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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-13
CHICAGO sidloS ard ceIiI E., sssh
blinds, Ac., a. lou down
pricsO, n ihH lurocr yA.d Of
So 4. BoRskLL.
Chaucs y lAlake $50.

NEW YORK, Fcb 1.-THE lat
Ga, idos Of The Presa is prize poz
zle card over which over! podv in
New York is boshsriag his head.
It il likely to rival tho tam4u' fit
taen puzzle that set tae country
Wild atrw years ago. These carda
ara aent by tina l'rssN 10 anyone
Who will send two cent stamp to
pay posragc, and the person who
first ssnds in tho correct solution
will receive = prize Of $50. Ad.
dress, The Prass, 26 Il % North
William st, Now YORK.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-13

Mr.. Mcdonald would have beer
elected had he not Ptrsm -to. lily
declined. il i, tAs rurpoac eft ,hr
new board to pay of Indebtedness,
rpd tate ~ apeei.y action ns posi-
ole looking TO the rs-upsnins of the
Academy.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-13
Caaaumpr1sn eurslY Cured

To TEE EDIroE-Plsase INFORM
your r&Sdsrs that | Lave g. pSsi.
tive remedy .or tbs shove r.o,ea
d,aeRao. BY its !im"iy Use !hoss.
andu Of hopeless caoos hare baon
permanently cured. l STALL be
giad 10 soud Two t4:t.ss Ct IN Y
refnocy tiss to any Of your rs"dSrA
who have con1umption il thsr
will Itad mo .neir eIIr4ds snt
2ss! o:Hcc pddress. 3~a.pscttniiy
r. a. SLOCUM, ii. G
ISL Psarl ST.. New T:rk.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-13

JUDGE NcFIE has decided not TO
hold court in Lincoln county this
month, from the known fact Ihat Il
term Of court was held ~ February
and there are nu case6 now CRYING
tor speedy adjustment.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-13

JAS. O. NABouRs was last Gatur-
day presented by his vile with +
girl BABY, Jim appears satisfied
yet on the sly said 1t was one Of
her April fool jokes for she knew
he wanted aboY. Better luck nOx;
time, old boy; keep up your HEX"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-13

FnAYK CmBoNs last week pur-
chased Llgyl Scheli's intsrett in
the Anchor Ranch and thI' week
moved ha family to the ranch, OF
which he will be the future man
ager-and a good Sns he vili prove
10 be.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-13

Dining Don wall paper at Ben
Small's, Fl Paso, Texas. Samples
free.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-13
LesE-In or near Nogal, one

black tr muu. lie %.uurcr, by re-
.ruiug the sang to the Carlo
Hotel in White Oaks. will confer
= great favor and 10 suitably re-
vardad.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-13
LOCAL F~zOUNDUPSi

GNekEoH aN1asnEtss
kai sSlGtSr1'Ek 70 tlscTSeaSElRuR.
VIII Ctrs2 nsD FacuiiHr laws.
when Butla thiI onauliAr salHNR.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-13

Parlor wall paper at Ben Smali's
FL Paso, Toxas. Samples free.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-13

o. A. K.-Rssrusy rs,;. No.ls, usstIsVttb'
last Non6Sy nieht OF .,so rout, At TorS
Mall. J.C. ELEFISGBE. r. 4.
Y " .PIRKaR. AG!t.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-13

Floor pants ready mixed Ter use
at Ben Smail'u, FL PaEo, Texas.
Gard OF colors sent on application.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-13

Ben Small, OF FL Paso, Texas, will
send you samples of wall paper ice
On application.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-13

Major Cahrey, distinguished vet
eran and editor, raided Las Vegas,
Albuquerque and Santa Fee las
week. The major gave his person.
al pledge that he would not accept
the tovernorship or any other oil
A.s under The administration Al
to- long this he wasalIowed to dc
part, bat was caught by a temper
ance fanatic and compelled to
pledge his morsl support to that
movement. He intended to visit
Las Cruces, but his experience III
tho northern part OF the territory
convinced him that would be bat
ter to switch of at San Antonio
and cross the country 10 " nitc
Oaks. After reaching home he Pc.
marked that he had"sicpt amongst
dog fcnnel, sawed wood on the
upper Missouri, pulled a fiat boat
up stream during a !reshet, Snd
bs-r afflicted with the TeXss hsvI
i.,..d buck s.a'es eaten oil
nH~ bv moslait's IN tho l:-
.uus, hut..' thefe cn'Db.n
conn tr.-ou to tHs rs'el7t
.rte. activity OF .h" eijre
,.. guI.oH a..,e oor.H"fr
.e..o -a..7 ..oo f.a'
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-13

