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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-08-11
NO. e0l
APPLICATION FOR Al PATENT.
NO. @4
U. s. LAND OFFICE,

EUREKA. NEVADA, August /, 1858.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT J.
~ +. PA IEMANN, whose Postofice ad.
dress 10 Eureka, Eureka County, Nevada,
ha- this day fled his application for . patent
for dfteen hundred l50)) linear feet Of the
Plagcmann and Bush Mine "r vein bearing
silver, with surface ground riy hundred feel
In width, situated In silver Mountain Min
i.g District, County OF White Pine and of
State of Nevada, aud designated By the deld
notes and official plat on die In this Office as
Lot Number thiriy light, said Lot No. - be
lag described a. follows TO wit:
lie flaming II pBst marked No. u. 3. Sur
vey 10 81, The same ing post No Of
U. 5 Survey No. 81 B4sh aid Pagemsnn
Lols. whenes mineral monument No bears
y. 81 deg Il min Z 1913 feet, and the enter
OF IN top 1f their main incline on thls lode
bears ). b deg, w JgD feet, this monument
b ing also the original location corner: thercs
rnnnin. first course, >. Ard e., W. 81 feet II
post ma ksd u. survey ~. -, tie same
berg Oct M. OF sad survey No. 81 and TIE
original location earier; thence runring sec
ond course. y. q deg, w. 6r.e fsei 10 poat
markell No. Il. ). survey NJ. 3. and m L.
cation monum.nt foaad: thence running
m rSed No. U y Sar,ss NJ. - aud the
original location mpnninsut; thence runaing
fonrth eours' y - deg, Il. si4.s feet O. post
market No. 5. {. >. Survey M ~, aid the
original loo 'iion monument; thence running
nfth curse. y. II Dig Z. 1891 q feet 10 pet
msrked No. 6 y = survey No. y: no loeation
monu nent found: thtnce rnsning sixth
c. rise. ) q deg. z 1864 feet To post Me-. !.
ths place Of beginning. containing ~. %
acres
Courses expressed frpm the tru- meridian.
" th magnetic vaiiation IF 1914 dsg z
The loca on Of ~ mine - record, II the
rcc0rds OF Silver Mountain Mining District.
o. + y, White Pine onnlt. Slafe OF Eevafa.
ANY and all per-ol.s claiming adversely any
portion fsaid PiageiBsnn and Bnsh nine or
surfacr ground are required to file their sd
vsrse clai g 18th the Register OF the United
States Land Ofiic' at Eureka. In the State Of
Nevada, during The sixty days period OF pub
LEGATION hereof. or they will be barred by vir-
tue Of the provisions ~ the Statute.
u. ". HALL, Register.
II IL hereby orfsr~d that the foregoing
LotIce ofApplicafion for Patent BE- published
for the period 81 ten consecutive weeks In the
Whit. Pine NEWS. weekly Newspaper pub
sh At Taylor. White Pine County. Nevada.
an4-icw d. II. HALL, Register.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-08-11
GENEAL NEWS.

"a Tacoma expects III clFar cl2his
wheat ships for Europe this season.
The Astoria salmon pack is est.
mated at 100000 cases.
Spokane Fails, w. T., has $500
dwellings 10y actual count.
Al Whites faro game at the Palace
now opens at 10 A. NJ. Checks H.
cents, $iOlimit.-f2eno Journal.
"A vein Of 800 ore is developed in
the Tip Top mine. Santa Fee district
Esmeralds county.
A black bear WAS killed in TIN
streets "f Astoria. Org, last Thursda'
evening. 1t weighed, dressed, 456
pounds.
Nevada has four Indian reserves
embracing S85.0i5 acres and contain
ing $500 Indians.
Work has been commenced on thu
Government building at Carson. Ren,.
will now break gr"und fer tanners
Elko Independent says: The famiI,
of Gen. Grant are nearly all dow
with The measles. Mrs. Grant being
among the number.
We learn that Ex-Governor Adams
shipped from his Nye County rang,
to San Francisco, ore hundred anu
eighty cattle that Melted him SIC n
head. AT that rate, there is not mucl
money in the stock business.
Along the South Yuba where nrt
can he crushed by water power, fol-
tunes are being made out of quartz
that pays Sc to IS ton. A big vein
on the bank of the river of low grad,
is Meferred to as much richer on,
miles away.
A man in Marysville a few dav,
ago asked tn look Vt a twenty-dollal
piece that was put down an the coul,
ter. He put it in his mouth an,
swallowed II, pretending that it wa'
done accidentally. The owner los
his money.
The old stage men of CalifOrni.
and Nevada are considering the prac'
ticablIity of starting n stage line from
Pacervile to Carson and the chances
are that the glorious old road will b.
alive AS of yore next summer.
Having thus far been successful il
every attempt they have made ON th'
people OF the mountaibs, the vale,
ranchers of California now propose Il
prosecute all persons in whose pos
session placer mining tools are found
A man is liable to br jailed ii an al,
hydraulic nozzle is found On hi
premises. The placer miners are nov
branded as outlaws. They are rates
on par wife mOonshiners -ellici
distilIers of the Southern States. TIL
miners appear no longer to have
place in the country they discoveries
and opened up.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-08-11
Election Boards and Polling Places

