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STATE FIRE REPORT
1 1
the following report on fire condi
tions in Central Point bus been an
nnunced by the state fin; marshal (Ik
pnrtment: ;
Introduction
Central Point .In lltl .e city of near
son iinpulalion. located In Jackson
county In southern Oregon, a few
nilleB north of the city of .Vodlord. It
Is (in the main line of the Southern
Pacific railroad, anil a;ao on the Paci
fic highway. It Is a prosperous little
city surrounded liy extensive and pro
ductive fruit and agricultural lands
anil is assured of continued growth
and prosperity.
The school houses are some dis
tance from Die nearest exposure, and
tiro in good condition, except for minor
Improvements, which should he made
according to the inspection report sent
to the school hoard.
Summary of Inspections
Summary of the numhcr of places
where defects were round during sur
vey of Central Point.
Defective wiring. 10. Rubbish and
trash, 4. Floors anil walls unprotected
from stoves, 4. Number of metal cans
for oily waste ordered, 3. Defective
pipes, stoves uud flues, 2. Ashes In
, wooden receptacles, 1. Number of
,,drlp pans for waste oil ordered, 2.
Without rfre exit signs and lights, 1.
-Places where smoking Is prohibited, 5.
Fire extinguishers ordered, X. Impro
por'nnd insufficient exits, II,
There are two hose carts and 110(1
'feet of standard fire hoso and two
play pipes and seven axes.
TJiere is at the present, no organ
ized fire department or fire chief,
i Recommendations
We recommend that the following
ordinances be adopted:
"Relating to prevention of flro and
Inspection by the Hro department."
'.'Providing for tho safe construction
of chimneys, flues and fire places."
"To regulate tho operation of motion-
picture machines and premises
wherein same are used."
"To regulate exlls In public build
ings." "To regulate public garages and
their construction."
Suitable forms for these ordinances
are attached to and made u part of
thls'report and they should be adopted
without delay. One of tho most Im
portant duties or the council ot the
city Is the protection of properly and
life from fire, which can he best ac
complished by flro prevention, by the
enactment and enforcement of the fire
prevention ordinances.
We recommend the appointment of
;n fire chief by tho city council, und
ithe organization of a flro department.
No clty Is too small to have n flro de
ipurtmont. No city is properly protect
ed from tiro without one. The best
water system and equipment will fall
fur short of giving the protection it
Bhould, unloss there nro trained men,
who can be depended on to use them.
If a department Is not organized, Ceil
:t ml Point will eventually pay dearly
:for tlie neglect.
, NKW YORK, May 12. Seven large
paper mills In the United States anil
Canada, employing npproxlmalely 9000
'men, shut down today because of rail
'tire or workers and owners to sign new
agreements to replace those which ex
lilted last night.
.WATERTO WN, X. Y., Mny 1 1 Only
two'lnper mills In northern New York
nro working today us n result or a
walkout this morning or 1100 union
men, employed by tho St. Regis,
llnnna paper corporation and other
plunts. The men refuse to accept n
thirty per cent cut In pay.
Alabama, Arkansas, Florida. Ceor-
ttlu, Louisiana, l ISHlsslppl, the Caro
Jlnna, Texas and Virginia have gone
demoerattlc In every election ior two
(fenerations.
CORNS
Lift Off with Fingers
Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little
"Kreezone" oil an (telling corn, instantly
ih.it corn stons hurtiuii. then shortly
you lift it right olT with linger Truly!
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of
"p'reczone" U,r a few cents, sullii icnt to
remove every hard corn, soft corn, or
corn between the toes, and the calluses,
without soreness or it illation.
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At the Page Theatre This Week.
EDEN PRECINCT
The Mk Klt'iini nhuvt'l Ji:ih 1k-oii
Wdi'Ki'd l llic, ill" IH'W luti rai
f tin J(inal cuiMimyy, wliii h iuvcik
t lit' I'Vrn' Valley trnuiitry, ami liati n'vu
tin ih (I uidiind and in working l):ii.-U,
Ifanint' out thf riwk nnd dirt aTter
ih(t heavy IdaKtiiiK'. ((unpletlntr the
rami I. Work on I he viaduct across
Ld-ar creek will he commenced soon
I'he late sowed grain In this part of
(he valley h coming out fine. Many
(hntiKhl their ciopH would he hort,
on account of thu frecc, Imt the rain
will overcome the da mane of the
freeze, ami heavy t;ropH will la the re
sult.
