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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-14
IMPROVE BUILDINGS
OF STAUNTON SCHOOL

STANTON VA, March 13-Ths
board of visitors fer the Virginia
School for the Deaf and the Blind met
at the institution yesterday and trans
acted much routine business.
1t was decided to make several Inn
proyements on the buildings, and in
the grounds during the summer.
Appointments were discussed for
next year. but they are only made at
the June meeting.
Governor Mann has not named n
successor TO the late Or. G., w. Butts.
who served the school so faithfully
for SO many years. The members
present were Hon. H. FL. Lindsay,
president; Mr.. $. II. Miller, of Lynch
burg, MIR. Burnett Lewis, Of Rich
mond, and Mr. s. NJ. Donald.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-14
MITCHELL UNAWARE
OF HIS APPOINTMENT

DIES MONIES, IOWA. March Ia
II have heard nothing about any ap-
pointment To the office of State labor
commissioner of New York" said
John Mitchell, vice-president of the
American Federation of Labor, who
arrived in Des Moines this morning
Would you accept the position If
rendered you?" he was asked.
That is matter which / do not
care to discuss" was the reply.
MIR. Mitchell is going through Iowa
on q lecture tour.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-14

city. Rev Or. Wyllys Rede. rector Of
Ascension Protestant Episcopal
church. performed the ceremony
There were no attendants
Miss Cole wore q travelling dress
OF blue and carried lilies Of the val
ley. After the ceremony Or. and Mrs
Dahncy left for a short visit 70 Viz
Einia They viii leave Saturday for
san Francisco. and later sail for
China where Or. Dabuey viii go as a
medical missionary Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church.
Or. Dabney is a graduate Of the
University of Virginia and is a son
Of Mrs. lame Belle Dabney, Of Char
lottesvile Va, and the late Professor
William Cecil Dabuey, of the Univer-
si,y Of Virginia.
Entertains Tennis Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Read attrac-
lively entertained the Tennis Club OF
Highland Springs Friday night at
their home. "Edelweis" Progressive
hearts was PLAYED, the first prizes be-
ing won hy Mrs. Shoenbaum and Miss
Della Stoyall, Of Richmond, who was
tho honor guest, Refreshments were
served IN the spacious dininE-room.
after which the club adjourned to
meet the first Friday in April.
Mrs Ashton Starke will go to Ma
con. Ga. shortly to visit her sister.
Mrs. IL NJ. Workman.
Miss Mary Ball Saunders, who is
at Atlantic City, viii return 70 Rich
nond about the first Of April.
Miss Margaret Miller is the guest
Of Mr.. end Mrs. Erskine Miller in
Staunton
Miss Isabel Maury, who has been
visiting Miss Robinson. In Richmond,
and Miss Arhuckle. in Waynesboro.
has returned to her home in Hous-
tan, Texas. ....-.
Mrs Robert Bosher sailed from
New York for Panama this week.
Mrs George Haynes and little son.
Of stanton, and guests Of Miss Lillian
Haynes until Sunday
Mrs George s. Barnard is the guest
az Mrs. william II. Barnard in Nor
Miss Della Stovall has returned
from Petersburg, where she has been
the guest Of Miss Wells for a week.
AIR II f. Rowe. Of 100 South Fifth
street, is confined to his home with
the grippe
After Il months visit to Norfolk.
Portsmouth and Newport News. Miss
Annie Louise Schultz returned home
TO attend the Sydnor-Stubbs wedding,
at Ellerson, Va.
Mrs John I prapch fs tha e,,oy+
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-14
GETS ARTILLERY
FROM THE ENEMY
CAPTAIN OF FAMOUS BATTERY
IN CONFEDERATE ARMY
PASSES AWAY.

WINCHESTER, VA, March ia
telegram received here today an
nounced the death at Indianapolis
Ind, of Captain John Duncan Holli-
day, a native of Winchester Cap
tain Holiday served as captain Of
artillery In the Confederate army and
his battery enjoyed the distinction of
having used only captured guns
throughout the entire war.
Captain Holiday was seventy four
years of age, and leaves a widow and
two sons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-14
HnStings Enurf.

