The gazette-times., December 11, 1919, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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THE GAZETTE-TIMES
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J. F. Barlow, Kd No. S,
J. W. Kirsi'lmer, Kd. No.
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Rd. No. 3,
Fushong & Co. Gen. Kd.,
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SfVtfCRlrTION RATES:
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Sinple Copies
MORROW CnVNTT OFFICIAL PAPER
COin COURT PASSES
Walther Williams Hdw.,
Co., lone-Gooseberry,
B. Bradley, Rd. No. 2,
Claude White, Rd. No.
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AYilfml io:nlu I.iimk l.,'K necossary through an infected toe.
T.,o Hoppnor friends of Wilford The infection started whm Mr. Mea-
V.e.-.ilows. formerly of this city, will dows was in the nited States army.
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Portland. The operation was made was a native Heppner boy.
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tiENKRAI. CLAIMS ALLOWED BY
COUNTY COVRT
I Continued from pafe one.)
funds and after due consideration
of the same. County Treasurer was
ordered to transfer $11,S75.S2 from
Hi 'ppner-llitch Creek bond fund to
the General Road Fund, same to re
pi. ire money spent out of the Gener
al Road Fund in the construction of
Road Work on the Heppner-Pitch
Creek road.
In the matter of Road Petition of
Adolf Skubo, et al:
At this time the court takes up
the matter of the Road Petition of
Adolf Skubo et al, same was read
and December 12th, 1919, set as
date for view of said proposed road,
and Geo. Blayden appointed by the
Court to act with the regular viewers
to view said proposed road.
In the matter of Road Petition cf
Harry Smith et al:
At this time the court takes up
the matter of the Road Petition of
Harrv Smith et al. same was read
and December 13th. 1919, set as
date for viewing said proposed road,
and Geo. Rand appointed to act with
the regular Viewers to view said pro
posed road.
In the matter of Road Petition,
of S. Atteberry, et al:
Now at this time the court takes
up the matter of the road petition of
S. Atteberry et al, for the establish
ment of a country road, same was
read and December 12th, set as date
for viewing said proposed road, and
Geo. Blayden appointed to act with
the regular viewers to view said
road.
In the matter of the Petition of E.
Bergstrom et al:
At this time court continues this
petition until the January term of
County Court.
Court adjourned to meet Decern
ber 4 th. 1919. at 9 A. M. Decern
her 4th, 1919, Court met as per ad
journment of yesterday with the
same officers present.
In the matter of Transfer of Funds
from Heppner-Ditch Creek Bond la
sue:
Now at this time the court takes
up the matter of transferring funds
from HeDDner-Ditch Creek Bond
to General Bond Fund and after
due consideration of the same was
ordered that the County Treasurer
transfer J3124 IS from the Hepp
ner-Ditch Creek Bond Fund to the
General Road Fund. Said amount
to be refunded at a later date to the
Hennner-Ditch Creek Bond Fund
In the matter of County Budget,
for the vear 1920.
There having been no objections
nr rnmnlaints filed as to the Bud
tret for 1920 as advertised, same
was approved of by the court and
assessor instructed to extend same
on the tax roll for 1919.
In the matter of Fire Patrol Tax
At this time the court took up
the matter of Fire Patrol Tax as
filed by F. A. Elliott, State Fores
ter, and after due consideration or
the same instructed the County As
sessor to extend said tax as per
statement filed on the 1919 tax roll.
On account of the Court not to
reivine the amount of the State tax
for 1920, could not fix the levy at
this time so they adjourned to meet
at a later date in the month.
CLAIMS ALLOWED FROM ROAD
FO'D
State Ind. Accident Com.
Gen. Road t
Farmers & Stock Nat'l
Bank. Rd. No. 6,
Rd. No. 5,
Rd. No. 9, -
Gen, Road.
Finn Nat'l Bank , Rd.
No. 5,
Rd. No. 6, .
Kd. No. 8,
Rd. No. 9,
Gen. Rd., .--
lone-Gooseberry Rd.,
Pacific Banker, Gen. Rd.,
Lumberman's Trust Co.,
Gen. Roads,
Oregon State Highway
Com., lid. No. 1,
Kd. No. 2,
W. L. McCaleb, Gen. Rd.,
Mrs. Scrivner ic Sons,
Gen. Rd.,
Joe How'ill, Rd. No, 7,.
Rd. No. 8,
Thomson Bros., Rd. No.
9, -
W. O. Minor, Rd. No. 2,
R. Burnside, H. H. Rd.,
Lou Zeigler, H. H. Rd.,
E. Davenport, H. II. Rd.,
G. W. Gordon, H. H. Rd.,
H. B. Glaisyer, H. II.
Rd.,
H. B. Glaisyer, H. H.
Rd., -
Oregon State Highway
Com., II. II. Rd.,
People Hdw, Co., H. H.
Rd., ;
People Hdw. Co. H. H.
Rd
Gen. Rd.,
E. C. Heliker, Rd. No. 3,
U. II. Quackenbueh, Rd.
No. 8, -
Rd. No. 5 -
Ed. Gllispee, Rd. No. 5,
Chan. H. Lutourell, Gen.
