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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-30

cratic ticket, has been in Norfolk. Rich
mond, and jamestown during last week,
where she was the recipient of much at
tention. Mrs. Weber is well known in
Washington society and has many
friends here, made during her fathers
term in Congress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Oracle are in
Norfolk this week, members Of a house
party of Col. and Mrs. w Gordon Nc
Cabe. other members of the party are
Mrs. Frank Z. Hyde. of Paris, and
Mai Andrew X. Venable. formerly in
spector general or General Stuart's
STAFF.
The engagement Of Thomas Edward
Harrison. of Washington. 10 Miss Stella
Kathryne Bass. daughter of Mrs. Lula
Saunders Bass. of Norfolk. is announced.
The wedding will take place next month.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter d. Denegre and
daughter, who have spent some time in
Europe, have sailed for their home in
this country They will go at once 70
their summer home at Manchester-Dy-
the-Sea, where they are important men,
bers Of the Cape Ann summer colony.
Mrs. Russell SeIfrIdge. who has been
absent from Washington for several
seasons. has returned 20 Boston from a
visit in New York. and is at the Dolphin
at Magnolia.
Mr. and Mrs. Delos Tenny of Hilton.
~. Y. have arrived here for the we'd
ding Of their son. Lloyd Stanley Tenny.
10 Miss Abby Baker Warn. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Warn. which will
take place on Saturday. MISS Allene
W1lett. of Newport News. Va. arrived
this morning 70 stay over Sunday and
be present at the wedding.
Mrs. John c. Poor has returned 10
! Washington. Mrs. Poor spent last win
! ter in Cambridge. Mass, where her
son. Wharton Poor. Is In school. Mrs.
/ Poor VIII remain in Washington until
the latter part OF June. when she and
! her son will sail for Europe 20 spend
| the summer months.
( The Rev. Cahrlcs G. Pierce ID. d.
/ chaplain at Washington Barracks. with
/ his wife and daughter have returned %
/ this city DR.. Pierce has been on duty
/ IN Cuba with the Engineer Battalion for
| some time. Mrs. Pierce and ner daugh-
! ter Joined the Rev. DR.. Pierce at Ha-
| vana at Easter
| Representative and Mrs. John Dalzell
/ who have been the guests of Pittsburg
| friends on a yacht. returned last night
I 10 this city. II was a twelve DAYS
! cruise down the Ohio and Mississippi
/ rivers stopping at many interesting
points on both rivers At New Orleans
! the party left the yacht and returned by
I train 70 the North. Mr.. and Mrs. Dial
yell stopped at PittsburC. they have
leased a house al Ocean city Nd, and
viii go there about the last Of June.
| al ,r GU. - m nj.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Thropp and their
sons. Douglas and Thomas A. Thropp
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. ArChi-
bald Oracle. Will take a motor trip 10
Mercersburg. Pa, next week, where
they viii attend the unwilling OF the
portrait OF Mrs. Troops father. Thorn
as a. Scott, OF Pennsylvania. After this
ceremony they will return 10 their
Washington home to remain until the
middle of next month when they VIII go
10 their summer home at Earlston. Pa.
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Trip
To jamestown
On the Holly

The Admiral of the Navy and Mrs
George Dewey left yesterday on one
of the Government yachts for trip OF
one week down the Potomac on the
lighthouse tender Holly. They will
make a visit to the jamestown Expo
sition and cruise about Hampton Roads.
Mrs. Deweys health has been much
impaired for a year or more and for
this reason she has taken no part in
social affairs of this season.
The trip is taken in the hope that she
may be benefited, and they have no
guests with them.
Mrs. George Won /. Meyer. wife of the
postmaster General, is spending a few
days in New York
The Swiss minister, DR.. Leo Vogel
will sail about June Is for Europe, where
he will spend the summer.
Capt. and Mrs. Nathan Sargent have
taken cottage at York Harbor, Me
where they will 80 next month for the
remainder OF the season.
Miss Agnes Cooley. sister az the As
sistant Attorney General. Alfred w
Cooley. is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Cooley for few weeks.
Senator and Mrs Foraker. who ar,
remaining in their Washington hom,
quite late have taken cottage a
/ Northeast HarbOr. Ne. where they vii
spend the summer after the 1st OF July
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson, N,
| latter the sister Of the President. and
! Miss COrinne Douglas Robinson. VIII,
/ have spent some months abroad anC
| have been entertained by royalty in sew
. Cral countries, have returned 10 thei
! New York home.
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Mrs Simon Kann. of Belmont road,
entertained the Afternoon Bridge Whist
Club Tuesday. The prize was won by
Mrs. Rudolph b. Behrend- The guests
were Mrs. :. Meyer. Mrs. Gerson Nord-
linger Mrs. Isaac Behrend. Mrs. s
Minister. Mrs. A. Sigmund. Mrs Sydney
c. Kaufman. Mrs. r. b. Behrend, and
Mrs A. Sigmund.
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Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Noyes sail
ed today on the SlavOnia from New
York for Naples for a summer tour.
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SOCIETY AWAITING THE DUTCH VISITORS

