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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19
AUDITING REPORT
10bE MADE TO-DAY
Joint Committee to Meet, With
Folkes and Mccarthy Present
for Last Time.

Tho annual meeting Of the Joint
Awaiting Committee Of the General AS
sembly will be held at the Capitol to-
day. The comm.Itee will receive the
report Of State Accountant Carlton Me-
Carthy. go over his accounts and pre-
pare its annual report to the Governor.
This committee Is composed OF dve
members. two appointed by the Lieu
tenant-Governor anct three by the
Speaker Of the House. II u at present
composed as follows: Senator 2. C.
Folkes. Of Richmond. Senator John a.
Lesner. of Norfolk: james R Jordan.
of Isle OF Wight: Berkeley d. Adams. OF
Charlotte; c. IL Lunsiiord. Of Botetourt.
MIR. Lunsford is chair man and Senator
Foxes secretary.
In the past two We; trs tho reports Oh
this committee have been of great In
terest throughout the State. That OF
two years ago AFRO used a verttable
storm of appreciation and disapproval.
striking. as il did, ut many features
of the management s,f State affairs in
which the committee suggested Inn
provement. It first let the people OF
Virginia know OF tho dencit In the
swanson administration. and Of the
fact that Governor Mann was forced
to borrow money in 1910 TO meet the
expenses OF governmSnt
This meeting viii he the last for two
men who have been In the WORK from
the beginning. Senator Folkes and
State Accountant Mccarthy viii be-
come members Of the Administrative
Board Of Richmond tln January !. and
win before that day tender their redg-
nations to the Governor. It 10 general
ly understood that Frank Smyth. Cap
tain McCarthy's assisIant. will succeed
him. A Senator wlnl be named by
observation-disclosures Ellyson to sue
coed Mr.. Folkes on the auditing COM
mite. which IL q body required BY the
Constitution.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19
Social and
Personal

Society IN Richmond il much inter
ested In the wedding OF Mass Asauei
Sampson Rutherford and J"ei mn
Watkins, Of Washington. which Will DC
celebrated this morning at ll:So ocaoeA
In St. Johns Church. in Roanoke. Inc
bride 10 . daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Thomas Spottsw God Rutherford. OF
Roanoke. and 10 widely, related throusn-
out the State. Mr.. Watkins ~ a sou
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Benjamin wat
kins. of Charlotte Courthouse. and ID
equally prominently connected In VIZ
ginia a. is his bride. The CHANGER anu
altar Ut the church will be decorate"
In palms and white flowers. and the
the ceremony will be performed by the
J. w. Cantey johnson. rector OF inc
church.
The bride win enter uhs church with
her father. who Will give her away.
She will wear q travelling suit OF DARK
blue broAdcloth with smart nAt Oh
the same shade and will carry oou.
quet Of. lilies Of the valley. miss Janet
Medium rutherford. who VIII De ne1
sisters maid Of honor and only at
tendapt. will wear q tailored SUM- ..
white ssrea With q big black hat. ana
viii carry an armfui Of pink oi1rysan-
themums. %. C. Watkins. OF Roxboro.
n. c.. viii act a. his brothers best
man.
The ushers will be Dabney Lancaster.
OF Richmond: William 4. Calf. OF Nor
folk; Thomas Watkins. OF Chaiiotbe
Courthouse. and Thomas Rutherford
OF Roanoke
The bridal party was entertained IN
formally At the home Of the brioes
parents last night following q renears-
al at the church. and Julian n. hutne.
foord entertained the groom ana ME-
attendants ut . stAS dinner given yes
terday evening. Guests from vi"
lance attending the wedding Will Dc
Mis. Iaytnia Hamilton, OF Warrenton:
Mr.. ana Mrs. r. B. Watkins. Miss jamie
Watkins. c. f. Hmcheson, all OF Omar
lotte Courthouse: George Watkins. OF
New York.
OpenlnG NJ the ExehAASe.
Much interest u felt In the opening
OF the Richmond Exchange Tor "o-
mans Work. which will begin To-Day
This afternoon and tomorrow AFTER
noon from 3 TO s o'clock committee
Of board members will be on hand 10
receive visitors and complimentary tea
VIII be served.
Eaxakemenf Of laterest.
The engagement OF Dorsey omen
Anderson. formerly OF RICHMOND ou'
now OF Philadelphia. has been an
nounced to Miss Beulah Fay Stocker.
Of Easton. Pa. Owing to the recent
death Of the brides father. the wed
ding will TAX. place very quietly az
the home Of her mother. Mrs. Ellen
Louise Stocker on the morning OF -'e-
c~mber 3.
~ the woDsn's Club.
Professor Frank c. Woodward lee
turei to the members OF the woman
<.,ub YESTERDAY afternoon on the char
.cter OF Lady Macbeth. naming his dis
course "A Tentative Estimate MISS
Jane Rutherford. In her very happy
presentation Of the speaker to MS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19

