Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 14, 1919, Page 9

\ __THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 1919 _Cbe Casper Daily Teihun RULES AND REGULATIONS Adopted by the State Board of Health, Rules and Regulations for the Pre- vention of Communicable Diseases Adopted by the Board of Health of Wyonsing, as Provided for, in Sec- tions 2946 and 2952 in the Compil- ed Statutes of 1913 By virtue of an act of the legisla- ture the rules and regulations of the state board of health are given the same force and effect as laws en- acted by the legislature, provided such rules and regulations shall be pub- lished once, annually, in one newspa- per of general circulation, in each county of the state. Every practicing and licensed ian within the limits of the all make an im- mediate report of every case of com- municable disease, occurring in their practice, to the county health officer, and he, in turn, shall report to the state board of health, by letter, at least, once each month. The prac- ticing physician, however, must make his report to the county health of- ficer, by the quickest method—tele- phone, telegraph or mail, as soon as he is reasonably certain of the diag- nosis. 2. The state board of health, or the county health officer, may ap- point an assistant county health offi- cer in any locality, remote from the residence of the county health offi- cer, whenever the state board of health or the county health officer deem it expedient. In such case, the assistant health officer shall receive the same compensation as provided by law for the cotinty health officer, provided that the county health offi- cer shall be responsible for the faith- ful performance of the duties im- posed on the assistant. 3. Interference with Placards. No person shall interfere with, or ob- struct the posting of any placards by any health authority, on any place or premises; nor shall any person con- ceal, mutilate or tear down any such placards except by the permission of the health authority. In the event of such placards being concealed, muti- lated or torr’ down, it shall be the duty of the occupant of the premises to immediately notify the local health officer. 4. Reporting Cases of Disease Pre- sumably Communicable in Private Households, Hotels, Boarding id Lodging Houses. When no physician is in attendance, it shall be the dat of the head of +a private househol and of the proprietor or keeper of apy hotel, boarding house, or lodging house, to report forthwith, to the lo- cal health officer, all the facts re- lating to the illness and physical con- dition of any person in any private household, hotel, boarding house or lodging house under his charge, who appears to be affected with any dis- ease, presumably, communicabie, to- gether, with the name of such per- son. 5. Absolute. Quarantine. ¢ Abso- lute quarantine inelades first, abso- lute prohibition of entrance to or exit from the building or conveyance, ex- cept by officers or attendants, author- ized by the health authority, and the placing of guards, necessary, to en- force this prohibition. Second, that the posting of a warning placard, stat- ing the name of the disease in a con- spicuous place, or places, on the out- side of the building or conveyance; third, the prohibition of the passing out of any object or material from the quarantined house, or conveyance; fourth, provision for conveying the necessaries of life, under careful re- strictions, to those in quarantine. 6. Modified Quarantine includes first, prohibition of entrance or an p. as in absolute quarantine, except against certain members of the fam- ily authorized by the health author: ties to pass in and out, under certa definite restrictions; second, that a placing of a placard, as before; third isolation of the patient and attendant; fourth, prohibition of the carrying out of any object or material, unless the same shall have been thoroly disin- fected. 7. Penalty. Any person or per- sons violating or refusing to obey these rules and regulations of the state board of health, shall be deem- ed guilty of asmisdemeanor and up- on conviction thereof, shall be pun- ished by a fine of not more than one hundred dollars or imprisonment in the county jail, not exceeding thirty (30) days, or both. 8. The term “Communicable Dis- ease” shall be held to include the fol- lowing diseases, which are hereby de- clared to be communicable thru the conveyance of infected organisms. Anthrax, chickenpex, cholera (Asia- tie), diphtheria (including membran- ous croup), dysentery (amoebic and bacillary), epidemic cerebro-spinal meningitis, epidemic, or streptococcus sore throat, German measles ( or roth- eln), glanders, measles, mumps (op- thal neonatorum), para typhoid fever, plague, and poliomyelitis (acute anterior, or infantile paralysis), puer- peral septicaemia, rabies, scarlet fe- ver, smallpox, trachoma, tubéreulo- sis, typhoid fever, typhus fever, whooping cough. 