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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1921-07-28
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of York
Notlc" to Land Owners. Their
Agents or Representatives

Notice to Land Owners. Their
Agents or Representatives:
Please take notice that Won are
hereby required between the 5th
day of July. 1921. and the 18th
day Of August. 1921. to remove
from the running streams of wa
ter on your lands. all trash.
trees. StumpS. raftS. timber,
SmagS. ovrrhangimg limbs and any
o;hrr obj"SS that tend to catch
"NIrHnr0uS matter and cause
RATS. and obStruct natural flow
Of water.
Please take further notice that
it You neglect or refuse to do this
work within the time limited. the
County Board of Commissioners
Of York County will proceed to
have this work done and the cost
of saline will by operation of law
become II first lien upon your
lands.
am required to report your
action in this matter to the COun-
t. Board of commissioners not
later than August oath, 1921.
HUGH q. BROWN,
County Supervisor
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-24
Gold Claim Filed
For Mine in City
OF Denver Limits

w wv ff'ttNNIitf'N 4N"HN
bt NNEN Colo. Feb 18 Peter Noe.
nan end William Wirhtrsham unpcar.
81 al The county recorders office Co..
day Hud aiaied q gould claim n thl
nrntt ui tnc ciiy uf Denver ln Toe
ground hrataih th, fits bail ihr un-
tom station md re- great phfi uf Oo
bust lcFH district the men declare they
have struck uOh find uf Cuid
Tho Wtu. who looked nike Uultu|
'id time uiuauCDtulH dumped ihn cuu
tents oi iwu canvas ruciH On tho Uei
t'f of Use recorders office
hfcnfd fheIr.' iheN f,uurIltt
Too rleft thought fhr men wtir Iul
inH. = Emmirh deputy recorder
WITS called and the men uptr,t an
plher rack containing e quantity uf in.
rHfcnt'N rich ore specimen
W" dug iniH FROM lots m ihs Dtu
tDf ~ ihr city,. NNannn said -UlI
Nln Toe urH bodies fIum which tho,
.ame. O., riFhi of dlnovuiv $40 wa,I
ihv ur' and pur clHimf recorded
hhmirn HHnt them AWAY tu .fu4l.
Guy ihr pinrsr ntprrH mYlur thp be-.
r"ldiun ni pali riflfnN had rtlti .0.li.
N'tnie Pie office boz hls experience.
The lnFtunDui wHs duiY entered iafr.
pN th' iNfI nI ihH ietofdti'a office
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-24
WHEN RHEUMATISM
HTS YOU HARDl
gioan's iinimeut should ne kept
handy Cor aches aud pains

vffE eait frr ssvcrc pain. en-
M .hs. o. fheuult'c tvinsc lol-
nne fg uft 81 eHft uiurclc,
r.s of IIm. as1 io make you quit
t. wien sou Should have t'ain's
Tfrtrt han Oh ltip curb it ard
l..rsulalnr. ani it. ani orthc iohf
rnf ftv eior q frser1ifs,
-rrIrnN.tf. iavto thr athcicd rart.
h.f.tnc ali iur, rlear numrt lciici
th.tf1a SMa' lHimtnt couldn't
tren nsrrry th,u.fn,s ~ if.eals the
f c,1 ii ID diat make god,
Th.LtV n wrEwhgin( N drug
r'ts- rrr l'sra thc Luci ia thc
r-t ccsaemical. s8c, loc. 81 40.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-24
REVENUE AGENTS TAKE
PENNsYLVANiA nREWERlEs

rHffADElplpA Feb -3 Three
peuustlatanm hrcwerles. one n thcfn
fhat 90 D. Bets A SONS th~ lArsesi in
PHILADELPHIA were today placed iH
charge 30 Internal revenue lHtniH
nr ihe furthc investigation rerrri
ns ruecrl irregularities in the paying
of f4rea on hcNtrarcf rnntnlnlnE moro
th4n nue- half 10 one nrr cent alcohol
Tho othcr plants are tnose ni iht NsN
anH EirWinE company ana tnr i'nuii
1aia sprnEf hfcvlng COMPANY
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-24

ny Caller cIaasIticd Ada or Repulss
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-24
HOUSE KILLS
UTILITIES BILL

