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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-04-27

1S!slTouse:.

q Wellington; jRA;prrail 81. rhe house
entered upon the Aonsid tion of the
naxnIS nppropf ton bill with the pros
pects Of ~ severe tstrug BIZ Yhead over
s.the$q question Of 6r41or plate building
the ships In Goxernment yards. and the
approp Ration, for the coast ana geo.:
fetic survey. The bill carrieB $13, OOO,F
00lMoEe h1n any previous naval
BIN. Yesterday Mr.. Toss. the acting
chairman. and Mr.. Cummings, the
ranking minority memheH defended
the bill. The latter declared himself
In favor Of paying $545 for Krupp mr.
NOR. at least until all the ships author
lied were built. and said that the COM
mittee had information. the source Of
which he was not ut liberty to reveal,
showing that we could obtain Krupp
armor ut q price lower than any other
country in the world. Mr.. Kitchin Of
North Carolina, one of the members
who signed the minority report criti-
,-cised what lie. termed the general ex-
trlvagance of the bill, and advocated
the establishment of a government
armor plate factory to protect the gov
eminent against extortion.
The Senate.
During almost the entire session yes
Tterday the senate had under considera-
ton the Alaskan civil code bill. The
providing for the mining
, OF gold along the beach in the district
was perfected after a discussion last
Ing neArly four hours.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-04-27
~ NEW BICYCLE BLAKE.

me New Kelvin Autona attic Coaete1
Boon TO Bicycle Riders.
A new invention Is put ON the mar
ket this year by F. NJ. Smith & Bro,
Of ST. Paul. The coaster has been
tested for nearly two riding seasons
and has been perfected until 1t 10 be-
lieved to be the best free wheel coaster
and brake made at the present time.
The mechanism is simple ana
automatic. Any child can: under.
stand and operate it at first trial
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-04-27

BY means
Of this de-
vice q BIZ
cycle rider
may coast,
with feet
at rest, on.
still pedalsi
and at the
same time
have per-
feet co n.
troll Of .
powerf u !
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-04-27

ward. NOW
to apply the
b r a Ike re-
q u ! r e 8 a
slight back
pressure On
the pedals.
This starts
TIL e brake
balls up the
in eli n e Il
E 90 v e 8
in sprocket,
and brings
them in con.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1900-04-27

The second days debate upon the
naval appropriation bill in the house
was confined closely to the subject
matter Of the bill, and was, as a rule.
devoid OF interesting features. Z The
questions OF armor plate and the
building OF warships= in, .sgovernment
yards attracted most attention. Cen
eral debate was closed yesterday and
to-day the hill will be read for amend.
ment under the ive-minute rules
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-20
NOTICE OF SALE or PROPERTY.
Estate Of Burton Q. Morris, deceased.


In pursuance Of an order OF sale made and
entered by the Judge ~ the Distric. Count OF
the Third Judicial District County Of SAT-
Lake, state OF Utah. on the 18Th day uf jan
uafy A. ID 400 10 the estate oi Burton G.
Morris. deceased, the undersigned viii sell az
pr yaie sale, and subject 10 confirmation by
said court. the following described personal
property
An undivided one third Interest In and 20
the good Will aud personal property M that
cerlnln firm and partnership business known
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OUR OWN STATE.

orystalllzers In motion. This system
VIII consist of eighteen immense tanks
having rotary motion, and the pres.
ent tanks viii be taken apart and
made over into differentiation and
other tanks necessary In the increasing
OF the capacity Of the factory.
The structural steel Is nearly all on
the ground and the factory grounds
presents very busy appearance, as II
has taken all the space In the immedi.
ate vicinity to lay this structural steel
IN It's order.
The machinery for the enlargement
OF the Lehl plant TO three times It's
present capacity will begin to arrive
In n few days The brick work for
the new lime kiln is all completed aud
the iron parts OF the kiln are all on
the ground ready for erection.
The contracts for beets are about all
made for the coming season and all the
districts have increased their acreage
very nearly double, and with number
OF districts yet 10 hear from the acre.
age will exceed 5000 acres contracted
Tor the season of 1900,
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CANNONVILLE.
Warm and Dry Weather - Pine Climate
Room for More settlers.

