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, 1908-02-26
Translation.
publication.

7 7 is hereby brought to public notice that
Judge for Christiansteds Jurisdiction r.
BAUMANN has been appointed acting
Government Secretary while Govern
ment Secretary LIMPKICHT is acting as
Vice-Govefnor.-
Government Secretarys' Office, st. Thorn.
as, the 21st February 1858.
HELWEG LARSEN.
, 1908-02-26

81 ST. g r 9 y
t,sn %' j If hsp spis noest t id pnsni1 g. f.. Born ?fRo o og sy snn s1 nssvs sem Jd nds-
1aodre. Apotekere ener Barberere ener 0 m Medhj@lpere1 Tor saadanne.
der IS Aar til Huse.
spedahke skdne have eget sosorum og hode sig afsondrede fra an
DIRE. De sAule have egeh Madbeholdere og Spiseredskaber. Deres
sptteErus; Dues ForbndingsstoHer. der like leng@e ere tjonHgo til
BrHg, skune brmndes.
Eft Rum, der her trnt til Beboolse for spednlsle, maa like benyttes
bevet desinfceret bet samme galdor ofter omstwndighederno sped
alskea Husgeraad, Kleder, Linned m m, der maa dosinacotos .eventuet
omkOstningerne horved sfhldes Of dot ofontige
.nind Sps de- ss der hsFi hiom pnhs ,aS l"I as dss1agt D"n ma .a vs' linden s %sd
sal den spedaiske ufortovet sendes on Bord dot SIKH, der har bragt
vere at hjemsehde med f0rste Leji he'd we'd oaontig Foransatnns
gke arager dst ofendige 'omsorg for at den speGste hodes eer
holder sig 1etryggende igderet; :,
a aaeno Ssrlg T1lad S.. fra G"vernemontet hvort onket rif9Ido forbade
t a% anSsr Reisen fra oerne for forsvarlig og st0hnmende med den sped
AFsNIT w.
Straffebestommelser m M.
vitterig overtredelse af den S ommeldte Ammelddsospigt
''"h Fsr med Bpd d t fra sSul 10 til til 200 F5 :, dno ~. !, ,5u,.
spedaIske stafes med Boder fra 2o-4OO Fir. saofremt han har verot
Vdends 'ner hff F0rm0dOins ON IsYy4gdommen hos de" p""gr'dondo'
Enhver uvedkommende, der hr sat sig Forbindese med spedaske
pMa Asylet ner forSogt derpaa, straffes med Boder fra 20 til 400 Fir.
0vertrade1se at Diet Heuhold til S 6 udstedto Roglement for Pa
denteTnes Orden og Discplin p@a Asylet shafes med Fengsel fra 2
Dage to 6 Uger.
SEafen udstaas paa Asylet.
AFSN1T V.
Paataleregler.
$40
ALE soger augnaeude Sttaf efter deme Anordnng behundles som
ofentige Poitisager.
Boderne tlhalde Diet vedkommende Poittond,
$40
Denne Anordnng trBder Kraft 3 Maaneder eftelat en Bekendt-
gorese ON at Asyet for Spedalske fra ct visit Tidspunkt tages Brug CT
udsedt og kundejort pa den for Love og Anorlningtr for Oerne fore
skrevne Made.
Hvorefter ale vedkommende sig have at retle.
GOutethementet for de dansk vestndnke Der.
ST. Thomas, den 2Ite Februar 1908.
Under min Hand og GouvMnementets SegL
{. M. 7. COLD.
(LS)
BAUMANE.
est
ANORDNING.
bm Bekpmpese af den epedalske
syge paa st. Croix.
Bekendtgorelse, BeRenl
, 1908-02-26
BeRenot0orelse.

