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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-10-30
Fiegles Creek

Thunder and tightening! Sunshine
and rain.
Geo. Titus and Fred Scheddler have
returned.
Chas. Lindley came home from
Racks Creek.
Messrs. Rankin and Walker returned
to say adieu. +. L. Mulvaney has the
caretaking Of their places while they
are away.
Saturday Messrs. Win Koontz, Robin
Hathaway, Riley Young and Sam
Koontz, all of Spout Creek, passed
through enroute to Fall Creek for an
outing.
DR.. w. A. Cox left for Albany Mon
day night, bidding us aurevoir.
Messrs. Norton of Summit and
Thrasher of Tum Tum vicinity are
rusticating here. Camped on west
fork of Fiegles creek.
Percy Mulvany celebrated his 9Th
birthday Monday, the 26th. His sister,
Blanch, assisted him to entertain his
little neighbor friends at games, etc.
Luncheon was served.
News Is getting beautifully scarce.
A good excuse for witless pen--or
the sixth sense?
Zeb Kessi is ploughing and seeding
Fall grain, having garnered his pototo
crop which yielded fair to middling.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-10-30
Oysterville

Mrs. Geo. King went to Newport
Thursday for a visit with her sister,
Mrs. Case, returning home Monday.
Miss Barbara Buckley of Newport
came up Friday morning for visit
with Gladys King.
Frank Barnes OF Portland was a
caller at the cannery and visited j..
Vigars.
Mrs. Branch and daughters, Irene
and Josephine, and Mr.. and Mrs. Cul-
yer Of Yaquina called on Mrs.,T. Dowl-
ing Sunday afternoon.
Clarence Boone, Tracy Huntsucker
and VIM. Fey took hike to the Mills
TO hunt some, while fishing was slow.
Mrs. C. A. Hath called on Mrs. King
Tuesday afternoon.
A number attended a candy pull at
the Geo. Lewis home Saturday night.
Mrs. Bessie Shermer spent Sunday
at West Yaqui1a.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-10-30

.. V. Hurt the Republican candidate
for County Commissioner was in the
city Wednesday. Mr.. Hurt came to
this county in 1875 years ago.
lie took up homestead away back
In the woods, five miles from ally set
tlement. He improved this homestead,
made home, raised IA family, and by
hard work and close attention to busi-
ness has accumulated considerable
property. a. Is reasonable to suppose
that a man who can and has made a
success Of his own business will apply
the same business-llke methods to the
public's business entrusted to him. Mr..
Hurt will make careful conscienti.
Gus, business-like, County Commission
er. II you vote 62 X Orlando v. Hurt,
you will help to elect a good man to
the Commissioners Court.
At the meeting OF the City Council
next Monday evening tho levylng of q
tax for City purposes for the next
year will have to be disposed Of. The
Council this year has a peculiar situa-
tion TO contend with. 1t takes about
$1,000 to run the City for q year, OF
this amount last year $1,000 was raised
J By Q four mill levy and So 900 was
raised by saloon licenses. The Guar
ter uf the City provides that the Coun
tcl cannot make more than ten mill
iievy, and net knowing whethe" tie
town Will be set or dry, the Council is
}"hat you might term, Up against il
!. 20 determine how big levy to make
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-10-30
A WORD TO VOTERS

To the Legal Voters of Lincoln county:
| am q candidate for the office of
County Judge and the regular nominee
on the Republican ticket. would ap.
preciate the support OF all my friends
at the polls November 3.
] am employed as a teacher and as
1t VIII be impossible for me to make
a personal canvass, take this means
OF asking for your support.
l am for good government. good
roads, and good schools run on
economic plans; equal taxation and a
fair representation "iom all parts of
Lincoln county, and II elected | prom.
ise TO use my bess Efforts to enforce
all laws with prejudice toward none,
and devote my time and best atten.
tion to the interests of Lincoln county.
n. r. Miller.
(Pald ADVERTISEMENT
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-10-30
Eskolt Darting arrived with wagon
load OF grain from Summit Saturday.
Upper Beaver

