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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-04
TAYLOR NAMED
PRESIDENT OF
BISMARCK A. G.
Annual Conference of AssOcia-
ti0n of Commerce Members
Set in January

Five new directors of the Bis
marck Association of Commerce
were installed and officers of the
board of directors were elected for
the coming year at q meeting last
night.
New members Of the board are
W. S. Ayers, T. P. Allen, John Hoff-
man. Henry j. Duemeland, and Fred
Peterson.
Retiring officers are F. A. Lahr
A. NJ. Christianson. c. E. Simpson
S. w. Corwin, and r. P. Logan.
Directors who will remain on the
board for another year are Fred l.
Conklin, J. G. Taylor, r. B. Webb,
Dale Simon, and l.. H. Richmond.
J. G. Taylor was elected president
of the board. Other officers elected
follow: r. B. Webb, vice president
John Hoffman, treasurer; H. p. God
dard, secretary; Wilma Olson, office
secretary; C. L. Young, national
councillor; and Fred L. Conklin, H. J.
Duemeland, and Fred Peterson,
members Of the executive commit
tee.
The board will have its regular
meetings the first and third Thurs
day of each month at 1915 p. m. at
the Grand Pacific hotel, it was de-
cided.
The annual conferences of the
more than 800 members of the asso-
citation will be held on four days of
the second week in January, accord
ing to a decision Of the executive
committee. The members will be
divided into four groups, one group
meeting each day.
Work of the association for the
year will be based largely on the
suggestions received at the member
conferences, according to the execu-
tive committee, which operates in
emergencies and directs the general
policies of the organization.
The executive committee will meet
twice each week for an hour each
time, according to Goddard, to check
up on the work of the organization.
Mr.. Taylor today will appoint q
committee to conduct drive for
funds with which to build chicken
coops to aid in the staging Of the
annual Missouri Slope Poultry asso-
cations show here early in Janu-
ary. The show will be held in the
show room of the International Har-
vester company.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-04
CHICAGO CAN'T
PAY TEACHERS
School Board Unable to Muster
Funds to Meet $3,50O,O0O
Payroll

Chicago, Dec. 4.-B- Thirteen
thousand Chicago school ma'rms
went without their pay today because
the school board was unable to mus
ter funds to meet its $500, 900 pay
roll.
H. Wallace Caldwell, president Of
the school board, said the schools
would remain open, mo matter what
happens" It will be two or three
days, he said, before the teachers
money will be forthcoming.
Last week . deficit Of nearly
$4,000, 900 in the schools finances
was made public. City and school
officials decided the city would buy
$4,000, 900 worth Of school tax war
rants, which hanks refused to accept
because Of uncertain tax collections.
The $6,000,O00, it was explained,
would tide the schools over through
December expenses.
The city council, which meets to-
morrow, must authorize the city
treasurer to buy the warrants before
the funds become available. Several
aldermen have said they would in-
sist on Z complete Investigation Of
the schools finances before sallow-
ing any city money to b gambled
on securities rejected BY banks.'
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-04
BISMARCK WILL
SET CHRISTMAS
TREEIN SQUARE
Annual Civic Program to Be
Given in City Auditorium
December "a

