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Child Was Killed.

Mount Pleasant, June 15.-The Pere
Marquette train ran over a man and
child at Delevin, killing the three-year-
old daughter of Mr.. Reese, of that
place. She stepped from behind an old
freight car on a side track directly in
front of the engine. Charlie Tanner.
at work near by, saw the movement
and sprang to save her. but was also
caught by the engine. He was brought
to his home in this city unconscious,
but surgeons say not badly hurt.
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To Locnfe I'm MusLxeron

Laporte. Ind, June 16.-A dispatch
from Muncie says that IS families will
leave that city September for Muske-
gon, Mich, where employment has been
found for the heads of the families in
iron and steel works. There promises
TO be large exodus of steel workers
to Muskegon. where employment is
sought, for the reason that the Mich
igan plants are operated independent
of the trusts. Advices also say that
there will be large investments of In
diana capital in new industries to be
located in the vicinity of Muskegon and
other Michigan lake ports.
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Free state stiu Exists.
Destroyed by Fire.

Des Moines. la, June 1S.-Sunday
morning at four o'clock the large audi
torium used for convention hall anC
only constructed year ago, at q
cost of $50 900, was destroyed by fire
The insurance amounts to $4,000. II
was occupied by the commercial ex
change and the +. w. =. Chase Amuse
ment company the latter holding a
lease and conducting a vaudeville show
All seats, effects and scenery were lost
amounting to $4,000, making the tota
loss. as now estimated. $4,000.
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Barred from Membership.

81. Paul, Mimi, June 15.-The grand
lodge of odd fellows voted to exclude
druggists and hotel keepers from the
order. The grand master had ruled in
several instances that the rule exclud-
ing liquor dealers, bartenders and pro-
fessional gamblers from membership
in the order applied to agents for
breweries or liquor houses, hotel keep
ers who have bars in their hotels, and
even druggists who sell liquor. The
grand lodge sustained his ruling.
The true northerner., 1900-06-20
Michigan nankers.

Detroit, June 15.-The Michigan
Bankers association held it's twelfth
annual meeting here Thursday with
about 200 in attendance. The meet
ing was held at the Russell house. The
time was occupied in addresses by
various delegates upon subjects of in
terest to the bankers. Grand Rapids
was chosen as the next place of meet
ing. Clay III. Hollister was elected
president.
The true northerner., 1900-06-20
STATE GOSSIP.
An Interesting budget Of News from
Many Localities I'm Mich-
tgan.

i
The first international good roads
congress will meet at Port Huron July
2, and remain in session four days.
The lS-months'-old child of John
Kreist. of Alpena, was burned to death.
Mrs. Kriest was badly burned trying
to save her child.
Admiral Dewey joined the Maccabees
while at Grand, Rapids, Father Boyn-
ton swearing him in as an honorary
member of the order.
The local furniture manufacturers
will adopt a trade mark stamp so that
other goods cannot be palmed off as of
Grand Rapids manufacture.
Presque Isle is very sparsely settled
county, with only three or four viii
lagos and barely 5000 population, yet
% saloons flourish within it's boun-
daries.
county have completed their labors and
the result is an increase of 81 $780,
Clio in real and $1,526,123 in personal
property.
The Coldwater council has granted a
franchise for the construction of an
electric car line to come into the city
from Battle Creek and run through to
the city limits.
The new building of the Northern
Normal school at Marquette will be
formally dedicated on July 3, on which
date will also occur the first annual
commencement exercises of the insti-
tuition.
The fund which Battle Creek has
been raising for the erection of a sol
diers' monument has almost reached
the total necessary, and ii is practical
ly certain that the project will go
through.
Plans have almost been completed
nent for the Indian school at Mount
Pleasant. The new school is to take
the place Of one burned last year. 1t
will cost $4,000.
June 2s will be big day for Neway-
60, that being the date set for the lay
ing of the cornerstone of the big ce-
ment mandatory which is to be built
there. The event will be made the oc-
casion for a big celebration.
An unusual honor has been paid in
England to a Michigan young woman.
Miss Rose NJ. Wood-Allen, of Ann Ar
Dor, has been appointed a delegate TO
the annual council of the British
Women's Liberal Federation in Lon
don.
Brighton people wanted the Pere
Marquette TO place gates at its cross
ing of the villages principal street,
but the deputy state railroad commits
soner who looked over the ground de-
cided that an electric alarm bell would
be sufficient. and one will be installed.
Poultry raisers in Michigan this year
are having bad luck, according TO re-
ports from many portions of the state.
The proportion of eggs which hatch
among those set is very small, and in
vestigation has showed that the inner
skins of almost all the eggs are so
thick that the chicks are unable to
break out when they have become fully
developed.
An itinerant map agent struck North
Branch and succeeded in selling large
number of maps of Michigan. Later on
the purchasers found that North
Branch was not on the maps, but by
that time the agent had escaped. Ard
what makes the people madder is the
fact that he hypnotized them into pay
ing 9s cents apiece for the maps, when
they might have gotten maps of the
state which show there is such place
as North Branch for a quarter of that
sum.
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n,rres, Peach Crop I'm Years.

