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The Newark journal., 1911-02-10
STOKES IS IN JAIL AGAIN
Didn't Like City Life," But is Again Deprived of Coun-
 try Freedom

It has developed that the man who was arrested in the Point neighborhood Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff W. l.. Hall and Constable McAhron, on a charge of selling liquor, is Maynard Stokes. who escaped from the Izard county jail some time ago, leaving note tell ing the jailer he was tired of city hfe.''
 Stokes was going under the name of Jim Smith, and his iden- tity was not known until after he was placed in jail at Batesville Tuesday night.
 He is under indictment in lzard county for grand larceny. He es- capped some time last fall, and was captured about the first of Decem- Der by George Pearce in the Island neighborhood. Stokes was placed in jail at Melbourne, and about the middle of January escaped, leay- ing rather sarcastic note for the jailer.
 When located Tuesday by the officers, who had warrant for his arrest as Jim Smith, on a charge of bootlegging, he did not want to surrender, and Deputy Sheriff Hall had to force his way into the house where Stokes was. There were a couple of Winchesters and shot gun in his room and Stokes was making for his guns when Mr. Hall forced the door open and went in after him.
The Newark journal., 1911-02-10
BOY'SLEG BROKEN

Dallas Hughes, the four-year- old son of Mir. and Mrs. J. $. Hughes of Magness, got his leg broke a few days ago.
 He and some playmates were playing in the woods near his home Some of the boys chopped down a small tree or sapling, and it fell OF the little fellow, breaking his leg near the upper part of the thigh.
 He is reported to being getting along nicely and will probably be out again in couple of weeks.
The Newark journal., 1911-02-10

elected: NJ. c. Magness, president; Mrs. Laura Arnold. first vice pres dent; Mrs. Leona Magness, second vice president; Frank Wade, pre- late; Mrs. Della McCIard, secre- tary; Mrs. J. 1. Sturdiyant, con- ductor; Eugene Magness, guard Sylvester Johle, sentinel.
 MT. and Mrs. Shope have gone to Batesville to complete the or gauization of a council at that place, but will return to meet with the Newark Council Monday night.
The Newark journal., 1911-02-10

and dreams and achievements of the wisest and best of all the ages are offered for enjoyment and for possession. He may make them his at his will. The person who has not learned to read and many who are far from being ilIiterate have never learned what to read or how to read-misses more tban he can imagine, loses wonderful ly large part of the sweetness and beauty that should belong to ife.- Progressive Farmer.
The Newark journal., 1911-02-10
FINE FARM FOR SALE

Fine bottom farm of 32O acres, near Egypt, in Craighead county :; 130 acres in cultivation, four dwellings in fair condition. Land has been cleared within last seven years and is fresh. good land and not subject to overflow. This is q fine farm, ideal location for stock farm, and will be sold at bar gain. For price and terms address White River Land & Investment Co.,, Newark, Ark.
The Newark journal., 1911-02-10
GEORGE SrIITH DEAD

George Smith died at his home just west of town Monday night, after a short illness from pneu- monia. He was a son-in-law of Uncle Nat Wilson, and leaves 8 widow and four children. The re- mains were buried Tuesday at Blue Springs cemetery under the au- spices of the w. o. w.
The Newark journal., 1911-02-10
NO LIQUOR IN STONE COUNTY

The legislature has passed a law prohibiting the manufacture or sale of liquor in Stone county. The bill was introduced in the senate by Senator Raney several days ago, and has now passed both houses.
The Newark journal., 1911-02-10
VALUE OF GOOD LITERATURE

To the man who has learned to read, who has developed taste for good literature, who reads thoughtfulIy and carefully, for in- strnciion inspiration as well as for entertainment, all the thoughts
The Newark journal., 1911-02-10
FENCE BILL PASSES SENATE

The senate has passed Senator Raney's bill requiring the Iron Mountain to fence its road and right-of-way through Indepen- dence county.
The Newark journal., 1911-02-10
MARES AND rIULEs FOR SALE

We have 75 head of mares and mules for sale, cash or credit. At Sulphur Rock every day and at Frank Wright's place on Black River every Tuesday. Griffin & Wright.
The Newark journal., 1911-02-10
ORGANIZE NEW LODGE

Mir. and Mrs. Shope, district or ganizers for the Knights and La dies of Security, organized coun- cil of that order in Newark Tues day. The following officers were
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-03
IN KORDY SCRAP
OVER YELLOW PUP
ATTORNEYS JAMES AND RAMS
DALE EACH TAKE A "EALL."
The SPECTATORS GRINNED
4 Pre- iudgcr Of Iatrs ana "Pcnitcn-
tiarN Guidc"-DcfCndunt
Found Guilty.

