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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-03-11
CAPITAL REMOVAL.

The plot thickens. On Tuesday of last
week the bill to remove the capital to
Pierre passed the House. There were Is
for to % against on all test questions, al
though the final vote stood ~ to 20, two
or three voting with the majority for the
purpose of moving reconsideration.
Immediately afterward resolution was
offered by Mark Ward charging corrup-
ton in the interest of Pierre. A COM
mittee of investigation was appointed.
Mr.. De Woody deposited with Gov.
Pierce the sum of $1,000, given him to
purchase his vote for the Pierre scheme.
Later developments show that Prentice, a
Pierre addition boomer, first saw Mr.. De
Woody. and told him that Wells, Prem
tice's partner. wanted to see him, at the
same time giving him to understand that
there was money for him if he would
vote for Pierre. Mr.. DeWoody became
convinced that money was being used in
the interest Of Pierre, and determined to
ferret it out. Details for the payment of
the corruption money being arranged, on
Tuesday morning the "Hon." Mr.. Pierce,
of the Sixth District, appeared ut Mr..
DeWoody's rooms and paid him 81, 900.
That he might have witnesses Of the
transaction, Mr. DeWoody had stationed
the Hon. L. G. johnson, legislator, and
the Hon. ]. OBJ. Scobey in rear room,
and they heard every word of the CONVEX
sation and saw the money paid. The
portion of the Pierre corruption fund thus
obtained by Mr.. DeWoody was immedi-
ately turned over to the Governor, and is
now in his possession. There is great
excitement at the capital, as the punish
ment for giving a bribe to, or receiving
one by, member Of the Legislature il
imprisonment in the penitentiary.
On Thursday the Council passed the
House capital-removal bill. and 1t is now
in the hands of the Governor.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-03-11

In reply to an Indiana Democrat, who
wanted Jeffersonian club of which he is
member given the privilege of present
ing a silver bouquet, borne by colored
man, to President Cleveland, during the
Inauguration cermony, one of the majors
domo of the OCCASION wrote that "Thc,
President will not receive presents from
any source" This is probably intended
as a slur on Gen. Grant. To many peo-
pie, who were glad to see gifts heaped
upon the hero ot che Union, it occurs
that "The Man Of ofDestiny" is right-that
there is no reason why the people of the
United States shd4ld send HIM presents.
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THE Cabinet Of President Cleveland, as

THE Cabinet of President Cleveland, as
completed, is as follows: Secretary of
State, Bayard; Treasury, Manning; In
terror, Lamar War, Endicott Navy,
Whitney; Attorney General. Garland !;
Postmaster General,. Villas. .iFhe straight
out Democratic material in the combina-
ton is good, so far as the statesmen mem
bers are concerned. Manning, the Albany
editor who discovered Cleveland, is
rewarded; and the mugwumps are given
a member, in payment for their alleged
services. st. Johns name does not ap-
pear in the list, although he may justly
claim a ton of gratitude fMhEthe Presi-
dent to an ounce earned byefhe Carlshirts
Darty
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Winchester.

WINCHESTER, March 4.
Corrsspondence Of the RECORD.
Ho! for sleigh-ride, this fine weather.
Mr.. r. Maxwell has the logs on his
claim for house.
S. D. Cummins, Jr., is drawing material
for dwelling upon his claim, to be COM
pleted the present month. Thus the
good work goes on.
Mr.. Frank Kecf has taken claim on
section 8. and has logs ready to erect a
dwelling for his family. Even the bleak
winds of February cannot keep settlers
away from Beaver Greek.
A. Stoneburn wears a pleasant look
these days, as he drops in toi see his
friends Sunshine Warm weather
Wood getting low No county Food-pile
near at hand Enough to make a man
with more stony heart than dur friend
smile.
When Mr.. Hubert. in his correspondence
from El Salem, Polk county, Wis., places
the comparative number of settlers at
Winchester and Williamsport in the ratio
of three to one in favor of the former
place, he pays US great compliment. Do
so some more, Mr.. Hubert; but, perhaps
in your next you should not omit the
words Should be" three to one. At any
rate, it does us proud that Emmons
county has such an enterprising gentle
man abroad.
A party Of ladies and gentlemen left
Winchester for "up Beaver" last Satur-
day, behind Mr.. James Parkers lively
team, calling upon Messrs. Reynolds,
Brady and Clark during the trip. Upon
arrival at Mr.. Reynolds bachelor quar-
ters,' on the return, very pleasant
surprise awaited the party. A bounteous
repast was served by mine host" Ray.
nolds which would fill Delmonico with
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-03-11

Every lady needs sewing machine.
This is one of the articles which it il very
poor economy to do without; it pays for
itself sooner than any other instrument
for the saving Of labor. Having made
up your mind to buy machine, the next
thing is to find dealer on whose word
you can rely, and who will tell you ex.
actly what kind of machine you are
purchasing. Mr.. J. Brady, Bismarck,
will do this. He sells machines wholesale
or retail. He also keeps a complete assort.
ment OF needles, attachments, oils, shut.
ties and parts for old machines. Repair
ing done promptly and warranted.
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Glencoe.
GLENCOE. March 9.

