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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09
NOTRf. DAME TO CLASH
WITH CENTRE ON DEC. %
NY NHsooIatcd Nrc-s.l

=.
I'm DIEGO, CAL. Doe. S.-Notl,
Dame football team Viii De Ccn,r,
,%,iieSr opponent in the game
scheduled Tor December II, at tho
-" Diego CITY stadium. II was an
h"nnc'" here today. y telegram ac-
ccpiinE Nnir' Danes terms to cover
expenses Was sent TO South lScnd,
mo. lat" today by the local com
Mlttoc HrrHnE!Eg thc EHmc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09
|. \. e.. PLAYS OLD ELI
At NEW HAVEN OCT. :

TNN NSN0NINI0l Fvcss
;. NV HAVEN, CONN. Dec. S.
been dropped from the Yale football
schedule. but Viii play the lHuc i'm
Tho Yale Fowl oU Octob.r :. Thc
th"f teams. which Nuc win play
NJ season are HHtrs Iowa, Williams.
Arny, Brown, Maryland prfucr,or,
aud Harvard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09
rctc HERMAN I,u., rirh,rr

49, TETNtN Is q Wusy Iit'I. Du\or.-
"a Iu"' t'nh - the 'natch with Midget
mlth Tor fifteen rounds at Madison
square Garden. on bccemhcY IS. for
winch ARRANGEMENTS are nearly COM
u."ied. lac b. Booked for two Other.
hEhiS. one with racky O'Gutty. IN
With Abe Friedman next TUESDAY,, al
Boston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09
YANKEES WILL TRAIN At
NEW ORLEANS THIS YEAR
Brooklyn Dodgers 10 Work
out Elsewhere - Other
Sporting News Items.
fEy Initod Ncwsl

NEW YORK. Doc. S.-Thc Brooklyn
Trolley Dodgers had a whiri at New
'r'cans last year as spring training
quarters. but announced that they
Nuhi" DO their early workout ciSu-
whcr" in 1922. Thcreupon. the Yar-
hceS announced that New Orleans was
sou enough for them. and their vri-
iiE'! Schrnic 10 bake out in Texas is
a abandoned. The Robins will he their
Tp'trring partners before the biz; sea-
son gets under way. TRAVELLING an
thc Way up from the Gulf with thcIn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09
,cior> AFTER i,aiI club.

NOupiei WITH reports thut Fr,l
stone, The comedian. needless to say.
mas bought. or tried To buy. or has
thonGht ~ trying to buy. tn" Eed
crS IN the theatrical profess arc
n!aunirr 20 branch into baseball.
IN" others reported arc George
Conan, NJ Woods and Al Jolson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09
RICHMOND COLTS SIGN NEW PITCHER
AND INFIEL DER FOR SEASON OF 1929

nave siSned players
i.'N"' according
YurkM
''''y, nl' iH"hiS N"Nandcr II
rant.
NvY York
me local club
'N'"''' ''"'''
ms i'SaN Alexander
made last had
- leave
SsES h deals understood to obtain moro
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09
He'd SoN owner silent.

marry fraH". MAJ have had an Of
scr Tor The BOSTON kcd Sox, but he
.snt saying anything about II. Ru-
,norS We're met 10y blank shrugs when
FrnMcc landed i'm New York nf.cr :,
nri"t Nisi, at his Boston hcudquar-
t"rS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09
I.carh rro>. u,,i,, lin

leurh Gross. aztec; staging ono
comeback lust 20 prove ,har i, cn,,i,I
"s done ana vino proved it-has dc
giIrt in quit the ring forever. ne SAYS.
l.rheh is NOW - years old. ANA had
sep; away from thu ring Tor i've ana
a IL, II Years, when ne fought Ills last
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09

