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Morris tribune., 1915-01-29
PROBATE COURT EXPENSE.

warrant SG on issued MaSm P UT %Rs' Amount
5s4 DR.. Amos. Leuty. examine -
ton Justin Berkin. insanity ~
5642 DR.. H. l.. Hulburd, eXamina-
80 ton Justin Berkin, insanity 5 30
5643 DR.. E. T. Fitzgerald, exam
ination Justin Berl<in. in
s7a Dr.. II. L. Hulburd, examine
ton Charley Peterson. in
5722 DR.. G. =. Game exaiamnina-. "
ton Charley Peterson. in
S7u FRANK TanltS A. A zahi. conveying ~
$500 Charley E,t PeeaISd9n' ef nos91sal 80 :"
ton John Hendricks tnebri-
5s4s Amos L t.,o, exam Eads1Ih1a %
1862 F: A. zahl, conveying John
Hendricks to Inebriate
-oo, farm Do
ton Mary Kane, mental
disease ;. =. :. :. :. ;. ;. 80
1902 DR.. p T: Fitzgerald. exam,
ination Mary Kane, mental
sos Martin Kane, conveying
,o,o Mary Kane, mental disease sS2
ton Mary Kane, mental
eo4 Dr. II. L. Hulburdd. eexaimiinn:- -
,oo, alton Fritz H. Moka insane s 30
- H. MoEa. Fergus Falls :. % 50
6O9s DR.. F. T. Fitzgerald. exam,
ination Louis Ounderdahl.
sos4 Dr.. e. =. Game. examina. ~
ton Louis ounderdahl. in
eos5 F. sane a. zahl, conveying Lou. :"
is Ounderdahl Rochester. 50 40
alton Guy E. Judkin. in
s1o2 DR.. E. T. Fitzgerald, exam y
ination Guy e. Judkin. in
s1os DR.. Geo. D. crossette, :, eS K: y
animation F. Winters. in
s1o F. 4 zahl. expense livery : -
s0 "a ana oo e. ca Fl W aRamina. >"
ton Guy E. Judkins. in
CLOS. Dr. N. T.. Ransom n esamin-
E. Judkins. Fergus Falls. IS %
6143 DR.. Amos Leuty, examina-
ton Carl Thorgramson :. 5 80
6144 DR.. E. T. Fitzgerald, exam
nation Carl Thorgramson.. s 30
GAS DR.. H. L. Hulburd, examine
ton Carl Thorgramson ;. 5 30
6147 F. A. zahl, conveying Carl
Thorgramson from Glen
wood to Morris ;. :. =. ;. 20 90
CTS John De Witt. witness fees,
probate court ;. -. SO
6176 II. L. Hulburd. examination
John Whippo, insane ;. ;. 5 30
SIT Amos Leuty, examination
John Whippo, insane ;. :. 5 80
6258 r. A. Zahl. conveying John
Whippo, Fergus Falls Z. ;. "a 90
$3.50 DR.. Amos Leuty examina-
ton Ed. Wunsch, inebriate 30
1921 DR.. &c. Game. examina-
ton Ed. Wunsch inebriate 30
1928 DR.. H. L. Hulburd. examin-
alton Geo. Anderson. he 90
T. U1EdIc v Nv
1924 DIR. e. T. Fitzgerald, exam
ination Geo. Anderson. inc
briate 80. 30
634s F. A. zahl. conveying Geo.
Anderson, Wi1lmar :. ;. ). ii 80
6SA f.: A. zahl. conveying Ed.
Wunsch. Willmar !. :. =. 10 90
1881 DR.. c.. q. Game. examina-
ton w. j. Randolph inc :.
6sS2 DR.. II. L. fIulburd. exarlin-
atic7 w. ]. Randolph. ine-
6S91 F. "A. Zahl. conveying W.
J. Randolph. Wiiinnar .... Il
So y
Morris tribune., 1915-01-29
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

