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! fined by law exclusively to the Board
of Review. tpeople ex rel Sellers.
! l19 H., 100
At the top of page 4S0 the cour.
| further says: The power OF taxation
belongs exclusively to the state. And
with respect to the levy, assessment
and collection Of taxes, counties. as
such, or thaor agents, the board of
commissioners, have no authority
whatever. The legislature has pro-
vided officers whose duty ii is to levy
all property to be properly assessed
and placed upon the tax rolls, and Of
ticers for the collection OF such taxes.
The county commissioners, as agents
and officers of the county, have no Az.
thority or control over any OF those
officials with respect 10 the perform
ance' Of their duties. They act indie
pendently Of such commissioners and
are responsible to the state for the
faithful discharge of their duties. II
is true that the county Is interested
and concerned in the matter OF ,hc
collection OF taxes. Its revenues arc
derived chiefly thcrefrom, and 1t Is
important to it. and to the state rs
we'll mat all property properly taxable
pay its just share and proportion of
the public burdens. But the county
is not charged with the duty of seeing
after il that all such property IS as
sessed and placed upon the tax roll'
Other officials acting Independently
of the county are charged with the
performance Of such duties and tney
alone are responsible therefor, "he
matter of unearthing and discovering
property which has escaped taxation
is not only not necessary to the cXer-
else of the corporate power Of
county, but is beyond its express or
implied authority. The doctrine OF
ultra wires is held and applied strict
~ to the acts OF municipal bodies
more so than to a private corpora
ton"
While we are in favor of enlot.'nF
the collection OF taxes, still, according
to the holding in the above mentioned
ease. it occurs to us that the county
cannot enter into a contract legally,
SURGICAL TWENTY EIGHT
such as attempted by the Economy
ana efficiency Committee.
All OF which is respectfully sub
mitted,
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Superintendent Of Schools Committee
Report.

Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen OF the
Board Of Supervisors;
Your Committee on Education to
settle with the Superintendent Of
Schools beg leave to report that they
have examined all claims presented
before them and recommend the pa p
ment Of the following, and that the
clerk be directed to issue an order in
favor of W. Il. Foster, County super
intcndont of Schools, for $3S2.G0 eX-
pense money advanced Also in favor
OF {. W. A. Lindemann, assistant su-
perintendent of schools. for $l42.5o,
expense in school visitation from
March s, 1920, to June l.. 1870
All Of which is respectfully sub
,,,ittAI
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W. iiEhh,
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,, o..,.. Muuilol,
moSou ny 1ul,cl'laol p'' y ""'
u1E ''oo."',, .i,', tepol. Wv 'u"p.,u,
"h'ch was carried by inc loiio"ius
wy
b,eun'lE' hrotSoD, flanagan Nharle@
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I Moved by Supervisor Marshall ant
| duly seconded, that report be adopted
which was carried by the following
vote:
Ayes: Andrews. Bell, Breure
Breuning. Bronson, Callagan Charley
Clark. Connerton. Dauber, DavY, DrtS
coll. Doyle, Dunn, kelIs. Farley. Earns
worth, Goedtner. Hail, HuWley. Heaiy,
Kettle. Hill, Hearty, Holland Hunter,
johnson. kastenbein, Kelley, Kuhn,
Langley Larson Lewis. Marshall,
Donnell, Pool, Reed Rogers,
Scherer, Seipp, Shields, Shadensack.
Smith, Spencer, States, Stobs, Tadych,
Williams, Winans, Wylie and lockey.
Nays. None.
Coroner's Committee Report.
Mr.. Chairman ana Gentlemen of the
Board Of Supervisors:
Your Committee on Coroner Claims
beg leave to report that they have eN-
amined all claims presented before
them and recommend the payment OF
the following and that the clerk be
directed to issue order for the several
10 the several claimants. to-
Wit.
II. J, Rowland ...,.,.........S 1000,
Jos. Schwartz Go, ............ 4Q-ooi
Wagner Bros. ........- -....,. 4o.UJ ,
f. T. Walsh ...,...,..-...... 1000
$1,000
All Of which is respectfully sub
nitted,
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j
i, amount Is la sale tuuntN share q
their final payment on the contract.
Respectfully submitted,
+. V loJktN.
WM. HONRTl.
,,, T. - ~, >'.'.' o-> a.
