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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-27
HUNGRY EUROPE KEEPS
PRICES OF MEATS
SOARING
HUGE DEMAND AND SMALLER
SUPPLY HERE LATELY

Armistice Gave This Country Some
Twenty Millions Additional People
Which II Must Help Feed Ma
tional Food Officials, However.
Charge Holdup In Pork Products.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-27
NOTICE 10 WATER UsEHs-sTATi

-" ~ " - AHAN AFHAnAN' 49,.
Engineers office. salt LAS" Iln
tan, June ~. l9lg.-NutIgr l7 mere
Ly given that r. Ray Lee ul fll,,
ltnh, has made application ice n,toiu
an'e with tho requirement. NJ On,
compiled Laws az Utah. l'll
amended hy the Sessions Laws uf llAu
1919, q" appropriate ono twrni lllu
il--al ut ECguud-lnut OF water Ilo,
small spring in Carbon county, Htl9
-pflnE rs situated 400 feet $3.50 anu
I-hu feet south of the uHfll"t
corner uf Sec 90, TWP. ~ SCUM
hHuEe a East, salt Lake base an'
mrii 'nu. A Jog CribhiuS w.li Doe ..-
-iiN'ieH around the spring anu
water viii Doe diverted into trough
'n4 There Used from April lst t' so
.'W'.F ntn. Inclusive. uI Da.u .'I
..' .H Watering purposes Ihi7 'l
"i.u is designated ln the 90 la ,'
.N.."Ir office ur tH. NH.i A.I p'.
against tHg granting uf H.N ~
....|n. .'"f.Ug enc Del. SONS i|.''.'
Ir made Ir affidavit 900 dupI.'
MuHuyl with "a fge coll 5000 '.
...N I tuIa .iu.e within Thirty l.
..t." .Hu completion ui tHg I,l
.'..I NI tHlt notice ~. d. N'
100 "AtI.a. State Engineer
''1.r ul Ir-t pub, june 20. b1lo o.
.---l-.-iun 81 pub, july rs, l9l3,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-27

'N',1 ATE improving Boa spite Of
aNefithin There is not nearv ~
IhilA guitar playing in barhers,, -,
no" as few years ago.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-27

NO man In worth a good woman
jealousy and from the number OF ~
Force suits they're films good NAM
good women seem TO be finding II ou'
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-06-27

room can be added as Indicated by tUa
dotted lines A side entrance opens
into the back hall, whence admission o.,
is had 10 the bath, bedroom, hyingn
room and diningroom. Commodiousn N
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01
BE AN
EXPERT
ACCOUNTANT

The La Sale Extension
University of Chicago has
sent Registrar G.. r. CarIock
TO Tulsa to consult with such
men and women as are am
bilious to become expert ac-
countants or to pass the {. +.
A. examinations, thus qualify
ing to make from $4,000 to
$4,000 per year. All work
is done in spare time by home
study, under the expert super
vision of nationally known {.
p. AS. Some of the most
prominent and successful
public and commercial ac-
countants of Oklahoma are
students Of La Sale. Several
firms of c. =. AS require all
their men to take the La Sale
course.
Mr.. Carlock will be at the
Tulsa Hotel all this week and
will be pleased to give you
full and complete information
about all courses without any
obligation on your part. Drop
him a line, or call him on the
phone for an appointment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS

SPECIAL NOTICES .
GEES. NN Iu Ntkt Nuntt Bm NH' h-nw
.| ,r,.s. rs s.I -H U. asU .uu slb iai
800 f1r Hlrv
I,nn n,Nrs rgly rn Airra. Sunday n,gI H
tI.sr utH iairr oums sui atsni 10 bu.io0sa
a.t UUl IS usps0
iNIr m.t. no frurunbt o.. A'Ai .h's NatHh,i
7.uit} s'ru'ny Adtsr Boz lAh \ rare "nNA
FtItNOuSi Maternity hosptt. for con
trsuert puVats. Ut'rss reasonable may
work fot hoard babies adopted write
Tor booklet NJ, 7 l0ng ipll Esh
nv eaty seventh rir~ct kAtssA cay. Ne
W. HAVE MOVED
WHY PAY hOHtf
Inrfi vatrh repairing cleaning " 90 (,
mali. frrIsgs 81 80. crystals 2ic al work
1I.. .prarauftyd NalIrDad work sP-rialp
FDrmrrs Inspector tor three roads 20
Jrnfa experience in tho best rstai stores
AID w,frH fa tories Richard Cor
ipns watch Repair Shop. llp son's
tn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01
LODGES AND SOCIETIES

