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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-08
BANK STATEMENTS
PROVE ] PROSPERITY Y { ! :
Total Deposits in the Bismarck
Banks Reach : Over Three
Million Dollars.

Bank statements are an unfailing
sign of prosperity. Bismarck banxs
have on deposit at the present time,
according to the statements just is.
sued, $3,147, 238.11. According to
that statement, Bismarck and the en-
tire surrounding community is pros
perons.
The statements Issued for the close
Of business December 81, establish
new records for deposits in all the
banks. The increase in the business
of the banks shows that Bismarck
is the financial center of the central
portion of the state and the Slope
country. sa ~
The significant figures from the
statements issued by the three banks
in the city are the following:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-01-08

/; mot 10 very many years ago 1t waa
. common thing for men to be arrested
for debt" "a
Even now they're often pinched for
money" s.s@.s ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-07
"NNh HLdcEs or PAVING
tSn1:U WAY At UopE,,I.r
Isnoe!al ~ Th. Times. nisnn,nh !

i',r,...ti - IN" ilnieS- Dispatch
ii'I'f.N Eli. VA, january G-Soy
era additional blocks OF asphalt hlocI,
paving nre being laid along ,hc wafer
'front.' Al city Point by tic pu pom,
fowder COMPANY ana ~" village soon
VIII nave its principal streets ali
smooth paved. 1t j. undcrstood tba,
me Du Pont Company will soon be-
I'm work also on :. street leading from
village .aS; Of HONEYWELL to ..E,.
V!!Ias" on the west This street viii
he smooth paved. and II is said ,bat
cawson street VIII he made ;hc CON
Meeting thorourhfarc
Inside the plant the powder co,nnany
- smooth paving thorougnf,rc con
Meeting each Of It's plants, and it's Ter
minus VII! be tn" city Point dock
The Du Font Company is now rc-
es!vin@ and dispatching Il large amount
~ freight 10y way OF the James River
noais. Shipments by water viii l..
largely Increased when the mex $40
opo pier is ready fo, use. ana mis- .
expected TO be completed this week
III" Old Dominion Line has con,
mcnced construction of another piar
al City Point. The new oicr. when
was recently built, was found too small
TO handle the shipping. and the CON
stFuction OF an additional wharf was
made necessary. The pier Nil cosr
several thousand dollars. and viii
greatly increase the facilities AT the
local terminals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-07
SMlTH-C0URTNEY COMPANY
SUES STATE LIME BOARD
Contractors for Machinery nj Lime
Grinding Plant CInln Bninnce Due
On Account of SiI,:.I5.31.

The smith Courtney Company yes
tcrday afternoon instituted suit III the
city Circuit Court against the mom-
bcrs OF the state Convict Lime Board,
Auditor Z. Lee Moore and State Treas
urcr y. ". Hartman. Ir.. FOR tho rc-
covcry OF $ii,3t..37. alleged to he due
the comp;Tny
u Is rccitcl IN tho dclihcra,ion that
TN" pctitionine company entered into
a contract with the lime grinding
board on May II. 1911. for the furnish.
inG and Installation Of machinery and
appliances for crushing limestone. at
a. rricc of $l9,"SS rho company. it IS
alleged, faithfully complied with the
terms OF the contract Extra costs
amounting to sl.35i3,. arose. it is
said, and I'll. hoard agreed 10 pay them.
In October, i!ii. the board paid tho
company Sa.?oi. leaving Il balance due
ri Sll.3ia.3T. Payment Of this amount
tie petition rc"itcs, has been refused
10y the charm III OF the board, Cover
nor stuart, ann by Auditor G. Lee
Moore
III" members OF the board are Gov
crnor stuart. Superintendent James H.
Wood, Of the state Pcnitcntiary. and
Commissioner Of Agriculture George
w. koincr. Tine papers were filed by
Christian. Gordon & christian. 1t is
said that tho lime grinding board bases
its refusal TO complete payment on the
ground tina; the Smith Courtney Com
panS did not 1.-Two up to Its contract.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-07

~ AND our uI, TON \.

