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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OB100N
WEPNESDAV, MAY 7, ,,,,
Oat your gasoline, oil and free air at
tin Klamath Auto company, Sixth
between Mala and Klamath. 17-aod
W. S. SLOUGH
For Assessor
The Evening Herald
W. O. SMITH Editor
Published dally acceai Jsaaaay at
The Herald PabHsatas Company ef
Klamath Falls, at 115 fourth afreet.
To the Republican Voters of Klamath
rAMBt; I
Friday ot this week la PRIMARY
Hf.cnriON DAY. The peace and
Entered atithe poetoBce at Klaa
ntli ralli, Orecoa. for tranamleetoa
through the malls aa second-class
matter.
Subscription terma by mall to any
nddrese-ln the United Btatea:
I yjuv icai -
prosperity of Klamath county for the One month 6
next four years will he greatly azeciea
by the sort of service the county re
ceives at the hands of its assessor.
KLAMATH FALL. OftBGOX
WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 111
ATTRACTING VISITORS
.1
If nominated and elected I shall use
my utmost endeavor to make an
EQUITABLE ASSESSMENT OF ALL
min mi vim V mjnPSTRTY In IClim-1
ath county. Such an assessment as 1,1 T IS difficult to conceive the magnl
propose should lower our tax rate, and I tude of the Influence already exert
make our county a more Inviting place ed by the automobile upon modern
for home seekers and Investors. l fe In all Its phases; and yet that In-
I pledge to the peeple: ALL OF MY , ftuence. great though It already is. Is
wuc tmis west op MY ABILITY, cnly In Its beginning. The autouo-
- . .. . ,.. - I.V.
one ana auioniooue iramc k"" ""
what they feed upon." for as they have
been potent Influences In securing
good roads that Influence will increase
trnmanrinnalv na roads are lmnroved.
The distances traveled nowadays
ORINDALK NOTMS
and A SQUARE DEAL FOR ALL.
Respectfully,
W. S. SLOUGH
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(Paid Advertisement)
Notice ef Hearing of Final Account
la the County Court of the State ot
Oregon In and for Klamath County.
In the Matter ot the EsUte of Albert
C. Hopkins. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that Thomas
Drake, administrator with the will an
nexed, ot the estate ot Albert C. Hop
kins, deceased, having rendered, tied
and presented for settlement his final
account ot the administration of the
estate of said deceased, together with
the petition or said administrator for
the distribution ot the residue of the
said estate to the persons entitled
thereto; and that Saturday, the 10th
day of Jane. A. D. 1916, at 10 o'clock
la the forenoon of said day, and in the
court room of the county court of the
state ot Oregon, in and for Klamath
count)-, situated In the city of Klamath
Falls, county and state aforesaid, is
the time when and the place where the
hearing of the application of said ad
ministrator for the settlement ot said
foial account and the hearing ot such
petition for final disposition and such
other matters pertaining thereto as
may be considered by the court In the
I remises, will be held and considered
by the court; and all persons interest
ed in said estate are notified then and
there to appear and show cause, if any
they have, why said final account
should not be approved, allowed and
tettled, and said petition for final dis
tribution and other matters and things
stated therein granted as prayed for.
Ed Young of Langell Valley brought
down a bunch ot horses and mules he
sold last Thursday, and he came out
to C. O. Hunt's Friday, staying until
Saturday morning.
Miss CUno came in from her school
In Langell Valley Friday to meet her
mother from California.
Mr. George ot Plevna has charge ot
the road work between Plevna and
KenoN
Sunday school was well attended at
Plevna Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Bushong Is installing a large
pump In tili reservoir for Irritating
purposes.
Mr. Bcldln hauled a load of hay from
McCornack's ranch Monday.
T. A. Crcagan has been repairing
his rabbit fence around his place the
last few days. He Is lucky to have
such a fence.
C. O. Hunt finished re-seedlng about
eighteen acres of his wheat Tuesday.
PINK GROVE PICKUPS
4 4 4
Sanitary FUfrlatrators
Odorless White finamoled
Lined,
with best known system of rcfrlgern.
