Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, January 18, 1924, Image 2

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January 11. 1924
Shaniko to a junction with the Cali-
Criterion.
highway
at the primray election to ba held in
be held in November:
Ruufa precinct: Geo. Wilkerson,
additional information that the Cali-
C. M. Kuypers, judges; C. A. Tom,
J. 8. Fowler, L. B. Payne, clerks.
Maupin north will be advertised and
Locust precinct: Fred Hennagin,
This means that by the time this
rummer arrives more than 50 miles of
>e California highway in Wasco
affording a common meeting ground
county will be under eontret as well
m the 20 miles needed to complete
Within a
meet to diseu«« and the Sherman highway.
Forty-nina residents of koru ».nd the Colombia river, to the northern
•oondary of California will be an
vicinity met at a banquet at Hute
accomplishad fact.
ns action toward effecting permanent
pry nimtirm of the Moro Unity Club.
. Fortv-six of thoee present signed
Ruth Bryant, Moro high achool
student body president and editor of
meet twice each month at a similar the school paper, and Linnie Belebe,
function at Hotel Moro on the 2d and
the 364 delegatee, sent from 80 high
4th Mondays of each month.
Among other matters upon which sctxwls of the state to attend the an- ,
action wm taken waa the appointment nual high school conference held last
of L. L. Peets, W. S. Powell and week-end under the auspices of the
J. Q McKean as delegatee from the associated students, • the women's 1
club to attend the conference of wheat league, and the school journalism, of
growers and marketing agencies to be the University of Oregon.
High school student body presidents
held this month at Corvallis.
It was voted that a debate be part and secretaries were addressed by
prominent educators of the state on
the subject to be the negative and the value of the student body and the
affirmative sides of the export bonus necessity of well organised and
adequately controlled student activi­
growers by the government.
Rev ties in the high school. Editors and
Henry G. Hnneoo, C. E. Johnson end managers of high school papers were
A. M. Wright were appointed to told of the value of their publication
present the negative side; the affirm in the high achool and urged to pro­
duce better papers and annua la
Friday evening all the delegates
Barnum, O. G. Sayre and W. H
attended College Night, given under
Officers elected to have charge of the aupices of the associated students,
and gained a real insight into life at
the university. Here they witnessed
the distribution of eighteen sweaters
to univaraity football men.
Fields, Mrs. Geo. Kaseberg, Gso.
Kaaeberg clerks.
Klondike precinct: J. T. Johnson,
A. B. Potter, judges; V. H. Smith,
Frank Scott, R. L. Seeley, clerks.
Monkland precinct: P. C. Axtell,
Neil McDonald, judges; T. S. Rems,
Dewey Thompson, D. J. McLachlan,
clerks.
■4 Erskine precinct:
O. G. Ssyrs.
Chris Andersen, judges; Theo Johns­
ton, Fred Peets, J. N. Landry,clerks.
Michigan precinct; W. C. Todd,
R.E Tiller, judges; C. H. Coon, J.8.
Newcomb, Harry Kee, clerks.
Rutledge precinct: James Blagg,
Clyde Smith, judges; L. D. Eakin,
Marie Smith, Arthur Smith, clerks.
Kent precinct: J. C. Wilson, Guy
Hoskinson,
judges; Fred Haynes,
G. C. Young, Arthur
Justenscn,
f|er|lg
GraM VaI|ey precinct: q C. Vin-
At present and until we can readjust our
prices we are giving a 5 per cent discount
on all merchandise sold.
E D McKee, salary county judge 75 00
traveling expenss .... 200.
25
380 00
90.93
250 09
100 00
230.00
expense .
We are very much encouraged at the ati-
tude of our customers have taken and the
encouragement offered us in our new
method of store management.
240.00
Grace May Zevely, county school
280 00
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We invite you to call when in town and
look over our list of special prices. It will
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pay you 1 to do
41.65
41.66
45 00
SO 00
320 00
7.80
November
Anna Eddy, court house janitor for
Moro Trading Co.