Santa Claus will make a special
trip to Bismarck to visit the children
of this city.
This statement was made today by
H. P. Goddard, secretary of the AS
sociation Of Commerce.
Work on the program for the Bis
marck Christmas holiday celebration
begins in earnest today, the secre.
tary said.
A large Christmas tree will bt
rAsected .instAe square of the North.
ern Pacific passenger depot on Main
avenue between Fourth and Fifth
streets. It will be decorated with
cplored electric lights. A program
will be held at the city auditorium
at 3 p. m. Dec. "a and gifts will be
given to children and needy fam
lilies, the secretary said.
The Association of Commerce COM
nlittee, which will be in genera
charge of the arrangements for the
celebration, is made up Of H. o. Sax
vik, Mrs. F. L. Conklin, Joe Spies,
James Trimble, and T. P. Allen.
A committee from the Lions club
will have charge of the erecting and
decorating the Christmas tree, and
the securing and distributing pack
ages Of candies to the children at
the auditorium.
A committee from the Rotary club
will have charge Of arranging the
program of entertainment and music
Tor the auditorium program. This
committee will also extend an in.
vitation to Santa Claus to visit Bis
marck the day before Christmas to
appear on the program, according
to Goddard.
A committee of the kiwanis club,
in conjunction with the Salvation
Army and the Burleigh county chap
ter OF the American Red Cross. will
have charge Of the making up ant
distributing baskets Of food, cloth
ing, and fuel to needy families, God
dard said.
The service club committees fol-
low:
Lions-Dr. c. D. Dursema. =. B
Klein, and Joe P. Spies.
Kiwanis-H. G. Hanson. E. A
Thorberg, and N. E. Bystrom.
Rotary-C. L. Young, Rev. Paul
8. Wright, and w. G. Fulton.
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CROP SuRPL)J us CONTROL MEASURE |NTR0DuC
Coolidge Asks Strong Napv Farm Relief in Yuedct0xN
King Georges General
Condition Has Improved
Monarch Orders Councillors State to Hold Pryy Councils
and to Transact Business in His Behalf; Anxiety for
Heart Weakness Is Disquieting

London, Dec. 4.-@- King
Georges physicians at $3.50 o'clock
this afternoon issued the following
bulletin:
"His majesty passed quiet morn
ing though the temperature is now
1902 the slight improvement in gen.
eral condition noted in the last bull
letin is maintained"
The bulletin was the first to be
signed by al five physicians who
have thus far attended the king.
They were Sir Stanley Hewett, DR..
l.. E. H. Whitby, Sir E. Farquhar
Buzzard, Sir Humphrey Rolleston
and Lord Dawson of Penn.
The bulletin was issued after the
five doctors were in consultation at
Buckingham palace.
The official medical bulletin is
sued at Buckingham palace this fore
noon indicated that his majesty had
passed quieter night. Again, how
ever, the kings doctors reiterated
the disquieting phrase that anxiety
concerning the kings heart must
continue. The bulletin signed by Sir
Stanley Hewitt and Lord Dawson Of
Penn, read:
1.-THE king has passed = quieter
night. Though anxiety concerning
his heart must continue, the improve
ment noted last evening is 50 far
satisfactorily maintained"
Everything would appear to cen
ter now in the question Is to
whether the kings heavily taxed
heart would stand the strain i'm
posed by fortnight's grievous ill
ness. It is understood that the
present condition might continue fol
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-04
Proposal Refused,
Man Sets Dynamite
Off Killing Three

Aneroid, Sask., Dec. 4.-(AP)-A
jealous lover whose marriage prop
osal was turned down, lighted fuse
on : stick Of dynamite with .
cigaret here yesterday and as . re-
suit three persons were killed.
He was William Laqua, 80 year
old well digger Of Lake City, Mimi.
and the other victims were Beatrice
Baragar, 26, who refused his offer
Of marriage, and her mother, Mrs
G. Baragar.
Laqua called ct the Baragar home
yesterday and pleaded with Beatrice
to marry him. Putting his arm.
around her, he took the dynamite
from his pocket and placed il
against the lighted cigaret.
Mrs. Adeline Wray, Beatrice's
cousin, heard the girl scream and
started to 60 downstairs just ~
Laqua touched off the dynamite
She was stunned but managed ia
get outside the wrecked house to
summon aid. The Baragar women
and Laqua were instantly killed.
A coroner's jury returned Z yer.
dict Of prsmsditated murder and
suicide.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-04
NORTH DAKOTA
CATTLE AMONG
SHOW WINNERS
Hartley Farm Bull Aberdeen.
Angus Bull Crowned Grand
Champion
ALSO JUNIOR CHAMPION
Page Stock Breeder Wins First
and Second HOnOrs for Bull
Calves
ALSO JUNIOR CHAMPION

