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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-14

NEW ORLEANS, June 1s.-Cotton prices were somewhat easier Friday morning, but the market had a firm tone, despite the very much improved weather outlook. The steadiness of the market was attributed to small crop ideas induced by recent private reports and expectations of bullfsh weekend figures The weather map showed no rains in the belt, except showers at Asheville and Chattanooga. The off cial forecasts were for generally fair and warmer, except showers in Okla homa and North Carolina. Fall River sales were reported fair at 6O,0A0 pieces for the week, which was considered fair. Liverpool was closed and will be closed Saturday also Additional pri- vate mid-month crop reports have been expected, which may have operated as a sustaining factor.-Levy & Aronson to s. R Stewart
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-14
STANDARD OILS
DoMEsTIc BONDS

further buying orders that may appear. Would not look for much change in the market for the resk of the week. Liverpool futures are due tomorrow: July, 17.17d; October, 15.S4d.-Hubbard Bros, 6 Co,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-14
DRY GOODS

LIVERPOOL COTTON LIVERPOOL, June 13.-Holiday on the cotton exchange today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-14

NEW ORLEANS, June 13.-spot cot ton, steady; 12 points down. Sales on the spot, 251 bales; to arrive, none. Low middIing, 27.60c; middling, 30c; good middling, 31.12c. Receipts, 1881; stock
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-14
HUBBARD BROS. & CO.

Members New York Cotton Exchange, New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New Members Liverpool Cotton Association. Orders solicited for the purchase aRd sale of Cotton and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery. Special consignments of spot cotton for delivery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-14
FoREIeM aoMna

F Comp Azucsrea Sug 7Hs o5X a5H a,1h 10 Russian 61sS etfs .. F ilZ iS~ 'S Sy Solyay < Co 6S .........1OO 9s% 100
 ] Italian Power SMs .. Ssx SSx lSS SSx ,I IF King Netherlands ss. ia79. sSH sSH SSh Total sales of bonds, S792 OOO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-14

BAR SILVER NEW YORK, June 1S.-Bar silver, 66Ac; Mexican dollars, 51%c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-14
NEW YORK. CURB

:, NEW YORK. June, l3.--FolIowing is the official list of transactions on the New York 1surh ET- change, giving ali stocks and bonds traded in:
 INDUaT aTRtAI2
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-14
NEW YORK BONDS
LIMITED STATES suNps

NEW YORK. June 13.-Followins are today's high, low and closing prices of bonds the New York Stock Exchange. and the total sales of each
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-14

NEW YORK, June 1S.-Strength was eonsptcuous in specialties and many of the rails, but the general run of indus trials were somewhat disposed to back and i'll. Offerings have been absorbed generally speaking, tonight are close to top reached on recent recovery. BulIish sentiment seems to prevail with re- spect to many railroad issues. No par ticular developments are disclosed in today's news budget, aside from the republican nominations of yesterday The market continues to exhibit symp- toms as desire to forecast more ia vorable occurrences, and we think the upward tendency will be assumed.- John F. Clark & Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-14
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. June Is.--Folowing afs todays sales, high low and closing prices of stocks listed on the New York Stock Exchange: ll7s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-14
.tock market averages :
STOCK LETTER


 NEW YORK, June 1s.--After a five [ day advance, with the nomination out or the way, prices started off in an IT, regular manner, with leaders like Bald WlH ana American Can inclined to be eou. The rails continued strong under the influence of further reports regard Ing mergers and consultations. Read ang Coal tand the@rights became active 1nd strong. The Rock Islands made Further progress toward higher prices, 0lls acted sluggish, and about noon d decided weakness developed in Atlantic Heftning, resulting in a loss of about ! 4 points. The selling was said 10 be \ Tor an estate. Savage Arms made an- other move upward and is said to be going higher. Northern Pacific, South ern Pacific and Seaboards were also strong. Consolidated Gas and (Westing- house became strong and acAive, tie former on expectations ofSa favorable court decision within a few days, The market held better than was generally expected, closing with a firm tone. To- Beane to Kahn & Virgin.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-14
SPOT COTTON

NEW YORK, June 13.-Spot cotton steady; middling, 30.10c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-14

NEW ORLEANS COTTON eVV NEW YORK, June 13.-FolloWing are today s opening. high, low and closing QuotationS the New Orleans Cotton Exchange;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-14

