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Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03
NEW HIGH SCHOOL.
Architect Robinson Is Now Engaged on
the Necessary Plans.


the Necessary Plans.
Architect Robinson is busy preparing
plans for a new high school building, to
be erected on the Central school
grounds. 1t is proposed to abandon
the present High school building, aud
utilize il for grammar school. The
high bank and the grounds east of the
present building viii be graded down to
the level OF Ransom-st., and the pro-
posed High school will be erected there,
the entrance beng on the Ransom-st
side. The ground floor of the new
blilding will I've twenty-six feet below
that of the old building. The structure
will be built at the southwest corner OF
the grounds, and Will be so arranged
that the building canb be extended north
ward on the Ransom-st. front and en-
larged from time TO time a. the needs
of the city may require. The commit
tee on buildings will hold meeting
this evening. to examine the plans, and
they will be submitted TO the board on
Saturday evening.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03
MEETING AT REDMoNp's.
4 Dlseassion OF the Situation And the
Bsst Mode Of ksnaedy-

A public mass meeting occurs At Red
mond's this evening. Maurice shana-
han is expected 10 preside. 1t will be
held for the purpose of discussing the
street railway situation and for the
suggestion of means toward settle
ment. The speakers invited - make
addresses are Rsy. J. 7. Hustled. Rev.
w. A. Frye, Peter Doran. james +. Nc
Bride and Mayor uhl. Ii is expected
that remarks viii be made by members
OF the Central Labor Inlon. The c3ni-
mlttee OF arrangements consists OF
Messrs ii. c. Whitman, A. l.. Christie.
John Lemon, George Dean aud +.
Williams
Everything was quiet on the lines
Yesterday, and IN all forty-nIne cars
were running. The full complement is
tifty-one. One of the cable conductors on
the hill line was Ut work again yes,er-
day and several on the Ottawa street
line. Yesterday the company states
that over twenty Of the strikers applied
for work, but there were no positions
left To be filled. Over seventy uniforms
have been ordered made by the new
tiltH. lnC ttS1cAAy "a titO
way Employees union Yesterday re-
eeIved the following donations: Bar
bers' union Nos. Sz3, with the promise
of weekly and, Poiish AID society, S25;
Holland Unitarian concert benefit,
Sll7 80; Prof. Squires OF squires q Shat
tuck's band 81 from his bill for the or
chestra ut the ball Saturday night.
Peter, $50 from his five per cent sale
a -. Pho Nod. Mood
q America gave free concert last
evening after which a collection was
taken ana the proceeds, sl3.45, turned
over TO the union.
The following bas been addressed to
all the employesof the Widdicomb Fur
niture Comp phnys
To Our Employees:
"Since the beginning of the troubles
arising from the strike of the street
railway employees, many unlawful and
riotous acts have been committed by
q dlsorderly persons, which, instead of
benetitlng workingmen, has brought
honest labor in1., disrepute, besides en-
failing a heavy expense on the city
which you, as well as ourselves. must
help to pay.
"Our employees have, as q class. al
ways borne the reputation OF being IN
dustrious and law-abiding citizens, and
we now urge upon you to maintain this
reputation by abstaing from all unlaw-
full conduct. and thus assist in maintain
ing the good order for which our city
and its workingmen have heretofore
been credited.
"WIppscoMB FURNITURE Co.
"June ., 1S9l.''
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

Ihs Firm of Curtis. a 10 VIII soon BE
ThiBz OF the Past
A mortgage sale OF the stock Of Cur
tIss & Co.. paper dealers. was held yes
terday, and the stock Was knocked
down 20 b. d. Amberg for the Julius
HoCseman estate. The price was $500.
The firm has liabilities amounting TO
<ls coo, and book accounts amounting
10 SO. 900. The accounts are not covered
by mortgages, and the proceeds from
pany's creditors. The stock will be
cold and the business Of the firm closed
out Iii +. Harrington was the cmef
bidder on the stock aside from the pur-
chaser
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03
Death Of n Pioneer.

