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END IRISH JURY TRIALS.

London, Via Montreal, Dec. s5.-The British cabinet, according to the Daily News today, has decided to sus- pend trial by jury for crimes of vio- lence in Ireland and to substitute trial by a commission of three judges.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool, Dec l.-Cotton spot in mod crate demand: prices lower Good mid ding 27.37; fully midding 2d.37; mlddlng 2n.S7: ordinary 1o.s7. Sales 1000 bales in- cludng 44O0 American. Receipts 49,OOO in- cludng 44.2oO American Futures closed
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AT A BARGAIN MY DODGE TOURING
 12-4-tf 1917 MODEL CHEVROLET. IN GOOD condition, new tires all around, must 3e seen to be appreciated. Phone 21oo for demonstration. 12-0-tr
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Case No. 1327

Case No. 1887 @ In the Chancery court of Jefferson, county, Arkansas.--S. !. Cocklin, plain tiff vs. A. w. McCulley, and W. F. Wilson and Geo. H. Paul, defendants. The defendants, A. W. McCulley W. F. Wilson and Geo. H. Paul aye warned to appear in this court witbln thirty days and answer the complains of plaintiff, $. J. Cocklin Given under my hand and the seal Der, A. D., 1919. 9s.
 s. F. VAUf1x. Clerk. Q. F.. REEVES, H.s '. lSeall II 11-20---1.-6-1 132O-27 s>.
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NEW ORLEANS RICE.

strong Sales Honduras 474 sacks 7M1o; Blue Rose 36 sacks S0OM11.36. Receipts 2?0O: millers 2.30O.
 Clean rice strong Sales Honduras 042 pockets 3-4M12 3-4: Japan 300 pockets il 9-16; Blue Rose 5.540 pockets 7@n11 3-4. Bran per ton 800; polish 65.OO. Receipts S(S1
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NO FENCE DISTRICT NO. 1.
South of River.)

Notice is hereby given that the tax on No Fence district No. 1, for the year l0i.l. will be due and payable from the fir, day Of January to April 10th. 1920. and n,, less paid within said time penalty t.. tWcnty y-flVe (2oJ per csent will be added Under the law the collector has no al. thorlty to remit any penalty.
 C. M. NICHOL, Collector Pine Bluff, Ark, Dee. 1, 1919. 12-2-lno
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ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NU
 l0-TAN NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that ,Roa1 In. provement district No. 10. Tax for tAe year l9lo, will be due and payable fro.n January 1st to April 10th, 1920, and nn less paid within said time a penalty of 25 per cent will be added.
 Under the law the collector has no au- thoflty to remit any penalty.
 C. M. NICHOL, Collector. Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 1. 1919. 12-3- limo
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ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO.
(Sulphur Springs Road)

Notice is hereby given that the tax n. road Improvement district No. 3. for tD. year lo2o will be due and payable frD.. January 1st to April 10th, 1920, ana n. less paid within said time a pelalty , twenty-five t23) per cent will audt,i.
 Under the law the collector has no authority to remit any penalty.
 C. NJ. NlCHOL, Colcctoi. Pine Bluff Ark, Dec. l. 1919. 12-o-lno
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High Low Close F
SPOT COTTON.

New Orleans, Dec. Spot cotton quiet and unchanged. Sales on the spot 256: to arrive 1.450. Low mi1dling AoO: mid ding 4n.OO; good mlddlfng l1.75. Re- rcipts i.J7O:. stock 426.197
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WARNING ORDER.

Case No. 7339 In tho chancery court of Jefferson coun, ty, Arkansas-Will McNelson, plaintiff, ys Henretta McNclson, defendant The defendant, Henretta McNelson is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff, Will McNelson Given under my hand and the seal c. said court this 7th day of November X. D., 1919.
 $. F. YAULX, Clerk.
 0. E. REEVES, D. C. iSeln.-1 & +. 90 -c0 -.1o.H E.T-'l -.-.
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At Shreveport, La, steel com pany is reported to build a furnace, having purchased 1000 acres of iron ore land for development.
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ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. j
Cramo RoadJ
toAp IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO.
(Star City Roa,h

Notice is hereby given that the tax on road Improvement district No. {, for tu. year l9l9, will be due and payable from January lst to April 10th, 1920 and unitss paid within said time q penalty of twenty live (2o) per cent will be added.
 Under the law the collecto, has no an- thortty to remit any penalty
 C, M. NICH0L, Collector. llhe BluH, Ark. Dee. ], 1919. 12-2- 1mo
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IN THE CHANCERY COWRT IN AND FOR JEFFERSON COUNTY,
 ARKANSAS.
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WANTED TO TRADE.