rfrW0''Uu supGr SEQ r,m.,.s ever,
N..s tfaa. except f.n N'r
81 I: ... NJ: 4: .:.:: ... =. . z: !.
70 ~ HANNA Fnrfeisrv
TULsA CHAPTER No 81 Il 4 VI meets
81 T. VI. /: ::: \. \ .::. e. =
TRINITY CoMNANpFHY so 20 mesr
RyzY second snd fourH Monday
AKsl Sstt mootlug ur.euhrt
Election and iusta .nf"u oi o.
htsrs NnlrHEs sniEhh ~,
come Masonic lal South
AA Main
II y HUDSON. Corbmaodor.
nA SSYuIH '"st"ia}
AKpAR TfMrrF A. A % = 8
~ N~, regular m'',,ne f5ld,L
TX brtruhrr h. .l7g south
ANK Main Phone 2i2
!" RunrRIspy rorsota's
\S| II VI WfllNrE Re'ordrt
TULSA CnArrFR la1. or lteEa
- lar meeting December , An
g !: 90: !: ::::::: :::.:: . s.: l.: . q
EMMA fAsT Secretary
AURORA LODGE No. go o, o. "
~Sn NsI. meeting W'tne',d'y, ,'.'' ,,,n', pS
Sfj degree and first degree -
N hsar,al surfing f'9o. visitor"
c " NICHOLSON y q
~ / PouNpsrnNE secy
srw STATE CAMP 80 iof " O W
mcets oysv Monday night
60 8: :: : :: :: :: g. =: :. =: :: 4 :: ::
%th a. Is Fsr Second ffes'
MN visiting members Away,
NrS4O Welcome,
cSXxxR C. u DAVIS. Com. Com
TULSA CAMP No seG7 " W o. snt
POCNUONTko CANr No 1loi
HN Of uects every lues
4 das night at h T. hal. IS fss
N sotbnd street, NIsl'on val
~N RT MrcttNF Consul
VpSky " n RI tMly Clerk
wy MRS 6. 4 WHITE oracle
N> MRS / WRIGHT Rccord'r
SILVER rLUME top0f 49, x o., meet
-. every Thursdhy night at 7
INK hall Fau second Nn'i mrsl
0 ior December NsIup.
49, -kbighs urged 10 attend
JAMES q FLYNN. C. G
il l.. sANpfR" * x S g
TliLsN COUNCIL ilii, KNIGHTS AM
LADIES pF SFCDWrN. mceu
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01
AUTOMOBILES


AUlOsSslLtS 'oR htt 10
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,,f A. r,rl me- npnr, st North vrtm
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p,ir. ~ are ssllinE 900 castings aud tubs.
Ai cost Ssnd us vow mail order A1o savage
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luH ANf oakland 'uhl 'h silh ,h'rr nee 'A
lugs ne highest lll u'ef AiNO lmHfps hAN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01
BOARD AND ROOMS



.nd clean. Rooms rs osuu aud ti Per
night 81 s5 and So SO per week SOY
at l'rs' street -
,iest pouNuIplss Rooms 10
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01
EMPLO YIN ENT
atlp wAsrtO-nAtI

,OlN THE ARMY necruitinE4 offices 81
OLlahoma city. Tulsa MussoEss, ChIek
asha Ardmore and Enid, -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01
SITUATIONS wANrfb -TIsllt
FINANCIAL


m NFW NfNilO 0II 4ni7 ~ ~ ~ -
INV o',ire are ria'ante~i by 'h' ..tf H. "
s6od for 10 ycAis al about u'H ..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01

ftU V.er Tee a-'r-. 'r v1rs -ri-rr c.r'
.- m 70. .i.sr aHi'n
u.ssnt .-.. sa-ri,t-j ro5ul ng, podrru
,llas V-s.s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-01
BUSINESS SERVICE


