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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03
san NAItCLAL IN THE GAME.

San MIR sL ..ooOrro county. which
.Tscsntiy 30. doh 10 come out ~ IT,
and began TO-. re- .eBts blishlng = I'VE
weekly hrvspsper and forming a
'comm,rlrs' SANITATION has Joined
The fans' OF Dho empire builders with
azsfossyen, aud discrimination
The 'p,,"" lns from the fan NarcisI
STANDARD ,huns tho new splrl, ~ San
MARI. mo spirH which has broken
ont ~ O. .milar manner at socofro
ana 1rgAdalkna and other towns IN
Tho 'rs'A county In the state snd
o .,In, With untold probabilities of
d'.'l, mcrt
"lh.." are twO rain groups Of
hom'.e,sors, The man with money
Fanrd from successful ventures else
ru,r. rho In ready and Wiling 80
in,car r ~ something else, and the
r"al I.on'or. Nho has little capital,
hI, on .Id"rsble energy. uho is viii.
ng tu taS" hold ~ cheap lands and
d"y,ipr IN" same. While making a
living for himself and family
"Wh, not interest these people aud
get them 10 rOmr here and help
make San MAJ. 81 what II should he ?
tho hue Of successful farming and
manufacturing rommunlty. There are
plenty 81 openings In this immedial 4"
vicinity for III, homeseekers Of each
class Best " nll there ls the sam
wonderful climate around Ran Mar.
Cia!-the sam. azure skies, moderate
Aummers ana olUudiess winters the
same summer showers at night. and
the same winter tlaale In the air
without the hurt. "
we hs," lands that are suitable
for agriculture and fruit raising. that
are easy Of irrigation either 10y ditch
or by pump from the s1haustless res.
orvOlr under the sod. San Msrciai can
be made the natural headquarters Of
the hOmeseeker by very little efrort
on the part OF It's citizens This viii
thee be- the geographical. economic
and social center Of the community
that can be built up. ProHpectors viii
come here examining and looking
abOuI as n on an observation tour.
Hide your hammer. bs generous and
encourage them, give the informa
tiOn they are seeking. even II sou are
not directly benefited. these dement's
will come to the town ami to sou
indirectly, while the other fellow is
getting full meal there viii always
be some mOrsels for Sou. I, IL the
duty that everyone owes to the com.
munity they live IN to boost and help
II grow. There In no reason tor San
Marcial being simply transient town
when II can be made stable With very
little effort; not only that. but tho
best town In the rio Grande valley"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03

eolorea. pleaaant-tasting product.
0Qn1gpfy characteristics are the re-
|ltf unaleanly methods and pos
obi sour sap In nlnety-nino cases
81 hundred. and we're na4ufae-
tarsFs TO- take greater care In their
Irhetheds. their results would ;ahOw i1n-
prOvements. This better grade may
not appeal 60 many people who have
been accustomed to the dark. stronger
tlBades'' s. ,.,.... - ~. ii.
In relation 10 the present growth Of
the sugar maple the bulletin states:
"Within It's wide range the sugar
De HIe Appears a. n predominant tree
ohly In the New England states, New
York. southern Canada. northern and
western Pennsylvania, and In parts Of
0bio. Indiana, Illinois, Michigan.
wisconsin and Minnesota. In the
HsoutheTn AppalachAus II occurs In
Iscattered bodies whcrc climate eondi.
lions are similar to those Of the north
Ia the extreme northern part OF New
York state and lhc adjacent district
Of Quebec the forcsl growth II often
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03
ALBUQUERQUE AND THE PAR.
GELS POsT.

