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Evening star., 1886-09-04

TO the Editor OF THE EVENING STAR:
Permit me to make this suggestion regarding
Washingtons relief in aid OF the people of
Charleston which, II you deem it worthy of
notice, you In turn may make through THR
STAR OF to-ynorroto Saturday. 1t is: That at oil
the services In all the churches throughout the
District on Sunday next. oth inst. all the COL
lections be for the benefit OF the suffering
people OF that sadly stricken CITY, and for,
%arded on Monday by the pastors OF the
churches either through The STAR or the Com
missioners OF the District.
! am sure that a good and appreciable SUM
Will be realized in this way.
Very respectfully, AN OLD SUBSCRIBER
lwho has already contributed his mite)
SEPTEMBER 6TH--District Assembly No 81
knights OF Labor of Washington, have perfect
ed arrangements with the Baltimore and Poto-
mac railroad for grand holiday excursion 10
6altlmore, on Monday, September 9Th at the
low rate OF 81 for the round trip. The tickets
Nlll be accepted on any train except the limited
express trains, on day OF issue TO and from RaI-
timOre. Friends OF the great labor oryaniz,-
ton are invited To join in and make this occa-
popular route has sixteen trains between the
Two cities, and Is prepared TO handle, without
themselves of this low rate Druid Hill park
where The celebration takes place, is within a
snort distance of the stations OF the Baltimore
ana fotomac railroad. In addition To regular
scnedule. special trains will leave at $50 "A m
and 1880 AIN, aud returning leave Baltimore
at IL o'clock. midnight. No other line can
read by the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
and take no other. Tickets tor sale by auy
member of the Order-District Assembly No
Wand at the station OF the Baltimore, and
POTOMAC railroad--ddc.
QUICK TINE To BAY RIDGE.-GRANp SIN
DAY EXCURSION VIA b. AND L. X. Rim order
that the residents OF W ashington may have an
opportunity OF visiting the great. new summer
resort OF Bay Ridge, the Pennsylvania Railroad
company Will, on sunday next, the 5th instant
run special excursion 10 that point at rate OF
81 Although still in its youth. Bay Ridge is
one OF the most delightful excursion points in
this vicinity. II is beautifully situated on the
shores of Chesapeake bay, near Annapolis in
the very midst of the greatest fishing waters
and oyster felds in the world The accomIuo-
cations are very extensive, and embrace a large
and weli-appointed hotel, cottages, casino, a
pavilion, and, in fact, every feature requisite
Tor the successful equipment of a resort Tor the
people The bathing facilities fine. the fish
Ing and sailing superb. One may spend a de.
ightiul day here and yet reach nome early In
The evening. special train will leave Balti-
more and Potomac station, Washington, 9:25
an- Excursion tickets will be sold at 81. Re
turning, special will leave Bay Ridge . PIN.
secure tickets early.-Adrt.
Evening star., 1886-09-04
AUCTION SALES.

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Il AT LAUREL. MD.
The undersigned will offer public sale the 80
handsome Residence of the late Millinr. ii.
Warfied on the premises AT Laurel, Md. on L.
SATURDAY. sEPTEM BIER ELENI-N, AT FiNt
OGLO1 4. NJ. -Four acres of land, good shade aud
fruit dwelling of IA rooms In excellent order
CHAS. IA. STA <IEY.
s Courtlaud street. baltimore.
Laurel
Evening star., 1886-09-04

Latest Fall Styles.
Bazaar Dressmaker, illustrating 900 of the
late styles, only 20 cents. at Oppenheimer's,
52S 9th st. NV, st. Cloud building.
Evening star., 1886-09-04

Choice Quality Silk and Satin Scarfs,
2Sc.-Newest fall patterns at Auerbach's, 7th
and H streets. I
Evening star., 1886-09-04
9Th and X and 1927 32d SITS,

Electrlcity.-I suffered four years, unable
to work one year, with sciatica and rheuma.
tism. DR.. L. Nicholson, electrician, SIC 11th
st. n.w., cured me in five weeks.
ROBERT HURLEY,
600 I'd at Sw
Evening star., 1886-09-04

