THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, ORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 1918.
SVtii'S
COURT
The Following Is the OScia!
Fsblication of the record of
Oaks before the Marion
County Commissioners Court
For the Jans Term, 1918,
with the '.amount allowed,
Vis contained, etc, according
to the records in the office of
the Comity Clerk
KOADS AMD HIGHWAYS
Salem Bridge
Brooks, 3. 3. bridge inspector $132.88
Coast Bridge Company and Rob
ert Wakefield, payment on
bridgo .4890.03
Ilildretb & Company, inspecting
structural steel S22.41
Izell, E. W. inspecting cement
Oregon Statesman, ad bids for
lighting bridge .. ...
Portland railway Light and
3.20
12.00
CO'.OO
09.00
1.30
2.50 1
2.50,
5.00 j
23.7s'
45.33 ,
Power company, bridgo lights
Salem Commercial Club, wutcli-
man E. Irwin . .
Salem Construction Company,
E Eoad District No. 1.
Epperson, V V repair Fresno, etc
Morgan, Terry shoveling .
Crann, Fred do
Wasehke, Paul M. do
Lorenzo, Albert D grading and
scraping
Zimmerman, A J patrolman ..
Eoad District No. 2.
Hodson Feeuaufciiijr Company,
grader and fit, 382.51
Hovenden, 0. B. fencing, wire,
etc. Continued
Beck li Son, lumber, tilu and re
pair work 8.37
Christian, Charley, holding slip 20.00
Dunn, J T scraping, etc 75.00
Crimps, George, do 67.50
laukiiis, E. J. plowing, etc 87.50
Malone, Harve bridge carpenter 8.00
Mislil."r, Adam hauling gravel ' 1.25
Moonmw, J. C. lumber 67.72
Ott, Ben plowing, etc ...... 31.25
Ott, Jake, grubbing 6.2."
Ott, Jake holding plow, etc . 54.75
flchnll, H F repairing Fresno, etc 2.20
ficholl k J powder, fuse
nails, etc . 24.80
Trourtt, W M bidding slip .. 23.75
Troudt, C D patrolman 60.00
Eoad District No. 3
Arqivvtte, Frank holding Fresuoi
Arquctte, Williard, scraping
Benson, Ole shoveling gravel ..
jJonniu uncle Hi Tile Factory
drain tile
Ifugorf, A J shoveling dirt ,
. Hunt, T J Jr., plowing
Kuchner, B C scraping, etc
Kuonsting, Albert do f.
Kiioiistlng, F 0 grading, ,)to
Mason, Anton shoveling dirt, etc
2.50
21.25
2.00
5.00
50.00
3.75
13.75
65.00
30.00
Miller, Neal hauling gravel 0.00
Monnry, J B holding Frosnos . 2.50
Moore, J C blackmail liiug etc .. 11.45
Olson, Lars hauling dirt, etc 28.75
I'arrlsli, (lordcn acrnping 6.00
1'hilips, It W holding Frosnos.... 22.50
fmith, Albert spreading gravel ... 2.50
Kowa, l'aiil plow teel etc. 14.33
Tovn T S hauling gravel . 3.75
Whitney A C scraping 37.5(1
Whitney (i B do 62.50
Kucnsting, Chan, patrolman 30.25
Road District No. 4
Chase & Linton gravel 23.00
Bpaiikling Logging Company, ThO
(.'las, K. lumber
0.1
10.00
6.00
28.50
21.00
.85
13.08
5.00
15.00
2.2;
L2.'
12.00
Davidson, John grading
Davidson, Bnlph bridge work ....
I'ielett, Ed. br'ulgo work and
grading . ,
ftvkea, BiimcII, bridge work
fcmitli, William do 8.5(1
Javidson, W F uiannirer 21.00
Eoad District No. S
Driver J W repairing
Ppniilding Logging Co., Tho
Chas. K., lumber and nails ......
Davidson, John plowing .
Davidson, Balph hauling dirt,
plowing .
Koaa District no, 0
Du Bolte, Don B plowing
Mttrthalor, John gnibing
Ballw.'dier, Duke on Fresno
)u Betto F. Balph do 12.00
Ju Hette, F B patrolman 6.00
Eoad District No. 7
Collard, l'ierco lumber 4.1 4
Nalhnian, B A spikes and nails.... 5.70
lloulett, Albert on grader K L O
etc
Brown, W B 011 grader '.
Cutaforth, F It on grader and
bridge work 62.50
Fchaf.-r, Alfred en K. L. G., elc
Kohn, Mutt bridge work 2.50
l.ulsfuith, John II patrolman 80.12
Eoad District No, 8
Kder, Cieorgo grnding ;
ISalciu Construction Co., grave!..
Fowa, Faul bluekimiitliinir, etc ....
ISpaulding Logging Company,
Chas. K lumber
Whitman, C F shovels
Ileukos, John graveling and re
pair work
Aicher, H.-nry do
Aieher, Frank do ..
1'ikeu, John do .. .
White, John graveling and re
pair work .. ..
Kahut, l'eto do
Bauman, Steve do
Brack, Joe do ;
Kahut, Frank do .. ...
