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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-05-29
SAND BROOK
~ School and Other Notes

Charles Burket Of near Sand Brook
mas purchased a Ford automobile.
Elwood Johnson, Of Sand Brook.
was entertained over asst Sunday at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. |. P.
Shepherd. in SergeantvilIe.
Samuel Fauss Of Pennington be-
gan the rebuilding Of a new barn
on his store property at Sand Brook
last Tuesday morning. The work
is being done by Carpenters Besson
and Case
The following IS the report IF
Sand Brook public school for he
month IF April. Number enrolled.
e; Names Of pupils not absent
during the month. William Parker,
Hazat williamson Anna williamson.
Mildred Parker. Mildred Jahnaon
Mrs. a Daa Hoaetaua, Teacher.
There vii e preaehm9 services
n he 5and Br5ok 6i.rn.au Bspoise
Gausen ne eecnn aud f4usth 5us.-
dag seeninog = -aer 1'oneh asirg
he manner
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-05-29

Cruel.

The eiorution teacher was instruct
ing y scholar who had Insisted upoa
learning lone ana rnther prosy piece
When you have finished the reeita
don said the teacher, bow gracefnl
" ana cave The platform on tfDtoe
'0n tiptoe:" asked the scholar
Yes, 8uSWered the teaeher so as
not 20 wake The audience. New York
Post
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-05-29
DRIVING Malls lren sl.st.r.

The nail to be driven in should have
two small norches filef in it, one near,
the end on one side and the other to
ward the head on the other side RI,
fore being driven into the wall the nail
should be dipped in liquid glue until
well covered. and then driven In place
As soon as the glue hardenS. it will
become as firm "a the plaster itself
National Magazine.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-05-29
Executors Sale of vacant Lot
on s. Franklin St.

The subscriber will sell at public sale on
FRIDAY. JUNE -. 1918, al , O'Clock in the
afternoon, at the al estate office Of Hol-
comb 4 Mct.racken, No. 81 bridge ST, Lam
beriyille, y "A vacant lot ! tely owned By
bridget Della McGuiRan, and fronting about
iol ~ on the west side of > Fir nklin ST.
lsmhrrlville, y. J., aud extending westerly
about - II on the south line of the lot and
abnui i3i IN. IN the north line IF the lot
his lot lies back of the four houses. Nos
i3S, 40. ~ and IA south Main Street lately
owned by Geo. " Pal. Esq
A. the same time ana place Will be sold lot
81 pictures owned by the said Bridget Della
Michigan.
FRANK " VAN HART
Executor of Bridget Della McCiuigan, deed
May Bat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-17
BOARD MEETS TO
SETTLE A CLAIM
Charles Pappas Wants Dam
ages from Union Malleable
Iron Company.

An arbitration board in county court
today is hearing the claim of Charles
PaDpas of East Moline against the
Union Malleable Iron company. Pap
pas alleges that on March :, 1913, he
sustained an injury to his hand which
he claims permanently disables that
member.
he claims permanently disabled that
Pappas was wearing gloves at the
time of the accident which was against
the rigid printed rules of the company.
They contend that Pappas disregarded
the regulations of the concern and
that this resulted in the accident. J.
X. Scott appears for Pappas and w
A. Meese for the company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-17
HOLDING TWO ON
SERIOUS CHARGES
Pawnbroker Is Arrested by Off
Ger Kell-Arthur Keller Is
Nabbed by Patrolman.

Two men Will be arraigned before
Police Magistrate Smith tomorrow
morning on charges Of a serious ma
ture. Both cases were continued from
today until that time.
Arthur Keller was arrested by Of
iicer Mccarthy this morning on a
charge of having stolen about $50
worth OF iron pipe from the yards of
the Rock Island Sash Il Door works,
Monday night. lie is being held I'M
der $500 bonds
d. J. Ziffern. who conducts a pawn
shCp on Twentieth street between
Third and Fourth avenues. was ar
rested by Officer Kell this morning
charged with violating the pawnbrok-
ers' act. A. Morrison charges that a
short time ago he secured $3.50 .oan
On a fur coat and fur robe, and that
Ziffern sold both for S25.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-17
STAPLETON Dies;
SALOON MEN FACE
SERIOUS CHARGE
Succumbs at st. Anthony's Hos
pital After Being Uncon-
scious for 10 Days.
CORONER HOLDS INQUEST
sAIois DUVjonek and CyrieI Bonnie Al
legged TO Have Caused
Death.

