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Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-06

JOHN w. ARMSTRONG,
A TT0RNEY-AT LAW - OFFICE, CAPITAL
"A Bank Building, corner Fourth and streets
Residence, No. 9l7 street. r. NJ. CLARKEN,
same office, will attend to Mr.. ARMSTR0NG'S bust
ness in his absence. a11-1m
GROVE L. JOHNSON,
A TToRNEY- EY-AT-LAW-0FFICE, FIFTH ST
"A between l and J. Residence, No. 207 street
between Seventh and Eighth. al0-4p1m
r. Il. MCFARLAND.
A NEY-AY-LAW-oFFICE, NORTHEAST
IA corner Of and Second streets. Residence, d
street. between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. a94p1m
CHAs. T.. JoNHs. Ed NJ. MARTIN.
JONES & MARTIN,
A TTORN EYS-AT-LAW NO 607 STREET, BE.
"A tween Sixth and Seventh, Sacramento.
m24-4plm
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-06
WIN, SUTTESEERGER.

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MA.
chinist, Front and streets. Manufacturer Of
Gu.ten5erger's Horse Powers, Patent Ground Roller
and Clog CruEher and Barley Mills All kinds Of
Hydraulic Pipes. For sale, Three Miller Patent Hay
Presses. mi-4plm
II. H. NJ WILLIAMS. H. p sHULTB
McWfLLIAMS d SHULTE,
HOPE IRON WORKS, FRONT STREET, BE.
L L tween and j. Machinery and castings made
to order fe44p1m
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-06
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

a. o. BEATTY. W. II. BEATTY. ADAM BEATTY
BEATTY, BEATTY d BEATTY,
A TToRNEYS-AT-LAw, WILL PRACTICE II
IN Federal and State Courts Of California and
Nevada. Office: Capital bank Building, corner
Fourth and J stree.a m4 4ptf
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-06
The GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

8 a never-faillng Cure
or Nervous Debility, ,Ex-
hausted Vitality, Sem
nal Weakness, SpeT
uaatorrhDa, EOsS Man.
!, 100 Il, Impotency.
Paralysis, and all the
terrible effects Of self.
abuse, youthful iollies
and excuses In mature
years-slch as Loss Of
Memory, Lasltude, Moo
trrnal Emission. Aver
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-06-15

He started back. "Why, it's the Cap n
mother, and she looks as if she were dy-
ing"
Two of the men gathered closer to see
what they could do for the poor woman,
and the others began to search the tower.
No clue to the mystery, if mystery it
contained, was found below. Together
in silence they mounted the winding
stairway.
A flood of mellow light poured upon
the group as the officer opened the door
into the lantern room. There upon the
floor, bathed in the glory, lay Huldah
Deane. To her locked senses, lulled
into unconsciusness by the roar of the
storm dashed ocean, the tumult in the
tower had never reached.
She was only awakened now by feel
ing herself lifted in pair of strong arms
and strained to the breast of the stronger
seaman.
"Huldah! Huldah My little one! My
daughter!" she heard tender voice
murmuring, and in her glimmer of con-
seriousness felt hot tears dropping on her
face.
After the first wild emotion of Joy,
what sense of rest the child had, feel
ing the protecting arms of her father
about her! For the stranger, who had
endured shipwreck and danger, was none
other than Huldahs father.
With only the name of Kyle Dutton,
who had taken Huldah from the orphan
age where he had placed her before sail
ing on his last fated voyage, to furnish
him clew, Captain Deane, after vain
search of months, had been guided into
the presence of his child by the beacon
her little hands had lighted.
There were honest tears in the eyes
looking upon this reunion; neither did
one of these strong hearts fail to respond
with thrill of admiration as the daugh-
ter recounted to her father the trials to
which her fortitude and courage had
been subjected during the past night of
tempest and awful solitude.
1t was several hours later that Kyle
Dutton returned from the mainland.
His boat had been washed ashore, and
only after terrible struggle had he sue
ceeded in reaching the place where
there we're kindly hands to succor him.
With him came the physician he had
gone to seek. The shadow of death
that hung over the light house during
that terrible night was lifted, and before
many days the good dame vas able TO
Join in the rejoicing over the happiness
that had come to Huldah Deane- Mrs.
M. s. Peters, in Harper's Young People.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-06-15

