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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-05-08
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior, L. S. Land OF
flee at Santa Fe. N. NJ, April a. lsls'
Notice is hereby given that Mary Jose
mime Pearce ~ Albuquerque. y. NJ VINO
on April q. 1899 made Hid. a, no. oy'is'
range r. n NJ r. Meridian, has filed
no.iee OF intention to make five year proof
n establish claim TO the land above de-
scribed before George r. Craig. u. 5 Com
missioner. at Albuquerque, ~ NJ. on June
G, 1915.
claimant names at Witnesses:
Ienore Pearce. Of Albuquerque. y. N.
Heratio. NJ. Pearce. Of Aibuqperguef ~ !"
Ramon Ortiz, OF AinuqueIaue, ~ -,
OTTO u Van Cleave, Of Albuquerque
y. u. .., rr,c.no
Register.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-05-08

Silver CifyeMogoMon

DAILY AUTOMOBILE STAGE.
six-hour Passenger Service.
Leave silver City 1880 p. m.
Leave Mogollon 600 a. M.
Cars meet all trains Largest and best
equipped auto livery IN the southwest.
BENNETT AUTO co.
silver city new MeN'eo'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-05-08
Ms .Sg..1.,,sss als.sss,...,-o,.

FIRST efass. buard may be obtained four
blocks from postoffice. In private fnmiiy ,
urlee reasonable Address Z. O. box Ill.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-05-08
AMERICAN SUPPLIES
IN DEMAND IN GREECE
fAs,ociated Press Correspondence. !

Athens Greece. April 25.--The gop-
ernmental committee which has Just
been formed for the purpose of secur-
ing and distributing necessities Of life,
has, as its first act, sent steamer to
New York to obtain petroleum which,
at the moment, is one of the things in
greatest demand in Greece. The
grain ana flour dealers of the Pireus
have petitioned the committee to take
similar steps to obtain wheat from
the United States.
The scarcity of sugar has become
so serious that the committee is dis
tributing it only on the presentation
of sugar cards. Thus far the cards
have been issued only to families and
the confectioners and cafe proprie-
tors are complaining bitterly. In
many towns and cities there is abso-
lutely no sugar to be had, which Is
particularly hard on the Greeks,
whose principal amusement is sitting
in front of cafe half the night drink
ing coffee in which sugar is a princl-
pal ingredient.
Another item in the list of scarce
articles is sulphate of copper which
the vine growers need fer spraying
their vines, and which can no longer
be obtained from England because of
its use there in the manufacture oil
| munitions
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-05-08
non ,aI.F--RenI Estate.
FOR RENT OR SALE.

FOR RENT OR SALE Horses and all
kinds Of secondhand wagons, NJ your
,wn price snnn Garcia. 1900 NJ Arno
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-05-08
FOR RENT--siIscerianeous.

~ 'fc,STSf:S01 stable aud carflage
house. $500 month. 1895 West Fruit.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-05-08
BUsINEss CHANCES.

~~~~e~~~~~~O~~~-~s~r~~~
HANI1s sDod lgea tion for 1nost any kind 81
.yatail business 2i5 South First street,
Irupire SAVOY hltel office. -.---.-
FCfl sALE--Busitess suitable Tor man ana
wife; light work, all cash no delivery; IN
voice about siissO. Address Box syl, Albn-
querque. n. NJ.
For EALE-Ilest rooming house proposition
IN state. $3.50 Will handle Present own
or having rity See @, II. Thomas ia
south Second street*1
F0R SALE OR RENT--Rooming house,
completely furnished housekeeping suites
and single rooms 90 rooms easy terms.
INQUIRE 609 south First
=. y
FOR sA1.E--A good business, In good loca'
ton, only store IN Buewater; takes about
IS 900 TO buy store, building warehouses and
land l. =. Lamb, ainewater. y. NJ.
FOR RENT Eght.roon house with bath,
two sleeping porchos, hot water heat; VIZ
sell furnitufe n house complete excellent
location for ra0ning house furniture 4
easily worth $1,000, VIII sell for $3.50. 81
North second ~
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SEEMED LIKE HOME TO BIRD
Canary Finally Successful in Breaking Into Jail, and May Serve a
 Life Term.