DIarcToEY or r HEiAnpIgT CHUTeH.
PrsEosiaE e,oh B1nssy 10 tho pen:k orcert
SO fud, ALL Z ~. sd a. p 40. S"1day
H-lvSl avery au nGST Il1 D r .BSd Pray 81
BaCtiuf VrSry ElrtGAJ ~sfsaiHE az ? ~.
s. W. TPOHAs, Ppater Ia charge.
4. J. FoTrEF, PIE.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-13

1t will plg you to writo to Ben
Small Of Fl Faso, Texas, Tor sam
lics OF wall paper.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-13

Bedroom wall paper at Ben
Small's. Fl Paso, Tcxas. Send foi
samples.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-13
NorlcE OF PurMcA2IoE.

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
U. s LAND OFTISH, LA CACcEa. \ "
March }5;h. !3'9
Nelicr i, hereby given that the isitw.
Jug nLined settler h-E fed notice o. biz
|iptealiso TO make final proof H. sup2nrt
OF his claim, ADD That said rro2f vi. be-
mais Lciove he probate indss M 20 his
rhtence The clerk at Lincoln. : y Ga
Nav 18Th. 1859, viz.
NICOLAS MAFs. on HPd no. 65e. far The
~. Nh and M, NW4 sec. 81, -. or,
Rg ltF.
Fl. .,'res the following viii e'ses 10
prove his cos atI rHsiGrECs o. o. "a,
cy:i'yatiou Of said land. viz: u q
I'pr2t, lnr'is'o lLi'ern,C ansI''n 8. Sves
Aax, naR2 GAMra. ai' oi iiH,oin co'u't,
K. s.. ErM 81 o.
hss Sr
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-13
ADVICE TO HI0rJirMS.

HXs. WGNsLow's soOTHIHa Srgcr, Tor chill
drcn iecthinT, lathe proscri pticn ofone ofthe
best female nurses and physicians 81 the
CRitsd Etat0s, and las been used for forty
years with Reyur failing success by millions OF
Ns1ho-g FOR their children. the process
oftoethtnz its Yalpei1iuCglcglSble. Itrciieves
tha child from pain. cures dyscntory and diEr-
rhoa, Griping in tho bORRls, En& wiRd-colic.
BY giving health to the child It rests the
mother. Price SSe. u bottle.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-13

I. . .r.-UAits osta L~oeEsNsiH HsoiE
svsrT ssteraAT uieAt. A. CsS1s Hsll, 81 .
s'slosE. YisitinK retbs,searHs'tly invlt
J.. WOODLAND, Ut,
JAEEk n, \ al kss.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-13

WEr1x OAKS CSEovEsATIoEILCEuNoE
Lsr9's Day Ssrvivu-Ne-siuC. IL &c.
EvsPiEG-1 30 o'clock.
sund.y ck2ol-s4G n. IA.
weekly 1ibls reading. Wsdrotdsy Evs.
ut 7 100 elsck-2stu free All are wal
seas
r. 2. Luxp. Faster.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-13

One roam hores about 9 years old
IN! Is hands high. branded ii on
lsft shoulder and h&lf-circle Z on
right hip. Two white hind feet
and white face. h suitable re.
warA will be paid for. informStlon
lsad!ng to the recovery Of said
horse. OzANNG d Co.
Carthage or White Oaks, z. NJ.
LET no local reader OF ths Leaf
ER fail to hear the second and third
of Rev. Lans's lectures. We heard
his first and no yoke Of oxen could
hold us from the other two. Next
Sunday night and the following
Sunday night they will be dallver-
ed at tho Town Hall. Then, II
there's music in your soul YOU
can't help appreciatng the new
pastors singing. AS a songsier
his name is Eli.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-13

G1sIrisy, I2fiI -. 1883.
Us 4 "a

K. sf P.-Bartt, Lodgs Ne. ?. kHsstt "
Pytsias, msoi .VarJ gdl-tdayiniEht.Ai Al a.
ssioeE viitinr RniEbtt ass sossiAliJ
lsvnsf ts At;snC.
r. ". HgNAN, C. c.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1889-04-13

A. RmGrwAy left '-r + Y p
W adnrsday evenjuo, tharo 10 pur.
,hase his stock of goods.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11
THE GIRL OF TO-DAY.


