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Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
CANE TO LINCOLN
Visitors, With College Pitcher in Box.
Win by Score Of 5 to /.
hendrix PROVES A PHENOM
Allows only Two scratch Hits 20
Omaha BatteTs--oame WIN
Net Graham Something
Over 5000.


Lincoln, 81 Omaha, 1.
The sun smiled graciously Yesterday upon
the diamond at vinton street park and
furnishedvan ideal day for the playing Of
the exhibition game between Omaha and
Lincoln for the benefit OF George Graham.
second basemau OF the Omaha team. who
was injured this spring before the regular
season opened. There were Just enough
clouds in the sky TO make the day ideal
and over 1000 fans paid their way into the
grounds 70 show their appreciation Of the
work OF George Graham while he wore an
Omaha uniform. II the thought Of Graham
and his injury was In the mind OF every
patron Of the game the thought Of the
Imperative need OF Graham on the diamond
was kept constantly before everybody by
the miserable work Of the Rourkes. The
game viii net Graham over 5000.
Jack Thomas was called TO Lincoln on
some important business and his place was
filled by Thurgy, secretary of the Lincoln
base ball club. He did right pert in the
field, taking thirteen chances like a veteran.
The absentee. from the Omaha game was
Captain Franek. who went to the train Ia
meet hfs wife, who WINS enroute from Cali
fornia east. Belden took his place at short,
WEIGH played right and HoIlenbeck center
field. He did not shine at short, neither
did ne. cHtch many balls which came his
way. King was, even worse than the others
and had three errors charged against him.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
NTIuR-cITL LRGGUE IN STRAITS
Amateur Organisation Fails 90 Draw
Paying CrOWds

IA the Intsr-Qity Base Ball league a
thing Of the pestl
and the general opinion is that tile league
10 on It's last legs and will quit for the
season. The general reason given Is that
the Ieegus Is not composed OF the strong
est amateur teams Of Omaha and The lesser
teams have not been drawing as well as
Was expected. The league has been losing
baQney and three of the clubs nave voted
quit the game.
q meeting held Tuesday night the
Otet1 Athletic association voted TO with
draw its two teams from the eague and
similar ection was taken by Benson, TAX
inc uEree 81 the strongest teams from the
tgesne 80 well as two Of the parks which
Tos' tsaeon has bssa backward and this
49, helped 10 put a 0tmp in the financial
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16

TWo-base hits: Williams (2C Ferris.
Three-base hit: c, Jones. Hits: OFF Burns,
6 in eight innings. Sacrifice hits: T. Jones,
Spencer. stolen base: Ganley. Double
play: Mcbride and Freeman. Left on
bases: Washington, 5; st. Louis, 4. Bases
on balls: off Burns, /; off Bailey, 1. Bases
on errors: Washington, /; st. Louis, ?.
by Bailey, 8. Wild pitch: Bailey. Time:
1875, Umpire: O'Loughlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
SIOUX CITY.
Batted for Lauterborn in eighth.

'NOne out when winning ran was made.
psnye5 i".S SSSSSSS IL
stolen bases White, Holmes, Granville.
Passed ball; McDonouEh. Bases on balls:
OFF Olmstead, 6; off Furchner, T. Struck
on bases; Denver, 5; Sioux City, rs. Double
play; Green 70 Andreas, Sacrifice hit
WEIGH, Time: 2s2. Umpires: Brennan
and DAVIS.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
NEW YoRI

TWO base MT McCormick. Three base
hits; B~resnahan, Doyle, Donlin- Hits: off
Brown, 8 in three and one-third innings
off PfeisteTi Z In four and two-thirds in
nings; off Overall, 2 in one inning, sacri-
flee hits: Doyle, Seymour, Bresnahan 49,.
Devlin.. Stolen bases: Seymour, BTidewell,
Mccormick. Double plays: Doyle, Bridewell
and Tenney; Wiltse, Brideweli and Tenney.
Left on bases: Chicago, Z; New York, Z.
Base on balls; OFF Brown, 2; off Pfeister,
2; off Overall, Q; off WIltse, 8. Base on
errors: New York, 3. Struck out: BY Brown
l.; by Wiltse, 2. Time: 200. Empires
ODay and Johnston,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16

