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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS: NEW CITY HALL-oFFICE OF
4 EDWARD l. WOLFE Secretary of the Board
OF New CITY Hall Commissioners. San Francisco.
Sealed proposals for the following work and
materials will be received by the Board OF New
City Hall Commissioners in the chamber of the
Board of Supervisors Saturday, June ID, 1891,
between the hours of Il and IL O'Clock A. NJ Of
that day.
Flrst-For labor, workmanship and materials to
be used aud provided for furnishing and placing
TWO new steel vaults and fittings In place in the
County Clerks Office in the second story of the
northwest wing of the City Hail, and for the
County Clerks office.
Bids to be made In accordance with the plans and
specifications in the ONCE OF the architect and also
upon Iginal plans aud specifications, which must
be submitted with all bids.
Der 80 1881
Second-For labor, workmanship and materials
to be used and provided In making alterations in
rooms lately occupied by the Board of Education
the third floor of the new City Hall near tue
northeast wing. and facing north, for conversion
into courtroom. with jury-room and Judges
chambers, etc, according to contract drawings and
subject to the approval and under the directions of
the Board OF New City Hall Commissioners and their
officers. The Work to be completed on or before
October so, 1891,
Reference IL hereby made to the plans specih-
cations and conditions OF contract In the Office
of the Secretary and architect, under which this
work must be done. The Secretary will furnish
blank forms OF proposals aad bonds to intending
upon blanks so furnished. The bond must be 10
per cent OF the total sum or tender of guarantee
the CLOSING OF the Contract when awarded and TO
with two or more good and sufficient sureties.
whose names must be submitted TO the Commits
sloners at least three tags before tho opening OF the
bids In order that they may pass upon their COM
potency. The board reserves the right TO reject
any and all bids. Payments Will be made by
audited demands upon the Treasury drawn against
the New CITY Hall Fund.
Bidders must strictly comply with the proposals
with reference to bondsmen tshould they have
them) Instead OF checks.
GEORGE H. SANDERSON
THOMAS J. l. SMILEY,
JOHN III. BURST,
Board Of New City Hail Commissioners.
EDWARD I. WOLFE. Secretary. mYS S0t
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Beautiful Man-Haters.

A number of young ladies in Frankford
have formed q society, the title of which is
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MAGOEBURG GENERAL
INSURANCE COMPANY

OF MAGDEBURG, GERMANY, ON THE 31ST
" day of December, A. d. 1890, and for the year
ending on that day. as made TO the Insurance Conn
missioner of the state of California pursuant to
the provisions of Sections 6l0 and IL of the POlt
cal Code, condensed as per blank furnished by the
Commissioner.
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PERSONAL TAX ASSESSMENT ROLL
of San Francisco, 1891.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE BOARD OF
" Supervisors of the City aud County of San
Francisco, June l, 1891.
Public notice Is hereby given in accordance vita
Section of entitled, IAN act In relation to
the assessment and collection or taxes upon per-
s0nal property in the City and County of San Fran
Cisco" approved March 49, 1874, that 1.-THE Assess
ment Book OF Personal Property was completed
and delivered over to me Clerk of the Board or
Supervisors the LIST day of June, A. ID. 1891 and
that the said Board of Supervisors will meet the
9Th day of June, A. ID. 1891, at 80 O'Clock NJ,
aud continue in session from time time until the
22d day OF Juns 1S91, for the purpose OF equazing
assessments THEREIN and determining plants in
regard to assessments OF personal property
and correcting the same, provided la the afore-
said act, and required by ths Political Code.
The Assessment Book pf Personal Property IS now
and will be for examination from this date
from nine t91 o'clock until four t4) O'Clock Pm.
(Sundays excepted during the sitting of the Board
of Supervisors to equalize the assessments said
book.
All applications for reduction OF assessments are
required to be made writing and verified by oath
je2 I'd J&O. a. RUSSELL. Clerk
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Weak Men and Women

GH0ULD USE DAMIANA BITTERS THE
~ Great Mexican Remedy; gives Health ana
Strength ~ the Sexual Organs. NOT cod If
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To-Day's Game.

Frisco and San Jose cross bats again this
afternoon at the Haight-street grounds.
when an interesting game may be expected.
Following is the makeup Of the teams:
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Death OF Pnrncll.

