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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-07
BRAKES AND COUPLINGS.

Rates to California until November 10
will he made 10y adding Worlds fair
rates to the SG5.10 rates to the Missouri
river
Business is picking MP al the Fort
Wayne shops of the PENNSYLVANIA, and
the working hours are going to be- in-
creased. The company has ordered 30
boxcars built
The incorporators of the Tennessee and
Eastern are j, l.. Cannable, Charles q.
Sherman. h. NJ. Cannablc 4. W. Gaines
and w. VI. Allen, all OF Chattanooga.
On November 10 the Cincinnati Chi
cage and st. Louis company will pay q
dividend of . per cent on the preferred
stock from the earnings Of the six
months ending June 30,
w. d. Ewing has been appointed gem
eral superintendent Of the Fitchburg road,
to succeed John Adams resigned, The
office of assistant general superintendent
was abolished yesterday.
Ii is rumorad that a traffic association
will be- formed in Baltimore which will
be Independent Of the Southern Hallway
and Steamship association, aud will fur
tier the interests Of Baltimore.
James Mills, well known for years as
Eastern general freight agent Of the
Bnston and Albany nj Boston, died u
few days ago at his home, nenr Boston.
He had been an invalid for a year Or
mors.
The North Chicago street railway has
commercial The use Of compressed gas
az a substitute for oil lamps. A plant
has been pn. ~, TOT W ,ir',.I,' ~,
the gas, ana -uO cars nave "i'e'uE pe''i
fitted up.
Engineers and hremen on the central
railroad Of New Jersey, r ,gai e.. gu, % p
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-07
RICKErY RATEs.

-,
thtcngo Herald.
The New York meeting Of the Eastern
ocorts Of NV,st,rr limos sbovs tho rick
VI
ely character OF me rale-hlniIthlllhH
agreement of the Western Trunk line
committee FREIGHT Association limos. in
..,,.', a.. ,,....i,,.. ,,..,..yi,,. r,.
rcSl'hS' To Tue Ir'Ss'"s h''''s's i"' 4"
better maintenance OF rates ana inc aOol-
ishmont of various abuses All the assO-
ciotior limos evcent tha pre,t Chicago
western became members. All WeuEeu
themselves to advance and absolutely
maintain rotcs ia the Missouri after
Oct. 10 ana 10 'nloraho common Ppiu'S
after Oct. %. They also pledged them
selves that they had not at the time
and wonld not make any cnt-rate con.
tracts extending nftcr Nov. 1
Chairman Bird of the committee. in
order 10 secure perfect UNDERSTANDING
called n meeting Of Eastern agents in
New York ON Oct. 10. Every Inc in the
committee was represented. After con-
siderable difficulty and much opposi.
lion II was decided that each representa-
five should he asked whether he had re-
caiypd notir, of the agreement To ad-
vance rnfes and instructions 10 strictly
enfnrec such notirp. whether any ron
rcscnfotiyc had made contrncts extend
inc bnyond Nov / and whether nny rem
rcscnt6tiyr Ind 1uthorized any CONNECT
In, nr intorn,rdintn limo tn mako any
cnt-rntn controcf cxtendinr bnyonl M
vrmhor M Tho 6rst nuprv tiyn rcprr-
santDtiyps Acknowledged tbpy had re-
ceivei no snnri6r Instructions from their
homo oflirr Four of thn rnnrescntntiycs
nrlnoyyindrcd thny had cut rate contract
nytnnding hevnnd Nay nv refusing 10
answer the query and two In Ike man
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-07
Annrr WEsrERN ROADS.

The bonstcd superiority Of Eastern
over Western railroad methods is thing
of the past, says the Chicago Herald
Only one Eastern road. the Erie, went
through the Worlds fair season without
n fatal accident. OF Western roads, the
Rock Island, Burlington, St Paul. Atchi-
son, Alton. Northwestern and Chicago
Great Western all carried immense
crowds daily without fatality. or the
Southern roads the Nlonon must be added
primarily due 10 its complete block sys-
ten between New York and Chicago. II
may he pointer 10 other roads that at
least tlree Of the suwwcr's. wrecks cost
more each Than thc Eric nqid out for its
block system. The methods Of the bal
ancc OF Ike roads wore practically tue
srmc. Western lines brought more poo
pc than lid the Eastern lines ana the
inference is only fair TINT Western roads
are better managed and better equipped
than their Eastern connections.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-07

