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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-02-13
TWO PAPERS FOR S1.25.

Colman S Rural World, pub
lished weekly, and the Mansfield
Mirror: $1.25 remitted at once
will secure both of these papers
for one year-new or renewal
subscriptions.
Every farmer who is not a sub.
ScYiber to Colman Rural World
l., missing one of the greatest aids
to success. 1t has been the lead
ing farm journal in Missouri for
s;Xty-fve years and its reliability
is unpueStloned. 1t has depart.
ments devoted to general farming,
Lairying, gardening, fruit-raising,
also horses, cattle, hogs, sheep,
poultry and bees, and the matter
in all departments can be depend
ed upon as being practical and up
to-date. Two entire pages are de-
voted to the home, making it Of
special interest to every member
Of the farmers family.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-02-13
A GOOD MOVE

Mayor G. S. Burney is anxious
for something to be done in the
way of street and park improve
ment--and it seems that some
thing should be done in this di-
rection. The park is worthy of
care and we believe our. citizens
will not allow it to suffer from
lack of proper care.
A subscription paper will be
presented i'm mcdiately to raise
funds to improve our streets and
park. This seems to be the only
feasible plan as the levy for city
tax cannot exceed 25 cents on the
500 until our population reaches
1000.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-02-13
FARMERS OF THE WORLD,
UNITE,

We often hear it said the far
mers are the poorest paid and
have the hardest time i'll general
Of any class of citizens in the
world. If this is 50, there is rea-
son for it. Let us look it up and
try to remedy the cause and the
effect will right itself. Every
working class, from sewing girls
to the great bankers, are organ
ling to protect their own interest,
except the farmer. He just plOds
along year after year i'll the same
old rut. a very few are begin
ming to awake to the fact that We
must work out our own salvation.
but as class they are sleeping on
unconscious of danger. The bank
ers organize, put their strongest.
best tinanciers in to lead and tell
them: Where you lead we will
follow. y Workers in all trades OF
professions have their organiza.
tions, even the women are organ
lied to get their supposed rights.
and through this method they are
getting them. But when it comes
TO farmers, how many Of them will
Join any organization that is try
ing to better their condition!
If farmers as IA class would or.
ganize on firm, solid foundation
and cooperate, they could rule the
world. Now, when he goes to Il
bank for money. he asks Mr..
Banker: How much will you
charge me for little money few
months2' Mr.. Banker tells him.
The same if he goes to "A merchant
or miller-"how much will you
charge me- for any merchandise
he may want.
Now, how is it if he has any.
thing to SELF Does Mr.. Banker,
Mr.. Miller or any other Mr.. ask
him how much will you charge:
Ch, no; preposterous. Mr.. Banker,
Mr.. Merchant and all down the
line set the prices both ways.
But if the farmers would lay
aside all envy. all fear of some of
their numbers getting ahead OF
the rest. and all work together all
for each and each for all-in
short, if they would cooperate,
they could very soon dominate the
world, set a price on their pro-
duce and demand a square deal.
In union there is strength. Let
us be wise. A FARMER.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-02-13
ODD FELLOWS WORK.

The Odd Fellows held another
husy session Saturday evening
The second degree was conferred
upon Marvin Miller and Fred
Shreves and the third upon j. w
Brentlinger and ID. G. Dalton, in.
terspersed with refreshments and
music. ID. ID. G. NJ. E. B. Morris.
A. Morris and !. \. GOss Of Cedar
Gap We're present and the former
installed the remaining officers OF
the lodge.
The complete list of officers,is.
Robert Wright, \. G.
e, l.. b. johnson, V. G.
Ezra Dennis, Secretary.
FRobert Afford, Treasurer.
George Tripp, Warden.
ID. e. Dalton, Conductor.
:. W. Brentlinger, Chaplain.
DR.. w. NJ. Hamilton, r. S. \.
G.
James Coday, L. S. n. G.
NJ. G. Hensley, r. S. V. G
Charles Morgan, L. S. V. G.
Fred Grover, R. S. S.
$. S. Bertram, l.. S. S.
John Eldredge, ]. G.
Mr.. Tarbutton, Outside Guard.
NJ. G. Hcnsley, j. w. Brazeal
James Coday, Trustees.
j. w. Brazeal p. G.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-02-13
A PRETTY ART CALENDAR.

