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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (July 19, 1906)
HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1006 " : : : ' I F. E. STRANG ' J. W.' WILSON H. MUGGINS CO. Good Goods These two weeks are going to be chocked full of Special Sales at this Store. Special Sales that will be Money-Savers to you. These savings to you will be the biggist interest that ever any dollar brought any body Two more weeks of Slaughtering away goods will end our Stock Reduction Sale 50 Per Cent Off on all Shoes Two more weeks of Slaughter The two Superior iSw' Ehoes for Men&V&meiij 1a Ai.i I I? i Combine FiQualikSlyla- - andCbmrort a i.e., n Astern Lowest Prices on Everything Low Prices If you can anticipate your wants for a month or two months to come, you can certainly make money by visiting our store now. All Summer Goods are going, going becuase they have to. Going because we are making prices on them that knowing people cannot resist. 1 THE ODEL NURSERIES DEALERS IX ... Apple Trees ... All standard varieties grown from selected scions of the best bearing orchards in Hood River valley. Guaranteed true to name and free from disease. H. 3 jj fpi fjaaa -DEALER IN Staple and Fancy Groceries AND HARDWARE. SOLE AGENTS FOR Majestic & Mesaba Ranges and Stiletto Cutlery. HOOD RIVER HEIGHTS, - - OREGON. COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS t 30 00 UK 00 11)3 00 12 00 9 00 9 00 9 00 I) 00 9 00 9 00 (10 00 60 00 170 00 2 00 Ollloial publication of the OoniinU gloiieru' court proceed iug od the 9th of June. 1900. The Da'lei bouiiital, care of pa upon. L. L. Davis, road work, Chronicle Pub. Co.. printing, Paoilto Htatea 1'el Co, phone rent unci niemtaKOH, W. II. J tut til, judge election, Frank Vogt, judge of electlou, Arthur Soufert, judge of eleoo, O. T. Shepard, clerk election, L. 8. Fritz, clerk election, J. li. CroHneu, oloik election, II. liolton, BHHist'g regiHteriug votera, K) dRyi at 1 per day, J. J. M. M'Connell. r'd work. J. C. HtMtetler, rel'f fund San FranoiHCO, A. Frazinr. reaiitterluil votera. CouimlNHioner' court convened In regular fiealHon on the 0th day of July, 1900. '1'h one preiieut were: A. K. Lake, county judge; II. J. llibbard, ooinmUiioiuor; C. 11. Btougbton, com uiaHlouer; Bluieou liolton, county clerk. The following bill neie ex amined and the clerk ordeied to draw warrauti on the treasurer to pay aanie : liana Lane, aueoial road tax K. D. No 0. I 00 00 Robt. DunBinore, road work K. D. No 10, Maude Morrison, oaro pauper, A.M. Olllis, road work, It. I). No. :w, O. II. Kuasell, toH work K. D. No. 27, W K. UuHkoy, road work, It. D. No. 9, W. E. Hnskoy, aervlcea aup'r K. D. No. 9, J. 1). DouglasH, road work K. D. No. Zi. II. T. Cor urn registering votera K. N. Chandler reglat'g votera F. U. HroBlua med. attendunoe pauper J. A. Douthlt asslst'g ollioial count of vote J. M. Fllloou, aaiue, J. K. ltaruett, aervioeo dep. asseesor, O. L. Harpbuir, dop Bheriir Oak Drove, Ben l'lolmrditou, lunilier, K. I). No .31, F. M. Warner, dep sheriff, Ulasa and A Prudhonime, elec tion aupplle, Geo. T. Prather, dep aboriir, K. S. dinger, dop aherilf, Allen FUgg, dep. ili.rltt, O. Wllaou, aup'r B. I). No. 33, O Fredeuburg registor'g votera The Craudall Uneitakiug Co. burial pauper, J. 1). Doglaaa, tup'r li. D. 211, T. A. lludnoii, use vot'g pluoo, Mra. K. M. Hunt, care pauper, Prather & lluok, reg'g votera, Nelson Second Store, stove for family burned out, W. K . lluskey, deputy aheriif election Home for Age, care puupeia, W. X. Uardluer, lioyi and liirla Aid society, J. A. Doutblt, justice of peace fees, Jaa. II. Harper, ooustable fees J. A. Douthlt, justice of peace fees, J. II. Harper, constable fees, A. O. HtevouB, drayage, M. P. lseuburg, del) assessor, John A. Wilson, mileage eloo'n Ket. 8. 11. K.t J. 1). doit, dep HssosLuir, J. li .(loit .surveying, J. II. Otll, supplies paupers, Snow Jt Upson, supplies roads C. O. Wetmore, services sup'r R. D. No. Vi K. K. llakor, witness fee, Klwood, wlineso fee, tlniy, witness fee, Cook, witness fee, Worthingtju, jurors foe, Wolfe, juror fee. Robert Rand, jurors fee, passed. Dr. J. L. Klwood, witness fee Collins children, A. A. liouney, peine, J. Teuscuer, board Collins chil dren one meal. E. Reach, services sup'r R. 1), No. 211, L. L. Davis, services sup'r R, D. No. 17, Husbands A Root, supplies R, D. No. 9, J. T. Nell, exp'se and stumps, J. M. Filloon, J. P. lees, J. 11. Harper, constable fees, Mrs. Johu lilaser, wit J. P. C, Walter lilazier, do Julius Coheen, do Edith Tyler do Eunice Tyler, do Mrs. Knudston do J. M. FiUoon fees J. P. C, Jaa. Harper, constable fees, liana Lage, ser'a sup'r R. D. C, F. C. Sexton, 1 day service sberltl,7 50 Emma Eoltitrum pauper 8 00 C, V, Fox wltueM J, P. court, I 00 J. L. w. a. A. L. F. II. W. II. 25 (X) 40 00 100 00 70 00 212 7! 