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HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1917
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Vim tabrntenidir rbkogeinaddreM
(hi olfli aboald be uoUUnl promptly, and
week befnr If pnmtble. Alwaya rive old ad
dna Mwella Ibecew. Alau, Hood Klver
aobwrlbera abould ootlfy I hit office Moore
wticn rhauiclDK ibeir addrCM from one rural
root to another, or Iron) city delivery to
eouutry dellvery.or vkwTema. Ifyoadonot
gft your paper promptly, notify at by mall or
telephone aod the matter will be luveHtlted
Except It pertain to live new matter, eom
luunlca'.kHiii, or article of a general nature,
bonld be In the offloe by Monday to Insure
tbeir appearing In tbe Unueoftbe current week
THANK 011, MR. CHAPMAN
(From tbe Oregon Voter)
Busy Portland men usually confine
their newspaper reading to the big city
dailies, and forget that out in tbe state
there are published sterling, indepen
dent journals which are powerful fac
tors in promoting sound, wholesome
public sentiment.
While net so brilliant in editorial
eipression as the city dailies which
employ writers to comment on tbe is
sues of the hour, the country papers at
a rule are edited Ly the men who own
them, and hence reflect a practical,
common-sense point of view.
To keep in touch with the real senti
ment of a citizenship that has the
independence and ability to maintain
itself in the open country, instead of
drifting to the congestion of the me
tropolis, every Portland business mar
ought to subscribe for a few country
weeklies or small community dailies.
And to make his wares known tc
that same independent and sturdy citi
zenship, he ought to include the coun
try papers as well as the city dailies in
his advertising plans.
THE PUPILS' RECITAL
The Musical Department of the
Woman's Club is to be congratulated
on the good work done through the
annuual pupil's recital, "ihe (killed
planista and vocalists of tbe Hood
River Valley should have the thanks
of all local people for inculcating:, not
only in tbe minds of tbe young pceple,
who are studying, a comprehensive
understanding of music but fur imbu
ing the older population with a greater
interest in this art. The work should
be encouraged, for it will undoubtedly
lead to a point when Hood River Val
ley will become known countrywide as
a place of even more rare musical in
terest than at present.
BOTH ARE STRONG
Says the Oregonian in its Legislative
Sidelights:
"Senator Wilbur, of Hood River, is
a Democrat and an inveterate pipe
smoker. He is one of the strongest
members of the Senate, which may or
may not have to do with the fact that
his pipe is indisputably the strongest
pipe in that august body."
Oregon's going bone dry, boys. The
House on Monday, all but seven brave
members, voted for tbe Anderson-Eddy
bill, which will emerge from the senate
to be signed by the Governor this
week. An emergency clause ia at
tached, and Bacchus and his sattelites
might just as well begin piping their
est lay amid the dells of old Oregon.
The new Interstate bridge, spanning
the Columbia between Portland and
Vancouver, is going to become known
as the modern "Bridge of the Gods."
The srtucture is said to be the longest
bridge in the world. It will be for
mally opened on February 15.
Sir Ground Hog, alias Woodchuck,
alias Marmot, will come forth from his
winter dreams tomorrow and make a
weather forecast for the next six
weeks. Let's prsy for heavy clouds.
The Glacier extends the sympathy of
its staff to our contemporary newspa
per men, K. B. and L. S. Bennett, who
grieve the death of their mother.
A few more road bills ought to be
introduced in the legislature, and the
proposed road code should be, adopted.
Balata.
Bulata Is a substance belongiug to
the rubber-like products and which is
very similar to gulta percba. It la ob
tained front the milky juke of tbe
"bully trV (Siipota muellerl belk),
found chiefly in the GuianAa and Vene
zuela. An Easy Arrangement,
Wife -Aui I. then, never to hare my
way in anything? Husband Certainly,
dear. When we are both agreed you
can have your way. When differ
I'll have inlne."
Obliging.
"Ouly give me time, your hoaor,"
begged tbe convicted prisoner.
"All right," rerlled the Judge. "Hw
will ten yenre suit?" Baltimore American.
Li mi tad Experience.
Mistress (to new girl) We entertain
a good deal. Have you bad much ex
perience at parties? Girl Only as a
guest, mum. Xew Haven Register.
Curiosity la looking over other peo
ple's affairs and overlooking our owav
Waylaud.
Heaven often smites In mercy, even
when the blow 1 severest Bail le.
The Fault ef Ridieula.