Special 70 tine Gazette.
Austin, Tex, Nov. o. The supreme
court today made the following orders
Beltvs. Gulf, Colorado and Santa be Rail
way Company. from Johnson motion for
rehearing oyerruled.
Ellis vs., Vernon ice Company; snbmis.
sion Of motion for rehearlng vet aside and
time granted applicant 70 tile argument
Bosiey vs.. Pease, from Travis former
order refusing writ OF error sei aside and
writ Of error granted and mandate re-
voked
Rignosh VI. Croker, from Irayisi writ
Of error granted.
ST. Louis, Arkansas and Texas hallway
Company va. Henderson, from Iarranti
writ OF error granted.
Ward vs. White. from Jackson; set foi
November ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-07

ST. Louis. Mo-, Nov. G.-Thc South
western Traffic association met ut noon
with every system interested represented
exccpt the Mallory and Morgan steam
shin lines. They have been urged by tel
egraph to send Representatives. who are
expected to reach here Wednesday. I'm
I'll then nothing will be done except con-
siderable work on routine documents,
ON the arrival Of these members the as
ISOLATION will proceed TO elect q clair
man. after which. aud not until then,
the Texas rate decentralization will be
taken up The association will be in ses-
sion ten days or two weeks.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-07
THE RAILROADS..
SAN ANTONIO, HOUSTON AND
SOUTH TEXAS GET RATES
Equally as Low as Fort Worth and
Dallas over the Houston and Texas
Central and Santa Fe Railways.
Other Railroad News of Interest.

Notwithstanding a meeting was being
held In 81 Louis yesterday 10 restore
Texas freight RATES, cutting was still
going ON, or something of similar
nature inasmuGl as the present dis
tances for the rates now in effect were
extended by the Rock Island railway
That road made the announcement yes
ter'lay that hereafter the rates to Fort
Worth and Dallas would also apply to
Houston and Galveston, aud also to all
points on the Gulf Colorado and SANTA
Fe and Houston and Texas Central
railways south Of Fort Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-07

F''E'9FE'
Special to the Gazette,

Special TO the Gazette,
III Paso, Tex, Nov. G,-Croftou, who
was arrested here yesterday ON u telegram
from Chief Hughes of Montreal, still de-.
clures he does not know why he is wanted
but that he is willing TO return without
the formalltics OF extradition. His wife,
who seems older than Croiton, aud whose
beauty is enhanced by tasteful display uf
diamonds is also willing that they return
They were to-day out driving with the
chief Of police, who declares them most
charming people.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-07
20, J, W; Rl1INHART. President
Chicago, ILL.,, October IS, 1893.



o. u. Reed, of the joint track. WINS In
the city few hours Sunday.
John T. Ncsbit. live stock nrent of
uae chicago aud Alton, is in the ciiy.
u. l. Pennington, live stock ornnt ot
ne Sania Zee, Is north on business for
his road.
Commercial Agent $. II. Ely Of IN,
Naiy is ont on the road rustling fol
-, II. Snecd, live stock agent Of the
lNaty, returned home from "A trin /,
~. Louis yesterday
q. NJ, Paine, freight agent of III,
cotton Belt, is out ON the road rustllnp
for business
j. w. Ward, chief dispatcher of. thc
Texas and Pacific at Big Springs, wa.
here yesterday.
George England, travelling auditor OF
he Santa Fc, IL amongst his Fort
Worth friends,
g. G.. Curtis, travelling passenger
agent of the Nandalia, has returned from
trip east,
IL. NJ, Fckenger, travelling passenger
agent of the Kansas City, Fort Scott
and Memphis, the Chinese route, IN IN
the city.
Harry Archer, travelling passenger
spending a few days with The Fort
Worth boys.
j. Il. Paul superintendent Of the Rio
GTndc division Of the Texas and
Pacific, Wis IN the city yesterday cu
route to Big Springs from Dallas.
T. +. Stall, for long time train dis.
patcher in the Texas aud Pacific Ollie,
here. is in the city renewing old ut,
acpuaintances.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-07


