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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16
BIG SIREN MOVED
FROM NEW QUARTERS
TO OLD FIRE HOUSE

i
big Jim as the new siren is called
iii honor and affection Of the Former
Mayor. james h. Strange. whose inti7
mate friends call him Jim, has been
moved Three moves they say are
worse than q fre. but this Is Big
JiIG.s first move. when the new siren
with all its shrillness came to town.
to aupersede the old IRE bell. now OBJ
s0lete In all up-to-date towns as an
alarm OF fire. the new siren was placed
on the roof of the new No Iniet
pendent Fire building known As Pnr-
ter Hall.
Some popularity OF roof construc-
tion muased the sound of the siren.
which has been moved this week 10 the
.bslfry on the old Are quarters, oppo-
site The old gre bell. however.
Enough obsolete AS tlre alarm. has
not been abandoned. and tops on the
roof OF Porter Hall 4
rhe siren works splandidIy from
the belfry OF the old quarters, and
.neIghbors In the vicinity say ..Iiss
enough to Wake the Dead z much less
the sleeping firemea whom Il calls To-
fires at night
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16
COMMISSIONERS UNABLE
TO HELP BUILD SCHOOL
IN EIGHTH DISTRICT


Members Of The County Hoard q
Education appeared before the meet
ling of the Board of County Cominis-
Isioners yesterday and asked tiiat aid
he given by The latter n the censtrtle-
Ition of high school III the Eightia
Election District Il has been found
that the bond Issue of $1,000 made
Tor the purpose Of erecting tile build
ing viii be insufficient for its con-
struetion Ii the proper manner, and
the School Board asked thas an addiz
tional $1,000 be added 10 the bond ~.
Sue and ! levy for the same made ii
1890.
& The Commissioners, however found
Ill impossible To take any action 0n
the request, which would have re-
quired promise an levy with which
they nov have nothing to do
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16
NAVY AND MARINE
CORPS CO OPERATE
IN RECRUITING


Albert johnson Stevens. Jr.. of Hur-
lock. Md. Vas accompanied to the
Navy Recruiting Station yesterday BY
his brother, who is 4 Lieutenant In
the Marine Corps for the purpose 81
enlsting ii the u s Navy as q Radio
Electrician
Young stevens. who Is only eighteen
years of age. passed the required ex-
aminations successfully and is now on
leave for seven days, before being
transferred to the Training station at
Hampton Roads, Va
Owing 10 his age prohibiting him
following In his brothers footsteps
and not wishing to be outdone ii this
respect. Stevens chose the Navy as his
branch of service and will begin trains
Ing az a Radio Electrician IN the q.
Is. Navy on July q. 1918.
There is drive going on now at
Navy Recruiting Headquarters, at I25
r. Baltimore street. Baltimore. for
gsAlio Fslectrirfhms. ana any yurng
man who has tendency towards tele-
graphy or who has had any experience
Id this particular trade would do well
to apply now.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16
RAINS WILL
KEEP FOOD PRICES HIGH
Wet Season Prevents Farmers
From Harvesting Crops Aud
Bringing Them To Town
ROADS ALSO SUFFER

People of Annapolis may feel direct
result az the continued rains In prices
of food which will remain high On even
higher. IL the vet weather continues
Many of the crops which are coming
on at this time are beginning 10 have
too much water already and there are
none which have not had all that til
good for them
The crop which Ii baneftted most hy
sthe wet season Is corn, provided the
corn has been recently cultivated
Otherwise even that crop gets very
little good from the rainR such crops
as beans. which lra just ready TO be
picked green and put ON the market,
cannot be harvested al ALL an d c9n-
sequent scarcity resulta The farmers
say that they are already losing some
Of the products which should be mar
keled Immediately. but which they can
not gather because OF the unlayorable
weather
A considerable scarcity os vegetables
in the markets will be noticed In few
days II the present conditions remain,
and with the scarcity will come a cor
responding rise In prices.
Tomato crops are now about ready
for picking, and II Ii feared that the
fair weather may come suddenly with
a clear hot day, This would cause 4
great loss To tonsnto growers by blister
Ing the fruit and making Il unit for
sale. TO avoid this bad effect II IL
necessary that there be cloudy day
after the rains have stopped. ur dry
and warm night Either of these
would furnish the allowed time for tho
fruit to undergo gradual change from
the wet to the dry weather. II IS the
hot sun which does the damage 70 she
watersoakef tomatoes ard vines.
Wheat crops In great many parts
og the county are IN the shock and no
threshIng can be done until the
wcataer ii fair ea0ugh Ia lFy Eiae crop.
A continued vet spell would sprout
the crop In the shock and make It nm
|tfit for threshing. Those wheat fields
which have not yet been cut may Fipen
during the rainy weather and be so
beaten down BY rains and winds that
(Continued on Pags Tlvsl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16
COMMITTEES NAMED
FOR LAWN FETE or
WATER WITCH CO