We have just received from the
Farmers Review, Chicago, H.,
their art panel calendar for 1913.
1t measures 3 feet in length by I
1-2 inches in width and is litho-
graphed in If exquisite colors and
gold. The title is "The Mother
and Child Mere words cannot
begin to do justice to the remark
able beauty of this charming work
of art. 1t must be seen to be ap
preciated. BY sending 10 cents
(coin or stamps) to the above ad.
dress this handsome painting will
be sent you postpaid. If you ar"
interested in farming also ask the
publishers to send you a free sam
pie copy of their paper.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-02-13
COUNTY SEAT NEWS.

County Court met in regular
session Monday, with Judges For
rest, Gambler and ClaxtOn in at
tendance.
One Of the first acts of the court
was to rescind the contract for tn,
building of bridge across the
Gasconade and immediately there
after the balance of $1,000 in the
road and bridge fund was trans
ferred to the 1912 county revenue
fund and all outstanding 1912 ac-
counts were then paid. Monday
evening just before adjourning
the court appointed Webb Clax,
ton highway engineer and after
supper the road Overseers were
| licked. Wednesday the petit jury
was drawn. Judge Gambler re-
ceived word Wednesday that his
father, mother and wife were ali
sick, and he departed for home i'm.
mediately.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-02-13
THE HIKES.

Concerning the suggestion
onent the carrying of pennants,
the Wright County Republican
says:
DR.. Riley suggests that the con
testants in the Hartville-Mansfel
cross country hike carry pen.
nant of their school colors and
wave it as they proceed, especial"
ly when passing persons along the
way. We do not know the "why'
or "whereforc' of this. 1t might
be for the purpose of arousing the
curiosity Of the onlookers, to con-
stantly remind the runners of the
cause for which they struggle, or,
we had rather think, it is to iden-
tify them to persons who might
otherwise take them for fugitiveS
from justice and give chase, there
by causing the boys to break the
speed limit. AS we said above,
we do not know the why" nor
wherefore" of the above sugges
ton, but, coming as it does from
DR.. Riley. we are willing to brand
it good" and say yoV will do
well to follow it.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-02-13
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

10 be held at Hartville, also at
Norwood. Friday and Saturday,
March rs. 1913.
Those that are planning to take
the examination this year should
begin in March. One fee will en-
title you to wJ'te in all the exam
nations during the year. Each
applicant must write by number.
Cannot write by letter as was done
in some eases last year.
The applicant S number must
correspond to the number on his
receipt; therefore, you must get
your receipt in order that you can
be given number.
Any one outside the county dc.
string to write must get a mum.
Der before leaving.
ORDER OF SUBJECTS.
First Day-A. M.-Geography,
Language, Algebra, Orthography.
First Day-P. M.-Grammar,
Arithmetic. Literature, Reading.
Second Day-A. M.-Civil Gov
ernment, L. $. History, Agricul-
ture. Advanced Science.
Second Day--P. M.--Physiolo.
ey, Writing. Pedagogy, Advanced
History.
The examination will begin at
s o'clock and close at 6 o'clock
each day.
If those that are planning to
take the examination at Norwood
would send in and get their num-
Der before the examination, it
would assist us in numbering.
JOHN NJ. CARTER,
County Superintendent.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-02-13
THE YEOMEN.