Aaln our eomm unity was satl-
dened. ThurHday hy the dentil of an-
rlher of the old pioneers, .Mrs. lOli'a-
heth Stauellff, at her home in Phoe
nix. lor forty -kIx years vh. Hta ti
ll ff has been a kind mii;h hor. a
devoted mother ami an earnest Chris
tian. Truly devoted to her home and
family. Mm. Ktaucliff will he K-atly
missed from our midst.
It seems that t he anel of deal h
has vjslted our little community In
rapid succession the past few days.
Sunday, May 'A, occurred the funeral
of Joshua Patterson, another of our
old pioneers. This was one of the
most largely attended hurial services
in this community, many coming from
all parts of the valley, to pay their last
respects to nn honored citizen, a true
friend and neighbor.
Tuesday, May the 3rd, occurred the
sad event of the burial of Jtolland
(Earless, son of Mrs. Win. Carless,
whose duath occurred In New Jersey,
while lu training In the signal service.
Itolaml was one of the I'hoenix hiii
school scholars, before, entering the
service. The military service at the
Knive was impressive. The floral
tributes were many, and bespoke the
love and esteem in which our hero
was held. Our hearts go out to the
bereaved parents, and relatives.
Lust Saturday evening, the Wood
men of liioenix, gave a bamiuct. at
the close of a campaign for member,
InvlthiK tho families of the membeis,
also Med ford momhros. Supper was
served to about 1II0, a very ifond time
heliiK enjoyed by those present.
Mrs. AVIlbur Jones o Klamath Falls
canio over to the valley Sat urday
evening to visit relatives for a few
days, and spent Sunday wit h her
brother, Arthur Rose and family.
.Ittle Milo Furry, came up from
California Willi his uncle, Leo Furry,
and is at the home of his aunt, Mis.
Cally St end man of i'hoenix.
Mr. nod Mrs. S. S. Stephens, and
Mrs. I-3. Calhoun returned tlila week
from a visit in California at the home
of Mrs. Caloltl James, nee, Miss l.etta
Stephens.
Mrs. Fffle Taylor, of Mcdfnrd spent
Sunday with her brother Arthur Kose
ml family, as did Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Kader.
Mrs. W. K. Anderson of Kast Kdcn
is very much under the weather, hav
ing had the flu, cold, that has been
prevalent of late.
Arthur itriner and daughter of
Wagoner creek were at C. Carey's
Sunday mornlne, where Mr. Ihiner
procured some of their fim Dahlia
bulbs.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kader, wcif
quests at dinner with Mr. hnd Mrs.
Von der Jlellen, of KuMe I'olnt, last
Thursday, at their pleasant home.
Saturday nit;ht the Uebekahs of
Talent entertained something over a
hundred quests, or visit ini? members
from M ed ford and Ashland ami the
MtirroundiiiK country. A most bounte
ous banquet was served at the dose of
the lodKe work.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Colver and Mrs.
Dean went up to M rs. Dean's home
on WaRoner ereek Sunday, also to
visit rM Knhlson and wife.
Mr. nnd r.Ms. S. I'. Lnrnehun; of
Fast Medfmd were at C. Carey's Sun
day and procured plants ami Dahlia
bulbs.
M rs. Carless' mot her, Mrs. Frost,
tnd her daughter, Mrs. Kichards.
left 1'hoeuix Friday for Seattle. Mrs.
V rost s home. After visiting with her
mother for a short lime, M rs. I Itch -
irds wilt return to her home In Ihit-
ish Columbia.
.Mrs. r F. Furry. Mrs. L. A. Keams.
M is. K. t!. Coleman, were anions
those from Phoenix who went to ihe
llarnes i Irctis last Wednesday.
HAVANA. May It Throe small' pri
vate liauks In this city KiisptMidod pay
ment yesterday and another in the
city of Cunmnuey, eastern Cuba i-losed
Its doors.
All 'the luslitutlons had sustained
runs by depositors and some of the
oldest and stronuest Institutions In
jthls city are atfeoted.
