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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-07-15
WEST SOUND

Eddie Chase is camping On the is
land for while.
Mrs. C. w. Rusch has been sick
for the past week.
Miss Connie Hammond is visiting
inaatown for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stages have a baby
boy born last Thursday.
Mrs. Hardison has her cousins Wis
iting her for a short time.
Misses Bertha and Pearl Boede
went to Anacortes Monday.
Miss Becky Armstrong has gone
to Anacortes where she has employ
ment.
Miss Frances Stowe, Of Belling-
ham, is visiting at West Sound this
week.
Byron Wright, Of Milton, Oregon,
is visiting his brother-in-law, David
Chase.
The w. C. T.. U. held mothers
meeting on Thursday in the West
Sound hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lashua, Mr.. and
Mrs. Simpson and Ray Lashua, OF
Seattle, have just returned from a
camping trip.
The West Sound Sunday school
gave a picnic Wednesday over on
the point by the johnson home
Everyone reports very good time
Mrs. Ernest Chase has returned
from Elma where she was called or
account of the illness of her sister
who was much improved when she
left.
The launch Orcas will take 3
crowd to Richardson Sunday where
the Orcas boys will play ball with
the Richardson nine. The boat will
leave West Sound at $50 Sunday
morning and Orcas at 10 o'clock,
All who wish to go must be on time,
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STUART ISLAND

Albert Cook is home for week.
E. T. Erickson and family made a
trip around the island Sunday.
Paul A. Chevalier and O II. John
son went to Friday Harbor Saturday.
Willis Maxfield is busy getting
out piles for Warren & Buckner, of
Blaine.
Sunday the thermometer regis
tered sc in the shade at the light
station.
Mrs. Paul Chevalier and son were
guests Of Mrs. G. N. Smith at Roche
Harbor Saturday.
Miss Mary Smith, Of Roche Har-
Dor, is visiting with her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul A. Cheva-
Tier.
E. A. Chevalier and A. Droullard
are getting their reef net ready and
will begin fishing for salmon in a
few days.
Mrs. Caroline Chevalier returned
Saturday from g visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Geo. w. Smith, at
Roche Harbor.
The launch Fox carried the mail
in the place Of the steamer Elmo
four days last week. The Elmo il
having some repairs made on her
boiler.
The mail used to come every day
but Sunday but since the new mail
service began we only get it half the
time. It took the Islander four
days to come here from Friday Har-
bora distance Of 18 miles, and other
papers are just the same.
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Paid Advertisements
BURKE
Paid Advertisement
King county's. Choice
For United States
Senator
NUDGE THOMAS BURKE is
the choice Of King County Re-

