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The Washington times., 1920-04-10
ron OALE-HoUsGS

BOSS a PHELPS.
Telephone Main 4S40.
1906 X Street N. w.
Price. B.o0o--NsAr l.th and
Park road. occupied By present
owner. d two-story six x-room and
bath boz S-style colonial brick house.
having inlaid noors. elsetrio lights,
large poTSh:s. q back yard on .
for q garage; convenient terms Of
sale and possersion any time.
Price. ts,Bo0--A downtown house.
a little on from 18th street and
south Of NJ street, . thTee-stOry
bay window brick house, having
ten rooms ana bath. good heating
believe this 10 q good buy for a
home or for an Investment
Price, slb.Oo0-In Chevy Chase,
beautiful corner home, large lot,
great many trees, ana the house
containing nine rooms. two baths.
hot-water heat and electric lhhts.
ThSre 10 also a garage. This prop
erty has positively everything you
suburban home. Located close TO
Connecticut avenue near the circle.
Price, siI,5oo-on isth street in
Columbia Heights, close to Central
High School, q beautiful square
In which TO own home, and a
most convenient situation. This
s., 'hhrs.,s,ory hr.,aa ,s SaS.Tindow y, prick
Ing inlaid noors and electric lights.
Possession within 30 days
Price. ss.So0--Near Isth and n
streets. immediate possession will
be given OF a desirable well con-
structed three-story brick house;
there are ten large rooms, several
in rear Of lot with room for ga
rage: convenient terms of sale.
This property 10 In nrst.elass con-
Price, Sio,seo---In one Of the at
tractive squares In MI. Pleasant.
south Of Park road. . two-story
house. having seven rooms and
heat, electric lights. front and rear
( se-isot paved alley. fossss.ion
given,
Price. sIs.soo--west Of Connec-
ticut avenue and near Dupont
Circle. in an exclusive block Of
s,ss.eisss sa,s s,n homes, m. ,,s,, tsrss-st;y ~
sood lot 70 paved alley and room
iSspsst:d s d =, any Psfi1Ss's Time ana sA1 pos. :.
session viii be eivsn
terms of u, ,oeo cash and easy
rneuthly payments; posseyio with
IN 10 days; . very attr~etiys two
every respect; many convenient
features. such a. built Tin china
closet. outside pantry. specially
built place fof refrigerator; large
porchea-
HOME OF HOMES.
BOSS & PHELPS.
Telephone Main 4540. -
1406 H Street N. W.
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Saul's Addition.

Vacant: detached; s-room. bath,
modern home, built on large lot;
spa Acious rooms and porches. attrac-
tive finish: screens. awnings and
weather strip; shade, fruit, flowers,
see this beautiful home. Priced right.
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Chevy Chase, Md.
$4,000

Close to Chevy Chase club: a detached
bungalow with garage lot 5oxl2s; nice
lawn with hedge: house contains livipg
room, dining room. kitchen, two bedrooms
and bath: large porches; electric light and
hot-water heat; screens and awnings; pos
session can be given.
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CoLoRED

1912 lst ST. N. w.--le rooms and
bath. latrobs heat. SAsj lot l1hxll7. ia.
q so.foot alley; near high sehooiaI
i4s4n ana 1855 O ST. N. VS.
stories and basement, rooms and
bath; lot isHiee to alley. newly paint
ed ana papsrsd throughout. one houss
now vacant.
sol eth ST. N. Eft rooms, brick,
gas, large lot to alley; room for
gafases Possession. Price, $3.oco--
terms.
1ee 1cth ST. B. E.--s rooms and
bath. gas excellent condition. Pos
session. Price, ss.2oo--terms.
4os FLORIDA AVENUE N. W.
story brick, containing rooms and
bath, large lot to 15-foot alley. Room
for garage. Excellent condition. Price.
$1,000. Best OF terms.
TUXEDO. MD.--aso yards from sta-s
tion, 2.story frame and cellar, furnace
heat, z rooms aud bath, porches.
containing 3 acres. 4 aors In srspss,
chicksn house. Price. H.7so Best Of
terms.
7s7.7s7h FAIRMoNT ST. N. W
rooms and bath; brick; gas. r,soo.
s3eo cash.
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A st. s. r., NEAR THE LIBRARY
$4,000

e.story brick. contsInlng . large rooms
and bath; heated by furnace! prupetty In
IL 9sh r. by 100 II. TO an alley; room for
"A garage.
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$3.50

In MT. PLEASANT. one block east Of
18th street. near Park road; rooms and
hath; colonial type home h. W. h.. cleo
tricity. This house Is In perfect condition.
lot to is Il. alley; possession st once: terms
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Suburban Bungalow at Low Figure

, Modern, rooms. bath. screened
porches, two acres ground. metal gar
age: 20 minutes TO heart of city;
vacant; rare bargain.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10

Near 18th and Monroe SITS, In
Beautiful Mt. Pleasant.
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.Coxy Home Near 14th and Park Rd.

