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Arizona republican., 1913-07-03
p,IsIIc LOVE- MAKING IN SPAIN

The best of the Alcazar is the Al cazar gardens But l would not lg- nore the homelike charm of the vast court by which you enter the street outside to the palace beyond. It IS planted casually about with rather shabby orange trees that children were playing under, and was decor ated with the weeks wash of the low, simple dwellings which may be hired at a rental moderate even tor Seville, where a handsome and com modious house in a good quarter rents for $60 a year. One of these two-story cottages. as We should call them. in the ante-court of the Al
 caZar, had for the studnet of span ish life the special advantage or
Arizona republican., 1913-07-03
Of Local Interest
lIIAIshs deAsIsI Isfg e2sselll o1cTNYud
STORED WATER SUPPLY

Water service department report for July 2
 Elevation of water in reservoir 15O.62 Contents of reservoir, acre feet 410, 739 Loss preceding 24 hours, acre
 feet .............. 3S22 Elevation of water in reservoir
 one year ago. today, feet. .., 17O.3O Contents of reservoir, one year
 ago today. acre feet.........6 6O1 ,2G3 Normal flow Salt and Verde
 rivers. at Granite Reef dam,
 NJ L ..................... 1O.277 Amount of water used for irrii
 gation, north side, NJ. I...... 52 463 Amount of water used for irri-
 gation, south side. NJ. I 2S,SG4
Arizona republican., 1913-07-03
LAND MARKS COMING DOWN.

Do-GOod guaranteed for leaking tires, 25c at Griswold's Bicycle Shop. 2 East Adams St m
Arizona republican., 1913-07-03
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

Deficiency in temperature since first of month. degrees.
 Accumulated deficiency in tempera- ture since January l. $40 degrees
 Deficiency in rainfall yesterday. .O1 inch.
 Deficiency in rainfall since first of month. .02 inch Accumulated deficiency in rainfall since January l, O6 inch
Arizona republican., 1913-07-03

Pinney &, Robinson, Guns for Rent Advertisement
Arizona republican., 1913-07-03
DEMOLISHING NOTICE.

We have bought the two large build ings on the property lately purchased by the school district at the corner of Seventh and Van Buren streets and will begin tearing them down next Monday. Every thing on the ground will be sold. Intending purchasers will find man there authorized to sell. Pioneer Transfer Company.-Adver- tisement.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-03-19

DR.. Shallenberger IL an emlnently sue
eessrul specialist IN |, the treatment line Of
tablished reutatlon acquired by success
III his large practice and hospital eA-
perience. He is so proficient that he
can locate and name a disease in a few
minutes. As has successfully treated
thousands of the most, difficult cases OF
Chronic diseases OF men and women
why he continues his visits year after
year, while other doctors have made a
few visits and stopped.
DIR. Shallenburser successfully treats
diseases OF the eye. Ear. Nose. Throat,
Lungs, Heart. Blood. Skin. Nerves. Liv-
Ell. stomach. lntestines. kidneys. Biad-
in an early stage. Catarrh. Itingins IN
ears and deafness, Paralysis. Neuralgia,
Epilepsy. Sick Headache. Goitre, Eczema
lism OF joints and muscles. etc.
PILES. FlsSURE. FiSTULA
and all rectal diseases given special at
tention and treated without surgical ops
SURGICAL CASES ana RUPTURE.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Are you nervous and respondent?
no ambition; lireless; memory poor; ,eas-
lily fatisued; excited and irritable; eyes
sunken; red and blurred; pimples on
back; deposit in urine: distrustful: want
Of confidence; lack OF energy and
rH 5asas e. ion SESSES n;s,.! X =:
sired. Wrong treatment and incorrect
diagnosis have often resulted In the
worst Affections xerieGesie. Hydroeee
mind It is highly important that you
obtain the services OF physical who
has an established reputation for treat
Il Dr.. sHALLENBERGER has made
years Of study lof Private Diseases Of
men and women men, and .o, knows Is the quick
Women suffer untold agony. Diseases
that have been neglected or unskilifui-
] Dr.. SHALLENBERGER has special
remedies that have been used success
fully for years in cases of Leucorrhea,
Painful Menstruation. Displacement. Ov-
Dr.. SHALLENBERGER has made
Wonderful Cures and you should consult
him If you have chronic disease. No
matter what 1t is. If you are sick you
A specialist who has made a lifetime
study OF such diseases IS certainly pre-
s s. Elys the sear BEST no e
his part to cure his patients. When he
can, not help you he will frankly and
truthfully tell you 50. He treats patients
suits mean as much to- him as to the
patient, for most Of his new patients
come recommended by friend whom he
has treated. &3 a
His medicines are mostly prepared
from his own formulas perfected by
years of experiences, and are guaranteed
70 be ,1 made a,a from pure drugs ntga.
Confidential.
REFERENCE: Drexel State Bank. Chi
cago.
Ad pR, W Iefse!S % sHALLENBEReER.
CHICAGO. III.
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ONEIDA.

