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The herald., 1920-05-06
CHARTER.

month and year first above written, in
the presence of sylvester Titus and Ed
mund X. Mabry, competent Witnesses.
residing in this city, who have hercuntO
signed their names with the aPpparerS
and me, Notary, after due reading of the
whole.
COriginal Signed. Nelson c. Gorcau
and others
Witnesses: Sylvester Titus. t. K. Ma
bry.
]. ZACH. SPEARING, Not. Pub.
l. the undersigned, Deputy Recorder of
Mortgages, in and for the Parish of or-
leans, State of Louisiana, DO hereby Ger
tify that the above and foregoing act of
incorporation OF the Gu-Ro. Incorporated.
was this day duly recorded in the Mort
gage Office. Parish of Orleans. in Book
l2i2. Folio -
New Orleans. La. April -. 1920.
(Signed) EMILE J. LEONARD,
Deputy Recorder of Mortgages.
l. the undersigned. Notary Public in
and for the Parish of Orleans, do hereby
certify the above and foregoing to be a
true and correct copy of the original act
of Incorporation OF the co IL. lucOr-
pOrated. and of the certificat" of tn" Re
COrder of Mortgages for this Parish there
unto appended and Of record in my office.
In faith whereof. / have h"rrunto sci
my hand and official seal on this 2ird day
of April. 1870.
j. ZACH SPEARING. Not. Pub.
Apr. 29-June 3.
The herald., 1920-05-06
CHARTER.

three Iiduidators from among their num-
Der to settle the business analrs OF the
company. In case of the death or dlSa-
hility of any one of said COMMISSIONERS
or iiuuidatOrs the survivors or the re-
naming liuuidatOrS shall appoint SUE
ceSSOr. This corporation snail u" going
concern as soon a. fifteen hundred SHARES
shall have been subscribed to Its capltal
stock. Until the election to be held in
January. 1927. the following persons shall
constitute the Board of Directors: Joseph
Kohn. Herman We'll. Leon {. simon: Al
bert y Simon. Louis \. We'll, Harold ;.
We'll. with Joseph KOhn as Chairman of
the Board, Herman We'll, President,
Leon G. simon. First Vice President, Al
bert v Simon. Second Vice President.
Louis \. We'll, Treasurer, Harold ;.
We'll Secretary.
Said appearer further declared That he
is authorized and instructed TO effect the
amendments to the Charter herein set out.
ana that he j. authorized TO appear ne
fore a Notary Public in and for TINS Par-
Ish and State for the purpose of eNecut-
ing these amendments in authentic torn,
a. provided by law, and he does no" 'p-
pear before me. Notary, in order 10 make
proper nOtarial record of the said amend
mrntS aud to have same recorded by law
All Of which will fully appear by refer
rnce to u certified copy of extract from
the minutes Of the said Stockholders
meeting attached for reference to the orig
iuaI of this Act of amendment.
Thus done and passed AT my office, IN
the city of New Orleans. on the day.
month and wear first above written, in the
presence of Ralph j. SChwarZ and Paul
T.. Chasrz. competent witnesses. who have
hprcuntO signed their names together with
the said appearer and me, notary, after
due reading of the whole.
(Original >ignrdD kOhn, We'll Co. Inc.
by Joseph Kohn. President.
Witnesses: Ralph J. SchwarZ. Paul L.
ChasGZ. -
HERMAN J.. BARNETT.
Notary Public.
Recorded in VI. q. l.. l2i2. Folio ---.
Parish of Orleans.
4 true copy. (Seal)
HERMAN l.. BARNETT.
Notary Public.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-18
SHAM BATTLE FATAL
Four Year-Old Boy Dies From Frag-
 ment of Shell
By Associated Press


