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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-17
RAPID GROWTH
OF OUR COMMERCE
Need of More Steamship Facil-
ties on the Atlantic
Ocean.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. THE Bal
timore and Ohio Railway, whose new
pier at Jackson lstreet wharf has just
been completed, is reported to have
closed contracts with the North Ger
man Lloyd Steamship Co., and with an
English steamship line for regular SER
vice between Philadelphia and Bremen
and between Philadelphia and London.
For the time being, chartered vessels
Will be used for the London service
which will be followed by other vessels,
probably those of the Leyland line.
which now trade TO New York. The
Leyland company will probably build
steamers for the Philadelphia service.
PITTSBURG, Sept. THE CONNER
cial Gazette says: Pittsburg and asso-
ciate interests have placed a hurried
order for the construction of a feet Of
ten great freighters that will ply from
Lake Erie ports, via the Welland canal
and the Gulf of St. Lawrence, across
the Atlantic, carrying iron and steel.
The fleet win cost something like S3,-
500, GOO. The work of construction has
begun at Yards in Lorraine, Cleveland
and Detroit. Various interests have
placed the orders but she notable pur-
chasers are the Carnegie and Rookie
feller interests.
For the canal boats the orders were
! placed within the past fortnight and
attending them orders of greater mag
nitude have been placed fol
freighters TO ply over the great lakes in
the ore and coal trade. In all the con.
tracts are for nineteen vessels and the
large freighters viii be built to carry
a tonnage of 1000 to 5000 tons. Tn,
lake carriers will cost an average o
$500. .000 and the combined orders viii
aggregate an expenditure of sS.0O0.000
lConstruction of the craft is to be hur
ried to completion.
The fleet of canal and ocean freight
ers will take on consignments of irol
and steel for export at the harbors o
Cleveland and Connaut.
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Russell Sage on Bryan.

NEW YORK, September 6.-In an in
terview this morning Russell Sage, the
aged financier, said, discussing politics.
II do not believe Mr.. Bryan's election
would be such a disastrous event. But
then l don't think he will be elected.
Vermont has just spoken and her vote
of 10000 majority for the Republican
ticket means a great deal. There's a
lot of sound common sense in Vermont.
why, If Mr.. Bryan should be elected
he would have to come to the financiers
for advice as to the financial policy oil
the Government. His election would
soon convert him from his silver
views"
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.MUT|NY Or
PRISONERS
An Exciting Event At
Manila.
IB|L|B|D INMATES REVOLT
Try to Break Through the Gates
But are Checked by Rifle
VoIIeys.

WASHINGTON, September Ma
Mia newspapers just received at the
War Department give details of des-
perate mutiny among the native prison.
ers in Bilibid prison, which resulted in
the death of four and the wounding of
fifteen of them. The report states that
the outbreak came without the slight
est warning. The officials of the prison
were going about their duties on hot
summer afternoon, the Sixteenth of
July last, when a little wizened Fill
pino, serving a life term, assumed a
crouching attitude and began to creep
up beyond the native foreman, giving
utterance to a low growl like a wild
beast. The effect was electrical on the
other convicts. In an instant the NUT
terings had grown to a wild roar and
every. prisoner was making for the
keepers with murder in his eye. The
senior captain of the native guard,
when he commanded the little mob to
disperse, was slashed across the back
of the head with a bolo. Then the in
furiated men started for the gateway
of tire prison to overpower the guard
and escape. They were met by Major
! Rogers, the commandant and a small
portion of the guard who fired volley
into the ranks of the fugitives. Three
men fell and this seemed to check the
prisoners for an instant, but their lead
er. Filipino of the most desperate
( type, urged on. Though already
wounded by the first fire, his spirit was
unbroken and four times the rifles
spoke before, he fell. Theh, like rats in
a trap the prisoners tried first one
gateway and then another and very
probably would have overpowered the
small guard and made their escape had
not American prisoners themselves
come to the rescue and helped to cap
ture the fugitives. A few more volleys
from their reinforced pursuers. and the
prisoners scurried to their quarters in
abject terror.
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A Thief Confesser.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. IA gang
that has been robbing THE White
House" Systematically for over a year
and that has successfully disposed OF
plunder Of large value. was broken up
Tuesday afternoon when the leader of
the ring. Maurice Freder, was caught
leaving the store with stolen goods
wrapped around his body. When ar
rested by two detectives and taken be-
fore the heads of the firm. Freder broke
down and confessed to his share in the
thieVinR
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HHs september f-At
On. cotton splnnsrs here
I.i practically unan-
l ., purchase American spot
p ~. month ~ september.
~. rmf ioyers In the trade
n, Ut anticipated that
EI to the closure of
W H..rIi weeks.
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.. September THE
~ f..u tho west coast
e'.l from wreck Bay.
ttt weeks The miners
't ifo a dly now since
hIyo been pat In.
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Latest Sugar Prices.

