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A STRANGE DIET.

The Chambersburg Spirit tells of
Miss Mary Rock, aged sixty years,
and residing at Southeastern, Frank
lin county, that she had not eaten any
solid food for thirty-two years. She
has subsisted all these years ON coffee
and milk. She has been comparative
ly healthy throughout these thirty-two
years. For some time she believed
that there was snake in her stomach,
but this illusion was dispelled several
years ago. -Four or five weeks ago she
was taken i'll and is now confined to
her bed, an unusual circumstance with
her. Although nearly sixty years old
her hair is still raven black.
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THE IDAHO KloTs.
Martial Law Proclaimed and the Situa-
tion Alarming.

Martial Law Proclaimed and the Situa-
tion Alarming.
Boise CITY, IDAHO, July l4.-Fed-
eral troops are now moving toward the
scene of the trouble in Nothern Idaho,
as arranged in the telegraphic cores
pondence between Governor Wiley,
President Harrison and General
Schofeld.
The following dispatch, purporting
to be from V. NJ. Clement, manager of
the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mine,
was the feature of the day.
Wordner, Idaho. Gov. N. B. Will
ley: By all means delay troops of any
class from coming to this section for
the next two days. The union has full
possession at present. Every piece ofma-
chinery is tieddown with powder ready
to blow it up. In two days non-union
men will have left our works; then
matters may take their material course.
Do not by any chance fail to stop
troops from coming here for the next
two or three days. Such a movement
would result in the wholesale massacre
of unarmed men who are prepared to
depart. Nothing is to be feared and
everything to be gained by delay. The
remedy is two late for any active ser
vice. V.M. CLEMENT.
Itis inexplicable to the authorities
that such dispatch should be sent by
Clement. The conclusion was reached
that he must have sent it under coer-
cion.
A dispatch received at 8 o'clock last
evening from the leader attorneys Of
the mine-qwners bears out that assum-
ton. It is as follows:
Spokane, July II. Governor Wiley:
pretended kilograms from Clement are
bogus. Send on the troops. HAGAN
AND HEPBURN.
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REPORTERS NosEGAY.
snap shots at Home and Neighboring
News

Snap shots At Home and Neighboring
The price of ice is now 80 cts per
hundred pounds.
Mr.. Harry M. Hardness, an expert
cigar maker, of Winchester, has ac-
cepted position with Mr.. E. NJ.
Ranels, this city.
Jas. S. Kerr and j. B. Taylor, eye.
lists, from Allegheny, Pa. en- route to
Washington, registered at the Cont.
mental to-day.
The Bedington Sunday School which
is very large one, will attend the Sun
day School Convention in body
tomorrow, Friday.
Squire Syester, Of Falling Waters
yesterday made trial trip with hi
new steam sand scow and every thing
worked satisfactorily.
Messrs. Bender and Bros skaters arr
covering house for Mr.. L. B. Dan
bridge on the Opequon. This firm
also have the contract for furnishing
60 slate mantles for the new hotel il
Winchester at cost of s1l00
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CHAR FROM OVER THE SEA.

Lottie Collins, the noted London
music hall singer, is not dead, as re-
ported.
President Carnot has signed decree
for holding universal exhibition at
Paris in 1900.
Bismarck says he thinks majority
of his countrymen disapprove of the
attacks made upon him.
The prospect Of Prince Bismarck
making tour Of Germany causes a
sensation in political circles.
It is said Emperor Francis Joseph
would have received Bismarck but for
a hint that the German Government
would be offended.
J. w. Mackay, Jr., says the trouble
between Captain Randolph Stewart
and himself arose over Stewards speak
ing disrespectfully of his mother.
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STRIKERS REINFORCED
FIVE THOUSAND MEN FROM The
PITTSBURG MILLS.
REPORTED THAT 800 NoN-UNIoN
MEN WILL ARRIVE SHORTLY
sTRIK ERs AGGRESSIVE.

