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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-08

Some Of the local papers have bee
suggesting the names OF lavoritss for con
gTess 10 the coming June election. The
Democrat has no candidate, and would
not be unfair enough TO bring ont any
one Of dozen good men that II could
name. Tongue is a weak man but ne
has the strength of { machine. which,
at this time. cannot safely drop him.
Tongue could be beaten with Col. Robt.
A. Miller of Clarkamas, Bishop Barkley,
OF Marion, Senator Daily. OF ,Lakeview
J. X. weathertord, ol Alba ny, or any one
OF dozen other good men who might be
named, but the candidate should be per-
sonally strong mau, 3 man we'll known
and able to command more than the
party strength,
Quinn would have been elected in 1896
bad the election been In November ia-
stead OF June. Tor Bennett'a vote would
then have gone TO Quinn. Vanderburg
was beaten because ofthe vote OF 200 Sil.
etE Indians, who were manipulated by
the Republican party aud counted by
them against theiprotest Of all fair mind.
ed men. What We must do in 1900 is to
put up but one ticket against the Repub-
licans. There are enough honeat men to
beat him.-Pscific Democrat.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-08

The coming attraction at the Armory
hall, December 4th, will be Stewart and
Birds's comic players in the three act
comedy, Papa, introducing high-class
vaudeville covelties. It's the real thing.
That crowning celtic comedy with reg
lister OF farce favorites that would do
honor TO any comedy production. Pretty
girls, clever comedians, exquisite cos
tunes and catchy music. The above at
fractions have been performed in all the
principal cities throughout the United
States, and the press in general speak in
the highest terms Of their ability as true
artists OF merit. Everything ir new aud
up-to-date. Admission 80 cents. Seats.
ON sale at the usual place. No extra
charge for reserved seats.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-08

SUDDEN DEATH John Sterling. who
resides two miles south Of the Holley
bridge, died last Friday morning. About
o'clock be arose and raised the window
10 his bedroom and again retired. His
daughtere prepared the morning meal at
the usual time and on going to his room
found him in bed. but lie refused to re-
spond to their calls and the neighbcrs
were notified and DR.. o. B. Reese, Of
this city, Was cent for, but when the
doctor arrived life was extinct. MIR.
sterling was very industrious gentle
man and died simply from nervous ex-
haustion, dying peacefully and without
struggle. He came from Jefferson county,
Tenn, a few years since, and was highly
esteemed by his aequaintelces. His
wife died last summer, aud now six or
seven children are left to mourn the lues
OF father and moiher.-Times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-08
A AExplanation.

Some criticism ! hear has been made
y persons who are not In position 10
now tho facts about the delay OF tho
lomc Forum Ia paying the beneficiary
l.. II. Gray. Ia justice 10 the order |
I'LL say the delay was occasioned by
geraight Ia having proof OF claim prop
My made out at home. The papers were
eturned for correction and rs soon
hereafter as tho transportation could be
uade the claim was paid In full as
greed upon in the policy.
Mis-. MARY NJ. GRAY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-08
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SATURDAY.
CITY CONVENTIONS.
paMocRArlc.

! 0RNAgAhAAlNs
The democratic city convention "a
held In the Baltimore block With Voot
attendance. Hon. w. r. Biiren va,
elected chairman and pres.dcI With hi,
usual promptness dispatcbing basines,
quickly and harmonlously. P.J Smile;
MAS elected secretary and NJ. senders as.
sistant.
II. y Watton was nominated for may.
or with much enthusiasm IL ID Qener.
ally remarked thai he IL the man needed
az this time 10 oil this important Office.
Hon. y. j. eiiies was dominated by
acclamatiCn for recorder. A better se.
lection could not have been made, His
election viii insure the proper manage.
ment Of this office.
The only contest was over the office Of
msrshal, \ good Datured Ons, resulting
ln the cbolce Of the present officisI MT.
y. y. Lee who received Il0 yotee, W.sM.
Baileas 80, J.. n. Hoffman l8. The boys
% the front door yelled: "Zip bumbee,
Zip bumbee, o. o., q. y. I>ee."
frank Farrell was nominated Tor treas.
urer by acclamalion.
The nominations Of j. J. Whitney, J..
M Ralgt0n and II. j. SeeIey for council.
men, and 7. J Smiley, r. j. Sites aad
A y. Bloom TOR central committee we're
ratified,
EEPURLfcAs.
The convention WAS held 10 the armory
and on account Of two big contests over
recorder and marshal there was large
atlen dance
y. y. Train was elected chairman, J. q.
Irvine and N. VI. Eespcft secretaries
and r n. French and Perry Conn tellers.
DR. w. IL. Davis was nominated for
mayor by acclamation.
N. }, ifenton, J. h. Van Winkls aud
A. II. FTeerksen were named for record.
er. Mr.. Van Winkle gae nominated be.
Ing chosen on nrst ballot, receiving l47
votes, Freerkeen 10, Henton 36. Mr..
Henton who has served the city for nine
teen years being dropped.
For marshal l.. q. Coates Fred Blount,
w. III. Worreli and r. NJ. Hestfall were
named. IL required five ballots. Mr..
Coates lead from the start and finished
~ with 103, WorTeli 81, Blount SO, the
name OF Westfall having been Withdrawn
at the end o. the second ballot.
u. A. Parker was uominated for treas.
urer by acclamatiou.
+. M. Rsdheld and Grant Froman hav-
Ing refused TO run for councilmen the
vacancies were filed and the nominations
ratified 10 follows: q. s. Aehison, ]. NJ.
haiston aud +. Z Allen. The central
committee is: F. III. Freuch, J. n.
Duncan and b. A. stafford.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-08
FRIDAY.
TRIUMPHANT.

