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News of Jackson County
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
(Continued from last Monday.)
MEMORIAL HALL
E
SAMS VALLEY MAIL
BY
PHOENIX. Jun. 29. C. W. Parsons
has Kune to Kj 1. lain. Alberta, Canada,
where he expects to locate. Ills fam
ily ii mill here.
Everyone is invited to the commu
nity meet at Phoenix Memorial hall
Saturday night, January 31. Super
intendent Kerns says the program will
begin at 7:15 In order to Rive time for
the three basketball games Which fol
low. Instead of the Talent girls, the
Rutte Falls girls will play the Phoenix
girls. It is rumored that the Fats and
the Leans and the Marrleds and the
Singles are trying to get a little prac
tice before they nppenr in the arena.
Principal J. R. Tyrrell reports that
the following pupils took the January
slate examinations and received their
eighth grade diplomas: Carl Rermele,
Jay Purrlck, Ituth Hollopeter and
Otto Early.
Miss Eva Poley was ft guest for the
week end at -the home of Mr. and Mrs.
C. C. Hartley.
Friends of Mr. nnd Mrs. Noah Par
sons were pleasantly surprised by their
visit in Phoenix Inst Saturday. They
were the guests here of Mr. Parson's
pu rents, and drove Sunday to Central
Point-to visit Mrs. Perkins before re
turning to their new- home at Horn
brook, California.
Mrs. 't. J. Malmgreh. Mrs. 'Webster
nnd Mrs. Relmer attended the Civic
club nt Ashlnnd.Tuesday. January 20.
nnd grently enjoyed the program given
for the bcenflt of the scholarship
fund.
The Presbyterian Indies' Aid nt the
nil day meeting January 15, Hewed for
the benefit of Clyde hall.' The men
made new banquet tables, and all en
Joyed nt noon a covered dish lunch
eon. Miss Ada Brewster was present
and made arrangements to give in
struction in millinery two days In Feb
ruary. .'
Mr. and Mrs. John Cunningham of
Bend stopped for a visit at the home
of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. D. Barnes while
driving through to Panedena, Chi.
Sams Valley and Talent basketball
teams piny at Phoenix. Friday night,
January 30.
Little Collins .Hartley Is out of
school because of sickness.
The Misses Echo and Ethel Alford
are absent from high school on ac
count of illness Jn their -horne.
The physicians, belonging to the
Jackson county Medical association,
and their wiveshad their annual ban
quet at the Blue Flower Lodge Wed
nesday evening, January 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Praser Brown
and Mrs. T. - J. Malmgren -drove to
Grants Pass Wednesday to attend a.
meetlng of the Women's Missionary
society. . )
Mr. nnd Mrs. Clark Walker of Med
ford called upon Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Hayes, Sunday, and made the ac
quaintance of the, Utile new son, War
ren Hamilton Hayes. . ....
The Phoenix basketball team will
play Butte Falls at Butte Falls Fri
day evening. January 30.. ..
Phoenix will play at . Applcgate
February 6.
Both boys' and glrlB teams from
Talent will ploy Butte Falls at' Phoenix
February 6, and Rogue River at Phoe
nix. February 7. , ., , 1 ' , 1 " ' ' .
Mrs. John Roberts, who has been
nursing Mrs. Robert Hayes, Is at home
again. ' " ' " "
The Women's Bible, clasaare to meet
nt the home of their' teacher. Mrs.
Walter Fraser Brown, for ati all . day'
meeting and covered dish' luncheon,
Thursday, January .29. ' ' ,
Mrs. W. R. Nyswaher ha ' returned
to her home in Tilent' after. 'having
spent a week at the! home Of her sla
ter. Mrs. Douglas Sifcadmtin.
Rev. J. C. Templetbn' of . EugcYie,
Pacific coast representative of. , the
ministerial pension system,.wua a vis
itor in Phoenix Sunday. - -.' 'v :' ' ; '
Rev. R. W. NelBon will preach the
next sermon in the series on, -the
creed, next Sunday, his text being. 'I
lielieve in Jesus Christ." -Th Inter
est taken In Mr. Nelson's -sermons" is
shown by the constantly -Irrni'ensing
number of persons .who attend the
morning sendee. .
The evening service at the Presby
terian church at Phoenix will-he one
that everyone -will enjoy." The choir
has been working for several, weeks
upon a program of the old.-favorite
hymns, which will be given In solos,
duets, qunrtetes and congregational
ringing. Rev. Nelson will speak upon
the significance of the hyrtins ' that
are sung. The song service will be at
7:30, following the C. E. service at
630 ' '
t' Gaston Demurge and family have
noved to California. '
Mr. Andrew Hearn has Installed a
radio at his some. .
Supt. John W. Kerns accompanied
Prof. Carleton of Pi df O. -l'Friday
on his drive about thd valley visiting
high schools. : ' '" '."''