Misses Fanny ana Margaret Miller
will leave later in the winter for
Florida
Mrs. seth Barton Frongh. who is
spending some time ~ THE Virginia Hot
SPRINGS. has been ia Richmond TINS
week for Il few Gays.
Miss Katherine CabelI has returned
TO the Castle School, y. Y, after spend
ing II" holidays mere.
Miss Nancy Carrineton. OF this city,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs :, c. Morton,
Jr, in South Boston.
Miss Il. {. Lee. OF fredericksburg. is
visiting mere for Il short time. before
leaving for Newport News. where she
will be the guest OF Mrs. &. y .,rlct;.
Major and Mrs. Alexander Sidney
i.anicr have returned to Washincton
after a visit To relatives in Richmond.
Mrs !. w. ADAMS and Miss Helen
Barney, OF Fredericksburg, are guests
Of friends here.
Mrs Ernest r. Crawford and her son
have returned 10 Iiarriqonburg. after
spending some time with Mr. and Mrs.
II. w Rountree on Park Avenue
Mrs. Robert Ranlett. OF Rochester,
y. Y. is visiting her mother, Mrs. Potts,
In Westmoreland Place.
Mr.. and AIRS. Fred Lawrence. who
have been visiting here, have returned
20 Portsmouth.
Charles j.. Ruln. of this city, has
been spending Il short time in Fred
ercksburg this week.
Miss Elizabeth i.aBoyteaux, of San
Francisco, is The guest OF Miss Gene
Heck. of 1O7 East Franklin Street
where she will spend several DAYS.
Miss lnBoytcanx and Miss Heck will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-07
GENEROUS REQUESTS
ARE MADE BY SCHWARTZ
Leaves scottish Bodies. $1,000; Masonic
Home. 5000, md to Emporin
Lodge, S2,DHi.
LSneoiAl - The Times. Disnntch.

tSpccial 10 The Times. Dispatch.l
EMioRlA, VA. January G-rhe
VIII OF the late Harry Schwartz was
admitted 10 record In the clerks office
yesterday To the local Masonic
Lodge he left $1,000. to he applied to
its debt. and n trust fund of 81 900. TO
be known as The Harry Schwartz
Fund" the interest from which is TO
he used for tho relief OF widows and
orphans Of members OF this lodge
To the Masonic Home Of Richmond
he lett $500. and to the Scottish Rite
bodies u Richmond. $1,000
To the Hebrew Home for tho Aged
ana iEiIrm Richmond, ne left $500. and
10 ny" other Hebrew charitable socie
ties. $500 each
To his wife lie left $4,000 and saoa
q month. as well az the residue of his
estate after paying tic following he
quests; Mother. interest on $4,000: four
SISTERS, S',dot each; one brother. 50 n00.
thTec children o; Bernard I.cw.nhcrp
Norfo!k, $1,000 each; two nieces in
baltimore. Md. $500 each; Hebrew
congregation. Ncustadt, Surint. Rus.
STA. $1,000
me administrators arc w r. IInr-
HlhE' Einp"ria. Leon NJ Nelson. Rich
mon', and his widow. Minnie Schwa,,z
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-07

