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PAGE 2 SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1932 t h e cattle poor and Ye! so in d o ctrin ated were S T em igrants w ith stories of the Pnkllahed Every Prtaay at \ r L n W illam ette valley th a t not Moro, Oregon ---- Editor g r.hW J ‘tn stay on 'th e grass Glie« I*. F r e n c h ------ ° ne , Shorn an c t X £ r .» £ covered P,aIns of .Sherm an coun. Bntered as »econd cl*M matter □twi ¿ay erm an (County J o u r n a l porto file* at Mora, Oregon. under »f ConrrMa of March I . 1IÎS. COUNTY PAPER n iw s A m i L P U B lI S H E tS association b r n k p ii reported as a mere series of dashes. It could be purely pro- f a n e - n o English, at all. Castigation from such a person included distinct slurs upon the recipients ancestors back as far Qf unonhedox A hundred years of American activities on thei part .„ v en d v en « « the H k e H h o ^ o f on S ^ d ^ the week, end visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Smith and his brother in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Marquisse and family, They returned Saturday and brot his nephew Leroy Sm ith of Ta coma back with them for a visit. Bill Smith of Ellensburg a r P ro se n ^ were ^ e s d ^ ^ L e s t e r rived Saturday and will help his and Barnum, Eben Kee. Clyde Strad- brother, Myrle Smith In harvest. £ . B tay ld e m a n d d a u « , w here they they spent spent severa, months where i Mrs. Mai McDermid te at her visiting relatives home in Wasco after su fferin g s Mrs. Tommie B arnett and Mrs. stroke while visiting at ti)e home Marie Smith spent Saturday af- of her niece, (Mrs. Spiggs at Eu- ternoon visiting Mrs. T.M. Rolfe. gene. Mrs. MfcDermids sister of Mrs. W illard B arnett was host- Dufur for her e8S at a Thursday w ith MRS. McDERMID ILL GRASS VALLEY NEWS — * " • « « " Bla« par, o , ^ - Bud Brlnkert a— «, ¿5“ ^ Want Ad» u r n - the distance to • » • » » ' « »wear w ith a certain 8>*n t Ed Brtatow of PortU nd. dla- was possible in a day in J8o2, ..„hum some tim e after leaving the hoe- MVitimt u»n«artt t e l e p h o n e , telegraph, radio, tone of «.nvlctlon and vehem- p |u | wUh an(J trlct manager of Mu ual Benefit television were unthough. of to lea have g r >«’ • » “ 0 tn C r . ^ ™ e y w X S a J . : i e™mm“ " c a * l T w “ a man on " » « * » « » PTW N BATE» SUBSCRIPTION —- 01 com m unication wa« a m an un a ..... wooden pltn/s that «- - P«*'“ “ ” - M ^ S I m Duncan and c h ild « , • mr». aim u u n c a n ano « rlr« . Sunday from “ r “ d M” c n u u re n „ „ j .¡ „ .„ v ,,.« T ex a, P erri»° W „. , 0 ^ ONE YEAR ---- --------- 7*^7 stirred a few acres of land can- “ “J * ? ____ ,. u _____ _ _ _____________ ;___________ ____________ m n the . , ™ F ra n k T. Bayern. her parents, not compare to the huge tractor Enough words make it posai- - AUGUST 1, 1932 Mrs. Jam es E aster and Mrs. DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE outfit that turns 100 acres a day Conditions have changed, yet the urce to make improvements |n Wg 'h e r ’llf e tlm e h a s ^ m a l v e l l or ner lifetime nas seen m a rv e u T hat „ wh 1(x) years Is a long time In America egoecially- ,n the weBt and especially in W V « « . ble 10 “ ^ " a n d fÎ r i 6aj y 8 nte^ 2 u n £ the mt - w _ w ithout offending the ear. once hoped that all American amlu,8Sad„r» w ere »urtlelently , educated to have no need of . It is very odd that after four full days of calling themselves ~ . . „ . , the p arty of the people and the *h' . r ^ l A a ™ rich the Democrats should have nominated Adlal Stevenson, an Moro Ixxtge No. I l l LO.QJP aristocrat, an inheritor of g reat wealth, to run against Ike El- B| G (KOI’ Meets 1st and 3rd senhower, who was born In Tuesdays ln I.O.O.F. small tow n on the wrong side A fter enough harvesting of the ^ 1 . T ransient and of the tracks. 