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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
DELAY INTRODUCTION
OF PEACE RESOLUTION
Rumorcd Thrt Chairman Porter l.
Consulting Legal Authorities on
ConStitutiunality of Document.
ny Mi,DER u. utRHIS.


w a S II N - T ON, March 27.-~Thc
House resolution declaring peace with
Germany has been completed. /, was
Indicated by the leaders tonight. hu'
its introduction. scheduled for today
WAS delayed Tor reasons not disclosed.
= Chairman Porter. OF the Foreign NJ
fairs Committee, who has been chiefs
Instrumental III draft:nr ;he measure.
left for New York early in ;he day.
Il was reported. although this could
rot be confirmed that he took the
resolution alcns with him "a consult
with leca. authorities In tho Rcpuh-
lican party aS 20 its conr,itutioualitN.
1t was stated That MIR Porter VIII
scturn 10 Washington In time "a In
troduce the resolutions Monday. Ito
expects 10 SET il reported out by the
committee immediately. ana plans 70
call /; NJ On the hoor Tuesday cr
While the Republican leaders, ali
agree thu; IN resolution Nil, not
follow tho lines OF tho knoX meas
ure pendin= ,1 tie Eonate il - Under
STOOD they huvc come ABOUND 10 Scna-
tor Knox idea of proceeding on the
basis OF r"pcal!n- thn resolution OF
A,' t, 1914. under which the Cnitcn
In repen the VA. resolution tho
date OF which tho resolution becomes
efcctivs 'i;Ecr by prcSidoutia! av-
provai o ptssage oyer bis 'v",o, sh@',
teriniuation of the sixty odd war laws
shail ,er,niaatc To make sure % the
null iacatto!s Of the emergency statutes.
prsvisIon sSPeHi fns"' W t5; f'T nSo
sstcnt with the new LAYS.
~. the members Of tic Foreign ~
fairs Committee STOW that peace may
ue oEouEht about in three different
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Radiun1 Scarcity
Alarms Medicos
Precious ,Ore Becoming
Increasingly Harder to
Find, Is Report.
-, ROBERT >. PREV.

L:ONDON. March 10 r.uroponn Nhy-
>icHanS ana surgeons ar" becoming Sc
:iouSlN alarmed al th- prospect OF
carry exhaustion Of the worlds supply
OF radium. Will" the demands of SCi.u-
lists and medical men for the mySteri-
Gus mineral arc RAPIDLY increasing. tn"
supplies arc hccoming increasingly
harder 30 find. ores from wh III il was
hoped radium might bc extracted have
proved NalucioSS.
II takes scores OF tons ot or, - WELD
single gram OF radium ami "a vast
amount Of lah"" has been "Np"udrd
on the oStracti"u process without oh
tanning even :. fraction OF "a gram. y
great advance in IA" urjr" az rnd uul.
which - NOW SS.uno gram. is cNr,vt-
cd in tn" near future.
In preparation for "a iauiu. "j
the precious mineral tho EIitisG I:adiuu,
Institute j. preparing - veal, solU-
ton of radjun which gives of inN ISL
bio crauatjcns 'i'i,- latter az" being
bottled and Supplied 10 doct"rs.
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JUDGE WILL SETTLE FRAUD
CASE IN NOVEL MANNER
Alleged LAND SHARK Now at tho
Mercy OF prrnonn lie Had l'lccced
OF Life Earnings.
tBy Universal Service.

Nl:W YORK. March 27.--A iury Of
victims OF an alleged land shark" wiN
determine some time this week whether
William H. Motiitt, brough. here from
san Jose. Cal, whittier he had fed
with young woman, to face fraud
charges in selling real estate to small
investors. shall be permitted TO return
TO San Jose 10 earn money with which
TO make restitution. Assistant Distric
Attorney Waugh. who made known the
plan OF the novel Jury. said no would
hustle along Mottt's trial If the jury's
thumbs were turned down.
Monitt. who is on $4,000 bail. is to
meet his alleged victims in :: hall
where he will toll them their sole
chance to recover any of their losses
is to permit him 10 return 20 San Jose.
where II" had started lucrative real
estate business When arrested There
are many poor persons among the al
;cgcd victims of the man who was re-
puted 10 have made millions through
crooked deals. and the district attor-
nry's Office apparently is DESTROYS OF
seeing them get part OF their money
back.
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CONSERVE USE OF SUGAR
OR FACE SERIOUS SHORTAGE
FAMINE TX Certain Unless Americans
furtait CONSUMPTION OF Candy.
Coffee md Cereals.
ilBv t'uly.cr.al Se-,.Ic