Springs league on being one OF the
first auxiliary leagues 70 bs organ
ICED in the State. A social hour FOL
lowe the business session.
NetuTning to Virginia.
Mrs. James II. V. Daniel and her son.
Charming Daniel. who spent the sum
mer and early fall travelling In Can
ada, Nova Scotia and New England
have been passing tine last few weeks
in New York. They win return 70
Virginia in a few days to Join James
Eaniel who is atten ting school neal
the University OF Virginia They VIII
remain there for the present
Musical Tonight.
An interesting event Of this evening
Will be the musical to be given In thS
Laure! street Methodist Episcopal
Church at 8 o'clock. A program o.
great interest mas been arranged, an
we!I-known people will take part IN
it,
In and Out NJ Town.
Mrs Joseph h. Willard and MISS
Belle Willard have returned from
short stay In New York.
Mrs. John SHELTON Williams. who has
been in Baltimore for few days. has
returned. to her home in TINS city.
Little Richard geirne Leary Is the
guest Of his grandmother. Mrs. w. j.
Leake. In Ashland.
Miss Ruth Brooks. OF Newport News.
has heen the recent guest Of friends
here.
Mrs. c. c. Bridges. who has been
registered al the New willard Hotel.
in Washington. has returned L. her
home.
Miss Sall!e Gascoigne. OF Orange. Is
visiting in Richmond for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. London and their
daughter. Hannah. OF Richmcnd. are
visiting friends il Baltimore.
IRIS. j. w. Dixon, of this city. Is
the guest Of her sister. Miss Lucy Den
by. In Lynchbwg.
Mrs. E. D. Turner. Of Newport News.
is spending a few days with friends
in this city.
Miss Emma Wilson Morriss. who has
been attending the United Daughters
Of the Confederacy Convention . In
Washington. left yesterday for Balti-
more, wher she will visit her aunt.
Mrs. William Bowly Wilson.
Mrs. ". Gordon McCabe. who has
been dangerously Ill at her residence.
405 East Cary Street. while still in
a serious condition, is improving.
Miss Anna Clay, a graduate nurse.
was operated On at Grace Hospital
for appendicitis. She is i'm
proving rapidly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19

fSpecia! to The Times Dtspatch-I
Durham, N c., November D.-After sever1s
weeks Of preliminary trying ut ana WORKING
into shape the glee club and quartet are ~
sr.cticaify picked the music - selected and
a. hand. the program o: Trinity College has
been arranged, and the members Of the cub
are daily going through with hard prsctiee
on the concert that 10 TO be given on the
fall trim that 70 to be stared December u
Manager Kirkman IL enthusiastic over the
prospects OF the club.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19
Doyi>-GsyDS.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Frederfcksbu-x, Va, November N-H. ".
Davis. formerly Of Kilmamock. Lancaster
County. and Miss Frances n Gryner. daush-
te- of Charles W. Gryner. Of Lewiston. Mon..
were married a few days ago At the home OF
the bride at that place. where the couple
viii reside.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19
CHARGED WITH FORGHv.

