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her position as teacher in School No. "A
Received and RESIGNATION accepted.
PRESENTATION Of CLAIMS.
Books. Stationery, eto.-Peckham, Little
& Sc. Sehool . No ! $4s.1sS; Ne e 8 50 SSl55'
$3.50. $azl9; Ne. 81 80. S27l2i No g
SS.s2, $50. 40, $s926; No. Z. 500. s6.05. SLID,
Sll-Ss $3.50 $500, SSl: 8. sd5, g; No, 3 $$ So
S26.13 {. S2e.27. SS077; No. g. $4s9, s21. 10; ny.
"a $5o.55, s2IS2s Nc. r s22Ss; No; II Y $a "A
No l6. $500. No. 20, $3.50, $sl,SS; No; a.
S22S.2l, S43.19: No. ", S2.5o. ~, Sl5.6l, S3y.56,
Sa2sas $3.50 No 2S Sl.s0 $sSg5 SO S2252'
SsS.Ss, $a4.03; No. 24, 80 W $500; no. %,
Sen5ss ONCE. Sze.so: - siote g So,i No.
ss,o 20 e 81 4 I No &, seAsz, NC; Q Sl,.sv, T1 = y
49, s.o. SHessSS' sS9 "a ., 80 s5, Ss. ~ a e 4, 800 *
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GA 81. NJ q. * IA s7S * SSa *. Nj: IA
81 *, ~ q sS Ss "a. Sts.lp; ssssgsS9e n "a. NJ
! III $3.50 a. "a. No al az ls, No XII s22. I'd:
No! 22 T4c Ma, "a Al Ga. No. 81 s6.n4. No
a. $5.2s; Once. $3.50, se.io. Longmans,
| Green q co. No. 81 sad ID. FWald Bros.,
| SuDerintendent,s office s13. 50. Sheldon
& Co. No. i. 5000: No. 3. Z .6o; No. S,
SS.16; No. s, SIT; No. s. $10.44, $685.; No.
II. S24.76; No. u. $144e; No q, sS9. 81; No.
q, $l1.60, $1T.40; No. 23, $3.50, S43.l Is. Mil
ton Bradley Co. No. z, A.70; No. 8, S73.S1;
". =. Haring, No. II, So; No. Is, SL50;
Nc. e, S25o ~
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s34s &. No q a 81 o5 IS "a sin "a sin es 10
Sc ID s9s ~ ia ". NJ III Il 90 s in IN ~ 20
II, $685.. sci. 50: No. IL. al. So: No. H. 81 %.
s22.e2; No. IA, $685., &29.9o. No. Isl sl09.9f;
No. 16. SS.67; No. 20, $3.50, $3IS3: No. IL.
SA2.S4. S6S.58. No %. $3.50, $500 SO. S22. Is.
s g IS. So 60; Ne; q ss45 s. s23e5; No; %,
S2.62. SOL. 1922. S9.49. S3S.87: Superinten-
dea5s office, SIG 80 D slote & Co; No.
q q + % ! No. Satas, NO; ? SLID, High,
~ e. SSsz.sS; no 3, Sas2 sg.l5, $500 No. z,
90 ao y re; :, q, ~; sasuas no y $3.50; 1886,
s3S-SS. S5I,50, $s4Ag: No. 10. 1892, No. II,
49,. 20. Il S5;7s SI5.45 soS7; No Is,
IT, f. e e 81 az q e., n.y. 81 20 az 70 d. se p s y s.s N 20
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q a -. Gfi8ea q z a soi00 ee y ~ : so,pls No.
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& Co. No Il $40 "a. No ; s91 so, NJ Z
= Z - 80. y 9l.t ~ o. a1V.1f, Szp.J3, NO.
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M -
Regglar meeting of h Board Of Fire
Headquarters, Wednesday evening.
aMrch II, 1887.
The roll was called al S:20 O'Clock.
RECONSIDERATION Brennan, Commits
sioner Cone and Mills.
Ahsent-None.
On motion the reading of minute of
meetings February 10, "a. March s and 10
was dispensed with, and they were APP
proved as engrossed.
PRESENTATION OF COMMUNICA-
From Firemen's Mutual Benevolent AS
soclation OF New Jersey, Branch No. 1.
thanking the Board for its courtesy to
the members of the association.
Received and filed.
From James 7. kimbaiI, applying for
polntment as a permanent fireman.
