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About The Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1896)
sas3aifeBaeacsgxaurttj WAKE UP Dont sleep all the time You cant afford to pay the old time prices with 50 to 100 per cent profit Pay cash when you buy and get cash when you sell The smaller the profit the larger the sales Thaf s our plan AND It Pays rt It Pays KJ O T PAYS It Pays t It rays Y VW TTT1 you have been paying 1000 for AJ what we ask only 700 then you have paid 000 too much 1T you have money to spend it is XX your privilege to eo where it will buy the most nay more it is your dutyi TTTTTTJJWr you have seen our VV XLlDb goods and prices we will be willing to leave this to your judgment We have just received anew assortment of CLOTHING HATS AND SHOES also SJiirts Overalls Suspenders Socles Gloves etc Sood fancy suspenders - 15c Extra heavy - 25c Good fine socks per pair - 10c Itib top socks 4 pair for - 25c Good socks per pair 5c Good boys shirt - - 43c Good mens shirt - - 48c Good mens gloves - - 48c Kne assortment of pants at 14S Eemember SELDEN THE TAILOR Is always ready to make a fit aud dont forget the place OTTO BERBER Opposite Geo Hornbys 0 M SAGESER TONSORIAL ARTIST Hair cutting and sliaving Shop in the Y H Moses building HOT AND GOLD BATHS Valentine Nebr WILLET NO 17109 Sire of Nabob 4 230 Sire Rochester 16 Record 231 Sire of BELLBOY - 2 MJi DINNIE - 225 ORIANJA 2 T MINOT MlS lLORESTINE - 220 SENSATION - 2 29Ji And many others 1st dam JEAETTE by IIAM BLETONIAX 157 Dam of Willet sire ol Nabob 230 and Ka tana dam of Nornettc 225 Hazels Sire of the dams of Ida Belle 223 aud Lottie K 227 2nd dam DAUGHTER OE ABDEL LAH 15 Sire of Goldsmith Maid 2H Will stand the season at M R Par ris place one fourth mile south of the depot at Valentine Nebraska TERMS- 1000 to insure foal JL IV HANDS Keeper BREUKLANQER WAG9NMAKER Repairing a Specialty Ifriees Strickly Cash and Low er than ever SHOPtJit Gherry St opposite Langs Glstand - J r 5 iifeak THE VALENTINE DEiGGRAT I WOOD LAKE DEPARTMENT- SlTCCESSOlt TO CHERRY COUNTY INDEPENDENT E0BERT GOOD Editor and Publisher GO Reward The Western Nebraska Stock Grow ers Association will pay 50000 to anyone furnishing the testimony to convict any person or persons of stealing cattle belonging to the mem bers of the Association A S Reed President J R VanBoskirk Secretary Alliance Nebraska Visited the Country In company wiLh Valentines genial postmaster W 33 Haley the editor of this paper took a twenty five mile drive up the Minnechaduza last Satur day returning by way ol the table We visited Crookston and were sur prised at the amount of business done in that little burg The trade is con trolled by P IT TJaumgartel and E McDonald the latter having a line two story stone building From Crookston we went west to Hoffmans and returning camped on the Minne chaduza near V S Hattons for din ner If you dont think we enjoyed ourself ask Haley Mr Ilatton has one of the best farms in the county Small grain is heading is a good stand and of fine color while corn is simply whooping er up If all the coun try is in as good shape as the part we visited our farmer are O K Its a Shame What would the State Fair do if the country newspapers would refuse to support it even as the fair manag ers refuse to support the newspapers That abomination the State Pair Bulletin an imitation patent medicine journal which is not dignified enough to pass through the mails as secoud class matter but has to have a