K No IF To r. when For what noun,
$40 Remington Typewriter Co..
5s77 Burroughs " Add. Men. Co.. !"
cleaning machine :. =. :. 500
5s7S Elliott Fisher Co.. overhaul
1919 Rochester Germiccide Co, y
$3.50 Fritz Cross Co.. receipts = "
books and blanks :. :. :. S7T1
1881 Security Printing Co., receipt
$3.50 F. S. Webster Co. supplies rs
1888 Free Gifo Press Printing Co.. au- kz 40
5674 Security Blank 1S Book Co.. - .
6675 Brown a,o Treacy sDerry Co., % -
5676 Miller Davis Pig. Co.. as
sessment books -. :. -, LAT %
667 Miller Davis Pig. Co.. sup - - -
5szs Fritz Gross Co.. desk :: :. s s..
1919 Free. Press Pig. Co.. record
$3.50 Elliott FiSher Co.. repairing . -
56a rochester RSasre Germicide Go floor = -
oil and liquid soap =. :. ISIS
s sS k Eoe f. Dew srm Ge SUPPLIES e 10
6O4s Fritz Cross Co. primary and
general election supplies =. 1S1 70
GOA Miller Davis Pig Co., blanks
6O45 Louis F. Dow Co., deed rec
ord and blanks :. -. =. q Al
6946 F. S. Webster Co., typewrit- ).
coat Geo. 5. Barnard and Co.
Smead files and rubber
so4s Security Blank Book Co. - -
- tax list and collection reg
e,'s Free Press Ptg Co., blanks SIS
6o50 McGill Warmer Co., supplies 81
62l3 Reporters Note Book Co.,
6zl4 Louis, F. Dow and Co, war
rants and receipts and
ss15 Security Blank Book Co,
deed record and supplies 50 70
S2l6 Murphy Travis Co., blanks IA IS
GIT Fritz Cross & Co., l gal. ink 2 90
621S Geo. D. Barnard & Co.
s2s McGIll Warner Co.. current
tax receipts :. :. :. -. :. IS 90
622o Free Press Pig Co.. supplies TOO
62M Farnham Printing Co., sani-
tary moisture :. -. %. .. g.
6:s Miller Davis Ptg. Co. blanks 2Ts
6567 Rochester Germicide Co.,
drinking fountain and pipe 80 %
e56s Morris Morris National bank assig- - "
nee. E. H. Gross, clean,
ing and repairing typewrit-
$3.50 F. B. webster carbon paper $50
$50 Security Pig Co.. supplies,
en-, stationery -: %
Fritz Cross Co., blank and
record books :. :. :. :. ;. n a
1s41 So
Morris tribune., 1915-01-29
SALARIES AND MILEAGES. COUN-
.TY COMMISSIONERS.
DISTRICT COURT EXPENSE.
GRAND JURORS MARCH TERM.

w ss Of TO weGm P Parp yss' Amount
54s4 G, 6: Erssed, 6, Grand Juror . %
2 days. 2 miles travel :. 6 20
5479 c., A: Gausman.. grand juror, :.
$3.50 John Ritter. grand juror. Z
days, 46 miles travel :. :. 10 60
54s1 Eddie Larson, grand Juror. Q co
5482 Amos Stark. grand Juror.
days, 80 miles travel. 9 20
54sa J. p, Anderson, grand juror. ~
54s4 Clyde Golden. grand Juror O %
54S5 Fred Varnum. grand d. ,j juror q ~
54se Alfred Nelson, grand juror. .,
3 days, 2 miles travel :. 70
54S7 Fritz Buckentin. grand Juror 9 On
days. Is miles travel :. 7GO
Ss c5as dovi Brrsr' ,n, gran frav Juror 60
$3.50 Alfred Jesness, grand Juror, : -
days, 20 miles travel 8 90
j P. G.. Brandt. grand juror.
days, 16 miles travel :. z 60
Chas. Marsch, grand juror,
2 days; % miles travel SEQ
days, 20 miles travel ;. 8 90
Chas Messner. grand juror.
days, "A miles travel :. 40
W. r. Groom. grand juror,
Q days, is miles travel :. Z 60
Aug. Melchart, grand juror,
2 days. 20. miles travel ;. 8 90
H. Christensen. grand juror,
days, IA miles travel, :. 40
Arthur Judd. grand juror,
2 days, 10 miles travel -. z 90
$3.50 Charley Reimers. 1 day
grand juror. Oct. term.
Is miles travel :. :. :. >. 5 so
6266 Chas. Sax, q days grand
juror Oct. term. miles
e2s7 j Hurst, days grand jur- =
or Oct. term. 22Smiles ira
696S M: L. Strand, 3 days grand
juror Oct. term, 80 miles
travel >. %
Morris tribune., 1915-01-29
OTHER COURT EXPENSE.

