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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17
MARINE NOTES

Steamer Robert Dollar sailed
from Mukilteo this morning for Faa
Angeles ports She had TsD. 600 feet
Of lumber and a light passenger list.
Steamer CentrallA sails from
AbFedean tomorrow morning Zoe
San Francisco and Los Angeles
ports
Steamer Santa Barbara wfii aail
from Seattle Friday afternoon for
san Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17
ssassassaeassssaaaasssssa--H-
COl0RED COPPER
is NOW ON DUTY

J. =. Peoples. the only colofed po-
llerman on the Seattle department.
has been assigned 20 his beat lie
II the only e0lOred man who has
worked ON the police force in some
years The other appolnte.a have
reported for duty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17
Nuw DEPARTMENT

The new current local history dc
partment II In fun swing at the
public library, and In future facts
OF current interest aud statistical
ihturamtlon will ho alphabetically
indcxea. Librarian Smith claims IL
Ia vastly superior to the old clip
ping avstom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17
TO FLAUNT
RED FLAG

To put through a revolution IN
one OF the South American republics
IL said 20 be the ambition Of Gen.
]. u. Hamilton. once Of the Trans
yaal army. now assistant minister
OF war IN the republic in question.
General Hamilton came 10 Seattle
20 confer with Gen H. u. Lawson,
another former Hoer commander.
whom ha plans 10 make the head Of
bis revolutionary army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17
Fight Promoter In panger

Dan Stuart. widely known as a
promoter ~ puEiiiam. lies critically
III With pneumonia IN New York
city. Il was Stuart who arranged
the worlds championship battle be
tween eorhett and Fitzaimmoua AT
CaInon Clly. Nov. IN 1897.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17

The following marriage licenses
wefr issued yesterday
J. o Thomson aud Emily POLAND.
~ ". slyutnr aud Ella ll Poland.
salvatore ruiliio ana Maria Gaea-
uetii. J. W Moore and Carrie Emel.
iHR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17
BOYS TAKE
her PURSE

Mira Phillips. residing at 1891 9TH
av,, was rudely surprised by having
her purse anatched from her hand
by two youthful highwaymen at the
corner Of 9th and Union laat night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17

i.ssoal No. ~. NJ ~. II. A.. will be
represented ~ the Marine Engineers
convention held In Washington. u.
g, Jan. ~ by W n. Iaaklln and 3.
J. follatte who are now on their
WhY aAAnf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-17

,sap,.m O'Cannor ana A. A.
- attaFoeys Cor William II
i 'sx,S.1 white who ls under sea
- a hang At Walla Walla on
a have appealed to Governor
80, ~. Ar 4 respite Of to DAYS that
- may have time to prepare an
49, M Inc t'n9nd states court,
4. ,.km money 20 see iuto the
,...s,.S state court Ter a hearing la
ne matter. and ~ Waite u com
sassels destitute q undss II has
80 necessary for him 60 appeal to
elsaas and relative fesldias IN The
49,. ms he has done aud his at
,~rnsvs believe they Will be sae-
ssssfal in seearlng the money neess-
~ a. A proper preparation OF the
-. Ar ne prcposesi appeal
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17

sst the New York Yacht Club in bringing out the
rules good and bad traits through the test of con-
tinued racing
Last winter Sir Thomas had his guest IN Lon
don Winfield NJ. Thompson. a Boston yachtsrnan
through whom he offered to the yachtsren Of Mas
sachusetts Bay e handsome cup, 70 be raced for
under the new rule. Mr.. Thompson arranged TO
present the cup 10 the Yacht Racing Association of
massachusetts through the Boston Yacht Club as
trustee There are twenty-five clubs in the asso-
citation. and the cup will 20 20 the owner who
twice takes annual championship IN Glass O
under the association rules.
Ihere are twenty-one races scheduled for the
cup this season. in which number Of existing
be5 stsIaS aeTed 10 conform TO the new rule have
p1lIt- Next season q large Class Q will undoubt-
proposed that the boat which gets leg for the
cup this season shall meet the champion Class Q
eheas.Inpii.o2nship han i.2 Of the class on the coast.
Boston that the Massachusetts Bay cup is now
ready for shipment. and has sent sketch of It.
The cup stands three feet six inches high and IS
valued at $1,000 Il was designed by a wen known
is formed by two female figures, representing great
Countries to Distinguish them The BODY n of the
cup rests on globe on which is wrought the figure
hands Of the symbolic figures, The base Of TRe
LIEF: The cover is decorated with four heads. rep
resenting the four winds and the whole is sur
on one SIDE Of he cup is shield surrnqunted by
The Sir Thomas J. Lipton Championship Cup for
the private signal OF Sir Thomas Upton sham IN .
a8d K 6e 6e yeoT Ell yb sTRSG9o Rosfo within green border
ve 09 ne reverse side Is the official INSIGNIA Of the
ing vacbt ndar SaI1 @ I % ~ &c S sh1w-
is decorated with the arrangement of flags as
ebony, 20 which are attached shields in silver on
TGh s S6e names % of OF Yachts winning the cup will be
owner first winning two Glass Q Championship.
and once won, cannot be raced for again unless put
up by the owner.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
THE T4NERL4NE HOME
Little Yacht Which Won the Linton
Cup Back from Bermuda.

