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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
$4,000 MILES :
MADE BY TIRE
Never Came Off Wheel Of
His Marmon, Man Says

Twensy-six thousand miics on .
tir~ that never came off tho wheel.
That Ia the record which J. L
nrandcnburg Of New York city says
he established with his Marmon ~
He adds that ne had another tire.
carried AZ a spare. and Il Ia ssffi In
good condition
Two others who claim 20 have
made tires do extraordinary service
arc Earl Tiffany Of Astoria. Long
island. and John 4. Pliixbury Of the
Plilsbury Flour Mills company.
Tiffany says he has made 10000
miles on the original ures. travelling
between Alaska and New York.
Piiisbury declares that one Of the
tires he put on In February. 1918. In
siiii In use and the others didn't BE-
gin to break down until $4,000 miles
had been covered
Both Tiffany and Pillsbury also
have Marmon cars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

Four new Buick models Of the
four.cylindcr type. just now placed
on the market, have attracted the
attention OF the motoring public. ac-
cording to Eldridge- Buick Co.. agents
In Seattle for the cars.
The new models include . roadster
and fivc.passenger touring car. 4
three. passenger coupe and . five
passenger sedan.
Explaining the models. tho com
pany states;
I'm motor construction Buick has
adhered TO the valve-in-hcad princi.
pie with which It's name has been
so prominently connected for 20
years.
-The cylinder bore Ia three and
thrce-cights inches with stroke Of
four and threefourths inches. The
motor develops between 3b and 10
brake horse power
Features Of motor construction
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

are the large three bearing crank.
shaft and i2.lnch long connecting
rods. extra long rods being provided
to reduce vibration TO a minimum
A circulating splash oiling system
gives automatic fabrication turnout
Another important feature. which
In standard equipment on all Buick
cars. II the automatic carburetor
heat control thru which ideal vapor-
izing conditions arc obtained.
Tho transmission is of seiective
sliding gear type, three speeds for.
ward and one reveuc. The univer-
sal joint Is of standard Buick con-
struction, being virtually an inte-
gral part Of the transmission and au.
tomatically fabricated from the
transmission.
THE chassis II fabricated with
tho high pressure Alemitc system.
Dclco starting and lighting system
Is standard equipment"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

NIAGARA FALLS. ~ T.
Aug. G.--scott's modern cara
van. consisting Of 70 families
who are going 10 Buhi. Ida
from Brooklyn 10 srttie on an
irrigated plot Of 5000 acres, was
her~ yesterday.
Tho SETTLERS Ieh here early
today for the West. The cara
van In behind iis schedula
seven days being used 10 crcss
New York. Duhi II expocted 10
be reached Sept. 1.
ES ROUTE. New York to Idaho.
Aug. 9. - Thirteen year-old Muriei
Scott has a Job any Md would envy.
She's the bugier Of the motor car.
avan that IL carrying ~ Brooklyn
families TO homosteads In Idaho.
Marl.l dresscd in khaki and q
cowgirl hat. blows up" the Argo-
nauts In the morning and sounds
'tapss At night as the modsrnized
forty miners" progress on their slx,
weeks trip 20 Idaho.
Camping along the road each
night. tho caravan In a huge froiic
Ia tho eyes of the II children be-
tween seven and 10. Half q DOZEN
Others under Ex. including the
youngest pioneer, sir monthsoid
Mary Cecilia waiAh--cnn't quite un.
derstand what it's all about except
that rs q lot more fun than living
In Brooklyn.
Bugler Muriei IL the daughter Of
william A. Scott. commandsrin-
chief OF the caravan. She sits be-
side him on the front seat Of his
auto. which leads the procession Of
cars Each car has q trailer that
carries more comforts than al the
early day prairie schooneru" put to
Eether.
Scott. who II tan ana very thin
and bald. headed. In the man who
conceived the idea Of collecting an
the Dissatisfied city folk he could
find and plotting them 10 now homes
on tract Of irTiwnted government,
land--<o acres per famiiy-neaS
Bull. Idaho.
Strapped 10 the sids Of scctsas ear
In q winchester rife presented to
him just before the caravan lefs
Brooklyn. The rifie In silver mount.
81 and In o dupiicais Of tho one car
ried By the late William r. Cody
buffalo BID.
"were getting back 10 the hnd. :
explained Scott AN Of un, esper
ciaIiy the children. win BE- healthier
and happier out In the open I'm
through with city iife."
Not everybody. however. lefs the
city without n pang. Mrs. Arthur
vermirc. mother OF four children.
turned around and took one last
look a. Brooklyn. But. unlike Lots
wife, she wasn't turned 70 salt
only 20 salty tears.
II loved Brooklyn win an NJ
racket." she said. IL hope IN love
Idaho az we'll"
Far more enthusiasts wHs Peter
A. Vanderbilt. who presented his
butcher shop 20 his son. and started
out to grow alfalfa with ''ail bridges
burned behind him
The company win form . colony
with homes clustered together 10
provide social evenings when each
days work out on the farms II done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

