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Organization Of the City Government.

The Board of Aldermen elect met at the
Aldermen's room, Monday, March IL, ami
John W jordan was chosen president
Voted that the returns Of the several
ward clerks be taken as evidence Of the
election.
MrMBER> 90 rHf Eohgp OF ALDERMEN
The RON Of member, OF the Board Of
Aldermen was called and the several mem
her answered to their names a follows;
Ward L. James l.. Cook,
Ward ; John ", Jordan.
warl 3. Augustus +. Moore.
Ward 4 Isaac L. Emery.
Ward > Michael T. Giaynor.
Voted to take recess and meet in Han
cock Hall for the purpose If listening 10
the inaugural address of The Mayor elect,
and completing the organization Of the city
Government.
Aldermen Moor. Emery and Cook were
appointed a committee to notify the May
or elect that the Bnanl Of Aldermen elect
wcrr waiting aud ready To proceed with
the installation Prayer was offered by
Rex, wariW"ll
The oath of oeiec wa administered TO
To, Mayor elect q, Judge Gco. I button.
Mayor AiA,u THEN administered The oath
of unicc n 10, several members % The
Board ~ ili,rmru circt
Th,. NaNpr th,u delivered the follow iue
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PRICETOwN.

January 9TH, 1883.
Rev. J. B. Faris assisted in the meet.
ings of Last week.
Born--To Mr.. Jesse Barker and wife,
Jan. 9Th. daughter.
Bessie Chaney returned last Thursday
to her studies at the Convent.
Emma and Alma King were visiting
relatives in the Hill City last week.
Ed Mount made short visit to his
parents, Of this place, and has returned
to his employment in Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Earis and Misses
Teesie Faris and Elva Vance, of Russell,
wore visitors at this point on Sunday
last.
Sheridan Faris dismissed his school ct
Harwood kst week ON account Of the
scarlet fever in that neighborhood, but
resumed his duties again this morning.
The meetings at this place are grow
ing very interesting and there il asgood
prospect Of . grand old revival. There
have been seven additions to the church,
four Of them to be immersed to-day.
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CARnEL.

January 0tu, A0oos
Report says wedding soon in this
neighborhood.
Daniel Buffers daughter, Maud, ID
very sick with pneumonia. .
The copious rains Of last week replen.
ished the cisterns and wells in this place.
The school Of Slate Valley 10 prosper
ing under the management Of Carey Nc.
Coppin.
Rev. Knox closed Q series Of very sue.
cessful meetingsin Cynthiana Last Thurs
day and will commence ct Carmel next
Sunday night.
Ellsworth McCoppin and his sister,
Blanche, have returned to their schools
after spending two weeks at home A.
tending to their sick father.
g. w. McCoppin was taken sick No
vember 2sth with typhoid fever and has
been dangerously i'll. His son, Sherman,
aged fourteen, was taken sick with the
same disease . week previous to that
time. Mr.. McCoppin is still confined to
his bed but is slowly convalescing.
Sherman can walk about the house.
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B. Church Sunday. January s.h, by Rev.

