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(CY -,t!"eud fto'ia last issue.) .7nrr nr . j Ui Ur kilo TOLD D CHIEF . -t ., .... " ; ' i.; L::t Important Events ' of the . ,v Last' Year Set Forth. PROGRESS OF EUROPEAN flfAR Chief Developments' In the Mighty Conflict of Nation Political and Other Happenings in the - .. United SUtea. ' COMPILED BY C W. PICKARD. Jm t Associate Justice J. R Lamar. A"J. 8. Supreme court, at Washington. Jan. l-Oen. O. Id. Dodfe, Civil wai tisro and . railroad builder, at Council Bluff. Iowa. CoL ft. T. Van Horn, founder of the IKansas City Journal at Kanaaa City. Jan. A-Matthw W. Plnkertoa. at ChK cago. Charles W.'Knspp. veteran newspaper man. at New Tork. Jan. S Rt. Rev. Richard ScanneU. Cats olio bishop of Omaha. , , Ada Rshan. actress, at New Tork. . Jan. U.-Vlctoriano Huerta. former pro wislonaJ presldeot of Mexico, at El Paso. Jan. 17. Hon. Arnold Morley. former British postmaster aenersl. ' Jeannette U Glider., author and editor. ' at New York. , ' . Jan. 28. Samuel S. Chamberlain, pub lisher of Boston American. Jan. . 8lr Clements R. Markham, fa ,anous explorer, at London. Feb. 7. Col. W. P. Hepburn, former con-1 cressman, at Clarlnda, la. ' . . Feb. 11 J. T. Trowbrldss. author, at Arlington; Mass, Feb. . . Dr. Henry B. FavtlL of Chl caro. prominent physician and publicist. . Feb. 24. Admiral von Pohl, at Berlin. : ' Feb. a. Henry Jamea. author. In Lon don, -i 4 . March 1 Queen Mother Elisabeth of Roumanla (Carmen Sylva). , ; Mounet-Sully, famous actor, at Parle. March 4. -Brig. den. W. Sooy Smith, at Med ford. Ore. . March T. Rear Admiral Asa Walker. U. 8. N., retired, at Annapolis. March 10. Henry Gassway Davis, for . mer U. 8. senator from West Virginia, at Washington. , ' March 14. V. 8. Senator Benjamin F. Shtvely of Indiana, at Washington. - March 1. -Cardinal GottL prefect of the Propaganda at the Vatican, In Rome. - March 24.-C 3. Mulligan, sculptor, at ' Chicago. March 17. Thomas Pence, secretary Democratic national committee, at Wash- ' '"April 1. Naphtall Luccock. M. E. bishop of Montana and Dakota, at La. Crosse, ' ' "Wis. ' ' Dr.J. B. Anrell, president emeritus of University of Michigan. . . April 4.-Oeorge W. Smaller, veteran Journalist. In London. April T.-George W. Colton, former gov ernor of Porto Rico, at Washington. April 11. Richard Harding Davis, novel - , lot. at ML Klsco K. T. . I April 14. T. J. Burrtll. famous bacterlo loaist and educator, at TJrbana. 111. April ll-George W. Peck, former gov " ernor of Wisconsin, at Milwaukee. - April 1. Baron von der Oolls. German ; commandant at Constantinople. . April lO.-Earl St. Aldwyn. noted Eng ' Hah statesman, better known as Sir Ml- i , May 11. W. A. Gardner, president Chl : cago A Northwestern railway. " Msv It Bryan Lathrop, philanthropist. t Chicago. , ' Clara tatilse Kellogg, opera star, at EIp- m1?t VIYr F!. N. Cnrthll. president t 'American 8vlety of Civil EiiRlneers. at S AMay3M.-Rev. Dr. Thlmothy Dwlght. for- - tner president of Tale, at New Haven. . Conn. . . ' May 27. General Oalllenl. at Parle. May 21-Janjre J. Hill, at St. Paul. May 30 Col. John S. Mosby. famous - confederate raider In Washington. June l.-Charles Sooy Smith, famous civ il engineer, at New Tork. v June 1-Tusn Shi Kal. president' of -nne .-John R, Mclean, owner of Washington Post and Cincinnati Enquirer June li-U. 8. Senator E. C. Burleigh of Maine June to Edward 8 Ellis, noted writer of boys stories, at Cliff Island Me. July l -Mrs. Hetty Green at New Tor. v July 1. Prof. EUe Metchnlkoff. famous Weteriolog-lrt. in Parts. July U. James H. Moore, noted flnsn- rior at Lake Geneva. Wis. July n.-Jamee Whltcomb Riley, at In 4ianapolla July a. Former V. 8. Senator T. M. . Patterson at Denver. .. .. Sir William Ramsay, famous chemist - Aug.' Vice Admiral Kamlmura of Ja- Auf J. M- Thurajton, former senator from Nebraska. A. B. Btlckney, founder of Chicago Great Western railway. . nnhrt Ormu. theatrical manager. Auk. 1L Dr. John B. Murphy, famous Chicago surgeon. jiug: 14. Gen. Cnarlea J. Paine. ClvU ' ' war veteran and yachtsman, at Boaton. Aug. 25. Archbishop John U Spalding, ' " Aug. tl. John P. Bt John, noteti Pro- KiKi.innlat. at Olathe. Kan. Sept X. 8. W. Pennypacker. ex-governor , .of Pennsylvania. Sept 4 Ft C Kerens, former am bass r . dor to Austria. Beot. 11 T. L. James, former postmaa - ' ter genersOn New Torlt. gept 1L Dr. George K. Herman, lead .ar in middle West athletics, at Chicago. Sept la Horace White., famous journal 1st at Nsw Tork: 8Dt 17. Seth Low, In New Tork. Sept W Mat Gen. Albert U Mills, O - A at Washington.' ' " is William J. Calhoun, noted law- '- -r and diplomat at Chicago. T ipt X7?