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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-02-13
TOWN OF LINDEN.
TOWN OF MAINE PRAIRIE.

TOWN OF MAINE PRAIRIE.
Township One hundred and TWEEN
ty-one OLD. Range Twenty-nine
Michl and Mary F. Becker, NWN of
NEH and NEA of NWA
]. and Elizabeth Becker, SWA of
S. s J. Phillips. swH Of NEA Less
r. r. Right of Way. $780,.
tennis Il, May W Wei 81 NEN Of
August Kersen. :i sh Of sEH
Less r. r. Right of Way.
Jennis May Weinhold, NE of SEA
Less r. r. Right of Way. $3.50.
Jennis May Weinhold, sen of
w. D. Mcdonald. sen Of SEN -.
Township One hundred and twen-
ty-two u22). Range Twenty nine
of E., As rds. of SWN of sen -.
John. Lewis Scheelar, sen Of SEA
Raymond r. Sweet, SWN of SWK,
Lot and that part Of SWA of
SEH w. of Kimball and st. Cloud
valentine N. Eneert, sM of Ni.EiH
William Il. Mitcalf. NwA Of NWN
ana Lot $780,.
TOWN OF MELROsE.
Township One hundred and twen-
ty-six (126), Range Thirty-thr
(33).
J. P: OHara. VIZ Of sE4 less w.
part e. Of Adley Creek.
Henry Roering, NEH Of NE Z -.
Alice Alice E. MCCLURE GcSau sh Of NWA....
!. 10 F: o,Hars. wv q NEN !; !;
of e. 2/5 Of NEN .............
Henry G. Meyer. Eh Of Wa of
Louis B. Branch. En- Of NE4 and
NEA of sen ..... .i............
Henry Thielen, e. u acres of NJ
OF SEX ................. $3.50.
Township One hundred and twen-
ty-seven CPD, Range Thirty
John Erickson. NEA Less r. r.
Right of Way. =. .............
Alan, Wesley. Lots 2 and s......
asen Ii k Massi;n shS e 81 sen wv and
NSO. -. Mol SAis DE- X "a NV ~ duu
Ernest J. owen, Beg. at a pit. 80
rds. S. and rds. E. Of N. w. cor
Of Lot 6 tn. s. rds. tn. e. to q
pit, / I'd. w. OF high water mark
on w. Bank OF Birch Lake til.
run. in a My direction parallel
with and rod w. from high
water mark Of said w. Bank Of
Birch Lake to pit. due e. from
place Of beg. tn. run w. to the
place of beg. .................
TOWN OF WILDWOOD.
Township One hundred and twen-
ty.six (126), Range Thirty-two
(32).
Herman Korte. Nh OF SEN. SWA
Of Sc 4 and sen Of SWA ......
Daniel Olmschenk. 81 of sen OF
Eiis. DAILY ct i al. NEN Of sEx....
Township One hundred and twen-
ty-seven (127), Range Thirty
two (32).
Ernest Feierabend, Lot and that
part Of NEH Of NWX and of
Lot 2 s. e. Of road from IN. e.
cor. to pit. s rds. 8. OF 8. w. cor.
Of NEA OF NWN ...s....
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-02-13

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Daniel Olmschenk, SWH of NEN
and sen of NWA .............
Daniel Olmschenk, NEK of SEA.
Daniel Olmschenk, SEA of SEX -.
Daniel Olmschenk. NEA of NWA
Daniel Olmschenk, SEA of SWX
of NWH, sen of NWN, NEK Of
SWH and Sk of SWA.
Daniel Olmschenk, NWH of SWH
TOWN OF ST. wendell.
Township One hunderd and TWEEN
ty-five (125), Range Twenty
nine (29).
Peter Kuklok, VIZ of NwA of
Peter Kuklok, E. Is a. of VIZ of
Peter Mclaughlin. NEA of SWA
& all of seq of NWH s. of road
Peter Mclaughlin, nv of NWA.
Peter ]. Karls, SWH of NEA -.
Peter j. Karls, sen of NWH -.
Peter j. Karls, NWA of Sea-.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-02-13

