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The Coconino sun., 1915-02-19
Local Brevities

Born-a girl to Mir. and Mrs. Lee Bennett, Feb. 6.
 Dr. E. s. Miller returned from Phoenix Saturday morning.
 Les Hart, the cattleman, was up from Phoenix this week.
 Deputy Sheriff M. C. Smith of Williams, was in Flagstaff We'd nesday evening.
 Foop SALE. Given by ladies of St. Margaret's Guild, Friday af- ternoon, at w. H. Switzer's.
 Subscribe for The Sun-get 1t regularly if you are interested in Northern Arizona.
 Judge X. N. Sleeves and Editor F. M. Gold, of Williams, were in Flagstaff yesterday.
 Martin Bnggeln, the Williams cattleman, who recently returned from Los Angeles, was in Flag staff Wednesday.
 J. R. Treat who has been at tending the meeting of the Masonic grand lodge in Phoenix, returned last Friday evening.
 Have you tried a cup of coffee at the Confection Den? Fresh cream IS served with every cup. Everything clean and sanitary.
 Nathan w. Tarr of Los Angeles formerly a resident of Kingman, was the guest of his sister, Mrs. l.. B. Shafer the past week.
 Tom Smith left Wednesday for Waco, Texas, where he was sub. poehed as witness in a federal case.
 Mir. and Mrs. ]. E. Buckbee left this morning for Canyon Dia- bio, and from there will go to Tolchaco.
 The Woman's Club gave very enjoyable dance at the Majestic theatre on Monday evening, which was we'll attended.
 There will be Francis Willard social in the parlors of the M. E.. church, from 4 to 6 D. m., this evening. All are invited to attend.
 Agent o. H. John was in Phoe- nix a few days last week attend ing meeting of the Santa Fe agents in the state.
 A great many people have been looking forward to the 2oth of this month, 1t is the day for fresh whipped cream puffs at the Con- lection Den.
 Hereafter No. !, the west bound limited will not carry local passen- gers owing to the accommodations offered by No. / which goes west at Sos p. m.
 John Kerr, chief of grazing of the Forest Service, came in from the east Wednesday to remain here few days on grazing mat. ters.
 FooD SALE.--Given by ladies ot St. Margaret's Guild, Friday af. ternoon, at w. H. Switzer's.
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MrS. Dan MCDOnalQ mas been seriously ill, but is improving nice- ly at last reports.
 D. Dunn, the assessor man, is now around inquiring into the financial standing of the people.
 FooD SALE.--Given by ladies of St. Margaret's Guild, Friday af- ternoon, at w. H. Switzer's.
 Mrs, David Lewis and daughter Mrs. Chas. Arters left Monday evening for Phoenix to remain a few weeks.
 The Needles Nugget says Ari- zona officers have been in Needles looking up case of reported boot logging of booze.
 Rube Neil, the cowman, was in from his range in the Canyon Diablo country the first of the week.
 Charles Prochnow's family was augmented and enriched Monday morning by the arrival of a hand. some baby girl.
 o. B. Raudebaugh is having the interior of his news stand re- modelled and improved to better accom- modate the trade.
 Mrs. $. $. Acker and Mrs. Sim ington attended the meeting of the Grand Chapter of Eastern Star at Prescott last week.
 There does not seem to be any question but that the big city res. ervoir will be filled to its full fifty million gallon capacity next spring.
 NorVille Cherry and Granville Fain were in Flagstaff Saturday from the Verde country. Cherry remarked that he had noticed con. siderable water and grass that had not vet been consumed by stock or the Roosevelt dam.
 Mir. T. J. Coalter and wife and Miss Alice left Sunday morning for Phoenix, where Mir. Coalter has fine little ranch recently pur. chased by him. Assessor J. D, Dunn has leased the Coalter resi- dence on Railroad avenue.
 The Confection Den has this week received fresh shipment oi candies, to introduce this line we will sell it to morrow Saturday and Sunday for 4oc pound. Reg. ular price soc.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. F. Griffin and Mrs. J. D. Jackson were called to Texas last week by the serious illness of Mrs. Griffin and Mrs. Jackson's mother, who is suffering with an attack of dropsy and no, expected to live.
 The bread sale at the Confection Den are increasing every day, | there is a reason for it, the bread is good, clean and wholesome. You can have it delivered to you through your grocer. Order a loaf to day.
 Wm. Rudd and Miss kathrine Rudd returned Sunday from Glen. dale, where they had been to at. tend the funeral of their father, Dr. w. M. Rudd, a pioneer resi-. dent of Apache county, and a man we'll known throughout the state.
 Among the marriage licenses issued at Phoenix Wednesday we note the following: Lee Roy Bales of Maricopa county to Elk. abeth Arters of Coconino county, Mrs. Arters. Bales is the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. David Lewis and while announcement of the happy event has not been made public il would appear that congratulations are in order.
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For Sale-7-room house, 5-room bungalow, 4 lots good corner, close in, S265o tor all. Comfort able 5 room house, 4 lots, conven- tent to Normal, want offer. 2 small houses 3 lots, west end, $500. Several relinquishments to ,homesteads and desert claims. See R. J. KIDD. It.
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For Sale-Two direct current electric motors. One two horse and one half horse power, good shape, will sell reasonable. Ap- ply Sun office. If.
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A net income of. $2,ooo a year on an investment of $o,ooo. Terms: $2,ooo down, and balance on easy terms at 5 per cent in- terest. Write B 56, this office, for details.
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For Sale-Five room cottage, four lots, screen porch, electric liggts, etc. Will sell cheap and give good terms. Apply to w. A. Campbell.
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To Whom it May Concern-I hereby notify the public to pay no bills to William Stanley contrac- ted in the Wilson Blacksmith Shop. w. M. Wilson. Feb. 27.
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For Rent-Two four room brick cottages. Good location. Apply to Mrs. Gus Sauer. If
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FOR SALE:--Two deeded stock ranches, permanent water on each. Good range district, Coconino Forest Reserve. See E. s. Cos. ney or C. B. Wilson, Flagstaff. If
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For Sale-1ooo sacks eating and seed potatoes. M. F. Terrell, Cliffs, Ariz. If.
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Exchanged-Ladies Rubbers by mistake at Woman's Club recep. ton last Saturday night. Phone Tom Rees or leave at Sun office.
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[ For Rent-Furnished house keeping rooms. Apply Mrs. B. England.
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Leave orders at phone 75 for all transfer of baggage or express D. s. Lewis. Dec. II-tt.
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Singer Sewing Machines for sale or rent. $. Barron, Mer- chant Tailor. Ian. I5.tf.
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FOR SALE-Geo. Coffin residence 6 room, modern improvements. Apply to l. M. Wilson, phone I6oJ. If.
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For Sale Cheap-Iron bed with springs, as good as new-Ye Towne Shop. Old Switzer Stand.
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FOR RENT - Pleasant upstairs room with heat and bath. In. quire at Sun office.
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For Rent-4-room unfurnished house near Normal. Enquire Mrs. Martha F. Jones. At.
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Wanted-To buy one or more carloads of pony mares. Box 6i7, Gallup. N. M. f5-3t
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For Rent-3.room-6 furnished houses. Mrs. Gavin. If.
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Furniture Repairing-J. w. (Dad) Power. If.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FOR RENT-4-roon unfurnished house. Wm. Beeson. If.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-17

