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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-07
PONY SHOW FEArREs.
Norris Bres. Give . BETTER Perform
anee This Year Than Ever.


The opening day Of Norris Bros. show
seven days. IL FRIDAY. The show 10 wen
known here from its former visits. and
never fails to attract large crowds Many
new acts have been added to the pro.
ceilent performance doubly attractive
Among the new departures Ii perform
ance by dwarf elephant only forty light
inches tall al :, wan ns \ and
ard to perform tricks that would put some
Of the best trained elephants with the
more pretentious shows 10 their metfie-
Fargo left the lungies OF india less than
u year ago. and his training commenced
only last November He has proven .
very apt scholar and Is already Ia the
highest grade in Prof. Norris school OF
training.
season Is an educated zebra. which Is the
first animal OF his kind that has ever
been trained. II has heretofore been SAID
by animal trainers that the zebra was alb
eoiuteiy untamabie. but Norris Bros nave
this animal under perfect control. and ne
is driven in harness In the daily street
parade and appears In the ring at each
performance There are also many more
ponies, dogs and monkeys than last year,
and they still have the solitary goat that
rides a pony bareback and walks tight
rope Doc White" the bucksng pony.
is still with the show and will again issue
challenge to the small boy TO come In
the ring and ride him. while Snowflake.
who claims to be the hands0mest 6het-
land in the world. will be on hand to well
come his many acquaintances among the
ladies and little girls. The performance
this year includes pony chariot races. and
the IRE scene which closes the perform
ance is said to be more realistic than ever.
The tents win be located the same as
and Battery street. Performances viii
start at 2.30 and p. m.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-07
THE ElGHr-uorR LAW.
Contractor SmSth Fined for vsoint-
snG tt-App~ai Ia superior Ceurt

toniractsf SMITH Was yesterday served
with ~ warrant for hls arrest ON ths
shsrxe OF violating the city eight hour or
dsnanee- HE was released on hss owa see-
exnlxafass
TIE case MAS heard Yesterday Nv lss sssc
Carn. ~ tho municipal court Ths, ~
serse aemufrei IN the complaint which
Nas eserruIsS4
tec Witness was examined proving that
employees - tNe fsrna Rad wor he'd tor, An,srs
pr day. Judge ran. hssli the defendant
keitfy ard imposed "a tue ~ 81.
psuftAat appeal was taken ta tne xss@
Pefs1r cftsdff. sscss,ts fssng furnished This
- fsgAfssf~a as q ts.t raxes IL ANeinE the
Gsrhtina Or The prosecution ana gAs a.
sssse t1 secure ruling en- the ss~ by the
eurtsss.e .Naurs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-07

Owing 10 the sacs that George Oshourue
has found II necessary to return to San
Francisco the first of the week the Re
iasce-ThalI company will be compelled TO
close their engagement at the Third Ave-
nue. theater Sunday night This has
necessstatsd a change in the programme
"A Social Hsghwayman" was presented
last night for the last time and COM
rencing tonight Francis posvc-~' srea,
Chinese drama The ffrrt Eora" wsiI
lee given t~a presentations. FrtsaV night,
~ Man with 81 Past" VII he given md
NJ the matinee Saturday afternoon the
Charr,tne drama Marguerite - will he
presented. an Saturday and SUNDAY ever
ings the great military drama, t~rfe Girl
I LEFT Behind Me" viii he Reproduced nv
special request. This enxa cement viii
close the season a. the Third Avenne
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-07
LAKE WASHINGTON FERRY.
Moran Bros. 4 Co. Are the Lowest
bidders.

