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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-11-27

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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-09-25

end of steel bridge in the southeast
quarter of the southwest quarter of
section 80, township So, range Is,
about $50 feet east of where the
road from the south comes into said
Leon-Decatur City road, and a point
about 200 feet east of the southeast
corner of the southwest quarter of
the southeast quarter of said section
80, township 50, range Is:
THEREFORE BE 1T RESOLVED,
BY the Board of Supervisors of Deca-
tur county, Iowa, that the said road
be changed and altered as follows:
BY leaving the present travelled road
at point 430 feet west from the
east end of said steel bridge, thence
north SO degrees east to a point on
the west side of the railroad right
of-way distance of 1913 feet, thence
south So degrees east 1858 feet to
where the same intersects the present
travelled road, being about 200 feet
east of the southeast corner of the
southwest quarter of the southeast
quarter of section 80, township 50,
range Is, 5 p. m.
At FIVE O'Clock, p. m. Board adj
journed in an adjourned session.
PATRICK GRIFFIN,
as. Chairman.
Attest: 4
Z R. 3. MCLAUGHLIN,
II Auditor.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-09-25

Bradfield, Harry, merchan-
disc for Mrs. Banks ..... 5. So
Binning, Lawrence, bounty
on gophers. ............ 40
Brown, Sam, road work. -. 800
Barrett, F. L., bridge fore
man :. $500
Beck, e. E., Office expense. 6.04
Caster, A. NJ, merchandise
for Court House. ....... It's
Craig, G. L., work on side
walk, Davis City. .s..... IA. 81
Craig & Son, blacksmithing
for County Home. ...... 800
Cozad, w. c., car fare and
registration fee, Council
Bluffs Treasurers' COnven-
t1On .oo
Cain, James, road work. 20. OO
City of Leon, water for court
mouse ......' IL
City of Leon, water for court
mouse 6.oo
Decatur Lumber Co., lumber
and cement for county,. 80. sc
Daniels, r. w., repairing
bridge o.Vo
Decatur State Savings Bank,
refund is asked Tor error
in tax 2.66
Dobson, John, road work. :. 81 0
Ellis, c. B., State Examiner. 1875. 70
Ellis, G. B., State Examiner. ia 95
Edwards, John, road work. 90
Farquhar & Son, wire for jail 1T
Farquhar & Son, hardware
for court house ......... 6O
Freestone, M. c., road work 80
Frost, w. M, committee
work ....... 10. w
Farquhar & Son, hardware
county home. ......... 10. ~
Flora, Ed, claim referred
Fidlar & Chambers, supplies
for county ............ liz. w
Farquhar & Son, hardware
for bridges. ............ 81. 3O
Frost, w. M, per diem and -
milage ......... ...... 10. ~
Griffin, Patrick, committee
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-09-25
BOARD PROCEEDINGS
Proceedings of the Board of Super
yisors of the September Session,
1913. ~

Monday, September s, 1913.
Board met in regular session,
members all present.
Patrick Griffin, chairman, w. M.
Frost, H. L. Northrup.
Board put in the day opening bids
for steel bridges and consideration
of same.
At five o'clock board adjourned un-
til eight o'clock Tuesday morning.
PATRICK GRIFFIN,
Chairman.
Attest:
r. E. MCLAUGHLIN,
aa .a Auditor.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-09-25

~. Tuesday, September 9, 1913.
Board met as per adjournment
members all present.
Board spent the day at County
Home and found everything in salts
factory condition.
At five o'clock board adjourned
until eight O'Clock Wednesday morn
ing.
PATRICK GRIFFIN,
Chairman.
Attest:
r. E. MCLAUGHLIN,
Auditor.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-09-25

work -. 800
Frazier & Riley, lumber for
county -. 81:
Garner, J. O., road work. -. ID. q
Gardner, Will, balance on
salary -. 100 OF
Gates, j. NJ, rent for Mrs.
Hamilton .............. IL .O'
Griffin, Patrick, per diem and
milage lI.o'
Cation, Levi, road work. -. As. O'
Hoffhines, j., coal for county 446. 81
Henderson, G. F., claim re-
ferEed '.r.a.
Hull, o. E., supplies for coun-
ty ........ ~. la q!
Hall, Robt., sheep killed.. S3.7'
Hammond & Stephens Co.,
supplies 5S.5'
Hurst, J. W., & Co., merchan-
disc for county home. ID. 4
Hines, j. F., due town OF
Grand River .......... 5000
Harmon, Herman, bridge
work .....t....... 70. "
Hull, o. E., publishing pro- .
ceedings 20 "
Hoffhines, j., bond approved
Iowa Pure Iron Culvert Co.,
culverts for county 1913 .O'
Konklin, ]. W.. bridge work,
s4 teamster. I. n ~
Keuffel & Esser CO.. supplies s
for engineer Il, 2 y y
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-09-25


