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THE HAYS FREE PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1919. THE HAYS FREE PRESS A. JU. UXiftKJ. BUN.

Publishers and Proprietors Issued every Saturday, and entered at the Postofice at Hays, Kansas, as second class matter. Subscription Per Year in Advance $1.50 Established 18S2 COMMISSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS Hays, Kansas, October 6, 1919, 9 a.m. The Board of County Commissioners met this day in regular monthly session. Members present: Herman J. Tholen, Chairman; John Jacobs and M.

A. Basgall, County Clerk. The uarterly reports, of the following county officers were examined and approved: M. A. Basgall, Co.

Clerk; F. N. Dreiling, Co. F. S.

Was-singer, Register of Deeds; Alex Weltz, Sheriff; R. A. Leiker, Clerk Dist. Court; J. B.

Gross, Probate Judge; J. M. Weisner, Co. Atty; Louis Christiansen, Co. Supt.

The Board of County Commissioners authorized the County Treasurer to transfer the Time Bridge balance of $154.77 to the Bridge fund. The jail report of the County Attorney, J. M. Weisner, and I. TV Pur-cell, Judge, was read, approved and ordered filed.

The following bills against the county were examined and allowed F. N. Dreiling, salary $325.00 F. S. Wasinger, 454.00 Louis Christiansen, and exp.

ffl 428.46 Jacob M. Weisner, 114.58 R. A. Leiker, 100.00 F. H.

Atwood, 91.85 Val. A. Weigel, Dep. Co. Clerk 50.00 F.

N. Dreiling, Exp. and Dep. hire 177.47 Alex Weltz, boarding prisonre and jail guard 231.75 Nick K. Kuhn, labor 2.50 NickKuhn, 10.00 August Gross, 10.00 A.

A. Weisner, mdse, Carpenter 12.37 W. R. Besley, allowance 20.00 John Pf eif er, house rent H. Unrein 5.00 Andrew Keiner, allowance 18.00 O.

L. Akers, 2 mos. 30.00 John Groff, 10.00 O'Loughlin Garage, labor 8.00 J. B. Basgall, mdse paupers 112.31 Sr.

M. Corona, hospital services 27.25. Herman Tholen, 1.65 U. P. Railroad, rental, lease 16038 25.00 J.

S. Bird, printing 258.45 Andrew J. Windholtz, labor 11.50 City of Hays, current, Sept. 43.92 Thos. Chapman, juror, -inq.

1.00 F. H. Heili, 1.00 J. G. Perigo, 1.00 Hall Litho.

supplies. 8.00 J. Weisner, expenses 8.88 Steve Joy, Dep. salary 25.00 baliff 27.00 Joseph Goetz, drayage 4.00 M. A.

Basgall, sal. and exp. 114.94 Alex Weltz 375.00 W. C. Holmes, 155.50 John B.

Gross 277.00 Herman 31.50 John Jacobs 30.00 F. Loreditsch, Dep. sheriff 125.00 Alex Weltz, Traveling exp. 203.04 John Jacobs, exp. viewing road 15.00 Joe M.

Weigel, labor 10.00 Raymond Staab, labor G.H. poison 10.00 A. C. J. Jacobs, 22.75 Henry Drake, board Patterson 39.00 Farmers Union, Victoria, Kan.

Corn and coal for pauper 15.42 John Pfeifer, rent M. Unrein 5.00 Nora Silver, Mother's pension 15.00 J. E. Basgall, rent Weigel pauper 7.00 F. B.

Brungardt, mdse Mrs. For the Sake of I Chiropractic 1 It is a duty that every parent owes the children to see to it that not only do they enjoy Health in their childhood but that they live so that when they grow up they will be Healthy Men and Women. child may have some slight spinal defect which can only be detected by a Chiropractor. This defect in years to come will cause much pain and By all means let your children have a Spinal Analysis when such faults can be easily corrected. and Spinal Analysis Free.

BE. HAREY WEST CHIROPRACTOR Tholen Building, Hays, Kansas. Phone 545 At Ellis Every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday Afternoons 48.68 A. J. Herklotz, damages fence 10.00 Roger Nulton, drive Co.

Com. 14.00 Rosa peters, allowance 15.00 John T. Glynn, detective ser 139.45 A. L. Clark, printing 161.14 W.

H. Snyder, 126.20 Jacobs Son, mdse pauper Heim 12.28 Adam Weigel, janitor work 70.00 A. Robertson, juror, inq. 1.00 Oscar A. Geyer, 1.00 Thos.

Oliver, J' 1.00 Hall Litho. supplies 5.38 John B. Gross, stamp exp. 2.25 J. H.

Magrane, Bailiff's fees 20.00 F. Loreditsch 27.00 Geo. A. Urban, labor G. H.

poison 15.00 John Eberle, drayage and freight 52.84 R. S. Markwell, supplies 3.65 Stockwell Ttax Table sup. 165.00 Jacob Orth, labor G. H.

poison 10.00 B. C. Arnold, justice fees 6.30 B. C. Arnold, 8.30 Margaret Unrein, allowance 30.00 J.

