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The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-30
h F < + + % + + + + + + + 7
 REWARD OFFERED

+ Ire following. which Is self +
 ' explanatory. was received last < %' evening. December 29th, and + f is published according to re- F * quest. T < wrangell. Alaska. + + To Progressive-Niner: '
 < Keteihkan. S
 * Dr. Fairfax Irwin renews his : + offer ot one thousand dollars a ; for the return of his son alive, + + aud 10 questions will be asked. : % Mrs. C. H. Smith. of Warren A 'f town. Virginia, sister q War % + den Irwin. makes similar * * offer. + Please run several issues in- + 4 cluding the reward Of one + + hundred dollars for the recov- F' F cry Of each body. + + Walker. Fisheries Inspector. + 4 ++ + + < < % + + + +
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-30
AUSTRIA SHOWS
 STUBbORNESS
REPORTS FROM VIENNA NOT SUGGESTIVE OF AMICABLE
 SETTLEMENT
REPLY SOON BEREADY
II Is Said That the First Answer Was Dictated at Berlin and
 Not at Vienna

GENEVA, Dec So-A report fir,o1n Vienna says thas the outlook for peaceful settlement CT the Ancona incident with the Unitcl States. iS apparently in the minds of . few wha do nor understand the situation. The Austrian govtrn- n,en7 Is showing considerable stub 6o-uess. in fact mora than was ex- pecte3. and q this tiu,e. 2 sasis- factory reply 70 the American note appears impossible
 is sad here .hat the tirSt an swer .o the American note was die ta7e5 q Berlin. and is causing con siderable .-oable, which may re sul7 IT g go.a. failure to satisfy Inc American people
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-30
ITALY HAS TWO
 MILLION MEN
ONE MILLION ON THE FIGHT
 ING FRONT IN AUSTRIA

ROME, Dec. 3O-An official re- port was given out today showing that Italy had two million men en- gagged in the war and is preparing to add another 100000. About 100000 men are on the fighting line, stretched along the mountains from Trentino in the west to the Austrian stronghold of Gorizia in the east. Another 100000 is in reserve. The third 1,000,000 is represented in the additinonal class es now being assembled.
 Since Italy invaded Austria, the casualties are said to be about 45,- GOO in killed. Prisoners taken by Austrian troops are estimated at 1,200, while the Austrian casualties Gtalian estimate) are said to be 90.0O0. Italy has 28,00O Austrian nrisoners within her borders.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-30
1 SERIOUS LOSS

The cabin that burned down or Pennock Island yesterday was the property Of Nm. J. Morgan. The owner was half way across the bav coming to town in 9 row boat when fe discovered the fire. He return ed at once. but the fire was beyond control and even then everything n the cabin was beyond recovery. The loss was quite 2 heavy one as he contents of the cabin wss val ued at $500 or 5000 by Mr. Mor- gan, and included TWO sets of fools. three or four guns. 3 Dhorogran7 and 125 disk records. two nair- = marine glasses Tn fact about aH 2i'i hae left are his cor3urors and his rare conversational abilit
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-30
GREEK BOATS
 WERE CAUGHT
THEY HAD BEEN PJZZLING
 ALLIES FOR SOMETIME

ROME. Dec. so-Details Of how Italian torpedo boats captured sew eral Greek vessels recently. were received here yesterday. T. appears s}a~s sAa allies had been puzzled as to how the German suOmzriI4z= ;-. the Mediterranean were getting their supplies and 2 determined watch was made. t was found that zev- s-sl Greek vessels carried oil and othsr suplies 10 the submarines. with the result that her were cap .ured-
 Later. feet Of Italian subnla- zines while patroling, captured ar Austrian submarine and towed f 70 Malta as 2 prize. This is the first tine in the history of the war. | is said. that q submarine has been captured by other submarines.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-30
GRE|L MAKES
 STATEMENT
SAYS ANC0NA WAS TORPEDO ED WITHOUT BEING GIVEN
 ANY WARNING AT ALL
HE IS VERY RETICENT
nC<s nos Wan. tQ Tel Anything ct nosags of The Crew
 Fse-s Trozhae