water witch Hook and ladder Conn
pany. of the cityss volunteer fire de-
parfment. viii hold lawn fete u the
foot Of Main street during the week Of
July 2S ID AMgAst .. inclusive
At d meeting held on Monday night,
Mrs. Mamie Lang was named chair
man OF ali committees. and Miss Ruby
Stone, secretary The following were
appointed chairmen of various tables:
Mrs. Elmer Parkinson. Mrs. samuel
B0one. Mrs. Edward Burtis. Mrs. Fred
Stone, Mrs Maggie MoreIand, Miss
BesaAsISsss FRANK, MRS. Brown, Miss
Emma Hipklna. Miss Cecilia brooks.
Miss Lucy Fgoria. Miss Emma Cannon
Other committees will be appointed
at d meeting to be held III q day OF.
two. The usual attractions of form-
al carnsvals will be those at the lawn
fete Of the Water Witch Company
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16
MOTHERS CIRCLE
PICNIC T0MoRRoW


1f Ill does not rain tomorrow morn
ing the Mothers Circle will hold their
annual picnic and outing at Horn
point Beach, Eastport A bus viii
leave In front Ok The Grammar School
on Green street III the morning 1t ten
o'clock Tor the benefit Of those who
desire to spend the day n the att
ernoon from one o'clock busses will
leave half hourly
The grove Is ideal the bathing beach
the finest hereabouts, and there is
every facility at Horn Point Beach for
an enjoyable days outing. The only
thing that may mar the picnic. or.
rather defer ii for another week Is
the rain. should 1t rain tomorrow
morning, the Mothers Circle has de-
ciaesi to postpone the outing until next
Thursday. July 2z
Should the picnic be held tomorrow
d portion Of the day will be given over
to business meeting at 4 d. nj. when
the nominating committee will pre-
sent the names az officers for election
for the ensuing year.
ii Is understood some Of the officers
sof the last year have declined reeisc-
HktOx.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16
FEMALE Minstrel SHOW
Mothers Circle Win Repeat Min.
strel AT Tracy's Landing
no BE SATURDAY NIGHT

With rehearsal last night AZ the
home Of Mrs Strahorn Green akreef,
land another Friday afternoon IN the
Republic Theatre, the Mothers Circle
/ Minstrel Company who gave 50 sue.
fcessfulIy their show some few weeks
iago III the High school, will have put
lshe final touches on for its presen-
Itation Saturday night
Through the urgent request of Mrs.
MI u. Martin. wife nf the Rector of st.
James Parish. the Mothers Circle has
been induced to repeat the perform
Eance. III will be given on i Fifty
IIsifty. basis, half the proceeds 70 70
so st. James parish work, aud half "
1.-The >CircIe for its school work FOR
children
The show will be given in CIaggettss =
Hall. near the rectnry. and alreadx
xhe house Is nearly sold out. II re-
hports from that section Of the county
can be accredited There will be lit
tsle change In the program from its
soriginal presentation One of the
New changes will be speciality BY
Miss Frances Rullman In the e0lio, !"
and another, that Of Mrs. r SPENCE
hsmith, who takes the place IN the
circle" Of the minstrel show. 0rigi-
naily taken By MRS Gilhauley
The musicians will be Miss Alya
Frank, pianist. and Mr.. Joseph smith.
Esiolinist, both of whom have kindly
volunteered heir services. Mr..
George Norton. the original coach Of
1.-The female lninstrelsy, viii accom-
many the party who will be taken 70
| 9racys Landing in an automobile
truck OF Mr.. William b Gardiner. The
use of which has been kindly given
the Mothers Circle on this occasion
Ii the coming minstrel show Is % be
Judged hy its first presentation at the
Annapolis High School. then treat II
truly in store for all the folk at
Tracy's Landing who patronize the en-
ltertainment On Saturday night.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16
70 ARGUE APPEAL
IN ISHIDA MLRnER
IN HIGHEST OURT