57.50
12.00
8.00
490.00
5.00
3.3f
C.00
17.50
110.2.
fltf.02
108.00
64.78
111.50
115.50
87.00
113.00
Hall, Henry do 42.50
Ilauaska, Joe do .. ' 9.37
Hawly, D 11 do . 27.50
- Miller, Berned do 25.00
Dtirant, L W pntrolmnn .. 70.25
Koaa District no. vy
Salem Sewer Fipe company, ce
ment pipe and fit 40.50
J'oiimal, Chas. running grader 1.87
I'roetor, F F running grader, elc 5.05
Falem Const. Company, gravel H4.00
Wibpiot, Henry grading with
tractor . 17(3.00
McCormick, Joseph hauling gra
vel , 50.00
Iverson, 0 O do 57.50
MeCross, Joseph spreading gra
vel, ete 31.25
Schwendeik, Fred shoveling
gravel 25.00
Mjrphy, Hugh do 22.50
Seollard, J C hauling gravel, ete 75.00
Welfr, Wm. hauling gravel ; 32-.50
Hunt, Thos, Sr, d0 35.00
Hagada, Peter, do 8.75
Womoole, Clarence do .. ,,. lO.Of
Weh'um, John, plowing 7.50
BrasL Peter, do 2.50
Brassel, F holding plow . . 1.25
Hirt. Dan dragging 15.00
Ackerman, B hauling gravel 7.50
Seollard, Win. patrolman 60.00
Eoa4 District No.
Andersoki tvtwl J'urtnajce k
Boiler Works Tepairs Oa
rock rnher . 1S.50
Dimiek. L E wood 16.00
TWgerton Bros, lumber 55.00
Klein Bros, men and engine oa
grader ; 89.00
(irimm, Vm. en grader 8.00
Pc-terso.1, 8 A do 5.00
Nelson, A K on slip 20.00
Hansen, Chres holding slips 10.00
Liihte, Joe dumping slips 12.50
Van Cleave, Joseph A patrolman 33.75
Eoad District No. 10
Salem Sewer Pipe Company, ce
ment, pipe and frt. ...... 83.00
F.hncr, J W showh, spikes, etc 5.73
Schmaltz & Sons, N lumber 34.72
Eoud District No. 10
Duda, Frank grading and bridga
work 37.81
Schmidt, Charb y bridge work 1.56
PcbiiMt, Joseph grading 6.88
Spraucr, Joeph, do - 10.00
Soham her, William do 10.00
Bk-nnnrd, Anton, do . 5.00
Bi.choli!!, llarton, do - 5.00
1'recdickj Henry do . 5.00
Hammer, William, do 5.00
Birning, Budolph J Patrolman 24.40
Ebner, J W nails, spikes, etc 3.55
I,eslie, John A blacksmithing 7.35
Kentz, Anton, wood . 6.00
fialem Constroetion Company,
piM and frt. . 31.96
Bchaffers, William, wood 10.00
Bauer, Joseph tiling , 3.75
Bothenfluch, Anton do 3.75
Duda, Frank tiling, grading, ete 41.20
Bucholtz, Martin grading ... 5.63
Schncclvr, William do - 1.88
Willick, George do 2.19
(iriesenauer, Jory do 58.44
Schmidt, Charley grading with
engine ..... 78,38
Beining, Clements bridgo work,
etc. .. r. 4.75
Bernlng, B J pntrolmnn .'. 59.25
Eoad District No. 11
Amundson, Jny r.?pniring road
ete ; 10.00
Ileuilie, Chas, do 2.50
Heiure, I.oyd, do 12.50
Heiur.e, Vinnle do 11.25
Johnson, Chns., blacksmithing 2.25
Shepnrd, O J repairing road, etc 18.75
Steelhaiiinier, A O stivd for drag 6.50
Whit lock, Boy plowing, grading
etc .. 1 17.50
Hai l man, C 1) patrolman . 33.25
Eoad District No, 12
Shepherd, Floyd, engineer on
roller, ete. . 60.00
Shepherd, El via digging out Tock 60.00
Shepherd, (irceu do - 27.50
Somolke, Paul dumping scrapers
ete. .. 50.00
Oerseh, A A digging out rock . 37.50
Diningaii, Shirley holding plow .... 45.00
Wilson, Frank digging out rock 27.50
Tclfor, Bnv scraping 50.00
Lewis, Clydo do 70.00
Landwiiig, Herman do 85.00
lletlwor, John, scraping 47.50
Wellmnn, Wm. do 50.00
VV,'.' II 111 11 11, Otto digging out rock 15.00
Semollte, John do - 25.00
Fins, Vernon do - 32.50
l'las, Greihart, do 32.50
Serniolli, John do 5.00
I'lntt, Henry cutting logs out of
road - 2.50
Tins, John scraping 52.50
Lewis, L II do 60.00
Splouski, Faul, do 10.00
Hogg, W T patrolman 132.00
Eoad District No. 13.