Received and referred to the Cn1nT,ittea
on Applications and Appointments
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
GiaIms were presented. received and
l. 2. Haulenbeek. SIS.
Referred to Committee on Apparatus
t, 7 y: Haarisso 2 1885; the Jersey city
Referred 70 Committee on Printing and
aa Man Ha s wri 81 I, sE e and s75e; Noonan
SaDs35, BARLEY Coyle,s 13.50; Thomas DAVIS
$l25 ana $5:25; James H. Loper. SIS: Sseo
81 h;c baeTey Is sls:ss 8, g 3; = ; n Jensen, sl5
and $50; Mahlon spelcher. sl2.eo; j. sheis
Referred to Committee on Horses and
The Bergen Coal Co, sl25.5o. co,,gbl,n
Brothers, $ls4.25 and $152. sousisiiii
Referred to Committee on Telegraph
Miller n Bertholf, 1886 and S2o1 %,
Samuel J. Blakey. $l4's5. - sN0'-'a
hs5erS W e e e com 2Ss s. on Feed,
SIS. 30. Referred to Comrni4taa - 60
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Regular meeting of the Board of Edu.
cation, held in the City Hall. on Thurs,
day evening. March II, 1897.
ROLL CALI
Eresent-President Allen, Messrs. DAILY,
9bergfell Hoos. Cowles, Watson. Stowe
BEACH, Mclean. Keilt. Mersheimer and
Walker. -
Absent-Mr. Degnan.
READING AND APPROVAL OF MIN.
UTES.
On motion of Mr.. Beach. the reading
ol the minutes was dispensed with, and
they were approved as printed.
PRESENTATION OF GoMMUNTCA.
TIONS.
From Mrs. E. J.. McCabe and Misses
sara Sickels. 2; ]. Meehan and Eta
SchraderE requesting leave of absence.
Received and referred to the Teachers
Committee.
From Misses Marie Bernsdorf and MabeI
=. Fowks notifying the Board of their ac-
ceptance of the provisions of the Teach
ers Retirement Fund act
Received and filed.
From w. A. Lilliendahl, offering a nor
wringer.
Received and referred to the Janitors'
Committee.
From Thompson, Brown & Co., offering
certain of their publications.
sUPERINTENl
To the Board of Education
Conference.-The following statistics
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HENRY SNYDER,
City Supt. of Public Schools.

the principal and the teachers.
h complaints of all three of these
ladies attach great. Importance to two
exercises in mental arithmetic. in which
the ladies say that they should not have
been marked, as they were not expecting
that subject to be included in their
rating; they say that they were marked
low on the first occasion and high on the
second, and that Miss Outwater, the vice
principal, who conducted the exercises,
destroyed her paper on the second occa-
sion, but left the first record standing
against them, and they say she should
have destroyed both papers. We find
that Miss Outwater did destroy both
papers, that the low marks were never
reported, and formed no part of the aver
age standing of these ladies.
It is stated by these ladies that the
standing of several members of this
graduating class was known before the
tended that such information should be
given, we think that, even if true, this
constitutes no serious cause of complaint
on the part of these ladies'.
Your committee desire to commend fhe
work done by the Superintendent and the
Training School. We believe that the re-
ports OF the standing of the pupils are
conscientiously mad and that there is
no occasion for complaint.
III complaints are always received at
the times when pupils fail of promotion
foundation and we believe that they can
be safely left with the superintendent.
Respectfully submitted.
ELIJAH S. COWLES,
I. ]. MERSHEIMER.
B. L. STOWE,
Committee On Teachers.
Tezt Books, BY Mr.. HOPS, Chairman
Reader. No. /, published by Thompson,
Brown & Cos at "a cents each. be added
to the Book List.
REPORT OF SPECIAL COMMITTEES
Lectures, by Mr.. Beach, exported that
the lecture of March 2 was crowded
On motion Of Mr. Walker a vote Of
thanks was rendered to Mrs. Harriet
Phillips Eaton for delivering the lecture
of March 2 at School No. 8.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Resolved, That the thanks of this Board
are hereby rendered to Mr.. Henry HarTi-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Moritz Schwarz. Miss
Jessie Fenner and Miss Jessie Marvin for
the excellent music furnished by them al
the graduating exercises CT the Train;ne
School on Tuesday. March 9, 1897.
Adopted.
Resolved, Tha the proposal of the N.