There Is no character, howsoever
good and flue, but it can be destroyed
by ridicule, howsoever poor and wit
less. Observe the ass, for instance.
His character Is about perfect, be ta
the choicest spirit among all tbe hum
bler animal, yet see what ridicule has
Vrought blot to. Instead of feeling
complimented when we are called an
s we are left in doubt Mark Twain.
The Way ef the WerM.
profeeeor from Indiana university
was attending a teachers' convention..
Ee desired to stay at a certain hotel,
but when he arrived at the hotel he
found a crowd of teachers bemoaning
tbe fact that an tbe rooms were taken.
"It won't do you any good to ask the
clerk," tbe professor was assured
"Just watch me," answered tbe pro
fessor. He tilted his derby to one side
ef his bead and atuck a cigar in bis
month as he approached tbe clerk.
"What tbe deuce la going on here,
anyway?" he asked. "A Sunday school
convention 7"' he added, as he glanced
disdainfully at the crowd of teachers
In tbe hotel corridor. As the hotel clerk
smiled and volunteered tbe informa
tion that it was a school teachers' con
vention, the professor grunted out tbe
fact that be wanted a room.
And be got it Tbe hotel clerk was
scratching his bead, trying to remem
ber what firm the new arrival traveled
for, while the teachers who had been
"turned down" were wondering what
magic tbe professor nsed to get the
privilege to sign tbe register. Indian
spoils News.
Twe Distant Suns.
The nearest star to the earth la, as
far as known st present, Alpha Cen
taury in tbe southern beniixpbere. It
Is s double star, consisting of two suns,
each about as massive as our sun ami
slightly brighter, revolving around eat a
other in a period somewhat more than
eighty years at a mean distance apart
of about 1,000 million, miles.
But tbe orbit Is ao eccentric that at
one point in the revolution the two
suns are not farther apart than tbe
distance between Jupiter and our sun,
while at the opposite point they are
nearly as far apart as the distance of
Uranus from tbe auu. Thus the two
suns in Alpha Centaur rush around
tbeir common center of gravity, now
sweeping nearer to each other and now
farther apart, all their evolutions be
ing performed wltbln a circuit much
smaller than that of the solar system
-New York Journal
His Caller.
Some time ago Browu said to Smith:
"I envy you. You come in contact
with all kinds of men. You actually
know aud talk to burglars and other
criminals. All I know about them ia
what I read or imagine about them.
Now, the next time you meet a good
burglar I want you to aeud blm to me.
Give him a card to me and tell blm 1
will pay bis carfare and expenses. 1
want to talk to blm and see bow erlnv
Inala differ from other men."
Smith promised to send along the
next good specimen of a burglar that
came bis way and forgot all about tbe
matter until some weeks later he re
celved this letter from Browu:
"Tour friend came, but 1 bad not ex
pected him professionally. If you will
tell blm to bring back the family plate
and Mrs. Brown'a Jewels yon and I
will resume social relations." New
York Globe.
Some f New Yerk'a Islands.
Hoffman and Swinburne islands are
quarantine stations under the state
board of health. Governors island Is
the headquarters of the eastern dlvl
slon of the United States army. Bed
loe's island is occupied by tbe stsr
shaped Port Wood and tbe statue of
Liberty. Ellis island Is the immigrant
station of the port of New York. Black
well's islaud contains the City hospital,
the Metropolitan Homeopathic uospl
tal, the City Hospital For Incurables
and the City Home For the Aged
Ward's Island ia occupied by tbe New
York State Insane asylum. Hunter's
island is tbe aite of tbe Little Mothers'
summer home. The city cemetery Is
on nart'a island. Randall's Island con
tains tbe children's hospitals, school
and house of refuge. New York Times
Te Thread a Hair Through a Walnut.
To pass a hair through a walnui
without boring a hole seems an Impos
sibility, but the feat has often been
done. The bull of tbe walnut when
examined with a strong glass Is seen
to have Innumerable small openings,
some of which lead entirely through
the nut. The trick consists in using a
very fine hair and an infinite amount
of patience. Pass the hair into one of
these minute crevices aud urge It
gently, along. Sometimes It will ap
pear on the other side at tbe first trial,
but if it comes nut at the hundred and
first you will be very lucky.
Disraeli as a Turk.
At oue period of his life Disraeli had
decided leanings toward the life of a
Turk, "very much confirmed by my
residence In Turkey." And the Turk
isb grandee who told blm that be must
tie one of the eastern race "because be
walked so slowly' won Dlswy'a heart
at oiks'. London Standard.
