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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-09-27
SINKING FUND INVESTMENT

Wells Fargo & Co.'S bank, for
purchase of 20-s1,00 per cent
school bonds, Nos 81 to 20
both inclusive, of the Salt
Lake City School district,
dated August l, 1892. purchased
for cancellation and as an in
vestment of the sinking fund 20,5S1. 90
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S bank, for
the purchase of 20-$1,000 5 per
cent 1908 Salt Lake city bonds,
No 101 and Nos. 122 to 49, both
inclusive, from Montague &,
Co., London, England, bonds
dated September 1, 1885,. 100000
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S bank, for
per cent premium paid for
the purchase OF the said Salt
Lake city bonds ............ 400. 90
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S bank, for
interest on 20-S1OO0 Salt Lake
city bonds from March l to
April 20. 1896, at per cent. 141.67
Total investment .............s H,122. ST
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S bank. for
warrant No. d. LOSS issued by
the board of education for the
purchase of 10--S1, 900 3 per cent
bonds as an investmen of the
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Notice.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Mutual Stock Asso-
citation viii be held at the store of the
Newman-Nott Shoe Co., No. 81 South
Main street. Sat Lake city, Utah. on
Monday evening, September %, 1885, at
& o'clock. to hear the annual report. elect
officers for the ensuing year, and trans
act such other business as may be prop
erIy brought before the meeting.
ARTHUR PARSONS
Secretary
Salt Lake City. Utah, Sept Is. 1885 K
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$32O,241 81
$5zU, :
DISBURSEMENTS.

Interest on bonds (hree series
issued by the board. ............ 41,2S5 g.
Sinking fund Investment
Bonds Of Sat Lake City
school o.strict, re-
deemed Nos. 81 to 70,
both inclusive, series 2,
denomination 81, 900 each,
per cent .............. $4,000 90
Premium paid for pur-
chase of same .....,.... 5S1 90
Bond of Salt Lake City
Purchased for invest
ment of sinking fund.-
No. 10l and Nos. ID to
49, both inclusive, dated
September ], I8SS-10-20's 10000 90
Premium paid for pur-
chase Of same ......... 400 90
Accrued interest on same
Accrued interest on same
paid ......-........... IA 81
---S A.122 81
Treasurer board of education
For warrant No. d 1,065 issued
for the purchase of bonds for
an investment of the sinking
fund, returned and cancelled
unpaid. the purchase having
failed Of completion ............. 10000 90
SSOO,s7O "a
Balance cash on hand July /, 1896 1880 81
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WASHINGTON SCHOOL

o. H. Alvey, principal. ...........$ 1,2Ol 90
eugene Bruneau, teacher......... 3S2 90
EDNA NJ. Hyde. teacher. 204 70
Alice S. H Horne, teaeher........ 573 70
Mamie Vinegar, teaeher.........-. 517 CO
Bertha PlXley, acknowledgements. 427 80
Louise a. Strong, teacher........ GA %
May Goddard, teacher. ............. 40 %
Cora n. Walter, teacher........... ga 6S
katharine Everett teacher....... sos 90
Grace Near, teacher. 525 rs
Mary L. Bowers. teacher. 6l7 80
Grace Hadley, teacher. $50 90
Alice ScovlIIe, acknowledgements. 644 63
Nellie NJ. Powers, teacher.......... 644 63
Leora .. Han, teacher............. GA 90
Retta Casady, teacher..-.......... 644 IS
MRS. l. h. Dlehl, teacher........... oil 90
Grace Goold, teacher. ...-.......... 2l1 90
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HAMILTON SCHOOL.

Lizbeth N. Qualtl oLgh, prlnc- pals L.
Dorothy Bowman, teacher.
Hattie l5adger, teacher.
Mona .. D.ggs, teacher. .........
Lily 4. Rocne, teacher. -
Grace Il. Frost, teacher. .
Aya Lloyd, teacher.
Dolly Stopper, teacher.
lnlfred W oodmansee, teacher.
Leah d Arnold, teacher.
j. circuit cross, teacher.
Lucy Corker, teacher. .............
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Special, TEACHERS

Anna Robins, auxiliary teacher..s 716 %
George C. Young, supervisor of
music 1,o0U w
D. r. Augsburg, supervisor of
drawing ...'....:.............. 1850 90
steal culture ..:................. 900 90
of primary grades .............. 1,25o 90
OF penmanship .s................ 74s rs
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FREMONT SCHOOL.

