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Evening star., 1937-12-14
BY MARK SULLIVAN.

TINE crop control bill has passed
the House. In q different
form it Is before the Senate.
a Under an agreement to limit
speeches upon the measure, 1t il likely
to come to . vote In the Senate this
week. The common Judgment in
Evening star., 1937-12-14

his command. He knows the
gorges of the Yangtze and the
courts Of Europe. He receives from
the taxpayers an income well
above the national average and il
guaranteed the economic security
OF retirement pay for the length of
his days. He has been fed and
clothed and taken care of by the
Government since his boyhood,
and he has made q useful and
honorable career In the service
Evening star., 1937-12-14

and asserts that nobody in America
had to pull in their belts during
the depression. He says he's seen
these pampered farmers come
rolling into Florida in their Bucks
paid for with Government sub
sidy--and is of the opinion that
all w. p. A. projects are gratis run
for the benefit Of local politicians
and contractors. OF course, he
Adds. nobody must be allowed to
Starve in America and he admits
Evening star., 1937-12-14

~, rfcs:sary TIE Stars Such opinions presented
readers although such opinions be contradictory aon0
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars.
Evening star., 1937-12-14

o"-OPPOIIcIIt, GOV. AIITeu M. Ian
don; the Republican Senator from
Kansas. Arthur Capper, and three
members of the House Ways and
Means Committee, whom he helped
with their moiled tax revision. In
all, he talked business with over
l4O people during the day.
Late In the afternoon he had
. brief rest, and then there was
an informal dinner at the White
Evening star., 1937-12-14
Pacifists Nav
Lead u. S.
Into War
Presidents Hands Held
Virtually Tied in Jap
anese Crisis.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

BY DAVID LAWRENCE.
~ RESIDENT ROOSEVELT did
. the best thing he could do when
he protested formally to the
Japanese government against
e sinking OF an American gunboat,
t If the Japanese government
yeonholes the protest and there's
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TRUSTEES SALE

Under and by virtue of author
ity contained in u certain deed in
trust executed by Ethel +. Col
son TO the undersigned, as trus-
tee, on the 10th day of September,
1924. recorded in book "a, at page
32l. of the records of mortgages
and deeds in trust for Henderson
county, y. c., default having been
made in the payment OF the in
debtedness secured thereby, and
at the request of the owner ard
holder Of said Indebtedness, the
undersigned trustee will offer for
sale, at public auction, for cash,
in front of the Henderson county
courthouse door on the 18th dav
of January. 1887, at u O'Clock
noon. all that certain piece, parcel
or tract of land in Hendersonvil!e
township. County Of Henderson.
and State of North Carolina. ana
described and defined as follows
The southern one-half of lot No.
}, i'm block No. !, as shown on tire
revised map and survey of Laurel
Park Estates. duly recorded in the
office of the register of deeds for
Henderson county, State of North
Carolina, on page 100, map book
/.
Dated and posted this the 9th
Gay of December, 1886.
A. Y. ARLEDGE. Trustee.
l2-l l-Fri-4tp
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@H HOLIDAY -
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what developed. He lie asked
casually:
"have any Of the servants seen
him going out of the house? He
may be oItsidc somewhere"
"Come on. Wei ask Them"
answered Pearl John. as though
he were glad to have company. He
looked tired and worn. in the cold
morning light, Bob thought, as he
walked along beside him.
A tour Of the servants quar-
ters brought only negative grunts
and' head shakings, and, since
most of the others were about
when they returned, Pearl John
had a chance to ask what they
knew Of Pearl Pierre's where
abOutS.
Maybe he's gone down TO the
city, now that the road is open, v
Professor Shaw suggested.
I'm sure he hasn't" the
younger brother said quickly.
Pearl John went on to explain,
ale never goes to the city if he
can send anyone else. Niy brother
diSlikeS crowds of people"
"You think, then, that we had
better make Il search Of the
house," asked Ramon. And per-
maps the cellars? Where do YOU
go downstairs from this floor"
Pearl John did not answer this
last question directly. He only
yuid, "I'yc had the basement
searched already. He's not there"
AngcliGue and Betty came into
thc room just then.
Good morning. Where's Pearl
Pierre asked Angelique. "pve
Just remembered the name Of the
race horse of my fathers ] was
trying to tell him about yeater-
day"
I'VE were wondering if he
wasn't with YOU some place Bob
tried to keep mis- voice casual.
"Mc? Why" she asked coyly,
81 haven't seen Pearl Pierre since
we all said goodnight here"
That's pretty good, too"
thought Bob as he looked ut her
curiouSly. Where had she been
with Pearl Pierre when he saw
them in the hall outside his door?
And how about her trailing softly
after de Forest when he opened
the mysterious door that was al
ways kept locked?
The Indian guard, coming to
the door just then, claimed Pearl
Johns attention, and they all
heard Broken Shield say that no
body had gone down the trail to
the plains since the road was
opened the day before.
After he had gone Pearl John
came back into the room, looking
very much disturbed. 81 think we
had better start TO look for him
here" he said. "If he's not in the
house. wen search the mesa"
Accordingly every door in the
hacienda was opened and each
room looked over very thor
oughly, except for the locked door
with the lions head knocker.'
"That leads down cellar and
I've already had Il search made
there" Pearl John repeated when
someone spoke of it.
Tante Josephine vigorously pro-
tested an investigation of her
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EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE

Having qualified a. exccutrix
of the last will and testament of
Raymond K. Hill, deceased, late
resident of Henderson County, n.
C.. this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate
to present them To the undersign-
ed on or before Dec. Is, 1897, or
this notice Will be pleaded in bar
Of recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate will make settle
ment at once with the under
signed. This Dee. lS, 1886.
EURA COSTON HILL,
l2-lS-Fri-6tp EXccutviX.
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OF Adv Ordered Cancelled After Sold Paul
FOR SALE-Boy's bicycle. Good
condition. Paul English, Fourth
avenue west. ..

ash pile where the Christmas
greens had been burned, Ange-
liquc and Ramon both eyed il
closely, but now there was moth
;ng but blackened heap.
They went on to the rocky
place where the two had watched
Pear! Pierre pol;inP about ia TIC
cindcrs, and the girl looked a.
Ramon. He did not see her; in
stead he was taring down over
the side where black object lay
clumpicd on the crags below.
With q cry. Angelique saw it,
too. and drew back, pointing !
shaking hand. "The:e! Down
there
Pearl Pierre wac certainly do"r
there, lying very still and
sprawled grotesquely on the bare
rocks. After the first shock Boz
raced back TO the hou@e for u
stout rope. When he returned
Pearl John ordered the Indian 20
20 down over the edge Of the cliff.
The man protested, but dc For
est was firm.
"Do as tell you, Broken
Shield, or, by Heaven, it'll be the
las: time you ever refuse to do
anytningw lie exclaimed with sud
den fury, and watched as the In
dian clipped the moose under his
arms, and the other end waa
looycd about Il point Of rock.
Slowly the descent was made,
and then everyone lent a hand 20
help bring the double burden bacl:
up to the surface of the mesa.
Inch by inch, the rope was drawn
up until the Indians head ap-
peared. Eager hands drew him to
safety and they all stood breath
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rooms, but her Scphew paid no
attention to her Tuning.
1t was lunch time before they
finished, and Pearl John insisted
that they should cat the meal be.
fore they started outside. Bob
noticed, though, that dc Forest
ate almost nothing himself. Ap,
parertly Pearl John was more
disturbed than he admitted over
his brothers absence. Il did seem
queer without Pearl Pierre sitting
in his place 1T the head of the
tahlo.--hia strange, silent per-
sonality ovcrsh&dowing everything
else in the room. Both be and
Pearl Sam had had that almost
hypnotic power Of making them
selves felt, even though they
spoke little. IL Nas y relief to
have the younger brothers. more
genial presence, instead.
81 thilk the girls had better
not come with US D." said Pearl
John Us they rose from the table.
IT'S cold and threatening out.
side"
"Oh. plcag,w bergcd Angel
iQle. at gives me the creeps to
stay in here alone, doesn't it you,
Betty? And Tantc Josephine will
be al right for = little while. She
is taking nap and maid is
with her"
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8 HURT ON BUS TRIP

LAREDO. Tex. Jan. |. (UP)-
Eight students from the Univer-
sity of Florida were in Mercy hos
pital here last night. suffering
from injuries. none of which was
serious, received when an eXcur-
sion bus turned over while the
students were touring in Mexico.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Having qualified as executor OF
the estate Of Isaac JustuS, deceas-
ed. this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate
TO present them TO the undersign-
ed on or before the first day of
January. 1887, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate
will please make settlement with
the undersigned.
j. {. C0STON, Executor,
Estate Of Isaac Justus.
NJ. NJ. REDEEM, Attorney.
I-I-Fri-Gtp
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CLUB ORGANIZED

COLUMBIA. Mo-. Students of
Missouri university have formed
a Thank God-It' s-Friday Club
10 promote weekend relaxation.
Members said they will drink
nothing stronger than beer at the
meetings and engage in scholar
" discussion
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CANISTER MURDERS
ON NEW YEARS EVE