X y n. y Tel: Co. ITO place a telephone
= school NO. 9 at a cost not TO exceed
President and Clerk be directed to exc
cute a conlract Tor one year for the
same on behalf of this Board.
Tint yeas and nays being called the reso-
luton was adopted by the votes OF All
the members OF the Board present al
On motion of Mr.. Hoos the Board then
6uJoutieeo.
ALVIN H. GRAFT,
y Clerk.
1.m
nSsuid liestinS q lne Board of Edu-
catlon' NEG n Lne lily Hall, Thursday
ROLL CALL.
PresentmProsident Allen, Messrs. Daily,
HooS, CoWIes, Degnan, Watson, Stowe.
Beach, Mclean, Mersheiner and Walker.
Absent-Mr. O~bergfelI.
READING AND APPRovAL or MIN
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REpoRTs OF STANDING COMMIT
4 TEES.

- HEED
Finance, By M MallEEs igs; G 51srIl an re-
quested to draw and his Honor the
Mayor to sign warrants to pay oft1cers;
teachers and ianitorsl in the -emptov q
t1e Board of Education for the month 81
March 1881, WREN due, on pay rolls duly
certified by the City Superintendent OF
Public Schools.
resolution was adopted by the votes OF
an the members of the Board present
BY Mr.. Walker, Chairman
Resolved, That the following claims pc
named as per bills accompanying:
Books. Stationery, etc-WerneT senoel
Be- B9os Ne SCI !. sss; 1 No slg g. iSsi so & No ss.s ). $751; $780, :;
No. g. SO University Pub e., n, !
slo.5s; Ne- a 81, g; No. 90 8 So sss ~ > s9s >:
10. a. $3.50. Longmans. Green & Co,
Bradleyzco Noizs $50; No; I, s 1889 aa6
High, 50 Elmer & Amend, High $50;
No. 3. $3.50; No. "a, s7.45: Holden Pat
Rand. McNadly & Co. No. Z, $780, No.
No. e, s. Eswald Bros. 10. 8. s., Mutual
Rock Co, No. u, s8.s8; No p $50.
.Aaughson. Mifflin & co, No. 1 SIS s. g. N {,
]. 4 H ii Co. g.. No 3 B 81 So 80 ! s-s,'s
s aai e supp Y s W g. s "a Mg e. e. N No.
4 $3.57, s15,65, $3423; No. 10, Sl5.lS, 81. p; No.
q. E3; No %. $500. $40; No. "a. SAG,
ID Fg ssa.Es; Ns z. @ slea5 ~
High, 81 james Rafterf Highs s1lL7S, 81 z
Wood & Menagh. No. i, s1In D. Steele
s. s s9s.a sNO a. Il ss5i9o ' sa. 4 $50 sS.45a -
The yeas zand nays being called ths
resolution was adopted, by the votes OF
Teachers. BY Mr. Eowles. Chairman
Resolved, That leave OF absence be
granted to Miss q. Julia Meehan for one
month from March l.. 1897, less monitors
ADOPTED
BY Mr.. cowles, Chasrman-
Resolved, That cave Of absence be
month from March l, 1897, less monitors
1dopted.
granted to Miss Sara Sickels for one
month from March !. 1897, less monitors
pay:
By Mr. cowles, Chairman
Resolved, That leave of absence fol
ten days from March H. 1887, be granted
to Miss Eta Schrader, with loss of mont
tors pay.
Adopted.
No the Board Of Education.
committee to whom
was referred the investigation of the
complaints made concerning the failure
Of four young ladies to graduate from the
Training School at the last term would
THE record shows the names of the -four
young ladies who failed to graduate
these ladies' were requested to furnlsl
1heir complaints. In response TO this re.
quest one of the young ladies INFORMED
lis that she has no complaints to MAKE
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BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSION.
EFRS.

(OficiaI Proceedings,l
ReguiaT meetin sa, q the n t B2sFd q gr, p9llce1
Court Room Monday. March % 1897.
Present-President Abernethy and Com
missioner West.
Minutes Of last meeting approved as
PPTRalEEsssfE;NTATIoN OF coMMUNIcA-
IRONS AND PETITIONS.
Communications. etc, were received
and disposed of as follows
Mayor calling the attention of the Board
to the destruction of city property at
n Zabriskie street.
Communication from the Chief of POI
lice.
ordered spread on minutes.