49,. lbN IlINETNaI SerVlcC.I
NEW YORK. March 2I.---Amcrica
will suffer from severe sugar
famine unless people curtail Their
candy eating and their use OF sugar
to swectcn cereals and coffee and other
beverages. according to Dr. s. Dana
Hubbard. of the New York Health De-
pnrtmcnt.
In urging tho public to cut down
their consumption OF sugar and foods
and beverages in which il is most
freely used. Or. Hubbard declared that
Il drug addiction increase will be nc-
compan!cd by an increase In tho num-
Dor of grave crimes. While many
smaller communities have noticed a
material falling Oft in minor offcnse.
he said. large cities have been the
scenes ot an alarming increase in muir.
ders. bank robbcrics and other grave
Crmics.
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PETTY THIEVES ARE BUSY
JeNrclry stolen I'rom West Nnin street
SHOP, md Hens Pitched From

Thieves ar" again busy in Richmond.
and numerous small robherics are be
frg reported 70 the police daily. Yester-
day r. \. f:owscy. OF 1910 Nest Main
street, reported that thieves had
broken INTO MS place Of business
through rear window and removed u
quantity o. jewc!ry and clothing. tins
value o. wh!ch was several hundred
dollars.
Among ;ho loot carried away ny II"
thieves vas . cameo scarf pin. a Wal
than watch. "a tan suitcase = lot ct
clothing. and several other articles OF
jewelry
H T. Reese. SOS Floyd Avenuc. also
reported 10 the police the theft OF eight
hens from the rear yard OF his homo,
the thieves leaving no trace o. their
identity
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NORTH CAROLINA WOMEN
PREPARE TO CAST BALLOT
Lay Plnn> for Campaign Although
Suffrage Question stu Hangs
in tho balance.
by Associated i..css

~ .NH>UCi4t"G I'.csI'..
RALEIGH, y. G.. March cI.--With
the right OF North Carolina women to
vote in the June primary hanging IN
the balance in Delaware, Raleigh wo-
prearranSed plan, 1T all Democratic
precinct meetings here tonight, and
asked for u voice in the councils o.
the party.
In two precincts women were cleo
ted members OF the prcc!uc; commit
tee, and authorized 20 sill as delegates
IN The county convention next Satur-
day. IN another, they were invite
20 sit in the convention as delSgatca.
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TROY CROWD WELCOMES
SENATOR HIRAM JOHNSON
Californian ASSERTS He VIII Carry
League Fight Into Presidential
Campaign.
tBy Universal Service, !

TROY. y. y. March Ex-senator
Hiram W. Johnson. of California. to-
night received from residents OF the
capital district the third welcome to
have fallen 10 him since he carried his
night for the Republican presidential
nomination into New York.
\ singing attack upon the league OF
nations was m:.dc by til" senator be-
fore an audience OF 1000 in Music
Hall.
He wcavcd into his address his de-
ciarc1 intention OF forcing the lcaGt.
Of nations into tho coming proSi
Dental campaign as AN issue, despite
tho efforts OF certain "enacmic. pussy
footing gentlemen AT Washington
senator Johnson presented the big
vital issue as he sees IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28

Y. +. stone has Il most remarkable
automobile. as WAS demonstrated yca.
t"rday. Mr.. stone left the car stand
ing between Third and Fourth on
Canal street. When ne came in uucs;
OF his car he found that IL had grow n
family living at 4o2 East Canal After
having cXUicatcd the car from the
house which it had entered. Mr.. Stone
found that IL was somewhat the worse
for wear for it's visit. No one was in
imred in thu accident.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
HALF MILLION DOLLAR
FIRE AT LUMBER PLANT
Math Huiidtn1 OF TllEham Compnu,
ut Dunn, y. c., IL Total
lBy Associated Irn.n.1

DUNN. y. G. March 27.--Firc of un
determined origin destroyed tho mali,
building OF the rilgham Lumber Com.
pany here tonight, entailirg a loss al
by insurance. AT midnight tho blaze
WAS syn raging, but il. was thought
ina, II would he checked before 1t
Der stored on the grounds.
Workmen at the plant discovered tia.
the fire department until half an hon.
later. believing. II was reported. tia;
IL could be controlled without as.
SiStancn.
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First Street yinduc, on Fire

t;intcr Park was saved from a scri-
GUS catastrophe last night by tho carly
discovery of n fire on the First Street
Niaduct. 1t was quickly cXtinguishcd
by pasSers-by. but it was declared that
In another ten minutes OF unintcr-
ruptcd burning the bridge would have
been seriously damaged, il not in
jurcd beyond repair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
FORM 4 LABOR BATTALl0NS
Bolshevfsts Organize Workers to Put
Them In Position Analogous to
That OF Military.
Try Associated Press.