WANTED TO TRADE--ONE 5-PASSEN- ger high class automobile with new Victor la top; new battery; new cord tires, ne" paints; Al shape, for stock i'll Arkansas IIimbpr Motor corporation stock. Address Antnliluhile care Graphic
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HOUSE AND TWO LOTS WITHIN four blocks of postoffice; splendid site for apartment house; improvements now on property could not be depulicated for price, $575O. House and lot corner 7th and Plum, one block from car line. in sood neighborhood; all modern eonvsn- .ences; prices and terms quoted on re- quest. Building lot on Seventh between and with all modern conveniences obtain, able. Price and terms quoted on request. Three room house and lot, tth ahd Mag nolia, price 5000; $500 cashe and balance in annual payments. R. H Ai Mills and Sons, phone go, 6s2. Citizens Bank build ing.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF pE'r'rINN FOR CONFER NATION OF TITLE UNDER SEC TONS eel e71. 1NCII'SIVE OF
 KIRRY'S DIGEST
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In China, girl who is partaking of the last meal she will eat in her fathers house, previous to her mar riage, sits at the table with her par ents and brothers; but she must eat no more than half the bowl of rice set before her, else her departure will be followed by continual scarcity in the ldomitile she is leaving.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-06

AtiDallas, Tex, a concern has been organized with $400,000 capital for the manufacture of spring wheels.
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w111. THE PERSON WHO FOUND THE s,,aE fur neck piece at Twenty fourth s.a Cherry streets Sunday, kindly return "iiu h, ,lino uut9 St
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FOR SALE
 TWO MILLINERY SHOW CASES, SPEC ial designed size, : feet high, feet long: must be seen to be appreciated. Will sell at bargain ii sold at once. Address IN. T." care Graphic. 12-4-6t
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saHGH LIVER AND WHITE POINTER bird dog Suitable reward if returned to <: r.. Whyte, phone S1 or 24o2 ll-4--t
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BRICK VENEER RESIDENCE, ALL l modern conveniences, hardwood floors
 throughout; cash terms. Corner 12th and ! Elm, phone 1897, or S63. 12-46t
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SUITE OF ROOMS WITH BATH. IN private home, by gentleman and wife. no children Phone 612 11-2S-6
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SEVERAL FIVE AND SIX ROOM
 noderH houses fine condition. easy terms, l pear Lakeside school. Tom 3odgett, i;hone .Si5 9I-tf
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LOST.

Cameo ring. Reward will be paid for the recovery of same. Phone aot ao7o 11-30-6t
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MALE HELP

.,,,rr HOYS. WC9K DOESN'T IN IAii::ninis WITH SCHOOL. APPLY TEl.T n I0-7 If
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COUPLE WANT TWO OR THREE FUR nished rooms for light housekeeping, must be desirable. Address C. A. G.. care Graphic. l.-4-6l' :
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MODEL k HUPMOBILE, , PASSENGER. this automobile is in first class condition; practically new; oversize Goodyear Cord tires. $SOO.OU cash or terms. Hicks Riley Motor Co. 119 East Second, phone 15S 1D-4-St
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TWO Fvr WISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
 housckeel...-; must be close to buslness section F. C. E., phone 99 1l-3O-6t"
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FOUND

TAKEN UP A MULE.
 Owner can have same by calling at HIS w. pullcn and properly giving ldeh- tlfication. paying for this ad and feed bill. ll-S-1mO
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LEGAL NOTICES
PAVING DISTRICT NO. 2G.
Walnut and olive Streets.

