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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-02-14
Ben Bartcher is better-Good.

Ben Bartcher is better-Good.
w. j. McAhren visited Dunlap yes
terday.
When in doubt. go to the Racket
Store they have it.
Rev. w. A. Freese is preparing
class Of Twenty-Five for confirmation
on Palm Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Kemming went
to Omaha on Tuesday and witnessed
the performance of "The Prince of
India.
John Reimers of Schleswig came to
Denison this week to attend the fu-
neral of his old friend William
Mundt.
Miss Addie Randall has secured a
position in the schools of Iowa City
for which place she left the first OF
the week.
Mr.. C. D. Miller is reported as be-
ing seriously i'll with la grippe. and
Mrs. Miller has suffered a slight re-
lapse also.
w. C. Pollock returned this week
from Union. Iowa where he purchased
fine young Registered Percneron
stallion. Will says it is beauty.
Mr.. Frank Brown, a prosperous
young farmer living near Boyer was
a Denison caller to-day and took
occasion to add his name to the Re-
view list.
The Knights of Columbus and theil
ladies rendered a jolly surprise or
Monday evening to Mr.. and Mrs. D.
P. O'Brien. The party was in the
nature of a farewell as they intent
leaving for Sioux City IN short
time. The evening was enjoyablA
spent with games and delicious re
freshments. In behalf Of the assembl
ed friends Hon. P. E. G. Lally pres
ented Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien with al
elegant set of silver knives and forks
Denny and his wife have made man.
friends during their residence in Den
ison. AS deputy treasurer. Mr.
O'Brien was always pleasant and eff
cient. In spite of his rabid democrac
we have always liked him and w
wish him the top of the mornin" j
his new home.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES,

The Colored Canadian concert COM
pany expect to give concert under
the auspices of the High School Ath-
letic Association, which gets half of
the proceeds. The lecture course ex-
pected to have this company as an
extra number but decided to have a
lecture instead. So the High School
has engaged them for next Monday
night.
Earnest Wells visited his cousin
Warner Temple at the High School
last Friday.
James Hunter who has been attend
ing the High School at Abba. Iowa
has started with the D. Glass.
Hedwig Brodersen was absent one
day this week on account of sickness.
There was a called meeting of the
, Boys Debating Society. The team
that will debate with Missouri Valley
was chosen. The members are as
follows: Trace Barnhart. Clarenc.
Schooley. William Harding: alter.
nate. Oliver Saul.
The Seniors expect to give the
Juniors reception at the residence
of Mrs. Rohwer next Friday night
The invitations are very pretty. the.
are hand painted with sprig of rose
at the top. The colors are green ant
white which are the Junior colors
the rose is the Junior flower.
Prof. Fellows was in .Grinnel. iron
! Saturday until Tuesday on business
i The Boys Debating Society will b
postponed from Monday until tw
[, weeks later on account of the Cana
dian concert. AT that time the nev
officers will be elected.
At the last meeting of the Girl
Debating Society. the officers wer
chosen. as follows: Grace Schlun
berger. President; Grace Bamforc
Vice. President: Berdie Berg. SCI
| rotary; Verne Stocking. Treasurer.
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and children will remain in Vail I'M
til school closes in June. after that
they will go to Kennebec. S. D. Mr..
Costello and son Thomas left for their
new home Tuesday. with carload of
stock and machinery. We are sorry
to lose this family and the best wishes
of host Of friends go with them to
their new home.
Otto Pound was thrown off horse
last Thursday and quite badly shaken
up. The doctor was called and found
the small bone below the knee broken.
The bone was set and the patient is
doing nicely. but it will be several
days before he can be around again.
Geo. Nicholson of benson. was call
| ing OH friends here Monday.
Ben Wahlin is off duty on account
of sickness.
Mr.. Butler returned to his home in
Mechanicville the last of the week.
There was a dance in the hall Mon
day evening. About fifteen couples
were present and report most de-
lightful time.
M. j. Keane went to West Side on
business Tuesday,
Mae Hickey was passenger west
Tuesday morning.
The second number on the lecture
course was given at the opera house
Saturday evening. The singing wa.
something grand. even better thar
the people had expected. The house
was we'll filled and each and every on,
reports it the best yet.
Lew Molseed spent Tuesday ii
West Side.
l Last Sunday being Miss Ros
Smutney's birthday she was given
complete surprise. In the early par
of the evening Miss Rose was not a
home and when she returned abou
80 she was greatly surprised to fin
} about twenty-five of her immediat
, young friends there to help celebrat
, her birthday. Various games wer
2 played. refreshments served and
3 good time in general was held by all
In honor of the occasion Miss Smut
ney was presented with a handsom
: brooch. At late hour all departe
e for their homes wishing Miss RIOS
o many happy returns of the occasion.
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Hair Brushes 10 to SO cents at the
Racket Store.
Fine ladies neck wear cheap at the
Racket Store.
A. F. Durkee made Omaha a bust
ness visit yesterday.
We learn that Frank Woolston
completed deal yesterday by which
he will remove to farm near Boyer
this spring. For a fact. we hate to
see Frank and Berthe move away
from Denison. We are glad they are
going no farther.
RHODE ISLAND RED COCKERELS.
For Sale. prices right, first class
stock. HI. F. Bolton GIT
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v all

