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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-06-05
Or. E. Il. sHEAFFER.
NOTICE OF FORrEITuRE.

NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To Joseph Pfeufer, his heirs or assigns:
You are hereby notified that / have expended
during the years 1900 and 1901 the sum Of Two
Hundred Dollars in labor and improvements
upon the Onondago quartz mining claim, stu
sfed I'm Florence Mining District, County OF
which IL found OF record In the ofEice OF the
Recorder OF said County. In order to hold said
claim for the period ending December 81, 1901,
1920 for the year 1900 and $l250 for the year
1901, for the one-eghth interest belonging TO
you.
this notice by publication, you fail or refuse to
contribute your proportion Of such expendi-
ture, M co-owner, together with the cost OF this
notice, your interest in said claim will become
the property of the undersigned, your c0-owner,
under the terms OF section 1924, Revised stat
utes OF the United States.
Florence, Idaho, Feb IL, 1902.
EDWARD HAUGER.
First publication, Feb. 20. 1902.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-06-05

A. F. & A. M.
MT. IDAHO No. 8
Meets Saturday, on or before each full moon
at their hall, Grapgeville, Idaho. Visiting
brothers cordially invited.
H. 3. ARBO0AsR, JOHN NORWOOD
Secretary. W. NJ.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-06-05

o. e. s.
MOUNTAIN QUEEN CHAPTER
No. IL.
Meets at Masonic hall on Friday night before
full moon. Visiting members cOrd allp inyit-
ca. MRS. LAURA MITCHELL. W. NJ.
Miss LAURA WOOD, Secys
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-06-05

s.. Of P.
BUFFALO HuMr LODGE No 80.
, 3 si :. Is every "Wednesday al Masonic hall a,
w. =. cAnrnrLl, x. Of 4. and I'd ) sAsADs' &C. (
Rathbone Sisters.
STAR TEMPLE No. 5.
= Mson 5irst ana Third Tuesday Of each month
MRS. LoRESE KIxxsL. NE G.
MRS cAHRIR Hit. NJ. OF z. Il G, - e -
Encampment I. O.O.F.
CAMAs PRAIRIE No. Is.
Meets the Second and Fourth SATURDAYS a,
l. y. ., +. hall at 500 p. NJ.
J. r. AILsHrs, scribe \ H. AMpLEA. Q. ?.
!. o. Q. F.
MT. IDAHO LODGE No. 7,
Meets every Saturday at their h all at 80 p. NJ.
WV. MORAN secy. - y
y. O. r. M.
EDAHoE TRIBE No. 8.
Meets First and Third Tuesday OF each month
NJ. 20. F. hall at 18th run 20 breath.
r. BRocKENouk, Sachem.
3. p. FULTON, q. OF r.
w. Of w.
GRANGEvILLE CAMP 2O6.
Meets ct Masonic hall LIST and srd Monday
r. II. AMBLxR, Clerk. - W
Women Of Woodcraft
IDAHO CIRCLE No. 100
Meets at Masonic hall every second and fourth
Tuesday Of each month. Visiting members
MRS. HELEN O'KAxE,G
MRs ]. N. CAwLEy. Clerk.
o. e. s.
MOUNTAIN QUEEN CHAPTER
No. IL.
Meets at Masonic hall on Friday night before
full moon. Visiting members cordially invit-
ca. :. MRS: LAURA MITCHELL. W. NJ.
Miss LAURA wooD, secy.
A. F. & A. M.
MT. IDAHO No. 8
Meets Saturday, on or before each full moon
at their hall, Grapgeville, Idaho Visiting
brothers cordially invited.
II. ). ARB0GAsR, JOHN NORWOOD,
Secretary. W. NJ.
G.. A. r.
HANCOCK Posi- No. %.
Department OF Idaho. Meets 2nd Saturday IN
each month at Masonic hall ut o'clock D. IN
JAMES WOODWARD. Commander.
HENRY ARBoGAsT, Adjutant
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1902-06-05
Ready to Yield.

First publication March q.
Last publication June 26.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-03
BREAKING DIRT FOR
 TOMBSTONE ROAD
Three Contractors Now on the
 Line
CONSTRUCTION ASSURED.

