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STEAHKRS WFSia0gELAND AID ISSEI

will leave Pier 2. Light Street, every Sun.
dsy aud "Wednesday AZ . p m, for Patnx
ent river direct, IS far NJ az Bristol. Re.
turning, will leave Bristol az 10 M on Mon.
day and Friday 81 D A. M, and Milestone
u. N I1r Baltimore, calling At no whaTyes
on Monday below Leltch's except when
slgnaird from wharycs on the river Tor
passengers aud perishablc freight ON Fri
day VIII call At all whArvca, aud only take
Oh passengers Rnd peTiahable freight from
those below I.ellchs
Freight received ~ Pier 3, Wednesday,
and Saturday, until p. ~, for tho follow
log wharyes. Leiieh's, Trneman's Point.
peep Landing, Hollands Cliff, MagrudeF'a
Ferry, Lower Marlboro, Whites Landing,
Ferry Landing, Nottingham Lyon's Greek,
Bristol, MI Pleasant Ferry,
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent.
ONCE, Pier Light Street
August 4
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NEWS IN sRlFF.
From the Baltimore Sun.

Saturday, August 20, 1892.
Rev. Mr.. Currier, of Waldorf,
Charles county, Nd, is going TO the
international Columbian Congress
in Spain.
The funeral Of the venerable John
Hill, formerly a president Of Mt. ST.
Mary's College, took place in
Brooklyn yesterday
Before going to Naragansett Pier
Governor Rrown directed six par
dons to be issued in penitentiary
cases.
There is great activity at the head
quarters Of the democratic congress
sional committee iii Washington,
and extremely encouraging reports
are being received from the North
western States and New England,
The refusal Of the Prince Georges
county commissioners to cooperate
with the Anne Arundel board in the
purchase Of Hills bridge for free
travel is very much regretted by
people in lower Anne Arundel.
The house Of Dr.. Bartlett, an
American missionary, in the prov
ince of Konnia, Asia Minor, has
been burned by religious fanatics.
Secretary Foster has cabled a
demand for protection Of the mis-
sionaries and reparation.
AT the wills office today the will
Of the late Eunice A. Garfield was
filed for probate. She gives her
estate to her brothers and her step
daughter. The will Of Thomas w.
Phillips was also filed for probate.
He gives his house $50 NJ street to
Mrs. Sarah Mcqueen, his daughter,
and the residue Of his estate to
Joseph Phillips, his son
Monday, August %, 1892.
The Virginia democratic execu-
tive committee is preparing for q
vigorous campaign.
A special peach train has been put
on the Western Maryland Railroad
for the benefit Of Washington coun-
ty growers and shippers.
Marquis Visconti Venosio, *
minister and Senator OF Italy, has
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IN lhe Circuit Court Cor Sc Mays county,
No 1877 Petitions


The Collector having made report "
this sale 70 this Court, together with all the
proceedings had ID relation thereto, All.
persons Interested 10 said sale are hereby
warned 20 be and appear Ia this Court on
OF before the frat day Of September, 1899,
b show cause, II any they hare, why The
sAid sale should not be ratified and con-
timscd; and II 10 further ordered and al.
judged this 30sh day o. July, 1894, by the
Circuit Court for 81 Mary's county, that
said sale made and reported, he ratified and
confirmed, unless cause 20 the contrary be
shown on OF before The said let day Of Sep
tembcf, 1899, provided notice Of this order
be given by The insertion 81 copy thereof
Ia thc 81 Mafy's BRAcOK, newspaper
Published 10 u. MAry's county, Bid. once
week for four successive weeks prior b
said isi day u September
J. PAkiiAN CRANE,
Associate Judge.
Test ~
JAMES ], GREENWE
Clerk Circuit Court.
Aug i--tij
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NOTICE.