"Mr. Arnold ON Victor Hugo and Vol
tairs ON Shakespeare. says The Saturday
Rsvisw, ''prsssnt pair d ths pleasant
ct oompanion pjoturse 70 b found any
WHARF 81 li1srafuro, a. ~ aeute and cul-
tivakod Philiso1no nind dealing WITH ~
1hines yhien = 49, - vne:r,cese:
We hnsdly ~! eelylsee ss'e - ;
= = - eones ~ - = bedag
-.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-06-15
Women In Russia.


In Russia, where in the middle classes
the seclusion of women was even a few
years ago as great as in harem, the
advocates of women's rights would find
little to demand for any class of females
above the level of the peasantry. The
moujik still administers corporal pun
ishment to his wife as he would to his
child, and his right to do so, though
denied by the written law, is tacitly ac-
knowledged in practice. The girl, how
ever, whose brother has been described
US going to the Lycee, and subsequently
to the University, is nearly as independ-
dent as her male relations. Like her
brother, and from similar causes, she too
often becomes digusted with her home,
and determines to seek what she imag
ines to be the independent life led by
the numerous female students who fol-
low various University courses, and par
ticularly that of medicine. Sometimes,
when her parents refuse her permission
to leave home, she simply runs away and
having no passport her position at once
becomes illegal, and she mutually
finds her companions among those who,
like herself, have got into some trouble
with the authorities. In some cases en-
thusiasts, like Solovieff who fred at the
late Gear in April, 1879. marry girls
with whom they have scarcely any &C.
quaintance, and for whom they have no
feeling of affection, merely to free them
from the obligation of obtaining pass
port from their parents, and their con-
sent to leave home. The young hus-
band and wife proceed together to the
University town, and there, having no
particular taste for each others society,
they often separate Immediately, and
even where they would desire to main
tain their mutual connection. the pres
sure of poverty and the difficulties of
their position frequently oblige them to
part company.
Even without the specially democrat
izing effect of such circumstances as /
have Just mentioned, the general infiu-
ences of life at the Universities are most
injurious to the majority Of the young
women who frequent them. The
IDEAS OF family ties and of
the obligations OF married life which
prevail in the homes Of the students are
probably lax enough. but even these are
cast to the winds by the young men and
women, who adopt code Of morals OF
their own in the Bohemian society of
which they become members. Parental
authority, which . few years ago was
such . marked feature in domestic life
in Russia, has become . thing Of the
past a. far as regards the majority Of the
students, and university and government
officials are equally condemned. The
mystic reverence for the Csax appears
absurd TO the young philosophers. and
the church itself Is despised BY those
Who have learnt to recognise the ignor,.
ance of its minister, and the superstition
with which it, rites are practiced by the
ignorant massss. II The Fortnightly Re-
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-06-15
Sykes Sure CQr0 for CataTPD'

I .IQUID OR DRY, PRICE q %; ATMOSPHERIC
tors mailed receipt Of price with full direction for
use,etc: = q. skIDMORE 4 Co., Druggists 4 81 Flint
Cnast. uarl9S1I
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-06-15

cAA hCk hi6he COP uti VI = SuuoChp 0nu
twas like the polar star had let loose o.
the compass needle. A little more'n we'd
q dashed upon the reefs, only she walked
up and showed us her sinners. And not
Q wink has she took since. Something's
wrong. Cap'n buttons been prompt as
the sun these twenty years."
Captain Dutton? Is't Captain Kyle
Dutton that's keeper of the lighthouse
yonder?" asked one of the briggs passen-
gers, starting forward, excitedly.
Yes, Kyle Dutton. He's . queer
chap, but he isn't the fellow to stirk
duty"
In . moment the stranger had asked 10
be put ashore.
The landing was effected with little
risk, but those of the boats crew who
descended the cliff and sought entrance
to the tower found themselves ba6led.
The ladder was gone, the iron door
barred, and all their pounding swoke NO
response other than the mufiied echoes
from the interior.
I'VE may get through the window,
said the inspector. Hodges, fetch the
boat-hook."
The hook was brought, and ct the go
ond throw caught over The iron balcony
under Dame Duttou's window.
The inspector climbed Tie rope, fol-
lowed BY IL Others. and soon 3D.
nin.ioa ~ gninsd 70 ~ reon ~
sHssss - q ~ ssvss Glssruru,~
~ Dtsk I'm, osing p = - seseh.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-06-15