! Ground was broke today on tbs
 romb.ioue branch of the Fl Paso G
 Southwestern railroad. Three grad ng
 camps have been established, one ., Fsirbsnk one 6 few miles out from Tombstone, and one midws between the two points.
 Tne completion O! this road to
 Tombstone will mark 6 new era Of
 progress and prosperity for the old
 camp and will be the me.ns of resur.
 rectinR the mining nfus,ry of this
 section 'ths, has rensined cnmpsr {:
 ative dormant for s number Of yesr-
 awaiting transportation facilities: 1t is believed that Tomb-,one will re-. main the terminus for some tima, but it is the intention of the compsny 70 6oslly eItsnd the rosd 10 CGliege Peak, makipg connection with the main line and thus sh1rtsnipe the distance forty miles by laying fifty i've miles of raile. The line ss pro. jeoted will open up a vsluble mineral h-ii that will contribute materially to the c'ty's prosperity and add largely .o the county's wealth. All bal the eomi nR of the railroad with delight, ~bose approach serves so eniiven busioess enterprises and imbue tbe public with courage and renewed co 'ivity. |
 Application was made last evening 70 the city council for rigat-o.-vay through the corporate imi,s, and the 'eqaess vas granted Col. Herring appeared oo behalf of the railroad and the resolution as psssed viii be pobIishsd in ,hese columns
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-03
NEW STURIES ON
 DELEGATE SMITH.
Some Disastrous Trades
 Early Days
WISE AND OTHERWISE

Stories of Mark S nth, Arisons's energetic delegate. are the rage iu now. The isvorite theme is Smith :. had lnck. For instance, wbeo 6 prospector and miner, Smith 1ss csmpsd on the side of . mountain with two mules ss about his all world ly goods. He was ju.t wondering in what particular direction he should travel. wheo a stranger came along and off-red to trsde him . mining cl.'m for one Of bic mules. Wishing 10 socomodste e fell " in distress, the trade wa q ,iok.y n .ds and. mouot fog his mule the stranger role away Something happened that Smith did not him mself move on and the upsuc- c-ssful niuer came back that way within . week or SO aud odsred to trade the mule back for his mining claim. Feeling -omswh.t distrsught, and preieriog the bray of two mule. to utter solitude. Smith made tnA sI- change. The mules are probabi dead. bot ths, claim has since made it's holder a rich mAn.
 Later On S nth owned two claims. for one oi wnich sl 0.)Oo was offered and be politely re'u-ei to sell. The other he -old for 5000 aud put the money into the hr-t claim.
 "roisy" s.,d Deles .ss $ nth, ru-- fully. "I wJlii sell the SlUO, 900 min- for $500. and hate to cn.s, . i-llos |. th.tes,ent, while the telio~ who paid me $ ,OJ0 for the other mine is get ting sl0, 1O0 s month off is ss easy ss can De. Era.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-03
A TELEGRAPH
 WAR IN SIGHT.
RumOr Says Postal Will En-
 croach on Western Union
ARIZONA IS THE FIELD

A rumor comee from Los Angele
 that there is likely 10 be fight be.
 tween riv 1 telegraph compsnies ir
 AriI ma within c shorI while. IL wa,
 stated that the Postal would try to ID.
 vsde the Western Uoioo's territor,
 and va, credited by the Los Angelo,
 Herald.
 The recent acquisitions Of the
 Postsl ID the esst gave color to the rrport, and there i- little doubt that the company is attempting sn en- enactment on the Western Uui0n ID Ariz n.. The Postal a.yssdy has n foothold on the Santa Ee sy,sem in the territory by re-son of ste road recent purchase o' the Esnss Fe. Prescott 4 PhosniI, a1d the ssu Josqnin VsIl,y ,n.a :s alec equipped with the Po-t.i service.
 cbe Weetern Uoioo has contract with the Southern Pacific and the Santa fe, and It is stst-d that these are near expirstion, although official- Of both roads cay that they have no positive knowledge of shs date.
 As far as the Southern Pacific is concerned, the rumor iooks more plausible th.o ID connection with the Santa Fe. The Western Union agree meot with the s S,otheru Psci6r provided thst She cum Of t35 QUO b. paid sunu.ily to she Toad for eS. ciusi c priyil gee. Two or three yesr- ago there was c disagreement cou- oerning the amount the contract wac worth. This vas patched up but is ie said 70 have left c desire to effect . chsnge is practicable. The feet tha' she tos'sl secured Rrants from the Psnn.ylvsniA sys,em hes attracted sbe attention Of r.ilroad companies all over the oJuntry 70 the Western Union's rivsl. By this change the Postal acquired 3 800 otiioes, .od the report thss she deal was coosumsted ~ss d,sb-lieved by 'arge railroads until t wss positively confirmed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-03
BISBEE JOTTINGS.
BfsBKK, Aris, July 9, 1902.