FRANKFORT. Ind, June Q. John
Starkcy, one of the pioneers of north
ern Indiana, died Monday at his home
near here. He was born in Maryland
January 1, 1900. and moved TO Indiana
in 1928 lie boasted of the fact that in
all his long life of 81 years he had
never taken a drink of intoxicantS
never used tobacco in any form. never
uttered profsne word. never had been
sued or brought suit in a court of law,
never had allowed his taxes TO become
delinquent. and never had occupied a
seat in jury box He leaves twelve
children. forty-six grandchildren and
twelve rreat-srandchiiiren.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03
VIOLENCE CONTINUES.
Nothing Very serious, but Liable to Be-
come SO, il not stopped.

very " Ae-
come SO. if not stopped.
The offering of rewards does not de-
ter the rioters from committing an oc-
casional act of violence. Last evening
as Mrs. Hurley, wife of the lieutenant
of police, was sitting at home with her
children around her, a stone crashed
through the window and flew across
the room. The person who threw it
left without making any further at
tempt at violence, but the defenseless
family was badly frightened.
Henry DeBruln was arrested on
Grandvllle-ave. last evening for throw
ing stones at a car.
j. Dolan was arrested at 10 O'Clock
for placing torpedo on the street rail-
way track on South Division-st.
Ludwlk Gozeskouzki and Jan Czoch-
orsk; were arrested on Jackson-st. for
placing distractions on the track.
Special Patrolman White was riding
on Jefferson-ave. Car last night and,
when passing McDowell-st., two men
stepped out of the darkness and each
threw a big stone into the car. The
patrolman gave chase and they went
over fence. Their pursuer tried to
head them off, but he, struck a section
of barbed wire fence and cut a fearful
cash in his leg. Before he could disen-
tangle himself the miscreants escaped.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

Argument 70 show cause why sn In
junction should not ISSUE against the
Reed's Lake electro railway COMPANY
was deferred IN the federal court yes
ter,isy. nnti "Wednesday. June 20.
Associste Justice Brown. 81 the United
States supreme court. s expected %
occupy the bench with Judge seserens.
when the argumenfs are made. at
which tIrne the appeal IN the case OF
Richard Thew vs. the Pine lake Iron
Company WI Also bt heard. The ap-
plicstIop for new iIial IN the case Of
Emery vs. The Village Of Three Rivers
Will b. argued before Judges Brown
aud Severeus. This case has been tired
End retired n the circuit courf ~ Il.
Joseph county and bes becn &c toe
State sJprsTDs court. n finally landed
m the federni c0urt. where after q
three weets trial. few months $50,
\ verdict we gwen the VlaintIf- A
DCw trial = agaEu asked for.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

Mrs Primal fear there n nothing
In Miss Mumsley. Did YOU zee her yawn
while you were saying such bright trings
70 her?
Mr.. 3ecundns-Yes. and ! kept on,
hoping sbe would nod next.
Miss Prrma-Whyf
Mr.. secundus--I thought II possible
~he might talk some in her aleep, yuo
know. -Hsrper's BAzar.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

RTrey vr;trs from he. The pct i've. o,
Ire vine-pow In t21r best In szaapolis
h1sei. th>p ~fth bis sister. tlc next ne -
oH -Drrsvkx leetaTing fThpk q ii. :"
~ ss'd 10 me, Il neve- 0vnes q desk in
mr. fifh. snd dor's know whit II IL - baw.
. IfbrnrT.- sskcd him where iss pr~Yt.
"Rsrsyslrevo. > be answered ~Sogset mes
CO the kIs-ssszn ta1ls IN ny ssstrs's bsu-s.
tscn W tt> przier. ard sCnan On the print
er's c>ss- tust where fse fza-T sszrz rneL
Win the R-r~t e % ths T,uptf-. vss
vxef--s 90 the e~sd - tall sfsrSinQ desk
IN css3sspns ~ the eiiscr's cry fnr 'oTIpy'
TIE fvt-A ltne 5rd f-~n runDing r. ny
heaS tor sprse tszes. ani Writ vw told
cIGst TO hsrv . po~ra In the r-xt asT's
pspsv ] fs,ss sros a piecs ~ pager and
wrote cut the poxn On tbs sui ef tbs desk
hsnss~d u IN. ssd never for = usoFses :
e-~aD~a ~ ~ s~s>-e1~zss soos-ss Chi
sSs HeE.sa
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

