Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, February 9, 1950
Page 3
COURT PROCEEDINGS
FOR JANUARY, 1950
The minutes of the December,
1919 term were read and approv
ed. It wai ordered by the Court
that dog owners would be given
until March 1, 1950 to procure
dog licenses at the rate of $1.00
for males or spayed females and
$2.00 for females, and after above
mentioned date, the licenses shall
be collected for at the rale of
$2.00 for males or spayed females
and $4.00 for females.
It Is ordered by the Court that
the Heppner Gazette Times be the
official newspaper of the county
for the year 1950.
The Court hereby appointed
Dr. Archie D. McMurdo as physi
cian for Morrow Counly for the
year 1950.
The Court granted a dance hall
license to the Lexington I. O. O.
F. Lodge No. 163.
Plans for new buildings for the
Fair Grounds at Boardman were
submitted for approval, they were
approved provided that ample
funds are available for its com
pletion. Raymond Ferguson was re-appointed
as a member of the Mor
row County Fair Board for a per
iod of three years beginning as of
January 1, 1950.
The Shell Oil Company was
awarded the contract of furnish
ing the County with Gasoline and
Diesel Oil for the year 1950 as It
was the lowest bid offered.
The Court appointed the follow-,
lng members to the Morrow Coun
ty Hospital Board, effective as of
January 1, 1950: John Krebs, Cecil,
Oregon, for a term of 1 year;
Harry Duvall, Lexington, Oregon,
for a term of 2 years; Jack
O'Connor, Heppner, Oregon, for a
term of 3 years; Mrs. Fred Smith.
Boardman, Oregon, for a term of
4 yours; and P. W. Mahoney,
Heppner, Oregon, for a term of 5
years. The Board selected P. W.
Mahoney as president, Mrs. Fred
Smith as Vice-President and Jack
O'Connor as Secretary.
The following Bangs' Disease
claim was allowed: Algy F. Tay
lor $15.00.
WARRANTS ISSUED ON
TH2 GENERAL FUND:
Sadie Parrlsh, deputy $ 147.25
Frances Mitchell, deputy 197.14
Leila J. McLachlan, office
clerk 121.95
Olive B. Hughes, deputy 198.00
Margaret Gillis, nurse 20940
A. J. Chaffee, janitor
Dr. A. D. McMurdo, Phys. 24.75 j
Susie W Miller, court re- I
porter 49.50
William Garner, Justice of
the Peace 74.25
J. O. Hager, Justice of the
Peace 121.55
Ralph I. Thompson, County
Court 32.79
Russell K. Miller, County
Court 59.97
First National Bank of
Portland, salaries 198.75
State Tax Commission,
salaries 87.00
Stale Industrial Accident
Comm., Sheriff S3.81;
Sheriff salary, 31c; dep
uty 31c; janitor 31c;
Court House 90c 5.61
City of Heppner, emerg
ency 16.50
Kilham Stationery & Print
ing Co., Circuit Court j
$7.50; Clerk $2.40 9.90
Thomson Bros., jail 22.03
Central Meat Market, jail 3.45
C. J. D. Bauman, Sheriff 141.81
C. J. D Bauman, stamps and
envelopes 25.00
Pacific Stationery & Print
ing Co., Tax Collection 8.07
Atlas Stamp and Die Co.,
Clerk 4.50
Packer-Scott Co., Court House 4.70
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.,
Court House 15.89
Pacific Power and Light Co.,
Court House 30.05
Heppner Hardware & Electric
Co., Court House
Heppner Laundry, Court
House
Pacific Telephone & Tele
graph Co., Current Ex.
Al L. Brown, Current Ex.
lg10!)j Boardman Telephone Co.,
1.06
.75
83.98
9.00
10.00
Justice Court
Shorb's Stationery, Justice
Court 102.59
Phil Grossmayer Co., Bond 175.00
Turner, Van Marter & Co.,
Bonds 195.00
John E. Craber, Bangs' Dis
ease Control 120.00
Oregon State Agri. College,
County Agent $1795; Home
Dem. Agent $1,000 2795.00
Eradley D. Fancher, District
Attorney 31.00
West Coast Printing &
Binding Co., Elections 2.00
Murgaret Gillis, nurse mile
age 47.86
Assn. Oregon Counties 111.78
Heppner Gazette Times,
official publication 19.80
Kilham Stationery & Print
ing Co., Circuit Court 24.27
Heppner Red & White Store,
jail 32.38
Court Street Market, jail 26.46
Oregon Wheat Growers,
Adv. and Publicity 25.00
Algy F. Taylor, Bangs' Dis
ease claim
Heppner Gazette Times,
Nurse supplies
Humphreys Drug Co., Jail
Susie W. Miller, Circuit Ct.