bIsBKx, Aris, July 70, lSoz.
 Mr.. J. H. Bowen, wbo has been quite Ill for some rm., i- s,d 10 be oonsslescing.
 A hunting party consisting nf Tom Vii oi, Ike Lew, Bii:y S~su and Gus Rsff vill leave tpmUrruw morn. ing IT tne Hu.cbucs mountains for e ies dsys' outing.
 B'sbee |. to soon have another daily paper. \ c'npsnv ns' been form d with Ex"Postmsster Pritcha ard ss pre-iient and Mir. Schmeiains ss secrstsry-tressursr, witch will pab- lish the Bi-bee Minsr, s republican organ. W 4, Nash ~iil be editor aud manager, and the first issue ~ill ap' pear in about tso ~eek..
 4 pleasant sOo,al event occurred at the residence of Nr and Mrs. Dsr Hsnk,us. N, 37 O,ers Drive. las, W, dresday evening. The evenine 2 was ples-sp,ly oI.sed ip social con-. ver.e, game, plsvs, etc.. Refresh men's wa,a served with bot coffee. sfte- ~hicn dancing ws- iudulssd in on he sch,r! houso lawn under the moons benefi '5-t rave. Among tho.. present wa-e: Mr. and drs. W. B. HoAm.r, NJ. and Ms. Twin. 1r. and I.C. E. Ad>ms, Mir. ard Mr-, Dage- lish, Mi-se- S.dis Br,dia, Fsnn,e Don,vsn. E nm. Smith, CA-ri. rol-s. Ella Csllsghsn, Lee Csllaghsn; M-ssrs. Sidney Brown. c o-gs Rob bins, snf others.
 Scl Pea'ca, sn old and highly re. spect q citz n Of Bi-nee, died at the company ho-pitsl this morning st 6 o'clock. The iuterment will take pls g from Graham & Co.'S undertat- ing srlors Al 3 o'clock tom ,rrow alter noo,. Rev. J. G. Pritchsrd conduct ing the exercises. The pail bearers will he Thomss Higgins, J. W. Blair. L. c. sasttuck, Joseph Muirhe-d, Jams. La,sa and Harry Hsnninger, all ot whom were close friends of tns deceased.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-03

dua cousiders'ion the Board ordered c reduction of $50 on water right. other raises and sdiiti ms 10 .tsod ss pro- po-ed.
 Wo Hi sp ,esred by letter sod pro-. tested to prop D.ed raise on merch.n- dise in store at Benson. After due consideration the Board ordered that raise stand as proposed. At ' D. m Boa ,ust pursuant to sdlournmeut for recess. Same mem. bers prssent.
 Board occupied the time with rou- tine work and q, l0:l5 p. m. stands adjourned to July 22. 1902, a, 10 .. m. Al 200 D. m. B,srd stsods ad. journ-d to 800 o'clock q. m., Mon- day, July 2l, 1902.
 THOMAS R. YoRK,
 Chairman. JANE, F DUNCAN.
 Cle'k.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-03

ToNBsr 'SE, July P, 1902. Board met pursuant to sdjoorn- msnt Of meeting Of Jaly 2l, l9J2. ct 10 .. m.
 Members Thomas R. York, chairmsu P. J. DslShsnty and Geo B. RsAy.
 Minutes of meeting Of July 2l read and approved.
 Board occupied the time auditing clsims, and at l2l0 m. Board sispds at recess to 2p.m At zoo ?. m. Board met pursuant to adjournment of meeting for recess. Same members present. Board occupied the time checking up claims and at 6:l0 p. m. .tsnds adjourned to July 23d at 10 g. ID.
 THOMAS R. YORK,
 Chairman. JAMES F. DUNCAN. Clerk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-03

