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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10


ecstaey OF tiny delight And the gold
en darts OF sunshine. peeplng through
the shabby brown moreen curtains o.
No. IL Darrell street. made litile
aureole of brightness around Pony
Hopkins brown braids. a. she sat Win
the account book in her lap and the
top Of the pencil between her teen.
Thirteen. said Polly. Indifiinc'iy'
on account OF the pencil. and three
are sixieen-and three are nine'eea'
Three and three are six and thirteen
are nineteen. That's all can make
Of Il. DO what viii Oh. dear
Polly what a noise YOU are max
ingl" said a gently reproachful voice
from the adjoining room. How 90
you suppose ! can get a divine repoae
into my Evaneeline's' face " YOU keep
on ehattering sos"
Polly rose up. slowed the pencil ne
hind her ear. took the account book
under her arm aud went into The other
rnom. where Miss Musidora Hopkins.
her elder sister. stood before an easel.
with her yellow hair coiled carelessly
around her head and her slim pretty
form cnahrouded In brown linen
painting blouse Ana az one glance u
was easy 10 sec that IN the Hopkins
family Musldora represented the idesl
and Polly the practical
'Musidora. said the little brown
checked brown-eyed maiden. u there
any chance of your getting a purchaser
for that picture on exhibition ai Mon
| roc'H9'
n don't know. I'm sure said Musi'
dora stepping back a pace or two "a
obtain better view ~ Etangelines
nose.
Because. n there isn't. added Pol
~. desperately eve can't pay the rem
that's an
Polly said Musldora In despair
no one can hope 90 be- a genius Will
such "a sister as you. 10 conceive
Grand idea ones mind must be- entire
/ ~ a. ease 10 portray that idea on'
must be- free from every lurking care.
nut the rent must Dol roid per
sisted Polly.
Sell something then.
But Whatf
The little silver teapot
q sold that last week sighed Pol
b.
.srhe h.rometef
THAT b. already offered In Schne'
der's window
Aunt Iancts gold beads"
We paid the grocer yesterday Wit
Annt Iancts gold beads
We'll something then anything.
don't care what Didn't that old lad
decide 20 take the furnished room ul
stalrs9"
, Polly shook her head dolorousl.
There are 80 many furnished rooms
, lei. said she
We'll. then. Ne had better sell \
, furniture. said Musldoa. frownlns
hsf palette
"Bui don't hc yexed. Musldora. NJ
Or we've eaten and drank and live
: that oui"
Then. said Musldori. trag.call
A "weTl siarye' AZ ail events Poll
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

n toashi lhe land which constitutes
a. farm" o. bad four houses on H.
no q these the versatile real estate
Ageai declared had sheltered washing
loa and other illusiriouG individuals IN
ngoInilonan days. and these deoayed
srans@ :. carly celDllal architecture
nshlSI lmmcdlAieiy pulled down hay-
III small yenerati0n by turns he
lived 10 both the remaining houses. hu'
after two seasons as a comic opera star
h. determined 10 erect modern
country house and having selected a
de.irn. started iis construction Tie
had never built a house bat be had as
sociaied with stage carpenters iof
years. ana Do knew a thing or two
that the architects dldnt And belng
a Eenefuus chap he thought 6, ouly fair
20 help the contractors with advice
The nea house vas 10 have a COM
E13Iols yeranda and supporting col
umns and Daniels asked the boss II
h. vas eolng 70 Use scflm proale for
them This vas an Greek 10 The con-
tractor. and BE- was somewhat shor, ia
biz an.Wers. Finally Daniels asked
Where are your star and vampire
whats them" asked the contfac-
for
Why. the traps"
Dunno
Daniels was amazed al the ineompe
ifncy Of the man. lie launched forth
upon q dissertation rcgarding traps
,old where be- wanted them located aud
how many be wanted In the house
said be- had an idea for the dining
nom that vas a wonder. Tie wanie,
a big trap. properly counterwelgh,sd
In the middle Of the room, so that th'
alnlng table could be laid In tho base
ment and by touching button ih'
trap would open and the table woul'
pop up into the dinlng-room. Thel
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