J. e. Mcknight, principal. .....$ 1,O9S Is |
Lillian Hamlin, teacher. 631 Il |
Eva S Thornton. teacher 6s7 60 |
Clara s. Hill. teacher ....... Csc so |
Bessie kimball. teacher. 612 63 |
Rachel Edwards, teacher......... ga 25 |
Anna Youngberg, teacher. SIT 50 |
Nellie A. Craft. teacher. 573 90 |
Or1is j. Can. teacher. q 90 |
Horace Cummings, teacher....... 55S 90 |
Nellie Clarahan, teaeher......... SO rs
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FRANKLIN SCHOOL.

II 6 Hallock principal. ..$ 1,09S %
Telle Lawson teacher. $50 90
clara Cooper. teacher ............. 40 90
Rarbara NJ Hoffer, teacher.... 64l rs
Mary E. Berkeley, teacher......... GA IS
Maude Hardy teacher. 5l4 %
Katharine Parsons. teacher...... 40l IS
clara Shaw. teacher. 5l9 90
Anna Bartholomew, teacher. 525 25
BESSIE Eurgens teacher........ z29 20
Matte 3. Prosser, teacher ....... 627 10
Ion Dunn teacher. 49S 90
Netah Yeardsley, teacher....... 2S4 IS
Florence Timer, teacher.......... 157 so
Olive Lister, teacher........-....... 156 %
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$Sl024l 81
Treasurer board of education
BY warrant No. D LOSS issued
for the purchase of bonds as
an investment of the sinking
fund, returned and credited to
to the board of education and
cancelled and unpaid ..........-$ 10000 90
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WHITTIER SCHOOL.

Eta Powers. principal. 7SS 81
Rose H Larson, teacher.......... 525 %
Mrs 6 A Henry, teacher....... GA 60
Carrie S. Thorn, teacher.......... 564 90
Cora Y Eaton, teacher ........... 620 20
Mrs. e. 4. Sheperd, teacher...... go IS
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IACKSON ScHOOL

William Bradford, prnclpal 1889 %
Evelyn Rideout, teacher........ $40 20
Cara Larson teacher. Al 80
Amy Nhlppie, teacher. SIC 90
Emma Bledsoe, teacher. GA IS
Enrna +. swan, teacher. GA 65
Anna Vinegar, teacher. .......... 573 10
Rose s. Zock, teacher. GA 63
Lottie Burch, teacher. So %
Annie Anderson, teacher. 2S2 20
Anna c. Price, teacher.- 525 70
Nalerla Brlnlon, teacher...... 3cz 10
Saife Cox. teacher. GOA Is
Lura Beason, teacher. GA So
NJ Grace Lung, teacher 644 63
Lizzie Bond, teacher. GA Sc
Amy Whipple, teacher. %
Cara q. ). Cross, teacher. 327 SO
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Grand total of janitor's salariess1S. 2S1 50
IANITORS- SIIPPIIES.

COAL.
Ontario Silver Mining Co., btu
minous coal 5,2OS O5
P. V. Goa Co., anthracite COAL. 692 65
William Hartman delivering -. 90
$3.50 70
WOOD
Coop. Wagon & Machine Co.'s 152 6S
Weber Coal Co., hauling. .......... s so
...$ 161 As
GAS.
Salt & Ogden Gas and Electric.
Light Observation-Disclosures. 80 10
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Jennie Simons, teacher. $40 rs
LOAGtELLOw School
Mary B. Cooper, principal........s 764 90
Rate Moore, teacher. go %
1race BAILEY, teacher. Az IS
Grace StanchfieId, teacher......... AUS IS
Celia Mcfall, teacher..-........... $50 Is
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SUSPENSE ACCOUNT.

