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HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES, HEPPNER, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1931.
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COUNT! COURT SITS
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MAY
May Term
In the County Court for Morrow
County, State of Oregon, May 6,
1931. Present: W. T. Campbell,
county judge; G. A. Eleakman and
G. N. Peck, commissioners. Min
utes of last meeting read and ap
proved. In the matter of miscellaneous
claims against Morrow county: The
various claims against the county
were presented, allowed, disallowed
and continued as follows:
John Day Valley Freight
Co., general $
Andrew Baldwin, general
C. A. Miller, general
T. J. Humphreys, general .
Gazette Times, general
Defiance Spark Plugs, gen.
Howard Cooper Corp., gen.
Union Oil Co., roada
Leupld Volpel & Co., gen. ..
Union Oil Co., general
Cllve Huston, road No. 9
Wm. Lee McCaleb, general..
Sam Smith, No. 1
Mack Inter. Tr. Corp., gen.
Vaughn & Goodman, gen. ..
Tum-A-Lum Lbr. Co., gen. ..
A. J. Chaffee, general
Peoples Hdw. Co., general ..
Feenaughty Mach. Co., gen. 1
I. R. Robison, general
Frank Shively, general
Wm. Greener, No. 20 .
State Ind. Acc. Com., roads
Pat Medlock, No. 6
State Ind. Acc. Com., mar
ket John Day Valley Frt., mar
ket A. E. Wright, market 1
Braden Bell Tractor Co.,
market road
A. R .Reid, market
A, Lietz, market
K. L. Beach, market road
Bristow & Johnson, market
Peoples Hdw. Co., market ..
J. R. McCabe, mraket
Feenaughty Mach. Co., mkt
I. R. Robison, market
Wm. Greener, market
State, market
Henry Howell, court house
E. J. Stallard, nurse
A. B. Gray, physician
Emily Peck, pension
Amy Collins, pension
Izora Vance, pension
Marie Shane, pension
Anna R. Slanger, pension ..
Anna R. Slanger, pension
M. L. Case, court house
J. P. Louy, poor
A. B. Gray, health
W. W. Head, health
City of Heppuer, court hse.
Central Market, jail
Mrs. Jas. Gentry, poor
C. W. Swanson, poor
Remington-Rand, assessor
C. B. Oral, sealer
Dr. S. Stratton, poor
Mary McDuffee et al, sher.
E. J. Stallard, nurse
Pac. Power Co., court house
Gazette Times, various
M. D. Clark, jail
T. J. Humphreys, various
Kilham Staty. Co., various
H-W Special Co., sheriff
West Disinfect. Co., ct. hse.
General Lith. Co., clerk
Thomson Bros., various
Patterson & Son, poor
West Coast Co., clerk
Mrs. L. G. Herren, poor
C. W. Barr, poor
C. W. Swanson, poor
Pac. Tel. Co., cur. expense
Lucy E. Rodgers, various
Ed Nunn, watermaster
J. M. Spencer, watermaster
Turn A Lum, court house
Pac. Tel. Co. current exp. ..
A. D. McMurdo, various
A. B. Gray, various
State, sheriff
O. A. Blekaman, co. court -
159.05
2.02
4.23
1.75
7.65
7.00
53.50
421.10
1.61
459.15
22.00
8.75
15.00
6.31
11.63
3.65
10.85
3.40
,091.02
301.31
128.06
71.16
64.26
1.49
29.56
29.56
,100.00
10.85
6.40
15.31
9.61
1.15
4.88
7.47
74.70
8.00
16.50
79.29
90.00
150.00
25.00
15.00
40.00
40.00
25.00
15.00
5.00
30.00
6.00
6.00
.75
18.50
1.65
52.00
11.20
10.00
11.85
20.00
12.00
51.50
22.96
38.65
7.62
13.50
13.50
2.50
10.50
3.12
9.14
8.35
6.64
97.39
8.00
13.86
52.25
73.90
42.30
84.18
6.50
68.59
15.00
49.30
6.93
45.50
Is your farm
a business or a
bungle?