At p. m. Board met pursuant ( adjourn nent for recess.
 Members present. Thoms. York. oh Hrmsn; 2. J. Dslsh.oty sof Geo 8. Resy.
 A. A. Csstensda appeared by NJ. F. ,-tsnads, was duly s-orn and made protest to propo-ed raise of $3.2nO op property in Benson. Alter due ooo.. -iderstion O. the ct tements mad- the Board ori-re $50 deducted from the SsoO raise on furniture, leaving rsi.e of $500 on same. Merchan ,ise in .al'on reiuced from sddit ,n of 80 , 10 slO; balance Of raj 'es and sd iI- sions ordered so stand ss propo-ed.
 Everhsrdy, l.. & c. O., appeared bv H. W. E'z and entered protect to raise of $40 on section 4, sozoship 10, range 20. After due considers.. tion the Bosrd ordered that the raise stsnd ss proposed.
 Three Bar Cattle Go. appeared by H. W. Ess and msd- protest oi rai-e of $375 oo improven -nss on house snd fence. Alter due consideration the Board ordered raise reduced from 1875 to $50; . deduction of $50 va. m.ds on water right.
 H. W. Ea ( Oo. sppeased by H W s's and made protect to raise of $7I5 . real snd psrsooal property. Alter
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-03
Bisbee, Ariz., July 2S, 1902.

Bisbee, Ariz., July 2S, 1902.
 c A. Overlook was . Bsbse vl-ito today. He reports rouslss still on bu lding boom.
 [. q. Jackson is back ct bis poet c, manager of the shoe department O the Copper Queen store.
 T. H. Collins and wife contemplate tip 70 the coast this week. Mir, Coilius is witu the Calumet aui Ari.. zoDs company.
 Bat Estes had the misfortune to be caught in slide of dirt while working in the mine last Saturday, and had one of his legs broken.
 Misses Hsllema and D,uehe:ty. wbo have been in poor health for some dime, will go to Tomhstone this week. 5ooing to be benefited by she change of climate.
 A fi-e occurred at the upper end of BreS-ry eulch early this morning. It v.s the residence of Frank rhesse. and was con-uned in less tine than fifteen minutes and b. fore the chem.' ical engine could be got upon the ground.
 The political pot has commenced to simmer. J.J.BDwen, member of the B sbss city council. is mentioned ia democrs,io cir. les ss c suitable person for supervisor. Miss Mae Donsau 0! Ch;cago, who has been visiting her brother, Mir, Donshue oi the Bank of B sbee for the past three month-, viii return to her home ID . lev days Her many | friends in B.sbee viii regret h-f de- psrture.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-03
OFFICIAL COUNTY
 PROCEEDINGS
Minutes ofthe Board of Super
 visOrs
AN AUTHENTIC: REPORT
Tombstone, July I9, 1902.

Iombstone. July l9, 1902.
 Board of supervi ore met e Bosrd of Equ Ilizstion pursusns to ad)ourn- nens oi meeting ot July IS, 1902, ct 3 o'clock .. m.
 Nick Mobile appeared in person and protested against sbe proposed raise oi f2, 900 on mArchandlss assessed to dedisovich & Mobile. Alter due con- -.derstion and inquiry the Board made . reduction of sl.OO0 ou the propo-ed raise.
 V. G. Medisosich appeared in per .on and made protect against pro posed raise of $l,0oO on merchsn.. dise- After due consideration the Board ordered that the raise stand as proposed,
 0. J. Rsdovich appeared in person and made protest to proposed raise of $500 on merchsndise. Alter due consideration the Bosri ordered the raise or S3UI -tfickeo On.
 Msrtio O'Hsrs appeared in person and after being duly sworn made -tsteneni shat he did not own house No. 344, ls, district a.se.sed 10 him i; Ehereupon the Board ordered the pro. posed raise he stricken of and ths, house assessed at SloO be deducted from O'H.rrs'- -sessment.
 l.. F. Hsuimer sppe wed in person and prate ted tJ the roposed raj e O, s1O0 on house NJ. 326, IL dis,ric, Alter doe consideration the Board ordered she raise stricken of
 William CDwsn acp area in person Aud made pr1te-t tb proposed raise on stock c,t,le from $50 tp 450 head. Alter due consid-rstion and inye-ti- es'ion the BDsrd o-d"red th- raj Of 100 head Of cattle stricken of.
 Ed Scntt sppeared by letter and protested to the proposed raise o s473 on Bi-bee prop rty. Alter due cou-iderstion the Board ordered that raise stand ss pr posed.
 J. E. Evans appeared by letter and protested to the addition o' $50 fuI- niture to his assessment After due consideration the B ard ordered that the addition stand as proposed.
 Sam Dsbovish appeared hy letter and protested to the addition of SEQ furniture to bis s.essment. Alter due consideration the Board ordered the addition stand ss proposed.
 Joe De Bernstdi appeared by letter snd protected 10 the addition Of s25 furniture to his asses-mert. Alter iue consideration the Board ordered the said addition stand ss propo.ed.
 J. H. Jacks sppee red in person and alter being duly sworn 10 snswer que-tions. made pro.e-: 70 proposed rai-e of 8 900 on brick building on Main street. Bisbee, assessed to Jack < Cni-holm. Af.er su inspection oi he property and building the Board l ordered the raise O, s3,O0O stricken Jd.
 William Prichest appeared by letter l md made protest to propo-ed raise O. 'zoo on house No. l43, It district, l 3isbee. After due con i'd ,rstioa oi l, he matter the Board ordered raise tsnd as proposed.
 At 12:O Board stands at recess Co p. m.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-03