,ni,ie,r,,i,c ,,,,,5 - - ,oc,,a, =,
a,, &C., H., -
80" ~ ~" "ioa" S''ee's' "'u
20 be snbtcrrancan $4,000.
Total. s3.GOS. 3Gl.j
,,,,
ANIMAL ExrEN DrrrRES
.rh, ne. 80 -, ~
,,r,n,.rts ,,d.,r cn,,ro, -, 80 ,,,,,t
i.,r.,,,.a pn,rI
ront r.,on,,n. :. ,,Irr,a
Hsli'ia i'oso''aia-' pay ron I'"oo'
''n am, $''.'"'' 'o'ai' s'1."o.
"'.t D'p'' men paE r"i' 49,
49,. ,a', -. i''.f'i.1"' t"''i'
$-"".'oH."'
.'ns nepar'nHnt--paS ron. $ia'.-
,,S, %, nr r"'''''""'''' S-'-'''"s"' 'o'"''
1891 "3.2h.
ot'y home and poor %: the city pay
80, "'''"'''""c'' f'''NN'' to'"''
CITY Electric i!ant. pax roll. $3i,So0:
maintenance. "l.603. total. si6jio3.
First Mark t---pay roil. S.iS1.3o:
maintenance. $l.3GI.25: total. S..5ia.l5.
Second MarkSt-pay roll S9.iG3 20 /:
maintenance. sl.:2o; total. S3.SS5.2o.
Fairgrounds total. Si7,Soo
Inspector Of Weights and Me.surcs-
pay roll. $500: maintenance. ssnn. total
81. 200 '''''''
ccmctcrics--ray rollsl6.o9c 80: main
tcnancc. Sia.o3o 90: total. s3fI"o5O
Chemical laboratorv-total.s ooon
Building observation-disclosures ron. S2o
SOS: main,cnancn. SIS 800 ~ ,otai s=S
o34.15.
Ynrks ma, ,oil ANA ,,in,,,,,.o J..
cIudinr nursorv ,o,a, s,oo oon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-07
IIOpEWELL pOST-OFFICE
SOON READY FOR Use

fSneciai to The Times Dispatch
finPEW ELL. VA. January s.-Post-
master John lianlon announced to-
day that tho new Hopcwcll Post Office
VIII he completed and ready for oc-
cupancy In about three weeks The
office VIII be equipped and opened for
business a few days later. The pos.
office ut City Point is at present being
used, and business men have been
forced To undergo great inconvcnicnccs
in securing their mail.
very unique situation exists here
wh.re a city OF 10000 people is with
out post Office. and the announce
ment that the local Office would soon
open for business was received with
Il great deal OF pleasure among tic
business men.
regular mail service will he In
sttutcd. The post office AT CITY Point
has hccn congcsted by the large
amount OF extra mail being received
through there for Hopewcll. This Of
ten caused a delay of several DAYS in
receiving a letter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-07
PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS
FROM BuND-ISSI l.. FUN

Tho list Of improvements. with the
amounts needed for each, as recon-
mcndcd BY the Administrative Board, TO
be provided for In a bond issue is as
follows:
Construction OF REINFORCED concrete
bridge and approaches. including right
First street Bridge, s250.ooo.
Improvement OF Shockoe Creek.
Bacon Quarter Branch and tributaries.
100000.
Sewers generally, 100000.
Riverside Drive improvements, in
GLIDING right Of way. $4,000.
city farm TO be purchased by the
Administrative BOARD, $4,000.
Streets generally, 100000.
General storchcusc. $4,000.
Construction II a re-cnforccd concrete
Hume from settling basin To Bosher's
Dam, including right Of way. $500. 900.
Purchase or iicnrico County Gas
Company's plant, mains. connections.
etc. or the installation OF certain mains
TO take care OF the annexed territory
now covered by the licmrico County Gas
Company, s225,n00.
Modern up-,o date pavilion hospital
including interior equipment and Site
$500 900
Installation Of large water mains IN
various locations FOR the purpose o..
increasing the flow Of water, $685.
3Gl.a4
Public comfort station. rs per plans
and specifications on file with the Adj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-07
NEGRO MURDERER
CAPTURED ny polio T.

Special 10 Tie Times Dispatchl
!lorEW ELL. VA, January G.--Frank
smith, alias Boss, negro who late
last night shot and killed Arthur
= Lart. colored. rival. and seriously
injured Albert Fowler. colored. in a
restaurant on Railroad Avenue in
"pcaeh Valley" was captured early to-
day ~ he was boarding a Seaboard
Air Line train in Petersburg for North
carolina.
The shooting occurred over WON
"i!. Smith ran Stuart into the res
,aUSant aud shot him through the back
as h entered. \ stray bullet struck
Fowler ~. tho log and seriously in
iurci him.
Smith Was captured h. Officers Wi.
Hams and Smith OF the iloncwcl
police force. He was returned here
ana viii bc given n preliminary hear
inr in Police Court tomorrow. lie
confessed Ia tho shooting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-07
INTEREST AND REDEMirIOS
TAKES OSE-FOIHTU OF REVENUE