BUSINESS stAsler OfftRfo a.
fINu n rNlNG- Al ~0re guaranteed enfuucd hy
bc,, muha.ns u Ti.A Formerly sitn larros
umac Go nos sohins independently Il "
Fpste Ol77l
rtlS, GkSFRN HtfAlR 20 Al rrr,ip thf
others frnsr brng them 20 los. Sc them stove
q and 'uruiurs hosulial a'b''tns recovering ~
adjust tis ,trtrs aud polish them, prompt service
reasonable priv, Usage liO6 OF ~ Wet fut
Street Osagc bNs'
LAM ttRTAlN cleaning rlraueB a An, l,c Mrs
romIinsou 1915 tad il'igs street Phone
$500
mon UNION contractor, csrpentcr, painter
amt decorator let roe make ronr Old
home new ston leaks IN yout roof.
charges reasonable work don. promptly.
lie, me figure your house ] can save you
money and give YOU trst'clAss work
Phone p44s between and = m. snd
20 2 . m or cal A. 3lj south Frisco,
GRCE CURTAINS dry cleaned or laundered
by experts lli9 South Cincinnati, phone
o2Bs
MATrRtsSE S--R Renovated and recovered;
returned home the same day. Phone
Biaa sanitary Ma'tress Go.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-18
SHORT CALENDAR CASES.
Sessions Will Be Held Friday After
 noon In City Court Room.

The short calendar cases for trlal m the city court on Friday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock is as follows:
 James KantOnas against Emanuel Kanaris, judgment, w. M. Greenstein for plaintiff; Joseph Rusilowicz against Mary U1inski, F. B. Hunger ford for plaintiff, default and hearing in damages; Connecticut Speciality company against Adam Zigulew1cz, pleading, A. A. Greenberg for plaintiff and Henry Nowicki for defendant; Rocco Ferraro against Wincenty Juchneiwicz, pleading, Klett & filling for plaintiff and w. F. Mangan for de- fendant: Alex Stefanik against Jaka IsidQr JeXinik ct al, more specific statement and order for answer, Klett & filling for plaintiff and M. A. Sex ton for defendant; Alex Bessoff against Clara DiGregorio and others, order for bill of particulars, A. A. Greo.berg for plaintiff and Klett 6 filling for defendant; Peter M. Twardus against Peter Kostrzewski and wife, permission to file reply, F. E. Hungerford for plaintiff and P. F. McDonough for defendant; F.. T. Fro men against Louis SmirnoW. order for pleading, H. F. Roche for plaintiff and M. D. Sake for defendant; Fred F. Purinton against A. H. Harris, judgment and hearing in damages, M. H. Camp for plaintiff; John Kamoysl1i against John Pieukos, default for want of answer, Klett & filling for plaintiff and Henry Nowicki for plain- tiff; Thomas H. Manning against John J. Walsh ct al, default for want of answer, Klett & filling for plaintiff and w. F. Mangan for defendant; Albert G. Swain against Albert P. Marsh, default for want of answer, Klett & filling for plaintiff and w. M. Greenstein for defendant.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-18
HARDWARE CENTRE" OUT.
Chamber of Commerce Paper Ready
 for Distribution to Members.

The May and June issues of the Chamber of Commerce bulletin, "The Hardware Centre," is off the press and will be distributed to the members today, Because of the Combined Charity drive, Liberty Loan campaign and Salvation Army drive, it was inn possible to get out last months issue, and consequently it is com bined with the paper for this m onth.
 The editorial for the month is written by J. w. Lockett, of the chamber directorate, and urges the support of all members to make New Britain a better city. Some of the items discussed in it's pages are: The proposed summer outing down the river to Saybrook; the Old Home Week celebration and soldiers and sailors welcome for which a commit tee has been working several months; the successes of past drives, and plans for future activities of the bureau.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-18
GLOSSIp HEADS SOCIETY.
Court Friendly, F. of A., Chooses Off
 ccrS for Coming Year.

