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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-28

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Psalms 54th Chapter, I. to 10. verses.
| will bless the Lord at all tines
his praise shall be continually in my
mouth.
My soul shall make her boast in the
Lord the humble shall hear thereof
and be glad.
o. magnify the Lord with ME, and
let us exalt his name together
sought the Lord and he heard me,
and delivered me from all my fears.
They looked unto him, and were
lightened and their faces were not
ashamed.
This poor man cried, and the Lord
heard him and saved him out Of all
his troubles.
The angel of the Lord decampeth
round about them that fear him, and
dellyereth them.
taste and see that the Lord is
good. Blessed is the man that trust
eth in him.
o fear the Lord, ye his saints: for
there is no want in them that fear
him.
The young lions do lack, and suf-
fer hunger but they that seek the
Lord shall not want any good thing
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Flour guaranteed to be the best or
money refunded. L. D. Mason, 2Oi
West Main street. 1S-1m
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-28

oENTlEHEN'S LINEN SUITS
CLEANED AND PRESSED. soc.
GLOBE LAUNDRY CLEANING AND
OYElNG co. PHONE 10. 29Stf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-28

buy in car lots and can sell for
less. l.. D. Mason, hay, grain, flour
ana feed. 20l West Main street.
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EDUCATION NOTES. :.

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Philadelphia provides free eye
glasses for nearly $500 school chill
dren every year.
Required home study has been
abolished in the schools of Sacra-
mento. Cal.
Five hundred and fifty-fiye per
sons attended the evening classes
in academic subjects at the Uni
versity of Cincinnati last year.
About $4,000 is earned annually
by the boys in the cooperative in
dUstrial course in the high school
at Fitchburg, Mass.
After 10 years of service a teach-
er in Schenectady, y. Y, may obtain
a years leave of absence for study
or travel abroad. receiving one-third
payment of salary.
A comparison of CPS star athletes
OF the Naval Academy with $50 nom
athletes, in both cases from the
classes of lS92-19ll, shows that
apparently the non athletes are in
better physical condition than the
athletes.
Medical inspection is business
In town with 2J0
children, it is said for instance, there
would be an annual saving OF $3.50
if by thorough medical inspection
the durable physical defects that
school children could be
renledied.
There are now about 30 psychic
og.cal clinics in the United States,
according to Or. ]. A. Wallin, Of the
University of Pittsburg. The first
If such clinics, for the purpose of
and classifying mentally
unusual children, was established at
he University of Pennsylvania in
500
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-28

r. J. Ramsey 10 headquarters for
Grissby's Liver Syrup.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-28

GENTLEMEN'S LINEN SUITS
CLEANED AND PRESSED, soc.
GLOBE LAUNDRY CLEANING AND
DYEING co. PHONE 10. 29Stf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-09-28

Read the Want ADS.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-08
CORPORATION MUST PROVE
 THEY PAID liCENsEe

Glanclng over the laws passed hy the Alaska legislature some interest ing ones are discovered. One clause of one hiil provides that corporations must allege and prove in court that they have paid their licenses hcfors they are permitted to commence ar maintain suits for the recovery of money due on promissory notes. Some attorneys here seem to think that this proviso will result In some inconven- fence and delays. They point out that an attorney from outside wili not he acquainted with the law until afsnr fIling suit and that he will be delayed as consequences.
 The new poll tax will not he levied untill next year evidently as the law states that 1t must m collected in March. annually.
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PENFIELp BECOMES U. S.
 AMBASSADOR TO AUSTRIA
Special Nveost osrvioA

Special Nvo0st esrv,oA
 WASHINGTON. Juiv s.-Fredcrick cnurtmnd Prniicld has hcen appoint "d |. E. nml,assn,l"r to Austria nftcT the consultation which President VII son had with the mrmbcrs of 'ac scn- ate.
 I'cndeld is ono of the most eminent citizens nf Amcrira and has hccn re- cognized as really eminent in a world sense by many of the countries of Europe. He has been decorated with the French Legion "f Honor. by the Ehcdivc of Egypt and many mon nrchs of the European continent He has also represented tho United States in various diplomatic capacities and Is one of the greatest travellers alive. His emInence Is the cause of his ap- pointmcnt to the most exclusive court in Europe.
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ALL ARE INVITED TO
 THE MEETING roNIcHT