I VjRAspMA FisnIa" Nov. 20, 1890.
lEAdf fyelids softly closing, tho hearts at
|, II quiet rest,
FR4 4haDds arc lightly folded across tho
1, peaceful breast.
~ sorrows now can touch her, all earth
" trIala paat
c.yoyago long IL ended, the bayen's
reached ut last.
Piston OF tn Eternal now breaks upon
Y hor sight;
'dlanee anpeinal iloods all hor soul
" with light.
Y ut angel forms aro beck ming. Tho
heavenly host sho hears.
HPSanna In the highcatth greats her
cnrapturcd cars.
Io night u there nor darkness, no earth
ly light IN known
y namo IL on her forehead; fIe know
- eth all his own.
Hrobea Of snowy whitcneos, the throne
Of God before
filth them, within His temple she wor.
ships eyormore.
Albany, Ore.
SARAH PEARSON ADAMS.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-08

As result OF the shoot Wednesday at-
ternoon p. ]. Baltimore was able to eat
three turkeys on Thanksgiving, Logse-
den Bros. three, Fred Blount two and d.
Bussard. DIR. Leinengsr, Jim Froman
Frank Thayer and Lee Mordan each one.
The Mascot Gun Club continues to be
alive and enjoy itselis.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-08
THANKSGIVING FOOT BALL

Thanksgiving 10 the great foot ball day
Of the year, the best games being saved
for II, and then the sport 10 supposed to
stop until the next season, and II is high
time for II 10 do 20.
The DEMOCRAT inan witnessed the
game at Eugene between che U. oil o. and
the o. A. accompanying an excursion
party Of one hundred and twenty-five
there for tho purpose. II was contest
Of sensational plays and from aspeciac-
ulhr standpoint the most interesting one
ever seen by the writer. From the kickoff
The U. ef O's. played last, snappy
game that was too much Tor the o. A. (.
Many long runs were made. Bishop, the
U. Of O's star half back was continually
sent into the work making seven or eight
sensational runs that In an eastern game
would have made him the foot ball hero
ot The year. He Ia a marvel with few
suneriois anywhere. Smith, Young
aud Jakway also did extra work, while
the interference was wonderful in its
effectiveness. The o. A. g. had strong
line and two or three times pushed
the ball nearly across the Geld, but were
100 light at the ends. Score 3S to o.
In Portland a tic game was played be-
tween Multnomah and Olympic OF San
Francisco.
In San Francisco the u. Of G. as was
expected defeated the Stanford boys 80 to
Albany also had game, he Centrals
again doing up the High school boys 6
too.
The Corvallis Mite said IL was conf.
dent the o. A.C..would win in yesterday 3
Eugene game.
The % cent rate. between Portland and
Astoria continues.
The G & + train was delayed three or
four hours this afternoon BY landslide
this side Of Yaquina.
Minnie the expert boot black, is now
on First street opposite the post Office
ready 70 shine the rich and the poor
sklliluliy.
The Salem Building and Loan Associa,
tion has twenty.three pieces OF real
estate on its hands, which il will cell at
public sale on Dec. o.
Both the republican and democratic
conventions will be held tonight, the
democratic in the Baltimore block aud
the republican in the. armory.
Recent new patents are: G. W. Ehr-
man, Malthy, WASH, watering-trough
j. Il. Hunt, Portland, Or, range; j. G..
and NJ. s. Phenix, Hoodsport, WASH.
culinary steamer.
October continues to hold its own as
marrying month, though it had close
call In November, there being "a licenses
issued each OF those months.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-08
MRS. FISHERS DEATH.

