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QUALITY and VALUE
STYLE AND GENTILITY
ARE ABLY REFLECTED IN OUR
CLOTHES FOR MEN AND YOUNG
MEN. JLE Quality is the basis element in
our clothes—a necessary one. It is never lowered
for the sake of lowering price. The quality stand
ard is kept as high as possible~the price standard
as low as possible. The clothes you get here not
only garb you with distinction, but have durability
to back up your investment;
GAGE-DODSON CO.
Good Clothe* Merchant*
BELLINGHAM, WASH.
This Store is tho home of Hart Schaffnorft Marx clothes
MORSE HARDWARE CO, Inc.
1025-1039 Elk St. Bellingham, Wash.
JOBBERS and DISTRIBUTORS
American Steel & Wire Co. PRODUCTS
Including Farm Fence, Stael Wire Rope, Wire Nails,
Galvanized and Black Market Wire, Barbed
Wire, Poultry Netting, Wire Staples,
Spikes. Everything in the H ARDW ARE'line.
ESTABLISHED 1384
KNOW MORE OF WHATCOM COUNYT
We have the latest official map of Whatcom
County, drftWU by thtl expert draughtsman,
E. S. Hinck, correct in every detail as to
Townships, County Roads and Mt. Baker
Trails.
If unable to call drop ns a card, giving,
your address and one will be forwarded.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Oanltal and Surplus, $300,000.00
Bolllngham - - Washington
WE MAKE THE LUMBER
from the timber and rough boards to the best f.nished
floors, ceilings, and door and window boards
IFYOU ARE GOING TO BUILD
either house, barn or anything, we want to figure on
your bill. Back of our reputation is our big saw mill
plant and acres of timber. See us or telephone to us
ROO & VANLEEUWEN LUMBER CO., LYNDEN
BANNER CREAMERY
Banner Creamery is now open and ready
for business. Bring your cream to the
Banner Creamery ami see it weighed and
tested and get your money. We nay
cash for cream and egg*.
BANNER CREAMERY
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getting your discount on
what you spend? Investi
gate our system, and see how
much you are saving when
you save stamps. We are
here to teach your child
ren the lesson of Econ
omy.
Save the Soap Wrappers,
Tobacco Tags, Hamilton
Coupons. Free Exchange at
Premium Exhibit Jamieson's
Hall.
CUT OUT THIS COUPON
10 &9C STAMPS FREE
with a 50c purchase or over.
NOT GOOD AFTER JAN. 31, 1913
Any store giving Green Trading Stamps
LYNDEN. WASHINGTON
PROCEEDINGS
OF
THE COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
OF WHATCOM COUNTY,
WASHINGTON
JANUARY SESSION 1913
The Board of County Commission
ers met pursuant to adjournment tak
en on December 27, 1912, Present,
all members of the Board, to-wit: W.
11. Fell, chairman; J. G. Kemper and
John Simpson, commissioners; and
Alex VanWyck, clerk of the Board, .n
attendance.
The following claims were allowed
and proceedings had:
Salaries of aultor and as
sistants $ 628.37
Salaries of county clerk and
assistants 608.37
Salaries of prosecuting attor
ney and assistants 323.37
Salaries of treasurer and as
sistants 506.74
Salaries of sheriff and assist
ants! 494.62
Salaries of assessor and as
sistants 510.00
Salaries of engineer and as
sistants 483.58
Salaries of county superinten
dent and assistant 225.00
Salaries of superintendent of
county home and assistants 200.00
John A. Kellogg, salary as
superior judge 125.00
Bd. E. Hardin, do 125.00
Will H. Fell, salary as county
commissioner 150.00
.1. G. Kemper, do 150.00
John Simpson, do 150.00
D. W. Featherklle, salary an
justice of peace 100.00
Henry C. Beach, do 100.00
Harrison Cowden, salary as
constable 60.00
Fred V. Shute. salary as coun
ty physician 83.33
N. W. Wear, salary as cor
oner 83.33
D. P. Day, salary as superin
tendent of charities 25.00
XI. K. White, salary as proba
tion officer 66.74
C. E. Thomas, salary as jan
itor 75.00
E, C. I-vie, salary as transit
man for county engineer,
ac Hannegan road 10.00
Carl McCoy, salary as drafts
man for county engineer on
Hannegan road 40.00
T. L. Hughes, opening new
hooks for county clerk and
treasurer In town of Fern
dale 925
Lillian Matson, transc. Enian.
