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Mills' Weekly World from Cherryvale, Kansas • 4

Mills' Weekly World from Cherryvale, Kansas • 4

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0 A Lano Co indfe for oounty poor 12 28 EMU' ptl $UnrU. Proceeding of the Board of County roiiimtssionera. The Board of Oounty Commissioners met In regular session, aa provided by law, Ootober 3rd to 1 1 th inclusive There were preaent Mllo HUdreth, chairman; J. Soott an I O. A Cooper, oommiia-lonera, and D.

H. Mai tin comity olerk. PUBLISHED EVKHY TUESDAY. Gov. Humphrey has ordered a detachment of federal troops to Coffey ville.

Oswego Independent. The Governor must have been standing up for Kansas on the Gunnison plan when he issued that order. Bam Taylor witness at va Chaa Evans et al Frank H-rt 8 Kelly Joe Hart 11 81m Dial BPIggott JDHcottJP! Frank Nellon Jouea constable Angelina Jonea wit 1 Soott JP GMes Moore Jonea constable 0 Watklne witnesa Soott state tb Jaa Smith et al H. O. 80URBEKK, EDITOR.

SUBSCRIPTION $1.00 PER YEAR. The following claims were examined and allowed by the board: Entered at the postoftlce at Parsons. Kansas, as second class mail matter. Nam. Natubi of Claim.

Amount. IN A FIX. The dynamiters are rather hard put too at present for campaign argument. After arresting two Republicans in Chautauqua county for the murder of Thayer, the cattle man, and telegraphing the same over the country as an Alliance conspirarcy, and then making liars of themselves in less than a fortnight, it was thought, they would weight well their work before they would embark on any more leg drives in strange waters Scott, aalary aa oouuty eommlaeioner 70 50 70 60 50 40 10 30 50 3 95 1 80 2 10 2 50 1 05 50 50 3 00 2 25 40 5 05 3 30 11 70 2 50 Th following bills were rejected by tho board 1 Caldw. 11-atty state John Kelly 27 00 0 F.

Harvey wltlusanity Lareen. 2i 0 lathe matter of the release of 1 John Moore from the oouuty jnll, the board ordered that-John Moore confined In tho oounty jail for. the non-payment ot fine oud be released from, the oouuty it being made to appear that- aald John Moore la wholly uuable to pay his line and. oosta, and that the condition ofhli health is aoeh aa to eniiaager hie life if -not It was ordered that Joe Boblnaon be employed, to clean out the vault of the court house oluset for the turn of twenty The petition ot J. M.

Jonea, et ul, prajlug for the release ol B. Gilmore from confinement In-the county, jail' for Ihe non-pajmoutof flue and costs, was granted on the condition that thirty five dollars oovh be paid at and the remainder within sl.xty dayefrom release. The bond of Itenjiimlu 3rd quarter 1892 75 00 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1892. A Cooper salary aa county commissioner 3rd quarter lhM 75 CO N. R.

P. Mllo HUdreth aalary as county commiss ioner 3rd quarter 1892 75 00 L. D. Lewelling made a most favorable impression here, arfd the Democrats who heard him have concluded that the Topeka convention builded wiser than it knew, and that he is deserving of every Wm. Slaughter aalary aa county treasurer WORLD LECTURE BUREAU! Jonea const do Motley witness do Will Laaclto do do .1 Soott do JJ Jones countable do Huott do Jones constable do Soott do Jones constable do Giles Moore witness do Bert liutchlnga do do 0 Wadkiua do do 3rd quarter 182 275 88 Mrs Lucy Best aalary aa county superin do do do Arthur Cole do John Moore do David Haines do do do do do Riley Morris do tendent 3rd quarter 1802 300 00 Martin salary aa county clerk 3rd The WOULD Iiuh a Hvt of Good Speakers and can furntah one to address nubile meetings anywhere in quarter 1802 277 08 without first securing the services vote in the state.

Washington this or adjoining states. Write for W. Cook salary aa deputy county treas 2 110 2.30 of the peace In Labette was- exam laed of a better pilot than Gov. Humph Republican. urer 3rd quarter 1892 10 full particulars.