Benton Harbor, June 1s.-The larg-
est peach crop in years is assured in
this section. Word has been received
from NJ. A. Jennings, who has a big
farm south of here. that 1,O0O, 900 green
peaches are being picked from the trees
there daily in order that the overload
ed limbs may bear fruit at ripening
time. Thomas Mars, from Berrien Cen
ter, reports that the peach trees there
are being thinned more than in many
years and the fruit is already of good
size
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Foreign Trade for May.

Washington, June 15.-The monthly
statement of the imports and exports
of the United States shows that during
the month of May the imports of mer-
chandise amounted to S71, ,555, sci, an
increase as compared with May, 1899,
of over s2,OoO,Ooo. The exports of do
nestle merchandise aggregated $111,-
200, 1926, an increase of $4,000, 900.
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WnA Born In 17O0.

Harrisville, June 16.-George w. Coll
well, census enumerator of the Sixth
district of Alcona county, in the Tenth
supervisors district of Michigan, has
found a centenarian in the person of
William +. Wright, who was born i'm
May, 1895. He is totally blind. but
otherwise enjoys fairly good health.
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Killed ny the Cars.

Big Rapids, June 15.-The badly
mutilated body of young man was
found on the Pere Marquette railroad
near Fields Thursday morning. He is
thought to have been killed by falling
beneath Buckskin Bill's wild west show.
on which he was stealing ride, and
that he is an 1s-year-old boy named
Oscar HELEN, who had followed the
show from Rockford, ILL.,
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MAY Turn ont 75O Grndunte..

Ann Arbor, June 1s.-The size of the
graduating class of the University of
Michigan is estimated to be $50 by Sec
retary Wade. 1t may vary few from
this number owing to the uncertainty
of some being granted their diplomas
by reason of incompleted work.
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Kills N PugiIist.

New York, June 1s.-Patrolman Ir-
win b. Cornelius, of the Brooklyn
force. shot and killed Patrick Farley,
a pugilist, early in the day. Farley
had been arrested by the officer for
wife beating. and was trying to es-
cape when he met his death wound.
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Ont of the Race.

Saginaw, June 16.--E. II. Waldron, of
publican nomination for auditor gem
eral, who is in Saginaw, authorizes the
announcement that he has decided to
withdraw at present time from the
contest
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Post once st.ti.tic.

Washington, June 15.-The annual
readjustment of postmasters' salaries.
just completed in the office of the first
assistant postmaster general. shows
that the presidential offices now num-
ber 4.270, an increase of 256 over last
year, and SOS over 1894. There are 2O7
first class, 942 second class, and 3,121
third class
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To Hold Special Election.

Albion, June l5.-Notices have been
issued for a special election July 2, to
determine whether or not the city shall
borrow $4,000, to be secured by bonds,
for the building of new bridge on
North Superior street.
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Grand Rapids, June IA. = John
Schwanbeck. SO years old, had quar-
rel with his wife and going to the SOL
diers' home grounds took poison. He
died in the hospital Wednesday morn
ang.
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Lost at Sen.

Port Philip, b. c., June l6.-The
British ship Sierra Nevada was
wrecked near here and % OF the srew,
including Capt. Scott, were drowned.
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Ha. a Formidable Force.

