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Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29
PREMIER MINE
 GREAT PROPERTY Completion of an Eleven-Mile Tram way Will Mean More Extensive
 Operations Than Ever

"Thc completion of Che now eleven mile tromway on which we are Just mrtnr win mean biegor operations hau cycr and win permit us to got .ut ore au Che ycar round.' said Dale L. pilt general manager Of tho Premier Gold Mining Company at Uydor before leaving KotchIkan last night after several days visit in Kct- cb.km says Che Chronicle
 owe alrcady have mon clearing Che right Of way on Che British Cole umbia side and have Che material on uc ground. and expect to rush work to completion Inside of six months About one hundred men win be put to work within a month.
 "Tbc now ramvay win start at Che muc on Che British Columbia side. chen win run ten miles in American territory and run back to Che dock on British Columbia ground It win be thc largest in Alaska or Canada. The contract for Che materials has boon let to the Riblet Company of Spokane. but we arc doing Che work ourselves
 owe have been shipping 50o tons Of ore on every boat ovory two weeks but hnrc had to Ict un just now uu tbc snow ir all on. in order Co per- mic the uso of wagons again. We have been keeping 90 hoad of horses and two 5-.ou tractors equivalent to 4O horses working The now mmway win moan doing away with Che horses and permit continuous operations ot a maximum capacity It win bc used for carrying a'l ore and concentrates down from Che mine and hauling au supplies and materials m to it Gravity and electricity win be Che power ueel.'
 Mr. ptt said thc ore continued to be Of high grade Asked as to tao recently circulated report tha, a
 specially rich vein had been struck Mir pu declared ,hat thcro wu "uo.hnr to It' and chat it was cyI- d1uy Che result Of a9mooaes false impress lon or imagination
 Questioned as Go prowo In other me Mr. pIt said "Om now oou- euuuuou min and cyanide plant Is nearly Gushod and win be completed Ho expect Inside of two months These represent part of recent expenditure Of approximately Q half million dollars"
 In regard to Che number of mon employed ot thc Premier property Mr. piu said Che payroll .s between 200 and 200 men.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29
PROPERTY ATTACHED

Property ot uc JuaIu Alaska Mines Company aas attached for t.bt early ta.s W ea by Deputy T. & Marshal A r. Luy ou m order issued oat ol Che United s.alU n.s- r.tt Court Tho aIcsel mdohiod- r.s s of sfU.n to thc Lynch Bros. diamond drU operators. and to Che k.seruavs Transportation Com. mny owners and operators ot Che m.I boat E..be,a
 The company. property Is at Ju- .n m U.u.r. hlE and Che prcs.- Im, Gcu. NaronHcm. recently u-o. friend. a. Juneau from Nev York ua, hc company had boon umu.eI and would resume opera. nrr- th. spring.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29

and about aIx chains east of Che edge ol Che timber FS.M. cut on top or iho boulder and f- chIaeicd above Che letters No witness trees avail able. Tho Northeast corner Of thc dwelling bears 8. G1' w. Mt Fanahaw bnm ". 51' 3u' W. Horn Cun bears s 3S E. Mountain above Che slides In Thomas Bay bears N. 23 5O' D. Point above thc high gl1- cIor just south of Che Patterson 0la- o.or bears N. 80 E. bears N l6 3V E.. h1I chains distant. NE corner uf house bears s. G3 E. 2.50 chains distant Am s" hcmlock marked uW/l bcau $ Sfa E. ~ links diH-
 mt and 9U" hcmIock marked HW/I bnu E. 1f' w. 1f links distant. hcuce s 39' E. 13 chains; thence s. 15 E.. e chains. thence N. G5 E. 2l chains; thence N. a3 w. 6O cha.us thence s 67 w. 2l chains. thuce s. 25' E. 4143 chains. thence s. ii' w. 4.72 chains t0 place oi beginning Listed upon Che application of C. X. Swanson. Box I6I. rctouburg Alaska. Liat G-21fO. January 2l. l92I c. M. BRUCE. Assistant Commissioner of thc General Land Onicc.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29
RESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS IN NATIONAL FOREST

