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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-02-03

DO, AS Santa Barbara ,s
o ev WI II Is only question OF a aace
'"o movie shows the men or. aien
Tue launch painted to ,ha
'ne saihns master and the M "nnrr
nihe the launch were aware ~, run
pretty girl In "A snowy yacn,t. very
tune being rowed In the d,res COS
'onh fowell's yacht by h,,n OF
,a,,oa .'sn aspect The sailing mss,a
no'ioeu the girl In the rowbo., as'er
I'M heeniy' but turned as tbona, EYED
- my ny the companionwsv
'ner cautioned Quabba to ma,ay' Hs-
piahation II questioned. M sh. no ef-
10 give Arthur the happv 80 "Shed
racing him unannounced D. PRISE or
on "a'ch barred her way nor ' '
any questions shouted over the were
Suuooa' The yacht swung idIv ' 10
cnor' ana such or the crs,y ut an
.e ooat We're In the rorecas,lo on
the gypsy fellow who had co1,N win
win The friend OF the ownar "Voard
the bottle or liquor TIM, nero
olousht was augmented bv So "aa
nc same quality one OF the hosn,,s, VI
sailors had In his bunk '''A"e
IN Arthur's cabin Blair hat -
ell himself with shower ma e,'esn-
ueu iiesh linen and YACHTING a.,, aou.
arthur ). The two young u',' VI
or the same size. and tha - 80 were
"uu cap utted Blair 10 u nlcety ~'
i-S'ner' crossing the derl san
'"i'or or officer Ia charge Sha ~. ~
ooine one stirring abart and tbsra
what was evidently the ownar,s III
sue noted tall and stalwnr, ,.'''
nun IN uniform. his back turr., ing
open door Esther tiptoed sas 'ue
~ Pu',ihg the diamond from ,hs
SKY out In view upon her pecL .Do
'ipS had Trained the wori "Ar,h,-.,
" " "en she found herself gazing horr,
1'n ii'" mirror that rerectad a..
nanusome but wicked face Of Blsir'
Esther turned with n cr, o.
ihu sped across The deck 1h,ra
nc NORWAY to the rorecastle Tho
'u'Ay FORM or le,ring, sodden hru,s
FEATURE faced her IL WAS IL
i-o'eni Esther turned and dartsd -
'ne sue missing the clutchlng grasn
y DUR stanley by IA hairs bresd,h
he sudden reVulsiou from HON. o.,
happiness 10 fear aud DESPAIR had er,v
!" ,,s'ner 10 II frenzy Of sudden fright
- 'noush upon the wings Of fear M,
ie'l Hardly knowing what she dId
ave that she escaped her enemies -.
her plunged over the sheer slds NJ
he yacht into the sea.
Down down. down she sank In the
Old. waa water There was RIM
TX OF death bells In her ears. pres
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-02-03
CHAPTER <<<iV.
"The King of Diamonds"

THE next day. the delay and los
Ing their way giving their enc
mics chance to overtake them
~, hnrsns sfnlnn frnln Il INN
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-02-03

him mute. actually. these wild Ameri
cans seem 10 take pistoling as an ev
eryday matter like having mullins for
tea at home in Englandr
Luke and Blair had failed again.
They had intercepted the blackboard
and had shot down the brave young
miner. who had refused to halt at
their sudden shouts TO do 50 when they
had sprung out from the brush of the
hillside on TO the road With quick
blow Quabba struck down Blair. but
too late TO save the driver
They have killed me, Drive on and
save yourselves" had been the last
words OF the driver ana even as he
had fallen. or had thrown himself from
the seat. he had struck the horses Il
quick. heavy blow with the whip.
which had fallen at the feet of Esther.
rhe maddened horses left the pursu-
ng Luke and Blair far behind But
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-02-03