 Camp Meade Md, September Twin tanks airplanes and artillery using loaded ammunition, the regular army re- enacted here today as a closing feature of the national encampment of veterans of foreign wars a detail of the fighting in the Meuse-Argonne. It was a care fully planned sham battle, but was not without casualty. Carl 'Dorn Bush four-year-old boy, was killed by frag ment of shell from one of the guns used in laying down the miniature bar rage.
 The terrain was considered as com pletely cleared and all danger of spec tators wandering into the field of fire thought to be obviated, but the eager ness of the crowds to obtain a better view of the operations resulted in groups advancing far into the zone of danger, The child who was hit was accompanied by his uncle.
 The taking of Montfaucon was the op- eration that the sham engagement at tempted to duplicate.
 On a hill resembling somewhat that on which Montfaucon is built there had been erected buildings suggesting those among which the Grown Prince maintained an elaborately equipped observation post. Before it were trenches and barbed wire entanglements. A small force of infantry, lightly supported with artillery, played the part of defenders.
 A few pursuit planes of the enemy" were driven off by the attacking planes that appeared over the field just as the artillery preparation began For ten minutes guns of different calibre gave a realistic action of attempted enemy de- moraization and the advance began. The barrage was lifted-much farther ahead of the advancing troops than it was when the Americans went forward in any of the many rushes made in talk ing the real Montfaucon-and two big tanks and ten of the lighter type rolled forward crushing down the wire ana opening the way for the infantry.
 The enemy exploded a mine and met with rifle and machine gun fire the at lacking party, while further realism was afforded by the appearance of an active machine gun nest in the rear of the at tackers.
 The news that boy had been killed did not reach the officers directing the mimic bit of warfare until after Mont faucon had been captured"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-18

WANTED-Young lady to operate telephone exchange and do other office work; prefer one with some busi- ness experience. Apply by letter, stating experience, references and salary ex- pected. Address N-64, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-18
EMBODIMENT
LIVfI -k@<| T IFHA@2F T HEIP WANTEDSMALE

printing office; must have common school education; pre- fer one who has had some ex- perience; no street ioafers need apply. See foreman com- posing room, Age-Herald, after 7 p. m.
 HEAD TAILOR WANTED We want thoroughly compe- tent tailor to take charge of our alteration department; ; salary $40; permanent posi- tion. Apply to MT. Thelen, Manager, Klothes Shoppe, 20712 N. 18th st.
 WANTED-Several men to carry newspaper route; must have horse and rig; good chance for hustler to make money. Apply to Circulation Manager, The Age-Herald. WANTED-BOY FOR MAX ING BLUE PRINT. APPLY TO CHIEF CRAFTSMAN, BIRMINGHAM MACHINE AND FOUNDRY co.
 WANTED-Twenty white or colored coal leaders, $5, 8 hours; 5 bright colored girls, 20, 30 years old, leave city. Producers Agency, 121la 21st. WANTED-Several young men for outside work; must be hard workers; good chance for ad- vancement. Apply to Circula- ton Manager, The Age-Herald. WANTED - Soda and front
 man; must be well recom-
 mended. Apply East End
 Drug Co.
 WANTED - Automobile sur-
 face hand painters and fin / ishers. General Automobile Y Company, New Orleans, La. WANTED-Two white meat cutters. Apply early. Pro- ducers Employment Agency, 1211a N. 21st st.
 WANTED-Ten guards, $7.50 day. Producers Agency, 121R 21st st.
 WANTED-A young, progressive, responsi- quires an expert bookkeeper with Knowledge of credits, income reports, cor A man who loves office system, and eff ciency that is not red tape; he must be control the help under him, at the same time cooperating with other departments and employees. be to make this model office, as 1t IS equipped with every up-to-date conveni- ings, clean business and central location; also unlimited future to the rlgnt man. If interested and you think you have the qualities coupled with high character, and authority, please write us a letter in your own way. which will be treated confidentially, and later, if interested, personal interview can be arranged; please write all about yourself. giving past ex- e ssans saapy aSs 1van E Al len, Pres, Fielder & Allen Company, F. O. Box 1712, Atlanta. Ga.
 WANTED-All-rOund machlniStS; VuicAh- izer repair man; lady take orders over phone; 10 guards. $ to s7so per day second cook; two lady stenographers, $S5 SIPS month; credit man; lady bookkecper white housekeeper; auto mechanics S35 $50 week; colored office girl, s15 week coal mine contractors; coal miners; coa Ioaders $. hours: hoisting engineers white truck driver; salesman, SIS; lunch counter girl, no Sundays: Elliott-Fishel bookkeeper; laundry bundle man; colored chauffer: male general office clerk, S25 salesladies; porters; maids; cooks; others Producers Agency, 121h N. 21st St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-18
LEGAL NOTICES

