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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-07
PEOPLE CENSURE
THE GOVERNOR
Continued from Page I.

that is. If I should decide to run for
this office 1 will go into the fight de-
termined to win. With that end in
view, L will look especially to the or
ganization OF my friends"
Another probable candidate is Capt.
r. S. Parks. author of the Objectionable
Commissioners of Valuation bill His
friends say that he can probably be
induced to run.
1t is thought probable that Capt.
Joseph =. Willard. of Fairfax. will be
candidate for Lieutenant-Go Governor.
A TRIP TO CUBA.
A party composed of members OF the
Legislature, who worked hard for the
Richmond and Washington Air Line
bill. VIII shortly leave for trip to Gu
ba over the Seaboard Air Line.
FREIGHT OFFICIALS TO MEET.
A meeting of the freight officials of
the various roads will be held in the
offices of the Associated Railways to-
morrow morning. 1t is, however, stated
that only routine business will be
considered, and that the meeting to-
morrow is only regular meeting, which
happens to be held in Richmond. The
out of town representatives will be:
General Freight Agents, c. r. Capps,
of the Seaboard Air Line; e. a. Neil
of the Southern, and II. NJ. Emerson, OF
the Atlantic Coast Line.
y representative of the various roads
entering South Carolina will confer at
Washington tomorrow and make out
new rate schedules. necessitated by the
passage of the Jim Grow" Car bill
by the Legislature Of that State. In
passing this bill requiring separate
coaches. the first and second class rates
were abolished. and the limit tariff
placed at cents per mile, instead of
3 IA cents. flrst-class and ga cents
second class. The law is effective April
18th.
THE SUPREME COURT.
The proceedings In the Supreme
Court of Appeals to-day were as fol-
lows:
Reed vs. Commonwealth. Set for the
26th of March.
Galloway VS.. Webster. Passed.
City of Richmond VS.. Epps. Submit
ted on briefs.
Finch VS.. Southern Railway and
others. Dismissed agreed.
Washington. Alexandria and Mt Yer
non Railway Company VS.. City Council
of Alexandria. Argued by ]. r. Cation
for plaintiff and Gardner l.. Booth for
defendant and continued until to-mor-
row.
The next cases to be called are
Southern Railway Company VS.. Will
toS anu anu VIEW 1OTK,
Philadelphia and Norfolk Railway
Company VS.. Cromwell. Nos. 81 and So
on argument docket.
LEGISLATION BY DEFAULT.
It is reported tonight that the En-
rolling Committee of the Legislature is
Car behind with their work and much
Legislation is likely to go by default
on account Of its not being enrolled In
time.
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B0YKINS.
Especial to The virgintan-Pllot.)

Especial to The Virgintan- Pllot.)
Boykins, Va, March 6.--NIrs. ]. II.
Weston. who has been quite sick with
pneumonia. Is convalescent. Mrs. c. l..
Corbtt. her daughter, of Marionville, is
In attendance upon her mother. Mr.. n.
+. Weston, her eldest son. lies seriously
sick at his home here. His trouble is
a complication Of diseases.
Mrs. Bette Claud. the aunt of Mrs.
i. IT. Grzzard. is confined to her room
at the house of her relative. with a
bronchial affection.
Mrs. r. r. Turnbull, OF Lawrenceville.
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. B. Beaton.
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A DULL DAY
In WASHINGTON
Continued from Page {.

