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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13
Struck on Head With
Sugar Bowl, He Is
Badly Hurt.
OTHER WATERS
STAMP HIS FACE
Restaurant in Charlottesville
Scene of Serious ARRAY, and
Greeks Barely Escape Aveng-
ing Wrath of Varsity Men.
Now in jail for Safe
Keeping.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
charlottesville, Va. June 12.-1n the
Charlottesville Restaurant, which is
run by Greeks. a difficulty took place
at 10 o'clock Tonight which for time
promised serious consequences. A
student from the university gave an
order which he changed n little later
and out of which grew a misunder-
standing. This led first to words and
then to blows. The student hurled a
mustard bottle at the waiter, said to
be one of the proprietors, which, mis-
sing its object, smashed the mirror
back of the counter. The Greek pick
ed up a sugar bowl and with true
aim, smashed the college man on the
head, knocking him to the floor 9th
er employees OF the restaurant then as
saulted the customer, jumping upon
his PROSTATE form IL is alleged, and
stamping his face with their feet
The student was rushed to local
physician's office and later removed to
the university hospital. While he is
badly cut UP and bruised 1t is not be-
lieved that the injuries will prove
serious.
Windows Smashed.
In short time large crowd had
assembled, many students having come
down from the university post haste.
The restaurant was closed by the
police and Tom Demas, one of the pro-
prietors. VINO said that he was re-
sponsibie for the assault, was placed
under arrest. AS soon as the door
of the restaurant was closed rocks
We're hurled from the crowd. smashing
both of the big plate windows of the
restaurant.
The other sol;f or I'VE Greeks. who
tnad gone to an upper story of the
building to hide themselves from the
crowd. were secretly gotten out of the
rear of the building and taken first
TO the police station and then to the
county Jail for safety.
The crowd in rather ugly mood
surged in front of the restaurant for
some time. Mayor Haden. Common-
wealths Attorney Walker and Police
Justice Shackelford appeared on the
scene and took steps 10 quiet the
gathering. In order to convince the
students that all of the Greeks had
gone committee of students was
allowed to go through the building.
Towards midnight the crowd dis
persed rather suddenly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13
sherman Optl,nlstic.

Utica, N. y. June TT believe
that the Insurgent movement, So
called. is subsiding," said Vice-Presi-
dent Sherman. who came to Utica yes
terday to attend the wedding of his
niece.
We do not notice the change so
much In washington, where the In
3surSents are still insurging, despite
their assertions that they are standing
by the President. but from my obser-
vatons on my recent Western trip
am convinced that the movement is
on the wane.
II rather expected to find in Wiscon-
sin a predominant feeling OF ipsur-
gency because most of the Republican
Representatives from Wisconsin in
Congress have been prominent in the
movement. To my surprise. I ind sub,
stantially no such sentiment. have
twice before within few weeks been
in the Middle West, and have found
the sentiment to be decidedly in Ia
vor of a continuance OF the protective
poliCy," la
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13
Meets Disaster.

New York, June 1a.-Frank Goodale.
a youthful aeronaut who has been
making dirigible balloon trips in New
York and vicinity, Went up from an
amusement park on the New Jersey
palisades to-day. crashed into a flag
pole, veered into some trees and wound
np against a scenic railway structure,
breaking oft q propeller blade.
"A gasolene pipe burst and Goodale.
fearing further catastrophe, pulled The
rip cord, descended nart@wa with the
collapsing bag. then dropped clear tif-
teen feet to the earth, He was bruised
and shaken up
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13
FUGITIVE SLAIN
Alleged Horse Thief Is Shot Down by
~ !