Officers were elected at the meeting of Court Friendly, F. of A, held last night and arrangements were made for the installation of the new leaders Tuesday evening, July 1. Deputy ~Grand Chief Ranger Lambert Lord of Court Pride will be in charge of the installation.
 The officers chosen are: Chief ranger George Closeup; uh-chief ranger. Charles I[cchner; recording secretary, Joseph Rennis; senior
 woodward, Frank Olcott; junior woodward. Henry P. Roche; senior
 beadlc, William Saunders; junior bea- dle, Bernard Connolly; lecturer, B. A.
 F>raWley, A social committee to ar range a number of big events during the coming months was appointed to consist of the following mem hOrS of the court: George Closeup, William o'Brien, Henry P. Roche and Charles keehner.
 A mem mbership drive to continue for the coming six months was inaue1lr- ated last night and the society will cndeavor to bring about q great in crease this year
New Britain herald., 1919-06-18
CITY ITEMS

Automobiles belonging to J. w. Marsland vice-president of the Dick inson Drug company and Michael Doherty, a grocer of 17 Black Rock avenue, collided last evening on Main street MT. Marsland reported to the police that he was turning In front of his store and gave the required signal and the other car struck it. MT. Doherty claimed that Marsland's car sidewiped his machine.
 Mrs. w R. Olson received a, tele- gram from her husband, w. R. Olson, that he has arrived safely in Sweden.
 Mrs F. x. Callahan and children left today to spend the summer at Martha's Vineyard.
 Corporal George Fredericks, of Main street, has been discharged from the Army after Is months of service.
 James Martin, of Fremont street, is suffering from blood poisoning.
 Clarence Sandstrom, Saul Berko- witz, William Dudack, Charles Hall berg. Saul Waskowitz, Louis Nair, Meyer Goldberg and David Nair are home from college for the summ mer months.
 One of the horses hitched to a water wagon was slightly scratched last night when an autom obile. driven by Edward Sharpe, of 63 Hawkins street, backed into it.
 Rev. Virgilius Term, son of Rev Olaf Term, former pastor of the Swedish Lutheran church here, was ordained 10 the ministry of the Swedish Lutheran church at Linsberg Kansas, last week.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-18
HONOR ROLL DEDICATION.
Court Charter Oak Will Honor Service
 Men Tomorrow Night.

The honor roll of Court Charter Oak, Foresters of America, will be dedicated tomorrow evening with ap- propriate services in Electric hall and Mayor George A. Quigley will give the address of the evening. The society has given 62 members to the service and the honor flag carries four gold gtars-three of them having been placed thereon for members who died In the service and the other for a service man whose death occurred a short time after he was discharged from the Army for physical reasons.
 The meeting is the regular quarter ly session and tho usual business will be transacted prior to the dedicatory service. Mayor Quigley is a member of Court Charter Oak.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-18
SNITH-HARRINGTON

The wedding of Frank A. Smith of Bridgeport formerly of this city and Miss Mabel Harrington of Bridgeport, was solemnized in the church of the Blessed Sacrament, Bridgeport this morning. The groom is the son of MT. and Mrs. Thomas C. Smith He re- cently received his discharge from the ordnance department where he had a, commission of first dieutenant While a student in the New Britain High school he distinguished himself as a football player.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-18
MILITARY FUNERAL
 FOR LOCAL SOLDIER
ND Boys Fire VoIley As Body of
 Albert Zdanzinkas is Lowered

The funeral of E: F naankas son of MT and MrS saxin- kas of S20 Oak sfx3 this morning at 3 o'cIntl An drew's Lithuanian full military honors. All Fas be- ing lowered into & at St. Marys cemetery aSa sounded taps and a squad of &e nembers of theA Yankee divisia& Fed a volley of slA6ts The young soldier was sta toned at the Mexican border with a detachment of the regular army and six weeks ago returned to his home in this city on a furlough Since that time he has been confined to his home by illness and death came Sunday night. He was 20 years of age.
 The funeral mass was celebrated by R>v. E. V. Grillis, pastor of the church, and he was assisted by Rev. John J. Fitzgerald, deacon, and Rev. Charles Coppens, sub-deacon. Mrs Mary T. Crean and Miss Stavis were in charge of the music for the mass.
New Britain herald., 1919-06-18
NORTHCIIEFE UNDER KNIFE