SU'clhunimc r A (r road drag
blades, - 6.00
Deggeller, William A scraping
and grading 17.50
Johnson, Nels O gradiug 2.50
Johnson, Hans d ....... 2.50
Kngllsdi, W O pntrolmnn 21.75
Eoad District No. 14
SnV'in Sewer Pipe Company, ce
ment pipe - 163.59
Eoad District Not 15
Salem Sewer Pipe Company, ce-
nunt pipe .. 17.50
Ames, H powder, fuse, etc 12.98
Hicks, Mrs. E M ax, shovel, nails
ete 4.80
Silv.rton Lumber company, lum
ber - 8.64
lK'k, William unbinding rock
ete 93.50
llaberly, Will hauling rock and
gravel .. 60.00
Kaufman, Ben shoveling gravel
rock '. 41.25
llainner, Alves hauling rock and
slip 102.50
Bruntirr, Alves hauling roack and
gravel .. 100.00
Kgnn, Oral shoveling rock and
gravel .. .. , a 50.00
Oehring, Julis hauling rock and
grav,"l - 73.00
Schurter, Will do 75.00
Kuenzi, Harvey shoveling rock.... 10.00
Kucnzi, Ueorgo hauling gravel
ete - 41.23
Logan, Martin shoveling rock
mid gravel ; 32.50
Knight, Fred hauling rock and
gravel .. 37.50
Kucnti, B Land shoveling grawl 6.00
Knutson, Alix, hauling rock 5.00
Von Fin, Walter, shoveling rock 2.50
(iondnnck, John hauling rock 2.50
Haller, Henrv C patrolman 76.50
Eoad District No. 15Vt
Ames, S bolts, axle greaso etc. , .70
Hrewer, John II lumlvr 1.05
Eoad District No. 16.
Adams & company, J D repairs
for grader , - 1.43
Salem Hardware company, math-
' bolts .50
Stevans, Ellis scraping, etc
Stevaus Tcddie scraping, ete
Sana William do
Miller, B."n F do
Crouser, 8 A do
38.33 Van Eaadel, Laurence hauling
50.00 1 aUr, u-
10.00 Guar, rct'r shovedinj rx-k
jfK) Easel, Lib haj.icg ro-Jc
5.00
liafner, Jo'aa han.ing rue- ..
Steel, tlabora do ..
Schapp, Muris helping grade, etc
Howard, Osker shoveling, ete
Russ, Pet dnniping scrapers
C03i s-'.'P;e. Uermaa do
30.00 Unea' Kcy d
223
5.00
800
26.00
2S.U0
8.00
16.00
323
r"-n Weuer, Goorse do .
o'mi Vaa Landcl, Antm dril-ing, ett
: .J
Cooailer, Kenneth hauling gravel 43.33."''";""' "j 1239
vooer rm uw euKiuc gmu- ZiB,mR. Ni.fc h.nKinr rock la.OU
rng .... 133.00
Baughman, Winter hauling grar-
McCrrell, Floid do -
Jefferson, W J patrolman ..
Eoad District No. 17.
Pearce & Son, Lot k Fresno sera'
iv-r
Matthes, W B graveling
Nya, A P do .
DeJardin, John du
Kamp, Mike do
jHighborger, Leo hauling rock.
Zuber, Paul shjv.Kng etc.
Kossiter. Chas. : kauliaj ,rock
33.00 Breitenstcda, Joa da .
IMinden. Anton Uiovelinj rock
Odenthal, William do
28.00 Iia-hiber, Nkk do .
3.75iVan Handel, J. B. patrolman
42.30 1 Eoad District No. 25
45.00. Von Behren, H C patrolman
40.00 J E3-4 Ditoct No. 271,
20.00 Sa"em Siwer Pipe Co. cement
SO.001 pipe
3.00 .Taylor, Paul iL. p.ow
Nuson, Bobert do
Bachelor, Fred do ..
Larn, I A do
Gouley, Borneo patrobnan 49.00 1 Bamscyer,. U. ta Ires no
Eoad District No. 18.
Jones, W Al dragging . 5.00
Eoad Diitrict No. 19.
Pearce & Son, Lot L bar share
Salem Construction eompany for
rock
6.50
1.03
5.20
27.30
07.50
40.00
27.50
43,00
52.50
35.00
12.50
184.50
8.50
T.SO
6.88
9.00
4.50
3.73
1.00
16-50
Speue.-T Hardware company brush
hook, scythe, etc
Watt Shipp Powder company, 'jow-
der, fuse, etc. 39.55
Hall, Ben hauling lumber, etc. 1 12.5
Uurdett, Jno loading slips 12.50
1 carmine, W U slipping and grad-
Claggett, Clyde slipping hauling
lumber, ete.
Newton, Thos shoveling gravel
ete ;
Claggett, Tubs plowing, haul
gravel Carthew, Mac shoveling and
spreading1 gravel ....
Mason, J H hauling gravel
Darling, O B hauling gravel, etc
Uafcrty, D shoveling, slashing,
etc. . . : . .
Newton, William shoveling grav
el .... .
Darling, will slipping and scrap
ing
Claggett, Archie- patrolman' . .
Eoad District No. 20.
Suleui Sewer Pipe company, ce
ment pipo - .. 6.75
Anderson, Harley shoveling dirt
Acwuiii, ton (to ....
Hoffman, Carl do 4.38
Hoffman, Thcador shovel dirt 4.38
Auftorfloid, IFred da
Bowden, Ben hauling dirt ........
Williams, W. H. do
Schroder, Frank cutting channel
Schroder, P. W. us of wagon....
riaplinger, Wm. F. patrolman ....
