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, 1921-06-09
GUT
ON GRAIN CROP
IN NEW REPORT
Drop of 100000 Bushels in
Government Forecast Of
Wheat Crop Announced
Today

WASHINGTON. June "a drop OF
81. 900. 900 bushels IN the ~orecast Of
production Of the winter wheat crop
as compared with the estimate made
a month ago featured tho June crop
report Of the department of agricu,-
ture. issued today. The crop was
forecast from June 1 conditions at
$4,000, 900 bushels. while from May
1 conditions Il was estimated It s2s.-
600. 900 bushels.
Winter wheat: Production fore
cast SIS, 00o. 900 bushels. condition 75.e.
A crop OF ees.2s7 900 bushels was
forecast. from May 1 condition which
SIS per cent of a normal. Last
years crop was SIS 900 900 bushels
and the condition on June 1 was So
per cent The average production Of
the previous five years was I 10000
900 bushels. and the ten-year June 1
average condition Is SIS. This years
acreage Is S.72i 600. or rs per cent
moro than last year.
Spring wheat: Production 35i .0oo.-
900. condition 93.4: acreage. 1908. 900.
4 crop OF 200. ooo. 900 bushels was
harvested last year and tho condition
on June 1 was ss.i. The average
production of the previous 1.-Two years
was 25s. ooo. 900 bushels and :he ten
year June l average condition IL sa.o.
Last years acreage was le.sST.ooo.
Hay: Production ioi .ooo. 900: oondL
ton $50.
7s4. 900 tons was forecast from May
1 condition which was 91.5. Last
years crop was los 600. 900 tons and
the June l condition was $50. The
average CROP of the previous five
years was los. 900. 900 tons and the
ten.year June 1 average condition Is
$50. The acreage this tear is a.
sac. 900. or 90 per cent than last
year.
Oats: Production. f.4o5 .oo0. 900: con-
dition S5.I; acreage. 4 4,ss9. 900.
Last years crop wass 1895. ooo. 900
bushels and the June 1 condition was
s7.s. The average production OF the
previous five years was 1,433. 900 900
bushels n the ten-year average June
, 1921-06-09
h. MARTIN MADE
BUREAU OIL GUAGER

Fred II. Martin. formerly of New
Richmond. Wis. for tho past three
years employed at Sal, Creek. wyo..
by the Midwest Refining company a.
an oil gauger. has been notified that
he has successfully passed the civil
service examination and has been up
pointed as an oil gauge for the bureau
Of mines department OF the United
States government. He Is to be To-
Gated at winnett. Mont. and will
work in the Cat Creek fields and sur
rounding territory. His duties are
he overseeing OF the rauging OF all
crude oil that is produced on land
OF which the government receives n
royalty. He will be directly under II.
s. Carnahan. Jr.. who was recently
appointed chief gauger for this de-
partmcnt and whom he also worked
under while in the employment OF tho
Midwest Refining company.
Mr.. Martin expects to ave the Mid
west company about the June 10. and
will take up his duties with the gov
eminent shortly thereafter.
, 1921-06-09

4 condition Is ss.5. Last year acre
age was 4f.o1z 600
Barley: Production. 1si 900 900. con-
diuon. sz-1; acreage. ~7.7i5.oc3.
Last years crop was 3oz .ooo.o o bush
els and b June ! condition was
s7s- The average production for the
previous d years war eos 900. 600
bushels m the ten.yezr June / aver
age condition IL 9o.4. Last years
acreage was 7.f37. 900
Apples: Production. los 900. coo: con-
dition. as.
A crop OF :4o. 600. 900 bushels was
harvested last yea when the condition
was 7s-3 on June 1. The crops of
the previous five years averaged 1884,
ooo.0 o bushels an dthe ten-year aver
age condition Is Ills.
Peaches: Production. 5i.Too. 900; con
dillon ass.
A crop OF 100000 bushels was
harvested last year when the condi-
ton was $40 on June l. The crops
OF h previous five years averaged
sc. 600. 900 bushels and the ten-year
Jun I average Is SIS.
, 1921-06-09