Froa ~ couflsi. csnbalasa. Md.
The reporter Of ne cous'sr hearing
Of a terrible malady with which
Young and handsome lady Of Cnmber-
land. Md. was afflicted. called 81 the
residence Of Mr.. Michael barr. SO
Frederick street 20 learn something
Eft
Mrs. barr said that her daughter
Rosslls. aged ~ years. had been Fl.
hictod With disease that apparently
had turned her blood 10 water. ac
companied by nervous prostration.
palns, loss Of appetite, etc, making
life burden.
The family physician vas consulted
out his treatment brought no relief.
and her daughters existence was =
dragging misery
The mother also sald that her
daughter accidentally Gus her finger
rather severely. and they we're
Astounded ~ notice that no blood came
from tho wound. Then" said the
mother, Il was convinced that my
daughter blood had really turned 70
water.
Mrs. barr. continuing. said Fhe had
read Of the merits Of DR.. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People. and had
little faith insuch rem-dles, but finally
purchased box AZ Mr.. liervey Laney' =
drug store. on North Centre street.
After her daughter, koselle. hal
taken one hox slight improvement
vas noticed "a her condition; the
remedy was continued, and after three
and hall boxos were taken her dRugh.
ler's health wAs restored.
The reporter naturally had a desire
to see the young lady after hearing
these remarkable statements, but Wa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

You will enjoy this publication mue..
better II son will get into the habit "
reading the advertisements; they VIII
AFFORD most interesting study ana
will pas ven lu the way of gciiing
some excellent bargains. our adver-
tlsers arc reliable they send wha hey
ahNarIlar
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10
HUMAN BLOOD TURNED TO WATER.
fsernariSabe Affection OF Miss Hosse Dar. OF Gun
bertrand. Md

IL AAtA
Informed that she was oui Of the eliy
on . visit
Nr Michael barr. the father Of tho
young LADY. Is passenger engineer o.
the b aaa o. railroad. and Is a. cx.
perlsnced and popular railroad man.
TO those who may doubt the a..
curacy Of ihi- statement. We refer them
70 Mr.. barr. who will indorse ali We
have said aud 10 tie following all
dayit Of the mother o. the yonng lady;
I. Mr.. Rehecea barr. 10 asknosieige the
TaieaieEis " the above article r=lallas ig ~
daughisrs nlnss. aud the mer'il ~ Dr. Nll-
ams Plas Pills fuf Pale People 10 conner.
tIon with TIE dAaie, .sfub,ianila.|g correct
Wliness ~ bahd asa sea-
Mas RrEEccA DAAa.
Witness.
CR1Arss r. MoEAs
srArH ~ MAINLAND,
ALLEaHKsr Cursff
Personally aypaafed before me- the sub
scfibef a Justice ~ the Peace. ia and for The
said STATE aaa eoaliy. bN. kebteca uaff.
and made oath 10 due form nl Law that ne
f0rrgU.ag Statement Il true a. fneIsin go forth.
tnanffs u HunhIs.
Jssii.s " M r,nes
I Fehfnsgy 3. 1871.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills ior Pale
People coniala. IN condensed form.
all the elements necessary 70 give new
life and richness 70 The blood aai re-
store shattered nerves. They are also
speclac for troubles peculiar "a
females, such a. sappressions irregu'
lar,ies and all iorms Of weakness. ID
men thsy affect radical cure In 81
eases arising from mental worry. over
work or excuses u whatever mature
Pink Pills are sold In boxes never Ia
loose bulk Al 30 cents n box or sii
boxes for t2.5O. and may b. had Of a.
druggists. or direct by rail from DR.
Williams Medicine Co.. schenectady
.lN.Y.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

