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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04

LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE coN-
PANY. 8. IS and 81 West 6ith st-ro Gerald
Elsie Gardner. Nellie J. Reid, Mrs. Aztec Y. TD-
lor, J.. ID. Clark. Leroy W. Johlson and Gertrude
Q.Hsra J2hn,on. Ms, n l. Collins; A. t5I Yet
Stokes aud George Hiram Mana snd CITY Msrshsi
Walton S,It mcDsnei. Mr.. Rose ~ Rsss. In, Ia
ellie Ware. ". ,. Lanigln. Ns Fanny W kIensT'
Aios Pef9a ' III .r S'i'eH t ~. Aa' sna
Stuart I. Ben on. Marie T,ssca. Mabel o. Nc
csE!ay A " MeAis W. 4 g g,.e.5 Nr = 8
IS Keller. Hemp T.kaihina F. DIN Mrs Louise
Bav0io Robert MsrbIse 9ui sis1, ks.' ws
Queen Meiutosh. Iir, Loui. Ottmsn. Nrs. G. Nor
RS. Dr. H. G. Ard eish. Nine, Aniis Hsinees ~
coo2e E - G x Jcns si'i " Kiiisn.
' f Eu Sni IN. ~ 81 81 ESnshi Aa9. 6isdl.yi
W fie5 ga, soS q AaS la s' s. cafE a w
% .sss ..i.,e q Lyds A His9es and Alfred Pig.
walter bf" oi Ps'' c5 Sss f Pa D. Hiss For,ac,
W., ,rs.se. A j. Ia Pierre, Charles X Week,, hn
Therni syd1sy Lss; w, M. y 4 n y ciMlS No.
F Fasda Anasae5 Ju.i. sh;ssd M,. III, ,a NE.
ne ne r Resgalar Miss Isabella Gsorsi. Nm EnTs
Kenbl. J. r. Mule-, Nc, E9eins2. - n,s., r.
H. ~, Rnr1.ti s. Nnis: You and each o. you sfs
s.rssy T6;ifi maj Tho tine for the payment * our
s, ~ II .ftsr De rooe thereof nss been given yoy
- ,,ni estss such property 10 Hit. household eoods
ana rerchaldlse. stored - y0u or IN Jo4r nane "a
lie warehouse OF tie company. 20 be 500 a. Duon
auction according 70 fhe statute ~ such Csc. mAas
"a troy'dci AZ tie auction ICONS u W. III.
tTsrAT a son. southeast corner lsth e. ard
I-rige-sify Place NeN York CITY. commanding rOos-
dsv Desenher ian 1915 az 90 a. m. and con-
,nifrz oil even Tuesday AID Wednesday thereafter.
a. tbs sane place and lOIr Until al lie goods hAys
bser sod LIBERTY STORAGE AND WARE
HOUSE COMPANY. a.. IS ard a. West ssh a.
TUE LONG ACRE EXPRESS STORAGE WARE
house 40 West SIN Street. New YORK city. 70
Mr. Na'chett J. r Thompson. Mr. Crouf. Charles
Dury p Bloom Annie Mebane. ". Nadsen, Er-
nesf w0,man. Mrs J. Vaughan. Mrs.. NJ. Aaher.
O. Houuuz Mrs.. z. Carer Our Own Dewey.
Mr. 81 Seymour. Mrs l.. Kane T. Carroll. A s.
Lyon, J. HJxiey. MH. J BIrkharit DOherty a
Co. Anna BeYg May Cullen. J. Faulkner. Nrs
Henry l. kracfLer, Mrs. M-csbs. Dayton Pump
Co.. Mr. 81 Strol H0.z1asser Co.. Mrs. l.. H1sht.
Mrs J KerrigGn. Mr. GaYgan. Mr. G. Ingram.
T cullen. Mn. Hoffman. Mrs.. J. Hilton p. No
Mahcn. !. 1rakams EIgrcss. Ar Whltei0a, J.
Shutz Mra- II. Lyons Mrs. =. Keamey. Mrs.
King. Nla A. Moore. Miss Miller Ar. Aorens.
p A. MCNAMARA. Mr. O'Brien. Mr.. c. Connolly,
Mr. l. Woodruff. IT, 81 Wilson. you are herewith
notified that tie time upon The property herein
after described having expired such property. %
VT. household goods. personal effects and mer-
chandlse. stored BY you IN their warehouse. 70
be sold 81 public auction According 10 tho statute
On such made and provided. al their ware
house 40 West 4ith street. On Monday, Deem
h.r 18Th. al 10 80 a N. b. John J. Norris Aao-
ilonecf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of Various
Corporatlons.