n Ell bekendtgores herved, at Underdont-
mer i Dhristiansteds Jurisdiction II.
BAUMANN i Anledning af Guvernements
Sekret@r LIMPRICHi s Funktion som
Viceguvernor indtil yidere or konstitueret
som Guvernements Sekret@r.
Guvernements Sekretariatet st. Thomas,
den 21de Februar 1908.
HELWEG LARSEN.
, 1908-02-26

nav moi be used as nurses for children or for the sick, por a housescr-
wants. wants. 10 et in any store ox6 o. sa1p or a aa assistant, my b9t to "9 3hs as ssn phy'i'"n" mid
No leper may take up his abode in a family which has children
under Is years of age living in the house.
Iepers must have their own bedroom and keep themselves separat-
ed from others. They must have their own vessels for containing food
and their own eating utensils Their bed clothes wearing apparel linen
and eating utensils must be washed and cleaned separately They must
have their W apttoon- Their bandaging stufs, when nj longer fit
for use, must be burned.
A room which has served q the residence Of a leprods
the supervision Of the public sanitary authorities The same is appica-
e Sa ,soeor Tneg 80 &c. the v6c pSo mass bee da is e. tIp erent non,ob b"tnt faFn''dr''
The expenses hereby incurred re to be betrayed by the Public
Leprous persons must not be landed in the Danish West Indies uu-
tss l esaoD sbG t Ss ssS3 ui # snf9 as landing on board ns "s ot the s5p t' x9o5 place. bee:
brought him. If the ship has already left the island, the leper in quos-
to be made by the Public, and IS far rs possible, for the shpownsrs ac-
is kept isolated, or keeps himself isolated, in a satisfactory manner ?
Lepers domi0lea in the Danish West Indie must not leave the is
G Go asan1n u con- considers the leaving as as jusnGa5e and for for the The BENEFIT sansd o. of the h
Rules for punishment &c:
Conscious transgre saon of the duty of reporting mentioned in 81
shall be punished with fines of from 10 to 200 Francs. The master of the
ship which conveys to the islands IDS 2 a1Psr not belonging thereto, shall be
the sickness in the person concerned
Any person not concerned who puts himself in communicate, with
a leper in the asylum, or attempts to do SO, shall be punished with fines
patients in the Asylum, issued in accordance with {, shall be punished
with III Imprisonment tor a term of from 2 days to 6 weeks
The punishment is to be undergone at the Asylum.
PART Y.
Rules concerning complaints
All cases concerning punishments according TO the Ordinance are
to be dealt with as public Police cases.
The fines fall to the Police Fund concerned.
20.
This Ordinance comes into force 8 months after a Publication has
annea1ed to the effect that the Asylum for Lepers It o be taken in ue
from q certain specified date, and such publication has been promulgated
in the manner prescribed for the PRONUNCIATION Of laws and ordinances for
the Islands.
TO which all concerned have to conform.
Government of the Danish West India Islands.
ST. Thomas, 21t February 1908.
Under my hand and the Seal of Government.
c. NJ. 7. COLD.
uS)
------
BAUMAEN.
0WG
ORDINANCE.
concerning the combating of lep-
loy in ST. Croix.
, 1908-02-26

rant@ne mod Skibe a~nkommende fra Barba.
does paa Grund at den der optradende guile
Feber.
Gouvernements Sekretariatet st. Croix
den 22de Februar 1908.
BAUMANN.
est.
, 1908-02-26

HELwEG LARSEN.
, 1908-02-26
Bekendtgorels :

EFT bekendtgores herved, at Gouverne-
- mentet bar etableret en- 5 Dages Ka-
, 1908-02-26

ON BekWmpelse Rf den FpednIske
Syge paa st. Croix.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-21
EOLEYSF lIiAr6V AR
Bsops tI2c cough and hca7s ngs
NoTcE.

Brunswick, Ca. june 6, 1905
The following property WIN De sold
at auction ora July 9Th, Tuesday at
ten o'clock, at the storage warehouse
Of Messrs. Coney-King Company
CROSSES, one car hay consigned
to Order Notify Browder Haym &
Taylor Company
Pa-94054, one car hay, consigned to
order Notify a. W Findley * Com-
pany
This hay can be seen at any time
by applying 70 Messrs. Censy E.ag
Company.
T. }. Wright. Agent
Atlantic Coast Line Na lFcad CO.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-21
cAREFuL pRoMprMEssa

making haste slowly '-characterizes
cur method Of compromising physi-
clans prescriptions. We are not lag
CARDS, but caution IS cur first 2rin-
ciple, so that our customers will be
helped. not Kindred in the cure Of
their maladies. Purity aud neatness
might with truth be printed on our
LABELS. Safe place for your doctor )
orders.
THE ATLANTA PHARMACY,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-06-21

e : y ,aa'...5ia VII CHI HAZEL
va - y ~ Ter Piles, Burns. Sores.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-11
2Grbcit tiir 2lSpSPatsn.
OSfct Scr Circuit Court iitt
Sen $eptcmbcrsG crntin
zoos.