Eidtorial Amanitiaa,
An editor slopped using tbe headliue
"Local Intelligence" lu bla paper no
long ago. A friend from another town
asked the reason. The reply was.
"There ain't any." Hartford Conrsnt.
Hot Air.
"Have yvv hot air in your apart
menu"
"Have we? You Just ought to hear
tbe landlord telling what he Is going
to do for us." Baltimore American.
So Plebeian.
Doctor This prescription will aupply
Iron in your system. Rich Patient
Iron is ao common, doctor. Couldn't
you make it gold or silver? Boston
Transcript
Cause For Grief.
"Why did everybody cry lu that last
death scene?"
"Because they knew the actor wasn't
really dead." Topeka Journal.
State of Ohio. Cltv of Toledo, I
Lucas Counry. (
Frank J. Cheney !::;es oath that he is
-ciilor pnrtnor of tl." firm of F. J. Chenej
S- Co.. dolus b:iin-.H in the City of To-L-lo.
County and State aforesaid, and
:iat said firm will pav the sum of OXB
IFM'lUCn POI.I.ARS for each and ev-
ry en, of Catarrh that cannot be cured
th? use cf HAI.T.'S CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Swnrn to bf-fnr n: and subscribed In
ray presence, ih'.s 6th day of December.
V P. 186.
(Seal) A. W GLEASON'.
. - Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally
and aots directiv upon the blood and rnu.
cm . ?-.rr.ire i-f the system. Send for
tes'tmonlaN. free.
, F. .1. CHrxrrr A CO.. Toledo, O.
Sold !v all DruRtfst. Re.
Tk tail's ramn? Puis far cauatlpatloa.
For Sale Clover and Oat hay; phoao Cutler
Bru., tut, Hit
Foe Sale-Home No. 1 bay, also wagon and
baroeaa. Food Odell JST. IS
For Bale-Tbree tall blood Kojllab rietter
pupa, three monlba old. Fbone u. M. Cpte
grove. Odell 337.
for Bale A rood, new 80 gallon aprayer
i. will Mil cneap. flioue kl
with pomp.
W. U Smith, SIS May HI
n
For Hale A new standard Woodatnck via
lble typewriter at a oarga:n. Call at U.-W. R.
A N. section bouse. J.J.Waaley. 18
for Hale Petalndia Incubator. I Mot'lana
han brooder, but bouae window frame and
bob sled runners for light rig. Telephone
tea. is
Cor hale Plga tot sale, 8 or M week s old.
Prloes reaaonable. Phone 4728. fl
For Kale-White Leghorn Cockerels, froir
tbe famous Tancred Farm's apeelal peua.
Hens in these pens have pullet year record
or '216 to SH egga each. Alao 1 R. I. Red Dock
ereL W. H. Uoodeoongb, Jr. PooneSMS. fl
For Hale A feed and bay cutter, SO too ca
pacity. Uood aa new. Only run about two
monlba. Will lake ft percent leaa tban coat.
Alao one new Maudt wagon bed, standard
ala. I'oal HI, will aell for J. K. Tbomp.
on, Parkdale, Or., or phone 186 OdelL Ji tf
Kor Hale-Leading varieties of apple, pear,
peach and plum treee, one and two yearn old.
Aaparagua and berry planta. F. A. Maaiiee.
Willow Flat. Phone Udell 146. J18.U
For Hale 2W,0G0 Clark Heed ling Strawberry
Plants for spring planting. No better planta
Srown In Hood River .Valley. W. R.OIiou
Hon, Route X Pbone Odell 97. Jll-U
For MaleFine vonmr Jeraer. luBt eomlna
ireeo wuu reoouu can. it. w. ArrLR, n. u.
No. 2, or phone Odell loi. Jll-tf
For Sale No, 1 hay. J. li. Shoemaker
Phoue575tf. davtf
For Hale My ranoh In Trootlake Valley, or
will leave for lei m of years to reaponnlble
party. C. M. Cutting, Troutlake,Waab. dSl-tl
For Sale The lineal location on the Colom
bia River highway for an Ideal aummer
home. Water, scenery, etc, near Hood River
Can't be duplicated. Owner will sacrifice on
price II taken toon. Inquire of (i lacier. a24-U
t'or Sale-True.to-Name Nuntery offers for
Hpring planting, leading varieties of apple,
pear .cherry ,etc. Phone 47tk,U.8.(Jalllgan. mtttl
FOR RENT
For Rent Thirty acres, Irrigation watei
Kant Fork. It. W. Arena. nirtf
WANTED
Wanted Girl for general houaework. Tel.
itlVi. Mrs. A. J. Derby. ft
Wanted-To buy a second band Are prool
ail'e. D. J. Crnikahauk, oc, 10c and lfc (store.
