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FOLEY AND MURPHY FOUND
GUILTY OF PETIT LARCENY

Tom Foley and John Murphy were
found guilty of petit larceny by a
jury in district court at 1880 Friday
afternoon and were remanded by
Judge Cooper for sentence.
The defendants, who have been In
jail for several weeks. were charged
in the information tiled by the district
attorney with stealing lot of copper
wire belonging to the Moutain States
Telephone and telegraph company.
The oftense Is alleged to have taken
place at Florence.
There were three cases against
each Of the defendants.
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NEPHEW OF KIT CARSON
DIES FROM INJURIES

Dudley Carson. n nephew Of Kit
Carson. the famous Indian scout and
frontiersman, died at the Denver &
O'Clock this morning from injuries re-
ceived while working in the granite
quarries at coaldals, in this county,
on Thursday.
into a granite ledge when some loose
stone rolled down upon him from an
overhanging cliff. rendering him un'
conscious. A physician was summon
ed and he was taken to the hospital
at Salida for treatment Examination
showed that no bones were broken and
1t was believed that his injuries were
not of "a fatal nature.
According to reports reaching here
unfavorable symptoms developed a
short time after his arrival at Salida
and decline set in which the hos
pital attendants were unable to arrest
and he died without regaining con-
sciousness.
Carson had lived in the vicinity of
Coaldale for many years and was
well known in Canon City. He was
prominent as hunter and during the
winter months engaged in trapping fur
bearing animals. He was unmarried
and lived alone.
The deceased was about fifty-fve
years of age and used to relate many
interesting and unpublished incidents
in the life OF Kit Carson. whom he
remembered well. Among his cher
ished possession was an old rifle and
powder horn given him by his distin-
guished uncls. Carson was friend
Of A. L. Sprague OF this city and a
few years ago the two men made a
trip to Oregon together.
Relatives in Missouri were today
apprised by telegraph of Carsons
death. Burial will probably take
place at Coaldale Saturday or Sunday.
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THE p. z. o.'s.

In honor OF Miss Nan MeKissick
and Mrs. Lulu Mccorkle. who are
home for the summer. Chapter Ac. p.
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WILL ARRIVE HERE FRIDAY,

Mrs. Charles ], Armertrout wife
of Rev. Mr.. Armentrout. pastor of the
First Preshyteriin church, and chill
dren. Lois. Ruth. Merriam. Charles.
Chester and Mabel. are expected TO
arrive here Friday afternoon from
Telford. Tennessee. where they have
been the quests of relatives since
the last of April. Rev. Armentrout
will motor to Pueblo Friday morning
and bring them to Canon City by an-
tomohiie. On the termination Of Rev.
ArmentroutS pastorate ut New Al
bany. Indiana, his wife and family
proceeded to Tennessee for . visis
before coming 70 Canon City.
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No other body with such intimate know'-dge
OF railroad conditions has such unquestionec pcs
hon the public confidence
The rate, the railroad, may charge the public for
usnsponauon largely fixed by this Govern
board.
Out OF every dollar received BY the railroads from
the pablic nearly onehalf paid directly the
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Federal Inquiry or
Railroad Strike?

Faced by demands from the conductors hremen and bakeme
railroads that this problem be settled
o a
With employees whose efficient acknowledged the ao
a
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MRs. FELrER 70 DENVER.

Mrs. l.. w. Felter left for Denver
this afternoon to spend two weeks
with her dAushter. Miss Media
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Railroads Urge Public Inquiry and
The formal proposal Of
the controversy is as follows:

O of
the soIows
"o h demons IA w a o
msurn controversy pnd dup b bh mt g
an ~ b
Preb non 10 I C m the nj
mnne morn nbenngon" " "yonn it d he w tn
d n protect h W
to @
reasonable; nhe The interstate %
VI ~ gr
~
q witt
Leaders Refuse Offer and Take Strike Vote
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ELISHA LEE, Chairn1on
Pr ALBRIGHT. Gsrl Mssss~.
Atis1tic Cosu Linz Rsilrosd.
l. ". BALDWIN. Gs.T Hssssss.
Csnusl Q! Georfis Rsil~sy-
c. L. BARDo, Cssi Ms.sfa.
New York. New Hsses a Hartford Railrs
T. n. CoAPMAss. Fses Prsss<<ss.
Sostkerp ksil~sy-
Sc. CoTTER. CssI Hssss~
Nahssh Rsil~sy
Pr CROWLEY. Asss. Hs,ePr~Skssa
Ns~ fsst Csssral Railway
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Leaders Refuse Offer and Take Strike W