Another capital case, that of Norba
Ishida, the Japanese aiienist who shot
and killed Dr.. George b Nolfr At the
Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital.
near Towaon. will be argued HI the
Court Of Appeals shortly Ishida was
convicted before the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county Of murder IN the
first degree and sentenced ID life
term Id tho penisentlary. Ills defense
was insanity
The record IS ready and will be sent
10 Annapolis next Friday and the ap-
peal, which was taken following the
sentence of Dr Ishiea, may be heard
by the Court of Appeals at any time.
nr. Ishida was convicted Of murder
iii the first degree March go last and
was sentenced the same day. He was
tried before Judges Burke, Duncan
and McLano In the Circuit Court at
Towson. DR.. Wolf was killed at the
Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital
December 2i, 1918
IT Ia possible that the Court Will
hear argument IN this appeal when Il
meets ID render an opinion IN the case
cf Isaiah Fountain. under sentence Of
death for an assault upon white
girl. Of which he was convicted IN the
Circuit Court for Talbot county This
appeal has already been argued, and
ii ii understood that the Court will
meet specially In . short time and de-
eide It.
However. the Court may not take
np the Ishida case nntil It meets for
the OctoDer term II will nndonbt-
ediy excite great deal Of Interest
ewing "a the peculiar circuns ances
of the killing
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16
NEW CITYscOUNcIL
IN BRIEF MEETING

The new City Council had its 6rst
meeting last evening II rather an I'M.
-promptu manner The newly elected
members were assembled at the NUM-
cfpal Building for the purpose Of TAX
ing the oath of once before May0r
Levy, and II was suggested that the
meeting for organization and canvass
ing Of the vote. set for tonight be
reid al once Mayor Levy acqnlesced
and the meeting WAS called The
committee which canyassed the vote
consisted Of city Counselor Rnllman
and Aldermen Smith and Russell.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16
LADIES HOLD MEETING
OF THE RESCUE HOSE co.
CARNIVAL NEXT MONTH

a largely attended and enthusiastic
Iineeting of the ladies of the West
End who are wives. mothers. daugil-
tiers and sweethearts of the firemen oi
Rescue Hose Company. was held last
inlght at Rescue Hose headquarters.
Vest street.
Foreman Bernard Hon who II aiso
chairman Of the mems commitlee on
the coming carnival. presided. and
called the meeting % order, stating
Its object
Nrs George Abram Moss was unani-
inously elected chairman Of the Car
tnival committee. the carnival 10 be
sheId the week 0f August IS Id 90
Miss Louise Chance waa elected sec-
rotary. Much routine business vas
transacted. and the outlook Is encour-
aging FOR successful carnival.
Il has been Two Or three years since
Rescue Hoae Company held carnival.
the usual annual carnival having been
called on on account of war conditions
and war needs This company has not
come before the public with appeals
Tor aid IN securing new apparatus. and
for this reason q hopes 10 make the
coming carnival great success and
aid tlle tinanees toward
the Eeplenshing Of needed fire appar-
utHs and equipment
Mrs Abram Moss, chairman Of the
carnival committee. has called meet
Ing Of All ladies intercsted In the
tiremen and their cause. for tomorrow
evening al 8 o'clock at Rescue Hose
tsarnpany.s lnadnna rfera. West street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16
VISITOR MISTooK
PRINTING OFFICE FOR
A SAVINGS BANK

Sailing into the Capital office yester-
day afternoon with three sheets
spread, young man. apparently q
stranger III the town. demanded of the
gentleman In the business office his
I.sFfve Dollars Furthermore, ne said.
IaI want my five dollars, and You must
give It To me-
Goniurfng up all sorts Of Ideas o.
oyerpaid subscriptions, or papers not
having been received regularly or Job
work undelivered, or advertisements
that may not have brought the ad-
lvertiser value received the gentle
man Ia the business office whom the
stranger had addressed, replied, at
Ethe same time wiping the moisture
from his brow, Your $500. young
man what do you mean7 don't
know anything about your $500: when
did you leave 1t here
Why, said the stranger my
mother left $500 for me here seven
years ago. "Oh. replied the office
man, "seven years ago, that II long
time, was not here then, you will
have to call tomorrow and ask some
one connected with this office hat far
back.
Office, office. reiterated the strang-
Ter, why isn't this a bank 4 The
loSfics man nearly toppled over: he
ilost his equilibrium completely and
TOR moment visions of easy money
passed before him A bank indeed
THE very idea Of printing office be-
ling 4 hank After regaining his for
lmer dignity, the office man braced up
and said IN d reproying tone OF voice !.
See here young man this is no bank,
lit III d printing shop Don't you see
printing presses running back there. "
pointing to the rear press room.
printing presses printing presses,
Ilndeed, said the stranger, Why 4
lthought they were presses Tor making
money. Now know your mother
never left ave dollars here for you
Iseyen years ago This Il no place for
easy money; good evening
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16
MAHLoN DISNEY is
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Mahlon Disney. o. Pasadena has
been appointed by Governor IIarring-
ION, County Commissioner from the
Third district. in place df percy MiI-
iiams deceased He IS 4 farmer In
that section Of the county
Mi. Disney qualified Yesterday. and
took part in the meeting Of the Com
missioners
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16
MR.. DISNEY TAKES
SEAT ON co. BOARD

