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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-24
Paramount

The regular meeting of Fairmount
be held on Thursday. July 24th, at
10 attend this meeting. Paramount hall.
On Friday, July 75th. the annual
excursion OF the Fairmount-Avenue
Baptist church will be run to Buckroe
Beach, all who go are assured a good
time: a committee has made all ar
rangements to make the day an en-
joyable one-
AIRS, Eadxe- R~-Gary visiting her
friend. Mrs. c. c. Cox. of West avenue.
Newport News. Va. before her return
she will also visit friends at Ocean
View and Virginia Beach.
Mrs j. Gibson is visiting her son
on Twenty second street
The Rev J. J. Parson 10 at Wins
church, Henrico county, attending the
Dover association. He will be gone for
several days. He and his wife expect
TO leave the first OF the week for
New York city, whore they win spend
the month of August with relatives.
Mrs. Parson also expects to visit her
sister, OF wilmington, Del. while
Mrs. 7. Anderson remains critically
Ill at her home on Twenty-second
Miss Mable Crabbin expects to leave
Friday to spend her vacation at Ocean
View, Va.
Miss Louise Goodall is visiting re-
lat!ves In Albemarle county, Va
Miss Margarette Sterling. OF Ports
mouth. Va, who has been the guest
OF her cousins here for two weeka,
will return TO her home Sunday. ac-
companied BY Miss violet Sterling.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-24
STORM
ON S0UTHS|DE
Hail. WIND AND RAIN DO GREAT
DAMAGE TO CROPS OF
FARMERS.

Especial 20 The Richmond virginian.)
FARMVILLE, VA, July 23.-Re-
ports from the track OF the storm OF
wind and hail on last Saturday after
noon are being brought to town today,
and the destruction is much more
widespread and profound than was
first though to be. buckingham seems
to be chief sufferer. some farmers
sustaining well night complete loss.
Mr.. william Bailey, whose farm is
near Curdsville. that county, in add
ton to crop loss. had all of his barns
blown down.
.Mr. r. d, Johns, his neighbor. was
also servere sufferer, even his corn SO
injured that he will turn his stock
upon 1t. Mrs Johns. the champion
turkey raiser Of the county, lost TWEEN
ty turkeys many others
hopping about with broken wings.
Mr.. George Carter. the leading to-
bacco grower of the county. had one
hundred and sixty-ive thousand hills
of tobacco entirely destroyed He also
lost a horse worth $500.
In the county OF Cumberland such
farmers as the Rev. J. L. Lancaster.
C. L. Baltimore and Cary Smith are
among the victims. From every por-
ton of Prince Edward come like re-
ports.
In the Rice neighborhood. where
bright tobacco IL principally grown.
the storm wrought havoc Mr.. III. w.
Hubbard being the chief sufferer. The
Richardson brothers. near Farmvfiie.
sustained heavy loss. while In west
and south Prince Edward the same
story 10 told.
A westerner recently come to us
reports seventeen large holes beaten
into the roof of his residence by the
hail.
A merchant OF Farmville picked up
q stone on Main street which weigh
ed 2 "a ounces, measurer nine inches
In diamter.
DIR. Jarman. president of the Nor
NAL, packed up q number OF stones in
his yard, the average size being that
Of a mans fist.
Altogether the storm Is without
precedent In this section.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-24
GOVERNOR PARDONS
NORFOLK PRISONERS

Governor Mann granted two con-
ditional pardons yesterday. One went
to Joe Keys, who was sentenced by
the Norfolk city Circuit court last
April on a charge OF maiming to
twelve months in the City Jail and to
pay a fine of $50. Keys has developed
a case of pellagra and the pardon was
recommended by the Commonwealth
attorney.
The other beneficiary OF executive
clemancy was James M. Roberts. con-
yicted in the Police court of Norfolk
and sentenced to thirty days and fned
$40 for assault. The pardon was
granted on the recommendation OF the
police justice himself. who states that
newly discovered evidence leaves room
for doubt to Roberts guilt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-24

