Re eipis nuti Disbiimemenlft
ol Serie» of Becket Utili
Game«» for Cup
The lulluwin* la the report ol the
»long Ithok.U Itali committee i
hu viera
Feb
It
II
Mar.
H
it
IMh,.. .............................. »25 71»
Mat
............................
37 ftü
2*1 li
4.1 Ml
41 ho
nth
...................
M
IHth
N
2*1 h
Total.. ................. ... ... »266 20
nrsasBa
J. V Houston hall tent 6 night*
at »10 (Hl...........
I • W) IN»
J. V, lloiialon u«e ol hall for
|>i «clh*«*
hr» wt ftü» | < i hr.
20
Th«* lC»»|»iih|n gii , priiiHiitf I2U0
th »I get«
r»u
10
I lo wd uhi, i*4ntlng I’MM) ticket« .
A ou
Birnnun, wiinh»w card«
2 (Ml
6 46
Mung cuiiimllure, I b««k«*t bull
(|. Hi'itkvililtrr,
llitf «up
t. 0U
C, II. Utid*!wund, iiirdlCliRthir«
ii I n I ì »*.I IlMy«l«,ii A<t i injuri«'«
i im ' s 'I v » m | during l*«t natile
•J <U
hr. Maaton.prulvMhiiial «orvlr«*«
acct Hayden
..
3 ik)
Money |>ui I mvinlv N of White
Miar «lid High Mchoul I « mui a
1
Im i
training ripein«** .............
52 ix)
Dial the signature was undoubtedly that
<■1 W, I. Mills. Tbto I l.eck
Feb., 21, 1908.
On the tame day that the check was
received at the bank copies of the In*
jnnclloii act Inn and of the notice of
dissolution of |>artiirr*hlp were sent b>
the sheiiff of Alameda County to secure
seivice on Milla. The papers were re
turned three weeks later with the ex
planation that hr <mild not Ire found.
It lias also lawn learned through par
ile* II. Ing In Loa Angeles that Milla has
liven In that city since leaving Imre,
but al the present lime his whereabouts
«re unknown. Mr. Wright received a
letter Iroin his «Isler, who also lives in
l.ake G< unity, on the "th of thia month
«telilig that neither she nor her mother
bad lmer<l auylbiiig from Milla since lie
left here.
The events that have liatispire<l fur.
nl*h proof |*»itlve that th« man found
dead at Itolding was not Mill*, hut why
lie left here under such condition* is
still mu uiisolv.' l piohlein. His trip b>
California ».a on business for the finn,
but lie never transacted the Imai ruo
li nd lia* never lieeu heard from exiwpl
in au indirect way.
Teachers’ Institute at Merrill
Semi-Anhual Financial Statement of
County Officials
Lonq lake (o. Will furnish
lumber for llutne
Campbell A Huffman,the firm awarded
Hie contract for the construction of the
S» ril-ANNUAL RI'PORJ
I-O"I river tlum* lias enterwl into aeon*
Of the County Clark of Klamath County, Htats of Orogon, showing the
Hi* I "t.g L.k* I umimrCo. U.
amount and numlier of claim* sllowed t.y the County Court ol said County, for furnish all ol ti.< lumber tieeiled in the
whal allowed, amount ol wairant* drawn, and amount of warrant* outstanding < on-irm ti u. .1 the wood work. In turn
and unpaid, from the first day of Ociolier 191)7, to the Mat dav ol Man h 11AM tlW 1
Co. ItM i<-a*< I tin- O l*--a
kith Inclusive.
W | «<w mill and will atari the same on
Circuit Court ...................................
... $2941
m I a > u I the Iftili of tins month. Thecon-
Salary of County Judge ...............
199
Sheriff’» Salary and Deputy Hire
.... 2242 47 j tract calls for 740,700 feet of lumber,
Clerk's Sul*A and Deputy Hire
1815 34 which i« to In? cut from the lorwt re*
Treasurer’s Salary
.................. .
. ..
4!>9 98 aery« in the immediate vicinity of
Assessor’* Salary ..........................
....
7«M> IM>
John Hughe*, chief logging
Superintendent’» Salary
...........
....
*M> Ml
Court House and Jail Expense
....
418 82 •gent ol the F'oreetry llepartment, ha*
Supplies................. .............................
....
497 56 been here lor some time to determine
County Health Officer’s Salary ...
....
125 00 • here the timber necessary fur this
Board of Prisoners
.....................
....
335 67 •mount of lutnte-r shall I* cut.
Freight, Express Express, etc.
....