-Rear Admiral C. E. Vreeland. S ti Mttlrad. ' CteL L U. 8. Senator James P. Clarke A.w.nua at Little Rock " Oct t K. a Lacey.. former comptroller waf the currency, at Chicago.' Mrs Havelock Ellla, noted lecturer oa ' -mcenlcs. In London. Oct U. Otto, Insane former king of Boctr'lS-Rev. Francia Brown, president tTnton Theological seminary, at New Tork. Oct IS. Ebea Eugene Rex ford, poet and ; author. Normal . "as Duncan. author, at Fredonla, Oct 2f William M. Chase, noted paint ' rAi? iTTf.,t'cieveland Abbe., "father nfweather bureau," at Washington.-rlt-' Pastor" Russell, noted inde- Jln nfewhfs-r. FKlcholas K. Touog. formsrpresldent Na - tlonal Baseball league at Washington. : - "I-" r.rflinl Delia Vo m at Rome. ijn." it Dr. Perclval Lowell, famous astronomer, at Flagstaff, Arts. Nov. 14. Brig. Gen. D. C Kingman, u. . Nov. H-Rt Rev. ChartesJCdwsrd IChe- nev senior oisnon oi wwmw j"-v-vk Molly bUott BeawelU author. t Waarn- b.w w.nki.wtr Polish novelist. : N.r tt-F. M. Lyman, president of the 'Lsnomm of soostl? or Morssoo cnarea. . No. tt raa Jeosi, trta-Hungarr. ' - - How to Prereo Ooatp. in a rhlld that la aubject to - at- tacka of croop. the first Indication of the diMo Is hoarseness. Gtn Cbamberlatn's Cough Remedy s P4n as the chU4 becomes boarae entf te attack may be warded off and all Dr. Eugene Loolo Deyoo, ooted Freacll wurgeoo, ml Parte. i Nov. Zt-Jac Lsadoo, Aether, at fast Bosa, Cat- . Not. S4. 8lr HI ram Maxim, not ad tavea tor. la LoAdon. . . Nov. K.-Mr. Idas MlThoIUnd Bolaeo valn. noted sufTraglst at Loo Angeles. . Nov. 27. Kmile Verhaeren. Belgian poet . Dee. a. Sir lYancosoo Tostt composer. Doc; L John I. ArchaoAd, preeldeni of Standard Oil Co., at Tarry town, N. T. 1 GMrao C Boldt lesding hotel man. New York. . Herbert D. Peirco. former minister to Norway, at Portland. Me. Dee. C Hans RJchter. noted Wagnerian oonaucror. - Dec 10.-Fleld . Marshal Prince IWaO Oyama at Tokyo. - Dee. IX J. W. - Comma Carr. English Critic and dramatist . Dee. 14.-W. C. Nixon.' president . Bt Louis and Baa Ktenvlsco railroad. Dec 1. Hua-o Munsterberc. Drofeaaor of psychology at Harvard. - uec n.-ciara ward, princess cnimaj. tn Padua, Italy. . , . . Jan. 1 Explosion on oil tanker Attee at New . Tork klUed ten. - Jan. a. Steamer Kanawha sank in Ohio tver; e lost- , - - Jan. iu Pont towder mills at ear ner's Point. N. J., blown up: six killed. Jan. IS. U. 8. submarine E-2 blown UP at Now Tork navy yard; four killed, 1 nun. ' - - Jan. 11 Fire did 110.000.000 damage In Bergen. Norway, and tl.600.000 damage la iisoon. Jan. 17. Fire destrovad most of Wirt Okla. Jan. fL Fire at - Molds. Norway, did f&OO.OMV damage. Jan. zz. ureal Nortnern train wrecsea by avalanche near Cores. Wash.: six dead. Jan. 28. Otay valley dam near Ban Diego.. CaL, broke: M dead. Feb. x. JsDsnese liner Da til n sunk In collision; 180 lives lost . Feb. t Canadian parliament building at Ottawa destroyed by Are: seven lives lost. Feb. If Three British steamships, many lighters and a pier burned at Brooklyn; loss ftose.ges. - Feb. Is. Holland suffered from groat storm and floods Feb. 21. Ten killed In wreck on New Haven road. Feb. 2. Fifteen men killed by explo sion In iqlne at Kempton. W. Va. March (.Spanish steamer Principe de Astuiiaa bit rock and sank off Braiil; 200 lost March tt Fifteen million dollar (Ire at Nashville. Tenn., and 15.000,000 are at Au gusta, Ga. March 2. Twenty-si killed and many Injured In collision on New Tork Central tinea near Cleveland. April 17. Six killed. 40 Injured in wreck on New Haven road at Bradford, R. I. April It. Tornadoes in Kansas and Mis souri killed 17. ' April 22. More than 1,000 lost In collision between Chinese cruiser and transport. May a steamer Klrby eank in Lake su perior; 20 lost May If. Explosion In Du Pont powder plant at GibbstownN. J., killed U. Juno 2. Thirteen killed In train wreck at Packard, la. Juno 4. Waterfront fire at San Francis co did J800.000 damage. June t. Tornadoes killed f7 In Arkansas and 49 In other middle Western statea June 13. Four killed tn two-miuion-dol- lar fire at Baltimore. July 4. Eleven killed, m nurt in Fourth Of July celebrations. July it. u. h. navy comer necior sunn In storm off Charleston, 8. C. July 20. Hundreds of flnhermen lost In monsoon off Ceylon coast. July 22. Six kiueo and ) nurt ny norno during San Francisco preparedness pa rade. Julv 24. Twenty-two men killed by 'gas explosion In a Cleveland water tunnel. Aug. f. CloudDurst in west Virginia re sulted )n nearly 100 deaths. Aug. iz. Trolley wreca at jonnsiown. Pa., killed 25. Aur 29 17. 