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CHANCERY TRANSFERS.
Fifteen Deeds of Bargain md Sale,
AmOunIinp SO

<,b.V
Louise l.. Garlic ct vir to Ida p. Lacy,
23Nl25 feet, 410 Twenty-sevcnth
Street; July 10, 1918; $4,000. .
Tb no Il; LiPsG fnn, ct NIX to Florrie S.
north line OF Maiden Lane. between
Eelvidere and First Streets June "a.
1915; tax, $3.50: $40.
Garter, ii feet 2 inches by n2a feet It,
SOS Randolph Street July i. 1915; tax:
W Jo ssnn j. FREEMAN ct ais. to George
John Street. July :. 1915: tax. 81: $40.
Joseph J. Freeman ct NIX. to George
w. BraEg ct al. l5xl0i feet east lire
gf 81, S Sohn street; - feet south OF
$40 '"N' 81
Realty & Finance Corp. of Virginia.
TO w. p. Hutchcson. lot Ii. block n.
pa n Of Falkland. April Is, 1915; tax,
Jennie W. Lambeth, 80 feet i inches IS
by lo2 feet inches. Coz and sos Cath
crime street. June %. 1915: so.02O
Lucy @. Willis ct vir. TO Annie Lee
Snyder, o2x9o feet 500 North Meadow
Street. May %. 1915; tan, $3.50: $40.
v Ainsey j. Really Corp, to Robert G:
race February 2s. 1918; 5000
Is. H. Melton ct uX. to +. r. Alfricnd.
fronting 20 feet on west line Of Add :
son street, 81 feet IL inches south of
Avondale Land Company to Agar
voolfolk. +5xli0 feet, lot G. block 4.
plan Of Brookdale. June rs, 1915; $500.
Annie Lee Snyder to Lucy G. Willis.
II feet inches by 125 feet. 2.n6 Han
oyer Avenue. May %, 1915; tax, $3.50:
w. II. Sitterding ct al. to William
tIenry Holmes, 2SxlS2 feet east line
OF Twenty eighth Street. 80 feet south
of street. July II. 1915; $3.50
George II. Parater ct ux. TO Leila \,
Wills. lots 2S and 90, block 10. plan
81 $40.
Highland Park Realty Corp, to III.
NJ stuart 5OXlS0 feet east line OF
Cnamberlayne Avenue, $50 fee; south
OF bacon Road July II, 1915; tax, 81 :;
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Each Day This Week las Broken
Records Of Preceding
Day.
SOME GOOD SALES ARE MADE,
Hanover Avenue Dwelling Sold by
Annie Leo Snyder to Lucy G. Will
lis for S7,S0O-FOurteen Brick
Houses to BE Erected in East End.

The spirits OF the local real estate
agents continue to keep pace with the
weather. Each day vies with the day
preceding in the amount and volume
OF transfers recorded in the Richmond
Chancery Court. Instead Of decrcas-
Ing rs the hot summer days come and
go. M Is generally the case, realty
transactions In the States capital arc
decidedly on the increase. and the
week ending tomorrow promises to
be record breaker for this season Of
tn" year. Nor is the realty buying
confined solely. or even i'm large meas
ure. to small property. The trend of
the market is toward substantial hold
ings. The average sale for the last
three days has approached very hearty
to $1,000. and yesterday it overreached
that mark by several hundred dollars
Yesterdays deeds OF trust were com
parauvely few In number. but showed
q decided gain In money values. The
number of release deeds was some
what larger than usual Hcnrico
property continues active Building
operations are more numerous than in
several weeks.
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TO RUN GERMAN DERBY
biH RncinG Event VIII he Held on
sunday az hamburg,

kERLIN (via Londom. July 1.-THE
GERMAN derby, the empires chief racing
event, VIII be run Sunday at Hamburg,
This, race was run last year on the day
OF The assassination OF the Austria
Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his
wife at Saraicvo
Horses that viii face the starter sun
day viii include the hes; OF ,hn a.
man th0fouehhreis. and number or
AHstIian racers. among these latter
iuendersi. owned By Count Leopold Won
Herchto.d. the former Aus tro- Hun
Shrish + oieien Minister Tie Prussia n
koEaI Stables Anschluss Will carry I'm, =
lerot Wiliiam's Colors
George Archibald. an America -
jockey. VIII ride Washer. the sccond
iANOrito in the faCc NV''u
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
dcrs:
Carrie Bochling Co. Inc, for G. a.
Rochiins, lleS North Third Street.
kritzer IL Harmon, for city OF Rich
tccnth and Eighteenth Streets
II y: Carter. for w. T. Smith, 3o2
North Twenty third Street.
Broad Street
kritzcr " Harmon. for Il. T.. Bailey,
rs North Thirty-third street.
w. i. Hendrick, for -, ] East
Main Street
+. S. Dalton & Co, for Fleming &
Christian, Fifteenth and Franklin
Streets
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baseball POOL Operators ucld.