B. Church Sunday. January 9Th. BY Rev.
Haas.
Noah Fsrcslls 10 able 10 be out, re was
ON the streets the latter part Of the past
week.
L. A. Galliett snd wife returned from
Portsmouth Tuesday. Thoy report q
pleasant visit. H
Never before has this town and vicini.
ty been 10 stirred up. The Presbyterian
Church Of this place is made Of French
and English members, and they have
erected . very fine building. Now that
It il complete tho French have denied
the English Of preaching in same, when,
had It not been for the efforts Of the
English the building would never have
been erected. On last Thursday night
there was to be English preaching in the
church by Rev. Smith, Of Hillsboro.
After dark the French crowd came in
from every direction, stationing them
selves about the church, some with dark
bulls.eye lanterns, &C., and when any
one approachedsthey would shine him
to see II he was French or English. The
leaders Of the French went to the En-
glish and dared them to enter said
church. The English desiring peace, -
they always have, did not enter, and
thereby saved much trouble. The U.
B. Church was opened to them. How
this will end can not be predicted.
January End, 1883.
Dn. Cox and Anderson are at home.
A big Christmas tree here Christmas
Eve.
Louis Galliett, ST., is now resident Of
this town.
School again in progress with full
attendance.
Nellie Gray. daughter Of O. Gray, il
very low with fever.
8. A. Galliett and wife spent the hol-
idsys at Portsmouth.
Protracted meeting beginning tonight
at the U. B. Church, Rev. Haas preach-
ing.
Preaching at the White Oak Presby-
terian Church next Thursday night by
Rev. Smith.
Mrs. Mollie Badsley Was visiting her
daughter at Winchester the past week,
returning Sunday.
Mr.. Liebert and Lou Gaymon were
married last Saturday at the brides par.
ents by Rev. Cummings.
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Charles Hentel, saloon keeper q this
plaes, for violation Of the prohibition
ordinance. The trial. win probably come
OF this afternoon.
Squire Kelley will move 70 Hillsboro
this week. Lexington congratulates
on his good fortune but is sorry 10 loss
him - citlsen. His removal will leave
vacancy In the Office Of Justice Of the
Peace and also in the Mayors sfIics.
Notwithstanding the inclemency Of
the weather Ian Saturday niehta soodly
crowd were in attendance at the repsti-
ton Of the two pleasing dramas, 1.-THE
Last Loaf and s'The Turn Of the Tids," I"
by the scholars Of the high school. Al
though they played II the first time
splendidly, yet, We believe, they excsll-
ed their former production. Everybody
pronounced IL immense. Receipts
about 81.
On Tuesday afternoon Of last week .
revolver in the pocket Of man by the
name Of Simmons was accidently dis-
charged. The bullet passed through the
west sids Of DR.. Trisler's drug store and
then across the room, lodging in . box
OF raisins. Simmons said that he acci-
IDENTITY struck the hammer Of the revol-
yer Win . monkey.wrench he had in
his hand. Better be . little careful in
the future.
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A pLAuslsLE THEORY.

Alleged Advantagss Of Rsading from ne
Right % the len.
There was no doubt good reason
forths practice Of the Ho brsws to
read and write from rightto left We
have often speculated and inquired
about It, and while we could not learn
or discover any thing very tangible in
regard to it. We are quito convinced
that the most pertinent reason lies In
the fact that our vision from right 10
left Il much clearer and stronger than
Il 10 from left 70 right Naturally. %
we ars informed. thsrs is no differences
In nerves or In tho optic arrangsnsnt
OF the human eye between the right
eye or left eye yet our own inquiriss
and observations show how clearly
that we are all or most all disposed,
when we take an article Of msrchan-
disc. or picture. or any thing else
for examination into our hands. to
look at It from right to left and not
from left to right Since No have en-
deavored to fathom this question,
We can sec quito an advantage to the
eye by reading from right to left. II
We read from lett TO right the parts
read are yet continually before % {;
while. Il reading from right to lsfk
the parts rsad are then beyond our
sight and tho parts to b read are un.
obstruoted in view Now. whom ws
write from left to right the line ws
are writing - rather Of delusion to
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aoop ENovon eoa Mn.

~ o. yssnss Fsals VIZ - Aas -
ysltA = mloAse hAHsaslsn.
One evening wAsn in ths nsighboc.
hood q sidney. Msh, W went over b
make . friendly call on : farmer nsas
whose house " wsrs eampsd Some
thing was said sbout 3 new school.
house which was bsihg, built . halls.
mile away and ths asficalturist saids
'1sA he old one got kinder shack
ely an W sold n o eld man White
for . eaH barn. an ere putin up .
new onA lts my private epinion that
ivll furnish schecliA' ~ 'bout good
enough for the rest o my young g'una" "
Don't you believe Ia higher eduoa-
tionF'
..Naw. I been Allsd up on higher
education once. and ! know when /
9st enough"
..How did Il hsppsnr'
'You sse. ! sent my Oldest bog:
mln--named after the county wo
lived in back In Psnnsylvania - 70
school down at Sidney. Re hadn't
bssn there more'n . month whom he
come homo one Friday evening en-
says ! 70 him: ':AiR wen butcher
them TIVE Shotes to-moerow.'"
Pap says he. .bstssr let Il 20. TN
tomorrow . wesk-msbby Be cooler
weather them
eft won't do says 1 'ths neon b
full next Wednesday en- We want .
butcher them shotes whom the moon b
growth 90 the pork will swell when
We Try it-got an idee We want o wait
I'll After the moon changes en- have
that pork all shrink up whom re
friedF
".Hah. pap says Mik you mean
al right but you're way o6-it's bssn
proven the moon don's have no inAu-
ence on terrorrestrial thinga You're
antsquaked. pap; this influence Of the
moon q . mifE-the idee ID exploded
long ago.
Young man. says / 'msbbs n +
but your old pap didn't hear The ex-
plosionl Msbby r m some antsquaksd
on The moon. but I'm right up 70 the
times on swingin' . ooa-oal.harr'l
stava an II you'll jpst follsr me out n
the woodshed I'll finish up the other
three years an ok months o your adi-
cation In bout three minutesr
THAT settled Il for him. and the
next day We hung them six shotes hy
the hind legs an when the old lady
put piece Of the pork into the fryin'.
pan II jes' swelled right mp sv'ry timsi
You can run down the moon al you
want %. but tell you It's good enough
for me to 60 byr' II Il CorrxsA n
OIico0o Tribune.
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DoDsoNvILLE.