Upon the whole matter l account
person who has moderate mind and
fortune and lives In the conversation
or two or three agreeable friends. with
little commerce In the world besides.
who IL esteemed well enough by his
Few neighbors that know him and Is
truly irreproachablc by anybody; and
so. after healtbful. quiet life. before
the great Inconvenience OF old age,
goes more silently out OF It than he
'aine In nor ! would not bnve him 80
much ms cry In the EXIT; this Innocent
oeceiver or the world, as Horace calls
nim' this ''muta persona. take to
nave been more happy In his part than
Tue grentest motors that al the stage
Win show and noise. nay. even than
augustus himself. who asked with his
,ast breath whether he had not played
us farce very WELL "A braham Cewlsy.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-02-03
The Harry Man.

lTo BE CONTINUED. !
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-02-03

at fork In the road they took the
wrong turn and went astray. Realiz-
Ing this, Esther and Quabba made
camp and waited till daybreak.
Around their small campfire. which
they sheltered with rocks in order not
to attract attention. the three 50
strangely thrown together recounted
their eyentful adventures
1t IS coincidence. my dear young
lady Marmaduke Smythe remarked
finally, that you are seeking for this
elusive young millionaire. John Pow
ell, too. have letter for him from
That astute chap. Blake, the Richmond
detective. This Blake is most reti-
cent person, but he assured me thar II
came to California and saw this John
POWELL the latter would help me to To-
cate Arthur Stanley. Whether he Is
Ticket of leave man or Is to be lynch.
Ell o. remain fugitive is not In my
province To argue. He is the heir to
the Stanley earldom. But frankly
young lady. il England expects me- to
go any farther in doing my duty I'm
this matter England is vastly mis-
taken. | am going back as soon as
can ind train and boat to take mo
lr you are seeking this John Powell
aiso' VIII you ask him to convey this
10 Arthur Stanley? Oddly enough. nj.
though / was not all surprised nj any.
thlhg that happened to me in Ameri.
ca, found this when attacked By In
dians-l heard their warwhoons dis
tlnctly-yesterday on the veldt-or
rather, In a marsh"
And to the GREATNESS Arrangement Of
Esther and Quabba the English lnwve,
Drought from his breast pocket in tn.
most matter OF fact manner rho dio
mond from the sky,
Again and again the Englishman ex
planned the strange place and tho
strange manner Of its finding. Esther
and Quabba could not grasp or solve
the mystery Of the strange reappear.
ance Of the heirloom.
AS for the English lawyer he onlv
asked to be rid of it. 81 wish no fur
tner responsibilities, and | would NOT
stay On the veldt or in the iunglaa ~
america for a leather hatbox fuu %
diamonds from the sky" he added
80 please deliver 1t to this Mr.. Powell
Tor Arthur Stanley, with nv commit.
ments' exacting, Of course, a recent
AS lie said the words he rnoda
Drlef receipt In his notebook and Ton
dered the book and his fountain non
to Esther, adding. please sipn Nj
Harding"
But when Esther affixed her nane
boldly Esther Stanley the Enolisb
Hwyer scratched his head In p,...lal
manner But, although he was ,,z.
zied, he was not surprised. Nothin,,
tnat could happen in America ever sur
prised Marmaduke Smythe.
Esther clasped the diamond around
ner neck. BY every right and title #
belonged to her. The impulse that had
actuated her father, the late Colona,
STANLEY, to rob her Of her birthright in
order that the great gem might never
go to Blair Stanley, his enemy's child
was the impulse that made Esther,s
heart beat resolutely with the same re.
solve. If the diamond from the skv
was In sooth the Stanley charm against
Marin Esther Stanley needed its pro-
tecting influence now. 1t seemed that
the purposes of fate. operating through
the great diamond, had been served
so far as Marmaduke Smythe was CON
cerned. He had found the diamond
In the wilderness, and he had passed
1t on.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-02-03