Harrison Stapleton died yesterday
afternoon at 4 O'Clock in St. Anthony's
hospital, following his injury sustain.
ed 10 days ago. Alois Duvyjonck,
proprietor Of a saloon al 300 Fifth
street, and Cyriel Bonnie. a bartender
employed al The place, are held on a
charge OF murder. II IL claimed the
men forcibIy elected Stapleton from
the saloon and that the injuries he re-
ceived resulted in his death.
Stsrleton was found Saturday even.
ing Dec :. lying in Garnsey park in
o pool or blood and was Immediately
removed 70 mis- boarding house which
was nearby. In the morning City
Health Physician G.. G.. Craig was
called 10 the bedside OF the injured
man and found his condition to be
very serious. He was removed 10 St
aa-houys hospital and no hope was
entertained for his recovery.
Following the death of the man last
C.eHing a postmOrtem examination
vas held in the Knox undertaking par
Tors by DIS. Craig and Perry Vessel.
both Of whom have been attending
the injured man at the hospital
Coroner r. G.. !. Never was also pres
'1- and a minute examination OF the
injured skull was made. The entire
brain and upper part OF the deccased's
skull were removed from the body TO
BE- used ae evidence against those
vino are charged with assault ing him
J. was then discovered that a much
Iu~re serious injury had been sustain
81 than was A. first thought. a five
inch crack being discovered in the
tack part Of the skull which had not
been dizcernable while The man was
alive.
Inquest Held.
Coroner r. q. J. Meyer held an IN
quest this morning in the Office Of
states Attorney FLOYD +. Thompson
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-17
ASKS $4,000 FOR
INJURY To LEGS
Moline Company Is Made De-
fendant in Damage Suit
Filed in Circuit Court.
HORSE CASE is DISMISSED
Judge r. w. olnsted Takes Action Of
Joseph VS.. Griffin Away from
the Jury.

Suit for $4,000 damages was filed
this morning by Attorneys Woods and
Meersman, Moline. against the Re
public Steel and Iron company, Mo,
line. for injuries. which it is alleged
were sustained by Clement DePaw.
The accident which befell DePaw,
occurred one year ago when he was
but - years of age. He was EN-
ployed with the Moline company at
that time. and was in the yards of the
factory. He was caught between two
cars loaded with steel rods and his
legs were pierced by the long steel
bars. causing Inn. it is said. perma-
nent injuries.
The suit was fled through his
guardian. Edward Coryn.
Taken From Jury.
The case of the People ex rel Joseph
vs. 6. W. Griffin which was on trial
yesterday. came to a sudden end in
the afternoon when Judge r. w. Ohm
sted allowed a motion by the defense
10 take the action from the jury.
1t was charged that Griffin as con-
stable at Milan. wrongfully sie:ed
500 TO satisfy an execution. 1t was
alleged that the animal was exempt.
In justice court. a judgment for $500
was rendered but an appeal was
taken. Albert Huber for the defend
ant. advanced the theory that the JUS
tice had no Jurisdiction in the matter.
since the amount involved was ont
under 5000. The court held with this
view and dismissed the case. +. r.
and NJ. J. McEniry prose
cuted the suit
Blake Suit Up.
The case OF :. &. Blake vs.. the
Blake Specially company is being
heard today The suit is for wages
which Mr.. Blake claims is due him as
travelling salesman for the concern.
About S1.4OO is involved. G. ~. Wood
appears for the plaintiff and Murphy
A Larsen for the company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-17
BETTENDORF GIRL
HASNECK BROKEN
BY AUT0MOBILIST
Little Marie Messer, Six Years
Old, Killed When Struck
by Machine.
DRIVER IS NOT BLAMED
Glenn Ceurvorst is Exonerated by Eye
Witnesses - Proves I'm
avoidabIe Accident.