Moaa District no. 20
Farmor Hdw. Co., Bay L. cyl oil 4.00
saiom Construction Co. rock and
gravel 41.40
Bishop & Son, J. A. sharpen
scantier ..... 15.00
Farmer Hdw. Co., Bay L. axis
grease, oil, etc. 410
Salem Const. Co-, gravel v - 2.25
wise, Lome wood . 33.25
Zander, W. M. wood 5.00
Scharf, Fred grading 155.50
uiMweii, w. a, roller man 117.00
Fandriic.h. August funning scan
ner 78.00
Davis, W. M. loading fresnos
etc . 77.75
Sheldon, Hal grading 6.00
Von Cleave, L. M. patrolman .... 233.50
Eoad District No. 21
Sp'aulding Logging Co., Tho
Chas. K. lumber 7.38
King, Harleigh O. (team on
grader 5.00
Men-hand, Boy do 5.00
Johnston, C. F. on drag, etc 2.50
Clam!, J. I), aeiting patrolman .... 9.7a
Eoad District No. 22
Hosletler, John shoreling dirt.... 17.50
Herseh, AdamJ teamster 25.00
Chnmborlin, C. L. shoveling 3.75
Leichty, Albert hnul dirt, etc 21.25
Bamayer, Albert load rock, etc. 15.00
Hersch, Fred limiting rock 42.50
Jnii'kson, Ben spreading rock 20.00
laeksun, lien Jr. do 17.50
Ooue, A. J. dragging 2.50
Johnson, Clarence do 2.50
Rnmsilen, Geo. hauling rock.... 17.50
Koff, Klibert ghovcling dirt - 1.25
Kuiiisden, C. J. patrolman 63.73
- Eoad District No. 23
Watt Shipp Powder Co. powder 11.00
Hrown, Chas, work on plow
brtiiu 1.00
Brown, Geo. do 2.50
Lilt v Hardware Co. powder, fuse
'etc f. 18,25
Inpmnn, Chns. work on plow .... 2.00
Stnyton Cement Stone Works,
tile 12.(5
Scott, G. D. on slip grader 67.50
KoU'lis, WliLlinm plowing 80.00
Hurt, W. D. slip scraper 95 00
Lincoln, J. A. do 40.00
Mvllot, Balph do 95.00
Scott, Jacob grubbing and dibch
ing .m ' 47.50
Cooley, Albert do 45.00
Ashby, Wavne kidding scraper 36.25
Hurt, Hue do 47.50
Heater, W. A. dragging 5.00
Neal, W. W. do . 25.00
Petersen, John do 23.00
Heater. C. E. .trolniau 63.00
Watt Mliipp Powder Co. powder 90.00
Benedict. Mick wood 6 00
Ditter, Bell Co. haudles, nails
fuse, etc. 7.48
Hendricks, August wood 10.50
liolly, Boy O. lumlier 47.34
Zimmerman, Niek wood 5.25
Zuber, Jchn hauling rock, etc 17.00
Kousher, Frank plowing 10.00
Benedict, Mick serapiug 10.00
Wolf, Al fresuo ..: 12.00
Wagner, Phil prnNbiug. ete 8.13
Petersou, Conrad do 7.50
Smith, Al folding plow, eto .... 7.50
Zimmerman, George watching
gates 4.50
Orron, Herman do - 3.00
Hurt, Clifford do 100
Tato, Ed helping gradrf 5.00
Sioginund, Lawrence hauling
rwk 4.00
Van Handel, Martin grubbing.. 2.50
Kellev, Bov . Imdge. worn 3.13
Kelley, lH-o do - 3.13
Fox, Al diguing roek . 3.75
Hafner, Al shoveling rock 2.50
Sehmitt, Jack drilling, picking
roi. eto . 42.00
Cieocher, Itoa hauling wter,
rock, ete.
Grier, John hauling roek, et..
Larson, Ani drilling, grubbing
iSuabaur, Adam tending grader,
Silvers, David do
Silvers, Arihur on slip
Silvers, Balph do
10.00
10.00
1430
5.00
5.'JJ
2.30
500
10 0J
123.00
5.50
3.32
57-30
67.50
52.50
i.6.23
26.23
50 00
35.00
40.30
Cliaud.r, W. 8. do
Fellers, Wilfred do .
Taylor, D. B. holding plow . .
Pearson, H. J. working on fill
etc. 43.00
Poole, W. H grubbing, etc. . 68.12
Pearson, D. S. on plow 43.00
Auer, J. F. do 7.50
Bancroft, Dr. do , 123
I Taylor, Paul H. hauling rock 17.8
.jRawseyer, C. do 22.00
""".Silvors, David do 16.30
Silvers, Arthur shoveling in pit 7.o0
Fellers, Wilfred hauling rock 23.37
Taylor, D. B. spreading rock 1000
Pearson, IL J. hauling roek 17.87
Pearson, 1. S. do .....w - 5.50
Scheunetker, D. helper up hill 20.00
Smith, Harry shoveling in pit 1000
N'cunschwander, Ernest hauling
rock 16.30
Clouston, Wm. shoveling in pit 5.00
Tavlor, C. H. patrolman , 80.00
Eoad District No. 28
Carpenter, Lewis hauling dirt.... 20 00
Uiibson, B. D. do -.. 39.87
Mizc, Sterling do 35.75
Cunningham, B. plowing 38.50
Zosel, Wm. hauling .tile, etc. 5-50
MeDonough, Charley holding
plow etc. - 21.25
Senders, CV'orga W.' grubbing
stumps, etc. . 17.50
Sawyer, Ben dumping acrapors 18.75
Abrains, William grub stumps. 2.50
Wostenhouse, W. W. patrolman.. 24.00
Eoad District No. 28ft
Davenport, 8. C. gravel 7.00
Hariier, J. F. hauling gravel .. 45.00
Noyman, B. H. spreading gravel
ete.