h and a, .,x
pro,-,efor ~
n-,,rli,rto, saS,,s- -Soren
-. c.sn.- !. .-ylof ssys
after leaving Psrtsbu-rb ans ~, !.
CONSIDER. he b-nss,s-- n,..,sr,,.. =
Charles Simpson has returned from
ne.- n.s,.r- o. .-e, 'u
Forest Patterson ha. r.,ur.s ,o
his home in Lander af.e- x~s-ltinr -,,h
Casper Motor
A J.. zoinoskf has returned after
spending the week end An chevenne
on business and visiting with friendr-
Mo. Is visiting with friends now nv.
ing here. Mrs. Gfpln is thinking OF
coming In Casper. She Is now a popu-
lar mod.ste in MaryvfIie and vii, move
her establishment here II h decides
20 locate In Case.
Alex Snidden and Fred r. itchers
wcrn registered at the hotel In Chey-
ennc over tbs weekend.
, 1921-06-09

war. was introduced In the house
today by Representative Gallivan,
Democrat. II Massachusetts,.
In n ~staterrent Representative
Gailivan characterized Dempsey rs
"a big bum who lodged the draft
and declared that France had been
Mt war for months before Carpen-
tier Joined the colors.
II am opposed 10 this intcrna-
tional bout on American soil where
millions OF American money are to
be wasted until the American serv-
ice men and have been fair
~ treated by the American govern
ment." Mr.. GaIlivan said.
, 1921-06-09
Church Union in
Canada Approped

MONTREAL. Quebec. June g.
Organic union with the Methodist
and Presbyterian churches was ap-
proved today by the Congregational
Union Of Canada in session here.
The resolution e~mbodying this de-
cisioh was forwarded 10 the Pres.
byterian general assembly at Tor
onto. The Presbyterians last night
approved the union.
, 1921-06-09
DIRECTORS MEET.

y Tho board OF directors of the Car
per chamber OF m met in regu-
lar weekly session ut the Henning
hotel this Don TO handle a mass of
routine business that has come up dur
ing the past week pertaining 10 ths
affairs of the organization. A -commit.
tee OF the Spanish-American war vet.
crans met with the club this noon
to perfect arrangements for the July
z.,.rnprrant "I
, 1921-06-09
Ban on Teaching
German Upheld

COLUMBUS. Ohio. June s.-Consti-
t%utionaiity of h law prohibiting the
teaching Of German ito studenss be
low the eighth grade was upheld to-
day by the Ohio supreme court
Constitution of Emil Pohl and II.
II. Bohning. teacher and trustee of a
~parochiai school. for violation of the
act was upheld.
, 1921-06-09
TO SET NEW
RECORD HERE IN JUNE

Casper Is striving for n new record
for precipitation during the month of
June according to the figures that ara
being complied by George S. Mckenzie.
local weather observer. During thu
first week OF the month .s3 OF an
inch of rainfall was reported hero.
This is n new record for the first
seven days OF u n in Casper.
, 1921-06-09
RESOLUTION TO Defeat TITLE
BOUT PROPOSED In CONGRESS

WASHINGTON. June s.-A reso-
luton designated TO prohibit the
Dempsey-Carpenfier fight Mt Jersey
City July : unless gre mean
while shall have fairy treated
Americans who served In the world
, 1921-06-09
Presbyterians of
Canada Vote Union
With Two Churches

TORONTO. ont. June s.-The
Presbyterian general assembly late
Tuesday decided on union with the
Methodist n Congregational
churches of Canada by a vote OF 40
to %.
, 1921-06-09
~. NJ Notes
Mother and Daughter
Tea to Be Held.

