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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-21
The Wisdom Of Taking Advantage Of Marked
Down Sales -Good Materials and Few Trim
min6S Should Be the Business Woman'S
RuleinBuying Millinery and Footwear.

and to be chosen for positions of re-
sponsibility before out-at-elbows capa-
bility and worthiness.
The problem of dressing prosperousIy
on a weekly pittance of $12 or under has
kept many a poor little business woman
awake nights; and when boots, gloves,
hats and SO on have been provided in
suitable quality there is pathetically little
left for the possible rainy day, or even
for the little pleasurings which break the
drudgery of work.
The canny business woman never In
vests in new clothes at the beginning Of
a season. Well she knows that at mid
season time the attractive models, made
of the best materials, will come down
to even lower prices than some Of the
tentative styles launched at high prices
to tempt women who love to appear in
new things the moment the new season
peeps over the horizon. The tailored
suit or heavy coat may be purchased
very satisfactorily at midseason, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-21

VERY woman who
has been out in
the business world
ION her own" as
they express it In
England, k n o W s
the Importance of
good clothes as a
valuable business
asset. The world
is v cry a p t to
judge us at our
own valuation, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-21
C%efQ21e BGI01&Z2&S
&22Mee5zzzmerh6me

are always appreciated by the woman go
ing abroad or setting out for a long jour-
ney which includes stops at many hotels.
The travelling apron has belt which
hooks around the waist and has two
tiers Of pockets intended for brush, comb.
toothbrush, manicure implements, cold
cream and tooth paste tubes and the like.
These aprons are invaluable in the dress
ing room of Pullman, and ones apron,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-21

one can often pick up a garment at this
time at greatly reduced cost, which by
reason Of its good style and excellent
material will last well through two sea-
sons of hard wear
The canny business woman also avoids
striking colors and fabrics which spring
suddenly into favor; but abides on the
safe side with tried and true materials
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-21

the business woman are neutral grays,
the invariably satisfactory and becoming
navy blues, dark browns and taupe
shades. When bright, temporarily fash
they should be added in the way of hat
trimming or bits of gay embroidery which
may be easily removed without any in
jury to the lines or style of the costume.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-21

that are always in good style, and col
ors that are soft and pleasing and not
likely to make their wearer a marked
person to the strangers who ride to and
emerald green, alice blue, bright reds
and reddish browns are colors of which
one soon becomes tired when they must
be worn day in and day out. Better for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-21

with all ones toilet belongings conven-
iently at hand, may be carried to the
dressing room without the necessity Of
cropping for the various belongings in a
bag and spreading them out on the Pull
man washstand. When dressed, the apron
may be rolled up with equal speed, and
one is instantly ready to return to ones
section, the minutes thus saved being also
saving to the time and tempers of the
women who are waiting their turn in the
dressing room.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-02

OFFICE c. Q. ~, Chronicle BLDG.
San Francisco. Cal. April /. 1914.
sealed proposals viii be received here
until ~ a, M. May d. 1919. Tor FUR
niahlng forage and straw Required o.
posts In Western Division during fis-
cal year commencing July !, 1918, IN
formation furniohaH on application
here Of 90 Post Quaricrmaaters ana
Quarlornasteia az Seattle. Wash /.
Portland. ore, and Honolulu. n. A..
and hidn may DO received BY Post
Quoriorinaelcra and Quartcrmaater
Honolulu. a. ~. until ~ a. m.. pa-
elfio time. May 4. 1919. u. WON
scHRApER, c. Q. AZ.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-02

More Ihun EBlUlT m IVHa tHlN INIHU
months Is TIN retfnao turned over 20
the state ire tsagcr ~ the state cor
pofation commlss IN The amount
turned over today was sa.t70.t5, OF
which s6,sIg was Tor insurance fees
for the frat quarter OF the year and
S2.S57l5, Incorporation fees since
January l6
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-02
Personal Property Loans.
MoNEY b ToNN