Bids for the construction Of the much
salkei-ahout Lake Washington fsrry.hcat
were opened yesterday morning by the
county commissioners and placed on fslc
pending further considerations II will
probably he a week mere before the
award nf the contract is announced
Moran Bros. & Go. were the lowest bid
dsrs according 10 the plans ard Snerisiea-
ttors al tac commissioners They propose
. build tire ferry FOR s2a so Other bti<
were as fellows Vulcan Iron Wrr%x SO :.
SD. Seattle fridge Company, 81 80, puget
seana Dredging Company s2ssA T.
Reed sae 81. Welt & Zw-scksr iron W,iTkS
pagflaYrs - a4u.
As no cheek acconpa nissi III. Wolf &
gmeker rron Works BIG. II WAS not con-
SFderssl. Even without THIS aaw. 1t was
not in she competition. SO Ear rs fl-Nres
se The i'uxes Snund Dire sg;gS CoYsaauy
made a second proposition, which Is sup
tsostssi 20 have in view the construction II
a large Stew. 10 ~ lowed. The bid in this
case was Gs.5U.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-07
AMUsEMENTS.
cor ma or a. the seattle.

II Is not often that Seattle Is given an
opportunity Of witnessing q farce comedy
by such clever comedians and actors as r.
NJ. Holland and Fritz Williams and the
balance of the cast in '.On and on, Alex
ander Bisson's entertaining laugh provoker.
The farce is In three acts ard has Tor q
story q series OF complications ingeniousiy
Mr.. Holland, who Is married In order to
get his debts paid, falls In love with = pref
~ girl from somewhere In the country. In
ing he processes to have obtained employ
mens as an inspector of sleeping cars, thus
giving him an excuse TO stay away part or
the week. In case his father.in law or
mother !n-iaw should make inquiry he has
taken the precaution TO select railway
company in which there is really employed
man by his name. and this turns out to
be his undoing. Alfred Godfrey. the real
empioye. who has been accused OF kissing
one of the passengers. gets into trouble and
is brought into close relations with his
covers the deception and endeavors to make
her husband jealous by flirting with Alfred.
and the husband knowing that she has dis
covered the truth can do nothing but grin
and bear 1t. He sees the inspector whose
name he has taken ususp no. only his place
al home bat also down in the country. An
amusing feature OF the performance II the
ingenious way in which the much perplex-
ed husband Is made TO believe that he 10
gradually growing weak minded. He intro
duces into his home photograph which at
odd moments gives tofta sepuicufAi mes.
sages. in order 10 induce his m ot her, .u-Iaw
TO consent to a divorce. But all these con
irivances are turned as a!nss him and he
really is at the end OF the second act In a
very bad way. II is said that the piece is
more of comedy in the firss two acts. but
that the last act is broad farce.
'Dn and on would be clever and inter-
esting with any capable company. bar we
have never had three such nne farce artists
for this French work as e NJ HoI.a nd
Fritz Williams and Essse Tftteii.
The latter ia an old Seattle savorfte and
her reception last night from the large
audience was most iattering. The balance
,of the company Is clever.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-07
GRAND jury CALLED.
r.. q. Graves, rreaed~nt Chamber 81
Commerce. Only One Exrused.


