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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-15
HOUsEBREAkER AND
TRANsPORTERs ARE SENTENCED

Clifford Green. arraigned in hust-
ings court on a charge of housebreak-
Ing, was sentenced yesterday by Judge
Richardson to six months in jail Gem
eral Valentine. colored. and Warren
NJ. West, charged with Transporting
liquor. were each given one month in
jail with a $50 fine, r. f. Powell.
for taking a drink in public. was fined
$40
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-15
DEFENSE COUNCIL
Continued from First Page.)
might be thus Reinforced in pros
cutting the war,
Others Voice Approval

might be thus re-enforced in prose-
cutting the war.
Others Voice Approved.
Similar stands were taken by Mr.
Johnson. president of the Norfolk and
Western: General +. w. Nichols, OF
the Virginia Military institute. who Is
president Of the council; Colonel f..
r. White. and other me ',hers OF the
council. National prohibition. il was
unanimously agreed. was of vital ne
cessity during this time, when every
resource OF the country must be de-
veloped and made effective by con-
certed and unhampered efforts of the
people
Negroes Go to "wet' Districts.
1t was pointed out at the meeting
that the exodus of negro labor from
Virginia was influenced by the fact
that the state was dry. Agents in
advertising for colored labor have
been stating that the states to which
they would be sent were wet. this be-
ing a lure for the negro who found
1t dikeult TO secure intoxicants IN
this state. The enactment of nation
al prohibition would. therefore, serve
TO settle the labor problem in Viz
GINA to A great extent, and render
thar ayaila BILE Of more. value.
Governor Stuart addressed the
council, urging that plans be perfect
ed at once that would put Virginia on
q war basis. He pointed ont the need
of definite. concerted efforts to bring
the resources of the state to con-
dition Of being OF real value to the
nation. The governor again drew the
attention OF the council to the neces-
sitv OF doing everything possible to
make the people realize that the
country is' really at war. Sacrifices
must be made, economy practiced
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-15
-Four Gallons in Trunk.

Detectives Sweet and Gary yester-
day captured trunk at Byrd-Street
station containing four gallons of
liquor, but the owner was not dis
covered. The trunk and the whiskey
were carried to the First precinct
police station.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-15
Negro Transporter Held,

Willie Friend. coiored. twenty three
years old. was arrested Yesterday af-
ternoon by Detectives Bertucci and
Duffy, charged with violating the
prohibition laws, and Was transferred
TO the third precinct police station last
night. He will appear in police court
this morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-15
WAR NINIgTfR QUITS
Confined frorn First Page

solely for the purpose OF establishing
an entente with the new government.
which Is largely OF Socialistic Labor
that mutual ground
may he found,
a large staff OF experts will ac-
company the Root commission. Prac-
tically all have been selected and II
was announced at the state depart
meut this afternoon that the names
would be made public in a short time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-15

Us,
TIdewater and Western Railroad
Cor panY.
Whereas. from letter dated May
II. 1917 signed by T. Randolph Will
iisms. counsel Tjdewater d Western
Railroad company, and addressed to
the chairman O the com mission, il
appears that the Tidewater IL West =
ern Railroad company has entered
into a contract for the sale of "A con-
siderable portion OF the property Of
the said corporation Including the
rails OF said corporation. thus de-
privine itself of It's ability to per
form The public duty laid upon Il by
law aud
Whereas the said TIdewater &
Western Railroad company has filed
in this Office an application for dis
solution which the commission III ad-
vised has not been signed by an 81
the parties required by law to sign
the same which sad application is
now pending and undetermined and
whereas, 1t appears from said let
ter that the beard of directors has
passed a resolution ordering that the
operation oi the railroad shall he dis
continued from IL O'Clock midnight
on May J =. 1917:
Now therefore. he state corpora
tion commissions Of Virginia doth
order. ADJ dye and require that the
said Tidewatcr and Western Railroad
company. its directors. officers and
agents shall not under penalty sell
or otherwise dispose Of. nor snail II
remove or cause 10 he removed either
the rails. ties or other fixtures Of tho
SAID Tldewater and Western railroad,
and that II shall not remove or cause
- be removed or permit to be re-
moved any portion of the rolling
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-15
.I.&W. RAILWAY MUST
CONTINUE ITS SERVICE
Chairman Garnett. of Corporation
Commission. Rules That Trains
shall BE Operated.
ORDERED TO HOLD EQUIPMENT
Judge Moncure Appoints Lanebourne
VI. Williams Receiver OF Company
Bat 1t May Not Prevent Commits
sioD's Action Prom Being Effective.