G. Z Lewis and 7. Hunsucker made
a trip to Yaquina Wednesday.
]. M. Bowers and X. d. Martin
made business trip to Toledo We'd
nesday.
Peter Peterson went to Toledo We'd
nesday returning home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Failman and l.
N. Hewill went to Yaquina Saturday.
Fritz Fallman left for Portland Tues
day where he will spend few days.
Adolph Peterson and son, Peter,
made trip to Yaquina Monday.
C. e. Lewis made business trip to
Waldport Monday.
]. M. Bowers, I, =. Martin and T.
Huntsucker attended the road meeting
ct Ona Monday.
Miss Christina Peterson visited o,
the Fallmen ranch Friday afternoon
Mrs. Dora Huntsucker and son, Geo
Emerson, Of Oyster City, Mrs. Thos
Brown and daughter, Isabel, Of Poole
slough, end Mr. ana Mrs. A. Peterson
and children spent Sunday visiting al
the FallmGn ranch.
j. NJ. Bowers delivered 4 beef tx
Newport Saturday.
Mrs. Dora I1cnisucllcr and son, Geo
Emerson, OF Oyster City spent the
week end visiting at the Peterson
ranch.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Bowers visited at The
G. .. Lewis ranch Sunday.
Misses Aldio Lewis and Alma ant
Cara Boone Of Oysterville were IL
this vicinity Sunday.
Misses Ida ard Eveline Fallman ant
Tracy Fallman visited at the Peterson
ranch Saturday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-10-30
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Tho County Court of Lincoln County
Oregon. will receive sealed bids for
furnishing material and constructing
three bridges as follows: One over
North Fork OF Yachats. One over
Yachats near G. s. Hanson's and one
over Depoe slough at Toledo. Ar bids
to be In accordance with plans and
specifications on file in the Clerks
Office and must be filed with the
County Clerk on or before 8 o'clock,
p. NJ, November 21st, 1914. Each bid
must be accompanied by certified
check amounting to per cent OF the
bid submitted.
r. n. Howell, County Clerk.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-10-30
West Yaquina
ITO late Tor last week.

Mrs. George Ryan returned from
few weeks visit a. Giants Pass Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Br,t Ryan returned to
their home at Beaver Creek Tuesday.
John Coovert, G B. Ryan and Lloyd
Commons were over from Onl this
week.
Geo. Ryan w:s m Yaquina Tdcs'lay.
Mrs. William Willis has the mumps.
Otto Elmer Of Corvallis spent the
week end at the Stout residence.
Acy Lowh is fishing with John Han.
lon.
Mrs. General Lyons and daughter,
Rose, are visiting relatives at South
Beaver.
Mrs. Hattie Seidler of Newport was
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Ferr Of this place Tuesday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-10-30
T aft

John Rickenback got his leg almost
broken and came very near getting his
boat mashed up by the rough water at
Taft the FIRST of the week.
G. L. Parmele and son, Edgar, who
have been visiting at Taft for a couple
OF weeks, left last week with about
60 head of cattle. They took them to
their ranch at CASTOR, where they are
in hopes Of selling them.
We see Mr. Dodson has his woodsaw
ct work again.
There was SO much high water and
storm last week the fishermen caught
very little fish.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-10-30
CON IMI'T>N MIESNN/G~ News Of
Assocat
for the coming years work.

for the coming years work.
The regular Grange meeting was
held Saturday, October oath. Altho
there was a very small attendance,
there was profitable and pleasant dis
cussion on various topics Of interest
and several important business mat
ters were settled.
The work on the new Sparks resi-
dence is progressing rapidly and the
family will soon be installed in their
new home.
Mrs. Schenck, Democratic candidate
for county clerk, talked to small
audience at the schoolhouse, Friday,
October %.
Miss Eleanor Girdler has been Ill for
the past week but is now fully re-
covered.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-10-30
EddyvilIe

Those neither absent nor tardy dur
ing the first month Of school were:
Jean Sparks, Loren Mauch, Fred Mich
el. Leslie Fee.
Miss Gillette teacher at Bear Creek
and Miss Marie and Goyle Slocum
spent Saturday and Sunday at Eddy
vile.
Rev. Davenport spent several days
visiting at the homes of the members
Of his Eddyville congregation last
week. On Sunday he held services at
Eddyville and Little Elk. Mr.. Deven-
port reports a very promising out look
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-10-30
PATRON TEACHERS MEETING