By producing products for
home 'use first, the smart far
mer Is saving money.
One or more dairy cows, a
flock of layng hens, some hogs
and a few acres of cultivated
land cost practically nothing
to keep up and they will feed
the entire family.
Tin cans and paper sacks are
costly to the farmer.
Farmers
and Stockgrowers
National Bank
Dhere Is No Substitute for
Safety
Geo. N. Peck, co. court 50.60
Peoples Hdw. Co., ct. house - .75
M. L. Case, coroner 59.80
Daisy Noe, audit 110.00
P. M. Winship, ct house 7.50
In the matter of school district
accounts: The court being now fully
advised appoints Vivian Kane aud
itor of the financial records of the
various school districts of the coun
ty. In the matter of right of way
through A. E. Wright property for
Market Road No. 6. Now on this
day thi3 matter coming on to be
heard, and the court being fully
advised, pays A. E. Wright $1100,
for which consideration he executed
right of way deed, and agrees to
build entire fence through his prop
erty; the county to make arrange
ments for putting water on alfalfa
fields.
In matter of re-establishment of
road from head of Cason canyon to
Social Ridge; continued.
In the matter of Blackhorse mar
ket road survey: The court orders
survey from J. G. Doherty's to
Blackhorse center.
In the matter of renting dance
pavilion to American Legion post.
Heppner post agrees to have com
mittee to take care of hall, pro
tecting interest of county in every
way, and pay for lights used.
In the matter of payment of con
struction charges on Ione-Board-man
market road: County clerk
authorized to refund to Bond fund
out of Market Road fund the am
ount of overdraft, and to pay bal
ance of claims of Ione-Boardman
road out of the Market Road fund.
In the matter of Cecil-east mar
ket road: Surfacing of new con
struction is authorized.
In the matter of contracts for
gas and oil for Morrow county:
This matter coming on for consid
eration, court decided to enter into
no contracts at this time.
In the matter of Upper Rhea
creek road: After being fully advis
ed in the matter, construction of
Hayes ranch section is authorized,
providing funds can be found to do
the work.
In the matter of bids on Main
tainer tires: Chas. Latourell with a
bid of $299.50 mounted, was award
ed contract. In view of the remov
al of the tire press from Heppner,
court agreed to allow Mr. Latourell
$15.00 if he had to take tires to
Pendleton to be mounted.
In the matter of mileage on cars
for county use: The court placed a
rate of 7 cents per mile to be al
lowed cars when in service of county.
In the matter of salary of county
employees: This matter coming on
at this time for determination, and
the court being fully advised, or
ders the following wage scale for
county employees:
County engineer, $200 per month.
County roadmaster, $180 per
month, to be paid $166.66 from gen
eral road fund; $13.34 from market
road fund.
Truck drivers large trucks, $4.00
per day.
Engineer helpers, $3.50 and $3.75
per day.
June Term
In the County Court for Morrow
County, State of Oregon, June 3,
1931. Present: W. T. Campbell,
county judge; G. A. Bleakman and
Geo. N. Peck, commissioners. Min
utes of previous meetings read and
approved.
In the matter of miscellaneous
claims against Morrow county: At
this time the Court considers the
various claims against the county,
and being now fully advised, same
were allowed, diallowed, and con
tinued as follows:
Howard Cooper Corp., mkt...$ 64.75
Ed Breslin, market 10.70
A. R. Reid, market 13.10
J. D. Adams Co., market 4.83
O .C. Stevens, market 10.00
E. T. Collins, market 7.00
O. C. Stevens, market 210.00
A. R. Reid, market 552.25
Frank Shively, market 15 1
N. A. Clark, Barlow 9 67.67
W. A. Price, 2 9.90
A. Lietz, general 8.55
Shell Oil Co., general 57 70
Dean Voile, general 39.00
Howard Cooper Corp., gen. 48.66
Vaughn & Goodman, general 1.40
Shell Oil Co., general 8.45
Aust. West. Road Mchy, 19 21.57
Sanders Mag. Serv., general 5.79
Wm. Lee McCaleb, general 26.00
St. Oil Co., general ., 57.64
Karl L. Beach, general .