The tav books for the collection of special assessment upon the real proper tS h paving district No 26 in the city of ffne Bluff has been placed iu ny hands. All owners of real property lying u the district are required to pay their asSefsment to me within thirty days from this date.
 If sucn payment is not ,nade, uction will be connruc"d at the end of that time for the collection of such assess. mcnt, aud for lrsal penalties and cost Given under my hand this 1st day of December lnlo
 SIMON BLOOM, City Collector.
 s4.ilmo ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. ,
 C'jmo RoodJ
 Nptin" ls hcrrb} given that inc tax on road Improvements district No 5. for the year l9I@, Wil be due and payable from January Jst, to April lota, l92u, and un- FsS paid within said time penalty ol twenty live rs.D per ceni vii! he added Lnier lh' law Inc ruIleetor has uo all. thollty to remit any penarY. ~. N Ntfii0i" Collector. ftnr Bluff, Atk, pec 1, l9l9 124-lno ROAD IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. z
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-HOUSEHOLR FURNITURE including stoves kitchen cabinet, beds,
 rugs, etc, at bargain if taken at once; party leaving town next week; will sell all or by piece. Call phone 157S or call at 1119 West Second, afternoon. 12-4-Gt*D
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JNE HORSE, vNE SET HARNESS, ONE delivery wagon; horse will work any .
 where and weighs 1900. Phone 50 or s33. 9-4-tf
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AGENTS WANTED

Inert auto painting and house decoras,>g. Detroit Auto Painting company. wenty years experience in the business. 203 East Second,
 hone 25Z4. l0-16-t+
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WANTED-ROOMs

NICE LARGE BED ROOM. CLOSE IN will exchange references. Mrs. M. F.
 Miles phone PAS, Sts
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ONE MULE TEAM: ONE HORSE TEAM ; one top buggy. Apply E. L.. Pope, k. No
 l, Box IS, Sulphur Springs pike 12-f-12t
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CHEAP FOR CASH. SIX LONG COUNT CTS, one good iron safe, one computing scales, one 400 lbs. capacity ice box, all in first class condition. For full lnforna- tion address r. o. Box 662, Pine Bluff,
 Ark. II 14-tf
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t-H LONG LOANS ON IMPROVED Il Il or bottom farms at and per cent
 with prompt service and liberal vaiua- lions. See w. $. Pierce, room 3,7, CitI- zens bank building. Pine Bln.l:
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EXPERIENCED SALESLADY WANTED, for our dry goods section permanent posi- tion to right party. Apply Froug's store;
 12-3-et
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WANTED TO RENT.

POD TO 500 ACRES BOTTOM OR UP land. for one, two or three years. Address r. o. Box 427, Pine Bluff, Ark. ..,.~>~
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ONE 1918 FORD TOURING CAR. SEE Geo. H. Adams, or phone H. 1-1l-t1
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TWO ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSE. looming. Room 3, Arlington Hotel 124-3t* TWO PARTLY FURNISHED ROOMS. .nnr, l4lr2 West Ninth.
 LOST.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22

;hiessen estate whereby such estate
was to be AS essed for the year 1915
on personal property of the full value
Of $3.50, 90 and an assessed value OF
$4,000, which would net as taxes
about the sum of $4,000, the said es.
tate agreeing to pay che sum Of $50,
TOO as taxes for the year 1918 and
that no assessments were 10 be made
as and for omitted property for pre-
yious years. Ia this connection the
County Attorney would call the
board's attention to the fact that the
practice has become uniform in this
state in fixing the full value for taxa
ton by taxing approximately 60 Per
cent of the cash value. This practice
hes become so uniform that the courts
have. indicated that it must now be
followed. Applying this rule to this
case, the full cash value of the prop
erty assessed would be about $500,
CGe, 50 per cent Of which gives the
sum of about $2.250 GOO, the full value
for assessment purposes.
In tax proceedings the courts are
inclined to resolve all doubts agains
the taxing body and in favor OF the
tax payer. This is evidenced by The
holding in Barkeiy VS.. Dale above re
ferred to and numerous other cases
This is especially true in such cases
where Schedules have been filed, re
viewed and increased by the board o
review and the taxes as EXTENDED
paid.
Your County Attorney believes tina
the assessment as agreed upon a
above is reasonable one in view 0
the various controyerted questions IN
yolyed in the proceeding.
1t was further disclosed in IN
course OF the various hearings that
distribution OF large portion OF sal
estate was made some time in Marcf
1918, and that by reason Of such dis
tribution practically one-haf OF tn
estate was distributed to two heir
who were non-residents of this county
thereby taking about one-half of tn
estate out of the jurisdiction Of tn
board Of review CT this county,
All of which is respectfully sui
mitted
(Signed) ELMER Il. ROBERTS,
County Attorney.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22
tsjgneD JOHN O'DONNEIL,
Probate Clerk.

