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New Ulm review., 1913-11-26

Eugene Piefterle delighted isrge
number of admirers of the Edison
Musical Photographs Thursday after.
noon and evening by concert given
By Miss Meyers of Duluth, demon.
strating the many excellent qualities
|of the Edison instruments. Miss
Meyers thoroly understands the
10 chimes and many of those who at.
tended the concert we're heard to ex.
press . hope that Santa Clsus was
and would take the hint.
Sunday evening twenty OF the
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Schaefer
called on them laden with gifts sppro.
|priate and useful to remind their hosts
that their tin wedding Vas 1t hand
The evening was spent playing euchre
and In other social diversions. John
|Franta won the Star prize, Chas.
|Engelbert and Mrs. AL Olsen, punch
prizes and the booby prizes we're
|carried off by Philip Liesch and Mrs.
|T. Scheiderich, Jr. Refreshments
we're served and q most enjoy able eve
ming was spent by all.
New Ulm review., 1913-11-26

At the College everything musical ID
busy Ia Preparation for the grani
concert to be gwen at the Music Hall
Thanksgiving evening under the di.
rection of Prof Reuter-. A program
OF 10 numbers is announced and 1t ID
confidently expected that the Music
Hall will be crowded to its capacity.
The musical efforts of the boys are
more and more appreciated each
season and Prof. Reuter- grows con-
stantly in favor as an unexcelled lead
er and artist. The program is an
nounced elsewhere IN this issue.
New Ulm review., 1913-11-26
High Schools.

The regular aid for high schools 10
$3.50. Sleepy Eye in addition 80 THE
receives $3.50 for maintaining an sgri-
cultural department.
The only graded school of the conn-
ty il at Comfrey which receives 1900
aid Districts Nos. So, u AID 81 are
entitled to the sum Of eyS0 each, the
amount allotted to semi graded
schools. Thirty.two of the rural
schools belong to Glass "A'' and are
each entitled to the sum Of Sl35. Six
teen of the school districts belong to
Class OBJ and are each entitled 20
go. Districts Nos. 81, 40, 54 and Is
belong to the lowest Class "Co and
receive S6S each.
New Ulm review., 1913-11-26

Monday evening the recently elected
o fiioers of St. Patrick q. Council, K. of
C. were ins&alled by District Deputy
John Holman and Warden Gagke,
both of Mankato. The work of the
was performed at the
Auditorium Of the Catholic school,
house, beginning at 8 O'Clock p. NJ.
The following were daily installed:
New Ulm review., 1913-11-26
Turkey Shoot Proves I'm
qualifiedg Success. & e $500
Realized.
Weather Ideal. Two Hundreds
Birds Disposed OF. Fred
Weflner Gets Deer.

AL I88S Su0Oey'S turkey SOOOI &ttuS-
Fair Grounds it uas again demon
srstsd thst newspaper publicisy d0es'
tho business besause more thAn 1000
people passed nsand ont Of ths ad-
ministrssion building during the
course OF tho afssrnoon. Thsre VS.
only : sprinkline - women folks, NOT
moro than : dosaa I'll told veotnrine
[out. The fsfmers :tsibutsry 70 New
Tim we're we'll rspsesntsd and thers
wses respectable ! Delegations from
Ehirfsx. Gibhon. HnAsks, Spsiagn6 6ld,-
sisepy Eys, Conytta 81 fPsser md
Asnkaso. no6s 81 10 visitors nss'
|by auto and hsd ~ plsasus ol,s.
ntes driven y ~ ezhiia-
rssang spors q seariag ) sasy -
~ othsr Ssltow,S ~ ~ =, 4
pBnissraAon buildiS9 ~ 'II1srallgy
plsksd III ahsrnoon.s d,
Hoe3ilitiss wsrs not opslns . = 3:
o'eloo& ~ were tsps ! NJ 'antal + -
dgsine ~ time, lsfS - q
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New Ulm review., 1913-11-26
NEW ULM, BROWN COUNTY,. MINNEso1A WEDNESDAY, NOV 26
Lectures q lihe Week.