PITTsBuRG, July 1.-THE disaffec-
tion in labor circles is spreading. II
has reached Pittsburg and before the
sunset gun is fred in the State camp
at Homestead tomorrow night 5000
more workmen in the Carnegie mills
here and at Beaver Falls will have de-
serted and closed these establishments.
This declaration was promulgated
by the workmen's officials to-day. AS
result the scene of action, both inn
mediate and for the future, has for
the time being shifted from Homestead
to Pittsburg.
It is sympathy strike. No ques-
ton of wages enters into it. There
have been no complaints Of unfair
treatment. 1t is a plain violation of
the contract entered into between the
Amalgamated Association members in
these plants and the Carnegie Com
pany less than six days ago.
This latest movement is very far
Preaching one on the part Of the Anal
gamated Association of Iron and Steel
Workers. The fact cannot be DISCUS.
ed that as result considerable trepida-
ton exists in the minds of manufac-
lturers as to its ultimate end.
The strikers have shown a much
uglier spirit to day than yesterday.
The fact that martial law has not been
declared, and that General Snowden has
not taken procession of the town with
his troops has apparently given them
the idea that they can still do as they
please with strangers.
/ RIOTERS MAY BE ARRESTED.
/ The probabilities Of arrest for riot
and melting to riot have rendered some
Of the leaders in the sanguinary affair
il Of Wednesday last exceeding uncom
Portable. They put on a braye front
however, and express willingness t,
meet any issue. Nothing whatever il
known about the intentions of til,
Carnegie people in this matter, al
though the company is credited witt
desire to arrest the guilty parties.
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MARKET MENrIoN.

Market prices haYe made but few
changes since our last report. Beans,
retailed at II cents peck; corn, 25 cts
dozen, raspberries, s to 10 cents box;
black berries, cents box; apples, %
cents peck, peaches, 20 cents peck.
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ACCIDENT TO A noY.

George, son Of MI. Harmon Am
brose, yesterday had an arm fractured
by failing from horse on the Charles.
town road. He walked home and a
surgeon was summoned who says il
may be necessary to amputate the arm
as some bones are mashed.
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PRECAUTIONS AGAINST CHOLERA.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Surgeon
General of the Marine Hospital Ser
vice, with approval of the President,
has issued a circular to Collectors of
Customs, medical officers Of the Marine
Hospital Service and others in regard
to the disinfection of vessels from
cholera infected districts.
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rHRouGHouT THE COUNTY,.

Senator Butler, of South Carolina,
was with a young lady ran away with
and bruised in carriage at Nantasket
beach, Mass. on Saturday.
Referee Middleton has reported in
favor Of another 50 pei, cent. dividend
by the receiver Of the American Loan
and Trust Company, New York.
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CHRISTIAN ENpEAyoR,

The West Virginia Association Of
the Society Of Christian Endeavor will
meet in Parkersburg Tuesday, July 20,
and remain in session for three days.
II is expected than about $50 people
will be in attendance from various
parts Of the State. There will also be
delegates from Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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PRICE. 3 CENTS.

Recess. After recess, singing, Miss
Long presided at the organ.
Business Forms were presented. va
rioas forms being placed on the board
and discussed.
This took up the time until Il o'clock
and the institute was adjourned until
l:S0 p. m. G.. c.. r.
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FINE HORSES IpIE.

A number Of fine horses have recent
" died in the neighborhood Of Shep-
herdstown. W. Va. An expert who
was sent ont from the Department II
Agriculture at Washington pronounced
them suffering from spinal meningitis.
a disease that il supposed 10 be incur.
able in most cases.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL coNvENrioS.

The different sessions Of the Balti-
more Conference Sunday School Con-
vention have proved very interesting.
The attendance isiarge.
Following is the order Of exercises
for tomorrow, friday:
Morning session, o'clock Deyo-
tional exercises. Topic: Epworth
League and the Sunday School. Ad-
dress by Rev. r. j. Prettyman.
Topic: Influence Of Reading On Moral
Character. Address BY Rev. w. r.
Hammer.
Afternoon session, $50 o'clock
Mass Meeting Of all the Sunday Schools
Addresses by Bisop j. G. Cranberry,
Ed. s. Conrad, Rev. J. P. Stump and
others.
Evening session, s o'clock Song
and Praise service, Topic: Missionary
Work in the Sunday School. Ad-
dress by VIM. NJ. Walters. Address
by the President, Hon. M. L, Walton.
Closing exercises.
The afternoon session will be an
open air meeting, held at Elkin's Park.
All the Sunday Schools Of the city and
of the neighboring towns have been
invited and many have accepted.
Seats will be provided for one thons-
and people. Bishop Cranberry and
Others will address the meeting.
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BITTEN BY a copPERHEAD.
Little Girls Foot swollen and the
Color of Snake

Color of a Snake.
LANCASTER, July 14.-Lizzie San
doe, I0-year-old girl of East Earl
Township, was bitten in the foot by a
copperhead snake last evening, while
picking berries near her fathers barn.
Remedies were applied, but the young
girls condition to-day is very critical.
The entire foot is not only swollen, but
has assumed the color Of the snake.
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FlREMAxs PIcxIc.

The Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen, of this city win picnic at
Berkeley Springs, Tuesday, July Goth.
A special train win be run from Bruins
wick.
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A TTENTIoN.

You are invited to call and see the immense
stock OF gasoline stoves for sale at my place Of
business. The Jewell Process takes the cake
for beauty, economy and quick cooking. J. W.
X FISHER, corner West King and College streets,
near st. Clair Hotel
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ouMnEnLAND coAL sHIpMENrs.

CpMbEhAANO COAL bhlRmENISs
The shipments from the mines Of the
Cumberland coal region for the week
ending Saturday, July Q, 1892 were
SO, 600 tons, and the total shipments
for the year to that date 1874 100
tons, q decrease Of 397, 769 tons, as
compared with the corresponding
period Of 1891. The shipments to the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad for the
week were 1908 tons, for the year,
], 215, 500 tons, a decrease Of 268. 818
tons, as compared with last year. The
shipments to the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal Company were S,4s4 tons for
the week, and for the year %, 125 tons,
an increase Of 90, 100 tons as compared
with last year. The shipments by the
Pennsylvania railroad for the week
were Is, 022 tons, and for the year $685.
SAT tons, a decrease of 221, TAI tons as
compared with last year.
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William Larrabee was arrested at
Augusta, Me-, for breakinginto thetom
and coffin Of Governor Lincoln and
scattering the old Governors bones.
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WHAT Do YOU WANT 7
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Before Five Thousand Readers.

s.,,.,lous, Help wanted, For Sale, For
R.nt. Lost. Found, strayed or stolen. To
, INV sell or Exchange--W Whatever Your
want. Make IL Known in This Column.
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L0sING OUT.

A SIX You dealer to send home dozen Pabst's
N Beer. T-14-iw
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20 more rusty tinware. have Antitrust tin
Ware for sale, call and see for yourselves. j.
": n FISHER, corner West King and College
streets, near st. Clair Hotel
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[ TREAT RUSH. Great Rush at the YELLOW
~ FRONT, to get a 81 silk Stripe Outing
ehirtfor Scots YELLOW FRONT.
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DO YOU Know

nat TIM WOMB JOB rrintiPe De
psrtnent /. turning qus soms'o Of the
snest Job Printing in the CITY, We
also DO our own binding
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G. McGRAW, Harper's Ferry. w. Va, sole
~ agent Pabst's Milwaukee Beer. 7-14-iw.
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II wIhh PAY

Yon . have yoaF lob Printing done
a, rar Womb once. Al work e..
eentea with neatness and despatch
=, reasonable prices.
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CR CREAM and Berry Sets, in both China
and Glass, from IS cents to Ss.35 at ID. M.
MINERS, on King street
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nv THE WAY, do you know that BROWN
X bas inst added some more of those deli
IONS chocolate to his exceedingly large and
sresh stock of CONNECTIONS
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IITANTED.-A good woman TO assist in gem
w eral house work, good wages. Apply to
Mrs Mary E. Bowhay % E. Martin street. 7-e-fm
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~ Pabsts Beer. IN 7-14-1w.
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H'oR Novelties in China, Glass, White Granite.
= opal Barbadine and Earthern Wares go
Il Nv y. y. kILMER'S big Queensware store, ION
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VIE only place in town you can find D. NJ.
"A rough 4 Cos Fine Shoes for gentlewomen
H. 9. FlkRY's Shoe Store Don't forget the place.
ueAt 70 Hunters Photo Gallery.
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NOR sALE.-1OO, 900 Celery Plants at So per
L thousand RISER HUBER, E. John street.
79.IIn
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-09-30
q U.iYGNE':Y. SEE rms:

Durin. the first half Of 1899 the
United states produced. 5i1l.9l3 tons
OF pix iron. As against 3~.l25,s2s tons
produced by Great Britain. In 10
Years u product has doubled. the
wages per hand have increased one.
third, the price has decreased nearly
one-half. and the United States in pig
iron production la become tirs, among,
nations. let lis not many years since
the Democratic party decided that the
attempt 10 make pig lrcn in this coun-
try-like the war and tlnplate proiuc-
ton was a failure and that we
should restrict our ambitions to slave
raised cotton and buy with it our pig
iron in Great Britain. Minneapolis
T,,ibUn.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

