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Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-02

| An Easter Sale of
NOTIONS ;
That VIII Bring a Crowd FRI:
Coats Spool Cotton. 2oO-yd..
per doz. ............. .4oc
8 cards Hump Hooks and Eyes
for ....... "
soc Ladies' Hand Bags at Csc
2 pkgs. Gold Eye Needles. DC
35c Shopping Bags at. -. 10c
Cotton Tapes, all sizes, ball, lie
p. f. G. Embroidery and Gro
Chef Cotton, per ball. :. .1Oc
Rick Rack Braids, per bolt. &c
Easter Sale Of
HANDK' CHIEFS
A beautiful line Of fine EN-
broidery and Lace Trimmed
Handkerchiefs, worth zoe and
csc, choice for 800. .15c
Pretty Millinery Ribbons
A specially nice line for selec-
ton, greatly underpriced.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-09-24
Benton.

John Ferguson left last week on
trip TO Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Stalsy made
. trip 70 st. Joseph, last Friday.
Paul and Donald Emerson are
picking apples 1t the Anselment place,
north OF town.
Mr.. Wilds, Of Neville, Ohio, visit.
ed, not long ago, his neice, Mrs.
Emory Wicker. -...
Gale Emerson, wife and babies
visited 1t the Robert Plummers' home
In Kimsey neighborhood last week.
Mrs. Robert Emerson and daugh-
ter, Roberta, were at home for Sun
day. They have rooms with Fannie
and Bootie Price a. Oregon for the
school year. 1892.
Mrs. John Nichols and daughters,
Mamie, Edna and Dale and win Muir.
ray and family attended . reunion OF
the relatives, at the VIM. Andes
home, at Mound City. VERITAs.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-09-24

nj, n, the relatives hare VIZ decided 10
~ =, ~. Inn r.,,.I Inv snyvsSv Ar
midniv,,t the night before iie died
SnI ii,,. cona,tion Mas loo ext.nsiys
and " liz s.oweIs IN sncS n state Of de-.
s.",,nn liz, 4, ~as moi, uossible 10
.,on o1, t ,n. h,s.a,ny Er,ssv a, sun.
S Ssvp n. h,.van IN SLOW drni.i,on and
.o, ,.o,ss mil, m,dniybt Kainh was
siroys,ser rational ms long as ne lived.
i faxed frankly with lin TOWARD the
and. We we're giving him hypoder.
n"'rls,s :, Amen, and / told INN he
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-09-24

b eQuipped In fsst4sl0s shape. A
shipment Of nav !b0eks WAS also re-.
ceived last week for use In the schools
and the Board IL making an extra sf.
fort to give the pupils OF this district
the very best Of everything 10 school
work. ~ 5.''' "
The new pastor, Bro, =. r. Cooley,
Of Craig, held services AZ the Tsrkio
Chapel church, last sunday morning
and evening for the first time. Bro.
Cooley comes from Triplett, Mo, and
takes the place OF Bro. o. r. Locksrt,
who has been transferred to GuIlford,
Mo-. Bro. Cooley's next appointm ent
at this church Is October 10 and II.
Quarterly conference Of the NJ. &.
church, South. will be held at Bethel
church next Saturday and Sunday and
services will be held by Elder G. Il.
Duncan, OF st. Joseph, on Sunday
morning, and there should be . large
crowd out to hear him. The business
session will be held 1T Craig on Mon
day morning. Ninety.six scholars NJ.
tended the Tarkio Chapel Sunday
school last Sunday morning and the
Sunday school work Is going right
along In hrst.class shape.
j. r. Krusor & Co. last week sold
to G. II. Waldrath, OF Omaha, an
eight horse oil.pull tractor and the
tractor WAS delivered to j. II. hen.
nett, who lives on Mr.. waldrath's
farm, northwest Of town . short dis.
lance. The weather man permitting,
Mr.. Bennett expects to put In about
one hundred and thirty acres OF wheat
this fall and some alfalfa. Mr.. Ben.
nett was drowned out this summer,
losing his entire crop, and did not
feel like working his horses blowing
up the ground and taking chances an.
other year, so Mr.. Waldrath bought
the tractor for Mr.. Bennett. This
engine Is an eight-horse pull on the
draw bar and sixteen on the pully
drive, and will pull two fourteen. Inch
plows with ease. This makes three
OF these oil.pull engines In this vicin.
ity.
Just - we predicted last week,
Jesse Kahn says he didn't get sea sick
on that boat trip from Portland, Ore. 4,
10 San Francisco, but he does own up
TO the fact that he walked around on
the dock for abouu twenty miles the
iirst night out to keep from getting
sick. Jesse Is looking mighty fine
and says he sure had the trip OF his
life and he certainly looks II. Mr..
and Mrs. Barash took Jesse and Mrs.
Kahn for quite number Of sutomo.
bile trips In the country In their Hud.
son six. They have tirst.class roads
In that country and . drive OF one
hundred miles In considered Q short
drive And Jesse says the roads are 80
good out In that country that II Is no
fun ~ oil to drive . car, with smooth
roads and very few turns, excepting
In the mountains. or course Jesse Il
used 10 driving on . country road
where there 10 . corner every half
mile.
nt,uR
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-09-24