vulgar blue 1 cent postage stamp stuck on each wrapper is out again We like others chucked it to one side and doubtless would not have known what its nature was had not a mischievous wind blown the paper un der our feet and turned the word State uppermost Our love for our commonwealth was so great we pro ceeded investigate and discovered the true natnre of the circular If the state fair wants to be advertised why dont the managers use legitimate pub lications Getting Acquainted Queer isnt it that as soon as a stranger comes to town everyone with irons in the fire tries to get him- to think- act and talk just as he the man with the irons wants him to The editor of Tiie Democrat has so far tried to carefully weigh every question which has come up for his considera tion but he is not always infallable in his judgments and sometimes he may let a shark- get the better of him But if he does and we find it out some thing is bound to drop There are a number of questions of interest to tax payers in Cherry county which will re ceive the attention of Tile Democrat in the near future and as was an nounced in the first issue of this paper under the present management it will always be found on the side of the people It takes time to get acquain ted with the workings of municipal and county affairs and learn the senti ment of the people but The Demo crat is getting acquainted Cliurcli Stairs Service- in the M E church next Sunday at 11 a m and 8 p m Suject of morning discourse X Kays At 8 p m the Epworth League officers for the ensuing term will be installed Epworth League at 7 p m All are cordially invited O L Bamsey pastor v Y P S C E topic for Sunday is True Manliness aud Womanliness Ps 271 11 Epworth League subject next Sun day is how Christ Pounded a Xew Church Matt 1018 19 Luke 2219 20 2440 48 Matt 2SlS 20 Omaha is trying to get the national convention of the T P S C E for 189S We hope she will be successful The Childrens Day exercises at the M E church Sunday evening were well attended the entire seating capa city of the church being tested The young folks did themselves proud in their part of the following program Song by choir Song Elza and Earl Taction Opening address Alma Carlson Cold Water Army cons isting of the primary scholars was introduced by their captain Floyd Pettecrew Song by Mildred Dunn Good Conduct Band introduced by Emma Carlson Anti Saloon Cadets represented by Luella Thorn Loyal American Legion Mary King Good Citizenship Brigade Mabel Hahn Conquering Legion Ina Plowers Church Defenders Eva Harden Song by the choir Talk by Bev Bamsey Land Offico Valentine Neb I June 24th 1S0G Notice is hereby given that wilham M Hook of Cody Nebr has tiled notice of his intention to make final proof before Register aud Receiver at their ottice in Valentine Nebr on Friday the 31st day of Jly 1896 on timber culture applica tion No 7529 for the sw li sec 9 Tp 33n R33 vr He names as witnesses Edward Hanks Andrew J Barnes George SI Barnes and John 1 Hook all of Cody Nebr also Edward Hanks of Cody ebr TCNo 7C09 for the sw i sec 20 Tp 35u It 34w He names as witnesses William MJHook Audrew J Barnes George W B rmss and John F nook all of Cody Neb GSGOVEK Resist er LfKoy Leach Editor Editor Berkley Mr Parman and W Williams Esq all of Ainsworth spent Sunday in Woodlake the guests of C A Barnes While here Mr Berkley favored us with an exhibition ol his horsemansliij Miss Hope Honey arrived home from jSTeligh Sunday evening W V Johnson left Sunday morn