Medford mail tribune., June 27, 1919, Page 6, Image 6

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MEDFCmn MATD TRTmTOTV MEDFOTtn, OREO ON", FftTDAY, JUNE 27, 1910
OF
TO SAVE NATI
.' I ,. t
Peclnrinir that Ilia life of a mil ion
mid Chrislinmtv . in Korea nro tit
Kltikc, the Karcun Girls' League of
I la wnii has addressed hundreds of
letters to woman K societies in 'he
United Slates. Knuland and France.
nskine for Rvmpntliv and prnvins for
Niumort in oiitiiinimr the liberal ion
of Korea from Julian.
One of the letters, sent lo Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson nt 'Maris, was writ
ten and simied hv Miss Soonio Chow
lil-venr-old sehool girl and president
of the Korean Girls' Lencue. This
letter deelared that Korea, n nation
with n historv eoverine 4:1 eentnries.
is now faeitnr a eritieal situation,
hnvintr deelared its indeiiendonee.
which has been, denied hv Jitnau.
Chin-ires were nuido that. Jiuuinose
officials have forced Koreans to
worsliin the picture of the Jmuiuese
cnuicror and Ruddlin, while the Ko
reans nre struiiL'linsr toward the liirtit
of Christianity.
The brntalilies of the Gerninns and
the innssneres of the Armenians hv
the Turks were no worse, than the
measures taken bv the .lananese
ncninst the Koreans, Miss Chov told
Mrs. Wilson.
; "Soldiers have cut off the hands of
sehool uirls for holdinir up manifes
tos, women have been stripped, beat
en in the streets and then imprisoned
nnd further tortured," the letter de
clared. "Bible students in Pvcna
.Yung have been forced to curry
crosses as their Master did, anil have
been stripped and dratriicd through
,tbc streets and highways.
"Like Gernuinv. Japan believes that
'mielit makes right.' Will not the
peace conference in France free this
oppressed nation from the Prussians
of the Orient? Oh God! sympathize
with the helpless and innocent nation
of twenty million souls, who stand
firmlv for Christianity and freedom,
nlthoush mnnv have already been
'massacred in cold blood."
The letters addressed to women of
Encland closed with an appeal to
write.to members of parliament to in
tercede for Korea. .
EAGLE PHI: EAGLETS
- , Bv A. C. Howlett
r Saturday evening after I had writ
ten my letter . for the Mail Tribune.
Corbet t Smith of Butte Falls, ar
rived in our town on -business with
Roy As u pole. The same evening
there was a dance at Trail and quite
a. number of our young men . and
ladies took advantage of the oppor
tunity and went up and the next
morning when I had got thru noting
who was. here I Hound that William
' Welch of Talent and Miss Hirda Ab-.
bott of Butte Falls, had just come in
for breakfast and that Wm. Coy.
Frank Haxelton. Jap Pitzer and M-ra.
Wm. Hazelton had come in for beds
and breakfast. ' They reported that
they had a very pleasant time at the
dance and that there was a good at
tendance. Our Sunday school and C. E. soci
ety, was not as well attended Sun
day morning and evening was not as
well attended as they have been.
Last Sunday, owing to several causes
the principal one being a lack of
Interest on the 'part of the parents,
and a desire on the part of the young
folks between the ages of 15 and 20
years especially, if they can, take a
ride out in the country or go to some
pleasure resort. But we are hoping
that as the summer advances toward
fall and the weather becomes cooler
that the interest will revive and our
classes will be filled again.
Among the guests at the Sunny
side Sunday were Mr. and Bra. Geo.
A. Bohnert and daughter, and E. W.
Gebhart of Jacksonville, Mrs. W. H.
Coombs of Yukon, Alaska, Mrs. Em
ma Cook, Miss Violet. Cook of Med-
ford, 'Albert Clements, Miss Emma
McCaslin, Eagle Point, Mr. E. Brltt,
Jacksonville, and his friends, F. E.
Edwards, San Francisco,. Col. W.
H. Hamilton. Mrs. R. G. Brown. Mr.
add Mrs. M..H. Vilas and daughter
Miss Eugenia, Mr. .and Mrs. J. H.
Jacobs of Medford, Walter C. Clem
ents and wife, J. H. McGee and three
sons, Raymon, Vernon and Everett,
Mrs. H. B.. McGee and. Mrs. S. C.
Wing of Medford, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Lauuspach, Misses Margaret and
Ruth Launspnch of. Jacksonville,
Clarence Roblnett .and Miss Fay
Perry, W. S. Chappell, the man who
has opened up a shoe repairing shop
in our town, Mr. and Mrs. C. E,
Gates, Miss Garle Gates, Miss I. aura
Gates, J. W. Judy and Carlton Jlurtln
of Medford.
f Monday morning Mrs. Fred Owens
of San Diego, came out on the stage
and took the Persist stage for the
that place where Bhe will visit Mrs.
