Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914, November 24, 1910, Image 4

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5.40 Burrell Short, election claim
tion county poor................
1» E Young, election claim
Cl as F. D- lap cash ad­
vanced county poor .... 31 25 J. W. Morri»», election claim
T. E Griffith, election claim
C. R. De Ijtp, extra deputy
E. -I. MURRAY, Editor
hire (elections> ................ 30.00 1 R. C. Cowley, election claim.
II. G. Itusaey, election claim.
C. R Do Ixvp. cash paid in
elections, extra help ....
T
N
Wilkerson, elwiloti
claim......... ..........................
J. G. Swan, expenses .........
C J. Swingle, election claim
John G. Shallock, cash ad­
I vanced county poor .... 30.00 W It. Campbell, election
TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
claim....................................
All communications submitted for publication in the columns of this C. R. De laip. stamps .... 30.00
9 10 W. H. Pankey. election claim
paper will be inserted only over the name of the writer No nou de plume C. R De Lap, expressago. . .
articles will be published
Harry Pearson, constable
E. G. Rourk. election claim
fees .....................................
7 40 Joa, L. Ringo, election claim
Harry Pearson, cash ad­
L. L. Howard, election claim
vanced county charge ...
4 50 Sam Bliss, election claim . . .
H H. Vau Valkenburg. wood
Il P. Alexander, election
—
claim....................................
I for court house................ 325 00
LAYING RAILS AT RATE OF Mll.F J. 8. Dawson, hauling wood 37.50 C. J. Sweet. election claim
INSTITUTE HELD AT HILDE­
20.00 J. H lloblm. election claim.
W B Barnes, stamps...........
A DAY
BRAND SATURDAY
5.00 8. E Martin, election claim
C. H. Daggett, stamps ....
E. 8. Terwilliger, election
J. D Witt, care of county
claim....................................
poor
327.75
Freighting Krom Klamath Falls I» New StoN Bridge Will Be Put In
{John G Schallock. cash paid
Jay P. Harter, election claim
Soon aa the Rail« Reach
About Over for the Year—Mr-
' on election tables..............
I .00 E. Elvy, election claim.........
the River.
('umbrn. Entertain Frico <k>
7 00 I I G. W Offield. election claim
Jas Mongold, digging graw
K. F. Light A Water Co..
J H Hestüg. election claim
lights and water.............. SS. 10 C. C. Jackson, election claim
Rapid progress is being made on Star Drug Co., mdse court
J. G. Swan, county superintendent I
Richard Melhase. ejection
was around on his annual visiiatious tiie Southern Pacific road which is be­
3 50
house....................................
claim...................................
in Poe and Yonna Valleys last week. ing built north of this city. The rails Ranisby's Express, hauling.
. 7 5 R A Moon, election claim.
He stopped at Dairy on Friday, and are now laid for a distance of twelve Guy Sutton, nursing count)
Ix>uls
Brennan,
election
went to Hildebrand tn the evening. miles north of town, and .Martin Dil­
10 00
claim ....................................
poor......................................
He is advocating before the individual lon. who has charge of that work for Glass A Prudhomme. pre­
c E Mulkey, election claim
members of school boards the pur­ Erickson A Petterson, is laying the
3.23 (1 A. 8chenecker, election
cinct register?....................
chase of a new heating system for the rails at the rate of a mile a day
claim ....................................
J. M Platts, court house
It is expected that the track will
schools in their respective districts.
11 07 C M Hunt, election claim
supplies...............................
be laid to within half a mile of Guy Sutton, nursing county
• s s
F. E Sargent, election claim
Sprague river by December 10. There
38.00
O.
poor
......................................
