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The Irish standard., 1920-04-17
Abandon Treaties with
Assassins," Urge Women

troops were being massed at "strate.
gic centers."
When the women emerged from the
Hotel Lafayette few minutes before
eleven o'clock, the startling and EN-.
phatic slogans stamped on their plac.
ards Immediately drew the attention
Of, fashionable 10th street. The La.
tayette Hotel Is situated Just beyond
the circle where downtown" Wash.
ington suddenly gives way to the ex.
elusive Presidential district. Yet in
the quiet neighborhood crowd soon
gathered, which included photogra.
piers and moving picture men.
Greeted BY Warm Approval.
Directly over the hotel entrance is
a suite Of rooms occupied by the
Washington staff of the Russian
Soviet Government. The only govern
ment in the old world that has ad.
hered strictly to the principle of self
determination, which Wilson pro-
claimed and which Ireland has been
denied. The staff of the Soviet bureau
crowded to their open windows with
eager manifestations of encourage.
ment
Along the lines of march, surprise
quickly gave place to warm approval
among the spectators. Passing mo-
torists and people on the sidewalks
frequently Joined in the applause.
A rule of the Capitol grounds
made 1t impossible for the marchers
to approach the building directly, so
the women stayed on the highway and
approached the Senate Wing on the
building from the East.
Senators Welcome Marchers.
Senator Gore of Oklahoma, an.
peared on the steps to welcome the
marchers. He was quickly Joined
there by Senator France of Maryland
and Senator Phelan of California. To
(C~~kl~,,D1
The Irish standard., 1920-04-17

The attempt of reactionary and un-
American influences to make the
United States a party to the League
of Nations has been thwarted. The
League, it is to be sincerely hoped,
has been permanently laid away in the
already well-filled tomb of imperial
ism
"Unwept, unhonored and unsung."
It must be distinctly remembered,
however, that despite the deserved
defeat of the League of Nations, the
declarations embodied in the Irish
Reservation adopted by the Senate,
have not lost their force.
The principles and hopes set forth
in the Reservation must still be re-
garded by the world as the truthful ex-
pressions of the opinion of the people
of the United States.
England cannot ignore them.
The Irish Reservation was adopted
by the Senate after lengthy debate
The Irish standard., 1920-04-17

and a most complicated procedure.
The Irish Issue was brought up by
Senator Shields, of Tennessee, a con.
sistent friend to the Irish Cause, and
a powerful opponent of the League OF
Nations.
His proposed reservation, intro
duced Tuesday, March 18th, was
offered as an amendment to the pro-
posed Egyptian reservation. 1t read
as follows:
"The United States further under.
stands that in fulflment and execution
of the great principles of self-determi
nation of peoples and equality of all
governments said to pervade and
underlie the covenant of the League
of Nations, Great Britain will forth
with recognize the existence and
political independence of the Republic
of Ireland, and agree that it shall be-
come a member of the League of Ma
7T1oD1;.,,o5 ~, Co~o 0Y
The Irish standard., 1920-04-17
And q Thousand Have Made Afiidavits
Attesting Miraculous Manifesto
ton at Ltmptas, Spain.

The famous crucif1x that comes to
life regularly at Limpias (sanatan'
der), Spain, has been observed in its
marvellous phenomena by 10000 per
sons, 1000 of whom have given afh
davits of the manifestations, accord
ing to letter received by Dan ]. Nc
Namara, an employe Of the Colorado
Milling and Elevator Company, Den
YER who wrote to the rector at Linn
pias after reading of the occurrences
in The Denver Catholic Register. The
rector, not being able to write in Eng
lish, had. G. Fernandez Somellera
president of the Catholic party at
Mexico, a visitor at the shrine, write
to Mr.. Mcnamara as follows:
Limpias (Santander), Spain,
March 4, 1920.
Mr.. Dan J. Mcnamara,
Denver, Colorado.
Dear Sir:
The rector of this parish, Father
Bdwardo Miguel, received your es
teemed Of the 18th January last, and
begs me to answer as he does not
understand English. I help him, as
. good friend, in his foreign CORE
spondence, and take pleasure in so
doing at this time, to make known
the marvels that the Blessed Image Of
our Lord on the Cross works here al
most daily. It takes a good-sized
The Irish standard., 1920-04-17
The United States
Senate and Ireland

