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The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22
PROHIBITION ON TRIAL
A WARNING TO THE VOTERS

There is just now an effort being
made 10 convince the voters that the
Liquor question has been settled and
there h no longer any necessity TO
consider the matter when We 70 70
east our ballots. The boot-leggers
and the liquor men are organized
and before We cast our votes In the
coming general election We had bet
ter find out who the liquor people
are supporting, they always know
just who they can depend on 70 per-
init them TO violate the lawu against
the liquor traffic and ~ unpunished
and they will all BE- found working
for the candidates that they can de
pend upon. We who favor the en-
forcement Of the laws should get
our heads together and support only
men whom W. can depend upon 10
faithfully do their duty and We
should b. ware Of those who have
always represented the liquor inter-
est and who nov claim that they
have recently changed The good
women should BE- sure before they
cast their votes that the candidate
for public ofice has been and Il yet
In favor u prohibition and the strict
enforcement Of the prohibition Law.
and II We fail We can rest assured
that the prohibition question l. NOT
settled or At least will not stay set.
tied. In the interest of our boy,
and girls and In the interest u the
Masters cause lets DO our duty II
the coming election.
JAMES y. PRICE
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22
FORMER RESIDENT
INJURED m ACCIDENT

, W. l.. Adams. formerly Of this
place. bot now located Al Zlllah.
Washington happened % a serious
accident recently Of the accident
the Zillah Mirror sayai
Postmaster W L. Adams. Mrs
Adams and several members of the
family had q very narrow escape last
Monday evening while motoring 10
the Post Once 10 cheek out the east
bound evening mail The steering
gar of ths car broke. the front
wheels struck roek Ia the road
and the car swsrved Violently into a
ditch
Mn Adams vas pinned under ths
auto and vas not released from her
perilous ptsiiion until Mr. Adams
summonsd help In this accident
Mrs Adams sustained a broken
rirhi arm and . sprainsd vrisi b.
sides several bruises about the head
and body
Mis- Mabel Adams. Who assist,
the pet master In ths ofIice sustain
81 . dislocaied collar bons Ar. Ad,
ans received an ugly cash acros'
he bach u the right hand and Z
broken rib Houston Adams wa'
cot about ths mouth and cheek ans
suffered q badly bruised hip Grae'
Adams va alirhily bruised aboul
The bad and body.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22

Rev e. 2 Dillon returned from
Hodgsnyille Monday
Mr and Mrs Harm Johnson ~
Princeton returned home Monday n.
tsr spsndinr a few days In Marion.
Clyde Ramars u this eity went %
NadisouviIle Monday
los Hunter II prinesion was in
ihs city Tuesday
Messrs Charles Cassady and Geo
Gumhcri spent a few days this week
a. james Lake near Salem
Misses Elizabeth Dollar and Irene
Danghtrey Of ,his city are visiting
Miss Ruby Gahagsn Al Weston.
Mr. X. Summefsllle killed q
large ground hog In his back yard
on Depot Street Monday afternoon
4 n Nimmo went TO Tolu last
week On bis return 10 Marion h
cane 10 the Press oillc, and Ieportc,
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22

.aia Evslyne Guess, ihs
lii'le of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
lii''s was born iuns :. ivei and
~ sunday nirhi June 20. Her
aay on earth was short being only
.wo weeks and -four days. Bot ths
time was long enough % win The
love. A sweet little ne 10 b. miss
I'd 80 much and 10 make home lure
.oms without her pressnce. pres'ous
Tiny bod that wal hudded On earth
40 bloom In Heaven Bot Jesus
ala suffer little shildren % come un.
90 ms Cor such b ths kinruom Of
Heaven would aay b he esfsaN
"a one, 70 weep not bai live in Z
way % meet hsr soms day on sh'
happy Golden Shore She has gou'
lhsek 70 De God that gave her
Sleep baby ull w NEE, thee on
lby one. The funeral Vas coudncte'
hr Rrothr 2. l.. Mcdowell Of Aa
ron Monday afternoon At $50 .
the presence of . number of aotrov
ing friend. and relatives and u
tiny little body was placed away
lPsney Fork Cemetery % await a
lRssureciion Morn.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22
a. .. wHKKl.RRS GROCERY
10 OpRN m NEN LOCATION

