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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-19
PARTIAL JUSTICE.

A somewhat peculiar case IS reported
by the Blsbee Arizona. Daily Review
of March 10. 1t seems that a married
man was alleged to have taken n mar
rled woman, not his wife, TO a hotel In
Arizona and engaged a room whore
drinks we're served and that the couple
occupied the same bed. The report In
the paper mentioned says;
"In accordance with the motion COM
municuted to United States Commits
sioner Stanford a few days ago by j. l..
r.. Alexander, United States attorney
for Arizona, the case against Mrs, Mary
StanaWay, I'm which the defendant was
charged with a violation OF the Edo
munds act, was dismissed in the federal
court when It came up for hearing yes
terdny morning. and copy OF the pros
ecutlng attorneys letter was tilod as n
part of the court record, and great sur
prise was then expressed. After stating
ia the opening portion of his letter to
the commissioner that he had come to
the conclusion that there was an ul-
terror motive ON the part OF the CONE
claimants. because of the fact that they
were residents of Biabee instead OF Tue
son. where the oiicnsc b. alleged TO
have been committed. Alexander goes
on TO explain hts understanding Of the
law.
"The peculiar construction placed on
the law by the United States district at
turncy INA which he practically says that
he win prosecute mo one under 10 un-
less they are of Mormon fnith or the
facts In the case are notorious, is best
shown IN his own language, which Is as
follows
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-19
CHINA AND JAPAN.
Nav York Evenlng Post.

China's negotiations with Japan over
the seizure of the Tatsu with q cargo
of arms consigned to revolutionary sup
porters in Canton, are turning in favor
of the Pekin government. Chinese
diplomacy has always possessed a pecu-
liar advantage in the looseness OF con-
troll exercised by the central govern
ment over the provincial authorities,
With viceroys possessing semi-inde-
pendent power. dilatoriness and evasion
on the part of the Chinese foreign of
flee could always find fair measure Of
excuse. Only very determined onset
by combination of European powers
was effective in bringing the imperial
government to time in the days before
the Boxer uprising. In the present in
stance, however, Chinese diplomacy has
on its side what Is. after all, the i'm
portant advantage of a good cause. The
importation of arms into the empire has
been forbidden by various treaties since
the Boxer uprising. There seems no
doubt that the arms were destined for
the use of Chinese insurgents. The gov
eminent, finally, is positive in its asser-
ton that the seizure of the Tatsu was
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-19
THAT INSURANCE RATE.

The American party organ hastens
to the defense of the management Of
the fire department, 1t informs its
readers, in substance. that there Is
not any inefficiency but that the high
er Insurance rate paid here is due to a
determination of the directors of the
insurance companies TO have fire
chief IN salt Lake, who will pay tith-
ing! Was there ever more idiotc
plea heard outside n lunatic asylum?
What Is the rate at which that organ
estimates the Intelligence Of its read
ers when it dares to offer them such
"husksn for mental refreshment?
The facts, as related to us, are that
the Mayor, during n visit TO the coast
approached the representatives of in
surance companies to ascertain wheth-
er lower rates could not be obtained,
and that he was told that a reduc-
tion OF % per cent could be had, il
the city administration would take
the department out of politics and
place It on business basis. The May
or, we are told, came homo determined
to exercise his nuilence for the bene-
nt of the public In this matter, but
lie made the mistake of submitting the
question to n caucus OF American
party dietstors, aud that was the end
Of 1t. The said dictators virtually told
the Mayor The people be --."
This. we say. is the story, as It has
come to this office The American
administration are exaeting, with the
Keen appreciation OF a shyluck of the
technicalities OF the bond, every cent
they can from the business men. Id
censes have been raised. In some in
stances as much as from 20 TO 80 per
cent, though business has fallen off.
They are figuring on higher taxes and
higher water rates, and they are talk
ing about asking tho city 10 authorize
them TO issue another half a million
dollars IN bonds thereby SIN further
adding 10 the burdens of taxation. But
when the Mayor suggests. as we are
told he has done, that the fire depart
mont be placed on business basis SO
that the insurance rates can be re-
dueed "A little, their only answer Is,
'The people be --."
But what can DE expected as long
az the nnrty Is dominated by dlctators
who need some money for legitimate
purposes ana more FOR tine reward of
party promoters? What can be ex-
pocted nom am aggregation held TO-
gether by a creed of which grart rs the
FIRST principle? But how does the
management. viewed from business
standpoint strike the business men OF
this Cityl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-19
RELIEF SOCIETY CONFERENCE.

