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HuRLERS TRAVEL
|. 4 ROCKY COURSE

M WHN B. FOSTER

(Copyr1ght, 1922, By the August
Nav York, Aug. 4. - The road
has been full Of rocks for the
pitchers both OF the American
league and the National league this
year. For that matter the same
thing applies to the minor organ
izations. Any one Of the twirlers
In the big circuits, whether q six
footer or I'VE foot six inch. will
have a hard struggle to win 30
games in 1922. 1t looks az il some
Of them don's care much. They
are not wilfully Needless but they
are not begging for chances to
pitch.
Here it is early in August and
the maximum Of victories tn either
major league for pitcher is is.
Rixey has won that number OF
games in the National league and
Bush is the high mark man with
I16 in the American league. Rixey
has lost nine. Bush has lost four,
Rixey's performance is creditable
and that Of Bush very good.
Cooper, Nehf and Ruether each
i, have won Is in the National. and
Shocker and Faber are credited
with the same number in the Amer.
lean. Ruether has lost seven and
Cooper nine. The defeats have
piled up on Ruether since Brook
lyn went west fod. the last trip and
his record was dimmed by travel
He may lead the National this yea1
but he will have opposition. Al
one time he had clear sailing
Shocker has lost IL and Taber IL
All last season Shocker was, the
sturdy lad who put the jinx on the
Yanks but this year they got after
him and knocked his record to the
four winds by defeating him foul
in a dow.
Ryan Of the Giants has won four
Uhle Of Cleveland, Rommel Of thu
Athletics and Covelskie of Cleve
land are winners of four each, al
though at one time it did not ap
pear as if Covelski would win four
He couldn't get started. The 16s
15s and las make up the elite o.
the majors this year and there's
only about seven weeks for then
to scramble for further honors
None of them is likely to pitcl
much more than eight games il
that time.
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Experience is a wonderful asset
in any branch Of sport and SO is
youth but there are points in every
athletic career where those assets
balance or counterbalance each
other. These facts have been strik-
ingly exemplified in the invitation
tennis tournament at Seabright
this week. In that wonderfully rep
resentative field of racquet WELD
ers, experience against which
years have not begun to tell,
brought Bill Johnston and R. Nor
ris Williams through to the finals.
Youth and ability alone was not
sufficient to carry the youngsters,
Robert Kinsey and Francis T. Hun
ter, beyond the semi-finals.
Similarly among the feminine
contingent Miss Helen Wills, the
California school girl. was unable
to cope with the greater general
ship and experience Of Miss Leslie
Bancroft, who won the right to
meet Mrs. Molla Mallory in the
finals. On the other hand, however.
Mrs. May Sutton Bundy with ali
the court geleralship and every
stroke that years Of play can give
plus a wonderful tournament tenn
permanent found the stamina and
endurance Of Z younger opponent a
handicap she could not overcome.
II began to look surely q II
America has everything in III favor
when the officials take their places
upon the high stools for the Davis
Cup contests. Il IL possible. Ct
course that With added time "a.
training the foreign visitors NAV
get into form that win make their
chances much better, but they have
had . most Encouraging start
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Chicago. Aua 4.-(By the Assoc
ciated Preo8. Two home runs by
substitute First BasEman Jacob
son, and one By BAckstop Col
lins, accounted for eight Of the
Browns nine runs against Phfla-
'delphiA and enabled the st. Louis
ans to maintain their hold on first
place in the American league race.
The Giants. with Nehf in rare
form. shut out the Cubs, 5 to ., and
kept the Cardinals, who defeated
Philadelphia, Z to /, out of the first
notch Id the National league.
Speaker Indians pounded Mays
and Hoyt hard, but were checked
by Bob Shawkey and the Yankees
In 10 innings. won, 10 to 9. Cobh's
Tigers still on a batting rampage,
took two games from the Red Sox
Z to 0.and to 4. and strengthened
their third place hold over the
White Sox, who dropped a 2 to
encounter to the Washington club
Pillette allowed the Red Sox but
two hits in the first game at De.
troit.
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SYRACUSE AND
PENN CRIDDERS
TO BEGIN EARLY
Thssd of Pigskin Will
Be Heard Labor
Day.
BY WALTER CAHP.