Accosdiog to the Bisbee Review the Southern Pacific road hss issue.l . bulletin tskipz effect Thursdsy providing that all class rates now ip force to Bensoe shell apply to Bisbee. This meaoss reduction of 70 cents 0 , all mercbsodise sh.ppsd in lsss than carload loss, ss we'll e A slight re-. ductlon on nearly all commodity r.sss. Tombstone b also bseeased by shis fodnosicp- .4.-- sra-
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-03

Reports from different sections o' Arisons are that the droush bids f.ir to be broken in the counties of the southeast. Sroctmso are becoming moro hopeful of the sitssuoo and b.. iievs thss She cst ie lo-ses will nos be e heavy e toey he'd cause so expect . shost ume ago.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-03

\ letter received Friday ct Phoe" nix from JoLn o Dunbar ssstss thas h the lass ieS months he has losi over fifty pouods io wssht, thus making him about l2O p.uads ct sns present time. The letter also states shat soms days Nf Dunbar is able so walk e much e . block, and oa other lAys tasaty isst is tns hais.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-03

Dated Tombstone. June 2, .soa,
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-03

At 5 :OO o'clock p. ID. Board stands sdjourned to July 25, 1902, st g 6. m |.
 THOMAS R. YORK,
 Chairman. JAMES F. DUNCAN, clerk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-03
JOHN MONTZ.
NOTICE.

To whom. it may concern: You are hereby notified that the undexSgned DC longer holds himself responsible for supplies of any nature or work of any kind performed on The Copper King and Maid of Sunshine mines, situated in Turqnois District, Cochise Co. Ar zona. sad mines now being under bond to John Tay Tor and Lee Matnsy, and I will not be responsible for any debts con- tracted thereon.
 Signed.
 WI. HOLMES. Dated Tombstone, June 2, rSoa.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-03

Cream Balm Is placed into the nostrls. spreads over the membrane and Is absorbed. Relief is i'm mediate and cure follows Itis not drying-does not produce sneezng. Large Se., 50 cents at Drug gist. or by mail; Trial sizs. e.>ents-
 ELY BROTHERS, 5s Warren Street, New York
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-03

Roy E MoIn'yre, Constable
 lees Fsirba1k ... .... IS 70 Soto Bros, supplies indigert
 "hiooA ............. " AS Allied Paul. buryins indi. Reots 2od quarter, Dougla, AoV< .... 10 UU Alfred Paul, supplies pest
 house, Douglas. ..... I4 % Peter But~, material snd
 labor Court House. Claim
 No 37; $27 dissilowed s4. B OO Charles Cor, nurse at hos
 bit"a-. Oo OO Henry Forrest, wood and
 water pest house, Bisbee. Is % Francis M Hsrtm .u. services
 ss steuogrspher. Claim No
 43; $lS; dissl!owed S4S. 10 % NJ c Lewis, making cotfia at
 boukise -... ............... OU Diver Olsen, boarding indi..
 gent and nufse, DDuglas.. 32 n0 John Hennioger. feeding
 Iurors, Juoe term Dis,ric,
 Court, 1902, Claim No 52;
 $i26: disAiiowed SIS. .... iOS % Fad V-stine, nurse pest
 house, bisbee. & 70 Chss Hoy. feeding prisoners
 Benson, 2od quarter, 1902,
 Claim No 54; $35. 50; dis
 allowed $7. 10. .......... 2s 40 J 0 Wiser. summoning lury
 coroners inquest. ......... 10 % Edmundson & Gavin, medi.
 cal service, Bisbee. ...... l65 % Wm Shillism, salary sanitary
 officer, Benson, 2nd quar-.
 ter lSoZ ................. 4S OO Wm SoillIsm, salary j.ilor
 Benson, 2nd quarter, 1902. 37 50 Hi Wo, supplies iudigents,
 Benroo, Fad quarter 1902. P 50 The H Fl McNeil Co. sup-
 plies to officers ........ 63 IT Frsncis N Hartman. salary
 Court Reporter, Ap.il and
 May. l902.. 8 34 JW Bently, burying indi.
 Reots Pearce rce.......... Is 64 Francis NJ Hartman, salary
 Court Reporter, June,
 lSOZ.- fl ST N Thomas, night watch" man, jail Bisbee, 2nd quarter, 1902. ....... ... l5 % Wm D Monmonier, justices fees, Pesrce, 2nd quarter 1902; Clam No I2s; $77.- 45, dissllowed $475. .... 72 70 frsncls M Hartman. trans cribing testimony. ...... lO2 50 Dsoiel Mcfarland, work on toeu. Zi UU P B Wsrnekros, jurors aud bailitf, cersi6cates. 63 50 At 5 :OO o'clock p. ID. Board stsnd. adjourned to July 25, 1902, s. g 6. m
 THOMAS R. YORK,
 Chairman. JAMES P. DUNCAN, clerk.
Tombstone epitaph., 1902-08-03
Tombstonr, July 23, 1902

