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., - . .: ...r".l J--,, f DAJXT C&ntTAL JOTJINAL, 8AXXM. OMGOH, SATURDAY, JTOI 21, 1111 i US UTTLE BILLS Hu Evidently Economized on Laundry tie Bill for Two Months Being Only 20 Cents. The following is a full true and cor rect list of bills submitted to the county commiBsioners' court of Marion county, Oregon, at the May term there of together with the action taken tlere on: Smith, Dr. J. N., insane cxam...$ 5.00 Clay, Dr. H. E., do 5.00 Griffith, Dr. L. F., do .. 5.00 CinCUIT COURT. TTandevort, II. H., juror 2.00 INDIGENT SOLDIERS. Cobb, Delia B., do - 10.00 Byrd, Dr. W. II., insane exam... 5.00 Evans, Dr. J. C, do 5.00 CIRCUIT COURT. Craber, John, juror . 3.00 Snyder, E. J., do 20.00 JUVENILE COURT. Hice, Fred J., juror 3.20 JUVENILE COURT. Bell, II. S., juror 3.20 Heyden, Clell, do 3.20 Talmer, Geo. W., do 3.20 lifers, Oliver, do 3.20 Tarpley, H. C, do . 3.20 Smith, Dr. J. X., insane exam... 5.00 CARE OF TOOR. Vanders, Fred, do : 10.00 Harnett, Lizzie, do 8.00 Ingram, Elizabeth, do ...... 9.00 Mosher, Elva, R., do 30.00 Wright, D. B., do 10.00 Lucier, Steve, do 8.00 Green, II. A., do 20.00 'Hardwick, do 8.00 -Martin, Mrr. Kate R., do 10.00 ThompBon, Jame, do 7.00 Bunnell, Nellie, do 10.00 Johnson, Mrs. do 5.00 Kays, Mabel, do 10.00 Belleque, Ciprian, do 8.00 8tripling, Hulda, do 8.00 Rummer, Lucinda J., do 10.00 Itrown, James, do 7.50 Mitchell, Dayton, M.f do 5.00 kaChapcllc, Mrs. A., do 10.00 Doud, N. B., do .. 20.00 Thompson, John, do 10.00 JSalliett, S., do 5.00 Kcobie, Mrs., do 15.00 Johns, Mrs., do 20.00 Oobin, Lizette, do 10.00 Lambert, Margaret, do 5.00 Hoeller, Mr. t Mrs. Wm., do... 12.00 lioys and Oirlr Aid So., do ....... 10.00 Hnodderly, Flora, do 30.00 Moser. Joseph, do 5.00 Moeller, Mrs. Martha, do 4.00 Hemick, W. M., do 8.00 Pmoldon, Mrs. Nettie, do 5.00 lioyer, IT. G., dep. co. clerk 100.00 Jioyiigton, M. O., do 00.00 Cirardin, L. M., do 05.00 Reid, Cora E., bookkeeper 75.00 Kirby, R, P., janitor 50.00 Morgan, Cal., janitor 50.00 Blackwell, Harlan, janitor .... 50.00 Smith, W. Carlton, co. phys. .... 50.00 Van Winkle, J. O., eo. hoalth officer 37.00 Morehouse, W. O., co. stock inspector .. 33.(10 Jackson, Eattie M., rpL poor officer 20.00 Needham, W. I., dep. sheriff..- 100.00 Beach, Geo., dep. asseeeor 100.00 Libby, A. C, do 50.00 Matt'i, Mai, do 50.00 Nye, B. P., do 50.00 Adiins, A. E., -0 100.00 Hill, D. B., do 50.00 Giesy, John, do 65.00 Davis, St F., do 60.00 nvin, A., do 90.00 Paulns, George, dep. sheriff 70.00 Shelton, Boecoe, do 27.00 Malvin, Nannie, dep. school aupt. 4.5.00 Cornelius, Lizzie, school supv 110.00 Smith, John W. L., do 110.00 Malvin, Nannie, truancy off. 20.00 Arms, Anna 8., dep. recorder 44.00 Constable, C. O., fruit insp 93.00 Coulet, W. H., co. 'com. 54.00 Beckwith, J. T., do . 14.00 ROADS AND HIGHWAYS. Adams, J. D., road king blades 17.00 Ames, S., tools - 26.50 Ammon, Henry, grubbing.... 1.50 Almstead, F., ditching 6.25 Armstrong, Leroy, shoveling, etc 39.75 Arnodl, Elvin, scraping 6.10 Ashby, C. C, dragging 10.00 Acerill, Machine Co., tank 130.00 Barhan, G. 8., bridge work . 103.00 Has, Bill, dumping scrapers. . 4.00 Batt, Roger W., scraping and grading 22.00 Beall i Co., crusher (c grader.. 63.40 Bear, C. A., hauling rock 4.00 Bear, E. C, picking stone 1.00 Beard, Harry, work on bridge.. 6.00 Beck i Son, lumber 10.64 Beckner, A. L., dragging road.. 6.00 Bockner, C. L., dragging hauling 22.00 Beckwith, J. T., insp. roads .... 32.60 Tiell, F. A., work on bridge 2.30 Benglf, Chris, shoveling rock ... 