.......- ... .... ...i in mir'tlon und Insulation. Ask for demon-
MOiatr n imr wiw umiii" -- i
community with church services at 11 strallon
o'clock In the forenoon, a basket !
at 12, and church and Sunday
No trouble,
WILLIS-JOHNSTONF. CO.
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
May, 1918, Term
Bo It Remembered, That at a ugu-
lar term of tho county court of llin
stato of Oregon, for tno county oi,
ner
school In tho afternoon. Tho forenoon
services were conducted by ministers
of tho Dunkard faith, whllo Dr. Mor
gan, pastor of tho Pine drove church,
ind charge of the services at nls
usual nourin ino a ". '"l Klamath, begun and hold at the court , Amm umMm, registering
day school substituted for Its nhoU80 m Klamath Falls. In said county ,,mcni doctor
services a special pronrnm i'i "! " , nnu stale, on wouncsuny, uiu ii uj
of May, A. I). 1916, tho samo Doing
the first Wednesday In said month,
and tho time fixed by law for holding
a regular term of said court, when
wnrn nreaent:
The Hon. Marion lianas, juugc, vw n , Kcnter. registering official
siding. .... . ' electors
Tho Hon. Jonn lingeisieiu. counij nntnr lims.. oct on auppilos ...
motherhood, which was so ably pre- commissioner. Irwin Hudson Co., election hup-
sented to us last Sunday by both mlr, IH- J "' " ' 1,,,, -Uon si,
latere. Thoso who have had ho pleas-j The Honi Jonn irwln. district at ( ,, ..
ure of listening to Dr. Morgan's ear- torney. Underwood's Pharmacy, election
mons. need not to be told that tho sub- Tbo lion. u. it. uoip. couih uvm, . Hl,p0t,
100.00 . nance
u . Jnck Tntlocl. "0 maintenance
"N Oils Webb. 1010 malU.nftc';CC
.W B:na'nrnflAmWPr,h' ,910 "
II. Kdsnll. 1910 iimlnto'iinnco'
12.20 Geo. Martin loin nmlni"n"ncr
Kills Iip and. loin i,mi..i." v
V. . . ' " itnn A I mint. Kiln ........ "" "'ncc
clill eiciora " ,, ,, a. ' "" . u,ICnn,K
lection
j, II. HcssIr, registering 6ffl
I clnl olctors
.John M. Johnson, registering of
flclal electors
V M. Cleaves, registering oin
clnl electors
J. O. Hnmnkor, u'glatcrlnR oftl
S7.50
torn
T.6o
o.oo
10.00
10.00
U((
Thee, 1). Young, registering offi- , "" '. o
clnl clccton 1.70 : ; toaoboom, 101(1 mnlnto. w
W. l Hnlgo. icftimorlntx official 'stovo Kudr, 1010 nmlnienance"" iSl'SS
"lectors . H.00 Mi siivkorr. lOHI mnliiie,,"ncoe '
WW IMnlney, registering ofll- lit. A. Moon, 1010 niahuenanrn" J'S
to the day.
Next Sunday afternoon Dr. Morgan
will address the people of this com
munity on tho subject: "Tho Two
Tvoes of Mothers." Thl Bornion Is
but a continuation of the subject of
clal electors 6'30
3.20
Hoy 11. Applegate, registering
official electors MO
11; Snowgoose, reglaterlng om
clnl electors .. :,'
la 8. Drew, registering omcioi
electors
ii. u. aniiiier, ioi(i nmlnto.
nnnco "
II. 0. Shliller, lun;
nonce
II. (I, Rhldler, 1916
I nanco
0. J. Underwood, uuo mnfnfe.
iniivu
imilnte.
mnlntci
6.40
over ordinary country highways In a
single holiday would be startling if
they were not so commen: yet with
improved automobiles and Improved
highways those distances will be great
ly lengthened, every highway and by
way will be frequented.
Moreover, the automobile is des
tined to exert a great influence on
modes ot life, for it will be wholly
practicable for the city's business men
to make their homes far in the coun
try and still visit their families at
week ends and even at other times.
without interfering with their commer
cial affairs. As traffic of this kind in
creases pride in the appearance of
country lawns and highway roadsides
is sure to be developed, until American
highways mayattain a beauty rivaling
those of much older countries.