Mary Jenc, sen Less N. IL rds. of
S. IA rds. of e. IS rds.
Mary Jenc, SEA of NEH
John hu 5 j G., sW of NWA and
Lucy Mckinney, EM Of sWN....
=. sG 8; W " sWh NJ Of sWA and
A. 6. : w n sw = sw4 Of swX......
A. 6. Whitney. NEK of NWH....
A. 6. Whitney. NJ of NEN, SWA
of NEA and NEA of NWX -.
Eta Wilson. NWA of SWA
Nm. Brown: NWA Of NWA
cor. of Lot 4 tn. w. 171k rds. tn.
Nelly 10h rds. tn. e. to E. line
13 rds. tn. S. on e. line 1011 rds.
TO peg. ........
TOWN OF ROCKVILLE.
Township One hundred and TWEEN
ty-three (123). Range Twenty
nine (29).
w. B. Mitchell, That part of SH of
SWH N. OF Sank River and w.
Of a E line due N. form viii. of
MRS. Mary schmit, Z. i I'd Of SIX Of
sen Of NEH and of NEH of
sen and e. rod of SEA Of
John Thomet., swH Of NwH MI
SWA and SWA Of SWK
TOWN OF ST. AUGUSTA.
Township One hundred and TWEEN
ty-three (12s). Range Twenty
Matthias Reinert, NEH OF NwH
and E. IS acres of SEX of NWE
Fritz Beumer Jr., ny Of SEK and
SWA of SEH
Fritz Beumer, Jr., NWX OF NEH.
NEH of NWH, NEA of SWK and
30 acres of NWH of SEX to wit:
com. at q pit. IA rds & TT. N. Of
of 8. Nv. cor. of NWN of SEA tn.
N to d. w. cor. Of said NWX Of
SEH tn. r. so rds. to N. e. cor.
of said NWH OF SEH tn. 8. 81
rds. 10 It. and tn. S'Wly to- beg.
Margaret Lemm, 8. 10 rds OF N. IS
rds. of w. is rds of NEA OF NEX
stephen Zenner, 3. 10 rds OF s. Is
rds. Of SWH Of NEH and e. IS
rds. OF n. rds. OF NWH of sen
Fritz Beumer, und. Is Of M OF
NEA and Of Mex of NWH !,
Frederick Meyer. Und. Of Eh OF
FsrsMiasnd Kisie. und. ii 81 nH ii
Fred ED Meyer. WI 81 SECTION !. 1 Is.
rds. Of n 40 rds. Of NEK Of
Julia 4. Benoit sEixi =. q swiX -.
Fred Never. SEN Of sen
Fred Meyer, NWH Of NWN
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-02-13
Description of Tract
TOWN OF MUNsON.
Township One hundred and TWEEN
ty-three (123), Range Thirty-one
(31).