A business meeting was held at the
High School building Friday, Septem.
Der, 17th The weather was stormy
but about twenty five were in atten.
dance. This meeting closed the third
year Of this work in Toledo. Mrs.
Hayden gave piano solo, Prof. Blough
gave some suggestions for the years
work, hoping for closer understand
ing between parent and teacher, the
home and the school. II was recon.
mended that the City Council be asked
to extend a sidewalk to the High
School grounds. Supt. Coin talked on
the subject of sidewalk and on some OF
the problems of the rural teacher.
Prof. Ports presented the needs of a
play room fitted with swings, teeter
boards and swinging rings.
The officers for the year are:
President, Mrs. Coin; Secretary,
Mrs. Howell; Treasurer, Miss Gather.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-10-30

Harold Hansen came down from
Chitwood last evening.
James Mcdonald mado a trip to
Elk City and return yesterday morn.
ing.
Have you noticed the big range at II.
Lewis store to be given away?
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-10-30
SOCIALIST COUNTY TICKET

JOINT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Chris.
tensen.
Iudge-Joseph T. Daley.
Sheriff.. NJ. X. Butler.
Commissioner-Jesse NJ. Reeder.
Clerk-Miss Josephine Branch.
Treasurer-Mrs. Hester Covert.
Coroner-Sondre Romtvedt.
Eat fried chicken at the Merchants
Hotel Sunday.
Everybody eats chicken dinner at
the Merchants next Sunday.
Try our Sunday chicken dinners,
35c. Merchants Hotel.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-10-30

cy request Of friends in the Toledo
Sort pictrict ! have become a candi-
Gate for Fort Commissioner fer the
above District. Efficiency and Econ
o'ny being my motto. pledge myself
10 be a candidate at the coming cleo.
tion November Sd, 1914.
You're respectfully,
ALLEN p. HUGHES.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-10-30

Mrs. T. p. Fish returned Wednesday
evening from visit to the Valley.
Buy your graniteware of II. Lewis
and get a ticket on the fine, big range.
Warren Newman has taken up
homestead at the head of Mil Creek
and Is preparing to move onto same.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-10-30
COUNTY JUDGE IS

TO BE ELECTED
The finding of the law, passed by the
people In 1910, increasing the term OF
cillce of county j'.,'.es from foui to
six years will not affect this county
The fact that Judge Fogarty is holdihs
an appointive office and that the np-
pointment holds Only until ths next
regular election, which is the elecCon
next week. makes 1t necessary to elect
q man to fill that position. We hope
every voter will remember this and
not fail to support their candidute at
this election.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-10-30
TOLEDO HAND LAUNDRY CO.

Laundry called for and delivered.
Also cleaning and pressing done. Out
side work solicited. Work guaranteed.
Phone. L. w. Davis g. Co.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1914-10-30

The candidates for all Offices are
now putting in their best licks among
the voters for next Tuesday the race
ends. Tuesday viii tell whether the
people of Oregon are TO stand by the
old Republican party or have been
misled by the hollow promises of the
professional politicians. We need mon
in the Office Of Governor and in the
Senate who have the interest OF the
people at heart instead of the selfish
interest Of the individual. Our Cover
nor's Office has been Il vaudeville stage
long enough. ard 1t IS time we had e
Governor who win lend the dignity aal
brains to the Office that II should have.
For Senator we want man who 10
capable and willing to serve the people
OF the state, one who is not after the
Office for strlctly personal gains. For
the county we also want good officers.
Good, substantial candidates for all the
parties are in the iield, and we can
not see why those OF one party are so
much superior to those of another.
We believe as DO q great majority OF
the people of this state and nation,
that the Republican party is the best
party for all tho people. Why not sup
port every one OF them and strengthen
the Republican party. Put this party
where It belongs by your vote next
Tuesday. ..-s,.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-04-23
PROBATE OF Will

District Court in and for Audubon
County.
STATE OF IOWA, Audubon coun
ty, SIS.
To all Whom it May Concern:
Whel cas-, on the 18th day of Apni
a. D., 1914, paper purporting to
he the last Will and Testament Of
Margaret Williams, late Of said
County, deceased, was filed in NV
Office, anG was by me opened ard
read, and the 18th day Of MY.
1914, appointed and fixed as tie
time when the same will come he
fore the Court at the Nay term
thereof them to be held, for fina;
proof ard probate, as the duly exc
cuted last Will and Test ament of
the said Margaret Williams, de-
ceeased, al which time all persons
interested may appear ard show
cause why the same should not be
admitted to probate.
Dated this / 4th day of April,
1914. a3O
F. NJ. RICE. Clerk.
BLAIR E. RICE, Deputy.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-04-23