Following the declaration Of a 3 per
cent dividend on the first preferred
stock Of the United Gas and Electric
Corporation, George Bullock, president
of the company. issued statement as
70 the future dividend policy Of the
CORPORATION: 81 have every reason 20
believe that with continuation Of the
present prosperity Of the company the
payment Of the current dividends from
now on will be resumed on our first pre-
ferred stock. ne the operating results
of all the subsidiaries for the last six
months have been very gratifying, and
substantial increases In both gross and
net are being shown by practically all
NJ thu conpanies"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04

Copper exports from the principal
Atlantic ports for the week ended De-
sember 2 totalled 1883 tons. For the
first two days in December 2,O25 tons
we're exported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04

ne MARKET Tor hos products was m'terat.y -.
", lud finer during me day Oh pup y " - ~.
st-ength IN grain and on an advance lA We -
:" Ies hJrs Late ln the session. however lheIe
... g.-9-al reaction under proat taking ana a.
- -. IN fhs dav values were az about ne ~" q
~ WIN lie exception o, December prrH. v" M ~
M. HIGHER o4 -.tc1lg Recrpis u nos ~ ga.
.ee'ses CIV -ocotved $500 AID OmshA s-gygs.
PORK steady; moss. Sls sls.50 y2ni y. $500 80
,,s soa.l7. family. slsasls5o pAcks, SIC 59S
60 ala India Nos 20. IS oL Phi is5 b.
nVN0 ~ s-sc. pys. i0i4c CUT Mats
p.sgis5 bs.i',s easy: 10 To- re; IL %. u sc ~ y
h. ili4c: picked hams steady. l4.e 4 A. = sc
mn I'm 49,. 49, Ndis West z 60c cry lard easy
6ier reaaci lard barely steady. Continent l CoyS
so.tb America lO.65c. Brad. 90, 100 ,Js,
iE9i0s.c. as lard stearue. loa.c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
M.rt,, STEADY, no western. n.o, fosH e1
CHICAGO PRICES.

Tie -four marbs, inactive. as prices were
generally above a w1rlug basis OWING 20 no
s.n4g h lu wheat Buyers have MOI been tsposoi
10 follow the 1lgalce. and the market a. Whole.
yfold a-e guHfnl Oh -..s Sew iHrs Produce II
chanEs. spdnz patents {5.g09is. sp1lg clears.
s,Ia's6ts 81 spFf5 6s. extra 40 I winters. ti7oS
s4 ~. er,rn So Z wl1t0rs. Si508$iJ kalssI
sra. zhts s. 50 "a $50; fancy spring patns, ~,
tf.r lois sG sll 81 So BUCkWHEAr FLOJ X
dul'. 2T5RS- % pr 100 %. RYE FLOUR steady
Vi, 70 y5sf s. -t6s1 so. choice % fancy. S5.55S
n 20 COENAIEAL nm: kln d1ei. 35I08 ~ ;.
nae MAJ am. fae white AID yellow, 81 70
r1ete NE2 FEED-Cly steady. bran bulk
sz2 81: l0o-lb sacks. y.2 aeay m,,ddllns 40
fz0-.s esrts So. MeS.cT quiet bran, lyy- 10
s-rss g.385: standard mdd.ings do. t-5.s5i houf
mldd.ings DO. $-6 30. ri dog Hour 4iO-iO '@SN''
49, al. 0iuesI 500 n $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04

The Standard OIL Company Of New
York has elected W. r. King a vice
President, succeeding the late w. Z.
Bsnis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
Northern Texas Electric.