A. V. Moore who Is living up there
with ber two sons. Mrs. Anna Gorum
and two daughters and Lew Smith
all of Butte Falls, were also on the
Butte Falls stage. ' '
Whllo talking with Mr. Smith
about l,ho prospects of the P. & E..
starling up ho seemed to be quite op
timistic, as ho. said that there was a
gang of men at iButte Falls who were
cutting wood for .the Medford. and
Valley markot and that, it was the
calculation when ho left home Satur
day to have He men commence cut
ting sawlogs Monday morning.
' ','Straws tell which way the wind
. blows." r, .
t Lee Farlow of Lako Creek, and
nick Resale, the veteran stage driver
of Jackson county, passed thru our
town Monday on their way up to the
Lake Creek country.
Ben Brophy, wife aud her mother,
Mrs. T. E. Nichols, motored to Med
ford Monday.
There have been some rhnnges in
'real estute In this nelshhorhood since
my last report. Wig Jack has sold
his farm to a man 'but 1 did not learn
his name. 1 understand that he Is a
brother-low of Ed Condon. Consid
eration right around $ I 2,000. aud
that Wig has bought the F, M. Slow-
art properly hero lu town; also a
twenty-one acre tract of orchard laud
In 1he northern part of our town of
W. Hurt llumiltoti.
Bert Clarno nnd ono of the Bergs
man boys passed thru here Monday
with n second-hand hay baler that
Mr. Clarno had bought over in the
valley. He has more hay than he
can store away so is going to bale
up about ten tons.
Harry Clngcade and wife of Sacra
mento, Cal., son of our townsman
David Clngcade. arrived here Sunday
and was- smiling on ljis friends Mon
day In our town. Ho is here visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clng
cado, and brothers Thomas aud
Charles.
The family of our new banker, H.
J. Devancy, arrived last Monday and
they have gone to housekeeping in
the home ho purchased of J. V. Mc
liuyre, and his friends are congratu
lating them on their arrival.
Mrs. W. G. Knighton who has been
in ono of the hospitals in Medford
for the past week or more, returned
home Monday to remain for a few
days. s ,
Wm. Bealo of Butte Falls, was a
passenger on Tuesday's stage.
Mrs. Win. Dolman of Lake Creek,
was hero Tuesday morulas on busi
ness. Mrs. Hart was transacting business
here Tuesday and so was W. C. But
ler. Mr. and Mrs. Silas, Mrs. W. W.
Parker, Rev. and Mrs. Day of Butte
Falls, wero here Tuesday morning
on their way to Medford. Rev. Day
tells me that the young man of whom
1 made mention a short time ago as
coming out from Uio east to take
charge of the work for the Presbyter
ians in Butto Falls, has arrived and
taken charge of the work.
J. C. Brown, manager of the Earl
Fruit company of Medford, was here
for dinner Tuesday and so was F. S.
Elliott, vice president of the S. P.
railway aud A. J. Witchel. chief engi
neer of S. P. & S. railway and George
W. Xeilson and Charles Vaugh. head
section foreman of the P. & E. Mr.
Xeilson is the manager of the P. & E.
railroad, of Medford, and the four
men had been riding over the road
on an inspection tour. Mrs. Thomas
Jones of Portland, was also here and
remained over night taking the Butte
Falls stage for Butte Falls to visit
her sister, Mrs. Carl Coblelgh. Frank
Hazelton and his slster-ln-law. Mrs.
Ethel Hazelton, Al Clements, Thom
as Farlow and Wm. Nickel of Lake
Creek, and Jack Florey, were also
here for dinner Tuesday.
Joe Hoskins passed thru here
Tuesday with a team on his way to
Applegate to take another load of
his mill up to Indian creek.
A. J. Florey. our veteran postmas
ter, who has been confined to his
home the most of the time for
months,, has gone to Jacksonville to
visit his son, Chauncey, our county.
clerk.
Mrs. Wm. Von der Hellen went to
Union creek where her husband Is
helping to "boss " the Job of clearing
and grading the Crater Lake highway
Monday night, returning Tuesday
morning.
Miss Katie Johnson who went to
Butte Falls a few days ago, returned
Tuesday to Medford.
J. S. Quackenbush who owns a
farm on the north edge of Big
Stickey, was in town Tuesday and so
was Geo. Giveni, one of our hustling
farmers and stockmen.
W. H. Mar Is the superintendent
of the gang of men who are distribut
ing squirrel poison, called Tuesday
evening at 7:45 for supper and then
had to go to Rogue River (town)
that night.