More than half tho trucks pro
duced las, year were Of tho oue-ton
sixe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
You Gotta Divorce
Lady Nicotine Here

II you happen TO be in the cyclone
swept area Of the Olympic PENN
sula up 70 Sept Is this summer.
throw away your cigar. pipe or
elgarut. for III. mo Smoking" sign
has been hung UP by the federal
forestry department. Exception 20
the smoking rule II made Of i'm.
proved camping ground. designated
by the supervisor OF the Olympic
National Forest. and improved
places Of human habltation-
The area covered by tho no smok.
ing order amounts 20 some s.tto.ooo
acres, and includes all Of tho oiym.
pic national forest west Of line
extending from the cart end Of Lake
Crescent. southwark a distance OF
approximately fortyfive miles TO
the east end OF Lake oulnauli
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

At the eioss Of the rst big hav. a.
most votes TO credit the
car win ~ - a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06

SOLE AGENCY IS
GIVEN TO firm
Wash. Machinery and Sup
ply Co. Sells Pistons

The Washington Machinery a
supply Co. with brunch office at
7osh Il. PIKE at. under the man
agcment OF Ralph H. Wheaton. has
obtained exclusive agency for the
Kant Skore piston and u. & ham
mered rings. according to recent
announcement
In pointing out the good qualities
Of the pistons and rings tho firm
states In It's announcement that the
weight OF the former In about one
half OF what Il would be II made Of
cast iron.
-rhey can be fitted within one
cne-thousandth Of an inch without
danger OF scoring or scixing and
will not pump OIL" u states.
Tho rings arc hammered on the
inside 20 stretch the metal 40 That
the tendency will b. 20 spring out.
ward whether bot or cold
Gasoline PRODUCTION In the United
States Ia 1890 exceeded consumption
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-06
500 Cash Prizes
WILL BE AWARDED AS FOLLOWS:

at ne close Of the monthly contest July
credit VIII in
have the second most votes win il
cash. ana SO on un the 10000 In cash
First OF an clip the
care The Seattle star which win give
read all OF advertisements
something you need Then go to friends
all
sand votes to your credit and be the
This Is an opportunity
mail the coupon today and get floor
Arizona republican., 1921-03-11
Auction Sale
UESDAY, MARCH IS, 1921

TUESDAY, MARCH Is. 1921
 AT 1880 P. M. ONE MILE WEST AND ONE MILE SOUTH OF THE CAPITOL, OR ONE HALF MILE SOUTH OF THE MUIR PHY SCHOOL ON THE HURLEY RANCH I will sell at public sale the follow ing cattle.
 17 well marked Holstein cows, fresh and coming fresh.
 I yearling heifer. good calves.
 TERMS OF SALE All sums of s100 and under cash; 4 over that amount credit of six ~-nonths will be given on approved note or three per cent off for cash.
 F. T. HURLEY. OWNER C. O. McMuRTRY, AUCTIONEER. s
 L. c. Galland. Clerk. bl
Arizona republican., 1921-03-11
Public Auction
.- $. 5TH AVE, SATURDAY, MARCH
 1p-1-3O D M

q $. 5TH AVE, SATURDAY, MARCH
 12-1:30 P. M
 dining tables, dressers, library table, s-piece parlor set. extra nice beds. cots. sanitary couches, pads; gas plates. dining chairs, rockers, leather seat. ice boxes and refrigerators- plenty of them A Brunswick mahog- anv Victrola and 65 records; cedar chest: a good Jersey COW. Come and get them before they get scarce. Rugs of all kinds la rag rugs and some fine rugs. -.sxe and 9x12 rugs. Oil cook stoves and carpenter tools, and some dishes. yon come. You can get anything you want. Phone-zus- We will. buy and nav cash or will sell on commission. Phone 4s19.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-11
80 Acres. Planted

