Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-08-30

constable fees, $76.78; Ralph d.
Jennings, drawing jury list, So;
D. T. Lawton, car hire, So; j. B.
r. Morelock, drawing jury list,
So; P. H. Myers, drawing jury list,
81; Pat Mego, witness, $1.10; r.
L. Orr, witness, S1.S0; Benton
Poole, drawing jury list, $2 Earl
Reynolds, transportation of prison
ers, IS; A. j. E. Smith, drawing
jury list, SO; Jesse Taylor, wit
ness, $1.40; G. 0. Taylor, justice
fees, $90.95; L. ]. Trefren, justice
fees, SLIPS; Chas. Wooden, wit
ness, $3.50; Western Union Tel.
Co., kilograms, s195; J. NJ. Wad-
die, constable fees, 11.OO.
Total ................. SlS9.6S
Sheriff's Office.
/ Ashland Tidings, supplies, 1925;
Burroughs Adding Machine Co.,
supplies, 1925; Home Tel. & Tel.
Co., telephone bill, $9.05; Jackson
vile Post, supplies, s.; Medford
Book Store, supplies, S16.2O; w.
H. Singler, sheriff's travelling ex-
pense, $7O75; Western Union Tel
egraph Co., kilograms, Soc.
Total .... ......$106.1O
Clerks Office.
Ashland Tidings, supplies S19.25;
The Canyon Press, supplies, $2.25;
Home Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone
bill, $40; Jacksonville Post, sup
plies, $15.75; Medford Book Store,
supplies, S59.76; Medford Printing
Co., supplies, $685. Schrack &
Klocker, supplies, $685. Ulrich
Brothers, supplies, Csc.
1Otal ............ 49, 9lOV'ol
Treasurer's Office.
Ashland Tidings, supplies, s1.25;
Burroughs Adding Co., supplies,
$2.25; The Canyon Press, sup
plies, 1878; Fred L. Colvig, ex-
press on office supplies, $2.53;
Home Tef& Tel. Co., telephone bill,
$40; Jacksonville Post, sup
plies, $14.75; G. w. Todd & Co.,
protectograph, S95. Total, s62.2S
CorOner's Office.
DR.. NJ. C. Barber, coroner's physician,
$5; John A. Perl, coroner's com
pensation, 5000. Total, $500
School Superint,ndents Office.
Ashland Tidings, supplies, $S Wei
born Beeson, attending education
al board, SO; Home Tel. & Tel.
Co., telephone bill, $500; Jackson
vile Post, supplies, $1.50; Med
ford Book Store, supplies, $13.45;
Mrs. ]. T. Pendleton, attending ed
ucational board, $3.50; E. R. Pet
terson, supervisors office expense,
$11.5S; Nettie Thompson, labor on
eighth grade examining board,
$3.50; ]. Percy Wells, school su-
perintendent's travelling expense,
$50; j. Percy Wells, express on
office supplies, $6.S5.
Total ............. SloV'oc
Fruit Inspectors Office.
The Ashland Tidings, supplies, $3.50;
Medford Printing Co., supplies,
$3.50. Total .......... $500
Assessors Office.
Ashland Tidings, supplies, 50; w. t. |
Grieve, assessors travelling expense, |
S50.10; Home Tel & Tel. Co., tele- |
phone bill, $3.05; Medford Book
Store, supplies, $1.75; Emil Mohr,
office rent for deputy assessor,
$3.50. Total ...........$67.4O
Tax Rebate.
H. II. Canham, s3.O5; Medford Cham
Der of Commerce, 1920.
Total ................ ....S SlV.Zo
Widows Pension.
Earnistine Austin, $3.50; Rena w.
Barr, $40; Orpha Betz, $40; Prin-
tha A. Blackburn, SS2.50; Nellie
G. Bush, $40; Sue Bailey, s25;
Mrs. H. H. Creighton, $3.50;
Anna L. Corum, $40; Mrs. /. w.
Cox, $3.50; Lusie May Davis,
s25; May j. Daw, $40; Olive Ellis,
$3.50; Nettie Green, S25; Lizzie
Heath, $25; Jennie Jones, $40;
Ida Belle Klum, $685. Dollie Love,
s92.5O; Amanaa Mcneil, $40;
Stella Nelson, $40; Mary E. Payne,
$3.50; Emma Paulson, $25; Cath !
crime E. Silver, $3.50; Laura f.
Stewart, $35; Mary j. Torey, $50,
Total $4,000
Court House Expenses.
NJ. E. Abbott, supplies, $1.15; Cali
fornia-Oregon Power Co., lights,
s2.12; Rogue River Valley Ry
Co., freight on supplies, soc; Tay-
lor Williams Co., supplies, So; j.
w. Wilson, cleaning court room,
Sc. Total ........... SLIT
Jail Expense.
Fred ]. Flick, supplies, $S.75; Mrs.
Jane Johnson, washing for jail,
s11.7O; Galore. Power Co.,
lights, $755; Mrs. August D.
Singler, board of prisoners, $751;
SO; Ulrich Brothers, supplies, 81. r
Total ................$116.6S 7
Care of Poor. 4
i. Alger, regular INDECENT, $40; R.
w. Ager, poor farm supplies,
1915; DR.. Chas. NJ. Anderson, vet
erinary services for poor farm,
$3.50; L. B. Brown, poor farm sup
plies, $420; Chas. A. Brown, poor
farm supplies, $2.2O; Chas. A.
Brown, poor farm supplies, $16.-
49, Boyd & Peffley, shingling barn
at poor farm, $15.25; j. T. Baker,
poor farm supplies, $5.25; Maggie
Boole, regular INDECENT, SIS; M. L.
Baldwin, INDECENT allowance for M.
F. Baldwin, $40; Mrs. H. P. Boyer
regular INDECENT, $12; c. W.
Craig, poor farm supplies, ST. c.
M. Chapman, work at poor farm,
IS; Cranfill & Robinett, INDECENT
supplies, SPLIT; Elinc Curry, reg
ular INDECENT, $40; Mrs. E. c.
Gard, regular allowance for Mrs.