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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
PIGEON FAKCIERS
AWAIT ARRIVALS IN
JOSKE BIRD RACE

Birds have been shipped TO tho
starting lines and pigeon fanciers Of
the city are aBxiously awaiting their
arrival Wednesday in the big free.for-
all race that Joskc brothers company
IS sponsoring as part Of its Fifty-scc-
ond anniversary celebration.
Thirty-seven homing pigeons were
shipped To Harlingen and Mission for
the 2OO-mile event Monday.
Following arc the owners of the
pigeons entered and where their birds
viii race from: Frank McCOwn, Har-
lingen: Jack Ouolline. HarIingen: e.
Broscck. Harlingen: e. Carisal, Mis-
sion; Ed ElmendOrf. Mission 4. l..
Atkinson Harlingen: X. 6. Zinsmcis-
ter. Harlingcn Ed HeTbslcb. Mission ;
Celso Castcnado. Mission X. W. Tau
bert, Harrington; II. Peiples, HarliE-
gen; George Knoll, Mission \. Die
zel. Mission: Jack Doyle, Mission
Andres Garcia. Harlingen; j.. q. IN
can. Mission: J.. +. Onion. Mission
Ed Drcycr. Harlingen: William Kret-
20. IIarlingen: Henry Epstein. Mis-
sion: W. l.. Remy and Son, Mission .
August Enkclken, Harlingen u.
Dodgcn, Harlingen Ryan York. Mis-
sion 4. Haas. Mission ; Henry Baetz.
Mission: T.. :. Peterson. Halllngen
]. 4. Brown. Mission; J. \. Weber.
Mission; s. Gonzales. Harliugen; j..
+. Taubcrr. Mission: w. A. Itidyeway.
Mission: Guy Kipley, lIarlingcn
Robert II. Alderman. Harlingcn
LynWood Fields. Mission: G. Schmidt,
Harlingon: w. W. Green. Mission.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
GANG WAR FLARES
ON n. \. EAST SIDE

NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-P-The
shooting to death Of a foreman Of
the United Marine Corporation BY two
youths and a recrudescenee of the
bitter gang feud in the East Side
with the wounding Of two men IN a
street duel were the high spots on
the crime blottcr on Columbus Day.
vincenzo Agro. married and the
father of two children, was shot and
killed when he kept rendezvous IN
answer 10 a mysterious telephone
ralI on the lower East Side. Passers-
BY said they saw two youths running
away. Gaetano Christiano, a youth
captured in the vicinity, was held.
Gang warfare flared forth anew
when Bernard Quinn, 10, fought a
losing pistol battle with five rival
rSngsters. A bullet pierced bis
neck and he fell. The gunner then
fired five shots into his body. \
ty-stander was slightly wounded By
q stray bullet.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
RAZORBACK ELEVEN
UNDERGOES SHAKEUP

FAYETTEVILLE. Ark. Oct. b
Radical changes in the makeup Of the
Porker machine contemplated by Coach
Schmidt involves both line and backs.
Herman Boozeman. regular end last
season and prominently mentioned for
conference honors. will move 10 cen
ter. He was shifted to guard last
week. Boozeman was all-star center
in high school and on the Razorback
freshmen squad. Hamilton. center for
two years, possibly will 20 70 end.
He is n heavy six-footer. fast and a
great defensive bulwgrl,. D'Honau and
Cole. both quarterbacks. are TOO good
10 be kept out oi thu lineup 1T the
sane time. Cole viii probably shift
to halfback. giving the Porkers max
imum strength behind the line.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
LOUISVILLE TEAM
MAKES COAST TRIP

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 13.-Louis-
ville's defeat by Baltimore in the jun
Tor world series will not interfere with
the proposed intersectional series be-
tween Louisville and San Francisco,
President Harry Williams OF the Pa
cIfic Coast League said today.
The Coloncls agreed several weeks
ago to make the California trip, Will
iiams said, regardless of the outcome
of their series with Baltimore. They
are scheduled to begin travelling imme-
diately, making the westward journey
in stages. The series will open Octo-
Der % at San Francisco.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
IRATE HOUSEWIVES
ASSAH AUTOIST WHO
REPRIMANDS CHILD