Special Correspo ndence.
Cannonville. Garfield Co, Jan. l6.-
The weather continues very dry and
very warm for winter weather.
An addition has been built TO our
meeting and school house which makes
II much better. We have two schools
cunning this winter In the district, both
well attended. Our Sunday school and
Y. NJ. NJ. |. A. are also In successful
running order. and well attended, as
also are the Relief society and Y. l.. NJ.
|. A. meetings.
There was q conioint meeting Of the
Y. NJ. and Y. l.. associations on Sunday
evening last. and every part assigned
was well rendered.
We have had quite an increase TO the
ward In the last few months by new
families moving in. and We still have
room for few more. We have most
lovely climate here and lots Of land and
more water to spare II II was RESET
voired and taken care OF. This Is a
fine place for fruit and garden stuff,
and many Of our citizens haul their
fruit and garden products to Pangultch.
thirty miles away, where the climate 10
not 80 well ADAPTED to fruit, etc.
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with suspicion. All their work Is done
IN primitive way. Now when winter
irrigation should be going on their
bitches are empty. and the streams are
fun OF water A larger and ind(Den-
dent ditch ~ necessary 50 that fall and
winter irrigation may insure gaid
crops. The markets are good and this
IS a fine fruit country. Elder ID. q.
Russell Is the presiding Elder and there
are some good people here
Elder ]. A. McRay and Elder Cox, OF
the New Mexico conference, have been
visiting the branch recently
The leading Americans In this part
of the country feel to give our people
every encouragement and there Is no
reason why they should not grow In
numbers and wealth.
The weather is warm and pleasant,
no snow or ice. Ground in good condi-
ton 70 pillow.
AGENT FOR THE NEWS"
Richard NJ. Willis is agent for the
Deseret News In this place
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Estate OF Lucy b. smith.
SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
Ridge & valley Mining Co


NOTICE is hereby given that a special
stockholders meeting OF the Rldge.& Valley
Mining Company Is hereby called % meet
Tuesday, the 2ird day OF January, 1900. ate
o'clock pm. az the c0mpany's Office Room
G2 Progress Building. salt Lake City Utah.
said meeting Is Called Tor the special pur-
pose o, considering the advisablty VI
amending and II thought proper for the pur-
pose Of voting 20 amend and amending the
Articles " Incorporation " said Company
and Article XIII thereof, Ia the following re-
spects VIZ. 10y striking out Of said Article
XIII the following portion thereof, tqWit
g 200 shares are held uusubscribed and
unissded In the expectation that the same
can hereafter be used 90 purchase and nc
Qulre an undivided seytn.tWelfths N the
Ridge Mining claim. the Union Mining claim
aud the Eclipse Mining claim. hereinafter
described, and AN un1N lded three'tWelfths u
the North extension ~ the Zulu, Valley &
Ridge Consolidated Mining claim. hereln-
after described. and an undivided one-fourth
OF the Norway Mining claim. hereinafter de-
scribed, aud II said ZOO shares are not so
Issued, then 20 be held unlssued or sold FOR
the benefit and uses oi the Company as the
board Of directors may determine
And by Inserting IN aud adding 20 said
Article XIII IN lieu OF the above portion u
said Article XIII 80 stricken out, the follow
ing, tOwlt.
5000 shares are held unsubscrlbed and I'M
issued, and same shall be subject 10 sale or 10
exchange for other property or 20 such other
disposition as the Board OF Directors may do
ternine'
Tho meeting is also called for the purpose
OF securing the consent OF all the sharehold-
crs. and their vote In favor of the purchase
By the corporation. from william X. wallace,
jackson &. McChrystal. Samue II. Auetbach,
Daniel Fields and Theodore Meyer OF the
following named lO1e mining claims adioin-
ing the Company mine In Tintlc Mining
District Juab County, Utah, towitl
The Aurora Mining claim, the Aurora No 1
Mining CLAIM the Church Street Mining
claim Mineral Entry No. 259l; the Rio 1intc
Mining claim the Cold Can yon Mining claim
the Cascata Mining claim; the Aloha Mining
claim; the Tamarack Mining claim; the
TOltec Mining claim the Caracoa Mining
claim the Corporal Mining claim the Hat
terry ID" Mining claim, for the purchase price
and consideration ~ l0OO0 shares Of the
treasury stock Of the Company. and for
sl5.eooOO In cash, payable on or before three
years from date " delivery Of the convey
an,e. and % be represented by the promls-
sorry notes Of this Company, payable on or
before three years after date. without inter-
est ~ maturity.
by order OF the Board OF Directors,
HENRY J. WALLACE. Vicepres
THEODORE MEYER. Secretary
salt Lake City, Utah, Dec. 10 1879.
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WANT TO REDUCE CITY LIMITS.
Old Pcnnlr Made Young.