bruised aud swollen aud bit her lbs
till the blood came She knew now
whom she had 10 light. their cruelty
ana their cunning hut she resolved
20 match cruelty ana cunning with her
beauty and her womau's wilt This
time she would stack the cards The
queen ~ hcnri- would play against her
old cuuf-lcrates ror the diamond fr,tu
the sky
AZ Sluta H4rbara Esther aud Quab.
uA arrive. ASA there they learn that
.he beautiful new yacht belonging To
John fowea Is stan IN the harbor
Esther resolves 20 visit Arthur ON
board unnnnouuced. taking With her
HE diamond and the Stanley docu
mcut She believed Arthur would
SHOW what course would be best FOR
them both to take Esther had no
doubt VI Arthurs loyalty or his love
Tor her. All She had looked forward
10 was TO meet him face to face. With
this in view she had endured and nd.
'entuled with stcadfast courage and
high resolve
Esther does not know that Blair has
knowledge OF john Powell and bI.
yacht But Blur. having no cause for
secrecy when he has arr ..cI ln santo
""I"nra' has not remained hidden nj
Il MOTEL rs Esther has. the discreet
HuabDa also Keeping from sight. So
"'Alr has learned Arthur has left tho
y"cht ana hns returned TO Los Angelic.
"a business
Mess Esther has communicated
with Arthur. which Blair does NOT
'eein likely Arthur has no reason "a
,e' 70 suspect him. Blair knows. in
ms daring way Blair Is Indifferent ue
'e'e-rAphs 10 Arthur he hns arrival I'm
SANTA barbara aud X disappointed I'm
missing MIN Arthur realizes that no
~ usnrpcr standing Ia the wav OF |
o'''' o'rthright. the Stanley heritage
OF thls n not for the old associatio,
~ their Wild youth In Vlrrin;n Ar,hrr
D '"S II generous desire to make amends
Blair TIE uoes
~ 'Nlhns vish also 10 keen Rlair
rom Los Angeles. The time may 80
"'i sac nay need him. though whom
u"'ies against Duraud. the k,ny
ul"ihonds. ana the resi- of ,ho
p"'A' as they call Themselves M,
JUST now she Is not I'm ono, -.
ti,,,.', DUCK She suggests TO Ar.
.n"r 'h't Blair stay and look or,cr rho
, ,","' III santa Barbara ana that lotor
jim MN there for a cruise nh Ia
-''uer How She Is 10 exert bor ,.,,a.
"po" Arthur In the proximity or pia,s
- " matter that Vivian Ieoves 60 49,
'Ile ana the place. " '"e
nl'lr and the sailing mos,or e, -.
ya'ht get their tclcpr,,,h,t,. VI 'ne
ah y' arthur. and when Bloir goa'
a ,o. ~ hhds the sailing master an1
.,i,a VI ,ne men " one watch ohoa~a
IL. u the crew having been o,r.aa
,,,'e 'eaVe Ia the absence -, 80"
low t"Ne Yourself at home MFR s,on
,,.,n Sn5s The sailing moster ..v
III ma things IN Mr. po,yo,1.. ,ou
nm " n WI, need good deal OF ar,nc
mon a "'%'' explains laughInglv aws
..hi,. ''u got lost IN the mon,,o,a
",' hunting" Ana no ,na'"
a., u" n"d come aboard with h,,a
and spu' man 20 to the roracas,,a
e." WIZ see he IL fitted nm, - ."9''e.
tota lung master AS for vor .,.
,"'' from SIR. PoweIrs ou' S"' !
IF his tbin.. ,' ',,,Se'f to whit you wish
The s" p,,,.S I'LL your own arrive " ~"
tburs a,, master led BlaIr 10 A.
take ,bo "''u then said he vvo,,ts
round '"e launch to the wborr "ou'a
..w VIII up The crew In santa pa. ana
""icn' he added. won't =. D ss'
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-02-03

the diamond this star among Jewels
would not blaze upon her breast; Il
would Ice sold as swag and divided up
as plumber by purand. the ilternation-
al swindler and gem thief. the noto-
rlous king OF diamonds.
The king of diamonds. She remem.
bercd now her part In the game She
was the queen OF hearts. The decoy.
And Vivian Marston beat her tender
hands against the wall until they were
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-02-03