Surrounded BY irate housewives and
residents. a nicely dressed man who
stepped from brand new sedan
found himself in hot water Tuesday
NJ tho intersection Of Jones avenue
and Fast French place.
Through the playfulness Of a =
year-old tot playing on the sidewalk
his new car was struck by tny
pebble. Irritated. the man severely
reprimanded the child. He was imme-
diatcly the object Of s1aming remarks
from resident women.
These ho answered in an abrupt
manner. according to witnesses. but
was forced 10 beat basty and IN
gallant retreat under q deluge OF re-
marks Of his female t41g
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
LIFE OF INDIVIDUAL
INCREASES ri YEARS
IN ONE GENERATION
By Universal Service.

CHICAGO. Oct. 13.-The life Of
the individual has increased 81 years
in one generation. DR.. T.. S. Gilmore,
president Of the American Hospital
association. declared today.
1T is disgraceful or criminal now
N die under - years Of age" DR..
Gilmore declared.
There are 5000 hospitals in the
United States taking care If 12,O00.-
600 patients year. DR.. Gilmore add
cd in announcing plans for the forth
coming meeting Of the association at
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
ALAMO METHODIST
FORMS SCOUT TROOP

A new Boy Scout troop has been
organized at the Alamo Methodist
church. and will be known at Troop
%. Marshall l.. Shepard is scout
master. Recruiting for the new troop
is underway and hike will be taken
shortly. according TO Miss Elsie
Persch. Boy Scout secretary.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
JUDGES To DISCUSS
ORIENT PROBLEMS

STANFORD. Oct. ia meeting
of county judges of all Texas coun-
ties through which the Kansas City,
Me- co and Orient railroad operates
has been called at Swcetwater. Octo-
Der 20. Porter Whaley. manager of
the West Texas Chamber Of Com.
mercc. announced here today.
Matters affecting continued opera.
ton Of the Orient road and lcga
questions involving regeneration Of
the line will be considered.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
TURNER TEN-PIN LEAGUE.
Steubinc,

lolals ..'''s's''' 90 oVV 60 -Sfi
The first game was a tie. II was de-
cided that the winning team of the Sec
ond game should be awarded the first
two games.
High man fer the night was Johnson
with a score OF 225-609 on the winning
team.
Tuesday night: Temple VS.. Alderman.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
CAPTAIN J. E. STONER
RETURNS TO DUTY

Captain F. f. Stoner, Signal Corps,
returned to Fort Sam Houston Mon
day after spending two and one-half
months leave Of absence touring the
Northwest by automobile.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
Les Angeles Commissioner
Reveals Secret Of
Good Force.

Three months OF schooling. with the
Use Of fire arms included in the
curriculum. is given applicants for
positions on the police force Of Los
Angeles, according to Police Commits
sioner W. 6. Thorpe. who was a San
Antonio visitor Monday.
Mr.. Thorpe visited Police and Fire
Commissioner Wright TO get points
he might use in his own department.
He is en- route home from tour that
included visits to Salt Lake City,
Denver. Colorado Springs, Omaha. St.
Paul, Minneapolis. Milwaukee, Chi
cago. St. Louis, Memphis, New Or
leans and Houston. Another stop
will be made in FL Paso, he says.
MUST PASS TESTS.
Policemen Of Los Angeles serve
under civil service conditions, he says
and this has been found very satisfac-
cory.
For instance he says. "the chief
asks for 20 men. probably - will
be called for civil service examination
which IS given after it is found that
they are physically fit. From the list
Of those making passing grades in the
examination, the 80 making the high
est marks are accepted.
However. they are not given n
commission. badge, gun and 80 forth
then, but must attend school three
months. During that time they are
trained in the duties Of an officer,
physical culture. with special attention
To- boxing and wrestling and last but
not least. in shooting"
During the school the applicants
PAY BONUSES.
arc Paid $40 per month and if there
are any "wash-outs.' he says. sub
sututcs are drawn from the list Of
eligiblos.
Bonuses ranging from s. TO $40
per month are paid for straight shoot
ing. rating being patterned after rules
in effect in the United States Army.
The better the shot, the larger the
bonus. he says.
An instance wherein quick thinking
and straight shooting resulted in the
capture Of four bank bandits and the
recovery Of their loot was cited by the
commissioner, in the recent robbery Of
the Holman bank, which resulted in
the death Of one policeman and one
bandit.
DEATH NEAR THRICE.
The robbers had obtained their loot
and were about 10 escape when their
car rosrel around corner in front
If a motorcycle officer.
The officer knew nothing of the rob
berry, but went after them for speed.
ing. A traffic officer on post attempt
ed to stop them and was killed instant
j.. Seeing the motorcycle man after
them, they broke the glass from the
rear Of their car and arted shooting
at him. 4 bullet struck his badge. al
most knocking him from the cycle.
Swerving to prevent falling. he al
most turned around and Other bullet
struck bis hip pocket, which contained
heavy wallet. Again be was only
bruised and renewed the chase. Another
bullet struck his breast pocket in
which was a book n rules-and again
his life was saved.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
WATER IS FOOT DEEP
IN ALASKA STREETS