Earnings Of the Northern Texas Elee-
trio Company are beginning to compare
more favorably with those in the year
preceding. and also show Improvement
as compared with recent months Gross
revenues for October amounted 20
s181,5l5. a decrease of only S2,5l2, and
net earnings over operating expenses
were S85,874, a loss of $4,772. The sur
plus balance after interest charges, etc,
was S5S,159, against S64,08O in the same
moth Of last wear ] be twelve months
statement up TO October 81, however
shows q reduction Of Si02,655 in gross
income, which totalled Sl,73O,71O, while
the loss in net earnings, amounting 70
eeQo go tuaa rednced 10 500 .b8S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Srw York. December ,. 1918.
BEEVES.


p..t,t. asgs head. 80 csrs on sale. y car u
- g,ssr. extremely dull weak 20 shads
fc,se,. RUN. and cons s0w and barely steady.
NJ. IN cold Common 70 fairy primo steers
"a A. 81 2saSsi0 per 100 lbs stockers al $40.
soi 9 :. "a q5ssg 25 extra bulls. t6.55g{I: COWS
nj ,a75Ggs 1 COW a. g. - Dressed yet "hs
d1Ii' a. lOI @i4hc for ciy dressed naive sides
CALVES.
p.,.ipts ca head ~ on sale Yeals were Urn
o., Choice. ofhcrs steady Uasaers slow ana ~.
80, yrlth several lots ~ Canada stock that arrived
80 1o.od Common 20 choice Tc2ls SOD az A'f
81 ~ t~f 100 lbs rev bead Al sZ 20. cuhs ai
seGfI. Srssscrs At is25g}5 IS yealiinEs A. $50
g7s brs~ss1 calves steady al lt@lso for city
d,-.s.d Vcal.. a fvs Al isoe: country dfSsed.
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
p.,.,,.s sO6s bead re- cars on sale. fhevT'
- o,ehsnged. lambs fui steady. The pens
- resrlv cIsarcd Common 20 prime sheep 80. u
:, "a g00fs so Der 100 ihs, cula - 1fdinay ~
r,,,,,, l.nhs Al ts.50af0.5O; culli. al u. Dressed
b,a''-fec sigS Al sale. dressed ltinbs steady az
Js5ige. feu h1g dressed a. l9hc ,ouhiy
6,e,'sd botiouss l4mbs 1rm Al N3o9Nl per
carcass. .cro
peseiots SO had atagt hah eaf m sale.
y,elinz urchangod llfay state ho7i are qnaied a.
~ ~ lG0 ibr. pr, sold ~ islt ~ folfls, ~
fo,infry dr-ssed hogs loser. a. IhglVHG bcf ID
toaslLns Iiga. lZ8iso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
Standard Gas and Electric.

Directors Of the Standard Gas and
Electric Company have resumed divi-
dends on the company's preferred stock
on a cash basis, after declaring divi-
dends payable in scrip since September,
1918. A dividend Of / per cent has been
declared, payable December is to stock
holders OF record November 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
REAL ESTATE
LONG ISLAND.

FOR LOW COST. HIGH-GRADE BUN
GALOws. VISIT BRIGHTwATERsi
BOOKLET on REQUEST II B. ACk-
ERsON co. w. 34TH ST. NEW YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
cHrLst

Receipts TO-DAY. 1881 toIss. inciuflns eoo boIe'
in transit fof crIort sia.n. ~ ~ hrlh. na.s;
fl.r. a. lie. AVERAGE fanny. leH9leAc. clfrent
make. flats fncaais laiac. aFcrase iah.y, ls.c.
rhrdfar.. sr-.ials lIe. faius. specials. ltt@Ilc.
All styles. unlerrades. Raise W.. M. hels
fa1ey lf.a1.r. twins faucy. 10. ~ llc. rne9-
dAFa fAlcy. Ise. YOaas AfzssicAA. FANG. hsAsss;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
Nes York. December 3. 1918
RuTTER.

