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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-18

berne pnn en- liitig Waabe for, at oct
siterrigite IrtiQeris Spmerfiomheo
par rettet MOB en- ganife onben Gunt
eno netop Ser, Dporira Stormen
ihlIoe ioregaa.
Seole0eS elf Set til at SEN uO.
palete ierbiIfe @rme furbe LITE iig
benimoo @pen bagira og itorme iom
ct llreir inboper 9pen.
9a oct enoelig elf op for giterri.
aerne, bpao iom ioregif bag Dem, op.
itoo Der en- fort men poloiom aamp
paa merit Sob. Get enbte meb, at
Giterriserne fIpgteoe ira alt De bau.
De / gpen al ari1smaterieI. Men
oenne betponingsiuloe SER foiteoe
cgiaa Serberne mango Golf.
Niib. Serbien. 14be Sept. - Ge
siterrigife troopers iIiomme 6luat
ira SemIin fienoetegnes beoit peb
Be itpre W9ngber al propiani, @no.
ben, Ammunition og anbet arissma.
Terrell, De eiterloo fig.
Bore 5npper blep ulobtaeet meb
nbeifripelig 9eaeiitring al Semlins
@eiolfning. Sc ieirebe Dor armes
Seir meo ct 3e Geum | 9pens Stir.
Ter.
ara @ufareit melhes, of Der op.
Itob Ianit / @ien pes Giterretnin.
gen ON Semlins Sab.
Zen ierbiIfe arme ioriiGtter 81.
ieniipen mob 0oro. Get bar euo-
OF p9ret meooeli, at ben ierbiite
Ser eiter SemIins Sab bar beepnbt
of rpffe mob llnsnrns Sopebitao
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-18

: Cucrlla3ct cr iatct Ncniun Ia.
Get I'll Dc ~iorbaicoc Eriicr paa andre
0ornlortcr Ell FroOufter, Better if.
oar man tu8ct mto i 9crc8uiuaeru.
9SorSreitcu9 rcIdtiuc llaiGUnpiglcO
or Oct rorslcot aoitcH0c al %uoisr.
'eleu ira europa, ser oil bli baarOt
isit t 2itcu.
On onocn tor 6oroeI. iom Noro.
peItcn bc'iooer. er Cen. at oeua so.
pcoproouticr cr 6Socuurer. Som
en- NrIlc Al @nfulnaen al alie Bonn.
%uIo>iobriter I GuaIanO bar Bonn.
nioolnouitricu i S~uoitaterne aIlcre.
DC Iiot m~uooOeliBc TAB al Mauael
poa Mortcocr, % andre 2auoSocle
nil Ieic arilcn9 Girfningcr pad
lilntuoc Manbe.
%OmnloSroiprirlen.
@oibiuatou .. tloc Scptem6er.
ari8cn | europa bar giort et ilentt
Aibrpt / Dor lloisriel al 9omnlo;
Cen bar / &irteligbeoeu npiten belt
ltauiet Den, Sielge en- iong al
GeHiueburcauet uoiteot 9%eretning
beIeb belle lloiericlta / 4uguit iiJ
til blot 2t,2l0 Naaer moo 257,t72
9oIIcr t auauit iiior.
@erai uoi5rtc9 Blot G.370 goller
til england moo 77,3SS Nauer
ianmle Waoueo iorrige adr, iii
(pitlano bare - NaIer mob -.
92S, til 6rantrlge bare 3 - iiger
% %ifriper lem - &aller moo 52,933.
Ill Etolien 1.5I6 9aGer moo thor
1865 OF til ale andre @oube til.
iammcu bIot 1927 Batter MOB
l0,255 Batter ionuue Wtaauco ior
ct Mar li0cn.
@anoeta Notwithstanding i %.
bet At 1914 uolioroc til Dem Site
9lug. ouer 100000 @ullcr. 0eraf
er Idlt uoiert s,9ll5lS gauer, til
0icmutelorbrul ue0git 5,577,S6t
NalIer. iaa Der altiaa or en- Behold.
nina al L52l,265 guller paa oaan.
oelt.
Wcn SET mcrfeli1itc REQ oeurre
ertraoroindrc Situutlon or imioler.
ito oct Taftum, at ser / auguit
inoferte5 mere 0omuI6, eno Der no.
iarte9 tiltroos Tor, at De ,Sor. eta.
ter iorrige 9ldr Ieuereoe oper 81
Troceut al ben Belle 9erocns Som.
uIosiurbruJ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-18

SortiRttes paa Sloe 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-18
@cIsicn afpiier Srcosiurlaa.