John Grieve, the pioneer road
builder of Prospect, came this Wed
nesday morning on the Butte Falls
stage and so did H. E. Weed , of
Derby.
Joyce Von der Hellen, daughter of
our hardware merchant, has a fawn
that was caught by some of the men
on tho Crater Lake highway works.
Mr. and Mrs. i.. P. Chandler of
Grants Pass, passed thru here this
morning on their way to the McAllis
ter soda springs above here. They
had, a trailer attached to the buggy
arranged 30 that they could eat,
drink and sleep In it a nice arrange
ment., . , '..
H. M. Henderson of Oshkosh, Wis.,
J. J. Skinner, the electric light man
of the Cal.-Ore. power company,
Claud Gaines of Medford, and Mr.
Ottoman, also of Medford, were here
for dinner today.
J. S. Vestal -who owns a farm on
Reese creek, was a business caller
today.
Operation Not Successful
"16 years ago I was operated for
appendicitis and later operated again
for gall stones. -Neither did me any
good and I suffered all kinds of tor
ture since. Five years ago I took
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and have
felt no (symptoms or pain since All
stomach ' sufferers should take It."
It is a Blmple, harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal mucus
from the Intestinal tract and allays
the inflammation which causes prac
tically all stomach, liver and Intesti
nal ailments, including appendicitis.
Ono dose will convince or money re
funded. For sale by drugglBts every
where. . Adv.
Sees Her First
Well Day in 22
Years, She Says
"1 am so grateful for tho good
Tuulno has done me 1 consider it n
privilege to make a public statement
so that other sufferer may learn
how I was relieved of nearly a life
time of suffering," said Mrs. J. 1.
Altonburg, wife of a well-known
stone finisher, 4213 Simpson street.
Dullas, Texs, recently.
"When you consider that I have
been a sick woman those twenty-two
years," slio continued, "it seems hard
to believe that I have been relieved
lu less than throe months, nnd any
medicine that would do that should
bo praisod tho world over. Twenty
two years ago, when 1 was a sixteen
year old girl, hail a severe attack
of typhoid fever that lett mo with a
serious stomach trouble that has
made life miserable over since. My
food lay In my stomach like lead and
wouldn't digest. 1 suffered from ter
rlblo headaches and hud a feeling of
weakness ?u sort of sinking uwuy
hard to describe. My nerves woro
shattered and at times I couldn't
bear to have anybody In my sight,
anyone speaking to me or just mov
ing about the room would Irritate
uio so I'd almost break down nnd
cry. Not a single week passed in all
that time that I wasn't sick in bed
and often I was totally unfit to do a
thing. 1 fell oft until I was dread
fully thin, and about the first of this
year 1 was so weak and run-down my
condition was. truly pltlublo and 1
could look forward to nothing but a
lite timo of misery und disappoint
ment. .1 was foruvor trying all sorts
of medicines in the hope of finding
one that would give me tho blessing
of health, but nothing did me any
good till I started on Tan la j.
"It was about tho first of April
that I began taking Tanluc, and lu a
little while 1 fell 1 was getting bel
ter. 1 gained in strength und weight,
and my friends could seo It In my
face and soon they began to tell me
how much better 1 was looking, and,
really, 1 haven't felt so well us 1 do
now in fifteen years. I have felt no
discomfort since I began taking Tan
las and very seldom have a headache,
my stomach has toned up and I di
gest my food with .ease and 1 have
gained all of eight pounds. I am gut
ting stronger all the time and I can
now do many kinds of work that I
haven't been able to do In years.
My Improvement has been tho talk of
the neighborhood and I believe that
Tanlac Is one of the greatest bless
ings I ever had, for I feel that I am
going to be a well woman for the
first time In more than twenty
years." ,
Tanlac Is sold In Medford by West
Side Pharmacy, in Gold Hill by M. D.
Rowers. In Central Point by Miss M.
A. Mee, In Ashland by East Side
Pharmacy, In Eaglo Point by Von
der Hellen. .. Adv.
GIM CHUNG
China Herb Store
Herb cure for earache, headache,
catarrh,- diphtheria, sore throat,
lung trouble, kidney trouble, stom
ach trouble, heart trouble, chills and
fever, cramps, coughs, poor circula
tion, carbuncles, tumors, cracked
breast, cures all kinds of goiters. NO
OPERATIONS.
Medford, Oregon, Jan. 13, 1917
This is to certify that I, the under
signed, had very ' severe stomach
trouble and had been bothered for
several years and last August was not
expected to live, and hearing of Glm
Chung (whose Herb Store is at 214
south Front street, (Medford) I de
cided to get herbs for my stomach
trouble, and I started to feeling bet
ter as soon as I used them and today
am a well man and can heartily rec
ommend anyone afflicted as I was to
see Gim Chung and try his Herbs.
