for
novels that se ll for |2 .00 each.
appointment as County Coroner re­
Honesty pays. Dishonesty gets paid. ceived and same made.
Order made accepting service In the
According to a San Francisco thumb-
o lo g ist, thick thumbs and thick heads action brought by the State Highway
are usually found on the same person. Commission for an under-croesing on
In reading character, one should the line of the Shaniko branch ra il­
way of the 0-W KAN Ry at the rail­
consider the thumb the index finger.
way crossing of the Sherman High-
- We wonder that the prohibitionists
haven’t taken the glass from Father
SEMI ANNUAL REPORT
Tim e.
Showing Claims 6 U ° w«d by County
- Some want to scrap the navy;
others want the navy to scrap.T hey’re Court from July 1st to December 31st
1921,
f t il l scrapping.
County A g en t................................ 1000.00
110 girl students are competing for
R egistration and Elections . . . 812.90
places on the sta ff of the college
1710.00
Sheriff, salaries
paper at Vassar.
240.00 1960.00
“ expense
Consumption of ice cream in the Clerks office . .
. . . . 1496.00
U. 8. has increased 100,000,000 g a l­ Treasurers office.......... ..
300.00
lons since prohibition w entjlnto effect. Assessor, s a l a r i e s .. .. 1122.60
No one ever shot up the town on ice
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expense car 146.66 1269.16
cream.
Court H ouse,, janitor, water,
fuel, ligh t, e t c ........................ 345.06
The Dufur Drug company, thru the
Dufur Dispatch, sen t New Year Circuit Court, bailiff, report­
er, jurors, witnesses, etc . 373.14
‘'Geetings’’ to its customers.
County Court, or Commission­
Incense - Does she dance badly?
ers, e t c ............ ' . ..................... 306.66
Quential—Y es, if the chaperones
19.80
Justice C o u rt................... ..
aren’t looking.
Insane, examination and ex­
.“ I am going south on my vacation
pense.................................... > : 29.66
to see my fiancee. ”
School Superintendent
i ’Who Is she?”
salary ........................... 840.00
18.90
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“ How do I know ?”
examiners, e t c ..........
361.06
car
expense
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The woman who ones spanked her
institute . *................. 136.00 1344.96
son for smoktng cigarettes now spanks
16.00
Health
Office.................. .. ..........
her grandson for stealing her cigar­
.......... 160.00
Stock Inspector, s a la r y ...
ettes.
......... 1068.04
Care of the poor...................
Crookedness doesn’t pay in the long J a il, board of prisoners............
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10.00
rap—look at the corkscrew
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12.84
Juvenile C o u rt.. . . ....................
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Scalp B o u n ty ................................
. Doubt deadens.
State Sealer of W eights and
It is going to be very troublesome
M easu res................................... 38.22
a few eons from now—right at present Current Expenses, books, sta­
the earth or th e moon,one of the six ,
tionery, expressage, post­
is o ff schedule .001 of a second per
age, telephone, supplies, etc 1127.87
jresr.
School Childrens’ F a i r ............ 460.00
Estim ated motor vsh iele produc­ Library..................................« . . . 160.00
tion for 1922 Is 1,700,000 ears.
County F air. ................................ 3360.00
T o ta l...................................<16,424.26
We’re going to have a lot of beauti­
ful weather next summer.
Dated this 4th day of
January, 1922.
The modern woman never denies
Mary L. Hoskinaon, County Clark
her age. She paints it out.
1922.
In the matter of the right of way
for Sherman Highway in road districts
7 and 9; same being close to Moro
and Grass Valley; ordered that Clerk
notify viewers to meet January 26,
1922.
Report of Jaa Stewart, stock in­
spector, received sod approved.
Resolution passed ratifying contracts
made by State Highway Commission^
providing far construction of Shermsrt
Highway and payment of one-half coat
of grading Waaco*Moro section and
Moro-Grasa Valley section.
Report of S. H. W all, road master,
received and approved.
Resolution passed that Court ad­
journ to Februry 8th, 1922, at 10 s.m .
Warrants were ordered drawn on the
general fund to pay the following
claims, on account of salaries, office
expense, and incidental expense:
E D McKee, salary county judge
traveling expense 1921
L L Peeta, commissioner fees . . .
J M Wflson,
Hugh Chrisman, sheriff salary
E R Hickson, deputy sheriff salary
G B Bourhill, treasurer salary. . . .
Grace May Zevaly, county school
superintendent salary..................
Jes Stewart, salary stock inspector
Otto Peetx, assessor salary..............
Mery L Hoskinaon, salary, clerk..
Rena Norton, deputy clerk salary
975.00
200.00
28.00
60.40
380.00
250.00
100.00
280.00
50.00
320.00
270.00
240.00
SEMI ANNUAL TRIAL BALANCE
of the County Treasurer
Dated January 3d, 1922
Debits
Farmer State Bank.........
Bank of W asco.................
W. M. Barnett B a n k .. .
Bank of Moro................
Citizens Bank..................
National Park B a n k .. . .
T otal.........................
Credits
County Fund.....................
Road Funds r .....................
School Funds................ ..
School District 1 ............
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8,478.16
8,379.01
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R P Brisbin janitor.......................... 70.00
C L Poley county physicaaa.......... 45 85
F D Antrim, state weights end
measures...................................... 12.52
The Dalles Hospital, account care
of F C Zimmerman .................... 75 00
Sherman Electric Company.......... 11 85
Grass Valley Journal, printing
bond sale n o t ic e ..................... 10.50
C M Ply let election...................... 15.00
C L Montgomery, dray age work
and express .........................................9.34
J F Noonan glazing, court houae.