Polling places were designated and Inspec-
tors of Election were appointed ia the severai
TT. cincts ~ fOllOws:
Iamitnn-P. Spanlding, J. B Mathswson.
james Matson. Polls at MAJ hcson's store.
Cherry Creek-F. W GrlswOld, l.. ID
Pierce, J. B. Williamson. POLE ~ Nevada
Hall.
Cold Creek-M. $. Sharp, N. SimousOn
Polls at --
White River-C. A. Ma,hewson. L Martin.
J. H Lockwood. Polls A.
Newark-Thomas Robinson, y. K. Dewitt
Polls at Mill
SiIverado and Pints-A J. Jores. Polls at
Iveis houre.
Erskine. Pol at ---
Ely-A.R Watson. II. Festherstonc, W
g. Lyons. Polls at Blssett's.
Duck creek-W C. Gallagher w. y. Nc
Gill. w. ID ia npbcll. Polls at kInsley's.
Muncy Greek, Auru n an | Ruby Hill- Jake
Cameron, Ben Sanford. Simon +. Daiis.
rolls at AurLm
Osceola-L Leavitt. VIM Hendrie. j. "A
Skinner. Poll at POstoifice.
Cleveland c. Ericsson. Charles odgers. A.
C. Cleveland. Polls al clevcland's.
shoshone-A. d. Campbell. j. y. Rnther-
ford, George swallow. Polls At swallows.
TayIOr--James Fitzpatrick, George CUburn.
James Baird. Polls at Edwa ds' store.
Mentor and Argus Mll-Msrt Guptil. J..
II Peaslee, IL. A. COmins Polls at Argus
Mil.
Seligman-H. Bush. P. A. Peterson, Archie
Beaton. Poll 1t store.
POLLS
To open atiP. NJ. and close at O'Clock P N.
TEST.
Following 10 the test at these Primary Elec-
J ti0ns ~ am q citizen Of til United states
A. and will support he Nominees Of the Repu6-
| lican party"
BY order Of the Committee.
| q. X. A. BIBBINS, Chairman.
| &c. MOON, Sec. au+-td
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-08-11

in the absence of allegation or objection prior
to issuance of patent
The portion of mining claim sold 70 an
alien cannot be paten cd while such owner Is
AN alien: but on his declaration to beeOmr .
citizen his tight dates back to his purchase,
aid no may Ihereupon secure an United
States patent for bis claim.
CROSS LED0Es.
Revised Statutes. Section 2. S36.
" here two or more Lodges cross or inteTsect
each OF her. priority of title shall govern, and
such prior location shall be entitled 10 all IRE
or mineral con tained within the space OF In.
tersectiOn, but the Subsequent location shall
have the righl of way through the space OF In
tersection for the purpose OF the convenient
working o. the mine. And where two or
more veins unite the oldest or prior locator
shall take the vein below the point of union.
including all the space of intersection.
TUNNELS.
There Il no au shority of law for q tunnel
location 800 by Du feet. A proper location
is the width of the tunnel for 3.iAW feet
There is M provision of law fer paten'lng
tunnel locations, but l0des discovered In run
Mug tunnel NAV be patented in q like man
ner - other lOdes.
The right IL granted to tunnel owners of l..
80 feet of each blind lode not previously
known to exist. which may be discovered in
their tunnel
When lode il struck or discovered for the
fir t time in running u tunnel, thu tunnel
owners have the option of recording tn IT
cl i'm of 80 feet all On one side of the point
0f inteTsec ion or discovery or partly on one
side ard partly on the other.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-08-11
Grasshoppsrs By the Bashsi.