Charles Stewart ParnCll, the great
Irish agitator and statesman, died ut
Brighton, England, Mt 1I:30 r. NJ.
Tuesdny night. His death 10 said to
have been indirectly duo to a chill
caught Inst weok which ut first wa
not regarded as serious. A. physician
was called, Friday, and Parnoll Or
dered TO his bed. Ho was constantly
attended by two physicians who did
all in their power for him, but DO did
not seem to rally. md grew weaker
and wcaker. Several hours before
his donth no became unconscious, and
81 remained until he died in intense
agony. Tho physicians pronounce
tho dlscaso an attack Of ncute rheu-
matism. .1;E - sD..! 80 -:
Although the fano OF ,Pnrnell is
clOuded by the revelations made In
tho Sheh divorce ;sut his death will
be sincerely mouracd by the people Of
Ireland who recorded him IS their
greatest loader: Future historians
will do full justice. to tho memory Of
tho "Uncrowned King Of Ireland"
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Public Lands.

Tho report OF che Commissioner Of
tho General Land Olice gives the
number OF acres OF public lands in
the United States and Territories MS
follows:
Alabama, 947r3lO; Arizonn. 5,O6I,-
COS; Arkansas, 1905, 1913; California,
52,2Eo,490; Colorado, ~, lG7, O30; Flor.
da. 3,4G3,35l; Idaho, 33,7Sl, S5l; Iowa,
COCO: Kansas. 79o,O7S; Louisiana, l..
2i3.llS; Michigan, 7Sl, SIG; Minnesota,
6,Slo.975; mississippi, l,2Ol $50; Mis-
souri,. l.02l,soS; Montana, 74y372,7 100;
Nebraska, 1l,i3O,436; Nevada, $685.
52i; Now Mexico, 5i.So3,679; North
Dakota, lG,l35.iiO; Oklahoma, 3,5)2,.
4S; Oregon, ~39,221,l5l; South Da-
kota, 14,0S5,39i; Utah, q. 1857;
Washington, 20,IOl Col; Wisconsin,
LOOT. l:r'; Wyoming, 50,Si2,43l. Total.
go G6i ,G93 acres.
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Self Sustaining.

The Gcnoa Courier OF tho md inst.
says: Nevada il fast becoming self
sustaining State. II has boon shown
beyond all doubt. that wo need not
look bayond orr borders for bread
eluirs, and We can just us we'll produce
all the ham and bacon required.
Creamery chsosc will soon supply tho
market, and in tho matter OF vcgo.
tables We nre not lacking, whilo this
years fruit crop proves TINT when tho
young orchnrlsi begin to bear we'll our
fruit supply wllba. ample for homo
consumption wbPp proper means Of
preserving IL shall 30 employed.
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Dirty Politics.

Tho Republicans OF Ohio seem to
DO growing desperate. Failing TO
convince tho people that protection
and .mctalisin aro their only
salvation from tho OWLS that thronton
thcm. they Two rosorted n n person.
al .attack on tho business atnnding
mud character OF Governor Campbell.
Tho Governor threatens libel suita
and u the demanded retractions arc
not mndo n number Of Ohio politicians
OF tho Mckinley faith nuy wish thoy
wore never born. Tho ballot box for.
CORY used by Foraker in his cam.
paigu against CInpboll should sorve
as u warning 10 tho dirty crow that
are now attacking tho Governor. The
Republicans must" 10 In desperate
struts when ihcy resort 10 personal
attacks on tho business standing md
character OF thoir opponent Ia bolster
up their own candidate who repre-.
sonts in his person tho aims ond Oh.
jects Of d onod great party.
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Horse sense.

Tho intelligence Of the horse has lust
been demonstrated NJ Nespcr. near
Syncuse. n. y. Among n herd OF
Hamblctonian horses In q fold was a
brood mare and q sucking colt. a few
days ago the mother partly pulled ono
OF her shoes off. With n greHt deal Of
"horso sense" she jumped out of tho
pasture and went to tho blacksmith
shop. The smithy started to drive tho
animal away. but finally discovered and
reset tho bent shoe. Tho r.iare then
went c%ontentedly back to the pasture.
scaled the fence, and was onco moro
mingled with the herd.
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[FRoM TUESDAYS DAiLY.l
SALMAGUNDI.