291 «9
In company with W. O Huson, man-
Brifioa
..................................
....
674 50
Teachers Examination....................
92 50 •ger of the Long Lake Lumber Com
Commiaaionera Salary
.................
....
245 20 pany, be spent a few day* at Odessa to
Salary of Road Supervisors .
... . 17'J« 45 make selection* and to decide upon a
Scalps .................................................
5« 00
County Poor ....................................
11'.9 53 method for logging. According to the
Printing and Publishing...................
....
272 36 contract the ¡»ng lake Co, Manufact
Surveying and Platting...................
....
110 90 ure» the lumber and deliver* it at the
Insane Expense ..............................
25 <X) flume really lor u*e. The Odessa mill
Refunding Taxes........... ..................
....
145 95
Justice Court.. .
.......................
....
305 21 w.ll Ire kept running to its full capacity
Light, Water and Telephone .:...
....
184 94 until all of the lumber for the contract
Janitors Salary ..............................
... .
'JD0 00 is sawed.
Fruit ln pectora Salary
........
34 5o
County Roadsand Road Viewer*
....
291 96
Juvenile Court
..............................
....
84 50
Open More Land
Safe for County Treasurer ...........
1469
The register and receiver of the Lake
Total amount of Claims allowed and drawn
... >18,728 70 view land office have iaaued notice* that
State of Oregon,
)
the plat of township 35 H., range 26 £ ,
• S8.
W. M. an surveyed by Rufus 8. Moore
County of Klamath. )
an*I Malcolm H. McCown, on March 16,
I, Geo, Chastain, County Cleik, of the County of Klamath. Stat«- of Oregon,
do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true an.f correct ststemvnt of the num- 1901, ha* been received al the Lakeview
her and amount of c aim« allowed oy the County Court of tata County for toe 0L •* and that the .«me baa l»een ac-
six month* ending on the 31*t day of March, 1908, on what account the same cepled by tb** ( :nino>’<ivher of the Gen
were allowed, and the amount of warrant* drawn, and the amount of warrant* eral Land Office,
outstanding and unpaid a* the same appear upon the records of my office and in
The plat will be tile«] dn June 9, 1908,
my official custody.
Witness my band and the sial of the County Court of said county thie 11th and all vacant government lands will
day of April, A. D. 1908.
become subject to entry, filing and ae’
GEO. CHASTAIN. County Clerk.
lecting under the public land laws on
By Roy G. Walker, Deputy.
that «late.
The teachers' institute al Merrill last
Total .................................. ♦i.’i 46 Saturday was one <>f the most successful
Xel receipts turned over Io II.8
ever hold In th« county. The attend
AlhlHii* A m < m I m Hoti ............. » 94 76 ance of teachers was very good, about
VOTSS
thirty Iwing present. The Merrill |>eo-
Firemen
II. H. l.ibr'y |>lu lurtmd out and he)|>e<i make the see-
48
Fell. I’.th
a
10 •Ion tin* grand snecMM that it was.
" 21.1
53
2li
1»
The meeting waa cullili al 9:15 a. rn.
61
" 28th
71
1
o• by Superintendent Wight and aftei
Mar 12th
47
44
'• lath
38
5 ■liiguig the song America the leachei*
47
71
246
" Mlh
1 were welcomed to Merrill by Prof. <«.
SMM
34 If. Carluck, principal of the Bjorrill
KI
449
*chiK>la. Sept. Wight responded to
III «¡»•H'tíiilly H«ibtiiHt«MÌ
Prof. Carlock's welcome.
Miss Anna Applegate read a most In
teresting |>B|>or on the "Historical Points
of Interest alami Merrill." This was
foHowad bv » "• l<«lk Talk" by W. A
St.Ml-ANNU Al. StATEHENT
Itelsi'll which ns* very instructive.
Notice
Henii-annna'
statement
of the County Treasurer of Klamath County,
.
Dead Man Not Mills
"Futuie Outhsik of Kcheola" was the ol money* «•<. v.d, pai l |< ut, and remaining in
.......................... .. *.............. * '
bai.d lor the
Notice is hereby given that there are
Tlir rnyptarioun ili«Ap|traninre <>t \\ •ubjei l upon which Prof J. G. Swan eudmg on the 3iat day »I March, A. D. 1U08.
J. Mill», «>( th$* Wright-Mtllo ('«unptny, gave a talk that waa Iwneflcial to all
Balance
Amounts re
Amounts
Balance on
on Sepietnlirr 9th of hat year, ha« teachers. A general discussion on test
on baud
ceived fruui
|«id out on
band Aj
l*>ok*
used
up
the
rest
of
the
morning
Oct
1.