Lectures a lhe Week.
Dr. J. $. Young * Tho Ststs Univer
sity, who 10 : speci9l'st on Economi
questions spoke oh tbe Commissio'
Plan Of City Adi1iaistrstion 1t th
Nsthodist Church Ms0sday evening 0
Ilast week. The spsakar vas delayet
jiDromins hsrs, hst ~ audience con
laidered II wall worth while to wait fol
~ ssriyahsf to gentleman Who. give,
svsryS StIS pressnsstiont Of 4 his snb
lject.
Or. Young discussed rather thar
agitsted the new form Of city cd.
minlsirsti0n, suggesting that stthose whc
aro Interested in the question are TO-
telligent enough TO secure tho necessar,
information as to feasibility Of intro.
duciDg the now plan IN . city Of the
sixe OF New Ulm. He outlined briefly
the history Of - commission plan,
psinsinR ont the feet that Galveston,
Texas, vas driven to Il through the
disastroas flood, Ssn Francisco
throsgh the earthquske. These catas.
trophies compelled speedy and CON.
petsat action which could mos have
hesn secured by to old form Of ID
niatstration.
Ward representation" said Or.
Y0ung, 9 10 phase OF city govern
mentsthat ought 70 be rstegased 70 the
past 8 rapidly . possible sioce II has
: tendency to devtde : city into ss In
dsfnite number OF smaller anita.
The city i : anit nod paght % be
adminiatered . 'such II all the insersts
~ the oily sre % rensive dive assention
'ADd not suksr from politicsl neglect
- 10 ottsn done No6er the wsrd sys-
- Up 70 dese business nsthods
Qnghtto - sae,oyed II the hsnd]isg
Si ~ ~sst Apd ! tporsaut business os
oar rsptdty gssHing ,cisies AaA -
Stsssns of - city seghs oSt
70 b lsasisaed With any,hing lsss sAan
he very hsst methods 0htsisahls foe
- h1eiasss BY which shey no slf
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nslhod of nskitK "a bess ,tats'
AAesod 10 tkeir share 3ffs the ,taaaineoe
lasax Il 10 svery: rarsIt nnsceasary :t0s take;
refpSe in the recall. BE lined ,up the;
forces generally opposed TO the.
conmission plan a. being the liouor.
kac,.n. enci ali.t. .nr, - 49, sc1,.,.arv !. !.
lives The force. in favnr -, s,,, ara ,n.na,lv
Eha hu.;r... man chnrc,,.,. nro.
r,,a..iva.- ,Commarc;al,c,,rh. arothar.
Aooa. otto
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New Ulm review., 1913-11-26
Runaway Spills Things Badly
and ...:l Leaves E J, Driver IN |!1-
, ~ conscious. $50,
Team Makes Circuit 81 Main
Part of Town. Wagon
Demolished.


fsyette Township ab0ut Al miles from
the city, was the central figure in ,
runaway late Friday evening, - ,
result of which Mr.. Oschs IL su6erina
from scalp wound ard injuries x
his chest which are OF such = nstur
that he will be unable 20 do hesv!
work allsfsll.
Mr.. Oachs came TO town in shl
afternoon with 'josd OF stsl he'd corr
10 the evening he attended . movinl
picture show and started, for, homs
about eleven o'clock. He drove Vi
Ninnesota Street and turned dowr
Center. his horses going ATS go0sil
clip; II feet Toiag 90 fast that i
sttracsed-tAe attention Of Bill Abra'
hsm who feared that the horses might
~ sway from the driver and Who
followed tlhe team. . .s
Acco1aane % Mr.. Oachs. the norsel
becaaas FiRhSsnsd at . switch engine
xhen - reached ~ n. & 81 6.
srsoks nsG tho New Uim laundry snd
-. !. ,,.,st t,,r,, III, tlein,,. "a -
- oi.sns 81. ths sfn9is 1ress 80
ii,oksn 0ut ma - suaape ~
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And oava chase ard Roter. Alnrachtt
vhn had insk closed <hia. nlas,. a,
businasa .anrinted af,a,. the horsxs alao
and cansht them ,ear Henn,nS.an,a
IN, Rrnalv.v .s49... Z,
AAar,sha a,oreee had .,aan INIT ;nto
Aha a ,;a.aka, livarv harn .ea 80
.Aar&o.l nff m hnne ~. >,a nanaa al
tha wagon. On tia ~sv sh,r mss
Abraham vh, had sollovad, .1,e, raam
and. .h.d f,.,nI ,&,,a -,..,e.ne mn. no.
New Ulm review., 1913-11-26