1--WE base MT; Magee, Three base hits:
Karger, Delehanty, Hits: OFF Beebe, 3 In
one and one-third innings; off Karger, 8
in seven and tWo-thirds Innings. Sacrifice
hit: Knabe. Stolen base: Osborne. Double
plays; Doolin, Knabe TO Courtney. Left on
bases: st. Louis, 8; Philadelphia, II. Base
on balls: OFF Beebe, 3; off Karser, s; off
McQuillen, 1. Struck out; BY Karger, g.;
BY McQuillen, 3. Time; las. Umpire; Ems
lie.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
Standing Of the Teams
AMER.
WEST. LEAGUE.
NAT'LLEAGUE
AMER
GAMES TO-DAY

Western Leasue-Omaha at Lincoln. Des
Moines at Pueblo, Sioux City ct Denver
National League-Boston at Pittsburg,
Brooklyn at Cincinnati, New York at Chi
cago. Philadelphia at st. Louis.
American League-Chicago at Boston. st.
Louis at New York, Detroit at Philadelphia,
Cleveland at Washington
American Association-Toledo at Indian
apolis, Louisville at Columbus. st. Paul at
Kansas City, Minneapolis at Milwaukee.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
sox and Athletics divide.

PHILADELPHIA, July 15.-Chicago and
Philadelphia split even in a double-heade
here TODAY. Score. first game;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
LINCOLN.

TNo-base hiti Zinran. Passed ball: Lee
Brand Bases on Rallsi- OF. Jackson, q
ball! by Hendrix, Il Struck out: BY
Jackson, 81 by Hall. !; by Hendrix, 8. Left
on bases; Omaha 6; Lincoln, IS. Stolen
Double plays: PTitchett 10 Thorgy. sacri-
flee hit: Zlnran. Time: las. Attendance
l,OOI Umpires; Shannahan and Haskell.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16

OF Kansas City, viii shoot n match race
for a substantial stRke gains w. -.
Townsend and George Rogers. The second
match WI be Hlte fSrmsise' S0Islsl1,
one side, against George Rogers. Townsend,
Allen, Thorpe. Skinner and Ely.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16

Three5base NJ: Mgrphy.. Saeriflce hits:
Jones to Sullivan Schreck to Nichols.
Left on bases: Chicago. 81 Philadelphia,
s, Base on balls: Off Vickers, .. Base
on errors. Chicago, 2; philadelphia; l.
Struck out; BY Walsh. 3; by VIckers, g..
Time: l:42. Umpire: Connolly.
Score, second game:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
Mid-Citys Want Game.

The Mld-Citys would like TO hear from
teams averagtng II years In or out OF the
city for Sunday games. Address Roy
Macy, S7 North Twelfth street, South
Omaha, or telephone 1S8 South
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
Pikers TO Play the Grays.

ATLANTIC, Ia, July l5.-(Speeial)-Th
Pikers OF Des Moines will be in the city
next Sunday for q game Of ball with the
Merchants Greys on the local diamond
The last time the PkeTs were here they
defeated the Grsys. the score being u to g.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
niue Rock Matches.

Two fast matches az blue rock will be
shot of Thursday afternoon at TOWnsend's
Gun club grounds al the cast end OF the
Douglas Btreat Bridge Ffath PaDneios
The Shooting ~Sams-and 4 onEts GOtttsgb
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
econd game:

Totais...,..s7 Is n II Total. .."T Hn l
.BaLlad for Durham In the ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
second game

IWo-base MT. LaJole. IhTee-Oase hts;
Hinchman, Delehanty,. PerTing. Sacrifice
hits: Rhoades. Keeler. Stolen bases; Hemp
hill, Birmingham, J, Clarke. Double play:
BAH to Niles TO Chase. Left on bases:
balls: OFF Rhoades, /; off Jake. 2 First
base on errors: Cleveland, 3. Struck out:
BY Rhoades, 2; by Lake, Z. Wild pitch:
Evans.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
Mana Win a Pair.