Leaders the the Joint held
Federal and the employees voting the question
declare
by the railroad
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Poyes wages; and the money pay increased wages
can come from other than the rates paid
by the public.
The Iniersiate Commerce Commission, with its con-
troll over rates, is in position TO make complete
investig alton and render such decision would pro-
,eet the Interests Of the railroad employer the
Of the railroads. and the public.
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A Question For the Public to Decide

right Preferme
highly
of from public
meri of all the facts
ingh country be tted
Gouernm nment tinquir by
National Comm of the Railways
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N. D. MAHER. Yl<s-Prssiisns.
Norfolk a Wes,ern Railway
1AAES RUSSELL. Cssf Msssr~.
Denver q Rio Grande Railro.d-
a. N. SCHOYER. kssilssf pi<s Pro-.
Psnnssfvsniu Lines West.
~. Seldom. Yirs-Prss.
Seaboard Ar Lins Rsilwsy.
Al. STONE, Yses-Prsslsss.
Erie Railrosd
G. g. WAlD. Yses- Pres D Gssf M
Sssssa CsstFsl Lisss-
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C n. EMERSON. CssT As.ss~.
Grsst Northern Rsilvsy-
C n. EWING. Gel As.se-.
Philsdelrhis q Reading Railway.
e ". GRlCE, CssI Ssel. T,sssH-
Chssspsske q Ohio Railway
A. S. GREiG. Assf 10 Rssssssrs,
ST iesis 4 Saa Frsseiseo RsirosA
w KOUNS, GssI Msssssr.
Atehisen. Tepsks q Sants Fe Railway
H.. MeMASTER. CssT Asssf~.
EheslisG 4 Lshs Erie RsiirssA-
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WEATHER SUMMARY
IiaYre MontAug

|
The sevgn-,:av , -"ull., asug. ! e. =,
urdav. AUGUST = Wv "1,' eAqll oSAe
fair with a warm sna1l n 1e1lei t;l'
the first three DAVIS Which p vas i - :
lowed by unusuai}v cool on1 w.
seasonable weather tha rast Of ~
week. There was an avara,e daI,r
deficiency inn temueratur.s tiis s" ,el,T
Of 81 degrees as romnaraa x,,;t,, ~
normal The biphast ta,,na lrt, ' s+.S
was 50 depre,ae an rT,,a,dorr 81, . -
The lowest vas AZ lograas' ~ M r.; a.
18th, the lowest Anfe57st w. TO-
on record for mis- nariod 90 . 49,, ~ :
ing an absolute 1.-od7e1,l alia i41eA.
degrees. The biobasf te111 21 80 =
.or this week ~ IN fra1, A4. ~ g u. :
Of record was go - 1-,,aI. ~ ssai
4sj Z i45s 80 o'i - u ..
TH:, a;3, a., ,.,... ,.zz.. 49,
dar - w. xel etoae ON &C.,
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JURY VERDICT FAVORS
INJURED TRATNNAN

After a trial lasting three DAYS
the jury in the case of G. A, Belche,
VS.. the Great Northern Railway com.
pany, on Tuesday at Havre, returned
verdict in favor of the complainant
and awarded him the sum of three
thousand dollars as damages,
Belcher was injured last February
by falling between two freight cars,
and sued the company for $4,000,
it is stated. A large number OF wit
nesses were heard, and it was brot
out that the plaintiff had several
times before placed claims against
corporations for alleged injuries,
Attorney Vicaor r. Griggs of Hav-
re, appeared for the plaintiff in the
action, and the case was handled o..
the railroad company by Attorney I
Parker Veazey of Great Falls.
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.