copyright, 1922, by The Argus.)
The University Of Pennsylvania
md Syracuse university football
squads will be out kicking and
passing the ball on the gridiron
the first week after Labor day.
But a. yet no announcement has
como from the presidents Of Yale,
Harvard and Princeton working
with subcommittee Of alumni a.
to the new program for the train
ing Of this years teams. 1t has
besn felt in some quarters that one
way in which football could be
made to take . seat further back
during the FIRST college semester
would be to pay no attention to II
until college opened. Many alumni
believe. however. that it never hurt
most college players to get into
training along in August. It hal
been said that most Of the boys are
better occupied when training thar
they would be in certain of sum
mer pursuits. Late hours nevel
were held in very high esteem fol-
. growing boy.
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BENNYLISTENS
ONLYTOUNGLE
OF THE SILVER
Lightweight Chan, p
Is Not Bothered
About Ever.
BY FAIR PLAY.

copyright, 1872, by The Argus.)
New York, Aug. 4.-Benny Leon
ard and Ever Hammer wound up
today their training preparations
for their bout in Floyd Fitzsim-
mons Michigan City arena Satur-
day. In Benny's case the windup in
volved no lengthy amount of arbi-
tration for his work since his ar
rival on. the Indiana sand dunes
has been little more vigorous than
Walter Camps daily dozen. He has
been favoring the cut over his eye
sustained in the Lew Tender bout
and has done no boxing. The cut,
however, has healed nicely and
there are those, especially among
the boxing promoters, who main
tain that Benny is far more likely
to sustain eye strain from looking
for the big end OF the receipts
rather than from the flying gloves
Of his opponent.
In this particular instance siren
uous preparatory work was little
needed by the champion. He trained
faithfully for the Tender bout and
only enough time has elapsed since
the Jersey City battle to enable him
to regain the pounds which should
put him at his strongest
The assertions Of the ease with
which he would dispose Of his o.
ponent which Leonard issued be-
fore the Tender bout have been
consciously absent in regard to the
Hammer battle. This is fair indi-
cation that Benny thinks the mos,
strenuous part of the performance
will consist Of showing Mr.. Fitz-
simmons certified check under the
teller's window Of the bank.
Gene Tunney, who for a time
held the light heavyweight titls
Of the United States, has started
again ON the ring around q rosy
which probably will bring him q
return engagement with Harry
Greb. He opens his campaign
against Sergeant Ray Thompson al
Long Branch. Then he will hooh
up with Charley Weinert, who also
is slated to battle Greb, and final.
~ takes on Tommy Louyhran o.
Philadelphia, who gave Greb ,
thoughtful fey minutes not lons
ago.
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leonard NOT
TANNG EVER
TOO LIGHTLY
At Same Tine Is Centenp,atil.
Match With Pinky Mitchell
Aug. -.

