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The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-11-02
DB. M0LOMEY AND
LABA|NALUNA SCHOOL

The Attorney Generals department
| has rendered the following opinion will
, reference to the Lahainaluna school,
and the attendance of the government
| physician for Maui:
Honolulu, Hawaii, Oct. 10, 1906.
OPINION NO. 377.
In re Bill of DR.. Moloney for services
rendered at the request of Mr.. Mac
Donald, Principal of the Lahanalu.
ma School.
Honorable w. II. Babbitt Superinten-
dent of Public instruction, Homo
lulu, T. H.
Dear Sir: In response to your re-
quest for the opinion of this Depart
ment of date October 18th, 1906, as to
bill of services of Dr. Moloney, such
services having been rendered at the
request of Mr.. Macdonald, Principal of
the Lahainaluna School, to scholars liv-
ing at said school, we give you the fol-
lowing advice:
1t appears that DR.. Moloney has not
signed the form of agreement provided
for by the Board of Health, and the
duties which he has to perform as gov
vernment physician are controlled en-
tirely by the appropriation bill of 1905,
which reads as follows:
Government physicians: Pay of
government physicians as per monthly
schedule: For physicians resident In
districts named who are to act as
agent; of the Board of Health in their
several districts, examine the public
schools and pupils, attend the INDECENT
free of charge, perform the duty Of
registrar of births, deaths and mar
riages, and to take autopsy for cor
oners inquest free of charge"
The Lahainaluna School is undoubt-
eddy a public school within the mean
ing of the term as used in our statues.
and government physician is required
to attend patients resident in public
school of the Territory exactly as
though they were residents of any
other place in the district. The fact
that the parents of the boys in the
school are not residents of the district
does not affect the responsibility of the
government physician one way or
another, the test as to such RESPONSE
bility being the actual residence of the
patient. In the event of pupils at the
Lahainaluna School becoming sick, If
their parents are able to pay the doc
tors bill, they certainly should do so,
irrespective of the fact that the pa
tient is in government school. But If
their parents are unable so to do, they
have the same right to treatment free
of charge that any INDECENT person
within the district has. OF course
where government physicians are call
ed upon to treat INDECENT persons, such
persons should be sent to the office of
the government physician IL possible
and he should be put to no more trouble
than necessary in the premises. But
still, he may not hold his position as
a government physician under the laws
of the Territory of Hawaii and refuse
to treat INDECENT sick people within
his district.
have the honor to be.
Yours very respectfully,
NJ. F. PROSSER,
Deputy Attorney General.
f. c. PETERS.
Attorney General.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-11-02
MAIL
ISSUES REPORT

The report of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company, OF which +. II. Harri-
man is president, and which operates
vessels between San Francisco and the
Orient and to Mexico, has Just been
| issued for the year ending April 30th
and shows a slight decrease in gross
earnings. The decrease is estimated at
s5l.44l, while the surplus has decreased
sl42772. The company has a capital Of
SIC, 100000 and has as yet paid no divi-
dends.
President Hartman gives some ex-
PLANTATION of the report in his report to
| the stockholders:
1.-The delay in the publication of the
| report is due to the fact that the trans
actions for the months or March and
April had to be ascertained from con-
meeting lines whose offices and records
were not destroyed in the San Francis
co fire.
THE company was fortunate in say
Ing the Pacific Mail dock and the two
new piers. The schedule of sailing was
only temporarily disturbed and was re-
sumed within two weeks after the fire
The loss by the fire to property and &C
counts is estimated at Sl4S,5i7 In the
future some of this loss may be re-
covered, but 1t has been thought best
to write the entire amount against the
years income.
Operations of steamers decreased
about LAB per cent during the year.
The reason for this being "a diminution
of the traffic following the cessation of
hostilities between Russia and Japan;
the opening of service by the Togo
kaisen Kaisha; the opening OF addi-
tional competitive lines: the Chinese
boycott of American goods, and the
traffic loss incident to the San Fran
cisco fire.
The increase of 1919 per cent in ex-
penses for the operation of steamers
resulted principally from an increase of
about 100 per cent of the cost of coal
in Japan and the congestion of traffic
on the Isthmus of Panama.
The sum of 1897 $50 was credited to
the fund for depreciation and general
and extraordinary repairs to steamers
and charged tn the years expenses. AT
the close of the year credit of 81
4ii222 remained to this fund,
During the year the Indebtedness
to the Southern Pacific Company was
reduced to sS2,762, from s6l7,l22 at the
beginning of the year. With the excep-
ton OF this debt the company is free
from floating debt other than for cur
rent expenses. Chronicle
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-11-02
JURY WAIVED CASES.

