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About Heppner times. (Heppner, Or.) 1???-1912 | View Entire Issue (May 12, 1904)
inL ilLrrilLn I llliLO. Published Evwry Thursday by A. J. HICKS O ' SUBCRIPTION On Year 'Six Month '- Thr Month HATES: O I.OO 75 60 Entered t the Pontotflc. at Heppner, Oregon Mcood-rUM matter. KAALINf PotiT NO. HI, O. A. R. MEET AT Odd Fallows' HU t Heppner, every third Snturday of each month. G. W. Hhu. adj. O. . Smith, Com. THURSDAY, MAY. 12, 1904. While politics seem to be rather quiet in Morrow county it is not altogether the true state of affairs. In other words things political are not altogether as they appear on the surfac . There seems to be a strong undercurrent; candidates are working on the quiet, making a still hunt as it were. Both the republican and democratic can didates are active, scurrying about the country keeping their put tical fences straightened up and en deavoring to break over into the other party's field for an occasional vote. That is a very nice way to work; it leave no sore spots ami at the came time is tffective. It is evident that the republicans have lost nothing, and as tht-y have a majority of 250 in the county they are not suffering from un easiness. Hon. G. W. Phelps, who returned lajt Friday from a thort trip to Penoleton, has reason to belive that he will get a very la.ge vote in U t.tuilla county which, with the large majority he will re ceive in t liia county, wil. giv him a safe majority for district attorney. G o. J. Cut rin, who has ben travtling over the county considerably of late, is very much encouraged with his'pro-ptct8 and all the rest oi the republican ticket. W. S. Connor, who has been through various localities the pa.-t week or more, makes a very favor able report. Sheriff Shutt, whose official duties has cill d him to many pms of the county the past wrek or Cwo. speaks very encou.ag inaly of prospects or the election of the entire republican tickvt. Th Times has information from parties reading in the various pre cincts of the county, and from ali fources th"ie is an encouraging word for the ticket In G. W. Phelps the icpublicans nom inated one of th lest young men oi Ea-tern Oregon for tbe office of dtsirir attorney, and one who huld recuvt Li entire party vote Mr I'hrtps is biigb lawyer ..nd as i man is thoroughly reliable and tmstwo thy. lie was a prominent lea 'er in le legisUtuie and is able and illing to U e an of h a act in the interests of the p op e whom he represented or any pi ria l in,; to an) legislation affecting the entire tate. He was tlre'.eas in h s labors during the en tire session, an I bis care r is a most commendable one. As a irosecuting attorney he will peform the duties of his j office independently and without sinister; purpose or political bal'asting He is clesn in politics industrious in his pro Cession, honest ss a man, and worth) of the trust the people of this district will Impose in him 'y their vutes next June Triliune. County Canvass The candidates on the Republics ticket have named the lol owing daU-t for their itinerary of the county: Lexington, Monday, May 16, 7:30 p. m D uglas, Tue day, May 17, 1 :30 p. m. 1t,.nn. Tu..t. M.a 17 7. -JO - m " " ' " '" Eight M le Center, Wednesday, Maj 18, 1 :30 p. m. Ilardman, Wed., May 18, 7:30 