O0lOEluc VI AIIuc W uVoI lOk " oonAn8
Purposes, is Q sign in an uptown gro
Gerry store. This 10 . simple and direct
answer to the question 60 persistently
asked during the last year or so to wit:
What wears out the clothes?
"What are your. amusements this
spring." asked country cousin Of her
oity cousin, whom she had come mp to
visit for . few days. Showing my
house to idle people Who pretend they
want 10 buy IT," replied the city cousin,
sweetly.
'sSir," said . vain-glorious actor to
Charles Kean 1t the Brighton theater
during rehearsal, you need not
trouble yourself abought me; know the
play backward" Probably you do"
vss the reply, ''but that is not the way
l play It,"
Miss Helen Taylor 1t recent meeting
Of the London School Board commended
that the existing . stsm Of school fses
was great hindFance 70 The progress Of
elementary educotion, and that The In
struotion ol ths chileFsn Of The pooe
onght 70 b : charge o. the publis parss.
GGsnneo1y enoaGh Dr.. 0ladstoIe ~
spon1o4 ~ - aGEoo - Nh xAQlog'6
6ooion ~ nahing ~ e1omsntasy sGhoo1e
~. ''WuuN - 5 s(eP towas1 roosoGDop-
- in1osn1 = - q psegponA"
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-02
Partner Wanted.

A one-third or ono half interest in the HLRALD office and pr perty is offered for sale 10 the right kind of | aman. The first quireinent will be S3 900 cas h, more or less. See old requirement, experience. Third requirement. business energy and capacity.
 Any man possessi 2 the proper requisites can have the privilege of purchasing an interest in this paper and the real estate connct ted wish it, or in the newspaper business with out the real estate. Correspondence
 soli, iIei from such parties
 Men without some capital and -N- perience need not apply for th'' pu ro>e of DIET ha>iug '.n interest. partner fully competent h ever1 particular 10 take full and complete charge and con,rnl Is wanted, tn whom salary will be paid for man agin.r the interest sii the otI,er mart ner. 1'..e owner resi'ies at Prcsc lIi and cannot give personal at entioi. 10 the business.
 This is f5rstac!asS opportu- nifty for any g. h lsn;tn with some capital and a good zeal of energy and ability, to do excGetiin ly well in the publishing business.
 The HERALD is one of the Olde~ l newspapers n the Territory and i> | Republican in politics. It was es | tahli>hed ir February, 1879, when there were btu three or four papers in the Territory. From the very first, It has been a protita- ble and paying institu: Ion-
 The patronage in both the adver- Using and job-work department has been liberal, and the same can be greatly enlarged by well directed cf- fori.
 The real estate consists of one fourth of an entire business block m the center of the town of PhHn1X, I37x150 fees, wit; a large and very ;ui able building on the same, in which the off t is situated. With small expenditure of morey, in le- ,aiis, etc. the other part of the property be made 10 produce TO :. forty 10 sixty dollars per month in rents. The town of PhG- fix Is situated in the garden spot nf Arizona and its growth Is steady and ure.
 This is decidedly a first ,:aSS opening for some yorng nan pos .essed of the proper require nents. A man with more brains han cash ,s desired. Cash withnu: rains wi '' not be ac' ep'ed unless ne hoh property shouln he I.ri- hased. The Vesg best of rcfe' noes will be required. Address
 J. GosPER,
 Prescott, Arizona
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-02
Homestead Proof on Entries.
U. s.LAxD OFFICE AT TUCSON, AFizoxA