IotaI SaIes or bonds today were S26 l5s GOO. conn pared with 900 previous day and SIS 3T5 900 year ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-14

United State. bond, are quoted in dollars and thi senonds nf doIlarR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-14
PORT MOVEMENT
INTERIOR MOVEMENT

Receipts-Week. 35, 702; season, 6.655ls3. Exports-Week. 50, ls9; season. 5.3OO,OSs.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-05

- Ossze fogom hivni az igazga-
tosagot es ielentest fogok tenni
fejedelemnek.
- Ahogy 0nnek tetszik. II. vi
szontlatasra.
Ket 6rakor bank igazgat6ia
savanyu, de meg mindig eleg fl
nom mosollyal atadta az 100000
frankot Konig hadnagynak.
- Mi ez? - kerdezte Konig.
Az 100000 frank.
- Es kamatok? On egeszen
megfeledkezik "a kamatokr6l?
- Mifele kamatokr6l9
Mem kepzeli, hogy mi egy
felmilli6t felesztendeig lit hever-
tetiink. -. kamatok nelkiilg Tiz
szazalekos orosz kamat szerint
meg $4,000 frank jar nekiink.
- Az egy eyre volna
- Haborus honapok duplan
szamitanak.. -.
Es megkaptak az $4,000 fran
kot is. EFT azonban mem tettek
vissza "a "Katalin carn6" hadi
penztaraba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-05

delutan harom craig vissza mem fl
yeti a kapitany otszazezer frank
jat, megkezdjiik bombazast.
AZ igazgat6 s2ekre roskadt:
= Tessek9 - kerdezte sapad-
tan.
- A bombazast, - ismetelte
meg MARROW hadnagy. - Ossze-
l6jjiik Monte-Oarlot F.! Nekiink ngy
is mindegy. A mi eletiink ugysem
elet. Minket ugyis fobel6nek, ha
ugyan magunk mem vegziink' ma
gunkEal. Ha mar ell kell menniink
hadd pusztuljanak ell onok is!
Aianljul1 magunkat.
Az igazgat6 mosolyogni probalt :
- De uraim. :. 0nok trefal-
max.
Konig hadnagy odavezette ct az
laIkhoz, amelv a tengerre nyilt :
- tia odalenn a Katalin
carn6t -? Latja azokat a fekete
pontokat? Tudja, mix azok?
- Agyuk = mondta NARROW
hadnagy.
- Uraim, - mondta a bank
igazgatoja, - bocsanat. /. de ez
a dolog nagyon komoly. -. mem
tudom. ;. mem intezkedhetem. :.
meggondolasi id6t kerek. :.
- Delutan ket craig meg van
adva, tovabb mem. ket akor
elhagyjuk Monte -Carlot es harom
6rakor bombazunk!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-05

Yuh Slang, akinek most nagy szerepe
van a kinai nemzeti eletben. Felesege
csak &C nappal a masodik hazassag el6tt
bornok miert sietctt ennyire a masodik
hazassaggal. A kinai k6ztarsasag elnoke
Tsao Kun AIT akarta, hogy a tabornok
az 8 leanyat vegye felesegiil. A tabor
ok ext tudta azert sietett, hogy ICY
megis csak az szivenek vagya telie-
siilj0n. Az eln0k leanya helyett tani-
t6n6t vette el.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-05
I
Nlonte-Carloi t0rtenet