W w Randolph, refund of spec I
ial school tax of 1890 ............S 1850 I
s. B. Westerfeld refund Of spec
ial school tax of 1890 .............. $50 I
Waldemar VanCott. refund of
special school tax of 1890 ...... 47.53
e. 3. Wicks, refund of special
school tax of 1890 .............. 29.OO
". j. Harvey. refund Of special g.
school tax Of 1890 ............ Ills !
w. Scott Crismon, refund of
special school tax of 1890 49, 14.s2 !
q
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LOWELL SCHOOL

G. N. Mckay, principal. 2S9 %
Virginia S. Stephen, teacher. All 80
Luld Van, teacher. 429 Is
Mary Dysart, teacher. 644 So
Lucy NJ. Van Volt, teacher....... 641 %
Matte b. Mckay, teacher....,.... GO co
Blanche Chadwick, teacher...-.-. Dol 10
Dena Green, teacher................ GAL 26
Emma b. Dashley, teacher. $50 10
Margaret Utter, teacher. sos 70
Alta Virgins, teacher. 642 80
Bertha J. Curtis, teacher. ......... CO. 40
LYDIA r. Wheeler, teacher........ 6S7 60
Levi Young, teacher. 37S 90
Elizabeth Clarahan, teacher..... go 70
May V. Cavanaugh, teacher....- u 60
Jennie NJ Carney, teacher........ 6S7 60
Mary /. Hoag, teacher. 567 OF
May w. Pearse, teacher. .......... 513 90
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SUMNER SCHOOL.

w w. Barton. principal. COS Is
Maud Potter, teacher. $50 90
Theresa Godbe, teacher. ga 63
Georgia Wheeler, teacher.... $40 70
Emma T. Daft teacher. Ola %
Lizzie McMillen, teacher.......... 6S7 60
I,veIyn. Reilly, teacher. ............. SO rs
Ms S. T. Barnett, teacher...--... 562 SO
Olive G. Graham, teacher......... $40 IS
Susie L. Waynick. teacher...--.... 56S e.
Flora c. Blackburn, teacher. 6S7 60
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Salt Lake City. July Is, 1896.
To the Honorable Board of Education,
Salt Lake City, Utah:
Gentlemen-In accordance with the re-
quirements OF the school law and your
honorable body, have the honor to sub
nit the following, my sixth annual report
of the receipts and disbursements Of the
board of education OF Salt Lake City on
account of the public schools of said city
for the gear ending June 30, 1896:
RECEIPTS.
City school tax 1895. maintenance$14s. 152 95
City school tax 1895, Interest,". $50 90
City school tax 1895, sinking fund 1850 90
City school tax account 1884,
redemption of tax sales $1,000 2,057 81
County school tax 1S95............ 50,261 80
Territorial apportionmenI ........ A.. l31 20
Seventeenth Ward Ecclesiastical
association OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. p $50 90
Miscellaneous income
Fire insurance ..........,-..-Sl5 90
Old iron sold.................. $50
Furniture sold ............. 2s2 25
Tuition received .......... 80 90
Rents received ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SO 90
Books and school supplies, fines
Collected .....--..-..-.....-..-. by %
On .land July ], 1885 ..........-... 7,51S 6J
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sinking fund. Said purchase
afterward failed of completion
and warrant was ordered paid
into the treasury for credit to
the board Of education.-.... 100000
SUMMARY
Total receipt for the year,. 1920, PA. 81
Total disbursements for the
year :. .................. 200 80 "a
Balance on hand................. 1ss7O.g-
Treasurer's cash receits. 1920 404. x
Treasurer's cash disbursements. 9OO51.s'
Cash in treasurer's hands July 1,
OUTSTANDING WARRANTS.
Warrant No. D ga in favor
Of j. E. $500
favor Of Della straup... As
favor of HATTIE Ran
variant pn No. 1854 In. in '''"
favor of J. E. Dolly. 5S.S5
Warrant No. d LIS in
favor OF Maud Smith. $500
Warrant No. D1,7H in
favor Of Virginia stephen 5000
Warrant No. D LISP in
favor of Hattie Ran
QOdpn Observation-Disclosures d.
Warrant No. D 1,7S3 in
favor of Della Green....... $50 1875
Total ............ s1s.sO.97
State of Utah. County of Salt Lakess.
John b. Moreton. being duly sworn. de-
oses and says that he is the clerk Of the
Board Of Education of Salt Lake city;
that he prepared the above and foregoing
statement. and that the same contains
a full, true and correct report of the re-
ce!ptS and disbursements of all moneys
by said board during the school year
ending June 80, 1896
He further states that there is invest
ed in the sinking fund the sum Of S1,-
1226T as detailed in the foregoing state
menf. and a balance of cash on hand to
the credit of the sinking fund of SIS. 37097.
J. B. MORETON.
Subscribed and sworn to before
(seal.) me this Goth day of July, A. D.,
P o. PERKINS,
Notary Public.
My commission expires January q,
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THE SALT LAKE HERALD. SUNDAY sEPTEMBER q. 1895

