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summary
 Stolen bases, Campbell; 2 base Int. Taylor and Williams; Double play, Taylor Co Funcgm to |authcyi Struck out, Williams 9, Naudcvere 8. Linn. 1; Base on balls. Nandererc, T.; Hit by pitcher Mills; Pass ball, Lee. 1; Wild pitch. Williams l; No. of in- niugs pitched by Vander.ere z l-2. Linn, two thirOs; Charge defeat Co Linn.
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Big new shipment of Hiaress Shoe pacs, white and brown, all sizes.
 Brown & Hawkins, Quality First.
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Fresh Popcorn ana Peanuts.-Sew- ard Club.
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WANTED

Woman for general housework. - Apply Thodays Boarding House, 5th Ave. 8-4-tf
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LOST

Fountain Pen on ball grounds. Re ward to finder.
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Oyster Cocktails at "The Branch"
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Best cigars ana reII eol>sAents al Terminal Bar. See ad. ll-l-h


Are you watching for it. We will have it. Brown & Hawkins, Equality Frst"
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Oyster Cocktails at "T-o Dranch." l"
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FOR SALE

Kitchen utensils and dishes.--Ap- nlv Gateway. 8-14-4t.
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Long distance Ue!epnone booth al The Branch.
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Fresh Popcorn and Peanuts.-Sew ard Club.
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Summary

Total ........ a6 9 8 2l l2 8
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Seward
Anchorage

Total ........ 2S 8 4 P l2 6
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26
TENNIS PRO" RULE
PASSED AT MEETING
Question of Amateur and Other
Matters Decided at Phila.
District Association Session

most decisive stand on the amateur
question and the Endorsement of the
junior development plan were the two
most significant features of the meeting
yesterday of the Philadelphia District
Lawn Tennis Association.
The Mclaughlin Bundy matter was
taken up at length and considered from
all sides before a resolution was passed
which stated that the association con-
sidered that a professional should he
restricted to one who directly or indi-
rectly received pay for playing tennis"
The whole board was unanimous in its
decision. and clearly stated that it felt
the present rule was faulty and the whole
regulation of the matter inadequate.
1t sanctioned the first annual indoor
tennis championship of Philadelphia
which will be run in conjunction with
the Sportsman's Show at the lSt Regi-
ment Armory, Broad and CallowhHl
streets. beginning February %.
1t passed resolution indorsing the
West Side Club as the one to hold the
national tennis championship for 1916.
William T. Tilden, I'd, Of Cynwyd and
Germantown Clubs was elected secretary,
to succeed DR.. =. r. Hawk
The following were present: p. w. Glib
bons, of Cynwyd, president; w. p. Row
land, of Belheld, vice president; William
T. Tilden, I'd. of Cynwyd. secretary; T.
G. Leonards and Doctor Elason, of Uni
versity Courts; =. c. Osbourn, of Point
Pleasant; Joseph S. Kratz, of Norwood
Club Harry V. Betz. of Green Point
Club; w. c. McJarry, of Edgcwater
Country Club; Kennith Snyder, of Wissa-
hickon; T. II, Martin, of Cynwyd, and
ii. Hanna, of StentOn A. c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26
JUNIOR TENNIS
PLAYERS RANKED
BY AN EXPERT
Cassard and Coffin named
as Leading Performers
in This Vicinity
T H HORN TON IS THIRD
By w. T. TILDEN. I'd
MIR WinInm n rudcn. ,rr-