ing for a visit to his old home in Wisconsin Mr E IT Barnard of Fremont father of our well known ranchman Willis Barnard spent several days of last week in our cit Our south side hotel has closed for a time owing to the ill health of Mrs West ih Mrs U G Stevenson of Johnstown is visiting friends in the city this week Miss Mamie Stevenson of Johns town spent the fore part of the week in Woodlake On the editorial page of this paper will be found a story of the Ten Years War in Cuba by the editor of this de partment EdJ Fort Kiolirara Denver Dicks specialty company left here for Gordon Neb Sunday evening This company remained at the Post the greater part of last week giving several exhibitions before large and delighted audiences It is the best 10 cent show traveling through the country today The company while here made many friends who all unite in wishing them all the luck in this world and hope to soon see them among us again The Port Bobinson base ball team came to the Fort last Priday and play ed the Port boys a series of three games on Priday Saturday and Sun day afternoon all of which were won by the IsTiobraras Port Bobinson can well feel proud of its ball team They are all excellent batters and with a few exseptions good fielders but not quite up to Port Niobraras in general ship and tricks of the diamond It is rumored that probably in the near intuit tutJ xjiuo xMuutaiiis win violh Port Robinson and play ball Besult of games played Friday Fort Niobrara 15 Port Bobinson 13 Saturday Port Nio brara 15 Fort Bobinson 12 Sunday-Fort Niobrara 11 Fort Bobin son 6 The Sunday game was witnessed by a large crowd from Valentine and up to the seventh inning was as pretty a game of ball as one could wish to see the score standing 1 to 0 in favor of Fort Bobinson During the seventh inning however the home team found the pitcher and pounded out seven runs After that it was go- as-you-please Port Niobrara will soon have a class of bicyclists who will challenge the world for fast riding Wallace Cragie our gentlemanly post master may be seen most any pleasant evening astride his Columbia enjoying the privilege of our race track Wallace i3 a scorcher and no mistake Sgts Young and Lindsay Co H have purchased a Columbia tandem to be used as a pacemaker for our re cord breakers Siiaaeon Simeon will celebrate the third in stead of the fourth of July A grand time is expected and everybody is invited Childrens Bay exercises were well attended and both young and old seemed to enjoy themselves The preacher said he never before saw so much chicken Monday we were visited by the best rain we have had for two years We understand that some of the little kids were running horse races Sunday and that one of the horses didnt run Bivers Stillwell is home from his wild goose chase He thinks the sand hills are good enough for him Bob Thompson has returned from the east and is working for W F Morgareidge Sheriff Strong was out from Valen tine Saturday and Sunday If the fleas were as scarce as news items are we would have lots -more comfort Oscar A Kennedy The heaviest rain of the season fell Sunday night and Monday morning Jt D Kime is home after a three weeks visit in Iowa Mr and Mrs L N Layport of Val entine visited the Kime boys at their ranch last week Mrs John Gee and others gave a picnic at their grove last Friday for the benefit of the school children It being the last day of school several prizes were awarded but we did not learn the names of the winners