NE WYORK, July l5.-Cleyeland took
the local Americans, President Ban John
son was a witness to the drubbing. The
visitors played havoc with New York's
pitchers In the first game, winning by 10
to !, and they captured the second 3 to q
Score, first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16

IoNAW .ls..ol Z 80 70
sBatted for Clarke In the ninth.
SBatted for Lever in the tenth.
sRan for O'Conner in the tenth.
'None out when winning run scored.
Pittsburg ......,.0 0 / 0 0 0 0 / Ia
Boston .......,,,.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Two-base hits; Storke, Ritchey. Three
Sacrifice hit; Phelps. stolen base: Glib
son. Double plays: Wilson to Storke;
Wagner to Abbaticchio to Storke; Abba
ticchio to Wagner; Dahlen to Ritchey to
Bowerman. Base on balls: OFF Lever,
g. off Flaherty, 4. Hit by pitched ball!
Thomas, Clarke, Kelly. Struck out: By
Lever, 2, Left on bases; Plttshurg, 8;
Boston, 6, Bases on errors: Pittsburg,
2 Time: 1:40. Umpires: Rigler and
Rudderham.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16

Lincoln had to use three pitchers TO do
It, but u did 1t.
Pa Rourke is said to be flirting with
Eastman. the lively shOrtstop OF the DietE
ANhlniira
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
Giants Blank Cubs.

CHICAGO, July l5.-Tsnney today hit the
first ball pitched for two bases, Bresnahan
followed with a triple ard New York kept
up the hits until the final score stood IL to
solve wiltse's delivery, hitting safely each
time up. Today's game placed New York
In second place and sets Chicago back to
third. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16

Rome, He saw Tuesdays game and re-
manned over to see the exhibition game
Wednesday. He has been identified with
professional base ball for the last seven
teen years.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16

'Cnlck Evans the lnterscholastic and
western Junior champion. was retired by
Donald Edwards. the Midlothian youngster.
who is a conner. A. b. Lambert OF the
St. Louis Country club played one of the
best up hill games to beat Warren Dickin-
son of the Hyperion club Of Des Moinss.
The knowing ones gave the match to Dick
inson when he was two up at the turn,
laying he never lost a good lead, but Lam
bert turned the trick and won, one up.
L. A. callAnder OF Peoria also unset the
dope when he defeated w. s. DiddIe, the
Indiana state champion, picked as a dark
horse Of the tournament.
Harry Legg Of Minikahds, Kenneth Ed.
wards of Midlothian, Decker French of
Rock Island arsenal. w. X. Wood Of Home.
wood, b. +. GuinaTd Of Hyperion, II. w.
Allen OF the 81. Louis Country club and
Leon Mitchell OF Rock Island arsenal won
In the first round quite handIly.
The
First RouEd-Kenneth p. Edwards, MIG
lothian: won from A. seckel. Rlverside
Mason e. Phelps, Midlothian. won from
w Rowland, IT,, Skokie, / up 20 holes.
Decker French. Rock Island arsenal, won
Donald Edwards, Midlothian, won from
cf Paaf H ETass' E SfI GdsswoU Won ! g Up, Ros.
80 81 AeANSft slteAONlAAHl ! ~
Rev. Paul II. Talbot. Wichita, won from
Christian Kenney, ST. Louis. I mp 81 holes.
Warren X. Wood, HomeWoOd, won from
". s. Diddle. Highland, 2 andf.
Harry Legg. Minikahda, won from c. L.
Hunter, Midlothian. 7 and g.
y. +. Guinard. Hyperion. won from q,
Clingman. 1r, Windsor Park 8 and Q.
II. w. Allen, st, Louis. won from X. 8
Hosford. Rock Island OrsenaI.- 8 and q
A. X. Lambert. 81. Louis. won from War
rem Dickinson, Hyperion, l up.
Leon Mitchell, Rick Island arsenal, won
from A. HaiDes, Rockford. 5 and 6.
John d. Cady, Rock Island arsenal, won
won from Ardo Mitchell. Rock Island arr
senaL, ! up
III. Chandler Egan, Louisville q. C., won
from L. II. Reinking, WheatOn, 8 and g.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
TIGERS BACK IN FIRST PLACE
Detroit Bunohes Hits With Errors
Made by Boston.
wnLETTS DOES EFFECTIVE WORK
Locals UpabIe TO Hit Him with Men
on Bases--ScOres of other
American League
Games.

