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The Mena star., 1899-06-15
Bankruptc y Case.

In the Ft Smith Times of June 8. appeared the following short notice of the bankruptcy case of A. Gallagher:
 "A bankruptcy case was argued in the Federal court yesterday. Mr. Gallagher, formerly of Mena, now a resident of Shawnee. O. T., is the de- fendent in the case and a number of eastern wholesale houses are the plaintiffs W. A. Falconer is the attorney for the plaintiffs
 MT. Gallagher is well known in this city, having done business here for q long time. He was apparently success ful in business while here, but con elnded he could better himself. but fortune turned against him as indi- cated above.
The Mena star., 1899-06-15

The steps taken by the Confed- crate veterans to arrange a camp in Sevier county are very proper. The gray haired veterans are get ting few in number, and we think they should make a record so that they may keep track of their old war time comrades. De Queen Bee,
The Mena star., 1899-06-15

Texas did not become part of this country until forty-two years after the province of Louisiana was ceded to the United States, but for celebrating purposes Texas considers itself part of the Louisiana purchase, and will be one of the most conspicuous states in the union at the worlds fair in St. Louis in 1903. Arkansas Ga Zette.
The Mena star., 1899-06-15

You get up in the morning tired, "a bad taste in the mouth and headache. Know what's the matter? Billiousness Take De Witt's Little Early Rissers. They regulate the liver and cure constipation pleasantly and promptly. Never gripe. Egolt Drug Go.
The Mena star., 1899-06-15

soon as possible. The engineers and laborers should be put to work in concert on the project, within a month after the assembling of congress. s.-Arkansas Gazette.
The Mena star., 1899-06-15

June starts out hot this year, especially in the East. In New York the mercury reached 98, and in St. Louis 96, while several deaths occurred in Chicago from sunstrOkc.
The Mena star., 1899-06-15

Mena is not only "the coming town" but is already the liveliest and best town of its age in all the great southwest.
The Mena star., 1899-06-15

Dr. M. 4. Simmons Liver Medicine has national reputation. extending over about sixty years. as d most sue cessfnl Liver Regulator.
The Mena star., 1899-06-15

De Queen is preparing to celebrate the Fourth of July.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-20
Belton Items.

Some of the very best talent IN Bel
ton have organized II dramatic club,
and have for several weeks been con
>tantly rchcarsing for the purpose of
giving the very popular play, "Thc
Moonsliner'S Daughter" To the public
on Monday evening. o5th inst. Bolton
talent has often delighted large audi-
rnrcS with entertainments of this Kind,
hnt the management of this play con-
templates giving the very best play on
this date that local talent is capable of
giving. and we believe there will bc no
disappointment. Judging by the ear
nrStncSS and devotion they are giving
To preparation.
MIR. j. X. Brrazrnlr is building a
handsome and c"mmndiouS residence
in his beautiful grove. just across the
railroad from the mill.
Nearly all the mill cottages and over
srcrs' houses are complete. and Mr..
t;randy and his associate contractors
have moved away.
soon move into the residence recently
occupied by Mr.. J. +. Hoffman. near
the academy building. Mr.. Hoffman is
occupying tor the present one of Mr..
w. 4. Willingham's cottages
Mr.. and Mrs. Todd, of Due West, are
visiting their daughter. Mrs. lIaynie.
Mrs. Il. a. McDavii. of Greenvillc,
visited at the hotel last week.
MIR. Robert NJ. Baker, of the l.. S. N,
WAS ut home last week and wnrshiped
in the Baptist Church Sunday.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-20