the Of the
principle doctrine international equity
lmpeiaic control
the Conference.
se6determinauon
he Nation
whoeheaIted sympathy
Independence.
and
embodyng declarations Reservation the
United States Senate publicly served notice
longer
The Irish standard., 1920-04-17

CONTINUED on page ~
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CONTINUED on page 81
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02

the northeast OF section 29-1S-5. -
down $50 eecL same COmpany's 40.
/ on the Dixon farm. In the south
west of tho northwest, u drilling ~
1850 feet
The Amarada oil Company's No. !
on the signs farm. IN the southwest
Of the northwest Of section 33-lS- b.
Is drilling at 1850 feet
Tho Dingwali a Green 80. ] on the
l.. -. Gaunt farm. in the northwest
Of the northeast OF section 2s-IS-5, Is
drilling % 900 feet
The IingWull on tho ErtNmdn
farm, northwest northeast > .ts-5, Is
undorrcdming al 900 feet
south of Cushing
The Shaffcr OH 4 Refining co,
No. . on the southwest of the
southwest Of section 1915, had a
showing Of oil at a depth of LbSS
feet i'm the Layton sand. No. u on
this lease, which was drilled some
time ago. was 7i-harrel well ia tho
Wheeler sand. The ticld at that
time. however was not developed on
account ot tho low price of OIL u
is prcdrtod that pool might b
opened here with docper drilling, ~
the first we'll did not 20 TO the Bar
lcsNIllo sand
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02
Big Doings at Beggs

Waite phillips Is having Continu-
alton Of his phenomenal luck, as the
following will SHOW. Ills Jane Reid
so. /. in the southwest corner of the
northwest Of the southwest Of section
22-l4-11. - making 2.3O0 barrels
after hCirE drilled three feet deeper
in the sand, while his Henry Thomp-
son No /. in tho southeast corner Of
the northeast of the southwest Of
section 22-1i-ll, is making 1850
barrels. The Jane Reid 80. > in
the northwest corner of the southeast
of ,cction 22-14-ll, has good show
ing q oil and was drilled In ycstcr-
day afternoon at depth of 2,75l
feet.
The Producers Il Rcfiners corpnr-
alton drilled in it's No. ! on the Nc
lutosh farm In tho northeast of sec
tion l2t,4-1l. yesterday \ later
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02
Wme Nelrs From Arkansas

The TCXolcan Oil CompanN's We'll
on the village structure IN Arhan-
sas is down l,SlO feet and Is show
ing some oil They have had some
difficulty wiz the drilling IN this
well. but have now gotten the cas-
ing out of the hole ana Will resume
operations. ". IL. PJLc. who o. pres
idcnt OF the TcNolcan company.
has just returned from there and Us
much cuthusod over Arkansas as
an oil country.
Tho test ~ the Humphreys Ictro-
loum company AZ Chidcstcr is being
delayed on account OF waiting for
standard tools The present depth
is 2,940 feet with slight showing
Of oil and gas; the test will probably
be drilled TO 5000 feet
The Merritt oil & Gas GO. is MAX
ing preparations for test az Bluff
city, Ark. This Is west Of the
Humphreys test
Fun account Of tho Constantin
we'll southwest OF Eldorado was
given in yesterdays World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02