Unionville. Ga. June 12-Hill Lou
dermilk. young white man of Isa-
bella, Tenn, accused of.horse stealing
shot and killed in the public road near.
Concord Church. this county. this af-.
ternoon by Deputy Sheriff Coffee, of
Cherokee county, N. c.. Loudermilk, It
is alleged, stole a mule and horse
in Cherokee county. When Deputy
Sheriff Coffee and Sheriff Horn. OF
Union county. Ca, came UP with him
to-day LoudermilS resisted arrest and
dying instantly.
Coffee and Sheriff Horn notified a
farmer nearby of the killing and then
left for Gleveland . In the adjoining
by tho coroner until an inquest could
be held. The body of Loudermilk was
left in the road whore he fell from
his mule
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13
TWO PLACES TO FILL
MacVcash MAY Make Known His Ap-
nulntees To-day.

Washington. %. c.. June 12.--Follow,
ing the return of Secretary MacVeaglp
from Chicago to-morroW, an early ar,
houncement f'of annointments to fill
sury Is ed--that1o 1of a director OF
the mint to succeed A, Plntt Andrew.
recently promoted to an assistant sec
.retaryship and that OF solicitor, lust
vacated by. tlfe resignation of Maurice
d.. C)CsonneM
Secretary MaoVeaghS has a candidate
lii view for the Mint Bureau whose
name has been; withheld pending dain-
$1,000 pei, year, The position Of 90
llcitor is E.salis a DEPARTMENT Of jus
itice appo,Stment. whose ncum bent sfs
detailed to the Treasury. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13
GOING TO MARIETTA
Taft Will Get Degree from Oldest Col
lcse In Northwest Territory.

Washington, ~. c., Juno 12.-On the
occasion Of the celebration of the sew.
enty-ffth anniversary of the foundi'e
of Marietta College. O.. next Wednes.
cipal speaker, and also will receive an
honorary degree from the institution.
The celebrati ton is also to commence
rate the inauguration of higher educa-
ton in the old Northwest TERRITORY,
the first permanent settlement in which
was made at Marietta Other speakers
Will be Governor Harmon. of Ohio; DR..
Albert Shaw, Rev.. Frank Gunsaullis.
Professor Edwin Grosvenor, national
president of the Phi Beta Kappa So.
,ciety; Francis B. Loomis and ex-Gov-
ernor White. of West Virginia.
On his return Wednesday the Presi-
dent Will speak briefly at Parkersburg.
w. Va, where Senator Elkins also will
deliver an address
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13
FAIR WEATHER COMING
Official Prediction Is for Something
Retter. fas' s5li-t

Washington, n. c., June 12-Gen-
orally fair weather throughout tho
country during tho early part OF ths
Weather Bureau. There Will be a con-
tinuation of showers, how ever, in
Northern New England to- m orrow, and
Tuesday on the South Atlantic coast
the week as a whole will be one with
less than the normal rainfall over
practically the entire country. and with
the Eastern and Southern States and
the Middle West. A change 10 cooler
weather will overspread the Rocky
Mountain and plateau regions ard the
days OF. the week. followed by risins
Temperatures In those regions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13
chlIdren c;round to penth

J. Qakdale.. Tenn, June 12.-Twp little
glris, aged twelve and fourteen years,
children OF a family named Craig, of
Winfield. Tenn. We're ground to dnath Il
under q Cincinnati Southern train near
Winfield this afternoon, They We're We're
walking arm In arm alone the main
trac watching a southbound train A
northhnund train rushed on the chi, /,
dren. killing both Instantly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13
EnlI Into River

st. Louis. June l2.-s, Louis vonphul
and Wooster Lambert, aeronauts, fell
into the Mississippi River north of st.
Louis to-day, Both were rescued nn-
hurt.
They asecended in the ST. Louis III,
and after sailing northward for two
hours found their ballast insufficient.
The balloon came down rapidly from
a height of 1000 feet, but when near
the water settled easily. After a
thorough wetting the men We're taken
up by motor boats.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13
Five More BODIES Found.