Having been born in a prison cage. 1t was only natural that canary, re- gretting the breaking of home ties at moment when the door was left open, should pause in his recalcitrant career when he saw the hundreds of barred windows of the Tonbs prison. remarks the New York Herald Ha always had associated bars with welI-filled seed dish.
 This runaway canary had been try ing for several days to break into jail, mistaking it probably for a bird cage "a Jail bird Alsesasf sftssss0wn -anu-'ous-' err at the penny coffee stand under the Tomts wall caught the hungry and renorseful bird. John Crowley, a turnkey, who had watched the little fellet fer days, gave the outcast 15 ce hes for the bird and ok him inside
 prison.
 y There the canary was happy again. He flew about the cagewails, ate greedily from the bird seed dishes, took splashiEg bath ill the bright sunshine, and sang jcyously. The sars made hiEa feel at home, ard he may serve term for life there.
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Admired American inventions.

As far back as 1876 sorle of the for eign commissioners to the Centennial showed their keen appreciation of the importance of invention and the ad- vantagcs derived by America from it's encouragement. One of the Swiss commissioners said: T am satisfied from my knowledge that no people have made in so short time 80 many useful inventions as the Americans, and if today machinery apparently does all the work, it nevertheless by no means reduces the workman to a machine. He uses machine, it is true, but he is always thinking about some improvement to introduce into it, and often lis thoughts lead to fine inventions or useful improvements" The reports to parliament of the Brit ish commissioner said that ''as re- gards extent of invention and ingenu- ity, the United States was far ahead of other nations." and that Judged by it's results ill benefiting the public. both by stimulating inventors and by giving perseveringly practical turn to their la6ors. the American patent law must be admitted to oe the most crococcf,,I
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Road District No. 12.
Road Eistrict No. II
Road District No. }

4. W. Joiner, wagon, team and
 lriver ...................... 5000 A.. w. Joiner, slip, team and z. Braughten, 400 it. lumber. 400 A. W. Joiner, overseer . 24.O0
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Jewish Farmers.

A few years agS all he Jewish im- together in city tenements. There are still millions of them in he cities. but they afe going in great numbers to the farms. When the Federation of Jew ish Farmers of America, which was or ganized only five years ago, recently held it's annual meeting there were representatives from 63 local associa- tions in as many rural communities in II states
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Just a Wciuh He Had.

Say queried tfe customer as he sized up the ton of coal that had just been dumped in his cellar. did your Doss weigh that coal on ambuscade scales?''
 "Wot do you mean by ambuscade scales?' asked the puzzled driver.
 Those that lie in weight, explained the freigni payer.
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Same Old Canine.

Little Milne-Say, maw, have they got dog over at Deacon smith S?
 Mamma Not that 1 know Of, dear; but why do you ask.
 Little Aiine--- Cause when 1 was over there yesterday 1 heard Mrs. Snlth tel the COOK to rush the gr0wi- et as soon as the coast was clear.
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State ys. Will Henderson

B. Hamilton, J. P............ 3.35 v. D. Nelson, Gonst. ........... 6.6E !ldoralcmfwy xzfbff vbgk em cnfws ! Dorado Dry Goods Co.,, mdse urnished pauper .11.5s ". Garner, wit. State vs.. B. '. Lewis .............. 3.os rowland Marrhy. days work n Smackever bridge .......... 1.5G :, E, Rowland, Go, Health offi- ger, 15 days in Jany. fo16. 50.0G J. A. Moore, examining Olo An serson, insane .............10.01 }Grifoy 6 Mitchell, examining Yrs. Carrie Shannon ..........1 LOG ]. c. Mitchell, examining Craw- ord Miles, W. s. Burns and lonroe Neal, insane .......... 5000 ,. E. Rowland, Go Health 0ifi- CT. Oct. Nov and Dec, 1915. 300 % I. O Niehus. Co. Health Officer t5 days in Jany. 1916. .50.0o
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Road District No. 10.

". s. Morgan, wagon, team and allVsF .'...... H. 5. Morgan, overseeing
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Road District No. II.
HNSss1N1 p ft's ' EN1t t'' - Frank Hill. grader, team and

Frank Hill, grader, team and driver .............. Frank Bill, wagon, team and Henry Reeves, werk ......
 w. A. Cook, overseeing.
 ]. W. Porter, guarding pris.. Thos. Dumas, wagon, team and driver .............-....4..... Griffin Bros, wagon, team and drlNer ....... Griffin Bros, slip, team and driy- ti .. ... =. -st Frank Hill, overseeing ....