ituntinued Nfnm Pace 10
hnift inlff resolution rTup1sinz fo
1i cilHh thr offirr nf rpuufv tau as0sHa
or and placing Che duties ~ thar office
~ ihr fHs collector
The senate lntc tudnY killed the hii
iN SENATOR turinet az rnrfnnt. prnpos
nf iu trruiAtu tht private banks oi
Toxins. Fhc monHuir wac tpuuftcd uui
Oi tnr committee With o. favorable tina.
iorliN tnd uu ndNerFc minority Th,
mlnuTtr rrpolt Was nduutcd by vote
~ IA to-
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-24
ARKANeAe PROPOSES FINE
FOR SUNDAY FISHING

ilN The AHtnNiNtHfi lftNa
LITTLE ROCK. Ark Feb So To
mo galaxy ~ "puga laws which iN
Arkansas now include pure drugs pnrv
foods pure ylnNNar ana pure advtf.
iisius. would be added pure baseball
and pufe Sundays md hillf Intro
duced ln the house today pnc 81 them
providcs that two % five Years imprisr
onment be imposed on any persons
fnurd loiilty 81 hribine baseball psay-
~ 10 r(hrOw' Same. aud another
provides that fishing on sunday shall
be punishable hy fine 90 $50
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-24
Ross Johnson ALLoweo BOND

FONr NOHrH TD frn. ai
Nnss iuhlton. vcrusri Nl hiilins io-
UtnnHu George Gresham H NrHu aeu
uul who rIf afffffrH aHf WDrh ODD
ArlFonT wHH granted bond ln mo lin
enruu hearing
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-24

Accept California; q, ID ~ Figf
uiaf 'nU, iDr the nrmc California on
ih" NHtiurc iheu sou ave smc yOm
.iIiiN D. hfNinr thr best md uoH.
rffl'ii lYs'. toi tho uftiU stomach
N'r im huUole oh'ircn love b.
Hu'IH ANl must siy "Clnfurnia "--
fTr
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-24
kNloArs rEMPLAR

NcaTArED CpNCiANE g. e..
nkaxNA rGmmantcrt $50. NJ fuulrht
MY at 800. Reed HfNf. r.ufCIfcN
WHITING frltrrH .Nuftfuusii
Invited ~ ID. TONn Commander
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
Loving Tribute Paid
City's Soldier Dead
ANNUAL MEMORIAL SERVICES
PARTICIPATED IN By VEIA
ANS or THREE WAAS

MAYOR TRoNER AND HON. -
ARBENH PAY TLOWE41 To-
RITES TO DEAD HEROES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
Dive
OFF STEEL BRIDGE
GRACEFULLY DONE

Ecr"ro son and 500 rr"p." ln"H '.'
Whr"!inr wharf ard III" Steel hr'"@" .
watch William l;fihcm"S. VEL ~
high diver Of this city, jump from '''
S,"vI bridge into the thl" river -
fa1,,,. IL about ~ foot. When Ef'H,u'' :
lrrt ,h" highest point "i 'h'' '''.I;. .''
wcr" Si~cchl,Se until II" H. IA" "A'''
and again mad" hr8 ;,rl-",rAn'". ~
which time hr wnE p:rk"d Hp anu
brought in shore in Il skin.
som" Of these r""pl" VIII" w"r" $50
n I'll" wharf sunday w"cN Ar" Mhtn
I young m,,u from out at Town mage
tho jump from the same p".nt. said mat
L:fthcmcS' div" MaS made mH'r grace
fully an dthat in addition :" rs diiInG
oh!itv no is very good Swimmer
purso was made up 10y several o.
Efthrmcs' friends. which they rr"N"n'-
ed him after he came out "f tn" wat ..
F1th"mcs sad that h" has h""r NV
ing of the creek bridge into Wheeling
crock twice daily for the. past Nv"
weeks He further stated that u -
more Of Il pleasure To dive from h'gh
POINTS and Mt one time when diving ~
Montreal Canada pc jumped lni f''
into II feet OF watrr. This yuonG diver
has won many prizes and when but soy
crtccn wears Of age tackled diving
when expert divers refused I" wAN" MIN
Jump on account OF the water being
TWO shallow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
CARS TIED UP
Memorial Procession in Noundsviue
Breaks up Wheeling TracGon
Schedule