three new wells south OF Wichita
Falls ON what is known ass the Dale
Ranch
G.. g. Moore of Blackwell. large
stockholdcr in the Producers and
Evtincrs Corporation. has been
spending a few days in Tulsa.
W T. kistcr of the Producers a
Eciiucrs Corporation LETT for Dem
Ncr yesterday ON business.
"TcN" Whitfield. of the General
Refining GO. i- hack from business
trln 90 \cw YORK and reports con
ditlous not quite So good bon tho east
a- iu the west This is with refer
cucc to transportation.
W H. curtis of Curtis a Akin rs
recovering slowly from the effects
~ several operations at 4 sanaturium
at Watkins Glen. New York This
VIII Dee good ucWs to his friends IN
the Mid Continent field
FRANK Brown was iu Tulsa Ncstcr
day uud says that % ia stll great
Ius t,lt moro kcyu.N a- tho daN.
ro bv the death " Harry Jones
who died with pneumonia last win.
7 tor You mover know how large
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02

feet in the northeast southeast north
east Of 2l-l1-11. and Is ON top " the
sand
Kindwood OH company is drilling
at 2.475 feet in the northeast north
cast Of 3l-ll-1l. Same company has
a fishing Job at 2.7S0 feet I'm the
center " the east line of the north
west W 20-1l-11. Same company has
"a rig in the northeast southwest
northwest Of 3-il-12.
T. r. Black has y rig ON the
ground I'm the northeast northeast
northwest Of 2-l1-11
Pitcher Spoltor have Is 100000
foot EassCr in sand found from
I sos to 1900 foot iu the ccutcy of
the west line NJ the northwest north
west Of 3-11-t2.
W. n. Pine Is drilling at 1000 fcct
i'm the southwest northeast southwest
of 3-tl-12.
The Kimhlcv OIL company mas p
RIG In the northwest southwcs' OF
5-1l-I@ SAM company has plugged
back I'm sand found at 2.i5o feet in
the center of tho north limo ai the
southwest northwest ~ 1.ll-i2;
have 10 feet NJ sand Ihcrr. same
c,wpauv has rig IN th" -outhwc"
mort lNttt OF v" u -l-t 'lN' w h'''
southeast northeast ~ the San" soc
,ion. 80 i'm the northeast south
west of lD.11-i'. rs driilus a. s.-'o
t"r.
L. \. Johnson is drilling r' l6oo
fcct I'm tho cortcr of the west limo Of
the southwest northwest of ll-ll-l q
T.. " Lutt has q rig lu th'
northeast northwest ~ li-ll.l2.
Saudcrson and others are drilltnf
at $50 feet IN the southwest north
west northwest Of 15-ll-l2.
Henry oil company is undor
roaming at 2.S75 feet IN tho south
east northeast southwest ~ 2lsll-l'
II. G. Wise Is spuddiug in the
southwest southwest of 2i.ii-la.
Wise and others are drilling al
o,630 feet I'm the northeast southwest
of 26-ll-12.
Tho Cosmos oil company has O.
fishing job at 2.750 feet In the south
west northwest " 32-Il-12
The ludepoudcnt on company
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02

report will bc given No. 10 on the
s.mc lease is drilling at 2,l00 feet
No. 3 Pink Hawkins. m the south
west VI the northctst uf l1-l4-ll, is
drilling at 2,1o0 feet.
No. ! Willie King. In the north
vest of the northeast OF 1l-l4.11. is
drilling at 500 feet
Nos ,, g. Z, and on the Tobc
/ jefferson farm. in east hdlf uf south
east OF 3o-lj,ll, are all spudding IN
and drilling.
No. . Ctt2. tn the southwest OF the
southwest OF 29-l5-ll has rig built
ana is moving In tools
! No. I Ncwhousc. I'm the northeast
corner OF the northwest of the north.
| cast Of 2O-lj-l2 IS drilling ut 500
| feet 40. 3 on the Joe johnson. In
, the northeast Of the northeast uf tn,
same section. is drilling at 500 feet
The Prairie OH n Gas company is
shut down at 2.920 feet fur orders
! IN tho northeast Of section l6-Ii.i1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02
In the Oil Fields
West Gushing Pool

