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The Bourbon news., 1912-11-05
ALAMO.

The Alamo Theatre will have three
feature pictures this week. Wednes-
day "The Life of Buffalo Bill" in
three reels; Friday. Pathe's new hand
colored Passion Play in three reels and
1.-THE Holy City" in one reel; Satur-
day, Kid Mccoy. the noted pugiiist in
1.-THE Great Jewel Robbery"
The Bourbon news., 1912-11-05
Work on Residence.

The concrete foundation for the new
cottage Of Mr.. w. A. WalleD, on CIV.
press street has been completed and
carpenters are now engaged on the
frame work of the structure. 1t is
planned to finish the building by De-
cember l.
The Bourbon news., 1912-11-05
Rents Residence in East Paris

Mr.. Ernest Hough has leased from
Mrs. Kate Kinder her residence i'm
East Paris and will move to the prop
erty today. Mrs. Kinder will spend
the winter in Florida.
The Bourbon news., 1912-11-05
TURKEYS.

We will begin receivin g
turkeys for the Thanksgiving
market next Monday, Nov. II.
We pay the highest market
price.
2t CHAS. S. BRENT & BRO.
The Bourbon news., 1912-11-05
Thanksgiving Sale.

The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will hold their annual Thanksgiving
sale at Mr.. Geo. w. Davis store We'd
nesday before Thanksgiving. All
kinds of edibles. cakes, dressed fowls.
beaten. .biscuitssand other good things
will be on sale.
The Bourbon news., 1912-11-05
TURKEYS

We will begin receiving
turkeys for the Thanksgiving
market next Monday, Nov. I /.
We pay the highest market
price.
1t CHAS. S. BRENT & BRO.
The Bourbon news., 1912-11-05
Cure That Headache.

Try one of those fine pillows we have
Just received. They will cuIe the
headache and greatly relieve hay fe-
yer, catarrh, throat and lung trouble.
PARIS BOOK CO.
The Bourbon news., 1912-11-05
New Stock Of Pictures.

Our new stock of beautiful pictures
for the holiday trade is now on display.
Call in and take your pick andy have it
laid aside.
PARIS BOOK co.
The Bourbon news., 1912-11-05

The business portion of Main street,
from Hamilton to Broadway. in
GEORGETOWN. is to be paved with as
phalt mscadam. work having begun
Thursday. The contract was let by
the city to VIM. Wheeler, Of Oyster
Bay, n. Y.
The Bourbon news., 1912-11-05
Something New.

See thosesbeautlful sweet grass bas-
kets on display at our store. They
are beauties.
PARIS BOOK co.
The Bourbon news., 1912-11-05
Rye and TimOthy,

W have choice Northern and home
gov seed r. lso timothy seed, for
sale
q f X. 3. HUTCHCRAFT-
The Bourbon news., 1912-11-05
The Best Candy Made.

Miss Holladay's home made candies
are now on sale at Bruce Holladay's.
Is If
The Bourbon news., 1912-11-05
HiCkoryiS Is.

Big let Of hickory nu on hand.
Sold by peck or bushel.
c. P. COOK.
The Bourbon news., 1912-11-05

Contest Dept. open until 9 O'Clock
tonight.
The Bourbon news., 1912-11-05

Help your favorite. Best offer ex-
pires at 9 tonight.
The Bourbon news., 1912-11-05
To Pave GEORGETOWN Stree Is

10000 extra votes until 9 p. m.
The Bourbon news., 1912-11-05

Best Vote offer of the contest closes
at 9 o'clock tonight.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-27
POLICEMEN ARE GUILTY
Inspector, Captain and Three
lieutenants Must Go.

