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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-23
IN POLICE COURT

After remaining in Jail since SATURDAY.
nighr. fourteen specimens Of the work of
lplor lined up in police court before
Judge Bowman. Monday afternoon, and
loh timc-worn thi's oi tnell adventures
sfter receiving their pas checks Saturday
night They were discharged. Three
rrubcrs of the Fraternity of Weary
wiic" ioId the court that thcy would
rnfcr leaving tI" city tn remaining In
all and were allowed To go, after prom
sins they would 30.
John Gill was charged with battery
nnd pleaded guilty. His wife came into
.pUri, and by her testimony succeeded i'm
swing Gill from a term i'm the city Jail.
Judge Bowman told GIL i'm no uncertain
manner just what would happen 10 him
10 the event that Inc did not behave him
Ssf IN order To be certain that the map
would do what hc ought To do FOR his
famfy he will return 10 Judge Bowman
With his wife on December Il and give
.ccord Cf his conduct. upon the pcruSal
c which Judge Bowman Will decide us
70 whether = jaiI sentence is necessary.
Frod Falloriui and Nick FacclIctti
rsaded guilty to charge. of battery,
ai wcrc fined S. each, They told the
court that they had been having a good
tlme.
Pete Mahoro and Pete Rcadick,
charged with the battery OF Thco Gust.
pl,adoi not guilty. and VIII tell the court
about The affair on December >.
G. Y. Leo an6 :. o. Chic were charged
rilb disturbing the peace. and told the
murl that they were doing nothing OF
lhc kind. They pleaded not guilty To
lhe charge and had tlIeir Trial set for
December :. John Ohio. who WAS arrested
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-23
COUGHING BURST
BLOOD VESSEL
says Danger Avoided and Cures
Coughs in 6 Hours.

writer for the medical press states
mat coughing is responsible for the
bursting of blood vessels quite frequent
~. A cough or cold means inflamma.
tIon (fevcr) and congestion, and these
IN turn Indicate that the body is full of
poIsons and waste matter. Simple re.
lief, rs found in patent cough mcdi.
eincs, and whiskcy, often result in more
Marin than good; as they cause more
congestion. \ tonic laxative cough
syrup will work marvels and here tol.
lows prescription which is becoming
lannon's for its prompt relief and thor
oueh cures. II rids the system of the
cause. except IT he consumption. Don Z
wait Tor consumption TO grasp It's vie
,ip, put begin this treatment. which
cures some in five hours. Mix in bei
ne one-half ounce fluid wild cherry
park' one ounce compound essence car.
diol and three ounces svrup white nine
compound. Take twenty drops every
9ait hour for four hours. Then ono
halt TO one tcaspoonfuI three or four
times day. Give children less accord
ing 10 age.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-23
Building Permits.

Six permits were issued by Building
Inspector a. r. Tlrth Monday for now
buildings and improvements. aGgregatine
In value the sum OF $l0,650, as fol-
lows:
+. NJ Houghton, ne-story brick
dwelling, 223 X street ........S 5000
Anna c. Christensen, onc-Story
frame dwelling. 81 North Sew
cnth West street ....,.,....s.., 1000
Glover Leaf Dairy, two-story frame
building, rear IiI South State
street -. ................,...., 1000
John r Thompson. one story brick
veneer residence, 1906 East Laird
avenue -. .,....-.......... 800
James Courtney, one-Story brick
residence. 7i975l South First
West stree, ,,,.........,....... 5000
James W. Rogers, ono-story dwell
ing, 631 South Elizabeth street :. $50
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Deaths.