n n = n'i I; ..''-''.' Ien nan:L Iosas n
CHANCELLOR !. Moriartv
F. F.... ......-....... ;. Ed. j.. Berg
RecOrder.-.......- Carl Nanderfeld
,r.,sao ~ a.o0n s :ohan, Easan,s ~ Ses %
T,ec.nrsr: .Philir Liesch
Trustee. $50. -. John ". Haas
Advocate. ......a.. w. d. dempsey
- TssnL r Sa;fart
New Ulm review., 1913-11-26

The Boock Greenhouses have .
beautiful floral display at the Pioneer
Drug Store this week. They have
some very beautiful chrys ssnthemums
and many other flowers suitable for
Thanksgiving decorations.
New Ulm review., 1913-11-26
Societies Enjoy
SunltuOus Feast
Masons Precede Inspection
Ceremonies With Splen-
|s.ss did Banquet
,K. Of G. Council Installs
Onicers. Address By
District Deputy.

De Molay Commsndery No. rs spent
On unusually pleasant evening !,
Masonic Hall Monday, the event b.
ing tie annual inspection, which was
this year conducted By AL. c. Page,
Mayor of Austin, who holds the title
Of Easinent Grand Junior Warden ot
tie GRAND Commsndery OF the stste.
Aembsss OF the Commsndery present
from ostside Of town were John r.
Schnid md Albert G. Nuessle Of
FStslngA sad and Chas. W. Heimann Of
Fairfax.
The inspection proper vas preceded
.by ; sskJsndid banquet served in the
sbsnquse hall ss 8 o'clock. Coyera
:~<rss laid for forty sad the bsoque.
was served in three courses. The
alsdiss;oS tho Order OF Eastern ssar
prepare1 and served il and were high
lyeon limsntsd for the good things
"a; sats shtcA shs1 served snd the msn-
ner m serving. The tables were
sbsenafully decorated With chryssnths-
mia nd snfls1 md shers Wsrs
e1tofsd thsdss tor the slscsric HIGHT
e3pbSe = corfsspeod wiih tha lAhAa
SappAaalss,. N Nasonic ausrt ~
CO. eing Of Nrs. "A. ". Binehan,
ig Hsnry M sSonsen, NJ. h u.
s.d Nr. H., voGsl oousrt rtbItsd
I'm y tof ~ s,lossss Of Ne evening
~ NJ ftsaditiop Of seyersl voeal
q s,ur -. s,. q
A tsly st5ta :. =. the commsn.
e. a1 opssd ]; ena ~ inspsett
a = ssasav we'd Nis tbs honors
sslys 81 5. i leAll
0onasld lds ilDf si5 Graea Oonnaadsey
Of Minnesosa. { Aftsrs osiying w -.
specting ohsesr. tie Order 6f the
Temple" was conferred on Rev. DR..
g. Holm. 5.,s4. a
The work Of conierriDg this degree
was in the hands OF. the following
officers OF The Comnsndery:
New Ulm review., 1913-11-26

The 9th, 7th and 8th grades OF the
Union and High School buildings.
gave their Thanksgiving program at
the Assembly Room last evening. Al
the Washington Building the program
was given Tuesday afternoon. The
lower grades will have theirs this
afternoon.
New Ulm review., 1913-11-26

Tom j. Lewis of Oregon lectured be.
fore fsir-sized audience at Schell' q
Hall Sunday evening on Socialism
and its underlying principles. Mr..
Lewis is good speaker and his dis
course was lucid and frequently inter.
iected with humor. Mr.. Lewis will
lecture here again during the course
of the winter.
New Ulm review., 1913-11-26
Celebrate Golden Wedli1l. !.