date for President on the gold Demo-
cratic ticket, has been in Norfolk, Rich
mond, and jamestown during last week,
where she was the recipient Of much at
tention Mrs. Weber is well known in
Washington society and has many
friends here, made during her father 8
term in Congress.
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The Octagon Pleasure Club will give
a tug party. June II. and the day will
be spent down the river.
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sell. of 1919 L street. leaves for AnnapO-
lis Saturday to attend the farewell hop
and german at the Naval Academy. Al
ter June week she will again return
10 the city as the guest Of Miss Russell
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dewey. OF Mont
pelier, VT, are the guests OF Mrs. Jessie
Dale Pearce, Eighth and Randolph
streets, PetwOrth-
Mrs. Walter Wellman and her daugh-
tiers. Miss Rae and Miss Rebecca, have
arrived IN Canton. Ohio. their old home
Mrs. Weiimans relatives. They have
given up their home on Columbia road
and viii not return TO Washington until
late in the fall. and in case Mr.. Wellman
should not return from the extremf
North in September they will remain
there through the winter.
Mrs. w. H. McKnew. with her daugh.
] ter. Miss Edna McKnew. and her sOr
I Donald and the late Mr. McKnews sis
! ter. Miss McKnew, have returned =
Washington from their six months triT
abroad. They are spending this month
/ with Mrs McKnew's sister. Mrs Waite
| s Harlan. and will leave early IN Jun,
4 for the North for the summer. On thei
return in the fall they VIII not opeI
I their house on . street, but will TAX
an apartment
! The Octagon Pleasure Club Will Civ
/ a tug party. June Y. and the day vii
/ be spent down the river.
Miss Alice Barth. of Rhode Islam,
/ avenue. is spending a few days in Bal
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Thon1pSonsDfne
At Table Where
They First Met

Mr. and Mrs. Hennen Jennings enter
tanned a dinner company last evening
for their daughter. Miss Katherine Jen-
nings, In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Ford
Thompson. who have just returned from
Geneva, Switzerland, where they were
married a few months ago.
Mrs. Thompson was formerly Miss
Florence Conrad, daughter of Mrs.
George Choate KenGau and niece of
Mrs. Richard Harlow, who presented
her 20 Washington society two years
ago.
Mr. Thompson is the son of DIR. ].
Ford Thompson.
The bride and bridegroom have spent
their honeymoon I'm southern France.
Not more chan six months ago they were
presented TO each other at a dinner in
the home OF their hosts OF last even
ingI and Mr.. ThOmpson's counting dates
from that time.
They are STAYING for a time with Mrs
Thompson aunt, Mrs Harlow, but are
in search or an apartment uptown 70
take for the summer.
Mrs Virginia NJ. Wiley has sent out
! invitations for the wedding OF heI
daughter. Virginia Louise 10 Howard
Eldred Wilson on Wednesday evening
June IL. in ST. Marks Episcopal Church
at $50 o'clOck.
The Misses Irene. Mary. and Louis,
Sheridan, daughters OF the late Gen
( Phil Sheridan. who are the guests o,
/ Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Frederick D. Gram
| at Governors Island. assisted al IN,
large reception given by their hostl
J Tuesday evening.
! Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Nelson Pag,
! will close their house here TODAY anf
! go TO New York, on their way 10 the!l
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Miss Alice Barth. of Rhode Island
avenue. Is spending a few days in Bal
timOre.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page
will close their house here today and
go to New York, on their way 20 their
summer home at York Harbor, Ne
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NJ de Siebert. Of the Russian en-
hassy, left or Tuesday for Dresden.
Germany where he was called because
of tho serious illness of his brother
there. He FASTENED his departure for
Europe by a few weeks in consequence.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-01-19
PRIMARY ELECTION.