The resolution of Representative
Sulzcr, of New York, in the House last
week asking for recognition Of tho
Transvaal Republic is an effort in IL
righteous cause. Unfortunately, how
ever. for the life of the resolution Mr..
Snlzer is Il Democrat and tho position
he seeks to have the country assume is
on Il neutral basis. while the Rcpubli-
cans, who are fairly itching for an
American English alliance, prefer
their old policy Of might against right.
They see the Inconsistency Of rccog-
nizing the bclligcrcnt rights of one free
people while their administration is
denying the same rights rs belonging
to another equally free people, people
whose independence they have recog-
nzetl by alliances offensive and dcfen-
sivc, as well as II formal recognition of
their flag. The rransvaal patriots, in
their brilliant victories, have \ IN cricn's
best wishes for success. but so long rs
we ourselves are engaged in highway
robbery. We naturally feel slight deli
cy in openly conlcmning the methods
employed by other highwaymcn.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned, Administrative of
the Estate Of E. B. Murray. deceased,
hereby gives notice that abe will on the
18th day Of january, 1900, apply to the
Judge Of Probate for Anderson County,
=. c., for a Final Settlement OF rnid Ea-
tate, and q discharge from her office as
Administratrix.
EVA q. MURRAY, Adm'x.
Dec IS, 1899 25 8
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Col. I:ry.,n has rlnv"hr,l much un-
favorable criticism hN hi~ recent nIlc.,
cu recommendation of senator Allen.
I'"pnli>t. Tor appointment 10 m vacant
SciiatnrShip OF Nebraska over n Demo
rrat. There >ccinI to hr SOM. good lit =
tie politics in the appointments a> il Is
said that Colonel bryan. failing tn ..ct
the presidency. will himself uppn>,.
Senator 'rlulston. the Sitting Drnln-
cratic Senator from Nebraska. for cleo
tiUn when his tenn expires. This will
divide the Scholarships bet tween the
two parties to Nebraska fusion while
if Hitchcock, the Democratic ;lspirunt.
had secured the appointment this time,
the ColOncl'S chances would be exceed
ingly slim to succeed 'IhurstOn, Il Pop
ulist being in order then. If Our mem
ory serves us correctly, this is not the
first time Col. Billy has been accused
Of Popnlistic lcnnngs when Dcmocra
cy was ut stake.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-20

Christmas, the natal day of Chris
tianity, is once more upon lis. The
bird OF dawn sings all night long, the
witch'S charm has lost its power, the
uuickcncd heartbeat gives thcg glow of
youth, and merry voices make glad the
sharp. crisp air. Popcrarkcrs baby
walkers and footing horns are balm for
the unstrung nerves. and the heating
din and discOrd accompanied by pcals
q: youthful laughter are music Ill.
sweeter than the cntrancing strains of
the angel Israel. Deafness, rar-split-
ting dctonatiOns of ordinary seasons
are ut this enchanted season weird but
mclodious and rymthinic symphony.
Now it is that there is peace on earth
and good will to men" Old scores are
forgotten and the lcaping, lurid glare
OF the cherry yulc log plants smiles on
the cynic's austcre face and earth, for
the season, is loose.l in ecstacy to make
gay with the music of the spheres The
Gordian knot is slipped in the miscr's
purse strings and from the opening
flows Il yellow tide which ut its cbb
bears Oh It's bosom precious cargocs of
muttcrcu blessings and plans of praise.
We are celebrating the birth Of Christ
ami the redemption of the world
Philanthropy and brnctccnt work are
practired AMI thrive like Il tree by many
waters. but false philanthropy. cloakcd
III he .arb of modern good cheer, too
often mars the S;inctity and the real de
light o! lie occasion by proinnr and
bcstlai dissertation of Il sacred feast
haIl"w'i hy the blood bought Snuls of
tW" thousand years redemption. Sad.
sad II i hat thoughtful men wi them
Hrlllikcn IL very: sl.llrr. though, that
they take this >"prniiinity for almsyiv-
ing by placing he cup to their broth
rrS lips. Would not Il rrn,uh of bread
suffice to secure Il hcncdirtinn and a
golden bcnisOn where Il ,lrau.lt hut
fastcnS milestone around two sinking
souls. and tlamns instead of rcdcems?
The season means much to TIE INTEL
iIGENCER's readers. Some there are
who are gay and joyous and scatter
sunshine wherever they go: some. alas,
whose hearts are troubled ''for there's
vacant chair, IL lock of silver hairand
a loved one is sleeping there Some
there are, perhaps. who will now listen
to Christmas chimes for the last time
on earth, for the tolliny and the peal
ing and the Ginning make np the.
weary round of years. Some there
may be whose barks will go out of the
line Of their wOntcd course and be lost
in the great surging sea of humanity.
Others, and let us hope they are not
few. who are engaged in making beau
tlful years, mark this another III ilcstonc
along llfc's way in cheering worried
hearts, soothing sorrows heaving
breast and supporting weak and tottcr-
ing age. To all our readers we wish n
sweet and merry Christmas and many
happy returns of that festive season.
May your pleasures be real pleasures
unselfisl, wholesome and unendine in
bearing frnit,-so that the season be
not misnomcr, but in deed and in
fact veritable Christmas.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-20

