Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915, December 25, 1913, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextOFFICIAL DIKKCTOR NATIONAL rrct(itit , Wnnilrnw Wilson Vina I'riolcloni Thomas H Maraliall Hecrelery nl Hiefe. .... tt II I lam J II r run HwriHur J nf Tri'Mury William ii Hi'Adim Hwrntar nl W r I.liidle. M tmriiMiii Atlornvr Uoneral Jam" II Mrl(.')riiild l'oliiisii'r llmn'ral.. , , Allixrl H iurl'n Heorelarj pi Navy , Juwiihna iMiilela Kwroiery ol I ni.-r lur franklin K Imu Hecrnlary of Airrlmiltiira Ivld F llutiaion Mwrniary of t'miiincroe. ...William U. KwinvM IVm-tary ol lalor William ll. VWIsua Interstate Commute Cuminlmili)nir Kdyar clerk (TATK. ftoyurnor Oswald Weal ftenrelary ofelet Jtn W.OIitnM Treasurer 1'hu. H. K AtUirnet Heneral A. M.Crewlnrii Hunt, fubito Justrualloa. I.. K, Alrtermea I'rlnlar W. H. Imiilwa) Dairy and rood Oom Johnl) Mlrklt n ML HanaLnr. IHno. K. ChMllberlSlU C. alienator J Harry i ana Oonsreeaman IN. J.BIuuuW luraaa a outlay Cblaf Justice P. A. Moor Robert Cakla Associate Jastloes , III. J. Been U. II. Hurnett T.A. MoHrlde BT JUDICIAL DISTBlel, Jarig Attorney... . Hsnry I.. nnwii Jolio Irwla LaaiiLATivi Jotnl hVinator fcapreesnlallva W, I-alr Thnmneor i v if null a rorue We e.lcy o Haillk 0 N.LAND OrKICJC. lu. r. Hurgi-as , Ki'glalei Fred H (Jrmiimlllur Knxlri'i POUKHT orricK Ollbert I. Brown Hiipcrvlem Naiemi J. I'IIIIiiks (Ireilng Aaaiaieni Norman Jaiobaou fun-M Aaalatanl 11. r. Ureuuan foreal Clerk LAKKCOCNTY Jndge . . B. Dal) Ulerk V W. l-eyiit Kberlff VY II Hniilei Treuurer F. O. Alilalroo Aaavasur A.J. Km lei Helmut Nupu ;. K. Ollvel Murvsyor fct. A. Muahan co-.-.o..r. ) 5;g.r.rfl:;d -County 4tork tnanector II. I'.Mallo) TOWN OP LAKKVIKW. R. I. Rlnaharl i i i . ...Meyoi re nrni f W. P. Urnb J. V. Duckworth i ..OoJnutlmao V. T. Uodlli ro. Wallai Keeordai A. Hleher Truaauri-i CHURCH DIRECTORY PIRHT MKTMU01KT t:H PKCH -HUNDA Y tcnool at lu a. m. Preaching every Humlar al II a. m. aud 7:Hu p. ui. Kpwurtn l.eaMie evrrj uudey cveuliif al &. Vrayer Mivllug 1 lull, daysl 7:NU i. m. I'nnlr meeting al :.)p, ui llla' A !! Kry Wdticsilay al 1:' p. lu KverytMxIy cordially luvllttd to all x rvli i . li. II. KKKbK. I'aau.r (3ATIIOI.IC rlll'KCil-KVKUV hi NDAV MAW al:iwainl loa.m.i Uuanry at 7:.1U p.m. Mm on -kdaa al 7:iu a.ui. -rvli m In the Now Caurco. T. T. KEKN, b. J. PIKHT I'KKHHVTKHIAM CIIPKI II OK LaKH VIKW, huh'U lu tba Maannln Mall. Him.U) h UikiI at lu:ou A.M.: Morniii fv rvlieal II rut fcvenliK Hvrir al V.DJ. I'taytr &lrlintf on Madutwlayaal 7:30 P.M. All are i ordially lu I Tltetl. KkV.OtO. A.ChAWKOKU, I'a.U.r. AKEVIKW EI'IHCOI'aI. MISHIOS-Lay Kead ixirvm'e in lue nan m me Miaaiuo in iu ol I..C.I.I;. (Huullim HulldliiK) Onto! every Hunday evoulug al 7;u O'Cluuk cordially llnrlucl. APTiirt 1'Hi'Rrn op nnoHR i.aki u ( ru'k. Ort'iniu. Frvachltif ki A U n V.uilt U I 4 . l i'"t month. Hu'nday Krtaool at UI A M Pra"Mervlval7:lMon Waduoaday vveuln. ul l aVh wead. All ara cordially luTlud f attund ibe aorvlpre. UKV. L. X. UKNDKR80N, LODQE DIRECTORY LAKXVIEW l.OIHJE No. 71, A. P. A A. H. Hold ataUHl neelluai Hauirda on or bolor lull moon, klarcti 22, April 1ft, Way 17. Kpecial niMllusi upon call, ui-iurally baturday avrn Inea. Vlallliif bratnreu wolcouia. Johu L tlark, W. M. 11. M NolM.Ouo'y UidKKK OP HONOR LAKKMIOKK U.lXik No. 77, I), of II., A.O. I'. W., Mwli ir-l and third Tburadayi o( eacb monih im M miiIc Hall: Uary I'oel, 0. ol H. ; J. Bell Annur, L ol II. ; Cora Hnydr ). of (3,; Alameda Brown, Recorder. I. O. O. P. LAKKVIKW KM'AMI'MENT NO. I I. O. O, P., mveta Hid nrnt huI third Thuri 4ay eTKUlnnaol uauli month In Odd Kellnwi Hall, LakevlMW, O. T. Oo'UII, 0. 