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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-14
THEIR. ADVANCE
WON AT PRICE
OF MANY LIVES
Berlin Report Admits They
Have Crossed Line of
Communication.
STUBBORN RESISTANCE
is MET AT EVERY POINT
Offensive Movement Against
Invaders Is Rapidly Gather
ing Impetus.
BATTLES IN POLAND CONTINUE
Heavy Blows Are Being Delivered at
!. Russian Centre-Servians e
Are Victorious. -
.
BATTLEs in POLAND CONTINUE
Heavy Blows Are Being Delivered at
!. Russian Centre-Servians
Are Victorious. ~
Violent Attacks
BY Germans Fail.

HE Germans In Belgium again
nre directing their attention to
the En5rs Epansh point point, o. nprss' thsEs
OF a violent nature BY the f;erliinn
infantry have been rcnulned. At
both ends Of the long front 60 the
norfhenst OF fRrcs, md nEnfnHt tile
railway station mt Anpaciic. in Al
,snce. the failure of attempts by the
Germans to advance is OFFICIALLY mn
nOunccd from Pnrls, which adds that
AN Important advance by the French
troops I'm the ferest Of lie Pretres
hns been made. VI,
In the east the Russian xenSSsl
stan mikes tie deanite declnratioXsss
sin the .Mlnwa' region we have,
brought our offensive to n succeSs-N
fpi Eeonclnsion on the whole OF the
The occupation of n German posi-f
of the Gefmansi toward. ihe EnsteFns
{ frupsaaa frentiert also Is npnpunccd.;
5 The aituntton soNth fSof .CrpcoS res
sais,n ssaf snS The hit
+ HasnlaasE cinlnS q sur er sistory Oh ssss.
Tths5 fSSsstsA.IsSNvlf from, WHSrS a GsFSf
= n,nn rostttons .ytAs takeni0 0,yith itthsf NJ
Ia Vest. Gnlicia.s the Austrinns
clsim To hnve defented the Nussinns
NJ, Iininnovo ..nnd to have crossed
s'AAS Snk RHsA3buAsHs4' 20 .(ila
4 Considerable doubt has been
rnfsed rcgurdsnE't the fate OF the
German ctutser Dresden, one OF the
German 'sdupdron In the south At;
? inntie racently defeated by British
E .wnrships.s: The .Argenttne govern.
pent has, received advices that the
Drehden has. reached Puntn Arenas,
ON the Strait OF Mngelinn, (. while
Buenos Aires reports that a weasel,
probably n, German, haH been yslghted
OF Puerto GaiIeEOs, surrounded by
British ships.
The request OF Governor Goethnls,
OF the Pnnuma Canal Zone, that tor
pedo-b6nt dcstroyerB be sent to Pam
nRln Nyns made with the purpOse OF 4
cnrtatlinG the alleged activity OF
helligcrent warshipa md colliers In
the Vicinity of the waterway.
Reports concerning the condition.
of Emperor WILLIAM nre contradic-5
tory. Amsterdum says he has ini-
proved to such nm extent That he So,
expecsed Ito leave Berlin this week
IL will be necessary for him to nm. !
derEo thfont operation. N
Germany is reported to have nd
vtRed Turkey to make amends to
Italy for forcible removal, OF the
I Brftish consul mt Hodeidn, Arabia
from the italian consulate, where he
Ind taken refuge. Italy hns reite-
rated her demnnd for snttnfnctfon
and for innedintcs release OF the
CONSUL. -, = 7lf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-14
ORDERS CEssATInN