BOSTON, July l5.-Detroit punched hits
Boston's errors and easily won today,
to 1. The victory puts the Tigers in first
place. willctts was very effective with men
on bases. Rossman's fielding was a fes-
ScOre.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
Senators Defeat Browns.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-washington
punched four hits in the eighth inning to-
day on Bailey and with a wild pitch scored
enough runs to defeat st. Louis, 8 to p
Bailey had been inVincible up 10 this time.
Two doubles and a triple scored the Wis
itors' runs in the fourth inning. Score;,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
sBatted for Criger in ninth.
Slated for Burchell I'm ninth.

TWo-base hits; CObb, ROssman. IhTee-
base hits: Crawford, Mcintyre. Sacrifice
hits: Cobb, Mcconnell, Coughlin. stolen
bases: Gessler, Carrigan- Double plays;
schaefer and Rossman; Schaefer. Downs
and Resonant; Mcconnell. Wagner and
q. Bases on balls: OFF Burchell, ?; off
Willetts, 2. Hit by pitched ball: Gessler,
Mcconnell, Stahl. Struck out: BY Bur
chell, I; by Willetts, z. wild pitches: Bur
chell, l; Willetts, /. Time: 1;45. Umpires:
Hurst and FRan.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
Phillies Defeat Cardinals.

ST. LOUIS, July B.-Philadelphia took
the opening game of the current series
from St. Louis today, 5 10 l. Reebe and
karger were unsteady and were hit freely
in the first two innings. McQuillen was
effective. Rain delayed the start of the
game, Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16

Running, one-half mile dash: Granada
won, Scout second. Whisky Pete third. Net
tie c. Amount. Burlington and James
vile also ran Time: :49h.
The ball game in the forenoon was easily
won by Walthill by a score of 4 to l. For
six innings not a mar from either side
reached second base, but in the seventh
Walthill made two on errors and two
more in the eighth, The same teams play
tomorrow morning.
Program for tomorrow's races: 2:2 pace
with twenty-five starters; 2:27 trot with
twenty starters: RIA pace with sixteen
starters. Running, five-eighths dash.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16

Stolen bases: Kruger, Stanley, Burke,
Sacrifice hit: Odwell. First base on balls:
OFF Geyer, 2: off Halla, /. Two-bsse hit;
stoval. T~hree-base hit: Geyer. Hit with
pitched ball: Foht, Burke. Struck out;
By Geyer, 2; by Halla, L Time; 1871.
Umpire: Owens.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
Redn Win Nee-snw Gnma.

CINCINNATI, July B.-Each team had
the lead twice in today's game, the locals
finally winning by scoring three men In
the eighth inning, after Brooklyn had
scored four. Catcher Bergen of Brooklyn,
was Indefinitely suspended today for
throwing his mask at Umpire Rudderham
Yesterday. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
EVANS DECISION is AFFIRMED
Wichita Club Must Comply With II
or Protection win he withdrawn.

CINCINNATI, July l5.-The national
Base Ball commission today refused the APP
p~lication OF the Wichita club for a rehear-
ing of the case OF Player Evans In which
case II had been held by the Commission
that the Wichita club was Indebted TO the
Chicago National league club in the sum Of
$500.
AZ the time the finding was made in
this case, Mr.. Isbeil who was then mana
ger of the Wicita club, notified the COM
mission that It had secured legal advice
the finding OF the commission and take
the matter 10 court. In refusing the APP
p~lication for a rehearing, the commission
made in this case must be complied with
by the Wichita club within a period of
five days or else protection under the ma.
tlonal agreement with be Immediately
withdrawn from the Wichita club.
seward Wins NJ Eriend
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16

'Batted for Tannehill In the ninth.
"Batted for owen in the ninth.