S. Dreiling, mdse, pauper Meier 34.50 Gottfreid Speier, allowance 20.00 A. A. Weisner, mdse pauper Beiker and Unrein 19.70 Lockwood Hazel supplies 140.50 United Telephone tel ser. 20.25 Golden Belt Fair appropriation 600.00 P.

V. Gottschalk, chair seats 2.80 Watson, Durand Kasper, molasses 953.87 Hays City Flour Mills, bran 1911.00 Anna Froelich, rent paupers house 7.00 Nora Silver, Mother pension 15.00 J. S. Dreiling, mdse pauper A. F.

Dreiling 46.55 Sarah Price, Widows' pension 10.00 On motion of Commissioner Jacobs the Board adjourned until 1:30 p. m. Hays, Kansas, Oct. 6, 1919, 1:30 p.m. The Board met as per adjournment.

All members present. The following bills against the County were examined, allowed, and the County Clerk authorized to issue warrants for same: School Dist. No. 2, tuition $335.00 C. Schwaller's Sons, cement 2.25 W.

C. Holmes, driving 86.77 R. F. Klug, painting bridge 6.00 Nicholson lumber 268.85 W. A.

Baker, expenses 23.74 Alois A. Engel, dragging 8.00 John F. Brungardt, 30.85 J. G. Grippin, 18.00 Joe N.

Dreiling, 45.50 John F. Brungardt, 10.00 H. L. Felten, road work 59.60 J. R.

Sadler, operating grader 235.20 C. Schwaller's Sons, lumber 86.12 Central Bridge estimate G. B. bridge 2053.35 Kepple Disney, moving house 3.50 Weber lumber 46.37 Robt. Fuller, final estimate bridge 750.00 F.

N. Dreiling, Co. Treas. exp. 15.71 M.

M. Weigel, dragging 20.00 B. F. Brungardt 8.00 Jabe.Grippen 16.00 James F. Mock 29,13 H.

L. Felten 2.50 W. E. Dawson, operating tractor 226.80 Peter Beilman, repairing grader 5.50 The following bills against the County were examined and allowed: H. L.

Felten, road work $870.00 Aultman Taylor, repairs 99.54 A. A. Dreiling, supplies 58.37 W. C. Holmes, driving 26.00 F.

J. Haffamier, work on grader 29.10 North Side Garage, repairs 6.00 Louis A. Houser, repairing grader 17.00 H. L- Felten, drayage and exp. 258.14 Your Children Unrein Andrew North Side Garage, supplies 11.15 Co.

Grader 4.00 10.00 Joe G. Jacobs, drives C. J. Nulton, work G.B. and painting signs 10.50 The following bills were laid.

over: R. W. Cann, loss of time and damage $126.00 F. S. Wasinger, Premium Co.

Treas. Bond 351.50 Frank Befort, land damage Zeigler road, per acre 60.00 The following bills were rejected: Andrew Miller, quarantine services 16.00 repairing bdge 2.00 The County Treasurer's annual settlement with the Board of Commissioners was approved. Road Petition of Anthony J. Kuhn and others of Ellis for the location of a road, was rejected. On motion of Commissioner Jacobs the Board adjourned to Wednesday, October 8, 1919.

Hays, Kansas, Oct. 8, 1919, 10 a. m. The Board met as per their adjournment. All members present.

The rebuilding of the Yohe Bridge was discussed. Mrl Lindsay of the Missouri Valley Bridge Iron of Wichita, Kansas, was present. Alternate plans for the bridge were considered and the County Engineer was instructed to present the matter in person to the Kansas Highway Commission for their approval. Final order was mad ein the Jacob Orth one for locating and one for vacating, locating- said roads as petitioned for. The following land and fence damages were allowed: Alex Pfannensteil, damage land and fence $550.00 Anton F.

Arnhold, 500.00 On motion of Commissioner Atwood the meeting adjourned sine die. Herman J. Tholen, Attest M. A. Basgall, Chairman.

Co. Clerk. Red Cross Notes To the Public: Preparations for the coming drive are now well under way. Each township in the county and each ward in the city will have workers during the Red Cross Drive in November. Mr.

C. M. Wann will take care of publicity matters in Hays and Mr. E. C.

Waldo will attend to this work in Ellis. The supplies for the A. R. C. drive are now on hand at headquarters and the various quotas will be sent by mail or delivered at the home or office of the volunteers.

This week volunteer pledge cards will be sent to the various chairmen. If you, chairmen, fail to see me at Hays, please continue and solicit the help of others. By next issue of this paper I hope to be able to announce the Chairman of Public Speakers Committee. Mack Sennet's 66 1yf -T 17 4 I trand Theatre, Hays, Kansas Two Days, Commencing Ellis County is supposed to raise $2880 for this drive. This means about one dollar for each voter of the last general election; Consequently we expect a personal interview will be necessary.

Letters to all the clergy of the county in care of parishes have been mailed this week. Next week the supplies will be apportioned so that everyone will have a chance to do hi3 charitable share towards the noble work of the American Red Cross. We do not expect any adult to give less than one dollar, for the re ceipt of one dollar entitles the donor to wear a Red Cross Button, 1920. Fcr information on the progress of the Drive and all preparatory news kindly consult the Ellis Headlight, The Free Press, The Ellis County News. Respectfully, Fr.

Julius, O. M. Director Ellis Co. Chapter, A. -R.

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