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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-19
turned to Davenport once or twice
since that date

turned to Davenport once or twice
since that date
King passed away Wednesday even
ing ats11 20 O'Clock, at his home, 1o4711a
West Second street, following an ex-
tended Illness of tuberculosis He was
born in Quincy, Ill. Oct. 20, 1886, and
came to Davenport eight years ago.
where he had since resided. Prior TO
his illness he had been employed at
the Pfttsburg Plate Glass company.
He is survived by four brothers. Thom-
as. John E., William and George King
of Davenport The funeral viii be held
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock from
the late home, 1047h West Second
street, with interment in Paramount
cemetery.
Wednesday evening at Sis o'clock,
at the fSmilythome on Telegraph road,
occurred the death of Mrs Helene NJ.
Denkmann, after lingering illness, at
the age of 81 years and months. She
was born in Jemsteadt, Holstein, Ger
many, Jan. IL, 1850, and came to Amer
lea, direct to Davenport, in the year
1865. Her parents settled on a farm
near Blue Grass. She celebrated her
marriage to George Denkmann in the
year 1869, who survives to mourn her
death, besides the following six chill
dren, Mrs. Therese Scranton of Mil
lersburg, Ill, Mrs. TillEe Nabstedt. Os-
car Denkmann and Charles Denkulann
of Davenport and Anna Stibolt of San
Diego, Cal, and Hugo Denkmann of
Fullerton, Neb. three brothers, Egg
CERT, William and Louis PAIL of Scott
county, and five sisters, Mrs. Anna
Mehrens, Mrs. John Branch, Mrs. E.
Telsrow, Mrs. Lizzie Kautz and Mrs.
Ernst Jockheck of Scott county.
Mrs. Henry Karwath, 1888 Main
street, received a telegram announc-
ing the death of her niece's husband
Bernard Higgins, in Mercy hospital,
Chicago. He leaves his wife and two
little sons, besides his father, one
brother and several sisters, all residing
in Chicago. Mrs. Higgins was former
ly Miss Alice Teller of Moline, and is
daughter of Mrs. Karwath's sister.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-19
sEMAPHoREs FOR STREETS

Paris Experimenting With New Traffie
Regulations.
A new system for regulating traffic
is about to be tested in Paris. An from
structure with semaphore arms has
been erected in the center of the
square at the Montmartre, where the
traffic is very heavy at all hours of the
day. The apparatus Ia fitted with four
signal arms, land these can be seen at a
considerable distance. Drivers of We
hicIes arriving on the square will halt
If the signal is against them and wait
for a white disk to be shown before
proceeding.
At night red ana green lights Will
replace the redtand white disks OF day
time
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-19

to the present time. Those who
mourn her death besides the hus-
band are two daughters, Mrs. Clay
Kilbourne, Iowa, and Miss Anna at
home. A brother in Sweden and one
in Preston, Iowa also survive. The
funeral services will be held from
the home, 1414 Eleventh-and-a-hal
street, Saturday afternoon. Rev. H.
o. Lindeblad of the Swedish Luth-
eran church will officiate. Inter-
ment will take place at Riverside.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-19
To AboiIsbecbsss.

There Is q movementin the far east to
abolish chits q. o. o.. or club checks).
In former days. when the coins Of the
east were too bulky and heavy to car
~ In ones pocket with any comfort
the chit was a convenience Today
banknotes are In general circulation,
and the chit has come to be regarded
as an unnecessary evil, which has
wrought a great deal Of harm to both
gfvers and receivers Of citts-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-19
CHICAGO GETS SEMINARY
Lutheran School to BE Moved to Oak
Park or River Forest.

St. Louis, May 19.-The Luther
an synod of Missouri, Ohio and
other states, have voted to move
its teachers seminary from Addison,
ILL.,, to the environs of Chicago. Two
sites have been offered by the Luth-
eran Educational society of Chicago
20 acres at Oak Park and 2S acres
at River Forest. a committee will
decide on the site, where 100000
will be expended on new buildings.
The synod also decided that the Con-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-19
a 1urcIar's Awful Deed

may not paralyze home so complete
~ as a mothers long illness. But DR..
Kings New Life Pills are a splendid
remedy for women. They gave me
wonderful benefit in constipation and
female trouble" wrote Mrs. NJ. C. Dun
lap Of LeadilI, Tenn. If ailing, try
them Is cents at all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-19