AtPr am. Minnesota. tn grasshor
per war continues undated. Althon b
over 10000 bushels have been caugrt
they are still catching them AT a lively
rate. None to sneak of have flown a. #.
A lot rose up and few five nr six mi o..
and when they aIighted fort-ive busli-
els of them were caught. List Mon
day night over 100 bushels Of them
were caught in one fs d. One man
caught forty bushels Monday. These
are big catches and only made occas-
siopally.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-08-11

NWUn Sea Wonders exist in thousands Of
IIEkp forms hut are surpassed by the mar
WA wells Of invent n. = hose who are In
need OF profitable work that can be
done while living at hume shouId At once
send their address 10 Hallatt h Co., Portland,
Name. and receive free. full information how
either seq Of all ages can earn from IS 10 S25
Per day an upwards wherever they live.
You are started free. Capital ret required
Some have made over $50 in single day 81
this weYk. All succeed.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-08-11

IN THE JUSTICES COURT. OF FIRST
| Township, Of the County Of White Pine.
State of Nevada,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-08-11
DELINQUENT TAX SALE.

CTATE OF NEADA, COUNTY OF WHITE
- Pine. District Attorneys Once. Ely.
June 2, 1888.
Notice OF suit Commenced To he 4 How
Ing named detr ndsnis 10 wit: Freeman X
Ford. John Doe and Rich ard Roe. and 20 oil
OWNERS OF claimants 10 the real estate Snd
personsl IToI erty her, inaittr dcpcrib u,
known or unknown: You are hereby notified
that suit has been commenced In the District
Court Of the state Of Nevada, Count 81 v hit
Pire, held In the Town OF Ely, County and
State afor said. by the slate If Nevada a.
plaintiff against each If The claimants herein
before named and each II the following de-
bed tracts ar parcel IF land with the linz
prOvemenis therein aud all owners or claim
ants 10 the same. known or unknown. tn re-
cover the tax. delinquency and penalty th"Te-
on assessed 10 SAID PENDANTS against said
property for the iscal year lssi. AID that
summons has been issued IN this cause: and
y, u are further 10 ifsr fh u II you fpil IL np-
pear and answer fhs complaint fled in said
cause on or before The Iifh day Of August, A.
ID. 1888, Judgment will be taken az inst yOu
and the real estate and personal prOperty.
herein descrih d for the amount Of tax. de.
linquebcy and penalty specif and costs Of
suit Freeman X t0rd tax and delinquency
on the following described rea estate aud per-
sonal property. IN wit: lljO acres of land.
more or less, on or near But Creek. In White
Pine County: state OF Nevada, and described
NV f"II" ssc, 81 ., and ST sna Ne S
sectioi, %, and So. u ef Sc. 4 Of SECTION II,
In Township II North. Range 10 East NJ. y.
b. 4 NJ; also. Il. n NE. a End Il. u Of Sc.
Il Of SE u of Section n, and Il Il OF Sc u
VI Sectien 81, Township 10 North, Range 81
East, NJ. d. b. a N; also. Sw 4 Of Sc, \
Of Section IA, and NV: = Of NEA: Of Sec.
s%&' Y Of Ss 70: Z Is and = Y Of NV. and
NE. SV. N Of Section 10. Township II North
Range IS East, M: y. b. 4 NJ; also, lot ;,
also sw. \ OF NV 4 and v. Of 81 \
Sc 4 Section II. Township l3 North. range
IS East, NJ. D. B.& M, and 1850 head VI
sheep.
Tax....... .......-.s. .....Tt5 lSIa
UOlnQueuCV.. rs''ssss - 81
Penealty tor suit Is par cent. 1873 q
Total............... ............. 500 liz
On. GREY,
District Attorney for White Pine codnty.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-08-11
Notice to Creditors.