MACON, Ga. Doc. S.-Thc Column
nus team OF the American Association.
has selected Macon as it's spring
training camp. IL wa nuno,,n,,'i
here i.lny -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09
oFONl > / SKIAB All VIRGINIA LIKELY 6
SPORTS

capacity, and IS expressing no opin-
ION.
This does not mean that the rninors
VIII so 10 New York pr.julicial
AGAINST an amendment To In. ilgrs.-
m'nt, which WAS made To- the are
uir" of the association. Tuvy are as
anxious as anyone In the gam, TO
ma what Commissioner Lda rs termed
compose tn" differences I'm o.,,ni>od
hdNuNtt!. I.ut they are n: wlIi.rS
u =" hHck 10 Tn" condi;;ors ryv.rn-
ING Ia" dr1it prior TO 1921, il is de-
CiIr"d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09
DRAFT SYSTEM REMAINS
UNCHANGED At SESSION
Minors Maintain Protection of
Players Against Ingrcss Of
Major Leagues.
Pucstion VIII lie yhrr,iicd oar AT
MnI"r-Mtnor I.rngue Cuniub in New
York Next Wrrk--Srcrrtur, Tar
rrl Expresses No Opinion.
lHy Associn,eI rrcss ]

BUFFALO. y. y. Dec. S.-Whut the
minors have as IA measure OF pro:cc-
ton AGAINST the raids Of Tho majors
upon their players. they viIl upld.
Thn' was the freely EXPRESSED opinion
me twcuty-lirsi annual meeting. Of
ne National ASs"ciatiuH of Profess
Sicnal baseball Leagues here today.
No modification ut tho Selected
player rule" was nosSihl. at tho minor
convention here. because - Is a part
al their agreement with IA" majors
mat can bc changed only al a ruuior-
minor coufab. aud the u.xt ono up,ns
ia New "rk next week. II the matter
was discussed ia today's oNrer'ivc
session. the minors kcpt their own
counsel about IT,
'Iimn, In New l'"ri,.
The only reaction from ;hr uG2ircs
"t IN" majors ana tn" appeal % Com
missioner Is. NJ. lands To nGE1rIl2.l
baseball To aud "a WAY nat Of the
woods on the draft question. ;h,r.-
tore. can be found an tuo known at
Ntnic of III" pcrsonuc! pr ,hc conn
mittec OF minors uam"d to go to tho
New York Joint meeting. Neither L.
j. Hickey. of tho American A>soefa-
81 the fa"!ac coast LHI quo. ;ljste
Kindly {" tho Idea or i.t,.u> DOWN tho
bars again TO tho mHiuT= President
j. &. rouIc, al tho International. 4,
OF the same mind, bIt There is said
10 b" some difference uf opinion
among the members &C. ttrt "t@uui-
cation. ana TIA" question viii D..
,hrcshcd out ut ~, lr4gu.'s annual
meeting, which takes place before
tn" majcr-miuor conference, Scrr.-.
tdTy Farrell, TIA" fourth ~ iubcr ot
the committee, goes lr au Advisory
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09
I:Irct New Board Members.

The members of the ficw board Of
arbitration were elected at IN. clos
md MAS an
Nounccd that players listed as re
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-09

garacity, and is expressing no opin-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-27
HAND MADE CUTLERY,
INTERESTING DISPLAY

Window gazers have noticed with
interest a remarkable display OF
handmade cutlery in the jewcIry
store of G. NJ. Eldridge The display
consists of twelve articles, a half
dozen steel steak knives, a carving
set and a kitchen set, all made by
Ray Latson, Of the Latson Welding
company, in his shop here. The ma
terials used were junk-rcfuse scraps
of steel and brass picked up about
his shop. The knives were made
from saw blades and brass tubing. A
rat-tailed file was dressed down to
make a good sharpening steel for the
carving set. The only part of the
entire set not made by hand was the
bowl Of the kitchen spoon, which was
bought and forged onto a handle cor
responding to the remainder Of the
articles. The brass handles of all
but the three kitchen articles have
been silver plated. The display is
very attractive, and is an example of
workmanship Of a highly skilled type.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-27
ELECTION NOTICE

Registration books for the Primary
Election to be held November 10th,
1921, are open and will remain open
until November 5th, 1921, at S p. M.
o'clock
E. J. ELDRIDGE,
IT, Clerk and T,aasnror
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-27
NEW POINT CHURCH TO
BE. OPENED SUNDAY