After a fast run OF five DAYS and fourteen hours
from Bermuda. the yawl Ta1nerIane. winner Of the
Upton Cup in the ocean race 10 Bermuda dropped
her anchor at a. yesterday morning off the
Brooklyn Yacht Club house. She had made the run
in hours less time than IL took to cover the
outward trip, and she had been hove TO in a gale
in the Gulf Stream during Wednesday afternoon
and night and part of Thursday. She covered $50
miles.
Frank Maier, commodore Of the New Ro-
chele Yacht Club. who the TamerIane said
yesterday that mis- crew was in the best of health
and spirits and pleased with the cordial reception
they had had in Bermuda
The yawl left Hamilton. Bermuda, on Sunday al
noon. They had no observations for four days and
the little snip run by dead reckoning. On Fri
day they got their first observation. and found that
their position corresponded closely with that shown
by the dead reckoning. The Upton Cup arrived at
the Brooklyn Yacht Club yesterday from England.
II VIII be presented after the Gauntlet arrives She
sailed TWO hours after the Tamerlane, and not
sighted late yesterday.
The TaInerlane's official log follows:
sunday June lO-Left Hamilton, bermuda at IL
o'clock in the morning Wind southeast by south, IL
Monday. June ll-No observations. Days by
reckoning was l43 miles
Tuesday, June 12-West gale High sea. No OBJ
servati0I- DAYS by dead reckoning. l5O miles
Wednesday. June l5--At noon DAY run l4o miles
Afternoon Northeast gale in Gulf Stream Laid yacht
a. under mansau and reefed 1igger and
Thursday. June l4--Aiorning. stin hove TO At day
lisbt md ourselves Of Gulf Stream. Moderate in
afternoon Days by dead reckoning was So miles
l-rtdey June l5-Caln weather Got sights for lati
ana longitude. and found mat our posllon was
four miles OF longitude and eight miles OF iati-
tude by dead reckoning Days run; 6S miles. -.
a n ana anchored OF Brooklyn Yacht Club at a m
Days about 20 miles
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17

r1e said that the contestants encountered a ter
rice rainstorm between Yonkers apd PeekskIi Inc Inc
NO Tar ran inches deep in the roadWays ana tne
hills resembed miniature Nlagaras. Clinton B
Parker chairman of the runs and tours committee
Packard
The contestants will leave here tomorrow mo morn
,n, on The return trip to Brooklyn. The run Is
omen 10 club members only and two prizes are
offered. Mr.. Parker has donated silver cup aIm l
tbs other tronhy ia an autometer. Tho prizes VIII
90 10 the two members carrying their quota OF
Passengers AT the lease expense per caplta TOT
lubricants and repairs, as compared 10 Inc S"S' y"
railroad transportation over the route.
Ten machines had arrived at the Nelson Rouse
at 10 n;clnck to-night The others are expected
durine the night Those who finished were = Is
Parker Alfred Wilmarth. j. r. BIlstol 1,t,,, K
Winfringham Fred Lampe. Il. W. Messereat and
Raymond Pealey.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
OFF FOR THE EMPER0R'S CUP.