There arc three wells on top of the
sand In this pool at present and all
will be drillcd In the first OF the week.
ThcSe wells are the March 40. on
tho Milton Thompson farm. in tho
northwest of the southwest Of section
p SO, which has LOO feet Of oil
- the hole at a depth Of 3,3ls feet.
1his well is being drilled by the Mas
mona on company The SkollY No.
] on the walker farm in the south
east corner of tho northwest OF sec
ton 29-llS-o, has l.40O feet Of oil
III the hole at "A depth Of $500 feet
and will be drilled In Monday. The
third one which IS ready To- bo
drilled In Is that OF the Producers &
Rofincrs corporation on the Frank
Ieory lease IN the northwest OF the
northwest Of section 2S-lS-5 which
Is on top Of the sand at 3,27J feet. 4
sixteenth royalty on 100 acres OF this
farm was Just recently sold to the
Iron Mountain on company for 500
600
The Magnolia 40. I on the Milton
Thompson farm. in tho northeast ui
tho southeas. of section G9-lS-5. il
drillng at 2,-.O feet Same COM
panys No. on tho same lease. in
the southeast of the southeast Of sec
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02
livingston Has Big Gnsher

Friday night about miduicht the
Livingston on corporation drilled i'm
their 40 . wei Ion the Atkins lease
In the southeast kof the northwest
Of l6-l7-l5. which is an extension Of
the famous stone Bluff pool The
well came In with such tremcn-
doua flow and gas pressure that i.
was impossible to control Same and
considerable oil was lost on account
Of NO lnnkauc. No estimate has been
placed on tho well as yet, hut ac-
cordinG to report 1t Will undoubtedly
Doe an exceptional producer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02

a place they filled until they arc
gone is the way he puts u.
T. n Wicket. president OF the
Sipulpd Refining CO. who has beer
spending some time in Tulsa, left
Friday for louisiana.
Grant Stebhins W tho Gladys
Rcllc Ou co. left last night for tho
Homer field IN Louisiana and VIII
watch the completion of the Nos !
and ON the Fcatherstonc farm In
the northeast part of that field II
he succeeds IN doing as well ~ he
dtd with his so. 3 Thompson in 22-
l4-lt which is making 1900 bar
rcls at only i,300 feet In the sand,
he can count II az a fairly good
weeks work. lie is liable to do that
very thing
~ - Grcis of the Atlantic Pctro-
lcum CO., has been In tho Beggs
field u good share ~ the timc dur
/ ing the past week and has lndulgcd
/ himself ,n the very pleasant pastime
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02
Cornell-W Wood- Board for Sale by

Homlny. Bates-Simmons Lumber Co.
spurrier Lumber Co.
r. r. Walton Lumber Co.
Jennings: Spurrier Lumber co,
Mounds: Fullerton-Stuart Lumber co.
MinnetOnka Lumber Co,
hOwata: Farmers supply Co,
H r. kctcham Lumber Co.
Oilton CLARK Lumber co,
Rounds q Porter Lumber co,
Spurrisr Lumber co,
OWaAso: IL. G, Miller Lumber Co.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02

chelsea . y, Woods Lumber 60.
Claremors o Il. Woods Lumber 90.
hlunetunka Lumber CO.
Cleveland cleveland Lumber 10.
Rounds & Porter Lumber 60.
Collinsyille Lambert Lumber 20.
Lindsey Lumber Go.
Coyingtont Antrim Lumber CO.
brumright. Briggs Lumber Co
Haskell j \. Butts Lumber 90.
Fullerton stuart Lumber Co.
hinnetonka Lumber Co.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02

a place they filled until they arc
gone is the way he puts 10.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02

okmulgee: C. p. Stuart Lun.
Der Co.
Rebold Lumber Co.
Spurrier Lumber co.
Minnetonka Lumber Co.
Pawhuska; 4. 7. Walton Lumber Co.
spurrier Lumber co.
sapulpa; Fullerton Stuart Lumber Co.
spurrier Lumber Co.
Wynona; Weleetka Lumber Co.
Yale Briggs Lumber Co.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02