-. -. V. - =, = s,Okfss3osIlLrEIlSs
Paso, peGe,nSsr f g. Y delayed, .-<provi5
slonal President Gutierrez.sin an inter-
view o the Associate ed Press, made this
comment on the situation at Naco:
y sincerely regret the troubles
which have occurred along the north
ern border, in which. Americans have
been. killed or wounded By stray hull
let's ! have ordered the absolute ces-
sation of hcstilities in the neighbor-
hood of Naco, and j will proceed In
like manner should lighting occur at
any other points along the border. even
IL such an order should jeopardize our
cause. ] realize that at any cost we
must retain the friendship of Ameri-
cans
President Gutierrez to-day answered
the note of Secretary Bryan, asking
guarantees for refugees who left Vera
Cruz upon Carranza's entrance to that
port. and who now wish to re-enter
Mexico by way OF Ell Paso. Gutierrez
assured the Washington government
he would give full guarantees of
safety. President Gutierrez still IS
confined to his bed, but Is much i'm
proved in health.
Puebla. They have cut Off the water
and light supply. and are guarding all
routes to prevent entrance of food
stuffs.
General Angeles has left Mexico City
for Puebia with reinforcements. The
Siege OF Puebla is considered difficult
for the Zapata forces. and 1t is, esti-
mated that more than $1,000 troops
would be needed TO invest the fortif-
cations.
1t is reported here that the Carranza
troops which recently evacuated
ton. and that many commands have
dispersed for want of food
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-14

Reports concerning the condition
Of Emperor William nre contradic-.
tory. Amsterdum aays he has I'M
proved to such mn extent that he 80
expected Ito leave Berlin this week
for the front. Another report says
IL will be necessary for him to nm.
derEo Q fhront operation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-14

The request OF Governor Goethnis,
4 OF the SPnnuma Canal Zone, that tor
pedo-b6nt dcstroyers be sent to Pnn-.
ann Nyns made with the purpose OF
curtatlinE the alleged activity of
helIiRcrent yvarshipa md colliers In
the Vicinity of the Waterway. aaa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07

Itching piles provoke profanity ,ui
profanity won't remove them. Doans
Ointment ls recommended for Itch ns.
bleeding or protruding piles. 900 al
any drug store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW

Fees cabGJ store. Fresh home
made candy every day.
G. II. kelsey Of zuni, y NJ, Is ~
the city today.
II. q. Marmon of Gaguna is an Al
buqucrque visitor today.
u. G. Howell Of Estancis arrived
in Albuquerque last night
MIR. and Mrs. Willis Ford 81 Ros-
well are visitors In Albuquerque.
Mrs. John Becker, Jr. " Belen Is
spending the day In Albuquerque.
W. a. Dunlavy OF Kansas city n a
business visitor In Albuquerque today
T. H. Sweet of Socorro II attend
inE 10 business matters In Aibuquer-
que today.
District Forester \. C. Ringland
left last night for Washington ~ Of
fetal business.
Special communication Of Temple
lodge No. 6, a +. a a. NJ, this eve
ming for work in the +. G. degree.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07

For earache. toothache. pains,
burns. scalds. sore throat. try DR.,
Thomas Eclectrie on, a splendid
remedy FOR emergencies,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07
ACTION ON MESA PARK
TRACT u PASSED UP

No action was taken ON the mesa
park site offered Co the city by the
government. The matter was brought
up nv Mr.. Wilkersou, who presented
n letter sent by Congressman Fer
gusson to Acting city Attorney Il "
crews aud a letter from the land
commissioner The latter wrote that
he was not disposed 10 withhold his
recommendation that repeal
the clty's right to buy. because the
city has Ia eigh, years in which %
take advantage Of a.
Councilman Grunsteld said tho
communication was a warning h a
unless the city made a park OF the
tract right away the land would re-
yer; 10 the government.
we don't want to buy anything
with n string like that to n said
Mr. scheer.
city Attorney wilkerson said the
council would have To- declare the
tract a park. hut ne wasn't sur that
II would have To improve immediate
iy.
Mr.. Grunsfeld was Of the opinion
hat congress should give the city
the land and Mr.. Scheer agreed with
him Mr.. Grunsfeld suggested thai
the city attorney write Congressman
Ferguson to start action along thai
line. Mr.. Scheer said he believed u
congress realized that the city had
been given to understand that an
/ army post was To be established on
the mesa and that the Commercial
club had spent 50 goo sinking a well
IL nigh, give the land,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07