The New Point Methodist church,
three miles west of Americas on the
Plains road, which has just been re-
built after bding burned several
months ago, will be opened for SER
vices for the first time next Sunday
There will be preaching at II o'clock
by Pastor Partin, of Plains, the reg
ular supply minister. Thereafter
service will be held regularly every
second Sunday as was the custom
prior to the fire. The new structure
has been painted and nicely finished,
and will prove a comfortable and ade-
quate rural house Of worship.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-27
DOUBLE HEADER
ON GRID HERE
Ashburn And Sylvester To Nee;
Aggies And High School
Friday

\ double header loo'oan game
VIII De tagged IN -1l'eIIcuS / II""E a.
t'tnooa tor the eflGlJ'IH4,en' OF 1''
lovers OF inns sport mere pom E"l,'es
VIII oe P,"yeo on Ihe AIEie I"iiip os3
inc ".Ss SC"I''i'E "O = o o I..,i On"
."' 's"ef loLoW VIII, i''.'''e"I"'''S VII
l'...-'..oh Oh me M u,S'. . A.
ID. ...7 7,'l:'S VIII ~ ~, DS'" lJ ,i., ,,,S
-A'''ei''I'' AES'J' an" '"S I l..,, -
l''' 5''oo'' an ~: Inc 9Iool'' DJ'" t 1
ere >'''' ~, ~ - '''s - GU" ~
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-27

The officers and teachers Of the
Bible school of the Central BapJisa
churoa will meet this evening at 1880
O'Clock i'm the church auditorium. The
church will be warm, repairs having
been made on the heating apparatus.
1t is urged thai all officers and teach
crs Of the school ~ ent ON time.
Mrs. Thomas Harold, Of Americas,
was the guest Sunday Of her sister,
Mrs. B. H. Palmer.-Cordclc Dis
patch.
Mrs. Perry Clcgg and little son,
Sam Ed, spent Monday and Tuesday
with Mrs. Clegg's parents in Amcrj-
cus-Cordele Dispatch.
Miss Alice Johnson, who under
went a tonsil operation in Atlanta
recently, is rapidly recovering, and
will be able to leave Americus this
week to resume her studies in Lake
land, Fla, Monday morning,
DR.. J. Wade ChambUes will act in
the capacity Of health commissioner
during the absence of DR., B. f. Bond
from the city for a few days.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-27

IF | were Hanged to
the Highest Hill, |
Know Whose Love
Would Follow Me still,
Mother O. Mine, o.
Nc Their o. Mine. -
KiPling.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-27
g4 xS.G.:z Screen c; q
vi sTAR CAsT InI no

DRAMA, MOTHER O'MI4E"
An all-star cast IF unusual merit is
featured in Mother O'Nine," Thorn
as H. Incc's latest melodrama for
tie Associated Producers, which will
be featured at the RyIander theatcr
Friday and Saturday.
Lloyd Hughes, Joseph Kilgour,
Betty Blythe, Betty Ross Clark and
Claire Mcdowell are the players who
assume the leading charactcrizations.
Hughes, who for some time has ap-
peared in leading and featured roles
in Thomas Il. Incc productions, re
Gently received high critical praise
for his splendid performance in mce's
Beau Revel."
Joseph Kilgour, stage and screen
favorite, is a ''heavy" Of note, his sue
cess in that type of role being gaug-
cd by thousands of picture-goers who
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-27

War az included
~ ! -Four Shows Daily
4 oioV and 4E30; 100 and 7:3C
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-27
HARDING BRINGS
CORPELOF UNITY
CONTINUED From PAGE u

(CC,,+5y,,oJ Tg,,ovz, De-, I
,. ~ tI,~s, E. ( o--l - 90 WI.
f'''' -'1 ''''''' - '''''
among US all is not proud lha' VIC
were able to participate very notably
in the rescue of humanity in tho
struggle which meuaced its very exis
tence? VINO would have US rcIin.
quish now our service for d better
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-27
$5,000,0OO DAMAGE,
S DEAD FROM STORM

TAMPA, Oct. 27.--Property dam
age in the ction of FIoriday swept
by the hurricane Tuesday is estimat-
ed at $5,O00,00O by insurance men
here who have been Analysing reports
reaching here. The known dead
stands at five-two at st. Peters
burg and three in the Tampa vicini
ty.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-27

regard him as "the meanest man on
the screen Mis- Blythe beauty
combined with her dramatic capabil-
tiles, has elevated her to he upper
ranks. Betty Ross Clark ras, during
the past year, played numerous femi-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-27

nine leads opposite prominent stars.
while Claire Mcdowell, who is cast
in the tile role of the production. is
noted for her similar characterize
tions in more than two score screen
successes
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-27