U. s. LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON, AF+zoNA
 May srd. 1SSs-
 Notice is hereby given that the f0slowia- named SC tiers have filed notice of iurel ton to make final proof in support Of their claims and secure final entry hereof a. follows: Wili m K. Lewis Homestead Application No 12I for the V Aa of ctiUn 34. Township V. of Range No I, East.changed fromD No S27 The claim ant names the following persons IS his -tnesses to prove his cl-im ihOinpScn Walker, David Walker. t.eprge W $.cl- ols and Mics P, te.son. all of Tesnpe. Maricopa C.. A. T.. and Geo ge N- NJ. h. ois on Homestead App icStirl No i2i for the South east 1-i of section of 5t- Township No l North of Range No East c ,S ; R Meridian changed fran D 5 to 34S. The claimant names t-e rol lowing witnesses to prove lis cain; | Thompson N d ke' David Walker. Nile Peterson and N illiam R- Lewis. al Os emp. Maric0pa Co A- f. and that sad proof will b ma e before the nou- Orab C DeEo rest Porter Judge of the S-cOnd Judicial Di-trict for the IeTriso- rv of Arizona. at his chambers in Ele- nix. Marco a. Ou itV. lfizOa;t- Oa ih | tn day of Jnne 1882. at 10 o'clock d. m Ot thaa day HENRY ~C t>lN>-
 Tn -3ed. Register
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-02
Eomsstead-

US. LAND OFFICE TUrsoN. Arizona
 April IT, 1882
 Notice is hereby given that Jesus Con yaes Rald has fl. notice of lis inten ton 10 make final proof in support of hls Homestead Claim No s5. and that said Dr. of will be made before the Hon DsFor- est Porter. Judge of the secoad 9udl' iai District ,,odrt fer Arizona. at his cham bers in Phphix- Marlcopa county, 4 T., on the 10th day of June, 1882, al 10 O clock A. M. fir the Nn \ r !: section No. 2l' IT.. names ,he following witnesses to prove his continuous resid nee upon and cultivation )f said land, viz Hen IT, deg ValeI cia Bernaval Gonzales, EnloGlos and Francis Furcela. all ui | hrpn.x IT. HENRY COUSISSi
 o.sl-5,y Register
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-02
Notice of Homestead Entry.
LAND OFF or AT TucsOs. Anrz., May r.,

LAND OFF cE AT TUcsos, ARIz., May r.,
 1SS3. Notice Is hereby given that Clayton s. Smith has fled notice of his intention to make final prnof in support of his Home steai Entry No 3i, and secure final entry thereof and that such proof wlll be tax-a before the Hon. De Forrest Porter Judge of the Second Judicial Circuit, for the ferrito y If Arizona, at his chamber: in the C ity Of PhRniN. on the 20 h day of June 1882, ai 10 o'clock NJ for the west F oit :. W. T. of Sec. 3, Township N, Range 3, East, and names the following as his witnesses viz: John T. Dennis, Alex auder Stiera.ger Owen Kellogg and BeHj. W Kellogg, al of PneniV. Ma icopa Co.,, AT. IiE.SST CTUSINS,
 mie-5w Regi, ter.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-02

G0I ;sss ss5vs55ss: 5ss:: :5 SRS 4: :T%s s%s A0 chances 10 make money Una are onrred. generally become wealthy, while those who do l.ot improNe such chaoces re main in poverty We want many men, women, boys and girls to work for u- Tn their own localiues Any ne can do the work properly from the first siart The business will pay more than ten times or, d,narv .rages. Expensive outfit furnished sres No one who engages fails to m--ke money rapidly You can devose your whole time to the work. or my your spare mo m-nts Full inform ation and all that ls needed sent free. Address
 STINSON .S CO. PJriIand, Maine.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-02


