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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-05
IRRIGATION BODY.
TAKES UP PROBLEMS

CHICAGO, III. Dec. 5.-AH OF the
various problems pertaining to irriga-
ton, drainage and forestry are to be
exhaustively discussed by experts at
the nineteenth National Irrigation Con
gress, which assembled in Chicago to-
day for a four days session. The acti.
vities of the congress originally were
confined largely to the Western sec
ton of the United States, but in recent
years the scope of the organization
has been greatly broadened. No bet.
ter evidence OF the importance with
which the world now regards the sub
ject Of irrigation could be cited than
the fact that seventeen foreign coun
tries have deemed it worth while. to
have representation at the present
congress. Governors of States, several
members of Congress and officials in
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In 1908 a new Investigation was be-
gun and dropped with no apparent rea-
SON In 1909 still another investigation
was begun in Chicago. In March, 1910,
the federal grand jury returned an in
dictment against the National Packing
Company and its subsidiary concerns.
A bill in equity was filed-asking that
the National Packing Company be dis
solved
Y. s. Wins Hard Fight.
In June of the same year Judge Lam
dis quashed the indictment. At this
time a new grand jury investigation
was ordered. The packers after a hard
fight, were indicted September IL,
1910, and then began another long
fight, to prevent the cases from COM
ing to trial. Every legal expedient
known to high trained corporation
lawyers was resorted to. These attor-
neys raised new contention and one
that was extraordinary. They pleaded
this:
That the beef barons could not be
indicted because of the Immunity
bath" granted them by Judge Hum
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A HEALTHY.
HAPPYOLD AGE

May be promoted by those who
gently cleanse the system. now and
then, when in need Of a laxative
remedy. by taking a dese1tspoonful
Of the ever refreshing. wholesome
and truly beneficial Syrup Of Figs
and Elixir of SIENNA, which is the
only family laxative generally ap-
proved by the most eminent ply
acians. because it acts in a natural.
Strengthening way and warns and
tones up the internal organs without
weakening them. Its equally bene6-
6cialfor the very young and the mid
die aged, as is always efficient and
free from all harmful ingredients. To
get its beneficial effects it is always
necessary to buy the genuine, bear
ing the name Of the Company
California Fig Syrup Co.-plainly
printed on the frontof everypackage.
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restrained the Chicago packers from
entering into a combination. This was
the first move Of the United States
against the Chicago men.
The matter ran along with desultory
legal firing on both sides after this for
two years. Then in February of that
year the department of justice began
to gather evidence of the alleged exis-
tence of the beef trust. A special grand
jury to hear the case against the pack
ers. as government agents had COM
pleted it, was called in March, 1905.
Indictments against four companies
and sixteen individual packers were
voted by the federal grand jury, July
Il, 1905. In December the cases were
called for trial and were postponed.
In March. 1906. Judge Humphreys
sitting in the United States Circuit
Court rendered d decision referred to
since as the Packers immunity
bath" The circumstances were these:
Soon after the formation of the De-
partment of Commerce and Labor and
then Commissioner of Corporations,
James Rudolph Garfield, began, not for
prosecution, but for the Use of the De-
partment of Commerce and Labor. and
investigation o fthe alleged beef trust.
Information desired by the commits
sioner was given by the packers un-
der promise by Garfield, that they
would be immune from prosecution by
|, the government for any violation of
the antitrust laws as they might be
revealed in the information. Judge
Humphreys held that on this account
the packers could not be called upon
to answer the charges in the govern
ment indictment. Hence the "immun.
ity bath"
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RICHMOND PALLADIUM

phreys. They contended that the pack
ers were permitted by virtue OF this
bath" to go ahead and form a COM
bination although they did not admit
that this had been done-and to do
whatever they liked with the fresh
meat business of the country. The con-
tention was new. The packers asked
for the quashing of the indictments:
In March of the present year Judge
Carpenter rendered his decision re.
fusing to quash the indictment and or.
dering the indicted packers to trial
The decision in the Standard Oil case
afforded the packers some hope that
the government might drop its case
against the Chicago men.
This hope was abandoned. however
and the packers counsel sought a fur.
Their delay by attacking the validity OF
the criminal section of the Sherman
law.
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BEEF BAR0NS
ARE ORDERED
TO Be TRIED
u. S. Supreme Court Refus-
es to Grant Stay in the
Proceedings as Had Been
Petitioned For.
Continued from Page One.)