Chicago, Dec. 4.-(AP)-The blue
ribbon for the grand champion Aber.
deen-Angus bull exhibited at the In.
ternational livestock exposition went
to North Dakota today, the Hartley
stock farm of Page winning the
grand award for Revolution of Page
II, q two year old bull. The Hartley
farm entry also won the prize fol
the junior champion Aberdeen-An.
gus bull.
The reserve grand champion fol
the Aberdeen-Angus breed was
awarded to Ames Plantation Pal
which also won the senior champion
award. The Ames plantation Of
grand junction, Tenn, owned the re.
serve champion.
The Hartley stock farms of Page,
N. D., won first and second for bulls
calved between June and Septem-
Der 80, 1927; first for bulls calved
between October and December 81,
1927; sixth for an association spe-
cial: and second for bulls calved be-
tween June and December 81, 1926.
Champion steers and various
breeding classes were to enter the
ring today, with the intercollegiate
meat judging. contest sharing in
terest, along with breeding classes
Of sheep and swine. Percheron and
Belgian horses also were to be
judged during the. day.
University of Kentucky, which
won four firsts and a reserve cham
pionship with it's various classes of
sheep, had the grand champion and
reserve champion wether Of the
show. Iowa State college ran away
with honors in their fat swine d.
vision, taking five firsts as Purdue
captured five reserve championships.
H. M. Lee Of Highgatc, Ontario. led
all individual exhibitors in sheer
prizes.
A. M. Mitchell of Hccla, S. D., had
the championship carlot Of feeder
cattle and E. p. Hall of Mechanics
burg, ILL.,, had the best carload of
fat cattle.
Edellyn farms of Wilson, ILL.,, won
the grand champion bull award in the
breeding cattle division with a two
year old shorthorn. Iowa state col
lege had the champion and reserve
champion pen Of barrows, any breed
and also won the grand champion
ship for best barrow of any breed.
Sir Laet, two-year-old Percheron
stallion owned by Woodside farms
OF Columbus. Ohio, was judged the
champion stallion, the champion
America-bred stallion, and the junior
champion stallion.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-04
Dickey Forger Loses
Appeal to High Court

John r. Schook, convicted by the
Dickey county district court Of forg-
cry in the third degree, has lost his
appeal to the supreme court.
Schook appealed on technical
grounds contending that the law re-
garding preliminary hearings on
criminal charge had not been COM
piled with. The court held that he
had waived the rights which he COM
planned had been denied him.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-04
$50, 900 Fire Burns
Cavalier Buildings

Cataisr, N. D., Dec. @.(A-Two
buildings, the Mcintosh general
store, and the Jennings hotsl, were
destroyed BY firs early this morn
ing.
The blaze discovered about one
o'clock . Il was breaking through
the roof of the store q believed %
have originated from . detective
stove. Some glass 81 windows
across the street was broken. 6sv-
eral people ii the hotel were forced
into the street partially clad but no
one was injured. The damage q
Estimated at about 1900 and Il
partially covered BY insarance.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-04
STUDENT TAKES
LIFE WITH GAS

Providence, r. l., Dec. 4.-(R-
George Raymond, "a, Of Olivet,
Mich, graduate student at Brown
university, committed suicide this
morning by inhaling illuminating gas
in q rooming house. No reason was
advanced. His body was found by
a fellow student. Physicians worked
over the body an hour in an effort
to revive him. He graduated from
q university in Michigan last June
and entered Brown for post gradu-
ate work this fall.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-04
ARCHBISHOP HOPEFUL
COMMISSION APPOINTED

COMMISSION APPOINTED
London, Dec. 4.-(AP)-Premier
Baldwin announced in the house Of
commons today that . commission
has been appointed to transact bust.
ness in behalf Of King George.
The premier stated that the king
in council this morning nominated
Queen Mary, the Prince Of Wales,
the Duke Of York, the Archbishop
Of Canterbury, the lord chancellor
and the premier to be councillors of
state for the summoning ana hold
ing Of privy councils and the trans
action of other business on behalf of
His Majesty.
Premier Baldwin added that let
ters patent under the great seal to
give effect to the kings commands
will be issued forthwith.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-04
COMIC STRIP AUCTIONED

