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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-13
Treat Father
With Favori+e
Dishes
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

IMAGINE OUR surprise on
asking one Father his favorite
dish when he replied mac
aroni and cheese. Yes. he said
he'd like 10 have il served TO
him next Sunday, Fathers Day.
A friend standing near by said
I'll take ham, n nice thick
cut with slice Of pineapple
filled with cloves it's a
mans dish "
We know one household head
who'll be happy If his wife sets
a bowlful of freshly sliced pine
apple in front of him.
Men do like plain, old-fash-
Toned food, so perhaps that's the
reason another said .. It's A
iosS-up between baked beans
and bacon and eggs. ] could eat
beans anytime OF day
Many of the dads smiled and
replied "Oh. l eat anything
that's put before me" and
then listed a variety Of favorites,
including prune pie, coconut
cake, corned beef hash. roast
chicken and devils food cake.
Even though we do cook
Specially for Dad seven days a
week, let's be sure 10 have his
top-notch special on his day.
How about one Of the following?
Corned Beef Hash
4 10 s potatoes
n pound cooked or canned
corned beef
3 tablespoons butter
J cup cream
Peel and cube potatoes and
cook in boiling sailed water
until tender but not soft. Dice
corned beef. Melt butter in
heavy skillet, add potatoes,
corned beef and cream; cook
over low heat until most of
cream is absorbed. Serve piping
hot. Serves four.
Devils Food Cake
4 squares chocolate
y cup sugar
y cup milk
l egg yolk
Il cup butter
- cup sugar
egg
cup flour
J. teaspoon salt
II teaspoon soda
4 cup sour milk
y teaspoon vanilla
Melt chocolate over hot water.
add n cup sugar and slowly the
sweet milk; then add egg yolk
and cook until mixture thickens
Let cool. Cream butter and
sugar and add wcll-beaten egg.
Mix and sift flour, salt and soda
and add alternately with sour
milk 10 butter mixture Add
chocolate mixture and vanilla.
Bake IN shallow cake pans 30
minutes in moderate oven $3.50
degrees). Frost with favorite
frOSting
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Pineapple MaIIow

i pound marShmallows
pa cups crushed pineapple
! small bottle maraschino
cherries
u cup heavy cream
Wet scissors and cut marsh
mallows into quarters. Add pine
apple and chill several hours.
Drain and chop cherries, reServ-
ing 6 whole ones for garnish.
Whip cream and add to the first
mixture with cherries. Place in
sherbct glasses and garnish with
a whole cherry. Serves six.
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HERE Is an interesting and
unusual way 10 serve ice cream
for the children's party. They
will be delighted with dishes OF
chocolate or strawberry ia
yored cream with their own
monogram on the side.
Better yet. the monogram Is
made OF crunchy butter cookies
baked in letter form. The
cookie monographs may be made
in advance for they stay crisp
until needed.
Monogram Cookies
= cup butter
= cup sugar
! teaspoon vanilla extract
"a teaspoon lemon extract
egg
2 cups sifted all-purpOse flour
u teaspoon salt
! 10 ? tablespoons milk
Chocolate ice cream
Cream butter until soft and
smooth; add sugar and blend
we'll Add flavorings and tm-
beaten egg; beat vigorously un-
I'll smooth and fluffy. Sift and
measure flour. sift with salt
add 10 creamed mixture, blend
ing thoroughly.
Make Letters
For fancy pressed cookies no
milk will be required. but 10
make the letters with a pastry
tube. a little softer dough will
ba raOtI1rod Sn ~. IN appltCb
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Attractive Sweet
Is Easy Dessert

AN OLD favorite dessert,
pineapple mallow, returns again.
This festive sweet is so easy 10
make that none should hesitate
TO try il for first time. It's as
attractive as can be when served
in glass sherbet dishes on colored
plates.
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moderate oven 1850 degrees) for
10 10 II minutes, until deli
cately Drowned. Letters may
be put together 10 form names
or initials on chocolate or any
desired ice cream.
