East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-12-13

Frank Sailing, postage all Of
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., tele-
phone all offices ......... $3.50
]. A. Borie Lumber Co.. lum-
Der ............ ......'''. E''"
dravare ..e........ 21O
East Oregonian, express LOU
East Oregonian, printing mo.
expenses .........'.... Zi'VV
Live Wire, printing monthly
expenses .........'' Hi'VV
Live Wire, supplies ......... 1910
Freewater Times, advertis-
ing ....... ......:. 1'V'
Freewater Times, supplies for o
WatermaSter ........... f'VV
Weston Leader. advertising. :. 100
Hermiston Herald, advertis-
ing ........ ..........' l''V
Milton Eagle, supplies for wa
termaster ........'' l"'"'
Glass & Prodhomme Co., sup
plies, S. Supt. and Rec'r... 06'So
.o cohinet assessor 36 so
r. Il Nelson. supplies 1895
Ero1ier.NaIson 90 supplies 7.S0
rav1nr Udw co, hardware. 2.35
j l.. Vaughan, lamp globes. l'lo
,,roi 90 39.4O
N
Beddow & Miller, plumbing. ll.6S
o' for w 90 as cords wood. 49,. 522.5O
Pacific Power & Light Co.,
lights ........ fV'''
Charles Lane & Son, window
glass for Jail ........... 5.9o
A. c. Koeppen e. Bros, drugs
for prisoners ........'.'' o.''
r d. Taylor. board for prison. oo
erS .......'' ''''0
Ralph Folsom, transportation
and burial Henry Jones. Z2''o
Ralph Folsom, burial Benja-
min Butler ............; lo'Vo
Ralph Folsom, window shades,
LD. ]. McFaul, trip to Weston
examining city water 4o'oo
ners G ........... 25.75
KupeTs peeT & McCook, labor on
engine at poor farm 3.oo
| ]. II. Hennings, tobacco poor
farm . .............. .....'. -'-o
Rains & Houser, 35 head steers
delivered poor farm 49,. lSzS.'o
u. Houser, delivering the above oo
Pendieton Iron Works, man
hole for poor farm ..... 1O.Oo
Alexander Dept store, sup
plies poor farm ........ 4l.io
Joe Fields, labor on poor
| farm ............ 'o''V
p. II. Van Orsdall wheat Tor
| poor farm .......'. o'''l
w. Strobe, beds and mattress,
poor farm ....... ZZ'oV
A. C. Koeppen & Bros, drugs
for poor ......'. ''''
Pendleton Drug Co, drugs
for poor farm .......... 4'o'
ITallman & Co, drugs for poor
| farm ..'.'..' 49,
Taylor Hardware Co., hardfare
for poor farm ........... s'l'
IOregon Lumber Yard, lumber
for poor farm ........... l34.o'
ICrabcreek Lumber Co., lumber
for poor farm ............ 4f'o'
Pendleton Roller Mills bran
and flour, poor farm 33.4'
LaDoW & Peterson, hardware
for poor farm ............ l2''
Hale & McAtee, glass and
and putty, poor farm .... 1.6
Otto Hohbach, bread for poor
farm .''.''' i''
| r f. Fletcher, meat for poor 80
4 S. NJ. Done. blacksmithing
e poor farm ....::;.. l'o
c Isaac Jay & Son, blacksmlthlng
Il poor IdTln -
Fred Book, tobacco, poor farm
2 months ............. 4'O
> lCarl Weissert, robe and whip' .
I poor farm ................ o'Z
t y. A. Miller, burial of Frank
| Buck ........... ....''. -S'V
IC. S. Wheeler, 60 prints of
n corps, unknown ..... 90
/, Boys & Girls Aid Society, char
D. ny J. McFaul, salary health
officer ......-........... 1875
= -iJohn II. Hiteman, for William
: Helmick. old soldier ... 500
w. E. Driskell. paid for mo.
> wages at 50 so per day on
account of getting crippled
= while working in rock quar-
ry at Weston .......... 1900
:. ]. Campbell. fruit inspector PA
j. b. Saylor, expense educa-
tional board ........ %
iGeorge Tonkin. travelling eX-
penses school supervisor. 56.3
Albert f. White, do ...... $40
Horace Walker. CO. com. salary $50
II. NJ. Cockburn, do ....... 65.O
A. c. Funk deputy sheriff. 1850
! IL. A. Blakley. do ....... 1000
- George Strand, do .......... 1000
r. T. Brown, do ........ 1850
$ Helen Hart, clerks steno.. 700
u lB. s Burroughs, deputy hire 1856
g George simpson. janitor .... 75.C
II j. b. McDill, supt poor farm 1000
II. s. Garfield, co. phy'n. .. 800
4 George Tonkin, salary school
u supervisor ............. 12O.C
W Albert +. White, do ....... l2O.t
q C. p. Cockburn, labor road
l. dist. No. l ............... y,
st Will Beaumont, do ......... A.
y Oscar Wallace, do ....:....:... -
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