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    PAGE SIX
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON. MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1918.
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PANTS
inform
JVi'.i Me Hun licked and the world
made safe once more, you men in uni
form will soon take your place in busi
ness and social life again. You have
learned how Uncle Sam values neat and
well kept clothes in keeping up morale.
You must also know that in civil life it
is no less important.
When you buy your civilian clothes,
bear these two things in mind GET
QUALITY and GET VALUE,
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Comr ences Today
You all know SCOTCH WCOf. -N MILLS CLOTHES. You know their quality.
You know their value. Yea know t'. ay are always the utmost you can get for
your money.
! HUE
OFFERS YOU EVEN HfllE4f
Twa Great Evsnts In War
Happaed At Harwich
Harwieii, England, Dee. 12. (By
mail.) Harwich, the port to which the
German submarines tame to surrender,
will .be remembehred by the English. as
lha port firing the first British shot of
the war.
At S o'clock the morning of Aug. 6,
1914, fear hoary after England declar
ed war, the Harwich forces under Ad
miral Tyrwhitt put out into the North
Sea. By 5 they had sunk the German
minslaying oruiaer, Kocnigm Luise,
DXKD OF DISEASE
Sergeants
William A VaeSparran, Germaatowa
Pa .
Chag A Deseroiseeaux, Twin Tails Id
...... .... Privates -
Estey H Biownlee, Villisca la
Lovette li Channell, Cincinnati
John D Sykes, Atlanta Ga
WOTJlroffi) SEVERELY
8gt Geo h Kanner, Nagales Aria
Corp Frank L Keller, Mill Creek ft
PrlTates
Andrew B Allen, Maekay Idaho
William L Davis, Sonora Cal
Wm J Gerkenemeyer, Spokane Wi
James H Holland, San Francisco
Bruce Lewis, Dryard Wash
- Robert M Murphy, Mosier Ore
John W Seott, Seattle Wa
Morwin Stewart, Sumner Wn
Edwin E Thieme, Eancen Ida
mssma in aotion
Pr'Tates
Curtis F Grissom, San Francisco
Frank W Vaise,' Renton Wash
NEUBALfifC PAIHS
sttv. Way to Soothing Kantta's
Vlzerd Oil
Hamlin's Wizard Oil is a safe and
effective treatment for headache and
earalgia. Rubbed in where the paiu
is, it acts as a tonic to the tortured
aerves and almost invariably brings
4ukk relict
- Its healing, antiseptic qualities ca
ihrays be relied upon to prevent ia
fsctioa.or other serious results, frm
I trains, bruises, cuts, burns, bhes
n4 stings. Just as good, too," far
tare feet, stiff neck, frost bites, cold
ife and canker sores. ' -.-
Get it front druggists for" 30 cents.
H aot satisfied return the bottle a ad
ft your money back. '
Ever constipated or have sWe
headache? Just try Wizard Liver
Was, pleasant little pink pills, 3f
CMRti Guaranteed.
caught strewing mines off the Baglisa
coast. . . . '
British naval ruen believe i twas part
ly beeause of this that Harwich was
picked as the final haven for sorrei
dering submarines.
Admiral Tyrwhitt commanded
both occasions. "He is the only admiral
in the British navy to hold .his post
throughout the war. "
Before the war, Harwich wit taa
jumping off port on the tourist routa
from England to Belgium, Holland ad
Hamburg.
Black Butte in Lano county whert
the quicksilver mines are located, has
not had a caso of influenza.
JUST THINK OF IT! During this sale wc will throw in an EXTRA PAIR OF
PANTS ABSOLUTELY FREE, with every suit ordei-AND AT THE OLD
PRICES, TOO. .
30.
