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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-27
AID. COUNCIL
GIVES CARD Of
EXPLANATION
RELATIVE TO HIS POSITION
On the New Power Company
Franchise

. The following interview was handed
to the Times-Recorder by Alderman
Lee Council yesterday:
THE Times-Recorder's account of
what is designated as a hot fight at
the last session of the city council was
inaccurate and misleading, as regards
the record of the vote upon the issue
paramount, which was the granting of
a franchise to the Americus Power
Company, a new corporation, with
President Frank aLnier, as its chief
which proposed to operate an cleo
trio lighting plant in Americus, ask
ing for a franchise covering period
of forty years, carrying large and val
liable grants, such as the privileges OF
streets, lanes, etc.
j Aldermen Council, White and Riley
are reported to have voted against
granting this franchise to the new
company. This is an error. AS mat
ter of fact, so recorded in council
proceedings, Aldermen Council, White
and Riley, believing, as do all pro-
gressive business men, that legitimate
competition must rebound to the credit
and upbuilding of any progressive city
voted that President Laniers compa-
nv be granted the franchise within
terms of the law, and imposing the
usual safeguards required of any and
all corporations, whether the investors
or interested parties be of honest home
products or foreign thieves; for 1t Is
generally conceded, whether it be true
or not, corporations are regarded as
soulless by the public; and as puDll'
servants. Messrs. Council, White and
Riley felt it their sworn duty in voting
to grant the new franchise to the
! Americus Power Company that the in
tenests of the people should be pro-
+ootad and to this end they offered
several amendments and proVlsos &c
the original franchise, as drawn oy
Mr. Sheppard, the attorney FOL
tho new company These amendments
were considered important and OF vita
interest to the taxpayers for II was
only bv a recent vote that the people
clearly spoke their dlsapproVal U
a bond issue relative to the city oelne
burdened with owning and operating
its own electric plant,
"Messrs. Council, White and Riley
while voting to give the franchise OF
forad resolutions in council Monda!
night which we're righteous In I'M
main. because of the expressed vote 0
the people, which was that the neV
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-27
THE RIGHT
MAN OR A
FOURTH PARTY
= =
THAT is PRESENT OUTLOOK
PFOgfGSSiVeS viii Not Follow
Stdnd-Pat Democrat
NUMBER 15a

Baltimore, Md, June Samuel G..
Blyth, one of the leading political writ
ers of the county, in an article in the
Baltimore Sun, sums up the situation
in this fashion:
The result of this convention was
largely determined by the result at
Chicago in a. political sense-that is,
the logic of it is for the deomcrats to
name a radical for president and for
| this reason: The democrats of the
country are certain they are coming
back into power, of course, are certain
Taft cannot be elected, and so are
many republicans. Hence, if the demo-
Gratis name a man who is only fairly
satisfactory, all democrats will vote for
him becuse they see chance of VIC
tory. And all the democrats need do
to win is to hold the normal demo-
cratic vote.
But, it is pointed out, if the conven-
tion names a Conservative, a reaction
ary, the radical democrats will go 10
Roosevelt or to radicl democrt, and
the nominee of the convention will lose.
This, it would seem, brings the contest
Or will bring it-down to a final ba...
lot between Wilson and Clark, the two
candidates who have the greatest num-
Der of votes for a start.
With Bryan an ever-present possi-
mility however. there is another AMI
quite possible outcome-and that is, if
the machine controls-and it is
machine-follows the lead
of the machine at Chicago and names
a conservative ticket, there may ba
in field four presidential tickets-one
headed by Taft one headed by Roose-
velt, one headed by the conservative
named at this convention, and one
beaded by-Bryan.
This is speculative politics, however,
for it is not likely the convention will
name a conservative. And there are
men on the ground who have already
heard from the Roosevelt people that
It would be very good politics to name
4 highly progressive democrat AMI
await republican results, the intima-
ton being that Mr.. Roosevelt might
ndorse the right sort of man and not
'un himself.