Estate 81 Charles Bussy, Deceased.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i State Of Nevada, County Of White Pine.
In the matter Of the Estate of Charles
Busy, deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all person having
claims against the estate Gf Charles Busy,
diseased. TO present the same with the neces-
sary vouchers within ten moths from the irst
publ Cation OF this notice to David Felrenthal
ct his place Of business In Taylor. White Pine
County, Nevada. or said claims will be barred
by the statnte In such cases mIde aud pro-
vided DAVID FELSENTHAL.
Dated ct Taylor, the Goth day Of May. A.
d. 1888. ie2- 2m
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-08-11

Thousand applications for patents 10
the United States and Foreign coun-
tries, the publishers Of the Scientihs
American continue to act as go icitogs
for patents, caveats. trademarks. oopy-
rssIita etc for fha IInitAd States and
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-08-11
NO.. 800.
APPLICATION FOPAPATENT.
U. Isl. LAND OFFICE.

ErREKA. NEVADA. August |. 1888.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
dress Is Hamilton. White Pine County, New
ada. has this day filed HE application for a
paient for fifteen bundled linear Re. I OF the
Bush aid Plagrmann mine or vein, bearing
i yer, with All I tc.4 ground six hundr ID feet
In width, situat.d In silver Mountain Min
ing District. c un'y of ite Pine u State
o Nevada, aud de ignasl BY the field n,t's
and officia piat On file LA this Office "a Lot
No. 81, said lot No. ~, being described ~ fol
lows, to. It:
Begin ing at . pest marked No. I U. 8.
Survey No. 81 and The original location mon.
ument on this claim, whsnc. u. \. miner ri
monument Ne hears 8. 20 dogs, W. 80 feet,
and the Confer Of opening Of the main incline
. ih,s lod be- re- 8 81 deg. W 80 feet: thence
runnin ist course, y. - d g W zoo top 1T
marked No. : u. y. Survey Ne. 81 and the
original location mOnan.ent; thence running
second course. n: 70 deg W. 1888 40 feet
no location monument found; thence running
third course, N. ~ deg, w. avs feet To- pOst
marked No. U. =. Survey No. "a and the
Original location monument; thence running
marked No. 5 u. s. Survey M. 81 and the
,rIyinal location monument; thence running
hfth course, s - deg. Z. 3e2 feet to post
marked Ma 6 u. y. Survey No 81; no lOca
.Our,e, ). 40 deg. X. ii4f y IL la post No. I
the place Of beginning. containing 20 47-iO
scres.
Courses expressed from the true meridian.
with q magnetic variation Of 1874 deg. K.
The location Of tAis mine IL recorded in the
records Of silver Mountain Mining District,
1T Fly White Pine Ountv. Sfata OF New ID n
ANY and all psrson claiming adversely any
portion Of sail Bush and P.a2enann mine or
surface ground are required 10 file their ad-
Y FEE claims with the Register Of the United
states Land Otfice at Eureka, in tho State Of
NeTada. during thu sixty DAYS peri ID of
publication hereof. or hey " II be barred by
virtue of the provisions of the Statute.
ID II. HALL, Register.
II hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
II app location for patent he published for
the period O. consecutive weeks in the
White Pine Newe. . week , newspaper pub
Iished at Taylor. " hi:e Pine County. Nevada
au4-l0v. ID. II. HALL Register.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-13
Renort Of the ,irand jury.

To the Honorable Judge Liddell, Of
the Third Judicial District Of Mon.
tsna, Custer County.
We, the grand jury Of the September
term OF 1855. respectfully report:
We have deliberated upon all cases
brought before us and found true bills
where the evidence seemed to be Of
sufficient weight TO warrant convio-
ton and not true bill where the evil
dence did not warrant.
We find the county poor house In n
neat an cleanly condition.
We find everything at the county
jail kept in rs good condition ~ con-
venlenoes would permit.
Everything at the sheriif's and pro.
pste's Offices was found In proper
shape.
At the clerks and treasurer's offices
we find a very complete system for
keeping all county records.
We know Of no further business re-
quiring our attention. Thanking the
court and IT, officers for many courte,
sies extended, we beg tobe discharged.
t,sIgned.) w. \. HAYNES,
Foreman.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-13
Water for Bozenan.