Peoples Hdw. Co., general 3.20
Union Oil Co., general 498.80
Fed. Reserve Bank, 18 30.25
State Hgihway Com., general 28.58
J. S. Baldwin, general 6.95
John Day Valley Frt., gen. 5.37
Turn A Lum, roads 27.25
Frank Shively, roads 17.90
C. N. Jone3 Gdn., bond 40.00
A. J. Knoblock, rodent 20.00
State Ind. Acc. Com., sheriff .. 6.96
Kilham, sheriff 32.25
C. J. D. Bauman, various 57.51
West Coast Prt & Bd., var- 266.26
Jesse J. Wells, assessor 300.00
Vick Far. Co., clerk 11.40
Irwin Hodson Co., clerk 3.37
Gen. Lith. & Eng. Co., clerk 1.57
Lucy E. Rodgers, various 37.31
Lilian C. Turner, supt. 12.00
Jaunita Rietmann, supt 12.00
Sara E. McNamer, supt. 12.00
Edith J. Stallard, nurse, 53.79
Gilliam & Bisbee, ct. hse. 9.86
Pac. Power & Light, ct. hse. 45.00
Pac. Sty. & Prt. Co., ct. hse. 45.00
City of Heppner, ct. hse. 28.50
Susie Kistler, coroner 5.00
Greenbaums, feebleminded 11.76
Lucy E. Rodgers, club work 150.00
Chas. B. Orai, sealer 10.97
Pac. Power & Lt, poor 1.50
Mrs. L. G. Herren, poor 79.67
Humphreys Drug Co., various 9.45
Thomson Bros., various 13.45
Central Market, jail 1.15
Hustons Groc, jail 3.94
M. D. Clark, jail 9.49
M. L. Case, various 21.75
W. F. Mahrt, jail 3.90
Heppner Laundry, jail 6.70
Hiatt & Dix, jail 9.81
J. ,M. Spencer, watermaster 12.53
Ed Nunn, watermaster 48.47
G. A. Bleakman, various 44.65
Geo. N. Peck, various 43.70
Gen. Lith. & Eng. Co., sheriff 11.00
Gazette Times, various 59.45
Jack Gorham, poor 7.48
P. S. Grlffln et al, cri. court .... 107.80
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Pacific Power & Light Company
"Always at Your Service"
Edith Stallard, nurse 150.00
Henry Howell, ct hse 90.00
A. B. Gray, physician 25.00
Marie Shane, pension 30.00
Izora Vance, pension 40.00
Amy B. Collns, pension 40.00
Emily Peck, pension 15.00
C. W. Swanson, poor 17.48
Mrs. Jas. Gentry, poor 14.00
F. Shively, ct hse. 2.75
John Day Frt, ct. hse 2.89
In the matter of payment of spe
cial tax in Districts No. 1 and No.
2 for water tax: Now at this time
the Directors of West Extension Ir
rigation district presented to the
court a proposition, concerning pay
ment of special taxes in road dis
tricts No. 1 and No. 2, whereupon
the court requests that a written
petition be presented for considera
tion at next term of court.
In the matter of Fuller Canyon
resolution through Jones estate,
Resolution No. 30: At this time the
Court publicly reads resolution first
time.
In the matter of tires for Liberty
truck and for G. M. C. truck: Court
orders wheel of Liberty truck sent
to Pendleton to have tires reset;
court gives A. J. Chaffee authority
to purchase tires for county G. M.
C. truck.
In the matter of auditing county
books: At this time the Court has
under consideration the proposal of
Mrs. Daisy Noe to audit the books
of the officials of Morrow County
for the year for the sum of $310; if
necessary to audit sheriff's distribu
tion, she to be paid $90 additional;
and being fully advsied, the court
accepts the proposal of Mrs. Noe.