Chiefs Office, Police Department,
Jersey City. March 20, 1897.
Hon. Board of Police commissioners
tons / have submitted to the Cooperation
Counsel a full statement of all the facts
in the case of the injuries to Patrolman
A. b. Mcintyre, Fifth Precinct. who is
totally blind in one eye from being acci-
dentally struck by a stick In the eye
by one of his children while at his home.
that the permanent Injury to Patrolman
Mcintyre is not such as would entitls
him to be retired under the provisions
ss BENZ sTgly M F1qEps
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS. eS
Claims were presented and referred to
the proper committees as follows:-
Payrolls of Department for March,
SOS, 5S2.4S payroll of Police Justices and
Court Clerks. s6ls.6s: Payroll Of Sick and
pensioned officers. S1.26T.32.
Referred to Committee on Salaries.
Hoboken Coal Co, coal to First Pre-
cinct, March, $50. Ii
Holmes &Cogan, coal TO Fifth Precinct.
March, Sc. IS. =
Alex. Watson. meals to prisoners, city
Prison and First Precinct. March. S99t 50.
Peter Began. meals to prisoners, Third
Precinct, March, S47.10.
Charles O'Neil, meals to prisoners,
Fourth Precinct, March. $1,000.
Benz. M. Gerardins photos of prisoners,
January to March $3.50.
Kopido & Sons. supplies. March. $3.50
Jersey Cycle Cos one bicycle and sup
plies, March, $3.50.
cinct, March. $40.
Richara Jackson horseshoeing, Deem
Bartleg Coyie, h-orseshoeing. First ana
s22.5e.
VandeEheek & Sons, lumber, Headauar-
tiers r. First Precinct. March. S7.E
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EDWARD BARR,
JOHN J.. HEAVEX,
WM. J. CALNON,
AMBROSE GUITON,

A. M.
The Committee on eol Laws ana 9rdi-
on petitions heretofore referred to said
committee
The reports were received and the reso-
buttons disposed of as follows
Resolved, That the adverse report of
March 9, 1897, on application of William
Clarke for permission to erect a one
story brick building. with front OF WOOD
and glass, at Sc and s. Newark avenue,
be and the An is hereby rescinded.
Resolved, That the Inspector of Build
ings is hereby authorized to issue a per-
mit to William Clarke to erect a one
story brick building With front OF WOOD
The resolutions were adopted by the fol-
lowing vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken:-
Yeas-Aldermen Barr, Boldt; burns,
Calnon, Guiton, Hartman. Hauck, Heavey,
Henry, Knoeller, Losel, Maxwell, Moran
Tracy. Warrin and President Simpson
Nays-Aldermen Bornemann, Decker,
Scott and Weis.
Resolved. That the Inspector of Build
ipgs is hereby authorized to issue per-
NIT to William Baron TO alter the frame
building at southeast eorner of Montgem-
cry and Grove streets: as. per plan on Tie
with the Inspector of Buildings.
The resolution was adopted by the fol-
lowing vote. the yeas and nays having
been ordered and taken
Yeas-Aldermen Barr Boldt. Burns,
Calnon, Guiton, Hartman. Hauck, Heavey
Henry, Knoeller, Losel, Maxwell, Moran,
Tracy and Warm.
Nays-Aldermen Bornemann, Decker,
Scott. Weis and President Simpson
(Aldermen Vermyilye was. excused from
voting.)
Board then adjourned.
MICHAEL ]. O'DONNELL,.
EifI- GtaTF M
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BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS
(OfieiaI ProceAdinvs.l

Regular meeting of the Board of Fire
Commissioners held at Department Head
quarters Wednesday evening, March 10.
1897. HI roll was called at eight o'clock.
None of the Commissioners being pres
emit, the Clerk declared the Board ad-
journed.
CHARLES EsTERBRooK,
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RECEIVED and referred to the Text Book

Received and referred to the Text Book
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS,
Books, Stationery, etc.-Werner school
So; No. !. $50. No. 10. sS8. 40; No: 10, $780,
No. Is. ST. 10. University Pub. Co, No. J.
Si0.5e; No. 4 $4S.20; No. 8, 1852 Mop.
Sc; No. II, $3.50; No. 81. $3.50; No. q, $2os
No. "a, $3.50. Longmans. Green & CO.,
No. 2, $2.70: High, 1915; No. g. $l4, Milton
Bradley Co., No. 2, S2.50; Ne. II, $1,000.
