The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-01-27

Curran SzO.uV, u w Duhpdr sol.ot,
Warren Miller $1,000; G H Stanton
s26.25; R D Smith $3.50; Allen Ma
crum, S22.oV; ] B Deggett $3.50; J
B Jackson $1,000; L F Collins $500;
w l. Nichols $4,000; Wilson R Win
ans ct al, right-of-way $4,000; ] X
Carson, witness grand Jury $500; E
8 Olinger. witness grand jury $500;
W A Carnes, witness grand jury
$2.00; Grand Jurors, ] H Heiibronner
SO. 90; E C Brownlee $3.50; W Wal
lam $3.50; ] NJ Taylor $500; E o
Blanchar $500; Chas W Reed $3.50;
E e Doane $3.50; l. N Blowers, stove
polish SIS; A Buck, Justice fees
s11.35; Geo W Baker, livery $500;
Bushong & Co., supplies $34.60; Bur
roughs Adding Machine Co., atten-
tion to machine $500; M Culbert-
son, premium on coroner's bond
$500; Cash Grocery, care Of Martha
Elk $1,000; E S Colby, wiring for
Assessors office $2.55; Cottage Hos
pital, care of Geo Watson $1,000;
Dickerson House, board of Mrs. Hill
and children $1725; A J Derby, tele-
grams $1.21; DR.. Jesse Edgington,
salary and services as health officer
S42.26; Glass & Prudhomme Co, sup
plies $50.57; o Hannum, County
Commissioner $32.40; Hood River
News $24.9O for. printing; Hood Ri
yer Glacier, printing $37.75; Paul r
Hughes, deputy assessor $500; Hood
River Water Dept, water rent $125;
Murray Kay, one-half Office and
phone; H r Gas & Electric Co.,
Courthouse light $3.50; E Hawkes.,
County Commissioner $4,000; Hood
River Abstract Co., bond of superin.
tendent $500; Thos F Johnson, ex-
penses $7S.11; Tillie A Isenberg,
judgment $4,000; ] P Lucas, compar-
ing $3.50; H A Mcdonald, drawing
justice jury list, $500; Mt. Hood
Hotel, board of Hills $500; L G
Morgan, repairing s100; Ore. Wash.
Telephone Co., phones $7.33; A w
Onthank, premium on bond $4,000;
F P Phillips, dist. sealer 1891;
Reed C Henderson, premium on
bonds, $4,000; E E Stanton, one-half
Office rent and phone $11.13; Slocom
C Garfield, stationery $3.50; A e
Simmons, carbon paper $5.4O; Kent
Shoemaker, stamps and expenses
slice; Lon Stevens, carriage $3.50;
Taft Transfer Co., carriage and wood
for Mrs. Cooper; F Thompson, liv-
cry $500; John A Wilson, drawing
justice court jury list $500; Mrs. E
l. Wells, grand jury witness $3.50; M
B Webster, plowing and manure
$3.50; Wasco County. patients
$4,000; F W Parks, allowance $4,000;
Miss Alice See, librarian and expens-
es $77.05; Slocom & Garfield, library
STATS; Taft Transfer Co, library
$365; Library Bureau, library $2.69;
Pioneer Library Bindery, library
$43.2O; Hood River News Co., library
$10.25; A L A Publishing Co., library
$3.50; ] X Gill Co., library $S.12;
Democrat Printing Co., library $26.15
J o Mclaughlin, duplicate of war
rant No. 31S9; H R Gas & Electric
Co. $1.00; lights for Mrs. Cooper
s1.OO; A c Buck, G A R $50; M H
Nickelsen. bailiff of special Grand
Jury $3.50;
And the following from the Gener.
al Road Fund X G Bucklin, black
smithing $17OO; C E Copple, rock
$16.SS; l. E Clark, rock $6.s4; Con-
solidated Mercantile Co., road sup
plies $4.30; E w Dunbar, oil and lac
ing $1.00; Coast Culvert & Flume Co.
culvert $S452 Foust & Merle, bab-
bit $3.50; S Frank, powder $123.48;
E A Franz, supplies $5.33; H l. Fur
row, road master $66.Ss; R A Fur.
row, surveying $3.50; Hodson Fee.
naughty Co., supplies $13.25; H r
Gas & Electric Co., power s36.25; ]
] Krumenacker, powder $3.50; w l.
Nichols, cash for freight $1.31; Oak
Grove Store, shovel $.75 G Simon
ton, lumber $2.26; EV Schiller,
lumber $500; Standard Oil Co., dis.
tillate $500; W. F Shannon, powder
S5.45; H Sheldrake, nails $1.O0;
Nichol & Co., surveyors supplies
$33.S5; Kilham Stationery & Print
ing Co., surveyors supplies $2.46; E
l Cantine, payroll on survey east OF
Hood River S42S.S5; A Elliott, ex-
penses $3.50; Mt. Hood Hotel, hotel
expenses surveying party $119.O5;
E M Strauss, mdse s1O5.43; Moser
Meat Market meat $1S.93; L N Blow
ers, road supplies $13.2S;
] P Naumes was appointed mem
Der Of the Library Board at Odell to
fill the vacancy caused by the re-
signation of Mark Cameron.
The petition of ID L Rountree to
open road was disallowed as it was
found impractical to open the road
as surveyed.
In the matter of the petition of
Josie ID Hannum to open a road the
same was allowed, to be opened as
soon as funds are available.
The road petitioned for by A. J..
Hagen was allowed; to be opened as
soon as funds are available.
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