No of TO whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
$685. c., b. Park, procuring pri-
mary election ballots and
GO36 j. ii. McRoberts procuring
primary election ballots and
GG7 c. b. Burpee, procuring pri-
mary election ballots and
o, mileage :: -. =. .. =. 30
mary election ballots and
6o39 Norris Calvin, procuring pri- "
mary election ballots and
.o mileage -. :. :. 2 90
G0i0 C. r. Sather, procuring pri-
mary election ballots and
COIL II. EI. Baldwin. procuring pri-
mary election ballots and
6o42 Chris Cudrio. procuring prl-
mary election ballots and
6o43 N, A. Erdahl, procuring pri-
mary election ballots and
GOA Isaac Staples, returning pri-
mary election ballots and
so45 O. 'nl f. ETeWksbury - returning 80
primary election ballots and
mileage 20
G0i6 Arne Gregeraon. returning
primary election ballots and
GOAT T. G. Vanllorn. returning pri-
mary election ballots and
GO4S Join Ritter, returning pri-.
mary election ballots and
6o4o Th ie'5eI schmidt. returning pri- ~
mary election ballots and
$3.50 G. W. Johnson, returning pri- F"
mary election ballots and
Go5l n. i. Mecklinberg. returning :"
primary election ballots and
so52 Ch he Marsh returning pri-. "
mary election ballots and
mileage :. :. ;. 2 40
5053 *. 7. Berg. returning prl-
mary election ballots and
Go4 Frank Hail, returning pri.. -"
mary election ballots and
mileage :. :. =, :. :. >. :. $40
$3.50 b. Rasmussen. returning pri-
mary election ballots and
ao5s {, mileage 4 R,rnse ret;,rnin.. nj, 90
mary election ballots and
6o57 Maurice Calvin, returning "
primary election ballots and
Go5s NJ. r. McNalIy. returning F."
primary election ballots and
ao5s John Hunter. returning pri.- ="
mary election ballots and
,.oeo :, mileage !. ]. 800
'~bo II. a. hussatz, returning pri-
mary election ballots and
1851 l.. r. Norby. returning pri.- %
mary election ballots and
$685. Gust Walterstorf, returning
primary election ballots and
eoe, :, mileage !. ]. 80
mary election ballots and
mileage :. :. >. :. . $50
6195 Chris Cudrio. procuring cleo
ballots and mileage 20
6l96 e. r.. Solseth. Jr, procur-
ing election ballots and
e,a7 mil mileage =. .iso,; -. I: $50
election ballots and mileage ESQ
Confined on Page y
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POSTAGE AND EXPRESS.

:..s.. POSTAGE AND. EXPRESS.
No. of - TO whom For2what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
$3.50 County treasurer, 1900 postal
BE- cards for personal property - ~
1886 Christ hrs Eui. express and dray- y.
$685. Jas as Griffith. express and
542s Ray %E $. Roberts. postage and =,
54sl Christ Eul. freight and dray- 90
54s1 ch hrs Eul ii. freight and dray:- 90
551a chr n Eui.. freight and dray-
$3.50 c5 IRIS Eu Il. freight and dray- ~
554s Auditor and treasurer. 2-cent
postage stamps :. =. b w
5553 Christ Eul. express and dray-
$3.50 County treasurer, 500 2-cent -
envelopes III w
''-0 > Express :. ;. :. -. =. :. :. q z
5sss cs szs Bucisatia, postage d 5 50
1912 County auditor, postage cleo
$3.50 Geo. H. Munro. express cleo
$685. G. tio Hui Iup e1presS and dray: "
age election supplies 70
1898 Ray S. Roberts, postage Ii So
5S99 Jas. Griffith, freight. express
and drayage 20
COOS Geo. II. Munro. Co. auditor
stamps 2-cent =. :. :. OO
COOS Christ Eul, express and dray-
soe5 ee sSe IL Munro. express s.
6O12 Ray S. Roberts, postage and
express ... IA oU
6153 County auditor, postage for
election supplies :. :. =. :. 90
6154 G.. H. Pushor, express and
drayage w
616O John Flynn, Jr., express and
drayage election supplies 70
6166 Jas. Griffith, express and
drayage type writer, regis
ter of deeds =. :. >. :. =. 2 90
6167 John Flynn, IT., express and
drayage election supplies 70
GIL Jas. Griffith, express on type
writer :. :. 80
6l7S Carl Buckentin postage
stamps w
1922 Lawrence Munro, express IS
6345 Lawrence Munro, express 70
Total :. =. :. :. :. E, IS III IA
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MISCELLAN EOUS.
No. of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amour

