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Newspaper Page TextTHE GAZETTE-TIMES, HErPXER. OnK., THI RSDW, NOV. 19, 1914 PACE THREB LISTOFGLAIMSALLOW-EDNGV.GOUNTYGQURT Election Expenses Swell Total for Term. Roads and Bridges Also Receive Consider able Sum. The following is the list of claims allowed at the regular November term of the Commissioners Court as shown by the records of claims in the office of the county clerk: C. C. Patterson, salary coun ty judge $ 75.00 W. 0. Hill, salary county clerk 166.66 A. M. Mallory, salary deputy v county clerk 83.33 .Marion Evans, salary county sheriff 166.66 Frank Gilliam, salary county treasurer 41.66 Geo. McDuffee, salary deputy treasurer 100.00 L. L. Gilliam, salary deputy treasurer 50.00 J. J. Wells, salary county as sessor 100.00 Syfvia Wells, salary deputy assessor . . . 50.00 W. M. Ayers, salary janitor. . 60.00 S. E. Notson, salary school supt 100.00 Mattie W. Adklns, widow's pension , 17.50 Emma J. Andis widow's pen sion ' .. .. 15.00 Harriett Baird, widow's pen sion 17.50 Charlotte Brown, widow's pension 32.50 Sylvia Brown, widow's pen- ' sion 17.50 Minnie Coc'iran, widow's pension 25.00 Ida L. Hamilton, widow's pension 32.50 Mary McDaid, widow's pen sion -,r 10.00 Sarah F. Sper'ry, widow's pension 10.00 Indian Thompson, scalp bounty . .". -50 Indian Billy, scalp bounty.. 7.00 Indian Jim, , do ... 4.50 Glass & Prudhomme, elec tions 38.50 Loy M. Turner,, cur. ex.... 2.64 County surveyor 10.40 M. A. Bates, justice ct 7.80 Glen Hadley, do . . 2.00 Hollie Leathers do . . 4.50 Dillie Leathers do . . 4.60 Theo. Nelson, circuit court. . 2.00 City of Heppner, oiling st.. . 6.01 Marion Long,, school supt. ex 3.00 -Opal Briggs, school supt ex. 3.00 W. E. Walbridge, fruit ins.. . - 9.00 A. L. Cornett, justice ct 19.10 J. R. McCraw do 2.10 J. K. Gill & Co., assessor's ac. 6.49 Bushong & Co., election ex.. 200.00 Phil Colin, sheriff's ex 12.00 Louis Groshens do .... 8-00 B. G. Sigsbee, do .... 2.75 Frank Roberts, justice ct... .1.70 Frank Monahan do . . 1-70 Chas. Grogan, do . . 1.70 Bill Fink do . , 1.70 Guy Boyer, do . . 2.50 Harry Brown do . . 1.70 Jess Cornell do . . 3.60 D. C. Gurdane, do . . 1.70 Mack Gentry, do .. 1.70 Ililley Miller, do . . 1.70 Delbert Wright do . . 1.70 "W. C. Cason, sheriff's ex... 7.00 Jack Rabbit Garage do . . 10.00 Marion Evans, do . . 32.50 W. O. Hill, emergency fund. 50.00 F. M. Bay less, care of poor. . 148.00 E. E. Beaman, do . . 18.00 J. P. Conder, do . . 14.00 Mrs. Ella Buttler, court hse 1.00 S. E. Notson, school supt. ex. 65.00 T. J. Humphreys, court hse. telephones 26.50 District Attoreny's office, ex. ' 7.50 S. E. Notson, school library 143.48 Bert Mason, tax rebate 1.55 Gazette Times, elections,... 270.60 School superintendent.... 7.50 County court 13.25 Office expense 3.20 Gilliam & Bisbee, ct. hse. ex. 5.35 A. L. Cornett, justice court. . 16.60 W. B. Barratt, Coroner's in quest 1-20 Frank Gilliam, coroner's in quest 1-20 M. D. Clark coroner's inquest 1.20 W. O. Minor, do - 1.20 Chas. Thomson, do - 1-20 Geo. J. Currin, do 1.20 J. R. McCraw, do 1.70 Hugh O'Rourke do 1.70 Marion Evans, do. 1.70 Ed Case do , 1.70 H. T. Allison do 1.70 Frank Roberts do 1.70 Geo. McDuffee, do 1.70 M. L. Case, do 1.70 R. A. Miller, do 1.70 W. C. Newlon, do 1.70 Alex Cornett do 12.30 II. T. Allison, do 10.00 M.A.Bates, election.,., 4.60 Leach Bros., do .... 5.00 Slocum Drug Co., do .... 9.60 Poor 5'30 Court house . 