Roosevelt Jackson. colored, charged
with assaulting John NJ. Edwards with
a knife, was convicted in the Hastings
court yesterday, the jury bringing in
verdict OF three years on the roads
w. w. Irwin. appealing from Police
court, where he had been sentenced
10 sixty days in jail for stealing fifty
cents from the Richmond Transfer
Company was sentenced to one day
in jail and to pay fine of five dollars.
James Bullock, charged with selling
cocaine. was annitted
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-14
COMMITTEE FAILS
TO CONFIRM NELL

WASHINGTON, March 13.-Con-
firmation of President Wilson'S APP
pointment of Charles P. Neil. as com
missioner of labor. received a set
back today when majority of the
senate committee on education and
labor failed to attend the meeting
which Chairman Borah had called to
act upon the nomination.
He now proposes that unless a new
committee is elected this week his
committee shall hear the case on
Monday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-14

DISTRICT No. ].
Frank AIol, 2f8 Twenty first street 1850. 900
Marian u. Booker, 30 South First. 80. 1000
John II. Bliiey, 214 r.. Marshall ....... 1000
Jack Bryant, 2oo2 4. Broad ..,.... 1850
James L.. Babcr. 1926 Perry street .. 1.f00
Geo. II. Barker. 500 Louisiana street.. 4.225
Miss Myrtle Ball, 1870 f. Broad street. 1000
J. ID. Clark. 325 n. Twenty-scyenth. 1850
j. r.. Christian, fft- y. Twenty first 5000
r. l.. Crittenden. 600 N. Twenty seventh. 1000
W. W. CottreIf 500 y. Twenty seventh. 5000
Miss " T.. Dawson, 322 n. Twenty fourth 1850
". +. Dyson, 22fI Venable. ........... 900
Rev. vi. s. Eagle. 2t1S tenabie ....... II 900
Miss Lula B. Eanes 40T Il. Main. 1000
Norman H. Fiippen. 1908 n. Thirty fourth 10000
James G. Firth, 32a ~ Sixth ......... 1000
w. &. Germeinau. 1894 n. Twenty-thlrd il.e00
Taylor CSoode. 240S T.. Clay. 1000
Hunter u. HcChler, 25fS t. Broad ..... II 900
;. III. Hutcbns, S32 N Twenty-seventh 1000
Geo. w. Jordon, 25it o street ..,...... 1925
Frank A. Jones' 1902 N. Twenty second 1000
Robt A. johnson, 2416 jefferson 2,750I
Miss Robbie Loehr. 2505 T., Marshall .. 5000
Morris I!uto, 2is \, Eighteenth. i.47o
H. Is. McNiyen 6i0 T.. Leigh. .......... 1000
H. W. Moesta, 7i2 T.. Marshall .,.,... 1000
Miss e. X. Nielsen. 394f Williamsburg 1000
g. r.. Robbins 81 W. Cjopton. .,....,.. 5000
{. y, Parker. 1912 f. Franklin. ,..... LOO
Charles f. Richards, 320S f. Broad 900
J. VI. Seay 2406 H. Broad. .,......... 1900
Miss Louise VI. Shields. 33f =. Fourth; 1.000
Miss Alma G. Taylor. 1911 n. Twenty first 1000
Miss Mary Thaw n, First. ,......... f.t00t
G. r.. Thorpe. 3ffM Nicholson ........ f,f25
f. c. Wade, $40 n. Thirty first. ..,... 1000
Mrs, l.. \. Wallace 210o f. Marshall. . 1000
HarYic T. Wilson, 2fS Pocahontas. 1895
*. Is. Wallace. zig n. seventh. ...... 1000
Miss Brunette Wright, 5a4 Twenty first 6,f75I
DISTRICT No o..
Charles Berry. 70i West Main. ....... 1000
A. w Browning Jr. All s. Pine. 6.3-5
>. q. Dew. 1900 w. Main -. $3.50. =. $4,000
&. u. Dickinson. 2221 w. Broad. 1890. 10,40O
II. q. Edwards t1fH w. Gary. ,....... 1000
Miss Elizabeth Farmer. 900 s. Pine. :. g. 1900
w. 9. Glover, S3I Il. Canal. .......... 1000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-14

A verdict was found for the de-
PENDANT yesterday in the Law and
Equity court in the suit of Joseph
NJ. herman against the Richmond and
Henrico railway company. Suit had
been entered for 81, 900 damages.
The case of the Make Man. Tablet
company against Thomas It. Jeffries.
on appeal from the Civil Justice court,
was non-suited, and the plaintiff was
ordered to pay the defendant IS dam
ages
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-14
.SOCtetu