Asa natter Of fact the assassin o;
canovas vas executed before bic real
name vas known. Was Il COLL. or
Anriolillo o. Angio Llllo7 And vAo
cares now They do such things bet
ter abroad.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

Two ,olored gents were exclisdly
discussing the relative merits Of Toe
Ringing aud harnum shove Happen.
ms upon a huge narnum bin hoard
the Ringing enthusiast irlumphantly
pointed 10 the date o. a cluch Ia favor
Of bic side Of the argument, Oar nov.
wha what ! done tole ynh' Didn't !
say deere was q better circus In de
world dan De Baruum' Cause dey ad-
mits & themselves 'eepi one. O am.
Can't 20 read. nlggal The Greatest
SHOW on Earth. Sept 7
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

nurlng her recent visit TO naImsiadt
Nine. lananschek was asked vha, she
thought ct lhsen. TO be frank. she
rrplled. n have not been able 10 gei
on a friendly footing with his plays I
have read an hls dramas Ia good I'm.
gllsh versions bat have noi Gel, any
sympathy with their characters
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

cred his body.
'fwasina hor-
riblc hx" he
gays, "and thu
more treat.
uient l receiv.
ed, the worse l
seemed 20 get.
A New York
specialist said
he eould cure
ne, but hia
treatment did
me no good
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

upaa he stomach sal t1sris are rtrptiraisl
" mulufalsf a. ialuIriaas people eto. Hpoh
eapsnsuclag ~ Annoyance nl eoneitiiai ~
in Z slirhi arfIrs lufitafs fhs.f bpufls Nitl
dfsurhIng sfasuauIs uhich ruleeiis w Ia
tesfinal msmbraur Ia srTuls fhisut. some
iimes. sfsu. sapsr'nduflnE dtsenisfy " riiss
lIssfrtisris ~Iamacl hlters IL ihf true ter-
eeiansum iar thrts rgtiruius, sinrf "a 10 ~
osrs isvisoFstinr. gruiis aud saeciuai D.
also banistrs dgEurptia. malaf.al complaints
rheumafIsm snl k.dusy ifoahlfs.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

When the Wagner festival at Hay
reulh closes "Psrsital" will have bad
exactly 100 performances In that city
So far Madame Wagner has not a..
lowed d To he performed anywhere
else. except In concert form.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

4 duty j. not 20 bo shirkcd because u
rs disagreoal'le; hut II It can be mads
agreeable. by Oh means make q 20.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

The difference between q planet and
siar Is this A star SHINES by 81 own
nght: a planet FROM che light reflected
hr another body.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

The average expense Of an ocean
steamship from New York io Liverpool
and rttnfn = kIsnn.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

Every man who i frank can trace a
strain Of stuhbornness running through
bis famIly.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

woman'~ tongue Is her swori which
she never lets rust.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

To cure Constipation forefer.
raas tasrarats candy taihaltis. ic 81 ~
49, e.. fsn 40 cure. frss.Ifs reiunl aluuaf.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

Every mother thinks her baby i
pretty. and every mother Is right.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

1 believe Dy prompt ule Of plso's Cure
prevented quick consumption. --Mrs. ln-
y WaI'ate ii1rqustts. kans., Dee, r. 70.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10
POLbY'S LOGGER.

was a beautiful
August morning
one Of those deli
cl0us summer
mornings. when the
afr is full Of melt
ing blue light and
the leaves hu,ter
softly and the very
brown sparro~ 3
dart In and out ~
der the caves IN an
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

Arguments appear very sound thai are
fortified by our wishes.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

A plug horse always eats twice a.
much ~ . thoroughbred.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

rtrq rssaanfatlfC urst r1hfs cfneffarasessai'a
~ iars uss Of d.. hh1e Drrst fsffs hestqtsa
sssf 30 FuEE sa.Nn trial taiils I'D ilsl t..e
"a Il. "A ktisr. Las Aith -. fliiaaeipAia. -
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

Oue nevcr hears Of che losers; Il q
the winners who do an the shouting
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

Nduoste fsur nswels with casesrris,
gauay Nafhsfiir, eufs caatiI rsl.ia iulsFtf, lae,
nc. g.. e., fall druKE sfs isiaua faausf,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10
Beware
Of Mercury!