The April conference of the General
Relief society will be held in tho salt
Lake Assembly hall in this city, meet
ings commencing on Thursday, April 2
1908, at 10 u. m. and at > p, m, and
on Friday, April 3, at the same place
and the same hours, two sessions each
day, An officers and members Of the
society are earnestly requested to be
present. The Young Ladies and Pri-
mary associations are also included in
this invitation. Presiding authorities
of the Church. bishops and brethren
Interested in Relief Society work Will
be most welcome
BATHsHEBA w, SMITH,
President.
ANNIE TAYLOR HYDE,
IDA sMOoT DUSENBERRY,
Counselors.
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CONFERENCES NOTICE.

The seyenty-nlnth annual, general
Conference OF the Church of Jesus
Christ OF Latter-day Saints VIII as
semble In the Tabernacle, salt Lake
city, on saturday. April 4, 1905, at 10
O'Clock a. m. A full attendance of the
officers and members is hereby re-
quested,
The general Priesthood meeting will
be held in the Tabernacle on Saturday
April 4. at o'clock p. m.
JOSEPH f. SMITH,
JOHN II. wINDER,
ANTHoN H. LUND.
First Presidency.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-19
CHANGE OF FAsTDAY.

The FIRST Sunday Of April being Con-
ference Sunday it is suggested that
Sunday March %, be observed as a
fast day in salt Lake, Ensign, Liberty.
plonecr, Jordan. Granite and Davis
Stakes, and any other Stake in which
the Stake authorities find that the reg
ular fastday services are interfered
with by the General Conference,
JOSEPH Il. SMITH,
JOHN II. WtNDER,
ANTHON II. LUND,
First Presidency.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-19
ANARCHISTS A BATTLING PROB
LEM.
Philadelnhin Record.

1t Is quite as impossible to keep an
archists out of the country us 1t is TO
keep bacill out of milk The anarchist
does not bring his anarchy hither In
his handbag or wear it anywhere on
the outside OF his anatomy. He has IL
secretly bestowed inside of him In his
disordered mind. The professional
mounting anarchists who make the
preaching of anarchism an occupation
and a means of livelihood can be dealt
with; but the wretches who strike first
and talk afterward IL they talk at all.
furnish one of the most baffling prob
lens with which civilized society has
to deal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-19

II the police department were all
Rileys maybe the jail would have TO
be enlarged, but it's pretty hard on
political party when the district in
which It's boss lives has to employ
spoclal officer to maintain peace and
quiet and keep thieves moving.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-19
THE FRoL1c.
New York EvenIng sun.

NNW lNTk LNtHIIB SUN
Admiral Evans's statement that the
fleet was ready for "a fight or frolic"
Is already demonstrated to have been
superiuous. The only problem con-
fronting the crews OF the battleships Is
whether or not they win be able to
stand the hospitality Of the cities that
are to be visited on the journey around
the globe California is camped out on
the water front against the arrival of
the armada. Australia is preparing to
make the visit one long holiday. Japan
is ready to risk the national credit in
order TO dine and wine the sailors.
BY the time that Mediterranean waters
are reached our tars viii be- longing for
the rest of the Atlantic voyage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-19

Berlin dispatches say nine policemen
were injured in suffragette demon
stration yesterday. The fact that for
ty-seyen arrests We're made shows
that although the women made good
physical showing, the law still has an
advantage
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-19

Mr.. Forgon thinks Mr.. La Toilette
handles the truth rccklessly, The ex-
pressed Views of Mr.. La Toilette re-
garding bankers Of great wealth might
be summed up in similar words. To
use tennis phrase, the proposition
seems to he "hfteen love"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-19
TIE WORLD or BUSINESS.

