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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
SUMMONS BY PUBEICATIUsg--Syo l571.
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SUMMONS BY PUBEICATIUs--Syo. I5I1.
first Published December 8Jh, 1872
State OF Kansas 10 Thomas j. 5piImau Arthur
uunW
You viii take notice that you have been
susd in the district court OF Edwards county.
Kansas, by T. Howard Atkinson, and that
unless you EusWer the petition GIed bg said
plaintiffs on or before the zJJh DAY OF Jauu-
e ~. 1855. said petition viii be taken as true
aud Judgment rendered against sou accord
iuElys roreulosiuEE "a uiQSEEage executed aud
delivered tg Thomas j. Spiimau % The enO-
walter Mortgage company dated a aE 4Ul lsa z
on the following described real estate tu Ed-
wards county Kansas ro-uiLs
The east 3 OF the southwest p and the
south = OF the southeast = OF section IS ia
township 20 south ia range ld west OF the 9th
p. M. and for the sale Of said real estate
without appralsemeur 10 pay the debt secuE-
ed bF said moELEaEe-
witness my hand and thC seal of said court
this end day OF ngUgu berr 1892. A. j HAPP-
rEEALI clerk of said court
Ivan d. Rogers. attorney for plaintiff.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-23

WHISTLER this should be, but how it isl
TO be brought about- we do not be-
Iievs it IS TO come by destruction OF /
what we have gained in the general /
condition Of mankind, or by the combs I
cation Of even the wealth OF the money 4
owners. Violence can only lie iusti- /
Ged in resistance to violence used by /
power. In Europe there seems to be /
only one way-tO destroy monarchy
for that uses force to enforce wrong !
But in our own country, where votes I
make the law, all that is needed is to |
NIT the power OF accumulation and /
time will adjust inequalities. The
Homestead strike has failed because
it invoked the wrong it suffered from I
But Carnegie has no right 70 be a s25,-
600, Geo grouse shooter in Scotland,
while men suffer for bread who work
ed for him. But no sensible man, no
enlightened man proposes TO take a
dollar from him. All society ought to
do is to prevent by just laws the MAX
ing of any more like him. "A few
gears viii dissipats his millions. Then
all the creature of artificial privilege,
and Homestead might be wiped out
and not be felt for ninety days. This
idea will be the common property of
the people before many years, and then
the beginning of the good time coming
will begin. The speech of Samuel
Gumpers at the meeting OF the LABOR
has much TO Ieran. Even Mr.. Com
psra would not throw the millions Of
/ Jay Gould over his shoulder. To
shoot "a man does not cure the wrong
he has done. But 70 prevent the
wrong is the salvation OF all it may
| affect.
/ There is only one radical cure for
human ills-and that is the perfect
freedom and equality of all men il the
right to 1--we. The car Of Russia owns
the freedom OF his people, and is the
representative despOt of the world.
Yet as a man he is better than the sys-
TEN that made him car. The man
who owns the means of others nyings
and uses his power to hurt, or make
all things bend to his own profit, is
worse than a car, for he makes his
own system.
How tine change is to come we are
not wise enough to foresee nor seeI
enough to forecast, but what we'll bal,
anced and weII-tO-dO men see is impOs
sible Of Perpetuity with order aul
peaceful social life, is sure to be put
away somehow. When the masses
fully realize the wrong and see tina
some other remedy than the greater
wrong of violence must be employed
they will find the way out, and with
out hurting any class or destroying
any values OF gains that are Iegiti
mate
The capital class must understand
one thing-that the people are study
/ ing these problems with AN earnestues
= and intelligence new to public Affairs
. They must understand, too, that pub
lie opinion and action could in a nigh
1 render the possessions of the usursr a
t | worthless as the stock Of the ragmar
? Nothing but public sentiment base
e on the instinct of natural order an
+ rational justice makes existing thing
Il possible for a day. This sentiment
+ the only safety civilization has, and
e should not be destroyed.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-23