NUDGE THOMAS BURKE isl
the choice Of King County Re-
~ pubiicans for Senator. At
home this is conceded by his
opponents. For the information of
Republicans in other parts of the
state we desire to call attention to
the following facts:
/. Judge Burke, feeling there
should be but one candidate from
King County, offered to submit to-
preliminary primary, agreeing, in
case he should not receive a plural
ity of the Republican votes of his
home county, to withdraw from the
contest and to give his hearty sup
port to such candidate as might re-
ceive such plurality. His offer was
refused by Messrs. Wilson and Hum
phries, the other candidates from
King county.
2. AS a result of this refusal,
the friends and neighbors of Judge
Burke proceeded to the organization
Of the Burke Senatorial Club Of
King County. By June 10th this
club had reached a membership Of
IL, 900 qualified voters, and has since
been steadily increasing in numbers.
8. Still impressed with the be-
lief that King County should have
but one candidate, Judge Burke
again offered to submit to a prelim-
mary primary, stating that he would
withdraw from the contest unless
he received larger vote than the
combined votes Of all other candi-
dates residing in King County. This
offer was also declined by Messrs.
Wilson and HUMPHREYS.
A. To ascertain the relative
strength, in Seattle, of the several
senatorial candidates, it was deemed
advisable to take a poll of the prin-
cipal office buildings, of the stores
along First, Second and Third Aven-
ues, Western Avenue and Pike
Street, and Of some of the wholesale
establishments and docks along the
waterfront. The vote was a secret
one. Instructions were given to
those taking it not to attempt in any
way to influence the result. Accu-
racy was the object sought. The
vote stood as follows:
Office Buildings Alaska, New
York. Bailey, Hinckley, Halter, Ep-
Ter, Empire, American, Leary, Ar
cade, Eitel, Northwest Trust, Pho.
neer, Mutual Life, Sullivan, Wash
1ington, Colman, Lowman, Henry
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Any lady can get silvered aNo- Drin,,
Coffee Strainer by writing DR.. Shoon Ra
cine, Wis. Send no money. Simply ask
for the mo Drip" Coupon privilege. civ
ing your name and address, Dr.. Shoop
will also send free his new and very inter-
esting little book describing DR. Shoop's
Health Coffee. Health Coffee is such a
close imitation of real coffee that it re-
quires an expert to tell the difference.
And neither is there grain Of real coffee
III it. Made from pure toasted grain, malt
and nuts. its flavor and taste is Exceeding
ly gratifying. No tedious boiling either.
made in minute,'' says DIR. Shoop
Write today for the book and mo Drip''
Coupon. All Grocer.
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ROCHE HARBOR
Haying is about over here

Haying is about over here.
The Neptune came in Wednesd,,
evening after lime.
Chester Warner returned homo
Monday from Seattle.
The Calcite made a trim to po.
sario Monday evening.
Levi Butterworth left TUESDAY,
for, Seattle on business.
Now what we want is roofing
club to root for these ball games.
VIM. Walker returned FRIDAY on
the Vashonian from a trip to Seat.
tie.
DR.. Capron moved his household
goods to Friday Harbor "Wednesday
on a scow.
The brig Irwin is expected to ar.
rive here soon from Frisco. The
Archer is lying there.
Joe Mears, of Anacortes, spent
Sunday here, coming in Saturday
evening ON the City of Anacortes.
A new doctor from the East ar
rived the last Of the week to take
DIR. Capron's position, which he has
resigned.
Ernest Johnson, who is well known
in this vicinity, being manager d
the base ball team here two years
ago, came down Tuesday on the
Vashonian from Seattle for couple
Of weeks camping on the island. He
brought Is boys from Seattle, who
are given an outing by the Y M. C|
A. Mr.. Johnson is looking after
them.
The Roche Harbor ball nine went
to West Sound Sunday on the launch
City of Anacortes, expecting to cross
bats with the ball team but they
found out that part of the Belllng,
ham sub team and part Of the West
Sound nine were the ones that they
were expecting to play, and the4
to help things along a little, an uf
fair umpire was to umpire the game !,
The score was 2 to 8 in favor OF tle
West Sound team. Sunday, July
II, the Friday Harbor club will play
with the home nine here.
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DOLPHIN BAY

Miss Cecil Schmuck spent Sunday
with Miss Inez Martin.
". D. Schmuck was visitor to
the county seat on Saturday.
Mrs. if. Iotte is rapidly recover
ing after several days illness.
A number from here attended the
dance at Orcas Saturday night. All
report a fine time.
Mrs. W. A. Jones and children
OF Deer Harbor, are spending the
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
r Krumdiack.
Fred Krumdiack and sons Henry
and Ernest and daughter Marie were
me guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Jones at Deer Harbor Sunday.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE

hereby make formal announcement
of my candidacy for the office of Repre-
sentative in the Legislature from San
Juan county subject to the approval of
the Repu blican electors of the county at
the Primary eection to be held Oh the
18th day of eptenlber, 1910. @
l.. J. Irwin,
Friday Harbor, Washington.
= MAY 10th. 1910.
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picked Up in Straits