John W. Mackey passed west on
No. 4 to-day.
f A. p. johnson, OF Mound Valley,
is in town to-day.
Stanley Taber returned from Chi.
cngo Monday morning.
Phoebe had a snow storm last Wed.
nesday which lasted several hours.
Morgan Hill, OF the firm OF Murphy
& Hill, arrived from the east on No. 4
to-day.
A full report Of the proceedings Of
the County Commissioners will nd
pear Tomorrow.
II. ]. Keith and Jesse Siinson 70.
turned from their trip to the Seven
Devils country, Idaho, yesterday.
The railroads Of the United States
carry 2,5Oo.OO0 passengers and 2,OOO,-
900 tons Of freight every day in the
year.
There is three feet OF snow on the
level at Red Lodge, Montana, and
business is practically suspended. It
showed incessently for forty.eight
hours. MI
n. Y. Wnrld:--Even tho billion
dollar Congress could not remember
all its opportunities. II omitted TO
make IN appropriation 70. IA steam
yacht for the use Of the President and
his relatives.
Lyon Co. Times:-Mason Valleys
fruit crop is immense this season
and some OF the finest apples. peaches
and pears grown anywhere in the
world can DO seen on exhibit at Wa.
buska.
a watch or clock that does not
Keep correct time is n poor piece OF
property. II you have such "a watch
or clock take it 10 Sam Neuschwander
ut Nye's old stand andehe will put it
IN order for you ut a reasonable
price.
Anonymous communications nre
not published in the INDEPENDENT.
IL u Carlin correspondent will kind
~ send us his name, We will publish
his communication, otherwise it will
find rest in the waste basket.
The County Commissioners award
ed the contract to build the iron
bridge across the lIuh.boldt river. on
the Hot Springs road, To tho Pacific
Bridge Co. for $3.50. Tho bridge TO
be oil 40 tons capacity and completed
by The first OF January, 1892.
White Pine News:-A petition is
being circulated To have the mail
from Taylor To Phoebe increased to n
tri-weeklv. AS P.oche is now loom
lag up aud Interesting in population
the petition ought 10 be granted by
the Postoilice Department.
President Harrison has an unusual
number Of fat federal places ut his
disposal. but no is unusually en-
barrasscd in 'disposing OF them.
There will be so many Republican
candidates for Governor defented this
Fall that he has to hold open somo
places OF refuge for them. 1t wouldn't
do To leave all Of them whore thcy
fall--outside the observation-disclosures
cago Tunes.
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MosDAr's DA,Lr.l
9ALMAGUNDI.

NJ. Chaser, Of Peko. is in town to.
day.
The County Commissioners ere in
session today.
All the parties interested IN tho
Lander county case left for their re-
spsctire homes on No. 4 to-day.
G. e. Mccarthy. tho gentlemanly
Secretary Of the Pacific Bridge Co, Of
San Francisco, is stopping at the
Gem.
Carson had a $4,000 tire. Saturday,
which destroyed the old theatre
building owned 10y John G. Fox.
Do not throw your money away by
having your watch, clock or jewe.ry
repaired by anybody exccp, Sam
Neuachwandef, ut Nye's old stand.
Tho District Court was in session
this forenoon. Tho case Of Lander
county VI. Humboldt county was con.
oluded and submitted to the Court.
The Phoebe Record OF the LIST says
that the assay Office ut the new re-
duction works was DESTROYED by fire
last Tuedfvy morning. Loss, Sl,2OO
Mrs. Grover Cleveland presented
the Er.Presidont with a bouncing
eight pound daughter on Saturday.
Tho mother.and child arc doing well.
The Reno schools have closed on
account OF the prevalence of diph,
the-in. II ID reported TINT there nre
about thirty Gases OF the dread dis
else in that town.
WIZ. Moody, Of this place, shipped
from HsIleck. to day, To the Eastern
market three "a loads OF horses.
Mr. Moody purchased the horses from
Hugh Martin and j. ID. Abel.
Lyon Co. Times:-.-It is reported in
Virginia City that a Dayton man
caught his wife in another mans
room, up there and took n shot or two
at the guilty couple. Who are they!
Have you got IL watch, clock or
any kind Of iewelry that needs repair.
my? II so take it to Nyc's old stand.
San will hI it up in first class shape
and II it does not suit will not charge
o ANYTHING.
Reno Journal:-The physicians who
have been attending Officer Nash say
the bullet that il was feared would
his death, has curel II rupture
OF many years standing. The bullet
Irritated and infiained the break and
cansed it To heal. it IL one Of tho
o remarkable cases ON record. and
the doctors will report it for the
medical magazines.
Carson Iribune:-O. r. johnson,
who was connected with Hill Beachey
in the staging business from Hunters
Station (now MHyberry's ranch). on
the Truckse. " Silver and Boise
Cities, Hduho, before tho Central Pa
Icifc Railroad was built, has been nj.
lowed Il claim Of sl27, 900 for stock
destroyed by the Indians on the road
between Winnemucca and Jordan
Valley in 1866.
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True to Her Sex.