Board met as per adjournmeI
members all present.
On motion the following clair
were allowed:
Axes, c. L., two hogs killed,
claimed $2S. allowed. rs 49,
Anderson, David, head tax
cancelled error in assessing -----
Brown, Tom E., Assistant
State Examiner. ........ TO-
Butts, Lee. claim referred. ~
Brady Lumber Co., lumber
and cement for county. 15S.;
Bowman, Fred A., per con-
tract ..... ............ 54.
Bowsher & Bowsher, hard
ware for County Home. 81.
Bell & Robinson, merchan-
disc County Home o.:
Bell & Robinson, supplies for
County Home Il Z!
Bradfield Harry, merchan-
disc for County Home. 3d..
Bradfield, Harry, merchan-
disc for j. Jones'. ....... -.
Bradfield, Harry, merchan-
disc for Mary Sanders To-
Bradfield, Harry, nlerchan.
disc for Mrs. Short -
Barnhizer, Mrs, lodging for
tramp Z !. y =
Bradfield, Harry, merchan-
disc for MTs. shamp Y. = 4. 4
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-09-25

Wednesday, September 10, 1913.
Board put in the day with road
petitions and making the tax levies
for the year 1918.
On motion the following levles
were adopted and ordered publish
ed in the minutes:
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-09-25

milage :. 100
Orfield. Harrison. road work 800
Parrish, J. S., insanity Susan
Mcconnell ....-....... 800
Peck, Fred, bridge work. It's
Roberts, Thomas, bridge
work :. A.
Roberts, Ralph, bridge work "a. so
Robinson, J. B., sheep killed 1885
Riley, c. r., & Co., lumber
for county 49,: .l.... 81 10
Reed, G.. p, postmortem, T.
T. Stephens ....... 25.OO
Redman, George, sheep kill
ed 3.15
J. M. and Mrs. Pickering APP
pointed janitor for coming
year at same price as last
year.
Schofield, Lydia, taxes ex-
empted ...
Sutherlin, Luther, & Co., sup
plies for county ........ 5.65
Spencer, J. p, sheep killed. IA. 40
Shira. Elmer, Office expense. So. 81
Stanley. Frank, bridge work SO. 90
St. Joseph Reinforced Con-
crete Co., concrete pipe for
county ..a..s.j.s.... 4 81 bO
St. Joseph Reinforced Con-
crete Co, concrete pipe for
2 = ~ ~, =
Hams, Thomas. tax RENTED
Stewart. s caskets for
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-09-25

Kraft, Grimes & Co. merchan-
disc for county home.... S.2a
Long, Mrs. J. w., assistant
county superintendent. Al. 90
Lorey, F. L., office expense. IA. go
county -. 27.25
Lemars Printing Co., supplies %. 90
Lorey, F. L., Jail expense. 1.25
LeMars Printing Co., sup
plies 20. ID
Lorey, F. L., insanity Susan
Mcconnell 600
Mccartney, M. B., road work 9.75
Monmouth Bridge Co., scrap
ers and reinforcing bars. 172. As
Mallette, Frank G., expenses
and milage ............ III "a
Mills, C. p, sheep killed 49,. 40. SO
Miller. James. hogs killed.. IS. 90
Matt PARROT & Sons, supplies Sal
Mitchell, c. H., claim reject
ed
McClain, John, sheep killed. g.. so
Mclaughlin, R. E., car fare
and registration fee audi
tors convention ......... 1855
Mcdaniel, John, threshing
for county home. ....... 16. 95
McClaran, H. L., merchandise
for Jacob Bigley. ....... SO. So
Mcdowell, P. L., bounty on
gOphers Law
McClain, o. D., repairing
bridge 10. W
Mcintosh, VIM, bond APPROX
ed
Mckee, S. c., refund on tax. LOS
Mclaughlin, R. E., Office ex-
pense o.4V
Midland Metal Mfg. Co., cul-
verts for county, ........ 1920
Northrup, H. L., paid freight
on tubing for county 49,. l2.29
Northrup, H. L., committee
work o.OO
Northrup, H. L., car fare and
registration fee tosuper-
visors convention ....... IL. 90
H. L., per diem and
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-09-25