Inspector John Wheeler OF CLicnrc
and four aids IN the Fird. y,
lice division. who have been on tria
on charges OF insfficiency and neglect
OF duty, were found guilty by the civil
service commission and will be order.
ed discharged from the police force.
The men affected by the ruling, in
addition TO Inspector Wheeler. are:
Captain Patrick j. Harding. command.
Ing the Second district and stationed
at the Twenty-second street station /:
Lieutenant George T. Prim, command,
ing the Cottage Grove avenue pre-.
cinct; Lieutenant John b. Enright,
stationed at the Twenty-second street
station: Lieutenant Daniel +. Kelener,
stationed at the Twenty.second street
station.
The finding OF the commission was
not unexpected. as all the commanding
officials OF the vice district against
whom charges have been filed. with
three exceptions, have suffered the
same fate.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-27
YUAN READY TO FLEE
Chinese Pre- nier Will Seek Pro-
lection with Foreigners.

Information obtaind in London, Eng
land, from an authoritative source
confirms the report OF the intention OF
Premier Yuan shiKai 70 leave Pekn
AZ the first favorable opportunity. ac
cordiug TO new agency dispatch from
Tientsin. Yuan intends 20 take up his
residence in the British concession IN
Pekin
a dispatch from Shanghai says.
"Huangsing, the republican minister
OF war, has made a demand upon the
Chinese Merchants steam Navigation
company for 100000 taels { pprox-
imately S500O,00) In the event f
failure by the company to produce Il =
sum, the company's vessels will he
Communicated by the republican gov.
eminent and sold
THE directors OF the company asked
the war minister for time to consult
their stockholders.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-27
PETITION IS AIMED
AT WIRE CONCERNS
Suit to Dissolve American Tele-
phone and Telephone Go.
Violation OF the Provisions Of the sher.
man Anti-Trpet Law Charged
independents Are Barred
from Competition.

AT New York Tuesday a petition TO
dissolve the American Telephone and
Telegraph company on the ground that
II Is monopoly in violation Of the
provisions of the Sherman law was
made public Just few hours i'm ad.
vance OF It's presentation TO United
States Attorney General Wickcrsham
in Washington.
According to the petition, the Ameri-
can Telephone and Telegraph company,
which controls the Western Union Tele.
graph company and eight subsidiary
telephone companies in various parts
OF the United States is one Of The larg-
est financial concerns IN the world ,hav-
ing a capital or Sl000.O000oO, ana Il
now domino Is the telephone business
OF the county
The petitioner points out chat By
reason Of he company's control IL
subsidiary concerns IN all pa Is Of the
country the independents are PRACTICAL
" barred from competition. II is
charged that the operation of the
American Telephone ana Teleg,a ph
NOHthdhA III TIC aAAihiiNl4NWt VI NNHAlOi
OF these subsdia y companies wee
practically Identical with the ops d.
tions Of the Standard Oh and tobacco
trusts, which are declared illegal by
thd United States supreme court
while business alone does not make
corporation mn unlawful monopoly"
says the petition, 'it Is &c tain that al
Investigation Of this gigantic oorlora.
ton viii SHOW hat it's history is re-
plete with cis and manlpulations for
The obvious purpose Of oh aiming con-
troll of the telephone business In TITS
country, OF character that have been
uneauivocally condemned By The ST.
preme colirt % the United states
Special reference Is made 70 tho or
eratlons 81 The alleged telephone trust
I'm Ohio Kansas City and Salt Lake
City The statement Is made that in
all parts Of the west the independent
telephone excl are threatened
with eXtinc ion he petition IS sign
ed by George Lambert, justice OF The
peace nf Pelham, n. Y.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-27
UNITED ON STEEL RATES
Democrats In Caucus lndorse the Bill
For Revision.

At Washington Tuesday after three
hours OF close harmony. the Democrats
OF the house, in caucus. endorsed the
iron and steel revision bill prepared
by the Democratic ways and means
committee.
Only one change. and that a minor
one, was made inIhe bill. The para.
graph fixing the duty on "barbed and
all other fence wire and wire fencing
had the words "and baling wire" in.
Guided in IL.
Representative Finley OF South Caro-
lima tried to have steel rails put on
the free list
Representative Smith OF Texas and
some OF his friends tried to put pig
iron on the free list. When voted
down he tried to get record vote on
his amendment. Only seven mem
bers stood with him.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-27
CON.lAUGHT GUEST OF REID
Duchess and Princess Patricia Are
$50 IN the Party