the taxpayers to help out. Still the
congestion goes on. If 100 circuit,
municipal and superior court judges
were added to our local courts no
better results would be forthcoming.
The judicial machinery moves at a
snail-hke speed. TIE judges owe ODE
dience to no man or set of men, With
them the motto is: "The people be
damnedw When judicial candidates
will be obliged to undergo
"civil service" examination before
eligible to seek office a better class
of lawyers will wear the ermine. Then
the bench will not be dominated, con-
troIled or dictated to by the two big
trusts" the G. B. A. and the press.
When this happens justice and
equity in Cook county will no longer
be sham and a byWord of reprOach-
Blackstone. ..-.. .....
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ANSWER TO 7. S. S.-You

ANSWER TO T. S. S.-You have
asked a question, which I'm afraid
would take up too much space if 1
should go into details, but at any rate
1 will endeavOr not to be pTOlix.
my opinion is, a man has a right
to know all, and the girl likewise, but
It do not approve Of the peeping sys-
tenn. If thought worth while Of a
girl I could not belittle her in that
manner. and 1 should sure lose self
respect of the girl and myself. There
is no better way to know a girl than
by her ways and actions, her former
company and her present company.
If you think of each other very
much what you cannot find out that
way, if you have the right to ask, ask
her. l will assure you she will tell
you the truth. In love affairs I think
women are more truthful than men.
1 have found it so in several cases.
But do not be a sleeper. while in their
company. They are always cunning
and on the alert. You must use a
psychological mind. If you love a
woman it is not best to know too
much Bury the past, If you are any
Judge at all you will have no trouble
in finding your equal. But here is
the great trouble. man wants more
than he can give (moraity). ] have
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-17