Ahundsyi.le was without - street car
Cor an hour yesterday a:tcrn""n as re-
suit Of 4 jam on Marshall stree; IN Hc-
Mcchen and eEnwuod
McMrchcn'S and Benwond'S Memorial
day parade was turned int" al iuneF"
escort FOX the body % Private Natth""
'irCrn'S body. Scores of autOmobi.tS
were in the procession. and liued IN"
street from III" NcMechcn cemetery !"
Bonwood Junction. following the march
CTS in IN" procession. Being unahte I"
turn ~ the Junction I" return I" th'
cemeteries. the automobiles Jamrn"d IN"
roadway. and II was an hour before
RenwHod police and traffic officials o!
;a~ Wheeling Traction Company could
clear the street.
Al one time. NOSE Of the cars an inc
MoundSvile division oc the Wheeling
Traction System were crowded mt" TIE
space about the switch ut the McM"ch"n
cemetery. The schedule was reStoreu
early last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
ssrsw orIyss With Flowers

PrUvfous % the parade inc U. =. II.
and other veterans with the Rdies'
auxiliar,es. placed Flowers an all tho
graves not yet decorated and marched
10 the soldiers monument at the city
buil!nS where a firing squad fired .
salute In honor OF the dead. Tn" cere-
mony took place at the Suspension
bridge in honor OF tho soldier. marine
and sailor dead who met death at sea
The firing squad was In command OF
Walter r Hilton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31

T-U-N-I-T-Y
INTELLIGENcER WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31
P'ENNSY GETS TIES
New Switch at RichlAnd Coal works 70
BE Completed

The Pennsylvania railroad company
Yesterday received addition material 70
comnletc work OF laying OF n new
switch near the Hichland Goa. works.
This material was SIX carloads or ties
Of the best grade. which Will be used
under the rails.
Railroad mon said that such rnatcrta!
Is very expensive 1t present but that
the road always manages 10 purchase
the best so that the they vii. stand
long years Of service. As soon as the
switch has been completed. work VIII
I've started repairing the main track
and some OF the old ties as well as the
rails arc to be replaced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31

People everywhere speak welt nr
t"hambcrlain'S Tablets. II YOU ar"
troubled with indigestion or c"nStirR-
ton. give them trial. You are certain
20 he benefited by them. For sale by
all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-31

Providence Journal.-PreSident Hard
INK admits that he cannot grasp IN"
EinStcin theory OF rclatNity. nut Tor
,unatcly that wasn't one or the prom
lens he was elected TO tackle.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

Dance in Rowland hall Memorial
day, Monday, May 30.-adv.
Dance in Clan hall Saturday night
Oriental Six. Admission 75c, ladies l5c
plus war tax.-adv.
Open June 5, Pine Tree cottage,
Queen City park, better known as La
dies Aid Anyone desiring rooms see
Mrs. l.. j. Mead, 3l71s North Main
street, Barre, after June I at Queen
City park.-adv.
Madame Marie, clairvoyant, palmist,
trance medium of San Diego, Cal, viii
be in this city one week only. She
has taken rooms az - jefferson street,
where she will give readings 10 any
one interested in clairvoysncy. Tel.
3l6-X.-adv.
While waiting to fll an engagement
with Carrolrs orchestra at Highgase
Springs. Al Messier. trap-drummer.
tried his hand at fishing "Wednesday
and was rewarded with a daytime
catch Of two bullpout, each messur-
ing Is inches in length. The fish were
not only large but a rare catch in day
time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