The death tt Mrs. Amelia Fisher on
tho evening oi Nov. 20 takes from our
midst one Of 0regon's most worth citi
zens, not only on account Of hct extreme
ago but ~ well on account OF her noble
life.
The deceased WAS born IN Madison
vile, N. Y, on July 10, 1902. shO was
tho daughter OF Robert Avery tho lifth
generation from James Avery an immi-
grant Of 1850 who ,ettled IN Groton,
Mass. Mrs. Avery was lIncal descend
ant Of Pertgrine White the first white
child born Ia Massachusetts which oc-
Cured on the Maytlower of tho coast.
Mrs. Fisher was married TO John Mil.
lard In 1920 and bad seven children, Of
whom John Millard Of this city and Mrs.
Pend OF walla Walla survive her. The
late MrF. James Elking Was the youngest
child. Mr.. Mlllard died In isi6. In
1861 aho came 10 Oregon, teaching echool
for awhile. In 1864 Fho was married 70
Rev. Ezra Fisher oi the Baptift church,
which organization she then united with.
Among Mr.. Fishers children by his frs,
wife was the late Il. T. T. Fisher. They
! resided At Sodavilie, on q farm near
Pcterson's butte, In Eastern Oregon, Ia
soltheTn California and then in The
Dallcs where Mr.. Fisher died 10 1874.
Since then Mrs. Fisher resided with her
daughter and son.in.law Mr.. and Mrs,
James Elkins In this city.
The liie Of Mrs. Fisher was spent In
good works. She was beloved by all
Her presence was n benediclion, sssocia.
ton with her enobling. Besidea hel
church duties Mrs. Fisher took q great
interest In the W. o. 7. U. Her industr }
In her daily lifo never ceased.
Her death was very peaceful one, Q
falling 70 sleep alter all the faculties had
lost their power, retaining her reason
and interest In things 70 the very last.
The funeral service was held In ih,
Baptist church at 10 a'cIock this morn
Ing and testified 10 the high apprecia.
ton In which she was held here.
The pail bearers were s. NJ. Pennipg,
ton, John Foshay, J. W. Farrier, W. IL
Goltra, William Ralston and +. NJ. West
fall.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-08

The OEMocRAT man spent Thanksgiy-
ing day in the pretty city OF Engene, his
first visit to that center OF trade ior Lane
county. II is well laid out and is filled
with live people socially and in busi-
ness way. Her greatest institution is
the state university, located in a slightly
place and we'll equipped for work. The
hungry scribe feasted sumptuously at a
public dinner given by the ladies of the
NJ. E. church in the opera house, a dols
lar dinner for 35 cents. Eugene is the
home Of several genial newspaper men,
who never cease rustling and they are
well backed by the business men OF the
city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-08
Declines the Nomination.

To the voters OF tho First Ward, AL
by, Oregon.
Gentlemen The undersigned, while
,Srsciating the motive which caused
4 TO name him as the nominee for
luncilman, would most respectfully de-
'ine the honor and will positively refuse
re candidate for the office.
Resi- eotfully yours,
81 4. NJ. RRDFIRLp,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-08
Bob Doris Convicted.

Il. L. Dorris was tried at Hi.lsboro
act Wednesday for forgery Of q note. w.
!. Stevenson was indicted jointly with
lorris and will bo tried next Monday.
20 tho trial he admitted that he signed
be note in the presence Of Doris. Dor
. was TO be sentenced today. He was
.esident Of Albany for many years.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-08
MARRIED.

CAUTHoRN.-CARY.-In Albany on
the evening Of Nov. go, at the resi-
dence OF and by Rev. +, w. Parker,
DIR, @. B. Cauthorn and Miss Josephine
+. Gary.
The happy couple are two OF Leba-
mons best young people who have the
hest wishes OF many,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-08