July 81, 1916.
The Board of County Commiss-
toner's of Phillips county met in ses-
sion according to law as a Board Of
Equalization OF Taxes. Chairman
Ross, Commissioner Whitcomb and
Commissioner Miller being present.
The following assessments were
considered:
j. L. Moore, raised $4,000 on
automobiles
solberg & Nybo, raised $4,000
on automobiles.
J. F. Murray, raised $4,000 on
goods, wares and merchandise.
T. j. Wiegant, raised: 2 horses
$4,000 each, COW $4,000 and 2
stock cattle $4,000 each. total
$4,000.
Geo. H. Smith, raised: rs head
range horses at $500 each, total
S2625.OO.
Frank Stevens estate. raised: lot
Is, block 21 $4,000; and 5000 on
improvements; lot SO, block 10,
O140.00, and $4,000 ON improve
ments; lot "A, block 10, $4,000, and
lot 46-474S, block 10, $4,000;
total, $4,000.
Eugene Akin, raised: 80 head
range horses at $500 each, total,
$1050.00.
Lyman Austin, raised 200 head
lambs at $3.50 each, total, $4,000.
w. B. Chamberlain, raised: 40.
head stock cattle at $4,000 each, to-
tai 012O0.00
Adolph Lafond, Jr., raised: 40
head range stock at $500 each, 80
head stock cattle at $4,000 each.
total 100000.
Upon motion made, seconded and !
carried meeting was ADJOURNED.
Chairman.
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\ u2ust It'll. ZIG

August 1th, 1916.
The Board Of County Commiss-
toner's met IN regular session.
Chairman Ross, Commissioner Whit
comb. Commissioner Miller, and
clerk bein present.
s.,ra rr,.,,,,,,n,wing bills were audited
ana allowed;
Contingent Fund
" 6, Schneider: CLERK and
recorder, allowed, .....$l5o.o 90
W. E. Howard, deputy clerk
and recorder, allowed :. 5000
Mabel Nj Peck, deputy clerk
ard recorder, allowed, 5000
E. A. Goebel, special clerk,
clerk and recorder, al
lowed, ...#...=,.,..... 1900
NJ. j. Dabney, treasurer, al
lowed, .....,.......... 10000
r. L. Aldrin, deputy assessor
oltoWSu, oo.oo
r. E. Richardson, usrveyor,
allowed, ........... 1920
c. M. Porter, clerk of court,
dlloMeu, IUVOV
Jay Brown. deputy clerk of
court, allowed, ........ 5000
James D. Stars, janitor, al
lowed, ....-.......... 1900
Walter F. Day, janitor, al
lowed, 10000
Flora Sims, school superin-
tendent, allowed, ..... 66.66
Amy Sims, deputy superin-
tendent schools, allowed, $500
A. L. Shaw sheriff, allowed 1866
Henry Nelson, under sheriff,
allowed, l25.oo
V. C. Vaupel, deputy sheriff,
allowed, .............. 10000
H. B. Hanscom, clerk, sur
veyor, allowed, ....... $500
X. Hartman, clerk, clerk and
recorder, allowed, ..... 1.5O
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FOR SALE

My entire stock of goods, furni-
ture and fixtures. Good location and
the best reason for selling. The
business will stand close investiga-
ton. II you are looking for mer-
camille business call on me.
:. =. CHAS. JANZOW,
Woodbridge, Montana.
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| !CWCN, ~,
larry Snow, labor aud
teams. a4.oweo, ........ 3S.7s
r. Taylor, repairs and
hlacksn.iching, Allowed. 2a.o<
hi " -Cc..t.:.., abr and
| tears, allowed, 1-.a-
!. +. Rlt harrison, rod2.ar,
all, wed, .............. S.
=. r. Riemer, assignment
Elmer n. Hodge, allowed, Il o.
i. 2. schaclelton, lalor ana
tsauis, allowed, 7o.7f
Die s. lords, labor and
teams, allowed, 2a.,t
F. "A. Schempp, labor and
teams, supervisor, allowed FL 9.
(. y. hy. Co., 10 per cent On
1oaa tax collected, al
jaco Cooperative Assooia-
.,l.t 1>a.gAnelJ Levi
| <.s.er, a,}swed, sa25
f,i l:2ontDal. assignment
f~~,.6V Saunders, allowed $500
~ Lehman, assignment
l%or Saunders, allowed, CTS
I Hayden. assignment
i-2Eov Saunders, 1000
J. 4. Moore. assignment Lee
ttoy Saunders, allowed. S1.OO
Mutual Oil Co., assignment
'-eRoy Saunders, allowed 77.45
Paul Berger, labor and
teams allowed, So. 10000
John K. Barker, labor and
teams, supervisor, allowed 21O.5O
Poor Fund:
J. F. Murray, supplies, al
G. N. Ry. Co., 10 per cent on
poor fund collected, .... 5000
r. V. Tucker, burial expens-
es, allowed, ...... 5000
f. L. Aldrin, 10 per cen ton
poor tax collected, allowed lao
c. N. Hotel, meals, .... $50
Fred Hill, refund of poor tax
collected, allowed, ...... 400
Mary Robertorye, hospital
care, allowed. ....... 17O.5O|
Clay & Blankenhorn, medi-
cal care, allowed, ...... 246.5OI
Dodson Mercantile Co., sup
plies, allowed ........ 1.5O,
Trafton-Dorr Co., supplies,
ailoWed, ............. 1900
Bridge Fund:
First State Bank, Malta, as
Segment Gus ID. Tank, al
lowed, 3175
Chas. .Janzow, nails, al
1o"eu, .75 |
Dodson Mercantile Co., ma
terlal, allowed, ...... 3.7OI
DR.. e. A. Sweet, OF Zortman, Mon
Eana, was appointed justice of the
peace for the Zortman district.
James Hope was appointed con-
stable for the Dodson district. P. r.
O'Riley failed to qualify for this
position
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1oaus and expenses. al.
lowed,
has. A. I.oss. inspecting
son Improvement Dist.

