Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-10-04

| supplies, S2.J0, ". IL. PetterSOn
supervisors expense, 81; Netti,
Thompson, labor on teachers ex
animation board, $10.50; May B
Wells, work on teachers eXamin
ing board, $12. Total. -. $39.5(
Medford Printing Co., supplies foI
fruit inspectors office, 1915.
Assessors Office.
w. T. Grieve, assessors travelling ex-
pense, 5000; Home Tel. & Tel
Co., telephone bill, $3.50; Medford
Book Store, supplies, Csc.
IOIdl 90. ~
Fred Theis, tax rebate, $7.06.
Widows Pension.
Earnestine Austin, $3.50; Nellie G.
Bush, $40; Sue Bailey, s25; Rena
w. Barr, $40; Orpha Betz, $40;
Printha A. Blackburn, $3.50;
Anna l.. Corum, $40; Mrs. l. w.
Cox, $3.50; Mrs. II. A. Creigh-
ten, $3.50; Olive Ellis, $3.50;
May ]. Dow, $40; Lucy May Davis,
$25; Nettie Green, $685. Lizzie
Heath, $2J Leila Frances Hilder-
brand, $40; Jennie Jones, $40;
Ida Belle Klum, $685. Dollie Love,
$32.50; Amanda Mcneil, $20 Es-
tella Nelson, $40; Emma Pauson,
$25; Mary E. Payne, $3.50; Laura
f. Stewart $35; Catharine E. Sill
yer, $3.50; Mary ]. Torey, $25,
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Court House Expense.
City OF Jacksonville, water rent, SIS;
California-Or Power Co.,
lights, $155; George Slough,
cleaning chimney, S11; Southern
Oregon Traction Co., freight on
supplies, S1.65; ]. W. Wilson,
cleaning court room, $3.50; West
Disinfecting Co., supplies, $12.
Total ................$46.70
Jail Expense.
NJ. Z. Abbott, supplies, soc; Galore.
Power Co., lights, $7.S5; Fred j.
Flick, supplies, $3.50; Mrs. Jane
Johnson, washing, s14.O5; Mrs.
August Singler, board of prisoners,
S70.71; Taylor-Williams Co., sup
plies, $4.2O; Ulrich Bros, sup
plies, 25c. Total. $1O1.66
Care of Poor.
H. Alger, regular INDECENT, $40; A. S.
Aims, hauling goods to poor farm,
$1.20; NJ. l.. Baldwin, INDECENT al
lowance for NJ. F. Baldwin, $40;
Mrs. H. T. Boyer, regular INDECENT,
$12; Maggie Bolle, regular indi-
gent, SIS; L. B. Brown, poor farm
supplies, $21.OS; ]. T. Baker,
blacksmithing for poor farm,
$3.50; Chas. A. Brown, poor farm
supplies, 5000; F. L. ColvigS
railroad fare for indigents, $5.45;
Cranfill G. Robnett, INDECENT sup
plies, $22; Elinc Curry, regular in
digent, $40; Mary M. Childers, reg
ular INDECENT, $12; Galore. Power
Co., lights, $7.65; James NJ. Day,
regular indigent, IS; d. c, God
dard, carpenter work, poor farm,
$73; H. H. Goddard, carpenter
work at poor farm, $79; Mrs. E. c.
Gard, INDECENT allowance for Mrs.
Cowan, $40; Mrs. E. G.. Gard, care
of Miller family, $40; Lucy Gil
more, regular INDECENT, $40; Mrs.
Catharine Gillette, regular indi-
gent, $40; Home Tel. & Tel. Co.,
telephone bill for poor farm, Csc;
Henry Hart, pigs for poor farm,
$40; DR.. j. F. Hart, care for indi-
gents, $3.50; Mrs. Hudson, regular
INDECENT, IS; Hutchinson & Lums-
den, INDECENT supplies, $12; Eta
Jewel, regular INDECENT, Sc; Mary
Jacobs, regular INDECENT, $40; Jor-
dan Electric Co., poor farm sup
plies, $3.50; Minnie Kimpbell, reg
ular INDECENT, $40; Lena Lee, regu-
lar INDECENT, IS; Lance & Co., in
digent supplies, $31.05; Mrs. j.
Myers, regular INDECENT, SIS; Mrs.
] A. Montgomery, regular indi-
gent, SIS; Merritt & Co., INDECENT
supplies, $40; Medford Harness
Co., poor farm supplies, $3.50;
Oliver Naedeau, regular INDECENT,
$40; Olson & Son, INDECENT SUP
plies, $1S.S4; John A. Perl. ambu-
lance service OF burial of indigents,
$51; Phoenix Mercantile Co., indi-
gent supplies, $3.50; The Pernoll |
Estate, INDECENT supplies, $40; Pa
cific Telephone & Telegram Co.
telephone bill, $1.75; f. c. Rimer, |
COW for poor farm, $65; Rogue
River Mercantile Co., INDECENT sup
plies, $32.4O; C. NJ. Ruch, indi-
gent supplies, IS; the Sanitarium,
care of indigents, $40; Nancy Ses-
more, regular INDECENT, $40; j. w.
Slater, regular INDECENT, $40; Sa-
cred Heart Hospital, care of indi-
gent, $3.50; Talent Lumber Co.,
lumber for poor farm, $57.17; Tai
ent Mercantile Co., poor farm sup
plies, 5000; Talent Mercantile |
Co., INDECENT supplies, $26; Taylor
Williams Co., INDECENT supplies,
$30.95; Ulrich Brothers, INDECENT
supplies, $17.40 Ulrich & Ryan,
INDECENT supplies, $40; Ulrich &
Ryan, poor farm supplies, $129.51;
Warner, Workman e Gore, indi-
gent supplies, rs; ]. w. Wilson,
chickens for poor farm, 50; Mrs.
w. w. Wooden, nursing at poor |
farm, $40; w. w. Wells and wife,
cooking and labor at poor farm,
$93.43; !. c. Williams, poor farm
supplies, $79.10;. J. F. Hart, trav-
cling expense of poor farm superin-
tendent, $22.50; Mrs. II. M. John
son, care OF Therman children, in
digents, SIS. Total. =. 81 ,4S9.79
Boys and Girls Aid Society, regular
allowance, $40.
Worlds Fair Advertising.
Salary and expense, looking after ex-
hibits at exposition, $131.25; Med
ford Printing Co., printing book
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