The right man to name is the right
sort of progressive. Having made that
the question arises:
Who is the right sort of progress
iive?
A few thousand men in Baltimore are
rying to solve that question and they
haven't made out very we'll yet. Aobut
Ill that is settled is that progressiy -
should be named. His identity is
lark mystery.
Shall he be Wilson, or Clark, or
Bryan?
These three are most talked about
md will be the earliest and the most
factors. OF course, neither
If these may be named, but the choice
seems likely to fall between one OF
,hese, and no more than that, positive
y no moer.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-27

Confagration. A scene of many similar
festive occasons, none other was more
enjoyable than that rendered the visit
ing firemen by the board of trade and
city council of Americus yesterday
A brief business session was held
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-27
(special to Times-Recorder.) }

Baltimore, Nd, June 26.-With Sen
,tor-elect Ollie James, of Kentucky
chosen permanent chairman withou
opposition, and with decision at thu
raouest of Mr.. Bryan to postpone the
sdoption of a platform until after tn
nomination of candidates, the demo
cratic national convention has gotteI
itself into good shape for the rea
business for which it was called to
gether-the nomination of candidates
All talk now centers around them.
Bryans position with regard to the
platform accentuated the feeling of the
Nebraskan and his allies.
If a conservative is nominated 70,
resident then it would be folly t.
have a progressive platform, is in eff.
iect the position they have taken
+ aretofore the platform has been pre-
rared and adopted prior to the nomi-
nations.
1t is conceded that Bryan can con-
-inue as chairman of the committee on
resolutions and practically write the
PLATFORM but in the event of the NOM
ination of a man who is looked upon
as a conservative or a reactionary, the
former candidate for the presidency
would probably have no heart for plat
form making.
The run of gossip today has been
Clark and O'Gorman, the New York
senator being Tammanys addition to
the ticket, proffered in part for the
support it has given Clark.
1t is recognized that it is impossi-
ble for Bryan to become the nominee.
1t would be beyond human possi-
bility for him to secure a two-thirds
vote.
At the same time the great strength
throughout the country of the senti-
ments represented by Bryan and given
voice to in the denunciation of the
Ryan and Belmot influences is recog-
nized.
Today's reports show leading indie
pendent democratic papers insisting
that the Observation-Disclosures crowd
must be put down, and the convention
relieved of the stigma of domination
by Wall treet. The New York World
declares that a ticket nominated
under their influence means democratic
defeat. 1t says the rank and file o.
the democratic party today would pre-
fer Theodore Roosevelt to a demo
cratic party debauched by such agen'
cies.
The Baltimore Sun plays up large
picture of Thos. F. Ryan on its from
page and publishes in big type lis
OF his Wall street agents now in Bal
timore maneuvering for control of The
nominations.
There appears to be no question tina
agents of big money interests are u
work here. Little comparatively il
heard of Underwood, the main tall
entering around Clark and Wilson, A'
the chief opposing candidates.
The vote Tuesday of the Georgia
Florida and Mississippi delegations
which represent the underwood
strength in convention, showed thei
antipathy to Bryan, and leads to IN
conclusion that their strength is NOR
apt to go to Clark than to Wlisol
once it is apparent that nothing ca
be done with Underwoods CANDIDACY
Late this afternoon Bryan decline
the Craftsmanship of the platform com
mittee This was done, his frlehu
state, to prevent any entanglements
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-27

June 28th, 1911, | took the position
that the registration law, enacted in
1908, was more drastic than that of
any other state in the union. A vast
number, which l placed at approxi-
mately one hundred thousand white
men of Georgia, were deprived of their
former right to vote, hence recon-
mended the removal of these unneces~
sarily burdensome conditions.
I respectfully renew the recommen~
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Continued on Pake Two.l
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1912-09-26

ncn poIitiiheu gle0en ebenfoas nls
8orbilo Der SrnitbcbanOlnng bin.