 years-such as loss of memory. LqssituC.. Nocturnal Emission 8 s.ersion To soc ety. Dimness of vision. Loises in the head the vital fluid pa sing urobseTved in the Urine and many ether diseases that cad lo sn- sanity and dcaJh-
 Dr. Nintie will az, ee to forfeit Five ,iun- dred ,llars for q ea~e f this kind the Vital Restorative (under his special vice and trea;mentl wil not cure. or for any ,h1ng Impure or injurious found in l. Dr. Mintie treats all private Diseases success fully without mercury. Consultation Tree A thorough examination aud advice in cluding analysis of urine- S5- Price of Vital k. storative. s a bottle. or four times the ouanIi V. Sl0: sent 10 any address upoH Tece4 pr of price, or C. C. D. Securs. from observation and In priva'r name fl desired nv A. E. Mintie, M- D., No. II kea-- ny St San Francisco
 Sample bottle Se [ tree on application by letter stating symptoms sex and age Commui ications strictly onfdes tissi- Dr Mintir's KIDNEY REaEDT NEPt.ssTIs CUM, cures all kinds of Kidney and bladder Complaints, Gonorrh,ea. Gieet. Ieucorrntea For sale " all druggists; S1 6 bottle, six bottles, s.
 Dr. Mintie's DANDELIoN PILLS are the best and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious h the Il ar ket. For sale ny all druggists
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The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-02
| eading DaiIY PaQsr
 Published in
Central Arizoea.
Published in

EThe HERALD is devoted casss y ta the interestsOf Salt River ' Hey. No pains or sxpezss WI be spared to lay before m IL aders all matters Pe-ssi la3 Agriculture, h0rGs1
 sn,l Mining, and we shall uays keep orr subscribers x r.> ted in news frOn sVer~ ra'-' ii, n of the Territory. Correspondents mes ty sud our special th an can he dspendedo on as se~ iAtla and autheE6G
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-02
Notice .o Creditors.

NNlItst. sO NI'+'NEtVKNs In the Probate Court of aIa-icopa County in the Territory of Arizona.
 In the matter of the estate of F. Nj. Sian ka-d. deceased
 Notice is hereby gwen by the undersign- ed - ministraroT ut the estate of N. Slankard. deccaSed to the creditors of, and al. persons having clal ms against the a d deceased. to exhibit them with the neces~- ar, vonches F itaiu ten montnS after thr first publication of this notice 10 the sald administrators at his residence on Madison Street in the city of Phoenix County of Maricopa or at the office Tweed & Hancock In city of Phoc |ix.
 CHARLES Fl. SLASKARD
 Administrator &f the estate O. F. M-
 Sinks rd. deceased
 TwKE (S HANCOCK, Attorneys for Adm'r- March 29th. 1882.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-02

We carry the largest and most. complete Stock of Goods in every line apper taining to Ge e Il \ CT chandise in Phoenix. We have 4 buy or constantly in market. who Is thoroughly posted in the wants of this community. We can and 60 offer advantages superi- or to any house in the Ter ritory.
 SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS Offered to the Wholesale Trade. Every attention paid to the wants of the community. If you want to buy the very best of goods at the lowest rates convince yourselves by calling first on
 c. Ellis C. Go.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-02
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is . ncvel-rSlling 2 cure for \ervuaS n b lity. Exasusr cd Vitality Sem inai Weakness Sperms [ or h.,e'i. L st Manhood lmpOtcncy. Par~i- Nsis and ali the terrible effects Of s,.lf-a nuSe Veurh- ful |. liies. and ex-
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-02
Ntar Ronte TrIaI.

NAsHINerON, May 27.-The Star Route trial began tl.is morning B,-- lore entering any pleas, rhe defend ants counsel proceeded to offer q number of motions. most of them being to quash. based on alleged errors in the indictme Is apparent on their flee Ingersoll took up the motions in succession, making Ieag and exhaus i've arguments on each MerIick replied to tue argument of Ingersoll, quoting extensively from authorities. The court suge e~ted that. as Ingersoll had charged there was no one act sniff ientiy set out in the indictments, It would tend more to overthrow arguments if the prose- cufion would point out any such overt act Nerrics repliel that the 'rcts set out were exactly the same as had been judged sufficient by ihe court in formar eases. He would reply to the arguments. h. weveT: ny citing full authorities al present.
 The ProaixaIH' Return
 CHARLEsTo.s, May 29.-It is
 nurt.d tFxgt ;.Loui ...1a lI1I1ss
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-02
Forest Fires