United States. Those who face crimi-
nal proceedings tomorrow are:
Louis +. Swift. president of Swift &
Co.; Edward F. Swift. vicepresident
OF Swift G. Co.; Edward Tilden, presi-
dent of the National Packing Co.; J.
Ogden Armour, president of Armour &
Co.; Arthur Meeker. his general mana
ger; Edward Morris. president OF Nor
ris & Co.: Francis A. Fowler. director
of Swift & Co.; Thomas J. Connors. Ar
mour's superintendent and Louis Hy-
man. manager fo- Morris & Co.
The trial will be of the greatest i'm
portance. It will not only determine
whether or not the National Packing
Co. IL an illegal CORPORATION CONTROL
ing absolutely the price of meat in the
United States but 1t will also deter.
mine whether or not the eight years
investigation and prosecution of the
beef trust officials and the expendi-
lures OF vast sums from the public
treasury has been in vain.
At the Office of the United States
District Attorney James II. Wilkerson,
who Is in charge Of the prosecution.
1T was stated today that the govern.
:ment had retained the services of oil.
yer H. Pagin. and Barton Corneau
both Of the United States Department
OF Justice and widely known as
l"trust busters" In addition to this
counsel District Attorney Wilkerson
will be assisted by Elwood Goldman.
The Packers attorneys include John
s. Miller. famous for his connection
with the Standard Oil cases; George
r. Buckingham and Levy Mayer The
presenting of testimony will take up a
great deal of time, and it is expected
that the case will not go to the jury
for weeks and perhaps months.
History Of the Case.
Taken chronologically the tight has
gone along in this wise:
February Is. 1903, Judge Peter 8.
Crosscup. at the request of the federal
authorities, issued an injunction that
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What Really hurk


II had no intention" the returned
traveller said. '-of cheating Uncle Sam
out Of = single cent, and 1 honestly
thought had declared everything
brought back with me that was duti
able. but when the customs officers
overhauled my baggage at the do1k
they found several trinkets had for
gotten"
And they confscated them?"
'Sure!'
though, wasn't it?''
'4Oh, didn't mind that. What hurt
me the worst was that just before
went away on that trip had taken &
complete course Of memory lessons.
Chica go Tribune.
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charge Of Federal and State irrigation
and reclamation projects are In atten.
dance. also the Representatives OF com
merctal bodies In many parts Of the
country and numerous agricultural col
leges.
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NOTICE. EAGLES,

All members of Wayne Aerie of
Eagles are requested to meet at their
hall this Tuesday evening at 1880
o'colck to attend the funeral of Broth
er Frank Lloyd.
Signed, w. r. Bloom, w. p.
u Louis Mede, Secy.
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Beef and Temper
Some doctors say a regular diet of
beef makes people i'll tempered and
cross.
The Big Sandy news., 1911-02-10
FOR SALE.

About one acre of land, with good
dwelling and store house, barn and
out-buildings good garden some
bearing apple and peach trees. Sit
uated right at Buffalo station, KY,
close to potsoffice school and
church and in the best neighborhood
that can be found. Reason for SELL
ing, Western fever $4,000 stock
of goods must go with place. For
particulars address T. ]. SPENCER.
Thelma, Ky. ian20tf.
The Big Sandy news., 1911-02-10

payable out of any money in the
hands of treasurer belonging to the
county:
A. H. Miller, days as justice. :,
900
Andrew Belcher. days as Jus
tiee,.. :. :. :. -. =. -. 900
c. C. HolbrOok, 3 days as Justice.
800
J. c. Green, days as justice.
900
a. II. Moore, 3 days as justice,
800
John Compton, days as justice,
900
John Hughes, days as justice,
900
]. H. Woods, 2 days as justice, 500
A Copy, Attest
MONT HOLT, Clerk.
The Big Sandy news., 1911-02-10

