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Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-14
OCEAN WAVE LODE.

Beginning a, Corner No I, identical with Corner Ne Of the location and with Corner No Silver Wave lode. pine post ! 6 fee; long {, inches square set I8 iSckes in ground and surrounded with mound Of stones, 5 feet al base and 2H feet high. scribed l II 0 w Nj ( I-I2+9 A.
 U ELM No. Iass A & B bears 6s' |, F iI55 feet.
 II34 feet.
 Thence x Iz' o7' E. Var r2' % E. 300 feet te corner No ?. identical with corner Nc o: ,ke location and corner No Q Silytr Wave lode. 2 pine post 4 6 feet long, inches square set IS inches ia ground surrounded With mound of stone. T feet at base and ? P fee: high. scTibed OW H ( 2-I2+q A. No bearings available.
 Thence : g. 2g w. Var. I2' 70 F. 2r+ feet. ;he north end Of standard Meridian established for this portion of this district, 1900 feet 10 cor: ner No B a pine rost -.6 feet long. I in hes square. set IS inches in ground, and surOunaet with mound of stone iH feet at base and 2's feet high. scribed c W NJ C s-I2iq A. No bearings available Thence Iz' o7' VI, Var I7' 70 E, 300 feet to corner No 1. west center end of claim iden- ti,al with Corner No oi location. pine post s.o feet long, Inchs square srt I5 inches m ground surrounded wi:h mound Of stones A , feet at base, 2 :. feet figh. scr:bed 0 " NJ ( No 4-I2+q i No bearings available.
 6oo feet tJ corner No. 5. identical with corner No of location. pire post I 6 feet long, 4 inches square set I3 inches in ground. surround ed by mound of stone. ;1z feet al base. 2h i,eG high. scTibed O " M C No s-I243A. No bearings available. Then ,e N S7' 9. E Var. I2' 40 F 1900 feel to coraer No 6. identical with the SW corner silver Wave aLd NV corner North Bell lode , claims, pine post i6 feet long inches square. set IS inches in ground. surrol dedb mould of stone {; H fee; in diameter and 2H feet high. 5cribed O w NJ C No 6-I2+e A. No bearings available. Thence N I2' o7 E. Var. I2' 70 E 300 feet 10 corner No I. the place of beginning. Area, Ic.o9r acrsS.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-14
COMMON WEALTH LODE
Beeinnirc at C rrer No [.

Beginning at rreT Not. Identical with corner No 1 Silver Wave lode a pi c pest feet ioGg in>hes square set Io inches in ground. surrounded by mound of stone | h feet al base, < feet high scrlbed NJ ( N NJ C No I-ia49 A.
 From which U ; l. N No la49 A 6 B bears s7' ca " sss-e fee, di,;aLt. Thence I2' o7 w Var. I2' | / sCo feet 10 corner No 2 identical with colnCr No of location and corner No Silver Wave; corner No Silver CroNn and corner No :
 North Bell lodes all Of this suiv,y; pest seriyel CIV NC No 2-i24S A. No bearings ayalabie. Thence .. S7' g l.. Var. G2' IO' Isco feet 10 corner No 3. identical with oor-
 ner No 3 Of location and corner No 2 One and | AL and corner No s Silver Crow lodes, of this survey a ine post feet long inches square | set IS inches in ground, surrounded by mound
 of stone 4 ls feet al base. ]: feet high scr.beG
 C " NJ ( No 3.I24eA. l No bearings ava able. Thence N Ia' o7 L | Var. I2- 70 3oo fe-t 10 corner No identical with corner ! No O. .ocIIioa, and corner No One and | All icde Cf; is survey. pine post 10 ies; long ! {. incses uars set i5 inches Ia Gound sur
 rounded sy m uEd Of stone ieei m G-ari-
 e;er. P feet h'gh, scrlbed ( W NJ No ] | Iz.9 A. | No bearing available.
 6io feet 10 corner No 5 identical with corner No cf location and cOin1r No O-e and A.
 lod-. Of th.s survey. pine Tost 10 feet long, | i clles square. set I5 inches m Cro4nd -u;-
 rounded by mouGd c! stone 1 E feet at base. ! 2Jz f-ei h.gh scrlbed C. ". NJ. (. No. 5-I2iS | A.
 Thence \. s7' 3z' " | NararCn I2' iO r.
 Along the rcr!herly s'ope of hill. 1890 feet to corner No. 0, idenucal with corner No 0 Of
 location. and corner No 5, Silver Wave Lode
 Of iAis s1Te,. Pcs; scuoeI (. w. NJ No ! 6-I2is A 1henc- s. Ia' o7' W | Naraton I2' 10 E
 800 feet to corner No I. he place ofbegnning l Are.. 2o. Se4 ACIes.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-14
ONE AND ALL LODE.