GLENCOE. March O.,
Correspondence of the RECORD
The sleighing is nearly over.
Prof. Kelm passed through here the
other day on his way to his claim near
Williamsport.
tits reported that thrsss4nountain lions
have been heard od pesr Donald Steven.
sons. Their tracks were seen by several
persons.
"Frenchy," stage driver between
Bismarck and Standing Rock, is again on
the road, his injuries not being so severe
as at first supposed.
Mr.. Frank Smith, while digging in his
we'll the other day, caps across pstrifed
log about 1e inche ss& diameter. 1t was
lying at an angle 81 about As degrees, top
downward. STUBS.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-03-11

The Tribune missed but one issue be-
ing enabled, through the kindness of tile
publishers of the journal and the Blade, to
appear Saturday morning. Its proprie-
tor, though losing heavily above his in
surance, is in no wise disheartcned, as is
shown by the following from Saturdays
issue:
All right!Go ahead A cog slipped, and the
readers of the Tribune were deprived of yester-
day mornings legislative news. There was u hot
box OH the Tribune train, which caused a mo-
mentary halt; but the fireman has steamed up
again, the pant of the deep-unged engine is
heard above the wreck and rubbish, and flying
cnders, and the press strides OIL to it's noble dcs-
tiny. selah
The Tribune has seen some hard times
in the past; but, through the persistent
energy of G. A. Lounsberry and NJ. H.
Jewell, it has developed in few years
from hand-press weekly to metropol-
itan daily, in all that the name implies.
Every resident of North Dakota will be
sincerely glad to learn that the Tribune
is moving right on in its good work. To
the people of the Missouri Slope it has
become a necessity; and, without it, the
journalism of this region would be like
the play of Hamlet minus Denmark S
prince.
We are also sorry to state that Col.
Lounsberry loses heavily over his insur-
ance. All his household goods were de-
stroyed, the clothing of Mrs. Lounsberry
and the boys not even being saved.
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Some Rare Bargains.

See these prices, for thirty days only,
at Little Repair Shop: :" One and halt
inch curtain poles, five feet long, in wal
nut, ash, ebony, or mahogany, complete,
each 70 cents same pole. all brass, 81
kitchen tables, $1.75 breakfast tables,
81; woven-wire mattresses, best, "a
solid comfort springs, $3.50; B. B. Wood
seat chairs, As cents; good cane-seat
chairs, rs cents to So; and everything in
the furniture line at bedrock prices.
FRANK NJ. SEARLEs,
Meigs and Fifth Sts., Bismarck, D. T.
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Meigs and Fifth Sts., Bismarck, D. T.
Tho Weather.

The weather during the latter part Of
February and SO far in March has been Of
the kind that causeth the shedding Of
overcoats and maketh the heart glad.
Thirty to fifty above zero, and bright,
clear sunshine day after day constl-
tute the greeting the Missouri Slope sends
to people who intend emigrating from
the storm, snow, slush and mud Of the
East. "Come along, come along make
no delay
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-03-11
s.out oil tI,e use.pths. J,

Mr. A. Croghan called at the RECORD
Office Friday and left q piece Of .petrihed
wood" which was found BY Mr. Frank
Smith, of Glencoe. in digging . well, at =
distance Of 81 feet. The log Of which the
piece il fragment was about 1e inches in
diameter. It can hardly be said that the
specimen is petrefaction. It is not 50
heavy ~ stone, but about the weight OF.
Ignite coal. It is Of q yellowish. creamy
color, and is similar in appearance, color.
excepted, to Ignite. The center Of the
log was darker-almost perfect coal.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-03-11
w. L. YEATER,
Chairman pro tenn.
A Brass Band.