con r.,uro,c,a..
0 '-x.,, = o''-en' D4s'.' &;
SyI.,,, ,.,'t ......' w.
n,:sen 1n>Y:. y,1ns>1 - ~, -
~, a,l w w ~ ohst'~ Dls- -a,
al. lis.ty,..lr. j ~.
"a n :, al va ,..si'' = WI
'~co@ ~, tofeN' D. T. witness
w. W. a." a.,,.,, i, .....'' '''
-'o>''>' w.. 49, 49, = "'''less' ...
y :, , ~. ! !, .. ...''
~. -1'-' "1&--'-ss'
-. - 49,. =; .......
'~'' "'''S7ss
-, t..,5a :, ..;...''' T."
,,,.r$ "1'-1ss'
- r.a.,.,,l.,
i...e ..tf..,v,&
.,';1<, +,
.-,e,t'..'4 WIN 1ss'
-ar,rl So, :,
n%.<,,.,
;l, :,
.>nv.ad 7 "''A'Sss'
s,a~c,. TTt..+4 =,
lf',,v,o,7 "1>i'es9'
IA Nv, ,,;,,,,,,e, ,,
,lael. .'1a l+'l,l117' = WIZ .,
r,in eo5no1nref+
noee a11ouod .,n
r, ,lar,.i, T.. ,.;.. o'o0
xI1o1,aa - "1''ieas'
na,', ''o<
a11ov-aa "4'iiess' =,
,,e[, c.a,.1'ra, % ,,.;t, -.
showed ' A@N17'' ,zc
Voc 1,,a ~ ,,han 1'os
Teams enrar1,;s,as. alle -n. a.
4e,,no cunar1,iS,. 11oa ~ an
>ei1 Ca11.ha, 1aha a4'o ~ '''Y@
rean1s sn ,, 800 n,,oa atad ,zo no
jti..,;,,7 >,fle1n ro ,.,;
,,e.,,, NM, coaan ,1sl
leo r. Heath tools. o11cu,,l : en- |
r {, ,,ah,,,,,,S - s ~ 'N
teams go - N'-' '>'''oi on" T., 81.
,arn Co.Cner,+;,,o hssao;, ''-'
rion assi hgl ''I. 1nn "a
|;,nifh aIlowed ''Ao ~ 81 CO.
z, q Wilson l. 1o,. o,,,1
tpar7s nl1ov7ad m
w n Moore 10 hor ona
f,-I,ta a1invad @'tiu 90 80
;7ar1 I,rouc1, !, NO., aa
Teams ,1loved ''''o' anu ., ~
,,}7,lcr E-r;t,,son ,,hor a
Taa1ns al1ouod '''''oi anu roe ca
! * cin,ansa,, ,a,,o,, 49,, 90 ~
1a',n,s s su., ,'S' e',ot mnd ~ ~
,7a,+a Mars.anti1a % ''''o e W va 9'
nlies a11o,red SUP 40 an.
,s1ar Ekra 10 bor .nd toar,s
allowed ''''' : on
on;e Ena,,nd 1o,a, 49,,
teams shaved 'AN On No
r stuhhlefiald ,aho,. ord
teams snnarviso, ~
loved oozn
" g Schna;dor assionn,o,+
las McNah snnervisor
allowed. 81 81
Vim Long ,ahor and +o.n,s
allowed m
+ Er;ck SON Ia hor ond
teams sunervisor allowed az IN
AGO Co-Onerative Assoc;a.
ton. tools. allowed 575
AGO Co-Onerative Associa- {
ton, ASSIGNMENT Levi Osier {
allowed, ., 1900 :
Ickee Anderson. labor and
teams. allowed 11S TX
H. Jordan labor and /
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tAtt$ W. I'LL, IL D.
Road Fund:
Z. Il. O'Rilay, labor and
teams, supervisor, allowed 10000
", .. Sampson, viewing, al.
lowed, ..,#,t.....#.. $50
>hdolpl EfeauX, viewing and
auto hire, allowed, -. 1900
Nate Needhan1, chairman,
allowed, ...,=.,=...,... 300
Ole Aal<re. labor and teams
allowed, .,........ zoe
Frank Meca1lnnl, labor and
te@@s, supervisor, allowed $500
+. ". Eroeser, assignment
John i, Jones, allowed. $500
David Bowen, labor and
teams, allowed, ,,..... 1880
whiting Anderson, labor
and teams, allowed, -. COCO
Frank Briggs, labor and
teams, allowed, ...... $500
J. +, Conlan. labor and
teams, supervisor, al