Robert Brooks. High, $l1. Allyn & Bacon
High, $40. Elmer & Amend, High, $S.1S;
No. 8, $3.50; No. "A, ST.45. Holden Pat.
Book Cover Co., No. 6, So; No. IL, SIS. as.
Rand. McNally & Co, No z, sig. so; No.
II, $50. Potter & Putnam, No. 7, "a, $44.0S;
No. IS, s.. Ewald Bros, No. 8, s.. Mutual
Book Co., Ne. II. $8.8S; No. q, $40.
Eoughton, Mifflin & Co. Nc. Is, $6.48; No.
SIS, g. Educational Pub. Co, No. 20. sl5.84.
J.. A. Hill & Co, No. %, $40.
Janitors' Supplies-Wood & Menagh, No.
6, S2428; No. 8, SS.SS, $S0.43; No. 10, S.; No.
II, $3.50. SIS. 18; No. u, S12,Si, $13.l2; No. IA,
$3.57. $15.65, $34.2S; No. Ia, S15.13, $11.22; No.
$50 sis' 10, . ~ sW' N0- 2 ss'''.
Fuel-Newman Industrial Home, No.
90, $l0.70; No. "a, $10.75.
Observation-Disclosures & Son Piano Co.,
High. $1l. James Rafter, High, $l11. rs, ST. %,
S41.2 w. H. Blackshaw, No. II, $40
Wood & Menagh, Nc. Is. SLIP. D.. Steele
& Son. No. Is, S72.60. John Gardner. No,
Is, S76.9S A. Beckman, No. %, S2.T5.
Referred to the appropriate committees.
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Resolved, That licenses to peddIe goods,
| wares or merchandise in Jersey City be
issued BY the Mayor and City Clerk, I'M
der the corporate seal of the city. to L.
Morris. Thomas Walsh, Leon Urkooskd.
David Bell. JoEu OsBrien, Joseph Bor-
goski, w. e SilSerss Isaac LandeITnann,
Il. a. Lockheimer and A. M Henry
The report was received and the resolu-
ton adopted.
AUDITING OF CLAIMS BY REsoLU-
TON.
by. committees in payment of claims here
tofore referred2
BY Committee on Aims
Resolved. That the following claims be
s37 to John v. Burke. tor burial Of out
dor poor. to March 5, 1891.
1880 to f. w. Blume for groceries for
outdoor poor, to December l, 1896.
$8l.25 TO JOIN Bosquett for groceries fsf
outdoor poor, to December /, 1886.
S21.25 to d. J.. Gibney for groceries for
outdoor poor to December 1, 1899
$50 to Pavorfia Goa Co. for coal to OUT
door poor to- March s. 1897.
s23 to K. Seibert for groce1aes for OUT
do9r poor e December ] Ss6
ceries for outdoor poor to December 1.
SIS to Thomas Z. Smith for board Of
horse of Qyerseer%of the Poor, ending
BY Committee on Baths and Armorfes:-
Resolved That the following claims be
| paid Tle
$40 to Thomas G. Hail for coal at Ar
mory, February 3. 1887.
$40 ~toZThomas G. Hall for coal at Ar
mory, February "a, 1887.
So SO g ~ Thomas hon Z g, g. Hail for coal at Ar
$40 to J: G. Electric Light Co., wiring
and burning one arc lamp at Armory,
February "a, 1897.
trio lighting at Arnory, February, 1897.
$1sZ-40 to United Gas Improvement Co.
for gas used at Fourth Regiment Are
mory, January, 1897.
BY Committee on District Courts
Resolved, That the following claims be
So to Joseph Locke for services as
Constable. Second District Court, Febru-
s23 to John H. Masker for services as
Constable First District Court, Febru-
airy and one day in January, 1887.
BY Committee on Excise
to J. {. News for ADVERTISING Sins j Iiquor
Incense applications. February. 1897.
| and Supplies
Resolved. That the following claims be
s25 to Brady & Delany for board Of
1897.
SO 70 to ]; v. Harrison for stationery
for CITY Clerks office, December, 1896,
so to J. G: News for printing manual,
| pages 81 to 90, inclusive.
Sl6 to Jersey City News for advertising
sale of old furniture and copies Of or
dinances. February, 1897.
S3.25 to Edward 7. Morgan for type
writing for City Clerk, to March 2, 1897.
