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Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09
The Louisiana Press SAYS:

The Louisiana Press says: "a
meeting Of the Missouri fair circuit
has been called at Mexico for Feb.
II, to arrange dates for summer and
fall meetings. Mexico is going to
try to get Strengthened out by Feb.
II and take her old place in the cir
cult. Her grit in the face OF a S22,-
COO debt is worthy of admiration.
Louisiana should take a lesson from
MexicoD
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09

Ex-MAYoR G. l.. FERRIS is arrang-
ing to manufacture his new patent
stove, "The Queen" on large scale.
w think that Leslie will make a
success of this invention and his
manufactory-will be worth a good
deal of money to our town.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09

Miss BELLE MORRIS, president Of
the Mexico Auxiliary, d. o. c., to-
gether with all the members, are to
be congratulated on the neat sum
they raised for the ex-Confederate
Home
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

Ben c. Johnson for distribution as cost in state cases. 49,. ........ $500 %
w ]. Reed, board 3 2l
3. W ofreyson, a~count as school onmksioner. .... 5 90
ID. II. Waltz making 81 ball't 25 90
I. Y Campo ILL., freight o voting ooth 8 81
V. Will ns, express aud stanps......-. ~ 4b
James Young, error in county revenuet tax, 1891 Observation-Disclosures. 33Ol
J l.. Moore, making ballot 2!0i
Thomas Barnett, removing rubbish from court NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6 COL
D. a. Wilson. countys part" f work Oh old cenetery........ ..... - so
Hopkins, lee for 1892 .....-.. SO All
lanes A. Abhay, county supplies 4 35i
James Nctonly rent of room FOL lecuoa. 2 sol
w. iftehour, emit o. nt--... -. Il sol
Amount paid Judges, clerks and constables of election 49,. ...... $50 So
An1nant jury scrip PAID by } A Abbay, treasurer. ......-. 2 1877 IS
Expense OF 223 20
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09
Nesics of Final settlement

Notice is hereby given that final set
tIenent CT the estate of l.. h. ET.her
deceased. viii be made at ths
March term of the Probate Court of
Audraip county, Missouri, 10 be held Al
Mexico In March, 1893.
ID. G. FISHER,
I'd. Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09
So,ies Of Fiaal ssttiemens,

Notice is hereby given that final
settlement of the est.te of AZ. 4.
Giiihan,, deceased, will be made nj
the March. term OF the Probate Conf
OF Audrain county. Missouri, to be
held at Mexico in March, 1898.
I'd H.. NJ. Day.
Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09

THE business men of Mexico do
not pay enough attention to their
sidewalks. Neat and clean sidewalks
are a good advertisement for any
business house.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09

IT may be "a comfort in the broil-
ing days OF the coming July to
reflect how cheap and common ice
is now.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09
No lee Of final ssrtlsuent.

Notice Il. hereby given that iinat set-
Element OF the estate of =. X. Jones
deceased. will be made az The March
term OF thu Prohafe Court Of Audrain
CosHfy. Missouri, 10 be held at Mexfeo
IN March, 1888. THos ]. BARsts.
Adnlinintraff,r
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09

AS A trial of temper and means OF
grace this weather is all well enough,
but as weather, pure and simple, it
is a disgrace.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09
THE LEDGER.
THURSDAY. 8.

If the grounding stayed out OF
his hole he surely froze to death
Monday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09

When in need of anything that
pertains to the jewelry line, don't
forget to inspect the new stock OF
Geo. A. Morris, Jr., Beck's old
stand
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09

THE morning daily Republican at
Carrollton, Mo-, died this week for
want Of patronage.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09

THE motto of the hour in the res
idence districts: Keep in the mid
die of the road.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09

Mrs. MARY LEASE, like Mrs
Liliuokalani, seems to have abdlcat-
ed the high place of authority.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09

Quite a number Of Mexico people
are arranging to attend the inaugu-
ration Of Cleveland in Washington
City on the 4th Of March.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09

IT is a noticeable fact that when
citizens of this county are being
qualified for iurymen, in answering
the Question as to where they read
anything about the case, invariably
reply, I'm the Mexico LEDGER
1t is the ambition of the manage
ment of this paper to place it in
every family in Audrain County.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09

On Thursday February Is.