Mr.. Henry Roth. Of ists South oh
Street. ~. Louis, was given the usual
nercuriai treatment for Contagious
blood poison. lie was twice pronounc-
ed cured. but the disease returned each
time, he was seized with rheumatic
pains, aud red Jumps aud sores GOV.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

ItissaId that every kicker lies about
iis wrcurB.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

The rich arc always content with the
lot of the poor.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

neat rehsess srl, and Smoke Wear tate
Away
90 qu.i tatarre easily and forever. IL mag
uafIr hll VI iiie nerFr aai FIEar, takf Ne-iu-
nsr the NnnfeI.Warkef, hat uhkss Heat msa
.lfanE Al drugElsis. So ~ 81. NsTs guar
81 sd nunklsf ani sfmplr Tree Aiifess
sisflrg hsnr'lf Co thieAse or NfN AefA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

whatever. | was atin and full Of
pains, my left arm was useless 20
hat was unable to do even the
llghtess work. This was ny condition
ghen I began 20 take ). :. =, and
few bottles convinced me that | was
being benefited. continued the
medicine, and one dozen bottles cured
me sound ard well. Ny system wae
undsr the effects Of mercury, and !
could soon have been q complete
wreck bat for 3. \. s."
s.as., leuarunissd purely vegetable
a The only cure
Cor real blood dis
eaaes. The mer, ~NN
euriai treatment .NNN
81 the doctoEa al
ways eoes mere
harm than good. beware Of nsereuryl
Aooka "a the disease and lie treat
uaani malle6 free 10 any aodfea1 ~
eWtt epeuihe CO. Atisats. e.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

FEAkiNG Of new
plays and the
lean dollars
invested in them.
writes the Lobby
Isl ot the New York
Mail and Express.
ihe virtue OF the
amendment TO the
copyright law pass
ID by the last con
nrasg L. likely 10
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

Hsirs catarFh cure
l. a constitutional cure. Price, &c.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

Nov woman has invented a means Of
protecting the feet OF her sex from the
trampllng u men, as they go oui aud
Ia between the acts. Il consists Of an
iron case. lined with felt 10 b. clamped
TO the foof in front Of the seats. The
top OF the case l. rounded 30 that ro-
body can be irlpped up by H. When
a man rises 20 leave the iheater. the
women "a bis row have simply &c
slip their feet into these eases and
they are safe: the man can work HE
way forth and back without hurting
them To- the least
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

The promised appearance u sli
Henry Irving a. Peter the Great Ia
his younger sons play dealing with
that famous czar. would add another tc
the list Of klngs. princes and empcror
that the Lyceum chief has represented
upon the stage. says the London
World. Ills Napoleon has only jus
disappeared from a.. and other roles
of this class are Philip Of spain. 10
Tennyson's Queen Mary mot 10 "
confused With an earlier Philip 10
Hamilton Aides romantic drama u
that namel. Louis XII and Charles !
and. 10 pass into the domain OF legend
King Lear. Macbeth and Hamlet
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

when ) soursa was finished preatol TIE
liable would disappear lnto the base
moAf AID come np With 'he res
course All laid. The contractor listen
ed awhile thea edged away from
Daniels aud quietly took possession Of
a hatchei. which be clung 20 nll the
lime Daniels wac IN the nieghborhood
Returning "a The subject OF the veran-
ia Daniels said be- wanted Il built
without grooves and the falllngs 70 Be
iilppers. Ne wanted 10 know " the
contractor vas going 10 mask In the
the foundation OF the building with SCI
rocks and n he had planned an iron
drop for the right first entrance. lie
also wanted the interior backing ~
the front door 10 BE- Of qusrteted oak
and the center door fancy 70 be- in
blrdseye maple. Tie was rambling or
IN this vein when he saw the work
men. led by the contractor. preclpltate.
y making their escape taking their
tools with them. And now the come.
dian wonders why the Job has been de-.
serted.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