Mrs. w. F. Mitchell visited relat-
ives in Denison Thursday.
Grace Dieter left Sunday for Oma
ha to spend few days with friends.
The Somerset Club met last We'd
nesday evening at the beautiful home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Dugan. All
report splendid time
Mrs. .Conroy of Arion is visiting
relatives here few days.
Mrs. Williams left Saturday for
Woodbine where she expects to re-
main several weeks.
Miss Bayne returned to Denison
Wednesday after spending two weeks
with her friend Miss Dieter.
John Knowles went to Manila Fri
day evening to play for dance to
be given there that evening. Mr..
Knowles is fine violinist and there
fore gets many calls outside of town
to play.
Miss Regain and Miss Suhr of West
Side spent Saturday and Sunday here
! Mrs. Long of Grand Junction is
here visiting relatives and friends.
The card party given by the Royal
Neighbors in the Opera House Friday
evening was grand success both
socially and financially. There were
about IS tables in all. some played
progressive high five. while others
played somerset. The win ner in the
high five game was Jim Hill. Jr. he
received beautiful cane and Ear
Hoffman carried off the winners prize
in the somerset game which was 9
handsome china tooth pick holder.
John Dieter, Miss Pound anc
brother Allie spent Sunday in Carroll,
Kate Servoss of Denison spent Sat
urday and Sunday here with friends
Mildred Dunkle who has been visit
ing relatives here for several weeks
left Tuesday morning for Chicago
where she will visit friends few
days before returning to her home il
Ovid, Mich. While here Miss Dunkl
made any warm friends, who ar
sorry to have her leave.
j. B. Costello has moved his fam
lily to town they are now nicely settl
ed in the Mrs. Miley residence in tn
west part of town. Mrs. Costell
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SHERlFF,S SAVE.

Notice is hereby given: That by virtue of a
Special Execution, ~ me irected. issued out
OF the Office Of the CLERK OF an. District Court
of the State of Iowa. in aid for Crawfor.,
County. upon a Judgment rendered in said
COURT IN favor Of Laton Smmerman and
against John $. Malonev. Lillian E. Maloney
and r A. Romans have LEVIED upon the
following described re Al estate as the property
of the raid John Maloney, Lillian E. Nal
NL and Twelve az, in Block One Hundred
Eleven (llD in the incorporated Town OF Den
ison, Crawford County. Iowa. according to
the recorded plat thereof; and that on the
18th day Of March. 1907, ut 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon of said day, at the Court House In
WI
as may be necessary, 30 satisfy said execut-
ion amounting to Six Hundred sixty Nine and
43-iN Dollars a(s68a,43), debt; Forty and 2 lOt
Dollars GAO. Oh, attorneys fees, and taxes and
court costs and abstracts fees S9S.l3 costs
together with interest and accruing COSTS al
public auction to the highest bidder for cash
Dated February 18th, 1907.
THOs. MEEHAN,
72 Sheriff OF Crawford County, Iowa.
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IaOS. hEEHAN,
Sheriff of Crawford County, Iowa
THE Los ANGELES LIMITED

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Pullman drawing room and private
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$500 WILL BE GIVEN

For any case of rheumatism which
can not be cured by DR.. Drummond' S.
Lightning Remedies. The proprietors
do not hide this offer. but print it in
bold type on all their circulars. wrap
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1t will work wonders. One bottle
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druggist has not got it he will order
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HOMESEEKERS' RATES

HOMESEEKERS' RATES.
Homeseekers' tickets on sale via
The North Western Line the first and
third Tuesday Of each month at very
low rates for the round trip points
throughout the west. northwest and
southwest. Also special low rates for
one-way colonists' tickets same dates
in February and March to Colorado.
Wyoming and the Black Hills. and
to Pacific Coast points daily during
March and April.
Ask agents The North Western Line
for particulars. 7-3t
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Adam Short is on the sick list.