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. /. (UP)
4 squad of underworld execution
Cs shot the notorious Plus Lam
zetti 10 death yesterday as he
celebrated the approaching New
Year with a bottle Of soda water.
4 bystander. Samuel Roberts,
AZ, also died from wounds. A
third occupant Of the soft drink
rarlor, Foranetti Starzi, 81. was
expected to recover from bullet
holes in his stomach and side.
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SAVANNAH LINES
STEAMER AGROUND

BOSTON. Jan. L. (UP) -
Coast guard headquarters report
ed late last night the S. s. City
Of ST. Louis of the Savannah lines
was ashore on Hog island near
Euzzards bay and had radioed for
coast guard assistance. Further
details were lacking.
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REGIN HERE TO-DAY

The gaiety of the Christmas
party at Thunder Mesa" the dc
Forest haeienda in New Mexico.
has a tragic ending when Pearl
Sam de Forest, Oldest Of three
brothers, is found dead with "a
knife in his throat.
Each Of the dc Fores, brothers
has the first name Pearl" As a
family they cling to traditions,
seldom see outsiders. Pearl
John is the youngest brother,
Pearl Pierre next. Others at the
house are: Tsnte Josephine, old
ard an invalid; Betty WEIGH, her
young companion; Ramon Vas
quez, and Angelique Abeyt'.
quests at tic party: Professor
Shaw, archeologist; and Bob Ora
ham, tire salesman stopping at
the hacienda until his car is re-
paired.
The body of Pearl Sam, placed
in the house chapel, disappears.
Bob hears Tante Josephine, in a
hysterical outburstS accuse each
of the remaining brothers OF
Pearl Sans murder.
Ramon ard Angelique see Pearl
Pierre poking about the embcrs
of the burned Christmas green's.
Later they discover that the body
Of Pearl Sam has been burned.
Back at the hacienda, Angeliquo
flirts with Pearl Pierre to see if
she car learn from him anything
about the murder.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER Nv
After lying awake for hours,
trying 20 fit together the pieces
of the puzzle of this strange
house and its occupants, Bob fl
nallv dropped into troubled
dream IN which impending disaS-
ter seemed about to grasp him.
At last he awokc, relieved To
find rhc gray light of morning
streaming through his window.
Apparently more snow was threat
ening.
The chilling remembrance of
his dream stayed with him,
though he tried his best to Danish
it. But when the breakfast tray
had been taken away, he dressed
hGrricdly and went out 10 see if
he could find Betty. The girls
welfare had become the most im-
portant thing in the world To him,
and he had to admit she was oc-
cupying most Of his waking
thoughts.
Pearl John, hwrying toward
him. brought him back to the
world of reality. "My brother -
have you seen him." he asked.
"No. | just got up" Bob an
ywcrcd. "Want me to hunt him
up for you? The men coming up
from Santa Fe, perhaps He
looked at his host hopefully.
They'll probably get here to-
day, but don't know" Pearl
John frowned anxiouSly. But the
Mexican reported Pearl Pierre had
not been in his room all night.
I've just come from his study and
he's not there, either"
For an instant 1T was on the TIP
of Bob's tongue to ask what An
gelique knew about Pearl Pierre.
Then he decided to wait and see
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less while Pearl Pierre's lifeless
body was laid on the snow.
Then all eyes fastened on some
thing black sticking in his throat.
The obsidian knife again!
TO be continued)
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WANTED
3l-Real Estate

WANTED-Reai estate for sale
or rent. Also list description OF
property you want. Glover
Jones.
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32-Roon,s and Houses

YOUR ROOMS COLD, Ell! a
want adv. will locate q warm
one with or without meals. Try
il for quick response.
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4O-Misceuaneous

WANT TO EXCHANGE a we'll
equipped Beauty Shop in Hick-
DRY for real estate in Hender-
son county. Address, Box I'll,
RI. /. HenderSOnville.
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WANTED-Pair of farm scales.
D or s hundred pounds. Good
condition. Phone 29l3.
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The earliest patent on the fore
runner of lin0leum was takcibut
in ENGLAND i'm 1896
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fofessional Services

ejeS rEER the business, the
Rms ys s hon scratches for
,5lc.sra" o'cn is a good business
ts ben d.. Advertise daily, as
q ~ ''ss every time she lays
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l6-Apartments
l7-houses