NEW WORK. Dee. so-Dr- Greil o-e ot 1A4 A-aeriezn passengers . hoard .ae Aaeaza wasn ne 6-ss v2s so-re,5ass by an A1s.zian s-h- marine 5a wa5ca several AEsr5.@ns los5 tassr hvsS, was suss-Tisrss to- day, and repeated hzs Fvsvfous s-4-e- ussn4 ta4. s1s Azeara had nse been -svs- any warning eeto-e ne Vas t1-r,a,3oe.l
 wazz 114 1-- w ase ss1= -lz 14za75o- 1s -hs crew as -he 9izas d. -1s incident. 1a rst-ss1 z2 ts- czsz .1z zz-zz- a-T @2i sad --a. he 6s zs wzs ze izvo,ys -Anszz5ta z ar c-e-t-= w.e Ans --z
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-30
"A. P. A. FILES
 APPEAL CASE
WILL TESg THE CONSTITUTION ALlTY OF TERRITORIAL LAW
 OF TAXATION

SAN FRANCISCO. Dee. so-The case of the Territory of Alaska versus the Alaska Packers Assoc iauon ct al, in which the district court of the first division rendered 9 decision upholdine. the territorial law. was appealed and the papers filed in the circuit court of appeals today: On the result of this ease depends the payment of thousands of dollars into the territorial trea- ury. and was appealed as test case.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-30
LANSING MAKES
 A SUGGESTION
WANTS PAN-AMERICAN UNION TO MEET AND AGREE UPON
 MUTTON BOUNDARY

WASHINGTON, Dee. S0-'Secre- tary Lansing today suggested that ali the nations which make up the Pan-Anserican union to join . convention and arhitrate the boun- 6ary disputes which prohibit the shipment of munitions Of war to rpvolutionistS-
 It Is said that revolutions in the South America republics are often started through the facility with which g few 6iScontents can obtain munitions.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-30
DINNER PARTY

Covers were Iaii for eight al I daintily appainted table for dinner lase night at She home of tae Misses Meta and Mary Mitchell and Miss Claire Buor, who were the hostes- ses ia honor Of the visiting teach CTS from Metlakahtla. Those pres snf were Miss Danford, Miss Wy brant. Miss Bienerth, Miss Ruth Hal and Mrs. Rivard.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-30
ALLIED FLEET
 WINS VICTORY
OFFICIAL STATEMENT CON- FIRMS THE FIRST REPORT
 OF WINNING THE FIGHT
AUSTRIANS ESCAPED
After Losing One Torpedo Boat Destroyer and First
 Class Battleship

PARIS. Dec. 3O-It was official ly announced today that the allied squadron of battleships that met the Austrian squadron some days since and at which time a victory was re- ported, confirms the first report and says that one torpedo boat destroy CT of the enemy struck a mine and sank while a first class battleship was sunk by gunfire from the all lied ships. That the remainder of the Austrian squadron made it's escape.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-30
POCAHONTAs TO ENTERTAIN

The loege ue p@oahantas vii en. terrain the young folks this evening after the regular meeting of the lodge. Games and refreshments will be ir ordar. Tomorrow after noon in the Pocahontas dining room =her plan ano her party for tho children. and t is expected that this will be 9 very festive occasion for the .ittle ores as many things are being prepared for their pleasure.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-30
SOL LDIFRs HAD TO INTERFERE

LONDON. Da,,- se-A dispatch -o Renters Telegram Con, 71--2- from Melbourne says srsa+ disorder -,ars-z5 So5ialis7 neace sz2ees5H7z -ts~e Sunday a5 NAicA A3els Plank s--S. srseavo0a5 to deliver an al -sess entitled Should 3 Man Eu- 7zs*- At-ar co~-.nl1. an-arv.l7- -io-s- s5s~S tirallr -a1k possess s5- 5-t -,s meeting sr1 converted F mn ? -.s-rfs-is femc-S--a-io-.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-30
GREAT BRITAIN
 WANTS VILLA
FOR THE MURDER OF BENTON
 1 BRITISH SUBJECT