Having sold my farm, I will seli =
paoiie sale At said farm, I miles uonas
OF Mexico on the Paris road, On Thnfss
day, February Is, 1898. the fo,low1nS
described personal property, to-xiE
Nine head horse stock, consisting q
brood aud work mares from thru
10 ten yearso old. ole three-yeaf-old "
iy. two horse colts, M mule coli. -
Ten head of cattle, consisting OF foa,
COWS giving milk. n COW and CAL
z steer calves, aud Ego q heifer CAVES
Twenty-six head of hogs, consssstpk
OF six hrood sows. eight good 49,
itogs. weighing about 175 ponndA z
head of nice g ioais.
rifty head OF breeding ewes, all ofeof
VIII Toe sold in mum Uers to suit ppf
~chasers
All OF my farm impls ments, consses
ing of one spring wagon, ono mrsa
Wagon, q new cotn planter win dfaa
attachment, n new Ihree-borse BIT
row. n cutnvaior, piuws. harneess
household and kitchen goods aud ON
er articles. -
Trims OF SaLE-Sums OF SO a1e
under. cash. Over Sl0 a credit ~
per tttit. lttCIcS YF
ef giving bankab!e nole. NJ prsRszr
~ removed until terms are eofnTsliea
with. THuS. FORSYTH.
James I. Johnson, Auctioiesf.
Administrators Notice.
Notice Is hereby gwen that lettses
% sdm nistfatian u5o tie estatsZ&
augustus Turner, deceased, hayee
gran ed the undersigned by 3 ~ n
Date Court of AudFsin Cs,unty. 3.
souri, bearing date January 21sfsee
All PERSONS having claims agaltss
said state are REQUESTED TO +xsIss
them for allowance 80 the adrntnistssxF
Tor within one Year aitrr date II gen
Ifsg letters, n they msy &c preciaags
from Any be Ne fit OF such estate,
such ciaiEls be rot exhibited VIII
TWO year. from the date they Wit
forever barred. ID. p. F UusTTsZz;
Administrneo<
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09
Agricultural News aud Notes.
Cuba reports a large sugar ere

CuDa reports a large sugar crop.
According to the Utica IN. Y.)
Board of Trade, the transactions in
cheese recorded are 124, 1854 boxes,
or Just one-third less than last years
transactions.
DR.. C. G. Miller, Marengo. ILL.,,
was elected President of the North
American Bee Keepers Association
for 1898; Frank Benton, Washing
ton, D.. c., is Secretary.
The wheat crop is slightly above
an average one in yield, says the
Department of Agriculture's report;
the area as estimated is IS, 554 ,43o
acres; product, SIS ,949 900 bush
els; value, 1885,, Ill ,SS1.
According to one estimate the
hop yield for New York for the past
season is given at about 115 900
bales, that of Washington at 10000
bales, Oregon 1900 bales, and
California probably about 40, 200
bales.
AT a late meeting, the North
American Bee Keepers Association
recommended that s'the apiarian
societies of the various states me-
morialize their Legislatures to enact
laws that shall forbid the spraying
of fruit trees during time of bios
soming."
It is told that the heeces OF En-
glish sheep imported into Australia
are gradually growing lighter. This
is supposed to be a result of the
fact that heavy feeces are not need
ed in so warm a climate, and is
mentioned as an instance of natural
adaptation to circumstances.
The cor average, as estimated by
the Statistician of Agriculture, is TO-
I626 ,65S acres; the product, 1925
AGA, 900 bushels; value, $642, 49,
$50, averaging 1913 cents a bushel.
The estimates for oats are, area, IT,
063 1856 acres product, 661 ,035 600
bushels; value, 5000, 253, GIL; yield,
per acre, 244 bushels.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09