: (Signed) W. R. JOHNSON.
Witnesses: ,
M. A. Anderson, Medford.
S. B. Holmes, Eagle Point.
Wm. Lewis, Eagle Point.
W. L. Childreth, Eagle Point.
C. E. Moore, Eagle Point.
J. V. Mclntyre, Eagle Point.
Geo. T. Von der Hellen, Eagle Point.
Thos. E. Nichols, Eagle Point.
Payroll money puts, life
into any community. The '
more payroll money put in
circulation in Oregon, the
faster we grow and the
stronger we become. '
' Help by your patronago
to build up Oregon Indus
tries whose products sold
In the markets of the world,
mean BIGGER PAYROLLS
for Oregon.
ASSOCIATED INDUSTRIES
OF OREGON
Vulcanizing
Ail onr work' strictly guaranteed to
be first class. Vt N, Fir St., Medford
, ; , ., Phone 434-J , ,.,.
MEDFORD VULCANIZING WORKS
trinity tVnrt 'PvoiwdliiK
. The following Is n schedule of ex
penditures of Jackson County, Ore.,
together with a list of the clnlmniils
and articles of service tor which the
claim Ih made und which wero passed
upon by the County Court of Jackson
County during the mouth of May,
in l:i.
The following bills wero allowed
relative to tho County Salary fund,
to-wll:
lAmnty (urt mid Commissioner
G, A. Gardnor, county Judge's
salary $150.00
James Owens, commissioner's
salury and traveling ex
pense 14 3. GO
Geo, W. Owen, commlsslou
er's salary und traveling
expense IS 0.50
Ashlund Printing Co., notice
to exterminate ground
squirrels IS. 90
Ashlund Printing Co., com
missioners' proceedings fur
Muroh 3S. SO
E. V. Carter, expense on trip '
to Portland 50.00
G. A. Gardner, expense on
trip to Portland 27.8"
Wm. H. Gore, expense on trip
to Portland 50,00
Jackson Co. Alia. Co., county
map judge's office 1.3,0
Medford Hook Store, office
supplies .40
Postal Tel. Co., telegrams for
judge 1.37
Western Union, commission
er's expense 1.12
Geo. W. Dunn, appraiser 10.00
Totul v $074.06
. Circuit Court
A. R. Thompson, circuit court
crlor $ 38.00
Ashlund Printing Co., print
ing water notico circuit
court .! 1.10
J. W. Hutclior, witness state
vs. Campbell. 3.30
Mrs. J. W. Hatcher, witness
State vs. Campbell 3.30
Total ........ ,........$ 411.70
Justice Court
Ch.is, Adams, justice court
fees 5.00
C. A. Chapman, Justice court
fees 1.20
Vesta Holt. Justice court fees 1.10
A. E. Jerome, Justice court
fees , 1.00
Jack Mnyhum, Justice court
fees ;. 2.50
Nye Matthews, Justice court
fees 2.50
J. L. Robinson, Jrtstlco court
foes 1.00
II. H. Rowley, Justico court
fees 6.00
Clias. Schleichert, justice
court foes 1.00
O. E. Stlnson. justice court
fees 1.00
Glenn O. Taylor, justice court
fees '. 93.85
T. O. Timothy, Justico court
fees 1.70
Mrs. Walter Wood, Justice
court fees 2.40
Chns. Winkle, justice court
fees 2.50
O. X. 'Wilson, ( justico court
fees 1.00
Sherman Wooley. Justice
court fees 2.50
Earl Wood, justice court fees 2.40
Total a $ 128.63
.Sheriff's Office
Chas. E. TerrllU sheriff's sal
ary 208.33
W. O. Onrrettj; deputy sher
iff's salary 125.00
Frank L. Coleman, work In
sheriff's office 104.00
A. F. Hnzelrlgg, work In
sheriff's office 104.00
Lee flalley, work In sheriff's
office 16.14
Win. E. McFurson, deputy
sheriff's salary 150.00
Ella Parks, work In sheriff's
office 70.00
II. C. Sparr, deputy hire sher
iff's office 12.00
Flora Thompson, deputy hlro
sheriff's office 100.00
Glen Torrill, deputy hire
sheriff's office 70.00
Emma Wendt, work in sher
iff's office 65.00
Nettle Thompson, work In
sheriff's office 12.50
Amy Dow, work In sheriff's
office , 16.25
M. L. Dally, sheriff's expense 1.75
Jacksonville Post, printing
sheriff's office 4.00
Kunzman Printing Co., rub-
ber BtnmpB. sheriff's office .25
Medford Book Store, office
supplies 3.00
Wrm. E. McFurson, expense .