Whereas, Our Heavenly Father, In
His infinite wisdom and goodness, has
deemed II best TO call to the great be.
yond. our esteemed sovereign, Ralph
Hinkle, and we bow In humble sub.
mission to the will Of Him who doetli
oil things we'll; therefore, be II
Resolved, That In token OF ouI
deep sorrow and fraternal sympathy,
the members OF Bigelow Camp, No
IS, extend to the relatives our heart.
felt coincidence In their hour OF sad
sfiiiction; and be II further
Resolved, That . copy OF these resi-
buttons be furnished the family, Z
copy be spread upon the minutes oil
this Camp and . copy published In
the News-J effersonisn and THE Holt
COUNTY SENTINEL.
A. G. STANLEY,
T. j. BRIpaMON,
G. A. CONAwAY,
... Committee.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-09-24
Forest City.

Mls. p oil. T.,a.x. . A.. .
S MI, Lo'a tanders was the guest
w,,.,,,u. ~. y,.,
A. "ss L"ene We,heI, OF kiTksville,
So,. sPeWt sappath win her little
''e""' WIN" ieare'
Mrs. Anna Elmer and daughter.
Trace spent Sabbatl AZ the home OF
,h'is 'amisoh anu "'ie'
Mrs, Werner and daughter LucIle
Of Kirksyille, Mo, Visited with tL.ir
many friends, here, the mast week
n y.,,
-mev, Wellel ana family are now
We trust that this conference wear
will be a successful one.
D., p. -. "
ia L hn,s, nenmV,, OF hmahohla, MO
~ mo.urmR services AZ lhe CHRISTIAN
s.u,sh WIS mces' gVouIy humDer
VI our people are attending
MIR, and Mrs, Jesse Cain and two
S, nmn , yisiied AZ me >. H. Wilson
nome saooatii, ana attended the For
v vs, .o""s"'P SUNDAY school con-
'eh''oh
"A. J. Landers and wife, and
daughter, Gladys: Fred Landers and
wife, and two daughters spent Sab
bath at the J. p, Lacey home, In
Union district.
Tho ,...,.x..,,,,,,,, ...
,oxss , .e~cer Is smu puR,,s OF sne tnIee
~" s,ss o nso ~ oI, sUnoV Mi M ms,-
s az n MSS navo0Im sma m.ss ipoeis
sow p's s;nE 70 s,ve Sn entertainment
'"s ''"' :" ."' "os' i''"'o'
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-09-24
RUBK.
Obituary.

Ralph Hinkle was born July %,
lsss, and died September II, 1915, ct
Camp Crook, s. ID. The remains o..
rived here At .. m, Wednesday
morning OF last week, In charge Of
Nick, Bland and Ohio Hinkle, Otho
having Joined his brothers the even.
ing before, In Omaha, coming from
Baker, Mont. A large crowd OF rela.
tives and friends OF the family met
the party al the depot and the 70.
mains were taken 10 the home OF
Mrs. NJ. J. Hinkle, where they remained
until Thursday morning At 10 .. m,
when they were taken TO the Chris
tian church and funeral services we're
conducted by Bro. W. II. Walker, OF
Mound City, who took his text from
Job II: II, "lf . man dies shall he
live againY' Regardless OF the bad
weather, the church was not near
large enough TO accommodate the PEG.
pie who had come to pay their last re.
spects to our departed brother ar d
neighbor. The church was beautiful.
ly decorated for the occasion and the
floral offerings we're many and very
nice, some coming from friends OF the
family In Camp Crook, the lodge here,
friends OF the family. The pallbear-
ers were Harry Dodson, Dick LARA
bee, Willie Knowles. Is. l.. Schoon'
over, Harry Morris and Roscoe VIII
son and buria was At Mt. Hope Gene
terry In Mound City, under the aus
pices OF Blgelow Camp, No. s., Ralph
having been . member OF this Camp
since 1908. The entire community
mourn with the relatives In their sad
hour OF bereavement.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-09-24
Card OF Thanka.