A Stearns, election dnlm
Wade H. Oden, teacher in Upper ir considerable steam shovel work to
5 20 O A Stearns, election claim
Poe Valley, attended the institute at be done in the half mile south of I Gem Cafe, food county poor
G. A Krallst, election claim
Hildebrand Saturday. He stopped Sprague river, but it is expected that i Mrs. H L Smith, room rent
county poor ....................... 21 00 J. Y Johnson election claim
over to visit his parents. Mr. and I the rails will be laid to the river by
Mrs. H. 8. Oden, of Pine Flat, before January 1. when the new steel bridge . R. M. Richardson, reporting, 10 00 John Coliman election claim
J. L. Yaden. election claim
fj
K
Weatherman, food
returning.
will be erected, the abutments for
county poor ......................
SO 10 I»' 8 i Grigsby, election claim
• • •
which are already in Then the track Western Union Tel Co .
P R. Good« in. election claim
Ivan W'elch and Gerald Oden fixed will be laid within a mile of the head­
50
4
clock
rental
......................
K. Brandenburg, election
the school house flue, which has been quarters of the new contract.
7.50 r
O. K Transfer Co., drayage
claim
........................... T ..
I
working imperfectly since its con­
When Sprague river is reached the
5.75
Burge W Mason election
struction. Now the room is free from track will have been laid thirty mile-- John Allen, repairing jail
claim....................................
smoke and the impure air ventilator from this city.
I John G Schallock. cash ad­ 11.40
vanced county poor.........
is doing the work intended that it
A gravel pit large enough to sup­ Van Riper Bros ,
Sam Hill, election claim
mdse.
should do.
ply all the ballast necessary for this
Vulentln«- Griffith election
40.00
mdse,
county
poor
• • •
section of the road has been found Van Riper Bros., mdse.
claim '................
A petition for the granting of » sa­ on Ben Wright’s property south of
24 00 M E. Spencer, election claim
county
poor
....
loon license at Dairy is being circu­ Sprague river, which will be utilized
W A. Brown, election claim
H. G. Nyberg, nursing coun­
lated throughout this neighborhood for that purpose when necessary.
21.00 AV. L Plain, election claim
ty
poor
................................
Judging from the statements of some
II W Grow, election claim
Midway Tel A Tel. Co.,
of those who conducted saloons at MRS. FISKE OBJECTS TO AR-
R O Vincent, election claim
telephone
...........................
this place before the local option laws
TIULKS CONCERN I NG HERSEI I J. O. Hamaker. registering
Wiu. Barks election claim
they were not paying ventures Even
10 50 J W Jury, election claim
voters
...................................
if Bonanza will remain dry. a saloor.
Adel Ady, election claim. . . .
here could hardly be a profitable r"n-| U ria» au Kxctwdinaiy Abie Letter fo. Livermore Hotel, meals elec­
3.70 W I, Tingley, election claim
tion
board
.........................
a
I
’
erson
Who
Is
Pictured
a»
ture unless the usual side line at-!
Pacific Tel. A Tel. Co., tele­
II. G. Fairclow, election
"Irresponsible"
tractions of the saloon are attached
phone ...................................
claim....................................
to IL There is no fear of any citizens
J.
F.
Goeller
A
Son.
election
Thos
Hyland, election claim
of the vicinity transgressing the line
Several weeks ago an article ap-
booths .................................. 35.10 D. G. Brown, election claim
of decency, but we do believe that peared in one of the Klamath Falls
M H. Watupler.electIon claim
without proper regulation Dairy papers relating to Mrs. Agnes Fiske, I Mrs. J. E. Newnham. finding
body of Ernest Finnell. . . 100 00 Carl Brown, election claim
might become the rendevous of an which depicted her as being insane
F. D. Courtade. election claim
element which tries to make a living ‘ and wandering aimlessly around the C. C. JackBon. canvassing
14.00 F
election
...............................
D. Courtade. election
by the use of wit and sharp prac- country. Respecting the articles Mrs.
claim....................................
tices rather than by honest work Fiske has written the following to the J O. Hamaker, canvassing
11.20 D. M Griffith, election claim
♦ election...............................
Quite a few voters who opposed pro- Herald:
2 50 8. H. Griffith, election claim
W. B. Barnes. expr<>ssage
hibitlon are not in sympathy with the • Editor Klamath Republic^,
Morning
Express,
publishing
E. L. Moore, election claim
petition.