NEW YORK, September 7.-Sugar-
Raw. firm; fair refining, 40; centrifugal
95 test, 4 15-1sc.: molasses sugar. 4c. Re
fined. firm: crushed. s.55c.; powdered,
ls sc; granulated, 6l5c
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A fraudulent Concern.

WASHINGTON. Sept. THE post
Office department this morning issued
the following:
"A fraud order has been issued by
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It has been computed that 1900 Mar
tinis and bayonets, and one and haif
million rounds are required for the pos
sibIe armament of British subjects at
Treaty ports in. China.
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| 3 DOVE. C.E-surveyor ans
tneer once nev Magoon bids
s.ssa and Merchant sts. r. Z
y Vriers taken for typswritins
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ARCufrEcTa

gfE a PAGE. Architects snc
n-ofcs Rooms a. Ariingtor
Honolulu. tf T.. sketches anc
s,lmaies furnished ~ short no.
Ta ~ y. o. bon in.
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ap q TRAIN. Architects quits
n Block. Fort Sc
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CONTRACTORS

ArN-Contractor AMI Builder:
M once nttins. brick. wood or
,ll,ns shop. Palace Walk: rest.
"hder Ave, near Kewsio.
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AGENTS.

y !. -Assnt to tsxs acxnovieds-
. .s,flmsnts, district of Kona.
J yss.' y Achrs once. King 81.
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~ TAYLOR, " Am SOC. C.E-
WIS Hydraulic Engineer; ~
VA, Honolulu. Tel ~
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HraIcIANa

|kt wUc sCttOOT-Love Bids..
81 nao. Voice Cplture. Singing
hfarf especial attention paid 90
a.saaf control and musical
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NJ D.-CGce
efH hours. . 90 n a m. : 20
4 fl ~
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-sstsNIWEtL-Loans negotiated:
''''nsss transacted. Bethel 81
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Innf -Nottsmith bidx.. cor. Fcrt
81 sn once hours 20 a
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IRON wORKs.-Engineers and
~ ot Pumping and sugar Ma
ha eomplste power plsnts. Of
''m u, sprsCkels block. Tel igs
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OrrtCtANs

\ SsqLEcr YOUR EYES. you
~ eas pair Don't wear other
IL, las,'s -FOUR eyes differ from
\ eont vear cheap. improperly
's hey wi1 ruin your sves
g LUCAS. OFTtCfAN. favs
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ENaINEERa

~ NEfLL q CO. LTD.-Enr-
asc,rlcisns and Boilsrmskers
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|, ,tatLrpAfru once and res
- psrataria and Alatsa Sts.
|. ,.gto 10. 2 20 4 and 7 90 q
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!. = co-san Francisco. Jewel
~ saversmiths See advt inside.
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|scFEssloNaL CARDS.
ArIuNNEYa

| |r0FESSlONAL NHnoS-
.aa
Nf0BNEYs
mlNsON CW c. Achi and
= ...srI a once 40. 10 West
~ r,L 0'
oiTKEY KIug and Bethel sts.
{sP p bof "a
- Attorney and Notary Pub
r,,fsI street
fUvx Commissioner OF Deeds
| ,lsnIa 10 Eaahumsnu 81
pgrERsoN-U Kaahumsnu
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S.InsfnEtL-omcs Queen 81. on.
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possfnrr COMPROMISE.

NEW YORK. September IA dispatch
40 tbo Tribune from London says:
The German reply TO the Russian pro-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-17

LONDON. September IA special dis
patch from Shanghai says Ii Hung Chang
has made n request for an American es-
cort 20 accompany him on his journey TO
Pekin and that United States Consul
Goodnow Is considering his request. NOW
that n proposal more in conformity with
the original American recommendation
has apparently met with the appreciation
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ENGLAND PLEASED.