Assistant COUNTY Attorney Luther
Jum.s and Attorney %. T. RamsdaJe
nearly came to blows, bud MaNa,ld
was fined $40 and costs, and an ape
peal was takcn to the County court
with n promise that the case would
Doe taken TO the Criminal Court of APP
pcals 81 necessary an because OF a
little yellow pup Of the cur variety
For two hours yesterday afternoon,
the two lawyers ravod, ragged, smiled
and rloHored. Judge Ramsdale gave
dissertations on the value Of a cur dog
giving il as his opinion that such a
dog was worth MI. Mr.. James held
opposite Views as to the value of a
dog Of any description. The court
attendants smiled, but still the at
turuoys continued, and II looked to-
ward the last that the court room
might witness white mans hope
tournament
Rud MaNNcld, the defendant In the
case. sat quietly by watching interest
odly the proceedings MaNhcld was
accused hy negro woman OF stcalhg
her dog. He was arrested a few days
ago. charged with the theft on a
complaint sworn out boy the negro
woman.
Maxrcld said that he did not steal
the dog, and being wealthy decided
that ne would not go to jail on the
accusation Of the negro. He secured
Ramsdalc 10 represent him.
In the argument before Judge Slack,
who tried the case, Ramsdale accused
Mr. James Of being a second Christ
In that he believed he was the judge
of a mans innocence Of guilt, and
that every man against whom COM
plant was made belonged in the peui-
tcnuary Ramsdale naturally alleged
that his client did not steal the dog,
and that the dog was not worth five
cents, anyway in closing his argu-
ment Ramsdalo served notice that he
would appeal the case to the Criminal
Court of Appeals, II necessary, should
the court decide that MaNhcld was
guilty
When the prosecutor arose 20 close
the argument. he stated that talk Of
appeal by Mr.. Ramsdale was Very
familiar 20 him; that he had made
the same talk In every case in which
they had been opposedU hut that
every man that Ramsdale defended
finally event 10 the ponitenuary'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-03

Wayuosboro, Ga, Aug 2,-George
Dick, guard and recent candidate
for the Georgia Legislature, was shot
and Killed 10y convict this morning
while the guards were having difn-
Guilty enforcing discipline Several
couyicts escaped Sheriff storey
with bloodhounds, is IN pursuit
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-03
just Opened
The. Fred Myers HOteI
Located 1OS-A North Main.

Located 10S-A North Main.
Wishes to announce that they are
ready to serve patrons with neat,
clean rooms, and all modern conven-
fences at reasonable rates, Service
strictly first-class.
We merit the best reputation, hav-
ing been connected with the hotel
business OF the Southwest for many
years, and all we ask is to stop with
us and be convinced.
Cleanliness In every way is the
watchword of this new hostelry, and
VIC invite with pride all those who
are solicitous OF stopping IN a first
class house while in Tulsa.
We need the cooperation Of Tulsa
leading business men and citizens,
many Of whom are personal acQuaint-
ances and can safely recommend the
reputation we bear in conducting a
flrst-class business.
We will be pleased to meet our
former friends and patrons.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-03