January 9th, 1888.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Michasls,
. girl.
Mrs. Hawthorne and Henry Orsbaush
are numbered with the sick.
Manasseh stroup. of sabina, visited
old friends here part of last week.
Rev. Williamson filed the pulpit here
Sunday in the absence Of Rev. Davis.
Joe Busgs and Samuel spilker, Of d.
mascus, called on friends here Friday.
Misses Julia and Katie Tedrick, oi
Cincinnati, are visiting their father, Of
near this place.
Mr.. F. p. Stroup, of this place, receiv-
cd valuable gift one day last week. Il
was the old family bible Of Michael
6troup.
Mr.. George Barber. OF Cincinnati, do
Avered an able address to large and at-
tentive audience 1t the N. e. Church
Sunday evening.
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BELLS RUN.

January 9th, 1883.
There was singing at the school-house
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. w. H. Wills contemplates having
. new barn erected next spring.
A little girl Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Shaw is very sick with what 10 thought
to be lung fever.
The Mignerey and Foreseille Com.
pany, Of Coalville, spent Last week in
this section getting out ties for the
o. & N. w. r. r.
Mr.. A. F. Liebert and Miss Louisa
Gaymon were married at the residencs
Of the brides parents on New Years
eve at $50 p. m, Rev. Cumming
officiating. May happiness attend them
through life.
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ILMvILLR.

January 7th, 1883.
The general health Of the neighbor.
hood is good.
The debates at the school.house are
still carried ON every Friday evening.
N. A. Etults will move to his farm, re-
Gently purchased Of the Gall heirs, In
the spring.
The German Baptist Brethren are
holding weekly prayer meetings at pri-
vsts residences.
Mr.. n. A. 6tults, who has been very
low with malazial lever, Il slowlyreeain-
ing his former health.
The Methodist Brethren conduct q
prayer msstinsssrvice at Groves school.
house every Sunday night.
Rev. W. Q. Calvert win begin 4 pro.
traetsd meeting at Strait Creek Valley
Church January 9Th to continue two
weeks.
Il II thought By some that the target
shooting ct the blacksmith shop u Q
public nuisance and ws think II should
be stopped.
Ar. and Hn.J. 81. McIntirs, Of Lovstts,
Adams county, paid witt TO several Of
their old friends in this nsishboehood
during holidays.
Mr.. F. n. Stults, Of this place, has
traded fasmswith John Lovstt Of Serpent
Mound. xr. Stults. viii move 70 the
Mound the hrst Of March. He contsm.
plates running hack 70 PEBBLES Station
for the accommodation Of vidtoss TO
the Great Serpent the coming summer.
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SINKING sPRIHa.
January 9th, 1883.

January 9Th, 1883.
Mis Clara westlake Il in alapidly do.
clining condition.
Nin Ann Foulk, daughter Of Isaac
Foalk, Il sick With lung disease.
lame, Burton. of Webertovu. has
han here the mast weak attsudins TO
buineas affair.
Ioh, H;.. .nd ..n;,v o.v.r,~v,u.
h.vs h..n v;.it;n. ~. t..h., srd tr;.nd'
~ A.. ~. - '>-
.;..,-...,.. ..-,,.,..a :. ~.
ns,.,.h. CO. nr,t.-S Chr,.h :. ~.
h.sh s-.r;,. I....,- an
Ladiss Ala Socisty VIII hold IT. nsxi
Regular mssanG on next Thurday svsn-
Ing IN the "ittls room" q the n. z
Chnrch.
Squire Thomas Powell has bssa asri.
ouA'y mex during the pase week from
coneasdoa OF the brain. u somewhat
Improved as present.
Hal Hampstead, who has been In fail.
ing health for some time, was taksu
worse last week and \ now danssrously
!: >: J: !: :: !: ::
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Early TransportssIon.