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Road District No. 6.

W. F. Pepper, wagon team and driver ......#..s..&. Geo. Swilley, overseeing Lee Cobb,s overseeing
 W. f. Pepper, overseeing =.
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Road District No. 8.

"A ] Irby, wagon, team and
 driver ...,............. 16.0t
 A. ]. Irby, beam in road plow 1.5t A. j. Irby, nails ........ .2i A. J. Irby, overseeing. ...... 6.0(
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Road District No. 13.

T. c. Goodwin, wagon, team and driver Rowland Murphy, work ..... Walter Murphy, work ....... T. c. Goodwin, overseeing. -.
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Read District No. 8
Road District No. 4

:. s. MeWilliarfs & Sons, mdse. toad Dist. No. 8......
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Road District No. 12.
STATE OF ARKANSAS, E,oprtv of TJnion

County of Union.
 I, Jesse J. Craig, County Clerk of Union County, Arkansas, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing contain all the claims allowed by the !, County Judge of Union County at the January Term of the Union County Court, 1916, against Union County and the various Road Districts of said county as appear of record in said county.
 Witness my hand and official seal this April the B, 1916.
 JESSE J. CRAIG.
 By H. R. F. Goode, D. c. (Seal)
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J. M. Wallace, sheriff, State vs. Hormon Phillips ........ 8.7 J. NJ. Wallace, sheriff, return ing Madison Johnson from asy- lum ...................... 19.9 Nash $ Tatum, 2537 it. lumber
 or Boggy bridge .......... 34.8 V. F. Pratt, Const., State vs.
 Otis Ryal ................. 5.1
 :. L. Nahors, local Reg. for Reg. Dist. No. 6929 .......... TO ". G.. Grace, Const., State vs. Alex Newman ........ 5.9 c. D. Barton < Sons, oil stove and table for court house. .. 7.S J. T. Hogg, burying Lynn Me
 Elroy, Feb. 1915 ............. II R. l.. Grain, material and labor GH 1dti 4.5
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,. n. Piason. q al., Holding Inquest

,Ienfy s Yocum, services as Co.
 udge from Oct 1, 1915 to Jan. ,, 1916 150.GC ienry s. Yoeum, services as
 rebate Judge from Oct. 1. 1915 Jan. 19l6...............150 .150.0t. Ienry s. Yoeum, services as
 cad and bridge commissioner rom Oct. 1,,1915 to Jan, 1, 1916 75.0G
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State ys. (. E. Virus

!. NJ. Reynolds, J. P........... 4'
 !. L. Hearin, Const. ......... 3. State .vs. Charlie Archie.
 L M. Reynolds. J. P. P............. A. T. L. Hearia, Const. ..#..... 4.
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Claims Against Various Road Dis trict Of Union County.
 Road District No. i.

W. P. McGowep, wagon, teams and driver 72.oe ". P. McGowen, slip, team and driver .................. 680e lack Mitchell, team and, driver 490o c. B. Wood, 1000 it. lumber. HOG Geo. Mckinney repair on grader 8.0f W. P. McGowen, freight and
 material .ef W. P. McGowen, overseeing. 270ol
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". c. Grace, Const, State vs
 Louis Bouie. ............... 1855 Sundry Election Judges, Clerks Bail ills and Commissions, Special Election Held in Ei Dorado and Wesson Town ships for Election of Constable, Jan.
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State vs. Louis Bouie

State vs. Lula Grimes. R. oventhal, J. P...........
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State ys. Will Ford.
State vs. Amos Samueis.

!, H. Lee, J. P................ 3.3I Waiter Samuels, witness. ...... .5C 'lorine Samuels, witness. .... .5C .esse Lambart, witness .......e .5t
 Vii Howard, witness ......... .5C
 arrett Sims, witness. ......... .5C v. C. GraceS constable s... 5.31
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Read District No. '.

R. Telford, wagon, team and driver ..........,.. f.. Jack Meek, sip, team and driv- eF
 Sam Meek, work ....... ..5. Henry Mesdews, work. D. Ed Mcdonald. 1000 it. lvnber R. Telford overseeiag~A.
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State vs. Harrison R0ysfon.