Having been advised by tho attor-
ro,, =, ,bo Tsaeuo,er and Western
NV
railroad that Inc company h"d CT
tered into a contract for the sale Of
q considerable on~tion Of the pron.
er.y az me road including rails
which led the oflicerS TO ask for
dissoilif5nn Chairman q y. Garnet
~ ,be stato rc,,,o~afior commission
las. nsebr issued an order mat tho
ronran- shan nof unaer Dcnalty. dis
con,irua ira se,ytoa here,of,ye s-a,,-
tered hy tho voad and that the trains
mus he ,nar,a.e4 The commission
f,,r.hAr or&Sre5 +bat fhe earauauv
shall rot d5s-asa e. any 4 ia eGuio-
u1en+ o~ 40 ANYTHING fha; viii make
:, in, nosuip1A for fha +~,rar.r7y to ner-
form ~ noh,I- f,,nrt,s-
Nas.r-3a,. se.orr.,e,,, y,.,-.-f,.,,,ro., y.
rvsls4ars,s ~~ss<#sar- NJ tho ,a-.nauy-
v-ss r,t7,a7 ,.sz,sY,..-,- ~ -oa .rrs1 IN
apnytczt;on If At,o~,ex y Randolph
Wjluar,s The ar-c,r-rf3er,, 4r.s made
by Jndr. W 4 NCv-rt-a ~ tho chan
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-15
RESORT To DRAFT TO

tContinued from First Page, }
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-15

along all lines. and every energy bent
on the production and conservation of
food
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-03

talousoiaston fonsliosta tie6usteli.
mat, misid talousoiasfon warapll-
beenjobtoian ienaattori Boronitino-
min tpobuone. Scum BELLE ie oil oioi-
tetti, iitlfiipat be iinetilld molemmat
~buoneeieen iobtaipat owet. Mpobem-
min iaapui tlloelleen fafii upieeria
mifanaan Iotilaita, iotfa aietettiin o.
mien eteen ~paboeifii. Wartioimisto
iatfetaan DbG eoelleenfin.
Senaatin torille fofoontiii aamlt-
pGimGllG pleii0d ooottamaan tieoio
tapabtrmista. WinfGGnlaiiia tietoio
ei fuitentaan mnettli ennen fuin ftii
ben tienoisia iltapGiapGlIG ilmestpi-
mat ianomolebtien IiiGlcboet, iotta IL
idliitpat amiraali N~iepcninin tieoon-
annon
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sepn ia ienao
tim Observation-Disclosures @orowitinom
mietiin eielniaalla pifaiunallu 10th
lasipartion iaattamana Yietariin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-03
&npueita.

MaaliSfitltn 1 p:nG ftoli Gffid See
misiG failpunginipisfaali 8ilbo Sam
fen. SGn oil ipntpnpt Sanfaialmello
ipitonna 1871. glioppilaafii tltli bon
SppGsfplGn lpieosia wliortna 1897
ia ontailtui iitte ianomalebtialalle,
toimien pari mltotta &aaben Seboen
lpostaatpuna toimittaiana ia wltooes'
ia 1900 iiieita iproiia BerG'Sobialai
lem toimittaiana. @itonna 1914 nj
mitettiin bGnet &emin faupunginpis
faailfii. oritpistG buomiota ahlott'
ice tGnt1 wainoia fen ioboosta, etta
ban oil nafaantlinltt rGtbanaatteer
fannattaja ia balltii lelpittaG mafau-
mustaan pmpGristoonidfin. San oil
labeiiisia tefemiiisiG Suomen &ar-
bonliiton fansia iofa, paapaiffanaan
Sumpere, toimi ipip. 19O7-1913.
Monillfniiet otpat ne eiitelmat, iotta
8ilbo SGmien tion liiton toirntnta-
aifanu pitt raiibanaatteesta &emisid
ia muuallofin Herd-Sobjolasia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-03
Wollanfmmons Seliinfi.