In addition The Finance Committee
will have to appropriate approximately
$500. 900 for interest and redemption.
The city owes local banks Sl,3i5.0on,
and on Monday night the Common
Council authorized the Finance Com
nittcc to borrow 100000 for the 1916
budget.
The proposed bond issue is for gen
eral improvements, including Shockoc
Creek. streets. sewers, new pavilion
hospital. purchase OF Henrco County
Gas Company's Elant. aumc to enlarge
tho water suppl. First street Niaduct,
Riverside Drive, water mains, city
warehouse. city farm and public com
fort station AZ Seventh and BROAD
Streets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-07
How wonderfully
Resinol soothes
itching skins!

If you have eczema, ringworm
or other itching, burning, sleep
destroying skin eruption, try Resi-
mol Ointment and Resinol Soap and
sec how quickly the itching stops
and the trouble disappears. Resinol
Ointment is also an excellent house
hold remedy for dandrutf, sores.
burns, wounds, chafings and for
score OF other uses where soo,h-
ing, healing application is needed.
Resinol contains nothing Of harsh or iniu-
rions nature and can be used freely even or the
most irrtated surface. Every druggist sells
Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap; t.al free,
Dept. rs. Resiuol, Baltimore, Md.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-07

lSaeciel TO Tie Times D.s1atchl
fiAi'-pI TESEii.Lt, VA, January g
James g. White, Ir.. OF Red Nm. this
county. aud Miss Mary Massie Turner
laughter o; Mr. and Mrs. w. IL Turner
~ Alton. va, were married to-day at
the brides honc. the ceremony being
performed by Rev. l.. Hunter Early. Of
n" EatesTillr Methodist Church
owing 10 n recent bereavement in the
srpo'n's family. only the members Of
fhe two families we're Invited. Mr. and
Mrs. White left Immediately after the
c"r.mou: for 4 Northern trip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-07
God y-Wcnycr.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. January 8.
Mayo stanley Woody and Mrs. Mary
u. Weaver, hoiii OF Madison County.
We're narired yesterday AT the parson-
aIe oi the High street Baptist Church.
TINS citN, keX. iicnry w. Battle H. -.
officiating Immediately after the
ceremony MIR. and Mrs. Woody LEFT for
Madison, where they will reside.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-07
SPECIAL NOTICE

Mrs. Alice Z. Cntcn. formerly the
local manager for Poropathy and Ma
nipulative Surgery without the knife
and no medicine given through the
stomach, has left the city. and the
mana cement has been taken up, until
further notice, by DR. Arthur dc COL
lard himself All communications and
telephone calls Will be attended TO ~
Dr a collard or the Poropathy Nurse.
Miss Ida karlsson. Address or coil
a0s-lH-12. nth floor, Lyric Building.
Richmond, Va. Telephone Madison
alSS. Respectfully,
DIR. ARTHUR DIE COLLARD,
Inventor of roropathy, Manpulativo
Surgery, Physical Culture. Massage,
etc-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-07
Pricc-ll,.rrInS.

tSpecialto The Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, January G.
Thomas Price and Miss Grace Her
ring, both OF the county. were married
yesterday a. the parsonage of tn. First
BAPTIST Church. on .tltaulont Circle.
Roy. Cecil v Cook, II -. officiating.
The groom resides on Kcarney's Noun
tain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-07
Invitations ARE ISSUED
FOR DANCE At LABURNUM
Hir. and Mrs. John Stewart Bryan to
Entertain I'm Honor OF Misses
Fairfax and Taylor.
MISS PURCELL GIVES TEA
Mrs. II. w. Gricc and Mrs. v. +. Lam
dcrkin Are liostesscs at Auction
Bridge Party ut Commonwealth
tlub--Card Party for Mrs. Upton.