Marshall Denser Is working at Cop
co, California. '
Cross Word Puzzle
Fan Loses Identity
And Forgets Name
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 30. Receiv
ing hospital surgeons . today, were
Uing to help a cross word puzzle
Jan to solve the puzzle of his iden
titv The patient, apparently a vic-
m of amnesia, was found """
a downtown curb last night laboring
..,...iv nver a cross word puzzle
and referring frequently to
.. ,i n thAflnurus held
lap. -Whet polio in-.efruN.ed his
studious vigil hoping to . heijj him
home he was unable to rememuer his
name or address. - '
6 Killed by Oas" '
SCRANTON, P.. Ja- 29 I'lum'
atlng gas from a main thought to
have been broken by a surface acci
dent this morning took a toll of six
lives, members of the family of Louis
pesino, Went Bcranton,
SAMS VALLEY", Jan. 30. Our rend
ers of the Portland papers are mak
ing complaint over the delay of their
mails owing to our mall carrier chang
ing his schedule for nn hour earlier.
This chnnge was made owing to the
roads being in such a frightful condi
tion that It necessitates one spending
considerable time using rocks, rails
and any other available materlnl to
aid in getting through some of the
deep ruts and holes found In the mail
I carrier's route.
Mrs. G. H. Johnson left Thursday
for Charles City, Iowa, to remain for
some time. Mrs. Johnson has planned
for some time to make a trip to her
old home and the recent feebleness of
her aged father. Mr. Katcher. has
given cause for her hastening her jour
ney.
The high school pupils lire busy this
week with their semester examina
tions. Many of the pupils have been
exempted In the majority of their subjects.
The high school basket ball games
played Friday night at Gold Hill be
tween the Eagle Point boys and girls
nnd our own teams, resulted in a de
cided victory for Sams Valley. The
boys' game stood 24 to 6, and the
girls' 4 5 to 6. Our tenms will play
Phoenix teams at Talent Friday night.
Inquiries were being made this week
from the Grants Pass meat market for
fut mutton, but none wns available.
Sheep are decidedly short in this
section and the recent high prices of
mutton nnd bredlng sheep mnke ninny
of our sheep men regret that they
sold their flocks.
Tom Dixon of noseburg visited with
O. T. Wilson Monday nnd wns making
inquiries for good hounds. . The coy
otes are- quite numerous around
Rosehurg and are causlijfe sheepmen
considerable- trouble. .
Mr. Dixon reports he had just re
ceived 50c per 'pound for' this year's
wool crop. This is interesting news
for our Wool Association members ns
they have always succeeded in getting
several cents more through the olfl
cers of their organiaztlon than, any
other ngonts or firms have given.
Care of Poor Not at Poor farm
American Fled Cross, indigent
expense tOclober) ...223.03
American Red Cross, Indigent
expense (November)
Bishop's Clothing & Woolen
Mills Stole, supplies fur
Tuberculosis llosltal
Basket Grocery, Indigent ex
pense E. C. Fobcr & Co.. indigent
supplies ;
Gold Hill Supply Co.. indigent
supplies -..
Louie's Grocery, Indigent sup-
pries .....
Sacred Heart Hospital, cure
of Indigents
Weaver's Store, Indigent sup
plies' - -.
Mary A. Abbott, regular Indi
gent .u -. :
Nellie Bourdman, regular Indi
gent
Kate Copple. regular indigent..
Millie Dosier, regular Indigent
Dave Daniels regular Indigent
Mary Drew, regular indigent....
A. Mi Ford, regular indigent....
Mis. Hudst-'i, regular Indigent
Mrs. H. II. Hatch, regular In-
ligent.
Marie Adeline Hall, regular
indigem ,.
Mr. and .Mrs. Thus. J. Kelsoe,
regular indigents
Lena Lee. regular Indigent
A. C. Manning, regular Indi
gent
Curne E. Miller, regular Indi
gent -
Elizabeth Marvin, regular Indi
John Mmiet, regular indigent..
Mury. Pi ice, regular indigent ...
Homer Handle, regular iiuu-
gent ..: --'
Anna. Robcy. regular Indigent..
Jean Ross (Smith, regular In
digent - -
Lottie Stephenson, regular In
digont
Alex Wilson, regular indigent
Z. Wolgumott, regular indigent
Annie Wutklns, regular Indi
gent . .'.
Ethel Frances Olson, regular
indigent
Phoenix Mercantile Co.. indi
gent expense ;
Krunces B. Donaldson, regular
indigent
REESE CREEK RIPLETS
222.28
52.50
4 70
8.00
30. 0U
' 11.97
114.2C
8. 00
10 00
2fi.00
8 00
10.00
10.00
8.00
' 6.00
8.00
20.00
10.00
8.00
8.00
8.00
10.00
15.00
10.00
9.00
, 8 00
15.00
8.00
8.0
8.00
15.00
8.00
20.00
10 00
10.00
Total 1129.18
Clerk's Offlr-
Medford Book Store, supplies,
clerk's office f 69.58
Home Tel,- tfr Tel. Cu service,
clerk s office . 8.00
llass & Prudhonime Co., sup
plies, clerk's office 5.83
rwin Hudson Co., county ;
court scuit 7.70
Kllhum Stationery ti Printing
Co., mortgage Indexes 7S.81
extern L'nloti Tel. Co., service
clerk's office 00
Total
...$J74.74
Election ExR'iiso
ifw-kson Coniilv News, nrlnling
election notices $ 15.00
Roads and Highways
California Oregon Power Co.,
service, shop $ 5.5
Surveyor's Office
rv 1. - Rnvden. surveyor's ex
pense $ 16.30
Medford Nutiunul Bank, tent,
iiuiveyors uflce 10 00
- Mr. Cummings Is haulintf lumber
to build a house on his farm, joining
the Mlnltcr ranch. Mr. Cummings
has iust recently come among us
There Is quite a lot of sickness of
one sort or another in the neighbor
hood.' Among them Is Mrs. Charnov
who has been suffering with cold and
stomach trouble. Mfs. Charno has
been taking treatments for Jier
trouble. Mrs. Straircr has-a bad
cold. Mrs. Johri Shdrrin has Been
down in bed for a few days with her
back. '
Alvln Conover's little boy met wltn
an accident last Friday at school. He
and a little girl run against each
other, bumping their heads so se
verely that the boy seemed to be hurt
quite badly at first, but. Is getting
along alrhnt at present, although he
had not been tq school this week'. He
had a badly swollen eye from the
effects.