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milk 10 make the dough pass
easily through the tube, l TO 2
tablespoons
Use rose point. and shape the
letters directly on a lightly but
tered cookie sheet. Bake in a
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THE BRIDES PRIMER
By PRUDENCE PENNY

10 for jelly so shimmerin0 and clear;
Make Il all Summer, before Winter draws near.
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OCTOBER SESSION. lsls.
OCTOBER 10. 1910

Pursuant TO adjournmsnk til
Board Of Supervisors mst a TIL
Supervisors Room Of the ~.
comb County Building. Mount
Clemens, on Friday the 18th day
Of October. A. D., 1910, at 1000
o'clock, A. M.
Meeting called to order b.
Chairman Westendorf.
Roll callsd BY the Clerk and
the following Supervisors an
swered present:
Joel =. Frost. Armada; A. N,
Brewer, Bruce; Adolph Veryses
Chesterfield; Otto ! Sherbeclk,
Clinton; Frank Bjehl, Erin;
Floyd Rcsso, HsrTiSen; A. u,
Lingemann, Lake, Ferdinand
Foss, Lenox; Charles stade.
Macomb; =. +. WAngelin, Ray;
Omar Hendersou, Richmond;
J. V. Messmore. shelby; William
Malow. Sterling; Grover Powell,
Warrington; CArl Hollinses,
East Detroit; John Deeroot. Easi
Detroit; Earl r. lliilGr, East De-
troit; b. ". Nnnneley, Mount
Clemens; H afold Lindsay,
Mount Clement; Thos. Lone.
staff, Mount Cljmsns; Frederick
Breitmeyer, ~ Mount Glen.
ems; William tloose, New Balti.
more: Williafh Mcintyre. New
Baltimore; 1essy Muller, Clntss
Line; Alec kchospheef, Centet
Line; Edwbrd Havsl, Uticn;
Henry Gags Utica; Don r. We.
tsndorf, Mdfns Clemens.
The ClsrA anneunesd . quo.
rum present. and the meeting
procssdsd te|ttsueAct business.
Ths CLERK kt6d ths rsppg3 a
- - :silii aSst
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Motion by Lindsey, supported
by Moore, that the report b re-
csived and filed. Motion cssTisd.
Mr.. Bennett, County Con-
troller, read the semi.annual re-
port Of the financial condition
Of the County. for . period Of
January Let TO August 3ist,
1910, and explained the several
Items In detail 10 the Board.
Motion by Brewer, supported
by Nunneley, that the report be
| reesivsd and filed and the Con-
trollef, Mr.. Bennett, compli-
mented on the very fine report.
Motion carried.
At this time, Mr.. Bennett
spoke about the amounts that
The County owed to the Cities
and Townships and also the off,
sets which the Townships and
Cities owed the County. This
matter was explained In full and
the several amounts involved
were read to the Board.
Motion by Nunneley, support
ed by Lingemann, that the Con-
troller contact each Township
and City and work out Q settle
ment and report back to the
Board % q whole before settle
ment Il effected. Motion car
ried.
At this time, the matter Of the
alleged over-payment Of the
Road Commissioners Of the past,
was brought up for discussion.
MIR. Malow informed the
Board that he had asked the
Prosecuting Attorney for N
opinion and was expecting Il at
any time, but could not report
at this meeting.
Motion by Nunneley, support
ed by Gage. that the meeting
adjourn until October 25th, 1o40.
Motion carried.
DONALD r. WESTENDoMr,
Chairman.
GUY l.. BROWN,
Clerk.
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The Clerk read the report Of
the Radio Committee Of Ssptem-
Der 10th, 1870.
Motion by Mcintyre, support
ed by Foss, that the report be
received and filed. Motion car
ried.
The Clerk read the report Of
the Building COMMITTEES Of Sep
TENDER 10th, 1910.
Motion by Sherlock, support
ed by Miller, that the report be
received and filed. Motion car
ried.
The Clerk read the report Of
the Sheriff's Committee Of O.
tober 2nd, 1910.