NHIUaEO .'.'',,.'..U q o 0 o 2 0 0 Ut
pwo-base hits; owen, E. Collins, II.
Davis, Murphy. Home run: Hartsell.
Sacrifice hits: Hahn. Jones, Weaver,
Murphy, Fl. Davis. Stolen base: Hartsell,
4. Base on balls; OFF Dygert. 2. Base
on errors: Philadelphia, l.. Struck out:
BY owen, 3; by Dygert, 8. Wild pitch:
DyEert Time: 1855, Umpire: Con-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
Slated for Ball in

Home run: Paskert. Sacrifice hits; Hug
gins. Lobsrt, Camel, Huiswit, Jordan.
Stolen base! Huggtns. Double play: Ma
loney to Hummel. Base on balls: OFF
Spade, l; off Pastorius, 4; off Bell, Q.
Struck out: BY Spade, 8; by Pastorius, 4,
Hits: Off PastoTius, 4 in seven innings, Oft
Bell, l in one inning; off Spade, Q in eight
innings. Time: 1:6. Umpire; KLEIN.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
Henarix Proves a Wonder.

When the. game started Captain Fox gave
the press the names OF four recruits ne
was going to use In succession in the box.
He did not have to use the four, as the
4 one ne picked for the starter developed
into q real phsnom and was there with
the goods. He had so much on him that
the mine players representing the Omaha
team made but two hits off his delivery
and both those were Of the scratch variety,
He Esld his name was Claude Hendrix from
St Marya Kan, where he lives and where
he has been pitching for the college team.
He .did not know the heavy hitters from
the weak on the Champion team, but that
made no difference. for they all looked
ankle to him, .
Keep that kid pitching straight ball.
Don't let him try to curve them and throw
this game away" These instructions were
handed out by Captain Fox TO the veteran
Zinran as he entered the box with the
Kid. 1t turned out, however, that the
kid was able to take care of himself and
before the game was far advanced he was
making p few spit balls in with his other
mixtures He struck out eight members
of the Rourke family. The game was an
exhibition game and does not count in the
league race, The scores
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
PIRATES WIN IN The TENTH
Pittsburg Defeats Boston and Take,
First Place in Race.
NEW YORK SHUTS OUT CHICAGO
Victory Of the Giants Advances Then
60 second Place and Sets
Champions Back to
tbs Third.

PITTsBURG, July 15.-Pittsburg won
today's game in the tenth inning and
moved back into first place. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
IndianapoIis Blanka ToIedo.

TOLEDO, July I5.-IndlanapGlis won the
closing game of the series from Toledo
landing on Maggie for three hits in the third,
Buah's triple and Cooks single bringing in
the winning runs. Both pitchers were in
excellent form. one base on balls being
given. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
s@rnrd win. al FrieHd.
FRIEND Neb., July ~lb.-(Special Tel

FRIEND. Neo.; July R;-tSpeetal rele-
gram )-Seward defeated the locals today
In the first game of ball played on the
home grounds. Score: R.H,E.
Seward .,..!..s Sb5S9SS 10 i 9
Batteries: Seward, Myers and Neff;
Friend. Riesch and Lang. Struck out: BY
Myers, 3; by Riesch, 10 Two-base hits:
Weaver and Morse, Home run, Neff.
Double plays; Friend 90. The same teams
play here again tomorrow. Exeter comes
Friday.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
GAMES IN AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus wins Two Decisive Vie-
tories over Louisville,

COLUMBUS, July ib.-Columbus took two
games this afternoon from Louisville.
Geyer scored a shutout IN the first. Eight
hits were punched on Durham in the last
two innings or the final game, IN which
every Columbus player did something brill
EnT NrnFnfFg TnTIgVIIE
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16

Rectal plsSapSs essSa wIthsst the hnlfS.
EAARIsasiSRAad boStlst lfse e
o. IAhHf, E1s - saSs. omahS Me-.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-16
'Batted for Hogg in eighth.