rxrr :"
Magdaiena Schultz. sWH of NNEN
JOS. Weber, NWK of NEA and
M of NWK
TOWN OF NORTH FORK.
Township One hundred and twen-
ty-four (12D, Range Thirty-five
Mary A. Hogan. Ek of NEA and
NJ of SEA
Hans N. Durham, SEA of sen :.
c.. A. Emerson, NWH
Myra S. Silk, S. 80 rds. of N. SO
rds. Of w. 80 rds. Of SWA....
E Eiien X Kit pgnnam M NEa y ef NEA
Ellen Kittelson, NEA of NEH 80.
Ole H. Thompson, SWA of. NEA
Ole Thompson, NEA of sen
James M. Bruce, Sh of SWH ....
Soren Halverson, VIZ of VIZ of
NEA and p All OF f. N VIZ lying n:
tract to Ry. Co. for sand pit. -.
Henry S. Kjeldahl, Ek of NEA
and Eh Of Wa Of NEA $500.
James M. Bruce, NEA of NEH..
Martin A; Nelson, Sk of E. 8 a. of
As Ss4 +. = ra TO- W. u Of 81 Of
Sigri Olson, WIZ of sen of SWA
Sigri Olson, VIZ of NEK Of NWrA
and NWA of NWA ............
Geoline Anderson Halvorson. Ek
of NEK 1855:
Freemad Association, Lot / 49,.
Geoline Anderson Halvorson, NWA
Geoline anderson Haivorson. SIX
ole 81 H. EH sraaten. wv Of NEN.:..
TOWN OF OAK.
Township One hundred and TWEEN
ty-five (125), Range Thirty-two
(32).
Auditors Subdivision of Section
Eighteen 1S), Township One
hundred and Twenty-Five l25),
Range Thirty-twO (32).
Henry Hinzen, N. 16 it. of part of
SWA of NEA S. E. of road. -.
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-02-13

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Township One hundred and TWEEN
ty-two (122), Range Thirty-two
(32).
Aug. Donath, NWK ...... .......
Aug Donath, NWH of SWH ....
H. r. Brown, NWH Less r. R.
Right of Way and less all of E "
of NWH S. of r. r. Right of Way
Bell M. Haines ct al, WIZ of SEA
r. D. Guptill, NWH of sen ......
Aug. Donath, Lot Less r. r.
Right of Way ......
Mary Mather, VIZ of NWH ......
Mary Mathews, ny of SEA -.
H. F. Sheldon, S. 4 acres of SEA
of sen of NEH .......... -.
H. F. Sheldon, VIZ of NEH of
of NEA of sen and WIZ of
Fred Nehring. MI Of sii Of isEH
of SEH
John e. Holtz, Lot 2.............
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-02-13

1OWISHip WY huMuA Oo "AN =" 20
ty-two i1z2), Range Twenty
seven CID.
Geo. H. Brousard, All of NWH of
NEk lying WHY of Clearwater
River S'Wly of Clearwater and
Fair Haven road e S'Ely of State
Road run. SWly through said
Harry S. Locke, WIZ of NWH -.
Patrick Christie, 2.25 acres reclaim
ed in SWA of SWA ............
w. NJ. Biermann, 40 acres reclaim
ed in SWK of SWk ........
Patrick Christie, IS 100 acres re-
Donald A. Ross. NWA Of SWA and
SEA of NWA
S. S. Curry, NEA. NWA of SWA
and Lot g..
Elizabeth Ross, Lot 1.............
Elizabeth Curry, Lot 2............
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-02-13

IS ia7 % s5, 80 1911 s.as las 3. 4sl
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-02-13

II is 50 50 isiii issss IS s.ss
81 1872 80 1922 1911 4.ss 81 400
SO 122 80 1873 1911 1877 2.es q. IS
So 1872 80 50 1911 22.se 3.ss 25.72
SO 1872 80 so 1911 o. 90 %
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1913-12-12
World Noted Sculptors Produce
Marvels In the Plastic Art
Superb Decorative Statuary Fast Assuming
Form at the Panama-Pacific In
ternational Exposition

TRODGIoUs
Exposition
beauty Of their
many years
worlds Columbian Elk
Since then attention
exposition
Exposition promises
Chicago's exquisite display.
individual
Ipuan of giants Some
statuay will
classical examples OF the sketch models
figures A
Stirling Albert aegers Furo Pccr
Rume Haig Paugan Paul Man
Panamarachc International Exposition will
exempdd Americas Panama will be
symbong
associated with the for the Pacific with the final
exposition
Will the Pacific
splendid productions
tonal celebration that the world has ever beheld
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1913-12-12
Contract Notice,