: az -5 S
Most, hogy monakoi fejede-
lem elcsapta 36 emberb6l all6 XII
tiin6 es lrettenthetetlen hadsere-
get, eszembe jut egy montecarloi
t0rtenet, amelyet par esztendS
el6tt Parisban hallottam. Az elbe-
szel0 egy orosz grof volt, nagyon
komoly es megbizhato ember, aki
eletenek felet a montecarloi la
tekbankban tolt0tte es sajat talal-
manyn rendszere szerint minden
esztendoben leadott banknak
szazezer frankot. Ennek ellenerte-
ke gyanant minden esztend6ben
hozott oman egy csinos kis torte-
netet vagy legalabb is egg j6izii
adomat. 0 mondta el kovetkez0
ecsetet is:
Egy baratom, Andrejevics
Szergej, kapitany volt "a Katalin
carn6" nevii orosz hadihajon. A
Katalin carno'' guatemala bo-
nyodalom k0vetkezteben az olasz
partokon cirkalt es cirkalasa
k0zben valami baleset erte. Vala~
mije eltorott, hogy mije, AIT mem
tudom, en- mem vagyok tengeresz.
Eleg az, hogy a haj6t meg kellett
javitani, ennelfogva haj6 Trieszt
be ment ,ahol is harom napig vesz-
tegelt. A haj6gyarnak ennyi lido
kellett "a. halo kijavitasara.
Andrejevics Szergej az elso ma
pom reggel nyolc 6rakor megnez-
te Trieszt nevezetessegeit es reg
gel kilenc 6rakor mar .pokolian
unatkozott. Hogy harom napot
t0lts0n Triesztben, AIT szinte lehe-
tetlennek latta. Mert olyan a ha-
JOS, hogy wien megvan akar esq
tend6kig is, de szarazon mines til
refine es szereti valtozatossagot.
Tiz 6rakor tehat elhatarozta, hogy
3 bizony elmegy Monte -Carloba,
hatha lehet oft valamit csinalni? ?
Nagyobb biztonsag okaert elvitte
magaval hadi penztart is, kerek
szamban 100000 frankot, a "Ka-
talin carn6" egesz vagyonat. ,Csak
a kezi penztarban hagyta meg a
benne lev6 summat.
Az 100000 frankkal felfegyver-
kezve, elrobogott Monte -Carloba,
ahol r0gt0n megerkezese utan je-
lentekeny forgalmat csinalt. Ele-
inte rouletten jatszott, de mint
hogy lit mem tudott boldogulni,
csakhamar attert "a trente ct qua
rantera. Miutan a szerencse lit
sem akart ,ramosolyogni, vissza-
tert a roulettehez. A vegen e2vesz-
tette az egesz hadipenztart es ak
kor visszatert Triesztbe. Meg csak
mem is kesett, harmadnapra, ket
6raval a haj6 elindulasa el6tt
Triesztben volt, mintha mi sem
t0rtent valna es mintha "Kata-
lin carn6 vagyona meg mindig oft
fekidne nehez vaslada feneken.
Csak akkor, amikor a halo .elg6-
zolg0tt Triesztbol, hogy tovabb
folytassa cirkalo-utjat, akkor ,kez-
dett AEON tiinodni, hogy volta
keppen NIT is csinaljon most?
Mert hat valamit kell csinalnia,
az bizonyos. Felmilli6 frankot meg
Oroszorszagban sem lehet. $40, mel
kill elsikkasztani, kiil0n0sen mem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-05
1rta: HELTAI JEN0.

eey egyszerii tengeresznek. SEE.
rencsere a kerfes megoldasa mem
volt eget5, hiszen egyel6re ten
geren cirkalt, meg pedig a leheto
Ilegnagyobb ovatossaggal, keriil-
ven a. mas orosz hajokkal valo f0-
l0sleges erintkezest.
A vagen, ha mirden k0tel
szakad, - mondta magaban An
rejevics Szergej, f6belovom
magam, ahogy katonahoz les ferfi-
hez illik.
Ebben meg is nyugodott, inert
|egyelore mem tudott okosabb meg
oldast. Minden attol fiiggott, med
dig tart a guatemala bonyodalom
es mcddig szabad neki, minden el-
len0rzestol menten a. tengeren k6.
szalnia?
A sZerencse, mely a montecarloi
jatektcrmekben olyan rosszul bant
vele, ezuttal mintha 'jova akarta
volna tenni AIT, amit ellene vetctt.
Nemcsak a guatemala bonyoda-
lom huz0lott az id3k vegtelense-
geig, de egy kiilon rendelet ism@t
TriesZtbe kormanyozta "Kata-
lin carn6t' A hajonak lit be
kellett varnia Ivan nagyherceget,
aki ot-hat nap alatt volt odaerke-
zendo.
= Ez az listen ujja, - mondta
a kapitany es Triesztb6l elment
Monte -Carloba. Ezuttal azonban
mem ment egyediil, magaval vitte
ket tiszttarsat: NARROW es Konig
tengeresz-had dnagyokat. Az egesz
uton ittak es amikor manor
f0ldh0z vagta 6ket, a kapitany el-
mondta tiszttarsainak, hogy 8 BIZ
zony elroulettezte ''Katalin ear
mo- egesz vagyonat.
= Nit gondoltok, becstelen en-
ber vagyok? - kerdezte kapi-
tany.
- Mem vagy becstelen ember,
Andrejevics Szergej, mondta
NARROW hadnagy, csak mem
tudsz kartyazni. Ha az en- kezem-
ben lett volna az a penz.
- Nekem van egy biztos mod
SCREEN, - nyogte Konig hadnagy,
De m0dszert mem kozolhette
senkivel, inert nyomban eme kije-
lentes utan elaludt.
Monte CARIBBEAN a harom tiszt
! jelentkezett bank igazgat6saga-
nal.
- Vaey tiz nap elott minden
Epenzemet elvesztettem, mondta
Andrejevics Szergej.
- Es most utikoltseget ker?
- Igen. Otszazezer frankot.
Az igazgat6 helyettese finoman
mosolygott:
- Mennyit melt6ztatott veszte-
Inig
- Otszazezer frankot, minden
croupier megmondja Onnek!
| MonteJCarloban azok szegeny
emberek, akiket a balvegzet az
igazgat6sag kony0radomanyaval
utaztat. haza, croupierek emile
kez6tehets6geta .fugaenek. Mi
elott a bank alamizsnat ad nekik.
vegig kell jarniok termeket, 4
melyekben a roulett goly6janak
perdlleset lestek. A croupierek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-05
AKI MEM VESZI Ell Az ELNOK
LEANYAT.