No. of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
1898 Stevens Co. Telephone Co.,
service court house 6 phones
one-fourth year. 1905 :. Is so
SAP c. A. Dushek, meals for jur-
54lS Morris Ice Co., ice for court
house, 1905 :. :. E. :. . :. IS 50
| 5414 Geo. II. Munro, one day board ~
54ao j. 81 r. a0f Kruger, supplies for W
'1' offices :. ;. :. ~ :. :. 10 70
545s Robt. j. Ross, wolf bounty 30
55S1 Levi Isherwood, 2 days, as ~
siSting Co. Supt Schools :. 90
5533 Congregational church. use of
church for teachers meeting . %
$685. J. Modesette, steel safe for
treasurer's vault :. =. :. $50 90
1854 Stevens Co. Telephone Co,
service court house, phones
Jan. 1st to Apr, LIST, 1906 IL 80
1929 Geo. II. Munro, J. day board
5754 Carl ar ' Koehntop, wolf bounty I 80
1868 Stevens Co., Telephone Co.,
Telephone service mos.
April to June =. 8. 9. =. e. u so
1867 c. r. G. Johnson. treasurer
county fair :. :. .; 300 90
1913 A. G. Rogers. Supt.. care and
keep Julia Andrusech and
1895 Ray S. Roberts board J. w.
Olson and ID. Mayne and
rent Of church 8. =. =. q. II 20
1896 J. Rumsey Reeve, snow shovel
court house :: 81
SOL A. l.. Stenser, drawing petit oo
jurors Mich term court w
1904 Nels Olson, l day board of
1905 Fl. 1: Smith, day board of on
audit and mileage =. :: 70
1906 Geo. II, Munro, 1 day board ~
or audit :. -: =; w
59O7 Eunice bought, hauling coal
coal and | man 10 %
sos Geo. W. Beise, ms. on rec
OfGS 90 w
telephone to Chokio by Co. On
500 VIM. Tandy, shoveling coal
at court house :. =. %
sci Geo h9sa sber nas' reside ama "A
1902 JOS. j. Gaffney. list toreclos-
ures and recording appor-
5sos Frank rank Griffith, hauling ashes
from court house 90
5945 A: Rowland, court commits m
COL 1o o,Gsef Ek tEe9 wolf bounty 20
6O12 r. A. Cooper, days canvass
ing board and mileage :. 0 90
6013 Matt Ehlenl days canvass M
COLA o. c. Hanson. 2 days canvass
ing board and mileage :. 20
COILS II: l.. Smith, days canvass ~
ing board and mileage :. 20
6o1s Nels Olson, 2 days canvass
ing board and mileage :. 90
e032 VIM. Tandy. extra work :. 80 90
ton, Minneapolis :. :. :. 76
60S5 Anton Nielsen, serving eta
tion St. Paul :. 60
6 II Stevens Co. Telephone Co.
telephones court house IL 30
1882 elliott Fisher Co. repairs
on book type writer 70 80
G216 j. r. Reeve, lumber and
nails court house % as
6217 Ole Lundquist. care and keep
of Smith and LaRouse 10 "
62ls Fl. L. Smith. 1 day board of
audit ;. ;. :. ;. ;. :. :. :. $50
6219 Geo. III. Munro 1 day board
of audit ;. :. :. 90
6226 H. L. Smith. county canvass
ing board, 8 days and mile
age ~
S227 Math Ehlen. county canvass
ing board. 8 days and mile
age IL ~
622S r. A. Cooper, county can
wasting board, days and
mileage ;. .. IL 90
622s Geo. Fl. Munro. county cam
vassing board days and
mileage 9e6
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-01-19

Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
55e5 J.. J.. Hanrehan, return OF
births and deaths town Hor-
5557 ]. W. Eddy. return = births .
and deaths town Morris :. 2 90
$3.50 VIM. GauSman return births
and deaths town Pepperton 90
55SS Chris Cudrio. return of births
and deaths town Synnes.. 9 25
561O q. b. Park, return of births
and deaths town Hodges. 80
56l6 L. r. McCanney, return births
and deaths town Rendsville 90
1855 n. 3. Erdahl, return births
and deaths town Donnelly so
5658 c. p. Carlson, return births
and deaths town Swan
5s71 john Frost, return of births %
and deaths town Everglade 275
5672 J. II. McRoberts. return births
and deaths town Eldorado 2 50
5675 E.. E. Solseth, Jr., return of
births and deaths town of
FfamnaS :. :. $50. :. 8 SO
$685. F. A. Carlson, return births
and deaths town Stevens 6 Is
$685. W. M. Roberts, return births
and deaths town Scott !. 200
$500 c. E. Caine, return births and
deaths city of Morris :. u 90
STA G. R. Sather, return births
and deaths toWnRendsville 25
575S BENZ. Thomas, return births
and deaths Village Chokio Is
576S W. H., Marin, return births
and deaths town. Baker =. rs
5769 V. C. Huntley, return births
and deaths town Moore. 3 so
1884 M. P. McNally. return births
and deaths town Baker, 1902 Is
Total IS II Is
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-01-19
PRINTING AND ADVERTISING.

No. of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
5444 c. M. McElroy. printing for
register deeds. sheriff and 90 90
445 Charles Lee. printing for
treasurer. clerk of court and
Supt. of schools :. :. :. 10 Is
5446 Charles Lee, printing COM
missioners proceedings. etc e. Is
5447 J. c.. Morrison. printing 800
envelopes county treasurer 2 90
5525 Chas. Lee. printing county >.
552s J. G. Morrison. printing for - -
.s5s7 ches. lee. printing for coun q .
ty. financial statement, etc 5l1 IS
VISA Pro. Dist. Court calander
and county printing :. ;. 43 30
5731 J. c. Morrison, printing cal
anderS and letter heads 10 Oh
1898 Chas. Lee, printing commits
4 sioners proceedings :. :. :. 90
1894 Chas. Lee, printing for Supt.
schools and register deeds AZ Is
6067 Morris Sun. printing for coun- :. -
soss Morris Sun. printing for o; cou ; - ~
5000 Morris Sun. printing for coun- - ~
so7o Morris Sun. printing county
primary election ballots :. 43 20
62lO Morris Sum- advertisement
and publishing ballots :. 66 IS
62l4 Morris Sun, printing for Co.
officers and election ballots 1O2 IS
Total ..sl227 IL
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1907-01-19
PER DIEM AND MILEAGE.
County Commissioners.

No. of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
1886 H. L. Smith. 3 days COM
missioners meeting and mile -
5ss7 c. 5. Park. s days ;; commits :,
sioners meeting and mileage IL w
1888 P. F. Casey. days COM
missioners meeting and -
$3.50 O. n. Dohfilen. 8 days COM =
missioners meeting and
$3.50 J. j. Homo 8 days commits. :
sioners meeting and mile
54n ]. % J. Homo. / day signing :,
county orders and mileage %
5415 ]. ]. Homo. l day board OF
audit and mileage :. -. >. 90
55Os 0. N, Dohlen. days COM
missioners meeting and
55o7 P. +. Casey, 2 days commits
sioners meeting and mile -
55os c. 5. Park. 2 days commits :
sioners meeting and mile
500 J. J. Homo. days commits.
sioners meeting and mile
551o H. L. Smith. 2 days COM
mssioners meeting and mile
$685. H. axe [. Smith. i day signing
county orders and mileage 20
sos H. L. Smith. Mar and Apr.
.-,o salary and mileage for May 16 Sc
sos P. F. Casey. Mch and Apr
--o salary and IL miles for May Is rs
57O7 o. n. Dohlen.. NIGH and Apr
r,oo salary and "A miles for May 10 os
5708 G. B. Park. Mich and Apr
salary and 20 miles for May Is 6
5709 J. J. Homo. Mich and Apr
salary, and 10 miles May 20 66
$3.50 Fl. l.. Smith, day board of
audit and mileage :. :. :. 3 20
5S75 c. B. Park. salary May and
June and "a miles :. :. :. Is &C
$3.50 II. l.. Smith, salary May and
June and two miles >. i. 16 Sc.
1914 o. N. Dohlen, salary May and
June and "a miles :. :. :. IL OS.
1915 J.; Hon na A6 salary laI,y May and % CO
1916 P. F. Casey, salary May and
June and Is miles :. :. :. Is 26
1892 j. j. Homo, days and 40
miles board of equalization q 90
1898 c. B. Park, days and 20
miles board of equalization 20 90
1894 o. n. pohlen. s days and q
miles board of equalization 20 40
$685. P. f. Casey, days and Is
miles board of equalization 10 60
1896 III. l.. Smith, days and 2
miles board Of equalization Is 20
1895 Fl. L. Smith, commissioners
salary July and August 16 S.
1897 0. n. Dohlen, commissioners ..
salary July and August 16 6S
salary July and August :. 16 66.
1899 j. J. Homo. commissioners
salary and mil. July and
COLO P. f. Casey commissioners
salary July and August :. is 20
602S H. l.. Smith, commissioners
salary and mileage Sept 8 70,
6029 p. +. Casey, per diem and
mileage :. =. =. =. -. 8 SO
G03O c. b. Park per diem and
mileage :. :. :. :. =. :. :. IL SO
6031 O. N. Dohlen, per diem and
asoa mileage 49,. =. :. 10 10
6032 j. J. Homo, per diem and
61s6 H. l.. Smith. per diem Oct %
- 1906 . :. ,. :. =. s33
mileage Oct 1906 :. :. -. y 80
G1S9 c. b. Park, per diem and
mileage Oct 1906 :. :. =. 10 80
$50 O. N. Dohlen. per diem and
mileage Oct 1906 :. :. =. =. 10 "
6191 p. T. Casey per diem and
: mileage Oct 1906 :. =. =. 993.
1892 II. l.. Smith, per diem and
mileage, Nov. 1905 :. =. s SO
G36S J. J. Homo, per diem and,
mileage Nov. and Dec. :. 16 Sc,
Total :. :. >. :. =, . =, s 62I az
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JUSTICE CoURT-continued ).