Calais, France, June la;--Five more
bodies have been removed from the
French submarine Pluviose. These In
clnde the body, Of Commander Callot,
hands clutching the perisccne. Yes
iterday, the bodies Of Ensign Engel,
Helmsman Lebreton and one OF the Grew
finatlon OF the hodies by physicians mas
disclosed the fact that death was
rapid .gs && Ma n &, AZ va 'i7I 3i2s ll Es
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13
AMERICANS H0NORED
They Are Guests mt Many Functions
Mt NIontcvideO.

They Are Guests mt Many Functions
nt NIontcvideo.
Montevideo, June 12.- Admiral
Staunton and the officers OF the United
States special service squadron, after
week of continual receptlons and eX-
the Minister of Marine. who gave a
banquet in their honor. The American
minister, Edwin v. Morgan, gave a ball
IN the evening, which was attended by
isters and the diplomatic renresenta-
tives.
The American admiral gave han
quet to-day on board the scout cruiser
Chester, President Whitman also heing
present at that function.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
Many People Arc Killed During Thun-
der Storm.

Berlin. June 12.-six persons were
killed, seventeen severely and eighty
slightly injured by lightning which
struck among a party of excursionists
this evening.
The excursionists had taken shelter
in an iron fenced building In the Jung
fernheide from the most violent thun-
der storm which has been experienced
in Berlin for years. Many telephone and
telegraph wires were leveled by the
storm and many residences damaged
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13
saves Crowd, smnshc. Machine.

Springfield. Mo, June 1e-Prompt
action on the part of Charles p. VIII
lard. who made an ascension in an
aeroplane to-day. caused the almost
complete destruction of his machine,
but prevented it from swooping down
into the crowd of spectators. AS it
was. the tbiplane fell $50 feet and
landed about twenty yards from the
crowd. breaking the engine and Sc
Terely hruising the aviator.
Willard was sailing about $50 feet
in the air when the engine suddenly
stopped The biplane darted down
ward directly toward the centre of
the crowd The aviator, instead of
trying to right the machine, turned
his entire attention to preventing 1t
from falling into the crowd
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13
Seven Arc Killed.

Breslau. June 12-Sevcn deahts oc-
Cured from lightning here day,
which brings the total in the province
of Silesia UP to eighteen fatalities in
three days
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13
ReCciyel by King,

isbon, June l2.-Henry IA Gage. of
American minister to Portugal, |, to- day
presented his credentials to King
manuel who received him very cor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-13

Evidently, after the third shot. Mrs,
Paul ran downstairs in an effort 10
escape. The stairway and the Wall
were covered with blood But the door
was locked. and she fell in a heap,
oers broke in, Blood was also found
In the room where she was shot. Asd
In their bedroom there seemed to hs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-24

arder, state of Illinois. that the com
rensation of the county officers, ge-
spectsvely be and the same ~ hereby
fixed at the following sums, per an.
NUN respectively. from and after one
FIRST Monday in December, A. u lAlo.
The compensation OF the sheriff, ms
such, ANA as ey-officio county col.
ieetor Of the said county Of Alex
anaer, shah be The sum Of Two
Thousand t2000) Dollars per annum
And there is also allowed the sum 81
Hundred (2500l Dollars,
which shall be in full of ana for all
services, of every Kind and descrlp
tian. rendered by his deputies or bal,
IFS, general and special, and also. II
lnll of and for all clerk hire and al
lother actual and necessary expense,
and payments of every kind, made q
Ito he made by him In person or hl
Iany Of his deputies or bailiffs, Il
ieither capacity of sheriff or collector
land beyond or above the said sums o
Two Thousand t2000) Dollars an,
| I'wenty-fiTe Hundred (250al Dollars
the said sheriff and collector shall
have no right. power or authority I
| etain any Of the fees or emolument
LOT his said office as sheriff or col
Hector or be entitled 10 payments 0
reinbursements, Of any kind. out {
he county treasury. Provided, how
lever, that the said Sheriff shall b
Ienfftled to receive out of the count
| treasury to cover the actual cost
4 dieting nrisnnegr the sum of fort
| FIVE (45) cents per day for dissfr
each county prisoner committed
Ibis custody as sheriff and iailer; pr
IYided, also, that all baiIiffs who ma
be appointed either by the circuit {
county court shall be paid by ii
| county on certificates of service !
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-24