Tho rocsry q a. D. Wheeler,
which was destroyed By the drc last
January. will b. opened In its nsw
ioCation In the Frishis Building. ~.
Gently complsied. the opening 4
having bsen sst for Wednesday M.
sT Mf. Wheeler was one -,
many business men who v
cut in the January FRY
Mr. Wheeler l. -"
new siosk of rr,r ''' = -,
IN un.,o.a,,. lsssFy % b. opened
next Welus.aAl
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22

W 3. lowsry and associates will
b. operating many coal propsrtys
within ten miles u Marion NY BY
the midile of August and will BE- In
position 20 furnish coal In wagon.
load bots or car lots. 81 very low
rriocs either Al Marnn or mines
The coal will BE- u the best; low.
ash best heating coal known 81 the
Bell Coal W 8. LOwERY 4
Salem Star 1T. Marion. Ny.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22
SMALL BLAzR

"Wednesday morning about ~ no, a
coal-oil stove a. the re.lieuce of &.
A. naurhtroy on Z. Depot Street.
burst into famss nearly causing a
serious hv Mu naurhirey vas
IN the kitchen cooking dinner when
The stove caught fire She called 10
some of the uslghhon and with their
prompt assistance suctes,ioi b. "a.
iinruishinr the fames bshbre the
hre track arrived
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22
TEACHERS EXAMINATION
SPECIAL

There will b. a special sxamina
ton Cor tsachsr's csrtihsaies held on
ihs last Friday and Saturday ths ~
and l0ih n July This will lncluds
elementary state and hirh school cor.
tihoatea Come h. my ofi.es Al :
o'clock on the 2eih
J. l. .. Paris. County sapi
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22

iarmsrs u Crittenden county afs
o. receive special help with their
fhesp problems from August J b.
August Q acoofdinf 20 County Agent
.nsnosf uho announced today that d
rhsgp cullinr campaign would b. held
.n the county during that time by
ths Extension Division u the College
" Agriculture which b. cooperating
siih him in hs sork The object
" ihs campaign will b. 20 help
fsImsfr select thoss sheep from their
noet uhlfh are ths most profiiahls
both from ihs uooi and lamb pro.
duotion standpoint and a. suggest
msthods ~ mating that vill im.
prove he flock1 n the conuiy
A number n uommaniiy meetings
uats arranged 81 uh.lh time z G.
Miller sho b. boz charge ~ the cam
riin. uill discuss problems n sheep
raising uiih che farmers NovlnF
prurs flms and lantern alidea ell
ts utsd 30 Illustrate ths textures
The iay follov.ng he night meeting
. dsmanttfai.nn Wiii b. conductsd al
cone farm in ths community a.
thou farmer hav b. distinguish b..
tussn profitable and unprohiabls an
unah in thsu sheep County Agent
spencer annaunoei that fouf nlghl
msstiurs and hye demonstration
uould b. held Date sill b. Tissr
ussi ursk
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22
IMPROVEMENT CLUB
sTILL At WORK

Altho the bot summer months are
here. the ladies ~ The school I'm.
provement Club are stlll a. wufk
The sixth grade room ai the school
house has just been finished The
ceiling and walls have been painted
10 harmonic with the other rooms
that the club haa sdscofaisd
J A and Freeman Elder have
ehargs Of the work and will begin
this week 10 make tho same im.
proysmsnts IN the dfih grade rooms
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22
CAMPING rRIr

Misses Elvah pickeus. lrorsne
Minner. Elizabeth Rochester and
Virginia Flanary and Messrs Ira
r Piercc. Doyle Vaughn, Jake
Mayss and Raymond Small lef, Non.
day 10 spend several days ~ the kui-
tawa Lake. They ~ent over n .
truck and viii return friday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22
TRICE BENNETT MEETS
VOTERS Of COUNTY