12 CTS. FOR BoYs' POLOS. a great bargain,
a. III. Reizenstein's, 405 and 4O7 9TH ST. NV.
Evening star., 1886-09-04

Electricity. by DR.. L. Nicholson, 516 11th
st. NV, cured me Of very severe rheumatism
and sciatica of three years standing. Took
medicine two years to no purpose.
Evening star., 1886-09-04

WANTED To Sill 500 wooden cases; ALL sizes;
must be soid 20 make room while repullo1ng;
boot AMI Si,.,. huxrS lOc.: large clothing cases
20; reduci IONS eor Quantities. II. Rich & Sons,
1922 and ! S24 9Th street northwest.
Evening star., 1886-09-04

One good Singer Sewing Machine, drop-leaf
and two drawers, with latest improved attach.
ments, at Oppenheimer's, 52S 9th st. NV, St.
Cloud building.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HARRIS BIJOU THEATER
MqNpAY 2S2 AETEESSoNt sEPTEMREKS T
Engagement of the Young gA63e american Actor.
Supported by his own Metropolitan Company.
SsSs MSrday nfsdSy s T snd Wednesday Afternoons and
Nghs f5SSs inH sa'ps and
Matinee price. 2Oc Children, hafprice; Night price.
couponed and sold by number.
Next week. the beautiful ssp% fenssy DRAMA "A SILVER
- Pennsylvania avenue near 11th st.
LEONZO BROTHERS.
And Their Wonderful Acting Dogs. in their Thrilling
THE HUSTER H. ASP H1s R9Gs 81,
famous Drama WILD BILL.
Admission 10 all. only 1O cents. 1t
NEW NATIONAL THEATER
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 9TH, 1855,
Complimentary Benefit rendered to
MISS JEANNE WINSTON,
On which occasion will be presented
"LA ROSE DAUvERGNE," by ofenbach:
The Third Act of "LA PERICHOLE;"
| SELECT CONCERT, for which the best local talent
has volunteered;
! Grand DRILL and MARCH by the National Rifles.
commanded by Miss Winston as the General
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Orchestra and Dress Circle reserved seats..... 81
Balcony, reserved seats. 75c General admission, 5Oc
Reserved seats at Ellis & Co IS Music Store se4-4t
TOOINT BREEZE JOCKEY CLUR
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
FIRST RUNNING MEETING
COMMENCES MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 8.
each week viii be Monday. tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
$4,000 IN PURsEa
FIVE EXCITING RACES DAILY
Horses entered. The greatest running meeting In
| history Of Pennsylvania.
SQUARE RACES GUARANTEED.
Railroad fare both ways from Broad Street Station,
and admission to track and grand stand.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR
Cheap Excursions all railroads during the races
Omnbuses run from leading hotels track every few
minutes se3-3t
u HEKzog,s NINTH STREET OPERA HOUSE.
On SUNDAY EVENING, 3 P. M,
cHAkIEsTds kI1 81 ssnst stfrasERs Fl 5as
ASSISTED 81 MIS- 5ENNfE MEpY
And Host of Local Talent
The entire proceeds of the evening be contributed
JOS. X. sTRAsBuRGER
seSZt proprietor and Manager
| A Laughs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
| "A EVERY EVENING-AT 8:l6
THE MASCOrT.
| Monday. Sept Gan entirely new operate bur
| esque. IN CHINA. sel
A BNERs SUMNER GARDEN
| GRAND CONCERT THIS EVENING
| By the Celebrated
IMPERIAL AUSTRIAN MILITARY BAND
| Admission, 25 cents. sel-Its
HEROES NINTHsT. OPERA HOUSE
One week, commencing
| MONDAY. AUGUST 30
Grand Opening Open Of the Comedy Season.
LECLAIK and RUSSELL
A PRACTICAL JOKE
Under the management Of James Donaldson, f.
strong Supporting Cast
| "Original IN Conception"
Graceful and Vigorous in DeIineation.
| Absorbing In Interest"
MATINEEs P.ML EVENING Pm
| Popular Prices Popular Prices
loAM6 2s CENTS 1oANb Is cENTs
DANORAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL RUN.
l. 18th St., two blocks south Of Pennsylvania ave
sIeS e. rssss s. 81 @ painted
Open from am 70 10 p.m
cents. On Sundays half price. joAi
Evening star., 1886-09-04
EXCURSIONS PICNICS, ETC,