8. armored cruiser Mem phis wrecked In Santo Domingo harbor; 41 dead. ... Sept. 12. central spsn or great Dnage ever St. Lawrence at wueoec reir; it killed. Sent IS. Great nam near tiannwaia. Bohemia, burst; 300 dead. Oct. 26. N'lnWoen killrr! In burning of hoepltal at Farnham. Quebec. Nov 2. Steamer Connemara and Re triever sunk by collision In Irish aea; 92 loot. Nov. T. Fifty lives lost when Boston L car plunsjed off bridge. NOV. ZI. r.xpiosion si omtmin, Sla. killed I41. Dec. 1. Sixty-six persons killed In train collision In Austria. Dec. . Thousand killed by explosion In Russian ammunition factory. Dec 11. Million dollar fire destroyed Quaker Oats plant at Peterboro. Ont. Dec. 13. Canadian torpedo boat Grilse foundered: 45 lost DOMESTIC Jan. L Prohibition In effect. In Iowa, Colorado. Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Arkansas and South Carolina. Jan. S. Six New Haven road former directors acquitted of violating Sherman law; Jury disagreed as to five. Feb. . Most Rev. George W. Munde leln installed archbishop of Chicago. May 13 Immense preparedness parade In New Tork. May 37. Forty thousand tn Boston pre paredness parade. May 31. Mrs. J. E. Cowles. California, elected president General Federation of Woman's clubs. ' June 3. Immense preparedness parade In Chicago. M . ' June 4. Rockefeller education board rave t78.M0 to colleges. Sept 27. New Tork-Chlcago express on. Michigan central neia up suia ruuiwu nr Detroit Nov. 10. Rockefeller boards appropriat ed 32,000.000 for great medical and surgi cal Institution In Chlcsgo. Nov. 16. Wireless service between u. 8. and JaTpan opened. Nov. l. Ruth Law broke American non stop airplane record. Chicago to Hornell, m Dec. T. Freight embargo put on ehlp- ments from middle west to Auanuo sea Ikfuril rw m Jimarlran Association for the Advancement of Sclence met In New Tork. POLITICAL Jn -TnnrrMi roassembled. - Jan. XL Progressive .national committee called convention ror june i in .nicago. jan. 23. National Prohibition convention called for July It In Bt. PauL . -Jan. 26. President Wilson nominated Louis D. Brandels ror 8upreme court Feb. X. House passed antlcblld labor WFeb. A Senate passed 'fill for Indepeo .nM nf Phillnnlnes In 2 to 4 years. Pab t.-Senate passed house resolution making: available 3400.000 for re-oqulpping Mare Island and New Tork navy yards and house bin increasing or mm est riui at naval academy. Feb. . Secretary of War Garrison and Assistant Secretary 1 Breckinridge ro "Feb" tt.-0. T. Marys, ambassador 1 to Rassia. resigned. .. Feb. 1A Senate . ratified, Nicaragua '1 Miita treatv. ' Feb. 28. Haitian treaty ratified by sen- ato. ' T r March . J. H. Shea or Seymour. Ind.. !.t4 amhaiuador to Chile. . . March A Newton D. Baker of Cleve land appointed eecretary yf war. March Xt Mouse fum nr anay rw- ...i.iHmi MIL . ...v, ss House oassed Immigration bill with literacy test dsime. . April 11 House passed S3t.ega.aot rivers and harbors but - ADril IS. Senate passed army reorraal . Mil . . Aoril tl. Japanese amsasoador protested t PreaidewtWllsoa a gainst oriental ex clusion clause of I nomination MIL April 23. Senate passed house Mil rw ..li trm anaar (aw. -.. r . April .-Heary Morgenthaa rosUroe as aBnoasaaoor n i nmij. iii fa -feorf altat Labor Party nomt- Arthur V, R earner of Boston tor nrsoldeat and Caleb Harrtsoo of Chicago tnr vice presidoat DISASTERS A tfif ' L -Hawse r Hetsd kjn Ie f withdrawal tram Philippines wliLia tu aita time. - i May U. Senate rejected avomlsatlea Of O. Rabloe ef N. H. as Bsember (eooral trade commlsoloa. . May 17. enate passed army bill. ' House paaeod tU.M.eea flood control Mil. May- 2. House passed ue.sM.Ko ablo orchase bill. . . , i House passed army MIL ''- - r ; May tt. bens to passed rivers and har bors bUl'-. V - :-.