Hundreds of Suitings to Select From
Come in today and look over our wonderful line cf high grade uoolens---every
shade, every pattern, every weight imaginable. Pick out the material and
we will fashion you a suit guaranteed as to fit, style, finish and durability a suit
you will be as proud to wear in civil life as you were of your uniform during ser
vice. REMEMBER we throw in an EX1 RA PAIR OF PANTS just for good meas
ure. THIS SALE IS FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY. SO COME EARLY.
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Out Suit Prices
Range from ...
to
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STORE
loll nf Wpnm
uFrom Over There9
General Pershing's Official Report
i
llOUi OF- HONOR
Killed in action IS
lied of wounds , 89
lied of arcidimt and other cause... 5
I'ieil of dtsrHite 40
Missing in action 6
Voundud severely ...a . 123
Total
211
Krneat It Talbott, Elliott la
Perry 1 Toombs, Newe!l la
Hobart M Twijjg, Cumberland Md
Morris Van Norffert, Chisago
II actum) Kindini, Bridgeport Cona
William D Wade, Concetoga Pa
Kobort Y Wa'iiace, Social Circle Ga
Today'! ' casualty list contains the
following nam as of Oregon men:
James B Bain, Portland, killed In
net ton
Emllo 0 Gourde u, Portland, died of
wOmids
Robert M Murphy, Moaier, wounded
aeverely
Tliomaa 8 Quigler, Oswego, wounded
everely I
William W Mitchell, Portland, mlaa.
tug In action '
George Watklna, ManiAileld, return.
i to duty, provloaaly reported mts
lng
KHXEO INACTION
Lieutenant!
Kiiward H Uake, Madison Me .
Cbarhta H Wilbur, Walpole Mans
r t Ralph Li 8rUllt Elk Hound W l
Coi-poi-aa
MiHon liarjror, (Saul Ky . .
Kmcrson Ijee, W Frankfort ni
1'alph 'B Tin tnpkris, Whiteplain NY
Meek I'atriek J O'Neill, New Yrit
Prlvrntec -.
James W Baker, Vxbridge Mas
Alcide BeiWit, Ijk Chalde La "
Mnx K Block, (MUwaukee Wia
John B Hyd, Aurora ln-i - -
A brain (ItrauJt, iUiwilicthtowa. Ixd .
James W Burns. Wi linmstown i'a
'. r V .,.. m . --. HI
Join W .Fowler. Oswsgo Kai
Gale Hamrink, Adamston W T
Claries U Ilerron. Wanibura wi
llarry HoMinan, Harina U -Thomas
A Jonea, Hudwn J'ls N If
Oscar -J Kovain, Hancock Mich
1U
DIED OF WOUNDS
Lieutenant!
Fred E C-iark, Daxton 111
Harold B Gouth, New York
William A Leiser, 8t Henrj O
Sgt Hobort Hutton, (lr.t Neck N T
Corporal!
Arthur W Lewis, biiokano Want
James K V McN'ary, Chictigo lights
(teihillco J Jb'ana, New . Bedford
ftfas '
Hamue! B Long, ElWboro N O
' Nathan fttaiaraotjBrookrjni'- .
Clarence 'A Stroud, Pranciaville III
Earl Tj Brock, 8 Newbury Vt
Bay llronson, (Springfield O
Kobort lllryan, Colnuibia Ky
Kalph E lray, Mclnlo la
. Elmer lhuuaw, Detroit Mich
iFclix Flanders, Brninbridgn Ga
Ephriam (Icndrenu, Thonidikc Mass
Nathnn Golob, I'hilndelphia
(Frank V Harper, I'hiladelphia
Herbert O Hoof f nor, Dsnioiul Neb
. Thomas lannuui, Hchenectady N, Y
. Henry U Kelley, Brightua Me
. Joo Kirohm r, Charlraoi Vn .
August Kleinsrhmiilt, Mt Vernon lad
nm J Robert, I'hilHpa Wig
William W Riley, Kingfisher Okie
James Robinson, New fane N Y
Private!