NEWS OF the formation of trusts
come thick and fast. Tie leading sill
versmiths of the country have cousoh-
dated with a capital OF sl6, 600, 600. A
trust comprising ali the straw paper
pulp mills in Ohio, Indiana and Illinois
with enough others to take in half OF
all such concerns in the country has
Teen formed with a capital Of "a, OOO,-
900. Plans Hre nearly completed for
tile consolidation of the leading linen
mills OF the country at Minneapolis,
minnesota. a syndicate Of New York
capitalists has secured control of eight
important rolling mill and blast fur
nHces In the vicinity of Youngstown,
Ohio. The largest combination ever
formed ia tie state Of Colorado has
bought up and consolidated seven of
the richest mines in the state. The
new company is composed of Kew Y ork
capitalists, is to be known as the Am
sthyst Consolidated and has a capital
of $40, 900 ,OOO. The New York Asso-
ciated Press. the Western Associated
Press, the United Press and the South
sFn Associated Press have all been
consolidated to form 'srhe Associated
Press which is absolutely under the
control of u few leading dailies and it
will be more nearly impossible than
ever for independent papers to secure
dispatches.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-23
FUBLIeATIoN go ~.

Ellat E0UllEAe A4EAalAAAHeA AuAll1 aae4
To Mary g HUfer, " O. Fisher and -
Fisher bic wife, whose first name is 20 piaiuu-
liz unknown
Take notice, thLt you have been sued In the
district court OF Edwards county state OF
Kansas by WiLIEu1 GrBsales aud that unless
you answer OF demuE 70 the pe-iuDu OF pbllur-
III on or before tue 4btu dry OF SuuulEgs I5B3.
tue said petition will be taken as true ana
judgment rendered accordingly against Mary
b EuLeTg = a Pearson ll4u " d Fisher Tor the
sum or @8lJ.u0, with interest az the rate Of ~
per cent pgr Guuum iEULu toe LOEh day OF FOB
ruary. lsJl, aud for Ehe further sum Of -33 No
with Interest at the rate OF y per ceut per
auuuIu from the aJh day or November lels2
s. in said petition claimed on "a cerl6lu note
and mortgage. executed by the said MARY r.
huEer 10 HODGES g. Knox and forever barring
yUus and each OK ygu, from all right sitle aud
interest ia and 10 said murLEaged premises
G.B-gFILs
Lots and and the north eaEt 3 OF Jhg
nsrtr vTgBE d of section "a. township 81, range
i5. containing 1885 acres Of sand in the county
OF Edwards aud state OF kansas or any part
thereof, aud tuHs a receiver viii be asked for
&c take Charge OIL said premises pending suit,
LBEAuI "A j HAPE.
clerk.
J % Larimer and W IA Robb. attorneys for
plaintiff
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-23

re SonRtJF PETER can do any thing TO abste
Fhe Standard OIL Company, tho Express viii
Aereuftor be a Fener orgau--Bu Ralo Express
IcoCE1ber 70.
Let the Express c0HsecTats its ell
orgies TO the election OF enough men
HE Senator PETER to control our
nGtiOBal congress for just one session,
.spd We will guarantee not only the
EbRtepent Of the STANDARD oil trust,
but OF many more greedy corporations
Of equally vicious Topeka
Advocate.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-23

First Published December End. 1893.
To the district court OF HdTarla county O.
state OF Kansas.
W lillian i Newell, PlEiutt3
Frank wagner, Anna wagner and The Kan
8aH Loan aud Trust company trustee de-
f8unLuIu.
I5y virtue OF an order OF sale issued to me
out OF said district court, in the SHOVE Cgti-
tied action. I WILL Ou 81 Ouuag. the zud day OF
january, a. D., lba3s between two and four
O'Clock .. m, OF said day az the front door OF
the court hu use, ia che CITY OF hiuslegr in the
county Of Edwards ia the state OF Kansas,
uHer at public sale, ard sell 90 the highest and
best BIDDER, for cash tu hand al the follow
IuE-dgzCr1bed real estate tO-sgiEs
The east y OF EEgLtuu p ia towns u IS 8OLl D.
OF rlluEe Is 5reGt OF the STU D. N lying and
situate 10 the county OF Edwards In the state
Of kansas.
the above-desCFibed real estate viii be sold
without uppEuiseUeut % satisfy said orasE OF
sale. E. O. ttOHFEIE,
SGerih of Edwards county. Eausa O.
Fred gEicI- D. Fuller attorney for plaintiff
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-23