Hon. Trics Bennett u Marion.
Dsm0craiie nominee Tor Common.
wcalihs Attorney of thh judicial
district, Vas In the city Saturday
meeting the voters of Hopkins eoun.
~ -hadi,onvills Hustler
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22
NEWS IN BRIEF

Punishment that now IA being ad.
minislered at the reform school. at
Greendale KY, Is most brutal and
unnecessary says the report Of The
Fayetts County grand jury
Navy recruiting has been stopped
except for men who "ship over. On.
ly continuous service re-enlistments
win be- accepied.
Mrs. Eva Catherine Ksber was
found guilty of first degree murder
for plotting the assination Of her
husband, Dan y. gaber. BY . jury
at Cleveland Ohio and sentenced for
a life term.
Al the request Of President Hard
Ing the Senate recommitted the sol.
der bonus bill indefinitely 70 the
Finance Committee.
Dr. Moss Hilliard of Bsrea has
been elected principal of the Morgan
field High school
The entire plant of the Loulsvllls
Conserve Company of Louisville was
destroyed By Gre Monday night
The Georgia peach crop has been
estimated Al $500 cars while the
quality h the best the district has
produced In sons time.
J. b. Green. sheriff of Elliott
county has been ordered 70 resign BY
Judge cisco after having been held
In Jail for sin DAYS charged with
having been drunk on duty.
Miss Mary c. Cold.torough Of
Lagrange. Ky. and Mn. John A.
Davis of Versailles Ky. won the
first and second priIea respectively
IN the annual spelling match held ai
ChautAnqua. " Y
The giant 'Leviathan" which has
been idle a. her pier In Hoboksn for
two yeau viii b. ordsred rroondi.
toned. salvaged or sold within the
next month. advertisement was made
BY Chairman Lasksr of the shipping
Board The Leviaihan l. the largest
ship afloat and was used during the
war to tran'port troops.
Alrernsn Blair of Alabama vas
awarded the contract for the con.
struetion Of thirteen areproof build
inFs a. Dawson Springs, the work 70
b. completed IN six month";
Georre u Wade farmer near
Providence committed suicide b.
shooting himself with . rife.
! The live, of Lss simpson and Geo.
Harrison were snuned out recently
In a mine near Clay. They uers
working on the niehi ahift and Il Is
believed that they were ovsfcoms By
deadly gas fumes.
rhs body of Thomas Carnspfah
sTan of the world war. of 1o,'
, was found near the dspqi 70" %
Il h supposed that ~
{ tween the cars otb..n .st IN IN
A drilling and drilling opera
Galloway an expecssd 70 starr IN
tions fssfDture.
Ne ~" thousand dollars wlll b spent
ths State Game and Fish coia.
mission TO purchase quail Tor diatfi.
busion In this state. The quail vii
b. bought for spring dsllvsD
The new government, dam on the
OHIO river seventeen miles below
Evansville. which has been IN the
course Of construclion for the past
several years. will b. completed IN she
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22

A schedule u farms on vhirh ths
poultry culiiur dsmnusiraiians for
Criisudsu county farmers sud their
uirss uil BE- conducted luly p and
fsih b. Couniy Ascent spsncsf in
60 operation With ths Esisusion ID
vision ~ H. College u Agriculture is
a. follous,
marsday iuly p sac At } A
Foalsrs farm 81 Chapel Hni l0it
" X Cmrsa farm ou Crayns road.
900 a. Caster farm eu Salem
toad zoo pres nsla farm a. Cs.
co chapsl
Friday iuly eplh $50 Henry Vol.
omanf farm nsar Brown school, TO-
w 4 Tcugh farm 81 Forrest
Grove. $50 nsn . prsnnans farm
near nsansuoi
Famsfa in he vicinity ~ the w.
flous farms will meet there a. which
time specialists from ihe poultry de-
parimsni ~ ihs oollere all assist
County Agent Spsneer ln demonsirht.
ing o. farmsrs and their wiyes ihs
d.nasncs hsivssn the loafiuf and
lhs hsay laying hen Blrds of both
typss wil b. selected from The
floek on ths farm and the details II
culllnr explained 40 that the farmers
and their wives can ru home ani
piek oui the unprohiable hens frou
their own flock Ciuulars will b,
distributed outlininr in detail th'
diaercncc between the hen that 4
= heavy producer " eggs and ih'
one that loafs from uow until next
spring
Thn h only the start of the Gull
ing Work In Cutiendeu county a. I
wll b. carried on hy the Count,
Agent Farmsrs interested In tht
wofk arr urrcd b. rsi in touch viii
him 20 that further demonstration
msy b. arranged
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22
GRAVEYARD CLEANING