session being time fixed for the
consideration of Road Petitions,
the matter the Petition of Jens
P Jensen ct al for establish mert of
a Highway described as follows:
Commencing at the S. Z. corner
of Sec. 81 Twp. so r. So, running
thence west one half mile on seq
ton line between Sec. go 80 IS,
and Sec. 5 10 50 and. terminal
ing mt Public Highway No. 2O9 run
ming north and south.
1t appears that on the 9th day
of Feb. 1914 claim for dam
ages in the sum OF sixteen hundred
($1600 00) dollars, in event of the
establishment of said highway was
filled by Chris kluever.
And that on the End. day OF
April 1914 objections to the es-
Establishment of said highway was fiji
ed by Chris kleuyer ct al.
On motion the Board adjourned
to meet again at one O'Clock p. M
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-04-23

One O'Clock p. M. Board met MIR.
suant to adjournment, members all
present.
ON motion the Board resumed the
consid GRAFTON of the Jensen Hiph-
way Petition, and the matter was
continued until the appraisers an
pointed by the Auditor made their
report.
On motion. j. B. Northup was an
pointed Foreman of the Cement
work at salary of One Hundred
($lO0.0O) dollars per month. See
contract.
On motion the Bond of j B North
up as Foreman of the Cement works
was approved.
On motion claims on the Road
FUND We're allowed as follows.
Andrew Andersen black
smithing on road tools. $3.50.
Western Road Tool Co. 80
Perfection Drags $4,000.
7. j. spilker Agt. Gray la.
frt. on cars gravel. s42.35..
IA. w. Tbben repairs to
County road in Audubon
IWp.,.. .$17.OO.
w. o. Griffith Agt Extra
la. fri. on 2 cars gravel s55.55.
j. A. Hummiston Agt. Audu-
bon Ia frt on cars of
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-04-23

Melville, Judges, E. B. Thomas,
Fred sunberg and w. L. Hoyt.
Clerks, Elmer Hardie and Albert
Weston.
Oakfield, Judges, Niels P Hoegh,
j. P. Juhl and Eli Hansen. Clerks
Christian Hansen and Hans Nymand.
Sharon, Judges, Andrew Topp, Pc
ter Mortensen and A. H. Jorgensen.
Clerks Fred Chrstoffersen amid
Franklin Jorgensen
Viola Judges: j. c. Jencks, w.
S. Owen and w. H. Hendricks.
Clerks: John T. Sampson, and
NJ. NJ. Carpenter.
On motion Geo. Feightemire was
allowed $11.55 refund of tax on S.
one-half S. one-hal. w, one-half lot
of lot 10 3-TS-35 on account
charity and refused refund of $500
on MEG and SO cts. county Poll
County Engineer submitted the foi-
lowing estimate:
Hon. Board of Supervisors:
Following is an estimate for Gu
vert Material, 365 lin ft Boiler Piue
$4,000. $50 lin TT. Corg Pipe,
$4,000.
G. d. Forsbeck Co. Engr.
On motion the County Engineer
was instructed to order 365 lin it.
of Boiler Pipe from Lana Con
struction Co. of Council Bluffs la.
and $50 Of Corrugated Pipe from
Western Boiler Pipe Co. of Mon
mouth al.
On motion the Petition of c. F.
Garmtre ct al OF Lincoln and Gamer
on twps. in regard to road work
in said twps, was laid over fer
further consideration.
On moton IL O'Clock NJ. of the
21st. day if April 1914 was fixed as
the date for receiving bids for Gull
vert Material.
on motion claims on the County
Fund we're allowed as follows:
q. ?. johnson session work
$500 committee work 1900
mileage 1900. $3.50. s74.oo.
R. P. Clark session work
2o.c0 committee work ST. 90
| mileage 1900. .... 1920.
! D. D. Sampson session work
$500 committee work 1000
| mileage 1000. 1890. $500
On motion the Board adjourned t
meet again April 21st. 1919 at s
O'Clock a. NJ
Attest
OTTO WITTHAUR
county Auditor
D. ID. SAMPSON
5 Chairman 5 of S.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-04-23
County Legislature
Procedures OF the Board OF Supervisors at Their
april Session