-Thile playing with party of
school friends in the street a the cor
ner of Fourth and state streets. Bet
tendorf, yesterday afternoon at s
O'Clock, little Marie MesseE siX-year-
old daughter of MIR and Mrs Charles
Messer. was struck by an automobile
driven by Glenn Ceurvorst. Her nec}t
was broken and she died within few
minutes
II is claimed that the child had just
left school and was Ell route to the
home of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. MeSser who reside a Fifth
and State streets. Within a block of
her destination the group of little
folks started to play in the boulevard
in the center of the street. suddenly
Marie started across the road after
chum. AT that moment Mr.. Ceurvarst,
who lives on West Second street. Bet
tendorf. drove along with his seven
passenger Thomas Flyer.
Witnesses to the accident state that
he was travelling at low rate of
speed and that noticing the children,
he sounded his horn in warning.
Marie, however. in the excitement or
her pay failed to notice the approach
ing car and walked in front of II.
She was struck by the front wheel and
thrown several feet.
Lives IS Minutes.
The driver quickly stopped the ma
chine and carried the child to the
home of Mrs Frank Alderman, 344
State street where medical aid was
summoned II was found that her
neck had been broken and the right
iawbone fractured Everything pos
sible to save the little life was at
but within 10 minutes she
passed away.
Not to Blame.
II is claimed by eye witnesses tina |
the auto driver used unusual care to |
prevent the tragedy and that it was |
an unavoidable accident.
The deceased was born in Daven- !
port Nov 20, 1907 and is survived By |
her parents and one brother. The /
father is employed as a collector for |
the Tri-City Plate Ice company.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-17
JUDGE PROBATES
WILLS IN COURT
Two instruments Are Passed on
by B. S. Bell-Wheelock
Estate Large.

Judge B. 6. Bell tins morning pro
bated two wills Jnder the terms of
the last testament of Lucius p. Wheel
ock, Moline. drawn Aug %. 1913. with
Luther c. Knox and Edwin b. Knox as
witnesses, all of the estate is left TO
a sister, Kate W. Anderson. who is
named executor: to Ray G. Anderson,
nephew. and Nellie l.. Erwin and Hell
en- r. Anderson. both of whom are
nieces. The estate consists not only
of the real estate at Moline but also
in Lubbock. Texas, and Newton coun-
~ Missouri, and of stock in copper.
cent and hotel companies.
The viii of George Benson, made
oct. Is. 1911. leaves all of the estate
10 the wife. Am L. Benson. with the
proviso that the propreyt will go TO
the two sons, G. Leroy Benson and
Etl. e, Benson at her death.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-17
WILL REMOVE OLD
DOCUMENTS SOON
Corner Stone of Old Y. W. G. A.
Contains Interesting Mat
ter About Rock Island.

The irCn box containing the docu-
ments which we've placed in the cor
ner stone of the old / NJ. c. a. build
ing and which was removed this week.
will be opened as soon as Secretary II.
{ Smedley returns from his southern
vacation.
The iron box contains the following
matter: Names OF the city officers,
records. etc; Photographic views per
tanning 10 Rock Island; printed and
written records pertaining 10 Y. 81. C..
A work: copy OF the scriptures.
The old corner stone was laid on
June 20. 1890, and these documents
were placed therein At that time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-17