Pacific Stationery & Print
ing Co., Tax Cllections
Dr. Archie D. McMurdo, Coroner
15.00
38.10
2.85
1.65
9.42
5.00
WARRANTS ISSUED ON
THE MISCELLANEOUS FUND
Atlas Stamp and Die Co.,
Dog Fund 55.57
Al Fetsch, Coyote bounty 6.00
Al Fetsch, Coyote Bounty 6.00
Earl McKinney, Coyote Bty. 6.00
WARRANTS ISSUED ON
THE GENERAL ROAD FUND
Jack Slocum 298.16
Floyd Borman 269.71
Fred Booker 279.20
William Heath 269.71
Austin Wilson 243.24
Darold Hams 296.99
W.Cunningham 320.49
Wilbur Jackson 243.65
Henry G. Peck 342.76
Carl Cropp 277.73
Ed Kelly 239.09
H. Sherer 335.74
Dean Gilman 243.63
Ralph Scott Jr. 109.85
Roger Allen 267.05
Walter Gilman 273.28
Dick Borman 179.07
Lewis Ball 294-33
George A. Stalcup 240.11
C. E. Stalcup 205.94
Robert Anson Eades 207.12
Harold C. Baker 197.64
Grattan L. Hoffman 154.13
Vernon L. Russell 151.03
State Industrial Accident
Commission 130.12
State Tax Commission 167.53
DOG
OWNERS!
PAY LICENSE
THIS MONTH
AFTER MARCH 1 THE PRICE WILL BE DOUBLE
$1.00
$2:00
$2.00
$4.00
for each MALE or SPAYED FEMALE
: for each FEMALE
for each MALE or SPAYED FEMALE
for each FEMALE
Chapter 564, Oregon Laws 1949 requires that license plate "shall be displayed on
dogs at all times.
C. J. D. BAUMAN, Sheriff and Tax Collector
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The Texas Co.
132.58
194.96
6.64
76.94
89.78
67.03
4.32
13.60
Paul J. Pettyjohn
Standard Oil Co.
Rosewall Motor Co.
Columbia Equipment Co
Hodge Chevrolet Co.
Western Auto Supply
Rohrman Motor Co.
City of Heppner, Water Dept. 1.50
neppner Lumber Co. 220.40
D. H. Jones and Son 4.56
Beall Pipe and Tank Co. 1300.57
Ray Gronquist 18.95
Feenaughty Machinery Co. 9.50
Guy Riddle 32.50
Arthur A. Allen 5S.53
Jack Allen Auto Supply 22.70
Contractors' Equipment Co. 9.55
Heppner Motors 117.23
Pacific Power & Light Co. 9.39
Lexington Implement Co. 71.60
The Texas Co. 48.55
Union Oil Co. 999.36
Streeter Amert Co. 66.80
Sunset Motor Co. 257.45
Peck and Anderson 41.77
Interior Motor Freight 1.64
C. J. D. Bauman Sheriff 26.75
Shell Oil Company 19.86
Lexington Oil Cooperative,
Inc- 72.33
Boardman Supply Co. 12.00
Anderson's Builders Supply 9.31
J. C. Penney Co. 3.78
Feenaughty Machinery Co. 52.86
Russell Service 3.45
Industrial Air Products Co. 6.71
Standard Oil Co. 13.28
The Texas Co. 33.75
Sunset Motor Co. 10.67
feenaughty Machinery Co. 4.36
Darrell Vinsn 60.00
WARRANTS ISSUED ON THE
HOSPITAL MAINTENANCE
FUND:
Evonne Gammell
$44.00
WARRANT ISSUED ON THE
HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT FUND:
Shaw Surgical Co. $3,964.82
The Court drew the following
names for a Circuit Court Jury
list for Morrow County for the
year 1950:
Abercrombie, G. D. Heppner,
farmer; Acock, Chas. W., Irrigon,
farmer; Adams, Ethel N., Hepp
ner, housewife; Adams, Fred,
Hardman, farmer; Aiken, Henry,
Heppner. Pastime nneratnr: Ailt.
en, Myrtle, Heppner, housewife;
Akers, Berl, lone, farmer; Akers,
Wilbur R., lone, farmer; Aldrich,
F. C, Irrigon, farmer; Allen, C. D.
Irrigon, carpenter: Allen. Mabel.