Deck scow marked P. A. =, a1 81
fifteen feet wide by about thirty c.. "a.
long. Found floating in the S S'las,
Of Fuca, bottom side up. wv wv.
can have same by proving props s,ss
paying costs Of picking up anu
and cost Of this advertisement ,rbor
Henry Bailer, Friday 10
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Waterfront and Docks.
1897 Total

0,001 lOIal
1t is estimated that at the Repub-
ilcan primaries in King county some
80, 900 votes will be cast. Should
the relative strength Of the candi-
dates as disclosed by the above vote
be maintained, Judge Burke will
receive in this county considerably
over 10000 votes more than his
nearest competitor. It is probable.
however, that on primary day Judge
Burke's relative strength will Be
greater, for the tide is setting
strongly in his direction.
The foregoing. conclusiyely show
ing Judge Burke to be the over
whelming choice Of King County. IS
submitted for the candid considera-
ton Of Republicans throughout the
state.
BURKE SENATORIAL CLUB
OF KING COUNTY,
BY
I. " Baker. President,
4. F. Agnew, Secretary.
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ORCAS

Mrs. Close is a guest Of DR.. Pow
ers.
Mrs. McNulty and her brother,
Mr.. Gale, are visitors at the Orcas
hotel.
O. Freel cut Mr.. McLennan' hay
this season. The crop was very
heavy.
D. Fleming, of Vancouver, was
the guest Of Mr.. Peter from Friday
to Monday.
We are pleased to say that Mr..
Drinkle. our blacksmith, is able to
be about again.
The w. I. I. Club dance Saturday
night came off with a good attend
ance and every one well pleased.
Stanley Kepler has purchased a
McC ormick mower. His hay crop
was ready on its arrival and he says
it does good work.
A. Graves, Of Skagway, Alaska,
is having his land surveyed. He has
purchased what is known as the
Sweeney place, or part of it.
Stanley Kepler has been shipping
quite a large quantity Of cherries
this week. Mr.. Lind is shipping his
strawberries now. They are very
fine berries, and late enough to be
in demand.
The baseball game Sunday be-
tween the Orcas and Roche Harbor
teams resulted in a score Of 2 to 3
in favor Of the Orcas boys. The
game was good one and the boys
on both sides worked well.
The cantata under the manage
ment of Mrs. FL. Walrath was quite
a success. It was the first attempt
Of most Of the children taking part,
which speaks we'll for the manager
in having it enacted without any
difficulty Of any kind.
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DEER HARBOR

Miss Louise Loos, Of orcas, was a
visitor at home Monday.
Born To Mr.. and Mrs. o. T.
Loos. July IL, fine 8 pound girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Murray were
visitors at Orcas few days last
week.
A number of people here went
blackberry picking on Cypress island
the first of the week.
Everybody from here who attend
ed the Fourth of July cantata at Or
cas- last Friday night report a good
time.
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Ora g /oscasEl,5Lr6> 0I4f
arsa 81 So. NJ. oSHKruSSofDJ Eer 10
EAST SOUND
Hrsa 81 So. NJ