Violetta A Cavancc, rear 2i7 South
Second West, aged , years, scarlet
fever.
Byron Novel; cIo East Twelfth South
aged p, pneumonia.
Katherine Boshardt, 252 West Seventh
South. aged IL, heart disease.
David Coleman, Holy Cross hospital
aged 10, pulmonary tuberculosis.
Mary II. Warburton. $50 East Tenth
South aged 50. cancer OF stomach
w. NJ. Baxter St Marks hospital,
aged %. obstruction of bowels.
w. X. Jones, Flo q street, aged 81
typhoid fever.
G. f. Richards. st. Marks hospital,
aged 3S. epilepsy.
Rose T.. Butcher, G32 West First North
aged ] year CASTRO -cutcritis.
Lawrence Eurbidge, 232 West First
North, aged Z, mitral reorganization.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-23
University Notes

m {. Dallas. architect of the firm ot
ldllaS q Hedges. was "A visitor at tho
nmlGTGTs1,y; rnG 1ly; Monday afternoon, and dciv,
rTeu lecture on Plans for Home Build.
ing before the class In domestic science
The hydraulic class. which visited tho
ne" power plant being erected I'm Alpin,
canyon last Saturday reports an inter.
S",is ,llp and also cordial reception
pH the management Of tho Utah Counts
lLSht inG Power company whose plant
was visited The boys were accompanied
Is, to ana shown through tho works by J. II
Nocton, manager. and then entertained
oN ME- Wooton at an excellent dinner.
Th" final tryout for thc John r. Park
debate viii be hold this evening In th,
Gi'E and county building. The question
is the Same is 10 be debated with thu
Oregon team January 81 From tho de-
batcrs this evening will be selected sis
men To take part In tho annual John
X. Park debate. and the winners OF this
debate VIII be chosen TO meet the Ore
gon team.
The first his student body social of The
year win be the dance in the assembly
room In honor or the Logan visitors
Thanksgiving night. good many Io-
ganitos arc expected down for the foot
ban game in the afternoon. and the
danco VIII serve as a special reception
Tor the Logan team and rootcrs All stu
dents holding student identification will
he admitted TO the dance.
The regular weekly Chronicle made its
appearance Monday I'm the form OF u spe-
cial football number. Cuts OF all the
men on tho team arc given, with II short
account of the record OF each man in
ms years work. The issue also con
talns a statement expressing the scnti-
mcnts of the students as regards Coach
Maddock. No university coach was ever
appreciated moro than Coach MaddoCE
la n,ltt 1ci L.. E,,te l.,
last years work in football the students
feel the !ure losing Il bcncfactor.
Tho engineering lecture. which should
have been given Wednesday, has been
postponed on account of the inability OF
Robert Forester OF tho Utah Fuel com
panN TO be present That date. Mr., For
rcster'S visit is anticipated with keen
interest.
The freshman class has decided "a
adopt the campus rules and will meet to-
day 20 decide on a class cap and the
style Of uecktic-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-23
Real Estate News

On November 80. 1908. local bank clear
ings FOR the day amounted to S1.G77.-
5S7.22. Monday, just n year later. Tho
cleaIings OF Salt Lake banks showed .
gain of $13,2So.35. the total being 81, ,G9o.
SGI6i.
s. w. Morrison sold Monday, through
the Aetna Real Estate Investment com
pany 10 6, l.. Greene ut First avenue
and q street. a plot FIVE by ton rods foI
$4,000 The same agency sold for Susan
B, Smith 10 NJ Griffin. Il house and 10,
on Third West street for $500 and foI
the Jacobs Realty company 10 l.. L.
llsSey, lot on Aucrbach avenue foI
S2I0o.
According TO decd filed in tho office
Of the county recorder, Monday, -. G.
Roberts ana others transfer TO The West
crn Loan and Savings company n part
Of lot /. block a., plat A. salt Lake City
survey. The property involved is located
at First South and Broadway, and the
consideration was $i3, 900
Another transaction OF record. Monday
was the sale by John Lloyd to Ellen
Stewardson FOR $4,000, a part of lot D,
block ~. plat ~ salt Lake City survey.
The property is located near South Tenn
pie and Second East streets.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-23
Salt Lake Statistics
Births.