Address MILLH WEEKLY WORLD, and approved. Martin salary aa deputy county clerk Chas Brown do do Greirson do Nafus coustuble do Third quarterly raport- of oouuty superintendent 2 50 9 80 17 45 A "financial system under which 3rd quarter 1892 150 00 A Buehnell aalary as comity 50 00 of echoola was examined and approved. OFFICIAL COOHTY PAPER, It was ordered that tho order heretofore made more than one-half of the wealth WashLandle salaiy janitor court 17 00 Williams supper lor jury 2 70 Byron Burnetts juror stata vs Riley MorrlB 1 60 authorizing the construction, eevter from the- county juil be rescluded. ofthe country derived from the One Flag. II 0 Long salary examination of tear hers 12 00 Conner aalary examination of teachers 12 00 Wm Slaughter postage and express 33 03 It was ordered that the bridge grauted on the bounty of nature, and the labor of slough near Hopklti's lu Neosho Mrs Lucy Best 12 (H) bo made a tlxly foot span Instead ol a fifty foot all, is owned by a little more than Wm Cook jail supplies 35 suau as heretofore ordered The other conditions to remuin 40,000 people, while 1,000,000 It wae ordered that John Clorn be employed to- Inch do do do Selmanbarger do do do Slain do do do Putrlek do do do Ed Bero do do do Col Roush do do do 0 Bliiukenshlp do do do Ed Bea-n do do do McKee do do do Barnes do do do Steve Jefferson wit do do Mntlhews do do do CL Caldwell do do do do attending jail 1)2 00 do coma, itlng prislonera to jail 7 75 do boarding prislonera 402 00 do drawing jury October term 1892.

2 Off 1 50 1 50 1 50 1 50 1 50 1 50 1 50 1 50 1 50 1 50 50 50 60 American citizens, able and will luy a plank floor, ten feet wide, on the top of the ing to toi1, are homeless tramps, Neosho ruu ubridge floor, north of Oswego. Plank to EDKeirsey "2 00 rey. But not so. Desperation knows no law and now that the entire gang of freebooters are about to be cleaned up politically they have grown desperate and are ready to resort to any means, no matter how questionable, if they but show the slightest chance to create a little breeze and attention to themselves. Their last move has proven the biggest blunder nf all, except the Coffey-ville dynamite job, and, like those that preceded it, was the work of one of Gov.

Hnmphrey's appointees. For the past year or more Jchn W. Beidenthal, as secretary of the Kansas Sinaloa In- be of elm lumber, two luohes thick and not more starving for bread; requires adjust Wm Kettlewell 2 00 than eight inohea wide, to-be nailed with six spikes A Hooimer repairing Pumpkin creek ment." John J. Ingalls. to each, plunk.

Snld John Clorn to receive one hundred dollars (1( 0) for the work. Bubjeot to the approval of the bridge 36 00 Uuleu, Gundy Co. mdse for county poor 13 01) Strother postage used as county health officer A disgruntled politician fills 4. 00 The bond, of Martin V. Davis.

county troasurer Montgomery Rose 6 80 Heed Co 10 3." Muzzy Bros coal 1 45 1 46 elect, was examined and approved. about the same place as a sore in County warrants amounting to $80278.67. having conveniently located. That par been paid by the count) treasurer, were cauceled Roud ii Co Mdse lor -county poor do do do Wood Co do do Seatou Burluger do do Montgomery do do Geo Barnhart house rent for do Squire Johnson board and care ol Sylvia and destroyed, as shown on pages 1 to ID, oommia- 2 110 11 20 73 25 05 5 00 trsBitoSCcpreiBinTO bv Krk.H.PomeF!i4 ii 11 1 icular kind who turns against the Blooera' record of warranto cancelled, candidate who fairly beats him In the mater ol the petition of J. Byrum and.

PEOPLE'S PARTY TICKET. others presented to tho board, praying that the for the nomination is equivalent to Mitchell 13 oo Osage townthip mdse for 11 33 Axton overseeing poor 0 1 0 Wasson taking Fry to poor farm 2 00 Geo 8 Liggelte doctoring Oswego poor 20 75 Wm Jones doctoring Md Valley poor 20 50 Wm Cook taking Jouas Walker to reform school 52 30 Wm Cook ottendlng corrtMay term 1803 21 01 do summoning regular jury 1892.... 17 05 Hamilton doctoring poor 7 00 Sourbeer county printing 210 48 A Bell writing testimony liquor Investi Atchluson salary and postage as county bourd oause to be viewed, laid out aud established a road, lu said county, commencing oue-ha. mile south. ofthe northeast corner section No, thirty- two sores, une ot tnese sore vestment company ana a mem attorney 317 no Win Kettlewell drawing special jury head boodlerswas making his way home a few evenings ago, when NATIONAL.

