The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-01-30
County Court Proceedings

county court proceedings
Proceedings of the county court at
its January, 1913, session:
Claims allowed:
J. NJ. Schneider, cashing road
checks, Sl674l6.
Wm. Clark, coyote. $l.50.
w. H. Martin, bob cat, So.
w. f. Huskey, three coyotes, $780,
w. II. Lawrence, stamped envelopes.
$lO.62.
r. N. Winans, bobcat and coyote,
SO so.
Will Moody, coyotes, $3.50.
S. Saltzman, coyote, $3.50.
A. c. Buck, justice fees, $8.55.
f. S. 0linger, constable fees, $25. 70.
4 Connaway Mercantile Co., road sup
plies, S9.46.
Cooper & Co. repairs to crusher, $22.
Fashion Livery & Dray Co., fruit
inspector, $l9; sheriff, SIS, $24.
/. Hood River News, printing and sup
plies, S24.75.
Hydro Electric Co., light for court
house, Sl5O.
W. S. Gribble, rent polling place.
S5.
Hood River Mfg. Eng. Co., repairs
to crusher. $27.
William Hart, care of INDECENT, 500.
Hood River Glacier, printing and
supplies, $46 25.
W. h. Hanson, ineidentals, $3.50.
The lrwin-Hodson Co.. justice docket
81.
Keir & Cass, drugs for INDECENT,
Sl.50.
Kemp Lodge, /. 0. 0. F., rent poll
ilg place, $40.
+. E, Kaesser, supplies INDECENT
Irdian, SIS.
W. II. Lawrence, incidentals, $50.
Mercer & Co.. spikes, $50.
p. M. Morse, phone rent for inspec-
tor, 49,
r. j. McIsaac. registering voters.
5000.
Oregon Lumber Co., lumber for
roads, $25.77.
j. NJ Schneider, incidentals, S5.
C. d. Thompson, incidentals and in
stitute, $35. 10.
John Raney, witness grand jury,
$3.50.
T. F. Johnson, stamps and P. 0. box
rent, SLIGO.
City of Hood River, water rent, s. rs.
Boys & Girls Aid, December allow
ance, SO.
Mrs. j. B. Hunt, care Indian, Sl5
VIM. Davidson, care of INDECENT, 49,
Home Telephone Co., phone rent and
calls, $780,
D. Mcdonald, gasoline. powder,
fuse, ETC., $S9.94.
c. E. Lowell, blacksmithing, S24. 73.
Allen Hart, fees deputy sheriff. SO. rs.
Geo. |. Slocom, office supplies, So 70.
J. W. Pifer, legal blanks and office
supplies, $S.75.
J. F. Hendrick, salary road super,
visor, $65.
S. w. Curran, do, $50.
Thos. Lacey. do, 1892 so.
l.. W. Tomlinson, do, $50
G. b. Jensen. do. $3.50 35.
NJ. Pendergast, do, S65.
Roy D. Smith. do. $l52.
b. +. Eadelman, do, $50.
Anton Flint, do. S42.50
j. b. Jackson, do, $50.
G, M. Rugg, do, $3.50.
Geo. A. McCurday, fees commissioner
SIG. 40.
0. II. Rhoades, do, $l3.40.
l. F. Johnson, stamps for mailing
tax notices, $40
In the matter of the petition of J.
f. Ferguson and others for the organ
izatlon of an irrigation district. 1t ap-
pearing to the court that in pursuance
to an order previously made by his
court ordering an election to be held
on the l4th of January, 1913, for the
purpose of determining whether an ir-
rlgation district should be created. and
that this Goth day of January, 1918, is
the day provided by law for the county
! court to canvass the vote at said elec-
tion. And from the canvass of such
1 vote 1t appears that more than the re-
Il qured three-tifths vote are Irrigation
/ Dlstrict-Hes, - namely l66 votes in
favor Of creating said district and &c
votes against it, 1t is therefore or
/ dered that said district has been duly
organized, and that it shall be known
under the style and name of East
Fork Irrigation District. -
Il And 1t further appearing from the
canvass Of the votes cast for the var
/ ous officers for said district that the
/ following named persons received the
highest number of votes for the offices
| named below, and are hereby declared
/ elected:
Assessor, r. H. Waugh; collector, j.
Nj. Taylor; treasurer. Truman utler
director division number |, c. r. Bone
director number ., J. A. Moore; direc-
tor number 8, j. f. Ferguson; director
division number 4, C. Dethman; drec-
tor district number 5, +. Hawkes..
IL was ordered by the court that the
road petitioned for by +. A. Massee
and others be opened but that the road
asked to be vacated by said petitioners
be not vacated until so ordered bv the
court in the future.
The viewers report on the proposed
road petitioned for by A. o. Adams
ana others was read the first and sec
ond time in open court and ordered
passed such readings.
1t appearing to the court that there
are not sufficient funds on hand to cash
warrants, the clerk is instructed To
draw warrants in denominations of
$1,000 and deliver same to treasurer
when he shall call for them. Such
warrants shall not exceed in the gg-
gregate the sum of $1,000, and these
warrants are to be registered for the
purpose of obtaining funds to cash
II smaller warrants iseua1 to rnoa4 80