WILk ES-B Ia, July To-
What government agents claim is to
he rrtion- wide crusade against base
ball pools was begun here to-day by
the arrest Of John j. Kilcoync and
Thomas l.. Warman. promoters of the
Weekly World and Pastimc Review,
sporting publications through which
an alleged pool is said to have been
conducted Both men, who. are charged
With conspiracy in the shipment of
baseball pool tickets from one State
10 another by express, waived hear
ing. and were held In $4,000 bail each
for the September grand jury.
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HENRICO TRANSFERS.
-Four Deeds Of Bargain and SuIe
Amounting to $4,000

moses Johnson ct UX. to Charles
Sussons. . acres, between the New.
Road and the property of Z. j. Trey
Yeti June Is. 1914; $50.
J. w. Hughes ct uN. TO j. g. Hughes,
IS 3-i acres on road leading from
Hughess store to Elkn, north of the
property of j. \. Hughes. July 49,,
G. y. Green ct ais. to WASHINGTON
Park Land Corp. l5xl0 feet: also l5x.
30 feet: also l5X40 feet: also l5xl so
feet; also, l5xl6o feet, plan of ONO
hundro. June "a, 1915; tax, so cents;
So.
c. p. f. Burgwyn TO j. w. HUGHES.
90 = acres on road leading from
New Market to Long Bridge, near Ello
station. January 80, 1915; $1,000.
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BUILDING PERMITS.
Eight building Permits, Amounting
~

Eight HuIt,iinE Permits, Amounting
to S:,9,uU0.
Permits for new work were issued
Yesterday by Building Inspector But
Ter as follows:
Addic H. Kerns. to build brick ga
rage IN rear OF l4li Floyd Avenue, to
cost $1,000.
b. H. Melton, to build n brick ga
rage in rear of 1906 Floyd Avenue, to
cost $500.
G. T.. Sprenkle, to build seven brick
dwellings and one brick store with
Nat above, north side OF Burton Street.
between Pink and Twenty-tnird
streets, TO cost $4,000.
r. y Tenant. to build brick ga
rage. 1905 North Fourth Street TO
cost $500.
L. H. Melton. to build brick garage
in rcar OF 3olS Floyd Avenue, to cost
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5000
B. H. Melton. to build brick garage
cost 5000.
G. r. SprenlIle to build seven brici,
dwellings and one brick store. with
Hat above, south side of Ncnable
street, between Twenty third and
Pink Streets, to cost $4,000.
II {. Allen, to build II frame stucco
frame dwelling east side of Third Ave-
nue., between Victor and Logan Streets,
In cost Si.S00.
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sI.5O-Ocean View and Return--S1 so
Every Sunday
Yin NnrfalIJ md WRSfern Rnr.,xnN

Tickets at the above rate will he
konored two fast trains leaving
every Sunday, connecting at Union De-
pot, Norfolk, with Ocean View Ex-
press" which leaves from directly in
arrival of tho above trains in Norfolk
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He is SOME SHOT
Ncstcrncr Hits silver Dollar Buil's-Eyc
Twice In Succession at 200 Yards.

DAVENPORT, IOWA. July l5.-Hit-
ing a target no larger than a silver
dollar twice in succession at a range
OF 200 yards, was the record made here
cago, in the second day of the biennial
rifle tournament of the Central Sharp
shooters Union, an organization com
States Frank Dullack, OF Chicago, SET
n high mark of gas out Of a possible
400 in a 100-shot competition for the
championships. His brother, Gustav,
was second. with 232.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Continued from Eighth Page,

CONTINUED from Eighth Page)
tthiHt. smith Two base hits-Baird
Se'hlu: Stoitn bascs-Johnston. Carey
SAcrifce hy-Rudolph Sacrifice hi,.-Iohn.
SION. Mnranville. Double plays-F!t-patrick
ana schmidt: Johnston, Wagner and John
ttcn. Left on buses Pittsburgh s: Boston
y ,, ha.es on errors pittsburgh. !: Boston. /
Eases ON naIit-on Cooper. 2. off Rudolph, ,
!, ImnriFes higler and Hnt,. Time OF game,
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nENRIco RELEASE DEED.