Ellen Fawson, Whittier school,.
Hattie r. Jones. Ninth school 49,
Nels Melander, Tenth school -.
AIRS NJ A Williams. Tenth school
MRS Conroy. Twelfth school..-..
Otto EEchhorn, Thirteenth school,
:. 6. Brinton, Fremont school,.
William Butler. Fremont school.
y; D Corser, Fremont school,.
Thomas Jones, Franklin school,.
robert Booth, jackson school,.
JOS. Derb.dSe, Washington school
JOS. Shamrock, Lowell school ..
Erick Lundell, Seventeenth school
John Reynolds, TWenty-first
VIM. Bailey, Twenty-first school,.
W. P. Quick, Wasatch school,.
J. G. West. Wasatch school -.
X. B. Harper, Oquirrh school,.
Henry Russell, Oquirrh school,.
Chas. Stevenson, Oquirrh school
f. Groves, Emerson school.......
Chas. Erickson, Bryan school -
LeOhara Lunl ON BOnAe ylhe..
Charles Llndgreen Bonrev lie -.
NJ. L. Bowers. Ontario school go.
h. @. Bradford, Davis school 49,.
Bernard Howell, Davis school -.
Mary Stevenson, Cone SCHOOL,.
Mrs. Chas. Ch.lver, Fifth school.
Mrs. Jas. r. Hall, Baptist chapel
August Nordvall, University
Training school .............
James Lee. High school tClayton
G. J. Larson, High school (Rich-
arQS) Observation-Disclosures.
Pauline Bowman, board rooms.
Harry Chapman, Uintah school.
Emma McCallister, Peterson,
punqlng -:.:-......;.-. ;...-...-.
Thomas -Timmins, Fifth school,.
George w. Ruch, Free Methodist
chapel. .........
John Lees, Irving school. .......
Samuel A. Kelsey, Irving school.
Joseph c. Perry, Benton building.
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$ 1O,765 IL
oQUIRRH SCHOOL.

". T. Eddingield, principal.....$ 9O7 2
EsteIie Dunford, teacher.......... 3S2 u
Anne bruIlton, lea-.leI.........
Frances Ames, teacher .......... 525 .
Ethel Woodmansee, teacher... 476 q
Hllla RoYberry, teacher. .......... SO 2
Alice Coulthurst, teacher.......... $50 l!
Amy Brown, teacher......... AS Il
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EMERSON SCHOOL.

Ray E. Chase, principal. 492 90
Mary e Edwards principal. 2eS 0G
Clara Z. S. Cross teacher...... 81 .
Rose b Storer. teacher......... 573 90
Mrs. T. W. Bliss, teacher....... 6S1 Is
Annie Anderson, teacher.......... POI co
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TWELFTH SCHOOL.

Ida B. Woodwork, pruc.pa....$ 764 {
Gene Kimball, teacher. 573 {
n-lva Godbe, teacher. .............. Az
Mary e. Meeks, teacher........... 414 {
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MASATCH SCHOOL.

a. E. Knuckey, principal. 1,O9S 25
Ella Murphy, teacher-............ 637 IS
Myrtice, LaDue, teacher. $50 60
Stella b. Hapgood, Ieacher......-.. GA 6S
Phebe Scholes, teacher. ............. CO.. so
Blanche Hull, teacher. GA 63
Celia l. Murphy, teacher........... 57S 90
Mary e Hall, teacher. ............ 81 90
Mollle Tempfeton, teacher-........ 6S7 90
Mary Wilson, teacher. ............. GA 63
Lille G. Wright. teacher......... All 60
Sarah Madole, teacher............ 45 90
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LINCOLN SCHOOL.