WASHINGTON. Dec. S0-Great Britain, through her ambassador has made 9 formal demand upon the department of State for the ex- tradition Of General Villa. In the demand 1t is alleged that Villa murdered one Benton, British sub iact who was prominent mining nlan in Mexico.
 The demand for the extradition of Villa on the United States was made possible by the fact that he Is now under s2QoO0 bond at Fl Paso. Texas. on g charge of bring ing stolen property into the United States.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-30
THE kAISER'S MALADY

LONDON. Dec. S0-The malady ths- has confined the Kaiser to his bed. is the same which caused the iee-b of his father. Emperor Fred erick.
 | appears that for some years. the Kaiser has had throat trouble, 3uc to 9 cancer. and has undergone several operations although until now -ho nature of tie malady has been ken secret.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-30
THE PRINCESS MAY ARRIVED

Feeling her way carefully through binding snow storm the Princess Nay from the souJh docked at this ror- about ten o'clock last night. She carried thirty passengers. three # which were for Ketehikan. She s'~- hrals0hs@ quite bunch of frs class mail. bu- no other. Thz p,-;a- cess viii be due southbound sur- day morning. bur E liable to be de- 'ayed by the thick weather.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-30
WASHINGTON IS ON THE ALERT
STATE DEPARTMENT ENPECTS NEW DEVELOPMENT IN THE
 ANCoNA CASE.

WASHINGTON. Dec, S0-0ffie- ials a7 the state department appear or the alert to32y in anticipation as she receipt q the reply to ths A.7,.sreian no.e from Austria One official szs3 shas important develop lss--s mar hs expecss'3 at any nao-s- su. in both the Lusit.ari2 and tas Artora cases. s bosh are dus for 2 settlement.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-30
DANCE IN HONOR OF VISITORS

Mr. Bsigle. Captain DibreH, Nr. strsnch. Nr. Shuclc and Mr Jack RounzefelI were hosts last night at 2 very delightful dancing party. given in honor Of the Metlakaht'a visitors. About twenty couples at tended and charming evening | reported bF all.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-30
CASE TO GO TO THE
 JURY THIS AFTERNOON

LOS ANGELES Dec. s0-The
 ase q -fe state versus Mathew Schmidt. in -he dynaniting of the Times building. is drawing to dose and i7 is believed that t will ss in -he hands of the jury before srs-f-r
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-30
GRAND OPENING NrW YEARS

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The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-30
JEFFERSON COMING

SEATTLE, Dee. 30-The steam ar Jefferson left at nine o'clock last evening with J. W. Cordell, William II. Young, Mrs. J. NJ. Brisbois and cne steerags as passengers for Ketchikan.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-30
HARCOURT TO BECOME
 YCEROY

WINNIPEG. Dec 3o-A cable tvar1 London today says thar Lewis Ha-courz has resigned his posi- -i9n as . member q efe cabine1 -o become Y'ica Roy Of India
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-30
YON NACkENSEN VISITS
 AUSTRIAN MINISTER

LONDON. Dec. So-A dispatch was received here -oday to the ef- feet that General ven 3fackensen commander of the Teuton forces n -ae Balkans. had arrived in Sofia. -o confer with the Austrian minis Ter. T. is said that the Genera
 vill return to he fiel5 hsadqua~-- CTS before the first Of the year.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-30
ALLIES PLANS
 FOR THE FUTURE
WILL. DIVIDE Fl ROPE INI0
 THREE SEPARATE CLASSES