LONDON. September :. 33o a. Nicer
many's polite refusal TO withdraw from
Pekin IA commented upon with keen sat
isfaction IN London, and the hope Is ex
pressed that Lord Salisbury viii show sim
liar drmnoss. The British reply has no
vet been formulated Lord Salisbury de
sire- 20 consult with his colleagues an
has notified the Foreign Ofiice OF his In
tcntion 20 return TO London from tn
continent early next week
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-01-11

Persons who lead life Of exposure
arc subject to rheumatism, ne,rslsia and
lambago, will 6nd a valuable remedy in
BALLARD's SNow LSIMEST; il will
hani.h pains aud subduc iLAaG.mstiou.
Price % aud so c.nts.
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Contest MOelcO.
DErAnTMsSr or rus lSTkkioR| |
USirgD STATES LAND Orricg !

Woodward, o. T.. December shs9o
A sufficient contest affidavit ha6rg bssi
filed iu this Office by Allen J., (sd
dick, contestant. against Homestead Zen
try No. 2aeS, ,hnde May %. 1898
tor south half OF the southeast a. pie
Of section II, aud ihs north half Of The ~ y
east quarter ofsectscn 20, township 8
range 90 u. by Aurtbor X. Ensor. cor
In which Il Is alleged that the enirynia
wholly abandoned the sAp~ and has
resided or placed any impr0vpxsntr =
since making said entry, and nexH
the date OF this contest That SAD
not settled upon and cultivated ash
by lawj that said absence from ihN 1.
not due TO the employment OF tue !,
In the military or naval service Of N "A
States IN time of war, aud that the II
Ant asbs 10 be allowed TO prove tul,.
that said II 4. 22SS may bc csnetdSl
forfeited 10 the United States, br.s L.
tesiani. paying the expense of suJcariL
Therefore. said parties nre r@untiSa
10 appear. respond aud offer svid/s ltuea- 1
Ing said allegation at 10 o'cloet m ON
January ~. 1900, before Jay I1ickant,
Cleik of the District Court in atjbr Beass,
cnnnty, Oklahoma Tevritory, anSi ease
his absence then before Dslls Singer, h
deputy. at bis ONCE In Beaver, k'er cou
", Oklahoma Territory. and knnl hs1
ing will be- held ., 10 o'clock on u
uary 90. 1900. before ihs Rsgir ahd
ceiver at the United States Uihc
Wooiw.rd' Woodward count jrsrfiior
0klahonaa.
The said contestant haviufn a p
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. " ''Vchs w.
The board met purss n, to sijourr-
ment. Present, Dunlap, MuCord aud
Steele.
Tho board proceeds ! to ,oun, the
moneys produced by the county treas
urer and fuds that h, produces III.
amount Of public moneys shown TO be-
In his hands.
Comes nov } O Hodge, county
treasurer and submits the following re-
port, towi,;
County Treasurer's Report.
To the Hon. Board Of county commissioners
OF Beaver county, Okl.houa.
Genilsucn; II hereby submit my rcpor,
OF the business OF my Office for the ausrier
December 81, 1900.
J. T.. Hubae, Cou ity Trcnsurcr
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NOTICES ron PuBLlcATloN.
oSsoLiDATED NOTICE.
Land Oflice nj Wood " ard
Noyem bsY

Land Ofliee nj WOOdw ard
Novembsi
Notice In hereby given that the
nam, d settlers have filed notice e.
urniiOn to make nnrl pip In supp,
clnims, and that said proof will be
tore Jay r.. lickArd, clerk Gf th
q urt ~ ard fpt Beaver c'funty, q,
ease oi his absence, then before Del
ger, his deputy, at Beaver, U. T.. oi
,3, IvU. viz;
kodolphus Il. Goodnie, II. r. n
the noithw,s, q Of the south west
tion %. aud The rnst half OF the sou
and III. south wesi of the southV
section 81, town. hip north. rhuge
And i,iiam Bell, E,r tue cast
northwest y, nnd the northeaS
snuth~ est "a. ahd the norbwssfN
s"uth.ast y ot scction -, townshi
range - H.. T. NJ.
1nry nan. tn. foil. wing witnesse
their C. utinuous residence upOn and
tior Z snid lands. viz:
witines 3 Tor Rnhoiphus B. Cool
william Bcil AID q. q, Mrphct, of M
Kansas. and James Fox aud John II
Beaver, u. T..
Witnesses . fnr william Bell are: NYS
u, Go dat. aud u T.. Map",t, IL. Ytu 0,
Knbsns, and james Fox and John hSRan.
Beaver. u. y Ill
y. u. HkALY, Regkit r
First pub. Dec. :. ISIa. II
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Land Onire a, Woodward, o. T |

