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Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13

DURING the arguments on the
bill to improve the public school sys-
tenn of the State, Hon. c. M. Hay,
of Galloway county, in speech be-
fore the Legislature last week said:
"Too long have we glorified low
taxes in Missouri at the expense OF
our unfortunates and the public
schools, The people Of Missouri will
never have better schools until they
decide to dip down into their pockets
for more money, with which to con
duct them. Tightwadism has done
more to put Missouri schools and in
stitutions in the rut Than anything
else -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13

AND now the scientists tell us
that. when we think we have cold,
we are just recovering from one In
other words, we don't know we have
1t until we begin to get well. While
this isn't perfectly clear, there is
some little comfort in the idea.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13

James Garrett, ST.. litse over
sc years Of age. died at hiq home
on South Clark avenue, TUESDAY af-
ternoon, at 4:4O O'Clock. Mr.. Garrett
had been i'll for several months
James Garrett was born in Clark
county, Kentucky, August 20, 1882.
and when only two years Of age was
taken to Illinois by his parents. He
was raised principally in Illinois and
received good common school edu.
cation.
When a young man he removed to
Missouri and settled at Palmyra,
where ne married Miss Elizabeth Hoo
tor, In September. 1854. In 1855 he
came to Mexico and opened a tin
ming shop, a trade that he had
learned in his early manhood.
After he sold out his tin
ning business in 1862. he wss en-.
Igaged in various lines Of business
and has never lived away from Mex.
lico.
Throughout his entire life, Mr.
Garrett was man of untiring indus
TRY, with an honest desire TO make
lhis way in the world by his own ex
ertions and fair methods and was be
loved by all who knew him. He
Twas member of the. Christian
Church.
Some historian Of Audrain county
lin speaking Of him said: "Men are
mot to be judged by their success II
laccumulating property, but rather By
1.-THE value OF their services in making
1T. for 1t is by labor that the worlt
thrives."
| Beside his wife, six childran sur
vive MIR. Garrett. They are Vim
H.. of Neodoshe. Kan, Thomas, o
Lakeport, Cali, Ernest. of Mexico
James. Jr, of St. Louis, Geo. F., o
San Francisco, and Mrs. A. W. Prus
sing, Of Mexico.
The funeral will be held at tn
house, Thursday afternoon at 2;3O
O'Clock and the body will be buried
lin Elmwood cemetery. The Rev. "
: A. ShuIIenberger viii officiate.
The pail bearers are: Sam Evans
; u. H. Farrah, Gus steinnian. cha'
lLeeper, A. C. Barnes, C. B. Blakey.
The Ledger joins many friends !
extending sympathy to the bereaved
II G. T. (Doc) Pledge died at b
= home in South Mexico, about nit
night. Tuesday night, suffering wit
a complication OF diseases. He We
? about 60 years of age.
Mr.. Pledge moved to this city abo
-four years ago from Galloway cou,
: ty and has resided here with h
brother since. He was a retire
farmer and very weli-to-do.
The funeral will be from Il
: home, Thursday afternoon at
l. o'clock and the body will be buried
lin Elmwood cemetery The Re
T A. A. wallace, assisted by the ilte
4 Wood, of Auxvasse, will conduct u
funeral and the Masons will officia
= at the grave.
: Mr.. Pledge had large circle
friends in this city and the 81
{ rounding country and his loss will
y keenly felt He was a member
Z the Presbyterian Church and was
Mason. He was never married a.
Z only one brother, James Pledge, 81
= wives.
The Ledger joins many friends
. extending sympathy to the
reaved
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13
csNTRALIA COUPLE WEBS.

Csntralia, Mo-. March 70.
G. w. Settle. Jr., and Miss Eliza.
beth Cash OF Centralia were married
at the Baptist Church Monday night
Mr.. Settle is assistant cashier of the
Farmers and Merchants Bank The
groom Is a cousin of Mrs. R. r. Al
mold, Jr., Of Mexico. Earl Bledsoe
of Mexico, was one of the attend
ants
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13
JUDGES Of JAIL
ELECTION APPT.