lDWGNi .t,;,,,.... .=.... l4U.OO
John Il. Simpson, labor and
teams, allowed, ..,.... 1880
Thomas Tollefson, labor and
teams, allowed, ....... 5000
Aflnuf AamOIt, ldDOr and
teams, allowed, ...... 1000
Simon Carroll labor and
teams, allowed, ,...... 5000
N. G. Augland labor and
teams, allowed 5000
B. e. Schuster, viewing, al
lowed, .....,.......... 1000
Lark Wilson. labor and
teams, allowed, ....... 1900
G. o. Wager, labor and
teams, allowed, ........ $500
Carl Swanke, labor and
teams, allowed, ..... 1900
Abel Bergan, labor and
teams, allowed, 1900
Fred Hill refund on road tax
allowsd, ........... 200
c. K. Fewer, labor and
teams, allowed, ...., $500
First National Bank, Malta,
assignment Jas McNab,
| allowed, .............. 1850
| F. w. Kessel, viewing, al
lowed, .....,........ 32.0O
r. L.. Aldrin, 10 per cent on
road tax collected, al
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c. 0. Tegnell, court steno-
/ erapher, allowed. ...... $500
! Il. L. Wolfe, Jr., county at
torney, allowed, ....... 5000
Minnie E. Lee, deputy asses
or, allowed, ........ 5000
Roy Lee, assessor, allowed, 10000
Riley Brooks, deputy sheriff,
allowed, 10000
Adolph EreauX, special dep
uty sheriff, allowed, 49,. 800
James II. Davidson, grader
man, road, allowed, 80. 5000
w. d. Miller, commission
er's per diem, allowed, :. G4.00
II. s. Whitcomb, commission
er's per diem, allowed, 1900
Chas. A. Ross, commission
er's per diem, allowed :. 64.00
General Fund:
EdW. T. Cloe, names regis
tered, election, allowed 5.75
II. S. Whitcomb, names reg
lstered election, allowed, 1900
Geo. Y. Parsons, names reg
istered, allowed, ...... 5.25
Chas. 2. Swanson, names reg
istered, allowed, ....... 400
Emil j. Lucht, names regis
Tered, eleCIlOH, allOWeu,. 1S.VU
Adolph Ereaux, expenses,
special deputy sheriff, al
lowed, ........... 34.00
l.. P. Sanregret, coroner's
inquest, stenographer,
allowed, .............. 500
w. G. Schneider, postage, al
lowed, 1000
H. A. Johnson, election sup
plies, allowed, .... $3.50
rent, allowed ...... 29.12|
Moore Telephone Co., phone
J. @. Laswell, sheritf's ex-
penses. allowed, ........ 1880
H. H. Hejbert, sheriff's ep-
penses, allowed, 49,. go. $50
H. A. johnson, printing and
supplies, allowed, ...... 1900
A. l.. Shaw, board for prison
ers, allowed, ,...... 1850
F. w. Hall, insurance premi-
UNI on F. and F.. allowed, $3.50
Neagle Printing Co., i'm
provement district print
ing, allowed, ......... 1880
r. Y. Tucker, inquest, al
lowed, ....... $3.50
Fl. S. Hanscom, supt., light
anw water, allowed, 49,. $40
A. l., Shaw, sheriff, mileage
and expenses. allowed, >. 1880
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Clerk.
July 2Sth, 1916.

