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T. H. BARTLETT, Register.
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-13
supervisors Proceedings.
Continued from page 2

report for October. S $3.50 OF
Cash expended as per
report for Novem
Der 2,7o3 81
Cash expended as per
report for Decem
Der 3.815 80
Cash balance on hand,
see abstract a 80, 48O 35
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-13

10 y . L : Lee, r WOTk done ..
r. D. No. I ......... 80 90
II A. L. Willis, work done
r. D. No. ). 5.......... 81 90
10 John Standifird, work
done r. D. No. g.. II 10
16 William Armbruster,
work and material for
bridge R. D. No. g.. % so
An application for the lease
of school section 36, T. 10. r.
10 filed by W. H. Daum was
granted at a rental of $1,000 per
annum in advance.
The application for lease of
school lands granted G. F. Per
kins August %, 1905, the rental
thereon was reduced to $1,000
per annum from date of grant
ing.
1t is hereby ordered that the
temporary transfer of funds in
the sum of $1,000 made from the
court house and jail bond sink
ing fund under an order of the
Board dated October 3, 1905 be
retransferred to. said sinking
fund. and the Treasurer is here
by directed to make a transfer
of S7,1S6eS5 from the general
fund to the salary: fund, and
IS, 902 ~ to expense fund.
1t is hereby ordered that the
Navajo County Bank, as. the
County depository, will pay to
the County Treasurer 2 per cent
interest on deposits made by,
him. ri.
1t is ordered that the Sheriff
will make a refund to. the
Treasurer of the sum of 81 50,
being the excess of mileage
charged the County for convey
ance of minor prisoner to re
form school; also W. B. Woods,
Clerk Of District Court, tof s. 65
in the case Of Territory versus
Araya.
A refund is ordered to be
made to the following parties on
school taxes and same charged
to school fund
Poleto Candelaria, non
resident ..........S2 30
/ Pedro DOminguez, nOn-
resident ........... 2 80
In the mattero of the taxes as
Sc ssed to the property owners
of Woodruff for the year 1905,
the Board finds that owing to
the destruction of dam at that
point renders them totally un
able to make a livelihood and
unable to pay the assessment
placed against them on their
property, and in consideration
Of these conditions tits ordered
that said taxes be cancelled by
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-13


Cash balance on hand,
see abstract 49,. 80, $50 80
S62, $50 16
[. j. w. Richards. Treasurer
of Navajo County, do solemnly
swear that the above and fore
going is full and correct state
ment of all the money and prop
erty belonging to Navajo Coun-
ty, which has come INTO my
possession as such Treasurer of
said County. and Of the dis
bursements made by me for the
quarter ending December 81.
1905
j. W. RICHARDS,
Treasurer
Subscribed and sworn to be
fore me this Sd day of January,
1906
a5.t A. f. McALLIsTER,
Clerk of the Board
The Board of Supervisors and
District Attorney proceeding to
count the money IN the County
Treasury. and we tind as fol
lows:
ABSTRACT a.
We, the undersigned members
of the Board Of Supervisors of
Navajo County, Territory OF
Arizona, aud the District Attor
ney of said County do hereby
certify that we have examined
the books aud accounts of the
Treasurer of said County, and
find th;tt there should ue in the
County Treasury the sum of
fifty thousand, four hundred
and eighty dollars and thirty
five cents $50, $50. 35) and we
find that there is now in the said
Treasury the. following:
Navajo County Bank
balance .S47, 900 Is
Cash on hand by
checks and Coin. 3.166 90
S5LO76 90
Treasurer's balance. 80, 480 30
Outstanding checks. S 595 a
r. G. CREsWELL,
Chairman.
J. J. SHUMwAY,
i Member
H. B SMITH.
Mem ber
W. p. GEARY,
District Attorney.
Holbrook, Arizona, January 3,
1906.
On motion the Board takes
recess until l p. m.
At [ p, m the Board con-
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-13

Holbrook, Arizona, January 3,
1906.
On motion the Board takes d
recess until p. m.
At I p, N. the Board con
venes. All present. The fol
lowing demands were audited
and approved, and ordered paid
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-13
tees cOnSta BILE. IS AZ %
On motion Board takes a re-
cess until { d. m.

cess until { p. m.
c January3, 1906.
Board cOnvenes this date at
Z p. N. All present.
Quarterly report of Recorder
submitted, audited and approv-
ed, showing as follows:
Fees received in October. $40 50
Fees received in Novem-
Der 49,. ....... 0S 81
Fees received in DeCem-
ber... ............... Il 50
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-13