Jury waived cases appearing on th'
present calendar will be in order foi
trial before Judge DE Bolt as follows
and at 10 4. M. on the days mentioned
Rubenstein IL Co. VS.. Chin Loo, G
Haffner VS.. Peterson. Bicknell, Decem
Der 4.
McChcsney & Sons VS.. Wong Kwai
December 5.
All 10y VS.. s. Nobrega, December 9
S. Haba VS.. HagaY. $. Bank, Ltd.
Kanai VS.. X. HagaY. $. Bank, Ltd.
Furuya VS.. X. Haga.Y. s. Bank, Ltd
December 7.
NJ. J. Borges vs. Mrs. Ben Guerrero
December 10.
Kapiolani Est, Ltd. VS.. Choy Ngawk
ct al, December IL.
A. Satti VS. IIaw. /. +. & Monumen.
tai Co.. December 10.
Club Stables Ltd. VS.. +. Richardson
Bickncll, December l3.
City Mill Co., Ltd. VS.. Akana, Sam
uel Noar Admr. vs.. &. h. Al, Samuel
Noar Admr. vs.. C. Bose, December IA.
II. r. James vs.. Victor Hoffman, ct
al, Thomas Mullen VS.. John Walker, De-
cember II.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-11-02
OPEN LETTER TO W. O. SMITH.

Honolulu, Oahu, Oct. 80, 1906.
To the Honorable w. o. Smith, Re-
publican Candidate for the Hawai-
ian Senate.
Sir: Your candidate for Hawaii s
official representative in Congress is
reported as saying, that he has "no
about Cuba,' and you, as a candidate
of the same party, pledged to support
him, have hOnored me with reply.
| take the liberty of giving my an
swer to you in an open letter for the
reason that it will be my only means
for the present of giving it the pub
LEFTY l desire.
You will admit, that since this cam
paign opened you have known of the
position taken by me in regard to
Hawaii s duty on this subject; you
will also admit that last night at Aala
Park was your first serious attempt
publicly to answer my contentious;
you will also admit that your answer
was reduced to writing and read at
that meeting.
1t is fair therefore to presume. that
with three weeks for preparation of
written argument, you have given
to the people your best effort.
| will not discuss the personal and
facetious illusions contained in your
reply other than to suggest their in
appropriateness in the discussion of a
question admittedly of grave import
to our commercial life.
You know that my contention Is, that
Cuban annexation is to be accomplish
ed, if at all, through the Republican
party on the mainland. This you have
not answered other than to say, that
! am seeking "to give the impression
that the Republican
party on the mainland favors this an
nexation." You are right as to what
tktt**&ttttttt*t*k*ttkkkkk
chisement suggestion of w. R. Castle,
and that for this reason such n haoe
should not be sent to Congress; ! am
at a loss to know what construction
to place upon the wireless telegram
received from I. j. Ryan, of Hilo,
Secretary of the Democratic County
Committee, saying that when you were
last in Hilo you made public denial
of having advised the natives to draw
the color line on me. Perhaps you
have some other explanation that viii
clear up the difficulty.
Respectfully yours,
T.. b. McCLANAHAN,
Democratic Candidate for Delegate to
Congress.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-11-02
PUBLIC NOTICE.
hawaii Gets NO
RHODES SCHOLARSHIP
The following is self-explanatory:

The following Is self-explanatory:
London, S. w. Oct. 3, 1906.
Dear Sir: DR.. Jameson has sent me
your letter to him of the 9Th of Sep
TENDER last, in which you make en-
quiry, on behalf of the Department of
Public Instruction of the Territory of
Hawaii, in reference to the Rhodes
Scholarships.
AS the Commissioner of Education
at Washington, d. c., informed you,
the Territory OF Hawaii is not included
In the list OF Rhodes Scholarships for
the United States; and I doubt, for
myself, whether 1t would be possible
for the trustees to create new
scholarship for that Territory.
shall, however, place your letter
before my trustees at their next meet
ing. Yours faithfully,
CHARLES w. BOYD,
Secretary.
w. II, Rabbit, ESQ., Superintendent of
Public Instruction, Honolulu, Ha-
wall.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-11-02
WANTS A DIVORCE.
LAME BACK.