Eoris 14oc Scpt - @looct "Si.
caro-" iortrQer. at (nifIano alIercoc
bar aiort @elgien ct 6reoStiIbuo.
bporueo ariqen for @cIaien5 Teo.
fommcnbe itrar flrnoe aiiIuitcS moo
at SDifIano tilitoNea piSie aonccS.
TONER. elsie SiInGrmeIier ira 1pif.
lambs Sioe ifal @eIqicn lioen uiocrc
bape aipiit. Slobet me0oeIer, at Sen
tplfe MilitGrgupernor / @elaien.
@eneral pon Scr goIt,, bar prrct i
Glntluerpen. buer bon ioreloQoe Sen
belgiifc Hcgierina ct 6rebsioriloa.
hpiS Snobulb bcnmcliQboIocS. Wten
HcAieringen bcnpiitc til SuercnS-
fomiten mellem DC Hqiereoe ont life
at lutte Sren cnfcItuiS og neQteoe
at bare n%ogetiombelit mes set tpifc
1reo5IoriInq at oirrc.
General Golt5 houoc 6eIoiif Gifor.
te pao lin Sur til Nntperpcn, for
tpIler set ironife Wlo0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-18

Ut Telegram ira Berlin til ais.
berbuun meobcIer, at aeiler @iIbelnl
agter at relic til Eitpreiien % iclu
opertogc SeocIieu al Sperationernc
imoO Nliaierne.
&om t6oe Sept. - ct Telegram
BERTH meloer, at 10 sltcrrigife Nr.
nicer Enoer 8%eneralcrne 3anfi %
N!l'ferberg bar iluttct iig ianlmelt
peo H5eiolp, 10 mil / Norosit for
SaroSIan % 80 @til ret / Toro Tor
Nr5empil. Men isr Bette Iuffcoea
tor Nrneerne blep reouccret mco 40
Trocent.
&u3ierne err NJ, gooet opcr Gan
floocn % iorfplger Sc ilygteuoe
Eiterrigere mco itor Grergi.
5 @nlicicn cr ser III, finn en- cncitc
~'terferc 6ritning tilbagc; oct cr
Er5entpIl. Naar 0enne or toget, I'll
Hltslerne babe nogenlnnoe aaben Nei
pe'toeer aiennem Foieu % Sdleiicn
til Berlin.
Ssuroan Serbcrne tog Scmlim.
Sonbon 12te Sept. - Zen ierbi.
lfe Segation / Hom giper iellenhe
Sremltiling al, bpproon Ben icrbiitc
arme fog Semlin:
"Serberne gioroe Ell lang % non-
lfclig Smpei % off upcr Saueiloocn
lpopaa meo alle inc ImmunitionS-
oo9ne % nnbet arigsmatericl. Ten-
ne Manspre fog TO Gage % TO Nrt-
ter, na / belle ocrne Sio isrgeoe Ser
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-18
&c mHitiife aoiaffcr.

Sang pea @arg err Ser ira for
itieligc aanter fonmet ~forblommeoe
Neloiuger ON pp,oige WaSier rus.
fife trooper, iom ituIoe prre Iono.
'at oelS / Sitenae / &eIgien o. ocIS i
sc franIfc @per pe0 aanalen. Ceres
Gcl bar pGret opGipet til 10000,
$4,000, 10000 % eugan9 enooa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-18