/ wish to inform my friends and the pub.
i lie generally that the recent death ofmy
brother Albert will cause no Interruption
In the business Of Edelcn Bros. Il will be
the same competent working force. feel
that | am IN position to serve your inter
est in every particular.
O. Refer by permission 70 ]. W. Gust,
Cashier Of Continental National Bank, Bal
timore.
With many thanks for the liberal patron
age Of the past, and soliciting q cnntInu-
ance, with the promise ofmy efforts In your
behalf, am,
Very respectfully,
Aug lls-tg p. @. EDELEN.
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90 Heres. more or less.


20 Heres. mare or less.
Part IL ghesa lsnaa have ii la,o years
teen calisd and known a. SFocards
Race.
The Improvements consist II a cnmmn
di0as sud comfortable dwelling, gY,d and
substantial barnes, stables and other
necessary ont buildings and there are on
sbc estate hnuHes igf tenants and other
improvements Part ~ ilese lands are u
excellent soil. u . good state ofcnlliynti0n
and produce tine cFpfls ~ all the staple
products u The section The property y
convenient b churches. ech0ols. stores, The
ArcnAniceville railFpad station, PauxcBt
River Steamboat landings and a situated
ID healthy and agreeable naighboghOOi
Tho protected Il Md Railroad passes
through the property
Persona deklung b pufchasa land cannot
90 wrong IN buying this properly a. lt IA
very productive ard viii always sell
readily
The lands Win 10 divided and sold In
lais " suit pnrehaaeFs
TERMS oFsALR
A. psoscrits.i IS the decree arc. One.
bird ~ the purchase money 10 b. paid Ga
cash on the dag 81 sale Ard the geaiduc Ii
twn egGai snstAlncnla II one aud two
years credit tbs deferred paymans IL be
secured n tie sa,ieiactien II the under.
signed and 70 bcsf iutcrcs, from the day
u sals.
ROBERT G COMBS
Trustee,
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A. s. BENVlLLE & CO.
nRY GOODS, nj GENERAL
~ GROCERIES, MERCHANDisE,
BOOTS and SHOES.

RDog, Nd, April IS, 1899.
Ailnr tho excitement, Of our Assessment
Bill and tho criticism of the same Is over,
tho next matter of Importance Ii where we
we can got oar Spring and Summer Mill
merry, Dress Goods, Clothing for our fami-
lies. You viii solve the problem by call.
ing a the popular house Of
A. s. BENvILLE y Co,
where you cAn select from stock Of goods
purchased with care and with the expert.
encc OF years and 81 such reasonable fig
urcs that all can be served from the cheap
ct 70 The finest dress goods.
The same may be said OF the Millinery
Department Also, Ladies' and Childrens
Shoes o speciality.
Our large stock cannot be enumerated,
but suffice i 70 say all our patrons can
come and they will find the goods and
prices 70 suit, notwithstanding our Assess.
inens bill Is failure
With kind regards 70 all oar patrons, we
are ffse Store for she PEOPLE.
A. s. BENyILLE s. co.
~ y. Ladies Hats trimmed
free Of charge.
April %, 1892 1T
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Ana -
nOlLECTOR'S SALE
-OF VALUABLE
! REAL IERTATE
IN gB0NAnDToWN mn.

bY VIRTUE Of authority vested Ia mo
A. Collector ~ stase and County taxrs lor
the lrd Election dislriciof 81 Marys coun.
~, State d Maryland, ior The years 1880
and 1891, will offer at public auction 10
the highest bidder CIR C.zSH AZ the
Court House door M I,eonaflt0wn on
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WE haye added Q ouralooI. lhls season,s

WE have added to ourstock this seasons
supply Of SPRING and SUMMER
GOODS. Weinvite a call and inspection Of
stock Our prices are as low Or lower than
usually found. We have many novelties
ofthe season, ladies' Dress Goods,
which early buyers only find. We pride
ourselves on styles and challenge COMPETE
ton. II You want CHOICE STYLES
and new stock tosselect from call and see
Us before buying. Every season brings
out new things-some prove to be good,
some not 80 good. The styles sought af-
ter this season seem to be Tans and Light
Grey. We have them in csc. and SOC.
grades. Very attractive A good line Of
Black Goods always on hand. Mail or
ders promptly attend to.
to- Samples furnished on application.
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Liquor License Application.