Now is the time to begin to beautify
country roadsides, to plant trees and
to clean up and clear away all disfig
urements. In order that summer traffic
may find everything spick and span in j
harmony with Nature's adornments.
Why any land owner should limit his
efforts at beautifying to the small
patch of ground in front of his house.'
and neglect that all along the road-1
side before his farm, it Is difficult to'
understand; for if he gets the credit
for the beautifying in one place, he)
cannot avoid the responsibility for the!
Mr. Essxof Plevna is planning on
doing some irrigating in the near fu
ture from the looks of the work he is
doing on the canal be is digging in
from the river.
This coming Friday is a very inter
esting day for the candidates, especial
ly the candidates tor sheriff.
For County Assessor
78 X FRED PETERSON
neglect in the other. It is ventured
, that cleanine un the roadside along bis i
Dated at Klamath Falls. Oregon, the 'entire farm will add as much to the.
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3d day of May. A. D. 1916.
THOMAS DRAKE.
Administrator with the will nnnexed,
of the Estate of Albert C. Hopkins,
Deceased. 3-10-17-24-31
value of the land proportionated to the
labor and expense involved as will
the Improvement of his lawn.
County roads are community streets
and the farmers living along them are
at least morally answerable for their
j 11' 11 J A J condition. To have beautiful lawns
IrefdlQ SUd961Dfl AUVS.iand ugly roadsides is to display a sort
AdvertisesneuU la the Classliled
columns are printed at the rate of
Hve ccntM a line, invariable in ad
vnace. Hereafter no advertise
ments will be accepted unless ac
companied by the cash.
of half hearted sincerity that is not
characteristic of tne rarmer in otner
affairs. When all the farmers unite
in lawn and roadside Improvement the
entire community is beautified and in
evitably must rise in the esteem of all
who pass through it.
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Ject will be discussed In an Interest-;
Ing and practical way.
Mrs. H. M. Miller, while driving to
town last week, was thrown from tho
buggy, breaking and fracturing bones
Ih the left shoulder. She Is getting
along nicely at this writing.
H. Dolap, county clerk.
Tho Hon. C. C. Low, sheriff. I y
when, on weunesuny. tne ju uny i
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Rev. Mr. Teeters will preach to tho
people at this place next Sunday even
ing. Mr. Teeters has but Intoly come
among us, and we should like to show
our appreciation of the help he Is giv
ing us by having a large crowd present fTona Hilton, widow's pension
Catherine Tull, widow's pension
Roso Godnrd. widow's pension
Ijiura E. Madison, widow's pen
G. Hlltlard next Thursday afternoon
Mayr A. D. 1916. or tho first day of
said term, tho following proceedings
were hart, to-wlt:
Nettle Wallau, widow's pen
sion .-. - I
Ida M. Shldlcr, widow's pen
sion -
Mary McLane, widow's pension
Bertha C. Donclson, widow's-
slon ......,...........
Altha Daniel, widow's pension ..
Roso B. Kecsce. widow's pen
Ella B. Biirkhart, widow's pen
sion
C. Mnrkwardt, poor farm con
tract. Apt II. 1916 i2-"u
32.50
25.00
17.50
17.C0
25.00
Stella Low, nuisn at poor farm,
10.00
supplies poor
supplies
t,lltMHImH4t
April, 1910
Virgil & Son.
farm -
p m. Whlin. M. 1).. services
I (.mind tuitir . ......
10.00. w'nnl A', nimtirlinlll.
county poor
Klamnth Department Store, sup
piles county poor ......
eo, T. Ilaldwln, supplies county
oltk'eH -
W. O Smith Printing Co,, sup-nlli-4
county offices . :U.60
UJIass i prudhnmmo uo, sup
to listen to hid address.
The Civic Club will meet with Mrs.
slon .
'. .v . . ., .i -i..k nm Carrie Mao Mnlor, widow's pen
At the last meeting of the club officers ' ,nn
were elected for the present year. Mary (.'.
Mrs. Elliott was chosen president, Mrs. slon ......
Morscr, widow's pen-
H. M. Miller, vice president; Mrs. 8yd ''fnftjf' Ad'-. ?',',0.w!" von
mit.i ,.,,.ip nn nr c,nrft Bantn, aid county poor ...