SEsEATOR PIFFEE has intrOdueed "A
resolution ia the senate asking that the
snteresate commerce committee bs in
Etructed to ascertain and report to the
senate: Inc capitalization Of the rail
roads. of the coHntrys the actual cost Of
constructing and equipping them. and
ahsiT present value; the average salsr-
aOs paid their officers and employees;
work accomplished by tire interstate
commerce commissioners it reduced
cost Of transportation; net earnings of
the roads for the past FIVE years; aver
age cost Of moving freight and passeu-
gers and relative cost of aame in diner
ent parts Of the country; basing the
sstiEasts On'the traffic of the last five
years, aud allowing an annual interest
Of 8 per cent on the actual present val
ne of the roads, what would be equita-
bic charges fer carrying passengers and
freight in. the United States, said
charges to be the same on all roadsi
Would 1t be practicable to consolidate
the interstate Failroad business so az
20 establish and maintain uniform
charges for:carriuge in all parts Of tn,
country and to fairly settle at ONT
place all such diferentlaIsP
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-23

ILBsHoIs. at the last election, cast
.IO7 ,oOe more votes than in 1883. Har-
rIsOn received an increased vote Of
1900, The pOpuiist vote ia the state
WAS 22, 1000. CleEeland got the rest OF
che increased vote. This is only
q straw indicating. how strongly the wind
Of disqualification il blowing.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-23

E8&vEu's vote in the fifteen south
ern states, including Tennessee, Ken
lucky ARKANSAS and Missouri, was 42s,-
600. IN the HiueteeH centrai and wsa-
asrp states it n a. only 584. 500. Yet
leaders, OG the old parties tell us that
she populists cut 40 fgure in the
c south.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-23

First Published December gLh. Ia3l-
state Of kansas tEz
DO the distriGt court 10 and for the oouu,y
E5eHezsr "a. J oues, plaintiff
homas zimmet. sophis Zimmst His wire, G.
". lIgGlelluud, D. Q AdaInsr manager Fnei pc
aud the f-helps q lliEeiow windmill Company
"a eQrpor7luou 4. NJ fE5ar ' qst1ii1 tit7l-
9 ADAMS, manager Of the PheIps = 1iHe,q.
y manu- F S2l ~ u = s5.p = cor
You win tuEs notice that Joseph Q Plstg
the last will Of E1euEcr b. 19uess lec44ssssls
L Z uicEerbucker aue catherine = Fl4tt, ~
4La nsFls1es % ~. ileeE 1 -.-- 20 $4,000
county Iu the state of f[Erssls, their .il ? ll7-
Jones The s6oTs n5Iaed plainJiE depsrted DC
ne az the county % heii-=eiats " LlS 80 -
ilatt and Fhomas K Suickerbacker are me
ana una = " lich s'itd viii fhe SAID 5gti4 b-
nasser snd qatner.ug , E+att ere Nc ot,y
entitled action GA tine a0th day or Nay ls--
ne daslIh Of the 5sId E5s16zsr % Jones,
pla1utim In SAID action 5nd coHEeg llEtlg y -
set llllls Eglid sala co made and Tor au 9EaeE
entitled action on tls 21ru Gay OF 1el94e-s
1881. ia the uEmes OF the said Joseph C. t.l1-Le
ana Thomas A EnIekerbacEer, eE-cllors q
a uu . mia = Beach. lisa bella Ba4Mans t-eiel
J. Z usck ernaezeE aud car heriue J t'iatLz 10y
and GeFiaeLs Of Ebeucl=r % lone. ae-s----l--
as piHlnriua- lud you and each uL ~ DC tE
appear 90 said court on or before t-- go
day OF January laads ana show eaIs5 W.
SAID sale should NOT Bs ECE ASIDE -AI 800
judgment revived 30 the uaIncz OF 80 2 7--5l-l
Elr and hrEFa as uinIEUiEa. uE by lnr-i 10y
elfi or, said sale viii be ser a=lle 49, 49,
800 ---...-lf - a J- RAFT
CtaFE o. ths district court o. Edwards county
lEEAGT klu11z-
Chas % Erwin and ~ d frauC1 eL-.----ssl--s ~
She above named executor g lId lS-i1 q l1-l--
az Cr J. jones Ga>eaEesl-
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-23