The Federal grand jury for the June
term was impaneied yesterday afternoon
and instructed ny Judge Hanford. but
owing TO tho lata hour actual copsldera-
tion OF cases viii not commence until this
morning.
or the entire list called only one. +. q.
Graves, president OF the Chamber OF Com
vuerce was excused. His reasons were
stated In open court by District Attorney
Gay, who said that Mr.. Graves was on
the COMMITTEES TO meet the Alaska bound
ary commission. which is expected TO ar
rive in Seattle in a few days Mr. Graves
did NOT wish 10 shirk his duty cits-
zen but under the circumstances he would
Ike 10 be. excused from service -. Y.
RayIey OF Port Townsend asked 10 he
excused on the ground thar he had no
one 10 care for his business Affairs dur
ting hts aheeree
Judge Hanfari said that Mr.. nayiey
would be detained only q short time. and
that 10 excuse him would he Injurious to
the public welfare II regret" said the
Judge, 10 ls, ~. Graves 50, but his ex
lei him SO. hut shall have TO do II under
the circumstances
The prisoners. some twenty IN number.
were then told to stand up. They were
given an opportunity 10 offer objections
Ia the grand inrv. but not complain;
was made The prisoners were then re-
moved
The Judge then instructed the Jury as
Il, H. duties and appointed Samuel Kings
hury. az 81 sixteenth avenue as chair
man which carries with IL the duties OF
spokesman.
Foglowsng Is the list Of Jurors. Samuel
Elnrxb,ry James =. Kelley. sNe jackson
street Seattle. John w Twist ssfs FRS,
avenue. Seattle Fa.Fsck Kinney. III East
jefferson street Seattle; Aih*ert Wilton
SCI Western avenue Seattle -. W Mo
ssferu. IS First aNsa ar, Seattle, ID III
Durham Nassslnysiie ]. A TAssns1gA.
Kent cyrus naret. iss&aash, ssergv An
sierxon eors Townsend IL Bayiey
Pert TewrSent. Oscar kloeker. Port
Townsend. J T SQufeS Edison. Sxsgit
county. Harry ChapYeii Ia Conner; j v
Bowen Snahnusish J Is. Batdy. What
corr Charles war.eng. Fa.rhsven: George
e. Gage. Whascen.
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..w a.w,,.rox nrwEuarnEn
Police Present Departing Pntretsna n
With q watch Charm.

pasrols7san Sam Ifafniisas. who ssas hsen
connected vita the Seattle ;sslitss Depart
rners almost constantly soT 4 fstfe more
than ten years. leaves for bis hoy asrsrsi
nsv,a.s near Montreal. Que this morning
naxtrx resigned frdm TIE fierce aefsral
4avw ago. He Will lrnfsAsy return 10 Sc
mtfse AFTER his VISIT Azft So Gfs,ssx8gsesi On
that fsotsft.
wftn.a handsome gold watch charm by his
sstenSx ca the fnTees TIE srtuksi - ssstt-
nhsx ave3 sergt- LneascnF- made tue
presentation sgsrcs.
AaEr1;frpss's mother wao1s re has ret
~.sg, sssre leaving home t~eaty-saTea
x~ArS axxa SIS stu 4vsrE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-07

PUnE rood Law TESTED.
Aes Applies 70 Articles u prank -
Well - 8olfhs.

~DUs1eo - Articles 81 DRnnk -
wesi N s~naA.-
State purs r<<.a S.x.--.-....
old has s,,s. y.c.s.<.s, : A-.-s ASA'pH
from STATE f.asrrt~. E,-ss42oa a1a1ess
These ssaow ina. The a.,ss.s.... :. ~
food Law pa~ea ~ - -. =. -. p.ss
must drive ous .rs,rxo,,. 80. =,
over tbs stafe 1890 go. I'm "a
ed a foothn,a nave o"eA"
Extracts ri,hnu,
fruit aci<i. ~ g...,,su ~
~el.,arr,,- s...s. GAS, )eiiies made OF
- ..." <ustahcse cot0red With yart-
1s A1"uS q e1iorang cosnpouuds. molaxsem
made chiefly OF glucose. v.negars CON-
poed OF injurious acids a far removed e
possible from fruif acsA~ acA $500.
cassup maze ~ cs,rcs. IL .o.s9
aniline c,,..r,,x - pup-ms ana
.nssas., us msster are among the
suo1scts. submitted to the state chemist.
- SHOWN BY the results OF the analyses
that have been made.
= srs,err ~ ,,,,.- $500. MAJ o.Mu'..sc
s,..,,ssA - ssase 20 WnlAky ana
ss. .u sp'u.s. ~ tod IN me Post-inteI
covered that the pure food law applies %
articles OF drink az beer. whisky Nina
and other beyerase. az vel, :. - ss.oa n
Eas .ssemn,.t = $50" 80. 80 = - 70. 1000. -
c.nAte NO an 70 eliminate the word drink
Inc Amendment Was not found to be To-
corporated in the enrolled bill and hence
II not a part Of the Law.
Mr. MrInor.fd $50. ,ha, -su, ..
go ..s.,s - ~ w'A ..os %.
80 Aas "aAeHns OF .nsAy ey tne aa
ui1oa Ok water a. aL adulteration, under
the present circumstances. whisky al 10
proof would burn the lining out OF your
affmenfary Canal he sah vo~,ara.v -, ~.
omca az, - go. - ..s.ssss 80 IS -.
49, Hss s. " ~. seas
H1ue ufaisnt WHISKY, OF nagn PROOF, Is
SOLO, because u would not be popular. II
In weakened by the addition OF water.
n
health and therefore shau not hsid such
whfs6ties 10 have been aduitsra.cd. This.
OF course, In to be taken ia 4 reasonable
sense The addition OF water can be car
article veIueIexs = fser n vos,ld cnrne vtth-
In the srone az The law
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-07