R R
-
MN, ,..v.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO STATION
ans secsaon ss AV1o M
Second section ct 1880 q m
ROUND TRIP RATE, q 90
Each Train posiuvely Limited to 40 PASSENGER. It
~ pu,ouns m pop
EXCURSION 10 hALT1Mohh, sEPTEHBER q
VI.
A
6ALT1MokE AND OA1o RAILROAD.
TWO special Trans on tnat day, ana tickets good on
all trains. including 45-mnute limited train.
Eighteen trains in both directions.
Knights of Labor and your friends be sure and take
the Old Reliable b and O.
Ticket. to rs,0,n ,, b. .ooo On train. ,..,,n. n.,
tmore 1880 and II nm. Of 9Th and anv train on 7th
TICKETS FOR SALE BY
JB WILLIAMS, 3Os 9th street.
y pr1CKrEy -oe .+raor
- =. na1, i1.S .oo :. S'iees
ED MORCOE, AT 18th street.
sTANDIFORD'S PHARMACY 9th and streets.
a T. Win q RRO 700 7th .troot
poDr oCuorI o.o
nOoA. SSdOLl, ooo fennsyiVanl1 ave Sc
SoAA AAA' A>o''n N~p''o' "no - 'NeeA'
And by members of the D. A, No &C. and at B. and
=, s,.s ~ , 80 - r, ~ -. 80 - 80
" S'a''on oh "ofhins oi E4culsion seiW'i's
- q =
Evening star., 1886-09-04

ScOtt's Emulsion Of Pure
COD LIVER OIL WITH HYPoPHosPHITEs
Very Pdtatable, and Increases Flesh.
DR.. F. H. Clement, Brighton, Ills, says:
"Scott's Emulsion is the best have ever pre-
scribed. 1t is very palatable, easily assmil ated
and gives strength and flesh to the patient" 60
Evening star., 1886-09-04
FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy, 11O9 Pa av

LATR0BES, RANGES AND FURNACES repaired
al GartrelPs Stove Store, S15 9TH st. NV.
Evening star., 1886-09-04
OAK HALL,
CORNER 10TH AND = sTREETa se3
NEw FAIL DREss GooDs
w. NJ SHUSTER & SONS
Have OPENED TO-DAY a full line Of

Have OPENED TO-DAY full line Of
FINE FRENCH CASHMERES
In all the New Shades for Fall and Winter and offer
them at old prices although they cannot be bought
except at an advance from Importers, but having
gwen an early order, we sell 46n. Cashmere of
very fine quality and heavy weight at 81; 4O-in
Cashmeres all coors. fine quality, at Toe. These
beautiful goods come In all colors for evening and
street shades
Large Stock of New woolens for Early Far.
Just opened 100 pieces Fancy Flannels for Wrap
pers, Dressing Sacques, &c.
Black and Colored Dress Silks surah sIlks Faille
Francois Rhadames and Merveilleux.
Colored vevets Black velvets, Striped and Brocade
VelvetS
Great Bargains in Black GROs GRAIN SILKS, at
81, Sl.25. $l5O and 81
Black RHADAMEs. at SLIPS, worth $1.5O
Moire. White Satins White Gros Grain for Weddings
Silk Hosiery.
NEW GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
". N. sHUsTER SONS
ONE PRICE,
s1s Pennsylvania Avsnu&
N.R-Ths Best Is the cheapss. au2s
Evening star., 1886-09-04

Save the Pieces! "1Oc. Royar' CLUES then
Broken glass, china, ornaments, furniture.
eO2m
Evening star., 1886-09-04

JOhnsOn's, 18th and e,
Steamed Oysters.
Evening star., 1886-09-04

DooLEY's Calisaya prevents all malarial dis
Evening star., 1886-09-04

CITY AND DISTRICT
Amusemenfs Tonight.
ALBAUGH'S.-"The Mascot"
HERzoG'S.-"A Practical Joke"
DINE MUsEUM.-Leonzo Brothers
MANASSAS SPANORAMA-15th street and Ohio
avenue.
ROLLER CoAsrER.-AthleticP Park
ABNER's GARDEN.-Military band concert.
Evening star., 1886-09-04

40 TO GEO g. WALKER FOR MONUMENTAL
" Granite Work: best facilities In W ashington for
such work Office and Yard 7O2 70 7O6 North Capitol
Evening star., 1886-09-04
Only 20 Z

JOhnsOn's, 18th and e,
Steamed Oysters.
Evening star., 1886-09-04
Amusements Next Week.


