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fairfield National Monument.
CLEvEIANp. Ohin. Scnt. b

CLEVELAND, ONO, sept. n.
The Garfield Monument Committee. OF Cleve-
land, have issued the following
To he People Of the United stct,s:
The movement TO 81 cure funds for the erec-
ton of monument over the grave of James
a. Garfield Is beirg responded to from all sec
tons of q country, East, West, North and
South. In order TO make it popular and sue
cessful il Is desirable and will be necessary
Tor the citizens of the fferent States
TO organize. The committee hereby requests
all national banks. private bankers, savings
banks, newspapers and Postmasters 70 call st
tention TO the movement. by posting notices
and otherwise, and TO receive contributions,
aud 70 remit the same to the Second National
Bank, Of Cleveland, Ohio which has bcen
designated IS treasurer Of the fund: also
to send the names and pestoffice adj
dress Of contributors These names
vii all be recorded in the books, that they NAV
lie preserved in the monument. All contr bu-
tons wall be leceipted fer by the Second Ma
honal Bank. J. II. WADE
II. p. PAYNE.
JOSEPH FKRKrNs,
Committee
7. y. RHoDEs, Secretary, 225 Superior street,
f7la-a14,,I
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The Micb;ean Sufsara,.s

The Mayor of Port Huron, Mich, has issued
the following:
PoRT HURNN, Mich, Sept 81.
To the People Of the United States;
We are glad to announce that we have all
the clothing that we need. Bedding. under
wear, provisions, grass and clover seed. tin
ware, tablewear and money are imperatiyely
needed. Our cash receipts up to noon
to-day are $121,000. Donations have been
generous and timely. but the needs are vast
The generosity of the American people has in
spired the sufferers in the burned region with
new hope, and their 6rst needs being supplied
they are industriously aged in building now
homes.
TO the Mayors Of The Cities of he United
States:
We will have $4,000 people to house and feed
during the approaching winter. Grateful for
the donations already made, am compelled to
ask You to continue systematically in your sew
eral cities in this great work of charity | can
only renew the assurance that contributions
received will be faithfully used, and am CON
fdent that this appeal for aid viii not be in
vain. c. E. CARLETON
Mayor of Port Huron, Mich
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Game. losl. =. ls.al 3. g ssll5 l.lalI9
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-06

SuIphate Of iron, five grams; mag
ncsia, ten grains peppermint water.
eleven drachms spirit of nutmeg. one
drachm. Take tablespoonful in water
three times a day until the craving for
strong drink has subsidized. This prep
aration acts as a tonic and a stimulant,
and thus partially supplies the place of
the accustomed liquor, aud prevents that
absolutely physical ana molal pr : n.
ton which follows Sudden brea ia, oil
lrom the use Of Intoxicating drinks.
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BASEBALL.

The contest for the baseball championship
Of the United States, between the eight clubs
constituting the National League, cIosed on the
30th nit. Chicago again captured the cham
pion pennant, the club representing that city
having won more and lost fever games than
any of it's coIlpst.ors. The record of games
won and lost and the standing If sll the clubs
Is as follows
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FOREIGN.

Tux Prussian wheat crop is fully 20
yer cent. below az average, the rye crop from
25 10 80 pcr cent. below. and all other cereal
crops arc from 10 to Is per cent. below. The
-.sy rop Will not be one-half all average crop.
IL is believed in London that France has
proposed and England accepted joint mill
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-06

Twenty years ago . prominent actor
at London theater thought himself
fortunate if he made $50 a week. Now,
every young gentleman with good fig
ure and stock OF fine clothes expects
half that sum for nights acting.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-06

Village Of Hazel Greer
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-06

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, T hat the fol-
~ lowing described lands and village aid city
lots in the county of Grant and State OF Wiscon-
sin were sold by the Treasurer of said county on
the 18th day Of May. 1879 for the delinquent
taxes due thereon for the year 1875
The amount set opposite each tract of land,
village or city lot is the amount Of tax, interest
and charges due thereon computed up to the last
day of redemption Now, therefore, unless the
taxes ard charges are paid the following
described tracts Of land, village and city lots,
or before the 18th day Of May, A. d. 1882, the
same will be conveyed by tax deed to the pur-
chasers according to the provisions of law.
ABBREvIATIoSs:-e, east; ne. northeast; sc,
southeast; W, west; NV, northwest; sw. south
vest; n, north: $, south; com, commencing;,
Deg: beginning run, running; &C acre; blu, block;
#, feet; lks, links; Oh, chains; addn, addition;
pit, part; adj adjoining; ex, except und, undi-
yided; cor, corner; Or, quarters; contg, contain
ing; tn, thence; fracl. fractionall
TOWN /, RANGE HAZEL GREEN,
Village of Hazel Green.
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DIMMOCK'S ADDITION TO VILLAGE OF
MUSCODA.