Ranchero.-I can tell you, we SEQ
mighty curious sights out west. 3D.
fore ] loft II woman WIS arrested for
poisoning hor husband and several
small children. She was tried, con-
viutcd, and sentenced TO DO hanged.
Sho mounted tho scatrold with II firm
stop. Before tho black cap was drawn
over her head, tho Sheriff. asked her
IL there was any last word
Listener -Wcll2
Ranchoro -Sho hadn't flniphSd
when I moved Hway.--lLiie.
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(FKoN WEDNESDAYS DMLr.l-
sALAAeuSDI.

Ahc weather ID lovely
Bar silver s.od1<. Is the Sherman
law better than free coinage?
Barney Horn, Monday, shipped Is
car loads Of fat cattle from Carlin In
San Francisco. =.
Do not patronize drummers when
you can do az we'll by patronizinv
your home people.
Italy has decided to take no purt
in the Worlds Fair. Our govern
ment will still live.
The Record snys that Phoebe is
overrun with thieves and thugs at
tracted there by the bonn.
Barney Horn received at Carlio
Monday, lo4 head Of young Durham
bulls. which he will turn out on his
range.
Among tie 40 students entered at
the Stanford University, only two, so
far, are from Nevada, viz: A. W.
Criddieback. OF 10 andelarin, and
Frank Garmain, Of Winnemucca.
Time is an element in all business
transactions in those days Of push:
Take your watch Of clock to San,
Neuschwander, mt Nye's old stand,
and you will always be- up with the
tunes.
The origin Of the phrase, "he isn't
in it, was first used, according 10 an
exchange, By I'm editor who died and
went TO heaven and looked around for
the man who took his p three
years and then left it in the postofice
marked Refused"
If by placing sugar IN the FREQ list
its price was decreased, would not The
price VI lumber, coal, salt, tin and
other necessaries Of life DO also de-
creased il the tariff was removed
from them? Why would it effect
other articles differently thnn it does
sugar?
NJ. d. Foley, OF Reno, was n passen.
ger OH No. l TINS morning Luud for
Salt Lake. He informed an ISDE.
PENDENT reporter that he had pur-
chased Il controlling interest in the
Rono electric light works, aud that
hereafter the works would run by
water power.
Gov. Campbell says that the De-
mocracy Of OHIO will win IL sweeping
victory at the polls in November.
The farmers are thoroughly aroused
and want TO know why they are COM
PEELED To pay increased rates for the
necessities Of life while their wool
and other iarm products are lower
than they were before the Mckinley
steal became q law.
Reno Journal:-Government ngents
have boon nj Wadsworth negotiating
with the Piutes tor Il portion OF the
reservation. They have located the
line seven miles north OF Wadsworth
ut Lee and Frazier's rancb, for which
tho Indians nre to receive cnttle to
the value OF $4,000. The Indians
have reserved 40 acres oi land nenr
the town Of Wadsworth for their
school buildings
Detroit Free Press:-The Dem.
ocratic candidate for auditor general
in Pennsylvania has embodied the
platform Of + is party in a nutshell, as
it were. "Yonr PLATFORM" he says, in
his letter accepting the nomination,
''is n very simple one. 1t emphasizes
the old truths Of tho ten Command
ments. The injunction Thou shalt
not steal is it's cardinal plank. On
that plank tho impending battle must
be fought" There ought to DO no
doubt ms to the victory in such n
struggle.
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why Chris. wa'kud.

