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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
The Arm, N~,eraas

Louisville, Ny July 10 Realizing the
fact tina, little more than slI weeks from
to-day the city will have surrendered b--
tore the invading t.nH ~ thousands u tho
NrAni Army. the yarInur cnmmitts-s alp
painted Ia arrange the numb-rl-ss details
Tor the reception and entertainment 81
the bays ia blue are putting on their
working clothes and getting down w bus
in-sH ~ goud earnest. ~ far the hnAuce
committee, which has been ~ work al
summer has failed To meet with the sue
c-Hs tina, hal been anticipated, little
more than bali the sum Regarded a. nee
rarAry having been subscribed. No
doubt Ia -IpT-ss-d, however. regarding
the certainty u The committee finally get
ting all the money II wants and to spsr-
IN RoSI r-AS'n, II. present FL periencJ boz
INK only . r-p-ttion ~ that Of other
citi-- that have hal the gusi fortune 10
entertain previous national mpments.
Spacious h-a,iluArt.rn have been openrd
by the Iir-ss comm i,t.-. and an Ella borAts
program intended H. afford the visiting
working newspaper men facilities for per-
forming their duties 49, we'll a. " secure
some little ~. ym-n, during tho week 10
srrsdy ou,lin-i. One Of the busi-s, do.
, psr,mru,r IL that which has relation 10
tue woin.u's -nd ~ the -ncam pmsnt--tor
no l-rs than i've national organizations
"f widows, daughters, sisters, cousins
and aunts ~ deceased and living vrtsr-
aus will bs IN session here during the
hrr' week ufS-pt-mbcr. This " presided
over 10y Mrp. n. X. Tyler, wife Of Mayor
Tyler, aud the enormous proportions that
her daily mail has reAch-d, indicates that
the fair seI from far aud near will bs out
in greater force than ever before.
"Wh the pruler time comes tho prosi-
d-u, will MAX, himself mighty clear on
the subject II the presidency. He will
not lee before the convention, nor would
he run II nominated. silver will not
have any formidable support in the next
d-ln"crstic national convention. The
craze IL dying out. william X. Morrison
will he supported by the illinois dslsgs-
ton for the presidency"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
Foreclosure eult.

Tho United states Trust company oi
New York, trustee. under the 6rrt mort
gage " the Atlantic d Pacific RAilroaii
company, dai~i July l. 1880. Ia secure
tI6 ,U00, 600 u . per csnt gold bonds, due
July I, 1910, the interest thsrcOn being
Ruarantss.i by the Atohis0n, Topeka d
Santa We Railroad company, and the 81
Louis 4 ban Francisco Railway company
this morning died . foreclosure suit
a9ains, the Atlantic 4 Psei6c Railway
company. the Atchison. Topeka 4 ssn,s
W RAilrAd coapany, tina 81. Louie d
Han PrAnciseo Railroad company. and the
receivers Of thsss corporationsi ais
against ths Mercantile Trust company
and tbs Bos,on Safe Deposit n Trus'
company. praying for forsslcsure Of the
arst morsxaSs above msptsoned. and fo'
. sale of tbs propsFty and tranrhisss ID
the Atlsstie 4 Pseite company W satisfy
the dsbs sseur-d ,bsr-by aiso for The ap
poiutmeos IL On ipdspendsnt rsc-ivsy foi
The Atlantic 4 Pacific, pending the f~s
closure psoce.dins. v. D. Jennings Ane
Riv ard ". sheldon, Of New York. sigI
the bill Of eoaplsint ~ counsel and 90
lisiiov. respectively. fos ths complainant
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
A HALL OF FOUR ACRES.
In which the Prize Fight at Dallas viii
BE Held.

A diagram 81 the great Corhs,t- Fitz
building di plsye'' ., Dan Stewards Office
shows al oct ,gon structure covering 400
fe.t ~ ground, or nearly four Aorss. The
following arr its divisions; Unrsssrved
seats, 80, 1865 reserved seats, II, 6ss sssts
in balcony. 2.+6si sssts for the pr-ss,
S62i total 62,si5.
There never was such th.sier built In
th. uniisi States. The democratic zig.
van ., Chicago hAd $1,000 and the
mus,c hall ., the Worlds fair No mWo
The prize ring, In the center. will bs
forty fse. SQUARE, four feet from the
GRAND. Eaorao,,s - the capacity 10 II
IL -xpset.h thu, -v.ry sra, will In taken,
Secretary wbs-isr vas busy this morn
ing marking ofi the Lox-s aud ssAts taken
by I.-opls ct . distsnce, --DsllAs, T-EAs,
Herald,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
ATTEMPTED STAGh ROBBERY.
Three Bold Men Attempt Robbery Near
Holhrook.