The new parcels post Jaw which
becomes effective the nrst ~ next
yosr has been the subject OF cOnsid e
cradle acrimonious discussion pro and
con. but II seems fairly certain, what
ever the other merits or dement's Of
the law. that " In going 10 ne one
of the greatest little laws that ever
happened 90 far an Albuquerque ID
concerned. Albuquerque merchants
Who do a mall order business and
those who would ike 10 do q mall
order business have been doing - little
fiEuring and the act result IL very
cheerful and general smile upon the
local mercantlis cOuntenance. Tht
parcels post Law will give Albuquerque
business men most StraieGlc posi-
ton an far as the business OF the en-
tiFo state Of New MEXICO is concerned
as far rs the smaller towns within
nny or-I0O. mile radius IN concerned.
tho law will enable them 10 get any
thing the focal merchants can sup.
ply, much more cheSply than they
can. get II from Denver or Kansas
City or Chicago The reduction from
the old express rate afforded by IN"
parcels post viii more than make W
for any possible lower price available
In the larger cities The market Is
Aibuquorque's II she will Rise 10 the
occasion and go after II. The thou
No nds OF people In the small towns
and camps throughout central Ne"
Mexico will buy q lot Of stun In Al
bu9uerque which has previously been
coming from Denver and eastern cit
ieB. The fact that suit OF clothes
a WOman's dreAr. Q box OF stationery
all kinds OF JewelrS. thouBs nd and
one articles sold by dry goods stores
curios. underwear. sOK, bsndanas,
boots, hats eEs besterr perfumes,
hair brushes. biscuit cutters and par
chesti games come under the H.
pbuuN UNIV lHhlhNNH NhaA F"f
GELS post with ~ low rates WiIl do
for Albuquerque business
Merely ~ an afterthOusht, of
course, the rchants, who should
each organize ana push vigorously q
mail order department. will have ~
begin telling the out.Of-town trade
what they have ~ sell--and the only
way to do that right IL 20 tell them
through the newspapers.
We believe the parcels poSl uhcrs
Albuquerque business the chance Of
y lifetime and that " properly taken
advantage Of II viii add tremendously
IN n years time 20 the commercial
importance Ut the chief city Of New
Mexico and the main distributing cen.
ter Of the great southwest.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03

the dealer " you study the advertise
mtnts before you sally forth. Tou
will md In the Herald live snsppy,
readable ads. whereby u ls easy 10
md what you're looking for. whore
you will nnd the article and the pr .
that appeals 10 sou.
Don't ignore the annual sdmon ion
10 shop earl, " isa matter Ot mo.
iusi beneht all afound--to buyer and
merchant and employa. n you Il,
the job w ~ workmanliks manner
nov. II viii add a whole lot 10 your
Christmas pleasure and to the Christ
mas pleasure Of Others
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03
FELT BAD
ALL The TINE
1ellhOsR lady SuigeVSd Q Great
Deal eEt Il AZ N9hi ksw.

eAollhSsa. Ala.--In Isttsr from this
place. Mr.. CARTS May says: ~ short
tine eco. commeneca 10 have weak
spasls esd headaches. I eell bed ail
~ tms, AAd essA grew - bad 7
Oealdnt stay ~. Ithought I weuld aiS.
a. last ny husban6 ~ ne 8 bet,ls
II Cardui. ana q hseps4 Ne; - hs ut
sOme more. AfisF Z haa takes the
6ocsad bettls. waa ontlFSIy vel
I wish every lay. UuRaFing frsln
womshly troubie. wGai6 Nv carahL
II II the hssa medicine I know n. 70
"a ne moro Opoa than anytAins { eve
usod.s y
CARDIFF - Q WomAns tonleA
strsnstAeG Ng ua6ioine Co.. Velaea,
made from lngRstisnia tat ssl 80
siaoaiiy On Ne Wbmpnly ee1hnS. nne
thbS hslt V balla - ne yempSlS 90
slllnllsn n o1pwIaa eeee Asalth
- 9 g1s a. VI ~ iIls, a M
q eneaea1 res ~ o9eE gae1s. /.
Hoar sn ~ yle ~ a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03
WOMAN WINS SUIT FOR
HUSBANDS INSURANCE
rs, IHased Wire 10 E,cnInE Herald

Denver. Dec Mrs. Marion e.
Gilbert Was awarded IN" verdict IN
her sun To- recover 5i6ip from the
Woman lodge on Tho fa'" uf her late
husbands ~" Insurance policy to-
day Tn" trial 49, 81 peculiar ono In
~ much as u had The cnclt Of twice
having cleared Mrs GilDcri ~ the
charge Of numbering her husband In
Pusblu August l"li The jury In tho
r. INSURANCE tasr Uds gwen to de-
d" whether William Gilbert died by
suicide or had been poisoned Mrs.
Gilbert had been & quilted last spr ng
Dos = jury ~ M" criminal court OF
Purplu county where shc was tried.
charged vain the murder uf her huB-
band
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03
YOU'VE HEARD IT BFlOnE.