1952 crop to make its excellence visiting brothers are Stevenson Is not In the tradt- known it becomes time to say cordially Invited tlon of the brawling Irish who a few words about i t It is fine. Floyd laane, N. G. so often represent the city ma- It is so much better than ex- I-eo W atkins, chines of the Democratic party, peited that the crop estimators-- - He is well educated, and his some of whom are good -are- still Lnplne Rebekah Ixrfgn No. 11« speeches have polish. If any- holding their breath. Meets 2nd and 4th thing he is too intellectual for Farm ers, too, a re surprised. Tuesdays of each the Job for the self-styled Intel- T hey insured the crop at 20-25- month. Visiting lectuals of the nation have dab- 30 bushels depending on how it members "**«”** bled with communism and some looked and p a st performances of J°sepnine u e n iry NO. of Stevenson’s friends are sus- the lrfnd. They have been rals- | ing their Insurance ever since. Telen Martin, Sec. Although Stevenson will make It is so, good that farm ers can "ft strong campaign and will out watch the w heat ruhfclng oUl of Eareka Ixwlge No. 121 AJF. A A.M Meets on the 1st and talk the Republican nominee full grain elevators all day and 3rd Thursday evening« and although his own personal look puzzled at night, each month. Visiting beliefs are reasonable he will be ; Good sized fields have made mem bers cordially in- unable to disclaim the support nearly 60 bushels to the were, vtted to meet with u* Clyde Glllmor, W. M. of the Chilago gangs who start m any are making 50 and a 40 ed hint on his political career, bashel crop Js almost a m atter „ Dt Pinkerton, Secretary Neither will he be able to live of apology In the good land ^ th|eheM| ch ap ter N0. 7 k O J W down the support of the national areas. We don’t know ho|z it M eet, every « o n d « u ad m in istratio n : which of pure happened and few agree on fourth ThurM ay lo e»<» month; visiting member* political necessity m ust protect the subject. It is Elgin, late * Oregon Invited. Moro, its members who were found rains, fertilization-, good farming Bonnie May, W. M. with their fingers in the public or som ething else. Briefly, it Is ripcfcgfe ~ a good crop and may be the Gwen Ross, Secretary Stevenson was not drafted county’s largest because more His friends had to work very acres are in w heat than in 1948 . arrftiT N T hard to get him nominated.. That when Sherman county produced NOTH E OF FIN A L A< < N is no disgrace; a man can run over 4,500,000 bushels. — Notice Is hereby 8 ^ « " tb a t fnr nrMidpnt if he chooses The Df course, when whole fields undersigned has filed In the X tn J lI l^ n e ^ w a v . fig u red up th e y ie ld , » III lx- County Q tu rt of the State of Painting - Papering Decorating Free estimate« Brush and Spray Guaranteed Satisfaction For information call Moro 821 J. K. PARLEY Arzell Lemley were business vis itors tn Portland last Tuesday. • Mrs. L. S. Logan and (Mrs. Min na Burnell of Oakland, Califor nia arrived Monday to visit the form er’s parents, Mr, and Mks. J. S. Newcomb and ner brother in law and sister, (Mr. and Mrs. Roes Fields and. family. Mr. and Mrs. Myrle Sm ith and son Lowell w ent to Ellensburg, Wn., T hursday and spent tthe < ( )l NTY ( LK Rk H ANNUAL REPORT OP EXPENDITURES AND UNEXPENDED BALANCES COVERING PERIOD JULY 1, 1*51 TO JU N E M, l» 5 t, INCLUSIVE COUNTY GENERAL FUND ACCOUNT Amount Budgeted Amount Unexpended Expended COUNTY COURT Judges Salary '$1800.00 $ 1800.00 $ Judge’s expense 250.00 250.00 Comm’ra'jfees, mileage, admin. 