Notice is hereby given that con-
tracts for the furnishing OF 1000 tons
OF sand clay gravel. I. o. b. Ford
station and Moss Point station. on
the Pascagoula Moss Point NOrther,
Railroad. and contracts for the haul.
tnp aud spreading ~ same on roads h.
district No. y III Jackson county. wlll
be let to The lowest bidder at ths
'front.' door Of The court house, ia ID (.
city OF PasravuIla. on he
FIRST MONDAY.
the 9TH day ~ January. 1914.
All bids are required To he sealel
and filed with the clerk nf the. boar /
OF SUPERVISORS. and shalt he accom- .
panied by a deposit OF $35. or its
equivalent, same to he fp.seited uu
less bid is carried put. Bond to h.
required as pIhvided t.y law, and tbs
board reserves the right to reject an :
and all bids.
by order of the the board.
X. A. RoBERrs, President,
FRED rAyLoR. Clerk.
Dated Decent Der >, 1913,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1913-12-12
New Mississippi Industries.

Grenada county has shipped sew
eral carloads Of holly to Chicago.
Kentwood Commercial: Several
barrels Of ground sassafras leaves
were shipped from Magnolia Tues
day by F. w. Allen, a farmer. The
leaves were gathered during July
and August, and after being dried
were ground in a mill. 1t is priced
as seasoning for gumbo, and sells
at from 90 to So cents a pound.
Taylorville Signal: Levi sumrall,
a citizen Of Jones county, will soon
enter the mink raising industry and
will equip his farm with the latest
essentials rof the proper handling of
the business. Mink skins are worth
about IS each, and the result of the
enterprise is being eagerly awaited.
The Yazoo City Herald observes
that it is very much gratified over
the sale of $500 worth Of mules
and hpFses raised in Yazoo county
this year. This is just the begin
ming of what every county in the
State of Mississippi will eventually
be able to hoast af.-senatobia
Bemqcrat. Yes, the sales Of Mlssis-
sipPi bred stQek are beginning to att
tract attention. o. sale in this
county last week of 80 Monroe county
mule colts for S2,4OO. Aberdeen
Examiner.
Clark Go4nty Fines; fhe soil
Of Clark county seems to be adopted
for the raising Of most anything.
Down near Shubuta Mr.. Sam Hayes
had a half acre in coffee that it is
said produced about as good coffee
as any of the imported kind, and
now comes a banana, plucked from
a tree that is being raised by the
Mississippi Eastern railway in thsir
office flower yard, that is ABOUT as
fine a specimen as any from the
tropics Of the same age. And lem.
on trees that have been planted by
several about over tho county are
bearing well, and in one instance we
hear of pineapple bush growing
with every promise Of producing
fruit.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1913-12-12

Notice Of Letting Contract feE
County Depository 1914

Sealed proposals will be recei' az
from the baGksof ! Jackson county, N ~ !.
EiSsippi, on the s8
FIRST MON DAY. NJ ElS| 4
the 9th day uf January, 1914
for the privilege Of keeping aji tl1ss
county funds. or any part thereof. a.
provided BY Chapter l94. ActA 1912, tlf
Mississippi, and the rules and fegu-
latiOns ad0pted by the board OF super
vis0rs Of said county. q II
All such proposals shall be died with
the clerk Offhe board ~ Supervisors
on Or before II O'clock NJ, January 5.
1914, and shall state fully the security
proposed No bid will be considered re
less than two per cent per aOnHM Osl
the average daily balance kept ou
deposit IN any, bank
Any bank qualifying as such conn Ii
depository viii be required to place MI
depasit AZ security with the County,
treasurer any Or the following ae.
cnritjes In an alnnunt len per css.,ss
greater than the maximum suNStO tn
placed on deposit Ia such bank at aqv
one time, t0-wib:
Mississippi Registered State Bnpie.
Yaz0n and Mississippi Delta Levets
District Bonds. Mississippi Levee DIs
trict Levee Bonds, Cbunty B0nf.e
United States Bonds, Or S;urAty B0Edk
of any Surety Company authorized ii,
do business In the State Of Missis.
sippi, but no hnnds will he accepfet
as security II worth less than par II
the market.
All bidders will he required 10 dt.s
lOsit $3.50, Or its equivalent. with bid
same 60 be fnrfelted unless lid Ii
faithfully carried out. and the hoard
reserves the right TO reject any and ali
bifls.
BY order Of the hoard. y
r A. RoBERTs. President,
FRED TAYLOR, Clerk.
Dated December 2. 1913
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1913-12-12
|OUR BATTLESH|PS
NOW ON WAY HOME
Cruise to the Mediterranean Was
a Most Pleasant Experience
For Officers and Men;
Many Courtesles.