w SGi of IL 1H MeGm P9 0F @aa' Amou
5000 H. H. Hamilton, meals ior
jurors Oct. term. 1913 Il
657s J. M N; co teSm deputy sheriff I, 30
557 L: F. zshl. deputy sheriff, %
557s w T. peterson, deputy clerk ~
of court. March term =.
$3.50 Roger Casey. deputy sheriff 80
$3.50 T. T. Mangsn. atty. fees. st.
1851 Frank A: zahl, serving grand =,
5652 Frank A. zahi. Serving petit .
jurors March term =. d
1854 Frank A. Zahl. serving spe-
cial venire March term II
1854 VIM. Richard. livery. State :,
$685. Zahl and Mamie. livery. st. -
$685. John Geib. drawing grand
5sss v hnd Petit E d 3qoSrs sk days
board and room. Shoemak-
ers State VS. Lager =. :. q
$3.50 Frank Eklund. witness fees,
State VS. Dahl :. =:
$3.50 Henry Eklupd. witness fees,
5S91 John Eklund, witness fees,
State VS. Dahl :. ;. :. -.
$500 william Eklund witness fees
State VS. Dahl :. =. :. =. :!
1893 Herman Eklund, witness fees
State VS. Dahl :. :. =. =. q
6192 E.: r. Hall. drawing jurors. :.
e1s7 Frank SEsi 'e a. zahl. summoning
grand jurors, reg. mail :.
619S Frank A. Zahl, summoning
ssoz IT. pef T. 3agGfs deputy sheriff 80
Oct. term, S days .. :. :. Is
631O Lawrence Zahl, deputy sher-
if, Oct. term, TX days :. %
6311 Erick Peterson, deputy sher-
if. Oct. term. TX days =. %
6313 Erick Peterson. deputy sher-
if, Oct term, days =. s.
631S w. T. Peterson. deputy clerk
of court. Oct. term, 3 days 8
$3.50 Chas. Dushek, meals for jur-
ors, March and Dot. terms
$685. Paul l.. Spooner, atty. fees,
State VS. Joseph Lewis =. 10
G.. L. H. Tucker. salary as
court reporter =. :. -. S04
S12
Morris tribune., 1915-01-29
DISTRICT COURT EXPENSE.
PETIT JURORS MARCH TERN.
Continued

(ContinueD
No. Of To whom For what
Warrant Issued PURPOSE Amount
SSo1 Chas. Burns, 5h days petit
juror Oct term, 2 miles - ,o
sso2 Mike Mahoney. s days petit
juror Oct. term. miles 81 a.
COZ. travel araerson < idays 70 ~
petit juror Oct. term. S6
miles travel -. 80; u D"
6sN j. r. Newell. 81 days petit
juror Oct. term. u miles :, ~
ssO5 Pat Sweeney, 5h days petit
juror Oct. term. IL miles - 80
6s06 Otto Olson, 5k days petit
juror Oct. term. Il miles :. 90
travel ...... Az "
s54 pe
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PRINTING AND ADVERTISING.
(Continued)