CuQe OF some OF the new JUDGES elect
ed June that they are a portion of
that section of the legal fraternity,
majority Of which holds membership
in the Chicago Bar assn, which has
commercialized, degraded and de-
based a once exalted profession. It
makes no difference on what day or
season Of the year a judicial election
is held, the same results follow.
Corporation lawyers, and those
who take their orders from the trust
magnates, the managers of the
trust press" and who as judges will
be subservient to the orders of the
inner circle of the &C. B. A." are in
variably elected. The majority of the
voters are too ignorant to be trusted
with ballot, so they have to take
the advice Of these two shams, he
&C. B. A" and the trust press" by
voting the ticket nominated by one
fake" and recommended by the
other.
And so for an additional $4,000 a
year the newly-elected judges are
holding out, refusing to subscribe to
the oath of Office, allowing the claims
of the widows and orphans, the
manned and the helpless, seeking ju-
dietary relief, to wait till they get
good and ready to start the legal
machinery in motion. What stronger
argument do you want in favor of
judicial recall than the selfish, sor-
did motives of these high. (?) class
lawyers, whose superb legal (?) abil-
ity and exalted judicial CD. tempera-
ment is the halo" that decks their
brow and charms the "damnphOoP'
voters taking their gospel from the
trust press" into electing them.
Judges are ClamOring for higher
salaries. How many of them earned
in private practice one-half the sal
airy they now receive for guessing
away the lives, liberties and proper
ty of the unfortunate litigants who
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-29

$4,000 Del 4 Fl CIV So " i,lo2t 1871 1oeis lofis
10000 Inter N Mar n 81. TN tn tn IN
$4,000 Kennecott Cop u. l5o i3 1871 is
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RAILROAD mi

AT'HiSoN, TOPEKA 4 SANTA ~
Inc Atchison, Topeka and Santa r.. 70.
ports for July. re-
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'Ex dividend .
wher. . &c" follows
q quo Al II ind.
Gates q bad or me
tog 10 shares.
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THE CURB MARKET.

Trading was moderately active on the
curb yesterday with important advances
in the war stocks. The copper and oil
stocks were stendy. tae coppe-s allowing
strength. Electric Boat shares claimed
the most attention and were the feature
of the market. The old toe went to
the new high record Of $50. opening at
$50. The new stock advanced to So.
which was ~ above the previous clos
ing and a new high. The stock was
very active, with 10000 shares done.
In the oil group Prairie OIL and Gas
was active. selling from 400 to AS. IL
points above the previous closing.
Among the copper shares Kennecott
advanced to a new high record, selling
at 51ss.
Bonds were quiet but firm. Kennecott
Copper 6s being the feature with $4,000
lone at 1853, up 4 points from Friday.
Transactions in detail on the market
yesterday were as follows:
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THE F F MARKET.
Futures C1ose 2 TO 8 Points Lower
Sales 5000 BaGs.

The coffee futures market was dull
yesterday. with prices at the close 9
to . points below Fridays finals on
transactions OF 5000 bags. There was
some week end selling, and in the alb
sence OF demand prices yielded under
light offerings. The cables reported a
decline in exchange at Brazil. but other
wise were featureless. Offers in cost
and freights were repeated, and in the
local spot markets prices were un-
changed.
Conee futures prices showed only
small net change during the past week.
The near positions were a few points
on. while the more distant deliveries
were comparatively firm and showed
small advances. The chief feature OF
the weeks operations was heavy switch
ing from September to later positions.
About the middle OF the week the mar
ket showed a squirt OF strength on the
announcement that the Brazilian fnan-
clal plan had been approved, but price,
reacted later.
Brazilian markets We're featureless on
Friday. Rio 1s and Santos Is wer. nm.
changed at $4,000 and $3.50 respectively
Rio and santos receipts totalled 60. 900
bags. Sac Paulo had $4,000 and Jun
diahy $4,000, The rate Of Rio exchan0.
on London was lowered 10 l2 5-ls.
Prices were
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