- June L Louis D. Braodels eonflrmed as associate Justice of Buprame court Juno 2v House passed naval appropria tion, bill. f Juno 7, Republican and Progressive na tional conventions opened tn Chicago. June 10. Charles Evans Hughes nomi nated for president ty . Republlcaa oos vention. Juno 10. Theodore Roosevelt nominated by Progressives. , ' June 14. Democratic convention opened! at 8t LouU. - Juno 1A Wilson and Marshall renomi nated by Democrata June 2A Roosevelt declined Progressive nomination and Progressive national com mute Indorsed candidacy of Hughea June 27, r-Senate passed sundry clviL good rotdsand penaion bills, carrying etal of June' 27. W. R. Wlllcox made chairman Of ReDubllran national ootnmlttaa. June 23. House voted 327.000.000 for ins mediate use of army, and passed good roads bill. '. July 10. House passed emergency rev enue bflL ; July U Senate oassed agricultural bllL carrying t2r,000.00. July It -Judge Jf. H. CUrke of Ohio nominated for associate justice U. 8. Su preme court July u. congressman Hay or Virginia nominated associate lustlca U. 8. court of claims. July 1A Abrom Elkua nominated aa am bassador to Turkey. July. 1. Prohibition national convention opened in Bt. Paul. Minn. July zl nenato passed navy oiii pro viding for 167 vessel Prohibitionists nominated J. Frank Man ly for president and Ira D. Landritb for vice president July 27. senate passed army Mil car rylng t3is.t70.447. Aug;. iniia laoor out paasM oy ssa- tug. K. House passed big navy bllL ur. 14. Senate Dassed bill promising In-. dependence to Philippines when Ftllpinoe are nt ror seir-government. Aug. IS. President Wilson vetoed army bill. - Senate passed shipping purchase bllL Aug. 13. Federal workmen's compensa tion act passed by senate. Aug. a. nouse accepted senate ameno menta to army bill. Sept. A Senate oassed emergency rev enue bill with reprisal provisions against Britisn marsnst. Sept- 7. Senate ratified treaty for pur chase of Danish west Indies. Sept I Congress adjourned. Beot 12. Republicans won In Maine election. Nov. 7. Wilson anff Marshall re-elected president and vice president of V. 8. Nov. 10. Count Tarnowsky named Aus trian ambassador to U. A Dec. A Jongress began short session. Dr. Henry Van Dyke. American ambas sador to the Netherlands; T. A. Thomp son, minister to Colombia, and W. H. Horntbrook, minister to Slam, resigned. Dec. 5. President Wilson read his mes sage to congress. Dec. 14. Senate passed Immigration bill with literacy test clause. INDUSTIUAL Jan. 7. Rioting strikers looted and burn ed East Touna-stown, O. Jan. U. One man killed ana five shot in strike riot at East Chicago, Ind. Fob. a. oenerai striks or switenmen on Wabash railroad. March A Wage Increases of 38.000.000 annually granted In soft-coal fields. Aorll 24. Striking employees of West- Inghouse Co. rioted In East Pittsburgh. led by masked woman. May 2. Fatal strike riots at Carnegie Steel Works in Braddock. Pa. May 3. Chicago Garment Workers start ed big strike. May 14. Chicago sxpress drivers went on strike. July 26. Train service brotherhoods voted overwhelmingly for a strike. Aug. A Strike stopped sll surface car traffic In boroughs of Manhattan, the Bronx and Richmond, New York. Aug. 7. New Tork street car strike ended. Aug. 12. Federal board's mediation in threatened railway strike failed. Aug. 14. President Wilson conferred with rail head and union men. Aug. 29. Falling to avert rati strike. President Wilson asked congress to pass three bills to meet situation. Sept. 1. House passed eight hour rail road bill, to avert strike. Sept 1 Senate passed eight hour bill. Sept. A Strike of subway, elevated tnd anrfapa railway men in New Tork. Sent 22. General sympathy strike of union labor called In New Tork. Sept 2A General , strike in New Tork eij.iL Nov. I. I. W. W. men from Seattle fought sheriffs posse at Everett Wash.; Nov. 21. United States Steel corpora tion announced 10 per cent raise or wages. Nov. 22. A damson 3-hour law held un constitutional by federal Judge in Ksnsaa Nov. 23. New England cotton mills raised wages of employees. Nm . International Harvester com' fany and many other concerns announced arge wage Increases Nov. 30. Chicago Wholesalers associa tion raised waxes. Deo. 13. New Tork garment workers en strike. SPORTING Jan. A C. H. Weeghman and partners bought Chicago National league ciuo. Feb. 25. Charles Ellis won three-cushion Millard chsmoionshlp from De Oro. March z&. Jess v uiaro aeieaiea r ran Wnran at New York April li. uaseoaii Kinin uptri. May 30. Carlo Rests in Peugeot car won Indianapolis 300 mile race. June 17. Syracuse crews won regatta at Pouchkeepsie.. June 23. Harvard beat Tale In New London recatta. June 30. Charles Evans, Jr., Chicago, won open national golf championship. Aug. IS. George M. Church retained Western tennis championship. Aug. 18. Walter Hagen of Rochester, N. T., won Western open got champlon- "hAu'g. IS. Mrs. F. C. Letts. Cincinnati, won women's Western golf championship. Sept 4. Freddie Welsh defeated Charier White in rounds. Sept. A Charles Evans. Jr., Chlcsgo. won national amateur golf championship. Sept 80. Johnny Aitken lo a Peugeot won Astor cup. breaking world's record. Oct. 1. Boston won American league Championship. Oct. A Brooklyn won National league B - l . . ... cnamptonau.p. ., i Oct. 4. Aieaa our iiuk. jiiwii . national rolf chamoionshio won - Oct. It Boston Red 80s won world's championship. - ' s Oct. 14. Rest, won Grand American 3 mils automobile race at Chlcaxa Nov: 1A Dsrlo RMta won Vanderbttt cup at Banta Monies, Cal 1 - ' Nov 18. Grand Prix race at Santa Mon ica, Cat..