35.00
35.00
tin, Jehn Heyes, judges; G. W.
Sherman Electric Company, light
Wilcox, Bert Baker, J. E. Folda,
Nov, care and board
60.
28 0
clerks.
60
Moto precinct:
J. M. Axtell,
9.65
Nov and Doc *..............................
W. S. Powell, judges; Rana Norton,
2 50
Pacific Telephone A Telegraph Co
A. M. Young, Roes Ornduff, clerks.
Smith,
Wacao precinct:
28.23
Nov
Warrants were ordered drawn to
W. P. Thomas, judges; Geo. Barnett
30.50 pay the following claims, incurred
Rev. Young. Lois Barnett, clerks.
account general court expenses of the
71 88 circuit court.
List of two hundred and five names
J M Axtell, court bailiff.................. 28.00
was drswn as jurors for the circuit
35.
8 P Brisbine, jury bailiff................
28.00
court for the year 1924.
H A Van Horne. reporter, circuit
In the msttor of the appointment
printing acct
27.61
court................................................ 50.00
of county health officer; Dr. W. N.
Wasco Cate, meals for prisoners..
2 25
Morse of Wasco, oppointed.
sheriff
7.75 Royal Csia. The Dalles, meals for
In the matter of the appointment of
jurors scent Wasco county case 10 00
50 00 Hotel doro, meals for jurors ....
county stock inspector; James Stewart
17 50 A A Duolap, car rent to Rowena 20.00
of Morn, appointed.
In the matter of the appointment
1.80 L D Eakia
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20 00.
of county road master; H. 8. Wall, W C Bryant,
C B Hearing
“ %
20.00
of Wasco, appointed.
surety bonds tor county officers. 275
bo appointed by the president, will
In the matter of the appointment Williams Motor Co, expense sect
Warrants were ordered drawn to
50
Notice of Estimated Expenses and of county truant officer; Hugh Chris­
pay the following claims, incurred
man,
of
Moro,
appointed.
Receipts
and
the
Proposed
Tax
Levy
Hugh
Chrisman,
sheriff
expense
the elub since its organisation. Dur*
account grand juror fees in the
for the City of Moro, Sherman Coun­ • In the matter of the appointment
account board of prisoners....
111. -
circuit court:
county physician; no application and C L Montgomery, drayage work
ty, Oregon, for the year 1924.
3.
5 82 M A Bull ............
Notice is hereby given that in pur­ no appointment.
W H Barres........
6.
Report of Hugh Chrisman, sheriff J LcRoy Smith, special attorney
suance
to
Legislative
Act
approved
at Hotel Moro to Prof. Spellman, of
__________
_ _______ _____ ______ I by the Governor February 19, 1921, and tax collector, accepted.
5.
490.60 W H Dingle . ...
W E Dutton........
5.
in the department of'^icultore'ai^
°" Tuesday, January 29th. 1924
In the matter of the vacation of A Phillipa, expanse account osees*
6.
fonsarly eooneetod with th# Wash-1
(ommittef of tbs City fA College street between Second and
21.50 R N Guilford
tagton Lte Collaga at Pullman.
A1 Moro, Sherman County, Oregon, will Fifth streets in the town of Kent;
Geo Hennagin ...
3.
3
40
order
made
vacating
same
and
order
­
6
50
MOtmd
rugghia occasion was th#
,n *e**’"r'
the < ity Hull nt 11«
urfartrimtwet at a banquet of the hour of f ^0 o’clock p. m. and that ing it closed.
Warrants were ordered drawn to
state highway commissioners, their
u’
of
of Moro . In the matter of county auditor;
will
be
heard
in
favor
of
or
against C. E. Johnson of Moro, appointed.
•ervation commissioa..............
460 80 pay the following claims, incurred
chief
engineer,
and Sam Koser,
In the matter of the application Faith Ginn, account county fair
the proposed tax levy as hereinafter
account juror fees in the circuit
5.
for appointment as county official
itemised.
court:
Steiner, head of the atete hospital
paper; Sherman County Observer ap­
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24.80
ITEMIZED BUDGET
Warrants were ordered drawn to E M Helyer........
pointed.