y.... ,,-d.v 4f-f packages Creamery. es-
80 ies seoreI 3th aarc. h.gher scor.rs 80 = Y
a. fs-ts 30 bel. seconds. -js-lisc. thlri.. 80
2silc. creamery. held efIss. t'- $3.50. q.
one zs9 a8es sfste dalry. finest. 81 = .-c sooi y
rrnr 270 zoe. common 20 iaf " 90. 80,
III IL 4. Imitation Creamery. irgts ~ 90 ilales.
rtirrrn, rnafs nfss e2c. seconds, -ys q -tcs 4.e'
t1i-asl-. rirfsni maize. ane. coke. No = soe'
foa..r lrrnts. lNaIf1isr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
oATs.

Ike corn, The early market 'or oss vas rather
FIRM hut after advancing H8hc over the previous
ulght weakened under Increased county orerilEs
and closed ! 9 &c net over. A fAr export inquiry
developed with sales estimated Al 100000 bushels.
Hedge selling was 81 evidence. although the Gcllal
movement a. interior poilts was lule smaller than
lest week and about 900 less than last Year,
Cash osts here gerc fra Closilg a. follows. No s
white 46af1c. 30 white. ijsEhoi ordinary 70
fancy clipped. 49,. q zoe. elevator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
cor Try PROPERTY.

REST FINANCIAL PLAN FOR PURCHASE OF
country homes explained IN Love O-IAfe MagA'
rine Country Home League. No. 40 IVES; sd 81,
Dept IN. Y {. 'Phons $3.50 Mad 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
New Building Plans.

yERmIIYEA Az, s. 100 Ishim 81. foe
sty tenmt 5s1iis: Yandalis Realty Corp. rs
BEsy owner. G & Blum sos 5th Az s rrhio
tects. s''V""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-04
COM

Quito general buying By commission houses In o,n
nee lon with the ears strength o. wheat caused
forenoon advance Of &C IN the corn msrket
tut sharp rcac ious followed il the Afternoon AM
flL pr - showed ldl+sc net loas. Part q th,
late selling was due 10 ven favorable weather con
dli0ls over the belt end % larger country Ofer
ilEs. u was said that 10 per cent o. he corn ar
riYng az Chicago 81 tie last ter DAYS graded No
or better As mat grade averages sc tie sample
tables % wa col,ended that tie nlin0i5 farmer
vas getting c.ose % 8Oc for th corr. I'D on All
f1-Les advance might bec0us more liberal seller
TIE Liverpool market strong o. ight Argentine
shipments and higher Argeutins frrizlts. IN n.
PROMPT
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-03-26