The United States battleship flet
which left America October 18th fc
a cruise Of the Mediterranean Sc
assembled this week in the strait 3
Gibraltar and started on the retur
trip home. Rear Admiral Charlie
j. Badger. before sailing on tn
return voyage to the United States
gave out the following statement:
"This cruise Of portion Of tn
Atlantic fleet of the United State
navy to Mediterranean ports ha'
been a most pleasant and success
| full one. Everywhere the creates
cordiality and courtesy were showr
to officers and men. The object o
the cruise was to afford an opportu
nifty to the officers and enlisted mer
to see foreign countries and broaden
their experience. This opportunity
has been fully utilized. Officers
and men carry home with them the
highest appreciation Of the kindness
they have received everywhere. /"
A press report from Vile Franche,
France, says that as the ships slow
" drew out Of that port the Wyom-
ing's band struck up the 'Marseil-
Iaise," and thousands Of spectators
who lin ID the shores tluttered hand
kerchiefs and cheered the departing
Americans.
The American sailormen won all
sheasts during their stay on the Ri
viera and their departure is viewed
with genuine regret. The newSpa-
per L'Eclaireur de Nice voices the
general sentiment in an editorial, in
which it says:
"Now that the fine American
naval division is leaving us we
should like to place on record our
admiration for the remarkably good
behavior Of the crews, not only
aboard their ships, where the disci-
pine is strict, but ashore. Alto
gether they behaved like real gentle-
men. Their bearing was irreproach-
able, their manners showing good
education and frequently rose above
mere banal pollteness. They taught
us French, who pay no heed to the
'MarseillaIse,' a lesson when they
stood rigidly at attention during the
rendition Of the Star Spangled Ban
ner,'
Secretary Daniels, when he or
dered the cruise, did more than he
foresaw. He intended to educate
the crew, but he also edYcatea US
by showing VS. such splendid ships
and mep.''
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1913-12-12
Contract Notice.

Notice IS hereby given that a cor.
tract for the furrishing of the follov.
ing described steel bridges, togethe.
with all necessary fittings, bolts, etc
I. O. b. any station in county on Louis..
Vile X Nashville Railroad, to-wft:
Ten 2O-font beam span bridges,
Five 3Ntf0ot beam span bridges.
Faur &sfoot truss span bridges,
Dive S0-ioot truss span bridges.
same TO be paid for one-balf cash IA
delivery, ard one-hxlf in 0ws,ys
mouths from date Df delivery, will ba
let To the Invest bidder, within len 1
hours, on the
FIRST MONDAY.
the 5th day OF January, 1914.
All bids are. required % be seale<I
and liled with the clerk OF the board
OF supervisors and shall Be sccoD-
panied BY a. deposit OF $50, OF iIa
equivalent. Same 10 be forfeited or :
lees bid - carried out, and the koS<d
reserves the right to reject any q 4
ali bids.
BY order OF the board.
r.. A. RoREn1H. Prcai1Dn@
FRED TAYLOR. Clerk. -
Datsd Denmnof = 1914.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1913-12-12
School Girl Wins State Prize,