In fact II MAS only about twelve
months ago that sou heard the IA.
mlliar strains vi that well known Sc
lection. do Your Shopping Early, "
Sometimes W. are bored at the rope
tltion Ut valuable advice which We
neglect to follow; but the annual
repetition Of this particular piece VI
advice may al least serVe to stir w
a few Christmas buyers 10 the resi-.
iEatIOn OF the need OF DoiRG II Now,
Thsi proposition 10 all for the beAs-
az 81 the shopper and every dllatOTs
Gift-pnrchaBeF knows II Ii u fact. In
oidentslly Il IL for the great bsnenI
Of the OverWOrked salesman and shoI
siFl, the people whose preparations
for the Joyous Yuistide consist chief
Iy In working ten hours II day tive
weeks before ChTisimas and steadily
increasing the schedule to about
twenty-five hours per day during the
week before the festival
Go and DO your buying now; ths
stocks ara fsoah aAd complete; ths
stores are NOT ovaFcFOwded; sou mss
Be waited On promptly there y I
vide sssossnsAl - sslse. from: u
you sst your lntssase eifts ana spI
them al toas end wgspped read,
FOR raaIIshk sou viii have a huge Lead
on your mind and ~ ready 10 ensoi
tbs 6hFsptjnas esASon - sou oufb
% saIey Il. Bsfoss yoB bsEIu you
asvrs shepeinE morsovsE. tAAs YOU
eir - ans, EtSniAg HsraId AM
eps oxes tAs advertisement. To-
AIa ~ hSsichsatb Ass ekilIio
ob 81 a1saFtlsekA ThsY isl
w sipt hatp ~ asll rsmln.
al ~ 8hni. lass taeii
~ - beleee vos
~ oscia
ph 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03

almost pure mapls. and even osnat0a
orably further south. where beech
and birch become assoOiaesd 'tfhss. the
sugar maple hoida Ms own - the
dominant species ~ RoFtheFRs penn
aylvania. At an aItitdas ~ over i.Ooe
feet. the mixture 10 much the same as
n Is in New York. In Ohio. Indiana
and Illinois a similar condition ls
found: but as the hllly epuNtrxa dis
appears the maple retrcats Ftos the
richer and damper solla. leaving great
areas to the oaks and cheatnuts."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03
Los ANGELES VOTES
|. ON new CHARTER
BallOting Today Marks Sixth
Election Of Present Year in
HuStling California Twn.

tBI Lsassa Wire a. EssAiRs HsSsia !
Los Angeles. Dec. .. In voting un
- new charter pro, ding for muui.'s
pal government by commission and On
those two cOllatersls 81 IN" saloon
problem. free lunch and the ,ashins
~ pay chc'ks by ualU0nkecpcrs. tn"
people ~ Los Angels participated 30.
day IN the sixth and maj ballot OF =
record year ~ elections tn" ne"
charter provides tot but eight ci',ut"
officers. the mayOT ana seven 'uuInis
siOnerH Thee Officers have the az.
pOlntment under civil service frRII'.
tions Of about 5000 salsrird muni'.
pal employees.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03
The Con Game

Faithful uir. l~'~bU In his stall
awaits my early morning call; and
when he sees me drawing nigh he
waRs his ear and bats his eye. and
greeis me with ~ friendly grin ~ "
my stony heart to win: he paws the
nVor with eager feet. and then know
itH time ~ treat But would wager
twenty greats It's not TO. friendship.
hut for oats; IN het that loud. cream.
ColOred neigh was issued for bale Of
hay MY equine friend. you're on
the job. you surely are wise old
cob; tor " you'd Kick the barn half
down or hand mo out dolefuI frUw a..
the chances are that you would dIUw
. meal at mnuldy bran and straw.
I'm up against II every day--that
hearty. cheerful. aulieiess way. The
politician Gomez around and shakes
my hand ana paws the ground and
asks about tn" baby's health and
wishes M" success and wealth. The
sleek promoter canters In and nickers
for my hard-carned tin; he hands
out such pleasant look, then reaches
for my pocketboOk. know. like
DObbln. good aud kind. they have
their little ~ 10 grind. and II they'd
came WITH lunR-eaTed gloom, I'd
swiftly Kick them from the room; but
being made "r human stun. fall for
buli'6On and the blufI. The whole
world undoTTands the game. hut
deq'' out ratlons Just the same.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03
INVESTIGATION OF
TRAFFIC AGREEMENT