Located close to Glendale, choice corner, Groom good house, barn, ele- vated tank, fenced Paige wire; also cross fenced 50 acres in alfalfa, of fered months ago $500 per acre, will take $2S2.50, only s5250 cash; can have your own terms on balance.
 LIVE WIRE REALTY co. Phone 1858. 142 w. Adams
Arizona republican., 1921-03-11
We'll Furnished

Three room and large screen and piece toilet and bath, well furnished. Very cool Cement block house. Built in features. Cement porch, walks; 2 blocks paved street; s3,150, $750 cash, or would take good car as first pay ment for lot
 TEXAS CITY REALTY 33 w Monroe St. Tel. 1756 1t FOUR-ROOM MODERN FRAME HOUSE. GAS, LIGHTS, SCREEN PORCH. OWNER IS BROKE AND SAYS SELL AND GET ME MY EQUITY. WHICH IS $1165. YOU ASSUME $1335, PAYABLE $35 PER MONTH, MAKING PRICE OF HOME s2500. IF YOU ARE IN THE MAR KET FOR A SMALL HOME YOU WILL BUY THIS. IT IS RENTED NOW FOR $40 PER MONTH.
 FRANK w. SHEDD co. PHONE 1886. 104 N. 1ST. AVE.
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Arizona republican., 1921-03-11
Buy Now


 Do you realize that you have a bet ter opportunity to buy real estate now to much better advantage, than you will have again in the next five or ten years? If you do not realize this fact you surely will find it out later. The man Or woman who thinks that thIs country has gone to the dogs" has an other think coming. Prosperity will swing completely back in this locality more rapidly than in any other part of this great country, or the world for that matter. Listen! Buy real estate now, not next year. This is bargain year in real estate.
 We offer today 52 acres one mile from city limits. excellent soil, choice land for gardening. at S210 per acre. This land is worth twice that price. About $500 cash, balance $1900 per year at low interest rate.
 Our best friends are these who have had business dealings with us.'
Arizona republican., 1921-03-11
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
10 Acres

Located on corner. close in, north east. and on road to be paved It is old alfalfa land. mellow and sandy free rom alkali; has 4-room frame house. good well and pump; $4500 is line price and only $500 cash; balance io suit.
 P. NJ. ATWOOD co. ,a0 w. Jefferson St. Phone 4119 IL SNAPS OF YOUR LIFE-2 ACRES, NORTH. ON CAR LINE. WITH g. EooMED HOUSE ON IT; ALL FOR cORNER LOT. ON CAR LINE. MYTH HOUSE ON IT; ALL FOR slsoO: S200 CASH; EASY TERMS.
 PALMER
 10 N. 2D AVE. bd
 PARADISE VERDE LAND
 Fortv-seven acres under Paradise verde project for sale cheap. Deeded 1sra C. F. Gerard, 421 Fleming Bldg. Phone 35Sl. Ii FOR SALE CHEAP-20 acres, six -,,n house. Glendale avenue; easy ..-,ns R. M Tuckey 301 Heard Bldg. sn,one SeSS. Residence S99L bI
Arizona republican., 1921-03-11
FOR SALE-HOUSES OAKLAND

TWO BLOCKS NORTH STATE CAPITOL-LOTS 6ox145 TO AN ALLEY = CEMENT WALKS - GAS LIGHT WATER AND SEWERAGE = PRICES s525 FOR INSIDE AND s55O FOR CORNERS = 20 PER CENT CASH AND S2o PER MONTH PAVED STREET ALL THE WAY.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-11

One 3l5 ton G. M C., 1920 Model. with 35s ton trailmobile trailer, both pneumatic equipped. A dandy outfit for S5,0o0.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-11
c. A. Dagley Go.
20 Acres
Cash Buyer

We have a cash buyer for 10 to 20 acres, well located fair improvements and good soil free of Johnson grass and alkali. Must be priced right.
 DONART &- ARNOLD,
 A. East Adams b
Arizona republican., 1921-03-11
AUCTION
 SATURDAY, MARCH First Avenue and Jefferson Street