2.50 Patterson & Son, care of poor 27.25 Heppner Light & Water Co., court house, 95.35 Ernest Sltser, sheriff's ex.. . 8.70 John Hughes, sheriff's ex.. . . 6.00 Frank McDonald, sc'lp b'nty 1.50 J. R. Kelly, scalp .bounty , . 12.00 O. S. Hodsdon, election.. 10.60 J. W. Waid, do .. " 6.00 W. B. Flnley, do . . 6.00 R. B. Rice, . do .. . 6.00 J. H. Thomas, , do , . 6.00 Wm. Saunders' do ', . 6.00 ,S. H. Boardman .do ... . 17.00 Mike Marshall, do . . 6.00 Thos. Riley do . . 6.00 J. A. Gibbons, do . . 6.00 E. W. McEacheron do . . 6.00 D. J. Kirker, do . . 6.00 G.A.Miller, do .. 14.50 J. W. Osburn, do . . 7.50 Walter Pope, do . . 7.50 Boyd Logan, do . . 7.50 A. E. Nash, do . . 7.50 W. G. Palmateer do . . 7.50 Oscar Keithley, do .. 11.50 Chas. Stanton, do . . 7.50 Clive Huston, do . . ' 7.50 R. H. Young, do . . 7.50 Emerson Keithley, do . . 7.50 E. L. Young, . do . . 7.50 A. Missildine, do . . 9.20 Geo. Stevenson, do . . 9.00 Wm. Wilson, do . . 9.00 Fred Crump, do . . 9.00 B. P. Stone do . . 9.00 O. A. Devin, , . do . . 9.00 R. M. Akers, do . . 12.00 G. M. Akers, do . . 6.00 W. A. McClintock do ... 6.00 Leonard Anderson do , . 6.00 Newt King - do . . 6.00 E, R. Lundell do . . 6.00 J. O. Hager, do . . 12.00 L. A. Florence do .. 12.00 W. M. Ayers , do . . 12.00 W. P. Hill, "do . . 12.00 Nels H. Justus, do .. 12.00 Frank Rasmus, do 12.00 J. S. Cabbage, do . . 7.50 H. T. Walpole, do . . 21.90 P. C. Bishop, do . . 7.50 W. G. Corey, do . . 7.50 C. L. Roadruck, do . . 7.50 Geo. W. Rand, do . . 7.50 Michael Kenny, do . . 10.00 W. H. Clark, do ., 6.00 J. D. French do . . 6.00 Percy Hughes, do . . 6.00 Fred C. Kelley, do . . 6.00 Geo. R. Pearson do . . 6.00 E. J. Merrill, do . . 7.50 J. E. Stevens, do . . 7.50 Geo. W. Chapin, do . . 7.50 A. L. Hudson do . . 11.50 Omar Stanton, do . , 7.50 G. E. Fuller, do .. 7.50 O. E. Johnson, do . . 4.50 WW. Brannon, do . . 4.50 E. A. Chapel, do . . 4.50 J. H. Wyland, do . . 4.50 B. P. Bleakinan, do . . 4.50 Ernest Cannon, do 4.50 J. B. Carmichael, do . . 10.50 L. A. Palmer, -do . . 10.50 E. T. Burchell, do . . 10.50 S. G. McMillan, . do . . 12.30 E. J. Evans, do . , 10.50 J. A. Pointer, do . . 10.60 Oscar Davis, do . . 12.00 H. Scherzinger do . . 4.50 J. E. Johnson, do . . 4.50 W. H. Herren, do . . 12.00 Arthur McAtee, do .. 12.00 B. H. Peck, do . . 4.60 C. N. Jones, do . . 7.60 W. E. Mikesell, do . , 7.50 Ralph Adkins, do . . 7.60 John Hughes, do , . , 7.50 Vawter Crawford do . . 7.50 J. C. Kirk, do . . 7.50 R. R. Justus, do .., 4.50 W. E. Brown, do . . 7.30 J. G. Doherty, do . , 7.50 Neal Crawford, do . . 4.50 A. S. Akers, do . . 7.50 J. S. Baldwin, do . . 4.50 Chas. Vaughn, do . . 4.50 W. Claud Cox, do . . 4.50 T. E. Chldsey, do . . 4.50 E. M. Shutt, do . . 4.50 W. T. McNabb, do . . 4.50 J. A. Williams, do . ; 4.50 Walter Reitman, do , . 4.50 Geo. Ritchie, do . . . 4.50 J. A. Kiohn, do . . 4.50 Stacy Roberts, do . . 10.80 Arthur Harlow, do . . 6.00 Augustus Hoskins, do . . 6.0Q H. P. Long, do . . 6.00 Walter F. Drum, do . . 6.00 Chas, Osten, do . . 6.00 L. D. Neil do . , 6.00 f. T. Ayers, do . . 11.00 Chas. Bartholomew, do . . 6.00 Fannie Goodall do . . 6.00 H. P. Robertson, do . . 6.00 C. B. Greene, do . . 6.00 F. M. Griffin, do . . 7.50 J. T. Downing, do . , 4.50 O. B. Barlow, do . . 7.50 J. L. Jones, do . . 3.00 O. M. Whittington, do . . 4.50 C. A. Taylor, do . . 7.50 E. J. Bristow, do . , 11.10 Richard Turpin, do . . 3.00 S. E. Moore, do . . 4.50 J. H. Cochran, do . . 4.50 J. H. Wilt, do . . 