Ia the district court or Edwards county,
state of Kansas.
Charles p Chase plaIutiG
August Berfgaul, Ida Bertrau-Ada r. Tubbs.
aud 81 G Iubn5 and the hEusas Loan and
trust company trustee. defendant
by virtue OF an order OF sale issued 10 me-
out OF said district court. iu the Shove euI-
ueu action uaali uu Monday. rlH 2ud aaE OF
january A. d. ls4d. between J7u and Tour
clock O. uI.. OF said day az the front door OF
inc court house Ina the city of kmstuyr i'm the
county OF Edwards, iu the state OF Kansas
DIeE ur HuHIe sale ana sell 20 the llE beet
and best bidder nor cash lu hand ala che aul-
lowing desert ue-1 real estate L0-7Tits
The north east Is OF section 8 Iu township
20 south or range 20 west of the tLn % ulr lying
aud situate ln the county Of Edwards ia the
state OF h1uala-
The luuve-deEcrib bed real estate viii be sold
without lpuE1lG1Iueutr 70 satisfy said order
OF GALE Il. g.. RODENTS
eherin Of Edwards county Kansas.
Frederick ID Fuller. attorney for plaintiff.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-23

ElrsT ul1I5l9d DeoaUUcr sul- I7ll-
Ia the district c0urt OF Edwards county, state
or Auusls
Tbe American Investment Company, plant
iu-
George Shaw. Sarah j shaw and John @
Adams defendants
OUT OF said district court lu -He auoNr emu
TIED action. q viii. on Monday the end day or
January Al D. Tsa7 between Two and four
O'Clock p- M. OF s1iI day, az Lle front door or
the court house fu che city OF Aluslcgs IN the
county OF Edwards, Lu the state o. Ae4ns1ls
eIeL az lupllc sale Hul sen l1 l-l= lLa-isr1-t
ana Dest bidder. for cash iu hand usl Lle IG- -
low ug-uesCribed real estate. u1-Ulr=
4le NORM west z. OF EeCrtGA - laHAa-AF 20
south aud iu FauH5 D. west OF Ele Gtu D. uu--
lying and situste iE the county OF Edwards ga
the state OF kau=uE-
Tue Allowed e5criled real estate VIII be sold
without appralseuIeur, 10 satisfy said order
OF auIe- h. o.. Roberts.
sheriff OF Edwards uouu ty, ti lu=aa.
w. n. French. attorney Tor pLallLLL-
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
State OF Kansas Rewards County. lls Ia tue
Probate court IN aud FOR lliG county.
In the matter Of the estate % David Bar
Der, deceased Creditors and all uEueE per
sons Interested in the Aforesaid estate are
hereby notified that shall apply, az the next
term OF the Probate court fu and FOR SAID
county, sitting az the court hlu1s1 In hLLaley
county OF Edwards state OF : lugl8 on the
aLu day of January A. - leasis EuF O. Eull aud
uuul settlement OF said estate
J. 81. La F ION AdmlHiEtE5LuE OF
the Estate or DAVID 5AitHEiIs Diseased
Dated this 10Th day q November, A ID -lsali.
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william EieEIIuFer, a C. Leonard, n Pstter-
son & Co.. T. d Henderson g. Co q eaFEora-
ton g. ~ NOEes7 81 S Norman aud j w KEN
per. partners as Auye8s Norman a Co. and W
j Peck. ugfeuduuls-
out of said district court ia the uDoEe en-
titled action will on AouuaFs the a1lh day
OF December O. o. 1891. uerVeuu and O'Clock
p m OF sal day. at be front door Of che cours
house ia the city of EiusleFs tu the county OF
Edwards, ia the state OF hauaaas uner az pub
lie sale, ana sell TO the highest and best bid
der for cash iu hand ali tls following lea-
CTibgd real estate tu-Tlrz
Thirty feet OF the north side OF lot g. 4n
block O., OK the ArEausEf valley Town Cos
addition Co tEa city Of kiulleEs lying and
situate In the county of Edwards In the state
OF kansas
The above described real estate will De sold
wi bout lDur4fspu1 agl, TO EariEfy said lrueI
OF sale II. las 10 leE-ar
Sheriff OF alWErdg County Gl1lalr
" X French, attorney for Piaiutla-
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.
Elr.t IlLLnIisn.a Iroamh.r IErn. 1902.