Ist. Day, September IA.
|. Anna Garner, VS.. VIM. T,
Garner Diverse.
3. State of Missouri, VS.. Irwin
Dodson, Feloneous assault.
3. Stone Hill Wine Co., VS.. Mo.
P. r. r. Co. Repleyin.
d. Joseph Waters, VS.. Louisa
w aters,-Divorce.
S. Pauline Baecker, VS.. Mo. P.
r. X. Co. Damages.
6. State OF Missouri, VS.. VIM.
Gresham, Obtaining money
under fales Pretense.
7. Mary Francis Clemens, VS..
VIM. Ezra Seba, Breach of
Promise.
RETURN DOCKET end DAY.
8. In the matter OF the applica-
ton of Chas. F. Kruger, as
a Citizen.
Q. Louisa Klossner, VS.. Samuel
Klossner, Divorce.
10. Edward Boessler, VS.. Nellie
Boessler, Divorce.
IL. John Naeglin, ct. al. VS.. F.
w. Beckmann, Specific per-
Torrance of Contract.
IL. S. w. Reithmeyer, VS.. VIM.
Reithemeyer, Replevin.
Is. S. w. Riethemeyer, VS.. VIM.
Reithemeyer, Ejectment.
ID. Emma Buddemeyer, VS.. Ernst
F. w. Buddemeyer, Divorce.
Is. Mary Melton, VS.. Unknown
Heirs of Peter Couvions, ct.
al. To quiet Title.
10. Hermann Nowack VS.. Mary
Nowack, Divorce.
II. Oswald F. Kropp, VS.. Anna
Kropp, ST. Suit on account.
IS. Anna Kropp, jr. VS.. Anna
Kropp Sr. Suit on Account.
w. J. ELLIS,
Circuit Clerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-11
ueberquerun9 Der 2llpen i'm
8alon.

&oum bon Der 8ettfabrt geleoen!'
lid 6es Snternationalen 2ufti6iffer'
9onereiies bon 2onoon 5uriid, %riiitete
ii6 Der betonnte aeronoutiide sports.
mann 8ictor De 9eauclnir ans Berlin
nit ieinem 8alIon nGosnac" gu
elmer aIpenfobrt. Sn oller @ile MR.
De Ser 2200 Gubicmeter foiienoe Boil
Ion in Der 9oIIonfobrif Hieoinger in
Gugsburs oA Der alpenfabrt uilsee'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-11
o OF P%U
STATE OF MISSOURI, &c
County OF GaSconade
In the Circuit Court,
To September Term, 1909,
Louisa A. KIosSner, Plaintiff
SAMUEL B. KLoSSNER, Defendant.

At this day comes the Plaintiff herein, by
her Attorney and files her Petition and
Affidavit. alleging, among other things,
that DEPENDENT Samuel b. Kiossner is not a
resident of the State Of Missouri; and that
the ordinary process OF law can not be SER
we'd on him in this State:
WhereuponI It is Ordered by the Clerk in
vacation, that said Defendant be notified by
Publication that Plaintiff has commenced
a suit against HIM in this Court by the
filing Of her petition in this Court, and that
the object and general nature OF such
petition is to procure from tins court a
decree Of divorce desolving the bonds OF
n atrimony excisting between plaintiff and
defendant: and that unless the said Samuel
B. KloSsner be and appear at this Court, at
the next Term thereof, to be begun and
holden at the Court House in the Town
Of Hermann, In said County, on the 18th
day of September next, and on or before
the first day of said Term, answer OF plead
to the Petition in said cause, the same will
ce taken IS confessed, and Judgement will
be rendered accordingly.
And il is further ordered, that a copy
hereof be published, according to law, tn
the Advertiser Courier, a newspaper pub
lished in Casconade County, Missouri. for
lour weeks successfully, the last insertion
to be at least fifteen days before the com
mencement OF the next term of this court.
w. J. ELLIS.
Circuit Clerk
A true Copy from the Record.
Witnets my hand, and the seal OF thu
Chcnit Court of GaScoDade County,
This 2C day OF July 1908.
e. 81 W. J. ELLIS.
Circuit Clerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-11
WALL,
COAX WOOD SALOON >
.~eeeeniber Der glabIe,
hermauu, =: mo.