By virtue of a Judgment OF the
Lawrence Circuit Court rendered at
its January term, 1911,in tn case
Of Mont Frazier, guardian, etc ),
against James Dobbins, etc, under
signed Master Commissioner of said
court Will, on Monday,the goth day
of Febru;ry1911, being county
court day offer for sale at the
front door of the Court House in
Louisa, KY, to the highest and best
bidder all the merchantable timber
on the following described tract of
land. to-wit; Situated in Lawrence
county, KY, and bounded on the
north by the lands of George
Brown, on the east by lands Of G. G.
Mcclure, and on the south by lands
of Sine Gilkerson and on the
west by the lands of Steve and
John Preston.
No bid will be considered OF
less than $4,000.
TERMS:-Sale will be made up
on credit Of six months, purchas-
er to execute good and sufficient
bond to the Commissioner with ap
proved security same to have the
force and effect Of replevin bond
F. L. sTEwART,M. C. L. c. c.
FISTS
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4. 5. AIIey. boardIng maehIne

L. S. Alley. boarding machine
hands. :. =. :. 2.s0
y. c. See. repairing bridge. 1000
Gid Williams, boarding machine
hands, 49,. 49,. go. :. $40
II. F Fenton lumber and work on
road -. -. -. ...all.OO
John Carr. work on road. =, 600
H. b. Highburger, engineering
Georges Greek bridge. =. ..SA55
J. NJ Berry, work with road ma
chine, . 81. -. ...S3.25
J. NJ Berry, stacking lumber SC
for county .. =. ,.,.2.00
NJ s Burns, paying road orders,
200
Lee MCGOWAN. culyert on Adams
branch, :. 1900
F. NJ Mccann, work onroad. ESQ
F. NJ Berry, work with road ma
chine, :, -. :. ..l5,OO
Brack Holbrook, experimenting
road =, $50. =. .2lo.OO
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b. Commissioner, :. E. ..267.OO
D. c. Hughes, fees keeping mfr
mary, .... -. >. >. ..526.42
J. B. Peters. putting in closet &c
Court House, e.. -. =. ..160.2l
Louisa National Bank, paying coun-
ty claims, -. 800
J.. Il, o'Brien, inquest on John Rit-
tenberry, :. =. E, -. 900
E. e. Ross, fees as deputy sheriff,
200
Lindsey Hays, working prisoners on
ROAD, -. 49,. 80. S3.25
]. A. Compton, witness against C.
& O. Ry. Co.. :. :. :. 100
Isaac Potter, witness against C. &
o. Ry., Co... =. :. LOO
Dr. l.. S, Hays, infirmary physician,
l-2 year salary, :. -. 1000
E. f. Shannon, 1-2 year salary as
Co. treasurer, -. =. ..125.00
B. p. Holt, two Gays superintendent
of Infirmary, :, 400
Mary j. Hays, washing for prisoners
$500
II, X, Moore, fees as justice peace,
1.5O
LOUISA Water Co., water for coun-
ty, =. -. =. :. 1000
AL Hays, fees as iailer, ....576.65
j. P. Gartin, fees as deputy sheriff,
,..... 1900
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Bnre Rife. guardian Ad Litem.

Bnlie Rife. guardian Ad Litem.
500
Jas Hlnkle, l-2 year salary as
county Judge, =. -. -. 10000
Jas Hinkle, l-2 year. salray as
county attorney, e., 10000
Mont Holt, fees as county clerk,
~. 1856
Mont Holt, 1-2 year salary as
clerk. e.. ..... T.. g.. ,...75.00
+. y. shannon, l-2 year salary as
county treasurer. .. 3. 1880
J. II, Thompson, l-2 year salary as
Supt of Schools, :. .. 400. 90
jay o'Danlel, on salary as Supt. Of
Schools, e. =. 80. go. 10000
Bradley & Gilbert Co. supplies No
yember election 1909 -. 1850
Bradley & Gilbert six seals Novem-
ber election 1909 =. =. =. 3.74
Bradley 4 Gilbert, file boxes, code
and Justices docket, :. 1900
Bil'ie Rife, ballot box for Bussey-
vile, E. -, =. :. ....3.5O
W. a. copley, Election Commr. s
days, ..,.a-..a.,. :, 1000
r, A, Stone, Election Commr. 3
days, -, -. 1000
A. J Conley, Election Commr,, 5
days. -. " -. . 1000
+, r. Moore, holding inquest so
Peachorchard Lodge Io.oF. house
TO vote in 1909, :. =. 400
Marshall Burchett, building crib at
Poorhouse, :. -. :. ..14O0
Worrell Mfg, Co., disinfectant for
1all,.. .. -. .. 1000
David Spencer, house to vote in
1903. =. -. :. 200
F. r. Bussey, house to vote in
19O9.. -. :. -. -, a.. 200
A. L. Burton, fees as jailer, 1850
X. G. d. Nd. 4, house to vote in
1919, -. =. 400
The Big Sandy news., 1911-02-10