p. m. Gooeetierry, Thurs., May 19 1:30 p. m. lone, Thurdy, May 19, 1 :30 p m. Irrigon, Friday, May 20, 7:30 p m. Lens, TueS'lay, May 23, 1 :30 p. m. Galloway, Wed , Mat 24, 2 p m Kids PI y Ball. Arrstig' meuis weie nude fr a van e of ba-e!ll, on the school grounds in this city last Sunday, between the lone team and the Kid nine of Heppner. But for tome cauie Ihe ! n- team w is unable to be here, which wa a great disappointment to I he "Kids," as they had mad preparation for a game they ,nd . Iively on, WM pi,jej, which re- ulted in nor oi 9 to 8 'in favor ot I he Kids. The lone team bus promised to come op next Saturday when a lively game is expectel to be played.. Gooseberry Notes. Preaching every two week by Rev. J. L. Swilt. Our school board has decidtd to give our school house a new coat of paint. Central committeeman T. W. Morgan pottd election notices ytsttrday in Dry Fork precinct. , I Our boys wilt cross bats today, Sun 'ay with Jordan Fork on our diitrao d near the -chool house. An exciting game is expected. T P Oraham nd familv left last week for their mountain horn, with their large band of ..orses and mules for summer range. There are quite a number of voters who have not registered as yet Better hnrry up boys only three days more in which yon can register. Our roads are being worked by our supervisor Mr. A Lundell. He has just finished the Gooseberry lone road work, and it is an actual pleasure to drive over the roads and observe the splen'lid improvements ma 'e b our efficient road boss. It's no use talking it pays to make good roads and on the re duction of tirades system. The Kami' of bae ball played Sunday between our nine and Jordan Fork re suited in favor ol the Gooseberry nine the scoie standing 24 to 30 Boosters were unmerons f r both side-. Batters ere Fraser and Akrrs, Donglfts and Ho ell. Hunk Howell was struck on the nd of the finger in the fourth inn ing ami now carries his finger in a sling The Time and Orntrnnian 12 a year County Court Proceedings. Thf County C"Url of Morrow county met in regular ses on, at the court li use in Heppner, Wednesday May 4, 1904, with Judge T, W. Ayers, and Com missioner's J. D. French and F. M. G'iffin, and County Clerk VawterCraw f nl in attendance. The lloini n isctUaneou bills acre allowed : W O Hill, d. pnty salary $100 00 Va terCraalord, cerks salary. 333 33 E M Shutt, sheriff salary 333 33 E F Neul, i an per ac 94 00 lone Tiadtng Co. rd & brdg ac. . 72 50 C S Kirk, sotk iosp. salary 46 00 J H Allen, rd 8 p ac 50 00 J D Allen, id & br ig ic 10 00 Lewi- Ki Dry, pauier ac 16 83 Tf omsoii Bros., C. T. ac. 3 65 N A Kell y, rd & brdg. ac... 10 00 CFP.llen, " " 4 00 M rs G Perry, " " ... 8 00 Tel & Tel Co., C. T. ac 10 30 E M S utt, crin inal ac 14 05 A . Arithom er Co, Mali' nery.. 42 00 Iw ii iiodiH n Co stationery.... 70 75 A William on, rd A b dg ac 6 00 K LCIaj, C. T. ac 1150 E M Conner, assessor ac 78 00 J I Williams n, Co expense ac. 11 60 J L Y ager, pauper ac 10 00 10 51 24 00 2 00 8 00 C C p,,""on Co "pente ac. . . W K Mikesell, rd & br g ac... II DMikesell, " ' ".. Isaac Knighten, rd 4 brdg ac J W Shipley, school supt 138 93 Bn-hong A Co , Co expense.... 206 20 W P McMillan, rd A brdg c...'. 12 80 W L Smith, deputy clerk salary. 90 00 Conover 4 Gray, Co ex tense.... 6 75 Gilliam 4 Binbee, rd 4 brdg ac. . 