McKenile. secretary, and Mrs. ", Iluldah Smith, aid county poor
Hawkins, treasurer. Plans were made Addle Oraham, aid county poor,
for extending the work of the" club to ' Mary Kucern. aid county poor .
Include other lines of work not here-'IrthaC. Hill, aid county poor
tofore taken up. and much enthusiasm 5e " ", 7, "T
was manifested.
Our public school closed Its 1915-16
term last Friday.
10.00
10.00
25.00
10.00
17.50
17.50
25.00
25.00
20.00
10.00
25.00
25.00
25.00
20.00
Card of Thanks
We wish to express our heartfelt
gratitude to all those kind friends,
who comforted and assisted us in our
bereavement
MR. AND MRS. WM. TIMMS.
See us for auto seat covers and auto
robes. Klamath Auto Co., Sixth, near
Main. "" 17-eod
15.00
15.00
15.00
15.00
17.60
15.60
50.00
12.00
57.60
MORE EFFICIENCY, LESS POLITICS
Give the speculators a chance to pay
some taxes
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FOR SALE
I'OR SALE CHEAP
at Herald office.
-Camera. Slnnott
FOR SALE-The two-story brick store
building with full size basement,
known as the Lamb block; located In
ihe heart of the business district in
Klamath Falls, Ore. Not less than
15,000 cash, balance, terms. Would
lake in exchange some good farm land
as frt ot the purchase pries. For far
ther particulars, address D. A. Lamb,
Agaew. Calif. ll-t
FOR SALE Ten Holsteln cows with
young calves; also three yearling
heifers. Apply Wood River Creamery,
Ferf Klamath, Ore. 13-t
MISCELLANEOUS
MONEY TO LOAN At 8 per cent
Artkus R. Wilson. 517 Main. 22-tf
PAINT Not at war prices, but below
cost, at Big Basin Lumber company.
Phone 107. 16-tf
FOR RENT
FOR RENT New modern bungalow.
Inquire 219 Jefferson. ll-6t
LOST AND, FOUND
LOST Watch with circular engrav
ing on bsck,"Hutaff, Dunsmulr, CaL"
Liberal reward to anyone that will
leave It at F. M. Upp'a jewelry tort.
Lost on Friday in railroad yard or
' track between here and Worden. 15-Jt
DR. F. M. WHITE
YK,.attJlf SOWS a4
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aW7 OaU IWtowi' Bulldiaw
.'. Scattered Shots .'.
QUITE AN EPIDEMIC of insomnia
is predicted for the candidates tonight
and tomorrow night.
Not a Bite of
Breakfast Until
You Drink Water
ays a ilaw ef net
hcMhata rsvMto till
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BUT EVEN IF some of then do get
left at the post wnicb considering
the number of candidates for sheriff
and other offlees, seems quite likely
they have all had an opportunity to
get acquainted with the people all
over the county.
HURRAH FOR KLAMATH'S candi
date for Rose Show Queen. Long may
she Waive!
.LOOKS AS IF the sprinklers and ir
rigation ditches may be useless for a
few days. The dry farmer doesn't kick
a dad-burned bit
BUT BE THAT as it may, George
filehn says his picnic for Ford owners
will be no Ford Joke.
HOU8E8 AND LOTS
Good 4-room bungalow, with bath,
only three blocks from Main. It's a
real bargain at $1,000; terms.
A 3-room house In Falrvlew for $400;
r terms.
Urge level lot In Mills Addltlen far
SITS; easy terms.
Good corner lot on Eleventh, this
side of canal, for MOO; terms.
One of the best bungalow sites In
Hot Sahlnga for SIM.
Three big lets on Johnson avenue
for Uf.
Leans, rentals, bends, general Insur-
ance. see en loots, (SB Main. 17
We equip Ford cars complete with
doube tread, puncture proof 'Urea for
2S ; larger tires in proportion. Klam
ath Auto Co., Sixth, near Main. 17-eod
Just as coal, when it burns, leaves
behind a certain amount of Incom
bustible material in the form of ashes,
so the food and drink taken day attar
day leaves In the alimentary cans-
certain amount of indigestible ma
terial, which if not completely elimi
nated from the system each day, be
comes food for tho millions of bacteria
which infest the bowels. Frpm this
mass of left-over waste, toxins and
ptomain-Uke poisons are formed and
sucked Into the blood.