RooleDelt erfldrt I'M @eqeniab al
8iliou, Dab nod ser neuen ofunon1i.
lben Gutpideluugg WionopoIe uiht
perulieoen tperoen f6nnten.
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0eutl6Inno. Sier boben mir Oie
Siolltrolle oer Yroouftion, Der ger.
febrsrUege in6 ser areoitmelIima
Olird oieleIbe @ruppe BON 9rioat-
lclltcn beiuabe poQenoet. 3eutid,.
lan0 Bat Staatsbabnen, cine Geih5-
banf, uno Die 9fegierlngen limo ii6er
Dies an 8roouttionsbetrieben Be.
teiligt SSn 9eutid)Ian0 nnlB ser @e.
genmert fir ieoe @ftienemiiIion Dor.
banoen iein. oier boben mir All orei
sSiinftel ogSaiier" in 6en &apitaliIie.
ritngcn. 9ie oeliti6en Gegierilnaen
bnben bollig freie SanO in Der Sc.
mdbriing non 6ra6ttorifen fir be,
ionOere Sale, ole allema[ aeru66rt
meroen, ipenn irgeuotpo inn Reihe oie
8erbdltniiie 0os iuiini6entuert ma.
d)en. lluo itets inn S5ntereiIe oes @e.
meinpobls. Sier ipiiroe NIT 8or.
5rgstarifen nur Dem 8ribotintereIIe
non &orporntionen geoient meroen.
Deittihlono bat @eieee gegen I'm.
lduteren g9ettbeperb". 8ir nidt,
ooer iie Der6en ridt ousgefiibrt.
aann Serr 91ooiebeIt bel 6ieIen
llnteribieoen ole Srilits i'm aIlges
meinen nad Dem YtuIter 8euti6.
lnnos" regllieren?
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(5otiesung ouf 9eite 81
1eaefes
StaatsObergeridt pciit bic SSorSe-
rnnaen Der Saft.Hulitifer nh


rnngen Der Salts Eolitifer ab
%terre. @. O., Sept. %. Ger
bon Den Eaftleitten inn Staote SIo
0afoto bonn Staatsobergerift pers
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tp.9luoitoren inn gan5en Stoate 5u
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tel Sil ieben, tDllrOe abgeiuieien. Der
bonn Staatsobergeridt ongefiibrte
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pulitiihe Rortei nod cine betr1htlide
9ln5abl pom 8arteinitglie0ern oos
gnitse 8olt oes Staotes repr1ieilti.
rem. um oen @rIaB zines ginbaltsbe.
febls 8it rehtfertigen. SSerner iei nid)t
Der gea,hlueis geliefert. Dab Die Be-
nolteriutg bon Sii0 9ofoto ole in Su.
ron ertpdblten@Ieftoren niAt piinId)t.
aub lei Die Riddros 9srinl1rpabl-
bin nod fein Stoatseeies.
8oiton, Mnii. Sept. %. gei
ben i'm Stante We1IInditIetts obaebnI.
tenen asrinl1ripobIen puroe Der oe-
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niIdlen @egenfanoiooten eriD1bIt.
Sfour Ctr. Soma. Sept 25.
Cine Spe3ioImobI erltihieo gegen 6ie
stpnioIioatiDn Der aipei beitebal0en
Observation-Disclosures.
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So3idliiten planen einen rieiigen
WeneraIareif sur GrIangmng bes al.
gemeinen Stiflmred)fs. Gie Soften
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peranidIagt. 6inonsieIle llnterItiib.
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Ter San0er beriprohen. Die Neaie-
rung III ieood) entihIoiien, ben etreif
NIT ber geiailnlten WiiIitarnsodt su
llHterorliden.
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elnem 10 rnngiimgen 9l0miro[ All
Eeil geporoen
Gin unerb0rter Soil miro ous
gnnaberg I'M @r5gebirgc geneIoet.