S5 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kellogg We're
4 Manchester visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Howe Of West
Union visited at the J. B. Howe
home the past week.
Phil sosebx of Ryan was in town
recently. Il q IA
Mrs. Charles Ferris and daughter
jeanette spent Tuesday with rela-
tives in Manchester
Mr.. and Mrs. Bush and daughter
+ Of Colesburg were in town Tueday,
enroute to Manchester.
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Frank Dun
: ham.
Charles Croyle of Manchester is
spending few days with home folks.
The Greeley choir attended church
here Wednesday evening.
Dave Hankins and Perry Haight
were Manchester visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Sarah Ridenour of Greeley. Wis
tied at the Will Miller home Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Darlington Of Cedar Falls was
! a business caller here Wednesday.
Rev. Billingsley of Manchester held
quarterly conference here Wednesday
! and preached in the evening.
Mrs Minnie Huston Of Cedar Fails
4 is visiting relatives here.
John Welterlen attended the auto
show at Cedar Rapids Wednesday,.
Deputy Sheriff Pentony of Man
chester was here on business Satur-
h day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lorenz are
visiting relatives at Golden.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-03-19
TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES REPORT.

To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors
| of Delaware County, Iowa:
Gentlemen:-Herewit please find se
c cell an and disbursements Of the road
funds for the year ending tDecember 81
1912. as required by Section 156s-a Code
supplement. n
DELHI
x Us Receipts
To balance on hand at beginning ~, /,
"a amount received from Coun t$s
'ty Treasurer. April apportioh- Ia. %
r ,,''a amount received from coun- 9 q.
ty Treasurer. October appor- :, 40
TO .'o amount received from labor. ~ -
on pool tax list. =. ~ l9o w
= (, q i nfs 1894 80
NJ Disbursements.
BY. cash paid for tools and ma ma. 40 s.
By t easli' paid road superlntend- avo q
By sea cash paid ( for labor. ols 50
BY cash paid for lumber ana ce- 90 no
By cash cash paid for thing. 1 e a aS
e e,si G &. K. Angel per cent. J. =
and Elk. Meetings. \, 80 ! 30 90
=, :. =, J; 4, ], I !, ants . 1889 "a
,,,nd Dec Al. 1912 As IS
r ;otapee AMOUNT eo nah1 NEGLECTED coli poll
fax rsturn as,! tS slS County Auditor 81 50
3; E E. Y S!as:e.
Attested 10 by G.. R. Angel. Township
Dated ted at Delhi. Iowa. this 4th day OF
January, A. D., 1913.
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Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh That Contain Mercury

of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
from reputable physicians. as the damage
they. viii do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them: Halrs
Cheney &. Co. Toledo O.. contains no
mercury, and is taken Internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous r sn 1,r-
Tatarrh Cute Be sure you get the genu-
Inc. It is taken internally and made In
Toledo. Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Tes-
timonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per pottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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td'sH hrf NJ Esl'
THORPE.