4.50 Joe Mason, do . . 4.50 W. S. Smith, do . . 4.50 J. E. Higgs, do . . 4.50 E. M. Shutt, do . . 3.00 W. T. McNabb, do . . 3.00 J. A. Williams, do . . 3.00 Walter Reitman, do . . 3.00 J. A. Kiehn, do .. 3.00 M. A. Bates, do . . 2:10 F. H. Robinson, do . . 8.00 Edgbert & Wadsworth, elec- tion 6.00 J. M. White, election. . 9.60 A. L. Cornett, do . . 6.40 Heppner Herald, cur. ex... 15.55 D. E. Gilman, tax rebate. .. . 37.60 W. F. Drum, labor rd. dist. 6 69.50 E. M. Matteson, do 48.00 T. H. Drum, do 4.00 Virgil Cowdry, do 2.00 Arthur Harlow, do 3.00 H. P. Long, do 4.00 H. B. McDowell, do 6.00 R. Hogeland, supervisor road dist, No. 6. 83.60 J. B. Culick, supervisor, road dist. No. 2, 7.5.0 R. A. Culick, labor road dist. No. 2. 12.00 J. E. Musgrave, supervisor road dist. No. 7 25.25 J. L. Cummings, labor road dist, No. 7 6.00 Carrie Hastings, labor road dist, No. 7 2.00 Bert Bates, labor road dist No. 7 6.25 O. E. Johnson, labor road dist No 7 12.75: Geo. Hendrlx, labor road dist. No. 7 1.50 May Musgrave, board dist. No. 7 3.00 J. E. Musgrave, supervisor road dist. No. 7 96.60 Bert Bates, labor dist, No. 7 13.00 C. M. Hastings. do 4.50 J. M. Hastings. do 39.50 W. J. Blake, supervisor road dist. No. 16 41.95 Ray W. Blake, labor dist. 16 27.00 Merl M. Blake, do 3.00 Wm. Murphy, do 3.00 L. E. Londergan, bridge work dist. No. 16 . '24.00 Theo. Jakes, bridge work dist. No. 16 18.00 Harry Beasley, bridge work dist. No. 16 18.00 Vivian Brown, bridge work dist. No. 16 18.00 Perry Hopkins, bridge work dist. No. 16 29.75 F. S. Bender, supplies dist. No. 16 22.40 John M. Sprouls, hauling: powder Ritter road 15,00 John Kilkenny, labor road dist. No. 2 12.00 Ben Moore, Supervisor, dist. No. 9 31.00 Slocum & Buckman; lumber road dist. No. 1 107.92 Gilliam & Bisbee, supplies dist. No. 7 4..00 Supplies dist. No 1 144.80 Supplies dist. No. 8 , 2.00 Powder etc., Ritter road. , ,25.00 Heppner Milling Co. supplies dist. No. 1 53.05 City Meat Market, supplies dist. No. 1 46.45 E. C. Watkins, supervisor dist. No. 4 47.22 Tum-a-Lum Lumber Co. dist. 16, bridge lumber ...... 453.15 Ralph Floreon, labor dist 4 22.00 G. W. Thompson, supplies disti No. 1 , . 5.00 Labor dist. No. 1 ....... . 11.00 L. A. Florence, supplies road dist. No. 1 15.60 City Meat Market, supplies dist. No. 1 4 . . 5.50 Hynd Bros. Co., labor road ' (list. No. 13 3.50 Omar Stanton, labor road dist. No. 8 8.00 Tum-a-Lum Lumber Co. lum ber dist. 12 - 5.50 Frank Parker, labor dist. 1. 18.00 Geo. Sperry, labor dist.5... 4.00 D. H. Hanshew, labor dist 1 5.75 Reid Bros., lumber 247.62 John H. Wilt, blacksmithing dist. No. 16 ...1 10.80 Algott Lundell, bridge work 15.00 Henry Schwarz, supplies dist No. 1 4.50 Phil Colin, supplies dist. 1. 36.60 W. P. Scrivner, blacksmith- ing dist. No. 1 .... . . . . . 24.60 A. E. Bates, bridge work dist. N. 7 . 14.15 G. A. Bleakman, supplies dist. No. 7 10.00 Sam Hughes, supplies dist. 1 24.95 Care of poor . 61.95 Court house 2.80 Minor & Co., supplies dist. 1 118.20 Care of poor 16.05 Phelps Grocery Co., supplies dist. No. 1 16.95 Vaughn & Sons, supplies dist No. 1 83.85 Thomson Bros., supplies dist. No. 1 28.70 Care of poor 4.90 Court house 3.95 Palace Hotel, board of pris oners 97.95 H. T. Allison, care of poor. . 25.90 J. S. Young, county, court . . 16.00 John Kilkenny, do 13.00 Geo. M. Glogston, scalp boun ty 4.50 J. S. Beckwith, circuit ct... 30.00 W. M. Ayers, circuit court. . 