Mr. Mahlon Disney, who has been ap
pointed TO the Board oE County Com
nlissioners ID fll the unexpired term
Of Mr.. Percy Williams, deceased. occu
pied his seat at meeting of the Board
for the FIRST time YESTERDAY. After
qualifying before the clerk of the Cir
cult Court for Anne Arundel county
Mr.. Disney presented his credentials
ID the Hoard and was received as !
member.
The appointment was made BY Gov
ernor Harrington.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16
WgggI.Y REPORT o. n. Q. Z. s.

NEEELY REPORT OF y. e. G. 5.
Secretary John n Roland n sub
mifting his weekly report 81 the War
Camp Community Service, for the
week ending July ~. says there we~e
ais0 men Of all branches Of the service
visited the club rooms In the State
Armowy: 1a6 letters were mailed 81
luncheons were served. and 40 ser.
rice nasn attended the dance Thurs.
day night Or last week
The War Camp Community Serviee
expecta ia move its headquarters from
the state Armory on August frst, z
their newly acquired Home ths
CAN'T Hotel. On Main street, whers
every convenience viii be affordex
ghe men Of the service.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16
aT THE HOSPITAL

Miss Lola Fh5bbOns. 0fs the county,
IS patient At the Emergency hos
pIfal. where she WAS operated upon
this morning for appendicitis Or.
have decreased. and Il IS expected that
Arthur ShspIey. assisted " Dr parvIs.
performed The operatsOn
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16
HnaplTAf. R0ARD nd MEET !.

The regular mid-month meeting Of
the Board on Managers of the Anna
polls Emergency Hospital Assoeia-
tion, will be held tomorrow morning
al ten o'clock III the hospital building.
Little business. aside from the routine.
II expected 10 come before the meet
ing.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16
sEReT. OLIVER PUNISHED

sergt. John r. Oliver. COMPANY A
Second Regiment. Maryland stats
Guard, OF this city. has been aned and
reduced TO private By sentence of conFs
martial. for an affair taking place 81
Saunders Range during the recent en-
eaunpnenE SeFgf Oliver became In
v0lxed iii an AFFAIR with nn 0Efiear %
one 09 xhe other companies 81 the
regiment
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16
FOR CITY OFFICES

The Democrats of the An
napolis City Council will cau-
Gus Friday evening At eight
On applications for city ON
cials
Mayor Levy Is anxious that
every application should re-
eeiye full con ileration. and
notifies all 20 present their
applications promptly
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16

some people won't spends their
money TO take the young folks to the
circus, as the children can hear All
ahont ii from the other kids.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16

YOu never can tell. The man ShO
Il welded so his art may marry In
haste and repent af leisure.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16

ssA II have fallen short Of our
q " teel that this amount Will
slantlal help "a mis- sAoas
aase and We wiah 10 thank
ssase aided Us In raising It.
Rs THOMAS GLADDEN.,
Chairman.
s ms II. nj. sc AEs BOROUGH,
Treasurer
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16

When some people express wish
ii never occurs to them that they
might prepay the expressage
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16
REPORT OF
SALVATION ARMY
Annc Arundel County
70 425 Far
shor Of Quota
~ ASSESSED 5000

asien, chairman OF
u drive Iii Anne
ag aira Il y Scar
.tf as submitted her
frise II this county.
sna rtissd during the
far short of the
,,u,it tfasing been assess !
rs tlial report u The u /
ss ti. tnye follows
sala rinrna being de-
ii tar9e Of the saliva i
.iri,t A,iye waited Tor these
1IaF ftnal report hey
lie falloaiitg
Iesi4iI reported $I297 80
Grammar school,
Ys aalold o.2e
...s BaatIng and Trust
White pc.
gsfse pf Friendship.
y. lana Hnls-hiiis presi-
2b.00.
Il, school u Annap
1923.
Ii Annapolis luao
sapital Office 665
~sss Tribe q Il. Y GOO
stplaie and sugar con
a,utaiea for candy W
i district Mrs Duvail 1864
oa through MRS
bsn Moss 5000
,rlss Felameyer 3II
II entertainment
tp helen Wilson and 9TH
aale girls a
ssalepmath.s store 2.75
srille school, Miss Nj
,h z.sO
lStaI si.a25 81
$n5s -. kaxfa eatlnn ahnvf NJ nitr
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16
EN- en- I !!