Approach of the final day of the
moratorium, which has hern In opera
!tion since late last car, has added to
.the uneasiness.
rEBFOTjn ' nn; tttbtttr
Siene from "One Mask"
TABLE ROCK TABLETS
Lasl Tuesda.T morning the people of
our community were deeply Bhocked
to hear of the death of Joseph H. Lyl
laid who passed away that morning at
the Sacred Heart hospital in Medtord.
liy the death of Mr. Lydiard our com
immity loses tin honest, upright citi
zen who during his nevernl years resi
dence here was evor 'willing to shoul
der his part of Ihe work necessary U
promote the general welfare of a rural
community and keep Ha different In
stitutions going. -Ik-sides this lie took
a deep Interest in the affairs of hlv
State and country giving much time
and study to the matter of solving out
social conditions and finding a way to
lighten the burdens of the downtrod
den. lie was a imtn who had the courage
to stand hy his convictions whether
they were popular or otherwise, whose
sterling qualities and honesty, togeth
er .with his accommodating and neigh
borly ways had endeared him to the
hearts of ils neighbors who will great
ly miss him.
A proposition has been submitted by
the Central Point school board to the
board In this district concerning the
sending of Ihe Table Hock pupils t
the Central Point school during Ihe
next term.
"As near ns can be estimated this
would cost the district more money
than to carry on our usual term of
scfiool nnd ns many patrons with chil
dren of school ago are opposed to
sending their small children such a
distance .there will probably be no fur
ther action taken hy the directors.
We were requested to announce that
next Monday night there will be a ux
reel moving picture show put on at the
school house. The price of admission
will be forty cents for adults and ten
cents for children, the proceeds to go
to the home demonstration fund and
everyone is invited to attend.
Last Sunday there was no session of
our Sunday school and many of the
members attended the revival services
in the afternoon at Medford. 1
Quite n few from here attended the
Al (1. llarnes circus in Med ford last
week and were well pleased with the
performance.
Miss June Iljinlap closed n very suc
cessful term of school in this district
Friday. April taking tho kiddles to
the Ashland park for an all day picnic
where they enjoyed the May Day pro
gram given by the school children of
that city. Miss Dimlup will not teach
during the next school year as she
expects to take a. course in normal
training at the Monmouth normal
school.
At a meeting of tho shareholders of
the Table Hock Telephone company
last Wednesday evening the resigna
tion of H. U. Washburn, secretary
trensurer, was accepted and K. W.
Carlton elected to fill the unexpired
term; also an assessment of $1.00 a
share was levied.
A fair pear crop is looked for In this
district and u good apple crop is In
sight thus far, Spitzenherg trees nre
heavily loaded which means that with
the coming of sunny days much blight
will probably show up.
Work on the Table Hock ditch has
been finished for this year and the
crew discharged. We have heard quite
a little complaint regarding the
"shovel gang" composed of boys who
it is said were out for a good time,
tho work being a second consideration.
Katiy vegetables from the farm gar
dens are beginning to make their ap
pearance on the tallies In this section.
During the last few days butterfat
and eggs have gone down in price
even below the pre-war basis. It
seems everything connected with the
farm lias gone to zero excepting taxes.
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money
Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c
and mail It to Foley & Co., 2S3.1 Shef
field Ave., Chicago. HI., writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive In return a trial packajie con
taining Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound for roughs, colds and croup;
Foley Kidney I'llls for pains In sides
and back; rheumatism, backache, kid
ney and bladder ailments; and Foley
Cathartic Tableis. u wholesomo nnd
thoroughly cleansing cathartic for
constipation, biliousness, headaches,
and sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere.
1 Adv.
GOOD CLOTHES
1 Mnk Them
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TAILOR
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NfRDFO'RT). ' otfsonv ttttthsday. - may - ri iflaf
County Court Proceedings
The following is a schedule or ex-1
K!iuiilures of Jackson County. Oreuun,!
together with a list of the claimants
and articles of service for which the(
claim Is made and which avere passed
limn l.v th Cnuntv Court of Jueksonl
County during th niuntlt of itiarch,
1921.