00 yO 100 00 4 70 12 70 12 00 3 00 3 00 94 00 3 00 8 00 3 00 4 00 0 00 9 00 0 05 00 9 70 20 1X1 07 00 5 00 20 00 41 80 10 20 G 00 40 00 GO 00 0 40 23 70 3 10 17 20 00 213 00 G 00 15 00 11 00 10 30 10 10 82 00 10 SO 10 00 l! 40 G 40 9 00 i 40 9 (H 9 00 1 00 00 00 110 00 33 22 G 20 8 liO 0 00 1 00 1 00 I 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 7 20 3 00 90 00 II. J. llibbard servioe oom'r 28 90 The Dulles hospital cure pauper ' 7 00 Oregon Lumber Co., lumber, 204 27 S. liolton, incid's aud stumps, 30 90 A. IN. JSulin, printing, 13 70 Dalles City Water Works, water court house, 4 00 R. J. Gorman, rest'g voters, 2 80 Crandull Cud. Co., bruial pau pers, 40 00 A. K Lake, supplies nuuuurs. 7 70 Transfer & Livery Co., hauling booths election, ou J. S. Landers, grading pupors, 13 00 Dufur Lumber Co., lumber, 49 38 0. II. Ktoguhton, sor'e oom'r 23 00 J. M. McCouuell, service sup'r K. I). 21, 100 00 J. A. Douthlt, J. P. fees, 31 30 Joseph Harper, countable foes 10 80 Wm. Byth, witness J. V. court, 3 90 Chus. Hogan, do 3 !K) John Crate, do 1 00 F, A. Obrist, do 1 00 R. S. Fox, do 1 00 Seth Morten, do 1 00 Ernest Pa'ton, do 1 00 1. C. Nickelseu, supplies ofliees, 8 20 llobn Kros. Co., rebate tux, 0 00 Dufur Lumber Co,, lumber R. I). 19, 200 j4 llinnmun & Kuowles, supplies roads, 24 31 0. L. Smith, team for county, 8 00 .1. F. Iioot, indigent, 10 00 lluiioughs Adding Muchiuo Co 370 00 M. M. Morris, services sup'r R, 1) 29, 60 00 The bill of the Hood River Clacier for publishing proceed ings of county commissioners fur 12.00 wits passed for the term. The bill of J. M. Carroll for swear ing in voter on election days was dis allowed. Dalles Hospital, euro pauper, H7 00 li. II. Hurper, roml sup'r, 120 00 In the muttoi'of the election upon the question of prohibition In ceituiu precincts In VVaoso county, Oicgou. ltuppcariiig from the returns ot tliu election bold in Wasco county, Ore., on the 4th day of June, l!HlG;whicli mild returns are on tile in the ulllce of the oounty clerk of this county; that the u.uetioQ of prohibition was duly anil regularly submitted to the voters ot Wasco oounty, as required by law ; and that at said election in Wainio precinct the total number of votes cast on said question was 73; that of said votes 37 was cast for prohibition and 3G against prohibition, leaving a ma jority of one in fuvor of prohibition. Total vote cast in lloyd precinct was 30; that of said votes 29 whs oust fur prohibition and 7 against prohibition, making n majority in lavor of prohi bition of 22. Columbia precinct, total voles cast on said question was 43; that of said votes 22 was In favoi of prohibition and 21 against, making a total of one vote majority in fuvor of prohibition. Eight Mile precinct to tal vote cast on said quesliou was 31, that of iruid votes lawus oust In favoi of prohibition and 10 against making a total of line vote majority iu favor of prohibition. Mountain precinct, total votes cast on said question in said precinct was 12: that of said votes 8 were cast in favor of piohibltlon aud 4 against, making a total majority of 4 votes in favor of prohibition. Hood River Center preolnct total votes cast on said question in said pi eel net was 179 that of said votes 104 was iu favor of prohibition and 70 against, pink ing a total majority of 29 in favor of prohibition in said preolnot. South Hood River p'ecinot total number of votes cast whs 120; that of said votes 81 whs for prohibition and 3!) agaiust, making a totul majority of 42 iu lavor of prohibition. Now, therefore, it is heieby ordeied and adjudgid i nd decreed by the court Unit it bus been decided by the votors in the above named precincts that no intoxicating liquors ahull be sold in sab! precincts and that from and aftei July 1st, 1900 no intoxicat ing liquors shall be sold or disposed of or given away in any form or man ner. Attest: Simoon liolton, county clerk. A. E. Lake, county judge. II. J. ilitilmrd. commissioner. C. H. btoughton, commissioner. J. M. Ciirrroll tendered his resig nation as justice of the peace of Mo sier