The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-01-11
MONTHLY PROCEEDINGS
OF COUNTY COURT

WITS Aiu OoCictsJ dIONduSe, 9AV,
VIM Davidson. care Mrs. Hanesmann,
IS; C A Puddy, care ID c Miller, $50;
Malan Hall. allowance, S.; Cora B
Orians, pension, $3.50; Minnie NJ
Crafts, pension, SIG; Emma C Willis,
pension, $40; Rose Odell; pension.
s15 Martha A Curtis, pension, $25;
Ida Parker, pension. $40; Gertrude
Parks, pension, $40; Luesina Z Hoag-
land, pension $40; Mary L Miller,
pension, $40; Urania G. Chambers,
pension. $40; A l. Holt, fare to Multi
nomah County poor farm. $1.75; w ID
Trotter. supervisor, $35; C R Masi-
ker, supervisor, $3.50; G Fl Stanton,
supervisor, s12.50; W l. Nichols, su
pervisor. SIS; B Doggett, supervis-
or. 1857. B Jackson, supervisor,
IS; A o Adams registering voters,
$3.50; V r Abraham. county physi-
clan, $40; Bushong & Company,
books for Offices. $42.S0; L N Blow
ers, supplies for courthouse and
roads. $3.50; A C Buck, Justices fees.
s3.l5; f S Olinger, constable, $3.50;
J NJ Culbertson, premium on bonds
of treasurer and surveyor, $139; Cot
tage Hospital, care Of patients, s9S;
Jesse Edgington, health officer, $42.-
60; Florence p Gould, teachers ex.
aminations, So l. B Gibson, inciden-
tails, 1898; Glass & Prudhomme, sup
plies for offices, s4l,36; Hood River
Abstract and Investment Company,
premium on clerks bond, s35; Hood
River Glacier, printing, $59.l5; Hood
River News, printing, $1025; Ed
Hawkes., commissioner, SASS; o
Hannum, commissioner, $14.40; Tnus.
F Johnson, prisoners board and incl
dentals, $44.49; Kresse Drug Com.
pany, supplies for indigents, So; f L
Kaesser, supplies for INDECENT, $5.45;
# NJ Lowe, medical attention to pa.
tients on poor farm, The Dalles, IS;
S R Lofts, saving wood, $3.50; J NJ
McKittrick, board and room of A l.
Holt, $l4.40; telephone company,
phone service, $13.95; A W Onthank,
premiup on bonds of sheriff and su-
porintendent, $55; Perigo & Son, ,ol
Martha Flick and Indian George, $40;
George T Prather, sheriff for elec.
ton, SIT; Reuter- & Thompson, medi-
Gel attention at poor farm, SO; school
district No. 4, polling place, $5; Kent
Shoemaker, ineidentals, $13.S5; Slo.
com & Garfield, supplies for offices,
$3.50; F Thompson, sheriff of elec.
ton, $7.13; NJ o Wilkins, auto license
record, S.; Spence Workman, district
sealer, $14.49; Paul Winans, sheriff of
election, $637; Wasco County, six pa
tients on poor farm, $120; A S Keir,
supplies for indigents, $5,s5; city wa
ter department, $1.25; A c Buck, fees
$40; ] E Andrews, blacksmithing
1920; c E Copple, rock, $3.50; c E
Fields, timbers, SO; Frank, pow
der, $50; Frank Howard, blasting
on road, $3.50; c NJ Hurlburt, sur.
veying, $3.50; C f Lowell, blacksmith
ing, $7.05; J r Phillips, lumber $45..
26; l. +, Puddy, team work. $3.75;
Clyde Rand driving truck in October,
$42.14; Fl Sheldrake, gas, $161;
Frank Ullery, planks for crusher, S.
95; Warren Construction Company
madacamizing 400 lin feet road on
highway $4,000, Roy d. Smith, super.
visor $500, H l. Furrow, supervisor
$375, S W Curran. supervisor $3.50.
Two hundred names were selecleu
from the tax roll from. which the
Circuit Court jurors will be drawn
for year 1917.
The Hood River News was desig.
mated the official County Paper for
year 1917.
The road petitioned for by II. X
Davenport and others was ordered
viewed on January 10th, or within
ten days thereafter.
The resignation of A. c. Buck
Justice of the Peace, was accepted
and A. w. Onthank was appointed to
fill that office until the next General
Election.
The petition of A. Millard and
others for a road was continued.
The resignation of l.. F. Hender
son as Fruit Inspector was present
ed to the Court, but action on same
was continued until next session.
The resignation of Z. w. Sweany
as member of the Library Board
wes accepted and F. E. Knowles was
appointed to fill the vacancy.
The following Road Supervisors
were appointed for the year 1917:
Dist. /. II w Taylor; Dist. 2, S W
Curran; Dist. 3. Roy D. Smith, Dist
4, W L Nichols; Dist. s, G H Stan.
ton; Dist s, Chester Shutes; Dist. 4
no appointment made; Dist. s, J B
Doggett; Dist 8, Z Ford; Dist. 10
] p Hansen; Dist. II, Earl Ordway;
Dist IL. Ed Hays.
P. l.. Tompkins was re-appointed
member of the Library Board.
j. T. Holman and Frank Massee
were re-appointed Road Viewers.
twenty-five cords of 4-foot wood
was ordered from Warren Miller at
1925 to be delivered not later than
Sept. IS
Bonds OF the County officials were