Visiting members welcome. a full
attendance desired.
County Surveyor Pitt Ross went 10
Bernalillo this morning To spend the
day on business.
Monte Powell Of the Powell In
store left this morning for the Pecos
on "a brief vacation.
Captain Fred Fornoff left his
NOR ming for his home In Santa Fe.
after a brief stay here.
Eye iroublc-sce vann.
l.. NJ Fee. the candy man. has re-
turned from "a three weeks outing
In the Jemez mountains.
Claude Hutto. assistant in the dts
irict attorneys office. WAS a passen-
ger to Bernaiiiio this morning.
Miss Irene Herkeahoff. cashier at
the Western Union office. has re-
turned from an outing OF the Pccos.
Miss Mae LAWYER Of the jewelry
department at Rosenwalds. has re-
turned from an outing OF the PecOs.
Mrs. r n. Hornby and son Of ltO
North Eighth street left yesterday
for Chicago for "A stay OF several
weeks.
r. y. sisk and family left y%ester-
day IN their automobile for the up
per Pecos Tor a stay of several
weeks.
W. Nandefsleuis ovner Of an ex-
tensive poultry farm at Glendora.
Cal. Is in the city for a few days On
business.
Judge Granville \. Richardson. ot
the Pecos valley district. In spending
today IN Albuquerque on personal
business.
Mr.. aud Mrs. n. r Walk and Mrs.
Harry Burwcll are "A party OF ~ Paso
people who are guests at the Combs
hotel today
r w. Drake, superintendent Tor
the santa Barbara Tie A. Pole COM
pany at Hodges. rs In the city for a
visit 10 the headquarters office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry :. Beach OF
III Paso are in the city today. Mr.
Beach In an extensive dealer In Mex
lean and Indian wares and curios.
; T.. Rosenwald. OF the Rosen-
valid department store. left this
| tAbA NliA iNA WV AVAh 1AfN W "
gone several weeks on one OF his an
nual buying trips.
An unusually interesting meetlns
of Albuquoruuc Council. Klights of
| Columbus. Is planned Tor tonight In
odd Fellows hall. Prominent mem
beers of the council will speak on the
good Of the order" All members oi
the organization are invited TO at
tend.
J. -. clark Of santa Fe. former
state superintendent OF education
anr superintendent Of city schools. d
in the city today.
Judge v A. Mann left this morn
ing for Los Lunas. where he wa,
called la connection with the libe
action agsinet h publishers of II
opinion publica. lie has been re-
tanned 10 assist In the prosecution.
County clerk a. T.. Walker has
beer authorized By the county com
mlssionors to advertise for bids Tor q
heating pant for the courthouse.
George +. Hhl. an architect has beef
instructed 60 prepare specifications
The plant il expected 10 cost etwee
t2.5OO I'M te.T0o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07
WATER co. TRIES TO
SrOP sEWER-FLUSHING

city Engineer James y. Galddiae
reported hat the water company had
forbidden him TO use fire hydrants
for flushing sewers. and he called
councils attention la the fact that
under the franchise the city has the
right to designate ten hydrants out
OF every 100 Tor drawing water for
city use. The city II entitled 20 g.
600. O0O gallons a month. the eHgineer
said. and uses only about g~,50O,000
Council designated 20 hydrants, n
the flushing will go on.
The Butler Auto company was au'
thorized to put up signs warninE
drivers AZ the street car crossings al
Fourth street and New York ave-
nue., Edith street and Central avenue
and Twelfth street and Mountain
road.
City Treasurer Al Goodrich report
ed a balance Of ts.9is In the gen
eral fund july I. Since h city
Clerk Thomas Hughes has turned ~
$4,000. and has $500 To his credit
for current expenses. CouAcil or
dered paid quarterly bills 10 the
amount 81 ta,O02.
The clerks collections for June to-
tailed s3.4tB.75 OF this ti,f7s came
from occupational tax, tetsb from
miscellaneous licenses, ts.s5s from
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07

WATER TAX DUE And PAY
ABLE AT OFFICE OF WATER CO,
iis g. SECOND.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07
CUT IN
PRICE OF METZ CAR

y r. Dearth. local agcat Tor tho
popular Metz automobile. hat, Just
been advised Of a notable reduction
In the price Of this ear which ID taxi
ing "A strong hold IN Albuquerque
Tho Metz Roadster. which has been
selling at $50 r. O. -. Albuquerque,
has beer reduced 10 ss25, delivered
here: while the ~speedster. heretofore
sold az 1915. will now be delivered
here AZ 1880.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07