Ethel Ewen visited with Mrs, Ham
mond one day last week.
Mrs. Pettegrew visited with Mrs.
Kein last Friday.
Mrs. Rein and daughters visited
with Mrs. Watkins' Saturday.'
Robert. Ralph and Grace. Merrltt
toolj dinner at W. E. Hammers Sun
day: Myrtle visited ati Mr. Hum
nhreys Wednesday of this. week.
Frank Courtney and wife were at
W. E. Hammers Wednesday.
. Memory verse for' Sunday, February
1st. "He that abideth In me and 1 in
him. the same brlngeth forth much
fruit." '
At 7 O'clock
The day looks dark.
die
In his
At 8 O'clock
It U tunny.
A dark, dull day can be changed in
jne hour to a day of joy and fitness.
Millions of days are being changed m
this delightful way.
On rising drink a glass of water, hot
or cold. That washes the stomach and
fits it for. food. '
Add a little Jad Salts to the glass.
Then you have a sparkling drink. Jad
Salts are made from the acids of lemon
and grape, plus lithia, etc.
Right after breakfast comes complete
relief. The poisons are eliminated, all
that unfits and depresses. You ave a
day of dullness and discomfort.
Try this. Then you will know quick
pleasant way to lUrt every day at your
fcwt.
'Tow I $ 2i;.:io
Sealer of Mi-lulus and Mcuniii-ch
D. T. Luwum. sulury, sealer of
weights und meusures 15.01
Wuler MuMvr
Aimlegate Vullcy Tel. Co.. tel.
service, water muKter: 1.06
Lillian Carlson, stenographer.
water master's office..... 40.00
Prod N. Cummings. expense.
water master 42.06
Fred N. CuniminKS. services.
water master 150.00
M. T. Edwards, letterheads,
wa:er master ...'. 8-25
V. McCrav. services, deputy
water master 4-oo
Meuford National- Bank. rent.
. water master s oftlce.. iu.uu
Kenneth N. Phillius, hydro-
iirunher's expenee 16.0 J
Total ........$ 2 7 2 .02
Slaughtered Cuttle Claims
.1. M. Keene. claim for slaugh
tered cattle $ 6-86
Oeiicral Fund
fomilv Court and Commissioners
J. F. r liegel. county court fees $ 6.00
v. w. Green, druvuue. Judge's
oftlce .- -- 2-42
.1 l.l. smith, exnense. commis
sioners convention zu.uu
Total '.
Circuit Court
Reaines .v. Keames, im in
Juckson County vs. I un
gate -
E. K. Ash, witness tees, board
jf equalization case .... ..
Homer Barron, witness fees,
board of equalization case.-'..
Geo. Brown, witness fees, .
hoard of equalization case,...
W. E. Brysun, witness fees,
bourd of equullzatlonuse....
E. J. Brown, wlinebs lees,
bourd of equalization case. ..
Hun y Conger, witness iets,
buurd of equalization case ...
E'd-Ilmlc.k, witness lee.i, bourd
of equalization case ....
G. . W. Dunn, witness lees,
bourd of equullzation case....
Curtlb Darby, wltr.ess fees,
bourd of equalization case....
L. M. Fisher, witness recs,
hoard of equalization case. ..
Peter Kick, witness lees, board
of equalization case
Jiuiiei Ferns, witness fees,
bourd of equalization cuso. ..
Win. Goie, wltness'fees, buui d
of equalization case
C. Wi Glasgow, witness fees
board of equalization case....
Win. Gregory, witness fees, .
board of equalization cuse...-.
Mike Ha nley, witness, tees,
bourd of equalization case....
J. O. Love, witness. fees, board
of equalization case
Jessie Atasten, reporting cir
cuit court
E. Ei Morrison, witness fees,
board of equalization case.... ,
Jesse Nell, witness fees, board
of equalization case... ........
Geo. Mcbols, Jr.,- witness fees, .
bourd of equalization case.... '
James Owens, witness fees,
board of equalization cuse. ..
Fred Oi'fenbucher, witness foes ;
board of equalization case....
C. O. Sullivan, witness- fees,
bourd of equalization case....'