Births.
". r. Yates, 10 Nelson place. twin
boys,
Michael Desmond. 20O2 Thirteenth East
boy.
l. B. Smith. 1022 Belmont avenue
boy.
j. W. Muller. 80 West Sixth South
boy.
H. r. Sackett. 20 West Fifth South
boy.
+. II. Bcckstcad. 1875 X street, girl.
j. w. Wright. 301 II street boy.
boy.
y. T. Peterson. 776 West First South
girl.
William Gossett. Ss6 sherman avenue
girl.
T.. II. Azutter, 1868 Gordon street
boy.
William Hadhcld 1916 Park street
boy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-23
Case Is Dismissed.

The case OF Marcus Roudcbusb against
the Rio Grande Western and Denver Il
Rio Grande Railroad companies was dis
missed by Judge Armstrong. Monday
upon stipulation between the parties to
the action ana at plaintiffs cost The
action was brought to recover damages.
alleged 10 have been received by plain
tiI while employed for tho railroad com
amount Of damages asked WAS $40 200
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-23
SIR MORET0N FREWIN
TO LECTURE In ZION

IT is expected that the directors Of the
Commercial club Will holu n meeting
some time today. WHOM one of the sub
jcctS To come up FOR discussion will be
Il proposed lecture by Sir MoEetoE Ere
WIN. inc notc9 bohticai cconomist, win
turcr is In the west under the auspices
OF the Fair Exchange league, at present
in California. He Is expected TO arrive
in this city about the first of next month.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-23
NO CASE ON RECORD.

There rs no case on record Of n
cough or cold resulting in pneumonia
or consumption after Foley's Honey
and Tar had been taken, as il viii stop
your cough and break up your cold
quickly, Refuse any but the genuine
Folcy's Honey and Tar in n yellow
package, Contains no opiates and is
safe and sure. Schramm johnson Drug
ca
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-23

is for 100 acres for the Miners hospital
fund. another is for coo acres for the
School OF Mines. and the third is for
100 acres for tho deaf and dumb asylum.
The lands are located in the southwest
ern part of the state.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-23
Real Estate Transfers.

Samuel Il Chambers to c, w.
Reese. lots 4 ), s. IL and IL.
block 1G, hve-acrc plat G ..,...S 900
d. e. Roberts ct al. 10 Western
Loan and Savings company, part
OF lot /, block Is. plat A.. i 4a, ,oo
Elizabeth II. Park TO ". II. Park.
section 81. township l south,
John Lloyd to Ellen Slewardson.
part OF lot ;, block ~, plat A., 1900
Dan G. Roberts ct AL to L. II and
;. plat 4 ,;.~;,.,.,....:,..:..., 2,5o
ncr. part of section -. township
south. range l west ....... IL:
\. III Stone et al To Kimbal e
Richards, lot ~, Jnckson SQUARE,
William J. Horn ct ri. to +. W
Little. ct al, part Of lot c, block
r. plat a Observation-Disclosures. II
4. 6. Tlollister 10 J. ~ Harrison.
lot 10 block 2, East Lawn sub
Leon II, Pack ct al, TO John r.
Thompson, lots II and i2. block ?.
Perkins Second addition .....- zoo
Elizabeth r. G. Perkins 10 George
-. Anderson. part of lot i; block
>. EhriCh's subdivision ...... lC
II. G. Hoffman ct al, 10 j. }. Walsh.
lots and G. block ], Howard
United ii Realty COMPANY 10 n
L. Garnscy. lot 30. block (. unjon
Heights subdivision ....... lG5
Martin Lewis 10 Edwin Marks.
part of lot :, block 90 plat
b ,..,,.,.. ......... .....-....,..... 5.OOg
Hubbard Investment company to
Francis NJ Jones. lots 81. - and
-, block !. East Boulevard -. )
Pearl Il. Bramel Q, al To vivian
L. Wildlng. lots % and 30. block
J, Ehrich's subdivision ........ 1,5oo
Mark Austin ct al to John Eom-
puist. part OF lot S, block -.
pat B ..............,,... 10
Ashton-Jenkins company to Bert
Merrill, lots IL and 1S block -
l.ihcrlN nArk nlai L IN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-23
How Polygamy Is Dying Gu"

upon them-quirc showing would bc
made If they were all exposed. Multi
ply thirty-two by twenty, and a total
of six hundred and forty appears. And
everything connected with the secret
offending goes TO demonstrate that this
is low estimate.
And thus il is that "polygamy i;
diving ont.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-23
Marriage Licenses.