Lot 1.....,..,....i d Unknown -. =. So
TOWN /, RANGE 2-JAMESTowN.
E of Lease .-.1 1lEstate of Carter 6 25
Iu- Lot 13 and pit
OF Outlet 10 - 25lEstate Of Higgins 4 90
ln-Lot 20 except
corner and
0ut-Lot mid
die part ...... l25lW. II. whiteside 8 %
Lot IS subdivsion
of lot ...,... ga F. Phillips SO
Lots 10 and H.. l32i Unknown - Is
TOWN q RANGE 2-PARIs
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Ir is nrohahle Anal the sonthern nart

II ~ PIUUUUIO VIIttr III0 sUutII5IH PEfTU
of the Territory Of Utah will supply
enough anthony for this country. The
ore mined about no miles from Salt
Lake City yields from 60 to IS per cent.
of antimony.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-06

that with the narrow tires. by reason Of
the diminished amount of cutting in the
ground
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Wig auce.

Vigilance-eternal vigilance--is said to
be the price of liberty. and to-day great
success in commercial, as in every othe-
sphere Of life can be bought only with
the same coin. Put plenty of it in your
cargo, if you would make your voyage
success
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-06

the Great Western railway of Canada colIided
with freight train near Aylmer. Five per-
sons were killed outright and large number
wounded j.. The War Department, last week.
ordered Company OF Tho Tenth infantry to
proceed from Detroit to Cleveland and guard
the remains Of President Garfield for twenty
days.
THE Garfield Monument Committee.
Of Cleveland, have sent letter as follows:
Gen. James b. Longstreet Atlanta Ga:
No kinder expressions Of sympathy for the move
ment commenced to secure funds for the erection
OF monument over the grave of James A. Garfield
have come than MANY responses from the South
We believe the Southern people only want an oppor-
tunity TO contribute in order TO add
largely 70 our fund. In view OF this
what can be done at the Cotton Exposition? To
make il general viii you please confer with the man
ayers, newspapers and national banks. Send answer
by telegraph. All funds collected are to be sent 10
the Second National Bank Of this city the authorized
treasurer. II deemed advisable, we will send an ac-
credited agent TO confer and arrange with Won for
receiving and forming collections.
The fund, on the LIST inst, amounted to S3, S39
Once again it is rumored that the MARQUIS of
Lorne is to return home. It is stated that
after the close o. the next session of the Cam
adam Parliament he will resign his position as
viceroy Of Canada and accept a seat in the
House Of Lords The Canadians will not be
very sorry at his loss
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vNRE1EENEl LANDS!
OFFICIAL
NOTICE FOR TAX DEED

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
LANCASTER, GRANT COUNTY, WISCONSIN,,
August Is, 1881.
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BRINDLEYsApD'N TO CITY OF BoscoBEL.
D..srlp,Io. BIB 70 w.e~ A..,a. e

PARkER'S Adm TO CITY OF BOstOBEL.
Lot 8. ............l 13l Jesse Comstock... IS
sEAToNs ADD'N TO CITY OF BoSCoBEL.
Lots s. ia and Is 81 "a. f. Phillips 10 q
WATKINS ADD'N TO CITY OF BOSCoBEL
Lot z . q lS E Rogers 70
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DIR. Halls Recipe for Drunkenness.

T. y. RHonEs. Secretary, 225 Superior street.
Cleveland. Ohio.
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GENERAL