Yard is full of furniture. Half dozen dressers. plenty of beds and chairs. rockers kitchen cabinets, sanitary cots, W cots. single cots. two and three bur ncr oil stoves. two wood ranges, A res saurant stools. hot cake plate side oven gas range, gas plates, two 100-lb. refrigerators. smaller ones, dressers, tables. dining tables, mattresses. pil- lows and many other articles too nu- merous to mention. This is a rousing big sale
 Everyone come Sewing machines, square piano. saddle, harness, tents. wagon covers. one light spring wagon, chickens. horses and some cows. List Nour goods early. Phone 3093. JEFFERSON ST. AUCTION HOUSE
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Arizona republican., 1921-03-11
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE $50 Down and
 S20 Per Month Buys 1A acre chicken ranch. S1OO Down And S35 Per Month
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

Buys a 21a acre chicken ranch on paved highway, close to good school and close in: no better land in the valley. See A. l.. West, owner. home phone 2s41, or room 105 Monihon bldg. phone 1910. tf
Arizona republican., 1921-03-11
I and 2 Acre. Ranches

One acre, 4-room house, $500, on car line; small payment down.
 Two acres, 5-room house. s1s5o, on ear line; $500 cash.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-11
MIR. WORKINGMAN

GET YOU a homestead in Casa Grande Valley. Some good ones to take Call at 530 West Washington any time. If
 FINE LOCATION, lot 75x140. paved street, one block from Central Avenue; has garage, sidewalk and water con
 nected; sacrifice. Call 102 E. Willetta. ! ...a hh
Arizona republican., 1921-03-11

21s AND 5 acre tracts for sale, near new Country club These can be bought on easy terms from owner. Box S7V, Republican, It
Arizona republican., 1921-03-11
Chicken Ranch

21s acres with 4-room house, good shade, young orchard. Well, garage. and chicken house. Good COW and 50 chickens. All for $3600 A real bar gain and only $750 cash.
 RAY SMITH
 WITH STEWART REALTY co. IT West Adams. Phone 1897
 hh
Arizona republican., 1921-03-11
S2750

4-room frame, modern, good loca- tion; small payment down, bal. like rent Phone 3316. See Roland, 3S1 W
 Washington. bd
Arizona republican., 1921-03-11

AN IMMENSE stock of used furni- ture, ranges and stoves; ali renovated and 90 per cent below retail prices. Ford Stores. tR
Arizona republican., 1921-03-11
AI-CTIONEER

TAYLOR, the Auctioneer, is in town. He knows values. Call him for furni- tnre or farm sales. He gets the money. He gives satisfaction. You all know me. Phone 16J2, and let us talk 1t ..,-,,,- 4-d
Arizona republican., 1921-03-11
Ashland Place

FACING NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE AND THE INDIAN SCHOOL CAR LINE = HALF MILE NORTH OF MCDOWELL PRICES ss5o TO ssoo-2o CENT CASH AND s2o PER MONTH. CEMENT WALKS GAs-LIGHT-w WATER AND SHADE SEWERS TO BE IN SOON.
 GREENE & GRIFFIN
 TEL. 1894. 1a4 N. FIRST AVE.
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Arizona republican., 1921-03-11
FOR SALE

ORANGE, grapefruit, lemon, olive and all kinds of fruit trees. Just re- ceived fresh shipment of Rose bushes, vines and umbrella trees. Riverside Nursery. Phone 43J2. If
Arizona republican., 1921-03-11

Ten acres, best land in valley, no improvements; only s500O. These are good bargains. Phone 3316. See Bo- land, 331 w Wash bd
Arizona republican., 1921-03-11
FOR S1TE-AUT OMJBlLES q

I HAVE $30O0 in honest to goodness cash to buy second hand automobiles with See Palmer. New Apache Gar age 235 w. Adams. bd
Arizona republican., 1921-03-11
Franklin, S295 Cash

Can you beat it? Has four brand new nonskid tires and electric starter; 5-pass. looks good and runs O. K. S14 No. Central Ave. Phone 1885
 bd
Arizona republican., 1921-03-11

A BUICK 4-cylinder car, good tires. fine condition, thousands of miles left gin it; S125. 1017 x. 1st St. bC
Arizona republican., 1921-03-11

Two 2-ton Nash Quads, with g. ton utility trailers, and many ex- tras. Complete outfit. s3,000.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-11