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch

Especial 20 Tire Times Dispatch.
yyacbburx Va November N-R W. H.p-
pert, Q Young white man. - arrested here
late to-day charged with forging the name
% Q local bank cashier 60 o telegraph mes
eas. 20 q Chario,sesvtIie hank. on which u
f. CHARGED sNO Hippers expected 90 dash Q
bed check. He svnGled fhe telegram When
he addressed o. 20 the FIRST Eationei Oaok-
20 cha.lossesvfiie has no such tank HIP
per- wss arrested ~ company WITH hts wife
A. they came out Of . sAest0. She accom-
Parted him 20 the police s;ssion and he VS.
rSsre~d hail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Cane Charles Va, November l9-CafNS
have been received here announcing the ep-
preaching marriage Of Richard Eo!ney Not
brigham. Jr a prominent young business
man OF EastviIIe this county, and Miss Sal
lie Bacon Rice. OF Charlotte Courthouse. on
November q, at the Methodist Episcopas
Church. that village.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19
y~~O ~ - 0poeA-

fSrec.st 20 The ] fu5ss- VteoAschJ
Raj<tGS, IS. G.. November n-fAsiy 10
,tehf John Rand. Q well ksown negro 1r1y.
rrsa. Oas shot 20 death On saiisbuv sweet
r~sr the Aeslemy u Myssc ~ IN untssWN
nero. who shot Rand ave umee aod 80
wsfhcus any one recogntfsae him WINE
Psrrisgsoo vas orresssd - suspecsoa, bUs
,s,sx pV1eaDp&
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19
sUrnloR CoUKr CoNvNEs.


Especial to The Times Dispstch-1
Fayetteville. y. c., November E.-Cumber-
land Superior Court. convened to-day fof
trial OF the criminal cases only. with Judge
c c. Lycn presiding.
Two capital cases are docketed for the
term those OF Temple Raynor. charged VITA
killing VIII smith. and Cornelius Lucas 10!
the murder Of ". c. Jones The crimina'
zion axains, ex-Mayor James d. NcNeill
for ALLEGED libel Of O. K Simocks during the
primary campaign for the state Senate, VIII
also b. tried
a barn on the farm 81 Hariee Townsend.
ON, mile ives, Of Fayetteville. ana horse.
buggy and two sets OF harness were burned
this afternoon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19
returns TO MARKlsONBrRG.
GeDesas REFLEX Arrives ss Hs0e frsn e.
IOuis Hsspital.
Special 20 The Ttmes-Dispa

Especial 20 The Times Dispa.ch.l
Harrisonburx November S--General John
E. Roller arrived In Harr'sonburs late sat
ursay from the 81, Louis Hospital. where
.cvera. weeks ago he underwent . serious
operation for intestinal obstruction follow
ing a sudden Illness on the train while re-
turning from o business trip 10 Texas A
previous attack Of grippe. which threatened
I, develop into pneumonia. seriously endan-
ycref his !.re for several DAYS The general,
who vas accompanied BY HI. Roller. was
able 10 walk from the train to the station.
and q 10 believed tina; his recovery will be
rapid
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19
MINISTER'S WIFE DISAPPEARS.
Dil1Eent Search Falls to Disclose
Whereab0uts Of Missing Woman.

Dlu8ent search rams To DISCLOSE
WhereabOuts Of Missing Woman.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1
Lynchburg. Va. November 1S.-Mrs
Powell, wife of Rev. W. e. Powell.
pastor Of Park View Christian Church
here, has been missing for a week.
during which time diligent search has
failed to disclose her whereabouts. IT
is accepted that the woman's mind Is
unbalanced and that she Is irrespon-
sihle for the time being. Some years
ago she had a similar experience. re-
turning home when her mind cleared.
The family came here last spring from
Hanover County.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19

fSp~ctsi o. TIE Tsmes- psspaseh.
rre6srt~hsbure. Va. xcvember BIN ..
H~sss ana MIS- Dsraje Lee soNhSss. eouOe-
,cuasy were married T6UrVaay % TIE homs
e sSs Sssas. Rev. ,. ". uort 1ssSssDao0 -
Rr<Doa1.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19
LORD KILMARNOCK IS
ENROUTE TO JAPAN

death will inherit the Office OF LORD
High Constable Of Scotland. which has
been hereditary In his family ever since
IL was bestowed by King Robert Bruce
in 1915 on his devoted companion III
arms Sir Ciilber. HAY Uf Enroll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-19

Miss Emma Wilson Morriss. who ha:
been attending the United Daughter,
If the Confederacy Convention ir
Washington. left Yesterday for Balti
more. wher she will visit her aunt
Mrs. William Bowly Wilson.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-20
ROOFS HAVE COAT
or ETERNITY TILE
Demand. for Wearing Surface Led
to Invention in 1852 by
Michael Ehret.