“Sir—My attention has been called
notice of Board of Equali­
Ray Freuer. election claim
• •
to an article in the Chronicle of No­
zation ............... .................... 10.35 G. H. Van Meter. <>1001100
Mr. and Mrs. Riley Woods of Pine vember 17th, under the beading.' Johu Irwin. Attorney services
claim...................................
Plat have been seriously ill. Dr : 'Has a Mania for Disappearing.' in 1 Circuit Court ....................
10.00 V. R. Evans, election claim .
Hitchcock of Klamath Falls has been | which I am pictured as a sort of irre-; Klamath Stables, livery hire
F B. Kester, election claim
sponsible female wandering Jew. 11 county poor .......................
the attending physician.
2.50 A L. Michael, election claim
want to say that I went to the Agency K. K. K. Store, mdse, county
• • •
C. W. Sherman, election
14 90
A. L. Michael has finished plowing in search of employment, that I ob- • jail .......................................
claim ....................................
his ranch in Pine Flat. He will have tained it in the family of J. M. Hol- ! Link River Electric Co., wir­
W. L. Welch, election claim
man.
I
was
not
‘
taken
in.'
I
worked
4 30 I. F Davies, election claim
in the neighborhood of 140 acres of
ing at court house-...........
there for eight weeks. When I left I' W. McCabe, hauling...........
fall-sown grain.
3.76 Fred Beck, election claim.
was paid the balance of wages due Ramsby A House, hauling
• • •
R. S. Sutton, election rial in
me. and came to this city, stopping
The freighting between Klamath
election booths ................
Ward & 1 Obenchain. mdm
Falls and interior points, via Dairy, over night at the stage station at Mo-, 'Glass A Prudhomme, tax
county poor ....
is about over for the year. The Hotel doc Point. I paid the regular price ( rool ......................................
42 25 Ward & Ob<-n<
1
hain. nids«-
Yonna and W. P. Sedge & Son have charged travelers. I was not 'taken Irwin-Hodson Co., election
county jail .........
in
by
a
family
who
took
pity
on
me
’
enjoyed a good trade. Our merchant
15.00 Ward * Obenchain,
supplies...............................
1
inds«-
loaded several teams with their win­ at Agency Landing. I was never there A. L. Young Machinery Co.,
county poor ....................
In my life. I am not mentally unbal­
ter supplies. He is earning a reputa­
supplies rock crusher
5 33 Dr. Alex. Patterson, treat-
i inent county poor ...........
tion for good goods, reasonable prices anced. I have not a suicidal tenden­ Glass & Prudhomme Co.
cy, and whether my family in the
and courteous treatment to all.
supplies................................ 50 25 Dr. Alex. Patterson, witness
East are wealthy or not lc entirely my
Glass A Prudhomme Co
Justice Court ....................
• • •
own affair. I am Irish, and a Catho­
55.00 Dr. Alex. Patterson, county
supplies...............................
lic,
not
in
name,
but
in
practice,
and
Mr. and Mrs. Orrin McCumber en­
Link River Electric Co., elec­
poor treatment ................
tertained a number of their friends at neither the race nor the creed to
8. 10 U D. Willson. b<>ddlng coun­
trical supplies....................
their home in Pine Flat last Friday which I belong are given to suicide.
Guy Sutton, nursing county
ty poor ................................
evening. Among those present were I am willing at any time to be exam­
poor .....................................
C
D. Willson, bedding coun­
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Michael. Mr. and ined by a duly appointed lunacy com­
Klamath
Stables.
county­
ty poor ................................
Mrs. H. L. Arant, Mr. and Mrs. Emil mission. I ask to be allowed the
poor ......................................
4.00 W. B. Barnes, void tax cer­
Flackus and Messrs. Charley Walker, American right to 'life, liberty, and
Joe Welch, bridge work . . . 15.00
tificate ................................