u,, X,,ben m. pepulIioan party took
rortr,l - IA. goy,rpm.nt for tho
frst ttmc following the Ciyu war. IL
WAS found tbat nbgsee Of the rrosscst
sort n,J gro,,, nm There yere many
l,,y..tlg,tloDs and many gcpsafIouaI
/ dI..r.sur,s I'M. mast important re-
suIf ~ rals .n,r.o5 az rroling was the
,r.r.r.f.0 NJ Secretary of Wnr R,l
I...r .., ..r..t,l .d,aI. Al, .,as after
yards Irr.,.n.d and resigned
rr.r a.. .,h,p ,n, Jl,I... V,rt
democratic ar.Ip for the second tim,
s.r.a tr. MAR ,ro,.r... ry.r. started
land vn.. ,o bIrn officials V,r,
found guilty of wrong much valuable
r.It...I material MAS ur,arfr.a ANA
much t.fy.I.I, us. mad. of H. Tn,
frs, nf thrs, u.r..1. ..a4 f.rtg y..r.
..r. I'M, ,,'.r5 ,,s .an..t t,,rr.
t,.r,. ap.
Nny, tho Democrats ore lr na
Irl.s. f.r rb. b.r1 time Tr,y moan
therefore Go die 4. tne hattum ID
trsr, Is am. r.,f.rn,.. ,n this uartI..
ur4r J,rugrl tra. nr. irt,r.rt.d lr
knowing what n fs. t,nyr ls. and how
much ys. .ar boo rare NJ IL
Tr.ry d.roriuept of rh. g,r.rr.
mont ls rrrrrs.rirJ I'm M, JJ.Y.. r,
IA committee ON "oyperdl,rro rn.e,
eyrcnditgr,g committees In the rest
hayo amounted In Iuro Tb,v have
rro,Idej som, rrly4te eeor,far,. y.f,h
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-03
Confirms rnItcd states Attorncy.

Washington, Aug 2--Thc Senate
today confirmed. among others, the
nomination of James Wilkcrson, 20 be
United states attorney for the North
cru District OF Illinois. lie has been
active In the beef trust investigation.
being an assistant prosecutor In Chi
cago.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-08-03
4 Postal for Chicago.

Chicago, Aug. 2-Chicago's first
postal savings bank was opened for
business today A line OF two hun
drcd dcpositors stood in front ot the
new bank In the East wing Of the
postofficc building when II was open
ed by Postmaster Campbell and his
assistants. $4,000 was deposited to-
day.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20
CATTLE GUARDS
60 IN IDAHO
SUPREME COURT HANDs DDsEN
DECISION FOR CT ARDS 81
ALL CROSSINGS


Tie supreme court Of the state
of ielalo last Friday decided
easr ~ considerable Importance
10 farmers and sf0ckInen residing
along che ilnrs Gf fifc railroff
some lIur age Ne George Brown,
living e1f east II 4Wn mad the
misfortune - base quite buaci
or cattle kEliea by a passing tram.
It seems that 5lIe cattle followed
-le public road uufi lhey rearhe5
the railroad ana nen surnea Up
-tir railroad track unil they were
nef and sifuck by the engine
3iic aW requires tire railroad 70
eale.e SlaTas al Ell public crossings
anG siit was flied against the
short LIME 10 enforce us liability
and she case was resisted On the
grounds that the siatufe was ua-
constitutional
Nr brown won IL both the pro
bale and the district c0,iris. and
tAe company carried Il To che su-
pfenn court fhe cd~c WAS argued
and submitted October ish Paul
s DaaGDck ql lie .rNI OF Johnson
q Haddock. Presented tie ease for
Mr. Brown. -. Worth Clark Of po-
caieiie appeared for be Oregon
Short Line The fact that The
caS4 Was disposed 0f n nine days
would Indicate that it was very
clearly presented The court iasd
down the law very positively,
holding tuat The statute Is valid,
and that the railroads must COM
ply with it by building cattle
guards or b. held liable for any
damages oeea~I0nfd by their faii-
Iifr
This decision establishes the law
ihsl cattle guards muSi be built
and maintained by the railroads at
all wagon road crossings. no matter
whether the railroad i tented or
not
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20
CALIFORNIA GIVES NEW RE-
FORMS 4 FAIR TRIAL

The recent election in e.ahfor-
MIA does not indicate that reform
legislation is getting out OF date.
Woman suffrage Is carried by a
safe majority while other reforms
swept The state by big majority.
The initiative. referendum aud re-
cali was especially popular Bear
IN miad that the recall feature Of
the California law provides for the
recall OF Judges as well as other
state offiriais This shows thGt
the people Of California are not
above reprOaeh. They fear that
the influence of capital on the
Judiciary Is greater than he fesa
u the people ami to provide against
this they conclude that 1t + good
thing TO retain the power IN their
own hands OF recalling Judge
whenever his decisions bear the
distinct imprint of capitalism The
women OF California are to be con-
gratulated on the splendiG cam
paign tney waged for suffrage It
Will encourage the women OF other
states TO carry forward the work
until success crowns their efforts
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20
BOYS LOSE GAME But GAIN
SOME GOOD EXPERIENCE