that the proceeding in the organization
OF that Legislature was revolutionary
to which MIR. Corbett was n party.
Mr.. Simon retorted that he was in
duced to believe that Mr.. Carriers
statements were somewhat warned and
exaggerated by the peculiar atmosphere
OF Montana politics, in which, II what
has been heard about the capitol during
the past few weeks Appropriated the
truth. 1t was the general practice Ia
use money in big figures. "In fact
said he, sit has been said that one gen.
tleman In Montana. the candidate for
an honorable office, had separated him
self from about $500, 00O"
Mr.. Scott, of West Virginia gave no.
tice he would speak Friday on his res
o!ntion authorizing the President ia
govern the Philippine islands until Con-
gress shall otherwise provide.
BILLS PASSED.
A bill was passed appropriatinS Sc ,O0i
70 make needed repairs of the road be-
tween New Bern, n. c., and the Ma
tional Cemetery. near that city
bill was also passed providing for
the erection of a public building in
Wheeling, w. Va, at a cost not to en-
coed $500 O00
TIE FINANCIAL BILL.
AIR. Allen. OF Nebraska, then address
H..
did not suppose it would be denied that
the adoption of the gold standard was
"a gross violation of the Republican
policy as cnunciated in the Republican
platform of 1886" nor would IL be de-
MED, he thought. that the Republican
party had made no honest effort 10
bring about 'bimetallism. 81
Il will interjecl into the Senator's
remarks. with his permisson," said
MI. Aldrich, chairman OF the i2inana,
Committee. "a denial of every state
mcnt he has made. and the probability
is that ut the conclusion of his speech
l can enter the same denial"
1t is simply stupendous scheme for
buncoing the people," MIR. Allen de-
ciared. 1t is legislative bunco
scheme and nothing else"
Mr.. Allen asserted that the pending
measure conferred unlimited power for
the issuance of bonds, which Mr.. AL
drich Immediately denied.
Mr. Allen especially attacked the
measure because of the favors which
he said it extended 10 the national
banks.
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ONE HUNDRED
MEN ENTOMDED
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parties. Ferdinand Howard is general
manager. The miners are located on
the south side of New river. tifty-nine
miles east of Charleston. II is one of
u series of mines controlled by the
same Virginia parties. 1t is a drift
mine and the product is hauled from
the inside by mules for a distance OF
$500 feet to Il drum house, where 1t
is lowered down the plane by an eight
foot drum and steel ropes.
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NEWPORT NEWS.
Especial to virgininn-Pilot.)

Newport News. Va, March 6.-Thc
transport Fitzpatrick came in to-day
from San Juan for New York. in order
to get sufficient coal to carry her to
her destination. She has aboard TWEEN
ty-eght passengers. 200 horses and six
ty-eisht mules. These will leave the
vessel here.
The training-ship Lancaster reached
Old Point to-day, and is now in quaran-
tine.
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list monthly meeting tonight with Mrs.
NJ. j. Smith.
Messrs. H. j. and A. D. Bowen have
gone to Baltimore.
Harry Titus has gone to Petersburg
to visit an uncle.
N. L. Holland, C. w. Holland and
John II. Kelfam. OF Eastville. Va. were
in Suffolk to-day.
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a DENIAL.

In brief reply denying that the
measure extended to national banks
any additional privileges, Mr.. Aldrich
said there was not the least danger of
imitation by the issuance of national
bank currency under the provisions
or the pending bill. The entire amount
possible to he issued by tho banks
would be S609,000.000, an increase of
$500, 100000 over the present national
bank currency.
MIR. BUTLER EvADES ANSWER.
AT this point an interesting colloQuy
occurred between Mr. Aldrich and Mr.
I'uticr, of North Carolina. The Rhode
island Senator asked Mr.. Butler If he
and the party he represents were in
favor of the free coinage of silver at
the ratio of 16 to l.. Mr.. Butler evaded
direct answer, prcferrng, he said.
10 answer the question in his own
way.
Mr.. -Aldrich, after vainly pressing for
categorical reply, said he had watch
ed with interest the decadence of the
Tree silver issue. but he expressed some
surprise that Mr. Butler, who was the
representative Of a great party, should
practically acknowledge that he and
his party had abandoned the free coin
age OF silver
Mr.. Butler protested against the
version of his remarks. hut did not
further reply.
CONFERENCE REPORT ADOPTED
At 4 o'clock the vote was taken on
the pending conference report. 1t wa
agreed to-ii 10 26-as follows:
Yeas-Aldrich. Allison, Baker, Bard
Beveridge, Burrows, Carter Clar!
| (Wyoming), Cullom, Davis, Depew
Elkins. Fairbanks. Foraker, Foster
Frye, Gallinger. Gear, Hale. Hanna
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headaches