Notice
 The following unredeemed pledges vii be sold at putlic auction Tuesday, Sept, ss iseo, at oeleck a. a at the G1rdqn hoan Sss. ai5 M s'h s ,7'i. Ne ll5 li5i' ssss. wa''Si @ate5, l. z Hisin 15-I f65: lo503, watch. Q. r. r. lillnols i55 1t iss ss l9]Ss 4s v.ssa wS'5h E E HHsia si-l si.i iss lss iisss siss watch watch. E Iasis I7-J,, ls5: 14so5, watch, Q, F; Illinois III, lss l5G lases lsasa watch watch g. g. E F val than l5-J., ls5; l3sl9, watch, Q; F; F r linois 2iJ ,ss iss ,dass d9sss wateh waeih O. g. E Wsitham 7,J, l65; 77si, watch. Q. F. F ,;sln 7-J l25 l'sisI 1asa4 watch watch s D. E X X Msina% MlsIn, lJ.. + lss; siss watch, Q. F Fl ffin illinois. ! 5i-J '' ,ss 5ssSi, watch, D. E E , llsin, iS-J.. ls5; lo2si watch; watch, If; F rigin. 21-J,, 1s5; 4s5o; watch, Q. +; r, r, Wssham ,s,u lI5 .5 s4sG 3ss sss watch we.'n a. ara sl-J ls5 4sis. watch O. F. F. Fi E,rip Ell 15 ,s5. ase sssa wat @stcS' % g. F F. Illinois. 15-} ;s Ss watch, watch. g. g. E E Nf%tSn Waths, } 1ss: iss ssa ssso WstTa watch. O. F. F. Eisin TJ lss 5sss. 5sss wateh. wa,sh O. o F. F. Hamilton. siJ, lss si7 watch. 2. F F. 1,1no,al Elgi,nl si.j 1-' iss iiss S75s, watch, Q. F.. F. Ai.io.Ss ,es. eln 2Ssl watch, H.; C.. c; swiss ip'' fss w1ena' wntSan' etcb O. F. F. Illinois, 21-J., l6s l1292 watch, H. c. F. Eigin, 5o1'" ,es ef?s watch 0. F. F. Elgin, .-J.' 1ee 1se isSis watch, O. F. F. Elgin, a,1Y iissss iisss. watch. Q. F. F. Hamilton sl-y.' iss iss x1x6 watch, o. F. F. Hamilton, -i-9' iSs ilSs6 watch, O. F.. F. Eigin, ,'--';' iss i2sl7, watch, o. r. F. Watham' ie-3" iss isss issss. watch. Q. F. F; EiSin ls,J lgG ls9 .na rins ssnet. initial B. ,ssss seS watef watef z. F Waitham, i7-J. 1855; ATS. brace let watch. C. F. Elgin. 7-J;; s5s4i 0ra1s nan let watch, G. F. Eigin, ..J; It.o ,a,a u1 ring 4as.. signet ring: 1ssss' band rins rins 7sos ring. amethyst set S,Sz, & agmes gonntins tias is ring red ss Tiffany asiss ra,d Sas knife Rie 7sis. car pin; l4lsl. fraternity pin; ;n. lss, scarf pin i47ss, small diamond ring ing zo-ioo: 62sa, diamond ring. h-karat. Tii fsny; 4ss. small diamond r,nS. ,as se-iSs seiSe cluster small diamonds cluster sna dismonds; 47s, small diamond iayaIie lie {5-1oo; i41ss. diamond Elk pin. 1s-loe
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-18

STUDEBAKER - 1919, 5-pas- senger; run less than 10000 miles; in excellent condi- tion; used only by private owner; $1,000 cash for quick sale. Main 9068 or 722 Pey- ton St., ask for party having Stakeholder.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-18

wANTED-white man about 25 years of age to learn vulcanizinE and general tire sales; must be sober and step quick; do not want a sport or crapshooter, salary $25 a week. C-64, care AgeHerald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-18
AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
ENTIRELY DIFFERENT ARE OUR
 USED CARS

USED CARS Because they are put into your hands full of good, honest service-100 per cent service for every dol lar you pay us, is our pol icy.
 HARMON 1919 model, 7-passenger, n W ly painted, wire wheels; an ideal family car.
 NATIONAL 1919 model, six-cylinder, 5-passenger, perfect condi- tion, newly painted.
 REQ 1918 model, 5-passenger,  good tires, perfect condi- ton. .
 FRANKLIN 1918 model, air-cooled, 5 passenger touring, eco- nomical to maintain, easy to buy at our price.
 FORD CUT-DOWN 1918 model, cut-down, good tires, maroon body, one-man top, a raklsh, snappy little speedster. Prices Jess than cheap terms to reliable purchas- CTS.
 RESELL MOTOR co. 2308 1st Ave. Main 3l5o-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-18
Rf SWISS 66IifGfs