]. c. Sherman, the veteran editor Of
the yermontylle (Mlch.) Echo. has dis
covered the remarkable secret OF Keep
ing old people young, Fer years he has
avoided Nervousness, sleeplessness, In
digestion, Heart Trouble, Constipation
and rheumatism. by using Electric
Btters. and he writes; ut can't be
praised too highly. 1t gently stimulates
the kidneys, tones the stomach, aids d.
eestion, and gives a splendid appetite.
II has worked wonders for my wife and
me. It's q marvellous remedy for old
peoples complaints" Only zoe at z. Q.
NJ. J. Drug Department
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His wife Saved Him.

My wIfe's good advice saved my life.
writes +. NJ. Ross OF Winfield, Tenn,
for I had such a bad cough | could
hardly breathe, | steadily grew worse
under doctors treatment, tut my wife
urged me TO use Dr. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, which COM
pletely cured me-" Coughs, Colds.
Bronchitis, La Grippe. Pneumonia,
Asthma, Hay Fever and all maladles Of
Chest, Throat and Lungs are positively
cured by ths marvellous medicine. zoe
and 800, Every bottle guaranteed
Trial bottle free at z. G. NJ. | Drug
Department
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g = r

Six pellets Of "77r every thirty
minutes will break up a fresh Cold
or "touch7 OF the Grip In twenty
four hours.
Six pellets of VIZ every hour
will break up" a hard stubborn Cold
that hangs on" and knock out" the
Grip with all lie pains and soreness IN
the head. chest and back. Catarrh and
Sore Throat.
How! BY restoring the checked clrcu-
lation indicated by a chill or shlver)
starting the blood coursing through
the veins and 80 break up the Cold.
Ask your druggist or send for Dr..
Humphreys Manual, frcc--tells about
Che care and treatment Of the sick In
all ailments, Humphreys Homeo-
pathic Medicine Co, Cor William &
John SITS, ~.
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NOTICE or SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that meeting Of
the stockholders OF the Saint Joe Mining Com
pany, viii be held AZ the Office OF said COM
pany, room 90. Commercial Building, second
South and Commercial streets, In Salt Lake
City, Utah, on Monday, the 5th day o. 1eb-
rpary. A. ID. 1909. at o'clock D. m. for tho
purpose Of adopting an amendment TO article
VI Of the articles OF Incorporation Of said
company providing FOR an increase OF the
capital stock OF said company 20 one million
dollars divided into one millien shares NJ n
par value " ono dollar per share. and 90
transact such other business rs may lawfully
come before such meeting
By order OF the BOARD 81 Directors
WIN 3 BURTON,
Secretary OF Saint Joe Mining Company
Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah, January
9th, 1870.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL sTocKuoLDER's
MEETING
ofthe Superior Mining Company.

NOTlCE Is hereby given. that special
meeting N the stockholders Of the Superior
Mining 70. has been duly called 90 be held on
the 9TH day Of February A. d. 1890, at the
hour OF o'clock y. M, az Room No. 0i Tenn
ploton Building corner ~ South Temple and
Main Streets. salt Lake City, Utah, fort be
following purposes. tO-Eit
To strike out from Article vi NJ tho Ar
iclcs OF Agreement N said Corporation 49,
600 shares 81 the par value IT ten Sig0D du-
lars each" and inserting In Zen ihUcof
5000 shares OF the par value Of three tsjoO
dollars each"
Aud BY striking out Article XVIII, OF toe
said Articles OF Agreement, and Inserting In
lieu OF said Article NNlll the following;
by agreement OF the incOrpofatofs and
parties hereto there Is set aside 2e,Op shares
OF the capital stock FOR a working capital ~
be disposed Of under the direction Of The
Board ~ Directors. aud at such price as said
Board may determine"
And for such other and further purposes as
shall be Incidental 10 such proposed amend
ments and Tor the transaction OF such other
and further business rs shall properly come
before said meeting
FRANCIS NJ. LYMAN. President
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The public school teachers of the
county meet in institute capacity at
Glenwood today and tomorrow. The
monthly teachers Institutes here are
very profitable as the money which the
law provides may be used for an annual
institute Is being expended this year TO
pay instructors for the monthly meet
lngs and the sumner institute will. be
disDpneed with
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THURBER.
Operations Begun for the Erection OF a
Meeting House,