28.75
fiingwald, George hauling gravel 18.00
18.UU
13.50
13.50
52.50
Eoad District No. 33 '
Watt Shipp Powder Co, powder 41.23
EtzeL Jno. W. wood 3.00
Lilly Hardware Co- nails 3.00
Freres, Theodore dragging 2.50
Tietxe, Joulius do ete 13.00
Ktael, Jno. w. dragging 8.1W
Lanibrecht, Geo. do 3.00
Hafner, Peter ditching . 2.0
EtzeL Geo. A. patrolman 51.00
nchards. A- A. picking rock.
etc. 15.00
Zimmerman Oscar do 32.50
Beringer, O. E. hauling rock,
g. ailing, etc. 123.00
Beiinger, Ben F. with pick and
shovel . 5.00
Tavlor. Geo. V. Blowing, acrap-
ing, etc . 15.63
BaLey, C. K With iiek and
shovel , , H , 3.75
Tay:or, Ed hauling gravel 13 00
Taylor, timer shovelinz gravel 5.00
B.Tingcr, W M patrolman 72.00
Eoad Dis-Wct No. 34.
Small, Wm lumber 9.08
Barhaa A Taylor wire cable . 4.45
Lomker, John repair work roads
and bridges : 52.50
SUhavy, Frank K do 44.50
Eoad District. No. 37.
Hoyser, Gao M hauling gravel,
etc. . 45.00
Collard, Ed. repair work . 3.00
Caulhorn, H. II. acting patrolman 12.00
Eoad District No. 38.
Gritton, W A oa slips and grad
er 5M-
Titus, Geo 8 cleaning ditches,
Tack, T D patrolman
Eoad District No. 39.
BishoD & Bon, J A sharpen road
plow
Pearce & Son, Lot L axle grease
Salem Sower Pipe eompany con
crete pipa .. .. ....
Kobow, C A plowing, etc
Kobow, Louis on whnel scraper..
Zielinaki, J A do
Slattuni, T P on Fresno
2.50
23.48
FINANCIER SAYS OUTLOOK
NOW VERY ENCOURAGING
1.00
1.65
6.75
1-40.00
6O.0O
51.25
32.50
6.00
11.25
C.00
. 1.25
12.50
8.75
10.00
6.00
2.50
95.00
Bowman, J. H. do .
Pettyjohn, W. C. do
Foster, E. C. do .
Junes, J. N. patrolman
oaa District mo. -
Turniilge, W. J. graveling 6.25
Turnidgo, J. V. do 5.00
Turnidgo, D. E. do, .... 8.75
Turnidgo John special patrol
man 22.50
Baker, Wm. graver' ;-. 6.40
Hiibbs and Co., J. D. babbitt .... 2.70
Myers, Fread nails 1.00
Steele, Harry gravel 4-63
Hampton, High repair work
and graveling ; 45.00 1
Whiteman, Claude O. do 87.50
Todd, Boyo, do ....1 8.75
Sheanran, Bihey do 77.50
Widickebr, Will do 67.50
Steele, Harry do 5.00
Seaton, Henery do 1.25
WSdiekr, Albert do 20-00
Hairs, Orvel do 12.50
Tbarp, Geo. H. do 35.00
Nye, Ancel do ,,.. 15.00
Heynos, Frank B. do ; 5.00
Todd, Kamie bridge work 1-25
Whiteman, John G. patrolman 99.23
Eoad District No. 30
Coates, J. I. administratrix dam
age claim; disallowed
Chileoto, W. P. repairs on grad
er 8.25
Dotv, V. E. gravel 2.00
Jefferson Mill Co. lumber 26.88
Miller, F. iL gravel 11.10
Smith & Fontaine nails - .85
W'cddle, Fred banting gravel
etc. 122.50
Bilchner, Paul hauling gravcl.. 67.50
leu, r raiiK hauling gravel, etc. o.uo
West, Albeit hauling gravel .... 77.50
Gatliraith. Bobert do ... 90.00
Reeves & Bilyeu hauling lum
ber and timbers C.00
Bryan, E. J. filling holes, ete. 2000
Doty. W. E.. hauling gravel .... 25.00
Kelte, Grant naming gravel J-.00
Doty, Melvin do 10.00
Sketon, William shoveling gav
el J3.VO
Weildlc, Bobert .hauling gravol 20.00
Chute, A. L. do 5.00
Li'bby, Clarence shoveling grav
el . 2.SU
Ciyl, J. T. hauling gravel 62.50
Lent, IFred shoveling gravel .. 2-oO
Donohue, Dan patrolman 35.25
Eoad District No. 31
Fast, John lumber 12.02
Feunell, Albert hauling gravel
etc 116.00
George, Walter do 122.00
Hiuumett, C. A. do 131.00
Linley, Chas. filling holes - 20.00
Renins, Max hauling gravel 12.00
Russell, C. W. shoveling grav
el, etc .. 12.00
Shipperd, Orvil do . 37.50
Smith, Lee do .-33.00
Stephens, West shoveling gravel 9.00
Kussell, S. II. pntrolman 137.80
Eoad District No. 32
Watt Shipp Powder Co. powder
etc 23.53
Kimscy Lowo sharp drills 16.00
Hafner Peter in pit etc. 40.00
Burson, Otto L. dn pit 33.75
Minrton, Antone do ZS-iO
Odenthnll, Will do 23.75
Etzol, John do - . .. 5.00
WiMinros, Sam roller man - 54.00
Cremer, Chris hauling rock ... 42-25
Williamson, Wm on wheel scra
per
Haslebacher, Albert loading of
wheeler
Zielinski, B C do
Zioinski, G M shoveling dirt
Johnson, Albert A loading wheel
er Wolf, C E Bhoveling dirt
Basmussen, Henry do .