ri mics chance 10 Overtake then
on horses stolen from Il lone
ly ranch IN the valley, Marmaduk,
AT the back OF the blackboard. His
gerry discontinue. however. aided Es-
Their and Quabba. for the horses OF
Luke and Blair had SHE'D of at the
squirming figure OF the lawyer in the
road. and when Blair and Luke re
sumed pursuit Esther and Quabba had
reached the little railroad station and
safety
In Los Angeles Vivian Marston still
weaves the spell of her charms about
Arthur She is the first TO be taken to
view the wonderful Aladdin's palace
that rs the millionaire oil man and
mine owner. John Powell. Arthur has
built 1t is Il home ii to house the wo
man who dreams of possessing the dill
mond from the sky.
But, as II philosopher wisely said.
Everybody has past" Ii Is not the
things we do or the things we are 20
ing TO do that sway our course 1t is
the things we have done
Vivian was parting with Arthur at
the door OF her hotel Her eyes were
bright; her cheeks were flushed. Nev-
er had she been 50 Interested or So
happy. Arthur's infatuation was com
plete. Vivian only waited till the dia
mOnd from the sky was seen again OF
men. Once 1t appeared again She
would have 1t. rightfully or wrongful
ly, and TO this end she would make
use Of the desperate aud reckless ua
ture Of Blair or OF Arthur Stanley.
within his rights or As John Powell
with his millions. She would play fast
and loose with all the world to attain
the star OF her desire.
But everybody has past. At the
door OF her hotel. as she smiled her
most dazzling smile in farewell 10 Ar
thur dapper young Frenchman. at
tired In the height of fashion. stumbled
against her
"A thousand pardons,' he cried. and
lifting his hat he bowed sweeplugly To
Vivian and then 10 Arthur. waiting al
the curb by his limousine.
As Vivian blauched. for she recoenin
ed the dapper little Frenchman. sh.
felt card pressed into her hand. Ia.
passing OF the card masked by the
strangers hat. She deity hid tile carl
III the lace cum Of her sleeve. and the
little Frenchmau murmured his apollo.
giles again and was gone
Vivian hardly remembered how she
said goodby To Arthur and reached
her room. Strong as was her will and
resolution. she felt her hand trembl-.
as she plucked the card from her sleeve
She had hardly need 90 hook IL wn.
playing cardiff. klug of diamonds
A. one In Il daze Vivian struck a match
and applied II 10 tlc CORNER ~ the card
lie face Of the card burned shriYeied
and passed OF. 10 smoke There on the
backing In bold. masculine handwritiu,
was message.
To the Queen Of Helrts-You Will vo,.
win Us We are after the diamond from
the sky
'sisneD THE KING OF DIAMONDS
Frank Durands she gasped "Franl
Durand"
she clinched the scorched card tiu -
crumpled to shapeless mass H..
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-02-03
CHAPTER xXxlII.
Esther and the Diamond.

IsN'eT ana tne Diamond.
OWN the rough mountain road
turning abrupt and dangerous
~ curves. skirting the edges of
sheer precipices, the buck
board sped on its thirty mile trip from
the south portal of the mine tunnel In
the mountain to the small depot that
was the nearest rail connection of the
mines with civilization. The drivers
face was wreathed with cheerful
SMILE OF appreciation at the honor he
felt was his in conveying so fair a
young woman and so odd and so In.
teresting a parsonage as the foreign
droll. Quabba, ensconced on the back
of the blackboard
Esther listened to the driver with
seeming attention. but her thoughts
were far away.
The old feud of the Stanleys would
not down Girl as she was, Esther felt
Inspired with blood hatred, which Is as
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-02-03
syrup Of |
4 CHILD
\ is cruel to \
harsh phi
sick

Look back at /
Remember the y
on-castOr oil. |
How you hated u
against taking IN
With our en-
Mothers who ell
psysic simply AZ
% The ehhdre|
Cd Their tend1
inlureo W Il
II your chhd|
bowels need el1
elous "caiiforn|
action is posiu1
o. mothers kej
lAutive" hand
love to take y
clean the liveT
en- the s,oma'
given today 4
row.
Ask at the
OF "caliiorni1
| has full dried
OF all ages n
on each bott
Better thit
tracing a d
invest In n 4
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1916-02-03

pase nad come back. The mas, NJ,
Monte carlo and Of Egypt A past ,b ~
meant the police and flight; past th na
meant waste ana folly and VII, .''u a.
gained and quickly dIsslpated ' III
monS u now purand, the king Of d,s
uonus' called upon her with nh ,na
~ o%'s eIs ana right Of these criminal bor ~,
OF old association. Now il she g Dpnus
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carried that all bills of this class be
allowed in full.
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Manchester. Iowa November IS, 16.
STATE OF IOWA, }
G (Ss
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Pigs Bones Used as TOYS.