CORDOVA, Alaska, Oct. 13.-CP)-
Water ran foot deep in the main
street of Cordova today. Rainfall
since October 1 is 1871 inches.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
COMMERCIAL HANDICAP LEAGUE.
Southern Pacific.

Schedule This Week.
Tuesday: Whynlan &C. Weber VS.. Royal
Kid Cigars.
Wednesday: Sam Speir Hardware Com
pany vs.. Cinderella Shoe Company.
Thursday: Duncan Field VS.. Security
Benefit Association.
Friday: Lehr Cementers VS.. Oransc
Crush.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
SHAKEUP GIVES
PRINCETON
NEW LINE
Eastern Elevens Prepare
for Hot Sessions =
This Week.

NEW YORK. Oct. 13.-CP-Open.
ing efforts at eastern college football
camps in preparation for Saturday
big games were largely limited to light
workouts and signal drills except Mt
Princeton, where there was a drastic
shakeup.
Only two regulars were left on the
Tiger line today. CAPTAIN Mcmillan
and Ernie Bartell. The backfield re-
mains unchanged. Bartell. VINO was
at right end against Washington and
IRE. was shifted to center. while Nc
MILAN went to guard.
Coach Bill Roper returned letters
and Stout To the end positions. Moers
Messing to the reserves. French and
Gates were replaced as tackles bv
Danny and RoScngarten and Keith
was moved to right guard. Disston
was made temporary substitute for
Caulkins at quarterback. the latter
resting in preparation for the Navy
game.
ARMY GIVEN CHANCE.
The Army is conceded a chance 10
triumph over Notre Dame by exuerts
who point out that last year Rockne's
outfit which was the greatest eleven
in decade. was extended m down the
Soldiers. Is TO Z. Notre Danes real
strength so far this season is virtually
unknown. whereas the West Pointers
have one Of the best teams in years.
Yale's practice was confined 10
dummy scrimmage yesterday. All var
sity men with the exception Of Allen.
fullback. were in togS. Tad Jones
pointed out several weaknesses which
had developed Saturday and made sus-
sestions for the clash with Pennsyi-
vania.
SCOUT HOLY CROSS.
The entire Harvard varsity. headed
by Coach Bob Fisher. watched Holy
Cross defeat Providence College yes
trrdar, 90 TO q. Harvard plays Holy
Cross next Saturday. Ray, a star
guard. was injured yesterday and had
to be carried from the field, HIS an
sence from the lineun would be ieit
greatly against the Crimson.
The Cornell line will be strength.
ened with the return this week oi
several promising players who have
been on the injured list. Evans. regu- !
lar right tackle. probably VIII Dc IN
shane TO go against Rutgers SATURDAY
Light drills were held by Columbia
and Syracuse squads yesterday IN
nrens rations for their games VITA
Ohio State and Indiana, respee'l'cl!'
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
BACK FRIDAY.