Phone 600 for livery suto.--adv.
Decoration day footwear at special
reduced prices Saturday, Sheas. adv.
Macgregor's golf clubs and balls in a
fine assortment at browns Drug store.
adv.
PaIesteena herself is feature of the
musical comedy at the opera house
| June and 4.--adv.
Are your feet tired? Use "Levol
Balm for sale by Miss Mary L. Bos-
worth, 81 Merchant street.-adv.
Baseball, Intercity park, Memorial
day, morning and afternoon games,
Boston & Maine Y. NJ C. A. VS.. Mont.
pelier X. of C.-adv.
Grand opening dance at Caspian
Lake pavilion, Greensboro, May 80
CAROLS orchestra. Don't fail to motor
over. Dancing from 8 until o'clock.
Buffet lunch served.-adv.
All sons and grandsons of soldiers
or sailors of the war of '6l-'63 are in :.
yited to meet with Major l.. A. Abbott
camp to do escort duty to the Grand
Army Sunday and Monday.
G. A. r. veterans and Sons of Vet
Grams are requested to meet at post
headquarters at $3.50 Sunday morning
for the purpose of attending Memorial
services at the Baptist church at 1920
o'clock -
James W. Ingalls,, formerly engaged
in civil engineering work in Barre, has
.been appointed instructor in civil en-
cheering in Northeastern college, Dos
ton. He is graduate Of Dartmouth
college.
A good time and good crowd dance
in Clan hall Saturday night, auspices
Women of Mooseheart Legion. 0rien-
tai Six. Fortunes by Princess Mime
tonka. Admission, Toe; ladies, l5c, plus
war tax.--adv.
Members of Major L. A. Abbott
camp, No. ii. S. of ", are requested
to meet at Grand Army hall Sunday
at 9:45 TO act as escort 90 Crandall
post, No. So; also Monday at $3.50.
BY order commander.
Mrs. William Oliver, jr., of SO Park
street viii entertain the Netop class
of the Methodist Sunday school next
Tuesday evening, May 81, at 1880.
Monthly business meeting and social
and full attendance is desired.
Interest in certainly growing in the
coming Washington county spelling
contest. W. b. Lance states that the
Montpelier Savings Bank & Trust Co.
has come forward with an offer of a
five dollar gold piece to each of the
two winners, Do not forget that this /
contest is open to spectators.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-27
TALK or THE TOWN

Dance in Clap hall Saturday night.
Oriental Six.-adv.
Dance in Rowland hall Memorial
day, Monday, May 30adv
White shoes for children at Shea's
shoe store, special prices adv
Baseball East Barre VS.. east hill,
Lincoln campus, Friday, 4;45; admis-
sion, 25c.-adv.
Latest styles, best of quality, low
est possible prices. Mrs. Birne's mil
linery parlors. adv.
Regular meeting of the T. 0. 0. L.,
NJ. u, in X. of p. hall Friday, May
81, at 1880 p. m.-adv
Dance every Saturday night, Mont
pelier armory. CAROLS orchestra. C..
Y. train at l2:32--adv.
Long distance and general trucking
light or heavy. Granite City Bottling
Works. Tel. 726-M or 746-W.--adv.
There is no reason why You cannot
take a good picture if you will only
use the Kodak films sold at browns
Drug Store, -adv.
Have you seen the largest line of
leather goods, both ladies' and gents
shopping bags, SOC and up, at Land
ers Cigar Store p? adv.
The Spaulding alumni ball June s,
promises to be one of most delightful
affairs of its kind ever held in the city.
Watch for further announcements
adv.
There will be food and apron sale
in the yestry of the Presbyterian
church Saturday afternoon. Aprons
for children as well as for grown.ups.
adv.
All the children who are willing to
take part in the children's day exer
cises at the Methodist church be sure
to be at the church tomorrow after
noon at 2:30.
Born, May 26, son, Robert Guyer,
to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley II. Averill of
Baltimore, Md Mrs. Ayerill will be re-
membered as Miss Hazel Guyer, for
merly of Barre.
Regular meeting of Central Labor
union of Barre will be held in carpen-
ters' hall, Worthen block, Friday, May
q. Every delegate is requested to be
present. Percy Andrews, secretary.
People of Barre and vicinity are cor
daily invited to attend free lecture
on Christian Science by Rev. Andrew
j. Graham of Boston at Kellogg Hub
bard library hall, Montpelier, Tuesday
evening, May 81, at s o'clock,-adv.
: The first load of finished granite to
be used in the exterior construction
of the new National Life Insurance
Co. building in Montpelier went over
the road in one Of the large trucks /
owned by the contractors yesterday (
afternoon The cutting was done by
the Harrison Granite Co, who have !
the contract for furnishing all the
granite.
Mr.. Rent Payer; Would You buy
81 800 home for $1,000? II such deal
would interest you we want TO show
you the coy five.room cottage at No.
IS Brook street, which has been held
at just $500 more than it can now be
purchased for. II is in good condition /
and ready for immediate occupancy. /
Owner would like one-half cash and
must sell within the next 30 days,
Inquire of the d. A. Perry Real Estate
agency.-adv. n
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-27
TALK OF THE TOWN