No. of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
''0s State VS.. Hesley ]. 1W
1902 A. L. Stenger. justice fees AZ 20
6073 Henry Klinkradt. witness fee
and mileage -. :. :. :. :. go
GIL Albert Leo Devine witness
fee and mileage State VS..
flle u
6212 John 'McConville, witness fee
and mileage State VS.. Kile 112
6213 Erick Peterson. marshal fees
Jan. Sth to Oct. 10th ;. :. q 80
Total ;. :. ;. :. ;. ;. >. IS 2S2 81
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PROBATE COURT-INSANE

No. of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
1881 Fl. l.. Hulburd, M. D., exam
nation Sophia Anderson..S 90
$3.50 j. r. Delahunt, conveying
Reg Gulbrandson to asy-
lum st 10
5465 Amos Leuty, NJ. D.. eXami-
nation Sophia Anderson. in
5474 FL. l.. Huburd, M. D., eX- .
animation Reg Gulbrandson
insane "
$3.50 c. e. Caine, M. D., eXami-
nation Reg Gulbrandson, in
sane W
Total . . :. :. :. :. IS "a Is
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JUSTICE COURT.

No. of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
542e Herman Kerl. juror fees.
z.9z Stat state M ys; HTs'y Witness fees
State VS.. Hennessy and
Joice 10
542s Neil Mccarthy, witness fees
State vs.. Iennessy and 20
1929 Tim mot Mccarthy witness
fees State VS.. Hennessy and
$40 Luxe, 1Htee Rowells, witness fees
State vs.. Hennessy and IN
54sl Eugene Reardon, witness fees
State VS.. Hennessy and
'4'2 state state vs. vs. fIennessy and
54ss r5 1olee H. /. schockiey. witness
fees State VS.. j. ID. Sulli-
54s4 Chas. Anderson, juror fees :.
State VS.. HUSKY :. -. %
5455 Frank kolodZy, constable fees
State VS.. Cnristy =. ! %
54ss Frank Kolodzy. constable fees
State VS.. Johnson =, %
5438 S. J. RYAN, marshal fees :. Is o.
ss + Pete stenser mi asFoa fees fees i
544l c.. r. Sather, justice fees 20
5442 c. r. Sather. justice fees :. 2O5
5443 c. r. Sather. justice fees IS
544s J. c; Morrison, justice fees 81 80
State vs.. I1alby ). 90
5534 Mary Calvin, witness State
VS.. Hennessy and Joice >. a
5725 E. J. Babe. justice fees ;. 4S5
SIPS John A. johnson. witness
fees State VS.. Reese :. -. II
57g VIM. B. Bucklin, marshal fees
State VS.. Reese >. !. :. !. 30