Outing process OE re-
nolal W. are compelled
q a4NnHl business until
lafihef notice our new
essiness Is ta be located Of
Z VEST STREET
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-16

psr il aot delivered
ia aaa you WI WI
R I eopy ~ ~
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-13
SILENT ON
BULLITT'S TESTIMONY
Secretary of State at Summer Home
Refuses Comment on Charge He
Denounced the Treaty.

WATERFOWL. \. y, Sept lS.-see
rotary Lansing at his summer home in
Henderson Harbor yesterday afternoon
would make absolutely no comment on the
testimony Of William G. Bulhtt before
the senate foreign relations committee
that the secretary of state had said that
il the American people knew what the
treaty meant they would defeat it, The
Associated Press despatch covering tn
testimony was read to Mr. Lansing but
he would say nothing other than that he
would make absolutely no comment
Secretary Lansing left for the Gallour
Islands yesterday afternoon with the Fort
nightly club for a few days of bass fish
ing.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-13
c. F. THOMAS, PHI. G.
II you ARE TIRED OUT

worrying over money matters and the
uncertainty Of investments, buy I'm An
nuty. The large and absolutely guar
antccd income, payable as long as YOU
live, will bring peace Of mind and many
comforts ConSllt us. National Life
ms. Co. Of VI. Mutual. EARLE S.
KINSLEY General Agent, Rutland,
VT.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-13

Joseph G. Brown of Montpelier, insur-
ancC commissioner for Vermont, was
elected president Of the National con
vention of Insurance Commissioners at
Hart ord, Conn, Friday
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-13

- srassl
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-13

State Prison Reformatory
for Women 1887 |
State School of Agriculture 100000
State School of Agriculture
-Dormitory 23,62621
School for Feeble Minded 25.0S3. 90 |
School for Feeble Minded
Dormitory 11,161.10l
Suit - Vermont VS.. New
Hampshire, 3,9O6.71
State House Bonds 100000
State Fair 2,92666
Sugar Makers Association 10000
Stationery and Office Sup
plies 11.354.S5
State Library 12,5676s
Sergeant at Arms 800
Secretary of State a,0S9O7l
Secretary of state-Publicitv 99S7 95I
Secretary of State-Indexing 1926
State Treasurer 9,753.49
State Treasurer - Weights
and Measures 6,669.S1
State Building 6.679.09
Tuberculosis Patients 20,o6S.9l-
Toll Bridge, Freeing 1925
Topographic Survey 2,75S10
University of Vermont and
State Agricultural College 5S,sO0.00
T. n. Vail Agricultural
| School and Farms 100000
| Special Acts of 1919 31,129.S7
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-13
DUMMERSTON.

The Grange held its regular meeting
Tuesday evening, f. H. Brown presid-
ing. The program was in charge of f.
o. Downs. The next meeting will be
held Sept. %. There viii be special.
meeting Monday evening, Sept. 10, in
Grange hall, to discuss everything per-
tanning to the game supper. The game
supper committee and ali interested
members are requested 10 be present.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-13
GIN S E N G

Growers Of Ginseng can
get a good price from C. H.
Flung, 80 Main ST., Brat
tleboro.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-13
Financial Statement For
Past Fiscal Year Issued
by State Treasurer
AUDITORS ORDERS
AMOUNT TO S4,797,5S9.ss
Legislative Expenses Paid Amount to
S145, 161.03 - Executive Department
Required 1920, 1000 rattleboro Re
treat Paid ST, 1858.

MONTPELIER, Sept 13-The finan-
cial statement of the state of Vermont
for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1919,
has been issued by State Treasurer w.
+. Scott and shows the receipts for the
year to have been $3.50 ,3O557. The
auditors orders paid during the year
amount to $4,797, 5S9.s8, leaving the
cash on hand and in banks on July l,
1919 557,715.69.
A summary of the orders drawn has
been prepared by the auditor and is
published in the treasurer's statement.
The largest sum drawn by any depart
ment is 1913 ,26702 for administration
Of justice. The educational department
drew $4,000, and the legislative ex-
penses paid amounted to $l45,161.03
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