Mrs. ]. c. Myers returned from
Seattle Sunday.
Karl Templin returned to Friday
-Harbor Wednesday evening.
Mr. Stewart Tulloch, of Seattle,
was calling on East Sound friends
Sunday.
The steamer Chippewa brought
eight hundred people from Seattle
Sunday.
Mr.. Jno. Templin, of Seattle, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Tepmlin.
Mr.. Jack Woods returned to Sc
attic Sunday after weeks visit
with friends and relatives.
Mr. H. B. Paige, of Bellingham,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. |. S.
Waldrip the first Of the weke.
Mr.Alfred Harrison and a friend,
OF Seattle, are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. Harrison this week.
Mrs. Chas. Woods and daughter
Marjorie, of Seattle, were guests of
Mr. H. W. 1emplin and family this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wilson re-
turned Wednesday from two
weeks trip to Seattle, Kent, and
Bellingham.
The Misses McAllister and Miss
Murphy and their guests from Sc
attic were members of mountain
party Friday.
Mrs. Garfield and daughters ar
rived from Bellingham the last of
the week to spend the summer at
their cottage.
MIR. and Mrs. Hope Stewart, of
Seattle, were the guests of Mrs.
Stewards grandmother, Mrs. John
Sutherland, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Benson, Mrs.
Mabel Kalloch, Mr.. H. B. Paige and
Mrs. c. A. Darling spent Monday
aon MT. Constitution.
Mrs. Allatt and daughter, Miss
Ethel Allatt, and Miss Mary Moran,
of Rosario, spent part Of the day
Sunday in East Sound.
Miss Esther Williams, Miss Luella
Woody and the Misses Daisy and FL
sic Keen, of Bellingham, are camp
ing on Crescent beach.
Mr.. VIM. Evans and sister, Mrs.
Grace Alberts, of Seattle, are visit
ing the families of DR. |. M. Harri-
son and E. w. Harrison.
The young people gave dance al
the l. o. O. F. hall Friday evening
IN honor of Mr.. Jack Woods, of Sc
attic, and Mr.. B. H, Ketcham.
Mrs. Harry Mailer and Miss Ka-
de Killing, of Seattle, came on the
excursion Sunday for an extended
visit with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robt. Killing.
Miss Jessie Templin left Monday
for months cruise to Heriot bay
as the guest of .Dr. R. N. Gordon
and Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Hunton on
the Doctors yacht Restless.
The dance given by the Citizens
Improvement Club tuesday evening
was decided success both socially
and financially. The club will give
another dance one week from Fri
day evening.
4 party from Friday Harbor con-
ssstIng of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Daghtman, Misses Guard, Jessie
Douglas, Ethel Perry, Messrs. Les
lie and John Douglas and friends
spent three days on Mt. Constitu-
:
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resthing children have nlos
or less diarrhoea, which can be e ca1
trolled by giving Chamberlain's Ca'
lie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
All that is necessary is to give y. ~
prescribed dose after each opersu0s
Of the bowels more than natura r.. -
then castor oil to cleanse the syS: :ass
It is safe and sure. Sold by frlO''
Harbor Drug Company.
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Paid Advertisements
FOR ASSESSOR

/ hereby announce my candidacy for
the Office of Assessor OF San Juan County
Washington, subject to the approval of
the Republican electors ct the county at
the Primary Election to be held Oh the
18th day Of September, 1910
G.. B. Buxton,
Fast Sound, Washington. July s, 1910.
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a failing tiny nerve mo larger than the
snnest silken thread takes from the Heart
its impulse, its power. its regularity. TIE
c5soniacs: also has its hidden, or inside
nerve. 1t was DR.. Shocp who first told
Us II was wrong to Drug weak or failing
nsomach, Heart or Kidneys. His pres.
c11ptron-Dr. Shops Restoratiye-is-fli d.
rected straight for the cause Of these all
. msnas-th n weak and faltering inside
me Restorative has of late grown 80 ran.
ss. ly In popularity. Druggists say that
st...'e VINO test the Restorative even for s
g; ;eM Gays soon become fully convinced az
"a S m n merit. Anyway, don't drug
q ~ gan. treating the cause Of sickness
-ss g s.ie only sensible and successful wav
: ''1o ny Friday Harbor Drug Company.
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For Sheriff

hereby announce my candidacy for
the Office of Sheriff of San Juan County,
Washington, subject to the approval Of
the Republican electors of the county at
the Primary Election to be held on the
18th day OF September, 1910.
S. V. B0yce
Friday Harbor, Washington, j une q, 1910.
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or,Sherif

By solicitation of friends I hereby an
nounoe my candidacy tor the office of
Sheriff of San Juan County. subject to the
approval of the Rel ublican electors of the
county at the Primary Election to be held
on the 18th Jay of Septic r Der, 1910.
G.. III. BAKER
Friday Harbor, Washington, May "a, 1910
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FOR COUNTY AUDITOR