The Warren-Ehret Company, OF PhiIa-
delphia, with local office at Twenty-sev-
enth and H streets northwest, show in
exhibit hall. their method OF applying
their Ehrets Stag roofing and eternity tile
roofing. Ehrets Stag roofing was patent
ed In 1859 by Michael Ehret. president
OF the company. and the constant use
OF their high grade material and expert
workmanship has been the means Of their
business growing to such extent that
they are recognized as the largest, Oldest
and most responsible Stag roofing COM
pany In the country.
About twenty years ago q demand was
created for a roof wearing surface that
would stand all kinds Of abuse such as a
playground for children. drill ground for
organizations. open air meetings. schools.
roof gardens for recreation, fioors FOR
garages or boiler rooms. To meet this
demand the cmpany began using a nat
tile on their patented waterproofing
which developed a roof lasting indef-
niteIy, hence the name, eternity tile
roofing.
introduced In Washington and to-day
there are few buildings erected where
Stag or tile is not specified. The Even
ing Star Building. Raleigh and willard
hotels. Eiks Club. Cosmos Club. Munsey
Building. various schools and apartment
houses are covered with eternity tile.
and among those covered with Ehrets
Stag are the Evans, Southern. WOODWARD.
and Union Trust buildings, numerous
apartment houses. dwellings, car barns.
and power houses.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-20
SUBMITS RAILWAY REPORT.

The subcommittee OF the joint COM
mittee on railways OF the Petworth Citi-
tens' AsspcIation made an exhaustive re-
port on The street railway conditions at
a meeting OF the association. held last
night in the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Petworth. The report embodies four rec
concentrations, as follows:
To reduce the time schedule between
Brightwood barns and Pennsylvania ave
nue. by ten minutes: to instruct conduc-
tors to call out the names of streets: to
station two switchmen in each pit, and
stop only at intersecting street corners
in order to reduce thesrunning time, and
to install air brakes on all cars.
The subcommittee, of which p B.
Brill is chairman, reported that the street
railway officials with whom they had
conferred had evinced willingness to
grant all these recommendations
f. W. Oyster spoke favorably of the
proposed home for inebriates. and a reso-
luton was adopted sanctioning such an
institution. A list Of street improve
ments, compiled by William L. Gutelius,
was sent TO the Commissioners. with the
recommendation that they be embodied
in the 1914 estimates for appropriations.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-20
ARCHITECTS TOLD
STORY OF LIME