'rhclc has h,rn Il ~,iil,ili. lirh of iIr.
u>lI;i! annual cry ,"i la\ extension.
winch i Il good >ig,I ni The Conn.v'>
Prosperity the past Year. / he Gro .,aI
been made on Il i!Nr.,rnt basis. 80 hat
the planters 'rc lc:,liziu. quite Il hand
some profit ON their Investment and
feel rlalr,l at their success. Trade
too. l. rrImitcu the best of many years
ana COLLECTIONS arc said to tr mnprrcr-
,lrnIcd. While He crop his year has
nni nci.rd nearly 50 nllrn r.i..l, a~ the
preceding Year crop. Illrr. is more, Of
the element of profit in il and the prn-
pie are putii it in circulation. We.
have an abiding faith i'll the honesty
of the Anderson County farmer, and
pit him against the world in debt pay
ing qualities and disposition when his
resources yield it. even though he may
bc compelled to make his next crop on
credit. All honor to him. for hes Il
diamond in the rough.
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Union Meeting.

The Piedmont Union will meet with
Easlcy Baptist Church on Saturday be-
fore the fifth Sunday in December at l /
o'clock II. III.
Introductory sermon by Rev. +. Il.
McClannaham.
lst Query: why am a Baptist?"
opened by j. W. Sheriff.
greater interest in our Sunday School
workT Opened by ID. G. Spcarman.
Bird Query: "What are the distinctive
principles of the Baptist7' Opened by
Rev. +. y. Durham. j. JAMESON,
Il. j. MATTIsON, Clerk. Moderator.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-20

The year .lu~. losing may well h"
termed Il black N'n, for heroes Hob
son had to l., drruitrl. Dewey lost
his grip. sampson demonstrated that
he was huta baby nmwlin" and puNin.;
in he arms of lis niii~r. The Navy De
rlrtmnnt. poor Eli Anthony. The hero
of the batiIr>hip "Mainr. ended his
own existence. and gallant lnm lirIln
ny. imwtys nag !.niiIrntn'. died SUN
day IN Washington. In lie rnranvhIlr
nur own .Jn, Whcrl,.. I'itzhugh Lee
and Srhl,N stand ont prominently ii,
the motley considerations. ";,rh one in
his >piirrc i bright nninlny Star
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-20

To RENT--5 room Cottage. Apply to
Mrs. ID. =, TAYLOR.
EsTRAYED Last Friday Night from
Factory Hill, whit- spotted, brindle
short horned COW. Any information
c,nc"rni"V II will be rewarded by j. NJ.
BROADwELI., at Anderson Cotton Mill.
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in" ilili inrn", lrni,fiiu,n-l l,ir-
'liNi'n- who ~ noiAilin- CON
.l'~~ l"i,N The lluciirnn people to
.iNr N"inr a~>ullilrr 10 til" taxpayer
'Fiai he VIII receive Il fair dividend on
his Investment our experience with
protected industries i that Iir "iaN
payer lr pays the freight Ht both
ends OF the line and gels not hing in re
turn. Certainly with such rnnniuit,
and haInionini> organization ON the
part of the mill men the cotton planter
cannot hope for any higher price for
his rtw cotton than the organized MILL,
see iii I" pny. he ""p:m :l:"r ii,Iiry'
is good for 'I'" mill. bu, how about
the people
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-20