1'.. at. P, Chouey, Burlbe. A O. 13. W. LAKKVIKW IXI1MIK NO. Ill Moeuj arery aeoond and fourth Tburwiay o: acb month, In Maanntc Hail, Lakevlew. a,. I. Krerett, M.W.i Dau Breuoan, H. t. O. O. P' LAKKVIKW LOOUK, No. 63, I .. O. P., meeta every Haturday evenlui Od Fullowa hall, at 7;1IU o'clock, Irom Ootoi i t 1 to April 1, and at olclork from April I to Heptmber W. Kalph K. Kooiur. N. O.j K. 11. Clark, Houretary KKBKK All LOlKiK LAKKVIKW LOUUK, NC it, 1. O. O. F., inacta the aioud and lourtb Krldayeol each month In Odd Pellowa Hall Kraucea CoriH'lt, N. u.t M. II, Moat, bec'y. PKOFUiSIONAL CAWUS QUAItLKH UMUACn Land and Lu w OIilcu Abstractor ot Title KHlablUhcd Iha l.akuvi". . .. L. F. Conn Attorney at Law and Notary Public jhvl't. On t OPPU'K-llalv llnllillnv. J I). VENA'IOli Attorney at Law, Mat Mr miwmHuK 0PP1CK Daly Hnildin. V, iJtIK 'J ilOMl'KON Attorney at Law Office on 3rd Floor lleryforti IMtig. L-akkvikw, Urkhon IJ, A. SlIEltMAN ATTOUNEY AT LAW State and U. S. Court I'racttce Office . ALTURAS, CALIFORNIA DIt. J. HIVING ltUSSELL l'hyalclun and Snraaoa Office i Snyder & Keyuolds Drutf Store PHONKi Offlc. Main " ltoaldenco TT J. L. LYON DENTIST No, 343 Ileryford Iildg-., Lakevlew, Ore. W. HAY DEN FISK DENTIST Sultm337-339Horytord SI tig. PHQNBl Offloa B32 1 ftaaafanc B54i J. Classified Want Ads a. aii Pjva' A Want Ad In Tho Lake Couriy Examiner Repeated n few times, if necessary, will find a customer forttIiat proj)erty of yours. They are scanned closely by intending buyers, and the cost is nominal 5 cents the line for each insertion. Special long-time rates. rH HAI.R- WAAAJWVWWWVWWWWWWAl (OK HaLJCK) errwi nir Lukvlw of SX. V.i of HK, Hrc 1, Tp 3D, limine Itt, K. Hrlca ir.O. Ad difaa W. Lflmi-r, 4Hil No. Wlnchi-a-ter Ava. Ulilcairu c. 11 mi: LAkaviaw Almtrart Title Co. Ih makinB MiHcial tirWa on Abatrncta to O. V. L. t'o.'a tract) and Town Lota. 8 imt root liiHiia on fur ma, orchard Uiida, city rt'Kiileiit or bnain- irofrty, to huy, hul'd. Improve, rxit'nd or ri-lund niortKHK'a or othrr wcuritlfH; tertiia rfiMinahlc; ait'liil prlvili'KiK; nrrrHpooilciice i V 1 t . lhil. L, (iM C'oiimioii. wealth IHiijc . IicnviT, Colo, or l'J.l, 7 Jli-iiry iUdir., HcMttlc, WhhIi. !.. 11-t-l k.ll(4MM AklM la.KM. MI. CL'TLEU WHISKY AT THE Ilnttd likevlew lutr. Thn iMntnnd iurtMt whlxkr tnailx. tf hLrriitifx LOOK AT THE NOTICE KOH UK- ward iHHiit'il liy the JVlcpnone t'omjmny for destroying lta prop erty. Itl fi0 KEWAKO. A REWARD of tlfty dollar I here by offered for Information that will lead to tbe arrea' and conviction of any peteon who baa stolen wire or other property from our Company; and the aamn reward la hereby offered for Informal in that will load to the arrest and nnvlction of anyone des troying the property nf the Company. CIihs. Umbach, SecreUiy liake Co. TeL & Tel. Co. Utf. I.KIa.1. AIIVKHTIIJ NOTICE OF SUEKIFF'ri SALE I It vtrlue of an cxt-ciitimi duly i' Hiii'il by tlu clerk nf the Circuit I'nurt of the Cnmitv of Lake, Slate of Ore gon, dated the IHth itay of Novrtnber, ltilll, In a certain art ion lu the Circuli Comt for hbiJ County aud State wherein U. O Ileiry an plaint iff re eovered Judgment nunliiMt II. W. Reed for the dim of One Hundred nnd Forty-Hlz and 85-11)0 Dollarn ($11H.N."), Hint t'OMt nnd'd Hht-rwiiient tmed lit elKhteen dollars, on the 14th day of October, 113 Notloe ta hereny