Uoputy sheriff : 13.00
J. J. McMahon, expense dep
uty snenrr z.oo
Postal Tel. Co., telegrams for
shorirf 14.50
G. M. Roberts, cash advanced
deputy sheriff 15.00
C. E. Terrlll, stamps,' envel
opes, box rent 4 0.66
W'ostern Union Tel. Co.. sher
iff's expense 1.1 4
Kunzman Printing Co., office
Biipplios i -.25
Total 11148.73
Clerk's Office;
Chauncey Florey, clerk's sal
ary $166.67
Mildred M. Nell. deputy
clerk's salary 83.33
Louise Williamson, deputy
clerk's salary 80.00
I' ranees Nell, deputy clerk's
salary '.... 70.00
Roberta Pcarce. deputy clerks
salary , 65.00
Dclllla Stevens, wjjrk In
clerk's office 2.50
Grace L. Wilson, work In
clerk's office 27.50
Leslie Btansell. denuty hire
clerk's ofricfe 20.00
Leslie Stansell. denuty hlro
clerk's office '56.00
Ashland Printing Co.. print
ing for clerk's office. 51.25
Irwin ilodson Co. Inc., num
bering machine clerk's of
fice- , 16.00
Chauncey Florey. stamps for
offlco 31.50
Kunzman Printing Co., rub
ber stumps
2.50
Modford Printing' -Co., SUP'
; piles, clork's office 60.75
Medford Book Store, supplies,
clork's office 0.90
J. )!. Holston, telophon stand, v
clerk'B ofHce 11.00
Kunzman Printing Co., offlco
supplies 1.50
Total
....$752.40
Treasurer's Office
Myrllo W, Ulakulwy, county
truiiHiirer'a salury , $100.00
Leuoro llodlove. deputy hire,
treasurer's offlco 70.00
Myrtle W. lllakeloy, expense,
treasurer's oil Ice ., 10.28
Modford Hunk Htore, office
supplies .' ,. 3.50
Total t.S3.7S
School Siiei-lii(Ciuten('K Offlco
G. W. A nor, school suporlu-
tomlont'a salary $150.00
R. 10. Morris, school supervi
sor's salary 100.00
Mrs. Nettto Thompson, work
, in school Buporlntimdoiif s
offleo 20.50
O. W. Ager, sehool superlii-
teudout's expense 1G.31
Ditrcuu of educational re
search expense, sell, siipt... 111.28
Jacksonville Post, printing
for school superintendent.. 12.00
It. K. Morris, office expense
to May 1st D.G5
R. E, Morris, traveling ex
pense. Jan., Feu. und Mar. 103.50
Postal Telegrnph Co., tele
grams for school supt 30
Wm. Welch Mfg. Co., schoul
aupcrlntouilont s supplies.... 5.31
Kuiir.mnn Printing Co., office
supplies 4.00
Totul 1417.45
l-Yult InsiHM-tnr'N Offlco .
E. It. Out num. fruit Inspec
tor's salary S 60.00
T. J. Williamson, fruit lii-
apector s salary 12.00
II. T. Puukoy, fruit Inspec
tors snlury 132,10
Totnl $313.10
ANKCKNor's Office.
J. B. Coleman, county asses
sors salary 1125,00
Delpliii Coloninii, deputy as
sessors salary UB.UU
It. P. Campbell, field deputy
assessor s salary 104,00
10. P. Chundler, Hold deputy
assessor s snlury 4 4.00
Jus. M. Cronemlller, deputy
Hssessor s snlury 100.00
W. C. llrubb, fluid deputy as
sessors salury 108.00
Lllinio Hnnsrnui, deputy as
sessors ualary 80.00
E. A. HIMreth, Sr., field dep
uty assessors Binary -oi.uu
E. A. Luiigluy, field deputy
assessor s salary 104.00
J. T. Little, fluid deputy as
sessors sulury 78.00
Floyd Peurce. field deputy as
sessor b salary 104.00
J. C. Pendleton, field deputy
ussossor s snlury ion. on
Jay Terrlll, field deputy sal
ary i iuu.00
J. 1). Coleman, traveling ex
pense 18..1U
Medford Book Storo, offlco
supplies 3.05
Total $1239.55
Widow's IViinIoiih
Ernestine Austin, widow's
pension ..- - $ 17.50
Reno. W. Itarr, widow's pen
sion 10. u