An Ugly Picture DrAws BY . Disgsassls1
and Tilted sertbbles.
The girl Of to-day is raised up In tho
par.or 10 be an ornament. and nothing
moro. She knows nothing Of the kitch-
en-; the place is a dcath-;rap u her.
She knows nothing Of the art OF cook
cry, and proposes 10 learn tho
art. except circumstances force her 70
IL; as, for instance. she marrics some
young blood who turns out 10 be poor
cr thar a church mouse, and therefore
she has 10 DO without n cook: th0n she
goes into the kitchen. and with good
deal 81 gruH.inc and finger-burning.
manages 10 scr.pc up n meal barely dt
for q dog. Our girl belongs 10 tho par
lor. You n always find her there
when she Is not lying abcd or shooting
through the principal streets. flirting
with drumrners or fl~ashy-dresscd
clerks. who live miscrably on . salary
OF i0) a year. Her education consists
ol a lev lessons in grammar. Latin.
music and drawing. She contcnplatns
nothing. \ year after she graduates
she remembers nothing bu, her school
futatioGs. As n musician sho u Q
nuisance. She studies music not - an
art. but n an accomplishment The
result 1, that she not only succeeds In
numbering music. but the poor victims
who are often compelled 10 listen "a
her are made sufferers too. She can
dance. she can fiir.. she can mako iove
rs no other girl In tho wide world can;
but when I have said that ] have said
all that can be said in her favor. She
is beautiful. charming and always In
tercs;ing; bat she IL An ornament. and
you eau make no more OF her. II you
. afford 20 build q Enc house fur
nish IL with rich and costly furniture.
keep horses and carriages and . groom
70 keep them in order. by all mean
marry our girl She can spend your
money NJ the girl Of no other country
can. She car play Queen 10 perfec-
ton. and will not only master Jour
household affairs. but master JOG But
i! you arc poor. don't do IL You ca
not hcip falling In love with our girl.
but study the expense you viii b
forced isio in case GU make her Jour
wife; II you -e yon caa. yell make
The race csr: keep her and the hired
girl too .hea tax my advice and mo-.
r. the hired .irL-t. !. GrsrASe
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11
HUMOROUS

The inventor Of the barbci-wire
fence got his idea from the autograph
OF a Russian Prince travelling in this
COUNTRY. j. Sna.
don't you think il e~xtravagant.
Henry. to pay SO for "a diamond ring
for your wife? Not AZ all; you seem
to forget how much | shall ave on her
glove bill."-Eosson Transcript.
In Iceland it is :ne custom for cv-
erybody to kiss everybody else he
meets. 1t requires n good deal OF skill
in Iceland TO meet only the people you
would really like to ec.-SomerriAc
Journal.
-Winks-"What . sad. anxious
face that man has" Jinks--"Yes. I
noticed it. He has a strained. haunted.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. express
sion. l guess he works in the city and
lives in the suburbs. "-IHi,adciphii
Record.
Alter having listened a; n Thank
giving dinner to Jones stale jokes,
Smith said: Il say. Jones. the Thanks
giving turkey is luckier than We ara"
Jones-"In what way?' He isn't
stuffed with chestnuts until after he is
dead. "-Tera, SiifinSs.
Lady" And what does your
father do?" Little Girl-"Oh. papa
Is q doctor" Lady-..Indeed. ! sup
pose he practices a great deal. does he
not?" Little Giri-"Oh. no. He
doesn't practice any more. He knows
how now."-Harper's Young People.
-Boodler Gust released from the
penitentiary to t~ailor)--"I wan. you
to get me up q frst-class suit Of
clothes" Tailor (innoccn;ly)-"Yes.
sir; something in the way Of a nice
stripe?" Bocdler eyes him darkly. and
then orders a pronounced check
Epoch
Young girls in society should 20
stric: themselves in their indulgence
In marsh.mallow drops 10 three pounds
day. This suggestion Is 90; made Il
much for the welfare OF the young
ladies a. for ,ha: OF the young men ia
society who furnish the supply. which
rarely equals the demand Hary<y's
Rdsor.
|one-" Hello. Smith. Congrat-
ulations! ] hear tina: you are caga-ed-
Bun between friends. old fellow.
6oa'tse hov YOU p'uclod u? courage
% do It." SmIih-.Weil. you sc. vs
got - talking politics. trusts. rings.
ETC.. and drii,sd -isai on tn tho matter
before vc kncw ii"-Esri.gfSs ire
Assa .,
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11
Sysasls o. scoPppM