W. A. Stratton, witness fees,
bourd of equalization case....
11. Van Hovenberg, witness
fees, board , of equalization
case
Dave Wood, witness fees,
board of equalization case....
Alfred Weeks, witness fees,
hoard of equullzation case....
Clay Walker, circuit court wit-
if( ofliie 61. OS
Toi.il $no.i
Treasurer's uri'U-e.
Medford Book Store, supplies,
treasurer's office 1.26
School SiiHrliileiideut's Office
Medlord Book Store, supplies,
superintendent s oflli-e 4.1b
Ashland Tidings, certificates,
superintendent 44.00
Total 48.16
Assessor's Ofl'liw
Medfotd Book Store, supplies.
assessor's office 6.56
Prohibition Knioriviueni
S. B. Sandefer, prohibition en
forcement - st9.ao
Hlitson Motors, prohibition
expense - u.JS
S. B. Sanderfei, piuliibiilon
expense 2Kb. 30
V. K. Cliannell. prohibition
expem-e 1 0
T. W. Kinley. iirolllbllion ex
pense 12 4.00
Vernon Flnlev. prohibition ex
pense Jli.00
Hex Cafe, meals, prohibition
enforcement oy.liO
S. B. Sniulefer, prohibition ex
pense J1.J.I
C. Dusenberry, lumber,
roads -
ackHuiivllle Freight Line, ex
press, general road expense
Messenger Lumber Co., lumber
for bridges
Big 1'iues Lumber Co., luinljer
for-table Hoik culvert
Fred J. Kick, Table llock cul
vert expense
Ity of Jacksonville, paving on
iari of Jackson county
Nleiit'ord Lumber Co., lumber
for bridges
Tolal S3SS4.IU
Collllly .ursc
Home Tel. A)'1V1. Co., county
nurse, oftlce service G.&o
Sealer of Weight Al Measures
D. T. Lavvton, salary and ex
pense, district sealer .. 14. 6i
Count) Attorney
N. W. Borden, salary und ex
pense, dLslrlct attorney J337. J2
Medford Book Store, office
supplies, district attorney.... 67.80
Total $1402.111
Court House FxiK'tise
V. KJ Finney, labor on court
house
Victor Johnson, labor on court
house ....'. jd.m
w. T. Beri-v 4 Co., painting
court nouse 60.00
A. Lunduren. work on court
house .oo
l- II. Havener, lubor on court
house loo
Victor Johnson, labor, court
bouse J-.uo
Ciilifm-nin Oregon Power Co..
service, court house 7J.oi
Jacksonville Freight Line, ex
press, court house l.oo
w. 1. Mclntvre. sawing wood
fur court house 411.00
llnnkwiild chemical Co.. court
house supplies . 62.01
Rov M., Martin, lubor, court
house .00
Peonies Electric Store, court
house expense nee
A. L. Vroinan. court house ex
nense L60
Total
Jail
Jacksonville Cash Store,
expense
The Jacksonville
jail expense
'California Oregon rower
service, jail- :
Jacksonville Freight Line,
press, jui!
..$310.9
jull
l'luiritiacy,
Co.,
..$ 3.00
7.76
7.78
1.60
Total '...'....: 20.03
Cure of Poor at Poor Furm
California Oregon Power Coi.
Poor Farm expense t 19.60
Caro of Poor Not at Poor Kami
Jackson Street Grocery, Indi
gent expense t 8.01
E. C. Faber & Co.. Indigent
gent expense 8.00
Sacred Heart Hospital. Indi
gent expense - 161.50
Sacred Heart Hospital. Indi
gent expense 113.66
Total .'....$381.06
. Juvenile Court. Kxxixm.se
Anna Carls, juvenile court
witness 6.60
Wm. Curter. Juvenile court
witness 7.60
Geo. M. Smith. Juvenile court
witness 7-60
nesn
.clr-
32.42
000.00
11 60
'6.00
5.00
3.60
5.80
3.00
10.00
11.60
- 2.80
6.00
4.00
2.80
5.20
3.80
3.20
3.20
3.00
40.00
2.80
11.60
2.00
4.00
'. 6. SO
3.00
3.60
6.60
2.00
2.00
6S00
164.50
39.00
3.00
10.00
10.00
F. Koy Davis, transcrlpl,
cult court
Mury A. Duggun. circuit court
- bailiff -
E; A. Fleming, circuit court
fees of witness
J. F. Fliegel, circuit court attorney-
tee
Harry Skyrmun.- circuit
court attorney fee
Total "....'........ ;.:..;.1394.60
Justice Court
Glass & Prudhonime, supplies,
Justice court .. 11.81
Sheriff's Office
Morifnrd Ttnnk Store. SUnlllieS.
sheriff's office i I
Western Union Tel. Co ser
vice, sheriff's office
Postal Telegraph Cable Co.,
service, sheriff's office
Swem'a Studio, expense, lw
20.70
47.02
7.18
Total $ 20.80
Advertising und County Printing
Ashland Tidings, booklets; of
Jackson county printing, uu
vertlslnn: of county re
sources ..$1845.00
Klertlon Expense
Josenhlne F. Clurk. wood and
light, -election expense i &.uo
California Oregon Power Co..
service, election board l.oo
Mae M. Decker, wood, light
Precinct No. 7 i 2-60
Carl Flchtner. rent, voting
place, Precinct No. 28 J 0.00
W. W. Green, delivering hullot
. boxes :.. iti.ou
Inda Humphrey, wood, lights.