0orf, T%cterborouqh 90 andre @pcr
ipopao. Seq rciitc iowmen mcS
&uaicrne ioo Ionat fom til Qetcrbo'
rougb, bpor icJ iorIoo (rUnct.
@cretninaeu ont bette ii0ite "2oro
NitdcacrS Wcitcrimtfc" bar pdtt
Ncn ~itsritc @euuoriug o. @eIciitrjug
/ belle GnaIauo. Zen CmitTuoigbco.
at man M oar tiuaSt "@odneu" n
oaflares, iage9 bette ION ct &loneS.
bnro ON. at <oicrnc mi cr poa ct
ianoant StcS % iooIeocs uoruitct ci
ter Heiien, al man mart nil bere ira
Dem.
Get ouenmUuutc @luo mcner. at
Storporteu al Rltoicruc III beiinocr
Jig / @cIoicu,
Npur Sampen bGr ralet.
NariS 12te Scpt. - S%Ioqmarfcr.
ne paa Dc Alliercoe2 peuitre 6lei.
Dpor DC DefiiQlte anlllpe mar rd'et
belle Den iibitc llsG irembpocr ct
oucrntoooe trtit Sfue. Worc Rltin
% GbeIrlgcIic operoIi. &c irouife
Sol0otcr er hro9et pioere, Iiae / Np.
Iene pea Sc ilp9tcnoc Spircrc.
g ilcite al De 6oloue or olIcrcoe
blet beGrauet, me her % ser Ii0Acr
ser inlaa @rupper poa ire % ire
Siq. Tom cnbrl peuter paa at bli
iorbct.
NPiten ole &c iooreoe. (Difrre
Iom 6ronitmGno oq Nritere. er bIet
brnQt til De nrrmc'tc 2onosbucr,
bmrira DC ~icltere oil bIi oueriprt iii
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-18
Den store Krig.
Gpkerue famler fig til M Iloodano paa en- 40 suil lang
2inje fra alopon til .loro for uersun.
G%aerriscrus bar ialt niiet umkrine 100000 af fin famleoe
DGrAurhe paa Ell slilion ,aano.
De 10000 russiske Ko$akker.

Horis bcn 16oe Sept. - Dc Nuie-
reoe furtlPtter S~orielgclien al Sc re-
tircrenbe Spitere meo ltor Grnit, %
2anoets @eifaiienbeo er M iaubnn,
at i@ranife Strateger life timber oct
ianoiunligt. at SpIferne pil funne
giere no9en iprli9 fraitig Mooltnno,
fpr be nanr ino / Scrtlgosmlnet
Suremburg eler Sen belgiife Ero-
bins 2urelnburg. SronprinienS Ir-
me, iom Dor li6t minbit. % iom MI
itaar pes Nroonne, ifal rimeli1piS
ioo piot mnligt isge at oGffe Silba-
geto9et.
@aiel. Shmeits, 16be Sept. -
Set iorlpber Der, of Spiferne ifal
bare facet Srore til at iortl9tte Sil-
bogetoget ina lonet Tom til Hbincns
hpire @reo og liot ON icun renlme
Sranfrig, Selgien % S%ilremburg,
Eoris 16oe Sept. - Tpifernes
bpire Slei iortiGtter lit Silbo9ctog
% remmeoe / Wanoa1s SoiionS %
iorloo iamtioist aisnefloben5 ipoli-
&c greo. Sele Notten fprtiottcS Gil
bagetcget, iterft foriulgt al 0ranif-
mpnoene % Sriterne.
Gent, @elgien, t6oe Sept. - en-
aorreiponbent, ion1 netop er fommei
BERTH ira inside, melber, at ban for
10 Gage iioen iaa inf aapaleri
iprenge Sc somle maleriife flanifc
@inomsller / 2uiteu meo Spnamit
uuoer BorcgiuenOe al at &elgierne
ira Weaernes aupler GAP Signalcr
til ben belgiite @rme ON SpiterneS
@eu9geller
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-18

@itoopcit, men bette cr lioct ianoipn-
lIdt
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-12-03

that the Board of County Com
missioners and the Treasurer of
the County of Torrance are here
by authorized and directed forth
with to transfer from the County
Jail Fund the sum of $3.50, and
from the Court House and Repair
Fund the sum of $215O to the
General County Fund, thereby
increasing the General County
Fund to the extent of and sum of
$1,000, in order that the County
Commissioners may pay the said
actual expenses Of the sheriff's S
office as above stated amounting
to the sum of $1564, 73 as set out
in the above resolution of the
County Commissioners and also
pay cut of the general county
fund any unpaid bill or bills al
lowed by said County Commits
aioners for the support and
maintenance of prisoners for any
previous quarter, which have not
been already paid,
1t is further ordered, that
hereafter the said County Com
missioners pay the expense of
support and boarding of prison
ers out OF the General County
Fund, in advance of the payment
of any other expenses of the coun-
ty in accordance with the said
act of the Legislature Chapter sc
Laws 1901 and any allowances
made to the sheriffs office on &C
count of salary or expenses, un-
til such salary is fixed by the
Legislature, out of the Sheriff S
Fee Fund.
Dated at Las Cruces, N. NJ,
November 21, 1914.
Edward L. Medler,
District Ju dge.
The Board now adjourns sub
ject t. the call of the charm an.
LORENZO ZAMORA,
Attest: Chairman.
JULIAN SALAS,
Clerk of the Board.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-12-03
Grand Total