Boardman, housewife; Ames, Her
bert, Irrigon, farmer; Anderson,
Frank, Heppner, farmer; Ander
son, Mrs. Hannah, Heppner.
housewife; Anderson, Hilma,
Heppner, retired; Anderson, Har
ley, Heppner, farmer; Anderson,
iNellie A., Heppner, merchant;
Anderegg, Charles, Boardman,
farmer; Archer, Letha, Heppner,
clerk; Ayers, Clayton, Echo, far
mer; Bailey, Jack, lone, farmer;
Baker, David, lone, farmer; Baker,
E. Markham, lone, iarmer: Baker.
J. Henry, Heppner. farmer: Baker
O. E., Heppner, farmer; Ball, Mat.
thew K., lone, farmer; Barkla,
Wm., Heppner, foreman; Barnett,
James, lone, laborer; Barratt,
Gretchen, Heppner, housewife;
Bayless, Anna, Heppner, house
wife; Beach, Elsie M., Lexington,
retired; Baker, Willard, Board
man, Ordnance worker; Beamer,
Ralph, Heppner, farmer; Bechdolt,
Archie, Hardman, farmer; Becket,
Chas., Heppner, farmer; Becket,
Harold, Heppner, blacksmith;
Becket, Laurance, Heppner, farm
er; Becket, Louise, Heppner,
housewife; Becket, Merle, Hepp
ner, banker; Becket, Walter. Hep
pner, retired; Becket, Ruby, Hep
ner, housewife; Beckner, Lee,
lone, farmer; Benge, Terrel, Hep
Mier, farmer; Bennett, Edd, Hep-
Ipner, clerk; Bennett, Lola, Hep
pner, housewife; Bergstrom, John
Heppner, farmer; Bergstrom, Carl
lone, farmer; Bibby, Luke, Hep
pner, farmer; Bibby, Reita, Hep
pner, housewife; Billings, Allan,
Boardman, laborer; Bisbee, Em
eline, Heppner. housewife: Bis
bee, L. E., Heppner, merchant;
Black, Evelyn, Bardman, house
wife; Blake, E. J., Heppner, far-
Imer; Blake, Willard, Heppner,
clerk; Bleakman, Bert, Heppner,
I forest guard; Brosnan, Jerry, Hep.
pner, farmer: Brown. Blanche.
Heppner, housewife; Brown, Du
ane, Boardman, student; Brown,
Hugh H., Boardman. farmer:
1 Brown, Wiley, Boardman, farmer;
I Bryant, Howard, Heppner, bank
jer; Bunch, Alvin, lone, farmer;
jBucknum, Fay, Heppner, wait
ress; Burkenbine, Lloyd, Heppner,
eat cutter; Burkenbine, Mable
M., Heppner, merchant; Buschke,
Ed, lone, farmer; Buschke, Max,
I Heppner, laborer; Barratt, Wil
lliam, Heppner, farmer; Briggs,
Earl, Boardman, farmer.
Campbell, Don. Lexineton. far
mer; Campbell, Marjorie, Lexing
ton, housewife; Carlson, Chas.
lone, farmer; Carlson, Leonard,
lone, farmer; Case, Gene, Hepp
ner, merchant; Cason, Lewis,
Heppner, farmer; Cavendar, Jack,
Heppner, laborer; Chaffee, Mabel
F., Heppner, housewife; Chapel,
Blaine, Hardman, farmer; Collins,
Wm., Heppner, dry cleaner; Clark,
Barton, Heppner farmer; Cosner,
P. H., Irrigon, farmer; Colclesser,
Frank, Boardman, pipe fitter;
Cox, Ben, Heppner, laborer; Cox,
Clara L., Heppner, husewife; Cox,
Dee Jr., Heppner, farmer; Cox,
Ivan, Heppner, farmer; Cox, W. C.
Heppner, merchant; Cox, W. L.,
Heppner, creameryman; Craw,
ford, Otheo, Heppner, editor;
Crawford, Viola, Heppner, house
wife; Crawford, Wate C, lone,
farmer; Currin, George, Heppner,
farmer; Currin, Hugh H., Hepp
ner, farmer; Conyers, Ray, Board
man, farmer.