13.75 Beugli, E. A., scraping 8.00 1ienjamin, G. W., scraping,.... etc 33.00 Bentson, Sam, shoveling rock, etc 38.00 Bickett, Billie, making cor duroy 10.00 Bicket, Charles, do 12.00 Bielemeier, John, wheeling rock : 8.00 Bings, E., grading 2.00 Hixby, W. H., ditching 18.00 Blintton, A. R., work in quarry 25.00 Bones Bros., drill steel, etc .... 4.60 Botcnburg, Roy, dragging 10.00 Bowghman, John, scraping 5.60 Bowden, Bon, hauling gravel.... 12.70 Bowers, Frank, leveling grade.. 4.37 Braditch, Joe, grubbing 22.00 Bradley, Wm., hauling gravel.. 17.95 Bradley, Tan, work on Niagra road 4.00 Breden, F. L., man and team' 1 on Drake Hill road 28.00 Bressler, Elmer, plowing 9.00 Brewer, John, lumber 10.30 Brown, L. P., hauling gravel.... 5.25 Brude, L., dumping scrapers ... 17.00 Brunner, John, grading 14.00 Hninner, J., hauling rock 6.00 Budig, Jos., do 4.00 Budig, Joe, hauling grave ,00 Jiiirk, Geo., work on bridge... 6.00 Buffalo Steam Roller Co, roller 750.00 Burnett, J. M., grubbing 17.00 Burnet, Rex, pick & shoveling- 10.00 50.00 32.00 32.00 7.42 10.50 60.32 Burns, J. H., hauling dirt Burris, P. F., do Burns, Harry, do Bnshey, Roleigh, shoveling Bushey. W. M., insp. roads Bushnell, E. C, work on bridge , Cannard, Clarence, cutting Capital Lumber Co., cement, etc. Carpenter, A. B., team on slip. Carter, E. C, filling scrapers.... 12.00 Carter, W. H., plowing 24.00 Larson, J., splitting wood 23,80 (aspell, C. W., grading Charlesworth, Ray, dragging, etc 40.50 Choquette, Fix, laying tile 37.50 Clark, George, hauling gravel- 75.00 Clark, Weaver, wheeling ce ment . 7.75 Cline, C. D., spreading rock 1.00 Coates, E. S., hauling gravel.-. 8.00 Coffey, John, shoveling dirt 20.00 Cook, I. N., teams, grading 84.00 Coomler,' Kenneth, dumping scrapers !. 8.20 Cole, N. E., laying plank . 2.42 Coleman, Price, holding scrap... 20.00 Colvin, Charles, making fill 35.87 Cone, A. J., hauling, scraping.. 7.00 Condit k McClellan, tooli . 9.03 Coast Bridge Company, steel bridge joints .'2,560.00 Corville, Louis, cutting brush.. .S3 Granauer, John, hauling rock Graves, Clifford, spreading Gregerson, KL, powder, etc Graaemaa, Clarence, dragging. Gjrvenfelder, Melvin, hauling gravel Groves, J. F., scraping, etc 1.75 Gosser, Tom, hauling convicts. Griesauener, John, grading 150.00 J Gretty, Roy, blasting rock 3.50jGuerne, George, hauling gravel Hauser Bros., powder and fuse, etc Hains, Geo., grading 12.25 'Haines, John, scraping, etc. jllagernour, Conrad, hauling bridge material 15.00 ' 9.00 ' 9.15 4.35 88.00 51.25 3.00 34.75 33.00 16.00 ! I 21.60 j 33.25 I 12.60 2.25 26.80 Haw, John, dragging . Hamond, G. W., digging out rock Harold, C. A., hauling gravel... Hall, Ben, hauling gravel Hari, Christ, grading Hawman, E. C, dragging road. Hartzler, J. C, repairing road. Hammond Lumber Co., lumber. 'Hartley, C. A., sand Harper, Ellis, scraping, etc.... Harper, S. W., hauling gravel.. Harper, James, work on bridge Harris, G. II., grading 12.50 HobBrt, P. M., grubbing 12.00 Hauptman, A., hauling dirt.... Hall, E. S., filling holes Hessing, Fred, grading 8.00 12.00 1 62.001 21.25 60.0- 2.63 j 1.52 15.75 40.00 30.00 7.00 12.00 16.00 26.00 Cox, Carl, shoveling rock 16.62 .'Heater, Walt, do 26.00 LUMBER CHEAP We are offering to the trade a Inrge stock of extra good Flooring, Rustic and Ceiling in short lengths We bought this material cheap and are making extra low prices on the same. This lumber will answer in small buildings just as well as the longer lengths, and is a better quality at much lower price. We have other bargains, such