Robert J Sabiston, Birmingham Ala
Jack Thompson, Big Timber Moat
Allan Wild, Hani, N Y
Wesley Yeager, It Londoa Fa
DIED OF ACCIDENT AND OTHEB
CAUSES
5orp Hana W IVderson, Gary Ind
Private!
Bernard A Foppa, Breee III
Henry W Johnson, Mexico Mo
Nicholas G Karpuxas, Oree " - -Wilber
M Kerr, Ijnmar Colo
. DIED OF DISEASE
14 Vincent 8 Whyland
8jft James H fliinms, Brooklyn - .
' Nurso-Tula-L-Harkcy, New Ywk .
Musieian Howard O MehU Frost Mia
Wagoner Ijonnie L Tyon, Bingor Okl
Privates
Ilullord Bodden, Mc Auburn 0
Edward W Bowman, Detroit Harbor
Wig
Eddie J Burmaa, Vovny Tnd
Thomas O Carlino, Chicago
Elmore Carter, St Louis Mo
Henry B Chancy, Paeog Va
Walter F Domniel, Lancaster Pa
Percy G Dowdy, Hliawborro N C
Arthur A Ebersol, l"aonia Colo
Zeplius F(Vliivgs, Statcsboro Ga
Charlie- M Gerriuger, Gibsonvillo NC
Josso M Giiaham, Lake Park la
Hezio Haley, Gary W Va
Victor F H Hanson, Brouklyn
Robert L. Harris, Mill Cup Va
Adam Hoover, Crestlino O
Albert Johnson, B ring Valley Mina
David Markson, Kingston NY
Ernest J Mercior, Burlingtou Vt-,
Harry A Millor, Flint Mich
Jack Millor Niagara Falls N Y
Paul A Moaley, Austell Ga
Vir B li Novel, Elizabeth Miss
Harry A Olson, Brooklyn
Ira Richardson, New Orleans
Hurt Sloan, Tindalo Mo
Hermit 'B Stover, Clear Crock W Va
Frank Stradcutter, Be'leplnin Mina
lvey Htroup, lal!as N C
Ralph 8 Tictor, Ireland
Edward Tessin, Hemlock Mich
Sam Thomasl, Ouero Tex
Will A Vondcest, Roek Island 111
James M Wab1, Minnie W Va
Ben Wallace, Columbia & C
Robert Walston, Elm City N C
King Ward, Locomoko City Ml
Fred Waring, Fall Rivcvr Mass
Eddie Webb, Jackson N C
Homer P Wharrall, Rockwell la
Captain J Williams, Emporia Va' ,
Wounded 101
Missing : 1
Total
Enlisted Men
Deaths
Wounded
In hands of enomy 64
Missing 316
.. 193
1943
8882
Total
5195
Gross total 5387
Tho following casualties are included
in above total:
Killed in aotion ; SI
Die,l of wounds 11
Died of disease 6
Wounded severely 88
Wouudod slightly .. 1
Wounded, degreo undetermicod 1
Missing in action 12
Total
137
WOUNDED SEVERELY -.
Lt Charles Henry Luta ' Carnaose
N M
8gt Oeorie J Kasch, San Francisco
gt Ralph M Parsons, Settle
Corp Mtgia 8 Martin, Oakland Cal
Oorp Frederick O Wright, Oaklaad
(1
Private!
.Toackint M Stadford, Walla Walls).
Charlea Heimka, Keliio Waih
Ambrose- P Hortx, Greeley Colo
. MI33INa IN ACTIOK
PrlTates
Knriqns Ohavea, Lcs Angeles
WiUiam W Mitchell, Portland Or
MARINE CASUALTIES
- . . Officers
Deaths
BO
KILLED IN AOTION
First Sgt Kmil Jcssen, Bridgeport
Conn
Sergeant!
Georgo E Cilley, Harmony Ms
Roscoe Ii Dunlap, Effingham II!