The duke and duchess Of Connaueht,
uncle Ct Kinc George Of England. the
rches q ~ end thclr dan h.
ter, Princes prirlcia r,ac - Now
York frcn' canoda for social Wat
OF four Gays
The WIGS Ga aAparty are the guest
az Amhai sadnr and Mrs. Whitclau
Reid
he visit at The governor general oi
Crreta ard bis party marts me INST
caA otroyuity 40 His country shg ire
visit nearly ten years ago OF Prince
Henry Of prrsgia
The duke ana Ambassador REID have
lct q leecf known That the visit Is
II lrttly scrl enc. and there is
nothing ol'cial 81 scnlie Hcial about ID.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-27
FEW MOVE IN BUTTER FIGHT
Plan TO Lower oieo Tax for Benefit
OF People.

~ Washington, ID. c.. Congressma.
Asbnry +. Lever OF South Carolina
chairman OF subcommittee OF the
house committee on agriculture. has
declared war on the butter trust. He
Will report 10 the full committee bin
10 reduce the government tax on oleo.
margarine from 10 cents 10 less than
1 cent a pound
Mr. Lever has the assurance that
the committee VIII accept his bill anc
send Il TO th horse. whore an earnest
effort will be made to pass Il this
month.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-27

Members Of scostorial Committee
Wish to WinJ L Up This Week.

The sensational charge made in
Mashlnaton oi pcfhfry and suborna.
lion az perjury whose sudden dlsclo-
sure thteVe ga 10 ayershadow the
charge OF rat0tlal bribery which
caused the present Lorimef inyestiga-
ton determined he senators on the
special Investigating committee {.
make every e1ot o proceed and Wind
up the hearing his week
Elbridge Hanecy attorney for Sena-
tor Lorimor whose illness caused the
recess Of werh was Ep and declared
lie would be able to return TO the
case II his Two physicians will permit
him to leave his room.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-27
FIFTEEN MINERS KILLED
Explosion Of Dust N a Wyoming Mine
Proves Most Disastrous.

AZ Kcmmerer. Wyo, az least fifteen
miners are reported killed and prob.
ably forty injured in dust explosion
IN mine No. 4 Of the Kemmerer Coal
company or the forty injured. II Is
known that nine who have been taken
to the hospital az Rock Springs. are
in serious condition. There were
112 men In the property AT the time OF
the explosion and those who were not
killed or injured rushed TO the aid OF
their stricken companions.
The men on top quickly organized
for rescue work, but despite their most
desperate efforts all OF the dead and
injured were not removed for several
hours
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-27
LIFE TERM FOR WEBSTER
Judge at Oregon, H., Sentences the
Wife Murderer.

DR.. Harry Elgin Webster was sen
fenced TO life Imprisonment by Judge
Farrand at Oregon. H.. for the muir
der OF his bigamous wife. Bessie Kent
Webster.
Webster collapsed from the strain
OF waiting for sentence. He was al.
most carried back to the county Jail
where he was treated by a local ply
stefan.
Webster on Jan. 2 changed his plea
from not guilty 10 guilty His confes
sion was read in court at the time.
Webster was taken to Joliet peniten.
tiary at once.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-27
HARAHAN IS KILLED
IN TRAIN COLLISION
r. 0. Melcher, Illinois Central
Official, Also Killed.
Rear End Collision at kinmundy, lll,
Costs the Lives Of Six Persons
Vice President MeIcher's
Car Telescoped.