MONEY TO LOAN
ON furniture. pianos. organs. horses.
wagons and other ohattels; aiso on
salaries and warehouse receipts; as
low AZ $1,000 ind as high ~ $4,000.
Loans are quirKly made and strictly
private. Time -one month 20 one
year given. goods to remain Ia your
possession. Our rates are reasonable.
Call and SEQ Us before borrowing,
Steamship tickets 10 and from ell
parts % the world
PRIVATE OFTICEs--upen Evenings.
THE HOUSEHOLD LOAN Co.
Rooms 3 ana a. Grant building.
a03gs West Centrel Avenue.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-02

penlry work and 10 Measrs. oamuels
q Son for the brick work for her new
pressed brick bungalow IN the west
orn portion OF town. The building
VIII cost $4,000,
3 Sloat Fasseil. ex-congressmhn
from Eimiyra, n. Y, Ia in Demlng on
business and visiting hts friend John
Corbett Mr. Fassott has large ranch
Ing interests IN Che southern portion
of Grant county.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-02
MUSIC TEACHERS
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
United states Land once at SAINTS Re,

LHAteu rtAtta Atahu 1futH AZ SANTA re-
New Mexico. March S, 1912
Notice l. hereby given that PedFo
Bailey ~ Albuquerque, New Mexico,
Who. on March c. 1907 made home
stead entry No t0St0 (ossss). Cor
Lot 4, Sec. so. Lots ~. EM
NV "a. section 81. township ION,
range SIC. N NJ. meridian. has flied
aotice Of intention 20 make final ave
year proof. 70 establish claim 20 the
land above described. before A. y.
walker. probate clerk, Bernalillo
county old Albuquerque. New Mex
leo. on the 18th day OF April. 1919.
Claimant names As Witnesses: ru-
herto Carabajale, Jeana Maria Cutter
req. 7. a. Skinner. Jose n. chavez. All
Of Albuquerque. n ~.
MANUEL r. oTERO,
Register.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-02

The following were appointed dele
gatos by Governor 81 q Mcil0Bald'
Or. l. s. Peters. Silver City, South
western Conference on Tuberculosis
az Waco, Texas. April 49, William O..
Hayden, Las Vegas, National Old
Trails Road convention al Kansas
City, Missouri, April IS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-02
HOUSES FOR RENT
FOR RENT--Dwellings

S20.0o--e-rOom modern framei
atm ward: close In
s25.00--e-room modern framei Sd
ward; close IN.
s2g. 0o--s-room modern frame. ara
ward; close la.
&2B .0a--t-room modern frame; 4th
ward: nenr Central
42O.0O-I-rOom modern frame;
Highlands; close In.
921.oo--s-Foom modern frame;
Highlands: close IN; with large
porchea
4i7.0a--s-room frame; Highlands;
near Central.
ti0.0o-3 nice clean rooms IN oFick
house 3 blocks from car line,
SI2.00-~t-room cottage. West Gem
trail: good condition.
We keep an our rental property IN
good repair.
JOHN N. MOORE REALTY co.
Phone 40. ga West Gold Ave.
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FOR sALE


sat00--t-rooin bungalow. also large
studio building cellar. chicken houses.
lot io0xi42; beautiful location. near
university; terms.
ss200-5-room D@tek. modofn. well
built. hardwood flovTa. IRE place; cor
ner lot t700 cMsb. balance 3 Fer
cent.
lS00--f-Foom frnme, good shads,
near shops; easy terms.
siG00-i-room brica and nve room
frame, both on lot b0xff2. Hishlands,
close ia. sG0e cash. balance per
cent
tl8O0--S-acre ranch near sawmill;
large adobe house. small orchard; a
ans piece OF land; easy terms,
t25O0--s rom modern brick; South
Sixth street: close In.
s275o--5-room modern brick, cor
Nor lot 50xi42; good shade: North
Second street close IN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-02

Heavy. impure blood makes
muddy pimpiy complexion, head
aches. nausea, indigestion. Tain blood
makes you weak. pale. slckly. Rur-
dock Blood Bilters makes the blood
rich. red. pure--reatoreB perfect
health.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-02

Helen ana George Hurlburt OF Yer
gennes W.. nGoe oight and nine
frQm school for tho past year and
have not been absent OF tardy once.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-02
NEM NErKWnAn.