Trade seems to be but little affected
III this city Notwithstanding the gem
eral depression IN the country az
large There Is said 10 be rather light
buying however in commodities not
strictly staples Building, on the
o'her hand promises 10 keep up wel,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-19
MEND HOT WATER BAGS


For years | have thrown away hot
water bags that had only tiny break
IN the rubber but 1 found by applying
several coats of liquid court plaster and
letting each coat dry before applying
the next II will prolonB their useful
ness. The court plaster is water proof
and the hot water Will not melt 1t.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-19
Frank.

Before you marry my daughter"
said the stern parent. II must be as
sured that YOU can support her."
"I'll do my best, sir" answered the
prospective son-in-law, but, of course,
that will depend on how much you are
willing to pay me to take her off your
hands."--St. Louis Post Dispatch,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-19

Mr.. Lllley seems to be getting into
deeper water than the submarine ever
went; but he gives signs of rising to
the top and firing his projectiles OF
proof into the enemy's quarters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-19
Proved by the Suit,

why is she getting a divorce?"
"On the grounds OF misrepresenta-
ton. She says that before they We're
married he claimed to be we'll off,
And what does he say?'
"He says he was, but didn't know it,"
-Lipplncott's.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-19
IL Did.

Waiter (who has just served up some
soup)--Looks uncommonly like rain,
sir.
Diner-Yes. by jove, and tastes like
1t, too! Bring me some thick soup
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-19

The annual conference Of the Sunday
School Union will be held in the Tab
ernacle on Sunday. April 5. at O'Clock
p. m. JOSEPH +. SMITH.
General Superintendent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-19
JUST FOR FUN.
The Run Keeps Aroot.

The shoemaker should be awl to the
good. Philadelphia Record.
Press.
To the very last.-Buffalo Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-19
His Only Chance.

Anxious Mother-Oh, professor, don't
you think my dear little Reginald will
ever learn to draw?
Prof. Crayon--No, madam; not unless
you harness him up to u truck-Comic
Cuts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-19

Honduras is catching the fever to
stride forward. A recent election was
noteworthy for steps taken TO secure
a constitutional government.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-19

When 1t comes to the fast pace, the
American car is showing that the
Yankees will come under the wire u
winner even against the French.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-19

The Hayti trouble has blown over
almost as soon as it started and peace
for the foreign element in the little
republic now seems assured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-19

With the proposed Railroad Party"
in the field, the political situation of
the country would assume a more live
ly aspect at least.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-19

Is it to appear that Mr.. Alexander is
u mollycoddle?
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-05-21
DISBURSEMENTS OF CON-
TINGENT-- MISCEL-
-LANEOUS.