Virginia and Washington. is visit
ing friends in Norfolk, where she
Is being much entertained.
Mrs Frank Mcclure and Miss Susie
Mcclure have returned to their home
In this city.
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Binford is the
guest % Mrs. Jane Blair at her coun-
try home near Howardsville.
Miss Helen Rose and her mother
have returned home, after spending
scversl weeks at Virginia Beach.
Mrs l. c. Lounger and Mrs. L. X.
Dunlap, of this city. who have been
spenC!ng como time at the Brunswick
inn. Waynesboro. are now at the
Allegheny hotel. Goshen.
Mrs. Edward g. Evans and Mrs,
Robert G.. Thornton are guests Of Mrs.
I.eclie Young, at her bungalow.
Miss Evelyn Harris Is spending a
month very pleasantly with friends
at Rloomdale.
Mr. and Mrs. w. r, Harris and
daughter, Of oxford. n. c., are guests
of Captain f. RI. Harris, No. 612
sorth Ninth street
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Virginia Beach.
Mrs.. William Dunn has returned from
Grace hospital. Richmond. and con-
tinues to improve.
Miss Augusta Nixon left today to
be the guest Of Mrs. Hugh Denoon
At her summer cottage At Cape Henry.
Percy Gilbert ID visiting friends In
Charlottesville.
Lyaii Rice. Of Scranton. Pa. who has
been attending . house party at Cape
Henry. u the guest Of his sister. Mrs-
Edward Howard, OF West Virginia,
Is visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Howard.
h Mrs 4 =. w. Neyberg has returned
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-24
The Problem

Tns,prohlsm is-to ascertain the total OF tbs
lures In the pussle chart ,
just add EN- up.
The figures run from TWO to NINE Thers
,ee no double figures. and no chaEacterv which
tro not ngureA There arr no ONES
The tail OF all reg has . decided curvos
while the tail OF the "s's' Is straight All ths
,ther figures have their usual characteristics.
30 there n no intent to allow any questions
Ia arise over the identity Of . 0gure.
In the swsntthAt no one ascer<aans the sxnce
total. the psisss win be awarded fsr.thS nearest
correct solutions
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ana from there 70 to visit w. c. New
man In Farmviilo. They will be &C.
companied by Misses Regina and
Teresa Dickerson. Of Ellerson's-
Warmer Peatross. OF Danvtlls; e. L
Gravely, OF Rocky Mount, n. G.. and
James Ware, Of Norfolk. old r. M.
students. are visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Aubrey Hunt ana Miss Denxelle
Hunt left today TO spend aIwesk at
the Hanover cottage, Virginia Beach.
George Wright and little son. Per.
r TN. Ct a. Clinton Waa:., 3 e. arc guests OF
DR.. and Mrs. r. L. Day are visiting
relatives in Rocky Mount. Va
Mrs. ~. N. Baldwin and A3ss May
Baldwin are spending seMa ttrne y
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who will spend the remainder Of the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. wharton. OF Jackson
willie, Fla are tho guests OF Mrs.
Hobson. the iatter,s sister on Twenty
second street
MIRA. Virginia Martin 10 able to be
out. after an indisposition Of several
days
Mrs. r. N. Powell has returned to
her home here. after . very pleasant
stay with her mother In Hanover
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry johnson. Of 1877
North Twenty second street, are at
Ocean View for several weeks.
Miss Helen Burkert 10 Waiting her
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-24
JOnes-Ashton.

KING GEORGE. VA. July 3S.-
Al the Methodist parsonage. near King
George courthouse, = quiet marriage
was celebrated on Monday evening.
tho contracting parties to which were
Mr.. James Ewell Jones. = travelling
salesman 0f Colonial Beach. and Mis-
Lucy Ashton. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. james Ashton. Of Edgehlll King
George county. Rev =. r., PArharns
pastor King George circuit. paFformed
tho cerAmony. after which the bx14k1s
party isft tor Colonial Deach hi
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-24
ASHLAND

ASHLAND. VA. July 23.---Mr. and
turned from a visit to Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward W. Newman
will leave Thursday In their automo-
bile Tor Arvonia, Buckingham county.
where they will be tho quests for saw
srA days OF Miss Wncye WtntAmss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-24