Valentine Fuhr went to Chicago
Tuesday with shipment of hogs.
Miss winifred BoyIes received the
sad news by telegram Monday stating
her brother Meigs of Iowa was dying.
She left for his bedside.
Miss Rosa Wolfe, accompanied by
Miss Emily Boyle, departed for Color
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-19
DAVENPORT

Bogus Checks Passed.-Several DO
gus checks on the Davenport Savings
bank were passed at various placeslof
business in Davenport the past two
days and the police are now working
on the matter. One check for 1925
and two others for $3.50 and $3.50 came
in. They bore the signature OF George
z. Richmond All three of the checks
were written on the ordinary counter
check blanks of the bank, and were
numbered IS, Sc and 81. One was
cashed at the Merchants cafe, one at
the Western Fruit & Candy company,
and the third by Adam Won Dreske,
the saloon keeper on East Third street.
The checks were made payable to Will
liam Haley and John Wynn AS no one
by the name Of George E. Richmond
has an account at the Davenport Saw
ings bank, It is clear that the checks
are bogus.
Control Of River Front-Through an
ordinance passed by the city council
last night all the riparian rights
now owned and controlled by the city
are given over to the control and
supervision Of a levee commission,
which shall be composed of five men,
bers, three of whom are to be ap-
pointed by the mayor. Their terms
of Office shall be six years, one each
expiring on May l, 1912, 1914 and
1916.
Case Allowed Cootinu ance.-A charge
of breaking and entering has been
lodged against A L. Case by Ar
thur P Griggs of the Griggs music
house and the hearing has been set
for Wednesday, May 81. Case is 10
years old. He had seven watches and
three rings. supposed to belong to
the GrIggs store in his possession.
He was arrested on suspicion and
later admitted that he had taken
SO from the safe of the store the
night before. The combination on
the safe had been marked, as money
from it had disappeared on other oc-
casion and as Case had been for
merly employed by the store he was
suspected. He denies having enter
ed the store more than once. In de-
fault of bonds he remains in Jail I'M
til the date for his hearing. Case
left the employment of the Griggs
music house about March %. He
went back TO New York. where II
is said that he has relatives. but re-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-19

my DealIn was very
bad and I had a
continual backache
which was simply
awful. / could not
stand on my feet
long enough to cook
a meals vic t u a Is
without my back
nearly killing me,
and I would have
such dragging SEN
8 a tions / uld
hardly bear it. /
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-19

cordia Publishing house of st. Louis
would take over the business OF the
Lutheran book concern of Pittsburg,
which has an annual turn over of
$250,000. This is due to the con
soIidatioh of the German and Eng
fish branches of the synod.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-19
ors.t shipbuiIdlna poela

The Mitsubishi dockyards are me
greatest and most prominent In the
Japanese shipbuilding world Vessels
OF over 1900 tons can be built there.
The two floating docks are able to &C
commodate vessels of 1900 and 1000
tons respectively. Besides shipbuild-
ing the yards manufacture steam mo-
tor engines and other machinery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-19

John d. Rockefeller would be broke
If he should spend his entire income
to prepare a better medicine than
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea,
dysentery or bowel complaints. It is
impossible, and so says everyone taht
has used it. Sold by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-05-19
THAT
AWFUL
BACKACHE
Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Morton's Gap, Kentucky.-'1 suf-
fered two years with female disorders,
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-23
TO WORK
 FOR MAJOR STRONG
Wiekershsm Is Convinced That the Job of Delegate Is Not for Him and Bitches on to One of the Two Most Likely Candidates of the Democratic Party

WASHINGTON. D. c. Aug. The sham. of Alaska. that he would not be candidate for recollection. is followed up today by a statement on the part of for Major J. F. A. Strong. of Tditarod. Alaska. in the next campaign for delegate.
 Mir. Wickersham will leave for Alaska the end of this week IL is stated by acquantances that he will withdraw from politics entirely and re- tire from Alaska into the employment of a corporation on the coast in the Pacific Northwest
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-23
INTERESTING ITEMS
 FROM InMACHUk