Office If
Cleyk Circuit Court 81 Maig's C7mtg, Nd.
NCMBeR H.
Notiaeis hereby given that the following
named person has filed an application FIR
License u sell spirituous and fermenjed
liquors, Tor one year from May lsl, 1892.
Applicant; james Thomas Morgan llaloy,
Leonardtown, 81 Mary's caualy, Md.
Freeholders Recommending, b. II, Abel,
a. Jack Spaldis z, Joe T. Morgan, William
A. Loker, M Pope, Thomas Boyd, Fran
els Y, King, George w joy, j Frank
Ford, James j. Greenwell
And that unless cause be shown Ia
writing 10 the contrary on or before the
~ day Of August 1852, tile license applied
for will be issued, provided Che applicant
complies with the requirements of law.
JAMES J. GREEN WELL,
Clerk Circuit Court,
St Marys County, Md.
Aug 25 Opt
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RATITIoATIoN NOTIeE.

Ii The matter 81 tho tax sale 81 tract Of
land assessed Ia The name ~ Ilanda Stone.
Ia the Bird election district Of Sc Mery's
couuty, Maryland. made and reported By
FfanoiB r. Graves, ColieclGr Of State and
county taxes loF sald district lof the years
1890 aud 1901.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-08-25
SCHOOL NOTICE.

OFFICE BOARD SCHOOL coMMIssToR ERs.
The Public Schools Of st, Mary's county,
will be re opened on
MONDAY, Sept 10th proxino.
BY order Of the Board.
HENRY WINGATE, Secretary.
Anu 4 '92nw
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DRYDEN on DaADEN

and contains Gffy acres, more Or less.
The soil Is good and is susceptible Of ina,
proyemcnt. fhe property IL convenient
70 Churches, Schools, &c
TERMS or sALE, as prescribed BY
the decree, are, Casio tile day ~ sale
or ratification thereof
WALTER l. DAWKINS,
Trustee
IA 3 Lexington ST., Baltimore, Md
Aug % 92--is
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1892.
NEW SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
WeemS' Steamboat Co.
sssss
...si
PATUXENT RIVER ROUTE.
90 and after Saturday, August 9,
STEAMER ST. MARYiS

win leave Pier s, Light Street, every Tues
day, Thursday aud Saturday II $50 a. m.
Tor Fair Haven, Plum Point, Governors
Run nd Patuxent River, asiar upas Bone
dick Returning, VIII leave Benedict ov-
cry Monday, Wednesday and Friday as
a.30 q m, Soiierly 81 a. m, Milestone
Landing a. II a M. Governors Rnn a.
PM Plum Point ~ M, and Fair
Haven a $50 p. m for baltimore
Freight received IL pier 8, daily until Q
u. in, for The f9is0wing whaTFes Fair
Haven, Plum Point, Dafra, Governors
Run. Cove Point. Milestone, Drum Point,
saioman's ialand Spencefs, Point Patience,
Sotiegiy. Boilers. - Leonardo, Jones,
F0rt1efa, parkeF's. Dukes Trent Hall,
Williams, Holland Point. Benedict
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-08-25
RUSTEE'S SALE
-oF-
REAL ESTATE,

BY VIRTUE Of decree Of the Circuit
Court for s. Mary's County. ia Eguily,
passed ia cause wherein Nioleiia Mitch
ell Ia complainant and Waiter II. Hebb
is defendant, the undersigned Trustee, will
offer Of public auction at the Court House
door ia Leonardtown, on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-08-25
Tuesday. Sept. 20. 1892

between the hours Of IL N. and 3 O'Clock,
p. M, all the real estate situate 10 the Fec
ond Election district, Of Sc Mary's County,
Maryland, which was conveyed BY John
NJ Bronze, Executor Of Thomas Gardiner,
10 Walter III. Hebb BY deed bearing date
the Both Of December, 1882, except small
portion which has been sold 10 Blanche +.
Stone Thisifact or parcel Of land Is com.
monty called and known as
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-08-25
r u IN 1T !?
We mean are you in one Of our suits 81
HFine Clohlng.