Kinaban tortent par hettel azel6tt,
hogy a kinai hadsereg leghiresebb ta-
bornoka, aki kereszteny ember, hazas-
sagot kot0tt, egy egyszerii taniton6t
veven felesegil Ez a tabornok Feng
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-06-05

7: = ! ~ : : : = ::
lnegmondjak: jatszott-e az illet3,
-hogyan jatszott, mennyit hyert,
mennyit yesztett? Ehhez meri az
igazgat6sag az utikGltseget.
Andrejevics Szergej aapitany-
rol is elmondtak, hogy igenis is
merik, nagyban jatszott es nagy-
ban vesztett, az is meglehet, hogy
otszazezer frankot. veszitett. OF
szazezer frank utik0ltseget azon-
1ban senkinek sem adj bank, meg
annak Sc, aki szazszor annyit ha-
gyott oft. Mem adott Andrejevics
Szergej kapitanynak sem. lie akar
tax f6zni rogyos ezer frankkal es
finoman mosolyogtak hozza.
A kapitany azonban mem mo-
solygott, hanem komoran sz6lt
tiszttarsaihoz:
- On0k hallottak, uraim! Sze-
rettem yolna dolgot bekesen ell
intezni, de ha mem megy, ugy' is
j6...
Es odaallt az igazgat6 ele:
| = Nekem kell az az Gtszazezer
frank. mem az en- penzem volt.
idegen penz volt. :.
Az igazgato vallat wont:
- Sajnalom!
Andrejevics Szergej meghajol+ !:
- Vissza jovok a penzert. :. dc
mem igy... hajon!
- Mindig 0riilni fogunk sze-
rencsenek
Els harom tengeresztiszt visz-
szament Triesztbe. Most mar An
drejevics Szergej nagyon is jol
tudta, hogy nit fog csinalni. Egy-
szeriien levonul "Katalin car
no '-vel Monte Carlo ala es bonn
bazni fogja a varost.
Szepen 0sszel0vi a kaszin6t, a
gyony0rii hotelokat, hadd pusz-
tuljon ell minden, ha mar neki is
ell kell pusztulnia. Neki most mar
ugyis mindegy! A ket hadnagy
mindenben igazat adott a kapi-
| tanynak.
A szerencse, amely most mar
ugylatszik hodol6 szolgajaul sze-
g6dott, ujabb meglepetessel ked-
veskedett neki. Ivan nagyherceg
ugyanis mem j0tt ell, ellenben egy
mask siirgos rendelet Guetema-
laba, bonyodalom szinhelyere
vezenyelte ''Katalin carn6t''.
! A halo elment Guatemalaba es
OFT maradt negy honapig, mind
addig, mig a bonyodalom csom6-
jat meg mem oldottak Is az orosz-
olasz k onfliktus bek essen befejez6-
dott. Oroszorszag kapott egy
darabot Kihab6l es ezzel do1og
ell volt intezve, Andrejevics Seer
gej kapitany hazaj0hetett. Haza IS
| jott.
= Ami kesik, mem mulik -
mondta, amikor Monte Carlo alatt
megallt. Es MARROW es Konig had
nagyokat bekiildte bank igaz-
] gat6sagahoz.
Az igazgat6 ugyanazzal a fl
nom mosollyal fogadta 6ket, ame-
llyet egyszer mar volt alkalmuk
latni.
- A kapitany bocsanatot k6r,
Ihogy igeretet csak most valthatja
be, de k0zben siirg0s dolga 'akadt
Guatemalaban, ahonnan pilla-
nathan erkezett meg. Most 1T
van. a hajoval!
- Sep, nagyon sep sz6lt
az igazgat6.
- A halo Az 0bolben van. Els a
Phillips County herald., 1924-06-12
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Phillips County herald., 1924-06-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