There wil b. q grave yard clean.
inf At Fowler Graveyard Thursday
August en- Come and bring tools and
dihnsr
y. c. GILBERT
HUGH wILRORN
ALBERT CONCER
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22
ep,yGYARD CLEANING
AT RKrr0N

Thsu viii b. grave yard clean.
inr al Repion Cemetefy fridhy'
August s. preaching In the after
noon by Rev. . r. King kveFy'
body interested coms and bring sool'
and dinner g. u. BRANTLEf,
Committee
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22
ANNOUNCEMENT

am a candidate for nomination
Cor sheriff of Criiisndsn County cub.
jet % the action u ne Dsmocralic
Primary Your support solicited
JAMES 7. WRIGHT 2.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22
NOTICE

An psr1ons having claims, notea o.
bond against ". n. Wright Or tn
dspied 10 sane. 80 the undersigned
for settlement j
JAMEs r. WRIGHT
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22

that be had seen a watermelon patch
with about 10000 hills in q The
patch belongs 10 Mr. J. W. Wright
of rolu look out Mr. Wright
LOST Auto license tag No a56ll
Finder return 10 J n. Nimme. Ma.
rion Kentucky \
Attorney "a Stone. Mr. W d.
Stone, Mrs less Conger and Rev
n Duke Stone and wife motored 20
Princeton last Thursday and attend.
cd chaulauaaa.
Dr. and Mn. J. n. 0rme and
daughter. Margaret, lefl Monday ioE
81 Louis.
J. l.. BlEham Of crayns vas Ia
the city Saturday
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22

Rev. W. b. YATES arrived IN Aa.
rlon Tuesday NJ vill spend seeut
ssn day, with hh family
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22

More animals a. barbecue are need
81 and every one who has not furn.
shed carcass and can possibly DO
ao are urged 10 gei in touch With
james Alex llill Animals are to
b. delivered Monday. those south of
town a. WIN Cudsr'a farm on the
,fayns road and al oihers a. che
.'ock pen ~ ihe Marion Mil
lsis have every one in Cniienden
,aaniy gct behind this monster bar
lrue.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22

Two ble events 70 b. pulled oii In
Nar.on on the a5sh. whselsra op'
,n,nr and The FREE barbscue
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22

FOR sALE Registered Duroc isr.
ssy Roar pies months old offered
At bargain , p CLARK q
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22
Farm Bureau Notes


The ladies u Marion are request
ID 10 donate dishes of potato salad
~ sell a. the farmers' wives u
lhs county
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22
FOR RENT

housc and bot located on corner
u College and Elm Street For
particulars ~ Markham Terry Il
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22
GRAVEYARD CLEANING

rhsu will b. q graveyard clean
ing Al Low Graveyard July a0d
Parties Interested please coy,
help clean u up
A. p LoyN. Com.
FRED az
any
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1921-02-24
How are your Tire Chainsa

ship campaigns in The SO counties
and have a total membership of
125, 200.
The owner Of scrub bull
should have leather medal, made
from the bulls hide.
The total membership of the
North Dakota Farm Bureau fede-
ration has grown to 10000, accord
ing to U. l.. Burdick, president
of the state federation.
The farmers grain marketing
committee of II appointed by the
American Farm Bureau Fedora
tion to devise cheaper market me-
thods, announced on Feb. 18th
that it was about to recommend
the formation Of II non-stock, nom
profit corporation to be known AS
the national sales agency, which
would handle the marketing Of the
grain after 1t leaves the producer.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1921-02-24
MARKET.