Baseball Intercity park. Memorial
day. morning and afternoon games,
Boston & Maine Y. VI. G. A. VS. Mont
pclier X. Of C-adv.
Tour iips-vacuum bottles, writing
kits, cameras, candy, the better pre-
parednc-s the greater the fun. Things
for travel at browns Drug Store.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-27
SOUTH B1RRE

Would not take 500 for Il II I
couldn't get more IL what d said ~
-Levol.7 an ointment for the allevia-
fion Of Group. bronchitis. catarrhal
colds. burns, scalds. sores. chapPed
hands. etc. For sale by Miss Mary J..
Bosworth. 81 Merchant street. agent
for Barre and South Barre adv.
Are your feet tiredf Use ~Leroi
BALM for sale b. Hiss Mary l. Bos-
Eorth. 81 NsrchAnt street--zSF.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-27
TAN or THE TOWN

Anaug thr Graduates = The physical
elnafn course n che Ithaca Con.
..r.atsrr ~ Mnsie and associated
% ihael. 81 s. ~ NAY 20 was
Miss ftl Aafa Mcfarland. daueh-
tr u ant Mr. George Mcfarland
H Narfr SIZES Mcfarland stood high
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-27
Special Notice.

Jumpers, boxers and derrickmen! A
special meeting, very important to each
member, will be held in Worthen block
Saturday, May -, at 2:30 p. m. Let
each member be present. II. c. Allen,
cor. sec.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-05-27
BARRE DAILY TIMES
FRIDAY, MAY II, 1921.
The Weather.

Fair tonight; warmer in northern
Vermont Saturday; increasing lcloudi.
ness moderate variable winds.
The Bottineau courant., 1921-10-27

lal Aid approximation North Dakota
would ret approximafely Si,63l. 900 fof
out to the counties that would make ap-8
preparations TO meet the Federal FItndA
and comply with the state Highway
s'as4aS's AssT
journed till r. N. g''75 q. @ 4
4 5sss5.,,.@ NJ q 9ss a u pm.
Board in session. All members pres
They again took 10 state and Federal
over this work carefully took the FOL
lowing action. ,ss ST ss sy5ss..
way ComnafsSion q Ai1ot 1odo9Ia
Ala 4.
Moved by Commissioners Parkinson
That the State Highway Commission
be requested upon passage by Congress-
Of the pending Federal Aid appropria-
ton to allot $15O.00O.OO federal aid for
the inproyement Ct state aat' y highways IN
able in the fiscal year ending June 80
1922. $5O,O00.0O additional to be avail
able in the fiscal year ending June 80,
available BE in Tti,eoH the fiscal Tear ending June
so, 1924. ~ --
That the Board Of County Commits
sioners will upon request by the State
ton of funds, $4,000 to be available in
fiscal year ending June 80, 1922, Gin
place Of, appropriation Of June IL, 1919,
for the same period) s5O,OOO.00 addition
al to be available in the fiscal year end
ing June 30 1923 and $50.0OO.O0 addi-
tional to be available in the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1924. %s 1s
ton of the Board Of County Commits
sioners, adopted July 26th, 1891, ut a
Regular Adjourned Meeting, the follow
ing Commissioners voting aye: Nich-
oil, Parkinson, Kromrey, Walker aud
Johnston, and the following voting
"nay:-None +,
Signed: Wm NJ Martin,
County Audltor.
Request Tor Federal ana STATE Aad Bot
E tineau County
BE IT REsOLVED: by the Board OF
County Commissioners of Bott1neau
County:
That the State Highway Commission
be hereby petlt1oned for Fede1di ana
State AID In such amounts as may &c
available for the improvement OF STATE
The Bottineau courant., 1921-10-27
COMMISSIONER PROCEEDINGS.
BOARD OF COUNTY CONFESSION.
~ ERS, BOTTINEAU COUNTY,
N NORTH DAKOTA,
Bottineau, N. d.