Mr. William r. TildCn. Jr.,
Evening Ledger
srTwll y9gH G!oasgo bnuGs9 II t9 Eyry,Ng
iiSv%rI iS|I IA a TbnfihE 81 tnf l5 - jgn }gnm.
tion the winners o. all the Junior tuurua-
P6Ish The % dates ties Of a The Junior tdurnSnonts S t5
Also what Is going to be done with the junior
situation In this city j. H. :.
The above was received by me with
great deal Of pleasure, since 1t is the first
letter | have gotten for some time. and
appreciate the interest which n boy has
when he writes However. this young
gentleman has given m" quite job. be
cause we have no way of taking a real
record of the junior achievements. since
the age limit varies so greatly. However
| will class by age, first, boys under Is
Crhia is made on last years record, Civ
Ing the school or club they played forD
l. Edward c. Cassard of Philadelphia
Club and Episcopal Academy present
junior city titlcholder; and
., Roy r. Coffin of Germantown G. c.
and Germantown Academy
3, George II. Thornton, of St Lukes
School and Merton CluhA
/. +. Strawbridge. of Philadelphia club
and Chestnut Hill Academy, runner-up in
junior city title.
s. Walsh, Of Penn Charter
g. Truscott, of Camden.
T. Casey, of Episcopal.
s KindiE, of Penn Charter
o. Sharfsen, of High School.
10, Marston, of Philadelphia club,
Boys under 1G (the second l0):
Samuel PennoCk. of Penn Charter.
Rodney Beck, Of Germantown Acad-
emy.
g. Duane, Of Episcopal Academy
Richard Meyers, of Penn Charter.
D. Hendley Harper, of Episcopal.
6. Thomas Voscher, of Germantown
Academy.
7. Carl Fisher Of Cynwyd.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26

although only a years old, is making
rapid progress IN directing.
The Kimball orchestral organ, which
has been installed this month In the
Globe Theatre, 59th and Market streets,
differs i'm certain respects from anything
which has been done i'm Philadelphia, In
position il somewhat resembles the Kim
ball organ in the Princess Theatre,
Reading, Pa. in that 1t occupies two
sound proof expression chambers erected
back Of the screen, but in this case the
screen itself Is placed well back upon the
stage The proscenium arch is decorated
on both sides with groups Of gold pipes,
which give n very plca..ng effect to the
eve The organ console is the orchestra
pit whence the urganist has good
view of the screen. and in a position
to Judge the musical effects as the au-
dience hears them.
The organ mas a powerful diapason.
three flutes, four strings. including n
violoncello and mutcd violin and contra
bass, an oboe, horn, vox humana (human
voice) and glockenspicL besides other
stops. all under perfect control from the
electric console, 1t has all the modern
and the wind chests are eN-
tended one octave above the keyboards
to complete the compass of the couplers.
The stop keys are under control from
numerous adjustable combination pistOns
and pedals which may be set without
leaving the seat, and from the balanced
rrcscendo pedal full organ pedal and
other accessories. The organ is blown
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26
Theatrical Baedeker