Hazelton. Pa, Nov. TIE recovery
of l3-year-old Mary Brogln. OF Jnens.
Vile, who was shot In the abdo,nth by
the accidental discharge OF revolver
IN the hands of butcher ten iays ago,
Is remarkable When Mary was hrst
brought to the hospital in this city snali
hop,s of her recovery wcr, entertained
hy the surgeou-in-chieL The. mortality
OF gunshot wounds in the abdomen Is
very high DR.. Keller, assisted py pfS;
Nusley. Bowman and Sargent ioaIilel
Tie operation known as laparoiomy' idhhryi
discovered the abdominal cavity, nlle'l
with blood, and found seven distinct
perforations OF the intcsiines. Angn,
lar thing in connection with the case w Si'
thc presence Of an intestinal worm, fully
eight inches In length which was found
cnt Ia two by the bullet at one OF Ia.
points Of pcrforation. The wounds 81
the bowels were stitched WIN Dhe SIX.
No bad syl yptoms followed the operation
and her recovery was uninterrupted.
On the ninth day The stitches from ln9,
abdominal incision were removed and
She was pronounced ont ot danger
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-07
!, chERoKEE COUNCIL.
lnio the Gn,etin

'a'aa, l T. Move 6.-The regu.
II 'a Of the Cherokee nation
|.s,,,.' ,o1Eened this morning. An
I'M ''a was effected withou. any
|aier, 4 NJ. Wolf was elected
as,ssss Vie senate, Bird Jones speaker
|,sss The clerks and Interpreters
|alAs t,, Ia,sa Dy national men aud this
.arls,nrs' 7 majority on joint ballot.
4 tkes,a'se . nas notified Chief Harris
= lelisr' ready for business, and he
|skk. MS message tomorrow at .
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-07

his HEART
IgAith Bullet Sent There by His
Good Wife Who Had Been
Deserted by Him.


NN1llied Press,
Aiisr NO., Nov. G.-John Miner, a
= husband met death here this
'ssiai bis home. 40 Morgan street, at
lnsof bis deserted wife. The wife
" him with unfaithfulness. A quar-
'rsN leading to blows which were
sNey the drawing of a revolver By
'aah in the struggle for possession
1''apoh the two fell to the floor, the
ulderneath. While in this position
-aeded in hring the pistol, sending
INTO his heart, killing him in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-07
FROM PRESIDENT REMNANT

FROM PRESIDENT REMNANT
Topeka State Journal.
The following letter was received to-
day, 1t explains why the general office
of general manager of the Santa Fe com.
pany was not filled by election instead
of appointment Tie letter contains a
handsome compliment for Mr. Frey. and
one IN every way deserved by that pop
ular and efficient managor:
To the Editor of the STATE Journal.
My Dear Sir; The absence of tbe
name of our general manager. Mr.
i, " Frey from the list Of general OH.
Wrs OF me Atchison company elected by
ny hoard OF directors AT TOpckn. Kan
@nth INST, las given rise to unnecessary
management. "'' NV
mat Misrepresentation may not exist
Is proper IN state that the bylaws of
w. A,Sillson company make the office Of
EnVrNl manager one of appointment hy
by the bngrl. This is also the case nm.
der the bylaws with all officers, from
general manager down, in direct charge
OF operations Of the property.
Hu'h olicers as president yice-nresi-
drnl' secretary, treasurer, general audi
- N,-l'I3l COUNSEL ami general solicitor
are, termed Officers Of the corporatinn :,
anu are elected hy the board Of dircctors.
ne corps Of officials in charge OF onern.
llnhs are made Hppointecs of the urpsi-
uchl, VINO is responsible for all opcrntions
oi Tue properties, The acts Of n general
manager OF the property are performed
always win the direct sanction Of lin
president or in his absence The first vice
president Wv
lLe misnpprehension concerning Mr.
rey S position doubtless arose from thn
Nv tna! rue former general manager of
we Alchlson company he'd two offices.
unilrly' second vice-president and general
h'uuser' one an elective office of tho
BOARD aud the other that of general
llNhilEerl ~ apppointive office Of the
president. lie duties of second Vice
president OF the company were conv,Nrl
10 thcSe OF The present vicp-presilsAt
Nnuc those Of the general manager went
win the presidential appointment office
IN conclusion, | take the opportunity
To, ADD that the mastcrly mannner i,
WHEN Mr. Frey has handled the opcrn,
tons of the road since his nsstimins H..
Office of general manager confirms fniiy
the opinion which led 10 his onnointn"ni
Nnile ms personal qualities IN man III,
HollhE large bodies Of his follow men in
lne service OF this company have been
sncn MS To endcur him in the affection of
an tIQse who came In contact with him
Shall appreciate Your courtesy In
publishing the foregoing In full
Yours very truly
c, J, W; REINHART. President.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-07
DALLAS SPIKES.