Tiia riiu-incr i,eiib wak uiinwmi ns
follows with the exceptions shown:
County Court and Commissioners
O. -A. ardner, county judge's
salary $la0.00. L. a. terrill, siamiieu envioies
Victor iiursell, county cominis- etc
sioner's salary and expense.. 7.20 Western lluion Tel. Co., tele
James -Owens, county conuuis- grams for sheriff
sioner's salary and expense.. 89.50 Ashland Tidings, sheriff's office
G. A. Gardner. Judge's expense. supplies
on trip to Portland 40.591 Home Tel. & Tel. Co., tcle-
lionie Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone I pphone for sherifr
bill for county Judge 5.115 j Med ford Hook Store, shei Ill's
Postal Telegraph Co., telegrams I office supplies
for county Judge ' 3.80 Postal Telegraph Co.. telegrams
k . tor sheriff
Total $::S(5.74
Circuit Court
A n Tl.,m.n on.,..
crier ' I 3(1 00
H. C. ningess, grand juror. ;. 13.20
IA. W. lieebe, grand juror 13.40
a. . hishop, grand juror 3.20
1'. M. alklns, stainpau envel
opes for circuit judge 12.14
Oils Crawford, sraiai juror 13.20
I''red A. Couple, grand juror 15.00
W. W. Cottrell, grand Jury wit
ness . 3.60
Frank C. Clark, grand jury wit
ness 2.10
.lames Campbell, grand juror.... Ifi.SO
J. H. Denison, grand Jury wlt-
ness .'.
V. F. DeFord, grand jury wit
60
ness 3.o0
W. F. DeWitt, grand Jury wit
ness 3.30
ft. F. DeFonl, grand Jury wit- 1
noss n.80
Arthur Dresslop, grand Jury-
witnesB ., 2.70
II. T. Elmore, grand jury wit
ness ...i 3.30
11. . Enilers Jr., grunt! Jury
witness 3.3;l
Win. Karliart, grand juror ' 15.(10
J. C. Engleliarat, grand jury .
witness 3.30
10. II. Kvans, grand Jury wife
ness 3.30
Maude Holly Evuns, grund Jury
witness 3.3(1
Itankln Estes, grand Jury wit
ness 2.20
U V. Ferguson, grand jury wit
ness 3.30
Daniel Foellor, grand juror 17.40
O. T Grigsby, grand jury wit
ness ; 5.30
(!eo. Given, grand jury witness 3.20
Luke Jennings, grand Jury wit
ness 3.ja
J. H. McGee, grand jury witness. 3.30
John N'eslln, grund jury wit
ness 3.S0
J. 11. Provost, grand Jury wit
ness ) fi.OO
Sam .Richardson, grand jury
witness '. 2.10
Tom Hoherts, grund jury wit
ness 3.30
Harold .Riddle, grand jury wit
ness ;.. 2.70
llargaret oniitli, oircuit court
witness i f.G.10
Geo. W. Stownll, grand Jury
witness 3.20
Dr. Swedenburg, ' grand jury
witness 3.30
C. E. Terrill, money advanced.
Circuit court expense 12.G5
Rnnsome Webster,- grand jury
witness .'. 2.70
Lowell Zundell, grand Jury- wit
ness 3.50
James A. Snider, circuit court
witness fi7.lt;
Will H. Bennett, grand jury
witltness In October 1920 CI. 10
W. R. Garrett, circuit court wit
ness ; 05,o()
Marshall Hooper, grand Jury
witness In October, 1920 118.20
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., oircuit
judge's Telephone 3.7G
J. II. Winter, circuit court wit
ness 35.07
Roy Davis, circuit court re
porter ,110.00
Total $720.07
Justice Court
W. H. Gowdy, justice court ex- "'
peiiae 5.93
Van R. Gilbert,, justice court
expense 1.00
M. M. Gates, justice court ex
pense ! .25
GIusb .& J'riullioinme, justice
court expense ib.rk
J. G. Hibburd, justice court ex
pense inn
J. W. Hatcher, justice court ex-
uick .tones, justice court ex
pense 4.25
L. V. Luce, justice court ex
pense 1.00
Geo. Laldley, Justice court ex
pense 1,00
tjoorge II. Muule, Justice court
expense j.nn
Jack O'Conner, justice court.ex-
P"iso i.tw
i.eo. O. 1 imuthy, justlcu court
expense 7110
u. u. laylor, justice court ex-
l"'nxe 7s Cft
John 11. Palmer, Justice court
expense 7,(10
Tota' $132.00
Sheriff's Office
C. E. Terrill. sheriff's salary $208.3.1
J. J. Mc.Malion, deputy sheriff's
? 150.00
i.eo. i,. Howard, deputy slier-
in s salary 126. 50
i ioru itionipson. deputy slier- '
Itf's salary 110.00
Glen Terrill, deputy sheriff's
, "" - 100.00
ua.ei lotnerow, deputy sher
iff's salary
Ed mi Snyder, work ill sheriff's
office
Anna Coleman, work In sheriff's
office
Arnold Coleman, work in sher
iff's office
l.eora Godward, worii in sher
iffs orflce
R. C. Grainger, work in sheriff s
office
Olin Knox, work III sheriff's
office
'. T. Little, work In sheriff's
S5.00
93.00
BC.OO
42
48.00
72.00
46.30
"'fire 70.00
i.iace t.yiiiard. work in sher
iff's office
C E. Mitchell, work in sheriff si
office
Hank of Jacksonville, sheriffs
office Expense
l.eora Godward, rent of tvpe
writer '
Geo. L. Howard, deputy sher-
Gti.00
1S.3S
10.00
2.50
traveling expense 1.40
iffs
Jackson fille Post, sheriffs of-
flee supplies
Geo. J. Kunzman, sheriffs of-
ftce expense
3. J. MoMahon, deputy sheriffs
traveling expense
.fi.Cn
l.ftC
63.00
Medford Printing Co., printing
for sheriffs office 45.''"