The city OF Bozeman will, on the
oath of September, submit TO its quail
fed electors q proposition for 4 city
water supply, the gist Of which is
found in the extract from the city
ordinance published below. The par
ties who are tn furnish the water are
Walter Cooper, OF Bozemsn, and
Bement. Cary & Robinson, ofSt. Paul;
the two latter composing the well
known firm of Cary q Robinson.
Wholesale dealers In machinists' sup
plies. The proposition is nearly iden-
tical with the one submitted to our
city council last spring by Geo. +.
Woolston and IL as follows:
SEC. 4. And in consideration OF the
benefits which will result to the city of
Bozeman and its inhsbitants by the
protection from fire afforded thereby,
the said city Of Bozemsn hereby
agrees and binds itself and its suscess-
ors to lease, from said Cooper, Bement,
Cary and Roblnsonor their successors
or assigns, the said thirty fire hydrsnts
for, and during the term OF thirty (3Ol
years from and after the completion OF
said wster-wOrks, and does hereby
agree TO pay Ms rental for each of said
hydrants, the sum of one hundred
dollars per annum to be paid 10 quar-.
terly insIallmeDls on the first day OF
January, April, July aud October 10
each and every year during said term,
the said hydrant rental to begin from
the dates when each of such hydrants
shall be put into successful operation.
And said city of Bozemsn does
hereby further agree whenever aud q,
often as said Cooper, Bemen,, Cary
and Robinson, or their successors OF
assigns shall, and are Obliged to, when
ordered by resolutions OF the council,
lay and MAINTAIN an additional mile
of water mains or pipes, or any frac-
tional part thereof, TO .ocate hydrsnts
thereon at the ra,e of twelve (l2) by.
drsnts per mile. and when the same
shall be erected and put into success
ful operation, to lease the same aud
a. the rental for each of such addition
al bydrants the sum os seveniy-five
(s75) per aunum, PAYABLE quarterly ss
aforesaid, during the said term Of
thirty 1907 years"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-13
Our swectncs. of Disposition.

The London Times, summirg NJ the
reunion Of the blue and TIE emy nc Got
tysburg, says: 'In The last twenty-fivs
years the American people must as a.
whole, have learnt the art of training H.,
self 10 an extraordinary swoetncss of dis1-
position, which it is no oiicnse tot9l
that individuals ot the race tsnot
variabty exhibit II the secfN he
any wise communicable. tberu are &C
eal quarters OF Europe on which Amt .
lea would confer an inestiuiphlc kindnk%
by imparting it."--lssion rnnscf1pt-l
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-13
DISTRICT COURT.
Fall Term-Eighth Day.

Territory vs.. A. J. Maxwell, trial by
jury. Verdict, not guilty.
Territory vs.. A. P. Flanagan, appel
dismissed.
Territory vs, VIM. H. shannon,
nolIe prosIqui entered. Witness not
found. Defendant discharged.
Eva stiles Wright vs. Fire Insurance
Co. OF London, England, set for trial
let day Of next term of court.
J. II. Campbell VS.. Louis Payette ei
al. Judgment by default.
Michael Barrett W. Sam Newnes;
case get for trial 18th inst.
Territory Of Montana VS.. Peter
Brown, no true bill. Defendant dis.
charged.
Grand jury discharged.
Joseph Packer naturalized. Subject
OF Great Baitain.
NiDth Day,
A. B. Reeve We. Charlotte +. Nsdo,
case taken up for tryal and all de-
msnds for damages being abandoned
by plaintiff, there is judgment Ia bis
favor for possession Of property.
Miles City IrrIgsting and Ditch Co.
vs.. Joseph Kentzler; motion for new
trial granted.
O.good 4 Leyden W.. The Miles City
Dressed Beef Co.; Judgment for plain
tiff by default.
Michael Kircher va. ]. II. Conrad 4
Co.; case fixed for trial on the 2nd day
OF next term of court.
Territory Of Montana vs.. Jacob S
Street; sentenced to five years in III,
peuitentisry.
Territory OF Montana vs. Jacob
Street; same entry as above.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-13
CHURCHES.
PROFESSION.

EDMoYD BUTLER.
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW
Once at Courtenay's, Main street, Mics City.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-13
SOCIETIES.