For President. JAMES 13. WEAVER, of Iowa. For Vice President, JAMES Q. FIELD, of Vlrgiuia.

October terra 1892 2 00 live (35), township No thirty-four Bouthrriinge No. seveuloiu (17.) and. running west one mile across said seotiou thirty to. ber ofthe colony at Topolobampo, has been receiving money and J. Gillette and Kloiser holding post one of those nimble, bushy -tailed inoi tera on Lagetto 15 00 county Also to alter or vacate a former forwarding the same to people road commencing at the northeast corner section animals, who is regarded more for gation Wm Cook sheriff fee liquor investigation JaB Vandermark wit .1 Williams state, vs Jacob Dren- ner go France const state vs Jacob Dren- thirty-five a.

rouning bttweeu. sec living in the colony from their his scents than dollars, appeared tions No. thirty-five (35) and twenty-six town- friends in the states, issuing the ler 4 90 in the road, at sight of which our ohlp. No. thiny-four (it4).

south, range No. seventeen the northwest quarter section Maud 8 Shcnlll wit state vs Geo Cun the No. thirty five (35) to county line. And UDon hero struck for the hedge. "Keep 3 80 8 80 1 10 1 30 50 5(1 50 50 1 10 90 50 50 ningham is so company's certicfiate for amounts which certificate good at the other end for examineUon and consideration Euid petltloa was Otis Sherrill wit.

slate vs Geo Cun the track," said the skunk, "I al was the granted, and 11 Beanor Lewis Goodwin and J. ningham 2 95 Barnes wit state vs Geo Cunning ways give the road to a bigger ham 8,30 stinker than myself. Ex. GWQulgley wit state vs Geo Cun amount paid in, no exchange or other expense accruing to either the sender or receiver. It is reported that money is be 8 20 Head mdse for county 11 70 Ed Woolvin work on county bridge 6 00 do Hoarding destitute soldier 9 50 70 50 1 50 60 50 50 ing iurnished a few Republican Though this manner of handling money had been widely adver Do Taking pauper to poor scalawags in the county to go farm 1, 50 STATE.

For Associate Justice of the Supreme Court SiEPHEN H. ALLEN, Pleasantoi, Linn county. For Governor, L. D. LEWELL1NG.

Wichita, Sedgewick county. For Lieutenant Governor, PERCY DANIELS, Girard, Crawford county. For Secretary of State, R. B. OSIIOHNE, Stockton, Hooks county For Auditor, VAN PHATHER, Columbus, Cherokee county, For Treasurer, tV.

H. MIDDLE, Augusta, Butler county, For Attorney General, .1. T. LITTLE, Oiathe, Johnson county. 'or Superintendent of Public Instruction, H.

N. GAINES, Siilina, Saline county. For Congressman at Large. W. A.

HARRIS, Llnwood, Leavenworth county. For Congress 3rd District, T. J. HUDHON, Fredonia, Wilson county. I Butlerworth 8 Kelly Wetherspoon Israel Frogley A A Cose Robert De Wolf Sam Braiden 8 Mayhen Frank Dauforth Hugh Brady Honitz I Layton Wasson Rosier Walker Case Elery McCormick I Hancock Wm Cook sheriff lee Ideu writing testimony Nafus constable Matthews witness SH Jefferson Win Dudgeon Board and care of Greirson state vs John Kelly Nafus ooustable Greirson state vs Cal Williams Nafus constable Belle Davis witness Terrell Perkins Taylor Bridges around offering bets that they tised in the company's paper, the Integral Co-operator, published 80 10 150 00 16 00 know they are certain to lose.

Landis county printing Tinder doctoring Parsons oity poor 8 Wh( elor, doctoring Montana poor Wm Took drawing speolal jury Ootober 1892 ED Keirtey drawing special jury October 1892 One of these little ends of noth- Ml ing whittled down to a point, win 2.00 2 00 at Enterprise in this state, no notice was ever taken of it until Charles Johnson, bank examiner, who holds his appointment from Humphrey, saw or thought he go around and secure several bets with a view to challenging on election day willing to lose his Iteid Co mdse for county poor 14 90 Philip Geis mil8e fenoounty poor 4(1 35 Montgome mdse for oounty poor 5 50 Wood Go mdso for county poor 3tt 0 W. O'Bannon, together with. A. B. Buehnell, county were appoinlod viewers, anddireoted to meet and view said road Nov.