No. of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
1927 Chas. A. Lee, printing :. :. 81 IS
1928 r. J. Babe. printing =. :. :. % 10
5G33 Il. J. Babe. printing notices
Supt Schools ). ;. =. :. :. SO
500 Chas. A. Lee. printing no
tees Supt. Schools ;. :! >. Is Is
56n Chas. A. Lee, official publ
cation ;. :. :. :. :. :. :. 49, 10
6672 Chokio Review. printing no.
ticas S6pt Schools :. :. :. 725
5673 J.. c.. Morrison. printing no.
tees Supt Schools :. ;. :. 80 %
airy ballots :. :. 2ss 45
61Ss l. 7! Zahl. livery st. cases 10 90
I. publis$ Ing . :. :. :. IA sOr
5000 Morris Tribune, printing and
1854 Morris Sun. printing notices & 70
65o5 Morris Sun. official publ
cation 2&2 20
6556 Morris Tribune. printing no.
tlceS 49,. :. Is ~
1A5o On
Morris tribune., 1915-01-29
FEES COUNTY BOARD

No. of TO whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
$500 J. H Devenney. days
Board Of Audit =. .. =. :. 800
1851 L. P. Norby. days Board ~
of Audit e. =. =. :. .. GU
1928 J. H. Devenney. 7 days -
Board of Audit FL %
1929 L. p. Norby, Z days Board =,
of Audit =. Il W
6541 J. H. Devenney. days -
Board Of Audit :. -; Il 20
654S L. p, Norby. 1 day Board
Of Audit =. .. =. =. 500
6549 F. q. Ware, 1 day Board
of Audit =. W
Is 20
Morris tribune., 1915-01-29
JUSTICE COURT EXPENSE.
No. OF To whom For what
arr0nt Issued Purpose Amount

Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
5so7 F. A. zahl. Elk. sheriff. st. ., a.
1929 Earl Fenton. constable fees 50
$3.50 R; B. Macarthur. marshal 90 a.
5sel James Murphy. marshal fees ! 9
s$sS Z BMah rns5 Justice esti ices Zee: g
1884 A. L. Stenger, Justice. fees. " ~
53s6 r. Hills. marshal fees ;. :. s25
5SS7 E; H. Hubert. witness fees 2 30
1884 Thos. J. Mangau. atty. fees
State VS. Clifford :. :. =. :. 10 90
ss,4 D ties r sssts Ssrsha, fee:
5695 Ed. Carney, juror fees mu-
1896 Arthur ]. CARNEY. witness
zoo, fees state VS. Eastman IL
state VS. Eastman -. :. =. / II
1922 zai1l and Mamie, livery for :.
$3.50 F. A. zahl. livery state cas-
$3.50 Geo. w. Beise, fines and "
costs municipal court :. :. 11S 15
5942 J. w, Diederich. juror NUM-
5e4s G. Kohier. juror municipal .
1914 Frank Griffith, juror munich
5s45 D. pa 4. 'S Wheaton. juror mum. "
s17s Stacey Smith witness fee, "
state VS. Neitzel :. :. -. ;. 2 20
- state VS. Neitzel :. :. 80. %
$3.50 C. R Nd Burt. witness fee St. -
61S1 VIM. Pollock, witness fee.
600 state VS. Neftzel 20
ass J. T; Lawler. juror fee. mu. "
nicipal court :. :. :. . 1 OO
61a Chas. Miller. juror fee. mu-
sls5 R. ". N SS4fs juror fee. "
municipal court :. :. :. 100
6lS6 Fred Geiseke., juror fee. mu-
nicipal court >. :. :. :. :. 90
61S7 E. B. Riniker, juror fee. mu-
ntcipa1 court :. :. :. =. 90
61SS A. A. Davidson juror fee mu-
nicipal court ;. :. ;. :. :. %
61Ss Peter Solmonson, mileage st.
VS. Frank Perrott =. :. :. :. 2 so
619O Oscar Peterson. fee justice
of peace, Frank PARROT 2 OC
61G E. H. Townsend, mileage and
commitment. Frank Parrot Al
6195 Frank A. zah1. services st.
s1s6 Frank A. zahl, expense ST. ~
s547 John Klippen. witness fee, = =
st. VS. Swedberg =. :. 49,. 4 "a
654S John EklInd. witness fee, ST.
VS. SWedberg -. :. 4 "a
654s David T. King: witness fee.
$3.50 Ray aa'G Burt. 'S Wi3ness fee, ST. q
VS. Williams and Besel !. 40
6551 Ray Burt, witness fee. St.
VS. Jacobson 500. 2 %
6552 j. c. Phiser. witness fee. st.
655S Geo. w. Beise, fees munich
pal court -. = :. 2ss IS
sss IS
Morris tribune., 1915-01-29
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSE

MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSE.
No. Of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
52s5 w: J.. Loughead, travel de- ~
$500 E. vsln sols sR re tpaTei deliv $50
ering twp records :. :. >. $50
52s7 w. IT, Peterson, travel deliv-
62sS J. !. Horn. travel delivering
1893 N: p. Mecklenburg.. attend
H. ing State Board Charities. QlS
$500 J. II: Devenney,. attending
sso, 1e State M Beard Charities: p 50
-. State Board Charities. 2s8
53A Carl Buckentin, typewriter
sos Carl Buckentin, premium on
1906 Ray S. Roberts expenses 40 ~
Supt Schools ;. =. so Is
$40 F: r. Putnam, premium ON
sa,A INSURANCE insurance policy ). -. 27 go
telephone service . . 5735
SSl5 Tewksbury AID Burpee, one
case paper toweling $50
S Ssls G. Geo " TeWss S6prfEorf mill work To
5SlS c. Danielson, supplies. 81
5Sl9 ]. r. Kruger supplies. SIS
5 5s2 s. J: Stebbins. supplies !. :. i52s
e ssSa 4 4 =, VAL ALI, supplies S7O
20. dents to model school 70 90
1924 Stevens co. Telephone Co.
-.-- long distance call . -. IS
oSSS Frank A. zahl. removing
-. ashes from basement . Tee
1858 Ray s. Roberts, expense,
Supt Schools ). ). -. 427e
6v5b l.. p. Norby, copying deiin-
Auent real estate descrip-
l1On $50. ..s.. Is ~
Continued onIfollowirg "a )
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Morris tribune., 1915-01-29
PRIMARY ELECTION EXPENSE.

No Of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
1923 Otto Olson. 1 day Co. can
vassing board -. j. 49,. 40
1924 Joseph Sauter day Co can
1925 F. 3. Ware Peahp day CO. can: "
-. : wasting board 800
5S26 L. p. Norby, day Co. can
roa7 vagsing board - 800
-. canvasstng board :. $40
6946 Guttorm Hoff, procuring pri-
e., /, mary election ballots 40
primary election ballots L 20
G. w. Andert. procuring pri-
mary election ballots =. 8 90
q. =. S0lseth, procuring pri-
mary election ballots q 50
$3.50 Maurice Calvin. procuring 81,
primary election ballots :. Il 20
Morris tribune., 1915-01-29
DISTRICT COURT EXPENSE.
GRAND JURORS MARCH TERM.