George Bateman of Crescent and Ella
Blunt of Pleasant Grove.
G. o. Beckstead and Hannah Schclc
Of Salt Lake,
J. l.. Grant and Emma Dczcr OF Salt
Lake.
w. ]. Slater and Bertha Edwards Of
Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-23
Selections Approved.

Governor William Spry received notice
Monday from the general land office at
Washington of The approval Of three
land selections made by the state. One
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-23

IN company with them, was fined s5 for
being drunk. He told tho cour, t,',, b,
WIS sick and got drunk TO forget it.
., For discharging firearms IN the city
hh'i'S, John surlord was fined $40.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-23

Tribune Want Ads.
Poll Main 5oOD InlanonJant p6O
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-23

Dr.. Broadbent, Dentist,
Has returned TO tho office, 500 Scott
building,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-23

~ {. Dallas. architect of the firm OF
,"llaS ~ Hedges was "A visitor at tho
university, Monday afternoon. and dcliv-
rf"d lecture on PLANS for Home Build =
ing before the class In domestic science.
Evening journal., 1909-09-08
FARMERS IN
A MAN HUNT
Go After Midnight Visitor
Whose Actions We're
Suspicious

There was a lively man hunt ia Mil
Greek and White Clay Creek Hundreds
on Monday night
When John Turner, farmer OF near
Harmony, was aroused early Monday
morning by the barking of his dogs he
suspected that strangers we're on the
farm, and hurrying out Of the house
Turner's suspicious were confirmed when
he caught sight OF a team being driven
hurriedly from the farm. Turner got
into a wagon back of his fastest horses
and summonlng Calvin and Lester Nc
Alster adjoining farmers TO his aid, the
three started in pursuit Of the stranger
whose team Turner had seen leaving his
farm. Turner and his friends followed
the stranger to Brandywine Springs,
thence back again TO Mermaid, but being
unable 10 overtake him summoned VIII
liam C. Little. another farmer Of the
neighborhood. to aid in the search. Al
though Little was mounted on a thor
oughbred running horse, the stranger
had too great lead on him and finally
escaped the five men.
Farmers in the vicinity OF Harmony
have been missing much produce as well
as many chickens, OF late and IL is sur
missed that the Monday night visitor al
the Turner farm was in search Of such
food stuff.
Evening journal., 1909-09-08
KENT BRIDGE TO
BE BLOWN UP
Levy Court TO Dynamite
Structure Instead Of Pro-
vidine Brideetender

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Sept. S--worried by
orders from the Government to get its
bridges open and keep bridgetenders
at all draws, the Levy Court has de-
cded by resolution to "blow out" Mar
TINS Bridge over Leipsic River and
gave the contract TO eliminate the
bridge from the surface of the earth
to Frank White, who viii do 1t for
$50.
The action will probably incite pro-
test from some farmers In that neigh
borhOod. but the Levy Court decided
that IL had to comply with the Fed
eral order by October /, and the only
way TO do IL when II had neither time
nor money TO do otherwise was TO take
the bridge away. Tho resolution pro-
vidcs that Contractor White must sink
four pilo-drivors to protect the abut-
mcnts and approaches already con-
structed there so that If at any future
time the court desires to construct a
new drawbridge there in place OF the
present fixed bridge, these may be util-
lied.
The Canton Bridge Company. which
Is building a fine new bridge at Leipsic,
having obtained an extension OF time
from the Federal Government until
November 1. the Kent court decided to
extend the time Of the bridge contrac-
tors TO that date, also.
Evening journal., 1909-09-08
MANY AT PICNIC
AT CAMDEN CAMP
spcclal b nm EVENINq JouRNAI.