~ fhol'ilA'l aaue,.c
"a 't.r lIpn l- H. ". Nauncll ih,
lf' ,'ni save tpl',i ii"lm lall,~'pir.
h,- 'rii-,f'e'i 20 ,n'or tie ,,r lni
Congress iipp ii' ln>i DISTRICT 'li
Hulsrrlil l- an accomplished -,n'lc
man. 'n abr aii'l successful lWN,i
and y tllpl"'I.'ily npright 'i'n,
l'ou7 ''lNn and politician. .lndsin4
nom ~" g'lrial application 81 Nlr.
I'niliMc!l'S character aia 4hillli~ by
The state a large, v' 'i''lI ri'di'i
ms ,rc'' : in the cam i,t'r. AMI We
e" iriiiri anh 81. NA,n Ia inb'> hi
sat in Cnngrc~- b, .. sun INCOME II
POKER. and The ~it,. STATE VIII irrl
Ii~ inlucncc
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-20

AT a glance that the work done at THE
ANDERSON STEAM LAUNDRY Is OF
a superior order. There is not speck or
spot to mar the beauty or perfection of
finish. Starched and unstarched goods
are alike carefully treated. and reach our
patrons In a highly satisfactory condition.
May we send for your work2
CT. friends aud customers III tho oouu-
try can always leave their Laundry at
u. G. Brown & Bro'a. Store, which Is our
central office-next door above the Post
Office.
ANDERSON STEAM LAUNDRY co.
202 East Boundary st.
r. A. MAYFIELD.
Supt. and Treas.
PHONE NO. 20
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a lion wi'i' 'hr Nllr,i,ont Az Nnd it
l,i to- llNins 10 'NNilli lr.
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-12-20

'-l' lU|I7 u IllIcN d
.pNr'n,nil Il He wipi' r
80" i'i'tli,ii, - no pi'lii Hu
ic!i.i>.n- iiui Will co., iu"'rl
,i'l iniii, !IsrS. II W ar,'i. h,.
carried niii. Is El.Iii. l.,uiN "i
nlnnc, and has nrl, inN.d l'll"
ihin.. like human li. E, inlk"i' ;ibin
don lis plans.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-01-13
Ordinance No. 1911.

An ordinance establishing the grade of
Walnut street. Main street, and the al
ley in block No. ll9.
Be it Ordained By the City Council of
the town of Denison, Ia:
Sec. 1. That the elevation of the
grade above datum plane, esta blished
by section one OF ordinance No. % be as
follows:
Northeast corner ofSweet street, 10 #.
Southeast corner of Sweet street, SO it,,
midway to Locust street. North side,
52. feet. South SIDE As feet, at a point
no feet west of west side of Locust
street. North side As 35 feet. South side,
Az TT. Northwest corner of Locust
street, 43 TT. Southwest corner of Locust
street, Al tt. Northwest corner of Sweet
street, 73 ft. Southwest corner of Sweet
street, 70 it,, 100 feet west of west side
of Sweet street. North side, 74.5 #
South side, 72.5 feet midway to Main
street. North side 1856 feet, midway
to Main street. South side, 71.55 feet
SEC 2. That the elevation of grade of
Main street, above datum plane,as es-
tablished by section one of ordinance
No. So, shall be as follows;
Southeast corner of Broadway, 97feet
Northeast corner of Broadway l01 8
feet. Southwest corner of Broadway. 81
feet. Northwest corner of Broadway
(for road), 1919 feet For sidewalk,
Northwest corner of Broadway, 103 feet.
Center, 100 feet. Northeast corner of
Chestnut street, 74.2 feet. Northwest
corner of Chestnut street, 742 feet.
Southeast corner of Chestnut street. II
Northeast corner of Walnut street. 57.6
feet. Northwest corner of Walnut
street, 81 feet. Southeast corner of
Walnut street, 55.S feet. Southwest
corner of Walnut street, So 2 feet. Mid
way to Vine street, east side, As feet;
west side, 45 feet. Northeast corner of
Vine street 81 feet, Northwest corner
of Vine street, 81 feet, Southeast cor
ner of Vine street, 29.7 feet. Southwest
corner OF Vine street, 26.7 feet. Mid
way to Railroad Avenue east side, 10
feet. West side, IA feet Northeast
corner of Railroad Avenue, 4 feet.
Northwest corner of Railroad Avenue,
3 feet. Southeast corner of Railroad
Avenue, o feet. Southwest corner of
Railroad Avenue, feet.
SEC. B. That the elevation of the
grade above datum plane of the alley
running north and south through block
l19. north end of alley at intersection OF
Walnut street, LOO feet At point &c
feet north of center line of alley run
ming east and west, 81 feet South end
of alley intersecting Vine street, 40 feet
SEC. 4. All ordinances and parts OF
ordinances in conflict with this ordi
nance are hereby repealed.
Passed December H. 1898.
Attest G. C. KEMMING,
l.. Nj. CAssADAY, Mayor.
City Clerk
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-01-13
MONDAY SESSION.