London, June 15.-That Command
ant Gen. Louis Botha should have
been able to stand for two days
against Lord Roberts and then 10 re-
treat without losing any guns or hav-
ing any of his men captured is taken
to mean that he has force which
the British must still reckon as for
midable when acting defensively.
The pacification of the whole of the
Transvaal, especially the wide spaces
far from the railways, is looked upon
as business requiring months rather
than weeks.
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Dispatch from Butler

Gen. Butler reports to the war Office
as follows:
Headquarters at Laings Mex, June H.
morning. Lyttleton yesterday re-
ceived the formal submission of the town
and district of Wakkerstroom, which the
enemy is believed to have completely
evacuated Z"
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Fresh Fighting Expected.

London, June 16.-Lord Roberts dis
patches leave affairs east of Pretoria
with the Beers withdrawn to new posi-
tions Tuesday. News of fresh fighting
is expected at the war Office, but none
came Friday night.
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The End Approaching.

London, June 1S.-There are some
indications that Lord Roberts consid-
ers the wars end in South Africa not
far distant. One of these is the fact
that the Natal volunteers, who had
seen hard service. were dismissed TO
their homes by Sir Redvers Butler Sat
urday. They were cheered as they left
camp. Another indication is the report
current in authoritatively informed
military circles in London that a com
plete division of regulars is to be with
drawn from Gen. Buffers army and en-
barked at Durham for China. The
troops drawn from India will proba bly,
go next.
Free state StiII Exists.
Mr.. Steyn, in consequence of Lord
Roberts annexation of the Free State
by proclamation, has issued a counter
proclamation declaring that the Free
State still exists, is independent and
does not acknowledge the authority OF
Great Britain.
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GEN. BO1HA GETS AWAY.
Boer Leader Evacuates the Strong
Position He Held in Front
of Pretoria.
GEN. BULlER HELPS ROBERTS OUT.
Line OF Communication Has Been
Restored-AlI is Quiet I'm Pretoria
and Johnnnesburg-Brit Gener-
al Thinks End Is Near-steyn Is
sues "A Counter Proclamation.

London, June 15.-The war office is
sues the following report from Lord
Roberts, under date of Pretoria, June
13, afternoon:
'"rhe enemy evacuated their strong po-
sition during the night and have retire"
10 the eastward. Buffers force and mine
have afforded each other mutual assist
ance. Our occupation of Pretoria caused
numbers of Beers TO withdraw from
Laings Mex, and Buffers advance 10
Volksrust made them feel their rear
WOuld he shortly endangered."
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An Important Position.

BY the peaceful occupation OF klerks-
dorp, announced by Lord Roberts, the
British have gained strategic position
of some Importance, as the town is not
only the terminus of another railroad
TO johannesburg, but it is within easy
reach of the Observation-Disclosures
railroad
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+o'N' 90 90 90 ....,. OIL. oil, q. ~ 1915 ~
JACKSON SCHOOL
William Bradford principal IS i121 3.
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FUEL AND LIGHTS CcoAL)
Pleasant Valley Coal Co . ....9 275 q
Utah Light 8 Power % ;. IS 81 %
GAS AND ELECTRIC LIGHT.
Utah Light & Power Co D., .....S 90 q
POWER FOR MOTORS.
Utah Light & Power Co Oh. .. ....t 21 Is
WOOD.
Pleasant Valley Coal Co ......t aW
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH.
Reimbursement on account Of
training school eco. .... o., ..,.,& us 10
Grand total Tor fuel and lights
for year logylgOQ o., o., ..,,.....t 5.ll9 IS
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FREIGHT AND DRAYAGE,

3. & o. Transfer Co. freight and
drayage on books and school
supplies 90 90 % 'sss's - 10 ~
CHM & Co., express charges on
DOCKS O., 81, 90 90 '''''''''' 70
Total o.. o.. o., o., o.. q. o.. ,s,.....A 4iV -
Grand total for books and
school supplies for year 1879 ..-.-
lsJ....s ..,.,,., ssss .ss., sa.s's'''N LII -
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oQUIRRH SCHOOL
RIVERSIDE SCHOOL