report—Ferndale 5.25
Mrs. Freda Hansen, cleaning
court house 10.00
G. H. Ahers, tending Fern
dale bridge 5.00
Eagan Rldenour, court report
ing 87.60
Puget Sound Traction. Light
ft Power Co., electric light
for December 113.05
Frank Wilson, expense as
treasurer 5-25
Jesse J. Rogers, expense as
deputy engineer 23.50
M. E. White, expense as pro
bation officer 3.04
L. A. Thomas, expense as
sheriff 177.80
L. A. Thomas, board of pris
oners 127.40
Hazel Fox, court reporting,
etc 20.85
E. S. Hincks, recording plat. 30.00
Geo. C. Fisher, refund on tax
certificates 292.63
A. E. Doolittle. furnishing evi
dence to prosecuting attor
ney In liquor case 100.00
J. B. Tracy, cruising timber
(by assessor) 495.64
Herman Tuller. do 614.69
J. M. Aitken. half of fine of
American Lumber Co 62.50
Fairhaven City Water & Pow
er Co., rent for Waldron
Block, (3 months) 3.00
Glee G. Davis, returning prim
ary and general election
supplies from Slate pre
cinct 600
Sells Hdw. Co., rope for gen
eral election 4-60
THE LYNDEN TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 23. 1913.
Monday, January 6, 1913.
Current Expense Fund.
Change in Train Schedule
In Effect Tuesday. October 1, 1912.
LEAVE LYNDEN ARRIVE BELLINGHAM
8:40 A. M. 9:50 A. M. Daily except Sunday
11:00 Noon 12:50 Noon "
5:41 P.M. 6:50 P.M. "
9:05 A. M. 10:45 A. M. Sunday Only
5:35 P. M. 7:15 P. M.
LEAVE
BELLINGHAM ARRIVE LYNDEN
7:30 A. M. 8:36 A. M. Daily except Sunday
1:30 P.M. 2:36 P.M. "
4:30 P.M. 5:37 P.M. "
8:00 A. M. 9:01 A. M. Sunday only
4:30 P. M. 5:31 P. M.
T
LEAVE LYNDEN FOR SUMAS:-8:40 A. M., 11:00
A. M. and 2:40 P. M. daily except Sunday; 9:05 A.
M. and 5:35 P. M., Sunday only.
BELLINGHAM BAY & BRITISH COLUMBIA R. R.
James McCoy, hauling elec
tion supplies to i>olllng
place in Acme township 6 00
Puget Sound Traction, Light
ft Power Co.. installing met
ers in polling places, gen
eral election 5 80
S. G. Mather, hall rent for
Nooksack Inc. election 6.00
N. W. Hdw. Co., lock for
treas. office I- 60
A, G. Wert, Agt., mops and
supplies for courthouse 14.00
Seth A. Atwood, glass for
court house 2.45
Rives ft Clark, supplies for
court house and county
home 32.72
John Kastner, repairs to cell
In Jail 6.50
Gus Norstrom, scalp bounty
on 2 wild cats 10 00
James Smith, scalp bounty on
6 wild cats 30.00
Soldiers' Relief Fund.
Mathew Blckford, relief for
Barah Foster 10.00
Hiram N. Goodell, relief for
Hiram N. Goodell 15.00
Albert E. Heaton, relief for
Albert E. Heaton 15.00
Robert L. Watson, relief for
Robert L. Watson 40.00
John P. Lewis, burial of Char
lotte T. Lewis 60.00
Game Protection Fund.
J. M. Aitken, salary and ex
pense as game wardon 92.60
Jeslie Jones, salary and ex
pense as deputy game war
den 75.60
E. C. Benedict, salary and ex
pense as deputy game war
den 9.00
R. H. Bonney, salary and ex
pense as supt, trout hatch
ery 70.50
Everson Livery ft Transfer,
livery for game warden 4.50
Ferndale Livery, do 6.00
W. L. Felton, hauling lumber
for trout hatchery 2.50
Smith Lumber Co., lumber for
trout hatchery 6.00
Pickering Hdw. Co., hunters'
licenses returned 3.00
E. M. A lams ft Co., do 8.00
Marriage Certificate Fund.
Samuel E. Leltch, recording
marriage certificates 46.00
General Bridge Fund.
Dora V. Halsted, operating
Marietta Ferry 55.00
The Board made an order appoint
ing Geo. A. Baer as supervisor of
Ferndale Township.
The Board made an order Issuing
duplicate warrants to L. B. Nedrebo
In lieu of one lost.
On motion the Board adjourned to
meet on Tuesday, January 7, 1913.
Tuesday, January 7, 1913.
The Board met pursuant to ad
journment taken on January, 6, 1913,
Present, all members of the Board and
the Clerk in attendance. The follow
ing claims were allowed and proceed
ings had:
Current Expense Fund.