London, June 18.-ViScount North cliffe, newspaper owner and former head of the British mission to the United States underwent an operation today. A bulletin issued by his phy- sicians says that his condition is satis- factory. The operation was to remove a deep seated adenoma Gan increase of fibrous tissuc) of the thyroid gland which was causing considerable pres
New Britain herald., 1919-06-18

has not yet arrived, it is roprted to be an Anglophile.
 Apparently there is considerable rivalry between England and France in gaining the good will of Turkey but the French high commissioner in Con- stantinople scored by giving the sultan the first news that the conference had consented to hear the Turkish dele gates and provided a, French Warship to bring the Ottoman representatives from Consta antinople to MarseilIes
New Britain herald., 1919-06-18
TURKS AT SESSION.
Three Delegates Arc Avowedly
 Friendly Towards France

Poris, June 17.-Three of the Tur- kisl delegates who appared today be- fore the council of ten are said to be friendly to France while Tewfik Pasha, former ambassador in London, who
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-11-08
Mrs. John MCGOWAN was shop
ping in town on Tuesday.

Mrs. John MCGOWAN was shop.
ping III town on Tuesday.
Mrs. Leverich, OF Artesia, was
present at the meeting Of the
Social League last Wednesday.
Surely building boom has hit
Nevada Street At present no
less than five dwelling are in the
course Of construction on this de-
lsirable avenue.
One can't help but notice the
improvement in the streets OF Our
city and much credit is due our
mayor and council. particularly
DR. Knox, for their untiring
efforts in this direction.
Daddy LongLegs," with Mary
Pickford, filled the Mutual to
overflowing Thursday night.
Eyes Of The World at the
Mutual Theatre Saturday. Don't
miss il.
Manager Hill, OF the Mutual
Theatre, is making improvements
on the front OF that popular show
house which will soon be very
noticeable.
Mayor ]. L. Gelder returned
Tuesday from a business trip
which embraced Long Beach, Los
Angeles and San Francisco.
Mrs, 4. ]. McNab and Mrs.
Nesbitt OF Thompson, were
shopping i'll lerington Tuesday.
Mrs. Julia p. Smith and Mrs.
Henry Knierim were arrivals this
week from Berkeley.
Mr.. Wild, Superintendent OF
the Long Beach factory OF the
Star Drilling Co, arrived in town
Monday and spent Tuesday on
the property Of the Walker River
Copper CO. where one Of the new
gasoline-driven Star drills is be-
! ing operated.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-11-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Four dwellings are being built
under the Saroni Canal. Lumber
has been ordered for two more.
Word has been received in Yer
ington that rich strike has been
made near the Masonic mine.
1t is reported that the ore goes
as high as two thousand dollars
to the ton. They are shipping
by auto trucks to the ilazen
Sampling works.
F. w. Simpson and Stanford
Beaman motored over from Smith
Valley.
Fred Fulstone came down from
Smith Valley Monday to attend
the Irrigation meeting.
F. w. Simpson is charging the
Colony Ditch in Smith Valley, by
changing the twelve foot ditch
to an eighteen foot canal with the
steam shovel
Next Wednesday there will be
an all-day meeting OF the Social
League III Spanglcr Hall.
The Irrigation District held a
meeting last Monday.
Charles HINES and vile were
in town Wednesday from Smith
Valley.
Arthur Leach returned from
Smith Valley, Wednesday.
Frank Bugbee. Ed. Graham
and Mrs. Allen Mason, motorcd
to Genoa Thursday.
See William Farnum in The
Man Hunter at the Mutual
Theatre Sunday
Mrs. Allen Mason arrived i'll
Yerington the fore part of the
week.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-11-08