''',, ~" ~ ~, '.i',,,+;', ~ ron,rt
- ,.,.;.,i ~, r,tfo,in,
"''," ""' ~" ''
,...,..,, p,u pr,,,or
p...;,,;,..- t1..,.,,,, T.,1'.,,.',, rbarI,,.
riari, iSn,,,'.,.,,,, ,,anI,,r na,>," n,d.
,'m nnci' I,nnr Is,yI' lt,r,a, t,,,,,
,,.,n., $500. nm tl.,l.,- III,
! u.,,n nm tl,,,t," HnII,rl Ilnrtnr
Inhn.,r K,.tnntoin kn,Ias KUHN
,nal,, I,,-n,, .',i. Marshall
oSnnrn.ll pnn1 p,nd Rnpn,s
! s.h.rnr sainn Sb;.iT. hS9lan..,ci.
S,nitL ,.nn,,.,r stats. son. T3dych
/ Wfrlinr NilIs,y Villi,r4 Vjulns
W,yIjn ana ynrkG'
| penort rs euiId;nr ,,d crou,de Com
mittee.
I Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen;
Your committee desires To rrporI
! mat the various matters presented 0I
YOU Tor their work III the last meet
/ nag lave been carried out SO lar a
/ tAe( nave hrcA able To 90 SO,
INSt KAN + CHANGES.
ne matter Oh tht insurance lhNesN
Sa'lon ana the pAftla@IhS OF the noe
$50 ~ 'N.'.'s u.s''T' >, ms ~
ana inridenrol mint. covered n, sal.
Recommendations have hrru UlIy ear
riaa ONT and rannrt rendered in dptni
as mart of tho inin+ ena1mif+en ON said
work.
REPAIRS
Varfons rnnajrs in pounactior with
the huildinrs have ba.n nprfor,upd
such as rem0lnding work at the mon.
building ut the La Salln County Homc
replasteriDg of The first floor of IN,
infirmarv building repair on gutter,
and roof of The Vomen's building. IN,
installation of the electrical plmn ana
motor for the mems buildjng Thi.
last Improvement has proven To be
very economical and has resulted II
a large saving Of coal. as high steam
pres sure is NOT necessarily main,ginc.
all the time TO urocllre the heat
manu- n,o,r
nan. h,tI ,,,',,, 49, ~ ,,a,,, ;,,,,,t,.l
a. w., -a,,,+,, h,,ii4i,,,, ,au t,a,,
t ., stn"nH e 'I'
;n ,y,a I,,sl,,,,,,. ~, ,,n. h,,,'''
fnr ti,, ;'',,i.nn 80, 2,- ou
COT NIA TREAS REk.
owing to our inability 10 complete
this work as per the original plan and
as the county Treasurer has consid
cred that he will be able 10 get alona
without the counter as originally or
dered, your committee has seen tit tC
cancel order ter said counter, Nhicl
VIII result in the saving to the county
OF about $4,000. The balance OF tn,
work uncompleted in this remodelinl
will be finished as soon as material.
can be obtained to do same The new
arrangement has proven very salts
factory and the business OF the office
can now be handled without della,
and congestion and OF much bench
to the taxpayers.
COURT HOUSE TOILET.
Owing IN tho fraigb. situotion am.
labor trouhlo. in Chil.aqo rng,oria1.
Tor me cnmnlation ~ III. work i !.
sill tied nm in Chicago and until th,
ma,.b1n stril,c j.. sat+Ina NO Mn -,
urahIo to nroc,,ro n'atorf,Is ~ n.orl
Win Tba no,n1ai,tan has do,n avorr
thing IN thair mnn.ar f. n,,l,o nj. nn5
sihIn hrt hava ho, ll,s1lcce.sf,,I
BAhE OVEN
Your committee requested permis
inn ty tr,,- Il
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Court House and Jail Report.

Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen of the
Board of Supervisors:
Your Committee on Court Hou5"
and Jail Claims beg leave to report
that they have examined the matter
of all claims presented before them
and recommend the payment of the
following, and that the clerk be di
Tected to issue orders for the several
amounts to the several claimants, to
wit
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Township physicians ....... 457.25

Total ......... ........... 9,i9So1
Moved by Supervisor Farnsworth,
and duly seconded that report be
adopted, which was carried by tho
following vote;
Ayes Andrews, Bell. Breuer, Bror-
son, Calagan, Charley, Clark, Conner
ton, Dauber. Dayy. Driscoll, Dunn
EeIls, Farley, Farnsworth, Gocdtner,
Hall, flawley. Hcaly, Hettle, Hill,
Hearty, Holland, Hunter, Johnson,
kastenbein. Kelley Kuhn, Langley,
Larson, Lewis. Marshall O'Donnell,
Pool, Reed, Rogers Schercr, Seipp,
Shields, Shadensack, Smith, Spencer,
Estates, Stobs, Tadych, Willsey, VII
liams, Winans, Wylie and Yockcy.