Michigan City, Ind, Aug. A.
Benny Leonard, lightweight pugil-
istic champion, plans to sail Tor
England about Sept. Is. for an in
definite stay. He will meet Ever
Hammer Of Chicago, in . 10 round
bout here tomorrow afternoon.
Leonard. has been offered $50, 900
for 4 20-round bout with Ernie
Rice, British title-holder, and also
IL negotiating TO n contest with !
German lightweight In Berlin. Be.
for sailing, Benny may engage
Pinkie Mitchell, brother Of Richie.
In . 10-round contest in Milwaukee.
on Aug. Is.
"Since my determination to box
Is often as possible, l think have
done very WE'LL" Leonard said to-
day. Il met three good men-Brit-
ton, Kansas and Tendler-all with.
in month. have another touch
match on my hands tomorrow when
l tackle Hammer.
Il know he is tough because he
gave me one Of the hardest matches
of my career"
With the exception OF the cut over
hi srfght eye, the champions hand
lers say he is in splendid condition
for Hammer. The wound is heal
ing nicely.
Hammer is q dangerous left-hand
puncher and always aggressive. He
floored Richie Mitchell and Charlie
White with left hooks and each
knocked Leonard down in contests
with the champion.
Neither Leonard nor Hammer
planned to do any serious training
today. Hammer says he plans to
carry the fight to Leonard from the
first bell
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The Pirates, with Glazner hurl-
ing we'll, defeated the Braves, 5 to
l. It was the Pittsburghers' nftA
straight victory. Barleigh Grimes
allowed the Reds but four hits and
Brooklyn defeated the Cincinnati
ians, 4 to 0.
iris Speaker kept his team in
the running against the Yankees,
with his homo run. his eighth OF
the season. The extra frame serv-
ed the Yankees well, Affording them
a run and the game. The contest
was of the Alphonse-G CASTOR type.
The Indians led on two different oc-
casions.
Four home runs were pushed
over the pan by the. St. Louis
Browns and the Athletics. Tillie
Walker checked in his 25th drive.
while Jacobson Of the Browns reg
istered a brace. Pat. Collins,
Browns backstop, furnished the
other drive. Williams came
through with a pair OF doubles.
Two men were on the paths when
Jacobson hit his first homer.
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WALTER N. and
JACKSON LEAD
Especial to The Argus.l


Kewanee, ILL.,. Aug. 4.-Walter
NJ, owned by C. S. Jackson, Chi
cago. and Blanche Mckinney,
owned by James Bishop, Chicago,
won the 2:25 pace and the 2:15
pace in the second day of the Illi-
nois Valley races yesterday. Slow
Tramp, roam gelding, owned by DR..
J. H. Oliver, Kewanee: Gladys
Marie, owned by ]. Woodward,
Geneseo; Daisy Grundy, owned by
]. B. Mckee, Sheffield: Holly Rod
Victory, owned by Percy Chick,
Sterling, placed. Summaries:
2:2s Pace, Purse 800.
Walter NJ, 6. Keith .....1 l
Slow Tramp, IN. &. tRaAh) q 2 3
Hollyrod Victory, b. &.
Chick. ................. 3 Z
Monty S.. Bill Taft, Sydney Bel
mont and Billy Mac started. Time
-2:16A. 2:19A, z:1Sh.
s:1s Pace, Purse 500.
Blanche Mckinney, b. m.
(Amundsen) >............12
Gladys Marie, blk. m.
(Tucker) ...............2 Is
Daisy Grundy. b. m. (Haw-
KlnSl .S 5 Z
Tom Cross and Earl B. started
Time = 2:l4A, 2:14A, 2:14h
2:1sk.
2:l6 Trot Purse 800.
Canada Jack, b. &. (Haw-
| kins) ...................1 ~
Bud Emerson. b. 6. (Emer-
| CoAj -
Elizabeth D.. b. m. CAIN. 3 5 3 !:
Prince Axoff drawn. Time -
S:i7h. Eth. 3:1sk. 3:1sx.
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Two Games at Port Byron,

Port Byron, Aug. "A double.
header is scheduled for Saturday
at Schafer's park. The preliminary
game will be played at 1880 O'Clock
between the Congregational Sky.
rockets and the Hillsdale Method.
list Livewires. The South Moline
Athletes and the Port Byron Boost
ers will meet at 2::30 o'clock.
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Kawanee, ILL.,, Aug. 4. -
Illinois Valley league baseball at
Tiskilwa yesterday: Tiskilwa, s.;
Wyoming, 4. Smith and Sisler for
Tiskilwa; Suffer and Stevens for
Wyoming.
Bradford 10: Tiskilwa, 4. Hur-
ley, formerly Philadelphia Ameri-
cans, and McIntee for Bradford !;
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Galva Holds Lead.