hermdrrt, =: ITO.
Dies 1T Der eIesaniefte eaIoon In 6er'
mann urb Fnoet man bort audi bic beIten
Setrdnte unb Si9arren.
BeIonberS quite WbiStDs. Iletnt9er
aaent In Sermann iiir ben b%eribmteH uno
edien Bourbon unb gtpe WbiStD ben GER
mann giitinine Go. preis berieIbs wie in
I er D,ttnerp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-11

A few doses of this remedy will In
vaStAbiv cnrs an ordinary ATTACK Of
dAArTheR.
" can always be depended upon,
wen In the nor severe sttscks Of
cramp collie and cholera morbus.
II is equally successful for summit
diarrhoea and cholera infantum In
children, and Ii the . of saving
the lives Of many children each year.
When reduced with water and
sweetened II 10 pleasant 10 take.
Every man Of a family shoald keep
this remedy In his home. Buy It nowl
PRICE, $50. LARGE StzE. 800.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-11
Sic ltriade DOn 10 Dielen
angenbliflideu SObess
tdae1.

O. erihirt cine Rrontbeit In bisiem 9anbe, 81.
iehr neiIhrlih II tnenen ihrsr pI1blihen Nttate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-11

ober bic Rtercn brrlteren tbte Eorialtt6t unb Der:
i9>pinbu nab uuO mad, Sels fir 3sle, eGnSlih.
'Staitnletbm itnb fat immer oui trunte Riercu
SIridSuilbren lno cine Seiluns tam am i6nel.
ten erSielt ,uerben, ipenn man bic Gieren pieberi In
einem geiunon I3uitanoe Ueriett. Siiblsn Sit
unpobl, 10 begeben Sie bur6nuS teinen Srrtbum,
penn Sic Or. 6ilmer'S Sumpiipur5eI els Penisttt,
has grDbte SeiImittd fir bic &iereH, 2ebsr unt
glae, einie6msn.
Sic ltnbert bic llnidbistsit Sos @aiier ein,il,
balten, ioruie bds brenneu6e GsfIbl beim @uHeri
laien, IIHo berbinoert baS unangenebme DiterC
@aIerlnisn bss Suses iiber un6 pdbrenb btr
Rd1t. Der milbe uno mlbergeiu6bnlide giistt
Der Sumpiipurjel iuirb itnel eytnnnt. Sic III
melt boran I'M eriOlse punOerbarer ySeilungsn in
ben ibpieri9iten 6alen.
SumpitpurSel lit ougenebm etnsunebmen unb
pir6 IN alien Npotbeten AZ so Gent unb einen
Dollar bic flulde b%ertduit. Sic t6nnen cine
Erobefal9e bieier ipunoerbdrer, ueuen gntbeti;n9,
ionic Gin 9jdeIden, ipprin N1es ertldrt mirS,
p~ortoirei tlaciatdt befommen. Ban ihrtibe M
Sr. Rtlmer u Co.. gin9bdmton, q. y. @enu
sic ihretben, ]erpibnen STE, 6ub Sic 6ieic genes
r0ie SiiertG in bteiem glatte 9eleien babei. ges
gcben sic Ieinen 5rrtbum, merfeu Sic lid ben
&an,en Sumpipursel, Or. &ilmer'S SumptlpurseL
NteoiJir, ionic bic abreiie Siugbamton, Y. D.,
tpeI5e All ieoer 6lai9e angebradt 1T.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-09-11


