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Read The Morning Times. Thirty.
five cents n month.
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Hest Lice TO the Quaker City.
The Pennsylvania Railroad. Only $500
hound trip, uext Sunday. se29-4t
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THOMAS DOWLING e CO.. A uctIonecfA,
612 z street ". W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS
ON THE PALISADES OF THE PO-
TOMAC-INTERSECT OF con
DUIT AND NEW CUT ROADS, DIS
TkICT OF COLUMBIA.


By vir tue of a certain dsedof trust, dated
the 18th day or Move mDer, a. ID. 1891 and
duly recorded In Liter No. 1888, folio
326, ct seq, one OF tn land records of the
District OF Columbia, and at the request
ar n1,hl,c ,,,cti.', n, fro, - 2,he
on TUES AY. THE 18TH DAY OF SEP.
TEMbER, 1897, at A O'CLOCK i. H., all
premises situated ia the couutyo of Washing
ton, District OF Columbia, and known and
designated as follows, 10 wit: Lots num-
incl, twenty three I23) and thirty-five l35j
10 forty-six t46), both incl, in the sSbfiivfs-
Ion made by Jacob +. Clark and Edward
b Cottrel, trustees lof part OF lot No one
% in subdivision OF a tract of landcalled
White Haven among the heirs of Alb
ner Cloud for the Palisades or the Poto-
mac Land improvement Company, said
the surveyor or the District OF Columbia In
Book, County s, page 8.
Terms oil sale: One-thlrd cash, and the
halance IN one and two years, the deferred
pa ynnents 10 be represented by the notes OF
the purchaser, bearing interest at the rate
OF six tob per centum per annufn from day
OF sale, ayable Semi-a0nually, and secured
by first deed of trust on the property sold
-or allcash, a { the option OF tie purchaser.
All conyeyancing, recording and notaIial
fees at purchasers cost. A deposit of $50
on each lot will be required at time Of
sale, and if terms of "a lie are not Complied
with within ten days from day OF sale the
ttuSttts TchcTNt tue TiBuL 10 IeScll tHc
property at the risk and cost OF de aulting
purchaser, after such Iubnc advertisement
as they may deem ptoper and necessary.
WILLIAM w. AYRES,
TICstee.
WILLIAM Z. LEWIS,
TIustee.
The above sale is pos poned until MON
DAY, october 4, 1897, at same hour and
place.
WILLIAM W.AYRES,
Trustee.
WILLIAM T.. LEWIS.
se15-d&ds Trustee.
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OF THE STEAMER KENT, HER
BOATS, TACKLE, APPAREL. EN-
GINES AND FURNITURE.

By virtue OF an order OF sale made by the
Supreme Court of the District OF Colurnbia
holding a District court In cause No. 495,
MCCracken ct al. against the steamer
Kent, Will sell at public sale, for cash, at
hney's wharf. foot OF 11th street Sputn-
west, Washington, ID. c., on WEDNESDA Y !,
October A. D., 1897, at 12 O'Clock m,
the steamer Kent, her boats, tackle, APP
parcl, engines and furniture.
ALBERT A. WILSON, u. s. Marshal.
DCNCANSON BROS. Auclioneers.
Re24-d& dS EN-
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PERSONAL.

NINE. LA RUE. VI ediurn; cards and palmis-
try; gives luck. 1923 12 r st. NV.
walk upstairs. se29- 15t-em
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DENTAL PARLORS

UU6 r street NOrthWeBt
uold filings and bridge work q spe-
cfaIry, at the lowest price, amaigaIn ILL
irgs, 60c; fun sets Of teeth on plates, SO:
absolutely painless, 5Oc; without, 25c; all
work done by experts, and guaranteed the
best; open on Sundays from 10 to
O'Clock. mh22-6
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GAMES TODAY.