Men and women who can't get feel
ing right must begin to take inside
baths. Before eating breakfast each
morning drink a glass of real hot wa
ter with a teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate in it to wash out the thirty
feet of bowels the previous day's ac
cumulation of poisons and toxins, and
to keep the entire alimentary canal
clean, pure and fresh.
Those who are subject to sick head
ache, colds, biliousness, constipation,
others who wake up with bad taste,
foul breath, backache, rheumatic stiff
ness, or have a tour, gassy stomach
after meals, areTirged to set a quarter
pound of limestone phosprate from
the drug store, and begin practicing
Internal sanitation. This will cost
very little, but Is sufficient to make
anyone an enthusiast on the subject.
Remember, Inside bathing Is more
Important than outside bathing, be
cause the skin pores do not absorb
Impurities Into the blood, causing
poor health, while the bowel pores do.
Just as soap and hot water cleanses,
sweetens and freshens the skin, so
hot water and limestone phosphate
act on the stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels, Adv.
Mrs. A. Kos. aid county poor
Mnry M. Liberty, aid county
poor .....
Hnnnnh B. Welsh, nld county
poor . .
Elizabeth Scanlon, aid county
poor .
Callln Bardln, nld county poor .
Chas. F. DeLap. overtime, regis
trations nnd elections .......
Virgil O. DeLap, overtime, regis
trations nnd election- ..
J. M. Fountain, salary Janitor
Maud M. Carleton, salnry assist
ant school superintendent ....
M. W. Coscboom, salary road
supervisor ........
iH. O. Shldlef. salary road su-
pervlsor - 47.50
James Bell, salary road supor
I visor . - 52.50
Warren Hunt, salary health of
ficer 68.33
J. S. Rabourn, labor now court
J house grounds ir.50
'Jos. A. Stcrzl, additional county
I bounty . 5.00
Raymond Fielding, additional
' county bounty 5.00
James Lulu, additional county
bountv ............ .. 6.00
M. J. Whitney, additional coun
ty bounty 5 00
, F. D. Courtade, additional coun-
. ty bounty 5,00
, A. C. Clcnger, additional county
J bounty ..... . ....... 15.00
David Copporfield, additional
county bounty .
,J. W. Adklns, additional county
' bounty
liny L. B. Robinson, additional
county bounty
5.00
6.00
.. 5.00
Ex W. Oowen, present Justice of the
peace, Llnkvllle district, candidate for
sheriff in the republican primaries.
His statement: When I was sheriff a
four vnnra nM I utntcul I wrntlM malri.
a complete and effective "ifowainmt'
oi vne law, wun no interest u serve rrank Crohn, additional county
but that of the public, and after I was ' bounty
elected and qualified, did rigidly en- McKlnloy Jackson, additional
deavor to fulfill that promise, and my f .iSBilJrtimn7iS'..
record as sheriff of Klamath county ty bounty M 5.00
Is an open book and bears me out Chas. L. Lcnz, additional county
And If nominated and elected my for-' bo"nty . ";: ; 15
... .i., m v. ,u. i. . i F- Stephenson, additional
mer platform will be my guide In office. J county bunty J 3000
My personal attitude is one averse James McFcrren, additional
to anything which might be termed . cqunty bounty 20.00
. .U.I...I.. -... t J -., Am- .- ""ri UUUIUUIIUI
a djvvwvuim us)VUVi a uv avv r-
5.00
5.00
10.0(1
sire to arrest any Individual without
due cause, or for the sake of such
notoriety to the office as might arise.
