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Arizona republican., 1914-09-25
War ReveMMe BiU May
 Pass The House Today

tive Payne of New York, ranking re- publican members of the ways and means committee, opened the discus sion after a fight over the rule
 Underwood said the coun " is fac ing a world wide disturbant of busi ness conditions, suffering busi- ness way more than ever it has suf- fered since the war between The states He said the pen ing bill is necessary to meet an eX sency over which the government ha6 no control the European war.
 Payne said the democratic tariff is responsible for the financial troubles.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-25
ANT1-MONEYHOARDLNC
 CAMPAIGN EXTENDED
Secretary McAdoo Broad ems His Fight Against National Banks So as to Include Various State Financial Institutions
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIsPATCH1

WASHINGTON. Sept. 24 The
 ed by Secretary McAdoo against na-
 tiOnal banks particularly those which
 have received federal crop moving
 funds or have taken out emergency
 currency, has been broadened to take
 in state institutions. He made pub
 lie statement, announcing that if
 the state of Tennessee continues to find bankers unwilling to renew the
 $1,100.000 loan, he will take up the task of finding banks who will make
 the loan. It is understood a list of
 banks hoarding money will be pub
 lished tomorrow, and that this prac- tice will be continued 90 long as
 there is need for it.
 Secretary McAdoo telegraphed su- perintendents of banking in each
 state reviewing the conditions and appealing for information regarding the state banks and trust companies. , In the message he said:
 Reports from national banks by the comptroller of the currency indi- cdtt q iIcjltN SCaIclty oCCdSiOleu ! largely by the hoarding of funds by many national banks which are car rying reserves, in some cases two to three times as great as required by law, and also that credits are re- stricted and excessive rates of inter- | est charged to customers
 There is more currency in the
 country than at any time in history,
 and there has been issued through the treasury department since Au- l gust over s300,O00,000 additional na- l tional bank currency which, with the relaxation in business, should create l an abundance of loanable funds. The department will withdraw deposits from banks found hoarding money or charging excessive rates of interest, and redeposit them with banks whose funds are loaned at reasonable rates 1 to meet legitimate demands of busi l ness and for moving crops.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-25
President DisbleaSed At
 Words Of Some Diplomats

would make no comment, prcferring that the discussion be conducted state department.
 Three published interviews in par ticuia.' have given the American gov crrment offense: one by A. Rustcm Bey, the Turkish ambassa 1cr:, an- ether by Sir Lionel Garden, British ambassador to Mexico, and a third mer secretary of the German embassy at Tokio, but formally rcpudiated by him.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-25
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcH1

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-Debate on the administration war revenue bill was in full swing when the house adjourned tonight with it's pass age tomorrow by an overwhelming majority assured.
 The measure was taken up under 8 special rule limiting debate to sev en hours, barring amendment, and over vigorous opposition from repub- llcans and progressives and support cd by thirty democrats. Democratic Leade.' Underwood and Representa-
Arizona republican., 1914-09-25
Austrians Await Attack

LONDON, Sept. 24.-An official. German dispatch received tonight by Marconi wireless from Berlin says:
 Tt is officially reported from Vienne that Austrian forces have now been concentrated on their new position for several days, but have wa ed in vain for any serious Russian < Cack.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-25
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcH1

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24. - The president manifested to callers his disp,easure over the recent utter ances of some diplomats accredited to the United States from the belli- gerent governments. The Turkish ambassador, who refused to with draw his remarks criticising this government announced he would leave the United States soon on his own initiative on leave of absence.
 President mentioned no names and tola iuquiring newspaper men he
Arizona republican., 1914-09-25
THREE AUSTRIAN
 BOATS ARESUNK
 BUMP|NG MINES
Report Comes That Two Torpedo Boats and One Destroyer Go Down Fol lowing Contact With Floating Explosives
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcHl

PARIS, Sept 24.-The correspondent of the Italian newspaper Corrier Del la Zerra telegraphs from Trieste that two Austrian torpedo boats and one torpedo boat destroyer were sunk by floating mines on Friday on the coast of Dalmatia. according 10 a Rome dis patch to the Havas agency.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-25
Sonora Loyal to Villa