500.00 539.60 39.600. D. CIRCUIT COURT W itnesses A Jurors’ fees 200.00 522.48 322.48 O. D. R eporter’s fees A salary 800.00 29.90 . 770.10 . - 25.00 Meals for ju ro rs . 30.50 5.50 O. D. Bailiff’s fees^ 25.00 15.00 10.00 ’ Judge’s expense 100.00 100.00 JU STICE COURT 50.00 Ju rors, witnesses, etc. 24.50 25.50 Salary 1800.00 1800.00 115.53 250.00 134.47 Office adm inistration 266.01 33.99 300.00 Ay ■ 1 3200.00 3200.00 M larv 2960.00 2960.00 i* p u ty a salary Incidental expenses 318.75 31.25 350.00 104.75 Record books A blanks 145.25 250.00 210.05 60.05 O. D. 150.00 Office equipm ent 3450.00 COUNTY AGENT 3450.00 COUNTY ASSESSOR 3200.00 Assessor’s salary 3200.00 ™ — ------' Roll>f detaU sheets, etc 192.89 Í07.11 300.00 100.00 100.00 0™ °« „ .. . 94.83 5.17 100.00. Appraisal A field work Office ¿ j X S ’.'u o n ’ " ” ’ etc. 200.00 124.10 75.90 50.00 50.00 g(x>d one and an effective’ poll«- » Httle less startling. Averages Oregon for Sherm an County his SH B R iFE cal ruse, but not to be taken come smaller than estim ates. Final Account as of sh e riff’« s a la r y ^ . - 3200.00 3200.00 seriously. v - ““ 1 B i r t h i n g 1« gqfog to i>al4e the E state of Anna F ^ S c h w a ra , Iieputy,g 8aIa/ y 2960.00 2960.00 »lit:- th is 's small crop. - deceased, and th at Momtey, the lncldental expenses x 166.47 O.|D. 966.47 800.00 Sparkm an Is a southern pot 11th day of August, 1952, a State Industrial Accident Com. 125 00 5.12 119.88 clan. f 72(100 720.00 Stevenson were ent able ru n bkaittifu I ’*• B IIF IU T the court court gravel outside car 72.00 78.00 150.00 on 1/ his own statem of to belief, BKU hU T IF ’F I’I l ’[n the court r o o m jit the county 487.44 487.44 he would di^w many conserva- A New York architect is quot- t y U ()reg" n have been fixed by C O U N T ? TREASURER live votes. He likes part of the e<l as saying that Oregon could gg the Urne and p iace T reasu re r’s salary 1600.00 1600.00 84.40 40.60 Taft-Hartley law, speaks a word niake Salem and the capitol area hearing of objections to said Record books A blanks 125.00 37.50 5Ö.00 ' 87.50 for state’s rights and for aeon- the most beautiful In America. . . ccount and for the set- Adm inistrative expense omy, does not go entirely over- That is very possible. tiement of said estate. COUNTY HEALTH O FFICER 3200.00 2340.08 859.92 board on oversea? gifts, thinks The taxpayers could go on and ' A rthur J. Bucholt*. Health__nuroe,~ salary, etc. the states should first decide on On building marble faced build- Executor \ COUNTY CORONER 126.000. D. 201.00 75.00 Fees A expenses FEPC. ings until the town was full of « j ^ ster Johnson, 25.00 25.00 Ju ro rs A witnesses Had he campaigned for him- them I t cqpld establish lawns X. t(„ n, v for Executor 36-9c ELECTIONS * self on th at ticket and won he and gardens until there was u 253.55 346.45 600.00 Judges A clerks - might stand on It. But his cam- place for Ihe weary to rest. It .90 299.10 300.00 Ballots A supplies. paign was led by Jake Arvey, Vould hire enough people to fill 22.75 27 J 5 50.00 Booths 16.25 head of the Chicago gang, and the marble offices and sit at 3.75 20.00 Ballot boxes A registration word to nominate him came mahogany desks typing a half COUNTY SCHOOLS • 50.90 50.90 from Harry1. Trum an who has dozen letters a day. Sure. ‘ School library 600.00 600.00 4-H Club Fair skeletons to keep hidden. Rut unless the people of the 150.00 150.00 Teachers' institute Stevenson Is a compromise state are more than a little daft 499.10 4590.90 5090.00 Percapita Qz $10.00 between the conservative south they * can call a halt on state COUNTY COURTHOUSE and the dealing north. To win he buildings for the housing of 132.12 0. D. 1732.12 1600.00 Lights, water, phone, etc. must placate both. Voters may more bureaus and’ agencies and 2500.00 2500.00 Janitor’s salary ’er^/!.iL out w hat he would instruct their legislators to get 346.04 never- 653 96 1000.00 Repairs A im provem ents do umess they 'rem em ber that r id Of a few already operating. COUNTY JA IL 13.70 O4>. 