On Tuesday afternoon. June II. a
tea will be held at the Y. w. C.. A.
for the members OF the Girl Reserves
and their mothers. Tea will be served
by the Y w. C. A. secretaries. Dur
ing the time the idea of the summer
camp will be explained in full to the
mothers telling of the discipline and
the careful c~haperonage-
, 1921-06-09
Nebraska Girl
Is Casper Bride.
PERSONALS

~"
h w. T. DUNN of Lander, an official
OF this district of the Methodist Epis-
.:opal church, was unable to get to
Charles l.. Mead during his stay here
because of the impossible condition
Of the roads in this vicinity.
80
r. NJ. bartholomew, Casper oil man.
who has been prospecting fields in
Utah and scouting for prospective oil
properties. has returned here for a
brief business visit.
DR.. J.. F. o'Donnen is driving a new
Buick touring car which was delivered
by the Casper Motor company this
week.
George Everts. deputy game warden,
returned from an extended stay in
the mountain district this morning
and reported that heavy roads had
caused a birth Of hunters and fisher
men. Water never was SO high In
many of the mountain streams as 1t
is now, according to Everts' statement.
Master Billy Hagens has returned
from 81. Louis. Mo-. where ne has
been a.is n6ine the Principal military
academy for the past school term.
Frank Long. state sheep conn,iy-
sionrr. has returned to Douglas aft,'r
spending much time here on busiaes,
and visiting with friends.
Edward Taylor of Shallberg. Pa. is
visiting in the city at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. s.. I. Stokes. Mrs.
Stokes is his sister. Mr.. Taylor
shipped his motor car here and will
make the return trip overland after a
few weeks. He win return again at
, 1921-06-09
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
SLAIN CREEK THURSDAY

Funeral services for Jim Ladas. To-
cal restaurant owner who was killed
Monday Afternoon by his fe--aer part.
ner. Kick Camcts, will be held from
the Shafer-Gay chapel 1 2 o'clock to.
morrow afternoon. The services will
be in charge of a local Greek society.
Relatives of the dead man have ar.
rived here from Denver to take charge
of his affairs.
, 1921-06-09
Meeting to e
Conference Delegate.

On Thursday evening the members
of the Blue circle will elect a repre-
sentative to attend the conference to
be held in Estes park. June 81. Fol-
lowing the election and business meet
ing a social time will be enjoyed.
, 1921-06-09
b. T. G. Hold
Business Meeting.

A business meeting of the members
OF the b. T. G. club Of the Girl Re-
serves was held this afternoon at the
Y. w. rooms. A goodiy number at
tended after school hours and impor-
tant business was brought before the
club. :
, 1921-06-09
Hfkefor
Thursday.

An all day hike is planned by N.
T. corps OF the Girl Reserves for
Thursday. The girls will meet at the
Y. w. c. A at $50 o'clock in the
morning and will hike toward Garden
creek. where they will spend the day.
returning in the a afternoon. A
picnic luncheon will be enjoyed.
, 1921-06-09
Slayer
SLashes Wrist

NEW YORK. june s.-Mrs. Eva
Kaber. OF Lakewood. Ohio. held here
In connection with the Staying Of her
husband in the Cleveland suburb
nearly two years EGO, today at
tempted suicf6e in her cell by slash
ing her right wrist with . nail f1c.
, 1921-06-09
Dinner and Bridge
Are

Mr.. and Mrs. J.. T. Gratiot enter
tanned for a number of friends at an
Informal dinne party and evening OF
bridge at their home Monday evening.
The high honors in cards were won by
Mrs. B. B. Brooks and Mr.. j. weider-
hold.
, 1921-06-09

Mr.. and Mrs. BERTHE Dickinson have
returned to their ranch home in Bates
Creek after visiting here with friends
on a shopping and business trip.
, 1921-06-09

Worcester. Mass. was maid Of honor
and the bridesmaids were Miss Lois
Campbell. Miss Gretchen Campbell.
sisters OF h bridegroom: Miss Mar
tina Stevenson. Miss Alberta Graham
and Miss Elizabeth Bryar of Pitts
burgh- Mr. Roy Malone OF Pittsburgh.
served as best man and the ushers
were Mr.. Alexander p Campbell and
Mr.. George Sheriff of Washington:
stewar NJ Sowy of Swissvale. Pa;
Mrs Frank strohm Of Philadelphia.
and Mrs Alan p Reed OF Pittsburgh.
The groom spent last winter and
the early spring in Casper and has
many friends here who extend con
gratalations-
Mrs. James Is
Hostess.
Mrs. c. H. James informally enter
tanned In honor OF Mrs II. w. Holt.
last night Refreshments were served
and b table decorations were Of wild
flowers and ribbon streamers. The
only light was from tiny candeiabras
where were the guest favors. Sew
erai entertained with piano and vo-
cal selections and a pleasant even
ing was spent
me sues MIS- W.
Er ss.ehen Oh Lineoln.
80. ne - H,s,.s. ~ En-aDe.n
ANS MIC enurcnin Smi'n. AIRS. W.
W, MIS- snumahcr'
MISS Luiu SANS ana tno hos,css-
MS runer .no son Snn,on
Q. re" iorN I.y. are nere sisiens
az INC "a So.hpers no"e ior Inc
remainder OF the summer.
, 1921-06-09

