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CHAPTER XIV.

Milling weakly az times. the men
were beginning TO show the terrific
strain. KiiraEn dropped helplesgly
whenever the chance came, n 1t
was not until the g~fxty-eigfth round
tina Sullivan was able to land a blow
that began to turn the tide toward
a certain defeat of his challenger
Kfirain was falling TO the ground to
end a round when the champion de-
Jivered q right uppercut with all his
strength. 1t caught Kilratn under
the chin, lifted him from his half.
reclining posture, and sDrawled him
in a heap against the ropes. He was
I'm very bad shape when his seconds
lifted him and carried him TO his
corner.
From then on, Kilrain fought az IL
In a daze. Although he eve ad-
mitted It, 1. is more than probable
that Ktlrain was. wen then, out. but
fighting on mechanically with q
fighters spirit. He slipped and
skidded around the ring as Sullivan
yainly tried to put vel a blow that
would finish the fight.
In the seventy-ffth round Kilratn
caught a very light tap to the neck,
but he reeied and went down under
1T. He had to be assisted TO his feet
and to his corner. Once seated there,
Charley Mitchell left him and walked
to the Sullivan corner. where he again
proposed that the bout be called a
draw. Sullivan looked at him con-
temptuously and growled:
Let him stand Up and fight Ike
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STATE BASKET
ENDS
Dope is Not Upset and Mt
Wins Tournament for Two
Successive
Years.

Overcoming a SO lead at the n OF
the first half Mt Pleasant with a
brilliant exhibition or ~basEet-oan
came from behind and won the cham
rionship from Iowa City with a
score of lT-15. Harsgbarger, right
forward for Mt. Pleasant was easily
the star OF the final game and it was
his wonderful throws in the last forty
seconds that decided the game
The tournament was a three-coT-
nered fight, as has been predicted, be-
tween Iowa City, Mt Pleasant, d
Cedar Rapids. In Ns seni-fnals Ce-
.dar Rapids could not hold he Little
Hawkeyes and lost a chance at the
finals by a 1873 cor The dark horse
of the meet was the Hlston team, a
school that had scarcely been heard
OF, which won its way to the semi-in-
ais and gave Mt. Pleasant a fight to
win 2S-15.
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CHAMPION
Wen call 1t no draw till

a man Wen call 1t no draw till
it's over"
Mitchell carried the news back TO
the Kilrain corner and Mike Douo-
van, another Of the Kilrain support
ers, picked a sponge from the water
bucket, walked to the center of the
ring and threw st into the air The
fight was over Sullivan had not gained
the victory by q knockout, but It
was over one OF the most courageous
men he ever had met Kilrafn pro-
tested vainly and wept when Dono-
van carried the sponge to the center
of the ring, and afterward he told
friends his heart had been broken.
The fight was the last ever ha1c
In this country with bare knuckIes,
under London prize ring rules. II
left John l.. Sullivan the champion
under this code. an honor which
never has been wrested from him.
When ne again fought-this time to
meet James J. Corbett, it was with
gloves.
The bout dispelled any belief held
By sports followers that John L. Sui
returned and he was Just Is much OF
a hero az yer
Both men had a lot OF trouble be-
fore they finally settled their differ
ences with the law over the Richburg
fight Sullivan was hauled from a.
train in Tennessee as he was passing
through on his way back a and
hailed before a court He stated after
ward that IL cost him more than
$4,000 to get out of his difficulties.
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so.tb.rn Promoters Bid Hioh.

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NEW ORLEANS. La, March 49,
Mat HInckle and Tommy Tortorich,
promoters, are today still awaiting
to their bid of sos 900 for
the FuIton-Willard match. Unable TO
locate Willard, they wired their bid
to Colonel Miller, holder OF Wizards
contract.
I'VE don't care how Willard and
Fulton whack up hat s105, 900 II our
offer Is accepted 20 stage the fight
here" said HinkeI and Tortorich to-
day.
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Priest ON

ELGIN, H., March 18.-St. Mary's
Catholic church where deputy sheriffs
and policemen smashed ~barricaded
doors and arrested Father j. J. Nc
Cam Sunday morning after he had
answered their demands for surren-
der with a voIley Of revolver shots,
was under heavy guard today. In the
parsonage nearby Father Mccain, at
liberty on bond, was reported to be
preparing for a court battle against
charges of assault Church trustees
we're to ask the court also to cite
him for contempt for violating an in
junction obtained to restrain him
from interfering with his successor,
appointed by Bishop Muldoon
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This Time IL Is Kidnapping That is
Alleged When Year and Hall
Old Youngster Disappears
With Father.
rs EsTRANGED
Wife Charged That clei Perry Has
Kidnapped Their Child and
Ask Police to Capture
Him.