CHICAGO, May 27-An E st Tawas, Mich. spe iaI says Ihat forest fires are raging between Greenhush and Black r'ver to Alec a. Unless rain comes speedily, tn re will be great damage to the riueries.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-02

Nllling one man
 injuring two buses belonging to burned at Vasil- e agitation in the ; increasing and AParaee have re-
 Ish carpenters ,cIn tli' seaffald
 five fse'. Che
 be faiaIIy and a cargo of 300 n board. the coast taught fire at Port will undoubtedly The steamer is es new, and was
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-02

1uE EF Ee r m1g - -1
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The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-02

ernors of Minnesota and Texas, where the outlaw is under the ban. Steps are now being taken to that end. These paldons are necessary for fear that Crittenden's successor might deliver up Frank James on a requisition from either of the States. There is scarcely a doubt that nego- liatiuns will be successfully consum- mated.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-02

NEW TACOMA, W. T., May 29-Du- ring fit of temporary in.anitv Thns Rector, a we l-knowr citizen of the place shot and it is thought fatally wounded his wife, and then blew out his brains. The recent death of of his children is thought 10 have unsettled lis reason.
 Ptnn-yIvlnia Pot Boiling.
 PHILADELPHIA, May 29.-At the caucus of the Philadelphia delega- ton to tue Republican State Conven- ton tomorrow ing, it was un- derstood that John Wanamaker will be nominated for Cong. ess in day or two. The State Committee will issue a eafI for the re-assemblins of the old convention at Harrisburg.
 Frank James.
 ST. LOUIS, May go. The postmas- ter makes statement that Governor Crittenden has been in negotiation with Frank James for the past ten days, and stated that Frank James
 fnaily surrendered to the
 usder a flag of truce. and
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-05-24
NOtiCe TO Teachers and Patrs..
Of Public schools,

THE Board Of School Directors f., d.
/ Parish of Claiborne have appointed N.
| inst Monday in June as the tim, A..
contracts will h- formally made Mil
/ Teachers Ia take charge of the Ere. pnhl.
school, for the Year l-~2. Tie Board a..
sire at that TIM to employ TrarLrr. a..
every ward in the parish. These Coptr,,,.
will h- for monthly salarirs, and 70, =.
term of months not Yet decided.
All applicants for employment by N.
Board Will hr required To pIndR,s . e,rti.
ticatr oi qualification from the Srorrtar,
. This duty OF examination being n al. "a.
tunhrnt on me, | am authorized hv th.
Board to exempt fium the inrop.
vrni.nCe Of ~ renewed examination al
th"~ Ieachers to whom Certificate, a,
qualification were granted last year VII.
have preserved = good moral character ma
Whose services IN the sChoul-room ba,.
proven acceptable.
I" all other persons desiring to ob,,i,
positions ~ Teachers of Public School,
uutlC- l. hereby given that will -udrsyo,
To br present {" examine applicants 70,
rrItItiCatrs at the tOutt-huusr IN Ucns,
durlug every SATURDAY in the month ~
MAY. from clock a. m. until jp.n.
A. soon ~ prICtltahl,' after .adipp mi,
NOTICE. "Nrly prospective Trat her Of Pub.
iIc school Ia rh, parish - requested To fur.
uI>L 10y mail To the SECRETARY n certified
-tatrurut Of til. uuuth,T aud names of r,,
Idcut pupils. the condition Of the school.
h"d~r and furniture, and to hat .atrntH
ANY TIA" local community propose TO sup
plcmrnt the monthly saiaIy OF III. teach.
ct.
schools IN close proximity will be di.
Il L..
teach viii hr rr,i,rrrd.
Eucnurgrd by the Increasing satisfaction
with which the people have rrcri, ed h,
results of their lat year, lahor-, the Board
enter upon tho du'irs of another year With
prospects al being able 10 give longer
,r~~l"n and greater efficiency to our Free
Public schools
by order Of the Board
J. II. CHAfpELL.
Secretary.
Homer, La April 10, ls~2.