Claims allowed at October Term
1909 and payble out OF Common
Fund for year 1910,
A. ], webb. work and lumber for
county. . 49,. =, a,HS
} Il. Burton. paying road orders
54eV
O W. Norris & Bo. ,paylns road
orders, .. . -. =. ..o2 IS
VIM. Justice. paying road orders
aa,S6
r.. y Berry & Son. ml,e- al flr
LtLed county ., .,. 80
Arthur spillman. work on county
road. - , . -. : 30
W.. justice, paying ROAD orders
aS.an
) o lackey lumber ~ county
$50
Jake Compton, building culyerts
lT92
Il, T. shannon. material furnished
cochty,. . . -. =. ,.272.O6
Y. l. Shannon, paying road orders
gs.19
Jake Workman. making fills 400
Dave France. removing slip from
road. =. =, '2.S5
Dave wellman, work on county
road. =. -. =. ,'., 3.ta
~ C.B erry, paying road orders,
1911
The following named Justices are
allowed the sum opposite their re-
apeclive names for service render
cd aud ordered certified TO the
County Treasurer for payment out
of any money in his hands:
The Big Sandy news., 1911-02-10

Allowed at October Term 1910,
out Of Road and Bridge payable
1911:
W. NJ, Wright, work on county
road, =, :. :. ...,, =. 11.25
Collinsworth & Ramey, material
AMI bridge, -. :. 49,, E, $500
E. E. shannon, material for Coun-
ty, ........ E. :. .....S3.00
T. Y. Heston, blacksmithing for
county, 80. .. ...,. 21,75
A. s, Gilkerson, fill at Gallup
$500
Sam Shepherd. lumber and nails
for county, ..... :. =. :. 26.2S
Lindsey Wellman, repairing bridge,
-.. 1900
John E. Queen, bridge and lumber,
1000
ME- Webb, building bridge. 67.5O
A. Collinwsorth, paying road or
ders, :. :. 26.26
N. C. Williams, $4,000 it., lumber
for county, :. .. :. ..224.OO
B, F. Diamond and Jack Short,
building bridge. =. =. coo
W. N. Savage, feeding county
mules, -. =. .. :. =. 1880
Dick Skaggs, hauling lumber fol
county, =. >. E. =. 1900
W. V. Roberts, repairing bridge,
1000
J. S. Peters, work on road. 1850
Allowed at October Term 1910
The Big Sandy news., 1911-02-10

Allowed at October Term 1910,
payable out of 1911 Common Fund:
A. ], 'Conley, six days as Election
Commr =. 80. 1900
W, A, Copley three days as Elec-
ton Commr.,.. 49,. =. 800
]. B, Clayton, three days as Elec-
tiOn Commro.. E. =. 500
A. J. Dale, fees as deputy sheriff,
1000
E. E, Shannon, material for coun-
ty, 80. SS.55
Snyder Hdw., Co., material for
county, :. >. :. =. =. 1888
James Adams, support of paupers,
1000
Pioneer Mfg. Co., dust absorbent,
6.9S
Southern Tell Telephone Co. ser
vice from Oct. /, 1909 to Oct /,
lslO,.. -. =. ... $500
Harry Kllgore, court stenographer,
1000
John Damron. house to vote in
1909 :. :. ;. :. =. !. 400
Bradley and Gilbert Co., binding AS
SCISSORS Book 1910, =. -. :. 6.25
Thornton Moore, sheep killed by
dogs, :. :. :. soc
Dr.. A. w. Bromley, service as
health officer, !. -. :. ..bO.Oo
Brack Holbrook, salary as r. and
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=--
Claims allowed at October Term
1909 and payable out of Common
Fund for the year 1910:
d. c. Hughes, cutting and haul
ing timber for county. . ,2S.S2
Eugene Queen. fees as deputy
sheriff ..3e 90
Drs. A. w. Bromley and @, w.
wroten, professional service
1890
Drs u and. II H.. Gambill, pro-
fesslonal service i. - 1000
Melvin Sparks, fees as deputy
sheriff. ...,..,9.O0
Dave poggs. holding Inquest. 800
Bert Shannon, fees as circuit
clerk, :. - . - 1865
Dr. Late skaess, professional ser
VICE, -. " .oO.Oe
II. c. Hughes, keeping county in-
Urinary, - -. =, =, as 81
=. u. johnson, fees as deputy
sheriff, 49,. i, 81. 1900
The Big Sandy news., 1911-02-10

