The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-06-12
PROCEEDINGS OF
THE COUNTY COURT

Proceedings of the County Court of
Hood River County. Oregon, at its
June, 1918, session:
Claims Presented and Allowed.
]. Nj. LEM. gray wolf, IS.
w. A. Durham, ! coyote, $50.
Robert Leasure, bobcat, 81.
j. p. Huff, bobeat, 50.
W. b. Davidson. salary road super
visor, sl7.l9.
G. r. Castner. advanced for freight
and carriage, S2.75.
Wilson Fike. real estate for road, 5000
J. E.Andrews. blacksmithing, S22.70.
Beal & Co., two grader bits, S2l.l5.
Buffalo Steam Roller Co., repairs to
roller. $500.
Blowers Hardware Co., wheelbarrow
and brooms $4.05.
City of Hood River. water rent. two
months, Sl4.25.
Cottage Hospital Association, care
of INDECENT, S3l.
J. M. Culbertson, bond for road
master. Sc.
Chas. N. Clarke, formaldehyde, $.85.
J.B. Castner, fruit inspection, Sl26. rs.
]. NJ. Demmon, blacksmithing, S3.65.
j. W. Dickinson. board for INDECENT,
DR.. Jesse Edgington, care of indi-
gents, s2S. so.
II. M. Francis, deputy assessor, $66.
Fashion Livery & Dray Co., livery
for sheriff, $3.50.
+. A. Franz Co. road supplies, $40. .18.
Gilbert Implement Co., road sup
plies, $18. rs.
Glass & Prudhomme Co.. tax roll and
registration supplies. Sl2S.50.
j. +. Hendriek, care of indigents,
$59. 60.
w. z. Hanson, stamps, ETC., $6.55.
Hydro Electric Co., light $l.50.
Home Telephone Co., phone rent and
calls, $40. 10.
Phillip Horn & Son, blacksmithing,
$l4.45.
r. M. Hunt. broom and work small
pox camp, 81.
Murray Kay. surveying Clark &
Armstrong; roads and Winans bridge
and restoring corners. $50. 10.
W. T. Eddy, chairman Clark & Arm
strong roads. $l6.25.
Harry Coshow. same, $l3.75.
W. l.. Clark, viewing Clark & Arm
strong reads, $3.50.
Q. X. Marshall, same, $3.50.
Z. +. Kaesser. supplies for INDECENT
Indian. SIS.
johnson Bros. road supplies, 1928
T. +. johnson. stamps. $l.20.
Mrs. J. A. .Mohr, 1856 loads of gravel,
$3.50.
R. J. McIsaac & Co., powder and
road supplies, $463. 06.
Ross E. Moores & Co., legal blanks,
d. Mcdonald, road supplies, $95. 65.
Oregon Lumber Co., lumber for
roads, $47.97.
c. A. Plath, drugs for indigents,
John Raney, powder and fuse, $28.
Snow, blacksmithing, $5.l5.
Stewart & French, road supplies,
$3.50.
Geo. ]. Slocom office supplies sos.
State of Oregon. transcript of stat
ute, $3.50.
s. H. Tate, engineer steam roller,
$36.75.
Fred H. Tate, team work on roads,
$50.
c. r. Mccoy, eighth grade exams, SO.
George Tonkin, same, So.
Mary !. Mclaughlin, same, SO.
Olivia Lucas. same. SO.
b. L. Murphy, same, $3.50.
Geo. M. Wishart, deputy assessor,
sl2O.
Wasco county, expended for scarlet
fever patient, $l53.65.
Cowing & Cowing, plats for assessor.
So.
Boys & Girls Aid Society. May al
Iowance. 81.
Mrs. J. B. Hunt, for INDECENT Indian,
SIS.
VIM. Davidson. care of INDECENT, So.
Geo. A. McCurdy, per diem for com
missioner. $l4.S0.
j. r. Putnam, same, SIT.
G. R. Castner. railroad fare, $l.30.
Hood River News Co., printing and
supplies, $3.50.
Hood River Glacier. publishing pro-
ceedings. SIS.
G. K. Marshall, rent of auto for
Mar. Apr. and May, $8l.25.
G. K. Marshall, services road master,
April and May, $217.50.
The petition of E. S. Hay and Others
for county road was dismissed for
the reason that the court did not have
Jurisdiction in such matters at this
time. The proceedings were irregular
in that notices of posting stated that
the petition would be presented to the
court at date which was not at a reg
ular term.
The viewers report on the road ded-
cated to the public through a portion
of the Adams Paradise acreage by M.
Sue Armstrong and others was adopted
and the road ordered opened.
p. M. Morse at this time presented
to the court plat of the tracts of the
Minneapolis Hood River Orchards Co.
for approval. The court refused to
approve this plat because of the ex-
peDse that would necessarily be in
cured by the county in opening and
maintaining roads dedicated to the
public on said plat.
The county surveyor, Murray Kay,
requested the court to provide him an
office at the court house. or pay the
rent of the office now occupied by him
in the Brosius building. The court
agreed to pay one half of Mr.. kay's
office rent, phone rent and light bill.
The viewers report on the road Pc
titioned for by A. o. Adams and others
along the Colubmia river, passed the
first reading, but the second reading
was deferred until June l3, 1918, to
which ,iata the court adionrned Rv