We want to say to our dear friends
and neighbors who so kindly assisted
us during our recent bereavement, we
thank you most heartily for the beau.
tiful floral offerings and the many
courtesies shown us, and assure you
We appreciate them.
J. c. HINKLE AND FAMILY,
MRS. M, j. HINKLE.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-09-24

Henry Morgan, OF Forbes, spent
Sunday with his son, Don and family,
In Oregon.
-Messrs. O'Fallon, Bridgsman and
Tibbels have died suits for several
parties owning farms along the rail-.
FOty, against the O., B. 3 Q. railroad,
fscsnt hood, which destroyed their
crops.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-09-24

A considerable delegation OF Holt
county admirers visited the Hereford
sale In St. Joseph, last Friday.
To-day, September "a, Mrs. Mary
Curry reaches her 65th milestone. AZ
ty.eight Of these years have been
spent In our city, 8 dearly beloved
character, and although She has besn
quite feeble recently, tbe Sunshine
still CLOVIS brightly ID her soul. NAY
she b spared TO her loved ones for
many more days.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-09-24
CAMP Crook, S. D.,
SEPTEMBER IL, 1918

Dear Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Hinkle:
The loss OF Ralph has been . great
shock here. There has been extreme
feeling expressed by all
The trouble that, destroyed Ralph
has been coming on'for long time, but
fore the end. Ftls
He had gastric and int stinal ulcsrs
which were likely the result Of dis
TSs Ss.s: nso 4:
's .s.'scca., 2 sc g., INTO the general
Altar advising fully with him and
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-09-24
News from BigelOw

John Coughiin, c. S. Mckee and
Dick Larrabee attended the big In.
yjixn picnic, about six miles south Of
Rulo, Nebr., last Tuesday.
Mrs. T. J. Brldgmon and daugh.
ter, Dorothy, we're visiting with
Grandma aud Mrs. Nate Fike In
Mound City last saturday.
-Chas. Hunt left Sunday afternoon
for Omaha, where his wife, who went
there several days ago to visit with .
sister, Is reported TO be sick.
MIR. r. c. Hatsweil. hay king,
No. =, was here from Red Oak, lows,
several days, the first OF the week
looking after his hay interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Summer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mcdonald and fam.
lily, Of Rulo, Nebr were visiting wish
J. ID. Morris and family, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Walden visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes Graham,
last Sunday. and Mr.. Walden attend.
ed Sunday school here, Sunday morn.
Ing.
Jim Martin, who has been work.
Ing for Dave Romine, for some time,
left Tuesday for blunt, s, ~. where
he will work for Jim Romine, this
fall.
,,,, ,,
OF Oregon, we're visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Overlay last Sunday, and
Mrs. Overlap returned home with
D., rw,u a.. ,,,. -. a..
,,o, pSt . .,a snu VIE az ~ we
came to their home last Friday, Or.
Hogan In attendance, who reports ev.
etybody getting along nicely.
~. ,.,.a,.. 81, .,. ~.
,.EsGNe 1871 70 see uns' ouI o,u
,,eno So9"y " seep'ns UT .nm loI
biz feeds are coming pretty thick,
Goody, and you better be q little care.
full.
,
ISuIte nuulpe, OF our sunny
scnoo, so.keIs viii n..enu ,ne MI ~,
County sunday School convention In
Forest City, next Saturday and Sun.
day.
MRS, Ed GameWell and daught ar
who have been visiting with her
mother, MIS-. MARY Jackson, Tor sew
sial weeks; returned 70 her nome IN
NenAngo' Nep'' the istter parton last
week.
-Lum loun. enu wue te tne
p.vuu HsLen.s y. vsoy Wy WY es,ue
70 their nome one gay lsst week. Az
concefnsu reported toDe get!ins AIong
nlceIys Win theexception OF SfAndps
John osilop
Lightning struck 4 corn crib.
owned by A, +. Smith, west OF town
one evening last week, and besides,
IL pretty badly tore on sey.
etAi oosfds' put luckily did not set
the crio on hfe'
J. 4. Slater IA bach,np this week,
while his wife Is visiting with rela.
tiyes in st, Louis, and Mr., Slater in.
vites his friends down TO sample his
cooklnH, ana we are told that D. f. Is
Roou COOK 100
BRO. Jellison and wife returned
home last Monday evening from
Covsr Mo vhe,e ibev hav. h.an
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-09-24