The Audrain County Court at its
session Monday appointed Judges for
the special election April i2. when
the jail levy is to be Submitted. as
follows:
Canada, Pct. No. 1--Geo. Everhart,
Grant Ficklin. c. a. Burkey. Frank
Canada, Jack Hawkins, NJ. t. Car.
nett.
Naylor, Pct. No. &C. A. Candy
J. y. Winn, Chas. p. Osborn, J. H
vanvacter, sid Hartley, WIN EiseI.
Mexico, LIST Ward, No, 3-Gecrge
johnson, Edgar Threlkeld, Geo. Lew
lis, j. w. Gamble, ; b. Botkin, Wa
McMurtry
Beagies, No. 4-H. c. Fisher, T
@. Boots, ]. ]. Johnson, Tom Fe-
gan. A. r. shea.er, Simon Forbes.
Black, No. 5--Geo. Williams, Jas
Hall, Chas. Edwards. H. H. Oaks, B
IL. Frisbie. l.. B. Deaton.
Grow, No. 6-wilson Potter, A. J
| Middleton, L. G. Hammett, F. M
Branstetter, P. w. Ford, o. F House
Martinsburg, No. 7-E J. johnson
III: NJ. Walker, ]. A. Fennewald. ste
phen Bertels. Edward PFitchett. Geo
w. stottler.
Rush Hill, No. S-Val Erdel, M
I'M. Givens, j c. Lower, H. w. AndeI
son, A. E Feutz. W. s. Erisman.
vandalia, No. 9-R. w. Moore, J
L. Moss. ]. NJ. Price, A. c. Foster
Paul Groeschel, F. H. Naysmith.
Cant, No. 10-E. J. Sims, J. +
Edwards. J. A. Givens, G. K. Qildea
Chas. Wilson, ]. w. Mccommon.
Benton City, No. 11-A. F. Romans
J. w. Dowell, John H. Kellerhals, c
C. Thompson, F. ]. Precht. J. {
stauffer.
Laddonia, No. NV, W. Braden,
Ned Hagan, P. P. Hummel, E.
shobe, e. C. Cook, William o'Hearn
Farber, No. &c. W. Tanner.
e. F. Jacobs. B. Smith, w. o. Ho
tetter, Henry Schleeter, ]. G. Rule
4 Friendship, No. NV. E. Nofzil
er, Leo Kuntz, D. W. Hobart, Tho
ILittrell, Houston Williams, Chas Tu
ner.
Rowena, No. &c. M Berry, ia
: McGowan. ]. W. Holloway. G. w. e
. som, John W. shoup, D. F. squires.
Molino. No. 16-John Ellis, C.
sIonaker, w. W, Wilson, C. c. Bybe
> Jno. H. Hebel, Otto Howard.
Edwards, No. 17-A. B. Fem
! waId. Jacob Fryer. Henry snedeke
VIII Barnes, ]. R. Scott, Jas. Mont
que
!. Thompson, No. 1s-Chas. Househ'
er, Joe Considine. Walter surber,
j. NJ. Morris. II. T. Cant, Tom Brento
.e Third Ward No, I'D. s. BIZ
g. rcaghs, r. H. Marshall, Jne. Br
gess, VIII Keath, F. r. Taft, Jol
5. X, Brown
% Second Ward, No. 2O--Jas. Rine
Ie =. s. Gibbs, Geo e. Hatcher, e.
i, s. Miller. VIM. Frazer, J. T. Squire
a. Fourth Ward, No 21-Jno.
y Kemp, D. NJ. Roberts, Geo, F. Clal
10 Garrett Barnes, c. d. Glendy, w
IN Vivian.
at Union, No 22E. Fl. Dicus.
ne ram Threlkeld, Cad Crockett, L.
Larkin, M, F Harrison, R. E. Shut
n Macedonia. No, 2S-R. L. Barn
il X. M Smith, B. Graves, Harry Ba
RS telma, D. A. Carr, N, D. owings.
in Burke, No. 24-S. c. Groves, Ro
ee Brown, w. e. Allison, Reed Bur
he Newt. Davis, Geo. Mayes.
IT'S Burnham, No. 25-T J Arnold, U
of Fagg, S. ]. Bovine, Jr., Grant Irv
he G. s. Waggener, Chester Starr.
tn The amount of w. II. Long
an lumber in the amount of $4O59, Y
s allowed.
hin A. M. German was appointed ro
overseer for District No. 30, s
ia ceeding H H. Long, resigned.
.rk The report of the Grand Jury '
l., :. annrouad md fiIad
de s. ]. Bovine, Jr., was appop
ed road overseer in District
lrk 2S.
nd The annual settlement of s.
ain Pulls, county collector was exami
the and approved.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13
Kid Gloves in all colors ant
lengths for Easterwear at Polsson's.