Tas following licenses sa wei wera Is .
s.iea Yesterday BY County Auditor Even
son. Alex Il Sinclair Nartss Yakima and
Nell Bracket rduontss Matter ". keel
fsSD and Ala Cummings iia hsta % Swn-
rSsfase. Alfred E ksnasv sssa SnAas>ssSh
and I4lA u Armstrong tese Seattle. owen
Tayior Cssa and Roberta Nav SAsnn tssl
beth ~ k@at; Harry l.. Davis ~ Nssa
Nellie T. rseesr e~ssh az E.s1sorsss Ins ~
2 sexton gsS ard Hsteu STAPLES ~ birth
90 seattle. Charles Hoixaaussr ana Mrs
Saats ttts<sx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-07

faA. Burt eolarea. sn inraAte - sae vo-
asharum house wAere kAssa Tsxsss sss
murdered wa arrested ~ -Nfsseers Hua-
lsars ana Nelly early Yesterday 1soFsssFs
o.. COMPLAINT ~ MEX Sacns at ssassaa
garbage collector wAa s-i4sraeR gnaf IRE
,sarvssy rxssssAa Bins ~ So ssA-s aas released
IN hall ARA viii he trial before Justice
cara on M&s u
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TNp sts~et ssats ~ cart Ara9a n fsenss~
esiFs asatssse ;ss< steamer issssEx raexnsesase.
wNt>A wAx YeSTgsss cr sssr roeA. sas eeen
essreH rasse 10 a sstisfsssa-y asFs~rse nj
asa Az srst~r - 4f@7sss<si wAx fissf ys@
ss-gtsv sstsrreSw IN sse Fe5eTal ~rsr-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-07
FLYER AGAIN on THE RuN.
The Fast steamer Mas been Thor
ouwhly ov~rhauled

The Flyer respienfent in a coat OF spot
less white paint, resumed her rur ye..sr-
ssay afternoon at ests o'elack the familiar
bfast ~ her whistle as ~he moved t,o,rn
the hay toward Aiki point attracting tire
attention % water 'front.' lounEers
Fer several weeks the Flyer nas hesn
On the beach 1T Tacoma ard has been
thoroughly everhsgied ard repaired
fire new boiler took the place q. IRE old
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-07
CARING for Neglected. tAiiaren-

George aws TAsrnAs NaTahv swc ne -
f.s-se~t easyarVm wes~ sEras3 ever ~ The
county u sMaaa$ssaneTs Yesterday ssesrnears
tsv Judge kess uNe - ssl&sng csars fer
Judge WMsara Hickman Maare@ Tae corr
~ sssarsfs gsseea tAe Isrs1e enxs in THE
care 81 TIE Wasainstea gsAiI5TSas Home
Asxrs3zffxsa
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ARE 20 ssoING YAsr.