Alex Van Wyck, express and
drayage on supplies t 3.27
Delia L. Keeler, expense as
county superintendent 3.15
Chas. Llndbery, expense as
county engineer 66.20
D. P. nay, expense as super
intendent of charities 12.50
Harrison Cowden, expense as
constable 3.23
Fred V. Shute. railroad tick
ets for county patients and
reg. births and deaths for
year 1912 88.00
Fred V. Shute, livery account
as county physician for De
cember 45.00
P. A. Miller, expense as supt.
county home 16.05
Dr. O. E. Beebe, fumigating
two homes 8.50
Dr. C. S. Hood, reg. births and
deaths in Ferndale 4.50
Dr. H. A. Compton, assisting
county physician 35.00
Dr. Win. C. Keyes, do 23.00
St. Joseph's Hospital, care of
county patients 68.00
St. Luke's Hospital, do 114.00
Children's Orthopedic Hospit
al, services to county pa
tients 61.00
Henry Engberg, medicine for
county patients 38.10
Graham ft Munch Drug Co..
do 32.65
'Red Cross Pharmacy, do 78.05
Collins ft Co.. do 22.13
Bellingham Harness Co.,
splints for county patients.. 7.75
B. B. Grocery Co., groceries
for indigents .« •■ 800
Ennen, Goodman ft Co., do. ....
Central Grocery ft Meat Mkt..
do ii 33
Joseph Downey, do. •
Ireland & Pancoast. do
Short Merc. Co., do
Fischer ft Isaacs, do J °"
Columbia Grocery, do
H. G. Steams, groceries for
Gilmore 1() 00
Holly Grocery, do
Kinsey-Stenvlg Grocery Co.,
do > ■■r nn
Kirkham Grocery Co., do
C. E. Pride, do ■'■
East End Grocery, do »»•?»
Kelly Bros., do
Mt. Baker Grocery, do
The Leader, do *™»
Cain Bros., do ■'■
S. G. Mather, do
Wilson ft Brown, do '■ '
Lynden Dept. Store, do
Custer Merc. Co.. do l ™"
Danielson ft Runolfson, do •»•««
Edwing Peterson, do i" uu
Battersby Bros., shoes for In
dlgents •-• I '°
A. H. Montgomery, wood for
county charges »»•»»
Trunkey ft Sons, do »«■*
Mrs. M. L. Mayfleld. care of
Indigent ?TXX
Una Fredrlkson. do
Olof Glad, do tMJ
Mrs. Clara B. Roy, do
Victor A. Roeder, Agt„ house
rent for Indigents 24 00
J. F. Vanderford, do 10.00
A. Strandell. do 4 0U
Wilson-Nobles-Barr Co., gro
cerles for county home 70.01
Thos. H. Edwards, meat for
county home 1120
Ferndale Pharmacy, medicine
for county home 3.80
Barnes Drug Co., do b oil
W. J. Pynor, clothing and sup
plies for county home 1 8 C 0
E. Macklin, clothing for coun
ty home. $13.60, and towels
for courthouse 2410
E. B. Sattlmore, feed and care
of county home team l r '-40
Morse Hdw. Co., material and
supplies for county home. .. 36.15
Canfleld-Caulklns Co., do 37.10
Ritchle-Shelton Lumber Co.,
lumber for county home 2.65
Whatcom County Humane So
ciety, maintenance 15.00
Remington Typewriter Co.,
typewriter for prosecuting
attorney (in exchange) 30.00
Mike Ponti ft Co., removing
garbage from courthouse.... 3.00
The Leader, blankets for jail 23.76
The December report of P. A. Mil
ler, superintendent of county home,
was indorsed and approved by the
Board.
The December report of Fred V.
Shute, county physician, was indorsed
and approved by the Board.
The resignation of John F. Nell as
justice of the peace for Ferndale was
Indorsed and accepted by the Board.
On motion the Board adjourned to
meet on Wednesday, January 8, 1913.
Wednesday, January 8, 1913.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment taken on January 7, 1913. Pres
ent, all members of the Board and the
Clerk in attendance. The following
claims were allowed and proceedings
had:
Current Expense Fund.
Will H. Fell, expense as coun
ty commissioner $ 16.20
J. M. Stinnett, taking insane
men to Bellingham 11.45
C H. Wait, care of Juvenile
prisoners 49.50
The Frank Shepard Co.,
Wash. Cum., 1 year sub
scription for Judges 4.00
Amberg File & Index Co.,
files for county treasurer.... 6.60
P. F. Collier & Sons, atlas
for county clerk 5.00
Selby-Harris Co.. supplies for
prosecuting attorney 1.00
C. If. Sherman, supplies for
county offices 5.15
Towner Ptg. Co., school war
rants for rural schools 36.80
Whatcom County Humane So
ciety, fine of J. M. Hender
son 15.00
Central Auto Co.. auto hire
for sheriff 1.00
T. C. Hamre. auto hire for
county commissioners 8.00
S. C. Wilson, auto hire for
county engineer 15.00
F. J. Barlow, robe for county
auto 5.00
Dlehl & Simpson, supplies and
repairs for county auto 20.70
Our Guarantee Is
that each and every article purchased from
us will satisfy you perfectly; that it will give
the service you have the right to expect; that
it represents full value for the price you pay.