800 A. 02S630 Orig.
Department OF the Interior. U. S.
Land Office at Sterling, Colorado.
May 27, 1924.
Notice is hereby given that orrin
II. Sholes, OF Holyoke. Colorado, who
on June 2. 1928. made Original Stock.
Raising Homestead Entry, Serial No.
O2sG3O. for the Nwh. the WisNEh.
the NEA Aswk. and the NwAsEh,
Section %. Township North. Range
a West, Sixth Principal Meridian,
has filed notice OF intention to make
hnal three year Proof. to establish
claim TO the land above described,
before the Register and Receiver,
United States Land office, at ster.
ling. Colorado, on tho 2sth day OF
Juno 1924,
Claimant names as witnesses:
Ernest Turner. Fred A. Taylor. Vic.
tor Fair. O. II. Budd. all OF Holyoke,
Colorado.
f. t. CONQUEST.
Register
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OF HEARING OF PETITION
TO SELL REAL ESTATE.
State of Colorado

County Of Phillips
IN THE COUNTY COURT
., In the matter Of the estate OF Pauline
Werner, Deceased.
Ernest starkebaum, Administrators,
Petitioner.
William +. Werner, Lille Bacon. Vera
Starkebaum. Roy Werner. sole heirs OF
Pauline Werner. Deceased,
THE. PEOPLE OF THE sTHTE OF 5i
To William F. Werner. Lille Bacon.
Vera Starltebaum. Roy Werner.
Persons IN Interest in said estate.
You are hereby notified that on this
3rd day OF june. a. u. 1924. Ernest
Starkebaum, Administrator of said
estate. presented TO and filed in this
court his petition for the sale OF certain
real estate belonging TO said estate and
situate in the County OF Phillips ana
state Of Colorado more fully described 81
hereby made. Which said land is des-
cribed as The Northwest Quarter OF
Section Five go Township Six (6l
North OF Range Forty-six H6l West OF
the 9Th Principal Meridian In Phillips
County. Colorado
You are futher notified to appear and
answer or otherwise plead to said Petit
OF July. 4. D. 1924 the day set for the
hearing thereof, or ON or before the day
TO which such hearing may be adjourn
cd, or said Petition Will be taken for
Given under my hand and the seal
Of said Court at Holyolle. Colorado In
the County Of Phillips and State OF
Colorado. this Ord day or June. A. ID.
1924. ,,.,.,,,
Judge and Ex-officlo Clerk
OF the County Court OF
Phillips County. Colorado
Phillips County herald., 1924-06-12

Lot a Herald Want Al be your
salesman 6s.
Phillips County herald., 1924-06-12

Board met pursuant to adjournment.
all members of the Board and Clerk
present.
On motitn the following claims were
Phillips County herald., 1924-06-12

Published May 90. Juno 8, is. 10. &c.
Phillips County herald., 1924-06-12

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"THE VAGABoND TRAIL"
HAS RIGHT MIXTURE

"The Vagabond Trail which plays
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achieved just the right mixture OF
hair raising incident and romance to
please every audience which has wat
ched it. 1t is the story of tramp who
finds many adventures along MS trail
and finally finds a girl who agrees to
hit the trail of life with him.
Phillips County herald., 1924-06-12

on motion Monthly Reports of Comfy
Treasurer, County Sheriff, Clerk Of
District Court and County Clerk were
ordered placed on file
On motion the Road Petition of Her
man L. Senstocll ct al rs hernoy ac-
cepted and bond accomonnyins same is
hereby approved, and w. r. Schulz,
Robert McDorman. Jr. and w. II. Ma
han are hereby appointed as Viewers
to view said proposed road on June
12 1924 at 1000 A. NJ
on motion Board adjourned to meet
nj the call OF the Chairman.
(SEAI) REX c. EVANS,
County Clerk
Phillips County herald., 1924-06-12