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quickly cured by Royal Head
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chronic sufferer from head
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You can carry a bottle everywhere; the
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Royal Headache Tablets are made after
Johns Hopkins Hospital formula, and
arc absolutely harmless. }
Think twice before taking effervesccnt
Tablets the certain remedy.
All druggists sell them; doses 10 cents.
Royal Drug Co.. Baltimore. Md.
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SUFFOLK ADVERTISEMENTS

NKT ANI11D-rO CORRESPOND WITH
Wy q lady who would board n family
/ OF eight. ] VIII furnis@ house In one OF
!; tho best donations In town. References
exchanged Address p. o. Box 1872, Slif-
folk, va ST.
AZ RE YOU INSURED WITH WOOD
IN WARD & bLAM., Suffolk. Va? If
moi. SEQ or write to them today. They
4issslDess tho best Fire. Life, Health and
Accident policies. All losses paid prompt
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Father of tho House Dead.

0Df IeIcBrHPH 10 VIrElnlnn-PIIoE)
Philadelphia, March 6.-Congressman
Alfred c. Harmer. Father of the
House." the Representative from the
Firth Pennsylvania District, died ut his
home here tonight, aged 20 years.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13
Not Quite q Cycloue.

The high wind OF Sunday afternoon
was about the worst ever known in the
Arkansas valley. The wind aud the
rain were accompanied by hail. but CON.
IN. thus early no damage was doue, ex-
cept IN n few places to alfalfa.
AZ David Best's two miles east OF
town. some trees were leveled, small
ouibuiidin.s overturned, but the great
cot damage was TO his fine new barn. ono
Of the best in the county. which was
movc,l few inches from its foundation
nnd somewhat warped. II cnn doubtless
be restored to its place without material
damage.
Stables belonging 10 Senator Swink
and Dr. Pollock were overturned.
Andy Sicholes was near tho McCaskill
& vroman ranch when tho storm came
up. lie saw u large corn crib there torn
down and tho floor no handled by the
wind that il aliHhted directly on top Of
800 bushels OF corn which the crib con-
taiu~Sl.
The hnil at Rocky Ford vas slight.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13
County Commissioners.

Fred A. Sabin was renppointed deputy
district attorney nj u salary Of $1,000.
The following wcrc appointed dele
gates so tho u,ea.ing held nj Denver on
Monday to consider tho question Of lear.
ing lands Of the public domain: w. II.
McCaskili. Wm. Auckland. A. d. Best,
]. Q. johnson. II. W.. Potter. d. Z
Thomas. J. ". Beatty. Lewis Swink, Il.
l.. King and =. II. King.
TIL. petition Of u. J. Raxter ct nj. that
the extension Of Swink avenue from the
city limits OF Rocky Ford TO tho rail.
road bc made county wncon road was
granted. II being signed by NIL the prop.
crty owners adjacent to the proposed
road.
The bond OF the Rocky Ford Hard.
warc Co. for the burial Of pnupcrs for
1900 was approved.
The board made it's regular quarterly
visitation to the county jail and connfy
poor farm. both OF which institutions
They fonnd in their usual excellent condi
tion. La Jnnta Tribune.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13
Council Proceedings.