79 08 W O Hill. C. T. 4 jail ac .. 70 90 . 244 00 Howard Gove, assessor ac Rhea 4 Welch, super ac 24 00 ! Heppm-r Drug Co., stationery.. . 6 65 II L 4 W Co., C. T. 4 jail ac. . . . 80 80 Walter Cason, rd 4 brdg ac... 17 50 ! Heppner Gazette, stationery.... 9 85 Electric Blue print Co, stationery 9 00 lone S'ahle, rd 4 brdg ac 4 50 8 P Garrigues, r . 4 brdg 373 05 E J Keller, rd 4 brdg ac. . . . 18 20 Mrs Wm ilaguewood, rd 4 brdg. 7 70 f J Le it rd 4 brdg ac 27 60 Mai Lichtentl al, Co Treat Sal.. 83 33 W m Ayers, jxiihora falary 120 00 V It I'helps, Co expense ac 15 00 CC Patterson, Co expense ac... 18 30 Carr4Cx, " " "... 25 00 Fra k Parker, assessor ac 32 00 IV are Hotel, criminal ac 11 25 Heppner Times, Co expense ac. 20 00 C K Lundell, rd 4 brdg ac 07 00 II D Conover, C. T. ac 238 00 W 11 Clark, rd 4 brdg ac 73 75 8etb Haworth, id A brdg ac.,.. 42 00 Walter McBride " " lft 00 WL Shell, " " " .... 60 00 HG Sibley, " ' .'.... 8 00 J P Williams, justice ae 9 65 Geo Bleakman, constable ac... 6 45 Jack Lane, witness justic Ct.... 5 50 E T Perkins, J. P. fee 1 60 J I' Lony, corn-table " , ET Terkins, J P. ..... J P Lony, constable " TG Eafhait, W. fee J. P Ct.. T II Brierly, " " " " " .. E J Keller, " ' " " .. V R Reed, " " " " " .. 60 8 60 9 35 1 50 1 50 1 50 1 50 1 50 L M Hill, " " " " ,. W F Palmateer, rd & bedg ac. 20 00 In the matter of road petition No. 160, I etition of A. Lovgren to vaoate. Con sidered and disallowed. Thchsdav MatS, l'.KH. The following miscellaneous bills! were consi'iereil, and ortered paid. T V Ayers, Co expense ac $198 60 T W Ayers, rd & brdg ac 10 25 II L Burchell, rd & brdg ac 67 50 J T Mitchell, " " " 2 00 Bills of jurors and witnesses of ad journed term of court, held March 10 and 11, were ordered paid as follows: LLMatkxk, 2 days 2 miles. . .$ 4 20 Marion Evans, 2 E D McMillan, 2 10 18 o 24 36 7 2 36 2 2 6 00 5 80 4 20 T J Kirk, 2 Jos. Eskelson, 2 6 40 7 60 2 70 P G B-dsiger, 2 J W Rector, 1 J W Robertson, 1 M Halverson, 1 Geo J C"rrin, 1 Joliu Keithleyl 2 20 5 60 2 20 2 20 W. W. W l-on was granted a 15 years license to operate a ferry across the Columbia river t C stl Rock. The p titio- of F. B. Holrook for munty road 180 as granted and an order issued for the road to b- viewed out. County road 175, 176 and 20 were ordered to be established as public liiuhwars. The following ost bills in the above ma I matter were ordered paid : Th s Megan, viewer $ 5 20 R F Wi'mot, 7 oo D V 8 Reid, surveyor 15 00 Edgar Xyers, chainmn 2 00 Gnssm Ayers, " 2 00 Clyde Brock, marker 2 00 Clinton Gilliam, flagman 1 00 8 W Mearlows, rd 4 brdg. ...... 8 00 W F Wilmot, viewer 12 60 Thos Mornan, " 5 00 Joliu Keithley, surveyor 11 00 R F Wilmot, viewer 3 80 Thos. Morgan, " 7 40 JoliosKeithlev, surveyor 13 40 The petition for vacation of a portion of road 129 was granted. The emergency fund was ordered to be reimbursed to the amount of $50. The following miscellaneous bills were ordered paid : C C Patterson, rd & brdg $ 4 15 fattf-rson 4 on, oauper 10 50 Stewart 4 Kirk, rd 4 brdg 6 00 G M Holmes, " " 32 00 F B Kistner, coroner 5 Q0 FB Kistner, pauper 67 50 Al Osmin, rd 4 brdg 6 00 8 VV Meadows, rd 4 brdg 14 00 F M Griffin, salary 20 00 J D French, 17 qq A DINGY HOUSE Looks bad and unattractive. Give ydur house or barn that much