Dover England. June l6-Sx yachts started this
morning in the annual Dovet-Heiigcland race for
Emperor Williams Cup. With a fair easterly
breeze blowing the boats got OF In the following
order: The American built ya"l Navahoe owned
nv George " Watjen. Of Bremen; the British cut
.ar Atlsa owned by Mrs. A. II. Lewis-Hli, OF
,,tbarnpton: tho British built schooner yacht
riara owned by Max Guilleaume OF Cologne;
,be british schooner yacht Sunshine owned by
.-,t..,r 81 So0rnan OF Glasgow; the German yawl
IaA.r-,Isrd owned by 9 A Won Broken and q. See
beck of Travemunce; the Biitlsh yh"i Betty
DD,etlGs5 ~ Ian Hamilton Benn, or CoWes
TLe Navahoe allows the Ailsa Is minutes the
C,a-rs . bours minutes. the Armgard hours 40
+IA,Stes IL The Sunshine hours minutes and the
J9ef,y 3 hours 45 minutes
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17

greatly outnumber the foreign entries and the trial
race Will no doubt, be OF nearly great interest
as the final The competition for places on the
team Will be close and exciting The arsr epfry
foE the race was Pope, Toledo. entered by Colonel
Albert A Pope. It VIII be remembered that in tha
elimination trial last year a Pope-Toledo was the
victor. II was right after the great race that
Colonel Pope informally entered a Pope-Toiedo for
the race OF 1906
The Milan Gold Cup race stands out prominently
as the most severe endurance run that has ever
been attempted. II included nearly nfty OF the
foremost professional drivers and most famous
cars OF Europe. Not only the contest OF great
length but the itinerary uAusuaily
Considering ali these facts, the record ot the Fiat
team is Wonderful. IanCia in a &c. horsepower
Fiat completed the 2S71 miles without being
penaliZed single second. and the other members
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
rNTsIEs FOR BLOCK ISLAND RACE

-, Athletic clubs O0-mile race 10 Block Island
,,,irg total of nineteen boats that are to start
,iav, saturday The additional entries are as fol-
lows
The Banzai cutter, c. d MALLORY indian Harn2r ne
earE Norwalk Yacht cub the lm3gen 1t, ya% %d,,d n
;i!ll s. .l,i-It T,r j 3 Palmer Kuickerbocker 4acht
en- the Urchn. knockabout Howard GreGeley'
S-IuD' --a~, Yacht Club. the surprise. knockabout
~ y Kaftenheorn New Rochelle facht cup; the
- - ,nola knockabout r. Mantel' u" hhiieHa
Yacht Club
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
DEN BEATS AUTO BOATS.
CoUers Eight-Knot Course on HWd-
son Riper in Fast Time.

Seventeen motor boats started IN the annual
power boat race OF the Columbia Yacht Club yes
p.5ay and al OF them finished IN one Of the most
E.ccessful events Of the kind held the Hud-
River.
1osepn Hoadley1s automobile boat Den the
T.ner IN The FIRST class OF these boats. She COW
the course Of eight knots, which in full
EsE from the clubhouse, al s6th street and River
Ee Drive, in . minutes g seconds, which Is al The
ste OF q trife over eighteen knots an hour.
The winner in the second class OF auto boats was
Commodore F. G. Eournes Colonia- She covered
le co Grse IN 81 minutes IS seconds.
The winners n the other classes were Edgar
scotts XII, II. A Lozier, 5r.'s. Beldame and J. F.
DunsEnith's Dossi- There music and dancing
g. The clubhouse ia the evening.
The summaries:
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
LIPTON'S LATEST CUP.
Trophy for Glass @ Cham piiomsbiip
of Massachusetts Ban.

Sir Thomas Upton appears i'm Massacb,,.a..a
champion Of the rating rule of the New yorL
Yacht Club, under which he has been unable as
Yet to secure assurances of race for the An,ar,ca
Cup in 1907
believing that he would have better chancA for
the Americas Cup under the present rule thar ,a
od under the length and sail area rule. under
"hich his three previous matches for the trophy
nave been sailed. he has turned his attention 10
s'uuy or that rule and is doing what he can to as
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
80 - are owner
cANOEIsTs PTTCH CAMPs.