First PubHshed December I5Jht 1907
Stare OF kansas .az
Edwards County 90
IN the district court or Edwards cOun ~ IA
the state of kansas.
The hlusley Exchange
Bank, Plaintiff
James y. Crane and : No lass
Mrs - Crane vile OF
James q. Crane.
Defendant
You and each of sou, the defendants, James
q. crane aud Mrs -- Crane vie Of James
Z Crane, are hereby notified that you have
been sued iu the above entitled court. ia the
above entitled action together with your co
defendants by the ktuBlgg Exchange Bank,
DLaluuu 10 SAID action ana that 8ulu plaintiff
has Med its petition in the district court OF
the county OF Edwards ia the state OF kan
8as against you and your uo-ueLenua-uEr and
Ghau unless you answer said petition ou or be-
fore tho 2JJu day of January 1855 said petit
ton viii be taken rs true and judgment REM
dured accordingly OF the following nature,
LO-Wits
Judgm ant against Jas & Crane Tor 52,a05,
with interest at A. per cent from uEust - Q %
1891 and for foreclosure OF q MORTGAGE exc
ecured by said Jamgs i crane and wife ON
the following lauds= Inc north Wess = and
lots aud g. OF s+-cuiOu ia township 70 rang
10 ia Edwards county KANSAS A hAFF-
lSEAL4 CLERK
W Fl HoD6, attorney forplsintin.
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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-23

First Published December End, 1902
q the district court or Edwards county,
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-12-23

state UE kansas
Edwards county 90
Iu the district court 10 ana Tor Lle c0A4ss
aud state aforesaid
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James =. Crane and :
Mrs ~ Crane vile OF Q
James q. Crane,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-27
GLEANINGS

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. c..
A. will tender a reception to The members
and their friends on Thursday evening.
May 5. at Association Hall. An excellent
musical and literary programme has been
arranged.
The Greenville Pleasure Club at its
last meeting decided to hold its annual
picnic at Armbruster Schuetzen's Park on
Decoration Day. The following members
were appointed a Committee of Arrange
m-ents:-Joseph Kelly, chairman; John
Losey. Thomas Fleming, John Hurley
and John Kelly.
The West Side Rent and Taxpayers
Association will hold an important meet
ing this evening ut the Globe Hotel.
Wedding bells will ring at the residence
of MIR. Graf, on Woodlawn avenue, this
evening. Miss Genie Graf aud Mr.. John
Schultz will be the contracting parties.
The Greenville Chess Club meet this
evening at the residence of Mr.. J. Boog
on Dsnforth avenue. The opening games
in the club tournament will be played.
The annual reception of the Thiesen
Amateur Orchestra will be held tomor-
row evening at the Metropolitan Hall.
The Hudson County Schwabischer Yer
elm will hold OIL important meeting tomor-
row evening at Kraus' Hotel on Ocean
avenue.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-27
WEST BERGEN DOINGs.

