The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-03-09

care of cemetery lots $4.00; Thos. F..
Johnson, expenses and prisoners
board $4S.06; ]. p. Lucas, work in as
SCISSORS Office $500; F. P. Phillips,
District Sealer $16.04; Slocom and
Garfield Co., stationery $3.50; E. E.
Stanton, one-half Office and phone
$1,000; Kent Shoemaker, stamps and
express $S.05; Lon Stevens, carriage
$50; A. E. Simmons, ribbons for re-
cord machine $3.50; Hubbard Taylor,
mdsc for Sam Richardson $780, Was
co County, ccre three poor $4,000;
VIM. H. Howell, bobcat $500; C. p.
JChansen, care Of Otto Miller $1,000;
w. ID. Trotter, supervisor $13.75; Jes.
sic M. Bishop, treasurer's salary from
time of qualifying 1886; Chas. N.
Clark, drugs for James Gardner
1886; City of Hood River, water
$125; Cash Grocery, care Martha
Elick $500; Hood River Gas & Elect
ric Co. light $2.40; Irwin Hodson Co.,
tax collection register $32.25; State
Treasurer, county's share for fire
protection $56.81: Telephone com.
pany, phone service $3.50; Roy d.
Smith, supervisor $1,000; w. F. Rand,
balance on cruising in county $S63.14
Glass & Prudhomme Co., stationery,
$401; R. S. Hall, care Maryland Hall
$500; F. w. Parks, allowance $4,000;
Jessie M. Bishop, salary of F. A. Bis
hep for month of January to time of
death $3733.
Road Fund
NJ Barde G. Son, iron rods Dist. No
l $500; H. l.. Furrow, roadmaster
$500; Hood River Plumbing Com
pcny $40; c. E. Kitchel, old bill
$125; Railroad company, freight on
lumber to Wyeth $3.50; Oregon
Lumber Company, lumber Dist. No
10, $3.5S; ]. r. Phillips, lumber Dist
No. / and II $685. A. G. Staten
supplies Districts 3 and IL $640;
C. Simonton, lumber District No ;
$1,000.
Two highway bills we're returned
| for information. The pay roll fol
the survey east of Hood River hat
not been received.
Claim of Clarence Forsberg fol
labor and for horse lost breaking
read during deep snow for $204.0(
was disallowed.
Claim of Victor Forsberg for worl
breaking road during deep snow fol
$1,000 was disallowed.
Other Proceedings
| Appointments were given to tn,
road supervisors as follows, the sam'
being seventy per cent of the none!
to be collected in the Road Fund
Dist No 1, w. d. Trotter, supervise
$3O47.21; Dist. No. 2, S. w. Curral
supervisor $11S596; Dist. No. 8
Roy D. Smith supervisor $419O.0S
Dist. No. 4, w. l.. Nichols supervise
$3460.71; Dist No. 5, G. H. Stanton
supervisor $522235; Dist. No. 6, c
r. Ma3iker supervisor $2S23.73; Dist
No. Z, F. A. Mcdonald supervise
$1515.32; Dist. No. s, ]. B. Dogget
supervisor $3406.69 Dist. No. 9, Al
len Macrum supervisor $2273.34
Dist. No. 10, ]. B. Jackson supervise
$1326.75; Dist No. IL, Warren Mile
supervisor $17S6.33. Balances fron
1915 apportionments were added tC
ard overdrafts were deducted iron
above amounts.
Amounts in hands of supervisor
after deducting overdrafts and ado
ing balances as follows: Dist No.
s34S510; Dist. No. 2 $1044.79; dist
No. 8 s2143.44; Dist No 4 $2226.40
Dist. No. 5 s416763; Dist. No.
S259S.O5 Dist. No. z $1625.75; Dis
No. s $27O415; Dist. No. 9 s2192.9O
Dist. No. 10 $1425.15; Dist. No. /
S16S951.
The resignation of II. L. Furrov
dated February 5th, 1915, was at thi
time presented to the court and a.
cepted.
J. P. Naumes was appointed direc
or Of the East Fork Irrigation Di
A., trict to fill the vacancy caused b
the resignation of J. A. Moore, it a.
pearing that E. T. Hull had failed
, qualify.
: N. w. Bone and P. S. Davidson a
= peared in person and by their alto
G Iney Geo. r. Wilbur, and petitione
= the Court to rescind their order ope
ing the H. l.. Furrow road for Il
}. reason that it would greatly damal
n their property. No action was take
. c. NJ. Hurlburt was appointt
e County Surveyor.
g l.. B. Gibson was appointed Coun
4 School superintendent and E. Y
d Sweaney, J. L. Carter and Jessie
J. Rodwell members of the Libra
J, Board
/, Dated this 4th day of March, 191
y KENT SHOEMAKER,
y County Cler