f. K. Tetrill. sheriff s -traveling
I expense So.OSj R. Anderson, regular indig
Glen Terrill, deputy sheriffs Mrs. G. R. Broheck, regular
traveling expense u
48.02
2S.30
17.00
18.15
43.22
5.a9
J . . . .
TotuJ l dab. i j
Clerk's Office
- Chamicey Florey, county clerk's
..$if6.t;i;
J"j
00
Delllla Stevens, deputy clerk's
salary 110.00
Roberta Peace, deputy clerk s
salary i :
Helen Clark, deputy clerk's sal
ary :.:
Grace McDonald, deputy clerk's
"salary
Mattie Stevens, work In clerk's
orflce :..
Mid a Mcintosh, work in clerk's
office .....
90.00
.78.00
.75.00
70.00
70.00
Geo. W. Parker, premium on
clerk's bond 17.50
The Jrwin Hodson Co., clerk's
office supplies 1.20
Jackson Comity Abstract Co.,
clerk's office expense 25.00
Jacksonville Post, clerk's office
expense 55.00
Medford Printing Co., printing
for clerk's office 00.00
Chauncey Florey, stumps for
office 10.50
Home-Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone
for dark's office 9.00
Medford Hook Store, clerk's of
fice supplies
40,ia
Total $1003.07
Treasurer's Office .
A. C. Walker, county treasurer's
salary, $100.00
Dorothy Redwell, deputy trea
surer's salary 90.00
Myrtle W. Ulakeley, county
. treasurer's Balary. for "Decem
ber : :. 100.00
A. C. Walker, stamps for trea
surer's office 5.00
Ashland Tidings, .treasurer's of
fice expense -r. 9.75
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone
for treasurer's office 3.70
Medford Book Store, treasurer's
office supplies 0.10
Total $314.05.
Coroner's Office
Medford Harness Co., coroner's
expense $ 3.10
School Superintendent's Office
Susunne Homes, school superin
tendent's salary $150.00
Alniedn J. Fuller, sohool super
visor's salaiy 120.00
Lorraine Lawton, school- super-
iutendont's assistant , 75.00
Almeda J. Fuller, school super
visor's expense v 79.50
Snsune W. Homes, school super
intendent's office expense 42.00
Susnnne W. Homes, school
superintendents ofrice ex
pense .., 4.44
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., school
superintendents telephone.... 4.90.
Medford Book Store, school
superintendent's office ex
pense D.or
Total $481.55
Fruit Inspector's Office
E. It. Outtnan, fruit inspector's
salary and expense $115.50
H. T. Pankey, fruit Inspector's
salury and expense 50.00
Total .'. $171.50
Assessor's Office
J. B. Coleman, county assessor's
salary $125.00
Linnle Hunscom, deputy assessor's--salury
110.00
Ray Coleman, deputy assessor's
salary , 90.00
Llva Coleman, deputy .asses
sor's salury
J. B. Coleman, assessor's trav
eling expense :
Douglas Abstract Co., county
assessor's expense
Jacksonville Post, assessor's
office expense :
Ashland Tidings, assessor's of
fice expense
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone
for assessor ,
Medford Hook Store, .assessor's
office expense
75.00
75.30
4.00
19.00
08.75
3.00
3.85
total $574.50
Tax Rebate
Butler Thompson Co., refund on
taxes , $ 50,35
J. E. Kobbius. refund on taxes.. 1.73
City of .Medford, tax adjust-
ment 45.7K
Lincoln Gray, tax refund.. 09.58
Total $107.42
Widow's Pensions
Ernestine Austin, widow's pen
sion $ 17.59
.Minnie lloardinan, widow's pen
sion Elt'le Marie Baer, widow's pen
10.00
sion , 23.00
Mrs. J. H. liyerly, widow's pen
sion 25.00
Jtebecca .). Clark, widow's pen
sion Susie Coy, widows pension
Lucy May Davis, .widow's pen
sion 15.00
15.00
10.00
Nettie Green, widow's pension.. 23.00
.Mary k. liiggins. widow s pen
sion 1 10.00
Holly Love, widow's pension....:.