Some of the property owners on Com
munipaw ven have complied with the
] order of the Street and Water Commits
sioners to repair the sidewalks in front of
their property. The work is we'll done
and shows a marked contrast alongside
portions not yet repaired.
The funeral of George Braun, of West
Side avenue, who was killed on the Cen,
| trial Railroad, at Newark, will take place
| from his late residence this afternoon.
| The internlent will be In the New York
Bay Cemetery.
Great care IS taken of the lawn around
| the West Side avenue station by the rail-
road people, who had Two men at work
yesterday afternoon adding to its attrac-
Jiveness.
A walk on that portion of West Side,
near BOYD avenue, is very dangerous af-
ter dark. The Tagging is still out of
level.
Jim" Casey and Jack O'Neill. two
| young men employed in the West Bergen
Steel Works, had a dispute last even
ing, and being urged by their friends, de-
cided to settle the matter with their fists.
They adjourned to the foot of Hatch ave-
nue., and had a short but lively "scrap."
Both fighters were well used up. Thu
crowd declared O'Neill the victor, after
which Casey apologized and both shouk
hands.
Miss Jennie Hennessey of Mallory ave-
nue. is visiting friends at Philadelphia.
The Eureka Pleasure Club will meet
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-04-27

Finance, by Mr. Moran: :,
Resolved, That the Honorable Board o;
Finance be aud they arc hereby requested
10 trnnsfer the sum of three thousand hve
hnndred dollars from account of Census
Is91-92 to account of Repairs, Gas, ETC.,
1912.
Adonted.
Teachers, salaries and examination OF
teachers, by Mr.. Garrison:
Resolved, That Mrs. H. p. Foot De and
she is hereby appointed Principal OF ene
Primary Department OF School NO. "a.
at the nnual salary OF n thousand u
twenty dollars.
Mr.. Reid moved to lay the resolution
on the table and the yeas and nays nav
ing been ordered and taken on the call OF
the chairman the motion was loss Dy the
following vote:
Yeas-Messrs. PHngsten and Reid.
Nays-President Voorhees, and Messrs.
Kelly, Moran, Garrison and Muldoon. !.
The yeas and nays were then ord cred
and taken on the resolution and 1t was
adopted by the following vote:
l&Yeas-President Voorhees, and Messrs.
Kelly. Moran Garrison. Pfngsten and
Muldoon.
Nays-Mr. Reid.
Absent-Nope.
Resolved, That Rose Mccormack be
and she is hereby appointed q teacher III
School No. "a, same to take erect at once.
luG y6hS dno 0SSH
and taken on The call of the chairman,
the resolution was adopted by the follow
ing vote:
Kelly, Moran. Garrison, Pfngsten. Held
and Muldoon.
Nays-None.
Abse nt-None.
Resolved, That Jessie Macmillan be
and she Is hereby appointed 9 teacher in
School No. "a, sam TO take effect at once.
The yeas and nays having been ordered
and taken on the call OF the chairman
| the resolution was adopted by the follow
ipg vote:
Yeas-President Voorhees, and Messrs.
Kelly, Moran. Garrison, Ffngsten, Reid
and Muldoon.
Nays-None.
Absent-None.
Resolved. That Mary Ormistou be and
she is hereby appointed a teacher in
School No. "a. snine to taxi effect at once.
The yeas aud NAYS having been ordered
and taken on the call Of the chairman,
the resolution was adopted by the follow
ing vote:
Yeas-President Voorhees,. aud Messrs J.
Kelly, Moran, Garrison, Phngsten, Reid
and Muldoon.
Nays-None.
Absept-None.
Resolved. That Josie Connery be and
she is hereby appointed u teacher IN
School No. 81. same to take effect at once.
The yeas and nays having been ordered
and taken on the call of the chairman the
resolution was adopted by the following
vote:
Yeas-President Voorhees, and Messrs.
Kelly, Moran. Garrison. Pfngsten, Reid
and Muldoon.
Nays-None.
Absent-None.
Resolved, That Miss A. NJ. Evans be
,r.l oh Sc h. ~ahu aHrnfrtad IN fannhnr In
| School No. "a. the same to take effect at
once.
Tit yeas ana nays having been ordered
| and taken on the call OF the chairman the