Thurber, Wayne Co.. Jan. l7.-Yester-
day James Grant and Counselor w.
Snow commenced excayating for the
foundation Of the Thurber meeting
house, which II is hoped viii be pushed
vigorously to completion.
Mrs Mansfield gave splendid birth
day party yesterday and last night in
celebration OF her husbands birthday.
over one hundred guests were seated
to a sumptuous dinner, and enter
tanned with music and dancing until a
late hour.
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And In accordance with law and an order
Of the board Of directors made on the sth
day OF December, 1873 20 many shares II
each parcel Of such stock as may ne h9,cs-
sary will Dc sold Mt the Office Of tie cJmpany
on the 5oth day OF JsnuaIy. 1899 at so'cl0ck
., "a, 10 pay delinquent assessment thereon
together with cost OF advertising and eN.
penses Of sale.
W. H. MARTIN, Secretary,
Offlcc. Deseret News building. Salt Lake
City, Utah
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NOTICE

NOLArEis hereby given that the annual
meeting u the Stockholders Of the Deserct
tompany's Office, No q H. South Temple s.,
Salt Lake city, Utah. on SATURDAY,, January
81, 1904 at 10 o'clock q. n, for the electlonuf
Trustees 70 serve the ensuing year aud for
the transaction OF such other business as
shall come before the meeting.
l.. JOHN NUTIALL, Secretary,
Salt Lake City, January l6, ls.V
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OUR NEICHDORS.
FAIRyIEw, NEW MEXICO.
A New Settlement. with Plenty Of Room
for Industrious Farmers

Special Correspondence.
Fairyiew. New Mexico. Jan l5.--Near
Espenola station, ON the Rio Grande
railway. and on the east side Of the
Rio Grande il located the Fairview
ward Of the Church Of Jesus Christ OF
Latter-day Saints. They are few In
number. there being but nine or ten
families, they belong TO San Luis stake
They feel Isolated and desire more
strength do develop into a vigorous
ward. The land Is good and the climate
excellent-neither too cold nor yet too
hot Flowing was being done In an
orchard here today. The colony is not
only weak but most Of the people are
poor. A few men with moderate means
could find an excellent opening hero as
land can be bought cheap, and a fun
and complete water supply could be
had from the Rio Grande Del Norte.
and the putting In Of canal would
be a profitable business enterprise.
Most OF the land along the river IN
these valleys II held In old grants and
no effort 20 get out OF the old Mexican
ways have been made until the Nor
mons came In. Last year the first
harvester was put In operation and
the Mexican population looked on 1t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-20
THE GRoEsBECK COMPANY.
Notice Of special stockholders, Meeting.

Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance
OF a resolution " the board % directors OF
iuF a the stockholders OF said company
will b. held al the Office II said compahy
No. si5 South Main street, salt Lake City
Utah. on Tuesday, the 3Jth day Of January,
100, NJ 3 o'clock J.. a.
The purpose Of the meeting Is % consider
ana determine upon The adoption or rejec-
ti0n III an amendment % the articles a as
ISOLATION " the said Gposecck CUmpsng
Increasing the amount OF H. capital stock
from the sum OF slj0t1000 % So. 0OoOa.
By direction ~ the board VI Directors
JOHN HENRY SMITH, President
Dutal Dcepfnhap ~ lana
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HOME FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
UTAH.