'AeFi.ie. Mass June 1.-THE pitching o. a score
'e''s IN CasWeIFs Grove. on the west shore OF
a. t'ic opened the annual fhree-day meet OF
A., EASTERN division of The American copoe Asso-
re..- to-day. Thirty more teBts will 20 Up 10
sIss'ss" sno on Monday the annual champlonMsii M p
tsngss vii ne run or Nearly all the leading
isstsasr,,,es .n Aew England and New YORK "ili De
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
TOURING AUTOS ENCOUNTER DELUGE.
V. E. Parker Leads Long Island Club Mem
bers in Economy Run to Poughkeepsie.
IBy Telegraph TO The T11buns. ]

Telegraph 70 Tribune
Poughkeepsie, n. Y. June 16-V E. Parker. in
1870 horsepower locomobe, was the first machine
to arrive here this evening Of the fifteen that
started from Brooklyn this morning In the two
day economy test OF tho Long Island Automobile
Club from Brooklyn TO Poughkeepsie and return,
He left the clubhouse in Brooklyn at 945 q m.
and registered at the Nelson House here o'clock
this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
BEEs0EHURsT SPRING REGATTA.

hlt spoiled The spring regatta Of the Benson
hurst ya-at Club. sailed yesterday afternoon on
Hayesefl BAY. out Of the twenty-live-odd en-
rs only Twelve hoats came 10 the starting line
!. t1r-e classes. Class J. won by the sue,
Fl-l is -... r.r0-errv Of Edgar r. J.uckenbsck.
- - me sa-t,a owned by .. H. Church was first
.el2e n r.. . division. The remaining winner
rs A0I-es Martha n. which was first
1-Ae % rho CarDoat class.
s-JAS hHD gAWIs-CI.ASs P-sTART. 20
COURSE. SO MILES.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17

n. the Fiat team Nazzaro and Boschis, were penal
lied only IS seconds and 81 seconds respectively
The Jewell factory. in Masstlon. Ohio. sold a
r,nabout 10 q customer May %, and on June
received the following letter from MIN:
II finished my trip yesterday forenoon. making
about two hundred miles the worst roads
ever saw I had hills mud and sand, with about
fifty miles of decent roads. The little car came
through IL all in good shape, and better than any
large ear could possibly do. over the roads came.
was out one-half day on account of rain. IL had
rained all night and forenoon. but 1 started as
soon as IL quit
Merck Brothers. builders or touring cars or great
passenger capacity. running from Hastings-on-
Hudson 10 Tarrytown. hourly, two 55-e0-horsepower
touring cars, a road where there are no trolley
tracks and the scenery Is picturesque and or his
toric interest.
DIOR other sports sec page feurtsca)
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17

equip their with Traction Tread Tires. Owners
OF imported cars using the tires, tests having
shown that they are the only non-puncturable tire
on the market
A magnificent model OF the Oidsnobile palace
touring stands the floor OF General J. r
Cuttings place. at No. 1868 Broadway. The car has
a special body, finished IN pure white outside with
red inside. and would be taken by any one for a
foreign machine, tbs upholsterfng being in the
European fashion. II Is exclusive model. built
for g 800 for prominent citizen, but IL could not
be delivered on time. and so he bought another
leaving the car on the companys hands.
AS the time for the closing of the entries for the
Vanderbilt Cup draws near interest increases
in the makeup OF the American team The foreign
entry list will be large. and all the leading coun-
tries OF the Old World will endeavor to the
cup The American candidates will. of course.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
lss sssRiNG WINS AT OYSTER BAY.

VIZ yachts of The IG-foot. one-oesign class OF
~ eehwsraska Coriuthlan Yacht Club sailed a
- over tie inside courses al Oyster Bay 5ester-
- T. stlr l.r0eze from the eastward . ".
H~r.s.!es EabrEa was the winner by minutes =
-s hlIa The Weewean. The summary
@+tES FOOT oe,E DESIGN CI-Ass-sTART $50
rgT-Izsr-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17

TO the nearest towns and arranging for spare parts
tOws, If there should be any necessity for these
The superintendent of the tour is in receipt OF
numerous inquiries each day regarding the event.
indicating a most widespread interest in the tour
and the probability of q heavy entry list
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17
ITE RAILS WERE UNDER
v5cHTS BRAVE UGLY SEA.
qbe ffair Beats the 4lera in Larch-
mont Spring Regatta.