This ailment is usually caused by
rheumatism of the muscles and may DO
cured by applying Chamberlain's Pain
Balm two or three times a day and
rubbing the parts vigorously at each
application. II this does not AFFORD re-
lief. bind on a piece of flannel slightly
dampened with Pain Balm, and quick
relief is almost sure to follow. For
sale by Benson, Smith & Co.. Ltd.
agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-11-02
JACKSON LEAVES
BEBE PERMANENTLY

A. II. Jackson, manager of the insur-
ance department of the Henry Water
house Trust Company, Ltd, has sew
cred his connection with that company
and will leave on the steamship Korea
for San Francisco to locate permanent
y. He will engage in general in
surance business in San Francisco and
Oakland. Mr.. Jackson has been identi-
fled with the insurance business in the
Hawaiian Islands for many years. He
vas for some time located at Hilo.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-11-02

An Irishman named Cullen on wind
ward Oahu met Link" McCandless
the other day, and Link" naturally
asked Cullen to vote for him. Cullen,
with Irish brogue, answered that he
was going to vote for a man named
M-a-cClana-ha and another fellow
named "M-a-cC-a-arthy,' and. yes,
he'd vote for McCandless. because he
had Mac to his name also.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-11-02
BoTcHY LAW. BUT WORKABLE

BOTCHY LAW. BUT WORKABLE.
The Supreme Court yesterday over
ruled the exceptions of defendant in
the case of the Territory VS.. oliver
Chairman, charged with committing
rape. In commenting on the evidence
and the exceptions. the Supreme Court
agrees that the jury law is botchy and
leaves the law in a very unsatisfactory
state, but is workable. The court says
the act as whole shows clearly what
the intention Of the Legislature was,
1T is clear that the Legislature" says
the court, intended that the names
OF persons selected by the jury COM
missioners and liable TO serve as grand
jurors or trial jurors should be kept
in separate boxes
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-11-02
CURIOUS
NOTICES

| one OF the most curious notices tina
have come 10 light In the Archives u
one which was published In a Hawai-
ian newspaper In 1863 The document
on file Is handwritten copy OF the
notice. which follows to some extent
the phraseology OF by Authority
adj. although 1t was merely an adver-
tlsement. The notice reads:
"Hoku Pakipika" Jan. 20. 1868.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Know all we Hawailans. Foreigners
and Cinnamon OF every description that
we the undersigned make known to all
OF you that we the people who make
salt have raised the price OF the bar
rel of salt to 81 90. The calabash of salt
that was n rial before. is now a quar-
ter as poi and other things have been
raised in price, so we have raised the
price of salt.
If any person objects to this notice
We will have him up before the Judge,
and this notice shall become law
from and after it's publication in the
Hoku Pakipika (Star of the Pacific;
consequently, we have affixed our
names unto
(Signed) KIPOHO and others.
Still another notice is quite interest
ing:
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Kupauaha, my husband. has deserted
me He took from me all of nv clothes
that / had earned with my own hands
and I am now very poor. He still
desires me to return other things that
he gave to me-extraordinary! as II I
was strange woman. You the people
look at this shameless husband.
(Signed) MELE Pr.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-11-02

Mistress Cengaging new servanO-
And l hope you're not too friendly
with the policemen" Servant-''Lor,
no, ma'am. ate 'em. My father
was Hanarchist, mum."-Plck- Me
Up.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-04
ubQhY YEPR