MaoIisf. II b. = SO marbain ei-
lisoomina letpiii faiipungilla biibai-
ia iotfa fertoipat @endidlld tapubtit-
neioen ilurten miiiitosten mainirfi-
en- uIottuneen tGnuefin. Mamtpaifpun
flIuesia iaupuifin bitbnille ipobipts-
tus, ionfo ienaatisia eiitellpt oiiatir-
lat - fenraalifumernoorin tebtdfui-
en- boibon iiirtpminen ialaneitfpos ".
2ipifiIIe ia ienootin tporaplibeeriob-
taiien omiraoIi @ireniufielle = lei
moiiipot m%iraIiiefii.
acknowledgements Sepnin pibdt.
ttip1t iotiIosmiranomoiiet adittiipfstd
Senoatin Observation-Disclosures 30
romitinofp oil eoeIiIiend bond ntpo-
616n ipiirprpt tpobaioneesiaon. Sd
nen o%iuntoonia ioopiti %muposfin od'
mulIo iotiIosfomennusfunta, iofo pi-
o1tti ienoattorin.
Senoottiin foopui eiIisaomiIIo BE-
ii flo 9 i6lfeen fafii itpfeerio, lotto
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-03
aaniafomlnnppettajain fa~lliinaian
paIfanliiG.

&1iitellesiGGn dsfen partsfuntao-
pettaiain folliinoian palfanliiGano-
mlsta on tol,lilplibauitus pGGtt1npt
aiianomaisten eiittGmillG lpilId puol-
taa niibin iuostuttatpafii iiten, ettG
fummallefin aipiopitoliiolle pattfa
toimipat iamasia f~oulusia, i~aataiiiin
mafiaa fallinaian polfanliid fen palt
foluofan mttfaott, misiG itiefufin on
tpariinoiien palffania puolesta, eli d
lemmGsid palffaliiofasia % mt. ia
~alemmasia Is inf. fulifauoeIta, lufi.
en- ippSf. 1 p:std 1916.
Mnoiisia on fuitenfin neliattafpm-
mentG lellaista, iotfa oipat roioitta-
meet anomaan folliin oion Lido aino-
astaon toiielIe aipiopttoIiioIIe. NdiI'
le Ell tietpsti pliballitusfaan ole iaat-
tonut plioltaa enempGd fuin mitd of
ppDoettp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-03
Soisipnotiien famIanppistum banfe.

&esfi-SGmeen (Orimeben) fanian-
opiston pbtepteen emf ipfiptG alfa-
mafii illunnitellaon toisn1otiIen fan-
innppiston banfe Ell tGbGn asti tltn-
nettuien fannatusten ~perusteella ole
ipiel1 iaatputtaiit iparmtaa taloiibellis
ta~pobinn. Noin 10000 MT. mi,oIit.
tain 5 tpitoben aiafii on belmifrun
fuluesia nnsta fer6ptDnpt, ia tartpit-
toma m1GrG on lasfettu 10000 mar
fafii ipitoiittain, iotta funnollinen o.
pettaiafiinta ia miiut eoelIptpfiet tli-
liiimat Min tGrfealle fofeilupritpfiel-
le taatufii. Scum fuitenfin fannatus-
TEN mpontGminen pleiion piolelta
nGpttGG marlin buomattatpartn iatfli-
mama, ia finn oppilasmafinistafin
moioaan eoellpttGG iottiin tperran
maroia ferGGntptpdr, Min on, = faa-
trjen feboitusten mitfaan =, &esfi-
SGmeen fanianopistolla npttemmin
pGGtettp ufpata emf ipfipnd toistpuo-
tinen fmianopisto ~etuf1besid fanian-
opiston ~fGpneelle nuoriiolle iiind
marmasia l~ltottamufiesin, ~ettG Quo
mesia tofi pfii toistpuotinen fanian-
opisto menestpp. Snban @oriasia-
fin fabbefian ia &liotlisia milf iaa-
nutIefd tpotG ettd iuaroia. Sarpeel-
liiiin nnlmistmpiin toimenpiteiiiin
on mt iiinG tarfoitufiesin rpbopttp,
iamalla robjeten toipoa ~malistufien
pst1ipGin iuoiioaifllltta iefa nineel-
liiesti ettG aatteelliiesti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-03
G,tount.