Nays' Mono
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y
, Ryburu Memorial Hospital 81 Uu
ICremoline Disinfecting co. 1850
! Boil,rKute co. ....'........ GSS,
Fred Sanders .............. 5.0l
Jordan Hardware Co. ....... 25.lt
. FlciscHmunn TO. ......... -4.00
Standard OH Co. ........... I'LL;
HamiltouNmuent co. ....... 9l7S
! f.. Donnelly .............. III
r T.. Gapcn x Son ......... Sl6J
------
Total ...... ...........s T43.17
I There has been paid 10y the County
/ Clerk as audited and ordered by the
. committee tor March, Apr,l and MAJ!
! 1920, bills.
Butler Bros. ......,......,..$ $3.50
4 Armour K Co. ............. 499.l1
Hartman Furniture x Carpet
Co. ........ .............. 53.Gi
McNeil-Higgius 49,. ........ 1,of5.Z1
H. Farmers Packing Cu.... ~ -
/ Harvey oil co. ...,......... 75.41
--------
Total .... .........$2.6>0. y
tie iurther reports that tHe'e "eie
/ DutCHtIed ana cons "'heu Oh 'ue r'a'o
/ I'm ~ 49,, ~ n5- -
/ ,s po"' ',' w. 80 %, 49,,
o't1 '.,'' ~ ,', ,,'9, ~ .h. .ar, nv,
ne ~ 'li'i 'tE01a ., ',,,' ,'' m
nov lof lIi,'l. ~, - - M sla s's." ~ .
n ~ . ,,h,,'ttt
MES peeSi"''! S"Diii'y.e'' ,,-l,,r
60, N. r. =. 49, Il ~.
sup la '>tlie NoHH,s IlGINe,
Mofea ~ 9Upei 'i5oi - Dot.'',l' ,,,' ".t,'
duiy seconded tlt "uoptloA o1 Itpo. |,
"lIeH MAS c"'I1e" ~ inc io''o" ms
! 'ote'
- -. AlIu'eNS' ~ , beli' ID gGe''
hr'uAllIs' bronson, Nui'o7a1' maze =
NIai "A, Noiut,Itol' Da'oVt' LAY -! -
COLI po+.e' i'u"I' II'ttS' 90 81 ~,
%o' a. 10" ~ 80
IlG.l'r, nm. ilo"l -, i'ot."it'' 'it,'e.
Johnson N"s'eloe'H' Ne''eS; t "''i,'
/ LaHEleH '-d' I'm -, va oI'"'i
j y poHneH' ool, t'o", Nos'i -
Schtrer, oelpp' 9nltIuS 1i"'i lg,.,''
/ oiMilh' 0ptnGeE' 7'arCa, 0'op9, Eau; ga
I illI"ilS' W lHd"7' "!"e anu io'No. q
Nays. NoHe,
| o'ate N''o''ey nepo'''
Mr.. Chairman and Gentlemen of the
Board Of Supervisors:
/ Your committee 10 settle with the
] States Attorney would Respectfully
rcDor. that they have examined the
books Of the states Attorney FROM
! December !. 1918. to June /, 1920. ana
find as follows.
/ tmomnt Of fines imooscd 81 294 no
/ States Attorney's fcrs earned 2430, q
/ State's At,orncv's foes col.
| Iactnd 90 0o
Fines collected .....,, ! Dos 90
w.. s,,r,han ga th,. au e,a. orl
,a. od1i [''o i ,,'iU .ha S,otl.s n,torna
~, ,,pl.'-' ~ ~ ,1'G t',,,,
t tnon DVvo''tD', ~ ,il w. ~ '1'o
trr,,a.,,ra.
'''''
/ All OF which Is respectfully SUD
mltted,
BERNARD DOf LIZ,
FRANK REED,
w. Il. FOOL,
T.. H. N!NANl9,
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cannot enter into contract legally,
SUP-GAL TWENTY EIGHT
such as attempted by the Economy
ana efficiency Committee.
All OF which is respectfully sub
mitted
r. b. WILLIAMS
GEORGE +. BELL.
JOHN WYLIE.
ELMER +. ROBERTS.
County Attorney.