Phone .. Red Barn. ali W. copper
for hrst-elass hacks and carriages
w. L. Trimbls a Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07
REDLIGHT ORDINANCE
LAID ON THE TABLE

one OF the first things Mr.. VIII
kcrson did officially was ~ put "a
damper on one OF Mayor Boatright's
supporters. Mr.. Hammond, dis
tressed by the prompt manner ia
which the majority set about to table
Mayor Boatright's rcdlight ordinance
when Il was brought out os commit
tee. moved that "A motion to adopt
be substituted Tor the motion to Ia
bic. Mr.. skinner raised a point OF
order. and the new city attorney said
that parliamentary law did not per
nit debate or amendment on n mo-
ton to table.
Chairman skinner. NJ the s.a!n'
ance committee. reported the ordin'
ance without recommendation. He
said IL wasn't in proper shape Tot
PASSAGE and needed reconstruction a.
To form. Mayor Boatright said u
was copied word for word from an
ordinance on the books. as far as Goa
struction went, but discussion OF
form or content was cut short by the
motion Ia table. The motion passed
by a vote Of 8 TO 3, the aldermen
voting as follows:
For: Councilmen skinner. Coen.
Gilbert. Grunsfeld and Or. Husi
Against: Counoilmen scheer. Ham
mond and Gibson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07
Thomas N. Wilkerson Named
City Attorney in Place of
John c. Lewis, who Resigns.
Unanimous Vote.
REDLIGHT
PUT ON THE SHELF
Action on Mesa Park Site
Passed Up. Councilmen
Think Congress Ought to
Give it ii City.

Thomas y. Wilkerson succeeds
John G. Lewis AS city attorney.
Mayor -. II. Boatright announced
Mr.. Lewis resignation 20 the council
last night. and Immediately after the
resignation was accepted, nominated
MIR. Wnkcrson. The nomination was
confirmed unanimously and without
debate. The celebrity with which tho
resignation was accepted n Mt.
wlkerson was accepted by the ma
jority indicated that somebody had
suggested 10 somebody else hat II
would be a good idea to get together
on the city attorneyship and remove
one Of the sore spots of the admin
lstration. Mayor Boatright didn't
seem at All surprised when his ap-
pointce was received and approved
without comment or question.
MIR. wilkerson was present. aud
after a brief speech Of thanks to the
council. took the official chag at
the mayors right. Actiag city At
torney Robert n. Crews. who has
been filling Mr.. Lewis place through
professional courtesy, was given a
hearty vote OF thanks by council for
his service 10 the city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07

retail liquor licenses, tis from driy-
ers' licenses. and So from milk per
mits.
Fire chief klein's report showed
that there were siX alarms durins
the month. The loss, 1854. Ia coy
cred by Insurance.
Building permits for the month
numbered sixteen, representing i'm
urovements costing $4,000.
The police made IS arrests and the
nncs amounted 10 $3.50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07

Lense b-roken--see vann.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07

lNnse bsOken-see vsnn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07

Eye urOubIe-see vann.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-07

Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry Walk and Mrs.
Harry Burwell reached Albuquerque
IN their Cole car last night from III
Paso. They are IN route 10 Denver.
where they will attend the Eiks con
vention and left this afternoon for
santa Re. They will probably tour
Yellowstone Park before they return
10 ri PaEo. While In Albuquerque
they were guests Of n. 4. Davis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-28
Friday. March Goth, 1914,

fFludN, sum- ~
The Board met pursuant to adj
journment with Edward l.. Gilbert.
chairman, Calvin V. Neff and Os-
car Taylor, Commissioners. present.
The Board on motion. appointed
Edward l.. Gilbert, chairman of the
Board, a delegate tn attend the II!
inois Highway Improvement - )
citation at Chicago, March 10th
.914
The BOARD proceeded TO examine
IT, Report of J. r. Bunch, Supt.
of the County Farm, from January
list, to March 18th, 1914. and, nav
ing audited said report, found the
same to be correct and upon no.
tion. il was. by the Board, ordered
that said report be and the same is
hereby receifed and approved.
Thd Board spent the remainder
OF the day examining and checkin"
various claims and accounts filed
against the county.
The Beard tnen adjourned until
March 25rd, 1914.
Monday, March, 23rd, 1914.
The Board met pursuant to ad
tournament with Edward l.. Gilbert.
chairman, Calvin V. Netf, commiss'
toner's, present; Oscar Taylor, Com
missioner, absent.
The Board spent the day cxamin-
jng and checking varic g claims
and accounts filed against the coun.
~ and then adjourned until Tues
day, the Gath instant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-28