Precinct No. 33 6.00
Martha B. Luke, lights, wood
Precinct No. 41 3.00
Samuel Muthes. lights, wood.
' Precinct No. 46 t 6.00
MiMlotf & Woolf, druyage and
election expense , 9.00
Maud Robinson, additional
time, election board
G. W. Stevens, wood, lights,
;i Precinct No. 47
Bessio M. Batemun, service on
i election hoard
X'eople's Electric. Store, lights,
etc.,. Medford Newtown No.
34 :
L. E. Stanford, rent und lights
Precinct No. 36
Hurry Luy, rent and expense.
Precinct No. 37
Davis Transfer & Storage, elec
tion expense. '.
Alvln F. Dunford. delivering
ballot bfxes- ; 5.00
Georgia W. Hess, service on
election board .60
N. L. Narregan. services, elec
tion board .... 6
Julia E. Skecters. services,
election boui-d .60
Edith Prescott. services, elec
tion hoard .60
Big Pines Lumber Company....
2.0
.50
6.40
7.50
10.00
17.00
Tqtlll $109.1
. . nouns unci mgmvuys .
Victor Johnson, labor on ma
chine siieds '. ;............$ 11.1
Jim Ballb. labor. Kama Creek
bridge .. .....,....'. 39.00
Charley Blltch. labor, Sams
Creek bridge x.,;....... 43.00
Glen. Coager. lubor. Hams
Creek bridge ....... 21.00
Elmer N. Chllders. lubor. on .
machine sheds 23.00
Fred J. Kick, supplies, mu-
chlne sheds 8.4
Wesley Hurtman. labor. Hums
Creek bridge 01.9
Lvle llartmun. lubor, Sams
Creek bridge 48.38
Medford Planing Mill, ma
chine shed expense 4.60
Showers Sheet Metal Shop,
machine shed expense 38.8
Messenger Lumber Co., lum
ber, Sums Creek bridge 208.64
Fred J. Flck. Bundles. Bams
Creek bridge 3.76
Gold Hill Hdw. & Imp. Co.,
supplies, Sams Creek bridge 286.60
Victor Johnson, muchlne shed
expense 15.00
Gold Hill Hdw. Imp. Co..
supplies, Sams Creek bridge 418,0
Eads Transfer Storage Co.,
labor assignment Sums
Creek bridge.. 126.40
8. L. Johnston, lumber. Bums
Valley rond 216.00
California Oregon Power Co., .
Device, .machine slier.,,..,
24.20
.75
27 11
.70
826.00
stipplli-s. Millie
peel roud
Standard Oil Co
Falls-I'roa-
supplics.
Hullo Fulls-Pruspect ru.id..
Totnl :
647.62
Total ..$J96.02
Hank of Jacksonville ltsscs
'olimy sheriff, re C. r.. Ter-
illl, county court outer fzwu.iw
'ounty Treasurer, re county
clerk, county court order.... k.m.iio
Koud
Roud
Total J2t.14.62
County I-'alr K pen.se
rile Rilling Agt'iic). premium
on Insurance policy lair
buildings $199 60
I'lro Patrol
liegon Stale Board of Fores
try, lire patrol, 1922 5421.83
Hog LltvllM Ktlllll
Oregon Stale Hoard of 1-nres-
ll-y, lire patrol, l u J J
llog License l-uiul
ounty Treasurer, re-ltank of
Jacksonville loss. Couiuy
Court Order $
l.llinil-y Fluid
Eleanor Ames, salary $
Mildred Bridges, salary
II. II. Bowker Co., 100 Book
shelf caps ,
Carol Cox Book Co., books......
The J. K. Gill Co., books
enkins Sign Co., signs
fhe Klocker Printery. 1000
annlicatlon curds
Mann's Department Store, cal
ico
.Medford Book Store, books
W.'L. Miller, supplies
.Mrs1. P.. A. Plait, magazines,
Sams A ulle
E. Fay Woolseey, salary
1-1. Fay Woolsey, expenses .
Total)'.;
Itoad I-iiml
ltoud District Sit. I
Jack True, payroll, Roud Dlst.
No. 1 $1389.11
O. D. Baker, hauling gravel,
Dlst. No. 1 467.60
Ashland Iron Works, sup
plies. Rood Dist. No. 1 18.65
Stundurd Oil Co., supplies.
Roud Dlst. No. 1 66.98
Whittle Transfer i4 Sloiago
Co., coal, Road Dlst. No. I 4.00
Shell Oil Co., supplies, Road
Dist. No. 1 121.99
Standard Oil Co., supplies.