One Deed of HcIcnSc, Amounting
to 81 900.
II. Scldcn Taylor, trustee, To c. p f.
Burgwyn. 60l-2 acres, about sixteen
miles below Richmond. known as FL
cho." July 10, 1915. Sl.9Oo
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cHANcERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Seven Deeds of Rciense, Amounr.
Ing to S12,3aG,pD

II. Selden Taylor, trustee, to Ida w.
Gibbons. 93xl22,, sig North Twenty
hfth street. July 10, 1915; sl.950.50.
II. y. McCurdy. trustee. TO Louise L..
Corlc. 23xl25 feet west line of Twenty
seventh street, between Marshall and
Clay streets July 10, 1915: s3.199.45.
Samuel p Waddill, clerk. to the Tax
feet, lot 4, Duvars Addition. July g.,
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

Continued from Eighth PageD
balanced This Craft and McCi"ari
c"ch gave 1--WE bases on balls. The
same was istless. About tho only
outstanding play was an unassisted
double play 10y Cnrnes In the eighth.
rms robbed Portsmouth of it's best
nance OF the afternoon score:
Newport News por,.mo,,n
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r. H. Melton yesterday sold a lot
Addison Street. 81 feet 10 inches south
OF Park Avenue. to T.. T. Alfricnd for
$500. Annie Lee snyder transferred
her brick dwelling, 240G Hanover Ave
nue.. to Lucy @. Willis. The considera-
ton is understood TO have been 1880
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ACCUSE EvERS OF SAYING
NATIONAL RACE IS FIXED
President Tcner VIII Personally Con.
duct Investigation Into AL
legged Assertion.
JOHNNY EAIPHATICALLY DENIES
Captain of Braves Indignant That
Remarks Made in Game Against,
Cards Had Been Misinterpreted.
StalIings Also Says Rumor False.

alleged to have been made by Captain
i:vers. OF the Boston Braves. during the
upon the integrity of organized base
hai', rs TO be investigated by President
i'ohn Icner. of the National League.
dcnt Tener's Office that he would go to
Soston tomorrow to investigate the
charge. John A. Hcydler, secretary Of
''f i"athe, VIII accompany him.
= ErcrS Denies Report.
+, hd BOSTON ' July i5.-captain, Evers OF
ton tonight that remarks he is al
ICED TO have made In Last Tucsdays
mxern Interpreted az a claim that the
NItionni Icarue race WAS fixed
The Braves,s captain took execution
ing Fob Bcschc7 safe at the plate in a
close play. lie was quoted in news
paper rs having shouted
They're trying 10 get the crowds
out they've ordered close race leave
'hem alone. boys; they're only follow
claim that the race was "nxcd' "
tis said; I've been in baseball long
enonEh TO know better. To he sure /
might have said anything on the ball
mGid. When an umpire hands you one
IKE IKE Eigier dia a, the home plate. what
of hard feeling al the time. You're
out GU, 1 mere hghtins, and anything you
inr could fix a race ike the one in Tie
Greatest ever, and wc ali have "a
,,ol There is absolutely no truth in the
hehsue race was flxcd.' declared Man
r,ade thorough investiesiion of "I the he
r,epoft' and End 1t 10 be false. Johnny
i! h-vers has been with me two years, and
Etraighter and more honorable player
cannot be found
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HENRICo DEED OF TRUST.
one Deed Of Trust. Amounting to


Clyde b. Glazebrook ct ux. to Har
old S. Bloomberg. 30 1-2 acres on the
RICHMOND, fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad, near Laurel station
July s, 1915; 5000.
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NJ. ]. Fulton negotiated bond ia
sue OF 1890 with Leake & Foulke
mortgaging his property fronting 1855
feet on the east line of Seminary Ave-
nue.. corner of Seminary Avenue and
Brookland Park Boulevard. Ginter
Park '~'
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CHANcERY DEEDS OF TRUST.
Seven Deeds of Trust, Amounting
10 S20,.sOO