e. A. stubblefield, one of the
local G. & A. telegraph operator for
the past years, has been transferred
to the Atoms City passenger agents
office in st. Louis. Mr. stubblefield's
many friends will be sorry to see
him leave Mexico as he was very
nopuIar.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13

A PETITION has been filed with
the City Council asking that the an
ti-cigarette law be enforced. We hear
that other petitions asking the enforce
ment of other laws will shortly be
submitted.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13

Mrs. B. A. Powell was elected del
egate and Miss May Head, alternate,
by the Mexico Rebekah Lodge to
the State meeting in Excelsior
Springs in May.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13

leo ex. West 10 1.2 feet. $500.
]. r. Calhoun ct al to Lon Van
yacter, Sc. Ia Of Sec. 1887. $tt,-
200.
Lon Vanvacter to Stephen p. Cal
houn ct al, west 222.93 acres of s.
1-2 Sec. 1886. $4,000.
Sidney Hartley to c. H. Early, NV
IA OF Sec, 13-51-12. $4,000.
James M. vanlandingham to Price
vanlndinghm, N IL NV Ia of Sec.
S4-53-10. $4,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13

N DUNNE, the Dem
d nor of Illinois, Is max
H fight for the initiative
q nm before the Illinois
Tbe Governor attacked
.ers," who he declares
false cry for tax re-
lewiston of the State
10 prevent the enact
a a Initiative and referen-
1e nounced that the enact
d Initiative and referen-
Ehief ambition of his ad-
zseaI IIaa and denounced those
III s spinion, are urging other
M conceal their opposition
ID ID lazEve and referendum "In
|uili 1z Af the twentieth cen
AIngton, II reIncarnated
Il Higarly termed a back
aa d Jay He would havf
III Heh questions as the initia
md erendum or the abolition
III s Board Of Equalization
II avor of them or agains
that the present ad
III H and honorable men i
isfure are endeavoring t
with the people an
3lll fssa Constitution so as to sc
EE |HIiiative and referendum
men. organizations. an
against them lift phal
in the demand for rev
and a new Constitution
! ID HIng to beat the initiatiy
Hdum. Muddy the polit
drag a red herrir
. # trail; yell fire and pic
81 Of the crowds during u
'eh follows"
r
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13
RREwER.elvEN WEDDING.

Basil Brewer of Oklahoma City,
who, at one time taught science in
the Mcmillan High School, and Miss
Jean Given, of Des Moines, Iowa,
married March in Sulphur Springs,
Ark. The Ledger extends con
graduation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13
NEW RUGS ARRIVING

We are receiving our new showing
OF rugs and furniture for 1918 and
II you want something nice for your
home at a price that means saving
You had better come to see me at
once. y. W. Roberts d2w1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13
MRS. MEAL DEAD.

D. Neal is in Roodhouse, ILL.,,
to attend the funeral of his mother
who died Wednesday. The Ledger
joins friends in extending sympathy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13
AiiyMINuM RoAsTeRs

See our window full of roasters,
$i.0O for the reulgar $3.50 kind,
! this week only.
d2w1 Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13
DISC HARRoWs
Seven on a side. s25.OO.
Ferris & Cauthorn.
Mas aAvERMAN DEAD.