Siels ougeubIitli6s
(obesidHe iino ibr Slls
Sui9reiben = Serstrants
belt, Suu9ens ntjlns
buns, SsrsIsbler pbsr
S9lagfub tit oft has
~oteiultGt frontier 4isren.
2dbt man 9%iisrsntraRts
belt iid 10 eiter sHts
wiftin, 70 erereiit bas
SIut Der
Rieren ,peitere inuert
Sredue on, iupburd
Glaientatarrb entitsbt
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1908-10-23
MEYER RESIGNS
BY REQUEST
Democratic Governor Objects to
his Candidacy on Demo
cratic Ticket

JnI;us Noyo,. who sincn tbn
oroa n;1at;on If tba Torritor;a
IMo,,+od pol;oo almost 6vo
,oo ,s ,oo h,shoo, oro of+bo
oct;vo n,or,hory Of tb,t bodv
| of ofic;opt oaicors Of tbo law
boS roo;onod his nos;tion +boro,
y, Aho,l +bo t;n,o Of +ho
Domocrot;c ponntv ronvan.
t;o, IN Fst,ooia Mr. Movor
want 10 Sont, Fo and IN an
;n+or,;o,, ,,;th Go,o,ror C,r
,v offered 70 rosion from tbe
Mountnd por;co Forro ;ftha
'nour,or O, dos;ro1 &c ho ,,a 9
. o.ud;do+o far tba oF;co of
ebor;T ON tho Damoc,at,c
+;cv,ot Az th.t t;mo tho Cav
ornor rofpoad fha restoration
Ios+ So4,,r1,y ,vhon boro in
Evt,nc;a tbn Govorno, yova
Mr. kforor cbo,co hotuoon
withdrawing from the tiokot
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1908-10-23

about one hundred and fifty
residents of Estancia and vi
cinity were at the Methodist
Church yesterday morning at
eleven o'clock to hear the Hon.
0. A. Larrazolo and other
speakers, who are touring the
territory in the interest of
the nominees of the Democra.
tic party, both of the county
and territory NJ. B. Atkinson,
nominee for treasurer and col
lector acted as chairman, who
after calling the assemblage to
order, introduced General
Charles F. Easley, of Santa Fe.
Mr.. Easley in a few we'll chos.
en- words stated the object of
the campaign, namely, Good
Government Ever since it's
organization, Mr.. Easley has
been in close touch with the
affairs of Torrance county,
and knew from personal
knowledge that what Torrance
county needs at this time "a
boye anything else is good
government. Mr.. Easley has
hadsquite a little business be
fore the county commissioners
and with the probate clerk of
Torrance county, both as at.
torney for the New Mexico
Fuel & Iron Company, owners
of the townsite of Estancia,
and as secretary Of the terri
torial penitentiary board. As
the latter he was instructed
some time since to bring suit
against the county for the non
payment of keeping prisoners
in that institution. In no un
certain terms, he advocated a
change in the administration
of affairs in Torrance county.
County Chairman Wasson then
introduced R. H. Hanna, of
Santa Fe. Mr.. Hanna, altno a
staunch republican, is one Of
the honest members Of his party,
who cannot swallow the pill Of
fered by the party machine in
the nomination Of w. H. Andrews
as delegate to congress. He
showed how the Santa Fe Coun-
ty Commercial Club, ffty-nine
whose sixty-six members are
r.publicans, is fighting graft in
our neighbor county, and how tc
date, through this organization,
boodlers have been compelled tc
repay into the county treasury
more than four thousand dollars
of money illegally taken there.
from, and that suits are now
pending in the district court tt
restore some twenty thousand
| dollars more. He showed how
the bosses in the republican par
| ty in New Mexico, were interest
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1908-10-23