The Brotherhood of American
Yeomen met Thursday evening in
special session and the work was
cxempliiied by Mrs. Elizabeth
Platt of Kansas City, chief senti-
mel of the order, in most thor
ough and pleasing manner. {. S.
Surby Of Houston, who organized
the Mansfield homestead, was also
present at this meeting. The reg
ular meeting nights were changed
to the second and fourth Wednes.
day evenings of each month. The
homestead starts off in splendid
shape and it is to be hoped it will
continue to grow and prosper. The
correspondent, w. Horace Full
IingtOn. furnishes us the following
list of members and applicants for
membership:
Erna Arnold, Mary Elizabeth
Cantrell, Daisy Hodge, Carrie
King, Laura A. Morris, Robert F.
Barnes, c. Walter Beach, MOasy
Hodge, William A. Black, W. Hor-
ace Fullington, Charley A. Hen
derson, John Strong, DR.. Robert
NJ. Rogers, Karl Tripp, Otto Tar
button, Minnie McCrite, Violet
Tarbutton, Edna Tarbutton, Rus
sia Grover, Sarah GaSkill, Cecil V.
IIilsabeck, Ernest Payne, Sam
King. James Campbell.
Susan Burney, Edgar Sisk, Burrcl
Stone, Ira Crippen, Fred Grover.
The officers are:
CA. Henderson, Foreman
w. A. Black, Master of Ceremo.
nies
w. H. Fullington, Correspondent
r. F. Barnes, Master of Accounts
Mrs, Erva Arnold, Chaplain
Carl Trip, Overster.
Ira Crippen, Guard.
M. Hodge. Watchman
James Campbell, Sentinel
Mrs. B. Morris, Lady Rowena
Mrs. NJ. Hodge. Lady Rebecca
Mrs. Platt and Mr.. Surby left
Friday for Cabool in the interests
of the order. They will also visit
Shannon and Dent counties on the
same mission.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-02-13
STILL THEY COME.

We are grateful for the way in
which renewals and new subscrib-
crs are coming in There always
room for more, and we are never
100 busy to take your subscription
) s. Bring 'em right along. We
have not as yet ready for publica-
tion our Press Roll of Honor.
Can't we have your name on it
A good newspaper is needed III
every community and we are do.
ing our best, sparing neither time
nor money to give Mansfield an
up-to-date newspaper. Can't We
have your assistance? Send the
paper to your friends at a dis
tance. We believe they would ap.
preciate it. We know we would.
The price is less than 2 cents
week, and we think a look in the
Mirror is worth that. Don t you?
Try it and see.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-02-13

c. a. Stephens presented 1913
land and personal assessment
same was examined by the court
and approved. A warrant was or
dered drawn in favor of c. A..
Stephens on 1913 revenue for one
half of $1,744.S2. or $S72.41, the
other half to be certified to the
State Auditor.
In the matter of the petition of
Walter Hensley ct al. for public
road in Gasconade township, re,
port of highway engineer approx
cd and road ordered granted.
In the matter of the petition of
John Y. RObinett ct al. for road in
Hrush township, report of high
way engineer approved and road
ordered established and recorded
as public highway,-Mountain
Grove Herald.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-02-13
RUBEY AT WORK.

Hon. Thomas l.. Rubey of Leb-
anon, congressman from this dis
triet, sends us copy of the report
he made to the House Of Repre-
sentatives from the Committee on
Agriculture, of which he is a
member, on the bill to create di-
vision of markets Mr.. Rubey con.
siders this one of the most impor.
tant measures before congress
Several of the newspapers of this
district have already called atten.
ton to his efforts along this line
Mr.. Rubey is making good and is
always to be found working fol
what he considers the best inter
ests of his constituents.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-02-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

NJ. A. Gaskill and wife to w. A.
Brasher, northeast quarter of the
southeast quarter and part of the
southeast quarter of the northeast
quarter, also part of the southwest
quarter of the southeast quarter
also IA strip II rods wide off east
side of the northwest quarter OF
the southeast quarter, also a strip
20 feet wide off the southwest
quarter of the southeast quarter
section 30, township 90, range 6
also part of the southwest quartz,
of the southwest quarter of sec
tion 36, township %, range 16, for
$4,000.
w. b. Fullington and wife to
Charity Y. Lenhart, lot 3, blocl;
IL, Nettleton's third addition to
Mansfield, for $500.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-02-13
The Mansfield Mirror came out

The Mansfield Mirror came out
last week with ten pages, 6-col-
umns. 1t is a credit to the news
paper profession, the Typography
is first class, while the editing
shows care and painstaking; the
business of the town is well repre-
scnted in the advertising columns.
We believe the new owners will
make the paper a credit to the
community provided they are
given a reasonable support. A
good newspaper can not be run on
wind, especially when the publish
er has to furnish the Wind
Mountain Grove Herald.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-02-13
PETIT JURORS.