h- ~
Ug4y Splnses Neso Ukhn 0aooes1 0E0'
Angssss C0aa1y. O.
bushels AID barrels Of scogPlsas
can DO rnked In dam abous %.
mona remarked william -Sa0ss..
OF Tat vigorous Los angeles Coansy
town. lie spoke o. tAen - th6agA
the; we're apples or oranges. fausa
from the trees
..Yoa 20 on. there" remarksd he
'.and dlg three or four inches II ths
sand ard i. will come your scorpions
Sometimes you viii get half . dozen In
e plac. Once they strike the mir they
Get cross and sour. aud II you coop
,Ares or four Of them up together you
viii &C: . magnificent nght. Thsro b
no le,-np TO u ,arantula when ono Ae
gets started on the warpafh- II means
sha; either be is 10 die Or his enemy n
Ia has besa raining down there. and
the rain Always brings out the
pionS You may not know there aso
aay around, but get . good showcr or
two and you Will Ind enough 70
brighten you.
"a scorpion never brings forth more
than one 10, Of young. A. Don -
they are ready TO begin eating they
burrcw. like larva. In the back Of the
sold one. and actually eat her alive.
This Is a strange thing. but Il y truA
have seer il done many . time In the
g syears that ! have lived at Pomona
oal vicinity.
"a scorpion Is . very repulsivs hing
= loo n 1t has ten legs. . shriv.
elsa % Of appearance and wicked
little 90 Its color u . light yellow.
BesiisestA , ten legs IL has . couple q
terrible G1aN lts sting II In IL all
AMI tho qnie 'eHsss with which Il en-
usc it il oae q the most wonderful
things in natusA
despite - Ii. . number Of The n.
pulsive things h artain sections a
Los Angeles CduuRs howevsr. tAs h
stances where men q y stung By then
are comparatively sasA do not know
OF a case Of death ~ A'h sting ~
though it causes ;crsJhoo pain SoP .
few hours. When they aing, och Other
it is sure death. bu, they ~ AghS -
long a. life lasts.
There is about tho usual suelN Of
centipcdes and taraniulas To-
Angeles County. They. IN Aoe
scorpion. are seen ~Oitcncst duriuR -
rainy season. Eastern people haVo .
great horror OF them. and old.thuuEn
IN fact. DO not go hunting for then,
unless they keep at q good distancn {
"A Digger Indian who camc down
from the tin mines last Friday had his
left hand tied up in q sling. and IL vas
swclled very big. He had been bitten
by n tarantula and was suffering great
pain. a Pomona doctor fxcd him out,
however. and he Is getting along al
right.
People in the tarantula section are
fighting shy OF them now. rs they an
Of such reptiles generally" Sas
francisco ExdmiHcy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11
-
PERamA.Al so llTgRARx.

-
sfayn. ~ pressas zen
.6HDovelist it = said, has turhed
l0ltas the product Of hin pen IN thirty
v6oEs over 100 volumes, mainly actien,
: 1Smbracine sons other topics.
George Stovin venables. . dis
hgii slpd London lawyer. died recent
WHe - the original Of Thackcray's
V2sinst0p in '.Pendennia." He leaves
anepooeeS,fe750 600. and among the be-
queeok . legacy Of ei6o annually 70
his wueheewoAsn.
-MaanSte. holan. the author Of
John VaSa lrescher." is N Ameri-
al lady ehous tktrty years Of age.
She was bosaA isaburgh. and Is the
wife Of a Boz .Neman. Her first
appearance as ma hHr was In 1885.
when she con,ribu1sd. etsw poems 70
the leading mag1xnDA
Counties TolstaL "a a the Rus
sian novels, and rcloenes does not
sympathize with he- shnsb. ads ex.
treme religion, views; I'd Il 10 said
threatens. il be attempts 49, \ out
his plans of selling all teot1h, has
and giving the money To til 10. -
ask for an official inyes,igatiNoi .
sanity.
1t seems that the poets are fdU1ol
making fine speeches to MaryAndersoa.
When Oscar Wilde was in this COUNTRY
he presented Miss Anderson with 6.
volume Of poems in which he had
written: Prom q Poet to a Poem"
And o Tennyson has written several
new pieces for her and calls her q
''perfect poem"
Miss j. +. Harrison is reckoned
n Of the most profound archeoIo-
'gists in England. Miss Harrison has
made a specially Of the Interpretation
Of the pictorial record OF the Greek
vase. and has lecturcd TO large audi.
ences at the South kensington Museum
on this subject. The proceeds OF these
lectures she has given I o the British
school at Athens.
Mrs. Humphrey Ward. author OF
Robert Elsmere." the most popular
book of the day. lives in Russell
square. London. nea the British
Museum, in a house full of books and
Mowers. She is described as "a won.
'dcriully charming person. slight and
most graceful in figure and movement.
and with a suggestion in her brilliant,
face OF her uncle. Mr.. Matthew Arnold.
In his volume Of professional REM
iniscences Colonel Mapleson, speak
ing Of lima di Murska. says that she
travelled with a monkey. two parrots,
ian AngOra cat and u Newfoundland
dog. The last always dined at the
table with her of q plate laid for
him. and he mover dropped a morsel
or the floor or even on the table-cloth.
Such excellent M. I be OBJ
served with profit by many who have
had better opportunities for learning
the etiquette Of the table.
Mrs. q. {. Converse, Of Water
eight who had n hand in the cduca-
ton Of two Presidents OF the United
States. While teaching school in
South Bend. Ind. Benjamin Harrison,
President-clect, was one OF her pupils,
and she taught him his alphabet.
When teaching in Ohio. james A. Gar.
field. then fourteen years oil age, was
n Of her scholars. He had been
driving = horse on the tow-path. and.
his boat being frozen In. he devoted u
few weeks TO her instruction.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11