Moved by Supervisor Bell that thi6
Board request the Probate Judge to
direct the Clerk Of the Probate Court
to hire one or two assistants III his OIL
flee to take care Of work as the ccca-
sion requires, aud that the judge shall
request the clerk to dismiss such
extra hire when not needed, and that
the pay for extra helr not 20 exceed
the amount paid for like service IN
that office. The above motion was
adopted by the following vote;
Ayes: Andrews, Balda, Bell Breuer,
Bronson, Burgess, Burns, Callaghan'
Charley, Christian, Clark, Connerton'
Dauber, Dayy Doyle, EelIs. Farley
Farnsworth, Geiger, Hall HaWley
Healy. Kastenbein, Kelley Langley,
Larson, Lewis. MoseT Nitschelm
ODonneH, Peck, Reed, Richey, Seipp'
Smith, Spencer States. StGbs Trum-
bo, Tadych. Werline, Wills9y, Winans'
Wylie, Yockey, zolper,
Painters Local Union No. ASS Matter
The following report OF Buildln&
Committee and Detention Home Com
mittee was read and, on motion Ct
Supervisor Rchey, was adopted;
Ottawa, H., Dec. Is, 1918.
the Chairman and Members Of the
unity Board OF Supervisors.
G.."emen:
Your committee composed OF the
Building and Detention Home Com
mittees, to which was referred the
matter Of the painting OF the Detan
ton Home. as complained of by an
alleged committee Of the Painters
Union No. 465 OF Ottawa, have care
fully and thoroughly inquired into and
considered the same, and report as
| follows:
That they met in joint session ant
that there were present in addition
to the members of the Joint commit
: tee Mr.. F'inneran, who had the con
tract for the painting of the Detention
/ Home and also Mr. j c. Richardson
/ .Ir.. the county architect, who pre-
/ pared specifications for that paint
/ ing.
That neither Edgar Struever, VIII
! lis Wilcox. Seth Gregg or Franz
/ Swc~er, nor other person for them OF
! for said union No 4Gj, appeared ana
/ that there was nothing to support tia
! charges made except the differences
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22
(Signed) FRANK 4. RlCHEY,
Painters Local Union No. 465 Matter.

The following resolution was pre-
scented by Supervisor Charley and, on
his motion was adopted;
Whereas, Edgar Struever, Seth
Gregg and Frank lSweser have pre-
scented to this Board a complaint in
writing, making certain charges
against the Buildings and Grounds
Committee of this Board, Jason F.
Richardson, Jr., Architect, and James
Finneran, in connection with the let
ting of a certain contract for painting
and decorating at the County Deten-
ton Home and the performance OF
said contract by said Finneran, said
complaint being accompanied by the
sworn affidayts OF the said Edgar
Strueyer. Seth Gregg and Frank
Sweger; and
Whereas, Upon investigation Of said
charges by the representatives Of this
Board, to whom the same was re-
ferred, it appears that the charges
made in said complaint have not been
substantiated, therefore,
Be it resolved by this Board, That
said compliments be required TO
prove the truth of such charges with
in thirty days from this date, and that
upon their failure so TO do the States
Attorney of this county be directed
proceed AGAINST the said Edgar
Struever. Seth Gregg and Frank
| Sweger in such manner as he may
deem best, and if possible to procure
their indictment by the Grand Jury
| Of this county.
Dated this l4th day Of December.
A. L. 1918.
lSigned) NJ. J. CHARiiEi.
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Bronson, Burgess. Burns, CaEaghan,
Charley. Christian. Clark, Connerton,
Dauber. Davy, Doyle. Eells, Farley,
Farnsworth. Geiger. Hall, Hawley.
Healy, Hill. Kastenbein, Kelley
Langley. Larson, Lewis, Mosey
Nitsehelm, O'Donnell, Peek. Reed,
Riehey, Seipp, Smith, Spencer. States
Stobs, Trumbo, Tadych. Willsey,
Winans. Wylie, Yockey. Zolper.
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen of the
Board OF Supervisors:
Your Committee on Finance.
Fees, and Salaries. Judiciary and
County Attorney TO whom was re-
ferred the petition OF George VI. Rey-
nolds. County Treasurer, for authori-
~ to use, in the collection of taxes.
County Treasurer by Paragraph %
of Chapter SO Hurds Revised Stat
uate, beg leave to report that we have
carefully considered said petition,
and recommend that said Treasurer
be authorized and directed to present
a bill to the County Board at the
March. 1919, session figured at one
per cent of the total taxes extended
on all tax books; that the bill be al
lowed as presented, and that said
Treasurer be authorized and directed
to use so much of said amount as Is
necessary for the purpose of prose
cutting the collection of said taxes
that he take proper receipts from the
respective persons to whom he shall
have made payments for all moneys
paid out by him. as aforesaid and he
be allowed credit for such expendi
lures in his next settlement with
+ this Board.
All of which is respectfully sub
mitted
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Mine Inspectors Report.