Kewanee, ILL.,, Aug. 4.-Galva re-
tains the lead in the Illinois Valley
league following the mid-week
double header at Tiskilwa in which
Bradford won from Tiskilwa. In
terest in the league race is increas-
ing and some keen going is antici-
pated in the next few games. The
standing to date:
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Shake Tn Silyis Team.

Manager Sam Lee and Captain
George Griffin Of the Independent
baseball team. Silvis, have given
the team shaking up. Two play
ers, X. Covault and Tom Mc0ee,
left and right field, have been let
out. Following is the lineup for
Sunday:
John Leroy, IF; Leonard Covault,
II; Hanaman, CT; Griffin, C; NJ De-
Porter. p; Vane Blackman, Id;
Henry Schubert, 2b; John Thomer.
3b; CAMEL DePorter, ss.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-04

game here on next Sunday between
and Galva I. V. teams
will no doubt draw the largest at
tendance go far this seson in this
association. Word has been re-
ceived from Princeville that the
fans association team in that city
lis planning to send a delegation of
200 fans.
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MEYERS BEATS MILLER

Los Angeles, Calif-Johnny Mey-
ers, Chicago, defeated Walter Mil
Ter, Los Angeles, in their match to
determine which had the better
claim to the middleweight cham
pionship.
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Golf Clubs, Bags, Balls.
Beardsley Specially Co.
PIT Eighteenth Street
GAMES TOMORROW.
Ottumwa at Rock Island.
Waterloo at Dubuque.
Marshalltown at Cedar Rapids.

Ma1shAiito"h at Oeodr hAPauSs
Do you remember way back
when the Islanders won q ball
game? If memory serves us
right, such a thing happened on
Monday, July "a. Since then
the Islanders have fallen 10
times in . row.
Well, the boys are back on the
home lot this afternoon for a stay
Of nine days. On three or four aft
ernoons Mike Donlin, major league
scout, will be in the stands. Mike
took in the ball game at Moline
yesterday. He was non-committaI
as to his opinion of Bill Cole, which
was to be expected.
A double header with Of
tumwa was ON the cards for
this afternoon and It Is under.
stood that twin contests with
the Cards will be played Sun.
day states that . twirler Is be.
p0ned games from the list.
That will make five games in
three days with the visitors.
Marshalltown and Cedar Rapid.
open an important series at Cedar
Rapids this afternoon. With q virtua
tie existing between the two clubs
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1UFC6 UHSc UiC CIdUSeU. IWO
base hit-Tomer. Stolen bases
Lebanon. Mckinney. Matingly,
Kane, Toner (t2), F. Kruger (2).
Double play Selhost to White.
Struck out-By Schultz, 4; by john
son, 3. Bases on balls-Off Schultz,
3; OF Johnson. 3. Hit by pitched
ball-F. Kruger. Passed balls
Ohlweiler. 2; Matingly. l. Umpire
I-Bartel.
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AROUND III: ''RCUIT
4 \ JAMES L. HUGHES L

for the leadership of the league,
the games promise to be among the
most bitterly contested of the sea-
son. Decisive work either way will
have strong bearing on the deter
mination OF the champions Of the
second half of the schedule.
Waterloo will attempt to
continue in its winning ways
by taking Dubuque in the ser.
les scheduled to start today, in
the northern city.
The season has but a month to
go. Unless Marshalltown sue
ceeds in winning the rag for the
second half of the season, the noise
will end Labor day, Sept. 1.
Seattle has advised the Rock
Island Fans association that
It will not need Pitcher Charlie
FriedL A wire received yester-
day states that twirler Is being
ing obtained from the Chicago
White SOx, to help the club
through the remainder Of the
season.
Manager Jim Councilman showed
an abundance of pepper and nerve
when he undertook to pitch the
team out of its slump yesterday
| Allowing only seven hits and strik.
ing out five batters is a stunt that
! any Of the Islander staff could wei
| be proud of.
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Ryberg, Sisler and Jack for lis
kilwa.
CISCO Tournament.