Mrs. r. M. Blezek left for Oma
Tuesday for q short visit. %
h Miss Emma Carda visited rela-
Ives in Charles Mix county. st
j. A. Matuska made q trip to
foux City Wednesday on busi-
ess matters! .
n Mrs. Th0s. j. Kostel of near
ante came down Tuesday for a
hort visit. %'.t ~. g
Sanitary. non freeze able water
rs for stock and poultry for sale
y T. v. Ptak Lbr. Co. Adv.
Alois Petrik came up from
ioux City Tuesday for short
fsit with his parents.
Miss Kate Cap returned We'd
bsday from her visit with rela-
Ives in Charles Mix county.
\ Gasoline. kerosine, oils and
reases for sale by Cedar Rapids
Ril Go. y. +. Horacek, agent.
The Peter Byrne auction sale
eld Wednesday had a good attend
bee and every article was sold
id brought q good price.
j. w. Hruska left for Geddes
tuesday TO arrange matters on his
krm near that place. His son-in-
Nv, 4. Dugoyic and wife will
bon be moving OH the place.
Alex Geist. of Tyndall, who is
|eputy for the income tax. collec-
pr, win be ut the Tabor State
ank Monday Feb. % and Tues
by March 1st, 70 assist all who
Eeed assistance in making out
heir income tax report. This is
tine opportunity to obtain expert
Twice ON the regulations Of Tie in
bme lax law.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1921-02-24
Come to the
Movies
next Sunday
Something "reel" good

The South Dakota Farm Bureau
Federatl"" c"nlempIates a gift Of
II traln load of corn from South
Dakota farmers for the relief Of
the staving peoples Of Europe,
China and the Near-East Secre-
tary p. J CramdalI Of the Stale fe-
deratlon in busy lining up the con
tributlOns ut the present time.
Union county will give three car
loads.
Bon Homme county farmers
who desire to contribute corn to
this cause are asked to commune
cate with County Agent Monroe
ut once.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1921-02-24

Stop ut the Tabor State Bank
and pay your taxes. We have a
list of Bon Homme, Yankton and
Charles Mix counties and can ar
range to get list of aud other
property in any County or state if
desired. Adv.
Tuesday evening both schools
of this place held entertainments
for the benefit of the schools and
both entertainments had Il good at
tendance. 1t would not be amiss
to suggest that future entertain
ments be not held on the same eve
uing as this sort of thing does not
breed the proper. spirit. Both
schools are doing good work and
while the incident was unintentiOn
al it were we'll to reach all under
standing in the future as to enter
talnments.
There will be a program and
basket social at the Dewey School,
District No. II, on Friday evening
March 4. Everybody come. La
dies bring baskets.
Sylvia M. Grove, teacher.
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Bon Homme County Farm
Bureau Items.

The Executive Board of the Bon
Homme County Farm Bureau is
planning to meet in the very near
future at which time the program
of work for the year will be out
lined and steps taken to form II
permanent and progressive farm
bureau organization in Bon HON.
me county.
County Agent Monroe spent Fri
day Of last week in Scotland where
he attended the Homan Bred Du-
roc Sow sale, also visiting the Dn
roc herd of E. Mueller. Mr.. Mon
roe stated that he was highly
pleased with the Duroc hogs he
had seen in Bon Homme county.
Over 5000 farm bureau mem-
bers have joined the Ohio farm bu
reus on the annual $40 basis for
three years. By April l, state fe;
deration officials say that thev ex-
pected TO complete the member
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Pay your taxes at the Farmers