Motion by Moore, supported
by Sherlock, that the report be
received and filed and the mat
ter regarding the hiring Of four
additional deputies be referred
to the Sheriff who shsll be in
structed to have an official from
the Chrysler Corporation ut the
Board meeting on the morning
Of the 18th inst, at 1000 o'clock
AM. -
The Clerk read the report of
the Budget and Appropriations
Committee Of October l+th,
1910.
Motion by Lindsey, supported
by Lingemann. that the report
be received and filed and rec.
concentrations adopted. Motion
carried.
The Clerk read the report Of
the Drain Committee Of Septem-
Der 9Th and 20th, 1910,
Motion by Rosso, supported by
Mcintyre, that the reports be
received and filed. Motion car
ried.
The Clerk read 4 communities
ton from the Macomb County
Allied Veterans Council, which
was attached TO two petitions
from the body regarding an ap-
preparation to be set aside for
INDECENT veterans and rooms be
furnished In the County Build
ing for the free use of Veterans
organizations.
Motion by Rosso, supported
by Lingemann, that the Resolu-
ton be received and referred 70
the War Veterans OF the Board
Of Supervisors, consisting Of
Lindsey. Wangelin, Hollinter,
Sherlock and Messmore and
they In turn TO report 10 ~
Budget Committee. Motion car.
ried.
Motion by Nunneley, support
ed by Lingemsnn, that the ~
quest Of the Veterans regarding
rooms in the County Building
be referred to the Building
Committee. Motion carried.
At this time, the matter Of the
Supervisors Picnic held this fall,
was brought UP.
Motion by Lindsey, supported
by Mcintyre, that the Clerk
write letters Of appreciation to
the boat owners who donated
the boats for the use Of the Su-
pervisory at their annual picnic.
Motion carried.
Motion BY Van Hosck, sup
ported by Lingemann, that the
meeting ADJOURN. Motion carried.
DONALD r. wEsTENDoRr.
Chairman.
GUY L. BROWN,
Clerk.
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OCTOBER SESSION, lele
OCTOBER Is. 1910

Pursuant to ad3ournlnent thu
Board Of Supervisors mt In the
Supervisors Room q ths Nh.
comb County Building at Mount
Clemens. -, Friday. III, 3&&h ~
Of OctobsF, a. D, 1910. n 1000
o'clock AIN.
Meeting called to order BY
Chairman WestendoSf.
Roll called by the Clerk and
the following Supervisor "a.
swersd present:
Joel Z. Frost, Armada; A. N.
Brewer, Bruce; Adoiph Veryser,
Chesterfield: Otto Sherlock,
Clinton: Frank Bishl, Erin;
Floyd Rosso, Harrison; A. A.
Lingemann, Lake; yerdinond
Fos1. Lsnox; Charles esade, Ma
comb; =. r. Waneoljn, Ray,
Omar Henderson. Nchmond; J.
v. Messmors, shelby; william
Strich, Warren; Grover Powell,
Washtngtoa; John Degroot, 1as6
Detroit; Carl IDCllinese. Eas(
Detroit; Earl I. Muller, East %.
troit; Harold Lindsey, Mount
Clemens, b. u. Nunnelsy, Mount
Clemsns; Nhos. Longstan,
Mount Clsknens; Fred BreitsMey-
q. ~, Mount Clemens; VIM.
McMtyp6, New Baltimore; WI
lism Ok Moore, New Baltimore;
HAIRY Alillps, Center Line; Alec
aeAa1 ahegF, Center Line: I'd
wa. /HAveJ, Utica; Henry Gage,
UivA: Den r. Westendoyf,
Nnt Clemens.
Tho Clerk announced q quo.
fuIn present and the meeting
rroeesded 70 transact business.
Minutes 'of the meetings Of
October nth and October 18th,
wsrs read and approved.
tn cjssk Rad . commmies.
dqu 3fum TIE State Tex Com.
miUdon regarding the appeal e
their oQualiootion of Supeyvis-
ore frosn chestsrfield and Ray
TowushipG. :
Metioa ~ Brewer, supported
BY Lineemonn, that the CON-
muntceticu b receivsd and filed
and the Clerk comply with the
provisions IN the communicates
regarding the notices sent 70
each Supervisor. Motion car.
ried.