county home ....... AZ. 90
Stewart, F. S., stool for en-
Slneef Nv
Smith, George, road work. IS so
Smith, George, repairing
bridge ........ $50
Taylor, Sam, road work 49,. 200
Teale, E. j., work on floors. 7.S7
Taylor, A. A., taxes RENTED
Underwood, Ed, bridge work SO. so
Western Road Tool Co., pillow
and scrapers for Grand
River twp. .......... 4S.75
Western Road Tool Co., plow
and scrapers for Garden
Grove twp. ........... 4O.T
Western Road Tool Co., pillow
and scrapers for county,. %. 90
Western Boiler Pipe Co.,
tubes for county ........ 1872. rs
Wales, ]. w., postmortem, T.
L. stephens ............ rs 90
Warford, A. r., justice peace
BeckWith case ......... 80
Lorey, F. L., sheriff Beckwith
case .............. D TO
Young, N. NJ, bridge work,
teamster .............. TOO
On motion the Board authorized
the County Superintendent to employ
such assistance for the balance of the
the year as may be needed.
On motion the Board adopted the
following:
Resolution
WHEREAS, In the judgment of the
Board of supervisors it is necessary
and advisable by reason of the con-
dition of the road between the points
hereinafter described, to change and
alter the road running east and west
between Leon and Decatur City, there
being on said road hill known as
"Dynamite" hill, which constitutes
great hindrance to the travel on said
road, and for other reasons which
in the judgment of the board make
said change and alteration desirable
said conditions existing between
point 43O feet west from the east
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1913-09-25

: Lamont mills in sewer districts one and two.
Road levy in town on agricultural land.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-02
STANDARD STOCKS
ON UPWARD TREND
Prices Move to Higher Range on
Reports of Improved Crop
Conditions.
by BRoADAN WALL.

New York. July l.-Standurd stocks grew
an average of point da: under influence
OF reports of improved crop conditions Tho
advance except for slight hesitation at the
steady. final prices being close TO tho best
OF the session.
Union Pacific was the leader throughout
the day. having n price range of points and
closing with Il net gain OF TX points. Its
strength grew on; of the approval by the
court OF the dissolution plan and covering OF
shorts
southern Pacific. while slightly higher
failed To show as much stamina Union
This WAS undoubtedly due to strong belief
In the financial district that the road will
lose In the proposed suit by the government
TO force 1t To dispose OF Central Pacific con-
troll.
Some interests with q theoretical turn OF
mind expressed the opinion that perhaps the
Southern Pacific stock would never be sold
but turned back To the Southern Pacific In
exchange for Central Pacific IL the courts
ordered the sale OF the latter property II
Is true that the Southern Pacific. charter
does not permit it to buy its own stock.
but financial interests expressed the belief
that thi government probably would back
the company In asking permission To have
It's charter changed IL the court decided that
the southern Pacific must part with control
of Central Pacific.
Some strength was impaired to the rail
road Issues by favorable reports OF earnings
FOR May announced by several systems. The
crease In net for all lines of $i.33c.5is: Mis-
souri, Pnciiic's net income increased So: SOS.
Illinois Ccntrars net WAS s225lO3 larger than
Tor the same month last year.
me Psnnsylvani" System was AN exception
to the showing made 10y most roads, It's lines
reporting decrease OF Sll5.G95.
Brokers considered /, significant and
rejection OF The strength OF banks ,ha, there
practically were no loans called to-day.
Owing to the large disbursements made by
corporation and railroads on account Of in
terest ana dividends on July !, there is
usually considerable calling o; loans 10y tho
banks. II was said to-day that the amount
Of money called and reloancd on July |. last
year, Appropriated 80. c1o. Ooo this hcng the
high water mark There was plenty Of
money available. loans amounting To slightly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-02
NEWS OF ASHLAND