BROAp-"Polyaunp. i" with Patricia "unin~c
l aryaT5h" Th""2on amaGT iToSSTt ST NeSy qP har hi i@
Eleanor II. rorter's stories Of tr" Young
FORREST Monday, TUESDAY ana Thursday
mltiaocs. Ruth st. Denis IN u rcrics Ot
orenJnl ana modern dances, supported by her
own COMPANY.
XII KEH'OCEER-"l Inside the Lines" The
kuiaEorhc kor Players In tho nrs, PhilndcI-
intrigue. s-ioF aud excitement Mt Gibraltar.
10y the author Of Seven Keys to EalIpatc.' .
LIRIC-"passInr Show Of iglI." with Ccorg.
Gir9SS GUn9E%S .Rna RRna N M",iEnn .,,i MtlIgr Wner
gnnn,itios. .lls some excellent burlcsquc on
FORREST -"r0usin Lucy" with Julian
EltinH". musical comedy Of the Eltingc
"a ,, NiIr' r'IiE OF "bl,.t{thItN .nr IN. st!r
ana Bot thrown m in. '''''' ''''s s'"'S ''S'+
GARRCE-."On Trial" with Frcdcrlrk Perry
writtan Backward in the form Of a Till,
novel ana entertaining.
PHOTOpLAYs.
CHESTNUT, STREET. OPERA. HorsE-"Car-
tion Of the ,'amous E'9rT, and, opera. with
o@@ 5 ss sn20 ai %r pen ]GsS 9Ser az az
Carmsn iTas CONES comes nearer the conception Of the
rival. Farm AIl the week.
STANLEl-W Wednesday,, The Call Of the
Cumhg.4nis" win Dustin Fnrnum. Thurs,
with Pauline FrclprirR
pALACE-All week, Tho Founding" with
M.n iint.Iar r!aIlS,%I" alSrE" A truly PeN'or4 part Tor
"Wednesday. "The Price of Power"
PARK. a KcEa,onr 'c,om,'.,dtv. ThIurslnVW F!ri-
II,v ,aar 5lrlav. l,I!n@r'a ,Aitar", with
The Movie stars" keystone comlcy.
AT POPULAR PRICES.
daa;on! t'S' with Gas Ea5@Saris "Kids. "K!bidis' pro-
STOCK.
'InsI1c tn Lines" The
Jhil performance OF drama 0f love
B io 5utRor RSs q @"a Seven SNeKWen KsTs to at G2
T3ESrf L5'E ,,E il ran a2Tai5 Tst'ISrs rqn@as pay
George Arviue aa Joe Carson,
VAUDEVILLE
KEITH s-Iiya TanEgay, ,comcIicnne; William
1crS., N9Fr!S a"4 \3IPo \23mIPnnZ; ~ Mr. TGmpIc,s
AiGctYinsa !, Scotch La. an4 L.,,,,ses, The
and ,i Mario Ind ruRy. symhasts iti'' vocalist
r N.Y. Fi,r, the G2T who ,srows Ten
Brown, .lunsmiths; Edmund fingos ana COM
oomadidns Lew Ft;aribbons xyiophoRHeS. HS'''''''
CQLDNlAiLNel Nestor and his ten sweet
and Douglas, dancers, Howard. Kehhle and
nd Fy 6McEaca adt: P5WaaT Pow ' and nj cS9S. cH2ss
man Fdcrso G1nTgT5 o MeEea 2nd 'lesg, cyclists;
iIOBE-Colonial MinstrcIs; Demore and Lee,
Eymnasts; 0l!yc liriscoc. ,comedonno, Janon
Young, in songs ana chatter; Tho Masked
Athlete ana The Lady: Cecil bunham I'd
ne Goosiu and company, IN "Red Ike From
Nevada; William Hcrcher. comedian.
CROSS EEIS-First half of the week Georre
Augcr, in Jack n. Giant Killer: Dedi6's
Circus. De NuE, FarheT ana company In
Taking Chance. the Dancing Macks:
Harry Mehuu. comedian: tho flowers In
songs and chatter. Second half OF the week
Comedians Annie Sloan ana company: the
boughcrtFE' JACK Williams, mOnolOgist: Zin-
uctte and Lol0, comedians.
Smiley and company: owen
-McGiycucv' Webb ana Burns. Maxixe Broth
crs and Iphhy. the Four Slickers; Duncan
ana Holt ana others.
BURLESQUE.
DuMONT S-Dumours Minstrels in topIcal
tlTOWH in. O."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26
INTERCLuB SQUASH RACQUET
SERIES WILL FINISH TODAY
Racquet Club Virtually Assured of
Team Championship

Matches in the final series for the in
terclub championship Of the Philadelphia
squash Racquet Association will be con-
tested late this afternoon. As the two
lenders, Racquet Club and Germantown
Team \. are drawn with Merton Team
B and Huntingdon Valley, there should
bo no change in the standing of the clubs.
Thus the Racquet club will regain the
championship.
Cynwvd and overlook will meet, and
in the fourth contest Germantown Team
B will play Merton Team A.
The Racquet club should have little
trouble in making a clean sweep of the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26

bv the Kinettc blower, manufactured by
th Kinetic Engineering Company OF
Philadelphia.
The organ was designed with q view 10
,roviding the greatest possible number
of delicate orchestral effects in an in
strument Of moderate size, suited to the
seating capacity Of the house; and this
has been accomplished while providing
at the same time a sonorous organ capa-
bic Of supporting the entire audience If
they should grow enthusiastic over the
war pictures and start to singing
"America" at full voice.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26
Chicago Buys SeatOn

CHICAGO. Jan. 2G.-Tom Seaton, former
star s pitcher q the Philadelphia Nationals and
sold % the Chicago Cubs .oday by Harry A.
Sinclair The reported price was $500. The
transfer, however, provides that the deal is off
seatoii fails TO make good on the spring
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26

matches with Merton Team h.4
already turned that trick against sse5 ,lsy.15
Team A. In the match with -,,..ln -,,sllon
on Monday the Racquet Club in,rs5,w'.syai ,Ty5hwsa
-. -. L. Newhali and this player SHOW
today. P'ay again
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26
YALE QUINTET
TIES PENN FOR
THE LEADERSHIP
Bulldog Downs Tigers in
Close Cage Battle at
New Haven
B U ID D T EA M WINS
INTERCOLLEGIATE LEAGt.E.