FORT MADISON, Iowa, Mar. 1s.-
When his little one and a half year
old son threw his arms about his neck
and Rugged him close, It was too
much for Clel Perry. Both he and
the baby have disappeared, and his
wife, from whom he Is separated,
charges that he has kidnapped their
son.
Chief OF Police Kennedy was asked
Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Clel Per
ry to apprehend her husband whom
she alleged had kidnapped their year
and a half old baby earlier in the day.
1t is alleged by Mrs. Perry that her
husband called al the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall D.
Phillips, 1896 Sixth street, Saturday
morning for a visit with the child.
The little baby recognized its father,
threw its arms around his neck, and
the devotion Of the child caused the
tears to dim the fathers eyes.
Let me take the baby up town so
is said to have remarked to Mrs.
Phillips.
But the grandmother was suspic-
ious, so she claimed, and refused the
request.
Perry ia then said to have suggest
ed that Mrs. Phillips little boy, a lad
attending school, accompany him as
an assurance that he meant no harm
to the child.
When the high school building was
reached Perry told the Phillips boy
to wait there until he returned from
I'D town The Phillips lad waited for
several hours, but Perry failed to re-
turn. It was then that be gave the
alarm.
Since the separation, Mrs. Perry,
1t is alleged, has worked for a living
and is employed at the Sheaffer Pen
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Tiasre Taking Il Easy.

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WAXAHACHIE, Texas, March 49,
The Tiger training camp was IN
many respects cloSely akin to a
morgue yesterday and with about the
came OF pleasure attached to
IT. Under r hot sun the men hung
around the hotel lobbies and ois-
cnssed climatic condition..
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Heavyxeiaht Go About Arranged.

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CHICAGO, March 18.-Col. j.. G.
Miller. promoter of the coming row
between ). Willard and F. Fulton
here today was trying to entice u
ton and his manager to Chicago to
draw up a black and white contract.
Miller and Willard have talked them
selves out and both are satisfied with
arrangements thus far completed. 1t
is believed that Fulton will be quick
to sign. Miller is hoping the par
ties can get together early this week.
The only definite bid for the cham
pionship match is from the Tortorich-
Hinkle firm bidding 100000 for a
show at New Orleans.
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factory. She was Immediately noti-
fled and was almost frantic with grief
when the details OF what she firmly
believed to be q Ease Of KIDNAPPING
we're revealed Il
the streets and down town stores for
Perry and the child, but no trace OF
them could be found
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Fulton Tries Footliahts.

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MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, March is.
Fred Fulton may go into vaudeville
before he meets Jess Willard on July
A. but be will not fight n other
antagonist before that time. This
was the declaration Of Mike Collins,
his manager, today.
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Indians Win Fast Opener.

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NEW ORLEANS, La, March 49,
Bobby Roth, Joe Wood and Ray Chap
mar of the Cleveland Indians, starred
in a twelve inning 3 to Q victory over
the New Orleans P~elicans yesterday,
the first game of the season here.
Pitchers Jim Bagby and Bob Groom.
who recently was acquired from ST.
Louis. we're still missing.
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Reds pIaylno Time Undecided.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, March 49,
While not definitely decided upon. 1t
Is understood National league games
IN Cincinnati next season will start at
four o'clock following the adoption OF
the daylight savings plan. President
Hermann Of the Reds, said he believ-
ed games here would start at that
hour.
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Eour Sox Abscnt.

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FORT WORTH, Texas, March 10.
Manager Clarence Rowland of the
White Sox, on arrival here today re
ported the absence Of tour players,
Reb Russell at the last moment was
stun by the holdout bug, Hap Felsch
suffered a sudden illness and Bruno
Haas apparently made good his in.
tention to join the aviation forces
Kid Gleason missed the train. The
Sox will begin their real work at
Mineral Wells today.
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Pirates to Play Earlier.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, March 18.-The
baseball clock at Forbes field probab-
ly will be moved forward an hour
when the daylight saving plan be-
comes effective. 1t was stated at Bar
ney Dreyfus' Office today. Games will
begin at the same time as last year.
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Clan. Recruit Wins Place.