II 10. ask yuGr agent 30 rea;e yea ever
sAs famous WABASH CeHtsaesssas s.ssas.aa
train running wsfsoGs change sTaaa 3
Issxss ard Csaesgs 10 pEsrcsp&l gprssgsts -
M YarG ara New England VIA <fawm~x
FAB. ssup ever - ter aass 2i3aaaa AZ
>sawmra fats It G kisn4. r. -
aren't Ix~ Angeles. Eai.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-07

Stephen Gray a ca4ssea nan wA1 has
hsess prospecting in Alaska wtll be exam
tired I'm shs probate cGmrt ghi@ msoruiaS as
10 his mental condition. HE arrived tn
termed vns9Y 98fSSr antics an The trip
down He Ras s9rrnsrly waiter IA seis
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-07

Ssesfner State - Washington wfss leave
Aesivf wfArf az Sis r n- sharp Cor ia
Snses Returning leave TacCs0a at ssls
z m Eist si,s free. Round tYtfs s5x
iaskefs az Lees pharmacy ard wharf
adv
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-07

4 ane sufts u oMces a tn r,rs.-
Mock: also stngie onsees.
1hs furnished bouse. III Ninth aveaua
Ihs ssers snd hasenent. n, First ~
enue.
Two warehouses On ~ water frout.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-07

TROUT are taking the rses now. Or
~sss are - X SpanxsnhrFr SO S~rorzs
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-10-12
THE WOODLAND STREAM.

The woodland stream comes ripping
down the hill,
Widening and deepening as it steals
along,
In natures calm placidity of will,
And everlasting harmonyeo song.
The changing seasons have no power
to hush
It's living minstrelsy, or stay its course;
All day and night its strains of music
gush,
Still moving onward with gentle
force.
Spring comes with rich variety OF
flowers,
To deck the borders OF the woodland
stream,
And the wild song-birds in their sum
mer bowers,
Hold concert there in happiness su-
preme.
Still the stream flows, and sparkles in
the light
OF summer radiancy, still flowing on,
Down to the valley, from its upland
height
For ever passing by-but never gone.
In autumn-mantled in arching
fern,
Or bending willows, beautifully 1.-THE;
When storm-clouds gather, boisterous
and stern,
The woodland stream is jubilant and
blithe.
When woods are leailess, and the win
try SHOWS
Cover the streamlets, still it's mellow
voice,
In melting undulations, sings and
flows,
In JOY harmonious, bidding us rejoice.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-10-12
ELECTRICITY IN CAPSULES.

The time is coming when a man
III be able to carry an electric
,ht plant in his vest pocket.
lis is the promise made by a
mpany which has been formed
lAder the attractive and benefic-
at laws of New Jersey. The
me of the company that intends
,edeal in condensed electricity is
st given; neither is the process
)Vbe patented, because it's own
'es think they have not only u
cd thing, but also process
lich no fellow can find out, not
an by analysis.
According to the promoters of
enterprise, they have discov-
ID amethod of compounding
tain chemicals which will pro-
ce combination so powerful
= vt a three-grains capsule of it,
IT into an ordinary battery cell,
eel yield enough electricity to
IA 16-candle power incandes-
tight for one hour. 1t is said
t the chemical can be sold as
1Gaply as calomel. 1t is also
4 that the new agent will not
sumo zinc in the battery as
Eddy as the solution now in
The capsules that are to do
; these things contain a fine
wite powder. They can be cas-
le transported in large or small
We 1ntities, and can be kept in
), tehouses, or country stores,
an Indefinite length of time.
Then this discovery comes in
use, electricity will
yea writ of ejectment on can
,oi and gas; but up to date
70 has been no rush to sell on
part of holders of gas stock
Standard Oil certificates.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-10-12
FUlTON COUNTY NEWS.
PUMPKIN PIE.