10 1892, at 10 o'clock a. and the county clerk was directed to give notice to land owners bb provided by law. In the matter of the petition of A. Lunian and others presented to the board, praying ttrnt the board, cause to be laM out aud located, a public road on and across kit No. eleven (11), In section thirty-five (35), township No.

(34) south, range No. seventeen (17) tast, Labette eounty, Kansas, Also that the publio road as it is now located, on aud across lot No. eleven (11), be declared vacated. And upon examination and consideration said petition was granted, and Geo. F.

Lee. Geo. Leap and Henry Long were pointed viewers, and together with A. B. Bashnell, county aurveyor, were directed to meet and view suid proposed road Nov, 14, 18112, at 10 o'clock a.

and the county clerk was directed to give notice to landowners as provided by law. Ordered that the bid of J. D. Minlsh offering to furnish 1000 bushels of coal for the county at nine cents per bushel, be accepted. County warrants amounting to 194.05 being outlawed by the lapse of time, were cancelled and destroyed, aa shown on pages 14 and 15, commissioners record of warrants cancelled, In the waiter ol the petition for the release of Arthur Cole, coulined in the county jail, the board ordered that the within named Arthur Cole be released from further confinement in the couuty jail.

In the matter of the petition lor the cancellation ofthe taxes against the Central Christian church, of Parson, the board, after due cons' iteration and carefully examining said petition, ordered that the tax levied against the within described property used for church purposes be canceled as asked for. 99 44 own vote, for a consideration, i by so doing he can kill severa saw an opportunity to make capital against the party of which Mr. Breidenthal is at present the head, People's party or Democratic 22 80 20 00 38 98 10 00 Freeman Kelso mdse for county poor Ellis Martin burying paupers Joe Hobinson oleaning closet vault Glendening mdse fop county poor Grace Holmes making transcript state- vs no Allen Wm Cook bringing Lewis Dodd- on re Suddenly and without the slight GreiTsou Berry Ross votes. If one of these points 50 50 2 25 95 50 50 50 Kl 55 4 75 11 15 fi 20 9 15 0 50 50 50 7 45 4 50 60 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 40 12 10 30 95 est warning Mr. Breidenthal was comes around any precinct to quisition 21 45 arrested charged with a violation Win Cook attempting to collect costs statu 17 11 carry out such a scheme he should be shown the timber and requested to go, with the further request of the banking law, but right here the schemers met their Gettysburg.

Nalus constable A Head juror A Weir Baldwin II Graham Brown It Waller Tom Davis Slmoa Williams Marley 4 00 4 40 50 COUNTY. For Stiit Senator, J. H. REILLY, of Parsons. For Representative 2Bth District, J.

L. HUMPHREY, of Mound Valley. For Representative 27th District, P. A. MORKIrtON, ol'Mt.

Pleasant Township. For Probate Judire, GEORGE CAMPBELL, of Mound Valley. For Clek of District Court, J. M. MORGAN, of Chetopa.

that he stand not on the order of Williams state vs Jas Green. lliiuiniun const state vs Jus Green llamman juror do do Buck do do do Jcptha Dunham do. do do Fully Kearney do do do John Angelo do do do Bert Smith do- do do his going. 50 50 50 50 Instead of placing the accused undet bond and carrying the case over to the next term of court, the defendant demanded a trial, and although Judge Humphrey I Iteeme Bert Reeme 50 st. vs Maggie Pangbern Greirson et al Weaver at Parsons November 7th.

For County Attorney, WILLIAMS, of Falrview township. Jacob Miller mdse fur county poor 38 92 Ha) don Girard hardware for county 1 65 The board examined the third quarterly report M. E. Nafus const st vs Maggie Pangbern had about concluded the term, of E. A.

Rlchcreek and found the same correct. Thompson Gunter lumber for county 1 09 Approved the same, Carpenter Harrison electric light 27 00 recalled the jury and forced the et al A Williams jurer st vs Maggie Pangbern et al The board having examined the appointment of Fr County Superintendent, MRS. LUCY BEST, of Oswegn. I For County Commissioner, 3rd District, JAMES JARBOE, of Walton township. VanMeter cual for paupers 2 00 Why do not the Republican or state to trial.