Il. Lee, J. P.........N 3.t 'reston Gaddy, witness. .. |
 esse Clark, witness ........ 1.t
 harley Conner, witness ...... : Burton Sullivan, witness. ....... 1.( aordon Oliver, witness. ....... : Wheel Oliver, witness. ss...... ' oe Bennett, witness ......'... IL
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Read District. Ne. I.

2. |, Gregory, wagon, team and driver 1GS.00 D. F. Gregory, overseeing 4050
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Road District No. 3.

\. ". Joiner, grader, team and
 lriver ......,.......,...., s.75 \. " Joiner, Wagon, team and
 4FiN6F 4U.UUs 4. W. Joiner, slip, team and
 ". M. Mnnford. work ... 4.no ]. H. Joiner. work ...... LOG T. P. Williams, work. BOO A. ". Joiner, overseeing. .... 1900
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I Dorado Lbr. Co.,, 4 loads of
 .ood at jail ........ soc irlffln Bros. coal furnished Co. 66.0f V. W. Morgan, bridge across a
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'undry Person Special (Dec.) Term
 iSi9 Circuit Court. Sfafp Ns Sam lnuc

1. D. Murphy, Clerk. .. 3.7e ,. 9; Mahony, Pros. Atty. y...... 25.0q M. Wallace, sheriff .... .3i
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Road District No 2

4. w. Joiner, wagon, team and A. w. Joiner, overseer ...
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9undry Grand Jurors, Special (Dec.
 Term iyl0 Circuit Court.

irkansas Peniteniary keeping
 ohm Carter ana I'om Matthews Il days each ..............7 76.5t
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Road District No. ?

Il. N. Frisby, wagon, team and
 driver ...... ....... -2A.l Jesse k. Frisby, work. .....- 12. II. N. Frisby, overseeing -. 9.
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Road District No. 1A.

EtUtlu iII NNO II-
 'rank Hill, grader team and
 iriver .................. ST Frank Hill, wagon, team and 4river =. ...... ...... 164.0 frank Hill, slip, team and driv- CT 31.5 ". A. Cook, overseeing .... 28.5 '. w. Porter. guarding pris.. 16.2 El Dorado. Lbr sCo., lumber. 21.9 w. w. Wood, repairing grader 50 Frank Hill, overseeing 31.
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Road District '

4. J. Irby, grader. teanoo lnp
 river .................. ye.. 7s.75 1. J. Irhy, wagon, team and Iriver 400 l. J. Irby, repairing grader. 300 \. J. Irby, lumber and nails. 1.7O W. R. Cottreil, 885 fit. lumber 11.32 A.s J. Irby, overseeing ..... 16.50
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State vs. Jim WeCorvev

l.. Brown. l. r. ..=... 2.S J. M. Wallace, sheriff ....... .5i Grace Lovett, witness .......=... 5
 Scholar Humphrey, witness. ... 5 E. Nj, Martin, constable. ....... ILL .Svill Smith. witness. s............ .5l ". o. Giles, witness U. .=...#.... .5
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Read District No. T.

2. Telford wagon, team and
 1river =. ........... X. Telford, slip, team and driv-
 ef Frank Briggs, work. ....... ~dr <. Telford, overseeing. ..ilam ]
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State vs. nemns Lee

j. R. LoVenthai, J. F.I...... 2.80
 ". M. Barnes, witness. ..z.,... .56 ). F. Simmons. witness. ...... .oG
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Road District No. !.
Road District No. l4.

Jordan Vines, overseeing ..... 3
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State Ys. Daye Goss.

]. H. Lee, J. F.. e......... 3. Monroe Deason, witness. ...s...
 linn Terrell, witness lid Kelley, witness .... ...... { | k. Yates, witness. ........s. ]. A. Wright, witness ..=...s
 eWell, Melton, witness
 r.. Purifoy, witness ...4 =. )r. Mitchell, witness
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Road District No. 15.