given that I will, on the 27 dny ol December, 1913, at the front door of the County Court llout-e, in lakrriew, Oregon, In aaid County at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day, eell at public auction to the hlghent bidder furcitab the follow ing deacri bed property, to-wit; i mniuencinu at a point three hun dred ninety two frei north from tbe south weMt corner nf lot four in He t Ion nineteen, townalitp lirt,i one, anu'h. ritiiKe tarnty-one, E V. M.. In Lake County, Oiegou, nil'' running; tei.ce eant one hundred aud f.iriyto f. et; thence north twenty eight ami one half feet; tin-nee west one hundred lortr two feet: thence miutli twenty eljjht and oue-lmlf feet to the place of U'KlnninB. Alio comnirnclng at a poirt. four hundred twenty anJ oie bell ft north of the aouthwext coruer of Lot four lu section nineteen, township forfv-one eolith, raiiKe twenty-one, E. W. M., in Lake County, Oregon, and running thence eaat one hundred forty-iwo Icet; thence north twenty five feet; thence west one hundred forty -two foe t; thence south twenty tlve feet to place of beginning: Aluo commencing two hundred thirty one feet north of tbe southwest corner of Lot four la Section nineteen townsnlp forty-one south, range twenty-one, E.W.M., In Lake County, Oio ron, aud tunning thence north 00 feet: east thirty feet; thence euutb sixty feet, thence west thirty feet to the piece of beginning. Also commencing aeveu hundred forty feet aouth lioin the northweet corner ot Lot f mr lu section nineteen, towimhip fortv one aouth, range twenty one K.V.M.,in Luke County, Oregon, aud running thence eHt one hundred tldi ty-three feet; thence toutli tlfty letf; thence east eighty tine and one-half feet; thence north one liuiidred Hwveuty-Uvo feet; thence went i wo hunilrud fourteen and nne hiilffcet; thence Houth one hundred twenty live feet to the place of be- AIho comuiencliig at a point four hundred lorty live aud one half feet north nnd oue hundred forty-two feet eiiwt of the soutbweHt corner of Lot four lu section nineteen towiiahlp forty-one, south, range twenty-one, E.W.M., in Lake County, Oregon, and running thence east seventy-two and one-half feet; theuce south two hund red fourteeu aud one-half feet: thence wrat seventy two and oue-half feet; thence north two hundred fourteen and one-half feet, to the place of be ginning. Aleo the southwest quarter rf the northeast quarter of section twenty Be ven townehip forty, south range sixteen, E, W. M In Lake County. Oregon. laken aud levied upon aa the prop erty ot said II. W. Reed or so much thereof as may be necessary to satiety tbeaald Judgement in favor of D. C. lierry against said II. W. Reed, with interest thereon, together with costs aud disbursements that have or may iccrue. W. D. SNIDER Sheriff. By h. iv. Kinenart, Deputy. Dated at Lakevlew, Oregon, Novera- uurzi. luu. v 4- N0TICE FOR PLICATION (Not Coal U. H. Land Office view, Ore- gon. November 10, I'd Notice lu hereby tat H.rry finds) BT l r Aurain Utiey, who 1 i ttlce address i.V.tiht. AIIVKRTIMIWM la Laieview. Orrnon, did, on the i.9th dy of September. 