6. N. Jut kin, OF Moro, has been in
the city.
Remsmbcr the Poverty Social at the
X OF 7 hall tonight. Admission 10 cents
Miss Mae Pollock, formerly of Albany
is teaching In the Junction schools.
w. ii. Williams and family have
moved from stayion TO Albany 10 reside.
Miss Pet Smith, OF Lebanon, 10 In the
city 90 a visit with her many Albany
friends.
u. I. Hardman, OF tho state school
board. spent Thanksgiving at home In
Albany.
Don't miss the Poverty Social TO night
Come and enjoy an evening Of fun with
the Rathbone Sisters.
Miss Ina Mccullough tho popular
teacher in one oi the schools near Halsey
Is visiting Albany friends.
Tho name OF J. s. VanWinkle, will he
presented In the republican city conven.
ton tonight for nomination for recorder.
Ex-Governor lord will leave next
Tuesday for his mission in Argentine
Republic. He will 60 via Washington,
where the president will give him his in
structions.
License was today issued for the
marriage Of two u Syracuse precincts
best young people Il. Il. Groshcng and
Miss Mary Ann Conner.
Capt. II. L. Hatch, the steamboat
man, man has returned TO Oregon from
Yukon, whore he has been running
boat and was In Eugene yesterday.
Mrs. +. NJ. Miller and daughter Kath-
ryn and Mrs. W. n. Reed viii sorn leave
for Los Angeles, California, where they
will spend the winter. Criter.
ion.
Thanksgiving was q quiet day in Alb
bany. an the forenoon there were ap-
propriate services In the NJ. Il. church
South, in which Rev. Sturtevant deliv.
cred an excellent sermon.
p. A. MACPHERSON, OF Portland. SUI
preme organizing deputy OF the order OF
Pendo, passed through town on his way
to Portland, He organized q council OF
his order at Scio this week with 20 char
tor members.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-08

When Salem md Albany played foo:-
ball Corvallis rooters came down to AL
bany and yelled themselves hoarse for
Salem. Now Salem, to pay for this, says
through the Statesman that Salem foot
baipsts are more than pleased 10 learn
oi the crushing defeat Of their "cold
hoofed" brethren. :
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-08

WooDMEN oFFIcERs. their annual
meeting last evening the Woolmen OF
Ihe World elected the following officers
|or the ensuing term:
7 A. w. Bowersox, tonsui.
II. N. Morris, advisor.
ID. J. Dutruille, banker.
! J.. l.. Swami, clerk.
\ Ed. School, escort.
A. w. Schumacher, watchman.
J.. Il. Kingsley, sentry.
+. Il. Allen and l.. Viereck, managers.
II. A: Riggs, A. Blevins, A. d. Morris
d @. IL. Walker, the committee APP
,inted by the Indian War Veterans to
lrepare resolutions for present action TO
'nbgreSs, have made their report, which
AL be published in the DEMOCRAT to-
|sorrow. 1t sets forth the history OF the
lars in o general way and the reasons
Ninly stated why the pensions should
granted.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-08

Who can reason out football game.
Multnomah and Eugene tied. Multi
nomah defeated Corvallis only 5toO.
Eugene defeated Corvallis 80 TO 0.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-08
From the Republic .

From the Republic.
Our new rapprochement with England
and Germany will be Of immediate bene-
fit to them. Our reward just now will
consist Of tie antagonism of other
European Powers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-08

Few persons travslineby train along the
illamstts river from Portlaudto ITw
risburg, the head Of navigation, wonl
imagine that the difference ID elevation
between the two places was 800 ieet. The
surveys made by United States engineers
in conntctlon with the improvement Of
the rlveI show this to be the case.-Ex
Something new and artistic ere the
opal plate and easel photographs, which
you can get at Miss Long studio.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-08
COUNTY BUSINESS.

The following papers have been filed (:
Deeds:
J s Purdom TO Susan Purdom,
north half OF lot 2, bl IL, d. Srd
auO .ss.s.....s.......t
J 5 Purdom to Susan Purdom, lot
8 and 10 feet off lot z, HI Inns
e A Albany /
J l. Carver to f P Mile, about s
acres 9 E and 2. .....'...,..... 25o
Geo Medley by sheriff to J @ Shultz,
lot, Waterloo. .......... so
Mortgage for....... ....s.. S25
................,,.. $50
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-08

SATURDAY NIGHT THOUGHTS

This mas been Thanksgiving wess, one
w5ieh should certainly pressnt thoughts
loE paragraph. Gbsipa thankful was
mere matter OF dollars and cents there
are more people who would not be thank
iui tban would be; but II is something
tlat rises above peIf. II involves higher
things than mere worldly prospsrity. A
prison rightly constituted viii fnd
plenty for which he should be thankfu,
f1r. The pessinist though wi.h d mag
nifSing glass has hardto find anything
that suits him, and !. be gyies anythanka
It is 10 a peIilneiery way with bis lips.
Tuis Thanksgiving season ought TO do
peo pie good. and il is fact that the
more good they have doue 10 others the
more good they viii receive themselves.
-
During the week there have been
dsaihs OF two cf our cit zsns welI-known
to most Of us. one yonDg man under
thirty just getting good Start in life
with many years before him for aseful-
ness, the otbs- sn old lady Of extreme
age, who had entirely run her coarse,
living her allotted years 10 beautiful
way. How different The death of the
young mau has been a shock to the COM
munity because Of tie possibilities oihi
life, that Of the old lady With al he
years behind her was one almost for con-
gratulation because all her future is laid
In the eternal joys beyond the gra-e.
=.
Local politics have held sway this week
Ia Albany, With much talk as the resnit.
A big effort is being made 10 get men who
will run the city right, or as nearly 70 AZ
the intricate circumstances will permit.
Il 10 ID easy thing to figure out on tile
street correr but not an easy one to set
tie II Jon are the man to engineer 1t.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-08