The Boardof Supervisors and
District Attorney proceeding-to
count the money in the County
Treasury. and we tind as fol
lows:
The Winslow mail., 1906-01-13

The following demands were
submitted, audited and APPROX
32 go ed and ordered charged to road
fund: =; ...
No. AMT.
s 10 II 2. A. Bushman, work L.
done r: D. No. 2. $50 90
.t.fl3:N. a.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-08-30

A new Catholic church is to be
erected at Anthem
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-08-30

team and a crack team picked from
players all over the county outside Of
0skaloosa. Both games will be worth
seeing as all teams connected there.
with are composed of good players.
In addition to the ball games there
win be foot races, relay races, tugs of
war, wrestling bouts and tumbIing
stunts The Y M. G. A. mats will be
loaned for the occasion, and the same
performers who entertained the Chau-
tauqua crowd one afternoon will take
part 1t is proposed to make this the
biggest athletic exhibition in the city
this year.
The entire proceeds of the occasion
will be given to the hospital, and it
is hoped that the entire $500 neces-
sary to complete the building fund
will be raised. This will be the only
Labor Day celebration in the county,
and it will contain something of inter
est to all. The program will start
promptly at o'clock and will last the
greater part of the afternoon. If you
cannot go early, go when you can and
you will get your moneys worth.
All athletes and ball players in the
county are requested to confer with
Drs. B. G. Williams and DIR. J. G. Rob-
erts, or Secretary Van Dis of the Y.
NJ. C. A., at once and arrange to en-
ter the contests.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-08-30
WALTER SHROYER
KILLS HIMSELF
WAS WELL KNOWN YOUNG FAR
MER NEAR MoNTEZuMA.
BLOWS HEAD OFF WITH GUN
His Parents Live in Mahaska COUNTY
and Wife Was New Sharon
Girl-lII Health the
Cause.

New Sharon, Aug, %. - Walter
Shroyer,a farmer aged about 20 years,
killed himself at his farm home near
Montezuma soon after six o'clock this
Tuesday morning. He shot himself in
the head with shot gun and died in
stantly.
His hired ran had started for the
stables to do the chores but hearing
4 shot from the direction of te house
slurned to learn te cause. He found
the body of Shroyer on tho kitchen
floor with the gun lying across him.
MIS-. Shroyer al not left her bel when
she heard the shot. She heard the
shot. She hurried to the kitchen and
reached the side of tho dead man
about tie time the hierd man ca,re in.
Sickness and worry over financial af-
fairs are given os the cause of the
suicide. Neighbors were immediate
ly summoned by phoae and the coro-
ner was called from Mo .tezuma.
Mr.. Shroyer was a son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Shroyer, who reside in
Mahaska county, midway between I'M
ION Hills and Rose Hill. His wife is
the eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
3. +. Grub, of New Sharon. He
was handwriting, honest man, strug-
Cling to get ahead in the world, and
was highly esteemed by all who knew
him. He has been i'll of late with ma.
larial fever and was worried and
moody of late. He was prospering ON
his farm but some indebtedness seem
ed to hang over him and to worry
him.
Accompanied by his wife and only
child he went to New Sharon Monday.
He called upon DR.. Todd while in
town and got some medicine. The
physician administered to his wants
and noted that the man seemed dis
couraged and mentally disturbed. He
was greatly surprised, however, upon
learning of his dealt this morning.
The arrangements for the funeral
have not yet been completed.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-08-30

county are alive to the benefits of
such an institution, and are convinced
that the hospital is to be purely a
public affair, open to one and all alike.
This contribution brings the total
subscriptions to date up to $9,625, and
leaves only 1875 more to be raised.
1t is hoped and believed that with
good weather, and the interest the
program deserves, nearly if not all of
this amount may be made at the big
athletic entertainment and base ball
carnival, to be given at base ball park
on Labor Day. Remember this big
event is for the entire county, and on
this day will be decided which is the
superior, the athletes of Oskaloosa, or
the strong men in the county outside
the city. Come and help make this
occasion equal TO the big day at a
county fair.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-08-30
oriqinaI Notice.
Yours sincerely,
WIDOW JONES.