Mountain Grove-J. Frank
Neighbors, r. p. Jarrett.
Clark-H. &. jackson. Josiah l..
Raney.
Pleasant Valleys W. Hopper:
Joe Riley.
Wood-John NJ. Long, S. X. d.
Cssery.
Hart-Lee McClanahan, T. F
Jones.
Gasconade-Cal. Claxton, Hen
ry Shaw.
Van Buren,. G. Ellis, Jacol
X hlingensmith.
Brush-Nathaniel Jones, d. B
Thomas.
Boone-Charles Marah, Thoma.
Wood.
Montgomery--John Crisp, G.
VI. kincheloe.
Elk Creek-W. j. Thornhill
George Y. Pryor.
Union-.James Bohanan, Oscal
Davis.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-02-13
TALKS ON DENTISTRY.
MR.. MAN:

If you are neglccting your teeth
in the same old way, forget it, and
begin right. Begin at once. You
are economical III everything else
Don't you know it is economy to
take care of the teeth? You save
also save pain. Try it. You
cant lose-and You will add
years to your life, and health and
comfort, and dollars to your
pockctbook..
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-02-13
TRY IT.

Think not on yesterday, nor trou-
Bile borrow
On what may be in store for you
tomorrow,
But let today be your incessant
care;
The past is past-tomOrrOw's i'll
the air.
Who gives today the best that in
him lies,
Will find the road that leads to
clearer skies.
Unidentified.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-02-13
Mansfield Queen, a good smoke,

Mansfield Queen, a good smoke,
5c.-Adv.
Miss Lena Wilson of Ava was
here Sunday.
Mr.. Hope of Seymour has been in
Mansfield this week soliciting orders
for monuments.
Elias Nansil of near Norwood was
here today enroute to Ava where he
attends the Douglas County Nor
NAL.
Among the young people who
came from Norwood to hear the
glee club were Ernest Ellis and Lee
Bouldin.
Arthur NJ. Curtis and Charles w.
Evans have formed partnership
for the general practice of law at
Hartville.
S. G. Rippee and Gus Hoover
were in Southern Missouri and
Northern Arkansas this week
buying mules.
We printed bills today for J. Z.
Vests sale near Olathe Feb. 26.
Mr.. West expects to 60 to the Calf
ornia oil fields.
Mrs. NJ. A. Freeman and daugh-
ter. Miss Opal, went to Springfield
Wednesday to see The Bohemian
Girl" at the Landers.
Ernest Coday and wife and Miss
Jessie Brazier spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Joseph Rrazier
and family on Route 3.
The CITY council met in regular
session Monday evening, their
meeting night being the second
Monday of each month.
Mansfield Queen Cigar-a good
Smokc-Jc.-Adv.
c. Walter Beach fell while skat-
ing on the Eagle Roller Mills pond
Tuesday and cut quite Il cash in his
forehead, two stitches being re-
quired in the wound.
All persons having accounts
against the city will please present
monthly and not expect us to pay
old accounts that we cannot check
uD,-Adv. CITY BOARD.
{. +. Cathcart hands us 1926
for year subscription to the
Mansfield Mirror and the Mem
rhis Commercial Appeal. Thanks.
Mr.. Cathcart is the signal main.
taincr here for the Frisco.
Are you attending Sunday school?
Why not? We she'll be glad to
have you every Sunday at the ME-.
church. Good music. Good teach
ers. Come spend an hour with Us.
ADV. J. A. HYLTON,
Supt,
j. c. Freeman attended the
county court meeting at Ilartville
last week and secured the promise
of IA crossing over the Frisco track
on the Olathe and Macomb roads.
Mr.. Freeman is a booster for
Mansfield and is always striving
to bring business to the town.
Try mild smoke, Senorita. ADV.
O. L. Robinett, of the Mansfield
Produce Co., moved his household
goods to Mansfield last week from
Mountain Grove and he and his
family will occupy the handsome
new residence which Mr.. RObinett
has just built here. We gladly
welcome this excellent family to
Mansfield.
Avery q Stephens do all kinds of
exchanging in real estate-Adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-02-13
ROAD OVERSEERS.