shipment received today from New
NOrlg--uIl tnr new designs, 21c, soc
AMI 55c. s. 4. Wasllburn 90.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-02

This l. 70 notify the public, that
the undersigned has purchased en- In
terest In the sanitary Plumbing and
Heating Co.. ana viii DO pleased 20
figuro on your plumbing and heating.
Workmanship and Materials Euaran-
teed. once 20s West Cola; rhone
ses. J. II. PEAK.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-04-02

The following sums OF money we're
received this morning IN the Office OF
state Treasurer o. M Marron; y W.
Clancy, attorney general, salary fund,
tial75: Eugenlo Romero. treasurer
0l San Miguel county, taxes. t7i5.69;
William b. stapp, district court fees,
ti73.05; Charles y. Miller state en-
glneer good roads fund ss05o5.
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@ereins.Anseissn.
Tcutid,er l,ipuirr @erein.

DE IiigllsheF obiaeH &ereiHs dHa hermit
freneull.htl eriadI. seIa gel9letibeedaanib oe5
ON la Dsar1 1912 periiorbeneH %ipaIsrs u
In Antnembxlnie beiie GabIiiiaa urf lbr
rom &Talh thaife. f7s1 1enoagI Cir. ans rcbE
sahirsid beislfeohHen.
Scre mletaeI, 9rnr
1sinI araser, Gtir. II
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ylun Suriid. Yer Nebel ptroidtete
fih. ih fu1r burh pbantaitifd,e Dnnt.
gebifbe. Die D6mmeruns brad bsrein.
Was mir In Dem fiinfmDnatisen
aufentbdlt In Sopan niht sseliidf
mar, bier entginq ih Der fii1ternen
3tpedmGbisteit Der petrpleumldmpe.
Wit rotbselben 2aternen beleuhteten
bic aiebenben Boctsmdnner ben zreiz
oelpfab, iie ergaben Elm ipunoerpoIles
perihnommenes Bib. gln Der SAleufe
lpurben Die ihiperen 5ebeliperts burh
9robe bIaue unp gslbe 2aternen er'
bellt.
9ls ih in Der gladt antam, lag
Rinspo rubig ba. 0isr nno ba fielen
milnmilbe 2inttr burd bic paplerfens
Herrabmen auf bic Safe. wleine
5rsunoe befprahen srreet bic eben bel
Der 9ebDrbe einsetroffensn telegram
me; tpdbrenS ih auf be,n abieits geles
ssnen Strom, an Fti[ltn. rothen 5ems
peln, an alien Gteinbriiden poriiber.
sos, mar in 6antau bic Gmpprung
ausaebroden. llnerpartet, unpermus
tbst bate bic sroBs Rsoolutipn bsgon.
Ileu.
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9ie GrOHnuus Der Mittel.
Sbursau-Sabn.