C. B. Morris will manage the Jews
elry store for his brother, Geo. A.
Morris, Jr., and will be glad to see
his old customers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09

]. Biek. Of Rush Hill, was in
Mexico Tuesday. He says trade is
moderately good ia Rush Hill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09

Chris Nohrnberg has just return
ed from the State Of Arkansas,
where he purchased 81 head of
stock hogs. Mr.. N~ohrnberg is now
living at Rush Hill and George
Walker is feeding 100 head OF cattle
tor him on his farm, 5 miles south
east of Rush Hill. MI. Nohrnberg
owns a half interest in the Rusn
Hill creamery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09

q 95 25
no la 80
al so 81
SO III
a. "A So
AZ 1AS 81
q a "a
AZ 81 OF
IA 100 81
Al 7S 90
4s . 70 81
As. SO 80
10 153 81
81. So 10
SO. ~. 49, Al
SO 14 o.
la So Is
l55. -. .. 49,. 1o4 IS
90. 43 So
E7 81 Al
rs 81 ~
l59 $500. 142 20
i60 80 90
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09

D. P. Moore has bought from
Mrs Mary F. Smith and Mary Har-
din Talbot, 100 acres of land near
Farher, Mo-, for 50 400.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09
$5,796 80
FOR BENEFIT OF POOR NOT AT THE COUNTY FARM

s J. BuckDer, treasurer. for benefit of Mexico poor 8 900 40
- Buckner treasurer, special appropriation for Eubanks, KIgore
and Davis 25 90
j w Scharln Keeping 80 DOL
mahda 1eager, care OF on-..-......-. 40 DOL
freema u fthdieton, pauper collin. 49,. 5 90
~ " Natkl Tor heneht OF Phoebe ....... 35 O
Mary LYONS Tor caring for daughter. SO DOL
iouIsa tampbeh for caring or 80 90
II. y II fhts, meitcat attention to poor. 8 COL
Dr. u Adams, post nnortem-- 10 DOL
Loeoe Jones ---.. ........ Is col
t1afIIyf dchardson caring Tor sick boy. Is COL
)" aue uthof furhl'uret company, three aper Collins Is DOL
NJ van paupef 5 COL
~ dT M um: meaea ehu TO BeaC lie family Observation-Disclosures. 70OI
" T. EihoHt taxing Falpef TO county YARN. 2 sol
d SPeafs; panpef COLIN 80. 50OI
33O =. LNuaHstt W psauPT, connhS: -. 10 DOL
. ~, ~ rofahami oF oeheht OF Beadie family. -. 10 00|
~ W MASON SIX paupef colns- 80 90
" Is nBiofef benehtoi PhoeheJ Jones. As 0O{
T. N anUh, treasurer, nheht OF o. children, mutes............ Is 90
- n couFfS padpeF CONN: -. 5 0Ol
2 L. Echnohs nr oaent vi saleB erry.-.- 90 90
'oh Sellers, % fepaf damage o by cyclone July :, lS92......... Is 90
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09

By an arrangement agreeable to
both parties, "The Kings Daugh-
ters'' have consolidated with the Ex-
celsior Library Company, represent
ed by Mr.. Jones. The Kings
Daughters added to the library
about one hundred and twenty-five
volumes of good @literature. Mr..
Arnold Mckee has the library in
charge.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09
Road Dis. No.