The football boys had some very
hard luck IN playing Saturdays S
game "a the score ended IN a score
Of - to . in favor Of Twin Falls.
But there l. anOt her side to the
story OF why they We're heateG.
That was The first game our boys
hasl played ksfIs sasaspn ana they
hardly sr1dW kr1w 10 20 after The
opposing team in tfir fIrS5 part of
the game While Twin Fails had
piayed three games and were ia
good practice. Twin Falls had some
VERY slow Dlays aad If our boys
had been on to the game they
could have caused them to lose
from ten to twenty wards every
time the bail was passed But
under Captain twins coaching they
soen woke up and the Falls boys
had ia discard the slow plays and
work straight bucks through >h0-
sbOneS line. Nol having had q
practice game before the big game
our boys were unfamiliar Just how
to 90 20 about it while carrying
the bals and because Of that they
lost the bah good many times
on fumh5es
The game started with Twin
Falls keking to Shosh0ne They
carried the ball back to the center
where they were ackled and
dOwued Then they made their
ten yards IN the FIRST three downs
by silent signals but could not
continue them on account off get
ting near the side lines They
tried a forward pass To the quarter
back who made fine catch and
1t looked aS ii We We're sure Of
touch down but without the nee
eSsary Interference he could not go
i great distance and was dcwned.
They LOST the ball on the next play
and then Twin Fails went toward
the goal continually making an easy
touch down in the first FIVE min
utes PLAY. They made another
touch down in the first quarter
and one in the second Then Cap
tain Gwin called the boys down
pretty hard and got their mettie up
and In the third quarter they held
the Twin Falls team down not let
ting them score The quarter back
for ShoSh0Re had gotten a kick
in he head and a big black eye
and he was about ready to give up
though very weak In the last
quarter Twin Falls made touch
down from the center Of the field
which vas the result of undePhand
playing on the part OF one of the
Falls players who. when a Sh0-
shene man MIS- about to tackle the
man carrying the ball ran up be-
hind him and pulled him off The
boys held them down pretty well
till 5hev kicked and the ShoShone
quarter back nii>pdged the ball anc
a Twin Fails player Was there TO
get 1t and carry il over the goal
ending the ganfe Professor Wea-
yer feels confident that ii We can
get another game with Twin
Falls little later in lee season,
after playing with other teams,
that We can beat them. maybe not
SO bad as they beat our team but
w can beat them bad enough
Fhe boys have arranged FOR
4 game with American Fails next
Saturday here in ShoShone as the
poeateElo game was postponed untn
he 18th Of November.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20

Frank T. D1SHtN. = - TVfTIfIITS-
sioner. gives ont the information
that new rule has been made M
the ease of desert proofs. An en-
tryman on desert lands making fin
nj nroof is now required to make
Am affidavit that be has met all
navments due on waller contracts
covering his land at the time Of
offering final proof This rule
moi onN protects the wafer COM
names but it protects the govern
ment as wen because il insures the
completion of the water payments
thus making perpetual water
eight for the land.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20
gECEN'T HtPPENfNGs ARDt Nd
DIETRICH