Minor & Becker labor on Pro-
Iect 9ll ...................... 39.I5
Ben Warren. labor on Pro-
oeet sli ..................... 90.0S
Ole Patterson. labor on Pro-
ject oil .................... .45.52
WIN saiyards. labor on Pro
John Decker. labor on PRO
Henry Elliot, labor on pro-
ject 911 .................. 800
Earl Scott. labor on Pro-
Ject Sll Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Vern Ballamy, labor on Pro-
)ect 9ll ...........,.......... 500
Murel Stryker labor on Pro-
Ject 9ll ..................... 1850
A. E. Davis. labor on Pro-
ject oil $40
Ernest Corder, labor on Pro-
ject 9ll ....................... 24S0
Weedle & Ghent, labor on Pro-
1ect 9ll Observation-Disclosures. 45.i9
Ivan Jones, labor on Pro-
Ject 9ll ...................... 29,i0
w, r. Layman, labor on Pro-
Ject vi .............. 5000
H. f. York labor and material
Project Oil NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
VIII Cheramy, labor on County
ROAD .'''.. '.......'.,.... 1855
Paoli State Bank, labor on County
road by Carl Beedle ............ 1870
Paoli State Bank, labor on County
road by Dallas Galiher .... 1920
Paoli State Banll, labor on County
road by o. II. Lowden .t.... 31.90
II. w. Moore county supplies
and raod materials ............ 44.19
on motion Board adjourned to meet
at 100 2. NJ.
Phillips County herald., 1924-06-12
pense as District Attorney, May

pense as District Attorney, May
1924 ....... ................,... 1901
Carrie E. Burke. salary and ey-
Lense as Court Reporter, May
1924 ................... 77.ss
Ed M. Lantz. meals for jurors -. i.i5
John Robinson. meals for jurors
and prisoners .................. 21.55
Boulder Typewriter Exchange
repairing typewriters of County
Superintendent and Clerk of
District Court ............... 27.20
Roy f. Owens. salary and mileage
May, 1924 S233
C. Barkey. salary and mileage
May 1924 ....................... 1Oos3
r. l.. Anderson. salary and mileage
May 1924 ....................... 1858
George Zeiler, labor and repairs
at Court House e..... $50
Phillips County Herald supplies
and county printing ............. 1874 %
Chas, l.. Anderson, labor on County
road ...:.'..,'. '....,.............. 500
C. F.. Boiler, labor on County
road ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. oi1
Henry Mailander, labor on County
road ...................... 20 30
G. A. 4, y, Mowry, ,;a,at, road d supplies e., Sl5
County, Poor and roads ........ 1880
G b. Weir, salary and postage
May 1924 ........................ 1890
Delbert Weir, clerical assistant
County Judges office, May 1924,
claimed $4,000, allowed for 49,. $500
HaAtun Harvest. county print
iug ....................... $3.50
Standard Drug Store, medicine
fer chm Strand .............. so
Continental Oil Co. road supplies las
on motion Board adjourned to meet
at 100 p. NJ
Phillips County herald., 1924-06-12
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AlnllHh't NNl'ft dAh' " AHn'
Board mot pursuant 10 hdlourhmont,
all members OF the Board and Clcfit
present
on moutn the following claims were
allowed;
Highway Maintalncr Co, road
supplies t4Htstftttsttstrrtsttt aiae
Walter owens. labor on County
road sssssssssstsEsssrststs AVV
lsdd spohn. labor on County
road sssssa.sssstttsttttHtH 1bV
G. ", GHhringer, lawn mower
repairs tsa4ttssasssttss.stssst Pat
Out west Printing and Stationery
Co, supplies ....,.tt..s.,......, 3osb
'" pehae. May 1924 % ''''...''1.s... @ ss's
W. y iiathrwny, service aH Dep
uty Sheriff t,sst..ss.ssst4ssastts wv
nuy n Johnson, salary and exs