frIseetcn ffsls 5SS 5SS tSlnmSIs galr;mGpth t53 s5a
Taking the game from Princeton by the
slim margin Of one foul goal, the Yale
basketball team went up a notch In the
1ntercollegiate League standing last night,
and IS now tied with Penn for first place
Both Penn anC Yale have won three Of
their four games.
Last nights contest was staged in
Hale's gymnasium at New Haven, where
large body o. students gathered to root
for the Blue team. The Ellis put up
much faster game than their Jersey op-
ponents, but the superior weight of
Princeton almost counter-b danced this
&C antage. At the end Of the first half
the teams had fought to n I'LL tie. Yale
took the lead at the beginning of the
second half and was never overtaken.
Tommy 9Hara, who is PLAYING forward an4
team. Of Trenton, has been asked 10 join the
Is that the Pren5n GGn TF @ays S1% Faas @
AVA away TO seek playerS while other clubs always
elsewhere.
IN Camden this evening. The Bears going
70 try, and keep the sKGeters down below
them In the race If possible.
> Camden had won six games in. a row before
lost two in succession.
Basketball rules order. the referee to dis
qualify players who punch. but Friedman, Fox
ana ana steele steele got got away with let ot punches in
qualified.
times in the last seven Years, and ES;warth,
mo more pi has 700 good team again thf season So
Richard yidmer, of FL Paso, Tex has
at ST. LuEes School seh5oi. '''' '''"'''"'' team
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26

their ability last night scores OF 200 ana over
8ginE trequent Cowcrlck Tailed 20I In His
HISt game for TrunrpOrtHtion. Barnes rec
isuItd a 2U' tOGl for Mathcr quintet. NunIcy
knocked down 200 for North American s1'iai
~ ms srconG game while ScnCiOn, after start
zane with liz and concluded a good night 5
Aetna cut Camden FIRES advantage 10 n
SiinEIe game bF winning two games out of
Terminal alleys last night. Actna's hauiirg1
alloWante was OF little value. as the winners
after dropping the first game tn Camden bv
% pms, rallied wonderfully and controlled
the Jcrseymen by 81 to T33 ana sTi To- Sii
-Ol' lvo and 2VI, an average Of 2O3.
The result OF last nights contests IN the
Drug League rolled on Casino alleys caused
a tie between National and Wampoe for Hrst
place ana these teams are scheduled to battle
on next Tuesday evening.
DIT Dri T 7; EoktmaR. o, the Eckman Company
6oTJinE team Is one q the oldest enthusasfs
good game. too
Dr.. ]. F. Hauck flashed lsO and 1s7 score
tn the TWO games no participated in Tor
Buchanan knocked down 2lI pins in his last
game for Smith. Kline & French COMPANY
team.
PHILADELPHIA Wholesale Drug Company's
handicap ALLOWANCE did not nguTe largely In
their reverse Of National They tOnuled over
sol In he second Sterling contributing 292 in
the second and 4Ul in the third.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26
PATHE POPULAR PEARL
PARTICULARLY "PEPPY"
Pearl White Gives Spirited Por-
trayal of Sympathetic Note
in "Hazel Kirke"
BY the PhOtoplay Editor

"lIH2cl Iiirke" Pathe Gold Rooster film.
IN five parts. by Steele Mackayc, produced by
The Whartons. Released Friday:
! t"HrI lNlfhc ....,.... PCnrl Mhie
lIor fnthrr ,.,,......,....W William Riley Hatch
Arthur tarringtOn .,.......,.,.Alen Murnam
liiiHcuS Greene ...,............ Creighton Hale
Squire Rodney ..................B Bruce McRea
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26

The CASING Alley team, viii roll return
series with philadelphia. Baltimore and WASH
tRft99 Raiirq2d A. IA q Wimagto9
Will try and uphold the honors OF this city
aEainst the Delawarlnes. a BANQUET will be
held IN the du Font Hotel Of that city,
Several OF the Insurance bowers showed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26
John Proctor Wins stnL0,