Nora Martin, widow's pension..
N'ida Oatnutn, widow's iiensiou
.Mary Priscilla Price, widow's
lienslon
Anna Present!, widow's pension
Rosa A. Peffly, widow's pension
Rotha M. Richardson, widow's
pension
Elizabeth Sevey, widow's pen
sion Sarah A. Summers, widow's
lienslon
I.ydla Sanders, widow s pension
22.50
25.00
15.00
17.50
17.50
25.00
32.5a
2.30
17.50
Laura Stewart, widow's pension 22.50
Rose R. Slngler, widow's pen
sion jii.no
-Addle Webb Shanks
widow's
15.00
pension
(Amy R. Thorn, widows pension 25.00
Sarah Wakeman, widow s iwn-
sinn ' 22.5U
Total HWM
Care of Poor Not at Poor Farm
Nancy Arrasmlth, regular inrii-
rent '. l ''u
in
digent .'. sftl'
Mrs. Kate Copple, regular indi
gent J. M. and Rebecca Childeis.
regular Indigents 10.00
Dave Daniels, regular indigent.. 8.1111
J. H. Fattig, regular indigent.-. 8.00
Mrs. Hatch, regular indigent 10.011
Mrs. Hudson, regular indigent.. s ou
.1. W. Ingram, regular indigent.. S.On
Allien Johnston, regular Indi
gent Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Kelsoe, regu
lar Indigent
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kane, regu
lar indigents ..20.1111
Mrs. Lena Lee, regular Indigent 8.00
Carrie E. Miller, regular indi
gent .'.
Mrs. I. A. Montgomery, regular
indigent S-111'
Mrs. J. A. Mvers, regular Indi
gent s.oo
Amelia Maylield, regular . indi
gent : K.50
Margaret Jsoble, regular indi
gent lo.OO
Doc Parsons, regular Indigent.. 8.00
Iary Price, regular indigent.... S.oo
Nancv Slsetnore, regular indi
gent KM""
W. II. Smith, regular indigent.... 10.00
T. D. Stafford, regular indigent 7.00
Mrs. Jean, itoss Smith, .regular
indigent S.On
Mrs. L. Schlefflin, regular Indl-
, gent 0.00
Alex Wilson, regular indigent.... 8.00
K'Wolgamott, regular indigent.. 15.00
Annie Watkins, regular Indl- .
gent 8.00
A. D. Beardsley, regulur indi
gent 10.00
Cowley's Emporium, indigent
supplies 21.54
Granite City hospital, indigent
expense
43.00
15.011
14.0(1
8.110
0.00
7.95
12.40
ideal Grocery, indigent expense
. i'J. u. rauer, lniugeiti supplies..
Sirs. M. 10. Middlebusher, Indi
gent supplies
Leonard Oorlhuys, milk for in
digent Lewis Ulrlch, Indigent supplies
Warner, Wortnian & Gore, in
digent supplies
Total $110.39
Care of Poor at Poor Farm
Dr. W. W. P. Holt, county phy- ' '
siclan's salary and expense.... $ 70.00
;W. ,N. Wells, superintendent
county farm's salury , 125.00
Elton E. lleeson, county farm
supplies 23.75
Elton E. lleeson, wood for coun
ty .arm ..r. 9.00
llardwell F-iiit Co., county farm
supplies 49.35
Ed Binns, county farm supplies 9.99
Albert Crane, nursing at county
farm 10.00
Cal.-Ore. Power Co., lights for
county hospital 12.09
J. F. Fowel, labor at county
farm 4.25
A. H. Fisher, expense on tele
phone line 10.00
Hubbard Brothers, county farm
expense 4.15
Clifford Garvin, county farm
supplies
Hutchison & Ltimsden, county
farm supplies 47.30
Medford Mull Tribune paer
tor county, farm .,
Medford Furn. & Hdwe. Co..