Ashland. Va. July 1.-The fresh air
camp under the management of Mrs.
w \. fiShbourne. opened to-day i'm n
pretty grove on England Street Tho
Ashland Boy Scouts have rendered
valuable assistance in pitching the
tents and clearing the grounds. Each
week parties of twenty boys and girls
VIII enjoy the camp life. Much praise
is due Mrs. Fish bourne FOR the inter
est she has taken III this good work.
Professor r. II. Payne. of Randolph
Macon College. OF From, Royal, Va. was
mere thls week visiting friends.
Miss Virginia Potts left to-day for
Buffalo. y Y. TO lit friends
Professor 'ohr Fisher. OF Randojph :
Macon College will spend six weeks M
Columbia tn.vcrHit., New York. talk
,ne spetial co"rse. Mrs. Fisher and
little Jack leave Saturday for visit
to relatives III Nashville. Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs Ticyl Fucker. j.. have
returned from months stay in
Walk erton
Mr. and Mrs Graham r. Hobson and
Misses Elizabeth and Leila Graham
iiohson are speeding July with Mr..
and Mrs {. G. Bridges
Or Mastin. of Richmond. was tho
guest on Saturday of Or. S g. Hatcher.
Miss Margie Rikcr has returned from
virginia Beach, and is with the Misses
Cardwcn
Dr. and Mrs r. f. Blackwell leave
This week for Louisa County ID visit
Nh. and Mrs John Blackwell
Mrs Ernest Gray and William Gray
Will apend July at Alton.
Mis- Il. Morgan Shepherd has 70
turned from Petersburg. where she
was the guest OF Miss Anne Ril,fnrd
ana Will visit her sister Mrs HuGh
l'"n"on. at her cottage at Cane Henry.
next week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-02
lCNl --!oI
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, Jult. r--1l:. cotton market vas
quiet to-day acu $3.50 Ea'ted irrcIularly With
In . range OF or paints on most positions
the close being steady ~ net advance OF
.al: points on the old crop tui unchanged
TO point lower on later deliveries The
opening was steady at dcclin" OF 2fii points
and the market sold about 5U. points ne,
lower during the carly trading under SCAT
tcring liquidation and moderate local pres
sure. Lover Liverpool cables than expected
Gnfavorablc auNiccs from tho Balkans ana
optimistic CROP advices seemed TO inspire
the selling. but the market mot cousidrra t,le
support AZ the decline. ana there appeared
to be numerous limited buying orders sruiInd
the ring FOR under llS' FOR tho winter
months OueriuRs became less Activ. and
prices later In The morning s,rrGied t.T 10
about the closing figures OF last nirh; on
new crop positions. while July sold q points
net higher. \ favorable review az the week
ly weather report when read In connection
with the days detailed weather advic.s in
spired renewed pressure during tine early at
tcrnoon when selling also stimulated
somewhat by healish private condition fle 81
IRE. and the market cased hn. X 10 about tho
low point OF the morning II met support Of
very much the same character ass that noted
the early decline however ana prices
armed up again. reuchinF the highest point
OF the day III The late trading when spot
houses were buyers Of August. and thcre
seemed to IL some demand Tor Octobcr from
people who were selling July las, prices
were within point o. TWO ot the pest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-02

some selling aroused by the continued
shoWery weather III the cotton region. The
lowest price OF the day showed a net loss of
only Sgi points. From the middle OF the
morning on the market displayed a tendency
to work higher AS the result OF decidedly
buIllsh statements concerning drought In
Arkansas In the weekly weather reports
BuIls, however. were not willing to take
hold OF the market because OF the foreign
political situation. In The afternoon the
market at its highest 5GS points over
Yesterdays last quotations. The close was
at net advance of 3Ii5 points. Spot cotton
steady and unchanged, middling lInsc. Sales
on the spot 1873 bnles and & to arrive. Closing
futures: January, 1lta. March 80; JULY
l245: August, 1906; September. ll6O; Octo-
Der. Has. December
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-02

SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond
N. B.-Foilowing schedule hgnres published
as information aid net Cuaranteed:
For the South-Daily: u:l0 A. M.-Locai.
30 A. M.-Express. 500 P. M.-Express.
with Electric Lighted Sleeping Cars Tor At
lanta and Birmingham. 1l:a5 T. M.-Express.
Week Days: 300 +. M.-Local.
YORK RIVER LINE.
i:30 P. misunderstanding for Balti-
more Mon. Wed. and Friday. sou A. NJ
E1. Sun. and 2:lS T.. M.-Mon.. Wed. and
Friday-Local.
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From the South: $50 A. NJ. and $40 A. NJ.
200 P. NJ. SOS P. A. daily; 1855 En Sun.
n. Mon. Wed. and Fri: 1875 p. 81. Ex. Sun.
8. e. BURGESS D. p. A..
e07 E. Main ST. Phone Madison 271
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-02
New York
Stock Market