(Continued
w SH Of To ts wSsn F gur pss Amour,
$3.50 A, c. Welfare, days grand
Juror, Oct. term. 10 miles 80
So n s4sSs ,S Se5riS g.; ti5 day; !;
juror, Oct. term. 80 miles -
ss7a John n'1 GROVE. ? days = grand :"
juror, Oct. term. miles
s97a travel Tow dsvs 90. ~ ~
'-'' juror tS term a L miles
s274 Anton ne- Eitte;ssvc;iid. g days ~
Grand Juror Oct. term. 10 o.
sg75 Carl I HalSsrs, : days graa si :"
s27s LEWIS eVase' Goulet, 2 days grand y"
juror, Oct. term. "a miles
s27 Christian Nicholson, ? day: "
g gra1nd t Juror Te5 Oct term Is ? 30
627s Maurice Calvin, 2 days grand
juror. Oct. term. 2 miles =,
s279 Robert Hi;auttt. 2 days grand y
juror, Oct. term. 20 miles
$3.50 John 't conroy, Z days grand ;"
juror. Oct. term, A miles
s2sl Herman Paul, z days grand
travel =. :. y. :. :. :. $50
$3.50 VIM. Bach, days grand
travel 49,. 80. :. -. -. :7So
62S3 f. A. Mullen. 2 days grand
juror, Oct. term. miles
1884 Frank E. Eddy. days grand
travel :. go
Morris tribune., 1915-01-29
SALARIES OF COUNTY OFFICERS

To whom For what
issued purpose Amount
F. E. Ware. County Auditor $1,000 10
Carl Buckentih, County Treas
urer .. =. DOO w
Paul A. Frick. Deputy County
A. L. Stenger. Judge of Probate 1000 90
Probate u. y. =. y. :. 100 90
L. p Norby. Clerk Dist Court $50 90
Geo. W. Beise. County Attorney II IS
VIM, H, Cherry, County attorney 9S2 81
r. o. Knight. Janitor 100 00
VIM. Tandy, Janitor =. :. So 20
H. E. Clark. Janitor .. :. E. $50 90
F, A. Zahl, Janitor :. :, :. =. 300 90
F. A. Zahl. Sheriff :. =. =. =. 800 90
F. A. Zahl, Tailor E. -. 48O 90
F. A. Zahl. Board of Prisoners 1853 80
f. D. Hawk, County Agrl. Agent.
Salary and Expense :. :. :. =. zoos 50
Ray S.. Roberts, County Supt. Of
SCHOOLS 1852 Is
1924 30
Morris tribune., 1915-01-29
PRIMARY ELECTION EXPENSE.

(Continued)
No. # To whom For what
mary election ballots :. $50
6. H. Farwell, procuring pri-
r. mar a ELECTION, ELECTION ballots go
primary election ballots . $50
]. T. Horn. procuring pri-
g mfETJ P sleetiOn nrd ballots 80
6 c. G. ". Benn DAl PROCURING >"
primary election ballots :. SEQ
A 9. Je';ness, procuring pri-
sy &. Huntley 'An Procuring ;"
w primary Sev election bSoo, ballots $50
nary election ballots :. :. $50
's~o W. Eddy. procuring pri-
mary election ballots 200
). u. Whittemore, procuring
primary election ballots 800
Henry Willie. Jr., procuring
primary, election ballots :. $50
mary election Ballots pm %
primary election ballots :. $50
+. nary election ballots 90
prnmary election ballots :. Ia
c; J: BJorlin. returning pri. O
mary election ballots 2m
M: c. O'Nei!l, returning pri-
1910 c: +. Park. returning er14iS pri.. $50
mary election ballots 49
Ernest Flugel, returning pri.
t.. mary mary election ballots go
Frank Hanrehan, returnino ~
primary election ballots eao
Louis Goulet, returning pri
mary election ballots :. 200
'onn Hunter, returning pri-
,o-r mary election ballots -. 3M
'''' - =. Phlfer, returning pri-
w. J. Foley, returnins mi. 0W
mary election ballots go
Il: Il. Hanse, returning prj
o mary election ballots On
oeu lreWe, returning pri-
AG mary election ballots -. 3NO
maurice Calvin, returning
,oeo primary, election ballots On
'''0 L; ~; r; McCanney, returning
Chas. F. GaffneV p retvrn;r.a; $50
. primary election ballots .o
+. A. Mullen, returning pri: 4w
A. H. Andert, returning nri. ~
mary election ballots ON
"A. j.. Judd, returning pri-
DI mary election ballots " IN
Ha Aoehntop, returning pri-
g mary election ballots o6
~ or,. Anaer, returning pri-
r. {. Summer, returnine mi ~
O mary election ballots Az
Chas: Golden, returning pri.
mary election ballots -. an
1ss IS
Morris tribune., 1915-01-29
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR
TRIAL BALANCE COUNTY AUDITOR