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Sept. s.-The George w. Tcbo
picnic at tho Camden campmeeting grove
near Camden. was one of the pleasing
events of the year among farmers. In
vitatons @ customers or patrons had
been scattered through Kont county, and
nearly 800 persons responded.
Tho day was fne and everybody en-
joyod himself AZ T. o'clock. lunch was
served and this was ono of the days big
features. partakon OF as il was in the
open air and with all the settings and
surroundings Of nature.
At o'clock the people gathered In tho
auditorium and Mr.. Tebo made a few
remarks announcing some speaking and
singing TO follow.
America was sung by the assem-
Alaec. after which there was prayer by
the Rev NJ Potts. OF Woodside. Then
followed speaking by Dr. 70. L. Ilof-
focxer. Of the Methodist Church. Do
vor. and Alexander NJ. DAILY. Of Dover
Nearer. My God 10 Thee" was sung by
tho congregation After vote OF thanks
had been given 10 Mr.. Tobo, the host.
the guests were dismissed with a pray
er by tho Rev S. j. Cleoland of Dover.
There were refreshments. free all day
Ice cream. lemonade. nuts and cigars.
This was the second annual picnic Civ
On by Mr. Tebo 20 his patrons and an
made u request that ne repeat tho event
next year
Evening journal., 1909-09-08
ODESSA

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
ODESSA. Del, Sept. Miss Margaret
and Miss Alice Mccoy have been
spending the past week at Cambridge,
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Naudain Of st.
Louis, Mo-, visited friends here lact
week
Miss Florence Berry is at Newport,
the guest of her brother, William Ber-
ry and wife.
Rev. D. ]. Given is at Upper Fair
mount. Md, where he is spending his
vacation.
Mrs. John Heldmyer has Miss Kath-
crime Krumm, of Philadelphia, as her
guest.
Mrs L. M. Kielkopf, of Philadelphia
is spending a few days with friends
here.
Miss Reba Carey of North East. Md.
spent last week with Miss Edna Ewell
Miss Lille Massey spent last week
with friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. John &. Corbit and daughter
Anne. of Wilmington, spent last weel
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH
Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry +. snyder. OF
Philadelphia, are guests at the homo
of their daughter, Mrs. George Whit
took.
Evening journal., 1909-09-08
DROUGHT DOESN'T
AFFECT Ills CROPS
Western Farmer Who Has
Ideas on Irrigation Keeps
His Lands Moist
Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, Sept. Sired Mcguire,
farmer who moved TO Delaware from
the northwest bringing some good West
ern Ideas has overcome the drought and
now laughs at tho Eastern farmers who
pass his place and stop their horses TO
survey his beds OF lettuce and his beau
uful layout of market gardening Ma
guire lives on the silver Lake farm and
he has harnessed the waters oe the lake
and irrigated his place.
A gasoline engine pumps, with a two
horse power pressure, the water from Sill
yer Lake up through pipe system which
irrigates Maguires farm. lie can turn
ON tho water in one set Of pipes and IT
sprays out. so that he has rain at
viii. He can turn it on another pipe
line and it waters mis- stock. grass and
flowers. All Mcguire has to do is to
feed his engine and turn his pipes then
get out and noe. Neighbors who have
seen It declare that the system works
perfectly.
Evening journal., 1909-09-08
FACE
A POOR YEAR

SALISBURY. Md. Sept S.-The can
ming season in the lower peninsula this
year promises to be almost an entire fail
ure, the crop OF sugar corn in Wicomi-
co and Dorchester counties being the poor
est ever known in the history. of canning.
The large packers Of corn in Wicomico
report that they will not have one-third
Of a pack; one, whose output usually runs
around $4,000 cases a season, expects TO
put up only 10000 cases this year. The
drought OF course, has been the cause Of
this great shortage.
The outlook for tomatoes a week or
10 days ago was splendid, and the first
picSings were of fine quality and of abun-
dant quantity. While tomatoes can stand
considerable draught. unless rain comes
soon the dry rot now affecting many
plants will very materially affect the sec
ond picking, making this crop also one
of the shortest for years.
Evening journal., 1909-09-08
PUTS OPIUM SMOKERS
INTO THREE CLASSES