SnecllI 70 Inc NnzeIIe.
Dallas, Tex, Nov. Cit j. thought
Texas Trunk. will be out In few days
time. 1t was found not necessary 10
nuputnte his foot. which was injured
IN wreck some time ago.
United States Marshal T. u. Hunt
will sell the Texas Central railroad
which runs from Robertson 10 Erath
county. travcTsing nine counties. toinor-
row, ON a judgment u foreclosure il
favor OF the Farmers Loan and Trust
company and Tie Mallory STEAMSHIP
company and the Mallory Steamship aud
Railroad company for Sj,OO0OOO,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-07

Galveston. Tex. Nov. 0.-The follow
ing telegram received here today ex-
est. Jonis, Mo-, Nov. q.
To Evening Tribune-I'he San Antonio
and Aransas Pass have contracted with
10 handle their business 10 and from
Galyeston. J. Il. GALBRAITH-H
From this it would seem that IN the
future the International and Great
Northern will haul NJ the freight Of
fhp san Antonio and Aransas Pass
both in and ont Of Galveston. Here
tofore the Arkansas fass tFeght nas
been hnulel by IN, SAINT Fe
'ile contract bergsasl the lnlfrAh'
tional ana Great Northern and Ara''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-07

Better trust al aud be- deceived
And weep that trust and that deceivng,
Than Doubt one heart. that. II believed
Had blest ones life with true believing,
Princes Anne Kemble.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-07

rebuilt to burn wood ind SOM new en-
gines 10 bc ordered win be built on
woodworking principle. The reason given
for the change is that the discount on
silver makes it cheaper TO burn wood
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-07

Chicago Limited Leave
Tx .r'nion Depot, 10. l.. ESQ
~ , Union prrOf.. $40 p m
81 Union Depot No. 70
N IA 4. Union Depot. 200 m
Accommodation
m 4,h street, No. 3iF.,
IA 81, 4th street. 800 a m
..So ", Attn street.. 800 u IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-07

s Sas Pass, viii take effect Immediately.
i mus Is the result Of the ahrosation oi
.ne dltereniial existing between here
Santa Fe. '''' '''
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-07
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
westbound.

No. dally...--;o.o. n m
In ? b. 10. 5 daily .-... o'Oo III
III ) 10. I dally-.....
u 2'''-,.No. 0 daily. ,
~ n,''psrlae trains No. : and
lna ~ Texarkana. 4. o. Junction,
u ~ Emerson. Marshall, i,ohEvieW
sIs Big sandy andy, M pslias, Dallas aud
= 'ITrib.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-07

Worth...... 1;lO y IN
Insroy AND TEXAS CENTRAL
Leave
NO. a cian...... $40 p IN
NO. ~ ,....... $3.50 n II
II . n.......No, 4l....-...
Ia n,......No. 43..----
tur, COLORADO AND SANTA FE,
Nu Northboun1. Leave
.otn....No. 70 dally....,. $3.50 m
Il l....No. > dnlly...... $40 p N
soultbouud.
ts.....No ! dnlly.... 500 IN
" pn.....No, IL daily. .l0:iO p IN
81. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN.
r. Leave
......YO. 4 dally...... s:45 a m
.....No. : dllly...... O:2O y IN
4 m......ho. l daily....
u n......No. daily.
TRANSCoNTINENrAL.
iIiiksaa, Sherman aud Paris.
b Northhound. Leave
......No. 81 dally...... SAB III
southbound.
v No.. No. ~ dally.....
Q. b Lusk, Ticket Agent,
Ins except Sunday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-07
"KATY FLYER"

"KATY FLYER"
ONLY 81 HOURS
uunznas<EzzzHnzsnaz
FORT WORTH, TEXAS,
70
CHICAGO!
sssz'uaSuzsslzusla1z Hrznlusun-uruuzz--asaHs~
~ nformatIon nnnly nt City Tlcket
Office. 4l5, corner Fourth md Houston
Street, or Union Depot.
-
FORT WORTH AND DENVER CITY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-09-01
Annual School Meeting.