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 G Tas w- saa1, 5s c9ntia-s m Germany and A-s-rla a-e fo-c- es -a ae-su- whatever -a-u2s are zsrz- --r- z-s eacz = -he tolr zraa- psrs-s is P.s1g=1 -s coazl-- u= -ta gar z1sl- T is abandoned sF -z -ani-zo-s c5assz- q -he fur
 Allies to Dictate Terms
 - T5azs zsau ts TO aro-i-z- ion aT Ea- America o~ o-Le- ueu4rz, ue7sers. o17 5hs four A s= rs- sc-a-s 7hs .e--as e pesce-
 Ts-a s- ztrez classes ct -asions zz-z1iz-s5 1 Earcrs Class @A7 shall coaszs4 cf G-eas Britain. R1zsa. Frame and Italy Class -B~ szaI es-s5s+ cf Belgium Eo-z-5 Ssraz. S7ziu, Portugal De--a-l,. Swz5sz- Norway. Swiez- s-s-s Rss-r aria Greece az3 Blz- -z~ Class =C- sal consist q Bate- Poland Bavzria- Croatia z71=T zrt -as o--sr n1in7r s-a-- -7 -t5zH E Ezeizl sftl-i-ias --s German ar1 Austrian empires sal ze "
 To Cs2rsnsec Pezes
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The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-30
GOVERNOR HAMMOND DEAD

BAT0S ROGUE. Dec. s0-Govsr- nor Hammond. ot Minnesota, who has b=ea here visiting for the lass few lays 15=d sud5enly Last evening.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-30
NOTICE

All Barber Shops will close Fri day night at 10 and on Saturday New Years Day, 1t noon.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-12-30
MOVEMENT OF BOATS
Northbound

-NUI IIDUUIIU City of Seattle, tomorrow morn ing. Jefferson Saturday am. the 1st, Alameda, Saturday, pm. the 1st
 Southbound Humboldt, tomorrow morning. Princess May, Sunday morning.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-02-06
STATE OF LOUISIAN.
25rd Judicial District Court-p..
ish of st. Mary. y
John M, Migeot vs.. Geo,o. :
Walker, ct. al, - y

BY virtue of an order Of ss;,,.
sale issued out of the Honorah'to y g
judicial District Court in and -. ~
Parish Of ST. Mary, State of Loa;.. 9
and t" me directed. in the above , saA
bered and entitled suit, bave .. ~
and will Offer for sale. for cash ,;.s ~
appraisement, to the last and h;. aoI
bidder, at the front door Of ths S.
House in the Town of Franklin ps v:a
OF st. Mary, La, on %
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAy !.
MARCH, A. D., 1915.
between the hours of IL O'Clock =. :,
and 4 O'Clock p. m, the folIovins A.
cilbed property, to>wit:
That certain tract Of land toee,h.,
With all and singular the buildines , ~
improvements thereon, and All h.
mules. carts, agricultural implems,.
and other 'purtenances thereunto y
longing, established as sugar nl,,,.
tion. known as the Buckeye Pl,...
tom, situated in the Parish Of q
Mary, measuring 800 superficial se,,. =
situated on the East side of Ra,s,
Teche and bounded as follows:
On South by Bayou Teche, on u,
North and West by Valentine Schvn
or assigns. and on the East by Esi,s
OF K. Eerdun. acquired by Vendor I
Sheriff sale on the 18th day Of rs
ruary, 1912, in the suit of Moreirs
Schwan & Moreira vs.. G. q. Walker i
the 23rd Judicial District Court 4
Louisiana.
One dump cart, 3 double ploxa {
mules, gears for 6 mules. corn plantw
80 loads corn, 4 loads hay. seed caue b
plant 70 acres.
W. 7. PETRRMAN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Parish of st. Mary. L..
Jan. 18th. 1915.
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LOST.

One white Lewellyn Setter
with liver-colored spots. Very
loose hide. Last heard Of in
Franklin. $500 reward II
returned to
CLARENCE LAWLEss,
Garden City. La
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FOR RENT.