pounds of beans on 80 acres and
500 bushels of corn on 20 acres,
He had an abundant crop of 9TH
er feed stuff and is on the mar
ket for any kind of live stock to
feed it to.
George Rhodes made Is, ZOO
pounds of beans on 20 acres, 450
bushels of wheat on 80 acres, and
80 bushels of oats on Is acres.
He also had a splendid crop of
fruit on a young orchard just
coming into bearing.
&C. NJ. Condre raised 14.000
pounds of beans on Is acres and
an abundance of all kinds of
feed stuff.
The Misses Lula and Fannie
Kenton made over 10000 pounds
of beans on thirty. five acres, do
ing all the work themselves. In
addition they produced enough
corn and rough feed to do them
two years
wv. C. Delozier planted thirty
acres to beans and made over
$4,000 pounds and says he did
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-12-03
EASTvIEW

Special Correspondence
Oh! this beautiful fall weather,
Some of the farmers are still
sowing rye.
The saWmill is running part of
the time and is doing consider
able planning. The corn burrs in
connection with the sawmill is
surely a success. They grind
Saturdays and the people come
for twenty-five miles to have
corn ground.
Stock is all fat and range is in
fine condition.
T. L. Capt & Co. are building
a new house at the Barranca
ranch. 1t is a two-story house
28x60 feet. This looks like pros,
perity.
Mrs. S. E. Spencer spent a
week in Albuquerque visiting
her sister, Mrs. W. R. Green.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-12-03

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Payne
were Cedarvale callers Monday
Mrs. A. J. >Mitchelps sister
Mrs. Lamb, and children, have
returned to their home at Ray,
Missouri.
j. R. Sanders and family are
in our midst again, after spend
ing several months in Texas.
Mr.. Ketchersid's family are
back again from Texas after
having been absent several
months, and Mr.. Ketchersid is
all smiles now.
Mrs. R. H. Mitchell visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Alsup last
Sunday.
Pete Keller is here again after
having been absent over two
years.
Dee Robinson, our deputy
sheriff, was a Cedarvale caller
Monday.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-12-03
Fred A. Belzer and family.

Fred A. Belzer and family.
Our last literary society meet
ing was we'll attended and the
pie supper afterward was well
taken care of.
C. B. Smith and family and
Mrs. r. H. Mitchell and children
took Thonsgiving dinner with
Mrs. A. ]. Mitchell.
Mrs. Lee McCanna gave a
dance at her home last Friday
night.
Harry D. Smith spent Thanks
giving at Willard.
A. N. Vickery and son John
are back again from Texas,
where they spent the past few
months.
c. H. Smith butchered two
fine hogs last Friday.
w. W. Abney is drilling a we'll
for M. Richardson.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Smith and
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-12-03

said transfer.
Surplus in the County Spe-
cial Fund S $500
Surplus in the Court House
and Jail Repair Fund 2150.O0
Which said resolution was duly
passed at the quarterly meeting
of the said Board of County
Commissioners held on the 5th
day of October, 1914.
And now it appearing to the
court by said resolution that the
said board of county commission
ers are desirous of rectifying
their mistake in enormously pay
ing the expense of supporting
prisoners out of the sheriff's fee
fund and charging the same to
the general county fund And
it further appearing to the court
that by virtue of the Act of the
34th Legislative Assembly, Laws
of 1901 page 67 that the actual
expense of boarding county pris-
oners shall be paid before any bill
or bills for fees or salaries are paid
and before any prorata is made
for the payment of other general
expenses of the county and it is
intended that the support and
boarding of prisoners is the first
and primary expense to be paid
by the county commissioners be-
fore other expenses are paid; and
it further appearing that the
payment of the expenses of
boarding prisoners out of the
sheriff's fee fund has tended to
deplete said fund so that the
actual expenses, or any allowance
to the sheriff cannot be paid or
met, pending the determination
of the salary of said sheriff by
the legislature, which actual ex
penses of the sheriff, and an al
loWance to him on account of
salary for his services ought
equitably to be paid to him pend
ing the determination of his sal
ary;
1t is ordered by the court that
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-12-03
SOME GOOD
CROP STORIES

A Mountainair correspondent
of the Santa Fe New Mexican
tells the following stories ofcrops:
-. A. Cooper raised some
thing over $4,000 pounds of
beans from 100 acres. In addi-
ton he raised about 500 bushels
of corn and feed stuff to run him
two years. He hired no help ex-
cept at harvest and threshing.
u. H. Cumiford produced
over $4,000 pounds of beans on
60 acres, and has more feed than
he knows what to do with. I'm
less he can get stock to eat it he
says much of will be wasted.
He regrets that he did not get a
silo made this fall.
Julian Chavez raised 10000
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-12-03
NEGRA
Special Correspondence.