After vainly en Davis juror ft vs Maggie Pangbern et al H. 8. Alwood as deputy county treasurer made the following order, to-wlt: "The within appointment is hereby approved and his salaiy fixed at the rate of one thousand dollars per year, payable in deavoring for two days to make ators say something about their state platform? Why do not their papers print it? Why not fight out a case the prosecution asked from quarterly installments." Look out for roorbacks now till election. leave to dismiss the case De GFl'arlett Geo Breese" Chas Barnes John Hoffman juror st vs Maggie Pangbern et al llarr wit st vs Maggie Pangbern et al Mitchell fendant's attorneys, however, The board made the following order, to-wit: "Ordered that hereafter the clerk of the district court and sheriff ofthe county prepare, and file with Ihe county clerk, quarterly a sworn statement of the fees, fines aud other monies collected sistedon a verdict of acquital which was rendered by order ot "Trade anything for a vote for senator or representative," is the order ofthe state committee of the politically busted g. O.

p. by them, for which they are liable to the county, the court. Thus another wel CTnj lor In niberuud re pairs on bridge In W.alton 3 03 FA Hoopner repairing bridgeetc.i... 55 72 HuBt lumber for Pumpkiu creek bridge 29 41 Must lumber for Hackberry creek 44 28 Clark Si Cisna repairing bridge 2 00 8 Clark lumber and labor cn Labette creek bridge 17 00 Wiu Cook supeoning special jury Oct 1892... 14 55 Atcumson expense attending supreme court at Topeka 1105 Martin stamps for 3rd quarter 1892 1 84 Clark Clssuu work for county 54 BC OE Woods lumber for cdtinty 45 45 Licnbacb money paid on imp.

tax sale 7 73 Wm Kettlewell state vs Underwood 1 85 Wm Cook bheriff state vs Under a nd turn over the money to the county treasurer, as required by law." for it instead of shouting calamity? Are they ashamed of it or was it only made to get in on? Mr. Harrison's postmaster-general says that with government control of the telegraph he can send 100 words any distance for twenty-five cents. The platform on which Smith was nominated laid plan miscarried and another It being the time for the annual settlemeut with the county treasurer of the business of the fiscal nail was driven in the coffin ofthe year just past, the board proceeded to examine 50 50 50 50 60 50 1 00 10 10 1 0(1 1 00 1 00 10 10 3 35 3 60 90 9(1 70 90 IS 20 3 25 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 40 his statement showing the amount collided from worst ring that ever disgraced state. The Republicans are now to trade Harrison for a vote for Smith. Keep in the middle ofthe road and the entire ticket will be elected from Lewelling down to constable.

the lax rolls aud all other sources, and the balances on hand at the beginning of the fiscal year, Al so the credits for the warrants paid out of each "endorses the recommendation of fund for which vouchers appear. All of which was We are no alarmist. We have no faith in the people who are constantly preaching disaster to carefully compared with the recotds duplicates and accouuts of the oounty clerk. The board after carefully examining and auditing said accounts wood Grierson st vs Floyd Graham trie multitudes; wno witn every stroke of their pen or twist for the past fiscal year found the same to be correct, snd they are hereby approved, subject to correction should any error be discovered. And now, at the hour, of 3 o'clock p.

the board of county commisslonera adjourned to meet pursuant to law 10 6 45 15 CO 50 50 50 50 5 05 1 70 4 85 the postmaster-general for the government control of the telegraph and telephone service." Has any speaker or paper of the party referred to that? It endorses the state railroad commissioners in their efforts to prevent discrimination in rates. Do thfy refer to that? their jaw signify that they see dis Mack Jones Turner FH Foster Ida Mitchell A Martin state va Chas Evans Kelley constable Frank Taylor witness Sam Taylor Frank Hart Rebecci Taylor John Miller cor inquest John Lagatte John Hoffman const Sum Dauiela juror Peter Hogan A Neely WinQuarles John Hmoot Dan Hanklns H. H. Brown witness JoeBing John Bennett Hnrt Neal Baxter Gillette Keiser John Miller cor Inquest Clinton Lewis Jacob Schreiuer juror Henry Dejarnette JM Jones J.Kicumond MECarringer Jaa r'lynn Alonzo Snow wilnesa Frank Amos JohnWOrr Mrs Fred Lewis Maudes Lewis Washington Davis Jos McKee Nafus constable j1 Nafus const do do Eugene Koberts wit do do Chas Schmltz wit do do Anna Smith wit do do Sarah Singleton wit do do DSeott JPstatevs IJllie Jones const do do Kiersey state vs Wm Willis Inglish const do do Wm Cook sheriff do do A Lake wit do do A Richcrcek probate judge fee insan- STATE OF KANSAS, Labette County, SB. tress ahead for the human family or a portion of it that now occupy this mundane sphere.