Mrs. III. S. Pohe is visiting Gov
ernor and Mrs. Boyle at the Man
sion in Carson City, after attend
ancc upon the Y. w. c. A. con-
ference in San Francisco.
When you so to Wabuska
drop into Jim Farrel's and get a
square. Charley (Tobe) Stew
art is chef chef and he can fix up
meal to delight an epicure.
The discovery OF a gold ledge
near Alkali Lake has caused a
humber of Gardnerville people to
rush to the scene 1.-THE find for
the purpose Of locating claims =
Whitley Eagle, the landscape
artist, has returned from Paint
Vile. Dauber County. He has
entirely recovered from an at
ftack Patent hmrna mar the art
tack OF painters collie.
Five applicants for licenses to
| practice medicine in Nevada were
last Monday on hand to take the
examinations conducted in Car
son BY he state board Of medi-
cal examiners, composed OF Doc
tors Lee OF Carson, Edwards Of
Mason, Morrison of Reno, Card
ner of Reno and Olinsted Of
| Wells.
LOUIS \. Leavitt spent a few
DAYS in Reno last week. Mr. Lea
witt is a graduate Of our State
| University and has spent several
years in the Orient doing electro
cal work.
d. ". Mckenzie was visitor
to Reno Wednesday.
| Fifteen buildings, comprising
nearly the entire town of Jar
bidge were destroyed by fire on
" ednesday.
r H. Bess, experienced driller,
a recent arrival from Long Beach,
Cal is in charge Of one OF the
drill crews operating on the
| Walker River Copper Company
| property.
Mrs. George Friedhoff and
small son were seen Oh Main ST.,
Tuesday.
The County Commissioners
were in session here Tuesday.
/ Considerable progress is being
! rMde in the erection Of the Dukes
! home on Nevada Street.
Lauren Leavitt, OF Hawthorne,
| who spent nearly a year with
! the American forces in France,
was a Iel-ineton visitor Thurs
day.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-11-08
F. Rawson, clerk and Treas.

/ w u i ) !.
2. f. Rawson, clerk and Treas.
Salary $3.50. 10000
J. Il. Barton, auditors salary 10000
Ruel E. Lothrop assessors sal
airy ............s.s.. So. I0U.UO
Clark j. Guild Dist. Atty sal. .175. 90
D. p. Randall, sheriff's salary 250. 90
NJ. j. King Com mileage ~. n. 1920
G. f. Wedertz Com. mileage 4. 1920
Jas. +. Barton deputy hire ..125.0c
z. f. Rawson deputy hire j. 1850
D. P. Randall deputy hire ....325.O 90
G. W. knierim janitor salary. $500
D. L. Radall sheriff's mileage 1856
D. p. Randall board Of prison
eis ........ $3.50. i. 1880
c. L. Kingsley, supplies court
house =. .2O2.O6
West Hardware Co. supplies
court house 1890. ~. !. 3.95
s. Z. Leavitt. county physi- B
clans salary ...... ..... $500
State Highway Dept. expenses152.99
City Of yerington Water Court
house ...... -. ~. -. 40
leo. Esin supplies indigents 500
y Il. Edison, dep. fish & game
warden salary ........ 5000
lily OF Yerington, street light 1000
! A. Mccarthy, printing and
publishing .s. ...... $500
!. c. Gallagher supp INDECENT ,34.95
Jason Water L & z Co. lights =
Mason ......... -. 400
!. ". Knierim cook advanced
laundry 1899. 1888. -. 1.6O
\. Carlisle, Printing & Pub
lish .... 1873. 2G
Underwood Typewriter Co.
supplies court house 49,. 900
SEQ. Friedrich repairs court
house ....... $3.50. 1475
Mason Valley News, printing
& publishing ....... -. 1900
leo. Johnstone, supplies court
Mouse ...... 1890. I4.UU
I. r. G. f. Co. Lights court
house $3.50. .......... S.95
Yerineton Drug Co. supplies
court house ........... 1856
!. c. Gallagher, supplies court "
| house ..... ..... ..3.45
Citizens L. G. & S. Co. sup
plies court house .214.27
Smith Drug & Jewl Co. sup
plies indigents ...... 80. 1851
Story Co. Hospital, care indi-
gents -. 49,. $3.50. 5000
Yerington Mercantile Co. sup
plies indigents j.. -. 1886
g. Z. Leavitt, cash advanced 5000
Mason Mer Co. supplies indi-
gents :. ,s... .. -. 1920