Miss Helen Christian. Of this city,
was among the guests at a dinner
--s-s.Ars HI The retiring Assistant Secre-
tary OF State and Mrs Huntington
Wilson Wednesday night at their
home III Washington In honor OF the
Secretary of State and Mrs william
Jennings Bryan. The other guests
were: The French ambassador and
Mime Jusserand, the German am
hassador and Countess van BernstafT.
the Turkish ambassador, the Brizilian
ambassador and Mime. da CANA, the
4 Japanese ambassador, the Cuban min
isier. the Argentine minister. the
Chilian minister and Nine. de SuareN
e Mrs Bayard Mrs Townsend and Miss
Wetmorc.
Invitations Issued
Bishop and Mrs Collins Denny have
issued invitations for the marriage
of their daughter. Edith Allen, 10 the
Rev Roscoe Marvin White The cere-
many vii take place on Wednesday
evening. ApriI ID al o'clock In Mon
ument Methodist Episcopal church.
and will he followed by reception
nj the home of Bishop and Mrs Den
ny for only the bridal party and i'm
mediate families
Easter Gaieties.
Easter week viii be even eaver
than usual at the University Of Viz
einia this year. and the gaieties viii
be ATTENDED BY a number Of Richmond
girls.
The Phi Delta Phi show, or pubic
coating. IL the first scheduled entcr-
tainment, bat it is rumored that sev-
eral Of the fraternities are planning
informal stag receptions for Saturday
afternoon and evening.
A Tar1 Tf44ra from he ,fs1,a4
veek schedule IS the Inn german,
which takes ting place of the German
club german Monday evening. The
new organization has gone ~ great
trouble and expense TO make this the
feature event of the week. neviliSh
costumes have been provided for all
the imps, and the coronation ~ Ills
Satanic Ma1estv will take place amid
the weird realism Of specially ar
ranged electric lights The dancers
VIII he masked. but only the imps
will be in fancy costume.
The Eli, Tilka. and Beta germans
follow in order Tuesday, Wednesday.
and Thursday evenings The GYM
nasium will be specially decorated for
each dance. and interest IN each will
center In the beautifully executed fig
ures IN which only members Of the
organizations with their partners will
take part II ia understood thaf tire
rag ana one-Step VIII tie allowed
nj all germans except the Beta
Friday afternoon Is the date Of the
nelta Psi tea which is looked for
ward 70 each year as one Of the most
enJoyahle entertainments OF tine week.
iruaX evening Miss Beltte Booker,
the celebrated opera singer Of Co
vent Garden. London, VII give con
cert IN t'aheH nan
Mar7'iagc Announced.
1ards have been issued announcing
the marriage Of Miss Elizabeth Lee
1 Aiubns anQ Mt William l)el3lqts sgd
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-14
New Cases of Measles

The city health department yes
tcrday received reports of forty weight
new cases of measles and one death.
There have been eighteen deaths from
measles in all. The epidemic is now
under complete control. and is rapidly
decreasing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-14