New York, Dec. 4.-(AP)-A
$4,000 comic strip Is going up 1t
auction. That is the price the late
John NJ. Phillips, Queens sewer pipe
king, paid for Z Persian rug depict
ing Bringing Up Father"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-04

HAMLINE MAY QUIT
st. Paul, Dec. l.-(AP)-Hamline
university OF st. Paul, may sever It's
connection with midwest conference
when that group meets Saturday at
ChicaeO.
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smoe time without a material
change.
London medical experts were of
the opinion that undoubtedly the ad-
ministration of oxygen to the king
was for the purpose of relieving the
strain on his heart and that it need
not be regarded as . sensational
step.
ARCHBISHOP HOPEFUL
Canterbury, England, Dec. A.
(AP)-The Archbishop of Canter-
bury, before beginning his sermon at
the enthronement ceremonies today,
said:
"You will be thankful to know
that last night the king had six
hours Of sleep and though anxiety is
not yet removed, we have good cause
to be hopeful"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-04
Today in Congress
(By the Associated Preoe)
M0NnAY

MONDAY
Senate met ut noon and Id
journed after roll call out Of
respect to late Senator Cooding
Of Idaho.
Senators Thomas, Idaho. Van
denberg, Michigan, and Glenn.
Illinois, took oath Of office.
House met 1t noon and ID.
journed after roll call out Of
respect to members who died h
interim.
Ways and means comnfttee
held hearing On tariff revision
and set January 7 . ds4e ssse
new hearings.
TUESDAY
Senate ard house hear presi-
dents message Rcd.
Senator McNary introduces
new farm hill
House naval affairs eomnit-
! tee meets and eensidass talaa.
dar.
Chairna1 Bgittea, hease asvsl
affairs cemMlttee, rea1s Rro.
nier Baldwia's feply = Deopese1
naval per3ey.
House interstate conmGreo
cOmmittee hoI1n hoarines =
railrosd unificat1s1.
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error 66
j. 5. Gnegy, taxes paid in
error 8 rs
Ernest R. Ridder, taxes paid
III error 6l U6
Harry c. Moon, taxes paid
taxes paid in error 80. SO
Sarah Hayes, trustee, taxes
paid in error. .......... 81 "a
E. j. Frantz estate, taxes
paid in error ....... 6 00|
c. H. Bill, taxes paid in
error IA 10
Lottie F. Butler, taxes paid
IN error ............... "a Al
Norman Wilhelm, taxes
paid IN error. ......... 46 70
Friendsville Milling Com
pany, taxes paid in error II 70
Extra pay on salary of the
Judges of Circuit Court $50 90
DR.. N. I. Broadwater, care
of paupers, etc ....... 500 90
Oakland Hardware & Fur
niture Co., paint, etc.. 665 18
Noah M. Humberson, taxes
paid in error ........ II %
etc, ............'.,...' sgt 9s
Crellin Civic Club, streets. $50 90
Oakland Pharmacy, n!edi-
cine for paupers. ..... 2 95
DR.. H. w. McComas, care
of paupers, etc. 493 90
Gonder's Pharmacy, medi-
cine, ETC., for paupers.. "a 80
Sturgiss' Pharmacy, medi-
cine, ETC., for paupers.. 33 95
DR.. M. c. Hinebaugh, med
icine, etc, for paupers. 158 90
Chaffee Railroad Co., taxes
paid in error. ......... 644 OF
Overdrafts in various funds 81, 249 Al
Total ..............$6 4,997 So
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To pay the aforegoing amounts it
was ascertained that the resources
of the County, as shown by the As
sessment Books, are as follows:
Real and Tangible Personal Property,
$18,653 ,232.00, at $1.90 on each
$4,000, equals ..... .$354,411 40
Bank shares to be returned
by the State Tax Com
mission, estimated $780,
900, at 81 on each 500,
equals ................ 5000 90
Intangible Personal Prop
erty, $767,219, at 80 cts.
on each $1OO, equals. =. .2,3O1 IS
Total amount for County
purposes .$362,713 O5
After deducting $1,000, 751.OO for
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OUTSIDE PENSIONERS