Continued from PAGE seven.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Friendship-Galen L. TAFT ct al, trustees. to An
drew NJ. Cury. lots u. Is, and part lot u, SO.
Andrew N. Cuuy conveys same property 10
Emory L Coblentz and BrAinSrd h Warner, r.,
trustees. $40.
Wesley Park-Andrew NJ Cury to Emory L Ccb-
I,ntz and Brinsrd H. Warner, IT.. trustees. all
blocks l, 2. 10, II; lots to 20. block 5; lots to
q. block g. lots l, . J. 10. II, u to IS, block 5;
lots l. . to 30. block s; lots to 81. S. block
Z; lots to .. block g. lots !, to 10. Il to a,
East Deznwood- Charles A. Baker ct ux to William
Z. Garrett. lot %. block l3. ard lot =. block II,
No. l5 Eighth street southwest-Daniel P. seston.
executor. to Bernard Leonard, part original lots
IS and 2, square ali, $3.50.
Union street southwest. between N and streets
Louis 4. 0ckert ct to G1ce L. Murphy.
part lot o, square 50e SO.
street northwest between Fourth and Fifth streets
ALBERT r. Fox ct al. trustees. to Harry l.
Tuner. part lot L. sluare SO. 500
City View HeiEhts-Joseph L. Terper, trustee. TO
Alexander BoFtnick, lots n and IS. square 4G72
Columbia Heights-LOuis Z. Breunincer ef ux. to
Robert L Mason, lot ls. block 2. $40. Same to
William CourSdis.- lot 10, block 2, $40.
/ street northeast, between Seventh and Eighth
strrets-Fnnces Z. Baden to Richard A. Cady.
part original lots and ;. square sss. so
uG Twenty-irst street northEesS-Louisa NJ Benz
Ter ct al. to Edward b. Heimuth, part lot l,
square - SO.
Barry FSrm-P AureIia Trisg to George L. Tres.
part lot 4. section Z. SO.
Addition to Congress Heights-Henrietta B. HeiSkel
TO Anthony Wisconsin, lots p and 8. square
6Oo SO
lis D stTeet nOrthuest-Eduard Curry ct uI. to
Frank Frazzzno. lot o. square 81, So
Columbia Heights-Georse C. Pumphrey ct al. to
Edward Espey lot l55 block a. SO.
H0 Oregon street northwest-James B. Nicholson
ct w. TO J. Wilbur Latham, lot IS, square
IT, Sc
lOS4 Kenyon street northwest-saIHs A B. coe to
William NJ. Gain, trustee, lot 81. block Il,
Mount Pleasant. so
IN, NEi-,,b x,r.s+ so.,,be.S, I1;u;,r, =, po.L.
committee and trustee, to Mary Douzherty and
Mary A. Dougherty. part lot 8, square es,
G6O
1855 O. street northwest-IllIis 7. Tsplin ct vir.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-20

HOratio n. to Il. KirCus Dusdale. lot g.
square 81 SO
HiEhEiew-Hany Wardmzn ct al to George A
and Blanche Carney, lot Ill, square Z ot 10
SIS
Keuilworth-AIlen ". MIIleTy ct al, trustees. tn
Edward s. Hurd. lots II to Il. square 5E2 SO
West Decentralization NJ. Henderson tn Georgr
b. and Agnes VI. SHARP. lot =, block l. SO
Same to Paul Il. and stAcia NJ Stsinmln, lot
81, block ]. SO
Whitney Close-Calen l. Sasrs ct w to Mary A.
Cullinane. part lot s. square o1, So
lid New Hampshire avenue northwest-Daniel +.
Jackson TO Annie J. Greer. lot q, square u, SO
rs II street nOrthWeSt-Frtdsrick A. Lingcr ct ux.
to John D. GarnAn, half interest in lot O.
SQUARE Is, SO.
9l8 Fifteenth street northEest-HoSard J. Potter e
al to John W. BrzEner lot %. square l9o SO.
Mount Pleasant aud Pleasant Plains-J. Wilbur
Latham ct III. to James B. Nicholson, lots n
and L and %. square 817 $40.
South Capitol and d streets southeast-George s.
Kaufman. trustee, ct al to Florence D. Nc
Aulihe. original lot and part original lots
and 6. square 6l, so.
Widows Mite-J. Philip Hermann ct u1- to Frank
Walter. lots = and a SO.
lel5 Tweuty-rst street northvest-ChArles C Tucker
ct ux. to Mary E Dzigh. lot ID. square e So
The Washington herald., 1912-03-20
MUDD OUT FOR CONGRESS.
Georgetown Graduate VIII Run
Against Representative Parran.

Denying that Representative Parran
now in Congress from his district, was
responsible for his appointment as as
sistant United States district attorney
which ONCE he resigned yesterday. sid
ney Mudd, OF La Plata. Nd. has pre-
cipitated what promises TO be a bittei
factional fight in his district by declar-
ing himself a candidate for Congress
on the Republican ticket.
Mr.. Mudd is a graduate OF the
Georgetown Law School, and for sew
eral years has practiced law In this
city and La Plata with his brother.
He Is the son Of the late Represen-
tative Mudd from the Fifth district
where he will run for Congress. Re-
Gently Representative Parran indi-
Gated his opposition to what Is known
as the 'Mudd Republican Organization '
and the announcement of Mudd's can
didacy Is now expected TO force the
question of supremacy In the district.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-20
FOR MONTICELLO PURCHASE.