II the ',dollsr Of the fathers was n
reality sacred thing (snd thsrs were
not few publiciss In The country Z
short time ago who sssmsd 70 think u
was) surely NO extraordinary sancaity
can attach to their system of trans.
portation. and The Rats Of carriage
that they were obliged to give for COM
moA nseesssRiss g lieA 4 magaains
publishsd In PhAadslphis h lel9 gave
ths following IN an itsm q nswss In
ths course of he twelve menths q
1877 t4Oo0 wagons passed tAs Alle.
gheny mountains nom philadslpAis
and HaltimorA each With tour - stx
horsss, carrying from tAirtyslvs "a
fogty hundred weight The eost a
carriage IVES sbout ssysn dollars pse
hundrsdwsishk In some easss - hgh
= ten dollars h Philadslthla Ths
aeUeeate sam paN Tor TIE soaveyanes
g goods szossdsd el6oo ooa -Aits
WVSyW00ss 30 .if-r 81 l sftt|
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NEW LEXINGTON.

vSuuALy 0tu, 1000
o. B. Savage, Of Sabina, spent Sunday
ct home.
A. N. stubbs was in the Hill City last
Saturday.
H. D. Waddell, Of Hillsboro, was in
town to-day Monday.
Dr.. Judkins was in Cincinnati last
Tuesday and Wednesday.
g. e. Pensyl and family were visiting
relatives In Sabina Last week.
James Smith, Of Findlay. o., was in
town to-day looking aftsrsome business
interests.
James Adams and wife and Mrs. s.W.
H0Fseman were in Cincinnati one day
Last week.
Rev. James Everhart Of Lancaster, o.,
preached in the N. E. Church Last Sun
day night.
Nae Hixson, Of Penn township, was
the guest Of Misses Eallis and Rosa Cohn
over Sunday.
Mn. Mollie Terrell and son, Of Park.
srsburg, W. Va, are visiting O. O.
Mauck and family.
Mn. Mcvey and son, Of near Memphis,
were the guests Of Jacob Thornburg and
family last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Marconett, Of
L. Il
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aREENFIELD.

January 9th, 1883.
Mr.. Chas. Hirn 10 reported quite sick
with fever.
A revival meeting 10 in progress at the
NJ. E. Church.
Mr.. James Santse, Of New vienna, wis.
tied his father here Sunday.
Mr.. Ed. Mccormick, Of Brighton Sta
ton, Cincinnati, visited friends here last
Sunday.
Master Willie Hood, son Of Mr.. Daniel
Hood, u quite sick with inHammasory
rheumatign.
Mr.. Ksener, one Of the proprieters Of
the cigar factory, ID confined to his bed
with . broken ankle.
Miss Jessie White and brother have
returned from visit 10 friends at West
Union, Adams county.
Mr.. Edward Matthsws has located in
Oonnersville, Ind, in the barber bust
mess with Mr.. F. Austin.
The Greenfield creamery is on il feet
once more, Mr.. Edward johnson asum-
ing control. Butter making l. now 60
ing right along.
The remains Of . little daughter ol
Nr. and Mrs. e. B. Watts were brought
here tor intsrmsnt last Thursday from
Lebanon, Ohio.
J. n. Grim and wife have returned
from Carter county, Kentucky, whore
they spent several days visiting Mrs.
Grim's mother.
Marrisd-On Tuesday evening, Janu-
ary Sd, BY Rev. E. Burdssll, At the resi-.
dsnce Of the brides mother, Mrs. A. G..
Elder, Mr.. F. O. Austin and Min Anna
Elder.
The N. E. Sunday School last Monday
evening elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: Austin vanpslt, su.
psrintendent; Aaron Head, Assistant ;
q. Miller, Secretary; Frank Pommert,
Treasurer; E. J. Price and Mrs. L. P.
Saxton, Choristers.
We have learned from . reliable source
that the g. A. r. Pest Of this place con.
template giving . series Of entertain.
ments the coming spring, to raise money
70 nicely equip themselves preparatory
10 attending the National Soldiers Re.
union held ct Columbus in September.
A fns prospect for . coal mine has
bsen discovered . few miles north Of
town on the farm Of Mn. Joseph Finch.
A large vein Of hard substance like slate,
which burns readily. has been struck .
short distance below the surfacs. A
shaft Il being sunk, and the prospscton
think they have found ceal, sure.
Last Monday evening the GrssnAsld
Volunteer Fire Company elected the fol.
lowing ofncsn for the ensuing year J.
p. Lowe, Chief; ". A. Anderson, A.
sistant Chief; J. 7. Harrison, Captain !;
T. 7. v. Pearce, Assistant Captain; e.
II. Miller and e. w. Allen, Captains of
Linemen; =. g. Miller, Secretary; E. ].
Price, Treasurer.
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LEEsBURG.
January 9th, 1883.