OUTSIDE PENSIONERS
Simon Nair, support him.
self .................... S12O 90
James F. Mckenzie, support
Henry Brown .......... $50 w
W. A. Sturgiss, support OF
Belle Shrout. 12O 90
Jane Moon, support herself. 12O %
H. S. Green, support Henry
Knox lAO w
George w. Durham, support
w. LlSton ............. 2l6 w
Bowman 12O 90
John Edgar, support himself 12O 90
C. H. Weimer, support him
Melvin Weimer, support of
Friend family ........ 100 90
Belle Shrout, support herself 100 90
VIM. McRobie, support him
self and wife ........... 240 90
Warnick's General Store, sup
port w. Lewis and wife. 120 90
c. E. Ellithorp, support John
Detrlck 1zU w
G. L. Hoff, support Marshall
savage LEU w
Harvey & Ream, support the
Woods family .......... 12O 90
Mrs. VIM. Sewers, support
herself NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 120 90
Dorsey l.. Ashby, support of
Hester Ferguson ......... 120 90
Noah Frazee, support Mar
tina Upole .............. 120 90
Mary Purnell, support of
Mrs. Bosley ............. $50 90
Flossie Bittinger, support of
herself and family ...... 120 0C
H. B. Sines, support of Ben
Cross and wife ......... 100 90
Milton Wass, support of HIM
self and wife ........... 240 90
H. M. Weeks, support Mrs.
Steiding ................ 100 90
G. w. Fike, support of Henry
Savage ................. l2O w
Mrs. Joe Ash, support Mary
Deal -. 24O 90
Mrs. H. McRobie, support
of herself .............. 120 90
Wesley Fike, support himself $50 90
Cyrus Spiker, support him
self Observation-Disclosures. 120 90
George B. Brown, support Of
Ethel Broderick ........ 120 90
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household goods and corporations pay
ing direct to the State Treasurer,
leaves the basis on real and personal
property $15,59O, 481.0O, at 25 64-100
cts. on each $500 equals $39,973 80
Intangible personal prop
erty, $767,219, at Is cts.
on each $4,000, equals 1,150 SO
Total amount for State
purposes ............. $41, 124 81
w. G. MEYERS,
Clerk to the Board of County Com
missioners of Garrett County, Md.
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MISCELLANEOUS ACCOUNTS

MISCELLANEOUS ACCOUNTS
Oscar Notes, janitor to
Court House ....... 81, 200 90
Cumberland and Allegheny
Gas Company, gas -. 600 90
Mayor and Council of Oak
land, water ........... 500 90
bloomington Civic Club, for
work on streets. ..... $50 90
Extension Service of Uni
versity of Maryland Ag-
ricultural Department,
for use of County Agent
and Home Demonstration. 1900 90
DR.. N. l. Brdadwater, physi-
clan to Jail ........... 100 90
DR.. H. w. McComas, County
Health Officer 100 90
County Health Nurse ...... $500 90
A. D. Naylor & Co., repairs
to Court House and Jail,
ETC., 1929 10
Corlies Macy & Co., blank
books and stationery -. 500 AZ
E. G. Naylor, repairing road
machines, ETC., ......... 226 80
West Maryland Power Co.,
electric current ........ 500 90
Asa Coddington, taxes paid
in error ............... AZ
R. B. Sturgeon, taxes paid
IN error ................ II oU
William Wood Frazee es-
tate, taxes paid in error. 55 30
George E. Sebold, taxes paid
in error 7 SO
John T. Mitchell estate, tax
paid in error .......... 80 70
John E. Wilson, taxes paid
in error Is IS
Lewis Warwick, taxes paid
in error ............. II 81
A. L. Sines, taxes paid in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-04-26
GARRETT COUNTY LEVY
FOR THE YEAR 1928.