] hereby announce myself candidate
for the office OF auditor Of San Juan conn
ty, subject to the will of the Repu blicans
of the county at the Primary electioG to
be held September l3, 1910.
Raymond D. Madden,
Friday Harbor. Wasf., July g., 1910.
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Island
OLGA
Eep. 1850

Mrs. A. Chandler and children, of
Seattle, are at the Olga Inn.
Rev. j. w. Hard, of East Sound,
was an Olga visitor on Monday.
J. H. Snowden is marketing over
three tons of cherries, and they are
of fine quality.
Mrs. Laura Fairhurst and Frances
Rice, Of Oakland, CAL, are guests
at the Olga Inn.
A.S.Clark, Of Bellingham, brought
a party of friends to Olga Sunday
on his yacht Bubble.
R. A. McClung and wife, and a..
P. Akin. of Seattle. are spending
the week at the Olga Inn.
Mrs. Silas White left here for her
new home in Idaho on Monday. The
Whites are now located at Clifford,
Idaho.
Olga people feel very friendly
toward O. G. Wall, candidate for
auditor, on account of the many kind
things he has written about Orcas
island.
No complaint about the new mail
service has been heard here, although
it would be more satisfactory to
have the mail on Monday instead of
Sunday. Next week the Morning
Star and Vashonian are to run
through to Bellingham. The Bur
ton will be retired.
Among the weekend guests at
the Olga Inn were Mr.. and Mrs. C.
S. Roray, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Cissna, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. H. Darwin, Mrs. Jos. Ma
son, Mrs. L. H. Hadley. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B.Morgan, all of Bellingham
Arthur Rogers, Of Ferndale.
j. S. McMillin and guests to the
number of twenty-five were Olga
visitors on Monday morning, coming
on the gaily-decorated launch Cal
cite. They wished to make the trir
up the mountain from Olga but il
was impossible to get teams enough
here to provide for the party. East
Sound transfers refused to take the
party from Olga for any reasonable
figure, though the haul is much
shorter from here.
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DIR. L. A. Rudow, dentist, has
opened his Offices in the bank build
ing, Friday Harbor, where he is pre-
pared to do all kinds of dental work.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-07-15

DIR. 1. A. Rudow. dentist, has
opened his offices in the bank build
ing, Friday Harbor, where he is pre-
pared to do all kinds of dental work.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-07-15

DIR. L. A. Rudow, dentist, has
opened his offices in the bank build
ing, Friday Harbor, where he is pre-
pared to do all kinds of dental work.
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When the stomach fails to per-
form its functions, the bowels be-
come deranged, the liver and the
kidneys congested, causing numer-
Gus diseases. The stomach and liv-
er must be restored to a healthy
condition and Chamberlain's Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets can be de
pended upon to do it. Easy to take
and most effective. Sold by Friday
Harbor Drug Company.
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DIR. Z. A. Rudow. dentist, has
opened his offices in the bank build
mig, Friday Harbor, where he is pre-
pared to do all kinds of dental work
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BIDS WANTED

Bids are wanted for 9 i '%ss
amount Of slashing on my ny., , o. /
near Olga. Address G. :. R0en'S
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DIR. L. A. Rudow, dentist, has
opened his Offices in the bank build
ing, Friday Harbor where he is pre-
pared to do all kinds of dental work.
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1897

Stores, along First, Second and Third
Avenues, Western Avenue and Pike
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BANKRUPTCY