Chas, and Albert Burgdorf. Willie the pursuit of a living.' This reporter
Witbrow-Melhase Co., office
W.
B. Barnes, void tax cert-
Jonas and Henry and Martin Stoehs- has made the latter almost impossi­
rent ..................................... 30.00
tlficate
........... .....................
ler.
ble.
MR8 AGNES FISKE.”
H. M. Manning, services
Big Basin Lumber Co., lum­
• • •
State of Oregon vs. Tom
ber county jioor................
It is irresponsible articles of the na­
Mrs. A. L. Michael left for a visit in
Alexander, disallowed in
I>. S. Reclamation Service,
Salem and other Willamette points. ture of the one alluded to that make
the Bum of 35.00 and al­
rental of road scrapers . .
She expects to be gone about three trouble and annoyance, to say noth­
lowed in the sum of.........
5.00 O. K. Transfer Co., hauling
ing
of
possible
irreparable
injury,
to
months. Mr. Michael and Willie
C. J. Heldtman, drugs coun­
patient to poor farm .,..
Jonas will keep bachelor's quarters in those mentioned therein. And it is
ty poor ...............................
4.70 Square Dea), courthouse sup­
■'newspaper
”
work
of
that
description
the meantime.
5.40
plies .....................................
which is deprecated by the reading B. E. Kearns, election claim
H. Snowgoosc, election claim
3.00 F. M White. M. D„ profes­
public of a community.
COUNTY JUDGE'S TKIIM OF
3 00
i D. L. Gordon, election claim
sional
services county
Thos. McCormick, election
OFFICE NEARLY OVER KANHAH WILL GET ONE
poor, |50. Disallowed as
claim ....................................
3.00
MORE CONGREHSMA n '
not a proper
charge
The Fret Monday in January Will See
M. W. McCormick, election
against the county.
the New Officers Take Their
claim ....................................
3.00 E. C. Greely, plumbing ....
WA8HINGTON, D. C., Nov. 22—
Official Positions
3.00 Pacific Tel. A Tel. Co., tele­
The census reports show that the « D. R. Doten, election claim.
I
James
O.
Watts,
election
phone county poor farm . .
state of Kansas has a population of
Monday, January 2d, will witness 1,089.949. This is an increase of I claim ....................................
3.00 Dr. J. E. Taylor, services
the induction into office of the new 20,454, or 15 per cent, and gives the E Casebeer, election claim . .
3 00
county poor, disallowed In
county judge, and Judge Griffith is state an additional congressman
O. W. Howard, election
full; not a proper county
busy at present getting the county af­
claim ...................................
15.00
charge.
fairs under his immediate supervision
Chas. T. Powne, election
Vlrgl) * Son, stove county
The Rainfall
in shape so that he can turn over his
claim ...................................
3.00
assessor...............................
Thursday two-tenths of an Inch of
office to his predecessor with a clean rain fell, and Friday there were Earl E. Walker, election
Dr. F. M. White, services
slate for Judge Worden to begin with. twenty-one hundredths of an inch.
claim ...................................
3 00
county poor, allowed in the
It is expected that all the business
J. B. Reed, election claim .
3.00
sum of..................................
will be completed that he has any­
COUNTY WARRANT«
Wm. Goss. Election claim..
3.00 Pacific Tel. * Tel. Co., tele­
thing to do with, and that when he
D. B. Nichols, election claim
3 00
phone ...................................
goes out of office everything will have
The following general claims were Roy I. Kilgore, election claim
3.00 John Q. Schallock. transpor­
been cleaned up.
allowed at the regular November Francis J. Bowne, election
tation county poor farm. .
Judge Griffith will probably obligate term of the County Court of Klamath
claim ....................................
8.00 E. Ewing, nursing at poor
the incoming judge, although there County. Oregon:
J. O. Hamaker, election claim
3.00
farm ....................................
will not be much of * ceremony con­ John G. Bhallock. cash ad­
B. E Hawkins, election claim
3.00 Mrs. A. 8. Bennett, meals for
nected with the aaumption of the
vanced county poor ....f 15.00 John
Sherherd
election
election board....................
ofloo.