as ',l.x8 Shiplnp (,f $ 7.50 per M No. 2 Dimension ii 11.00perM No. 2 Boxing tf 12.00perM FOB THE BEST MATERIAL AT THE LOWEST PRICES, SEE US Salem Lumber Co. Office and Yard 200 S. Liberty Phone Main 80 Crabtreo, J. E., scraping 35.00 Craig, J. D., striking drill 9.50 Croisan, Geo., grading 16.00 20.70 8.00 4.00 Croshaw. X. E., scraping, etc... Croshaw, E. T., scraping, etc . Cunningham, B., plowing turn-, S., hauling gravel 24.00 37.00 Cutsforth, John, scraping ... Cutsforth, Sidney, shoveling, etc., 14.60 Czyz, Charley, ditching - 8.23 Daniels, T. 8., hauling timber ... 12.50 Davidson, W. F., money adv. 61.00 'Daniels, 8. T., hauilng timber.. 12.50 Davis, Wm., hauling gravel... 5.25 Davis, Geo., work on bridge..., Dawson, W. J., da 29.75 FERRY. Damon, L., independence ferry, 30.00 ROADS AND HIGHWAYS. Doidrich, Peter, caps and fuse.. 2.00 DeSart, Earl, teaming on linage n.uv j Delaoauce, Horace, hauling gravel 8.00 Doshazer, J., grading 12.50 Dickey, George, hauling grav... 1.05 Dike Bros., fuse and caps, etc.. 13.55 Dokken, E. II., hauling brick... 12.00 iJoerfler, Martin, Jr., work on fill, etc 9.63 Doerfler, Kenneth, dumping Bcrapors 24.00 Doerfler, Jno., work on cut .... 4.38 Driller, Louis, wheeling rock ... 8.00 Dunigan, Edw., Sr., cork wood and labor 34.00 Dunigan, Maurice, scraping.... 12.00 Dunigan, Willie, scraping 2.00 Dusup, P, L., grading 44.00 Heater, C. E., plowing 40.00 Hessel, Joe, wheeling rock 8.00 Heningson, Mrs., team on slip. 21.00 Henderson, Bob, shoveling gravel 11.37 Hicks, Hubert, repairing road 4.00 Higgins, Geo., team on grader... 6.00 Hobart, Lee, hauling rock 52.00 Howell, Charley, grading 50.00 Hoffman, Ernest, repairing scraper Holman, F. E., rolling 2.23 9.68 Continued lloffelder. Joe, wheeling rock. Hove, A. C, cutting brush 19.00 4.00 .4.00 Hoyser, Milton, grading 58.50 2.00 29.73 6,00 Hobbs, Ira, shoveling gravel- Dunn, R. O., shoveling 3.60 Earl, A. W., hauling gravel 12.00 11.20 18.00 16.00 Earl, H. L tools and fuse, etc.. Edwards, Forest, team on plow Kgan, O., digging out rock .... EiBonhart, W. C, clearing roadway Ellsworth, M. W., loading slip.. Elmer, D. E., work on bridge... Erickson, August, ditching .... Eskew, J. M., work on bridge. Etzel, Geo. P., scraping Etzel, P. J., scraping 21.75 Etzel, Frank, steering engine 12.23 Etzel, P. T., grading 55.00 Etzel, Jacob H., dragging road Etzel, Geo., A., picking rock ... Etzel, Jon, plowing Etzel, Frank, work on Fresrio- Snlem road Ettinger, John , work E, of Mill City Evans, D. W., shoveling grav... Evans, Robert H., shoveling dirt Evans, 0. O., team work Evans, Eddie, driving team .... Fcrsehwoilor, Miko, scraping... Fehlcn, Paul, dumping scrap... 52.00 10.50 ' 6.00 22.00 96.75 9.00 24.00 2.00 2.00 16.00 3.00 24.00 22.00 15.00 12.50 44.00 8.00 jVennell, (has., grading 48.00 herrell, Geo., hauling gravel ... 25.00 Fisher, Andrew, filling : 3.56 Fisher, O. P. V., plowing 8.00 .Fleetwood, C. W., holding slip 4.00 Forrest, ('. W., team on slip ... 12.00 Forcier, Lflnis, Sr., scraping .... 27.00 Fox, R. It., loading 8.00 Vru.it, J. W., dragging 4.00 Fuson, Roy, hauling rock 31.50 Hobbs, Robert, shoveling grav. Hoven, Oscar, work on bridge.. 'Hobart, Scott, grading, etc 56.00 Hobart, Harry, rock pit and drive way Humphreys, W. II., returning wheelers Humphreys, Harry, grading .... Hunt, Henry, digging ditch .... Hunt, James B., viewing roads ImlahT John, scraping Jackson, Ralph, moving cement mixer Jackson, O., tending grader .... Jefforson, J. A., team work- Jefferson, R. C, teaming 18.60 Jefferson, W. J., scraping 18.00 Jory, Frank II., guarding con victs Jones, M. G., hauling gravel... Jones, A. C, labor Jones, J. R., grading Jones, Roy, hauling lumber .... Johnson, A. E, team on scr'per Johnson, W. W., guarding con victs Johnson, Henry, work on bridge .... 