1907.
all
sources.
all
account*.
1, 1901 >8
l«'n | mii Hally « g I vcn I, al h«aat «»lie tiling
J. W Siemens,
i General Fumi
.1
$60.786 51
»67.12* -1
$17,617 ’ 95
nh«u»hit«»Iy certain it that the man found sene ioti.
City Treasurer.
21.527 47
4.372 41
21.421 51
The opening number of the afternoon County Schuul Fumi .... . 4.266 4M
«lea»I n<*ar Kml«l 1 ng, CaL, w n<»( Milla.
Dated April 2, 1908.
State School Fumi
. . 2,727 73
2,698 23
29
«.
«»Ion
was
a
xuig
by
Mime
of
the
Mer
hlnro .Mill« l«»H hero hi« partner, J. W.
County Library Fund .
61 42
293 11
354
Wiighl, ha« had «'«»inniunii'ati'iua wtth rill echoed children which showed that Roxd Fund
' <7 21
9.419 99
2 .092 84
¡0.024
lligh
Schm.l
Fund
.
.
.
.
they
ha<l
thorough
training
in
the
mu-
7,142
76
6.720
18
5,236
10
8,626
Milla* former wile reaitling in Nevada«
institute Fumi
79 77
34 50
83 00
31
an<l (mm hit in »thrr, who live« in Lake «leal line. Prof. |{ itili» next preseli tv I ExceaaonTax ssl «Fumi
1
177 59
177
t'oetnty« Cal.« neither of them kn>»wh g a very utile discourke mi "Attention in Klatnsil 1- illa I und
74 83
5,782 98
5,49<J 29
367
Cla» Recitation.” Frol. II. H. Dun- i Schuol District No. 1
nnvHihig <»f hi* whereabout*.
The fir «1 hear«l of Milla aince hie de. * her gave I hr teacher« orn* of hi« practi
Spucial Tax Fund
221 60
2,283 45-
1,977 17
527
cal an I furreful talk« on 'Arithmetic " School District N<>. 2
parture
in the form of a check f r |
S|wcial Tax F und
14« 56
146 56
which lie gave t<> ah Oakland piil»li«h> Mr Ihii.lmr always says «oniething of i School District N<>. 25
Ing houar. The chwk m « on the Kia* e »erptloukl value to teacher* and hl"
Spccial Tax Fund
124 71
124 /r.
talk < iii (In* important study was replete
loath County llank« where the firm had with «<-<*! suggestions. k.iws Stella School District No 28
Special Tax Fund ...
351 <•8
01
533
750 28
fund«, hut the paymvni r>f ih«* check l'.impt<vil. *|e-nking "n the subject ol School District N<>. 29
wit« «topp'd bv «h injuiH'tion «nit "Nagging," «bowed that »he i« llior
Special Tax Fund
42 96
2,367 26
■■uglily leniill-r with the echool room,
No chemicals are used
brought t»y -Mr. Wright. The check l.itetrstine i»st*-r« were also read bv School District No. 31
in the refining of
Special Tax Fund
316 97
259 50
wa« sent to the Firat SatD>nnl Hank lor Mi** Rn be*on "English inthe Grades."
i School District No. 32
• illeclbin, ami when prv»«uitrd (or |*ay* Mom Anna Conn on "l'iimary G.-og
9
40
Special Tax Fund ....
19
amd
inent waa mark««! **pavmrnt »topped by raphy," ami by Mt** Callahan on •'Pri School District N<> 1
mary Reading ’’ The paper« were all
BERRYuUSUGAR
Itond Rcdempt v»n Fund
397 61
1.896 18
order of court." Mr. U’right exaniinnl
900 00
inore or less discussed l*v the teacher*
It is just pure sugar. The
the cluK’k. wliirh <aa«<>n a regular Kla ami wlien the meeting a<lyuird.*l all fell ; . School lbstrict No. 2
B<>nd lledemption Fund
1.263 47
process is hygienic all the
384 00
math Coun*y Hank blank, and found that it had been a dar pioti I ably «pent ' Sehool District No. 4
wav and meets every reuu
Itond R.xi.-mpt mn Fund
36 17
73 63
ment of the pure food la
30 00
School District No. 5
mads onr ST
Bond Redemptiori Fund 1,602 75
113 14
* H. SVCA* kBnxiNC co.