r.~.>.,, okk 1000
" a. a. Faeson " s'o"ly Ieoovol'
Mr.. Charles swadley and Miss Hill, OF
Samantha, were in town Sunday.
Mr.. Linn, Of Dayton, Il visiting his
sisters, Mrs. German and Mn. Charles
Abbott.
Mn Henry Patton vss 4 euest At the
home Of her SON. Fremont Patton,
Tuesdav.
NJ r,u 1.,, ... .. ..u ,..
,....ha,S - IA .o,s,. ]. rnh,;e .,ot,or Th,r..
49, - 49,. S..I
-
Miss May aesef ana ner couan' A''
Wasson' OF minnesota arc v,nuns le's'
"ves IN v..'ous pr" Q, 'ne o'..e.
r. 80 kor.ner .el' .aonosy 'oE LAM
oertviiie, =. ~ wnefe no u engaged 70
WORK IN fraser nEos' snoe lsc'oiy'
NM. fancis anofnDuig ana ".'ef'
MISS hececcs Diilon, OF new lexington
were v@t'ng iriends In 'oWn one osy
LAST week.
Misses riOience hct her0on sna .ll~
murphy, OF Maransv'le' spent ossurosy
ana Sunosy mere the Ruests o! ms' L.
clemens ana Mn' ;. y. Wnsns.
y. l.. .. O.Wll meet atD.e. Ferguson !.
frlday evening the lStn. ~ ID oes,feo
snat al members prepare themselves
witn quesuons ior tne query DoA' :,
Miss L,Sne !sylor purchased lass week
OF kodoipn q woinnen, Cincinnau' .
oeauuiui eignt nunofeo aolisi piano.
wnicn wlu De quite an addiuon 10 tneiE
already tasteiui nome.
ME- Aase naiowel' OF hiiisoofo'
came over saturday 70 see nor irlenas
ana ss!ena sne canssss. Sne w1 the
guest OF mis nae johnson oufing ner
DHe. sssy' mr' Al'o"en VI" ne1e
SUNDAY.
hev. Leroy clemens closed o.. meet
anss ~ afne.o eunoay' nc VIZ 80 !"
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lived his life ont In this vicinity.
leaves 1 vile and family.

Result Of an examination Of the ad-
vanced room Of Sinking Spring school :
Melva Gall %, on special examination ;
Cassius Moorhead 100, Maggie Ross 81,
Evalena Yankis 81, Emma Johnston o.,
Cora Patton 9S, Nsttie Patton SO, Effie
Johnston SO, Minnie Gall SO, Lola Belle.
son %, Rslla McKeehan s5, Jean Byrd
90, Burch Newton 70, 0orda Mcclure 70,
Frank Patton 70, VIM. Roads 65.
WIZ. r. SauxAxrR, Teacher.
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Harold Dc Musak Arss e6lsee q
the 1stsllA whieh sailsd tsom valpap
taiso 70 pusst Sound. was On dsok
vhen negro boy who We tsying -
tpz1 ~ mainaafl was thsewn cvey.
board n lureA q ~ veeesL Mssab
ogdegSd ~ helm pet hagA doRn 81
~ loas boat loWsvsds ~ ~ ~ ~
= heeSy tAet ~ 1en WoG4 ~ obeJs
4hoa - 49, ~ e1M : 1lGtt boGI
unpsa inte ~ nanaGe1 q yoash
- negr4 who ~ ~ kunAse1 yar1o
eeeorl. = ~ ~ l6le ~ beoA
rWe4 - = ~ ahiH helpe1 ~
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BUFORD.