9. Smallpox. Requires an abso- lue quarantine for a-period of thirty (30) days as minimum and as much longer as is required for desquama- tion, and healing of the poeks. The 5 must be smooth in every locali- ty except. for pitting. In event of death it shall be the duty of the county health officer to see that the funeral is strictly private and the burial made within thirty-six (36) hours after death. All persons ex- posed are to be promptly vaccinated and those refusing to comply with this rule are to be punished as pro- vided under section 13, chapter 55, §. E. 1901. Exposed persons are to be held until vaccinated and disin-| fected, and if the health officer deems it safe, they may be released aftir| gerous to the Publ if not vaccinated, must be held|after designated venereal diseases, are the full period of _ incubation; |hereby declared to be ‘con whieh is héld to be twenty-one (21) | fectious, cummUnicable, a days. At the expiration of the quar-| ous to the publie health. j antine period, ~ ed Sisiutoction Rule 1. and funtigation of the premises must| Reported.—Any physician or other be enfore-d ander the ou Of| peraon who makes a diagnosis in, or the health officer. School exclusion] treats, a case of syphilis, gonorrhea, for ten (10) days after released from| or chancroid, and every -superinten. sepperse: vel ph pak dent or pa sraet of a hospital, dis- @ nsary, or charitable or penal insti- Children Against Smallpéx. "All chil-| pedan™ 'e tution, in whieh there is a case of dren of school age in the state of|venereal disease, shall report such Wyoming and those entering schools! case imm: in writing to the in this state from other states, will) local health officer, stating the name be required ‘by ‘the Wyoming state/and address or the office number, board of health to furnish annually,| age, sex, color; and oceupation, of certificate of vaccination against|the diseased person, and the date of smallpox, or other satisfactory proof of} onset of the disease, and the prob- thereof, before they may be permit-! able source of infection, provided, ted to enroll. [that the name and address of the 10. Sclarlet Fever (includiny the| diseased person need not be stated so-called scarlatina), requires abso-| except as hereinafter specifically re-| lute quarantine of the persons af-| quired. The report shall be inclosed| flicted, for a period of at least thirty|in a sealed envelope and sent to the (30) days from the onset of the dis-| local health officer, who shall report ease and as much lortger time as is re-| weekly on the prescribed form to the| quired for the completion of desqua-| state board of health, all cases re- mation. ported to him. At the discretion of the health of-| pure 2, Patients to be Given Ia- Ticet, tae rend searier, Of) te kitt-| 60, scion It shall be. the duty. of| ily, if over twenty-one years of age, every person who examines or treats | may: be: thoroly disintected: and re-| 5 bevsch imving syphilis, gonorrhea, | leased, provided he does not re-enter! 5. chancroid, to instruct him in meas-! the infected permises and is not em-| ves for preventing the spread of | ployed at a vocation which exposes! 5.4, disease, and inform him of the young children to his presence. All necessity for treatment until cured, ochen’ expowed persone rust be 100" 245 hand “him m copy. éf the: clk lated ‘and Sept ‘wuiler ‘Sbaervation £6F | cutgs of information obtainable for] & period of ten (10) days from date | thi, purpose from the state board of | of last exposure at the end of this health time, to be released if no symptoms mdi: } Rule 3. Investigation of Cases. —| of the disease have appeared. | All city, county, and other local health | SOREN ae ie eeat ul etticurs. side cane. “ebery covanialial days “eve relekaé Of quarantine sind means to ascertain the existence of,! the same time for those released from ‘ 7 iat isolation, after having been exposed. | #4 to investigate, all cases of syphi-| Clothes and person of isolated ex-|lis; gonorrhea, and chancroid within | posed, to be thoroly disinfected before their several territoria} jurisdictions | release. In case of death, funeral to| #74 to ascertain the sources of such