21.00 Architecture Building is Finished. University of Oregon, Eugene, Nov. 16. Formal opening of the archi tecture building of the State Uni versity will be held Thursday eve ning, November 19, with W. R. B. Wilcox, of Wilcox & Sayward, Seat tle architects, as the principal speak er. Several Portland architects are also to come. Entertainment and exhibit com mittees are arranging a public re ception with musical program and a loan exhibit from the Portland Chapter of the American Beaux Arts Society and the Massachusetts In stitute of Technology. A collection of Caproni busts will also be shown. The architecture building will be used for other work than architec ture, notably forms of the fine arts. In architecture, 21 students are ma joring during this first year, and Di rector Ellis F. Lawrence expects each succeeding class to be about that number. The building can accomo date 70 students in design and struc tural architecture. - It contains a testing department that is to be equipped with machines for ascer taining the strength of woods, ce ments, and other building material. Additional courses will be added each semester until by 1916 a full four year course in.architecture will have been established. Clyde Wells is putting the finishing touches to his new residence beiow town and will move in before long. At present his family is domiciled in the Jess Hall residence on Balti more street. I have for sate several head of Jer sey cows and heifers. Some of these fresh now and others to become fresh soon. This is select stock, lm. O. J. COX, Heppner, Ore. John Kenny and wife were visit ors In our city several days last week. YAKIMA POTATOES Car Just k received. Phelps Grocery Co, Ships Two Cars of Hogs. John Marcus, of Spray, shinned ; two carloads of hogs to the Portland ! market Monday. These hogs were! conditioned on the Jeff Jones ranch, j A Son Is Born. Born, Nov. 6, 1914, at Wasco, Ore., to Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Hap pold, a son. Mrs. Happold is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. J. Currin of Heppner. Mayor's Kelutive Dies. , David Smead, only uncle of May or W. W. Smead. of this ritv. riiwi at his home in Potsdam, New York, on Oct. 30, aged 78 years. He had been an invalid for a number of years and his death was not unex pected. Take Prisoners to Salem. Geo. McDuffee, deputy sheriff took to Salem last Friday, Elmer Beck lund and a man named Hill, who will enter the state penitentiary for an indefinite period. Mr. McDuffee was accompanied by Mr. Emery, city marshal of Hardman. Departed For Wyoming. Adam Knoblock and Frank Mat teson departed yesterday for Sho- shoni, Wyoming, to look after set tling up the business of the late Lin Matteson. They will be absent for some time, in all probability, as upon leaving they had no knowledge of the present status of Mr. Matteson's bus iness anairs. Buys City Residence. Mrs. Melissa Marlatt has purchas ed the residence property next to the hill at the rear of the Club building of C. L. Keithley. Mr. and Mrs. Keithley will soon move to their sub burban property recently purchased of W. O. Minor where they are erect ing a neat residence. Mrs. Marlatt does not expect to move into her property before the coming summer. Visits With Daughter. Mr. Hart, of La Grande, was here the first of the week visiting his daughter, Miss Ruth Hart, who is now stationed here as operator at the O-W. R. & N. depot. Many of the people of this vicinity will remember Mr. Hart as