John G. Bhallock. transporta-
claim ...................................
4.40 H. Boivin, plumbing and sup-
KLAMATH REPUBLICAN
LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OREGON
NEWSY POE VALLEY ITEMS
3 00
un
3.00
3.00
: H
: mi
T
piles ....................................
Irwin Hodson Co., supplies
and election supplies ....
Klamath
l*ubllshlnK Co,
printing............................
Goo Wilson, election ex..
Dr G«<«>. 11. Merryman, exam
3.00
.1.00 W. T. Hhlvc, registering vo
tern................................
11.00 j Pacific Tel. A Tel. Co., inea-
: 00
sagea for county................
; 00 FnrmenT Implement llouae.
3 00
roml auppllea ..................
.; 00 John Slierherd, putting up
election booths ...............
3.00
[ J. W Frey, repairing type
3.00
writer .............................
3.00 Bushong A Co., supplies . .
6.00 Mrs. Rhoda Miller, bedding
10.00
County |M»or Disallowed In
full.
Whitlock, coroner * h
6.00 Kurl
claim....................
ti 00
6.00 F II Brandenburg, coroner's
juror
...............
H 00
6.00 E. W. Gowen, coroner's Ju-
ror...............
11.00
Fr«.M F' nmii. coroner's In
ror............................
3 00
3.00 E. E. Fitch, coroner's juror
Henry Vo»«», coroner's juror
3.00 L. O. Milla, coroner's juror. .
3.00 Sum Walker, coroner's wit-
nona
..................
6.00 F W. Gumlei lack, coroner's
witness .............................
6 00
6.00 W II. Duffy, coroner's wit-
lie»«
0 00
6.00 II E Chambers, coroner's
6 00
6 00 John Schallock. coroner's
witness .............................
6 00
6.00 J B. Vollmer, coroner's wit
neu..........................
« 00
6 00 J N Aduins, coroner's wit-
ncss .............................
C
J. Disney, coroner's wit-
0 00
n«*mi ...............
.
8.
M
Jacolba.
coroner's
wit-
6 00
n«*MH..........................
3 00 W. B Barm-s. roroner'a wit
I1PHI4
.’00 Dr F M Whit«*, coroner's
wltm-es
................
9 0 0
3.00 I>r. R It Hamilton, coroner**
witness..........................
3 00
3 00 Earl Whitlock. coroner's
claim .........
3.00
5.40 Mrs Rhoda Miller, bedding
coupty i»oor |37
Dlaal-
3 00
lowed iu lull
3.00
Iffinrmacy.
3.00 Underwood's
drugs county poor
3.00 F M White. s«-rvices county.
poor. Disallowed In the
9.40
sum of 85. Allowed In th«»
3.00
sum of.............................
3.00
3.00 Pacific Tel. A Tel. Co., tele
J 0
phon«* service«
Star Drug Co drugs count»
jail
3.00
3.00 F M. Whit«’, services county
poor
. .
.........
3 00
3 00 Hairy Pearson, putting up
election booths ................
8 00
Dr R. R Hamilton, services
county poor ......................
3 00
3 00 W B. Barnea, tax collector
bond refund ....................
3.00
3 00 Allen Bros., stovo for asscas
or .................................
3.00 8. T Summers, cash ad-
3.00 rnneed county i>oor ...........
3 00 Bert E Hawkins, election
claim .............................
7.00
Sh<-ph<-rd.
election
3 00 J< hn
claim
.............
40 09 Ellis Young, election < laim
I Burrell Short, election
< laim....................................
10 20
T. E Griffith. «-Ivctlon claim
11.50 J W Moorisx. election claim
1 H. E. Kearns, election claim
35.OOI H. Snowgoosc. c-lectloi claim
1 D L Gordon, election claim
2 00 R A Broyles, election claim
I' E. Reeder, election claim
25.00 D R. Dot«-n, election claim.
Fred Peterson, election claim
15.00 V m. Goes, election claim
Harry Nichols, election claim
37.00 D li. Nichols, election claim
J O. Hamaker, elec'lon clahu
912.70 Francis J. Bowne, election
claim.................................