fStE0eub ANIL 1llSibISie''
Auditor
Mine Inspectors Report.
Dec II, 1918.
TO the Honorable Board of Supervis-
ors of La Sale County:
Gentlemen:
|. John OBrien present my report
of inspection of mines for the quar-
ter ending Dec. 9th, 1918.
Work i'm the Mines Of La Sale Co.
for the past quarter has been steady
until the last week in November.
And at the present time are working
twothirds time.
am glad to report that there mas
not been a fatal nor serious accident
The. conditions as to ventilation am
safety are good.
Respectfully yours,
fsirned) JOHN OBRIEN,
County Mine Inspector Of La Sale Co
To the Honorable Board of Super
visors OF La Sale County:
Gentlemen. John OiErien pre-,
sent my report of Mines for the
quarter ending Dec, 9th 1918.
Inspected
Sept IL. La Sale c. c. c. c. La
Sale Shaft, La Sale.
Sept 49, Ills. Zinc Co mine, Peru.
Sept Ia. La Sale G. c. c. c. LaSalie
shaft, La Sale.
Sept Is, Dayton Clay Co. Dayton
Sept It. III. e. II. La Sale.
Sept. is, otis I.iptak, Streitor.
Sept 10. Meeting Supervisors, o.
ia.
Sept. 20. Joe Senko, Lowell.
Sept 81, La Sale Co, c. c. G. Z
Union Mine, Peru.
Sept. %. Geo. Bolovar, Route q
Streator.
Sent "a, La Sale c. c. C. c. No. j.
Cedar Point.
sept %. Herrick Clay, Ottawa
Chs. REESE, Wilsman.
Sept. 26, Fink, Goldino & Moran
Kangley.
Sent ~. Joe Serok. Streator.
Sept. %, Union Strip mine, Utica
Sept. &c, Spring Lake Coal Co.
Kangleyr
Oct l. G. & ]. Coal Co.. Seneca.
Oct. 2-3. Oglesby Coal Co., Ogiesby
Oct. 4, Aug Hosh & Hoenanville C.
Co. Sueator.
Oct IS. At Report.
Oct 7.S la Sale C c. c. C.. mine
No.'I 'Jonesville.
Oct. 9. ILL., Clay & Products Co.
Deer Park.
Oct. 10, III. Zinc Co. mine, Deer
Park.
Oct. II, NJ. andH. New Escape shaft
La Sale.
Oct IL At Report.
Oct i4-15. La Sale c. c. c. c., La
Sale, La Sale.
Oct. 1917 La Sale c. c. c. c. Tn
ion mine, Peru
Oct. rs, U. s. Coal & Coke Co.
Rutland
Oct. 21.22, La l.aile C. C. C. No l
Jonesville.
Oct. 49, Oglesby Coal Co., Oglesby
Oct. "a, Chas Hendee, r. F. D., OF
tawa.
Oct Is. Marseilles c. Co. Marseill
es
Oct. 26, Spicer mine, Spicer.
Oct. 2S-29-30, La Sale G. c. c. G.
Mine No. 5. Cedar Point.
Oct 81. Ills. Zinc Co. Mine, Peru,
Nov. IL, M. & H. Zinc County mine
La Sale.
Nov. 4, Dunken Stobs, S.reator
Nov 5, At Report
Nov. 6, Joe Seroka & Peddelty Bros
Streator,
Nov Z. Oscar kimes I Prairie Creeb
Co.'S, Streator.
Nov. 8, Grover Gilbert G. Lofts Il ip
TAX, .Streator.
Nov. 8, Bargreen & Acme, Streatol
Nov II. Herrick Clay Mine, Ottawa
Nov. H., Fink Moran & Golding
Kangley.
Bolivar & Farmers Coal Co, Strea
tor.
Nov. 13, Spring Lake John Pet
rotte, Kangley.
Nov IA, Alex tMyslewiz. Lowell.
Nov. is, M. & Fl. new escape, La
Safle.Bi
Nov. IS, G. & J. Seneca
Nov. Is With State Mine Inspector
La Sale. aie<
Nov. 10. Wilsman Coal Co.. Leo
nores 44e
Nov 90 Ill. Zinc Co. Mine No
ILL., Clay Mine. Deer Park.
Nov. 81, La Sale G. c. C. C. LaSallt
shaft, La Sale.
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tSigned) f. p. CONNERTON,
+. b. KUHN.
Additional Bill Record Books and
Stationary