IA sveho Hvo,a - mu dostalo obsluhy u
ncjlrpsi. itadla vlas,ne ifdla- co muhl IsIu
prasrSi tsiudek pojmout Mnoho IIdl mu ya-
videh ten icho bcrstarostny a bellopotnS div
OF, mic nrdald. q len " van a iarr" flkali
mnori ..O.kSi bych hyl take pasfkem" ,nad
snsd naktcIS n dokonce pomyslcI'' Proc o,ud
urtIl tomu TAX a Iinemu onak.
Ptlsla doha. kdy MATTEL vrpfe o namE ,pto
hi>torka vypravf. pn1nai ma flcku mnoho-ll
budc NIT Sp-ku. Pruto posyal nSkolik osIbur.
nfkn by mu vcptr poslali ma OMEN svSi. TIC
pfi,l : nutmi. rahiackymi a ~ krvelaSnou zu-
: vusii " ma ubohSho vIhli. = povalivsl JcI 4
rcmi rasadii mu ~kuchyn,kSm nutcm. tin spra
vne po ecsky. .,kudlou" ranu X srdrl. pone-
vac Ia n-hy 10 rtfis femme plchnuti. pan S,6tI-
nae u pomyslii h. tAkto u~testavRif Spssy. a
chute W skoSiv. nekolik dtocnik1 pfi tom DO
Tayiv. uhsnsi pryS.
VA Co nas'al poplnrh Y Isar~H ropTavcf ven
"a ~ pus,ill "a MIN. pt. eemi lin sIAtne poma
hall PAM klurf. a ma rhvni ~ Idalo h. ~ RENE
tfrssnL. McEi kirk a voiani ~ INF, no chToch-
tani n knufeni ycptr. Hole. klacky. kOstata.
pantOfie. tIhlIcky. kamcni n bstkory najcd-
nou jako ma pemtich pocalo litat ynduchcm.
a kt.ry iSrhto pfcdmetn nahodou nctrcfl
vepfr. Oinesl Ia nektrrS ' pfitomnyrh. Hon
la ,rvala hczky dloubou dObu. al konccnc W.
pt vida ~ jeho prunaslcdova,clc isou ..pl.jd-
out ia tepry ~ pola1il ma PEI n Iokoine za-
chfuchtal ma po,lcd. Toto Jest kIatka histoT-
ka Jenl - udaia Elc v dterS toloto tydnc. Zda
II yept. scfpl oi pichnu,i. ncbo oil honby. ane
bo dokoncc smichem dnsud ~ nevf, nehot' pti
tom sadny koroncr ncbyl by zilstil pficinu jc-
ho smrtl.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-04
HOSIE zRANtN,

FIR. Peterka. hoch asi IA roxy
starf, byl zna6ne Poranen minute
Gterf sc Scot and. Stfflel $ ma.
lynn revolverem mysi. a nahodou
nebo nerozornostf Sc stfe'il do no.
by. Koule V jela mad kolenem. a
drlla Sc dolu. uviznuvse v kolene.
Byl Timed doveden do dfadovny
doktora Stonebrakra. kdez mu by
la rama c~setfena. vsak pro OF Jl
nebylo moAno naboj vyndat. Jak
mile Sc oteklina ztratf. must 81
pfikroeit k operaci. Jsou obav,
re nasledky budou neohednost ko.
lena. Nedavejte detem stfelnou
zbraf; neNot takto byvaji mnoht
deti ueineny mrzaky hned V dtlem
mladf.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-04

vclp. Bouska a Jakub Wagner
byli V lankton v Gtery.
Manze'am ]. NJ. Petfikovym Sc
narodil hosik minuly patek.
FIR. Carda n rodina byli u pfatcl
Y Yankton ma ravsteve cast toho-
to tydne.
Prof. Lehr. principal Tyndall
ske skoly byl hostem manzelG
Wallace-ovSch We stfedu.
Pan a pant Anton K~ort6novi Sc
vratili We etvtek z Yankton kteA
byli u znamych ma navst6ve.
Manzele j. p. Wallace.ovi drze-
II novorr6nf veefrek We SVEN dome
ma kteffz pozvali mnoho svych
znamych vsichni sc pobavili Una
menite.
RIB. Fordice. now mlynaf jenz
nastoupil mfsto p. Oufeckyho, Y
mistnym mlyne, pfijel sem minul-
on Sobotu re sev. Dakoty. Pan
Fordyce je prs schopnym mlynaf-
EN- a Dude zajiste delat dobrou
mouku.
Mnozf re I'd, jsfch mlaych muzI
patrne FAREWELL ma holiee neb,
ma bfitvu, a nechavaji 81 rost vous
eli foust rousy, Nekteff pokraeu
il Y tom zdarne; JIM vsak jsou
zklama nj. Opakova'y by jsms
tenn poslednim, znamy receipt, pro
vzrust vousn. obzvlast' knfru, ale
kazdy jej INA, necht 81 pomGze
sam.
j. l.. Oufecky. jen2 cd zaff zde
ffdil mlSn pfijmul mfsto mlynaf-
ske V mIynu Bouzove V Tyndall
minuIy tyden, n v sobotu Sc tamze
sc svou rcdinou odstehoval. In
dobu sv6ho pobytu zde. 81 MAMIE
lie Outeckych ziskali mnoho pfatel
kteff herald je ztraci re sveho sire
du. Pfejem stestf v novem domo-
"a.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-04
MASEARNl PIES,