Everyone Is invited to the meeting of the Chamber of Commerce which will take place In tho city hall at 8 o'clock this evening. Ths invI'ation is extended to people who arc rot mem hers as well as to members. The chief purpose of the meeting will be to pc pure for the reception of th' excnr- sionists hut other matters vii. also probably come up for liscussior.
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|NlRSCHbERCS l GETTING READY

The iIirsehbcrgs are now working night and day, accordinw to Billie Sales who was recently up there. and will soon br ready to set their dredge tn operation. Their ground shows up fine and nfter careful prospect 1t has been proven to go one dollar and a quarter to the yard.
 MT. Sales niso says thut the people on Gold Run are waiting patiently for water but ought to have successful sensOn when rain comes.
 Tom Dunkin Is snid to have one of the finest gardens in the country up there iie had ridIshes ready for the table in tho middle of June. Billie admits candidiy that he was lost for nine hours In the fog up there and that he spent sort nf an amphibious existence in the swamps during that period.
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TAMALPA|S MOUNTAIN
 IS MASS OF FIRE

flame and he totally destroyed. This danger Is real nt present hut great efforts are being made to fight the Ire to reyent lis spread. It is consid cred likely that the militia will be called out today. Hundreds of vol- unteers are now Iaborlns hard to save what they can from the threatenina ruin but the fire is gaining headwa, In spite of every effort.
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day telling of tho closing "f tlc banks or bank by thc somptr'li"r "f i'r cur
 rcn,.y wus w.,t,ird in such II way as to lead tn ilr belief tha, iim first and second bank meant one institution i'li
 it has been asrrrtainrd tMiI thr tw" arc. or were. separate nstiinttohs Tho telegram today nls" siIgc''sts that
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Special N.ssst Service.

WASHINGTON. .Iuiy x. Secretary of tlie Tre;,sury MrA'l'm gave out q statement t'aiay [" tlIc effect that the general cr,n,iittnn of l'ankiiig In Pits burg and all over th" r."Intry is good n"t wit ,hstan,liuE il,. failure nf the first
 aud seun,l nuti"nii hanks nf that city. siiiutions as an example of unsounnl banking Df q sporadic kind hut iw further effects thnn the closing of
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VALSTEIN 6. SMITH OF
 kATALlA IS TREASURER

ice, which will entail q great deal Oi work. whrh will largely dcvolve up- turc having failed. through an over sight undoubtedly to make sufii .Ient appropriatipn fur clerk hire.
 Mir. smith Is Il married man and has children His official residence will he at Juneau. as provided by the ari crcutini; the office.
 The territorial treasur"r's position pays ;i salary of s4. 4.00O a year.
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STRONG GIVES kATALLA MAN BIG JOB
SERvILE LABOR
 MAKES SUICIDE
Nugget Special Service.


 SEATTLE, July 8.-Declarins that he was tuo good for serviie labor and rcprouching .he nation for bot making life caster for him J. D. Wilhit com nlitted suicide here last night. Wiihit was a veteran of the Spanish Amcri- cun war hut in recent years was com I,.Il,d io work hard although he coii- sidcr.,i himself superior to the lui"r wlwi ir found it necessary to under gn. lIc was evidently onc of those who had dreams of ease n.d the sort of pride which makes man curse hls h.t without putting up nn effort to alirr 1t. Iic left Il long note beside his i"uiy hit hc made the drclnrati ions ncni iI,cd before committing suicide.
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PAST NOMI1E
 KILLS SELF
Special Nugget esrvios.