The Annual school meeting of Dis
trict No. |, of Brockway Township will
be held at the High School Room of
Yale's Public Schools on Monday
evening September the 4th, at 1880
p. m.
Patrons of the school are requested
to be present. Usually the entire
business of the district at these meet
ings is transacted by about One-tenth
of the qualified voters of the district.
The members of the board of Edu-
cation request that every man and
woman in the district who are inter
ested in the school and the payment
of taxes be present and assist in con-
Quoting the business which is essen
TALLY their own.
A statue passed by the legislature of
1898 provides that women who are u
years of age and upwards, residents of
the district, and who read one section
of the constitution of the State are
entitled to vote at school meetings.
The question of changing the date
of the annual meeting from Septem-
Der to July will be considered, as we'll
as the question of providing additional
room for primary pupils.
These are matters that should he
determined by the voters of the district
and it is hoped that the meeting will
be fully attended.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-09-01
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION.
NONRESIDENT PUPILS.
BOARD.

Foreign pupils difficulty securing good boarding places
reasonable Many who live the village special
Mondays until Saturdays.
Principal securing boarding places.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-09-01
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers
were recorded in the Office of the regi-
ster of deeds since our last issue:
Caroline Beyschlag to- Henry Geist,
land in st. Clair; consideration $1,000.
Carl Seifert to Henry Cruehs, land
in Kenockee; consideration 81 400.
Robert Martin to Thomas Graves,
land in Port Huron; consideration
$500.
VIM. Reed to W. f. Davidson, land
in Port Huron to-wit Gratiot Beach;
consideration 5000.
John d. Grinnell to w. Grinnell, land
in Brockway; consideration $500.
August +. Heiliglag to Minnie
Frank, land in Casco; consideration 81.
Philip Dawson to Thos. Dawson,
land in Columbus; consideration $500.
Edward f. Percival to John j. Bell,
land in Port Huron; consideration
81 900.
John j. Bell to 4. F. Percival land
in Port Huron; consideration 81 900.
Matthew Depeel to John Wark,
land in Yale; consideration $3.50.
Henry Althaus to Michael Roslein,
land in Port Huron; consideration
$500.
Edgar w. Barrett to Agnes Dresser,
land in Port Huron; consideration
50 600.
Wilbur II. Quinn to Geo. Sermont,
land in Grant; consideration 50 900.
Alice +. Porter to Maxwell Gray,
land in Port Huron; 81 $50.
Hannah X. Bailey to Sarah Ashley,
land in Clay; consideration 5000.
James NJ. Young to Susan +. Young,
land in Clay; consideration $3.50.
Dennis Jones to James Lindsay,
land in Kimball; consideration 81 900.
w. l.. jerks to VIM. l.. Thompson,
land in Port Huron; consideration
| 81 $50.
Albert De Steiger to w. II. Quinn,
land in Grant; consideration S125.
Priscilla MaXon to Margaret Conat,
land in Columbus; consideration 50 800.
Albert Pickle to Priscilla Maxon,
J land in Columbus; consideration - 800.
Joseph Morgan to Newell Morgan
land in Columbus; consideration $500.
! James Gleason to Michael j. Gleason
land in Port Huron, consideration, 81
Sarah Campbell to George Lee, land
| in Port Huron; consideration, 81 300.
Henry Ullenbruck to Gus. Petite,
land in Fort Gratiot; consideration
So, 200.
Wilbur Quinn to Patrick Quinn, land
in Grant; consideration 81.
w. f. Wagenseil to Alex. Moore,
land in Port Huron; consideration SO.
+. w. Cottrell to Geo. III. Cottrell
land in Marine City; consideration
81 900.
f. J. Rodgers to VIM. T.. Leonard +,
land in Port Huron; consideration SO.
E. ID. Campbell to Alice X. Armstrong
land in Port Huron; consideration $500.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-09-01

are many diseases that can be detected
by the use of the ophthalmescope
long before they can be by any other
method and many times in treating
diseases of the eye were it not for the
help we derive from its use, we would
not know the exact nature of the
disease, and II guess treatment gets
a chance results.
Too in the matter Of fitting glasses it
is just what is needed so many times
and enables us to decide what lens will
best fir the patient. DR.. MITCHELL.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-09-01

Itch on humans and horses and all
animals cured in 80 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by Grant Holden q Bro,
Yale, Mich.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-09-01
Successful School Teachers.