The fund for the benefit of the widow
and children Of the late President Garfield
amounted TO 1921 $50 on Sept Is
). Il. BECKwrH, one Of the surgeons
originally called to attend the President, has
written scathing review Of the treatment and
the autopsy, fr,p facts obtained from DIR.
Boyuton. a cousin of the dead Chief Magis-
trate. He reiterates the chief charges which
recently appeared in Washington dispatches to
the Oh cago Times and other papers The
ship Halcsburg from New York TO Oregon.
with cargo Of railroad iron, struck
az Hoylana beach on the Californian coast,
ond went TO pieces. or a crew OF twenty-four,
nine mcn and the Captain we're lost. OF six
teen souls on board the ship Calcutta,
from tic East Indies to Boston, and
wrecked near East London, only the mate,
the carpenter and one seaman were
saved Five bodies we're recovered
Twenty-scvcn Chinese students, the last OF
those being educated at Hartford, have started
homeward. The fine building erected two years
nyo by the Governments Of China will be sold.
3 The Captain Genera Of Cuba has sup
pressed three distasteiul newspapers, sending
the proprietors of two OF them to Spain.
DIR. HAMMOND, Of New York, very Sc
verely criticises the manner in which the late
President Garfield was treated by his physicians.
He saws that the official account of the autopsy
atounds in contradictions. and was evidently
intended to deceive. There was, hesays, gr,ss
bunglins from the first, and that the fatal me-
lect was in not making a proper examination
of the wound in the first place. This neglect
led Ia nearly sill the mistakes in the Presidents
treatment. There would have been. in his
opinion. reasonable hope of recovery il prop
Ell treatment had been resorted to.
Mr.. SCovILLE, Guiteau's brother-in-
law, at Guiteaus request waited on Mr. Emery
siorrs, Of Chicago, and requested him to assist
in tho defense Of the assassin. Mr. Storrs
promptly declined to have anything whatever
TO do Blth the case. An excursion train on
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TOWN 8, RANGE A.
TOWN 4, RANGE 4-BEETOWN.
VILLAGE OF BEETOWl

Lot IS. 30 VIM. Edwards. -. / {
VILLAGE OF FLORA FOUNTAIN.
Lots 2 and g.. lilo John shelben.... 4 {
TOWN 4. RANGE 5--BEETOWN.
So swl4 ..........l 1913 Saml. Wemer - "a
Two acs in ne cor
Of ca neA -. 26D. b. Robinson. 8 {
Five $500 acs of
NV side OF sw14
swA ........... 35IJoe Book .... 2 &
NwA nwA ....... S5Joe Book. j.. o.
TOWNS RANGE Al Ir1I u ANTI
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Bonds issued TO Pacific railway compan-
les, interest payable i'll lawful money!
principal outstanding. .............S G46295l2
interest accrued and not vet paid - 969 $50
Interest paid by United States. .... 5l467272
Interest repaid 10y companies
Interest repaid ny transportation Of
mails ,......... ............ 1I,4s6.l25
by cash payments Of per GEM. OF net
earnings. ..;............ 655,I9s
Balance Of interest paid by the United
States. observation-disclosures. 49, 947 |
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AFFAIRS IN UTAH.

REPORT OF THE N. +. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE
The rapid growth of Mormonism
in Utah is alarming. 1t Is steadily
increasing, mainly through Mormon
immigration. A large number OF
missionarie | ave been sent this
year to different parts of The world
TO preach the doctrine of Mormon
ism. The book OF Mormon is not
only printed in English but in
Welsh, Polynesian, Italian, DANISH,
French and German. Neither the
death of Brigham Young the build
ing of railways, the Increase OF
Gentle population nor the Supreme
Court, has effected the destruction
OF or checked polygramy and kind
red crimes under Mormon control.
Mormonism holds the balance OF
power in Idaho and Arizona, and
menaces Colorado, New MIxico,
Wyoming and Montana. We be-
lieve polygamy is foul system OF
RIGHTEOUSNESS practiced IN the
name OF religion, hence hid eous
and revolting. 1t should not be
reasoned with, but ought TO be
stamped out. Many persons are
annually entering into poly gamy in
defiance of the United States
statutes and the dcclsion of the Su-
rreme Court OF the United States
against it. Polygamy is extending
into the adjoining Territories
There is no Territorial law IN Utah
against adultery, la>civloIs Co
habitation, seduction or incest.
Poiygramy and these kindred
+ crimes are comm III in this Ter
ritory. They demuralize the com
immunity al large aud degrade and
| dchunaniZc tLose who practice
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Sheriff. $ Sale.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, =.
County of Douglas. 90 III o'ieui' oo"r''
Hiram Hayes, rs s9yiging g,artner of Tie firm
Of B1'iqltt & Hayes.
AGAINST