Sett lnnger 3eit trieb bort cine oroa.
tllIrte 8an0e bon iugenoIiden sllnl
groBten 8eile Der Sdule nodl niht
entiuablenen 3ieben i6r ltripeien
Ger ,9i1oelfiibrer Der gonoe, Elm
oter3ebnidbriger gengeI gsanens
Sbraflbmiot, befiirhtete, 6aB ein
5ebnidbriger anabe Rumens Streuie[
Der nm oos Sreiben Der 8iebe muBte.
sum 8errdter iperOen f6nnte. Ser
lugenolihe llnbolO i6leppte 6ober
oen aleinen III oen gisfeIler zines
&eltairants uno belt i'm BORT aebu
Gage lang gefungcn. 9lls Der Gna.
be, Dem iein aerfermeiIter tGoIi6
gSaller uno 9rot bradte, 3uf3Iid
aitt9eflnoen im0 befreit iuuroe. Be.
tono er lid in einem ian1nerpoIen
3ultanoe, @r permohte lidl Dor Ont.
trattlmg fdlm mebr 81 berDeqen mo
eInes leiner 8eine ipar oerart erfro.
ren OuB es bon Sen glersten iofort
an1prtirt iueroen mliBte. Sein Gei.
niger pur0e nerboftet, 5eiat aber
nid)t oie gerirgIte Spur BON Heue.
8eruoItige 9lufregimg berriht in
8roBneumoorf i'm idIeiiiden areiie
yteille. 9ie beioen D1italie0er oes
8oritanoes 0es acknowledgements, oie
Stenoonten StriebeI lno 9lalia, limo
lta9 glmerifa ourdgebrannt. ggie
lid berdusgeIteIlt bat, ba6en oie Bel.
ben ltngetrelieu 8eanten nidlt meni.
ger ols 10000 09arf unterit[ooen
0ns 8elo lit 3ulueiit in geipaaten
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anbnltenoe taIte GegentDetter berur.
lofte IN gan5 Seiterrei6-llnaarn I'M.
gebeuren Sdaoen. 9ie 8ein. 1nto
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nihtet, 6enn ons SbIt nerfauIt an
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bereitiing eignen. 3ie 3uderinou.
ltrie uerliert 0liaionen, 6a 0ie bon
oen gmlern nad oem @eluidlt ae-
taitten Riiben 5fuar lmer66rt aroB,
nber falt obne 3uderee6alt Iin0.
Gbeuio troitrige gta6rihten, a6er
politilder 92atur, fomnen ait5 Q}lt0o.
peit, no Die So3ial0enofrnten tros
oes 8erbots Der 8egierung lire
8ablrehtS Concentration beranItaI-
tete, uno, nobel es 5u er6itterten
adnpfen fam. Gin nod idllinlnerer
Aufrubr tobte I'M 9lbgeoronetenbaus
oes 9ieid)stags.
Die g9ut Ser SppoIttion ridtete
li9 bauptiddIid gegen oen Gice,
Brdiioenten uno Sanoelminilter
8eotbp. giner ser 8olfsboten mann.
ten 0enieIben einen Sd)1rfen un0 nls
Der geiniiter ii9 ouf ieinen 9ei6im-
pier itiir5en iDollte, regnete es BON al.
len Seiteu 6oititi6lGge ouf ibn, bis
er i6lieBlid baIb betpuBtlos Su 9o-
ben iant rno bon ieinen &oIlegen am
Dfiniitertiide berousgebauen uur6e.
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pnroe Dem @rafen Giterbo5p Ser
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rere onOere 9lbgeoronete erIitten leih-
tere &erlesitngen. @raf &oroIpi, ser
lSiibrer Der Sppoiition, nut6te BON
ieds EoIi5iiteu aus Dem SaaIe ae.
idleift tperoen. 9ln ser 3iire rib er
iidb tpieoer los ltno ltiir5te 5u ieinem
Sllte 5uriid. gbe er ooiiel6e ieood)
erreifte, bra6 er obnnlddtig 5ltian.