--o--o--o--o You'll want a new suit. ii
Some not now. We wants to show
DNU youhow cheap and how well
--o--o--o--o we can fit you ont, andsWilI
gladly give You every attention for care
fol inspection ond comparison Of our goods
and prices. We know you desireto gct
only good goods, but arr, Just as anxious ID
get them as cheap as possible. We will
-be only too glad 70 make il right with you,
as we are Just as particular about keeping
your trade as getiIngit. eeparticuiarlg0 mr.
nee saifts for nlen and boys.
--o--o--o--o--- You will want d new
Some Day set ofFurniture. We
o--o--o---o--o--o--- are headquarters for
It. We can furnish
you bedroom suits of Walnut, Oak, Pop.
lar; Parlor Suits, Wardrobes, Childrerpg
Chairs, Tables, In fact, from wooden stool
% a tirstclass parlor set at reasonable
figures.
We are the Safe House with low
prices for HORNETS Bdmous- Ycgs0so- La
tried, Genuine Oh Graia St0es for men.
boys and misses We make specially 81
This line. Try them.
If fOU IRE looking tor safe
and reliable place 10 trade, we wish to in
form you that all our departments are re
plete with the newest novelties, embracing
The best Of bargains with which
"SB'e are. CAOck Full
WM. "A. LOKER.
Oct s--tfI LEONARDT0WN.
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Or. LEWIS NJ. TIPPETT.
LEONARDT0WN, Mo.

HAVING located In fconarel0wn for
III the practice Of my profession, ] offer
my services 10 tho public and will attend
promptly 70 al csha. Ofiicc At MooREn
noTRL,
Aug lS-6ml
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New Advertisements.
Pullcaster Seed Wheat.

FuIcasier Seed Wheat for sale ~ 81 90
per bushel,
Also, two jersey Bull Calves. one yaar
Old, from ihccelebralcd herd If Shoemaker.
$500 Can be seen at
J. T. ROWLAND'S,
81 Clements Bay, Nd
Aug 2B 0e-1m
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1892-08-25
FOR THE SENATE.

Alessrs. Editors:--P Please announce las.
r. M RALEY as i candidate for the next
Fenatc. suhjeci ID The Democratic conVen.
lion Alofganza
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-24
CLEARLY STATED.

1t is refreshing once in awhile to
run across far eastern paper that
Will confne itself to the truth when
dealing with the silver question,
hence it is that we are just bit i'm
pressed to find in the Albany, N. Y,
Press and Knickerbocker this lucid
paragraph which states the entire
silver question in a nut shell:
"The silver men believe that the
depreciation of that metal has been
owing entirely to its demonetization,
and that with free coinage it would
resume its proper rank as one of the
two precious metals. If all the ma
tions that have ceased coming silver
should IN the same manner cease to
coin gold, and that metal could only
be used in the mechanic arts, for
spoons, ornaments, etc, it would
doubtless become as much depreci-
ated as silver has been. 1t is the in
terest of the United States, as
silver producing country, to enhance
the value of silver by re-establishing
the bi-metalic coinage recognized by
the constitution"
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-24
CONDENSED TELEeRAMs.