Washington at Baltimore.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at New York.
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Pennsylvania
RAIL ROAD
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND a
STREEI2

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND q
Str EE1S-
q 80 A NJ. week tiays FITTS BURG EX-
PkESS-Parlor aud Dining Cars, Harris
burg 20 Pittsburg
1856 A Il. PENSs YLvAEIA LIMITED
Pullman Sleeping, Dining, smoking and
Observation Cars, Harrisburg 20 Chicago.
Cincinnati. Indianapolis, 81 Louis, cleve-
land and Toledo. Buffet Parior Car to
Harrisburg
10. so A N. FAST LISE-PuIIman Bufres
fari9r Car to Harrisburg Buffet Parlor
$40 r. rAfMari'oSff IT. SH1ftiSJ sG xN6 sr LOUIS
70 st. Louis, and Sleeping and Dining
Cars Harrisburg TO ST. Louis. Nashville
via Cincinnatil and Chicago.
7It Il: NJ WESTERN EXPRESS Pull
an Sleeping Car TO Pittsburg, Chicago.
and harrisburg 10 Cleveland. Dining
TIa 7. ~ s%GTHiiEEsTEKx EXPRESS
tisbapg sssdPE snd HsrssbarE dsbs e ST. Ious %
lo.4S % i'n'ian'f p II. PAcIFic ielnEE EExPsREss-Pun
man Sleeping Car to PitLsburg.
I5D A. N for Kane. Canau.iaigGa, ROches-
ger and Niagara Falls daily. eJeeps
1910 4. IN. for Elmira and Remove daily.
except Sunday. For wiliamsport daily,
1.lD p. m for Villa mspori. Rochester, Erie.
Euffalo aud Niagara Falls daily. excS9s
satn!day, with Sleeping Car Washington
1O.4O p. m for Erie and EImIra daily.
for Cauandlaigua, Rochester. Buffalo and
Nlagsra Fails. SatIrds night. only.
PulbIan Sleeping Car Washington 20
For Philadelphia, New York and
the East.
400 D m CONGRESSIONAL LINZ
TIED, daily, ala PariOr Cars. with Dln-
Ing Car from Baltimore Regular at q 90
tDining Carr, 500. $40. 1000 tDinlny
Carr. and li:OO Timing Car from VII
Io:5o and 1i;s5 D m. on sunday, ZOO
tDining Carr. sou, 800, HOO dining
Car from Wilmington o m. 1915, 81 ..
Philadelphia only. Fast Express, 7:5O .
m, week days. Express. l2:i5 5p M week
days, 2:0l and 6:4U p u. daiiy. For
BOston. without change, 100 g. IA week
days and ago p m. daily
900. 1000, 1850, and / 90 a. m. 10,
ted. 420 4.s6. 3. 10. els, $50, ITO.
1000, lO.4o, 11l5. and II SO Pm
On Sunday. 90. 500 $40, 9 o. 1o;ooS; y;
I4:00 Lmitedl. 4.ZU. o.4y, 40. SOD
7I0, 1000. 1910. and 11.S6 pm; ,s
For Pope's Greek Line, 90 ain. ana 45o
Bmms: daily except Sunday Sundays
For Annapolis. 700. 600 .. m. I2.1s
and 4.26 p. m. daily. exceps sunday.
Atlsntis Coast Lne1Express for Fiorid.
and points on Atlantic Coast Line, 43O
m s-4S p m; ds1y; kis6mo2sa 1,anta s1egi. oIiy.
via Richmond and Seaboard Air Line.
4.4O d. m daily. Accommodation for
Quan tico, .45 n N. daily. and Alb p
M wee K-dRyR
Seasnore Connections.
For Atlantic City tvia Delaware River
Bridge, all-rail routei, 1 90 a. M, S.lo
and SO d. m. daily. via Market SUI ees
wharf 10 90 a m. aud 2 45 pm. week
days. .35 D. m daily.
For Cape May 90, IL 90 a. m weekdays,
1885 d. M daily.
Ticket offices, corner Fifteenth ana y
tire cts and at the station. Sixth and b
streets, where orders can be LEFT for the
checking of baggage To destination from
hotels and residences
JB. HUTCHINSON. General Manager.
J.R. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR RENT-Storeroom, 22S st. NV. =:
geod stand for quick shoe repair man
Inquire 229 Mass. ave. NV. se2e-3t
TYPEwRITERS rented at reduced rates;
with privilege of purchase, standard
makes; preliminary instruction free. NEW
ct. NV. 9uSS-3m.em
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NOW for boys school suits-50 boys school
suits at Soc, worth 81. 25: 25 boys school
suits, au $I.12 1-2, worth S1.76; 80 boys
school suits, extra size, S1.9S, value S3:
% boys school suits, extra size, e. %;
value. 1915; 25 toys' fine dress suits,
extra size, 1918, value $3.50; 21 youths
long pants, age / 4 10 l &, So. value 81. 80:
must lie soia quick 10 raise tile money, at
j. w. SELBY'S, 1908 Pa. ave. NV.
seq 9-6t
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The entry blanks for the bicycle races
to he hello at International Athletic Park
on saturday, October g, have been issued
by the management. The events which
viii be decided are:
Firs race. one fuile; novice Prize, medal,
value, $40.
Second race, two-third mile open; anna
teur-Prizes, value SEQ and SO.
Third race, two iiiile open handicap,
amateur Prizes, value, $50, $40 ana S..
Fourth race, one mile open; amateur
Prizes, value, $50 ana SIC.
Fifth race. one mile open: amateur. ''Po-
lice OF the District" gold medal,
$40: silver medal So; tronze medal, S3.
Sixth race, three-mile team pursuit race:
open Teams of two men; TO he run off
In heats Of two teams each: starting atop
poste side of track-Prizes, valued at SIS
each for first team; So each for second
team
seventh race. one mile inter-city. Ralti-
more aad Washington teams of three,
first race OF a series OF five for 1857
Prizes, $50 gold medal To each member
OF winning team; SO gold medal to each
member of second team.
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FIRST DIVISION CHANGES
Senators May Yet Finish in the
First Six.
MUST FIGHT THIS TIME
The New Articles OF Agreement Be-
tween Raedy and Bu riley Allow No
Loophole for Escape-Itaces Next
Week ut International Park-Rac-
ing Events in England.