OI1ooiihan (s%,an1irg on tho dock
and gazing out over tho watora Of the
Son Of GaliIeoJ: so this do 10 the
"~ntIior that Christ walhol Onf"
Proprietor of b%ulthOuEo -''Yes, air."
O1toolibnn -"Wcli, bcgorra. I'd
lido to have u row on IL wRnat. phat's
I'll" price Nv wan nv thin bUnts wid a
mon 10 row ycaY"
Proprietor OF penthouse -"Three
dolinrs m hour"
oHloolihan-."phat's thatf Three
d9llnrs IN hourH Bijlbhors, Tia aisy
to SEQ Why Christ wdlkod."-tEs.
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TIE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.
IFHoM SATURDAYS DAILr.l
SALNiAGUSDI

Attention is chilled to the nd. OF the
Wells Jockey Club in another column.
For anything i'll the n of repair
ing, either watches, clocks or jewelry.
cn!I On Sam Observation-Disclosures, nt Nyo's
old stand.
Judge NJ. 3. BoniGeld, OF Winnie
III icra, is in Town today lnoking out
for the interests Of Humboldt Co. in
III" Lander Co. cas-
FIiegend, Blatter:-"But, waiter,
this "uislnite In not fr"sh." That's
not my fault, sir. You gave your
order from that lust weeks dill Of fare
lying there"
4 woman Of Mulberry Grove, H.,
tried TO get q warrant OF arrest
against. neighbors who found her
house on tire and broke open the door
to put out the flames.
Sheriff Fellows, County G erk Dunn
mud Commissioners Auker aud Rask,
az WInnomucca, arc in town, to-day,
"a witnesses IN tho case Of Lander Co.
Va, Humboldt Co.
The case Of Lander Co. ra. Hum
lriit Go. IL on trial to-day in the
District Court. j.. S. Truman MP.
pnars Tor II" plaintiff and NJ. S.
Brnniii Id Tor tho defendant
"Wncru's that flannel shirt OF
m.nof" r.,
ITS COMO. OF courso. II was very
dInp laat night aud you loft it near
M open wiudnw."-lTruth.
District Attorney Plummor and
Assessor EIRors returned from Car.
f>n last night. They ~ero before tho
State Board OF Assessors md Equall.
zttion in bohalf Of the people OF Elko
county.
-.inmes 4. Mcmahon, Of the b. Nc.
Muhon e Son Bridge Co, San Fran.
o''r:n, is'in owl To examine the site
for tho o iron bridge To- bs built
ncroas the Humboldt river ON tho road
leading % thn Hot SPRINGS.
Tho Jury in the cus,, ri Taos. H..
Horn, lritsl in the Dis,rict Court Of
Nasitnu county for robbing tho faro
bank Ut ~ y hitc in april lust, acquIt.
ted tho hetondcnt. II seems tn have
r'un II ouse 0t mistaksn identity.
''is the cdit"r in?" a7kud tho poet,
les" sUld tho OilicO boy;
"!hr riiIOr's pnfy in Heaven.
Snctc all III peace aud JOY"
ain l~Icavcnl"- tho poot murmurod,
While bhc "dovil" wipod his eyes,
"lir must i'avr gwen the angels
y tl~iundrripg biz ]surprisc!"
Ground hhs boon broken for the
foundation 81 what will DO ono uf tho
Il ioHt buildings in town when com.
plrird. IL boinS erected by f.. NJ.
ErlloSAhh N Hoffman, and will be n
onH:giusy Gr1eIt. 5OX5O. II. in sizo.
Pain Eiiop:af couhruondabla cuterpris.
on the part OF. tho proprietors.--lSil.
'"!.22i""t"' '.la7sn.-"
james Wilson, tho tramp, taken 10
W"lla' cstprdny by Constable Hail
w"s tried ho'orc Justice Congor yos.
to-day 90 chnrgo OF assault aud
lgIiDtr, conyjctrd hnh sentenced 10
EAE a iinb 1854 or.eorve 80 days in
tb9 tio.. .Iail. lle took tho 80 dnya
n:idiB now d gu"at OF ShoriH Polk.
jim Tswnscnd Gotsih this timoly
gr0"t .hbout tho sorvico: Expert.
mcnis show that an electric current
tNhtHRYel over n good conductor at
tie rip u 10000 mica q minute, or
0gnuad the earth IN three seconds.
iiaiit irnvnla NJ tho ratio OF 100000
wiIca in no timN, ~ IL were, yot II
takes ono lsttor n week To got from
'ridgoport 10 hlnhy. Two letters. OF
course, nro.twice aa long in coluing;
but Supervisor Huncwill can drive a
bad OF mttlo ovcr In four hours or
lcSs.
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SWEEPING REDUCTIONS
Fur Sixty Daysi