be private and burial made within! imfections. Local health officers are thirty-six (36) hours. |‘ hereby empowered and directed fol 11. Diphtheria requires an obso-|™ake such examinations of versons | lute quarantine for a period of twen-|Te#sonably suspected of having syph- | ty-one (21) days from the onset of, “is, gonorrhea, or chancroid, as) aay! the last case on the premises, or four-| b¢ necessary for carrying out these | teen (14) days, where two negative | Tézulations. Owing to the prevalence | cultures have been obtained from the'f such diseases among prostitutes diseased area, on successive days. and persons associated with them, | Cultures, as here mentioned, is meant| #!! such persons are to be consider-| that a sterile swab is to be smeared; &4 Within the above «class. } over the diseased area and this swab| Rule 4. Protection of Others from | |then to be dragged over the approved | Infection by Venereally Diseased per-| culture media in a test tube, which is|sons.—Upon receipt of a report of a closed by pledget of sterile cotton! case of venereal! disease it shall be and the exposed cylture to be ineu- the duty of the local health officer | bated, for at least twelve (12) hours, | to institute measures for the protec- at a temperature of 98 to 100 de-| tion of other persons from infection grees F. by sueh venereally diseased person. | The bread earner of the family may| (a) Local health officers are au-| be thoroly disinfected and continue| thorized and directed to quarantine! his labor, unless the same exposes} persons who have, or are reasonably! young children to his presence, but! suspected of having syphilis, gonorr-| in all cases he should receive an im-) hea, or chancroid whenever, inthe} munizing dose of diphtheritic antitox-| opinion of said local health officer, ine before being released and he may | or the state board of health, or its) not re-enter the infected premises. | Secretary, quarantine is necessary for| In event of death, burial must be, the’ protection of the public health. | made within thirty-six (36) hours, the | In est&blishing quarantine the health or membranous croup are diphtheria, limits of the area in which the person | and require the same regulations.) | | known to have, or reasonably sus- 12, Epidemic Cerebro-Spinal Men-} pected of having, syphilis, gonorrhea, ingitis requires an absolute quaran-| or chancroid and his immediate at- tine for a period of thirty (30) days.;tendant are to be quarantined and The householder, or bread earner,| 0 persons other than the attending may be infected and released as physicians shall enter or leave the area in other diseases, .but not to re-enter| of quarantine without the permission the premises. In case of death, the| of the local health officer. funeral is strictly private and burial) No one but the local health officer made within thirty-six (36) hours. | shall terminate said quarantine, and 13.. Measles requires a modified) this shall not be done until the dis- quarantine for a period of fourteen eased person has become noninfe: (14) days from appearance of out-| ous, as determined by the local health break and school exclusion of those) officer or his authorized deputy thru exposed, for a period of fourteen (14) the clinical examination and all ne- days from the last exposure. The! cessary laboratory tests,, or until per- premises are not fumigated following| mission has been given so to do by measles, therefore, if done, by the/ the state board of health or its secre- danger-|be Reported.—(a) applies to a physician or other Venereal Diseases to be | 80n for the diagnosis or treatment of Disinfectant, antitoxine and vaccine} Miscellaneous syphilis, gonorrhea, or chancroid, it, should be furnished by the health shall be the duty of the physician or other physician or person and, i: |fected person knowingly to expose funral strictly private. (Diphtheritic | officer shall designate and define the| ic Health.