Srans 8ilbo SipilG, MpnGmGen
firffoberra fiioli maalisf. s p. 1917.
Sipila on ipnt. 1858, ipibittp pa-
pifii 1887 iefd toiminut pappina Wep
ltGmGelld, Soutifprsid, &emi0sia ia
8r1noosiG firnnes 1902 tuli neliGn-
tend lpaaliiaarnaaiana ipirfaan flit-
iilttuna WpnGmGen f%irffoberrafii.
&osfetus s. q. Seobergin tansia oil
fofo elGmGnaiatii iGttanpt rom. 81
pildGn ppippdn naifutufien. SON
iulfaiii m. NJ. Seobergin chandler
ran iefd iuometii etta rlrotiifii. Saar
namiebend ia ieurafuntapappina oil
rorp. SipilG erittain iuoiittu. 2am,
minipbGmiienG ia bpwGtunlliiena tap'
lanmiebenG apoitti ban laaioien tan'
ianferrosten i~afamattomm iloiton.
8ainaia otti oiaa Dbteisfnmalliliin'
fin rientoibin ollen uieita fertoia ,lii'
ben eousfltnnam %iaienend.
Tarboasia miebulbeniidsiG pots'
futiuttuma tp0ntefiidG iaGapGt fiitolli-
iuuoella ia faipaufielIa mltistele-
maam llrfuiiat nlioremmat ia man'
benntat ieurafuntalaiiet, tp0totperit,
oppilaot ia pstdmat, e~nnentaiffeo
mainaian piuoliio ia lapiet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-03
Suonien uutisia.


969imndsiG tiilemaiiuuoesia pioe'
tG1n, fertoo 8irib. @jeo. Suomen
aIiain eritpiien neuiuottelufumnan to-
folis. io6on npfpinen p~Gdministeri,
rirbt. @olitipn enlimaiien ferram Of
taa oiaa. &ofoufieen ottapot oiao
waltafitnnanneiiposton p~libeeniobta'
aa ia morapubeeniobtaja iefa Suo-
men fenrdalifnuerno0ri ia minish-
rtpaltioiibteeri.
&ofoufiesia fesfustellaan nj. M.
Suomen pboistdmiiestd tlllilubtees'
ia feiiariflntoon iefd Sltomen Dial
liiuuoesta Dleismaltafunnolliiiin TO-
tnmenoibin.
&pipmpfiestd Suomen waltiopai-
lpGin fofeonfutiumiiesta Ell oteta bar.
fittamafii fosfa Ell ole aiiasta tebtr
anomusta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-03

iaI4iien iitpistpselGmdn ia fielten oife
ufiien Iouffaomattomili6er. Me Ioti-
iumme fen lliam pafaumufien. ettd
Wendidd ia Suomea tdseoes on pb.
oist6mG lain funnioitlis, moIempien
ipupaioen faniain fesfinGiiefii pSt6-
lpppoefii la onnefii.
Y~ietarisia, maalisf. 30 p:nG
1917. 9Ifuperdiien ouat allefirioit-
taneet:
YGGministeri, ritbtinaS 2lpolp ia
mIllt mIniSterit.
@~lfuperGiien omat parmentaneet
Suomen Suurirubtinaanmaan mall
tioiibteerineumoston aiiain fomiiario
8. Y~rotopopotp, nGliaifaiien balli-
tilfien ministerineuhposton iibteeri
8l. Nabofotp.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-03
aesfifonlmien paastStttfimmot.

&oulupliballitus on maamme fol-
lliibin lGbettGnpt fiertofirieen, iosia
lGbemmin mGGrGtdGn feSfifoullttiit-
finnon toimecnpanotapa. @endiGn
fielen tlitfinto tapabtuii foliluplibal-
Iitufien ebustaian ia %eritpilen tutfin-
tolm1tafunnan lGsnGollesia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-03
@olmas p~apimemGntien fofons.
SeinGfmisia Slmaipem fanian-
ppistolIa.