| Beginning al corner No l Identical Nitn co uer No I of location, and corner No 4. Common Wealth lode of this sur- i yey, a pine post 70 ierI long inches square, set IS inches n the ground surrounded by a mound Of stone 4 feet al base, 2H feet high s1Tihc c & A NJ ( No I-Ia4q Whenc., U S L Nj No r249 4 & bears ; a3' O W, 1883 feet 1herccS I2 O7' w | Variation I2- +7 r. | 800 fe-t 10 corner No identical with corner | No ? of !ocluon. and corner No 3 Common | Wealth and Coruar No , Silver Grown lOies Of thls survey. r. st sCubed 0 & 4 II ( No D. Izi9A | Thence s B. Y r | Var alton I2 70 l. | 1900 fee; 10 corner No ,. iden'ical with cor | ner No of location, immediately in front of | perpendicular bluff 6 feet b gh. p.ne pos. 40 | feet long, inches squa.e. set I2 inches t1 bed | rock, su.TJundcd by a mound oi rock 4s feet
 ai base. z1 feet hgh, scuibed . % \ Nj ( No l ,-I2,qA A Upon lace Of b uh and incle, East
 q; post. cut f w.th B above as a witness
 10 th.s corner.
 1 Thence N Iz' o7 7.
 ! Variation 2 70 F.
 l Descending th- noriberly slope Of hill 300 feet ! to corner No i, idenuca! aith corner No | oi
 location. pine post 70 feet long. | inches
 ! square, se; I5 inches in tie ground, surrounded
 by m und oi siore A feet al base. 255
 feet high. scrbed 0 & A NJ C No +-I249 A. 1 Nc bearings available, 1 55ofeet to foot oi hill. bears l. & w. Goo fee;
 to corner No 5 identical with corner No Of | locltion pine post l6 feet long, 4 inches 1 iquarc. sci IS inches in the ground, surrounded | hy q mound Of rock z fee, al base, 2k fe-t i high, scrIbed Q < 4 M ( No S-I24S A, 1 No bearing available, i Thence Y 8+' F VI | Variation I2' 40 F. | r5oo feet Q corn,r No identical ~ith cor ner No 0 ot To. alioE. ard corner No Comm n | Wealth lodes Of th.s survey, Post ssnbed o $ l A Nl No 6-I249A A, ] Thence S I2s o7 " 1 Narration Ia' 70 E l 800 :eei 10 corner No I, the place oi besinping | Area, %, 532 acres,
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-14
SILVER WAVE LODE,

Beginning a; corner No Identical with corner No of the location and corner No of Ocean Wave lode pos, scTbed M $ " MIG 1749 A. UsLMNo IzI9 & bears 6s' 43 E, l II35 feet distant. The NE correr assay office bears 7o' 56 w | rI3 feet Thence I2' o7W Var. I2' 70 F. 3co feet 10 corner No ?. identical zith corner No of location and corner No Ocean Wave,
 and corner No 6 North Bell lodes oi this survey,
 post scribed $ W NJ C No 7-rz49A.
 So bearings available. Thence S92' 23 F. Var. Iz' 70 Gradually ascending westerly slope Of hill at HOO feet. cross top Of hill. 1900 feet to corner No on easierly slope Of hill: identical with corner No of location and corper No of Common Wealth: corner No Siiver royn and corner So Of ihe North Bell iodes: pine post f. feet long. 4 inches square, set I6 inches in ground, nd surrounded by mound of stone i x feet at base 71z feeI high scribed w N No
 3-I2Ie A. No bearings available. Thence N I2' o7 E
 Var, Iz' 40 E,
 300 feet 10 corner No 1. identical with loca-
 ton corner No and corner No I, Commsn
 Wealth lode, pine post 4.o feet long inches square. set Is inches in ground surrounded by
 mound of stone, AZ feet at baSer 2j< feet hlgh. scribed W M C No S-I2lo 4.
 No bearings available.
 Goo feet to corner No 5. identical with cor
 ner No of location and corner No Coinnoa
 Wealth lode upon the northerly slope of hill. a
 pine post 4. 6 feet long inches square, set rs inches in ground surrNunded with mound Of
 stone 4 feet in diameter 2H feet high. scribed W NJ C No s-I24eA. Nobearings available. Thence N 82' a. w, Var. I2' 70 Along the northerly slope of hill 1890 fee; to corner No 6. ideHticai with corner No Of loca-
 ton and co -ner No Ocean Wave lode of this survey, post soribed s W N C No 5-Iz4e A. Thence $ Ia'o7W Var I7' 70 E. 300 feet to corner No I. the lplace cij gin- ming.
 Area. 20 597 acres.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-14