examining a number OF Witnesses
Dr. Perry Vessel. who assisted Dr.
Craig in caring for the injured man.
was the first witness 70 take the
stand and testified that death had
been caused by q serious fracture OF
the skull He identified the removed
portion OF the skull which Coroner
Meyer had retained for evidence. as
the same one taken from the body OF
the dead man last night and explained
the extent OF the injuries. DR.. Vessel
was questioned on the stand by one
OF the Jurors as 10 whether II would
have been possible OF pr<bable that
Stapieton could have traversed the
distance from the saloon 20 the park
after receiving such injuries. The
doctor stated tha- such a thing was
probable but that the man must have
tainted before reaching his boarding
and rooming house.
DR.. Craig was then examined and
advanced practically the same evil
dence as DR.. Vessel. stating that he
had entert aimed no hope OF recovery
from the first time he had been called.
He further stated that he had attended
the deceased some time last summer
when he was overcome by gas and
that he had seemed 20 be a jolly and
a gritty old man. Under the influence
OF liquor. however. the doctor said
that he had heard Stapleton was some
times of a quarrelsome nature. An
effor, was made 10 get him 20 talk
several times al the hospital but he
was partly unconscious all Of the time
and could speak only in dazed and
incoherent manner. After consider
able effort. however. the doctors sue
ceeded in securing his name which
DR.. Craig varified from his records
taken az the time OF his service 10 the
deceased last summer. II also devel-
oped during the delirious talk OF
Stapleton a. the hospital that he had
a son but every effort 20 discover his
whereabout has thus far failed.
The inquest adjourned for lunch al
about noon and AT 1:36 reconvened,
the following witnesses being exam
ined this afternoon: Alphons RACERS,
Verbriest. Alphons Eachante.
Oscar Wullaert, julius De Baeher.
Miss De Baeher and Miss Eechante.
These are all acquaintsnces of Staple
tons and either boarded where he
lived or worked with him at the plOw
shop. Gerome De Bruine acted as in
terpreter for those who could not
speak English.
Are Re-Arreste6.
Duvyonck and Bonnie were rear !
r sted following the death OF SLAP o. /
ton and are now held PENDING the out. /.
.ome OF the inquest.
Stapleton was SIS years OF age and I
was celebrating his birthday anjver- /
5ary on the nigth that he was injured. ,
Although the statement was made 1
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-17
OBITUARY
Mrs. David Warwick. sr.

David Warwick. Jr. who resides on
Seventeenth street. has received word
announcing the death of his mother,
Mrs. David Warwick. Sr.. in St Louis.
The death occurred at the home of a
daughter. Mrs. Ernest 7. Barrett. The
funeral services were held in St
Louis this afternoon In addition
10 the son. David Warwick. Jr, there
are left 10 mourn the death. two other
sons, Richard OF Davenport and Alfred
OF New York City. and one daughter.
Mrs Ernest +. Barrett OF St. Louis.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-17
ARE ATTEMPTING TO
HAVE ROAD REPLACED

Walter Treichler, Rock Island.
county superintendent Of highways.
and Leslie Hanna Yuma, chairman Of
the roads and bridge committee of the
board OF supervisors, at 1 O'Clock this
afternoon appeared before the mem
be-s OF the state highway commission
in Springfield ia an effort TO restore
the Twelfth street road leading from
Rock Island en- the map OF roads, 70
receive aid under the Tice good roads
bill
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-17

that Julius Duyvejonck, who conducts
a saloon az 126 Twentieth street. was
the proprietor Of the barroom from
which Henry Stapleton was elected.
IL developed that his brother Alois
Duyvjonck. 800 Fifth street. was the
person under arrest, on a charge OF
being implicated in the cause OF in
juries TO the man.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-17
Funeral of c. A. Vail

The funeral services over the re-
mains of c. \. Vail. who died in the
police ambulance en- route TO st. An
thongs hospital from the CONNER
cial hotel Monday morning. were held
al the Kent undertaking parlors al 10
o'clock this morning. Interment was
in Chippianock cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-17
POLICE NEWS

Russell Neyberg was arrested by
Officer Mccarthy last evening as he
was sailing along six or eight sheets
to the leeward. After a sleep at the
city bastile he faced Magistrate
Smith this morning who added an
other dollar 10 the city Golfers. John
McAcheron, pinched by Officer Col
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-17

l.. G. Barr, Davenport, was arrested
a second time yesterday on a charge
of distributing hand bills on the
streets of this city. Officer Ginnane
arrested him at the corner of Third
avenue and Eighteenth street. Barr
was arraigned before Magistrate c. J.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-17

in that city at O'Clock yesterday
afternoon Rev. John Schneider. pas
tor of the First Methodist church. Of
ficiated- Those who were present
from here were Postmaster Hugh A.
J. Mcdonald. Mrs Charles Oswald.
Mrs. Charles Schneider and George
Schneider.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-17
Funeral of Fred Alters.