II. b. Folsom. princlpal ...s $40
Edith McIelland teacher .... l2l OJ
Margaret Amey teacher . .. I3s 10
Carrie Erickson. teacher . .,. $50 q
Irene Elarth. teacher o.. o.. oil. $50 cd
MAY Thomas. teacher O.. .. go. 5i9 30
Katherine M0ffat teacher ..... 32l 90
N Mae Griffith teacher o., e.. 5A 80
Maggie Outcalt teacher . coo. Is UO
Celia Gettngs. teacher . ....., ~ 90
r. s. Pendergrass teacher ... AZ %
Arletta Walker teacher o., o.. . % %
Louise Harrison, teacher o. 60. 3ij 90
Total eco. ...... ..,...... ........E 4C6 %
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rand total for fuel and lights
Tor year loyJ-llW 90 o., ..,,,.u.t 5ll9 s.
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CLERKS ANNUAL REPORT.
salt Lake City Utah, July p 1900,


IN fine Honorable Board Education Salt Lake City Utah
Gptrmeu-u compliance with Section 1910 Chapter the School
Law herewith submit my tenth annual report the receipts durse
fte Board Education Of Salt Lake City the Public
schools of said city for the school year ending June 30 1900
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RIVERSIDE son,

HINhIIsIDE SCHOOL
saIt Lake Bidr 1H9' Miss contracts $50
tract Tor completion ~ bufIJig. r...
b. H. Rush, final payment 06 -.t@
steam heating c0nimct
W, ,. Pierce, stating black. law
uoaIus ''' ''., o., ... ,.,............ -.s
Total ....... ....... -
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EMERSON SCHOOL

Foci4c Lumber Co., contract for
David n N Sdds t,s,......,S Al-l v
H. j. Moran c0ntrs"i f'r .y,gL t-ia
and Nentilatlug annex t-...
w ;. Pierce, stating BLACK ''
'yol ua st.tf' .t.. 1900 ..... ....... g.
George TfoWbliSte 49, ,, ..s. laa
~ boiler room b.. ...., .,...... l0a
Io'al" '''''' .',, " ,.,,.,.....y 2sn1Q
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WEBSTER SCHOOL

T. u. Keller principal . o.. Is lleI g
Anna ID Nash teacher ,.. ...,.. G U
william ID, Prosser teacher ,s., f9i 100
Hnla RoWhcry teacher .. .. .. tf 90
Nellie Powers teacher o.. o., ,... $50 81
Florence l.. CARROT. teacher cool. ,G 40
Muy a. Davis teacher .. .. .... oi U
Grace r. Hadley. teacher ., .... 4t o.
Grace J.. snyder teacher o., b.. o., go N
Maud 81 CLARK, teacher To-. OIL. oil. tfl a
Anna T.. Wade. teacher ., o.. ., $50 O.
Rose Jenkins teacher b.. .. ,...., tN 900
Maud Paul teacher b.. .. ...... $50 O.
Ethel Woolmansec. teacher 600. tll OI
Anna IL, Brunt0n. teacher o.. o., tNl uU
clara y. Cooper. teacher .....a t.0 gj
Mac v. Gilmore teacher o.. .... 5f NJ
Helen Rothschl1 teacher .,.,., 4j5 5J
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UINTAH SCHOOL

Matte b prosser, principal - cA %
Hannah MclaChlan, teacher ... $50 -
Netue Corllss. teacher Dr., D.. ... $40 N
MAY Thomas. teacher o.. o.. O.. o.. 81 oo
Margcry Best teacher d, oil. 80, lii 10
Lena G.. Pratt. teacher OIL. 81. 900, ls) On
Total .... ....... ......3 1851 5S
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WHITTIER SCHOOL.

Salt Lake Bldg. q Mfg. Co, ma.
terIM for repairs p. Inns 1854
James Nicholson, car penter work l5 90
g. sanlerson, carpehtef work . l6 50
William Fowler. cleaning CHM
neys 49,. ..,.... d. go. .......... SB
]. W, Minor, labor O., o.. 90. geo. u OO
" X Pickering, carpenter work % 40
b. T. Schoppe 4 Co, iron work
.HNlla ss .s st.s .s.ss..... o.
q. &. Larson, painting .,..... 10 IS
y. II. Rush, plumbing . ........ $50
Chas shupp, carpenter work .. 24J
Total ....... .......... ~ va o7
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General Expense,
OFFICERS.