tlHHn Lars, mace final proof
iecS1as ~ f farry ranch il ae
ANfr.li ncielh0rhoGd His W.T.
ae--t wr : Natsm ana 4. b.
5ffe
s samuel bales WIS ,h iox.n
f..1s9la,E qa<is.e finat nraof on sI~
HNts .ar,.v claim M Bates hs3
ite gone fs the coast -haff fine
i.afare Mrs. RateS Ira ~ ia 4x,.-
3sac traia far slanDin Oregon Is
make Fs.r bople for fhe winter Her
s is.fsses xer lIarrv N.slson sisslr and
III MASON
n. tfs.r.... '-.s;...
e.,.s s az.
~.
+ ..,.F, ,,a,s,,.
ana BITS. ndfies tsfrNt3i ai.u
A'l-s bofSnsefs fodt ~ hieiilifit
N'esissftss
i}ls q <la>ters ans1xzJn Bate
b0lhfT Qhe Star z1ssri siriei We're
lrai-asfn1s business ia Sh1Sll0ne
Nf0GaN-
3 ST. Howard ana } b Jones were
% town tne first of the week
slaklng hands with old friends.
Both gentlemen were engineers
with the J. 6. White compans dur-
ing iiie cOnstrucl Iea 81 The Idaho
irrigation projects lhey We're
surprised 10 see such 4 change n
she lracl
JuCge Churchill our nusiiH9
r,.al estate nl9A. was a county seat
visitor Monday
Ri. : Lewis Is busiiy engaged
fencing bis place north west %
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. +. Borden ana
his brolhers family 81 Shosh0ae
drove to Twin Fails during the
week. They went by way Of Siio
~bone Fails ana returned through
The Blue Lakes canyon. All re-
pod 4 very pleasant trip
Sir. and Mrs. Harley Grewell and
Miss BersDerry were Sh0sfW1e VS.
itUIS last week.
NrS. Il. L. Williams and daughier
GLADYS made shopping trip t0
ShoShOne iasl week
K. :. Lewis jotWneycd ip the
county seal OF business last Nom (
day.
The Dietrich Lumber TO. receive +
ed a ear of eeInent plaster the first I
Of he week.
Marweli 4 HUNT 0ur tfapper
klnsS bagged u coyotes and : (
badgers during the last few wreks-
:. A. Washhurn did business in
Sheshone the first Of the week. +
iFhe "trip was made on horseback I
ana he feels like a TIT subject Tor I
4 hospital.
y llslzrE. local ul4ta-eF 81 /
he simpson Lumber &c.. wax
Go0ding visif0rie over sunday Prank !
HaeIiSon had charge Of the yard {
during the MANAGERS absence
Cha>. johnson loaded car Of
whaal fast week
" A. Patterson i busy loading
twe ears Of potatoes Ny burgess
cf ~ioshone T. dong the hauillie-
Mss- Leah ~ Burnslde, touiits I
Superintendent 81 schools ealis,d 4
on the DIETRICH SenoOl itiestay. rus I
va we'll pleased Win eoiiuisi"iiS
and % few words 70 me Seiiee'l
eompilmented the pupils oii tne
work they had sent - the TAR 81
Neneeil. fie Detrieh sch9ei Was
The only school ~ the county ~
exhibit any work ~ manual tram
mg ami domestic sIieAst-
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20
leefrr 4 WhIlr. supplies poor

keefer 8 White Suppiies poo
dfHS ~si7-''2
~ tpcss efatfS 1,'iy
tiat..ict y httlt expenses 80
~ t.isdpn'e'i' taiii hife
~ h.NPt's'c -',''
A''i" 9tnti f-iizHirits
'ee7 anu 1-spe,i7es @s-~
iiffi'iir. ftAi'eii7f7
Nittfiiil N
7WyDes i'fty a1r- t9t
4. ensk nay Poor faiHt io9t'
y + lclier. SALARY o. Phys.
& 70 90
u
~. fidit 5o's,g
=. = z; r lSiiss. f5nh.Hi'iz .1-si- io'7'
" Il. i5ausis Post Aorien
Exam 'sAi
''eia Hsdle LDf- TO- Water
iels =. H. $50
l-iite,siii 60 ar A77n- ie-
e'F.tHi-
-id,ils eYi,sihNs1 ~ fhe st~a'
ana biloHe Et9h.
y htiiy i;iii'tf roses S3..t
- T. mutton Labof Hoi'eS izet
~ - sicF l-litiitf tT'- Lniil-
per fsoaa7 sv
" ftttf i.oi'pet Wv L''i'i''1i
oaes 'ot-'z
t'tii Siaif Luhibti '2-- hum
1fr l.oals. <f.5'
EeN- = Siiiisa fii1'"fetli'7
Ss,fF lcts ana EAl', ~ ~
- yoiiissoh' L'si'vF ,i'l'is's, Z 23o ~
~ y bufloh Iaeof itoaeS- or .e
y, 'y,filSph i-f''s5i l.'la'i' = TX n.
" y ilSoh' LABOR is'd'is, S5-es' ,,9
AZ ~ itiiaiiiS' l-a1'lr tsye'lS iis,'en ~,
DF'p=ilal. i.dD.'f roar, ov-'f'
= y sFreehseree'' LABOR 10
.'.-' i'--''
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20