Nd.
Miss Ruby Snyder. OF Huntington.
w. Va. 10 the guest OF Mrs. L. M.
Parkinson on Mos0y street.
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payment On subscription to'Ths virgtnsad
Of from ONE DOLLAR 70 FIVE DoLLANa
entities . contestant 10 submit . solution Of
the pussis.
An many different solutions ~ sonssatan1
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same terma Not more than $500. however.
can be paid with any one so1utiea.
AZ the main pstsss havs An added value
sooording 70 what was Paid On subscription
With the winning solution. contsstants should
fau,afias1se themselves with the dividend
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TAla contest 10. open to both old and new
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1.-THE PRIZE LIST.
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$4,000 in gold to which will be added 20 times the
paid by the subscriber with the winning solution
This prize may be worth $4,000.
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$500 in gold which will be added Is times the amount
paid by the subscriber with the winning solution This
prize may be worth $4,000 .~s
FIVE PRIZES.
$1,000 in gold plus times the amount paid with the
ming solution Each of these prizes may be worth $500
TEN PRIZES.
$500 in god plus the amount paid with the winning
luton. Each of these prizes may be worth $780,
ELEVENTH TO FIFTEENTH PRIZES.
years subscription to the Daily and Sunday Richmond
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FIFT1ETH TO ONE HuNDREDTH PRIZES
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These prizes each ~ $500
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No one assoclased With Ihe vizganian n
any way wm 10 allowed 70 eatee dts contest.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-02-06
SEARSBoRo.

DR.. Hinshaw has moved his office
into the |. o. o. F. building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Copeland and
little daughter we're over Sunday Wis
itors in Grinnell at the Dr. Cooper
home
Dr.. and Mrs. Logue arrived from
Montana last week, where they spent
year on account of Mrs. Logue's i'll
health. The doctor is now located in
his Office at the drug store and ready
for his old practice.
The Ladies' Aid met for an all day
meeting at the Mrs. II. Il. Latham
home Thursday. Thirty-fve were
there for dinner and a general good
time was reported by all. They have
already commenced making their
summer supply of sunbOnnets as the
demand was so large last summer
they ran short and expect to fill all
orders this season. In the afternoon
Rev. Hilborn brought his camera out
and they all gathered by the old Viii.
liams house and had their pictures
taken. The old honse was the first
place church was held in the town.
ship, IL then being the home of John
Williams. who gave his life for our
country Next Thursday they will
meet at Mrs. s. C. Armstrong; all
day.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-02-06
DAMAGE Suit Are Settled.

Grinnell Register: The Brassing.
ton cases against the M. & st. l.. and
the Iowa Central will never go TO
trial. One suit was for 5000
brought by G. W. Brassington, one
for $4,000 brought by Mr.. Brassing-
ton as the administrator for the es.
tate OF Mrs. Brassington and one for
81 900 brought by Mr.. Bortell. After
several days of wrangling between
Mr.. Patton and the numerous lattor.
Ineys representing the M, a. St. l.. the
cases were compromised by the pay
ment OF $1,000 TO Mr.. BrassIngton;
Mr.. Brotell gets nothing. fgss W aiJo
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-02-06
Iowa Child Labor.

Paul S. Pierce, professor of econo.
mics In the University OF Iowa, has
been appointed chairman OF the Iowa
child labor committee by Secretary
Olney, OF New York City. He will
head a movement 10 procure further
safeguards for employed children in
| the state.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-02-06
HELEN sTALLo is MARRIED
American 5eiress Becomes the Bride
o. Prince Michel murst. Nepbsw
Of Empress Eusenie.

Paris, Feb, 3.-Helen stallo. young.
er daughter Of Edmund X. stallo, the
Cincinnati millionaire. and the pos.
sessor Of great fortune ia her own
rishl. became the wife OF Prince Mich.
u Murat today The religious cere.
mony took place Ia the Church OF 81.
Honcrs dEyIau In the Place Victor
Hugo
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-02-06
aathtub Trust aetrlal ooeos

Detroit. Feb. s'fhe retrial OF the
IS defendants In the governments
criminal suit against the bathtub trust
opened here today. The conviction OF
these defendants means a prison sen.
tellee. They constitute the leading OF.
ncials Of the Ie corporations manufsc-
turing plumbing apparatus. which, II
y alleged entered Into = price ana
sale agreement
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-02-06
Costs to Run Town.