Atkinson, ILL.,, Aug. "A base
ball tournament will be held at the
CISCO ball park Friday, Saturday
and Sunday, Aug. IL, IL and Is.
The fastest teams in Henry county
will battle for honors. The sched-
ule:,
Friday-Andover vs.. Geneseo;
Atkinson vs.. CISCO.
Saturday-AtkinsOn VS.. Geneseo:
Andover vs.. CISCO.
Sunday-Andover vs.. Atkinson;
GeneSeo VS.. CISCO.
Carl Anderson will umpire. The
first game will be called st 1:30
O'Clock.
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Coal Valley at Matheryille.

Coal Valley, Aug. 4.-The Coal
Valley baseball nine will journey
to Mathervilie Sunday to play the
fast Matherville nine.
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STEELE WINS CYCLE CLINE.

Rochester, N. Y.-Orrie Steele Of
Patterson, N. j., won all three
events in spectacular national
motorcycle hill climb at Egypt
N. Y.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Mississippi Valley.

MIDSlBsJpW HuAAcys
MArshalltown, 81; Dubuque, so.
Cedar Rapids, 8; Ottumwa, 0.
Waterloo, 9: Rock Island. Z.
Three-Eye League.
Peoria, s; Terre Haute, 5.
Decatur. 8; Moline, 5.
Rockford, Z; Danville, 3.
Evansville, Z; Bloomington, 5.
National League.
New York, 5; Chicago. 0.
Pittsburgh, 5: Boston, l. z
Brooklyn, 4: Cincinnati, o.
st. Louis, I: Philadelphia, 1.
American League.
Washington, 2; Chicago, 0.
New York, 10; lsveland. 9 no in
nings).
st. Louis, 8; Philadelphia, 5.
Detroit, TT; Boston. o..
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View diamond Tuesday and yester-
day, 26 to 3, At Augustana campus.
The E. P. RS are looking for
games with teams averaging not
over II years.
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Boosters ut ProphetstoWn.

Rock Island Boosters will meet
Prophetstown Sunday on the lat.
ter's demand. The Boosters are
confident of giving the Prophets.
town team q hard battle. Lamp
and Graham are available for
mound duty. Sisco or Ohlweiler
will work behind the bat. The
Boosters are anxious to get in
touch with Sterling and the Dav.
export X. of C.'s.
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AOSdlS s.....Hd 1H -
Cedar Rapids 0 0 90 0 0 80 -3
Ottumwa 20 0 20 0 0 o 0 90
Two-base hit, Ford. Sacrifice hits,
Schuster, Valentine. Double plays.
Walsh to Speas. Walsh to Michaels
to Speas, Kiel to Corcoran to
Croake, Mann to McAllister. Struck
out, by Valentine, 3: by Kiel, 2.
Bases O nballs, off Valentine. 2; off
Kel, /. Umpire, Walton.
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Milan mt Edgingt0n.

Milan Mt Edgington.
The Milan Independents will play
Edgington at Edgington, Sunday.
A baseball tournament will be held
at Milan, Aug. 26 and q.
E. p. RS Win Two.
The E. P. R. team defeated tine
McClain Tigers, 10 to IL, at Long
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With the Semi-ProS

Horst & Strie;er, 81 NJ. W. A, l.
Horst & Strieter defeated the M.
w. A. At Augustana campus last
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8 An.Ae-1sD-au The eims-1ns
Asss
, 1922-02-02