@s Bottineau, Mp T. ?.
Board met in regular adjourned ses-
sion. All members present.
Mr.. Erickson from Chatfield township
eding the road south to Eckman. He was
referred to his township board.
The rest of the morning was spent
on Equalization questions.
On motion made and carried Board
adjourned till 2 P. M. ,-
Board in session All members pres
Members of the Board Of School Dis
trict No. 48 and petitioners for setting
off new school district from District
No. 48 met with the Board of County
Commissioners and Miss Burr. County
Supt. of Schools.
After all arguments and facts had
been presented by all parties concerned
the following action was taken.
Walker, seconded by Commissioner
Kromrey and carried that the petition
for a division of School District No. As
be dismissed on the grounds Of sqffi-
not being sufficient legal signatures.
On motion made and carried, Board
adjourned till A. M. 7-S. :.
Board in session. All members pres
A. F. Durdel and Henry J. Durdel con-
ferred with the Board in regard to the
their storage tickets were lost in the
mail. i=e ~
It was moved by Commissioner Krom-
rey, seconded by Commissioners John
be allowed which amounted to 1907 for
Durdel. 4 . 4.
The rest Of the morning was spent
Lyrvvrn ISxS,% too. - . a
On motion made and carried Board ad-
journed till p. M.
Board in session with all members
Board spent afternoon on equalization
work and on motion adjourned till 9 A.
M. July Z. es
70 a. NJ. TT. i.
nressn, Board in session with al members
Board spent morning on equalization
work on and motion made and carried
adjourned till p. M.
Board in session with all members
present with the exception Of Commits
sioner Parkinson. G5st5S S}458 I 53f Is Sfj
M MT; Walstad Of I.ansford. attorney
worth representing the Bismarck Film
Co., conferred with the Board in regard
70 filming scenes In different parts Of
the county showing agricultural condi-
ford and Maxbass asking for q levy FOR
this purpose were also presented.
The purpose of making these films
was TO have them shown In States east
Ing immigration into this state. The
Board agreed to take the matter under
!, On motion Board adjourned till : a.
= IL Z ~ o'n' . A IL. July 5
Board in session with al members
The Bottineau courant., 1921-10-27

I
|||'5ys|
The Bottineau courant., 1921-10-27

On motion made and carried, Board
adjourned.
Correct Attest:
VIM M. Martin,
County Auditor. w.
The Bottineau courant., 1921-10-27


Total --------.--.----.--.----------$7 .467. 90
Taking the foregoing as basis OF
the necessary expenditures Of the ceun-
1ea me offed sesnf sns ssos
'' BIZ IT RESOLVED by this Board OF
County Commissioners Of Bottineau
the necessary expenses Of the county
for the ensuing year we do hereby levy
on all taxable real and personal prop
erty Of the county for the county gem
Moved by Commissioner Walker and
seconded by Commissioner Kromrey
that the above resolution be adopted
Carried all members voting Aye.
Moved by Commissioner Walker and
seconded by Commissioner Parkinson
and carried that q levy Of $4,000 be
made upon all taxable real and person
81 property IN the county Tor the con-
Moved by Commissioner Kromrey and
seconded by Commissioner Johnston
that levy Of $4,000 be made upon all
taxable real and personal property with,
in the County to be covered into FUND
known as the County Road Fund. Sec
ton 1946. Compiled Laws OF 1913. Mo-
sesd9ssa %eysd aks1 seS
on the Better Farming Work, to be COW
cred and known as the Better Farming
Fund. Motion Carried. #
seconded by Commissioner Walker that
q levy Of $4,000 be made upon property
within the County for aid Of the Coun-
T. Fair said levy to be covered into R,nd
Motion Carried.
seconded 81 Commissioner Parkinson
that levy Of Sso, 700 be made for the he
for % interest o On % bonds Motion d an carried .s0
Moved by Commissioners Kromrey and
seconded by Commissioner Walker that
q levy Of 11,726.72 be levied against
the property liable for the cost Of con-
struction Of Mouse River Drain No.
on 8, motion 8, o,,, made ana carried Board
ent. 33s
July 27. 1921. Sam Wilson presented
advance on the 1921 fairslevy OF 10000
to take care Of fair premiums. The fair
levy being due the Bottineau County
fands benx sossfy sasssl Ivy
Walker Walk ' Offered sp tie folloTins notion
which was seconded by Commissioner
Kromrey. and carried, that the Auditor
be a1thorized TO transfer 90 from
oe e ths COUNTY fRa Fund c draw
warrant for that amount payable to
the Fair Society. sss ss s..
On motion made and carried the fol-
Payenp aao
y for the month of June on July a 81
Z, was approved, total amount
being 81 90
Il ana;ns Maa;lssth y 5sssiss s;s fss
state Treasurer. Amt. dlle frorl Il IN ISs