Herbert A Paine, Bangor Ma
John. H Roth), Tonowanda N Y
Oorporala
Austin E Gray, Moundsvilla W Yi
Percy P Kildow, Oakland Md
Thomas R Atha, Faidmount W Y
v Priratea
Joseph V Biel, Detroit Mich
John Broxnp, Buffalo. NY
James K Coyno, Rensalaer, NT'"
Edgar H English, Greeley Col
Dw;ght IB Good, Hartford Mick
Howard Jarrett, Oakland Cal
Charles V Lemons, Sugar Rim Pa
' Elbert P Noble, Detroit Mieh ..
. Ludwig M Pororson, Berlin Wis?
. Josephus B 8ipa. Cnrvnmsville Pa
Frank J Stengel, Bridgesborg Pa -Robert
J Toomey, Somerville Mas
Elmer Voelrxiw, Cleveland O
DIED OF WOUNDS
8g Arthur Holder, Wilrseboro N C
PrlTates
Walter R Capps, Chicago
.Ernest W Davis, Nevada Mo
William A Donohue, Cokato Minw -Clarence
B Hinehman, Vineenae! Ind
Thaddeos D Keens, Altcs HI
.Otis Laegen, Richey Mo
Roy W Little, Calhan Colo
Burt A Markhanv Janesvills Mlaa
Burners u Turner, Elmweod Okie,
Arthur 3 Wilson, Cleveland O
Dk Flowing Is the CScsl
piafea cf the reccd cf
Cksss bsfare the Hlfca
CoEarJssioBers Ctst
For the December Term, 1918
A the amount aSswed,
bis csiifeiied, eta, aceorfeg
to the records in the office cf
lie Ccsnty Clerk
ROADS AND HIGHWAYa
Schaeeher, Joo mnking fence,
ete .. 11.3S
Greisanour, Edy bridge work,
ete
Greisanour, Bartol huuu.'ig grav
el .. .. :. ...... .. ls'.fto
Schiadler, Fred do 5.00
Kuschnick, Honry ropairing ri 2.5U
Boruing, R J patrolman 28.60
Road District No. 11.
Oregon Statesman publishing of
road meeting notico 1.65
Boal District No. 12.
Oregon Statesman publishing of
road meeting notico - 1.6a
Ames, S guago glasses, etc .86
Johnson, Clms blacksmithing .... 5.33
bhopherd, Carl broaking rock,
etc 85.83
r)nAinn' Hlirlei- B..rfiinr 0 flu
Scott, Walter scraping, etc, 45 00'
Semolke, John loading rock, etc
Salzinan, Frank do
Semolke, August do .... .... , -
Sherherd, Floyd engineer oa rol
ler Shepherd, Elvin hauling water..
Riehter, A F hauling rock, eto....
Hogg, W T patrolman
Soad District No. 13.
16.26
15.00
ls.To
4.00
ao.oo
Go.OO
14.00
13.1a
ma
86.62
18.23
Road District No. 1.
Irvin, W W gravel 8.63
Snyder, Andrew C hauling gravel 7..30
Road District No. 2.
Hovenden, G B fencing, etc 132.00
Barrett, Frank grading 5.00
Beck & Son drain tile 7.86
Bradon, L A scraping 5.0C Johnson, Hans dragging 7.50
Downing, f'laid cleaning ditches
etc 17.50
Koster, Milt grading 5.00
Millor, Geo do 6.00
Ott, Jke cleaning ditches, etc.... 40.00
Scholl & Son, J shovels .
Troudt, Adam cleaning ditches,
eto : ..
Troudt, C D patrolman
Koaa District No. 3.
Oregon Statesman publishing of
road meeting notice 1.80
Do Sort, Mike tile ditching . 15.00
Hunt, J P II dragging ... 3.73
Kueusting, Albert ditching 1.25
Kuponsting, Frank G grading,
dragging, etc.. . 41.87
Phillips, R W ditching 2.50
Sowa, Paul rooter share sharpen- '
ed .65
Kuonsting, Chas patrolman 19.50
Road District No. 4.