C. E. Perry, of Valley View,
camped here Saturday night, on
his way to Texas.
Mr.. Pike, Of Mountainair, was
here this week looking over the
country with a view Of locating.
Tom Hamilton got a hand bad,
ly mashed one day this week
while working with a well drill.
On Thanksgiving evening an
entertainment was given by the
Negra school, the chief feature
of which was q Peace Pageant. "
Music was furnished by Miss
Mary Brown and Mark Norris
of Dunmoor and Mr.. Boston of
Pedernal.
Mrs. Nelson of Pedernal visit
ed Mrs. Joe Cragg and attended
the Thanksgiving program.
Miss Mary Brown of Dunmoor
was the guest of Miss Annie c.
Murphy Thursday night.
Our teacher reports d splendid
time at Albuquerque and consid-
ers New Mexico second to none
in the line Of educational associ-
atoms.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-12-03
Totals

lOtdlS
And certificates of election is
ordered issued to the following
candidates in aud for Torrance
County as follows:
E. P. Davies, member Of the
house of representatives 28th
district.
Federico Chaves, member of
the house Representatives of 18th
district.
Which is accordingly done.
The board now converts itself
into regular board Of county
commissioners, and proceeds to
the transaction of business as
follows:
The board adjourns until l P.
NJ. this afternoon.
Afternoon Session.
The board met pursuant to ad-
journment with the same men,
bers and officers present,
Comes now Antonio Salazar
and presents to the board the
tax rolls for the year 1914 which
said tax rolls after due consider
alton and examination are re
ceived and approved by the board
and delivered to the treasurer
under their respective signatures
and attested by the clerk under
his seal.
The order for the transfer of
funds out of the county special
and out of the court house and
Jail repair fund as issued by the
district court is read and approx
ed, which said order is as fol
lows:
State of New Mexico, County of
Torrance.
In the District Court. In re
Transfer of County Funds.
Whereas, there has been pre-
sented to the court a resolution
of the board of county commits
sioners of Torrance County, in
words and figures as follows:
The board of county commits
sioners of Torrance County in
regular term assembled find that
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-12-03

not work hard either.
Lester A. Williams produced
a big crop of everything planted,
including 5000 pounds of beans
on twenty-nine acres.
Gus Dunn probably had the
banner bean crop however, al
though his acreage was small.
On five acres he raised 6, 800
pounds. He has a few acres
to orchard and his fruit crop, es-
pecially apples, was revelation
to those who consider this an
arid country.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-12-03
M'INT0SH
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Should not we of the Sunshine
State be thankful for 93the ideal
November weather that is being
given US?
Mesdames Norvell and Tor
renee, Miss Rennie Stump and
Messrs. Miller, Fix and King en-
joyed the Teachers Association
at Albuquerque.
Leo Douglas took Thanksgiv-
| ling dinner with his mother and
father.
The Laws children and Everett
Terrence have returned to Santa
Fe after a week visit with home
folks.
Frank Laws motored TO Albu-
querque, taking his daughters to
the State Teachers Association.
Miss Mabel is in the Santa Fe
Glee Club and sang before the
Association Wednesday.
Tom White of Santa Fe spent
Saturday evening with Frank
Laws.
The young folks were enter
tained by the Misses Spencer
Friday evening,
Mrs. H. V, Lipe entertained all
the. widows and orphans at fine
Thanksgiving dinner.
Mrs. Frank Laws gave her
Thanksgiving dinner on Friday.
The guests were the Torrences,
the Lipes, Mrs. Falconer and
Frank Britain.
l.. I. FIX and family spent
Sunday with the Frahms in their
lovely home among the cedars.
Virginia Tut spent vacation
week at Cedar Crest.
John Gloss and family visited at
Mrs. Burris' Sunday, as did the
Smith family and Mr.. Bergman
at D, L. Stump's and the Tut
and Beatty families at Frank
Laws.
D. L. Stump spent vacation
week in the hills shelling 1000
bushels Of corn for Mr.. Vaughn.
w, W. Wagner is riding about
in new car.
The ghosts held a meeting at
the Beatty hotel before select
crowd.
Invitations are out for the mar
riage Of Miss Lottie Scott to
Colorado young man.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-12-03