1013. file In thfa oflio' fil Sworn Htatetnent and AppM lion. No. O(ll).K), to purchaae the NK NE)-4. Section S3. Towrmhln 30 B. Range 10 E Willamette Meridian, and the ti m her t hereon, under the provi sions of the act of June 3, 1878, and acta amendatory, known as the "Tim ber and titone Law" at such value might lie fixed by appraisement, and that, piirauant to nch applica tion, the land and timber thereon have been Hpraied, at a total of two hundred and aevem y-ft ve dollars the timlHr eatiinalcil 3111 Olio board feet at ".V per M, nnd t he land (20 IH); that an 1I applicant will offer final proof in support i f in hpplicatloll and awnrn a'h tt'iniMit on.'lh- Htti d;-v nf .miliary, lt(14, liefore the Ueglmer and Receiver U. S. Land OfUce at Lnkevlew, Oie g'm. Any prrxon I at liberty to protest this pnrchaMt befori-entry, or initiate a coolest at any lime before patent I "ue, by fl ing a corroborated alH lavit lu tlilai ollice alleging facts that woulddrleat tbe entry. JAS. K. HUROESS, Reister. NOTICE Or" SHERIFF'S SALE Dy virtue of an execution on a Judg ment duly issued by the Cleik ot the Circuit Court of the County of Jotepb die, State of Oregon, dated the 2.th day of Novemlier, 1013, 'In a certain Kt.ion In the Circuit Court of said County nnd State, wherein L. A. Roliertaon, ua plaintiff, recovered Judg ment against W. K. Horn. K. P. John aon and W. S. Wood for the huiii of Thce Hundred aud NivldO (300) Hoi lars and cokTm anil riiMtiiirHenii-ntrt tax ed at Sixty and No-lCO(fmi) Dollars, on (he 1HI) dav of Uctolifr, 1013. Notice Iw hereby ulven that 1 will, n the .".nl day of January, 1014, at the !C:!ct rntrance to the Court Houne In Lakevlew, Lake County, Oregon, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of i-al I day, cell at public auction to the hiKheHt bidder lorcaeh. the following describ ed proiM-rtv, to wit: WW XWW, S SWJi. ttwtlon Three (t). Towuahlp l-ortv one (41 ). houth Kftngi' Mxteen (10), ll. W. M.t in Lake County. Ore sou, taken and levied upon as tbe property nf said F. P. Johnson, or so ni'tch thereni as may lie ueoesaary to satlxfy tie said Judgment lo favor ot L. A. Koiiertion against said w. K. Horn, F. V. Johnson and W. 8. Wood with interest thereon, logtther tth all coeta and disbursements that have or may accrue. W. B. SNIDER. K her iff. Dated at Lakevlew, Oregon. Decem ber 2, 1913. PETITION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE To tbe Honorable County Court of Lake County, Oregon : The uiidcuignrd legal voters and acluitl rexldents of North Warner FrecinotNo. 6, in Lake County, State ot Oretfou, who have actually resided In said precinct at least thirty days ImmediHtely p recced lug tbe date of sui ing this petition, respectfully peti tion the County Court ol Lake County Stat of Oregon, to grant a license to A. M. Ungner and A. L. HigbQU. ol Plush, lu said precinct, county and stat, to sell In a legitimate, bona fide hotel, aplrltuoua, malt and vin ous Ilnuors in lens quantltlea than one gallon, in said North Warner pre cinct lu said Lake County, State ot Ort-gon, for ibe period of six months, as In duty bound we will ever pray. C. N. Robinson B. F. Roberts Con Piugerald Ernest Obernolte Tim Burke R. B. Uriael Prank Mnynaban M. M. Harry PrancU Verltng O. F. Mahan Ned Barry James 1). O'Connor P. U. Taylor ('haa. Cleland Pat Barry Harry B. Kings J. B. Burn J. J. VanKeulen James Thorn E. A. 1'rlday W. 8. Lvon V. U. Allen .1. E. EtiqulRt J. S Allen S. W. Young P. A. Calderwood L. W. Prakea K 1 1. Lofftus Hurry OalderwoodWillls 13. Urlnel Frank Chlco Frank Tully Warren C. Laird H. L. rras Francis Anderaon Fat D. Qululan R. L. Ackertnan C. M. Wallace Joe Jones .1. H-Oreen II .J. Stein Goo. Marclin State of Oregon ) f County of Lake ) A. M. Bogner, being first duly sworn upon oatb says: That the foregoing letition contains the signatures of au actual majority of the whole number ot legal voters of North