Miss Georgia Lumpkin, Miss Kath
crime Turner and Miss Nell Hamil
ton will go to Macon Saturday ID
visit the fair attractions.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-10-27

LOST-Red and yellow Indian Blan-
ket from Rylander Thea,er, night
Of performance of Katcha-hoo. Re
turn to Times-Rccorder, Americas.
-27-3t
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-08-26
DEMONSTRATING YEAR IN
 VALUE OF MINERAL PRODUCTS

The Geological Survey, Department liminary summary of Mineral Resour- ces for the calendar year 1920, pam. phlet of 123 pages, which records for that year as the value of the mineral ing total of s6,707 100000. This value is 20 per cent greater than that of the former record year, 1918, and 45 per cent greater than that of 1919.
 The salient features of the mineral industry in 1920 are set forth in the short introduction. Many of the fig ures are preliminary and some are es- inmates but the cooperation of those engaged in the mineral industry and the long experience of the Geological Survey in this work give assurance that the estimates represent very nearly the actual production.
 The summary gives in compact form general tables showing the quan- tity and value of the domestic output of seventy or more mineral products in 1919 and 1920 and the total value of all minerals, by years, since 1880. It also shows the leading minerals Gin value) for each State and the lead ing States in the production of each mineral as well as the total value of the minerals. imported and exported during the last two calendar years. The general tables are followed by sections giving data on domestic and foreign production, supplies consump' ton. imports, exports, stocks, and rr,ceS for Se.'IeS of years.
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cattle were scarce and about steady. Others soldB slowly and lower than last wwek's close. Hogs were down 25 to 40 cents and lambs off 25 to 50 cents. Omaha's run of 35,000 depres- sed the lamb market.
 Today's Receipts
 Receipts today were 2O,5OO cattle. 75O0 hogs, 12,000 sheep. compared sheep week ago, and 24.4O0 cattle. 76OOO hogs and 1O,45O sheep a year ago.
 Beef Cattle
 In proportion to total receipts of cattle, fed steers were scarce and about steady. The best grades of wintered and grass fat steers which sold readily last week were slow and lower, and the plain ordinary and common kinds were neglected. Chi cago is struggling under a congested condition and eastern beef channels will have to clear up some before killing demand increases. Butcher cattle were quoted weak. Veal calves were stronger.
 Hogs
 A drop of 25 to 40 cents today in hog prices took the market into a new low position for the past two months Late in June the market turned up sharply and reached the peak early in August. In the past two weeks the decline has amounted to $s.O0. The top price today was $9.15, and the bulk of the offerings sold at SS.50 to $9.10. Pigs sold up to $9.25. Late trade was active with close clear ance.
 Sheep and lambls
 Native lambs sold up to $9.50. Ne vada's up to s9.75, and Idaho lambs up to $10.15. Prices were 25 to 50 cents lower. Sheep were steady ewes s4.75, and Texas wethers $500 were about the only sheep offered. Feeding lambs in fairly active, de- mand selling up to $775.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-08-26
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK
 MARKET TAKES SLUMP

Instead of observing a warning sent out from Chicago late last week that the market there was in a precarious condition, shippers sent the largest supply of the season to the lake mar ket Here there was a 25 percent re- duction in receipts compared with last Monday, but the trade reflected the dull condition in Chicago. Best fed
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-08-26

Phoenix-Phoen:x and Casa Grande to operate in electric power enter prise.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-08-26
Official Proceedings, Board of Supervisors,
 GreenIee County, Arizona
Clifton, Arizona, August l, 1921


 ifton Arzon
 o' 
 The Board of Supervisors met this day regular session with all mem
 