If for any reason you are dissatisfied with any
article purchased from us we expect you to
return it and we will exchange it for what
you want or refund your money.
MARION BIEHLER
LYNDEN, WASHINGTON
PAINLESS DENTISTRY
The greatest advance in the dental line in years. Come in
and I will prove to you that I can (ill yonr teeth without causing
pain. X you have a upper plate that (alls down I will guarantee
to make one that will stay in place or I don't want a cent
Cut Prices All work guaranteed 10 years Gas Given
DR. C. HL McLEOD
Office over Lynden State Bank. Phone R 501
Larson Livery & Transfer,
livery for siierlff, $.1.50;
constable, $5.00; county
physician (Nov.), 14.00;
insanity case. $4 00 15.50
Custer Livery, livery for coun
ty engineer 8.00
E. A. Tafel, do •■
jas. McCoy, livery tor sher
iff $4.00; engineer, $4.00. .. B.OU
Pioneer Livery Co., livery for
sheriff, $9.00; probation of
ficer, $3.50 12 30
E. B. Sattlmore, livory for
county superintendent 2.00
Larson Lumber Co., lumber
for courthouse 4C
j. Richendrfer, carpenter
work on court house 14.00
B. B. Furniture Co., waste
baskets for court house 80
S B. Hughes, justice of the
' peace, State vs. McClocky 350
Byron N. Kingsley, const., do. 9 65
Thomas Davidson, wit., do 2..'0
Minorva Frye, wit., do 2.20
Clara Matley, wit., do 2 20
Rachael E. Runkle, wit do 2.20
Tho Board made an order appoint
Ing M. L. Dedman as chairman of the
board of supervisors of Doming Twp.,
to succeed E. Belcher, resigned.
The Board approved tho bonds ol
certain county officials as follows:
Will D. Wallace, $3,000.00; Frank W.
Ulxby, $5,000.00; H. D. McArthur, $3,.
000 00; C. M. Adams, $2,500.00; Henry
Thompson, $1,000.00; L. A. Thomas,
$3,000.00; Nellie C. Rogers, 176,000.00.
The Board qfhtered into a lease
with O. J. Polinder et ux, whereby
Whatcom County may use a strip of
land in 28-40-3E for road purposes
for a period of 5 years.
On motion the Board adjourned to
meet on Thursday, January 9, 1913.
Thursday, January 9, 1913.
The Board met pursuant to ad
journment taken on January S, 1913.
Present, all members of the Board and
the Clerk In attendance. The follow
ing proceedings were had:
The Board considered the claim of
F. E. Wyman in sum of $56.3u for
services to prosecuting attorney; the
claim of W. B. Godfrey in such of
$60.00 for care of indigent at Butnas;
and claim of J. M. Jones In sum of
$100 for furnishing evidence to prose
cuting attorney in the matter of un
lawful sale of liquor. These claims
were all refused by the Board.
The protest of H. O. Hovander ami
wife against the present plan of con
struction of a wing dam on the right
bank of Nooksack river near Fern
dale, and their demand for alteration
in construction of same was refused
by the Board.
The petition of A. J. Clode and oth
ers for powder to blow out log Jam
at bridge near Demlng was refused by
Board.
The Board adjourned to meet on
Friday, January 10. 1913.
Continued on Page Seven.
THE BANNER CREAMERY
Pays top prices for Milk, Cream
and Eggs. Prompt returns for
milk and cream, and spot cash for
eggs. We also sell Elgin Cream
Separators on very eaay terms.
Come In and examine them Satis
faction guaranteed.
The BANNER CREAMERY CO
LYNDEN, WASH.
HERD RECORD SHEETS—prlnte.
on good Manila board. Place 19
record the milk or 20 cows, iwlc
a day, for one month. Printed o
both sides. For sale at the T ■
bune office, 5 cents each or 25 t
$1. This Is the standard barn re
cord sheet used In all first Slai
dairies.
Butter wrappers at The Trlbuns.
CITY MEAT MARKET
STUURMAN & HOEKSTRA
MEATS
of all kinds.
Family Trade a Specialty.
We ask your patronage, as
suring you thai we will in ev
ery way endeavor to merit it.