Marshall will be back Friday to
fight it out in n semi-final match
with the winner of the Arthur Seelig-
son-Lucian LaCoste tilt, which is
scheduled to be played Tuesday after
noon. Seeligson, defending champion.
is favorite TO eliminate the youth
full LaCoste and TO advance into the
scmi-finals.
1t looks to the old-timers very
much like the old story-Seeligson
vs.. Berkeley Bell for the champion
ship. Berkeley, on the strength of
previous showings. probably will be
able to snatch victory from Brent.
He was victorious in their last meet
ing. Seeligson. by the same token.
in all probability, will defeat Mar
shall Bell in the upper bracket. The
final match in tho singles will be
PLAYED Saturday afternoon.
The Bells opponents in the doubles
finals will be decided Tuesday after
noon when Brent'and Walthall. do
Tending champs, play their semi.final
match against Claude Fuquay and
Lucian LGCoste.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
TWO HARD MATCHES.

Bell and Bell advanced to the
finals by defeating Meyer Katz and
Nanny Goldsmith, 81. Ga, in the
second round. and eliminating Seeli--
son and Carvcl, 81. Ga, 6-3, in the
semi-finals.
Brent and Walthall advanced To the
Semi-finals by eliminating the youth
full Jesse McCarlcy-Tom Phillips COM
bination. 81, 10.
Pairings for the consolation matches
which began Tuesday morning were
announced as follows: Gilbert Den
man vs.. r. W. Boyd; Leo Brewer
VS.. W. Emley; Gilbert Jar. bye ::
J. W. Graves We. Harry Kirk: Nanny
Goldsmith ". a. Zeman; Joe Ramp
mann vs.. Jack Scully; Jesse Nc
Carley vs.. W. Folks; Bill Patrick,
Dye.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-13
BELL BROTHERS
BACK FRIDAY
FOR TENNIS
Pair Established in Semi.
Finals of Singles and
Doubles.

The Bell brothers, Berkeley and
Marshall. finally made good on their
promise to 20 back to the university
Monday night. But they put off their
departure until they had firmly es-
tablshed themselves in the semi-finals
of both the singles and doubles di-
visions Of the city tennis tournament
now in progress on the courts of the
San Antonio Country Club.
However. they both will be back
Friday with new strings in their
rackets prepared to make San An
tonio's best METERS fight to the last
chalk-line.
Berkeley of the House of Bell,
slightly better known than his broth
er. Marshall, will be back Friday af-
ternoon to tackle Richard Brent in
their sUni-final match of the lower
bracket.
The Coconino sun., 1925-03-13

Monday to survey much needed new
road to Desert View, also new road
to Havasupai canyon.
VIM. Joynt of the Ell Tovar trans
portation office made a business trip
to Flagstaff Thursday
Mrs. j. M. Reed went to Williams
Saturday, shopping.
The regular Sunday trap-sho oting
event for last Sunday was not held
due to the heavy snowfall which lasted
the entire day. The local club was
scheduled to meet Phoenix last Sun
day. 1t is hoped to hold the shoot FRI
day or Saturday Of this week, weather
conditions permitting.
The concert held a community hall
Monday night under auspices of the
Santa Fe reading rooms entertainers
was greatly enjoyed by the audience
which filled the house to capacity.
The performers Gall artists of motel
were: Fayetta Munro tDixie's daugh-
teri, manager and story teller; Bar
bara Bryant, costume dancer; Olga
Trumbull, cello; Lillian Althouse,
saxophonist; Gladys Pickering, So
prano; Lottie F. Smith, xylophone;
Mona Content, pianist, MI. Grim,
banjo artist. Being more or less
isolated as we are these concerts are
greatly appreciated by the entire
community, and we hope Mr.. Busser
sends us more Of them.
Victor Patrosso, manager of FL
Tovar hotel, left Tuesday morning for
a short business trip to Los Angeles.
Z. E. V. Roy, conductor on the Grand
Canyon water run is on the sick Est,
he is being relieved by Conductor
Bostwick of Winslow
J. B. Toolter spent Saturday night
and Sunday in Williams
NJ. r. Tillotsen, national park sew
ice engineer, has returned from
business trip to San Francisco
Claud Winess, ranger from the
north rim, came across the canyon
recently for a few days visit in the
"city." Claud reports 80 inches of
snow on the north rim before the
present stern began.
Mrs. l., ]. Carter arrived Tuesday
morning from Winslow Mrs. Carter
will make her home here with her
son, Reagen Carter, Santa Fe car
penter foreman.
The Coconino sun., 1925-03-13
OFFICIAL MINUTES