UFTIIENo.
salary .-.,,....s 5000 %
j. B. Moreton, clerks salary 49,. lao 70
" Of SudinE n"s Salary srP'''"''"1' 1850 %
Myrtle A. Reilly stenographer
In clerks ONCE o.. o.. ,. .,,.. .,.. w W
n saSSerInte SSe g'' ofco COO %
Harry W. Earl. st0rekeepers
salary . D.. O.. o.. e.. .,,.......,'.. eD W
salary ai'''''' v u'.'' .'''' e $50 %
Total ...... ...,... .....,.......,.., $3.50 "
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ERrMnNT snnnnL

" n Eddinpaold princlpal & sls 90
Alma ID Nhitaker. teacher -. 49,. hss O.
Nora C,win' teacher MANN. b,i 0l
Jeanette Richards teacher .... ~ =
Ida pys8rt teacher o.. oil. 81. .,.... POI e
Maud Crofi. teacher ... .,... ,u ilt y
Emma Young teacher ,. ...u,. ~ W
Autoinnctte brown teacher go. t,i U
Thereea Godbe teacher .... Gas uI
Mabel Gardiner. teacher BE-. ." 20 W
Mae Kane. teacher ,. .. o.. ,,D., lll Do
Arletta Walker. teacher o.. ..,,.,, 2.I W
Mrs vs.. r. Daniel, teacher ,s, 9, I'd
Tdth McDougal teacher o.. 90, lit W
Alice B Warner. teacher ... DO U1
Margaret Livingston, teacher 4. Al ODD
Toto, E--- ID
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REPAIRS, ETC

GINS t,bpsop repairing hooks s. C Gj
David Newman, repairing books, 10 20
CunningtOn Co., material for re-
pairing books o., 90 %. t. .s.,.'.s,s ~
Deserot News Co., material for
repairing books o., o., o., q, .,.," " ~
Kelly a 60, binding books. ~ OD
Macmillan Co., removing labels
from books O.. e. O.. o., o., o.. '..''' ~
Total ...s... .s,tstss sstsststtsstsN A@o oV
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SIMMER SCHOOL

W W. Barton, principal .. .......3 lois 20
Nellie s. Forbes teacher o., ....,. Cl4 q
r. s. sunborn. teacher e.. D.. .... 49,, UJ
Lou Dunn teacher . .. ........ t,4 10
Mrs II h Shepard. teacher .... b4 %
Anna g. Price, teacher o.. OIL. 900. go %
Celia MCFall teacher . .. ...... $50 50
Florence Timer teacher . d.. q. $50 %
HIlda NOuugberE teacher. ,,. PSI =
jennie Y Smith, teacher D.. .. $50 "
Kate Alley teacher .. $50 81
Winfield Whitehead teacher. N1 CD
Gene klmball teacher ..... ....... Con so
Salllo Mcleod teacher o.. o.. ..,. 234 %
Eta Dangerdeld, teacher . o.. l5 0O
Total boo. ..... 10000. .......at 1855 IS
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OFFICE SUPPLE
ELECTION EXpENsEs.

w. Frank His, Judge Of electioni g00
q. u. Weeks, judge OF election 3 O1
g. EOhcnback Judge OF election O0
w. =, Appleby Judge OF election 01
a. buchanan, Judge OF election. ID
n. w. Price Judge VI election 00
~ Henderson. Judge Of election. Ol
>. J. Newman. Judge OF election. 0l
John oliver judge OF election 0J
John M0untecr Judge Of election 0l
Henry It. Ball Judge OF election nd
W. ID. Brown, Judge OF election. 2 %
j.. a. kcssler judge OF election. 3 O1
j. r. Mansfield. Judge Of election ,D
o. %. Farnsworth Judge Of cleo
tiou..... .............. ....... an
q. Y. Taggart. rent OF building 7H
byers Bros, rent Of building 49,. 00
beseret News Co. advertising
tltClon ..,.... ,...., .............. % on
Herald Co, advertising election. i6 r
Tribune Co., advertising election IN 0l
Kelly Co., stationery ana
printing ., o.. 90 .. ............ Il Cd
George Garter, preparing polling
places ...s zee. geo. ...,..... ...... Q "a
John Reynolds preparing polling
places 90 10, @. ,.,....,..,......... 1 %
s., -
Total ,,.,,., 90, ........ ....S 1qe IA
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SUPERVISORS.