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MARLIN, Texas, March 18.-Ross
Young. recruit outfielder, will take
Dave Robertson's place in right field
for the Giants, according to training
camp indications. He has been per-
forming creditably.
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Cleveland Not Affected.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. March 49,
The daylight plan will not affect the
starting time Of the Indians games
here az Cleveland now has eastern
time. President Barnard said today.
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Pratt Slnns With Yanks.

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MACON. Ga, March 18.-Terrill
Pratt Ia now a real Yankee. His
signed contract with a bonus clause
inserted, is in the Yankees strong
box.
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There PLAY at Same Time.

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DETROIT, Mich, March 18.-The
daylight saving plan will not affect
Detroits baseball clocks. Detroit has
run on eastern time for two years
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chIcaoo Teams Follow Clock.

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CHICAGO, March 18.-The Chicago
White Sox will follow the clock this
year. Games here will begin at 3
o'clock as heretofore.
The Cubs probably will compro-
mise, starting games at $500 half
hour later by the clock and a half
hour earlier by the sun.
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S o E S

Orval Overall who was a star
pitcher with the Cubs when they were
a real ball team. is row a wealthy
lemon grower in California
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The White Sox have landed al
Mineral Wells, Texas. their training
grounds, and are busy the first few
days in taking the kinks nj
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In the first indoor meet Of the year
at Ames last Saturday, Ames won
first place; GrfnnelI, second, and
Iowa third Wilkins, the Annes star
pole vaulter, broke the state record
by clearing the bar at twelve feet.
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GRAVY Cravath with the Philadel-
phia Nationals. has made eighty-fye
home runs since and including the
season Of 1912.
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ST. Louis In Line With Time Plan.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo, March 18.-St.
Louis baseball clubs will get behind
the daylight saving law. Both teams
will start at the old hour, $3.50 o'clock
time.
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In the A. A. q. championship meet
At New York Saturday, Joie Ray.
running for the Chicago Athletic club.
ran the 1000 yard ace in 1:24,
thereby equaIfng the worlds record.
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The Mississippi valley bowling
tournament opened IN the CONNER
clal alleys last week with a large
number of entries. In he first days
rolling the Aledo team had high
scores.
Walter Shay, a Boston high school
boy, has been signed by the Pitts
burgh Pirates. Shay Ia an infelder.
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CLOCK LAW
GAMES
New YORK Teams to Play According
to New Time-WiII Make
Longer Games and More
Double Headers.
TBY Fl. G.

UNITED Press STAFF Correspondent
NEW YORK, March 1S.-This city
Will take its baseball, under the day
light saving Law, according 10 the new
clock time. The sun will be ignored
by both National and American league
clubs in announcing the starting time
OF games. The Yankees, while no de-
ciston has been reached are expected
to fall In line with the other clubs.
Where games started last summer
at 800 they will start next season at
the same time by the clock. The de-
cision OF the Giants is absolute, ac-
cording TO Harry Hampstead, presi-
dent Of the club. The Dodgers decis-
ion is subject TO change IL patrons OF
that club can best be served by stick
ing to present sun time.
Baseball is facing one Of the queer
eat problems IT ever has been called
on to face. On what major league
magnates decide probably depends the
decision of many inducements. New
York club owners feel that by follow
ing out the intention of the bill and
finishing the days work with an hour
OF added daylight, they will be adding
an hour Of recreation to their patrons
time. That, they consider. is the fea-
ture OF the bill they must observe.
Sticking to the new clock will allow
an extra hour of daylight for baseball.
Worlds records for long games may
tumble with this. Double headers can
be more frequent and attended by bet
ter baseball.
It seems one OF b~asebalps best
lunches to remain right with the new
law-play baseball by the clock-time
and ignore the gun.
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CONTINUED FROM FIRsE iAGE.