Mail Carrier Hayerman went to
McGregor, Ia, this week to attend
the funeral OF his mother. The Led
ger joins friends in extending sympa-
thy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13

Four Lots ind house, just
three blocks from the Square.
Walk and sewer made. Cash or
terms. Apply John Howell, or Ed
ward Tomlinson, 62O2 Chatham, ST.
Louis. dS 2-3t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13

euRNHAM SCHOOL HoNoRED.
Burnham School was honored this
week by being made a school of the
flrst-class. The Ledger will have a
full account of the affair next week,
there being too little space for it
this week.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13

Mrs. Nettie yandergrift of Mont
gomery City, is visiting Mrs. NJ
Kimbrugh.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13

A KANSAS school debate broke
out in an .eggthrowing contest. How
yulgarly somo OF our monopolists dis
play their wealth.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13

CYNICAL man may see an omlnous
sign in the opening Of the Colora-
do Legislature with an exchange Of
kisses between the feminine mem,
hara
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13
PERFECT UNDERTAKING

is what we guarantee you, Henry
Precht is in charge Of this depart
merit and that guarantees satisfac
ton. L. w, Roberts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13
MISS ANNIE BYRNs
SECRETARY.

SECRETARY
In the list Of officers OF the Au.
drain Mutual Telephone Co., Miss An
ME should have been given as sec
retary, instead of Sam Byrns.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13

Arrangements are being made to
remodel and rebuild the Presbyterian
parsonage of Mexico and make it a
modern, up-to-date home.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13

PAVING on Clark Avenue was
defeated. Now, let's try some other
street. What's the matter with East
Jackson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13

Remember the Wilkerson Nursery
& Orchard Co. FOR fruit trees. Ad-
dress, Mexico. Mo, or phone 504. dwl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13
HOGS FOR SALE.

Two Poland China Males. the big
bone kind. Cholera proof.
]. r. Bell,
d1w1t Phone 12F13.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13
IT SAVES YOU MONEY.

to purchase from me. My new fur
niture and rugs are sure to please
lyon both in quality and price. L. w.
Roberts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13
BAPTIST BUDGET AP-
aranc nEAIlt Adj

PEARS REGULARLY.
The Baptist Budget. Edward Mil
licn editor, a weekly paper pub
lished by the boys in Mrs. w. w.
Williams class at the Baptist
Church, appears weekly and is a
newsy little publication.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13
BARGAIN MUST SELF

Miss Sue Logan is confined
the house with illness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13
: S.sI b the county should
81 the Jail proposition
i hS Mn vote yes.


I 81 James Garrett. Sr.,
as aa OF its Oldest and
pected citizens. The
IIY feels the loss Of
|fra that he had al
|srs SIoae friend Of the pa
/ W past few years hal
daiIs a|siIer at this offiee
A an item Of
sozHS memory OF Mexieo'f
|isioE4 iFe to be Of interest
ratislHf f. Garrett was q
dlaI held in the highest
III M NO knew him, and
EIth s frgret we chronicle
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13

The Rev. w, F, DunlSle is attend
ing the District Conference OF the
Mathodist Church In ST. Charles. .....
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13

IT WILL PAY YOU
as it has others to do business with
the North Missouri Trust Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13

VARDEN'S many
glad to know that he
sz Esed for appointment
j South American
eaker Champ Clark.
from Washington say
|ksr ezfk has submitted othei
oz HIAa whom Senator Stone
t|z zse appointed as fol
w. See, Montgom
||zs Semmissioner; Har
|.s somery City, assistan
s. sl; H. P. Warden, Me-
ii: haIniaIer to Paraguay ans
|Is eade R. Ball. Montgom
las nip in Alaska, Hawai-
+ pm ines
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13

Prescriptions filled promptly. @
L. Pickett's Drug Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13

Harry Lane. of this city, is Asso-
ciate Editor of The Adjutant, a
monthly paper, published by the
st. Charles Military Academy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13

All the newest styles in Dress
Goods, silks and Trimmings, at Pois-
SONS. w1d2
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13
PERFECT LINE