Johnson, Chas do
Fuhrer, Paul do
Johnson, F O patrolman
Eoad District No. 40.
Work, Charles H shoveling grav
el, etc.
Bichards, E J patrolman '
Eoad District No. 41.
Spencer Hardware Company, rock
rake .. .. .
Eoad District No. 42.
Bishop & Son, J A repair scraper
iron .
Spencer Hardware Company nails
Fisher Lumber company, lumber
King, Herleigh G on grader
Merchand, Boy do
Johnston, C F hauling water
Clark, J D patrolman
" Eoad District No. 43.
Ames, S nails -
Smith, Fread general repair work 20.00
Mosher, Ealvin do - 10.00
30.00
60.00
.00
.50
5.00
17.00
2.50
2.50
7.50
14.00
1.00
34.00
20.00
3750
Shcaperd, Hue do 10.00
Lawrence, Will do - 35.00
Lawrence, Eacil do 31.-0
Funrew, Lavct do .. -.00
Davenport, Floyd patrolman .... 49.50
Koaa insincT no. 40.
Earl, II L powder, fuse, etc 14.84
Fleetwood, H T part payment -Z
acre land .
Pearce & Son, Lot L road plow,
Blaco, W A hauling rock, etc
Wood, Carl do -
Craig, J D do
Wright, V 1 picking roc-
Kunke, A E holding plow
Flifelt, Oscar driving team..;.....
Thomas, John picking rock
Loony, G B do -
HaiUey, Ivan pounding rock . .
Zimerman, Carl digging rock
Young, G W do
Flifelt, Levi do ........
Fleetwood, H T patrolman ........
Eoad District No. 46.
Bishop k Son, J A plow beam,
Watt Shipp Powder company,
powder
Gotthardt, Jacob picking
Highbarger, J. E. dragging ...
Loellc, G. H. do
Wourms, Fred dragging
Rantboz, L. F. in pit ..........
Jorter, II. W. dragging .
Green, Peter in pit ,
Zublo, Carl do
2.00
8.00
2.23
9.37
400
12.50
5.00
2.50
6-00
F.tzel, Ed helper for drilling
Hettinger. FrederSch haul rock
Staiger, Clms. sharp drills 8.00
Downing, H. C. drilling 8.00
Toepher, Ben helper for drill 8.00
Husil, "Frank Jr., shoveling rock 4.00
Basil, Bon do 6.00
37.50 Lambert, L, S. patrolman 31.25
5.00
25.00
51.25
52.50
52.50
26.25
7.50
27.50
2.50
2.50
18.75
17.50
12.50
2.50
73.50
' 10.75
23.48
18.75
Boiler, Lewi3 do . 21.25
Larson, Larso blasting 2.50
Snider, J K picking ..... . 16.25
Coats, E L plowing 19.36
Girardin, John grading 21,23
Guorn,o, William do 66.1a
Elser, Fred hauling rock, etc 5.00
Bosenbaum, N patrolman . 33.00
Koaa District 140. 47.
Draper, D G advance for freight
on gravel .. 140.07
Spencer Hardware company crow
bar ' 1.90
Amort, Geo hauling gravel, etc 50.00
Bat liner, John do 55.00
Brown-Petzel Lumber company,
lumber .. ..- -. 56.07
Fieber, Andrew hauling gravel .. 10.00
Fieber, Charles hauling gravel,
.etc 35.00
Fieber, Lewrence shoveling grav
el ..12.50
Fieber, Baymond do 8.75
Hanaska, Frank repairing cul
verts 2.50
Hooper, Ed A spreading grovel,
etc. .. 21.25
Keeue, Llovd shoveling gravel,
etc ' 6.25
Maser, Frank do 11.25
McAUster, Charles hauling gravel
ete 37.50
Salem Sand k Gravel company,
gravel - .. - .. 253.50
Scharf, Ed hauling gravel 2.50
Schmidt, Bhudolph shoveling gra
vel 21.25
Lewis, O E patrolman 63.50
Eoad District No. 48.
Smith, C C hauling gravel, etc. 20.00
Halm, Edwin W patrolman 2.25
Eoad District No. 49.