To The Editor of the rELEcE,wHEE,Lp:
GRANp RAPIDS, June 81 would like
20 ask W. W. Taylor. city attorney. or
the Common Council, If there is no
authority tor raising money to prose-
cute criminals or disturbers of the
peace. where do yOu find any for rails
ing money 10 hire hacks for the Com
mon Council 10 ride in TO head the pro-
cess on of the IabOrIng men, and, also.
10 exact license OF man that pays
taxes on bis hack. or rigs for carrying
passengers. and not on others that pay
no tax and IN competition with those
that pay tax ". X. Copy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03
RIOT AT SAvONA, ITALY.
A Mob Attempts n Rescue md Two Po-
Iicemen Arc Killed.

A Mob Attempts n Rescue and Two Po-
licemen Are Killed.
ROME, June "A serious riot occurred
Monday at Savona, on the gulf of
Genoa, originating in the attempt Of q
mob to rescue five persons who had
been arrested for some offense. The
mob made a violent attack on the
gendarmes were summoned TO their aid
the whole population joined in the
riot A desperate conflict ensued IN
the street, and it was some time before
the rioters were dispersed and quiet re-
stored. Several police were injured.
and il is reported that two were killed.
A large number of people were injured.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

4 10 al ExDsnsiss Bat Easissatiy sssss
sSry frsessats<.

The special election 70 bond the city
for 500. 0oo - improve the water sys-
tenn, viii entail an expense 10 the city
of at lssst t25o0- Sooner or later the
Governor sill order special election
~ hll ths vacancy IN the Office of Con
gresham Tor this district. The city
ofnela.s are regrettlug that both cleo
lions cannot be comblnded TO save ex-
pense. Inc necessity for prompt meas
uTes in the Improvement of the water
systeIn . 40 urgent, that the Board OF
Pubic Works i anxious 10 get ~ work
as soon As possl ble, and a delay would
cause the loss Of valuable time.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03
FATAL CYCLONE.
Gt Demoiishes several BuiIdings and Riili
Iar.-

&c Demofishes seseraI BuiIdIngs and Kills
Three Men.
HAZEL, South Carolina. June "A
cyclone passed three miles south OF
this town this afternoon, taking L
northwesterly course, demolishing
many houses and barns. including II.
kruger's house containing SIX persons,
three of whom were killed and one was
slightly wounded. The killed are NJ.
Hoag, Kruger and his son.
WATERrOwS. sc. June "A cyclone
struck this city this afternoon but. be-
you'd tearing up sidewalks and wrecklng
barns and out-buildings, no great
damage Was done.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03
SPORTING sRsvir,rs.

whalen has been made captain of the
Bay Cltys and plays today.
"ChIck Hof'ord," the great eastern
catcher pisys here tomorrow.
Feunelly the noted Cincinnati short
stop will complete the inield.
Corbett has socepied Jackson's chsl-
Ienge snd they will fight again.
The University team by defeating
Harvard got four out OF the seven east
srn games.
Grand Rapids With her hard hitting
new men is decidedly N "a Rooks.
dubbed Home ron. played yesterday
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

Tickets for the Pastors Excursion
and Picnic are in the hands of the
pastors, who Will furnish them TO their
friends. Pastors desiring more can
have them by applying to Rev. ".
Henry Thompson, 9S Turner-st., who
will see they are duly supplied. The
party viii 60 by special train. leav.-g
here at go a. m. Monday and return
leaving Ottawa Beach At .. IN. A
special rate ~ made tor children.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03
A Rnntnr Denied

WAsHISGroN, June AT the Msxi-
can legation today il was officially
stated that, "a far as is known here.
there : no truth in the report that
comes from the City of Mexico, to the
effect that senior Romero, the Mexican
minister tere. mas been recalled 20 As
sumo 'he duties of the position Of Sec
Fetsry cf the Treasury, whicn was re-
Gently vacated by the death OF Senator
Iublxn.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03
Bay City Disbnnded.