A A Housman & Co. have Just Issued
a circular on the New York Central Rail-
road. II discusses the changed status OF
this system brought about by the recent
consolidation. and Its effect on the value
or tho company's securities.
The members OF the New York Coffee
Exchange voted yesterday to close the ex-
change on the Saturday preceding Labor
Day.
The Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railroad
has purchased from the American Locomo-
tive Company and will operate under lease
agreement providing for serial payments
forty-two locomotives. OF which seven will
be superheated Pacific type passenger and
thirty-hve superhested Mikado type freight
engines. The consideration Is Sse5,475, of
which. 1t is stated. $50. 900 Vas paid in
cash and the remainder is to be in yearly
rentals. No equipment trust will be is
sued therefor.
The American Public Utilities Company
reports that for the year ended June 30,
1915. the earnings of It's subsidiary COM
panies amounted to $685. ss. with net
earnings from operations of 81. 3l3.s $40. The
gross Income OF the company amounted 10
1889, go, with a net OF Sl.3ol.6 5s. The
balance after the payment of interest
charges and dividends upon the preferred
stock OF the company was Sll4,7l0. The
surplus Of the company on June 80. 1915,
Is given as $500. $50.
The National City Bank Is getting out q
business directory OF the South American
cities in which II has located branches.
such as Sac Paulo. Rio de Janeiro and
Buenos Ayres. The directory will contain
the names OF the principal business nrms.
banks, &c, In those pa rts of South Amer
lea where the City Bank IL especially in
Americans intending TO do business in
south America.
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CARSE NEW PRESIDENT
OF ELECTRIC BOAT
Nice-President Of Hanover M.
tiOnal Bank Selected for
Another Post.

Henry r Carse. vice-presldent Of
the Hanover National Bank, has been
selected as the president OF the Electric
Boat Company, the stock OF which has
had the sensational rise from % a, the
beginning OF the year to $50 Yesterday
Mr.. Carse has not yet been formally
elected. but will be at the next meeting
OF the directors, He will resign from
the bank so as to lake his new post on
October 1.
Charles NJ. Schwab has been asked 10
become a director OF the Electric Boat
Company, and It Is believed that h. VII
accept a place on the board. Bethlehem
Steel and Electric Boat have a close
working arrangement.
The stock OF the company advanced
yesterday from 5l5. the previous losing
TO $50. The stock OF the ncN company
jumped from SIS. the previous closing
to Sc, the high record
Mr.. Carse has been for twerty-e gh'
years with the Hanover National Bank
He has been closely associated With
the Electric Boat Company for a nun'
Der OF years. Throughout It's strug
giles and difficulties he has steady
been a believer in ii II was said v's
terday that he would resign from ne
bank to take up the active work -
directing the submarine boat compa"v
because he believes that the COMPANY
has a steady and assured future and
Is by no means a temporary creature ~
tho war. He Is a director OF the Han
over Bank. the Equitable Trust Com
pany. the Greenwich Bank and ~
Old Dominion Trust Company Of Ech-
mond. Va.
Reports were circulated YESTERDAY
that active steps were in progress FOR
the financing OF the Chinese purchase
OF 100 submarines. II was said that Is
per cent. was TO he paid in cash and
the balance IN Chinese Government
notes. Bankers associated with ne
company secuted the idea that a s'r.
dictate had been formed or was h,.Tr
formed by interests connected with N.
company TO finance China along tHes'
lines. II was admitted, however. nat
conferences OF bankers had been held
on the matter.
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.r, ipM a ae s., to- gay, %tsoo hares Same day 1914, exchange closed
Where a c follows a quotation it indicates a bid or oner for 10 ,hare.
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THE G MARKET,

The raw sugar market was co'npS"S
lively quiet during the past week. r
spot prices at the close placed a.
cents, duty paid. for CubaS and
cents for Porto Rioos. Sales during '
week were light and consisted OF sis,
tered takiDgs Of small lots. Al one tine
the spo price for Cubas declined 70
t.64 cents. hut subsequently purchases
OF sugar in port were reported az 40
cents. Al the close the market showed
a steady tone, with sellers asking .!
cents for Cubas. Refners, however, id
not appear willing 10 make commit
merits over the week end,
The refined sugar market was stirred
In the early part OF the week by an
active price cutting war among ~
fners. The Federal Sugar RsnrtA
Company. which wac quoting 49, osuo
reduced It's selling basis to ASe. S%s
Arbuckle Refinery cut It's PRIV from
$40 cents to $50 and all Others r.
duced their quotations 10 $50 cents
Some new business Was reported a. '"@
cents. The demand for withdra"'s
against old contracts was active hh'
new business fell of toward tho CIV"
OF the week.
The sugar futures market az the 'N'
fec Exchange was extremely da. +"
saturday. Prices were unchanged
4 points of GA sales Of 400 s44A
prtc&a WpF0
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FINANCIAL NEWS
AND COMMENT
Sustained Interest Of Public in
Stocks Offsets Effects
Of Profit Taking.
BUYING STILL GOES ON