Funeral services for the late Fred J.
Alters were held this afternoon a.
O'Clock from the home. 316 Thirteenth
street, Rev. J. l.. Vance of the United
Presbyterian church officiating. Inter-
ment was in Chippiannock Gene
terry.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-17
Funeral Of Joseph Schneider.

Funeral services for Joseph +.
Schneider. a former Rock Island man.
who died in Joliet Saturday. were held
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-17
FIFTEEN PEOPLE AIDED
BY LOCAL OFFICE

The latest weekly report of the work
accomplished at the local Illionis Free
Employment bureau shows that four
teen men and one woman we're aided
in securing work through the office.
All the news all the time-The Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-17

Inns, also made an addition OF cart
wheel to the city's riches on a similar
charge. Lasho Lee was more for un-
ate. his case being dismissed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-12-17

Smith and was fined So and costs. He
appealed the case to the county court.
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FEES AND SALARIES COUNTY
OFFICERS

school districts at $500, ,.,,...,... 5000
Irwin Young. auditor fee on finan-
cial report for l9l2........,,,...,.. 5000
duplicate, FEB, 1913. .,.......s.,.... 2,OO7 "a
grand duplicate, Aug. i9iS......,., 2,OOSIi
arctic dupicate' Aug, isis,..,.'.. 3ls
John II, Stonebrook, treas, fees
on pay-in-orders, Sept. |. II to
John H. Stonebrook, treas, fees on
grand duplicate Feb 1918. .,..... 2,0O7.2i
grand duplicate, Aug. 1913, IT,. 2.OOs1i
John IL, Stonebrook, treas. fees on
Icigarette duplicate Feb. l9l3...., 3lS
p. ], Parker, sheriff, allowance In oooo
criminal cases to Dec, 81, 12..,.,. 10000
+. j. Parker, sheriff. posting eiec-
tlon, proclamation Nov 1912...,. 1890
j. NJ Woolison, sheriff, serving
jury and grand jury. y,...,,;,.....':.,,,,, 6S'9'
Feb. and MAY term court, l9i2.. 10000
Chas. W. Hayes clerk fees for
Nov. I, Bi2 to Feb. 3, 19l5...,.... 1920
FEB. 10 to MAY 8, 1918. ,....,,...... 1872. 10
b, r. Parker recorder indexing
deeds, leases and mortgages to
Il. r. Parker, recorder, indexing
deeds, leases and mortgages To
-SI3i2 & r. Parker OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES recorder ,ndexing 900
deeds, leases and mortgages and
transcribe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, l29.6o
b. r., Parker recorder, indeNing
transcribe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, "' 49,. 2lLsO
b. II. Parker, recorder. indeXing
deeds, leases and. MORTGAGES and ,o- 90
tfunScllDe ....s.s.s...-...ss.s' l'1'VV
from August, iSi2 to Sept 1915. 1,42O.OO
officer for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10000
diers relief conl..........,,,...,o,. $500
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Dunn road Observation-Disclosures. 200
J. j. Reed viewer days on Dunn
road ,...i...:....::..,.....o, ;....., 100
j. j. Nyhart, viewer ? days on
Dun road .......................... 400
VIM. II, Durbin, viewer > days on
Dunn ROAD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOO
Samuel Baker, chairman / DAY on......
Cunningham road ................. 200
NJ. ~. Cunningham, chairman 1
day on Cunningham road ........ 200
j. IL. Henwood viewer / day on
Cunningham road .........,..... 900
f. Workman. viewer day on Cum
,ningham road ........,.~.... 200
w. u. Shipley. viewer day on
Cunningham NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 200
c, g. Wolfe, chairman | day ON
Howard -Mlllwood road ......... 200
j. =. Durbin, chairman ] day on
Howard Millwood road ........... 200
John I. Durbin, viewer ] day on
Howard Millwood road. .......... 200
c. l.. V. Wolfe, viewer I day on
Howard Millwood road........... 200
George Burris, viewer / day on
Howard wildwood road. .......... 200
George Graft. chairman ! day on
Wagner road. d................... 900
Henry Phillips, chairman day on
Wagner road ................ 200
HERBERT beedN, chairman day on
W dBHtT TOdu Observation-Disclosures 2.UO
John A. Cassil. viewer l day on
" tsneI ROAD ....................... 2.OO
W.. c. Carson. viewer / day on
Wagner road .................... 200
r. w Severns, viewer day on
Wagner road Observation-Disclosures. 200
John McCrory, surveyor on Wag-
ner road Observation-Disclosures. 10 m
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DlTCHEs--LocATiON AND
CONSTRUCTION