s The Ladies Aid society met with
b Mrs. II R. Works Tuesday and a large
crowd was in attendance. - 81
$ Mrs. Charles Daisy and DAUGHTER
\ Mable were business visitors in Man
chester Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romag were visitors
Y in Edgewood last week.
Gladys and Ruth Wonleighton We're
shopping in Oneida Monday.
Mrs. Davis was a Wednesday Wis
itor at the w. Chambers home.
The Cemetery society, which met
with Mrs Charles Daisy Wednesday,
was fairly well attended, considering
I the bad weather, and all enjoyed the
nice dinner which was served.
s D. w. Barr was an Edgewood Wis
&itor last week. Isl
Chris Jefferies was a Sunday visit
or at the Amiers home at Dundee.
Mr. Ryan. who held a moving pic.
ture show here Wednesday evening
: is prepred to give a show here every
Wednesday evening in the future.
8 Mrs. R. Works called OF Mrs. e..
Stucci Thursday. "a
Dewitt Wonleighton was a Sunday
visitor at the Clute home.
Chester Stone visited at the Chas.
Sedrick home Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Martin wore Sun
day visitors at the George Martin
home. Ill
Mr.. and Mrs. John Robertson spent
Tuesday at the Trenchard home.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-03-19

MsElliott, dragging. j. ). 90
Nov; rs. BY cash paid to ]. Q.
\, j ohnson, dragging. 90
Nov. rs. BY cash paid to An
thony Rsinburg, dragging. 3 90
Nov 25 By cash paid Frank
Anderson, dragging. g 90
Nov. 26. BY cash paid Albert
Carlson, dragging. 90
Heiserman. dragging !. ..t-.. 9 rs
Nov. 25. BY cash paid to, Jno
Duggan. dragging. 2 90
Nov. rs. BY CASH paid to Jno.
Tarleton, supt.... ..ti.. 80. so
Total. 49,. .... rs 101 60
4 Total disbursements. .$1741 62
Bal. on hand January I. 191s....s Sc 81
In testimony whereof. we hereunto
our names this 18th day OF
e6El CHAS. A. SWINDELL,
" h p. F. McELLIOTHT,
j. J. HEIBERGER.
/: /; 8 81. S42a N. Trustees.
Attest: Less Lyness. TWP. Clerk. 81
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The LOCAL news OF
DELAWARE COUNTY.
IRON OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS
pELhI.E

~ S55 49, DELHI. SOC #
Miss Helen Hatten Of, Chicago Wis
tied her sister, Josephine Hatten
last week. ,s5
Mrs. w. S. Skinner was called to
RoWley, A. Iowa, Saturday by the II
I. ness Of her niece. f 5s .7555 Y.
Bert Puiver is back from Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Belknap and
son#returned to their home in Armour ll
South Dakota, last week. "a I'd
~ An Easter program is being prepar-
ED for next Sunday morning at the
M. e. church. s;55
Miss Fern Furmanr returned. from
L Hanover, Illinois, last Wednesday.
ss5s Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Stimson en-
Stertained company Of friends Fri
y day evening. J,
$=sE Charles Sutton is seriously i'll at
his home west OF town.
E. C. Perkins OF Des Moines was
81 iii town Wednesday Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wolfe and
children are spending a week with
i Nj Manchester relatives.
Henry Lewis Of Hopkinton was in
town Saturday.
The young people held an enjoy
4 able surprise party on Miss Burnette
Rimmer Friday evening.
Frank Carlton Of Arlington visited
his great-uncle, A. z. Harris. last St
week. 49, f h 81 :t
Mrs. Mary Shirley visited her son,
Harvey, and family >>at Thorpe last
week. Ss a
Mrs. Grant Keith Of Hopkinton Wis
Sited her son Clay last Friday
There will be a millinery store
open up this week in the post office
building
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. w. Hartman are
having their house resided sand
large porch built Rhodes White and
men are doing the work. i.
Mrs. Jesse Hoffman is on the sick
list. s5gsa t.ss
Miss Edith Volt of Earlville visit
ed friends in Delhi last week.
The last number OF the Il lecture
course, the Davault Entertainment
company, win be at the Methodist
church Monday evening, March "a.
Admission, 20 and soc. s.ff$ 5ss
N Bridget Powers was born in Wine
Gap; County Waterford, Ireland, De
cember Is, 1919, and died at her
home in Brayton, Greeley county, Ne
Sbraska, March ], Is, aged SO years,
2 months and ! 2 days. She came to
Aulerlca III &tue ~ 5 ,, was MafTteu "
John Powers in 1856 at Northamp-
ton, Massachusetts; came to Delhi,
Iowa, in 1861, where they resided I'M
til i 1856, when they removed to. Gree
ley county, Nebraska. Her husband
died in 1898. She is survived by four
children, Alice, Kate, John and
Michael, also by one brother, David
Powers, of Springfield, Mass achusetts
and one sister, Mrs. Kate Maxwell,
of Dakota. She was a devout Cath
Ole, and lived faithfully to the teach-
ings of her church through a Iona
life. The burial was in the Catholic
cemetery at Brayton, Nebraska.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-03-19