NASH1NCTO\, March ~ --Orsani-
cation of four labor bat,alions by the
BolShevists az the first step toward
was reported in advices today to the
state Department. The four battalions
arc located one each i'll PctroErad, the
Don region. the Ukraine sector and in
Siberia The adriccs said the rur-
pose OF the mobilization was 70 pu,
labor in position analogous to that
of the military forces and that the
battalions were made up OF former SOL
dicrs whose services ia the BolShcvist
armies no longer was needed.
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br. ". \. BrUWiirlI. dircctO.' or tho
burcan OF social hygiene of the State
BOARD Of Health. ana i;ov. Robert h.
Nelson. in charge ot the educational
anu reliS!"uS work OF the bureau. will
speak in Lexington today to the
students OF Washington and Lee Uni
r"rs!ty aud the Virginia Military In
Siitutc. ipr. Brumield and Mir. Nelson
Lett Richmond yesterday. Approval OF
the lectures on social problems vas
given 10y Dean Campbell, OF Washing
ton and Ice, and General Nichols
coMmandaNt OF Y. VI. /
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"GET-RiCH-QUICK" EDUCATION
DIR. Hollis Godfrey. President 81 Dre1et
Institute. Denouncer Week
End Courses.
Try Associated Press.

tHy .hSTc.atcd f!esS
PHIi.ADELPHIA. PA, March 27.--
Overnight or weekend cducat!ous IN
''me mory training and business man
agement" were criticized today BY Dr..
Hollis Godfrey, president OF the Dccyc!
Institute.
Addressing the convention Of the
technology clubs associated he said
courses in business efficiency etc.
frequently advertised for quick and
easy assimilation were get rich quick
tlucatiou.
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Ask. Additions, Approrr,n,,o,

WASllINGTON. Marci, 21.-Care Of
Who served in TIC world war n"% viii iI' cosf
s1S316000 for tho year ending June
so. SUPERINTENDENT Cummings. of tho
public health service, informed Con-
g-css today In asking an additional
appropriation OF sS.SOI 900.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-08-19
PHILLIPS & TAGGART
AT HANDY KITCHEN

Messrs. Charles A. Phillips and
Paul Taggart have purchased the
Handy Kitchen from William A.
Fisher, who had operated it for the
past three years, and are now in pos
session. M. Fisher some time ago
accepted position as salesman for
tire company at Mason City, Ia,
and has moved there with his
family.
Both Of the new proprietors are
we'll known and popular young men
of this city. They are young men Of
excellent character and are certain to
make a success Of their new venture.
Both have had extensive experience
in this kind Of business and patrons
of the Handy Kitchen may be assured
of a high standard of quality and
service.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-08-19
HAVE OUTING
AT MAIDEN ROCK

Lawyers of the Pierce & st. Croix
County Bar Association enjoyed a
days outing at Maiden Rock last
Saturday. Those from River Falls
who attended were Judge w. p.
Knowles, Senator George B. Skogmo,
and Attys. F. M. White, ]. H. Grimm,
and +. S. Doolittle. Several promin-
csst ex-members Of the association
were guests upon this occasion, in
GLIDING Hon. Walter Owen of Madi~
son, Atty. "Long john Murphy of
Minneapolis, Judge Foley and Atty.
Scion Perrin. The Pierce county
lawyers were the hosts.
At the banquet at Hotel Brownlee
Mr.. Murphy gave an, impromptu
speech which was featured by a
lightning switch from a technical"
topic to an impassioned and fiowery
recollection Of boyhood days. The
sudden flop was necessitated by the
unexpected entrance Of femininity
into the banquet hall.
Besides the banquet and the social
meetings at the hotel, the lawyers
were treated to a delightful launch
ride on Lake Pepin.
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Company "A Notes