Several Williamsport young men are
about forming a brass band. seSen or
eight SO far have declared t}sef intention
Of purchasing bstrupsdb. Two Of them
(Messrs. HERR lb>and Ed Hodgkinson)
have been there before. = Mr.. w.
n. Hodgkinson, who will be herein a few
days, is an expert. musician, and the
boys intend, if possible, to procure his
services AZ leader and instructor.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-03-11

IT begins to look as though the mighty
truth will not prevail in the Emmons-
county division matter. The House has
passed the bill creating the new county of
Winona.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-03-11
Emm ons County Record
WILLIANsPoRT, DAKOTA.
D. r. sTRKETKR Editor and Publisher,
Official Paper of the County.

As the RECORD circulates i'm all
sections of Emmons County, and as
every dollar expended for goods by
her citizens must of necessity go to
bismarck, the columns of this paper
are an excellent medium through
which the enlerchantsof that city can
reach our citizens.
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COUNTY ITEMS.

Letters from the river towns should be mailed
so as to go to Bismarck by Saturdays stage. By
this means the news will be up to . later date,
and can appear in the paper of the following
Wednesday. Subscribers at Glencoe, Livona,
Clayton, Emmonsburg and Winona should re-
ceive the RECORD Thursday.1
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Reading, circle.

The meeting last Thursday evening vasH
held at Mr.. Armstrong's Office. The 1t !.
tendance was much larger than usual,
which shows that interest ia the objects
Of the society isincreasing. This (Wedness
day. evening the society meets u the;
residence Of Mr: John Knrtz.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-03-11

OUR BISMARCK DIRECTORY.
TIME FOLLOWING BISMARCK BUSINESS
Il firms and individuals by their advertisements
are assisting in the maintenance of paper de-
they should be remembered by her citizens whom
visiting the Capital i'll quest of professional SER
vices or for the = purchase Of goods;
Lands and Willian,sport Lots-HcKenze i Comm
Attorneys--O. F. Davis, Fort & Fort Gray 4
an kass @tshs W.o ha1ssy esg l.
w. H. Winchester, c. N. Hunt, Haigl,t b Little
NJ, J. Edgerly, john A. stoyell.
Auction and Commission Merchants--DeGr &
Son.
Banks-Capital National; Mellon Bros.
Boots and Shoes--J. H. Marshall
Cigars Tobacco and Confectionery--Edick Bros,
Alfred Cressy.
S'o,hiaE:vM S.a1;.9gE1' 4. EPgi,Pks5; %,''}:m.on
Drugs--Dunn d Co., Parker Parkes
Dry doods-Wm. N. Pye, Jr.. Dan Eisenberg,
d, W. Blake.
Falk's Milwaukee Beer-Otto Fischer
Flour Mill-Russell, Miller & Co.
Fruit, Oysters and Confectionery-C. L. Marco
Furnturs-Frank N. Searlss.
Glass and Paintsrs, supplie.,-Faunce Brown.
Grocers-Hunt q Foster, A. r. Macnider Austin
Logan. John Yegen, George Mccullough, T. W.
Hardware and Agricultural Implements-w s.
oOrhouse Joseph Hare 4 Co.
Hotels George W. Elders international, BAN
ner House, Western House, Merchants Hotel,
BrudeB's lGerman] Hotel.
Laundry-Third and Rosser Street Laundry
T Livery-lalloy D Stoyell
Lumber-John r. Hoagland, Weaver Lumber
Co., Gill River Lumber Co.
Meatlarket, Groceries and Providons-Die
Bros, r. w. Griffin.
Money to Loan--H. w. BrinRhurst.
News Dealers, StAtioners, Confeotionsrs and Ts-
observation-disclosures Il Conover.
Photographer-L. p. Judkins
Physicians--Louis 9. Petit, William A. Bent
ley.
Ssedsman and Florist-Os H. Will
L Sewing Machines--J. Brady.
Stationery, Etc..-R. 1. Durant q Co, J. w.
Clarke.
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The Inauguration Of President Cleye.
land took place last Wednesday with
great pomp and ceremony. Over 100, 600
visitors were in Washington.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-03-11

If the ents-a-horn-and-f -five-cents-a-
schooner bill passes, the county seat wars
will be dropped and the scrambles begin
for ''dispensary" location.
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A DISASTROUS FIRE.

Friday morning a fire in Bismarck de-
stroycd the Tribune office, postoftice
"Cheap Jakes" store, DR.. Porter's office
and residence, and damaged wall of the
brick building adjoining. The losses on
buildings and contents were as follows:
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PICK up your opera-glass and search
through the list of Clcvcland's cabinet
appointments for the name Of Union
soldier
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IN TOWN AND OUT.
Furniture at cost till April 1, at searles'.