Aker, Barney grading .. 10.00
Bullweber, B F scraping and grad
ing 20.00
Becker, Fred grading . .. 0.00
DryiVen, D A plowing, etc 22.50
Pryden, D M holding plow, etc 18.73
Edgerton Bros. Lumber company
lumber
On Western Front Enemy Has
Been Fully Checked at
Every Point
K?w Tork, June 26. The war out
look is distinctly encouraging. On the
western front the enemy has been firm
ly held in check, while in Italy the Aus
trian attack proved a positive failuES.
Meanwhile Amoiican troops are pouring
into the war zone at a rate exceeding all
earlier expectations; and Germany will
soon awake to the folly of continuing
a hopel"ss stiuggle. Perhaps the most
significant indications are the criticisms
of the kaiser by such of the German
newspapers as have the eonrago to
speak their minds. The "Frankfurter
Zeitmig", for example, one of the most
conservative and influential journals in
Gorniany, recently charged the emperor
wi!h, "continuing the war for the sols,
purpose of enforcing German supremacy
011 the world"; that on August 4, 1914,
"thty did not tell the German people
they ws:, going to make war in order to
put down Anglo-Saxon supremacy",
that if they had, "the German nation
would not have been unanimous on
this pji' t," and that the unity which
the kair sought, "would have been
broken i'roin the very first day." Thpse
aro por'.niioes words, and other jour
uam aro speaking in similar tones. Evi
dently some ol the German people are
at last realizing the deception practiced
upon them and the ruin which has been
bruugh upon tho whola German empire
by a cruM, ee'.fiih nr d unscrupulous mil
itary despotism, insanely plotting to
rulu or ruin the civilized world. There
is n longer any piobability of German
siictis.i. and thoi'jU danger is by no
means past, the uUics aro evidently able
to koiu the lines until America breaks
in, as we soon shall, and turn the tide
to vielory, peaco and democracy, l'rus
sianism is rushing headlong into certain,
self destruction.
The local monetary situatiou is by no
means entirely clear. Between now and
November 1, ifij,000,000,000 of treasury
oirtifciates wiU be issued for carrying
oa tho war. The first block of $750,000,
000 will bo dated "une 23, payable Oc
tober -1, ou a 4'i per cent basis; and
other blocks will be diered to the banks
as r juived, probably every two weeks;
the whoic to be rclunded into long
term bonds or the Fourth Liberty loan
which is expected -uiing the autumn.
The bunks aro aslc-d to set aside a
slightly larger ortiud of their weekly
resources than ju liic previous issues;
the additional burden thus imposed be,
ing an adverse iswloi' in the money mar
ket. Two large payments on the third
loan ure still to be made, one in July
and oud in August, so that the payments
on the old and new loans overlap each
other for a period. It is quite evident,
therefore, that the banks will have a
full load to carry for the balance of the
year, and that iv.ih huge loans and
jLavy tuxes to bo n.tt. the banks will
be strictly conservative, and funds must
continue relatively tcarce. Tho arrival
from Ottawa of I'.early $30,000,000 was
an incident of it'teiest, though only a
slight offset to other conditons.
uiir foreign trade exhibits gratifying
;nuip, proving the decline of the sub
marine mei.ace. May exports were $552,
000,"0 i, the largest for that month on
record. In April the total was $500,000,
0'y). Imports in Iav excelled all re
cords, rcaehiug ife.3,000,00, and loaving
an excess of exports for tho month of
-!9 000,000, compared with $270,000,
(100 a year ago. This recovery of our
foreign trade is due chiefly to an in
creasing supply of tonage; and there
is good reasen to believe that it will
coirtiiiue, because of tho enormous
amount of new tonnage now being turn
ed out in the United States and Great
Britain, and which will rapidly become
available in apronching months. Furth
er, the alb'd nvies appear to have got
ten the s.i'miiaiiiit nuisance under more
effective control; and there has been
a grea increase in the arrivals and de-
pal lures of aii American ports, the Ger
man policy of rightfulness having ut
terly failed to frighten allien seamen.
Another element of substantial encour
agement is the crop outlook. Oiw more
week of favorable weather for cotton
and wheat has followed the previous
sececssnn of good weeks; and the pro
mise of a bounteous harvest is unusually
bright. Siring whe.' t has had plenty of
ram and sunshine. Cction has also been
favored, and corn is making rapid
growth under favorable conditions.
Needless to say nus, too, will serve to
hearten our allies, vho are depending
so heavily upon America during their
need. Per contra, it will discourage the
.neir.y yho is in sore straits for wheat
and meat: food riots being reported in
Vienna and Berlin and other important
Ferris, Henry culvert work
Fessler, M C grading ...
Freken, Gerhart grading, etc
Fresken, John grading ....
6.34
2.50
20.00
27.50
5.00
Hughes, B H do 7.50
Hurley, J T dumping scrapers - 1.25
Jack, j L grading, etc 16.25
Jack, Merle serapiug , . . . . 7.50
Larson, O F grading ,etc 27.50
McKee, Bodney do . . 32.50
MiUer & 80ns, F powder, fuse,
etc 18.15
Xelson, X C sharpen grader
etc 18.15
Pinsker, Joe grubbing, ete 2.50
Keiger, Joe grubbing . 6.00
Beiger, John grading, etc. 23.00
Seely, Bert G plowing, etc 25.00
Scely, W B holding plow . 7.50
Stone, Albert grading .. 7.50
Vtirtze, Jacob holding scraper,
etc 10.00
Wolfe, John driving team-.. . 15.00
McKee, Chas A patrolman . 139.73
Eoad District No. 50.