. . Z. H. I'D .. N II % Il Il
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT, OF. Elk
ECUTORS.
STATE OF IOWA,
Delaware County-ss.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
the undersigned have been duly APP
pointed and qualified as Executors
of the estate of John V. Bush, late
of Delaware County, deceased All
persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate pay
ment and those having claims
against the same will present them,
duly authenticated, to the under
signed for allowance.
JOHN A. BUSH,
w. H. "OPENS.
Dated March 18th, 1913. 11-3.
E. c. Perkins, Atty. for Est.
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Total Receipts. 1. ). 80. 49,. 1859 IA

ment.. 49,. 50 30 y
Total Receipts. :. ). ). -. :. :. 1889 i
, Disbursements. 4
BY yn pash paid for tools aud mas $ rs Z
BY cash paid road .superihten- 80 =
BY cash paid for labor! $50 90
BY cash paid for culverts.. SO So
BY cash paid for trustee meet .. ~
BY cash paid trustees fees. at a
81, 10 days each as time % m
BY cash paid clerks 2 per cent.
& commission. 80. 81 ~
BY cash paid stamps and register =
BY - cash ash paid for dragging. -. 2o5 II
Total disbursements. 1s47 go
Bal. on hand Dec. 81. 1913.. :. 2s1 "a
Total ala amount Mount u;n;coliiected poll tax
returned to County Auditor for
,'ue 'e- 6. j. HocKiXAiDAY. a
B .Sss. NJ. D. HUTSON,
H. j.. SABIN,
At ties t 2. BY g. H. Durham. Town
Of December a. B., 1912.
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5u s<o. /. ' s. essh paid John Of i 7 :.
Jsas I; x cash paid Win. Ste j i
rune "a, !; ~, 3 cash paid Ed. NC J i
JeRRs suy. s e. s sss' ,a Rs!a franz !, 60
n MeeS e. By per CASH eth; pa ID $ W g
July 5 By f'i cash paid to B. E. e., , -
July 6 s, B 1o cash !, paid I'd, to J. D. &c
July H.os g. B yo cash paid to Smith q
ny i sss s g eas 81. paid to " %
August IS H BY 'e cash paid j. 3. =
August z!s4 2 Is ~ By cash paid =: E: %
October 5: By cash paid 3. =: :
oe S%}s5 + ;,nd Ry cash paid !: 3 , 50
october $: ,By cash paid Peter: ~
oe Ms5ene5 st. la Bg cash paid Lew: 70
Noyembe a i. By cash paid Andy
Ne Smiah; LABOR , Bv cash bald &. = 70
Nevember !. By ~ o Cash paid B. 3: :
Nd o. nrst fees e. and eash a boIi = s. 50
=, Smith. board meeting. W
November 4. By cash paid p. -
NJ Hucker. board meeting. 90
Kelly supt. and labor. -. IS s5
se general road o. X fund. :.a - 100 90
December 2. BY cash paid VIM.
!, Stevenson. labor. ~ "
N ter Gearhart, labor. %
December 81. BY cash paid to a.
Il John Citing, labor. $3.50. ~. II 20
December 81. BY cash paid to
y Geo. Good, labor. 49,. 80
December 81. BY cash paid to ~
n John Jaeger. labor. 90
December 81. By cash paid B;
4 p; First. board meeting and "a
december :e 81. BY cash paid =.
M. Hucker board meeting. W
December 81. By cash paid w. a.
r. Reeve, board meeting. -. w
Total disbursements. .$427 SO !
B. E. FIRST,
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II ELK.
Ranainta