Moved by Supervisor Williams, and
duly seconded, the adoption OF said
report, which was carried by me FOL
lowing vote.
Ayes: Andrews. Bell B;euer.
Breuning, Bronson, Callagan, Charley.
Clark. COnnerton, Dauber, Davy. Dris-
coll Doyle, Dunn. Eells, Farley, FARMS
worth, Goedtner, Hall, iiawley, Healy,
Hettle, Hill, Hearty, Holland, Hurtor,
Johnson. Kastenbein. Kuhn, Langley,
Larson. Lewis. Marshall, ODonnell.
Pool. Reed Rogers. Scherer. Seipp.
Shields, Shadensack. Smith. Spencer.
States, Stobs, Tadych. Werlins, Vii
liams, Winans Wyie and lockey.
Nays: None.
Appointment Of Director OF Tubereu-
losis Sanitarium Board.
Chairman Bronson appointed Mrs.
Nirginia lie Roy OF Streator. illinois
to succeed herself as a member of the
La Sale County tuberculosis SANTA
rum Board
Moved by Supervisor Charley, and
duly seconded. that appointment be
confirmed. Carried.
Adjournment.
| Moved by Supervisor Wylie. ana
duly seconded, that We do now adj
journ until = o'clock this day. Carried.
! FRIDAY p. M, JUNE 18TH. 1920.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
with all members present excepting
| Supervisors Doyle and Zoiper.
Records.
| Moved by supervisor Charley, ana
duly seconded, that minutes OF yester-
DAYS session be adopted as read.
| Carried,
County Clerks Report.
! MIR. Chairman and Gentlemen of the
Board of Supervisors:
| respectfully report the following
earnings, receipts and expenditures IN
| the Office of the County Clerk and
! Clerk of the County Court for the SIX
| ,,,,th, ending Nav 31st. 1920 an
| itemized account of which is as fol.
| lows.
'o"7' pEct1pTS
Earnings preyious six
i'"i n,',Ho 2a291o
Marriage licenses. 400 at
~ O. q, n ,"oo aoO n,
RedemDtion certificates, 37S
at % cents each. $3.50
Recording notary public COM
missions. % at 25 cts. each 1870
lpocording nhvsicians COM
49,. ,e,;t "'nH at - cents each l25
Recording ohvsicians' com
/ mission / at % cents. 49,. .2j
i Iueticn of the peace bonds, .
"a 81 "a each . 10 80
Ironst,hlc bonds. at $3.50
ai, 400
,r taods 3, ,t 90 20 eacb ~ II,
lrlark'c foes " 1880
me- ,ror, countv to balance. 3425l
DN0 -----
/ 1,yp1,>-DITIrpEc
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rountv S2.t-a X
Tho L31,nIo dn. has hren naiI over
10 ca..r,,' ~ ,,'.t...,'.,. rn,,,,,, fr,.fs.
wr.r ,'. ,.,.i..,, 80, III rn',nr,
Tr..,.5r.r n,r+a.i,t ,4ahsG
All nt ,Tbirr T.. rr.nartfr,l,- su,-
mittnd
Holm - HI-ruNFR
prrnrG.r
st,ta nj Illinois !, Sale ronut\--.ss
/ Iohn r. l}9rhnn. do -mI.mnIv
swear tn1t me forrgning account j.
in ali r.snart. iusr 1,3 tro, accord.
me to t5I host nj nv .[nowl.5r, and
hplinf and that Laye reithrr re-.
rejyed diractIv ar indirectly nor di.
rrctIv nn,. indiraltI, .,,,rapd IA receive
~. hn naid o1t For NV nwn or an
ofbsr,s Lrneht any olber money ar
tfrIe ar Consideration han therein
statad nor am entitled Ia any fee
ar enolumrut far inc uprjod therein
mentioned other rlan those ,vacit,d.
Holm r BTcNNER
Recorder.
John WYLIE.
CAIVIN SPIN. ER.
\. X. LEWIS,
Auditing Committee.
A. K. LEWIS.
f. MAl,9 TALL,
l., II. CALLAHAN,
W VI. hoAh l.
COMMITTEE ~ '9e'e'c VII" IIc Ut
to'"o'' ,... ,,..
ApploFou " oountI -N4 t4Itfnt,r,
ni-I- - nv
,ho'tu ~ 9uPe' tAoi heN - anu
uuiy SecoNuea' tue ''uoptlo" % t'PoII
"Iich Was carried ny t'e o"iii9
,.a.. ,rdra,,. pau proncr
prnn.an l,,1Iyoan CbarIny
1,,,,,,t,,, n,,,,t'Hr n,,,,' ~.