163.70 political itical debts are always paid U L^ike k e the federal government. government, Board of prisoners, supplies, etc. 150.00 171.30 O. D. 671.30 500.00 and Stevenson Is indebted to the state government has growrt COUNTY PRINTING 12.00 some characters he would not too fast There is too much, it COUNTY STOCK INSPECTOR BANG’S DISEASED CATTLE associate w ith if It were not for costs too much money. It does 50.00 50.00 Indem nity political ambition. too little good. MENTALLY DISEASED CASES ---------------- - \y e are of thp wen founded 72.12 2.88 Examination, expenses, etc. ▼ 75.00 opinion that it will not be stop- ' 100 YEARS PUBLIC ASSISTANCE ped until fche people indicate 1654.00 1654.00 General -assistance T his year Is the hundredth th at t h e v w a n t it st«ip|x>«l Then* 2175.00 2175.00 Old age assistance 331.00 anniversary of the biggest eml- a re always a few legislators 331.00 Aid to dependent children gratlon from the, mid-west to the w bo vote /against such extension Aid to perm anently A 277.00 277.00 Oregon country. In 1852 it is of state government and there totally disabled 2833.52 4666.48 7500.00 EMERGENCY FUND estim ated that some 15,000 per- are always more who vote for ASS N OF OREGON COUNTIES sons came across the plains to it. 23.77 O. D. 110.00 • 133.77 Dues settle In the W illam ette valley. Unless the people take an In 5.00 5.00 Public I^ands Committee Many of those who made the terest In their governm ent and 900.00 900.00 AUDIT OF COUNTY BOOKS trip kept a diary In w hich they in the taxes for their g»>vern OFFICERS’ BONDS 30.83 369.17 recounted the w eather, the cot> m ent, and unless they insist oh 400.00 Premiums It is r e c o g n is e d by m a tte r dition of the stock, th e presence more efficiency In that govern DEMOSS MEMORIAL PARK brewer« that a m oifim portxnt 101.56 198.44 300.00 or dust and the scarcity of water, ment. theytw on’t get it. And we Maintenance, repairs, etc. Het or in making good beer is COURTHOUSE INSURANCE To many It was not a great ad- mean the people themselves, the natural brew ing properties 41.81 183.17 225.00 Building A fixtures venture; it was drudgery. ------------- ‘ in the water. » 200.00 200.00 PEST CONTROL They forded the John Day In tbt from o u r U. S.| FISH A W IL D L IFE its deep rocky canyon and climb- " •’ ■■I, I MM EAR subterranean wells, plus pre 2100.00 2100.00 Service * ed the hill on its west to find . The Interview In which one mium quality grains and hops 700.00 700.00 government t r a pper an d th e s k i l l o f O ly m p ia 's grass and w ater aplenty around Prescott, a newsman from the DELINQUENT TAX FORECLOSURE 75.00 master brew ers that gives such E m igrant Springs. Some few United State«, and William Cost 7500 rare flavor to OLYMPIA. 600.00 w ent up Grass Valley canyon O’Dwyer, our pleasant but other- SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS 600.00 and across to the Deschutes at wise Imperfect am bassador to •«ar • « Z - WHEAT LEAGUE ASSOCIATION 5.00 25.00 A dvertisement 30 00 the m outh of Buckhollow. Most Mexlcof leads us to some conclu- * l t S " T940 CODE of them kept to their w estw ard sions that have little-to do w ith 13.90 486.10 Annotations & law books 500.00 course and crossed the Deschutes Mr. O’Dwyer’s reasons for Ilk- 200.00 FAIR GROUND INSURANCE 200.00 near Its m outh and climbed th at ing Mexico. 