S Ssw york ': .......:.S 3 ! ! 3 i--iff
TwO-base hit: Hinchman. Home runs:
Hinchman, Hickman. Hits; OFF Hogs, Is
In eight innings off Doyle, 2 in one in
bases: Chase, Perring, Double plays:
n. Clarke to LaJoie; Thielman to Perring
to Hickman. Left on bases: Cleveland, 81;
New York, 6 First base on balls: OFT
Hogg, A. off Thielman, 2 First base on
errors: Cleveland, 8 Hit with pitched
ball: BY Thielman( 2; by Doyle, !. Struck
out: BY Hogg. 3; by Thielman, !. Passed
balls: Sweeney 2). Wild pitch: Hogg.
Hogg. Time; 2;O6. Umpires; Sheridan and
Evans.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-09-11

"4-11-44" Wilson was in HUTCHINSON
on business Monday.
Henry Hartman and family were
over from Hoisington Sunday.
Miss Lucy Dresser went 10 hiiiA'
wood Monday morning for a vlSi''
Mrs. G. W. Nimocks, who is Visit
ing in Iowa, is suffering from rheu'
matism.
Master Elmer Orbison returned
Saturday evening from visit WIN
his father out at Jetmore,
Miss Pearl Powell has returned
from a visit with her sister, Mrs. T.
H. Rulison, whose home is at EsX-
ridge.
vi Mendenhall, chief of police oil
Fort Scott, was in the city Monday,
shaking hands with his numerous
friends. Will formerly resided mere
and always was extremely active IN
affairs. He is doing we'll at Fort
Scott and making an excellent record
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Asher of the
south side, entertained few friends
at dinner Sunday, and during the al
ternoon. Those present at the en-
| joyable occasion were the Misses
Ethel Moffatt, Emma Bill, Della and
| Sarah Hammond and Messrs VIII
Sears, Walter Savage and Edgar Moi
fatt
Blanch Joslin, the 16 year olo
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Allen JOS
| lin of the fourth ward, died suddenly
at the family home Saturday even
ing about 9 O'Clock. While the young
lady hadbeen in poor health FOL
some time, her death was unexpect
ed, and was very sudden. Funera
services were held Tuesday morning
J at the colored Baptist church.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-09-11
Council MEETING.
Great Bend, Kansas, Tuesday ey;
ening, Sept. 9Th. 1908.

Great Bend, Kansas, Tuesday ey
ening, Sept. 9Th, 1908.
Council met in adjourned session
with Mayor Moses in the chair. AL
councilmen present.
Reports Of Police Judge and City
Clerk read and ordered filed.
Petition Of Thos. Gilmore and Il
Others asking for a sidewalk along
the west side Of Blocks so and So
was received and on motion. sai6
petition was granted and an ordinanc
was ordered drawn covreing same.
An ordinance was presented proyid
ing for said walk, read as a whole,
passed by sections and adopted as
ordinance No $3.50. All councilmen
voting aye.
Petition of Mrs. E. A. Hammond
and II others asking for a light al
the corner of seventh and Kansas av,
enue was read and referred to i'm
proyement committee.
Communication was read from Di
vision Engineer of the Missouri Pa
cific Railroad stating that they
would begin fixing grade at theil
blocks in short time.
On motion Mayor and City Marshal
were authorized to hire extra police
on show day, as may be needed.
The following bills having been ap
proved by the Finance Committed
were on motion allowed. All coyn
cilmen present voting aye.
L. Zutavern, street work and pau
per transportation. ....... $S7.l
G. L. Heller, services as extra pd
l. N. .Wilhide, Sec'y, Fires. 4S.O0
|. Stewards, work on street.. 22.5'
Ct. Bend Tribune, Advertising. -. 81
is. A. Newcombe, setting grad
stakes. ....... .... .... 80
P. Cooprider, sidewalk at lot II, Il
Block SO. -. :. :. :. E. ...... 22.5
]. E. Denote, Salary and extras 55.5
w. P. FEEDER, Printing. 80. =. 2O.9
Ct. Bend Elec. Co. Aug. lights ll5.3
Ct. Bend H. & |. Co... go. 5l
J. D. Sutton, street work. ..... 63.7
F. A. Moses, clerk fees. 80. ga
A. c. Baxter, labor at polls. l.O
]. G. Malta, labor. =. =. ...... l.S
iJ. w. Luse, Grinding lawnmower 10
F. D. Wilson, Marshal. .>.... 75.O
E. c. Cole, Atty. -. -. 10
F. H. Hitchcock, night marshal 800
Harrison Bros, street sprinkling-iO.O
Ct. Bend Fire Co., labor on streets
80. :. -. - Iva