farm supplies
9. Ill
Medford Fish Market, county
farm supplies '
Paul's Electric; Store, county
farm supplies
Miss P. M. Wells, labor at coun
.9
3.5
ty farm , 40.00
W. -N. Wells, superintendent
' county farm, traveling ex
penses 8.00
Total $1-10.04
Court House Expense
B. L. Moses, janitor's salary $ 50.25
Cul.-Ore. Power Co., lights for
court house 10.01
Peter J. Kick, court house ex
pense 34.00
Garnet Corey Hdwe. Co., court
house expense 10.20
George Lewis, wood for court
house 50.00
Frank Vurney, court, house ex
pense 0.50
Cal.-Ore. Power Co., lights for
court house. 0.9."
' Total : ; .-. $173.91
Jail
B. L. Moses, jailor's salary $ 50.25
Cal.-Ore. Power Co., lights for
Jail 3.0!
Fred J. Fick, jail expense .7i
Effie M. Terrill, meals for pris
oners 179.20
Lewis Ulrlch, Jail expense 3.90
Lewis I'lrich. jail expense 3.20
Jno. M. Williams, jail expense.. 11.54
Cal.-Ore. Power Co., lights for
jail (i.19
The Model Chocolate Conner,
jail expense 5.19
Optimo Cafe, meals for prison
ers 3
Total $285.42
Advertising and County Printing
Daily Record Abstract, advertis
ing of road bonds $ 17.00
Medtord Printing Co., county
printing, etc 10.25
The Wall Street Journal, adver
tising of road bonds 102.0 )
Total , $135
Roads and Highways
J. T. Zlnimeiiee, ferryman's
salary in January $ 73.00
J. T. Zitnnierlee, ferryman's sal
ary in rebruury 75.00
Total $150.01)
V County Nurse
Marie E. Falldlue, county nurse
salary $125.00
Medford Service Station, coun
ty nurse's supplies 12.0
Melane & Chamberlain, repairs
for county nurse 5.7
.Oregon Tubercular Assn. coun
ty nurse s supplies 9.50
Ray Toft, rent of garase for
county nurse 3.O0
Total $15.1.90
County Surveyor
Mary Hobh, surveyor's stenogra
pher $ 20. IMI
R. A. Holmes, premium on sur
veyor's bond 15.00
C Frank Rhodes, surveyor s ex
pense - - 12.00
Total - '""0
Sealer of Weights and Measures
E. A. liond, sealer of weight. 4
and measures' salaiy $ 22.58
Water Master
Fred N. Cummings. water mas
ter's salary $125.00
Mary Uebb. water master's
stenographer 20.00
Fred X. CunmiiiUis, water mas
ter's expense oj.41
Medford Hook Store, water
master's supplies .' ,0.15
Total
$181.50
(To be continued. ).
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CHEAPER TO RIDE
If you riili! a
Harley-Davidson
lSicycle or JUitorcycle
Gaylord Motorcycle
Shop
DAY OR NIGHT
WEEKS CONGER CO
unaral Directors
We Insist !.;
that, yon have your Rugs and .Carpets
cleaned tho
MOSAX .WAY.
They are N'OT eleaneil on your floor.
ASK VOl'U NEIGHBOR
I'lione 1KI Krec Delivery
Mosan Art Rug Co.
i 1I West Tenth St.
CITY AUTO
PAINT WORKS
WASHING, POLISHING, TOP
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Phone 7."i-l-,T
2K South Rartlelt Mcdfnr.l. Ore.
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T!i? Oregon
Your Hotel
WHEN IN , . '
PORTLAND
POPULAR SPACIOUS LOBBY
At the Center of
Everything
Broadway at Stark St.
We suggest you write, phone or
wire for Reservations
AIlTIR'lt H. JII:yi:KS, Manager
SEWARD
HOTEL
"HOUSE OF CHEER"
ALDER AT 10TII STREET, 1
PORTLAND, OREGON.
All the Oregon electric cars stop at
unexcelled. We strive to please.
Rates $1.50 and up. With bath
$2.00 and up. Our dining room la
very popular, and our business men's
luncheon, nnd our regular and Sun
day dinners are not equalled else
whero at our prii-e. Opposite Olds,
Wortman & King's big store.
W. C. 'JLLUEUTSON, PraDilelor,