1568.50 O. D. 2568.50 SHERMAN CO. FA IR ASS N 1000.00 hill to get to The Dalles. T There wasi\ says the press, pro- 300.00 PIONEER TRAILS ASS’N • 300.00 Food was scarce In the wag- fanlty In ,the exchange of Ideas, 644.61 555.39 RETIREM ENT FUND 1200.00 ons by fall when th e wagon Probably, because of the sentl- $ 67494A4 $ 62332.M $ 4962^9 train s reached this county. Meu m e n u toward the use of vilo Total«—July 1, 1951 to JuueSO, 1932 Gen Fund Budget 3 picked up flour and bacon and language, the better evidences of 62332.53 Irena General P «»d Expenditure« su g ar and met the wagon trains profanity. ,were occluded from to sell a t a profit. Prices ran to the report. Nevertheless there Is $ 4.962.29 Net Balance 75 cents a pound and nearly all reason to beligve-fhat the ari of GENERAL ROAD FUND food was the sam e price. F ifty profanity is going the way of 1730.33 269.67 2000.00 W EED CONTROL cents a pound for flour or ba- chewing tohacco, straight whls 1562.60 20937.40 22500.00 WAGES Li^bt K e/rtibn fn t »f con o r su g ar seemed high to the key and w hiskers, alt one-time 310.19 4689.81 5000.00 REÎPAIRS Millans • / Temperai» P fp U 1115.90 " 2884.10 em igrants w ho were as near ndications of the wilder male, GAS & OIL 4000.00 186.91 O D. 3186.91 out of money as food. - A mule skinner of the days aran* n u m i et, rt « pu . «aau 11 i TIRES & TUBES Ä 3000.00 571.81 2428.19 GENERAL SUPPLIES 3000.00 T he women w anted to slop to when there w ere mules to skin T r W . Morto So« U. L OU. INSURANCE ON OE HALF w ash clothes; th e children need- had, and needed, a profane vo- 876.48 811.48 O. D. MnF-W’ COMPREHENSIVE POLICY 65.00 ed shoes; th e wagons w ere w orn cabulary that would have to be FOR SALE: Certified Elm ar w heat. Phone 20F2, Richard FOR SALE: Seed w heat, Elmar, has passed field inspection for* Johnson, Condon, Oregon 39-lc certification. Will sell, direct from combine for $2.50 bu. “RID your field of m orning glory Ask Barney about the new Bor Grown o n Crested W heat ascu—No spray, no equipm ent ground. Lester Barnum, Grass necessary—fireproof and non- Valley, or phone Moro 234. poinsonous.” NEED AN ALL-PURPOSE CAR? Don’t set raw posts. See a dem onstration of th e finest, DISTINfMTVE FUNERAL fastest wood preserver. Avail able at Baum garter H ardw are, SERVICE WITHIN THE Grass Valley, Oregon. 33-41c MEANS OP ALL FOR SALÉ: Rubber tired wheels and stiff tongue for wood H arris ’ 30-38 combine. Van Rietmann, Condon, Ore. 35-8p SMITH-CALLAWAY CHAPEL. CL’S TOM SLAUGHTERING — Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp freeae. Bring them In any dav but Suixtay. C 4 C Food Store, Grasa Valley, Oregon. «life Leonard R Hmltb The Dalles, Oregon Phone 3135 1514.05 7785.82 22491.73 3000.00 7000.00 11600.00 MISCELLANEOUS BRIDGES & . CULVERTS ROAD MACHINERY CRUSHED ROCK AND ROAD IMPROVEMENT MACADAM MAINTENANCE RETIREM ENT 1485.95 785.82 0. D. 10891.73 0. D. 1714.60 285.40 2000.00 1000.00 1000.00 339.43 560.57 900.00 ___________________ $ 65065.00 $ 67910.13 $ 3845.13 O. D. Totals— Jaly 1. 1951 to June 30, 1952 General Road Fn«d Expenditures * 6 7 ,9 1 0 .1 3 General Road Fund Budget •BAOBAB Deficit Balance ® 2,845.13 Less tranwfer from Emergency Fund U> Balance 3,845.15 EXPENDITURES FOR 1951-1952 SPECIAL ROAD TAX Amount Collected Amount Expended Unexpended Balance $ 55,263.9« $ 50,461.01 $ 4,802.95 Total num ber o f claims presented against General fund Gross am ount of claims against General Fund $ 55,117,02 Less claims disallowed 20.50 Total Warrant« Issued 591 , $ 55,096.52 Total outstanding w arrants as of June 30, 1952 $ 7,215.86 ‘ WARRANTS PAID 3 47.880..66 381 Total num ber of claim s presented against Gen. Road Fund Gross amt. of claims against Gen. Road Fund $ 68,029 89 Less claims disallowed ’ 119.76 Total Warrants Issued $ 67,910.13 Total outstanding w arrants as of June 30, 1952 $ 19,377.77 WARRANTS PAID $ 48,532.36 TOTAL EXPENDITURES AND TO WHAT FUND CHARGED FOR PEDIOD JULY 1, 1951 TO JULY 30, 1952, INCLu • COUNTY GENERAL FUND EXPENDITURES BY MONTH JULY —. .......................... .. ... .......