In the district court of Mahaska
county, Iowa.
Matte NJ Knicely, Plaintiff,
VS..
The Unknown Claimants of the follow.
ing described real estate, situated and
lying in Mahaska County, in the
State of Iowa, towit: Lots two ~
and three go in block thirteen
(13) in the Town of Fremont, Old
Plat, Defendants.
You and each of you are hereby no.
titled that there is now on file in Lne
Office of the Clerk of said district
court, the petition of Matte M.Knice.
ly, plaintiff, alleging that she is the
absolute and unqualified owner of the
above described real estate, by fee
simple title, and that the defendants
are the unknown heirs of Henry
Gum, deceased, and as such heirs,
make some claim to said real estate
adverse to plaintiffs title, and they
are made parties defendant as set
forth in the caption to this notice;
and asking a decree quieting plain
tiff's title against all of said defenu-
ants; and for such other, and further
relief as shall be equitable in the pre-
misses.
And that unless you appear and ue-
fend thereto on or before noon Of the
second day of the October term 1906
A. D., of said court, winch will be be-
gun and held at the court house in
oskaloosa in said county on the I'd
day of said October, your default will
be entered and Judgment and decree
entered as prayed in said petition.
Liston McMillen,
AVG Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-08-30
IOWA FRIENDS IN
YEARLY MEETING
FoRTY-FoURTH ANNUAL SESSION
IN oskALoosA.
ATTENDANCE UNUSUALLY COOL
Prospects Good For Splendid Session
MANY Important Matters to Be
Discussed and Acted Upon
This Year.
(From Tuesday.s paily.l

The fotry-fourth annual assembly OF
Iowa Yearly Meeting of Friends open
ed in their commodious church and
beautiful crumbs in Oskaioosa at two
O'Clock on Second Day, the Twenty
seventh of Eighth Month" or Monday,
August q. The attendance was un-
usually large, and much enthusiasm
Is shown in the work before the great
body. The afternoon was given over
to social intercourse and greetings
among the delegates. The first real
meeting occurred Monday evening in
Penn college chapel, when the Chris
tan Endeavor Societies held their an
nual session in connection with the
parent body. If this first meeting is
any indication of what is to be in the
Friends gathering this year, the word
success is written in the foreground
The attendance was far above the av-
erage, and the interest in the meeting
was intense.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-08-30
ANOTHER BIG BOOST
Ladies of Wright Send Contribution
to Hospital Fund.

The hospital soliciting committee
was agreeably surprised last evening
by the receipt of a subscription of $50
from the Ladies' Aid Society OF
Wright. These good women, and all
who helped them in their efforts, de.
serve much credit for their good will
and generosity. Their splendid gift
at this time means much to the pro-
moters of the enterprise, and is an in
spiration to all interested. 1t shows
that the good people all over the
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-08-30
Widow Jones

Playin' hockey" when
buyin' boys clothes is as bad as
playin' hockey" from school.
When it's a positive fact that !
make better clothes for boys
than any other person in Ameri-
ca, you don't get all that you
should unless you buy my clothes
for your boy. Your dollars are
"sneakin" out and you don't get
any good from them-they are
playin' hockey
The Hub Clothiers on tine
north side of the square are my
agents for Oskaloosa-they are
good merchants, having sold
great many of my suits and over
coats in the last three seasons.
They have received my complete
line for Fall and are very glad to
show you even though you don't
intend buying at this time. The
suits and overcoats are beauties,
every one guaranteed to fit and
give perfect satisfaction. They
are making special prices just
now on account of the opening
of school.
Yours sincerely,
WIDOW JONES.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-08-30
School Books
Central Book Store.
3n5d8w2
MADISON TOWNSHIP.
Old Settlers Will Meet at School
House, Tuesday, Sept. q.

Following is the program arranged
for the Old Settlers meeting at Madi.
son church in Madison township, Sept.
4, 1906:
1000 a. m.-Song, Coronation" by
Madison Choir, with Mrs. Ella Cruzen
at the organ.
Prayer by w. Shoemake.
Short address by NJ. S. Freeman
followed by John Else, Sr..
Song by w. Shoemake and Helen
Bailey.
Old Songs by old singers.
Dinner at Noon Hour.
1:30-Election of officers.
Song, America" by the congrega-
ton.
Five-minute talks by fifty year resi-.
dents of the county.
Newer songs by younger people.
Mrs. Byron Cruzen organlsI.
Twenty-minute talk by oldest per-
son present.
Reminiscent talks by T. ]. Williams,
Lewis Cruzen, j. B. Cruzen and 9th
ers.
Song, "The Old Homestead" by
Mrs. Oliver Ferree and Isaac Ferree
Closing song, God ne With You
Till We Meet Again." by Madison
Choir, Mrs. Ella Cruzen organist.
Benediction.
Strong Tables Prepared.
Hear ye, all the people, and bring
full baskets, as there will be tables
long, strong, lengthy tables, spread in
the shade, and the eating thereby can
be made luxury and the inner man
he fully appeased.
Oliver Ferree,
]. B. Cruzen,
Isaac Ferree,
Committee.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-08-30

In the district court of Mahaskf
county, Iowa.
Matte NJ Knicely, Plaintiff,
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-08-30
WANTS & FOR SALE.