II tomatoes were ever possessed
Of any magic qualities. Miss Sallie
Mai Stfaham, Of Fair River, Miss,
must have found some which still
retained that quality. She raised
2, 800 pounds Of the ''love apples
on a little strip of land, just one'
tenth of an acre. But she didn'i
stop there. She canned the pro-
ducts, won first prize with them al
the State Fair, and now, as CON.
sequence will have a trip to Wash,
iAgton as representative OF the Mis-
sissippi girls canning club.
Miss Strahan is only 18 years old,
and is attending the public sche0A Al
Fair River. In the eaANtY contests
she wGA the Rrize offered by John
McGrath & Sons. of Brookhaven,
and also the prize offered by the
Merchants and FaRMeFs' Bank, al
BrookhaveA, and the State prize for
the best showing and exhibits.
On one-tenth of an acre Of land
Miss Strahan's record shows yield
of 1880 pounds of tomatoes, besides
a splendid showing Of fruits. vege.
tables aud berries IN glasses. Her
net profit for the year is Sl4s.5z,
and her cost per can two cents.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1913-12-12
SENTIMENT AGAINST
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
England Fayors No Such SentI'
mont and IN That Country
Death Penalty Surely
Follows Murder.

q | N n Il < si441H
There has been a steadily grow
ing sentiment for the past fifteel
years against capital punishment il
Mississippi. We are growing rap
idly away from the austerity tina
has characterized our criminal law
in the past and more effective AM
more humane administration o
them is sure to follow. Tupel,
Journal.
That there has been "a steadily
growing sentiment against capita
punishment, and away from the
austerity Of our criminal laws, is
not to be denied. But what evi.
dence or reason is there that would
convince a man from Missouri in
the claim that "a more effective
administration Of them is soon to
follow"
England leads all countries in the
certainty Of hanging for murder,
and there the percentage is lowest.
The murder total for London, with
seven and half millions Of people,
in 1912 was twenty-three. or less
than any judicial district in Missis-
sippi. Of these, six committed
suicide; ten were convicted, five
being sentenced to confinement as
lunatics, and five underwent the
extreme penalty. Here we have
proof indisputable Of effective ad-
,ministration. "
Another experience lesson is cited.
Twenty years ago or more, when it
was proposed to abolish capital pun
ishment in France, one Of those in
authority offered an amendment
that the murderers should begin
it," But the humanitarians won,
and the guillotine was sent into re-
tirement; to be brought forth and
reinStalled in the last few years as a
check on crime which grew rapidly
under "tl1e more humane aiminis-
tration Of law"
Capital punishment" had as
wei! be formally abolished, how
ever, as it has been practically an
nulled by Mississippi courts, as to
white men, at least. Whether our
departure from the "austerity of
criminal law" practice is beneficial
and encouraging or not, may be
judged by striking a balance be-
tween a sentimental gain. and the
present murder rate. If the general
good Is consulted, the fact of al
prison population Of OIL fifteen
years ago and of double that num-
Der at INSTRUMENTATION having only
increased from 1.s5l 40 in 1900 to
l.797.1 .114 in l9l0-seems to call
for a reversioN to greater instead OF
less severity in the administration of
criminal law. w.-vicksburg Herald.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1913-12-12

Before the aifls asOpl the silk tap
hat lei them remember that it h the
must Uncomfortable snd uuhyvieulc
headRear dlscovesed since the old
helmet.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1913-12-12