preolnct, which was accepted, and (leorge.K. Wood was appouted to till the vacaupy caused by said re-iig-nation. llarrv Olson presenti d his petition asking that a ferry license be issued to him to operate a ferry from the city ol Hood River, Oregon, to Un derwood, in the state of Washington Said petitioner having Hied a good ami sufficient bond, aud the bond be ing approved, snid court oiders a li cense grunted to said Hurry Olson, for a pol l- d of llvo years upon the piiymmit of the sum of ?20, payable Hiinuliy to the county treasurer. Local option eloctiou June 4th, 1900. The folowing named precincts iu the county of Wiibco, having hereto fore been curried for Pro! ibitiou on the 8th day of November, 1900, to wit: Tygh, Fulls, Hiildwiu, West Hood Rivei, Eust Hood Hiver, and Siid or der of prohibition have been entered by the county oourt on the 7th daj of December, 1900, declaring prohibition in the above named precincts. Now thetefore it is hereby ordered that the previous orders hoietofore entered be and they are hereby set aside, for the reason that the returns from the above mimed precincts at the June election, liHKi, shows a majority in chcIi of said precincts against prohibition. As Old Chronic Sores. a drCHing (or old Chronic sores there is nothing so good as Chamber Iain's sulvc. While it is not advisable to heal old sores entirely, they should tic kept in a good condition, fur which this salve is especially vuliilile. For sore nipples 'liainbcrlain's Salve biiB no su perior. For sale by Kicr A Cuss. SNOW & UPSON Blacksmiths and Wagon Hak ers SjHM'ial attention given to milking and repairing Grubbing Tools and Loggers' Tools EXPERT HORSESflOERS We have just received a car load of Water Pipe Direct from the factory. We are selling it at wholesale prices. We can save you money. Also ha ve a full line of fittings and the largest stock of garden hose in the city. NORTON & SMITH HOOD RIVER TRANSFER & LIVERY CO. TICLET OFFICE FOR THE REGULATOR LINE OF STEAMERS. Hauling, Draying, Baggage Transferred, First Class Livery Turnouts Always Ready. Phone 131. IT IS BETTER TO BUY OF PIANO HOUSE THE HOUSE OF HIGH QUALITY THAN TO WISH YOU HAD THE WORLD'S BEST PIANOS SOLD ONLY BY THE HOUSE OF The Chickering, Pianola Pianos The Weber Pianola Agency The Kimball and Thirty-five others Pipe Organs, Vocalions Orchestrions, Electric Pianos, Etc. Eiler'a Piano House has rented half of Booth's store room and has a car load of these high grade instruments to be sold at extremely low prices and terms. Lbhmk Bcti.rk, President J. W. Teal, Vice I resident. Truman Butlkb, Cashier ESTABLISH KD 1900 INCORPORATED 1905 O. T. RAWBON. r. h. BTANToar HOOD RIVER NURSERY. Stock Grown on Full Roots. We desire to let our friends and patrons know that for the fall planting we will hare and can rap ply in any number Cherry, Pear,Aprlcot,Peach& Plum Trees, GRAPES, CURRANTS, BERRY PLANTS, Shade and Ornamental Trees. Also, all the standard varieues of apple trees. Caa supply the trade with plenty of Newtown, Spitzen berg and Jonathan apple trees. RAWSON & STANTON, Hood River. Or. Capital Fully Paid, $50,000 We are too modest to advertise that we are the oldest and largest Bank in Hood River valley, and we would not want to say that ours is the best bank, but we do not hesitate to say that we are right good people. Our business is growing all the time, and we want to keep it growing, so strangers are welcome when prop erly identified The same courteous treatment is ex tended to the customer , with a small account as is accorded to his neighbor with a large balance, for you can never tell how large a small account will grow. BUTLER BANKING CO. n illAW U A IS THE TIME FOR 0 SPRING REMEDIES So why not use one that is guaranteed. ASK. US ABOUT IT. CLARKE THE DRUGGIST . u sale ii -I 1 1 '" - )cn..-r.:joc30 0 OG3C3C DAVIDSON FRUIT CO FRUIT DEALERS and Manufacturers of all kinds of Fruit Boxes Highest Prices Paid for High Grade Fruit. SHIRTS NEW SPRING STYLES RENOWN BRAND ilS 50c, 60c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 Men's ws 50c. Mount Hood Brand A L. CARMICHAEL HOOD IlIVEIt HKIfiHTS I NOW IS THE TIME to trade your old Stove in, on A NEW RANGE The Big; New and Secondhand Store is the place. We buy, sell and exchange anything in Furniture, Stoves, Carpets, Tin and Graniteware, Crockery, and in fact EVERYTHING salable. Come in and be convinced that we can SAVE YOU MONEY. 0. P. DABNEY & CO., Proprietors. Phone 1053 a-