FOR SALE-By owner, new, cozy large rooms; ss75 on terms, SITS for cash. Will move 1t to any place in the valley. G. Stark, Scottsdale. blk
Arizona republican., 1921-03-11
FOR sALE-AuTomoeILEs 41

FORD truck body for sale. Cal 1122 E. Monroe. Fbn
Arizona republican., 1921-03-11

FIvE-ROOM house for sale. s3,0o0; will take good auto or stock as part payment. w. F. Hearne, Phoenix Scottsdale stage. bd
Arizona republican., 1921-03-11
FOR sAtE-m,scELLANEous
For Sale

FOR SALE-Motor cycle Call at
 camp grounds, East Lake Park. bd WANTED TAKEN AWAY-Two
 | loads of fertilizer 1142 F. Garfield. | bh
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1921-06-09

Sns 2W BS seksss p paes s ge H s
June 26-Chas William Stores, stensil outfit Isl
June 27-G H. Strother, serving as officer zoo
July Al F; Meacham serving as officer .4O
July 5-M c. Whitley for staples .25
uy Hdw Drug Go Co. antan
July King Bostck, garbage work 1900
July 7-G. H. Strother serving as police N33
July Mace Bostick draying fol, town so
July 7-R. A. Easterling, telephone calls ZOO
July 11-R. H Gibson postmaster stamps l5O
July 19-Geo H. Strother. serving as police 1000
july 31-Geo Il. Strother, bal on salary 8lM
Aug IN. A Graham, surveying street 500
Aug 2-R. H Gibson postmaster for stamps 100
Aug Aug D. sp Teyosene 9 as es Gcer S
Aug A. @ G. Reynolds, making two trips survey 200
Aug. o G Reynolds, making out tax book 1900
Aug Aug IN %a hSv e e. fo q HARDWARE l 5S
Aug pfss ss'ns'' 22
Aug. Mamie Spivey typewriting letters so
Aug Alex Hogan painting signs ESQ
Aug. Parsons Garage, making drag irons $50
sD Gtf y St4esr ss Ge ep poce soS
Sept Bennett Names Drug Co. stationery g,
Sept 3-Richmond Hdw. Co, for lime 225
Sept 81 H. McRae, street work 1908
Sept King Bostick, garbage work 1900
Sept 12Ltte River es L L Co. for lumber , o l5d2
Sept Nv G. LeGrand serving as poll holder 2oO
Sept 20 Bank Of Elerbe interest on note SIS
Oct. 4 King Bostick, garbage work 1900
Oct See R sGther f salary yd fGF police 6o
sssS Ps5ss sss5 . zS'1 for police 1875
Nov. Richmond Hdw Co. hardware SS5
Nov. Bank Of Elerbe, interest on note 4I56
Nov. l5-A 7: White, Office rent 900
Nov. l5-W. v. Brown, Insurance Co, for bond 1900
Des I'll M %5s dw c si5ef hardware So
Dec 8 H. Rummage, car hire 500
Dec Elerbe Telephone Co for phone rent All
Dec Geo H Strother collecting taxes SO
Dec s. King Boshck garbage work 1900
Dec "a s Y SaPa INSPECTION a4 work go
Dec ~ Bank OF Elerbe, for note 10000
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1920