Presented. Allowed.
s Park. Salary County Treasurer for November ------$166.67 $l6667
$ Park. Salary t0unty Treasurer for December ---- 1866 1865
Laura { Heath Salary Deputy Treasure or December 1890 1880
Malinda NJ. Karst. Salary for November ------- 1866 1866
Malinda NJ. Karst. Salary fol December n expense - 1S49S 1S49S
b, Waugh, Salary Deputy County Clerk ----------- 1850 1880
Anna Miller. Salary Assistant County Clerk --------- 10000 10000
Stella JungQuii. Salary x Expense clerk of Court 1900 1860 $500
Josephine EaierS. Salary Deputy Clerk Of Court ----- 1880 1900
w. p Mills. Salary 4 Expense Deputy Sheriff ------- l534O 1890
Will F. Daley Salary & EXP cneC County Assessor $500 27235 2723J
Vera V. Daley. Salary Deputy County Assessor ----- 1880 1850
|. A. Smiley Salary Assisting County Assessor ----- g. 50 $3.50
A. r. McNicken, Salary & Expense County Attorney - 1854 1864
Helen A. Irving. Salary & Expens" County Superintend-
ent Of school and Expense OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 12431 l2431
Louise irving Salary Deputy School Supernenden 49, 1900 1900
A. A. Sanders. Expense County Sheriff ------------ $3.50 $3.50
\. A. Sanders, Board of Prisoners -------------- 2611O Polio
A. A. Sanders. Salary L. Expense County Sheriff ---- 2S496 2S4?6
r. II. Kelley. Salary Tailor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $500 $500
p. P Murphy. Salary & Expense Justice of Peace $500 G166 6l66
Jno. c. Friend. Salary & Expense Justice of Pcace .--- 1900 1900
Rawlins Board Of Trade. Exp ne County Hospital - 1852 47692
\. J Roster Expense LGgai Services District Court - 3750O' 1880
David West. Expense and Salary County Commissioner $500 $500
David West. Expense Meeting Of commissioners and
Road & Bridge EXPENSE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1850 1850
Andy Nelson, Salary. Expense n Meeting with County
commissioners 1880 1890
VIM. A. Mckay, Salary. Expense and Meeting with
County Commissioners observation-disclosures 1915 12s75
VIM. A. Mckay. Salary last Quarter --------------- 5000 5000
A. W. Hopkins. Services Road Bridge ----------- 500 500
Wyoming Garage, Delivery of Election boxes ------ 1900 1900
Neske & Bogren. Expense Road a. Bridge ------- 4245 ats
Neske & Bogren. Expense Road & Bridge --------- $50 $50
Harrison West. Expense Road & Bridge ---------- 1900 1900
Hoard adjourned 70 meet AT 2 O'CLOCK p: NJ.
, 1922-02-02

First National Bank Depository Bonds, RawHns, Wyo. --------$ 5000 90
Tfrn Natior ! Rank DapOsi ov > orns. rawnns. Y .
First National Bank Depository Bonds, Rawnns, Wye. ------- &c, 900 90
stock Growers National Bank Depository Bonds, Rawlns, Wyo-s 25 900 90
Stock Growers National Bank Depository Bonds. Rawlns, Wyo-$15OOOO 90
stock Growers National Bank Depository Bonds. Rawlins, Wyo.-S |, 900 90
First State Bank of Bags, Wyo, Depository Bands ---------$ 800 90
": H. Brooks. Double Assessment. Allowed s2117; No warrant.
Antoni FLOlna, Over Assessment Alowed$ So No warrant.
Ella W: Magee, Erroneous Assessment. Allowed s25. 55. No warrant.
W. e. Menizer. President Elk Mt. l.. & Cattle Co. Erroneous Assess
ment. Allowed $SS17. No warrant.
Utah Oil * Refining Company. Erroneous Assessment. Allowed $3.50
No warrant.
There being no Further business coming before h Board If County
commissioners. il was duly moved and seconded that the Board adjourn
red
Attest: MALLNDA NJ. KARST,
Clerk.
WM. A. MCKAY.
Chairman oft the Board of County Commissioners
and or III said County anl State aforesaid do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing is a full. true and correct of the PROCEEDINGS of
the Board OF County Commissioners of Carbon County, Wyoming. at their
regular meeting held January Ord. 1922. as the same are and appears of
record at Page l in book No of Commissioners Record of Carbon County.
Wyoming.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, l have hereunto subscribed IN hand and
'ffixed the official sal of Carbon County at IN v office in the Cit o Raw
Inns. Wyoming, this Bird day of January, A. d. 1922.
MALINDA NJ. KARsT
Clerk.