SEVERAL HOUSES for rent. At
tractive prices and terms on
several homes for sale. j. II.
Yelton. Telephone S44.
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FURS-HIDES-They are bringing
good prices and we are buying
heavily. Bring them in ut once
for top prices. Sherman's Groc-
cry. Phone Oil.
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GOODBYE, 1896! - You "

GOODBYE, 1896! - You were
good to us. You made us many
new friends. You increased our
dividend rate from 31a to per
cent. You doubled our business.
You made for us a happy and
cheerful entrance into 1887.
Thank you! First Federal Saw
ings and Loan Association.
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and truck body re-
pairs and building and trailer
work are our specialties. See
Hendersonville Lumber Co.,
near depot. Phone AZ.
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BUILDING SUPPLY NEWS
Published By
RlGBY-MORROW co.
Lumber Builders Supplies
Millwork
Fourth Ave. East Phone 81

place my order and protect me
on the prices" said F. L. Morley,
who has been and is going to do
quite little more building on the
Flat Rock road. He figures he will
save 1T least 10 per cent over
waiting 60 days to replace his or
der. This is the wise thing TO do.
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Special Notices

INCUBATOR-Do want to buy
good used one or do you have
one TO sell? Advertise before
Matching season begins.
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MARKS CLEANERS & OVERS
will buy and sell secondhand
clothes. See US for bargains
23l n. Main st. Phone SOL. =
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USED TOOLS for farm or home,
secondhand furniture, cooking
utensils, cook stoves, heaters,
anything and everything AT Co
van Hyder'S, Seventh Ave. F.
Phone $50.
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For Rent
Books

THESE DULL and rainy days are
fine for reading and knitting,
Fullwood can supply YOU with
material for both. Phone 7J2
and ask him.
Frllwood Lending Library
LAP Third Ave. West
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l2-Radios and Service
I3-Merchandise

WEATHER remains good for that
building and repair job. Mater
las are plentiful. Use them be-
fore too many price advances,
which are on the way. Hender-
Sonvillc Supply 4 Coal Co.
Phone 500.
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l5-Miscel!aneous

APPLE CROP prospects for heavy
bloom are good but good apples
require good spraying. Do you
wan, - buy or sell n used spray
outfit. Try 4 wanted or for-Sale
adv.
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WHEN HENS are fed Full-O- Pep,
eggs must come. The hen can't
help il. Farmers Federation.
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FEED THE PHEASANTS

The Chinese pheasants, during
the past few years nave come
to be the most popular game bird
in Big Horn county and lnhablt
our valleys generally. These birds
are protected through the laws OF
the state and furnish each year
excellent sport for the hunters of
the county and neighborlng COM
munitIeS.
Last year. on account of the ex-
IRENE weather ard lack of feed.
public subscriptions were secur-
ed in many states to assist in
feeding the wild game Of different
states.
On account of the grasshopper,
cricket and drought conditions
which have existed in this county
during the past year, very little
feed is available for the pleas
ants and other birds of our val
leys. During the past week many
farmers have reported to your edi-
tor that these birds, particularly
the pheasarts. are in large num-
bers along the highways and
around the farm buildings in the
valley in search Of feed. They
report that these birds are dying.
If we are to preserve the pleas
ants, some effort should be made
by the Big Horn County Rod g.
Gun club and other public spirited
citizens to secure feed and dis
tribute it. We are informed that
considerable trapping has been
done in the valley and these birds
have been removed to other To-
calities. but in Big Horn valley IN
particular, no feed is available on
the ranches and we hope that ef-
forts will be put forth to secure
the necessary feed and distribute
it.
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WYOLA NEWS

D - - = = - - - - - ~ - -
Edon SchaubeI was on the sick
LIST, last week.
William Schauoel made a trip to
Nouarcn, Wednesday.
C. E. Channel is i'll OF pneu-
moHia at tie Wyola hotel.
Edward Berry and daughter
made a trip to Monarch, Monday.
Guy II. Conver and John Koi-
stad nlotored to Lodge Grass, Sun
Law.
Mr.. and Nrs. Robert Newhousc
made q business trip to Sheridan,
saturday.
A <1ou many children are out
Of school with the Influenza and
tI.!2hen pox.
Ms Guy H. CONVEX has bech
:! at her nome the past week with
tie influenza.
Robert Holman OF Billings was
a Viola caller on Tuesday. He
t@2veis% TOR the Borden Co.
wednesday. Mrs. Albert J. Sheets
vent by tram to Billings, where
she will spend several days.
-AloSTt J; SheeIS entertained the
ems BrldSe cluo, Eriday evening.
Ihe prize went to Robert Hahn.
NJ. to,tz has been i'll several
days WITH the influenza. Jack
L|2-lS IS dci"ng his school bus.
the meeting OF the Wyola Bap-
t.St Lad.eS Aid was postponed
iAurSoay' cue TO so much sick
ness.
MIS- +. N. CONVEX OF Hardin.
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LODGE GRASS MERCHANTS
DEFEAT THE HARDIN LIONS