Notice Is hereby given tha. Che lands described below. embracing INa.Na arr.H. within Che Touea# Na- Uona Forest Alaska. win hc suh
 Ioet to settlement and entry under Che provisions of lno homestead laws Hf fhe United states and tho art oi June n. 1906 O3f SHt. 233I. at tlo United States land ouIoe 1t Juneau. AiHaaa. on May 8. la2l Amy .o.- Her who was actually and Iu e1oI faith claiming any oi said lands ior agricultural purp0.w prior to J1uu- Hry T. 1906. and has not abandoned
 Umc. has preference right tO mako homo.faal entry for t1a lands &C., uriN occupied SnIi lands Wrre listed upon thc application Oi Che person. mentioned below. who have preference right subject f1 Che prior right 0i any such settler pro- Udod such settler or applicant Ia qualified fo make homestead entry and .hc preference right is exercised prior t0 May 8. 1921. on which date Che lands win he subject to so't.c- maut and entry by any qualified per
 son. Applications may ho uIc.
 twenty day prior Co Che above date but win not bc allowed until the day set for opening thereof EN- service men who served during Che war with Germany wI also have % preference right of entry for period 0I HNty-tErao days prior t0 .ho above dato Such preference. however. ia
 uhIect Co tle superior preferences of seutlu prior iO January l l9Ob. and Ustoes A tract of 2N.Ol acres, more or lcn described as follows. B.r.uuur at Corner No. ! which Is identical with Corner No. { of Al- hor. podcrsou homestead claim granite stone 2fxl2x11 inches. lf uchc. I'm Che ground. marked ou NE face { HES. ffi whoncc 30 spruce tree If" diameter bears o2 lo. w. 5.Hl chains; whence spruce tree %" diameter heau N S2 f3' W. 5.aI chains; both marked { HE. s. d BT. tbonao 2 3O' W 14.SS chains. thence N. ST w. l5O chains. thence N. S 3O' E. 30.O9 chains. t1ouc N 3O' 3O' F. li.35 chaIus thence s. 53. F. 5.f5 chains. thence s. IS f5' w. 25.f1 chains Go place ol beginning. Listed upon Che application of Tom Dave.n, Of Ju- ucau. Alaska List 6-2093. X tract Of 15IS2 acres moro or lcss dc- see.bcd as follows Beginning at Corner No. I. i"Af"xF spruce post Iia' in the ground and marked HfL Forest Service monument. de-
 acribeI as granite boulder 3NiN3' atoyo ground. situated iu about Che center of @ small slough branching cuslcrly from thc main slough about
 uo-half milo east of Point Ag,ssi siz.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29
STEAMERS ROUTED
 FOR THE SEASON
Pacific Steamship Company An' romccs Schedule o. Boats
 tor che Corning Year

u.mm...ne In Juno ,he ham.r'. In. wu ... hr.. pNseneer and I...rt steamer. -o Southeastern l.... n. .u.u n.n. tuc ciN 70. s.... ... III. sro.aH.. cN..u. ..,.I. .r u. suthu Nmsa .r.. and m. Admiral Watson o'''. .r. .I n..r -r.H..,.ru and south. ....n l.... ports
 Uumm.u- n.u tHe sailing o' ... ..t. 70. Seattle from s.....e on I.r. IT, n. steamer Wu 0aI at sne... or each .rn
 Umm.r..r- e.t. Tn. aHue from sau. or Iar. I,. tae spokane VI. ..I.tsts. ...a trr and return Co I.r.. ..H..H.H.I
 lIm..I W...n HHI ..U d. lr...-... ...H t.n u..I m. ..o.e a r....a. m ru .nE .aH a. h.. nae. sr..e.. business Id .....I
 Tn. .omm... ..I... .. Inc lI
 Ir from Seattle
 Southwestern .U Southwestern ...... ...'..
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29
NEAR TRAGEDY
 OF ELLA MAY Crew Of Vessel That Struck on Strait Island Narrowly Escape
 Death iu Storm