WHEELER 1909 to 1929 1st ave-. Sirniing h am. Ala. fully Accredited Commer- cibl School. Wheeler Students Get the Best PositionA" Sessions day and night Call. write or phone.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-18

izer. repair man; lady take orders over phone; 10 guards. $ to s7.5o per day; second cook two lady stenographers, $So, S125 month; credit man; lady bookkecper; white housekeeper; auto mechanics, $35, $50 week; colored office girl, s15 week coal mine contractors; coal miners; coal loaders, S5, hours. hoisting engineers white truck drver salesman, SIS; lunch counter girl, no Sundays: Elliott-Fisher bookkeeper; laundry bundle man; colored chauffer: male general office clerk, S25; salesladies; porters; maids; cooks; others. Producers Agency, 121h N 21st St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-18

WANTED - Soda and front man; must be well recom- mended. Apply East End Drug Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-18

USED CARS = B4rgains- Ewart -BrswW
 Motor Co.,. <14 g. 31st st.. T. eabe-W.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-18

Clerical Man-We/ have to offer to young man, an excellent position in city office of coal and iron com pany; must write good hand, and have knowledge of ledger work. THE COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE .
 l109 Empire Building
 (Oct. 1--40l-2-3 Empire Building)
 Open Evenings Until 8 O'Clock
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-18

WANTED DRUG CLERKS to take next in February. prepare by taking day or night course at B. O. SHIFLETT'S SCHOOL
 OF PHARMACY 13s S. 55th St., Birmingham. Phone Woodlawn 62S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-18

4-9O touring ;~i in good con- dition and equipped with 5 brand new tires; several other extras; the price IS right.
 EDWARDS MOTOR co. 213 s. 21st St. Main 4045
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ANNOUNCEMENTS A MISCELLANEOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS : LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR- LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR AT A GREAT SACRIFICE. WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF FALL GARMENTS, SUCH AS SUITS, COATS, DRESSES AND SKIRTS
 AT PRICES TO SUIT EVERY PURSE. WE WILL SELL YOU A BEAUTIFUL SUIT, HIGHLY TAILORED,
 AT S19.95.
 A NICE SKIRT
 S6, FOR ONLY $3.95.
 REMNANT STORE,
 20O8 2D AVE.
 AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-18

Bombay, India. has 521 cotton gin- o;ng and pressing mills, employing more than 39,000 persons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-18

General office man wanted in pur- chasing department of large manu- featuring company; must be good typist; quick and accurate with figures; for further information. call to see us.
 THE COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE
 1109 Empire Building
 (Oct. 1-40l-2-3 Empire Building)
 Open Evenings Until O'Clock
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1920-12-23
OkDEt 0!J rtELi(ATION

WEST VIRGINIA, TO-WIT:
Calhoun county Circuit Court Clerk
office. March 9th, 1920.
III the matter of s. A. Weekley. Reu-
ben ID. Siers and 5. y. Arnold. Trustees
OF the Fairview Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, at Euclid. Calhoun coun-
ty. West Virginia
EX parte proceeding to sell real es-
tate.
The said Trustees having at the No
vember term, 1920, of said Circuit
Court, presented to said Court their
petition in writing. praying for permits
sion and authority to sell or dispose of
two lots or parcels of land. held and
owned by them for the benefit of said.
Church, situate on the waters of Lower
Nl-cut. Washington district. county and.
state aforesaid, containing respective
ly One-half of an acre and sevpu-tentbs
OF an acre, both of which were convey
ed to the Trustees of said Church by $.
\. Arnold and wife by two deeds. dat
ed respectively on the LIST day of jam
AIRY. 1913 and the 2nd day of August
1913. which are of record i'm the office
OF the Clerk of the County Court of
said county of Calhoun. both of said
tracts being described in said petition
which said petition was by order enter
eel at said term of said Court filled
the object of said petition being for
permission ana authority TO sell or dis
pose of said real estate. TO have sucb
sale Or disposition confirmed. and for
authority to carry such sale or disposi
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\. 7. ELLIOTT