Mfstnf spo'ek NJ. w. A Cfslo
90s7, bubou odbfvat skvelt pies
maskarnf, V sfni PIP. Blazka a Ha-
cickeho, V sobotu dine l3ho ledna.
Phi te ptilezitosti Dude hrdt Una
menity TdborskS orkestr. Dive
peneznf ceny budou rozddny mas,
ce nejlepsi a nejsmesnejsi. T6z
j rozlicnd obcerstveni pro za'udky
hladovfch. KaAdy milovnik vese
II by Re mel d~ostavi,, V iborn ia
keno sc mu Dude pfat.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-04

Holfrna Jana Matusky, byla w
papirovana tento tyden.
Farmsfi, p~iineste smstanu ua maslO A.
J. novakOvi, laplati VAN e cta. "a Ilhu.
J.. j. Wagner a FIR. Roknsek
Lesterville byli zde V nedeli "a
obchodnf zalezitostf.
Taborskf mlyn kupuje kornu V
klasech a platf IN nj tn nejlepsf ce.
nu jaka sc vGbec plati.
Aug. Hajek a Xavier UgofskS
z Lesterville byli zde V nedeli IN
obchodnf zalezitostf.
+. +. Petfik cd Wittenburg a
Fir. RokGsek cd Dickinson. byli
zde ma navsteve u zuamych.
Josef kocer a m~anzelka a FIR.
Myslivec, byli We Wagner pres
sobotu a Eedeli u zndmych.
Pc d'ouhou dobu jsme Sc tesiIi
krdsnemu poeasf, pravemu Dakot-
skemu, Pfisla zmena, a snehu 20
kolena.
Oddelova6e Smetany Cream
SeParators) zvane L. ;. ma A. J..
Novak, znate je proto netfeba je
chvalit.
Cas- ma lihnouci stroje (incuba-
tori Dude zde brzy, pro6ez nei'ePe
udela kazdy kdyz 81 tento stroj OBJ
jedna nyni. A. ]. Novak je MA
ma prodej.
Geo. Kremer 2 Lesterville prev
zal mfsto v holirne Jana Matusky
tento tlden, Jest schopnym holi-
Gem, a zaiistG uspokoii kazkeho.
Cesko Rolnicko V zajemns po-
jist. Srolek v okresu Bon Homme
odbfval svou vtrocnf schulz V
sfni FIR. Pekate V uterf. Nelky
poeet e'ena sc dostavil.
Mart. hostel a mInzelka cd
Wagner byli szde ma navsteve Y
nedeli av pondelf. Pan HOSTEL
t6z navstfvil nasi ufadovnu a pro-
hledl 81 novt stroj, jakoz pfedpla-
I'll ma noviny.
Skvelt plies Sc Dude odbfvat v
sini PIP. Wagnera a Welha, V soho
tn 6ho ledna. Pr te pfilezitosti
Dude hrat Tyndallska kapeIa. Una
menit6 pobaveni, jest zaru6eno
vsem GGastnikGm.
Zaplatte vase dane ma Taborske
Statni Bance. Name vStah DAM
ma rok 1905 pro Tabor n okresy
Bon Homme a Yankton, a zapravf
me YAM vase dane IA malf popla-
tex. TAX ze yam To wide lacineji
neh ably jste jeli do okresniho sidIa
Tabor State Bank. q
Senator Gamble, jenz ie Una
mfm po cel6m Soustatf, dial pred.
lohu senatu nedavno, a mezi jinE-
mi oPravami pro tento stat, navrh
nul vice vladnich studnf pro mesto
Lake Andes, a jest nepochybno &c
tato pfedloha Dude pfijmuta. To-
to zlepSeni by byla marianne dobra
vGc pro okres Charles Mix, a mel
vice pro mGsto Lake Andes, nebot
vice studnf jest tam zaFotfebf.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-04


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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-01-04

Ma protest. strane, ienz ma byt
W hrazena pro 6etbu ceskou. nam
nebylo mozno tent , tyden vyplnit
die naseho ptani; jednak be nasled
KEN stavenf novych stroll, jsme
ztratili mnoho casu, tax &c nezby.
va'o nam casu ma sazenf vice Get
by. Druha pffcina je Ia, he S OBJ
jednavkou noveho a vice pisma sc
nam stall ten mailer" ze firma cd
nfz isme pismo objednali, opome-
nula nam zaslst dostateeny poeet
TX" ktere jedine slovfeko postaei
10, re isme nemohli vice sesazet.
Ma druhS tfden vsak vse Dude V
pofadku. Ctendfi nam to tento-
krat zajiste prominou.
jos. Fejfar z Utiky byl zde V
nedeli.
Jos. Black byl v Yankton V
dtert.
Olej ma Cream S~eparators" pro
dava Ant. j. Novak.
Krmenf pro drnbez dostanete u
A. j. Novaka.
Jan Smith z Platte byl zde mi.
nuly tyden IA obchodem.
]. j. Noll a pant byli V Tyndall
V nedeli.
Holirna Jana Matusky, byla w
papirovana tento tyden.
Holbrook argus., 1906-01-13