sG IzI2i Receipts a Il
TO balance on hand at beginning .
OF year, Jan. l, 1912. % ~
To amount received from Coun- IA
IS treasurer. April apporrlon- !,
TO amount received from Coun-
r. Treasurer. OctoOer auyor
ttonment. -. !. ~. 1874 80
Total. receipts. 1887 "a
Disbursements.
:e1lts. ..~..i'..',. 7G5 80
by c;isn palu tor lumber. o. 81
Dy cash paid tor tlilny.. st5 81
By cash PAID Tor damages iii
By cash paid for snow shoveling "a 10
BY cash paid tor cement. 70
BY cash paid for. blacksmithlng. ~
BY cash paid Tor hardware. .5E=7 So
~ cash paid Tor posts. .55Si OO
By cash paid tor council meet
BY Cash paiu for room rent. %
BY cash paid tor Clerks com-
: mission. .,s.. 20 ST
BY cash paid for Clerks euaran-
sy cash paid tor road dragging 81 Is
Total disbursements. 111s 81
Balance on hand Dec. 81. 1912 173 so
Total amount uncollected poll
tax returned to County Auditor
81 Nj. Z. j. Kruempis IT, =
p. w. Timmons,
~ Trustees T
: ship Clerk. !. ;1S }s
Dated at Greeley. Iowa, this 4th day of
January. "A. b., 1912.
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RICHEAND.
Hgtg.

Sa XII. r. =. s:sa RIcHEAND. 81
Receipts X
TO balance on hand at beginning
Of year: Jan; j; isi2 40; ;;,,;, 2yt 10
i ~ f. 60: /. a. 20. 1885 81
TO amount received from Coup-
s tx i' 800. 80. 1877 IA
: lion ' Of poll tax. in cash. ! s. t5 20
" treasurer. Dragging Fund. $40 A
Total receipts. 49,. 2142 rs
4, Disbursements. Ia
enls. :. 241 As
BY cash paid Tor labor. =. 81 Isl
BY cash paid for thing. ..f.. 373 6S
BY cash paid for commission to
I'll. Fuehr, Clerk. 80 SO
BY cash paid for commission 10
II. J. Fuehr, Clerk. 1850. II
BY cash palu for dragging roads 159 ~
Total disbursements. :. 80. ;. 1858 OF
Balance on hand Dec. 81. 1912 :. 500 Fl
%E d. S. S. Ives.
Y w. II. Rule. f
l.A5. y ISIS 81 s ~ Trustees.
Attested to by T. J. Fuenr. Township
( Clerk. f Il 9s}a5E
Dated at Dundee. Iowa. this 18th day OF
january. "A. D., 1913. ~
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DELAWARE.
Receipta.