Warner pre cinct No. 6, lu Lake County, State of Oregon, that each of said signatures are genuine, that each of tba persons whose signatures are signed to said petition la an actual resident of Bald precinct at tbe date hereof, and bas actually resided in taid precinct at least tun ty day immediately preced ing tbe data be signed said petition and also of tbe filing ot tbe same. A. M. HOQNER and A. L. HIGH PILL By A. M. Bogner. Subscribed and sworn to before me. this 21 day of November A. D. 1913. J. J. VAN KEULEN, Notary Public tor Oregon. derationed will apply to the Honorable Uounty Court ot Lake Uounty, State of Oregon, on tbe 7th day of January, 1014, tor a license to sell spirituous, malt and vluous liquors In less quan tities han oue gallon, In North War ner preVtuct, Lake County, State ol Oregon; (or a period ot alx monthi. I A. M. BOUNlCRand 1 A. L. HIGHFILL I Uy A. M. Bogner I.KUAI. AIVRRTIlll NOTICE OP hHERlPK'S HALE By virtue of an eircvitlon duly Inaned by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of the County f I ake, hrnt ol Oregon, dated lh 19th day of Novemlier 1013, In a certain action In the Clreult Court or said Comity and Htate wherein the Flrrt Nationnl Dank of Alttiraa, a corporation, an plnlntiff, recovered Judgment ngHlnat II. W. Reed, for the sum of Hl Hundred, Hlity-flve and 30 100(lor,30) Dollars and costs and illaliuraemeota taxed at Twenty-eight Dollars, on the 14tbday of Octo ber. 1914. Notice Is hereby given that I will, on tbe 27 day of December 1913, at the front door of the county court house. In Lakevlew, Oregon In said county, at the hour of 10 o'clock, In the forenoon of said day, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for caab, tbe following described proper ty, to-wit; Commencing at A Dolnt three ban dred ninety-two feet north from the southwest corner of ioc four In eec- tlon nineteen, township forty-one, south, range twenty-one, E. W. M., in L.ake county, orctroo, aod running ihnre east one hundred forty-two leei; tnence north twenty-eight ana one hnlf feet; thence west one hundred fort -two feet thence south twenty eight and one-half feet to place ol be ginning. Al-o commencing at a point four Hundred twenty anil ooehaif feet north of the southwest corner ot lot four. In eectloii nineteen, townshlu I foity-nne, aomh range twenty one, E. j W. M., lo Lake County, Oregon, ana running tnence east one hundred fortj-two feet thence north twenty- ffve feet thence west one hundred forty-two feet, thence south twenty five feet to the place of beginning. Also commencing two hundred thirty-one feet north of the southwest corner of lot four in section nineteen, township forty one south range twenty-one. E w.M.,ln Lake County. Oregon, and running thence nor'h sixty feet; thence east thirty feet; thence south sixty feet: thence wwt thirty feet to the place of beginning. Also commencing seven hundred forty feet south from the northwest corner of lot four in section nineteen, townsnip torty-nne, toutb, range twenty-one, E. W. M in Lake Coun ty, Oregon, and running thence east ond hundred thirty-three feet; thence thence south fiity feet; thence east eighty-one and one-half feet; thence north one hundred and aeventy-flye feet; thence west twohundred fourteen and one-hnlf feet; thence souih one hundred twenty-live feet to the place of Itegi unlug. Alo commencing at a point four Hundred forty-uve and one half feet leet north and one hundred fortv-two feet east of the southwest corner of lot four in section