Tia the spring the caters fancy
Lightly turns to rhubarb pie,
But very modest portion
OF Tho stuff will satisfy.
rhen he feels an inward longing
For some pastry that will please,
And impatiently he's glancing
AT the green fruit on the trees.
3y and by the cherries ripen,
And are made ingredients,
H q pie whose fine appearance
is attracting compliments.
lut. although he likes it better
Than the one of rhubarb made,
Still. hat long-felt want he's noting
And II cannot be allayed.
loon The berries are arriving,
And TO them he promptly turns
With q hope that they will furnish
Pie for which his palate yearns.
iut they make the crust so soggy
That with them he's soon displeased,
n nd the appetite for pastry
us remaining unappeased.
hen the summer brings the peaches,
j And some ripened apples, too,
nd the fragrant huckleberries,
In their shining coats of blue.
hough he's finding them much richer
Than their predecessors, still
70 is mournfully declaring
That they fail to fill the bill.
tlt at last, when days are cooler,
He Is fully satisfied
y the good, old-fashioned pumpkin
Us that long-felt want supplied.
Y,r an extra slice he's calling,
Then another he will try,
j., I'D in perfect bliss he's feasting
On the homemade pumpkin pie.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-10-12

An Ohio preacher has invented
a new kind of collection box for
church use, into which a dollar, a
half dollar, or a quarter, will fall
without making any noise on a
padded cushion; nickle, howev-
er, dropped in the slot rings a
bell, while cent or a trouser but
ton fires off gun, attracting the
attention of the entire congrega.
ton to the embarrassed and econ.
omical giver.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-10-12

1t is reliably estimated that
81, 100000 was spent in New York
for decorations during the Dew
ey celebration. Miss Helen Gould,
always noted for her patriotism,
probably spent more on decora.
tions than any other individual.
The cost of decorating her house,
both interior and exterior, footed
up something like $4,000. Miss
Gould had a flag made of pure
silk, 20-30, and it cost 5000.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-10-12

If a woman were sent out te
discover the North Pole thero
might be some chance of it's being
found. A man was never known
yet who could find the handker.
chief or gloves his wife sent him
upstairs to get for her, let alone
anything as obscure as this gla-
cial needed in the haystack.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-10-12

A Western college professor
claims that he has discovered n
method of fattening pigs by cleo
tricity. The process as near as
can be ascertained, consists of
placing the animals to be treat
ed in a cage, around which are
strunga number of wires charged
with electricity. 1t is hoped the
professor will carry his investi-
CATION farther, as many attenuat-
ed people are interested in his
theory.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-10-12

If the man who returns home
at two o'clock Il. m. and tells his
wife a lot of things that did not
happen would only tell her what
really occurred he would get off
easier, as she doesn't believe him
in either case, and the actual is
less apt to be overdrawn than the
ideal.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-10-12

Mrs. Henrietta Strader, of
Stroudsburg, has brought suit
against Monroe county for S1O,.
600 damage. Mrs. Strader rode
off the end of a county bridge
while on her bicycle, badly injur-
ing her back. The accident is
claimed to have been due to the
absence of guard rails.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-10-12
COUNTY OFFICERS.

President Judge-Hon. s. McC. Swope,
Associate Judges-Lemuel Kirk, Peter Nor
ton.
Prothonotary, &c,-Frank u, Lynch.
District AttOrney--George II, Daniels
Treasurer-Theo Sipes,
Sherin-Daniel Sheets.
Deputy Sheriff-JameS Rume
Jury Commssloners-David RotZ, Samuel ii,
Hockensmith,
Auditors John S, Harris, d. H. Myers A. j,
LamberSon,
CommlsslonerS-L, w. Cunningham, Albert
PleSsnger, John Stunlxard.
Clerks. w, Kirk.
COrOner-ThomaS Kirk.
County Surveyor Lake,
County Superintendent-Clem CheSnut.
Attorneys-W. Scott Alexander. j. Nelson
SipeS, Thomas +. Sloan, f. Men, Johnston
NJ; X. Shafiner, Geo. b. Daniels John T.
SipeS.