II costs the taxpayers something TO
run the little town OF Williams. Ham
llton county. the per capita tax, $6,GS.
being the largest for city purposes or
any town In the county.
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THE TUSCALOOSA HERALD. TITUTsDAY FEBRUAR9 8 leis

fee on or before / o'clock. Jan. IS
1918.
The following bonds were approved
l.. w. Shaw, Justice Of the Peace: E.
f. belong, NJ. S. Freeman, F. s. Tor
renee and c. c.. Caldwell, Assessors.
Spent the balance of the day on
claims and viewing "a proposed road
in Garfield township.
Adjourned to meet Jan. II, 1918. at
4 o'clock.
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Board met pursuant 10 Adjournment,
members all present. ~
On motion Of John Cleveland and
seconded by II. w. Denney. that we re-
tain w. n. Broerman as Steward OF
the County Home for the year com
mencing March lst. 1913. at a salary
of $S5OO0 per year, payable monthly.
On motion OF T. w .Denney and
seconded by John Cleveland that the
Board OF Supervisors receive sealed
bids for the Janitor OF the Court
House and repair work on bridges
shall be for the North one. half and
the South one half OF Mahaska coun-
~. and for the County Physician for
care Of poor OF Mahaska county: said
bids 20 be on fiie in the Auditors Of,
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-02-06
OSkaloosa, !

Board met pursuant to adjournment
members all present. ..# ""' d
Spent the day caneelling warrants
and miscellaneous business.
Adjourned 10 meet Jan. Is. 1913, al
o'clock. r't
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Oskaloosa, Iowa. Jan. IA, 191

Board met pursuant to adjournment
members all present
Spent the forenoon viewing pro.
posed new road in Monroe Township.
On recommendation of the Trus.
tees of of Prairie Township, Howard
Bryan was appointed Justice OF the
Peace, and his bond approved
Board adjourned to meet Jan. Is,
1913, at O'clock
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bish -............................. 400
The following bonds were approved:
Pearle Snider, Deputy Recorder;
John T. Jones, Clerk; Freeman Eve
land. Justice of the Peace, and e. w.
England, assessor.
Spent the balance of the day on
claims and miscellaneous busienss.
Adjourned to meet Jan, 13, 1913, at
O'Clock 81 NJ 80 ~
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Oskalosa, Iowa, Jan. Z, 10

Oskalosa, Iowa, Jan. Z, 1918.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
members all present . .- p.
Bonds of the following officers were
approved: !. NJ. Reed, Sheriff; C. A.
Briney, Deputy Sheriff; John McCutch-
en-, County Attorney: Alma Crowder,
Deputy Auditor; Geo. Beagle. p. C..
Welle, G. E. Bunting, c. E. McFall, for
Clerks; Geo. w. NEWS. r. C. Flem-
ing, Fred DeCook. w. B. Harvey, T..
B. Reese, for Justices for the Peace;
C. McCutchen and Joe Chambers, Con.
stables; Arthur Cameron, r. G.. Elem
ing and John Reid for assessors. The
appointment of Pearle Snider, Deputy
Recorder; T. E. Graham, Deputy
Treas; Frank w. Wright, Deputy
Clerk; and Alma Crowder, as Deputy
Auditor was approved. 81"
Spent the balance OF the day Oh
claims and miscellaneous busienss.
Adjourned to meet Jan. Sth, 1913, at
8 o'clock. q r4
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Oskaloosa, Iowa,

NJs'fENRFON'N't1t IN1fFtRb 49,
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
members all present
Spent the day cancelling warrants
and miscellaneous business. s.t..
Adjourned to meet Jan. IL, 1918, at
o'clock
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Oskaloosa, Iowa. Jan IL, 1918.
Evans, c. J., removing rub
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-02-06
BOARD PROCEEDINGS