22 60
A A Dunlap ....
pay
the
following
claims,
incurred
240
Recorders Salary............................
Order made transferring 316,072.06
19. I
account of judges and clerks and Chas Bullard........
180
from the Monk land road bond fund to
A prime factor in the upbuilding of Treasurer Salary............................
18.60
R
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Byer«
............
general
election
expenses:
Marshal Salary.......................... «. 1200 the general road fund.
20.
J A Conrad..........
3000
Retirement of Bonds.....................
5 00
Report of Geo B- Bourhill, county Fred Hsynes, election ball rent
19.60
H H Christiansen
Interest on Bonds.......................... 2200 treasurer, accepted.
3
B F Psvne, deputy sheriff ...
18 60
W L Dillinger ...
Emergency Fund,unforeseen con­
”
“ .........
3.
Report of DeMusa park board ac­ B F Ireland
22
G W Drinkard ..
860
tingencies.................................
3 00
cepted.
20 80
W 8 Deaton........
3400
Water Fund...................................
°
3 00
Order made declarirg the office of Faith Giaa .
20.60
L D Eakia..........
TOTAL EXPENDITURES ....“ Ï1080 county commiseioner hell by J. M. G E Wilkerson............
7 00
20.
Geo Ellard..........
3.00
Estimated receipts, (water fund) 4780 Wilson, to be v cant because of re­ C M Kuypcss . ......
22.60
Karl Eaton..........
3.00
C A Tom.................. .
moval from county.
Total amount to be raised by
J A Ellis ............
6.
3.00
In the matter of filling vacancy of L B Psyne.................. .
taxation for all purposes for
20
Gus Engstrom ....
5.40
the year 1924................................ 6300 county commiMioner formerly held by Emil Anderson..........
21 60
O M Fraley........
3 00
J. M Wilson; made vacant through Geo W Kaseberg.....
R W Eaton ....
5.
Dated at Moro, Oregon, this 29th day
3 00
his removal from county; A. A. Dun­ Mrs Geo W Kaseberg
22.
C F Guyton ........
of September, 1923.
J S Fowler................ .
3.00
lap, of Kent, appointed.
24 80
Q E Gwynne ....
C. C. Richmond
300
In the matter of the GraM VaUey- W S FieldT................
C B Hearing.....
Chairman Budget Committee. Rutledge market road.
3.00
Reeolution Zetta Fields................
21.
5 80
J. R. Morgan
made designating the same as follows: A B Potter.................. .
20 80
J G Mediar ..
3.00
Secretary Budget Committea Beginning at a point where the J N Stevenson............ .
19.
Geo E Meloy.
3.00
S P Boice................
19.
L V Moore ..
Frank M SvOtt...........
3.00
22.
J no Mathieson
Edna Potter......
3 00
E A Cushman.
ORIGINAL ESTIMATE AND ACCOUNTING SHEET.
5 00
F C Axtell.............. <
of the City of Moro, Oregon, for the years 1920; 1921; 1922 and 1923.
3.00
Neil McDonald..........
Warrants were ordered' drawn to
3.00
Bessie Axtell...............
This original estimate is made in compliance with Section 881-A of the laws of 1921 and shows in
3.00 pay the following claims, incurred
Herschel Axtell..........
parallel columns the unit costs of the several services, materials and supplies for the three fipcaj years
D J McLachlan ........
3 00 account witness fees in the circuit
next proceeding the current year in detail, the expenditures for the first six months of th« surtent year
3.00 court:
Qen g Meloy..............
3.00 Chas Everett.......
Omar G
..........
4
3 60 Jack Lickfen«tern .
Miss Bpsis
3 80 ^3eo Nöl»» .......
Theo Johnston ..........
3 00 CT Beane« ..
H F Peets............ ..
13.40
Detailed expenditures for three
6 80 T J MeClure .... .
J S Newcomb..............