Rd.,
Const Culvert Co. Flume
lone-Gooseberry,
K. A. Brown, Kd. No. 2,
W. M. Ayers, Curcuit
Court $
C C. Chick. Health
Officer.
Dr. C. C. Walker, Health
Officer -.
Crandall & Roberts, Book
Accountants,
Will Hill, Bounty,
Ernest Cannon, Bounty,
Frank Otto, Bounty,
W. A. Richardson, Supt.
John W. Brown, Jr.,
Bounty,
Ed. Reitmann, Bounty,
W. M. Ayers, Salary,
R. H. Quackenbush, Boun
ty. -
Wm. T. Campbell, Salary,
Geo. McDuffee, Salary,
T. E. Chidsey, Salary,
J. A. Waters, Salary,
Gay M. Anderson, Salary
T. J. Humphreys, Salary
J. J. Wells, Salary
Hannah Wilson, Salary,
Lena Snell Shurte, Sal
ary, -
F. R. Brown, County Fair
Board.
C. C. Chick, Salary Co.
Phr..
John Garside, Salary, Fair
Grounds.
Harriet Baird. Widow
Pension,
Charlotte Brown, Wld-
dow Pension,
Sarah F. Sperry, Wid
ow Pension
Daisy Pearl Becket, Wid
ow Pension,
Sadie Morey, Widow Pen
sion.
Gladys M. Gibbons, Wid
ow Pension, -.
J. E. Musgrave, Bounty,
Geo Beck, Bounty,
Bushong & Co., Sheriff
$22.50, & $2.25, Asses
sor. $1.59.
Glass & Prudham, Clerk
$3.31, Sheriff, 55c,
C. C. Chick, Co. Phy
Lena Snell Shurte, School
Runt. Exd .
F. G. Thomas, Tax Re
bate
Margaret Crawford, Co.
Clerk Exp.. ....
Bonds of Sheriff Tax
Collect,
Harry Selby, Curcuit
Court,
Roland Humphreys,
Treas. Exp.,
J. Wells. Assessors
Exp.,
Thomson Bros., Court
House.
Heppner Light & Water
Co
Humphreys Drug Co.,
Gazette Times,
Heppner Herald,
County Clerk, i-
C. H. Furlong, Circuit
Court.
A. I. Casbor, Bounty,
CORRECT LUBRICATION
Zerolene gives a better film of ofl
between the working parts of your
car. It conserves power and saves
wear. Scientifkallyrefined from elect
ed California crude oil Get a Correct
Lubrication Chart for your car.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California)
3.00
7.50
2.60
250.00
4.00
3.00
4.00
27.5S
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70.00
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75.00
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166.66
100.00
41.66
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Geo. W. Milholland, Special Agent, Standard Ofl Company
Heppner, Oregon.
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A shipment of pictures has just been
received. In this are included
such pictures as
The Mill, Kembrandt, $5.00
Lone Wolf, $4.00
A Little Bit of Heaven, $6.25.
Along the Danube, $12.00
All In, $5.00.
The Prowler, $3.00.
Air Castles, $6.50.
Pastels from $3.60 to $15.00 and
many others from 25 cents to $15.00.
Just the thing to send East to your
friends Mt. Hood and Highway
pictures, boxed at $1.00.
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Nanisms Ihtlhis
Paper white narcissus bulbs in gift boxes at 35 cents. In Gift
boxes with bowl for planting, 85 cents, and in gift boxes with baskets
at $1.50.
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111 Are You Interested in a Truck Bargain?
An attractive proposition on a new truck of standard make.
Inquire at The Gazette-Times.
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Cotton Gloves 1 1 Gift Choosing at this Store
in the city
PRICES RIGHT
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Phelps Grocery
Company
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498.93
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137.90
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71.50
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SILK SOCKS MEAN MUCH WITH THE
FIRST LONG TROUSERS
Here you find the classy line of Hole
proof Hoisery. ' They wear longer.
EVERY DAD WILL WELCOME
NEW NECKWEAR
We have a complete line of Necktie3 in
all assortments and colors.
NO MAN CAN GET TOO MANY SHIRTS
And you will find we have the Shirts
that appeal to the men folks.
SHOP EARLY
The Sam Hughes Company
m
Symphony Lawn
Holiday
Papeteries
Hand Painted Boxes
Assorted Sizes
At Popular Prices
Riviera Linen
in
Holiday Packages
Fine, Attractive Boxes,
in Dainty Tints.
Just the Gift for Young
Misses.
10 BEAUTIFUL DOLLS
to be given away Xmas Eve.
Shop at our store and help your favorite
. . tit
little gin get a aou.
Special Values for Riker's Perox-
zone Lream tor weeK 01
December 7 to 13
There isjthe joy of getting a
KODAK
for Christmas
-and the fun of using it that day-and all the
days to come.
Kodaks All Prices and Sizes
1
Liggett's Chocolates
and
Fennaway Chocolates
In Holiday Packages
1-2 pound, 1 pound,
2 pound and 3 pound
sizes
LYON'S CALIFORNIA
GLAZED FRUITS
1- and 2-pound packages
Hocfler's Celebrated
Centenial Chocolates
in assorted sizes
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