Comedian owen FhWccit tells ~ That
some years ago an actor manager
named Thorne cousin 10 Charles r.
Thofne had company on the road
playing The Hidden Hand. principal
/ ~ in oue-nlght stands. while doing
the south b. Instructed Bis agent. for
some special reason. To bill Memphis
like a circus" when he got on tho
train he Was anxious to and ont how
well hls PLAY had been advertised. Tho
first man he approached near the depot
was an old negro. Of whom be- inquired
DO you I've hsre3'
Yes. sab" responded the old negro
u been ilvin' here since 10 de wah.'
Have you heard anything oi The
play. the Hidden Hand
We'll ! guess ! has. ! was dsr when
Il Was played ! seen Il played.
This WAS news 10 Thornc. for hs
imagined that his play had never beer
glycnfn Memphis Tie then asked WI,
played o.
4 forgit the name oh A. seminar.
answered the negro. but dey callet
him a. 'nash'nal man. ! waited on The
gemman but didn't hah nuihln' 9,
DO Wild de- game. seed the nashna
man slip two Jacks 10 biz boot. an
etter while. when dar was n big Jack
pot up. de nash.nal man drawed d
Jacks. en our NJ brown what lib
here Ia Memphis. be draved six
shooter. an de- nash-nal man be- Ter
but. 10 d. iawd. stranger. hid han
aln't bin played In Memphis senee ia
night
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

eeei'e ample demonstration during
~ owning ian aud winter Aud this
4 ''s'es's MOI only responsible man
-" ana hard working piayvrights.
'n' every one who has sense enough
aeknoHledge that drama IL en-
.,''u 70 equal protection with any
'net invention Until this amend
A,h' was adopted the dramatic pirate
Aloyed comparative Immunity ana an
4,oile not rightly hia because an IN
laheuolr1saiust his theft was oper.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10
THEATRICAL TOPICS.
~S""shf NEWS AND GOSSIP
oF THE STAGE.
"' Amendment ta the cAps-
"sh' law wni saaa nnss ,hs
i''a'F'sai Pirate from the yield
ira1A naaisis unesmplsisa naa,s.

- pEAIilNG m neN
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-10

y the dramatic pirate
i've Immunity and an
~ hia. because an IN
his theft was oper-
judicial district where
and the task OF par
.al 20 his rapid flight
lee and constantly Sc
raining orders which
too late 20 restrain,
.ily and harassing 10
b. owneE Now with
\ Circuit court order
tet valid ia all other
voA the country. thete
Y men who can be-
honest. will be
"a that brains and
VFecelyc their iust
Vital 10 the we'll
stage o. vindl-
aud the press
jih tho vindica
m
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-20
RESIDENCE ROBBED.
Unknown Thieves Carry Away Jewelry
From the Home o. Mrs. sarah
Dluw Odty.

This morning at about 8 O'Clock II
was discovered that the house OF Mrs.
Sarah Dlnwoodey at No. All east
First South street, had been broken In
to while left without occupants yester.
day morning,snd that somsjewelry had
been stolen though how much is not
not known. Mrs. Diuwoodey is at
Brighton and the house lie left In the
keeping OF Miss Eft. Kinnsrsley, Mrs.
Dlnw oOdey's niece. Arthur aud
thomas kinnersiey also stay at tn 9
house at night and they are certain
the robbery was not committed while
they were there.
This morning the bed OF spare
room was found disordered- The
mattresses were pulled of, and the
bed looked as though q search had
been made through 1t for something.
Further examination showed that q
pair OF damon earrings, which be-
longed to Miss X nnersleY, were miss.
ing, and though It IL no,
known Just what jewelry Mrs.
DInwoodey had in the house II Ia
thought that some OF this 10 also gone.
How entrance was made to the
mouse is unknoWhi as WlhuoWs anu
doors were found locked rs usual
when Miss Kinnersley returned
about noun. Examination OF Mr..
James Moyle's house which
oins Mrs. Dinwoodey's showed that
at least an attempt had been made 10
enter the residence also. The glass in
the back door was broken aud the sash
of the window had been bored
through. The house was Locked and
Mr.. Henry Dinwoodey, Mr.. Moyle's
iatner-in'lsw, did not have ~ key and
could not enter. Whsther the house
was entered Is therefore not known.
Who the robbers are is a question.
The time would have permitted Lsslie
and Raymond. the robbers who were
caught yesterday afternoon, to have
committed this oifense. the police
have no clue yet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-20