Chaso & Linton gravel 6S.07
Davidson, John grading, etc 21.00
Gearin, Fred hauling gravel 4.00
Pielett, Ed dragging 16.87
Pielctt, Stanley ditching 1.50
Sykcs, Rtissel graveling 3.00
Road District No. 5.
Oregon Statesman publishing of
road meeting notice 1.6?
Davidson, Ralph grading,' drag
Bnglish, W O patrolman ....
Road District No. 14.
Oregon Statesman publishing of
road meeting notice
Pacifie Transfer Company haul
ing lumber
Silverton Lumber company, lum
ber .1.; ....
Verrier, Harry cleaning out dit
ches Dickorson, M A running roller ..
Alexander, Chas hauling rook,
eto
Mais, Geo hauling water, ete ....
Brown, O F clearing right of
way
Laikem, A do 42.00
Johnson, L A hauling water .. 5.00
Silverton City use of roller 22.50
Vangordor, John clearing right of
1.63
4.8j
81.40
6.09
20.50
20.00
13.00
.42.00
way
Zettoburg, John do .
Davis, Chas bridge work
Winter, H J do etc
Harris, G H bridge work
Verrier, W H cleaning ditches
Oeder, A patrolman
Road District No. 15.
Allen Brothers Garago repairs on
rollor - ....
Oregon Statesman publishing of
road mooting notice
trinir. ete Sii.OO i raiwa, uuuigo iuuvuik tuuur, hid
Davidson, W F patrolman 16.50 Salorn Sand and Gravel eompany
Road District No. 6. gravel :
Imlah. John cement 70 Dick wil1 spreading roek
Mahony, M W gravel 7.5tf Logan, Martin do
21.00
o9.00
.u0
12.00
9.00
9.00
40.50
Road District No. 7.
Runyon, R B trans, testimony,
West vs Morion eounty
Hoover, Chas King log drag...
Wargnoy, Joseph peavy handle..
Cutsforth, John H patrolman ,
Road District tto s.
Goldsmith, G B repairing cul
vert
Hnrpor, 8 W hauling gravel
Hawley, D H driving grader
Sowa, Paul sharpening grader
shear, ete -
Spaulding Logging Company
Chas K lumber ....
Thiaa, Henry shoveling gravel
Thias, Matt do
Trollerud, O J spreading gravel
Trullinger, Jasper shoveling gra-
Whitman, C F spikes
Durant, L W patrolman '.
Road District No. 8Vs .
Eeekhout, Frank ditching ....
Eeckhout, Xavicr dragging and
ditching
Hagana, Peter cleaning culvert
Marts, Geo shoveling gravel
Marta, F A hauling gravel .
Seollard, J C dragging :
Scoliard, Wm patrolman .
Road Dtetrict No. 9.
Oregon Statesman publishing of
road meeting notice
Road District No. 10.
Oregon Statesman publishing of
road meeting notice
Portland Railway Light and Po-.
wer company, labor, ete$j on
57.00
2.50
1.25
mi
2.03
1.65
0.75
31.95
17.50
15.00
22.50
Palace, Goorge on road roller
Knight, Fred hauling wajor and
toadwork .. .. .. .. 20.00
Knight, Dale spreading rock.. S.00
Roberts, Jack cleaning out ditch
es -.. 2.50
81.00
.. 1.80
9.80
10.00
Bailor, Henry C patrolman
I Road District No. 15,
1.23 Oregon Statesman publishing of
7.50 road meeting notice
33.00 Davenport, J H lumber, powder,
spikes, eto
5.50 Davenport, J H ditching, etc..
Cooke's, J T do
I 60 Road District No. 16.
3.75 Oregon Statesman publishing of
3.75 road meeting notice ..