CALHOUN, Ala, Ian. % M
Glhlampioni John Proctor, won tbee national
aTae ddI9 Of SlbbR birS snbserpton stake froSon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26

Tonight UnderdowR No l team will meet
ProgressiYes. the leaders against the tailendeTs
In the Artisans League. section A.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26

Dr.. ]. F, Hauck flashed a $50 and lsT score
t1 me Two games no participated in Tor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26

Station S. by winning two games out of
Electric League. the series having been post
iie for fiTst place between ACCOUNTING and In
bthtlatiQn. each having won 24 and lost is
games The tie Will be rolled Off next Monday
night on Terminal alleys. The winners, best
afst round. Thls This week the second round viii
VIII contest against the winner OF the first
round for the championship at the end OF the
season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26

Or. r. T, Eckman, Of the Eckman Comnany
bowling team, Is one Of the Oldest CDtliIsiI sfs
active IN the sport. He rolls an exceedingly
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26

Buchanan knocked down 2lI pins in his last
team.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26

One of the best bits Of screen acting
seen in a long while is done by Ruby
Hoffman, in THE Devils Prayer Book"
which is booked for the Market Street
Theatre Thursday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26

The Artisan League the largest organiza-
,3 ti3n In ths city viii occupy the Keystone
alleys tonight. Tht" league OF 10 teams is one
squad more than there are alleys In the lin
and Arch streets establishment. so that a
series VIII be rolled at Terminal alleys in
order that all the squads may bowl. This has
been the case all season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26

Vica Dana, i'm "The Innocence of
Ruth" at the Savoy today is always di-
rected in her plays by John Collins. who,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26
NEWS OF LOCAL BOWLING ALLEYS

Fieks 266 score for Liberty Bell in his sec
ond game last night against Crescent in the
Philadelphia League series Is one of the best
flnsle-gane totals OF the year in competition
being only "a pins short Of the perfect 300
total. the object of the game
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26

Camden had won six games In a row before
Heading turned them around. Now they have
lost two in succession
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-26

Basketball rules order the referee to dis
qualify players who punch but Friedman, Fox
and steele got away with "A lot OF punches In
the Jasper Camden game without being dis
qualified.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-01-13

