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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1905)
I Supplement to Tillamook Headlight, November 2nd, 1905 Clark & Buchanan, experting j W. S Haye, juror........................ 20 A. J. Burdick and team............ 6 40 countv hooks............................. 100 8. A. Brodhead, juror ............... 20 ! Cost Bill, Stale vs. W. E. Catterlin. The regular meeting of the board ol i A. K. Case, blacksmith work... 10 I J. P. Allen, juror........................ 20 Carl Haberlacb, justice ............. 11 10 commissioners was held on Wedi.esdnv. Hiner & Lamb, blacksmith work 61 Chas. Wells, witness..................... 80 C. H. Woolfe. special constable.. 9 40 with County Judge W, W. Conder and Frank 3evernnce. supervisor...... 37 H. B. Johnson, witness................ I 70 50 Olive Catterlin. witness . G. W. Bodvfelt present, when the follow S. M. Dailev, supervisor............. 1 109 Doc Walling, witness................. 2 70 10 Warren Hoskins, witness ing business was transacted : Tillamook Herald, printing........ 51 Carl Haberlacb, justice................. 1 70 40 George Ols-n, witness A warrant was ordered drawn in the J A. W. Severance, stamped en. C. H. Woolfe, special constable. . Cost Bill, State vs. Al Southmayd. sum of 315.00 for the support oi B. F. ; velopes ....................................... io 60 L. L. Stillwell, juror ............... 80 C, H. Woolfe, special constable . Ben Turner, juror...................... 80 Archer. Bills Rejected Work in District No, 4. In the matter of a way of necessity , A. W. Hess...................................... 3 75 G. Munson, juror ...................... 20 Fred Burton, damage............... ’ 10 00 201 Russ uohnson ................ 6 40 on the petition of C. N, Illingsworth, on 1 John Weiss .................................... 3 25 F R. Beals, juror ...................... 1 “ 80 0 H, B Johnson.................. the viewer's report the court, the same T. R. Wilson.................................... 2 95 Thus. Lyster, juror ................... 20 ) 50 Eli Olds, juror.............................. was confirmed and the gateway was de 1 20 I D. D. West........................ 5 1 40 Bills Continued. Alex. McDonald, damage to land 12 00 John Riggs, witness.................. 2 90 i H, B. Johnson, team........ clared a perpetual right of wav. 6 1 40 1 60 11. B. Johnson, witness............... 2 ,i0 i Albert Olds .................... 5 60 The Headlight was awarded the con- A. Benscheidt, lumber................. Carl Haberlacb, justice............. 7 »0 Doc Walling, witness ............... 2 90 Hull Johnson .................. tract to pubbsh the delinquent tax list. 5 i 60 Oak Nolan, witness .................. 1 70 D. D. West, team............ 1 00 C. H. Blake, damage hauling 5 40 John Iler ........................................ gravel over land...................... 10 OO Chas. Wells, witness................... 3 30 August Wallace............... 5 > 60 McIntosh & McNair,merchandise 10 70 9 »0 Alvin Johnson and team . 11 I 20 Pacific Telephone Co..................... 6 41 J. M. Weiss, road plank............. 528 53 Win. Miller, witness................... Guy Vaughn and team... Work in District No. 5. 11 . 20 W. D. Wood, bridge work ......... 40 00 Cloverdale Mercantile Co., mer chandise .................................... 28 50 A. O. Wells................................... M 40 Albert Darby ................... 5 i 60 Mrs. J. M. Bodie, comity poor... 25 00 Cost bill in State vs J, B. 1 Brown, E. E. Row land.............................. 17 70 John Webber and team . 9 I 60 > John Hickey ................................. 19 25 11 20 C, Kinnaiuan................................ 10 10 John Cbilders and team.. Torn Kellow, road work ............. 16 00 was continued. Work in District No. 6. Geo. Edgar ...................... A. Kinnaman.............................. 4 00 P. McIntosh, supt. at fair......... I 200 00 Lee Lyster........................ 38 : 00 Wm. Woods, county poor ......... 50 00 H. M. Farmer, logs ................... 10 00 F. Dye ......................................... 2 50 C. Dye............................................ 13 40 Charley Desmond............. A. O. Wells.................................... 50 00 . ^.Glass & Prudhome, adding ma 38 00 5 00 Henry Simmons............. I chine .......................................... 18.5 00 H. M, Farmer .............................. 