Sew York, De. 3.--Thc December
federal grand Jury, sworn IN here to-
day, formally began an investigation
into the traffic agreement between the
Sew York, New Haven g. Hartford
railroad ana tho Grand Trunk rail-
road az Canada with view to deter.
mining whether II IL violation Of
IN" sherman antitrust law. Assist q.
ant Artorncy General hdkin In con.
Quoting the case for the government.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03
Nov Renalorn RMprn In

Washington. Dec. 3--willlam =.
JaEksOn OF Maryland. SUCCESSOR to
the late Iaador Rayncr, and Kirkland
Z. Perky OF Idaho, successor 10 the
late Weldon n. Hepburn. we're sworn
In In the senate today The credsn-
tials OF Robert =, Broussard OF Lou.
islana, nov representative but elect.
ID senator for the term beginning In
1915, were presented.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03
storkInE DarnIna a. sl1,o,,I.

Bioomsburg. Pa. Dec. 3.--Coanty
Superintendent Evans, who has In.
HuRurated high school dehalinH, spell
ing and ARITHMETIC leagneas vino hs'
started corn growing contests and
bigh school basketball leagues. al
with signal success. came 70 the fVoni
today with an oauraly new add orig
inai UugGsEtloa 81 the anAuai msstinE
OF tho Columbia county school d.
roetors st4
IN Al soFiopaasao ana ~ q prae.
tlcal aeageEllpa ~ lnfOrmsd the a..
FecaQFg ~ eonDleNfo9 stocking darn.
las ronlaaa WoNla ~ Z rood thInR
~ tle eeheoAa an1 especially amon0
~ oIFH b = nlloatiheF nkeIy Ia
HleA ~ ~ e1Nes est
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03
UNION PACIFIC PLANS
FOR FUTURE UNKNOWN

New York. Dec. 3--Auer n two
hours conference today at the execu-
tive committee ~ the Union Pacific
Railroad company. Judge n. =. Low
ott the chairman. Hsld that not oven
n tentative plan ~ separation from
the Southern Pacific Railroad com.
pany had been evolved. He added
that no DEFINITE action would be taken
for several weeks.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03

that no mechanical oontrivsnce can
take their place in pur affections. We
have not yet reached the "horseiess
age Tor there " use for every horse
In existence; but this esrtalnly 10 the
automobile age In which ,Fsnc and
pleasure are propelled By the speedy
motor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03

twas the night before ChristmaA' ana
jacob and Gretchen
Lay snuEIy IN their It'd IN the Dorm
hOefeF kitchen.
Eot a sOund save tho sUnE that the
gay cricket sins.
Ana faint, sleep murmer. TOP
kickin' my shin
could be heard IN the DOTnhOeter
Kitchen that might,
Hut there by the ar, IN the moon
silver light,
IN short. strsgENug ruw lay four
queer little shoe.
hen there for the ioll, Kris krinsle
10 use.
Then suddenly Gro',n'n sat up Win
starr
Aud rubbed Jacobs eyes CyOu cant
tell them apart
Those DornhoefeT tVlns, In the bright
est daylight.
80 how could pour Gretchen be sure
In the night7)
And they laughed 49, they thought ui
tho words Sanla'd uSe.
For they'd hidden mouse trap M
each ~ their shoes
We'll. Santa claus came, aud M
mousetrap went slam,
And Santa said something that sound
ed like "shatn
And the Moon suid she saw Just IN,
stranEest Ot things.
Twas Santa Claus spanking the born,
hoefer twins
--Deccmber Llppincv,rs
o
NICE RAIN. thanks
Looks LIKE another tennis cabi
net. judging by the racket made
over II,
BAD ENOUGH To- hear some Of IN,
piano playing done In the non.hyp
nOtIc state.
SO. EVELYN. you cannot send a
gallon 80 ice crosm oy the par,cli
pest.
THERE ARE ALTO some package
which are not transmissiblc ~ tn,
parcels post.
q
ONE DF our mos, .urressfu
farmers Is he who raiscs the mort
gage.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03
PLAN TO PERPETUATE
GOVERNORS CONGRESS