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gIG9emeine glufregung erregt in
oelltid)ldn0iiden &reiien elm 8ortrag
welhen 81 Wfiiniter in 8efalen Or.
i0ennig gebalten bat, mo oelIen Sbe.
ma Der @anamafannl bil0ete. Or.
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fiibritngen 0ireft oie 8etriebsfGbia-
felt 0eS 8anamafonaIs. Ser 8or.
tragenoe erfldrte, 6oB Die lleberlpin.
Oung Der te6nii6en Sfyfuierigfeiten
teinesmegs getpGbrleiitet iei. 9ie
fiir5liden rielieen 4brlltIdungen an
oen 9oibungeu ieien bo6It beorob-
li6er &rt. gluBeroem, flbr Or. Sen.
mig fort, ieien nod beri9ieoene 3ro-
bleme BON 8idtigfeit 5u erIeoigen.
8ie Sage Der @aiieroeriorglmg, be-
ionoers Oerienigen oes 8ntllnerStalt-
bedens, lei nod nidt gel6it. auh iei
Die 8ibtigfeit oes Stnlloan1nles 5lpei-
feIbaft.
3um SflnB ieiner 9arIegungen
betonte Or. Sennig, Ger Banana.
fanol beiise feline iibern1Bige 9eoeu-
timg Sir europa lei oie 8eoeu-
tlrng reIotip gering Die borberr-
ifen0en 8eoenfen f6nnten crit ser
itretlt iperoen, menn Der &anoI 0rei
Sabre lang in oouen 8etrieb gene.
len iei.
gtid)t geringe Seiterfeit bat in oen
Oeutiden Nfilit6rfreiien lnO olid
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Dieher ole britiihen Mfan0ner ge.
italtet boben. 9ieie fpuroen i1b OBJ
gebrohen, neil ole beioen glrneen,
Die iih gegenii6er itnnoen, ooIIIt1n-
Dig OenoroIolirt iparen lu0 oie eil-
5elnen Srupperteile gar niht mebr
iuuBten, mo iie bingeborten. Die
englii6en @enerale perIu6en 0ie
8lamage, Die iie fi6 ipie0er einmal
gebolt baben, NIT Der grfI1rung an
entihuloigen, oaB our9 Die @eriuen.
0lng bon 9leropIonen uno 2uftIbif.
fen fir ben 9luffl6rungsoieuIt
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ting erfobren bdtte un0 bic olten
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los geiporoen ieien. 9oour9 geben
iie ielbit 5u, oaB tie fi9 feline Mfiibe
geeeben boben, nerdnoerte 8erb6lt.
niiien Rehnlng 5u trogen, aber Iie be.
areifen offerbor niht, 0oB Iie fih
nit ibrer gnti6uIoigung nur nod
mebr bloniiren. Die bieIigen Sci.
tltngefi oruden oie bon Der 9on0oner
greiie an oen 10 fIGglid) geenoeten
WSanobern geiibte Rrittf NIT gebo-
gen no6 uno meinen befrie0igt, 6aB
0elitfhlnno bon einern IolAen Seere
nidts 81 beFiir6ten babe.
9ln Den oeutIhen Weorlopern in
So6Ien, beion0ers an Den 2eiltnaeu
Der bon Dem i16Iiiden RriegsminiIter
Sen. b. 9nuien befebligten .,bIouen~
8erteioigungsarnee, ION Der Gniler
aIlerlei oils3lIeben gebobt bnben,
ober nit Dem HeiuItat Der sSIotten.
nianober, oenen er In Der Rorolce
beitpobnte. lit er mebr ais alifrieoen.
Sin tpeiteres lno aubergeipobnIi-
daes 9eid,ef Der 3ufrie0enbeit 0es
Wlonarsben nit Der 6lotte biI0et Die
8erIeibuitg 0es idipnr5en MoIerOr.