Pay your taxes at the Farmers
Savings Bank. We have a com
plete list of taxes for Bon Homme
and Yankton counties. This will
save you a trip to the county seat.
; Hayes & Szymanski, the new
owners of the drug store, have
had the place papered and other
wise put in good shape. Frank
Kraus did the papering and Frank
Hatwan some mason work on the
building.
The Milwaukee railroad is in,
sta,ling a filtering plant at it's wa
ter. tank in the east end of town.
The water, as sFeverywhere in this
section of state contains minerals
that play havoc with the boilers
of locomotives and by this process
of filtration water free from mine
rails is obtained.
Frank Sedlacek bought the resi-
dence of Mrs. Al. Kortan and will
move there with his children. His
mother will live with him. Albert
Kortan and his wife are now NOV
ing into their former residence
across the track and FIR. Benes,
The miller, who occupied the place
during the winter, moved back i'll
to The mill. '
The last number of Lyceum
course appeared last Monday in
the Opera House. The lecturer,
Mr.. Matison Chase, gave u very
fine lecture and we much regret
that only about fifteen people in
GLIDING some children came to
hear him. This closes the matter
Of Lyceum courses for Tabor and
we doubt there is u single one Of
the former signers who would
sign up for another one. In one
respect the talent was not what it
ought to be aud we do not blame
the people for not taking al inter
est in it. Tabor people also sign
ed for the summer chautauqua U
sually the talent furnished for a
chatauqua is much better than d
Lyceum course and former enter
tainments having been a los
ing proposition here, the coming
one will decide whether we are to
have any more of them. The sign
Ter for the Lyceum course will
foot a deficit, TO be sure.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1921-02-24
Mrs. James Welt left Wednes-
day for Tyndall for short visit
with her sister, Mrs. Jos. Szyman
ski.
Town Proceedings.

Tabor, So. OAK. Jan. 81, 1921.
The board of Trustees for the town
of Tabor met In regular monthly ses-
sion all members being present the
meeting was called to order by Chair
man BlBchnIk minutes of the proceed
ing meeting were ordered read and
upon molten adopted as read upon
motion the following bills were al
lowed. .,
2089 Frank. Beran, salary and
laDOr ------ ---------. ------ Il oo
20S9 Frank Hatwan, bal, due
on crossings Observation-Disclosures IA 90
2091 Jos. E. HOracek, salary for ...
mOnths----------- IL w
2O92 ]. A. Matuska, salary for
8 months ----------- --.---.- 1SoO
2093 Oscar r. Janda, salary for
months stamps $2.0o.---- 80 90
2O94 Jos. j. Blachnik, salary 8
montnS------------- 10 w
2095 A. J. velat, salary and
supplies. --------------------- l26 35
2O96 siman g. Papik, black
smith repairs IL fb
2Os7 John Souhrada, salary Is 90
2e9S Thompson Yds. lumber IS
2099 Jos. Black. dray and fright
% 46
5000 Tabor State Bank, tele-
phone ; 26
3OOl e. V. Vauk, bal, due on
marshalS salary ry.-- 8 90
1902 Frank KOstel, marshall
.saIary--------------------- 10 90
3003 A. l.. Wyman, attorney
fees Il, r. meeting ----- so 90
1904 Leonard w, Connolly, test
ing meetsrs- s---------------,-- 2o5 20
Motion made by Jos. Blachnik and
seconded by J. Horacek IN meeting of
Dec. 9th that FIR Hatwan received
III cents 50. foot for crossing was re-
pealed and full bill was allowed to
Fr. Hatwan.
Be IL resolved by the board Of Trus-
tees for the town Of Tabor thab,there
being a vacancy IN the office Of Town
Marshall caused by the resignation Of
Frank hostel. This board hereby ap-
points Anton Koupal as town Mar
shall and Emil Papik as deputy town
Marshall. .G e. .... ..t. .ss.s.
Be it resolved by the Town Board
Of Trustees that the salary OF Town
Marshall shalt be fifteen dollars per
mouth, #
There being no other business be-
fore the board the meeting was upon
motion adjourned.
J. J. Blachnik Oscar y. Janda
Chairman Clerk.
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