ed not in the welfare Of the par
ty nor of party principles, but OF
themselves. How many OF them
had changed their politics upon
coming to the territory or sho. t
ly thereafter for the graft and
Doodle there was for them. He
claimed to have fallen out, not
with his party, but with the
bosses of his party, and that the
only thing for good republicans
to do, was to work and vote fer
clean honest men, regardless of
party, until such time as the
party bosses should learn that
the voters in the party would
not stand for any thief or rascal
to be given a place on the tick
ct.
In introducing Hon. O. A. Lar
razolo, candidate for delegate to
Congress, County Chairman said,
that he had heard of but two
crimes of which Mr.. Larrazolo
had been accused. The first
was that he was from Texas
Continuing he said, If this be
crime, probably most of us here,
must plead guilty, And if it is
a crime, | am proud that have
committed the same crime" The
second, he said, was one Of
which he had never heard Nj.
Larrazolo's opponent accused
and he doubted if he could lie
worthily accused thereof, ard
that was that he is honest
Mr.. Larrazolo said that the prime
pie issue in this campaign was, not tie
men, nor statehood, nor partisan prir
ciples, but good government. That
New Mexico had already too long been
burdened with poor government, with
election frauds, and party boss rule He
showed that the campaign of his oppo-
nent, was based on 'hot air" in tn; t
the republicans are claiming that vote
against Andrews is a vote against
statehood. :" They claim that Presi.
dent Roosevelt has pledged his suppo t
for statehood. The speaker show cd
how the president had pledged hisword
to assist the people of the territory in
securing statehood before multitude
in Las Vegas in 1899, and that when
called upon in 1903, he backed down on
his promise. The republicans claim
that they are sure of statehood becaute
the Republican National Platform cor
tains a statehood "plank" The speak
er showed how the National Platform
of that party have contained such
planks off and on, for the past twelve
years, and the territory was always
forgotten when Congress was in sc :
sion He showed from the republican
papers of the territory, (the New Nc "
ican of Santa Fe and the Socorro Chief
tain, the latter owned and CONTROL, d
b" Chairman Bursum of the Repub i
an Party,) what strenuous work on
the part of the territorirl delegation to
the National Convention, was neces
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1908-10-23
COUNTY OFFICES IRE
INC0MPETENTLY RUN
More Evidence Showing Proof Of incompetence Of Officials in
gard to County Affairs. Law is Disregarded
and Ignored Entirely

legal age Tor marriage III unt
territory as twenty.one or owe
for males, and eighteen or ovel
for females. Sec. 2 of Chaptel
65 of the Session Laws of 1905
after prescribing the mannel
in which licenses may be pro.
cured, concludes with the fol
lowing sentence::" upon salts
factory proof being produced
that the parties are legally
qualified to marry the clerk
shall thereupon issue a license
under the seal of said county
authorizing said parties to
contract marriage" Sec. s of
the same Chapter 65, pre-
scribes the form of blanks to
be used in producing such
proof, and includes a blank
for use when either party is
under age. Sec. 8 of the same
chapter prescribes the penalty
as follows: "Any probate clerk,
or person authorized by law to
perform the marriage cere-
mony, who shall neglect or
fail to comply with the pro-
visions of this act, a***f''3a;
shall be deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor and upon con-
vlction be fined in any sum
not less than fifty dollars nor
more than one hundred dollars,
or by imprisonment in the
county Jail for not less than
ten days nor more than sixty
days, or by both fine and i'm,
prisonment, in the discretion
of the court" The marriage
record shows that on Feb. 10,
1908, the clerk issued License
No. 207. the contracting part
les being Severa Gonzales of
Punta de Aqua, age Is years
and Kebil Tabet of the same
place, age 36 years. No consent
of parent or guardian appears
On record. On April "a, 1908
the clerk issued License No.
222, the parties applying for
the same being Aurelia San
1oval, age l6 years, and lgna
clio Herrera, age 26 years. A.
gain there is no record of the
of parent or guardian.
On September 20, 1908, the
clerk issued License No. 254 to
Rosario Sedillo, aged Is years,
md Jesus Amado Maldonado, |
age "A years. And for a third
,lme there appears no record
If consent of parent or guard
an.
Sec. 694 of the Compiled !
laws of 1897 reads: "Thc |
BOARD of county commission
9rS shall cause to be publish
cd once, within fifteen days
lfter the close of every regular
u special meeting, an abstract |
If the proceedings had, and an
temized statement of all sums
If money allowed, and FOR
WHAT PURPOSE and to whom |
allowed, in some paper Of gen
eral circulation in their coun
~" This section has been com
Piled with only in part, nei
her the record in the clerks
office nor the publication
showing for what purposes the
various sums have been al
lowed during the past months.
During the past two weeks
we have devoted some space