Jan. king Bostick, garbage work
ian. 81 w. Williams, account In full for police
Feb. q DR.. J. M. Maness, birth reports
Feb. 5Bank of EIlerbe. for note
Feb. 7tM G. Whitley, shop work
Feb 81 King Bostick garbage work
Feb 28 ], H. McRae, street work
March 1-R H Gibson, postmaster, for stamps
March 26--L. A. Ingram, dragging street
April 2 King Bostick, garbage work
April 10 Rockingham Post-D Dispatch, printing
May liking Bostick, garbage work
May Nv. II Jones, retainer's fee for town
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May IA V. Dawkins, serving as rolice 10000
May Is Lacy Ingram street work 1900
May 20 Robert Stanback, street work 225
June LA v. Dawkins serving police 10000
June liking Bostick garbage work 1900
June II I'd Smith Furniture Co, chairs for Office 100
Y B46as siFy nggs e ess I
June l1-Nance Presnell Hdw. Co, nails 80
}uns HI McRaS d street ct work S5tdu.rs 54S
}uy F n Names s Birth and d Death reports ,o225
July u Henry Rush street work 65
July 10 Worth Henderson, refund on bond 500
July July DH% ass SsT d as police o
Aug Richmond Hdw. Co, hardware 240
Aug Paul Bennett, serving as officer Zoo
Aug Mace Bostick etcleaning 1000
Aug 81; r Bennett Telephone Co, phone rent Ass
Aug ga. V. Dawkns, serving as police 5000
Aug H-George Ussery, street work $3.50
Aug i zeI; Crouch, street work .sIs
Aug 14-H. Rush, street work 1l55
Aug 4 Garland Nicholson street work 1l55
Aug 14-Bob Stanback, street work I9l
Aug 2l-M. l. Altman, payroll for street work 1873
Aug q i. Rush, street work " I50
Aug e Oscar Nicholson street work GOO
Aug 8-P Pemberton street work 600
Sept Mace Bostick street cleaning 1920
Sept Richmond Hdw. Co., hardware $50
sept Nance Pesne ff Hd% p Co., so' hardware od 4ss
sept sept s MSatX ssse work. UG[k aS
Sept 5-John Turner, street work 600
SEPT 3O-G F. Huns,icker, serving as police 10000
Oct q Cap Cameron, street work 495
Oct Bob Sanback street work 495
Oct 2-Rchmond Hdw. Co., hardware 345
Oct Pm. L. Altman for stationery bought 500
Oct 6-Mace Bostick street cleaning 1000
Oct IL Mace Bostick, street cleaning 1000
Oct OH w. F. Co., office rent 1900
Oct 27Lle River Lbr Co.. lumber for school seats 23351
Oct 29-Paul Bennett, phone rent mayors Office $40
Dec. Nance. Presnel Hdw. Co.. hardware l62
Dec. Geo. H. Srother serving officer 1888
Dec. l. Mace Bostick, street cleaning 1000
Dec Nv. r. Williams, street work CTS
Dec. II L. Alfred dragging street 1000
Dec s John Lentz, trip to Huntley farm" zoo
Dec DOC Nicholson, street work go
Dec. 24-Lacy Covngton street work $50
Dec N-Walter StanclL street work rs
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1921

an. Geo. H. Srother serving as police 10000
an. 6-Mace Bostck, street cleaning l0.75
ian. l9-Rchmond Hdw Co.. hardware l2.75
Ian. 10 Nance, Presnel Hdw. Co.. hardware 210
Ian. l9-P A. Parsons work on town pump zoo
IAN. l9-Wll Broadway, street work S CPS
Ian. 19-R A. Easterling services in Freeman trial 1885,
ian. l9-John Lenz street dragging 500
Feb. Geo. H Strother, serving as police 10000
Feb 2Mace Bostick, street cleaning 10OO
H Strother, Acct in full, police work 666
Feb blank of Elerbe, for note due Feb 10th 100000
Feb H-Dr. ]. NJ Maness birth and death reports $50
Feb 20. H. McRae, dragging street 350s
Feb 26Elerbe Telephone Co., phone rent mayors office 865
Feb 90. M Maness Drug Co., stationery 30
Mar. 2-Mace BoStick, street cleaning 1000
Mar. 8-R A. Easterling, collecting town taxes 1857
Mar Sc g. Hogan, rent, keeping tools in bldg ESQ
Apr. 1-B NJ Garrett, refund privilege tax 125
Apr 5-Paul Bennett serving as police $500
Apr. 5-R Easerng, collecting town taxes 4S3
Apr. 5-Mace Bostick, street cleaning 1850
Apr. 30 G. Reynolds making out tax book 1900
Apr. 29-Paul Bennett serving as police 2845
Apr. 20 Mace Bostick street cleaning to May LIST 1000
Apr. Or Easerlng, collecting town taxes l158
Balance in Bank of Elerbe to the credit of the
Town OF Ellerbe on May LIST, 1921 36282
Total $sOo535
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Receipts and Disbursements Of the Town Of Ell
lerbe, N. c., from May LIST, 1919,
toMay 1st 1921.
RECEIPTS.
1919
RECEIPTS.
1919

May lst, 1919. Balance brought forward from
D. F. Warmers record 81
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Ellerbe

June 3-Taxes collected and de
posted in Bank of