The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-03-30
MARCH PROCEEDINGS
OF COUNTY COURT

UT OUUNlI VVUN /
Claims allowed by the County Court
March 1922 term.
Road Fund
Labor: B. A. Hogan, $18.14; E. j.
Slutz, S78.25; W. M. Lester, $22.92
G. Gleason, $8.57; w. II. Carrigan
Sl9. 73; F. Slutz. $65. 80; Ben Dawson,
$8.l4: E. j. Slutz, $1,000; A. R.
Shank. $34.69: H. Kaiser, $70.l8
James Cramblet, $6. 3S; j. L. Walker,
$73.45; j. o. Cameron, $11.22; Cecil
Cameron. $4.78; J. o. Cameron, $l2.00
j. H. Crenshaw, $751; 90; B. Bateham,
$l4.34; L. Jensen, SABA; A. Dubath.
1923. II; W. Coulter, $56.34; Hubert
Hasbrouck, S62.82; Claude Gortor
S17.45; j. F. Carnes, S1.59; W. l..
Nichols, $685. O3; j. B. Doggett, $l6.-
81; John Cosgrove. $4.7s;
garage. $237. W. H. Austin, labor,
Sl5.75; A. o. Annala, Ford body,
$500; B. G. Davidson, auto supplies,
$34.O9; Dickson Motor Co.. Ford car.
$374.44, supplies, $1.30; Four Wheel
Drive Auto Co., truck supplies, $73. 81 :
Feenaughty Machinery Co., repairs,
Sl08. l6; Hood River Water Depart
ment, water, $1.25; Mt. Hood Motor
Co., truck supplies, $5l.75; Percy l..
Manser, supplies. $3.75; w. L. Mich
OILS, cash for freight, $1.l4; Oregon
Highway Commission, truck supplies,
$71.25; Pacific Power & Light Co.,
power, $500; Slutz Bros, $500
Standard Oil Co., gas, $213.56; Tucker
& Payton Garage. truck repairs, $277.-
72; G.. P. Yoder. $500.
General Fund
Marie Hanneman, allowance, $1,000
Mrs. C. C. Walton, for care of Mrs.
Wishart, $1,000; Boys & Girls Aid So
ciety. monthly allowance, $500; Mrs.
Marshall Hill, care of Mr.. Kennedy,
$50. 90; Luesina e. Hoagland, care of
d. c. Miller and Mr.. Nugan, $l25. 90 /;
Luesina E. Hoagland, pension, $25.00 /;
Martha A. Curtis, pension, $1,000; Sell
ma S. Annala, pension, $50 90; Lille
B. Forsberg, pension, $20.O 90; Violet
Crosby, pension, $25. 90; Addie M. Ma
theny, pension. $4,000; Mary Abbott,
pension, $1,000; Ida Flint, pension,
$40 90; Apple Blossom Cafe, meals for
jury. S. 10; John Baker. stenographer
hire, $500; Peter Barger & Co.,
plumbing, $l2. SO; Bushong G. Co., sup
plies, $3.50; F. H. Blackman, commits
sioner, $3.50; d. C. Brickous, GRIM
inal reports for sheriff. ST.. .55; Bushong
& Co., marriage license blanks, Si4. 90 /;
Book & Art Store, supplies, $500; A.
r. Cruikshank, surveyor, $1700; Mark
Cameron, auto hire, $1,000; Cottage
Hospital, indigents, $66. so; The Dalles
Hospital, care Carl Pierce, Sll2.00; j.
Edgington, health officer. $l5 80; Fash
ion Stables, auto hire. $22. 90; j. Edg-
ington, drawing justice court jury list,
$500; E. A. Franz Co., broom, 81. so;
l.. B. Gibson. travelling and office ex-
pense, $29.25; W. Fl. Galligan, deputy
sheriff, $3.50; N. Gilkerson, for fruit
inspector, So. 40; Glass & Prudhomme
Co.. supplies, $5.07; J. H. Gerdes,
Hall. care Mahlon Hall. $1,000; H. L.
Hasbrouck, cash for poor, SITS; r.
L. jenkins, going after Mr.. Wood,
S.. so; Hood River News Co., printing.
S24.85; ]. L. Hershner, drawing jury
list for justice court, $500; Hood
River Water Dept, $2.25; A. W. On
thank, Justices fees, $3.50; E. S.
Olinger. constable. $4. 20; A. S. Keir,
justice witness, sl.50: A. X. Cruik-
shank, witness, Sl.50; M. B. Webster,
$l.50; Glen Sloat, witness. $l.50;
Thos. F. Johnson, prisoners board and
expenses. $1l520; Warren Miller.
wood for poor $1,000; Oregon Lumber
Co.. bridge lumber, SSl.S4; James
Henderson, registrar. SIS; N. H.
Macmillan, groceries, Mrs. Wiley,
$1,000; A. w. Onthank, drawing JUS
tice court jury list. $500; Telephone
Company. SIG. 10; Z. S. Olinger, dep
uty sheriff, S33.35; Pacific Power &
Light Co., $3.50; Geo. Sheppard, COM
$500; Glen Sloat, deputy
sheriff, Sl2.O0; F. d. Antrim, district
sealer, Sl6.26; Kent Shoemaker, Office
supplies, sl2.33; F. M. White, rent for
Newtown family, two months, $4,000;
VIM. Weber, IL dozen dog collars.
S35. 15: Wasco County, patient at poor
farm, S33.05; Hood River County Lii
brary. portion of budget allowance,
$4,000.
Other Business
Applications for fruit inspector were
again considered but no appointment
was made.
Court agreed to rock road east from
stone store building at Odell as soon
as citizens grade and prepare road by
donation.
A delegation from Dee appeared be-
fore the court asking that they do not
build the bridge to replace the crooked
bridge at Winans, but instead improve
main road from Dee across Dee fiat. !
They were told that the money ap- |
in the budget for his bridge |
could not be used for any other pur-
pose under the law.
Commissioners Blackman and Shep-
pard being in favor of the appointment |
Of J. B. Doggett as supervisor Of Road
District No. 2, he was appointed in
stead of ". A. Langille.
The County Court approved the bids
Of Webster & Co., and johnson & Co,
on the two contracts for the construc-
ton of the Mount Hood Loop road and
the State Highway Commission nOti-
fed.