Senator MARITIME. OF New Jersey. yes
terday introduced a bill providing for
the purchase OF Monticello. the home OF
Thomas Jefferson. The bill authorizes
the President OF the Senate to appoint
a committee Of five members to cooper
ate with a similar committee from the
House. to ascertain the price of the
property. =
The Washington herald., 1912-03-20
Music Pupils In Concert.

The pupils of John Porter Lawrence
assisted by Mrs. W. II. Shlr-Cllff and
Anton Kaspar. delighted a large audi
ence in a recital last night at the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Among the pupils that took part In the
programme were Miss Violet Jordan,
Miss Nora Harrison, and Miss Mar
garet Sieh-
The Washington herald., 1912-03-20
Fire Record Yesterday.

7a a. m.-Box E3. for fire in rear room. second
floor Of structure at 3 d street southwest occu-
pied by ]. II. Garner and owned by John Mitchell.
Cause not learned. Damage. $50.
l5o p m.-No. % Engine Company on still alarm
for brush fire in woods in Connecticut avenue
east Of Ingomar street northwest No damage.
$40 p m.-Box T5 for fire in she'd rear Of
aS P street northwest, occupied by Georgu
Grisby. Caused by children playing With matcheA
Damage, 500.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-20
Choir to Sing Sacred Cantata.

The choir of the Church Of the Ascen-
sion, under, the direction of Anton Kas-
par, will render MSunder's sacred can
tata, rOlivet to Calvary" at the church
this evening. The solos will be sus-
tained by Mrs. Flora Jackson Van Ripper,
soprano; william G. Atherholt, tenor,
and Arthur N. Gardner, barytone, with
]. Cheney at the organ.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-02
Friday.

The convict gang has been busy the
past few days leveling off the dirt
over the culverts on 9Th and 9th.
Mr.. James Turnbull left rnsrsday
night for a nextended bu..iess trip In
different portions of the state.
Bill Wallace has placed a very at
~fractive sigl, done in red and gold
on the window of his barber shop.
J. w. Emmerson has recently had a
1850 Detroit Jewell gas range placed
in the house at 42s Pike avenue. now
occupied by DR.. Orendorff
Joe Schivner and Mac Williams left
town on No. this morning. They in
tend to spend several days in the
capital city.
Mrs. Clara W. Allen, who has been
spending a year with her niece. Mrs.
c. Herman Graves. left Thursday for
ner hoihe Mt "oouSpoch' iiiihois. MI D.
Allen has many friends in the city
who greatly regretted her departure.
The ladies OF the Christian church
will hold a sale OF home cooked
foods at the Rau-Emmerson Furnit-
ure store. 4l6 Main street Saturday
Afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Horney are
the parents of an infant daughter.
weighing eight pounds. born 10 them
a day or two ago. The congratula-
lions OF their friends is in order.
Al. Baxter. who recetnly got mis-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-05-02

General Fund.
La Grange. w. H., Com, sal
airy nm. ............s 25.oo
Kelso s., G., Com. Salary. 49,. 27.20
Alfred, w. r.. Com. salary. $3.50
Smith, II. f.. County Work.. 5000
Esser. Joseph, Expense in Grim
inal Work .......,...... $3.50
Barthel. Frank. Asst. Jailer 3. $500
White. Henry L.. Jailer ...... 10000
Esser. Joseph. Services ..... 200
Noble. Percy, Services ........ S75
Augustine. J. W.. Office Ex-
pense ....... ...... 4.5o
Hillix, W. r., Dep. Co. Assessor 10000
Cooper. Clark. Dep. Co. Assessor 10000
Moore. r. b.. County Work for
Mn-cn ....s. s,sss's. .sss.s is'1os9'
Moore. T.. B., Mis-. Bills for Mch 1890
Maupin. Jos. H.. Salary Co.
Attorney ...,.......4s.st 10000
curran. Mabel. Salary snpt
Schools ....s..... mum. ioo'o"