The Clerk read q Resolution
q paaDed b. the Wayne County
Board q Supsrvisors q October
18th. 1910, reeafding Proposal
No. ,, which would b submit
I'd . The voters on November
Oth, 1870.
Motion by LongstafY, up-
ported b. Moore, that NE Rsoo.
luton b received and fled.
Motion carried.
AZ this time, tle Chairman
celled upea Auditor, Arnold
utRjeh g Ne AeoA CeQnnio.
dcn, WlSo pepesAt14 ~ anaypoj
rspoee - ~ 1eed Coaasnlsolon
md s1elalned TIE ssvsssl Items
involvsd.
Moe1dn b. Hospe, supported
b. vGyDoe, G8os IT, sop6et -
f6ctiyt1 ~ 2led. le1eleo ecr-
60 :;;;',s S'.''s - ! = a..
S08vV 49, tt,ttf
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Annual Report Of the Board Of Supervisors-19l

Ths Clerk read the report Of
the Special Veterans Committee
Of October gath, 1910.
Motion by Lingemann, sup
ported by Mcintyre, that the re-
port be received and referred to
the Budget Committee. Motion
carried.
At this time, Judge Callens
appeared before the Board and
requested that q Christmas do
nation Of $500 be made by the
Board for the purpose Of buy
ing Christmas presents consist
Ing Of dresses, shoes. clothing,
etc, for about twenty children
under his care who have been
placed IN boarding homes about
the County. II the full amount OF
the appropriation is not used,
the balance will be returned to
the County Treasurer.
Motion by Miller, supported
BY Rosso, that the request be
granted. On roll call, there were:
Ayes: CAD Frost, Brewer,
verySer, Biehl, Rosso, Linge-
mann, Stads, Wangelin. Hender-
son, Messmore, Strich, Powell,
Degroot, Hollinger, e. Miller,
Lindsey, Nunneley, Lonsstaff,
Breitmeyer, Mcintyre. Moore,
n. Miller, Schoenherr, Sherlock.
Hawel and Gage.
Absent: (S) Foss, Malow and
Van Hoeek.
The motion carried.
The Chairman announced a
rseess until 400 o'clock p. M.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Meeting called to order by
Chairman Westendorf 1t 200
o'clock p. M.
Roll called BY the Clerk and
the following Supervisors an
sweFed present:
Joel =. Frost, Armada; A. N.
Brewer, Bruce; Adolph veryser,
Chesterfield; Otto Sherlock,
Clinton; Floyd Nosso, Harrison;
A. A. Lingemann. Lake; Charles
Stsds, Mscomb; =. r.. Wangelin,
Ray; Omar Henderson. Rich
mond; William strich, Warren;
Grover Powell Warrington;
John Desrpst. xsst Dstfoit; Carl
l1eilinsers mi Nleeyls:~ NH +.
Miller, East Detroit; Harold
Lindsey, Mount Clemens: B. v.
Nunneley, Mount Clemens;
Thos. LonsstaH. Mount Glenn
ems; Fred Breitmeyer, Jr.,
Mount Clemens; Harry Miller,
csntsr Line: Alex Schoenherr.
Center Line; Edward Havel,
Utica; Don n. Westsndorf, Mount
Clemens.
The Clerk announced . quo
rum present md the meeting
proceeded b transact businsss.
The Chairman called upon the
Drein Commissioner, Mr.. Engel-
beseht who presented his report
% the Board. Mr.. Bennett,
County Controlles. read the re-
port and Mr.. Ensslbrecht ex-
planned the different items upon
questioning.
Motion BY Lingemsnn, sup
ported by Schoenherr, that the
report - received and filed.
Motion carried.
The Chairman introduces q
Miss Stern, one Of the Field
Representatives Of the Michigan
Children Aid ooeiety, who read
her report 70 The Beard concern
Ing the work q the Society In
Aacomb County for the past
year and explained what the So
ciety has done.
The Chairman thanked Miss
Stern for being present and a.
sursd her that her report was
vsry interesting 70 the Board.
The Clerk read the report Of
The Road Committee Of Octo-
Der 10th, 1910.