On tho other hand, necessity arising,
absolutely no favoritism may be ex
pected. I am for a strict enforcement
of the law, but I am opposed to any
absurd technicality which would per
mit barrassment of any Individual
lacking Influence and means of defense
possessed by others. Prosecution for
tho sake of merely making a record
for conviction baa, to my mind, been
one of the greatest fallacies in con
nection with the police power. I de
hire to guard against Injustice as well
an to serve justice, and to that end 1
shall continue to observe the strict
county bounty 10.00
H. O. Shldler, additional county
bounty 6.00
B. F. Mnnton, additional coun
ty bounty 10.00
L. A. Sterzl, additional county
bounty 5.00
Jonah Sparks, additional coun
ty bounty - 65.00
C. A. Polndexter, additional
county bounty 5.00
Sam Keck, additional county
bounty 40.00
A. Myerscough, additional coun
ty bounty 10.00
P. W. Oreggs, additional county
bounty 5.00
Chas. Llnzl, additional county
bounty , 5.00
J. W. Adklns, additional coun
'ty bounty 5.00
W. H. Bonner, additional coun
ty bounty 5.00
spirit of the law, regardless ot those N,n. additional coun-
. uuuu.y u.uu
E. A. McBroom, additional
whom it may effect My platform is as
follow:"""
If I am nominated and elected 1 will,
during my terra of office, construe my
oath of office to mean a complete and
efficient enforcement of the law.
I will have no Interest to serve but
the public Interest. '
I will give the protection of my of
ficii to all persons, and all classes
alike. i
I will personally conduct my oslca
with strict regard to enonomy.
I will at all times serve all oMclal
papers with promptness.
I will give all prisoners In my cus
tody humane treatassat, wholesome
food and clean quarters.
aW, QOWsTN.
Paid Adrertisenteat
county bounty 10.00
Petor Glenn, additional coun
ty bounty 6.00
S. H. King, additional coun
ty bounty 6,oo
C. A. Hayden, salary tax col
EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL
Hotaolnt Irons, Charting Dishes,
Fuse Plugs, latteries, Flash Lights,
Handy Lanterns, etc., ate, Esti
mates on Electrical Installation
cheerfully given.
CECIL WEEKS.
ELECTRICIAN
At the Klamath faertsmans Store
tth ami Main, Fhene IS
idle county offices ......
J. P. I.ee. postage and express-
aRn paid -
Whitman Drag Co., supplies
county offices .........
IluxhoiiK & Co., tax rolls, 1910 .
Underwood's pharmacy, sup
plies county offices -
Llneatlmo Mfg. Co., supplies
county ottlces
C. 0. Low, stamps, tax eollec-
Virgil & Son, suppllos county of-
flees - .. -
Loomls Bros, rent, district at
torney - ...
Callfornln-Oregnn Power Co.,
services county offices
Frank N. Finkes, labor, court
hotme repairs
C. Low, expenses outside, of
stato of Oregon ..
C. C. Low. board of prisoners
Dorothy Weeks, salary tax col
lection . .. - .. .....
C. A. Hn den, overtime tnxe rol
ler.! Ion .......... . .r.. ... ...
U. W Short, mileage, circuit
court witness ...
L. L. Trunx. services, county
poor ............. - ..
Big B.-ihIu Lumber Co, supplies
poor farm ............. .........
Wm. I.ubke, opening grave.
county poor ...............
C. C. I-mv. telegraph charges
W. O. SmUh'TrlntTnTcoTHiiP'
piles county offic.es ..
Ploneei Prlntcry, suppllci clec-
I I'M If? fWr H,HI,H,MM
L. I.. Truax, Insane examina
tion .
Warren Hunt, Insane examina
tt. (. Rourk, conHtntilo fees ...... 135.15
C. C. Low, long distnnco tele
phone .... .
Mrs. Blalno Garner. Justice
court fees ..-.
O. W. Anderson, justice court
fees
W. J. Blklns, Justice, court fees .
Blalno flnrner, Justice court
fees .. ..
10. O. ftourk, justice court fees .
Tom McCord, Justice court fees
uulsny Htlfllev. widow's pen
sion, April, 1910 17.60
C. U. lllloy, witness, district
attorney j.
James Stephen, witness, district
attorney
A. W. Murphy, ullncsB, district
utlorney -
J. R. Bell, witness, district at
torney Charloy Inman, witness, district
attorney
Mnry Ilcilol, witness, district at
torney Sam Woodnrd, wltnoss, district
attorney ,..