Arthur c, Wolfe surveyor on
Armstrong g-lawilins ditch,........ 1l0,(
Jasper Van Horn, assistant on
Armstrong Hawkins ditch...,.. 10,(
Ralph Walker, chairman on Arm
strong Hawkins ditch...,..,,..,., AZ
G. c. Wolfe. chairman ON Arm
strong Hawkins dttch,...,...,.,.., 6.(
j. M. OdaSer, aNman ON ARM
strong Hawkins ditch.....,,...... IL
VIM. Lewis, days viewing on
Armstroug-Iiaw ditch....... 9.C
l.. Britton, 3 days viewing on
Armstrong Hawkins ditch. .,....... 90
Il. NJ. Dill, 3 days viewing on Arm
strong Hawkins ditch ...,......... 9.t
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,for, deposit OF county money... S7s
Mt Vernon Banner, notice OF rates
,,o9f ttgXation t;Sn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1gi.O1
times holding common pleas
MT Vernon Banner, notice OF W
times holding court of appeals 1926
Mt; Vernon Banner publishing
sherins proclamation. .......... 26O3
MT. Vernon Banner publishing
~, commissioners annual report. 26eS2
port of examination of comnis-
si0nerS report. rt.................... 733
MT. Vernon Banner, publishing
reports OF examination of Co
Mt. Vernon Banner, notice of sale
c;n of ;lail & ,echildren's home bonds. SOB
70 OF Jail & children's home bonds. 5000
Republican Pub. Co., publishing
: sheriff's proclamation. ............, 263s
Republican Pub. Co, publishing
u rates Of taxation. n.:........;...:,., 1el.oi
Republican Pub. Co, publishing
notices for Treasurer. .............. 245
Republican Pub. Co. publishing
notices for Board Of Eiection..'. 14.4s
Republican Pub. Co.. pubishing>
notices on erection OF new jail. 80. 4O5
Republican Pub. Co, publishing
npilS np0inees lon on establishment of
Republican Pub. Co, publishing
notices on tax levy.............. S1z
republican Pub. Co, publishing
notices on deposit of county
,hIoISy ..''...: .:........,.............. S.U
Republican. Pub. Co., publishing
notices of times of holding G. r
Republican Pub. Co, publishing zO'"
notices notices of times for holding
Court of Appeals. as................ 1889
Republican Pub. Co, publishing
u Com,m1issoners' annual report. 26e.Sz
republican Pub. Co, publishing
report on commissioners annual
report Observation-Disclosures, 733
Republican Pub. Co., publishing
reports on examination of
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MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSE


n Anna Critchnod, liGU acres
land FOR Cmldrens llome...,.. a,3uGOI
Kcpuhlioun Pub Co, notice 20 COM
tractors To build new lail,,,.,,,... lISi
ri Vernon banner. notice Ia con-
tractors 10 build new iail..,,..., 17,Sil
Marriott, Alleu Han, 4 ~ per
cent ON contract pr!ce tor new
jail ......................... ]. .gel.Gl