swear that the aDOVS ana 1Ore- going is full true and correct statement of all the money and property belonging to Navajo County which has come into my possession as such Treasurer of said County and of the disburse- ments made by me for the quar- ter ending December 31st 1905.
 J. w. RICHARDS,
 N Treasurer.
 Subscribed and sworn to before me this Sd day of Jan. 1906.
 A. F. McALLIsTER, Clerk of the Board.
 The Board of Supervisors and the District Attorney proceeded to count the money in the Coun-- ty treasury and find as follows:
 Abstract A.
 We, the undersigned members of the Board of Supervisors of Navajo County, Territory ofAri- zona. and the District Attorney of said County, do hereby certify that we have examined the books and accounts of the Treasurer of said county, and, find that there should be in the county treasury the sum of Fifty thousand four hundred and eighty dollars and thirtyfive cents ($5O, ,48O.35) and we find that there is now in said treasury the following: Navajo County Bank
 balance. .......... SAY, 7,9O9. .16 Cash on hand by coin and checks ,...... 3,166.93
 $51,O76.O9 Treasurers balance 5O,48O.35 | Outstanding checks s 595.74
 R. C. CREswELL, Chairman. .. j. SHUMWAY. Member.
 H. B. SMITH,
 w. P. GEARY. Dist. Atty. ;, On motion Board takes a re- cess until p. m.
 At 1 D. m. Board convenes, all present. The following demands were audited, approved and ordered paid from Expense Fund
 EXPENSE FUND No. WARRANT AMT.
Holbrook argus., 1906-01-13
IAN. 3d, 1906.

Pursuant to motion ofadjourn ment the Board meets this date at 9 a. m. Allpresent. Minutes oflast meeting read and approv-' ed as read. ''''r.' r7"-'' ' In consideration of the bids re- ceived for County Publishing and Printing, the same is awarded to C. M. Funston. proprietor of the Winslow Mail and it is hereby ordered chat he fuinish a good and sufficient bond in the sum of x 100000 for the further 'perf3r- mance of the work rilk5. hereby awar. ded.
 Quarterly report o,f, the, Treas urer for the 4th quarter ending December Slst, 1905 submitted, . audited, found correct and ap- proved showing tas follows: Cash on hand Oct l,
 1905 .............: 3,503.S3 Cash received as per report for October 3,217.89 Cash received as per { report for Nov. 9,412.22 Cash received as per
 report for Dec 36, FPS. .22 i-, s.-- ----
 $62, ,s59.16 Cash expended as per report for Oct. ---$ 5,S59.O7 Cash expended as per
 report for Nov 2,7O3.91 Cash expended as per
 report for Dec 3,815'83 Cash Balance on hand see Abstract A. 5O,,48O.35
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 $65, 5,S59 16 1, J. w. Richards, Treasurer of Navajo County do solennlv
Holbrook argus., 1906-01-13
PROCEEDINGS BOARD of SUPERVISORS NAVAJO COUNTY. Continued from last week.
Continued from last week.

Continued from last week.
 1t IS hereby order that the Clerk of the Board authorized to issue Cash Orders. on the erfor the ensuing year subject to the approval of the Chairman of the Board and aquarterly statement of such Cash Orders to be sub mitted by the Clerk at the close of each quarter.
 The sealed proposals for Coun: ty Publishing and Printing sub- mitted by l.. D. Divelbess and C. M. Funston were opened this date at 2::3O p. m. in the presence of said bidders and it was order ed that action would be taken on same Jan. 3d, 1906 at 9 a. m.
 The Board now proceeded as required by law to check from Great Register the required num- Der of qualified electors to serve as jl,rymen at the next term Ot the District Court and the Clerk of the Board is required to file a copy thereof with the Clerk of the District Court. At 1O:3O D. m. on motion the Board ad- jourus until tomorrow at 9 a. m. .,"..S~ r,:
 A. F. McALLIsTER, Clerk ATTEST:
 K. C. CREsWELL. Chairman.