4,nbro5e B. B,oJnsk.
By yirtne of an execution issued out of
ard under the Seal of said Court in this ac-
ton, to me directed and delivered, and
againSt the personal and real property of
said defendant, Ambrose B. Burbank, for
the want Of personal property Of said de
fendant, | have levied upon the real estate
hereinafter described, and all the right, title
and interest which tie defendant had in
and to said real estate at the date of the
attachment IN this action upon said pro-
perty, TO wit the l4th day Of August AID.
1880, and at the date Of the docketng of
the judgment herein TO wit on the 22nd
day OF July 1881, or may since have acquir-
ca, in and 10 the following described parcels
OF land situated and being in the County
aforesaid, and known az the west half of
southwest quarter Of Section q, in town
ship ~, moth, OF range IA, west, and lots
36S, $40, on west Second Street in Superior,
IN said COuaty, and lot 26S on west Third
Street in said Superior All Of wh hich shall
sell at pnblc autI0n, to the highest bidder,
at the front door OF The Court House. i'll said
County, on MONuAY TIE TWELFTH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER, AID, 1851, 1T 10
O'CLOCK An 10 satisfy said execution
costs and disbursements.
Dated July -, 1881.
JAMES NEWTON,
Sheriff Of Douglas Co., VII.
GEO. II. PERRY, rlH's. Atty.
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Probate Notice.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, County Court,
DOUGLAS COUNTY. In Probate.
NOTICE is hereby given that at the general
term OF the County Court to be held in and
for said County at the Court House in Su-
perlor, in said County of Douglas, on the
first Tuesday (being the 2nd day. of August
A.D. 1881, the following matters will be
heard and considered at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, viz +:
The application of John B. Lefevre ir., of
the town OF Superior, one of the heirs of
John B. Letevre, late of said Douglas
County, deceased intestate, to determine the
descent of certain real estate of which such
decedent died seized of an estate of inherit
ance, described as follows, viz: Lots five (5 J,
six (6), seven t7), seventeen On, and
eighteen (S) in Block Eleven (lD, in Mid
dletown, in said County.
Dated June 10, 1881.
BY order of the Court.
Gee. w. PERRY,
County Jndgo.
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In 1858,


Chronicle Of August 3rd 1858, the
other day and clip therefrom few
items which will be OF interest as
reminders of the olden time, as fol-
lows;
"The propeller Seneca will leave
this CTuesday) morning for an ex-
cursion TO Buchanan and Encamp.
m ent Island. Tie celebrity of the
last named point as an agate shore,
will, we doubt not induce large
numbers to participate in the pro
jected excursion. Encampment is
one of the most beautiful points on
the north shore, and is in our opin-
ion destinBd at no distant day to be
quite an important place. Should
the weather not be proDitious, the
"trip will oe postponed till the next
fair day. The boat is 10 leave the
dock at seven O'clock precisely.
We are requested to notify that
portion OF our farmers who will give
winter wheat fair trial, that Mr..
Isaac |. Moore vii receive on the
next trip OF the North Star, two
hundred bushels { f this grain of a
superior quality, designed for dis
tribuiion in the neighborhood Of
this city. We would advise all
WHO wish 70 avail themselves Of this
chance of obtaining their seed TO
call on him at an early day.
Hon. Jesse d Bright, and Gen.
Dawson, of Pa, vino have been So
iourning in this city for the past
ten days left here yesterday alter
noon tor home. Mr.. Hiram Robbins
OF this place went east with these
gentlemen tor The purpose of con
summating The final arrangements
for the road 10 the Mississippi.
The North Star came, in a few
hours behind time yesterday moru-
ing having been detained at one OF
the Apostle Islands landing mater
ials Tor the light house III course OF
construction on Sand Point. The
Star brought with her fine band
from Gle, Gland
The Iron City arrived here yes
terday morning with about forty
which has been detained for the
past two weeks at the porIs below
came TO hand by this boat. The
Iron City left Detroit on Thursday
last 1T about onc o clock, and las
made a very quick TRIP.
The Northern Light arrived last
Tuesday with an excursion party
from Cleveland. The clerk, Mr..
Hanna, and Capt. Spaulding will
accept our thanks Tor package Of
late papers.
Mr. Drew, the Indian Agent for
the Lake Superior Chippcwas ar
rived yesterday evening. Also,
Rev. j. G. Wilson, of Indiana,
Mr.. j. S. RitchIe, of Philadelphia,
came up on the Iron City"
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SMELL, WITTE & CO.,
BUILDERS,
CONTRACTORS and
MILLWRIGHT

Any person wishing work done in either
of these lines, will please call at our office,
in Superior.
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Notice.
STATE OF WISCOSIN, ! In County
CorNTY OF D0UGLASE Court