the operator for many years at the Heppner depot. Mr. Hart has had a long period of active service as an operator and now has retired with full pay for life. Echo News. Eight Mile Literary. The Eight Mile literary society will hold their program at the Eight Mile school house on Saturday, Nov, 28. A "program of interest is being pre pared. The feature of the evening will be a debate, "Resolved that cap ital punishment should be abolished in the State of Oregon." Harvie Young and Miss Bowman will take up the burden of proof and Robert Young and Miss Hayes will uphold the negative. Deals in Morrow County Real Estate. Two important real estate deals were transacted last week, whereby 1500 acres of excellent wheat land on Heppner Flat, owned by Crockett Kirk, is sold to Glenn and Alva Jones well known Heppner boys, and grandsons of Mr. Kirk. The deal in volves about $20,000. Mr. Kirk also sold his Rhea creek farm, consisting of 160 acres, to John Sprouls. This is considered as one of the best places on the creek. Sells Heppner Property. S. W. Wattenburger of Pendleton, this week disposed of his residence property in- Heppner to County At torney Glenn Y. Wells who will shortly take up his abode there with his family. This is the property Mr. Wattenburger bought some two years or more ago from E. M. Shutt and is one of the nicest homes in the city. We are not advised as to the consid eration but understand that Mr. Wells struck a good bargain. The Federated Church. Rev. W. N. FERRIS, Pastor. Our Motto: "With thyself prac tice the utmost strictness as touch ing the things thou shalt believe and do, unto all others grant the utmost liberty." Bible school at 9:45 a. m. Di vine worship at 11 a. m. Theme of sermon, "Am I my Brother's Keep er?" Christian endeavor meeting at 6:30. Thanksgiving service at 7:30 m. in the Christian church. All are invited. Strangers welcome. Finger Amputated. George, the eight-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Finley had the misfortune to have one of his fingers mashed by a door being closed on it. The accident happened Tuesday morning at the Sand Hollow school house. The children were passing into the school house when the door was suddenly closed and caught the boy's finger and injured it to such an extent that it was necessary to amputate it at the first joint. Dr. Monkman, of Hermiston who has charge of Dr. Dorn's office during his absence performed the operation and states that the boy is improving nicely. Echo "News. Chas. Stanton, Eight Mile farmer, took a load of supplies out to his home on the first of the week. APPLES ! EXTRA FANCY GOOD KEEPERS Rome Beauty, Winesap, Johna. than and Yellow Newtowns Right now is the time to come in and buy your supply for the winter. We also have the famous Netted Gem Potatoes the kind they use on the dining cars Come in and buy a few sacks and see how good they are. If you are thinking about "good eats" just think "Sam Hughes" that's the place to find what you want in groceries. SAM HUGHES CO. HEPPNER WOOD YARD E. E. BEEMAN, Prop. Dealer In Wood and Coal Leave orders with Slocum Drug Co. or phone Main 60. M. L CASE! CALLS ANSWERED DAY OR NIGHT. I WILL GIVE $1000 IF I FAIL TO CURE any CANCER or TUMOR I tmt kiftn it POISONS iHf (Ms wittackis ti toil Without Knifeor Pain No PAY Until Cured No X Ray or other swindle. An island plant makes the cure WRITTEN GUARANTEE A Tumor. 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