Roud Dist. No. 1 633.96
Road llLsIrli-l No. N
11. L. Gregory, isiyroll, Road
Dlst. No. 8 $
Itoad District No. H
R. II. Vincent, payroll. Road
Dist. No. 9 : $ 596.21
' Komi liLslrlcl No. Itl
Harold Fawcett. labor, Road
Dlst. No. 10 $ 47'.C0
M. L. Baldwin, labor. Road
Dlst. No. HI 64.00
A. L. Goodman, payroll, Roud
Dial. No. 10 74!.6
Fred J. Flck. supplies
Dlst. No. 10
Elmer Rowdin, labor,
Dlst. No. 1U '
J. II. Robertson, labor, Ruad
Dlst. No. iu
Maigrelter Bros., huullng
sand, lluud Dist. No. Ill
O. W. Dunford, labur, Road
Dlst. No. 10 4
Jot- ttugnon, lumber, Ruad
Disl. No. 10 1
Maigrelter Bros., lumber,
ltoud Dist. No. 10 16
standard Oil Co., supplies,
lluud Disl. No. 10 2
Total $122
ltoud District c. II
C. K. Curler, supplies. Road
tractor, gen-
general
general
general
30.69
Dlst. No.
Cltas. Mag.
Dist. No.
$
llllbbanl Bros
i-ral roads ...
Medford Auto Co.,
road expense
Associated Oil Co.,
road expense
Associated tlil Co.,
road expense
The Auto Supply Co., general
road expense -.
Fred .1. Kick, general road ex
pense C. E. Gates Auto Co., general
road expense
liowuid Cooper, Corp.. sup
plies, gi'iii-ral ruails
Meilloril iron Works, supplies
general roads
Paul's Electric Store, supplies
general romls
John llohcrisun Jr, general
road expense
Standard oil Co., general
road expense
Southern Pacific Co., freight,
general ruuits
L'nion Oil Co.. general road
expenflH. -
Willamette Equipment Cu.,
siippllis, general roads
Ashland Iron Works, supplies
general roads
Shell oil Co., supplies, gen
eral roads
Standard oil Co., supplies,
. general roads
St.ituiuri! (ll Co., supplies,
iieneral roads
t'r.inu Oil Co., supplies, gen
eral mads
250.00
88.00
1064. t, 5
498.30
8.0b
1.30
2.90
100.8T
10.50
13.116
272.03
238.27
p iyr
dl. Itoad
Tjlal ....if $1 767.44
ltoud Dlsirit'i n. It
$421.83 ! W. L. Van lloiilen, payroll.
load Disl. Mi. I- --iyj.ii
N. I lockei smith, gravel.
Road Dlst. No. 12 7 60
4.00
19.60
"5.00
7.60
12.66
Hi. 7 4
64.75
6.60
4.00
129.62
13.90
28.60
7 5.00
25.00
ltoud
Sums
$ ion.:
Sams
34.00
54.50
50.00
6.00
$476.76
Total ! $2
ltoud District No. 2
Win. Bruin, payroll, Road
Dlst. No. 2 $
Medford Concrete CoiiKtruc-,
tion Co., supplies, ltoud .
Dlst. No. 2
Associated Oil Co., supplies,
Road Dist. No. 2
Shell Oil Co., supplies, Rond
Dlst. No. 2
35.30
Totnl $ 674.06
Road District No. S
Wm. Perry, jiayroll, Roitd
Dlst. No. 3 $ 937.17
ltoud District No. 4
W." M. Totherow, payroll,
Road Dlst. No. 4 $ 692.37
B. F. Peart, supplies, Road
Dlst. No. 4 6.50
Total $ 698.87
Roud District No. 5
Wm. Bruin, payroll. . Roud
Dist. No. 6 $ 601.50
Medford Concrete Conslt. Co.,
supplies, Road Disl. No. 5.. 17.09
Associated Oil Co., supplies,
Road Dlst. No. 6 i I an. 40
Toial $2199.61
Sums alley
Marvin Aliboit. labor.
alley road
Charley Blilcll, labor,
ulley roan
Jim ilabb, labor, Sams Valley
road
Clll'iord Collins, labor, Sams
alley road
K. M. Corlies, lubor, Sums
Valley road
V. li. Cl.trk, labor, Sams Val
ley roud
I. oren Gregory, lubor, Sams
N'alley road
II. L. Gregory, payroll, Sains
Valley road
11. M. Ilaiper, In hor, Sams
alley road s..,
Lyle I In rt inn ti, labor, Sums
Valley road
Wesley llarlliotii. labor, Sums
Valley roan
R. J. Kerr, labor, Sams Val
ley road
Andy Larson, labor, Sams
Valley road
C. F. .Murdoch, labor. Sains
Valley road
C. A. Miller, labor, Sums Val
ley road '
II. G. Miller, labor, Sums Val
ley road ,
ThoS. Perdue, lubor, Sams
V Valley road
Loren Prick, lubor, Sams
I Valley 'roud
1 Holly Rlnabarger, luhqr,
Sams Valley road
. Thos. Roseberry, labor, Sams
I Vullev road
C. A. 'Rlnabarger, labor, Sams
Valley road
Paul U. It y ti n i n k. labor, Sams
N'alley roud
Everett A. Smith, labor, Sams
Valley ruad
Roland A. Smith, labor, jnums
Valley road
W. L. Van llouten, payroll.
Hums Vulley roud
Bert Vost, labor, Sams Valley
rond
O. 13. Zimmerman, labor,
Hams Vulley road
Associated Oil Co., supplies,
Sams Vulley roud, October
Associated Oil Co., supplies,
Sums Valley road, Novem
bi-r ..-
Associated OH Co., supplies,
Sams Valley road, Septem
Associated Oil Co., supplies.
