The St. Johns herald., 1897-04-17
UNIQUE GIFT.
One Hundred Dollars Given to
 the Children of COnchO.


 the Children of COnchO.
 The following communication was recently received by the trustees of Concho school district. The proposi- tion was accepted by Benigno Lopez and David Sanders, ST., trustees of the district. The money was paid over to B. Schuster, county treasurer on last Saturday, and ali the legal formalities observed for executing the trust, annu- ally, as intended by the donor:
 CoNcHo, APACHE Co ARIZ-, March Sth, 1897. 0 the Trus ees of Concho School District, and
 the patrons of the same:
 Des. ring to perpetuate the memory of my wife with the rising generation of Coneho, have conceived the following scheme. and with your assistance, think we may. each year, impress upon their youthful minds who and what Mrs Stanton was, and ct the same time drop few words that will cause them to be diligent in all good works.
 My idea is this, viz wish to present s10O to Concho School District This money to be loaned by its custodian (the Treasurer of Apache Go ) to some person or persons in Concho, and the interest from the same to be expended by the Trustees, each year, in the month of February, for candy; the same to bp distributed among all the children attending the schools of Concho, as the district exists today
 have executed deed for this sl00, and you will confer favor upon me by accepting the same. Truly yours, F. STANTON. After acceptance by the board of trustees, the deed was duly executed and filed in the office of the county re- corder on Saturday, the 10th inst, and the money deposited with Treasurer Schuster.
 The following is the fall text of the deed:
 Know All Men by These Presents:
 That whereas, Carrie A Stanton, who de- parted this life on February IA 1884, did from her love and kindness for humanity, devote her life to the education and training of children, and intoxicating into their tender minds and hearts noble and useful lessons,
 And whereas, it is intended by her husband, William F. Stanton. by this deed of gift, to set apart for Concho School District fund for char itable purposes, to be known as Fund in Re- membrance of Carrie A. stanton," that the ris- ing generation of Concho may be impressed with her memory and her devotion to children.
 Now therefore, this indenturs witnesseth, that l, William F. Stanton, of Concho, Apache coun- ty, Arizona, the party of the first part, and the trustees of Concho School District and their suc- cessors in office. the party of the second part, witnesseth; That for and in consideration of the premises above expressed, and the further con- sideration of his own devotion to the cause of educating and training of children. has given, granted, delivered and confirmed, and by these presents does give, grant, deliver and confirm unto the party of the second part the sum of one hundred dollars ($lOO) to be devoted to the following purposes and subject to the following conditions, to-wit.:
 Ffrst-Said sum of one hundred dollars GIOM to be paid over to the Treasurer of Apache county by me soon as the Trus tees of Concho School District agree to accept said gift, and to be placed to the credit of said School District as a fund in remembrance of Carrie A. Stanton said Treasurer of Apache county to be the cus- todian of said fund, the interest and securities of same, with power also to distribute the mon- ey only by reQuisition or -rder from the Clerk of the Board of Trustees of said school district
 Second-Said sum to be invested by tbe Treas urer Of said county with the approval of the Board of Trustees of said school district If the money should be loaned and note taken, said note to be signed by at least two respans ible persons, and he money to be loaned to parties residing at or in the vicinity of Concho: Said Treasurer to notify the Board of Trustees in writing whenever the money was subject to a new loan.
 1hird--lt is the intention that this money should be kept at interest all the time, and the interest only to be spent as follows: On or about February 1st of each year, the Clerk of the Board of Trustees shall, by requisition or order in writing on the Treasurer of Apache county, draw out the accumulated interest Of the pre- ecding year, or so much as there may be of in terest on said note in The treasury. and the same to be used by said trustees in buying candy to be distributed equally among all the children who are attending said school
 Fourth--It shall be required of the Board of Trustees of said school district, in accepting this gift to set apart some suitable time in Feb ruary of each year for distributing the candy among the school children, and for holding ap- prHpriate exercises in commemoration of Car rie A Stanton, and to have the patrons of the school, together with the teachers, impress upon the minds of the children that Carrie 4 Stanton was friend tO young people, and that she died on the l4th of February. 1S97, and that the candy and exercises were in commemOratiOn of her. Fifth-It is further intended that the Treasu- Ter of Apache county, for his services in invest ing and distributing said fund, to receive for his services 50 cents for each loan or renewal, not to exceed however, $1.OO per annum.
 In witne whereof, I have hereuDto set my hand and seal this 18th day of March, 1897.
 F. STANTON, [Seal,l
 We, the undersigned, the trustees of Concho School District, do hereby accept the above gift of $100, subject to the above conditions.
 BENlGNO LOPEZ,
 DAVID SANDERS JR.
 Everybody Says So.
 Cascarets Candy Catl,artic. the most won-