MORALES, Sept. 2i. = Governor Matorena proclaimed the allegiance of Sonora to Villa in his defiance of Carranza, and refused to recognize Carranza as the first chief of the constitutionalist army or in any other capacity.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-25
GEN. VoN BusSE KILLED
IAssoc1ArEp pRrss p1spArcHl

BERLIN, via the Hague to London, Sept. 24-Announcement was made here that Lieutenant General von Busse was killed in action on Sept ember s. Thus far 3S.000 persons have been decorated with the iron cross.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-25
Bombardinu Cattro

BARI, Italy, Sept. 24.-The lombard ment of Cattaro by French ships and the guns on Mount Lovchen has be- gun according to vessels arriving from the Dalmatian coast.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-25
Brisk Demand for Notes

NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-A brisk de. rland for New York six per cent notes was reported, a three year is sue selling at a premium of two per cent. with fractional premiums for shorter issues. Managers of the $iOO, 100000 gold pool announced the success of that project, local banks virtually depositing their share forty five per cent of the whole.
 In connection with the proposed operation of the pool, whose chief
Arizona republican., 1914-09-25
To Confer With Villa

FL PASO, Sept. 24.-Francisco Car
 bajal and Felix DiaZ are on their way to Fl Paso to confer with officials of Villa, who yesterday announced his independence of the Carranza central government This was announced by CarranZa officials here on advices from agents at New Orleans and San
Arizona republican., 1914-09-25

terests of both machines, al have been scandals in which mem CTS ot both parties who now suppor' Roser c. Sullivan, democrat, and l. D.
 Sherman, republican. worked and in hand to the same evil end
Arizona republican., 1914-09-25

the state committee, which will meet at Phoenix next Tuesday.
Arizona republican., 1914-09-25

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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-18
CATSIJP

Snider's Celebrated Pure Tomato Cat
sup, free from preservative matter,
special large bottles. ............1 Sc
Small bottles. ................... lie
Van Camps pure Tomato Catsup, large
1Sc; small bot, lie.
BOUILLON CUBES
Armour's chicken and beef flavor, tins
of IL, Csc; tins of so, Csc; tins of 100,
$1.85.
BOVIM BEEF CUBES
Plain or with chicken and parsley, tins
of s, 10c; tin of 10, 19c; tin of so, CSC.
MARASCHINO CHERRIES
Longs large tender cherries in good
quality liquor.
Large bottle .................s.65 Csc
Medium bottle .................. 38c
Small bottle ................... &c
LAUNDRY SUPPLIES & SUNDRIES
Soaps-Kirkmans Borax Soap, 10 cakes,
40c
Rockefeller's Advice Brand, White
Laundry Soap, splendid for all
around use. This sale, 10 cakes. SIC
Rabbits Best Soap, 10 cakes. Bic
Satin Gloss Soap, 10 cakes. ....... .39c
CASTLE Soap-Asco Brand, domestic per-
fumed floating CASTLE soap g cakes
to BARI per bar. Observation-Disclosures. SC
5 bars .................... Csc
Washing Powder-Surety Brand, large
popular package finest powder. =. sc
Dozen .....,............ Sl.00
Securing SOap--Surety Brand. Docs the
work at half the cost; cakes. :. sc
Securing Powders Armour's Light
house. Rabbits or Kirkman's Cleanser,
cans 1000. Zoe
Pearline, large PIX, 15c; l0c pix, SC.
Lye-O. K. Brand, large can SC
Persil-The great oxygen washing COM
pound, the PIX. .................9 Sc
Ammo-The modern ammonia in pow
der form; special, can. ...........S SC
Silver Polish = Opaline Cream, cleans
anything and everything. Csc cans,
special s-.....-............... 19c
Borax-20-Mule Team, lib, pks., spe-
Clal ...s.s..s.s......ll lie
I PIX soap chips free with lib. borax.
Blue-Troy Laundry Blue, large bot sc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-18
oONS WITH ALL PURCHASES MONDAY, APRIL q
ght to Limit Quantities Day and Night Force Fill ALL Orders Promptly
DAY AND TUESDAY ONLY, APRIL Doth
MACARONI AND SPAGHETTI