1,647 75
1
1 School District N<>. 7
Err health al-a.<ut tut
BonJ Redemplion Fund
671 86
1,241 70
£U» 00
'School District No. 28
Bond Redemplion F und
525 79
510 33
1») 00
School District No. 31
Bond Redemplion Fund
159 54
120 02
50 00
C
Materials for Spraying
and Seed Grain Dipping
BERRY SUGAR
$ 45,199 64
Totals
Sulphur.................
Blue Vitriol.
Formaldehyde......
Arsenate Lead
Whale Oil Soap
Quassia Chips
10c lb.. 3 for 25c
15c lb.
65c I't.
30 lb.
25c lb.
*15c lb.
DAIRY
Í
E
GOODS
To arrive
t
April BOtti
Seasonable Dress Goods
Men’s Work and Dress Shirts
Consisting of
.SHOES
FOR EVERYBODY.
LOTS OF THEM
GROCERIES
TOO
at the store of
$115,555 57
$ 93.840 41
» 66,911 8
Siate of <»regor.
S>**<ad a
futility of Klamath. ’
I. I.. Alva Lewis, County Treasurer ol Klamath County. State of Oregon, do
hrrvl'v certify that the foregoing statement of money* received, l aid out, ami
remaining on hand in the County Treasury of Klamath County, Uiegon, is true
to the l>e»t ot my knowledge amt belief.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, this 8th day of April A. D., l!>08.
L. ALVA LEWIS,
County Trea*urer.
Oregon Nursery Co.
SHERIFF'S SEMI.ANNUAL REPORT
Showing Amount nf Taxes Collected and Paid County Treasurer
From October ist. 1007 u> riarch 31st, 1008, Inclusive.
Trees. Shrubs, Vines
1907
Roll 1906, 'hr Amount Collected, October.
«4
<4
At
4 4
1 •
1908
January, ___
•4
44
4»
4 I
I«
February, 1908
«4
*
1906,
October,
1907
4 4
* I
November. 1907
• 4
December, 1907
4'
January, 1908
4 t
February, im
4 4
4 4
4 4
March,
1908
At
4
4 4
1907, 4 4
February. 1908
4 4
4 4
<4
tt
March,
1908
Total Amount of Cash collected
To amount paid Treasurer, October,
1907
4 4
.......................
Novi mber. I'.si?
December, 1907
4 4
4 4
4
January, 1908
4 4
4 4
"
* February, 1908
4 4
4 4
4 4
"
March.
1908
Total amount paid Treasurer
State of Oregon,
»
i
12
4
4221
367
' 150
551
268
675
5547
98533
62
41
85
«1
52
10
77
52
24
66
»110340 59
$
4229
367
150
564
5820
99209
23
52
10
18
3 s
18
$110340 59
Us.
I
County of Klanmth.
1, Silas Olienehaim Sheriff and ev-Officio Tax Collector <4 Klamath county,
Oregon, do hereby certify that the alwive re|«irt is correct and true, and that the
amount* stated a« collecte.l are the true amounts collected, ami that the same has
lieen paid to the County Treasurer.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, April 1st, 1908.
SILAS Oil» N’CHAIN’,
Sheriff and Tax Collector of Klamath County, Oregon.
SEMI-ANNUAL SUMMARY STATEMENT
Of the financial condition of the County of Klamath, State of Oregon, on the
31st day of March, A. D., 1908 :
To warrants drawn on County Treasurer, and outstanding and unpaid. $76909 51
To estimated amount of interest accrued thereon ..
...................... 6921 87
M ASON &. S l OU G H
ABSTRACTERS
A choice line of InveNt-
mont*» til at will ninke
ttie purchaser money
Lands
Ranches
City Property
Farm Mortgages
MASON & SLOUGH
H
Total liabilities..................................................................... ... $838)tl 38
By funds in hand« of County Treasurer, applicable to the payment of
County Warrants..........................................................................
$lt>005 45
; By estimated unpaid current taxes, applicable to the payment of
Coiintv Warrants
.
. .
16000 00
Total resource*
»31005 45
0. K. TRANSFER & STORAGE CO
KENYON A THOMPSON, PROPS.
Goods packed and shipped. Heavy freighting
a specialty. Baggage orders given prompt at
tention.
Having up-to-date piano trucks we.
solicit your fine piano moving.
Phones—Office 871, Barn 671, Res dence 645
Long Lake
Lumber Co
Manufacturer« of All Kinds of
LUMBER
Cabinet Work, Sash and Doors,
AH Kinds of Mouldings,
Hand sawing and Turning,
Odd-Sized Doors and Windows a
sei
PHONE
All kinds of Finishing Lum
ber now on hand.