nineteen, township fortv-one south, range twenty-one, E W. M., in Lake County, Oregon, and running thence east seventy-two and one- half feet; thence south two hundred fourteen and one-half feet; thence west seventy-two and one-halt feet; thence north two hundred four teen and one-ball feet, to tbe place of beginning. Aleo tbe southwest quarter of tbe northeast quarter of section twenty- seven, township forty, south, range sixteen E. W. M., In Lake County, Oregon. Taken and levied upon as tbe prop erty of H. W. Reed, or bo much there of as may be necessary to satisfy the snld Judgmeut in f.ivor of the First National Bank of Alturas, a corpora lion against said R. W. Reed, with in terest thereon, together with all costs and disbursements that have or may accrue. W. u. SNIDER, Sheriff. By E. E. Rinebart, deputy. Dated at Lakevlew, Oregon, Nov ember 21, 1913. NOTICE OF CONTEST Department of the Interior, United States Land Office. Lakevlew, Oregon December 16, 1913. To Elmer B. Bram of Plush, Oregon, Con tee tee: You are hereby notified that George Lawrance who gives Lake view, Oregon, aa bis post-office ad dress, did on December 5lh. 1913. fil In this office bis puly corroborated application to contest and secure the cancellation of ynnr Homestead En try No. , Serial No. 01487 made October 11th, 1907, for SE) Section 35, Township 33 South, Range 24 East, Willamette Meridian, and aa grouuda for his contest be alleges that eald Elmer B. Bram has wholly abandoned and deserted said land for more than two years last past; that said Elmer I). Bram never estab lished a residence upon said land. You are therefore, further notified that the said allegations will be taken as contested, nud your said eutry will be cnucelled without further right to be neanl, either In-fore this office or on appeal, if you fail to file In this of fice wiihiu twenty days after the FOURTH publication o; this notice, as shown below, your answer, under oath, specifically responding to these allegatious of contest, together with due proof that you have served a copy ot your answer on the said con testant either lu person or by regis tered mall. You should state In your answer the name of the post office to which you desire future notices to be sent to you. JAS. F. BURGESS. Register. Date ot first publication Dec. 18, 1013 second " Dec. 25, 1013 "third " Jan. 1, 1914 "fourth " Jan. 8, 1914 $1,000 REWARD Tba Oregon. Cat. Iforula auU Nevada Llva Stoek Poujo Mod Aaaoolaton, of which th under lined U a member will alva 11,000 00 reward lor erldenoa leading to tba r real aud eouvlotloa ol any parly or par tial ateallni h or tea. oattleor mule be longing to any of lu member a. in addition to tba anova, tbe understiined jITeraon tba iamaooudltloulMO.00 for all hora ii branded borao aboe bar ou both or either aw. Brand reworded In eight eouullea. Kaimt Barney, Lake and Crook eouuliue. Uore fouled wben sold. None bat urowu horse sold, and only In larn rahebea W. W. BaowM. Pile. Oregon. Let the Examiner figureon your next Job Printing. OPPORTUNITY FOR ROAD MEERS Can Improve the Present Con dition cf Highways. MUCH TO CONTEND WITH. Must Lsarn to Make the Beat of Local Conditions Poor Material and Inex perienced Workers Hsmptr Prograea. Good Roada Built For 8erv!c. One of tbe principal reasons for tbe poor conditions of the roads in many of our states is the lack of competent en gineers to handle the work and tbe at tendant lack of an educated public opinion which will demand first class work In all cases. The