Furniture at cost till April I, at Searles.
~'Good-by, swest-tart," J" said the tramp,
as he swallowed it.-[Ex.
Remington Sewing Machines only ss5,
former price $45, at Searles'.
The middle of April will see the Mis-.
souri, Slope oyerrun by home.seekers
A small package OF mail for Williams.
port was destroyed in the Bismarck fire.
The musical and literary entertainment
has been postponed until Friday OF next
week.
The contract for byildt the Winches-
ter school-house wad to Mr.. Henry
Bergey for 81 1.455.
Singer Sewing Machines (W illiams) only
s21 each, former price $40, at +. M.
Searles', Bismarck.
"P.ve joined the Fenians," said Smith,
al he went to dinner. "Tm going to
dine mite. = LEX.
In purchasing Ladies and Children's
Shoes, Slippers, ETC., you cannot be better
suited than by D. w. Blake. Bismarck.
Don't forget that the old, reliable drug
house of Dunn g. Co., Bismarck, is oppo.
site the Sheridan House, on Main street.
D. w. Blake, Banner block, Bismarck,
keeps constantly on hand fine and well.
selected line of Dry Goods, Notions, Etc.
Messrs. Herrick and Kelly left Saturday
ON visit to Treasurer Stevenson and
other friends in the Glencoe neighbor-
hood. They returned Monday.
Emmons county people making pur.
chases in Bismarck should not forget that
Dunn & Co. make specially Of pure
drugs, which they sell at the most reason
able rates
Among the scholars Of the Sanborn
public schools whose names appear on
the roll of honor, published in the Enter
prise, we notice the names of Sadie and
Ollie Keim children Of Prof. Keim.
Prof. Keim, Attorney Armstrong, Land
lord Walker and F. D. Walker made
trip to the capital during the week. Prof
Keim returned to Sanborn, but will bes
back here in few weeks to remain per-.
manently. -4. 49,. .... n
The results of tue hard work which has
been done in the timber this winter by the
young men of t4s Yanamsport neigA.
bo1hood will be iseh the coming seasofnls.,
in the improved houses, stables and OUT.
buildings which will rise up on all sides.s
The Williamsport people who have
spent the winter in the East have been
putting in some good work for their Dg
kot. home. They have succeeded insi,l
teresting old frienlis and ncigh IN The
deslrability of Emmons county as plsce
| Of settlement and many nsw.c conaefs viii
be brought here through their efforts
There is room and land Tor. all. ;ss's
A St. Paul dispatch says that judging
from emigration authorities and adyices
from steamship lines and from the Mid
die States, the prospects for heavy emf
grafton to the Northwest this spring are
better than for any previous year. The
heavy storms and intense cold in the East
and South have removed the only objec-
ton people had to coming to Dakota.
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A BILL has been introduced in the Leg
lslature to reduce the price and increase
the size of drinks.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-03-11

If Dakota should take the name Vesto-
ria, probably the Bourbons would admit
her
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1885-03-11

A CHIcAao dispatch states that IN
Soft glove prize-fght, attended by 5000
Of the Sucker population, one Of the com
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Cash, Wood, or a ..stand.off.n

CaSns "OOUs Or u >SSsaAO"VAAs"
Strange 1t may appear, yet it il never
theless true, that the average newspaper
publisher has a weakness for eating, the
same as other people. His appetite, when
in normal condition, will hold its own
against all comsrs; and he possesses in a
marked degree the power Of secreting
large quantities Of grub when you give
him chance). Most bucolic scribes have
little use for pie, cake, and other varieties
Of Canary bird food but, put before one
of 'em tender roast or a chicken pot
pie, and you shall see happiness depicted
on every serene and intellectual feature.
~
1t is a lamentable fact that many
worldly wise people Sin trade who tackle
the Occident for the purpose Of growing
up with the country find it necessary to
such growth that the rural editor should
sometimes pay his bills-that for grub not
even being excepted.
~
Well, the "mora" of the above Is that
we want our delinquent subscribers to
call in and see us, and either agree to give
us the cash, dump load Of wood at our
pile, or stand US of anew. Those from
distance may send their photographs,
full postage prepaid. Even where a pub
Usher is certain of never getting what Isl
owing him, his heart is made glad when
the delinquent comes in and mentions the
financial shortcoming. Il shows that the
subscriber has troubled mind as well as
the newspaper man, and misery loves
company" Our war-cry is, Cash, wood,
a btand-new stand-off, or blood r.
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Clean Flax Seed.