FoRr WAYNE, June 2.-The Bay City
club was dsbanded here tonight on
telegraphic orders from the president
of the club. 1t is not known what the
difficulty is but IT is probably owing to
small attendance. There IS talk OF
dropping out Detroit and continuing
the league with SIX clubs. All clubs
now remaining are on solid financial
footing.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

Levi Remington and John Atkin-
son, the young housebreakers. were
called before the bar of the Superior
court Yesterday and discharged. They
were released on suspended sentence
some time ago and their conduct has
been correct since that time. Judge
Rurliugame warned them not 20 come
before him again a. they would be
shown no mercy, If convicted of
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

lyon are really not careful enough.
JohAnnl That il another glass you have
broken this Ok. Z"
"Eh. MAJ s,a. bat I've been lucky THE
timeir
"Luckyr'
''Ye~; hecsu~e n h only hrcken IN two
pieces you've NJ idea. masrn. what
truuhle u is fiching mp the little btsf-A-
EIoaie Belgr
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

May Fisk, fast young womsn, had
n horse. whose race she over stimulated
in the effort TO have the whole turnout
m harmony with the driver Humane
Agent Kennedy saw that the horse was
clearly out-clsssed, so he arrested the
lady for fast driving and swore out a
warrant charging her with cruelty to
animals
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03
FIVE MEN KILLED.
Fatal Explosion of q Boiler In . v1rginia
Sawmill.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, June "A
terrible accident, resulting in the death
of FIVE men and the wounding Of eight
others. all dangerously, occurred in J..
L. Jordan's sawmill, near Bow
ling Green, Caroline county, Mon
day. The men were at work
near the engine-roon, when the
boiler burst and they were caught in
a shower of missiles and scalding
water, several of them being buried
out of sight in the ruins. Seven colored
men and one white man were rescued
alive, but their injuries are SO serious
that all may die. The cause of the ex-
plosion, which completely wrecked the
mill building, has not been definitely
asocrt aimed
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

DErRcrr. June In the Presbyterian
assembly this afternoon, general resolU-
tons Of thanks were passed and adopted
by = unanimous vote. stated Clerk
Moore rssd the minutes for approval
snd with tbe bsnedlction the assembly
q ssclycd
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

HON. y. A. BuRIdNGAME. 5uper.
The People vs.. Len Remington, break
ing and entering respondent discharged.
The People ". John Atkinson. break-
inc and entering rcspondenidischsrged.
The People ys. LcaDdcf r. Deyo, at
tenng forged notc; trial resumed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

The officer. having warrant for The
arrest for perjury of Arthur >. Gam.
mage. ~ho Instituted suits against pgs.
fetsfsan sn,l fsfsses fef 80 o0a each.
fsn nss Cad hin4 They tank rs nsue
i sa alias sud that he hss AZ peed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

MISNEAFoLIs. Mimi. June "A
special to the Tribune from sturgis, s.
u. says: This city ard vicinity was vis-
tied Monday hy the worst storm since
isSs. Water is ? feet deep on the main
street. and cellars and FIRST floors 81
business houses are overfowed Rail-
way traflie is impeded The loss viii
reach thousands Of dollars
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

ST LoUIs. June ? 2--1oseph Heisier.
who killed q negro named Harrison
Jordan 81 dance early Sunday morn
Ing, tried 30 comni; snicide in his cell
as the jail Monday night br biting
open en- artery In his left wrist He
~ns rapidly bleeding - death when the
guards found hlm.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03
rrnl.nte tnnrt.


BoE. CYRUS >. rERKIxs. EUDeE.
Estate Of Jacob Nagele. deceased win
admitted 10 probate and James Coz and
William III. Murphy appointed exeo0-
tors.
Estate Of August Henry Noffke, de-
ceased; petition for probate OF viii flled:
hearing June 2S.
Estate Of loseIthy A. FITCH, deceased;
petition for administration filed, hear.
irR June p.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03
OTHER LEAGUE GAMES.