needed coat of SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS The best paint made. For sale by Gilliam & Bisbee It preserves the wood, improves appearances and indicates thrift DON'T I LOUIS -TAILORS- First class work, Reasonable piices A fit guaranteed. May street, 1 HEPPNER, OREGON. Republican Ticket CONGaPSSIONAU Second Congrssional District J. N. WILLIAMSON STATS Supreme Judge FRANK A. MOORE lairy and Food Commissioner J. W. BAlLKY DISTRICT Diatrict Attorney G. W. THELPS I'or Representative .W.O.COLE. COUNTY I'or County Judge - GEO. J. CL'RRIN For County Clerk VAWTER CRAWFORD For Sheriff E. M. SHUTT For Treasurer M. LICHTENTHAL For Assessor W. S. CONNOR For School Superintendent E. JAY MERRILL For Surveyor D. V. S. REID I'or Coroner DR. A. REID Vor Commissioner 2-years term F. M. GRIFFM For Commissioner 4-years term J D. FRENCH Sixth Judicial District For Justice of the Peace GEORGE WHITEIS For Constable GID HaTT Democratic Ticket DISTRICT I'or District Attorney J. H. RALEY I'or Joint Representative F. B. HOLBRXK MORROW COUNTY I'or County Judge T. W. AYERS For County Clerk A. WALKER For Sheriff L. L MATLOCK i'or County Treasurer EUGENn NOBLE For Assessor D. II. JENKINS For School Superintendent S. I. STRATTON For S irveyor D. V. 8. REID For Commissioner 2 Year Term E. L. PADBURG For Commissioner 4 Year Term W. G. McCAFTk For Coronor Dr. A. K. HIGGS - SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT For Justice of the Peace J. P. WILLIAMS For Constable P. C. CRESWELL BE DINGY &PLEISS Remnant Sale So many took advantngo of our SALE OK HLACK that wo find a groat many remnants and broken lines of sizes in tlio ready-to-woar goods, which wo will put on tho bargain table at HALF TlllCE. Waist lengths in Silks and Satins, Ettamines, etc. Ladies' Suits, Capes and Coats. Ladies' Dress and Street Shoes. Men's Hats and Shirts, Broken Sizes. ALL AT HALF PRICE Till they are all gold out. choice and size. Those Large sizes in Ladies' Skirts and Waists are here. Boyb' white and colored wash waists, new 25c to 75c WATCH FOR THE THEY'RE HERE! An immeriHO stock of Fall and Winter Shoes AT 1M. LICHTENTHAL'S The pioneer boot and shoe dealer of Heppner, who al ways carries a bin line ol Boots and Shoes, Rubbers, Etc. Repairing a six inlty, and satisfaction guaranteed. Old stand. West aide of Main Rtmet. ..GORDON'S.. LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLE Wm. CORDON, Prop. Has added a number of First Class horses and Ne Rigs, hotr. Buggies and Hacks, and offers von first class service, and ou will receive courteous treatment. A share of your patronsge t : : t SOLICITED MAIN STREET, ..Palace Hotel.. HEPPNER. OREGON. Rest appointed Hotel in Eastern Oregon. Every Modern Convenience. UNDER NEW PHIL METSCHAN, Jr, ...TELEPHONE... LIVERY BARN i 9 Meadows & Sons, Propa. Wlltadd a number ol horses 'and new rln, both Husslus and llsk, a4d olter yon ft flrst-clsu service You will rm ol courteous treatment. A share ol four tmtronaae BOL1C1TKD Skirt lengths in Voiles, Come early to got your BIG SURPRISE SALE Heppner, , Oregon. $ R;s Lighted by electricity. Rest Meals in the City. MANAGEMENT Prop w i were not satisfied to let the sy pas LOWER MAIN STREET Heppner, Oregon without it, to they ogaged in a game 0000000000JJ0000000J0000J0000000000000000000000