Under the caption, Thoroughly Disinfec:ed." in bold-iace type, the New Orleans Picayune runs on nearly every page containing reading matter a notice to the effect that "every copy oi the paper sent beyond the limits of New Orleans is thoroughly di.iniected under the personal supervision oi the |, s. marine hospital surgeons"
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-14
NORTH BELL LODE.

Beginning at corEer No I. identical with cor ner No ot location. pine post i6 feet long. 1 inches square, set I5 inches in the ground sur-
 rounded by mound of rock 4t feet st base. 2H feet hish. scribed Y E NJ No I-r2l9A U LM No Iz49 A x 5 bears \ s l5 E ! iIs7 fee; distant. Thcnos s I2' o7W Variation I2' 70 r. BOO feet to corner No ?. identical with cor | ner No Of location; pine post |. 0 t long. i
 IDS sqr. set IS inches n the ground. surrounded | by mound Of stone, 4H fl al base. 2H fl high, scr;beo N Nj No 2-I2i9 A. | No bearings available. Thence ; 92 24 l. Variation T2' 70 E I5oo feet 10 corner No 3. Identical with cor ner No Of he location and with cornsr No
 ?, Silver CrowI lode, O. th.s survey. 2 pine post 4.6 .e !ong. < inches square, set 3 inches in the ground. surrounded by mgund
 of stone. feet at b-sc, 24 feet high. scrib- q l V B N No 3-G2+o A. Thence Iz' O7' E Variation I2' 70 E goo feet 10 ccrner No 1. identical with
 corner No { of location and corner No
 T, Of Silver Crosn lode of this suryey; a | pine post +.o feet long. inches square. set Is ! inches in the ground. surrounded by a mound
 of stooe. A feet a; base, 14 feet high, scr.bed Y E N C No4-'2+oA. Upon nor;her:y slope Of hill. 6oo feet 10 co ner No 5. identical with corner No of location and with corner No of Silver Wave, corner Ne ? of Common Wealth and ceT- ! her No c of Silver Crown lodes of this survey;
 post scribed \ B M C No i249A A. Thence \ 8zS 2f W Variation Ia' 70 E 900 feet across to? of hill and descend west
 trly slope 1890 feet. to corner No 0; itenucal
 ~ith co ner No 6 of location, and wiih corner
 No of Silver Wave lode and corner No of Ocean Wave lode of this survey; post scnbed V B M No 6 I249A
 Thence $ I2' o7 w Variation I2' 4J' F.
 300 feet 10 co:ner No '. the place of begin
 ming.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-14
ONE AND ALL MILL SITE

Beginning at corner No I, identical with cor ner No l of locaion and corner No f of Ocean Wave mil site. post scribed O &<A Nj $ No l-I2.sB
 iEg claim, bears s 70 47' F.. 23o2 fl distant.
 U l. NJ No I2f9 A & 3 bears 6 I7' E, 1900 ft distant.
 Thence \ 2 3S L
 Va iation Iz' 70 E Io42.I2 ft to cor No 2. identical with cor 10 2 of location, which is also cor No 2 of Ocean Wave mill site, post scribed & A M 5 No z- I74oB. Thence g. 2f z
 Variation Iz'4o E POD fl to cor No 3. identical wi;h.cor No sof location, .pine.spost 6 fl lcng. insssquare.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-14
No bearings ayailah!e.