Regular drill was had at the
Armory Monday evening. A large
number Of the boys are out threshing
and so were unable to get into town
early enough to attend drill. All
those who notified Lieut. Dawson be-
forehand were marked absent with
leave" others were checked up "a.
w. O. L.
The matter of incorporating the
company was taken up again, and
Sergeants Doolittle and White were
given authority to draw up Con-
stitution and Bylaws to be submitted
for approval in two weeks august
30tht.
All members of the company who
have not turned in their uniforms to
have them cleaned, are urged to do so
at once. A stenciling machine has
Leen Secured and all the clothing is
marked with the initials of the owner
before being sent to be cleaned in
order that every man may be sure of
securing the same clothing on its re-
turn. 1t is planned to mark every
article of clothing as soon as possible
in order to avoid its being lost in the
event of its becoming mixed with that
of some one else, as happened at
camp this year.
Lieut.. Dawson, Sgts. Oligney ard
Phillips, and Cook Ed. Shepard, ,en-
joyed a couple of hours range work
on the lake shore near the latter's
cottage last Sunday. A suitable loca-
ton for permanent range has not as
yet been located, but an effort will
be made to find one soon, as targets
are expected to be Forthcoming in a
few weeks. 1t is expected that the
rifle range will be popular place for
deer hunters to test out their shoot
ing eye before going into the woods.
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impressed everyone with the great
good fortune which let the boys out
of the smash-up alive.
SCHOOL BEGINS SEPTEMBER 9Th

The High school will begin Septem-
Der 9Th. The new principal, Mr..
N. H. Newaldt, arrived Monday and
has taken up residence in the Wilbur
White house on the West Side. He
is now working with Superintendent
Davee, revising the Course Of Study
and making other arrangements pre-
paratory to opening the schools. The
Board Of Education is to be congratu-
lated on the fact that they are max
ing extensive repairs and otherwise
decorating the interior of the build
ing. Whsn the work is completed,
the school rooms will be quite attrac-
tive.
The following is the faculty line up
for the coming year:
III. A. Davee, Director Of the Nor
NAL Training DepartmentASu-
perintendent.
High School
N. H. Newaldt- Principal, Mathe-
MATES.
Bertha Thorpe-English.
Ada Larson--English.
Glenn Oldenburg History.
Agnes Rooney-Languages.
Helen Nedry-Commercial.
Iva L. Rankin-Science.
Lawrence Learned--Commercial,
and Athletics.
Cecilia Wind--Music.
Junior High School
Mrs. Ina Sims.
Lillian Smith Physical Training.
intermediate
Althea Symnos
Sarah jones'
Primary
Mrs Tess Conan Kulstad.
Bertha Richards.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-08-19

Miss Bernice sanford has resigned
Der position as Dean of Women at
the Normal school to accept similar
position in the University of Wyom-
ing.
Miss Sanford has been connected
with the local school for the past
Ten years as teacher Of mathematics
end recently as Dean of Women. She
las filled this difficult position in a
highly satisfactory manner, and her
resignation leaves vacant position
which will be very difficult to fill.
Her position with the University
"a Wyoming at Laramie is very
distinct promotion and recognition of
Aer large ability in her field of work.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-08-19
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE
FROM DEATH IN
AUTOMOBILE SMASH-Ur

Byron Stevenson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. L Stevenson, had his left leg
b1oken, his collar bone broken, an
arm wrenched and was otherwise
badly bruised, and Lorfmer Johns
son, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. s.
Johnson was stunned and bruised in
an auto wreck which occurred about
o:30 Tuesday afternoon in front Of
The Homer Bailey farm just north
ST town. The car was smashed III
hsost beyond recognition.
The boys were in the Johnson car,
Lorimer driving, and were coming
toward town. When within a few
yards of the railroad crossing they
saw the 2:3O train approaching, and
with the idea of avoiding collision
Nth it, Lorimer swung the car
saarply Ito the right.
It frs. struck a large telephone
role, swapping the pole off at the base
and also at point some four feet up.
Crashing on through the pole, the car
next snapped off a smaller pole Of the
Bailey electric light line, then struck
Two large trees in rapid succession,
and came to stop facing north at
he edge of the track.
The engine crew of the passenger
saw the smash and stopped the train,
the passengers scrambling out to lend
aid. Automobiles were nearby on
the road and among the occupants OF
sne car were two doctors, who gave
..rst, aid treatment to the boys.
Lorimer had been thrown clear OF
the car several feet up onto the lawn,
.anding at the feet Of Carl Jensen,
who with some other boys, happened
TO be resting right beside the point
where the car struck. Lorimer was
stunned, and he was bleeding from
scratches, but was soon able to get
about.
Byron was pinned underneath the
running board of the car, and as
heretofore stated was more seriously
injured. A doctor summoned from
town made a hurried trip out, took
care of the boys, and had them
brought to their respective homes.
Word of the accident spread rapidly
about town, and soon the road in
that vicinity was crowded with autos
bringing people to view the wreck.
The car was indeed worth seeing, as
il was as completely smashed in as
Ii is conceivable for car to be. 1t
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-08-19
SPECIAL TEACHERS
EXAMINATION