ANNv &--Tr~ND'P7 l.s,.. .s...I.
Gently expended $500 g 4 tribute
to the.locsl option iaw
\ thirty days il aail forthe thels
ofous lone chicken was chat ta1e
.had ii lss0rs tor : Moberly negro
4 Williamsburg man who re.
Gently csptursd large eagle VIII
give the bird 70 the 81. LOUIS
.x)o.
n. III. g. Turnmire Of Putnam
county 10 embracing bic 9ppor'
tunitities and running for super-
.intendent ;ei schools.
According to-. T. Mitchell,
state sank commissioner, there
were 100 new banks organized 10
Missouri during the year 1914.
!
Fer Ash Grove, the common.
wealth claims tie distinction q
being the only town In the state
IN that hes not 4 single empty once
room.
A Tansy county man claims :. 70
landed a four and one-hsal.
foot spoonbil catfish. A's al
right, even II it had been several
feet longer.
The Brookfsld Argus ihas
noted that every worthless man
'aupears 10 have the faculty O
indu,ing one. Or more women g
be foolish about him.
As.sr marketing 100 capon'
! .xor : SHE. Mrs.. Champ Simpson Q
Kissinger remsrked that en-
thought sIis Nd asas psstty vel
with her chickens.
May 9 has been designated .
4.Missouri Day" at the San Dieg'
.exipeaition. The entertainment
d " y. III
for Missourians or this date WI
be most interesting.
By the terms Of . recent act .
congress Chilicoths becomes W
owner Of two condemned bronz
cannon. The two pieces when re
.ceived will bs placed in the eoul
Ihouse yard.
For two years confined te n
bed by q stroke Of paralysis
j. Ridgway Of Carthage busis =
himself by inventine . bod sprin
on which he recently has ose
granted . patent.
After waiting four months :
! Moberly man TO bsing back
borrowed tool, q blacksmith the
according to the jameson GeI
ffslsphoned: "You've only had
fosf months and I wish you
bring il back right away. =
cot : chance to lend u Tor
year.
Five Warrsnsburg ladies "
should have done their trading
home. went to Kansas City q
Blew their money Tor 4 lot Of 9
1duds. That night while they "
ii 4 theatre > thief entered ~
boarding house and took
the iins thiugs they had p
chased.
A columbia smoker was
vexsd whsn BE- found 2 d
snake. in his package q "sso'
th.t IL, anf,aaIed To
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1915-03-26

'ROU ND ABOUT THE STATE
cIAanedfroYn Exchanges ade blythe Shears.
~. Pencil and the Paste Pot--Some Orig-
,,al. some Credited, and Some Stolen.
MT Neariy All Interesting Reading.

f&$$$$SS$vSSSS ~xvyvvvvvvv
Ii is said that the Burlington
contemplates the erection 81 2
nav s25, 900 passenger station IN
Tarkio as soon as weather con-
gditions will permit.
A physicians' war is % IN
Texas county. One Houston doe
tor cut the price for professiouas
visits and his competitors are
44going him one better
When d Newton county woman
found a dynamite cap she tried
to open 1t with . hairpin. The
cap exploded, manning three
fingers go seriously that later
they were amputated.
| III. A. Killion, of Portageville
has contracted with J. W. Mo-
Crate Of the same place to de-
lliever to him next October 22o.-
| 600 pounds OF sunflower seed, fJr
which he is ito receive S2.26 per
hundred.
Noting that a Chicago man died
there recently at the age Of lOS'
1.-The Chilicnthe Tribune's COM
msut is that there is no telling
how old he might have lived 70
os had he stayed away from Chi
cago.
Sixty ,yesrs on the Mississippi
river was the record Of Capt
Aaron B. Hall, who died in st
Louis recently. Captain Hall wal
, IS9 years old and had been al
I Odd Fellow for more than sixty
D ehe years.
J 4. T. Paeksssssf Mayvisws hs'
been q notary public since tn
. administration OF Governor Mar
0 maduke, who was elected in 1884
/ Mr.. Pucket has dust receivs'
4 from Governor Major a new com
mission which expires in 1919.
,fI AIN anonymous letter the
> brought fourth no unfavoraol
. com ments was one received .
!. the president Of Tarkio Collegs
Il | The letter contained two 10 bill
and asked that the money be use
!. for the good Of The college.
7. Liberty business men are con
ID lsidering the project Of pipin
u natural gas from the recentl
"a discovered wells near Parkv'll
The wells have been ''connects
up'' with Parkville, where late
ais are being laid on the prlncip
i. stresta.
n. Al bottle message thrown in
i'll Long Branch, near Atlanta, Ja'
d uary 81. was found one day la
We week BY q farmer living y
q miles from the home Of the YOU
woman whose name was insic
In abont five weeks tbebostle h
. travelled only two miles.
nd A remsskable incident 10 I
ew history Of Cass county mutt
ire insurance company was that =
cir meeting Of its directors this we
oil only one claim was presented
ir- adjustment. The single claim y
for seventy five cents. being
!, damage done to . residence
"a lightning.
- rt. "A am Enterprise
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-22