j. +. Harahan. ex-president of the H.
linois Central railroad: II. o, Melcher.
second vice-president; Il. Wright, son
of Former Secretary OF War Luke e.
Wright, and Il. B. Pierce. general soli-
citor. and two other persons, were
killed at o'clock IN the morning when
the Panama limited on the Illinois
Central railroad. running at speed OF
fifty miles an hour. crashed into the
rear of passenger train No. 25, which
was taking water al Kinmundy, thirty
miles north OF Centralia, III.
Harahan. Nfeicher. Pierce and Wright
were asleep IN their siaterooms aboard
Mr. Melcher's private car, which was
attached TO the rear OF train No. %.
Only one occupant of the private
car. the secretary of Mr.. Melcher, es-
capped.
The engine OF the heavy limited
ploughed straight through MIR. Mel
ohers car ard jammed into a Pullman
coach directly ahead before ii came to
a stop. The terrific impact OF the col
lision drove brake locked train No. 25
200 feet down the right OF way.
Cries Of more than score of in
jured arose above the kissing of steam
from the splintered mass Of wreckage.
Trainmen fought desperately TO reach
those who had been I'm Vice President
Melcher's car
The engineer and fireman Of the
limited, only slightly injured were re-
moved fist While taking them out
rescuers stumbled over the bodies Of
Mr. Harahan and Mr. Melcher. The
bodies of Pierce and Wright were
found.a few minutes later All had
been caught la their berths without
a possible chance of escape.
For more than two hours passengers
from both trains and residents Of the
little town OF Kinmundy worked 10
care FOR the injured before help arrived
from outside points.
The first relief train, carrying ply
sicians, nurses and Illinois Central Of
ficials. departed from Centraha shortly
before o'clock and made the run TO
Klnmundy in half an hour.
A number of injured who had been
taken 10 the homes OF residents Of
Kinmundy. were placed aboard the re-
lief train and brought to the Centralia
hospital
The bodies OF Mr. Harahan, Mr.
Melcher. Mr.. Pierce and Mr. Wright
were brought TO Centralia with the In
jured aboard the relief train.
From the age OF fifteen James T..
Earahan gave his life TO the service 81
the railroads Born in Lowell. Mass.
IN 1871. he went 90 work for the Or.
ange and Alexandria railroad IN 1866,
al Alexandria. Va. Then he came to
the west and the west has claimed him
ever since
For twenty-five years he was IN the
employ Of the Louisville and Nashville
railroad, rising from a olerkship to
general manager, leaving that line
In the height OF his power TO stake
high place in the affairs OF the Lake
Shore, the Chesapeake and Ohio and
the Louisville, New Orleans and Texas
roads In 1869
In November. 1906, Mr.. Harahan
was elected president OF the Illinois
Central railroad, continuing in that pc.
sItion until Jan. IL. 1911, when he was
succeeded by Charles H. Markham
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-27
YATES IN THE RACE
VIII Announce His Candidacy for che
oovernorship OF Illinois.

From Springfield ILL.,. Richard Yates
has mailed TO every delegate To the
deadlock convention OF 1904 lette'
stating that he intends TO announce az
an early date his candidacy for the
Republican nomination for governor.
He says he Is running without the
support OF any machine or facticn
ard VIII 70 into the governors chnf.
II elected. free from cliifui.ons 20 TIC
bosses
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-27
NOTICE OF ANNUAL Meeting
CRYSTAL FILLS COOPERATIVE SOCIETY

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the share holders OF the Crystal
Falls Cooperative Society will be held at
Lustfie1d's Hall in the city Of Crystal
Falls, Michigan, Saturday, the 9th day
Of January, A. D. 1912, at one o'clock P. NJ
for the purpose Of electing Directors and
for the transacting OF such other business
may properly come before such meeting.
A. L. Axelson,
Secretary.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-27

LONDON, ENc.--The Liberals dis
content with Sir Edward Grey has
reached a point where his successor is
being discussed, and il Is suggested
that Ambassador James Bryce be
brought from Washington and be put
In charge OF the foreign office.
Sir Edward Grey's policy Is being
Sc, erely criticised. He recently felt 1t
necessary 10 deny through his secre-
taries that his policy is aggressive or
inspired by antagonism to Germang."
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-27

Miss FIR Sht icy. Who In 1851 Il
greet refsarai risk saved rassfre.r
train and . lives. died of Bright,
disease at Boone, Ia
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-27
SORTING AFFAIRS.