Adam Short is on the sick list.
John Jones of Denison attended the
card party Friday evening.
G. L. Dieter made business trip
to Carroll Tuesday.
| Chas. McGill moved his family and
household goods into the M. E. par
sonage. MIR. McGill intends working
! on the section this summer.
Mrs. d. Mccarthy and Mrs. John
Kelly of Denison were calling on Vail
friends Monday. returning home in
the evening.
The Somerset Club met Tuesday eve
ming with Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Duffey.
Our public school observed Lincoln 8
birthday by essays. short talks and
recitations.
Miss Hannah Hushion returned Fri
day from Sedalia, Mo-. where
she has been for some time.
Dan Dougherty of Dixon, Neb. is
spending the week in Vail with old
friends.
Some twenty Royal Neighbors gave
Mrs. Claude Paine a surprise Monday
evening by calling to spend the even
ing. 1t was farewell party as Mrs.
Paine expects soon to go to Dakota
where her husband has been the last
month building their new house. The
best wishes of all go with them in
their new home.
Miss Walsh visited at the j.. P.
Naughton home the first of the week.
Luella Vennink is on the sick list.
John Granny was in West Side
Monday on business.
Mrs. VIM. Fitzsimmons is numbered
among the sick.
A. j. Monahan visited in Council
Bluffs and Omaha the first of the
week.
Mrs. R. R. Robinson was called to
Boone the first of the week on account
of the serious illness of Mr.. Barnett.
Mrs. Mllligan of Manila is visit
ing at the home of her grandson r.
Brockelsby.
The Vail High School basket ball
team. played the West Side team on
Wednesday night.
Will Wilroth. of Denison spent
Sunday in Vail shaking hands with
friends.
Annie o'Boyle visited relatives in
Carroll Friday.
ALT. Sterek visited Ben White in
Sioux City Sunday and says Ben is
doing splendid and will soon be home.
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NOTICE TO LECTURE COURSE
SUBSCRIBERS

In order to allow Prof. Robertson
to make a trip to South America in
March the lecture course committee
has accepted Feb. 26 for his lecture
here instead of March 81. as printed
on the tickets. Reserved seats on
sale Monday Feb. 25.
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OSTEOPATHY.

DIR. Emma tombstone. Osteopathic
Physician. Denison. Iowa. Office and
residence at the home of Mr.. E. O..
Them. C. G. Phone No. 236. 49-tf
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PUBLIC SALE.

We will hold our sixth annual sale,
of pure bred Duroc Jersey bred sows
to be held at Pleasant Hill Farm four
and one half miles north of Kiron;
six and a half miles southwest of
Odebolt: and twelve miles west and
one-auarter of a mile south of Wall
Lake. Iowa
WEDNESDAY FEB. 20. 1907
Commencing at one O'Clock sharp.
Offering will consist of eight tried
sows. two fall and thirty-one spring
gifts. These sows are richly bred.
They are large. with good finish and
feeding qualities. having plenty Of
bone and standing on good feet. with
excellent back and hams and having
the best of color. We think it the
best all-around lot we have yet had
to offer. Sows are all bred to four
excellent boars: Bonny Boy 22477 !:
Achiever's Best 5318l3: Kiron Gaytee
1888: and Bonny Boy Again 1886.
There will be new blood for old
customers. good blood for new ones,
and good hogs for everybody.
Sale will be held in warm building.
No postponement. Send for cata-
logue which gives breeding and terms
and plan to attend sale. Free con-
veyance to and from sale to those
coming by train from Odebolt and
Kiron. Those driving some distance
by team will be provided warm stable
room.
Free lunch at noon.
B. A. SAMUELSON
Kiron. Iowa Rte. No. 1
Col. A. S. 1eaquist. Auctioneer.
w. F. Bay. Clerk.
Farm connected with Kiron and
New State Telephone.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-14