Most of the cats in Liberia are OF
a bright red tint. n they are very
conspicuous in the moonlight.
, 1921-06-09
Wedding Performed
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
The marriage service uniting Fred
E. Weaver and Miss Wilma L. Chase
was performed yesterday at 1 o'clock
at the Presbyterian Manse. so4 South
Wolcott street, by the Rev. Charles
A. Wilson. The young couple were
attended by Ernest NJ. Smith of Basin.
Mr.. Weaver is connected with the
Standard refinery and Mr.. and Mrs.
Weaver win make their home at 1885
South Poplar street. wher they will
receive their many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Marquardt are
leaving today for Alaska. where they
will spend several month"; They have
been the inspiration of a number Of
farewell entertainments since telling
day Mr.. n Mrr. John Malone enter
tained in their honor at In informal
dinner party
Mrs. Marquardt will go into the in
terror of the northern country. but
Mrs. Marquardt intends to remain in
the larger cities on the coast
Marriage Performed
In Washington, ID. @.
A marriage of great interest in
Washington was that of Miss Grace
A. Brosius. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. A Brosius. to Mr.. Guy E. Camp
bell. I'd, son Of Representative and
Mrs Guy E. Campbell OF Pittsburgh.
which took place in Pittsburgh
Wednesday at the nome of the brides
parents. Miss Elizabeth Higgins OF
, 1921-06-09
Tea Scred|
At Kimbaifs-

lE1
AZ Kimbairs-
The artistic tearoom on the mezza-
nine floor OF the Kimban drug COM
pzny store used yesterday after
noon by Mrs Leigh Townsend in en-
tertaining al three tables of bridge.
A dainty tea vas served during the
Afternoon and the time was devoted
TO playing auction bridge
Dance for
Relief Fund
An informal dance will be held this
evening in the Masonic temple and
the whole proceeds viii be used TO
swell the sum being raised for the re-
lief OF the people in the flooded dis
triets OF Colorado. Every one is in
vited TO the daEcc mi music will be
played from . O'Clock until midnight
Eastern Star
Meeting.
A regular meeting of the Eastern
Star will be held Thursday evening
IN the Masonic temple. Their will be
limitations and the examining commit
tee viii DO present At 1880 O'Clock. All
members and visiting members are
invited 10 be present
Meeting Of
ID. & p. w. C.
rhs ,ast bys,na- r,..,,,~ -.
pusine~a and p-of.~-Ion.I won,....
c,,,h - \. nal, ,h,s 1890 -
a,,erded last n,eh, a, ,ha " W
Arhor~h sn.r,,i n,.Ss
Mans Tor ,Sc .rmn.r 49, S..-h.
before IN. meefinr matthias dsfss,,a
, 1921-06-09

Master Billy Hagens has returned
from 81. Louis. Mo-. where ne has
been a,is n6ine the Principal military
academy for the past school term.
, 1921-06-09
Dance for
Relief Fund.
Eastern Star
Meeting.