--w by -AlthesM Drtvee Lewis Jackson and three spectators kined, - Nov 3A Ohio State university - won western conference football championshin. Jan. SA C. B. Supra me court ooelared laeome taa eonstItuUonsl.A M May 3X Richard H. Alshtoa olectol president Nottbwestaro railway. June M. Com Products trust ordered Unsolved by federal Judge In New Tork. J nne 3A Western Paclfie railroad sold at aoctioo tor ai3.eoa.em ' ' . Oct. A American loan bf $at,a09,aj made to China to build rallwaya. Not tA Starch trost ordered dissolved fey federal court lo New Tork. : - Nov. K. Cl'lcsgo bank, made teas) af H.ens aoa to China;. . - nSio. t--Orat -Britain svnd rvaooo enn rttal proposed Stea ooAett KteJi from O A. I nr """(CHaaei' 6oafpAt8 I.) TKEACKEB't REPORT. lea S per cent com. $15.4t--294. 7,r:--- - Y.' April . Mlaa Laura Watt. clt. do nation for library 116. ' April 12, l Mrs, c p Robinson, clt. donation to lib. No. 11. Oaatonia 15. T A Lineberger,- clt. dona to library XoJ Z. River Bend 913.30. A Dili 1 4. : J A. Coetner. cashier. donation form Sue Whitner for ext. term No. 4, River 'Bend $5.57. ' April 17. W. Meek Adama J P, fine, S va George Rlpey $1. April 18, F H .Robinaon, mayor. finea, State va Jamea White 92. Alex Ltngerfelt 92. Boyd Black. 1 2,- Van Pryor 92, Hugh Fields 92. S Q Shel ton 92.YJrdy Flelda 92. Lon Flow ers $5,Ug8 Decker 92.50.- " - April 22.', T A Ratchford, CMC. fiAea, State vaTlato Smith 92.50, V. Dover. $4.60. Bill Manney. 95. Robt. Braawell 95, A C Sama 96. Francia Bradley 95, J W West 95. Dave Wil- liama 925. B t Scrugga 925. Z V Harmon 950, R. Armstrong 95, Janle McCully 95., , April . uari r inger, ir.. trans fer toBHS 9375. D H S 9500. S H S 9250. C H S 9875. May. 2. C C Cornwell, CSC. coata tn laying off home atead of W A Jenkins $o. One before recorder P 316 95, D E Beam, mayor. fines (Hat to be handed in later) $6.01, w L Hendrieka. mayor, finea. State va. Roland Tate 91. B W McCrary 93. f Thornburg 96. Daniel Black 91. Wal ter Kale $1. J B Smith 92. T W Har vey $1, WB. Rutledge, mayor, finea. State va. Florence Shipp 93. May 4. F H Robinson, mayor. finea. State va. Lark White 91. John Cloninger 92. May 13. D E Beam, mayor, fines. State va. G B Beam .01, Floyd Wa ters 93, Floyd Waters 93, J. Queen 91, Wra. Moore $1. Bud Delllnger 91. A E Beam 93 912.01 leaa credit to D E Beam 96.01 $6. May 15. State Tr., equalization fund 98.474.15, transfer of 191 tax error credited to rood fund to gen. school fund 921 4. 56, transfer or 1914 tax er. cred. to rd. fund to ape. school UX 9207.51. May 16. J R Rogers, T C, part payment of 1915 taxea, R B $72. Oi. G V Lohr. TC, part payment of )9lt tax 968.34, W L Hendricks, mayok, fine. S. vs. John W. Martin 95. May 17. C E Hutchison, donation for extending school term 9148.75, T A Ratchford, C M C. finea, State Va. Lola May, Woods 95, Roscoe Phillip $5, Bon Dalton $10, Bon Dalton 95. Roy Crosby 95. Andrew Hurti .95, Forest Elmore $5. Press Roper $4, Bon Dalton 97.50. L W Same 915, ('has. Smith $5, Preston Ltngerfelt $15, Ben Robinson $5. E B Scrugga $100, Bill George 94. E V Martin 95. May 22. A P H Rhyne. J P. fine. State va. S W Tilley 910. May 27. H Aubrey Costner. J P. fine. State va. Sid Smith 95 June 2. B R Lacy. Tr., appropria tion rural lib. No. 2. River Bend and No. 9 River Bend 910 June 5. J L Mauney, T C, part payment of 1915 tax, C Mtn. 9100. G L Beam. T C. disc, and delinquents for 1915 taxes 910.11. June 6. C C Cornwell. C 8 C. fines. State vs Mon Hall 950. John Ed wards $10 $60 less 5 per cent com. $3 957. June 7. W B Rutledge. mayor, iine, S. vs Ezell Bryant 93. June 12. S Morris, J P. State ve Iteeco Wright $2.50. June K. State Tr., appro Farm Life School $2,500. fine, for June t7. Dallas' H S trans, from No. 1 Dallas $500. June 21. J P Hoffman, mayor fines. State vs L Flowers $1, A Lin- serfelt $1. W Beck $2.50, J Little $2.50, R E Allen.'aub. by Lowell C. Mills for extending term $&. June 29. T A Ratchford. C M C, fines. State va. J W Watson $5, J W Watson $15. John Marley $3. Joe Reynolds $20. Lee Helton $10. Ed Moore 95$ Claud Cobb 92.50. July 1. W B Rutledge. mayor, fine. S. va. John Clemmer 95. July 3., M C Luckey. donation for purchasing deska No. 2, K B 1 1 o, i F G ingles, donation for buying desks for col. school. D. 92. Wm. . Brown, Col., donation for desks No. 1. R B 925, W G Rhyne. J P. nne. S vs. Myrtle Mutts 91. July 4. W B Rutledge, mayor, fines. State vs. Webb & Walker $4.30 July 7. ' A S Brown. C L F loans from State. No. 11 Gas. $150. No C R B $400. No. 2 C S P $200. July i:i. V. C Cornwell, CSC. fees not called foi Bollng. R P $1. 