sSn feitliher WsiIs III unl6nsi! bic
Wittsl Shursou.gabn srOffnet fpors
ben. Sriib 81 llbr fubr Der srlts 3ug
nit ben 5eii11iten BON gmmlshofen
noh Der gntItation Wil (aanton ct.
Salem, fpp bur6 ben 9emeinesams
mann Or. WiIb Die offi3ieue gssrus
bunq itattfanb. gla6 einsm fursen
Smbib mar syeitsu9 bur4 bic Staot
uno nahkriee Nbfdbrt 3urud nab
aonItan3. no ebenfals in Ter reid BE-
flaaatsn Stabt ieitliher Gmpfong
itattfono. 6israuf foIgte Elm Jeit.
.mabl i'm ct. Spbann. mo Skrburs
qermeiitsr Or. Websr bic Jsfgdite hs
griibte. Der leisr fppbnten Wertretsr
bes ShDeissriihen 9unossraths, Der
gburoausr unb CT. 8allsr Re9ieruns,
iptpis Der 2onbestommiHdr 9eb. Res
aisrunasraib Gtraub uno Staotrntb
uno StootperoronstenporHanb bel.
I'm 5 llhr 80 Wtinutsn p,rlitB ber
3ua bic Stabt apnitan3. Der Weiins
! itertburm itrablte aus anlab Der 5sisr
in prGttioer gelsuhtung. Anh DIE
rieTiosn 9iabutte Obsrbalb aonItau5
| paren grobartis tslsudttt. Inter Der
gepDltsruna Der on Der gabnlinie liz
oenben Stotionsn bsrrftte GROCER Jus
bel. Rit Der gr5ffnnag Der Babn III
Elm mshr benn 30idhriasr Wunih IN
grf;inuno oeaanu,n. Die Guerbnhn
burh ben 1bureou, iiber ben Seesss
oeno unb 3burpautbal trsnnsnoen
/ Grerrieoel bes Sttsnberats nno See
riitsus, Die 70 fargs auf iih iuarten
lieB. III enblih TtatIade seiporosn.
Wsit ibr 1T eiur Glide in ben ger'
IfchrsooerI. Die mon angeiihts Der
poItspirthitaftId,en Gage nno Der
Topographic bes anntons Tburgail
.fn1m erfldreu fonntc, eliit4id, olSae'
| fiillt. Ianlit III ober aut| Der eln'
beitIite 3uiommenidIiif bes oberen
5buraa,riifeu aantongebietes IN Dor.
theilbofter @eiie erreid,t. uno oas
nufbliihen6e GcnitnnS bat enolid eile
rotioneae @erbinonna NIT g9il une
bem Gogaenburg, init 8larus, 3nrid'
Iunb Der 8ottfarobahn erhnlten. Ter
geiiepeg. suln geiipiel pon aonitnn'
nad @einieIoen. iit oamit nm AZ
Iouf % stiIometer nos iIt INN 40 Gro'
Iaent, Der mad, 9il bon 73 aui ~
AiIpmeter, bas 1T i'm AZ gro5ent ab'
gefiir3t rporoen
Ser @ou ser 9ahn iruroe bnrh Die
@eItbeutide Observation-Disclosures III
etpos mebr luie spei ssnhren fertiage'
Iitellt. 9ie Soften beliefen iidl fitr oell
gou unb Die betriebsfertiae ansriiit'
una Der gatr, einiflieblih 0runh
Iunb goben, ouf 100000 Tranten
8on biefcr Snmme finb 3.79OOOo
,sranfeu burd, gftienseihnuneen be-
ihofit uorben. 0rei Millionen ilber'
nohm Die Beitbeutihe Giienbohnge'
ieaidaft acaen hupothefnriite cider
fteluna. gn eriter Stelle Der attlp'
mare iteht Der Stont 1buraau init
lf,44O, 900 ,ranfen. bnnn folgten o'e
| stabte aonitom NIT 700. 900 ,srail'
fen. gsh unb 1einfeloern nit i
| 900. 900 esrulifen, Der Stanton ct
GolIe, nit 250,OO0 syranfen, olt
gaeitoeutide Giienbnhnaeieaidlnft nil
| $50. 900 franfen. Der NeIt oes VT
ItienfapitaIs pcrtbeiIt fih nuf Die iibri
zen. an Der 2inie Iicgenoen Benlein
ben. an Der epibe bes geripaltnngs
ratf,es 'teht Der fir ben Ban Der 9ahi
mermiioIif thdtia aepeiene stntio
nalrnth Tr. BON Etreng.
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Der Brunnbauer hnt pom aronsns
lpirtb in Der Staot Elm G0bl gDein BE-
sogen. 9ei Der aoItprobt icmms ihm
Der Msin perbdhtie por. .bm. msini
oiegrurnbGuerin, mon fonnt' ia Der
Wein unterIuh'n Iaf'n!s
.6m". .ripioert bsr Brnnnbauer
nohbeniIih, .ipenn er's ober nun mi
uniersr Milid au 70 mdht?!-
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aiiitcr: ~Scrr girfle. sie babcn
om letten Sonntaa ein fnlihes 8elo-
itiidI in bic giihic fir bic Seioen.
Riiiion 'nein g'norfen.
Scrr girfle: IS fho' reft. 9ns
is mel siepand,e, tpeiI bic SeiDen Dor
a paar ssabrTn einen fnfcl.Miiiio.
mar BON mir aufs'freff'n babcn."
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Sa perlaafes - W1etalbduier