Dalzell, Vern. Condon, farmer:
Davidson, James F., Heppner, la
borer; Dinges, Harry, Lexington,
farmer; Dolvin. Raymond M.. Lex
ington, farmer; Doherty, Wm. J.,
Lexington, farmer; Doolittle, Les
ter, Heppner, plumber; Doolittle,
Millie, Heppner. housewife: Dob.
yns, Walter, lone, farmer; Dough,
erty, Roberta, Heppner, house
wife; Drake, Cleo, lone, clerk;
Drake, Douglas, Heppner, farmer;
Drake, Emma K., Heppner, house
wife; Drake, Ray. Heppner. farm.
er; Duran, Moses E., Heppner, la
borer; Dunham, Jean, Heppner,
housewife; Duvall, H. L., Lexing
ton, farmer; Easter, M. A., Hepp
ner, clerk; Edwards, Alonzo, Lex
ngton, well driller; Ekstrom, Her
bert, lone, farmer; Ely, Fred J.,
lone, farmer; Engelman, Joel C.
lone, laborer; Estburg, J. K.,
Heppner, parts man; Eubanks, H
W., lone, laborer; Evans, Mrs
Georce. HeDDner. hnusewiiVv
Eades, Cecil D., Boardman, farm
er; Ely, Alvin, Boardman, farmer.
Farley, James J., Heppner. mer
chant; Farrens, Glenn C, Hard-
man, farmer; Ferguson, Ray
mond, Heppner. farmer: Finch
Marion G, Heppner. farmer: Fisk
John S., lone, farmer; Fitzpatrick,
M. j., lone, farmer; Forsythe, Jack
Lexington, pilot.
George, Elaine, Heppner. thea
ter manager; Gay, Walter H.,
Heppner, laborer; Gertson, Clara,
Heppner, clerk; Gentry, Frank L.,
Heppner, laborer; Gourley, Wil
bur, Heppner, farmer; Gilliam,
Leonard L., Heppner, merchant;
Gillespie, Zearl, Boardman, la
borer; Gonty, Edmund E., mer-
onant; Grayljeal, W. E., Irrigon.
farmer; Groshen, Emil, Heppner,
farmer; Gwinn, George J., Board
man, carpenter.
Haddox, Thos. H., Irrigon, far
mer; Hager, Lulu, Heppner,
nurse; Hager, James M., Heppner,
mechanic; Harwood. Elvina,
Boardman, clerk; Halseth, 1. I.,
Heppner, foreman; Hanna, J. I.
Heppner, farmer Hellker, Donald,
lone, farmer; Heliker, Ernest,
lone, farmer; Hirl, Chas., Hepp
ner, farmer; Hisler, Paul, Heppner
farmer; Hamilton, Cecil, Board
man, farmer; Holboke, Joe, Hep
pner, farmer; Hoskins, Fred, lone,
farmer; Hoskins, Fred Jr., Ine,
farmer; Houghton, A. C, Irrigon,
clerk; Hubbard, Van, lone, farm
er; Huber, Alex, lone, farmer; D.
E. Hudson, Heppner, delivery
man; Howenstine, John, Irrigon,
laborer; Huston, Clive, Heppner,
laborer; Huston, Claud, lone, far
mer; Hughes, Edwin, Heppner,
farmer; Hughes, Elwyn, Heppner,
laborer; Hunt, Elmer, Lexington,
laborer; Hunt, Mary, Lexington,
housewife; Hastings, W. C, Hepp
ner, laborer; Hug, Arnin, Board-1
Irnan farmiT
Irby, Glenn A., Heppner. labor
cr. Johnson, Bertha, Heppner,
housewife; Johnson, Victor E.
Heppner, truck driver; Jones, Al
va, Heppner, farmer; Jones, Floyd
R., Heppner, farmer; Jones. Ola N.
Heppner, housewife; Jones, R. V.,
Irrigon, farmer; Jones, Phillip,
Boardman, farmer; Justus, Hilda,
Heppner, housewife.
Keithley, Howard, Heppner,
carpenter; Kenney, D. J., Irrigon,
farmer; Kane, Vivian, Heppner,
bookkeeper; Kunze, Frank, Board.
man, carpenter; Key, J. B., Hepp
ner, barber; Klinger, Chas., Hepp
ner, farmer; Kristenson, Nels H.,
Boardman, farmer.
Lanham, Conley, Heppner, mer
chant; LaTrace, J. E Heppner,
laborer; Lindstrom, Albert,, lone,
farmer; Lindstrom, Franklin, lone
farmer; Lindstrom, Roy, lone, far.
mer; Linn, Carl P. lone, merchant;
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