Tho captain and crow or the hai- nut schooner ZWa Moy which was wrecked on strait Island last Thurs day. arrived m Wraurel Into satur- evening. mys Che WrmFol Sentinel The boat was ouroute from Point Lo- Blanc Co Prince Rupert with 2o.o00 pounds ol balbut whom aho struck Che reef on which Che uI-mtai Mar.- poa wont down over three yoau ago. 10 was movue at hc umc and tbe man ef tbc wheel evidently m.scalcuatcd Che distance to Che light on tho rcoL
 Tho engines continued to run for about I5 minutes aiter Che boat had struck and Che mon remained on . board for a lime. after which two iorIos were launched. one after am. other. both being lost owing Co Che |hIeh wind and aea. Two mon got into Che third dory and it too broke away They were unable ,o get back to he boat and landed ou ! srmt island
 The eleven men who were som aboard thc Zma May launched Che
 fourth dorg and lost it a.ao They remained ou che wrecked boat until ! shc showed signs ot breaking up. ! whom they au got away In the d0h. and nst Of Che dor.os and reached The island .u safety.
 The men found @ hu, chat aIord- . .I them shelter of a sort and the . captain succeeded iu obtaining some provisions from fox former on tho
 island whose idom ol hospitality
 wore somewhat vague. according Go reports u order t1 attract aH s.saucc. tbey rowcI out into tbo straits after spending two nights on . hc island and were picked mp at Point Baker Saturday noon and brought to wnnseu by tho saa boat . Nu.o
 The mon remained hero until late Sunday afternoon when .hey wore .taacr Go Steamer Point by tho v.v- ] tan June to bc picked mp by ho . hameda ou,hhouud
 The zua May vas ono m.t m Ieuetb and had a capacity ol 5l .ons |uol she was Insured for se.ooo.
 shc was built about 25 years ago. and was at present being usc. by ! te pa.ifc Not & Tvno Company ! Capun Ar,old owned a half utor. cst In bcr The cabin was washed
 awar thc mounr aUor shc struck thc roof and mo attempt win bo
 mado to ru.se her. although it .s eN-
 rocted by Che captain that Che en- zinc can bc saIvaeod
 Besides Captain Ar,o.d Che crow
 consisted of Y. Semen Namms Lar
 son. e Brc.L Henry Ouu Phillip . Yco. T. Chrrouscn Tom 0'.ou. Jas . Muir. h. O Voea. Os.1r Storsuos. J. |M Christensen and Bernard Nr.h-
 borg
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29
NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAX

Notice H hereby given that Che undersigned has bcen duly appoint cd School Tax Collector for Douglas iu conformity with Chapter 29. Alas ka Session Laws. 1919.
 An maIc persons between Che aeo Of twrty-oue and ffry years. except sailors in Che v. s. Army or Rev- cuuc Cutter Service. volunteer fre- mon. uaupors and insane persons are subject to tax in Che sum of Five CS500I Dollars
 should you bc uving in Alaska on or prior to Che 6rst Monday in April l92l said tax shall be duo and pay- able on said first date and shall be delinquent oltcr May 1st. l92l should you arrive iu Alaska later han Che drst date above mentioned. ax win be delinquent thirty l3o) days after your arrival or within ten GO days after notice is given you
 An persons. frms end corporations employing labor shall furnish list of employees to collector and are authorized by law Go deduct amount Of tax from wages of employees
 Fines and imprisonment are pro- vIdod by Che Act above quoted for thoso who mi or neglect to pay tax or furnish list Of employees.
 Dated at Douglas. Alaska April 21. 1921. L. W. klLhJtN.
 School Tax Collector for Douglas
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29
FURTHER AWAY

u.t N..urm.rE who with lIo vuuu and Vernon Nelson .e.t hore several week. ago for Arohowea to .u. on the government railroad. In writing Go h.s r.auy.. here states re Inn. boon transferred further ou. towards t0. ord ol Fae. IIs suite .a.. containing au Of his N." .u.u.. wont ..uE ou tl. r.n over t.. ro.IanI He u.. uot as fo. .o. .ut.I It
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29
GONE TO RANCH

John NcWuIms and William sbalor who own a homestead on shelter island In Lyuu Conol iett last Saturday ou their gas boat for ttc ranch Shelter Island is noted lor tbc tnc strawberries and po"- tocs grown thuc aud Che two mon expect Co rHac eycu better crops chan over tH.H year,
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29
POSTPONED