bought railroad for $4,000, 900 at re-
Ownership sale conducted by Judge
Chester H. Crum, special commits
siOner.
jackson, Misunderstanding proper
ty dispute at his home, John Carsons
shot. and killed mOther-in-law, Mrs.
U. F. Palmer, and her companion, Ed
ward Madden. Gave himself up.
Winnipeg, Man. - Prohibition can
ried in Alberta province by more THAI
10000 majority.
Seattle, Wish.-John M. SIaton,
ex-governor of Georgia, sailed for
Alaska yesterday.
Acknowledgment from Constan-
tinople says EnveT Pasha is suffering
from cholera.
Tarrytown, N. Y.-John D. Rookie
Teller has ordered all tenants on his
estate to purchase watch dogs for his
protection. viii reimburse them.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-22
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

New HoTk.-AmeriCdn Five q ] en-
Cent Stores corporation today asked
its creditors for an extension. LA
biIities $218,OOO, assets $4,000. DR..
Nicholas Murray Butler, president of
Columbia university, one of directors.
Paterson, N. J.-FredericI< Mooney,
who ran blocks with Felix GOuld's
pet lion chewing playfuIly on his legs,
has brought suit against Gould for
$500 damages.
New York.-PoIice raided Hebrew
Synagogue" and arrested Sc patrons
found studying race charts instead of
prayer books.
CIeVeIand.-14-yr.-oId boy climbed
into Lawrence NeUchr's barber chair.
q want the latest college clip" said
the boy. After the boy had departed
Neuchr discovered his watch had, too.
French Lick, Ind.-One of warning
nations must be studying politics of
Thomas Taggart's hotel For several
nights a mysterious aeroplane with
a powerful searchlight has frightened
residents.
New York. - Body of Herbert
Stone, son of Melville E. Stone, gen
eraI manager of Associated Press and
victim of Lusitania disaster, recOv-
cred near mouth of river Shannon,
at Bauy BunniOn, Ireland
Buffalo, N. Y.-RepubIic Metalware
Co. of this city turned down war or
der for munitions valued at S80OOO,-
900 because it did not care to go into
manufacture of munitions for foreign
countries during present strife"
Washington.-Att'y Gen. Gregory
predicted Atlanta and Fit. LeaVen-
worth federal prisoners will soon be
making uniforms, shoes and other
army supplies, as in Japan. Did not
think they would be trusted to manu-
facture munitions.
Albany, N. Y.-New York women
won first fight in case of MadaIina
Ferola, obtaining from Gov. Whit
IL
Morris tribune., 1915-01-29
FUEL. LIGHT AND REPAIRS.

w sG Ga TO 1s wnen f Pur pss Amount
52ss Otter Tail Power Co.. lights =
for Dec. 1913 :. :: -. "a IS
5311 O.. 8. Hagerman, repairing,
and set of CRATES for fur
5s12 J. ". Bailey, repairing court
-o,o house barn Is 90
pairs and fixtures and time "a 81
1922 e. J. Jones, lumber used in
1928 Lam ppf Lbr. Co. fuel for %
sA2 Otter Tail iHe Power Co., lights ~ = ~ -
5445 otter SE ? Tail 1 Power Co. lights Is 81
5s2a otter tie Tail tail Power Co, lights . :"
for March 1914 :. ;. :. =. u 80
$3.50 Lampert Lbr. Co., fuel 74460
SECS os shsri9 aali Power Co.: lamp: IS IS
lawn mower =. =. :. -. :. so
574s Otter Tail Power Co., lights
$3.50 otter ter A Aail Power Co., lights u Il
5ss5 otter tSa 4 Tall Power Co., lights - :
ssss otter fer 5 Fsii Power co. ,.mo: y s s
60s7 otter Tai Power Co., lights
slss otter t. 5 Ssll Power Co, lights - y
6256 Otter Tail Power Co., lights
for September :. =. . -. 144
F627 Otter Tail Power Co., lamps
and fuses ;. ;. >. -. go
$3.50 Otter Tail Power Co., lights
for Oct. 49,. :. :. % 90
5ss5 Lampert Lbr: Co.. fuel for
sheriff -. -. ;. .... :. S195
GOA e. J. Jones. lumber for re-
pairing court house -. SIS
6205 Lampert Lbr.. Co.. fuel for
court house :. IA rs
6453 Otter Tail, Power Co, lights
for Nov. :. ). :. q SO
$3.50 Lampert Lumber Co, 64160 ID
Poca. coal, per contract. 1872 IS
$3.50 w. G. Light supplies and
window glass ;. :. :. :. 43 30
65ea Kerl and Watzke sharpening
- and repairing lawn mower 915
6565 Otter Tail Power Co., lamps
and fuses ;. -: 49,. ), 80
1854 Otter Tail Power Co, lights
for Dec. 1914 -. :. Is rs
1871 Is
Morris tribune., 1915-01-29
POSTAGE. FREIGHT AND EXPRESS.