ON October 10th. 1920. the Death An
gel visited the home of \. r. Elliott
and therefrom the above named person.
He was II man of considerable age. be-
INK born Nov. l.. lS4I. and II years.
II months and = days old lie was
irSt married To Mary. daughter of Sol
ONION and Amanda Kelley and to this
union were born seven children. all OF
whom preceded him to the grave except
two girls. Mrs. Rachel Summers ana
Mrs. Pcllic Little. In 1893 he was
married to Luvcrna Goldsmith. his
present wife who is still living. To
them no children we're born.
y. Il. Elliott was shoemaker by
trade. He was converted i'm early life
and joined the NJ f.. Church. South. OH
Pine Greek. and since lived true
Christian. He has often expressed his
thoughts TO his present wife that he
was willing and ready to go at the
Masters call, His death was due to a
tumor growth on his side and he bore
his Sufl"ringS With patience until his
death.
He was Il son uf Henry and Rcbccca
elliott a>d ha- $50 brothers. WcSlcr
Gd Nrcc.,ali.'2y elliott and one sister
VI =. Alice Hathaway. He will h,
greatly ruiS>ed by II host of friends Iu,
"c!HrivcS. a% hc vas "a Kind and ?rTc,.
tionate husband. a loving father uuC
friend to all EIc WAS laid 10 rest j.
'h" St Paul cemetery on The DIST dar
II October 1870. The funeral service.
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NOTICE OF JUDICIAL
SALE or REAL ESTATE

lin pursuance Of decree of the Cir
cult Court of Calhoun county West
Virginia. rendered on the 10th day OF
November. 1920. in II certain suit IL
chanccry therein pending wherein y.
Gum WAS plaiutift and BESSIE Keith
and i. l.. Gum were defendants. the
undersigned Commissioner will On
Saturday, the Sth day of January. 1921,
offer for sale an dScll 10y public auction
40 the INCEST bidder at the front door
of the Courthouse Of said county of Car
houn the following described real cS-
tate. tO-wit: w
Two certain lots or parcels of land.
lying and being situate in the village
Of Mt. Zion. in Center district. cusuty
Of Calhoun and state of Nest irG.uid.
containing respectively. siEtCvn and
Onc-haIf square poles and r.!c hGUuICi
and thirty-ninc square pO.rS more /.
less: and being the SAINT real estate,
which was conveyed unto me defend
ant. Bessie Keith. 10y the plaiutin'. =.
Gum. and wife hv decd bearing date
OH the twcnty-third day ok February.
nineteen hundred md eighteen. Ct rec
ord in the office Of The clerk al the
County Court Of said county ,u1 cal
hOun in Deed Boot: -" e.! at page ~.
10 which said deed aud the rc,.urtiaiiun
thereof as aforesaid. reference is here
made for 4 more pl:fi.'i' -. l".il itr
and complete description OF said TWO
lots or parcels; cf la d.
Terms Gf sale: SuiIicion each f.,
hand ;n rHN III" COSTS ni sail .;'ii ana
"Ypp. SCN .f .lic. asd .hc sam, If
$,:i.G1 a.id So -. With interest f,,I,-
Oh from the lGtL day of Novcmlcr.
IHf-rnnI ia ~ "a. Il,
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ton into effect by apt and proper deed.
Now therefore any person intereSte,
may appear at the next regular terra
OF said Court or at any special tern
thereof held not sooner than the eN-
piratiOn of two weeks from the 23rt,
day OF December. 1920. and resist the
application of said Trustees for uthc
sale or disposition of said property
TcSte
LEE GAMER. Clerk az
said Circuit CoLr,.
aren't &. Hamilton.
Attorney for Petitioners.
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January =. 1927.
/. Whispering and how to control It.
> How 70 secure better cooperation
between teacher and patron.
3. Devices that have found help
ful.
!. How to teach Agriculture in the
rural school.
> Points on grading an ungraded
school
o. What kind ~ busy work can II
teacher in 4 One-room country
school give To first grade pupils.
.. Address by County Supcrinten-
dent 7. &. Cain
Each teacher of the district is urged
to attend. Credit will he given for at
tendance.
J. ELMER HALL. Chairman.
RUTH T.. FARRAR. Secretary.
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and for the confirmation of any soIo
which might be made by them. and that
they might be authorized and directed
to- carry such sale into effect by ant ana
proper deed which said petition was
by order entered mt said term of said
court directed TO bc filed The obicc, of
such proceeding being 90 have confirm
ed the sale of said real estate. ms sct
out ion said petition.
Now therefore any person Interested
may appear at the next regular term
OF the said Circuit Court and resist Tho
prayer of said petition. and the appli.
cation Of said Trustees to sell said real
es,a.e or 70 have confirmed the sale
mentioned in said petition.
TcStC:-
LEE GAMER. Clerk of
ro. said Circuit Court.
Attorney for Petitioners
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COUNTY COURT NEWS
Omitted from Last Issue)