WuEi,EAs. Default has iieen made in the con-
dition of y mortgage, executed by II. u. Lancaster
and .Nmelia +. Lancaster, lis wife. to the Buffalo
tap Lumber Co.. Il corporation, which mortgage,
is dated the 18th day ufSrptcmber. ~. II. 1880: and
WHEREAS. No action or proceeding. at law or
"tiicrwis" have been instituted to recover the debt
secured by said mortgage. or any part thereof: and
WiEi.EAs. Default has been made in the pay.
m"nt ri III. drht secured by said mortgage, which,
hcca'ne due December 1ith, 1870, and is wholly
unpaid: and
WHEREAS. The amount claimed to he due on
said mortga." NJ tn. da'c of this notice is two
hundred dollars and cightyeisht cents (saOo.ss,
and ten dollars attorney : fees.
Notice is hereby given that said mortgage will
he for..losed by II public sale of said premises,
or "A sufficient part thereof. on Saturday the sath
day of October. \. ID. 1879, at = O'Clock y. H.. ut
the front door of the court house in Hot Springs,
Fall River county. South Dakota.
The mortgagrd premises ARE described az fol
lows: LOT number five ~ in block number two
~ except the south sevrnty-iive feet thereof,
in Minn.hahta addition to the town of Hot
Springs, in Fail River county, state of South
Dakota. rs shown ty the recorded plat thereof,
Dated at Hot springs, S. d., this 18th day of
TIE BufrAtoGA LuMBERCo.,
LOOMS :. IT'LL. Mortgage.
First publication Sept. II.
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Cr.Nfmd. %elr. oMns it, own sv>tcm
al water works. and although they
5loagiit water floA springs two mics
away. and tlicn laid mains along fegr
tret-. d ~%cveyal hleel> c4sii. The ca.
tire y len cost but s;l1.lgV. Ihev
l,aNc ! liae sem. ard tle citizens a!e
all @eiigti, i ihaF the fraae5isc was
!.M4N. rNeasasa IS anotAer
pliee sAa' ID ~ ex a, sat = 'en. tl:.t
diint cost nfassy ti.oasand dollars.
isai ii t'iiN sy-tcm only cot afiy.lvc
iN.ou sad several Years ago. waen
ey,rytliA- cost tMice as much here M
the iiili> 4 j, NOW Goes. From all tie
information ihat can he sainel from
those wtie, that own their ovn water
works. they clain that ii is by far bet
ton than 10 grant fran liises to inGi-
yiaRaiS or corporations. Hot Springs
could vote thirty OF tlirtv-Gve tlous-
and dollars. and s..li lie within shc five
per cent. ..nii. ana hy anottler year.
NIL be a}le 10 increase HE amount
sufficiently tnpNtena the mains to any
portion i tie cit. whera the council
aeemea best. Those who nave already
asked for tl.e water franchise did NOT
bind themselves 10 extend mains aloue
any more .YactS l'pan the cllv is now
able 10 cover. BY putting in It's o@n
systom tie city could save quite a .um
annually in hvlrants. for ii wonld rot
TX: tlsem iii ont where neeated. w,,r,s-
a. o;hnfwiSe Tie, we're to 90 in upon
every block. OF every ot!.er lloc!.. and
the city wonll have 10 pay for them
in~t the sane. even if they were tl.rf
or four blocks from Il building. An
other argument in favor of the city
owning the system i, tllat there arc
hundreds OF outsiders who own pre-
perty lee. an are specula,ins on the
Improvement. ,liat the re- dents are
making. The putting in OF the wate.
works would benefit their property as
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-09-30
NoIlcE FoR PusLloAIlnM.