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Yerlnngt-mnnnlih.

nganR. iunsfr. um In Der eh6srei su arbess
ien: einer. aer etrscs baton Dersietf, porees
sosen Ghrtfnft lab JebH Gitabs.
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-8eiblih.

grfabyeae ahaorvR sEu Aa5eH; eltef
lubn bfi Sli6. coeT 2agdIbels. IL. ~ n.
2saniS Gresaa ec.. bx3 Dcrf SfraEe, sscfps
DuEf UU
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siarb ON sonnfde. ben II. gedr; !
Qharlfs q. Aaihtn.

Tna riie Gil,n0e Der @eernieuna irerecn fpdier
bciannt eeGehfn mrroen.
lie frrnsrnSen Eintsrbl,ebenrH.
3eituneeu In Teiroit. Et. 2ouse nne @lti5'
burg modem, tftc,sippiran
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ga1er als ,neiie paEA on Eroe lne RoIs.
goreFiissde Iayr rHo eiun Cir.
GARNER ilao J.nrif nit Gsfabtgns mufsr
eobn uno f,eiiae SieEhns. Nadsnfrageu
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. eaeaenaeiudle siidnnliH.

Mann, gutter. Der irseneipeIds gorienarbei
befurnsH iarH fudhg Sletie. slaesnfAGs
lIa kii Court giEane.
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Nanr une 1rau. criter aIaiie .Earmer, iann
aud Nfrisenp 8Ii banobGbsE. tudsf GituniiJ.
6fhr f5tR Sim Sir
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mab6en. iurees. tar seisareeit. s.aep,
saraeen I'M GrHs Siere. 4ortDeItGdceaura
A!In ginE CTR
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gd6eg fnsAt Mrbeif ais sipeife rser Guss
bgitfe Ganb.. $3.50 Iisp Str. 2. Gioc.
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s.:,!:::. '::' i,ls; s's ( R.ss' 50 81 ':;:s''' :.:s
Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-04-18

New Roosevelt story: A man
dreamed he died and went to Heaven
and was hanging around the gate
watching st. Peter when Roosevelt
arrived. After giving him very cor
dial welcome st. Peter asked the
Peerless One If he could make any
suggestions about the management
of things. 81 don't like your choir,
said Roosevelt. CAN right replied
st. Peter, what changes do you sug-
gest?" II want two thousand more
sopranos, two thousand more altos
and two thousand more tenors." said
Roosevelt. 81 believe / can furnish
them, but what about the basses,'
said st. Peter. 'foh, I'll sing bass,
said Roosevelt.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-04-18
KANSAS TOWNS HAVE RIGHT
TO ORDER METERS INSTALLED

"The supreme court of the United
States has not decided that the city
must furnish a water meter and pay
for the pipe to the main line, said
city Attorney 8. S. Smith today in
discussing the recent dispatch re-
garding the rights Of water users.
"The Supreme court of Idaho held
that the city must do this and that
case was appealed to the supreme
court of the United States which
held that it had no jurisdiction to
determine the matter That leaves
the Idaho decision standing. Kansas
lis mot controlled by Idaho decision,
but by the dfcfsfCn of our own su-
preme court. Our court has held
the following with reference to water
meters in Lewis F. Cooper VS.. the
City of GootTIand, 80 Kansas, 121:
Municipal corporationsA-water-
works-ControT and Maintenance. TN
der the provisions of chapter 1876
OI Jue laws VI l0Vt POWCl 10 uOAO-
gated to cfties~of the second class
to make, by ordinance, any neces-
sary and reasonable regulation for
the control, operation and main
tenance of waterworks plants sup
ply the inhabitants of the city, pro-
vided such regulation be not in de-
rogation of the laws of the state
nor subversive of the property rights
of the inhabitants.
Ordinance Requiring Consumer
to Furnish Water Meter Held Rea-
sonable. An ordinance of a city of
the second class owning and operat-
ing waterworks to supply it's inhabit-
ants with water which prohibits con-
sumers from taking from its mains
any water except such as shall have
been measured by means of water
meter, and which provides that met
ers of the kind and make ordered
by the mayor and council shall be
furnished and the expense thereof
be borne by the consumers severally,
also reserving to the city the right
to stop the supply of water for a
violation of the regulations. is not
unreasonable, but is valid.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-04-18