1.-.. Bradley vs I-oray Mills 92.10, Brewing Co. vs J H White 91.20. J Black 31.6.-(. Willie Black $2.15. C Officer .60. Court Officer $1.20, Fink, J E $1.1... Galloway. Sam $l.b. . k - , . . j Gardner. John $1.0., Gardner, Klcn- ard $1.0.-.. Gragg, W H, D 8 .60. Hallnian. Arthur $1.35. Harward. J .1. D S .15. Hayes. Mack $1.35, Hen ry. A F, J P Ai, Ramsey, u K .. Sneaele. Rosa $1.05. Sneed. Grier $1.35. Stone. G W, Cons. $1.45 Young. Susan $2.75 $25.92 less 5 ner cent com. $1.30 924.62. Julv 13. C C Cornwell. CSC fines. State vs Denver Lloyd $7.15 less -r. ner cent com. .35 $6.80. July 18. S.S Morris, J P. fines. S vs P R McGinnas $2.50. -Rome Del- linger 92.50 Julv -20. W G Rhyne. J P. filne State vs. Bessie Walker 91. 'W B Rutledge. J P. fine. State va. Saran Dean $1. July 22. C C Cornwell. C S C. for, Instate va T J Payne et al 9170.60 July 26. W B Rutledge, J P. One, Btate vs Carrie Mxon $4 . j p Hoffman, mayor, fine, State vs R Hester 91. J Brakefleld 92.50 W Belk $2.50, J R Broom 92, Hasten 92.50. 'July 26. L Berge "Beam. Supt,, navment for tuition at Alexia 9218 42: T A Ratchford. C M C. finea, S, ts W P Cmuna 97.50. Henry Beatty 95. Vance Long 95, Herbert Turner 15. -H S Michael 94. Frances una lev $7.50. Wade Fite 92.50, -Oacar Cody 93, Sam Peareon 95.' CUrence) Spake 15. J u Mentxie a. Virginia Jenkins 9S. Clara Landla $"23, Fred Pruett 95. Peter WUka 910. Jim Queen $10. Will George 92.50. 3 It Adams -2300, Joly 29. Carl Finger, Tr dona tlon to No. 2, S P. Col. fronv'No whft. S R 271.54. t : 7 " Ant. 7. A B Peeler. J P. fines SUte va Geo. Mitchem 91. Vernon Ford .50. Bub Seam .50. 1 Ant. "J. E L. Webb, mayor, fine Etale va Joe Queen $4, Oscar Farr! t4. Fink; Clsk fl, Doras Weather apooa 91. Jessie Vandyke 92. J B Bmith 92. Grier Sneed $1, Game Mitchem 92. Geo. Mitchem 93, - Hoover 91. Jim Weathers 9). Albert Kale tU . . - Aug. lO. i 8 N Boyce, Chm bor rowed money for Mt. H. 912,000, i H Green,. J P. fine. SUte vs . v Claude Cathey 92. . " Aug. 18. f T A Ratchford. C M C, fines, Etate vs Henderson Long 910, Albert Kale 910. Bob Selvy 6, C C Morrow 95. Will Umbrlck 95, carl Long 95, Ross Deris 9 10, La.be Hoff man 910, J E finarke 91. John Kln- cald 92.50, Jess Dees $3,-Jeaa Deea 15, Ed Merrill 95, Lena Hoover 9 - 50, Lee Helton 95, Lowell Gnnter 95, Mary Franklin 94, Janie Pagan 81. Lem Porter 920, Rich Thompson 9 la. Aug. 21. A B Peeler. J P, fine. 8. va Clifton Jones 91; G B Stowe. may or. finea. State vs Will Anderson 92, Macon Huston 91. Charlie Rush 91. Ed 1 Williams 92. Pete Hall 92. Pink Barnwell $2. Gary Davis 92, Am Hall 92. Tom McDowell 92. Joe Mc Dowell 92. Coster Williams 91. Dil bert Sadler 92, Columbus Forny 91; W B Rutledge. J P. fines. SUte vs. Carrie Nixon 94. Cheater Wells 91; P W Hand, J P. fines. State va Jno. Glenn 910, Clyde Duff .01. Aug. 25.' J A Coatner, caahler, do nation for No. 4. Col. R Bend 925. Aug. 29. J P Hoffnfan. mayor. finea, etate va J M McElwaln 91, R Pearson $2.50. Grady Fields 92. C. Jenkins 92.50. Aur 31. M C Luckev ' aubscrlD- tlon to No. 2. Col.. R B on dks. 910 Sept. "l. SS Morris. J P. fines, State va Gua Lynch 95. G Ward 95. sept. t. J A Morria. mayor, nnea. State va Waverly Bradshaw 95, Ed Bradshaw 910. Lonie Bradahaw 95. Sept. 4. A B Peeler, J P, fine, S. va. Will Jackaon 91. ' Sept. 11. W D Rutledge. mayor. finea. State va1 Dick Grice 91. Daoow Blade 92.50, Earl Owens 92.50. Sept. 13. C C Cornwell. C S C, fines, state vs Hugh Jackaon 915, (War Hnnklns t.V H lib Ballard 810. Tom McAfee 95. Logo and Geo. Nee- ly 945. Pete Hall $5. Jenkins & Seals 920. Mollle Esk ridge $15. R. ector et al $60, Ott Long 910. Geo. Barrett 910 9200. less 5 per cent commission $10 $190. , Sept. 19. W B Rutledge, mayor. fines, State va. Wm. Thomas and Al bert Thomaa 95; S 8 Morria, J P, fine, State va P N Nash 92.50. eit. 25. First National Bank, money borrowed 94,950; W B Rut ledge, mayor, fines. State vs. John Rumfelt 95. Sept. 29. T A Ratchford, CMC, fines, .State vs Plato Pearson 95, Jim Wyatt 93, Wesley Rock boll 95, Ar thur Neely $25, Belton Shaw 920, Anul Nelson 915. Essie Easter 93. Annie Shanks 