From General Ledger of County Au-.
ditor OF Stevens County, MINI. Show
ness on the 1st day Of .nuary, 1914.
lTebit Credit
Morris tribune., 1915-01-29
TRIAL BALANCE COUNTY AUDITOR

From General Ledger of County Au-
dtor of Stevens County, MINI: Show
ing the condition at the close of bust
ness on the S1st day Of Dec. 1914.
Morris tribune., 1915-01-29
DIST. COURT. WITNESS FEES

DIST. COURT. WITNESS FEES.
No. of To whom For wrat
Warrant Issued Purpos" Amount
b5S6 John Eklund. Witness fees. -
State VS.. Dahl :: SW
65S7 VIM. Eklund. witness fees,
State VS. Dahl :. >. :: w
55eS Harry Eklund. witness fees,
State VS. Dahl :. :: =. w
$3.50 Frank Ekluud. witness fees, 80
State VS. Dahl =. :. -. -. y w
$50 Herman Eklund. witness fees, ~
State VS. Dahl :. :. =. 10
657S S. J. Ryan. witness fees,
State VS. Dahl :. :. n
$3.50 Frank CARNEY, witness fees,
State VS. Eastman :: "a
$3.50 Arthur CARNEY. witness tees,
|: State VS. Eastman =. 2M
5616 Raymond 8 Hessler, witness
fees, State VS. Eastman. ga
$3.50 Harry Townsend. witness 90
5751 Irwin Lohr. witness fees. .
State VS. Lager :. ~
5752 John Lohr. witness fees,S ~
State VS. Lager ~
$3.50 H. c. Hubert, witness fees,
State VS. Lager -. 9S4
6493 Joe Gregor. witness fees. "a
70 70
Morris tribune., 1915-01-29
No. OF To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amour

Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
6O54 J. H. Devenney. 5 days
niles :. is 20
of Equalization. "a miles II 10
605S VIM. Gausman. days Board
of Equalization. 16 miles Is 60
6060 John McNally, days Board
of Equalization. % miles II 30
6062 N Mecklenburg, days Board
Of Equalization. Is miles II SO
"a 60
Morris tribune., 1915-01-29
EXPENSE CORONER.

LATLNoE COhONEh.
No. Of To whom For what
warrant Issued Purpose Amount
sos Chas. E. Game, viewing re-
mains, Paul Estenson - 50
Morris tribune., 1915-01-29
No. of To whom For what
WARRANT Issued Purpose Anon,

GENERAL ELECTION EXPENSE
Morris tribune., 1915-01-29

STEVENS COUNTY, MINNESOTA.
Commissioners of Stevens County,
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-25
HENDERSON,
 MAKES ANNUAL
 SCHOOL REPORT
CcOntInued rom page Q