Kennedy will have better music for the Fourth than ever before There will be live pieces in the orche3tr Everybody come z x Z ar This locality was vJsrtrf by c fcenvy rainPridnv liist nd Sn Sismtayi night About 21 inches of water fell during the two showers A crop of small grain is now si sure thins if no hail visits us before hsirviSt liine rCorn is looking well Some fields are knee high without straightening up the blades which when raised will ersige three feet high Childrens dav was observed at Sparks last Sabbath by an entertainment the program for which was arranged by Mrs Dr Sawyer who is superintendent of the Sabbath School An enjoyable time was had and among the audi ence were a number of Valentine peo ple Mrs Whillans and Nellie Bullis and others Mrs L Poland of Towa is visiting at N Polands also with her sisters the Mesdames Nollette Mrs Felix Nollette has been ill but is now able to be out Mrs Archer visited in Vsilentiue last week We are glad to see her out among her neighborsoncp more Thomas Ashburn and WBl Archer hauled wood to the brick yard last week They were three days making the trip In a race at Sparks last Saturday Prank Ashburns pony was beaten by a horse from the hay Hats Mrs B Ilobson and Mrs Jane Gran ger of Harmony visited Mrs Archer on Tuesday last o The Cherry Connty Teachers Insti tute will be held in Valentine com mencing July 20th and ending Aug 1st Prof C M Pinkerton supt elect of the Lead Citv Schools is one of the in structors Fifteen years ago the writ er was a co laborer with Prof Pinker ton in Dallas County Towa and we are familiar with his methods in edu cational work He is a self made man a thorough teacher and for the past three years has been superintendent of the Fairbury City Schools There are several old pupils and acquaintances of his living about Gordon who will heartily concur with us in bestowing this merited praise To use a quota -ration famil iar to many of them Pink is all right Gordon Journal Bassett is getting to be one of the leading points on this line of road for shipping stock Last Tuesday a whole train load of fat cattle and sheep were shipped from this point to Omaha Bassett Baffle In mentioning the Fourth of July celebration at Kennedy we should have said Mr Latta will exhibit his great imitation artesian71 well instead of irrigation well County omsnissioners CONTINUED FK03I FIHST TAGE E W Hamey sal 4th qr 94 Amt 1G250 taxes 5 01 warrant 15710 J M Carpenter supplies Amt 150 taxes lCO C WP Johnson posting election notices Amt 3S05 taxes 1107 warrant 2783 A Lewis insane TIathorn Amt 1100 taxes 1100 Amt taxes R F Gillaspie State vs Sollacek S00 3 800 James Gil laspie s00 son R M Fail lis 700 7on WS Rowley 701 700 John Gee 000 James Wallingford otoo oo Horace Wallingford c00 fiOJ J Russel Smith joo 100 Wm Erickson 700 o warrant 470 R F Gillaspie State vs Smith 1 00 1 00 James Gillaspie 100- km RMFaddis 3 on ioo NSRawley ioo 100 John Gee 1 00 roo James Wallingford 300 100 Horace Wallingford 100 li00 A Nelson Justice fees State vs Don- el 815 sir Wm Body constbl lees State vs Sill 2090 2000 Hiram Cornell rent court house G000 0000 O Wilson Coroners witness lio ino C V Thorn 20 00 Fred Folks 110 1 jo George Ritterhush 110 1 10 Mrs AM Folks 110 iio A Lewis 220 220 W F Morgareidgeeoroners Juror lso i5o L H Overman i 40 1 40 HSCiaybaugh 140 im JolinDufty 110 1 10 A B Overman ieo 150 ODCoxey 140 140 W I Brown coroners constable 250 2ru J C Dwrer holding inquest claimed 5000 allowed SO 00 