Notice is h. reby given that the f,lItS,ng
nsm.d settler hRs iiled notice OF his zen.
tion To make final prooi In supp,rt % hts
cinin, ard ha, salt pr OF viii b. madd tc..-
and tor Beaver c'mnty, q, T., nt Beaver. y.
Il, on Jsnu ,Iy n, lNa, viz;
Henry Kie, II. " No. It6, for the vtsi
town.h p : north, range "a II. -. N.
lie names the . flowing witnesses TO provo
his con inuous residence upon, and cultivA-
iion OF, sid land, viz:
Alfred A. Haskell. Henry d. Mcese, David
NJ Kiie, aud Daniel r. KiIc. all Of Elmwood
Ok klnhoinR Territory.
Ed, HEALY, Reaisie,,
Eirst puhl Dec Z. lnitD
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Of said district; T l. Floyd. county sa

Of said district; 7 l. Floyd. county ss-
periutendent, was called, sworn aud
submitted his records Of the bnuudaiies
OF said district and The board GLding
that the petitioners are not, according
TO the records, residing in said distric,
oo motion Steele, the pc'i'iou was grant
ed, aud the clerk instructed ." correct,
his tax rolls, aud remit snch school
taxes in the aggregate of 81 IL.
On motion. the board adjourned ub-
ill o'clock p NJ.
Beaver, Okla, Jan. 8, 1909.
o'clock =. m.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Present. Dunlap, McCord aud
Steele. Chairman Dunlap presiding, :
On motion Steele, Samuel Il. Weir
was appointed sheriff Of Beaver county,
Oklahoma. TO fll the uneIpirsd term o.
Harry j. Rcas. resigned
On motion Steele. the official bond oi
Samuel B. Weir, NJ sheriff, was Al
proved.
On motion, the board adjourned
sine die.
Total amour, claims fled sI32S IL
Allowed S29IG rs
laid over 81 l5
Rejected l2GG % s+3ss II
Territory of Oklahoma,
Beaver County. "'
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There will be a masquerade ball and
oyster supper u, the Cline school hon.e
en- Friday evening, January 20, 1899.
Masks for sale.
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Among the callers in town this week
were Frank Birjsall or Custer, James
Balliny"r, Roy, W Il Bishop, Gaze and
Rev, o l. Yesger, Lockwood.
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Many an innocent little darling is
suffering untold agony aud cannot ex-
plain It's troubles. Mark your child's
symptoms, you may fnd II troubled with
worms; give |, WnirE's CREAM VER-
MIrUGE aud restore |, to quie,uess aud
health. prics rs cents.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-01-11

Coughs and cold- c,m- unin, tied, bu,
you can quickly get rid Of them With n
few discs of BAtLAnp's ilOnEuOu M
SYgcP. Price % and 80 cents.
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TN worst stter Effects OF lnaueps =
Nips fsom desansrd function. IL the
liver. Clear the blood q, onee with
hsaEInS for Il viii strengthen the
ntss 70 wi'lidraw fnm circulation the
xliay5 pviscss. Psise 90 cents.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-01-11

I'll Hibbs las bm,shi the U. j l.ocf-
bourrow residence At this place aud will
10 a sh ort time mesr his family y tow n.
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Do motion, the report ofJ y Hodge
county treasurer was upproved.
10 the matter Of the petition OF N,
+ aud q J slcCord. alleging erroneous
assessment Of property for taxation In
school district number II, for the year
1899 aud sskiog that said school taxes
be RENTED for the reason ,hst said
petitioners are not within the boundaries
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School report for District No. 81 for
the month ending January 8:
Number eurolled IL.
Male, 0.
Femslss o.
Number dsystanphr2O. -
Those neither absent NOR iar,.y wcrc:
Asa aud Alfred ki,e and Elsie Mees,.
Those not abs-n, were Ida, B.npry,
aud Ray kile. Hattie. lma aud Nora
EsLrr', Clara, Aima aud lirryl kile,
fN DANKs. Teacher.
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Miss Ne,tie Thomas has returned to
her school.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt, OF Boyd were
town today.
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In pulmonary trouble, the direct at
ton of BALLARD's IlOREnoUNp SYRUP
upon the throat, chest aud lungs, imme-
diately arrests the malady, by relieving
the distress, cutting the phlegm and
freeing the vocal aud breathing organs
Price % and 80 cents.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-01-11