'7.-'N" btSpS WI amOun In 4
10 S20.fDO.
W; D, Cheatwood ct ux. to w. p.
Redd' trustee. 22xi24 feet 9t-2 in
ches. 1908 North Twenty-secpud
Street July -. 1918; $1,000.
Same, to w. l.. Redd CT AL, trustees.
~ feet 6 inches by 12+ feet inches
1901 North Twenty second Street
July II, 1915: $1,000
Same, To w. +. Redd, trustee. 22x124
feet l-2 inches, 1905 North Twenty
SECOND Street. July IL. 1915: $1,000.
Nettie NJ. Dalton ct vir. to Richeson
ct ais, trustees, 2SX125 feet, 1927 Han
over Avenue. July Is. 1915; $1,000.
+. l.. Brauer TO Wallace f. Brown.
trustee, 22Xl65 feet. 26l+ East Grace
Street. July |, 1915; $2,400.
- sarah az; q; Marshall ct vir. to Charles
feet 6 inches by 900 feet north line If
Williamsburg Avenue, between prop
erty of the Ludlow Mackin Co. and
Gillies Greek: also 152 feet north line
of Williamsburg Avenue. 215 feet east
Of Gillies Greek: also lots 6-1O and is
1915; $4,000.
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c. f. Sprenkle secured permit. YES
terday to build fourteen brick dwell
ings. seven on Burton Street. between
Pink and Twenty-third Streets, and
seven on Venable Street, between pink
and TwentYthird Streets, at q com
bined cost Of $4,000
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summary: Runs bunting smith. Crist.
- Marlin. Hurley, Walter, Hudr!Ea GordI-
nI"r TaGuer DnmrHu. Two.E,sH hi,..
Smi'h: Hopkins and DamraG. Thrsc oaRe
mist Martin. SacriHC. h!ts-CrIst Nai-
t.fs t2'. Whitiod stolen has.srIfopL,ms
bn7ins Smith. Walters. Walker sad Dam
TAu- Double pihys-cGist to Carnc:; C'HTucs
usssist"d. liits-oH GARDINER : In 2 in
nin@Si on N"itx IN { INNING. on craft.
:. ! inpinrs on rh!eCieary. /" . innings
on Craft s. OF McCleary g. struck out
~ 1,fG!nler /. by VOTE, ;; hy Craft, >.
= eft on bas.a newport %ews. >, ro..s.
mouth Time a. game. .:l5 Jmp!rcs.
;ii-sle ana Blythe
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NJ j. Fulton ct ux. to Leake &
Foulke. trustees. 15S5Xo3S feet east
side of Seminary Avenue corner of
Seminary Avenue and Brookland Park
Bouieyard, Ginter Park. July IA. 1915;
S12.420 - "
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visors proceeded to canvass said state
ment OF consent as by law provided.
The board of supervisors reservihg
the ruling upon any objections to any
and all the names being counted or
not being counted till a later time, dur
ing the consideration OF the statement
| OF consent.
Beard adjourned at II o'clock noon
| to meet at l O'Clock p. m.
Afternoon Session.
Board OF supervisors convened at !
O'Clock p. M. All members present.
During the afternoon the board OF
supervisors continued the canvass OF
the statement of general consent.
On motion the board of supervisors
adjourned at o'clock p. m. to meet
Tuesday, Dec. %, 1914. at 9 o'clock a.
M. ]. COLLINS, ED EBERT,
Auditor. Chairman
Denison. Ia, Tuesday, Dec. %. l9l4.~
Pursuant to adjournment the board
of supervisors met at 8 o'clock a. m.
Members present: Ebert, carey,
Nehls, Hagge and Holland.
! Absent: None.
Called to order by Chairman Ebert.
During the forenoon board OF SUI
pervisors continued canvassing the
statement OF general consent.
Board adjourned at IL o'clock noon
| to meet at 1880 o'clock p. m.
Afternoon Session.
Board met at 80 o'clock p. m. All
members present.
During the afternoon the board of
supervisors continued canvassing the
statement OF general consent.
Beard adjourned at . o'clock D. M.
to meet at O'Clock p. m.
Evening Session.
Board met at o'clock Z. H., all
members present.
On motion claims were allowed as
follows:
w. r.. Temple Co., coal for A. M.
Christensen 80. .ittIia 80: sp'1-
j. r. Carey, salary as oyerseer OF
the poor city of Denison for
the year 1914. .....h... 3o.oo
Denison Hospital, hospital serv--
ices for Mrs. Armstrong and 20
]. =. Conner, legal service in de-
Tending county against suit by
Dugan administrator of the eS-
tate of Dugan, and expenses .1O2l.ID
w. a. Cramer, postage paid 80. l1.oo
Eugene Diet2gen Co, supplies
to engineer ........ DIV
Frank MITCHELL for services in
taking charge and holding pos
session of board and posts used
as barrier at the place in the
highway south of Vail where
the auto accident occurred,
transporting same, to Sac City
and caring for same and setting
up the same in the court room
during the trial of the case 200
| II. e. .Fishel, work for county and
livery ...... -. -. 1900
Ed Ebert, money advanced for
telephone, county business. l9l4 l.40
tee 1v work and mileage ........ 27so
mi mittee York and mileage 49,. 2oso
John HollanH session and COM
| mittee work. and mileage 49,. 1881
Martin Nehls, session and COM
mittee work and mileage -. 1920
j. r. Carey session and conlmi-
tee work and mileage ........ 1920
Wayne Wilson, salary for Nov. 5000
services on road survey -. so
Fred .Jeschke. repairing bridge so
co. Samuelson repairing bridges 1850
j. NJ French, nails and wire ~. 1917
cnlvert No. ~ ....... i4G4 "a
Geo. ,Ruch, repairing bridges u S61
Geo. Ruch. filling to culvert sosc
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G. II. BONN, repairing bridges 11.5o
Gust Peters, repairing BRIDGES. 4.20
Harvey Bilstcn, repairing bridge 2.50
Houts & Houts, spikes $3.50. -. 200
~ n. North. filling to box culvert 1850
Erred Nelson, hauling cor. culvert 500
A. NJ. Sasges, dragging road .9.OO
Cust Peters repairinr road 49, 200
Geo. Ruch.. hauling cor. pipe 5000
Herman Beerman, dragging coun-
Geo. Ruch, repairing road .,1G3.40
Il. r. Fipefan, final payment build
ing permanent grade Arion-
Denison division ........, 49,. 1881
II. ii. I'ineran. hauling and plac- o
ing corr pipe ........ -. oVu
Harvey Bilsten, hauling and plac-
Nelson Bros, repairing road ~. CLIPS
Iowa Twp, money advanced for ~
culvert pipe, 1873 ......, =. a9o.V w
Claims OF j. fl. Scnmadeke for $14,
and B. F. Mill for $3.50, damages
claimed for breaking automobile
springs, were on motion rejected.
On motion A. T. Bonney was appoint
ed justice OF the peace of Washington
township.
BY agreement contract between
Crawford county. through its board
of supervisors, and john Blackman.
for steward of the county home and
farm, was extended for one year from
March 1. 1915, to March, 1916, and said
contract was signed and bond of John
Blackman approved.
Board adjourned at $3.50 o'clock p.
m. to meet Wednesday, Dec. %, 1914,
at 9 o'clock a. IN.
NJ. j. COLLINS, ED EBERT,
Auditor. Chairman.
Wednesday, Dec. 20, 1914.
The board OF supervisors met at !?
O'Clock a. M, according to adjourn
, ment of Dec. 22a ,1914.
Called to order by Chairman Ebert.
Members present: Ebert, Carey,
Nehls, Holland and Hagge.
Absent: None.
During the forenoon the board OF
supervisors continued cnnvassing the
statement of general consent.
Board adjourned at ~ o'clock noon
to meet at 1870 O'Clock p. m.
Afternoon Session
Board met at 1880 O'clock p. M, all
members present.
During afternoon session board con-
tirued canyassing statement OF gem
eral consent.
Board adjourned at $3.50 o'clock p. m.
to meet Thursday, Dec. "a, 1914, at .
O'Clock a. m.
M. j. COLLINS, ED EBERT,
Auditor. Chairman.
Thursday, Dec. "a, 1914.
Pursuant to adjournment OF Dec.
90, 1914, the board of supervisors con-
vened at 8 o'clock a. m.
Called to order by Chairman Ebert
Members present: Ebert, Hagge,
Holland, Nehls and Carey.
| Absent: None.
During forenoon session board con
tinued canvassing statement CT gen
eral consent.
Board adjournedsat 1880 to meet
| Monday, Dec. %, 1914, at 10 O'Clock
a. m.
M. ]. COLLINS, ED EBERT,
Auditor. Chairman.
| Denison, Iowa, Dec. %, 1914.
| Pursuant to adjournment OF Decem'
| Der oath the board Of supervisors met
at 10 o'clock a. IN.
Called to order by Chairman Ebert
J Members present: Ebert, Carey
Nehls. Holland and Hagse. 90,
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Absent: None.