taxes ic21 warrent 1379 Charles Reese keeping pauper allowed 5200 587 warrant 4Gl Harvey Somes keeping pauper allowed 0000 tax 1429 warrant 1571 Whereupon board adiourned to June 18 1896 June 18th 1896 Board met pursuant to adjourn ment Members all present On motion the following claims were allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the county general fund in pay ment of same C G Parker boarding prisoners fees in Crim cases fees in Crim cases summoning petit jury iees state vs Laiten 00 50 SI 93 78 25 97 05 CO 00 inquest claimed 2070 allowed 14 CO jailors fees clmcl 10200 allowed 100 50 L L Stoner janitor work 3 00 Geo Elliott expense 1st qr 95 24 85 dist court fees Mch term 93 Gl 95 salCoclerklstqrOo 100 00 J J Lowe witness State vs Sill 1 CO M rs Joseph Schriner State vs Sill 1 00 Hans Hanson i oo FFHowlett Sheriff Howard Co State vs Sedlacek i so C V Hamilton shff Holt Co State vs Miller 0 CO John C Drexel shff Douglaa Co l oo J R Ayers juror March term 1893 7 80 James Gulp 4 20 J W Daniels tl 8 60 John R Fee 7 SO J T Galloway 1130 Wm Sears Amos Strong 3 20 Robert Robinson - 800 Harry Hilsinger jl 8 00 JAUitt goo J A Vankirk 2 00 Geo W Sill 2 co Geo Elliott witness State vs Sedlacek 200 Wm Erickson 2 00 Oscar Jones 100 S Renour 2 00 Ralph Renour 2 00 Samuel Sears 2 00 Anna Smith 2 00 Ralph Renour witness State vs Smith 8 00 M F Vame 4 45 Samuel Sears n 00 Mary Sedlacek S50 Albert Taylor 4 00 S Renour v soo Oscar Jones- v 4 00 William v a oo Anna Smith S50 Homer Tail - 900 On motion the following claims were allowed delinquent personal taxes de- - iiljpi gqcEcxaaasscMZMabc tJJxxrJigrrgTMjjMyitg i Charles McCoy John Cain ESThroop Silos Throop J J Lowe Hans Hanson W B HALEY Drugs should be cliosen with care and should always he treated right if you wish to obtain good from them You can get the right kind at lfHu h 7 i a 3 a n s 5 1 a O U L i t rum n H S P 71 Uzz SS3 Vw u s a a n a H fi a J 8 B s 9 a m fl B iXV N fi H na Vi 3 AH I OIU1 M en- poESSSv wcagBa wsasv fi v sawjaas aawu Mm tl VI yen aik Bv H EKSaK Ol Vl C at w ItHK nuu I nnu s lH Valentine Nebraska The White House 410 SOO 11 50 8 40 0 00 50 4 55 2080 2 00 16 41 27 50 SOO 55 00 57 00 25 00 65 60 55 00 47 00 55 CO 48 60 S3 00 25 00 70 00 4400 800 4 10 SOO 7 15 X 17 Oil S70 8 70 ir 40 coo 10 00 12 50 it io 8 GOO c rr 12 no KJCO 12 00 12 00 4 00 4 00 8 00 SOtJ SOO SOO 8 00 8 00 SOO 8 00 SCO 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 2 00 20 y 8 50 y no 50 4 00 40J 400 iui l0f rm 8 00 soo 8 00 soo soo 0t 2 00 2 00 TOO 2V00 2 00 2 M 200 900 yoo 4 20 4 07 9 0S 401 400 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 yo uoo Mrs Schriner Wesley Bivens Harry Keller S W Lilly Ed Clarke Co atty salary 1st qr P5 expense John Dnnn justice fees State vs Sill W It Stitt acconntant fees State Journal Co supplies Hiram Cornell rent Mch 95 Omaha Printing Co suppiies E W Hamey atty fees State vs Vanleer Hiram Cornell rent for Apr ST W II Stitt acconntant fees State Journal Co supplies Omaha Printing Co supplies Ed Clarke fees Neidert insane case Geo Elliott P Sullivan com fees May 95 Max E Yiertel M Dunham W R Stitt acconntant fees Jeff Winship assessing Irwin precint claimed M 60 allowed E W Harney atty fees State vs Spain Wm Meade assessing Sharps IJanch Davenport Thacher goods for poor goods for connty claimed 5 5 allowed 6 55 I N Russell asng Gillaspie 81 00 Geo Elliott copying water claims for state Hiram Cornell rent for May 5 Davenport Thacher goods for poor