A PERFECT LINE
OF FURNITURE
is what l am showing this spring.
We will sell you more quality for
less money than anyone else. l.. w.
| Roberts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13

READING ADS SAVES Yol
MONEY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13

READING ADS SAVES YOU
MONEY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13

should not be a single vots
anty against the new jail.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13

,zTHE HON. CHAMP CLARK will
again be speaker Of the House.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13

OREAR's friends
know that Senators
an and Speaker Clark
5sed him as minister
#lth American Repub-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13

3 boxes double tip Safety
Matches for lOc. and the best
broom in town for
rs CENTS
The Ross S, 10 and Soc. Store.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-03-13

YOU
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-08-19
CONSTABLE SALE.

Notice is hereby given that l, R. A.
Graham, constable in and for Twin
Falls precinct, will on Wednesday,
September II, 1913, at two o'clock p.
NJ, sell to the highest bidder for cash
the following described animals, to-
wit: Two sows, heavy with pig,
weight about 800 pounds each. The
sows were taken up on S. W. one
quarter, S. E. section Z, Township 10
South of Range II East, B. NJ, on the
18th day of August, 1913.
The sale will take place at the above
specified time at the residence of L. S.
Agate, one and one-quarter miles
west of the west end of Main street,
Twin Falls, Idaho.
Owner can have animals by proving
property and paying all costs, other
wise the said animals will be sold on
the date above mentioned to defray
costs and the balance of the proceeds
turned over to the county.
R. A. GRAHAM, Constable.
Aug 10 Sept 16
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BERGER BULLETINS.

Berger, Ida, Aug. is, 1918.


Subscribe for the Times.
We are pleased to know that Chas.
Lutman and family are to become per-
manent residents of the Salmon River
tract. Mr.. Lutman has recently pur-
chased 4O-acre tract near Berger of
Mr.. Grossman of Twin Falls.
Harvest is now in full blast on the
great Salmon River tract.
Alfred Young of Twin Falls, is erect
ing new residence and also making
other improvements on his ranch.
We understand that Mr.. Young will
move onto his place this fall
We are pleased to learn that Mr..
and Mrs. Pierce have recovered from
their illness.
H. P. Gibbs was visiting friends in
the south part of the tract Sunday.
Thomas Sanderson has had a 24x40
foot granary built on his ranch.
Gamewell Miller and G. Mcclellan
were over from Twin Falls Sunday.
Mr.. Evans and family visited friends
in HolliSter the first of the week
c. A. Bickford was over from Twin
Falls Wednesday.
0. P. Vanausdeln was doing business
in Filler Thursday.
Harry Crookham is having new
domicile built on his place.
Mr. Ringleman of Oklahoma, is Wis
ltlng his son. He is highly pleased
with this section of the country, like
everybody else.
Mr. Butler, who is connected with
the Salmon River Canal Co., was in
Berger Wednesday.
Ono ~
unto himself wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Schiller is the happy couple.
Geo. McGregor of Twin Falls, paid a
visit to Berger Tuesday.
Mrs. Stansburg of Twin Falls, was
IN Berger between trains Thursday.
5. =. Hill made flying trip to
Filler Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford went to Twin
Fails Tuesday for few days visit.
II. 2. Gibbs is having barn erected
on his lot
Fred Berger and Tom Sanderson
were transacting business in Hollis
ter Saturday.
Mr.. Schekter, the righthand man to
L. 0. Evans, went to the Magic City
Saturday, returning Sunday.
Kerr & Sons, contractors and build
ers, have returned from Twin Falls.
Mr.. Kerr has purchased an acre of
land adjoining Berger and will build
| thereon. ere long, as Mr. Kerr con-
templates making Berger his future
home. There's room for more.
Mr.. Forbes took in the sights Of the
county capital Wednesday.
! Fred Berger is having his forty-acre
tract, which he recently purchased,
cleared and improved.
| Mr.. Stansburg has come to i'm
prove his place and has lumber on the
ground for new residence, soon to
be erected on the Stansbury addition
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Yellowstone Park ExcursiOn-Four-
Day Circle Tour.