MONDAY SESSION.
Board met in auditors Office Monday,
January 8, 1899.
Members all present.
Called to order at 10 "a m.
Minutes of Saturday, January Z,
1929 we're read and approved.
Ga motion, claims were allowed as
follows:
John White, committee work and
mileage .SlI oO
w w Rhodenbaugh. committee
work and mileage. ........ Is 90
q W Langley, committee work
and mileage. ................... " gu
E L Cochran, commission on col
lection of delinquent tax. 800. Is IS
Haugh & Kemming, merchandise
for Jail. 1880. 10
4 Stone Il Temple, coal for court
house. .......5... .........t..... 00
z Miller 81 Co, merchandise for
court house. .............. -. 65
Fritz Heiden, trustee. -. ....... 2 GU
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ID u BOynton, stamps. .......... 81 90
Iowa township. ............... 6 90
i Gable, to Door specification | 20
Alice Stephens, to bridge speciti-
caClOn.. ....................i.. 2 w
Meeves Schacht, lumber Rhoden-
baugh district .............. 30 %
VIM Newbaum, labor, Hink dis
trlct ................ 4 SO
Stewart Lumber Co. tileing Jep-
sen district, S24O0; lumber
Hink district, s3 .64; total. ...... 81 ga
bridges. ........'...............7 y II
Evers Martens s. Co, material
White district, claim $7.95, al
lowed ............ ........ %
John Rohwer, house rent for Mrs
Ordered by the board that no further
aid to be given to Mrs Long at West
Side outside of poor farm.
Ordered by the board that r. Shaw
Van qualify anew as county attorney
within five days as required by law.
Claims of JAS Clerklng for the sums
of $94 .6S and $50. so, and Michl f Cahill
the sum of S1OS4 SO were rejected.
Board adjourned at IL, noon, to visit
poor farm and returned at 5 p m, and
adjourned to meet Tuesday, January
| TO- 1899, at 8 a M
FRED JEPsEN,
JOHN I CAREY, Chairman.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-01-13
Ordinance No. 1877.