Claims allowed at Special De-
cember Term 1909 and payable out
OF Road and Bridge fund for year
1910:
W, A. Castle, work and lumber
County, ,.,'., .. 66,S3
H.B Highburger experimenting
Georges creek bridge. . $500
A Copy, Attest:
MONT HOLT Clnrk.
The Big Sandy news., 1911-02-10

Kentucky children's home 10000
Matthias cordIe. overpaid on Taxes,
1,41
B. D Johnson. fees as deputy
sheriff. :. -. :. 100
]. B. Clayton. fees as deputy
sheriff, =. =. .a =. =. 1850
Willie Carter, fees as deputy sher-
llt' .......... ... 1900
Al Hays fees as jailer . ,.267.55
Al Hays, salary as iailer. three
months, 49,. 80. 90
Snyder Hardware Co, coffin for
pauper, =. -. .... .16,0
chas. Carter, fees as deputy sher-
iff, .. T.. -. =. ..12.Oo
.C. c Holhrook Justice 3 days, 9, 90
II. X. Moore. justice, 3 days, 800
J. IL Woods, justice 3 days, 800
A. II Miller, Justice 3 days 300
Andrew Belcher, justice 3 days, 900
j. c. Green, justice dyas, 800
John Compton, justice 8 days 9, 90
John Hughes, justice days 800
The Big Sandy news., 1911-02-10

The following out of Common
Fund for year 1910:
T. S. Thompson. making settlement
with Treasurer, =. 1900
Louisa Coffin Co., coffins for paup-
ers, =, :. -. 1915
Louisa Furniture Co., material fur
nished county :. :. ;, 1890
LouisS Furniture Co., material fur
nished county, .... 49,, s1.00
e. q. shannon, repairing plaster in
Supt', ofrlce, -. =. 800
G. r Roberts, cost against coun-
~ -. :. 49,. 6.S6
}. B. salyer, fees As deputy sher-
III, =. -. =. 80. ..l1.60
The Big Sandy news., 1911-02-10


The following out of Common
Fund for 1910
Napier Adams. cost of Lawrence
county VS. Fiscal Court, 1876
J. NJ Borders fees as deputy sher-
e. 400
d. 4 Reed, book case in circuit
cot RI clerk,s office 1000
Georpe q Feiter Co. printed deed
book 2475
O. RI Burgess and F. It'd. Wallace
Jr nsurlng court house three
D. C. Hughes, keeping infirmary,
G1725
DR.. A. w. Bromley, fees as health
officer 5000
w. 4 Cain. county attorney pro-
ten. -. -. o.. =. 2O.00
NJ. NJ. Burgess board Of superyls-
ors 10 days, -. =. 22.5O
W. A, Copley, board of supervisors
I3 days, 1850
VIM. Bartram, board Of supervisors
lS days, -. /. ,22.5O
A. l.. Moore, board Of supervisors
10 days, ... e.. :. .22.5O
| NJ. Il Berry, board OF supervisors
l3 days 49,. -. ..22.5O
MoGI Holt, clerk board Of super
yisors, 10 days, :. -. E. 22.5O
IG. K. Burgess and +. T. d. Wallace
The Big Sandy news., 1911-02-10