tEtC sSh - Bantamweight Cham.
-. "a y1..int Coulon clearly demon.
tr' 10 20 packed house AT Badger
So. 'tir C'Db tie reason he holds the
lt. FtitG tile TO the championship
tie' iy accs ina out Harry Forbes
e'.t!t e no der in less than three
rorres Of s'ashins hattie. the little fet
low from Chicago made good the "a
leciaticns OF HIS friends
NEW YORK Abe Attell. feather
weight champion in one sided contest
ouipointed Knock Out Brown in ten
rounds before the Na ional sporflne
'cl me chnvlrion ana moi have fo
ly la Il IA httet o. the Goth
amits. he 3 o~,a brown 10 do mo
OF he 'cte.tg and contested himself
With .nlLiug and hooking and etttirs
70 rru hlow
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-27
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

CINCINNATI, o.--The frozen Doe
of Sallie Cooper. aged sixty-fie, CO.
ored, widow. was found on the ioS
OF her home on Mill creek in this cit
The woman had been frozen 10 death
and her head was SO tightly frozen 70
a rung of a chair that patrolmen, in
prying the body loose, were forced 70
break the chair, The woman bad not
been seen by the neighbors FOR five
days The body was in horrible con.
dition, as rats had eaten part OF the
face.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-27

Pres
SU<Hls is the story Of brittle recently New
flagship OF 5
lowed now the
levers keys destroy The torpedo
Fort Hamilton
OF the big
picture shows sighting
loading Long secretary
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-01-27

a rung OF CHAIR tnat latrOlmen, IN
prying the body loose, were forced 20
break the chair The woman bad not
been seen by the neighbors for five
days The body was in horrible con.
dtion, as rats had eaten part of the
face.
MARION, lLL.-County Coroner Rus.
sell of Williamson county began an
investigation OF shooting &C Carter.
Vile in which Samuel Bullinger VAS
killed after he had fired charge Of
shot into his wife's body. The WON.
ans condition is considered serious
The Bullingers were az a dance anu
Il is said, because Mrs. Bullineer dia
not care TO leave her husband shot
her
NEW ORLEANS, LA.-Felix Brous.
sard, his wife, and their three children
were found by neiehhOrs. their heads
hacked by an axe They were negroes
and the negro population OF the rice
belt OF southwestern Louisiana 81
shiyering in fear OF the maniac who
has, within the past few weeks, taken
the lives of fifteen OF their race. each
time in this same manner
cHlcAGo-About two hundred wo
men and girls fed in panic when
fire attacked the plant OF the Palace
laundry, West Fifty.nlnth streets and
Lowe avenue The flames spread rap.
idly and soon the laundry plant and
the factory OF the Englewood Sash and
Door company were doomed.
BATTLE CREEK, MlcH.-Mrs. Paul
Kellogg, a bride OF three months
and wife OF one OF Or. John II. Kel
logg's favorite adopted sons, commit
ted suicide here by taking strychnine
II is declared she was Respondent be-
cause DR.. Kellogg did net favor the
marriage.
TERRE HAUTE, iNp.-Being seven.
ty-two years old and too deaf to hear
an approaching train. Samuel Hsmil-
ton, for many years an empleye in the
local freight house OF the Big Four
stepped on the tracks OF the vandalia
railroad here and was instantly killed.
CHiCAGO-While temporarily de
ranged by strain OF his operations at
the board of trade. Fred ". Weaver of
Evanston. a wealthy member OF the
board shot himself through the head
IN u lark at the foot OF Main street
Evanston
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-01-25