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the Home Fire Insurance Company OF Utah,
day, February 5th, 1909, at o'clock D. M
The purposes Tor which the said meeting Is
called are 20 elect directors, a secretary and
treasurer tot the ensuing year. and 20 trans
act any such other business as may lawfully
come before said meeting
HORACE G. WHITNEY, secy.
Halt Lake CITY, JanuarYg 3, 1890
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G ZIP
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the "Co-opcratlye Wagon & Machine COM
pany,'" viii eo held at the c0mpany's Office In
salt Lake CITY, Utah on Monday January
y, 1900, at o'clock .. m. The purposes FOR
which said meeting Is called are. To elect
annual reports OF the president and secre-
tafy, and % transact any such other business
rs may lawfully como before said meeting
MELVIN D. WELLS. Secretary.
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ST. GEORGE.
Heavy School Tar Voted - Death OF Mrs.
Pace obituary.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
ST. George, Washington Co., Jan H.
on Monday night, the citizens OF st.
George met 10 consider and vote for
special school tax, for the carrying on
OF the work Of the new school house.
Joseph Orton was chosen chairman and
+. L. Daggets secretary of the meeting.
Joseph Orton and the secretary, both
being trustees gave some figures, as 70
the cost OF the building as II now stood
the cellar and FIRST floor $4,000. the
second story will cost $4,000 The people
last year voted an Is mill special tax
and this year after much discussion for
and against. they have voted q u mill
tax, to be paid In cash. With the exoep-
ton that trade pay Is TO be taken when
practicable. Last year a great deal was
taken in trade pay, which created some
dissatisfaction.
The Copper Mountain Mining COM
pany has here about six tons OF ore that
they will soon ship. The Grand Gulch
Mining company Is now shipping
another car load OF ore 90 Modena and
more teams are going TO the mine.
The weather here Is most beautiful.
warm as summer.
DEATH OF MRS PACE.
Last night Sister Jennie Pace died Of
heart failure, at her home. No one
knows just when she died az no one
was with her but her three small chill
dren. Sister Pace was woman Of
much worth, and loved by all those who
knew her. She will be missed by all.
OBITUARY.
Elizabeth Moore Bleak was born In
London. England March 9, 1928: was
married TO Jammes q. Bleak In London
In 1Sis she Joined the Church Of
Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints In
June, 1851. With her husband she
crossed the plains with Captain Mar
tins handcart company, arriving In
Salt Lake City November 80. 1856.
Mrs. Bleak was one OF the pioneers
Of 81. George, arriving here with her
husband In 1861. She was q contnu-
Gus worker IN the Temple here. begin
ming in 1877. and was faithful and de-
voted to these duties up TO and In
Guiding the day Of her death. which
occurred very suddenly at her home
in this city at 6 p. m. December 20.
1899.
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SEVENTIES SOCIAL.

One Of the most enjoyable parties OF
the season was had Wednesday even
Ing under the auspices OF the Seventies
quorum. The invitations were restrict
ed TO those holding the Melchzedek
priesthood a fine luncheon was served
during the evening.
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DrLlNQUrNr NorICf.

Copper King Mining Company location Of
Principal Place OF business, salt
Lake City, Utah.
There arc delinquent upon the following
described stock On account OF assessment
levied on the 5th day OF December, lsq. tie
several amounts set opposite the names OF
the respective shareholders rs follows.
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iSLARGrMESr OF SUGAR y.orony
p,e,,, and Machinery for TrIplIur n. Ca.
contracts for 5000 Acres of ueets.

n,eit. 'u "sehlnery Tor Jfiplipc lts On.
contracts for 5000 Acres Of I,eets,
special Correspondence.
u,shA t Utah County. Jan. 2o.-The
6.s,, susar company sliced their last
IN ior THIS season Saturday last AZ
M, m. and the last beets thai went
vhsn ~ ~ IN, tne mill were Just as good as
rbs ,. sney We're received IN the sheds
Inc. 'asl strike OF white aranulatad
br WA Vas made the evening following
eer,s Icy are continuing to work up a
vlli mn amount Of raw sugar which
rss ttu.y make three thousand hags
re,s,n o"iance Of the low product viii be-
.lhst' u su over In the new wooden tanks
botsl5naa nave been constructed an he
neh Sl, o. the factory until the COM ny,
.on ,cr .'. al o. next season. The rea-
On ,s ,yI erecting these immense wood
.of A css y that the eleven iron tanks
low nnspsselly OF 100 tons each whore he he
Ire Z, t,J hI heretofore has been stored ed
W 'aken out and replaced with
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NOTICE or LEVY OF ASSESSMENT.
star Cold & silver Mining Company.
Location OF Principal Place OF Business. Salt
Lake City, Utah.

AaAt tAttf NAAhs
NOTICE Is hereby given that AZ a mcetlne
81 the board Of directors held on the 29th day
OF Dec, lslp, AN assessment u three lS cents
per share was levied on the capital stock u
The corporation. payable Immediately 10 John
II. Daley, treasurer a rooms 3lo-3ll Progress
building, iig Main street, salt Lake CITY
Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the 9Th day Of January,
lno4 viii he delinquent and advertised Tor
sale az public auctlon, and unless payment ls
made before, Will be sold on the 18th day ~
February, 100. 10 pay the delinquent assess
ment together with The cost Of advertising
and expense VI sale.
THOMAS KANE.
Secretary Of star Gold and Silver Mining
Company, Rooms 3l0-3li Progress Building
salt Lake City Utah.
Dated December "a is9q
First publication, December %, isA
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SCHOOL MONEYS.

County Superintendent Of Schools
Jacob Magleby has allotted to the var
ious school districts OF the county the
money apportloned by Commissioner
Park out OF the State school fund.
The respective districts will receive
amounts as follows on a basis OF s2.se
per capita;