Sums Valley road, Decem
ber - -.
Tolal
Bounty Itcpoi-v
' .1. M. Hock
I W. II. I' ralcy
11. A. riweei
I Geo. Fields
Cui-lutl Smith
I M. H. Frec!enl.l.rn
W. 11. Walsh
John Wlunlnghum
t Walter Ch.u ley
L. P. Kunko
t Geo. .MrlJnliotigh
I James Young
E. C. Ii.il th-U
. R. II. Sims
I J. .1. linker
B. Short
II I'omtToy
F. Shi.'llenberger
Davidson
.Moore
Itaiiney
Treshuni
No. 6
Roud
..$ 747.99
Tolal
ltoud District
Wm. Perry, payroll.
Dlst. No. 6 $ 149.00
ltoud District No. 7
Alvln Conover. lubor. Butte
Kails-Prospect roud $
Mrs. A. Conover, labor, Butte
Falla-ProHiieot road
Charles . - Cushman, labor,
Buite Falls-Prospect roud..
Churles Drexler, labor, Untie
Falls-Prospect roud
G, . E.- Edmondsoii, labor,
Butte Falls-Prospect roud..
R. E. Edmondson, labor,
Butte Fulls-Prospect road..
W. J. Evans, lubor, Bulto
Falls-Prospect road
A. O. Evans, labor,
Falls-Prospect road
Curl Fotdler, labor,
Falls-Prospect roud
ll. L. Griffin, lubor,
Fails-Prospect road
II. L. Griffin, labor,
Kulls-i'rospect roud
Joseph Geppert. labor, Butte
Fulls-Prospect roud
II. L. lleryfordi payroll, Roud
Dlstt. No. 7
Joe Hoskins, labor,
Kails-Prospect road
John Hoskins, . lubor,
Kalis-Prospect road
Frank Johnson, labor,
Fulls-Prospect road
O. B, Muckan, labor,
Falls-Prospect roud
R. A. Petty, labor, Bulto Falls
Prospect roud .,
W. W. Rankin, labor.
Falls-Prcspect roud
Clair Smallwood, labor,
Falls-Prospect road
II. E. Smallwood, labor, Bulla
Kulls-Prospect roud
I'. Smallwood, labor,
Fulls-Prospcctt road
Chas. Winkle, labor,
Falls-Prospect road
11. ,M. Winkle, labor,
l"ii I Is-Prospect roud
J. W. Yeuger, labor, Butte
Falls-Prospect roatl
Geo: II. Givun, supplies, Roud
Dlst. No. 7 '.
Butte Fulls Meat Market, sup
- piles, Butte Falls-Prospect
road ... ,
Geo. Brown Sc Sons, supplies,
Roud Dlst. No. 7
W. L, Chlldreth, steel, Butte
Fulls-Prospect road
Mrs. B. K. Edmondson. 'sup
plies, 'Butte Falls-Prospect
road
Farm Bureau Co-op. Ex
change, supplies, Butte
Falls-Prospect road ....
Faber & Slmmervllle, supplies
Butte Kails-Prospect road..
C. E. Gates Auto Co., supplies
Butte Falls-Prospect roud..
Juckson County Creamery,
suonlles, Butte Falls-Pros
pect road - 11.85
J. L, Konertson. nay, unite
Falls-Prospect road
F. L. Robinson, huy. Butte
Falls-Prospect rond
Brown's Electric Shop, ex
pense, Road Dlst. No. 7...
Juchsvn County Creuinery,
Butte
liuttu
Butte
Butte
Butte
Butte
Bulto
Butte
Butte
Butte
Butte
Butto
Butte
77.00
90.00
7.00
108,78
103.60
4 3.00
62.00
68.00
62.00
128. 48
83.78
40.00
179.40
7.00
7.00
49.50
62.60
66.00
150.00
67.67
41.00
54.00
27.34
14.00
48.00
20.07
48.69
8.65
3.20
9.33
72.10
3.50
1.30
19.66
26.45
4.60
Total $5758.6
Market Roud
Wm. Perry, payroll, Road
Dlst. No. 3, Murket $182
Wm. Perry, payroll, Reese
Creek, Market, No.-3
Samuel Buteman. gravel,
Market road, Dlst. No. 5....-
S. S. Schell, coal ami usphult,
market roud No. 5
K. M. Corlies. lubor. Minuet
road, Dlst. No. 10
Paul B. Rynning, labor, Mar
ket roild, Dlst. No. 10
Everett A: Smith, labor, Mar
ket Road. Dlst. No. 10
Roland A. Smith, labor, Mar
kei road, Dlst. No. Ill
S. S. Schell, coal and asphalt,
.Market road, Dist. No. 10 ...