NEW YORK, Sept. S-Dr f. II.
Frost, secretary of the state Pharm-
acy Board. has in his possession an
opium outfit captured by an officer
of the board in a raid on a Chinese
joint in Toledo. It consists of a pipe,
bowl lamp and needle, according to
the Columbus Dispatch.
The opium is held on the point Of
the needle in the bottom of the bowl
IN which there is a hole and the light
ed lamp is directly underneath. the
flame reaching the drug through the
aperture" said DR.. Frost.
"The smoker inhales the fumes in a
recumbent position and falls asleep af-
ter taking a few whiffs. The oper-
alton only lasts short time. There
are first. second and thirds. The we'll
to-do Of the race smoke the first kind
which is unused opium. The second
kind is composed Of ashes from the
first smoke mixed with the good opium,
and the third kind, used by the poorer
class. is made of the ashes which have
been used once and then mixed with
the drug in its original form"
Evening journal., 1909-09-08
KENT LEVY COURT
WORRIED BY DEBT
lIpec.aI to rnE EVENINa IoURNAh

'ipec'al 20 rIiE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Dell Sept S-"Why should
we run along this way in debt, gem
tlemen OF the finance committee. and
have our county fan into financial dis
repute?" asked President Sapp in ad-
dressing the Levy Court September
meeting.
Here we have an Indebtedness dis
covered at the county almshouse and
farm, of $1,000. A mortgage is due
new on which $500 must be paid.
There is an Indebtedness Of $4,000 here
for buildings. Then there are two
or three floating obligations in the
bank.
NOW, gentlemen. get together and
arrange these matters so that one sale
Of bonds or certificate Of Indebtedness
covering the entire liability of the
county may be made. and let's have a
clearinghouse day and pay everybody
of and know just where we stand.
This way of running public business
from hand to mouth does not suit
mo"
It was afterward learned that the
holder of the obligations Of debt
against the poor farm and hospital de-
mands $500 or five percentum OF his
money.
Evening journal., 1909-09-08
KENT ROAD WORK
TO BEBYCONTRACT
President Sapp Points Out
New Law TO the Levy
COurimen
Special to TnE EVENING JOURNAL

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER. Del. Sept. S--Before the ad-
journmcnt OF the September meeting
of Levy Court. President Sapp caution
ed the members about doing good roads
work in accordance with the old good
roads law allowing about $1,000 20 "a
member each year TO spend as he
elects for permanent good roads im-
provement. He pointed ont that the
Soper law provided, SO II is claimed
that an work hereafter must be done
by contract and under the direction
OF the county supervisor.
II think IL only fair that We shoul,
protect our county treasurer said Mr.
Sapp. "ff somebody is going 10 gel
him in trouble for paying out this
money under the old law. then We
want 10 know about il now"
Subsequently the court adopted tho
Following resolution, prepared by the
courts attorney. Mr.. Wolcott.
Whereas. by Chapter l4S OF Volume
%. Laws OF Delaware. Il Is provided
that whenever the sum of one thous-
and dollars shall be raised by special
TAX for the permanent improvements
OF public roads. that the state Of Del
aware shall appropriate a like sum for
said purpose; and
Whereas. said funds so raised and
appropriated are 20 be- expended By
the Levy Court commissioner from the
district in which said sums are so
raised and
Whereas, there rs no provision IN
said law for auditing and accounting
FOR said funds by the said Levy Couri
commissioners.
"Now therefore bo it resolved. Tha
it rs the sense of the Levy Court %
Kent county that each commissionc
cf said county shall submit an accoun
OF tho expenditures which he has mad
10 said Levy Court. which said cN
penditures shall be audited by "a com
mittec of said Levy Court on or Doc
fore the first Tuesday In January c
each year"