the condition Of the roads.
We recommend that the stretch
of read from Buffers to Fair Oaks
be repaired as soon as possible, as
this is main thoroughfare, and is
in very bad condition. With these
exceptions the roads are in fair con-
dition.
90
We recommend that the Chief of
Police report all State law violations
to the Solicitor General, and especial
" to cooperate with him more fully
in liquor cases.
(10)
We wish to than Hon. NJ A. Nor
ris, Judge, for his able charge de-
livered to the Grand Jury. We es-
pecially commend his attitude in the
enforcement Of the prohibition law.
(11)
We wish to thank Solicitor Clay
for his able assistance rendered us
at this term.
We recommend that these Pre-
sentiments be published in the Ma
rietta Journal and the Cobb County
Times, and that the legal fee charged
for printing same be divided equally
between them.
Respectfully submitted,
L. B. ROBSON, Foreman,
C. B. MOON, Clerk.
GEORGIA, COBB COUNTY.
The within Presentments received
and read in open Court, let the same
be filed, spread upon the minutes,
and published as recommended.
This March goth, 1913.
(Signed) N. A. MORRIS,
Judge Superior Courts, B. r. C.
Georgia, Cobb County.
/, J. E. Dobbs, Clerk Superior
Court, Cobb County, Georgia, do
hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is a true, correct and COM
plete copy of the Granf Jury Pre-
sentiments for the March Term, 1918,
Cobb Superior Court, as is of file
and record in this office.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand and affixed
the seal of said Court, this March
goth, 1918.
j. E. DOBBS,
Clerk Superior Court, Cobb Coun-
ty, Georgia.
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To the Honorable Foreman and Gen
tlemen of the Grand Jury, March
Term, 1918.
Gentlemen:
Relative to the matter of re-paint-
ing the woodwork of the Court
House which was referred to the
County Commissioners by the last
Grand Jury, we beg to advise that on
account of the weather conditions
since that time, this was deferred un-
til spring.
However, the Clerk has been in
structed to advertise for bids for this
work, and the painting will be done
without delay.
Respectfully submitted,
j. r. MILLER,
Commissioners Clerk.
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Marietta, Ca, March %, 1918