business again. oe6ms Iko Wueu Tile
weather man gets his hands on those
water faucets he don't know when to
let loose. There WAS washout on the
Nodawsy Valley line between Clear.
mont and Burlington Junction end
another between Skidmore and Quilt.
man and the morning train from Gle.
rinda WAS detoured via the Tsrkio
branch. The wAshouts were repaired
during the day and trains were run
through Saturday evening.
Two new applications for men,
bership were presented to Bigelow
camp, No. IS, last Saturday evening,
and Team Captain, Prof. A. G. Stan.
ley, requests oil members who will
take an active part In the team work
to attend lodge next Saturday
evening SO that team may be select
ed and organized. There IL quite q
lot OF work In sight for . team the
coming winter and with . set OF uni.
forms second to none there 10 no rea.
son why Bigelow Camp should not
have Q hrst-clsss, up-t0.dAte team
Get busy, boys. and get In the game
and give your Team Captain the sup
port he deserves
The school board received one day
last week ninety.five new school seats
for use In the new school building
Tnirty.6ve OF these sests are sdjusts,
BILE and will DO used In the high school
rooms and sixty seats for the first
primary rooms. One teachers desh
and two teachers' chairs were also 10
the shipment. This Geans that the
new school building will, b. entirely
equipped with new eests, the Board
having purchased quite . number o.
! new seats last year and oil rooms will
Williams news., 1915-02-11

Young men and women, ambi- tious to succeed should give this Civil Service work prompt and serious consideration. The posi- ton is certain, the salary good and the pay sure.
 Business men desiring efficient office help, bookkeepers, stenog- raphers, secretaries or operators, at salaries in keeping with the quality of service rendered, should phone or write us just the kind of help they want and we will take particular pains in select ing it, either from students just graduating or from former grad uaues who are desiring advance ment. We have an enrolment of more than two thousand per year, and ten thousand former students from which to select just the kind of help you want. We have an expert in charge of our Employment Department who will take special interest in serving you without charge.
 Those interested in preparing for either Government or Com mercial positions, phone us, at our expense, or write us for par ticulars. Catalogue free.
 TYLER COMMERCIAL COL.
 LEGE, Tyler, Texas,
Williams news., 1915-02-11
MUST HAVE HELP

Uncle Sam says he must have help. He wants stenographers for his office in Washington, and throughout many of the southern states, at entrance salaries of from $84O to $120O per annum. He has some vacancies in his Phillipine office and in Panama, for which he, pays an entrance salary of S12OO to $500 per year. He advances on merit, if you are competent you will soon draw a most attractive salary and only work from g a. m. to 4;3O p. m., with thirty days vacation during the year with pay. Five differ ent examinations were held here in our city during the past year by the Civil Service Department, to secure help for the Govern ment. Special letters were re
 ceived by our school, urging that our graduates take these examl
 nations. We prepare students t(
 pass examinations for several de
 partmeats for Government work Owing to America being tn
 great department store of tn world during the European war
 Uncle Sam will need far mor'
 help this year than ever before
Williams news., 1915-02-11
Official Minutes of the Board ot Supervisors
Coconino County Arizona.