Tie Senators begin their windup battle
of the season this afternoon with the Bal
tiinores. Four games will be played, and
the contest may decide the championship
of 1897. The result Of the games will
cut a big figure in the standing OF the
Senators. They have defeated. the Orioles
tut once this season, silver King being
on the rubber. True, they have been put
ting up very different game OF late
and while at home they made remarkable
squirt.
On their recent trip the wins were few,
and to take even single game in Oyster
town they must be ap and doing, as the
Banlonites will play desperately in the
bopeof winning the pennant.
While the Statesmen are battling In
Baltimore the Trolley Dodgers viii give
the Bostoos merry go in the city OF
baby carriages The Brooklyns are now
in sixth place, but can easily be displaced
if they saii TO win one or more games from
the Hubites-
The Senators, also, are between the
Ueep sea anu d i've wire 20 ldi sio tHtii U
standing goes. IL they win one and lose
three their percentage Will be .455. III
they lose all -four their pc Icentage viii be
.447, aud If the Brooklyn lose three they
will be tied with the Washingtons. Chi
cago eau also tie the two Eastern teams
by .-inning the three remaining games with
st. Louis. The Pittsburgs close the season
wit Cleveland, and Is not likely that they
can win more than one out OF three, which
would give them a percentage OF Abb.
McJafnes will probably pisch two games,
ia the belief that he is the strongest tw irler
a. present although he .ias not won a ga ne
froIu the Orioles this season. Swain made
the best showing against them, but 1T is
doub fu whether the elongated pitcher viii
Ice given a chance Bresia han, II is said,
VIII 20 on .he rubber IN one game, and the
Buckeye III Is JUS the fellow no is most
likely 20 throw down the flag-chasers.
There VIII be large delega ions of rooters
from this city attend the gaines i'll Balu-
mure, and it the have a chance to expand
their lungs, there win be hot time in
Union Park during .te next -four games.
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WE CAN BEAT the world In Mems Cloth
Ing; mems cass. suits at $3.50, worth
81 80, Gents blue and black lS OF. clay
worsted at So. so, worth double, IN
double and single breasted sacks and cuta-
ways, gents fine double-breasted and
sack sui S In broken plaids, all wool. 81. so,
worth ten-dollar bill; these goods were
bought for spot cash and Will be sold only
for cash, at j. w. SELBY'S, 1903 IA. ave.
NV. seS9-6E
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The firs. football practice of the Naval
Catie,s at Annapolis took place yesterda y.
Il consisted OF light work, such as running,
fallingon bali and pm ing. The team will
be made up from the following cadets:
Smith. right end, weight Isl pounds;
Fisher, right tackle, 175. Workman, right
guarG, 15S; Tardy, center, 1eo: HallgaI,
cap ain and left guard, 100; Macy, left
tackle, 156: shea, left end, 165; Taussig,
quar- ierback, $50 filled same position last
yearl; Granain, $50, who was sub-fullbac ok
last year, and Wade, 165.
The candidates for halfbacks are:
Cannon, 155; Biggs, leo; Hunt, 160; Bu-
chanan, $50: Marble, $50; Ma ior, 153.
The evening times., 1897-09-29