ANERcAs-St. Louis 6, Baltimore, A.
The other games were prevented by
rain.
NATIONAL - Boston 9, Cincinnati To-
Philadelphia s, Chicago 0; New York
Z, Cleveland o; Brooklyn Is, Plttsburg 6.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

The commencement exercises OF the
wsss Michigan Business Jniversity. the
class numbering about .isty graduates,
will be held on June p, at the Foun-
t.,i1-ssrset Baptist Chureh. Df. II. "
Thons., OF Chicago. viii address the
rtase
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

LorIsvIIIE, Ky. june 2-The pro-
posed new constitution has sntagonizsd
Mr. Henry Wstterson and other prom
iuent men have sgned a call Tor a
meeting st Lexngion. June l0sh, to
revfss steps to defeat at the August
= cLa..l- ~,
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

The Holland Building and Losn A.
sociation has elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year; President,
John sinister; Vice President. Jas. Van
der sluis; Secretary, T. A. Ia. Van Dug
teren. Treasurer. Rudolph Doorninx
Attorney, Herman Fan Aaidren.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

General Frright Agent Davis. ~ The
&. = W ". eas n Detroit, yesterday.
attending the aonthiy meeting af TIE
Niehisan freiaht Asss aff9n
~syasai af the HsW q. a W. "
coaches have arrived.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

Noe1xvu4K. Iad. June 4 - The
Aueriean straw board works here
eiala the heSt Teeora ever ussaie IN the
frssi s,ss8sn ~ straw hssard hsviss mar
ssastafea iso 80 Pvanas "a ,wsnw
ieus heAls
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03
I..,is.hi.-

"wiIat do l see2 You vegetarian.
aud eating a hare'"
Only out n revenge for the fine cab
hseas ho has deprivs~l laa of Eheg~nds
Halter,
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

Hos. wM. D. GROVE. JUDGE.
Elids II. Mallory W. OHIO Farmers
Insurance Company, assumpsst; judg-
ment tor plaintiff S60a-e0 and costs.
J. W. Smith We. Grand Rapids Cabinet
company, assumpsii. on trial.
Issues Of fact on call, IS, y, 35, IS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03
THE CAPTAIN SANK.
But the Rest of the Crew Was Saved with
Dificulty

DULUrH, Mimi. June 2.-The schoon-
er-rigged scOw, MaytlOwer, bound for
this port this afternoon with cargo Of
sandstone. was struck by heavy sea
about four miles of this port. Her deck
load shifted slightly, and she shortly
afterward careened and turned bottom
side up. She was IN tow of the lake
tug. Cora sheldon, which immediately
put taboUt To rescue the Imperilled crew
of four. After extreme difficulty all
were saved but Capt. Theodore Zerbot,
who sank IN 8 few minutes. Loss 5000.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

rs,<.s trensaitiag tbeFtosmetsfA tfes
oisfei already so aess ana not oas
ffras ssnass Yet wsittsal flszsaas
histi-t.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

Bay CITY shut Out.

Base Hits-Peoria. 15; Evansville. L.
Errors Peoria. 2; Evansville. 3.
Batteries-keefe and Terrien; Harkness and
ShellhGSSe
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03
LAW AND LAWYERS.


HON. HENRY D. sTyERENs. JUDGE.
Mary Obermiller We. Hiram O. Rose
and James X. wylie. IN chancery, order
dismlsslng bill.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

The following contagious diseases
we're reported yesterday stella Gar
ca. 2i1 Fffh-st.. A. Ksynori, sos Cen
tsr-st., scarlet fewer; Paul Culhns, I65
sircs'r-st., measles.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

Base Hits-Detroit 5; Grand Rapids. 6.
Errors-Detroit 3; Grand Rapids. /.
Batteries-Morrison and Arundel, Breiten-
stein and Bolan.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

G MasY. OHIO, June 9 Ex-County
Comm ssiener Harmon vas killed ts,sisy
~ the EXPLOSION o. an Oh sabk On tae
clue farm.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03
Circuit eoart Part n.
nos. A. q. Apsrr. srDer.

HON. A. c. kDsIr. sUDcE.
Charles Bateman ". q. r. A I. rsil-
way. gSrnishinent: time 10 settle bii
extended sixty dass.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03
VICTORIOUS COLLECiANS,
The University Team is Flushed with
Victory.