Today, Wednesday, Mr.. and Ars.
Carl Engsl, Sr., of this city ars ~
hQnored hosts OF . large gasheriAk 81
relatives and fris0ds, The occaaioc
btiog thsir golds1 wedding rsani.
vsrsary. Although Fa&A9 Time haa
made moro or lees noticsahls. infoads
upon III vitality q this venerable
couple 1ysli trey have rssained con.
psrattvaly rood health and sre psr.
ticipating in today's Festivities with
cheerfulness and oontentment.
At the home Of their son.in-lsw and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ch.s. Linde.
mann. Sr., the anniversary celebrasior
i being hsid today. Among those
pressnt sre ths children, gfsndchildrer
and greatgrandchildren Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. Engsi, g we'll - . number d
other relatives and the few remaining
old settler friends Of the Town of sigel
Rev. G. ]. Albrecht, pastor ol
Evangelical Lutheran St. Paul'a
church, of which the jubilarisns hsv<
been members for many ysars, viii
deliver "a approprisae address ia
which he blsnds the joys and sorros,
with which the aged couple have mel
during the hsM century Of welded life;
A sn.psuonss feast will ba served
during ths,ssriy afternoon whersupoz
. social good time will 30 enjoyed.
The jnbilsrians will be presented with
suitable gifss Is tokens 81 love and
esteem from their relatives and
irtspds.
!. The whiss-haired groom Of ahy
ysses age ID = na1fvg o9 nS1iut1;
Aecklenburg, 0efmaa3, % 10 also hii
worthy yshslpmat1. $3.50 horn April
II, 1888. Aad 10 tloE6iOrS nearly d
ysafs Otags, Ml1. Engel 10 r ysaFa
old tods, having 6fps lpen she liGA1
OF day % Nov. n HI. N
The lnriaes f occurFsd In their
aasave 0aenAnyi1aA0s, Nov. q, 1e6a,,
ssd u 4ay lo7esAsy eans u AnV,
scc0np ia " thslr thrse ehildg111
ard llE. Enesfs passots, M. IN
] on Enesl, 40 naAs thelv
49, lihs soa.S - ltly. uatil ~
ofofs -s1ms yesr Aesl0a1emsrs lt1iS
on .Ihe fsrsa of Chsaa Engell
~ - ssAl1lNraAvf x ~ ~ ytS -
New Ulm review., 1913-11-26
Apperlionment OF ScieoI Funds

County Auditor Vogel received on
Saturday from the, State auditor a
check for SIS, 1872, the amount OF state
aid TO which Brown County is entitled.
which will be divided among the vari.
Gus schools as follows:
High Schools.
New Ulm review., 1913-11-26
Error In Measurements
Stops Work of lnsltal u alling !
New Boilers sls ~.
Light Plant Will Again Be
Shut Down Temporarily
Next Sunday.

bof0OO0 U0o C1ty Wa Wlt0Oub 0AeCSrIC
9 urreas. Eight man were employed .,
the elsctrio lixht station 70 mske some
OF the chanRes that become necessary
On accoant Of tho additions thse sFe
hsinR nsde, snd while this va beisg
doae no electricity could Be gseerated.
- main work was tibe transferring
ol tho bridging from The old % the
- chimney b, rsbis. arrssGssnsnt
sr0 of the boilers win - soaAectsd
With the old chinney, - A new
boiler and ono OF tAsold ans tlll 10
connscssd with IL nsx chiana
Tbs work 81 CONN ,s 6riaging
with IL nsw cAinssy Nas nos 6ompie-
tsd until yssasrtlsy - asodn Sunday
aotil tAen only tso toilesa could O.
ussd. TAe snsll o. Aor and spai
sneils sse csat osas - viii y ~
uovsa aae.gs3iaiy aeaos g qAle
1oola - ~ asw oor and "a.
DO vkloh aill = iosea f.eassi :.
fhasaall Sueane Ass - sold - q.
q Orhs Oil npsSne64ld 81 49, ,union
ASchipe Co., lheoosllacsess, ~ te
snin1ls316snd dlls VII hsara s1xp5 r.
etSAA1ing - saaioo Rsepyad -
ehileod. TAe 0os Inas III IN
vtaAous = q ailsl, tAs 4;
III saaaehsd riohs sCil spetae,
- - s.hotsss,' II Sl.deiids III ~ ~.
~ ~ s,sc,stc sitti 4 = ii = a a Il
soefsasd & =! II Y y 8 - 4
osSe eia f Il
- 80. ]. ].
Work o. a1ling - sosw boilar:
. Ass bssn aen1posGsaly 1sopf. sAo-
/, ,eos1ing 20 III plans and II sations'
- boiler u placed s = inches TOO.
Dear the wsss Wall. The space betsesn
tie old boiler and the west wall Is In
tended tor two boilers. .In.catetn9:his1
l.sings the contractor msde . slighs
error and 10 overcome this he moved
he boiler over Q half foot. toward tho
vest wall. II allowed 20 remain where
i IL, ne~ hangers would beooue neoes-
sary II IN additional, boiler Waset0 b
installed. This would mean ansaddsd
expense te the city. A. soon q Mr..
Bolstsd discovered the error - n0si.
led the chairman OF The Elscsric Light
C0mnittse Who ordered oil work
stopped and notified Engineer .Druer
and Also ohs contractor Who .were ex.
pectsd 70 arrive yesterday for the pur-
pose Of making some satisfact0ry I'D:
justment OF the matter.
The new chimney which will belch
forth smoke ia few days was com !
pleted last Tuesday. 1t il built Of
sonerete,is I26 feet above the level and
fests on . II foot foundation. The
man vino built it is an expert in his
line, is 6 feet4 inches tall and weighs
ESQ lbs. Hc did the work with the aid
of two helpers. Next Sunday the elec-
trio light plant will again be shut
down, due to 2 misfit in the steam pipe
messur ement. AT the time of going to
press. Supt. Bolstsd was unable to
st ate what part of the day. the plant
would be shut down or how long the
3 hut down would last.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-12-24