At the meeting of tho town council
March 81 tho following bills were nl-
lowed: ". II. Mohler, 60, salary ms
night marshall: for work on pipe line
sgI3 was allowed five person. Several
building permits were, granted. john
Hushaw wns elected night marshal.
On March 10 claims were allowed Ms
follows: Tony Fleming. S5. salary night
marshal: s. W. Crcssy, s32. surveying
nni plating Pipe line: Tony wykle. Sl5.
work ON laterals; Jnc Wright. 800. sal.
nry ns mnrshnl; Price Il Lance. S2.23.
inil supplies. a number Of building per-
mi,s were granted. L. Z. Foley's sa'
loon bond was accepted.
On April q, for work on pipe line, the
f,llowipy bills were allowed: j. A. Bo-
dcnbnmcr, Sl62s: W. B. Miller. O. Dag
rett, O.. Gartwait and Nels Danelson,
sl.5O each. NJ. Barnaby, 81. storing
grader: English Lumber Co, S'.io, i,im-
ber: Geo. Lane, sl0.25. police duty. FOR
election expenses: w. Il. Harris u. II.
Taylor and q. Il. Eaton, SO each; Or-
yilie Clark and O. G. Crawford. 80 each;
williams n Clark, slO; w. L.. Harris
&. 80, canyassipg returns.
The report OF Police Magistrate Harris
was accepted.
The reports OF Town Clerk Rushmer
mud Treasurer Hendricks We're accepted
and ordered published.
Tho old council then adjourned TO hi-
low the new council to organize.
The election of officers resulted as toi-
lows:
MAYOR pro tcm-H. w. Lance.
Clerk pro ,em-G. NJ. Hall.
Clcrk-H +. Rushmer:
TrcGsurer-L n. Hendricks.
Mnrshml-Joe Wright.
Night marshal John llushaN.
street commissioner IL. Deweesc.
Water commissioners. l.. Dcweese.
pnl;cc mnristrate-W. l.. Harris.
Town uttorney-R. s. Beall.
Mnyor Mcdonald appointed tho fol-
lowing standing committees: see,
streets and allcys-Daring. wilson
and Smith. ,,
Fmunce-I,ecker. Wilson and Daring.
Iiccuss-I.nnce. Smith aud Han.
| Fir, lcpnrlment-Sm Daring an"
'rhe SALARY Of the street commissioner
wns fixed ut { Gj per month, lie 10 '"fn's"
'rrm,tr, Hall moved that bid be M
vt,.d from the Electric liignt co'hp.n!
far furnishing power to do tue pumping
for the town on the basis oil ten hou's
per day. ..,o, ,ho first
and second readings. rms Is an o.u
nnpcs that repeals an existing or"'n", ,I,',
which requires saloon Keepers 10 sc' W.
consent of majority ot 'hS prol''s
hollera in the block before iicehso van
be granted.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13
Senator swinks Park Addition.

Just north OF Senator Swink's resi-
lence lie hns plated 40 acres OF land into
town lots. md he is spending large
sum in putting it is in shape for use as u
residence part OF town. A complete
system il being put in-the first in town.
Sewer pipe Of ample size il being placed
in all the streets and alleys 80 that the
expense for individual builders to make
will bs slight. Elm trees
will bs planted on all the streets. On the
south side OF tho addition park 800
fest square will bs provided. which will
bs set with elm, maple and ash trees. In
u fev years this will be handsome part
Of Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

At frequent intervals il becomes ncces.
sary for our readers to be reminded OF
the dates which are on the little yellow
address slips. The dates there given
show the time TO which your subscription
has been paid. The expenses OF the
office must be met each week In cash,
hence the dcsirability OF prompt pay
mcn,s on subscription. Look at the
date on your slip and SEQ il payment
should not be made.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

Col. Lockhart lost quite number OF
cattle by last Thursdays storm in the
vicinity o. Fountain. The snow was SO
wet and thick that the poor beasts were
practically blinded. and found breathing
difficult. The carcasses lie strewn for
miles over the range and occasionally an
animal was found during the two days
succeeding that of the storm, iloundcr-
ing about. starved and weak. These in
many cases could not stand the Journey
back to the corrals.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

"The City Problem is the title OF n
new book Just issued by A. A. Hoskins.
The title to great extent explains the
mission Of the book or it Gov. A!va
Alva Adams says: II was charmed with
its style; and interested in its original
theories regarding civilization and the
destiny Of cities. 1t is thought pro.
voking book. 1t will awaken reflection
and bring good to many" "The City
Problem is published by J. II. Alden,
Now York Price 80 cents.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13
The Fool and His Flannels Are Soon
Parted.
II you're cutc