Silver, S85c.
Money, HOP per cent.
Freight traffic on the Canadian
Pacific has almost ceased.
The Canadian Pacific strike has ex-
tended to the eastern division.
The senate passed the bill for the
relief of settlers on the public lands.
More violence is reported from the
strikers on the Canadian Pacific.
The Behring sea matter was the
chief subject for discussion at the
cabinet meeting.
Gen. John M. Thayer will, on
March 20, make application to re-
open the Boyd-Thayer case.
El Paso is crowded with G. A. r.
men and their wives and daughters
from Texas and New Mexico.
Fire in the folding room of the
house of representatives at Washing
ton destroyed number of public
documents.
A preliminary statement shows
that in 1890 there was a domestic
production of copper equal to $780,
O98,002. In 1891 the amount was
$2s4,ll9,766.
The senate passed the bill appro-
priating $l,745,Sl6 for the purpose
of securing the early completion of
the canal and for the lock at the cas-
cades of the Columbia river.
Isaac Maynard, judge of the court
of appeals, New York, was found
guilty by the bar association of New
York, of reprehensible conduct in the
Duchess county election frauds, and
will probably be removed from Office.
New charges are being made
against Deenlng. He is said to have
been engaged in land swlndling oper-
ations in Canada in 1884, and after
wards became a watch dealer and
decamped with many watches en-
trusted to him.
Stephen p. Nash, who was appoint
ed to settle some matters of differ
ence between Jacob N. Payne, of
New Orleans, and J.Addis Hayes, jr.,
of Colorado Springs, Colo, as execu-
tors of the will of Jefferson Davis,
and Appleton & Co., publishers of
New York, has reported to the SUI
preme court in favor of the publish
ers.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-24

Fulenburg would be selected to ac-
cept the presidency of the Prussian
ministerial council. Today it was
said that he had been offered the po-
sition and accepted. In connection
with the office of minister of ecclesi-
astical affairs, of public instruction,
and medicinal affairs, vacated by
Won Zedlitz Trutzschler, three
names are mentioned: DR.. Werz-
each, under secretary of state in the
ministry, for ecclesiastical affairs;
DR.. Booze, secretary of state in the
ministry, for justice, and Herr Stud
die for governorof AYestphalia.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-24


Max Frost writes to the New Mex
lean as follows about statehood:
Delegate Joseph is certain that his
bill for an enabling act will pass the
house, although there is some opposi.
ton to points in the bill in the COM
mittee on territories. Several of
the members object to giving New
Mexico the amount of land contained
in the bill for the benefit of the COM
mon schools and the educational in
stitutions of the new state. New
Mexico, if the enabling act becomes
law, will receive double the amount
of land that has ever been granted
any new state for the same purposes.
Gen. Bartlett and myself are to have
hearing before the subcommittee
of the committee on territories to-
morrow upon this matter.
Delegate Joseph is arranging for
hearing before the house committee
on military affairs for us in the mat
ter of his bill for the large post at
Santa Fe. This hearing may be
granted us early during the coming
week.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-24
TOO DEEP FOB Us.

The women's department of the
Worlds fair in New Mexico is alto
gether too complicated for our COM
prehension. 1t has more divisions
and subdivisions than township of
public land, and each separate divis-
ion seems to be going it alone, and
more or less jealous of all the others.
just when we think we've got it all
settled and have found out "for
sure" who is boss of the business,
something else turns up TO convince
us that we haven't done anything of
the sort and don't know anything
about it. This is rather perplexing.
We are anxious to do what we can
to aid the cause, but we are afraid to
take single step in the matter lest
we run counter to the wishes of our
friends and find out afterward that
we have been pulling against the
very persons that we intended to. pull
with. We hope the ladies will get
themselves together and simplify the
of the work so that the
rest of us can understand it.-Albu-
querque Citizen.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-24
THREE SKELETONS.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, March 24.-Over
95 years ago Geo. Harris, Dan Comb
and Williams started to work an
abandoned lead mine near here. They
suddenly disappeared, but as they
were strangers no attention was paid
to their movements. Recently the
mine was reopened, and ITO feet be-
low the surface three skeletons were
found, which are said to be those OF
the strangers.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-24

Since he left the senate Mr.. Ed
munds has much more youthful
step and appearance than he had the
last year or two he was member,
the result of frequent outdoor exer-
else. He says he has become quite a
boy again, and explains that "those
old fellows in the senate were so
grave and serious that a man. got to
feeling very old by associating with
them"
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-24
EDUCATING NEGROES.