" S Vancleave, feed for road
team October and Novembe ber,. 20 So
Grey Young, shoeing and repair
ing for road p...........,........... 81
Paul Seymour, work on roads,. 79 30
$lS9 IS
DISTRICT NO. 4. ROAD CON-
STRUCTION FUND.
j A Furry. part payment con-
tract price Martin bluff road 1925 90
John Chapman, engineering and
inspecting roads.....@.....~.......... Is O0
s23s 90
DISTRICT NO. 5, ROAD FUND
Dave Redic, lumber for road
work. .................... ,$I7 65
J @ Graham, nails for read work ? -
Fred l. LindinRer. sheriff. nyer>
payment IN final setlleMent
Hsca year, 1912. .....:.......... ......., 10 ~
VIM r Hagens, - days labnr
with team and men on repair
ing roads ...........'..... ....., ....... l5o %
T Hardin, lumber for road
work. .....,..... ...,.-............:. .- 81 II
Willie Moran, cutting ditch in
district No. 5...................,........ =. ~ 80
II S Taylor, s, sumnoning Of
road hands. ...,.....,......-.............. ll3 ~
S4O4 %
DISTRICT NO. ). ROAD CON>
STRUCTION FUND.
e u Furry, lum. for culverts 5 149 90
A l. Furry, part payment con
ST r
and S...... ........,....,. ........... lS43 w
J A Furry part payment con-
tract price constructing road
No III aUU w
J |; HOWE, part payment con-
tract PRICE cOnstruc'g road e.. AQO oil
salal 90
SCHOOL FUND
Fred T. LiDdiueer, sheriff, overs
payment In final settlement
fiscal year 1912 ..............,, .....-$ 7 1o
Fred l. Lindinger, SABLE, ~ w
Milton Bradley Co, supplies TO
Supt. Of educati ion.......... ...-....... q
Flanagan Co same 4..,.....,..-...... ~ ~
Guy ID Dean, snpt.. salary Tor
November. 1913 vi ou
Guy d Dean, Supt., incidental
expens.s Tor November, 1913, ~ Al
BOYS Corn Club. prize for Boys
Curn Clqb.........,.,........ --..... ~ ap
$40 II
yANCLEAvE CONSOLIDATED
SCHOOL DISTRICT FUND
Fred L Lindinper, sheriff, over
payment IN final settlement
Tor year, 1919 ..-..... .-.--......--. oS
FOREST AND GAME FUND
Henry u Roberts, game warden
salary mnnth November. 1919 : 70 Oc
Rrewtnn Parker, game bounty. : 90
T w Baria. game hounty- ..-- 3 90
T. B Pait. game bounty. ...s. .---.-- ! M
sao o.
SPECIAL FUND
DR.. f A Peterson, testing q sam.
pies Of beer ale. e....-.-.--.------.-.-----$ oO w
fInterestl SECTION 10. TOWNSHIP
o, RANGE 6, FUND
Trustees. Wood School. furnish-
ing school, .-----------------------.-----o oO-Ou
(Interest) THREE PER CENT
FUND.
Jacsson County Teachers As<o-
ciatiun, promoting schuul wk e25 o.
Il. A ROBERTS. President,
FRED TAYLOR, Clerk.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1913-12-12
Contract Notice.

Notice Is herehv gwen that con
tract for the furnishing OF gasoline.
nlack oil. gas-engiue nil aud cDnl-
preston cup grease, tor road grading
engine. and ruad graders OF Jacksil
county, for months January. Febrrlafy
and March, 1914 viii he let 10 the Inv.
est bidder at The 'front.' door uf ths
court house, Ia the city or Pascagou ,
IN TIM -t'
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1913-12-12
To Care . Goa in One D.v

Iske LAXATIVE BRoNo Qsinise. II rtstops the
Seuxh and Headache snd works Oh the Cold
1seZis1s sefund noney Il Il fails TO cure.
= W. oRovEo dgsstxre % sseh boz. sc.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1913-12-12
FIRST MONDAY,

the Duh DAY Uf Janiiafy.I Yl4.
All bids are required 10 be soalsf
and filed with the clerk IT the WAR
ol supervisors. and SHAH funy stats
quallty "f oil and price per gallon. ano
snaii oe accomplished W deposit Of
szo. or lts eqnivalent, same to he for
ieited unsess DID J.; carried ont. Bent
10 op required as provided hy law, anc
lhe Doard reserves the right TO reject
any and ap bids
by order Of the hoard.
RIA RoBnsTs. President,
FRED TAYLOR. Glerk.
Dated Decem,er 9. 1919.