The Chinese pheasant is to be conzrat.
ulated upon the closing Of the open sea.
son. Decent sportsmen should now re.
spect bis rightsand give him chance TO
grow.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-08
Misat.

Turkey has been pretty complete y
defeated.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-08

AUSTIN, Tex, Nov S0.-While William
J. Bryan, ex-governor Hogg and other
politicians were making arear end train
speeches at Elgin, near this city, this
boom was started for ex-
governor James Ho0g for second place on
the national democratic ticket, and Mr..
Bryan warmly applauded the PROPOSE
tion.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-08
TIE South African War

LONDON, Dec. 1, 4:40 A. M.-Beyond
the report from Estcourt that firing was
heard in the direction OF Ladysmith Mon.
day, there is not shred OF news OF any
kind from the seat OF war. A semioffi.
cial statement has been issued that Lord
Methuen's wound is not serious, and that
he is expected to be all right in the
course OF q few days. 1t is certain how
ever that the wound will prevent his be-
ing in the saddle.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-08

Educate Your Bowels With Uascarets.
ta1kay Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
e, e5c. II o. O. O. fail, drugsists refund money.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-08
Peculiar Death.

Nov. 30.-Miss Florence
2S, stenographer, recent
y from near Los Angeles, died in den>
lists chair today while under the infu-
ence Of chloroform. The coronor's jury
returned a verdict OF accidental death.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-08
Iron Sale.

WAsHTNeToN, Nov. 2S.-American
manufacturers are selling to the outside
world over 500, ,0O0, 900 worth OF iron and
steel in excess OF any earlier year IN
their history. The October ststementot
n and
easury
month
0,OOO,
ar.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-12-08
Fatal WrecI,

New YoRK, Nov. 30-The boiies Of 81
persons killed in last nights wreck
the Delaware, Lackawanna 4 Wester
railroad were positively identified today
Those killed were: Alex Craig, OF Scran
ton, Pa, business manager Of the Tri
bune; Esther Craig, his wife; Esther
Craig, their I5-year-old daughter; Jessie
Craig, their 12- year old Edaughter; Mrs.
Maybert Roe, OF Ithaca. n. Y; Walter
j. Walbreok, Is years old, OF New York.
A Fusion Meeting.
OREGoN Cry, Nov. 30.-The chairman
of the populist, democratic end silver re-
publican county central committees have
each called committee meeting to be
held in this city December Is. It is un-
derstood that the object OF the meeting
so early is to agree on some plan OF run
ming fusion or union ticket next spring
Some populists favor inviting the middle
oi.the-roaders TO join the combination
hold one set OF primaries snd zone con
vention 10 nominate one ticket on one
,,latf0Fn1
The Washburn leader., 1899-11-11

TreasIrers Rep 'rt,
Of Mclean. state of North Dakota, for she year
Receipts.
Cash on hand at beginning of school
Total amount received during the year
from the apIortionment OF the State
Tuition Fund 172 6S
Amount received during the year from
Taxes Levied by the District School
Board, including outstanding war
rants redeemed or endorsed In the
collection Of taxes. 743 IS
Amount recievee during the Year from
Other Scoprces. 800
Total receipts for the year. including
cash on hand July I. 1893. 1925 ss
@ Expenditures.
Amountpaid during the year for Appa-
ratus, and Fixtures, etc. ............. 66 90
Amount paid during the year for Teach
AMOUNT a.s ssd psid during the year for ser 80 ~
Vices and expenses of school Of,cers 50 Is
Amount paid during the year for Inter-
eat on Bonds and Warrants. 104 00
Amount paid during the year for In
Tntai Expenditures during the year. 700 20
Cash on hand June 30. 1880. 925 s.
GRIND total, expenditures and cash on
t. hand, to balance above total receipts. 1,625 IS
NELs o. HERRED.
President.
Clerks Statement OF indebtedness of District.
Whole amount Of Warrants ontstand-
wSsSls wS saae amount @ ta oi bonds outstanding
June 10. 1899. l,400 90
Total Indebtedness OF District June 80.