WIN; id ~ doctor pronounce
yo1r ~sil-e1t7 ln4si--4 the wife.
With = 'rc-sr 90 anxiety In her toes
a. re cane iE:o hcr husbands ssck-
room. lie p~oaazD.~~3 ]; "a Il IL Vers
srrllcd sroak~~sE< .rssalas~s the To-
dIgrA-s n~Ss<srriaa. s,sai-t1asnS him
S@si gp In BID. sad ] requ~td him
81 caoc 20 make Cd, his b.! ard ga"-
Cksosgs Zrs1sn<
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11

-. isa csrio.s tsrs. bss ooe thss
syrczrs - es vcii established By In
a.sor. ssss ias voaes kscherS
o. :hc sex isr< Schools src nseA ep-
p=d 10 tbs eIpcraasas at havsaG
xoze5 on ;~s sraool soard AD0ag
eaSeas ~ges~sssiy. On the other has1.
- exptzsea: c7znAsds AsDess -
S approval
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11
Wednesday, January 9th.

WeuneSday, January Stn.
The report Of The chairman on stand.
ing committees for the year 1883. ap.
proved by the board. COMMITTEES are
- follows:
Ways and means-Garber, Wilder
and Fish.
Bills and accounts-Cather, Wilder
and Jones.
Jail-A. H. Haley. Gather. Dickersou
Thomas and Barcus.
Settle with treasurer and clerk
Frame, Thomas and Gather.
County property-Coon, Haley and
Fish.
Bridges-Jones. Frame. Coon. Nc
Callum and Haley.
Printing-Thomas. Frame and Laird.
Rules-Fish. Heaton and CARRIER.
Supplies-Wilder, McCa!lum and
Wells.
Official bonds-Wells. Martin and
Heaton.
Roads-Barcus. Laird and Grooves.
Settle with judge and sherif-Mar-
tin, Laird and Wells.
Settle with old road oyerseers-Hea-
ton, Martin and Groves.
Observation-Disclosures Coon, vii.
der, CARRIER, Heaton. Jones and Dick
crson.
Licenses and pcrmits-Grovcs, Jones
and Coon.
Milcellaneous-Wells. Grover and
CARRIER.
Settle with county sup't-Laird. Ma.
ley and Gather.
On motion the committee on supplies
Wa ordered to purchase coal for the
county.
F. c. Buschow was appointed Justice
Of the peace for Potsdam township to
ill vacancy.
". d. Hall was appointed constable
lot GlenWOod township.
On motion it Was determined that
hereafter appointments for officers
for township will be made only on petit
ton from the townships.
Petition from w. NJ. Brit,ou granted
asking the previligc OF building o
bridge across the draw between Sec
tioas s and 2 town 5 range IL.
Petitions 10 lease the poor farm laid
over until the next meeting.
Report Of coun;y superintendent tor
quarter ending Dec. Slst 1855 accepted
end approved.
Cu0mitsee on supplies instructed to
puRcAaos . CIR load Of coal from n. b.
Dns0M Cor 81 5 per ton.
o. 0sesoa the county supcrinsea.
dsatss sAlafy was fixed 1t si.o00.
o. moeiua the report OF committee
q suppaise Recommending the reject
IN O.: ~ tsds. seoepsed end approved.
Clain q u. y. Morgan cf S1.o7 Tor
u ssFviees - Q. H. r d. No. 1. M
|suvd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11