37 55 R C. Cowley, election claim
H G. Bussey, election claim
20 60 E C. Lyons, election claim
r N. Whkerson, election
claim ...................................
4.50
W. R, Campbell, election
claim...................................
2.00
W. II. Pankey, election claim
7.60 Fred Stukel, election claim. .
E. 8. Terwilliger, election
claim ...............................
N. 8. Merrill, election claim
J. P. Harter, election claim. .
G. W. Offield. election claim
5.50 E. Elvy, election claim . . .
J. P. Wolfe, election claim. .
2.00 A. R. Ten brook, election
claim .................................
Geo. Wilson, election claim
R. C. Anderson, election
claim ...................................
J. H. Martin, election claim.
6.15 A. W. Sutherland, election
claim ................................
H. W. Straw, election claim
25.00 D. Q. Brown, election claim.
M. H. Wampler, election
claim ...............................
5.10
C. O. Brown, election claim.
4.40 I. J. Straw, election claim..
A. C. Mullenax, election
claim...................................
17.00
Fred Beck, election claim ..
5.081 C. W. Sherman. 8r., election
claim ..................................
1
5.65 (I G. Aiidorsou. election
...............................
I claim
r>0.35 W. L Welch, el.'itlou claim.
A I. Mlchm-I. vlecGon claim
34 15 Ubas E Drew, «'lection claim
7.00
.-( I’. Suiuuivrs, el< ctlon claim
5 no H ■ Grigsby, election claim
John ('olimaia, eletclon claim
3.00 J. L Yaden. election claim
Tom Kinne). election claim
t'h«- t<-i A»cry. eltx-lloii < lalni
15.30
Il M Mason, «-lection claim
On
Kay North, «-lectiou claim
43.70
00
T F Nicholas election claim
on
claim
3 00 t'lia ■ Thoma -. el«-< Hon
00
I'. E. Mom«er. cl •<■!ion claim
00
A. Cnlkina. vie« tl«»u i-lalm
W
1.00
\ ffi-henvckcr. election
‘1 mm
3.07 1:
9 . Ou
1111 n
9 00
G A Kraiuv. eloctioi. ' ilui
9 00
A. L Wishart, election t lului
3 00
Harry Benson, election claim
3 0o
00 C. M Hunt, election claim .
3 00
J. i A. Houston, election claim
3 00
I . 30 c. C. i,ow. «'leetlou claim
w. O Smith, election claim
9 Oo
I 30 O A. Stearns, election claim
9 00
F E Sargent election claim
3 00
Castel,
election
claim
I 30
3.
0O
F
M.
Upp.
election
claim
I . 30
1 . 20 D (' Jackson, election claim 17 00
I . 20 Richard Melhase, election
9 00
claim ...................................
00
R
A.
Moon,
eh-ctlon
claim
1.70
00
J N lleealg. election claim
» 1)11
1.70 C E Mulkey, election claim
Louis Brennan,
election
claim...................................
00
I . 70
John Welle, election claim
« 00
1 . 70 E Caaebeer. election claim
O. W Howard, election claim 18 00
1.70 (’has T Powne. election
claim...................................
H 00
Earl
E
Walker,
election
1 . 70
claim...................................
e Ou
Jami-s
O
Watts,
election
1 70
claim...................................
6 00
6 on
I 70 T. M Edaall. election claim
13 60
Sam Hill, election claim
6 on
I 70 M E Spencer, election «laim
V. Griffith, election claim
6 00
6 00
I 70 W L Fraln. elec tion clarlm .
F. A Frisali, election claim
« on
Jas I U. Ringo, election claim 36 00
3. L Howard. election claim
6.00
J
W
Nichols,
election
claim
6.00
I 70
E (1. Rourk. election claim
« 00
14.70 G E La Follette, election
claim
« 00
A N Wakefield, election
claim
6.00
II Griffith, »lection claim
8 00
E.