Telephone 1651. 18
Wanted Married man who understand
pruning, ail on-bard work and woman mnat
be willing to cook for eitra help during applt
hnrveat. Mrs. Ottear Vanderbilt, telephone
177i. ffc
Wanted Man for orchard work and to
handle team; to a(4trt about March let. U.L
Pleraon. Phone SMI. fl
Wanted-1 want to buy two boraes strong
enough to pull a 200 gallon sprayer. F. p.
Friday, East Side. 18
Wanted A married man experienced In
orchard work. See Cutler Bros, at Leuc ata
tion on Ml. Hood Ry., K. K. D. No. 1. Iltl
Wanted-To lease for the sraon, on cash or
share basis, strawberry tracts. Allen Hart
telephone 3o53. 18
Wanted To exchange a standard tlrapho
phone for a good, No. 1, 12x14 lent. Call al
UlHcier office. 11
Wanted A girl for general housework. Tel.
In moruiug, WS1. 11
Wanted - To exchange a 7 room house
modern, electric lights, gas, furnace, situated
on a corner luuxl2, with teunis court and
garage, near Washington high school on Kast
-Salmon street, Portland, for an orchard Id
Uood River Valley ol from 20 to 36 Keren-not
necessarily all In fruit. Address, C. A. B.,
care tilacier. 14
Wanted-A driving and saddle horse. Musi
be sate, for woman to handle and price reason
ble. Would consider bngey and harness.
Address C M. Cutting, Truntlake. Wn. d7-tf
Wanted Experienced horticulturist, W.8
C, wanta position aa orchard manager or fore
man. Write Box 4, BleveDson, Wo. in8
MISCELLANEOUS
lAist Dark Jersey heifer, about 8 months
old. Htrsyed from E. J. Nicholson place,
r'ruiikum district, Monday. Finder Ipleaac
notify Archie Kadllfr. 18
SOCIETIES.
IOOD RIVER LODGE NO. KB, A. K. and A
M. Meets rtuturday evening on or before
each fall moon. A, J. Derby, W. M.
D. McDonald, Secretary.
DLKW1LDE LODGE NO. 107, I. O. O. F.
Met In Fra'erna) hall, every Thnrada)
night. C. B. Morion, N. .
Geo. Ertle, V. O.
Geo. W. Thomson, Secretary.
C) Hood River Commandery No. 12, K.I
Meets every first Tuesday evening
IgJ rh nionth. W. L. Clark, L. K.0
H. L. Humble, Recorder.
1.ETA ASSEMBLY NO. 103, UNITED ART
Isana. Meets the flrat and third Wednes
days, work; second and fourth Wednesdays
Artisans' bath (',. D. Hiskiciih, M. A.
J. H. K'oiikkh Secretary.
A. O. W. Regular meetlnRS are neld tbe first
and third Mondays ot each month at K. ot
P. ball. Visitors cordially invited, n. C. C.
V. R. Abraham, C. a
C. n. Anderson, Clerk.
iDEN ENCAMPMENT, NO. 48, I. O. O. K.--tegtilar
meeting second and fourth Tuesdays
tfeaubmoulh. K. K. Johnson, C. P.
Geo. W. Thomson. Scribe.
HOOD RIVER VALLEY HUMANE SOCIETY
Hood River, Ore. 0. 1). N ickeisen. Pres.
Mrs. Alma Howe. Sec leslle Butler, Treaa,
Cull phoue l'-tU.
W A UN A TEMPLE PYTHIAN SISTERS No.6
Meets tbe second and fourth Thursdays ot
each month at K. of P hall.
Mrs. Gertrude Btranauan, E. C.
Mrs. May Vogel, M. of R. and C.
CANBY W. K. O.-Meets second and fourth
Saturdays of each month at K. of P. hall.
Mrs. Llzxla Anderson, President.
Mrs. Cormean Howell, Treaa,
Mrs, Susie Lynn, Secretary.
UOOD RIVER CAMP, NO. 7,702, M. W. A.-
Meeis in jv.oi r. nan every ist ana ara wea.
or each month. A. C. Lender, V. C.