Gentleman or lady with
good references to travel by rail or
with a rig, for a firm of $3.50, 100000
capital. Salary, $1,O72.00 per year
and expenses; salary paid weekly
and expenses advanced. Address,
with stamp, Jos. A. Alexander, Os-
kaloosa, Iowa. w1-pd
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-08-30
School Books
Central Book Store.
EVENT OF LABOR DAY
Plans for a Great Entertainment Ii
0skaloosa, Sept. 3.

Plans were perfected today for a
big athletic entertainment at base
ball park on the afternoon of Labor
Day, Monday, September 3. The
events will include two big ball games,
one between the Farmers champion
ship team and the Y. M. C. A. club,
and one between an all-star oskaloosa
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-08-30

STOCK CATTLE FOR SALE Two
car loads of stock cattle for sale
on time or cash. Call at Liston Nc
Millen's law office. d 1-w1
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-08-30
Christian Endeavor Meeting.

l SlhlSbidH EHucdNOT mcCIin9s
The meeting opened with Rev. r. R.
Newly, Supt. of C. E, work of Iowa
Yearly Meeting, presiding. The song
service was led by Rev. Zeno Doan OF
Marshalltown. In this everyone join.
ed heartily This service was fol.
| lowed by season of earnest sentence
prayers. The address of the evening
was given by the Rev. R. R. Newly
See that thou build all according to
the pattern shown thee in the mount"
was tie subject. He said in part:
God gives a pattern of each life.
The burning question for each indi-
vidual is, is my life formed according
to that PATTERN"
The devotional meeting was follow
ed by the business meeting, during
which Alice Cook, Sec, read extracts
from last years report showing that
Oskaloosa c. E. was banner society
last year.
The business meeting was followed
by social time arranged by the local
G. E., which was thoroughly enjoyed.
Ministry and Oversight.
The Yearly Meeting proper opened
with the meeting of Ministry and
Oversight at a. m. today. The meet
ing opened with prayer by John Y.
| Hoover. After a short devotional
meeting the business was taken up.
The committee appointed to sum-
Marie the proceedings of the meet
ing for publication in the Minutes was
Charles S. White, Milo Reece, Mary
Bore and Ruth Joyce.
The assistant clerk being absent,
Mrs. Emma Newly was appointed for
the session.
Minutes of the following visiting
ministers were read: John M. Watson,
Vera, Ind. Ter; Jesse |. Phillips, Kan
sas City, Mo-; oliver NJ. Frazier, Rich
mond, Ind; Marion Mendenhall, WITCH.
tia, Kansas, and minute was also
read for Leslie Bond, of Muncie, Ind,
who is not a minister, but an elder.
These friends were heartily vel,
, coined by those present.
Meeting adjourned to meet at a.
M. tomorrow.
Yearly Meeting Notes.
Rev. Kitch and wife, of Richland,
are in attendance.
R. c. Coffin, of Winnebago, Mimi, is
here for Yearly Meeting.
Albert and Ola Courtney and little
girl are in attendance from Jamaica.
VIM. McCracken, man well known
throughout the country, is in attend
ance from Woolson.
Milo Reece and wife, who were mar
ried last winter, are here from Candy.
Iowa, where he is pastor.
Prof. w. E. Berry, who has been
eanvassing in North Dakota, has just
returned for Yearly Meeting and to
resume his duties in the college.
L. V. Carter, who was in the city
schools last year, has returned to at
tend Yearly Meeting and will assume
his work in connection with the col
lege at its opening.
At the G. e. meeting on Thursday
afternoon Miss Alice Cook and Chas.
Sweet will give report of the inter-
national convention held at Whining
ton, Ohio, last month. On Thursday
night the Rev. d. M. Edwards Of Bos-
ton, formerly Of this place, will adj
dress the meeting.
The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-08-30

