The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-12-10

Cottage hospltai Assoclallohi cafe
of pauper $50.
Fl. W. Chapman, rent and light for
polling place. $500.
City Of Hood River, water rent
&125.
Harry Connaway, registering yot
ers. s17i0.
W s crapper, deputy sherih al
election, SO.
NJ Culbertson. bond premium
$500.
M Clark, deputy sheriff at elec
tion. Sc.
East Fork Irrigation Co.. lumber
s1024.
w. +. Hanson, stamps. $1,000.
Hood River Gas & Electric Co.
power for crusher, s2s.7s.
Hood River Abstract Co., premium
fire insurance, 1897.
Hood River Glacier printing and
publishing, s40.50.
Hydro Electric Co, light, s4.24.
II. c. Johnson. deputy sheriff al
election, $500.
Irwin-Hodson Co, blank books
$43.39.
Thos. F. Johnson. postage prison
ers' board and expenses, $17b3.
]. r. Kinsey, provisions for pau
pers, s17.75.
Kilham Stationery & Printing Co.
office supplies. $3.50.
f. f. Kaesser, supplies for Indian
$500.
]. It. Holman, fees road viewer
s9.40.
Z. C. Miller, fees road viewer, $3.50
Murray Kay, surveying, $15.65.
Murray Kay half Office rent, 1910
T. II. Markley, powder, s5.65.
The Morlan-Kruger Co, supplies
for paupers, $3.50.
A. w. Meyer, deputy sheriff and
work at polling place, $15.50
Mt. Hood Milling Co., lumber for
roads. $24,4S.
Pine Grove Grange, rent of polling
place, $500.
]. w. Parker, supplies for pauper
800.
John Raney. powder. s60.S5
Slocom & Garfield Office supplies
$12O.
L. c.. Smith Typewriter Co., rib
bons and repairs, $500.
w. F. Shannon. powder, $1,000.
Union Oil Co. oil, $14.10.
Geo. NJ. Wishart, canvassing vote
$6. 40.
]. T. Holman, boarding viewers
$4,000.
c. ID. Thompson, expenses, $3.50
Geo. w. Dimmick, registering ant
deputy sheriff, $11.10.
Jennie L. Thorpe, rent for paupers
$500.
VIM. Davidson, care of pauper
$500.
Boys e. Girls Aid Society, Novem
ber allowance, $1,000,
T. Lacey, deputy sheriff at election
$500.
r. M. Hunt, mirror, $50.
County Library
The j. X. Gill CO., books, $.S7,
Slocom & Garfield, books, $4.54.
Taft Transfer Co. carriage, $40.
j. w. Pifer, magazines & supplies
$765.
Pioneer Library Bindery, binding
books, $3.50
A. e. Kelley, attendant at Cascad
Locks, $500
Henry Malkan, books, $71.10
Della Northey, salary librarian
$4,000.
Salary of Road Supervisors
l.. F. Collins, $3750.
S. w. Curran, $500.
B. F. Eadelman, $56.25
Allen Macrum, $4s.75.
b. f. Barrett, $500.
w. b. Davidson, $500.
G. H. Stanton, $4,000.
e. w. Dunbar, $500.
Roy d. Smith, $500.
Il. T.. Stanton, postage and half o
fee expense, $11.0O.
Ed Hawkes., per diem & mileag
commissioner, $500.
]. O. Hannum, per diem & mileag
commissioner, $14,00.
C. A. Clark, blacksmithing, $142
Taft Transfer Co, carriage, $3.50.
J, Wickham, expenses, s16.60
]. w. Pifer, office supplies, 23.1S.
Hood River News Co.. printing
publishing, $3.50.
Electric Wiring G. Supply Cc
. lights and wiring, S410.
Keir & Cass, drugs for pauper
$195.
w NJ. Isenberg, boarding witnes
$3.50.
Willis Bradley, 4S loads of grave
$1,000.
! Stanley Smith Lumber Co., lur
; ber for roads, $22.S5.
II. Taylor rent polling place an
supplies for paupers, $17.25.
other Proceedings
The road petitioned for by w.
Winans and others, known as tn
Lost Lake Road, was ordered ope,
ed.
The road petitioned for by f.
Miller and others, located in seetiC
2S, township l north, range 10 f. Y
NJ, was ordered opened
The petition of VIM r. Wame
3rd, and others for opening a couni
road was dismissed as il appeare
from the opinion rendered by IL
district attorney that the notice
petition was defective and insuffit
ent to give the court jurisdiction
the matter.
The viewers report on the roa
petitioned for by r. B. O'Reilly al
others passed the first and secor
reading, and the files relating to tn
petition referred to the district q
torney for approval
IN the matter of the road petitio
ed for by II. L. Furrow and other
the district attorney calls attentit
Y to the fact that it appears from Il
files that notices were not post,
the required 30 days prior to prese
tation of the petition. By reas,
n of this defect the court has not iurt
diction and the petition is denied.
The roads petitioned for by
Mtllard and others, Robert Rand al
t others, and Fred l., Mack and othe
d were continued for the term.
The petition of C. II. Gantenbe
and others for opening new ro
and also IN Vapafn q nNvftnn Of n -,