ist car sefv CO bet ween Pit'burg, Pa
anu San FfaDcisc Cal. IL might
known az the "MIdlunu Iersonally con
Quoted tourist sxcur,iOn."
A courier will accompany esch c'r
The route will be the Pennsylvsn
ad rom Pittshurg TO Chicago; Chr
caso, Miiw luke, & g.. Pau from Cut
Gag to Omahs; tue ROCK Islam fton
o nabR to Cobra 10 SprIngi; the Colo
RADIO Midland from Colorado SPRING
to Grand Juuclio the Rio GRAM
Western from Grsuu Junction ~ U :
den, aud the S ulhern Pacific fIom
Ogden to San Francisc'. The htsl
Will leave Pitlsburg Oolober lst. 1t
will leave San F'spci-cn on the re.
turn trip October 9lh. 1t Is possible
that the Pennsylvania line VIII ox-
tend the service TO Harrisburg, Pnila-
delpnip and New York. Tue snccsss
Of The experiment. is assured from tn
prestige given 1t by the support Of
the Pennsylvania. 81. Paul aud RocS
leland lines. The iact that this
route aft ltds more mouutaln scenery
Than any Their, 1t is believed, will
induce many travellers to take the new
line.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-08-20

records relative to seht nl revenue and
those Of other public officers relating
TO school sccounte."
Subdivision Of section 81, page 52l
OF the laws OF 1896 makes II the duty o
The unity comm ssiOners to super.
Wise the tfficiRl nduct OF all county
aud district Ulcers charged with the
assessing, collec ing, safe keeping and
management or disbursement OF the
public revenues ard see that they
faithfully perform their duties anu
direct nrD ecu'inus tor opli' quencies.
Under the provisions of the statute
above referred 10, 1t will be observed
That the county treasurer Is required to
make report of the transac ions OF his
Office relative to the school moneys COM
ing into his hands by virtue OF his
office: Isl. To the county commits
sioners who are to audit the same, and
End. To the State superintendent. 1t
will also he observed that the State
superintendent PROFESSIONALLY has the
power TO examine the books OF any pub
iic fiiuer WI has 70 40 WIN scnOJI
montys, and the board VI county com.
miss,Vners also has the the power 10
examine the books OF such Ulcers,
and " upon such examination any
substantial irregularities or delln-
" ci q uitbOfetNat AZ VIZ
the guty OF he county commissioners
to Institute prosecutions therefor.
And II the iticer be- stilI in Office pro.
ceeuinga could be instituted under
chapter 81 OF the laws OF 1896 for his
removal from office and also for EN-.
bszzlement. Ii the party is an OK
officer aud an examln ttion OF his
books disclosed idelinquencies IN
The public school fund, he would
be amenable to prosecution for mbtE-
element, and It would be the duty OF
the county commissioners and the
prose utinK sttoruey to institute tuch
proceedings.
Should you In your official capacity
determine to examine the books and
records OF any public officer haadlins
school moneys, and should discover
dellnquencies therein, 1t would be
your province and offiolal duty, per-
maps, to call the sane to the stte ntiun
OF the proper officers OF the county
with o view TO the Institution OF such
investigation AMI proceedings as the
law requires at their hands. Beyond
this you o0uli not go.