Special Nugget Service
 CHICAGO. July X. ]. Henry smith. of Sin t'rancisco. committed suicide in ihis city last night hy cheating lived nt Nome, AiaslSi. HIS c;,n bc seen by letters which were found m the mrly after death.
 The rutisu 0f ihc suicide k moi kMpwn nt present so ihr usual sus- plcl,,n that 1t was due to tinnncial Jif- nrultirs has been entertained. Th"r'' nrr nisn other r.nsons for the belief and until an inquest x held ihre is nn reason to believe otherwise.
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SHELL NARROWLY
 MISSES PRESIDENT

the battleships from II gun which was being tried. This shell came riElh for ih. Maynuwcr and passed "Vcr her lows. Had II struck. ih" A'ayflnw"r would certainly hay" been reduced {" T complete wreck. As II WAS the Dar- row escape became cNidcnl whrn the shell exploded and s"mr "f ihc ladies abm,rd were badly shaken in nerve,
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years, engaged In thr imnklng busi- ness ut Nottingham and Anucortes. enuutam and by his lnng experience in the banking busnrss Is thoroughly ,,tuippcd for the duties nf the posi- lion to which hr has h'rn appointed iic Is of independent prorlivities In politics and as never been active In them
 The duties of tlw irc;tsurrr will be- mi,iy, and one of the most import
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Nuoast Special Service.

WASIiINGTb July S.-The fate of the Underwood tariff bill has been finally decided and the decision Is favorable so that the famous hill will become law as 1t stands and the country will soon bc living under it's new tariff arrangements. Forty seven senators have declared definitely that they will vote for the Underwood hill ns 1t wns finally drawn up by agree mcnt In raucus and Il majority of one at least is now assured while there is q possibility that the majority will be
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coRNELIus CELLS OUT,

oscar Cornelius has soli nut the property which he operated during the winter. It is located Up the sec- ond beach ilnr below tOrt Davis One of the purchasers is Peter Haas who worked with Mir. Core .''u, and who knows the ground we'll. The former owner is said to he eonirmp:utirx 2 trip t0 the outside.
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Special Nusast Service.

WASHINGTON. July S.--A very seriocs disaster was narrowly missed yesterday when powerful shell came within an ace of hitting the May
 flower while President Wilson was aboard. The president had started out on the famous ship fnr rest cruise and tho cnursc stecrcd brought
 the vessel io the navy proving grounds near Indian Head. As she was stcnm- Ing along n shell was fired by nne of
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Asbert club where 1t was said that gambling was going on amongst the members. All the members are amongst the most prominent men on the island and are said to have gam
 bled for high stakes. The rcln,rts com ing from the Asbert club were that great sums changed hnnt3 nightly and that the scenes to be witnessed were
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m DANGER FROM FAILURE
 OF THE PITTSBURG BANKS

tl,n two arc really one and in spite Du,lish,i bank uuthorlticr. copies oI which are in Nome. it seems really tlni the first md second national lu,nks arc one lnsiitutl,n nr a kasi are aintlg,matcd.
 The nutimriiy referred |" says thai the c"miinrd 'leI"'sits in the twt banks are ninut $z5.00O.O 900. The dis patch [" the Nugget @'Id they wrr' s:o ,O0O. 900.
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HAVANA POLICE CHIEF
 KILLS THEle0vERn0R

almost equal to those associated with Monte carlo. The chief of police en- tered the club this morning during the hours of darkness but he and his men were met with a hot pistol nre de. Iivered by the governor himself and several others. The police returned the fire and Il fierce light resulted with the consequences stated.
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Nugget Special Service.

NU00W opoCIaI osTVIC0'
 WASHINGTON. July S,-A shock struck high political circles to-day when Il i,st.ame known that Mrs. May Jor- gcnson had been assaulted by II negro moi far from the capital. Mrs. JOr- gcnson is n sister in law of Senator P"lnd.xtcr. of Washington. and ais' of General Charles Morton. retired The full story of the assault hns been kept go quiet that it is supposed to have been more serious than the mcl- gre reports given out. Ii K said that
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SENATOR WILL LEAVE
 Sr. MICHAEL AT [ '. ~.