A regular meeting Of the Eastern
Star will be held Thursday evening
IN the Masonic temple. There will be
limitations and the examining commit
tee viii be present at 7:30 O'Clock. All
members and visiting members are
invited TO be present
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-11-10

Bi pr'nssRs Tribune Co. ONCE z4'oO
Knishs Printing Co, once -, ~
Globe Gazette Printing Co.,
n 2nnn supplies ma4inn the Haard ad,oa s. 20
until 2 O'clock p. NJ
~. AFTERNOON SESSION .!....
% 2 o'clock, p. NJ.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. All members present.
The, application Of Frank j.. Hagel
for refundment Of the first Install
ment of the 1920 tax upon the NEA
Of Sec. 36-132-75 in the amount Of
ond installment in the amount Of $24.-
18, for the reason that the said NEA
OF Sec. 36-132-75 should not have been
by the Board.
1t was moved and seconded that the
grade on Federal Aid Project No. 81,
known as the Chase Grade, and about
as soon as said project has been ac-
cepted by the State Highway Commits
sion and that Commissioner: Cough
lied to employ the help necessary to
gravel said grade. in accordance with
the plans and specifications of the
State Highway Commission for that
bers voted AYE"
Commissioner McConville introduced
the following resolutions:
BE IT RESOLVED. by the Board OF
County Commissioners Of Emmons
County. North Dakota: THAT. the
State Highway Commission be hereby
petitioned for federal and state aid in
such amounts as may be available for
1.-THE Improvement Of state roads as de-
scribed below or SO much thereof as
funds available permit.
A road from Linton to the southeast
corner Of section 31-13O.75 to. be con.
Estructed during the year 1922; from
1875 s so to the Mcintosh county s line and
to the South Dakota line during the
\ year 1928 and from the City Of Linton
tsouthwesternly to the Missouri River
Ippposite Fort Yates in 1924 The Board
Eof County Commissioners agreeing tc
secure title to the rights-of-way a.
found necessary. Il Va
Upon roll cali. ali members voted
| The following Resolution was upor
motion. unanimously adopted by the
h Board & n 3 s 3 10 NJ al5 sl
THAT WHEREAS, an article having
: appeared In the "EmonB County Rec
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-11-10
OUTLINES AMERIC A's Pol lies
~. 8. Arms Farley Delegates to Fight
i Undernround Tactics.

Washington The policies and pro
gram OF the American delegation tc
the armament conference are begin
ming to assume. definite outline, and II
the. expectations Of official Washing
ton are realized, I the opening day OF
the conference will see a sequence Of
developments something like this I.
Presentations, at the outset, Of q
concrete American plan Tor far-reach
ing reduction Of naval armament.
Consideration, along with this plan
OF such troublesome problems Of the
Far East as many naturally project
themselves into the picture. y
Meantime, an effort by the United
States to keep the negotiations in the
open SO that public opinion may exert
its pressure toward practical accomp
slishment. .a,i .s,ss Il
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-11-10

ord" Of October 18th. 1921 in which
the editor charged that the members
Of this Board had held mock invest
igation of the Register Of Deeds, and
by said article made 1T appear that
the investigation was without merit
ana irwins an W, un3nstified attack upon Mr.
time to place the facts tustifying the
Investigation in the. records Of this
Board par which are as follows:
permitted Zelda Aiewing to act as
Deputy Register Of Deeds, and to GER
tify to copies Of instruments filed in
permitted her to draw the salary fixed
by this Board for Deputy Register of
Deeds when to his knowledge he had
not filed such appointment and the
acts of Zelda Mewing as Deputy Reg
lister Of Deeds were therefore void.
ALSO THAT, Mr.. Irvine. in violation
OF the plain language of the law, APP
minor. as his deputy and in his APP
pointment stated that she was over
q years of age. to make it appear
tion, and to make 1t possible for her
to draw ten. dollars per month more
than she could as clerk.
this Board Se1d It's safes t ma
found the same to be true, and in SO
doing, they deemed it to be to the
best interests of the county.
The following bills were audited
and upon motion approved:
e John Dokter, Road Work,
Road Dist. No. % ...5..i....s. s.. so
Stedman Bros, Storage for
{. Truck, Motor Vehicle 3514.O7
F. J. McConyille, Road Work,
Motor Vehicle ........... 100
opes. etc. -: -. 80. 21.1o
press =. =. ,: -. 49,. 1876
airy and Mileage 49,. SO. oo9
er's salary and mileage Is. 90
sioners Salary and Mileage %. go
Salary and Mileage 49,. 24.oo
salary and Mileage .,.'...'. IS. 90
Fred SIenhartt, Road Work, 10
| Road Dist. No. 20 6 90.
Fred Lenhartt, Road Work,
Motor Vehicle ..ssi,.f.. -. .3si Z. 90
The Board upon motion adjourned
until 2 O'clock p. H., Dec. 9th, 1921. 4
q VI r. H. BRANT, &
Auditor, Emmons County.
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BONUS : BILL FAVORED
American Legion Reaftirms Stand
on Adjusted Compensation.
Delegates Cheer Resolution Against
Freeing Radical Leader From
Ell Atlanta Prison.