v Wilks. labor %
Frank Wood, labor rs
District No. IA
2 z Wood, supplies 2 o.
A Humes' Labor 2 s.
District No. 10
Emmett Webb, labor 8 o.
z Erickson, lumber II a
VIM II Sawyer, labor ~ 81
District No. II
e / Swenson, labor 4 OF
District No. IS
G w Perrine, tax refund 9 s.
Western Hdw Imp Co., mdse / 81
Oscar Lewis, labor l2s
Clyde RatliH, labor SOC
= H Smith. labor 5 o.
District No. 10
VIM A Bovey, labor 300
] c Way, labor 2 So
W z Way, labor. claim SO
allowed II oC
w II Sawyer vas here appointed
overseer Of road district No. 10.
The county auditor and the coun-
~ treasurer are hereby authorized
to transfer the sum ofss 10000 from
the general road fund Of 1911 to
the current expense fund Of 1911.
In the matter of the Shenffs
Deputy, The county Auditor Is here
authorized TO draw warrants for the
salary Of such deputy from October
18Th TO date. and from this date such
deputy Is discontinued; Provided
however, that the sheriff be allowed
TO employ a special deputy for per-
Torrance Of duties outside Of the
town of Nezperce; such deputy TO
receive $500 per day and expenses.
Petition for ihs appointment Of
Robert Hosley as overseer Of road
dislrisi No. IS vas here examined
and not granted.
The following claims we're ex-
AHMED and allowed on the current
Expense fund and the Auditor au-
thoFiEed to draw warrents therefor
A c Gross. expense treasur-
er's once s so
] T Price. cornor's expenses 4 40l
Frank E FOgg. expense Co
Atty 46 90
Thomas NJ Ro-erts. prOba-
ton officer IS 90
John A Collins. dep. sher-
ifs expenses IS 90
2 d RatliH. assessors ex-
penses 6 90
S T Ramsey. justice fees IS 90
Lewiston Pig & Binding
Co records 4s7sl
syms- York Co.. records i53 IS
Typewriter Co.,
machine % rs
Pioneer Bindery & Pig Co.,
records IL 50
Pioneer Bindery & Pig Co..
records 81 so
Pioneer Bindery & Pig Co.,
records so 90
Pioneer Bindery & Pig Co.
records 80 40
shaw & Borden Co., Office
SUPPLIES SIS
shaw & Borden Co.. Office
supplies 81 so
'haw & Borden Co, Office
supplies 5. 40
rwin-H odson Co., records 20 col
rvin-H odson Co. stationary So 90
irwin Hodson Co., records 40 90
B Miller. livery hire
sheriff % 90
' B Miller, livery hire
sheriff 400
7 B Miller. livery hire
sheriff Is IS
Y E Graham, chair for
court room so 90
anderson Pharmacy Co.,
supplies, claim s4i.2s,
allowed IS IS
'elt Mercantile Co., mdse Gas
: A Herrick & Sons, meat
for INDECENT / 90
v A Dissmore, publishing
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-01-25
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS
j lhs Commissioners' Court Of Levin
County. Idaho. January
Term. 1912.

MONDAY, JAN. B, 1917.
The Board met in regular session
b the Clerks ONCE at the courl
louise in the Village Of Nezperce
resent. Z. S. Friend and VIM.
stman. Commissioners and Clyde
4 Clovis, CLERK, and J. B. White,
aspnty clerk.
Chairman NJ c. Hall not being
present the Board adjourned until
|e-morrow at 9 o'clock a. m.
Tuesday, January 9th. 1919.
The board met pursuant to ad-
earnmeni Of yesterday. all mem
hsgs Of the board being present !
whereuPOn the following proceedings
wefe had
Reports Of the follosing county
elHcsFs we're examined and approx
ed
Clyde E. Clovis. Auditor and Re
cofder.
W. T. Shockley. Sheriff.
Thomas N. Roberts. Probate
iadgs.
Auditor and Treasures joint re-
per.
The bond Of the Bank Of Win.
etssieF Ia the sum Of SS000.00 a. q
6sppsiloy for county money vas
AtFs examined and approved.
me bond Of Thomas N. Roberts.
Ffobaie Judge. vas examined and ap-
@esed. and same substituted in lieu
IS PsIsonal bond approved Dec. 8.
ltIi.
Rpnds Of the following county o.
fttfs we're examined and approved
KIias H RaillH. county assessor
k|ias n Railia. Tax Collector.
hdtNionai bond S7s 900 90.
A G. Gross. county treasurer.
Ati|lcnai bond $4,000
Editions for appointment ofroad
sfseers we're examined and grant
s md appointments made a. fol-