He stu buvnE after eight years Of revolution and
foreign The bonds then sellng % OF par
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02

Rothschld stood vndcated his Judgment
the entire world and laid the foundation
fortune. estimated at between four and five billions
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02

year after the end Of the Revolution the
were selling
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02

Rohschd bought French Bonds when the streets OF Paris
were running with blood
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-02

Tulsa
Minnetonka Lumber co.
Rounds q Porter Lumber 60.
OKLAHOMA
Bartlesville; American Lumber 20.
GTecyer- Putnam Lumber Co.
Beggs. Bcggs Lumber Go.
Bigheart Rounds q Porter Lumber Co
clark Lumber 60,
BiHby J A. Butts Lumber 90.
Bristow hing Lawrence Lumber co.
Weleetks Lumber Co.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-08-20

his wife subjected to great danger.
Mr.. .Rannerburg, who is Superin-
tendent of the Troy Laundry in Fair
mont, Inside Guard of tic Mod
ern Woodmen Of the World, Prelatc
Of The Loyal Order Of Moose, and is
very prominent in business circles in
his city, put the invaders to rout by
the use of Reese Formula R-11. Now
he and his wife arc in perfect health
and tell of their experience as follows:
Both myself and wife have suffered
from dizziness, headache. backache,
pains around the heart, biliousness,
kidney weakness and general rundown
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WHICH has completely restored as.
Nothing we can say or do is too good
for the great remedy, and we most
heartily recommend it to all sufferers
OF rheumatism, nervousness, dizziness,
headaches, indigestion, biliousness.
stomach, liver and kidney troubles Of
:. If you suffer from any of the above
disorders you perhaps have tried many
remedies without success. You haven't
tried the Reese Formula R-11, for il
you had you would be we'll today.
Get bottle and make us prove it.
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City of Ronceverte
ESTIM ATE.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
COUNTY OF GREENBRIER
CITY OF RONCEVERTE, To-Wit

vi VIZ INo-N\-Et low II.
At regular session of the Board of
Commissioners of the City of Romeo
verte,. Grccnbricr county, held in the
chambers Thereof, in the city building
on the second Tuesday in August, to-
wit, the 10th day of August, 1920, there
were present WIN. b. Blake, Jr., Mayor,
4. 5. Woodhouse, city clerk, and p. A.
George and p. H. Smith, Commission
ers of said city.
In accordance with chapter 126, Acts
1919, the council proceeded to make up
an estimate of the amounts necessary
to be levied for the current fiscal year,
10 cover all municipal debts and liza
bilities payable during the said year,
Including. probable expenditures for
municipal purposes, and proper allow
ances for delinquent taxes, expense of
COLLECTIONS and contingencies; but de-
Quoting therefrom the money in the
city treasury applicable to said pur-
poses during the year, and doth deter
10 be levied as follows:
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Personal property. ............ 45S,445
Public utility property, .... 526,713
Total taxable property, $l,69l,44S
OUTSTANDING BOND PURPOSES