NiChnund. Va, Dec, 2, .--Perprtua.
ton ~ the governors conference IN u
permanent organization with chief
aim to attain rank ~ force In
moldlnE public opinion and shaping
public policies Was advocated by Gov.
"rnor Norris at Montana today. In r.
Spouse Ia addresses welcoming nine.
teen state executives to the NTH an.
nual gathering. which opened here.
Much Uf actual valU" has been ac-
Conplishcd In previous conferences "
Governor Morris said. e"but the con-
tcrcnces have not been the potent
factor they should have hccn."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03
PENSIONS PRESIDENTS
AS RETIRED GENERALS

Washington, Dec. s Retirement
Of the president of the United states
as comma nder.ln.chicr ~ the army
NJ $4,000 was proposed In a bill to.
daS by senator McCumhrr, II also
VIII pension widows ~ former prssl.
donts, while they remain unmarried,
At 50. 900 u year.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03
MilIlonairc4 lined for smunrI,nr.

''E'W TUT WEHUIHHEWIs
Los Angeles Dec, 3.--AuFeliO and
Alfredo Sandoval, millionaire broth
ers possessed Of valuable fishlnR con-
oeaHions IN Mexican waters. we're Aned
$500 each today In the federal court
for having smuBgled pearls into the
United states.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03
n Don't Gossip Club.


Editor The ESehIAe HeFald---AIlow
me Ia expires my warm Endorsement
Of the editorial ,AppeaFinE in The
Herald last ntghts bB the evils OF
Islander and MALICIOUS scandal mon
gcring. AN indorsehent which I am
sure Will be given as warmly b. the
majority Of people IN Albuquerque.
believe public sentiment n reaching
n point where II believes the scandal
mOngor must he dealt with IN no uH.
certain manner, Not only dellberats
SANDER but careless gossip whose re-
suits are nearly a. bad 70 entirely too
prevalent In Albuquer9ne. ! think Q
Bood plan would 10 for o. to organ
lSe Don't Gosaip club and see n We
can't better the sltuatlon q little, I
would like 10 say o. pAaaipg that ~
isn't the women alone who Do the
1ousipine. In spits~Of 3 Dopular tradis
ton to the contrary, Mes are equally
euipable' IN my pplNlpn, AnVhoW,
lets do all We oeR iudlyi4nally end
collectively 60 prBgeni Albuquerque
from Deserving be- papt4lY lncroansau
reputation ~ n piece where the 9ooe
name OF q woman d neter safe.
II Il good PLAZA ~ alwase careful
W eKnmtne thine 6nn q1b Ter ehc pos
aible mote eefara IIin4 allantioa "a
an unaerhnnd u a2n hnnner 20
The beam thal d $40 bSugher'e %
sisters eye. Tohft fa Aheaaay,
AN ALBuot WOMAN.
$50, ri N 40. a ~.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03

BiNKs--I hope this balkan war
will cut out those Turkish atrocities
JInks--I hope 80. too. never could
smoke the blamed thlngs.
--E--
THE SONS or REST hayesa NUN
Der Of sx-presldents who might on slr
ftflly no Induced TO accept one of those
Carnegie pensions
D
JCSr TO KEEP the record strai shi
Ne may explain that II IL not hoer
they are selling at from 5000 to SIC.
900 at the Hoe safe In New York.
o.
TT IL STILL considered = wise pre-
ceuilol when The HandpRtt and
tho prOgressives fOreE0ther. to have 9
force Of police reserves handy.
o
THE PULITZER estate VAS ap.
raised Al eighteen millions. The late
Mr. Pulitzer msy be said to have Deer
q fairly successful reporter.
d
Az WINTER apprOs ches the femAl 1,
~ the muskrat species puts IN Goa
~ fur. the female Of the human spe'
oIcs buys some low shoes aud sOm'
upenNU rk hose.
D.
SORRY. But II almost looked .
little too much like getting even. fol
the outgoing president to tie that col
lection OF cans 10 the United Ststei
marsdals who favored Roosevelt. Nov
looks iiAe good time TO forget IT,
a KENTUCKY man set nre to hi
ifps hair"
The brute" d.
Il agree with you. And what mad'
hls conduct al the more despicsbl'
Was IT,. fact that his wife was pres
snt - the time"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03