One of the pet games played by Rus
Sian children is known as babki, or pig
bones. 1t is similar to the American
game Of tenpins, but the bones of
pigs leg are used. On the vast Rus
sian estates, where the peasants make.
many of the toys for the masters chill.
dren. the bones from the legs of pigs
are thus utilized.
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Enthusiastic Collectors

1t has been said that the seeker for
rare orchids is the most enthusiastic
collector in the world time. money
and effort mean nothing to him. How
ever, he has a worthy rival in the col
!ector of rare stamps, and it is a toss
up as to which would go the greater
lengths to acquire rare specimen.
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Manchester Iowa

Manchester, Iowa. Nov. IS, 1916.
State of Iowa, Delaware County.--ss.
The board of supervisors met as q
canvassing board as per adjournment.
all members and the auditor being
present, and they proceeded to finish
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- tsgt- 2.
Adams -----9 5o w
A motion was made, seconded and
carried that all bills of this class be
allowed IN full
Eclipse Lumber Company, ma
terial-- 10 70
Geo. Davey. damages No.19 onei-
da-----r-- ----- ------ - ~ W
Mrs. John c. Wilson, dirt for
fill No. z. Delhi ---- 10 90
Savage Lumber Co.. cement 7e n
A. L. Smith, damage and tend
ing lights---------- - $50 80 90
waterloo Construction Com.
pany,s Reinforcing 26 SO
Masonville Lumber Company,
material - 172 So
Gus Barnd assignor, engineer
estimate ------ 451 s.
Klaur Manufacturing Company,
culyerts--j. 49, l25 "
Stearns & Mccormick, mater
ial-- ~ W
Wolcott Bros, car lumber 271 80
Fred Eggiman. hauling piling ! 90
A motion was made, seconded and
carried that all bill of this class be
allowed in full.
Motor.
Geo. Heyer, ng---------- 3 90
A motion was made, seconded and
carried that this bill be allowed in
full
A motion was. made. seconded and
carried that the petition of u. j. Paris
for refund of soc, head tax on ac-
count of double assessment, be al
lowed.
carried that the petition of Henry
Drybread for a. refund Of S6250 on
account of a double assessment be al
lowed.
A motion was made, seconded and
carried that the petition of r. j. Duff
fey asking for a remission on an actual
valuation of $3S35.00, on account OF
loss by fire, was presented and a
motion was made, seconded and car
ried that the petition be granted in.
the sum of $4,000 actual valuation.
A motion was made. seconded and
carried that this meeting adjourn I'M
I'll Wednesday, November Is, 1916.
A motion was made, seconded and
carried that the auditor be authorized
to issue warrants for all bills allowed
at this meeting.
The minutes of this meeting were
read and approved.
f. A. MEAD,
Chairman,
C. H. BUNKER,
Auditor.
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the canvass OF the votes cast Nov. Z,
1915 and same ordered recorded in eIec-
ton book No. 3 Of the auditors office.
The board adjourned as canvassing
board and reconvened as board Of
supervisors.
The following bills were presented:
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Domestic Animal.