ALBAUGHS OPERA HOUSE.-A new operatic
burlesque, called "In China" will be given its
first production at this house on Monday even
ing.
HARRIS BIJoU THEATER.-This house will
open on Monday, after the summer vacation
with new scenery and renovated decorations
The initial attraction will be n. 5. Wood a
popular actor, in the thrilling drama, "The Boy
Scout.
HEROES OPERA HoUsE.-Miss Katherine
Rogers, an actress who is we'll and tavorably
known to the public, will appear at this house
next week in a round OF characters.
DINE MUSEUM.-LeOnZo brothers close a sue
cessiul week tonight at this popular resort.
Monday afternoon the attraction will be the
great sensational star, Julian Kent, in his i'm
personation OF Witd Blu, supported by a strong
company; also Introducing performing bear.
The BENEFIT TO Miss WINsToN.--The lea
lures of tine benefit to be rendered TO Miss JEANNE
winston at the National theater on Thursday
next will be The Rose OF Auvergne,-' the third
act OF LA Perichole,' a concert participated in
by the best local talent, and a grand drill and
march by the National Rifles, with Miss VIM
ston commanding.
IHE MANASSAS PANORAMA continues to
amuse and instruct all who visit it. The build
Ing Is open day and evening.
IHE ROLLER COASTER has all it can do to
carry about the crowds that flock to it daily,
Evening star., 1886-09-04
LOCAL MENTION.
Thew Gather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGToS, ID. c. Sept. A. 1855
Indications for "a H.grs. Commencing at 3 p. m.
2iD-CfGH.
For District OF Colum bia. fair weather, slightly
Warmer, easterly " .nds.
Evening star., 1886-09-04
SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure

JOhnsOn's, 18th and e,
SfoQmod OvSfore
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Special Bargains,

JohnsOn's, 18th and E.
Evening star., 1886-09-04

SATURDAY sEPTEMBEK- ELENLN, at ~.
fruit. Dwelling Of IA rooms Ia excellent order
CHAs. II. STANLEY.
Courtlaud street. baltimore
se4ts or Laurel, Nd
TTNHOs. f. wAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctionerr.
PfCT sIRErr. NEAR LINCOLN AvFNtH y
M..IN hEATING's SUBDIVISION or PROS
On WEDN EoDAY. SEPTEMBER EIGHTH, r-.->
at FIVE O'CLOCK Pm ., I will offer for sale in IS !
sion of Prospect hil fronting ON Prospect ,Il-I
by depth OF 40 feet improved by two-sIory brick
peaches pears, etc. owner leaving the city
Terms: one-third cash. balance in six and twelve
OF sale.
se4-8t THos. E. wAGGAMAN. Auct-
HYGEIA HOTEL FOR SALE
Ihis celebrated Hotel with its Franchises fur ..,s
niture aud apparel, will he Offered for sale at od
THURSDAY. fHE SEVENTH DAY or OCTU.11..
1855 unless previously sold al private , sale ,.
Hygeia' the most famous Of American hotels. IL Is
ments: by reason If its locality. and other advssges
IL stands without rival In the United staeS III has
elaborareiy i'm ali of MS depar with the best aud
latest style of furniture. The buildings are m com
ceiied
Persons wishing to purchase win visit and inspect
the premise To such tue iuies' ih AL u
It's details will be given. ,
Terms: One-f1uTth in cash. the balance In four equal
ANIMAL paymeuts bearing Interest from the day of
sale The deferred payments TO be sufficiently secured
deposit Of siooy @ T ~ 4e TedIvI n c On 10. dsy OF
with the terms Of SALE when possession will be Oe-
should the highest bid In the estimation Of the ex-
ecutors not approx innate the value of properly
tors are authorized 70 receive private bids
p'oS ANNIE J. PHGBUs.
p. T. WOODFIN,
J.G. FULTON,
Executors Of Harrison Phabrs.
THoS TABB Counsellor se4-eolm
Evening star., 1886-09-04