Owing to the shortage of teachers
special 3rd grade teachers examin-
alton will be held at the High School
building at Hudson Monday and Tues
day, August % and "a, in accordance
with subsection (2), Section 1917, of
the Statutes, open to applicants with
q high school education or its equival-
ent. Preference will be given to APP
plicants with some professional train
ing. Special certificates will be
issued to only enough applicants to
take care of our present shortage of
legally qualified teachers.
A teachers institute will be held
about September goth.
H. A. Aune, County Supt.
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ELK BOOSTERS HERE

An auto caravan of twenty cars
filled with boosters for the Elk's boat
excursion of August oath came to
town Tuesday afternoon. River Falls
Elks chartered car and took Chief
of Police H. A. Hutchins to the city
limits to greet the Hudson party.
The Chief held up the caravan, and
after a brief, appropriate address,
handed them the key to the city and
babe them welcome.
Their band gave concert on Main
street, after which they left for
Hammond and a circuit of the main
line towns.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-08-19
CHILDREN AID HOSPITAL FUND

Miss Jennie Florence Linehan sup
ervised the enactment of "Children's
Circus last week on the lawn at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. d. Linehan. Admission tickets
were sold at SC each ard several dol
lars were taken in.
The children turned over the re-
ceipts to the City Hospital Fund, and
they deserve a great deal of credit for
their benevolent work.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-08-19
TWO BANDS WILL PLAY

The River Falls and Roberts bands
will furnish music for an ice cream
social to be held at the Kinnickinnic
church next Wednesday evening, Aug.
Is.
Ice cream, cake, etc., will be served.
I Everyone is cordially invited to
come and enjoy the concerts and to
have some fine seats."
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-08-19
Council Proceedings

Council Chamber, City Of River
Falls, August 16, 1920.
Regular meeting of the Common
Council.
Meeting called to order by Presi-
dent of the Council, Bartholomew.
Roll call of officers showed Alder
men Mccormick, Bartholomew, Ost-
ness and Vannatta present.
Mayor Smith arrived and took the
chair.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
Finance Committee report the fol-
lowing claims approved:
Utility Fund
N. w. Elect. Equip. Co.
Supplies $4,000
Price Elect. Co. Are Lamp
Supplies $3.50
Crane Co. Water Dept. Sup. tito
Grafton & Knight, Belts 306.69
Kramer Auto Co., Repairs to
truck 1874
Pierce Co. Tel. Co, Messages 4.15
A.W. Lund, Supplies 129.49
E. P. Sanderson, Pictures of
Dam 600
f. v. Williams, Salary, 1000
E. E. Buck, Salary $500
A. Renter, Salary, $500
w. E. Campbell, Salary, $500
j. w. Patterson, Salary, 5000
H. G. Kruger, Salary, $500
Harry Ostness, Salary, $500
James Sweet, Labor at Plant $500
Lutte McKee,, Labor $500
Milton Kreuger, Labor 1890
Art. Muck, Labor on services 1000
Leo Ensign, Labor on services 400
Morse Printing Co., Blank
Books $3.50
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NEW PRODUCE STATION

Wilbur Rupert has opened a cream
and produce station in the little
building adjoining /. l. Lusk's store
on the south. Mr.. Rupert served an
apprenticeship under the capable
direction of NJ. M. Walters. His
many friends wish him success in the
business.
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NOTICE

Parking automobiles on Maple
Street between Main Street and the
Maple Street bridge is prohibited.
Order of Citv Council.
F. Y. Williams, City Clerk.
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5 714.02
Bills allowed Mccormick, Bar
tholomew. Ostness and Vannatta vot
ing aye.
Clerk instructed to make notice in
regard to Ordinance IL prohibiting
riding bicycles on walks, and forbid
ding parking of cars on Maple street
from Main to bridge.
Mayor appointed 0stness and Van
natta a committee to investigate
means to secure cement for dam.
Meeting adjourned.
F. v. Williams, City Clerk.
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12JZ.Sb
General Fund
H. A. Hutchins. Salary, Chief Of
Police 5 5000
Anna Mcdonald, Care Rest
Room, 21.O0
Joseph Konichek, Salary, Care
Park, 24.U0
w. S. Mott Co., Boots for Fire
Dept. S0.4o
Crane Co., Water Main Sup
plies, Res. Park. 42.41
George Browell, Salary Street
Commissioner 5000
Knute Wigen, Street Labor 400
E. L. Ensign, Street Labor 81.60
Enoch Shepard, Street
Sweeper, 400
Morse Printing Co, City Print
ing to 7-1-20., $500
Chris Lindgren, sprinkling 84O0