ANN ABBoR, June 2.-The University
ball team arrived here at ii O'Clock to-
night and was met at the depot 10y over
a thousand students amid grand cele-
bration over the defeat OF Harvard.
Tonight there will be fire works aud
bon-hres on the campus.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

Base Hits-Ft. Wayne 9. Bay City 5.
Errors-Ft. Wayne !. Bay City4.
Batteries-Sowders aud Briggs; Handiboe
and Whalen.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

FT. WAYNE, Ind, June 2.-Todays
game was called at the end of the eighth
inning to allow the Bay Citys to catch
their train.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

DETROIT, juno 2.-Morrison was .
puzz,er to Grand Rapids today.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

n- Hn..-r rr>a

OTTAWA. Ont. juno 2.-Sr John Nc
Donald Is resting easily hut is very low.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

The Board of Police and Fire Com
missloners will hold two sessions this
week. On Thursday they will prepare
the estimates for the expenses OF the
department for the ensuing year: The
necessity Of fire protection for the
newly acquired territory will entail
considerable extra expenses IN the way
OF equipments, besides the two new
engine houses for the sixth and tenth
wards. The number OF police patrol
men must also be Increased and the
establishment of two or more substa-
tions. equipped with patrol wagons, -
also deemed advisable. The regular
business meeting will be held on FRI
day Immediately after the annual IN
spection of the departments, which
will take place at Fulton-st Park at
I.2n
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03
Dayton, 5; Terre Baute, 4.

DAYTON, June 2.-Ganle was called
ut the end of the seventh to allow the
visitors to make the train.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

Wsrk Of Two basy Boards for the
Present Week.

The Board Of Public Works held s
special meeting for the purpose Of con-
ferring with Architect Meyers in re-
gard to the plans for police hesdqusr-
ters 1t is well known that the plans
first submitted are far above the reach
OF the appropriation and Mr.. Meyers
made a third attempt 10 remodel the
plans SO as 10 bring The building within
the limit. Tne changes made are IN
the class of material for the outside
work. no alterations were made IN the
interior. The plans will once more os'
submitted for bids anu If the contract
ors are all above the appropriation IN
their bids another pairing will have to
be taken OH the plans.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03

Ire following - Ifst - tse rpe.rire~
licenses issaea snes ls.f published. ~ifb fhs
names rcs aepee aasn egtssas shs eitF and
nees ~ fbs nsrfies ACES
Trrd q Fineh Nsy pssxins Hartford.
ksnsxs H-N
5efr = Scnss. Faiff Cieek. ssns
feSF - a
Semen ,. st<rkfs Tvs ~ 8ooes -
1leAss y. baxtoa. L1tfit 9eiAspn =
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-03
DOUSED At DETROIT.

Grand Rapids Loses . Closely Contested
Game to Detroit.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-25

NOTICE-TO ALL PERSONS FURNISHING
Az materials 70. rendering service or performing
labor for King county. Notice is hereby given:
That under and according to an act passed 6y the
last legislature Of the state Of Washington entitled
An act TO regulate the disbursement Of Al MONIES
by the officers Of the state Of Washington, and all
district county and precinct officers and commits
sions Of the state Of Washington, and declaring IN
emergency, all claims presented 20 said county for
materials furnished, services rendered labor per-
certificate. certifying honor that such matersl
has been furnished. service rendered labor per-
formed described In said claim, which said CERT.
cate shall be part of said claim attached the
same.
All precinct or district officers charged with dis
the county for material furnished services rendered
or labor performed in and for said county. shall
take fully itemized vouchers for such disburse
ments- which said vouchers shall be in duplicate
one to be hled with the auditor Of said county the
other to be retained by the officer or person max
ness In the case OF a claim.
Said vouchers shall contain certificate By the
person or officer making such disbursement or al
Ing such claim. certifying on honor that the ma
cred for which such disbursement Is made or claim
filed, have been actually delivered. rendered or
performed
section III Of said act reads O. follows:
ANY officer or person violating any Of the pro-
visions Of this act shall be deemed guilty Of mis-
fined In any sum Of not less than 800 or more
than $500 and may be imprisoned in the county
jail not less than ten days nor moro than six
months"
All vouchers or claims presented to this ONCE for
payment must be made out and certified to in
board Of county commissioners
+. A. TWICHELL. County Auditor