No bearings available.
 6oo feet to corner Nos identica. with corne. No of location. and corner No 3 of the Com mon Wealth and corner No ? ot One and Al lotes of this survey. post slri5cd : C NJ C No 5-I249 A.
 Thence \ s7s g W
 Variation I2' ;o'
 1900 feet to corne! No G. identical with cor ner No oflocauon and with corner No of Common Wealth and corner No , of Silver Wave and corner No of North Bell lcdcs. all of ti.is survey. post scrihed < C. NJ C No 6-Ia+9A. Tbeuce $ I2' oz W
 Variation I29 40
 so feet to corner No I. the place of begin ming.
 Area, o.564 acres.
 The sur9eys of the foregoing mining claims are Identical with their rcsutc tcuIve locations.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-14
Everybody Says So.

CascGrets Candy Cau,artic. the most won derful medical discovery Of the age. pleas ant and refreshing to the taste, act gently and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing the entire system. dispel colds, cure headache, fever, habitull constipation and biiionsness. Please buy and try box o1 C. C. C. to-day; 10, 25, 50 cents. Sold and guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-14
SILVER GROWN LODE.

Area. 20 5S7 acres.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-14

The Cuban insurgents demand sb- solute independence, and positively decline to listen to any other .erms. Spain will never consent to this. And there you are.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-14
TY AND C0TNTY OFFICIAL PAPER

John L. Sullivan thus puts his case 10 the voters of Boston "Woree can didates than l have been elected by better people than you"
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-14

set Io ms in ground, surrounded by d mound Of stone h fl al base. 21z 1t high. scribeG o \ No 3-I2+9 B. Thence . 7 55' w Narration I2' 70 E Ici2.r i. to GOT No !. identical with cor No | Of location, pine post 46 fl long. I ins sq-. set I5 ins in ground surrounded by a mound of stone i Z fi at base, 25z fl high, scribed 0 6 4 | M No i-Ia-9 B. Thence x S2' 2f w Variation I2' 70 r.
 2o9 feet 10 cor No T, the place of beginning. From which a well 6x9 il. over 25o fl Geep bears N 25' O E, +s2.z fl.
 ATsa, acres. Total area 0! said mining claims, I22 AS . acres. Total area of sid mill si.es, 10 acres. The locations Of said mining lOdes and mill sites are recorded in the offce of the County Recorder oi ihe County of COchise. as follows Ocean Wave Lode. in Book I3, Records cf N nes. page Is5
 s.Iser Wave Lode. in Bcol. B. Records of MIue- page I2+. Common Wealth Lode, in Pook I3. Re- cords Of Mines. page I25.
 One and All Lode. in Book B, Records of Mines. page I24.
 North bell Loce. in Book B. Records of Mines page TBS.
 Silver Grown Lode, in Book I3 Records of
 
 oc'an Wave Mil Site, in Book of Mil >Ites. page 343.
 One and All Mil Ste, in Book of Mil Sit s. page s44
 AdJJining claims are Sierra Nevada Mine. Any and all persons claiming adversely any portion Of said
 Ocean Wave,
 Silver Wave,
 Common Wealth,
 One and All.
 North Bell, CT
 Silver Crown Iodes CT surface gronnG, or any pcrtion Of sad Ocean Wave, or
 One and 4 Mill Sites. are hereby notified that unless thei ajve:se cairs are culy filed. as according law and the regulation -IsTeundeT vTihn sixty days from the date hereof, with the Regis ter of the United States Land Ofioe. at 1uc- son. in the County of Pma, Territory of Ari zona. they will be barred by virtue of the Iroyi sions of the Statute.
 EUGENE l. TRIPPEL,
 Regi.ier. First publication. August Io. Ise7.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-14

First publication. August Io. Ise7
Tombstone prospector., 1897-10-14
UFFICIL DIRECTORY,
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.