Davis, W J making fill 6.00
Tanner, Elmer bridge work 6.00
Eoad District No. 5L
Pearce & Son, Lot I Fresno scra
pers 56.00
Salem Construction eompany for
gravel 9.50
Grabenhorst, Wm H team on slip
scrapers . . 5.00
points in the Ceitral Empires.
A iucukut of toe ngaificaaca was
the advance by tin si finance corpor
ation of . V-C,0U towards financing
renewal f the $57,35,000 note issuo
of the Brooklyn Eapid Transit Corpor
ation. It has been plainly intimated
that the W. F. a did not consider U
within its sphere to finance public ser
vice corporations; consequently eiforts
are being made to create a local oijan
Uaiion to rutet the financial require
ments of ihcse concerns, whose future ia
seriously impaired by rising costs of cp
eratiou ana fixed rates for service.
There is no doubt but tnat Sasi electric,
trolley and sjuilar public service con
cerns face serious trouble unless allow
ed, like ethers, to adjust themselves to
the iiew conditions. In some cases, ad
vances have already been allowed; but ,
it is evident that the problem is a dif
ficult one, owing to the unwillingnesa
of the public to sanction higher ratea
when the cost of living is already M
heavy a burden.
improvement in war and crop outi
looks, serves to maintain a strong un
dertone in the stock market; tho only
offsets being the tension in money,
the pressure of government securities,
the precarious situation of public ser
vice securities and the effect of super
taxes upon individuals, whose dividenda
may be curtailed. The Loudon market
also showed considerable strength ill ,
sympathy with better war news, and
this in spite of the tremendous pressure
of war debt, which severely taxes even
Britain's gigantic powers of financial
resistance. So far as the local market is
concerned, it shows much more dispo
sition to respond to good news than to
bad. To the lattor it has displayed re
markable resistance, and little liquida- .
tion followed any allied reverses, as
notably proved during the Gorman .
drives of March and May. All financial
operations sjiould, however, be conduct
ed with strict conservatism. There are
plenty of sound investments to be had '
at attractive prices; but these are fre
quently neglected because of the large
diversion of funds toward Liberty bonds
and taxes.
HENRY CLEWS.
New Books Rsceivec!
at Public Library
TEe following is a list of new books
at the City library:
Butters Life and letters. A story
of a California boy who was killed
fighting on the Sommo.
Eimpey First call. Sergeant Empey
tells the new soldier what confronts
him all the way from training camp to
trench. He shows tho mother and tho
father, what their boy is doing each,
day; what they, what every American,
can do to help him.
Keen Medical research and human,
welfare A record of personal experi
ence during a professional life of fifty
seven veal's.
New Fiction.
Brown My country; a story of to
day, Frotheineham The turn of the road.
Holmes Mysterious disappearance.
Luehrmann The curious case of
Mario Dupont.
Lewis' Chanel.
White Gold. A tale of the forty
niners. Walk Silver blade.
For the Children.
Bice Boy's book of sports.
Bolt-Wheeler The pelar-hunters,
Mauy Promotions Are
Made by President
Washington, June 29. The president
yesterday sent to the senate for con
firmation, the following brigadier gen
erals to be appointed major generals in
the national army:
Mason M. Patrick, Edward M. Lewis.
William J. Snow, William B. Smith,
Peter E. Traub, William S. Graves,
James C. Harbord, Charles H. Summer
all. In addition te president sent in
the .srnes of io;ty three colonels to be
l.rigatber generals. They follow:
Douglas McArthur, George V. Mos
Iry, Cornelius Vanderbilt, John H.
Sherburne. Lucius L. Durfee, James J.
Hot brook, Guy A. Smith, John J.
adley, Howard B. Hickock, William
M. Cruikshang, George H. Shelton,
Rol rt C. Davis, Henry . Hatch. Wilson
William D. Connor, ' Andrew Moses,
B. Burtt, Harold Fiskc, Charles A.
Hodekin, Jay J. Morrow, George C.
Safforans, Hanson E. Ely, Charles W.
Kutz, Francis L. E. J. Parker, Merc
B. Stewart. Albert J. Dowley, John E.
Stevens, Oliver L. Spaulding, Jr., Eff
ing E. Booth, Bichard C. Marshall, Jr.,
John N. Hodges, Charles C. Walentt,
Jr., Edward B. Christman, Edwin D
Winans, William P. Jackson, Samuel
D. Eockenbach, McrTiwether L. Walk
er, Otho B. Bosenbaum, Edward I
King, Harry G. Bishop, Malin Creig,
Alfred W. Bjomstad, Herman M. War,
Jefferson B. King.
CLEAN 'EM GOOD
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CIEANLINESS IS NECESSARY
N PREPARING TO CAN.
I haw, wak CBKDtrn conrvsaw?,
- WAiNitwigr, . D-C. ,
'Get ont your vegetable broth mud
follow th rule for canning gives in
the book issued by the National War
Garden Commission, Waskingtoo,
sent for 2 cents for postage. ,