Auditors Office Audubon Iowa.
April 9TH. 1914.
Board of Supervisors met at
O'Clock A. M. as per adjournment
of 9Th inst, members present d.
d. Sampson, R. p. Clark and E. F.
johnson.
sIinutes of the previous day were
read and approved
On motion Pay Rolls on Bridge
Fund We're allowed as follows:
Unloading Piling, Lumber
etc. various places j. .s37 So
Bridge No. 81 Hanlin twp.
heps -. ........ So -
Bridge No. 6 Melville twp.
Reps. .......... 4 IA
Bridge No: 10 Leroy twp.
Reps. ......... .65
Miscellaneous Bridge Re-
pairs. $46.5
Unloading Gravel, (vari-
Gus places) ..... .s29 60
The second day of the regular
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-04-23

Geo. Wolf Witness. 49,. go.
Sam Hill Witness. -. 80.
Marion Phelps Witness. 5 go.
On motion fees We're allowed as
per TRANSCRIPT from the Coroner
in the following cases:
Inquest on the. body ct Hal
W,heelr
A. G. Harmon Coroner s10.S5.
%. B. Duling Juror. $50. S1.l0.
Hugo A. Grau Juror =. LILO
j. G. Huffman Juror. IS lie.
DIR. May, Physician 90
Tom Newell Witness. S go.
Alex Rudnick Witness. S so
Otto Heuse Witness. IS go.
A. Borkowski, Witness. 80
A. E. Baason Auto Hire $500.
Inquest on the body of Harry
PARROT.
A. G. Harmon Coroner. S $50.
Owen Davis juror s11O.
E. A. Bates Juror /. 10.
S. G. Kerberg Juror. S Ito.
NJ. o. kingsberry Witness IS so.
ChaH es Sunberg, Sheriff. Q SO
Telephoning to State B. Of Hs2.0O.
On motion the following Official
Bonds were approved.
"A. L. Viewer, assessor Audubon
town. 1915.
VIM !. Powers Foreman wood bria-
ges,.
Gladys Fancher Deputy Recorder.
On motion the appointment of
Gladys Fancher as Deputy Record
er was approved.
On motion F. NJ. Herndon was al
lowed a refund of SASS on &C
count of error in assessment.
On motion the Auditor was in
structed to pay the Widow Pension
from the Poor Fund.
The County Engineer submitted
the following estimate
To the Hon. Board OF S,upervis-
ors:
Following is an estimate OF the
cost of one car load of lumber re-
quired for bridge work sSSS.
G. d. Forsbeck Co. Engr.
On motion the Board adjourned
to meet again tomorrow, April
| Sth at O'Clock A. NJ.
Auditors Office Audubon la.
April Sth 1914.
Board of Supervisors met pur.
suant to adjournment OF April It'll
at 8 O'Clock A. NJ members presenn
ID. D. Sampson Chm, R. P. C1arl
.and E. F. Johnson.
| Minutes of tl@ previous do,
Tread an | approved
| On mc,icr the Beard adjourned !,
Llaet agaih ut Gre o'clock P. M
| One O'Clock p. Nj bard ne
persuant to adjournment, member
all present. r
On motion the following we're sc
lected for Judges and Clerks TO
]. the Primary Election in the variou
townships.
y Audubon, Judges, w. c. Ti.bben
VIM. kirkham and Hugh Farrell.
j Clerks, Levi Walker and Rosco.
Turner Cameron, Judges, f. L
Andersen, A. G. Neitzel and Free
McCristal. Clerks, Chas. Beers an.
Robt Rutherford.
Douglas, Judges. Chris j. Knudseu
A. B. Mendenhall and j. L. Johnse1
CLERKS, A. j. Shupe and l.. j. An
, dersen.
} Extra. Judges, j. NJ. Dimics, Clar
ence Masching and SAINT McGaffir
0 Clerks, A. W. Harvey ard +. II. Cot
> ton.
Greeley. Judges, VIM. Ridgley. VIM
Porter and G. A. Paraee. Clerk.
Matter Hensley and Fred Reynolds
Hamlin, Judges, T. j. Coglan, +
Mortensen and F. d. Searls. Clerk.
Peter R. Nissen and John Slayton.
Leroy, Judges W. f. Kennels,
/. H. Maharg and Geo. Foley. Clerk.
D. L. Freeman and j. E. Kerwin.
Lincoln, Judges, Anton Jensen. {
S. Christensen and Fred Ross.
Clerks, F. w. Asmus and c. A
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1914-04-23