Road District No. lj. J. w. Teiford, wagon, team and u Y sf .a.l.... .t... lO.UU J. W. Teiford, overseeing. . 7.5O
 Road District No. 10. ". :. Morgan, wagon, team and 4llVsF .s,...... S.OU R. ;. Morgan, overseeing. -. 4.50
 Road District No. 9. ). c. Galbraith, wagon, team nd driver 20.O0 ]. C. Galbraith, overseeing. 7.50
 Road District No. ,. Jordan Vines, overseeing .... 300
 Road District No. fl. ]. s. McWilliams & Sons, mdse oad Dist. No. IA. 2945
 Read District No. 8 !. s. EeWilliams & Sons, mdse. toad Dist. No. 8...... 3.7,
 Road District No. 1 s. MeWilliams & Sons, mdse. toad Dist. No. 4 ..... 12.0C
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F. Mcdonald, for transpor-
 State yS. Green Daniel

:. -1
 J. R. LoVenenai, J. P..,.. 2.80 'tifhrey ooapies, witness. ..... .50 yShle "eoD, witness. ....=...... DO Morgan Daniel, witness. .5O fA&ele Danlei, witness. .s.#..... .5V 2 annie Danlel, Witness. :. ....-... .5G
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Road District No. 6.

". F. Pepper, wagon, team and | II iNC W. F. Pepper, overseeing.
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= 2 '
 '. ". Morgan, material and la DOT on Urbana bridge ....5. 100.G ". ". Morgan, cutting road at Dollar Slough ..s........ ....., 5.0 T M Jinl.s, building bridges on
 Three Greeks at Britt's Old Mill ]. M Poyan. ioeal ] Reg f for Reg ". Geo, D. Bernard & Co.,. Sta. md supplies for Cir. Clk..... TO ,. A. Stewart, local Reg. for
 leg. Dist. No 6ele ....... 1o.5t or Feby. 1ef6 .,............ 1e0.of Reg Dist. No. 619 .......... 46.2i
 , D. Barton .& Sons, nldse. for
 7aupefs 17.4e ". T. MeKell, farm Dem. for
 7eby 1916 ....... s3.3s Pearl Carnical Canning Club,
 an. and Feb. 1916. 66.6 ?. R. Grain, poll books for spec al election for eenstables, mar fiage bonds, Go. Clk.. Physi-
 'ians' rererts, Dr. Neihus and bridge netice s.s. 17.5l ?. k. Grain. legal blanks for
 5o. and Cir. Clk and Sheriff :. f8.0f ?. R. Grain, bridge notices, el- setion proclamation, tax collect or's notices and changes of the equalization board ........ 52.o6 Frank Hill, boarding county eenviets while on road. 9S.2f D. R. Young, local Reg. for Reg. Dist. Nc. e925 ....... 11.oe T. L. Burnside, Heal Reg. for Reg. Dist. No. 1923 ......,.... 11.2 Geo. D. Bernard ts Go, doekets and record for Cir. GlS ..; s5.7s R. T. Goodwin, 1900 feet lumber at Ghandie Bridge on Smack oyer road .............s.. 21.6e Meek Jolly. local Reg. for Reg. Dist. No. 6926 :. ... 1s.O
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This publication cost the taxpayers S36.50
LIST OF CLAIMS

against Unlon County and various koad Distrlcts allowed by the County Judge ot sad Union County at the January Term 1916, of said County as requires to be published unaef Act NO. ;, hhown as tne t.abiicisy Act:
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Road District No. i.

W. P. McGowen, wagon, team and driver ................. S4.00 W. P. McGowen, slip, team and HdflVer ....6..s. s....s...,.s...... isf.1u | rrank Barden, team and driy- CT er........................ 31.5O ". w. Jackson, team and driver 22.75 Union Saw Mill Co.,, 1900 it. lumher .................. 21.o0 A. A. Vestal, PTS it. lumber. PTS w. P. McGowen, overseeing. 31.50
 Road District No. II. Frank Hill, grader, team and driver ............... 95.OOl Frank Hill, wagon, team and driver ........ 132.00 Frank Hill, slip, team and driv-
 CT ........... 31.50 W. A. Cook, work ......... 3450 J. W. Porter, guarding pris. .. 32.50 !. s. McWilliams 6 Sons, ma
 terial Standardization. 42.97 w. P. Goodwin 6 Go, material 1885 Frank Hill, overseeing ....... 33.00
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Road District No.4.

Y. P. McGowen, wagon, team md driver ...............
 Y. P. McGowen, slip, team and iriver ......,.... Y. P. McGowen, overseeing ...
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sse !. Craig. County Clerk Fees om September I3 to December 6
Road E;strict No. 13.