1t was moved by Supervisor Burns
and adopted that bill of Illinois Print
ing Co for $2400 be added to the
I Record Books and Stationery report.
La Sale CO. Poultry Association
| The following report of the Judi
ciary Committee and County At
| torney was read and OF motion of
Supervisor Bell was adopted by the
following vote;
/ Ayes-Andrews Balda, Bell, Bruer
Charley. Christian, Clark, Connerton,
Dauber, Davy, Doyle, Eells, Farley,
Farnsworth, Hall, Hawley, Healy,
( Hill kastenbein, Kelley, Langley,
Larson, Lewis, Mosey. Ntschelm,
ODonnell. Peck. Reed, Richey, Seipp,
Smith, Spencer, States. Stobs, Trum-
bo, Tadych, Willsey, Winans, Wylie,
Yockey, Zolpher.
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen of the
Board of Supervisors:
! Your Committee on Judiciary
would respectfully report that they
have examined the matter of the re-
quest of the La Sale County Poultry
| Association of Streator, Illinois and
recommend the following.
That in pursuant of the law author
izing County Boards of Supervisors
to make appropriations not exceeding
S25C0G be appropriated per annum to
I-regularly organized poultry assOcia-
tons that the sum Of $4,000 be ap-
propriated to the La Sale County
| Poultry Associa ton of Streator, Hi
nois, and the County Clerk be author
! lied, and is hereby authorized to issue
! an order for The sum of $4,000 afore-
said, drawn on the miscellaneous fund
| payable. to the La Sale County
| Poultry Association of Streator, Hi
nois, and we hereby request said As
! ISOLATION to report to this Board the
manner of the disposal of the same.
All of which is respectfully sub
mitted.
(Signer) GEORGE F. BELL.
FRANK e. RICHEY.
JOHN WYLIE,
ELMER ROBERTS.
County Attorney
County Treasurer Regarding CoIIec-
tions.
The following report of the Finance
Fees and Salary, judiciary. and Co.
] Attorney was read and on motion of
/ Supervisor Dauber was adopted by
the following vote:
Ayes-Andrews, Balda, Bell, Bruer
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22
County Home.

The following report OF the County
Home Committee was read and, OF
motion OF Supervisor ODonnell, was
adopted by the following vote;
Ayes: Andrews, Balda, Bell, Breuer
Bronson, Burgess, Burns, Callaghan
Charley, Christian, Clark, Conner.on
Dauber, Davy, Doyle, Eolls, Farley
Farnsworth, Geiger, Hall, HaWley
Hill. Kastenbein, Kelley, Langley, Lar
son, Lewis. Mosey, Nitschelm ODon
nell, Peck, Reed Richey, Seipp, Smith
Spencer, states, stobs, Trumbo, Ia
dych, Willscy Winans, Wylie, Jockey
ZClpet.
State OF Illinois, La Sale County, SIS
Board of Supervisors, Dec. Is, 1919
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen of tn
Board Of Supervisors:
| Your Committee on County HON
would respectfully report that me
have examined the matter OF petltlo
of J. c. Gretencord. driver at til
County Home, asking for an incfeas
of S15 per month, presented beI0l
them, and recommend the following
That the prayer of the petition b
granted and the superintendent CT tn
| County Home be and is hereby II
structed to pay the said petitioner tn
sum of SIS per month ont OF an
money that he may have on hand S
long as he remain in the employ C
the county.
All of which is respectfully sui
mitted.
,ciorodl IOuN 0'DONNFII4,