Molten BY Lindsey, support
ed By Schoenhsrr, that the re-
port u received and filed. Mo-
ton carried.
The Clerk read the report Of
the Welfare Committee Of Octo-
Der 1Srd, 1910.
Motion by Lingenasnn. sup
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comb County Building on Mon
day the 18th day of October,
A. D., 1910, at 1000 o'clock
Am.
Meeting called to order by
Chairman Westendorf.
Roll called by the Clerk and
the following Supervisors an
swered present:
Joel Z. Frost. Armada; Adolph
Veryser, Chesterfield; OFT
Shebeck, Clinton; Frank Biehl,
Erin; Floyd Rosso, Harrison; A,
A. Lingemann, Lake; Ferdinand
Foss, Lenox; Charles Stade, Ma
comb; E. r. Wangeln. Ray;
Omar Henderson, Richmond; j.
v. Mexmore, Shelby; william
Malow, Sterling; William Strich,
Warren; Grover Powell, Wash
ington; John Degroot. East De-
troit; Carl Hollinger, Ea< De-
troit; Earl T. Miller, East De-
troit; Harold Lindsey, Mount
Clemens; B. v. Nunneley, Mount
Clemens; Thos. Longstsff,
Mount Clemens; VIM. Mcintyre,
New Baltimore; william Moore,
New Baltimore; Alec Schoen-
her, Center Line; Edward
Havel, Utica; Don r. Weston
dorf, Mount Clemens.
The Clerk announced q quo
rum present and the meeting
proceeded to transact business.
Minutes of the meeting Of o.
tober 25th, were read and ap-
proved.
The Clerk read a report Of
the Building Committee Of o.
tober 18th, 1910.
Motion by Longstaff, support
ed by Moore, that the report Be
received and filed. Motion car
ried.
The Clerk read . communities
ton from the Leader Live Trap
Company Of Bay City, regard
ing live traps for stray dogs and
coyotes.
Motion by Lindsey, supported
by Rosso, that the communities.
ton be received and referred
to the Dog Committee. Motion
carried.
At this time, the Chairman IN
troduced = Mr.. Shield of thu
-D.tA r., who requested psfinis'
sion to speak to the Board ~
garding Proposal No. 3, which
will come up on the ballot No
vembsr Bth. Several questtons
were asked Mr.. Shield by mem.
bers Of the Board. The Clerk
was asked to notify the
Eastern Michigan Bus Company
and request that their rspressn-
tativs be present Tuesday a
Wednesday morning 10 presenk
their side Of tie csse.
The Clerk read the preamble
Of the Budget for 1871. There
was .considsrable discussion r.
garding ths matter pertaining
to the coronsrS uss Of moryue.
etc.
Motion by Msssmore. support
ed by Diehl. that payment for
removal Of = body from the
scene Of death shall b INSIDE
only in the case where the In.
dividual or relatives are indi.
gent or unable 70 pay cost. Such
10 b mads On approval
Of the Prosecuting Attorney.
Payment for such charges u not
TO be made where the body Is
handled as q private case. Mo-
ton carried.
The proposed Budget for 1914
was taken up Ut this time and u
- follows:
October 25th, 1910.
TO the Chairman and Members
u the Maeomb County Bosrd Of
The BUDGET COMMITTEES ~
pleased to'su1mit herewith ~
proposed Budget for 1oli. IN
ths course Of preparation Of this
DU1get, the Committee has 70.
the recommendations Of
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more than $500 per day for
meals and lodging.
That defense attorneys ap-
pointed by the Court be paid ac-
cording to the following sched-
ule:
All services and preparation
Of case, $4,000:
One-half day service in Court,
$3.50.
Each full day in Court, $3.50
That the Coroner be allowed
the following fee:
Viewing Of body, $500.
Use Of hearse for removal of
body, $1,000.
Milea2e, AUG per mile.
Use Of morgue, $500.
The charge shall be made for
the use Of morgus only in the
cases where autopsies are per-
formed; all charges made for the
use of hearse shall be approved
by the Prosecuting Attorney.