Lower door brick building form.
erly occupied by Commercial
Bank & Trust Co. Next to new
postoffic', Beet location in town.
Low insurance rates. Apply to
THOS. S. BODIN, :
Franklin, La.
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| w. H LATHAM,
Secretary Of Police Jury,
Nov. d by Mr., Drackets, second.
ed by Mr.. Boudreaux, and carried
that the Road Overseer be in.
strCcted to 60 to Cypremor,
and make an estimate what it will
cost to put the Calm road in a
good condition. and report same
{" the Chairman of the Road Com.
mittee.
Mr.. Philip Albsree. Constable
for the third ward, 1st precinct,
appeared before the Jury, and re.
quested it to pay him for the sc-
tual COST of expense in arresting
prisoners. stating that owing t.
the parish Gear being ia his ward
he serves more warrants than any
other coD stable in the other wards.
and that the fee bill does not paw
his buggy hire; that in Dee mber
he was compelled to hire buggies to
The amount Of $3.50. aud tina.
under the fee bill he was only
paid So 25: stating that he only
got Sis 90 per month. and the
occasion may rise that he would
be compelled to pay a great Dor.
ton Of his salary for buggy hire
in arresting prisoners. Mr.. AL
bares also stated to the Jury that
if they SO desired to raise his
salary, taat he would furnish
horse aud buggy, and have no
fee bills against the Parish.
Moved by Mr.. Thorguson, Sec
onded by MIR. Robichaux,ard car.
ried. THAI the President appoint a
to investigat ate the
amount of work done by the
Justices of the Peac, and Con.
sta bles In the other wards in com. |
Dariaon to the work done by the
justice Of the Peace and Con.
table ia the Taird waid, Isl pre-.
III c..
The President appointed the
ollow'ng committee: John r.
)racke;t. Gustave Thorguson.
oscar Boudreaax
The following report was sub.
nltteo by the finance Committee:
On motion Of MIR. Thcrgu son.
econded oy Mr.. Lebourgeols, aud
arrisd, that the bills approved by
ne Finance Committee be paid.
The Tax Collector, Treasurer.
nd Sheriff fled their reports:
Va motion Of MIR. 0ooch.
econded by Mr.. LeBourgeois. and
aIsled, the repoEts were reveiyedl
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NOTICE..

This will advise my patrons and
the insuring public that l have
moved my Office to the building
formerly occupied by DR.. G. N.
Horton. located on square below
Court House. west side of Main
street 8.
T. MERCER MOORMAN.
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United States of America. Easte,n
Distric. of Louisiana, IS. 4,
In the United States District Court Il
and for said District. New ~
Orleans Division. 4
In tie matter of Commercial PartsefX
ship of Anatole j. Saveie and
Arthur A. Bonvillain and
Anatole j. Savoie, in. ss'
dividualIy, bank .s
ruptS.

| No. 1872 in Bankruptcy. Petition Tor
discharge
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
Eastern District OF Louisiana, Parish pe
Orleans. IS.
On this 9th day Of January, A. D.,
1915, on reading the foregoing petitios
it is ordered by the Court that a hear
ing be had upon the same on the LIT
day of March, A. d., 1915, before Tie
said Court, at New Orleans, La, 10 said
district. at II O'Clock in the forenoon;
and that notice thereof be published u
the st. Mary Banner, newspaper
printed in said district, and that Ill
known creditors and other persons ID
interest may appear at the said time asd
place and chow cause, if any they have,
why the prayer of the said pe,itionsu
should not be granted.
And it is further ordered by The
Court, that the Clerk shall send by
mail to all Known creditors, copies M
said petition and this order, addreassd
to Them at their places Of residence y
stated.
Witness the Honorable Rufus 3
Foster. Judge of the said Court, aad
tho seal thereof. at New Orleans, L..
in said district. on the 9th day of jan
uary, A D.. 1915.
lSigne1] 81. ]. CARTER,
Clerk.
Attest:
~ true copy.
Fl. j, CARTER.
Clerk.
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and ordered spread on III.
There being no further hm.eah|
on motion the Jury adiou,uu..!s' ss|
CHAs. N. FROST, Pres;ssa.
w. H. LATHAM, Secrat.aoent