Kansas City-The American Legion
in convention here adopted a resolu.
ton reaffirming the attitude taken by
the last national convention at Cleve.
land, relative to adjusted compensa.
ton. The resolution reviewed the
history Of the tentative bonus leg.
islation heretofore sponsored by the
Legion, which eliminated in the
Sweet bill, passed by the House OF
Representatives at its last regular
session and rejected by the Senate
upon the recommendation of the Pres
ident. @ Se5
4 The resolution reaffirms the LIE.
gion's stand in favoring the passage
of legislation providing the same sort
Of adjusted compensation which the
Sweet bill provided.
The committee on Americanism in
its report urged more stringent exam.
ination of immigrants and closer 81.
pervision of radicals. In regard to
the question Of Japanese immigration
the report requested the convention
to reaffirm the stand on the subject
taken by the two previous conven
lions and made no further sugges
tions
The use Of English ca,y in the
country's public schools was urged
and it was asked that all teachers be
required to take the oath of allegi
.ance.
More respect for the flag and more
drastic safeguards against using II
for advertising purposes at home and
abroad were requested.
Better election laws were declared
to be necessary. t%E
"a Punishment for all slackers was de
manded and the action of the Legion
officials in opposing the release from
prison Of persons convicted Of wal
]. time law ohenses. Endorsed. The
allen property custodian in taking
over the property Of Grover G. Berg
doll, the American draft eyader, was
approved. 81
The Amerfcanization committee!
report was adopted section by sec
ton. One clause urging that elem
'ency be not given Eugene ". Debs
serving sentence In the federal pris
on at Atlanta for violation OF wal
time laws, was adopted amid cheers
the convention rising and shouting IT.
approval. !.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-11-10
Birth Rate Increase.

Washington Births recorded in the
birth registration area during 1920
totaled 1,5OS,S74. the Public Health
Service announced, exceeding deaths
by 672, 720. The birth rate showed q
relative increase Of 7.6 per cent over
1919. H s.ssl :
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-11-10
1 Tavscher G haros \ proppseed

NJ avscher Charge Dropped. q.
San Francisco breach Of neutral.
31ty indictment against Captain Hans
I Tauscher. formerly Of the German
army, was dismissed IN the United
States district court on motion OF the
government. e: :355 ~ Il:
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1921-11-10
King Alexander Rsacbes Heiurads.

a King ALEXANDER HeAchee Belgrade.
Belgrade King Alexander OF Jugo.
slayia arrived here from Paris. All
the members Of the cabinet met his
train. It Is expected arrangements for
his coronation win be announced
shortly.
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Subscribe for the Record-$2. 90
Anclen. Football.

China played football long before
apan, so long ago that the football
vas stuffed with hair until the, tifth
century, when the ingenious Chinese
thought OF initiating it. +
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OFFICIAL. PROCEEDINGS OF THE
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONS.
ERS OF EIMONS COUNTY. NORTH
DAKOTA ~ =
Linton, N. D., November 4th. 1872

/ linton. N. D., November 4th. 1921
2 O'clock p. m.
The Board of County Commits
sioners of Emmons county, North Da-
kota, met as per adjournment Mem
bers present T. P. Lee, chairman, F..
=, McConville.. Frank tiouehnour, L.
duHeaume and Jacob Schall, commits
sioners. f-TT57. 4 : - =
Miss Kelley. a representative of the
american Red Cross. appeared before
the Board relative to the employment
OF trained worker in the county to
s,stance mieht he needed in cases OF
the roor and needy OF the county
The Board took no definite action in
the matter. 1[f@r. :! >3 =
The following hills were audited
End upon motion allnHyod.