January 9th, 1883.
The G. A. R. Post gave an oyatsr sup-
per Thursday evening.
Nrs. DaAiel Roades II still confined TO
her bed With rhsumatism.
Z Prayer needing every Thursday sven-
ing at TIE uhristian Church.
william Glsttsry hes sold his farm 10
9. 9. stores. .of Csvinston. ".
Bear in mind this l. leap y>az and vt
the ladies haye the prscedsnos.
A smart "kid" made . Ans sxhibition
Of himself q the g. A. B. Nppsr.
G. N. Brown, q Hassodsburs. KY.
formerly u this place, has closed up
shop over thsss, having bssn sAsaged
iu the hqsoe budns0. Leeal Optea
did the verk. Thsy do thinGs even u
Ksntusky, that thsy ON net Do n Ohio.
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Skill Of Iris,, I.oat Women,

The women of these coasts and islands
are as sl.illtul as the men in handling the
car and raddcr. They know every snnken
rock ard dangerous current of the intri-
cate channels between the great island Of
Aran and the mainland. and take the boats
in and out in all wcathcrs. For many
years . Grace Darling of this western
coast. the daughter of pilot who lived on
Fights Island, went out in storm and
darkness with her old father. never trust
ing him alone. as she knew his weakness
for the whisky. This brave girl never
iinched from facing the widest gales,
fearing that disaster might bcfall Lcr
father, ard the vessels it was his bust
ness to guide to safe anchorage, if she
wero not at the helm. Many ships
crew beating about between A1an and
Owey owed it's preservation to Nellie
Boyle. Two sisters have taken the post
boat into Aran for many years past. their
father, John Nancy, being now old and
infrm.-NVoman's World.
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Official DIRECTORY
TERRITORIAL oFFIt,fs
Governor-Lo,;is X. Church.
Secretary-N. l.. Mccormick.

TERRITORIAL oFFle,ts
Goeernor-Loais X. Church.
secretary-M. L. Mccormick.
Audltor-Jas. \. Wrrd
Treas urcr- J. w. Raymond.
superintendent of Public Observation-Disclosures
A. bye.
Assistant Supt- Frank 4. Wilson.
Attorney C:eMernl--C. i. Tempieton.
United States District .It-ornev--1. =. Garland.
Commissioner of lnn@r"tion--P +. McSanre.
United States Marshal--D. ". Marratta.
Delegate 20 Con-reSS--O. S. Clifford
surveyor rGeneial-MAris Taylor.
Adjutnnt Gcnera,--Co. y. n Tyner.
Board of Health--tico. f. S~ain. SIpt.
Veterinary Surgeon--Dr. c. j. Alioway.
Railroad Com,nisslo-ers-Ab Boynton. Alex
Gregs. .S T. Smith.
Judge District Court, Sixth District II
Francis of Bismarck.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Commissioners = Y. c. Cooper, chairman. G..
III. MoS"ley. DeFoTcs, Conan. Nes ilemmingson. II.
John Hoganscn.
County Clerk and Register of Deeds-Rollef
Berg.
C.e!ls Of Dis..ict Court N. Iorsensen
Sherif-M. l. Mclaels
District AltGrnfy-iver jacobson.
!'.ea:@"sG7-knud Thompson.
! .urvcyc.--,!art.n A. ICELAND
Stunt. 81 Schno!s--Dr. IT +. Kerr
! Judge OF l'rohatc-l'ter f.. Nelson.
4 Coroner ,r Il. T. Newell
com,mist :onvrs OF !n>anly-peter e. Nelson
II +. Kern and liver .jac00son.
justices oi pe.'e-l' y. M"!gard { Cooperslown u
y: nj j. Nelson. Rcr,ntS>: .AiouZo ELS. Wiiow
! Andrew johnson. Cuol,"rs;o"n; NJ. Davidson
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tonstabcs-O A. Johnson Ole o. Croft. Harry
Wass"r Gideon sheldon.