To balance on hand at beginning.
of year, January 1, 1912 90 SO
To amount received from County
q Treasurer. April apportionment 1850 s.
To amount received from County
treasurer. October apportion-
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hand at the commencement OF !,
rt the am 1esSal received eaai from coun j.,
To y amount naeu1 r received from coun-
ty treasurer, october apportion- "a no
To me Transferred from drag fund 19S S g
10 Hopkinton State Bank note lou w
4 40, rece,nts 1857 IS
Disbursements.
Jan. %. BY cash paid s. e. . as
Ja haf y. by yAe cash paid T. !. 10 s
AY gaan. ksliy vs sash tr Sa'o jan J,
nv ! e e AP BY cash { paid to Frank ],
: kelly, Work for April. 81 Y
June {. BY cash paid to Frank a, 80
Kelly. work E~ cd for n naid to Frank : .
1u Y az, .; York Wy cI for June. 1853 81
Aug. &: BY cash paid to Frank - 10
KellX w Ru for or } naig 10 frank ~ =
Kelly. work for August. Sos 81
I. Kelly. work for SeptemoeEE,; Eva nj: Aof ~
N.Y. T:,, y; work ny c FOR 6ctober.. 121 Ga
June i: By cash paid w. r.
3 Reeve. 2 per cent. com. on y. oz 20
July vs. s: y paid cash to R. z. 10 80
Aug oss 8. By cash paid Farmers
supply Co.. culvertsS q and sup ISL 20
Aug n's s. BY cash. paid to 3: p: (, 40
First. labor and t trustee ee res rs "
= Smith, labor and trustee fees 90
Aug. s. BY cash paid to E. NJ. az
Fucker, labor and trustee fees w
Aug. 5. BY cash paid to W. K. 2 90
sept eeey 3. fss'e cash paid VIM. Gull !
dice. labor. o'rii' n 49,
oc stia o. Min ti,ins piN - 2 rs
oct ahapnn' H sin cash paid to John :, %
oct RoT ss 81 cash paid Harlan 81 -
oct: g hy cash paid to George ], %
Mofri s. 'laR boz cash bald Hcpiin. -
A toa state tat Bank. note SIS. inter = -
NOV. 4 81 cash paid to =: E: i 50
Nov .ea T. i BY cash paid indepen- :
dence Culvert Co.. culverts.. q 90
NeX: !. By cash paid to B. e. %
Now evtss /. ' BY Cash paid to J. IS. !
Smith, one disc. ~ w
Ney. 4. BY cash paid PAID to E. NJ. . 90
Nd Quicker !: By 5fqstss p 5ssi to " :
cent. commission on .$4o.79:. 81
Nov. 4. By cash paid to W. L. - -
NOV. I. By cash paid to 6. i. =
Na Neex !. f 81 cash paid to E: NJ !.
Dec cop +: Eye By cash paid VIM: Kib- =
Dec. 81 TT 81 cash paid to 5no. i
III fucker Ike labor o.n psAlu = . so
De dGr:assEting ~ Fund. .e1. = -. ~ 80
Total disbursements. .115s? Is
Balance on hand Dec. 81, 1922. 10 rs
In testimony whereof. hereunto sub
scribe my name. this LIST day Of jan
uary. 1913. :. ,.r,e,,,
e. NJ. EUCKER,
5g J. D. SMITH,
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Disbursements.