Efflo Mario Vlaor, widow's
pension 25.00
Orpha iletts. widow's pension 10.00
Prlntha A. Uluckbiirn, wid
ow's ponslon 2 5.00
Minnie Buardman, widow's
pension , 25.00
Eleauor Hohsuih, widow's pen
sion lu.ou
Goldlo M. Hoyer, widow's
pension 20.00
Nellie G. Bush, widow's pon
slon 10.00
J. II. Illiorly, widow's pension 35.00
Elln M. Calne, widow's pen
sion 17.50
Mrs. Ola Chupmun, widow's
pension '. 10.00
Anna L. Corum, widow's pen
sion 10.00
Dora B. Cress, widow's pen
sion 10.00
Lucy M. Davis, wlduw's pen- '
slon 10.00
Mue J. Daw, widow's pension 25.00
Nottlo Green, widow's pension 25.00
Evelyn Ghorkln, widow's pon
slon - 17.60
Mrs. Lizzie Heath, widow's
ponslon 17.50
Mary R. Hlgglns, widow's
pension 17.50
Emma '.. Lonlz. widow's-ponslon
10.00
Dolly Love, widow's pension.. 32.50
Amanda M. McNetfll, widow's
. penHlon 10.00
Minnlo M. Morris, widow's
pension 25.00
Sarah E. Ossman, widow's
pension i 10.00
Nlda Oatmnn, widow's pen- ,
slon 15.00
Minnie B. Patch, widow's
ponslon 10.00
Emma Paulson, widow's pen
sion 25.00
Rosa A. Poffloy, widow's pon
slon 25.00
Mary P. J'rlce, widow's pon-
slon 32.50
Retha M. Richardson, widow's
. pension - jz.oo
Rosa A. Rejoins, widow's
pension 10.00
Catherine E. Sllvor, widow's
pension 10.00
Addio W. Shanks, widow's
, 'pension 15.00
Rose R. Slngler, widow's pen
sion - : 40.00
Laura E. Stewart, widow's
1onslon 30.00
Ethol A. TlbbeHurt, widow's
ponslon 15.00
Surah .Wakomtin, widow's
pension 22.50
Total $717.50
'aro of IPoor at Poor Farm
T, J. Mnlnigrcn, county phy
sician's salary $ 83.33
W. N.' Wells, supt. county
farm salary , 100.00
Ed Blurts, meat for poor farm 13.02
Uardwell Fruit Co., dairy
food and freighting for
county fnrm 59.90
Calif.-Oro. Power Co., lights
for county farm 9.47
Clint Carey, supplies fur
county fnrm '. 1.60
Ender's Dept. Storo, supplies
for county farm 15.85
Fonts Grocbry Store, supplies
for county farm ' 15.70
Husklns Drug Storo, supplies
for county farm 1.05
Hutchison & Lumsdon, sup
plica for county farm 64.50
C. M.K!dd & Co., repairing
shoos county farm 2.25
Medford Fiiih & Poultry Mitt.,
supplies for county farm.... .60
Modford Furn, & lldw, Co.,
supplies for county turn.... 4.55
'A, T. MoMulmii, burlier for ' !
county furiu , 5. no
Josliun I'attorMon, buy fur
poor fnrm 05,30
l'hoenlx Morouutllo Co., sup
plies fur county farm ' 0.55
Paul's Elertrln Htoro,, lumps
Ur etiunly furin 1.75
Regno River Fruit & Produce
Assn., supplies for county
farm 1.00
Miss Ida Rodgers, labor lit
pour furiu ; 30,00
Purine Tel. & Tel, Co., lulo-
phono county farm 1.05
Wullnra Cash Store,, supplies
. for Poor Farm 2.80
Ernest Woldon, iiui'hIiik sick
nt iiounly farm, 10,(10
W. N, Wells, ti'iivollng ox-'
penuo, April .:. 8.00
Totnl $508,0.1
('lire of I'mir Nut nt T'onr Kami
iNancy Arrasiulth, regular In
digent $ 10.00
J. It. Anderson, regulur Indi
gent tl.oo
Itouii Avery, regular Indigent 1(1.00
Dun Aubcoii, regulur Indigent 10.00
A. I), lleurdsley, regulur Indi
gent 8.00
MiikkIo llohl, regulur Indi
gent 15.00
Mrs. tl. It. dlrobeek, regular
Indigent 8.00
Kale Coppln, regular Indigent 8.00
Have Duulels, rogiilur Indi
gent ,, 8.0(1
J. II. Fill I Ik. regulur Indigent K.ou
Mrs, Guiin, regulur Indigent.. 12.00
Catherine GHlelto, regular