.ir anu Mrs. John stewart Bryan
have scnt out invitations for n dance
at "i.aburnum'' on the evening of
Thursday. Junuary IT, The affair IS
in honor Of Miss Eugcuia Fairfax and
Miss Doris TAYLOR. and the Invitations
have been limited 10 the Younger set.
innirs of Yesterday.
Miss Anna Purcell gave Il pretty tea
yesterday afternoon At her home, %"
Park Avenue. In honor OF Mrs A.
Murat Willis. Tho tea table was sci
with pink roses and those assisting
In doing the honors of the afternoon
were Mrs. Leslie Reed. Mrs. Karl
blackwell ana Mrs. Ilampdcn cnnnbcr-
lame.
Airs. Edward ". crice md Mrs. Y.
+. Lnndcrlsiu entertained ninr tables
81 auction bridge NJ the Commonwealth
club Yesterday afternoon. Following
tho game. refreshments were served
In the main dining room. anl Tho
tables were decorated In pink aow"ra
an! -hadcd lights.
Another informal affair Of ves,crday
afternoon was the bridge part! given
b. Mrs. Bsrratd Robb NJ her ho0.e on
III. River u aG In aonor o. Mrs r:l-
win Carleton upton. who IS her guest.
Two tables wcrc entertained, and tc1
sag served 1T the conclusion OF the
game.
Art Exhibition.
The advanced students of tho Art
club OF Richmond have sen, ont invi->
lations for an exhibition of their work
md a tea In honor OF Mrs. George i.
Run. of Paris on "Wednesday after
noon. January H. from to : o'clock,
y. the Art club This IS tho hist
exhibition "f its KIND held under the
auspices ~ the students, ana til" stu
dent committee IL inviting those who
are especidly mtoreated IN the ha-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-07
Judge KepIey Desirn,,.d

Judge Fulton kcclcy. Of tho Ciroui.
court or Bland County. was DESIGNATED
yesterday ny Governor stuart Ia sIt
Tor Judge y. II. billiard in :hc Circuit
court Of Franklin County. curing the
der. The special assignment, was ,,ano
ny the Governor At the request of
Judge billiard who certified tina, #
would he improper for him TO reside
during the trial OF this case
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-07

Tho annual meeting Of the Chester
field Chapter. United Daurhtcrs or ,rc
S"hfedefncy. viii hc held this afternoon
~ " O'Clock In the home Of Mrs. j. NJ
'r"rorN. Park Avenue. Forest mn 4
fun attendance Is desired, as election OF
officers will take place
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-07

The board Of managers of tho Rich
1nond EHchang" for Woman's Work
VIII meet IT tic exchange to-day a, IL
noon,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-07
"HOuSeh0ld Hints!"
WO,II:N's MEETINGS.

i"nvc Monday ~ return 10 school II
New York state
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-07
ENGLISH PREPARED WAX

for all polished surfaces hardwood floora
etc Did you ever try any on your automo-
bile? 1t preserves the luster, protects the
paint easily applied. Try can at soc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-07
MAYONNllSE DRESSING

Have you tried our Homemade MAY
onnaisc. prepared by our French chef,
Napoleon? 1t has most exquisite
flavor. with that extraordinary satisfy
ing taste. You will like it, Try a lar
at 21c. Always fresh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-07
LIQUID VENEER

With each soc bottle Of Liquid Veneer
sold Friday and Saturday We will give
free OF charge one specially treated dust
cloth that rctalS at 25c.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-01-14
In Re Sale of Acacia School District
$1,000 Bonds.