WOOd-Frank BrOtt.
Clark-Charles Woolsley.
Pleasant Valley - Randolph
Gaskin.
Gasconade-John Shumate.
Hart. II. Conroe.
Van Buren-JOhn Thornhill.
Brush Creek-Thomas Choat.
Montgomery-C. NJ. KinchlOe.
Boone-J. f. Lemons.
Elk Creek-Jason ClaXton.
Union-E. b. Odell.-Hartville
Democrat.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-02-13
HIKE DEFERRED

The cross country hike has
been deferred until weather con-
ditonS become more favorable
for hiking. Watch for further
announcement.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-02-13
LADY:

DO you wish to improve your
looks? Buy all the face powder,
complexion lotions and other
beautitiers, and neglect a set of
teeth, and all is wasted. Have
those teeth cleaned, filed and tax
Ell care of. and see the difference.
If your teeth are gone and you
MUST resort to artificial teeth,
call at our office and inspect the
one best grade-all English ma.
terial, and rubberoid plates made
only at this office, and one investi
cation by you will prove that
these teeth are giving satisfactior.
Over four hundred references at
this Office of people of Wright
county wearing our rubberoid
plates.
Will you take the trouble to in,
vcstigate before having you'
teeth made9
Permanent Office in Mansfield.
The Wright County Dentist.
Respectfully,
ADV. II. II. RILEY.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-02-13
MIRRORETTES


Mr.. Rakes of Macks Creek was
here today.
j. II. Robinctt was in Mountain
Grove Monday.
How about that second annual
carnival this fall?
Have look at the new Mirror,
and subscribe today.
Probate court was in session at
llartvillc this week.
James Campbell was Il county
seat visitor last week.
Col. l.. O. Neider was IIartville
business visitor this week.
Mrs. John Newton has our
thanks for Il year, renewal.
For quick sale list your property
with Avery d Stephens. ADV.
Miss Keller spent Sunday with
home folks at Mountain Grove.
An right-pound son was borr
thursday TO Lon Potts and wife.
Mrs. jill. Blue of Willow Springs
was here Wednesday on business.
G. A. Stephens organized a MAJ
sonic lodge at Names Monday even
ing.
See Avery d Stephens if you
want to sell, buy or rent property
Adv.
Oscar Coday of Macomb was in
Mansfield between trains Friday
night.
NJ. Bonncll of the Bonnell Pro
Glcc Co. has our thanks for Il re
hcwal.
Mansfield Mirror and Weekly
Kansas City Post both one year
for $1.10.
Mansfield Mirror and Weekly
Kansas City Star both one year
for $1.15.
Mirror ads. pay. Watch our
advertising grow. II pays to read
Mirror ads.
An eight-pound son was born
Sunday to ID. BoydSton and wife
Of near Bryant.
Prof. Dobyns and Corbin Blair
of Ava drove up to hear the glee
club Friday night.
II. c. Slate hands us fl for -
more looks in the Mirror, for
which he has our thanks.
Miss Queen Chapman entertained
the &C. embroidery club this af-
ternoon at Young's Hotel.
O.J. Schmachtenberger orders his
address changed from Mountain
View to Mansfield, Route 3.
Senorita, mild sc moke.-Adv.
A moving picture show was an
attraction Saturday and Monday
evening at the Mansfield opera
house.
Alex. Moore renews for the Mir
ror and also subscribes for the
Kansas City Weekly Star.
Thanks.
Why does the Mirror carry
more advertising than any other
paper in Wright county? There s
a reason.
We are glad to note that
Wright county's representative iii
the State Assembly is numbered
among the "drys." "
j. II. Pool, the new proprietor
of The Mansfield shoe shop, is a
new subscriber. as is also his bro
ther, A. Nj. p. Pool.
Mrs. Rcbccca Sykes takes ad-
vantage of our Kansas City Week
Iy Post clubbing offer and renews
for the Mirror. Thanks.
Dewey Kay was here Saturday
cnroute from visit to home folks
at Ava to his home at Springfield,
where he is a student at the state
Normal school
Mrs. II. c. Vinton of Denver,
Colo, arrived Thursday evening
for an extended visit with Post
master M. +. German and wife.
Mcsdamcs Ninton and German are
sisters.
Rev. r. b Robinett of Lebanon,
pastor of the Mansfield Baptist
church, preached here Saturday
evening and Sunday. While here
he was a guest at the Il. b. Latl-
mcr home.
I ~ I,,,,,,,,, of thn Er,nn,np
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1913-02-13