Office Board Supervisors Flagstaff Arlz Feo ISL lSlo
 the Board met today in regular on rrese Ciran Hart Members Woo County Attorney c. b. and Clerk Rees The minutes of meetings held Jan 5h 9th and 7th were ao and approved ,:.d nd ar The following claims against the County audited and a
 and warrants ordered proper funds in payment o
Williams news., 1915-02-11
$120, 100000 was approved.
 depository the Citizens Bank in the of $5O000O0

$120,OOOOO approved
 The depository bond Citizens $5OOOOO0 approved.
 the Custodian the Bright Angel Trail for the first showing collection of tolls the of $21 % and Teasures receipt for the approved
 The the Custodian Bright Angel Trail from Jan 9th to the 18th inclusive showing the collection of tolls to the amount o $132OO Treasures receipt for the approved
 the Custodian of Bright Angel Trail showing the employed 10th to Jan 18th 1915 inclusive, approved
 Fredonia for the month showing the collection of civil fees the amount $2OO and Treasurer receipt for the same, approved
 report the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors showing the of 00 account of the sale of hides and Treas urer's receipt for the approved.
 report the Board of Supervisors showing the the sale hides and Treasures ceipt for the approved
 The bond Jres County Physician for the Williams district approved.
 the month of January 1615 show disbursement of $96 96 balance 90 distributed to the various county und ubs cancelled warrants and books and approved.
 directed make the following changes the lpater o taxes forth evearO of
Williams news., 1915-02-11
Office Board of Supervisors, Feb. 2nd, 1915

adjournment Present. Chairman Har Member Woofolk County Attorney Wilson and Clerk Rees
 the month of 1915, showing the collection of fees and Teaurers receipt with the fee book and approved
 report of the Superior Court for the month of an $126O checked with the fee and boter books and approved.
 The report of the of Bright Angel Trail from Jan 18th the collection of tolls to the amount of s173 co and Treasurers receipt the approved
 The report Custodian of Bright Angel Trai showing the number of men employed 31st nclu sve, approved
 Jon dayits acknowledged authorized to cancel the against Mrs. R. A. Church and Mrs. Opheia l. Byars account of being widows
 The bond of Williams News having been fed was duly approved <,
 Upon duly carried the Board adjourned until g m 3rd 1915.
Williams news., 1915-02-11

The Fred Lynch Official Court Reporter approved.
 The appointment Lynch Court Baif approved
 The report hg collection of $5 40 civil fees Sent 1914 1915 checked and approved
 The report month Jan 1915 showing the show and billiard licenses issued checked and approved.
 Sheriff the month of Jan, 915 showing the expenditure Treasu receipt for $059O checked and approved
 The report Johnson, Supt Co., Hospital showing the col account labor performed by Ed Raymond receipt for the approved
 The report H. Engineer for the month of Jan 19 showing expenditure 1376 65 roads abor and mate rial) checked and approved.
 the Bank in the
Williams news., 1915-02-11

WllslAlAB9S NE W0s ing Co assessors Phoenix, Ariz. 47 e5 Jury list for 1915 10 % Expense of road inspection trip
 to Winslow, Ariz 3 7O R R fare x expense of road in-
 spection trip to Winslow, Ariz 21 10 RR fare to Williams, Ariz,,
 Court work) Z 55 Transcript (Justice court) 2 50
 Expense of attending meeting of
 sup court judges at Phoenix Ariz 29 90 County attorney expense IS 95 Coroner's expense s % Service Jan 1915 1 65 Supplies 12 55
 Service for Dec 1914 69 76
 C C Jan 1915 6S 43 Stove and furng. J. P. office
 Supplies (out door relief) 22 S5 Supplies for Go attorney Al 83 Interp in sup & Jus court and
 expense of attendance same, 13 O5 Auto hire meals, ect, for interp 36 40 Rubber stams 12 55 Supplies S Stationery Il 45 Auto hire, (sheriff) 22 OO Recorders supplies Fl 65
 Caring for indigents. OO| ( Interpreter in justice court 5O| Copy of Federal Statutes for the
 County Library 6 OOI Meals sup court jury OO Supplies Q 5O Supplies and printing 50 < Desk pads 92 ( Supplies 23O 10 s Premium on bond of w H Power % co ( Printing county warrants AZ 50 ( Auto hire, sheriff % ( Labor and material 5 40 '' Refund of taxes, account of error 32 76 's Making cupboard sheriff s office 23 75 " Inst on books for county library B % " Milage &t meals in criminal case 55 (" Hauling trash etc OO |" Out door relief, fuel and freight
 for P office 19 19 I" Fnel, out door relief 2 50 6 Meals for jail prisoners IA Oo /" Current and supplies 129 65 1" Messages oO '' Fuel for court house OO !" Laundry for jail 6 o5 !" Supplies for court reporter 1O OC Semi annual water rent for court
 bouse, and water rent for co. hos
 pital for Dec 1914 and Jan 1915 27S 97 :" Caring for indigents 25 O( G Clock for office g [" 65 copies of report of Tax Con-
 ference 1914 2l Ol {" Supplies for County Physician ] 6s <" Printing, publishing, etc 211 3( '' Cash items paid l4O 2t '' Court orders paid 39 2' :" Jury certificates paid 345 1( C Asgd claims o relief Sheriff's
 expense bounty; expense Supt P
 H and transcript of testimony 781 6' Road Supplies 80 g. Expense Supplies, legal blanks, etc 191 Il '' Asgd claims, bounty g O' (" |" 8 O| j" < (" 60 O :" |" {" 43 O IF O ss ' ' lS " |" !" C AS O t Bounty l4 U 17 0 C 20 D" 63 0 10 0
 $9617 d for s 50 co was allowed for 38 35 ]" 50 co 3S 35 lt o0 ER QQ
Williams news., 1915-02-11