10 tho dance which was given the
nipht before. the noor was In poor
cnndlilon foF the game. but those
Who attended report q good contest
The local team attributed their de-
feat 10 being on strange floor, an {
b trs optelassed Ia weight.
The score at the clone OF the fir't
half was ~ 10 and In the second
half the girls OF willamette became
more confident after learning the
tactics OF their opponents. and made
an excellent shoWing. Miss Moore
and Miss Soogglns, Il Is reported,
maao tho best showing Tor the O, A.
.C.. while the honors Tor the local
team we're we'll divided among the
players
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WARNING TO wnEELMEN.
Chlrf Gibson u Determined to hn'
fsrce The Provisions of the M
cycle Ordinance.

chlef OF Police D. W. Gibson IL
drtormiued 10 enforce al OF tho or
dlnancea on the city statutes. and
especially the blcyclo ordinance. Tie
unmarked that there was a notable
laof o. respect for this Law on the
part OF ihe public % late and stated
that he proposed Ia enforce it 90 The
letter o. 10 the provisions fof rid
ins on forbidden sidewalks and tho
carr,ins 90 lights
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CURRENT
TOPICS
TO-DAY
prepared for the Public schools
AID the Family Circie.

Tho value of manufactures and
raw materials impoFted tho past n
monihs was stoa.ooo.ooo against
100000 ,eoo for ths same months Ia
1898 rhs total salue % manaiae-
Iursrs sApofsed darlns 1909 vill en-
ecsd sfooooe. goo
Nm. .. nHAn. at Nebraska. en-.
dorses che position oi President
Roosevelt ia dischaFglnE tho riot
Gus nesro tl0ons who shot up the
ioeR et nrosus,ilie Texas
president Jordan. OF stanford
paisersiy. declares il Nould b. a
"hoodlum ~, assip@ gVntlcRan
natloa for the Unlted States 10 pass
a law ea,ludins the Japanese from
oar omutgy.
Nrates one ol che grcaten mata-
dors % spain. aas guged TO death In
a ball hs6t 10 g0s cts ot Mexico sun.
day
ilnn coeny farmeru AK Cor Law
plasiag a bounty on coyotes aud
polEaFs
Tho orvson legislature met and
eegaH the work of Organization GA
lanuary itgh.
rhere pas an eclipse az the san
to-day, visible Ia RasleFn Raroaa ana
tAa fhlipplne islands. bat nol Ia oar
cosstls.
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HANDSOME sILNER TIA sEr,
GoI.D PLATED CIOCK AND DOLL,
GlVKN AWAY A. PRIZES. EACH
aO-CENr PURCHASE ENTITIES
NOU To 4 CoUPoN. NOt NAY M
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-14

Tho Willamette ladlea basketball
team we're defeated saturday nighl
~ Corvallis b. the fair eo-eda OF tho
or,auR Agricultural College 20 tha
tune 81 ~ 20 2 The game Vas
played a. the collego hail. Apd. oeing
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-24
SUMMARY.

Bal on hand last settlement, overdraft 1868
Receipts Observation-Disclosures. 2,609.22
Total of balance and receipts. Sls5S.l7
Disbursements ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l024 SO
Balance ..................... sSs. 66
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Township Trustees Financial Report
to the Advisory Board.

North Township, Marshall County, Indiana,
William L Hoover, Township Trustee
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Township Trustees Financial Report
to the Advisory Board.

West Township, Mars--all County, Indiana
George p. Morlock, Township Trustee.
Dated January l, 1907.
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Local Tuition Fund.
Special School Fund.
Road Fund,

Balance on hand last settlement. 475
ZONES Grant, Co Treas, Dec distrib.... 767 40
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DISBURSEMENTS.
Township Fund.

VIM Baker, sup election and town sups 900
II l. Singrey, Kelver ditch COST. 467
ID + Vanvactor, Clio per pay Law d 5000
T. Boys, publishing report. ...... $3.50
c w Metsker, pub rep, card, bi-mon 1850
ID III Goble x Co, township SUPP. 3.17
Henry Piker, supervisor service. 1900
III l. Singrey, road tax list... 1900
VIM II Matthews, legal service...... $500
VIM McKesson, tile and dig Lem d.. 25.cs
Jones Grant, on Lem & Lorse ditch IS s5
Chas Ramsay, advisory service. 500
VIM Lawrence, advisory service. SOD
ID Kiger * Co, tip and supervis sup 11.50
Robert Evans, supervisor 3. 1-Ss
Samuel Beier. supervisor serv no H.. 77.06
Henry Pike, supervisor serv no L.. 1896
Nels Larson, supervisor service no g.. 700
Francis kepler, supervisor serv no s.. 300
John Overmyer, supervisor service no $3.50
Vim Murphy, supervisor service no A.. 1890
ID Kirger x Co, justice peace sup. 14-15
ID III Goble x Co, township SUPP. S35
ID Vanvactor, loo Cox&Co Rad 1l.20
Geo p Morlock, service act......... $4,000
Geo Morlock Office rent and storage $500
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Township Trustees Financial Report
to the Advisory Board.
RECEIPTS.
Balance

Tippecanoe township, Marshall County, In
diana, b. +. Meredith Township Trustee.
Dated January /, 1907.
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Additional Road Fund.