Z Boron. stamps and expenses
and interest oso
M Smith, stamps and expenses 90
c Beard, having cess pool cleaned on
c F Beard, board Of prisoners so25
| o D Austin. printing notice to
| teachers iw
A B Ludwick, stamps and expenses
and interest $40
Wall Street Summary, publishing
bond sale "
Bennett & Hupp. supplies at Jail LOO
w r Bell, stamps and expenses 80
w B Dawson, stamps and expenses Woo
A Ives, stamps and expenses 8W
! c G. Weeks, stamps aud expenses Is 10
IF Ludwick. supplies court house
and Jail y"
Bennett & Wheeler Nero Co, sup
plies for Jail ESQ
Holloway Grocery Co, provisions
small pox cases 800
Bryon London, keys for Jail go
Bryon London. 0
c c Weeks, stamps NV
Mrs Kate Hupp, matron rest room
and interest HW
liz Boron, expenses as bridge
commissioner and interest 20 ~
w r Bell, stamps o2'
IL E Dowell. publishing notices and
v interest IW
IN. Ives, stamps NV
c NBeard, board Of prisoners SsW
5JA Rogers. supplies county officers 20
la o Yoeman. work at county jail 40
lY c Combs, stamps and expenses 10
II M Smith, stamps and expenses 100
aRich Hill Tribune, publishing
Carpenter & Shafer, ice court house
| and Jail Io
Carpenter & Shafer, ice court house 49,
and Jail 2N
Bennett Wheeler Nero Co, supplies
county Jail
IL S Radford, team and carriage
county judges S0
lao Yoeman, work on court house
and Jail i0
deacon Bros. merchandise court
house and Jail H0
deacon Bros. supplies county Jail 2A
aDeacon Bros, IN
la L Ives, stamps and expenses gu
lC Beard, board Of prisoners and -
/ expenses 81
1C G Weeks, stamps 80
jBates County Democrat, publish
ing financial statement 1873
tW r Bell, salary and fees May 1858 II
IW R Bell. stamps ~
mrs gate Hupp. matron ladies rest -
II RON no
5lLM Smith. stamps 90
n D Embree. stamps and expenses 81
SlNorrell Mfg Co. disinfectents court
house and Jail W
Carpenter & Shafer. ice court house
and Jail 20
Butler Water. Light & Power Co..
[ water court house and jail @I
IA n Culver. furniture ladies rest -.
room ""
Hire Cash Store. supplies county
III jail
| Icsspester & shafer, ice courthouse
j nd Jail
| uesfy Reinheimef, telephones for
Guaster 1t court house s, Do
fu Smith. stemrs -.
- Boron. expense = bridge com
i siiosiopef - "a n.
IWD Dawson, stamps
HLIves stanpss r "
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-05-21
DISBURSEMENT OF SALARY
FUND.

SANADs
r + Harper, two days county court 1000
S T Broaddus, one day Board OF APP
peal and interest $40
Jno Armstrong, one day county
court and interest $40
Jno Armstrong, one day court and
mileage $40
c NJ Barley, fees for August SO
M Morris one day county court
and interest 2s
NJ B Morris, one day county court
and interest 2os
NJ B Morris. waiting on circuit
court bV6
NJ B Morris. one day Board Of
Equalization and interest 51b
p A Bruce, one day county court
and interest sls
p A Bruce, one day Board Of APP
peal and interest $40
A B Owens. one day Board Of APP
peal and interest $40
Jno F Herrell, fees August 1905 and
interest 1853 %
Jno Herrell. one day board OF
equalization and interest S2
w NJ Hardinger. part payment for
.s,essiur county and interest los 90
w NJ Hardinger, part payment for
assessing county and interest los 90
p A Bruce, one day bosfd Of eQuali.
zatiou and interest sa
W M Hardinger. one day board Of
appeais and interest $40
p A Bruce, one day county court
and interest bH
Edward o Jackson, II days as
steuosraphef and Interest i@ 70
katherine A Tucker. attending cir
cult eourt sdsssand interest 1854
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-05-21