,,.-;er race has been sailed on Long Island
1, ,cars than that OF yesterday when nine
,.el,-e. ~ o. classes thirty feet and below
''. 80 m fzlc o gale from the eastward for the
Tr.sl by The Larchmont Yacht Club in its
~ sn-irr regatta while the big sloops. the
-,..-hor ana tie Yarkee, and tie schooners. the
- and r,c Corona. remained az anchor in the
Aar1o-
=. i- he raiust0rrn suits Of sails that have lust
T. ,ra,.sands % dollars 10 put IN condition for
- - Withdrew The little fellows however
- "a such scruples- Their sails could not be
T@s there was good fun well as glory and
- - Viz I'm such exciting race.
~ e,-ad was covered with whitecaps and there
= an azly sen running. driven by stiff easterly
-,szs arco-np;ried by frequent rain squalls when
.ss s,sltiac signal was given from the committee
toa, the e. 7. Raymond. which was rolling its
--sris under or tbe Larchrnont bTcakwater Two
ss-be Nrw York Yacht Clubs &9-footers. the Atari
~ flle Aiara. came for the line, lugging whole
-sss s and jihs ana living down Till the lee "a rs
s- ~ der They crossed the line on the starboard
.srs tie Atari leading. AT ! p.
T1ese TWO fought i out the 1914 miles Of the
.,-rse-roore than a third II which was dead 20
i..s winning finally by / minute z seconds The
-rsesbCut class started in this order: Pretty Quick
csdsau ana Chinook. The handicap class got away
= ne next sgnal. led by O. 2. Granbery's Rube
= Rlrc's s Tlllicum H. A Z Blacks Thelerna a.
Se-oer i s. Eowdy. B r. Stoddards Made and
fbess had siagle-reefed mainsails.-
Tbea came The sturdy little LarchTnont 21-footers
~ Hour the Dorothy and the NaQuero, in that
80 ne suray flving an over them and tha
Frgri igegsng her whole sail She Won the race by
Ts'ng e. The Faumopak, with a twO-reefed main
srhtesr-fo0ters Arizona and Nfvyen. The second
"a third legs q The course were reaches All but
he AIs4r and Alera sailed an elevea-Tnile course
The summaries:
--r VIZ - --Fz7 CTR N r-oor ,,r.cs c-.1-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17

.sssnls i4l.O5. Howdy 50ls Made 1856 80; keno
"a 54.S. The Tflcuna II the winner by 45
tsRcEMosTr 2l-FooT CIlAss-SrART .:ls-CouRsB
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17

Hror other sports SEQ pags feurtsesA)
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17

The following entries for the third annual tour
OF the American Automobile Association, from
chicago to Breton Woods N. H. from July to %.
including the contest for the Charles J. Gudden
touring trophy from Buffalo to Breton Woods,
from July u TO 2s have been made to date
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17

,,es-se ,oo,'ec'se -ims on Ia cubans. 2'o7 20
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17

c. B. Rice, the Eastern agent for the Baker cleo
trio line. has established a branch at Newport
Residents Of Newport and visitors there have
shown marked partiality toward the electric type
of automobile, they will appreciate these efforts
Many entrants for the New York Motor Clubs
economy test, and also for the Glidden tour. will
New-York tribune., 1906-06-17

Il NILES
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-12
Continued next week.
What The Legislature Did.

The teachers of Iowa, hereafter,
will receive certificates from the
state and can teach in any county.
Heretofore they have been limited
to a single county, until the legisla.
ture this year re1nodeled the school
laws in the interest of the teachers.
But the most important of school
legislation was defeated, the pro.
posed establishment of a single
board of regents for the three state
institutions, for which the mileage
taxes, amounting to $4,000, were
continued for another five years.
All pardons, including those
asked by Louis Busse, who will
hang tomorrow, and Joseph G.
Smith, who will hang the Friday
following, the first legal hangings
in Iowa for ten years, were denied
Sunday theaters and baseball
were constant subject of discus
sion, also, but were not prohibited
The road laws were amended in
three particulars. Farmers who
use the King road drag will be
compensated by refund of road
taxes, those who use wide tired
wagons will be treated likewise
and road townships may be divided
into four districts, each with g
supervisor.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-12
Board Proceedings
April Session, 1000.