'.,t'.-.. 49,. -. ....S ls So
2O4 So
. 1880. 16 90
l77 IS
1s8 %
- -. Jos so
'''''.t' S6 81
-. -. 100 95
- .'..-.' 81 So
~ 49,. .'..... aN9 81
49,. 155 "A
70 '....r-'. 1890 26 40
- 232 90
-: -. ...... --...- 80 III 10
-" 49,. 1877 3S
I9 81
49, 80 24 10
20 la5 IS
a-.'' = ...t'- ..--.... $3.50. 81 So 65
:" "t"'.'" 208 92
- pa OF
as "-.st- 23 "a
POI 10
1S 10
aa go. 81 So
81 "a
ae l24 OIL
20 - III "A
% .-................@. 2s6 81
70 OF
....... rs IS
22 IS
10 t<..s... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 125 OF
Il5 "a
o. os
e.ts.t-ss ,.s.tt. t.-..t I0 I3
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09
Marvellous Surgery.

ANDERSON, Ind, Feb. A most
marvellous piece of surgery was per
formed here last night by DR..
Hodges. Mrs. Geo. Hanlan who
was about to become a mother, died
and the unborn child, alive and well,
was taken from her body nearly an
hour after death.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09
ON ACCOUNT OF INSANE.

r. S Shields, treasurer, board and clothing county patients ...... S 1oas so
anne \. Aobay, advanced pay o county pauenis............ -. 100 90
prs. ode N Basket examining county pat ents. 6 90
Lrs. Rodes aud Frius, examining county patients ..... .... 3ml
Ds. " H. q L. " odes xamhning county patient. 8 COL
D RS -, Fr r. q Adams, examining county tauens.... ......... 800
~ L . Nlahmhg, examining county patients l sol
d L. I1amhlet, taxing paueh6 IL asylum. 8 65I
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09
Receipts AND EXPENDITURES
Audrain County, Mo-,
FROM
JANUARY l, 1892, TO JANUARY /, 1898.
Receipts.
ExPENDITURES
ON ACCOUNT OF COUNTY OFFICERS.

NJ c. Flynt, presiding Justice county court and mileage. .........S 1i so
= 4, Kendall associate jusicec county court aud mleage ........ 134 90
] ID smith, associate Justice county court and mileage ......... 126 40
q. w. Adams sheriff. -. TAT 10
James A. Abbay, treasurer ..:.... 500 40
J. V. Williams county 1850 90
T. Il. Locke. deputy county clerk. 49, 81
John ". Atchison, eoleetorsc commission on county revenue....... 737 "a
JOIN. ". A chRon. commission on road OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. So 81
F. r. Jesse prosecuting attorney. 100 co
John Y. Mclean, assessor 49,. ...... -. 65 "a
{. u. Rodgers road and bridge commissioner. -. ........... 61 go
Ben O. Johnson, Circuit 40 is
b. w. Torreysou, county school commissioner. ..... 40 90
--
aoo Of
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09
ON ACCOUNT OF BOOKS, BLANKS AND PRINTING

Barnard & Co., books and blanks.
Standard Printing Co, DO ks and blanks
K. Nj. White, printing.
5. b. Cook, printing ...-...... ..
r. d I. A. Ennis, books and baf ks. =. -.
n. +. Sholly ooks
~ % - S "tone
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09
ON O oF ROADS.

ON ACCOUNT OF ROADS.
White HalFTe Clay &c, eulvert ripe............... .....".......s 25 90
omnnhsstohers Oh j.. X BROW 4 so
geo juneau, special appropriation foT road Observation-Disclosures. rs 90
W " 1onneoh, special appropriation for Florida oad........... 100 90
= . ID thlhh euIFert on florida oad 90
y I'm ,s2 W expense 10 state road convention at Chlihcothe. 05
'wge % Il expense 70 state od convention ........-.. 8 O5
ssI so
AMooSi FAlp oFERsEERs FOR WORK AND MATERIAL SINCE
JANUARY I 90 F.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-09

a disgrac
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-30

1t seems that the United States is not
the only country that has trouble with
its seal fisheries Chill has some fine
seal rookeries at the straits of Magellan
and has just heard that there are lot Of
vessels there violating her laws about
pelagic sealing. There are two Ameri
can, three argentine and four English
schooners, at it, and Chill has ordered a
couple of her war vessels to GO down and
prevent the futile slaughter of the seals
Each vessel is armed with rapid FIRE guns
and is manned with crew that will hot
hesitate to use them.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-30
The Currency of the Future