heretofore.
Tht compensation of the county
clerk, as such, and as eS-ofacio clerk
If tho county court, shall be the sum
OF Eighteen Hundred (18o0l Dollars
per annum And there is also al
lowed the sum 0f Seventeen Hutt-
dred tl700) Dollars per annum, which
shall be in full Of and for all deputy
III clerk hire ANA all other actual
and necessary expenses and pay
menfs Of every kind, made or TO be
llade by him or By his deputies, 10
Ieither capacity of county clerk or
Eclerk Of the county court and beyond
Tor above the said sums OF Eighteen
| Hundred tlS00) Dollars and Seven
!tetn hundred (1100) Dollars, the said
county clerk, as such, aud as clerk
tof the county cpur., shall have nc
3Fight, power or authority to retain
lany of the fees or emalUments of his
Isaid office, in either capacity. or bt
ientitlcd to pr fments or reimburse
lments, of any kind, out Of the county
Treasury.
The comp usation Of the count,
treasurer wa9 is by law also count!
iassessur and whose compensation o.
salary as assessor is now fixed b.
Elaw at the SIM of Five Hundred $500
5Dollars per annum, shall be the sun
tof Five Hundred 5000 Dollars pc
, Iannum. And there Is also allowe
yIthe Gum OF One Hundred tl00l Do
fllars. which shall be in full and TO
. Iall clerk hire and all other actual an
i, Unnecessary expenses and payments c
, leyery kind. made ar to he made b
him or by any of his deputies; an
beyond or above the said sum Q
= Five Hundred (501l Dollars and On
. Hundred 1000 Dollars hereby fixe
1.-THE said county treasurer shall hay
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-24
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS or THE
COUNTY BOARD
Wednesday, Sept. 2s. A. D. 1919.


The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment with Commissioners John ]
Jennelle, Edwin ]. Cause and Calvin
v.Neft present.
The hoard spent the day auditing
claims against the county
The board then adjourned Untsl
Thursday, September goth, A. d. 1910,
Thursday, Sept 20, A. D. 1910
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment with Commissioners john \
JennelIe, Edwin ]. Cause and Calvin
mi. Neff present
The board resumed the auditing 81
claims against the county and spent
the day examining claims against the
county.
The board then adjourned until
Friday, September 30th, A. p. 1910.
Friday, Sept. 30th, 1910
Board met pursuant to adjournment
with Commissioners John j. Jennelle
Edwin j. Cause and Calvin v. Neff
present.
The county board having before i
the matter of fixing the compensation
of the county officers of the county
to be elected at the next enslifns
election for county officers, to be hell
in November next; and having FULL
considered what their respeetiv
compensations should be. togethe
with the respective amount Of tiiei
necessary clerk or deputy hire and al
other actual and necessary expenses
1t Is, on motion of Commissioner FL
win 7. Cause, seconded by Commits
sioner Calvin Y. Neff, ordered and re-
solved BY the said board of count
commissioners Of the county Of Aley
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-24