Larkin w, Glazebrook, POS w. Main - 1925
Frank Gerring $40 n. Rowland ..... loco
Miss NJ Hessberg 1t22 West ave. ..... 1000
John jackson. 6tS Randolph. Sr.... 1000
>, III. Jonesson, 25f7 kensngt ton ave HIS
Robt. IT,. Jones $40 w. Clay. ....... APIS
w. r. Lawton. 2807 Floyd ave .... 1000
Miss Helen Mcdonnell 2f6 Temple. . 1000
4. r. MARSHA, 3O3 Davis ave. ......... $500
A. .. Mims, 5f9 w Broad .........,... 1000
Ii. D. Morrison, 2i07 Grove ave...... 1000
Mrs. John Noryeil. 223S W. Grace .. 2475
Mrs. Douglass OdeII, d23 N. Elm. .. 400
u H. Piageman, Jr.. 1919 w. Broad. .. 1900
DIR. Z. =. Pitt Lamb ave. ........... 1900
u. l.. Rheurmund, 1924 w. Grace ..... 1.OO0
Hubert 7. Sutton. sos w Franklin 1000
NJ J. Schwartz. Westhampton. ...... LOO
Y. Turner. 30fS Beverly. ........,.. 600
Chasie Trniferi, 500 W. Main. ........ G175
u" W. Tranord. 252f W. Grace. .... 1000
Thomas j. Tuck. 200f Beverly ........ 1000
Samuei y. Williams. 2408 Hanover. 1900
n - Wilkinson, 1885 W. Grace. 1925
DISTRICT No. 3.
II. C. Apperson. TunstaII ya..... fzo5
James Archer. Tunstall, Na.......... 1000
II. W. Aaeell, BFenie BHn, Va GOO
Miss 6. ID. Bagby. Pemherton, va. 1000
James Ii. Bowies. Sardweii, Na....... 1.025
Miss Edith Bryman. Mineral, va. 1000
{. L.. Bumpass Bumpass, Na..,....... 1000
Bernard III. Baylor. Dumbarton, Va. 1000
William vi. Crouch, Manakin. Va. Else
Miss Laura o. Crowther. Rcedyle, Va. s225
H. T.. Cooke, HowardsviIle, Va, ....... 1000
Miss Annie Downing, Gordonsville Va. 900
William Ford, Tunstail Va. .......... LOCO
j. Gately, Fredericksburg Na....... fOO0
Mrs. \. II. Gates, Louisa Na.......... 4,87S
Miss Louise HE, LowcsviIle, Na..... 3225
Mrs. L.. T.. Holloway, Toano, Va. .,....- 900
George Il. Hockaday, LaneXa, Va. 900
W. Ill. JONES' Hanover. Na.......... 34Oo
Stuart Bumpass, Ashland Na..... 2oJ0
Ralph Pollard, Ashland, Na......... 600
H. T. Lacy, Tunstail, INCONSISTENCIES. t0cO
HeV. D. w LIlaston. bena. Va. ..,...-. 1000
JAS. w. Lee King and Queen G. H. Va 1000
Miss SADIE Mahone, Williamsburg, Va. 2.100
II >. Mtcheii, Sabot, va. 400
- t. MARTIN aarters Bridge, VA. 2,075
Miss Emma Undertake Peaks. va. 1000
Mrs. Estellc Peasants, Mcrceryiile. Va. 2.fO0
Mrs. L.. q. Powell Seaford, Aa........ 1850
W. *. Freddy Gordonsviiie, Na....... 1000
Miss Bessie Patterson. New Canton, Va. 1000
;. L. Ransom. Bremo Blum, Va. ........ 1900
II. II. Richardson, Tunstall. Va. ,....... i225
Miss Parish Richardson Book Va. .... LOCO
Mrs G. w. StockIey, Temperanceville 1000
Miss Margaret Stanley Sacrey. Eredericks-
burg, Va .......-........ $3.50
Beverly Stewart, Capahosic, Na.+.... 1000
Miss Eva Tyler. Toapo Va. .......... 900
ID. III. Turner, Pemberton, Va. ........ 1900
Cecil Lee Woodward. Barhamsville, Va. 2,f2s
A. n. Warburton, Dumbarton, va...... 1000
DISTRICT No. 4.
Mrs. Samuel Adams, Cluster Springs -. 1000
Miss Laura Adams, Alton, Va. ...... 1000
II. j. Abernethy. Jarratts, Va. ....-. 600
Mrs. NJ. G. Allen, Petersburg, VA. loo
Miss Jennie Aldrich Petersburg, Va... 1000
Il. r. AUgood, Petersburg, Va. ......-. 1000
Miss Laura Briggs. Emporfa, Va...--.. 1000
Miss Jennie Blank, Nathalie, Va........ 1000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-14

to win valuable prize, begin today
and read the contest stories in these
columns. DO not miss a day. Be gov
erned by same, and success awaits you.
The person nowadays who does not
listen to anyone, or believe anyone, if
you will notice is the fellow who seems
to be kept down. There is a reason
and the reason is stated at the begin
ming Of this paragraph. Weigh up
the facts You read in the paper daily.
Take the contest managers word for
what it is worth. Get out and secure
subscriptions, and if you do the best
you know how and do not win a prize,
it will then be time to wall.
Get busy, keep busy and success
awaits you.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-14

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. March IS.
~ T.. Jackson. OF ColonEaf Beach,
and Miss Mamie Lee, daughter of the
late Joseph Lee Of King George coun-
ty, were married Wednesday at the
home of f $. Ford. at Colonial Beach.
Rev. g. NJ. Connolly performed the
ceremony. The couple will make their
home at Colonial Beach.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-14

Captaing Griffin. L. s. N, and Mrs
Griffin In Washington.
Miss Annie Reade is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Carlin in Alex
andria.
Mr. and Mrs. Otho Lee are guests
or the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
r. NJ. Bryan, in stanton
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-14
WHY NOT BE ADVISED AND GET
BUsY-YOU CAN WIN.
THE SCHEDULE HAS BEEN RE
DUCED AND THOSE SECURING
THE MOST SUBSCRIPTIONS
UNTIL MARCH 10TH WILL HAVE
THE BEST CHANCE OF WIN
MING.