13 40
3.00 Geo Chamberlain.
proceeding years.
Will Todd................
13 40
3 00 W T McClure ....
Roy E Titter.,,,........
13 40
3 00 O E Wilaon..........
Frank Schamd .
13 40
1920
1922
1921
3 00 B D McKee............
Clyde Smith................
2
3 00
LD Eakia . .. ¡4........
Selanes.
5412.M
3978.00
183831
1620.00
81000
81000
6.80
E M Alley....,..........
Warrants were ordered drawn from
164.15
5.50
3 00
Marie Smith.. J.,....
the Sherman highway road bond fund
OIK Distillate and Pumping Plant.
6519 26
7694.98
J C Wilson..................
to pay the following claims incurred
( >ffice Expense....................................
273.96
3 00
G L Hoskinson..........
on account of construction of said
8202.74
155692 22857 45
5850
3 00
Fred Hsyne6 .......
highway :
53 80
3 00
Grover Youag............
Watec Fund, miterials and suppket
1472.05
1638 00
3 00
Arthur Justeaen ......
Refond for money borrowed ..........
5000.00
3.00
George Vintta............
4271.80
Nov 10. 1923
Warrant», Bond» and Interest..........
3010 00
«
S 20
J W Hayes...................
R mm I« ...........................................
80.00
3 00
PLDwby ..................
Park» and City Hall.............................
5470.20
3 00
J O Garrett..................
7115 08
Nov 10, 1923..
Interest......................................................
300
Advertising.............................................
156 55
3.00
M Axtell...
BflMTAMCMi.....................
...............
705.24
860.00
400.00
782.20
3 00
V S Powell .
Dec 10. 1923
Sherman Electric........... ......................
2609.82
3 00
Roaa Ornduff
3400.00
3174.46
1619.84
3 00
1462.50
3 00
R Norton..
to Sept 1, 1923 ............................. 2268.95
Park Fund.
3.od
610.00
J A Smith
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A valuable knowledge of the reliability
and integrity of businesses is the reward
of the steady reader of advertisements. ■
See the (jyrafoam Washer
Made in
Three Styles
Multi-Motor
Electric
independent Motor
It wn’t Diade oí w<*od,
. copprr or,bbeet j>on
It is made of cast »lumi-
num and metal
The family eize requires leas floor a|>ace
than any machine on the market
Cull and you will be convinced
it is the washer for you
BILL* BARBER
5 AYS
ffi*
Moro, Oregon
FOSS A CO., Inc.
Blacksmith and Machine Shop
Phone 303,
Moro, Oregon
We carry a complete line of
Auto Accessories
Whig Auto Products
Goodyear Tires and Tu^e*
Pyrene Fire Extinguishers and Liquid
Auto Repairing and Storage
Agents for
Studebaker Cars
Drapafta• • • • .............................
WHEN YOU TRAVEL,
BY AUTO
AND VISIT THE DALLES
J
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Court Sewer............................
....
Retirement of Bond»...........................
Bond Interrai
......................... ..........
Water Fund, for the purpose of
securing water....................
Totals
3000 00
2200.00
11080 00
210 00
719 52 .
3000 00
2000 00
950 00
2200.00
210 00
8350 06
7048 00
J M Wood.
51750
IOOO47
4531.47
1542 00
1600 00
18544 37 4620259
T
3 00
5.00
W C Helyer, account right of way
Sherman highway.................... 100.
:
STORE YOUR CAR
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I d the concrete, hilly equipped, roomy dargfr, oi
ther-William» Company. Competent workman always regdy
to help you in any way they can at * least expense to
For any service rendered the charge will always be reason
W P Thomae
Warrants wars ordered drawn to
31002 78
...
The Persian oven la built
account county poor:
WALTHER-WILLIAMS GARAGE
THE DALLES
1, A. B Riddell, Recorder of the City of Moro, Oregon, do hereby certify that the expenditures and
the budget allowance for six months of the current year and tie expenditures for th^three flseal years
A. B. Riddell, Recorder of the City of Mora
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