3.73 Salem Sand and Gravel company
gravel
.94 Steel, Claborn hauling gravel,
1.05 eto
43.50 Boer, Robert dragging i-
Jefferson, W J patrolman
12.88 . Road District No. 17.
Salem Sand and Gravel eompsny
20.00 gravel . 150.80
1.25 Cothrea, Maynard helping move
, 3.50 road drag, ete
5.00. Johnson, F O grading, ete.
1.80
1.9.1
12.!0
1U.00
1.50
. tf Vaa Cleave, L M overseer
10.00 Hall, Chas hauling gravel .
Gouley, Romeo patrolman
I Road District No. 18.
1.63 Salem Sand and Gravel company
gravel . .
Collard, W P gravel
1.80 Cole, Robt hauling gravel ,
- - Pattersoa, R d0
Perkins, E C do
7.50
23.00
16.00
3.00
line to crusher 83.93 Cole, Robt patrolman
Ebner, J W nails, wire, ete 7.76 . Road District No. 19.
Schmaltz A Sons, N lumber . S.81 Salem Sand and Gravel eompany
"Schwab, Fred Jr fence posts 11.2S gravel ;
- Scbauor, Joe shoveling gravel . Miller. Harriet gravel
ete . . . 19.38 Burdett, John graveling, ete
150.13
11.00
96.00
63.00
55.50
18.00
5.85
3.60
35 75
Clr-gjet f, Clylo do .-.3i.u - ;
Claggett, Arrhie patrolman . 19..4
Ro4 Jkietiict No. 20.
Saluiu Sand Gravel comap.y
gravel ' 18.34
Ownby, Jim hauling gnu el Otf.tM
Newbill, Con ditching 3.T3
J alo, E, ditching in creek 1.30
Williams, VV H ditching for tile M
Couiseu, Rob hauling dirt .el)
Schroder, Frank roiairiug . ul-
vsrts r - .... 00
Kaplinger, Wm F patrolman .1. .30iU
Bod District No. 21.
Salem Sand k Gravel company ,
gravel .. ii.4t
Rosd District No, 82. ,
Hersch, Fred oa grader . $.U
ttaineden, C J patrolman 4.50
Road District No. 23.
Oregon Statesman publishing of
road meeting aoticv .... . "-.'1.831
Cladek, Charles repairs on roller- 4.59
King, Mrs. A E rock 18.3i
titayton Cement Stone Works
tile 1 Id r
Branch, Arthur loadin roek."... '' 5.0U
Scott, O D running roller, ete..-' '-10.75
Heater, W A hauling rock, ew. ..t0
Mollet, William do SA30
Ash by, Wayns epreading rock,.
eto . .. .. .'25,01
Cooley, Albert oa slip scraper, .
etc .. .. .. .. 23J3
Gilmore, M M loading roek J
Peters, HcnrT loading scrapers. - 5-.0U
Soott, Jacob spreading rock 20.0J
Wordeu, John loading scrapers,
ebe .... .. 27.30
Carter, Clifford loading rock 5.00
Soott, Verny do 6.00
Phillops,: Pasper hauling roek 17.50
Mullet, Ralph loading rock 16.23
Heater, L D do 10.00
Hcator, C E patrolman : Sj.oO
' Road District No. 24.
Oregon Statesman publishing sf
road meeting notice . 1.80
Gcshor, Ben hauling rock 5.0'J
Soppie, Herman do S.Ot)
Road District No. 25.
Salem Sand and Gravel comapny
gravel .. .. s 78.00
Van Handel, John B self and en
gine 50.00
Aumsville Implement company,
bolt .19
Bowers, I'mnk sawing wood 1.5U
Butlor, L F shoveling gravel 13.75
Cupp, J hauling gravel 27.50
Oupp, 8 T ditching, etc 15.UO
Donkcr, Peter wood 10.5J
Jensen, II P spikes driven, etc.... 4.6 J
i.owis, Claude hauling gravel.... 27.5(1 .