1.00
Glass A Prudhomme, printing ac’t
county officers and supplies . . . . 153.72
A B Cole typewriter supplies. . . .
2 50
Underwood Typew’r Co. ribbons.
9.00
Deschutes Motor company, acc’t
County school superintendent car 41.82
county assessor car ................. .
41 10
Otto Peetx, deputy-assessor hire .. 35 00
account e x p e n se .....
4.55
Robt Urquhart, postage acc’t for
county school superintendent. . . 146 00
assessor........................................... 10.00
Mary L Hoskinson, expenses ac-
county clerk office.......................
1.71
Moro Hardware A Implement Co.
court house expense...................
6.90
Pacific Telephone A Telegraph Co
phone re n ta l.............................. 23 42
E D McKee judge expense............ 39 63
Hugh Chrisman juvenile expense. 42 90
W H Meyer deputy sheriff.. . . . . . 9.50
Rachel Bayne extra work clerk off.* 10.00
Grace May Zevely expense to state
superintendents’ convention. . . . 15j(X)
H J Warn meals .......... ...............
1.00
G B Bourhill delivering bonds .. 30 00
W C Bryant premium on bonds . 250 00
Ginn, Coleman A Co, supplies (or
court house................................. . 13.95
L N Frost witness grand ju r y ....
5.00
W H Ragsdale
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James Hanna
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A S Johnson
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. . . . 12.40
M Wilson
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O S Crocker
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33.39
Louis Schadewitx
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Clyde Crites
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4.60
A J Decker
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8 60
L D E akin
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5.60
E M Hushes
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5.60
E W Hastings
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4.60
J C Hartley
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9.00
E M H elyer
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A T Holt
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8.00
O B Messinger
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3.80
S P Brisbin bailiff fees...................
3 50
J M Axtell
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Account grand juror........................
..W B b u tte a ...............................
5 00
W H D ingle,...............................
7.20
C A Everett................................
5.20
Wm Henricha.......... ................
3.00
W K Haggerty ...........................
9.20
J O M ink s...................................
6.00
M G M elx er.................................
4 40
Account of Scalp Bounty..............
Edwin Mays. . . ........................
4 00
W H H ill.....................................
3 00
W A M ills....................................
4.00
Henry Bernum.............................
7 00
Frank Schamel..............................
3.00
3.00
W B Wilcox (.
V R Shipley..................................
2.00
W F H u l e r y .. .. . ....... ................
3.00
John Bowers.................................. 4.00
Moro, Sherman County, Oregon
December 31, 1921
To Tffe Honorable County Court
Having turned over to the County
Treasurer all taxes collected by me
during the year 1921 and having closed
all tax records on December 31, 1921,
_ I submit below a complete summary,
which summary is supplemental to my
reports at the time each turn over is
made.
SUMMARY
Amount charged to sheriff
on 1920 tax r o l l .............. 355,104.81
7,106.60 Penalty and interest col­
lected on 1920 ta x e s. . . .
10,127.46
Sheriff’s
assessm en t...........
6,099.76
762.60 Taxes collected by assessor
refunded by county . . . .
.940,948.48
3,834.03
5.22
26.94
T otal......... ................. , 368,970.00
Delinquent taxes collected:
6.10
1915 Roll .
4.32
1916
1917
98.60
1918 ”
163.33
1919 ••
5103.99
Penalty and Inter­
est on same. . . . 923.47
T otal..................
" 6,299.71
10,412.69
14,064.76
4,607.21
11.36
18.16
10.60
18.84
. 802.03
400.68
1,980.72
Grand T otal......... ...........3fi6,289.71
46
4 4 Q
486.16
a
• e e e e e
CREDITS
231.86
. ”
” 1 0 .............
Amount
turned
over to
966.99
“
” 1 1 ..............
treasurer
to
d
a
te
.. . . . . ’849,079.57
22.76
••
“ 1 2 .............
Special
road
tax,
district
18
88.17
•• ~ ” 1 8 ................
annulled....................... • 7,671.75
••
* * 1 6 .............
“ * ” 1 6 ...............
38.64 Taxes delinquent on 1920
r o ll......................... ..
8,618.88
669.68
”
” 1 7 ..............
107.88
”
“ 1 9 ............ .
........................... 866,269-71
Total
69.86
“
” 2 0 ...............
46
64
618.82
Respectfully submitted,
«« 2 2 ..............
168.68
HUGH CHRISMAN
1,246.88
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
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64
44 94 . e e . • e t
< 668.98
• 6
•< 2ft „ . . • f l . . e I
88.6<
’ 44 M
26.89
Well Celled -Chtefl% flerrow-
•9
69
2 7 L
.48
*f
. e . a • e <
The Hwang Ho or Tel low rtvee.
••
•• m J• • . . 9 a <
86.08 Chinese records show, sees flowed
78.69 through a rteh fertile valley. Ite tribu- »
”
” 8 1 ............. .
67 .29 tary hills well wooded. Today It to a
”
” 3 3 ...............
60 .88 broad moving quicksand with a small
” 44
8.90 amount of water most o i th4 year, but
” J D 9 ..............
82.11 when the floods cosne tha wheto face
• e • e .
City of Moro.. . .
860.46 of the landscape may ba chanauA m
City of Wasco..................
1886 this river, which to
816.17
City of Grass V .lte y . . .
-China’s 8orr«w.*
974.16 square miles of th e____
High School T u ition .. . .
1,844.68
of
Advance Taxes................
villages and towns, tad grqwflgfl V
4 • 0 • • • • 940,941,48 000,000 peopla.
Total