&olmas pleinen Sltonrer paplt1'
em1ntien fofous pibetGdn tdna felatlo
beinGfuun alusia Slmaioen fanian-
opistolla. &osfa npfpinen ~fallisaito
ia rupintoaineiben banffimiien tpoi-
felis tuntlmt f~ipeGmmin faupitngetslo
on Ie fomiteo, jofa ipfipua 1915 mo-
littiin ia iofa tebtaipifieen iai emf to-
foufien walmistomiien ia id~rlesturrtl-
fen, fatIonit iopipafii itjoittaa ie ron
nefin m~aaieribulle. So tosta fafll
eoenista fofousta on pi6ettp eteld- ia
I~dniioiisia maatamme, tnntlii1 ttpf
Iuonnolliielta iiioittaa ie nriiiialle,
elm. 8dbianmaalle.
Slmaioen fanianopisto on faltr1
p,olin iopiapa poiffa. sc iilattiee
tuibeioen mantpien iuoiosia 5'oen
fiIometrin pGGsid aiemolta. Stello
ON f~oforfIella fdptettdhpdnaan opis-
ton iali, tilapa feittiO, iefd poitlo1o
riitt6mGsti. Sielld iaattoipat ltts
tofouflen oianottaiot raiibosia, litof''
nom belmasia ipmentpa Serran iar'ar
tutfisteI,run ia BELLE tdrfeibin fpie'
mpfiiin.
@onitea on tintertitt fautrta iloo
ia fiitouifinatta moibesfaan MT tut
iua pappiIoiben emdnnGt tabatt toll
monteen fofmifieen,mte Slmaioelle.
Wiita orpoiiia i~iiaria, iotfa tobto'
mot eb6ottaa acknowledgements
febottetaom lGbettdmGdn ne iolletir
oIefirioittaneista, wiimeistadn en-.
mem paaiiaistd. @itfoilfaammte, ettd
SumaIa, iofa nellie paifan piittait
ioiii jatfuipaa iobtoa ia ii1iaaiista to-
fuifieemnte, fem palmistifiiin ia tit'
Iofiiin. Obielma puma labempid tie
toia iuloistaan mpObemmin.
2 b. maalisf. 1917.
SeImi &osfimies. Sigte @tlit'o
Surtpa. @ertio.
Tiloa 2ouba.
Tori.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-03
Sntfimmfiet nDmiesten palfOista.

&otfan fairpungimpaltuuston mol
mistusmoliofunta on eboottanltt, ct
tG maltuusto aiettaiii 3.jdieniien to-
mitem tutfimoon faupungin tpowaes
ton ia polfpelusmiesten palffojo iefo
mitG mabooIlihnifiia on nailld pal
foilla raiabintoibin osfaa elintar'
eita. &omiteaan ebooteta@n walitta-
npofii Observation-Disclosures 81. Saffi
IefG &otfam t. y, ppitpolesta 2 beiodr
~maIitiemaania iGientG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-03

= empiitamms siitd Iitftettd, ist'
Ia iImsita,pat IebSesidmme, anita
iust jites ttteisti aiiaamme.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-09-18
RECORD OF THE BOARD
OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
(Continued)

C. C. Richardson, Labor on
Road 8, 10000
C. c. Richardson, Labor on
Road 8, $500
A. E. Stickney, Repairs on Road
8, 600
Ralph Trefry, Labor on Road
8, Asnd. to w. G. Treffry, 21.OO
st. Maries Hardware Co., Sup
plies Road 8, 1926
Geo. Gordon, Labor Road 8,
2i.OO
George Clinton, Labor on Road
s. 1850
A. S. Carl, Labor Road 8, 24.4O
j. R. Ramey, Labor Road 8,
Asnd. to A. S. Carl, 400.
Fred Thompson, Labor on
Road 8, 700
Plummer Hdw. & Furn. Co.,
Supplies Road 8, 1910
Milwaukee Land Co., Lumber
and Supplies Road 1, 1875
H. w. Stickney. Labor Road 4,
1905
H. H. Goblet, Labor Road
5.25
B. S. Walkup, Labor Road 4,
s2.62
Oliver Mattison, Labor Road 4,
1906
H. H. Renfro, Blacksmithing
Road 3, 600
Santa Mercantile Co., Supplies
Road Dist. 8, 4.35
Occur d'Alene Lumber Co.,
Supplies Road 5, 1920
Carscallen D. & C. Co., Road
Building Road 5, 10000
Carscallen D. & C. Co., Road
Building Road 5, 7.5O
Occur d'Alene Lumber Co..
! Supplies Road 5, $3.50
J. NJ. Dawson, Labor Road 6
1890
Chas. A. Terrell, Labor Road 8
66.SE
Alfred Graves, Labor Road If
7.OC
J. M. Dawson, Road Supervisor
Asnd. to Dawson & English, 68.5l
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-09-18
A NARROW ESCAPE
(Contributed)