Limbaugh, E E shoveling gravel 3.75
Reed, Alex ditching, etc 7.50
Reed, J M hauling gravel, etc 42.50
Roed, W F d0 7.50 "
Simpson, Frank shoveling grav
el : 13.73
Spoor 's Store Service, bo.ts, etc . . ,3it
Zubcr, Paul running grador 15.0U
Von Behrcn, H C patrolman 61.13
Road District No. 20.
Earl, 11 h balance due on pow-
der disallowed
Road District No. 27.
Graber Brothers valve and pack
ing ,3.75
Oregon Statesman publishing of
road meeting notice .... 1.88
Salem .Foci Yards oal :.....,.,-... , 10.51)
Salem Sand and Gravel company
gravel 29.25
Cunningham, B., hauling gravel 22.UO
Cleveland, Raymond spreading
gravel 15 00
Sawyer, Bon do 13.50
Birdwell, Walter running roller.. 22.00
Westcnhouso, W "W overseer .. 10.50
Farmer Hardware eompany, Ray
L. cylinder oil 8.1
Smith, H A hauling rock, etc 33.00
Smithy Horbort shoveling-rock 14.23
Robin, Lester hauling rock . 22.50
Allen, E N spreading rock .... 13.50
Connon, C H hauling water 30.00
Stapleton, II C patrolman 30.00
Road District No. 27ya.
Oregon Statesman publishing of r
road meeting notice 1.80
Road District No. 28.
Fanner Hardware company, Ray
L suction hose, to 7.37
Hauscr Brothers, powder, etc 11.05
Oregon Statesman publishing of
road meeting notice 1.65
Junningham, B team work 22.00
Cleveland, Raymond spreading
gravel 0,00
Sawyer, Ben do . 6.00
Birdwell, W S running roller 22.00
Peck, H S sawing wood 1.00
Westcnhouso, W W patrolman .. 12.00
- Road District No. 28y,.
E general repair work w,.0(
Soman, G L, do 6.75
Harper, J F team work j... . 13.59
Jones, J N patrolman 48.00
.-toad District No. 29.
McCormiek, J W patrolman 35.89
Road District No. 30.
Jefferson Mill eompany lumber 15.74
Miller, Mrs. F gravel .20 '
Skelton, William fixing culverts ' 2.50
Galbrith, Robert hauling gravel 5.00
Donohue, Dan patrolman 3.00
Eoad District No. 3L
Cook, Hugh hauling gravel, etc 12.00
Doerfler, Lee repairing bridge.. 8.0 i
Fast Lumber eompany, lumber,
ete 66.21
Gcorg, Walter hauling gravel 64.0'J
Hammcll, C A on grader, etc 18. 0J
Purdy, B hauling gravel, ete 42.0J
Russell, H E repairing bridge 3.0O
Shcphard, Orval decking bridge 4oi
Shipp, Watt powder, etc 12.0J
Russell, S H patrolman 42.0a
Road District No. 32.
Daily Capital Journal, The pub
lishing road meeting notice - 3.30
Watt Shipp Towder eompany,
powder, ete .' 65.48
Lilly Hardware company, rope,
nails, oil, etc. .. . 11.90
Spaniol, Jacob steam valve, ete 4.10
Van Ermen, Felis wood 32.25
Burson, Otto L work in pit 45.00
Ware, T J hauling wood, rock,
etc 76.50
Reuf, Alfonso work in pit 44.50
Van Erman, Felix feeding crush
er 47.25
Gieblcr, Chris engine erushing 98.67
Kirsch, Ira work in pit 28.50
Reuf, Tom do . 26.50
Lake, Will do 2100
Thomas, G E do . - 1-50
Stayton, M A spreading rock 15.00
Schmith, Jake drilling 50.75
Van Handel, Antone, drill hel
per 32.62
'(mith, A W work in pit . 1 S0
Owen. 8mith do l-50
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