~I't.t. tp I'ly'u
Holhr"k. A t. July H. - Fifteen
miles north ~ here an attempt was made
lac, nigh, Ia bold up the Unit.-i s,st.s
mail aud espr-ss stage, en route ~ for,
Apache Three men sprang from the
roadside and p,rh-i the hors.s, which
became frgh'-n-i and dashed away.
throwing out the driver hu, safely carry.
iug the mail aud express nut ~ reach IL
the rphl.rv. who w-r- not mounted A
detachment II uul,-i States cavalry ar,
IA pursuit 4 the parties.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
asaak,tsa AFFAIR,

There was = clumsy attempt at coup
ling on this mOrning's MEXICO sxpress
,hs, ,.-ul,,-i d,.ss,rously Ia the awkward
amateur. aud has Furnished . hand u
merriInsnt for the sxpsrssuosd hands
around the depot Depot Master Hunt
w"uld NJ, r-onguIIs any suploys Of the
Santa W Who could not aud would not
do better. II the amateur on the rail
wAa not discharged II was no fault q! bis.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
AayerS,slaG Prices.

A single page In ous issus II the Cen.
fury taken Tor advertising costs $500
in Hsrper's tA5i in other mag.
ssinas. &ioo To $3.50. A yearly al.
vsrt,ssnsnt Of one column In the
Chicago Tribune costs t2s.b5o tor the
lowest. aad 81. 900 foe the highest rate
The New York World charges sSs. 100 fOr
The axhss, priesd column. Thsss figures
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
nearly q crash

In the darkness IL the night there
would have bern . clash and . crash ~.
turning from the ws'idins last night bad
NOT the common horss ssnse Of Jake"
avoided the catastrophe, Jake" 10 the
Olrhstsd 4 bison fAvorit-, which dis
pu,ss every inch IL the ground with any
cOntssting animal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
DISTINGUISHED WEDDING.
riavio Sandovai and Aurelis Baea Al the
Hymencal Altar.

eh,,ch ,,,,.d 4, An. ,.,nd. ~ ms,,,mo,v
pl.v,, s.,dov.l ami Aur.b. B.c.
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81. ,r,.,d. -, hath ,,.,i,y,,.h..i .nih..
.u.,,,.,,..i hv .,,c,ur.. ~ ,nyi,..i
.,u..,. f,,u ,h,. mo-. ,oxn and ,rum "a.
r,u,. mart. If IN. t.r,t,r,. ,muL..i,.i
,h. CONTAMINATION ~ ia, marital ,ou,r.e,
n, their u,..-ne. Kew. A. II. t,.u,,l-. 4.
.,t,e,.,.,l. and with IA. customary bl.s..
mn. declared the L.ppy vrs,m anil
charming yuuuy bride tn-,psr.bl. com.
psu,on. for life, III. CHOIR dlsi-us.,i q
hish order u mu.ic, aud added Que vi the
popular wedding marches Of to-day 10 the
sol-mn ,utonA,iun Of ,h. tir-gur,sn chant
Following cam. a sermon II cheering
word. snd .ol.mu sdnonitIou ~ the
young coupl. ius, launched On the -. of
life. Tb. church services w-r. 49, .lab.
CRATE As the simpl,oity uf til. Roman rl,.
usI will ,-ru,t, and the public Appr.cis.
,,on of IN. h.ppy union has no, been
.,unlI-,i IN Va. ,-rr,tnry since JAunbn Yr,
s.rri l,sl B.rbaritA p,t,a beneath tb.
y,Ld.,. ..f,.i IA m.n-.l hover nj l,-rna
lilo
Commemorate. with the ,up~,ns ~
ivious service VA. the RECEPTION and ball
IN ,h. s,r.-, K.ilruad Auditorium an IA.
s.i, v,,und.. Tn. time. hvuorr,i cA,h-.
dr.I hall sound.d sv,,,-r. CAPTAIN Ru,.'
e.,,,n L,nd.r and now IN. yrr.t orch..
,r,,, .,r.,n mor, i,vou. for In. grand
march
NJ. than sv. hu,Jr,-i ~ ,h,. lea, ,,o-
"A. ., ,h. ,,,,,v and ,.rr,,,rv ,,.nL mar,
.od mo-, ~ than .n,..r,-, IN regulation
.v.,,,, dr. III. .,yr.y.,,,, -, ,r.,,v
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,r,,d r., .nr,...,.d ANY nr.v,ous At.
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d.n.,ny Az, Inv .v-,yr.-ps AMI ,r,.ool.
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,,a,, an. e., ~ Al. .v.,i,, GER. man,
,.hI,. l.a.n With beautiful y.r.usum,
and o,h., ro.,.d sow.r.
To d.scrib. Al. wedding f,.., vo,lJ
sound iii. mocl.rv No o,b., than
n. v,,cin.n, coold .p,r,ei.t. IL hunting
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sa.,.l cb.mh.r . fairy yr,,,o ii, s,r d,s
sm,,oa,sd .,,,,,s IN f,.d IN. soul and nj,
n.c,.r IN IN, gui. Earthly inyr-ii-ut,
,h., frvivht.d thu v.n.rous ,sl,l.s e,m.
,r,..d ,v,n,v two small ,,y,. ,v,n,y ,ur.
L.vs . bupdrsi ch,ck.ns. txo hundr-,
,ou,d. NJ K.n... civ b--f half . do..,
hama. b,,.d. ..l.ds and creams. and
xs.rb NJ fruit. contributed from ia,
vold.n orcbsris Of IN, Oee,d.o, Ia f,..
IN. ..l..,.d .,x h,ndrva Thar. x.s a,
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,h., v,,ld d.x. IN. ,m,n,r,.l Ham. an,
ali o,b., n.c..a.rv coneomi,.n,s far IN,
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,d In IN. domain az Mou,-,um.
III. ,.d-,,o. -, ,h. ,r,d. and ,,.,,
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20