detrimental to interfere with the proper percentage of salmon reaching their spawning grounds. The law. as just expounded by Lieutenant Wheeler. states explicitly that nets must not be stretched within one hundred yards of the mouth of any salmon stream. nor reach more than one third across said stream. from either bank Nets must be at least one hundred yards apart. No obstacles can be placed across the stream to prevent their passage up. Nor can the stream be polluted with any injurious debris. Dynamiting or other harmful methods of fishing must not be employed. All violators will be severely punished.
 There is a long stretch of the Inma- chuk that has proven beyond a doubt to be a good dredging proposition and if all that is claimed for the dredging method he true. this whole river will prove prolific source of wealth to dredge men. Had the Fries drcdge come in and got started. besides work ing his own splendid property. he could doubtless effect n deal with owners of other valuable property. like the Prit- chard. the Homestake, the Polar Bear and the Dashley claims. making a splendid stretch of river for dredging.
 We are informed that the Dick Hoog- endorn Dredge will surely he in this fall.
 Redwood & Co. who started sluic- ing on the Polar Bear Bar are knocked out by the high water They have good pay. A dredge would be the thing for that ground.
 That veteran miner. Mir. Holiday. with his son, will leave soon for the outside where he will secure more ap- paratus. He hardly thinks he will he able to get back again this fall. hut will surely be in early next spring and start operations on large scale. Bert Glass goes up the river soon. to , erect winter quarter on a bench of the Inmachuk, off the Pritchard and Fries ground. which showed up well when prospected last spring. Bert with Harry Bourne and Billy Noble will take out a dump there next winter
 Mir Dalton, the New Yorker. had ar experience the other night which should prove an interesting narrative to his friends on Wall Street. He made trip of over twenty miles down the turbulent Inmachuk in a small boat small taste of what the "sourdough' prospector has to undergo. MT. Dal- ton should try a winter with us.
 Our telephone connection with Nome was severed for quite while recently Rod Dimmick, District Manager of tn, line made connection. MT. Dimmicl made a tour of this end of the line anC put it into thoroughly good shape. H. visited our city during the tour.
 Ike Johnson and Johnny Pagan vii exploit some Inmachuk benches thu coming winter Johnny was in Cali
 fornia last winter. but wished he hat
 been hack on the old Inmachuk sinking holes. The perseverance of these boyi
 in prospecting will surely result in thei
 stubbing their toes against the "Bil } Thing sooner or later. of such ma teriaI as Uncle" Ike and Johnny, il
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-23
DID W|CKERSHAM SAY
 I'LL NOT RUN AGA|N2'

The following news item. taken from August 2nd. the paper printed in Wick ersham's home town should prove of interest to people who were in doubt as to the Nugget printing the correct information as to our delegate saving he would not be candidate:
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-23
ALAsKANs DROWNED
 LoNGBEAcH. CALF.
Nugget Special Service.

NUY9tN oPeCIaI oeFVIces
 LONGBEACH. Calif.. Aug. 21-Yes- Alaska who has been visiting here at the beach was drowned. also Edward McMullen. of Tacoma. The men were returning from row out on the Pa ciic and their boat in some manne, got capseized in the breakers Both men were drowned before help could reach them
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-23

We sell bonded whiskies at the same price you pay for blends. Try a bot tie, gallon or ease. All goods delivered ot any part of the city free of charge The Eagle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-23

Lewis Hunter. Atherton. Lacey. Mar quette by the case or bottle Seward Coml Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-23

BranS new cigars in sos and 1O0s. Lovera, optimo. Fl Rayo. carabana, Juan de Fuca. Arthurs and Owls. Sew ard Com1 Go.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-23
FRESH REINDEER

Fresh reindeer by the side. e5c per pound Pacific Cold Storage Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-23
NEW LAID EGGS.

For sale, new laid eggs s1 per dozen at Prossers Harness Shop. Phone Black 5.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-23

the real simon pure" Inmachuler made
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-23