Frank o'Connor. ngent of the Pa- ciRc Coast SteamshIp Company. re- ceived . message at noon today stat ing that the Senator will leave St. Michael, this afternoon Ut o'cloct for Nome. The Hcrmnn left thS. mouth of the Yukon early this morn- ing and was expected early at sa. Michael.
 The Senator will leave Nome for Seattle tomorrow morning. NIT svCon- nor says. and the first pascnSct lighter will Eo out at .. n.
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seseial Nugget Service.

spseiai Nugget Service.
 JUNEAU. July T. Coy. J. r. A. Strong has appointed Wnlstrin C. Smith, of Kataila, Alaska, to tn" posi- t,ou of Territorial Treasurer, under the act of the first session "f the Alaska legislature. approved April 3S. 1913. for tue term beginnins July 20. lsl3 and ending January |. ioih.
 Mr. smith is n native d Columbus. Ohio. Since 1907, he has been c.'ihi"r of the First Hank of KatnlIa. Prior
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-08

All pors"ns having accounts aGa'nS' inc Fourth "f July committee arc re- auestcd ir present same [" N"ss Downing ar the undersigned. Committee will meet Wednesday evening at S n'clock for final action li' A. Pnlrt's store.
 A. POLET.
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Hold your Furs tor Louis Levy representing Jossph uIlmsn, ef Mss verk. Win arrive In Meme in . few days. M
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-08

The above telegram says distinctly that the women burned Sir William Lever hut the wording of 1t suggestA that there might be some mistaxa In transmitting the message and that IL sufFragettes might have burned hiA house. This could happen by leaving nut the word house.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-08
GIVES 3s.ooo.ooo TO
 4 LADY He LIKED
Special Nugget Ssrvio&

LONDON. July a.--Thc courts have sustained the will wade by the late Sir John Murray Scott who left the sum of ss.ooo.ooo to Lady sackvIIle. The baronet had fallen In love with Lady Sackville hut m marriage had taken place. TIe maintained hti regard for her. however, until the last moment and the 0nni art nf his life was to leave her the ba.k of hi' fortune.
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CHAMBER or COMMERCE.

There wIll he meeting of the Chamber of Commerce in the city hall Tuesday evening at . o'clock. A full attendance is requested.
 D. F.. CROWLEY,
 Secretary.
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anseial Nunast Ssr.feA

SAN FRANCISCO. July 8.-The west slope of Tamaipais is aflre and the blaze can he seen far { nd wide The whole slope Is described as a mass of f,nme and smoke and fears are entertained that very serious disaster win result from the connaEa- . ton. Tho most serious loss feared is that the Muir woods will catch the
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SENATE MAJORITY
 FAv0RS THE TARIFF

greater.
 Senators Hitchcock and CuIbcrtson are absent at present hut they are known to be favorable to the Under wood measure. Representative Un- lerwood declares that he Is now thoroughly satisfied and the hin Is nil hut law. The people generally are of the opinion that never has more important bill been put through the senate governing the financaI arrange ments.
 VfaIttnu rnrda at Nuooot Ot5cO.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-08

Steamer cerwin will sail for Teller, York. Wales, Dssrins. ksswalik and Dlessem July .. For particulars ea'l at Corwin essIee.
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Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 HAVANA. Cuba. July S-General Asberi, governor of Havana province. Senator MoralOs and Representative Arins are dying as the result of wounds inflicted by General Rfva. chief of police. during raid made by the chief in th~ early hours of this morning. The raid WIS mitde on the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-08
.SuFFRACETTES
 BURNING AGAIN

Special Nugget Service. LONDON. July S.-The suffragettes burned today Sir William Lever, n mo- ted physician. who wns the founder ot well l-known health resorts.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-08
NOTICE.