The new articiesof agreemnet calling for
a fight between MEX Burley and Pat
Raedy do not give tho contestants any
loophoie by which they can escape coming
together, as scheduled. The match has
been set for October 2 and there will
positively be no hitch in the arrangements.
Raedy's manager has agreed that his man
shall break clean.'' AS this was all Bur
ley required the chances Of good, fast
battle are excellent.
The evening times., 1897-09-29

GOOD PRINTING soc. per 900, neat
business cards; O better grade for ST.
HA Us, cheapest printer In Washington,
al u ot. NV. Sci g. 1m,em
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-02-05
FINAL PROOF
AND
ORIGINAL ENTRIES.

The Land Office Department having
ordered that the Clerk of the District
Court NAV take final proofs for settlers
on Government lands. and make orig
inal entries fer them also,
A. S. Senter. clerk OF the court in and
for Lincoln county, is now fully
equipped with ali legal forms and land
Office blanks, and can save money to
settlers by attending to their Land
Office business III Shoshone.
4. S. SENrER.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-02-05
Absolutely Pure

vote Mr. Frank Gwin and G f.
Gridley voting in the affirmative
| J LFuller voting in the negative
with the following objections to-
wit: On the ground of the uncon-
stitutionality of the proceedings, in
that Mr. Pratt having already TAX
en- the oath of office as probate
judge of Lincoln county.
Whereupon the official bond of
Edward Pratta as superintendent of
public instruction was submitted.
examined and approved and that
said Edward Pratt took the statu-
tory oath of Office as such before,
| the chairman of the board.
Whereupon James L Fuller Thos=
Fay and Lee S Vader, the retiring:
commissioners, turn over to the,
new board of commissioners of Lin
coin county. Blaine county redemp.
ton warrants to the amount of One.
hundred and twenty seven thous--
and three hundred and seventy
seven .89--$127. .377.S9.
Whereupon it was ordered by the
board that all Blaine county redemp,
ton warrants to the amount of;
1927, ,377.89 be turned over to the.
county treasurer, and that he is'
hereby authorizedto place the same,
in the safety deposit vault of the.
First National bank of Boise City,,
subject to the order of the board.
Whereupon it was moved by ]
L Fuller that the board do now adj
journ till 10 o'clock m, tomorrow
Attest,
A S Senter,.
Clerk.
Jan 13, 1897.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment-
Present; Frank Gwin chairman,
J L Fuller, c E Gridley commits
A S Senter, clerk.
Minutes OF preceding day readi
md approved.
Whereupon the official bond and
oath of Office of w H Baugh as cor
,ner, was submitted. examined and
and ordered placed on file
Whereupon the official bond and.
'ath Office of James Lewis, as con-
table OF Shoshone precinct, was
examined and approved
nd ordered placed on file.
Whereupon the official bond and
ath of office of H NJ Thatcher az
lstice OF the peace of Shoshone pre-
met was submitted, examined and
pproved and ordered placed on file
Whereupon the bond of " L,CoA
larp as retail dealer in liquors wass
lbmitted, examined and approved
Continued on,page y,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-02-05