Absent: None.
Minutes of December 21st, 22d. 23d
and oath were read and approved.
During forenoon board OF supervls-
ors continued canvassing statement OF
general consent.
Beard Of supervisors adjourned at
11:45 to meet at o'clock p. m.
: Afternoon Session.
Board of supervisors met at o'clock
D. 1.,., all members present.
Moved, seconded and carried that
all withdrawals flied after canyasslng
of statement of consent had started
be not considered or counted by the
board OF supervisors.
Balance OF afternoon was taken up
canyassing statement OF general con-
sent.
Board OF supervisors adjourned at .
o'clock p. III. to meet Tuesday, lee.
90, 1914, at 8 o'clock a. m.
NJ, ]. COLLINS, ED EBERT,
Auditor. Chairman.
Denison. Ia, Tuesday, Dec. 20, 1914.
Pursuant to adjournment the board
OF supervisors met at o'clock e. m.
Called to order by Chairman Ebert.
Members present: Ebert, Carey,
Nehls, Hagge and Holland.
Absent: None.
During the forenoon the board OF
supervisors was canvassing statement
OF consent.
Board adjourned at - o'clock noon
to meet at 1850 O'Clock p. m.
Afternoon Session.
BOARD of supervisors met at l:oo
O'clock p. M, all members present.
Moved, seconded and carried that all
withdrawals, filed conditionally, be and
are hereby rejected.
Moved, seconded and carried that
rcvocations of Withdrawals filed be
fore withdrawals were filed be count
cd on the Statement of consent.
Moved, seconded and carried that
duplicates appearing on statement OF
consent, enc from Deloit, three from
Paradise townships one from Charter
oak. one from JacksonS one from Ma
niIla. .Nishnabotny township. two from
Goodrich township, be not counted on
statement of consent.
Balance OF afternoon was taken up
canvassing statement OF consent.
Board adjourned at S o'clock p. mr. TO
meet Wednesday, Dec. 80, 1914, at D
O'Clock a. IN.
NJ. j. COLLINS, ED EBERT,
Auditor. Chairman
d r
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Official Publication
warrant. issued by auditor between