S2,OOC Bonds.
This being the time for the receiv'
inc of bids on the Acacia School Dis
trict $4,000 Bond Issue, the matter is
regularly called and the following
bids received and opened:
Cd First National Bank, Ell Centre
California: Par, accrued interest ant
$500 premium.
(2) First National Bank Of
Barnesville, O.: Par, accrued Interest
and S21.O0 premium.
1t appearing to the Board that the
bid of the First National Bank OF
Barnesvillt. Ohio, is the highest anC
best bid offered. it is on motion or
dered that the said bonds be sold tt
the First National Bank of Barnes
vile. Ohio, on its bid of par and ac
crued interest. plus a premium OF
$21.O0 Motion seconded, and carried
by the following vote:
Ayes-Messrs. Boyce, Carr. Shaw
Shepard and Chairman Beai-5.
Noes-None.
Resolution to Present Ordinance No
"a.
The following resolution, regarding
the following vote:
Aves-MessrS. Boyce. Shaw, Shep
ard and Chairman Beal a.
Noes-None. (Mr. Carr not vot
ing).
RESOLUTION.
Whereas, there has been a tendency
among certain stockmen and others
in the County, to herd and allow stocl
to herd upon and injure flooded or ir
rigated roads, thereby greatly injur.
ing and damaging said roads, anC
causing the County enormous expense
in trying to overcome the effects
above noted. and
Whereas, it has become apparen
to this Board that the only way t6
overcome this needless waste and in
Jury is the passage of an ordinance
making it unlawful to allow stock o.
any kind to cause injury as notec
above; now, therefore, be it
Resolved, that Ordinance No. "a bt
presented for adoption.
Passage of Ordinance No. 34
An ordinance prohibiting the NOV.
ing. herding or driving of, or permit
ting, cattle, horses, mules or othel
live stock. on, over or upon roads
or parts of roads, wet by irrigation
or flooding, in Imperial County: pro
viding for sufficient number of mer
to be in charge of said cattle, horses
mules or other live stock; and pro
viding penalties for the violation c1
the ordinance and all parts thereof.
The foregoing entitled Ordinance
was passed and adopted by the fol
lowing vote:
Ayes-Messrs. Bovce, Shaw, Shep
ard and Chairman Beal-4.
Noes-None. supervisor Carr no
voting)-1.
Absent-None.
Passage of Ordinance No. 19A
Amending No. 10.
An Ordinance prohibiting the flood
ing, digging up. injuring or obstruct.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-01-14

ing of any highway or travelled roads
! within the County of Imperial, and
regulating the granting of permits
/ for the building of ditches, laying OF
pipes and erection of poles in any
/ such highway or travelled road, and
providing penalties for the violation
thereof.
1 The foregoing entitled Ordinance
was passed and adopted by the fol-
lowing vote:
! Ayes-Messrs. Boyce, Carr, Shaw,
Shepard and Chairman Beal-5.
! Noes-None.
! Absent and not voting-None.
In Re County Farm Advisor.
/ The following resolution in the mat
ter of an appropriation to secure a
county farm advisor was presented
and passed by the following vote:
i Ayes-Messrs. Boyce, Carr, Shaw,
Shepard and Chairman Beal-5.
1 Noes-None.
/ RESOLUTION.
/ Whereas, it appears that this coun-
I ty needs the services of a County
Farm Advisor, and
/ Whereas, said Advisor is provided
by the State, which pays the salary
of said Advisor, on condition that the
! County appropriate the sum of two
/ thousand ($2,00O00) dollars a year
for three consecutive years, to cover
expenses of said advisor; now, there
fore, be it
Resolved, That the County of I'M
perial levy special tax for the pur
pose of defraying said expenses of
IIyicn To
exceed the sum of two thousand
term of three consecutive years; and
be it further
/ Resolved, That & copy of this reso
luton be sent to the Dean Of the Ag-
ricultural College of the University
of California, and to B. H. Crocheron,
head of the farm advisor movement
Of California.
In tie Matter of Demands for Tax
Refunds.
On motion of Mr.. Shepard, second
ed by Mr.. Shaw, il is ordered that in
the future no demands for tax re-
funds will be approved by this Board
unless the demand shows the year
of the tax, the volume and page num-
ber, the approval Of the Assessor and
I Auditor, and unless the tax receipt be
attached thereto.
In re Rate for Printing.
On motion of Mr.. Shepard, duly
seconded and carried, it is ordered
that the rate for printing for the en-
suing year be the same as for last
year.
Re Appointment of Official Newspaper
for Ensuing Year.
On motion of Mr.. Shepard, second
ed by Mr.. Shaw and unanimously car
ried, it is ordered that the Imperial
Valley Press be appointed the Off
cial organ of the County for the en-
suing year, beginning January l, 1916
| On motion, the Board took recess
until Tuesday, January 4, 1916, at 10
o'clock a M