81 Adelaide Hoton, primary
supervisor ...s ..,. CO.,. .........A l,Ut1 u
George G.. Young, supervisor OF
music 900. .... d. y. ......... llG -
Franc y. Elliott. supervisor OF
drawing D.. D.. 600. p. ........ ltN Is
Total goo. ..... .. .............g 3Hs "
University o. Utah. reimburse
mgut on account Of training
school o.. ...... 90. ..... .,....S 3.s2s %
Grand total teuebtr8 salaries
f5r year l@3-so .... ......tiGl. isI 81
r---.- /. IL -. on /. ~. rL....- IL. -.
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Walker li,,I Bros, ribbon for t,.r-

W diBiem5Hl Bros ribbon for tying
"'p'"ilaa " 90 .. ,. o.. ....
Total -
Grand toi,i 49, .. ..........3 Io.---
pehse Tor year isa-ls6
INTEREST
James s,e, a Miner. interest on Web.
alei school mortgage
II-nlLIL-L.L.-.
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OTHER ENpENsEs

Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
Co., rent OF telephones 1eq C,
American Dist Tel Co, messen-
ger service COO. ..... 800. q ss
\. y. Cooper kilograms etc M M
j. y. Moreton, kilograms. etc 5s NJ
Utah Messenger & Signal GO
messenger service .... on
county clerk, costs ln suit IA ~
Richards g. Narian, attorneys'
lF.a .stf tt ts sttsstttts .......... rll 10
G. r. Savage pictures Of school
buildings ....... %,
O. r. Savage. framing pictures az
Bennett, harkucss Howat Van
Colt Y Sutherland. costs Ina lTif o. ~
j. G. Jensen, writing names on "
certificates & diplomas 20,
Il. J.. POLK a Co. city directory an
l. G. Trent. refund on taxes o. ~
George 5. Bell. printing High
school programs MN
Salt Lake Theater rent OF The.
alter Tor ~ s. commencement IL,
W. q. Willett map Of Salt Lake
Salt Lake City Livery 4 Trans U"
fer Co., brake "a,
Supreme Court OF Utah. costs Of ."
sui sssssss 't.s.. .,t... ....... FEn
District court OF third judicial y"
district costs In suit o.. 49,. In
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DETAILED STATEMENT or JANI-
TORS SALARIES.

70 II. snlfr Hamilton school S 7ic IS
W A. Flt. sumner school. .... l22 b,
William Graham Lincoln school 1i5 G
Ellen EuWs0n. Whittier school 43G UU
james Jukes Nlnth school 600. 800 90
William A Gray. Bryant school liG 9,
Charles Hlll Twelfth school . . ~ ~
". u. C0rser Fremont school o., gyJ Is
Thomas Jones. Franklin school 1ii 0l
Charles Fletcher Jackson school $40 H
J. Derh.1ge Washington school, ss 63
Jos. SHlT0Ck Lowell school . t0l H
Robert StOker Lowell school o.. SOD 00
Chas McpLlg. Grant school ... $40 H
IT. Mitchell LougfcIl1w school. ~ 20
Miles AFUslu Lougi.lOw school % UJ
j. ~. West Wlsufuh school . ga q
T. Groves Emerson school . D.. $50 QJ
\. j. Wood, Jlutlh school . b.. 2,5 5g
Peter Oh.lu. Bonneville school 9i 90
S. o. Kelsey Irving school . Es 90
John Jacobs. Webster school sA2 H
John Reynolds Eighth school GO
Clara Seals Baptist chapel .. go
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Pauline Brennan. Board rooms 80 Jl
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