Cannon & Weimer Elevator Com
pany lool
Butler Municipal Light Plant.
lights court house and Jail $50
Butler Municipal Light Plant,
lights court house and Jail 100
,, Butler Municipal Light Plant,
lights court house and Jail 1850
Iotal.......-..- ........,....., 80 ~
ID Allen, forms and supplies eoun-
~ officers S $3.50
Republican Press, stationery 10
Reed Adams < Co, subscription to
Citation 400
Saml Dodsworth \ Co, books and
supplies 07o
| Geo ID Barnard x Co. blank books 300
Buxton & Skinner, supplies coun.
ty officers ia
Robt Smith. supplies county
| Offices 1885
VT Rosser, stationery for sheriff 500
w T Rosser, supplies county OF.
fcers $50
Bates County Democrat, forms end
stationary Il 20
Geo d Barnard & Co, books and
supplies ItSl
STANDARD Printing Co, supplies
county officers SEQ
Bates County Democrat, supplies
county officers 100
J d Allen, supplies county officers M
Cd Austin, IN
J F Ludwick. supplies county Of.
fcers 72I
Frank Clay, supplies county officers 49,
Republican Press, supplies county
officers So
w T Rosser. supplies county col
lector as
Bates County Democrat, supplies
county officers Nu
Dick Howard. supplies county Of
Oh hcers 81
Buxton < Skinner, Justice dockets go
0 Buxton < Skinner, supplies sherifs
Office l05
0 Buxton & Skinner, supplies county
8 officers 80
Buxton & Skinner. supplies county
5 officers 355
o c X Walters, making up tax lists 2s
I'D Allen, supplies county officers $50
% Schooly Stationery Co, supplies
county officers IL
% Geo D Barnard < Co, supplies conn
ty officers 2sC
Is Geo d Barnard & Co. supplies
% county officers 90
70 Geo d Barnard & Co supplies coun-
% ty officers 81!
Geo d Barnard & Co, supplies coun.
. ty officers Is.
n n a~I Y. NJ, Ia,
s3 ty officers liS
Buxton & Skinner, books for Pro-
So bate Judge So
Saml Dodsworth Book Co, supplies
So county officers
d Allen. supplies county officers 90
90 Bates County Democrat, supplies
county officers Il
90 Bates County Democrat, supplies
70 county officers 80
Geo d Barnard X Co. supplies
30 county officers 81
90 Geo d Barnard K Co, supplies
county officers
90 Buxton < Skinner, supplies county
officers 81
90 Buxton & Skinner, supplies county
officers 10
80 Schooley Stationery Co, supplies
circuit Judge
80 Standard Printing Co. supplies
county clerks Office
30 d Allen, Justice of the Peace
forms, etc l6l
90 Saml Dodsworth Book Co, supplies
circuit judge
90 Ed Gwittien supplies circuit clerk !
National Office Supply Co, supplies
" county officers Il
- Geo D Barnard & Co. supplies coun-
81 ty officers "a
y Total .......... S / 800
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-05-21

c F Beard. board of prisoners 25ob
Y c Combs, stamps SIS
c w Hess, supplies county Jail 1000
c G Weeks, stamps and expenses $40
w Bell, stamps 400
o ID Austin. publishing teachers
notices 90
Mrs Kate Hupp, matron ladies rest
room IL 100
Frank Mabbott, donation to Butler
Fire Department 1900
Jno Ray, repairing wash bowl in
sheri1s Office $50
F Ludwick, supplies in county
superintendent's Office 40
w H Bell, stamps and expenses 225
Henry Reinheimer, telephones for -
quarter court house and Jail 5000
Bryon London, repairing lock in
Treasnrers Office rs
Geo w Ellis, repairing clock in
court room 100
Geo w Ellis, repairing clock in
court room l SO
7 D Embree. stamps and expenses II So
Robt Smith, supplies county Of
fcers rs IS
Joe Meyer, supplies county Jail 400
Beard, board Of prisoners 49 50
Beard, freight on disinfectants IS
Beard. stamps and expenses $50
NJ Smith, " 479
The Frank Sheppard Co., supplies
circuit clerk 300
The Creamoline Mfg Co. disinfect-
ants court house and Jail 70 50
Geo Bright, stock in Farmers
Mutual Telephone Co rs 90
, Norfleet K Ream, oil janitor court
house so
Farmers and Manufacturers Bank,
adding machine 200 90
Norfleet & Ream. oil janitor court
house IS
E Boron, expense as bridge COM
missioner Gas
A l. Ives, stamps and supplies 9l5
Bennett-Wheeler Nero Co, supplies
county Jail As
c G Weeks. stamps and expenses sol
f Dowell, publishing teachers
/ notices 100
Frank Clay. ink county clerk rs
F., Frank Clay. supplies county officers 60
Thos N Board. viewer Cass-Bates
proposed Drainage Dist 1s5
Carpenter & Shafer ice court house
and Jail 50t
M Smith, stamps and expenses 295
w Bell, stamps 6A
+, Republican Press. supplies county
officers 20f
c G Weeks. stamps and expenses 100t
T. c F Beard. freight on disinfectants IS
c + Beard. stamps and expenses 2A
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-05-21