Disbursements @
Febrgary s, 1912. By cash paid T. J q
February s. 1912. By cash paid :.
YIN VIM; Barry; Session wor s. 4; 200
April !. 1872: BY cash paid Fred !.
a P9rteou 8, ) shoveling snow sn I 50
pll 1 s 1sas sne7 H&l sssh Psia 2 40
April I. 1912. BY cash paid Robt. !.
April nirf: i, la 1917. BY cash paid y
April i. 1912. by cash paid Rich :
McMahon, labor. 225
Ap R!ir, h,.h hSis ,.1 Ry cash paid .
APr fFl H1 1879: By !e0 Cash paid =
April i !. isi2 lag By cash paid Ar. .
Ag p , j; III; By cash paid + % ~
April rs, 1912, BY csah paid IN
dependence Culvert Co.. cul- !.
April 20 1912: BY cash cash paid T. 80 {.
Ma Il; aae 1sis 1 R1 e. 81 na,d Ed 90
May IL 1912. By cash paid Far :
Ju ny 9 g is1a B lab cash pata Ropt %
5uRs 5, 1s1 i, 81 cash paid VIM. = =
5q Rs,s5 TIT '5Sar 81 cash paid VIM: : :
June 5: 1911. ST. By cash paid II. :
JpRs 3. fS15: By cash paid Robt. /. -
June 3, 1912. BY cash paid Phi. -
june s. ae 1877 BY ie eash paid Jay %
June s: 1912: by By cash paid Hen: =
1n5a Gar 18th ~ la easn Maid IN 10 90
dependence cuivert Co. cul-
5rs ssrs i labor By cash paid Bert Is 90 %
July 5, 1919. TO cash !. to Trheo. :.
july 9h s. i59s lasSF cash paid Bert = 70
SEPTEMBER aS; rA 3. 1912. BY cash paid - "
Theodore Pohlkapm. labor. Il 50
Sept 9: To cash paid to Bert oio M
Ny: !: 1gi$: BY cash paid VIM. q
No 1af4 =. By ls9e Cash paid john Dug 20
Ny: !. !, By cash, paid Henry ~
:, carrothers, labor. 90
Roberts. labor. - :. = =. - 20 50
NOV: 4: BY cash paid.H. Slim ~
now ovA' 4. 's SSy cash paid VIM. Bar. :.
NOV: t T.. 81 cash paid Robert :. ~
Nov. 4. BY cash paid Bert :Dui:. :.
rey. labor. ~. "a 90
Nov. S. By cash paid Philip
Heiserman, labor. :. 49,. 90
Nov. 4. By cash paid Jay Well
w Walden, labor. A ' :. 4 90
rey. labor. 80 -. 400
Miller. labor. S 90
cusker. labor. 1s 50
son, clerks com. ;. -. -. 27 SO
Durey. labor. 80 IS 90
Dec. Is. BY cash paid Michael
Dec. "a. By cash paid b. H.
ttyan, labor. .G:. 49,. W
Total disbursements. .$14o1 SIS
Amount road funds on hand. >. 146 70
IN testimony whereof, hereunto SUB b
scribe my name, this slst day Of De-
cember. 1912. 3
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-03-19

Balance on hand Dec. 81. 1912 J. 492 q
a. E. Clark,
A. J.. Eaton
III. Heyer. el
Trustees
Attested to by H. NJ. Barr. Township
Clerk.
Dated at Edgewood. Iowa. this s1st day
of December, A. D., 1912.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-03-19
SOUTH FORK.
Receipts,

SOUTH FORK.
Receipts.
To balance on hand at begin
p ming of year, Jan. 1, 1872.
To amount received from coun-
ty treasurer. April apportion-
To amount received from coun-
tlonment. ;. -. :. -. - Il
eral road fund. :. =. :. -. q 81
4 Total receipts. IS AT Al
Disbursements.
April Is. BY cash paid F. E.
Williamson, labor. -. 4 81
April Is. By cash paid H. W.
LIE Clere, labor. 2 81
Jaeger. labor. :. % IS
First. labor. -. II 81
3. Smith: Labor. :. Is Of
June 1. By cash paid to Smith
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-03-19

NORTH FORK.
Receipts
To balance on hand at beginning
Of year. Jan. l, 1872. .... IL 81
To amount received from Coun-
ty Treasurer. April apportion- 90 :,
TO amount received from Coun
ty Treasurer. October appor-
Z tionment.. $50. ..+..t.. rs 10
Dec. ~. 1912. Received of road
superintendent. ..lS.. 20 ~
Total receipts, sss IS
Disbursements.
BY cash paid for tools and ma !, AZ
By cash paid road superintend- oso %.
By cash paid for labor. y. 4os 81
BY cash paid for thing. l29 ~
BY cash to County Auditor for
township map and exp. 70
Clerks 2 per cent. on road fund ~ w
Total disbursements. sS1 81
Balance on hand Dec 81. 1912 Sc ~
Total amount uncollected poll
tax returned to County Auditor !
- ''.iie - ~ Anton Meyer.
- g4E Chas Quint.
James j. Brunkan
et. Trustees.
Attested to by J. H. white. Township
Clerk.
Dated at Lebo School House. Iowa. this
9th day Of December A. d. 1872.