State Journal Co supplies Davenport Thacher goods for poor C W Cramer asng Table W P Davis Georgia clm l 40 attl John Dunn Valentine 10S 00 C C Parker sheriff fee3 18 50 600 9 50 130 715 SCO 16 41 1160 3 00 36 06 33 55 10 25 8 74 6 55 3 SO 110 4173 13 28 23 CO 4123 883 8 00 r is o i oi a 41 40 07 13 42 Whereupon the Ebard adjourned to June 191890 Jnne 10 18tl Board met pursuant toadjourn ment Members all present On motion F G Heese was appointed overseer of roads for district No 25 and upon iiling his bond samp was approved On motion the following claims were audited and allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the on the county general fnnd in pnyment of same J A Trommerhoaser wit State vs Miller 15 00 h rank IvnephorT Fred KnephofF John Knephoff Geo Elliott State vs Spain State vs Vanleer State vs Sill it 11 3 20 8 20 200 50 41 Co 41 ft 11 50 0 On 1000 U 50 10 50 950 850 102 50 1G0 i 55 12 00 19 0 f0 00 7 00 25 00 00 00 182 00 150 175 300 S00 It SO 5 70 IS 50 77 00 50 09 25 00 49 00 r o 7 25 1000 9 25 4 20 510 75 00 10 00 B0 00 10 05 42 50 5 00 44 40 27 00 1C0 00 10 50- On motion the following claims were allowed delinquent personal taxes deducted and war rants drawn on general fnnd for balance Clmd Amt Txs Wrat AT White wit State vs Miller WECady Sill John Dunn justice fees D W Hilsingerbrdng jry SJ Kilgore guarding jl V Fischer coal V Nenzel assessing 40 00 A Lewis insane Neidert Hugh Boyer assessing 67 CO Wm Steadman 57 00 E L Davis 25 00 Bazil Hunt H5 60 WDKicketts 59 00 Henry Barker 47 00 J Mogle 55 00 L L Morrill 48 0 M Heimorp 33 00 W G arson 25 CO R N Bruce 82 60 HEDawey 44 00 H C Chaufryrjr m for jry S 00 12 61 13 fO 19 91 1813 14 75 56 96 4315 43 04 53 60 6 81 2172 2S75 3311 Whereupon board adjourned to June 20 15S6 C C Parker th Ioardin snnDli3 u FA Clarke salary Co atty 2d qr T f Hornby goods for poor Geo Elliott paiary Co clerk 2d qr ir epcne State Journal Co Htippiies Fd Clarke expense in case State vs Lnnd Davenport Tbacher goods for poor Y II IIolme4 witness fees State vs Miller TCTolliver Kiram Cornell rent Jnne 03 Geo W Sisler lceeping panpor Davenport Thacher goods Tor poor John Ostermrm wies Sfatovs Hnttrl Theodore Molr Dav morfc Thacher goods Tor poor 1 R Farris printing treas report E E Thomas witness State vs Miller Lillian Stoner Gosnpt salary 2d qr y1 institute fnud Or Ed Clarke Co atty office rent July C W Honey goocbi tor poor Stare Journal Co supplies Hiram Cornell rent for July M Dunham com balary Aug PSnllivan Max E Viertel Geo Elliott recording bonds etc P Snllivau mileage to ONeill WT K Stitt acconntant fees Davenport Thacher goods for poor Gns Carlson book cas for treas G P Crab fjinncial statement Henry Razor makimr book rack C V Holsclav salary Co phys to Sep 9 T C C Parker jailors foes etc claimed 49 00 allowed F M Walcotr fees State vs Campbell Muller claimed rent M Dnnham com fees Oct Neleigh iep yj Max E Viertel P Sullivan C C Parker fees State vs McLauglilin j A T WHITE Proprietor Ar Has been rebuilt and rooms furnished with NEW SUITS OF FURNITURE Making it the most complete and comfortable HOTEL IN THE NORTHWEST SAMPLE ROOM AMD LIVERY STABLE IN CONNECTION Valentine Nebraska ducted therefrom and warrants or dered drawn on General Fund for the balance W Sehrinor wtnss Slate vs Sill Martin Glinstenstii Jurors March term 1S05 I W Beenier E Bowmen Jifnl Brechhill E Breuklander G w Dewey M X Hooper Lcf Holsclaw 0 N Jacobsou DAMalton leo JJMeNaniee M V Nicholson Peter Keiniers Hujih