Il 5IdVeh. S5S.6
Hans Hansen dragging Co.
roads in Douglas Twp. :. $1,000
Hans A. Blodt work on Co.
roads in Sharon twp. IS ZOO.
Peter Jensen dragging Co.
1 roads in Douglas twp. IS 5.52.
! III. M. McLeran dragging
county roads in Leroy twp.s11 90.
III. NJ. McLeran work ON Co.
roads in Leroy twp. -. S LOO.
F. d. Searls dragging Co.
roads in Hamlin twp. -. S 1.50.
H. kusel dragging Co.
| roads in Lincoln twp. $50.
G. b. Graham claimed S $50
! dragging Co. roads in Audu
| bon twp. allowed. 49,. lao.
G. B. Graham work on Co.
roads in Audubon twp. S 80.
Arthur Nelson helping sur
| vey road in Sec 2 Oak
| field twp. ......... l sc
Christ Petersen dragging Co.
| road Sec. > 4 Oakfield
Twp. 50
Jens p. Wilson dragging Co.
| roads Oakfie,ld and Greel-
ey twps. .......... Z so
Ed Milliman dragging Co.
1 roads Extra twp. S-3.35.
J. S. Dennis flt. drayage,
4 labor, misc ellaneous road
II work. ..... S 1926.
John Baier claimed $500
dragging county roads in
il Greeley twp. 1913 allowed$ $50.
CAN W. Ry. Co.., lease for
land for storage. :. 80. S 800.
On motion claims ON the Bridge
Fund We're allowed as follows,
Wheeler Lumber Bridge and
Supply Co. Car Bridge
lumber PIP sc
w leeler Lumber Bridge and
Supply Co. Car bridge
Wheeler Lumber Bridge and
Supply Co. Car bridge
lumber. ........ -. $451.3S
Christ Petersen Bridge No.
Oakfield, Reps. 80. 81
A. E. Beason oil etc. mis-
cellaneous bridge work.. IS 6,
On motion claims on the Count,
Fund were allowed as follows:
j. G. Newton NJ d. Health
Physician Extra twp. April
'13 to April If. $1,000
Clarence Masching, B. of H.
n meeting Extra twp. rs 2. 0,
NJ Dimick, B. of H. meet
ing Extra twp. 49,. 5 200
A w Harvey Clerk. B. Of H.
meeting Extra twp. -. s q
VIM Mulf, B. OF H meeting
!, Extra Twp. ....... 2.Ot
A. 3. Beason livery for b
OF s.. ..... 5 0(
Christian Hansen clerk Oak
llclu LWp. ......S Z.U
N. p. Hoegh trustee Oak
field twp. ......... :. o
Jens P. Juhl trustee Oak
"a fleld Twp. .....
BRACE Sornsen trustee Oak
~ field twp. ......... 5 2.0t
Anton Jene Ell trustee Lin
Il a
COIN Twp. ........ 2.0'
G.. 5. Christensen trustee
v lincoln twp. -. -. 800
F. D. Ross, trustee Lin
ce'il Twp 49,. $ ~
H. kusel clerk Lincoln twp S 30
!. F w Asmus, clerk Lincoln
Twp. .............. S 81
On motion CLAIMS On the, Poe
O.. Fund were allowed as follows:
John Nelson Casket and I'M
: dertaking daughter of Chas.
+. Jensen. ......... $500
HI. p. Petersen mdse. for
Mrs. Harrington $3.50 for
Mrs. Baumgardner s4S.O0 $3.50,
7 II. p. Petersen mdse. for
M. G. Johnson. IS 60,
Geo. B. Gill coal for
Chas. Par.ott. 1855. Sl3.4
E Bilharz and Son, md4e.
for Mrs, Mary Hansen. 1888
G. w. Preston mdse. fcr
John Mcl-eran. 80. 81 0
Hams Albertsen mdse for
Mitt Fdseus,.. $ 90
Fabricius and Marcusen,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-06-18

y or more have offered their help.
The new road will be about two
miles longer than the convici-con-
s,rueted highway but the grade will
not be As steep
Cars will be furnished for all those
who wish TO 20 and help In the good
work. In fact 1t is not work in the
ordinary sense Of the word. but raih-
er 4 picnic and a good outing for the
men confined TO business cares, day
after day. Those who want TO go
should see SIR. Smith or Mr.. Joha
Shaw. It VII be a good way to show
n boosting spirit