Domestic Animal.
G. Sullivan, one sheep ....$ IL 90
Spence & Place, one sheep ........ 90
I. G. Miller, one sheep .....--......-.. IA 90
Reuben Moulton. one sheep 800. 90
Gene Lyness. one sheep .-.-.-...-.. 8 90
Jno. Duggan, two sheep .. 10 90
ID. w. Barr. four sheep .-.....-.-.. As 90
Bernard Duffy, one sheep .......- IL 90
Thomas Donohue, one sheep -. 10 %
Jno. N. Carradus. one sheep
and four lambs .-..-......-......... 81 90
p. ]. Shearn. one sheep ...----.-..... 90
Jno. A. Barr. one sheep .-......--.-.. 90
J. d. Moulton, one sheep - 10 90
Henry Smith, one sheep ... 90
Frank King, two sheep ............ 20 90
Robert Hunt, one sheep ....-......... 10 90
G. Sullivan. ten geese ................ 20 90
Henry Rule, one hog ...-.-........ 10 90
w. Fl. Clute, six lambs -...-.... AZ 90
A motion was made. seconded and
carried tina the bill Of G. Sullivan for
geese be allowed in the sum of SIS 90.
motion was made, seconded and
carried that all claims for sheep that
aresover $500 per head. be cut to that
amount.
motion was made, seconded and
carried that the balance OF this class
be allowed.
County.
Joe Pratt, unloading coal ....$ 16 90
Mrs. Geo. Newman, extra help
in Treas. Office ................... 20 90
A motion was made, seconded and
carried that the bill OF Joe Pratt IS
allowed.
motion was made and seconded
that the bill of Mrs. Geo. Newman be
allowed and a vote being taken II
was found that w. H. CIute and G. A.
Swindell had voted in the affirmative
and F. A. Mead in the negative and the
motion was declared carried.
( motion was made, seconded and
carried that the sum of 100000 be
transferred from the Domestic Animal
Fund to the County Fund as BY law
provided.
+ motion was made. seconded and
carried that the auditor be authorized
to issue warrants for all bills allowed
at this session
motion was made. seconded and !,
carried that this meeting adjourn to
Monday the 9Th day of December, 1915.
III The minutes of this meeting were
read and approved.
G. H. BUNKER, T.. A. MEAD.
Auditor. Chairman.
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to issue warrants for all bills al
lowed at this meeting.
The minutes of this meeting were
read and approved.
This meeting adjourned sine die.
c. III. BUNKER, f. A. MEAD.
Auditor Chairman.
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IGEO. H. INCyVS5, TVTdITS-.---.-------- DU
A motion was made, seconded and
carried that the bill of P. E. Little
field for 100000 damages be not al
lowed
jxEs A motion was made. seconded and
carried that tn eauditor be authorized
ITO hold amounts of claims out of Fred
Franks bill
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z. motion was made seconded and
carried that the auditor be authorized
to hold out of Waterloo Construction
company bill amount Of claim fled
by e. q. Lux against said company.
A motion was made seconded and
carried that the auditor be authorized
to hold amount Of claims filed against
Dewey Tafer. A
motion was made seconded and
carried that the auditor be authorized
to hold out claims filed against Fred
Stone
A motion was made seconded and
carried that the bill Of A. L. Smith be
continued.
A motion was made seconded and
carried that the balapce Of bills Of
this class be allowed in full.
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M. A Richardson, office cx-
pense-- % 10
A. Il. Dunlap, office expense 8 20
VIM. Cooking. trustee 90
Peter Larson, trustee---- 49, 100
Jas. Rogers, trustee -4---- 4 90
A. H. Metcalf, clerk---------- 90
Eclipse Lumber Company, car
coal for court house --- -- l2s rs
w. j. Patten, laundry for
court house. - 4 90
w FL. Lafferty, supplies 80 SO
c. r. AnSell, clerk---------- 90
Wolcott Brothers lnn,ber for
Jail repairs-- ------ 90 oS5
II. l. Carrethers, trustee 90
Matt Parrott and Sons Com
pany, suplies-- - - --c---- 80
j. j. Pentony, criminal expense 90
j. J. Pentony trial jury II 60
j. J. Pentony, dieting and care
of prisoners------ 80 81 60
j. J. Pentony. Jail expense 20 Sc
]. J. Pentony, office expense 60
Miller & stephens, shaving pris
oners---------------- II 16 90
Delaware County Telephone Co.,
rental------ -------- ------ o6 20
Elliott & Fisher Co. repairs on
TYPEWRITER ~ so
Earl lie Clere, chairman I--- 20 n
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Adams --jl--- ------g 5o w
A motion was made, seconded and
carried that all bills Of this class be.
allowed IN full
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C. H. BUNKER,
County Auditor.

Manchester. iowa, November IA, 1915
State of Iowa, Delaware county-ss,
The Board of Supervisors met as
per adjournment, all members and
the auditor being present.
The following bills were presented.