Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 56, Number 47, Jasper, Dubois County, 11 September 1914 — Page 4

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Council.

Appropriates $66,082.50 The Countv Council rmot in an.

nual session at the Court House 1 1 l. M J 3 i . i I

jaöL muiiuay ana maae the annual appropriations for the county expenses of Dubois County for the year 1915. They ortal $66, -(82.50; divided as follows: Co. Clerk Salary $200. Per diem 192 fees 25 Office expeses

Lo. Auditor Salary

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STYLL

' Off exp sup. tp ass'r FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1914. Treasurer salary etc

Ofc ue expenses

Democratic State Ticket. United States senator B. F. Shivftly Ho ith Bend. Secretary of etate Homer L. Cook, Indianapolis. Treasurer of etate ieo. A. Bittler. Fort Way ne. Auditor of tate Dalo J. Grittoabarfer, Anderson. State euierintf-n:ent of mihlY in

struction C has A. Greathouse, Indianapolis. .Attorney general Richard II. Milburn, Jasper. State geologitt -I'dwarl Barrett, PlainHei.I. Clerk of rapiaoin and appellate c mrts

o. r rear ranee, Huntiheron

Judge Mpitme oart Loaanaport.

Judges appellate court, First di ti

M. B. Hottel, Sau'm; Edward W. Felt, I

ireenraptle. Bacoad diitriet Joseph a Bich, Hauiuion 1 ; FrfMiH S. Cat dwell, Winehester, Frank M , Powers, Angola.

$2300. 650. 750. 2300. 51 J.

Recorder salary 1300. Add'l salary ' 100 Oflice expenses f0.

Sh riff salarv 1900.

Per diam 234. Fees & bd of prisoners 600.

Unice expenses 135, Co. Surveyor off exp 50 Co. Supt p r dien 140S Exp Co T Inst 100

Off & traveling exp 200.

District and Oun.y Ticket (MutrwuinpP and ihart hoiNt not in eluded.) For Ju-iire 7tli Jnd'iH il Cintnt. JOHN L. BRETZ For Proeecuiing Attorney (?) For Joint Representative (?) For Con ntv Auditor. JACOB H. SENG. For Clerk WM BUCK MA N For Coonl j Treasurer JUAN J. KREILEIN For County Ataeüor JAM KS BONOES For County Coroner. LEO a. sali;. For Trustee Bainbridge Ip LA WHEN CK HOCHG E BANG. The County Teachers Have been holding their fiftieth annual institue at the Court House this week under the direction of County Superintendent Melchior assisted by five other able institute workers. There

are 147 enrolled. Prof. Mackenzie of Kentucky Un; ' heads the list as chief lev Prof. 'Haines of Nobles... Lipo; the teachers how t t uch culture. (wo wonder if there are not . a thousand Fcho'il boys in Dubois County who have not

raised more c i n in 1 year t.ian the Prof, ever did V) - 1 a . - II 1 1

KoDerta McMem, wno nas a

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position at Purdue University lecturing on 'Domestic Seien

Co Assessor salary

Off expenses Co Coroner salary office exnensp

Him b. Kairy A 1 other exp inquests etc

Health Com salary off exp & sup Com Court salary traveling exp Co Council salary Co Att'y salary Co Bd Review exp Exp Bd of Thiancy Per diem Tr officer off exp & sun

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Marion Hall Jefferson Jackson Patoka Cass Ferdinand

Rock Road Fund

Cass Tp St Henrv Dist M Holland 11 Patoka

Bambridge Tp Columbia Harbison c ewers Superintendent & ass'ts Poor Helief Columbia Madison Bainbridtre

Marion Hall Jefferson

Jackson Patoka Cass F rdinand I -ö. C H repairs, etc

Janitor and other Emp's up's fuel & light etc LiXp Co Jail lep etc Supp, fuel light etc blxp p. f. rep & care of grounds

Sal Supt and other emp's

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has been riving some ver ac- Sup light water etc

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400. 1100. 1500 1850. 1125. 400. 500. 1500. 100. GO, 150. 125. 35 10;). 35. 230. 90. 100 225. 560 1030. 75. 500.

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many years experience she

able to tell young teachers many ways to interest their young or primary pupils. Altogether the institute has been a successful meeting. Disease Prevention.

A powerful fighting o gani. itien, composed of Republicans, Democrats, and Progressiv ministers, saloonkeepers, and school superintendents; society leaders, church workers, and . . 4k 1 . A 41

stay-at-homes; politicians professional men and commercial organizations, is now enlisted under the Indiana banner of

Disease Prevention.' According to reports given out today at the office of the state committt in charge of the slat - a ide observan.ee of "Disease Prevention j DayM Friday. October 2d, will be a red letter date in the I lousier; calendar. Cities, larare and .small, from Lake Michigan I the Ohio River are preparing to join hands on this lamjue holiday in a miehtv effort to arouse th 4

entire commonwealth to the need T- c . for more prevention in the mat- Via Southern Railway

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setting aside the secon I ilay of I Leave r 7.40 P. M. ept ; October as on day in i year 12 r L M. Sept 13. when Indiana should pay parti- Arriv villa 5. 15 A. M- or cular attention to the terrible 12-28 p. M, Leave Louisville toll of lives and :no:u y k I 1 ! ' P II. Arrive 8 20 P. M. each year to the ravages oi ore-! For further information see

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urönpt emp sol service

defrciency sch fd making sch loans bridge8 Cass tp 14 Ferdinand '

Hall repairs

Pay'r of temp loans

Int 225. Principal 1600. change of venue 600 sal spl judges 100. p litGrand jurort(;50. w itness fees iv law 2.".

M perdiem olfi'l rpt 400 " for bailiffs 55". " supplies C Room 25. returning fugitives L'o i payt prin Co Bond 74oo M ,4 int. 44 44 3100.

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