Chase Raney went out last
Monday into the Alder Greek
country to spend a solitary
honeymoon. Day after day he
camped on the lonely trail,
searching for cattle that were
grazing somewhere about.
Thursday morn broke bright
and cheerful; little did he think
that on this day his life might be
near the valley of death. Gaily
he packed his horse with his be-
longings and started down the
trail. All day he whistled and
searched for his cattle, but all in
vain. Toward evening he heard
the brush move and thought at
last some of his cattle we're in
sight. AS the brush parted an old
black bear with her two cubs pre-
pared to guard themselves from
the visit of the mighty white man
The old bear made a swing at him
witiWher paw but Chase easily
evaded her and threw his trusty
rifle tQRhis shoulder and shot the
bear t%death.
After he saw that all was safe
thankful that he had been de-
livered, he started home, packing
his bear behind. And it was
some bear, too.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-09-18
Red Cross

The Red Cross bulletins
published in this column are
furnished us by Miss Vera
kewis, secretary of the local
chapter, and are published at
5he request of that organi-
zation.-Ed. Note.
Forty-eight thousand cans of
condensed milk have just been
purchased by the Supply Service
of the American Red Cross for
immediate shipment to Salonika.
On the request of Dr.. Edward w.
Ryan, Red Cross representative
at Salonika, the War Council
voted a special appropriation for
the milk, which is to be used in
Serbian military hospitals.
Conditions under which the
hospitals are working in Mace
donia, according to Dr.. Ryan, are
very serious. During the lighting
of the last three years practically
all cattle have been killed by the
armies. There is no milk for
convalescent soldiers, and with
out it their recovery is very much
delayed.
A Red Cross commission,
headed by C. A. Severance, of
Minneapolis, is now on its way to
Serbia. The commission has a
fund of 100000 to be spent in
aiding the refugees behind the
Allied lines in Macedonia and
around MOnastir.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-09-18