In the matter of road petition of
G. C. Krebs et al: Petition read,
road ordered viewed when bond has
been filed. Date of viewing, June
10, 1931. J. O. Rasmus appointed
viewer.
In the matter of re-establishing
of Social Ridge road: Continued for
term.
In the mater of Roadmaster's re
port: Report on Ritter road and
Hayes Ranch road received and fil
ed. In the matter of Hayes Ranch
road on Upper Rhea creek: At this
time court authorize construction
of this section to the amount f $1000
mney to be taken from General
Road fund.
In the matter of report of County
Nurse: Report received.
Second Day.
In the County Court for Morrow
County, State of Oregon, June 4,
1931. All officers present as of yes
terday. In the mater f Fuller Canyon Res
olution through Jones estate: Res
olution publicly read second time,
and the Court being fully advised,
allowed the Jones estate damages
to the amount of $40. And there
being no further remonstrances the
Court declared the road to be a leg
al county road.
In the matter of office for Dis
trict Attorney: This matter coming
on to be heard at this time, and the
Court being fully advised the Dis
trict Attorney is authorized to pro
cure an office out of the court house
and the Court agrees to pay the
rent out of court house expense
fund to the amount pf $19 per
month.
In the matter of County Nurse:
Upon motion duly made and second
ed and carried, the court at this
time dispenses with the services of
the County Health Nurse, effective
July 1, 1931.
The Gazette Times' Printing Ser
vice Is complete. Try It.
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ICE
Made from Heppner's 'Artesian Water
Leaves no sediment when it melts.
DELIVERED ANYWHERE IN TOWN.
Regular Delivery.
Morrow County Creamery
Company
Phone 872
Self-Help Clothing Latest
Thing for Small Children
Self-help garments, designed to
save time for busy mothers aa well
as encourage habits of self-reliance
in children, constitute the latest
thing for the well-dressed three and
four year old this year, says Mrs.
Harriet K. Sinnard, extension spe
cialist in clothing at Oregon State
college.
A group of small dresses and
suits for little tots of this age have
been designed by the bureau of
home economics, U. S. Department
of Agriculture, and several sample
o'utfits have recently been received
by Mrs. Sinnard for Inspection.
The average child of three years
old enough to begin to dress and
undress himself if his clothing is
simply designed and without com
plicated fastenings, Mrs. Sinnard
says. This is not only a help to
mothers but the child enjoys it and
develops through it a feeling of self-
reliance.
Among the features of the new
garments which facilitate manipu
lation by small chubby fingers are
few buttons and buttonholes, but
where needed, these are large en
ough to be easily grasped. Trousers
have simple side openings instead
of the usual plackets. This allows
the front and back to open inde
pendently, and each button has but
one buttonhole. In many cases
trousers have simulated pockets
which form deep fronts.
Bloomers and trousers in many
cases are fastened to an under
wasit of light weight cotton mesh.
This makes an ideal sun suit ac
cording to Mrs. Sinnard. Simple
little dresses and overblousea to
match the bloomers and trousers
are provided. These may be slipped
on over the sun suits and little son
or daughter is all dressed up and
ready for a trip to town.
Other aids to comfort and free
dom for the youngsters are sleeves
above the elbows, trousers above
the knees, and no floppy collars.
The collars, where used, are sewed
down, which makes for ease In iron
ing. Information regarding pattern
for the new garments may be ob
tained from home demonstration
agents, or from Mrs. Sinnard at the
college.
HAWLET TO TALK OVER KOAC.
Congressman W. C. Hawley will
speak over KOAC. the Oregon State
college radio station, at 8 o'clock
Monday evening, June 15, announ
ces W. L. Kadderly, program direc
tor. His subject will be "Feasibil
ity and Problems of the Canaliza
tion of the Willamette River."
For Sale Reed baby buggy, ex
cellent condition; baby cart; baby
bed. Phone 1382.
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