,-,1, n,-,,' III t,ar,a,. Lt,,,,.,,.,,,,tn
C T'', 1+,.''' iali u,n'I ' Loai,. w..
tI;,i' IIr.,i.,I Ii,,,a.
I Inh,,ia 1,,'' ,{astany.io T"iiav Kuhn
= = o ',3 it.nNp"iI
n ,,1',7'' nD o'' pa"d pagors
= ,t,'r"n oi,,,, chi,lI.. Cb,..t,,,s,cl
smith Snoncor States Stohg Tadych
" nrIing Willspv Williams Winaus.
V,,iin and Ynckev
Tavs. Mono
ees ana 0a'a' S0,''''''tee "NF0''
on oa'ary u ood'o o. 0e''e"'
Mr.. Chairman ana Gentlemen Oh Tue
Board of supervisors:
our COMMITTEE on ee9 anu o"i".
RES "oula ie7peclluHJ report '"dt
they nave tAaiH'Acu .he hlatle' VI sal,
airy Oh 'he BOARD Oh REEVE" pftSehte,t
before iheH ana Iccol4lHeAu INC 'o''
lowing
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perintendcnt of schools. for $li2.50,
expense in school visitation from
March s, 1920, to June y. 1920
All Of which is respectfully sub
mitted
HUGH HALL.
f. X WERLING.
h. H. SHADENSACK.
CALVIN SPENCER,
ALBERT BREUER.
Approved S12J.l0.
AXEL HEIBERG,
Auditor.
Moved by Supervisor Hall, and duly
seconded, that report be adopted
which was carried by the following
vote.
Ayes; Andrews, Bell, Breuer.
Breuning, Bronson, Callagan, Charley
Clark, lonnerton, Dauber, Uavy. Dris,
coll, Doyle, Dunn, Eells. Farley. FARM
worth, Goedtner, Hall HaWley Healy
Kettle, Hill Hearty, Holland, Hunter
johnson, kastenbcin. Kelley, Kuhn
Langley Larson Lewis, Marshall,
ODonnell, Pool, Reed, Rogers
Scherer Scipp, Shields. Shadensack.
l / l.,
Williams, Winaus, WyIic ana Iockey.
Nays None
State Charities Committee Renort
Mr. Chairman and CentIanor of tho
Board Of Supervisors;
Your COMMITTEES an State Charities
Claims beg leave to rpu0rt that thry
have examined the matter of an in.
crease in the monthly charges Der
boy by the Glenwood Manual Training
school, presented before Them ana
recommend the fOllUN ing.
Your committee finds that thcrr has
been Il material increase in the cost
of all commodities and as n rrgult tn,
cost to this institution as ner state
mcnt presented by said institution has
risen from SILT per month TO $42 Of
monthly, prr hoy The tnstitutinr
has therefore notified this rumuitta.
that in the future, or at least unit,
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The UNDERSIGNED. as Superintendent
of the La Sale County Home, hercb.
presents his report covering me
period from the March, l920, session
until this session of your honorable
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Richiand

Richiand
C. FIibsen. groceries .......$ 1890
FL. Sicklev. med. sery. 49,. $50
5 25.i0
South Ottawa.
Farnsworth * Son, groceries, 2ll.ot
+. Scherer, Jr.. coal ....... lioo
225.30
Troy Grove.
Short& kammerer, groceries, oOUo
Utica.
a. Sumberg. groceries ....S oopu
Landers a. Sheehy, groceries. 'i3
+. ID. Clancy. groceries ..... 4s.oo
+. J.. Reynolds Sand Co,
coal 1927
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Moved by supervisor CharlcE, ana
duly seconded that report be adopted,
which was carried by the following
vote:
Ayes: Andrews, Bell, Breuer,
Breunng Bronson, Callagan, Charley,
Clark, Connerton, Dauber, Davy, Dris-
coll Doyle, Dunn, Eels, Farley, Farms
worth, Goedtner, Hall, tlawley, Healy,
Kettle, Hill, Hearty Holland, Hunter,
Johnson. Kastenbein, Kelley, Kuhn,
Langley, Larson, Lewis, Marshall,
O'Donnell, Pool, Reed Rogers,
Scherer, Seipp, Shields, Shadcnsack,
Smith, Spencer States, Stobs, Tadych,
Williams, Winans, Wylie and Iockey.