employment of county engineers bns been relutlvely as much neglected as the creating of state highway de partments. It is tbe exceptional county where an engineer la regularly em ployed from one year's end to tbe other. In tbe larger counties, particu larly those having large towns or cit ies, tbe annual expenditures for road improvement are seldom less tbap $50, 000, frequently two or three times that amount. , The usual rule In such counties is to have a county engineer who prepares plana and supervises all work, though "A ,4 t ..ll i HEAVY TRArFlO WEA1IS DOWN SOUTHKRN IUIA.im. actual legal control ol' the work is still vested In the i-ounty cuiuiniKBioners. For Instil nee. in the great majority of counties In Testis the regular uunual income is lo.-t t'l.'iu .'0.000. and tbe whole matter of road improvement in each county rests with the county judge and four commissioners, who constitute the county commissioners' court. If a bond issue for road im provement is authorized by the voters of a county or a district an engineer is employed to plan and supervise the construction of the roads. Tayment for such engineering service is made either as a percentage fee based on tbe cost of the work or by a stipulated salary. The general improvement of the country is pushing the road question to tbe front Counties in large num bers are issuing bonds for good roads every month. It Is very important that tbe taxpayers get a dollar's worth of road for each dollar expended. Roads must be built so well that they will give service and at tbe same time not be prohibitive In cost lu many sections tbe engineer is at once confronted with tbe fact that be must build a road of material that would be quickly rejected under the standard specifications. It therefore becomes necessary to so adapt bis materials and so regultite the character of work manship and the consequent cost of the road that Its serviceableness will be commensurate with Its cost. Much progress has already been made toward adapting local material to road construction, but much more remains to be done. There is oppor tunity for every engineering college to render valuable service to its state by a study of these problems, i There is still greater opportunity for every practicing highway engineer to t'uua aid lu tbe development of his country and thereby put bis own future success beyond all serious question. High Cost of Poor Roada. The cost of bad roads is strikingly set forth by AVilliam 0. Redfleld, secre tary of commerce in President Wilson's cabinet, in this manner; The inefficiency arising from bad roads makes it cost something like $000,000,000 a year to cart our cotton crop from the fleldd to the railway sta tions, I Uiiiit tsw people reullze the Immense tax put on us all by bad roads and inefficient handling. ' I have said that if our farmers once realized the awful tax that bad roada Impose upon them public opinion would sternly demand tbe making and main taining of good rouds everywhere. It now costs tho farmer twelve yes. twenty or more times aa much per ton mile to move his goods to the railway station as it does to move them on t railway after they leave the statloi Tbe farmer, indeed, in bad cases am at certain sou sons may have to pay a much as 91 a ton mile, while tbe rail rood Cnrrles tho freight when it once' gets li at an average of three-quarters ot a cent per tou mile. Si. sr. iPv?; ?tf 1 I Eli Cafe GEE WINd FAUN - MOR. Lakeview, Ore. 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