Anglers Baby Head Brand, the PIX .1Oc
Dozen, S1.10
Rice Biscuit, Kelloggs Toasted Rice
Biscuit, special, PIX. SC
CEREALS
Cream of Wheat-The famous breakfast
food, per pkg. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 13c
Shredded Wheat Biscuits-The popular
morning food, per pkg. ..........11 lie
Grape Nuts There's a Reason" per
pkg. ........... .l2c
Keilogg's Corn Flakes-The large popu-
lar package, per pkg. Sc
Macaroni and Spaghetti = Domestic
Broken Macaroni and Spaghetti in
boxes of 10 lbs. each. .......4. :. 45c
Corn Starch-The Surety Brand, reg
ular size package, this sale. 80. &c
Uncle Sans Breakfast Food, per pkg 23c
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uldI size package, InlS sale. .0c
Uncle Sans Breakfast Food, per pkg .23c
CRACKERS
The famous Educator Whole Wheat
products.
Toasterettes, Wheat Waters, Graham
Crackers and Ginger Snaps, reg l0c
pkg, special, 4 pkgs. ...........3 Bic
National Biscuit Co.'s liner Seal Crack
ers, Uneeda Biscuit, Uneeda Milk, Zu
Zu, Lemon Snaps, Graham or Oyster
cites, per pkg. ................. dc
Educator Wheat Bran, special, PIX. 14c
Luft Bread-Loeb's Gluten Luft Bread
never becomes stale, | loaf, 10c; 8
loaves, Csc; IL loaves, 85c.
VARIOUS ITEMS
Molasses- Brand, New Orleans Mo-
lasses. CAL, Csc; N-gal., 35c; qt. can,
18c.
Syrup-Karo Corn Syrup, No. cans,
23c; No. 2 cans, Sc.
Crystal Domino Syrup-A clear pure
sugar syrup; No. cans, 13c; No. 2
cans, 23c.
Peanut Oil, Delft Brand, gal. cans, $1.9O;
H-gal., $1.0O; qt cans soc.
Worcestershire Sauce-Holbrook i'm
ported absolutely. Small bot, 19c;
med bot, BIC; large bot, &c.
Chill Con Carne, Van Camps, with
beans, prepared in true Mexican
style. sizes, l0c, l5c and zoe can.
Tryphosa, Rich's tasty jelly powder, full
varieties &c pkg, S1.OO dozen.
Knox Gelatine-Plain sparkling or
sparkling calculated lemon flavor,
special, pkg. ....................1 lie
P0tatOes-Fancy uniform stock; mealy
potatoes, 60-b. bushel bag, special,
$1.12
Butterine- Rosebud Brand, perfect in
flavor, special, lib. prints. 800. .23c
We do not deliver Butterine.
Spices Surety Brand, absolutely pure
ground Ginger, Black Pepper, All
spice, Cinnamon or Cloves in T-lb.
SllIST CATS. s....s -. .IUc
Assorted dozen. ............. :; .$110
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EVAPORATED FRUITS


Prunes California fine favored
and meaty prunes, 80 to 40 to the lb.,
Speclal ...........s.... ....o.... lie
40 to so to the h., special. w lac
Peaches California evaporated
unpeeled peaches, special per lib. 12c
ApricOts-EXtra fancy California evap-
GRATED apricots, special per Id. . 29c
RICE
Surety Brand, pure uncoated Carolina
head Rice, very healthful and nour-
ishing food at all times, palatable and
wholesome
lib. bags. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SC
o-lo. bags. .s.e.s.s.s..sss....2 Zoe
5-lb. bags. Observation-Disclosures 3c
Comet Brand natural uncoated Rice, abb
solutely free from tale, slightly
broken, but good size cooker.
Old. bags. Observation-Disclosures C
o-lb. bags. ..........es......3l BIC
CEREALS
Oatmeal-Hecker's Cream Oatmeal, lOc
package ................... &c
Cream Rice-Hecker's special PIX. Sc
Hotel AstOr Granulated Rice, the pix 1Oc
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My Wife's, large bot, 23c; small bot,
13C.
Royal, large bot, 39c; small bot, 23c.
Towards, large bot, 43c; small bot, 23c.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-18