910, Annie Weeks 93. Luke Martin 95, Raymond Nesbltt 95. J M Hoyle 915, Crown Wilson 915. R B Wilson 915, K W Gilliam $15, Geo. A Gray $15. B 8 Gulon $15. W C Adama $15. Barny Glenn John Nance 910. Elsie Cornwell 95. Tom Ross 95. J 6 Fields 95. Will Houston 95, Jamea Jones 95, E. Crank 95, Catherine Wilka 95. Oil Cook a to. Bub Rhyne $10. A w rcimore 5. Jerry Starnea $23. Lizzie Friday $3. Bub Lay $10. Sept. 30. S J Klrby, refund of exitense money F L 8 $40. Oct. 2. J 11 Hudlslll, old scnooi building sold, Hanip Homesley $10.' Oct. 4. W B Rutledge. mayor, fine, t-'tate vs. C. CavenlBh $3. Oct. fi. First National U., Gasto- nla. refund of money for rattle bouitht for F L 8 $S50. Oct. 7. J Riser. J P. line. State vs J A Hager and I) C Mauney $l.:0 Oct. 10. E L Webb, mayor, nne. State vs Cliff Jonen $1. Mack .or man $1. D 8 Reynolds $1, A. Grlgg $1. Alvln Ieonhardt $1. T vv Mar vev 85. Brodie Ervln $2. Oct. 20. Y Meek Adams. .1 r. fine. State va. Minor Floyd $1. Oct. 21. W B Rutledge. mayor, fine. State vs. L J Edwards $5. ' Oct. 23. R R Mauney. J P. lines, State vs Lester Shepherd $2. Will Allison $2. Oct. 31. T A Ratchford. CMC, fines. 8tate vs Otto Rupp $2.50. Ibe Hoffman $7.50, E H Cray $3.50, Joe Douglas $4, Harrison Hoffman $10, Joe Hughs 910. Forest Humble 910, Clayton Mace $10. Cynthia Fierce $2.50. Bryson Henry $10, Hua vn ai lace $2.50. Will Hoffman $5, Clar ence Harden $2.50. Manuel Weath- ersnoon $2.50. Nov. 6. 11 F Forbes, payment on school house $35. Nov. 15. J P Hoffman, mayor, fines. State vs. C Jenkins. Sr. $2. J. McFadden 82..V Pryor $5, A H Fri day 92.50, J Brakefleld 9". Nov. 16. C C Cornwell. C S C. fines. State vs Ed Williams 910. Ar tv Davis $10. Clarence Richardson $10, Dock States $20. Seth Catey et al $20, Son Leeper. forft. $20.95 $Jt0.9.'.. less com. $4 .64 $86.31. Nov. 18. J Klrby. farm products sold from F L 8 $6.25. S J Klrby. premiums won at county fair by F Life School $6.50. Nov. 20. 'A O Stroup. payment for old school house 910; First National Bank, money borrowed from Eyer A Co. 915.000. Nov. 25. Milton Hovls. sale of old school house. Beaver Dam $10. Nov. 29. E L Webb, mayor, fines. State vs A. Delinger $1. S P fclsm $1. J T Queen $2, Carl Beam $5, lee Kendrlck $1. Pbeonlx Anderson $i; T A Ratchford. CMC, finea. State vs Dave Mitchem 92.50. John Kelly $2. 50. John Hubbert 92.50. Frank Ed wards 93. Fred Burgess $5. Minnie Morrow $10, Ira Fala $5. F. Long 9$. D L Stanton 95. Mary Davla 91. Ed Klmbrell $1. Arthur Costner $15, Arthur Costner $15. Bud Xewaom 94. Brack Bolt $.Vlarrr Hayes 95, F. Herman 910, Fred Waldrop $10, R H Morrow 9. Walter Griffin 94. Av ery Whist nant 94. Qulncy eherrill 95. Hose Sfaerrell $5. J D Johnston $180. Robt. "Richals $5, D H Bridges $4. Morris Cloninger 910. Morris Cloninger-910. Grant Rosa 83. Gar land SUrr 95. Willis Floyd 910. W W Elmore 95. Ed Fherrell 95. R C Better 95. Jake Finger 915. Bryant Walters 95. Jess Shirley 920, Leroy ?si;r.?:r-.;;..;....vi . msbaroecnewta. Dec. . 1$15. Calvin Crawford, hauling and frt. $8.30; J R Hender son. Ins. on Alex. a. bouse 95,40: Ga tette Pub. Co., print, for county bd $6.25: D H Cox. lumber for Belmont H 8, 942.67; D H Cox. bal. on lum. No. 1, 8 P, $190.19; F P Hall. ex. fey Nov. 925fWC Petty, -Ux $6.22; F P UalL sal. .w. 8 J Klrby, equip, for F L S f O B Petty, ref. of a. tax $4.S; ger 8 M Co. $4$; Gaxette Pub. pnb. notice of Bel. tax elec. 97.7 5. .' Dec 8. Gastonla B Store, sup. I . county schools 927.97. Dec' 8. Kendrlck Bros., build:. room to SL Mark'a 9368. Dec. 11. E J Klrby. equip. 973.- 70; D P Stowe, post. 94.92. Mildrei Wellman. work for col. school 923:' E G Petty, ref. 97.74; -J B Henson, part of F L 8 equipment $13. li. Dec. 14. Carl Finger. Tr., postage 95; W P Garland, preparing Daius deed and other legal work 920: D c Long, frt. on dsk, 92.08; Bank of U Int. on loan to pay teachers $40.72; j a Aicuiw, rei. 01 a. w a 11.00; Klser. frt. on sj dsk. 81.52: First . Natiotial Bank, Interest 95.87. Dec. 18. 8 J Klrby, equip, f or F L 8 92.18; J 8 Wray, taking census of Gastonla children 9102.30. - Dec. 21. J C Harper, work- on Bel. and 8 P school buildings $37.35. Dec 24. WZ Ferguson,, building Trinity s bouse 9415. 1 . - Jan.1. 1916. W . D . Crawfora. elec. exp. In "Bel. spe. tax elec. $2Zi 51; F P Hall. sal. 9150; F P Hall, Jan. 2. eon. Desk Co.. Dart oar for desks 9696.95; C E Hutchison. 1 day on bd. 93; J H Rudlaill. 1 flay and mileage 94.60; Sou. 8, Sup. Co., sup. asz.iu; Miiarea weumin, sup. col. 