Board convened in the county Judges
Office. Thursday. January 10th. G. W.
ilummel in the chair and full board
present.
A motion that 1886 be refunded to
A. A. Hummer, taxes on illegal assess.
ment Of 1883, and paid under protest
was lost.
The following official bonds were up.
proved:
Town Treasurers-C. A. Teel, Still.
water; X. Il. Simpson. Pots1am; A.
Arneson. Walnut Creek; /. w. Crary,
Guide Rock; N. b. Wagner. Garfield;
S. Lindquist. Batin; G. w. Knight. Ina.
vale; David Carpenter. Harmony; A. H.
King, Oak Creek.
AssessOrs-Frank Kent. Garfield; NJ.
G. jackson Pleasant Hill; w. NJ. era.
bill. Red Cloud; l.. u. Wells. Saltwater;
John Stout, Harmony;A II. Alexander.
Batin; Otto Skjelver. Catherton; o. X.
Downs, Red Cloud City; David Dingee,
Walnut Greek.
COnstables-L. Y. McNutt, Oak
Creek; Daniel Snyder. Line; VIM. Van.
Dyke. Line.
Justices of the Peacc-Samuel H.
Shirley, Oak Creek; Thomas Hatfield.
Red Cloud City; A. c. Sanford. Walnut
Creek; Thos. E,nerton. Garfield.
Clerks-W. S. Parker, Potsdam;
Henry Gilman. Red Cloud; C. L. Funck.
Line; J. w. Robinson. Guide Rock;
John P~oinickey. Batin; Geo. +. Pope,
Garfield; w. J. Vance, Inavale; L. G..
Catherton: W. ". McCrary.
Walnut Creek; A. G. Diehl. Saltwater;
". A. Brubaker. Pleasant Hill.
Overseer Of Highway. c. Taylor,
No. 81; W. W. Ellsworth. No. 5; Peter
Britton, No. IL; p. C. O'Berg No. AZ;
Samuel Miller. No. 2; Philip thinner
man No. IA; d. L. Groat, No. 81; H.
S,aplehurs,. No. %; c. Quincy. No. 8;
JOS. Topham. No. s.; Abram Scott, IS;
J. NJ. Chaplin. Al; John Dunbar. 20;
VIM. Petit. 6; August Marie. 40; A. P.
Hagan, 4; n. DeTour, IS; Chss. John.
son IS; John Beresforj, II; C. W. Land
gren 6 ;Jacob Coll. SO; VIM. E. Epperly.
20; W. h. Rice. IS; Thomas Burden 81:
John Beauchamp. 81; q. A. Martin. "a;
{. J~asperson. 80; Robs. Wallace. Is;
YIN. Moede. Is; Thomas Enertos q;
David uefilebower. 30.
The following bonds ordered returned
for corrections: o.. W. Hall. q. II. R.D.
No. AZ; c. W. Wells. No. q.
On motion ESQ OF 20 much ~ = uec-
cssary Gas granted to Beaver Creek
tn build = bridge between
sections I and IL. town 2. ranges.
On motion counsy clerk was ordered
10 make rcqsisiiioa % 10 auditor Of
public accounts for the proper rsvsuus
books and tlaaks for revsaus purposes
Ior 1859.
Report Of the committee On settle
viii The coeasy judge presented
md approved
On Dceioa he coaesy judge v,s
Ifa1eed 600 foe O0os reut fpe IL v,.e
- fbr eo1ssy eeae&
h SbuUW11s elalns vefe alluved:'
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11

Notice is hereby given that ] sill
examine oil person, sko may desire
70 ODER ,hem.else. - candidates TOT
teacher. Of the public schools 81 the
county, ss Red Cioad. GA Abe third
Saturday Of each meath
EysJ kfsa.
County ssp't
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-01-11

can make you farm loans quicker
and With less trouble to yourself, thaa
through asy other agency Dice
over Deyo's drug store. R.K. SrouI.
For farm lcaas see r. X. Ssove,
s1Ies sves Ds5SiS assg stsrr.