Sears T Shaffer M r Jiroslus bailiff Mch trra 15 Talesmen March term 1S93 Joe Stoelzie v N McCloiul i F Ilobson Daniel Fowler T 1 Ashburn A T Fowler Frank Carlson 1 M Jones x J iv Whillans Thomas Jones Henry Jtazev witnesses State vs Sedlacek 1 M Fathli 1JF tnilasiiie N S Iiowley J A Gee JosKivalliiisford N G vallitirurd James GilKispu v itnesses State vs Smitli 11 M Faddis John Gee N S Kowley N i walliiiKfonl J It wallingford George Schwahn J W Stetlar James Gillaspie IJ F Gilhspie lames 1 Hodge amt tax wnit i no 1 00 1 00 1 Of li -10 1S 1I 1140 8i Jnne 20 lSW Boanlmet parnanfc to adjourn infot Mcmiters all present On motion the following claims woife audited nnfl nllnwrii tm tUi nnnntv rfnai il Frtrul itul warrant ordered drawn in payment of puiiim ipo H Hornby snpplios 70 f W J Wallimjford assessing Kennedy precinct claimed ItS 00 allowed i0 Daveniort Timelier oois for poor ilM claimed 8 7 allowed G I Crabb wood for county postajv Max E Viprtel com fees Jnne M Dnnhnni P Sullivan J i Dwyer salary Co uhys 4tli qr 01 J li Farris letter heads printing Davenport Tbacher goods for poop i 2V 6 0U 12 30 34 20 46 50- 17 80 25 OO V 50 6X 8 00 10 0O 162 50 29 50 100 Wl t 53 87 50- 17 20- 24 M 5 00 15 X 60 Oil 45 00 1S1K1 10 yoo 10 0 15 00 7X1 00 304 00 Z5 00 7 5 3 60- 19 93 60 OO 22 50 20 SO 11 70 5 43 9 00 teoo 10 SOO 1300 14 J 11 Farris printing state examiners report 6 GO nanos iteace keeping pauper uavpniort cc Inacher goods for til VyiarKe oince rent tor iug yi State Journal Co Ioor 10 OO 7 5b 37 20 12 00 23 Xi 32 00 1100 7 75 6 03 al lowed 54 Oft Jhn Dunn justice fee- State va Jones 2 SO Geo Elliott salary 3d qr 95 100 exjens 22 17 J i Farris publishing Expert Stitts statement claimed 222 00 allowed 75 00 Jiiram vorneu rent ior J my Am opii iso 00 Ed Clarke Co atty salary 3d qr 93 162 50 16 50 1020 17 SO claimed IS 6j allowed i 45 On motion the following claims were audited and allowed delinquent personal taxes deducted therefrom and warrants ordered drawn- for re mainder Clmd Ald Txs 62 00 30 00- 16 30 63 00 1741 Wrnt L Ormesher assessing 70 MBTrnssell 6000 42 55 Ira Cook 35 0 4X 10 90 3H IO TP Spratt 45 00 45 00 3172 13 0 Kesin Wilson 53 00 38 00 29 79 2S21 G A Waggoner 50 23- C Roberts wit State vs Miller 11 50 A- Lewis med for poor 3 10 post mort ex 36 20 attendin insane 5 00 F Silberhorn wit State vs Hurtle D Peters G Carlson joiner work J J Jones wit State vs Miller O M Bailey gds for poor 2 60 WHoliclaw repair jail 20 00 C V Holsclaw Co phys 4th or 91 46 25 50 25 1150 3 10 2300 500 3 30 too 900 33 00- 26D 20 00 16 23 3 00 415 50 23 R57 310- 2500 5 00 130 100 U0H 8 95 2 60 2000 4 97 2 20 2405 6 72 39 5S Geo Hammon con fees State vs Jones 3 00 3 00 Thomas 1 15 3 95 20 Chris Hoist con fees State vs Donnelly 7173 37 50 32 P3 24 67 On motion the claim of Dr C Pikett anionnt ing to 35 00 for medical attendance on Mrs V Bolick was rejected On motion Dr J C Dwyer vas appointed Co physician at SlCOfor the year commencing June 23 lS9o and upon his filing his bond same was approved Whereupon board aejourned to June 22 1306 Attest Geo Elliott Countv Clerk- The Democrat has the largest and best coqs of correspondents of any pa per in the county arid it is proad cf them Keep a comin boys an d girlv aad youllnever regret1 lfe y tfj yi w M A J J 1150 allowed 10 73 Higgens 3 80- M MiJler claimed 7 00 allowed 6 25 Miller 2 50 Hnttle claimed 7 05 allowed 6 30 3Iuiler 53 00 L Miller W 10 Muller Veach 70 23 Miller 24 70 rpnsoners claimed 56 00 f - 4