Received at Dsssis Sto~s, { sisoan ssmpls ssts mink and fox. Will h seId reasonable. Cell now.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-08

Frssh fruit and vegetables at the Rsyai Fruit sters. Phone Main i22. ese Delivery.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-08

Ali stockholders are reaucs.et r at- tend the annual meeting of tho com pany either in person or hy proxy. Meeting to be held In the city hall on July ltth at : D. m.
 A. PoLET.
 Secretary.
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60 TO THE NORTH POLE oaksry Ter the bsst bread aWd pasery. The enly ceigss hssss h tswn.
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osnater will arrive July Srd with . larss shlpmsnt ef srssh fruit end vssstaAlss fer the Royal Fruit otsrs.
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A. POT.ET'.

For Noms News and werid's nsws ast the Nugget.
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NEGRO ASSAULTS
 PROMINENT WOMAN

Mrs. Jorsenson was walking in Q quiet place unaccompan when she was confrOnted by the man who ls xIid to have been powerful speci- men of his race. She returned to her home exhausted. it Is said. and police have been sent on the track "f the miscrcnnt hut up to the present the efforts |" capture him hnve proved nn- nvailing.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-08

ThoruIf Lshmann, Purvsyor to the people os Seward.
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those atitutions thomsciv"s. Th" loss to the dcpOsitors will probably h' enormous.
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MEETING OF LADIES.

The general invitation extended [" thc ladi's of Nome to meet at fny I,aII tnmnrr,w Wednesday, at n'clock to get as n reception committee to the ladies nf ihe party about i'' visit Nomr.
 t;I.WpoD BRtiNEIt
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-07-08

Esss et and chickens, at Prosssrs Harness shop. Phone Slack 5.
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NOTICE TO rhg sTockHoLpERs
 or THE NEW ERA MlNiNo co,
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-Ths psesiss papssr -sisss esssoss
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FI.WIHUI IIHl NETk, Chairman of Enter. committ"f
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-01-23

of the court house and the Steward
OF the County Home Farm and
the Scavenger for the court house
and Jail. also for bounty for wild
animals killed and pocket gopher
bounty.
A vote resulted as follows: f. f.
Johnson,-Yes; D. ID. Sampson,
Yes; r. P. Clark,-Yes.
On motion Peddlers and show Ii
censes was fixed as follow for the
year 1918:
Peddlers with 2 horses and We
hicle 1925 90
Peddlers with ! horse and We
hicle 70 OF
Psddlers or foot $685.. 10 90
Shows per exhibition ..... so 90
On motion application of Clark
Wilson for Janitorship of Court
House 1913 was accepted.
On motion application of w. H.
Bottom for Stewardship of County
Farm and Home for 1913 was ac-
cepted to commence March 1, 1913.
On motion the taxes for 1907 and
previous years was dc'ared I'M
available.
On motion the following Official
Bonds were approved.
Otto Witthauer County Auditor.
N E Mortensen, Co. TREASURED.
Clarice ioelke, Co. Recorder.
F. NJ. Rice, County Clerk of Courts.
John A. Graham, Attorney.
Ella NJ. Stearns, 60. Superintendent
j l. R;ppcy, Deput. Auditor.
ID l. Thomas, Deputy Recorder.
l. A McGinnis, Deputy Clerk
A c Harmon, Coroner.
B F Dryden, assessor Hamlin twp.
H. w. Stearn, assessor Leroy twp.
w F Hoyt, assessor Melville town
ship
H w Starns, assessor Lerop twp.
John Lovelace, assessor Cameron
township.
Hans Andersen, Douglas twp.
w A Koob, assessor Brayton town.
Peter H Schroeder, assessor Lin
coin township.
Claud Jayne, assessor Greeley twp
C F Beers, clerk Cameron twp.
Elmer Hardie, clerk Melville twp.
Peter r Nissen, c.erk Hamlin twp.
A Shupe. clerk Douglas twp
Herman kusel, clerk Lincoln twp.
Walter Hensley, clerk Greeley twp.
Christian Hansen, clerk Oakfield
township
Levi Walker, clerk Audubon twp.
A H Edwards, Justice of the Peace,
Douglas township.
Jerry Hoover, Justice of the Peace,
Greeley township.
A H Zinke, Justice of the Peace,
Douglas township.
d L Thomas, Justice of the Peace,
Leroy township
Charles Sunberg, County Sheriff.
L NJ Anderson, constable Leroy
township
w H Jay, constable Leroy Twp.
j F Egan, constable Greeley twp.
,lerk of Courts office and checked
follows.
RT OF. FEES
september 30th, 1912.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-01-23
BOARD PROCEEDINGS
january Session, 1878