75.00 1.75 15.75 12.00 12.00 15.00 20.00 6.50 230.13 15.00 17.50 22.00 2.00 3.50 2.75 9.00 6.00 Johnston. ('. F., scraping 12.00 Justice, E., shoveling gravel... 7.00 Maser, F, D., hanling rock 16.00 Kaiser, Sam, grading 10.00 Kent, W. G poles 2.10 Kester, M. B., grading 8.75 The manufacturer blames f the farmer, and the "big money" he is getting for t his crops. Who gets the T money ? i r,,nn,. 1 1: ! , ,,, ii-w, ii'ituiug gnkei .... (!eer, Guy, grading jOesner, Clifford, hauling gr'v'l Jderner, Clifford, hauling gr'vl j George Bros., meals for conv... EXCELSIOR AUTOCYCLES Always Make Good 4 H. P.--$215. 7 H. P.--$265. BICYCLES AND REPAIRING Iver Johnson -- Princeton - Cascade Some Snaps in Second Hand Wheels MORSE & RAMSDEN ' 1 211 High St Phone 1687 4.00 24.00 8.40 3.90 2.75 llehlen, N. J., labor 16.00 I Gentry, Toney, grading 8.00 George, Arthur, do 30.00 I Gentry, John, hauling gravel... 56.00 j Gesner, Clifford, hauling gravel 9.00 German, Marion running roller 4S.00 Giger Bros., Limber 7.40 Gilmer, J. V., grading 10.01 lOiTl, C, W., having grader re- pairtvl J.00 Gilliam, Jan.. euttlnir bnish ... .85 Gilsou, M., hauling rock 3.50 Given, O. K., grading 12.25 fllrod, Arthur, scraping 40.00 Gosser, Geo. V., repairing tools 8.00 GocU, Chris, pncling water 5.25 Gopelrudo, ,1., nail) 1.00 Gore, J. A dragging 11.00 Gomline, W. ) Imtiling dirt 7(1.00 Goulet, V. II., inspecting roads 22.15 Cohen, Saul, shoveling 15.40 Greene, Oliver, filling scrapers K"0 Grcone, Frank, grading 36.00 J Graves, Grant, hauling rock .... 23.00 Real Estate A Guarantee Some philosophers and students of civil government advocate the guarantee of the deposits in na tional banks, in order to protect the interests of the depositors. The system may be right, or it may be wrong, but the man who invests in real wtate need no such protection for his money. It 1b safe. This is a particularly opportune time to buy Salem real estate, because the city is no doubt des tined to have a remarkable growth during the next few years. If you are looking for a good investment, consult this agency. We offer today: LOTS IN BURLINOTON ADDITION This addition has only been on the market a few weeks, yet al ready there are several houses started, sewer work installed an other street is to be paved; in fact Burlington is forging ahead. Put your saving here. A lot bought in Burlington on tho installment plan will make a safe and profitable investment. Iota 2ffl to 500 each. Terms to suit. WILLIS K. FOLKS, Owner. Bechtel & Bynon 347 State St. Phone 442 Salem Chautauqua Willamette Field J U L Y 3 to 8 .Vi .. - - . V'.Ycl ' ' 'mi If J u L Y 3 to 8 Hear It All With a Season Ticket ; The White City Band The Georgia Jubilee Singers The Winona Ladies The Artists Trio Save that 50 cents. Tickets can be se cured from committee, at Drug Stores and Cigar Stands I Kimsey, J. E., grading road... 6.00 Kintz, Miles, labor 16.00 KirBch, John, blasting ond grubbing 16.00 King, II. G., grading 33.25 King, II. E., money advanced hauling tile, etc 31.20 Knight, G. N., work on bridge 17.00 rvnight, F. D., hauling 25.00 Kohn, Mat, plowing 7.00 Krcnz, Ed., tools and repairing 56.90 Krese, J. W., work on bridge... 