56 60 W. Dye........................... ;............. 40 00 7 50 Arthur Haag .................... S. G. Thayer, merchandise.......... 51 85 O. Kellow........................................ 15 30 R. O. Richards.......................... . 1 00 P. R. Coulson.............................. Claude Lewallen*.......................... 24 00 16 00 W. Gilmore ..................... Cloverdale Mercantile Co., mer. 60 D. F. Coulson 8 00 » 80 Adolph Scheilds....’. ;.. .......................... chandise........................................ 152 05 0. W. Bodyfelt.............................. 4 00 Edd Bailey......................... 37 00 Tom Kellow................................. . 11 80 Fred Robitcli ................. Emmett Jenkins, moving build- 47 oo 9 60 Dan Darby........................ h'g .............................................. 60 00 Geo. Kellow ................................. 12 00 I. W. Hiner ................................... Work on Little Nestucca. 58 00 C. Kinnaiuan .............................. 14 60 Ike Moore......................... , E. J. Knoblock, hauling plank. . 20 20 87 00 C. W. Talmage, writing leases ... 7 50 Joe Jonea........................................ 7 40 A. Kinnaiuan................................ 10 00 Alwin Blum........................ 27 00 Oscar Werscbkul, hauling plank 20 40 T. K. Wilson ................................ ' 9 00 L. C. Ring ................................... 43 60 Charley Blum.................... 8 20 Wm, Hiatt..................................... 42 80 Wilbur Booth.................... 10 00 ’Foster <t Dunn, gravel................. 115 50 Andrew Hess ................................ 1 60 A. O, Wells ................................... 72 10 Lee McFall........................ 27 oo J. C. Foster, hauling limber .... 19 00 H. C. Beckwith............................ 6 00 R. Y. Blalock ................................ 12 00 Henry Smith...................... 2 00 R. L. Wade, merchandise ......... 21 90 T A. Porter.................................... 25 00 8 00 Frank Dye..................................... 22 60 Ervin Phillips.................... Alex. McDonald, spruce trees.... 10 00 L. J, Red berg................................ 14 00 2 25 Ernest Haag ................................ 1 00 W. T. West, engine ....... 90 A. Atterbury ................................ Truckee Lumber Co., files.......... 2 00 1 50 Jim Tucker .................................... 8 00 Marion Darby................... . Joseph Bixby, lumber................. 203 00 E. C. Varner.................................. 1 50 1 00 R. Cross........................................... 1 80 Eddie West........................... 4 25 I. C. Smith ................................... Truckee Lumber Co , lumber . . 7 00 75 A. D. Mercer........................ ...; 1 60 Fred Blum........................... Mason & Ackley, merchandise . 16 10 H. A. Porter.................................... 1 60 75 G. Kellow....................................... H 00 lake Pesterfield................... 4 50 Dell Painter.................................... B. F. Durfee, rent......................... 2 40 1 95 E. E. Rowland ...................... . ... 21 00 George Parish.................... h.L. Jensen, hauling iron......... 10 00 Chas. McKinster............................ 4 00 9 00 R. O. Richards.............................. 37 50 J. Simmons.......................... John Krebs, road plank............. 90 29 W. L. McKinster ...................... M. D. Reading, grading... 93 00 2 oo Work in District No, 1. L. N. Traver, cleaning off ground 8 80 Chas. Burk .................................... 60 50 Chas. Desmond.................. 2 80 Wm. Norris............... .................... T. J. Harris, cleaning off ground 4 06 Roy Mattoon ................................ • Work in District No. 2 A. Arstill......................................... 75 62 Alvin Thompson............................ W. E. Southwick, repairing M. Riplev ...................................... 72 00 • 00 A. Arstill, team ............................ 89 40 L. Sanders and team ......... » .... building ...................................... L. Smith...................................... 12 80 K. Mills, salary as deputy clerk . 100 00 Frank Worthington ..................... 30 00 C. Christensen ar.d team............. 35 30 J- Alegg............ W. W. Wiley, salary as supt.... 167 62 H. P. Ollis...................................... 