Day after day we have tried to urge
candidates on to activity. Today after
they see how easy the winning is GO
ing to be the common wall is heard.
~ WISH | STARTED EARLIER. "
Every Promise Kept
Every promise made during the con
test has been made good Every
promise to be made in the future will
also be kept. The contest will not be
81 money making proposition for The
Airginian, In fact, it has been so slow
that amy person can get in the race to-
day and in the next few days secure
enough votes to win the Grand Prize
Secrecy is the byword Of the contest de
partment, but it will overstep trifle
Gnd divulge this information to all.
THE AVERAGE NUMBER OF SUB
SGRIPTIONS RECEIVED DURING
THE CONTEST WOULD NOT AVER
AGE TWO ONE YEAR .SUBSCR1P-
TIONS PER CANDIDATES.
Delay is Dangerous.
Those who have not vet started
should do 50 at once The field in most
sections Of the territory is practically
untouched. Yon can get subscriptions
sif you get after them. DO not think
Athat your friends will come to You
They positively will not. Ii you want
~
The Winslow mail., 1913-07-19

Have H. H. Smith Go. call for
your cleaning and pressing.
Phone No. 1876.
The Winslow mail., 1913-07-19

Board adjourned Board of Supervisors and met as Board
of Equalization
Geo. H. Keyes Jr of Winsow before the Board and
asked for reduction of Mrs Hicks After thoroughly
canVng the matter the Board refused consider the
reduction at ALL
Board adjourned Board of Equalization as Board
of Supervisors.
Board adjourned until 8 a. M
Board met again at m.
f. l. Hatch presented application an Electric Light and
Power Plant in Navajo County. Action deferred
Report of the County Recorder of all monies received and turn
cd over to the treasurer received and approved
$19810
Report of the Clerk of the of Supervisors of all Cash
Orders issued during the Quarter approved Thew
follows:
The Winslow mail., 1913-07-19
Proceedings of the County
Board of Supervisors
(Continued from PAGE q

Is Ioui Sam Kee Meals ,-.-~-, ....~...,..-~ AZ 25
79 Mrs. Lee 9 13 90
80 Jos Woods Expenses As 20
81 Chas Osborn Laundry ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS As
80 Chas Osborn. Stamps etc. $50
83 Chas Osborn Expenses 81 so
"a D W Tramme ....... " Observation-Disclosures. so
IS D w Trammel. g .................. 33 20
Roy Cumns. Services ,.............. 400
81 John Adar Expenses So 90
88 Jesse Dewitt Election Services ........ 800
80 W Smith kilograms ...........:.. 293
80 VIM Smith Interpreter 81 90
81 Overson Legal Services .......... 90
W. j. Flake Jr appointed Fair Commissioner the
Phoenix Fair
Board adjourned to meet at a. m.
Board convened again with all members present
W. Flake presented petition for change road fol
lows:
Leaving present point just 29th mile
post going thence northwest the north line of section 33 IL
R. 18 E. G. s. R. Meridian, thence along said line the
northwest of section thence south 70 degrees the
where ntersecs the present road They given
to change the road their expense and work
harmony with the Forest Supervisor
Board of Supervisors adjourned Equa-
zation and reduced c. G. Wallace on fence $4,000
Board Equalization ourned meet as Board of Super
Application of c. G. Wallace al for school district
Mia rejected
Application of JAS Peterson ct for school district in Water
Canyon near Pnedae rejected.
Board of Supervisors adjourned until O'Clock
Board met again at 1 p. m.
The matter of Winsow liquor licenses postponed until later
date
Board Supervisors adjourned meet as Beard of Equal
zation.
E. B. Newman reduced sheep head $500 per
head equaing $780,
Hess Jr reduced sheep head equang ST. 500
Board of Equalization adjourned a Super
visors.
The following demand was allowed:
92 Holbrook Drug Co. Supplies 1900
TO BOARD of Fnual
zation.
the of it's Land Grants Navajo County, protest
and petition of the Santa Fe Land with
to assessment of water distributing system in the Town Of
Winslow, read and filed.
Equalization adjourned to meet as Board of Super
Vsors'
description and boundary present
ed by R. c. Smith approved by the
Report of j. B. Wakefield Taylor ap
Report of w. H Larson P Holbroo received and ap
proved.
Report Superior Court of all fees and mon
proved. Amount $8 co.
Report the Justice of the Peace Lakeside ap
proved. Amount of fees was 81 75
Report of W. Constable Pnedae received and ap
proved.
Report of John Lewis P Pinedae received and approved
Report of Joseph Fish, j. P Woodruff approved
Report of w. Williams Assessor approved
showing as follows:
School Tax. May 5th, ..........s $500
Personal Property NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 45.4e
$3.50. 49,
School Tax .... June 2nd ....... $500
Personal Property 69.41
School Tax July 1st 16125O
The Winslow mail., 1913-07-19