GO TO THs No.TH POLE Bakery for the best bread and rast-y The only Coffee HEuse in town.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-02-22

ker Go s2s0.25; do $2654S; Wright &
Gowen co $26.54; Phoenix Groc Co
S22; Coney & Parker Co $27S.55:
Wright & Gowen Co $16.S4; Fendig &
Co A 81; do 81; Phoenix Groc Co $39:
Coney & Parker Co $25760; Parker
Hensel Eng Co $4672; McCrary H s
$50; Fendig & Co A 81; Parker-Hen-
sci eng co $5.75; Nut 1t & W Co 81
003.57; du Bignon, H F elk $71.5O:
Phoenix Groc Co SIS; int & Disc $1.56
EEoodenpyle J NJ $34S,20: Andrews L
$3.50; Andrews l. $50; Burnett
II $214.73; Andrews L $3.50; do
1898; Gilmore & Wood $126. An
drews l. 1888; Gilmore & Wood l5c;
Downing CO $94.95; Dart & Elliot
@14.50; Andrews J l. $3.50: Gilmore
e Wood $10.S0; lIoodenpyle J NJ
$305.25; Burnett J NJ SIPS; Andrews
J l. $3.50; Downing Co $2S.1S; Bur
nett J NJ Sl1.I3; Burchardt Co $7S.35
Fart & Elliot SIG; Lissner J j $685.
Wood-Bailey Clio Co $l21; Hills pay no
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street tax 81; Seabrooks B F. taxes
1855: Byrd, taxes 1851; Thomas c
7.79; Mt Vernon ldg No 10 o G S
260; Kennedy NJ i1.70; Christie A
56.92; Phythagoras ldg No. II X p
$50; Browning mrs j P 1850: st.
tax $50; Kaplan Sam taxes $50; Pink
ney $50; Vandailey est J $50;
Werntz mrs E D 1859; st tax 81;
bills pay No 709, Sou Pay Const co
4,399.54: Hall ] A taxes 3.25; Gatchell
mrs A NJ 1886; Stacy mrs NJ l. $3.50;
Richardson G w 1922; Bailey J, sos;
Sweet C II 1880; Fleming P w Ii
cense $40 st tax st4; dog tax SO;
-12S5dsMPhr, Observation-Disclosures
Ark Of Safety ldg No. %. o G tax
es 6,97 Snodgrass S n 1881; Ken
ner w f 54.91; Austin c H 3.64 Way
Mrs A E $3.50; Hoffman & Bro NJ
$500; Hoffman Max 1926; Hornsby
Mrs f 4.26; marshals pol FMS INKS BIDS
etc BAH; street tax 81; Wilson S
2.34; Wrench H A 1865; Jones E Coo;
Scott Fl 3.95; Peddicord Nj $50;
Reynolds G 832; Lester L 1,79; Han
nah S C SIT; Greeves e. $12; Doer-
finger c 31.20; Lee E, SIS; Bruins
wick Steamship co 6526.0S: Michos
P $40; Michos S 3.25; Berrie P A
e.27; Clark b 1876: Glogauer Mrs II
60.45; Nut Lit & W Co 1916; City
c S Ry co 70.2S; Brown r 80; Pc
terson j S 500; Larsen M, license
80; Barbato l. So; HOyt &Cotb SIS;
Michos & Co $40; marshals st pay int
& dis 193.9S; street tax 81; Leonidas
J taxes $50 Givas Eli 800; Segui mrs
l. 2.S3; Hankins F 7.96; Putnam A
V 31.35; Stacy est P G 1925; Owens
G w 1870; Lyons S 1915; Lyons G.
21.50; Lyons c $50; Protecdicus C
$50; Zazas N 9.75; Keller mrs L
lind 1910; Jenkins M 4.98; Sheffield
! A 1875; Wallace Mrs NJ c 1902; Muir
ry o A 299; Parker-Rensel eng co Ii
cense 1850 do SIS; do lease 1850;
bills pay No 7t0 Mu It & W Co 81,
+ 00357; do I'll Glynn co bk 5000; dc
I 712 Nat blk $500; Faison II c taxes
379; Oglethorpe say e trust co 296C
MORAN J II 4G4.cJ; lloyd Shep. 49,
, BOYD w SIC; Cables s ASS; Decker
/ F r 1926; Tison A 4.73; Cassidy mrs
I 1876; Bruand G 1885 Morris w H
1874; Marromatis A $50; Holland W
w 1875; Gilmore II 1929; Gilmore &