87.50 Krug, Fred, hauling water 26.00 Krug, Fred, do 4.00 Kuenzie, Ilerman, digging rock 16.50 Kunke, A., scraping 9.25 Kusky, John, Jr., loading 8.00 Lashapelle, Prosper, cutting brush .75 Ladroutte, Komey, grubbing 2.00 Lawrence, A., lumber .'. 2.00 Lang, L., grubbing 6.00 Lang, Joe, dragging road 4.00 Lang, Fred, do : 4.00 Lambrccht, Jacob, plowing .... 4.00 Lambrecht, Andrew, digging rock .75 iambrecht, Geo., scraping 3.50 Lafoon, Ernest, grading 8.00 Lambert, L. S., supplies, etc 4.25 Lacey, A., plowing 8.75 LawBon, D. K., convict's labor 23.75 Langsey, Nels grading 10.00 Lawson, Irvin, hauling gravel. 2.00 Lafore, W. S., grading 6.00 Lebnin, Charles, scraping 78.00 Leakey, Jno., do 7.25 Leach, K. O., labor 8.75 Lewis, Claud, hauling, etc 37.25 Lewis, G. W., grading 7.00 Lengren, A., team road 3.50 Lima, S. H., hauling rock 11.00 Livcsay, D. S, & Sons, lumber 7.78 Lownds, L. J., plowing . 2.00 , Loer, Peter, cedar posts 4.80 ! Loughmiller, W. E., cement .... 50.40 j Lorson, L., grading 43.00 Loe, E. O., grading 47.00 Lyons, Irl B., sewer tile a... 2.80 Main, B. L., repairing road ... 4.00 Manning, Bobert, grubbing .... 4.00 Manning, Joe, do 10.00 Manning, Georgo, scraping 25.25 Manning, John, do 27.00 The Apperson Agency Is Now Located at 176 So. 12th St. Phone 776 Under the management of W. H. William and R. E. King, who will always be pleased to give you a demon stration of what the "Jack Rabbit" can do. SUBURBAN HOME IS BEST BUY IN CITY 40 acres, about l' j miles east of Salem, on rock road, 30 acres in high state of cultivation, 6 acres good timber, 4 acres pasture, 3!j acres Italian prunes 12 years old, with record-breaking crop now on trees, Vi acre Koyal Ann cherries 12 years old, average crop; V.3 acre lognnbor es, full bearing: about fl acres creek bottom laud, half in crop, run ning water nil year; fine spring. Good 5-rooni plastered house, large new bam. This is only 1L., miles to street car, and less than one-half mile to electric station. One Guernsey cow, worth $100, 150 chicken, and all machinery and crops included in deal at $200 per acre. Small cash X payment and 5 per cent on bnlnnce. T 5 acres, 1'... miles from street car, east of Salem. All in bearing orchard, X 4-room house and barn; fine suburban home. Will take small resi- t dence in trade. $2500. f H. S. BELLE, 1 24 N. Liberty St., Phone 857 X tttMHHH4THIttHHMMH44 (To bo continued.) IS GIVEN TEN MS Owen Conn, Who Oot Away With $100, 000 in Loot, Gets Long Term In San Quentln. trwim, Tiasa unto win San Francisco, June 21. Owen Conn, the 100,00n St. Francis hotel burglar, who confessed to several dozen burglar ies in towns about San Francisco bay, as sentenced today by Judge Dunne to serve ten years in the state penitentiary at San Quentin. Conn, who was caught after a chase during which h was shot by the police, pleaded guilty. Mrs. Catherine Pope, whom the police said was Owen's c complice here, was brought from Pe troit to testify against the prisoner. She was held for a time on a charge of withholding knowledge of Conn's ac tions from the authorities, but recently the case was dropped, but on Conn's plea of guilty the woman waa released. Your Home Should be located not only in the most beautiful tract in Sa lem, but where the tract is most highly improved. This is the spot. Winona Addition Winona addition is located at 17th and Center streets, paved streets, water, gas, electric lights, sidewalks; all assess ments to date paid for. Large lots, easy terms, fine lo cation, building restriction. Lots rightly priced. E. HOFER & SONS, Owners BECHTEL & BYNON Selling Agents 347 State St. Tel. M. 452 Read the Journal for News