Tea-Formosa Oolong, Ceylon, English
Breakfast, Green Japan or Mixed Tea,
good drinking quality, per lb. . i. 33c
lbs. for &c
Tea-A choice lot of English Breakfast
Tea, an ideal tea where quantities are
used; this sale, per lb. .1Sc
lbs. ............... SIC
Tetley's Teas-Fragrant and delicious.
Green Label h., 60c; Buff Label, h.,
zoe; Gold Label, h., $1.00.
Lipton's Teas-Famous the world over.
Blend A, h., Csc; Blend B, h., 55c;
Blend c, h., 45c.
SOUPS
Franco-American Ready Maid, conceti-
trated soups, all varieties; in sanitary
cans ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
Or 3 for 25c
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Morning Session.
January 21st, 1914.

January 21st, 1914.
Board was called to order by Chair
man Yule.
Roll was called and all members pres
|ent except Supervisor Schwan.
Minutes of yesterdays session were
read and approved as reed.
Supervisor Luke moves to abolish
the System of State Aid for County
Highways after the money now raised
is expended.
Motion seconded by Supervisor To
bin.
Supervisor Spartz moves to amend
this motion and action be deferred on
same until the adjourned session of
this Board.
Amendment carried.
Supervisor Scott moves to instruct
the County Clerk to secure bids on ce-
ment for Kenosha County in compliance
with the letter from the State Highway
Commission of January 10th, 1914.
Motion carried and the County Clerk
so instructed.
The list Of Outlawed County Orders
were referred to committee en- County
Treasurer S Accounts.
Supervisor Scott moves to adjourn
until o. clock P. M.
Motion carried and Board adjourned.
Russell H. Jones,
County Clerk.
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PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
County Board of Supervisors
KENOSHA COUNTY, WISCONSIN.

, school to be appropriated from the
General Funds of the County.
Voted as follows:
Ayes; Supervisors Epson, spartz,
Tobin, Kline, Scott, Herzog, Hartnell
Noes: Eppers, Luke, Grosvenor,
Yule, Burg, Bishop, Link, Schwan and
Hensgen.
Motion lost.
Supervisor Epson moves to authorize
and empower the County Clerk to draw
County Orders in payment of all claims
allowed by this Board. Also the fees
and mileage Of the members Of this
Board for this and the special sessions
Of this Board held April GARD, 1918.
i Motion carried.
The roll was called and the super
visors responded with the following
number of days and miles travelled
M of M of
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amount allowed SIS.

Claim No. 16-Kenosha County Court,
examination of insane and tuberculosis
patients; amount claimed $3.50,
amount allowed s5S.40. DR.. G. Winde-
sheim. examination of tuberculosis pa
tient; amount claimed $3.50, amount al
lowed $500. DR.. j. n. Palm. examina-
ton of insane; amount claimed 1920,
amount allowed 1920 DR.. H. A. Rob
inson, examination of insane; amount
claimed $4.20, amount allowed $4.20.
DIR. S. G. Buchan, examination of in
sane; amount claimed $500, amount al
lowed $500. DR.. g. A. Almfelt, exam
nation of insane; amount claimed 5000.
amount allowed $500. DR.. Geo. r.
Adams, examination of insane; amount
claimed $3.50, amount allowed $3.50
DR.. P. P. M. Jorgensen, examination of
insane; amount claimed $500, amount
allowed 1920. DR.. j. o. McCracken,
examination of insane; amount claimed
$40, amount allowed $40. DR.. G. r.
Caughey, examination of insane;
amount claimed $4.20, amount allowed
1920. DR.. G. Fl. Ripley, examination
of insane; amount claimed $500,
amount allowed $4.20.
Claim No. If. w. B. Achen, ex-
pense out of county; amount claimed
1928, amount allowed $12.55.
Claim No. 1S-John 7. Yule, commit
tee service; amount claimed 1912,
amount allowed 1912.
Claim No, 19-Chas Fl. Winke, an
nual audit; amount claimed $4,000,
amount allowed $4,000.
Report.
Konosha, Wis, Jan. 10, 1914
TO the Honorable County Board of Su-
pervisors.
Gentlemen:
| submit herewith my report Of re-
ceipts and disbursements as Register of
Deeds of Kenosha County, Wisconsin,
fer the period commencing January 9th,
1913, and ending December 31st, 1918.
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Afternoon Session.