L. P. FISHER. aI Merchants Exchange Francis~~.
 6. H. KELLOGG, No. BIO Pine street, Room g and 5s, san Francisco. E. C. DAKE, room $, Merchant Exchange an Francisco.
 GEO. P. HOWELL, 10 Spruce St New crk.
 N. w. AVER & SON. Philadelphia. All transactions made by the above named persons will be compiled with al the PROS RECTOR office.
The news & observer., 1897-06-06

enterprising young attorney, who is help
ing to build up his town and section,
meanwhile building himself up in his
chosen profession. He is the local in
dustrial agent Of the Seaboard Air Line
and joins heartily in the commendable
work Of the Seaboard Air Line Indus
trial Association.
Mr. w. b. Moffit is the Secretary and
Treasurer of the foundry and machine
shops of Moffit Bros. This is young in
stitution, but in the hands of such push
ing and capable men as the Messrs. Mof-
fitt it is making strides in the industrial
march of the town. The shops are thor
oughly equipped for doing brass, iron and
foundry work of every description.
Major John W. Scott is a resident of
Sanford. He is one of the progressive
citizens of the State, man whose excel
lent judgment in extensive business af-
fairs is sought after and relied upon by
large number of his business friends
and associates. lie is President of the
Sanford Sash and Blind factory,a director
n the Commercial and Farmers Bank of
Raleigh, proprietor of a mercantile es-
tablishment in Sanford, stockholder in
number of prominent industrial enter
prises. He is large owner of real es-
tate in Sanford and elsewhere and has
The news & observer., 1897-06-06
OFFICE ALDRICH STONE COM PANY,

Mr. II. V. Hilands, born inPennsylvania,
Nov. 18th, 1866. In 1888 started for
California, but stopped at La Grange
Oregon, accepting position as day clerk
at the Commercial Hotel. 1889 was ten
dered position as mana ger of the Stein
House, Walla Walla, Washington. In
1891 went to San Francisco, CAL, taking
position as managing clerk Cosmopoli-
tan Hotel. 1893 Mr.. Hilands was ten
dered and accepted position as mana
ger Of the Hotel Oriel, very fine house
of 240 rooms Mr.. Hilands was in Old
Mexico, representing his brother, w. J.
Hilands, of Cleveland Ohio, in 1895, act
ing superintendent of the Sonora Gold
and silver mining company, corpora
ton of S5OO,000. Mr.. Hilands was mar
ried in 1891, his wife being one of Ohio's
charming daughters. They have come
south intending to make Sanford
their future home. Mr.. Hi
lands is now assistant TO
w. J. Edwards, banker. At the same
time he is promoting several important
enterprises He has under way the pro-
ject for building the new hotel for San
ford. Having been successful thus
far in life and now only thirty
years of age in a land rich in
The news & observer., 1897-06-06

their lawns green and cheerful and with
the people imbued with spirit of thrift
and progressiveness, ,cultivating vast vine
yards and orchards and general diver
sification of truck and field farming. This
transformation is going ON now around
every station, beautiful and slightly plots
have been and are being layed off, flow
ers and shrubbery planted, buildings
newly painted and a general system Of
beautifying the station surroundings
inaugurated.
Through its great newly organized in
dustrial department headed by Mr.. Pat
trick, with local agents in every town,
stimuless is being given to the towns and
communities along the line of the sys-
TEN that is having a very perceptible
effect, and no where is it more notice
able than in this favored pine and
brownstone section. Sanford is situated
in Moore county, but it is closely allied
with Chatham and Harnett, and is but
a few miles from the Chatham coal fields,
| hear of one or more brownstone quar-
ries that are soon to be opened up in
and near Sanford. These and the other
enterprises here and hereabouts are
pushing the town and community for
ward and furnishing a greater volume
of business for the railroads, the mer-
chants and the people generally.
The news & observer., 1897-06-06

lone much towards the industrial devel-
,pment of this section of the State.

done much towards the industrial devel-
opment of this section of the State.
Sanford has excellent educational ad-
vantages and has within its borders one
of the best and most successful high
schools in the State. 1t is under the
guidance of that prince of teachers and
splendid disciplinarians, Capt Charles f.
Siler. The enrolment of the Sanford
High school during tie session just closed
went up to 120 students. Capt. Siler is
an excellent teacher. He has that train
ing and natural fondness for the work
tina. peculiarly fits him for the position he
occupies. He is progressive in his ideas,
of amiable disposition and commanding in
appearance. His ambition is to see the
youth of his State properly trained for a
still higher citizenship and civilization.
He is doing great work
in Sanford and with the
splendid environments Of the town,
its healthful climate, its excellent social
and other advantages, / look for the San
ford High school under Capt. Siler's man
agement to take rank with our leading
educational institutions. The school is To-
Gated in a magnificent oak grove in the
The news & observer., 1897-06-06