Office of the Board of Supervisors
March
Pursuant the of Supervisors met TODAY
Present. j. A Kelam haman Members E.. Skee
J B clerk.
Meeting called o m by j. A. Kellam chairman
Messr Corbett Pollock H. Babbtt Babbt ap
eared before the board the
after discussion,
of Ranger be left o the Sheriff andC ttemen
Letters from Shirley Manager of
men requesting that the County work Bright
read discussion motion
County Engineer be instructed the trail and
furnish estimate to probable cost of such
the trail.
Letter Shirley Manager Fred Harvey
Transportation Department
requesting him to report a nextm meeting
County Engineer authorized
a hay shed the County
Clerk instructed the
county f@sl.s s
appeared stating that he had
Board of allow the City build
instructed to draw lease in favor of the City, to be
the County would need the yearly
Bids for the papens repairing of the interior
vcd TIE bid Of Simmons $80L50 painting
ing. also furnishing of all
The bid Of Archie the
cepted Bid do all labor $4,000.
Upon Frank Engineer
granted City follow with
approximately Station
The ALLEGATION
and approved by members Sks and Taylor Chairman opposing
stating that he did advisable
where all money should be pn in the hands the County Engineer but
The Coconino sun., 1925-03-13
*+%*******++*++ >
GRAND CANYON
***+++a*a+4*+@+s

John Manuel and Art Norton are
in Flagstaff for the week Oh jury
duty.
Park Superintendent j. R. Eakin is
vaeationing in San Francisco.
Mrs. F. B. Grim of Winslow and
her mother were Grand Canyon visi-
tors Saturday.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alardo Loya passed away Monday
night at Williams. Burial was in the
local cemetery Wednesday. The be-
reaved parents have the sincere sym
pathy of the community in their loss.
Wee Willie Bass is convalescing in.
southern Arizona, following a slight
attack of flu.
Supervisor Alfred Skeels and Cap
tain Wright of Flagstaff were Grand
Canyon visitors Friday.
X. w. Cooper is again on his run
as fireman on trains lila following
a weeks visit to Winslow.
Mrs. Edna Kabler of Kanras CITY
returned home Sunday after months
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C
&. Greening.
Mrs. Chas. Whitfield of Williams
spent the weekend here visiting Mrs
G. A. Valentine.
Miss Eta Daudelin left here Satur-
day night for Kansas City. Miss
Daudelin had been filling the p0s.ti
Of housekeeper at Bright Angel camp
during the absence Of Lucille Nauman.
who returned from an extended visit
to Minneapolis.
Mr.. Worman, superintendent of mo
tive power of the Frisco railroad
spent Saturday and Sunday at Grand
Canyon.
H. M. Tracy went to Williams or
business Saturday.
Harry Boulin, our village back
smith," spent Saturday and Sunday
in Williams visiting his family.
A surveying party of the U. S. de
partment of agriculture, under direct
supervision of d.. Evans, arrived here
The Coconino sun., 1925-03-13
NOTICE 80 CREDITORS

Estate of Hiram Mars, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned Administrator of the Es-
tate of Hiram Mars, deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within 10 months after the
first publication of this notice to the
said Administrator at his office at
Flagstaff, Arizona, the same being
the place for the transaction of the
business of said estate, in said County
of Coconino.
C. B. WILSON,
Administrator of Hiram Mars, de-
ceased.
Dated this 18th day of February, A.
D. 1925. 2-20-4t
@-
The Coconino sun., 1925-03-13