SHORTHAND AND TYPEwRITING PRACTE-
- cally taught Success guaranteed II Instructions
followed. Private pupils preferred X 4. COM ELI ".
Office of Johns & Eastou. stenogrHphers Az La
Evening star., 1886-09-04

A Superior Pair Of Eye Glasses or
Spectacles for SOC. and good quality for 25c.,
properly fitted. The City Optical Store, 4S7
Pennsylvania avenue northwest tu&S3m
Evening star., 1886-09-04

ROYAL CAsHMEREs, 1Oc; 4-button Mono
gram Kids, S1.25; AndrOscoggin Cotton, &c.
BrodheAd & Co., DOT st.
Evening star., 1886-09-04

MISS HILTON's SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
NJ Di r., Is years on VT ave. viii r.-open OCtO
Der lst In larger ccomnodatiUns. Boarding and
Day School.
The principal will be assisted by efficient staff of
English and Foreign Teachers For Circulars address
S2l Vermont le-y4juI
Evening star., 1886-09-04
EXCURSIONS. PICNICS. ETC

EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, ETC.
COLONIAL BEACH.
POPULAR WATERING PLACE and EXCURSION
REsoRT; SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
s saTaNa ana apa sHoKn PsShG
ALL THE POPULAR AMUsEMENTS
r-,.,~ steamer s,ssa e, = E, v ARRowsMITH.
Beach on TUESDAYs. WEDNESDAYS, THURS
Leaving 7th-street wharf st'.......-..'. s.ao Am
Leave the Beach 500 pm
Music, Refreshmenis and Dinner on board p'HA
Tickets, 50 cents Children, 25 cents
Special rate to organizations
n. R.-For charter Mondays and Fridays. se1-1m
7T1HE COMPLIMENTARY EXCURSION 10
!. un1 'S IaTy
0ih September, pm. sharp All tickets sold will
be good for the morning or evening. se3-3t
LIVERY BUSINESS MAN
SHOULD EXHIBIT AT
THE GRANGERs' CAMP.
sEPTEMBER R srH TO 18TH.
THOUSANDS OF FARMERS DAILY.
SPLENDID AGRICULTURAL AND STOCK
EXHIBIT
Every Grange in Virginia will be represented at
State Grange
For Program and Terms Address
ALEX ]. WEDDERBURN, sDc'Y.
122 ". Baltimore street, Baltimore,
se1-ws2t Or els F street. Washington. D. C.
Evening star., 1886-09-04

MODERN PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY by the
Celebrated Instantaneous Process.
Evening star., 1886-09-04

lgoCkLAND SCHOOL for girls Sandy = ring Mont
i 4 Co. Nd. Is miles north OF Washington tltv, -
opens Sept. 20 JhIrOug "a training home Sernmetf:
health carefully attended TO. number limited For
circulars address HENRY Z. HALLOWELI. A NJ .
q ale) i2a-.m
Evening star., 1886-09-04

81 Per Gallon. 75c. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. McGee's 9th, near d st.
Evening star., 1886-09-04

Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn
ing and delivered in y ID. Ward prints. 35c.
per Id. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk;
Sweet Milk sc. per quart. Cream Is cents.
Evening star., 1886-09-04

WINDSOR FEMALE COLLEGE
For Young Men-With Preparatory and Business
Schools for Boys For Young Lades-Mith Prepare
tory and Primary Schools for tiir.A
Fall sessions open september 10TH 1856
Separate buildings. Catalogues ready. Address Rev.
A NJ. kLLH ID. d., Presi.. New Windsor. Md.
jy2U-2m
Evening star., 1886-09-04
CITY AND DISTRICT.

sPIxxD1D GLASSES 81; Hempler's, Pa. ave. .a4.,
The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1886-01-01
Tho History Of the schools