sHprss.iss tres DAL eta.

The program Tor tho National lrrlgA
ton Congress, which u.>.ts In Alhupusr-
que Ia B-ps.mb-r. Indicates an unusslly
sbls s.rIes ~ psI-r- aud s'idr-ss-s. The
address 81 welcome To- the Delegates will
bs made by Gov, thornton, Who will bs
followed 6y Judge J. \ Em-ry. Of Kan.
aAs. Among other speakers viii b- Hon
Clask X. Carr. -. minister W Denmsrk
On .tlovsrnOr |. A. sheldon, IL LIE An,
yelrs John 4 fr,st, lAnd comm ,ssion.I
Of the santa W r@di n. X. Moses. III
KsnsAsj Tho-. Knight. II Missouri, 80,
Governor Prince Judge K. r, kinney. N
Utah, and Col. X. J. Hintoa. Capt. "
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20

The o~s, sHlvs in the world for cuts,
bruises, sire, ulcsrs, salt rhsun, fever
sorss, letter. chsppsd hands, oh ubiAins,
corus, ami al skin sruptions, and Posi-
lively curve pilss, az no pay required. u
10 guaranteed Ia give perfect Satisfaction
~ money rrfunded, Proc 10 cents per
boa. For sAls by lr. Thos. X. Burgess b
40, drusgists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
sssp~~tiau the s.tae,

Special coach No. 2i6. belonging 70
General superintendent hAs. Dyer 81 the
Atehison, Topeka a santa v. railroad.
was attached W LAST night's train fro0
the east. From hsrs Mr.. Dyer goss
south Tor an INSPECTION trip. During the
previous big wsshouts Of - snd SO, Mr..
Dyer was in psrsonsl chsrge. No ons
knows tue requirements ~ the rad better
the this thorough railroad man.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
aYteklg Citizen