patient and expenses Of
trip to Tamns. Ill... 7.25
f. NJ. Riggle fen mdse. and sup
plies furnished county farm 5000
st. Mays Enfrmary, for care
and board OF various county
charges ..... ......... 204 98
r. j. Cause, for professional
services rendered paupers
at county farm .....,...... 81 90
e. ]. Cause, for professional
services rendered paupers. $50
Chas. Scott for conveying pau
pers to ST. Mary's Infirmary 4 90
Wood & Bennett, for mdse.
for use at county farm, ~. 1887
New -cc-.k Store Mercantile
Co, for mdse furnished co.
farm ..,.. .............. 34.5.
New York Store Mercantile
! Co. for mdse, furnished pau
| per ..., .,... ........ 2 90
New York Store Mercantile
| Co, for mdse. furnished
pauper ..%.. ........ 800
Wood 4 Bennett Co. for mdse.
furnished county FARM. 26 SO
a.. s. Williams for burial of AL
bert Green, a deceased sol
der ... ............. 50 90
~. 8. Williams. for burial Of
4 Henry Guynn, deceased
soldier ........ ....,. 50. %
William Hughes, for. burial Of
4 Hana Robin, widow OF sol
| dies ". ........ 50 %
Chas. Scott for conveying pau
4 per to st. Mary's Infirmary. rs
PAIL G Schuh & Sons. for
medicines furnished pauper 1885,
Steamer Dick Fowler for trans
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-24
Il. Je CAUSE,
G. Y. NEF'lN,
Enard M C.nnnLY C01

Board OF County Commissioners
The board then resumed the ex-
animation af claims aud accounts
against the county and having audit
led tee following claims. found the
same TO be just and unpaid. We're all
lowed, aid the clerk authorized and
instructed TO draw warrants on the
treas rer for the respective amounts
with interest at the rate of five per
cent Der aanum. from date, If not
paid within thirty days from date
against and in ant cipation Of the
collection of the ia es for the year
la. y. 1910. Said warrants are pay
able out Of the funds specifically ap
Ipropriated and set apart and sci
forth as follows. viz:
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-24

VI
Iiinols Printing Co, for LOCO
county warrants .,....At l4.V0
Illinois Printing Co, for l pro
bate court record index and
canvas cover ...3... %. 90
Illinois Einting Co, fo$
Judges docket and / county
court record ........ $3.50
Illinois Printing Co, for 4 col
Iectors books ........... 100 90
Illinois Printing Co., for . doz.
books, death reports and
receipt books ............ d4.D0
Illinois Printing Co, for ]. p.
doekets ...... ......-. "a 90
Illinois Printing Co. for blanks
for use of assessors office. 30
Illinois Printing Co., for | fee
book for sheriff's office. 49,. 1900
Illinois Printing Co, for one
death record ............ %. 50
Illinois Printing Co, for juv-
emile court blanks ...,. 20
Illinois Printing Co, for en-
yeiopes for use of county
suft of schools ............ 30
Illinois Printing Co, for in
dex records for use of cir
cult clerks office. ......... As Of
Thos. W. Williams, for blanks
for Use Of county 5upt. of
schools -. ............ 1871;
VI. G. Me,2gar. for legal cap
paDer ioG use of county
clerks office ....... t.0c
| Browns Business College, for
cleaning typewriter and type
writer ribbon for sherif's
| Office ....... .,,..'....... ~;
Geo. D. Rarnard Il Co., for
use Of coroner. .....,.,.. 81
Geo. d. Barnard & Co, for
blanks for use OF circuit
lciarks Office .....,....,... 3.5(
r. NJ. Parker. for supplies for
| use of county supt. of
| schools ... ............ so
tT. VI. Parker, for supplies for
use OF co supt, OF schools. =. 81
W. NJ. Welsh Mfg. Co, for sup
plies fir use of county supt,
OF schools .............. % y
| Thos. w. Williams, for blanks
for use OF county supt. Of
schols .,....... ...... 1.5
| VI. G. Metzger, for cash book
| for use Of sheriff's Office. s.
Dalton Adding Machine Co.,
for Dalton adding machine
| FlDbon ....... ...... ...... ~
Dalton Adding Machine Co,
for first payment on Dalton
adding machine, as per con.
tract .,.. ,........ $50 0
l
Total .. ...... sGS5 s
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-24
For the purpose Of defraying the OK
pcnses incurred IN the care OF and
providing for the paupers Of the