Two-story brick, 9 rooms. bath, hot
water heat. electric lights, hardwood
floors, very attractive and weii-buiit:
conveniently located and q rare bar
gain at $500.
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INVESTMENTS.

1870 9TH ST. N. w.--3-story brick
store and Q apts.; concrete cellar gas
and eiec.; large lot TO alley. $4,000.
1113-11l3h 5th ST, s, E-5 rooms
each; gas. Rented for $40. Both for
S2,S50.
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18TH ST, NEAR MASSACHUSETTS
AWE 40 0OO

Detached brick. 2.story, containing =
large, bright ana sunny rooms ono bath,
hot water heating plant rogontly Installed:
small nrst trust! requires about 5000 In
Hsh This property IL occupled by owner
who will give Immediate possession to pur.
chaser.
II ST.--Sl2,500
west Of Connecticut ave., convenient 10
the rpr limo uood 9-atory brick, contain
ing 10 rooms and bath. Wen heated lot
erty in in very good condition and In we'll
worth Installing eleyric lights hot water
heat end extra baths Occupied by owner
immediate possession,
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Near y. Capitol and Bryant SITS.
PRICE, $s.500.

A hrst-elsss modern home, three
story colonial brick dwelling, . rooms
and bath (5 bedrooms), hot-water
heat. electric lights: me cellar; large
lot, go feet deep. In perfect eondi-
tion. Possession at once.
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Woodbridge.
S13,500

Oue-half acre OF ground with most
attractive s room and bath bungalow. with
all modern improvements: has rose garden,
trees chicken house and garage; In ex-
cellcnt condition; screened and slassed In
nurches Possession can be given.
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On the Heiyhts.

one square OF 18th ST. /: . substantial
brick, 2 stories and CELLAR { rooms.
bath. reception hall; good lot. with
garage; wide alley: owner anrious to
sell; possession. Price, se,5Ob.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10

Price. ts,Io0-A downtown house.
a little on from 18th street and
south Of NJ street, . thTee-stOry
bay window brick house, having
ten rooms ana bath. good heating
plant. several open nroplacss We
believe this 10 q good buy for a
home or for an Investment
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N. J. AVE. N. W.-S7,00O.

Near New York avenue; q splendid 2.
story brick, consisting OF G large rooms and
bath; all modern improvements. and pur-
chaser could get possession within . rea
sonable time. Suitable terms can be ar
ranged as to prior payments.
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Near 27th st. and Cathedral Ave-.
Not Far From Wardman
Park Inn.
PRICE. sI2.60O.

4 bssu utiful modern home. three-stoIy
water heat, electric lights hardwood
nOors; excellent lot to wide paved AL
ley. Possession when desired.
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GEORGETOWN HEIGHTs-ss 600

Corner house, very desirable location,
newt vacant; 2.story brick: well planned .
moderately priced; containing large
rooms and bath modern heating. Has nrst
hpent required.
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MOORE T. HILL, Inc-
1A2o.22 H ST. N. W.
SHANNON / IucHs.
Main 2345.
GEORGETOWN.
Sl2,bO0.

A large. semi mi-detached evening
on one OF the best streets in this
vicinity; 10 rooms. baths. hot
water heat, gas. hardwood floors
and trim; front porch, screens,
lavatory on frst floor; aHey spsce
win give immediate possession.
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Attractive Corner n. W.

Modern two-story, colonial b-ick, &
ronme bath. hot-water heat, electric
lights. laundry trays In cellar. double
rear porches, glass enclosed, screened
and equipped with awnings. We'll
constructed and In excellent condl- :
ION Possession In 30 days pricc.
$3.50,
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Near Lincoln Park.

on beautiful East Capitol street, a
= dandy, oozy. 2-story and cellar brick.
with the desired convenienees; bright
This calls for quick action or q lost
opportunity. Price for immediate sale
only $1,000.
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NEAR UNION sTArIoN-s11 900.

In walking distance of the Senate and
House Office buildings. An unusual op-
portunity to buy in this coming business
location. Two adjoining houses, 8 rooms
and bath each. The lot Is 20 IT. front ann
I20 II, deep to a 20-ft. alley. 5.120 square
st. No trusts at present would require
about 5000 cash
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
Chevy Chase. Near Conn. Ave.