Land Office Mt Rapid City, :. D.. Aug. sa. 1899.
10 Edward l'nrwell. who made d. $. 1o7l, and
whom ii may concern.
>eticr is hereby .iven tia! the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
communication proof in support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk of
Circuit court for Fall river County. :. d., at
l:ot Springs. $. d.. On October IL. 1899, viz:
JnMN JACKSON.
II. y; 3!il. for the z =, sW. y, and lots . ana 3,
Sec. 81. Twp. IS X. d. u. II. NJ.
He names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, anu cultivation of,
said land. viz: Willis +. Sawyer James E.
Chapman. William +. Hall, samuel Il. lIender-
son, all of Hot Springs, :. d..
J. p. LrsE, Register.
First publication septemhrr..
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GlrY WARRANTS PAYABLE.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION ron LETTERS
~ OF ADMINISTRATION.
In the Count: Court of the County of Fall River. /,

State of SOUTH i)nko:u. /
In the matter of the estate of Henry q. Richard
sllolz. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Mary NJ. .sholz has
filed Win the clerk Of this court, Il petition, pray
II gtlla' letters of administration. Of the estate Of
iirnrs q Richard Shniz, deceased be issued to
October. ist.. at 10 O'Clock "a. III. of said day,
holm. Il ,ay. OF a regular term oftlli-conrt, to. wit
oi the special term. 1892. 1T the Office of Hon.
i-ouiuis :. Cli1, judge of the county court at Hot
SPRING.. in thu county of Fall River, stat. aforc-
said has been set for hearing said petition with
and where ANY person interested may appear and
show cause why tie said petition should not be
granted.
Dated September :, 1sas.
SEAL. w. l.. J%rDk1Ns, Clerk.
First publication Sept. 18th. 3t.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-09-30

y. I. Ilirlle. Of the palkS1on Adv
ance, aud candidate for state andi;or
upon the republican ticket. is a bright
Young man. VINO is a power among the
Russians of the state. and lie will prove
a ~vote-2ettar for the entire ticket.
MIR. ~liilile is worthy Of the position
and his popular strength ha> not been
Fully appreciated until now.
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NOTICE FOR Fus,;caT,os

md o:icc at Rapid ci,y. 5. d.. s"pt. q. 1892.
na,nci SETTLER has tilei notice nf his Intention
10 MAKE. final proof in support of his claim, and
'ii't said proof Will be iia,lr hcfo.e CLERK oi
,iicnt Court of Fall River County :. d., at
Not springs. y d.. on November u, ls!aa. viz:
JOHN COLEMAN.
III. Il. iS2'. f.. the ~W. ', Nv. ': NY. !, SW,
, SIC: H.. and Z. !. ~. J.. Scc. 10. Twp. $, :
r. g, Il. u. NJ.
l!r names tln. following Witnesses to prov,
al siii land, viz: Charles %l;iuycre. of smith.
wirii, : D.. .I;tinrs Petty, .Adam ii. Sheeks.
Mari IN n. Parsons, of Hot Springs. :. u.
i. T. LOSE. LEICESTER.
Frs lmb,iration sept. 81.
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Those reverend gentlemen who are
N Deadwood making an effort 10 close
the notorious Gem theatre have under
taken a hard Job we fear. hut deserve
the encouragement and support Of
l~aw-lovnng. moral-loving. respectable
people. The Gem mas 80 long been
considered a necessity by ever some of
the leading citizens Of Deadwood. that
it will be like having Il tooth pulled to
give it up. Yet if The people there
did but know it. that vesitable pano-
rama of hell, has cast a stain and Blot
upon the name OF Deadwood that they
can not begin too o to eradicate if
they wish to obtain a purer reru-
Atidn during this generation.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-09-30

OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

CITY.
Mayer y. y. N.,lover.
'.;inciineI First wnld. Henry Marty. Georg,
y. lltrl.r: second ward, y. $. Stewart. X. +
."n,'r: Third ward, l.. b.. Jennings. Joseph
Vincent.
Attorney Chambers Ke!iar.
.Nu,it"r 30. picknynr.
Observation-Disclosures Petty.
Observation-Disclosures hoe.
lfo.ice .itt!. % NJ. l.. Nanahi..
COT NTY.
.lr1iior .. Moore.
Treasurer James i.rldlcy.
;.!tg.N srth Clifford.
. leri If Court w. L.. .iuGi. ins.
l,eaisi "r of h"rd:-t T.. sawyer.
Sts'ef~ NfrorMry $. Y. Nilsson,
sMi''rin.'n,i.i'; Of schools-l.. ID. Erooke.
.Assessor-.N. Montgomery.
t"untv .Ii;.i:-e L.. $. Gail.
Coroner I! Callahan.
t.nftis-ion.-rs-A. a. Powell. chairman. j. II
Il ni,e. d. :. Mooaie.