The celebration n honor of Che arc hundred and frt anniversary Of Che fomd.ue Of lhe Independent Order or odd Fellows chat was Co have been held lbs. Wednesday night was postponed unUl Wednesday evening of next week.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29
DANCE

There was a dancing party given Wednesday night at Labor Union han by Che young people or Che Isl- and. The usual good time was en- ioyed by an present
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29
C0NvAIEsCING

Tm.. Stevenson. hrH.Hor %. Mrs. William Robertson and Mrs. John NU. oI .t.s city. |. .t st Ann hose nuL Juneau recovering from am operation for N.rr.u.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29
ENTERTAIN

L.u-.u.. U..n.n and William Url entertained a number ot runI. .t m. n0m. ot tao latter .m' Friday night Card. and iaue.ur ..r. .H. feature. .l n. evening
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29

"sITKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modations. American or European plan. For terms apply Co Dr. L. F. Goddard. sanitarium. Alaska.-Adv
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29
Tatoosh In
At Aak Bay

The king salmon are gradually working south and are now being caught iu quantities by native troi- iers at Auk bay. During Che week several thousand pounds Of Che Ash have been brough, Jo Che Juneau Cold Storage Company for sale. By Che numbers being obtained by the Individual roucrs it wodld seem chat Che run is a largo one.
 The price has fallen from l5 cents to 70 ccnts a pound for reds and from s cents @ pound Co cents for whites. The fsh are being shipped in ice Go Che south by Che fish buy- ou
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29

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Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29
AMONG FLY WHEELS
 OF MOSQUITO FLEET
Ercnrsinn OIL

wa. to hayo made Che trip Go spee' Rivcr last Sunday witch an excursion party to see Che pulp milL lost hcr propcuor n Che Channel Saturday night and Che Grip was called on. it .s not known whom tho boat win be in commission again or when thc rum win be made to spooI River
 Rush Is On
 The rush Go Western Alaska cone uuucs and cycry boat leaving Seattle s crowded witb people who arc Eo- m- Go chat section ot Che country seeking employment lt H said that bookings out ot Seattle on westward bound vessels arc impossible Go get and ticket agents at Juneau gre uu- rbIe Co offer amy cncouragcmcnt Go irrespective passensors.
 Tho Northwestern which was in Che Channel yesterday had @ posscn- .er ust of 370 for points west and Ioreus of people seeking passage out af Juneau wore disappointed on ace count of not being abic Go get uck- as Tho Admiral Watson. due to- morrow was sold out before leaving Seattle and signs are posted iu Che Juneau office thot no passage what- .rer is available ou Chat bo1t
 Won't Stick
 serrt V w. Irvine .s having his troubles h.s week iu attempting Co ec. hi cruiser Colonel ready for commission He has considerable painting Co do on Che work and gets mp real cary n Che morn.ue. with tbe sun shining brilliantly. and puts ,na coat of paint Before Che paint Tries. it either rains movs OF haI's IHd t1e paint is aI washed oG Hc
 s repeated uis operation several mes arcady and win keep it un mu Che work is successful and Che athw stays good for a whole day and e.u It dry
 No Boat
 George Smith. who lived at Doug ast for several years but moro rc. mty a. Hoonab. .s on he Chm- mel uo b1s been at che marine hose aHal at Port Townsend. Wash. for Two months during Che past winter where he had am operation pore formed Upon returning North he hanged his residence from Hoouah To s.tsa. whore he Is now lv.ue Hc came to Che Channel on Che Estebo.h carly In tac week w.th ,bc intention of buying a gas boat when he arrived at Juneau Che party who had proposed selling his craft Go him had started tear.ur it up with Che idea of rcmodcllinr it
 Tnpper In
 Tom shcucdy. who spcut Che Hmcr trapping ou Shelter island. came m Go town tbs week wth John NcWWams ou ha e- boat Mir sheIedy stayed at Che McW- Hams ranch He got some ur bu' md chat trapping was uo, very good
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29
Fshemen Lelve