A large. substantial property, suit
able for either o hons or . business
proposition; 10 rooms and bath, hot
water heat, elegant lot with large ga
rage In rear. Reasonable terms
bargain.
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Mt. Pleasant.
$4,000

large semi ct ached brick house with
II rooms and baths; all modern improve
ments: close to Rock Creek Park; posses
sion can be given,
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BROOKLAND. d. C.-s9.O 900.

Detached frame, 2-story ana attic. con
slsting OF . rooms and tile bath has ga,
and electricity and hot-water heat; lot 1.
boxt50 feet; Occupied by owner, who viii
sell furniture at price Of $40, 500.
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vacant-Immediate Possession.

Near 18th and Irving SITS: 3-story
and cellar brick, rooms. baths, hot
water heat, electric light, hardwood
floors; convenient location, and q
well-built house. Price, 3le,so0.
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Price. siS.Oo0--In Chevy Chase.
a beautiful corner home, large lot.
great many trees, ana the house
containing nine rooms, two baths.
hot-water heat and electric lhshts
ThSre 10 also a garage. This prop
erty has positively everything you
could wish for In n well locAted
suburban home. Located close 10
Connecticut avenue near the circle.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$500.

sI1 rooms. bath. hot.water heat,
front porch; space for gsrsge: al
ley; convenient 10 cars and schools
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NORTHEAST.
S4,750.

within easy walking distance OF
the Government Printing offlce'
Union station and postoffice;
corner property, containing 9 ro,sns
and bath, latrobe heat, gas
Terms reasonable.
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$4,000

on wide avenue In the NoRrhEAsr.
nesr LINCOLN PARK; attractive home OF
; rooms and bath h. ". h.: newly painted.
oven.
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HARRY WARDMAN.
1880 X Street N. W. Main 41s
Mt. Pleasant
= $1,000

A nearly new modern house on one OF the
best streets in Nj. Pleasant: contains =
rooms and bath; hot-water heat. electric
light and garage; possession can De gwen.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10
Dupont Circle.
$1,000

An eleven room ana bath house in ex
cellent condition; has SIX bedrooms ant
from Dupont circle; possession can b
given
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Near 6th and X Sta. N. K.
A Ane two-iamily flat Of 8 rooms
and bath on each fibor. hns cellar, fur,
mace heat In each apartment; wei
rented. Reasonable terms.
PRrCB. es.seo.
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Cleveland Park.
$16,500

Near Episcopal Cathedral. with good
view of the Cathedral: surrounded by
large estates: a semi-detached house that
has every convenience: large porches; open
nreplacei plenty OF closets excellent con-
dition: possession.
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Near goth and @ Sts. N. W.
PRICE, $3.50.

A very substantial thres. story brick
dwsIiine, - rooms and hath. cellar;
excellent lot to alley lmmsoists
possession.
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SOUTHEAST.
S4,760.

Near l4th and 4 SITS; two.story
brick dwelling: 8 rooms ana batn.
furnace heat; front porch; deep
lot 10 1o-foot alley.
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Near 18th and Mass. Ave. N. w.

Modern, 3-story brick, l, rooms.
bath, hot-watsr heat, 20 n. front BY
1s6 n. deep to 30 II. alley. Two.story
brick garage; very desirable property,
WITHIN easy walking distance NJ down
town. Price $4,000. Terms.
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RIGHT AT SAUL'S ADDITION
-S1l.250.
TAKOMA PARK.
$1,000.

A large detached house. contain
ing Is rooms and bath, hot water
heat. electricity, slate roof; near
car line.
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Dupont Circle.
$4,000

/ A weil-buiit and attractive home within
one square Of Dupont circle contains IL
rooms and . bathst excellent condition !
hot water heat and electric light; room
for garage: possession can be given.
The Washington times., 1920-04-10

HOWARD 4 HINES
--Incorporatsd-
ga 18th St. N. w. n 7so-7s1-7s2.
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A room and bath home In bsauufu
PETwoRTH; h. W. h.: gas ana electricity
Concrete front and rear porchss: all dpora
and windows screened; terms
Emmons County record., 1920-02-19
LEGIONAIRES GAVE DANCE