gether with suggestions which pre- sent for your consideration. in case you deem them of sufficient mo' ment
 Iu order tnar 5ne general work might be more efficiently carried on as an aid ,o effective supervision. T Quartered the elementary grades m the main building and. reserved ene upper floor of the city hail for the use Of the high school ] oyerhauiea che high school library which was SO situated as to be rather inaccessi- ble. and transferred such part as was usable to the high school department where 1t was arranged in room pro vlded with suitable wall cases ana reading tables. During the year two hundred volumes have been added to this collection. and at present tne library is adequate to meet the or ainarv needs of the high school
 After several months Of labor as opportunity permitted. during which lime consulted the courses outlined in Washington. Idaho, and California college entrance requirements. and my own experience I prepared course Of study outlining the work rom the first grade to the last there by standardizing and unifyine the work. This outline has been in the borss of the teachers for several months. With the consent Of your honorable body. propose to arrange the courses in booklet form for tne convenience .og the teachers and for distribution among schools that re- quest information as to the courses offered in the Juneau schools.
 The work as outlined in the high school provides for three courses--a classical. a scientific and Q conner eiai. The first two are arranged to meet the entrance requirements or standard colleges and universities. A number Of times during the year. the question as 10 the standing of the Juneau High School In coast uniyeF- sites has arisen. The courses pre- pared adequately meet the require ments made. We are now provision ally accredited at the University of Washington pending on inspection. An examination Of the school should be made next year by inspectors from the University and the high school should be placed on sound footing
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-25
YOUNG LADIES READY
 FOR slTKA EXCURSION

The members of the Camp Fire cir cle, leave tonight for ther outing at sitka, accompanied by Miss Edith Kemptho-ne. Miss Frances Gulick, Mrs W. E. Nowell and Miss Elsie Cowley
 The campfire hirls who win make the trip are as follows: Miss Nadia Kashevaron, Miss Georgia Gilpatrick, Miss Dorothy Haley Miss Frances Novel;. Mise Lily Korhonen, Miss Mary Kasheyaron, Miss Myrtle Jor- genson. Miss Margaret Dudley Miss Mable Bathe. Miss Madge Case, Miss Erma Mathews, Miss Rose McLaugh' lin. Miss Carrie Cragg. Miss Ruth Um- stead, Miss Ann Mclaughlin, Miss Sue Mclaughlin, Miss Helmi Aalto
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-25
MISS PARTON DECLINES.


 Superintendent l.. D. Henderson this morning received a telegram from Miss ida Parton of Seattle who had been elected to take the seventh grade position for next year. to the effect that she could not accept the position. When the school board elected Miss Parton, a second choice was made, so that no time might be lost in filling the position in case Miss Parton could not accept. Accordingly Mr. Tender son this morning wired Miss Marie Thorne. of Gilbert Minnesota, offering her the seventh grade position.
 Miss Thorne is graduate of the Stevens Point Normal School in Wis consin and has had several years ex- perlence teaching in the seventh grade in Gilbert, Minnesota.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-25
DOLPHIN ARRIVES.

The Dolphin arrived from the South at 1:45 this afternoon. Among the pas sengers for Juneau were J. R. AtlSin. son. G. H. Gamson, c. A. Schonacker, Mrs. R. Grible, Mrs. ,. Linsay John Gadro, D. B. Myers, ]. G. Darling, A. C. Youmans, r. Hodges, D. Pennes, J. l.. Carlson, H. r. Maxwell Mrs. w. Mellich.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-25
kolchikan

KETCHIKAN. May 25.-Registered, SS7; wet S96. dry 192; 40 votes were sworn In. The vets lack 4S votes of clear majority some of which will be gained from among those sworn in. There were 297 moi voting from among whom to secure the number needed by the vets. Two voted blank. It is believed that the town win be wet in the end.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-25
Wrannen.

INTANGIBLE May 25.-Total regis traton, PTS; total wet votes in ballot box, 12S; dry in ballot box 7S; thrown out. 9; omitted in registration, 47; filed before election, 31i challenged, 8: did not vote S9. The votes filed be- fore election and those sworn in add ed to the wet votes cast gives the vets a safe majority.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-25
RANK cAARrER ElLEp.

The Hartman National Bank of Seward yesterday filed it's charter in the office of Secretary Charles D. Da- vidson. 1t is signed by John Skelton Williams, comptroller of the currency.
 The bank has been doing business for the past two months, having com piled with both National and Territor- ial banking regulations.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-25

tinued until Saturday the preliminary hearing in the case against S. Tanaka, Japanese foreman of the Dundas Bay cannery, who is accused of having re- tailed nrewater among the Asiatics employed at Dundas.