Auditors Office, Audubon, Iowa,
January 2, 1913.
Board of Supervis ns met at 10
o'clock a. m. Us required by law.
Members pres ant e. F. johnson, d.
d. Sampson, r. P. Clark, member
elect for term beginning III Janu-
airy 1913, being present was sworn
and the Board proceeded to organ
ize by electing E. F. Johnson, chair
an for the ensuing year.
On motion minutes during vaca-
ton were read and approved.
On motion fees were, allowed Gran
Jury witnesses as per Grand Jury
Book for the December term, 1912.
i1n motion the appointment of the
following persons as deputies
was approved:
ID l. Thomas, deputy recorder.
j l. Rippey, deputy auditor
l. A McGinnis, deputy clerk of
courts.
w NJ Crees, deputy sheriff
On motion the salaries of the
officers and eployees of the county
was fixed as follows for the year OF
1913.
Auditor, $14oO per year, payable
monthly.
Treasurer, $500 per year, payable
monthly.
Recorder, 1920 per year, payab
monthly.
Clerk of courts. $1,000 yer year pay
able monthly.
Sheriff, $500 per year, payable
quarterly
County Attorney, 5000 per year,
payable quarterly.
Superintendent of Schools, $3.50
yoer year, payable monthly.
Deputy Auditor, $66.66 per month,
payable monthly.
Deputy Treasurer, $50 per month,
payable monthly.
Deputy Recorder, $35 per month,
payable monthly.
Deputy Clerk, $50 per month, pava-
BILE monthly
Steward of County Home, SIS pc,
month, payable monthly.
: Janitor court house, $50 per month.
payable monthly.
On motion Board adjourned to
meet again at / O'Clock D. M
| O'Clock p. m. Board met pursu-
ant to adjournment. Members all
present.
The following Resolution was intro
duced and passed by the following
vote. X
Resolved: That the County Audi
tor be ordered and he is hereby
ordered to issue warrants on the
County Fund, during the year of
1913, for the payment of the salar
les Of County officers and their
deputies, also to pay the Janitor
On motion Board proceeded tot
Same and annrOyed his reports as
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1913-01-23

1890 -
s s.: :: :. he: :: ,s@:ss rs; );
Interest collie collected sat,,1a;
Vouchers paid 25 os
rowxst,n o 1926 OF 1926 OF
Cash 5,; ;sHsssas Road ss ss
Vouchers paid 1888 90
2z2 - 5zao -
Cash. inland, last fs settlement 70 i
Interest COLLECTED COLLECTED Md Is
49, SO 80
81, - -, TOWN
Interest collie collected Ell, IS IS
z yrs ss'1 paid se g %
y. =
Cash on hand last settlement -----.-- IS 10
Taxes COLLECTED objected so5 90
ye eass 9s,9ssse 81 g .
80 = 49,
s f:s:. :. :, a:ss As, : ss:5s IS. ];
Interest $ j::::::: us; -. d;
ELECTRIC LIGHT
s;:::, ;; ;:;:;.s :::@s: =
Taxes refunded ---.------.------------ 2o7
on hand ---~----~. .--. ii Is Is
BOARD OF HEALTH 721 50 72ls2
Cash on hand last settlement
Taxes refunded .-
Take. collected ssaol1n ooApoA111oN 20 90