81. On.
4 'ahest renosn
Has 0eFtfude Brown.
Who wears the tight-
Eat skirt IN tom
--Birming"am Age-Heraid.
A. great rsnoVn
Has Elsie Brppn
Who wears the his-
Est hat In town.
johnston Democrat
Ike known a. anne
~ Alice Brown
Her hat-pln - the
Largest found
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03

Dec. .. i5s3--Llttls Henry ot Ma.
,Arrs IL sent from the table for eat
.ng celery too audibly.
December .. ijTo-Quecn Elizabeth
breaks a Nlshbone with sir Walter
Raleigh.
o
NEW YORK may boast Of The
F.neI." but personally we'd like to
be- sauHn any police force any hand
soner than that ~ Albuquerque since
they got their long OveWOats and
those caps. They are simply irros-
is,iblr. one should really COnAider II
.n honor to be pinche1.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-03

Puthe wockly--Crystal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-12-25
$32,429.44

Mr.. Matthews moved the adoption
of the report as read. Vote taken by
ayes and noes. All present voted aye.
Report declared adopted.
Mr.. Matthews moved that the Board
tender a vote of thanks to the chair
man, clerk and county officers for
their courtesy during the session, and
motion was adopted by a rising vote.
The county orders from the 1910
session remaining unclaimed were
brought before : Board.
Mr.. Stephen PRESENTED the follow
ing resolution:
Mr.. jeffrey moved that the resolu-
ton be laid upon the table. Lost.
Mr.. Morse moved to amend SO that
the work should be under the super
vision Of the county highway COM
mittee.
Mr. jeffrey moved to amend the
amendment so that each town should
pay for the rental of the machinery
out Of the town fund.
Amendment to the amendment lost.
Amendment carried.
The resolution as amended was
adopted
Mr.. Roach moved that the chair
man of this Board be given a salary,
stating that it had become generally
known the work he was doing for the
county not only during the sessions
Of the Board, but during the whole
year, was of considerable value to
Grant county, that everywhere the
name of w. J. Brennan was found;
that the honor of being chairman was
becoming an empty one, and now the
Board should compensate him.
The chairman replied he had ac-
copied the office without a salary and
he would have to refuse to accept one.
The Board insisted that he should
have something for his services, but
Mr.. Brennan declined and asked Mr..
Roach to kindly withdraw his motion.
Mr.. Roach then withdrew his mo-
ton.
Committee on frescoing interior of
the court house The chair appoint
ed ]. t. Bennett, Jacob Hartman.
Committee on examining the ac-
counts of the outgoing officers and
approving bonds of the new officers
on 1st Monday of January, 1913. The
chairman appointed, together with
himself, VIM. Roach, o. II. Martin
On motion of Mr. Hartman the
Board adjourned sine die.
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$4,000 $4,000
Teachers Pension Fund.
To amt. reed from
treasurer :. .....$ 343.72
BY amt. paid state
treasurer !. -. S4372
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Report of Finance Committee.

To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
of Grant County:
Gentlemen: Your committee on fl
have so far as the limited time would
allow. carefully examined the several
records together with vouchers and
stubs and receipts in the clerks and
treasurer's offices, for the year COM
mencing Nov. 1, 1911, to Oct. 81, 1912,
and find the records of these offices are
correctly and tremendously in accord.
The officers courteous and efficient
The treasurer and clerk have eXhib-
tied to your committee satisfactory ev-
idence of the receipts and disburse-
ments of the several different funds
which compares with the balance sheet
of Oct 31st herewith submitted with
the annual report of the county treas
urer and such other officers and COM
mittees as authorized to receive and