January 22nd, 1914.
Board was called to order by Chair.
man Yule.
Roll was called and all members pres
ent except Supervisor Schwan.
Supervisor Herzog moves the balance
against Balm Creek Bridge be paid out
| of the General Funds of tie county.
Supervisor Luke moves to defer ac-
ton upon this matter until the Febru-
| airy Session of this Board.
Motion carried.
The following claims were reported
upon and allowed as reported:
Claim No. 10. Eddy, appraisement
of cattle; amount claimed $4.94, amount
allowed $494.
Claim No. 2-H. T. Homer, appraise-
ment of cattle; amount claimed $685.,
amount allowed 1896.
Claim No. 3-Wm. r. Mcclellan, sur
veyor \ assistant; amount claimed
S4.50, amount allowed $50.
Claim No. Owen o Hare, officer s
fees, transfer of prisoners; amount
claimed Sis, amount allowed S3s1S.
Claim No. 5-Thos. Fleming, commit
Zee service; amount claimed $40,
amount allowed $4.20.
Claim No. TIL T.. Hofner, Justice
fees, inquest case; amount claimed
sl6.Sl, amount allowed $16.S1 H. L.
Hofner, Justice fees; amount claimed
Sllsl, amount allowed $1lsl. DR.. A..
Becker, inquest fees; amount claimed
5000, amount allowed $500
Claim No. John J. Kerwin, Office
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Afternoon Session.

November 10Th 1913
Board called to order by Chairman
Hule.
Roll called and all members present.
Supervisor Herzog moves Chairman
Yule appoint Committee of Three
empowered to act, composed of the Coun-
ty Superintendent of Schools and two
supervisors to ascertain what can be
done as to renting suitable building
tor Training School. Money for said
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We, your committee, to whom was
referred the within claim, respectfully
report that we have examined the same
and find, that We have considered the
matter and recommend that this Board
not allow said claim.
A G. Hartnell,
w A. Epson,
z. I'll. Tobin.
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Claim No, s-Kimball & Kraai, sur
veying; amount claimed $500, amount
allowed 5000.
Claim No. 9-Paul wilkins, sand;
amount claimed 1913, amount allowed
S375
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Total .........,..... $72S.04
A communication from Judge E. B
Belden in regard to salary of stenogra
.pher in the County Court was received
and read.
Supervisor Burg moves chat the
County Clerk be authorized and in.
structed to draw County Orders in pay.
'ment of bills authorized by the com
mittee in charge of exhibits for the
State Fair, upon the presentation by
said committee of properly itemized
bills.
Motion carried.
Report.
We, your Committee on Finance, re.
spectfully recommend that the sum OF
$133,931.S5 be raised and levied against
the taxable property of Kenosha Coun-
ty as State, School Fund and Special
tax upon Kenosha County and School
District No. and No. IL of the Town
of Salem as per statement of the Sec.
Rotary of State Of October 9th, 1913;
and the further sum of $165000 be
raised and levied against the several
towns of the county for County Super.
intendent, salary and expense tax; and
the further sum of $71l.26 be raised
and levied against the several towns
OF the county as special bridge tax;
and the further sum Of $1140.41 be
raised and levied against Kenosha
County as a Soldiers Relief Tax; and
the further sum of $30,650.S5 be raised
and levied against the taxable property
of Kenosha County as County tax; and
the further sum of Sal, $4,000 be raised
and levied against the taxable property
of Kenosha County as County Highway
Tax; and the further sum of $6S4.95
be raised and levied against the taxa
BILE property of Kenosha County as
Blind Relief Tax, and the County Clerk
be, and he is hereby empowered to APP
portion the several amounts herein
specified and recommended as pre-
scribed.
Respectfully submitted,
J. p. Spartz,
Hubert B. Schwan,
T. S. Scott,
Committee.
Supervisor Kline moves to accept and
adopt the report of the committee, and
the several amounts be levied against
the several towns and The City Of Ke-
nosha.
Voted as follows:
Ayes: 16.
Noes: None.
Motion carried and taxes so levied.
Supervisor Eppers moves that when
we adjourn, we adjourn until January
Goth, 1914, at 10 clock "A. M.
Motion carried.
The minutes Of today session were
read and approved as read.
Supervisor Burg moves to extend a
rising vote of thanks to the Chairman
and Clerk for the courtesies extended
to this Board during this session.
Motion carried
Supervisor Burg moves to adjourn.
Motion carried and the Board ad-
journed until January Goth, 1914.
r. III. Jones,
John 7. Yule, County Clerk,
Chairman.
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The County Clerk 5 report was read
| and referred to the Committee on Coun-
ty Clerk and County Agent 5 Accounts.
Supervisor Luke moves to adjourn
until tomorrow morning at 8 clock.
Motion carried and Board so adj
journed.
Russell Fl. Jones,
County Clerk.
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Respectfully submitted,
Russell H. Jones,
County Clerk.
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Afternoon Session.