49,
county:
William ]. childers, for one
quarter salary as snpt. OF
county farn .....4....... 125 90
j. Jenncllc. for ID days
cofnty services on account
Of hangers ........... As .ot
nr. H. e Caflan, for profes-
sional services. rendered co.
patients II cairo ...,.... 57.ot
Eurka & BTaine for burial OF
deceased county charges $500
Samuel Dodds, for examina.
ton Of mental condition Of
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-24

portation household gogI 4
Of pauper ..........,... IL. 90
Jesse e. Miller, for cash fi
nished for transportation II
pauper .....,.s. .,*.tA..:. o.uf
Jesse Il, Miller. for cash fr
nished for transportation ot
ME-. A. Comings II tahihG
three children to JacEsaE
vile. III .........,..... s2G. 80
Jesse f.. Miller, for cash fl4r-
nshed for transportation Of
nauners .. ,.#.... 1924
Jesse Il Miller. for cash far-
nished for transportation o.
pauper ....s.. ..,s....,..#. 1.oo
Jesse Il. Miller for cash Err
nished for transportat on or
pauper ...s.. .E.a.... .+-. I.pJ
w w. Wilbourn for third ray
ment on binler purchased
for county farm ard interest
per agreement .........e so 10
j. b. Scott, for repairing
wagon belonging TO rauper s-95
Smith Bros, for ridse. fur
nisbed manner ~ = 90
-A1---42.-
Total ...... ...... $500 ST
s---------s-
For the purpose Of defrayl-r n" r1sts
ana expenses Of the cfflse 81 the
county CLERK Of tie eourts e~c- \
as provided In appropriation No. 49,
Jesse r. Miller, cornty clerls
for ofle-auartert eS-offic'o
fee, recording county frara
proceedings June session.
$780, and fees IN 9 fnsaritv
cases ..s..... ...s.... 10 40
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-24

mo right, power or authority to retain
|any Of the fees or emoluments OF MS
lsaid office, In ether capacity, or be
entitled to payments or reimburse
Iments of any kind, out of the county
treasury. Iue pas Of the deputy as
sessors shall be fixed from time TO
time by the hoard under Section
Ninety:three t93T Of the General Re
lvenue Law OF the State.
Whenever. in the course OF the
discharge Of their respective duties,
the said sheriff, county clerk or coun'
Ity treasurer may need books Of any
kind, in the nature of permanent re-
cords, or articles OF furniture or
other like articles, for necessary use
lin their respective offices, they shall
present the matter Of their purchase
| to the board, which shall make such
order for their purchase and their
payment out of the county treasury.
as the said board may seem right
and proper in each particular case.
The compensation and salary OF
1.-THE county Judge Of the county Is
hereby fixed at the sum of One
Thousand u000l Dollars, per anHum,
payable quarterly out of the county
treasury,
| JOHN ]. JENNELI4E,
Chairman OF Board
FL ia CAUSE,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-24

III C0vet S The fl d flor
oUghiy, < ing int" 95 per
cent of the white homes
in The city. CtH yon
b at 12 ~ ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-24

the fields
NV In till the soil
welcome bounty,
Of the reward Of toll?
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-24
For the purpose of providing the ne
cesary books, records, stationery
and other supplies for the use OF
Nhf IiffarAnt cnnrfM nffirsSs


the different county offices:
Commercial Printing Co.. for
envelopes for use of sheriff's
office and enrolment blanks
AMI institute programs for
use of co. supt, Of schools. IS l5
Commercial Printing Co.. blks
for use Of sheriffs office. 80. a..
5, f. Gott, for stamps, freight,
drayage and eXpressage. 49,. IL.
The Citizen Co, for printing
notice of teachers examin-
alton ....,....... ........ 8.
The Citizen Co, for blanks
for use Of circuit clerks Of
tiCe ,.. ..,. ...t..t o.
rheS, Citizen Co, for bl*iks
for use of county clerks
office and board of review 10
lilioais Printing Co, for sta
tutes ami blanks for use Of
circuit clerks office. A. 10
Illinois Printing Co.. for g
| tutes and inventory BID I
| for use Of county clerk *