 to order by a M. of and by A M hereby granted absence thirty 
 Upon by F. Hghower. by A ed H. hereby granted leave of absence for motion Smith appointed Janpo O unanimously the following ndgen are hereby allowed sl5Oo month Felipe Gonzales slO only month Mequades s2o % month
 Upon motion seconded by R. Hightower and carried the following resolution is passed:
 The Board of Supervisors of Greenlee State Arizona duly passed to the State of Arizona i an wherein Frank Webster ct al were plaintns and the said County things be perfect such appeal and secure review Of sa said Court the State Arizona the form and manne required by
 WHEREAS pursuant of Elliott counsel for said nd day of July s2 order the County b inc said County Genee with an original AND IT HEREBY RESOLVED that ths ordering said transcript of confirmed by the Board of reporter Statute hereby charge against the said county of Green Upon unanimously the of ooO hereby transferred from the Road "nd " by Stanton seconded by Picken Anderson and car hereby allowed sn'srapn for month at s1oooo per month
 bonds of w. Mnnroe Era Springer @ motion by picken Anderson seconded by F. R. IHghtower and Road rnnd to the Expense fund
 Upon motion by A. C. Stanton duplicates of warrants Nc. for 5s for s5e6e
 ordered paid of the cftonspringervne Road funds;
 Demand By For warran GA County Pay roll Salaries S2a Charlton Jay Salary months 'O0 ''"0 W. U. Hauling garbage 2s62 2ssz 4os Copper Co Supplies s2a Saa 4o Indigent supplies 7ooo 7oOo 4oo sss sss Moi MoneS wasT @0ess co wassr 800 800 5ss Arizona Copper Co., Supplies underw Supplies s2o s2o 4os Lights 52o5' 52O5 4o eo3 Arizona Copper Co Trent. Copper Electrical repars 1ao 13o 42 Shop Supplies s72o s72o 4s Tel O. Telephones 471o 4a1o nM4 M J. salcido, 25o 25o 45 ohn F 500 500 AT s12 New Restaurant Board of 1ndigent ... SIS Aniceto Manrquez Labor 25O zSO 4as D sao U of A. Agr Ext Service 1875 1875 422 s25 w. Collins Expense ........... 42s s27 Sanchez Jail rent etc. sa5o saoO 4a4 A. 15Oo 15Oo 426 s33 Era Pub O. County printing GAP F. Burial of indisens 1aSoe 90 1aSoe 4ss @ s72s1 s72s 4sl Gabaldon Ihdgent supplies 25oo 25OO 492 GAG R. J. Coleman % Ezpense ns 1eso 1S5o 4se Hauling garbage 2S0o 2soo 4Se
  lftonD 70 e5o Euiott Expense ............ 195SS 439 665 Mountain 375 40 es7 Hiehtower EApepse A. C.. $50 350 AZ Red 13619 136I9 443 Pickens 1OSOS 1OSOS 4l6
 
 4 Phelps Dodge Corp Labor supplies ArizonaC opper 96
 
 ArizonaC 9S a c o,Del horses 9s
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-08-26

Upon motion Hightower by extended and balanced a nc o
 Boar L. Clerk
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-08-26

Webster Kerby account. 1ss 14Ol Webster Al 142l Webster Webster s25s s257s 14S eco J. E. Cosper Jr Supplies PISS PISS IA Montgomery Supplies 1776 1776 146l 146I w. 14s Upon motion the Board adjourns until August 15 1921
 Clifton Arizona August 15 session seconded follow the Board of Supervisors. SUPPLEMENTAL. AGREEMENT BETWEEN THEl SUPERVISORS WEBSTER WEBSTER & KERRY.
 CONTRACTORS.
 agreement 1921 d R S es the the first part  called Board" the wTNEssErH WHEREAS both and Board entered into supple
  pertaining construction of the place deposit the the Board for of the aforesaid contract set forth said supple mental agreement to which reference is made and security the Contractors with the being United States Bonds and bankabe collateral and col and that other good and security be placed in lieu said United States Bonds by o withdrawn and the other security placed lieu thereof
 between the the said Contractors shall furnish to the Board as @ Board security according to the said supplemental agreement May Trust and Savings Bank Stafford Arizona completion road and the termination Contractors and the Board for the faithful performance of said con lieu of the aforesaid United States Bonds
 placed their hands the and
 GEO. WEBSTER the estate of Reece Webster
 THE COUNTY OF GREENLEE. By STANTON Chairman of the Board Upon motion by R. Hfghtowe sbereby instructed to return the s2oooO onled states us to @ properly signed and Upon motion by R Hightower seconded by R. Bradshaw hereby appointed Fair Com mis ncan,Fair
 Upon motion the Board adjouns ATTEST: A. L. TERRY Clerk
 Clifton Arizona August Supervisors Clifton Greenee County State of The Board of Supervisors with for against the proposed Meetng Q Chairman Stanton at PM
 before the Board and asked for
 