Balance on hand last settlement 650-s
Jones Grant, Co Treas, June distrib.. 1920
Jones Grant, Co Treas Dec distrib.... Ia
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SUMMARY.
Tuition Fund.
Local Tuition Fund.

Theron Hoover, teaching no 1.s 1890
Oliver Lawrence teaching no 2. 1900
Cora Morlock, teaching no 4.......... ITO
claude Garrison, teaching no 5........ $500
Floy Beiler, teaching no 6......... 1877
Fern Morlock, teaching 7........... 1Ss.25
Myrtle Bolman, teaching no s....... 1850
Helen Machel, teaching no 9........... 167.47
Joseph Whitesell, teaching no 10 a.. 1926
Ida Asp, teaching 10 b.............. 1850
Maisie Thompson, teaching no 12...... ITO
Grace Thomas, teaching no n........ 1925
Claude Garrison, teaching No ~ $500. 1s9 20
Helen Machel, teaching no 81. -. III 50
Floy Beier, teaching 9.--......--. 1870
Oliver Lawrence, teaching no 10....... 206.s
Ellen Marsh, teaching no 4..........-. t6i.45
Cora Hoover, teaching no s......... 1880
Victor Flick, teaching no 6........... 1862
Louisa Corse, teaching no u.......... 1880
Joseph Whitesell, teaching no 6........ 1000
t. en a.
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Cash on hand Jan 1905 tp fund. 49,. $500 03
Cash hand 1905 tuition fund. 1890. 3l3S3s
Cash on hand Jan. / 1905, sp sch fund 403l
Road fund overdrawn 1905, $l2i2.1
Cash hand, Jan 1905, ad road fund 1881 ~
Cash hand Jan 1905 lib fund. 49,. 1912
Cash on hand Jan / 1905, log fund.-. 1920
w A Hardesty.j p and fees............ $50
tones Grant. Co Treas I'll 90
Bert Ames. one stove. 100
Jones Grant, Co Treas tip fund. $500. 1896 ii
Jones Grant, Co Treas tuition fund.-. 1896 43
Jones Grant, Co Treas, spl sch fund. 1913 IS
Jones Grant, Co Treas, road fund. -. 217995
Jones Grant, Co Treas, ad road fund. SS543
Jones Grant, dog, tuition fund.-. 81
Dog fund collected 1905. ............-.. 900
Dog fund 1906 ..... ..... 1890
Geo p Morlock, transfers. 700
o l. Grossman, transfers. ............ 1922
Co commrs, Mcpherson Bros brdgs 1878
Clyde Ward, brick. 1.34
Quincy Cram. brdp plank ....... 450
Eli Hall, smoke stack. zoo
Jones Grant, Co Treas. tuition fund.- 1928
David Harrington, smoke stack........ zoo
Total receipts. Observation-Disclosures lISSS.s 80
Jones Grant, Co Treas, tip fund ....:.. 10S4.36
Jones Grant, Co Treas, tuition fund: 1883 oil
Jones Grant, Co Treas, spl school fund 695.s6
Jones Grant, Co Treas, road fund.-: 52.16
Jones Grant, Co Treas, add road fur'd 21lo
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SUMMARY.
Township Fund.

Balance on hand last settlement. slSsS.s 90
Receipts ..-.....-.-.-..--.s .-.....'-''.' 'o-'o'
Total of balance and receipts. -si4oe 90
Disbursements ...................... z12azo
Balance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sl6s5-94
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ferguson Charles N
Hoover John. $500.
Hardesty w A&wife
same
Hartman Minnie n.
Mat.>hett James H..
L.ovina J Roberts. -.
same
Shafer James NJ.
Swihart Mary J......
Widner 1elitha.
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Balance on hand last settlement. .-.....S 1922
tones Grant, Co Treas, June distrib. 5lO36
Jones Grant, Co Treas, Dec distrib.... 7-Oi
ZONES Grant, reimb for culverts. 1860