business.
u,, p.,lr, pare. cam. dawn Lac,
nigh, from B-rnshllo, the garden .po, Of
an, R,o ,ir.pd,.
c...,.. z.,. an, ..l,,. TOO, ,.,
o,.h,,. c.l,,n,,,. h,0i,.d n, . ,l....,,
wal, Ia ,h. caast.
An y,.nv v.l,.. p.ryo,. local ur
p,,ii, ,,..., 10, a..
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w w TAM. An. s.,,. y. In. 49,,
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a, v,.,, ,.l.,,v.. ana s,,.nd,
:,
M 'uy'o e "u''' 'o"
.'s '.' "u'''" '''""
$500.
-. ''' "'e '"'''"~"' " VIZ"
n"' - ''
"'' Wv
ksv' a. H. hsndslari. B. j., has re-
'rne' io.' '.n'a re- s"s,e "e ss's ="
exn' usS' 'e"es' !" '"' '''''' W N"s'
''a"ue', 's' pop.' 'a"'
e'A "s'e'e'' 's~e 'n nro" 'po "o''n 'AA'
-. .,,. o. 49,.
larry Crawford, . worthy young rail-
road man aud SON VI the post scout, now
hobbs down freight train bssveso Nan
Msroial AMI Albuquerque.
Carleton J. RAMS aud vii. were PAS.
sengers on last nights Atlantic express
on their way to Washington ~ Wait with
A, and Mr.. w W Nh.
Harry X. uo.u.r and x,s.. and Dick
uofm,yer. l,f, this morp,nv for . month,
oo,inv in J,p.,. t,.ory- Kru.. will Off.
e,.,. q. n,vb, var,,u..,-r duriny Mr..
uosm.r,, sb.,noe.
NJ s.... -. ~.
,l.,ninv Of N h,.l,b Of l.,, v,. ,o,n,d
h,r, b, b,r mother and l.., nigh, ,b,v
tool the No. 2 train for an oo,isg a, PuI. |
ton. on IN, br,.ks Of IN, P,co..
~ ~
81. ,,.,.,.h.. =, a.. I,..,."s TT.
4 sAuts We railroad, psseed through here
on the California limited express las,
night for scjourn al the coast.
Major w. "A. "A. Ll,v,llyn cam, M
from IN, south On fr,,ub, 80 y..,-ri.y AZ.
,sruoou, and expected 10 NEE, q. N. Ash.
snisltsr, passing through last night for
his uew home ia Colorado Springs.
Mr.. II Ham. x,f, Of III, manager
Of .Ths o.k" bar Der shop, accnmp.u,.,i
Nv h,r b,,l. daughter. M,s. B.,a.,.. lief,
this morning for San M.rc,.l. where they
will vis,, relatives and friends Tor few
weeks.
Manager Cuud,f hal his baud, th.
P,rst regiment. on, l.., might. and the
boy. s,rrn.d.d several private families.
This IL q fol Of tn. c. p,.iu's, "aud fam.
uv ..r-usi,." will ID. in ORDER in the
future.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
TAKEN TO SANTA FE.
Young Biea's Remains Taken Home for
inteTment.

This moruing the rstnaius III Sabine
Blea, who recsivei injuries under the
wbs.ls bslov Atlantic 4 Pacific junction
which resulted in hls death yesterday
wsru taken W bantA Ps for int.rment
Roman Blsa, the greet. stricken father. and
Juan s.pA y Bles, an uncle. had .hArg'
81 the remains
Bsrnardino u BscA, . friend % ID,
fAmily. went up on the same train H.
informed THH CiriEss that young Blss
called on him Sunday " SEE II he could
secure him q pass " RlAgstAn, whsr- b.
-lp-ct.d to hbd work. He was accom-
panied by two young companions. H.
carlo Valencia aud AnsiulAciO CAndelAriA
Th.ss two young men claim that Bic,
vas 10 the act II crnasing the track ~ The
sai- on ~hIch they wsrr when he slipp-'
and fell aud was run over by the train.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
M Nv erlhaaRt .

Her cheeks are like the roses.
Her brow 10 lily whitsi
Aud we'll know the reason,
She TAKES PArks' Tea each night.
she's struIg AMI wall and happy. 400,
Her face 10 clear and bright.
Aud lAughingiy she tells the cause,
~ take Parks Tea each night"
Bid 10y DR. Thos. n. burgess d Soa.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20

probably sstonish men Who spend from
tiO 10 $40 year With paper Tor sdver-
u-ins space and seem N ,hins they are
liberal advertisers aud the, the 6gures
are really high.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
Activity 90 Csrrsiiss,