Many Douglas Island native fsh-
 mcu including Jimmie Fox Henry s.c,cm Thomas Johnson. and Joo Rogers have Ioft for Che dshu. grounds at the mouth of Che Taku ryer where they win usc su nets To get Che king salmon. The Libby NcNcu & Libby cauncry at Taku Hrbor and independent buyers win maintain buying stations ot Che mouth of che river thIs season and t is thought Che year win be a suc- .esu' one.
 Tl. fishing season win start on May frst when Che drst boats from Che eanuey are sent out
 Tatoosh In
 The ug Tatoosh belonging Co the Northwestern Fisheries Co. was .u Inc Channel this week. after having been on a two-mouthE trip Co Che various cauueres Of Che company n Southeastern Alaska gathering up cans and supplies to be sent to Che .ompauys red dsh oanuorcs In Southwestern Alaska. None Of tho ompauy's plants In this section win be operated. but Che red fish cane ucros win be on account Of Che high price and good demand for Chat
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-29
TapDer h

Tom ShcUcdy. who spcn, tho winter trapping ou Shelter island. amc u to town thIs week with John NcWWams ou h.a gu hoat Mir sfcledy stayed at Che McWi.- Hams ranch. He got some m buf uI chat trapping was mot very ...|
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-06-24
STATE SETTINGS

Phoenix-Southern' California Edis- son Go. asks permission to develop hydro-electric energy from Colorado riverS involving expenditure of sSO0s- 9G0.OO0 Company seeks to acquiI c water rights in Arizona for develop ment of 2,5O0,000 of hydro-electric energy, for distribution in Arizona New Mexico, Utah, Nevada, California portions of Colorado and Texas and Wyoming.s
 Wrightsen-J A. Mcdonald breaks ground for 2,S0O' tunnel in Santa Rita Mountains.
 Phoenix-Arizona cotton crop re ported S49o normal.
 Pearce-Red Bird mine planning construction of electric plant.
 Nogales-22, ,204,4 lbs. Of tomatoes imported through local port since January 1st.
 Valuation of all Arizona crops harvested in 1919 was $42, ,4S1,- 22O.
 Bisbee-Lone Mountain Mining Co.,, to develop silver property in Huachu. ca mining district.
 Mesa-Gem City Market adds mod ern new storage plant.
 
 stallation of ? Standard Oil rigs in valley
 Prescott-Actual construction ot Wh;ppIe Barracks building program to start at once.
 Mesa-AIhamhra to be reconstruc ted into modern 34 room hotel.
 Douglas Southern Bankhead High way Association organized to promote welfare of highway
 Florence-Valley grape growers gixing industry special attention.
 Chandler-Valley farms being ap- loan act
 Gadsden-Clark farm threshes out 501A bushels of wheat to acre.
 Casa Grande-H. L. Bird to develop large acreage to grape industry.
 Holbrook-Union Oil Co construct ing large storage tanks. Large tracts of land being taken up for oil pro- specting. Arizona Realty and Oil Development Co. capitalized $50 900 organized.
 Ray-Bids for construction of 2k miles of Ray-Superior highway called for.
 Kingman-C. o. D. mine to double capacity of plant and increase deve- lopment.
 ombstone-Erection of concentra- tion and cyanide plant at State of Maine dump rumored.
 Globe-Recent report of asbestos discovery on Coon Creek confirmed.
 Douglas and Bisbee wins fight for cheaper frieght rates on fruits and vegetables from Pacific Coast.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-06-24
SAN SIMON BANK

RORsER MAKES ESCAPE
 That the man who robbed the cash fer of the San Simon Valley Bank at San Simon Tuesday afternoon has made his escape was tne word brought back to Tombstone late last week by Deputy Sheriff Harry Rafferty, who went to Investigate fol- lowing word of the robbery received here.
 Rafferty is of the belief that the man. whose horse was shot from un- der him by posse of citizens shortly after the robbery occurred. made his escape on foot through the under brush southeast of San Simon while members of the posse returned to San Simon to secure more help, leaving him practically unguafded By the time help arrived the man had travel ed far enough through the heavy brush toward the mountains, 15 miles distant to gain considerable distance by dark, and trace of him was never recovered.
 The nature of the country and hard ness of the ground over which he travelled made it impossible to trail the fugitive, Deputy Rafferty said and althought posse of several hundred men were on hand comDing the coun- try the next morning, the robber had travelled so far during the night that all race of him was lost.
 Although immediate trace of him has been lost, a number Of clues which may lead to the arrest of the man are being followed
 It is believed he comes from the New Mexico side of the line.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-06-24
HOGS DRINK BOOZE. FIVE DIE;
 OWNER WANTS COUNTY PAY