eeSS1OuBs
DIR. w. Il. Wright, salary for Nov.s 5000
John Blackman, salary for Nov. 9lG6
Anna Flynn, salary for Nov. 6150
Il. N. Olry, salary for Nov. $3.50. 10400
Frank Faul, salary for Nov. go. 1859
j. w. Monaghan, salary for Nov. 300
III. ]. Cummings, salary for Now. 1898
l., B. Romans, salary for Nov. I5.o0
w A. Cramer, salary for Nov. 1867
Louie Evers, salary for Nov. -. 125o W
John G. Hugg, salary for Nov. I5.OO
NJ. j. Collins, salary for Nov. 1883
p. j. Portz, salary for Nov. .:!.. 10000
Mr.. and Mrs. John Muir, salary ~
for Nov. ...... 1855 cow
Andy Bell, Jr, salary for Nov..J S3,33
j. r. Hilton, salary for Nov. -. W
r. e. Turner. court reporter $50. l2o.oo
Frank Leahy, court bailin .... 32.o0
Petit jurors, Nov. term ........ 624.60
Wolf bounty from Oct. II to m
Dec. 10 49,. 1oV'oo
'G Bee. .1s oun.. m -. 6o64o
Soldiers relief commission, May
to Dec. 2 ........ .::::. si39.Vo
NJ. j. COLLINS, ED EBERT,
Auditor Chairman.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-02-17

Board Of supervisors adjourned at
~ o'clock noon to meet at1:3o o'clock
+. m.
Afternoon Session.
Board of supervisors met at l:3O
O'Clock p. m, all members present
On motion claims were allowed as
follows:
Frank Faul, in the matter OF the oo
insanity of Louise Fielweber. 6.oo
Franz taH hee'a Est. . feD -. $500
Jacob Reeser, refund of taxes on
opinion of attorney general linz
=. ., - ,aes' es.'n'a'. 80 -. 5000
j. r. Hoy, estimate on road