40. H.-Diyision 40, las"ts hrt sld second
sdndAys OF eAe n month.
X, Of H.-Meots 6rst end third Wednesdays ~
7:9Op. NJ, at Oid Fellows Hall
AT. & A. M.-YellowstOne Lodge NO 70, hf7
and q ird Wednesdays. -
Il. A. M-Yellowstone Chapter, No. 3, second
Thunsdsy,in each month .-,. M.
K. T.-DaInaseus Gommanlery. 'QuTlh Thur :
dsys. "a ..
90. F.-sentina Encampment, No, g. hI,t
and third Friday,
X. OF P.-Crusader Lodge, No. l. THURSDAY
evenings at Odd Fellows Hall. -.
X. of L.-First and third Saturdays,
g, R.-U. +. Grant Post, No, ~, hfsi ana
third Tuesdays. q.
10. @. T.--star Of the West No. "a, ever!
Thursday evening.
s,ofV Gibson Camp No. Z. Meets ar't ahl
ird Tuesdays Of each month al "oou len'p'ai
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-13
PHYSICIANS.

nR. T. +. FISH,
~ PHYsIcIAs, SURGEON AND OBsTETEiclAE.
(Arxt, Wundarzt und Geburtshelier) Othos ~
sayage's drug store. Mics city, NJ. L.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-09

learning nothing The south went out Of
power TRYING 70 keep Kansas out OF the
union and when il came back its FIRST act
was 20 keep Dakota out OF the union In
the Mills bill they leave protection on the
southern products and take Il OF the
northern products
The speaker referred 70 election frauds
in the south and told a contest OF Mr..
Mackey. a Republican in South Carolina,
who made Hlany efforts 70 HAYES his votes
counted. The elections IL the entire
south practically farce"
The speaker asked II they wanted any
more Democratic administration and Was
answered ma, 10, 10" Il had been stated
TIA. the Republicans were expensive The
Democrats have spent annually 81, GO 0sio
more than the Republicans. Hen
dricks said 81 least = par cent Of
government positions would De dispensed
with bot On rhe contrary they have increas-
cd over one thousand o9ces- The postal
service showed inefEeercy-
The speaker referred 70 the adH-saistra-
sfo-z leaning faT0-sre national banks &c
GO go without interest. Tne Democrats
had promised 70 empty tie treasury de-
yar.meut O. The surplus Instead they
had increased TIE szzrPlus and made =
more than Z per cent q the currency.
After giving figures IS % the auoEat
Of uooey given Cleveland sor salary and
expenses he referred 70 his ygt0s q pen
sions- He gave Instances Ct such czsscsal
se.s concerning soldiers fOg whose pen
ssOns he lad wogkei These 30 vsto balls
called cus less thar s2a.as Per aEnura-
Cleveland has been iaS unso tks
Democ-z1sc party bas also kw ento
himself. The president bad nEs vetoed =
single building appEo2xiAssoa IN sCgth-
err state
The speakers rgmxxks 70 ths voters.
FCo..s.zse - - Esan Pse~.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-09

The teachers of district No. 1 Of Sed2-
wick county met at the high school build
ing Saturday. The meeting Was called 70
order by Mr.. J. Y. Colville. and Mr.. j.
L Burns was appointed secretary pro-
tenn
The following officers were elected fcl
tie year. y. L Alexander, president. b
B. Aaust, vice-president. W. R Laugh
lin, secretary, and Miss May Pearse,
treasurer.
PROGRAM
A mode! lesson illustrating the follow
ing: Ideas before words: go from the
known 10 the unknown. one thing az q
time'-R B Maust- Mr.. Mause handled
his theme IN an able aud Interesting
manner
First years work Of our course of
studya-G- ". kice- Mr. kice spoke
about fifteen minutes. setting forth the
advantages of an established course of
study not only for the first year but for
the other years of the course rs well
Essay. James Russell Lowell''-H s.
McMichael Mr. AcMichael read his
paper IN pleasant and forcible manner.
This production showed much study and
profound research The speaker said that
Lowell is not appreciated by the masses.
because his thoughts are above the COM
mon mind
Prof. Kemp, of Wichita university. be-
ing present, was invited TO address the
institute. The professors remarks were
given with force snd directness, and were
highly appreciated
The attendance at this first meeting was
not large. It is hoped that the next meet
ing which is TO be held on the third Sat
uriay OF November. will be more largely
attended W. r LAUGHLN. Sec