II you're cute
You won't shuttle of your fonr-ply iinn.
mel suit,
Nor in a rash moment go and shoot
Thn, great big ulster, just because the
blncbird sings
In tuncsome twi,tcr OF sundry rernal
things.
The dandclion may be here, for bugs to
ilirt on.
But don't bc foolish! Keep your shirt
mn
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

Tho famous Nashville Students male
quartet will appear with the Nashville
Students next Wednesday evening, April
Is, ut s o'clock, and sing all their favor.
ite selections, including the "Calliope'
and their "Yodel" songs. They also have
n new Chinese song this year, and their
new conceit, Come Where the Band Is
Playing, initiating band instruments,
makes tremendous hit every night.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

G. W. Combs reports his'school Mt No.
6. near Fowler. closed last Friday, al-
though the primary grades, taught by
Miss Florence Cook, will continue
month longer. The term was a seven
months and successful one.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

The storm Of Tuesday caused n post
poncment OF the Ben Hur entertainment
ut the Baptist church. The next date
will be announced later.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

In one OF DR.. Kearby's show windows
Orviile Clark has arranged qnite fine
DISPLAY OF the rabbi, family. There are
specimens OF the Angoria and Jack rab,
BITS and Belgian hares. An ornamental
house shelters them from the pubic gaze
when the rabbits so elect.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

Rocky Ford is now supplying the cit:
les and mountain towns with the finest OF
rhubarb and asparagus
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13
Buy Your Meats.

OF the old reliablo Meat Market
of Gerbing & Son. They always
have the best of everything in
their line, and sell at as low plices
as anybody.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

F;rst-class table board, in both
onolity and quantity. Enquire o,
Mrs. Stuck, one block north ana
half block east OF Mrs. brls.o' >
corner.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

Three hundred pounds kleckly
Sweet Water Melon Seeds for
sale. Address Mrs. Reichenbach
West Swink Ave. mile west
of town. lltt
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

Mrs. q. IL. Willis and her La Junta
pupils will give their annual musical re-
citnl in that city, in the opera house,
April 20. The proceeds will be for the
benefit Of the building fund OF the new
Christian church.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

The Kinney Grocery Co. is the
place to buy Oranges, Lemons,
Apples and all kinds of fresh
Fruit to be found in the market
at this season.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

The Dawley Hardware & Fur
niture Co. have Deering Mowers
and Rakes this year.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13
Will be Organized

Wednesday night April 18th,
the Knights of Equity at the &.
A. X. hall. You should join the
order because you do not have to
die to win. 1t writes Life Insu-
rance, accident aud sick benefits.
Charter fee Sl.50. Now is your
time to JOIN. J. W. PIITcHARD,
If State Deputy for Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

The heavy brick machine for Hill N
Browns pressed brick works arrived sew,
eral days since. Bad weather has caused
some delay in getting the plant in run
ming order.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

See the new line of ladies' and
gents Gold Watches at the Opera
House Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

A heavy snow storm prevailed during
all OF Tuesday and the succeeding night
wns quite cold. Wednesday morning,
however. was bright causing the snow
to rapidly disappear.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

Good Enough and Rock Island
Sulky Plows. +. X. Cook.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

Try some of Armour's concen-
trated Soup at Kimzeys. just
the thing for this season OF the
wear
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

Sugar City is the latest new post Office
in Otcro county.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

If you want medicines in the
night push the night bell at the
Opera House Pharmacy.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

Jnmison Il Lamberton, contractors "n''
hr,lIcrs. are building shop ior tleIl
ow,, use on Railroad street, west ot opcr"
House block.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

Hon. w. A. Colt recently made 81 nc cs 30 o.
rot sheep at the top.notch hgnre oil s''-''
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

See those Sc Ladies NsSts at
Gibsow's RACKET Store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

See my line of Buggies and
Wagons. Il. Il. Cook.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

The street comm issioner is dong Il
good job in the way OF numerous cinder
crpss:ngs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

The Nashville Students will give you
"a Taste OF the Old Times" ut their en-
tcrtain,nent next Wednesday, April Is:
They will tell you all about 'Noah's Old
Ark "Campmeeting III the irom'sed
Land" ali about "rrouble in de Land
and will petition that "Peter, Go Ring
Them Bells" Get your tickets early aud
bs on hand.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13
Heavy April Rainfall.