STATE OF WISCOSIN, ! In County
COUNTY OF DoUGLAs,l Court.
IN the matter Of tie Estate Of George Cul,g,
deceased
ON reading and filing the petition of John
f. Hoyt of Ramsey County, Minnesota re-
presenting among other things that George
Culver, above named, died testate in said
County Of Ramsey on the 18th day of March,
1879, and at the time of his death was an
inhabitant Of said County: that the petition
er has been duly appointed administrator
with the will annexed, de6oniS non, of the
estate of said deceased. by the probate Court
of said Ramsey County, and has duly given
bond and further setting forth that said
petitioner has filed in the County Court of
Douglas County, Wisconsin, an authenticat-
cd copy of his said bond and appointment
that the said deceased died seized of certain
real estate in said petition described, ard
situate in said County of Douglas and in the
County of Bayfield,, Wisconsin, and thai it
is necessary to sell or incumber the same 90
pay the debts of said deceased, and praying
for license to mortgage, lease or sell said
real estate, and it appearing to the Court
that it is necessary to sell or incumber such
real estate fer that purpose
IT IS ORDERFD that said petition BE heard
at regular term of said County Court, to
be held in and for said County ut the Court
House in Superior, or the fret Tuesday (te
ing the second day. of August AID, 1881,
at 10 o'clock am.
IT IS FCRTHER ORDERED that this order be
published at least four successVelweeks, before
said day fzed for the hearing of said petition,
in the Superior TIMES, weekly newspaper
published at Superior, in said County OF
Douglas, and that copy thereof be served
personally on all persons Interested in said
estate and residing IN this County at Least
twenty days before such day.
BY the Court.
Geo. W. PERRY, County Judge.
Dated July !, 1881.
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DR.. J. S. GRAHAM.

DRUG GIST z d -4POTH ECIRY,
Y EEpS unadultcratcd Drugs, Chemicals,
AA Patent Medicines aHl Toilet articles OF
al kinds.
Second Street Superior, Wis.
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Notice to Plasterers and Bricklayers.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
until Wednesday next the 18th inst, at
seven o'clock in the afternoon, at the store
of Vincent Roy, for lathing, and plastefing
two coats, and building a chimney in the
dwelling house at the Catholic church. The
will be furnished by the committee.
Parties may bid on the work by the yard or
for the entire job. THE COMMITTEE.
Superior, July 8, 1881.
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The Milwaukee,
Lake Shore and
Western Ry.

II. 6. 7 REED. Genl Superintendent
Running from EILWAUKEE north through the
EES,bing Counties
MILWAUKEE, QAukEE. SHEB"YGAN,
MANITowog, CALUMET, OUTA6AMIE
WINNEBsEO, SHAwANo.
WAUPACA. MARATHON,
And all reaching tie Showing points,
PoRr WAsHrNGToS, sHEBoYc4'i, sHEBoFdAN FAILS,
--sAIANToWC, Two RTgFRs, KkJkAUNA Appleton,
HoRToNvILLE,, OSHKOSH, NEW LONDON,
CLINToSyISB, TGER-oN.
CONNECTIONS:
Milyaukes--Wit all RaIIrcaa sn6 Stoamboa.
Lines
Weeden's-With omnibus Linz tT Sg5Joygan
Falls, @ mes.l
Sheboygan--Wjth Shebogan and Ford Cd Lac
Railroad.
Two Rivers-Wt! Stages for Kew Uneo' aid
Ahnapee, and during the seas3n
of navigation with Steamers for
those points.
Forest Juuction-With WISCONSIN Central R.R.
Appleton Junction-Witl Chicago ard NorthN
oshkosh-with G. & N, W. Ry, and C. NJ. & St.
p. Ry.
New London-With Green Bay and MINI. Ry.
Clintonvil!e- Stages for shawano IS miles.
Freight asia;a'i'a At Eo% Hs's' %''' dispatch and
1uTOuSu 1lCkeCS principal Sta
ious all parts of the United Station and Canada.
Land Seekers and Settlers Tickets.
Can be obtained at all StGiO7as at LeCest Rdtes.
The northern portion of this Road runs through
region aboundng in maple, birch, basswood, oak,
elm, hemloch and pine Special inducements TO
parties desiring locate machinery for manufactur
ing.
Correspondence Solicited
For information apply to any Agent of the CONS
pany, orto
H. 2. WHITC0MB,
Ger. East Water and Mason Streets. Milwaukee,
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Fays taxes for non residents in all the
Aoftnern Counties, examines Tides. and az
wscFs a! inquiries relating 10 real estate.
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Auction Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
School building corner of First and Fourth
Streets and Becker Avenue will he sold Mt
Public Auction. at the Court House, on
Saturday the 9th day OF August 1881, at
10 o'clock am
GEO. f. H0LC0NB,
Clerk of School District No. One.