Our school was closed last
week. Miss Della Means the
teacher, attended the association
meeting in Albuquerque,
0. Carpenter is building a
ground tank for Roberto Chavez.
Mr.. Chavez is going to try to ir-
rigate some land and put out an
orchard Of about $500 trees in
the spring.
B. B. Spencer made q trip to
Willard last Saturday to attard
to some business matters.
The postmaster is preparing to
have some needed repairs put in
the postoffice.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-12-03
CEDARVALE

Special Correspondence.
Thanksgiving is over for an
other year.
C. B. Smith and Howard Payne
made a trip to Encino last week
to buy a bunch of cattle.
A. w. Shartzer and family
spent Thanksgiving day with
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-12-03

they have in the past paid pris-
oners' board bills out of the
sheriff's fee fund and that said
bills so paid out of the sheriff's
fee fund have been enormously
paid out of said fund; therefore
the board resolves that the said
bills so paid out of the sheriff's
fee fund should be paid out of
the general county fund and that
said funds so paid out of the
sheriff's fee fund be replaced in
to the said fund out of the gen.
eral county fund.
The board also finds that there
are a number of old bills due the
said sheriff which have been pre-
viously approved and are still un-
paid, such bills being for actual
expenses as follows, to-wit:
Actual expenses for quar-
ter ending Sep. 80, IL,
approved January 7th,
1918, S305. 60
Actual expenses for quar-
ter ending Dec. 31st,
1912. approved Jan.
7th, 1918, 238.25
Actual expenses for quar-
ter ending March 31st,
1913, approved at the
regular April term, 433.O8
1916. SO
Actual expenses for the
adjourned term of the
District Court, April
Both, 1918. 381.80
Actual expenses for the
September term of the
District Court 1913. 206.00
Grand Total 1854 .73
That there is a surplus in the
following funds that will not be
used for anything in the way of
paying bills and cannot be so
used without being transferred
to the General County Fund and
that it is necessary that the Dis
trict Judge issue the order for
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1914-12-03
PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-20
SHRINERS
of Wheeling Are to Go in a
Body to Attend a Meeting
at Parkersburq.

WHEELING, April 20 - Osiris
Temple and the Arab patrol OF No
bles Of the Mystic Shrine will go to
Parkersburg in body Thursday.
May 81, to attend and participate in
the great ceremonial session to be
held by Nemesis Temple, of Par
kersburg, on that date.
( Nemesis Temple launched a CAM
paign Thursday night to add one
hundred new members between now
and the ceremonial session. BENZ.
Kedum Temple and the Arab patrol,
of Charleston, will also be In attend
ance at the rally which will be the
largest and most elaborate OF the
kind ever held in Parkersburs. The
auditorium theater has been engaged
for the, GpSsfon. ExIGoyrnor a.. b
White and other state celebrities
will take part in the exercises A
street parade will be a feature in
which the candidates WIFI be lei
through the streets by means Of "a
long rope. ARRANGEMENTS VIII be
made BY the Wheeling temple to
have a syecialAcar, reserved for the
trip, which Will be made over the
Ohio River division OF the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-20
WHAT PRESIDENT VII son
SAYS THE NATION WANTS
AND NOT TO FIGHT MEXICO
LANGUAGES
OF Twelve Nations Used in the
Printing of go, 600 Prolli-
bition Law Copies.

Commissioners of Prohibition Fred
o. Blue is having circulated 1000
copies of the prohi bition law in con
densed form. These circulars are
printed in twelve languages in order
that the many-tongued' West Virgin
ians may understand the law.
Commissioner Blue says that he
has been Informed that an intelligent
italian. who had learned. the English
language, when asked why so many
Italians are anarchists, said that they
came to this country to escape certain
things In their own country, on the
supposition that conditions would be
better here. The first thing that met
them when they got to America were
newspapers printed in their own lam
guage telling them that everything
and everybody here was against
them. .Ignofantiof the laws and GUS
toms, these Italians were arrested,
fined and put In jail for violating laws
of which they were Ignorant, and this
confirmed stI1emsln the belief that
things were against them.
Commissioner Blue says he is tax
ing every, precaution that all the for
eigners. who work in; West Virginia
viii know the prohibition law, that
they may not violate 1T in ignorance.