The outstanding feature OF the stock
market was again its absorptive ca
Nc.ty, clearly suggesting that the new
buying movement showed no signs OF
relaxation. Profit taking. week end
evening up transactions by the traders
and renewed pressure. from the shorts
were offset by a sustained public inter-
est. Prices in general held firmly within
a narrow range. while in SOM quar-
tiers substantial ground was gained.
Trading was fairly heavy for a Satur-
. day half holiday.
The traders. who have been impressed
by the rapldity and extent OF the re-
covery, as well as by evidence OF liqui-
dalton of a concentrated kind. again
sold stocks rather freely. Their
view OF the immediate future Of prices
was also strengthened by the somewhat
different aspect OF the political situation.
Much was made OF .he limitations that
Germany was inclined to impose condl-
lions as to the price of its abandonment
OF the objectionable submarine policy.
But whatever are Germany's hopes in
this regard 1t is obvious that the crisis
Is definitely passed. Her desire to avoid
a break with the United States has
been all too plainly indicated. Relief
from the tension caused by this pos
sibility ls being reflected nov in the
stock market.
The great reserve strength behind the
market was again displayed In Steel
common steel was under steady pres
sure. as II has been ever since the re-
covery took the price into the 1911
level, but the demand was equal to the
occasion. The total range for the day
was n OF l per cent. While Steel still
appeared to be In process of consolidat-
Ing Its previous rise, speculative initia-
tive made more impression on other
quarters of the list. The market was i'm
deed broader than at any time since the
break. A good inquiry vas shown for
the copper shares. stimulated by reports
OF heavy sales Of the metal above Is
cents. Oil stocks. fractions. the soft coal
roads and the chemical shares were
marked up briskly.
The weekly reports OF the trade jour-
mails continue satisfactory. Optimism
grows n the powerful factors toward
Improvement are making themselves felt
In practically all lines of business. No
boom exists in general business. but
with the start hat has been made and
with crop prospects 10 brilliant the indi-
cations are plainly that before the end OF
the year practically all industries will be
working at full blast. Several railroad
statements for July offered additional
evidence that the tendency in this quar-
ter is upward.
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NEW CITY NOTES.

Int,
Security, Rate. Pay. Due, Bid. Oner. Yield.
Y CITY - Ms Sept. i.le iolk loI il-iss.2S
TX City 20 Ms sept. M iosA iW s.ss
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HTNVN, TOFEk Ant NC
ports for July: ="
, lsl6 Changes.
nross oper rev. $40, casa Inc. ssiaoss
'per' expenses b,5N7,O7i Inc. SlleSt
:, Ne' oper. rev, BSSj,26 Inc. s60ls1.
Taxes ...,,.. @sI7-4 H. 80.
tncolleCtible rail- '''S
way revenues tlac Inc ,..
'per income ''.' 33is,S3s Inc. t7T,SSs
NEW YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN.
The New York, Ontario and Western re-.
ports for July; w.
1915 Changes
r.'Ss earnings 49, ss6l,57. Dec. $50. as
Up exp ana taNes i;9.So5 Dec. il,3sO
Net earnings. s3s2,es7 Inc ,eo .oi
surplus ''''''''' SJS,60i Inc. alPST
WESTERN MARYLAND RAILWAY.
The Western Maryland Railway Comnopv
reports for July
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-04-09
THAT'S WAAr They ALL SAY

Ed. Kelley returned Tuesday
from Elvarado and other points
in Texas where he has been visiting
for several weeks. ed. expresses
himself as being glad to get back to
the E unshine state. He says he is
more pleased with Carrizozo and
the condition II IL in financially
than before he left and would not
attempt to look for a place that is
in better condition at this period Of
hard times than Lincoln County,
New Mexico.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1915-04-09
COMMISSIONERS MEET

The board OF county commits.
sioners has been in session here all
week but will likely complete its
work today. There was an unusual
amount OF business to be attended
to, it being the regular quarterly
meeting of the board. Much time
was devoted to the adjusting Of
Of the county officials salary and
checking over the old accounts, etc.
Some improvement work was
passed upon for the county property
ct this place.