Kansas Pacific railroad, as it was
then called, now the Union Pacific,
and when the offices were removed
to Kansas CITY he continued with
the road. In 1874 he was the east
ern passenger agent and advertis-
ing agent for the RAILROAD, and re-
NAMED in the east during 1875,
when he returned TO Kansas to take
place in the office of the railroad
at Lawrence. In 1880 he was ap-
pointed agent of the Union Pacific
at Solomon, and in 1881 he was
appointed agent at Lawrence, posi-
tion he held until 1905.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-04-18
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Of the Board Of County Commission
ers of Dickinson County, Kansas.
Held March 4, 5 and G..
Monday, March 4. 1912.

MoUoayy MafCn e., 19I2.
Board of county commissioners met
Monday March A. 1912 at 9 a. m. .
$145, Enterprise. tax being $S.36.
Ordered refund on $6,0O0.O0 valuation to
Abilene Wholesale Grocery Company, err
rone6us tax $73.13.
Ordered refund $6294 to Geo. Evans on
account of erroneous tax due and collect
Ordered lease for land for road from
Davis ID. Rock and Mary E. Rock to
board of county commissioners filed for
record IN register q deeds office
from custody.
Board ordered Jim Hoety transferred
from county jail to county farm.
Adjourned to meet March S, 1912 at 8
Tuesday, March s. 1912.
Commissioners met at 9 a. m, all pres
Checked accounts of treasurer with
books of county clerk.
Audited and allowed bflts against the
county.
6, 1912, at 3 a. m
Wednesday, March 6, 1912.
Board met at 9 a. m. all present and
allowed aid as follows:
Samuel Hartman $500 per month.
]. F. Laney $500 per month.
j. Vandenberg $1,000 per month.
f. Grimmerson 1000 per month.
j. Taylor $1,000 per month
E. Elwick $500 per month
E. L. Cloud $1,000 per month.
Mrs Geo. Swick $1,000 per month.
T. Seaman $500 per month.
j. A. Anderson $500 per month.
Mrs J. j. Ryan $1,000 per month.
Mary German $400 per month.
Order for compromise was issued to
~ Ketchersid on sales 365 of 1894 and
342 of 1898 for $1.00.
Resolutions having been passed at
meeting of trustees OF various townships
Feb. 49, 1912, favoring the construction
of certain roads, the county commission
ers decided to have about 100 miles oI
road built. The construction OF said
roads is to be under the supervision Of
township boards and county to pay half
the cost of construction. Roads to be To-
Gated and specifications furnished by
county commissioners.
Adjourned sine die.
b. ID. FRY,
Fl. w. KING. Chairman.
County Clerk.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-04-18

position to chuckle whenever it saw
a Joplin paper with double loaded
scream against the Democratic tariff
bill. And now it feels entitled to
another chuckle because of reso-
luton adopted at a big mass meet
ing in New Orleans In which Demo-
cratic Leader Underwood was de-
nounced as the 'wrecker Of pros
perity' because he brought forward
free sugar bill. 1t was all very
lovely and beautiful for Joplin and
New Orleans to vote for free trade
as long as it was the other fellows
products that were to go on the free
list. But now that the pinching shoe
is squeezed onto their own foot
wow!"
Abilene weekly reflector., 1912-04-18
FORMER SOLOMON U. P.
AGENT DIED AT LAWRENCE

Josephus T. Shanklin, pioneer
Kansas railroad man, connected with
the Union Pacific from the time of
its organization in the '7O's as the
Kansas Pacific. until he retired for
long and faithful service few years
ago, died Saturday morning at his
home in the west part Of the city,
says the Lawrence Gazette. He was
one OF the nest widely known rail-
road men in Kansas, faithful and
dilIgent. and popular with the COM
pany and its patrons. Mr.. Shanklin
entered the railroad business in
1870, IN the general offices Of the