way <ct ASS~s
 Board met pursuant n adjourn. mens of ne, ting of July g, lyOz ct 10 m.
 Members present-rhomss YorS ch.irmsu; P. J. Dslshsnty and Geo B. R-sy.
 Minutes of meetiog of July P read and approved.
 Board occupied the tine andi,ing and checking mp clsim-. and st l2 m stands st rece.s to 2p. m.
 At 2 p. m. Board met pursuan, to adjournment for rece.s.
 Same members present.
 Petition Of citizens Of lewiston for the appointment of W. F. Sohwand. As justice of the peace for Ju-ici.l Precinct No. '. All members voting aye the sppoi t'nent was ID mAde aud ,he clerk instructed to notify W. Sch~sndt to file his official bond.
 fhe following claims were audited aud allowed:
 5 P Prewitt. constable lees
 Pesrce frs, quarter 1902 : 30 25 \ V Lewis, sherias fees lst
 ansrter 1902, claim No.
 I2I $6s 60 di.sIlowed
 tlO S9 60 Wm D Moumouier, justice
 fees Pssrcs first quarter
 iStS S.............. " 90 70 A Romo. Interpreting Bi,-.
 bte fret quarter 1909 claim No. l53 $26, Js.
 a!lowe Sl2. 100 Al Strictlin, constable fees
 Douglas fret quarter
 1902 claim No. l74 sI37. 20 dissiiowed S5y5 I3I 25l Al $ rioklin, constable tees Bisbee 6rss qrsrter 1902 claim No. TIT $6S. Is dis allowed $I 50. ......... 66 65 | Il II kooos, post mortem feefce .-.............. ID 0O K Bost~io<, examining tw' inssoe persons. 800 v Lewis, sheriff fees claim NJ, 5 secood q1sr.
 tr 1902 $25 di.ailowed
 Tio lU UU E Benton, water, pest
 house Naoo. II % V Levi, jurors certl6..
 Cato II U | ohn Lyall. guarding pris-. | cns's B.sbee. .... ..... IA 35 ' R Ev.Ds guarding p.is- l ouers bi bee. .........- Is % H En nuel, supplies | court house u-e,........ 2 50 phn Warden, ,bor sheriffs office and j,ii.... ..... 20 O os Aogeies Rubber Stamp |. O., stamps for record. ere otnce- W gorge D bernsrd & Co, supplies for sheriTs office B % DO 3 os.. jurors csrri6.. Ii cstes. H w ,sO Bro-., supplies to in dissnts, Wiloox. ..... 45 co ( rank W Goodbody. jurors csrsIficstes. tes...... II co [ sser Johnson. jurors oer- tificste e............ l9 co K N Gresves, justices fees, Nsco, second guar. lC ter 1902 claim No. 95 s29A 2s dissllowsd $3S.75 36A 6O'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-07-30
Governor Is SwindIed.

New York, July 29.-Charles D. Kimball, governor of Rhode Island, accompanied by a lawyer, appeared in the Tombs po- lice court today and asked for a warrant for the arrest of Audrey F. Power, a promoter Magistrate Duel declined to issue warrant, but issued summons returnable August G. It is charged Power went to Governor Kimball and asked him to join the directorate of a company, in which he said all the governors of the eastern states would be included. The governor became interested to the extent of 5000, and he says he has never been able to get an accounting for the money.