At Lodge Grass, Wednesday v
ening OF last week, the Hardin
Lions basketball team was de-
feated by the Lodge Grass Mer-
chants by a score of 81 to ~. The
Hardin boys were unable to get
together their regular team, es-
pecially missing their Six-foot-
seven center. Art Ebeling. Toe
Hardin lineup was: AIT Durtsene
and Art Platz, forwards; Jonn
Smith, center; Russell Lindqulst
and Verne Mayo, guards, and
Homer Scribner, sub.
These two teams will play the
preliminary to the Hardin high
school-Bearcreek high school game
at the Hardin gym, this Friday
evening. 1t is expected that most
of the regular players will be on
hand for this game.
The Big Horn County Minister
ial association will hold the Feb
ruary meeting at the local Con-
rregational church next Monday
from noon till three o'clock.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

SHERIDAN TRUST AND SAVINGS
BANK. of Sheridan. Wyoming. a
corporation. Plaintiff
MARIAN BREKKE. Administrative
of the estate Of Elizabeth Borgess..
deceased. Defendant.
TO BE SOLD At SHERI'F'S SALE.
on the goth dav of February. A. n.
1897. Mt 200 o'clock n. M. at III"
door of tho courthouse. in Har-
din. County Of Big Horn. ~'to Of
Montana. the following DESCRIBED
real property. to-wit: .
Section Ten Io) in Township seven
(7) South of Range Thirty-four (34)
Fast. NJ. p. NJ. Big Horn Eo-NE
Montana.
HENRY H. CLRICH.
Sheriff. Big Horn County. Montana.
Bv w. s. BROOKS.
UNDERESTIMATE.
Dated January 90. A. n. 1887. -.
QUINN & MADDOX. ATTORNEYS for
Plaintiff.
Pub. Jan. %. Feb. 5. -. 1897.
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NOTICE OF SALE AT PUBLIC ATC-
TON OF PROPERTY SEIZED
AND FORFEITED TO THE
UNITED STATES.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
In pursuance of a decree made and
entered In the District Court Of the
United siatcs In and for the District
Of Montana. on the 21st day of Janu-
ary. 1887. in the case Of United States
Model. Chevrolet Coach Motor No.
7S1S74. together with it's tools. parts.
accessories and appurtenances. (scized
from Leo Martinez). Libelec. public
notice is hereby given that L. the un-
dersigned. will sell at public auction
at the hour of 2 O'Clock u. NJ. on the
10th day of February. 1897. at
Agency Garage. Il public place in TIL"
city of Crow Agency. Montana. to tn"
highest bidder for cash. the following
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Oh IirIN VI. P:i)i IIDING~ G% TIL,
BOARD or COUNTY CONttiS-
SioNI.itS or ZIG HJ!A,
COUNTY. MONTANA
Sl'i.''I NJ SESSION

January 9. ~. Hardin. Nom n
Thu board met tbs dur IL S:sr.. !
session. a tWO-tl:,v notice h;.vln~b-. ,
~pr"Viousi> rOSt''t. the. following I.,In-
bets being r!r sent. II. \. k4!up.
chairman. l. u. Mc,'ariv AIN! ~.
LSnde, Hteub r.. ~toc-tlurr VIII ~
corntE clerk.
The minutes ~ the prrN:olS meet
ing were rtai ana H~pprONcd.
This mCrtinr having M.cn ci.i
1or tn" rurnosc NJ lusSing Il rt~ulu-
ton Tor III creating O! an t.n:rr-
EenrE Budget for tEc Tax Iced fun |
IN the sum Of Dnc T~hou-"rt i.u!!. rs
($lOu0.0o). and after l.aSsing 81
resolution the board directed the
clerk to publish notice of hearing o.,
said budget for February /. 1887.
The board am, Owe d the Sti.. o. tho
following d,scribrd ~urOprrty: Lo; 4
Slock II. S"utlM.S 81 Addition" to u =;
X. Rankin. for the appraised v,,i",
of lot ut $500.
Lots l. 2. Soc. ; TWP. s Sou,,>. 1.
80 Il. to ,'allir +. Kennedy for az.
praised value of $2.25 per acre.
There being 10 further business
the board adjourned.
APPROVED:
II. \. kAMP. Chairman.
HARRY f. cox. County Clerk