96 Dan J Cronin " 97 l. E Hart
 9S c T Woolfolk " 99 Cbas H Adams 100 Fred Lynch '" lO1 F w Perkins ' 1O2 c B Wilson 1O3 John O Harrington 1O4 Postal Tel Co 1O5 Will Marlarpharmacy' 1O6 Cancelled
 1O7 Mountain $ T T Co 1OS " |" |" s' " 1O9 Duffy Bros 110 Tho Ex1ine Reimers c" Ill Geo Greeley !" 112 J M Montoya 113 L A Rubber StampCo" IA Hunter Drug Go 115 Northern Arizona
 Motor Go. 116 Crane & Go 117 Geo Metsker
 11S Roy Elmer Savage " 119 Edw Thompson Co '' 12O E J Bradley
 121 Crawford & Borum '' 122 F s Breen
 123 Geo D Barnard & Co . 124 RacketStore ' 125 Fidelity & deposit Co '' 126 The Hall lithogrg Co . 127 Chas B Murray 12S Harry E Wiltse 129 Mrs F E Milligaa
 13O P s Solberg
 131 Bancroft, Whitney&Co 132 Robert Burns 134 Spear & Brown 1855 A s Brown 136 Sagw & ManisteeL Co ' 137 American restaurant 13S Flagstaff E L Co 139 Postal Tel Go 40 Wm Beeson
 Al Flagstaff steam Indy 142 Crown R & c Mfg Co
 143 Town of Flagstaff
 IA Mary Gilbert
 145 Wm Lewellyn
 146 Arizona Daily Star
 147 Grand Canon Drug Co
 I4S The Williams News
 149 s s Acker, Treas $
 15O s s Acker |"
 151 s s Acker
 152 s s Acker l"
 153 Babbitt-Polson Co | 154 The McNeil Co k 155 Rabbit Bros 156 The Citizens Bank 157 J M Montoya ] 15S Babbitt- Poison Go } 159 s s Cutler & Go 16O F w Payne ) 161 The. Ariz Cen Bank 162 w R Weens ) 163 H F Hudspeth I64 M J Woodarc ) 165 Bert Babbitt ) 166 Grand Canon SheepCo ) 167 James A Young
 Total
 Claim, F o Twitty file' n {" Geo McDougall v G Wm IT I.ockridoe
Williams news., 1915-02-11
Office Board of Supervisors, Feb. 3rd, 1915

The Board met pursuant adjournment Present Chairman Hart Member Woolok County Attorney Wilson and Clerk Rees There heinz no business Board adjournment was made until the Monday in March.
 Approved. .... I. E. HART, [. Rees onaiiAA0''
La Junta tribune., 1915-10-30
seet Harvest MOvias ss.oo.hly.

d. L. Joehnck. Of Rocky Ford.
chief agriculturist OF the American
Beet Sugar Company. says that ev-
erything In the harvesting Of the
beet crop Il moving very smoothly.
except the supply OF cars. In that
there is real shortage. compelling
the company to open the silo piles
at each dump much ahead Of the
regular time. With "a cars coming
to Las Animas and l5 to Rocky
Ford each day. the need Of . large
number Of cars is apparent. The su-
gar content Of the beets IL gradually
rising under the beneficient influ-
ence Of clear weather. and the normal
average Is expected TO be maintained
throughout the campaign.