Ono deputy u = salary Of $500 Der
month; 81 cIsrk at q salarysof $1,000
per month; l,xtra clerk hire g $1,000
ton carried.
= =. P% syn La e n y, F. 2s; Jan; sra; 1919.
Ramsey County. North Dakota
/, p. H.. Grimm. Judge OF the County
Court Of Ramsey County, North Dakota,
do hereby request Of your Hon. Board.
per month, for salary Of a competent
clerk Of this Court.
tsisnssa aa-o = F III i; cs aRfTF IN
Moved by Nj. johnson. seconded by
Mr.. Gessner that the. reQuisition Of e.
=: grimm. County Judge. be granted at
'se'00 oe gsG T TsRa. n h St. 5an eas !, ssie.
To the Hon. Board Of County Commits
Rsm.sy County, North Dakota.
.x I orssasp1eetfyS'! Wy, make rsquisition for
Signed, Respectfully HH;RM Ky yo sTRnsrru
clerk District Court aa1t.e Ra@ sgSNS County.
Moved by Mr.. Thelin. seconded by Mr..
johnson that the requisition of Herman
Stenseth,- Clerk Of Court, be granted as
read. Motion carried.
Reauisitions for janitor were received
from the following:
nS ~ S SsSSafs Il 5os ;s'i 4. Rsf ! month sss
Moved BY MI: Thelin, seconded by Mr..
Gessner that the application Of Mike
%FItzgeraid as court house janitor for the
salary be fixed at $4,000 per month.
Moved by Mr.. McNaughton, seconded
by Mr.. johnson as an amendment to the
Val Gerhard as court house janitor for
the ensuing year alta salary of $4,000 per
month be accepted.
On roll call on the. amendment MI:
Johnson and Mr. M~cNaughton voted
and Maloney voted NO. Amendment
lost and the original motion prevailed.
Moved by Mr.. johnson. seconded by
Mr.: Gessner that the Auditor be author
the first of each month for the salaries
as fixed by the board. and by statute for
the county officers. deputies. clerks and
flied account with him. Motion carried.
til 2 O'Clock P. NJ,
Afternoon se.sion::.:.....
Moved by MI. McNaughton, seconded
by Mr.. Gessner that Irwin Merrill be APP
R Ro1aeea aa%R egpr np by e Ga. a E. c senson e entf fhs
, Frank Emigh farm. Motion carried
Moved by Mr.. Thelin. seconded by Mr..
Johnson that the continuation Of the
bond of the Ramsey County Abstract
Company with the Northwestern Trust
Company Of Grand Forks, N. D., as sure
ty in h sum of SO, 100000 be approved.
Motion carried.
Moved that the following bills be al
lowed and warrants ordered drawn in
payment of same as follows:
E.. l.. Duel1. Account of Clyde Duffy
attorney fees as per court or
E. L. Duleii. Account Of G. A.. '' "
Conant attorney fees as per
order Of Court. ........... 80 %
DR.. w. F. Sihler. Medical
attendance county
prisoners .............$ 5 90
Postmortum as per or
der Of E. w. Gilbertson
coroner ..............1 w
Devils Lake State Bank. Ac.
count Of A.. J. Speck for paint.
ing court room. 10 OF
Western Utilities Corporation.
Lights, telephones and water
for December, 1915, ......... SO A.
Joe Jilek. Repairing boiler in
Rodenbach & Mundt, Supplies
for court house and Jail 80. 6 OF
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11oaaaY, January srd, 1919.
The Board met at : O'Clock r. n.
Is. r sssns D1 Ssioney Sn Mesasestoa '0 and
The minute. Of the previous meeting,
No sey sssd Sy I'm M on M aSsiSe ,tS1rG Seconded
- l. ' sis : e sSsi aSa! 3 sd board ssri
fos the ensuing year; Notion carried;
III. Gessner that this board accept the
sum Of $155.o0 for payment in full Of
tse personal property taxes Of John
e Gs' Years n as H. i G'iS and ea P e inei aaee 1871 81
ana that the Auditor b instructed to
cancel tai. certificate No. $50, sale, Of
1i,s; e9xysEEt neE. lGts zd al e s9 20 a. e; S Sft1 q =
Devils Lake. Motion carried.
M. Thelin that the following election
L Iiilehon5Town Hall in Sc II of
!. sf Is%ton11rown Hall in NE II of
sf Ne%ian "a: School House in
SW ia Of Section 16.
l. ,Highland-school House In Section
s. Bartlett-Hotel Village Of Doyon.
&. Hope-Central School Building.
!. Newbre-school House in Section IS.
;. FancherA. J. Hammar's House in
s1 IA Of Section Is.
10: Prospect-Consolidated School house
II. Odessa-Jerusalam- School House.
Il. stevens-Wm. Parker's House Sec
II: ontario-rown Hall in Townsite Of
SOutham.
II. Noonan-school house in sw Ia of
section Is.
IS. cate-schel hoqss in sectie IN; g; .,
Of section g.,
II. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hall Village
of Hampton. .
II: Minnewaukaann-school house in NE
n. ~ HG p hause in NE OF sec
IL cleveland-school house in sw If
NV Ia Of section 26.
n Sullivan: School house in NV Ii
-. Royai-school house No. 1 in Sec
"a. ~Iake-rown Hall Richardson's Sub
Is. Freshwater-Tuford's School house:
e: W~ebster-Town Hall. townsite OF
n. Bersen-school House in sw Ia Of
.. Pieasant-school house in section II
50. Grand Harbor-Maccabee Hall in
~ erf ps1 Hassor ssat10f house Sc ia Of
IL DeGroat-Town Hall in SW II Of
section Is.
81. Norway-Knute Nestegard's house:
IS. Coulee-Town hall Townsite of
Penn. -
81. Irvine-E. G.. Enger's house in NV
81. -charehs Ferry vil-village Hall.
Sc. Edmere Vihliage-village Hall Ed
81. starkweather vil.-school house in
StarkWeather Village.
IS. 1st Ward Devils Lake city-City
Hall Devils Lake.