Tickets on sale from Idaho points
for Yellowstone Special Train No. Is,
leaving Salt Lake City August 29th, or
for trains connecting herewith
THIS is THE ONLY OPPORTUNITY
OF THIS SEASON TO VISIT THIS
NATURES WONDERLAND AND
VIEW THE GEYSERS, THE GRAND
CANYON AND GREAT FALLS OF
YELLOWSTONE LAKE AND MANY
OTHER WONDERS. ACCOMMODA-
TIONS AT THE Old Faithful Inn,
Lake and Grand Canyon Hotels, the
fare covering all rail, stage and hotel
expenses for the four-day circle tour
See agents for further particulars and
descriptive literature or write D. E.
Burley, General Passenger Agent,
Salt Lake City, Utah. Aug 19-22-26
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The banks receiving them can not be
expected to keep them apart as spec
ial fund. If they have occasion to
send money to New York it may not
be government money, but the pos
session of that will make it easier,
money when it is here. 1t the secre-
tary of the treasury to keep watch
over it and determine what is to be
done with it and with other funds of
the depositary banks"
1t is an odd situation, notes the New
York Times Gnd. Dem.), which also
opposes the plan, that causes the
treasury to turn itself into a central
bank in order to punish other banks on
the theory that they are unfriendly to
the treasury" Yet it concedes that
Secretary McAdoo will earn gratitude
if "he moves the crops to market rath-
err than into a warehouse where large
supplies are already held off the mar
ket," although it adds:
There is no need for currency for
the crop movement, for the present
supply is unprecedented, and current
receipts here this week show that the
country has more than 1t needs. AL
ready the IS have been started up
ward, the movement having begun
even before the order was issued. 1t
only remains to keep the Is where the
secretary thinks they ought to sell and
to move the crops. When that has
been done, New York will move the
country's banks"
The whole scheme is nothing more
or less than politics, says the San
Francisco Chronicle (Rep), which be-
lieves the agricultural sections could
move their crops without government
aid, and offers this analysis:
"In the face of the proposed cur
rency legislation the 2 per cent bonds
are steadily sagging, until now they
are being quoted around 95. This is
dreadfully worrying the authorities,
and the reason for the secretary's
haste in offering deposits is easily dis
cerned in his significant announce
ment that the money will be deposit
ed only in such national banks as
have taken out at least 40 per cent of
their authorized circulation. The
theory evidently is that by stimulat-
ing the larger banks, which as rule
race very little about circulation to
buy bonds, to take out more currency
it will make a market for per cent
bonds and increase their price.
ut is a repetition of the trick,
which is becoming so common at
Washington, to use federal power to
accomplish some purpose disconnect-
ed with that power. The amount of
currency taken out is not a proper
basis for distributing deposits. Lit
erary Digest
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mate of the superintendent for next
year is too much considering the fin
ancial conditions of the school and
the taxpayers. Where the blame for
the extravaganza rests will be shown
proposes to discuss the activities of
the superintendent and his duties.
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Last seashore Excursion, August s1st

Low rates to Nahcotta, Washington
and return via Oregon Short Line.
Tickets on sale from all points in Ida
no and Oregon, limited to September
eth.' See agents regarding rates and
further particulars. Aug SIG
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For quick auto service, anywhere, at
right prices. call Dooley.s Livery.
Phone Ill. June "a tt
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT

1913 August
the fiscal ending May M 1914
CLERK
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and Fridays, In the Gaut-HolOhan
Building, Main Street.
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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-08-19

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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-08-19
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Street department .............. 5 2,729.O0
Fire department ................ 2,573.11
Police department ............. 977.10
City Engineer ................ 1870
Administrative department ..... 1,221.37
Park department .............. 259.52
City physician ................ 1850
Sewer department ............ 18400
City scales department ......... 1890
Street lights Observation-Disclosures. 1882
Semi-annual bond interest ... 4,5S75O
Overpayment by county paid 634.S1
Band concerts ................ 256.50
Co. 3D. National Guard. ...... 10000
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