/ w $lS; Wood II ] 9.99; Ljttleton Inc
4.35; Floyd & Shaw $50; Shaw c A
, 1920; Bugs A C license 1850; Fear
rincton drug co license S25; do $10:
HARRINGTON & Robinson 3.75; st to>
s12; Mutt 1t & W Co I. & G. $40; MAJ
pol FMS INKS fds etc 282.10 Evans VI
F. taxes $50; Cook Geo II 26.o5
Wentz J 800; JacEson j SIC; Morear
Mrs L 21.45; Cain c 2oe; Brown p I
4.S4; Brown Mrs s II 100; Evans
400; Irvine ' agt license 1880;
Beach L w 70 Chastain 7 A 6.25:
st tax $12; w 'te J taxes 4.22; Arnett
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$50; Wright, est S 1872; Holiday G
T 1925; Jones-Lovett fur CO, 1925;
Hankinson Mrs T 3.3S; Holt, c 1872;
Skipped Mrs Leonore $3.50; Newman
w S 6.55; bills pay No zoe Nat Blk,
$500; marshals pol fms INKS BIDS etc
$780, Radcliffe H E taxes 3.25; Ben
nett mrs S 1890; johnson w NJ 12.43
Sou Pine Co of Ga 426.40 Garrett
H B 1897; Butts-Dub DIV Co 1890;
Hutchings, Geo 3.57; Shealey, 7 3.95;
Thomas w E trus 1.50; White, c e,
47.17; Young Mrs M T 11.26; street
tax S24: Watkins w taxes 1928;
Kirtz, S APP Monroe, A 1857; Burns
S csc; Washington Mary 3.57; Hen
derson A e 1919; Robbi L S $54 Sou
Exp Co 43.77; VIM Gill $50; Donegal
SmI 80; Coley Laura $50: Sheppard
H $50; Martin NJ & L TAI; Green
S 3.57; street tax s26; King H NJ tax
es 6167; West w AGO. Parker L Fl
3.62; Baker, N 1874; Miller w II 1876
Miller & Co (hotel Royal 1880;
11eS Hail MIS- vi o.foJ NOtltS IhiliP
1896; Att est l. ry S7412; Green M
$50; Turner NJ NJ los; Bryant 4,S1
McLarty ] A ITO; Smith A r cem-lt
S5; Miller e taxes &c: Wood W
20.15; Segui P A IVA; Reid e, 649;
West Tn Tel CO 597; BIount Mrs
M A 3.6S; Young Mrs A e 1896; Led
better l. soc; Gonzales J 1915; Col
den p 1928; bills pay No 707 Nat
Blk 5000; Reid, E lease 81; street
tax $14; dog tax 81; Sou Ry, taxes
2,774.59; Green mrs M r S.84; Thomp
son & Higgins fur co s13; Purcell
mrs B A & Miss A p 37.45; Purcell
J c. 1926; Miller J B 3.1S; Jones NJ
2470; Minor S E 4.87; Wright L T
SIC; Tison T 902: Wright L T lease
soc; Kralavano, Eli license $40; Leo
hides ] $40; Sou Exp co 5000; Coney
& Parker Co $50 do $25; do $40; do
$40; do. $40; do $40; street tax So;
marshals pol FMS INKS BIDS etc $94.65;
Tabf Dtt S taxes sos; Mckenzie w Nj
2S10; Marlin E c 1917; Doerflinget
! J R 1876; Briesenick r e 760.77;
Vaughn Vic 1919; Postal tel co $40;
Morrow H | IA; Thomas ] SIT;
Decker F. E 1850; Sou Bell tel 6 tel
. 577.77; Lyons Geo license $40;
.yons Chris $40; Lyons s $40; For
est Lumber co 500; Isaac co w r
$50; Patalidas Geo $40; Andrews I
s25; Go $40; Sodlow Thos city cleo
ope-exp 1850; Club mrs M A cem-lt
IS; street tax Sc; bills pay No 70S Ga
eng co 2,905.96; Lloyd mrs NJ S taxes
2535; Walter E D 71.50; Barnes A
S.23; Wrench F A 2S.47; A, B & A ry
co 1,23l.79; Williams R 6.65; Burn
stein NJ It's; Johnson S 1875; Findley
N w 1920 McGougan E L 4.60; Ward
| I l. 1856; Wilchar 1870; Stacy est
T G 4.22; Stacy c BAG; Brunswick
& Fla silt co $500; Roberts phal
license SIS; Bwk Sim Lndry s9S.75
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" PAGE SEVEN