PHILADELPHIA, March 24.-The
will of Rev. f. J. Perez, of Mon
mouth, N. j., leaves an estate of
100000 to Lincoln university, Ok
ford Pa, for educating colored young
men for the ministry, and in case no
sufficient number of colored young
men are offered, then white young
men who may wish to become mis-
sionaries to Africa.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-24
THE CENSUS MATTER.

WASHINGTON, March 2S. = The
committee appointed some weeks ago
by Secretary Noble to make an ex-
animation of the work of the census
bureau, with view TO ascertaining
what share of work has already been
done and what amount of money
would be required to complete the
entire work as outlined and entered
upon, reports the necessity for an
expenditure of s2,ooO,oOo. 1t also
recommends the abolishment of ap-
pointment and finance divisions and
that the clerical force of officers be
centrated upon inquiry as to man
re. This report was trans
TO Superintendent Porter and
by him.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-24
FOUND A BOTTLE.

ANGLEsEE, N. j., March 24.-Yes-
terday Captain Samuel Chance found
here moss-grown, long-necked
tightly corked bottle. 1t was found
to contain SO in paper money, with
the.following: "The finder, whomso-
euer he may be, will use this money
as his own. We are sinking, death
stares us in the -" Here the
notes breaks off.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-24
MADE SURE OF IT

CHICAGO, March 24.-Dr. Scud-
der was indicted anew to-day for the
assassination of his mother-in-law,
this time being charged with poison
ing her, as well as crushing her skull.
The poison is said to have been ad-
ministered with a hypodermic
syringe. He is also charged in the
Indictment with having poisoned his
victim.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-24
SHOOTING AFFRAY.

BATEsyILLE, Ark, March 94.-At
Sulphur Rock yesterday, Walter Dye
shot and killed Morgan Tiggle. Both
were young men. Dye is the son of
Rev. John Dye, superintendent of
the state blind asylum at Little Rock,
and president of Galloway college,
at SearcY.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-24

The latest thing is to drop nickel
in the slot and have your boots
BACKED. This nickel-in-the.slot
business seems to have solved the
problem Of how to live.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-24
POUNDED HER FOR SEVEN HOURS.

POUNDED HER FOR SEVEN HOURS.
CHICAGO, March 24.-Frank Nc
Keen was arrested today for pound
ing his wife with his fists. She was
beaten with clinched knuckles at in
tervals for seven hours, the husband
desisting when the wife became
helpless and resuming when she re-
vived. The cause was drunkenness
and jealousy.
Las Vegas free press. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1891-1???, 1892-03-24

Notice IS hereby given that at the annual
election. TO be held on the first Tuesday in
April next tbelng the 9th day of April, A. d..
1927 in the town of East LasVegas, New Mex
leo, for the election of municipal officers for
said town for the ensuing year; OF which pro-
clamation has been duly given, there will also
be voted for and elected at the same TIME,
three members of the Board OF Education, Of
the town of East Las Vegas, New Mexico, as
provided by law, each of said members to
serve for the period OF two years as n member
OF the Board of Education of said town; one
frem each OF the three wards of the said town,
ms divided by Ordinance No 30 of said town
In addition TO all the requirements necessary,
TO vote at the election of town officers at said
elections, persons voting for members of the
Board of Education must be residents and cit
liens of the ward OF said town, as divided by
Ordinance No 80 of said town, as the oandi-
date for which they vote for member Of
said Board Of Education; and no person will
be entitled to vote for any other candidate
for member of the Board of Education Of
said town, than the one residing In the ward
]. NJ. CUNNINGHAM, Mayor.
Attest;
W. II. KELLY, Recorder, pro tenn.
Dated March "a, 1892.