Prom gentleman who came down from
C-rriilos last night Tns CITIIES learns
that Mr. Cook, who reIT-s-n,s she smsit-r
syndicate, was there yesterday and an
nouneei that the work " construction
will prossed al once. A million Of brick
will In nscded and contracts will b- lei
mmssilatsly The city council has AL
jas,sd Satisfactorily everything connected
with the site, which 10 Across the river
wcst ~ town
since the sm.,tsr 10 an assured fArt aud
tina, they eco the early approach OF
the I,-nv-r 4 X 6rande. tho p."ple 81
Csrrill0s have taken on new life and vim
The bicycle club, which numb-rs about
.lght-su memb.p. has bull, . con
venient rad around town. THIS 10 com
msndAble sntcrpriss
The foo, brsdss across the river wa
greatly wsaksnsd by the recsn, hpot'
and there 10 danger u losing II alto
gethsr,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20

q. "a Montgomery went up 70 BsrnA-
llllo W Wait his sister this lAorainx.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20

SUMMERS BurkhAr ofths local bar, 70.
tarasd hons last nAght.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-07-20
GOLD sTAR,

belonging ~ George w. Bond and Frank
Apdrsws, Who have . four-foot vein Of
ore similar 70 the PhilAdeiphiA. much oi
showing free gold. They are driving q
tupnal on the vein 81 the bass Of the
mountAla ridge. much lover than ,hs
Philadslph,A workings, and their devel.
opmsu, will prove the psrmAesney Of the
vein. The tunnel 10 now In Aboat ~ feet.
run Wits roarnrRI saLr.
In Water canon. - . virgin hsld. Pro-
clpitous mountain slopss, deep cAnons'
heavy timber and Athiek growth 81 brush
ehApparsl Iassss psosps ting slow and
difiieult work. and many Of the locAsor'
Of claims have NOD the msAns W de NOR
than bold their claims. ThA, the loeAtst
discoveries bound the mineral district th'
writer dcss no. belisve, nor tina, tho hes
ninss have bssn brought " notice by ID
work % far done.
Thsrs ere bot lev people nov In wats
canon. bu, until capital tAkss hold Of th
eoutao, .ninss and srscts the nsossssr!
REDUCTION works, aud the miners 10 ID
po~phyry bel, obtain assistance TO do
yslop their claims, thsrs u 70 reason 10
any rush 70 that ssstsoa.
Three classes II men can do we'll thsr
I-Iavss,ing capitalists, parties willing .
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-12-14
SCHOOL REPORTS.
cation.

Report of school for the month end
ing November %. 1895: Number of
days taught, Is; number enrolled, IS;
average daily attendance, y 5-36;
average department., 80; average
scholarship, 894: attendance small,
owing to bad weather. Hal. Jones,
teacher.
Report of school in District No. 20
joint) for the month ending Noyem-
Der %: The work is progressing very
well and the pupils are both energetic
and Industrious. Number of scholars
enrolled IS; average attendance, Is
1920. Those not absent were: Bertha
Goodwin, Ida Goodwin; Laura Good
vim, Mary Lynn, Dollie Lynn, Reuben
Lynn and Leslie Lynn. Those that
are in the Grammar grade are: Josie
Combest, Bertha and Arlando Good
vim and Mary Lynn. intermediate
grade: Ida Brown, Laura and Ida
Goodwin, Leslie and Harry Flynn. Pri-
mary grade: Ola Brown, Frank, Cliff
ford and Lulu CombeSt, Henry and
Richard Farr, Reuben and Dollie
Lynn. W. S. Taylor, teacher.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-12-14
School Notes.

Eta Plants and Elmer Cox are val
liable accessions to the high school.
We regret to note the absence of
Mathew Cross from school on Tuesday
and Wednesday OF this. week on ac-
count of an unfortunate combat with
hitching post on Monday night.
Mrs. Captain Jones was a pleasant
visitor of our schools on Monday.
More of the parents should call and
note the progress of the work.
Elmer Cox was absent from school
on Tuesday of this week being called
upon to act as substitute teacher for
his sister, Miss Allie Cox, who was
sick.
The school will celebrate the birth
day of our Quaker poet, j. G. Whit
tier, on next Tuesday by raising the
flag and by appropriate biography and
recitatiOnS.
A course of study for the Wa-kee-
ney schools has been prepared and will
be submitted to the board for their
inspection and adoption.
Principal Mrs. Best will attend the
Teachers association which conveneS
on Christmas night. The schools will
close next Friday for two weeks va
cation.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1895-12-14
Commissioners PROCEEDINGS
MA-kEENrY. Kan necemher