January 21st, zA914.
Board was called to order by Chair.
man Yule.
Roll was called and all members
present except Supervisor Schwan.
County Treasurer Philip Hartman ap-
peared before the Board end rendered
his report for the period beginning No,
vember 1st to December 31st.
Supervisor Burg moves to receive
the report and that it be referred to
Committee on County Treasurer Ac-
counts.
Motion carried.
Sheriff Achen appeared before the
Board in regard to contract for the
ensuing year and expense of Court
Bailiff.
Supervisor Epson moves to leave the
matter of Court Bailif to the Com
mittee on Sheriff IS Accounts. Said
committee to report tomorrow morning
Motion carried.
Supervisor Kline moves the Commit
tee on Sheriff IS Accounts enter into a
contract with Sheriff Achen for the
ensuing year, contract to be the same
as last year.
Motion carried.
Supervisor Hartpell moves to adjourn
until 8 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Motion carried and Board so adj
journed.
Russell H. Jones,
County Clerk.
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Report of Committee.

We, your committee, to whom was
referred the within claim, respectfully
report, that we have examined the same
and find it correct and recommend it be
allowed and charged to the Burlington
Road, Town of Paris, Highway Fund.
VIM. Luke,
John Herzog,
W. A. Epson,
Committee
Claim No. 10-Gus D. Theleen, testi-
mony on tile and hearing; amount
claimed $1,000, amount allowed $1,000.
Claim No. 11-Head & Simmons Pub
fishing Co.. printing; amount claimed
$45.50, amount allowed $3.50.
Claim No. 12-Geo. Kreuscher, stor-
age of Highway Machinery; amount
claimed $500, amount allowed $500.
Claim No. 13-Roy McGonigle, assist
ant to surveyor; amount claimed $100,
amount allowed $1.00.
Claim No. 14-W. L. Maloney, col
Letting and storage of road machinery;
amount claimed $500, amount allowed
$500.
Claim No. 15-F. w. Roberts, road
machinery; amount claimed $7.15,
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z.
Kenosha Wis., January 2nd 1914
To the Honorable County Board 0 Supervisors.
lGentemen:
Herewith submit of
TO Dec.3 lis is. nnsi
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Receipts.


We
Winks and find
adopted
Respect ubmitted