Monday, March 30th, 1911.
The Board met pursuant to ad-
iournnent with Edward l.. Gilbert,
chairman, and Calvin V. Netf, Com
missioners. present; and 'ommiss"
,onor Oscar Taylor, absent.
William D. Lippitt, county assess
or presented to the Board the
names of 4. f. Ellis, Fred d. Nellis.
Jos. L. LeMay. Chss. A. Rowlar,
Peter A. Conant, James w. Ice,
David Brown. l.. l.. Bowers, w. c.
Hulen, Henry Brown, ]. M. Hens
ley and c. NJ Bradley. and asked
the advise and consent of the chair
man of the Board for the appoint
mort of said named persons as
deputy assessors of Alexander com
" for the current year and there
,tpon said named persons were. by
the County Assessor and tho Chair
man of the Board. resne"t lively ar
pointed Deputy Assessors OF Alex
ander County for the year A. ID.
1914. which appointment arc here
by ratified by the Board and it IL
ordered by the Board that IN"
names of said persons, so appointed,
be entered of record.
The Board spent the remainder
Of the day examining and checking
various claims and accounts filed
against the county.
The Board then adjourned until
Tuesday the 3lst instant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-28
COUNTY BOARD PROCEEDINGS

State of Illinois, County of Alex
nnde--ss.
q. Monday, March 18th, A. d. 1914.
1t being-the time for a Regular
Meeting of the Board of County
commissioners. but Calvin '. Neff
being the only member Of the Board
present, he, the said Calvin V.
Neff, adjourned the meeting until
Thursday. the 18th day of March,
A, ID. 1914.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-28
Tuesday, March cath, 1914

Tuesday, March cath, 1914.
The Board met pursuant - adj
tournament with Edward l.. Gilbert.
chairman. Calvin V. Neff and oscar
Taylor, Commissioners, present.
The Board took up for considera-
ton the matter of constructing a
new Jail and repairing the court
house and at this time committee
appointed by Judge Vim. n. Butler.
Judge of the Circuit Court. ccmpos"
ed of various members of the Bar
of Cairo. appeared before the Board
and presented plans for and sugges-
tions On the above mentioned lro
posed matter, and after considering
and discussing the matter very thor
oughly with the Board, the Board,
on molten. took the matter under
adviscment. The Board then took
lsp for consideration various claims
and accounts filed against the coun-
ty and after CONSIDERING same AL
journed until Monday, March 3Oth,
1914.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-28