WILLIAMsPORT, March 10.
To the Editor of the RECORD:
1see atyou have called the attention of
farmers to the Importance of having
clean grain for seed, which is important.
Still more important is it to have clean
flax seed, to which wish to call atten-
ton, seeing there will be considerable
sown. Farmers do not readily detect for
eign seeds in fax, and these are calcu-
lated to injure the crop and cause re-
duction in price. I speak from expert
ence, having handled both grain and
seeds for seventeen years before coming
here. Some farmers won't learn it until
they come to sell dirty grain and seeds.
There is but one grade for fax all over
the United States. 1 have received fax
where I had to discount it "a pounds on
the bushel, which had to be cleaned out or
pay freight on dirt. Hoping you will
urge upon farmers to SOW nothing but
clean seed, if they want to make it pay. I
am yours, resp'fy, JOHN KuRTz.
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For Wall Paper, Stationery, Blank
Books, School Books, Albums or Toys,
call on J. w. Clarke, Main st., Bismarsk.
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batants was knocked "senseless' for 80
seconds. How about the "8,00O?" 1t
would seem that .:.knocking' is unnec-
essary in their case TO place them in the
same category as the pugilist
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u. Public Land locating and filing a spe
cialty. Deeds executed. Correspondence solic-
tied. Wnona, Emmons COUNTY b. T,
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BISMARCK BUSINESS CARDS,


THIRD AND ROSSER STREET LAUNDRY
u All kinds of Washing properly done. Cloth.
ing cleaned and repaired Overcoats specially
Prices the very lowest. 25
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS

OF the Board of Commissioners of
Emm0ns County.
W1LLIANsPoRr, D. T., March 2, 1885.
Present: w. l.. Yeater.
For want of q quorum the Board adjourned
until 10 o'clock q. m. Tuesday, March 3.
W. L. YEATER
Chairman pro tenn.
Attest:
THOMAS PARKS,
County Clerk.
BY E. T. HERnIcK,
Deputy.
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envy. and to say that it was thoroughly
enjoyed by the guests would be putting
it mildly, indeed. MAX.
NUGGETS OF NEWS,

Gen. Grant is reported to be little
better.
The employees of the Missouri Pacific
Railway are on strike.
Twenty y-seven persons were killed by a
mine explosion in England.
Francis E. Warren, of Cheyenne, took
his oath of Office as Governor of Wyo.
ming.
The high-license bill $500 year) has
passed the Minnesota House by majority
of one. +
An extra session Of the Senate, to con-
vene March 4, was called by President
Arthur. 4
Mrs. Eliza Blaine Walker, James g.
Blains's only sister, died at Baltimore
last week.
The first bill signed by President Cleve-
land was that placing Gen. Grant on the
army retired list.
A court-martial has been ordered for
the trial of Gen. Hazen, on a charge Of
conduct prejudicial to the good Of the
service.
A lamp explosion caused the burning of
the st. Paul plow works. Loss $100,0 ,00O
Two hundred men are thrown out of en-
ployment.
The decrease of the public debt during
February was $3,2o4, 975 decrease since
June 80, $s5, Al, ,28e. s6 cash in treasury,
$48, 467, ,557.
At St. Joseph, Mo-, boilor in an ele-
vator exploded, and piece Of the wreck,
thrown over half mile, killed man
named John Linky.
Citizens Of California have offered to
give Gen. Grant fine home and vineyard
in that state. But the General has de-
clined the gift, not being able to bear the
trip.
An attempt was made to rob the state
treasury of Nebraska in broad daylight /;
but detectives had heard of the plan, and
were secreted near by. One robbcr was
killed, one captured, and the other
escaped.
Six thousand people attended glove
contest in Chicago, at Battery D Armory,
between Tom Chandler and Frank Clio
| YER. Chandler was knocked out ON the
third round, remaining senseless for half
| a minute.
Two men who appeared to be acting
suspiciously in the vicinity of Cleveland 1
residence, at Albany, were arrested. They
are said to be detectives, placed nea1
Cleveland by friends, without the Presi-
dents knowledge, to protect him from
/ possible attacks bY cranks.
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w1LLIAMsponr, D. r., March .. 1885.

WILLIAMsPoRT, y. t., March 3. 1885.
For want Of quorum the Board adjourned to
meet Monday, April 6.
WI. YEATER,
Chairman pro tenn.
Attest:
THOMAS PARKS,
County Clerk.
By E. T. HERRIcK,
Deputy.