Navajo Apache & Co., interest on deposits u. 40
h Vi Wilslo"''.'.'"..". N63
Bank of Northern Ariz o OK
Joseph Woods Sherf's Licenses ... - 10 5o
w Woods, Superior Court Fees...... q Oo
K c Smith, School Superintendent .. ooo
" Il L"fso' . I rmes'.'"''' $500
rees "''"''"''','.," 1880
John Lewis, ............... : Ok
- = ,iai0ei5 $3.50
. On"snd"' 0tate ochool fund~.........., 1929
Total Receipts for month 3455 56
Total on hand and received S4e eQe no
falo Out OF Expense fund .,.........~... 24721O
. r ocnool ........."..~..- 789.45
ROAD 77016
Salary 2,47718
ocnoo Bono interest Fund $4,000
10 state treasurer interest on Funded Indebtedness
Total expenditure for month of june 1893 80
10 cash oalahce on hand 50, 1887 20
Total---.------ .46, ,686 O9
Report of the County Treasurer the Quarter ending June
81, 1913, received and approved
The report is follows:
Cash on hand March 3lst, 1913 53 59 84
Cash received for April il..-.- 40 70
May 6,651 20
june {, ,455 Sc
Total cash on hand and received during 6418s3
Cash expended for month of Apr.. e323o4
May....-------~--- 8,1O8s0
June---.---, 7,698S9
Cash balance on hand, See Abstract A'.-. 3S9S7 20
Total $64,118S3
The Winslow mail., 1913-07-19

We the members of the Board Supervisors Navajo Co,
W State OF Arizona and the District Attorney of said County,
hereby certify that have examined the books
L. d. Dvelbes Treasurer of said County,
should be said County Treasurer the Thirty eight nine
hundred and eighty dollars and twenty We
find that there is in the treasury the following
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-09-26
COBB'S NAME ON
u. s.. CURRENCY

IT "A
2 WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s. Collec-
tors doubtless will be on the lookout
soon for some national bank notes
which were signed a few days ago by
"Ty" Cobb, centerfielder of, the De-
troit baseball team. When the star
fielder was here the other day he
was shown through the treasury de-
partment and asked to see some bank
notes of the First National Bark of
Lavonia, Ga. On informing the offic-
ers in charge that he was a director
in that bank and as such was entitled
to sign money printed for that insti-
tuition. the ball player placed his sig
nature to several sheets of the notes.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-09-26
HIGH SCHOOL PREPARATIONS.
Young Men at the Athenaeum Began
Practice Monday
AFTERNOON.

There was a meeting of the young
men of the High School on the cam
pus at the Athenaeum Monday after
noon and while no definite steps were
taken as to the final selection OF a
team there was a lively practice of
more than an hour. It has develop
ed that there is more Of baseball
than football spirit among the pupils
who are interested in athletics, but
this does not mean that there will be
no football at the High School. To
the contrary, there is very strong,
though friendly feeling among the
young men al the Athenaeum to go
after the scalp of the soldier boys at
the C. M. A., though good portion of
the cadet team Is likely to and most
probably will be made up of former
High School students. There is some
good material in the High School
bunch, and with persistent practice
and proper coaching a fine team can
be developed there.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-09-26
ROAD SENTENCES
CAUSES INQUIRY
DRINKS SENT TO THE ROAD
PROvokEs OBJECTIONS
BY SOME.

The working of the police and the
county authorities together regarding
public drunkenness of late appears to
have provoked some objections on
the part of the friends of those got
caught in the act. These latter want
to know, SO it is rumored, upon what
authority the police make arrests and
turn the parties over to the county
authorities to take county road SEN
tence for drunkenness
One Of the officers stated this morn
ing that the city had not been turn
ing its catch over to the county, but
that technically speaking the parties
referred to had never been iii the
hands of the city authorities. That
when the sheriff called on the police
for assistance that the police were
then acting in the capacity of a depu-
ty sheriff, and when the police called
on the sheriff's force then the latter
were acting in the capacity of police.