A scald burn. or severe .u
slowly if neglected. The fs ~; oes4
keeps bottle of BALLAPnS,aaii y Aa
LlNlMENT on hand is alvs sosOR
pared for such accidents. pay M
SOC and Sl.0O per bottle. sics
Foster Drug Co. Soid },
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Section 1, Act 20 OF 1914, and tina,
the District Attorney as attorney
for this Jury be requested and in
structed to prepare proper writ
ten obligation to be eigned by
each of said contractors.
The President then instructed
. the Secretary to call the roll on
the motion, which resulted as fol-
lows:
Yeas: Aucoin, Boudreaux,
Robichaux, HaydeI, Thorguson,
Drackett, LeBourgeois, Robert.
son, Gooch.
Nays: None.
The President then declared the
motion carried.
The Secretary submitted a re-
port of collections for automobile
licenses for one-half year, 1914
Moved by Mr.. Drackett, second
ed by Mr.. LeBourgeois. and car
ried, that the report Of the Score
tary be received and spread on the
minutes. and that the Secretary
be given quietus for collections
of automobile licenses, and that
the Chairman of the Finance Com
mittee be authoriz ID to Issue
same.
franklin, La, Jan. 9Th, 1915.
To the Officers and Members OF the Police Jury
OF the Parish of st. Mary. louisiana:
Gentiemen:-I herewith submit the following
report, in numerical order, o; all auto
mobile motor cycles and motor trucks
licenses issued for lone-hali year. 1911;
The Holbrook news., 1915-02-12
BENEFICIAL RESULTS
Early Reported Disaster Later
 Rro0es q Blessing.

All sections of Arizona seem to have suffered to some extent from the recent ''spell O weather" though not as severely as some of the eastern states.
 While in this vicinity we ex- perienced some discomfort. due to rain, snow and mud, in the higher attitudes there was a heavy snow fall, amounting at Flagstaff and at Ft. Apache to nearly four feet, according tore ports from those places.
 With the melting of the snows, there should be next summer an abundance of water in the water holes as we'll as plenty of grass on the range. This means pros perity for the stock man, and consequently for all.
 In the central and southern portions of the state the rains resulted in floods which caused considerable damage, though not as serious as atfirst reported.
 The damage done is more than balanced by the resulting good. The great Roosevelt dam when full will confne a million and a quarter acre feet of water. It now contains more than it has ever held before and assures a plentiful supply of water for the irrigated farms of the valley.
 Thus. with prospect of good range for cattle and sheep, a plentiful supply of moisture for the ''dry farmer, " reservoirs filled for irrigating, mines re- activities and our recent legislative enactments being brought more into conformity with the needs of the people, if our solons and executives Tn Washington will continue to steer our ship of state clear of the mines set by the foreign Arizona will, during the year 1915, make a record for herself among her sister states.
The Holbrook news., 1915-02-12
Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors of Navajo
 County, Arizona.
Office of Board of Supervlsors. Holbrook, Arizona, Feb. 1st, 1915.

In compliance with Statutory provisions hls date 1050 o'clock M Present: R. C. Creswe Chair Geo. W. Hennessey. member O. R. Gardner member, Dee M Moss, Clerk
 Minutes of meeting read and approved with the following exceptions tow In the order pertaining salary Chas B. Perkins, County Engineer the minutes should read: appontee his personal and expenses And pertaining making jury st the minutes should readPur statutory Board of Supervisors Jury List All members Board proceeded make list of all within Navajo County Arizona qualified and liable jurors in the Superior Court of Arizona Navajo Coun ty Sald list filed the office of Board and certified copy filed with the Clerk of the Superior Court
 w. A. Parr appeared before Board ask Board allow $ % for burial of ndgens ordered that said be al lowed demand being $2OOO be allowed in the future for the burial of indgents
 Carl Behn appeared before Board asked that steps reduce his for the 1914 being The Board thereupon appointed R. C. Creswe Yesgae the matter and Feb 16h which time action is be taken.
 E. Cornelius appeared before Board asking that $500 which have been misapped Road Fund.- applied School Fund also that County be re-dsrced Board took the application under adysemen the referred the County School County Attorney for report it's regular meeting
 w. H. Burbage appeared before Board in behalf Harvey Co., refund $4081 $10 $31O which payment Fred Harvey Co., ordered refunded.
 Upon motion the Board adiourns until l D. m.
 l o'clock D. m., all present.
 Application of F. J. Willis Snowflake appointment as Fair Commissioner for Navajo County read and considered where upon, he appointed
 Board ordered that temporary allowance of $8 co month sent to Chas Roberts Pedro Roche and Mrs. N aramo m