The current issue Of Hambleton' i,
Weekly Letter discusses the financial
situati, IN intelligently, and has some re-
Aeetions upon the currrncy OF tue future
which We produce
Presuming Gays the Letter. that the
Silver Act of 1890 will be repealed we
think the country will have No trouble in
taking care of the present silver ca. renty
If it is even assured that there is an end
TO its issue, the trouble and dlstrust will
cease Its repeal having been accom-
plishsd, the next step will be to place the
currency of the country upon a safe and
sure basis Ii no new bouds are issued
th.re can be 10 Increase III national bank
note issue, and eventually the national
banks will cease to be banks of issue as
they practically now are But we take it
that the banks and not the Government
are the proper ones to regulate the cur
rency and we hope the national banking
act may be so amended as to perpetuate
Shis, the best, safest and most satisfaco-
ry form of banking we have ever
enjoyed. In our opinion the currency or
the future rests between an amended
national banking act which will protid
some mems by which the national banks
can become banks of issue, aud State
bank system based upon the laws of each
individual State. Our preference is by
far in favor of tie national banking sys
TEN,
Out of the plans proposed it may be
possible to formulate an amendment to
the national banking act which may en-.
able a continuance of the Sys EN- If th
system is to be continued, some provision
must be- made for circulation or other
wise, the banks will fnd it more profitable
to surrender their national bank charters
AMI bank under State franchises. A.
least tue next Congress can amend the
national bank law by reducing the tax
on circulation and by permitting the
banks to issue circulation up to par Of
the bonds deposited. instead of 80 per
cent. as at present. This would increase
the circulating medium some $4,000.
900 and would encourage the establish
ment of new banks.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-30
yirgIn,aee Mines.

N
In the lorth side of Stone Mountain,
six miles from the month Of Stony Creek.
in Scot, county, Virginia, has been dis
covered na'ural ice house on grahd
scale. One IT the III set lers frs, dis
covered it about 1881, but owing to the
fact that the land Oh which it was sitnat
ed could not be bought. he refused to
tell its whcreaboptA, aud wouli only
salse ice from it in case Of sickness -
He died without revealing the secret to
even his own fImily, anil but for plrty
of "Seng' diggers entering the region,
it might ha remained secret for gen
eratious, as it is situated in an unfre-
qucnted par. Of the mountain. The ice
was only protected from the rays of the
sun by thick growth Of moss resemh-
ling a texture. and like moss that can be
seen dangling from the oaks Of Louisiana
and Texas. Its formation was after the
fashion Of a coal vein. being few inches
thick in some places, while several feet
in other. The formation indicates that
it had been spread over the surface in
liquid state and then concealed. BY
what process it freezes or was frozen is
matter of conjecture at this stage of in
vesti CATION. Some think that it was
formed in the winter. and las been pro
tectcd since by dense growth of moss
which covers it. while the msre pausi-
BILE theory is that beneath the bed is sit
mated a great natural laboratory whose
function is formation of ether. and the
process of freezing goes steadily on
through the heat as well as the cold -
The growth Of moss resembles the hang
ing moss around Hudson bay, and indi
citcs frigid temperature. The bed
covers one acre. -.Ex,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-30

Grasshopsers have blocked railway
lines in American. but il is only in the
Z st that such plaques have been for
milable enough to obsiruct navigation.
A few days ago an account was giv,n
The London chronological Society Of the
recent visitation Of The Gold Coast, in
West Africa, by several swarms Of To-
Gusts. one of which extended east and
West as far as the eye could see and was
about two miles wide and from a quarter
Of mile to a mile high. In the ensu-
ing discussion, Col. Swinton stated that
he had seen much larger swarms, and
mehtionel one which settled on a siea".-
boat 10 the Red Sea in ssch numbers tina.
frequently stops were necessary to clear
the paddle wheels from the insects
The locusts may travel or be carried by
storms for from land, an immense
swarm having been once seen 1900
miles out in the Atlantic.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-30
Ssme Marriage Statistics