l.. S. .Peninger qualified as notary
public. giving bond in penalty of 500
with j. G. Oles aS surety
c. ~ Richards. Sheriff-clect appear
ed and qualified by giving two bonds
aggregating in amount 100000 and
taking the oath of office The first
bond is in the penalty of $4,000 and is
for the safrkeeping of school moneys
The suretics on this bond are: j. L.
Campbell. w. T. Campbell. Chas. Rich
ardds and J. A. Arthur The second
bond is for general funds and is S7O.OOO
in amount. the SuretieS being w. III
Ayers. Everett Stnrchcr NJ. \. C.
Board. Il. Il. Simmer. j. G.. OlpS. ThOS
LauGhlin. VIM. Deems. Il. G.. stump
&. l.. Stalnaker. John Harris. X. =.
Richards and G. w. Cunningham.
The sureticS Offering to 90 on the
bonds were subjected tn searching in
quiry as to their financial resources by
the court. and some interesting infOr-
nation was brought out ASSeSSOr-e-
lect Greed YOak was present during the
examinations and appeared to he inter
csted in the figures submitted TO the
court. which are II matter of record.
VIM. Deems was appointed Il deputy
sheriff on the recommendation of Mr.
Richards. lie appeared and took tho
CNth Of office
), Z. Waldo county cicrl eject APP
reared and %a,c hp,:G IN tar pcHa'ty %
$J.0GG With ". " lt,rrows. Howar,
Waldo. X. II. Sinm?lc and Ira Hard
mnn as Surctie&. He also took the oatl
Qf office. w. did his deputy. Mrs. Mar!
Waldo, who was appointed by the c0ur;
on the locCmmrndai ion Of Clerk Waldo
Creed Yo4l,. aSSrSSol-cl"ct. gave hone
il the Pc atty ot S2..u9 with G.. \. Rich.
ards. Emery Rogers. T.rrrll .\ltizrr anc
j. y. Shahcr as Surcics His dcputic,
Will he Gail; Stamakch of ArmoldS
hEr@. and Emery Rogers, of frooke
viltG- ThiS i.s - Irio OF good lcvei -heaG
60 mtI and we ave no DOUBT they vii
Yalpe aHd asses the property of Cal
honn county Taxpayers in fair anc
eQuti Ahte manAvr.
tHrNUil ".vri.-c.,rt /. :. Fnrrnll. quail
iicH st.sNr Time a@u lv:Drc the circui
t'Nt', .Ii' NtPHtA VIII bi' Louis Eel
ie!l. j.. {. s:.o"kSyi!lr
\ order was entered fixing In,
salaries OF the Gcputy-oltcers as fol-
lows;
Deputy Sheriff 100000
Deputy County Clerk 10000
Deputy Circuit Clerk 10000
The salaries of the assessor and his
deputies are fixed by statute. the asses
Sor receiving $1,000 and certain fees
ana commissions, and his deputies each
100000 per year
Bee Hopkins gave bond as a Justice
of the peace with c. ~ Jarvis as sure
ty,
Grant Hickman, same order. with W.
". Burrows. Jeff Kelley and w. III.
Hickman as sureties.
q. +. Roberts, same order. with las
Roberts and .. J. Hughes as sureties.
II. F. Terrell, same order. with Spen-
Ger White and L. t. Bennett as sure
ties
y. w. Siers qualified as Il constable
OF Washington district. giving $500
bond with II. ]. Knots ana Bee Hop
kins as sureties.
Amos Laughlin, Lee district. same
order. with ThoS Laughlin and !. C.
Hall as suretieS