WA-KEENEY, Kan. December {, 1895.
Board Of County Commissioners OF
Trego county, Kansas, met to-day
to transact such business as might
properly come before them. There
were present j. p. Marquand, w T.
CIPHER and G. II. Neff.
The following official bonds which
had been filed with the county clerk
were approved by the board:
G. w. Cross, register of deeds.
q. w. Lynn, sheriff.
Richard Owen, trustee and assessor,
Collyer township.
John l.. Beemer, trustee and as
SCISSOR, Wilcox township.
Joshua MuSgrave, trustee and as
SCISSOR, Ogallah township.
W. j. Richardson, trustee and as
SCISSOR, Riverside township.
Abram Cross, trustee and assessor.
Glencoe township.
Thomas Wynn, treasurer, Ogallah
township.
@. a. Cortright, treasurer, Wa-Kee
ney township.
John &. Marcy, treasurer, Wilcox
township.
Daniel Mcknight, treasurer, Collyer
township.
A. j. Gullett, clerk, Wilcox town
ship.
Ii. f. Stimits, clerk, Collyer town
ship.
". f. Cross, clerk, Glencoe town
ship.
H. NJ. Davidson, clerk, Ogallah
township.
A. T. Holmes, justice OF the peace,
Wilcox township.
Patrick Wynne, justice of the
peace, Collyer township.
j. w. Hickman, justice Of the peace,
COllyer township.
John 7. Marsh, constable. Wilcox
township.
W. Cronk, constable, Collyer town
ship.
William Howe, constable, Ogallah
Frank B. Walker, road overseer,
Wa-Keeney township.
Charles Thiel, road oyerseer, Collyer
township.
Thomas Kite, road overseer, Will
cox township.
G. w. Tunnel, road oveFseer, Riv-
erside township.
w. "A. Riggs, road overseer, Collyer
township.
After transacting other miscellane-
Gus business the board adjourned sine
die
Attest: G. a. HoAR,
[sEAL.] County Clerk.
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Riverside Items.

J. L. Altman has a new house under
Roadway.
J. r. Tunnel is still under the doc
tors care.
Sam Anderson moved his house to
more suitable location.
Frank Carpenter, who has just re-
covered from spell of sickness, is
able to go to work again on his new
house.
Hurrah for Fritz Halbleib for his
wheat is. Sowed. Farmers can say he
must be hunting wife or it would
seem so from his SpryneSS.
Farmers smiling over the prospects
of a chance to finish drilling their
wheat as the earth is thawing and
even the farm fowls seem to rejoice.
with them.
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County Lime Notes.

Quite pleasant the past few days.
Walter Lookabill started east Mon
day.
John Lofiin has rented the Callahan
farm.
P. \. Hickey received car of coal
Saturday.
NJ. H. Johnson arrived home last
Saturday.
D. J. Wilson is laid up with a very
sore hand.
Wheat is coming up nicely the last
few days.
The people have began seeding
wheat again.
H. B. Fidler was rustling bondsmen
last Saturday.
James Henry was in Glencoe buying
cattle last week.
There will be big turkey shoot at
Ellis next Saturday.
The streets of Ellis are full of
teams every Saturday.
John Colborg was giving bond as
road overseer Saturday.
w. V. Perry was taking in the
sights at the county seat last Friday.
The prospects for a good wheat
crop on the line is the best that we
ever saw for this time of: year.
Eugene Warren was running his
portable chop mill in Ellis Saturday.
The south side of the city of Ellis
boasts of an electric light plant
RESIDENT
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Program of Teachers Meeting, December IA.

Program o1 4edeAerS mee61nS, OScemDef IT.
FORENOON SESSION.
SOng-Led by Mrs. Best.
Paper Advantages of a Uniform
Course Of Study for the County"
"a. ,. GedcOck
Paper ''First and Second Grade
Work. ..... Mrs. Greenwood
Discussion led by Carrie Sweet.
Paper-''Third and Fourth Grade
Work" .....Ca Carrie StradaI
Discussion led by Mrs. Hunt.
Paper-"Fifth and Sixth Grade
Work" -. .Artie Hobbs
Discussion led by Bertha Morgan
AFTERNOON SESSION. p. NJ.
Roll call. answer by selections from
Longfellow.
Paper Seventh and Eighth Grade
Work" .......... Hines Swiggett
Discussion led by H. Harlan.
Song by the Superintendent.
Review of Il. G. work.
Philosophy Of Teaching, pages SO to
~. Medieval History, chapters 4
to B.
All persons interested in the adj
yancement of the schools of the coun-
ty should be present.
By ORDER OF COMMITTEE.