—Syphi-| sible to the public as provided in rule! co ten (10) days from Jast exposure, but/ lls, gonorrhwa, and chaneroid, herein-| 10. to ascertain. the name ‘and address! of the phyiscian or person last con- sulted. It shall-be the duty of the applicant for diagnosis or treatment to furnish this information, and a re- fusal to do so or a falsification of the name and address of such physician or person consulted by such appli- cant shall be deemed a violation of these regulations. It shall be the duty of the physician or other person whom the applicant consults to notify the physician or other person last con- sulted of the change of advisers. Should the physician or person previ- j ously consulted fail to receive such notice within 10 days after the last) date upon which the patient was in- structed by him to appear, it shall be the duty of such physician or per- son to report to the local health of- ficer the name and address of such | venereally diseased person. (b) If an attending physician or other person knows or has good rea- son to suspect that a person having syphilis, gonorrhea, or chanroid is so j conducting himself or herself as to expose other persons to infection, or is about so to conduct himself or herself, he shall notify the local health officer of the name and address of the diseased person and the essential facts in the case. Rule 6. Druggists Forbidden to Prescribe for Venereal Diseases.— No druggist or other person not a physician licensed under the laws of the state shall prescribe or reeom- mend to any person any drugs, med- icines, or other substances to be used for the cure or alleviation of gonorr- hea, syphilis, or chancroid, or shall, compound any drugs or medicines for, said purpose from any written form-| ula or order not written for the per-| son for whom the drugs or medicines | are compounded and not signed by a! physician licensed under the laws of the state, | Rule 7. Spread of Venereal Dis-| ease Unlawful.—It shal] be a vicla- tion of these regulations for any in-} another person to infection with any of the said venereal diseases or for any person to perform an act which exposes another person to inZ:ic! with venereal’ disease. Rule 8 Prostitution to be Repress- ed.—Prostitution is hereby declared to be a prolific source of syphilis, gonorrhea, and ehancroid, and the re- pression of prostitution is declared to be a public-healtk measure. All lo- cal and state health officers are therefore directed to cooperate with the proper officials whose duty it is to enforce laws directed against pros- titution and otherwise to use every proper means for the repression of prostitution. Rule 9. Giving Certificates of Freedom from Venereal Diseases Pro- hibited.—Physicians, health officers, and all other pefsons are prohibited from issuing certificates of freedom from venereal disease, provided tiis rule shall not prevent the issuance of necessary statements of freedom from infectious diseases written in such form or given under such safe- guards that their use in solicitation for sexual intercourse would be im- possible. request of the family, the expense! tary. of the same must be borne by the (b) The local health officer shall head of the family, whose premises) jn form all persons who are about to are to be fumigated. be released from quarantine for ve- 14. Rotheln (German or Liberty] jergal diseases, in case they are not measles) require modified quaran-| cured, what further treatment should tine for the person, afflicted for a|}e taken to complete their cure. Any period of seven (7) days. The pe-|herson not cured before release from riod of incubation is from thirteen quarantine shall be required to sign (13) to twenty-one (21) days and|the following statement after the therefore, those exposed, are not €x-| blank spaces have been filled to the peat ee near until they Latd satisfaction of the health officer: symptoms o: e disease. is rul-| ee . ing is made because of the extreme) Misia mgd, Ato mildness of the disease and the hard-| TOre0Y McK owe die tee with Dromress ‘of the public school in ex:| #4 sates to place myself under the cluding those exposed, the full pe- medical care of riod of incubation. 15. Chickenpox requires modified quarantine for a period of ten (10) days, or until desquamation is com- pleted and the poeks thoroly healed. School exclusion of the patient un- til recovery, and of those exposed, until fourteen (14) days from date of last exposure. 16. Whooping Cough does not re- quire quarantine, but school exelu- sion for a period of thirty (30) days} must be enforced against those suf- fering with the disease and fourteen (14) days for those exposed. 