Road E;strict No. 13. ! c. Goodwin, wagon, team and lriver 6S.Of 2owland Murphy, overseeing. 1.5f 'arlos Henley, work. ..... LOG Y P. Goodwin a Co., material 4.e5 ' c. Goodwin, overseer. ... 34.50
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State vs. 0. P. Wood. J. K. Loventhai, J. P........
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Road District No. ?.

T. N. Frisby, wagon, team and ifiVef ....... 1. N. Frisby, overseeing ....
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|. A. Buckley, medical services earl Rowland, insane. ....... |
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J. w. Telford, wagon, team and driver ef...........s.7.........
 J. " Teiford, overseeing. =.
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State ys. Amer Norful

;. K. Davis, J. P.
 i'm Watson, Constable .......
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A. V. Joiner, ct al, Labor on bapit
 Bridge. Near Strong.
l. NJ. Bishop. ct al, Holding Inquest

] M Bishop, J. P.........s. lz.3s II. A. Mayfeld, juror. r.......... l.0s
 . q Sessom. juror ........ t.0g T Huntlev. juror. LOG " r Ragsdaie. ilror. ......... loo | E, .Hndpins. juror. ..... 1.0a V A Daviss juror ..... loo Tho cnider. juror 100 S Williams. juror r....... loo . q pr;Inr,' juror. LOO ". A. Morgan, juror. r.,........ i.o0 efaiseS Moroan. i,,ror. 100 I51y.es Frnest White. witness. .. 50 Eezzie Jeans, witness. ........s. .5e William Jeans, witness ....... DO
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Road District No. 10

". s. Morgan, wagon, team and driver 28.0 B. F. Justiss, 2246 it. logs O
 s5.0 % per M. 11.2 [ M. Powledge, saving 2246 fit. lumber O S7.00 M. ......... 15.7 s. $. Morgan, overseeing. 12.0
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State ys. Prince Andrews.

T H. Lee. J. $3. .1t J. M Wallace, sheriff .......... Al T. C. Culberson, witness. ........ .5t F. B. Ripley, witness. .2i
 K. V. Ripley. witness. .5t
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State vs. Andrew Fountain. J. R. Eoventnal, J. P....-...7.
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Road District No. ?.

Il. N- Flisby, wagon, team and J. W. Tillery, repairing slip. .5C H. N. Frisby, overseeing ...... 15.0C
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State ys. GR. Virus .

Stase vs. J- K. Virus
 I eich. witness. ess.. .5( Jesse Kidd, witness .5t Jesse J. Craig, fees as County Clerk, 4th quarter, 1915. . 5518f
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Road District No. 13.

T. c. Goodwin. wagon. team and
 driver .............. 84.( T. c. Goodwin, = erseeing 32.z
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State Ys. Charlie Archie

] s. Ganady. witness .5t less Kidd, witness ....... .5f
 2. c. Kidd, witness. ........ .5f
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State ys. Julius Wilson and Coley
 I IT Lewis !. P.'...... 4.25 B. A. Phillips, Const. .........1l.45
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Road District No. 9.

). c: Galbraith, wagon, team situ utiVer ). C. Galbraith, overseeing.
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]. s. McWilliams 6 Sons, mdse
 'oad Dist. No. IA. 29
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-02-15
MYRON NJ. PARKER.

Patriotism, with preparedness as
necessary adjunct, was the keynote of
the speeches at the annual banquet of
the University Club at the New Will
lard Hotel last night The members
OF the club and their guests were
reused to high enthusiasm as the
speakers. democrats and republicans
casting politics aside-urged the need
today of Americans for America first.
last and all the time. The sentiment
of those who sing Il Didn't Raise My
Boy to Be Soldier" was vigorously
criticised by Rev. Or. James Shera
Nor tsomery OF the Metropolitan Meth
odist Episcopal Church, who in ring
ing speech declared that he knew of
no holier altar upon which to offer his
own son than that of his country's
service. if NECESSARY. in time of war.
The banquet marked the successful
passing of the twelfth milestone in the
history of the club. Like the enter
ta;nments given by the club in the
past, last nights was a joyous affair.
nous colleges and universities in the
country, gathered about the board, re-
newing the, memories of their under
graduate days and singing the songs
of their alma mater.
st Valentine was the patron. The
decorations were in keeping with the
day. The place cards were tiny dan
seuses gayly prancing upon the hearts.
presumably of the guests. The pro-