Town Genoa claim $40 fumigating. disallowed.
w. h. OLDEIELD
L. M. THOMPSON Committee
HUGH PORTER
Report of committee on ways and
means in regard to salaries of county
officers, read and adopted;
We. your committee on ways and means re-
specially report for adoption the following
salary resolution;
Resolved That the ianitor be paid month
~ salary OF Si5 for ensuing year. same to be
PAID by the county treasurer at the end of
each month, and that the janitor also have the
right 10 occupy the old sheriff residence, rent
free. Further
Resolved. That during the ensuing year the
jauitor be and remain subject TO the control of
the committee Of county onicials on county
property.
Resolved. That the salaries of all county Of
ficialS for the term commencing the first Mon
day in January. 1915, be and hereby are fixed
as follows;
this board feR the year 1907, with reference TO
the manner Of compenS1tIng the Register Of
Deeds and Clerk OF the Court. be continued in
force and effect, and the amounts fixed as sal
aries in lieu of fees. as provided in the pro-
ceedings Of this board on pages A. and 49. reg
ular session of 1897, constitute the salaries Of
such officials,
:. That the salary of the Register in Pro
bate shall be 500 per year. payable monthly.
as provided by law.
salary In lieu of all fees. of $1,000. payable
monthly, as provided BY law. together with
COMPENSATION Tor QthfNE9 CltA = not GANNtlAHs
SIS % in any one year and 10 per cent OF all
hunting license fees.
That the salary Of the County Treasurer
be and hereby Is fixed at 81 30 payable month
II as provided by law.
s That the District Attorney receive an an
uuai salary Of 81 600. payable monthly, as pro-
yided Dy law.
&. That the County judge receive an annual
salary OF s. 90 payable monthly, as required
hy Law with all the fees Of said ofice. and
when necessary in contested cases that he APP
roint competent StenCgTspher 70 take the
testimony in such contested cases, ana that
such photographer be pad the compensation
fixed by law.
: That the County Clerk and Clerk Of the
Court be permitted TO retain ices collected
from individuals for certificates attached TO
abstracts and that the District Attorney re-
tain the taxable attorney fees collected by him
is civil cases.
JOIN c. JoHSsoS. Chairman
Report of committee on ways and
means on agricultural school resolu-
ti0u, read and adopted On motion
Of Mr.. Bailey, resolution was LAID on
the table.
Chairman appointed the following
committee to investigate the tuber-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-12-24