F. D. Keeler, principal ..........s 1,O9S %
Antoinette Brown, teacher......... 6S7 90
Marion Graves, teacher. 573 90
Jennie Green, teacher. 525 %
Mime Bartch, teacher........... All 80
Lena NJ. White teacher............ 522 50
May Thomas teacher. 573 20
Anna y. Nash, teacher....... 644 63
II. Mae Griffith, teacher. GA 60
LOIS -. hIIiIDei4-, Le4tC.ic1.......-.. -
Jennie Smith, teacher.
Fanny L. Manning, teacher.... 1884 rs
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FINANCIAL REPORT
OF THE
Board Education
salt Lake city. July Is. IS!

For the year ending June 80, 1886
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UINTAH SCHOOL
IRVING SCHOOL

Blanche Hindman, principal.....$ 3S5
LIN 500, acknowledgements. 20
Emma Young, teacher. 1874
Mary L. Robinson, teacher....... 291
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HIGH SCHOOL.
5 15,62S 10
BRYANT SCHOOL.

bhlANI NCf1OOL.
Elizabeth y. Fritz. principal. 955 90
Mrs c. NJ Mills, teacher ........ 644 IS
Cora M. Clark. teacher. ga 6S
Harriet Hobart, teacher. 6S7 60
Maud D. Clark, teacher.......... 429 IS
Harriet Turner. teacher. SIS 90
Mary E. Edwards, teacher........ AIS 50
Nora Gwin. teacher. 6H So
Albert NJ Morrill,, teacher....... All so
Mrs c. NJ Mills. teacher.. 5S %
Nellie Probes, teacher 65 90
$3.50 10
BONNEVILLE SCHOOL.
Hu. B. Folsom. principal..........$ Gil so
Louise Harrison, teacher ......... Az 80
S 1890 90
LAWS SCHOOL.
Bernard Howsl, principal....-...$ 567 90
josephine Ekman, teacher.....-.. 262 90
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sEVENTEENTH SCHOOL

Blanche Hindman, principal......s 352 so
Emma Young, teacher......-....... ISIS 90
Mary L. Robinson, teacher..,..... 2S2 90
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SCHOOL CENSUS
c. S. Price, enumeration .....S 12.46
Z. W. Greenep, enumerator ...-.. 1896
Mary E. Cody, enumerator ...... 1912
James T. Goodwin, enumeration. 10. 40
n. D. Corser, enumerat or........ 1916
w. A. Giesy. enumerator.. 1898
Geo W. Whitman, enumerator.. 20.64
]. A. Anderson, enumerator. 25.72
ID. NJ. Ross, enumerator. ....... 27.16
James Sabine enumerator. Pip
F. NJ. Timer, enumera tor...... 17.SS
T. W. Miner, enumerator. 1872
Levi AXtell, enumerator 12.0S
S. E. Hamer, enumera tOr.-..... 1892
Thos F. Thomas, enumerator.... 33.0S
JOS. F. Simmons enumerator.... 1872
]. A. DeValley, enumerator. 35.4S
Hattie S.monS, enumerator. 49,
Tohn p. P Ike. enumera' or. q
F. J. Rawlins. enumerator. 1892
Thomas Laughrin, enumerator... 1872
John e. Busby, enumerator. 1882
". 2. Havenor, enumeratOr. $500
Monroe Bush, enumerator..... 23-72
Total ....-.........-...-.....S 5ll.33
OFFICE SUPPLIES.
C. NJ. Barrett, P. NJ, stamped
envelopes, postal cards. .....-..$ 1900
A. W. Caine. supplies. ........... % 10
Amberg File & Index Co.. indey
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irand total for interest on bonds.S Al, 2S5. 81
INTEREST ON OVERDRAFTS.
BUILDINGS.

j. H. Bowman, referee in case
of Board of Education VS.. ].
Bryan, Uintah school ............$ 800
Sadie Bartlett. stenographer in
above case Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
William Lister, balance due on
Sumner school NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
Tot,I g 1A IN
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BOARD or EXAMINERS.