PROFESSOR MAYNE ARNOLD
Americas skilled, successful eye
sight specialist, more than half Ger
fury experience. Finest glasses ~
kinds, including rimless. Price
moderate. 274tf-o2u
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FOR RENT.-Farm 800 acres in Okla
homa. s1,5O0.0O to 100000 can cas-
lily be made yearly. VIII offer ex-
cellent proposition to right party.
Good references required. L. B.,
care Herald. 306d2-6w2
Evening journal., 1906-11-15
Birthday Party

Miss Gail Gehrman entertained a
number of her little friends on Tues
lay evening in honor Of her Sd birth
lay. Those present were: Misses Mar
yuerite Gehring. Grace Balfour, Anna
BaIfour, Katie Balfcur, Lulu Balfour
elizabeth Cain, Beatrice McCardell
Mildred McCardell. Martha Lofman
Marguerite Coursey, Elizabeth Cain
Helen Thomas, Louise Foster Marie
celia, Alice Fraim. Madelon keenan,
Bessie Wilson. Aable Wingate. Flor
snce Day. Emma lIearn and Heller
Thornton; Masters Gilbert Craig, LeoI
Bacon. Leo Hayden, Earl Hayden. Jaci
Hayden. Paul Crawford. Leslie Holt
Serwin and George Johnston, Pau
-oursey, Frank McCardell, Raymon
fcdwin. Earl Coursey Howard Han
-om, Leonard Crosby. Joshua Winsat.
Ashby Foster Messrs. Walter Greg
PAUL Russell. Edward Downs and Pr
iibson Mr.. and Mrs Cain, Mr.. az
Irs. Gehrman. Mr.. and Mrs Robinso
Mr. and Mrs. Wingate. Mrs. Kar, ~
ernest Driscol and Ernest Driscoll. j
Grs. f. G. Smith.
Evening journal., 1906-11-15
Sisters Married

Although one of the ceremonies was per-
formed two weeks ago, what was virtually
a double wedding was celebrated yestcr
day afternoon at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Charles L. Bower 2O2S North Twen-
y-ninth street. Philadelphia, when their
laughter. Miss Reba C. Bower. became
he bride Of Lee Laffesty OF Dover del.
rhe other wedding was that Of Miss Jose
phine N. Bower, sister of the bride, and
Daniel Webster. Jr.,. Of Washington, u.
c., which took place IN the Little Church
Around the Corner, New York city. on
october 80, but announcement OF it was
rot made until yesterday.
Unknown 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Bower. MISS
Josephine slipped away with her suitor
and was quietly married by the Rev Or
Houghton. only the couple married yes
terday were taken into the secret. and
they kept it wen. when it was made
known there was forgiveness ana con-
gratulations all around
Yesterday afternoons S ceremony was
performed BY the Rev. George ID. Looe
George Preston OF Camden. N. j.. was
best man. and Miss Phoebe Codely. nlaio
Of honor. Only the mediate relatives OF
the bride and Bridegroom were present.
The bride carried a bouquet Of chrysan.
themums.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Laf-
ferty went away FOR their wedding jour-
.ney, Upon their return they will live at
1882 Wilton street, Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1906-11-15
Given birthday Party

Miss Margaret c. Cloud was given a
1arty at her home. No. 421 North
FRANKLIN street. on Monday in honor OF
ner goth birthday. Those present were
he Misses Lizzie Hilbert, Margaret
Brown. Alfretta Spahr. Edna Courtney
Daisy Knots, Lille Derr, Lille Fofler,
Anna Morgan Edna Derickson, Meta
lSidweH. Anna Reeders Myrtle Brown,
Myra Courtney, Laura Cloud, B. May
Cloud and Margaret c. Cloud, Messrs.
Norman f. Smith. Clarence E. Fowler,
-orbett Foxwell. Huftford HUM, Ellis
worth HILBERT. Martin L. Rutter
George Bhart. Percy Holton. George
O'Donnell, Alfred McCleary, Robert f.
McClenand, Jr., William Courtney, Wal
ter p. Carrow. Of this city; Charles A.
Merrlck, Of Dover; Theodore Kirkpat-
rick, Of Northeast. Nd; Clifton Ellis,
william ]. Cloud. Eugene H. Cloud, Mr..
ana Mrs. Irwin A. Higgins. Mrs. Mar
garot NJ. Cloud, Mr.. and Mrs. William
C. Cloud and Edgar F. Cloud.