 Other Deputies Salary soooo taken off ATTORNEYS
 Deputy Salary reduced from s2Oooo. / Election officers per dem of
 supplies taken off,
 Miscellaneous take off. DEPARTMENT:
 Transportation ndgents froms to oOOOO s1ooo interpreters from s4OoOO MISCELLANEOUS COUNTY EXPENSE: O | Expense, o
   i Deputy, reduc rom$ to sHERIFFs
 Supplies $5OOOO0 from ! TREASURERS I O | GENERAL SCHOOL
 TruantO reduce from to . COMMON SCHOOL MAINTENANCE
  | !
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PAGE THR] Road Poll Tax increased from s1OooOO to s1,5OOoO School Poll Tax increased s2OOOO0 to $SO00OO. Add: State Aid School s5s52ooo motion by and ed unanimously budget ion of the above changes. At 1O:OO F. M. the Board adjourns. ATTEST: A. L. TERRY Clerk.
 Clifton, Arizona, August 15 Office of the Board Supervisors Arizona
 Supervisors day special session for the making changes Arizona 1s1s The changes ordered by the Reduce the valuation the Arizona Copper Co., M to 455o1 making net decreas Bees per stand total valuation ss7sOO being Reduce the valuation
 
 Reduce the valuation of 2s head total valuation of sSaoO being of s2sseoo Upon motion by Hightowe rates for the year 1921 are hereby fixed follows:
 State ..................................s .73 General County .................. General Road Fund 2ss5 General School Fund ..................... Fund ...... 01s6 Graham County Bond Redemption Fund.-. Courthouse . oO55 Redemption Fund oo5S Road and Bridge Bond Interest Fund. d...... 00S7 Bridge Redemption Fund. .. o4s2 Clitonspringervile Road Fund Road Bond Interest Fund ................. .Os5
 County Rate .......s 17s SCHOOL DISTRICT No 2-
 Interest Fund. .................. o2 Bond Redemption Fund
 District No. .......... 10 SCHOOL DISTRICT Bond Interest Fund ssoooo issue - os1s Bond Redemption Fund, issue .... O252 Bond Interest Fund, $45,O0O. issues Bond Redemption Fund, issue. .... .o207 High School Fund .......................
 .......... 50 SCHOOL DISTRICT MO-
 Bond Interest Fund ......................... Bond Redemption ................... 0s
 Total School District No ........... Os CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
 Bond Interest Fund ..................... Bond Redemption Fund Hieh scnoo Fund -.................... O72
 Total Consolidated School District Mo- 1s s1 SCHOOL DISTRICT No.
 Bond Redemption Fund DUNCAN UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT No e-
 Bond Interest Fund $7oOoO Bond Redemption Fund, issue .. .os6 High School Fund ........................
 Total D U. H. s. D. No. 2............. .ss SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1s-
 Bond Interest Fund .................. os5 Bond Redemption High School Fund ......................
 Total School District No. IS TOWN OF CLIFTON
 General Street Department ............... 277 Bond Redemption Bond Interest Fund ..................... Upon motion by by Stanton the hereby exceed $3O0OO.
 Upon motion adj L.
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629 J. H. Tiey
  666 Mountain Co., supplies 130 II 671 Clifton Tire Shop 672 Scott 999S 674 Clifton Lumber 12
 "CUIFTON SPRINGERVILLE
 
 G. Zorrila 97 Arizona Supplies S479 9479 12 624 H. E. Brubaker, Typewriing 800 500 12 634 Louie Foy Salary July 5000 5000 12 635 Merle Brock, Salary 10000 10000 IS L. 
 W. R. 639 M. B C. 13 Webster Webster Webster Webster 13 Webster Webster 1912 IA Webster, Webster HOO 4 Webster 137S4 13S4 32579 32579 E. IA Montgomery,
 
 Mrs. 08S5 70SS5 motion the adjourns until Is, 1921.