Phoenix About 10 hogs were guests of honor at a ''hooch' party staged early last Wednesday morning on the ranch of B. s. Price, near Mar inette. During the party more than 50 gallons of very ripe prune juice and apricot mash was served and from all accounts of the affair the aristocrats of swineland had ''swill' time. The owner of the hogs claims that five of the animals died as re suit of imbibing too freely of the alcoholic drinks served them and is now asking the board of supervisors to pay for the hogs.
 According to the story, Deputy Sheriffs Al Dewitt and Fred Meeks, H. Carr. special representative of the county attorneys office and Constable Haze Burch made a raid or the Price ranch early Wednesday morning, find- ing a still and about 100 gallons of prune and apricot mash. After load
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-06-24

ing the still into their car, they rolled the barrels of mash out of shed and poured the contents on the ground. According to the officers, who tasted the mash, it was heavily fermented and ready to run in the still.
 The hogs at once fell to eating the fruit and drinking the liquid from the mash with the result that they became much under the influence of the al cohol. They staggered about the ranch yard squealing and biting each other. Some of them became so tipsy that they lay down on their backs with their legs waving.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-06-24
EVILS OF CONSTIPATION

Perhaps the most serious of the dis eases caused by constipation is appen- dicitis If you would avoid this danger ous disease, keep your bowls regular. For this porpose Chamberlain Ia blets are excellent, easy to take and mild and gentle in effect.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-06-24

The American Legion will assist in obtaining recruiats for the Citizens Military Training Camps, to be oper- ated this summer by the war Depart ment, according to resolution adOp- ted by the Military Policy Committee of the eX-service mems organization
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-06-24
ChamberIain's Collie and Diarrhoes
 Remedy

Every family should keep this pre- paration at hand during the hot of the summer months. Ii is almost sure to he needed and when that time comes, is worth many times it's cost Buy it now
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1921-06-24
Official Proceedings, Board of Supervisors,
 GreenIee County, Arizona

Clifton Arizona June L 1921 of Supervisors Clifton Greenee County Supervisors with all members and the clerk this day a Board of Equalization
 Meeting called to order by Chairman Stanton at 10O A. M following changes made in the following assessments $2oooO $16,ooo
 BIANEs, NoRTE GARCIA Reduce Santa Iucio and Santa Isabella mining claims from $50 to $25 Clifton, Arizona June 5, 1921
 Clifton, Arizona, June G. 1921.
 Clifton Arizona June 10, 25o izf to si41ooo ,0''S'' 9S''' Reduce improvements Santa Rosa $s,146 $6ooo Beduee at asa 5 ron rom 9o s1f @ P fg DO STo ARIZONA COPPER co Reduce New Shelter from S2oolo6 Arrg% TRSa motion the hGar4 4SRq 3 Egu,ien ess adon
 Clifton Arizona, June G. 1921 Board Clifton, Greenlee County, State of Arizona.
 The Board of Supervisors met this day in regular session with Meeting called by Chairman Stanton 1o5 A. NJ The May 4th 25th approved motion by A Stanton, seconded by Pickns Anderso opposite their Andrea 5000 month Leonore sva $5o June only and Ysabe Paumbo $500 for pon by Stanton by R Highower and e sweeng Deputy Recorder at the rate $50 @ month during illness absence Berence Caicote Upon by A C. Stanton seconded by Hghtower carried unanimously the Board of Supervisors hereby spngers Road to station s q as per Engneep Said payment does not constitute final acceptance.
 Upon by Pickens by A C. and carried unanimously the of $S0O0 hereby transferred the Clifton Sprngeryie Upon motion by Pckens Anderson seconded by A. and carried unanimously the $56000 hereby from the General County Fund the Expense Fund S26000 from the Expense fund Salary
 The following audited paid of the Salary, Expense Road CftonS pngervle funds:
 SALARY FUND No No Demand By For Amount Allowed 409 County Payroll, Salaries 4S224S ClnarItor SnIan -Ann;I OSA