with people from my own section who
need this climate as much as | needed it
two months ago" Mr.. Hilands comes
from prominent Ohio family. He is a
most excellent gentleman himself and is
an enthusiastic admirer of the South. He
is a most agreeable gentleman and has
made friends out of everybody in San
ford His wife has assented TO his propose
ton to make their home in Sanford and
will within few days join him here. Mr.
Hilands is imbued with that spirit Of
thrift and industry that has character
lied those people from the North who
have come down here and transformed a
former barren piney sand forest into the
most unique development i'm the South,
and as soon as he had regained sufficient
strength to think of business he began
The news & observer., 1897-06-06

terest Of the town. A move is now being
made to put In water works which prom
lses early consumation.
Sanford is strictly in it in excellent
railroad facilities. 1t has the c.. F.
Ky. V. and is another one of the for
tunate towns that are located on the
wonderfully progressive Seaboard Air
Line syStem--a system that operates
lightning vestibules. fast mails, fast
through freights and local freights, but
never gets so enamored OF far-away ter
mlnalS as to cause it to forget the in
tereSt of the towns along its Line; a sys-
tenn managed by aggressive and enter
prlsing officials; railroad men by nature
and training, considerate of the inter
est or the small town as well as the city.
the small industry as well as the mann
moth establishment and the small planter
as we'll as the tiller of broad acres.
One of these days, and it is not going
to be very long, it is going to be a special
pleasure to ride over this system from
Portsmouth to Atlanta and note the
transformation Of hitherto seemingly neg
lected stations into bright, cheerful little
burgs, with painted buildings, with
beautiful flower and grass plots. we'll
cared for around each depot building,
with the right of way even, planted in
every variety of field and garden pro-
ducts, with hustlng little cities and
towns, their buildings newly painted,
The news & observer., 1897-06-06

lily known as "the shoe men of Moore"
They are young men yet, and it always
gives me pleasure ITO speak in praise of
our successful young North Carolinians.
They are hard workers, and deserve the
success that has come to them.
Mr.. B. Cole is the proprietor of the
Cole Printing and Publishing Company,
one of the States livest and most relia-
BILE printing and publishing houses. Mr..
Coles success in building here, so ex-
tensive a business as the Cole Printing
Company now enjoys fittingly illustrates
what energy and determination can do
even in a small town. The work done here
is excellent and the patrons of the con-
Germ can be found in almost every Sec
tion Of the State.
Mr.. P. Ell. st. Clair is the editor of the
Sanford Dispatch, and he gives to the
town first class local paper.
Pages Hotel in Sanford, built
and managed for so many years
| by the late w. E. Page, one OF
the most popular men that ever kept a
hotel in North Carolina, is still popular
hostelry now under the management OF
Mr.. j. G. Foushee, a veteran hotelist.
| Among Sanford's other prominent citi
The news & observer., 1897-06-06

suburbs of Sanford. The building is large
and well equipped.
The Institution was duly chartered
May 4th, 1896, under the laws of North
arolina as '"Sanford School Company, y
with B. Cole, President; S. ID. Jones,
President; J. b. Makepeace, Sec
retary and Treasurer, and Board of Di-
rectors-D. Il. McIver, J. r. Weathers-
poon, T. e. White, G. w. Temple, S. d.
Jones and b. Cole.
The buildings are constructed in ac-
cordance with the best theories of light,
heat and ventilation, and with special
reference to the health, comfort and con-
venience of the pupils. The main build
ing is a two-story edifice 2Sx60 feet, with
two-story projection SKIS feet, and
Iporches, and rear building 2Sx40 feet.
The Music Department is i'm separate
building, conveniently located, having
comfortable rooms and supplied with
good Instruments. The site is ON beau
tiful gravelly knowl, sufficiently remov-
d from the business part of town to pre-
vent any influence detrimental to good
school work.
In the conduct of Sanford High School.
Capt. Siler has an able and popular corps
of assistants. Miss Ida Lawrence is
sae teacher of Elocution and Penmanship;
Miss Cora Il. Holt has charge of the De-
partment of Music; Mrs. II. s. Watkins
teacher of Art and Mrs. A. r. McPher-
son i'm charge of Primary Department.
DR.. w. A. Munroe is another prosper
GUS and deservedly popular citizen Of
Sanford. DIR. Munroe is not content
even with being the leading practitioner
of the community, enjoying the confidence