28 80 Fred Kabba and team................. George Regan... 8 80 G. B. Lamb, tiling case ............. 19 00 G. D. Sanders................................ 15 00 F. Zaddack, team........................ 29 40 A. Schlappi...... 40 Gus Davidson ................................ 84 00 H. C. Sanders ................................ 65 S66 G. B. Lamb, salary as clerk........ 1 56 20 20 W.8. Hare...... L. B. Zeimer, type writer ......... 40 00 Archie Gist.................................... 14 00 Theo. Kingsley ............................ 8 40 00 F. Crane.......... Thomas Hushbeck........................ 12 00 Henry Christensen........................ Howe, Davis & Kitham, mer. 58 10 H. Crane ........... 00 C. V. Preston and team ............. 21 00 L. S. Hushbeck ............................ chandise .................................... 11 00 5 50 00 H. Perry......... L. C. Ring, hauling lumber .... 12 43 J. G. Kennedy................................ 16 00 J. W. Thompson.......................... 54 90 80 J. Mapes............ Nelson & Co. merchandise.......... 2 50 Johu Wilson................................... 14 00 E. R. Bales ................................... 25 40 C. Ripley.......... 9 00 Charles Easoin and team........... Tillamook Headlight, printiag .. 18 00 A. C. Gist, sr. ............................ 4o 10 J. Hickey......... 7 M Sam Hunter .................................. 26 00 Wm. Dearby .............................. Todd & Co., merchandise............. C. Bowers......... 8 80 P. W. Todd, salary as treasurer. . »1 «5 R O. Allen.................................... 20 00 H. Rittenhouse and team ......... 30 40 Mcjohnson ...... W. A. Agers ................................ 60 14 Hadley Lumber Co., lumber .... 170 71 G, Everest .................................... 4 50 — Illingsworth. • HO Gilbert Belleque............................ 11 oo W. Knight ................................... . Truckee Lumber Co., lumber.... I 18 00 C. Tilden.......... 60 M. Beeman ................................... 25 no B. Batzner ...................................... 50 W. C. Bailey, lumber ................. 51 80 50 W. Elliott....... Jos. Bixby, lumber ..................... 17 H4 William Glick................................ 20 oo Wm. Hartzell ................................ 24 20 50 M. Petteys....... 9 00 G. M. Knight and team ............. Ed. Worthington......................... C. A. Johnson, salary as deputy 1 80 00 C. Hansen......... assessor ........................................ 100 00 Frank Way mire............................ 10 50 ! Wm. Chisholm.............................. 25 80 B. Hauxhurst.... 40 Carl Kundson ................................ 2 00 800 00 C. H. Waymire ............................ A. M. Hare, salary as assessor 1 20 00 B. Johnson....... 2 40 Wm. Reddaway............................ Fred Zaddack, supervisor............ 65 00 Robert Way mire.......................... 15 20 G. Marshall....... H. E Ross....................................... Cost Bill. State vs. Jesse Earl 1. Henry Tohl, merchandise .......... 12 85 1 00 W. S Cone ....... H. R. Thompson and team ......... Carl Haberlach, justice ............. I 21 20 Handley 4 Thaver, collecting de 31 80 Frank Hobson. H. V. Alley ................................... 90 6 C. H. Woolfe, special constable . linquent taxes ......................... Cost Bill, C. Mills ys. John Zuercher. Work in District No. 3. 2 80 Drew Dawson, special constable. R. L. Wade,merchandise............. 60 Grant Mills........... 00 6 West Day ....................................... W. H. H. Cary, special constable 2 20 W. H. Hoskins, supervisor......... 6H 40 Casey....... 11 40 Matt Frank Severance team and man. 5 70 Thos. Coatee, special constable. . 20 9 Homer Mason ....... Yellow Fir Lumber Co., lumber. Work in District No. 4. 50 20 Lou Blybach...... Constable O. E. Quick................. 2 Todd & Co., merchandise......... 20 6 60 H. F. Goodspeed. 1 20 John Childers and team............ M. W. Harrison, juror................. Thos. Coates, salary as deputy 20 8 20 I. F. Larsen......... . M. D Reading and team............ 20 1 F. S. Whitehouse, juror ............. 00 sheriff..................... -................... 100 14 40 Continued on next page. 1 20 Henry Olds and teain................... C. H. Woolfe, salary as sheriff.. 266 66 B. F. Durfee, juror..................... 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