Notice is hereby given that ]. P.
Wilson has filed in this Court a GER
tain document purporting to be the
last Will and Testament Of Rosa
Thomas together with his petition
praying that said document be admit
ted to probate in this Court as the
last VIII and Testament of said Rosa
Thomas who, said petitioner alleges,
is deceased, and that letters testanen-
tary issue thereon to said petitioner,
J. P. Wilson, and that same viii be
heard on Monday, the 30th day Of
March A. D. 1925, at 1000 O'Clock in
the forenoon of said day, at the court
room of said Court, in the Court
House, in the Town of Flagstaff,
County of Coconino, State of Arizona,
and all persons interested in said es-
tate are notified then and there to
appear and show cause, if any they
have, why the prayer of said petition
er should not be granted.
TOM L. .REES, Clerk.
By Florence Aver, Deputy Clerk.
Dated March 6, 1925 3-13-3t
The Coconino sun., 1925-03-13

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA, IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF Co
CONINO.
In the Matter of the Estate of Rosa
Thomas, Deceased. Notice of Hear
ing Petition.
The Coconino sun., 1925-03-13

Stripes seem TO favor the slender
rather than the stout this season
They run aroupd instead Of up anc
down. Here's frock of blue flanne'
with a wide border of darker bite
and gray stripes that come almost
TO the waiStiine.
The Coconino sun., 1925-03-13

r NJ Cold Expenses 4e5I
POI R. Fl Marine, Stamps. .-..---.. - 500
POP Flagstaff Vulcanizng Shop Supplies - 1752o
203 Mountain States Tel 1210l
2o VIM Beeson, Expense S69e
205 T. A. SahL Express 412i
206 F. |. Zalesky, - 25oI
j.. D. Jackson Expens - j 123 36l
208 j. c. Brown Supplies 0. D. 2185
200 j. D. Jackson, Expenses 6767I
21O Robert s. Leete Supplies 1000
2 Arizona State Industrial School, 14oo
212 Flagstaff Lodge No. 7, F. & "A M, $500
21S American Disnecing Supplies. $500
PA Ana Frohmil Expense ~. . - - 50o5
215 Mrs James Wagner, O. D. $500
216 F. E. Brooks O. D. 24OO.
2l7 White Garage, Supplies 7oO3I
Beasley, O. D. R oool
219 Peter Bender, O. D 1000
22o Martha Mercer, o. R.--..~.-.... - 5000
221 Los Angeles Rubber Stamp Co, Supplies. - 281
2s2 ! G. Penney Co, Supplies. 1900
223 Babbtt Brothers Trading Co.. Supplies - 1858
224 Babbtt Brothers Trading Co.. Supplies - 1875
225 j. b. Rickel Assigned. y sol
226 Babbt Brothers Trading Co., Supplies 1854
227 University of Arizona AEs Services s - 1250o
22S Babbtt Trading Co, Supplies - 3oOoI
aa9 3 Phoenix Blue Print Co. Supplies 27O7I
23O Phoenix Paint Varnish Co, Supplies 2O67oI
zol J. e Pierce Services $50
232 Flagstaff Undertaking Co, $3.50
288 J. B. Rickel Adv 10000
2& R. J. Connor, Supplies. - 472e
235 Frank Watson, O D. R 2o0oI
No. Name Purpose Amount
to-
1O) E. +. Thompson, ct al, Services .s $3.50
1922
loD G. W. knight, al, Services - 2175oI
1867
l1c) E. F. Thompson Services. - a8255
IT'D
ll0 Floyd Jones, ct al Services 56OOl
119)
to-
lo n H. Puyman ct all Services 44955
loz Floyd JONES' Services 12OOl
loo Milo Jaycox, Services 112OOI
1874
1876 Willard E. Shepherd, Supplies 8275
1876 Geo. w. Black Jr. al
137 Willard E. Shepherd, Supplies 90
log Z. M thompson Supplies 5485
lo9 Cha Daze Supplies 1896
l4o wizard I. Shepherd Supplies 56OI
IA JOS j. Waldhau Supplies ABS
142)
l4S A. G. Yarbrough ct al, Services $500
144 Willard E. Shepherd Supplies 80
being
journed until Monday, March6, 1925
Attes Annroved
). b. RlCkEIs Clerk j. A. KELLAM, Chairman