The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-04-16
OFFICIAL PROCEED
INGS COUNTY COURT

y Del r. Ellif, coyotes. 3 bobcats 80
:. J.. Ii. Fredriey, fare for pauper. S25
~ AlVa Day, ! coyote, 81. so.
W. h. Tslman coyotes, So.
n Bert Sandman, bobcats. SIG
4. Fred frautsche, coyotes, 50.
herman fregge, coyotes, $3.50.
n j.. n EIedflcy. fare for pauper. S95
N Ro6t. Wright, for INDECENT, 81. so.
y fhlilp Iemplemire. coyote, 81. so.
o widows pensions, 1852 so.
Is b. r: Eadleman, Freight on Cul.
j O:.w: R. & N. Co.. freight on crush.
. J. Z. Andrews, blacksmithing. s.. 80.
a 50, ASH d Syring, supplies for indigents.
n blowers Hardware CO., supplies for
! roads. $7.65.
; ,od Beal ca & Co, repairs for graders.
/ Bushong & Co., binder for assessor 5
office, S4.25.
+. A. Bishop. stamps, S2s.l7.
, Cottage Hospital Association. care
, Of indigents, S97.65.
Columbia Auto Co., repair work.
Rodger G.Caldwell. carbon paper. s.
r. l.. Grove 4 CO., culverts, S9g.
cottage Undertaking Parlors, bury
ing paupers, S25.
$l.25. ~ ie''''
J.; NJ. Demmon, blacksmithing, $50.
W. b. Davidson. plow, $6.
Jesse Edgington. expense health
oiheer and care of paupers, $5S. .s5.
Ihe Elite Printery, blanks, IS.
Glass 4 Prudhomme, blank book
S2O5. " 'oo"'
Gilbert Implement Co. road supplies,
Hydro. Electric CO., light for court
house, 81. 80. ''
/ II. NJ. Holbrooke, services fruit in.
speetor two months, SS5.
ium, $25. p''''
Howell Bros, blacksmithing, S92. .s5. /
Hood River News CO., printing and
publishing, $25sO
Philip Horn, blacksmithing, SLABS.
W. +. Hanson, stamps and incident
ais, Sll.65.
Ihos. F. Johnson, stamps, $500.
M. hawthorn, repairing crusher, S24. 4
Idlewiide Cemetery Association, i
Murray Kay, surveying aud eonstrue-
tlon work. S92. so.
$3.50. ''' 'N'o''
Z. Z. Miller, services viewer, $40. 70.
]. 7. Holman, do, S9. so,
VIM. A. Miller, chairman, SIS.
Fashion Livery & Draw Co. livery
for surveyor, $50.
T. +. Lowell, backsmithing, S47.5.
X. Melsaac, road supplies, S59. .55.
40 Ferlgo d Son. suppise for INDECENT,
Purdy & Chapman, cIevis and axle
grease, $40.
ooJ0 John an Raney, powder and fuse,
o. S!ocOm lo & Garfield. office supplies,
". G. Snow, blaeksmithing and re-
pair work, 1880.
$ll3.90 '
John 4. sheldrake, supplies for rndi. |
gents, $l5.65. !.
5000. ''O'''
- l. lew III, 40 ~.
Boys 4 Girls Aid Society, March al
lowance. $40. i
Jennie l.. Thorpe, rent of house for
pauper. SIS.
VIM. Davidson, care of pauper. IS.
I'd Hawkes., fees and mileage com
Sl8.
j. o. Hanhum, do, 1924. II
bushong Co., office fixture for clerks II
office, Sl08. so. II
S. SO. '' p WIS., II
l.. F. Collins, salary road supervisor, Il
first quarter, $3.50. II
5. W. Curran, do, $3.50. II
Roy d. Smith. do, S87. So II
b. F. Eadleman, do, 500. II
6. Il. Stanton, do, $6G.25. II
q. W. Dunbar. do, $42.50. III
w. b. Davidson, do, SIl3.43. II
Allen Macrum. do, $3.50. III
b. +. Barrett, do, $50. III
II. l.. Furrow, do, $l4.40. II
HOOD River Glacier. printing and HI
publishing, $4l.95. III
- Lon o1 Stevens, carriage for sealer, III
% Murray Kay. half of office expense, III
E. E. Kaesser, supplies for INDECENT II
indian, SIS. HI
Chas. N. Clarke, drugs for indioepts HI
1915. '' -''''' III
3. f. Stanton, half of Office expense, III
10. ~'''N' HI
IN. Dittebrant, care of INDECENT Ill
S. .30 ~'''' HI
j. Wlckham, stamps, So. Ill
+. A. Bishop, cashing road time III
hecks, 81. .Ol9.53. III
Other Proceedings.
Petitions for the appointment of a III
ounty fair board were al this time HI
resented, and after duly considering III
anne, the following taxpaying citizens
'eTe appointed: c. r. Mccoy. W. W. HI
.odwell and H. C. Johnson. III
The viewers report on the road peti. III
oned for by E. A. Miller and Others. HI
commenting that the road be opened u
nd assessing damages, was considered
nd passed the first and second reading
nd the clerk directed to forward the
les In said road matter to the district
ttorney for bis approval.
In the matter of the application of
. M. Hunt, janitor and care taker of
!e court house lawn. for an increase
salary, it is ordered that an increase
20 per month be allowed
The petition of A: 0. Adams and
hers, asking for an appropriation for
'enlng the Columbia river road, was
esented and argued before the court
ID taken under advisement.
Several large petitions were present
at this time to the court, praying
at an additional polling place be es.
bilshed within the proposed City of 49,
Unity, and after submitting the matter
the district attorney, who devised
at such additional polling places
uld not be legally established, the
titlon was denied.
BY W. E. Hanson, County Clerk. c
10 have fine healty compleyion tba