Ten degrees Of freezing THURSDAY
Is the coIdest this season.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-10-20
iine- Drug %. NedicIne-- pail-


pers, dis. ia
NhrfetpcH fle Board wiloHFl'fe
sumil 9 Dcl0fk 4 NJ tomorf0v
second Day ~ Oci0Der session
Shcshenr ldaho. OCT iDiil. 1911
tuli Board Dlet this DAY p'ifSu-
anl io adjournuent-
The following claims wef1G az
.owea upon TIE Road aud Br1ds''
nsisucied f. % draw S',sg wsrrants ''''is' ife.
sans
I.umoer Roads. 500
+ Heyi pfn Lumber Ca. Itm
Der a0ads. ~ fzlgF
+ NfeNr LtanDer t.o. liNuDef
Roads. 95.sy
iFSirandcr Lumber Co. Lunl-
ber aoasls. 1889
iJIstrich Lumber Co. Lumber
l.padS, se.55
Fesd., 1880
Hhiey CflanHe -umD4r Cos.
Lumber ls0ads. -. i;i27s
: Nibley Chaagel Lumner Co.
Lumber Roads. . 1853
Weeler Lumier Co. Lumber
Roads. 81. -
lDsiraudef Lumber CO. Lgnf-
ber Roads. w 3f35i
Sinips Morrow Lumber TO-,
NnmDer Roads, $40
';ItertOn ilDr. x Bdw. 20.
Lumber Roads. 49, 2i.99
berry Lumber Co. LumDer
Roads. 33-ii
Oslrander Lumber CO. Lunl-
Der Roads. M ii-5b
Ostrandef Lumber Co.. 'Lum-
ber hoads. 800
Rupert Lbr K Hdw- 20. Lum-
Der Roads. M 35.2l
Il. +. COFneil. Materials Roads. i.i9
Con Wgn. < Melln 60. Ma
terials Roads. 2tf
Dietrich Mere Co. Materials
Roads, M 80
y. a. NOungkin. Materials
newton Bros, Materials Roads 50
Bliss Hardware Co., Materials
Roads - A 2.O0
Frazer Moore Co. Materials
Roads, 90s9
owens & owens, Labor Roads ffDe
lhos: Z; Clark, Labor Roads. 4-0H
wm. Nelson. Labor Roasls. i.00
j. A Handy, Labor Roads, 1000
J h Atkeson. Labor Roads. i-o0
M j. Dennis. 5s1iisl, Labor a5op' Roads 20 20
Walker Nilferth, Labor
". I. Douglas, Labor Roads, sW
u W ittttt} A-dbvf hbduo- ttHfl
Edv :. Smith. Labor Roads. 5-W
Frank Blazer. Labor ROADS, ~ =
Roads. 45.it
tranh g. Freeman. Labor
Roads. . 49,. DO
J. Carter. Labor Roads. =. i.00
A. J. Purley. Labor Roads. 1000
A. J. Purley. Labor Koads, SS-'D
lowed on the Current Expense
Fund
c. H.. siV. 50
dls. 2.oU
+. Nj. Crandall Repairs Z. H. 200
W. A. Greene. Plans Heating
Plant C.. A. .. 80. = 1890
Blaine Co. Abstract Co.. Land
Lints. 49,. l.ue
Glass 4 PrudhOmme Co, Sup
plies. $500
Clarence Wheeler Paid Labor
g. = +, n Massey. services pro- ''
bate Court. ~ - - 69-9o
L. c. Isenberg. Expenses As
SCISSOR. $50 49,. ios.y5
Alice Westhoff. Services As
SCISSOR. ~. ... = o-35
b. F. Peak. Repairs &. h. 3i-9O
w j kiSling. Supt. Poor
Farm, ~ . 1890
eader plsb. Co. Printing. i22O0
Claims continued on the cur-
rent Expense Fund:
". L. Darrah Lementing
Basement c. H., . .sf23.v
ShoshOne Hardware Co. Sup
plies. 2l69
l.. III. Zug. Team Hire SoUJ
Frank y Greene. brayage. I'D
Weeter Lumber Co.'S Mater
Ials {. H.. -. fO.SU
W u. vredenburgh, Supplies 6-20 /