Fuller and Charles E. Gridley, con
missioners elect, met in the Office o
A. S, Senter county recorder anC
before him took the statutory oatl
of office as commissioners in anC
for Lincoln county Idaho.
Whereupon the board met in ref
ular session and Frank Gwin wal
elected chairman of the board.
Whereupon A S Senter took tht
oath of Office before the chairman
of the board as clerk of the district
court and eX-officio auditor and re.
corder, and clerk of the board oi
county commissioners.
Whereupon Charles w Wernicke
took the oath of office before the
chairman of the board as treasurer
and ex-officio public administrator.
Whereupon Fred w Gooding
took the oath of office before the
chairman as assessor and ex-officio
tax collector.
Whereupon the official bond of
James L Fuller as county commits
sioner was submitted, examined ap-
proved and ordered placed on file.
Whereupon the official bond of
Charles E Gridley as county com.
missioner was submitted, examin-
ed and approved and ordered plac-
ed on file.
Whereupon the official bond of
Frank Gwin as county commission
er was submitted, examined, ap-
proved and ordered placed on file.
Whereupon the official bond of
c w Wernicke asc county treasurer
was submitted examined, approved
and ordered placed on file.
Whereupon the official bond OF
c w Wernicke as public admins
traitor was submitted, examined ap
proved and ordered placed on file.
Whereupon the official bond OF
A S Senter as clerk of the district
court was submitted, examined ap-
proved and ordered placed on file.
Whereupon the official bond of
A S Senter as auditor and recorder
vas submitted, examined approved
md ordered placed on file. !
Whereupon the official bond of |
Edward Pratt as probate Judge was
unlimited examined and approved |
nd ordered placed on file, and |
aid Pratt took the statutory oath
f office as such.
Whereupon the Official bond oil
F White as sheriff was submitted
xamined approved and ordered
laced on file, and took the statu
Dry oath of office.
Whereupon the official bond of
red W Gooding as tax collector
as submitted, examined approved
nd ordered placed on file.
Wherenpon the official bond of
red w Gooding as assessor was
examined approved and
'dered placed on file.
Whereupon the official bond and
-th of office of Geo L Eveleth as c
stice of the peace of Boulder Hill c
'ecinct was submitted examined i
,proved and ordered placed on s
e. I
Whereupon the official bond and {
tn OF office o. B c Bray as justice o
the peace Glover creek precinct
Is submitted examined.approved Il
d ordered placed or file. a.
Whereupon the official bond and IL
tn of office of E E Decker as con
Lble Bliss precinct was submitted N
amined approved and ordered il
aced on file. cf
W.iereupon, the official bond. and st
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-02-05