Resolutions of Messrs Haugh and
StOrer read and referred TO commit
tee on roads and bridges.
Petitions for state and county aid
for roads and bridges from several
percincts read and referred to COM
mittee on roads and bridges.
Report of committee on ways and
means read and adopted, and the res
Citation and ordinance passed, all vOt-
ing in the Affirmative:
Your committee on ways and means beg
leave to report the following ordinance and
resolution for adoption. g. JOHSsoS. Chm.
DO ordain as follows; That there D. and here
By Is levied on ali the taxable property II Yer
non county the sum Of 500 for permanent i'm
provements az the asylum. and the same Is
hereby appropriated for such purpose.
J. G. JOHNSON
Resolved. That the asylum trustees be and
hereby are authorized 10 deduct from the earn
ings Of the asylum the sum Of $1,000 for run
ming expenses Of the institution for the ensu-
ing year. JOHH G. JOHNSON. Chairman
Report Of committee on poor and
insane read and adopted:
Your committee on poor and insane. submit
the following report; We have carefully ex-
amined and compared the cash analysis and
receipts and expenditures on account Of the
poor commissioner with vouchers checks and
other documents pertaining thereto. and End
the same 10 be true and correct
W e. MORGAN. Chairman.
Report of committee on roads and
bridges read and adopted
Your committee on roads and bridges 70
whom vas referred the report q the road
committee from the towns Of stark and
WhitestoWn has had the same under cOnsid-
GRAFTON aud respectfully recommend that II
be passed.
A. J. HALL p. 4. PETERSON
joins r. LEPKE Committee
Report of committee on claims read
and adopted and the claims allowed,
all voting ia the Affirmative:
Your committee on Claims TO whom vas re-
ferred the following accounts against the
county have examined the same and recon-
fn aFr al
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1913-12-24


Additional statistics are included in my June
report made to the State Board of Control for
the year ended june 30 1918.
Respectfully Submitted,
G. w POWELL. Com OF Poor
On motion of Mr.. Kapanke, board
adjourned till II a. m. Monday.
Monday. November II
Board was called to order by Chair
man Eastman, all present at roll call:
minutes of last session read and adop-
ted.
Petition presented by l.. O. Thomp-
son read and referred t. committee
on roads and bridges.
Communication from 5. Soggy read
and ordered printed in proceedings:
BERLIE MOORE County Clerk Mr. Sloggy
received your communication and wishes 70
express gratitude to be thus remembered by
his old friends. Being in very critical con
dition and thus unable TO write himself he
authorl ; me 10 write for bin WG,te we are
very do. tfLl as to his recovery we ssh rest
ia hopes, lie has cry strong const3 .ution
and nghtS hravely but his age (ss yea - is
against hun. Give his best regards and wishes
10 al his friends. Very truly yours,
Communication from state highway
commission read. On motion OF Mr..
Goodell meeting with representa-
tives of the commission was made a
special order for Wednesday morning
after the regular order.
On motion of Mr. Haugh, board adj
lourned till p M.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Board convened at appointed hour,
all present. minutes approved.
Petitions were presented by MeSsrs
Old6eld, Warren, Dorschied. Wilt
ans, and referred to the committee
On roads and bridges
Resolution by Mr. Eastman read.
referred 10 committees on ways and
means
Resolution presented by Mr.. Neu-
mann referred to committee on roads
and bridges.
Resolution of l.. NJ. Thompson read
and referred TO committee on claims.
Mr. Morgan introduced a resolution
which was referred to committee on
ways and means.
Mr.. Carter asked permission to
withdraw resolution which he intro
duCed Saturday, Granted.
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Saturday, November rs

All members were present when the
chairman opened at 10 O'Clock. and
minutes of last meeting approved
Resolution of MIR Marshall read
and referred to committee on ways
and means.
Resolutions by Messrs. Kapanke,
Carter, Thompson and Dorchied were
read, severally referred to the COM
mittee on roads and bridges.
Report of committee on judiciary
read and adopted and the claims al
lowed, all votiHg in the Affirmative:
Your ommittee ON judiciary to whom was
referred the annexed claims against the coun-
". recommend for adoption the report of the
districtAttorney hereto attached ana hereby
made part thereof. We further recommend
for allowance the following claims in the
amounts stated opposite each item. We C.
commend for disallowance the claims attach
ed hereto which are so marked upon their face.
J, Henry Bennett Court Com fees. and