An ordinance establishing the grade
on Nassau, Locust, Church and Wall
streets in the City of Denison.
Be it ordained by the City Council of
the City of Denison.
SEC. 1. The elevation of the grade of
Nassau street in relation to the datum
plane as designated in section one of or
dinance No. So shall be as follows:
Northeast corner of Broadway, go
feet. Northwest corner of Broadway,
S7.5 feet. Northwest corner of lot II,
block So, 70 feet. West side of street
directly opposite, "a feet Southeast
corner of Pleasant street, "a feet. South
west corner of Pleasant street, 90 feet
Northeast corner Of Pleasant street, 90
feet Northwest corner of Pleasant
street, Is feet. Southeast corner of
Pearl street, feet. Southwest corner
of Pearl street, Z feet.
SEC. 2. The grade on Locust street
shall be of the elevation above and be-
low the datum plane aforesaid as fol-
lows
Northeast corner of Clark street, 8
feet. Northwest corner of Clark street,
3 feet. Southeast corner of Clark street,
1.3 feet. Southwest corner of Clark
street, l.3 feet.
At intersection of Locust street with
right of way of c. & N. w. Railway
Co, foot. East side l foot.
Sec. 8. The elevation of the grade
OF Wall street above the datum plane
as stated in section one hereof, shall be
as follows:
Southwest corner of Exchange street,
1O4.5 feet.
Northwest corner of Exchange street,
81 feet
SEC. 4. The elevation of the grade of
Church street above the datum plane as
heretofore established shall be as fol-
lows:
Northwest corner of Hodges street,
113 feet
Southwest corner of Hodges street,
112 feet
Midway to Jefferson Avenue, north
side, 1T feet.
Midway to Jefferson Avenue, south
side, 1l6 feet
Northeast corner of Jefferson Ave
nue., 113 feet
Southeast corner of Jefferson Ave
nue., III feet.
Northwest corner of Jefferson Ave
nue., no feet.
Southwest corner of Jefferson Ave
nue., 10S feet
SEC. 5. All ordinances or parts of
ordinances in conflict with the provis-
ions of this ordinance are hereby re-
pealed.
Passed December 10, 1898.
| Attest, c. C. KEMMING,
L. NJ. CAssADAY. Mayor.
City Clerk
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COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors at
the January Session. 1899.
a
SATURDAY SESSION.

SATURDAY SESSION.
Board met in auditors office Satur-
day, January Z, 1899.
Members all present.
Called to order at 8 a m.
Minutes of Friday, January 6, 1899,
were read and approved.
On motion, official bonds of Henry
Helkens, justice peace, Hanover town.
ship, and l. G Thompson, assessor,
East Boyer township, were approved.
On motion, CLAIMS were allowed as
follows:
a. Barrow, clerk. ...............S SO
G Butterworth. clerk. ............ 2 w
O j Staley. clerk 2 90
j w Wilkinson. clerk. II 90
Jacob WuSS, trustee, etc. ........ b w
A Schurke, + A Smiths N Sans
from. trustees. ................. w
j Walters, NJ McDougall, Ed
Howorth, trustees ......... 10 90
Michl Kane. trustee. ..... 90
"A FL Rudd publishing notices. & 60
The Boys, merchandise for Jail,
Otto Hink, committee work and !
RR aaad ged;cnraad - % noon ' 70 ma At
at p M.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met at l p m and allowed
claims AS follows:
G w Sherwood, labor, White dis
trict ..... .Sl w
Th N Petersen & Co, nails, Lang
ley district. ............. ~
F Friedericksen, labor, Hink dis
trlct ................ 4 10
A Chairman, labor, Langley dis
trict, claim $34 %, allowed. -. Is 90
j Fotheringham. labor, Hink dis
trict, claim $3.50. allowed. .... 90
M Mill. coal for Haskins. ...:.... "
B Stone u Temple, coal for Chris
Jensen and Giss. IL
Il Andersen, house rent for Mis-
Martens. w
G Schroeder, merchandise for
poor person. -. ............:.. y
M Barrett Il Son, merchandise
for Carbaugh ............... %
Henry Bell, boarding prisoners,
etc, for December 1898. ....... lO4 Is
Board adjourned at 5 p m to meet
Monday, January 8, at lOa m.
FRED JEPsEN,
JOHN L CAREY. Chairman.
Auditor.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1899-01-13

Hink district. ........... 2.647 81
Jepsen district ............... 2.O4S Is
Total amount expended. S14, 14O OS
Out standing bridge warrants
up to January LIST, 1899 49,. 4,s41 50
On motion, report was accepted.
Board adjourned at 5 IN to meet
Wednesday, January IL, at 8 a m.
FRED JEPsEN,
JOHN TCAREY, Chairman.
Auditor.