'schools 923: J L Klser, rent for , 8 Mine s. room for 2 years 920; D A Stroup; exp. of Sunnyside spec, tax ' election 94.18; Gatette Pnb. Co., pub annual atatement 962.40; D F Del linger, two closeU 910.40. . - Jan. ft. '8 N Boyce, I day and m. . 93; F, National B., ref. of borrowed money 91.000; Q. Book Store, supp.- , for c. schools $37.75; R-Arm strong stAVAa ea vt 4 nlrvA . fr9 ji enri vrTei 9218.83; B of Belmont, ref. of mon ey borrowed tor schools 93.oi8.zo; ; B of Belmont, int., $8.70; Southern T A, blackboards $111; Cher. Hdw. Co., stoves and sup. ' for e schools. 928.33; Gas.: Hdw. Co., supp. tor, schools 910.40. . t Jan. 8. 8 J Klrby. equip, of F L 8 98.10; Theodo Lender, painting. 923.40; T T Craig, painting, 915.25; u. iidw. Co., domestic 8 equipment at Dallas 9230.72. r i s Jan. 10. 8 N McKnlght, work on 8 P and Chron. s houses 865.92. Jan. 11. 8.. Hdw. Co. equip. : of F LS $11.20; S Hdw. Co.. equip, for domestic science, Dallaa $122.20; T. Merc: Co, equip for F J8 911.21. Jan. 15. 8 B Hovls,- teaching I day at McAdenvllle 92; 8 J Klrby, equip, of F L 8 922-24; A H Thom as Co. equip, for F L 6 $83.74; Lof- tin ft Co, postal cards and printing - same $13.25. , : .- f .:;' Jan. 18. a u T&ornourg, frt. .a; T A Ratchford. ref. of fine In SUte vs J v nan a io.au. ... ' , Jan. 22. 8 J Klrby, equip, for F I a 19- Ann UAllanil hr.nl alia nf Trinity in con. proceedings $11.67; E C Byerly, exp. aa sup. of C Mtn. 1 township $10.25. Jan. 24. 8 N Boyce, 1 day ori bd. t tl Rnrllalll 1 lav An hnlht anil m , I. . ..MU.ua... . Y .u.i wmm w miiAssi S3. no. . Jan. 28. Mildred Wetlmin,- sup. ' col. schools of county $22; S E Mc Neely, Tr., Int. on loans to pay Cher.- teachers $06.69; s M Morris, tuition of. county pupils 1914-1915 $586. Feb. 1. B. of Dallas. Int. on loan to pay teachers 924.06; 8 J Klrby, equip, of F L8 955,81 i'PP Hall.exp. 925; F P Hall, aal. 9150: F P.Hall. ; express .65. , : - Feb. 3. MA Stroup, pay as at tendance officer 917.60. : Feb. . 4. GastonU Book Store, supplies for county1 schools 916.60. Feb. 5i. Bel. Drug Co. glass and , paint for' c schools 96.16; Gas. Hdw. Co., glass for C school .40; 8 J Kir- ; by. equip, for F L 6 95.25; F P Hall. 1 postage 91. -. j'-- Feb. 12. S J Klrby. equip, of PL 8 959.56; Willie Webb, taking cen sus 91.62; B R Lacy, Tr., 10 per ct. and Int. State loan for building $7. 586.30; Jas. Hunter, rent for three) months for house No. fi. Col., R.B 96; J S Jenkins ft Son, stone mat for school .70; R-Arm strong Co.. stoves , for c schools 946.05; . Carl Finger, . Tr.. lib. No3. 8outh Point 910. - Feb. 19. 8 J Klrby,' equip. F L 8 970.22; C P Robinson, building clos ets No. 11. Gaa. 9 15.85; 'Gazette P Co.. printing 95.50. March 1. F P Hall. aal. 9150: T Mack Ferguson, tuition for Gaston ptiplls 918; F P Hall. exp. 925; Cari Finger, Tr.. library 910. , ' March 4. Mildred Wellman, sup. col. schools 923; L D Costner, equip. for F L 8 97.20; Carl FingerTr, li brary 910. March 6. Dr. O G Falls, int. on cash adv. to teachers 97.75; Dr. 0 O Kalis, piping for drinking fountains and freight 933.04. March 7. Sou. Desk Co., payment on 8. desks 9329.85; Son. Stamp ft Sta. Cot, stamp and seal for county li or K $2.50: J H Rudisill 1 day on board and mileage 94.60; C E Hntcn Inson. 1 day on board 93. ' March S. R 8 Lewis. Aft., Ins. on P L 9 934.50; A M Hoffman, surv. Trinity and Crawford lots 97; S "S Boyce, 1 day on school board $3," G. B Store, sup. for c schools $12.50. March 9. F ft M Bank. int. on loans to pay teachers $13,36. t.- March 11. S J Klrby, equip, of Farm Life School $6.72. i ' March 15. Gas. P ft H. Co.water and sewerage F L S $1,090; F P Hall, postage $3. - March 24. D C Long, hauling ft putting up s desks $6.80; 8 J Kir&y, equip, of F L 8 915.43; J R Nixon, exp. as supr., Cher, township 95.50. Marco ia. o j iviruj. ws. ana ma terial on F L 8 barn 9264.95; Gas.' I ft Realty Co.. int. on 2100 for 18 months 99.90; O I ft R Co.. addition to Crawford achool lot 9110; 8 J Klrby. payment on F L, 6 B 916.2U. March 27. Mrs.Stella Shetley. services In tomato club work $5.20. April 3. . J H Budlslll. 1 day and mileage $4.60;, S J Klrby." payment on F L S barn $66.69; S J Klrby. equipment of F L S $50.59. April 4. Carl Finger, postage $5;. F P Hall. exp. 925; F P Hall, salary 2150; Jessie Caldwell, teaching- pun. Carl Finger, exp. of county com mencement 945,40: BeU Drug Ccu. pefnt 92.85. ' . April 6. The Rob. Co. glass $3. 48; Dixon Withers poon Co., F L 6 equipment $20.90. r ; April 7. J W Kendrlck. final par- (Ccntlaued os 9 as f.T r ana aaxieiy ovoiaeu,,
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