693 nat Blk $4,000; int and dis 800:
bills payable no 693 nat blk $4,000;
iat and dis 500; BorulIrdt co $14.44
Bruce Ed c $10.S0; do $40; Ludwig
l. $25 Cook G H 1923; Bruce Ed G
$1l.25; do $685. Burroughs, Lam
bright & Ley'tourne $21; Ogg c D sec
$3.50; Ludwig l. s23; Cook, Geo II
$25; Whitfield B $6250: Leavy III
$50; Sudlow Thos 500: BIRD trus Bwk
hospital $3.50; pay rolls $250.19; do
500; Hopkins r r 800; High, b
$l25; White Jackie 81 Hopkins Sup.
ply co $4l.70: Ladies Aid Soc Cath
each $3.50; Leo J H $25; White SIS.
Loss and gain s19-$590S2 .43-Bal
ance $t,21746-$ 60,29989.
Examined found correct and ap-
proved this 25th day of January, 1911
Louis M, Orr, A. Nj. Ross -For the
finance committee.
Read in council Jan. 81, 1911; or.
dered published and filed
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C|TY's FINANCES

Statement of w. B. Fain, city treas
urer, for the month of December,
1910.
..a RECEIPTS.
Balance from last report, $13,013.43
Briekle, Willis, taxes, 43c; Sheppard,
Haywood, 214; Sheppard, Cutie, 6.22;
Best, Annie, asa; Frohawk, Matte,
1914; Torras, Rosindo, 25.41; Torras
R, guardian, 120.6S; Aiken, F D DIT
So; Robertson & Co. taxes 2S.25;
Holmes, Andrew, 65c; Boykin, Rev. R
q, $50; Mroczkowski T M 100; Bell,
Mrs. ] 2.S1; Wood A C $50; Bitch
B G $50; Bloodworth, John 6.45;
Fruchtman Isadore 1850; McCul-
Tough Geo H 400; street tax 50; Nc
dowell taxes 2.47; Beaver, Mrs. S
1925; Remusat L 1876; Collier, Chas
V SIC; Conant, E r $50; Fader Mrs
q r.. $780, Scott John B 1876; Cray,
Page. $780, Walker, viii 9.15; Har-
rison, Mrs F G 1873; HaFersham
Park Land Co 122.07; Burroughs Miss
Lila H, 2372; Burroughs, Leighton H
1927; Burroughs r q agency 21.57;
Hazlehurst, Miss M r & S E $3.50;
Booth John r 1882; North American
INV Co 63.13; Fendig & Hoffman 2.27;
Hardee Mrs L A 1857; Harvey Mrs
Jane e $3.50; Walter, Geo $40; Dart
F M & children 1888; Davis T E
7.20; street tax 80; marshals pol fms
exec INKS BIDS ETC., 1880; Gordon A ]
taxes 1857; Levine, est h $3.50;
Merrifield o l. ESQ; Fason Sheppard
"a; White, John 1870; Reddick Co
lumbus 8.37; Davis David $40; Wal
lace Diana Gle; Alexander c H 10.40
Brunswick Literage co 107.41; Moore
undertaking co $13; Walburg R c &
Rebecca 9.15; Lennon w 4.33; Brown
Mrs F A 1888; FOuche G. L 1905:
Levison Mrs. Belle 1857; Paumaart.
ner John 1880; Raumeartner Chas F
$50; Mc&'1in Miss Sallie. col; Tray.
Tor F E T@F; Trimble Mrs c 1856;
T'rimfHn y o S.52; Barkuloo, Miss
Willie d 1927; Wright T 4243: Da-
Wis Mrs Ida f 74,S1; Jones B F 1928;
Chiiiio ~ @i'utH ''o5, INouliLee de1
4.87; Dav' David lease 81: Brock w
II taxes r. Sc; Brown D APP; Rowe
Mrs M C 1851; Pearson Ash 4:9t;
Keit Butler 666; Dennison. Clara,
8.37; Pryor Alice 6.S7; Proctor ] P Ii.
cence 2.5G; Vance J w taxes GIT;
Mitchelso7 W T 1876; Ames w C 5.2I
Jackson G M $50; jackson R N IT'S
Loback " F743; Wenn j s.75; street
tag SEE; deg tax 81; Symons mrs F NJ
taxes $50 Evans T 1896; Deveaux
III 1888: J res J 9.03; street tax sF4
du Bignon e taxes 449,0S; Sou 60.
ment CO 26.40: Holmes Mrs c NJ