W. T. Fraxier. Clerk.
KEMP LODGE, No. 181, 1. 0. O. K.-M eeta In
Odell Odd Fellows' hall every Hat or
day night. Visitors cordially welcomed.
W. H. Ebrvk, N. U.
John Iwckwall. V. G.
H. 8. Coughey, Sec'y; W. H. Bucher, Treaa.
HAZEL REBEKAH LODGE No. 156, 1.O.O.K.
Meet the first and third Tuesday evening In
each month In the Odd Fellows Hall, seven
mi lea .south of Hood River, R. D. I.
Male Ehrck, N. G.
Maie Schiller. V. G.
Marie Kemp, Sec.
HOOD RIVER CIRCLE NO. 524. WOMEN OF
Woodcraft-Meets at K. of p. ball on tbe
nrstana intra inursaays or each month,
Mrs. Cora Blagg, G. N.
Mrs. Msttie Nlckelsen, Clerk.
WAUCOMA LODGE NO. 80, K. OF P
Meeta In K. of P. ball every Tuesday night.
J. H. HaxleU.C.C.
Jasper Wirkham, K. of R. and S.
T. r. Johnson. M. of f.
LAUREL REBEKAH IX) DOE NO. F7.I.OO.F.
Meets flrat and third Mondays each month.
Mrs Meda Warren. N. G.
Nettie Moaes, Secretary.,
HOOD R1VEK CHAPTER NO. g7. R. A. M -Meeta
first and third Friday nights of each
month. H. L. Humble, H, P.
Frank chandler. Becretary.
MT. HOOD COUNCIL No. S. R. 8. M. Meets
in Masonic Hall every third Tuesday In
each month.
W. F. Laraway.l. I. M.
K. a Smith, Recorder.
HOOD RIVER CHAPTER NO. SS, O. E.&
Meets second and fourth Tnesday evening
of eaoh mouth. Visitors cordially welcomed
Mrs. W. J. Baker, W. M.
Miaa Alia Poole, Secretary.
Daters, Pads and Rubber Stamps of
very description at this office.
To Our Customers:
Our buyer, Mr. M. E. McCarty, started the first of
the week on his regular semi-annual trip to tbe Eastern
markets to personally Belect our large stock of Spring
and Summer merchandise. Your continued patronage
leads us to believe that you approve of our way of doing
business, and that you appreciate the big values that we
offer, and our efforts in trying to place before you the
newest and best that the markets are offering at prices
that are reasonable.
We aim to carry a complete line of merchandise
suitable for the needs of this section of the country. If
you wish the lower priced articles we can supply you, or
if you wish something better we have that for you also.
We carry Hart Schaffner & Marx and Clothcraft
suits and overcoats for men; Oregon City's wool macki
naws, blankets, etc.; Bostonian and Hamilton & Brown
shoes for men; Manhattan shirts for men; John B. Stet
son hats for men; Queen Quality and Maxine shoes for
ladies; Gossard front lace, Nemo and American Lady
corsets for ladies; Kayser'ssilk gloves, hosiery for ladies.
We are anxious and willing at any time to make
anything that might prove wrong right, if you will give
us the chance.
Thanking you kindly and trusting that your past ex
periences will encourage you to continue your patronage
we remain, Yours truly,
THE PARIS FAIR.
SLEDS This weather makes the youngsters want
a sled and we have a number of flexible flyers that will
make their young hearts glad. Look them over. 2nd fl.
HOCKEY CAPS for Boys and Girls-A big line
to choose from. The most comfortable and durable
headwear they can wear for winter weather. All colors
and sizes at lowest prices.
' SPECIAL-Knitted underwaists and skirts com
bined for girls. A dandy garment for winter orj
wear. Each only.: sdJL
ren
SPECIAL-Flannelette dresses for child
Your choice
25c
SPECIAL-Ladies sweater coats, plain white and
with colored collars and cuffs, worth double the price
we are offering them at. M OC
Your choice p 1 -s l
Flannelette underskirts for ladies with em
broidered flounce, splendid values at, each ..
25c
When in need of Quilts and Blankets do not forget
to investigate the big line we are showing on the 2nd
floor. We have have anything you can wish for and at
a price that will please you.
.Bean Power Sprayers
Are acknowledged by farmers to be the most
satisfactory spray machine in the field today.
It is built around a pump that is perfect in
action and capacity and as the principal use of
a spray machine is to spray trees, one without
a perfect pump will always prove a disappoint
ment. A BEAN POWER SPRAYER always
GIVES SATISFACTION.