The third dance given this winter
by the loal post of the American Le-
gion was pulled off according to sched-
ule last Thursday night at the pavil-
ion in Seeman Park.
Between fifty and sixty couples at
tended, although the weather turned
bad in the afternoon and storm was
raging by night. Lunch was served
in the hall at midnight.
The local returned service men at
tempted to provide the est possible
music for the event, and hired Mac
donald's orchestra, of Bismarck. This
organization came we'll recommended
by those who had heard them play.
However, several members of the or
chestra seemed to have found access
to some of the stuff that isn't sup
posed to be any more. AS re-
suit, their music was rotten and their
attitude to the people who had hired
them worse. Their conduct was such
that under no conditions will they
ever be, offered a return engagement.
Sufficient money was raised to pay
all expenses and leave few dollars
| in the treasury o the local post of the
Legion.
Emmons County record., 1920-02-19
CORRESPONDENTS
TEMVIK-

Misses Hambergh, Brophy and Ven
ne spent Wednesday evening 1T the
Sid Stcdrran home.
Ed Cent? and Ed Hoff radc :. trip
to Hazelton last Thursday in the for
mers car.
The Norwegian preacher illid scrv-
ices at the Ed Larvick home Thurs
day. There was quite crowd
present. .....
Audrey and Doris Fogle spent the
time between trains Thursday at TIC
Ed Hoff home. .....
Leonard Zunkel was in town last
Thursday on his way home 10 Hazel
ton. .
Mrs. Quasi and the Misses Quasi
Hambergh and Logsdon went to BIS
marck Friday on a shopping expedi.
tion. They returned Saturday.
Misses Mabel McCulley and Flora
Macdonald went to Linton Thursday
evening by train.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Nicely, from
the Braddock country were in towr
Saturday to do some shopping.
Sherman Rudd came up on thu
train Saturday morning.
Miss Marjorie Stedman returned
from Linton Saturday evening.
Emmons County record., 1920-02-19
HAGUE

The town is again lighted.
E. Fogle and Fred Gau of Linton
visited US, last week.
Co. Supts Hanson visited the
schools Wednesday. .
George Lemer has returned to his
duties on the main line of the Mil
waukee.
A grand ball was held in the opera
house Friday evening, hochseit on
Monday, and married mems dance
on Tuesday evening.
Tive weddings were solemnized at
St. Mary's church Monday morning:
Wendelin Dos 1ch, of~1pswich, married
Barbara Marq qpaTt, Of Hague, and J.
Malsom, ofHi1lsview, married Juliana
Glatt, Of Hague. go.
Kasper Volk, of Hillsview, and o,
tilia Volk, of the Hague vicinity
were united in marriage Tuesday a
m.
While cranking machine Monday
Anton Fischer had his arm quite Sc
riously injured
! Adam V,etter and Engelbert Miller
have bought Sam Smiths meat mar
ket. Both are Hague residents, aat
favorably known.
While Peeping Tom was caves
dropping at tie window of residanc,
the report of firearms were heard a
no great distance from him; think
ing that the report came from with
in he took to his heels so vigorous.
that he tore up the ice for two blu:,.
down the street
! Dr.. j. P. Schwinghamer, dentisr
Of Napoleon, will be in Hague ol
Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 23d am
Oath, prepared to do dental work in
satisfactory manner. DR.. Schwing
hamer is practically home man an
we have preference for home indus
tries.
Many buildings will be elcctc
next summer, so rumor has it.
Wa very much regret to hear 0
the resignation of Neal Ma; l,nald!:
Emmons County record., 1920-02-19
POLLOCK PROGRESS

Frank Fritz has been awarded the
contract for carrying the mail on the
Pollock-Winona route and will make
his first trip next Tuesday. The Wi
mona Office has been established at
the Jerry Dyer place, about four miles
southeast of the former site, and Mr..
Dyer appointed postmaster.
Joe Van der Vorste of Westfeld
and the Devan ranch have each re.
ceived pure-bred Duroc sow from
the Roy Olmstead farm at Howard
S. D. In writing us, Roy mentioned
that at, his sale of bred sows held or
the Sd inst. the average price for the
offerings was 1852 per, head. The
top sow sold for an even $500. A.
he had over 40 head listed, the SALE
totaled about $6,5OO.
Word was received here Tuesda,
that Harry Lampson, who for1nerl,
resided in the Dale neighborhood, hat
died in Germany on Dec. 26th O.
pneumonia. Deceased Joined the ar
my last May and was assigned to tn,
333d Motor Truck Co. He was will
the army of occupation.
Emmons County record., 1920-02-19