= y
l county superintendent of public
I instruction was submitted examin-
ed and on motion of G E Gridley
/ was laid over until tomorrow
morning.
Whereupon the board adjourned
!, 10 o'clock a m Jan II 1897.
Attest
A S Senter
i Clerk.
Jan II 1897.
i Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
i Present: Frank Gwin chairman
James L Fuller C E Gridley COM
missioners A S Senter clerk.
| Whereupon the minutes of yes
terdays proceedings were read and
approved by the board.
| Whereupon ] L Fuller moved
that the official bond and oath of
office of Mary F Berry as superin-
tendendent of public instruction oe
taken up and considered.
Whereupon it was moved by c
E Gridley and seconded by Chair
man Frank Gwin that the official
bond and oath of office of Edward
Pratt as county superintendent of
public instruction be taken up for
consideration.
Whereupon ] L Fuller wished to
be recorded as voting against the
motion of c E GridleY.
Whereupon c E Gridley submit
ed a Communication from Hon A
F Montandon relating to who
should be sworn in as county sur
perintendent of public instruction.
Whereupon J L Fuller entered a
protest against the letter being
read before the board and the let
ter and advice was with drawn by
C E Gridley.
Whereupon a communication
from the state superintendent of
public instruction was presented
by Edward Pratt for the considera-
ton of the board relating to the
county school superintendency, and
it was read over the protest of J L
Fuller.
Whereupon it was ordered placed
on record, which was as follows
to-wit:
Boise city Idaho.
Jan 9th 1897.
Judge Pratt.
Shoshone.
Dear Sir: In reply to yours of
Of the Sth, 1 beg to say that l am
sorry for you, but advise that you
qualify for both offices as the mat
Ter is going into the courts from
Bannock county, and If you are
qualified and it goes your way, it
will be to your advantage. Inl
great haste.
Most respectfully yours
Louis n B Anderson.
State Superintendent
Whereupon the official bond and
ath of office OF Mary F Berry as
ounty superintendent of public
was taken up for coh
Iteration and was disaproved, J
Fuller voting against and c E
ridley aud Mr. Chairman in favor
I the disaproval.
Whereupon J L Fuller moved
nat the further consideration Of "
Il official bonds be discontinued; }.
le motion was not entertained.
Whereupon Mr. G e Gridley ~l
owed that Edward Pratt be sworn i,
and take the oath of office as -
'unty superintendent OF public in .
auction; carried. by the following.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1897-02-05
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Proceedings Of the County Commis-
sioners

Nov. %, 1896.
| Special meeting of the board OF
county commissioners is hereby
called to meet at Shoshone on Nov.
% A. D. 1896 for the purpose OF
canvassing the official returns OF
an election held on Nov. 8 1896.
Thomas Fay,
Chairman pro tenn.
A. S. Senter,
Clerk.
Shoshone, Nov. %, 1896.
Board met pursuant to call for
the purpose of transacting business
as above stated.
Present: Jas L Fuller chairman
Lee S Fader Thos Fay commission
ers, A. S. Senter Clerk.
Whereupon the board proceeded
to correct the official returns after
which the board adjourned sine
die.
Attest
A S Senter
Clerk,
Special meeting board commits
sionerg, January 7th 1897.
Whereas the majority of the
board of county commissioners hav
ing called a special meeting to be
held in Shoshone, on Thursday Jan 7
1897, at 10 o'clock a m for the pur.
of appointing a county attorney
and a county superintendent of
public instruction, and whereas
there was given the statutory time
in said notice, the board met pursu
ant to the call made by the clerk.
Present: James L Fuller chair
man Lee S Vader Thomas Fay com
A S Senter clerk,
Whereupon the petition of c w |
Wernicke J F White and others
for the appointment of Vincient
Bierbower to the Office of county |
attorney, was received and placed
on file,
Whereupon Vincent Bierbower
was appointed county attorney in
and for Lincoln county Idaho.
Whereupon petition of J w Ray
] F Kenly C A Gilmore and others
;or the appointment of Lulu Sleez-
sr to the Office of county superin-
,endent of public instruction was
.eceived and placed on file, also the
petition of w ] Smith r M Nc
Jollum J c Brown and others for
he appointment of NJ F Berry as t
ounty superintendent of public in
truction was received and placed ]
II lle.
Whereupon the board proceeded a
0 vote for county school superin-
endent of public instruction, and I
he following was the result of the s
rst BALLOT, Mrs, Lidia Ingram re- O
eived one BALLOT and Mrs NJ F
erry received two ballots, and o
FRS NJ F Berry having received il
lajority of the ballots cast was de- D
ared duly appointed to the Office a
,unty superintendent OF public fl
Whereupon the board adjourned OF
ne die. OF
James L. Fuller, W
Chairman. al
S Senter
Clerk. os
lnuary session 1st day. st
Jan II 1897. e1
Be it known that on this 11th pI
y of January A. D 1897 pursuant.