Comn,issiunersDf Beaver County U 7 |:
hereby tender my resignation to the
Office "f sheriff Of Beaver county, d. T.,
same to 20 into effect Jan !, 1900. L :
HARaY j REAs.
Tn motion Steele, the resignation OF
Harry ! Ksss. ~ sheriff OF Desver
county Oklsho,as, vas accepted
On mv:ion- eele, the claim on iuds-
n'eut Of Il " Loofbonrrow, s2 5s was
reconsidered and the same allowed.
On motion the board sdjournrd until
January b, 1900, at 8 o'clock q m.
Beaver, Okla. Jan. o, lo0e,G g.
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Nearly half an inch OF rain fell here
this week but the weather is clear and
pleasant now.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-01-11

Fred Shore Of Paladora was in town
On business thus week.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-01-11

I'd Msdi.cn of Mediriu. Loes7e sue
cecds Judge Price n, judge of the ar
judicial district, Kansas
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and woodward connti-s for the year rgs
and asking r.pa,m of taxes In Rcay.
county upon - head Of c,lycs for spid year
on mo Ion stselr. the Re ition was rclee,ea
ia the reason ihnt snid ropcrty was prop
crly subject to taxation IN HEAVIER county
I'm motion. the c aim Of state Capit,
Prin ing Co., sli4o for one ledger aud 81 n,
q lcTni b unit>, WINS reject 4 tor the rcrso,
that the county did hui = criyc such poD,,s
and iurtbcr that The eli ins hive been n.
yiously nctrd upon
TN m ti"n Mcc, ri. the clsim of T. = Groves
S5.'' bonrdins probnte 'urt jury. WI,
:, jsc cd ior he reason th 4, the county /, mo-
ii"h g inr snch charges.
On n"tioh steele, tie following CLAIMS were
allowed!
} ]. B"land Stationery g.. supplies s . ~
Dawes. printing commissioners
proceedings n n
Dawes, printing delinquent tax
Notices ~ q;
On motion Mccnri. the clam of J {
hodge. county treasurer, sl15. 90 for bal.
nnce salary M county treasurer for oaarter
ending Sept. 10 1900. was rejected tor ta,
sHme reasons aud upon the same grounds
stated IN the rejection of similar claim filed
by William Quinn, aud heretofore acted
upon.
On motion McCori, tho claim OF J q
Hodge, county treasurer, S3i5. 90 salary as
county treasurer for Qunr,.r ending bee
81, 1899. was allowed IN amount Of 500 90:
the balance, si75.O0. being u claim for in-
creased SALARY. Is rejected for the zane rca.
sons and upon the same grounds ~ stated in
the rejection of u sia,ilar claim filed by Will
lam Quinn. aud heretofore acted upon,
On motion Steele. the following claims
were allowed
DR. y Cobnrn. medical services 10 pris.
oner--clnImed $40. allowed s. J 90
j. J Grovss. boarding prisoner a saw
yer-cinimri Sl1. allowed. .... ~ 90
Pickn-''. clerk district court. fees
10 Dee. ~, 1879. ..... ...... .l1S 20
On motion the board adjourned until Z
o clock y. IN.
beaver, OKLA ian. .. 1900.
To'elock r. m.
''' 'N'''" NV hblDUfUmfUf
Present. Dunlap. Mecord and Steele. Chair.
man Dunlap presiding.
on mo',on horrj arjournei until Jan. I
1900 NJ y O. clock n. M.
heaver. Ok. Jan. I. 1900, 8 o'clock a. m =.
The board met pursuant TO adjournment
Present Dunlap. Mccord and Steele; chair.
man Dunlap presiding
On motion Steele. the fIilowinr claims
we're allowed. upon the order Of the Judge
district court.
} J. lancoas', referee in Stanley case SaI5 on
Geo Green. attorney do 40 80 on
Geo Il Green, attorney fees. Territory
W.. NeH nnd Irwin. 80 90
I'm motion the claim 81 q q Tnnnrhiii,
SIS 40 probate judges fees In criminal
cases, was allowed in amount Of 81 q; the
balance. Sll %. being rejected for the rea.
son that II is not proper charge against the
county. 81
I'm motion Steele. the claim of 8 u Weir,
Ssi u fees M deputy clerk district court
wns lai'i over until the next regular meet
Ing tor further consideration.
On motion Mccori. the claim OF r s
Sill 20 ~ referee, was reject.
'd. the county having nm offset against said
cI"im, for the reason that the claimant vt
he October, 1897, session of tho board Of
county commissioners filed his claim and
was allowed Slo5 OO M ,,,ess ..l.,, A..
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Sdy- Bring your hides aud Iuro to En-
glewood aud get top price.
Geo. WuITAKEu.