Frank Duffy, witness, district at
torney 2.20
Road Fund
Jacob Hicpxknl, 1910 mnlnto- ,
nance 10.00
Maitln Bros., 1916 mainte
nance 810.00
Geo. T. Baldwin", 1916 mnlnto
nanco 5f8.15
Geo. T. Baldwin, 1910 mainte
nance ifl.60
O. K. Blacksmith Shop. 1916
maintenance
It. A. Moon, 1910 mnlntcnnnco ..
It. A. Moon, 1910 mnlntcnnnco ..
C. M. Noah, 1910 mnlntcnnnco ..
C. M. Noah, 191C mnlntonnncri ..
G. Vohc. 1910 maintenance 2.60
l.orun Moon, 1916 maintenance.. 10.00
F. Arliu;ion, 1910 maintenance .. 56.00
C. C. Bcnll, 1910 maintenance .. 25.00
II. L. Howard, 1916 mainte
nance! 26.00
W. Jensen, 1910 maintenance ..N 25.00
H. Noah, loio maintenance 60.00
G, Chorry, 1916 mnlntonanco .... 26.00
C. McKcovor, 1910 mnlntonanco 25.00
T. Lnrkln, 1910 mnlntonanco ....
Oris Moon, 1916 maintenance ....
Paul Horzog, 1910 maintenance.
John Rosenberger, 1916 mnlnto
nanco G5.no
A. Fischer, 1916 maintenance .. 10.00
Alfred FlBchor, 1916 mainte
nance 47.60
August Krugor, 1916 mainte
nance. 66.00
R. Cox, 1916 maintenance 7,60
Wm. Uhrmann, 1916 mnlnte-
nnnco , . 6ttwQ
Wm. Uhrmann, 1916 mainte
nance 66.00
Harry 8lomonH, 1916 mnlnte-
I nance jo.OO
F. S, Ford, 1916 maintenance .... 17.60
iC. B, Clondonnlng, 1916 mnlnte
I nance 46.09
i;nesicr uebap, ibib
II. (1. Shliller,
imiii'o
O. J. Uniloi wood, Mir. mnlnto.
"mice. ..ta
V. T. Osburn. 1916 maintenance low
Henry Hnynes. loin mntntp! u,w
iiiiiit'i- ,. .......
II. G. Hhldlor,
nnnco ,.. .
Oliver Sly, 1910 maintenance
llert Stiles, 1910 miilntennnce
Frank Luwory. 191B malnt
milieu ... ........
50.00 James Hell, 1910 maintenance
James Hell, 1910 maintenance.
6.50 Mike Wntlls, 191C maintenance
Guy Cram, 1910 maintenance
10.00 Paul Parnxoo, 1910 maintenance
Paul Parnxoo, 191G maintenance
13.20 Thos. J. Hell,' 1010 maintenance
nen iionne, iviu mnintennnce
I). Cook, 1910 maintenance
W. A. Martin, 191(1 maintenance 12000
V. M. Martin. 1910 mnlntenancn 3?!so
i,. i iiriui, mm nisiiniennnce
Clyde Crnbtrce. l!ir, mnlnte.
I nanco
I.5H Klamath lion WoiU, 191C inula-
lenancn
21,81 O. K. Transfer Co, drawnge
'jonn iiiiiixik, ia ii. iimintennuco
13.45
13.20
5.00
100
10.00
2 CO
SO 00
12000
25.00
7.50
13.75
4000
500
1500
1150
1250
15 26
500
1910 mnlnte-
191G iiialntt-
1100
.50
10.00
Work,
21.50
1.00
50.00
M7.46
8.00
12.87
9.00
.19.00
6.00
6.00
7.10
12.00
3.00
6.00
24.00
9.00
0.00
2.20
2.20
4.20
12.20
2.20
2.20
4.20
V Hnlnuxeg,
nance .
t'rnnlc Ailninclt,
nnnco
New Court Home Fund
10,00 United lion Works, supplied
.Cnllforiiln-Oregoii Power Co,
6.00 services
'M. J. .MeDouougli. brick
iUGjHtclger Terra Cot In
hrlck
60.00 I- It Olilx, supplies
i Win C. Hum, suppllfi
64, 40 Klamath Iron Works, supplies
I ami lauor
12.00, CallfornlaOiegon Power Co,
I sen lees
34.90 ' ''' McDonald, supplies
92.10 I'aclllc Tel & Tel Co, tele
I phono services
47.60 Darling Itnnlwaro Co , nuppllcn
Hnnerts ti Hanks, stippiirt
O K. Transfer Co., ilnonge
N Oensrsl Fund
II llnlvin, labor ami supplies,
ocunty Jail .