An analytical statieian- discoyors that
10 the upper, or, as he 6esignates them,
the prudent classes of English SO ciety,
more bachelors become benedicts between
the ages of So aud 40 than at any other
period. Only 81 of 1000 bachelors
take wives unto themselves betw een 20
aud - years; only 81 between % and
80; while between 80 and 80 the mar
ryinI figure runs up from 1873 to its
maximum of l47 in every thousand be-
tween So and 10.
Figures such as these may have their
valve to a Nautilus or Herbert Spencer,
but they are meaningless to Hero or
Leandtr If love laughs at locksmiths
1t will defy the statistician, who can
only classify results, not produce causes
Th" publication of these figures will
neither increase nor lessen the romance
ri youth or middle age. Maidens will
bestow no fewer smiles upon young men
under 30, because the social philosopher
has figured that they are less likely to
marry than the more staid aud perhaps
more substantial bachelor of 35. Such
statistics would be more interesting if
they could De made to reveal how many
of the marriages Of uidile age could be
traced to the acquaintance and friendship
of an early period.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-30
Summer Series of Tours.

July 1lth and 18th. August 9Th and
22nd are the dates selected for this series
Of personally-oonductcd tours to the
North. Watkins Glen, Niagara Falls,
Thousand Islands, Montreal, Au Sable
Chasm, Lakes Champlain and George,
and Saratoga are among the MANY at
tractive pla ,es to be visited.
The rate of 800 90 applies from New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington, Harrisburg, and intermediate
station, and correspoldingly low rates
from other points. This rate includes
every item of necessary expense during
the entire time of fourteen days spent on
the trips, and is remarkably low consid
ering the large territory covered and the
luxurious entertainment afforded at the
different places.
For detailed inform ,tion address
G orge w. Boyd, Assistant General
Passenger Agent. Philadelphia, or ap-
ply to nearest Passenger or Ticket Agent
Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-30

There is a wheel on the Midway at
the Worlds Fair which carry those who
like elevation to height of $50 feet
There are so cars Oh the rim of this
wheel. Each car carries 80 people
Each circuit of the wheel requires fifteen
minutes. The distance around is $50
feet. The wheel cost 100000. The
70 ton axle is the largest piece of steel
ever forged. To swing it into plumb
position $50 feet from the ground was
feat without precedent. The total
weight of the wheel is 4, 300 tons. and
engineers say hurricane blowing 100
miles an hour wouldn't bulge it.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-06-30
SCHOOL. NOTICE.


TINE Board of School Commissioners will
i meet at their office in Port Tobacco
TUESDAY, July nth, 1893,
iOr the purpose Of receiving Teachers Reports
Teachers of coored schools will be paid on
Thursday, July 18th.
Teachers OF white schools will be paid on
Friday, July l4ih.
Teachers Association, Colored, Thursday,
July 18th.
All Teachers White and Colored are especi-
ally urged to attend their respective associa-
tons.
Teachers can be supplied with Blank Term
Reports by calling on, or sending to Messrs.
Roberts 4 Owens
Teachers must charge themselves in their
Reports with the full amount of Books puc-
chased by them from the Book Depository.
n bah charges for incidentils must be
accompanied with voucher. Teachers de-
string friends TO collect their salaries are re-
qucsted 10 send written orders. Teachers
holding certificates that have expired or are
about to do SO, are requested to forward them
for renewal.
Vouchers must accompany all bills, how
ever small
All reports must be made out on blanks
prepared for the purpose. Every report must be
affirmed, or sworn to before justice of the
peace or a member of the board, unless the
teacher has taken the oath of office.
BY order Of the Board.
G. W. BERRY,
Examiner.