11d1-Elijah Devor, S. o. VS.
Frank HOuser ............ 90
3029-Eliiah Devor, proof of tax
claim .,....,. ............ w
31S9-Eli1ah Devor, proof of
claim J. +. Irelan ......... 90
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births and deaths, 19OS.... 61 "a
Surveyor various roads. S5 90
934-James r. Marker salary as
Surveyor various bridges. 25 Oh
9S1-,James K. Marker. survey
county road line. ......,.,. 0C
go drafting ........,........., 800 @ 1s6 81
w. drafting ........,......,.,. 1s6 G;
''O various iat1 ditches ......,..,. Yo S5 o,
40 drafting ...'....'........., 49, r 500 o,
1347--C. S. Slade, postage and
express NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3
1880. S. Slade, postage ..... o.
750--.Samuel Stutz salary and
expense Inf. Director .... 90 9
1024-Samuel Stutz, salary and
expense Inf. Director. r..... 20 8
12S5--Samuel StutZ, salary and
expense Inf. Director ..... 29 3
1i67-Samuel StlItz. salary and
expense Inf. Director .. 81 3
16S9-Samuel Stutz. salary and
expense Inf. Director ..... 90 l
2020--Samuel Stutz. salary and
expense Inf Director ..... Al
1SS6--Samuel StutZ. salary and
expense Inf. Director So. 81
| 2220--Samuel Stutz salary and
expense Inf Director $685.. 33
25O1-Samuel Stutz salary and
| expense Inf. Director .,,. 39
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BOARDING IN JAIL

~ vices in jail SIS 90 |
762-Dayton Workhouse, board
ing prisoners in workhouse 20 60
1O6S-Dayton Workhouse, board
ing prisoners in workhouse % 20
13i5-Dayton Workhouse, board
ing prisoners in workhouse 60
Workhouse, board
ing prisoners in workhouse 13 20
Workhouse, board
ing prisoners in Workhouse 40
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FURNITURE, FIXTURES AND C.
PETS.

s15-The Gordon & Alter Co... 872 80
IS03-The Gordon q Alter Coz. %
l949-The Gordon & Alter Co... 4S7 20
2l9S-The Gordon & Alter Co... 81 20
l066--B. f. Wade Sons Co... 4iO w
l261-B. F. Wade Sons Co....... $50 W
lS25-.B, +. Wade Sons Co....... l495 w
1l83-Baughman q Deitz. So O0
120Z-Baughman & Deitz. ........ 5 4S
1548-Baughman & Deitz. "a %
247S--Baughman & Deitz. ....... 00
1S04-Pierson & Ried. ............ 50
1S2T-W. ], Irwin, 306 65
2964-W. c. Dietz. 100 SO
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coRoNERs coURT-AUToPsIEs

1871. E. Monger ct al, Andrew
Cochran .................. II 40
1O12-J Il Monger ct al, John
ID. Ullery. Observation-Disclosures. 3 80
1544-J. e. Monger ct al, Jennie
weaver .,...............s. W
1910 weaver e.. .e.i.......,....... , @ 9 20
1546-J. L. Monger ct al, Noble
SWartZ observation-disclosures. d ~
1547--J. e. Monger ct al, w. II.
Falra o OU
1881. Il Monger ct al, c. w.
HeironomouS .............. 10 20
2302-J. f.. Monger ct al, Irwin
York Observation-Disclosures. 3 ~
2S75-J. e. Monger ct al, Hugh
Bickel ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5O
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VOL 9-EstabIished 1882. GREEN
COMMISSIONERS
ANNUAL REPORT
To the Court of Common Pleas,
Darke County, Ohio.

The following is an itemized statement
OF our financial transactions Tor the
year ending August 81, 1910, as required
by Section Sl7 r. S.
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MISCELLANEOUS

9SG--Wm. Kipps Sons, paint for
Com. Pleas Court room.... 142 81
1145-.A. NJ. Buchwalter, trans
script for Pros. Atty....... 90
1fS4--N. NJ Peters, stem. fees,
Loudenslager VS. Payne 80. 80
2S31-Laird j. Trayer, Tx. in S.
.. vs. Briney. II 90 |
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CLOTHING IN JAIL

1T53-Cornell & Oglesby cloth
ing for prisoners. .........,. so
316S-Cornel & Oglesby, cloth
ing for prisoners. .......... 90
2561-W. II. Moore, shoes for
DTiSOOprS / 81 |