$ 6,104.68 AUGUST ................ ............. ................. 3,020.27 SEPTEM BER .................................. - ___ 6,347.09 OCTOBER .................................................. 2,875.83 NOVEMBER —...............-------- 4,992.97 DECEMBER .............................................. 4,907.96 JANUARY —.............. ............... ............. ’ 3,901.67 FEBRUARY .............................................. 3,563.42 MARCH ...................................................... 2,859.20 A P R I L ................... 5,005.00 MAY ..................... - ................................... 4,698.27 JU N E ...........- ................................ - ......... 6,820.16 • .- . - 3 55,096.52 TOTAL GENERAL ROAD FUND EXPENDITURES BY MONTH JULY .......................................................... $ 4,034.96 5,047.21 A U G U S T __ ' 2,519.51 SEPTEMBER 13.337.12 . _ OCTOBER „ ' 6,294.01 ,. NOVEMBER DECEMBER 3,054.87 .__ 1,195.98 JANUARY 223.17 FÉBRUARY 2,883.46 „ MARCH 2,982.28 APRIL 5,791.37 MAY - 20,546.19 JU N E 3 67,910.13 $ 55,096.52 67.910.13 TOTAL Total General Fund Expenditures „ .Total General Road Fund Expendiutres TOTAL ALL WARRANTS ISSUED $ 123,006.65 COUNTY CLERK'S ANNUAL REPORT OF FEES AND DIS BURSEMENTS OF SAME JULY 1, 1951 TO JU N E 30, 1952 JUL . JLY ------------ ----------------------------- august ...............'¿n-i. SEPTEMBER - .............................. ....... OCTOBER .................................... ......... NOVEMBER ........................................ DECEMBER ........................................ JANUARY ........................... : ............... F E B R U A R Y ......................................... MARCH .............................................. A PR IL ............ ...................................... MAY ...................................................... JUNE ................................ .................... W hat makes Olympia so refreshing? Hr Then see the Willys Station Wagon on display at W ILLIS MOTOR CO. All-steel body, over drive, plenty of carrying capacity means safety, economy and prac tical transportation. Also New Four Wheel Drive JE E PS, PICK UPS and STATION WAQONS. Contact W ILLIS MOTOR for Wll- lys-Overland Sales, Service, P arts and Accessories. W est Columbia River Highway, The Dalle«, Ore gon. . 23-tfc. Total Receipt« 74.50 242.60 134.15 91.519 74.15 136.28 104.45 70.60 149.05 91,80 191.83 50.18 $ 1411.14 SOURCE OF REC'EIPTS Recording fees ________ _____ ______ I^aw Library fees ___________ ; __ 568.20 39.39 133.00 145.50 15.00 404.55 29.50 56.00 °noo Circuit Court fees ___________________ Probate and County Court fees - Marriage Licenses __________________ Miscellaneous Copying and Indexing Migratory Liens ________________ ____ ■* Litigant fees _______________________ Divorce fees _________________ Total Receipts 9 1411.14 DISBURSEMENTS M igratory liens paid to Secretary of State Litigant fees paid to State T reasurer Divorce fees paid to State T reasurer Fees ¿paid to County T reasurer Total Disburaementa STATE OF ORE3GON ___ COUNTY OF SHERMAN ) ) ss. ) « 29.50 56.00 20 00 <1305.64 $ 1411.14 \ I, Marie Hoskinson. County Clerk of the Couunty of SI man. State of Oregon, do hereby certify th a t the forego report is prepared from and based upon the records of this off and th at the same is a full, true and correct report to the t of my knowledge and belief. Dated this 16th day of July, 1952. (SE1AD - Marie Hoskinson, County Clerk