0skaloosa, Ia, Jan. 2, 1913
Board met in regular session. Mem
bers all present.
Minutes of the previous meeting
read, corrected and approved
On motion OF Thos. J. Wilson and
seconded by John Cleveland that we
accept the motion of establishment OF
University Park Twp. Motion car
ried.
| On motion of John Cleveland and
seconded by Thos. ]. Wilson, that
University Park Twp. and Spring
Creek Twp be changed back to the
original lines of Spring Greek Twp.
and be known as Spring Creek Twp.
Motion carried.
The Board having completed the
work of the old Board, w. ]. McVay,
the retiring member, thanked the
Board for all courtesies and favors
shown, saying that he had endeavored
to serve the best interests of Mahas-
ka county during his tenure of Office.
On motion the Old Board adjourned
sine die.
T. w. Denney, member-elect for the
term commencing Jan. list, 1913. and
M. S. Downey, member-elect for the
ministered by the Auditor. after which
r. W. nenney, member of the term
commencing Jan. LIST, 1913, taking his
term commencing Jan. 1st, 1914, be-
ing present, the oath of Office was ad-
seat, the Board proceeded TO organize
by electing Thos. j. Wilson as chair
man. r.-.-
On assuming the chair Mr. Wilson
made a few remarks saying that he
would endeavor to discharge his new
duties to the best of his ability.
The Board then proceeded to the
approving of bonds for the following
Bonds of County and Township on,
GERS, c. e. Monroe, County Treas; |
l.. r. Briggs, County Auditor; j. l.. Mil.
ligan, Clerk of the Court: Frank Shoe !
maker. County Recorder: Elizabeth |
Sheahan. County superintendent;
Frank w Wright Deputy Clerk: r. !,
f. Graham, Deputy Treas; l.. NJ. Bac.
on; Dave r. Hawkins; w. G. Boatman:
r. ]. Tharp. Justices Of the Peace;
James Glass, Arthur s. Shaw, NJ. NJ. !
Dickson, Howard Masteller and Jas |
Wilson, Constablas; G, ". Barrett,
Thomas Raisbacli. A. c Ellison, Frank
gTnbb. Logan Graham and Nick Tvs
selling. Assessors, j. III; Without. Les
Ter Butler J. - Reeves. Sam Van
Welt ii. w. Anderson. r. j. Williams
Tor Clerks
The Board adjourned TO meet Jan.
}rd, 1913 at s o'clock.
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Oskalosa, Iowa, Jan.

" Oskalosa, Iowa, Jan. IS, 1913.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
members all present. : 'r.i r.. -.
The following bids for Janitor were
submitted: G. S. Malin, $500; w. II.
Sisco, $1,000; James Hayes, $500;
Chas Burns, $500; w. B.. Alexander,
$4,000; J. w. Myers, $4,000; Geo. Get
tipgs, $65.0O; H. c. Charles, $1,000;
A. J Bass, $4,000; A. Wymore, $4,000:
II. f. Snider, $1,000 per month. Also
the following bids for doctoring the
poor: A. c. Spurgin, 100000 per year;
]. A. Ruan, $1,000 per month, or $40
per year; f. b. Wilcox. $11SS.0O per
year; and J. e. Morgan, $575.00 per
year.
Also the following bids for repairs
on bridges for the south one-half OF
county: G. z. Reynolds $3.50 per day.
for man and team; $500 per day. sin.
gle man; r. r. Baker new bridges,
$40 per l lineal # approaches; $50
per lineal IT; labor single man 80
cents per hour, man and team S5 cents
per hour. 80. .
On motion of John Cleveland and
seconded BY T. w. Denney that II. C.
Charles be awarded the contract for
janitor at $4,000.
Moved by r. w. Denney and sec
onded by John Cleveland that J. e.
Morgan be awarded the contract as
County Physician at $4,000 per year,
carried Efr" '.'f -
On motion of John Cleveland and
seconded by r. w. Denney that G. e.
Reynolds be awarded the contract for
repair work on bridges for the south
one half OF the county at $3.50 per
day man and team, and $500 per day
single man. Agess Cleveland and Den
ney, Hayes. Wilson.
On motion of John Cleveland and
seconded by T. w. Denney that we re
ject the bids fer the north one-half OF
the county, ayes, all.
On motion the Auditor is authoriz.
ed TO issue warrants on the various
funds for the following schedule oi
bills.
Adjourned 10 meet Feb ~. 1913
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Oskalosa, Iowa, Jan 3, 1913
Board met pursuant TO adjournment
members all present. w. .... ......-
Spent the day on checking C. II
Young. retiring County Superintend-
ent's accounts and miscellaneous bust.
ness. -. ...7 ......#
Adjourned 10 meet Jan. 9Th, 1919, at
s o'clock.
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OskaIoosa, iowa, Jan. 8. 10.

IShHAOCHdb Jan o. lVl".
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
members all present.
On motion OF John Cleveland ano
seconded by T. w. Denney that Earl
F.. Bridges Is appointed County En-.
gineer.
On motion OF John Cleveland and
seconded by r. W. Denney that the
Fremont Gazette, New Sharon Star
Oskaloosa Herald, Oskalosa Pines
Saturday Globe he designated as the
official papers OF Mahaska county m
per agreement OF above named papers
TO accept 20 cents for each ten lines
OF Brewer Type or its equivalent.
Spent the balance OF the day on
claims and miscellaneous business and
attendance OF the Assessors meeting.
AdIourend 20 meet Jan 9th. 1913. al
o'clock.
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