Superintendent Griffin OF the experiment
station furnishes the following figures OF the
recount ralntnll:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

The immigrants who arrived with o.;
B. Stauifer, have all found farms ana
houses or places for work.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13


The o.5G inches OF precipitation OF tho llth
was mostly SNOW and represents TALL OF
about inches.
A double bar of Fairy Toilet
Soap and beautiful calendar, all
for ) cents Mt kimzey's.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

.Wesc Line Of Nem's Hats at
Gibson's Racket Store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

The General Federation Woman S
Club Biennial for 1900 will be held in
Milwaukee, Wis, June 9th to sth, and
the local board propose to make the oc-
casion very attractive to the thousands
which will attend.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

All seasonable vegetables in
stock at the Kinney Grocery Com
pany's stores.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

Call up the nigut clerk at the
Opera House Pharmacy and get
your prescriptions correctly filled.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

j. s. Wilson has purchased one oil
Mark Baldwin's dwellings, north OF the
Liberty school and may be considered
permanent resident OF Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

L. Story, the resident agent OF the
Pueblo Star, reports n very gratifying
increaso in tho Star subscriptIon list.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-04-13

A. G. White, formerly in the cigar
business here, has returned from Wal
senburg aud formed partnership p with
Il, A. Todd in cigar manuiactory.
They will be Ice tied i'll Mrs BTistois
building, north Main street.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-09-13
Resid ence of Teachers.

For the convenience OF parents or
others who may wish to locate the
teachers in our schools we publish the
subjoined list:
Geo. p. Hambrecht. superintendent,
at home on High street.
Kate Mchercher, principal west side
high, at home near st. Paul depot.
Sara Heimdal, west side high, Mrs.
Geo. r. Gardner on High street.
Alice Carlton, high school assistant,
Witter House.
Josie L. DriScOll, 7th and Sth grades,
1th ward, Mrs. ErneStine FOntaine.
Elide Marceau, 4th and 9Th grades,
1th ward, home on French street.
Marion Ellison, I'd and Sd grades,
7th ward, Jos. Bogoger.
Laura Reeves, 1St grade, 7th ward,
home near Green Bay depot.
ElenOre Phillips, eighth ward, Jos.
BOgOger on French street.
Weland L. Oswald, 9Th and 7th grades,
9th ward, Fl. H. Voss.
Geo. L. Humphreys, 7th and Sth
grades I'd ward building, H. H. Voss.
Evelyn PeerenbOOm, I'd and Sd
grades, 9th ward, Mrs. Ernestine FOn-
taine.
Bessie Sedgwick, 4th and 9Th grades,
9th ward, JOS. Bogoger.
Laura Duggan, 1St grade, 9th ward,
Dixon House.
Geo. t. Blynd, principal high school
east side, Geo. p. Hambrecht,
VIM. d. Fuller, assistant east side
high, Love House.
Sara 4. Rich, east side high assist
ant, Mrs. Emma Brundage
Mary Rich, 1st grade, I'd ward Mrs.
Emma Brundage.
Emma Whitcomb, 5th grade, 1St
ward, Mrs. Emma Brundage.
AntOinette FOOgman, Sd and 4th
grades, I'd ward, Mrs. VIM. Edwards.
Elizabeth Hughes. kindergarten di-
rector, Mrs. VIM. Edwards.
Ella Perry, I'd grade, I'd ward, H, H.
NOSS.
Claude Conant, 9th grade, I'd ward,
Dr. A. B. Crawford
Hannah McGrath, I'd and Sd grades.
I'd ward, Mrs. Reeves.
Matte L. Larkin, 1St grade. I'd
ward. Miss KOllOck
Margaret ScanlOn, old Congregations
al church building, Sd and 4th grades,
Mrs. Reeves.
Matilda Bunge, kindergarten assist
ant, at home.
Mabel Marceau, kindergarten assist
ant, at home.