Johh hushes, justice days ..S.OO
Allowed at October Term paya-
BILE out OF 1911 levy:
Billie Rife. settlement with supt.,
of Schools, e. 500, .20.O0
Billie Rife, settlement with Sink
ing Fund Trustee, =. 1000
B. P, Holt, 8 days as poorhouse
Comr., :. :. 800
John E. Queen. repairs and mater
ial voting booth. :. =. =. 3.2tI
David Boggs, IL years salary
as county Judge. :. 10000.
Mont Holt. fees as county clerk
344,S5
Jasw Hinkle, 1-2 year salary as
county attorney, 80. -. 10000
John Il. Carter, fees as Sheriff,
5t.OO
Jay o'Daniel, on salary as supt,
Of Schools, -. =. !. ....579.15
Carl Ford, fees as deputy sheriff,
1910
National Sanitary Co., Insect exter-
minater, -. -. -. e.. :. 1928
j. B Crutcher, groceries furnished
l.. l.. Lee, -. 80. ... 500
Louisa Coffin Co., coffins sc for
paupers, 80. ...,..... .2S.25
p p Holbrook, house to vote in
1893, -, ..H. .2.OO
Snyder Hardware Co. book case
for Supt, Of Schools, $500
W, B Clayton, working prisoners,
on road, ,. E. -. -. 64.O6
7. s. Thompson, appearing before
State Board Of Equalization 1910
... =. 5000
w. 7. Cain, appearing before State
Board of Equalization, >, 5000
Out of Road and Bridge Fund OF
year 1911.
Van Graham, work on road, $500
Morgan Church, building bridge,
..... 1900
Tobe French, building bridge, 1900
c. T. Miller, repairing bridge, 1900
Harrison Wilson, repairing bridge,
zoos
]. T. swetnam, repairing bridge
1000
S. D. wellman, work on road and
brlcge, =. =. e.. ..21.0C
Robert Mead. repairing bridge, $50
c. X, Dobins, lumber for county,
1880
v. d. Harmon, building bridge,
6O.OC
X. r. Compton, work on county
ROAD, -. -. .5.OO
Sam Compton, work on county
road, =, -. :. 100
Dock Compton, work on county
road, .. :. =. $500
VIM. o'Daniel lumber for county,
1885,
Bill Woods, lumber & culyert, 26.4O
Tobe French, culvert on Miller
branch, .... 49,. -. 1O.OC
Alb Simpson, repairing culvert, 1890
Payt0n Blackburn, part pay for
building Green Patrick road,
10000
Payton Blackburn, part pay for
building Green Patrick road,
..- 10000
Payton Blackburn, part pay for
building Green Patrick road,
409.36
G. w. Castle,part pay for building
Green Patrick road. :. ..29O.64
L. E.S hannon, part pay for building
Green Patrick road, -. :. 5000
The Big Sandy news., 1911-02-10


iue ioiio"ins out Vi hoau anu
Bridge Fund 1910:
II. D. Highburgerengineering Lick
creek ROAD, '''' '.24,OO
VIM Savage, feeding county mules,
42.OO
Charlie Holbrook, lumber and haul
inS for county, -. ". 900
Brack Holbrook, road and bridge
commr, -. . :, 5000
.. H. burton, culNerl ana work
on road. q. =. 49,. ......4l.OO
q. Il Ross, work on road, :. 1875
Hatten and Warren, work and ma
terial, -. -. 49,. ,.... lbs
Fenton Bros, lumber for county,
.. 1890
d. l., Laney, work on bridge, $500
bu Boyd, work on bridge, :. $3.50
J. w. Shannon, paying road orders
- 63.25
Brack Holbrook, feeding county
mules, 80. =. g.. .. 1900
The Big Sandy news., 1911-02-10

Claims allowed at sp, Decem-
Der Term 1909 and payable out of
Roai aud Bridge fund for year
1910:
Louie Bowers, building bridge and
eulvert at Georges creek. l572.5O
The following named Justices are
allowed the sum opposite their re-
spectlye names for service render
cd and ordered certified to the
County Treasurer for payment out
of any money now In his hands.
The Big Sandy news., 1911-02-10

ORDERS; Fiscal Court Of Law
renee Connty-April Term 9th
day OF April 1910. Claims payable
out OF Common Fund for year
1910;
A. J. CARED, making settlement
with ]. II. Thompson, supt., 1900
The following officers Of election
The Big Sandy news., 1911-02-10

Allowed at October Term
The Big Sandy news., 1911-02-10

MONT HOLT, Clerk,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-12-02

WoNDERFuL things wonderful
@ things in New
Sy will the
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