County Assessor c. A. Stephens
W as in Names Monday.
The Springdale news., 1913-09-12
DIES ON TRAIN.

A telegram came yesterday to r. E Miller, " NJ Of Rogers Lodge. No. 46o F A. NJ. saying r. NJ Liner of Brightwater was found dead in a coach at Cheyenne, Col Wednesday His daughter. Mrs. Nit Mitchell, Hnying on Spring street in this city. was notified. as was Glem Mayfield son-in-law, of Pea Ridge It was at once arfang- ed 10 have the body embained and sent to Avoea and VIII Hkels a. fiys sunday morning
 Mr=LiHer vas about 73 years old. a pioneer. living on Bright atser farm until his Hife dfed number of yeaIs ago lie 0as a Christian gentleman and q Mason ffe vent to Cheyenne. No. n ts433ss fo gisft a son anl was on lis way home Rogers Pest Friday
The Springdale news., 1913-09-12
od0. with s4o0 insurance.

1hHt With ! HUI HIS 1T dlGp.
 The Dalton general store and Farrell blacksmith shop adjoining 1t at Gather were destroyed by fire last wezk. with only small insurance on the merchandise.
 II pays to raise good stock these days. On Monday last War ren NfIson, of the City Meat Market, paid Dot Faneher $125,00 foe three tw-year-old heifsrs. - Hazrsion Times
 On Friday afternoon of last week Boone county lost one of it's old est and bsst citizens by the death Of c II Hunt. who has for many years lived some three miles west of Harrison He was a man Of ster- ling character and loved by all who knew him. Seventeen out of a family Of twenty children survive Harrison Tines
 eaarding 10 weather observer |. T. Max ' the August just past is the d=yest month ever experienced in North Arkansas, the total rainsall running considerable less than a quarter Of an inch The average temperature was S0 degrees. Ii gh- est 1o6 deerees on the 31st; lowest , } degrees on the 23rd Total precipitation -01SZ Clear days 26;; cloudy q; partly cloudy Prevail ing winds southwest. Harrison Times
The Springdale news., 1913-09-12
W. OMNBEY
 PENSION LIST GROWS.

Little Rock. Ark, Sept. 4-The state auditors office today broke all previous records in the matter of sending out the Confederate pen sion warrants Ordinarily il is Sep tember Is before the warrants can b. sant out, owing 10 the fact that this is the biggest task that comes 10 the department during the year This year, however, State Auditor Goffman and his force of deputies sue eeded n getting every warrant mailed out 70 he Zcouafy clerks tht4 atternoot.- fIe= EIerRs eEl al eaee turn them oeeF@te tHe =ReHzioa- eHsz THe tetai aHmB#f 6f #afHa.Ft= tH5s year fs 9.272. of abont co nor. thfn #ast Eeaf and the tota amount ef faHsls appHeRr atea aHa approved Tor t6e pensions is Ss24e6s The pensioners received 72 fents on the dollar Of the amount allowed hy the county boards