17. Mumps do not require quaran- tine, but school exclusion is enforeed : for fourteen (14) days against those|™Y case, and thereafter will report suffering with the disease. hed often as may be demanded of me 18, Other diseases, such as tuber-| by the health officer. culosis, typhoid fever, ete. (listed un-| [I agree, further, that I will take der communicable diseases), must be| all precautions recommended by the reported to the county health officer,| health officer to prevent the spread a soon as the diagnosis is reasonably| of the above disease to other per- sure, sons, and that I will net-perforin any | act which weuld expose other persons to the above disease. I agree, until. finally released by the health officer, to notify him of any change. of address and to obtain |his consent before moving my abode outside his jurisdiction, Address. “i ----hours and that I will | remain under treatment of said phy- \sician or clinic until released by the health officer of____- ----) jor until my case is transferred with the approval of said health officer to another regularly licensed physician or an approved clinic. I hereby agree to report to the| health officer within four days after beginning treatment as above agreed, and will bring with me a statement from the above physician or clinic of the medical treatment applied in RULES AND REGULATIONS Adopted at a regular meeting of) the state board of health, September 16, 1918, for the control of venereal diseases, as authorized by the sur- geons general of the army, navy. and} public health service. ‘4 | Suggestions for State Board of Health Regulations for the Prevention of - Venereal Diseases ate. All persons signing the above | Approved by surgeon general of! agreement shall observe its provisions, |the army, surgeon general of the and any failure so to do shall be a) navy, surgeon general of the public! violation of ‘these regulations. All Rule 10. Records to be Secret.— All information and reports cone ing persons infected with venereal dis- eases shall be inaccessible to the pub lic except in so far as publicity may attend the performance of the duties imposed by these regulations and by the laws of the state, Note.—-(For any person or persons to violate or refuse to obey the above rules and regulations, is by the pro- vision of section, 2, Wyoming com- piled statutes, 1910, made a misde- meanor, punishable “by a fine of not more than one hundred dollars imprisonment not exceeding thirty days, or both such fine of $100.00 and imprisonment for thirty days.’’) 19. Duties of the County Health Officer.—The duty of the county health officer is to investigate epi- demies; to vaccinate school children when it is requested by the state board of health; to visit in person, or appoint a deputy to visit cases of eruptive diseases, or suspicious throat conditions when there is no physician in attendance, anf to order such en- forcement of the regulations of the state board of liealth as may be neces- or Sary to protect the public health. When necessary, he shall appoint guards, who shall not receive over three ($3.00) dollars per day, but by virtue of an act of the state board of health as hereinbefore mentioned, are given the sume force and effect, as laws enacted by the legislature, therefore, it is incumbent upon the civil authorities to assist in enforcing these rules and regulations. Conse- quently, health officers are instruc ed to call upon the civil authorit: namely sheriffs and their deputies, tab! nd policemen to assist in and maintaining quaran- tine, in this'manner reducing the nec- essary expense in the various coun- ties. The Health officer shall also estab- lish 4nd maintain quarantine in man- ner and form preseribed by the regu- lation of the state board of health; “| to disinfect, raise quarantine and re- move placards, when so indicated, for the various diseases and to make reg- ular reports to the state board of | health as requested by the exccutive health service. {such agreements shall be filed with officer of this department, and to re-| Venereal Diseases Declared Dan-| the health officer and kept inacces- POT the failure of undertakers to ¢, law on vital statistics. He must also) Fuel, light and water_ Rule 5. Conditions Under Which disinfect .and fumigate any school|Jailor and janitor_ ious, in-} the Name of a Patient is Required te building in which a contagious dis-| Insurance When a person | ease, requiring fumigation has appear- per- | ed. | officer, and they, together with the [County surveyor. person so consulted to inquire of and necessary expenses, incident to their} Material, construction and ascettain from the persyn seeking use, shail be paid by the county, asf such diagnosis ot treatment whether provided by law. such person has theretofore consult-|of the disinfectant of persons and} General expense ed with or has been treated by any! premises, as required for the various f Poor farm maintenance so,| communicable diseases, the placard on[ County hospital *) County high school war- mply with the provisions of our|Furniture and supplies