Geo. B. Walker, for blanks
for use of sheriff 80. 800
Geo. B. Walker. for enve
lopes &C., for use of
States Atty. 49,. =. =. 10. 90
Geo. B. Walker. for Postal
cards and printing for use
OF sheriff. :. 49,. 1850
Independent Times Pig. Co.,
for stationery for Coun-
ty Judge. :. =. ..... so
The Citizen Co., for blanks
and printing docket for
use of Circuit Clerk go. $50
The Citizen Co., for letter
heads, ETC., for use of
County Judge =. :. 80. 5.75
The Citizen Co., for letter
heads for use of County
Commissioners :. :. :. $50
The Citizen Co.. for enve-
lopes, etc. for Use of
County Clerk -. :. =. $50
Fred G. Fair Pig. Co. for
stationery for use of
sheriff :. =. ....n 6. 10
Fred G. Fair Pig. Co., for
stationery for use of
County offices =. .. 12 rs
First Bank and Trust Go.
for maps of City of Cairo
fer County offices .... 20 90
Alexander 5. Frasei, for
cash advanced for express
charges .bO
Geo.D. Barnard & Co., for
Chattle Mtg. Index Record
for use of Circuit Clerk. Sc 43
Geo. d. Barnard & Co., for
Chattle Record for use of
Circuit Clerk -. 49,. $3.50
Geo d. Barnard & Co, for
blanks for use of County
Clerk. =. =. -. 80. 40
Geo. d. Barnard & Co. for
blanks for use of Coro-
0ef =. I.Sb
w. NJ. Welch Mfg Co.. for
blanks for use of Srpt.
of Schools =. :. -. "a 81
Illinois Printing Co, for
blank supplies for assess
mcrt fer Assessor, amt
Of claim sos. 40, amt
allowed :. :. go. Sc. 40
Illinois Pig. Co for blanks
dor use of County Clerk 9. 40
Illinois Printing Co. for
pencils for use of sheriff 60C
Illinois Printing Co. for
blank Marriage Licenses
for use of County Clerk 20. 90
Illinois Printing Co., for
Insanity Record ..... 1870
Printing & Sta
tioncry Co, for pencils,
etc. for use of Circuit
CLERK /. :. ....,.. $40
Standard Supply Co, for
automatic line finder for
use of Circuit Clerk. 49,. 3,9S|
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-28
Thursday, March. 10th. 1914.

Thursday, March. 10th, 1914.
The Board met pursuant to ad-
journment with Edward l.. Gilbert.
chairman, Calvin V. Neff and Os-
car Taylor. Commissioners, present.
The Board spent the day examin-
ing and checking various claims
and accounts filed against the coun.
~. The Board then adjourned until
the 10Th day OF March. 1911.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-28


The Board met pursuant N ad-
iournment with Edward l.. Gilbert,
chairman, Calvin V. Neff and Oscar
Taylor. commissions present.
Tho following claims and ac-
counts filed against the county hav-
ing been carefully examined, check
ed and found due and unpaid. were
allowed and the clerk authorized
and instructed to draw warrants on
the treasurer for the respective
amounts AGAINST the appropriat ions
for the year A. d. 1913. Said war
rants are payable out of the funds
specifically appropriated and set
apart as below set forth, viz:
For the purpose of detraying the
costs and expenses of all elections:
Illinois Printing 20, for
election supplies for pri-
mary in April. 1918,
amount of claim $3.50.
amount allowed .......'s AZ. 20
AS 25
For the purpose of defrayirg the
expenses incurred in the care CT and
providing for the paupers OF the
county not on the county farm.
st. Mnry's Infirmary, for
board and care of eoun-
ty charges, Jan. ard
(, Feb. -, ..l.., ael.of
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-28

Forl the purpose nj paying the
expenses of the County Court:
William S Dewey. for sal
airy as County Judge for
Dec, 1918, and Jan. and
Feb, 1911 go, $50 90
Jesse e. Miller. for forty
nine days service as clcrk
Of the County Court at
$500 per day ...... 2o4. 90
Frank Skews, for one day
service as halif In coun-
ty court ). ;. ...... 3 90
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-28
s615oO

For the purpose of paying for the
necessary Fuel, Lights. Water, Tel
ephOne, etc, at and for the Court
House of the County:
Cairo Electric & Traction
Co, fc" electric light
furnished for use at
Court House from Dec.
%. 1913, to Feb 80.
1914 49,. ...s 23.31
Cairo Electric & Traction
Co, for electric light fur
nished for use of Jail at
Court House from Dec. %
1913 to Feb. %, 1914 1913
Cairo Electric & Traction
Co. for electric light fur
nished for use at Court
Horte from Feb. %, TO
March "a. 1914 :. -. 6.S3
Cairo City Gas Co, for gas
furnished for use at
Court House from Dec.
%, 1913 to Feb. %,
1914 :. !. 7.25
Cairo City Gas Co., for gas
furnished for Use at
Court House from Feb. %
to March "a, 1s14.... $50
Cairo Railway & Light Co,
for globes, etc, for use at
Court House :. :. -. $50
Schulz Drug Co.. for toilet
paper for Use at Court
Court House :. -. - SIS
New York Store Mere. Co.
for muse for use at Court
House ;. >. =. ....... $40