rate to warrant they will enter into
contract with the Linton company for
term of years.
Perhaps one of the greatest sur
prises the people of Hazelton have ex-
perienced in many moons came last
evening in letter from John Curray,
who is at present in Chicago and which
announced the marriage on last Sum-
day afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock, in Chi
cago, of Mr.. John Curray and Miss
Elizabeth Farrell, both of Hazelton.
The Joseph E. Appert Post of the
American Legion are giving another
of their popular dances tomorrow ev-
ening in the Northwestern Garage
annex.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Mikalson in
end to leave the latter part of this
week on an extended vacation trip
that will take them into Montana,
Washington, Oregon, and California,
during which time they will visit rel
atives and old time friends and take
in many and interesting sights the
great west affords.
That barrel of alcohol which was
stolen from the N. P. depot over two
weeks ago has not yet been unearthed,
nor have any more clues come to light
so far as is known. It is not known,
either, just what steps are being TAX
en- to. discover the whereabouts of the
barrel or the guilty party, but it is a
cinch bet that the case has not been
dropped as being one of those mys-
teries too deep for the authorities.
Emmons County record., 1920-02-19
Local Overflow
Read the Record-$,2.00.

Read the Record-$,200.
Lloyd Stewart returned Friday from
his Canadian visit.
1'.s. j. A. Lare: and Mate: Charlie
a. en- the SICK LIS: this w".;
Mrs. A. Pomerance and children
returned Saturday from an extended
visit in St. Paul.
Miss Ruth Anderson left Saturday
for Winnipeg, Canada, where she will
visit with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brokofsky return
ed Saturday to their home at Pollock
after a weeks visit in Linton.
Mrs. A. N. Junge returned home
Thursday night Of last week from a
couple of days visit in Bismarck.
Miss Hazel Fogle returned Thurs
day of last week from Redfeld, where
she has been teaching school. Her
school work was suspended on account
of the flu.
Miss Anna HolQner, WHO has been
employed in Linton for some time,
left Monday for a visit with home
folks at Westfield. She returned yes
tsrday, accompanied by Miss Isabel
Ryckman.
The Record is in receipt of word
from the Chas. Lipps family that
they are leaving Missouri, where they
visited during the winter, for Becker
Mimi, where they will make thei,
future home.
Word has been received from FL
mer Anderson that he and the family
/ will be somewhat delayed in return
| ing to Linton by the illness Of theii
little daughter. They are visiting rel
atives in Missouri.
4 Misses Irens and Mildred Kaver
|arrived home last week from Mime
!! apolis where the former had been get
ting in touch with the latest in mil
linery styles and the latter is attend
ing Deaconess School. Miss Mildred
will return to Minneapolis in few
days to resum her studies.
Emmons County record., 1920-02-19
HAZELTON REPUBLICAN,

At meeting of the stockholders of
the Hazelton Electric Company Tues
day evening the proposition of pur-
chasing power from the new Linton
Power company was discussed. The
Hazelton company propose to investi-
gate the merits of the scheme, and if
they can purchase at sufficiently low
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-12
McGM L%aundryman
Loses Collision Suit

The seit brought by Roy Meyeda,
proprietor of the Mcoill laundry.
against j. Ii. Dolan, the Spring valley
rarcher and livestock grower. arisins
out of an automobile accident which
occurred on the main street in McGill.
was decided last Wednesday by Judge
Collins.
The decision WAS in favor of dcfent-
ant Dolan. Mayeda sued to recover for
tic damage to his machine. alleging
that the accident was due to the reck-
less driving of Dolan. who emerged
from be- two houses onto the
main street, where the laundry cal
was being driven. Several witnesses
testified that Dolan was coming up
grade in low gear and necessarily at
II low rate Of speed. while the laundry
car was being driven rapidly IN 4
northerly direction and on the west
side OF the main street. The court al
lowed Dolan sic On his counter claim
and his costs of suit.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-12
COUNTY BOARD. MEETS
IN REGULAR SESSION

The board of county commissioners
held its regular monthly meeting last
Monde Y, at which time the current bills
against the county were examined and
aIloxed end other matters of county
interest considered and passed on.
Upon receiving the Information that
Mrs. Maud savage. WHO had been
dra wing an allowance from the county
on the INDECENT list. had left the state
an order was made by the board to dis
continue the allowance from the date
If November s.
An application was received from
Lund asking that a justice of the peace
be appointed in that township. X. u.
Mckenzie was recommended Tor the
position and the board passed 2 resolu-
ton naming him as justice Of the peace
for Lund. to assume thdUduties of sucil
Office upon the fling OF a bond in TIA.
sun of $1,000.
The application for an engineers
license filed by =. j.. Dillingham;, ac-
companied by an afidavit as required
by law. was considered BY the boerd
and an order made directing the county
clerk 10 issue The necessary certificate.
The bin presented by the Ruth
theater for the expense incurred in
holding cvei \ picture film which was
"a b. show in The thcater