The following Is q tull list OF I'll
applicants at the regula
eachers' examination held Aug. 3rC
It'll and 9Th in st. Clair county:
Third Grdde.
Mrs. f. s. Black, of Yale.
Retta Tripp, Memphis
Maggie sheridan, Port Huron.
Lena Morris, Port Huron.
Mrs. l.. TOusley Hill, Port Huron.
Julia O'Connor, Mt. Salem.
Nina Cook, st. Clair.
Edith :. Adams, Port Huron.
Maggie +. Hill, Almont.
Sadie +. Waters, Smiths Creek.
Grace LynEburner, Gardendale.
Jennie Roach, MarysYilIe.
Mary Ward, Port Huron.
Lille Roach, Marysville.
Nellie Hitchings, Port Huron.
Florence NJ. Cochlan, Port Huron.
Lizzie Earnest, Zion.
Julia LandschoOt, Port Huron.
Mary O'Hara, Port Huron.
Kate Ward, Port Huron.
Mertie NJ. Snyder, Riley Centre.
Marion Carnahan, Atkins.
Mary McClymont, Yale.
Cassie Newell, Yale.
Anna Balkwill, Port Huron.
d. f. Ryan, Port Huron.
Clayton Ross. Berville.
Mrs. =. Drummond, Yale.
Nellie Shaw, Yale.
Fannie Rhadigan, Marysville.
Grace M. Moore, Port Huron.
Eddie +. Bernard, Marysville.
Mary Roberts, Port Huron.
Nellie Cottrell, Marine City.
Alice +. Willis, Port Huron.
Mary McCollom, Port Huron.
Ella Shanahan, Wales.
Lillian Smith, Belle River.
Tilla Zielka, Port Huron.
Frank Raymond, Capac.
Lena NJ. Brooker, Capac.
Gertrude A. Ross, Berville.
Edith j. Allen, Capac.
Edith +. Carr. Capac.
Frances Brophy, Adair.
Mary Kelly, Smiths Creek.
Maggie O'Donnell, Richmond.
Minnie Shanahan, Port Huron.
Katharine Hayes, Port Huron.
Sara Carroll, Memphis.
Mildred b. Deery, Port Huron.
James |. Cox, Marysville.
Susie McKernan, Yale.
Vina McCutcheon, Dollarville.
Lizzie McMullen, China.
Maud Goodman, Port Huron.
Minnie Willett, Port Huron.
Lizzie |. Wilson, Richmond.
Nellie Stone, Marine City.
Lottie +. Monroe, Port Huron.
Ralph Churchville, Burnside.
Mac. i. Morrison, Algonac.
w. ii. Nudge, Blaine.
Mary Mutually, Emmett.
Laura Mcdonald, Blaine.
Maggie +. +. Black, Hartsuff.
Anna Meikle, Lynn.
Mary Fisher, Lynn.
Lizzie Sheridan, Port Huron.
Lottie Burns, JeddO.
Anna Black, Hartsuff.
Ida NJ. Shearer, Brockway.
Lille G. Smith, Marine City.
Martha Reid, North Street.
Rebecca Bradley, Port Huron.
Winnie Hewshaw, Port Huron.
Bertha !. Stevens, Port Huron.
Alice f.. Carpenter, Marysville.
Clara X. Hitchings, Port Huron.
Hattie +. Wolfe, Port Huron.
Grace A. Hamet, Algonac.
Susie Kelly, Port Huron.
Second Grade
Eliza McComb, Algonac.
Nellie Stevenson, Lakeport.
Edith Pettee, Detroit.
w. II. Roach, Marysyille.
Eddie F. Bernard passed a vel
examination on the secon
grade topics, but could not be granite
4 second grade certificate as he hi
never taught.