L.
Moore,
election
claim.
.
9 60
51 80
J. H Van Meter, elertlon
claim .................................. .
6.00
F. B Kester, election claim
6.00
6 00
5.00 V R Evans, election claim
G H. Van Motor, election
claim
6.00
.50
W II Barks, election claim
6.00
6.00
18.50 Abel Ady. election claim
J. W. Jory, elm-lion claim. . .
6.00
8.00
110 00 It O Vincent, «-lection claim
II
G
Falrrlow, election
claim ...................................
6.00
4 nn
W L. Tingley, vl«iction claim
6.00
11.75
30 00 J. A. Ansel, bounty...............
|li. Paulson, bounty.............
3 50
4.3o
so 00 , Fred StiH-man. bounty.........
j Them Wood, bounty
6.7f.
3.85
8 r.o Mrs. Chas Paulson, bounty
1 J. B Chambers, bounty . . . 14 50
3.00
37 50 M. P. Galarnonu, bounty ...
2.15
« P. Dehllngi-r, bounty ...
3.15
8 00 l<> W Harris, bounty...........
Hardenbrook. bounty. . . .
2.50
4.00
7 60 G N. Coeten. bounty. .
! F. W. Egllngton, bounty ..
2.85
6 00
14.30
1 H E Chambers, bounty
3.0b
00 Oscar Anderson, bounty
Tteeo. Caae, bounty .............
3 . to
W. H. Wynant. bounty ....
5. vt>
H Balin, bounty
3 00
Earl Kester, bount)
3.85
A M Garrison, bounty. .
3 15
Lari McCumber. bount)
3.00
Jam<<« Kelley, bounty...........
IS'»
Itn’ph Wooden, bounty
4.60
H. II. Roberta, bounty.........
4.2b
Richard Quimby, bounty
5.40
lidward Flarkua, bounty
2.50
F. P. Van Motor, bounty...
8.20
J R. Bray, bounty................
8.50
II E Chambers, bounty.
19.00
Jchn Smith, bounty.............
1.50
Jaynes Brady, bounty...........
1 . 60
R It. Utley, bounty...............
7.50
Otto llolzhauHer. bounty..
I . 50
E P. Dehllnger. bounty
1.50
6.00 O. W. Harris, bounty...........
1.50
II. E. Chambers, bounty . . ..
1.50
6.00 H. C. Telford, bounty.........
1.50
13.20 J. W. Arnold, bountv...........
1.50
6.00 3 U. Martin, bounty ...........
1.50
H. M. Bagby, bouu'y...........
3.00
6.00 Eric McReynolds, bounty...
1.50
8.00 E. Campbell, bountv...........
? . 00
8.00 B. E. Kerns, bounty.............
10.00
6.00 W H. McClure, bounty. . . .
3.00
6.00 M. Ijtndls, bounty ................
1.50
3.00 E L. Mills, bountv................
1.50
Jchn Lambert, bounty.........
6 no
3.00 C H. Flackus, bounty ,,.,
3.00
7.40 J D. Seaton, bounty...........
4.50
Earl Koeter, honniv.............
1.50
Clayton Anderson, bounty. .
4.50
Grant Fouch.. tonnty...........
1.50
J F. Sparks bounty.............
2.00
3.00 E. M. Hoppe, bounty...........
1.50
6.00 A. O. Ferrell, bounty.............
1 50
6.00 R. W. Finley bounty...........
10.50
John 8chr">ednri bounty..,,
1.50
12.00 A. 0 Watson, bounty...........
2. no
8.00 F. E. Wilson, bounty...........
1.50
6.00 A Captain, bounty................
2.00
Matilda Woeks, bounty..,,
1.10
8.00 Silas W. Kilgore, bounty.., .
1.50
8 0S C. A. Poindexter, bounty.,
1.00
0. R. DE LAP,
County Clerk.
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