Board of Supervisors met in regular
session. Members present, N. d..
Hamlin and J. G. Bonwell.
On motion Matte Christensen was
refunded $943 taxes on Lot 10, on
Blk. Is, Audubon, for the year 1908,
on account of error in tax receipt.
Auditors Quarterly report OF fees
collected was examined and approved.
On motion claims were allowed as
follows:
Danner- IS 10 90
DB Beers, care and board for
John Buckshauer----.----- IL Is
F w Smith, mdse for Poor
EdTu --------- ~
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-12

George Frederiksen, spikes for
county bridges-----------1 II 10
Joseph Chase, hauling lumber
and repairing bridges IL 90
Lizzie Wright. ---.-------- IS 90
A. Q. Ross, supplies and
printing -------7 II Is
M Hansen, mdse for Mrs
Harrington 3 80
Marion Gibbons, removing S H
White engine from ditch % 90
o B Train, postage 9 90
O B Train, freight and express %
o B Train, office expense---- 8 20
Ed Wood, postage. 10 Is
Ed Wood, curtains Recorders
office .--. l 90
Ed Wood, telephoning-- 25
Albertsen & Christensen, mdse
for Court House II 03
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-12

Supervisors having fully canv assed
and considered the remonstrance filed
in said case: and having heard all
evidence offered by both sides, and
having heard all the arguments in
said case; hereby order the said road
vacated, and the same is hereby vaca-
ted as petitioned for.
CONTINUED next week.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-04-12

~ 81; Baker, mdse for Poor
Farm " 5 so
Audubon County Journal, sup
plies and printing 20 so
5 T Daugaard, repairing bridges II %
MatJ Parrott & Sons, supplies Is 70
ia N Weighton, livery for
county attorney 9 90
Q u Sampson, trustee Leroy
township 90
q II Gardner, trustee Leroy
township; ---- 2 90
w E Kennels, trustee Leroy
township ----------- 6 90
j II Stoner, rent for Mrs
Hardesty "a so
Fldler d Chambers, supplies 1876 05
~ G Newton, health officer
Greeley township. 5 90
Bllharz & Son, wall paper for
jail L 6S
Bilharz & Son, mdse for Court
House IS
Everett Bates, board for men
and teams removing White
engine ----- 10 so
Everett Norton, cobs for Jail 90
Il o Craney, mdse for Poor
Farm % rs
On motion board adjourned to
meet again at eight O'Clock, A M,
! April 8, 1906.
Eight q. NJ, April 3-Board met
pursuant to adjournment. present,
n. ID. Hamlin, F. d. Searls, and j. G..
Bonwell.
On motion claims were allowed as
follows:
s f Garmire, trustee & B of H
WORK Lincoln - 90
r Mclaughlin, trustee q
B of FL work Lincoln $3.50 90
9 r ,ou, Weston, clerk Lincoln ; -
tOWnshlp--- 90
CE Weston, making road re.
| port 9 90
T j Essington, trustee work
Extra township 2 90
T j Essington, ticket to Hamlin
for John Buckshauer q
G II Gardner, trustee work
looking after Poor 2 OF
Arthur Farquhar, postage II OF
r c Spencer & Co, supplies and
printing -- 81 75
j r Pound, blacksmith work for
poor farm Observation-Disclosures l ST
w A Johnson, rent for Mrs
Monroe ------- Is OC
A Q Ross, printing Bar Docket 30 q
A G Ross, publishing board pro-
ceedings 70 4t
Audubon County Journal, pub
fishing board proceedings 12S 6;
Albertsen & Christensen, mdse
for poor farm 5 6.
A j Leake, coal for court
house 10 81
X NJ Persing, coal for Mrs
Hardesty 40 81
X Nj Persing, coal for Mrs
Breckenridge ---- S 6;
X NJ Persing, coal for Mrs NC
johnson 80 l;
X M Persing, coal for Charles
Parrott 81
X NJ Persing, coal for Mrs
Henry Heath 2
X M Persing, coal for Mrs Har-
rington- 10 3
Matt Parrott & Sons, supplies 10
+ w Smith, supplies IA 4
Henningsen & Jensen, cement
culverts for county -449 8
II o Craney, mdse for Jail 1855 Z
Soren Andersen, repairing
bridge 80
Nels Jensen & Co, table for
Sheriff's office 10
Aaron Anderson, registrar of
births and deaths 5 I
B J Black. registrar of births
and deaths q
r f Childs, registrar of births
and deaths e 8