Tolal '. : $2605.44
General Ilnatls
W. J. nurbldge, lubor, gon
dii I roiids $ 116.00
G. M. Loomis, labor, general
rouns I 60.00
Elmer Morse, labor, general
rouds 125.00
Thus. Perdue, labor, general
roads 10.00
Loren Prock, labor, general
ronds 80.00
Roily Riniibarger, labor, gen- 1
oral rouds 22.00
Thos. Roseberry, labor, gen- .
etui ronds 100.00
II. L. Sears, lubor, general
loads 100.00
Jack Thrusher, payroll, gen-.
eral roads .'.M, 612.34
Hurdman's Garage, supplies,
labor, general rouds 26.26
Barnum's Garage, supplies,
general roads 75.65
Billings Carriage a Auto
Works, labor, general rouds 10.50
Fred J. Kick, supplies, gen
eral roads ....! : 76.26
Hubbard Bros., supplies, gen
eral roads 95.80
Jones Si Kirk Patrick, supplies
general rouds 371.69
Juckson county, moneys re.
Nash cur, general roads...... 86.20
Llttrell-Jennlngs Parts Co.,
supplies, general roads 29.89
Medford Fur. & Hdw. Co.,
supplies, general roads 10.58
Mlllurd & Klunory, supplies,
general roads 5.00
Meiirord Lumber Co., lumber,
general roads 909.88
Medford Service Station, ex
pense, general roads,., 616.80
Oregon State Highway Com
mission, expense, general
roads 73.72
John Robertson . Jr., . trans
portation expense, general
. roads 206.00
Russell Grader Mfg. Co., sup
plies, general roads.. 24.20
Shell Co., supplies, general
roads ; 98.40
Willamette Equipment Co.,
machine expense, general
roods , 32.60
The Auto supplr Co., Blip-,
piles, general roads 4.10
Hutchison & Lumsden,. sup
plies, general roads 81.82
Andy Larson, labor, - general
rouds , 75.00
J.
I w
u
c. c.
A. 1),
T. G.
o. It
123.50 t. yv HuicliiKoll
: D. K. Do Ford
1691.00 f ,.,.,. v. Ilerriott ..
,o r,i Hobei-euhl
78-r' I A. E. Moore
N. II. Messenger
Mary C. Fry
W. Herlhlesen
Ike Col I man
J. R. Kouns
Bernard Oswald
E, P. Kuiz
Giorge Fields
E. M. Case
A. Poston
Ralph Bender
U. It. Zitnmerlee
Louis Alarttn
J. W. Redd
Chas. liarcus
Guy .Wnddell
Gerald Buck
R. II. Burton
George Currier
Aly Kendall
Anton Ring
W. . I'nnieroy
F. D. Hill
ll. !;.' Webb
II. 11. Webb ....;
Ivan Fanner
Andrew Krakes
Geoi-ee Fisher
1 Chas. W. llalley
76.00 .Grants Powell
A. It. lieagle
N E. Taylor
Waller Miller ,
H. D. Kubll
W. A. Cox
'F. H.. Johnson
William Earl Dalley
Mark Wtiiiiingham .
Albert Nelson
Acher C. Smli'n
K. M. Frenuh
Vernon G itches
Merrill Mitchell
A. U. Afflor
L. J. Illgham
Owen Conover
722.59 R. W. Pose
o. 1''. Rigel
H. A. Tresham
J. J. Baker :
D. B. Walch
Rudalph Blebersledt
ilonif-r llartmun
284.26 , Winfted Carroll
Louis Hlruud
John Wlnmngbum ..
Clyde Smith
54.56 Anion Ring
llurold Reed
A'. 11. -Beagle
Riley Kennedy
William Rlichson ....
Wlillum Goggln
John 11 lleckner ....
Frank Kendall
W. Heckulliorn
H. II. Fox .,
10. E. Lehrman
V. R. Hooper
47.25
64.60
42.00
100.00
61.26
73.50
100.00
32.60
36.62
123.76
80.00
36.62
75.00 .
60.00 '
1003.68 J
86.00
3.00 '
340.00
314.40
123.00 I
03
69.00
CO. 00
73.83
60.00
76.00
26.87
..$S484.35
.$ ff.00
6.00
5.00
5.011
6.00
3.011
6 00
8tt-l
4.00
10.011
4.00
10.00
10.00
1 2.00
60.00
5.00
24.00
13.011
6.00
15.00
5.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
4.00
10.00
4.00
6.00
6.00
21.00
5.00
6.00
..: 6.00
14."0
14.00
24 00
10.00
10.00
76.00
... - 4.00
20. UU
1 7.00
... ., 22.011,
' 4.00
4.00
25.00
19.00
23.00
25.00
6,u0
00.
1 i.Od'
4.0M
23 00
5.00
5.00
..
9.0U
6-uo
.... . 9.00
29.00
5.00
.... 6.00
13.00'
S.00
10.00
.... . 17.00
.... ' 5.00
6.001
61.00
12.00
10.00
17.00
4.00
5.00
13.00
16.00
.... " 5.0H
4.00
4.00
.... ' 6.00
6.00
.... 5.00
19.00
4.00
... is. oo
.... ' 20.00
4.00
4.00
29.00
9.00
.... . 8.00
6.00
5.00
14.01)
Total bounty
DELII.
$1090.00
A STEVENS, ,.
County ClerkY- '
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