Nays: None.
Joint Report Of Public Building and
Grounds Committee and Insurance
Committee.
The Board of Supervisors of La Sale
County, Ottawa, Illinois.
Gentlemen;
Your Joint committee consisting OF
| the Public buildings and Grounds
Committee and the Insurance Com
mittee, to whom was referred the
matter of the recommendations made
BY the Insurance Inspection Burear
regarding certain changes at the IT.
Sale County Home, desire to report
as follows:
= That very thorough examination
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ments Doc. Nos. 1896 to
1I0-p- hath insItt-i,, .,,J

ments Doc. Nos. 1896 to
lC0f3I, both inclusive and
marginal releases ......... SG.i12. -
Total number of Instruments
from NOV. -, 1919, to and
including May 81, l92e..... 4$2-
This includes all soldiers and sail
ors discharges, numbering 2iL toI
which no fees have been collected
Tor recording.
BY salary as Recorder for six
months ending May b.
1920 ......... 49,. ........Sl,UN'.1 LOO
Salary 10 deputies ANA extra
clerk hire for six months
ending May 81. 1870. ...... 2.0S&lj
Office expense account
Stamps express. telephone
and telegraph laundry sta
ttoucry and supplies and
typewriter repairs ....., 2iAtt-
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NJ. J CHARLEY.
II, W. FARNSN ORTIZ,
DONkIN STOBS,
PHILIP JOHNSON,
JOHN e.. BRl.U Ming,
WM HOARTl.
T. j. Dl' Nm.
Additional Insurance.

Moved by Supervisor Dunn, and
duly seconded, that the matter Of inn
proyements as referred to in the re
port OF the Building Committee and
Insurance Committees at a cost Of
Sl,3S200, be referred to the Finance
COMMITTEES Carried
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bIdl '''''' - ''''.'
He further reports that there Were
butchtred and consumed on the place
from NOV, I, 1919, to June I, 1879,
S,>9l pounds Of hogs, 1,925 pounds Of
beef and 90 pounds OF veal
He further reports that there are
now 1864 men. - women and 10 at
tendants. a total OF PIG people,
especially submitted,
.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-03-27

New York, N. Y, Mar. 24-Hugh
S. Martin, former captain in the Unit
ed States army and chief of the Mill
tary Intelligence Service in North
Russia, told of the danger from radi-
cal propaganda among the Negroes in
this country. He said recently: Dol
shevik propaganda is endeavoring to
find a field among the Negro popula-
tion OF the United States as well as
among foreign workmen in this coun-
try. The sole permanent solution lies
in a proper understanding between
the two races. Point out to a Negro
that, although radicalism offers him
temporary respite, in the end, as we
have so clearly seen in Russia, the
burden of inevitable disaster will fall
mainly upon his shoulders
Phoenix tribune., 1920-03-27
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Phoenix tribune., 1920-03-27

San Francisco. Cal, Mar. 24.-The
results of an investigation of the re-
cent strike of white laborers employed
on the Belt Line Railroad following
the employment by the superintend-
ent of a number of colored IaLorers
are contained in a report made public
recently The report states thatFthe
superintendent of the work refused to
draw a color line and offered to en-
ploy sixty colored men in place of the
white laborers who quit, This number
was not available, so the five colored
men employed were urge dby the as
sociation to resign and did so.
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plants from one Clarence Webster
and others concerning the treatment
that it is said is being accorded Ne
groes by the police of the first dis
trict are being received by the city
authorities. According to the stories,
colored men are Eeing arrested by the
score in connection with the local
crime wave. Council was told that
declarations of innonence amount to
nothing. 1t was claimed the laboring
class gets the worst treatment.
AS a result, council has ordered a
representative of the law department
assigned to the Center street station
until further notice to protect the
rights of all Negroes brought in by
the police.
Phoenix tribune., 1920-03-27

Richmond, Va, Mar 24.-Charles S.
Morris, Jr., of Norfolk, Va, addressed
a mass-meeting of colored people at
Fifth Street Baptist church recently
on racial problems in which he made
a plea for better understanding of
the races in their constant relations,
lack of which he attributed to the bad
spirit which exists between the white
and colored people in all sections Of
the country.
Pointing ont the hindrances of the
colored race, the speaker discussed
the economic and intellectual prot,
lens of the colored people, commend
ing them for the spirit which impelled
them to elevate themselves. He like
wise referred to the Interehhurch
World Movement as medium
through which there would be a bet
ter understanding among the races.