Anton Ellison. Labor Road 8.
Asnd. ist Natl. Blk, 36.75
Robert Hyde, Labor Road 8,
Asnd. ist Natl. Blk, $500
Robert P. Hyde, Labor and
Team Road 8, Asnd. ist Natl. Blk,
1915
J. J. Dunlap, Labor Road 8,
Asnd. ist Natl. Blk, 400
J. L. Rifle, Labor Road 8, Asnd.
ist Natl Blk, 700
J. S. Shelket, Labor Road 8,
Asnd. list Natl. Blk, 1900
f. w. Chervany, Team Hire
Road 8, Asnd. ist Natl. Blk, $3.50
J. L. Rifle, Labor Road 8, Asnd.
ist Natl. Blk, t7.i5
b. F. patheal, Labor Road 8,
Asnd. ist Natl Bk, $50
J. w. Cyphers, Labor Road 8,
Asnd. tst Natl. Blk. 34.25.
j. w. Cyphers, Labor General
Bridge, Asnd. ist Natl. Blk. $500
Asa Hayter, Labor and Team
Road 5, Asnd. list. Natl. Blk, 1900.
Asa Hayter, Labor Bridge Fund
/ Asnd. ist Natl. Blk. 1925.
H. C. Burton, Labor Road s,
Asnd. list. Natl. Blk. 1926.
II. C. Burton, Labor Bridge,
Asnd. list. Natl. Blk. 1925.
Eugene Byerley, Lobor Road 8,
Asnd. list. Natl. Blk. 1875.
C. & M. Hotel, Board for Pris-
oncrs, Asnd. Lbr. State Blk.
10000.
Mrs. Helen Johnson, Mothers
Pension, Asnd. Lbr. State Blk.
1900.
John Johnson, Interpreters
fees Probate Court, Asnd. Lbr.
St. Blk. s.25.
st. .MaTies Land Co., ONCE
Rent, Asn.d Lbr. st. Bk. $3.50.
Amos Berry, Labor on Stock
AIDE, Asnd. Lbr. st. Bk. 400
Geo. T. Taylor, Salary as Dep
uty Sheriff, Asnd. Lbr. st. Blk.
28.48
John McAlinden, Labor Road 4,
Asnd. Lbr. st. Bk. 5O.75
E. L. Bailey, Team Hire, Road
i 8, Asnd. Lbr. st. Blk. 81. 35
J. C. Hammond, Labor Road 8,
Asnd. Lbr. st. Blk. 1915
G. l.. Cain, Labor Road 8. Asnd.
Lbr. st. Blk. 1925
w. G. Treffry, Labor Road 8,
Asnd. Lbr. st. Blk. $500
Ralph Treffry, Labor Road 8,
Asnd. Lbr. st. Blk. $500
Marion Darnell, Labor Road 8,
Asnd Lbr. st. Blk $3.50
Ray E. Moore, Labor Road 8,
Asnd. Lbr. st. Blk 22.50
JOHN Berry, Labor Road g.
Asnd. Lbr. st. Bk. 1925
&C.. C. Richardson, Labor Road 8
Asnd. Lbr. st. Blk. 1000
John Reddecopp, Labor Road
g, Asnd .Lbr. St. Blk. 1925
Irwin McNulty, Labor Road 8
Asnd Lbr st. Blk. 24.5C
J. C. Hammond, Labor Road 8
Asnd. Lbr. st. Blk. TOTO
B. L. Cain, Labor Road 8, Asnd
Lbr. st. Blk. 3i.9(
C.L. Caine, Labor Road 8, AsnC
Lbr. st. Blk. 81. 81
Arthur Morris, Labor Road 8
Asnd. Lbr. st. Blk. 26.2'
E. Barden, Supplies Genera
Bridge, Asnd. Lbr. st. Blk $500
Sand Nory, Labor on Ferrel
Bridge, Asnd. kbr. st. Blk CAS-
Washington Water Power Co
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-09-18
WILL HOLD CIVIL
SERVICE EXAMINATIONS

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that the
following examinations will be
held as follows:
Stenographer and typewriter,
male and female, field service.
September 29th, 1917.
General helper, male, Puget
Sound Navy Yard, Bremerton,
Washington. wages $3.50 per day,
time and a half for overtime work
100 vacancies to be filled at the
present time. File applications
"a once. Transportation will be
advanced, where necessary, where
persons sign a contract to work
SIX months
Subinspector of field artillery
ammunition, male, $3.50 to $500
Per day, machinist experience re-
quired. Employment, State of
Washington.
Skilled laborer, (munitions)
male and female, $500 to $3.50
per diem, for employment in the
Slate of Washington.
Mechanical engineer, artillery
ammunition, male, $4,000 to
$4,000 per year.
Mechanical engineer, expert
mental work. $4,000 to $4,000
year, male.
Mechanical craftsmen, male
ST, 900 to Sl,4OO year.
Apprentice craftsmen, Si8C
year.
Inspector of artillery ammuni-
ton, male, 81 500 to S2,lOO year
Inspector of field artillery am
munition steel, male, $500 t.
$4,000 year.
Assistant inspector of field ar
ltillery ammunition steel, male
$3.50 to $500 day.
Inspector of ammunition pack
ing boxes, 1852 day to $500
year.
Inspector and assistant in
spector Of powder and explosives
male, 81 400 to $4,000 year.
! Inspector of ordnance equip
ment, male, 81, 500 to $1,000 year
Assistant inspector of clotl
equipment, male, $50 to Si2'
month.
Assistant inspector of leather
male, 800 to Sl25 month.
Assistant inspector Of small
hardware, male, $50 to si2g
month.
Assistant Inspector of textiles
male, $50 to 1925 month.
Assistant inspector of leatheI
equipment, male, 500 to sl2'
month.
Clerk qualified i'm business adj
ministration, male, $1,000 e
Isl, 500 year.
Index and catalogue clerk, mall
and female, ST 900 to $1,000 year
The government urgently need
men for the work above indicated
and qualified persons are urged
as a patriotic duty, to apply 70
examination. Address Herbert F
Ward, District Secretary, Room
i3O3 Postoflice Building, Seattle
Washington.