$3.50 TO Charles H. Scott for map frame
for City Clerks office, February, 1897.
The resolutions We're adopted by the
following vote, the yeas and nays having
been ordered and aken:-
Yeas-AI the members present, twenty
| three (23) in number.
| On motion of Alderman Warrin the
Board then adjourned.
MICHAEL j. O'DoNNELL..
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- sUPERINTENDENTs REPORT.
To the Board of Education-
Conference.-The following statistics Of the tendanc Of pupils, teachers.
etc, for the month of February, 1884, are respectfully resented:
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Special meeting of the Board of Aldeaf
men of Jersey City. at the Assembly
1897. 1
The roll was called at S:25 o'clock P. M
Present-President Simpson and Alder
Calnon, Decker. Guitons Hartman. Hauek.
Heavey, Henry. Knoeller, Losel. Max
well, Moran, Scott. Tracy, Vermilye,
Warrin and Weis.
Acknowledgement Gotthardt. Heritage,
Mullins and Ross.
The call of the meeting was read, and is
as follows
JERSEY CITY, March "A, 1887.
NJ. J.. O'Donnell. Esq, City Clerk
You will please issue notices for special
meeting of the Board Of Aldermen, TO be
held at the Assembly, Chamber, City
Hail, on Friday, March rs, 1897, at eight
O'Clock P. M, for the purpose of acting
Ordinances.
The San Francisco call., 1897-11-24

improving rapidly. and, although it will
give him trouble, he Will be in the game
Thursday, ard can be counted on for
brilliant work. Cotton's bad ankle is also
once more o. K, and the other names
have been removed from the injured list,
thanks to Billy" McLeod's fine care.
An hours signal drill this morning and
the same amount this afternoon consti-
luted the work. Fisher was tried out in
iackIing and did some fine puntng. To-
night everybody was tucked in bed at
$50.
Tomorrow at o'clock we leave Con-
gress Springs for some point known only
TO Manager Switzer who very djscreetly
keeps it to himself.
WILLIAM ERB '01,
Captain Second Team.
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I a c K / e ;
: pc q
weight, 1875
height. . IT.
3 in; age,
IS; born in
0 a k ! a Il d;
prepared at
Oak l a n d
High School
a n d there
pla yea right
guard. ana
at Boone's
Academy in
B e rk eIey,
a Il i there
played right
guard on the
eleven and
first base on
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z uaru; StrlD-
ned weight,
100; height,
3 te ct 2 inch
IS; age, ID; ;
born near
T e h a chap; ;
prepared at
C o u n t ry
school and at
home; enter
ed Stanford
in '93 as a
special; left
s uard onVar-
slty team OF
'94 '95 and
or '96 ;chosen
guard forAu-
{ n llforna a
team OF '96 :;
captain OF
Varsity 90 to
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team of last season; guard on class team in
81, '95. 80 and '97; captain class team in
'95; last year president '9S Junior class, presi-
dent PhilolexIan debating soc ETY. and men,
Der athletic committee; shot-putter and ham
mer-thr wer on Varsity track team of '94 of
'95. of '96 and of '97; holder Stanford record
Q2S feeO in hammer throw; vice president of
student body; ma jor, history; prospective pro-
fe essiOp. LAWYER.
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AM RICE, left

I a C k l G :;
S t T / D . e d
weight, 167;
height, 3 leet
81 incnes;
age %; born
in Santa Bar
b a + a pre-
pared at San
ia Barbara
coll e gia te
School; e n
Iered STAN
ford in 1898
with the class
OF '97; has
played five
seasons un-
der coaching
OF " p o p"
Bliss, Walter
Camp (tw o
years.. Cross
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AsHLEIGH THOMAS, right

tdchle ; strip
ped weight,
179; height,
= feet 2 In
ches; age,23 ;
born in Lo.
Angeles ;pre-
pared ct BEL
mont school,
a II d w a S
there center
in '92; en-
tered Stan
ford in '93
w i h t h e
class OF '97 p:
half on '97
class eleven
three sea-
CONC n =, l.
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OF go; rowed forward waist in victorious
Acme Athletic club barge crew in coast chsm-
pionships o. 80; medal from Acme Athletic
Club for hammer-throw, for shot-put and for
century bicycle ride; president now OF soph-
more cl-ss in TOland Medical College; mem
Der Zet. Omicron medical fraternity; pros
pectlYe profession, physician.