Marietta, Ca, MATCH 20, 1915.
Gentlemen:
I hand you herewith copies Of the
reports Of all the County officers that
follows up the Grand Jury Present
ments for the March Term of Court.
Very truly yours, etc,
j. E. DOBBS,
Clerk Cobb Superior Court, Cobb
County.
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due twelve months after date; which
funds were deposited in the Mer-
chants & Farmers Bank, Marietta,
Georgia, with the agreement that as
the funds were disbursed County
Warrants were to accompany my
checks and said warrants to be held
by the said bank as collateral to the
amount deposited.
Balance Jan. 1st, 1888 1.73
Jan. 9Th, 1918--received 100000
Jan. 10th, 1918, received 100000
Jan. 10th, 1918, received 2O,o0O.00
S 6O,O0l .7s
Disbursed from this
Fund ----- ----s 57,219.s4
Balance -------- ---$ 2,7s1 80
Outstanding Warrants
approximately 14,S46.58
Money borrowed -$ 6O,OOo.O0
nH.l~.~n. 4oAnI s~I1L+aI
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ordinary's Report.
To the Honorable Grand Jury, of
Cobb County,
Sirs:
Since my last report to your Hon
orable body, / have received no mon
les from the County.
/ have drawn on the Treasury, for
expenses in trying Lunacy cases, and
sending patients to the State Asylum
to the amount of $194.58.
(Signed) j. M. GANN,
Ordinary, Cobb County, Ca.
Sworn to and Subscribed before me,
this the 18th day of March, 1918.
J. E. DOBBS,
Clerk Superior Court, Cobb Coun-
ty, Ga.
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Camp Cars ----- 10000
8 four horse Plow Stocks 10000
Tents and Mule Flies 25O.OO
81 Iron Bedsteads --- 245.00
Convict Clothing and bed
ding - - 100000
Cooking Utensils, dishes,
etc. 10000
Heaters -- - $500
2 Sets BIacksmiths Tools 10000
Working Tools --- 25O.O0
8 Shot Guns -----4 5000
/ set Bridge Tools ----- 5000
Pile Driving Outfit ---- 75.0O
Pile Driving Machine and
Engine ------ ------ 100000
/ Road Drag ----- $500
/ Concrete Mixer and Err
CINE ----~- 80 100000
/ Blasting Battery, wires
and dynamite, --- $4,000
Lamps, oil, tanks, etc. - 22.50
15 pairs Stretchers ---- $3.50
i Automobile --- $4,000
IL WheeIbarrows --- $500
Gasoline Roadworking
Outfits ------- 100000
/ Motor Truck and Drag. 10000
/ Tractor Engine with
Outfit - - 100000
/ Steam Road Engine - 2,75O.O0
2 Three way Road Drags- 10000
4 steel Convict Cages 80 $4,000
s brood sows ------ $4,000
IL fattening Hogs ----- 10000
20 Pigs and Shoats ---- 435.O0
2 steel pIows 100000 1000
TOTAL ------- ---$49,986.00
Aims House Property - 100000
GRAND TOTAL -----s67s86.OO
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s107,354.6s
Statement of Loan Fund
On January End, the County Com
missioners borrowed $6O,O0O.0O exc
cutting six notes for 100000 each,
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Report of Special Taxes from parties
for 1918 Taxes since Report at
November Term of Cobb Superior
Court, 1917.
Lands Drug Co AusteH, Ca,
Cigarettes and Soda -----S 5000
James T. Anderson, Marietta,
Insurance Agent ------- 1000
Dobbs & Gurley, Marietta,
Ga. Ins. Agents --------- 1000
Merchants & Farmers Bank
Corporation ------- 5000
Sandy Pins Gin Co. ------ 1000
A. S. Kyle, Kennesaw, Ca,
ms. Agent ------- 1000
s. Lemon Banking Co., Inc 5000
Kennesaw State Bank - 1000
Kitchens & Williams, Acworth
Ca, Pistols and Carr 4ses- $500
Durham Bros, Acworth, Ca,
Cigarettes and Soda Fount- 5000
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GEORGIA, COBB COUNTY.
To the Honorable, the Grand Jury of
Said County:
beg leave to make this my report
to your Honorable Body at this
March Term, 1918, of Cobb Super
Tor Court, as follows:
Lawson Fields,
Jan. 5th, 1918, 1900 Envelopes $4.75
$500 Letters Heads ------ IT'S
$3.50
Since my last report to the Grand
Jury of the November Term of Cobb
Superior Court, 1917, / have collect
ed State and County taxes for the
year of 1915.
/ hold 7. H. LeCroy, T. c., receipt
for same.
/ have collected State and County
taxes for the year 1917, including
Interest ---------- ----$20,082.44
/ hold T. n. LeCroy receipt for this
amount
hold balance fl ia t ocollect for
tax 1917.
TOTAL -------- ----Sl2,9o2.f8
Georgia, Cobb County.
Personally appeared before the un-
dersigned, w. E. Swanson, who af-
ter being duly sworn, states on oath
that the above expense account is
true and correct.
w. E. SWANSON,
Sheriff Cobb County, Ga.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me, this the 9th day Of March, 1918.
j. E. DOBBs,
Clerk Superior Court, Cobb Coun-
ty, Georgia.
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ness Of the County --$ 74,S46.58
Respectfully submitted,
Treasurer Cobb County.
GEORGIA, COBB COUNTY.
Personally appeared before the un-
dersigned, H. L. Barfield, who being
first duly sworn on oath says that
the above and foregoing statement is
true, to the best of his knowledge
and belief.
(Signed) H. L. BARFIELD,
Treasurer Cobb County.
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
this March 11th, 1918.
D. H. COLLINS,
Notary Public, Cobb County, Ga.
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Inventory of Cobb County Property
Pertaining to Roads and Convicts.
County Barracks which in
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$121,184.62
Amount collected to date
of last report as Gener-
al, poll and professional
taxes and interest, on
digest and not on di-
gest as shown by report 18,27S.58
Total collected for State
and County for 17--$139. ASS. 20.
Paid County Treasurer
since last report ---- s9,Oss.s9
Paid County Treasurer
at last report ----- 4,14S.45.
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Clerks Report.

To the Honorable Grand Jurors,
March Term, 1918.
Gentlemen:
/ beg leave to make the following
report from this Office.
Since my last report, have pur-
chased the following items for the
use in the office.
One Deed Record book No. 81.
One Minute Book "U"
500 "Copy" Backings.
500 Sheets of Onion Skin paper.
Desk Supplies not exceeding $3.50
| have purchased, to be shipped by
June 1st, 1918, two record books and
one Subpoena book.
| hold no monies belonging to the
County.
Respectfully submitted,
(Signed) j. E. DOBBS,
Clerk Superior Court, Cobb
County,
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
this March 11th, 1918.
WILLIAM ATTAWAY,
Notary Public, Cobb County, Ga.
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Treasurer's Report.

Marietta, Ca, March IL, 1918.
Report of H. L. Barfeld, County
Treasurer, from November 1st, 1917
to March 1st, 1918.
Hon. Grand Jury now in session
March Term of Superior Court.
Gentlemen:
beg to submit report of funds
received and disbursements made up
to and including February 28th, 1918
and to acquaint you with the finan-
cial condition of Cobb County, to
the extent of the facts in hand.