Iiwln llodson Co., suppllci elec
tions Chas. J Ferguson, refund ot
probate fees ..
I'aclllc Tel. it Tel. Co , long ilia
tnnce services, court houso
Pacific Tel. & Tel . telephone
services, court house
Pacific Tel it Tel., telephone
services, poor farm
C. It. !)clnp, expreysage, etc..
elections ...
Western Transfer Co , itrayaBC,
court house ......
Tho Shasta, supplies, tax collec
tion .
A. J. Manning, wood, court
houso ................. .. . ........
Whitman Drug Co, supplies,
county offlccH . . ......
Pioneer Prlntcry, supplies coun
ty offices
Road Fund
.Southern I'aclllc Co, freight on
culverts
llort North, posts, Itnttlo Snako
Point ronil
Con Murphy, work on ronds,
1915
Klamath Taxi Co., auto hire,
1914
Chas. y.umbrum, work on ronds,
1014 (i sn owed for 17.00)
Prod Zumbrum. work on ronds,
1914 (dlsnllowed for $fl GO) ....6500
Fred Moffat, work on roads,
1911 (disallowed for $7.00) .... 7000
John K'nott, work on roads, 19H
(disallowed for $7.00) 210.00
Hmll zunibrum, worn on roaus,
1914 (disallowed for $7.00) ....
William Norton, work on roads,
1914 (disallowed for $1.25) ...
Albort I McOuIre, work on
ronds, 1914 (disallowed for
14.25)
Charles Zumbrtim, work on
roads, 1914 (disallowed for
innni ow
Fied Kumbrum, work on roads,
1914 (disallowed for $6.50) ...
Emll Zumbrum. work on roads,
1914 (disallowed for $fi.00) ....
John Khott. work on roads,
I ill J fillmillnu-eil for fC.00)
Fred Moffat, work on roads,
1914 (disallowed for $3.00) ....
Phnrlnit Kumbriini. Work on
t(t9.n
Fred Zumbrum, work on roads,
1014 rrilunllnwnd for 13.25)
Emll Zumbrum, work on roads,
101 J Hlunllnurnil fni- 13.25) ....
Frnih Mntfat. work on roads,
lllli llanllnwnil for 15.50)
John Knott, work on roads,
inii HisnllnwAil for $0.25)
W. M. Hodson, work on loads,
inii .llunllnu-m! for $1.1)0)
C. I). Wlllson, work on William
son river bridge 1914 ......-
C. D. Wlllson, ""ul0,Sfk02Bg6S5
Point rond contract, 1914...AW-W
Fred Oilman nnd men. CroBccnt
brldgo work, disallowed In
full, 1293.60. . .
Fred Oilman, Crcflcent bridge
lumber, dlsnllowed In "
aoo. C. Cannon, Crescent brldW
HunpllcB, disallowed In f""
L. M. Scofleld Co., couniv c
ranA monuments, 11
allowed In full. $350.00.
40.86
110.00
6.00
36.00
12.60
500
500
15.00
1.95
1800
10S15
1900
300
228.11
58(5
120
16.30
169.99
82.40
too
3.85
7.J5
1000
not
41.00
600
7.65
616
2.40
18.00'
1.70
4 00
405.M
5260
100.00
3500
70.00
25.00
60.00
66.00
70.00
2500.
4260
65.00
59.00
17J.00
34.60
61.60
3260
32.60
65.00
187.60
15.00
ols-
John Knott and men, work on
Beaver Marsh, disallowed U
full, $696.99, mnrV on
John Knott and men, work on
Beaver Marsn, aisaiw" -
fill), $431.86,
work on
mnlntiu
nance 10,00 ' John Knott and wyn. wore
Fred Bryant, 1916 maintenance.. 41.00 Bonvor Marsh, dlsalloweo
j, u mgnimier, ivie malnte- run, i9T.tv.
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