POSTAGE. FREIGHT AND EXPRESS.
Warrant issued Purpose Amour,
1903 Geo. w. Beise. postage CO.
sssl JOS. J. Gaffney. postage. y
1894 County Hd: audi auditor. freight and > "
5a4 Christ Eui. freight and ex <. : :"
sas County auditor. 8; z cent -
$40 County ps treasurer. 800 AGENT y =
54ls Jo asam :. aaffffnsys, stamped - q
envelopes, Reg leeds II 0S
5427 A: I. stenger, post age !. %
542S Jos. j. Gaffney, postage
stamps, Reg. Deeds ;. p. 5 90
54SO County auditor. freight and -
s4s7 l. T. Norey, clerk court. . ~ ~
54ss James nesSss Griffin. freight on IN :
cots for Jail and drayae9 30
$50 County s ire 81 Cal B Buck
lopes, 100 &c stamps J. ;. II 81
561 County auditor, E. e. Ware
-,, 100 lie stamps 2q0 &c stamps 70
5Ge4 County Auditor, +. e, Ware
freight and express :. 10
1884 Jos. ]: Gaffney, postage Reg -
57sl County Auditor. freight >: ). IS
5754 Jos. J: Gaffney, postage Reg ; -
57s2 Jos i; CARNEY. : postage iseg = 80 ~
5zss Christ s1l, freight :: IA
576S County Treasurer Carl Buck
57s ce enuds, R aostaee j. E. Ware, 10 %
57ss J. J. Gaffney. postage Reg. -
6s74 County Auditor. freight and =,
1
$500 A. L. stenger. postage Judge
500 Christ Eul. freight :. :. ;. -. 50
s sSsa County rreasurer, postage 5 90
6066 L. p. Norby, postage, clerk
COST County Auditor, freight and .
'0ss Jos s i Bss sasffnssy, postage Reg : 90
sOes Register Of Deeds. postage. "
500 &c stamps, exI -ess ;. :. ii OS
$40 County Auditor, postage ;. 90
6ll4 County Auditor, freight and
61s1 Christ Eul, frefg hit :. 80. s.
elSS County Treasur r. 800 stamp 90
ed envelopes D.. =. :. :. =. 10 81
6l5O County Auditor, freight and
express =. :. >. - ). :. 81
616l Jos J. Gaffney. postage Reg
1854 L. OF pegs Ser6v noatae c;ar: 3 90
ss2s F. 3. Ware. County Auditor, "
freight and express ~ :: A 90
1884 "A. L. sbenger. postage judge
S4s1 Jos. ]; Gaffney, postage Reg
e4a5 f: F. Ware, County Auditor, "
ss7s CARE f'f Buck ana ezp Stamps; Co.
Treasurer 10 GO
ss5s County Auditor, freight and -
express ;. :. >. :. $50. 47S
oon 90