D. McDONALD, Agent
3rd (EL Cascade Sis.
Hood River, Oregon
Semi-Annual Statement of Hood River County
CLERK'S REPORT
Showing the amount of claims allowed by the County Court of
Hood River County, for which warrants have been drawn, from
July 1st, 1916, to December 30, 1916, and the amount of all out
standing and unpaid warrants, at the close of business on last
mentioned date:
DRAWN ON GENERAL COUNTY FUND
County Court, salaries and expenses $ 911.28
Circuit Court, jurors, reporters, bailiffs, etc ... 1114.60
Justice Court, fees and expenses 151.85
Sheriff's office, salaries, expenses, supplies, etc 1286.56
1395.67
88.93
255.76
20.00
735.27
402.51
1112.52
1.39
103.09
373.60
399.79
2039.68
32.50
7.00
882.20
891.00
841.38
Clerk's office, salaries, supplies, etc..
District Sealer of Weights and Measures
Treasurer's Office, salary and expenses .
Coroner's office, expense of inquests.
Superintendent's office, salary and expenses
Fruit Inspector, salary and expenses
Assessor's office, salaries and expenses
Tax rebate, account of error in assessment . ....
Current expenses, light, water and telephone
Court House expenses, janitor, fuel, repairs
Jail, board of prisoners, guards, etc
Care of poor
Scalp bounty
Insane
Cruising
Widow's pensions ..
Election excenses :
Indigent soldiers 200. 00
Salaries of road supervisors ...
Experiment Station
Library
Miscellaneous
1808.12
1000.00
500.00
44.35
Total . .... $16599.55
7930.97
14863.72
ROAD FUND
Labor employed by supervisors
General road expenses
Total amount expended on roads 22794.69
Outstanding and un-redeemed General Fund warrants.. . $ 190.11
Outstanding and un-redeemed Road Fund warrants 46.80
Total of warrants outstanding $ 236.91
, The balances in the various funds at the close of business, De
cember 30th, as shown by the Clerk's books, are the same as shown
by the report of the County Treasurer, which follows.
KENT SHOEMAKER, County Clerk.
Butter Wrappers
IslDE TO OBDEK
Jt Tib. G-lacier Office
TREASURER'S SEMIANNUAL REPORT END
ING DEC. 31, 1916
Ralance on hand June 30, 1916 27638 10
Taxes collected 1105127 08
Interest on daily balances 224 00
County clerks, fees, etc 2351 36
Justice Court fees 108 00
Mi6C. receipts as per Itemized statement in office of County
Clerk 4316 98 112128 32
$112128 32 $130766 42
DISBURSEMENTS
Warrants and vouchers paid $124328 09
Balance on hand Dec. 31, 1916 15438 33
$139766 42
832 83
BALANCES IN THE SEVERAL FUNDS DEC.
Dr.
General Fund $ 135 48
General Uoad
Road District No. 6
Indemnity Fund
School Library eg
City of Hood River
Road Dlat. No. 1
Road Dlat. No. 2
Road Dist. No. 10 . , ,
County School Fund
Hood River Library
School Dist. No. 1 ..
School Dist. No. 2
School Dist. No. 3 ..
School Dist. No. 4 . .
School Dist. No. 5 . .
School Dlat. No. 6 ..
School Dist. No. 7 ..
School Dist. No. 8 ..
School Dist. No. 9 ..
School Dist. No. 10
School Dist. No. 11
School Dist. No. 12
School Dist. No.
School Dist No.
School Dist. No. 15
School Dist. No. 16
County Fair
Fire Patrol t
Erst Fork Irrigation Dist
Columbia Highway Bonds ' ... , jjgg -9
Columbia Highway Interest
Estates (Trust Fund) ' '
High School No. 1
High School No. 2 ..... ...... . .
Tuition
W. A. Sunday Fund
Cash on Han . 15438 33
13
11
31, 1916
Cr.
$ 3878 54
114 22
42 20
292 96
1190 92
21 44
17 12
48 71
35 09
1699 60
1026 10
2725 61
396 v
52 03
33 74
384 42
226 31
427 04
53 56
11 27
382 23
1 63
591 85
55 81
619 fc
4 67
357 78
645 79
893 42
1027 23
830 40
676 37
208 23
$18974 11
$18974 11
JESSIE M. BISHOP,
County Treasurer.
Rubber Stamps
AT THE
GLACIER
OFFICE
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