70 mako room for Holiday Goods.
Those wiehing to purchase Jcwolry
can save twenty-five per cent. by buy
my now a8 ! must mako o for
largo stock 70 nrrivo.
1 shall leave for San Francisco
within n TOW days and any special
orders intrusted TO me will receive
my personal attention.
Repairing in all its branches done
chonper ADD better than anywhere
else.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded.
Call and zoe me.
Respectfully,
Of Nv. osrREioarH.
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q. School Report.

~ 4 ~ y
Following is a report OF tho Elko
Public School for tho month Of Sep
tember, 1891:
HIdH scHooL-sESIoR CLASS.
Lil!io Rosenstock. 100; Belle Butler
3d. Ida Drown. 90.
JCNIoR CLASS.
Dora Triplett, 100; Mabel Biggs,
100; Josie Hale. 100; Hattie Roscn-
stock, 100; Cora Harris, 100; AMMO
Toyn, 100; Maud Gardner, 90; Nellie
Anderson, 90; Hattie CLARK. 90; Chris
Guldager, %; Willie Rigsby, 90.
A GRADE.
Addie Stoker, 100; Dora Sheeban,
l0; May Gardner. 100; Mamie Yates,
%; Birdie Drown, 90; Arthur MoIn-
tosh, 90; Harry Keyser, 30; Enroll
Tnber, 90; Caesar Alexander, o.; Cecil
Biggs, %; John Garrecht, %; Belle
Bett, Of; Arthur Miller, 81.
d GRADE
George Hunter, 100; Paul Keyser,
100; Matte Keith. 90; George Bruce,
90; George Russell, %; Rosie Miller,
9S; Myrtle Ouderkirk, %; Myrtle
Bruce, %; Grace Anderson, %; Fred
Peterson, OLA. L. SNYDER, Prin.
cipal. ..-
fNrkRurD,.rr 0zo.,r. ~
Clara Taber, %; Jessie Keyser, o.;
Lena Miller, o.; Myrtle Hunter, 81;
Edith Grant, 81; Willie Stoker, 81;
Lawrence Martin, 90.
B GRADE.
Cora Taber, 81; Ethel Smith, ~;
Eettie Johnston, 95. Louisa Lane: 05;
Hattie Hale, 05; Essie Hunter, 05;
Georgia Grant, 81; Alberta Benson,
Of; Morris GuidageH9i Janey Hicks,
93;:Eddie Jefferson, %; Jessie Harris,
Of; George Hale, 91gT
so oRArfk% '.t....
Joo G~nrdnct, 90; George Russell, 05;
Alice Love- 05; Carrie Keith, OF;
Lizzie Yates, 81; Ellen Russell, o.;
Hailie Burner, 90. -
ID GRADE.
Eliza Graham, OF; Lily Snow. 81;
Laura Graham, 0G; Hattie Snow, e6;
Pearl Bruce. %; Xerxes Martin, 81;
Mary Walsh. 0l.--Miss g. F.. MAR.
LETT, Teacher.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENTAL GRADE.
Susie Anderson, 90; Bessie Keith
%; Herbert Sproulc, %; Annie 1)ewar
%; Violet Bruce. o.; Helena Welch
Oh; Paul Albums, 81; Grace Elmoro Of;
Bert Lynn, OIL; Robbie EIeseon. %.
Is GRADE.
Harry Bruce, ~; Minnie Johnston,
90; Emma Triplott, aG; Edith Hale,
o5; Allen Mcbride, Of; Lucille Moigs,
So: Coral Stokor, o.; Blaine Snow, Of;
Ossie Miller, 81.
CGuApE.
Alice Hunter, OF; Ivy Bruce, OF; Irene
Hunter, OF; Ethel Stone. 90; Irene
Abel, Of; Ellis Gooding, Of; Ienr
Reckhnrt. 0i; Bonnie Mcbride, 90
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