Large assortment of Doors
and Windows made up and
ready for immediate de
livery.
/
Can furnish an order on the
grounds for any sized build-
ing within twenty-four
hours.
Large stock of Flooring in
three grades.
W. O. HUSON,
Manager
OUR SECOND
Since our organization aa a
Trust and Saving* Bank on
November 18. 1907, we have
rendered to the State Exam
iner of Banks two reports of
our condition and been exam
ined once by him.
The Report speak* for itself
showing a gain of »9,715.60
since our last report.
We realize that the moat
valuable asset of a Bank ia
that of public confidence and
we furnish our depositors with
every safeguard and protec
tion for their funds, and shall
continue to do so in the future
as in the past
Our books are
always open for inspection by
depositors.
The First trust & Savings Bank
AT KLAMATH FALLS)
in the St«)« ot Oregon, at the close of
busines*, f ebruary 14. 1908.
RE8OCRCES
Ioans and discounts.............. » 29,170 80
Due from approved reserve
hanks.................
5,021 92
F*pense Account
815 58
Cash on hand ...
500 00
T<rr«i.
35,508 3)
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in.......... » 25,000 00
Undivided profits, leas ex
penses and taxes paid..
667 70
Time certificates of deposit
7,7*0 00
Savings deposits...............
2,100 •»
T otal .
.
. I 35,508 »
S tate or O kbgo . x ,
)
CocxTv or K lamath i **'
I, J. W. Siemens, Cashier of the
atsive-nained bank, do solemnly swear
■ hat the shove statement is true to the
l>est of my knowledge and belief.
J. W. .' iemins . Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
>hts 2d day of March, 1908.
P. L. F ocxtaix , Notary Public.
CORRECT—A ttest :
G. W. W hits .
I Tv
.
Gao T. B aldwix , ) Di'«“»«
SALEM, ORE.I
Complete Stock of Fruit,
Shade and Ornamental'
R. G. ROSS,
Specialty
I
SAVINGS M
Klamath Falls, Oregon
G. W. WMrra. Pr««id*nt
G. T. B aldwin . ViM-Prea.
1. W. SiaaBNB. Cashlar
W. A. DanzaLU A ml Cashier
City Meat Market
MEISS & ARMAND
AGENT
PROPRIETORS
f/WS OF FRESH, SALT
BOX 175
KLAMATH FALLS. ORE.
AND SMOKED MEATS
SAUSAGES OF ALL KINDS
CHANGE OF TIME
Klamath LakeR.R
AND
7VVIDWAY
«
McIntire-Straw
STABLE 3™ SHOP
Stage Line
" --
"■
—
.
I
DAILY SERVICE
EFFECTIVE APRIL IO
From Klamath F’alls to San Francis
co anil all points between Thrall
and same:
Leave Klamath Falls ... 4: 00 A. M.
Arrive at Spencers......... 7:30
Leave Spencers at ..... 8: 00
Arrive at Pokecama .... 11: 00
I.v Pokegama, K L.R.R.ll: 15
Arrive at Thrall
1: 15 P. M,
Leave Thrall. S P. R. R.
train No. 15 ............. 2: 25
Arrive at San Francisco, 9: 28 a . M.
29 hours and 28 minutes, Klamath
Falls to San Francisco.
Train No.
13 on S. P. leaves Thrall 5: 54 p. m .
arriving at San Francisco 11'28 a.ni.
Klamath Falls to Portland:
Leave Klamath Falls as above.
Leave Thrall S P. train No. 16, 1:32
p. m., arrive at Portland 7: 55 a. m.
27 hours and 55 minutes, Klamath
Falls to Portland.
From San Francisco to Klamath
Faj|s.
Leave San Francisco at 2: 20 p. m.;
arrive at Thrall at 6: 04 a. m.
Leave Thrall at 6:30 a. m.; leave
Pokegama at 9 a. m. ; arrive at
Klamath Falls st 5 p. m.; dinner at
Spencer's leaving there at 1 p. m.
Shortest time ever.
26 hours and
40 minutes, San Francisco to Klam
ath Falls. No other route does it.
This is the cheapest and best way;
fare $5 in either direction between
Tltrall and Kliimatn Falls.
General Blacksmithing and Wagon Work
Livery and Feed Stable
Both Saddle and Driving Horses
Pilone «6
CHAS. R. BALDWIN KiomoihFoils
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A. G. DUHME
TIMBERLAND
Office in First National Bank Building,
LAKEVIEW, OREGON.
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