THREE RUNG ti THE FIFTH WIN ecco FOR REFINERS 8,858.54 Wednesday's Game Is 2,099.75 | 529.00 | 642.05 | 759.34 | Board of expense_____ 1,440.99| Road and Bridge Expense: | 8,098.50) maintenance ~-- 49,239.72/ Upon completion Even Up with Exception of Poor Field- ing Which Placed Two Cas- per Men on Bases 81.38} Moorcroft fought hard yesterday 86.16] and showed un exact reversal of 1,220.00) Puesday’s sloppy contest. Thé result 5 Sol es that Casper had a hard game in 866.80! winning, 4 to. 0. Root, a speedy jhurler from Denver, was toiling for | the visitors and he held a local nine scoreless until the fifth stanza when | three counters camie across. Another ter in the contest made the final run of the game, Moorcroft looked like a real base. ball: team yesterday and Casper had |to extend itself to win even with « |suverb brand of ball pitched by Gaut. Gaut fooled his best friends by hav- the premises should be removed by} Premiiim on official bonds. the health officer, or by his direc-} Election expense. tion, DR. C. Y. BEARD, Contagious disease expense Postage, freight and ex- Secrgtary State Board of Health. } “press -9-9 DR. J. F. O"DONNELL, Telegraph and telephone. County Health Officer and U. S,} Mothers’ pensions_ Public Health Officer Verter-} Poll tax (refund) _ eal Division, State of Wyo-} Miscellaneous _ Total ~~~ ..._.__.$106,266.91 Warrants and certificates of indebtedness issued to pay expense incur- red in previous years__ $106,266.91 ‘TATEMENT OF OUTSTANDING INDEBTEDNESS OF THE COUNTY refunding and = jail phase dS ABSTRACT STATEMENT OF RE- CEIPTS AND DISBURSE- Statement of receipt and expendi- s tures of the county, for six months, from January Ist, 1919, to June 30th, 1919, prepared and ordered published as follows, to-wit: Amount on hand Jan’y Funding and bonds _ Court house 6th, 1919_.--_-_- ~$427,678.92 jing all the control necessery and hi Receipts: pot er ee Sioa 40,000.00} gsual line of baffling curves. He Tax collected...__-..-- 17,098.07 | “orn bP tec 8 ss 13,746.76| 2"ed_about half the men to face Rc cess ST 3,746.76} Delinquent taxes collect- OB: eae cd wens Penalties and interest col- lested® i. new Licenses covered into the treasury __.-....--- Clerk of court fees cov- ered into the treasury County clerk fees covered into the treasury Justice fines and fees cov- ered into the treasury School land income Interest on publi jes -. - Automobile Inheritance tax collected Government county road funds received Rent on county property Bond forféitures__ Certificates of redemp- tion —<—- Miscellaneous _ him during the game and walked only three. Root, who is touted as a spithaller, held the local players weil in hand until the fifth when two slow flies let a couple of Casper players on the sack. A couple of clean cut hits did the remainder and won for Casper. The few loyal fans who saw the ame yesterday viewed. a real nine n the infield and some of those who saw the fracas doubt if the lecal nine would have won if they had not hit at the opportune time. Arbogast, Free and Bornstein were the handy boys with the willow, Free played a brilliant game at short step in Bostick’s place. Free formerly was a shortstop and he is looking good at Gross debt of the coun- 31,246.47 “ates _$ 83,746.76) 3,082.24 THE STATE OF WYOMIN ) } peeing dss. | TRONA ) | IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED that the foregoing true and complete}! Abstract Statement of the receipts 7,171.60 and disbursements of the County of ig " Natrona in the State of Wyoming! 00 from January Ist, 1919, to and in cluding June 30th, 1919, and the} cost of maintaining the government of the said County, evidenced by war- rants and certificates of indebted-| ness issued payment of indebted-} ness incurred during said time, and} further that the statement of indeb-| 100.00 tedness iar beth x true and 00 correct; a evidenced by reports his old position filed with the Board of County Com-} ‘Tils: man Free is coming thenugh Aid COnnty ieee, on TOMER wit: the: Kito-new ales. Brew tough ~ WITNESS my ‘hand as Chairman |!" France and his friends believe sas a Y . ; may have affected his eyes, The 3,030.94 Of the Board of the County ¢ Ommis-| amps” say his batting hus been ® sioners, tested by the County Clerk feeble until just venti: i i day of July, A. Ds, 1919. | ee Sener eee ROBT. J. VEITCH, —_|"atnine <ye scone to be coming back, we & E ‘oday's game wi series all , \ aor iain of the Coun-| i, tover of Gasper should be the best ‘Adbeats . lof the series with Mooreroft. ‘The ; H. K. CARLSON (contest will start at 5:30 o'clock and * County Clerk. | Moorcroft is going out for revenge, Bourd adjourned without date, | ,,,Temerrow the strong Thermopolis ROBT. J, VEITCH, _| ‘erm will return for » two-game Attest: Chairman, | 8°68 Lyre wits Friday's game at H. K. CARLSON, Clerk. | 5:30 o'clock, Casper wants to win , Aug: T 14; iyig, | both of these gumes because right COUNTY OF 195.00 1,043.55 Total — Disbursements: Remitted the state treas- urer _ ¢ .