Annual Levy for Garrett county,
Maryland, Levied April II,
1928, by the Board of County
Commissioners for Garrett
County, Maryland.
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FARM FOR SALE

315 acres; about rs acres un-
der cultivation. Located five
miles from Oakland.
Attractive price and terms.
Apply to
S. F .HAMILL, Attorney,
52-tf Oakland, Md.
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W. pay 5000 90

MARYLAND INDUSTRIAL TRAIN
ING SCHOOL
Estimate to pay same during
year 1928 81, 800 90
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ATTORNEYS FEES

ATTORNEYS FEES
j. C. Renninger, States At
torney, salary for 1928. :. 81, 500 90
VIM. R. Offutt, 8 misdemean-
ors, SIS; l habeas corpus,
IS; misdemeanors, $40;
l felony, $40. ........... 80 90
Ernest R. Jones, l felony,
$40; 2 misdemeanors, $40;
l felony, $40. 80 90
Fred A. Thayer, 1 misde-
meanor ............... w
Total ...............$1,585 90
MAGISTRATES FEES
N. c. Browning, District No.
Six Observation-Disclosures. $11 70
No. Three .............. 10 So
J. B. Emory, District No. II 9 80
Total .............. $40 As
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-04-26
GENERAL ROAD LEVY
CORPORATIONS

SONI UNA
Mayor and Council of Oak
land ...............$1,65 $50 90
Mayor and Council of Deer
Park ................... 400 90
Mayor and Council of Loeb
Lynn ................ $50 90
Mayor & Council of Friends
vile ................ 50O w
Mayor and Council of Kitz-
miller NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. loU w
Mayor and Council of Acct
dent ................ Z5O w
Mayor & Council of Grants
vile ............ Z0O w
Community of Mt. Lake Park 400 90
Total .................$4,450 90
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT.
E. z. Tower, use Garrett Ma
tional Bank ............ 81 800 90
E. 2. Tower, balance ...... 1926 rs
Total. $t826 Is
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COURT FUND
Estimate for expense June
Term and September Term
1928, and December and
March Terms, 1929. ..... ,665 90
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SHERIFF'S OFFICE

SHERIFFs OFFICE
Estimate to pay Sheriff, Jail
Cook, prisolers' board,
etc., for the year 1928. $4,000 co.
Estimate to pay Jail Warden 900 90
Total. ...........,....$4,900 90
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ORPHANS COURT

ORPHANS COURT
Estimate to pay Judges from
1929 -. $456 90
E. E. Friend, Register of
Wills 1874 10
Total. $791 O6
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LATERAL ROAD BONDS
To pay bonds Nos. Al to so,
both inclusive $4,000 90
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CONSTABLES' FEES
C. C. Nathan, District No. g.. $12 70
SUPERVISOR OF ASSESSMENT
E. R. Jones, Supervisor, es-
innate for 1928 ......... 900 90
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Due from 1871 leVy...... l,I9o gu
Total .$129,243 "a
PUBLIC PRINTING AND PUBLISH
ING
Benjamin H. Sincell, print
ing and publishing ...... $700 90
The Mountain Democrat,
publishing .............. 45O 90
Total ................9 l,loU w
BRIDGE ACCOUNT
Estimate to pay same for
year 1928 $1,000 W
ALMSHOUSE AND ASYLUM FUND
Estimate to pay same for
year 1928 .............S6,5 $500 OO
ELECTION EXPENSES
Estimate to pay same for
year 1928 $4,000 90
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OFFICE.
Estimate to pay Commits
sioners for year 1928. :. SO, 100 90
W. G. Meyers, Clerk, use
Garrett National Bank. $50 90
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Total ................ $44 90
COOPERATIVE LABORATORY
LEVY
Estimate to pay same for
year 1928 .......... $500 90
OAKLAND VOLUNTEER FIRE
DEPARTMENT
Estimate to pay same for
year 1928 .............. $500 90
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CONTINGENT FUND
Estimate to pay discounts,
insolvencies, etc. $27, SOB 10
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TREASURER'S OFFICE
A. L. Lee, Treasurer. ..... $4,038 80
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS
For support of the Public
Schools .$127,4 50 81
Due from 1927 levy. $3.50. 1913 80
Total .$129,243 "a
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SPECIAL ROAD LEVY
FOREST FIRE ACCOUNT

Estimate to pay the same for
the year 1928 .......... $500 90
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Total ..S64,997 So