biyou l.ouuoht icpaiiihk heNko ~
Jail lis
Bryon London. repairing locks at
court house %
! NJ Smith, stamps SI5
T ID Embree, stamps 6B
A L Ives. stamps aud expenses $50
Bennett-wheeler. supplies county
Jail leo
E Boron. expenses as bridge
commissioner 17s
~ Whitset, shelving in county
clerks vault 400
Y c Combs, stamps and expenses l1@
Schooley Stationery Co. typewriter
for recorders Office noo
Walton Trust Co, making tax suits
abstracts SOL 90
Butler Municipal Light Plant.
lights court house and Jail 6S
John IIules, repairing furnace walls soo
c F Beard, board prisoners and
stamps HS
Frank Clay, supplies county clerk rs
c G Weeks, stamps and expenses 500
+ B Boron, expenses as bridge
commissioner S6s
Mrs Kate Hupp, matron rest room Ho
w r Bell. commission on disburse'
ments 50 80
w K Bell, stamps 40
Ray Taylor. repairing adding ma
chine stand 100
Bennett. Wheeler. supplies county
Jail W
Vantrees Bros. making shovel for
janitor court house 20
w Guyton. weighing county coal 40
Republican Press, letter head and
| Local Option ballots 200
A /. Ives, stamps 10
w Weeks. expenses to Rich Hill
with county court LOO
c F Beard, board OF prisoners 1855
Mrs Kate Hupp, matron rest room 1900
w R Bell. commission on dis
bursements 1875
CG Weeks, stamps 200
Sam Levy Mere Co. supplies court
house 90
TO d Austin, publishing local cleo
tion notices nW
I.oganMoore Lumber Co. lumber
for shelves county clerks vault 7st
NJ Smith. stamps ....t 4b'
Sam Dodsworth Book Co, supplies
Probate Judge al
w B Dawson. stamps so
Bennett Wheeler Nero Co, supplies
county Jail ~
Mrs Kate Hupp, matron ladies rest
room HW
Norfleet and Ream. oil janitor court
house III
Milton Journey, Ia dozen brooms Isl
J A Silvers, stamps for 1907 laV
Y c Combs, stamps and expenses 10
|. Duvall < Percival, part payment
q court house sewerage and interest 1867
Duvall 4 Percival. part payment
y court house sewerage and interest 1867
Duvall & Percival part payment
N court house sewerage andinterest O5'
y Duvall & Percival, part payment
N court house sewerage and interest O57
y Matthias Rapp, damages on drain
N age right of way Sc
y Border Telephone, publishing
N teachers notices II
Joe Meyer, overalls for Jail inmates
N Vantrees Bros. repairing pump at
: Jail and interest
YC Combs, stamps and expenses l6t
N w Baker. livery hire for county
judges ~
* j Baker. livery hire for county
judges 81
M Duvall- Percival Trust Co, estimate
10 on court house O6s
"a Duvall.Percival Trust Co, estimate
- Is on court house l 06S
Duvall- Percival Trust Co, estimate
D. Is on court house ! 06s
" Mrs Kate Hupp, matron ladies rest
.oI room IL
~ Mrs Kate Hupp. matron ladies rest
On room IL
~ Geo Barnard & Co, rubber bands for
circuit clerk
W Total ....... S 10 339