New York July I--Although the stock
MARKET remained in semistaGnant condi-
in tone. In some parts of the list fair gains
were made With the Harrimans. Coppers and
Coalers showing most strength.
The day began with renewed bear selling
which was most effective in Union Pacific
BEADING. Lehtsh Valley and Canadian Pact
nc Bear selling failed 10 shake ont long
stock. however, and traders reversed their
position. The market rose rapidly when Gov
ering was attempted. and toward tho close
trading became more active ON tho upturu
with Union Pacific leading the advance.
There apparently was little connection be-
tween the news OF the day and the move
inents OF prices owing probably TO tho high
~ professional! character or trading The cuu-
tradict.ons Of u such a market are Illus
trated by the recent crratic course OF Union
Pacific. which rose buoyantly las; Saturday
when contamination OF the negotiations FOR
the Hartman dissolution was announced.
declined sharply yesterday. after publication
q; the plan itself, As presented to the court.
and to-day first weak and then the
strongest stock in the list.
The money market showed no effect OF
the disbursement OF July interest and divi-
dend payments II no other result IS PRO
poor showiuE made 10y the banks in last sat
urday's statement. owing TO preparations for
ryine into 1914. were ncso;iated to-day on a
BASIS OF -: per cont which married n"
can, nsainly from the fact tina, it indicated
an indefinite continuance OF the sitter ten
denotes for long maturitics
Bonds were steady With some issues show
ms good Improvement.
Bid prices Tor government bonds We're
sharply depressed to-day Ton OF the - We're
offered n a'7>. With no takers. following the
sale yesterday % two q those bonds at that
,Eu-c. the hrs, time they had fallen below
par. Tine lid rrice for the - declined is to-
day. The IS tho coupon & and the Panama
IS declined :. on call The falling on OF
these bonds WAS thought 10 have beer du"
20 Tho proposal IN connection with the cur
rcncy bill for elimination o; bond secured
currency
New York. July Money on call. steady,
il. z. per cent. ruling rate. ?; closing hid.
"a. offered at .. Time loans steady sixty
days, 3isd3'. per cent. ninety days, SN.TA;
sin months Mass. Prime mercantile paper.
per cent Sterling exchange steady. with
actual business in bankers bills q, 81 $40 for
SIXTY days Din and NJ 81. S6al for demand.
Commercial hlls S1S2a.. Bar silver, 5Si.,
Mexican dollars =. Government bonds weak;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-02
ACCOMMODATION TRaINs-wEeKDaYs
Atlantic Coast Line
JOHN j.. Mcguire.
Principal.
The Standard railroad of the South.

EFFECTIVE JUNE o 1919
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
r. NJ. 800 a. NJ 49, 0'''
For Norfolk: 800 A. NJ. 800 p. NJ. $40
NJ. ' I'll" :.
For \. & W. Ry. Vest: e:l5 A. NJ. $3.50 A
81. J.. N. $40 T.. NJ ' n
For Pe;crshurY: n:55 A. NJ s.Is NJ
s:l5 4. NJ. 900 A NJ. $3.50 a. III a.0o p r.
40 r. NJ. COS p. NJ. s:3s p. NJ. $40 p. A..
For Goldsborc and FayettevI,ie. ...,op a.,
Trains arrive Richmond daily: sos A. NJ
w:!o ~ NJ, $50 ~ Nj. 1877 NJ
io;t" al ll:iO \. NJ. .2:lo p M .si.ii
a. a. go a.. Gas T.. NJ. $500 =. H.. 900
Except Sunday s.Sund,v on,v
Time OF arrival and Departure Ana
Tons not guaranteed ""oo'
C. s. cAIPBELL. d, P. A.. IN Main 81
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NAVAL. STORES

Wilmington. y. 9. .ruly l.-Spirits Turpen-
III s,rmdy a, 49, receip,s - casks i;os
Firm at $50 Crude rurpentine Firm "a,
savannah Ca. July lTurrentine- Firm
shipments iS7 casks stock 6753i casks Ros!n
flrin receipts 3.'ia barrels shipments 2>n
barrels; stock 1926 barrels. quote: \ Il
s. 20 - -
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave Manchester. Seventh and Perry
Streets for Petersburg:
Is. Z. g. %. 10. II. 'l2 A. NJ. L z q: s
''b:i5. Is. Z. .. 1910 p. NJ.
1900 p. NJ. for Chester. 1900 midnight for
Petersburg.
street. for Manchester:
t5:i6 s:a5. SELLS :7:sb. sas. s:ss 'io:a5. li:ss
A. NJ. 1895 'l3o. 2:25. 3:25. '4:35 6:35. s:aA
7:3s. S:s5. 1885, '1o:t0. l1:fo p. N.
tDaily-Ex Sunday and holidays
Carries baggage and express.
s'Limited-Except sunday and holidays.
All cars from Petersburg connect with
carx for Richmond. --.-
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS MARKETS

New ORR. July COTTON goods markets
We're Tu!"; and steady for the dHy Moro
general inquiry for small lots of yarns vas
reported. Clothters have ordered hut two
thirds of the goods they will require for
norma! tall distribution. Wors,ed Yarns
ruled barely steady.