We are 1 00 Republicans boast of having 350,000 to use in Kansas during October. that vast sum cannot be used honestly for legitimate purposes, the boast should turn every honest man against them and it will do it. Jeffersonian. Capital and labor are brothers, we are told. So they are, and so were Jacob and Esau.

But one of the brothers wants the apple on 1 00 75 25 50 even inclined to doubt some bold assertions sometimes made by ity of Maggie Hoffman 12 (15 It favors an amendment to the constitution in favor of equal suffrage. Do they speak or write D. H. Martin, county clerk of Labette county, Kom as, do hereby certify that the above aud foregoing is a true copy of thu proceedings of the board of county commissioners, of Labette county, Kansas, at their regular session, Octobei 3rd to 11th, inclusive. In witness whereof, I have hereunto Bet my band and affixed my official aeal this 13th day of Ootober, 1892.

D. H. Martin, County Clerk, those who deem it their duty to Hill juror insanity of Maggie warn their fellow mortal to let Hoffmau 100 of that? Harry Willis juror Insanity of Maggie this life care for itself and secure Hoffman 100 14 35 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 (10 i oo 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 00 4 65 It demands a strict enforce Eichboltz juror insanity of Magg.e condition that he shall give to the other the core after he has knawed ment of the prohibitory law, Hoffman 1 00 free transportation to Elysian fields in the next, but we do wish to wash our hands of any damage 0 Best juror Insanity of Maggie IN AT. Do they speak or write of that? PUBLICATION NOTICE TACHMKN'T. Hoffman 1 00 Wm Dudgeon juror Insanity of Maggie And so it is through the en that may happen the kingdom Hoffman 1 00 tire instrument.

Their speakers it as close as he likes. K. of L. Journal. Jim Legate declares he will carry 3,000 votes with him to the Ellas Southerdy juror insanity Maggie Hoffman 1 00 are condemning from the plat- Wm Cook sheriff insanity of Maggie lorm the work of their own con Hoffman 3 25 Foley Ry Printing Co blank books for the devil when all the liars who are responsible for the lies and gall sent out daily by the Republican pros of Kansas shall have furnished their last lie and been ent to claim their reward in that country from which no liar ever returns.

county 308 00 Before Geo. F. Lee, a. Justice of the Peace for Hackberry township, Labette county, Kansas, Alfred A Bendnre, plaintiffs, vs. It.

Meek, defendant. State ct Kansas, Labette County, Said defendant, R. Meek, Is hereby notified that on the 15th day ot October, A D. 1892, an order of attachment for the anm of $50 85 was Issued by the above named Justice of the Peacegainst the goods and chattels of the defendant in the above entitled action and that said cause will be heard on the 20th day of November, A. 1892, at 9 o'clock a.

m. Alfkf.d a Bknourz. Attest: Gao. F. Lkx, J.

P. People's party. This old fraud never has been able to control a vote in his life. He always had to vention, and dare not upheld one jot or tittle of it; not even the closing paragraph that invites Kiersey state vs Ed Mitchell 8 40 Ed Wcolviu const do do 8 40 Atchlnson attr do do 12 50 Jacob Schreiuer writing testimony Inquest OJinton Lewis 3 50 Glendenlng mdse for county poor. 4 09 Hamilton doctoring county 12 00 LT Strother salary as health.

officer 3rd quarter 1892 25 00 Waskey rent of jury room 3rd q'tr 1C9J 9 00 Hall O'Donald blanks for 11 00 Baldwin wolf scalp joo Beaeor mdse for county poor 10 55 A Richcreek postage 3 (a) A Martin at Va Chaa Evana et al 7 40 8 Kelly constable 9 90 Frank Taylor witnost no Rebecca Taylor go be paid practically for his own. "a careful and candid considera tion of the principles herein con Lawrence World (Rep.) Oh! Ah! So vou do buy votes, after all. RW Wright wit do do 50 Gill wit do do 60 Kiersey state vs Sam Parks 8 50 Ed Woolvin const do do 2 85 Wright wit do do 50 GUI wit do do 50 tained," for if they did their oc Weaverat Parsons cupation as viuiners would at Thank you for your candor. Gar nett Agitator. November 7th.

Weaver on the once be gone. Chas Woolyln witness state vs Bern Parks 50.

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