$ 99,382.10 County certificates of in- debtedness paid_ Rebate tax orders paid_. Interest paid on county bends . 108,727.36 815.09 = 900.00 vants paid___ City taxes paid. County library funds paid 17,597.27 914.71 ‘ 2 el ia So pangs 4,500.00], Pub. July 24, fe | now the local nine is three games be- ‘ Interest paid on school There prevails in some party of }4ind the Big Springs nine. district bonds, dist. No. Moulene Brittany a curious marriage custom.) 7 ‘On certain fete days the marringeable| his daughter, ‘ girls appear in red petticoats, with} notes one hindred francs per annum; white or yellow borders found them. | euch yellow band represents one ther: ' The number of borders denotes the|sand francs a yeur, | portion the father is, willing to give| cost of living. What Is Rheumatism? . ile Each white band de- | Interest paid on eounty high school bonds Interest paid on certifi- cates of indebtedness Government county road fund paid out__ General school tax 950.00 549.00 3,961.56 a Pp school district tre: iciune Why Suffer from It? | ch choot d Geddes ene ‘vale Sufferers Should Realize That! S. S. S. has been successfully aierer bees oS 62,050.00 Blood Infection. ‘used for Rheumatism for more Miscellaneous _ 1.55 It Me bt like oth . ue than fifty years and many volun- Ledger cash balance June Pig ene Aste peer tary testimonials are on file from 30th, 1919-_-_--_____ 75,881.27 question, sobiete continues to re- ice rel opr Try are main unaswered, lo-day, and you wi! your- Total _______-___ $523,080.04 Science has proven that Rheu-| self at Yast on the right track to The cash on hand is available for matism. is caused by a germ in} get rid of your Rheumatism. Fi the following, purposes, to-wit: your blood, and the onl: way ae treatment of Ge se eee os . For -geueral county pur- reach it is by a res ne i scdeaey. ie cletca rt ere oses 58.76 eliminates and removes these pt - P tle pain demons, Tanta, Ga. For library purposes. For school purposes For payment of county bonds and interest... __ 20,705.30 For payment of school bonds and interest____ 59.85 For payment of state taxes 70,73 For Gov't roads, city roads | and bridges, ete....... 24,616.65} Cost of maintaining the county government during the aforesaid time for which county warrants or certifi- cates of indebtedness have been is- sued: Dutton, Staley & Company “Casper’s Pioneer Brokers” Daily accurate quotations from New York, Denver and Lusk over private telegraph wires, All local oil stocks bought, sold and quoted. Instant service. List your stocks with us, we will get you the highest possible price. 5,8) 2 Salary, Officers and Deputies: Sheriff... 6.73 41 aon Market Eaten County clerk _ . 3,517.76 | P Exchange S- County treasurer -— 1,815.45 | hone 1133 » W: County and prosecuting at- COPMEY?: = 2d oem we! Superintendent of schools County assessor___;,_. ~ 4,596.00 County commissioners. _ 978.2 Clerk of district court... 1,026.60 County physician_ 500,00 | Co. Agr, agent. 450.00) Co. health offi ---- 1,154.10 Transportation and Contingent Ex- pense: } NOURI ww Slee tie County and prosecuting at- bt en ene Ra Superintendent of schools__ County assessor. County ‘commissioners—. County bealth officer... District Court Expense Jurors’ fees._ Witness fees FOR SALE Twenty-five sections of good Pasture Land, one four- Belli 2 2th room house, three good windmills, thirty-three miles of three- Attorneys ointed — b; . . ~ pe bbiarplig AS BA wire fence. Plenty of outside pasture land. Good for ten Meals for jurors___ ~ » 187.45 “ Mlgcellan coud erat 8! 50| thousand sheep. $14,000 dollars cash if taken at once. Justice Court Expense: j Justice, salary and fees... 915.15! MUST GO WITHIN FIFTEEN DAYS Jurors’ fees... ..-_ 2. 4,001 Constable, salary and fees 50,00) 4 4 Coroner's Expen: Write or Wire Coroner’s per diem, mil t , 258.85} LEE BALDWIN 44.40) me \ Witness fees.__ - 34.00 Cashier State Bank, Socorro, New Mexico. Miscellaneous expense a 12.10} Printing and Records: | Stationery and beoks_____ 2,084.04) Advertising and printing.. 1,388.65 Court House and Jail Expense: onstruction and repairs. 433.14 | Serene os Ra Ee