Indigent 10.0(1
Mrs. Hudson, regular indi
gent 8.(10
Mrs. Hutch, regulur Indigent Hi. 00
Vlnln Jones, regular Indigent 10.00
Albert Johnston, regular In
digent 8.00
Murtliu Jones, regulur Indi
gent 0.00
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. KiiIhou,
rogiilur Indigent 8. flu
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kune, reg
ulur Indigent 20. on
K. Klmhull, regulur Indigent.. 15,00
II. C, Knapp, regulur Indigent 8.011
Mrs. Umii Lee, regulur indi
gent 8.00
Mrs. I. A. .Montgomery, reg
ular indigent 8.00
Dun Mahur. regular Indigent,
dlnnllowod,
Mrs. J. A. Myers, regular In
digent 8.00
Mrs. Cnrrlo H. Miller, regulur
Indigent 10.00
Mrs. Murgarvl Noble, regular
IndUtonl 10. 00
Mrs. I'offeuburger, regulur
Indigent 12.00
Doc. I'nrson, regulur Indigent h.Oii
Mrs. A. M. Rule, regulur In
digent 10.00
Cntherlno Rodgors, regulur
Indigent lO.'OO
W. H. Smith, regular Indi
gent 15.00
Kilns Slover, regular Indigent 10.00
T. I). Stnrford, regulur indi
gent 7.00
Nnncy Klnemoro, regulur In
digent 10.00
Mrs. L. Srhleffelln, regulur
Indigent 0.00
Mr. and Mrs. Tsffer. regular
Indigent 10.00
Z. Volgumotl, regulur Indi
gent 15.00
Annie Wntklns, regular Indi
gent 8.00
Cecilia Wood, rogiilur Indi
gent 8.00
Alex Wilson, regulur Indigent 8.00
J. W. Jacobs & Son, Indigent
supplies 0.25
Modford Sanitarium. Indi
gent enro 70.00
Phonnlx Mercantile Co., Indi
gent supplies 11.40
Phoenix Mercantile Co., Indi
gent supplies 8.4
Weeks & McGownn Co., Indi
gent expenso 80.00
Went Hide Meat Market, indi
gent supplies .'.zii
It. p. Thelss & Co., supplies
for Indigent 15.00
Mrs. Alice Ulrica, rent for In
digent 9.00
Valley Fruol Co., wood for
Indigant 7.00
Mary ,M. Chlldors. roguliw in
digent 10.00
Sue red lloart llospltitl, care
of Indigent 5.71
Otto Poffenbarger, Indigent
ullowanco 8.00
Totnl - $018.06
Court House Kxncnw
J. A. Norrls, Janitor's snlury. .$ 60.00
Cnl.-Ore. Power Co., lights 50
Cal.-Ore. Power Co., lights, '
court limine 2.32
F. E. Zook, court house ex
penso 5.00
Fred J. Kick, court hoiiso cx-
piiiso 1.15
Totnl $ 08.97
.lull
J. A. Morris, Jailor's salnry....$ 25.00
canr.-oro. power Co., lights
for Jail 4.84
A. Hurtmtin, Jail matron's
salury 4 27.00
Mrs. Jano Johnston, laundry
for Jull 17.30
Optimo Cnfo, mcnls for pris
oners 8.20
Airs. August Slngler, meals
for Jail 118.21
Lowls Ulrlch, Jail oxpenne 1.41
Model Chocoluto Corner, Jull
expense fl.07
Totnl $211.03
Juvenile Court,
B. C. Sleverlsen, Juvonllo
court cxponso $ 1.50
County I'l'liilliiK
Modford Printing Co.. county
printing $ 70.05
Elect tyn Expense;
Suslo L. Allan, registering
voters $ .60
S. S. Aikon, registering vot
ers 20
Billings & Billings, register
ing votors 1.00
L. II, Cameron, registering
.voters 1.10
A. II. Flnhor, registering vot
ors 40
Helon Yockcy, registering
votors 1.20
F, (1, llonnor, . registering
volets 4 40
V. M, Jnnney, roglstorlng
voters .70
C, L. Lnomis, Hiippllcs for
registration . 1,00
A, J. T. Smith, reglHtorlng
votors 2.20
C. E. Wllhite, registering vot
ors 50
Total
..$ 0.30
. HoiiiIk mill Highways
J nb n Illness, furryiuiin's 11 al
ary ...m an.wu
Horace Pultun, roud viewer.. 4,00
Total $ 29.00
County Nnr"
Itimetlu Mcllrull, comity
nuiHu sulury ; $100,110.