F. L. Williams compensation IS 6OO.OO
PRINTING AND ADVERTISING.
Salt Lake Lithographing and En-
craving Co.. printing ............$ 100. %
vertislng ...............,...... 200. Is
Magazine Printing Co., printing. 300
Deseret News Printing Co., PRINT
ing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4I3.59
Sal Lake Herald Publishing Co.,
advertising Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
Joseph Bull, Jr., Observation-Disclosures. 81.
Alderman Printing Co., printing 127. 40
Total ..........::.............s 1924
GAS.
Salt Lake & Ogden Gas & Elec-
trio Light Co., gas and cleo
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INTEREST on BONDs


II. G. Whitney, treasurer, inter-
est on 150 5 per cent bonds, de-
nomination 81, 600 each, series 2,
dated August 1, 1892. For six
months interest at per cent.
payable August l, 1895, coupon
NO. ..:........'. ....--.-.- :.....- o.
H. G.. Whitney, treasurer, inter-
est on 225 5 per cent bonds, de-
nomination $1,000 each, series 8,
dated August 1, 1888. For six
months interest at per cent,
payable August l, 1895, coupon
NO. .....--......-.-...-. D,
Josiah Barnett, treasurer, inter-
est on $50 > per cent bonds, de-
nomination 81. 600 each, series 1.
dated February 1, 1892. For six
months interest at 5 per cent,
payable February l, 1896, coupon
Josiah Barnett, treasurer, inter-
est on 150 5 per cent bonds, de-
nomination $1,000 each, series 2,
dated August 1, 1892. For six
months interest at 3 per cent,
payable February l, 1896, coupon
No. Z ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3,
Josiah Barnett, treasurer, inter-
est on 225 5 per cent bonds, de-
nomination 81 ZOO each, series 3,
dated August 1, 1898. For six
months interest at per cent,
payable February 1, 1886, coupon
No. D ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900 D,
Wells. Fargo & Co.'S bank, ac-
crued interest on bonds Nos. 81
to 20, both inclusive, series 2,
dated August l, 1892. For inter
est from February 1 to 13, in
cusive, at per cent ......
Said bonds being purchased by
the board for cancellation and
as an investment of the sinking
fund Observation-Disclosures.
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Detailed statement of teachers sala-

Balance cash on hand July 1, 1896 $3.50 8
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Unfortunate Real Estate SpecuIa-
lions Have Placed Him in the Alb
so4ute Control Of the Money
Power-A PitifuI Showing.

SEATTLE, Wash, Oct 1s.-Editor-
tally discussing Archbishop Ireland's
letter advocating McKinley's election,
the Evening Times, published by Col
onel a. j. Blethen, formerly of Mime
apolis, says:
ct is charitable to this great
preacher to say that most unfortunate
speculations in real estate in what is
known as the Interurban district, or
seven miles of territory lying between
Minneapolis and ST. Paul, during the
boom have placed Archbishop Ireland
completely in the hands of the money
power. What he has written has I'M
doubleday been caused by the demands
of those VINO have been compelled to
aid the archbishop in his financial dis
tres,s.'' ,
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PRINTERS IN SESSION.
Considerable Work Got Through
with Yesterday.

with Yesterday.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. Oct.
1s-The second days session of the In
ternational Typographical union was
uninterrupted by local entertain
ments, and considerable business was
transacted.
A special committee was appointed
to consider the question Of shorter
hours, the chairman Of which is Dele
gate Caughlan of Boston. A special
committee to consider the question Of
government ownership of telegraph
lines was also appointed, with Smith
of washington as chairman.
The convention adjourned during the
morning. out of respect to the memory
of the father Of Delegate Murphy of
New York.
The report of the committee on laws
was read and nineteen of the PROPOSE
lions were adopted, only Nos. Il and IS
being amended. The first proposition
nrovides for the establishment of an
o1,t-of-work fund A workman who is
out of work through no fault of his
own can draw So week for six weeks
from this fund.
AT the afternoon session a law was
enacted which makes it improper for
a member of a union to belong to any
secret organization, the intent Of which
is to influence or in any way control
the legislation or election of officers
of the union. or TO control the situa-
lions in union offices. The penalty is
fixed at expulsion.
The typos viii visit the summit of
Pixies Peak on Wednesday, and vote
was taken to hold a short business
session there