That the physicians perform
Ing autopsies be paid % follows:
Up 10 and including three
cavities, $1,000.
Four cavities and over, $500.
Assistant operator, $500.
Post-mortem cases, $500.
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COUNTY BUILDING
Engineer ................. ..s..s.1s;s
Jonttor .........sssss'.s. IVA.
Assistant Engineer .....s...........SS s
FRomon ..........ss..ss.
Extra Fireman
Assistant Janitors q q tl,S30 .....
Assistant Janitor ..........:~.s...
Elevator Operator .....s......s... Il
xlsvaAes Operator ......,s....sS
Jon1Hoe ...-....,.s...s.ss g
Main>snanes Z Supga,ss ..........s X
FUEL a.. ...ss.s.s .sAss..sseAt
IsshA yewF = wi1sr ............,9
lnn1enee ..a............ssss zx q
eWaipment ...... So ..... :. TX. x
OH Elev,>oe Coo4l 800 i. &
Printing = Rsdsss 3 ;I'S
rpausp y ~ Ss
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ocrosEs SESSION.. isss
ocTosGR -. 1870

Pursuant - 16jeutnmeoa, Ne
eeAsd g 0s!(evistss - - ~
eupssvieoeD 0oo4 6 ~ Ma
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Motioa BY Msssmors, sup.
portt4 n Rosto. thot TIE rtpost
- etcelvtd ~ filed. lo6tloe
|ene31o4 y. q !.
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The Clerk read the monthly
report Of the Macomb County
Laboratory.
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C0NI1OLLER
|csahsller- Salary .................s Aeee.eo.
Deputy $685.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1yooo.40
|Stenouaphsr commandments. l.3se.eo
Dookkoeper ......,.s...e........s 1slueey
Cloxk .................. .......:. M
cisrks a. ....................... l.s4seo
Oder Expense ................... $4,000
: lo.4ss.oo
|DRAN Coalsussl0NEK
Commissioners ..............4 1,5oo.oe
Commlesionsr- Car Allswsnce ......
DspSsy ......................... I.seeao
Bookkssper ...................... 11o4oa
ASsmuasns Clerk ................. 1,9oGAo
Oekice Expensa ...,............... 1,teoyeO
Special pspntiss st Dipeoal Plant =. l.eoq1o
i ie.sss.ss
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The CisrA announesd . quo.
rum present. and the meeting
procee6od toIttaueAct business.
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The bills for $500 : III
allowed on ths Sali6wins ta1(
Twenty cents yGr NILE ~ vi
first 80 miles a1d IN esh1t ~
each addition mile. $40 TOR ~
tendant when necessary.
II any additional expenditures
u needed for eissx hlre IA sny
department Il shall - NlRst -
proved by the Board of Super I.
visors.
That II any expsnse = ~
department equals ~ all1e&nt
set in the Budget prior = D.
cember 81. lell. a%ditionGI
allowance must y made ~ ~.
Bosrd of SUPERVISE, bs4sEs anr
additional expenditure EN- -
IuCuIxSos u
Respectfully submitted.
Frank Biehl, ChairmaA
Floyd w. nosso
Thomas Lonsstsff y
Adrian A. Iinesuaenfl
Grover J. RewsIl
John Dessust y.
VIM. Q. ldoors 4
Charles ssads e &
Alex sehssnAssr y;
Doaald 4. 49, q
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SuperVlSOS1:
The Budost COMMITTEES r.
pleased so'sd1mit herewith ~
proposed Budget for 1oli. IN
tn course Of preparation Of this
Bu1get, the Committee has 70.
csived the recommendations Of
the various other committees,
having contactsd with individ-
ual offices, - well ss recon-
rnendations from officials than
selves. An effort has been made
. Get up Z budget that will am
ply take care of the operating
cost Of the County Departments
and still keep within the amount
allocated for county expenses.
The Budget submitted for your
consideration totals $3.50, l00. 90
'as compared TO the Budget Tor
1910 Of $2sl, 1890, which IN
eludes items added by the Dooeo
during the year. &.
Further recommendations are
- follows:
The Sheriff be allowe6 ~
for each meal Furnished pfinnr
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