It unci I a Mcllrull, oxpeuso of
county 11 11 r ho 511.111
Surveyor's Offlco
Miss Willie Howard, office
work for surveyor 40. ou
(', Frank Rhodes, urfku und
teletilionn rent U.uu
C. Flunk Rhodes, surveyor's '
nxpensu iii. v
Totul '. ...$ Of.. 50
Healer of Weights and Meiisui'cs
10, A. Iloud, sealer weights
mid nieusures, niiliiry,...r...., iio.uri
Water Maxtor
Fred N, Cuinuilngs, water
muster's sulury 1110,011
Fred N. Cuminlngs, uxpuiisn
of wutnr iiiuslur , 4a.u,i
Medfnrd Hook Store, supplies
fur wntur muster 52.511
Totul $1117.01
County Agent
Herbert F. Duguil, county
ngunt supplies $510.00
County Attorney
(I. M. Roberts, cIIhi rl.-t attor
ney expense $ 1 1 .55
Postul Tel, Co,, district ut-
torniiy telegrams 1. 00
Totnl ... $ 42.01
Comity Fire I'm nil
Stain ireusiiror, couiily fire
patrol 1372.411
Itond Dlxtrlcl No. I
Jnek True, payroll district
No. I JU08.00
White Star tinrugo, supplies . 4.00
lurk True, license for truck., 0.00
J. D. Ailiiuis & Co., roud sup
plies 22.511
('union Fowler Ltliiibur Co.,
roiul supplies 20.3.1
N, L. High, roud sunplies 10,25
Ends Transfer Co., freighting 3,00
Thos, II. Sliiipsoii, supplies..., . 72.55
Total $1052.74
Iloud District No. 'J
Wm. Ilruln, pnyroll District
No. 2 1442.51
IC0111I HIM Hi t No. II
Nlrk Young, payroll district
IXO. 3 ... $Hlt9.7.i
It.niil District No. I
O. S. WelHher, puyroll district
.No. 4 1 80.50
II. F. Pearl, repairs, district
110 4 9.00
Totnl i $ KU.50
ttonil District No, n
F. J, Wutsou, puyroll district
! No. 5 $410.50
F. J. Watson, wagon hlro .'(.00 ,
W. Wilcox, wagon hire .'1,00
Associated Oil Co., supnllm.. B.4B
J. I). Adams & Co., rond sup-
piles 2.1.50
Clyde Equipment Co., sup
plies 5 5.B8
Geo. II. Iicnne, gravel 311. 7,1
I . 1'.. (linen Auto Co.. supplies 2.U0
Medford Kuril. & lldw. Co.,
supplies 33.10
T. T. Morrlmuu, repairs 2.00
Total ; $100.04
Komi District No. 0
A. C. Secure, puyroll, district
No. 6 $31 1.00
Wm. Nliikoll. supplies 52.00
Ends Transfer Co., freighting 18.00
Euglo Point lldw. Co., sup
plies 13.85
Totul $394.85
ltornl DUtrlct No. ? .
Thos. Stanley, puyroll ,.$800.00
N. II. Stoddurd, supplies 51.00
.loo Trefren. lumber 135.00
Uio Hull, supplies 10.75
Total $1053.65
It. mil DM r let No. H .
J. E. Davidson, payroll, dis
trict No.8 $480.75
General Machinery Co., sup
plies 59.5i0
Total $540.25
Itond District No. 0
Tom Carlton, payroll $378.00
Iloud District NV. 10
Dnvo Dorn, pnvroll ,....$390.50
Itoiulllistrlrt No, It
John Tli umber, payroll $480.69
J. D. Adams & Co., roud sup
plies 18.50
General Machinery Co., sup
plies 1 89.23
C. S. Hutch, supplies 17.12
Totul $011.50
, Itond District No. 12
Goo. filncy, pnyroll $359.00
Gold Hill Implement Co.,
supplies 20.00
Hubbard Ilros., supplies 14.25
Total $393.25
Itond District No. 1:1
J. 8. Qiinrkonhush, payroll.... $330,25
Critter Lnlio lldw. Co., sup
plies 41.90
Total $372.15
Itond District No. I V -
Davo Ponco. pnyroll $1189.00
Wl (!. Leovor, oxponsn .25
Clcorgo AdniiiBon, oxponso.... 1.80
Totnl : : $1191.05
(Jeiierul Itoud Fund
Edw. (1. Miller, fencing right
of wny $270,00
Jaulnn Hnrtiniiil, repairing
brldgo 110,00
Medford Iron Wtorks, repnlrs
of roud maehlnury 47.50
Messoiiger Lumber Co., lum
ber for Bonorul rood 137.34
Tolnl $505.44
Iiounly Report
C. M. Sullivan $ 3.00
.1. W. Farmer 29.00
Albert Callings 6.00
II. W. Barron : 3.00
David A. Wutson 17.00
.1. C. Cnss..
3.00
6.00
Wm. CnrHon
Lorcn Farlow
4.00
Nelson Nyo 11.00
Joseph Phlpps 0.00
Drupo WneU 8,00
N, P, Hanson 5. 00
Murk Wlniiliigliiim 5,00
Walter Murshnll....... 1 11.00
Totni ....'........;.:..............:.. $124. 00
MEDFORD IRON WORKS
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
Also neont for Fairbanks ami Horse
. . , , Enitinog. ,, :
17 South Fllverslda.
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