July 2Sth, 1916.
Board Of County Commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment, all
members and clark being present.
The following bids were opened
and considered:
Bid for grading the Parrot Flat
as per call for bids:
Ira L. Warren and G. F. Mott, "A
cents per yard.
Joe Hartman, 3 cents per yard.
On motion made, bid Of Joe Hart
man was accepted
On motion, made, seconded and
pointed constable Of the Malta town
ship.
Motion was duly made, seconded
and carried to adjourn,
Chairman,
-
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august list, 1Y16.
The Board OF County Commits
sioners OF Phillips county met ac-
cording to law as a Board of Equal
ization OF Taxes Chairman Ross,
Commissioner Mhtteonaf, and Conn
MISSIONER Miller were present.
pom affidavit Of Geo. Smith, his
assissmen' wis lowered 50 head Of
range horses.
There being no further business,
motion OF Adjournment was consid-
cred and carried,
Chairman
- '.,t,.#.,
Nl-1-..l
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August Sth, 1916.

August Sth, 1916.
General Fund:
Mrs James Jobb, care Of chill
dren, allowed, ...... 24.25
John B, Turton, election
judge, allowed, ........ 800
| Geo. E, Heath, supplies, al
ao"Gu, ..,...... ll.4o
Key Lee, postage, allowed. 800
! !. {, Vaupel deputy Sheriff
mileage, and expenses, al
lowed, .,............. 1906
Florence Crittenton Home,
care Of child, allowed, =. 1000
! ii. l.. Wolfe, Jr., postage and
expenses, allowed, Clio
Edwards & Mcclellan, rent
office, allowed, 1900
G, VI. Porter, postage. al
SVMSG' ..,,......... 4.ot
Walter T. Day, sheriff, mile
age end expenses, allowed, 30
ii, \, johnson. printing and
supplies, allowed, .... 20.St
A, H. Shaw, postage, al
lowed, .,...=.... ..,., 1,6&
l.: {, Edwards, expenses to
Chinook allowed. ..... 444
B. ?, Sand'ie, refund on fees,
G. c., allowed, ....... 2.5o
Il. L. Aldrin, deputy assess
or expenses, allowed, -. 4.30
Jack Mansfield, names reg
i9tereQ for election, al
lowed, .=.z...... go
~ X. Tawvdr, names regis
tered for election, al
lowed, .......... ..... .75
tlilav Itrpnkc fI2rjltv cI, aritf
mileage and expenses, all
lowed Sd
r. p Minnick, secretary
board health, salary and
expenses. allowed, ..,.. 92oG
General Fund:
4, =. Richardson, surveyors
expenses, allowed, .,t,.. 1880
Tratton-Dorr Company, JAM
tors supplies, allowed, 1.45
Flora Sims, supt. school eX-
penses, allowed, ....... 1910
Fl. A. Johnson, printing and
supplies, allowed, ....... 4.60
Fl. A. johnson, printing and
supplies, allowed, ..... 66.25
H. A. Johnson, printing and
supplies, allowed, ..... 41.43
James Wilson, j. p. fees, al
lowed, ............. 1000
H. A. Johnson, printing and
supplies, allowed, -. 14S,0O
Mrs. Edna Mcqueen, J. P.
stenographer, allowed,... $50
Henry Nelson, under sheriff,
expenses, allowed, ...... 2O,35
Emil J. Lucht, J. P. fees, al
lowed, 1850
w. P. Craig, j. P. witness,
allowed, .............. $50
H. S. Whitcomb, inspecting
road and expenses, :. $500
w. D. Miller, inspecting roads
mad expenses, allowed, =. 106.5O
Chas. A. Ross, inspecting
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-08-17

tana, was appointed justice of the
peace for the Zortman district.
James Hope was appointed con-
stable for the Dodson district. P. r.
O'Riley failed to qualify for this
position.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-01-06
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