OUTSTANDING BOND PURPOSES.
The Board of Commissioners pro-
cceded TO make Up ar estimate O! the
amount necessary 10 be levied for the
current fiSca, year to pay the interest
on end prov iGe :: sinking fund for the
discharge of principal Of bonded in
debtedncSs outstanding on the 18th
day of May, 1919. of &33.500.00 issued
by the municipality of Ronccvcrtc, in
Greenbrier county. West Virginia. and
authorized as follows:
Water Works Bonds to the amount
OF $4,000. of the issue of $4,000 au-
thorlZed by vote on May "a, 1902,
ISSUED July .. 1902. bearing five per
privilege of retiring after ten years;
Water and Sewer Bonds, S3,5GO. 90 of
the issue of $4,000. authorized April
Il, 1908. issued June Q. 1903, bearing
hve per cent interest: payable in 30
wears. with privilege of retiring after
ten years:
Water and Sewer Bonds. s7,5OO.OO
authorized May 90. 1911. issued Aug.
:. 1911, bearing six per cent interest:
payable 80 years after dag;
May. 30, 1911. issued Aug. 7. 1911:
bearing six per cen: interest; payable
80 years after date:
Paying Bonds, 100000, authorized
April 49,. 1913, issued May ). 1918.
S May g. 1 81 per cent interest," payable
:. As provided in subdivision OBJ. Sec
lion 8. chapter 1876, Acts 1919, and
doth determine and estimate that it
will be necessary to raise the amount
Of S3.805.74 for interest and sinking
1und purposes for the current year,
and to pay interest now due and un-
paid, and to pay the same will require
n levy of Twenty-Five Cents (25c.) on
each One Hundred Dollars assessed
valuation of all property taxable in
SAID municipality of Roncevcrte, West
based upon the last assessment of real
and personal and public utility prop
erty thereof, as follows:
neai estate, S7O6, 290
PerSonal property. .......... 458.445
Pubic utility property,..... 526,713
Total . 81 6o1 40
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MEADOW BLUFF DISTRICT.
ESTIMATE.
State of West Virginia,
County of GIeenbrier, to-wit
District IF NaoJn1,, Diff

ICY Vi w Sot VII tSlhId
County of Greenbrier, to-wit
District of Meadow Bluff.
AT a regular session of the board
or education Of Meadow Bluff
district of Greepbricr county held
at the regular meeting place thereof,
on tho second Tuesday in August.
1920. Present:J. B. Hedges, Presi-
dent of said board of education,
and }. G. Hepler, Commissioner.
In accordance with chapter 1876,
Acts 1919, the board of education
proceeded TO make up an estimate
OF the amount necessary TO be levied
for the current fiscal year. to cover
payable during the year, Including
the probable expenditures for dis
trict purposes. and proper allow
ances for delinquent taxes, exon
cratlons and contingencies, but de-
ducting the money in the treasury
applicable to the year and district
CLAIMS doth determine and estimate
me several amounts TO be levied as
follows:
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IRISH CORNER DISTRICT.
ESTIMATE.
''a!c of West Virginia.

''I!c Of West Virginia..
county Of Greenbrier, to-wit
District Of Irish Corner,
-, NJ a regular session Of the board
VI EDUCATION Of Irish Corner dis
WWr' OF Grcenbrier county held at
,"r regular meeting place thereof,
IIm me second Tuesday in August,
XIV; Present: Harvey Lewis. Pres
nU'hi OF said board Of education,
CC"u ,. B: Rodgers and b. NJ. Blake,
commissioners.
,o,h acCordancc with chapter 1876,
mlA IglD' the board Of education
P"'ccdcd to make UP an estimate
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1920-08-20
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PURPOSE
MAINTENANCE BUILDING FUND EST.
ESTLlIIT TED REEEIDTC

maintenance BUILDING FUND EST.
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.
(a) The amount due and the
amount that will become due and
oilcctiblc from every source for
maintenance building fund Dur-
poses, except from the levy of taxes
for such purposes TO be made for
The current fiscal year.
Amount due from Sheriff $3,2GO.G 3
Delinquent real estate
rcdeInptions and sales 1900
Total S3,275.63
ESTIMATED DISBURSEMENTS
bl The debts and demands
owed by the district, and payable
out of the maintenance buildin0
fnnd for current fiscal year.
Current accounts due and
unpaid June 80, 1920 s 483,45
tc) All expenditures payable OH.
OF levy for maintenance building
hind purposes for current fiscal
year.
Delinquent taxes, discount
and generations 5 1889
Salaries of district officers
and employees $4,000
yanitors $2,392.OO
REPAIRS and improvements 100000
ncntal 10000
ruci $4,000
Stationcry and supplies 1000
f0StaSc 1900
Advertising 5000
Medical inspection 10000
-, Total $6,137.39
Total disbursements S6,62O.8I
Total receipts S3.273.63
Amount to be raised S3,3I5.21