0ens an ben 9IonliraI b. 9oIbenoorff
ben Chef Der SohfeefIotte. Giele
auSaeidmlug III namlih ME borber
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StaatsOcrbanD
SOSerfSfeim IN Der Gefcbtcbtc
beS OcmtfcbtMmS pOn
Glib Oafpta
Cataract Ssanfett
&nnoidlrei6en

&nnOidreiben
gbsrSeen, g. ?. I'M Sept, 1912
gInf uadl Siunr Sails!
grOfe MaHeuUeriGmmlnng Ses
oentIdD-nmcrifaniidIen StaatS-
per6anScs in SiOnr SAILS
October 10, IL nnD IL
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Merchants who do not
advertise in a German pa
per, do not deserve the
German trade.
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-17
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
GREATLY IMPROVED
W0MEN'S GUILD RAISED MONEY
USED TO GIVE EplFIcE NEW
DECORATIONS.

After having been In the hands of
the carpenters an, painters for the
past three weeks, ST. Georges Episco-
pal church vas again opened to the
public last Sunday. The church has
been greatly improved In It's interior
apparence, all the woodwork having
been reiinished and the walls rcuec-
Grated.
This has been made possible thru
the efforts of the Women's Guild who
have been working for some time TO
raise the funds necessary. The church
has also been presented with a beau
tiful new professional cross for the
choir as well as other fittings which
add TO the beauty Of the service. The
furnace has also been o%verhauled and
there will be no more Sundays when
those attending the services will be
chilled through.
The vested choir Of sixteen voices
made its first appearance and did
most excellent work. Mr.. Eastwood's
solo was enjoyed by all who heard 1t.
Under his able leadership there Is
10 doubt uut that the choir will CON
time to improve as it has some ex-
cellent voices and through the aid
of the choir the beauty and dignity
of the service will be emphasized.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-12-17

constitutional provisions were fresh
in the minds Of the legislators.
In the meantime the sufferers from
hail losses want their money badly.
and Commissioner Gilhreath s anx.
ious to have 4 settlement made ana
the affairs Of the state hail insur.
ance wound up for the year 1912.
II is probable that these complex
conditions and conflicting opinions
will be adjusted and harmonlzed IN
a few days.
The following Is the opinion Of the
attorney general to the state treas.
urer:
December 16, 1912.
Hon. Gunder Olson.
State Treasurer,
Bismarck, N. d.
Dear Sir:
! have your favor under date OF
December 18th with hail insurance
warrant No. 16l for $1,000 In favor
of Alex Mcdonald against the State
Hail Insurance Fund, kept In your
Office. drawn by w. C. Gilbreath, state
nail insurance commissioners. You ask
my opinion or two points: First, "Is
this check properly drawn and pay.
able out of the funds in this office
when endorsed by Mr.. Mcdonald?
Second, II this office should pay these
lchecks, and the state auditor would
refuse to honor them In the settle.
ment at the end of the month, in
what position would this put the
state treasurer and what would he
the procedure to force settlement
Under the provisions of Chapter
%, Laws of 1914, Section IL, it is the
duty Of the hail insurance commits
%sioner to draw his warrants Oh the
state treasurer to be paid out Of the
hail insurance fund in favor OF the
several parties entitled thereto, &C.
cOrding to the records OF his, the hail
insurance commissioners, Office and
forward the same to the county treas.
urers Of the respective counties in
which the parties entitled thereto re-
sire. and then the county treasurer
should distribute the sane among the
several parties entitled thereto. The
owners, on presentation to the state
treasurer, are entitled to have the
same honored by the state treasurer
and paid.
| find that warrant No. 16l, attach.
ed to your letter and herewith re.
turned is in proper form and proper.
~ signed by the hail insurance CON-
missioner. Upon the same being en-.
dorsed by Mr.. Alex Mcdonald, it
should be paid by you out of the hail
insurance fund.
With reference to the second point,
II think It would be better to submit
that question when the facts you IN.
ticipate actually arise.
| have the honor to be,
Yours very truly.
I'll ANDREW MILLER,
Attorney General.