Tho History Of the Schools
Of Silver Bow County is necessarily con-
fined to few years, and the official his
torical records date back only to the
year of 1881, when the County of Silver
Bow was formed.
In the fall of 1858 the first public
school was opened in the only public
hall in the then embryotic metropolis Of
Montana, was attended by the children
of the few families that were scattered
about what is now South Butte, and was
taught by Colonel Wood, q competent
teacher, and, in addition, cultivated
musician, who taught the young idea
how to dance, as well ~ read and write.
ION days Of good humor his violin was
taken with him TO the school-room, and
then, during the noon hour, the myster-
les ofthe multiplication table gave place
to the magic Of ! dance. From time
to time since, - wants demanded, other
>
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Grand total. 1896
This shows an increase over the re-
turns Of last year of 27.81 per cent,
which is much larger than had been be-
fore anticipated.
The increase in the number of school
children in the city of Butte has been 10
great during the past four yeras that the
Board Of Directors have found much diff
ficulty in providing sufficient facilities.
To their credit, they have earnestly and
faithfully endeavofed to do their full
duty, and the present fourishing condi-
ton Of the schools of the city of Butte is,
in great measure, due to the intelligent
and liberal policy they have pursued.
The present Board of Trustees are:
Hon. Hiram Knowles, Chairman.
E. A. Nichols, Esq.
7. c. Porter, Esq.
A. V. Cory, Clerk.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 2
Has it's school building at Burlington, q
suburb of Butte, and about four miles
distant. The school house is built of
logs and is comfortable in every respect,
but entirely too small to accommodate
all the pupils in the district. A new and
much larger building will be erected
The Butte daily miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1885-18??, 1886-01-01

The summary Of teachers reports OF
the several schools within District No. 4,
for the month ending November 81.
1885, to the City and District superin-
tendent, IL as follows: s.H
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next summer, which win meet all needs

next summer, which win meet all needs.
DISTRICT NO.
Also has log school house, situated
about half way between the town of Sill
yer Bow and Silver Bow Railroad juno
ton. The patrons Of the school, appre-
ciating lite lack Of capacity, have taken
steps to enlarge and rebuild, to meet the
necessities of the district.
DISTRICT NO. 4
Is a sparsely settled one, having COM
paratively few pupils. Their school
building is comfortable, roomy one,
situated near the divide.
DISTRICT NO. 5.
Melrose is the seat of learning, and is
fortunate in having large, well-built,
well-ventilated, commodious frame
school building, that nicely accommo-
dates all pupils. The school is an orna-
ment to Melrose and q credit to it's nat
rons. F
DISTRICT NO. 6
Is a comparatively new one, but the
residents are energetic in the cause Of
education, and though only detached
from District No. few months, they
have neat log school building, which
amply provides for their necessities IN
that direction. Their school house is
located in Browns Gulch.
The school districts Of the county, ex-
elusive Of the city Of Butte, are all new,
and az yet are poorly provided with OUT
buildings and proper apparatus to enable
teachers to accomplish the work that
could be done under more favorable cir
cumstances; but with the thrift, energy
and educational ambition of the people
of Silver Bow County, it will be but q
short time before new and spacious
buildings will be provided, and all appli-
ances and apparatus necessary to the
health and success Of pupils.be obtained.
Within short time new district will
be formed, by detaching Meaderyille
from District No. l; petition looking
and praying for that result having re-
Gently been fled with the County Com
missioners, who will be quick to see the
justice Of the petition and grant the
same.
The people Of Silver Bow County have,
without exception, made wise selections
in the persons whom they have elected
County superintendent of Schools. At
the election held in 1882, Mr.. Clinton H.
Moore was elected, and served until
succeeded by the present Superintend-
emit, T. ]. Booher, who was elected in
1883. Mr.. Booher is a conscientious and
earnest worker in the cause of Education,
and admirably performs the duties Of his.
Office. 55
The amount of school moneys appro-
priated per capita during the last four
years has been AZ follows:
1 1ssl Per capt.. %
1SoS :. . IN -
1884. ~ ~
1855. 's ( "a
The summary Of teachers reports b /
the several schools within District No. 4.
for the month ending November 81.
1885, to the CITY and District H,,ner;n.